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The New York herald., 1845-09-16

NlBIOS GARDEN.
MISS KATE LUDLOW
Tuesday Evening, September 10th,
The performances will commence -. O'Clock with
the Overture Zanetta.
After which
CATCHING AN HEIRESS.
Sdroime dayton. Miss Kate Ludlow
sally Seet. Mrs w ats
MIR John seton
Capt Poodle. e................... :. Mr. Gallagher
Pas S-ul Of La Smoenska by Miss Gel, ste
IL lotermssion OF Half an Hour -
To conclude with the Farce of
UNCLE SAM
Sally Scragss. Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Watts
Dicx Dumpy. .......................T Il flacide
terfoiiaaacc TO ccInmepcr ia ,ciocA Dvvgs
O'clock
The Books Of the French Opera with literal Eng
lat,on, for sale AZ the ticket Office.
Nights Of the French Company-Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday.
o. Tickets Fifty Cents.-CN
I5~ Private Boxes IS each.
will always IN att endanc. 10 NJ s,r
tam good order and keep all improper persons ont
limited rrmh~r n nfGss4Nr 'r,rte. mo- -,
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The STATISTICS OF the import trade for lSa4 not com
plete have not received iul official returns The
value Of the importaons into Canada for ls4l a. and
43, annexed:
lMroRrArioSs INTO CANADA THREE YEARS
1871. 1872 Bt3
Value Of goods paying
ga D pc cent outy.. e. e63,i9i 2g5
Naue oi 4 soods... l2u zee 1859 Ii,II6
Jotu. El,0837 7l6 1888 ,37l ALB
Deere Observation-Disclosures. z5l,3I5 $50
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+ II L SONS
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY.
IO3 Fulton Street, between William and
Nassau.
"a THE Success which has attended the efforts Of II
ethe Proprietor of this Establishment; to introduce ~
iao article extremely low
him make increased the patronag
the Public, The PECULIARLY OF has system of conducting bu-
consists the establishment of the
IN is departm nts well inv bile adne
TO Cash delivery relieved from the opprs
penses the extravsgant craftsmen of Broadway
sube' of hose losses which
panment of the credit principle"
He enabled offer the different articles in his line the
following induced rates
HATS
rr'tQnaiity NntIa Fur. r..................ss .ss 30
FIrst do Moleskin.. on
Second do do................. so
CAPS.
First Quality Cloth ..Sl5o
Seconu 10 W
bird do do. Observation-Disclosures. IS
81 fu*m
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

CORRESPONDENCE AGENCY,
NOR the city Of York-8a Murray OF Green
- wlch streetn all aft Of aud of the heart
how often does well witten expression of intentions extr
Gale from difcuy restoring entity friends happi
ness To lovers and profit the adv rskers OF ca
ettenton pald business Apply
as above. WILLIAM DOLBY,
. Public Amanuensis.
To accommodate patrons, sealed orders commu
ncations 70 this be safely deposited at Axord
News Office, 69 Bowery. sl5 81 w&f inc
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

WANTED TO PURC II ASIA Horse and Wa
l1lE \gon, Saddle Horse. Address, with part rs
~. +. B .hox 10 2 lowe post Office
The New York herald., 1845-09-16

EkiE RAIL ROAD BONDS-6 and per ceut Erie Raj
II Roa Bonds want d. at iu prices
SO Sur SISr ARE wall a,
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CsasaGiepgn.

WHEREAS my wife having lph m,
house, in consequence Of her deranFem.n,
Of mind all persons are forbid lrusti her
on my account, as shall refuse 10 pay an,
debls Of her contracting hereafter, az | am
all times wiling to give her good supper
if she remains at hone.
PETER MILLER
Orange township, Nov. l-l845.
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Bloom Daniel Lee
Briercrcek Elwood Hughes, Isaiah Salmon
Gilbert Fowler
Hemlock--John Kinney, John McReynolds
Jackson--S solomon Strong John Hartman
Li berty--Ge olge Bilmyer AbrahamtIcndrckson
Mahonidg-- Peter Rishol Robert Richart John
Lundy
Montour-John H Q ick John Deterich
Mfl1--lohn Sherman Isaiah Shnman
Madison--Abraham Barton Joseph Master
Benjamin Pratt
OWnge--E Rickets
Ro,dngcreeP Henry Keller David Yeager
Valley. William Kinney
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LIST OF CAUSES,

