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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-31
The Stais Of OAio. Carroll county ".
COURT OE COMMON PLEAS.

The &ats Of OhiO. Carroll county 90.
COURT OE COMMON PLEAS.
Tacatioa efer 4ugusi term, A. d. 1s4s.
William Smith aud EIs.l
amor Smith
". 10 Partition.
AHley Smith deceased,
Csthsrine his vile, e,aI
Auiey Smith and Cabarne Smith his
wife. Elisabeth Mustard, (~idow) VII
lam RoOlu.on and Sarah Robinson his
vie, and !. R. Smih, will lake nolire
that petition was fled against rhem on
the l4lh day Of August, A. d i845 IN
the cour Of common pleas of Carroll
counIy, OnIo, by William Smith and E.
leaOoT Smith and is oow pending in SAID
court. wherein the said William Smith
aud Eleanor SnItb demand partition Of
the following real estate, 10 vii: The
north east quarter Of section nine, town.
ship len, and range seven, situate in The
county and Slate aforesaid, and that at
the next term Of said court application
will b. made BY the said William Smith
and Eleanor Smith Tor anoIder that pate
tlIuu msy he msde Of said premises.
LAHM j. ARMSTRONG,
Attorneys Tor Petitioners.
October B, i845-5l-6l.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The State of Ohio, Carroll county, sS,
Tho Ohio Lie Insurance
and Trust Company
us In Chancery.
John Shober and Eliza
beth Shober his vile.
Nolice Is hereby given, that by virtue
OF an order Of sale, issued IN this cause
from the court Of common pleas for said
county of Carroll, aud 10 me directed, !
will offer lor sale, al public vendue, at
the Court house in CarroIton, 10 said
county, on lhs 18th day oi November,
A, D. lS45, between lhe hours Of 100
clock, A. NJ. and 3 o'clock, P. NJ. of said
day, the following described tracts oi
land, 10 wit: The north east quarter OI
section No. 29, township No. IL. range
No. 4, in the SteubenViIle land district,
containing 100 acres; also, The east hall
Of the south west quarter OF same Sec
lion, containing 80 acres; also, the whole
Of the north wesl quarter Of Same section
exec ping 40 acres in square form ou
oil the south west corner thereof, con
tanning l2h acres; whole tracts contain
ing $50 acres, more or less. Sid liant
is situate in Carroll county, OHIO.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Comm rssioner 10 Chancery.
October 10. IS45 Pr. fse SO.
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Estate Of Thomas Earl.

Notice is hereby given, that have
been appointed aud qualified Executor
on the estate of Thomas Earl, late oi Car
roll county, Ohio, deceased. All per.
snns indebted TO SAID estate, are required
10 make immediate pay ymenl, and hose
having claims against the same 10 present
Them, legally authenticated, for settle'
ment, within ons Year from this date
BENJAMIN BOlCE, Exr.
October 3, Is45 -5l-3t.
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SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL.

The stockholders of The Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby no.
ufcd, lhet they are required 10 pay an
lnslalmenl Of fvs dollars on each cha re
Of stock, on or before the Slh day Of No.
vember next: also, another instalmenl
oi the same amount, on or before The ST
day of December next, to Charles ID.
Hostetter, treasurer Of said company, hl
the canal office IN New Lisbon, Ono,
being the 81 and 4th instalmsnts. By
order Of the Board.
CHAS. d HOSTETTER,
Treasurer s & B Canal Company.
October 3, lS45-5l-6t.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll coHay Sc
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

FacaIioR qfaer august Term, Is45.
Joseph Weir and David WOrkmanl y
Guardians Of the minor heirs OF 8
James Hanna, deceased 50.
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THE COLUMBIAN.

