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NertiliCatcs OG AgemCN.

THE follow ing are the duly appointed agents in
their respective counties for the sale of BrGndreHS
Vegetable UairerSai FiHs.
Northumberland county, Milton--MacRey &
Chamberlin. Sunhury-H. B. Masser. M'Ewens-
vilIc-Geddes, Green & W as. Georgetown-r.
Midlnger & Co.
Union county Lewishurg-Walls & Geddes.
Neutrality-suspicious. d Becky. New Berlin
John NJ. Benier. Selinsgrove-EyIe IL Co. Mid
dleburg--Isaac Smith.
Lycoming county: Williamspor,-John Smith.
Newberry-M. 81 ]. G. Funston. Muncy-W. A.
Petrican. Jersey Shore-lames II. Hepburn.
Columbia county DanvilIeT. IL L. b. Rey-
noids Ca,tawissa--C. A. Brobts. Berwick--Shu-
man & Rittenhousc. Bloomsburg- John X. Meyer.
Sunbury, Sept. 3, 1910,
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HEPAT1TIS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT.

HEPA1I1IS, OR LIVER COMPLAINT.
Liver complaint is described to be of two forms
viz; dcHfe and Chr0nic which are lprent in their
scat and character, and are produced from ulcers
the Liver, which is diseased on the surface in the
centre. In the former, the patient is attacked with
sudden pain, i'll the region of the Liver so severe
that the led clothes are insupportabe the pa
tent cannot bear to turn or lay on his left side from
the pressure exerted in that position of the named
organs. The latter may go on in such q manner
that the first SYMPTOMS Of Liver Complaint those
which mark the occurrence OF suppuTailon. The
Acute aud Sub-acute varieties, almost always com.
mence th some chilly feelings succeeded by heat
of the skin, feyered tongue, having yelowish ap-
pearonce. Irregular state of the bowels, costveness
countencance changes To pale or ci,rou color,
yellow like those afflicted with iaundcc, difficulty of
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with cough fe-
verish SYMPTOMS, dry and rarched skin, difficulty
of lying on the right side, urine scaniy and high
coored, the patient passes many bad nights and is
frequently trouble with DiauhGa, Tenasmus and
Piles, nausea and vomiting, and has considerable
thirst. When the Inflammation affects the perito-
neal coat of the Liver the pain is much intense
and the fever higher than when confined to the Liv
er. In chronic affections il is uncertain in It's TEL
mlnaiion the pain is intense, attended occasional
ly with ieverish symtoms, dry and parcfed skin,
irregular bowels, saow countenance. freqeunt al
from yellow fur, the appetite bad, and a corruption
attacks the face and back behind the shoulders. &c
Da. HARLICu's Compound Strengthening Ton>
ic and Apeuent German Pills. will, in majority
OF produce perfect cure, and if used at the
very onset Of afiiicti0n will in every arrest the
disease. This is not merely theory but fact which
can be substantiatod by the testimonies OF various
persons who have Witnessed the astonishing effects
of tins invaluable medicine. The diet must be at
tended TO, nnd the warm bath must not be neglcct>
ed when the patient can have access TO it, Full
and explicit directions are defined in the medical
pamplet which accompanies the medicine, and can
be obtained gratis OF any OF the regularly appointed
agents who sell this medicine.
Principal Office and General Depot for the Uni
ted States is at No. . North Eighth Street, Phila-
d,Iphia, where all communications for Agencies,
Advertising and Medicines must be addressed (posl
paid,) which will fnee, with Immediate attention.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
May |, ls4l. Agent
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George w. kayns,
TO B A l. I'll NJ o II E.
WA TIDE WATER cASAL.0

FUKW WARDING AND COMMISSION MEK-
CHANT,
CHEsNUr STREET WHARF, HARRIsBURG,
Is prepared to receive Goods and Produce at the
new warehouse, which his arrangements will ena-
bic him to forward with despatch to Philadelphia,
Pitsburg, WilliamspOr,, Wikesbarre, Columhia,
Lancaster. or any olher point on the Pennsy yvanla
and Union Canals, and the Pennsylvania and Har-
risburg and Lancaster rail roads.
Goods from Philadelphia for Harrisburg, Carlisle,
Chambersburg, &c. &C., forwarded with care and
expedition.
Coal, PLASTER, SALT and FISH, constantly for
sale. Sept. 3.
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TO -
"a A G Ia o. I @
SLIVLE'S

