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- Noiicr.-Tic annual Election for thirteen Director.
of lie f.1r-' an Drovers' Bank Tor hc ensuing year and
lr three Inspectors Tor ir neat Etc4ph lue held 81 Tie
Tuesday The sh day ~ July neN The POI VII he opened
AZ o'clock and closed 10 , o'clock 7. VI
By order o. le Board.
e,qfira d. W. TOWNSEND Cashier
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0russes.
TmOMpsON's TIUssEs, .oa B.

80 THOMPsON's TitUsSEs, soki BY
NV. r. BENJAMIN, Oace !. beekn.4n- street.
|Ab.ui .rs VI ue pByslclsns aud surgeons ~
New iorh have given iie.r seclded prefsfencc
d. f-s as you car ,fsoVsis The pressure from ofe o
nv ,<ygns on pure without back pad Which does
q ,u,cn IA ury To The sllr. lar ina beng NE beet uss
4 IL sapcroray 10 spped AMI sih o.ys uai sisen AID
IN does a ret tn r1ycfe, vDe per ofmng every knf
4 eAerc.~ VI cOusLns and ise pss.sc, eus-ue n.uey
cheerf.Iy returned. permanent cure easily efecLJ,
al " All 4ats-s If directions followed
Tnosr sending Tor thus Truss ouiy mrnuontLe sld@
nptred and inc round Tie his t'y ysaiu
re to syiisn~ir css.. yss5 edit
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ARpouINAL SUPPORTER.

A MANY INtFNIkD AbUD3IINAL olFfVNtIN
n sr.n,ed the pcrlsc, article VI the Atd esef ~.
-. IL fzs IN for Time. and Hplfo.epI
20 ~ ,,sfcs nrn ho have examined H. and pfvavsneea
~ rim The VI the Kind oesfed 70 us pec
y Tie sicto- requested Call add rxanne iof h,m
liver. The inventor has pat hem down 10 tc lvw zee
me Dollar. To be had only u N<ssnr Us A. - ha.X
hs United Sss.es BY mail Persons q dss.scs c.e
bem evus by sddrcesiag = sbevs. poes pead- Va boC
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SANS soyoI HOTEL. BALLsToM SPA, n: <

- THIS LONG kNOWN AND fAsOhIIk boIAo'
~ shmeni with III. extensive grounds belonging W u,
and all lis sppureD snces has been recently pat in" us
most perfect order and repair and VIII be openoi fof Nc
reception Of Wis tors on the 18th VI June next
The inducements and advantages offered ~ the shs
Souc' a. adeg hul retreat too widely hno"
TO render minute description necessary ls spacious and
elegant saloons and aparments-he rich and dv.fsned
beauty Its extensive pleasure grounds, now IN the highest
,tac hns and Guilty stionte quiet retirement OF lie
,ady the CONTEXT and order wiac 10 intend
ID shall per- and chafacerke ia. whole
all combine present uGrlysled attractions ~ The public
generally.
To families and To those Who from delicate be- ah osS
reason may prefer quiet fepose II Oilers peculiar Siysn
a.es It's location SIX miles Ssraogs opnDss, win
snch communication by railroad several times day.
s agoGdng easy opportunity Of ming ling n the gsuss aid
nusencnis VI that fashionable altering place, without bs'
ng sub cc,ed tile and confusion OF s cfowds
Ihe Saratoga Mineral slcfs will bc constantly furnished
fresh sth u and sparkling al the spfn.s themselves
There Mineral Fountains IN the mnejiar vicinity
II Sans couc OF great value and efficacy The new
SuIpus sPsIss Barns Saratoga Lake, four miles
Instant and carriages Will he Hotel al oil umes ios
accommodation o VISITORS ho may ish ~ tc Dstns,
y TO enjoy the delightful scenery Of The lake.
The Souci' Will be under the charge III Mrs H. H.
CRANE and H. W. HUxFOKD, late OF the Eagle Tavern,
Albany and they trust that their personal efforts, together
with liz many natural advantages and stfacoDs WI render
all tai could be wished for by those who se.k besus
comfort or pleasure during the coming season
le5 Du
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. NLwpURCH SUMMER RErKgAT.-rh

