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SPECIAL ACT.

We inser, in our paper of to-day, an ac'
of the last Legislature authorizing she Ca
nal Commissioners TO examine the claim ol
Elizabeth MiIard for damages by reason OF
the construction of the North Branch Canal
through her property &c. We suppose the
lady intended, resides above The Halfway
house. We know nothing about the mat
ter; i. may be right or it may be wrong: but
we suppose FIX Senator Headly can explain
It as he is relation of the lady and was at
Harrisburg abou, the time of its passage
last winter. The act is to Se found on page
2l9, Pamphlet Laws, ls15.
Section |. That the canal commission.
ers be, and they are hereby authorized and
directed 10 examine. by the inspection of al
Isas, one of ,heir number, ,he clalm of Eli
z,be,h MilIald, 5or alleged damage done 10
her farm h> the construction of the North
Bra,ch Diyisiln of lhs Pennsylvania canal
and adius, the sane upon principles OF eqnl
ty and Justice, taking into consideration, IN
their estimate Of damage, all he advantage
resulting to The said property iron the 'oca
lion and construction Of the salL canal, and
report their proceedings and decision to lG 9
next legislature.
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. ElE EGGlASSEAG.

MARRlED-EarIy on Thursday
morning, July Sd by JOHN Richar,, Esq.
Mr. JAMES rIsE of Bloom township, to
Miss BARBARA SNYDER, near RhOrsburg.
The above was accompanied by spIen-
did array Of the good thrngs for which we
make to The parties our best bow and
hanks.
May peace and plenty crown their joys,
And fill their arms with girls and boys.
On the 29lh ull by J. Il. IKeler, ESQ ,
Nr. JESSE PARKER to Miss ELIZABETH
PATTERSON, both Of Greenwood.
In Mooreland township, Lycoming co,
IN the 2Glh nit. by the Rev, J II Riuen
house, Mr.. ANTHONY $. McKEE, of Derry
Col co to Miss MARY Low, daughter ol
Mr Thos. Low, Of The former place
On Thursday the l9Ih ul BY Rev.
BAIL, Mr. Henry SHERuAN,io Mss MARY
MASS, both Of Mlllln tp.
On the 18Th uIr by Rev. F Ru,hraun
Nr. BoBERT McCuRLEY, Of Union county
70 Miss AMANDA ROBINSON, Of Columbit
co.
In DanviIe,on Tuesday of last week, By
f. Trego, Esq Mr. HENRY MILLER. II
Miss MARTHA HUFF, both Of Milton.
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CATAWISSA MOTEL
CATAWISSA COL. co. PA.

aB ACOB DYER informs travellers ant
his old customers and friends, that ht
still keeps the above Hotel, where he will
be happy 10 wait upon those who favor
him with their custom. His house is large
and commodous, and well arranged to ac'
comnodale his guests His table is always
provided with the choices, Viands the mai
ke,s can afford, and his Bar contains some
of the bes, !iquros that can he found in this
section of country. His stables are also
ample, and good osIers are always in al
tendance.
Ca,awissa, July IL, l845 -2m.l2
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
On the Estate ofJOHN SMITH. deceas
ed, late Of Sugarloaf tOwnship, Colum
bia county.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letter, o.
Administration on the above mentioned Els
tate, have been granted to the Subscriber.
All persons indebted to said estate are here
by notified to make immediate payment. and
all those having claims are requested 10
them properly authenticated TO
THOMAS MENDENHALL,
Executor.
July IA, lS4J. 6wl2
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July IA, ls4j.
LIST or CAUSES.