SHOULDER MEASURE SYSTEM
THE Subscriber has been appointed Agent for
l. The above System, for Northumberland County,
which he offers for sale 10 Taors, who may de-
sire to possess the best and latest improvement in
the art of cutting garments, The following two
certificates are from committee of Merchant Tai
lors in Paris who have examined the System, and
highly approve Cf The same.
PANS, Feb. 2slh, 1910.
We, the undersigned, members of the committee
appointed by the members composing the "Philan-
IhIophic Society" OF Merchant Tailors OF Paris cer~
tify that the System of cutting, taught by Thomas
Oliver of New York, United States, has been sub
mi,ted TO our examination, which system we recon-
mend as the best that has been submitted to us, in
faith Of which we have given him this certificate.
NJ. FROGE, President,
NJ. LAFIlIE, V President.
suhoin a certificate from Mr.. Gutter OF Paris,
formerly Of Boston, whose reputation is well estaN
bllshed both IN Europe aud in America
Mr.. Oliver, Dear Sir, the recommendation ynu
have obtained from the Society of Master raors is
from the highest in this city, and | fully agree IN
the opinion that your system is the best that has
ever been Published. Yours uuly,
ID. CUTTER.
The subscriber continues the business of TAI.
LORING at his old stand, adjoining Rhawns store
IN Sunbury, where he will accommodate all whc
may call upon him in his lire OF business.
lie will regularly receive the Fashions from Mr.
Oliver of New York, soon as Issued. Tn,
Spring Fashions have been received, and nov
ioT sale WILLIAM DURSI.
SupbuTy ApTl 10, lS4I.-ly
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Ea a n A Hs Es'S

, United STATES COMMERCIAL AND
lAllsllCAL REGlSTER.-Containing doc
umehls acts and other useful infornation ilustra.
i've 1--WE Oh The history and resources of the American
ohlon' ahd oil each State, embracing commerce,
mahu'ae'ure'' agriculture, internal improN ements,
ted by Samuel Hazard.
Published every Wednesday, at 70 Dock street
The price to subscribers is s5 per snnum. p,vabla
on the first OF January of each year No subscrin.
hon received foS less than year. Subscribers on,
OF the principal cities to pay in advance.
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SPANISH HIDES,
TANNGRs' OH AND LEATHER.
D. Is | Il Is 7 A I II | & il & SON.

D. X ! Il K Z 4 I K | { Il q ) . n,
No. 81, North Third street,
(DETwEEN MARKET AND CHrsNUT sTREETs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
TJAVE for sale large and excellent assortment
IL ofSpatiSh Hides, Patna Kips, Tanners OIL
&c, at the lowest market prices either for cash, in
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
Consignments of Leather received for sale, or
purchased at the highest market prices.
a. Leather stored free of charge.
April IL, lSil.--iy.
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BRADY'S HOTEL.
DANvILLE. C0LuMBsnA COUNTY.
PcnnsyIvania.

yEyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
public, that he has removed from the town Of
CGt,ajOisSa to DanUiHe, and that he has purchased
in that place, the Large and Comnodious
BRICK HOUSE,
AT THE CORNER MILL AND MARKET STREETS,
Composite the Court-HouSe,
- Which he has fitted up Ivy the erection
f..A of ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS, and
s...Es, extensive STABLING, for the Enter
E-Iskees tainmem Of Travellers and Visitors.
He is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, and he would state tha, no.
thing in his power shall be left undone, 10 render his
customers comfortable and happy while under his
care His accommodations ample, and his rooms
furnished in modern style, and the proprietor is de-
ermined that his establishment shall sustain and
keep up with the growing reputation and imJas tance
of the town in which it is located.
His TAnLE will be supplied with every luxury of
the season, and the best and choicest rariefy the
market can afford, His Ban will be stored with
all the best articles that can be furnished Jy our
cities, and the whole will be such to give salts
faction TO every one.
Well knowing that an enlightened public will
always Judge for Themselves, he feels coniiden; that
they will favor him with their patronage
SAMUEL A. BRADY.
Danvillc Jam 80.
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BA NK OTE LIST.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following list shows the current value of oil
Pcnnsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
Lance may he placed upon it, it is every ,oeeh
carefully compared with ard corrected from Bick-
pell's Raport,, '
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Nav /, lS4I
.NICh HEAnACHE-

