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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-20

UNEXPECTED INFoRMATIoN.--Ths other dav.
while monitor was hearing boy recite his les
son. the following passage occurred :-",rhe wa
ges OF SIN is death. The monitor, wishing to
get wages out by deduction. asked, .'What
does your father get Oh Saturday night 2" Tha
boy answered, " He gels drunk
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-20

"A western editor says s. Coming home few
days since, we met man attempting to walk on
both sides OF The street. BY skful manenyre
we passed between him" That's as good as
Punch
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-20

Are you fond of tongne, sir 2" 81 was al
ways fond Of tongue madam, and like i, still,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-20
LAUNCH.

A schooner. about sixty tons burthen, intended
for the Canal trade, was launched from the Ship
Yard of Mr.. j. G. Collcy, on Saturday. She is
called the' Nagg's Head and owned by Messrs.
Dickson s. Mallory, and Captain Henry Harding,
and te be commanded by the latter gentleman
Beacon
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CantrCN's Agsse Mixture. or Tonic
MGdtCUNIentN,

For The cure all H'Hous eStef'ons, ftaken 0c-
c0r'hpg 10 directions.
1t is a never falling remedy which M family
ough t, lie without, especially in low marsly
countries.
As thi, medicine is Vut up under the p'opri'-
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles, beng rurly Vegetable and having
tried It's efficacy on thousands, for upwards OF IL
v. ars and Ia his kno~le,ee when taken strictly
cordiug Ia dieclons there has not h one ia lure.
lIoJet such CIRCUMSTANCE. ! recommend it to the
public adding certificate in supper, Of my asscf-
tion.
l., John Burns. do certify h,t ! was in the ship
Tobacco Plant of Phil,drl ,hi,, C-pi. Rr,d Ia
June, 1927. bound 10 liverpool, took the fever
and sgue end laid in Livrrroai SOME time nnd' :
the doctor's bands, went hOm there to Eatn re,
iav in the Infirmary for four five wceks-from
thence 10 Phiairphm; WAS six months under DR..
Goats; from thence 10 New Y,Ik--w.nt to Il. e
Hospital, remain d there about fur 'eks wiihou,
ANY relef--iried r,ery thing without any henetit,
for five wears. Hearing of Can,relrs Agur Mix
tue tom a freud, ! went to his store, told him
how I was afflicted, and got bottle of his mixture
and usrd 1t nccoriing to directions IL made per-
lee, cure. aud lhave not had The least rtu'n since.
do with confidence recommend il toihe public.
.e.-t.ls JOHN BURNS.
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TRULY WONDERFUL CURE.

WArsnvILLg, Oneida co., \, y. Sept. Is. lSf3.
Dear Sir--i owe it 10 the sflried t" inform y II
that in January last was attacked by a very v'".
lent cold, caused by working in the water. which
settled Oh my lungs. 1t was accompanied by we
~ severe pain in my breast and s,''s, and ais"
distressing cough. had in attendance all the le''
mc,ic. aid IN our vhl,gc but after eI Ihaus'ing all
their skill avail. they pronounce my iii easr
co>riuMEn coNsUNPrIoN AMI they ore and ali
gare me- up 10 die. After much persuasion ! got
The con-cn, Of NV phy .irian to use the BsLs,M ~
VIII Cn,Rur ,n pared l'y Dn WIsrAR. pnr-
chased of the Agent in place one battle. bef"re
using half of which began to gain -trengh and 1t
w,s very evident my cough was much better and
my symptoms N every way imIm wing. have
now used three bottles, and am restored 10 perfect
heahh. This result, is alone owing 10 the use If
DIR WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY; and | take this method Of giving you the in
formation. partly to pay you the debt of gratitude
{ owe YOU. and partly that Others similarly afflicted
ma, know where 10 apply iof relief. -
Veiv truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mn. P,Ln.n. Druggist. under date OF Wat,rville,
Sept cath, lSa3, writes; ...g
The statement given you hy Mr.. james Sage Is
well known to he true hy this WhOie community
Il certainly was mos, remarka' lie cure. The sal.
of The Basam i. very good and It's success IN cures
tIuty na,erng Yours resp cttully.
--"1lF d. ID. PALMER
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Original Anectiote or Gen. jackson.

