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s1einiaun9s Sprup.

Die gisenIebaften Don Oaflep's 0elnl'
9um9s. Gprup BON 9artaparllla, als Nelnis
aer oes Slutes, itub i'm Allsemeinen 70 ipebl
betanut, bab es unn6tbis Ut pleI Naum aus
3ufilllen, um bic Scrtbeile 5u erfIdren ole
ourb Ieinen SebraMeb erlaust irerpen. Ses
Der Der ibn 9sbraucbte, bat fle wohItbaft9en
Neiultate erfbren unp 2IIe cnpfsblen es
init Dem Uelllten Sertrauen. - uer5te bonn
b6blten Stanpe in ibrem Satbe, oerfbreiten
fe ibren patienteu; ba Ite Peine Ihdelttbe
9beile entbdlt fonoern pon ben mloeten q:
Der bod wirtlamiten peaitabilii itbenWasri'
alien sufammenseieet 1T, pirb ite init Ssr.
trauen baraeboten, ais bas billi9ife II. ,plrts
famite gteinisun9smittel bes Slutes, was
befannt lit. Ser Gebraueb BON nnr ,penis
gen SIaieben, beicnoers III een Srahltnss'
monatell, pirb Die entftbienentte Sederuns
rnp Starfung pes Spltems er5en9en nne
1eben Saamcl sur Sranthelt erttfen eer
entttanpen fem mag, nno aniferoem Dem
Sorper Seiunpbeit uno Wiuntertelt asben.
Sir bic 5eilung bon Secrtnla, Stn9s:
iteL 0bsnmatismus, 9ettsr, plmpsln
pber Husfabren Oct 6aut, ,peibe Geitb,pnls
tten, Siiteln broniiben 6uttem Afhma
&c. &C. ftnb bic sablreieben Sensnli1e i'm
Selts oes ltnterIebrlebenrn unS fener N9ens
ten, bon Isr3ten uno Inosrn, binlanslit
Den ltnsldubi9lten 5u iterscnsen, ba6 cs oas
ipirtialnite aler preparate bon Sariaparil:
Ia iif.
Gum 8erfauf i'm Grc6en mb Slenen,
BET benz giaentblmcr George 10. Oafclcy,
g1cre ste @tra6c, in Neabins, Serfs gaunt.
8eaoins, ben 1ten 1pril 1889.
Certificate BON reIpeftabelen eeuten fon
men in einioem Der Stobre nab9eieben
peroen no Die Meoi5in su baben 1T,
bon ,pelben Die foloenoen einioe
fino.
SD bale 5rn. 9bomas Oiebm's Samilie
felt ben lesten Sabren bspient, wabrsno nell
der 3sit ieb selesentltb fit Die Srau 0icbm
fir ben in otiaen gertifeater ,pabntem ltetel
Dcriebrsb, nit NIT serinser >inberuns.-
Sd babe isps llrlatb 81 slauten bab bic QDis
Derberitelluns ibrer Geinnbbeit alIein Dem
Gebraub BON 5rn. Daeelep's Neinisunss
Sprup bon 9arlaparilla 5usuiebreiben 1T.
Salomon S.sSirdb, 80. 9.
Nsaoin,s bsn eritcn April 1869.
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DO. DO. 3wsis,@ BiImn9tOn,par
DO. eo' 3Wei9, @sorastown, par
DO. DO. 3peie, 9aep @aifls, par
Union Sant, III 9SilnnQtont par
Slsins Hotsn unter 9bl. bis l J
Jielp Serlep,
Selpibers Sanf' su Sepitere, 1
burlington So. Sanf, Msofore, par
Commercial Sanf' Ysrtb 9mbcp II
Cumberland Sanf* Srieeston, par
Sarmsrs Sanf* Mcunt 0cay par
Sarmers meebanies BaMt, ,Nabwap }
Farmers II metbanits DO mlopletcmn Il
9)lprris 60. 8anf* Wlorristcwn IL
D1ettanies Sant, burlington par
Me6anics DO Slepart J
O1ebanics W1annfaetures bc* srentcn par
WerriS Canal II Sr. 60. Sl.S gitp, unat.
peit Slcten linsan9bar
S1ewarf Sanf SnI. Co. Stewart }
Orange Sanf', Orange II
pscpIes Bant, paterfoa /
Yrlneeton Sants, Yrineetcn rar
9alem 8antins gc*, Salem par
@tate Sanf*t, S1e,parf
@tate 8ant" gl8atetbtpwn !
State 8anf' gaEoen par
State Sant Of Worrie* O1crristopu J
State 8anf' Stem Srunsmit par
Su0er Sant" Sleptcn II
9rcnton Sanfins CO. 3rsntpn par
Union Sant* 0cber Ii
Sant Of 81. Sruns,pif, Srunslrif aebrob.
Sarlners II. O1eebanits Sanf %. setroh.
Srantln Sant Of St.S. Seriep@itp aebrcb.
Soteten Santina 50. 5cbofen setrotb.
Jeritp eltp Sant, Serlep City setrob.
:Ulefbanles Sant, patterfcn asbrch.
U1annfaeturers Sanf, SeapiHc setrch.
Monmoutbe Banf Of 81 9 8recbolr ssbrc.
Stem !5cFe 0el Sr. go* $antertpilc -
81 s Wannf. Ii 8anfins Go !6otcten setrp.
81 s sprctstton $omtarp Sant 6 G DO.
spaferion Sant, paterien setrceb
Sfate Santt Creation sebrph.
9aem pbila. Wanuf Go Salsm setrch.
2Safbnston Sanfine Go 6afenl laf actrp.
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Y0ppeln Scdnolino.

