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A Genlleman upon being asked whether
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he was so used to being blown up by his
wife, that mere steam had no effect upon
him,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ of alias vend. exponas
to me directed will be exposed to public sale
on the premises. on Saturday the 9Th Of
June,at one o'clock PM.
A certain lot of ground situate in
orangeville, Orange township, Columbia county
adjoining a lot of Emanuel Lazarus, Charles Nc
Pherson, and fronting on Main street of said town
whereon is erected large three story frame
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NOTICE.,

rs hereby given that have purchased at consta
n bic SALE as the property of John Harms, the fol-
lowing articles, and have left the same in his pos
session during my pleasure;-one yoke of oxen one
lot of boards on Fishing creek of about 5000 feet
one LOT of boards at C. Ashes MILL of about 5000
eet one tanning mill, one cutting box, one plough.
one Harrow, one p saw, and one sled.
WM MKELYY.
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witticism Of Ms"-and Mrs Gmer. frantic with grief.
and who uttered the sgonizng calculations the
lieless body Of her ALPHABETICALLY to pieces bv
the explosion il represented a addressing Mr. Rves I'm
scft whispr tchich Fesembied Ophsiia's m0dness"
Such Of the Embellishments of the description
published in the extra Ledger some Of the disgusting
POPULARITY of the writer who claims to have been eye
witness OF scene that should have stricken idiot
with the profoundest Never, venture to assert.
a more viainous outrage upon the common attri-
bues OF humanity pslmed of upon the community under
such aggravated circumstances.
That the in reference to Col Benton was ma
licousy false. need only that he u not In the ma
leaving the vessel in the caous manner described by
correspondent is only to say that We nave
letter from officer who board at the time
who states that he much affected and when about TO
quit the scene OF horror he express his regret that ne
could not Captain Stockton, who was then In his
BIRTH but left his assurance that this heartrending acct
dent did affect the praccability Of the Captains de
sign and avowed that he would advocate him and his
BILE enterprises with all his energies.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME NESTELL'S PREVENTIVE fOWUEhS.
Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
well by thousands this coun asheng the only mild.
remedy for married lies whose health for
bids a rapid increase Of family.
The results Of tsr adortos % che aaPpas.s as hea
touch witha e limits Of advertise.
nentrults which affect not only the well being Of
parents but the future happiness Of their csp1ng
out well known that the families Of the married often
icate2 In how instances does the hard working father
md especially the mother Of poor family slaves
throughout their lives ngRing the OF labor
ong but live and living but TOLL when they might have
weighed down the SPIRIT and last broken the health OF
he father how often the widow left unable with the
vrtuous intentions, her fatheres offspring from be-
coming degraded objects of pogats voaes
last the days OF the kind husband and father
beholdng emsciaed form and declining health Of tbs
Of his BOSOM she had reached the Of
.hysst sinking into premature gr3vswith the certain
md sorrows ADD his young aad helpless chdre1 Of ose
tearing attentions and watchfu socitude which mother
alone bestow uureqnentiy tne when least able
support the hrart-rending aiction IL essifabe hn-is
nequences themselves, the well beug Of their
When simple easy healthy and certain remedy s
control? The advertiser, feeling the OF tins subject
lad estimating the benefits resulting thousands by the
Inc attention the married consideration Is
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md healthy within contr0i Every
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s mi 1 rs; rs Female aa sy.s e 70.
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THE SOUTHERN BALM,
A PLEASANT, safe aud effsctaal remedy tor COUGHS,


