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| %C%sDR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARlLLA.-E IS
I Is the pures, strongest, and most etiicacious
otamy other preparation of Sarsaparila that is
made.
It is warranted to be stronger than bottles of
| MOST othcrs-stronger than four of SOME, and
stronger than three Of the STRONGEST nre~
pared By any other m the'tFniled States.
DIR, Leidy's Sarsaparlla is recommended by
all respectable physicians in preference TO any
other. All who have ever used it, have derived
MORE BENEFIT I; ON one bottle than three to
ten or others; and those who, after having used
others preparations, wirhodt benefit, will use
DR.. lerdv'S, will soon be convinced Gas thou
sands have already bccn) Of the foregoing asscr
ton.
The efficacy of Sarsaparila is well known in
Scrolula OF Kings Evil, Eryspclas Diseases OF
the Liver, Affections Of the Skin and Bones,
Ulcers OF he Nose, Throat ard Body Bheuma-
tisms, White Swelling, and general Purifier
of,I,c Blood and Animal Fluids. Comment upon
its virtues is unnecessary. Every body knows It's
efficacy
SIS several hundred Certificates of remarkable
cures and recommendations from ccroymcn and
physicians have been from time TO time publish
ed in different papCts, 1t is only thought nGces-
sary TO Keep the pubtic acquainted as Ia where DR.
Leidys Sarsaparila can be obtained genuine,
namely, at DR. Leidy's Health Emporium, 1871
North Second Street, near Vine St, (sign of the
Golden Eagle and Serpenls)
Price One DoIIAR per bottle, 8 bottles for
80 aud bottles for 500
A DVICE GRATISn
"a READ TIE FOLLOWING.
Twill do YOU no harm 1t il does you no GOOD.
YOU MAY BE AFFLICTED,
As others have been, and by taking DR. Lcidy'
advice, lac cured as thousands have been and can
bear testimony.
Flu,r.--trc your Bowels irregular; Are you
cusrivc; Does your food lay heavy in your
stomach; DO Won feel sick after eating, Can't
you relish what you euE Have you no appe-
lite; Tate Dr.. Lfjdy's Blood PHt5. They viii
.ohviatc all
StooAp.--llayo you bad tasts in your mouth
mornings and through the day: Have you in
ward fever; Are You troubled with watcrbrash
sour quotations or AciGitics Of the %tomacht
7 Iaia' Ry. Lei9gS Blood Pills Your stomach is
much disordercd aud they will restore it tc
| healthy condition.
| fmRD.-Arc you afflicted with pain in your sides
! along your back, of your breasts stomach,
| kidneys, SC: Take d.. Leidy's BioOd PuiS.
They will remove them.
For RTII.-Are you troubled with headache
laIntness dizziness Of the head, pain over the
region of the heart, heayiness Of the head
drowsiness, dlmncss Of the eyes, depression of
the spirits, melancholy, singing noise in the
ears, Sc Take Dr. Leidy.S Blood Plus. Your
blood is impure. and as those pills contain Sar-
sapa~illa in Their composition, they produce
the combined effects ofpurgaton and purfca-
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ton. so necessary for Won.