Cine ans9eseietnete Soft Yappeln @eanr>
ling, alIc eieafcneb-pelebe mcblfsil pcrs
fanft pereen fir Saarselo am Stcbr bon
Nuauitus G. soft, efc Der 3tsn 1t. pcms
ttrabs gum Shilp Der uitIternen 8usel." cs
eer bonn pfu9 ,mb eaae."
Neabin9, Ottobsr 10. 0nr.
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Gin D0s MilitQr.

Neafirt's patent gbemiIebe gcmrcGtirn
gum Neinisen DER Selts oeer @irtrl, gum
Sertanf an ef Der stem unb psnnltya6e,
Sebllo BON upfns unb eass"
u. &. Soft.
Neaoina, Oftcter "a. Am
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9pualaspilts, 2(pril IS, 1S43.

Jor. oafslsp -0Rein Scbn, @omunb qsai
bate bic @ercfula fir prsi Sabre lang, aut
cine fbmer;lidbs uno b6tif flirbRrlitbe Nrt
ndbrsno wsld)sr Ssit ct bss @sbroudes teinsr
@lisbsr bsraubt mar, isin pals unb Scpf war
NIT @sfd)p,irsn bsbeft. 2Sir 9sbraubtsn ale
peribispensn Mittsl, aber rbns @rfcI9, bis uns
smpfoblsn murps pon Or. Sobnirn, bon Hcrs
rstaun, rnp sbsnfalls Or. Slaaf loeifer BON
6sabins, Sbren &eini9un95 Sprup pcn Sors
iaporiua Su 9ebroaeben, MORON ib sini9e Sots
teln bsfan, bersn @sbraub bic Sranfbet gan;
aus Dem SDitem sertrisb, unc rnS Sinh 9es
lan9ts pisbsr ;u p6uli9sr @sfunobsit petbe ct
istbsm rmuntsrbrrtbsn 9enisbt sum grifaunen
pislsr Yericnsn, wsld9 Jpn wdbrsno ieinsr
Sranfbeit sefsben. Sb babe sS fit msins
pfibt ssbolten unb fsnes Sbnsn bisfss 3suss
nis, bamit 2lneere, weldbs oisielben llebel in
ibrsn Samilien baben, miTsn mS9en 100 iie cine
ip fbdebars Neosin bsfpmmsn f6nnsn.
Sbrs 9tufribti9s
Umclia Qeaf.
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M e br 9 e 10 els.

W( B I . 10 E 6.
grtranenoe Sur BON Scrofuta poer
&ines=uebel. bepirft ourb Safelep's
Heni9un9s Sprup.
Dies oient 5u tesensen bab msine Srau
elifabetb 5dfer, felt pen lestsn feds Sabs
rem al ben Authorization Serwaitunsen BON
SeretuLa, coer G6niasitel selitten tpooureb,
bas geltebt 70 ansesriffeu ,par baB Gbeile
Der Sfafe Stira unb oer cine Safen serit6rt
ipIrbeib 'tno src6e $6bsr In ben Wluno eils
ssfrei1en paren. Ser lsste arst(itbe 8eltanp
iuuroe berlbafft mo alle tetannte W1ittel
berfasbt, absr bic Sranetsit Iebritt INNER
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Sauern StDbr.

