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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

4 certain lot Of ground situate in Madison lown-
sdp, Columbia county, containing fifteen ocryi
ncry rIess, Bounded by lands Of Elisha smith
licensed and Ann Smith wAercon is erected
rame house and frame ba II, with the spper,c-
nauccs, also Que other lot Of ground situate Us q
.uuslL containing Thirty five acres more or lesa.
Houua.d by lands Of John T. Don. Ann tm.ln.
john = Ewes aud Elisha 1u'th deceased --Seil-
sk"n in execution end to yC sold do tie prop
I~,y If Husl. Smith.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
September 90, lel5-Iy22
Chair NanufaCt tory
THE subscriber continues TO carry oi

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of b. q S, Hagen
buch, where he will he ready at all times
to furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &G, Of every
description, which NAV be called for, al
short notice and ON the most reasonable
terms. lie will also execute House, Sign &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering,
in superior manner,
From bis experience in the businessan
his facilities Of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he hatters himself that
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can he
done in the country, all NJ which ne will
dispose Of for CASH Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from distance will be
strictly aLdpuacluallv attended to.
Is HAGENBUCU.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
DRY GOODS LINE,

A splendid assortment Of new and fashionable
Prints OF new figures, Ginghams; new style o
cross oyei Berage aud other Berages; fancy and
black and wEite Lawns, Gingham Lawns, DeIanc,
of all coIor5 and quality black and biae black dress
silks, black silk serge AlIapaccs, damas. sunmel
.Slilts, Jamagk book Muslin, purse twist aud sree
beads and rings Of assorted colors, ladies and gen.
tlemens kid gloves, mohair Gloves and mits, white
cambric Hsndkercbicts; ladies silk points, black
bandanna and tag silk Handkerchi.s, cotton
HanlcerchieIs ofevery description, white and fan
ley silk Handkerchicts Shaws of all kinds, in short
Cotton and Linen Goods Of every description for
LADIES' wear, silk, Cotton aud Worscd Nose lor
men and women Ladies shell combs.
Broajc0ths Of all coior5 aud quality, Sattnetts
Ca,simeres, fancy summer Cassimerys, $ quarter
coat Tweed, NnHkins, Checks, black Satin aud
other summer VestinEs of every descriptions fancy
Scarfs al Ctavats Of all qualities, beached and
unbleached Muslin3, Umbrellas AM Parasols, Les
hon Gnd palm leaf Hats. A quantity Q! carpet.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
LIST OF GRAND JURORS,
For Augus! Term le4e.

t0f '1HgH5! ierm 1870
CsUawissa-CharIes Hartman
Centre -BoniamiN Hughes Levi Aikman j
Derry iIllam $ CIsfkThonss Robsor
Samne Russell
TishlngcrseA. -Daaie! BmilE Samuel Civ
ling sen.
Green wood William Al5er!Son
T.sl.san-- acnh Turner
Llberly--Leorsrt Gunema0 Robert Bu,Igr
Slaboning- ". Shows William LeiseD,
Iinp B. P. Atwood william Cook Dan.
iaI Ramsay
MADISON n--J3mes 4.lCn
Mi!Tllo -MsshaiI q, Kinney Daniel Rine,
bold
Monlour Peter Rupeg;
Osnge William While Peter Achenhech
Rosrlngareek -AdSm Gable
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j. H. VANDERSLlCE,
EDEIN T'HSyEo 0

Mn EGS leave TO inform the public, lhal
M b he is prepared 10 attend 10 all the oper.
aIlons in dentistry, such as removing
Tie Tartar andothcr Foreign SUB.
SiaHceS.
From the teeth, rendering ,hem clean, and
thg guns aud breath sweet aud healthy.
1He cavities o(Uec0yea Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; of the finest quality, as Tn,
case may require, which will genera,Iy
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in NH!
cases during life.
TEETH and Hump& Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will he extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the latest and best Improved in
sHunenIg.
P0rceHain Teeth,
Orhe best quality and latest Improvement,
will be inserted on pivot, or Iin connection
with Dr. VoiIerchamp, with whom he is in
palCru,hip in plate work. on Gold plate,
from a single tooth TO "A whole sci, to look
as well as the natural, and warranted lo
answer all the useful and ornaments! pur
poses proposed by The art
In shocl,eyery operation belonging to the
profession, will be pcIormed IN the best
manner, With choigrsl material, and at the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
EEOCH HOWELL,
TIA 10 BSs

