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aOARDING SCHOOL

PREPARATORY tBOARDlNG) SCHOOL, MIDDLE
i TOWN CONN-D. II. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL.
F.,npsted IN l5 Sessions commence May ION and Nov
5t continuing FIVE months at 80 per session Thorough
or-pars % for College business and personal attentions
m secured 10 pupil. A. fully the most Xpensiye SCHOOL,
Laos from New York placed 10 charge OF careful per,
- t.,as,,.y
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~ boston Subscriptions 10 the Newly ORR
Tribune ed by authorized Agents, kEDDiSc ..
s'sfe-treet T-rrn.-e cent. week or Two eSD' ''
Single Copies 1870. Z,
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, FOR eers or -
per annuIn- $780,,
All new and cheap publications for sale as low - issasd
by BosLou Publisher Theirs Napoleon leI eoau
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. BAtQI 1T, CIasscu, tntlsh anl fltnch ech1'l'
-. FNzabelown New Jerseyln This Sci on the ancient
and modern languages taught with erest Pupu-
Ar prerar for college he c1untnghouse aud have NO
advantage hearing and speairg daily the English span
ish and French languages
Circulars may be- had e bookstores of Messrs. r. ock
9,,.Ir.v OF 3taw imTuThASs
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kFTERNOON snt Evening Classes in Frescb, under
n me instruction OF Prof ;. NLLEPLAlr, are now be-
ng formed Mr. GTeenleiis school iO young ladies', l,
Pirrr-p0n.-sL corner Of Clinton, BrOOAlyn Ladies tnf
gentlemen proposing join these classes, or desiring any
further Information respecting en, may apply - above o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

,Y' One would suppose from the way that immi-
grants from the Old World and from the Eastern
States are pouring into Territory at the present
speaking bai the people were afraid of finding all
our lands entered and every nook and corner TILED
up. There has it Is true. been vast quantity Of
land taken up this season bat there are lots lett
There Is It'll room to- in our Territory. Tor good
many thousand. Bu, those who come first will Of
course be best served Milwaukee Sen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

fI'U ARCHITECTS, Dos, Ma-ou-, aud srnt-hei
4 engaged b. Building. Ac.-JOHN GAkN RI. inodr,et
ornamental plaster AMI gIOa marble anui ael4irI .
Roadway next Sib1's Theatre, j. prepared " eN-t-e
pa.sr ornaments Of every description. hor-e"orH ~ -
-rs 10 a superior aud wOrznallke mh1nef On trfn- ~.
.uay mOiersf- without additional cnafsr i'f mO-'.-It
whatever ihe design may br. Gentlemen e-.nus -.
houses fnsnsd ID tie beautiful styles 81 present
and b.- ns-ors haViny ornament ~ofs % 90 ,--
"a their o~n Interest BY giving J. O. Il.i- So -
designs csr-lli, execuis- Modelling Tor us @ ~
AMI ns.-r orr. rent. furnished % rcAsor~Se Su'
~. fom the county purcigsly aiienae1 ". Al1l'r'
~. 80. $50. ora in.-u.- repaired an maze s1lAi 20
~ u '4-'e '' ol6 8. II r. 4
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Cl.,r. OF Ladies' aud Misses OF various grades IN Busl
cal ,ldy-boh In sOliegge and Eocazsuon-are taught m
re morning and aferroon The for Ladies and Gen
teinen the eveuuOne Of which classes = no" SUD
M tfs Oosra Linda b. Cham01iN" by DonzeuL
The Piano Forte and Singing taught Do private lessons
- =, 49,. :, hol ar fh. rrrif. r--irerre %
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rY- Gurncy's premium pasuerrian t'ailery.-
ls. BroaINsy, S--l gf.- ICES "a 20 a. NJ go. >
IN. p-sreu. TIE pubic RESPECTFULLY nvIsd Io ca. AZ
i,d.- fcr themselves g XXI
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Our greatest annoyance Is the rattle snake. which
abounds a tbs greatest profusi0n. But these will
tualy give place e. have plenty Of fine fish in
Arsnsss Bay which. by lhe By is beautiful sheet Of
water but lie nsvi cation j. interrupted by sand bare
Vessels Of lighter drau IN than feet pass the bar
and 90 as FAR ns shell Island ten miles The chan
nell il very winding and intricate and wei adapted for
wrec king of small craft. j.
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FOE THE PILES.

