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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-04
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Ter Undergraduate bittet um GrIau6niB
an3net9en, eas er ftdb nun fpieoer etablirt
bait IN Der Staot 2IGsntann, ndd,ffe 3bire
III Urn. peter Teubnros Gifenifpbr, in ber
9om'itou Strd6e, no er in eiiti0en Iagen eis
nen q dnsenoen 8orrath alIer
2rten 1rrdener 0aareu, @rcssreien, Srs
cen uHo @jIdssQ8daren croffnen miro, rpeId,e
er all ) bic % 9>rosent uiecriger perfaufeH
ipiro, ais fr friiber ocrfauft rplmben-aber
uur fitrSadr @efo o6er 9anoesprconfte.
Dd Der tlnterSeihuete fd entfhlotien hat,
MIR fur Sddr G5eIo coer i'm sIuStaufd, fun
procufte IN pcrfaufen, mag bas TubIifuus
Uer(id,ert ieiu, odB es, meun es BET ihm ans
ruff, fId1 bdpeu tiberSengen miro, uub caB er
eurh pnntflide Veoicnuua fciner @efNdfte,
I'D, eas 3utreucn oee publitume suSieben
piro.
6. g. 9lnbe.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-04

Mic man ole 8ritten sur @crnuift trin'
een t6uute. = Da6 Ohio Staats Spurnol
laot: 98enn oas 8clt ocr Der. Staotcu fid,
9enei9t fuhlcu ictIts, bic Britten su eincr 9lu5'
9Isiduu9 Der obid,wcbeuocn 3wift9fcitsfrd'
9eu ~ srpiu9eu, 70 f6nute oies biuneu Wo'
uaten chne ctnen @eut llufoflen uno ebue
8lutperlnlf 9eidlebeu QSie2 SSnngcrt fe
aus N6rt anf NIT ibnsn supcrfehren. eaei
teiues ihrer Sdiffe mehr i'll nnfere Sedfer
uno fluft fur teiuen Sent pcrfb SabritotC
pcn linen. Buuen erei Wlonaten rpiiroer
Mllicneu oerlelben arbeits unb broblct
lein, uno cine 9lepClnticn in gnoianb coer ei
nc 9lusaleid,un9 NIT ms pnree bic Scia
fein. 9Ddbrenb oefeu ipnroen mir so 9Ril
licnen oaeurdl geninuen, inoCnt mir fur bic
lsH Setraa nid,ts ppn ibneu fauften.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-04

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-05-04

Nprd 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

,aksa ~. an red &C steond line. Nc
Rn.ed-n @assd tslsY ilna he sabif. 0nlll
slss III Il March. bsi Subsequently xilh-
dos h.s msslen. Mr. Baxter ID oeaisd
- fas.ag-. Mr.. F'aseis hsssd 10 isy
a. ~ BE-. ~hirh a. i..sl The qaes-
nm thea nssasrisg on ~ Passsxe. and
shr syfs sns q g hasn 6 hern "a led inr.
4 as eidsd 10 The nd alise-ayes 81.
nays "a.
Mr.. Nah naased ! Feennsidsrsfian Of
lhs ,ais rsi-rnrg he h,ll - lay III and
raiatish ne@ GUbny By The nams q
linmn. shieh aas rsHsd. Ms. Jsnes, Of
O,ansr. lhrh nnsel 70 lay IL On lie table
uanl Sa,nri.y hex. which motion dbl not
Prevail. .1'he Question Was shen taken
an is passage. and !, ~ss decided IN ihe
alEirna iTe-syes 81, hnss 50.
NJ. Moore psesealed . bill 20 transfer
the fund Of the lntesnsl improvement
Basrd d Tie I.ileiary fand; v hirh rassed
~. fiisl reading. and uas refened 70 Ihe
COMMUNE On 6Hsnce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