RESPECTFULLY, inIo'ms the patIic'that he
Has Removed lis .9h22 to Eryio,cn
where lie win always be re'5y, sa h.r.cf,c, T.,
rake ary Kind If Clothing ct the shortest r.,irr
and in ,ha to-, and mos, Fashionable s,yls. yror
hisl-nr experience ia he bu5nc.s he Asl.c.
r.mrs.f .hsi be shall continue to rive general SAT
.,fa..ion and thereby hopas 10 receive sAu,e crI.
p4.Gc patronage.
,-- Puliculu attention naid TO cutting
An gial, Of country produce taken ia prymept
ioi work
EBpylown. May 6, lof5.--t2
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THE subscriber Informs the public, that he Is
able to euro NIL kinds Of Cancers aud eradicate
Warts aud Coms with yey Iuuo pain aud in a
shot time, lie refers to several respectable clli-
Gems IN his neishoofhood, such a. Samuel Hess,
William hle and others hat has been successful
Ia several instances and is not humbusgng as is
too frequently the case amous quacks, lie war
raats certain cue ~ any case he undertakes Or 40
pay
JTWarts, &c, on cattle and other animals are
also cured by the subscriber who resdes In Mount
Pleasant township On the main road leading lrUn
MlllWe To liloomfburg, dbout miles from Fred
enck MiIior's Tavern where persons are invited to
call,
JOHN ALE.
NAV 30, ls4G-lNG
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which, having been selected with great care, they
can and viii sell as low, il not little lower,
than they can be purchased elsewhere in the coun
ly Among their assortment may be found in
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
CANCERS WANTS, LORNs, 70 OURMOTTONOTTOBEO .

OUR MOTIO,NOT TO BEOUIDONE
VEN
BLACKsMITHlNG EsTAHLIsIiMENT
By Santcc a. SiIVcTtlOTn.
the undersigned having taken the shop
formerly occupied by Marshal Sllver'horn,
most respectfully Informs the public 'hat
they intend to carry on the above branch OF
business and viii at all times be ready to do
work lue better and cheaper Jhan any
other establishment ia the place, and they
hope by strict attention to business to nerlI
= large portion Of the public patronage
All kinds Of country produce taken in
exchange forwork & The ready not refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SlhVERTHORN,
Bloomsburg Feb, 2l,l8l6-d4
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Also

Acertain lot orlaud situate in Deny township
Columbia county containing ono hundred and
twenty acres more or less about 100 acres Of
which is cleared land adjoining lands of stephen
Ellis, James Johnson, Charles Mckee and
John Glenn whcrcOn is c.occd log house, a log
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with the
appcucnauces.--S taken in execution and to
be sold a, the property OF Jhon Buchanan in the
hands Ct JoLau,iun Lodge his administrator.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
MARBLE YARD.

THE bucincss will bo continued Sy Ibe
subscriber at the old stand, where way
be had at all times.
JiONUIIENTS, YOMB.T4BLEA,
TONB-STONE2, HE,7RTH-
J4MBS, M2NT'LESP.3LNT
STONES, MULLERS, sc.
or any other work in biz line, He is
also prepared to luruis WINDOW CARS
and SiLLS, DOOR Sll.LS and STEPS
&c either Of Ma.be, Lime or any Kind oI
stone that can be procured in lhIs vicinity
~ Having had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work tC
be executed in as handsome a style as cal
be furnished from any yard either in lit
city OF country; aod ON as reasonable terms
EPHRAlM ARMSTRONG
BIoomSburg, Nov 3, l543. ly-&S
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UO Nou Nuise NlO0G

when YOU cough and find your strength gradually
failing You will find that these symptoms linot
properly attended to will terminate N consumption
land crath. Alg yo4 troubled with that distressing
,cumpIalut
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

Here is The ReUgcGy.

which dopr,ycs you of your rest at night and rcu.
Iders Lie bunhcnsOmc.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
Nnre nm q CONgA,

which is Troublesome and has not yielded to any
Of the remedies " hich you have used! Is it AT
rcndcd with pain !: Tie side, 2Aortneos Of breath,
MisML sMeats!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
ALSO