Kufet am 1ebet uno urtbeilet fir etid5
ielbf!
SUIT am Nusrafen cines 9roben AGortes
ments bon Quee sipaar II, tpelebe Gebr
poblfeil perfauft werben, fir Baarselb ober
int AustauItb fir ltnftlitt, 8ienenpahs,
Sarteffsln, weIfbforn uno ioafsr, am CT
Der sten uno psnntra6e, Sebilb pom'pfus
uno gg9e.' 2luauitus z. hoF.
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oBertb Der Yonfnoten

2tas bsjsnissn Sanfsn, pslbe NIT eine,n(*)
gtern beRtbmt lino, babsn entipeeer fatfdbe
ODER unaednbsrts Heten Don perfbieoenen Ses
nsnnungen i'm llmlaufs.
s(as init sinsm CD Srsus bsssibnstsn Bans
FEN marsn friibsrbn bffentllbe DspclttsSanten
9is 9totsn persnisen Sanfsn, welte mir
NIT sinem 9ebanfsnifri.be Fl beSsibnsn,Wers
bsn bon ben Srofsrs nidt an9sncmmen.
pennI Iplpanien.
Sanren in pbilaoelpbia.
Iamsn. 9iseontO in pbiIae.
Sanf BON Hrrtb s(msrfa* par
9lcrtbern eiberts6" par
Yennfplpania* par
Ysnn sauafbip* par
ber Ser. Staat.* 33 bis SO
Commercial Sanf,* bon psnniplpanisn par
Sarmsr5 II. Ms1anieS Sonf par
4irarb bittc+ Is
@iraro Ditto (Stspbsw* in pbil'" ssfbIcd
&enfin9tcn Do. par
Senftnstcn Satins Snttituta =
Olerebante 8ant Don pbilao. tetrsi'.
MpDmeniln9 Sanff, par
Manuf II. Weebauies par
Mehantcs Sanf in Ybu'a, par
Weanusl SAILOR Banr (a.9s.9pct) setr.
Qmniplpania Sapinss Sanf betris.
pbilabelpbia 8anf* par
pbilabelpbia @abins Snltitut 9etrotn.
pbilaeelpbia $oan Comp. DO.
pem 3cmnIbip Sap Snlt. -
9lihnrbs CWearf) 9ebrpeb.
9cutbwarf @aSinss Sant tctris.
Gbuplfa Cav SnItitut setrceben
ShuDlfiQ Sanf* par
SputbWarf Ditto par
Beltern Sauf par
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Oeutfbe uno en9lifhe
SDri0riften,

geItoben Oon Q. ). F9eImann, finb ioiebe
srbaltsn une gum Ssrfauf in bisisr 9rudsrsi.
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SCbn 9. yficbarDs, abpofat,
bat feline Nmtsifubs jest an Der Drudstsi bss
Berks & SrhnplkilI .Donrmal's. in
Der Oifspennifrass, ;pifben Der 6. unb 7tsn
Gtrabs.
Neapin9, Oftobsr "a. Am.
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Sanfen i'm Snnern oes 9anoe


