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appear. the fore going that the tonnage Of
Hansaic vessels entering pors Of the United Sites direct
from Hause Towns han double TIE amount OF
American tonnsge entering from the Places and ta the
lue OF imports from the said Hanseat ve,ses was
ac-s American vessels, that the tonnage OF Hansssna
sells clearing from the United Sta direct me nsnse
Towns. nearly three time: greater than hs o, OF eH
vessels clearing for the places and hs me ~
from the United States TO the Hane !or5s .sme pacSs
tie latter power double that OF erpsfu 70 tne $40
Of the United s ai;1 ,pge1s ,tss 10 as ..
tons Han, eatic) winch entered the Unitea ~ = kn
nearly fourth part entered from eoane from he
isns, Towns and tha III 'so .e
IIn u, nearly eighth part cisaeo io couu
-. 81 III !, thai 10 which they helos4.u
" veonld here stop, gentlemen put there announcer
,or,ou' consideration. We are destined, trust to
ni in tbe world the part OF great maritime
"a,;on. We have no inferior game to pay-ne subordr
a,a mart 10 act assumption to ssy that in what
r national power national character or ne
hope the hesd Of the nations Of this great
continent It assumption 20 say either that in what
ever repect commerce and the SEAS and the character
exhibited upon the for national defence OF national
gory--we may have rivals, but we admit no superior
tThunders Of applause What becomes US them nov ov
are we 10 maintain this conspicuous postionf How s
we to maintain national responsibility, RESTING
always must national strengths in the cone. ,or
Of sthat arm that may be raised ss""" w
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup
ushed every day OF the year except New Years DAY ano
Fourth Of July. Price cents per copy-or " 10 PEI IN
num-postages paid-cash in ADVANCE
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
moruinsprice 81 cents per copy, or % II per anhu
hostages paid--cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuia''on OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
MAS the largest circulation Of any paper IN ina cay
the toerla and 10 therefore the be" chaSns' IoT o0se
city country Prices moaerate-cash III Nj
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most modera''
erices and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaorRiEroR sr THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
North west corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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Tar and pitch, 80 bbs
Rosn and turpentns, IL $50 bbs. 1887
Skins and furs, Ias ,sa
Rice ~ 1877 tierces, 40 9al
Cotton, 6,495,72I lbs. s7a ga
Tobacco, SO, SIT hhds. ana 1e
sU O0'' '"'""''''' s1s ibs 10000
have similar table respecting imports into the Uni
ted from the Hanse Towns the year with
the same comparative statements.
STATEMENT showing the smount of imports from the
Hanse Towns the United States. during the yrsr
ending 3Oth sept. ls4I distinguishing the smount
brought In American and foreign vessels respectively
together with the number, tonnage and national cha
racter of ssid foreign vessels.
No. Tonnage. PaI impts
American vessels Is sos 2o0 607
Foreign vessels, 90 IS 48l 3l6I377
Total, 1872 5lU7l a. 40 o64
Ratio of foreign tonnage American Ia to NEAR.
ly,
can vessels. as II to l. nearly
Nf, %
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r ..ox. E Es,m n,.d III he Town of M,meIo1rcL
county, 'hIee miles east Of New ROchele
few walk the Boston turnpike consisting OF 50
acres OF nd Of which wood land; hapd'0m
d-u lie hous. rsom. Ihs house !: ,uI ouud.d
ther with acple och ra of The choicest nd The but
g Err alt first repair; handsome garden III front OF
wi all of the rares' shu sbey pwer' Hc hand
stands on a gound twenty rods distance from the
with bean ul lUf trees and is kept plea.ne grouad hay
ing good vie Of the Lo island Sound TIL place Is wei
worth non Of gentl WANT e9rgrry resi-
dence For thel information enquire Of HOb'i LEWIS
corner Jonse and South street, of Captain
1,ROuES on III n etnise- 20t"r
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DiANO FORTES.-The subscribers Respectfully inviu
r. fends and the public IN general 70 cal at their ssa
b.hnrnt No. last Broadway, where they haye on hand
well of thosany ant wood French grano
Piano Fortes with all the late improvement
and 20 be The BEN also oeR
he public that this the esabshn foImer-
kept Hawkps bat present occupied oy the
The press will be suitins TO TIE Tunes
Puch respectfully inyi I'd call nd examine
~ All kinds OF pians from 70 Toctaves VIII he mad
order Also pianos iuued and repaired EXCHANGED on The
most reasonable terms Also Dad nd pianos for ale.
HENRY RICHARD JOAN RUIk,
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Ratio OF foreign tonnage to American as st to nearly
Ratio OF exports in foreign vessels to American as u to
I
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1pA To LETThe fire proof brick store, No. les south
ST. with dlate ,f required apply to
sxA Woodruff MlSfURN,
S.pth street

