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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-04-05
DA'. eB@ysse's
FAMILY MEDICINES.
L4YNE'S nam TONIC.

This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
for years 1t also puriiies the head from Dandruti
.-Cu,es diseases of the calp- Preserves the hair
from falling of or bscomiug permanently gray
LAYNES C.ARlIIM.4TIVE BAL-
san.
Is certain. safe and eifectual remedy for Dys
entery, Diarrhna or looscness cholera morbus sum.
mer complaint, colic gripping pains; sour stomach;
sick and nervous headach, heartburn, waterbrash;
pain or siclners Of the stomach; vomiting; splitting
up of food after eating aud also where it passes
through the body unchanged want of appetite
restlessness and inability to sleeps wind in the sto-
mach and bowels; cramp; nervous tremors and
twtchings; seasickness; faintlne, melancholy and
lowness OF spirits, freting and crying of infants
and for all bowel affections and nervous diseases
DR.. J4YNE'S TONIC VERIiIF'UGE
Which is perfectly safe and so pleanant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t etiectually
destQys worms neutralizes acdity or sourness Of
the sAmachj increases appetite and acts as gene
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
ingly beneficial in Intermittent andRemitent fevers
and indigestion; &c and is certain and permanent
cure for the fever and ague.
DIR. JAYNE'S SANATlVE PILLS.
They may be taken al all times and in
most diseases lnhsmmalory, interml
,ant, Remiuent Bilious, and every other
form Of Fever-Jsundice and Liver Com
pIainl For Dyspepsia they are really an
invaluable article, gradually changing the
Affiliated secretlons of the stomach and liver,
aud producing healthy action in those i'm
por,ani organs. They ale very vsluabit
or diseases Of the Skin, aud for what is
commonly called 'Impuri,y of the blood
also for Female Complaints, Costlveness
&c, and in fact every disease where al
APPARENT, Alternative, or PuIgallve Medicine
may be required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
1t always cures Aslhma-two or three
large doses will cure the Group or Hives I
Children, in from fifteen minutes to al
hours time 1t Immediately subdues iht
violence of Hopping Cough, and effects d
speedy cure. Hundreds who have beer
gwen up by their physicians as incurrabI'
with Consumption have been resIoreGso
perfect health, by it.
In fact. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained =
nigher,or more deserved reputation.
HPThe above Medicine are all for sale
at the store of JOHN X. MOYER,
BIoomsburg. 80
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BHOO EaRs buuE'sgGs G.
MARBLE YARD.

The subscribers have established al the
above place, new Marble YARD,
and will always be ready, al The shorIesl
notice, TO furnish to order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB T.4BLES,
TOMB-STONES, HE.ARTH-
JAMES, M.7NTLES, PAINT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
Or any other work in their line. They are
also prepared to furnish WINDOW CAPS
and SILLS. DOOR SlLLS and STEPS,
&c either Of Ma. a.ble, Lime or any kind OF
stone that can be procured in this vicinity
NJ Having had considerable experience
in the business, they pledge their work 10
be executed in as handsome a style as can
he furnished from any yard either in Tie
riIy or country; and on as reasonable terms.
ARMSTRONG g. HUGHES.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 3, ls43. ly--2S
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GRAHAM'S ELEGANT EMBELLISH
MENTS.

