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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08

actness, their several diseases, acute o
chronic. incipent or confirmed. A gen
tleman present was requested 10 sing anC
play a German song Tor her. The frs
note struck brought her TO the piano
when during the prelude she persisted in
standing, but the instant he commenced
the song. she sat down by him, and with
full, sweet voice, accompanied him IN
The very words he sung, although 10 her
natural state she had no knowledge ofthal
language. She them accompanied a
French gentleman in one of the songs oil
his country, and afterwards began again
the German song, which the pianist had
been requested to sing once more. Du.
ring the performance Of this. she was de-
agneised, and Of course discontinued
her accompaniment. Being asked by the
writer why she stopped, and if she would
not still accompany the other voice, she
replied that she knew neither the words
nor the air."
These facts, in the somniscient state, oil
understanding or speaking in unknown
tongues. or in a language unknown 10
these persons in the natural state, have
been frequently repeated in this city
They were, moreover, praclised in the
ancient Pagan Temples, and by the a7os-
Ties of the Christians. See Acts of the
Apostles. chapter 2.
Magnetism appears to have been well
understood by the Egyptian hierarchy,
not only from some OF the effects we lihd
recorded, but in one of the chambers (ol
the TempIe) whose hierogyphics are de-
voted 10 medical subjects, we find priest
in the very act of that mesmerism which
is pretended to have been discovered a
few years ago. The patient is seated in
chair, while the operator describes the
mesmerc passes, and an attendant waits
behind 10 support the head when it is
bowed in the mysterious sleep"-DubAn
University Magazine, Oc;. l843.
The higher orders Of the Christian
priesthood continued to be initiated into
the mysteries taught in the temples, long
after the Christian era; and this was a
matter Of great importance, for it was
necessary for them TO get up shows and
theatrical performances, on holidays, in
limitation OF the Pagans and of the lesser
mysteries, 10 amuse their audiences, am
these were continued, even in England
as late as the last part of the sixteenth
century, Homes Anciemt Mysteries, dc
London, 1923.
81. Cyril, Bishop of Alexandria, A. D
AIR, in his With book against Julian
gravely observes: "These mysteries are
SO profound tha, they can be comprehend
ed by those only who are enlig hleued -
| shall not therefore attempt to speak 0
what is most admirable in them, lestsby
discovering them to the nninila:ed,
should offend against the injunction no
TO give what is holy TO the impure, nor lt
cast pearls before such as cannot estimat,
their work'
Thtodoret. Bishop of Cyzicus,a i
Syria, A. d. 420, in his dialogue, entitled
1.-The ImmulabIe," introduces Onho
doxus, speaking thus; Answer me, if yol
please, in mystical and obscure terms, for
perhaps, there are persons present WIN
are not initiated in the mysteries. ~
Y Dissector,
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q o is e & * q
For the Voice of Freedom.

For the voice OF fIeeuom'
MEssRs. EDIToRs:
found the following
lines in the last number Of the vermont
Mercury" which $50 reused my" L'ber-
~ spirit" that appended a few lines as a
"reply' 10 the repler, which | send you
hope they will be published aud meet
the eye Of my whg sister. MARY
"Norwich, Jan, 20, 1914.
Mr.. Elitor:-ln reading the spirit of
the Age" an article entiled "Come down
with the banner attracted my attention,
and so reused my whig spirit, that vent
ur-d IA repy. If you consider it worthy
of place in your paper, and Will Insert
il, you will much crafty -
A GREEN MOUNTAIN GIRL.
Cry they "down with the banner of our Henry
DO they ask "who will be its support" and its
stay
Perhaps they forget that just four years ngo
I hev usked thut same question tor ilppecuhoe;
And rs then we will answer, Our banners they III
Borne onward in victory DER mountain and lea.
Shall the "star that meier set bare heart or a
vein
That ior Clay, as for Tip, does not yet throb the
samei "
No. the Green Mountain boys, shall the surges still
breast .,.
,rill I,ey gain for ruler their Clay Of the west.
Aud ,et backg guards and slanderers say what they
may. -,
They shall have for President our Henry Clay.
Now to all honest wings, kind W shes we send;
Be steadtast aud fearless, you II soon gam your
end
For beacon of victory beckons OIL on,
Aud cen now from Your pathway each shadow is
goue.
NAV Heavens blessings attend you around your
bright way,
And her richest gifts shower Der our friend Henry
Cav"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08
SPEECH OFC. M. CLAY,