other affections Of the thro.t and lungs. ,
When reflect that Of the of consumption ter
mnatipg fatally have had their origin neglected colds y IS
astonishing witness the apathy Displayed by those aboIng
under them Although they repeatedly warned by the
medical friends guard the effects OF sudden changes
of the weather. which, BY checking the nsensbe perpaton
occasions coughs colds their admonitons too often
unheeded the unfortunate subject perceving bad ef
arising from the slight cold he terms it, uled into
false security by the hope that et1n OF sant her
will all unpleasant symptoms. But so far from being
removed the generally aggravated his debility
hnrasd by coughs night sweats al
up and he is aroused perhaps late TO sense OF
DANGER He looks him for that relief which might
" have been obtained earlier period but alas he told
by his physician there hope for him To whom then,
he look for add The with auvertise
Of nfalbe remedies, with oftenmes false ctrtiSaes
their universal efficacy ln despair he MES to then
but often without receiving the slightest benefit
forbids this ,upposil,on. CONSUMPTION Is NOT IN
DURABLE! We afirm-confdently aihrm-a remedy hiss
been found which, timely and properly applied will
fail TO relieve. IT IS THE. SOUTHERN BALM. Jne Of
propeor has long used in his practice with the happiest
to place the public fully satisfied that only requires
trial establish for It lasting reput'tion To all ply
sicaus heads Of families, aud Others would earnestly
commend trial Of it, medicine at once safe pleasant and
edcacoas remedy admirably adapted TO the removal o.
ncipent consumption, whether hereditary acquredas
invariably affords immediate relief in the troublesome
&C. and the obstinate whoopiog cough aud
fned consumption IL will eject all that be nationally
expected from any medicine.
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Exclusive Office FOR sale Of Southern Balm.
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From the Madisonian Of Feb. 20.

ARRIVAL OF THE EAp-Between twelve and
Princeton having on board the bodies of the dead Al
two o'clock five hearses the remains of Upshur
Gimer, Kennon, Maxcy and Gardner and followed by
long OF carriages citizens horseback and foot
passed in silence along the avenue and proceeded to the
Presidents mansion. The collins taken into the
East Room laid frames placed in the centre arrang
ell according to the rank OF the deceased.
The President OF THE UNITED STATEs who was
almost overwhelmed with grief remained few
minutes, surrounded by the survivors Of his Ca
binet, and a numerous body Of citizens, to re-
ceive the several committees, Congressional and others
committee of investigation that had remained board
the Princeton after sad occurrence and then retired
to his private room.
The Committee of Congress appointed a sub committee
to Committee the part of the Executive at the
Presidents House, at O'CLOCK to arrange programme Of
the funeral ceremonies.
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PORTUGUEsE FEMALE PILLS

N. DE- BOUpEL0QUE, Nd Lisbon, PORTUGAL
HE Scieuti6c csmbinstien OF ingredients owhch thess
Pills compsssd have made them the wonder and ara
ation OF world They known all Europe to 81
he only preparation d.esyercd that proved uvarsby
cases being such Chat they must be used during
Tor though always mild safe and healthy they
produce miscarriage If used during that period
The drscHens are translated into Enxh envelopes
iaS the signature of NJ. de Boudeoque and lie Eaglsh d
rectons have the signature Of Dr. r. MELVEb suboses
sgcut for the continent Of America
They can b tf'nsm;r,sd b. nail part Of Uui,s
smtes Soidby DR. y MELYEAU, agent ard importer fo
the United States, office lx Liberty street near Greenwich
PrSe es-hal, hsIss No half boxes BY mail Sold
Boston No Salem rtreet Letters dirsced TO DR.. r.
Melvesn 6oI e. New York. win with Immeu,'. .t.esi
don. All letters must be post pad. dt0 amd&vsc
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

OWING the celebrity eBcscy and invarsbis success el
Madame Restel!s Female Msnhly Pills in ali cases Of III
egulay suppessoa stoppsse OF those functions Of
are upon which the health Of sma, depends sinos
sopne:rie,t, and limitations are Constantly attempted 20 b.
twelve cents box put in different boxes, and c2.lod
Female Monthly Fills with the object of selling hsr
cautioned against thee s::%P e impose them
ersts except those sold Madame Restes Principal Office
10 Gieenwich street, New York. and Essex street, 6osos
Price b. Madame Rcstes sigRxurs is written hs
IL each boz.
N.B-They be used ny married single, BY followsa
the directions inside Of each boz Sold also BY aY
pointmen at ~ Grand Of Allss New York