- NkWBJRGH SUMMER RETkEAT.-Ths
subscriber respectfully announces W VIZ pubic uai ~
- siil continues To keep the above named boAkDlNO
ESTABLISHMENT for The reception VI bOse wtO may
Ia Joy the Vantage Of cool and healthy sim1 ptsfr
rie House 10 LARGE ard COMMODiOCS, and pls-ssnly
r,.rei ON Aes,irmy Hill within five miDuies wsk VI us
earul .nt landing The prosvet VI the richest ~ !s
Iuayoa sfordns an unotsruetcd view Of Newtaryh Bay
md Lne Of West Point, te highlands seounlAns'
Min oa,I .y the day OF week . reasonable pr,ce
Newbargh, May. lSth lmy47 In!spl L. y. DODoE'
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RESPECT FOR CONSISTENCY some time since
two heather boys were broush, 10 this country TO
obtain a Christian education. The evils OF rum
iriakiag had been impressed upon their minds
nv our Missionaries as 10 render il, in their esiima
lion incompatible with the purity Of religion On
landing they were invited TO share pleasant home
with citizen distinguished for hospitality. whose
kindness they amply repaid by their cheerful art
less manners. During their stay, the host was Wis
tied 10y distinguished clergyman whom he IN
most atscctonalc manner introduced 10 the boys as
"a M,ckaRary," adopting their own pronuncia
tonl. The BOYS seemed awe struck with the pre-
scnce of SO high digniiary; and seating them
selves in distant part of the room silently eyed
MIN with intense interest. resisting every effort
to overcome their reserve. At length the NJ
.cation of the host was turned from the boys
to the sideboard; whence he drew, for the better
entertainment of his guest. the welcome decanier
The clergyman had no sooner taken draugh
han the spell which had bound the boys IN such
brcaihless silence. dissolved and sprlnsins
from their seats they moved through the apartment
with an air of amazcmcni mingled with contempt
cxcaiminc lie no Michanary -uichnHary no
drink rum
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El JUST F1NISHED-Eegnt shor, Mo.eskin
KY Hats nj the low price u -; ZINE Nun FUR al 81
iiesr Hats equal 10 Hats co.nm0n, soi ty
oilers ~ Also, Elegant Imitation Moisskin Hats -
-2,s and $2,25. GEO r. II. BROWN, Practical n aug
40 Genial street sHlm"
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Rn.anre.-Th1-- desiring an carry supply of the Posi-
Oace Letter Balance. iOr winch >fept.usul, Hlvsri
Dsgi. III Piston have contracted WIKI, The Government 10
furnish ell ~. Poi Ocrs 90 e L. = ~ have Tie prefer
-lr. TO any onier- by application Go heir Agent hc
go0s store nf Paine Burgess. % JuhnsL This CIV. The
arm of : IL % ~ Tire Oldest ami mos, extensively
.rovrn I'M f. L. : fr works " great tecacy AMI perfect
s,.h ami those BALANCES vii b.. flrd % b, mon. accurate
u any nov Ia Use either imported or % American manu-
F.~sura an lVO,t
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REFERENCES.

Messr. Winslow and Perkins, Wal street. New-York.
JfcOh Lille 4 Co.
Ro! eri H. Morris, ESQ Postmaster
A aiho'i L Robertson Councillors al Law,
j. A L 4 J. Robertson. Pearl street,
shc don. Phelps Co. South William,
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hk. ROSS would call ie attention VI Physicians TO ins
u ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, winch Tor three yssss
,ast proved et Ia be- satisfactory oss
who have uresi H. well gratifying "a h.mslf Many
ue Profession approve u II, some u Who"
irr the following: 49,.
Prot. V. Mott A. H. Stevens, MD. R-k Hosm4n, ND
Prof w. Parker, }. L. Bliss MD r. Berger, MD
proC G. A. Lee A. l. Io. NIB o. NAAes, MD
yro[ n Mas LII Bcffowe Md A. Claon, ND,
~ Johns,oa, ~ D. r. ). Kssar. MD - ?. Basiey; ND.
A. s,s..s =, D. y L.ns.cy No. ". y. bssl, ND.
G. Eo@1.' 81 d. Med ready MD A snsin. D., Ae
Pr,r. - n, IS X Amify-sf. Jgn l. "a - lne,d-
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. CnnnI lrom NJ old Ki,cr 70 Mcmrhi-.-