Delirered in q mass meeting Of q pc, ton
Of the citizens Of The SUI Congressional
District, on Saturday the 3OM IF Dee
l843, al the White SntpAur Springs
IN Scott County, Ky, IN reply 20 Col.
r. M Johnson, and others.
Mr.. President, and Fellow Citizens:
In presenting the resolutions which
have offered as a substitute for those re-
ported by majority of your committee,
| do not hope 10 be more successful here.
than | have been in the committee itself.
This place Of meeting, the presiding Off
Ger (Col. r. M. Johnson), and the audi
ence who favor me with hearing, all
forbid any expectation on my part, oil
carrying the substitute. But rejoice,
humble as may be in ability, unknown
10 fame, and of no consideration among
men, that association with your name, ia
this days deliberations, will give me a
fictitious importance, which will recon
mend what shall say to hearing from
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-08

A friend has kindly sent US the LEX,
ington (Ky.) Observer and Reporter,
containing the entire speech of Cassins
NJ. Clay, recently delivered at a mass
meeting in Kentucky, with the request
that it might be copied. AS it contains
many new and important facts, and pre-
sents a graphic description of the evils oil
slavery, and is wilhal so reple,e with the
very sentiments of Northern aboIi!onists,
we give it with pleasure to our readers.
We find it side by side with advertisements
for Runaway Negroes sending its de-
nuncialions Of the vile system, burning
and bold, down through the sunny val
leys of the save.cursed South. We need
not apologize for its length, or recon-
,ooud IL IN oorncol
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RUssELL 4 MERrrR.

Sac.'essofs N A1cwse ZsUt.1
ORTFRS ofTitlev, Ta,ham = Walkers
tent Shoe Thread. Sneoi ':afson. Tapes
,tav Findings, Cc'fon Hosiery and Gloves.
None. Horn and Paper Buttons. and
We. gea-vslly. at
q IA Baliimors s.. Composite Sharp 81
BALTIMORE. MD.
suheavikesa wand respectfnliv inform
friends ~ the tsading com muni,v gene.
nv lNey m RQceiviag nv the different
usIrnm w. 4 aeQ ersi s.sorfmeni Of
: intne ~ witch add IN their
sm "mns..S -. 0sssheaand Varie-
,nn ,',, ssns.n4ay. - sleiv ss.ovto.srt
; .i' ere; A. g ek e(Iev invite their
ov. and cannot ~ r n ~ ~ ~ 80.
ties. RUS0kf.E ~ RHisER
II s$s-. z 9 -
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LOOK HERE
FOR BARGAINS
GgspaHe GnslA Store.

j. II. a Z. y. Fl Hsff.
NfOlsf. Ar.5a Strss, Vtssf,a.. r, 4,v4 tuaf
- n fa-as ps t.s,tf,f .tt.t ,f = ..fs
Goods cows ss,ia.,i,.. .,t as.r ii.,,s
Fla *. Blne hPf. .ng.s5le s,-aea. asbtHa. .,esf
MIXED blu. anH brown soar. s.a.l C#afas
Fancy and plain cashmere; T, .ea3 a,
caasi,eita kenfactv Iean- 6iis.es.y ID.
niece snner Ffpnsb bomb,1ne W5.te an3
eoiored Flsrooee
si,ck M.So Figs,re4 is'e w.
p, /, VIM Ta+fe,oa stti 20 a., ava .lat{ a.
White saa blsrh rrass p.4af q .,,s,s
e.,.y p,,,ces tf5i + sar.r ty.,lf.4 .t.h A.,
rsesiisn Wis Ri4ek Moha,r Cloves. Coras
and Tsssels.
{. ~ nj 4tit ~ravafs gl1arInr aHlis-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-19
q = 81. = { e. =. u ~. 2 = < j..