.i,ion q he On % aIr. VI. I. Va
li.ns. a. psssrd - sssuna rssdinl, - 2
II.
Mr.. Walker. lram he eommllfs e.
pinpssinnns snd ssisssnrss. msce 81
s.arl "a lie blll u ssishllsh SEQ eesnss
- he name 81 gseksnn. pna 81 Por.ions
a. Maean. H.vuood. snd Cbrsukfe. &c
eamns1d,ng - rfjeesi.sn. Mf. ffsnea'
offered sowe s.guments 10 80 snfPoFas
bot il ~as rsisrlrd wishnus rosnL
NJ. Bragg. from The cepa''i'ss 90 sss
iud.ciary. q shem sss IsiriEed ne ir-
collation.. -lnssrusung sad sonnii,se % ~
louirs ,u.o ne srpsdssusy q sment'ne abe
lsw concerning prosecutions inr PfiI1ry'
reported bill 70 conformity Min NE 81
solution. whieh passed he hrsi teaoing.
r'rbe BIZ provides foF fsnsds ING certain
DIRECTS IN the eomman laS.
On masioa oi Mr. llas klns. che osli 10
exsmpl CERTAIN ARTICLES q personal pro
psriy ZION exeeaIian. uss sgsin taken nP
inr eansi1. r.li.n. and On mp'isn Of Mr.
Power. vas Tscommillrd 10 The Judiciary
eommillrs.
The bill making i arson 70 barn : ent
Ton gin 81 thfsshBg msehine. was rad
the Second time. and, an molina oi NJ.
Nash, wss osdered 10 be pEinlsd snd lad
an The table. Is he order 81 The day fof
Tuesday nexL
On motion If Mr.. Mills. lhs bill incor.
porsling he Davidson River MsnSlseiBr-
ing Company was taken Up lo' considefa'
lion. Tie question pending vas on The
amendmeni proposed By the COMMITTEES
on private bills. shsking The private pro
perry OF The stockholders responsible lo'
The dsbls Of The corporation. Nc. Mil.
ohieried 10 The amendment. on the ground
that he thoughl il the pnliey ~ Our state
10 encourage manufacturer and ss iew
restrictions shonld be placed upon ihrn
az possible with due regard o. The public
interest. Messrs. Ilawer. CsIdsell and
Melsae. adsoraisd IN. smsndmeni Of ths
commiu.e. and Messis. Maore aud Bar-
ringer opposed The smsndmen, IN IL pre-
seni shspr, though they expressed ihrm'
selves favorable 10 the prRsipsl involved
IL il could be freed from The dilicullisi
that surround II. DC. Lord moved thai
the bill be referred 10 The judiciary CON
miure, With instructions either 10 repnr
an amendment % Tie present bill. making
The prisale properly q The slockh"lderl
liable Car The dehis Of The corpnfa'lnn. u
proportion 10 their respective amounts o
stock, or 10 report = general bill on ih'
subject. which shall have feIerence 70 81
cor, ora,ions in The state, which sss sGop
Ted.
The bill 10 allow tales Jurors 10 0nslov
cnuniy pay lot their senire. 10 certain
eases, was real The seeand time, aud al
several laoIion. was amended BY hdlnl
the counties ui Orange, Bmke. Tyrtell
I Washington. Chnu an, Berthe, Granville
/ Beurcumh. Henderson, Chatham, Beau
furt and Rnbeson. NJ. Pnps moved u
ind, finite postponcmtn,. but The motto
did not prevail. Dir. Csliwsll. 81 Burke
moved 10 lay on The table. winch va
earned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

