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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

CeRS EXCHANGES LONDON, July 5.-This weeks supply Of
English Grain has been small but great many foreign vessels
have arrived with wheat barley aud oats The sale &C every
article has been slack bat the factors will not submit To lever
Prices Fresh made -four in demand other sorts few
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-22

o. We call the attention Of ths Street Inspector
Of this ward to the filthy state Of Ann, Nassau and
Fulton streets, particularly the upper part Of the
latter. There is great nuisance almost daily oppo-
site Mr.. Perrin's, A6 Fulton street, in the shape
Of an old oat box, and ahsrse feeding there Sc The
filth We saw there yesterday enough to breed a
pestilence the excellent sidewalk was strewed
with oats and dirt, and the old oat box and cart in
the gutter kept back dirty ssh to such an extent a.
TO make the place unapproachable. Clear away the
old horse and the old oat box.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12

d NV ER AND Act Ito Ny FRIENDS
4 - The NEsl. and gat'E tbasr
Whghage used 'hr LHE MEDICINES ~ treat.
mgut o, FEl Err ND lGiI T.
L f. bat i short ums Eae. 8e.e Medicines
Lass 5lea a'fgdae,l % Ne ever and Aa4e ~.
gti1.s aud the proprietor alt'ers himself That dur.
uz that period. wherever they lose been ufea
according To tht tu.ltoas thsr haze done more
,ow4r4s e<m.u'nap the disease, taan ell. other
remedies aul prescriptions combined. 1t is "
c7almaa excuse among "rcgulaf practitioners a
"heh si.s'"es 3-' "'''llceo' mat 5ts} 11nhot
ol'c e's "n'u P@'i,, ~ :" "' .4.' o.
e'"s''t'i's ''''.u' z
con.iautl'y dong away part q tbe As' q We
'rcpf99.a Diseases apo VI Haa4t Ia. ihe aapp'-
ness o. confidently Ann'5'e'aE saal tftH A'o
AatE Dc 80" 10 ot auatS 10 i"e hH"1rF ~ com.
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til I'll STRANGER Than FICTION.
Ng c135 IT, asu- aaa.l .rym tie
dog 81 tie s. LOUIS police office, as re-
ported he Bsaeua Of the s,h oh. We
q Dot Is true 70 every particular.
G-rs Wg-a-zr FEgrl1tu. gen,eel
s-s fa,e.fr.., .a.a, man. Of sbadt thirty
,es-. n aye. s.s brought IN this morning
r-ac..srya OF beng srguk in the streets and
s..,grs.gs tbe crsce. He gtes5 rl,ity 10
lie char e. ard evidently 4o8red under
tie -vesest ens,.e1. WHea requested 10
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.s1l' hS ols'''-7a as'a'aga ne 'oage'
va 1aD 1'''1''1.l'' anu l began 10 rec.
w i-'o7' ,a''''71 ''A''.t iA regard 70 ny
iaA"}. IHe 'e''si7 "A.sL / received from
ny we gre" O''.' 80. frequent some
mrs SleI"ius M WIN '"e'i aDr1p1ness'--
'Is' Oe'ofe Tue "'s' 90 p I'D regard 70 ny
We pofiisn were aoo1i 10 1e completed
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.! 81 "'a iHend Of my iathef family, warn
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NOTICE.

TENHOS. TROTTER would inform The public
that he has sold out his entire Establish,
ment 10 s 7. Alexander, and respectfully requests
all persons indebted BY Note or Account to come
forward and pay up; also those indebted To Iroi.
ter & Alexander, will please call aud settle, as
further indulgence cannot be given
Oct 81, 1888.
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.HpSrO Hiring.
rEyuE CAUSE On BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
a AND A MODE OF UURE-A well reg

