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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

MARYLAND.-The true Wing fire il burning
purely and brightly in our sister State of Mary land
No name awaksns a 1.-THE OF the enthusiasm
caused by that of HENRY CLAY. From one
end of the State to the other il the feeling
Of 1910. which, though temporarily sufled by
teachcry and disaster, will yet before It dies re-
deem the land from the Thousand ills that Cypress
nor energies. The Central Committee have called
a Convention of Delegates to meet at Baltimore
on the 9th of August next, to nominate n candi-
date for the next President. 1t will require nc
cyDic' candle to discover the man who shall an
swer to the following description, from their Ad-
dress
If there be man in this nation whose very
name is pledge for his Patrotsm--a statesman.
whose past career has been faithful and fearless
whose principle. have been ever stcadiast and
true-whose policy has been nought beyond Il
straightforward honesty Of purpo.e-in word,
whose whole life has at last rendered him the Oh
leci Of Affection and admiration. and hope to the
unconqucrcd though betrayed Wing party such II
man, and such an one alone, can now command
their confidence and evoke their slumbering esthu-
siasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

T. In General Committee OF Democratic Wing Young
Men 81 the City aud County Of Ncwiork, Fdiay evening
July q 1872
nnbicaton Of the LIE and SPEECHES OF the Hon HENRY
CLAY. by James X. Swain, Of Ne~TOrk and recommend
he same 10 the members OF the Democratic Wing party
Complete 1uthsnc and patqbie record Of the eloquent
productions of tie great Orator and Statesman whose pat
roc lalOs and they ernnently commemorate.
ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD, Chairman.
CHAstrs X. TAYLOR, Secretaries jy7,2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

NJ The July No Of the American Labcrer. containing
Mr. Uun,l-cons speech the Tsri and numerous vsu-
able statistical Tables and Documents relating TO the Labor
I'D Indp,tr, Of the Csuniry. ready for delivery
Price IS cents year Twenty copies 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

u \ free colored man named Foster was
killed at Charlottesville, \. {. by lightning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

70 We learn by note from the Editor ct the
Democratic Review, published in the Evening
Post. that an arrangement has now been comPlet-
I'd. by which the contributions Of Rev. q. \.
Brownson to that work have been secured. The
October number of the Boston Quarterly will BE-
issued to complete ts current year after which Its
publication will be- merged in the Democratic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

" Jacob {. Young and Joseph II. Jocelyn
have been tried and convicted Of breaking into the
store Of c. W. Fogg in Waltham, Mass, on the
lst Of February, and robbing it Of $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

" A correspondent urges reform in the mode
Of managing the trains on the Long Island Railroad.
He complains particularly of delay beyond the
time set for stating. We apprehend that this as
well as the other inconvenience Of which be
raakes mention will be remedisd after little ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

u The sentence of death passed upon W II.
Britain at Lowell for the murder Of Sarah Ste
vcn.on has been commuted by the Executive Coun-
ell Of Massachusetts to imprisonment for life 1t
va. fully proved that he had been rendered at
least partially insane By his severe reyerses. \
singular piece Of testimony was nroduccd-a de-
position of n Mrs Brown u widow 81 years old
who has for a long while been cripple, all her
fingers having been burned of many years ago
that Britain Ia. repeatedly urged her to marry
him, and that she could never persuade him of the
unre, condolences Of his wishes. He seemed To
be a man completely broken down by exposure,
suffering and domestic msfortunes Under such
crcums,ances the Council thought that the public
good did not demand the hanging Of man thus
in his dotage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

u Major TocHxAS is Iecturisg on Poland in
Montpelier VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

" About $50 liberated slaves are at Norfolk
ready to proceed to Liberia in the AriPo.a.-
Many of them are religions. Mr.. Gurey states
that they need funds to fit cut the expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

~ Lord MoRrETH was at PEORIA Iii. on the
10Th ult. and Mr.. Van buren, wa. TO be there on
the 10Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