"a Lflntirs iiif q - Hrf. hliFr ir,s
enusIlsT4iiea ~ fEri thsi nainr.i Tiarr.
Eosm.pa . ra1 srrsssthis b ta.siaes,
l,omia poini lsaa lsS.Psntrnrs. ~.
senss. 3. 90 peias IL - psaS cslllssnia.
wa. seuas iins siars discovered. snd tl.,t
ass coserntnrns i said 10 hare . susa
ronsssd 90 saFEryinF sxssdsiian y
that sgirn. Ii irus. shis inlslliafnrr A
ef q moss impaflanl character. The Gro.
pon,inn : ii. Il sestdri % by oar Gov.
ernpsni. gist Ia " 6rm loeshal5 a an
inpaSishf raini wssinl that slassl bsund-
lsss region. he Ortgon Trniiory. W.
shslI s~sis fsrlhsr lmlrlligencs wnh
anxiety: in Tho mesn line se eannel bu.
hope Ihsl ihls rnmaf may Prose lrus."
Every reader mnsl also Judge lor hin.
srlf mhsi degree Il eonnsxlon lhrre Is b..
sassn this infnfRslinn and he lullawi,.
passage oi he PrsidenI'sl seiy rsstsl
Message On cangErss.
ellie raar Minister 10 Mssirei n.
also bern furnished sish other sinsisnr-
siods. 20 be lollowsd By hin IN Gaze N.
GossrnReni Il Msaien should DOT find
is..lf 10 rondl1ion 10 nske pifsrnl:pay.
meat of lhe sm0unt Of the swMds, ID
spscie o. is equivalent.
II am happy 10 be able 70 say sha
infarmaiisn. whirh'is ssleemsd fssosable
both - ADJUST Satisfaction Of he awards
and a reasonable prosisian fu usl.sr
claims. has bren rreently fEeesiysd frem
Mr.. Thompson. ihs Mlni.srr ni he unrl-
ID States. who has promptly snd Efficient
" exeeuird he instructions % Vie Gov.
ernm.nl 10 regard 70 his.imporlan, sob.
i.el." MAJ. Lafd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

An Improvement upon the doctrine Of
instructions has been invented in Gcor.
gia. A committee Of the Legislature has
reported a resolution. very modeslly re-
qnesting Mr.. Berrien To resign his sea, in
the Senate Of the United States, " so that
the Legislature may cleo, proper repre-
sen,atiyes Of Georgia"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22


A corr, spnndrn,. writing tn Us rram
the city of New York, says that there -
much surprise At the movements Ia re-
peal The Bankrupt Law; aud expresses
his hope that Congress will not con.ent
10 destroy tie yrIy best Law Which The
Representatives Of tie People ever ensc
ted.
Creditors. he says. now begin 10 see
ITS coed tiIecis:
Il prevents undue credit. and This
should please the hard muney men. i!
they are sincere:
IL prevrn's assignments Of preferred
creditors, nlIeR iraudulently such:
II dues away with the conflicting bank.
rupl laws Of the States, and puts all on a
footing oI Pquslry:
| IL ensures i.Ir dividend Of the effects
Of the failing debtor:
! IL allows The creditor to compel a fail.
ing debtor 10 60 into lIquldaii9n.
IL Is the exercise Of the mos, benign
power of the Constitution, the onlv one
which has been unexrrcIssd BY our Rep
! trsPnis:iVes:
II extend, the protection Of the laws 10
a vas, class III our cit,z'ns who are en-.
'iiled 10 some confederation under Tire
/ Constitution as well as The more fortunate.
The laws should not be all made for the
! rich.
The are our correspondence a-gu
@"nts, aud il the qu. slion were still 81 zen
io argument. We should say they are en-
Iiird To great weigh. Bui we ere in
duced To believe. hv the indication airnd
ed by Yesterdays proceeding, in the
House oI Representa- e., and her cir
cn'nst noes. that the fare uf the Bankrup,
law may be regarded as the seated. The
Representa- ives Of some of the States, in
bath branches OF Cnngr Sc. who voted &c
The law, believe ,h4. respect fnr the will
oil their constituents rsqniIe. lis repeal.
aud will vote sccntdInsIy, in sufiirieui
number To es"c, that purpose.
The repe | of the law will Of course
not be suffered 10 affect proceedings thu,
have been already instituted under H..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22
IN SENATE.
Wednesday, December Il.