nR. UPHAMS ELEC1UARi tan internal remedy IS b
certain cure Tor the PILES, either internal - rStefnal
bleeding blind Sold only In ts city al ihe Once OF hr
orsina Proprietor A. UPHAM VI. ID. regu ar educated
enty years experience cOinncd 10 an once
PRACTICE where Piles ard Chronic diseases are success
July treated Medical Office ~ bo.ery four do0fs above
spnug-st Odce hours from a. NJ. % 3 I. NJ ADVICE
.rsfs ola I'm
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ttE--k>. CnAs. COIdeft 4 DR.. l. ". POfsr, No - -
vi Marks Place. W. reopen heir School on The lei Of
September.
BESIDES scholars FOR COLLEGE they give such par
cuAr attention 10 lie study auA practice " the French, hs
m he ast sixteen years ihs institution has been 10 opera
non here is instance Of pupils VINO could noi speai
French fuenty sileT Two years Ia isls school
The French and Spanish languages part OF me rrgl
AR course Of Instruction in the school
German Is also Taught desired for which An extra charge
srAfe a1<s ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

70 HENRY HoNfs, of the well known firm OF
Homes and Homer Boston, died on Sunday last a, Md
dle5oro', Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

M lsKOss WorsG-d ooru for Window snaies-
UU Sor sa.s by Kelly Rlkes, ~ 1911 CaAIaansi slo
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HEMP-TEAD SEMINARY. Ne

ii Mae BOARDING. school, s.. DUNN, An Principal, on
ti. railroad Il miles from BOokyn-Wntsr Term com
irencs lst Nov rms el-Oa year Circulars alJ. Cham
berlin E.qfs so1ih ,Nthsm-si y. Y. The Principal also
al fh. above ID ace during October. Oi3 ~
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rl,IlI sIt.AK INDIAN PlLLs.-lmoortant Fact

fIIII II YAK INDIAN PILLs.-ImlOftant FacL-
DE- q. Benz Smiths Pills are The beet medicine now IN use
for Coughs. Col Headache foul stomach impure blood,
Dyspepsia aud Liver paint and bind selves 10
re-, d he money n all cats Of failure. Unless q. Benz
n This written with pen on the bottom vi the box We
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nv, A. 4 .,UIA~- or ORPHAN ChlA-hE "
from 10 ,srs Of age. VIII te re-
-,v INTO = .rnily IN country, IN Cornscuc1Il al
~a.oras- compensation Every care VIII be EXTENDED 10
f nj tlr 4. The test OF references - IA BE gwen
and required Apply a % MAiden-lane. OIL 81
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% NOriIER, AND NuhsE.o-

ANU
WI DR. EtaaS O. ebrIted Soothing Syrup gOif Little
bajes would avoid very affecting and distressing syIptos
ami oien fatal Commissions. The gums swell, NJ ma D.
-zed with frequent Of cyng rctcnngs, starting IN tr
se-p and -pass " peculiar pats -hneks WIN vl.encr
uuts 10 fingers mOah &c. sod by J. D. FAY sOe
AGENT l.6 tuOnsL Lamp s.Ore sun Building, Nes-fofA
Pfi.e n cent. Iyll bmeOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

/'uUItI FAMILY MEDICINES, tor sale ny
NDAVlD SANDS CO II East Broadway, cor Mar
kel-si VIZ
B-rinud. Arrow Root ofsu riOr quality, warranted pure
Cod-pressed Castor Oh, perfectly sweet IN ooi'es Tor
family ,,i 49, .
Leecne constantly on hand, and for sale or aPphe' oy
con. yeirDt p-rsOr . -, -. s-.
sress spring Water received fresh from tne spring
delivered 10 any part Of tie Guy - ., ,..,
- 90
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I,itOIIt FAMILY MEDICINES, Drugs, q enc
u a., &C. Tor sac By DAVID SANDS & co Chemists
aud Phsr 4ceut-, II Eas. BrOaiway corner Of Mara l.
- Also A large assortment OF tie most delicate French
-. OlSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