1YHN no NEir Pho 'G'A 81 y ATT - 70
W soo No. sv.tr y y, = dlle p,d coughs ar.f
I've crat ,e,'-,.' - Nc, a,.,t~v vi - il
'ioel Of H. rfao,a - rb,aa, 80 fpiitr v'c,itra
i,fh.st ma ,..tna vj-sfat5-r# : Wv hn"n VIZ
around ,oet Ttfr VIZ VII Won pfPfrf ,ha
iret uparr5ns monitor feouch nr1 col = mi
sufrsr tho ror o-7tire GO, = = ri -crprv COR
eunf,tinn - ti,'t stcir fptni fhrrads III ,cur
system-deinv from tf,rr IN time : e1nlrrtfant
#artfrt'e II t,ntrr.rp ~. " - ~
tha, " =. r1n ,s,, " nrrett 'le oAll, propress
- ff'. a.seate 49, fnp1'v eNpel y from tho
avsto-,7 Remersht,tl - - to lt attaited w'h.
.. f~'h t"'.'fe' g
nP faNNAN'S NFlt'oPNN VI ~ NtpY.
4 rrtlfrfre ,tnf haq env,d md n-a'o~ god - q
ivfs - ,hou.a,fs Vic were yCact,d with
CONF. 'uts eea,od ~ u . or~ata ~ registrations
Hea1 10 ,vor2elf c,tes ,r'ferroi L. iiis
mo- .cino nrd 10 forors..ol1o Pcr,reuoc,.4..
,ian7e.F r,,,ifco,ca rnroarF,d frsi7 II uarts
af -, rrsfcI cte,.a To afone a s,e- Go Vt
proofn, it, taffrfshipp ,irtnce. We find w
the lqs, number Of tie Cinc,nnlti s. that IN
ra-ic ~
ONE THOrcN%D pFrNANENf' TRl5s
L,. h,o,,. ,..,r.,,,,,l :. ,L,, n;,y and connt
,y',b,, .Lo i,,o,.o., nh, C,llcv,,, waatec.,
i ,.4 J., ,t,. -, 49,.
i @ - ~ l,...,5 n 1ta,oL :, te.,
~ n
,,a,n,,,r, cn,,f,,, 80 c,r a,s,a,' g., mo
! lo,s IT, "a dom VII n .egore colt Iaat
fnr.re. " ~ s"fflcd poen M 1nnes, and NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-19

ERFSH GOODS boles1lo or Retail
Il 400 pslces 4teris1 p prirfs
"a peices ran and f-'d Alnacas.
10 do Mousin re Lalne cheap.
10 do Balzar'ne I.aws-.
do White ani PINK Tar'ion.
10 Pc R'k and white R'ord. silk & cotton;
A few Deiras Soy ida ant razz1n for lad es'
tI.ss now IN IN store and far en'eIow
inaf II JOHNSTON. BERRYIIlLL & co
RLACK French Cleth. Blk Engls 81 Cloth.
- do American do.
Aso-Rlue. brown green and drab cloths.
Kentucky Jeans.
Satiineits. all colors and prices.
Mrrf-s "s--lrasras.
Black and fancy easslmeres.
Rob Roy d.;
Summer c'oth. &c. - he had A. .e,
JOHNSTON. BERRYiiiLL Coz.
A. chean as a.any other store in the West.
mPr II
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DOancStic Goods.