For Trial al Aug,tst Term, ls45.
/. Burton W. WapPles, vs. jeremiah
Irish e. al.
.. Joh8C. Mccall el al vs. Jos. Lemon
3, Robert Montgomery VS. George A
Frck e, al Executors 0l d. s
Montgomery.
A. Leonard Sineman VS. John New H.
iams.
& Robert Moore VS. John Chester q, al
6. Jonathan G. Pennington VS. Joh'
Chester Ell al.
T IJUaIICs -, uIaH Ri-I.-.i ~
by.
g. Andrew Emmons VS. Vanish Reese
g. Tobias Shrz ct al Thomas Moore
head e. a
10. Peter Baldv Us Joseph Diehl.
IL. David r Grim Ell al VS. Thomas
Moorehead
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TO THE SEVERAL COLLECTORS
OF COUNTY ND S1HJE TAX
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Meiiiey & MendcnhaI',

Whereas, TO enable the Stale TO meet her
abilities on the first day Of August next II
- necessary that The Stale TaS assessed IN
he dtferen. counties under The Act OF As
emily relating thereto should be promp'
ly paid TO ,he State Treasurer, Aud
" hereus, by the provisions cl Ihe Act OF
l20,h April, 1874, il the Quota of any Conn
.y be no, paid 10 The Sale Treasurer, or or
before ,he % Tuesday of January in each
wear, the balance 30 remaining unpaid alter
drducling Commissions, &C. shall be charg
ed 10 said county, and shall thereafter Tear
an intetps, of five per cent, ill paid. AND
ALSO, lha, if any county shall pay into
llhe State Treasury, It's quota OF Stale ,a|,
Is days prior 10 The first cay OF August II
any year, such county shall be emitted 10
deduction Of FIVE per cent, on Me amount SO
r..d, {. L.;"s ,h"O "adn tho interest Nv
we'll as the dutv of the several counties,
promptly TO pay their proportion Of 1he tax
es assessed upon them.
find Hhereus by SO doing Columbia
County will be entitled to an abatement OH
ner State lax OF from five 10 six hundred
dollars, Therefore,
Resolued That the several collectors Of
County and State tax in Columbia county
be earnestly requested TO make every .i
ort to coec, and pay over 10 the County
Treasurer the amount Of Stale tax charged
IN their duplicates on or before the twelfth
day of July next, a. which day The several
Collectors are hereby required 10 meet al
he Commissioners Office 10 rece We their
xoneraslons on their duplicates Of Stale
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EIOnmshirg ArthlOry.

The Members OF this Company; vino
nave Swords and Belts, belonging to the
Company; are required forthwith 10 delonr
them TO either OF the Commissioned Ofl
GERS. Al. EDb' Cap'.
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.EMBR AGING the present opportunity OF
n 4 expressing his thankfuness to his riends,and
the public generally, for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received informs his friends and th'
public in general that he still continues to carry or
the above business at his old established stand, or
the corner OF Main and East streets where hi
aopes, by strict attention TO business, to receive
and merit share Of public patronage as heretofore
He deems it unnecessary to go into the game o.
brag or to use any soft solder about his SKILL u
the PROFESSION OF GARMENT CUTTING
as his shop is of long standing. and his work h'
thinks will speak for itself, and far more loude
than words. But, he would merely say that, HI
warrants his work done with neatness, durability
md in the latest fashionable manner, and will en-
ure good ft in all cases.
NIB Charges moderate 10 suit the times a
kinds ofcountry produce tukcn in exchange 10
work, at market prices.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 9 l5i.-29'
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at her shop on Main.sseet, nearly opposlteDceoIe
hotel, and second door below Sllverthorn's where
she has oil the articles usually kept in Milllner
Store, The Ladies are all invited to call and exa
mine for themselves, Bonnets and Caps made an'
done up in the most fashionable style,
Boomsburg, July IL. l945, IL
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Public Sale

IN pursuance Of an order of The Or
phan's Court, of Columbia County, or
Saturday the second day Of August next, a
en- o'clock in the forenoon, Marshal G
Shoemaker and John Christian Admioisua
,ers &c. OF Jacob WellveI, late OF Madison
township in said county deceased will ex
pose to Sale, by Public Vendue, upon ,h'
premises, a certain trac, Of land, containing
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HRSlESaaGB'2gs
MISS vi. H.. robson,