order Of Ire Board ~ Mayor and Aldermen OF the Town
Memphis Tennessee do hereby advertise tor proposals %
construct Cana rom Wolf River "a the ty Of Memphis a
distance of Eleven Miles sad Canal vii be- aid
ions Of EACH and scaled proposals for it cousrc-
ion vii DC received lire el day ui July next; tie
paid for the Bonds OF The Corporation having
Twenty Years 70 run in Interest psy able seu,nua
Philadelphia
TIE Corporation Of debt and has revenue which
ss increased o. per per annun Tor he last four years
and now amount. about twenty-five SjUHl thousand dol
ars year.
Operators wishing contract are invited 20 come and
anime tie ground when all the Information desired viii be
furnished J. j. FINLEY, Mayor 81 Memphis Term.
Memphis 5fh Apni. 1873 al ilyAos
10 Water Cure ~ Icjnncn -rrings.-This very
beautiful romantic ard healthy place i easy OF ACCESS h'n-
-uari un.y - miles East of Albany. ~ miles y. W 0
Hudson and mile, Nes oi Plitsicld Mass and presents
natural advantages for purposes Of health seldom equae'
For particulars address post PAID Joe. >h,w W d. or Da
gid Camhrl Lebanon Springs Columbia Co. y. \"
TIE Waicr-Cure Journal and Teacher Of Health, Joel
Shcw. NJ D. Editor. Campbell Wntmarsh Publishers
-rf be obtained of WIN. H. Graham. Tribune Buildings 6o
Nassa-sircel Scv-iolk City subscribers viii hereafter
their numbers al this place TENS - per volume
~ f Inn |fao-s Dol nfT
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAMs ELECTuARY ian Internal reneiyl Is
Doer.a.n for the PILES either inlsfns %
eing or bind sold only THIS city al te of'cs OF s
orginai Proprssor A. UPbAM, NJ d. .esa.r educsieJ
pf.esn OF twenty years experience c0nhneo I'd an vufe
49, e. .re piles and all Chrome Dlss2ses sucress
y rreared Medical Ofce les Bowery, four doors aose
-. iei1 luls
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mTLLs. RATTEa, l7s BROADWAY.

MILLS, HALTER, l7e BROADWAY,
E1 HOWARD EOIEL-Has now ready. s--or
HI men; of sumner Hai-. 10 which he a,,eton @: reD
t.erlen j. invited, a. Inc following prices, VIZ
frrrcA PFar. is Ec| zriiriei 80
tc-siss~f~s .srss- D
White French also 4 new srt.riel......,..... &c
>noo.n w niie Castor. "
Also, al sseodisa of Panama Fine Palm Leaf Boemry
and other Has, suitable for the srxson
lef I'M MILLS. i7s Broadway. How ard Hotel
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Muir,RY-Thc Field Officers Of the Firs, Brig
rle Connecticut Militia met IN this city YESTERDAY and
elected Colonel Nathan NJ Waterman. Brigader Gen
,ral. in place OF General Jarvis Gaze. resigned.
Hartford Courant
SHOCKING AociDEST.-Norman Miner young
man aged % years insr' y killed near his resi-
icncc mile east OF this village, ON saturday last ey
The falling OF a limb from tree he was telling
Batavia Advocate.
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n,,,. raTE>T uO-E for CrOtOn " 4