ton. so necessary for YOU
FlFTH.-liave you blotchcs dry and watc-y MIN.
pies or pustules, scaly eruptious, a rash o,
breaking out over your face, neck or body;
1ake Or. Leidy.s Blood Pits. Their purify
ing properties will clear the compIexon and
entirely remove such unsightly affections.
SISTH.-llave you been under treatment for any
dHease, OF QuacA or lmpostor; 7ake Dr..
Leidy's Blood Pills, quickiy as possible. The
powerful, dangerous and deieterious drugs he
has q en- you, may ruin your constitution.
make life miserable and hurry YOU TO your
grave Take DIR. Lcdy's Blood Pills then in
time. bCtorc Us TOO ite, purify your blood and
fluids, and purge from your bowels a II deadly
pulsons,
SESENrn-lIavc you taken Mercury and other
minerals: Take Dr.. Lsidy's Blood Pins. They
VIII @ounteract their dangerous effect
HGHru.--fIave you ust recovered from spell
otslcknesst 1aLc Hr. Lcidy'S Biood rms. They
will carry oil those humors mixed with yorr
blood produced by the quantity ana variety Of
medicines you were required to take.
NiNrH.-Are You in the habit of being bled;
I"hc d. Lcmg'S RiOod PWs They will make
bleeding altogether unnecessary
TENFH.--l," you inllow paintinn: work among
Wtttc lead: m'N and manufacture paints and
colors: work III brass, copper, &c, Take Dr..
Lodg'S Btood PiLiS. They will remove from
your lungs and stomach the dust inhaled IN
your occupations, and thus prev 1t painters
colo, paIsles of lead. and affections of the
lungs.
ELEvENrH.--llave Won INDUCED to c,ccss in
eating or drinking; 1akc Dr.. LetdyS Bioad Pis
They wall remove the superhuous contents of
your stomach, and restore YOU to IL better feel
ing.
IwELrrn Are You afflicted with Rheumatism
OF touE IUEe n. Ltidy'S B,,DJ pjUs p,rsa
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zS 50 N E1HlNG NEW -
- ! " FsM
M Beauty and e.
.s1 Economy. N

But little more than three months have clans
ed since the subscriber submitted for the insI e.
ton Of the public hlssuperior fine FUR HATS,
at the low price Of 81, equal, il I'll respects
to the most costly (aud with which he challcn-
gtsa comparson) and in this short period oftme
he has more than realised his most surgunc cx-
pcctat ions. lie would therefore Ike this oppor-
unity ofmaking his grateful ack now cdgcmcnts
to discerning pablo, and also Of expressing hIs
gratitude to his former friends aud patrons who
have so generally called on him since his rc-es-
itabiishmcnt IN business-as it is proof that he
has heretofore given satisfaction lie will now
use every cXcrtion not only to please the fancy
but 10 furnish the
! CHEAPEST and BEST HATE THE CITY.
Tins he is enabled TO do from his Practica-
knowledge, and peculiarly economical cash sys-
III fbus,ncss AT less prices than they can he
ilcred by those y b. are nrrrb uuraIs%cllcy dnlb
nd still adhere 10 the old cr, dit system, vie
| high rents and cNtravggant r>rtns,s. IN pro
of his position, hc viii, en- huIsday, tie 9th %
October, introduce tor tie marc oti,I OF tit pub
SUPERIOR FINE NUTRIA IIAT,
on fine Russia body, atlho unprecedented low
drcc of
THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Equal in all respects to those sold under the old
system at 81 and -. The above named price
WILDE strictly adhered to- aud he trusts his friends
| who order their Hats s"ui h,mr, viii rot be OF
iendcd should the bill be sent at the same time
or soon after, 10 their counting houses as mu
book Of charges is kept in this establishment.
The subscriber SSprry 10 say that Efforts have
been made, and doubtless viii continue 10 be
made by some, to Inlwc bus Fc,lont,uI IN
Foshiunablc Establishment. lie would there
fore particularly invite the public. after cNGmrn-
tng rvcry where else, TO call and see him
4 Hats and Gaps OF every description made
. u trGnr al = II ,I, Ia, nd
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.ge,sa Received

A few bushels prime Timothy Seed,
New Crop New Orleans Sugar, Rio and
ST. Domingo Coffee some as low as 81
cts. per .,aud a lot Of New Bacon, " hich
will be sold low. WIN. TORBLRT
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Cooking Stoves.

large and good assortment of Cool ing and Plain Stoves
SANITY hand among which will be found Sections Revolving
oven the best cooking stove now in use.
Merchants and others would do we'll to take with them one Of
these bills and compare them with the prices of the articles
wish purchase whatever establishment they may CALL and
they will soon find to their interest call at No. g. Mechanics
Row Ekon at which stand they may supply themselves
one half the usual price. ENOCH CLOUD
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al deny the right Of imposing any duties
but for revenue, or to make any dtscrim-
nation but on revenue principles"
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
Fort Hill. September 1913.
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Fancy Stoves.

lie wishes also TO inform the Public that having experienced
hands in his employ he prepared make order all kinds Of
Sheet Iron Stoves of both Russia and Iron Radiators
Plain rnamened Air Tight Stoves, and Sheet Iron
Stoves be had to order all times the favorable forms
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Dental Notice.