packages, including "a IA - E.4 ard "a
,vn and hlaarhed rnitona vsvions mAkef
rnis. cs,fioet., Flsnneia. xenfnckv tesns
cks. p.nf,loor s,nFs. ~hects. cotton hdLfs
it'll every Desirable srticie ~ American s,h,
g. In siiinor m the sh,vs We shall
receiving eonsiars sw,-'ies NJ the
wes' stvies ~ ecaae coming m marke'.
hirh we sha'l offer an the mast liberal terms
r cash or ~ m rr'uaf de.ters.
M Ie0 RALTiMORE STREET.
Llilmpr" feh n Corner Hanover n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-19

vTSr Reccive.'. Al The sign ef the Rack Man.
j moth Proi. south End of Mnrle Square.
In0n Ths n rcsi Spanish Sole Lgnlbcr. ND viii
. sold low for Cash. A TODD.
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II, li3' E s ;''( GOODS. sc,

nted Lawrs. French and Scofh; ha'zarine
swns rici, sivlcs. rhnsans sai sfr'red Gin
las. uons.ne de lame. Cashmere d'Fasse,
arisiennes. Lnnei'as, Alpacse. Ginrhsms,
N and med II Manchester md Fsrlsion,
,izn-ine and monrniny lawns and cir, hams:
IN hnzires, PRINTED Velvess. Fre.~h and
-irss ehin,zes, ladie's cravs's. Mnttenni
us,-ines. Gro dc nap. silk shawls and other
r,rg s,r,as
,vrs uosIepv aNDraNcY GOODS. CAP
M BONNET RtRRoNS.
silk. cotton and linen glnves; Fi'ef md
,vn,i.n Mits nna Glover: cotton md silk
sisrv: lace vci's, hersces love shaw's nnf
ils: cranes; rnmhris hdkfs freas va.elv.
.sss cloth shirts; SILK rimps and Edames:
i1ra.. Jaeanet and silk rravas; Nohar
4 elk searfs; slsrenders, SpItalfield. Pom
e and RaD'anna Fdlfs.
LINEN GOODS.
linen shirt'ngs and sheef,ngs; linen cam
IS; long In sns. aamask f,h'e linens: Nan
~ niarev. Dow i.s. Fickieahnyg. radd'nea.
,wn. whit. .na hsck hollands; Crash;
esia Sher.;rQ~, Uus,--s Ar
WHITE GOODS. NJ.
amhv;r and ;-ronet mr.'irs. Mnl', Nan
IL, Swi.. and R.,ot wrs'ins- b.hnp lawns.
rinea and chec,rd Mns''ns: lace stripee.
or! snd SPOTTED do. Rehhi.esfs, Musqn;fo
things. rar,alan do; bonnet lnwns; corded
hes &C.
NET Goons AND IArFS
md white siik riief fcv wells. F;s'd rsr
"a. cardinal and check nets. Fir'd blonde
4 Gimnuve. Fdp,pce. tnesvs;nas IN scee.
X AID ala' edsina-, linen hohtin edgrngs
rAiIonx TRIMMINGS.
and worr,cd serves, white rirrhew. 10th
ddings. se wing sHks. tw;ss cords md hin
ngs. hu.tons, siiici.s. Innings &c with .
neal variety Of avail wayes.
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l. Al VESAN ID q ENr '. u VI L v
>>.y rs- e 80 =s