% William Baldwin, Editor Of the Trumbull
Democrat, Warren, o. died on tho 5th all. aged
%. He was one of fourteen children of Hon. Eli
Baldwin. V. b. candidate for Governor OF that
State in 1886.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

~ "THr Burcnrns oF GngNr, or IL Maestro
Del Campo. a novel translated from the French
~ II. II Weld has been published in double
number of lhe Brother JonaIhan'-Price l2i cts.
Also. Iva asl other Poems, by +. l.. Bu.rer.
" The Atu,oN. having furnished TO its sub
,,rbrr, two beautiful Enerayings, representing
Windsor Castle and the Quecl's Palace, Is now
rsaI, TO supply copies to non-subseriber'. As
admirable specimens Of Art, they are richly worth
preserving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

W Col. {. l.. Haynes. late V. Il. Treasurer OF
Georgia, died deiaulter ia heavy amount
SIS 900 ON the Comptroller. books, and much
more for cash received and not credited at all
81 200 in one sum. Ii is bad case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

ADMINISTRATION. Edward Cross, Euclid l..
johnson and Mr.. Evans are candidates for Com
cress in thi. Sta,e--all V. b. 1t is minated that
Wing will yst offer. Around Littlc Rock,
friendship or hostility to the Real Estate Bank
ami similar devices sf the Better Currency era,
now rotten and on the verge OF explosion. appear
to oyerrule party considerations. The OF
the Wings, with the genuine Locos, are taking
ground ia favor Of winding up these impurities.
The rotten Bank managers and debtors are at
tempting to draw the old party lines, and thus
elect men after their own hearts 10 the Leg i,aure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

IRoSY.-Presdent Tyler and one Of bis ePisto-
AIRY apologists are vieing with each other for the
palm in the ability for keen irony. The letter
writer's specimen is certainly rich; but we INST,
in conscience. award the wreath to his intended
victim the first says:
No man repOscs more generous and unhcsl-
,a,ng confidence in those he deems his friends
than President Tyler and no man has ere0fer
horror Of Perfdy!
The Presidents attempt ia in his Message an
ncuncing that he had signed the Apportionment
Bill. He declares that he has done so " rather
against bis own Judgement, in consequence of the
great difference he Naturally entertoins for NE
crpressed wisheS Of the feO Houses Of Con-
gress :" That caps all possible climaNss -
the House was 80 irreverent As to laugh when 1t
yas read
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

~ The Allcgany County Advocate, devoted
TO the advocacy Of INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT and
PRoIKcrIoS TO HONE INDUSTRY, has Just been
started at Angelica, ~ Y. byS. L. Palmer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

10 The Miltonian, at Milton, Pa. raise, the
banner Of HENRY CLAY for President subject
only to the decisive action of the People at the
BALLOT Boxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

MAssAcHUsE1rs.-Gov. DAVIS has assigned
Monday the 18th inst. for the election OF Mem
Der of Congress from the Ninth District In that
State, in place of Hon. w. S. Hastings, deceas' d.
The Wings are to hold a Nominating Convention
10 oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07

" The Kaltdd Venture, a Loco paper in Put
nam Co. o., states that Hon. PATRIcE &. GoopE,
Wing Member of Congress from that District, has
been appointed by President Tyler [. 5. Receiver
AT the Land Office in Lima, and JCHN /. HEtrES-
STEIN of Dayton (Loco) Register at the same
oifce. 1t has also report that NN l.. HELEN
srMlS of Dayton (Loco) has been appointed Gov
meats have vet been made, but they ARE probably
promised to be made as as the Senate Is out
nf the way
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WEAVER'S HOTEL,
!Sunb,irp, Northumberland County,
E'ennsyIyanta.