DR.. COWAN will be happy to wait
upon all, who desire to have their teeth
pu, IN order, al ms Office opposite the
Washington Hotel, Elhlon Md,-3t
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PULMONARY PRESEEVATIVE

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consul ''''' mon, an! '""S''
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"itI'o nus 40
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IN o'S'L!c'S "H'Tc ,"'I'i''l ana H"'hihr h.-
n''h 700 !ttr'Y uSF" j" h"""S tonlPil'llSs Sc
hr 9"a}hr "h'p".h" t"P"' II" merry
WIZ Prr'rh'' 'n'f '''' "ter's on Inc system X
"'' aH u 'IC"a' !t"'"5 "'''i"''' AZ" IMPROVE
tlS nI'luus 'un'u"iS'
|AV 'N'-.Ail preparations rom '"iS vac
n"''o b'r. rH''F' ~ - -,'' D''' >" ~ ne 8
Compound syrup OF Nl'u 'hr!fy. are y'litons
ana counterfeit. Prepared "niH ny Doct' NWayhc>
No 81 No'lh ''Ni' S,,',,. l"I'"ocIph'a'
IAl 10Y
As an med,c''S W''1n otrohA' '';N poP"'"r
i. ,. may OF l." """@"';N O""P"""n '""P -
" ia thf'fH' aNel ''" |" i'"''''o or '"I"',l''
III some way are very frequently f'S"r'r" ="
hrrcIoFe IT Is 'i'"hGht ID 81 !" P"i me P"phc o"
lht!f guard against imposition. III 'he c"nr""
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WdrgidRd Cecil C0uniu Sci:


G IN application Of Joshua F. Bidde of Cecil
CCouIty, by petition in writing TO me, the
subscriber, Cone Of the associate Judges of tho
Orphans Court of Cecil County, setting forth
that he is in actual confinement for debts he is
unable 70 pay; and Offering to deliver up for the
Leneit OF his creditors all his property real per-
Sona and mixed, TO winch he is in any way entl-
tied, Il schedule whereof and list Of his credits
and debts being anncxedto his said petition upon
oath, and praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and 10 have extended TO him the
benefit OF tic several insovcnt laws of Maryland;
and 1t appearing to me by competent testimony
that the said petitioner has resided within the
State of Maryland for the last two yearsnext be-
fore his application, appointed Rudulph Ben
nett Trustee for the benefit ofthe creditors ofthe
sand Joshua +. BGdle who has entered into bond,
with security by ne rcscrihcd and apCro;cd, for
the faithful performance of hs said trust; and tile
said 1ius"c having certified to me that he is in
full possession of all the property in the said
schedule and list Of debts contained. have order
ed aud appointed the iIst Tuesday next after the
thiId Monday nfOctohcr next, for the said Joshua
| T. EiGd'c 10 appear lc!urc the judges OF Cecil
County Court, atthc court house in Elkton, to
answer such allegations ana uterrogatores as
may be then and there by his creditors made and
proposed and Tie said .lushaa +. Biddlc having
entered into bond in penalty and with security
by mc prescribed and approved so TO appear and
answer as aforesaid, d" hereby order and direct
that tic said Joshua +. BlddIc be discharged from
personal confinement, aud that he give notice of
this lis application, and the day so by me APP
roi&tcd Tor his final hearing in Cecil County
Court, to hi. creditors, by advertisement in some
newspaper printed ~ Cecil County once week
for three months before the said first Tuesday
ncM after the third Monday ealn October next.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day Of
February ISjI WAi TORRERT Jr
Thu" cppy. Test,
IuIy - GEOPGf McCtl.LO!iGII, Crk.
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DEMOCRATIC WIG PRINCIPLES