A certain lot Of ground situate in Cattavissa
township, Columbia county adjoining William
McKeIvy and other, living on Water suecLseiz-
ed taken in execution and to be sold 10 ,he property
George Walcgs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

tbenas cEssF Eas sHihE0nsl @ he Hara
.oi CsPHE. > sslisaFF, gloolny, saa higody
lyrSai. y hose Eili - Eoius dally sPoAr
isu % inpxaszl Rome 10 shaEaraeu q
NJ bso0d. lie -. ID lis Ssisnas and
olller mlnlogs. wllp aunFe 10 keep lie
Senate in sar, II hEsh lbs nsuTm0rs "
Inc peOPie. sna 70 keep he sPirii ii Rene
bowed doNn b. moral degradation aud
iron dssPOiism. Aaw and alasys IS he
lime 10 guard - and eur system against
any approximation 10 such destiny.
Bot, Mr.. Chairman. Mr.. Polk would
make Ihis war. lie had As mush right
~ make y one lime - another; Why then
net make il Last fsll, ihsl We nigh. have
brought u 70 llass during IAs winters
camPaignl Gen. TAYLOR says he cOun-
Try : siskiy Ike Florida, The army must
then 60 INTO qasr.sTs in sumner, and hghl
rs ba;llesia sinieE. Ills war Is 10 Be
esnled On BY troops mainly from the
Southwestern Safes. and my 5 late viii
have TO furnish her qaoIa. She Will DO
q. VS. vii give our sons or ourselves
freely 10 our country in this war. We
hase no dread Of Mexican guns. We
are ready 10 fa.i in The service Of our
country either BY battle or disease. On
the ensapguined plain, stirred by the ap-
pearanee Of N enemy in full PanOPly and
/" all the pomp and glorious circumstance
De suEEiEOrship and heroic death, We
would have powerful aids 20 sustain Us
IN The Perils Of The bat,le. Bot we have
no taste for summer campaign in cOun-
Try defended, mol by lis sOldiegy so much
as by IL malaria and feyeIs. beneath
which ten perish where one falls by The
sword. But the American people are
ready 10 do their duty TO their country n
all tines, Al all places, and al all seasons.
As this war Is upon Us, strike vigorous
~. Let II be quick, snap. aud hot. that
peace may The sooner come. have no
Tears as 10 the results. either final or in
detail; the nation has none. have no
spPrehensions for the gallant Taylor and
his little army. beseiged as they are said
10 be. lie win beat of any force Thai
may assall his camp, and If the Mexicans
will quit their bushes and give him = far
aud open fight, he will thrash i5em glori-
ously. Conduct operations as they NAV, |
ne will maintain his position until he re- |
celve ample relnforcements.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28
BY Saturday Mornings HAL
OFFICIAL NEWS.

From the Union u Taesiss night, May -.
We learn that dispatches were received
this evening from Gen. Taylor, dated the
ID and 9Th inslsnt-bOlh Point Isabel and
the fort on the Rio Grande perfectly sat.
On the lsi. the delenees on the rise.
being made sIong. Inearly completely
General Taylor leil garrison OF sons
i've hundred men. under Major Brown. Of
the seventh infantry, and marched With
the remainder Of his army liweniy.seren
niles 10 Point Isabel. Not an enemy
was seen in the whole distance. All ap.
prehensiOns for the safety Of that depot Of
supplies were thus dissipaied.
But on the morning Is o'clock) Of the
81, the enemy, from the side Of Malauo-
ras, opened heavy sannonade upon OUT
fort, which lasted with but lille inlermis.
sion ill midnight. In the mean time tho
enemy's guns (aGl but one mOrlarl were
silenced by our fort, Major Brown les.
one sergeant killed, and not another
man wounded. Our gallant little band eI-
pected an assault from this side Of The IL
yer al the same time, and was fully pre-
pared 10 repel il. None was made.
Maianoras was necessarily fired upC
in the act of sileneing the enemy's bate
ries, and also 10 kill or disperse the troops
therein quartered. The buildings were
probably but little damaged. The inhab-
itants, no doubt, had mostly Ged before
the commencement Of the eannonade.
What number Of Mexican troops were
killed was only known by conjecture; no
doubt q considerable number.
general Taylor, al Point Isabel, expect
ed on the sub 10 march the next day with
heavy train Of supplies for the fort on
the river, and thence 10 assume offensive
operations against the Mexissns; but a
private. letter makes the probable eonjec-
lure thai Gen. Arisia had returned with
ms regulars othe other side OF the river,
leaving IN The chapparals only the rancho
ros, his irregular cavalry. Il is not likely
that no will re-inyade Texas, as General
Taylor had received, or expected to re-
celye on the 9th instant, several detach-
ments Of troops lregulars and irregulars)
from New Orleans. ~ -. -.
The affair with Captain Walkers Tex.
an Rangers, as was reprt sen,cd by rumor,
was much exaggerated. In the iempora-
~ absence Of that gallant and enterprsing
oihcer. bis company lost, by surprise.
but handful of men-s or 10.
Captains Thornton and Hardee and
Lieutenant Kane, all Of the secopd dra-
yOons, had arrived unhurt, prisoners Of
var. at Matamoras, and reported them
selves to General Taylor, by letter, as
Kindly treated.
In the cannonade, Major Brown, Cap
ain Mansfield, Of the engineers, Captain
.owd, and the garrison were all much
distinguished. General Taylor always
writes coolly. Ills march, when he ex-
'ecied TO meet three thousand aiexican
lorse, was a gallant enterprise. The
hexicans have not probably had, good
nd bad, four thousand troops on the low
r Rio Grande.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28
From the New York Evening Post, May is.

