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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01
Sale Of the state Works.

As The subjec, of the sale Of the public
works is now occupying a considerable space
in the public mind, it may no. be amiss to :ay
before The community statement oil the cost
of their constructions the revenues derived from
them, and the expenditures made. In the fol-
lowing statement, the cost embraces the origI-
nal construction, such as work done, repairs
before completion, damages, engineering. &c.
and the new work up to the frs, OF November
lS4O The revenue is made up of canal and
rairosd Tolls. The expenditures consists oi
repairs. ordinary, and extraordinary, salaries
of agents, motive power, locomotives, ropes
&c:--in short, all expenses attendant upon the
operation Of the works. The revenue and ex-
pendiiures extend from the first of November
1929, to the 3lst of October 1910. II is taken
from a statement prepared last year by the
bookkeeper in The Auditor Generals office.
The Eastern Division Of The Pennsy ylvanla
Canal, extending from Columbia to Duncan's
Island, 43 miles, cost ST. ,734,95s 6l. The re-
venue derived from the same has been 81 047,-
626 0S. The expenditures thereon, S422, sos
20. The Junaa division, from Duncan's Is
land 10 Hollidaysburg, 30 miles, cost S3,437,-
334 49, Revenue, $49l,l04 81. Expendi-
lures, S592,lsO 40. The Western division,
from Johnsown 10 Pittsburgh, los miles, cost
$2,9G4,SS2 OF. Revenue, SSS7,Ol3 IS. Ex-
pendItures, SSs9,834 46 The Delaware di-
vision, from Bristol TO Easion, 60 miles, cos.
Sl,374,774 40. Revenue, s5s6,5l5 OIL. Ex-
pendi,ures, $63S,S3l IL. The Susquehanna
division, from Duncan's Island to Norlhumber-
land, 80 miles, COS, $780,, ,s74 81. Revenue,
Sl4l,730 n5. Expenditures, s3l4,253 SO.
The North Branch division, from NorIhumber-
land TO Lackawanna, 73 miles, cost Q ,49l !.
e94 67 Revenue, s63,559 OF. Expenditures,
$500 ,624 IL. The West Branch division,
flom Northumberland to Dansbury, 70 miles,
cost 81 ,7OS,579 3d. Revenue, $780, 1853 95
Expenditures, s333,738 36. The French
Creek division, from ELanklin TO Coneaut Lake,
45 miles, cost s784,754 81. Revenue, 81,
767 Az Expenditures, Sl33,979 26. The
Beaver division, from Beaver to Newcastle, 25
miles, COS, 1922 ,258 90. Revenue, sl0,924.
Expenditures, Sl39,oS2 81. The Columbia
and Philadelphia Railroad, from Columbia to
Philadelphia, 80 miles, cost $3,9S3,3 1902 05.
Revenue, S2,O3o,339 TO- Expenditures, ST.
ss3, 1898 Is. The Allegheny Portage Railway
from Holidaysburg TO Johnstown, SO miles,
cost ST 1876 As. Revenue, SS56,9S5. Ex-
pendilures, S954,S79 rs. Making The whole
cost of construction s20.653.79l "a. Total
revenue received, $6.l6l, ,624 81. Expendl-
lures, S6,6g4,206 S0.-Mercury.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01

We have pretty authentic inioFnalion, says
the N. o. Crescent, lha, the " Committee upon
the necessity Of Grinding The Poor" have been
in secret session for several nights past. The
erindslones have been made iO order, ouH OF
- composition" as follows: 80 paris a'nslsam,
made Of flint stones, ground msers hearts
and conslables' Jail keys; 10 parts sri'ie and
osirich's stomach; 9paIls razors; pan harl
soap; 20 do. alligator teeth; 20 do. conr =
rasps 10 do. putiy. Composed OF sa,:ll la'
gradients, The grlnd,lone has worked adniIahiv
well, and woe 10 him whose face s'ul as lean
flour barrel, aud as lank as the Side feather
Of pair Of bellows.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01

The difference between republic and a
monarchy is thus pointed out by somebody
:" Pile all the people into a pyramid, with the
Presiden, for an apex, and You have the symbol
Of republic You can shake the president,
but you can't move the united force OF the Peo-
pie. Inverl The pyramid, with king for lis
base, and you have the symbol OF monarchy.
Trip up the king, and the whols sirucsure falls
in cunfusion"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01
sTRouDsBuRG COUNTY, PA, MARCH

The hated porch. Yet is the schoolhouse rude,
AS is the coffin to the butterfly,
To the rich flower the seed. The dusky walls
Hold the fair germe of knowledge, and the tree
Glorious in beauty, golden with its fruit,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01


An exchange paper tells The following humor-
Gus story Of missionary lady who gol pernis.
sion through all interpreter to preach 10 The o.
age Indians:
The chief, and The assembled multitude dur.
ing The wonan's talk Of three hnurs were all
attention.; but at The conclusion of the sermon,
The principal man Of The tribe, rising from, his
seat with the red mans dignity, SAID Sqna~
very good preach better go home and mind
popoose Ughp
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01
SpgInk.