NNTOULD respectfully inform the Ladies OF
w Bloomsburg and vicinity, TINT she has just
received large assortment Of
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WANTED,
TWO AnnrentiCeS

FWrO the LAST and BOOT IREE MAKING nu'
siness. Smart active boys between the
ages Of ) and " will receive good encourage
ment upon immedia,e application to the subscriher
SIMON & SHlNE
Bloomsbury June l4,lsi5-6t. ms
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CAUTION

A IL persons are hereby cauonbl against pur
"a chGsirg NOTEgiven ny the sutscriI,rs to
SAMUEL McNtNCn, for SEQ, dated AprIl Is.
ls45, and payable six incnths after date, with inc-
rest alters month"; as we shall refuse to rat the saiae
when due unless compelled by law, lot hai,r e
ceiyct a consideration for il.
JOHN PI rSEL.
D. II. ?, TuRSbL.
Msy 81, 1856
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DIR. JAYNE'S sANATIvE PILLS.

DIR. JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS.
They may be taken at all times and in
most dseases--ln Inhammalory, intermit'
anl, RemIueni, Bilious, and every Other
form of Fever-Jaundice and Liver Com
plant. For Dyspepsia they are really an
invaluable article. gradually changing the
Alliated secretons of lhe stomach and liver,
and producing healthy action in those i'm
por!an' organs. They are very valuable
or diseases of The Skin, and for what is
commonly called 'Impurisy of the blood;
also for Female Complaints, Cos'iveness
&c., and in fac! every disease where an
APPARENT, Alternative, or Purga,iye Medicine
may be required
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
II always cures Asihma-two or three
aTga doses will cure the Group or Hives
Children, in from fifteen minutes 10 al
hours time. 1t Immediately subdues the
violence of Hopping Cough, and effects a
speedy cure. Hundreds who have beer
gwen up by their physicians as incurrabIe
with Consumption, have been resIoret'
perfect health, by II.
In TACT. as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained d
|higher.or more deserved reputation.
EPrhe above Medicine are all for sale
at the store of JOHN R. MOYER,
Bloomsbury. SO
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The EIate Of SUSANNA TOMLIN
son, iate q Centre tOo0nShp, deceased
RTOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
"a ;ytration op the above mentioned Estate,
have been granted to tile subscriber, Irving IN Zen
ire township. All persons indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make immediate payment.
and all those having claims are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated to
SOLOMON NEWHARD, Admir-.
May H. lS45, tw4
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lSa certain, safe and ellectual remedy FOR Dys
entery, DiarrhGa or looseness cholera morbus sum.
mer complaint, collie; gripping pains; sour stomach;
sick and nervous headach, heartburn, waterbrash;
pain or sickners of the stomach; vomiting; splitting
up of food after eating and also where it passes
through ne body unchanged want of appetite
restlessness and inability to sleeps wind in the sto.
mach and bowels; cramp; nervous tremors and
twlchings; seasickness; Ginting, melancholy and
lowness of spirits, fretting and crying of infants
and for all bowel affections and nervous diseases.
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DR.. JAY.NES TONIC VERMIFUGE

Which is perfectly safe and SO pleanant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t ehectually
destroys worms: neutralizes acidity or sourness Of
the stomachj increases appetite and acts as gene
raj and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
ngly beneficial in Intermittent andRemittent ievers
and ndigesion &c and is certain and permanent
cure iCT i.io fever and ague.
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KDa'. eBGggsse's
FAMILY MEDICINES.
LAYNES RAIR TONIC.
MN-

This lair Tonic has produced beautiful New
Hair in the heads of hundreds who had been bald
for years 1t also puriies the head from Dandruh
--Cure5 diseases of the scap-PreseUes the hair
from falling of or bscomiug permanently gray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-10