rEyHE CAUSE On BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
Il AND A MODE OF DURE-A well reg
u.ated and ar0por,ouetc quantity II BILE upon toe
stomach Is always requisite t9f the promotion Of
sound hslIla--l, st!mullcf digestion, and keeps
the Intestinal canal free from all obstruclnns On
the inferior surface Of the liver IS peculiar olat-
dcf in which the bile Is first pre-4rycd, bang
formed by the liver from the bod. Thence II
passes Iat0 the stomach aGd iutasIaes, and regl
atus Tie indigestion. Thus we see when there
Is a aeaCenuy Of bile, the body is constantly COS
tive On tie other hand Dvef4bnudaHce Of
bile, causes frequent nausea il the stomach and
often promotes very severe attacks Of dlscasc,
which sometimes end in death.
Ftscrs ar always preceded by symptoms Of d
disgrdcred stomach; as are also scroiulOus dlsO,.
degs, ard oil sympathetic functional, orgaric Or
leorile diseases. From the same cause, the nat
urll and healthy action ofthe beart, and the whole
vascular system is impaired and reduced below
It's nag4ral standard exhibited 10 Patpu1noyns
.augaid pulse, torpots oil. the limbs, sygcoPe and
even death itself in consequence Of an ogCrabun.
dance Of peculiar Substance 10 TIC digestive or.
-4us.
Toe approach Of j.,.aus diseases IS 1t 10 times
attended by decided symptoms Of an existing dis
eaaod state OF toe stomach aad bowels; l. =. wIl
'A1se signs ""iCh arc ""o"H To F'"1 'u' ".''
contents to be Of mofea irritating nature bu'
I Whenever the ailmohiafy canal happens 70 b.
/ loaded "s9 irritating matter, some arrangement
yi lhs bea.tAy operation eiA"ef oi The gchefh sys
tom, or Of some particular organ CT tue body "
/ the certain result and when this state happens t.
! b. united %ith any other symptoms O! disease 10
I Fleets are always thereby much aggravated. Ihf
I progress Of organic oDs,fnelt9n Is often 50 RAPID
a scarcely 70 admit Of the tot the application Of
such AID az is ~ b. offered by art get, 10 general
the pEe@9nlt3ry sy mqtgms OF gastric load are per
/ ceHlblc Tor day " two prc1ioua . The ieyer,sh
p4rpzism, period when the most etteaoi9us aa'
/ sIslanee may be- gwen, by unloading the stomach
and aHme"tary canal OF Its irritating content
ana thus reauclng We slsegFupnliY OF DISEASE
MOI Al = LII l. MLbit Ms snoeia al
ways be taken 10 Tue cary stages o. u'.''o7 L'"
f.antai ana u Ptiea'tit" III s1.1"f dc'''u'NB U
TIC directions "'I poS.t4'e'y 'i.ee' cure
Inc mineral t'eu'.'hg' ''l1A prescribed II
'Hese assesses alhon2H they may 'Aec' Tempo
fafY e4fe, AZ '"e same ''"' create an unhaaI'H.
-',g % '.'g '''oI '1 ''.'I ,g''4 ~ P'o
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12
10000 genuine 1IOrus Multi.
cauiis for sale.

