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PICTURE OF HEALTH.

EE EALTHi is characterised in an indi,id,.,
n N the absence Of Ill pain, suffering. or oga",Y
'l any part OF his body; 10y the free and roonl. Wv"
etclse OF his functions without any exccn,;.. "a
hey consist in having a good appetite a, -
.''heS, an easy digestion, free evacuations ,,i,Ip
'oosecess or costivcness at least once i'm eyo
V-lour hours, and without heat dtyness. or I'm, "e"'
nt the passage, the free issue of the water ;,,"s
acrlmony or burning, and without a tcdl;.L ''"out
'neht whlch Is always sign Of present or o,,."
P'oachlng pam; quiet sleep without aoi,,t "P
"uoOlesone dreamy; no taste of bile or o,L,. y,
'dsle III the mouth upon rising in the norr,,,,, "ao
'ourhess or dlsagrecablc rising of the st,mo,t. Nv
''ea" tongue; sweet breath; no itching. pn,plcs, :.
7po's OH inc SKIN; no piles; no burning heat u,o,
any part OF the body; no excessive thirs, yL 'p0"
exposed to labor or otI e. known cause. no i,, WE
rupton to any natural evacuation, nor pain ., ,o.
periodical return. "'n
Where the state of the system does no, bo,.--
lze with the above picture of health, il il NJ %.
greatest Importance that Tina be lost IN scr,r,.
Tor doctor, or IN the use of foolish rcmcJics ,
often the result of speculation; instead of this co.o
tie dose of BRANDRETH'S PILLS he ,taa
WHICH Will not deceive, but will at one. rc,,o1,
health to the organ or part that requires il,
All who wish To preserve their health, pll vbo
are determined TO defend their life against the cn
croachments of disease which might send them ma
maturely to the grave will without hesitation. boyo
recourse TO the Brandreth Pills, when the state Il
the system does not harmonse with the above Mo,
tuIe of health.
Those who live in country where contagious .,
other diseases p:evaiI, should often think Of hi,
true picture ofheath, and observe himself with nar'
icnlar attention, in order to act accordingly Ihs
wise and rightly directed will follow this olyice-
the unwise oro left 10 their own destruction.
A G. T. N rs.
Wnshington-Robe M'Kav.
Jerseytown-L. & A. II. Bisel.
Danvllle-E. B. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawssa--C. G. Br0bst.
Bloomshurg-J. X. Moyer.
Limes,one-Bahbit IS M'Nnch.
Buckhorn--M &. Shoemaker.
Lime Rdge-Andre 81 Miller
Berwick ] w Stiles
May 4, ls14-2.
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NOTICE

a S hereby given to all concerned, that have
left in the possession Of Jacob Shoemaker dur
ing my pleasure, one Mulcy Heller, one Dining Ia
ble one Bcdstead and Bedding, and one Boauro
and forbid any person taking them from him, eihel
by purchase OF otherwise, without my consent
ELsY SHOEMAKER.
Iune %, l944.
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Chair NranufaCtory,
The subscriber continues TO carry on
CHAIR NANUFACTORING

CHAIR MANUFACTORING
business at the old stand Of b. & S. Hsger
buch, where he will be ready at all time.
10 furnish Fancy e. Windsor Chars, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &@, o.! every
description, which NAV be called for, a
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He wall also execute House, Slgn d
ornamental Painting, and House PaperIng
in a superior manner,
From his experience in the business anc
his facilities of manufacturing the various
,rliclcs Of his line, he fatters himseE 'hs
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon rs reasonable terms as can ht
done in the country, all Of which he viii
dispose Of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B, Orders from a distance will bt
strictly aid puncIualIy attended TO.
B. HAGENBUCH.
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aDIOOnanSEDgEn's@ss, G.
MARBLE YARD.

The subscribers have established al the
above place, a new WARBLE TARD,
and will always be ready, at the shortest
notice, to furnish to order,
MC.NUMENTS, TOMB- TABLES,
TOMB-STONES, HE.3RI'H-
JAMES, N,4NT'LES P.AINT
STONES, MULLEH&, &c.
or any other work in their line, They are
also prepared to lurnis WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS,
&c. either of Nal bic, Lime or any kind OF
stone tha, can be procured in this vicinity.
EPHaving had considerable experience
in the business, they pledge their work ,c
be executed in as handsome a style as car
be furnished from any yard either in the
city or country; and on as reasonable terms
ARMSTRONG g. HUGHES.
Boomsburg, Nov. 3, ls43. ly-2s
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Three things only are we'll done haste
flying from The plseue, escaping, quarrels
and ca,ch,ng fees.
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uINISTR.4TOR' s NOTICE.