Sanfen i'm Snnern oes eanoes.
Sanf BON 2(assbsnp, ;u Sscfurb. llnsan9b.
Seapsr, iu Ssapsr, DO
| Smatara, ~ l9arrisbur9, 9eIbIriFn
0Safbin9tpn, su Baibin9tcn, un9an1
@bamberSbur9 81 @bambsrSburs, Ii
GettSbur9* ,u @sttsburg, D
pittsbur9, 81 YittSburs, |
9usquebanna Go. montreIe so
@bsifsr @auntp III 9Ssittbitsr, par
9tlamore @auntD* ;u @beifsr. par
@jsrmantaun gu Gsrmantaun, par
QemtStam Su 2eipistam, 3
SNiebletaun ~ Mbbletaun. 9
Mcnt9cmerp Cos ~ Nerristoun, par
Ncrtbumtsrlanb su Tertbumbsrl. par
Ssrfs @amtp 8anf su Nsabin9, IS
Centre Ditto iu Sslefrnts, 9eiblcben
@itp Sonf ;u DittSbur9, llngan9tar
@rumbia 9Srlitsn Gsisaibaft. @cumbia |
@arliSls ritto* III @arlisls. Ii
DpDlestaun Ditto at Orylestaun, par
@aitpn btttc* ;u gaiton, par
@rhon9e otttp ,u ptttsburg, L
Certificate
Vctt 9lcten
Grhansc 3tpeig sit NcIibapsburA L
Certificate
@rie Ditto III eric, g
8armsra 1t. Growers Su aSapns5burs, 81
DO sabltar IN enrrant 8onbs 81
Sarmers unc Ditto Ditto ju pitt6bura, asbr.
Sarmrs unp Ditto DO. iu IaDstts So. .asbr.
Sarmere uno DO 5u Sreneattle astrch
Sranflin Ditto ;u SSaibin9tcn, II
Sarmers 8anf y. Sufs Gty 4. Srilfc(, par
Farmers Ditto prn qantafer* ;u eanealtsr
SarmRrs bttc, bon Nsabn9# ~ &ea, II
loarrsbur9 Ditto Su Jearrisbur9, 81
loarmonp Snifitute ju Ioarmpnv, unoana,
locnsSbale Sanf ju Gcnesbals, II
Sountinsecn cittr ~ S2untnebcn, unaana
Suniata bino iu qsmistaun, unaano.
qanfaitsr or. su qanfaifsr, II
$aneaiter gauntp 8anf, 5u $aneates l1l
qsbancn oc. su esbancn, oil
Qumberman's bp. sn Warren, aebrceben.
Wearrietta II. Susqueb. Srabina@p. uuob. |
Msrbants. u. Manuf. Sanft pittsburN II
Certificate II
O1cebanits 0anf, pittstura, brtrno
Mcncn9cDela Ditto bon SraunspiQe, oil
pott Goten Il
Winers Sanf BON VcttspiIe, 2 bis 3 |
Tprttern bittp BON ga. su Duubaff, unob. |
Jtprthumb(. II. @plb. .Sf. su Mi(tcn, unab. |
g. Weifern Sf. p.pa. Meabepilte, aefthl. |
9teu Salem bp.,Sayette @auntp, betrtia. |
Tprthamptpn Sanf su 9laentaun, =
T. s.. Delaw. Srileen So. AT g. 8. sefbl. |
Office oer Sanf Don Ysnnf. Sarrsb. b aebr.
Office DO DO eaneaifer B 9str.
Office DO 90 &sabn9 b 9sbr.
Office DO DO Cation E 9ebr.
3msis oer 8. Staaten* pittSburs, eebrob.
DO. DO. oc. su erie, DO.
DO. oc. DO. ju Beaver. DO.
Office Der Sbuplfia Sanf, port @arbcn b
sl9rieul. II. Manuf. Sf. su @arlisle, gebr
Silper Safe Sanf Su Mcntrpfe> aefdlpG
SaDIcrspills 9slawars Sridsn 60. 25
Spmanba DO. su 2pwanba, 80
Union be. ;u llnipntaun, 9ebrpb
gSeftmpreano DO. at @reensbnra, 9efhlp.
QSilfesbarre Srilden 60. SIT Milf. un9ana
Wsfr Srand Sanf, Bi1iamsport 28
WYcmin9 8anf su Wilfesbarre, 4
Vcrf bittc# gu Vcrf, 2-s
Don9tcganD Sanf su perrpopclis, un9an9|
OieS1oten bon Den nit be3eiebnetsn8ans
fen perbsa niebt in 0epoftt senommlen absr
ait oen betrefenben Banfen anesspeebIelt.
Die init b be5debnet seten feiueNoten aus
Oelaware.
Sanf p.Wtlmin9tcn u. .Sraneeipin* tgEilm par
Sanf BON Delaware, 2Silmn9tcn par
9Sanf non 9Snruo 6Sn1rno. nor
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10000 sSuf &iribcn
Sretter ltn0 planfen.
! SOL Srsttsr, II SOL Srsttsr,
! %. 2 Ylanfsn
60. 3 Do.
Sum Serfanf am Stcbr BON 2luaulfus 6.
soft, Gfe ber STEM uno psnnltrabr Gdtlc
pom ,"pfns nnb esse orer ber 1Iternen
&uael."
Neaein9, Oftcbsr 10. On.
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8p0bina, 7,t,,i