n n co NORWICH Conn June =. 1873 !
DIVIDEND Vi Tret Ter c 4 Tor The a.l ~ mouths
n IL. Leu declared Tie siAfr- 0i tl, COrporauOn,
80 ~, - 49, ia. mr.; cay Of JUS neat the hocTs
- M, ~. M in- Tie Transfer Office liz sui
10 Bank Boston he Bank q u sale Of New York IN
lie CIV ., New OK and al las orice
Ia Rnk.uil b.. co-r frUn lie -lih Of June instant
,e,t1eS q. :. PERKINS, Treasurer.
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- NEW JERSEY nOTEI.-MORRisTOW
y: Tie subscribers respectfully inf, tssr friends and
- lie public generally, that the and eoipmo@;ious
sgs. erected tor Hotel al Mofrso~n, New Jef~y, 10
Inn ,er eompapy when they hope nT,ssh bsm sueh
,ommOaa..on. as " cnll.c item " public iayof.
u. w. NOE,
,ss ssw2m DAVID CROWEL
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HI NEVER SPEAKS KIND TO ME.-Convcrsins
The other dav with an interesting little girl between
The age of six and seven took occasion 10 impress
upon her mind the deb, OF gratitude due from her to
her Heavenly parcn; for hcs,owing upon her So
good AMI kind parent whom every body loves
VAS perfectly thunderslruck with her answer. Loos
ns me iu in the face with her soft blue eyes she
replicd' lie never speaks Kind tome. Perhaps ihis
Christian father harrasscd with the Of life was
unconscious that he had roughly checked the fond
attentions OF his child hut could cares or the inter
ruptions Of his child excuse unkindness or total
want Of tokens OF endearmeni Win fathers cxa
mine their habits on this point
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sEvtSrH WsHD BASx New ors- June Y, iSih
nIyIDF<U-Tae President snd Directors have 7 II :
IL DAY declared dividend os Tire per cent Of ht
rut. Of Inc currea sx motifs. pay abe al. aer Tie s
iez Iw A FRASER, Cashier.
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Al~SOll Of
~ Notice hereby given, HAT Tie Col irrr-.rp hereto
,,r, ,xistlnr under iie Of \. NJ. T. T. Ryder j.
dissolved hy t. death OF Alfred NJ Ryder The business
II late firm VII be- closed by NE surviving fdftner
edgar 4 RYDER New York July 1t. 1870
CO-PARTSERsHlP.-EDOAR /. Ri DIR, hls ilis day,
orns artner,ip " 700 Als brU,he- >IEPHEN, under
rb, trm Of r. r. IS RYDER. they VIII continue 10
rulcfure buy and eel. Has Caps, Fur, &C, a. the old
stand No Zb Wafer street AMI they hope 20 merit cou-
1uanee OF he "a rouacc bestowed upon the ate n the
"a. twenty year. New York July i-', 1875 lyl W.
Any PEK~UN wl-lins 10 adoptas their own, laSe
n a, AN Apprentice. remarkably tine lule American
,v of or wear. old of pccisbs pafcnlage and AREA
~ soine,, ha, advanced biz education can have oppor
unity do 60 u the references are sau,lciofy, by apply
.ng ii,u,,l,a,,.ly Ar ~ PaIk Row ieS0 lw
50 nnn ANY PER>ON having that amount in
> I,UUU. cash can purchase bali lie interest
r,uu,,ciurius business winch Will pay net prunt OF
DaO Dollar, per annga The partner must take charge OF
h. business Call al No. 10 W al srreii room IL " b.
The beet OF reference viii be required. le1' ~
c.c nOn KEWARD.-Ih- above reward VIII be
'yC.UUU paid for the recovery OF lhc following suns
N.ucvor In proportion 20 tie amount recpseed-whlch
vas -u from Barge Inou OF fcuFhserpsie, 81 Tie
o f Nurravffeef hefN The hours OF and T. NJ %
Monday the I'll instant the passage TO Pouslkeep-ie
sioeo Of The bills Of he Merchants, Exchange Bank,
~ ~, oh. bill. Of lie Bank OF Pou-hkeep-e.
~ OF he bills OF FarE.ers anu manufacturers
Bank OF rOC- hkeef-ie
$500 lie M, ol various other BanA-.
= 2 BENJAMIN. Cashier Of the
F.-,,.,.. .,4 Ni-u, fscfurcrs' BsnF, Pou-hkeep-e.
r. NORTH Cashier u ne
Bank Of POughseepse.
Any Information NAY be given TO the Merchants ESshenge
3sn.' Y,,,-y,rs le-3 OFF
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rz--rpirea states Pos: Onicc Pa,cu, Letter