ortSshni AheCuOte OF zen. Jnehso''.
In the winter OF 1892, President Jackson con-
ferred the mission to Russia upon justly dis.
tinguished son of Pennsylvania. Before the
newly appointed minister, however, had de-
parted on his mission, he deemed it due to the
President to ask his counsel in reference to the
selection of secretary of legation. The Pre-
sident declined all Interference, and remarked
10 the minister that the United States Govern
ment would hold him responsible for the man.
ner in which he discharged his duties, and that
he would consequently be at liberty to choose
his own secretary. The minister returned his
respectful acknowledgements but, before Ia
king final leave, sought his especial advice in
regard TO young gentleman then in the ser
vice of the State Department, and who Yves
highly recommended by the then Secretary.
Gen. Jackson promptly said 81 advise you,
sir, not to take that man he is not a good
julge Of preaching. The minister seemed
puzzled and observed that the objection needed
explanation. II am able to give it," said the
ole hero: and he thus continued: "Cn last
Sabbath morning, attended dirnce service in
the Methodist Episcopal church in this city.
There listened to sou-inspring sermon by
Professor Durbin, of Carlisle, one of the ablest
pulpit orators in America. Seated in pew
near me, observed this identical young man,
apparently an attentive listener. On the day
following, he came into this chamber, on public
business, when 1 had the curiosity to ask his o.
pinion of the sermon and the preacher. And
what think you, sir The young upstart with
consummate assurance, pronounced that ser.
mon all treth, end Professor Dnrbin a humbug.
took the liberty ofteling him. "My yo,,ng
man you are a hnmbug yo,trsel, and don't
hnoW Il. And now" continued the venerable
old man, his eye kghted up with intense ANNA
ton, "rest assured, my dear SIR, that a man
who is not better Judge of preaching than that
is swholy unfit TO be your companion. And be-
Sides" he added, "if ne were the prodigy the
Secretary of State represents him TO be, he
would be less anxious to confer his services up
on you-he would rather be anxious to retain
them liialseH" The Presidents advice was
OF course, followed by the Ambassador and
the young mans subsequent career of vice and
folly proved that the Generals estimate Of his
character, albeit founded upon common Incl
dent, was substantially corrrct.
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II r. MOST REMARK ABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.
HApnnNrlsLp. \. ] April

HApnoNrIELp, \. j April 20, 1913.
On or abnut the 18Th DAY of Octoher, ls1l, was
taken with violent pain in the side near the liver,
which con'inucd for ahou, five days, and was fol-
lowed hy the breaking of an u'cr or al scess, IN
wardly, which relieved the pain tle, but cau.ed
mr to throw upa great qutn'ity Of offensive matter
and also much blood. Being greatly alhm"d Al
this applied 10 ply sician hot hr said lie ih' ugi
he could do hut nle for me exc"p' gve M some
Mercury PiHs, VII ca | refused to take, feeling
,aiisied that they could do good many O.
thcr u IN dies then procured hy my wife and
frlem., hut none did any good-ai d the dis
charge of blood and corruption still continued ev'ry
few days, and a, last become offensive that
could scarcely breathe w.s also seized with VIZ
oeht cough, which at times caused me To raise
much more blood than had done beforehand my
disease continued in this way, still growing worse.
until February, when ali hope Of my recovery was
given up, and my friends all though, would die
OF GALLoPING CONsUMPTION. Al this moment,
when my life was apparently drawing near its close,
heard of DIR. WISrAR'S u l. s AM OF
WILD CHEIRY. and got bottle which nE-
LIEvrD NE IMMEDIATELr and by the use OF only
three bottles Of this medicine, all my pains were
removed-my cough and sfiting OF blood and cor
rupon entirely stopped, and in few weeks my
health was far restored TO enable me TO work
at my trade, (Which is a carpen,er) and up to this
lime have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
GLoucEsrER CouNTr, \. J IS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one of
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EXTRACT or A LETTER FROMA POSI
MASTEK, DATED

