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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16
Esiate MCKaEL WHlTENIGHT

E5IuVE y WIUIIHL L " 1T I NNIUN
late Of Hemiock townShip, deceased.
Il ETTERS reslamenlory on the Estate Of Nj.
n chael Whtenght late of Hemlock township
Columbia county, decreased, has been granted to
the subscriber residing in Madison township, in
said county, by the Register of said county all
persons having claims or demands against the estat'
of TesIalor, are requested to make them known
without delay, and all persons indebted to said os.
tate are required TO make payment forthwith to
JOHN RICHARD, Executor
Of MichoelWhenigh of lIemIock township, deed
Madison township, May 9, 1916 --6w3
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DRY GOODS LINE,

A splendid assortment OF new and fashionable
Prints Of new figures, Gnghansi a new style of
cross own Berage aud other Berages; fancy and
black nnd white Lawns, Gingham Lawns Delanes
f oil c0lor5 and quality, black and blue black dress
silks, black silk serge AlIapacca, damosk summer
Slirt5 damask book Muslin, purse twist and steel
oeals snd rings Of assorted coIors ladies' and GEN.
lIemens kid gloves, mohair Gloves and mjls white
camhnc Iandkerchefs ladies silk points, black,
andanna and flag silk handkerchief, cotton
Iaodscrchicfs ofevery description, white and fan
9 silk Handkerchleis Shawls of all kinds in short
'o'ton aud Linen Goods of every description for
LADIES' wear, silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose for
men and women Ladies shell combs.
Broadcloths Of all coors and quality, Sattinets
Uaosimeles, fancy summer Cassimeres, quarter
q Ga, Tweed, Nankins, Checks, black Satin and
'ther summer Vestings of every description: fancy
7'arta aid Cravats OF all qualities, blcached and
lnheached Musns, Umbrellas and Parasols. Lee.
Born and palm leaf Hats. quantity Of carpet
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rs hereby given to the Subscribers to the Stock Of
= the Cattawissa Bridge Company
tha, an InstaIlnent of FIVE DOLE.Fl!s per
share is required o be PAID 70 tbs Treasure on o:
before the FIST cav Of Iune next.
By order of he Board Of Directors,
DAVID CLARK, Treasurer.
Cattswisss, May /, lS46--2
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n CARD-PILES CURED.

Philadelphia, Nov ., ls42.
Messrs. Editors-As there are many persons who
are suffering much from Hefmouholdes or Piles,
would inform them through the medium Of your
paper, that after many years affection with them,
and having in vain sought relief from various ply.
scians, that have at length been ple'ely cured
by the use offom bottles OF Dr. Jayno'8 Vermiruge
which has not only cured me of the piles but has
greatly benefited my health otherwise.
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LETTING. G. +.

EDROFOSALS will be received by the Com
IL missioners of Columbia county, on
Moadoy the first day of June meet,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock p VI of said day, for building n Bridge ovel
Big Flshingcreek where the public highway cross
e. said creek leading from Boomsburs to Mount
Pleasant and Greenwood, of the foil wing descrp
ti0n
The abutmentsto be Il feet high from low water
mark, 20 feet long aud feet thick.
The Supers ructurcis 10 be an arch of one span,
single track, 60 feet between the abuments.
Proposals for said bridge will he received ON the
ground.
ALSO
On Tuesdoy The I'd dav J,ms ncrt
between the hours 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 2 o'clocl
p. NJ Of said day. Proposals will be received by the
Commissioners of Columbia County, at the House
of Thomas Mendenha IN Sugar Loaf Township
Tor building Bridge over Big FishingCreck where
The public highway crossos said creek nrlI Benton =
Post Office in said Township of the follown! dos
cnptlons;-
The ahutments to he l9 feet high from low vat er
mark, feet thick and 20 feet long the snpresruc.
lure ia to be an arch Of one span single track, 100
Icet between the abutmsnts.
By order Of the Commissioners.
L. MENDENHALL, Clpk.
Commissioners Office, }
Donuiils, May ID, 1916 {
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UDIEgWADTo

DlED-In Bloomsbury, on tho 9th inst Mr..
'ErER BToGs, aged SO, after short ard distress
ng illness
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THE BATTALION TRAININGS