"a TO LET OR FOR SALE-A thTee story modern
ga built brick dwelling and store wi two los OF
~ grouud at.sched situated in Wamsburp about two
ninuts walk fon III, Peek sip Ferry Apcly The psm.
es Of Fourth and South E'ghth res,s
W. q - L. IAEoCOI
~ rec sip
,s rc.ph,use Pauts will BE- sold cheap for cash ny
~ the sahscrbea No 3s3 Pfoadwty corner OF Anthony
~A~s In Is fine lectiot will be found, among other
such as shtr AID red moss Yelow HARRISON 'aage
Mn, ihoa Yellow Tea Yellow No.ette Triumph o. IL
Su T. Tea Bansere sjame Hersane. Rene 10 de Bour
hon and variety Of her Gerannms. A2eeas
Corbe Tuchss, H,oropes Cameia' Hea rs, Darhnes
Carmat and vsrsty nt othr plan' al oil whcA
will be found in most healthy and thrifty a,tion
Also fine lot Of Tubs Roses, M.aba Vines, and Garden
Pnks. - go . -,
Person, purchasing at wholesale win be beray deal with
The paricu and general invited TO
rec ived fresh supply
Bouquets will be made or noics being given day pre-
vous H. M. IEVENGSTDN,
mls6f&m 90 stree Third Avenue.
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WEnAN,is' rATENr LIFE Boat. Uince No. /
~ Wall MAJ
J,aU DE FLkUk D'okANGE 4 MADEIRA WINE
IT For sale ~ Il. QUIDOkT No. 50 Clinton street, at
low prices. nus lm'm
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Ratio Of Imports in foreign vessels imports in Amsr
can vessels as II to l, nearly
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- TO LET in Wiilismshirg-The whole pa I OF
10 a mes three siory brick Dwelling Hous. South TIN
kA n-sr 4th ST., rentveTy low Apply to W i Tap
soott, ~ Perk slip. N Tee
INA HOUSES To LET AT YOKKV!LLE.-z large
E the Of cath and Sd avenue either
is calculated for public house, grocery pri
vate residence On the premises Zine stable sowlisg alley
ne garden consisting with vines and fruit
WV JOHN A. MORRILL,, Esq,
rne Over No II Chambers ST.
MA TO LET-The Mansion House at Bloomingd lie
ia known asIhe Abby" situas sh RI ancs above
A h. mile above Sryker's Bay, md nearly
eT,oste St. Micbses Church The place well known as
delightful situations the Island, and re-
ma ksby healthy in the summer season
Tee nlocmirgdse pass and repsss The gate cvo
The will Re accordance with The present state Of the
times.
A ply on IN, pre misses, OF al l52 Chambers street.
B.-Auan- could be made. II desired, By satis-
factory of the urourr IN the house
nr1in. part of the house will be rented separately
nile lm*r
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14

II ID NJ "A q 8f |szi.bir8i HI itltp
lllreN NlesIlIet Il HN iHI,el' y Il y ~ Hllera
hi w q d kspefHse hpaY 81 y a e
NJ M chose B|lOhFe 1eKf AEiHt 9I1H kh1sss
VI AIch Il u IEia 81 aq Flliell'
II. II II titl1g II aisegl iet |'ss = NJ
b Sees = No pef49hs q e9|l ~ ~ pfiscng
being ID csF nf fIteg Apa Y tIlalt exer.s
pise any power be III ii'leFs sQt
HE I'll leFs exc 8e ID tlie igstAIlcea ralfalter
exptpsiy eiresledo perm
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14