ESfdfe OF GeOrSf NeTT, tUttW ouTTuV'0'o
fowaship, deceased
MTOTICE Is hereby given that letters of admin
"a istraton, on the above mentioned estate,werC
this day granted to the subscriber residing in th'
town Of Cattswissa. All persons indebted to the
said estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, aud those having claims are requested t.
present them properly authenticated to
EZRA S. HAYHURST, Admir-
Cattawssa, May %, lS44-'5.
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The following is copy Of the bill
for the Removal of The Sea, of Jus,c,
of Colombia County, introduced int
The Senate last winter.
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A corresponding Of the Grsal Weslerl
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List OfLetterS

List Of fLetterS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Cattaw issa,
the quarter ending June 80, 1874.
Acor Andrew Hsrtly Henry
Bennett Zibee Hover Cain
Black Daniel Kinney Andrew
Boyer David l.. Laurence Willinm
Bolce John Lebold Jocob
Breck Selah g. Linvell Isaac ID.
Benjaman Washing gton Miller Samuel
Beard |. w. Margeram Clinton 2
Breck Isaac Paxton Joseph
Corder William Richards John
Deibel John f. Walls Philip
Davis Jonathan Wampoe John
Ellis John Wilson Charles
Quinn John Yetter Barbara Ann
Hartman Charles Yetter Isaac
Harzel Joseph Yetter Lewis
Rarder samuel Hughes George
Person calling for letters in the above list will
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No'O is Mc revy nich oFtimc 10 SuJ
scribe, as, on The l6M IF Moych,
1914, 'oiH commence The ./ouyieenM
toiume Of
The Family Newspaper.
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nov for sale the Tribune Office. Orders from
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are promptly attended to, and the documents ship
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complete BIOgrnphy o. M Cluy written. Pnce
l2 cent. 100 S. 90
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. 2vols.
with Engravinrs bound 81 . by the quantities.. IS
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Nesspaper- For
terms nee Prospectus in nrn;her Column.
THE AMERICAN LABORER. Halt bound. ........ ] 90
PROTEi -rlON AND FREE TRADE A Tract by
n. Greeley Per 100 copies. 30
THE TARIFF As IT Is. BY n Greeley. Per 100 =. 80
SPEECH or JOHN NJ. CLAYTDN-per lO0 copies | y
WIG SONGS-Cry und FreIinehuyen- admra-
bic collection 81 the hei-pet 100 cGulcs.... ~
THE TARIFF QUEST ION IN GERM iNi-Her 100 ] 20
COMMERCIAL tNIERCOU RISE OF THE UNITED
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LETTERS Or CAS>ilIS VI. Cl.AN-ter 100 copies | 90
VHE WIG AIN aNAC-per 100 c,pIes ........... VI
The TEST; BY iunips per 10 do. .............. 20
TIE tRlt -, 40. =, up. ~
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY do. - do. .............. 30
POLITICAL ABOLITION. DO ' Do. ............. 30
DEMOCRACY. 'u, do. ...... ...... al
LABOR ANDCAPI /. do. - DO .............. 80
THE PUBLIC LAMBS. do. e do .............. Ill
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS, do .............. "
&c Orders mus he addressed 70
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aIarae,s.... Carefully reported for The Tribune.