In this county come OF next week. At wash.
lngtonvle on Wednesday at Orangeve on
Thursday and at Cattawissa on Friday
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Trotty Feathers Make a Fine Bir

| A ND as this holds good in almost every respect,
| "a the subscriber would again inform his friends
ana the public generally, that ne is still living and
Occupying the OLD STAND on Main.street be-
tween the Office of c. K. Buckalew and the Black.
smith shop of Moses COll'man, at which place he
may be found upon the seat Of poverty, prepared
10 draw out the thread of affection Hs.hos ust
received tho The Latest Stvie Of FaaifOns for
SPRING and SUMMER, and with them he
'tqhds pledged to accommodate his friends custo-
ners and the public generally with good substan-
t'al tasty fits or no charge made
D. RUPERT, TAILOR will be found upon
a Shingle stuck up above the door.
Ainission free Of all expense.
lie would also inform his friends that Wheat,
Rye, Oats, Corn and Potatoes will be taken in ex-
change for work done at his shop, and a little of
he pcVier dinctun1, once in while, will not come
amss. Gail and give him a trial,
BERNARD RUPERT.
April 25, ls46-l
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The rorson who took TIN BUCKET, from
the pump of Mr. Clayton on the morning Of the
l2th inst, which was moi their own, will do well
as they are known to return il to the subscriber.
II they don't they may expect to catch Jesse
J. w. CANAAN.
April %,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
DISPATCHES FOE TIE TRIBUNE
~ ELECTRIC TELEG RAFH,
The CONSTITUTIONS eoryrniioH.
ALBANY TUESDAY Evening, o'eic

sLs.xY TUESDAY E-ening ociocH
The Convention has a.reet'ro White and Sfchciss
plan ti.a. three Commissioners shall be appointed
By rhe Legislature TO revise. arrange and submit
to the Le-i-latur. for adoption the whole body OF
the law They haze also agreed that all Fines,
Quarter sales, or other Ike restraints upon Aliena
non resering any grant Of land hereafter to BE-
made shall be void
Sec. first o. the Elective FRANCHISE, IS adapte,i
On motion Of Mr.. Srow provides that every white
male citizen y years old. who has been citizen
for ten days year resident in the State. four
mouths IN the Cocn,y and thirty days IN the E!ec
ton Distric, MAJ vote in such District irs=re' to
say that section 7th providing that every siecor Of
this Stare shan be eligible 70 any Office under ;his
Constitution except as herein otherwise provided.
has been. on notion OF Mr. o'CoSoF stricken out
The Convention. On motion Of Dr. TAroF. have
resolved % .oae to submit separately 70 the people
the following section:
Colu-ed male CITIZENS II possession OF The gua!ihca
lions REQUIRED bv TIE t-s section OF this article other
.is7 h, property Qualification. sha have the right TO
vote Tor al oicer- TIA; may hereafter D !:cted
by the people aile- the hrs; Of January 4-t'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
NIaine Election.

The Boston Atlas, which has bestowed close at
tention to the returns Of the late Election Name
asserts that "a Wings to rs Lcc Foes were elected
TO the House up to this week leaving 80 vacancies
that 81 Wings TO u Lccos were chosen On the
regular day OF Election and that IS Wings to 5
Looos have been chosen at the Special Elections
since and that OF the Distsictsye, TO come in seven
gave mAorines for Bronson tWhis Governor over
all others; thirty more majority asains, Dana
Iooal and only twenty-five nalorities for Dana
over all besides-of the Districts which have elect,
ed since the regular day, not one that then gave
Bronson majority has failed 70 elect Wing while
nine Wings have been chosen irom Districts that
gave majorities against Bronson, and four from
Districts which gave Dana clear majority over
all Hence the Atiasyery furry concludes thai the
State win have Wing Governor aud Legislature
through the year 1877. The following is the com
parstive vote OF several towns which have chosen
Representatives at Special Elections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
rysEE OUTSIDE or To-DAY,s pApER..es
NeW-YOrk Rally.

The Wings of this City are called to
assemble this evening to respond to the
State Nominations Of JOHN YOUNG
for Governor, HAMILTON FISH for Lieut..
Governor and CHARLES Cook and
Thomas CLOVES for Canal Commits
sioners Need we say one word to IN
duce a general and punctuaI attend
ance 7 The enemies of the Wing cause
have but one chance left then-that of
sowing disafection and feuds among
Wings, and their main reliance is on
this City. Let the Commercial Empo-
rum do her duty, and the State is Wing
beyond peradven,ure, and her powerful
weight is cast in the next Presidential
contest into the scale of the Wing can
didates and cause. Let our Merchants
and Business men but do their part, and
New York will record her emphatic
verdic, against the Mckay Tariff, the
Sub Treasury, the War of Invasion, and
that whole train of measures which are
undermining the National Prosperity
and hurrying or the Government to
bankruptcy. The City of New ork,
by one magnanimous effort, can now
roll back the tide of Misrule, and re-
assume her proud position of lS37.-
What Wing will not do his part in that
glorious work Rally, Wings to the
Mass Meeting Tonight, and set the ball
rolling which is destined TO hurI the en-
emies of Internal Improvement and of
Protection to Home Labor from the
high places they have SO shamefuIly
abused to the Country's injury and
deadly peril. lie, the champions of
your Cause imbibe fresh energy aud
confidence from the glow of thousands
of Wing comtenauces at the meeting
tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
License or No License.

