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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-14
LIST OF
RETAILERS
OFCOLUHBLa COUNTY.

OF Foreign Merchandise, sgreeabIy TO a
certificate of the same furnished me by the
Clerk of Quarter Sessions of said county
designating those who have taken out and
'aid for their licenses.
SEVENTH CLASS.
Peter Baldy, paid
VIM. Donaldson, paid
VIM. Biddle, g. co paid
VIM. McKelvy, & co paid
Daniel l.. Smeck, unpaid
J. & ]. Bowman, paid
EIGHTH CLASS.
M. w. Jackson. unpaid
w. w. Cook, paid
]. G. Grier, paid
w. f. Reynolds, & co paid
G. B. Brown, g. co paid
Jonathan Russell, paid
Rupert & Barton, paid
George Weaver, paid
Neal McCay, unpaid
Grem G Derr, unpaid
J. 81 ]. Mccormick, unpaid
Robert McCay, unpaid
Levi Bisel, unpaid
Hugh McWillam, unpaid
Nathan Snder, paid
Brown d Greasy, paid
George Shuman, paid
Eleazor Brothwell, unpaid
Christian Zimmermon, paid
G. w. Styre, paid
Abraham Miller, paid
Shuman 81 Ruenhouse, unpaid
Daniel Dresbauch, paid
Jesse Colman, unpaid
William Faux, unpaid
Z. q ]. Lazerus, unpaid
John Covenhoven, unpaid
Samuel Parks, unpaid
Mathew Mcdowell, unpaid
Jacob Mellick, paid
Charles Bowman, paid
Christian Hartman, unpaid
Cyrus Barton, unpaid
John Hartman, unpaid
Masters 81 Mathers. unpaid
Rees & Shoemaker, unpaid
Russell Woolever, unpaid
G. A. Brobst, unpaid
Theodore Wells, unpaid
Steven Baldy, paid
J. & j. G. SharPless, paid
Benjamin Beaver, unpaid
Bowman & Hughes, paid
Gilbert Fowler, paid
Anthony Dunglar, unpaid
Jonas Wolf, unpaid
Moses May, unpaid
John Lundy, paid
Vanish Rees, unpaid
]. +. Derr. unpaid
L. B. RUPERT Treasurer.
Treasurers Office,
Nov. Z, 1910.
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RFelElE.llalEEzl!.ss.s 2. !. ls..sssll
BE CAREFUL.

81 bills, bearing a close resemblance to
those issued by J. j. Cohen e. Brothers,
of Baltimore are in circulation. They are
signed by ". W. Chqfee, the engraving
neatly executed, but are actually good for
nothing.
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Coming Close.-Il is stated. in ST. john
N. B., paper of the 9TH inst, that the Gov
ernment is about to erect barracks at Wood
stock, on the upper part of the river ST.
John twelve miles from post at present
held by the Americans at Holton.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-14
EiIulEsgSIsyzEsnF-gIn

Going it Strong. The Baltimorn Clip
per says: tits stated as fact, that the
West Kirk Sessions Of Edinburg, has passed
resolution to prevent Sunday funerals =
What next! Why another resolution may
be passed to prevent Sunday dying!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-14

Census Of Baltimore. We learn from
N. Snider, Esq. Marshal,lhat the census of
the city of Baltimore has been completed,
and that the total population is 1902, 500
souls-being all increase of 2O,s65 since
lS30.-Baliimore FIN.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-14

Milk.-It is said that spoonful of horse
radsh put into pan of milk, will preserve
the milk sweet for several days, either in
the open air, or in cellar, while other milk
will turn sour.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-14

Specie.-The Havre packet Duchess Of
Orleans, took out $320,000 from N. York
on Monday. 1t is said that $l,7OO,OOO
have left New York since the 1st of Sep
tember.
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Darnes ConUicfed.--Wm. P. Darnes,
who killed A. ]. Davis, the editor of the st.
Louis Argus, IN political quarrel, has been
tried, convicted, and sentenced to twelve
months Imprisonment in the peniientiary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-14

Revenue Of the Church.--The arnua
revenue of the established church in Eng
land, is 24,0O0,000 and the value Of church
edi6ces and parsonage houses $4,000, 900
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10 70 LRIDGAB9
I6g9gUeDao9

ENFORMS his friends and customers that he has
81 just received the latest
FALL & WINTER FASHIONS,
from PHILADELPHIA, and is now prepared to do
work in the most fashionable style, and in work
manlike manner, al short notice. He thanks his
friends for former fvors, and solicts continuance
Of their custom.
Bloomshurg, Oct. 81. 27tf
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Derivation, The New York Star un-
dertakes to derive the words " King Jere-
miah' from encumber; thus" Cucum-
ber-gherkin--jerkin-Jerry Kng-King
jeremiah"
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Notice no Collectors.
NOTICE TO INV KEEPERS.