The members of The Legislature Of Arkan-
sas, recently passed bill TO pay themselves
in specie for their services, but Governor Yell
very properly aud promptly pu. the executive
veto upon it, The members of the Legislature
on the return of the bill to them, passed il by
The constitutional majority.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01

WHAT NExTi-The members of the Roger VIII
liams Church, Providence, R. l., recently passed
the following resolution, almost unanimously after
debating it six nights. We hope it will not do
great mischief:
ResoIued, That war, arms bearing, learning
the art of war, and the intentional taking ofhuman
life in any case or under any circumstances are
each and all CONTRARY TO THE GOSPEL"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01

An English paper says that short time since,
at Gedney, widow woman with four children,
and other membranes, actually walked to church
with no other covering than sheet, and was thus
married, under the common but most erroneous
notion that the husband would escape all respon-
sibility for her debts.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED by
THEODORE SCROCH.

TERNs.-Two dollars per anRum in advance-Two dollars
and quarter, half yearlyand if paid before the end
the year. I've ssars and half Those who their
apers carrier stage drivers employed by the prope-
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No papers discontinued until all areaages paid
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for every subsequent insertion larger proportion
liberal discount will be made TO yearly advertisers
Al letters addressed to the Editor be post paid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01

It's poor rule that won't work both ways. ;
as Ibe scholar said when he sent IL back al his
aiasiefa a head.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-03-01

Onions imbedded in the earth near the roots
of flowers, increase their fragrance very per-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
Originally
maid nj fhts !

The letters missing from this package as follows ::
Of 1914 cents postage each IL of ls do of 20 do
paid Of l2l cents postage each, OF % do, paid.
The above packages all in the pouch which was
stolen and pundered at Hudson and in the pouch
all the letter packages which had conferred here
from the east north and est for New OK city, and
thing has been found except what was recovered with the
pouch taken from the river and that was only part oil the
bill for New ok city This bill was probably made up
in two bundles marked No / and No. 2 II would seem
" ould make about bundle The mails for W Washington
city made up here well what had collected here and
also the mail matter for Philadelphia in two
bags and may have been in the New York pouch, but IL
is thought they in the pouch for New York distribu
ton
From the Hudson Gazette, Dec 10
Letters containing drafts to large amount were found
in the bag which had been opened but returned again
with their contents the object Of the robber would
pear being solely for money As near as can be- ascer.
tanned money he could not have got more than 5000
$500 The bag when found had strap and rope around
It, by which appears that something had been fastened
to for the purpose of sinking the bag but which got
Iioh, young in the employ of Smith Miller, mail
contractors has been arrested suspicion The crcum
stances can learn them, are these IL he
mail LEFT Albany on Thursday about one o'clock, ?. NJ.
and was placed on the boot behind the coach The
mail bag for New York being the largest and the Guard
being directed to take special care OF it, was first deposi
led the boot and the other mail bags piled IT, and
arrived in this city about o'clock the evening tho
mail then taken from the stage and placed in the Of
fee of NJ ait the arrival of the boat the next
morning On closing the office about 10 o'clock Hoff
left in TO guard the mail with instructions to go
down the arrival of the boat from New OK in the
morning and tend to the passengers &c this being his
ordinary business Ho states that he did not leave the Of
he Franklin Square near the river, betw cen
and O'Clock, coming up from the river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
Superior Court.