PrMnucKs Washington CO, Maine, Apr. 30. Is14.
MR.. ISAAC BTTTS.-Dear Sir At the re
oues, of many of my friends 10 this place and Wei
uiy who are afflicted with consumption and liver
complaints, take the liberty Of asking you 10 ap-
pont some one IN this county as agent TO sell WIS
rAu's BALsAN OF Win CHEnRY, and to send him
a few dozen. there is none OF /. for sale within
900 miles from this have no doubt that il would
meet with ready sale il il were where il could lie
procured without too much expense and delay.
Nv wife Was attacked about six IN 'nlhs since
with wha, the physicians called the fr>t sage Of
crnsump'ion-a complaint very prevalent in this
$. c,ion of country. Having seen ,be Balsam I'D
vert scd in Augusta.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD =!
CANTRELL'S .m#
Celebrated Family Medicines

EWTIl.I. not cure every thing. hut still remain
wv unequa,ed IN their several departments by
every hing ever offered to The public. who have
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous and
highly respectable testimonials of their superior
siiic ,cv. ,, ~ &. ..-..i.f. .-I...-. ..
Canfrelrs Compound Medicated Syrup Of Sa'-
sapay,Ln; or, ,AntI-Scorhuuc Syrup, for th' cur"
OF Scorfua, Chronic Rheunatism, Chronic Swell
lings of the Joints, Etuptions of the skin. aud all
Diseases arising from the abuse OF Mercury, DC
unsurpassed Ivy any thing in the ma'kci, comhl-
ming all the virtues resident in the Sar,aparili
with a modern mrdicanent, only lately brought
on, Ivy the most respectable medical authorities.
Price, so cents yer htie. -5s 8" t-4s,-
C,ntreN's .infi- -Dyspepi;c Psusier for the re
lief and permanent cure "i that most disiresslrg
complaint Dyspepsia. ia all IT. forms and Stage.
Il is truly u most vaiu nhe remedy. Sold in bottles
a, 25 and 80 cents each. .....
CanireHs .9xue Njrfure and Tonic htofca
0enio stands at the head of the list unriyard Ivy
nny. or all the innumcrahle medicines in use
throughout the length and bread h Of the land. for
the cure OF Frv,a and AGur in all it's stages, and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never I've without II. : F..
The subscriber will forfeit EIFrf DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in ih"
most obstinate case.
Sid Who'eSde and Retail hv CALEB CRES.
son, at his Drug Warehouse. No. N"r'h Third
Street, Philadelphia; also. hv the regularly ap.
rointed agent. SETH W. ROBERTS, Wholesa c
Druggist No. 5i Water Street Mobile.
Prepared orl, hv the Suhst' her corner of CAR
PENTER and SECOND S,re,s, below Christi
an. Philadelphia, where it is also re'siled.
Observe, none are genuine without the signature
of JOHN A. CANTRELL.
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JOHN MOVER, Tailor,
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.
Dougl,ssvilie, April 10Th. 1913.

DougIlssviI'e, ATTiI 18Th, 1913.
Mn. OAHL1Y MY son Edmund Leaf had the
scrofeIa in The mos, dreadful snd distressing man.
for three years. during which time he WIS de-
pHved of the Of his limbs. his he'd and neck
were covered " ith ulcers. We ,rrd all thr differ.
rnt rrmedrs. hut to no effect, unil recommended
by DR.. johnson of Noristown. and also Dr. Isaac
H"ss,, OF Reading tn use your Depura'ivc syrup
of Sarsaparlls, of which | obtained several bottles
the use of which dove the disease en'ir ~ out Of
his system, the heated up, and the child was
restored to perfect health. which he ha. emp, cd
uninterulhedly ever since to the at -'n'hm'n' of
many persons who him do irg his ntf ction
! have though, ii my duly aud send you this oe',-
fc.te th. otlers who have like affection in the
f.r,iy may know where to obtain 50 vsluable q
medicine. Yours truly.
AMELI. d. LEAF.
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McLliCHtesI syrup Of CSarSaparilIl