tNlgfM 81
68y'.'.t.
(
l,Ii0rie
la ioSls,
I ebtelf5
i1ag iSsas
I sgteoef'
I mOi,h
% iiree
msioaW ~
( elecica.
.fana ~. .e-,
idas,ts
35oarnass
lesiaia
I prevent
iuftler
i sars, sfdse..
ITO ibe
Bank oftI.s
! law 4 whsi ~. q
I'm 3 ae b,...,i
~.
Or of7be 'i,..s
sarv ,,re....
Etuft ~.
/ Sc I9
! lsi1,Sfo -s..l,,,
/ ded ,ei n "a .,. ,l.g
7 lie Laieers n, W. ~. "a 2.
capsr.fg' st1,l
ses.i'2a ~ W. We .a.me
h Fan l.ol5., .'9 .l'i1
der Ia. INNS, 95'y
Ter eSee1, ,,:. {, I, s-a.r.l
oo, Or il,der l.,' ~ az
exercise asg AK 'o.e.m
siare 'N'' g il
Seeel5 Rclidn
being Necessary ise,s.
Hon ofllaear, n4 ...f
schools anduie me
ever be eacour pd
Sc l6 Divorce.
mi4ny Sd y MOI be rne.l
ofl ior by lav, bg saf
Sec, ", lIplurnsor.r
pie Shall 10 made DIX
such 2 manneras magb
SER n. Money!
ilsh"d by lie legisamw
'oants or COUNTIES d ~,
@nlch q may be taken
= 6 hundred aud seven,
shall any new county
tents.
et,~
Ser. 1. Tbolo..,
er 10 passl,v. ~ VA, sl''.ie
witho, / the con,eD ~, 1, 5'.
where the Save Sl.@
state some dis,i,,,...t.i.' -
the owner .b.il,,''.'D9,'
The slave 81 en-. ''
no power ~ o, ~, '.,.'Na
from br.ar .n., l' ,,.,'L ' ~ sng1
deemed s'stc. b- 'i '..Il ll'l
Unned lt,,o, W.. l4"'
anne .qe ~ ,i,... ,.,.-
slavery bv,l,o l,,a ,''9, pa
Fba, - - ~ =, '' '' 200
n-ooar,y ~ go. -, " ,'a'e
rLat law, INV p A. va Z 'l'..'A
5uct n, i,,io,',..' 1'
.U,n,nt,rd ~ 49,. ~ y
sllall have ro {, = q, y. ..'' .. ~ Z
owners NJ 'i.vss ,ol''''.l '
he r,fb,, r. ..,'i..'
foo b.-op.,, y F., ,,,', .l'
ave mlD,,ys, .o..i.,. .'I'
otrsafiiaib v.,b ta....' '..'
hem necess,ry ,',. ~. '.'''.,, -
s'aii from al uirp's :,
ne or liunb, dni mcae oflb-
''-ai 10 e. mlIy wi'h 'ba 5r
az. io!a e such slaye Wasu
peneii 81 t'e "wu.rwomm
Sec :. The Introduction
Tins STATE as mercbaadzsWif
2r0hloiltn rom and si'eflmi
eighteen hundred anihryiha
That The actual seiI.ef@mtm
prohlblled lrompurchafi1gdlu
IN ihis DEIoh,and brlerg'lm
for Their owD individual I'D
eighteen 1undrsd and l0dy iyt
Aec. $. To- iIie Pfo.esrr@
ciimes o. whIchiAe p'.ntlmi.
90 Inqnes bya grand lqy f.nN
We proceedings 20 sacAc1sa
Ted by law.
MODE o. REvrns rBer
Whenever two.iHfd5d
Legislature shalld'enl dry
lr amendmenl n cessail
such proposed ol,a'ge ilr
neni shall BE- read and
.wo lhirds Of each hoa
iay ior ll'reo serenl ai'
hereof ehalI il.en le lTn
# State al least s.1 mm.e
lest general e'eci'o1, aiU
electors shall vote dfec.ll
'lange, alteration q
bah aPpear tlala
'leclo Z voting iqfineml1N
hall have yoled orfheEa
erattnn N amEtlueuf ihs
81 By lie neSf succeeding
art q this Lolsuin'Ho ON
scRrDu
See An rdhis "a
NJ. ,,s,,srs,l .i,siI rs.nsn
..,.,.ss. M NJ,
g. y an 49,
on,I;nc I, IN. reeaais-
/ ~, ~ sc..rredlo 1slsa
i ;,,ri.Siciion ,E5rsaf
SEQ. q. TIE ongerr
M ~, m,lliar, nSo lir
s,ise ,oibsr',v eftii.
n ~ s0,I ea wv. iisr
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
ARTICLE VI.