DtVWpIH9i ~SNnI 1859.
2Bir, bic ltnter5eietneteuL baben i'm $aufe
nnlerer praris, NIT entidieoen ,pcbltbdtiaer
wirfuns i'll pielen SalIent psn 8etraueb pon
Datslep's 0einisunss Sprup bon @arlapas
riaa ansewenpst, uno smpfeblsn oenIelben nit
Sersnhseu oer Saeultat als cine uor,tialis
ebe 3utereitnn9.
8. :. n1hblenbera, M. 9.
5alm. @. Bird, N. 9.
Jobn y. Otto, so. 9 ,e. &c.
feabin9, SUM- 1889.
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Ns0oin0, Wldri IA, 1913.


Sor. Oafslsp-Sb CLAUDE, tos sS Yfidt sis
mes Ssbsn iif, allies ;u tbun mas in fener
Mabt iif, fit bas oSobI ieiner Mtmenftbsn,
unb ba ib ubsr;eu9snes Ssmsiie in nsinsr Sas
nilis bate, pcn ben wunberbaren @i9enibafs
fen Sbrss NsinisunsSs9prups BON 9ariapas
raa, sntpftbls ib esnislbsn 9epii1snbaft alien
qeicsnbsn. 9Sir battsn eas lln9tud s,pet bon
untsrn &nbsrn ;u psrlisrsn, ourb ben 2tu5s
trub siternesr @unbsn mslde ibr @eIidt Scpf
unb 5oals bsbedten, obwobl mir eini9e bsr 9ss
fbidtsltsn Nsr;ts gu ibrsr Ssbanblun9 battsn,
une ale bsfanntsn IRittel probirt battsn,
@wwain'S panaesa init einseibloi1sm obns
@rfcla Gin anosrss msinsr &nesr wurbs aui
bieelbs 9lrt bsfalsn, ibr @slibt unb Soals
mar gan; bsosdt; Bet 2tust1us mar 70 itarf
uno Die Sronfbet gu elmer foltbsn IoSbs eas
mir auf ibr esbsn perSibtsten. Bon bsE nun:
bsrbarsn 0eirfunssn Sbrss &sinieunss @ps
rups, pcn @arlapariaa, bSrsnt, purosn mir
bs,pcosn ibn ;u prcbrsnt als Die lssts 3u1ubt;
ct wirfts slsib bsm Nufs; bic @st1murs fins
aen fcatsib an Su bsilsn ,peni9s Scttsln brad)s
ten lis CUR p6ai9sn Gsiunbbeit, ,psltbe fs fsits
bem ununtebrcben 9encfFn. 2llS Elm &sinser
bss Slutes, CLAUDE ib it1sr, bat its ibrss 9sis
ben nibt.
Scbn 9Ropsr Sbnsitsr.
gSaGnub, nabe Bet 4ten Strabs, Geabina.
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3uipeboeepu; Hpril l842.

~"ftIottpbi @*rt " lotS.
ST.. Oafelep-Wasin weib gli1atetb mar
lanse 5st febr init Nbenmatismus seplast,
pon rpeltbsr fe Idbien 9ebeilt gu Iein, ais Elm
&IebwuIt bpu seIebphriser glatur ftb al
ibrer 8rutt ssate, ,peltbes ebenfalls BON Dem
anaeilellten urjte entfernt fpurpe; alspann
Sifnete 1b Elm SeIebmhr al einem Seine,
nelebss Ibnea onlpuebs, cbalceb alles anses
,peuoet maro ,pas pou einem seittiften Her;te
1T tbun mar, I'M es 5n beilen. Das gitern
i,up l6wir uabm tasllh su; enoleb empfabl
ibr Irst Stren Neinisunss. Sprup Don Oar
iaparilla,if nabm bios brei Sla(ebeM welcbs
bic Sranfbeit sdn5lib enttpur5eltsn unD ihre
@elunp5sit OcIIfcmmen berttellten. SD ers
aebte es ais pficbt seaen 9ie uno oas pnb.
lifunl, bisfe ibdebare Ir5nep befannt au n.a:
ebeu. 8eseuste, SenepilIe &leln.
Jobn Klein.
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@e9en Hteumatbic ano Hiifeus
Sbmersens ginemenf,

psrlfrf'sf bon JebnKienley.
D'elss >'nement 1T bas bs,pdbrtete W1itteI
melsess 1emals BOT bas putlitnm sebraebt
moroen TT; es beribatft fosleiebe &inoeruna,
wenil Sepraueb ea0on ssmaebt pirb. Die
neutrality-suspicious. enrirt es tsim erlfen otsr
s,peiten Wal Sebmieren. '''
neinsis 3u baten in eieIer 0ruferr;
prsis: so Gent bic SlaIebe.
Neaping, Hpril e5. bs
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Oe(atpare.