The Speaker presented statement
showing The condition. of the Bank oil
Cape Fear. 10 the 5lh ID cember 1912,
which was ordered Is be printed.
Mr.Edwsrls, from Tie JOINT select CON
mi,tee appointed to lay off The Safe in
TO 50 senatorial dislr,clS, repaired lie I H.
loving bill:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

A letter !from Col. Benton has been
published in the Globe, in which he says,
in reply to the recent movement in Mis-.
souri, To bring him out for the Presidency.
that he IS for Mr.. Van Buren, for the Pre-.
sidcncy, and against himself for tina, or
any other Office but the one lie now holds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

gratifying TO learn that all The mem.
bers of Congress who were injured by
the overiurning of the stage near Zanes-
vile, Ohio, have been able To reach
Washington, and enter upon their duties,
though some of them are still suffering
from the effects Of the accident.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

The Arkansaw ln,elligcnccrof the ] In
ult neAiions the death Of cx-Governor
Montort Stokes, Of North Carolina. lie
died at Fort Gibson, Arkansas, on Che
ilh uli., in the SD year Of his age. tic
had filled many important Offices. and at
the time Of his death was Indian Agent
Tor the Chcrokees. ~n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

The Hon. Ambrose Sewer has been
reelected by The Legislature Of Arkansas
Senator from that state for six years from
the ith Of March next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

Il is said tina, Mr.. McDniIie is in such
feeble health, that there Is but little pros
pect Of his taking the seattle which he has
been elected in the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22
Graham

The lion. Richard w. Habcrshan, \
most distinguished Wing Representative
in Congress from Georgia, died at his
residence on the LIST inst. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

The Hon. Lewis L. Linn has been re-
elected by the Legislature Of Missouri 10
be Senator in Congress from tia, stale
Tor six years from the 4ih of March next
when his present serm viii expire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

Col. James ii. Hammond has hcea
elected Governor of South Carolina by
The Legislature Of that state.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

CoNGRESS.-On Thursday, Dee g.
the Rev. Nr. Tasion ~as elected chap
lam on The part al he Senate.
NJ. Rcnian. agrecablyt TO notice, aske"
AL oaiaiael leave 10 Introduce bill lOf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22
MIMNsD@B@vGHo
Thursday, December 40.

ECr A meeting Of The. HSisborOugh
Literary Association willbeheldihis even
ing. ., The Presbyterian Session House.
A general attendance Of The members is
requested.
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RuExTco AND THE UNITED STATES.

kMEXIc0 AND THE UNITED STATES.
New Orleans papers oi the Ist Ins,an,
were received by las, evenings mail
From The " r'oplc" Of ina, dsue we take
The following nforma i"R. d" important II
true, Of the anihrnuJay Of which eacl,
reader must judge for himself.
IMPORTANT FROM Mexico. An in
teli'een' gentle nan. Ia,rlv from the ely
NJ &c, says its cprrenl ~ reported an
generally believed there. that the ba.i.
~ The arrangement between our. Mlni.,e,
tien. ih'm,,sor) aud the .Mex,csu
U ve'nmen' fr thu settlement uC onr
rl-m' ~ The latter. is the prulT.r o. ,,r
pat III VI 'xic' Il" d. C4l,larn,a Ia III
u '''ei ) a g. Thefc arr ID st.sad
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

So In order 10 give our hands the
usual Christmas holidays, no raPerswiIt
be issued from Ibis otFicesnexi week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

..r. ..irgs. aai i PISSED T. hirl reaa-
ing-ayes g. nsys q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