The most splendid engravings of all sorts Iend
their charm to the pages Of Graham's magazine.
Everything in the way OF novelty and beauty that
has ever been invited is laid under contribution.
Nothing that capital and taste can supply is INIT
ted. First, as the most elegant and appropriate,
well as The most popular establishment, we place
Sartain's Brilliant Nezzotint Engraving
We were the first to introduce this beautiful Style
of work, as a egular establishment of the popular
monthleS Its wide spread reputation thro' the
means of our ampIelist called forth host Of mta-
tors, but up to this time nothing has been produced
to rival the glorious pictures given in Graham.
'fhe Shepherds Love- and he Coqucttc,'
These with host of others, done for US by Mr..
Sarain, stand unprecedented and alone at the
head of American engraving. We have several
Of these inimitabe plates under way, and shall
give one in the January number
TO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS
The high merit of Graham's magazine considered
the publisher hatters himself that the following lib
eral terms will induce, thousands to subscribe
TO CLUBS.
The following proposals are made:-2 copies for
S5; for $40; s for SI5; for $50,
TO the Postmaster, or other persons forming
3 club, the Pnblishe: will forward Move! for every
-'ubscrbcr sent, so that by varying the hooks, a
complete library may be obtained by any person in
short time.
Single Copies, three dollars per annum in ad-
vance. And to the person sending the money,
copy of 'Rngwood the Rover Hcrbct's prac
Novel and also copy of The Gems Of AIT aud
Beauty beautiful work for lady's Center
Table, containing thirteen splendid Steel and
mczzotiut Engravings, will he forwarded gratis.
Addlcss.
GEORGE Il. GRAHAM.
No. 50 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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CLOCK s. WATCH
MAk NC.

GTSEAWTS lLo SlEUnTz9
D ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens o
Ehy Columbia county, and the public generally
hac has located himself in BlOomsburg,O on Main
street opposite st, Pauls Church, where he has
opened shop, and is now ready and prepared to
receive aud execute all work in his line OF business
with dispatch and in a uorkmanlke manner.
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clocks & Watches
REPAIRING & CLEANING

of the best quality can be had at his establishments
ON very reasonable term.
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SURVEYING COMPASSES

or pocket, and in short will do all otherwork psu'
ally done in well regulated respectable estabIlsl
ment. He hopes by strict attention 10 buslnet
and desire to please, to receive liberal share c
patronage. Country Produce taken in paymen
for work at the market prices.
Bloomsburg, November is, ls44----3Ot
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will be done to the satisfaction Of the customer, al
well of Clocks and Watches as of Jewelsy, and h'
will further, warrant his work to be exe'uteI a
well as any in this section Of the STATE. He vii
also make to order
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This Hair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
for years 1t also purifes the head from Dandruh
--Cu'es diseases of the scolp--Preseyes the hair
from falling of or bscomiug permanently gray
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~ S42. 1919 S4,91a ss7

Inc circulation of this bank ena hroreha. Ia ranidlv
d,ni hing In September ls44 the total circu ation
80 A''A'i ana oranch oanks amounted to So COG 228;
'0,s amount l2o4o have been cancelled by burn.
10 easms u orc ,iation on tho a0th Of November
80 :, eiooi 0o' Tho indebtedness Of the members
80 - to the bank on the goth of November
ou" ID to Sl0,ll5. Within the past year the sg-
Ala 81 ~ e'A'' a"''u"''u ~ p''''
y" ing the last session of the Legislature of Alabama
act was passed providing for the liquidation Of the az
ARA OF the State Bank and branches requiring the pay
ment OF onehird Of all debts due the bank with interest
ana all costs and charges by the first day of June lsl5
70 ene the debtors to extension and additional So
cury was TO DO given for the balance if required The
law says that it shall be the duty of the President and
Directors of the said bank and branch banks within
ery days alter the LIST day of June 1885, to place in
suit all notes. bills of exchange or ether evidences of
debt and upon these becoming DUE aft or the LIST day of
June 1885, within thirty days after the same becomes
DUE which may be good reported as good unless the
provisions OF the act extending the same be complied
win ana all other debts, whether marked bad or
doubtful shall be placed in su if the President and
Directors believe the can be collected: provided
such suits do not interfere with or violate any
orconract made by tina banks with their debtors pre-
yious to the passage of the act
Notwithstanding th nenalt;as nnosed nv ths sc tho
s'aho'ng assets Il the bank. The amount of debts due
'"e sac b' 4 Of Alabama, the LIST Of June, 1s45
an0au'ea y. s,3s6944, about third of which have
been pal
me report of the Bank OF the State of South Carolina
Legislature of that State shows that from the 3oh
Aa OF September 1874, to the LIST day of October ls46
the profits of the Bank have been S24 900 of these,
there has been applied to the interest and expense
count of the Fire Loan lin Europe S6lso 81; inter
est on per cents home) s4sss 49, to profit and loss
for u Bank stocks and old debts, S2l 200 s carried
to the Sinking Fand, $4,000 90.
The for profit and loss include the loss S9ls4
OF stock OF the Bank OF the United States, which had
been taken for doubtful debt many years ago. by this
bank, before the failure Of the former.
In the profits the bank but not included in the state
men above to be estimated the gain made by the pur
ciase and extinguishment of f750o of sterling bonds
tao Fire Loan of which f45oo payable 1855 and
fs5oo in 1865. These bonds purchased in London
including the exchange. at something than $4,000
nnder par and have been credited by the Comptroller at
par, excluding any credit for exchange The public debt
has bsen diminished by the operation $33 3s3 49, at
snyng to the State Of upwards Of s6e0o.
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BARTINE'S LOTION