T H. EBERBACH respectfully returns his thanks
- for the liberal patronage he has received, and
informs his friends, members OF Congress- and gem
t'cmen visiting the metropolis, that his new build
ings pleasantly situated on the corner Of 9Th and
E streets, and ia the immediate vicinity Of the Gem
eral Post Office and Patent Ofice) are now prepar-
ed for reception. The rooms are well arranged,
and adapted for the convenience Of gentlemen.
Messes Of gentlemen would find it conducive 10
their comfort to give the Columbian call before
seeking elsewhere.
The restaurant attached to the establishment is at
all times fully prepared to up and furnish fam
lilies with oil ericurean dishes that may be desired
The bar is well supplied with the best qualities Of
wines and liquors, and, in addition TO his regular
stock he is pleased to inform his friends and stran
gers that he has selected from the New York custom,
house few casks Of pale old Cornac of the L. Sa-
znac, de Forge, and +. brand, which has been pro-
nounced by eminent connosseurs 10 be superior
article
Nov. l5-eotDecl5
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FROM BREMEN.

We have seen letter from Bremen of the 18th
ul which states that "the rush Of emigration will
be very great from here to Texas next year Al
ready the excitement has commenced. Numerous
letters are arriving here daily from the interior,
king inquiries in regard TO that country; all Of which
receive prompt and encouraging answers. Alrea-
DIV three vessels have sailed direct for Texas with
emigrants and there will have left Bremen this
year. AT the close Of the season. for the United States,
40, 1000; and already about 40 ,0Q0."
The writer goes on to say: 81 received, some
time since, a copy of Whtney's gigantic scheme
and proposition for the Oregon railroad, with which
was much Interested sent it to my friend, his ex-
celcncy syndic Of Hamburg, one of the members
Of the German Diet, with some speculatpns Of my
own in relation to ii; suggesting in addition, II
he thought ii would be interesting to Count Nessel-
rods, send il to him. that il might, perhaps, lead
the Emperor to adopt he same idea, and extend a
railroad from Moscow to the confines Of China; in
which event, the Chinese would he soon worship
ping at the same altar of the same Almighty God
that we do. He has sent me copy of his letter To
the minister accidentally met in Russia with q
very intelligent Englsbmap, kind Of semidpo-
mat. ! learned from him that he had been making
arrangements with the Danish government for the
navigation of the Baltic by British steamers from
particular points, and was then negotiating with the
Russian government for a confirmation Of similar
rrivieges. He remarked, in the course Of CONVEX
sa,ion that we had completely diddled the Germans
in the course ofthe year. and that we had sentagents
with ,hs cash, and purchased pp all their wool; and
now, that the manufacturers Of Germany were
obliged to 60 over to England to lay in theh
stocks.v
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From our regular correspondent
PHrLADELruIA, Nov. 10, ls4s