s,EsSa. THNIlE subsetibcr IS nos prepared
1900 Z to make contracts Tor lhc Dc.
S9zW livery Of 'hls valuable tree ,ist feed.
ing tic sik eofm 10 The tall A,
taCre hes been AID still pii o. pauy
frauds praelccd Upon The ansuspcel.ug, tho $40
,cfibsf warrants those noy offered t9 bc % tkc re-
hume k.na tss original STOCK vas ubtaiace flop.
GIDEON r. Smith, q Baltimore, nine year, ago and
are a part q the Tree that llal gentleman has 80
k,a oheu abou, 10 his wiiuogs being the frat cye,
brought 10 the Uuued States. The trge has btcp
growing 10 40 exposed situation since dtsi obtain
ed AID beng nos acciIma,cd "a preferable 20 th1,t
lately introduced iuio the country. Il will also y
cultivated IS yseif the present year aud ,s,'}
care III ID tlkcn @ reader the TREE good and ct,.
Is necessary obstruction gwen 70 petcaasefs pon
az cuiNaglou gl lhe same. Asthc Tree is IN gf,s,
demand ind the season about to close for obtaining
u tbs year, those wishing 10 purchase aoud &.
scl 20 ptaA ia Tine aud that there may b no d..
appointments regular ilsi vii be Kept ana ,h.'
Advertisement discontinued 30 soou a. the uBat. .
.b5yc.p4asl1 - taken 90. The subscriber vi4
alec maks engagements ior icw thaltatd Sill
WORM tG6Soi lhc u.st approved { 10 now 'tt
mr. sofnH ai.l 81 f,d GAcllauc,y ugau tuc M0fas
N4Neaats. All communication 81 mall, mos,
u fa-t paid, and al o.dlfs mus, DC ac1omPl asr.
D, cash
J. P PR1TeHAGD
10 80. l-34 f4-8
y q Psfsou' are invited 70 q q ard zee tbs ,l.,
vbl.r growing aua Judge 10 lhems1iyts
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECkLENBURC COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas Cad Quarter Sessions, De-
iober Term, 1899.
Z. W. 4 F. r, Hams
rs.
Tcrissa y Lemmond
Execution hy a Justice Of the Peace, levied On de
fendant's interest in tract OF land adjoining
John MeNcely and others.
q I appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
4 tia, the defendant has removed beyond The
limits ii the State Ordered, therefore, that publ
cation &c made six weeks IN the Charlotte Jour
nal, that unless the defendant appears al the mex
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, 10 be hci'
for SAID county at the Court House IN Charlotte
on the fourth Monday in January next, and an
sWer or dgmur TO said levy, an Order OF Sale vii
be made
Wuness, Brady Oates Clerk Of our said Court
at Office, tic lth Monday OF October, A. D. 1889
b, OATES. c. w. c.
Prye adv sJI tic
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-12-12
POETRY.

The following is a translation from an aneier
; 7anish Poem. which says the Edinburgh R
,isw, IS surpassed by nothing which we are az
eaaiated with, in the Spanish language, eHeeP
tie orders Of Luis de Leon -
o.. LEI the soal is slumbcr break,
Arouse lis 1ses and awake,
To see how soon
LIE. with rs rlories. glIdos away,
And the stern foot,icp Of decay
Comes stealing on.
1I,r plelsare hka the passing wind,
Blows 81. ana leaves Us nought behind,
Bot grief At last
How sill cur present happiness
seems. 10 the hayward fancy, less
Than what is past.
Aad while we exc the rolling tide,
Down which our flying minutes glide
Away so fast;
let Us the present hour employ,
And dream each future dream ofJ9y
ALREADY past
let no vain hope deceive the mind
No happier le; Us hopa 70 find
Tomorrow than to-day
Oar golden dreams Of yore were bright
Like them the present shall delight
Like them decay
Our lives like hast.rc dreams must bc,
That into one engulphnE sea
Are doomed 10 fail;
Tie Sea Of Death v hose waves roll or,
Ger king and kiurdom. crown and th1cne,
Ant swallow al.
4l.se the rivers lordly tide,
Alike the humble riy'lets glide
To that sad nave,
Death levels poyetty and pride,
And rich and poor sleep side By SIDE
Within the grave.
Oar birth Is but "a starting place,
Iits is tae running the race,
And death The goal
Their al cur steps = last are trou-l..,
Tkai path alone OF al uasalgt4t
Is toaad al alb
Sa7. then, how pocr and little worth,
Are al those glitifr.ag TOYS ofea-tA
That lure Us here
Dreams IL a sleep ,ha. das' must break
As. before {, bids Is vase,
y disappear.
L7ng ere the damps 5f asa,h cln blight;
TIE checks pure glow q ,ed and white
Hata passed away
Yosth SMILED, ana I'll eaveuly fair;
Age came. and lsi5 h.s singer tagse,
And where III they
Whe-s j tie strength that uoesed te51y.
.... e-e-
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lost,
Dee 3, 1889