Is very common affection. It's attacks are very
severe, and characterized by spasmodc pains, shift
ing irom one Pst Of the head TO the other, fIe.
quently commencing in the morning, attended with
sickness of the stomach, nausea, fdinlings, and
sometimes, vomiting, giddiness and confusion OF
sight, &c &c. This desease is produced fIom va
nous causes, perhaps the most common, is de-
rangement of the stomach and digestive organs.
FEMALES are most subject TO this affection, par
licularly those who lead a sedentary life. Dr. Har-
icks Compound Strengthening Tome and Ger
man Apayent PWS, are warranted to anest this
troublesome disease first hy cleansing the stomach
and bowels, purifying the blood, and removing all
diseased and eXcIementuous humors from the liver
aud inlestiEes. BY the use, first, Of a few doses
of the Aperient German Pills, afterwards two or
three doses ofthe Strengthening Tonic Pills, which
are used to strengthen and inyIgoIate the nervous
system, give tone to the stomach and organs OF
digestion, thus imparting to their subtle fluid its
pristine vigor, this affecting disease may be entirely
removed. This is the only mode OF treating this
annoying complaint, and has been attended with
success in thousands of cases.
Pamphlets giving general directions, may be OBJ
tanned gratis, at No. l9 North Eighth street. Phila-
delphla. HENRY lOATHElMER.
May !, lsil. Agent
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4 ap T'in-w are.

BE ANUFACTURED and sold by the suhscri-
va Der in Sunhuiy, of the best Tin, and the
work warranted, which he offers for sale at reduced
cash prices ms low at retail formerly sold by
whoes0le.-Go Watering Pots, formerly sold at
81, now a, IS cents Large Buckets, formerly sold
at rs and 81, now at G2 and so Gallon Coffee
Pots, formerly sold at Sc and thee quar-, OF So
at 45 and 80 cents, and other articles of Tin.Ware
in proportion. Stove pipe and stoves made and
sold cheap for cash, &c.
n. d. All persons indebted TO the subscriber,
and who wish TO save costs, are requested TO call
and make satisfaction, without delay, either with
cash or by giving their notes.
Sunbury, April 10. HENRY MASSER.
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Cured by tie use Of DR.. HARMcn's CoMrouND
STENGTHENING AND APERIENT PILLs.
Mr.. WLLIAM RIcHAuUs, Pittsburgh, Pa, en-
tlely cured of the above distressing disease His
SYMPTOMS were, pain and weight IN the left side,
loss of appetite vomiting, acid eructatlcns, ds,en-
ton of the stomach, sick headache, fuTed tongue,
countenance changed to a citron color difficulty OF
breathing, disturbed rest, attended with a cough,
great debility, with other SYMPTOMS indicating great
arrangement of the functions of tie liver. Mr..
RIcuARDs had the advice of several physicians, but
received no relief, until using DR., Hammers Med
cine, which terminated in ehectiug perfect cure.
Principal Office, l9 North Eighth Street, Phsa-
delphia. Also for sale at the drug store of
HENRY YONIHEiMER,
Nav |, lSil. AgeRf.
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TT mas Russell,

No. 2GS, Baltimore STREET,
4 te,c doors 'ce1 Of H0,oard st. BALTIMORE.
NET THOLESALE DEALER in Combs, Bot
Wv tons, German and Fancy Goods, and I'm
porter of Patent and Shoe Threads, Spool Cotton,
Suspenders, Tapes and almost every description of
Small Articles. Country Merchants and Dealers
in general, are respectfully invited to cali and exa-
mine for themselves. Jan. 3G.--ly
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IHE CAUSE or DiNEISE.