PHrLApELruIA, Nov. Ia, ls45.
The United States Gazette Of this morning has a
bitter ARTICLE eulogstic Of the federal party, in the
tone characteristic Of that journal: have read il
with some interest," and not without surprise. There
is something in the boldness and GOODNESS with
which il darcs and defes public opinion; there il
something in its manner, peculiar as il is and its
comparisons, unfair as they are, which shows that
the writer is good hater, and that he will be con.
veried to almost any other creed than TO that Of
democracy. ] presume there 10 no intelligent or
fair-minded dsmocw, who denies that the old fed
eral party had many patriotic and good men in its
ranks. There arc few who deny that Hamilton
was brave and fearless, and, after his fashion, a
lover of his country. But what the democrats say
now--what they have always said--,s, that the old
federal creed, looking to strong laws, TO a central
power. n life tenures the best way to carry on
the system of government, tended naturally to q
monarchy, and certainly to distrust Of all popular
intelligence and toihe establishments OF the worst Of
missionaries. Mr.. Hen;ons renowned scheme Of
a governor and senate IJrr, was one Of the
prominent features Of this syrtem and surely the
United States Gazette cannot claim for this project
no matter how sincere Il was-a evee, proportion
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WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
vI>HE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUME
Il TON, and the best medicine known to man
for Asthma Of every stage, Liver Complaints Bron-
chs, Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of the
Lungs, Shortness of Breath, pains and weakness in
the side, breast, &c. and all other diseases Of the
PULMONARY ORGANS
A very important disease over which this "Bal-
sam" exerts very powerful influence, is that ola
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint, it has undoubtedly proved more
efficacious than any remedy hitherto Employed; and
in numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease, without
receiving the least benefit from various remedies,
and when MERCURY has been resorted to in vain the
use Of this Balsam has restored the LIVER 10 a
healthy action, and in many instances effected
PERMANENT CURES,
after every known remedy had failed to produce
this desired effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases
aforementioned, we also find il very efiectual
remedy in ASTHMA, complaint in which it has
been exeneyely used with decided auccess, even in
cases Of years standing,
II not only emanates from regular physician,
but has also been well tested in all the complaints for
which it is recommended. II is not my intention,
therefore, either to cloak il in mystery, or in any
way deceive the public by overrating its virtues, on
statement Of 2 usefulness and Aai,ier myself that
It's surprising efficacy will enable me 10 furnish such
proofs Of its virtues as will satisfy the most ncredu-
lous, that Consumption may and "cAs RE CURED
if this medicine be resorted to in time.
For sole by r. s. PATTERSON, and F. w.
FULLER, Washington; also, by T.. s. WRIGHT,
Georgetown.
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"snfs Merchants Magazine, November (77'h)
fall of interesting articles. The first Of
- '"sina pieces is on "7he Poetry Of Trade"
sm Is on "TL Goruamrnt and The Currency"
49,. Piracy aud Prirsisering,~ under the head
~Sdus Law" and one ON the "7rsde and Pol
~ v'rsiaia." The article. however, which Mt
me most powerfully engages our attention, Is
!. sraae dissertation on ths problem--" W'haf Is
a -'ss~ rariG' Whopays the duiy' A definition Of
- . s~' protective duty and revenue duty or
a'erence between tariff of revenue and tariff
-. p'0'ceion, clearly explained; by Abijab I'M
IN NJ. d., Of New York" This article de,
-. = We elements Of the rspsw twiT with great
we and ingenuity.
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THE DAILY UNION.

United Staies, eitfer in California or Oregon and
government should look to this matter in season"
We entirely concur with the "Sun" in the belief
that "our government should look TO this matter 10
season." With angry and fana'ical feelings such
as the Mormons would carry with them, our own
citizens would find them troublesome customers, ("
let the tide Of emigration be diverted to Oregon
or to California
We understand that the number Of AIormons is
already estimated at 1000.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR.

The Hon. Joseph W. Chalmers, Of Marshall
county, has been appointed by the governor, senator
in Congress- rice Hon. Jacob Thompson, who de-
cIincd the appointment.
The commission was transmitted last evening,
by n,nl, 10 Judge Ghalmers, at his residence in
Marshall county. IL will reach him in time for the
new senator TO arrive OF Washington by the COM
mencement Of the first session Of THO 29th Congress-
Judge Chalmers is a man OF acknowledged ability.
Indeed, 10 widely known is bis political reputarion
that even this remark from US is superfuous --Juis
sissippisn, .NSrfmbsv 5.
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@5rA special meeting of the Democratic
Association Of Washington city will be held at the
hall OF the Franklin engine-house, on Friday eve
ming, the 2lst instant, at hnlfpast o'clock. full
and punc,ual attendance is requested.
JAMES r. ADAMS,
Nov. H. Secretary.
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The following members Of Congress have arrived
nounced:
SENAroRs.-Messrs. Dix, of New York, and
Johnson, of Louisiana.
REPRESENTATIVES, Messrs. King, of Georgia,
and Sawtee, of Maine,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-20