FhiIadt Iphla, APTII lVlh, MI.
Mr. !oHN 4. C,NTntLt,
Dear Sir,-Having lie, n afflicted for upward' Of
Two wears with liberation of the throat, destroying
The whole Of the soft pal,te ,hen through the upper
part nf nv mouth into my nose, from which s',er-
al piece, nf hone out, which partially DESTROY
c,i my speech, through a kind Providence and your
Medca,ed Syrup of Sars s'pa'ill', am now restored
To pef, ct he Alth, and my sight, which was SO much
impair d, j. as strong as when hoy.
though, it duty owed ,oyou and those SINH
larly affected, 10 make it public.
Yours, X, specItully,
SAMUEL. KIRK, t
Il E..,.Ih anil [ .aic SlI.,Is
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Revolutionary Anecdotes.

GENEROSITY OF goHN HANCOCK
the siege at Boston, Gen. Washington consulted
Congress upon the proprety of bombarding the
town of Boston. Mr.. Hancock was then Pre-
sdent of ofCongress. After General Washing
tons letter was read, a solemn silence ensued
This was broken by member making mo.
ton that the House should resolve itself into a
committee ofthe whole, in order that MIR. Han
cock might give his opinion upon the important
subject as he was deeply interested from having
all his estate in Boston, After he left the chair
he addressed the chairman of the committee Of
sir, nearly all the property have in the world
is in houses and other real estate in the town OF
Boston but it the expulsion of the British ar
my from it, and the liberties of our country re.
quire their being burnt to sshes-issue The or
der for that purpose immedidteiy."
TAXING THE CINsrs Some rich scenes oc-
cur in taking the Census under the late law of
the State Of New York for that purpose. The
following from an eye witness, is one:
is the head of the family at ilome : asks the
inquring Marshal.
'Ilere's the devil with his book again for the
dreciry' shouts a junior of the family to the
maternal head above stairs who presently ap.
pears. is it the heads of the family ye want
sure but last week ye wanted our name for
yer dreciory, an now ye want our heads A
tree country this, sure, when ones head is not
safe. BE oil, and bad luck to ye and all like
ye.' After some explanations the questions in
order are asked.
Who is the head of the family'-'Ann Phelim
yer honor, the same in old Ireland and toriver
How many males in this family Three
males day with prateys for dinner an
But how many men and boys Och, why
there's the ould man an the bly,, and three chill
der, who died five years ago, heavin rest their
dear souls, the sweetest jwls that iyer'--
But how many are now living'-'Meself, and
me daughter Judy, ye see them, and jewel OF
girl she is indeed
But have you no males in your family -
'Sorra the one, the oud man works hard by the
day and Palrlc is lao, at home at all, but to his
males and his bed
How many are subjects to military duty -
'Nver one Patrick and the ould man belong
to the nlmits and sure finer looking soldiers
were nver born (; did ye not see thin when the
old Gneral was buried, 'twould have made yer
heart beat to see two such fine looking ginlalc
well behaved boys
How many are entitled to vote WHY the
old man and meself and Judy, and warn't it we
that bate the Natives an the Wings an all, an
eicted ould Ginera jackson over i'm ALL Sor,
ra the day when he died and disappointed Ut
all, for fine man he was
How many colored persons in your family
'Nagers, did you name nagers ! Oct man, an
don't be lnsutin' me. Out wild We, an nivel
ask for me senses agin'-don't ask about me
Sf"Ses'-wh'ther have nagers in me family
Yer od' oi yer senses yerse'f-begone and don't
bother me
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,ylsYAE,s
UAsSAE. OF WILD CE-EnET,