l. An honest and economical admins
tration OF the Government.
H. A sound currency, OF uniform value.
IT. Fair and moderate, bnt certain and
stable encouragement 10 all branches oil
industry.
", Peace and union peace as long as
il can be preserved vi it'll honeT prepare
lion for vigorous war when it is inevitable,
union at all hazards.
V. Men only Of character, fidelity, and
ability, appointed To Office.
vi. Just limitations and restraints upon
the Executive power.
VII. A distribution of the proceeds ol
the sales of the public lands among all
the States, on Just and liberal terms.
WI. Aust administration OF our com
mon Constitution, without any addition
to, or abstraction from, The powers which
it fairly coniers, by forced Interpretation.
TX. The preservation exclusively by the
states of ,l.eir local and peculiar lnstltu,'
tons.
A United States Bank, rs. the Sub"
Treasury.
A Tariff for Revenue, rs Direct Taxa
ton.
Protection to Home Labor rs Prote"-
,lon to For. ign Pa"pfTS.
Distribution, u.s. Repudiliicn.
Henry Clay for President, rs. James *
Polk.
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".4 measure, mhirh will reduce the
u rice oflo6or in his country to ten or
Helce ccnts per doy, riH coscr ii r'it
benefits and MessingS.'
JAS. BUCHANAN.
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AE.FgeED &. ROWLAND.

Alla7agN ER {. No " IA ND.
ne as again received, at tie old Stand, oppo
X . site the Post Office, additional supplies, q
fresh and scasonabIc Dry Goods, Groceries
China, Glass, Quccnswnrc, Hardware, Hats
Boots, Shoes Looking Glasses, Stationery, sc.
&c, comprising general assortment
Prices never were lower, goods never bette
for the prices the ST les and patterns generally
superior to any heretofore offered to the public
call and examine for yourselves.
n. h. OPpositetho Post Office, Main Street
Elktou.
June I'D lSl5--lY
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TIN WARE.

wholesale and retail fifty p lower than can be had for in
he cities for the truth of which he refers to the following list Of
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no THE PUBLIC.

The Subscriber for the purpose Of doing cash business only
Nd of extending his business has determined to accommodate the
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CABlNET-W ARE-ROOM,
CABINET " ARE,

NTTlN T. I w .NNf.,
all Of which is made Of til,
best materials. by rNpcrien-
ccd wurhIEcu. uutcr his Iu-
mediate iusg, elton, and
which viii be disposed oi
on accommodating terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

tinction between Native and Adopted Citizens
If man IS not a 'fus AMERICAN a' eat' y 10
admit HIM TO vote II ne IS no" Can you 90 =,
shall not be eligible TO oifce ! his "0u'' ~ y
infinitely more exceptonablc than denying 10 IN
migrants the Right OF Suffrage altoge'ier' ro'
ourselves, VIC stand By the Constitution d. u 40
and insist on equal political rights 10 a. -l.l.e
can citizens; and whiic we VIII ie'i'ls Up
rate II any effort TO prevent i'au>'1.e o,.,,5o
whether by Natives or foIel9leis' . aNu ~
that no man shall vote until lcgaAy '''s '0', '" :
shall counenancc no attempt 10 zen hg'icl ot 7!io
en- the term OF probation no" feouh'u o = AU'P'''
Citizens. Any alteration MIS- 0i''',0 q.
c1'e1ieiit 'i'o
be attempted but on inc ceeles' anu iiiost u
necessity
we arc compelled to say these things now
because We sec man9uvres on loot 70 Dietla u.
Wing party with this American hePu0i''aii
concern at the sPEng Election. we give Ian
notice no" 'hal no sici UNION ''n 70 -l'.Io.
olFlduals ol eithcf parry may i'n 4'-,0
tive, ranks as Ae[eto-o5c' Vo'''S ~
they see it, but the stIalgii'-iofWafu' square
faced Henry Clay " h'gS OF 'Ais s''y g.'1'i0' -
coaxed INTO supporting any man ioF Mayor WIZ
Elces ancthef morse ol d very o.l'eaoii' C1io'
own parry - H@1's0 '''0us''
poSes-lt haS never na'''i,0' a.. T..
disgfaced the Immigrant II i@s Nv 1,Ius1 40
gong OH INTO nc" col'oili"''0iiS "l'1 1,'. ~, W,
There VIII be a wing -hayo' GU rs
Tickets Throughout: ana II 'no W ".5' 'i'o,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The tribune.