For Trials, November Term, lsls.
! Burton w WappIes VS. John + Mann ct Ol
? John & McCOll ct al VS. Joseph Lamon
Robert Moore vs. John Chester ct al
4 Jonathan c Pennington vs. John Chester et a
8 A Enmons VS. VOnah Reese
6 Tobias Lhirts va Thomas Moorehead
7 Peter Badly VS. Joseph Dichl
Peter Badly VS. David Petrikin
0 Bernard SeibcR VS. Thomas McNair ct al
10 David Grim ct al VS. Jacob Sawl
IL Rudolph Shuman W Henry Kostcnba,ler
IL William Luance VS. Abraham klotz
l3 George Fetterman VS. John Kline
a Jesse Bowman VS. Jacob Bozard
Is Benjamin Leiber ct al VS. Stacy Margerum
l6 John d Chester vs. Isaiah cole
II Montgomery & Smouton vs. VIM Trego
IS Samuel creigh vs. VIM Trego
10 Henry Tcry vs. William Hcnro
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Porcelain Teeth,

Ofihe best quality and latest improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (n connection
with Dr. Valarrhamp, with whom he is in
pllernsbip in plate works on Cold plate,
from a single tooth 10 whole set, to look
as well as the natural, and warranted TO
answer al the useful and ornamental par
poses proposed By The art,
In Short,cverv operation belonging TO the
profession, will b, pelorned in the bos,
manner, with chois1st material, and at the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes. by
strict attention to business, to nhtain share
ol public patronage. Any person or per
sons wishing to obtain the art, ale respect
fully requested 10 gve him call.
n. B The public are hereby Informed
that we The Subscribers have enleredainlo a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as /, is more convenient for each ic
attend 10 the other branches Of The scencq
Gu his own account.
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NOTICE

z S horcby gwen, that an application was made tc
a the Oouro Of Common Pleas of olumhla coun.
", at the August Term, A D lS45, by the Dap.
,sl Church and Congregation in Madison pay.
ing said Court to grant them charter Of ncorpo
rat on by the name and style of the Baptist
Church and Congregation Of Madison Where
aPon, August 20, Is45, the sane Court having
examined the said instrument and The articles,
directed the same to be filled, aud notice Of the ap
plicatiou to he published in the Columbia Demo-
crat at least three weeks previous to the first day
ofthe next term of said court
Certified from The Records
JACOB EYERLY. Clerk
Oct iG,-l0t5
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Y NEW ESTRBLLSMENT, n
TEN and gEEElEET ON
LiA.NT[Y.AU7EgIgEo


THE subscriber having located himself in
Bloomshurg, is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
ware, and per0rm all kinds Of work in his line Of
business at cheap rates and at shot notice He
has furnished himself with new ahd splendid
stock Of tools, machinery ard materials from Phila
dclphia, and made large purchase Of COAL and
WOOD STOVES, Of various patterns, to supply
his customers He will constantly keep on ha,
TIN WIRE oresery description.
sT3rES, large variety, neatly and gubstan-
italy finished, together with PIPE.
sI'0UTS tor buildings
CosL EUCKETS, &c. &c.
lie respectfully socils public patronage Ifsv.
ing been ioraome years engaged in hts business
and having experienced assistants, he feels conf.
dent of satisfying all who may favor him with
their custom
corn Tar MERCHANTS supplied on
liberal terms.
Call on the souh side of Nain.strcet 8 door.
below the o,Iice cfthe Columbia Democrat.
October II, lal5-ly25
S, e. CRAIG.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.