-
1- =. IL
Tp y upA-norc ,ppyVaT pr
= =, "a.
NEW \ ND I'll - NJ GOODS
IN TIE r1Ty or WHEELING
AUrx.Nnyy Iyrx,y.N il ,.,, g,o.,5. q,
"A - y III t
- 10y ''5e' i' -
.r"''ahelpNa' M lasFe.i ~ ne+' eitf"'i '-'f'
mont " American French. lalau ani English DIV
Cool ever .rrts-rd f,r sale
Tho rnbfte would a., vol to .Iv. Lfpta e9U
hefnr. pnrchosso, efseohare "a As has IT.. ,5i'.
i'v and,is determined tn sell from % isap per
che per than any other store IA the W,s.efn
country
CLOTHS
A ye-y oy,o,stx, ,.s,,t.,..,.f ,fct.-t.,,.sf
of French W., a Fn-',ai IN ''psl.trro el,tf.-.
coat natter,, n sllnerfue .ia4 hrt 10Th r-..u.
med in fnll f4rs5. 4 la-e. assortment ~ 4 rna-.
;as;; rrerch anI T pii-h .7saioros n tho ~, s4t
fashionable aivie. Pantal,1aa na"arn ~ fro
blue hIk csssimare tri,no1ad f,r e n Alsa. y
large hssnri,nen, sat finoiia ma iaap4 ~ almost
any price Newest s,vfs an 4 fo.4i a.Ialtiy y
tngs ever oGcsel - ihis rt.rc-ptIte extremely
cbean. DONFSTIrS
rs vide fne kio7 - rae'ia f0r - g nor ~
40 in inche- So. MI mnshn for - - c's per VT
His assortment ofcal'coes ava chlntz rofnnufe
over 50 nm vds. arsonrsi which he has a goo
article for 6 4 cenis rrr vd. Also III" finest
style cnllco ever oh'red ~ the weston een"ifr
'or " !.2 cis rer var Ven vrrY lars" nss -
,c"enf 'irkinrs nnd tr,eete ohfan Also me-
hnest quality furninre en''ra or ia cfs ner vori.
oop'eces q miner @enr IF ~ Geah'lfs 7od prices
very large Stock cheap Naukrtrs-hes' qun'i-
~ Y 2 c"ri7 ner ~
iH' LARGEST ANShR MI NJ OF Nt VI ~
GOODS EVER OFFERED ~ THIS MARKET
a iarse assortment - six chan1alieaa lam.
fe'd, .,riped and h,-reI Snlen 40 sqdn Tor n
dice dresses eYeellert nunlitv fashionable eti l.
far 60 4 . e,s mr. Cd Wv boat nu,litv 6ofd <.
for * c,snr 81 which caa,t no hoat An excel.
lent new 4,y. - goods FOR lsliee' wear c~ned
Rao..,-. - -, = - MI.
work r.ns;s,;ng or ,oIl,-s AID e,nas the richoa,
ever ofre,ed j. ~, ~ TIL al.
NJ ex,r.ord,,a,. t,,..r... ,i.,,to.oo.ssor,.
low - 49, mr. - S~oi'
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- rsSfh 0u. q ~ Nn1 n a'st tesl ,'lt aal
sslIv a.. Nu,r, Aaskr,f. Carrs4 B.ae at S-Ieafs
,nd Le,ltct Stis ora Ca#toa Tn. terf. nl H.u.
.Irr#. "a MS. S#,e..b an' S yaay h''ie- t''ar'
1ssea.,f Nerii-H-. >ieihr. Sc. ar Also s Ik
Plush Far sa'c
natl4 JOHNSTON HFRRYtNrt&cO
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iBlIsHEp DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES +. WHARTON,
rur corner OF Union AXIS Nsis sTRxrTs
WHEELING. VA.