T AW SCHOOL Having derived great adj,
IL vantage to my health from trayelling this sum-
mer, propose 10 open Q lazy school in the city Of
Richmond, to be conducted on the plan pursued by
me at the University Of Virginia. My principal
textbook will be my own Commen,ares which
books necessary io'he course may be readily pro-
cured as they are wanted, in Richmond The
school to be opened on the 18th Of November, and
to close on the 18th Of May. The course will en-
brace lectures on natural, constitutional, and mum
cipal law. The fee for admission to the school will
be $50, payable on entrance.
HENRY ST. GEO, TUCKER.
-'7
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MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

The convention was to assemble on the l2th in
slant at Memphis. A large number Of delegates
was expected from the western States. The "Nash-
vile Union" informs us that thirty delegates APP
pointed by the citizens of Nashville, and twelve
appointed by the legislature, were to leave Nash
vile on Saturday, the 9Th instant "The joint res
oution TO send delegates which was rejected in the
house on Friday, was reconsidered on Saturday
morning and adopted. The public attention has
been directed with much interest Of late to the pro-
ceedings about to be had at Memphis. This inter-
est has been manifested in the promptness with
which the citizens and the Legislature have made
provision to be represented. We trust that the
southern delegates to Memphis will be induced to
attend the convention proposed to be held in Nash
willie on the 2lih instant. The friends Of the Chat
tanooga road should now bestir themselves to Sc
cure large convention at Nashville"
The Memphis convention, according to the sap
peal" met on the l2,h instant and appointed a
committee to select their officers.
The following is the number Of delegates as yet
announced to be in attendance From Tennessee,
1877; Kentucky, 7; Arkansas, IL; Mississippi, 1876;
Missouri, As; Alabama, 10; South Carolina, Z;
North Carolina, I; Illinois, l6; Indiana, 4 Tex
as g.
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CTEAM ENGINE AT AUCTION.-On Wed.
- nesday, the 10th day Of December next, at
IL o'clock M, we shall sell, at the United States
arsfnal, in Washington, s,eam-engine Of about ~
horse Es power, in good working order, with boilers
working day previous to the day of sale.
r. w. DYER e. CO.,
Nov 20-2awdtds. Auctioneers.
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DUBLIC SALE OF BANK STOCK.-On Fri.
L day, the 26th day Of November, inst, the sub.
scriber will offer for sale at public auction at the
auction rooms Of Messrs. Robert W. Dyer & CO.,
al ~ O'clock, p. m, small AMOUNT Of stock Of the
held as security for the payment of certain notes.
The terms will be made known on the day of SALE
RID. SMITH, Cashier.
X, w. DYER r. co.,
Nov. 2l-dtd Auctioneers.
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BUFFALO MEAT,-The subscriber respectful
ID ly announces to his customers and the public
generally, that on Saturday, the 29h instant he will
have for SALE at his STALL Nos AZ and 49, in the Cen
tire Market superior lot OF buffalo meat, TO which
he invites the attention Of his customers, and ep-
icures it is Of the very finest quality and is the
frs. ever slaughtered in the District He ives grazed
and fed by Mr.. Samuel NeAybower, Of Clarke
county, Virginia.
HENRY WEAVER,
Nov. 20-9t Centre Market
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VERY vALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUc-

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUC-
TION.-On Monday, the 9Th day Of Decem-
Der next shall sell, In front Of the premises, at
half-past o'clock p M, the following very valua-.
BILE property belonging to the estate ofthe late DR..
Marcus Buck: Part Of lot No. ! in square north
ofsqunre No. ISL, with the improvement, which
is an excellent two-story brick building, with
basement and garnet.
This property fronts the Mall, between 10Th and
llth streets west, and adioins the residence of
Nicholas Tasiet, esq.
The admirable construction Of the building for
convenience and comfort the fine prospect It af-
fords, and the choice selection Of fruit and shrub
berry upon the lot, render it very desirable for q
private residence
On the same evening, at a O'Clock, we shall sell
lots Nos. 30 and 81 in square No. 534, fronting on
south street, between Sd and A streets. These
lots belong to the same estale.
Terms Of sale; One-fourlh Of the purchase money
in cash; the balance in equal payments at six twelve,
and eighteen months, for notes with interest, pro.
perly secured. BY order.
R.w. DYER & CO.,
Nov. 2O-eod&ds Auctioneers.
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rNHREE-PLY CARPETINGS.-we have Just
i received Is pieces rich imperial ihree-py car
pAingS, OF entirely new patterns, coors, &c., and
rugs to match.
Nov. lg-aif
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WAsHIsoros, Nov, 20, ls45.