Bloom Theodore Mcdowell
BIlercreek---Jesse Bowman Allen NJ Gangewal
jacob lBomboy
FishingCreck---John Peoler Moses McHenry
John Bastran
Greenwood---Aaron Reese Johnson Ikelcr Wn
Cox
Hsmlock---BaliIs Appeman, sen John Obi Esq
Limestonc--John Fulton Gideon Wertmen
Lberty--.GeergeB eBoudman WilliamHenduckson
Neutrality-suspicious. Vasne Daniel Frazers
Montsur---EIijah Miller George w Willitts
Mifflin.---Jacob Hartzel sen William Auten G a
Bowman Elisha r Brown Henry Petit Isaih
Longaherger
Mount Pleasant---Sanuel Johnson
Orange---Wlllam Co'enhoven George Harman
Henry Wolf
Roa'ingcrcck---John Hughes Daniel Keller Ma.
han Lee John Iiamer
Observation-Disclosures Young
Valley-J5shua Stetler
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j. I'll. VANDERSLICE,
DENTIST. .

ND EGS leave To inform the public, that
iS nS he is prepared 10 attend to all the oper.
a|lons IN dentistry, such as removing
The Tartar and other Foreign SUB.
stances.
From the teelh, rendering them clean, and
ihe gums and breath sweet and healthy.
The cavities GfDecayed Teeth
viii be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other ioll OF the finest quality, as the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and SumpS Of Teeth
Which have become useless ~ troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with The latest aud best improved in
slrumenIs.
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q.
w President of the Court of Oyer and 1e
miner and General Jail Delivery, Court, of Quartc
Sessions of the Peace and Court Of ommon Pleas
and Orphans Court in the eighth Judicial district
composed of the counties of Northumberland
Union, Columbia and Lycoming; end the Hon
%lH!uel oils and Stephen Bahlu EsQuycs
Associate judges in Columbia county hav,
issued their pr"cept bearniug date tho 18th day o.
Aug, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and lor,y-fve and to mo directed, 70.
holding
"A Court Of oyer md 7erminer, and Gen
eraS JoH Delivery, General Quarter
Sessions Of the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court,
IN DANVIhLE, in the County Of Columbia
On the third Monday Of Nov, fcvt, being the
/ 9TH 11y) and to coEhruo ono week:
Notice is therefore hereby given to
the Coroner, the Justicea Of the Peace, aud on.
stables of the said county of Columbia. that they
be then aud there in their proper persons, at IL
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, with thcr
records, nquistions and other rcmcmbroncest to dc
those things which TO their Offices appGrtain t,
be done. And thCse that are bound by rccogni
2anccs, to prosecute against the prisoners that are
OF may be in the Jail of said county of Columbia
arc to he cher and there to prosecute against them
as shall be just, Jurors are requested to be pure
mal in their attendance, agrccably 10 their notice
Dated at DanyilIe, the % tn day of Oct. in
the year ofour Lord one thousand eight
hundred md foty-Gve and in the Goth year
of the Independence Of the United States
of America
IRAN DERR Sheriff.
SnEnrrr's OprrCE, Danyil!e
October, 2J, lS45.
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Columbia County ss.

,a,.su.,. tho Orphans court Of a d Ccur
i&HEfT2k, Writ or Partition or valuation Of II
3RMNEEE real estate of Samuel Sitter, late Of
ZssyssE HemIoek township, in said count
TtHgSS deceased aud lands vaued,rue aur
appear in said court the third Monday of Noveu
Ter next and accept or refuse the said estate a.
the valuation. or show cause, why the same sh
not be ordered to I've sold, for which the said heir,
aid legal reprqsentiyes will take notice
BY The COURT.
Certified flom the records, Oct. 3d--ls;5
JACOB LYERLY, Clerk
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A. VALLERCHAMP.
J. II. VANDERSLICE.

OGlce Of The LiuIs SchuyIkW md !
SaSq"shdnno Rapi ROad Company !
Philadelphia, Nov. /, l8i5,
The annual meeting Of lhe Stockholders
Of lhlS Company will be held, agrceably 10
to tue charter, at their Office, No 81, Wal
nut street on MONDAY THE FIRST
DAY of December next, at l2 o'lcck moon,
for the election of President, six Mana
gers, and Secretary and Treasurer Of SAID
Company, for the ensuing year.
THO. HAYES, Secreiarv.
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List of ECttCIS.