Boari Tuition, " ASKING and shis-Ac pupil furnishing
Do. bed, bedding and napkins : ~.
spanish, French, Painting Embroidery and MUSIC on le
Piano, no the usual rates 81, =, p
Persons wishing for Circulars or mn interview with Mr.
may leave her names and address with J. l. Blake, D. d.
II fu.ons " Y Circulars may also be- obtained a. Office
THE Tribune log itZaw-I WILLIAM PARKER
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NIIDDLETOWS POINT

vi Parker A VI. PGnc pal-This Institution Is located ID
H. nea.ani vii,ge Of Mod Point, 30 miles : w Of
Nes-Yora between which there a'daly communication
by steamboat SC
Mr. T. receives into his family pnpis OF both sexes
assisted hv efficient male and female teacler- and rom DIS
long experience teaching the ease oi access o. NJ Z ana
orovcra health liue-s and The general satisfaction 81
bis former patrons. commrnd- tie ln-utuon % the taFofi
e. regard Of ihe citizen. OF New-N0r and Brooklyn
- weeas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-23

DIANU FORTE Manuisetory-Ihv subscribers sfs
uos nnshug al entirely s~ article VI Instruments,
Which are warranted superior any Ia USE and 10
srep tune much longer The Improvement eotsisu Id
ucriol, OOylaunx every oOJccr
hon heretofore caused By the Of metallic plsics Va IN
lrrgins he tlne Professors and purchasers uy1 w
"A tx aIIinaIlo1 of these INSTRUMENTS
GLENN, ROGERS co.
of l52 FultOn.st Last side Broadway
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,IK. &. sCHiFFER,.,

vi -iniction In Dancing. Waiting La Polka, Mazurka
Mnueis, Galopadvs, Cuadrcs, English Contra and - AN
ism Dances, sc. VIII commence on Monday - -,h a
Enr farther nnrclaf. nea.e cal. above ~ bWeOd'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23

greet and ulesanco 10 our melancholy pride
IN the departed! The home which hi, pa
rents loved--lh alter where they were
narried--lhe las. spot Of lsish soil they
saw may be unknown, but the fame oil
theiI son reflects back upon their country
too broadly aud bighdy TO be confined TO
localities, or have limits less extensive than
this island. Ever IN HE hie he WAS proud
b( his descent, and his heart would glow d,
the sigh any Of lrelaed's humblest sons.
While grateful people-ovet whose
growth he has watched. for whose rights
ne brsved death in the field, aud the fury
u( strong bad faction in peace while they
are rendering due honor to his virtues, his
services, and his example, some sons OF
Ireland, banished'by msrule, will, we trust,
asa representative Of the people Of the he
roe fathers, miugle in their grief, aud claim
as a sad prerogatve of his bIihrlghi, 10
mourn for The lluslrious dead.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
N % EH VI aaA HDsH g,S
CHARLES EkEL T.
XdgSEeDa'o

ESMBRACING the present opportunity Of
~ A EXPIRE sing his thank(ulness to his lriendsond
the public generally, FOR the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public in general that he still continues to carry on
the above business at his old established stand on
the corner of Main and East streets where he
aopes by strict attention to business, 10 receive
and merit share Of public patronage as heretofore
lie deems it unnecessary TO go into lbe game Of
brag or to uso any soft solder about his SKILL IN
the PROFESSION OF GARMENT CUTTING
as his shop is Of long standing, and his work he
thinks will speak for ITSELF and far more louder
than words. But he would merely say that, he
warrants his work done with noatness, durability,
md in the latest fashionable manner, and will en-
ure good fit in all cases.
n. b. Charges moderate to snit the times. Al
kinds 0lcounry ploduce taken in exchange for
work. at market prices
BlOumsburg, Nov 8 ls44,29
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
HISTORY OE WYODlING BIZ
CHARLES MINER.