FgNiE subscriber. respectfully informs the public
d that he has removed TO that large and commo.
dious Tavern Stand, at the corner Of Market and
FnWn streets, (sign of the Buck formerly occu-
pied hy Jonas Weaver, and lately by Daniel Glib.
son. where he is now prepared 10 accommodate all
who may favor him with call. by strict aiten-
ton 10 business and his utmost cndeaTor to render
satisfaction TO u he hopes to receive liberal share
at public patronage. CHARLES WEAVER.
SnmllnhN- Mnrh loIh 1912
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~ 'hOr arC % THE 'u'r mauV WICKED PERSONS
irs'y orgsorj TO- s,ll.ra c.uu'rrfi, n,'dlcluc ur.
der t.c urn., ui lhe Indian N,ceial le 'ili~-atd us
Ihc,c a,,Jtra'r u'u are So utterly ucki,ss Of cen.
s,qucrc'- HAT many valuable lvos may he 5, in
cors,.r'uCc At using er dreadful Compuur d.,
he Iullc are caurinurd against purcha-iuG any
Iil- uurs. 0u n, .iacs Of The boxes the following
v,r.yg rs : uri:
NMGuI'S INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS.
(Iad,01 PUygGfre)
~ rrr rcUTH ANEUICAN CULLIGE ~ HrALrH.
hud $50 81 he c-pcsie'ly careful against Iurcta.
si'p sd re ic'rr If any person except the rcgu.
lar e.',.r sod Hccn's.
AbLNI& FCR NORTHUNBERLAND co,
PENNSYLVANIA.
II. =. hasser SurNuy-rS,ne & Rose. Nor
observation-disclosures lass, Slsmokrn - Ssmu
Hcr1 Nahunoy-BScrly & d. Has, Augusta
Ielu5 & foi.ner. h,ion-lre'ond & Mond',
NcEvCo-,i lr--r fer & D'a,m,rd. Tmhur,,i''-
] J.ucs Pr,t, Pottsgfu,r--Ii KIas,, Su,d, r-'ov o.
III. II. Kruhc, +. NJ Il shurg +. O.-N m
IoI-sruug, 4 NJ Union Corrcr
Office ard Grcra D.por fr the sale o.
/ Nygd'. hd.aU Ee,toit Ijh, " ho'salo co.,
Fs's,l, No g. kACE STREET, FHlLAuEL
PHih. Hsy -. fe>c-ly
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TT COTTAGE E-@LI
FAMILY ENPOSFy0G.

llN TWO NuLl NJ.
OBTAINING ihr Old aud New testament.
y with uarl.l cNPc-rrI. H. and eNplauu' ~ notes,
hy 1Iona. u ,Ilnms AutLor ot "thc Ace ui Iui-
d,Iry,' "Drr"u,r, ,t all kr'pr us ucuon'ua-
tluur,' sc. 10 which nre dt,cd the ret FENCES and
marginal ,oaaruG, e the Poh got BrIc, lope h.r
with uiIuiuai Notes aud ,chcji Is from BsNjrr'r
Comprehensive bih,, AID o.heI srandard wura,--
Introductory nud cou,ludiug marks on each book
ui The Il rud new testament, and a valuable ch,o.
urluelcsl index. Tie whole caIctully revised ard
nda t,d the ut Suudie School, Bible cl Sec,
ard thusrians generally, tH,ieHShcd uiM map,
end 6rgJCri' ss, edited hy thc Rev " liam Pa.-
ton, a,d lull,,n,d ty Case, Tiffany & Durham; I;
HaIiurj, Conn" lsil
Tins Uolk has teen lir' IL recommended hy tie
foil wing, auorg other Distinguished d,, ne~:
Rev stephen K,mI gr,n. J. ,slor rf tie Mctho,
DIT Ewscopal Church, Brookiyn.
Rev. ". &. Blowrl,e, pastor e the Middle
Duich hu,Ch, New York.
kr,. l,moe, Mllcr and 4. Alex rdor. Prnft.-
s,I- In rrt,eruu Ileuiugic ! ScmraN \, jersey.
Rev. {. i. Cuuth, rI,sd,nt oi Penny ivdnu
/ E,llc.c, at GrNslmg.
! Rev. & W Scla trr, pastor Of the Lutheran
/ Church, Harrisburg, Pa
e. For safe by II. u. Nass,r Agent for h,
! PUf,Hhsr. Jsn- 29.h Is4a,
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wrNsLow,s BALsAM OF
K O II z III q u N ID