From the New York Evening Post, May is.
An interesting letter is published in the
Albany Atlas, dated from the American
camp before Maiamoras. II was written
on the 2ls, Of April, just before the late
engagement, between The Americans and
the Mexicans. We transfer to our col
umns such parts Of il as are important.
West Of the Nueces the people are
all Spaniards The country is uninhab-
table ]. excepting lhs valley 81 .be asRIii is
population, and in no part Of the country
arc the people more loyal TO the Mexl'
can Government. ~... ~....
1.-The soil on the river is az great fer
tlity, and, though imperfectly cultivated.
produces considerable corn, cotton. and
sugar. On the river are several fine tow ms,
some on one side, some on the other.
Matamoras 5000 inhabitants. Remoso
1900, Comongo 1900, Mier 5000, Gu.
errero $500, Loredo 500, Presidios 5,
900, San Fernando $4,000; and, when
you get higher up towards Santa Fe, there
is another populated country. These peo-
pie are all Spaniards, and actuated by a
universal feeling of hostility towards the
United States, and since our arrival near
ly all of them have loft this side of the
river and gone over, leaving their houses
and much valuable properly, notwilhstan-
ding every assurance from General Tay.
lor that all their rights and property
would be respected by our Government.
They quarrel among themselves, but a.
ga'nst foreign foe they are united"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

q. IiaTs. q he RanelEL hith "a,
.Eoues q ab0cl 100 mea stationed in e
San Anl0ni0 eoaniEY. deleEmiArd % msrsh
4 once Ior Gen. Tsyl0ris camp, - sooa
- NJ lesEned lhal i as IN critical SIN.
anon; nor roald i surprise Is 70 hear
lllal Col. IIanney. with h. dragons, I'D
done the saEac Thing.
While Gen. Taylor was n Pest ia.
bel he despatched schooner 10 Yea
Cruz with Indulgence 81 he proceedings
upon The Rio GFsnde. We presume tl,al
Com. Conner WI 81 once formally bloSk-
ade every Meairan POrs On he Gu.s.ls
With great pleasure ne see IL meEtOu-
ed IN the Bulleiin ihal The commander Il
the United States schooner lin hasirv
observed small fneampmeHi q aies,.
cans on he island II The mouth a L.
Brzsos Santiago. and knowing Ihe sse,,
danger Of he poiEi y The entrance of lie
haTboT being in possession of DE Mes,-
cans, landed with bis men and dispsr.ta
The camp. The reader viii reeOlleeI lhs,
the uimOs, fear was ieli that The Mexiesa,
might iortily position here which Wouli
command the approach 10 Point Isabel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

Affection in dress implies flaw in the
understanding. D. av ~... -
Affection Of wisdom often prevents our
becoming wise. - "a" ...... .>
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28

,G,n,i COmi0rt.-rhe " Lincoln Copri.
T DethuvratIc,J has d PardgIspI .i -
laiion TO the prospects of The party,
which, we should think, would operate as
a wet blanket on Mr.. Shepard. The
Editor. speaking of the meeting of the
Central Committee TO decide who ia
to be the real Simon Pure. says" The
Stale Democratic Committee are to NEE,
a! Raleigh on Monday, for the purpose
OF deciding the relative claims Of Messrs.
Leak and Shepard to defeat, next Angus,
yes, defeat. for the truth need moi be
disguised, that the friends of neither of
these gentlemen can engage so warmly on
the side Of any other than his own favor.
lie, as might have been The case had The
Committee acted as promptly in respond
ing 10 Mr.. Leak as they have 10 Mr. She.
pard. Bot. we need not cry after snilt
milk. so, like the negro and his rabbit,
we may consider the Gov ernor's election
as no. much Of an object after alI.' 49,
s~e7 att sa Register.
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incompetence is q curse TO any nation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1916.