s. SUBSCRIPTIONS are respectfully solicited for
- the forthcoming History of Wyoming. The
work. now ready for Press, will make an Octave
volume of about six hlndred pages of which five
hundred pages will embrace he main body of the
narrative. The Appendix, besides vsriety of Gu.
Gus and illustrative articles, will contain the "Tke
Hazettol l ravellers," revised with numerous add.
lions, personal anecdotes, incidents and sketches
of character, making about an hundred pages.
The author thinks proper to say, II at no pains
have been spared to obtain information upon ever,
lpoint connected with this subject. He has tlattcr
ed himself as Wyoming has become classic gronnt
as Gnnumerable errors have heletofor,
existed in regard to its story and as its very into
resting civil character has been scarcely touche,
upon, that amest every gentleman would desire fo
his library, in respect to it, an authentic narrative
The purpose Of taking up subscrip ions is to ena
BILE the author to judge whu, number Of copies i
would be proper TO publish
! The Book will be neatly printed in octavo form
on excellent paper With several illustrative plates
bound in cloth, in modern style, and delivered t,
subscribers at Two Dollars copy.
No money to be paid until the Book is delivered
subscriptions rcceirea al This Office.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

THlLDREN are most subject to themb but per
~ sons of all ages are liable to be afflicted with
them. Bad breath, palencss about the lips ushed
cheeks, picking at the nose wasting away canuoss
pain in the bowels joints or limbs disturbed sleep
tfIghttul dreams, moaning and sometimes of vor-
lclous appetite, ave among the symptoms ofworms
Many are doctored for months, for some other i'm
iginary disease, when one box Of ShermGns Worm
Lozcnges would effect cure. D. Ryan, corner
OF Prince street and the Bowery, cured man of
worms that was reduced TO a skeleton, and by only
ono box of Sherman's Lozenges: Eeis now as fat
las an Alderman Th Hon. b. b. Beardsey
has saved the life of one of his children by them.
The sale of over 100000 of boxes has fully test
ed them. They are the only iniallbIe worm des
roying medicine known. What family will be
without them!
Consumption, Coughs Colds, Whooping Coughs
Asthma, and all affections of the lungs, willfnd a
healing value in Shcrmans Cough Lozenges. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
Streeter, jonathan Howanh, Esq. and that worthy
Id L~'v is''''u'd Ro5u,v. from the cvIrsuptvr's
grave They cured in one day The Rev. Mir Dun.
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; VIM. H. Atrce Esc
OF distressing coughs. They are the peasantes
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofany klowr
remedy.
Headache ,Sea-sokness and Palpitation relieved OF
Lozenges Persons attending crowded ~ooins r
travelling will find them to impart buoyancy Of
spirits and renew their energies, Those suffering
from too free living willind a few of the lozenges
to dispel the horAors and owness of spirits. M
hralh, of the Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
ed himself of severe headache by them captain
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington. has wit.
messed their efficacy in great many cases of sea.
sickness. They operate like charm upon the
agnated or shattered nerves, Ps Shemans Pool
Mans Plaster does upon rheumatism, umbago
pain or weakness in the side, back: breast or any
part of the hody. Mr.. II. &. Daggers, 80 Am
street; Henry r Goulding; 35a Chatham
street Moses J ilenriques Esq. and 4
multitude of Others have experienced iht
wonderful effects Of these PIasters
Price only l24 cents. Caution is necessary
10 see that you get ibe genuine Sherman,
Lozenges and Plasters, as there are many
worthless articles attempted 10 be pslmet
of in place ol.hem, by those who woulc
rlfle with your life for shilling.
DR.. Sherman's warehouse is al lO6 Mas
sau streel.-For sale by
John R. Moyer-Bl Bloomsburg
WIN l. Waller IL co - Berwick
Low d Thompson-Lime Ridge
f q j, Lazarus--O Orangevite
NJ. G. emoker- Buck Horn
l., d A !. Bisel-Jerseytown
Derr & M'Bride--W bite Hall
John Moore Danville.
Stephen Badly, Cauawissa.
Jan. 4-l845--37. Gm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
"WHO SAID YOU VAST"