The following extract from PAymaser Dennys letter,
in 10 inquiry relating to the OF compa.
ny "E' will show that II the commanding officer Uieut
Bragg had wished IT, there would have been nothing due
the company when il arrived In Texas:
Company e. sd artillery arrived below the city New
Orlesn on the lsh and departed for Texas the
morning of the asa Lieut. Bragg did apply TO to
pay his company; he did inform that ii
paid he had, or II had known that 1t not paid.
should, most certainly have proposed to pay It, should
not have permitted far lay in my power any Of the
troops to 20 TO Texas unpaid"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-11-20

r.rWe invite particular attention to our pros
- IF the Congressional Union and Appendix,
IN will be found in another column.
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ERENCH WORKED CoELARs.-were
J. opened this morning, two cartons handsome
worked collars, extraordinarily cheap
Nov lt-3tif n. CLAGETT g. CO.
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THE ELECTRO-M MAGNETIC TELE-
Il GRAPH, description Of, by Alfred Vail, as
sistant superintendent, with IA engrayings; price,
l2s cents r, TAYLOR
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Nov. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-11
THE TRIBUNE.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
80. - de stock Exchange. ..AuGvsT {
second Board.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

I'm tie steamship Great Britain, from Ltropoot-iessrs
ponret b Graham ID Murray. J BJury. Louis Boury,
Me-, achlan = CroOkes Wood. lady and sons, NJ -
N Palm Lieu, Col Everest and attendants. Gen Jer b
McIntire Messrs smith Thonc, X Undcrhill. 7 "a
rhsrd w Hooper Thos Code. 6 w Lee, ID : Robertson,
W Fraser ReidhAn. J McKewan w CrOot G RebOld,
Cant w Morris, r. N, Mcssrs Jackson Jackson, T.
Kane f. Jeanjaauet NJ simonsfcld. Iomiine. Smith.
] n Billings Sanders. D0rd, a Bradshaw. Saun-
ders bearer of Government Dispatches, + Wilson i
Kendall, DR. ~ Dix-i5.
In he ship CASTOR from Marseiles-Mr and Mrs Fer
dereco seuret and children Caudus Paiuret Benefit
10 Cuncfro. Francisco Cancfro Capt James McAlcser
formerly OF brig Glide.
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1lTHIrTElIORE'- Co7c.aI1.7ed Ne-eIai