The Eulloaing bills thsn passed DIR
En.l Eesamas ID lise Srnase. az:
10 alarF me time ri huldirg The Annual
aesssns Of ihe Stockholders a he bahk
.. Cape Fear. 10 tlle Ia Of My IN each
gsnr.
70 Incorporate lhe losn Of Jackson
VILE, il 0nslaE county.
To dispense wish grand nrnrs and PEI
II Jurors 81 two Of he leF@s Of Ihe
counly coDrts.
The bill 10 exfehd lire lisna 10 perfect
he lille 10 vacant lands hitherto tnlfred.
was proposed 10 b. amended BY sHlkug
out HE SECOND section. bas By ayes 81.
naes p. was rejected. The ball then. b
ayes 20. noes lol counted. passed il hEsl
reading.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-22

Another balloting was had on Thurs
day last for Senator. and resulted as col.
ln..,,.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10
gyIZsl;lzaYsZz5[IF39

SnkkMAN'o NUKM LULENuES
proved ln mUre than 400 600 Gases to be
lnIaIlIble; the only certain worm destroy
Ing medicine ever discovered. Many
disasters arise from worms and occasion
long intense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected
grown persons are very often afflicted
with them and are doclored for various
complaints, without any beueft; when
one dose oi these Lozenges would speed.
lily cure hem.
Mr. }. Murphy, was applied 10 by z
poor woman whose daughter, 7 years
Hi age had been sick for 3 years; her
somach was us large as II grown per-
sons, her arms aud legs so swollen that
she coud not walk Of help herself, al.
lhongh she could eat as much rs Two Ia.
OOrng men. Two celebrated doctors
mad exhausted their skill without any
benBi ; the taIher had spent all he could
raise ard was discouraged, he abandon.
d"ned all idea Of dolng any thing more
Tor her, and looked to death alone To
10 take her ouI ol her misery. Mr. Muir.
ply believing il to te ii case oI worms,
gave h"r box II Sh rman's l., u nges
and IN two days she returned with loy
"ramirg from her ey es, aud said the Lo-
zrHges had saved her chid'o life. The
INST dnse brought away nearIy IA pat oI
living "orus IN one solid mass, she af
"rwtrds Counled over $40 hat were dis.
charged, besl rs the mass which she
could not count. The child was itrraIIy
eaten up with them--anoher Iivlny wit
ness Of the almost miraculous efficacy Of
Shermnn's Lozenges.
DR.. u len ,iiIu'er know a child that
was rUrrG OF fits ~ these Ln2enges, af
ter years suIle Ing, aud when nothing
Else would give the ieasl relief. Tie has
used hem III his pract,rr for The last Two
year. 10 severat hundred eases, and al
WAS vi n success. A Toy on todrd Of
me OF tn" llvrr packets, was cured uf
IT. ny on one dose Of them.
Mr.. L. ring W. Gross, cured three of
rs chiIdun at worms bt Unly one b, X.
Mr.. John r Wood, gave them to hls
ma and they brought away ;he worms
y thousands.
E3-pr,ce OF these valuable worm can
ito - cents per box.
JACKSON g. SINCLAIR
Agents tor Carroll co.
L, Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 8, IN42.
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SNl

We haze tried DR. Joseph PrteSttg
Peters Vegetable P.Hs, aud have no
hesitation 10 pronouncing them the bes
Anti Bilious Medicine that we have ever
used in our families. We are acouaIn
led with several families in this cIlv who
give them the preference to all other
kinds, on account OF their miIdness, and
at the same time, CERTAINTY of action.
Ne~' York Examiner.
MORE THAN TEN MILLIONS of
boxes of there truly valuable AntiblIlous
Pills have been sold in the United States,
Canadas, West Indies, Mexico, aud Tex.
as, since the lst olJanuary, 1885.
HUNDREDS g. THOUSANDS bless
The day they were induced, by The per-
snaslon Of friend, to try Box Of DR.
Peters Pills.
Dr. Joseph Priestly Peters,
Dear Sir-I have
used your valuable Pills these last four
years, Ia cases of Dyspepsia, Liver com.
plant, and Sick headache, and have
found them, in IN joriIy Of cases, the
most valuable Pills have ever used.
JOHN CASE, M. D.
For Sick or Ner,oas Headache, or
Bilious Fever, would recommend Pc
terS Fills 10 preference to all other kinds,
r. H. ARMSTRONG. I'D.
me to((ow"g from the eminent Doctor
Emm'som IS considered sufficient.
nave used IN my prac I,e rLese last
hve years Dr. Joseph Presny Peters
'eget"blt Ambitious Pills, aud consid.
cred them the best family medicine |
have ever used.
"A fresh supply of these valuable Anti.
OiiIous PIJs Ju'i received by
JAt KSON & SINCLAIR,
Only agents Io Carroll Co.
L. Wilcox, corner OF DIAMOND ap6
Market strres. Pittsburgh, Pa.
April =, lS42.
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COUGH LQZ BIMGns1