PHlLADg gLrHIA Jan. s-P. NJ
BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-Thc Captain and Mate OF
the brig Alice, Edward Colby and Perry Burr, ap-
peared before Aid. Rcdman Yesterday afternoon to
answer OF the most brutal outrages ever perpe-
trated upon the high The complainant, Hi
ram Chesv, was sick invalid on board the Alice,
where he had been placed by the American Consul
Of Liverpool TO return home, having been previously
wrecked When the vessel was but few days cut
the poor fellow ordered upon deck but not be-
ing able to it, the Captain went below, assisted
by the Mate, and kicked and knocked him down,
| and stamped on him repeatedly. On the 9Th Dec.
after being stripped OF coat hat, and shoes, he was
dragged upon deck, put in chains, and not allowed
any thing TO eat for II hours The case, indeed, Is
revolving one; but the very humane Alderman
held the defendants to bail in the sum of only $500
each to answer at the United States District Court.
Observation-Disclosures Biddle, Esq, has resigned
the Office Of President of the Philadelphia Society
for Promoting Agriculture; and DR.. James Niease
has been elected to supply the vacancy; The So
ciety is of the most enterprising and useful III
the country.
LEGIsLAr1vE-I have nothing of particular mo-
ment TO communicate from Harrisburg. he JOINT
resolution in favor of refunding Gen. jackson the
fine imposed by Judge Hall, has passed both Hou-
ses and received Executive SANCTION The Lum-
ber' Message has been warmly discussed, and the
probability seems TO be- that articles OF impeach-
ment will be preferred against the Governor? 4
resolution has been introduced in favor of sustain
ing the State faith, and OF distribution OF the pro-
ceeds of the sales OF the Public Lands among the
States.
The Brig-of-War Truxton from Norfolk, having
on board the remains OF Com. PORTER, is expected
to arrive here every hour. Preparations are making
for the funeral of the gallant old hero.
The young man, James RigIey, arrested for pass
ing counterfeit note on the Chesapeake Bank, has
been henorably discharged. He sustains an excel
lent character and received the note nnocently.
The SABBATH-The Temperance Societies of
the City and County Of Philadelphia are setting
themselves to work in good earnest, toward carrying
the law of 1898 into effect, which relates to the
closing OF taverns on Sunday. The first conviction
which has occurred is that of Claus Winters, who
has been fined ten shillings for allowing tipping in
hls house last Sunday The ladies of the Martha
Washington Society, in their petition to the Judges
of the Court of Sessions Tuesday, say there are
EIGHT HUNDRED grog-shops in the City and Coun-
~ of Philadelphia, and earnestly entreat the Court
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

BUILDING IN BRooKLYN.-We learn by the
Brooklyn News that three hundred and eight
buildings have been erected in that city during
the past session, and that two hundred and sixty
two more are now in progress Of erection.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11
% Office Of the iso;Very .'i1e insnEap6S 6
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
no 4. DNrr.ta ElniIE5aaD.