List of ECttcr%.
ED EMAINING in the Post Oh'c,, at Blooms
Il burg, on the quarter ending sept Both 1915
Wan, Becher Emor rhIIeps
Badhoomy Cranston Mrs. LYDIA Robins
Peter Culp Simon Reedy
A. b. Cummings Thomas Thatcher jr.
Samuel Droombors VIM. H. Williams
Isaac Karnes Mrs, u. Williams
Isaac Mabge James Young
John M'Cutchun
Persons calling for letters ON tho abovO list will
please say they are advertised.
JOHN X. M0YER, r. Z.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
.DALLEY

TllE or ginnI and o>Iugrnune NJ >GICAL PAIN Elk
lRACTOR-thc wonder and blessing of the nne-j
hndr6d JoWcheaper and superior all other compounds
rune rom million tongues says, next to the Bible lei
~ De pri2ei--iI it cost 400 II box will keep il con
sthh! in house we hold it ndis pcnshle ns bread" All
pans, even those ulhe burns ure instantly stonpr
by II, and Ofhrued, oen broken strained pos1nrd
cut Jamed, or Otherwise wounded paris, ARE cured b.
"mt Sc mites broken limbs rdpidy, cures the worst
es, sore eyes, constipation, inflammation and panfnness
Of Tue bowels indeed 0H internal and external soreness
bronchitis aud spinal INJURIES in truth whether man or
beast be suffering, like miracle II cures.
inc renovaling and bumy influence 0r tins wonder
WorkiHs sanaye fast extending itself into every cor
ner oil this intelligent continent. Look into the SPLENDID
mansion and the air daughters within its precincts will
say 1--WE owe much to its magic touch" Turn your loot
steps towards the more humble Cottage and the tender
mothers viii bless its soothing aid and the prudent hus.
nanaah VIII confess he has never lost cows udder
eeded lamb, calf pig, or colt had n CALLED shoulder
bone or lost his labor by cuts strains or bruises since he
mas used IT, Forlnrther information pamphlets in the
has olhsentS to be distributed gratis and they will eX-
Pth the inrgeres upon il and guide YOU in the way 10
secure me genuine Extractor, 10 benefit the poor 81
cent box is offered. BE careful to notice that H. Daley
he written on each box in reverse Coored ink with pe
rms the only test by which you be sure to get
the genuine Extractor
G. CHAPMAN. is the wholesale agent for Windsor
County, NJ Woodstock The Cen. Depot, IS at 1913 Fulton
ing agents:
..D Tan 8 Sons, Taf,svllle Oliver Bailey. So. Wood
STOCK, a. Burke, Springfield, & III Wardner, Wind
sUr, II MS X stockcr Ilartland Walter Brown Fetch
vile Davis Wheeler, Cavendish Smith Proclorsyille
IL smllh, Ludlow Tyson Furnace Company, Sumner
Y Wheeler, Plymouth, Geo MoultOn, Brdaewater, ] d
Danlorth barnard, Merrick sylvester, Gaysville Justin
Moran StocgIrdee Briggs Pierce, Rochester; Royal
illnt, iiahcook smith 4 Blodgeit. Bethel Mowrey &
iinGhns r. Bethel, T Nevns& Co., Roynlion Baxter
Walbrdse, sharon seymour Belkmup. + Barnard, Nh
,han snow, Ponlret, w II Steele West Hartford, c
BROOKS, Hartford Amos Hill, Hanover NJ H. 266Gm
:. IT Merchants can be supplied by s J ALEU-, nj New
ork wholesale prices and any Family with little irou
ne can avail themselves of this truly Wonder Working
snnnuVe' You may rest assured this Save Is not u
qnmbus-it Is II blessing. Try it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25