J. Lr.xDr-s sTasn. Manager AL General Agent
ie-n O-T
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Rose Ointment, tor ,Eetter.
a PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

PHiLAnLLPuA, MAY 2Uh, 1889.
THIS is to certify II At was severely ail clcd
l with rciier IN the hands and fret for upwards
Of forty wears; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. / applied to /
number of rhy sicn,ns and used great many apI-
ca'ious without cf!trins a cure. About Y, ar
since. applied tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped thc itching. and few applications immed-
ar,ly cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although had never been nd Of it a,
any Time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, ielow Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. b.
Nau. han S Iurh Fast corner of Third and Race
Streets, Fhildde phia, aud sud on agency in Sunbu-
ry. by Ii. B. MASSER,
May lfih. lsi3. AgcSt.
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cEnTIF-cnTEs OF AGENCY
For the sale of Braa3rch's Vegetable Unicersd
PiLS.

For the sale of Branareh's Vegetable Unieersdi
fIlS.
Northumberland county; Na,on--MNkev &
Chamhe,hp. Sunhury-H B. Masser. M'Evens-
vllle-lrelaud Il Me,xrll Nnnhuml erland-W m.
Forsyth. Georcetown--J. & J. Walls.
Union County: New Bcrlln-Bogar & Win
ter. George Gundrum. Middle.
hu,g-Isaac Smith, BeavCrown---David HuLIer.
AdamsburG-Wm ]. May. Mif1insbure- Menseh
n Ray Hat!etnn-Dan'el Long Frcchurg-
Il. & F.C. Moyer. lewishurG-W alls & Gtern.
Columhin county DsnVille-E. b. Reynolds
Il Go. Berwck-Shuman * II uenhnuse. Cat
tawissa--',. G. Brohts. Di0nmshurg-John II.
Meyer. Ic,sey rown-lev Bscl. Washington
Roht. McCay. IimestnGe--Bal"'' L ncNinch.
Observe hat each AGENT has an Enerav,d Ger
'iicate of Agency. containing representation o
ur BRANURETH'S Manuiactrry AT Sing Sing
ard upon which viii asa I've seen exact copies al
the neic MJeis nop used upon tie Brandreh Pill
BurfS.
Philadelphia, Office No. S. Month s,h street.
b. BRANDRETN, VI. ID.
lame 2i,h. lSS3
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II O S e DIN r M T. n II,
FOR 'rElvE'Egs

RINGwoRMs, rIMrLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTAsEoUs ERCPTIoNs.
Gr The foiio,ciag cert ifca,e describes one ofihe
most extraordinary cures euer Effected by any
application.
PmLADErrHIA, February 10, 1888.
t'OR twenty ycars was severely afflicted with
l. TkrTEn on tho Face and Head: the disease
commenced when | was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896. VARYING in vio.
Ience but without ever disappearing. During most
OF tie time great part Of my face covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch.
ing; my head swelled a, times until it felt il it
would huTst-ihe swellini was so g'eat that could
scarcely get nv hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, used gren,
many al plications (among them several celebrated
irepa'ations) as W II as taking inward remedies,
including number ofhntl,s of S,cdim's Pdndcea.
Er!ract Of Sarsapari1d, &c, In fact il would lie
impossible To enume'a'c all the medicines used.
] was also under the care Of two of the most dis.
tinguished physicians Of This CITY. but without re-
celvng m'ch henefit. and drspaired of ever being
cured. In the fll of 1890. the disease at The time
being very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (preparcd by Vaughan & Davs,) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling aha'cd, the sruption began to disappear
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured. 1t has now been nearly a wear and hall
since and there is not vrstige Of the disease rr.
naming except the scnIs from the deep pits formed
by the disease. |, is imp ssibe for to describe
in a certificate the severity of the disease aud my
suffering, hut will lie pleased to give fuller &c.
conn, to any person wanting further satisfaction
who will c"ll on Al the time commenced
using the Rrse Oin,men! would have given hun
drcds of DO Lars TO be rid of The disease. Since u
sing it, have recommended il 10 several persons
(among them my mother, who bad the disease bad
" on her nrm.) who w.re a cured by it.
JAMES DURNELl, No. l56, Race ST.
Tr Tic Rose Oin,mrnt is prepared by +. B
Vaughan. Sns'h East conner of Third and Race
s,re,t., Phi'nd lphia. and sold ,n agency in Snnhu
ry. bv II. b. MASeER,
May li,b, 1919. Agent
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MEDICAL APPRECIATION