II
" \ certain remedy for Dauhds, Bowel Complaint
DFsehtery. Cholera MOIius, Cholera inanum &C n
valuable Medicine presented % he public, under me MI
confidence that nothing VIII be wanting Gut icsi OF rs
virtues. tO convince the most incrrlu0us Of is inirins
worth VERY other IN r he above complaints
The necessity of prompt and early attention 10 these
cpul.ains be strongly urged upon The mind of
annually OF Digrfhua and Bowel Compliant. AMI Ia most
for want Of proper treatment IN IN ifsi Stage "t me
complaint tbs plainly 10 be seen ~ NE case Of the ten
der very few. II any, o b. found m passing
llIou- a Of getting ihrI tech iAyli being more
ul less troubled with diarFhra, which frequently remains
for months. and he child survives Tie shOcH j. len win
impaired constitution We have The most startling iacs
prc-en,ei our vcw 10 the bills Of mortality during the
Summer and Fan months when j. io ue seen maj hun-
dfcds every itl victims 10 w. alarming complaint
Several Physicians Of fespeciabis ard tlnence nave
tested is virtues snd do not hesitate Ia recommend IL use
10 heir practice. ,
Dear Sir: Feeling itat cIy 90 the public. ~
well yourself. IN Communicating facts "hcn may bcneA
ny fellow MORALS would iI-i -a'e that iOr numneI OF
rCrs past certain SCISSORS Ofhe year have been afc
e with the Disnhra and having tiled he various prc-cf
tons recommended with but little effect, short time since
eve caught a notice In Of TIE newspapers oil your
Concentrated Vegetable syrup" for the cure of Darfl'
or sale To- this CITY. Immediately purchased uoiie' ana
surprise and entire Satisfaction iaer TIE ma o are"
does healed OF nv complaint nnd restored 10 ny
action In my bowels can now say would not be wiiA-
ont u IN Possession any account, ana would ais-e
a who require IL 10 Try II a. have ionr ana ry
vii be- satisfied II its virtues
You are al liberty Sir 20 make such u-e 81 ls as you
may deem proper Very respectfully y9,fs; ,-,rr,,uc
Prepared hy l. +. WHITTEMORE, Es.ex Conn Forsalc
Wholesale ard Retail hy A g. a d. SANDS. Druggists ~
Fuion 81 rs Broadway and II East Broadway. aa@ I'm
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: vears ihe ,,ogy brick House anl -, NJ y Ms ~
IL 80. ..,, tofr An,f, fo tsNfpsfff. pDI'GH-
ny 4 Ay.RD M - Jala 81 WIS lM>
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sCHENcK's PULMONIC SYRUP,

TIVE GREATEST MEDICINE In TIE world Tor the
cure Of CONSUMPTION. and aI Br5Hci 9l. Pl'n0arrJ,
Ptuific and Dgyepfic f1,cff1nf-Oi all remedies how
rDvu, there j. beat that rr relied on Tor e cure oi
ifIf err1r OF the human race Consumption Ihr RENEE
dy Is ScHFScEs FuiM0.Ic SYagR II las s1ccf-ici ir
where every thing else has fsi-i alt B. H genera
-i-rei in crn- ol col,urq ZION where Oh. fol-
owing things attended viz. iar tlll ncrscvtr r
nrrc. aui strict conformity the directions II may Z
hr ani-s the 81 tn grt success Oi e Pu
monte syrup II The most powerful purifier of the
AOvDl 0pefg'r- hy assisting f1furr o. eArc the disease
from OBJ. Lungs. stomach end liver Where there l. hectic
EVER risM swe1s constipation. all usual symptoms ui
Consumption the o Dr. - rap removes tie fever, stops
Ore night swca's, and Regulates the action ut ihe bowels,
shng them healthy aud natural II sloihrs and rpens the
d-ea.e Of the Lung and then expcls n the firm of
y~curafri mater aud Do truly astonishing what quantities
Of corruption cxptcflrufed hv The pa cus generally
who have taken The Pum0nc syrup; and his continues I'M
OIL al disease ofe Lunga u removed and the paiieni hnds
i. f..tf b.sH . r.a .r,4t ia h4.Ilf
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,Trvr . llONNI>G LiNr NJ, O'oLocN

. TOR NIUlNl- INUl, In1 nI1fllrlIllr
Landings. .rnIa Gee Steamboat Pier a. ise
fit of Bs.e.ay street. Leaves Nswicik a : octcs A.
N Monday. n ,iuc.dly and Friday and rpiY al 0oc..t
A. ~ Altarv ati O'Clock \ NJ. fls,s.ay, Thursday al
u.rt8v. Rferk 20 and Diru,f GA board ID. boat
Tie ues low pressure .ieinihoDi NIAGARA. CsnL A
O'clock
For passage or frr,hi apply og board. ofio T. HALL
O. fae Office ln iar wharf,
NofieE--Ah COOL rc.sn, baggage, ttnt l.lls. .pe,a
ANY other kld Ui property, Iacu. o. nrH.
board ih. boat Dee nc fhe risk o. .hr 81 zach
U.t,fs Freight hasFa.p Nc 81