Scc.L The house nfrs pr, sentatives Bhallhave
the sole power Of iplpearhirg.
roc. - All inlpeachmetiS pbaIl be tried hy
the seease. When sitting fear lltat pnrpnse tie
sffasssshsh DO o.. ea'h or aihrmntiun Ma rer
SON shall he convicted withoni the concurfeore
If two hid Of The menbers present.
See The gtxe nior. aud all civil officers
shall 1e Imble q apcachment f,,r any lhiaae
neanor il uilie6 hp, Judgment in such cases
shalfnot extend Further 'ilan removal from al.
nee and Disqualification 20 hold any Office IN
tranat trust, or profit under NE state btri che
party eanvIrtsd shall nevertheless, Re Liable and
stspIeet = itdtcimsHi. trial and punishment. &C
eord1ng 10 law. as u other cpses
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14
: JUDICIAL DEpARrMENr.

L
Sec. 4. The Judicial power of this State
shall be vested in one High Court of Errors
and Appeals, and such OTHER courts Of law and
equity az are hereafter provided for in this con.
sti.utlon.
Sec. 2. the High Court OF Errors and Ap-
peals shall consist Of three judges, any two o.
whom shall torm a quorum. The Legislature
shall divide the state Intn three districts, and
the qualified electors of each district shall elect
one III sali judges for the term of six wears.
Sec. 8. The Office of one of said idges
shall be vacated IN two years, and of one ia
four years. and OF one in six Years, SO that at
the expiration Of every two years. one of said
judges shall be elected as aforesaid,
/ Sec. 4. The High Conr, of Errors and APP
peals shall have no jurisdiction, but such as
properly belongs TO a court Of errors and APP
.peals.
Sec D. All vacancies that may occur in
said court. from. death. resignation or removal.
shall be filled by election as aforesaid Pro-
Uided h0acerer, That if tie unexpired term do
not exceed one year, the vacancy shall be fill
ed by executive appointment.
: Sec. o.. No person shall be eligible TO The
Office Of Judge the high Court Of Errors aud
Appeals, who ehali not have. attained, at The
time Of his election The age Of, thirty years.
Sec. z. The High CnHrt If Errors and AID.
Peats shall be held twice in each year, at such
places rs the Legislature shaII direct, until.
The year eighteen hu ldred and thirty six. and
altef2a d at the seat Of COVE Of the
state.
Sec. 8. The Secretary Of State. on reca,o !.
ing all the official returns Of the first electior
shall proceed forthwith. IN the presence and
with the assist ance Of two Justices Oflhe peace.
to determine BY lot among The three candidates
paving The high ST number OF votes which oil
said judges elect shall SERVE for the tern, Of fvo
years, which shall serve for the term al four
years,and which shall serve fofsfhe term Of sir
years. and haring 50 determined the same s !
shall be the duty Of The governor to issue COM
missions fccfdiuglY.
Sec q. No judge shailsit on the trial ofanv
cause when the parties Or either Of them shah
pc connected with him bg affiniiy OF ,consan |
Unit or when he may be Interested m. ih.E
same. except BY consent Of the Julee an, 81 |
he partaes and whenever quorum IF sid
court are situated as Aforesaid, the povernnr IF
The STATE shall IN such case specially eon,f,;a.
siOa two or smpre men Of law khouleflre f,,r
ne deterinina tin thereof.
Sec. To- The judges ofsaid court shall e.
seive Tor their services q compensation 10 IL.
lxfd by law which shall nni be dimrniehedI
turing their continue nee IN Office
Sec III. The Judges Of the Circuit Court
nan be elected b. the qualified electors ofseac6
uuiciai district. and hold their Offices for The /.
ermof -four years, and reside in thsar res6ec-.
W. districfs "a ~ 80 'tsI 81. &
Sec. ~. No pefssna hall be- el:rihle "a The
nee pf Judge 81 the Circuit Conifs who shall +,
81 e The afneof his elecion, have a tanned the
Be pg twenty nix wears.
gee. -. The STATE shan b. ds;,asa ;;,.. E
cnyepient and each 49,
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1843-12-14