A FINE GOLD WATCH, valued at sI75,
"A the property OF the subscriber, and taken
inm John Morsc's Hotel, IN the town Of Concord,
Cabarrus county, on saturday, the 23d OF Noycm-
Der, out Of the room first in the range OF offices
South OF the Hote. Deserp tton-Go!d face, en-
tirclv figured, with unusually small gold hands
near tie points OF which there are small round
holes, opens and winds on the back Attached 70
which. when lost, was pink Guard Chain, made
of braid With . Cold Key with steel PIPE, ten ex-
ira iewels--the number not recollected. Any per
son finding said Watch and lodging It at Concord,
salisbury, Charlotte, LincoIuton, or any OF the
neighbo.ing villages, will be literally rewarded
Tor The same.
b. NJ EDNEY.
December 3. 1889. III
o. The salisbury Watchman and Carolnan
are requested 10 insert the above four times.
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"Mad with rage and disappointment, l
pursued Al Mobile lost all traces OF the
william and his wretched victim. pro
ceeded 10 New Orleans, aud on making EN-
ou,rles Of the dlferen, boats, was told BY
the captain Of one of them engaged IN run
nlng 10 81. LOUIS, that a woman answerIn-
the description | gave, had cote up on HI,
boat some time since. | Immediately EN-
barkej for this place, sir; and my money
beng nearly exhausted, was compelled Z,
take a passage on deck. | arrived here il
a state Of complete restitution; and beng
unable TO learn any thing Of my wife or ia,
william WlIloughby, | became discouraged
md dlshearteuea. The bottle was my re
sort. | mingled with the yllest Of the vile
nd last night was persuaded BY several 9th
.rs to visit a house of III fame. | entered
aud the first object that met my gaze
sas my rife, sitting upon the lap Of a DIS
gusung rudian, and rcslgnng her tender
cheek, which had not suffered "eyen the
Wind of Heaven TO visit too roughly, e
his disgusting caresses. Sir, sir, became
mad | can tell no more, but that | rush
ed from the house, invoking the most lm
pous maledictlons upon kim who had beer
the cause Of such misery and anguish anC
found myself this morning IN the situation
in which you behold me. Sir, nothing
which goa can rnh,c, viii be punishment
70 me, and you can beslow no greater favor
than to take my life. have Aycd too long
i am ready to de"
He vas discharged.
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Sources If Soeial Happiaeu.-As re
CARDS public happiness, statesmen and poh
acians too often forget that though good
political Institutions couduce to il, yet that
they are but one means to the attainment
Of this end, and that more than these are
requisite 20 make individuals and nations
happy. The cultivation Of good vail, kind
ness, humanity, anu all the gentIer alpc
TONS, are far more influential 10 the promo.
ton Of private happiness than the jus;es,
balance Of the political constitution can be,
50 that though the value Of civil and rel,
gioas liberty IS great, aud has a large ~.
Aueuce On nalloaal well being, still il alone
does not constitute happiness; aud therefore
1t seems TO me that those writers who de.
vote their energies 10 the task Of endea
Fouriag 10 soften and improve the social at
teciaus, do incompaably more to promote
the benefit Of communities than those who
have only 10 view what IS moro strictly de
sgualed the public veal Curtis on
Heath.
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H. DOING Up CONSIDERABLE SLEEP"
Away out in Missouri, they live on
The primitive system. People steep as well
as eat in companies, and in many OF The no.
tels there are from three to a dozen beds IN
each chamber. On cold winters night,
weary and foot worn traveller arrived at
one OF those carayansaries by the read side.
I After stepping into the bar room and taking
the requisite number Of drinks, be lnyok
ed the attention Of the accommodating land
LADY with tins lnlerrogatory;
" say, ma am have you got IA consider.
able number OF beds IN your house
f" Yes" answered she, rather reckon
we have
" How many have you about this time
that amt no WAYS engaged T.
Wen, we've one room up stairs with
eleven beds in It,"
That's Jus, right" said the traveller,
( ''ilItake the room and engage 1.-THE beds,
I i. you please"
he iandlady, not expecting any more
company fer tae Highi, and thinking that
+ her guest might wish to be alone, consent.
cd that be should occupy the room But
~ sooner had the wayiarar retired THAI d
I large pafty arrived and demanded lodgings
. Tor the night The laudlads told them she
vas very sorry, bu, all a4r rooms were en-.
gaaed--lue, there was one room with eley
sa beds 10 It and only one gentleman.
We mus. 60 there, iben--we mus
have beds there (" The party accord
agIy proceeded to tie chamber wltl
be beds, aud raped 10 answer vas re-
turned They essayed to open the door, il
vas locked. They shouted aloud, but re
cetyed no reply. At last, driven TO desper
alton ihsy determined upon bursting open
!. tho door. They had 10 sooner doue so,
: ban they discovered every bedstead empty
. and all The eleven beds piled up IN the cen
d ire Of the room, WIKI the traveller asleep OF
: their top. Taey aroused hrm with som,
o difficulty, 1Dd demanded what in the worl,
be wanted with all those beds r
~ dy, look here, SAID he, strangers
/ | ANT had no sleep these here eleven nights
r so ! 3Is, hired eleven beds, 10 pet rested al
C. j; once and make Up what have lost
I calculate 70 do up a considerable mess o
q sleeping I've hlred all these beds and 7al,
i .or them, aud, hang me, if | don't mean L
d lave eleven uighIs sleep olt ou'em 5etor
uo5Blag.
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C'0sh.