A n unparalleled remedy for common Coils,
~ Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
Bronchits and all diseases of The Breast and Lungs,
lending TO consumption; composed of the concen-
rra,ed virtues of Horhou Bonset, Blood Root,
Livcrwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only ly J. NJ. WINsLow, Rochester New
York.
The innocence md universally admitted pectoral
vhiucs of the Herbs from which the BG(SGm Of
H0rtLound is made, are too generally known to re-
quire recommendation; it is therefore only ncc-ssa-
~ to observe tha, his Medicine contains the whole
of their Medicinal properties highly concentrated,
ard So happily combined with several other vege.
table substances, as to render it the most speedy,
mild and certain remedy, now in use, f I the com.
plants above mentioned.
The Balsam removes oil inflammation and sore
ness of the Lungs, loosens tough vlsid phlcgm,
nhling the patient to cIpcCiorae with and fec
dom, assuages cough, relieves athmatc and diff
cult respiration. heals the injured paris opens the
pores, and compnses the disturbed nerves and rive.
strength to the tender lungs, and thus produces
speedy and lasting cure.
lNGRATITUpE Is THE BAsEsT CRIME IN Man
We are not amo, that class of Editors who for
few dollars WILL o., the expense of truth and ho-
ncs'y( "craCk up" article and bring il into rapid
sale rcithcr aIe we wiling to remain silent after
having tested the utility of inn rovcmcnt or ds-
in science or aTt0ur readers will rerollect
We told them We unw,ll with n sore throat and
violent c. Id some few weeks ago. WELL We pur-
chased two bottles Of NiNSLOW'S BAISAM
OF HOREllOUND, and so sudden was the cure,
that we forgot we ever had a cold. Those who
ar" afflicted, may Try II upon our recommendation.
-Le1riStOn 1Hegr0ph. For sale by
HENRY YONTHEIMER, S,inJury,
JACOB BRIGHT NorfhunLerland
Also, ly Druggists Gcner.lly throughout the
| country. g Price, so cents per bottle.
August lith. lSf l-ly,
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II OSE DIN r W Il N II.
rSssIs YE'f'TIE,.
RINGwoRMs, riMplEs on TnE FACE, AND oTiiE

RINGW IlMPlfS On THE fACE, AND OIHtN
CUTANEouS ERUPIIuNs
or Tie GAo,cus ceri ,Eca'e desc, ijts one cfihe
mosi ,r~ocrdino,y cur6s erer .Jscted Ly any
application.
PHLarrtputA, February ln 1893
Tor twenty years was severely sflllctd with
l. TrTrEu or the Face aud Head: the disease
commonC, d When | WIS ceven'ccn years old, and
coutu.u ucd unui the Fill of 1886. waving in vio-
leu,e, but w,hoo, ever dsnlrcl,inr. During most
Of " time, Great part Of my fec wns covered With
ihr eruption, frequently attended With vi0'on i'ch.
irg; my bead sw, ed al tim's til it felt % lf II
would uurst---thc >w,Ilnl was 80 gc4t. that c"ud
,carc,ly get ,ny hat on During the long period
that | was aflctcd vi Il the disrasc useI great
mouy AZ pcGt,un.. (among them several cclchrttrd
Ircp Irtiun-) ns W II a. taking inward remedies,
including a Number ofh ~ of Sr0in's Pdn0ctd
EJirGc' ot H0rSoyGyH'a, sc. In fact II would be-
impossible 10 epumerac all the medicines used.
| was rlsa under the care of two of the most di-.
tugui,hed physicians of thl- city, tut with Ut rr-
ccving ~ ch hcrrlif and dcspnir"d Of ever hcluG
cured. In tie fal OF 1876, the di-ca.e d he tlrc
henr very vio'ent, I commenced using the Eo"
O15'mI,T Crcpar'd hy Vaughan * u ,i..) la
{ ~ arlliraors the violent itching c,as,d th"
svrl'n q a'acl. tie trr.tion began t" disitrear
and trf.rr htd used e itr the disease was rH'rrv
Cuird. Il has now teen r,a,'y ar aud has
since, aul t,,rc j. uot vr,iLr uf 'hc d>ca-e re-
uslri,r. except the scus FROM tn deep pit, i"rh'd
T., tie di.,,-,. Il D.. imp s>,lIc for me tn drs"rsr"
in ,,r'fca,r the sc>,rty - tie disease 7ud my
sill ring tat viii te pie s,d to Give fuller at
corut II any person war IL z further satisfaction,
who viii ell ON me. ~ tie nme | commenced
using the r. So On'mru! would have given hun
d.cd- uf dc ars to he nd Of the disease. Since II.
sina II; have recommended it to several rersons,
(omong them my mother, who bad tic disease bad
ia, III, f. u - n | rrrpI IN II.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
SPANISH HIDES.
HpisanICS.