A CERTAIN AND RAPID REMEDY in all cases of
Rheumatsm Gout, Sprans, Bruises Cuts Burns Scalds
Bites Poison Stings Of Wounds every DESCRIPTION
Swelngs, We and Pains the Breast Side Back
Fractures and Disloeations of Bones letter Ripgworms
Pmpes all kinds OF Eruptons Of the Skn ErysypeS SALE
Rheum Fever and Ague Ague in the Face and Breast Clumsy
mach aud Limbs Cholc Bowel Complaints Fever Sores old
lceE ana sores OF all kinds Compaets OF the Kidney snd
Ache, Tooth Ache, &c., &c.
The proprietors deem lengthy articles
upon the merits Of this medicine its 100 friends
New FORK and the Atlantic cities cheeruly certify
best and Only remedy for the complaints above
being so generally useful and ready
many cases v hch heretofore seemed without remedy
For sale the Propretor GeneIa Depot whole.
sale 1923 Broadway doors above The Hospital agents
the city and distance viii be supplied liberal ters. Al
tn r depot 23 Walnut Philadelphia agents
in this city generally Thess few Of their sgens dis
lance VIC De,ter, Albany Dr. Heinstree Troy; NJ.
pophnel sarat9ya sp 8 Toasay syracuse Fowler
H.; FarTTag,on, ElmyTP; Van Wort. Nswbury; r. Ar
81 B. Whpple BALTIMORE; Hsueh, Frederck burg Va
Baker Bos Messrs. w. II stlllwe Westerly, X Il;
+ ! Tsylo Newport do; 81 Lyman Montreal, z. F.;
p ice IS cents. e. s. BARTINE & Co
I'm m Prna
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Died.
On the 2lst instant Mr.. MARTIN RUrF, aged 81 years
and months.
His friends, and those of his George and Michael
Ruff respectfully requested to attend his funeral
this day. Dad instant at O'clock from his late residence
81 suffolk street
On Saturday the Goth December instant IsABrLLA
MELISSA Moons, youngest daughter of Henry and Jane
Moore, aged years months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family affection
atey inv ted to attend the funeral at o'clock P. M,
this day, at No Peck Slip Of Pearl ST. Also
Jefferson Lodge No IS, l. o. of 0. F. respectfully
invited, and the Order general.
At Scotch Plains. N. j., 9Th nst after short illness
of Inflammation the brain, GEORGE 4. LITTLE in the
9th ear ~ his age
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VANAMBURGH 81 CO.'S
z. u o Il D G g AL K INHIBITION.
No. 63 BOwery,
q "osite The BowerY ThratTe, will open on
Thursday Evening, Dece her 18th. ISL 5