Sanf y. .9Stlmtn9ton .Sraneeipin* t9Eilm par
Sanf BON DelaWare* 1Silmin9tcn par
Sanf BON Smirna, Smirna, par
DO. DO. 3psi9, 0siIforr, par
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-04

Gratefully presented By gentleman, on hi,
recovery from gears Of sickness
Dark is the world, tho lame and wealth,
And all its brightest charms are ours,
If lile's most precious blessing health,
Smiles not upon the passing hours.
Who would NOT give his garnered gold,
To purchase back The boon when lost,
That adds to all his joys, three fold
For priceless health who counts The costl
We who've lost the LIFE of life,
The blessing worth all else on earth,
Know that the future may he rife,
With ALL that WAKES the heart to mirth,
Mine is fortunes heaviest purse,
And all that follows in It's train,
But oh Existence was curse,
For mine were aching years Of pain.
Many a Doctors door was sought,
Many heightened bill was paid,
But every effort came to nought,
Until sought for BRANDRETH's aid.
BLESSINGS on that cHERIsH'D name,
That gave me BACK my wasted strength,
Revived once more my dropping frame,
And ALL that had lost at length.
Physicians tried, at least score,
To cure me of my NUMEROUS ills,
But ah, no good was done before
wisely turned TO BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Soon there was a wondtous change,
Fresh vigor braced each Weekend nerve;
From these my faith shall none estrange,
For they my DEEPEST thanks deserve.
Let all whose DAYS are dark and drear,
Whose hear, disease with anguish fills,
Learn--how LEFT Dying Bed,
BY the MIGHTY MEANS of Brandreth's Pills
GRATITUDE.
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DIED.


In this town, on Monday last, Mr. Luman Rich.
ards, formerly of Unity, N. H. aged 81 years
In Dummerston, July II, of consumption Mrs
Laura, vile of Mason Bennett, aged 2S years and
months. Printers in Vermont aud Massachusetts
and requested TO notice the above
In Dover, May II, Lydia Jones, Widow of the
late Dea Abraham Jones, aged 60.
Also in Dover May 20, Mrs Abigail Howe, wife
OF Gardner Howe, Esq, and sister of the above,
aged II.
In Wilmington, July %, Of consumption, Mrs
Esther, wife Of Ezra Cushman, aged 81 years Prin-
ters in Massachusetts and Connecticut are request.
ed 10 notice.
In Bennington, on the 2Slh ult Miss Margaret
Ann Kellogg, eldest daughter OF Henry Kellogg
Esq. aged II years.
In Pownal, on the 23d ut. Maj. Hemnn Scrar-
ton, aged So years.
In Springfield, Mass. on the 18th ult. Alexander
Bliss, Esq. aged 30. MIR d. was the oldest man in
town.
Ia Deerfeld, on the 10Th ult Of consumption,
Mr. Seth II. Rice, aged "a. On the 18th, Sarah
Ellen, daughter Of Rev Mr. Holland, aged years
On the 10Th, Capt Asa Folsom, patriot Of the
revolution, aged 81.
In Greenfield, July II, very suddenly, MIR Moses
Monson, aged 10.
In Northampton. on the Goth ult Thomas w
Shepard Esq. Postmaster, aged 40.
In Concord, N. II. Able Cady, Esq aged 73
Mr. G. was formerly Cashier ofthe Cheshire (Keenel
Bank, afterwards Secretary of State, and a strong
friend OF temperance.
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From the Baltimore Wing.
II IOIII tIIC JdItINTUIO w Jug
AMERICAN LABOR IN DANCED