yer the mountains Of Peru, unconcious of
the vast wealth that lay hidden beneath its
surface; so, ill lately, have we strolIed
through our native forests, ignorant of the
fact tha, they contain ingredients which,
in hands skilled by study and experience,
form by far the most efficacions remedy
for all kinds Of pulmonary and Liver allec-
tons known to the world; yet this is true.
Wild Cherry bark and Tar have indeed,
been used before, bnt their virtues could
not be fully appreciated, because they were
not fully extracted. DR. Wisiar has done
this-and his Balsam OF Wild Cherry
(Which contains also an extract Of Tar) is
astonishing svery body, especially the NJ,
D's,, by IT'S wonderful efficacy in Asthma,
Liver complaints, Consumption, etc, This
Balsam is made from materials which ma
lure has placed in all northern ATTITUDES as
an anndote tor diseases caused by cold eli
mates.
"Nature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause is God"
Let us not neglect her plainest dictates.
Always be sure 20 get the genuine article,
rs spurious Balsams" etc. are aAoat
For sale by Charles Chapman, Wood
stock, VT.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
FARM FOR SALE.
A PLEASANTLY located and well w

A PLEASANTLY located and well watered IA nm.
IN containing 525 acres on Quechee River in Hartford
W., five miles below the Village of Woodstock il now
offered for sale, the whole divided into small farms TO
suit purchasers with pleasant building spots and conyen.
tent woodlands This is one of the hest farms in the
country having theron, three good dwelling houses one
large delightfully."- sItuaedtwo story house with conyen.
lent onthouses, and water from never FILLING sprine con.
veyed In lead pipes To ohOuse and the meadovs
upon the river are large and an excellent quality nm
orchard with some choice fruit, brick yard and cny OF
superior quality from which the country around are sunni
edwth first rnte brGk-nn extensive growth Of valuable
timber and one OF the hest sugar lots in the Stale
Water power Gun be ha TO almost any extent with
trihng Nnense either from the brook running through
the Farm or from the river. first farm OF 300 acres
could be taken from the CENTRE and leave the r, mander
Tor another valuable farm or il might be divided into ve.
ry Snall sections ench well accommodated with wood
nnd water and pleasantly situated on good ron1 wber
he stage frequently passes II Will be sold very chenp
ne lrst opportunity and possession given immediately
TERMS-Pnrt Of the money In advance or within one
year, and the remainder annual int.res nm unmim
ed time. JAMES JTDAIJ : =
REFERENcEs-Ethsn Burnap Esq, Lowell; Nathaniel
Hail. BOSTON, corner Chestnut and Warner streeis-wy.
lys Lyman, Esq, Burlington, w.; Daniel Marsh, Yves
acmbrdgc, Ms Ethancushing Danvers, Mass 5e6m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
AT THE WOODSTOCK
Boot, SHOT a II q IeatDer
s II O R & !
No. p. Central, Head of Elm Street,

large and general assortment Of NIL kinds Of Boots,
n Shoes aud Leather are kept constantly nr suIenmong
which may be had Gcntlcmeu'S French Calf, Kid and
Morocco fine scwrd Boots, Calf Kid md Morocco pcggcd
do Cnlrand Kid shoes, pumps and Downings thick and
Calcutta Boots, Shoes md Br0gans, Boys Cali, thick
aud Calcutta boots Shoes and rOgnns, Ladies' Caters
half Cutters, French and common Kid walking Shoes,
Slips and slippers. Misses aud children, Shoes of all
descriptions.
A LSO:
Stock consisting Of French and common lfskns Sole
leather Upper leather and Calcutas Kid skins Innings
and bindings, hastings boot webbing and Cord, English
Shoe and binding thread, Gallons, Ribbons and laces-
Ames shoe knives. Avis, taCks, Copper md Iron
Drills. Boot mud shoe kit, all kinds Liquid and Paste
Blocking. Mlers and Bakers Leather prcScrvntiyc
Shoe Brushes and Sand Paper all which will be sold
cheap for cash or approved credit.
Cash paid for green hides and calf skins
Wanted first rutc workman on thick Boots
JOEL EATON
June 10TH si5. o67'tG
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Cheeseman's Arabian Balsam