~ nosite the Bowery Theatre, will opeu on
Thursday Evening, December 18th, 1915.
MIR VANA} UnGH having spent years IN Europe with
l1 brilliant success has returned having collected with
svE c" al cxNMAsp H., AND E&rEN
hibtrd this try; CHI collection his design 10 er-
hibt the New York public, while making preparations
Doors open from 10 to l2 in the morning; and fro 70
oel9k in the afternoon and to 10 O'Clock the evening
For particulars see bills fihe dav dl4 Intro
THE CELEBK ATED OPTIC GALLERY,
NOW on exhibition 2Il Broadway corner Of Chambers
~ street up stars hes been vsed BY millions Of
1ops including Eoyai Families Cardinals Bishops Fro
These and highly finished Paintings
~ tine most correct and minute manner the io
l-Tbe Chapel OF Willism Tell, in Switzerland.
2The Magnificent Garden Saloon IL the country residence
ofthe Prince schwarzemberg, Vienna.
3-The Interior of the saberranean Groto in Bethlehem
where our SAVIOUR born This here scented in
Christian soveregns during lapse Of many centuries The
the Arm enan Church Bethehem.D II is believed
have peculiar ictere III the Of The world 1t has
been visited in the ofrevoving thousands
aud thousa DIS Of Pilgrims being the Of
Christian veneraon, and the place where began the mystic
ries OF eur holy religion.
The proprietor does doubt all Christians resident
IN this city viii Be de,rous Of viewing this splendid picture
the production Of the celebrated Italian artist Menozz OF
4-Naples taken from the new road
3-The Solemn Entrance Jenna Of the Princess Mari
6Ths North Pole Expedition of Captain Parry year
1.-The Splendid ST. Peters Square, Rome, viewed on
Easter lay few before the Pope gives his bes
NB@TSe Views once exhibited will not be repeated ia the
foil wing changes.
gven,) daily, except Sunday, foom II to and from to IN
Admttlnce Is centsFamilies of persons, including chill
dren 81. d. 2mrc
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THE STATE FENCIBLES'

B IL.
A MEXICAN ENGINE co No. TX, will hold their An.
"A nul Ball Wedne ,day Evening, December 9th, at
Gothic Hall, Adams street, Brooklyn.
Sadmltting gentleman and ladies' TO be obtained
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Mr.. John Leech, Jr Mr.. ]. G. Valentine,
. Vim. Sutphen, " Vim. Patterson
= Chas II. Fordham, " VIM H. De Grsw,
Jacob E. Fuller, " David H. Haipes,
!" p. s. Hughes, /" John Hoogland.
The floor will be under the manager Of Mr. D. Lucas.
dill, is, 10, 20, %, 24*r
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALL
yXHE EXECUTlyE COMMITTEE OF THE IRISH
i EMlGRANT SOCIETY, respectfully announce to the
public that the second Annual Ball in aid OF the funds of the
cember29th
Tickets admit gentleman and two ladies' three dol
cach and be had from Of the officers of the So
cjety.
Il. w. Clerke. Esq. President, - Nassau ST.
Gregory Dilsn ESD LIST Vice President 80 Barclayst
Hugh Kelley, Esq. I'd Vice President. 1913 Bowery.
James Reybnm, Esq. Treasurer SO Walls
William Redmond, Esq, Treasurer pro- tenn. "A Exchange
John T. Doyle Esq Corresponding Sec'y, IS Nassau ST.
NJ J. or onnor, Esq, Recording sec'y, SO John st.
Felix lngodsby, Esq, l9 Maiden lane.
John Manning, ESQ, 6s Pearl st.
c. H. Sheahan Esq IA Fulton St
James Mathews, So, IS Walls
Dr. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm st.
Arthur Stewart, ksq., Go Merchants Exchange
e NJ Nsury ESQ, ss Pine ST.
Thomas Boland, Esq 10 Ann ST.
John McNicol, Esq 81 Roosevelt st.
Thomas Swanwck Esq., IS Pine St
James Shepherd, Esq
Terence Donney, Esq south Wlismst.
And at the Office OF the Society, No Ann street
n29 SaTu&Th toD29.rc
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