NOTICE TO INN KEEPERS.
Tavern Keepers who have not taken out
their Licence should bear in mind that the
law requires the Treasurer TO report to
Court all those who neglect, and the
prosecuting attorney shall indite them for
keeping a tipling House.
L. b. RUPERT, Treasurer.
Treasurers Office,
Nov. 3, lS40.
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ALLEGHANY, JAN. 8, ls40.

To DIR. Harch's Agent-Sir: wish TO state
for the benefit of those who may be afflicted, that
DR.. HARLICH's Pulls have entirely cured me of
Dyspepsia, of which have been afflicted for ma
ny years. used both kinds, the Aperient and
Strengthening, and l am constrained to say, that
they valuable discovery and act upon the sys-
TEN mildly, but very efectually. found the Tonic
Pills to quicken tho circulation and cause deter
minadon to the surface and to strengthen the weak
stomach and increase its powers The Aperient
Pills are the best cathartic ever used | am con-
fdeI all Dyspeptcs would do well to make imme-
diae trial and be relieved. Amy one can call at my
house and be satiied of the above at pleasure.
DAVID r. POPE.
II. B. The original certificates may be seen at
the Office of the Esprit of the Times" For sale
at No. 10, North EIGHTH STREE.
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Hope is the prophet Of youth.-young
eyes will always look forward.
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TRAWERs JURORS,

TRAWERS JURORS,
For NoUenber Term-lS4O.
Brier creek-John Conner, Sen. VIM.
Hoffman, John KRorr, Samuel Millard.
BIoonl-Chares Heffley, George Held
ly, Jacob Keller, Peter Mench.
CattaWiSaa-Wm. Burd, Casper Hart
man, Lloyd Thomas.
Derry-JacOb Biddle, Griffith Davis,
John Gray, Jas. C. Sproul
HemlOCk-James Everett, Dennis Pursel,
Adam Stroup.
Jackson-E Ebenezer Keeler.
Liberty-Joseph Deem, James McMa-
han.
Limestone-DanielF Follmer.
MOnteur-John Boyer, jr. Isaiah Bar
ton.
MaHoning-Henry YOrks
Mi62ia-Abraham Ludwig Philip
Schweppenheser Christian Shuman, Chris
tian Wolf.
MadiSon-Ulrich Mills, Elisha Smith,
Jacob Sheep, Daniel Welliver.
Roaring creek-Samuel Horn, Samuel
Mears, Elijah Yooum
AESE OR' GRAND JURORS
For November Ierm-lS4O.
Braercreek-Henry Deiterch, Jonathan
Eek, Isaiah Salmon.
CGttalOisSG- Ira Fox, George Mears.
Dery-Aid Hodren, John McGonagle
Fishing creek--Chrissian Ash, Thomas
Robbins.
Greenioood-Eijah G. Rickets.
HemiOck--Peter Leidy,
Kiberfy-JOhn Clark, James Straw
bridge,
LimeStone-John Fulton.
MadisOn--Samuel Kisner.
Mahoning-Charles Barnes.
Non feUr-Jacob Rishel
Mi01in-Wiliam Mesinger, Hiram Rey-
ROlds, VIM. Woods.
ROaring creek-Silas Johnson, Wm.
Myers.
Sugar!Oqt-Peler APPloman, John Da-
Wis.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-11-14

How youth makes its wishes hopes, and
its hopes certaintes.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06
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CG0per'S Compound Aromatic C0nMtlOH

(toOPER's COMPOUND AROMATIC CON
a FICTION pleasant, certain, safe, and effact =
al remedy for Gonorga and elect This elegant pedue
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of Basom
Copaiya and Cubes, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties,
biHed with the compound extract of Sarsaparia with
several vegetable extracts of great efficacy forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy ever discovered
and as il combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa-
paria, it purifes the blood and removes in few days
very vef;ge Of the disease II is particularly recon-
mended in obstinate where all other remedies
have fasd. The CONNECTION is put up in tin box
es with full drecons-each box containing sufficient
to effect perfect in any ordinary easeand when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by s. 8. HANCE, corner Pratt s Charles sts.,
J. II. WARNER, corner Eutaw and Market sts.; and
o. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town
Price 81 per box
ap IS dlY.
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EtTaw HOUSE.