A Ii those Indebted, either BY Note or Account
n to the old firms of J. NJ. Morrison & Co. and
Morrison & Harris. will please call and settle by
CASH, as longer indulgence will not be given
The Notes aud Accounts will be found at the Store
Of Taylor, Harris i Co.
s A. HARRIS.
Dec. 3, 1899. llu
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d. G.yCE .NORE.

n ONCE more Notify my Customers that the
q time i drawing nigh tina, will expect them
to call and settle their accounts either by Cash OF
Nole--a deduction OF five per cent. viii be made
to all who viii pay the money. As this Is tue
third Notice have given hope 1t vii not be ne.
elected, as my circumstances require tina my
& aoks should 81 settled % or before the goth d
December next All those who neglect lbs No.
tee may expect to fnd their accounts an other
hands lor collection especially those indebted TOT
lS2S. AND'W MONTGOMERY
Nor 26, ls3a tl3
y Il. have removed my Shop across the street
nearly opposite Cross's Tavern where intend 70
carry on III, Business usual and w!iI be glad q
accommodate all who may favor me with ihelr
custom a ~
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN,

-VENO all Legatees, Creditors, and other persons
interested in the estates of the respective de-
cedents and minors, that the Administration ac-
counts of the said esates have been filed in the Of
flee the Register Of the County Of Couu,bia, and
will be presented for confirmation and allowance to
tho Orphans Court, to be held at DanVille in and
for the county aforesaid, on Monday the 18th day
of April next at 8 o'clock, A. Nj.
LIST. Account of Stmon RYIsher and Jcha
Rrtsher, Executors to the last will and testament
of Simon krisher, late of Roaring Creek town
ship, deceased.
TRAITOR of the estate Of Jacob Davis, late of Bloom
township, deceased.
Sd. The Account of George Smith and.JOhn 6O O,t-
ger, Executors of the last will and testament of
Charles Clark, late of Limestone township, de-
ceased.
4th The supplementary account ofIV'm. L.If0usel,
Administrator of the estate of John Housel, late
of Liberty township, deceased
9th, The Account of H"n Smith, Administrator
of the estate of George Sechler, late of Mahoning
township, deceased.
9th. The Account of Ezra S. MnVhurst, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Jacob Kostenbadcr,
late OF Mlfflln township, deceased.
7th. The Account of suGgdGline EfutChfns and
abraham EfhI, Administrators ofthc estate of
John Hutchins, late of Miillih township, do
ceased.
Sth The Account Of Thomas Hartman and
George III. I.Hts, Executors of the last will
and testament of John II. Willis late Of Hem
lock township, deceased.
9th. The Account of George m. U'hlfts, Ad-
ministrator ofthe estate of Samuel Hughes, late
oECattawissa township, deceased.
10th. The Account Of John y. BGrcley, Ad-
minisrator of the estate of Ellis R. Furman, late
Of Bloom township, deceased
llth. The Account of .Ufcbdei Stscher, Admin
istrator of the estate of Nathaniel Edger, late of
Hemock township, deceased.
PHILIP BILLMEYER, Register.
Registers Office, Danville, March g. 1899.
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BloomsburgOctober l3.