Before Judge VanderpoeL
"WEDNESDAY, Dec Charles y Lercrich Uilian
z Wiimerding This is action brought to recove,
iamages for injuries sustained by the plaintiff by the
lowing OF his cellar in Beaver street. whereby he has
uttered loss in sugar ofover $500. The overflow, il i.
ledged caused by the fountain erected in the Bow
ing Green and hich not constructed to carry
off the waste water to prevent inundaon ofthe low
grounds in its neghborhood II playing on the 10th
July all day and the evening OF that day the damage
complained of occurred The defendant tho is Of the
wealthy residents of the neghborhood who had been petit
toner along with others to the Common Council for per
mission to erect said fountain sets up in that the
overflow not from the waste water of the fountain
but caused by the blocking up and choking of the
sewer in Broad street into which the from Beaver
street runsby the storms Of the spring and the flow
he tide which generally does less damage to the
cellars in the low grounds about Beaver street. at high
tides The will be continued on Friday morning
Cunning VS. BurdeH-In this case, reported in yester-
lays paper stated that the action for months
rents should have been for the months of August and
September amounting to sls3 30 The jury found
lct for the plaintiff for 500 being but half the amount
claimed nasmuch the plaintiff was proven to be in full
possession Of the premises in September The defence
will carry the case to higher Court
Thursday being Thanksgiving Day, the Court will take
a recess until Friday morning.
Calendar for Fiiday-Nos. 49, so Isl, 81, Sc. 81 -,
a. CO. 49, 50, 90 81, o. o. 95 &C. 49, D. 81 30 49, g. o.
A. II, 80, ~, ~, ~, 49, 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
CItv Intelligence .

Police Oficc.-Dec ia BROTHER STABBED a
StsrER.-A named Daniel Demarest, while lahoring
under partial insanity, attempted to Kill his sister on
Tuesday night by stabbng her with penkne in several
places her and body He has been unwe for the
past several years. and has during that time been support
ed by the hard earnings of his sister who is widow and
keeps coffee stand in Clinton Market When arrested
he admitted the offence and alleged that he had done
because he knew he to die and she was his
only relative he desired that she might die with him. lie
undoubtedly insane and will be sent to the lunatic asy
lum.
STEALING CARcAsE o. BEEF.-The slaughter house OF
Walter Briggs 1856 Ninth street opened on Wednes
day moning and carcase of beef onal and all removed
The beef afterwards traced to Washington Market
and found in possession Of fellow named Godfrey Gran
buck, who admitted that he stole it, He is known as an
old thief and has served term in the state prison at Sing
Sing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPO RUM,
l2l late l29 Chatham street, Ne,e York

IA
l2l late l29 Chatham street, Nec York
And lls Fulton street, BROOKLYN.
,,,,r s$sEf1YfIs II sl5SfsfS, ssiEs5FEiklL.
Ss.: ssSs: s @
sS f. =;
psshsg, :sssIesS sSselIsa
with weigh, ind sasy and
s,s MONEY viii e sSss5sy I'd Pfo%psis saaSsd
master. viii s@l decided advantage TO supply hem.elv.
Order. from sl Of the United States executed win
The only warehouse in Amerie, for the sale Of Hor
SUPERioR TEAS, COFFEE and sUGAR-Also Wine,
Irish aud SEQ eh WhisEsS old Jam,ica Rum Holland G,
fresh Ffs''; sdoFf ss So S?y %ho... and Store
.H W to s S t Is &: city Ss He: Or dm'h
SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 RBLs sALaoN; 800 do Of Herring, and 400 boxes
4OO 400 bb,s Of Iackerel; 200 half 10
zoo sSS O Do Of Of Goldfish coda
s'ss: Sas$H sS ss -. % a s,"s %
1000 bu,hsl, q Turks Island SIT
ID 500 2s,n ais d NELsoN wpLLsS CO. 81 Dew street
CRACKERS; CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
. eNAos SP sS SscEfr Mott street. Walk
MILK do
$$$ $$$SS 'S'HAs S;
Pilot and Navy Bread and every other IF Crackers
B-Country merchants hotel Keepers shipping orders
supplied The shortest notice and at the lowest prices
dl3 lmses
THE AMKA $50 broadway between Spring and Prince
streets Oysters, Coffee Chocolate and vaty Of 9th
the second hoo' has been iged and m nished
esgan: and costly This has Already becms fayn
for ladies, whN, alter the fatigue OF shopping
morning romensd' require let Ell like th
in which refresh themselves ao for pDes retuniug fro
the Thelre Conc r., who ejov the elig Ito
supper without the ouble aud inconvenience Of III
A home. diOlnef
UNITED STATES HOTEL, NEW YORK
IN RETURNING OUR THANKS to tn" travelling con-.
munity for thu liberal PATRONAGE bestowed
Jn n1 III last year we beg leave TO in rm Them that the ate
r,t,onS contemplated
we are accommodate friends and velers
ner IIy in style surpassed b. any other estabshme
our furniture bedding being the building thoroughly
newly tainted throughout, the Croton
every department. and the terms dollar and
ny * f %:s per BREASTED JOHNSON Propr.tOr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
A. A. SAMANOS,