Corner Of E,aac and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
FEyHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons
q this establishment, their er,s and the public ge
nerally that they have associated themselves together
So for the purpose OF conducting the same The
HhIIIf EUTAW HoUS Il was completed and first open
4sssd in 1896, which time twas furnished through
out in the every best manner and without regard cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange-
ments, its high and airy location, combine 10 render
proverbialy pleasant and healthy particularly welt
adapted for the accommodations of FAMILIES and LA
DIES, having great number of Private Parours, La
dies Ordinary and splendid Drawing Room, with p
yate entrance Baltimore street. 1n every respect the
Eutaw House is second TO none in the United States,
and 1t is the Intention and firm determination of the pro-
prctors to spare exerons 70 promote the comfort
and qualification of their patrons, and At rates which
exception can be takcn The stock of VINES aud
LIQUORS on hand, has heen mostly imported express
y for the of this establishment, selected from the
private stocks of some OF the most celebrated conno
seurs of the city The B7TTIS attached to the house
are in competeosier, and open at MI times for tleuse
of the guests. IN rs M fASAHEL IIUSSEY 49,.
staAa i7t" NA-A-a f. w ELDER, sa
sitefaszssss Late of the firm of b. S.Elder s. Coz
Baltimore, April 2. 1870. n Il A. "a
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GOOD!-The editor of the Defiance Barometer "a
neutral paper says: eve can't stand it any longer
We either throw away the editorial quill and stoT
the press must give vent TO feelings and speak
sentiments freely in regard to public and
sures; for to publish aeurd paper any longer can't
nor shan't, that's fiat His political squbs have al
ways smackcd of hard cider.
The Middletown Mail (neutra) has given place TO the
Mddletown Farmer, which, of course, takes sides with
the Log Cabins.
We have received a number of New Wing papers,
within the past two weeks and from every point of the
conlpass--Ohio State Journal
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EpY order of thecommissoners of insolvent debtors
ED for the city and county of Baltimore NOTICES here
by given to the creditors of WILL IAN WIIEATLY,
an nsolvent debor that apersona discharge hath been
granted the said officers and that the said creditors
required 10 attend the Office of the said commits
soners in the court house, in the city of Baltimore,
on the 18th day of May next at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, and nominate trustee or trustees, to be APP
pointed for their benefit; and to give all the iniorna-
ton in their possession TO the said commissioners, To
enable them TO report Baltimore county court, a.
greeaby to an act of Assembly, passed at December
sessions 1881, s'enti1ed act elating 10 nsolvcni
debor;' and that the Sd day of July next hath been
fixed for the final hearing in his case before the said
commissioners. .fa * aat-4 III ffHss
Dated the LIST day OF April, in the year le40
i. - i-fe iaIa aVy
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ERY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
, rs for the city and coanty of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors OF JNO. c. KELNER, an
insovent debtor, that apersona discharge hath been
dslugIg to the said debtor and that Oh said creditors
arc required to attend at The office of the said commits
sioners in the court house. in the city ofBalumoe, on
the first day of June next 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustees to be appointed for
their benefit s. give all the information in their possess
sion the said missioners TO enable re to report
to Baltimore county court, agreeahsy to an act of As
sembly, passed at December Session, 1881, entitled
;san aereating to nsolveneebiors and that the list
day Of August next, hath been fxdd for the final hear
ing in his case before the said commissioners
Dated the Sd day of April, in the year lSi0
b ans .Iav3m ma 2-eWiOw
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-06

TIME TO TURN.--I'he St. Loms Republican re-
lates the following amusing incident;-'
Yesterday. when the Resale was leaving port, mum
Der of the Wings Of the city down TO bid the dele
cations from the Upper Mississippi good by. As the boat
pnt from the shore, the citizens gave three cheers
When they Though, good sturdy looking fellow
standing in tile street, out solitary and aone Iur
rah for Van Hren!o He had scarcely finished his iur-
leg. The fellow turned round and with great good hui
NOR excaimed-ssBy Cd, it's time for me to turn over
when even the dogs bite me for hurrahing for Van Blu
ren'' Such peals laughter followed this expression
we have never heard on any other occasion.
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a CHAJTEcNf.E-
100