pWTIlO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
ucncy. lowuc OF spirits paIpItatlon Of the heart,
aIu'nG or GhdineS~ sickness at the stomach, bilious
affections, rghtucsS at the chest, nausea, vomiting,
NOISE IN the stomach, lushuGs Of heat ard chilli
ness, diseases u he nerves and organs Of digestion,
&c &c, those who NAV be thus affected, shunld
not Get to pr cure DR.. Harhch's Compound
S'rfrgtieniug Tonic and German Aperient P,hS,
which are warranted to give immediate relief.
| Thousands 10 almost daily behold, whose Coun-
teuaucr, and pale cmacatch checks hear occular
witness 10 sickness and affection. Could tho.e
persons be- y,r,uad, a Ia use this invaluable mc1-
cine, lh,y would soon find their weak and dehira-
ed frames Strengthened, thc.r minds comp scd.
and all pain. and distress driven from the system,
when the body viii again renew rs lost vigor aud
Ut on a new life and death for a while lie de-
Jiiycd of It's prey. What heat but feels glad t.
hchoI I cir near relatives aud dear Gcuds sna'ched
As if hy magic from thlt fatal dcst oyer Dcqft-
We who lshoring under disease let not another
day or night pass without procuring this medicine.
A. II Wsll Ia majority ot cases effect pcrmanant
cure Ecotrmjcr ds!ays are GangSro,s: aud if
disease is neglected, us r.yagrs will dyuhly in
crease.
! O. Prncir'. Ohice for the United States, No
/ 10, NORTH EIGHTH street, where rcccommcn-
da'iors Of hondIc.s OF person, may he seen all Of
which have Iten cured or benefited hv the
m,ircine HENRY YOXrHEIMER
i Oct 20, 1879. AgCu
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Liver Complaint.

FENllI> disease Is discovered hy fixed obDuse pain
y in be right site uutcr the short ribs attended
with heat, uura,urss about the pit Of the stomach;
I'd re Is IN hp RIGHT size also di-rnriun the pi-
Dcni loses hi- appetite. aud itcome> -ick ard uouh-
ed with vomiting. Tie tongue becomes rough
and black, tho countru'nce chances to a pale or
Cron color or yellow like tho-e afflicted With tun-
dice, difficulty ot breathing dislub bed rest attended
with dry cough, difficulty of laying on tie left
aie, the body ccomc- weak, AM fiua u the disease
lermlua,,s INTO no her Of mote serious nature,
which IA sil probability IS far beyond the power Of
human skul. Dr. RurhcA { oTpo,lud Nrepgfh-
ming Tonic and German ADcricnf PiHs, If ta-
XII q he mmencemem OF this disease. viii
heck I, nri by continuing the use of the madeleine
a few weeks, perfect cure NIll 10 perfrrmcd.
Thousan's can testify to Jhis fact
CruIdca'es many persons nav dailv te sen
of h" eihc cy Of his invaluable medicne Nv aprIy-
ng at the Medical Office No, 10. NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadelphia.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
De-. 2ei 1919, Irt,.
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FcLTSE.