SuEtMAN'S COUulI LUIEAGES
are ne safest, most sure and tF.crua
reneiy or Coughs, Colds, Consumption
VINO ping Cough, Asthma, Tlghtness q
me Ll"gS or ChesI. DC. &c. The pro-
pfIrIor has never known an instance
wh'fe they did not give pellect salisluc
tIOn.
~ 9 Rev. Darius Anlhony, of The q.
MEDIA Conference, was pIveu nm as ,nc,,
rdnie' believed 10 be on he yer, verpe Of
he grave from Consumption, wi hout rhr
h"Ie ol rrIIeI al he med those L,zepo,s
Ihet r. lleVed hIm lmmed,a tI, and IN
lew eks restred m TO health. So
'"ot ne could res ,me hIs dulItsas a MN.
's'er OF The gospel. H. recommerds
'h'm '" a't WHO ale con umpilve ol hav,
'"y orr"ngemem oI Their lungs, as the
greatest mt dIrIne III Ihe known world
'Ie has Witnessed their III cls on sr,r,uI
others, aud always with the haupIesl 10
SUITS. lie shJs so gteat renpdy throuoh
lne blessing Of Divine Providence should
be the common property olaII, and in
every family on The lace OF the earth
MIR. James W. Hale, gave some
to friend who had not euio, d
nights Sltep for several weeks, tenn,
every lew minutes attacked with su,b
cough. as almost 10 take away bis Ii
the l. rg,s m de hIm ralsr easy. and
"hhb "a h'm To sleep we'll all nrubI. us
had 'ntd e'erV Iblng he hearu of and
thing esr "iIold Ihr lest rrI,,-I
1nolhF'I"'t" cFh s'vloga fellow being
from an htIntIS dearh.
NJ. q. I. NJ utrWs suiT rid a wear
vi h Il haro, nsht cough, pnin in rhe
SIDE, SpIIIog ot blood, ana all the usunI
symptoms OF Consumption. The l., zen.
g1s reI'eV d hin immediate y aud m a
lew weeks r STR hlm to perle / he ill.,
tie s4Ns they a'e The greatest ,olnh med
IrIne in the worId
over 5000 p"rs ns have rjyrn lher
h7Wrs wIIhl0 the l,st wear asHrrle ,n.e
ol the oundplu, vIrtnrs If III. ,,,oh
l. ges. They cure all cent ca.4s
!" few hours, seIom ,equlrug wa,e
man on" d"N 10 eradicate the most dis
rrssing oms.
GTPnre only 25 EMS per Box IN
JACKSON 81 SINCLAIR.
Agents for Carroll Go.
Il wilcox, corner nI Diamond and
Market siterts, Pittsburgh. Pa.
IL qnre lot SocrWan'S Cough candps
Apul 8, l842.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