100 p E6SsI AIRS win &c a, 6ed 70 any ind
OF S.fRS.4P. iRILLA II il positively the strcnges
preparation in existence One bottle of il equal to
pins of the strongest syrup that be made and num-
erous individuals prepare from syrup which they put
in bottles of different sizes and shapes, selling their
preparation when in reality it the preparation of DIR.
eidy the syrup being made from his extract, receipt
for which accompanies each bottle of DIR. Leidys prepa
ration whereby if syrup wanted it can be made
an expense of two dollars gallon without paying for it
at te ratef oo 70 % els. bottle or eight to ten dollars
gallon.
DR. Lei9ys Estet of Se,scpcriia is unusually plea
SAINT 70 Ihe Taste, taken either by itself or in glass of
W1r II is useless here sneak of its medical virtues
as every man. woman and child who can read knows of
its efficacy, its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers.
1t is particularly adapted to the spring and summer
seasons, being ofa more purifying nature than any 9TH
medicine discovered Its character and efoa-
cy is well known throughout the United States it being
in general use and preferred to all others throughput the
South and West upwards of II 600 bottles having been
sold during the past l2 inones.
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others as
vol as full dlreetlans accompanying each bottle
Extract of a letter from DE-. J. d. HanIiff Mobile.
Extract ola letter from air. James C. alsford highly
respectable Merchant of Baltimore.
"Haying had frequent occasions TO employ prepare
lions Of sarsafarl!a in my family during the past ten
years last year tried yours, and found bottle equal
in efficacy TO I've Of any other that ever rsed''
Extract of a letter from Mr. sulord of Northampton.
your Extract of sarsaparla hes performed wonders
with me- havicg restored to perfect health, though
for six years afflicted have described you and d-
Ping that time having tired almost every thing well
Having received sl1ul medical attendance, during a
great portion of the time" e
Numerous accommodating and extracts from various
communications could be added but for the great expense
ATTENDING newspaper advertising.
II Is prepared and sold wholesale and retail at DR..
lLeidy's Health Emporium, No. l9I North Second ST
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 18th and Chestnut ST.
| +. Klett's do. do I'd ard Callo,yhll sts.
James Bonds do. do 10th and Locust sts
j. Long and A. Farer's Drug Stores, Lancaster, and
throughout the United States. @
Price 81 Bottle, @
81 Sold by C, S. .DUHURST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt 81.
| Lower end of Centre Market Space,
ina % Baltimore
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RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTs.-A Ma

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTS MAN
KILLED.-The recent detention of the mails east
of Philadelphia, was occasioned by two accidents
which occurred on Wednesday night. The first
was in the vicinity of New Brunswick N. J. at
about dusk in the evening, by which a man was
run over and killed. The second accident occur
red between Philadelphia and Trenton, by the To-
connective and tender being thrown off the track,
in consequence Of an imperfection in the rail, one
end of which was turned up. No injury was re-
ccived by any one.
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PRICE Two DOLLARS PER BOTrLE

tAiFfttlN 10 Pikt' h NHf,ksS-
EENHES Medicine had been used for more than seven
q years before an effort made to initiate it,
The great demand and its wonderful success have indu
ced great number persons TO initiate il in various
ways-upwaris OF fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of il, which is convincing proof OF Its
being medicine Of great vauc.Some ar selling Sar-
sapaa and other syrups, imposing them on the ignoTaHt
for the Panacea reduced prices; others are mixing the
gcnsine medicine with mOasses &c, making bottles
of one; thus retaining of its virtues; others are
using the genuine Panacea their bottles to perform
cures to obtain certificates give their reputa-
ton Sc Some have even resorted to perjury. These
limitations and authorizations have in many instances
protaeted the suffering of patients in diseases where
the genuine Swaim's Panace awoua have proved IN
stmtly eficacous. therefore deem it duty owe the
public to assure them that the composition of my Pana
cea is known, it ever communicated 10 any
other person in any way whatever; and that all other
mixtures represented 10 b2 mine, are fraudulent I'M
POSITIONS
The GENUINE PANACE.A may be had wholesale
and retail, at the PROJECTORS own prices, OF
ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents for Baltimore, at the corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
{hy-Who have also for sale SVVAIh'S VERAIlFUGE,
along with which win be given pamphlet on the sub
jeet ofworns.
ap so 2aw
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POETRY,
From the Cincinnati Daily Gazette.
A HYMN.