GEEySSLITE FSLIs,E.
A n article uncqualled for cleaning and giving
"A highly durable and most brilliant polish to sll-
yer, German silver, Brass, Copper, Brttana ware,
Tin, Steel, Cutlery, and for resloriug the lustre on
varnished carriage, sc. TRY IT.
Prepared and sold al wholesale and retail, Ivy the
Sus1uohonna Chrysolhe Polish Company, Owego,
Tioga county, \. y.
WIN. FORSYTH, Agent ior Northum'd,
II. d. MAssER, Agent for Sunhury.
November goth, ISIl
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The best method for the Abolition OF Disease
as to cleanse and purity The Body
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- nTCAI, NTuEOEAVIoW

Oftit RONE OINTNENT. for TIicr.
: LrHOl GI the soP.rrnnt> ot he pr'paia1.n
- yyer all utn,r. is fully is ahI>Eed, The prnptc-
tors t,lir pl a.urc ~ lay ~ before he public the
f,owIi = ce,,lca'e from respectable physician.
graduate of h" University ol PCuusl lv.ni1. Dr.
Brual having found IN this emcdy that rr!.e
a tedious aud dr,ugrrcahi affection whch the means
within the range OF is profession failed TO afford,
la ro, hrlat,i 10 give it hIs appoha', II. ath ugh
,hc priuJicrs and ,Gr,r,-'~ Of that profession are
.pputed to secret Remedies.
PmL,urLrHIA, Sept. 70, 1896,
was recently uoulNd with tedious hrVcuc
,ruiGi u. which cove I'd nearly one Sue e my c.,
and extended over the ear. Mr Vaughan. pyopr,-
rI Of the Rose Oirtuc't, Observing my face, .u-I--
ted uu ms tying his preparation. ol whch b" han
dri mr q jar. A,lhuugh IA common with 'h" mrm-
nr,s ol ury PC tr-,iou, d.s,auu'uiuC' nd dI-ap'
pu,vr Of ,h, uun,r u uo-uum- Unjnrd upou The
t ne ~ i-ru,aut lr t'ui,r- i,rllr jus ice hound
tn c,ol lhr Il, 81 OIu'u,n uuw 'ba as oi me
Il ems and To- glyr m, rpIr ha't'", ms l' cn'rc.
Is ,urrd rhc eruption, although Il h'd resisted the
u.ul urihca,ipr-. DANL BAL al, VI. ID.
O.. I be Rose Oir,mc,t Is prepared 10y l. :.
Nau.hou, south Ea~, couCr IT IhId ard Race
>ucr's, Pnriade phla, aud sold ou og'ucN IN sun
hurv,ry II. u. MA>SER.
N,y lhth 1912. Agent.
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sANLA NOTE LIST.
PENNSYLVANIA.

TIE fl'ovine list shows the current value Of all
icrnsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
iiarce my tc r'occd upon it, it is erery ,cceh
carefully compared with ai corrected from Blk
uC II, kar,rfrr
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GO.lnteFtcitcrs' tIcath BLOW.

'hr pu tic will please observe that no Drandreth
L Pills are genuine, unless the hox has three la
hels upon it, Che top, the side and the bottom)
each containing ic-similr signature OF my hand
writing, thus-B. BHANnuErH, VI. D.--Ihese Ia
hcl a,c engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done at an expense uf over 80 OOO. O.--Thorefrc
it will be that the only thing necessary to pro-
cuTc le medicine IN its puny, Is TO observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the sidr and TIE bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auhori
zcd, aud hold
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
ATTENTION.
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IL who are In want, To his large stock of
Crrp,unes, on Cloths. Mattngs Rugs Bindings,
STAR Rods, sc, &c, that be has just opened, At
hi warehouses; No. rs North 2d street, and No.
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, PhIa-
de pha. July 81, ls4l.-ly.