On Monday 9th inst JESSE GREEN, of the firm Of John
son 4 Green, aged 10 years.
His friends and acquaintance, and also the members
of St Georges Society, respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral which i'll take place on Thursday az
ternoon, 18th inst at " o'clock from his late residence
Sixth avenue north side between 10Th and 10th SITS 3t
On Monday, 9th inst. OF erysipelas, ANY, widow Of
Henry Doe, aged 81 years.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence, ~ Watts street. All her rela
tves and friends respectfully invited to meet with
out further invitation.
On Monday, 9th inst. WILLIAM EDWARD GARLAND the
only Of John and Pbebe Garland aged three years
and six months.
The members of the New York Lodge, No. 10, l. o. of
o. f. and the friends and acquaintances Of the family
respectfully invited to his funeral this afternoon at
o'clock, from his late residence 50 Elm street, without
further invitation
On Monday morning, 9th inst. in the 18th year Of his
age. PETER DyKERs, NJ. ID.
His friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this morning at 81 O'Clock from the
northeast corner of 10th street and ih avenue without
further invitation.
On Saturday morning, 18th inst at his residence Nor.
walk, Conn alter protraced illness, Mr.. NICHOLAS
VINCENT aged "a years for many years highly rcspec.
table citizen of the city of New York
At Philadel phia, Sunday LIST inst of apopox
SAMUEL WALKER, Jr. aged 46 years.
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r9c. :. May ~s port CIR m, MsSs f.
JoHs, NIB. june a-An cosme. NYOrk. CID %. Ma
~ w'th Pars OF Philadelphia icaro Emit Tor Log
Home Forts.
OWLS HEAD, june 5-ln port Americas, for Jamesport LII
June AR Mary Eliza (brl Dgby and CID
h ior rhadeiphis 5h, Roanoke Philadelphia; Cordeia,
SALEM, June 6--An Porto Rico, Georgetown, DC.
SLoucEsrER, June Arr Montreal, Machlas Tor Nfork;
Bos,oS June 8-An Sarah Ann, Liverool Meridian Hayre
De Grace Md; Paragon, George, Topaz Acorn Genoa. and
dosS; Xdans Ro.iaa Victor Mall aud Tric New YORK.
Teegraphed Science Signal for brig.
New BrpFoRp, June 6--Arr Warren, Philadelphia
New HAVEN, June AR Ceyon St Croix; Moselle, and
Ann Albany Sid Industry, West Indies; Boganho Cher
PHIIApELrA, June 8Arr Sarah Sheafe Palermo; Llius
Boston Caroline Alice Pr Cardiff Kimbsl CharlestSn
ark NJ; Mary Susan, Newport; Senate, New London.
ALrxAsDRiA, June ssld Frank. and Mary Elizabeth New
NORFOLK, June 6Arr Belle NYork Rush, 81 Barts Yes
per- Somerset In Hampton Roads, Almade, Havre Sid L
Spcer Fall Ryeri Dolphin Yarmouth Arr Berry Provi-
dence.
CHARIEsroS, June Carr Quinnebaug, Mstsnzas. Cid
Republic Liverpoo Anson and Carolina New York; Mary
Hammond Providence. Cid 5th Grenada, Liverpool Sid
Sullivan and Ferdi NYOrI; Hosarh' HaSre Sid stS Re-
SsaS Jsss Ar Colombo Boston; sahs.ts Apaa.
Sid Wson 4 N S@S 10sR
May slAg,, Apslscheola Galveston; Are
bne; Mary Washington St Jago de Cuba CID May Flower,
Gossypiqm tBr) Rochester Pioneer Meoka, and Hope Lv
Hvre Yaaoo. Weybosset and octavia New York; Msursn
Gottenbcrg Standard, (Br) Bermuda
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The Crops.