eyes, l think she does, little" replied
Fisher.
And ifshe did, there was nothing extraordin.
AIRY iii the circumstance, for she had walked q
long distance, and had not broken her fast
since the previous day, and then she had dined
off potatoes,
81 feel confident that this is case of imposi.
tion," whispered the clergyman to his compan-
ion, with singular inattention to his foregone
remark; "lll unmask it. Now, my little
maid" he added aloud, "what is your name,
and where do you come from?"
The girl replied to each of his queries.
And what ask you for the third time
what do you on my door-step?"
GAS if she were following the Hlndoo me-
thod of sitting in dharna,' said Fisher, who
had been traveller.
ITO be concluded in our ncxtl
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09
;5ERE NEVER WAS AN EARTHLY DREAs

ERE NEVER WAS AN EARTHLY DIRE
There never was an earthly dream,
or beauty and delight,
That mingled not too soon with clouds,
As sun rays with the night;
That faded not from that fond heart
Where once it loved to stay,
AID left that heart more desolate
Tor having felt its sway.
There never was glad bright eye
But il was dimmed by tears,
Caused by such griefs as ever dull
The sunshine of our years,
We looked upon the sweetest flower,
IT'S Withered soon and gone;
Ne gaze upon a star, to ind
But darkness where i! shone.
There never was noble heart,
mind of worth and power,
That had not in this changing world,
Pain, misery, for its dover;
The laurel on the brow had hid
From many careless eye
The secret Of the soul within,
It's olight ana agony.
There never was-there cannot De
On earth precious spring
Whose waters to the ieyereG lip
URiailIng we may bring;
Al changeth on this troubled shore,
Or pas seth from the sight
Q, for that world where Joy and peace
Reign as eternal light
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09
For the American Republican
TURN FROM THE WINE CUP
TO A FRIEND or OTHER DAYS.

TO FRIEND OF OTHER DAYS.
/ IN from temptatiOn-in the Tevel hour,
When the wine sparkleS, and the laugh is gay;
men music DER thee sheds its magic power
n syren whispers, pause and turn away.
IN as the spell is slowly round thee wieathing,
Fer thy life fingers on the ruby sea;
ink dark curse within each drop is breathing
IA blight or manhood's brow-a future misery!
IN from temptation tho the chord is riven,
NButlighty now, il may be yet a chain;
thin whose coils youth, health and genius driven
|Are lOst-lhen turn, e'er you the goblet drain!
urn from the wine cup, life is all before thee,
"a fair wide field TO win a future fame;
lents are thine! hope, love and blessings er thee
Then let no shadow rest upon thy name!
EMILY
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-09
WNERSONs SUFFERING WITH TOOTH

u ACHE will have itcured in one minute by using
WHEELER'S TEA-BERRY TOOTH WASH and
the TOOTH will be protected from all decay-SOreness
Of the Gums is cured by it-Softncss of the Gums is
cured-Bleeding of the Gums is stopped by it, and the
teeth, gums and mouth are always kept pleasant, and
in the best state of health.
Your Tea.berry Tooth Wash having removed the
scurf from my teeth, cured toohachc and soreness of
myguns, and arrested all decay Of teeth, send you
this, my certificate, which you may publish; and
hope that those who suffer with scurf, touthache,
soreness of the gums and decay of the teeth, may
avail themselves of the opportunity of obtaining a
/ similar remedy and mcommony pleasant Tooth
! Wash. JULIANNA CUTHERhL.
W. Wheeler.
! Your Tea-beny Tooth Wash esteem as fully de-
serving all of the praise bestowed upon it, and
il is qualification add my testimony of its excel
fence for the teeth and gums to that which you now
have, for the benefit OF those who wish for remedy
for pain of the Teeth Tartar, and wash to keep the
teeth and mouth very pleasant for which purposes
have used ii, and found ii speedy and very pleasant
remedy. M. B. MANCOURT.
w. Wheeler.
1t affords me pleasure to give my testimony relative
to Wheeef's Tea berry Tooth Wash. has entirely
relieved much pain of my gums, removed swelling
from my gums cured oothache, stopped all decay of
my teeth and pleasant article for preserving the
teeth, gums and mouth in perfect health.
W. Wheeler. FREDERICK w. FARSON.
Sold at No. l2l Baltimore street, above South, by
d3O JAMES NJ. HAIG,