ASnES-Po,s continue in fair inquiry nj " 6+ he
Inter for roud ares and about 800 harres were sold VI
renrIs some 70 barrels taken OF i-S when decline
COTTON-rhe market remains before. hqders and buy
differing the! views and consequently nothing nons de-
n,nd eauno the receipts and Achsa ard oh9 c are
s fSs s. fresh hSnts GU, store Ohio . ,ch
gan Isl, Interior lots OF Michigan sell at various nle, from
inquiry some :Slss Of mddos fine S %d I;i ana
curry Tor Southern but the market no! very hIm 1eSan
S Sr, e 20 46s Fresh Richmond City CO. Jee Neal
wih sales 30 B9ndy%ne; , 9o G ,e. I'D
hhd Il? Rye Flour held at % w. qns a s scoaS
guilty SanIr' line feed i e, Isl: cents
GRAIN-A sale of 1900 bushels Illinois wheat was made toy
tie British Provinces S The lot sold YESTERDAY al 70
very prime Corn remains IN FAR demand ma se'sa
5s;, . EnsPsd ,S b met eas filed M een no'6s
1850 do Jersey Yellow e. weight; 300 do Southern White
go do 5teSt Northern Is cents The d,ers IN consequence
Of the hh rates not buying small lot SonheTn hye.
$50 bushels sold at " cents Northern very dull Oats we
tWHiSKY-There none nfloa, and the market nominal
at % n 23,5. Drudge q cents and quiet.
HAr-lhe supply Is small. y cargo OF 900 bales sold Tor
OII-Crude Whale is not ren,y and held 90 cents Lin
seed dull bu, steady cts Tor best Amorean and CTS
Tor English and Dutch We notice sales OF 5000 bb' Palm
~ JsP 81 ~ iPG de United s, S b
sperq nD i5.ass sSs %hais 81; IT,; 80 bSI;
Sea i.r export private bargain. nnd aV lbs South Sen of
home use North West has been sold 10 manufacturers
SEED-There some considerable inquiry for Glover ior
export =. but hear 81 no sales There little OF no
FlaNseed here
SLAVE S-he receipts by the River considerable. and
.ouc IVA ce. beng for and Madeira nj The o
loin. qutntnns: White Oak pine SO 81 NJ; do hhd'
80 ;5 do bb q 70; X ed Oak hhd a p: hid headings
RECEIVE notice sales yesterday Of 40 cs 21 sl
showing n very trn market. :,
TbiiGiv-There IS fair demand, and GOO lbs Rem
TeTel ufine, sod n b.s y "a {, ch>n
SALT ~. sales With. lew days 49.VO best turks
Island ON pr,ynt tem. supposed about y cents. and 300 t.
uu sac Iv.rpooa s. ur fine not Ashtons and l0 llO
',r r"nGsa. - 40, b
FIS-hee hqve been sales $40 to Q,l Dry Cod a, 2'l
Is. and i,sD : bh, new Mnckere nj = %:
rRbViS ip\S-Pufk hus down ward Tendency d1y rnd
demand mall \ few MI d'ei dbl ,oId ri SIS i"5
Prime Mt for Mess >n of Al ,hl. kusy Mess MID
PRIME .oId NJ 1 aud $40 For Beef curry
mud 40 hl. PRIME sold prvntr terms. and d" NY Mt
.Ul BIZ .i az So 5sc md go kegs &c For prime l"t
bbs g. ref sed Pcsed ieats NTH, better We
nitre l bs ~ r. ked Shoulders at &C . les dry
sailed Hams nj &c. und % do Smoked Hams at cts
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and any larger number at the rate of $40 per
hundred, cash in advance.
We have large number of the early numbers
containing Mr.. Claws and MIR. Vas BrRES's
LETTERS on the Texas Question; Mr. Benton's
expose Of the inquiries of the Treaty. &c. &c.
which we shall throv in to new subscribers as
Iong as they will hoh out, reducing the cost OF
large packages 10 something less thaa one cent a
copy. And we intesd sending to each subscr-
Der. as soon as may ne. 4 doUble number coH;aia-
.ng the fDH returns1t the Presidentiai Elecnoa.
If we possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FRELlSGHuYsEN! if you
think The Tribune does any good TO the Cause,
obIge US by helping il In 30 more.
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GREELEY L. McELRATH,
Tribune Bud,ugs New.York