anRlr rspcrs Tor sale by Tue oatfo's "na ~ 'he
ssai ernis copy.
he Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times.
ahlished on Wednesday at So % per nnnum
,asance. or SO IL not paid within one month
The beginning sfshc venr. Nonew Subscribers
be received, except ssch as pay IN advance.
6 noah. ~ so isiavariably charged No
&C ,,ber received fur less term thns sir months.
no paper discontinued. except siihe discretion
40 publisher. until all srrsarases are paid.
rsRMs or ,DvGRrfsfso
'hree insertions or less per square. sl,oD
IN. w.ek. Ell ga
+wo Weeks. Gsp
ahree Weeks. SGD
f,u, v.eks <4.na
'.so mcs.hs. 1900 Three monihs 80 90
advertisements inserted I'LL frhid or without
rsss order. will he ipserlej until orf'ered -ni
charged enr dol,r FOR lsf three Insertions. and
rs for each inseri,n sfer Advertisements
, led three times week for ihree fsurIhs the
We Weekly for ane half per week.
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HW ACTIINE CARnS-Tte sa'sether
81 bas Iast trcoivrd f1n snnr'v OF Nae'nr
cafl. IN Tho Fnrtarv 81 Jsha II li7-tc'l. BIN.
mare The flr.n1v vii e-iaf1r,h.d erolf IF tbose
eard. av.r ,av nlhcr sold iu tie W. IS. lhai IT,
Leather ia tanned expressly nr The purpose ~
.v,fe is sl-o rooa pund nssar'mout wap te
ieeoulrt an fhfpnehan, he acosap. sufficient al
.unalv nnY dcnand fmar % sAN.L NEfl.
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Yoat4. With gratitude ana ihaata.

nffhe TetAeliai Society. Cincinnati.
4 fraah sp1pfV 81 Duacaa's hNaertorant
Remedy iusf received NJ The ainre Of
nav27 = q 4 u VISA Whncl'ns.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-13
81 TT ~.

As hrrc are at this time many wiCkcd persons
husiiy engaged IN selling couu,ericil medicine uu.
der the name Of the Indian Vegetable Pills-and as
these desperate men are utterly reckless Of con.
sequences, that many valuable l;ycs may be lost in
consequence of using their dreadful compouud-,
The pubic are cautioned against purchasing any
Pin, sunless on the aides Of the boxes the following
wording is found:
NMOHl'S INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS.
liad'oR PiUgoiire)
0F THE NuRTH AaEHICAN CoLLTGE OF HFALTu
And aisc L. he especially careful against purcha.
sing sad medicine Of any person except the rccu.
lar advertised agents.
ACEAIS FOR NORTHUMBERLAND CO.,
PENNSYLVANIA
II. h. Mcsfcr, Suuhury-Wm. FORSYTH, Nor
hrmi mi,rlrri--Ilroh Haas, Shamokn - Samuel
HrGl, Aia'"uoy- R,crly & d. Haas, Augusta
It.uas F,imcr Milton - irnui ~ Me,xrIl,
Ngi"ous'!lr--E $. rIcr Turhutsyllo--Jamcs
E,,G. F"rerrurr - n. Klase, Su,d,rs'owu-
ij. II. H. obrl, p. W., EksbuIg +. O.-Nm m.
lu curing, T. NJ, Union Conner.
Office aud General Depot for the sale OF
Nyighfs IaG'eH Icgs'Gbie Pills. Wholesale and
RcI!, No. 100 RACE STREET, PHLADEL-
PIMA. MAY 2l, lsi3.--ly
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wrNsLoW's BA1sAm OF
Il . r. i E q IT NJ u