A. A. SAMANOS,
NOS WALL STREET AND 289 BROADWAY,
CORNER REApE STREET,
HAS JUST RECEIVED per ship Crstoval Colon, an in
IL voice of the celebrated Woodve brand of Segars
sistng Regaas and Medium and the Lord
Segars.
IN STORE,
All the various and choice qualities OF the most celebra-
ted brands of Segars, consisting Of
Lord Byron of different sizes
Port of Havana R~galias and medium size.
Seguridad medium size
Jusio Saw Principe.
Large and small Yars OF st. Jago.
Genuine Turkey Tobacco of different qualities.
Scafaratti Smoking Tobacco Of baltimore.
German smoking Tobacco Of different qualities.
The celebrated achoehes Snuff Of New Orleans, together
with all the fancy SHUTS Of the
Paper Sega Of Garcia Perez, Lara. Lord Byron, &c.
Germ'n Pipes; Cherry Turkey Pipe Ste IS.
Pointed, Spunk and Taper Matches with general
ment Segar Ca, es, Snuff Boxes, &C.
for Segar, and Tobacco in bales which of
Ceteda at wholesale nd retail tmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
u. y. district Court.
Before Judge Belts

DEc. lSth-This Court was occupied during the entr
lay in hearing the evidence in the patent repor,e
yesterdays edition The particulars of no genera
interest, being dry details OF machinery, SC There
out twenty young girls who employe ed in the fac
Dry in attendance witnesses The case will probably
engage the attention of the Court until Saturday
True bills of indictment have been found by the Gran
Jury against Albert Seeey, Elisha Seeley, and Dame
simmons for forceably off the schooner Joseph
Ooran, while in the possession of the Marshal oil int
southern District
Thursday being Thanksgiving Day TINS CouH wiitake
q recess until Friday morning at ten o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
TO THE LADIES.

~. BULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS instrument for the radical Of Proapsus Uter
FALLING of the Womb, by external application,
sedng the Of the objectonal Peasay confidently
mended the afflicted the of perfect estoa
nealth having failed Of performing cure. under
the most aggravated circumstances
The has attained high character Europe
well as in this country is adopted to the entire dsuss Of
ing nliospas London and Paris, and is universally
commended in Eurore by medical Of the highest rank
this country by the leading members of thu
faculties of Colleges and Hospitals, and By all the emneu
private practitioner
Rooms have furnished exciu,ivey IN ladies No.
Veey hsv from the business de
parment, lady il in tendance to app
Tvusaes q q female patients. d. im%r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
ALL DRESSES n he subscriber has just received by tn
- most rrrivals--
so cases ladies, embroidered Robes from 81 upw,rds
Is do o ganei embroi ser in co'ors fem s. upwards
Tue Illusion. in blue, pink, aud other coors
l0.a plain white OrHandi Musln for bali dresses
100 infants miro ,dered Robes, very cheap
PETER ROBERTS s73 BIO ,dway
dill lmec. bttween White and Franklin streets
HIJLL'S TRUSSES.

NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with uptus may rely upon the bes
nssIumeps~ cid the world affords, On application at III
cpal towns United States Be careful examine Ii
back pad Of Huli Tsses they endorsed by D.
Hull, 10 writing. None genuine. to he relied
good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend of Hull
celebrated isses and thousands Imposed
quence These limitations cannot be relied upon they az
ursku mechanics and better than the ord
cary
Rooms fitted No. Vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having from the business depart
where female constant attendance TO wait upos
female patients dii 'msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
PFEIFER WISSMAFN,
ul3 lmse % South William

ealing broad and elevated forehead- you have the
slightly appeodage Of beard upper hpsIf you have
a the Subtle. By Dr.
will qlckly and forever eradicate without the slightest
Jury scoloation knhs can be satisfied Of
only iS at WEe4 street. one door from
ali waranted~The celebrated Italian Nedicaed Soap
ing all botches pmpes eckles morphew, scurvy It'll;
slowness roughness OF the skim for chapoed
hands face musquo bites its effects immediae IN the
washing Of children aayng all irritation and chsfug its
properties really astonishing soenng and healing that
mother should be without cake tine cake. cents is
efficient and it the money not sue
cesul Be guard against bold imitation and buy
where else but above.
wei. known aud approved cosmetic for healing l.
flying and beauty the compile Iion and dlating pro-
pstes the formation Of wrinkles, and banishing
them when present. 81 bottle
ouraud ttable Ii uid Rouge impars adecate blush
tinge to the complexion, mmovable bv nbbi-g with
or linen cloth For dyeing lade stockings OF
G9s5pds Hair Dye will change red hair beauti
tie VIII Re, aud FL Sr"w Dye q cen es bottle
from all furious edents and is eatrely annhla
chalk aud flake white Put elegant boxes
Buy no whe eise fu az g. Wa ker street just one
the Of Broadv where will be found assortment q
h most delicate and choice Perfumery imported from all
ARTS.
AgeutsJordan Milk street, Boston; Is Chesnut street
PhaiePhia tobinsor Harrsburgh He mitch, Lane ster
Lock eT smiss a%y Grss
Myers, New Haven DYER Providence Taylr M. eo't
Ss f; SsS
Comm We'll. Humphrey la siod; T. G. Ferre, Middle
town. ill MIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF The MAIL RoBrERY
We have received the following additional par
ticulars of the recent extensive mail robbery at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
TFrom the ALBANY Argus. Dec 10 !