SANDS SA.sAPARIILA-Durng the season The fluids
ofthe body aenunted the circulation rendered lnngud
seeds OF disease firmly rooted. nnd unless proper
dies timely administered. the invalid will sink beneath the
auumnu atack Of fever other equally initial form of
disease The blood beng the grand and fDntnin OF
lie. mined neIy concerned transmitting IL every pnr of
system health and renewed vsur, If and debility and
dense lmpure Purify and cleanse the ie-gvIng principle,
mud enjoys mental md physical hcth For d. ri
the blood aud other impurities oi the ssren enlargement OF
tile bones. Scron kings evil eruption OF the kn IheGmr
lism govt nn lumbIgo diseases D the liver md other tie
"i the system sands Sfsaprla has been found,
IN numerous Instances. lee cii-turl Il
rifles AID rense> the fountain springs OF e and the pnent Is
-,,e-iliv hrnueh under us salut:try Operntun.
For further prrcuurs and conclusive tence al is
vuue and efficacy pamphe winch may be obtained
Prepared and Sold wholesale md retail. By A. B.. & D.
SANDS, whuesal. Druggists ~ FULTON street, New York.
Sold also Mt 313 Broadway. u East broadway, and drug
gi,ts geneLalg thEonghpul the IInled Slnles.
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The following extract from the circu'sr oi 'l-ssrs.
Mncnac .ardne Co, ard Acssrs Barring Brothers Il Co.
addressed lOders OF the Illinois Michigan Camel BOnd.
the at the proposition IN he mnde 10 the Stue 81
Illinois by the eirn bondhnes the basis o further lonn
b. the latter sufficient, the complexion Of the Cann
" 1t ms been urged md think with TINT
whilst previous proposal making any further payment
b,ynd The first iment OF and hn
present Canal debt conditional The ol the Gov
of Illinois recommend to the eEiS 'urs some uovs
the the STATE debt rendered imperative
performance n it, engagements To lis cretn there no
sul~cr hS Their payments yonf The ogn"i n
might therpfre lie regarded IN Illinois imperfect and
inefficient effect thu object pop",ed 10y the Legislature ~
t> net OF February 1919 On the other hand that
the Legs vi Illinois WI meet III regular session n lie
cember neN proper Tint IN condition, Which, IN the NIB
,pc tnt assembly applied In Govern, al the >tac.
,hnuld now I've transferred t. the Legislature il>eli.
we propose ,here"re thnt provided thu Legislature shall
winch provision shall lie made prompt and nuous
payment of part the upna he whole
e tu; " n interest ni. now e and Of such " ~ ,ha
hr,ee from her present. lnably 10 Jay the whole m
then each SUBSCRIBER >hhl he bound
pay due call {" the cana trustees ot WHICH timely mol &c
"be given the rernnlnr nineteen ana mn per cn o, I'M.
reimbursement Of the twelve and halt cent On the "the'
hand should the Legislature nI TO make 'he Stipulated provls
such twelve n hull
pad which cot ut the clne at the neSl session ni
lnns Legislature have been expended shall he e,ihef re
tanned by returned 10 ns by he trustees mn divided pro
raG the subscribers md such portion tefe n may
a. Tint time hive been expended hn he occurred n me canal
and property and rak Ddr pass. Tor us elbuenen
and clam Ia interest. with any ntieI sum, which ny he inter
wards rnised for the completion OF ne canal NOT eNre.e IN
million hundred thousand dollars IN the et 4f pa
i Fell is, g. ''''''''' ~ - '''''''
Under such circumstances propose 10 make the nd
vance immediately the extent already menoned NJ q We
good arh towards N creditors which me up>ctpeIs
exhibit the will reHdy meet our vle's ana n
dept measures which will be dictated not ony hy sense 81
,.ce but by due consde aton Of what viii most tend to
the ultimate credit, advantage aud prosperity oil LIMOS
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military should retire, and they were ready to
fight for the sake OF having their will THIS is
the true account of the melancholy collision OF
Sunday night.
It's precisely as if band OF burglars should
declare that they would modest no ones dwelling,
provided the watchmen would all withdraw from
the streets They design no mischief, bat they
cannot, bear the sight of the wa,chmen. They
are willing to he quiet, but the watchmen must
be withdrawn, or they will fight with them The
next demand may be that st Philips Church
shall not be kept locked The rnnb may declare
that they do not wish Ia enter the building, but
that it shall not be locked. and that they will
burst it open, fit ia locked. Phil. Gaz.
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% PIMPLvs. SoRHs THE ACE, SALT RHEUM. and al
cutunenus affections winch lily from impure blood,
uny be eifecaly cured by the oil ComstOck Snrsapa
r. the hest article Tor this purpose The great virtues
Of Snrsnparn rcsGre OF purity to the blood ana conse
0Ienily of the maadeS from It's lmputy are
well known the world 10 get II concenated, therefore,
m important sheet Aessrs. Comstock Co having gwen
much attention This business nve nj length brought forth an
article far superior 10 any USE which they would colel
y recommend all suffering with my Of these cnmpnihts
IL IS powerful Alternative the whue system. giving tone to
The umac and Ia the bowel, and promotes dseson
Sold Mt 81 COuuandt Price 80 cents rer bottle 81 W
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p. HOUSTON, N. q. Dentist,
No. 1. PARK PLACE. I3SMN