4 n unparalleled remedy for common Coils.
Coughs, Asthma, Influenza, Whoopng Couch,
Bronchitis, and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs
leading to consumption; composed Of the conccn-
tratcd virtues Of Horehound. Bonsct Blood Root.
biverwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by J. NJ. WrNsLow, Rochester, New
York. q
The innocence and universnllv admitted pecotal
virtues Of the Herbs from which the BUlsnra Of
HOrChOund is made, are too generally known TO re-
quirc recommendation il is therefore only necessi-
" TO observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medic nal properties, highly concentrated,
n'd so happily combined with several other vepe.
table SUI stances, to render il the most speedy,
mild and certain remedy, now in use, f 7 the COM
IIainis above mentioned.
The ba'sam remoges all inflammation and sore
rcsS OF The lunrg, looscns tough visid phlcCm en-
atinc the patient 10 cNpcc,orate wlh ease and free
dom. as uaErs cough, relieves athmatc and diff
cult r-lirauon, hcals the Injured parts, opens the
pores, nn1 composcs thc disturbed nerves and givrs
strength in the tender lungs, and thus produces a
sicciy and lasting cure.
IHGhA1!TtHk l. THE RAsrsr CuTTEIN Man.
We are not among hat class If Editors who fr a
lew dollars Will (r' the expense Of truth and hn-
ncsvl "crark up an art 'c and bring il into rapil
-nc: nrIef rle willing 70 remain silent after
having test'i the utility of an mt rovemcrt or dis
covcv in s-iucc or art-Our readers will rerollert
"" told them we were unw,l with a sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks "rr. Wei. we pnr-
chased lwo bottles Of WiNSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOUND and so sudden was the cure,
that we forgot we ever had a cold Those who
are afflicted, may ty it upon our recommendation.
-- ic.tI'tcn I"|raTGyb. For sale hv
HENRY YOXTHENER, Su1jury,
JACOB bright, NoyihumJerkHH
AI'o, ly Druggists generally throughout the
country. a. Price, 80 cents per bottle.
Augm.l Nm. Is i2-ly.
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FENfiE subscriber respectfully aunauucrs to the
public, that be his viou,d Iiutr. IN thr com
mo"lous brick luildur situate on the rorarr o5
ihird a"t liur s'rr,s. where be - %. be Nappy to
wait rp.n those who may favor him with their
company. The EaEle Hotel is la,go aud cnn,,ui-
cn'. and hui-br. ia tie bet w.l,rn si,lr. Il j.
provided WIN large number Of we'll aired and
comfortable serllug apartments, rooms, private
lariois, Nc. Persons visiting Ni.lllmsporl on bu-
sness ol pleasure, may rest assured that every ex-
er'iun will he used To render their snioun at the
Eagle Hotel pleasant and agreeable. His Table
will he supplied with the very best the market at.
torJs, and his Tar with he choicest wines and other
hquors-tharges reasonable. The Eaele Hotel
possesses greater advantages in point of location
than any other similar establishment in the borough
being situate in the business port of the town, aud
within convenient distance of the Court House
and Wllliamsporl aud Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient S'ahiuG provided, and good aud trusy
osi'cIs always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have hCon tmfloNcd, aud nothing lh undone that
VIII add to tic comfort aud accommodation Of his
guests.
There viii he a carriage always in attendance at
the Boat Landing to convey passengers TO and from
the House, free Of charge.
CHARLES BORROWS.
May fth, lS42,-u
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MA NOTE List.
pENNS7EVANIA.

The following list shows the current value Of all
PENNSYLVANIA Bank Notes. The most implicit
inco may lie placed upon it, as i, is ereyy ,rf,k
,sreiully compared with al d corrected from Bck-
ltii's nrpnrtsr
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Mr. Richard Dennis, agent for Wdghts Indian

Ncrria'c riils.
Dear Sill have been afflicted for several yclts
with iDWori weakness nud general debility, accom-
pouicd OF times with pains in the side and other
distressing complaints. Alta having tried various
medicine without ,tj,cl, was persuaded iy iii,uI
TO make trio Of DR.. Wiight's Indian Vegetable
Pl!ls, vtich am happy To state, have relieved Do
iD most w,ndahul manner. have used The me
dirn,. a- yo, luD shout tue. and have 10 doubt,
iy Irrso,r.uo, in the of the med irc occor-
ding to dil,c,ious lh,t shall III short time be
l,i,cly Ic. ,oei,
most willing civ recommend said Pills to all per
Sous similarly aiEictcd, aud in The iull hricl that
the tc:,ral results will follow their use. re-
uain youts snccrdy, HENRY \. FOOTE,
Waiwarsug, Ulster CO. n, \.
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The best mcNod (or he Aholiion Of Disease
is 10 cleanse and purify tie Body.