We have received letter from the west intending
correct statements that have made relative to
the crops
You state through your paper that the wheat in iii.
nois, Michigan Indiana, and Ohio looks remarkably
well From what you got your Information l
cannot tell From Huron TO Vcrmilion is ten miles and
there will not be much than half crop. In the
towns Of Florence Berlin Perkins and Huron, there will
MOI be half CROP We have had rain to amount any
thing for two or three months. The wheat grass and
pasturage are all drying up In fact some Of the farm
cattle into of their wheat fields. | am informed
that the crops look still farther south. We had
terrible frost the Goth and 30th of May which the
completely to the ground, and the wheat further
south thought my duty to inform you correctly up
on the subject that the public might not be hattered with
great crops when they were not.
The Little Rock (Ark) Ga=ee, of the 26th ult, says:
The Frontier Wig speaks very favoraby Of the wheat
VIII occur to prevent our farmers from realizing abun
dant crops ofevery kind this thereby, in
to retrieve their lc5ses from the overflow of last
year. We learn privately, that the corn crop every
where promises well.
The frost the Goth and 3oth of May last has done
much damage to the crops corn hops and all kinds of
OF hop growers that there will be over one-half an
average crop ofhops This year many yards bad
y injured that is thought they will not pay the
Pense OF picking And SO far as heard the the
case in Madison and other hop growing counties. Fruit
is entirely destroyed Corn may be tolerable provided
the season is unusually fair.
The Fayetteville IN c. Observer of the 4th inst, says:
The crops throughout this State most unpromising
ard scarcely any fruit of any kind, will be made In
connection with this, remark, that for the last
fifteen months unprecedented drought has prevailed
holi the usual quantity of rain has fallen during that
tmc and all our water courses, which generally
exempt from variation by drought, have exhibited the
effect OF this long continued dry weather. Mills have
been compelled to stop which before without
an ample supply of water; and springs and wells exhibit
amaterialy falling of in the supply of water.
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Donestic Importnfion..


CO.'S bbls 81 kF; Msrkes Wilbur sco-ias bills 3 hides
ga bags Nottlebohn2o bbls Southmayd sons casks
Lawrence Keese-9 Davis Brooks cg-IG5 Macy
s.Has 8 bales Bsstlstt-s5 STA
plcby-2i Conant-8 Chauran-220 Iryin5 Kumtzer
gl6 Bars,ow, Pope & CO.'S Robinson-5A Wed-2 Kinds
Basordc0 Grayes-sJ 0rpenhem cosa Nor
T Ds BGSs aS;
diet Tompkins-A b Eaton-A Forrest & co., Augur-
&PaxsonNarsh& Shepherd-W Pickersgill co-Thirion
Maard eo-Chas Lutzori32 bales and undy pkgs
NEw ORLEASs-ship Aubun-s5 bis r Bleeker-l csk r.
Auguer-l bis tilow bales H Berdell-20 hhds
sugar Howard sons bis skins bgs gnsing bl beeswax
Thompton-l mds Gibson Easton & Fk-l80O pgs lead
Rogers 80 balls hemp6 do wool Newbold Cruft-2 bis
surgess Benefit ba! Hicks-2oss pgs lead Strachem
Freddie Tresdwess bbi sugar Is DO moiass es
Thompson-I0o hhds Souhe bro34 Berdell-6 balls
Vandvnerken3c indigo Marks Spencer4bx Hunt
7ise pgs lead Potter & Colgate2 balls hemp Bradord~i
brothers67 bale hemp Schermerhorn Marshl bg Solo
masa bis Goodhue-2bx Kemp bis cotton Hobrook
Klem-39 hhds Spear ysadsrhof "A bx Gassner Young
Stanton-l bale furs l6 do skins 81 mdz order
APAd4.cH,coLaMbrg Cayuga-63 Bales cotton Eddall-
Ashley Pool DO Philips do Bronsonsg do Kennedy
Morrai- Smith Hawkins-3 bales cotton to order~2
chests do.
ssvANSAHBrig Exao,-s bales cotton Stone-s22 Pill
lot LIE Barber9a souncy coo Bogsr & Kneeland-o
do roots snyderlo do rope cuttings Starr. Mntun
COS bxs bale to order.
do Victor Duckwz-237 So ties Burckmeyer& sons5
bales Dillon EmericI box Burgess Strnger coz
Appleton co-l5 Bennett Harper Brothers-sundries
to order.
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49, 1,,,r M..r,., u S.,,~d., Lane = Ia45