I'HE CAUSE or DISEASE.
Nearly all classes Of disease, are caused by some
obstruction in the systCn, which prevent the reeu'
lar and wholesome operation of the animal lWnc-
tiOns. This state Of the system, is disease, which
is manifested in n variety of forms, more or less
malignant in their character. TO restore the system
to a state OF health, then it is only necessary to re-
move the cause Of disease, and the end is accom-
plishod, The cause is obstruction somewhere. This
can be removed by puTgation which is The only
means that should be resored to, because suggested
by reason, end hy nature. DIR. Harlich'z Strength
ening aud German Aperent Pills, are allowed by
the thousands who have used them, TO be the best
puTgalIoe medicine IN existence. Because, they
not only remove all DISTINCTIONS and purge the sys-
TEN oft impurities bat, because, and which is ex-
tremey important, strengthen and give proper tone
to the stomach, and produce healthy action of all
the parts. Besides, they are mild and gentle in
their operation, TO render them al all times a per-
fectly safe and desirable remedy. The afflicted
would do well, then, to purchase box or Two of
this invaluable medicine and give fair trial, in
stead of destroying their systems with oft.Tepeated
doses of caomel, and other drugs, SO injurious to
human life and happiness
rhe above mtdecIne for sale at the Drug store of
HENRY lO&THElMER,
MAY !, lS4l. AREN'T
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O J Al notes pufpoTling 70 be ON any PenneyI-
vana Bank not given in the above list, may be set
down as frauds.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02
FRESH TROUBLE.

The Yorkville Compiler says Our
champion ofthe Charlotte Journal seems
to have backed out from their con.rover-
sy with the " Creole" although he was
noways backward in setting US ON
We hope these gentlemen will not get
angry with each other, as we had rather
fight both, than either one of them, be-
cause we prefer visible and prominent
mark, and do not like to shoot so much
at random. One of them would be diff.
cult to hit, particularly about the head
the part we shoot at; not that we lake
It for vital part ia them by any means
because 1t is ia other people; and we
would not care to have three or four
more OF the same sort, to sport with.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02
WING BOND DOCTRINE.

The true wing bond doctrine, Is inAi
The State is legally and morally bound
TO pay the bonds; that no additional YAK
alton shall be resorted to TO pay them'
that the Union Bank shall be put IN II
quotation Immediately; the most rig'd'
Just and safe means used 10 collect the
assets, by persons appointed with great
discrimination, to give their undivided
attention TO it: that these means shall DC
appropriated as far as they will 60 10 The
payment of the bonds, and whatever re-
sidue there remains unpaid, We must
pay as best we can: which can be done
without any difficulty. Ia the meantime,
while the assets of the Bank are being
asce rtained and collected, if the bond
holders should think it advisable TO sue
US on the first instalment of interest, lei
them do it, we can suffer nothing by
decision either way. These We believe
to be the doctrines contended for by the
great body of the wing party.
The anti bondmen elected TO the lie
gislature intend TO pass or propose a he
solution denying all obligation on tn
part Of the State to pay the bonds Th'
difference in the two parties Is ma
terially different and can be easily seen
The first are the tenets of the great bod
Of the wing party, with very large Por
ton of the Democratic party. The latte
(of repudIation) is the doctrine Of Por
ton of the Democratic party, with pro
badly a very few wings. The PeoPl
are TO choose of the two, as far as ia
bonds are concerned, in the selection Z
candidates before the people; and III
hope is, that the whig party will not a
low itself to be severed on this grea
" bond" humbug. The debt must event
ualIy be paid, this, few reasonable me
doubt.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02

Messrs Wise and Stanley had fight
IN the House on the Veto No. 2, debate.
Mr.. s. treated Mr.. w. to an abstraction
ola new order. Mr.. w. begged pardon
Of the House but Mr.. S. said he would do
no such thing. A motion was made by
Mr. Andrews Of Kentucky to expel Mr..
" but in place, a committee was APP
I0'n'ed to investigate the affair which
TAG , mad all seen, which committee re-
p'''e0 hsshing-up of the difficulty. We
say go IT. Stanley, any how.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02
DON'T INTRUDE.