Compound BnssNr-:S frernIatin1 frOr
wild Cherry EavIs and Tar,
The best remedy knovn TO ihe ,ord for the cure cf
coughs, colds asthma, croup, 6hed,ng II tie
lungs, ,choop;ns cough. brunchit;s 'nGm.
enza. shoriatss Of brsath. pain and
,ceokness in lie L,sasi or side,
Erer comb'aini, aud The ..
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The following list shows the current valo OF all
'enas, vania ,,nnk Notes. The most implicit re-
linr 20 may lie placed upon i, as it is ete'y ,c'e
arcfully compared with ri'd corrected from Gick-
.,ni,,s R.n,rier
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MEDICAL APPROPRIATION

Of he ROSE OiNTMENT, for I+tier.
4 Through the superiority of The prepa'a aii"n
over all others is fully es ahlished the pr'prc-
Tors take pleasure in laying before The public the
following certificate from respectable physician.
graduate of the University of Pcnnsy lvania. DR..
Bnueh, having found in this ein.dy that relief f,r
a tedious and di,agrceaidr affection which he means
within the range of his profession failed 10 afford,
has not hrsated to give it his approha'i N, although
he Weudices and interests Of tha, profession
.,ppo-ed to secre, Remedies. .
rr. ..rr. PniLanHLrat,, Sept. 70, 1896.
| wss recently troubled with tedious herpe'ie
rrupti hch covered nearly one a nf my flee,
.,nd extended the ear. Mr.. Vau Ian, proprlc-
lui Of the Rosr Dinineut, "hsS wing face, u~i>>
ted on my tying his Irepuat,na. m uh,ch he ham
dri me jar. Although IN common with he mem
he,s ot my profession, dlscoun'tnance ,nd disap-
prove oi the numerous nos'rums paimsd upon the
pubic y snor ant n, tenders feel IL jus ice bound
TOT except the Rose Ointment from lha' class of me-
dcinrs. and Ia give u my appreciation, as ii entire
ly cured the eruption, although it ID resisted the
usual arplcaIinns. DAM. BAlGH, NJ d.
a The Rose Onment is prepared by l. &.
Vaughan, South Eas, corr er oi Third aud Race
Suee's, Philadc pha, aud sold nn az, ncy in sun
bury, hy II. B. MASSER.
May l4,h, ls13. Ag,nf.
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ROSE DIN r M = MT
ron TETTER.
RrNaMoR Ms, rIMrLEs ON Tue FACE, AN

v,O,, n,. r,u v.rr ,Nr OTIIrW
.,o,,. ,.r,,,,r,,,.s .'-''7
-. TT, cU:,,,, o,r,; ;G..,, ,J,,.;bo. ,,, f,hr
" ~, J;...... 80. au.. sar..,a, L,, ,,,,,
r,..
TP r.h,,o,, IN ,sas
-op ~ 80 .a,. .e,;.,.yI ,,,;,.
II on nv N'''y y,a' :, ""' ~, 49,. -.
~ =" ,,, WI Wv ~, Iii ,.I
o"".'''u ., "a, 49, iii ~ zoe ,,,u;nn in y;o.
."no''"'" u'','' ''o ':; " n,,r;,a ,r,s,
'e",'' w. '''."u' T e. w. 80 .,ornJ ,,;,h
W " w. s.,,.. .,,o,,,sd ,;,h v;o,e,, ;,ch.
.no ~ ''uP'''n' ~ ~, .:,;I !, 81, .s ;f !,
',,,,., "s ~. ,,..,,;n so,...t ,ha, coulJ
as.,,u 49,, 49,. h,, On D,rn, N. LONG period
~ - .,,I ;. 49,. IT,. us., 4, ore,t
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the Justices of the Peace in and for the said coun>
ty. Thomas Cozcns, and heing duly affirmed
cor1ing 10 Lave, sah the above statement is in all
things true. hft
Affirmed before me, on the Soih ofApri', ls43.l
CLgMsNr,J p.
Such in the unprece'cnteJ SUCCESS o, this DAL.
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Rose N;NtlslcEl, for Tetier.
A PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