RR. LEIDY'S INDICATED EXTRACT
M y OF SARSAPARILLA, having become SO
deservedly popular, on account of its superior
strength TO any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla in
existence, 1t is thought unnecessary to make much
comment upon its virtues. Suffice it to say, 0ae
bottle OF the above contains tlcice as much Of the
active principles of Sarsaparilla AMI other ingredi-
ents, as any extract in exisecne, in the same guam
tity, and is equal TO gallon of Syrup Of Sars0-
pariAa, for making which druggists and others pur-
chase the above preparation. Price one dollar per
bottle.
1t is recommended in all diseases Of the skin and
Bones; affections of the Liver, Stomach, Spleen
and Kidneys; Eruptions breaking out of Dry and
Watery Pimples on the face, neck and body; ulcer
atoms of the nose mouth and throat running at the
Ears and Eycs;Erysipilas, Scrofua, rheumatic pains,
swelling OF hardening of the Glands constitutional
diseases produced by the use of mercury or other
minerals In short, Sarshpana is known to the
world, as being the most pOIUerful agent ever dis
covered for purifying the blood and Animals Fluids,
consequently the most valuable specific for all dis.
eases resulting from impurities of the Blood, and
other fluids of the body.
CaufiOH.-Persons should be particularly cavefui
in getting preparation that may be relied upon;
there being many in existence, not properly prepar
ed, unfit for USE and almost inert; possessed of no
medicinal qualities whatever.
Dr. ~ b. Ledy csndidly declares his preparation
to be t0Aat is represented 10 be, and is prepared
by himself regular Druggist and Apothecory, and
Is besides regular Physician, attested by Drs Phys
ic, Chapman, Hare, Cox, Devices, jackson, James
HorneT, Gibson, &c. (See directions and recommen-
dations around each botte.)
Upwards of 5000 bottel5 of the above have bee,
sold, during the past six months, strong proof of
its good qualities, &c. For sale in this city a.
DR.. l.eidys Health Emporium, I'd street. below
Vine, No. l9I.
Frederick KIet's.. Drug store, corner of ID and
Callowhil streets.
J. Smith & Co.'S. Drug store 81 street above No
bic.
J. Gilbert & Goa Drug store, I'd street above
Vine.
Also by
]. F. Long, Druggist Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
g. w. Oakley, Druggist, Reading, do.
J. u. MOser, do. Allentown do.
P.& w. ii. Pomp,do. Easton, do.
d. Bringhurst, Druggist Wilmington. Delaware
and by the principal Druggists and Merchants
m the United States 37th
also SOLD BP
ID. S. TOBIAS.
BloOmsburg, an. 5 1889.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-13
The Victory won.

a FTER long, tedious and expensive expert
IA ment, Or. Leidy has discovered a method
whereby the pirtue Of che SGTsaparHa s extracted,
to be formed into Pills viiaOut destroying It's
efficacy.
lnnumerabe attempts have been mede to accom-
plish this important object but all failed. 1t is i'm
portani, because he SdrSaparila, as amedicine, in
all diseases TO which mankind is subject is product
iVe Of more real good, than the whole catalogue oi
medicine in use.
Ask all respectable physicians the question:
What is the most ecctual purifier of the blood, ant
abe most popular medicine usedl" they will answer
unanimously, SdrsapdglLa. What better recon
Knendation csr, be asked
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-04-13
WIN. E. BURTON, Editor & Pro0neto,, p5,r

The Review Department of the Gentlemen's M,
azlnc, which has elected notices from all ror,, ),
the literary circle, e,w continue to plesento comrlo,o
account of the popular literature of the dov piS
liberal extracts from rare and popular WORK. T.I,
Iranslatlons from the lighter portions oftbe F,er,b
German, Spanish and Italian authors occur IN nvn
ry number. Copious and Anecdotal. Biographies n
eminent men of the day, with engraved lilrgrsses
will frequently ornament the pages ofthe Gen,lo'
mems Magazine, ''"uS'