The people of Madison have every
respect for the good people Of Kinds
county, but they cannot furnish Kinds
with candidates for the Legislature, on
the anti.bond ticket. The anti-bOnders
in this county would most respectfully
suggest to the anti-bondmen OF Kinds,
that they have not candidates enough for
their own purposes; that they have been
trying by caucusing and otherwise for
the last month or two to get up a ticket
for the Legislature, and that 50 far sue
cess has not crowned, Or even smiled on,
their efforts. The anti bondmen Of Ma.
olson would further suggest to their fel-
lows of Kinds, that anti bondmen in this
county are scarce, very scarce, and II
they could possibly spare them a candi-
date, it would afford them extreme felici.
ty to do so, but they beg at present that
the anti bondmen of Kinds excuse then
on this plea of poverty, and accep, the
assurance that if they were able they
would willingly furnish them, without
the expression of any disapprobation Of
the piratical act, already committed, o.
taking one without leave
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02
ELECTION TICKETS.

There will be at the Creole
Office, in anticipation of a con-
siderable demand, large num-
Der of Election Tickets, for this
and other counties. Candi-
dates, or their friends, can have
them struck off in any form de-
sired.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-02

The hatcher CrnriAr has mado al
Raost wanton and outrageous attack upon
us, and intimates with some point, that
we are not smart; he says no Columbus
in literature will ever discover that we
are great man. Now we will not pur-
sue the course towards this gentleman,
which an illustrious contemporary did,
and say that we having been member
of Congress must consider him too small
game for Us. No, SIR, you don't get off
so easily as that; and if when you was
welding your pen against US with such
malignity, you thought we would dispose
Of you in this style, you are rery much
mistaken. If we. do consider ourself
above you, while we both occupy the
editorial tripod, if you conduct yourself
with dignity and decorum, Ito say no
thing of the TALENT equal to that else
where displayed in the same respectable
calling, we will exalt you to an equality
with US, and hereby inform you that
whenever you abuse US you will "catch
it" to certainty; that you cannot at.
tack US and 60 unframed, because we
"stand higher" than you do; nor will we
intimate in the most remote style our SUI
Periority; but it might be taking some
advantage of you to " call you QUIZ now,
aswhen you wrote your abuse of US, you
was not aware we would not treat you
as the above mentioned contemporary
did; and as you did not know what de-
structive sort of animal we are; and as
you supposed we would scorn to notice
you, we cannot but feel that we would
violate our conscience to say any thing
to you about "pistols" or swords; but,
nevertheless, allow US to inform you
that it you offend US as complained oil
above "twice MORE" we will be apt to
---, you understand. We are
working ourselfinto devil OF passion,
and will leave you to reflect on your pasi
deeds, and future danger.
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KEEP BEFoRE TaE PEoPLx.

KEEP N BEFORE rHE people.
That t. n. Tucker voted u gh.s Sraa-s "
the State in 1889. Tor the making laaa
Of S5.0OO.OOO for the Internal i,asrsse-
ment Of the STATE, S4.0OO.OO0 81 waaca
was 10 be appropriated 70 TIE essa5,lsa-
ment Of Raj Road from Misslsssapi
City 10 Pontosoc, and that A5am L Ba-
gaman who was President of ths Senase
at the time. voted against e. See Sena1e
Journal, 1889. page lSS- TIA; tbs loaa
would have run the STATE % nearly d.
bic the amount OF her present iadebs-i-
ness, without effecting any beneat. as
the proposed improvements woaid sever
have been completed. If un.sertaksa; aad
the money if borrowed would have heen
squandered, in al probability. As has ne
money borrowed On account ofthe Unsoa
Bank.
Keep It before the people, thai 7. n
Tucker voted against = a bsll 10 abolish
Imprisonment for debs, an TIA; A9an
L. Blngaman voted for L. That 7. n
Tucker voted agains, bal 10 c0eres TIE
Tombigby Transportation Company .
the redemption Of their shiaPlassers n
specie, and that A. L. Bingaman voted
for these measures See Senate J0ur-
nal page ESQ. ESQ and 2s7. These sho~s
the difference between the maa VIC =
for rePudiating the bonds Of the Safe,
and who reports himself, and who > ~
ported by hrs party % be an All szzk
man; and him. who has always beea tas
advocate and champion Of liberal PEin-
ciPles, and who the socofccos mercilessly
abuse As belonging to the party they D.
nominate Is sBank ROBBERS