alsznln6xEolf ON Rnw1nn.
mnn I. The fowea g Ghp gpvastlnnn Il
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is admitted by al who have used them, and
H., has oot) tina, DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills afe
! . most uniiyalled medicine ever discovered by
! q inrsnnity of man. They are sovereign
:, for the following complants-leIiow and
..ons feyers fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group
,r complaint, sick headache, janndice, asthma,
: apsy rheumatism. enlargement OF the spleen
..j, chohc, female distractions, heartburn, iur-
toogue nausea distension Of the stomach &
yols, incipient diurrhel, hatulenry, habltuaI
-tiveness, loss Of appetite, boIched or slliow
,.npexon, and all cases OF torpor OF the pow
4, where cathartic or an aperlent Is needed
rhoy are exceedingly mild IN their 'eration
.duclng neither nausea, gripping or debl!ity'
D.. J. e. Smith, of woodstock; va, says
Thoy ara better Pill than | can make" He
,om:nenda their use
IA, auen, ut Strats5urgh. Va, says he sup
les families for 80 miles around with Peters
Ia. and they perform such remarkable cures
~ they are preferred to every other medicine
Hrs T. Ward, Of New York, was troubled Will
,spspsia aud liver complaint for ID years. by
.lny these Pills short time she was completely
. ,Icd.
Miss Clarl. was afflicted with irregularities and
,s.ructlon attended with most distressing svinf
ma. She WAS cured by using DR. Peters flIis
tE5n Z ID Davis WAS afflicted with rheumatism
- Ia he unable to dress himself Three boxes
Peters Pills cured him
Bat Why mrltply testimonials We say To
4, try Dr.. Peters Vegetable Pills, and we vii
. .ir4iltee that afterwards YOU VIII use them III
d. ference 10 all Others 80
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 80 North SIKH
ret PhlIadelPhia.
r,r SIDE ut til. Medicine and paint store OF
3, CAANLEs W. FARXEa, general agent
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Il aiaOl'iEag.

A LFRED c. COLE, has Just rec ived the
"A Spring and Summer FASHIONS, ircnl
the European and Alucrican cities, and is now
prepared to make GARMENTS Of all kinds in
the most superior style.
From the attentio". he bcstows upon his busi-
ness and The experience he has had in it, he feels
himself justified in saying, that in point of neat
ness and durability his work cannot he cxcolled.
Shop, next door to Mr.. Spratt, Matchmaker.
April 10Th l343-U
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scribers Of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans court, Of said courty, letters Of a Inn-
latraLion on the personal estate of Moses Scott,
late Of Cecil CO., deed. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same on or before the 3rd
March, 1871, they may otherwise, by law be ex-
c,uded from all benefit Of said estate. Persons in
dcbtcd to SAID estate, are requested to make ill.,
mediate payment to the subscribers
Given under our hands this 9Th day Of april,
1913.
MARY SCOTT, ! ,,.,:,;-...
JAMES II. JAAiAR, ''""''''''''''O's'
April 18th 1915.
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a. SOMETHING NEW. r.
zkzl
Beauty and e.
6 Economy. q

But little more than three months have elaps-
ed since the subscriber submitted for the inspec-
ton Of the public his superior fine FUR HATS,
at the low price Of "a, 25 equal, in all respect,
to the most costly, (and with which he challen-
gesa comparison) and in this short period oftime
he has more than realised his most sangunc ex-
pcctatons. He would therefore take this oppor-
tunity of making his grateful acknowledg ements
to ii discerning public, and also of expressing ils
gratitude to his former friends and patrons who
have generally called on him since his re-cs-
adjustment in business-as it is a proof that he
has heretofore given satisfaction. He will now
use every exerlion not only TO please the fancy,
but to furnish the
CHEAPEST and BEST HAT IN THE CITY.
THIS he is enabled to do from his Practical
knowledge, and peculiarly economical cash sys-
tenn of business at less prices than they can be
offered by those who are mere buyers and sellers,
and still adhere TO the old credit system. with
| high rents and extraylgant expenses. In proof
OF his position, he will, OH Thursday, the 9th OF
October, introduce for the inspection Of the pub
SUPERIOR FINE NUTRIA HAT,
on fine Russia body, at the unprecedented low
price of
II Rec DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Equal in all respects to those sold under the old
system at 81 and IS. The above named price
VIII be strictly adhered TO, and he trusts his friend.
who ORDER their Hats sent home will not be OF
| tended should the bill be sent at the same time
or soon after, TO their counting houses, as nc
book of charges is kept in this establishment.
The subscriber is sorry TO say that efforts have
! been made, and doubtless will continue to be
made by some, 10 injurc his Economical and
Fashionable Establishment. He would there.
fore particularly invite the public after examin.
! ing every where else, 10 call and see him.
! 81 = Hats and Caps OF every descrIpt ion made
to order, at short notice, wholesale and retail.
CHAS. +. RAYMOND,
Practical Hat and Cap Manufacturer,
No. So Chestnut street, below Third,
/ Opposite Congress Hall.
Philadelphia.
P. S. The Ladies will here find IA handsome as
sortment of Furs and Fur Trimmings. at reason
able prices. Old Furs altered and repaired in
he best manner. c. f. Il.
Also: Shipping Furs Wanted.
Oct 18th lS4l--tf
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Wool Cartling.
s PI.V.NLTG, WEAVLNG, Full
LING, DYING. Sc.