.g.W. DODGE, Miniature Painter,
III HESRYsTRgrT. ml7 3ms-
IL Price 80 cents per BOttle.-The chief virtues
Of tins 'lrcopheruuS meticntsd compound nre--
!. Its bncinc, trengthenInr and clarifying qualities;
,. lis gently stimulating the action OF the .kn;
). It's Producing and reaction IN the bulb or
mud particularly the pulp. which receives the vessels
md nerve, giving life and vigur 10 the hair.
1 lis equaIlzing the circulation nl the fluids:
Its freeing skin from The effects Of penpira0n, sclr,
md dnndnff, md dhnosrng the mlr IN clrl;
8 And will preserve the hair in beauty and
health la the latest perin of life.
Crnl'nr, advice Mi Diseases connected with the
hnr mt the Hair Cutting Rooms
ll6 Broadway. cornerof Liberty 81. up stairs c9 Inns
10 Board, Transient and Permanent, nj
81 Bond sr. JeS Inns
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BrRSs BRrsgs the whole virtues Of Conner, Mn
zeal PAN Exrtnc,rr were known believe that every
me bn,h nne and female would carry box. It has such
srisrt con'r, fire .cd mat alnyed lnet
tey an s applcutu ard al blister prevented This
yve should always be kept IN The house OF every inmy ~
cne Of Incident by fire and II Prove blessing 10 the whole
world To be found true onIy Al 81 Courthndt street
NJ THE EAST ISDI. TrE. will color he Hair henut'u
hlrck renpe may well dark HAIR grey or red II
they Use TIN. dye L. be applied withou, the least trouble
A u Court nndt
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FATAL AccIDENr-An interesting daughter
of Rev. DR.. Noyes was killed at his residence IN
Cambridge, on Saturday afternoon, by falling
from second story window to the pavement
She was four years old.
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REMEDY FOR i;EAFSEss-nr. McNuits Acoustic dnly
gaining N Ipuury II In peri rnef astonishing cure:
i never tns to CIV. relief We do sitivelv that 1t
il cure entirely every but refer the ncedI-
is 10 cases hn proved eectun remedy at t,tll
deaf eSs for yenr, standing Sold 81 t0urtind street."
,rce Al per flask As". the Chinese Hair dcnor, aG ef
ecrua article removing the hair from any part OF the body
IL .,,,u enf .hlf
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Raiinau III POrcr. Total.
amt per last report. $50 @ 81? $50 by I. sl20 Io5 ~
week ending June go 2.s9s 81 2.a}o VI o53I o
Whole am since Nov 30 3 &6 65 % $J 45 Osal25 99O q

Six thousand passengers were carried over the
Charesiown Branch Railroad the +h of Iuy-moe by 200
have been the road in day before There were
nout 1859 passengers road Friday. Not les than
$3.50 persons pissed the Ftchbure Railroad Thursday
mixing 400 each way including sntions. This Road
CONNIE with The named 100 persons aussed over the
two roads the Fourth.
In sympathy with all the other Railroads OF the
country the receipts of the Harlem are rapidly nceasns
The receipts Tor June. 1884, Sl5,gN and June lel3,
50 800 The first week July Si4 seven days the receipts
were So 7O0 against 80, 100 The period IN lsi3.
The ONO l.li. Insurance ard Trust Company
have declared semi annual dividend OF 81 cent payable
a, their agency IN this city on the 18th INST.
Dume>Ics exported from Boston during the
week ending July 6, 1874:
10 EaS Indies % bacs
w esf Indies.
South America ....oU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-10

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