Pitt was proceeding to dine with the
LORD Mayor of London, and, being un-
popular a, the time, was hissed and hool
ed A gentleman in full dress-a Join,
Of tas minister's tail observed one Of the
nobility looking at him, with his hand full
ef mud.
I'm moi Mr. Pitt I'm Mr. Pin! he
vociferaied from his carriage.
WHO said you was, spooney" con.
lemp,uously exclaimed the fellow, at the
same time especially flinging his handful in
she. genlcmsn's teeth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23

fraud, snd shall he punished as such in accordance
with the provisions Of the seventh section Of this
SEC " 1t shall be the duty Of every Judge, In
spector aud clerk conducting tho election author
zcd to be held by virtue Of this act to take lin addi-
ton to the oath affirmation he is now require tb
law to take) an oath OF Affirmation that he viii
honestly and faithfully comply IN every respect
with the provisions and requirements of this act.
SEC o. II shall be the duty OF the re
lutn Judges Of said county, a, the time anG
place of their meeting to cast up all The
votes received in the different election dis
trcts on The question Of The Removal OF lht
seat Of justice aforesaid, and shall make oa'
Two certificates showing the result, one OF
which shall be filed in the office of the clerk
of the court of quarter sessions and the other
in the Office Of the Commissioned of said
county of Columbia.
SEC. IL. 1t shall be the duty Of The Sher
i'll OF The said county Of Columbia. to csust
las act to be published in al least three
newspapers published IN said county; for a
least once in every week for sixty days i'm
mediately preceding the next general elft
lion, and shall on the day of The election
cause at leasttwo printed copies, one oI
which shall be in the German language, OF
said act 10 be posted in handbll form, in Ih
most public place nearest the election poll
in every election district in SAID county and
the reasonable expense Of such publication
shall be paid by the said county Of Colum
ba by orders drawn in the usual way.
SEC. ~ So much of the exlsung laws
of this Commonwealth as are altered OF
supplied by this act be and the same are
hereby repesled; and also the act OF Assem-
bly, passed l6h June 1886 entitled ar ac,
relating TO the lien of Mechanics aud others
upon buildings, is hereby repealed so Ear as
II relates to the buildings to be erected in
pursuance of this act
FINDLEY PATTERSON,
Speaker Ofthe House of Representatives,.
WILLIAM p. WILCOX,
Speaker of tbs Senate.
Approved the twenty-fourth day of February, one
thousand eight hnndred and forty-five.
FRANCIS X, SKUNK.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
THIEVERY IN ARABIA.