n A HYMN.
BY DAVID STEVENS.
Tune-e'New Durham"
Eark through The land doleful sound!
Our ears attend the cry;
Ye living wings come view the ground
Where your oppressors LIE.
Great Van, with thousand twenty-five,
Rides in his English coach,
afs While all the menials in his hive
Still urge him to encroach.
Their numbers hungry legions are,
A hundred thousand told, r- -tts
Whose daily cries assail our ear,
ooh! give us, give us gold.'
And yet amidst this golden shower,
Ali trades do PROSTATE fall;
The gold and silver, paper power
Van keeps and uses all.
Our cotton sells for half its cost;
Oar wheat lays up in store;
Our tools are all laid by to rust,
We cannot use them more.
The great ones, too, who rule our state,
(Obedient to Vans frown,)
Have hurried on the pressing weight,
And crushd us fairly down!
And is there for these blighting ills, ,esf
No healing balm or cure?
NO remedy but quackefy pliis!
No physic which is pure?
q There is. Send men to legislate
Who are not demagogues, $3.50
Who work, and think, not those who pirate,
Or howl, or croak like frogs.
Tom Corwin place in the first chair,
b Toguard and to advise; -f
And Danish all who have share,
In the foul frauds and lies.
Lo! see, near yon log cabin pile,
Just weary from his plough,
'"' (IThile his good dame, with placid smile,
e Sits milking of her cow.)
There sits the man, upright and pure,
Who will the laws rescue;
win all our rights guard, and secd1c
The Hero Of 1'ippccanoe.
Give him your, votes, We ireemen all,
And stop Van Buren's games;
a And run, ye spoilsnen one and all,
r. Like Proctor at the Thames,
Then, when the busy hum, once more,
-Irt Shall make the welkin sosnd,
Is When Harrison and Tyler soar.h m
Wen pass hard cider round. m oc
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY COUNT, /

y
AN APPLICATION TO the Judges of Prince
" Georges County Court, by petition in writing, of
William b. Sothoron, of Prince Georges County, Stating
that lie is now in custody for debt and praying for the
benefit of the of the General Assembly of Maryland,
entitled, for the relief of mdry Insolvent Debt
ors, passed at December session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto the terms therein mentioned
schedule of his property and list of his creditors
OATH far as he ascertain the same being annexed
to his petion aud the said William B. Sotioron having
satisfied me by competent testimony that I've has resided
two years within the State of Maryland Immediately
preceding the time OF his applications and the said VIII
liam b. Sothoron having taken the oath by the said
prescribed, for the delivering of his property, and Civ
ing sufficient security for his personal appearance al the
County Court of Prince Georges County,
such inerrogatories and allegations may be made
against him, and having appointed James Burnel his
Trustee, who has given bond SUCH and received from
said William B. SOlhoron conveyance and possession
Of all his property rea personal and mixed; 1t is order
cd and adudged this 9Th of April $780, that the said Viii
liam b. Sothorsn, he discharged from imprisonment,
and that he give notice To his creditors by causing
pY this order be inserted newspaper pub
lsed in the State of Maryland, week for three
consecutive months, before the next October term of
Prince Georges County Court appear before the said
county court the court house OF said county, at The
said term, show cause if any they have, why the said
William b. Sohpron should not have the benefit of the
said act and supplement- as prayed,
EDMUND KEY.
1 True Copy. Test
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The individual who lately gave fifty thousand
dollars to the American Unitarian Association, is
supposed to be Benjamin Bussey, Esq, of Roxbu-
ry, Mass. Mr.. Bussey has also by his will, made
some years since, given his splendid estate and
mansion house, to Harvard University, for the
purpose of founding an Agricultural Professor
ship.-For several years past he has been con-
structing a solid wall of stone around the whole
property, at an expense Of 10000.
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CosrpoUvn OF sAR

CONCENTRATED COMPOUND OF sAR
" SAPARII.LA, CBBEBS, AND COPAIVA for the
cure of GONORHCEA, GLEETS, &c.
This medicine a combination, in concentrated form
of the remedial articles which usually admitted
be most efieacOns in the diseases above mentioned
possesses the medicinal properties of the articles from
winch it is prepared in highly concentrated state, while
the dsagreaabe odor and taste dismissed or remov
ed For sale by G. l.. DUHUisST & co.
ma corner Of Pratt st. aud Dugan's wharf
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HpY order of the commissioners insolvent debtors
D for the city and county of Batmore notice is here
by given to the creditors of DANIEL j. HAPPAID, an
insoven debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said credtorsaFe
required to attend the office of the said commissioners in
the court house, the city of Baltimore, the 9Th day
of April next at ten o'clock in the forcnoun and nom
nate trustee trustees, to be appointed for their hee
mt and to give all the information in their possession
70 the commissioners, to enable them to report
bly,, passed at 1881, entitled an act re-
aiing TO insolyent debtors'' and that the sixth day
june next hath been fixed for the final heaIing in his
case before the said commits 1ners. = . ~ 4s s. /.
Dated the 18Th day Of Feb. IN the year 1870. 49,
gap 29law4w y yss-ErsaEa = ka}ais5s seaeA