now opening
A new AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GOODS,
Purchased the pesen, month in the o aeysoectod for
general all the varieties svceae as we'll as
Fashionable Goods.
81 Meiuoes, every color and quality, very low prices
19GggggGg GOODS
goo pieces American Prints, goo pieces uins
TCKINGS, CHECKS, FLANNELs. &c.
Also, a very handsome assortment of Fancy Goods,
Plain and Figured Dressandkerchiefs
MoueIine de LANES Needle worked pes and Collars
P'sa Psn'd ,s s'soo,ss ns Goye' Of all kinds
Lawns and Painted hlusIns, Hosiery Ari6cia Flowers
pieces Sattmctts Manufacture of fine and coarse
qaae which will Oe sold 25
10GGG;s1 GOODS Of all kinds.
Purchasers examination will find much their
Wooens from the subscriber, very
BONNETS.
si Florence Braid English sua Cypress and Palm leaf Bnuets
Russia, silk, and Fur Rats.
DOz Mems and Boys Fur, Cloth, and seette Caps.
WALL PAPER AND UMBRELLAS,
Shoes Hndrore Qucensr Drugs Groceries, Paints Oils and De Sfs
1000 lbs. Spanish sole Leathcr, U L|aMe,, and Calsh
Cotton l"rn COTTON Bdtng and C""drrcF, Lon Nails, Glass,
ShoueIs ForkS, SWgqr and MoiasuS Sdh Tar
And other usually All
which will be sold prices Cash Prdue
e therefore invites purchasers call examine his Goods and price
isaac Atkinson.
arrolon, October 50, lt4l.
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HSpIRAW MOTIF nIEH.


by vnlue OF an order 10 us directed
10y Adam Jnckman, a Justice of III,
Peace, in md foe Lee township, Carrot
county Obio, We he undersigned d,
crrtllN, that We he,e viewed II crrrnIr
stray hurst. mkeH mp hy JAues Sander
son, Of SaId tovu.htp. and d" fnd ID
h"rs" 10 lie II hlck. srxurrn hands h,oh
'nppn'ed t0 be tweivr vrnts I'd, a mt
tnral IroIrrr. shod behind; M Other
IN rks perceprine; and We do apprni,r
sad horse ~ twenty five dollars CIV.
"n under cnr hands this 25h day of AprlI,
A, u l8f2
WM. WtllTLA.
JAS, M'LAUGIllIN. appraisers
Sw'rn 10 aud suh.cru ed before me
this 25lh day oi Ami, 1912.
ADAM JAt KHAN,
Justice oi the Peace.
81 ATE or OnlO.l -.
CARROLL c UNITY 90
do hereby certify The foregoing to hc
" true copy from my estrav hook Civ
en- under my hN this 2GDh day of A
priI, A. D. lS42.
ADAM JACKMAN,J.P.
May @, l842
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ShGrman's poor mans pIas-
eer,


The hest strengthening plaster in the
World aud sovereign remedy Tor pains,
or weakness IN the hnck, Ions, sides,
oreas', neck, limbs, joints, :heuna,ls II
umhago, Sc. &c.
Several persons have called at the
warehouse to express their surprise and
aud thanks, At the almost m,,acolon0
cures these plastrrs have tlTectrd.
Joseph W IIoSIr, E.q who hod bppn
lt'rtrd with rhtumalsm, asln un be
dress him ell vi hnut ssis,ance. y as
enabled allerN ettIng one, only one nioL,
to gel up alone IN The morning, put on hi,
clothes, and call at our flee with ewes
oeamIog wIth joy, and his tongue pGnI.
'ng l"'th the gladoess OF his hear. At the
snodth and s'gnaI r. Iie he had received
IRON thus hest If all remedies
MIR David VII Iams u EI,z ,belhrown
N. j., m old RcveIulonary Soldier VAS
50 Nlll cled with Rheumatism. I'M, h,
could scarcely heIp h'mseIl-lhese pIas,
'erS Philrely cured him.
6TPrce only l2A cents piece IN
Just received BIZ
JACKSON & SINCLAIR.
l. WILCOX, corner OF Diamond a nd
Market streets ,Plrsburgh, Pa.
6Tkemember only LEA cents pIas
tor.
April 8, lS42.