2 = % tr "a E. fuiLApkLrN'A. May 27th. 1899.
THIS is to certify that was severely atfi cteL
with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
uf forty wears; the disease was attended grneraly
with ,iocn, itching aud swelling. applied to
numh,r %, physicians and used great many nppli-
"a IONS without .rtlccting cure. Ahnut a y,ar
sncr. | applied tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the ch NJ, and a few Applications lmmedi-
at. " cured the disease. which there has been M
return OF, .lhough had never been rid Of it at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAnE,
Eleventh. below Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by Z. b.
VauL han, S,u,h Last corner of Third aud Race
Streets i'hiladell.hia aud sold on agency in Sunhu-
w. hv ,.... II. Is. MASSER,
Nav l4,h. lS43. Aye,f.
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EAcfEE
e e GD ya-> IL Il q
CORNER Of Th,rd and Vine Sirfets,
WlI,LIAMSPCOT "a


VkNliE subscriber respectfully announces t. the
a public that lie n. ~ ened Hotel in Ia,
modous brick building sitn,tr on the corner of
third and Pin" streets where he VIII he hapry in
wait npn 'h"se who NAV favor him wit their
company. The Eagle Hotel is large and cnn,cni-
en-, and furnished ia tie he,t modern st,lr Il il
provided with a large number Of well aired and
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms private
paIlurs, a., Persons visiting Wilian,sport on hu.
stness ~ plea ure may rest urrd that every cy-
crtinn viii te used to render heir snjnurn at the
Eagle llotF' pleasant and agreeable, His Table
viii lie supplied with the very b. ST the market of.
funds. and his bar with he cloccst wines and other
hqnors-eharees re sonable. The Eagle Horsl
possesses greater advantages in point of 7ncatiun
than any other -,rn,lr establishment Ia ih borough
hine situate IN the business part of the Town, and
within convenient distance of the Cont House
aud Wl'hsmsporl and Eimira Rah Road Depot
Sufficient stahItng provided, and good aud trusty
ostlcTs always in attendance. ..s
Attentive, accommodating and honest Servants
have been emfol ed and noihing lrii uudone nat
will udd TO the comfort ur.d accommodation of his
guests. .."
There will he carriage alwavs in attendance a,
the Boat Landing Ia convey passengers to and from
the House, free of ohsrgc.
CHARLES BORRUWS.
Nav ljth. lSt2.-n
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENC

For the sale OF Brdndrefh's vegetable Cniurs0t
U. .. PITS.
Northumberland county, Mihnn--Mackey &
Chsmhcla. Sunhury--H B. Massrr. MEN Gus
villc-lreand * Meiye. fundamentally w m.
Forsyth. Georgetnwn-J. ]. * j. W ais.
Union County: New Brrhn-4Nogar & Win,
ter. Sclinscrove- George Gundtum. Middle
huTe-lsaac Smith. Beavcriown- David Huhlcr,
Adamshure-W J. May. Mf1nsburg-- Mensch
n Ray. llartlrton-Daniei Lnns. Frerburg--
G. & +. G. Mover. Lewshurg--W alis & Green.
Columbi. county Danvillc--E. B. Reynolds
X 60. Bcrwlck-Shuman X R,uenhousc. Ca-
tawissa--t. q. Drphts. Blonmshurg--Joh r.
Meyer. Jersey To~n-l.cvi Bissl. Washington
Roht McCay. l,imestone--Ballia. 4 McN,uch.
Observe that each Agent has an EngTav,d C,r-
,iicae of Agency, containing a representation Of
Or BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing,
and upon which win also be seen exact copies of
the HsW MJe& nop used upon The BrGHdreM I'M'
BOrcS.
Philadelphia, Office No =, North 9Th street.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ, ID
June gath. la43