AMERICAN LABOR IN DANGER.
The following closing paragraph in an ar
ticle of the Charleston Mercury, the organ
of Mr. Calhoun in South Carolina, OIL the
National Convention, is too pregnant with
evil to be permitted to pass off without re-
mark. "Ihere Is euery probability that be-
fore the Convention meets, all the grounds of
uneasiness as to the TARIFF piH be re-
mOUcd." care yon the old Truepenny ~
So, then, there is coordination" forming
among the Loco Foo candidates, by which
the industry of the country is to be sacri-
feed to promote the election of some one
of them. How this is TO be effected, re-
mains to be developed by time but it may
be fair to inquire, whether the millions of
farmers, mechanics, manufacturers and la
6orers of our country, are to be sacrificed
to crafty the vaulting ambition of Mr.. Cal
houn Will nothing less than their ruin sat
isfy his restless aspirations after power? Is
the Tariff, which was so wisely arranged by
the last Wing Congress, and which is ope-
rating so bene6cially for the country, 10 be
destroyedi Is the policy Of the country to
be again unsettled, enterprise repressed, in
dustry palsied, and chaos to take the
pidCC VI OfuCIy mCfCt1 " duluSt tuC
ences Of the several Loco Foco candidates
for the Presidency Such would appear
TO be the case; for the Charleston Mer;ury,
Mr.. Calboun's organ, says, that before the
meeting Of the Convention, there is euery
probability that all the grounds Of uneasi-
ness about the Tariff wW be removed /: and
this we take to mean, that it is the intention
Of the corrupt gang Of political leaders and
pauizans, in the Loco Foco Congress, TO
barter away the interests Of the people, as
the price OF their own and their chiefs pro-
motion; and that the thing to be battered, is
the Tariff 2 But will the honest hearted
Democracy permit their own, that of their
Wing brethren, and their couniry's prosper
fly, to be inundated thus on the altar of po-
liticaI avarice Will they suffer themselves
60 be thus beggared? win eypermit IN
righteous Demagogues, to thus rob them and
their children of bread? Will they remain
quiet spectators, while Mr. Calhoun aud his
co-workers are completing these combina-
tions. which are to prove the ruin Of the
couDtry2 Will the mechanics of the Dem.
ocratc party sit by, Indifferent spectators
until the workshops of America are trans
ferred to England, to enable that country to
pay South Carolina for her bales of Cotton
il they do, they will deserve all the suffer.
ing that is in store Tor them.
But zoe rejoice to think that, this question
Of time property settled, there as eUery prob
ability that, before the Generation meets, all
the grounds of 'uasasiness ObOut the Tariff
@iH be removed, and that justice and the
Constitution having been first secured, the
party will go calmly and tremendously into
the examination of the qualifications and
availability Of candidates, and that when
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Nottingham Academy.

yHyHE Fall Term Of this Institution will COM
Il mence on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9Th,
under the care OF its former Principal, JNo. II.
kELLoM, A. b., who has thus far been very
successful and given universal saiisfaction-he
is not only finished scholar, but thorough
and efficient teacher.
During The three terms that the school has
been in operation, it has numbered liz pupils
The facilities for the present Term will be bet
ter than ever. A superior Chemical, Phio-
sophica, and Electrical apparatus has been
lately purchased, which affords striking and in
structive experiments in the Natural sciences.
A fine Botanical Microscope, for analyzing
flowers, belongs TO the Academy, which will be
Of essential service TO The class in Botany.
Arrangements have been made with skin
fd and experienced Surveyor, TO give practical
lessons in surveying to the young men who
wish TO acquire this useful and lucrative art
The Surveyor will accompany the class into
the fields, and by the aid of his instruments
give instruction in Surveying and Trigonome-
try, measuring heights, distances, SC.
As DrG,oing aud Painting are ornaments TO
female education, and Of great utility To the
Surveyor, the services Of teacher in these
arts have been secured.
The morals of the scholars are strictly guard
ed by The Principal. Tuition will commence
Invariably at the beginning Of the term.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English studies, $500
Natural Sciences and Algebra, 500
Latin, Greek, Surveying and &C.
ometry, 400
French, 500
Drawing and Painting, extra, 90
Board from 81 to $3.50 per week. Students
wishing 10 board themselves, can obtain rooms
in private dwellings. Study rooms in the
Academy building are rented on reasonable
terms. BY order Of Trustees,
N. l.. BUTLER, Secretary.
Nottingham, July 25, is4S. 4s