OF The ROSE OINTMENT, for 1.itcr.
4 LTHOUGII the superiority OF he preparation
"A over all others is fully established the pr pre-
tors take pi asure in laying before he public the
following certificate from respectable physic
a graduate cf The University OF pennsy lvanls. DT.
BauCh, having found in this remedy that relief fr
n tedious and d-ngrceahr affection which the means
within the range Of lis profession failed to afford,
has no, htsita,,d 10 give it his appreciation, although
the prciudiccs AID Interests Of that profession ale
pposed to secret Remedies.
PnILArELruIA, Sept. 10, 1896.
| was recently troubled With tedious herpetic
crupri,n. which cn,eed nearly 81 i'e uf my face,
and extended over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, prnlriC-
ioi of The Rosc Ointment observing my face, rn-l-.
ted on my yinc his Prcrhra,ioR "t whlch he ham
del ne a jar. Although N common with he mem
hers Of my profession, jscounrrnance and disap.
prove Of the numerous nostIums pa!nird upon the
pot lie y en"I aUl pr tenders, irrl IN nsce hound
t" eSc,p, the Rose Ointm,n, from rha' class of me-
dcincs. and To give II nv appreciation, entire
y cured the eruption, although it h I'd resisted the
usual apphcatons. DANL BAuGH, NJ. ID.
QJ The Rose Ointment is prepared hy l., i.
Vaughan, South Eae, co,usr Of Third ard Race
Streets, PhiIadc'phIa, aud sold on ag,ucy in sun
bury, by HI. Is. MASSER,
May l+th, 1913. Agent
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'hr put lie will please observe that II" Brsndieth
Pi's are genuno, unless The hoS has three n
hes upon il. (rhe top, the si'e AID the bottom
each continuing &c. simi'c signature of nv hand.
writing, thus--B. BR,NpurrH, NJ D.--1 heSr Ia
hel engraved on steel. beautifully designed.
and done at al expense nf over S2euo. Il Therefore
il will be thai me only thing necessary to pro-
cure the medicine IN lis purity, TO observe these
lahels.
Rememh.r III" top, the side, aud the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly authrri
z,d aud hold
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE,

No. 231, North Third, g6ove CrtfoghW 81,
PHILADELPHIA.
E Ohm DUNCAN. late frnm the Pennsyvs.
eE MA Farmer, and Samuel Pike, jr., la of 4.
m'rioan Hotel, Columbus ohio, take pleasure IN nc
qnairIins their friends and the public generally that
thfy have taken the large aud coInmodlous Hotel,
recently huithy the Mtssis. Hat, ON the sarnr site
once occupied 10y the old established Hotel known
rs the Bulls Head, in Third street above Calow.
hill ST.
This Hotel is finished in the very !est possible
manner, sud OF Ihe best msicIlas. lls ioCaton Is
very desirable particularly fnr county merchants
the arrangements for hcaiiLg and vsnuIatlng each
room is such as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms are all light and airy, sll furnished IN a
neat style, so as TO insure comfort.
The receiving parlors are also furnished in SUI
perh style, the windows are on the French style
forming entrance To balcony in front, whith
makes pleasant recess. Paruculai attention hs:
been given to the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture, are entirely new.
from years experience in otel business, VT
trust, by strict sssiduiIy tc business. TO make ihi
house a desirable stopping place. Our table vii
always he supplied with the very best our marke
can afford, and our bar with the best liquors anC
wines of the most approved brands.
P.S. There are first rate stsblInp snd csHise'
houses attached to the hotel, attended by casiu
and sober hos,eTs, and our ohsrges III be low II
accordance with the present hsrd times
PhilsdFlpkis, Oct. 7h, le4a,