he attention ci the merchant; ~ this city "lo .
coCntTy credit Is invited 70 this igencJ UP" .,;h4
hsndrsd individuals aad ras enreed is
The object OF TIE Agency 10 procure accurate ~! Of
IL legitimate way, about the stlndiGg Oho
county h2nts Ee5Gilg the States oi < .ea
Michigan Indiana, Illinois the New England ryi,or
JeTseJ. paris Of Missouri AID PeEnsy vGnil ana te 70.
les Of Iowa aud Wisconsin and keep constant
t7e bensf: Of ihs merchants OF this city who are
the Agency Local and travelling Agents are re me- GOOD
gain the necessary intofaatioa.nIen oil bSyn sh
Judgement, and good character Experience h1s a.fu
The Mercantile Ageacyas cont sced-has oesn i ba
only the merchants IN this city VINO are
honest and solvent merchants IN the c9un'y 10
only the fraudulent and illdposed VINO have rircp
j-c, IT, Among the subscribers are many 9l Drus
dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Nf0eA'
and Medicines. sc. -, bla-wilH H
The .er,n.-yhich are reasonable and inTaiizO'
male known TO applicants at the Office L ,nGorns
ANY merchant VINO wishes 10 test the value OF ,hoaght
TON can do so ratuousIy No better way has Ue uraie
Of than for such 10 bring list of m bad debts tey ctais
since the establishment OF the Agsncy 10 ls anu TIE
how the debtors stood on the books OF the ageIc' Vs.
goods were sold 70 them. m - c;rsu. sri
The names OF good Collecting Attorneys Will oe heIbss,
tujtousy TO merchants and others who are not Su'
or their making personal appLca.lon. r.pp.N,
Corner Hanover and t1ehAI-
II MulTs, 13ufYs, muris-Of yery SuIept pnrt LyaI
among which Of the tcest Natural anu anu ;S
10 be found IN the cityfor sale al VA Sc
,s A. fiat Li f,o ~, I II nd eIamire prerioa: !"
purchasing elsewhere TAPPED Muffsef every eesci'N'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

u We call the attention Of our readers to
Professor GoURAUD's Lecture on Mnemonics this
evening, at the Tabernacle. Abundant opportu-
nifty Will be given to the audience to test for
themselves the truth of this really wonderful dis
royerv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

UT RUTGERS INsrlrUTE-The sixth Lecture
of the course viii be given this evening at half
past seven O'Clock, by Professor Chas. z. West
Subject Electricity" with experiments.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

oHlo.-Thc bill for retrepching the expenses
OF State Printing passed the House of the Ohio
Legislature on the 4th inst. Seven Loco Focos
voted in its favor. The next day, having had
the screws put on the night before, they all
walked into the House, and asked that their votes
might be recorded in the negative. The Locos
must be well trained to obey the lash so readily.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

- Hon J. a. p.,tRcz, l. $. Senator c,se,
trsln Maryland passed through Baltimore or Tie
9th on his way 10 Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

d Capt. ROGERS of the schooner Fairfax at
Boston, from Gonaives, 18th ult states that Capt.
Thomas and mate, date Of the brig Zebra so
long imprisoned at that place, have been released.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11


q Dr.. T.YLoR's Bu.sAM OF LiyERwoRr, prepared a,
sJ Bowery for the OF coughs, col consumption, &c.
Hc.-This tny v9Irabie MEDICINE loins wondGs \ ss
we'll as cesyman) called the o.ce ard ,tat. that he
wa. some time since afflicted with bronchitis which kept
growing worse until il settled into coaed cossump0n
and he Continued to grow worse and notwithstanding
the efforts made TO check the dsae by several sminca: p
clans of his acquaintance but lie last told thnt nothing
could be done Tor him; that the disszc take
He this time confined TO his bed and not eKpctedto
live from one day the last this crisis however
friend who had frequently urged him (hu without ei!ec
make trial Of Iaylors Basam OF Liverwort procured
bottle of this medicine from 35 Eowey and requested hmo
try it. He did So and the oarh day after he commenced
taking u he able 20 s up and BY the mr the contents
Of the first bottle used he far recovered as 20 be
able 10 preach-aGd he further that he has every conf
dence the medicine, that viii eject pereet in h
caseand he considers il the wonderful medicine he a
saw or heard Of For sale above ard also al l2S Me
lane Price reduced-LaIge bottles 81 jO snail bottles ST.
~ TOILET FURNISHING STORE, 1865 Broadway. between
Courand and Liberty streets. the most extensive lssoR!
to be found in the city comprising PesIu9ery anu Soa; I
the most celebrated manufacturers. Brushes tor the toilet
every style and pish Combs &c aud laXe assortment
Razors; jhs su having long experience IN lie aM
tcl enabled choose and will only keep those ol s best
quality warranted,
j6 6.eod OF the Metallic Tablet Suop, l63 Broadway
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q Gen. Andrew Hughes, for many years In
dian Agent on the Upper Missouri, died recently
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