E7OR THE CURE Of all kinds OF wounds, sprains
n burns coughs lungs, the most desperate piles
aud rheumatism ofa kinds. II will prevent the tooth
ache, restore or,l and pcriscd limbs stiH joints numb
ness &C., nd can he depended upon relieve soreness
In all cases
THIS valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last ten years while tS increasing demand Il IL
nivcrsasoshcon it hHs given, and the testimony Of
argG multitude Of individuals Of the first stand.
ing in the community, who have tested and infalliby
proved lis efficacy. SHOW that it needs only be used to
prove its Invaluable excellence indeed all who have ey-
tried the bnsnm, prize highly that they will not
be induced under any consideration to do without it, The
Btslm has attracted the attention Of of science and
Physicians and Surgeons OF the seaesscenti6c acquire
ments give 1t their Unparalleled appreciation while many
OF them in different sections 0f the United States now
use it in their practice and have authorized the pubca-
ton Of their certificates
Also CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, a
vaIuab medicine for MI bilious complaints, &c.
~ Purchasers should inquire for the true article by
using the whole numG-Cheescmnn' Arabian Ilalsnm--
and see that ii has my written in my own hundi
writing across the printed directions the wrapper
every bottle. E. CHEEsEMAN
For Sale by
e. CHAPMAN Woodsock r. NJ. d. S. r stocker
llariann4 coners N. c. Hale, Chelsea and throughout
the country generally. 237-ly
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FROM gro TIMES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING IFIlIE USER Is NOT
DELIGHTED WIFI II

1 article that every family must consider indspcnsi
n hc when they know lis power and value, aud which
has heretofore been sold too high to reach all classes
has h. en- reduced in price with view that rich and
poor high aud low, and in TACT every human being may
enjoy It's cumorts aud all who get shall have the price
returned to them they not delighted with its
We assert without the possibility OF contradictions that
all burns and scahS every external sore old fresh aud
all c>,crnu pains and aches matter where, shall he
reduced to comfort by il in five Misunderstanding life limb
No burn can he Glth lhis is applied unless the
vitals destroy cd by the accident II truly magical
to appearance in effects. Enquire for Councils Mag
lea Pain Extractor SIlye," at COmstOck and Cos, q
Courtnnd Street, New York
Price % cents, four times much for so cents.
We assure NOu on the responsibility OF our characters
that sympathy for human suffering induces, enst in
part, unr earnest solicitation that simple trial should
he made in ANY affection named below We think ii not
mprudcn too much to say that nothing like il or in
any degree cntctua has ever been discovered in indie
cinc.
You will please observe that is no sovereign remedy
for all comprints,' hut External application and will
cure the OllOwingBurns, ScHlds, Frosted parts, chill
blaEs Chne gall chaps, tetler, pmple blotch ieon,
ulcer snain cry spes stnbs, cuts, ruises, stras
and toohache humps sore hroat, rnnrOnnds, whlOws,
piles, rngwOrm. salt Reun BARRIERS Itch, weak sight,
Carbunclc eruption. eyes and lids, lips, pune
lures, bes and warts, fever pains pain in the back mud
side, tender feet, nlanatory rhematsn, tic dOIoreuy
ngue IN ce and breast fever Sore old burn scars, pCll
head, nlamcd shin, broken breast sore nipples rough
hanes, bstcred surfaces dressing for blsiers, white
swenes, cod wounds, corns, general ,smu
poN marks.
Though we have named numerous affections perval
encc has taught us that they are too many. twill
ne necessary to know that the article called Connes Is
the only one we can recommendation must caution against
some limitations which have bicvc arc of no
Use but injurious. We will present ii to the poor who
have actuaI need of it, and whom may send for it,.
Remember ii is CONNEL'S Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants requested take ii to their
towns commissions the greatest blessing mank ind
ever discovered in medicine. This is strong language,
but you may depend its power will full justify it, Call
on all the Agents fur pamphlet gratis ALL and very i'll
ercstng, also the names OF all the C'"-'"ncn Of New
York.
CAuIlON-Be sure and get Connects NJ counCrcits
and worthless appear under other names. Sec that ii is
direct from ComstOck md & Co. or never touch il.
For sale by G. CHAPMAN. WoOdstuck, ~ 2l6.eoply