THE premises Of the undersigned. No ZIG William .
entered Friday the goth between the hours
Of and r NJ robbed Of the following articles for the
recovery Of which the above reward will be g,ven:-
Five silver Table Spoons marked 81 six do Forks marked
three 10 Speon,, mark: three do Ferk mark
Fork, married. d E; do spoon. marked ID l..
About $500 specie, various CONS franc pieces
Frrn h COINS Of Portugal. and Spanish coin. 49,
A Box containing jewey-3 diamond rings; small mi
mature my late husband; of rngs two par Of
pearl aud riggs pair ngs one east pin
Cameo gold watch chain; seals one kew ON. We'd.
dug ring with the mare Of jane Daax engraved IL
with several nager rings Of various Also in
said box there money half aud one ousrter ase
and cents IN silver Also aud one large gold
ana pearl Also one breastpn with halr
pre. Pr WIN pearl set round; finger ring containing
pust 81 Napoleon; do do pearls and do do
ehusP two hands clsped; do do three erent
watch chain before mentoned -
Reverb of dollars will be paid and no questions asked
io the recovery ofhe portrait Of late his
ring containing my name; cluster diamond
one large diamond surrounded by small diamond
ringsi one rose aud small diamond ring plain hasp
JANE DULUX,
-, - . ZIG William street
Pewnbre kes will be literally paid for stopping and
s,vh
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$35O the s1 sos HOTEL Gr . a. s
saocn Bel aad Reading Rooms attached furaissd through
out with aud endid furniture Location equal TO any
in the city establishment Of he kind aud also direct
vicinity OF two contemplated rairo-d depos ANY person
this State, will find this house peculiarly adopted being
u hernoe situated IN the If the landings
III Hudson River Boats Addresr T. this Office stating
where int VI tap be had dI9lw-rh
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NATIONAL THEATHE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
lnder the management Of
Is opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
Gymnasts the Equine Temples of
France aud Eng land
The limits Of advertisement will barely admit of des-
cptve list of of the highly gifted artists Of this great
IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
MADAM. MACARTE, First Principal.
Mrs. HOWARD, First Scene questrian.
MRS ~ WOODS, an Alamande and Two Horse Eques rau.
Fsnciful and Neurological characters, =
MISS l.. WELLS.
Principal Male Eques,1iaps, LEVI NORTH and T. v.
TURNER
First Equestrian Pantomst G. j. ROGERS
New School Backward Rider with East Indian Effects
- SlGNOR GERMANI
Two and -Four Horse Equestrian and Postionis j. j.
- NATHANS.
His pupils w Cine AIDE and Little Pastor.
Personiher Of Local Characters, &c, MR.. WOODS.
First Vsulter of the Troupe, MR.. MCFARLAND.
Clowns, MEsSRS. MAY and WILLS.
Ring Master ii. NICHOLS.
Professional Comic Vocalists, MESSRs. DTCKENSON,
LATHROP, WEAVER and FLY.
large company Of Rough Riders An Orchestra full and
ehicient, led by Mr. MYERS, late fthe Park Theatre
dhe numerous splendid Costumes by Mr.. A. j. ALLEN.
The tox Office open from o'clock in the morning
O'CLOCK P where attention will be paid the public
wishes.
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1872 BROADWAY.

CORNER OF JOHN ST.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
THE celebrity of Riggs Verbna Cream" throughout the
United States has been approached by auy other
Shaving Soap II firmly believed, nay, indeed il unye
sally admitted that article hitherto discovered
the penetrating sohenng ec the toughest boards that
the nuine Verbena Cream does
der the directions for use, of &C Il. Ring"
Pr pared and for sale wholesale, retail and exploration
by q. II. RING Druggist,
1872 Broadway corner John street.
(Successor OF DR.. WIN. II. Minors
N Brings Cough Candy and Elixsr Life for sale as
above. dl1 Im*r
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DIR. POWELL, OCULIST'

ND UPEKATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
"A the Eye and 70 all Imperfectons of Vision from
o'clock at his residence, 26 Broadway of Warren ST.
Opaclties effectually removed.
AMAUROSlS treated with great attention and success
lnveterats cases of STRABISMUS Squinng cured Ill
afew minutes.
ARTitICIAL, EYES inserted that can scarcely be dis
tingu ished from the natural
Offices and residence ssi neutrality-suspicious. N Warren
d22 t.r
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MONSIEUR JULES FONT

MONSIEUR JULES FONTANA
Pianist and Composer from Paris,
DEGS announce that his frat CONCERT in New York
ID will take place Saturday the 9th December, in the
APOLLO ROOMS when he will be assisted by several dis
tingushed artists
Further particulars in future advertisements. 1890 Str
LADIES' FAIR IN ST. PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
THE Ladies of ST Peters Church will open their Fair for
the isle useful and Fancy Acles Monday the 22d
instant 10 o'clock. A M and continue throughout the
week from 10 A NJ 10 p M Except Christmas day and
ming The public respe ctfully invited attend
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AID MISSION FREE.

OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sci! AZ the Gallery in Clinton Hall,
"a of Beekman and Nassau Streets Tuesday evening"
commencing at O'clock about 100 recently imported Oil
Paintings rich frames which ed valuable pri
ectonamong the number will be found Pictures by
the English Saned Huntington. Ashton, Boneld Also
purchased at the Bonape SALE well many Others of
high class others forming collections,
requested them. Can be with catalogues
dl7 otis
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AUCTION SALES.
GREAT SALE


0F MExiCAN CukloslrlES. Chinese Goods, splendid
~ Gold Watches, Diamond Rinss Pms. Bracelets, Gold
Pencil Cases, Chaies. &c. by W. GnEENOuGH, will take
PEe.s sales Noon No 81 sii stsee, W. would oar,ie
larry invite the ladies and gentlemen examine them this day
and tomorrow.
For prculsr. catalogues which are ready and
may be he'd Of The auc ioneer da2 it-mc
WIN w. SHIRLEY Anetioneer.
b(Y II. Il. WlLLARD-This Day, Monday Dec. 22nd az
- l0 o'clock al The store No. Isl Broada advan-
ces Dessiaa aud othe Buresus made Sofas Chairs
scases stuffed Birds u Solar Lamps shades Plated axe
Baskets.
Also, Tea Trays Cutlery. and various other goods.
d22 ltsmc
WIN w. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer.
QY II. r.. WlLLARD-DesleT's Sale Of Piano Fortes-
SO John IeIemptory sale for cash of eight and
e2nd hand Piano Forte consng and mahogany
Those IN want Of bargain will do well to at,:nd
d22 lt-me
BY JAC6s FLATT.
M0NDAY, Dec 22d. AZ 10 O'Clock the auction room
yl Special and Peremptory Sale Of Rich Fancy Articles
being the balance oil asock OF Rich Fancy Articles suitable
for holyd presents OF an importer.
Also SO rich aud large Dressing Cases Tor ladies' and
nen Work Boxes Papeteres Glove Boxes Csrd Boxes Toi
let do, Odeu do.
Also, fine assortment of lch Fans.
Also general assortment Of fine Perfumery consisting Of
Soaps, Cologne Extracts, &c.
Also, 50 rich Accordions. from IL notes with half
tunes
Also quantity of Tor Tea Sets kinds and pat.
terms.
Also, 20 rich gilt Clocks with shades, 81 days
Also, ID four columns FL day Clocks.
Also, O'Clock rs sets Bronze and Omoue Grandoes,
from to 20 lights.
Also, q bronzs and gilt Solar Lamps.
Catalo ues ready. d22 lt'mo
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Fits! FitS!!

IvANS VEGETABLE EXTRACT-Au infalbIe RENE
dy ioI Ep'leptc Fits Falling Sickness Convuisons &c
Ons OF the popetors Of this Invaluable Medicine let
ca Tor sven years with this dreadful disease and during this
Who'll pe n o. .,ne was under medical treatment without re-
e,,ns ny pgne on the contrary the fits were frr
that are thus ,l,cd known that from time a me-
w, asease MS oned the skill Of all Physicians and
,he soa,sd R9g s % all medicine een
him perfect bea but esn h.. 10. y ~
sovereign efficacy Of Vegetable Extract to hitherto
this iIass Remedy AL thu. TIM. ss,ed may now
Principal Office, l Grand street, New York and - e
eases exanined and advice free Of charge ana
per bottle ~ SnV Dohar
Ians Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills for removing iii .;
aud corrupt bumors, and purifying the blood Price
i've cents per boz. s"e"p'
do lm-r TVANS & HART. Propr,.,or.