Naval CouRT MISUNDERSTANDING, June z, 1919
The Journal OF yesterday was res6 and approved
The examination OF Lieut. D. d. Porter was resumed and
concluded tho part Judge Advocate and his
crossexamnaon commenced on the part oil the accus-
ed concluded when the court adjourned. cor
respondence between Com. Filton, commander OF the
Argentine squadron and Capt Voorhees, after the return
Of The squadron, put in by the Judge Advocate,
when proved tha on me Gay OF e eaPune, me Afgen
outrage upon the Argentine flag to be settled by their
respective governments and that in the meantime, he
would reho his flag and settle all personal differences
between him and Capt. Voorhees,, provided the latter
would give his flag salute Of honor Of wentyone guns
meat he would return, and thus resume his flag unbe-
mhed Capt Voorhees, in his reply, refused the propo-
sitioa unless the Argentine Admiral would run up the
American ensign and the first salute which he Capt
W would return and If the Argentine commander
would accept this proposition, he Capt w wished
10 terminate the correspondence.
An unusual importance is attached this court
ta not only involving the most delicate duties and
responsibilities Of naval Commanders and in
sure testing the question how far the naval is to be sub
ordinate the civil power in all but from the
that the acts of Capt Voorhees, have been the sub
Buenos AyTean Argentine government, calling for
Justice at the hands Of this government, and which has
United States arrive at the truth in the matter lwas
stated in the opening that was believed but two SINH
lar had occurred in which Investigations had been
ordered by the government upon the complaints OF
tions with whom we at peace. One in 1925, when
tho gallant Commodore Porter tried for attack
Faxardo the island of Rico where he landed in
pursuit OF supposed stolen goods and compelled the
submission of the local authorities He suspended.
The other in 1885, court Of inquiry upon the brave
Captain Daniel Turner, for cutting out Buenos Ayrean
priyateer from Swedish port in st. Bartholomew,
which had robbed an American vessel He was censur-
president of that court, and Commodores Rdgey and
Downes were members of the court that tried Commo
dore Porter and Mr. Cox the present counsel for Capt
voorhees,, was Judge Advocate in both cases. As the
trial progresses, which is public in any civil
court except in the deliberations may perhaps gather
enough from the proceedings give you an outline Of
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Office for the sale Of The Original Genuine
PULnIONIC SYRUP,
as usual.
FACTS FOR TIE PEOPLE


FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
y illness by Syrup made from old Indian recipe and
being strongly urged by friends well by the consdera-
ducton Of the Syrup The public entered orange
ment for that purpose and 49 CORTLAND
y the ss schsncR had s unSeandns WITH
him. and the medicine sold in his and
sss form GER
continued this connection until had reason to believe this
Complaint had come in to me relative to iIe variability and
strength Of The Syrup Thnkng that written
overlook and pardon any merely personal but pu
s % % b:
one would extend its equences the other.
s & T sna sno
cusvey it. These influences based upon well known
patients their friends called at my Office well
others whom visited both the city and country and the
Treatment Of Consumption colds coughs diseases Of the organs
Of respiration well the liver and dyspepsia have
have been the Of beneiti.g aud restoring heah
Results like these were truly gratifying and did rot feel will
could conscenopsy permit my sphere Of usefulness to be
narrowed through the neglect variation Of any other
and haye the accurate knowledge Of the only
And order rnasr free from ali mpse., we'll IS to
insure its n and uniform strength without the Of kind
the most effective Ingredient have the aid 81 discovery and
e s.s a s Ga By
Of nefcacy, backish color and variable strength
s re- ss o wxss and employment Of
The has been incidentally mentioned
for himself at least opened office this city; wish HIM
AL the success that he may Justly deserve He invites the pub;
wisely enough cautions against lteraied compounds
The Original GenS'ne pum9nic Syrup prepared IN this cy
Once dS' PIE