TFrom the Albany Argus Dec 1877
The special agent OF the lost nce Department. Mr.
Humphrey together with Mir McLac hen the
clerk sent from the Albany Post Office returned from
Hudson Yesterday The drafts sent from this city have
been recovered, nth the exception OF one Cm the
mercia Bank he following is the account OF mails sent
from the Albany ost Office for New York tn. 9TH
Originally
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received from GERMANY
and offer for sale, variety Of W HTER PkOoE and
tent. have been taken Sy il ENGLAND and Germany They
Of from which they distinguished by being
fecty NOTORIOUS, INELASTIC, but supple, and under
These articles mpauiaeiusd YIN wool linen III
Its, CATERS. APRONS. MILITARY, TENTS g,
HOSE Also, HhT AND BoNNET fiNiNGs. with
HOSE AND GLOVES for those asieted with gout md
sEs &c A%opg the they have article prsGsred for
to cover all kinds Of vehicles and boats Also for BAL
Looms and for BAGS which may contain waery gaseous
of this manufacture excellent article Of SAIL CLOTH
than Ordinary sail cloth and require less number OF hands
them. In the Manufacture of UMBRELLAS this
article supercede other material Indeed the usual
application Of the AMY DRlNE must be almos' unlimited
must not be omitted to state that this article Is admirably
diseased healthy injurious and destructive o
feathers will under its be from penetrating and
extend beyond the exterior Of the tick:
PFEIFER WISsMAFN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14

t{SyS FOR LUNDON-Packet Of the 20.h Dsc.-The
sMT%N packet hip WEST TN STER, Cap Moore. will
sbe spatched Loudon abb e; her regular day,
Those wishin secure passage havi superior accommo
datio2s for cabin second cabin and apply
TO JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South ,treet,
Wall
Passage from London and Liverpool by the regular
packets sailing weekly all times be arranged the
lowest and drafts furnished for amount payable
throughout the United Kingdom application above.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-08
IMPORTANT MEDICINES !
MARSIIAIL'S COMPOUND SYRUP AND

MAHSllAlsIS COMPOUND SYRUP AND
FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSArARILLA!
I S with confidence offered to the Medical Faculty
Il and the Public, possessing, in great degree, III
the virtues OF SARSAPARIILA, in its most con
centra'ed form, being prepared by NEW and w-
PROVED process all Others which extracts all
the active matter Of the root II is highly recon-
mended as Spring and Fall purifier Of the BLOOD,
and will be found particularly useful in Rheumatism
Ulcers, ScrofuIa letter, White Swelling Cu,aneous
Erupops, and AZ disorders which arise from an i'm
pure state Of the Bloop, the abuse Of Mercury, SC.
Physicians who prescribe MsRsHaLLs SARSAPA-
Rll4bA, will soon discover such incontestible evi-
dence OF its curative powers shall fully establish
its character and superiority over all others In
use.
One eight ounce bottle contains more Of the active
principle Of Sarsopniiia than gallon Of those mix
lures usually sold in the stores and those who have
been disappointed in ihe Of Sarsgpia toiF nd hi,
an sDeciuai remedy Price Of Sarsaparla, 81 price
Of Extract, rs nts
MARSIIALL'S VERMIFUGE
Is recommended 20 nurses, parents and others who
have the care Of children the most safe and ehec-
lua wornd sroying medicines yet discovered. Be
sides being safe and oo,iue vermifuge Is plea
SAINT that child will refuse 10 take IT, II is equally
eficacious in removing other disorders, such a,
bo,cd complaints, romng and all complaints TO which
children are liable.
Sold at w, MARSHALL'S Successor Of Charles
MIarshall,) No. 3l2 Market street above Ninth, Phi
ladelphis. Price Is cents.
For sale by WILLIAM YOUNG, Agent for The
City Of Washington, D C. nm ST