'Fhe subscriber respectfully informs
the Public that he has rented the Elk
Wills, Wooden and Cotton Factories.
known as CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil
ca. Md, seven miles above Elkton, on
The Biz Elk stream and four miles from
the village Of Newark Del, they are now
in fall operation, Wool will be received
to be made into Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cas-
sinners, Sltinctts, Blankets or Flannels, as
directed, at short notice; manufactured by
the yard, for Cash OF Wool, or made up on
the shates.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, SC, may expect gencr
alIy 10 find Il choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
April Sth 1913.
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GER T'IFTC1 T'E.
Baltimore, March ..ah, 1853.

Dr.. JAEE,
Dear Si.:--You ask me what proofs meet
wi! ol.he efficacy OF your medicine, can safe
IS say that never prescribed medicine for
Bowel Complaints that has given me So much
satisfaction, and my patients So speedy and per-
feet relief as this. Whenever introduced into a
family, it becomes standing remedy for those
ailments, and is called iorugIin and again, which
think pretty good proof of its efficacy and
usefulness. In the Summer Complaint OF chill
dren 1t has frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tie Victims as it We're, from the grave. 1T sa-
we'd the lie Of my child, and Of $ ,:a and such ii
child, have repnatedly heard said In dyson
src affections Of adults, have time and again
cen it net like a cha,in, and give permanent re-
licfin Il few hours, may say III 4 few Minutes
In fine, it is . vIlla1!c medicine, and nc family
should be w.ho"t it. Respectfully,
NJ. L. KNAPP, NJ. D.
Lite Physician to The Baltimore Dispeasa,'H end
.lgent far the .Mtrpi4ad Vaccine Institution.
For sale at G. ". p..rkcrs Mediciae * Paint
Store, Elkton. June 4
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Pump Making
AND WELL DIGGING.

THE subscriber, grateful for the favours
heretofore received, would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally,
that he continues to carry on the above
business in all its various branches, and
is prepared to fulfil all orders in his line
in neat and durable manner. lie makes
lift and force pumps Of every description
and warrants his work to be equal in point
OF Workmanship, to that done by any
other pump maker IN the county. He
will repair any ofhs work without charge,
that fails Oh account of his neglect, and
iancles that he will be able to give salts
faction to all who may favour him with
their patronage. He may be found a; Elk
Landing.
SAMUEL P FOWLER.
Aug.2 6m.
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THE POCAHONTAS OR
INDIAN PILL.

The great variety of Medicines offered in-the
U. States, for the of every disease and
their general use furnish proof the confidence
ofthe community Gin this class of Medicines) in
creases. If this had been confined to persons
we'll acquainted with the principles of the heal
ing art incalculable benefit would have resulted
to society. Unfortunately, however, these ar
tcles have too frequently been prescribed in
complaints of opposite character, and the same
medicine been offered as specific remedy for all
the diseases which flesh is heir to.
In Bilious Fever, enlargement of the Liver,
Jaundice, Bilious Cholic, Vomiting, Sick and
Foul Stomach attended with Headache, Dys-
pepsa and Costiveness, Inflammation of the Liv-
er, and all those arrangements of the stomach
and bowels and general health dependent on
congestion Of the Liver and its circulation, the
PocaIontas Pill will perform the part of spe-
cfc or certain remedy. We only solicit at the
hands of the public, Il fair trial Of the Pill and
feel assured no encomiums will be necessary
with those who use them.
Milton, Pa. G. b. MERRICk, M. d.
Sold at DR.. Parker's Medicine and Paint store
Elkton, Joseph Ilaines Brick Meeting House
! John l.. CLAYTON Pivot Bridge Maryland.