While some Of the Msmelukes were
encsmped about Minich, a thief set his
mind upon carrying off the horse and
wearing apparel of one of the Beys; and
with this iulenton. conlrived, in the
dead night, 10 creep unperceived within
the tent. where, as it was winter time,
embers were burning and showed The
rich clothes of The Bey lying close al
hand. The thief, as he squa,tsd down
by the fire, drew them softly TO and
put them all on; and them, after filling
a pipe and Lighting it, went deliberately
10 the tent door, and tapping a groom
who was sleeping near with The pipe
end, made a sign TO him far the horse
which stood pqueted in front. 1t was
brought--he mounted, and rode of.
On tho morrow, when the clothes of the
Bey could nowhere be found none could
from conjecture as to what had become
of them, until the groom,o on being ques-
toned, maintained TO his leIlow.servants
that their master was not yet returned
from his ride, and told them how he
had suddenly called for his horse in the
night, which at last gave some clue 10
what had really happened. Upon this
the Bey, anxious 10 recover his horse.
as well as eur Gus 10 ascertain the par.
tculars, ordered il 10 be published a
broad, lhs, il the person who had rob-
bed him would, within Two days, bring
back what he had taken, he should not
onlp be psrdoned, but should receive
also The iutl value OF the horse and the
suit of clothes. Relying on the good
faith of lhis,promise and possibly, too,
not a. little vsine of his exploit, The
Arab presented himself and brought his
booty: aud the Bey also on his par
PUNE turlly kept'his word: but since, be-
sides the loss, there was something H.
the transaction that placed The .Bey in
ratner iudlcrJus rtgu, n'wrrr "ur"
with him 10 lie, the rogue depart so free
ly, and he seemed to be considering
what he should do, so that TO gain time
he was continually asking over aud o.
yer again, fresh end more circumsancaI
accounts OF the manner in which The
slralagem had been conducted. The
other was TOO crafty not TO- pelceive thai
no good might be preparing for him
and began to feel anxious 10 gel safe out
of The scrape; he showed no impotence
however, but entered mieuIely nio
every detail, accompanying 'h4 whole
with great deal OF corresponding ac-
lion; at one time sitting down by the
fire, silly drawing on the different ar
,icles OF dress, so as 10 throw the Bel
and all who saw aud heard him into 6lS
of laughter. " hen he came al last to
what concerned The horse, ut was, said
be, brought TO me, and i lesped on his
back in this Manner and so il eff ct
AInging himself again into the saddle,
and spurring the Alnks sharply witt
the slirrup irons, he rode of, with all
The money he had received Tor The ami
nal in his pocker, and had got much
100 far, during the [rst moments Of sur
prise, for any Of the bullets to take effect
that were fred at him in his flight, and
nothing further was ever heard Of him
or the horse.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
IrandrCth's Pills,

u b FAD and understand The time will com,
n a when The medicine, Brandreh Pills, will b,
appreciated as they ought and deserve; it will h,
understood that DR.. Brandreth has the strongesl
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in.
dlvldual who makes trial OF the Blandreth Pill
cohcede them to be the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed medicine about whicl
there is no mistake. Their value in a climate So
changeabe as ours cannot be sufficiently approciol
ca tree perspiration is at once restored thu,
lhey cure colds and consumption is prevented
hose who have redundancy of bile find them of
me most essential service, and should there be de-
hcency OF that important fluid the Brandretb Pill
nave an equally beneficial effect Often has thi.
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
glons where the dreadful yellow fever was preyail
Ing, few doses taken Immediately upon tho in.
lection being received into the system will h, al
most certain to prevent any material Inconvenience
And at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
so proper medicine as the Brendreth Pills. To,
t'ii' AZ, meuicIhe be universally used in thi
u'Sease' ana no loss OF blood allowed, and few
very iew' would be its victims. So it is with Other
diseases. Assist nature with this all imporron,
medicine to remove morbid humors from the hIoo1
aad do not resort to bleeding or mercury, n, w,
Snt have very great scarcity ofpcrsons afflicted
WI Il cronlc maladies. The fcahered tribe-tho IN.
imal Kingdom over which we are the lords are
net afflicted with chronic malades; neither should
we be II It were not for our price which occasions
them Follow nature. Use the medicine whi, h
harmonlzes with her, which mildly but surely re-
moves all the impurities of the bIoodvhicb stroncb
ems the ieebe,and yet reduces those of too r hoL,
to healthy standard. Let me again say that
department of the manufacture of Bnndfeth Phi.
IS personally superintended y me, and that eyery
box with my three labels upon it may he relied NM.
on to have the beneficial effect described if used
according to the directions accompony:np
A G E N r s.
hington-Rohert M'Kay.
Jerseytown-L. d A. r. BiseI.
Danville-E. B. Reynolds g. Co.
Cattawissa-C. G. Brobst.
Bloomshurg--J. r. Meyer.
Limestonc-Babbi & MNipcb
Buckhon--M q. Shoemaker
Lime Ridge-Low & Thompson.
Rerwlck-J j w Stiles
May B. lS45-ly- 2.