I'm Anti License meeting recently assembled at
Coopers,own otsego Co. adduced the following
cccent reasons for not granting Rum Licenses VIZ :
Resolred, That no government, can give, and
can have. a right 10 do wrong
Resolred That the offering by 10 another OF
meat drink tina, h. knows 10 be noN!cus, whether
crstuitousy act OF hospitality courtesy Tor
consideration II the WAY OF business, IS wrong.
Resoired, That IN the words OF distinguished moral
philosopher III impossible that that hostile
20 The general good should lose is essential ele
,nenis OF immortality and the amour, evil tha;
known 10 resu from Is the OF lis ina
morality il follows that the traffic Intoxicating drinks
OF the srossest tmmcraiies known in this sinful
and suffering world
Resol7ed That il be that he who steals my
purse steals trash in comparison with hnl VINO hlch
INV good II follows that be. who. oy
offering me inducements and furnishing facilities
leads temptation 70 sin ard thus rcbs OF my
virtue, create. good than good Hcr-s, does
greater wruns thar the slandCTeT the pickpocksi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

MEXIco.-A Havana correspondent OF the Com.
Adv writes long letter to that paper soou; affairs IN
the Island OF CUBA and III Mexico but nothing in
i, Q: importance tina, has already been published
here. The correspondent says:
The late revolution IN Mexico = indeed most impor
tant one-more than any which has occurred since
rac achievement of independence Il : an evidence OF
t-,s regeneration and reform The principles manifest
ed worthy OF al praise and thus Tar they nave been
carried out by the leaders IN apparent good faith There
IS nrst-Ihe complete restoration oil power 10 the Pee
pe-neAt- the removal OF all undue RESTRICTIONS upon
the iios:ty o! the press Thirt-A Just accountability
Tot receipts and expenditures OF TIE public funds
toIrthIhe return 70 the Federal system. FlttaTae
JDion. fusion as tkey II OF Inc army aud the
cAzens And aow!thstaadin. there IS military man
Al TIE head OF Government truly patriotic disposition
is manifested TO the army as secondary alone and
70 scsta the civil power IN me appointment o. Gov
errors the seve- State preparatory TO thorough
reorganization Won VIII ne names Of bat NH
tary ue:l, and one OF them was expressly solicited
This correspondent also gives ,he important inio:
nation TIA: santa Annas left ec or nc leg which re
left behind him at the uue ne WAS eSpatIlaied AID
which subsequently treated witn such marked IN
dignity By the populace. has been reconciliation
young who lad obtained posses=ica OF II N The
hope that day ne might make good speculation
or Of i valuable rezc-snd respectfully buried By
the authorities
Gen Santa anna has caused circular to - issued u
Tx SeFefnors OF the seFefN Ee apartments 0fneIiu=
them to forbid by heavy psnairy any Public Funcrona
rs frOr interfering either directly or indirectly farther
than % voting II Ire elections for aeoers Q: the
Congress- This certainly good ocsnnin=. and
principle l. worthy OF general Adoption Cannot our
very Democratic Executive D. induced 10 issue such
circular - his subo.dins,esf Re has me example
OF one THoxAs JEFFERSON This subjec;-a gentle
man whose Democracy vii hardy be questioned
Gen Ainpudia, n dispatch 70 The Governor Of Ia
Erpas accounts fer ire defeat Of the Mecans IN me
Battles OF Pao Aito and Rcsaca dc "a Palma by atib-
ting II 70 the his having been superseded IN COM
nAad of the Army Of TIE North Wha, : terminate
escape 10. Gen Taylos and nss army
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Liberia.
To the Eduor Of The Tribune

To the EGnor Of The Tribune
Domestic affection and other circumstances have
prevented me from preparing for your paper, had
intended. article in relation the selected
which were made (withou, my knowledge approbs
ton from two letters addressed by my from
Mourova in June last and published in the Journal of
Commerce about I'VE weeks since. In this matter. ms
only and mas been that wrong impressions
should be made upon the minds OF those who may be
personally influenced by this publication IN other
words that OF my brethren should be led 20 de
eide favor OF egrating the Coast OF Arics by the
one side OF INV sons account which has thus been
heraded forth 10 AID the cause OF Colonization As
mas been so long deferred will you Dc pleased
allow say 10 those OF your readers who ee an n
iercst IN this subject that the original letters have been
left with Nj Wu Harmed the Office of the American
and Foreign ANTI Slavery Society No Spruce-st open
Tor the pensa OF all who VIII take the trouble 10 call
ana examine tor themselves. Yours. respectfully
Vac York OF. !, 1916. SAMUEL I. CORNISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
An,i.Rcnr Nominations.

We learn by Telegraph from Albany that the
Anti-Rent Convention which met yesterday was
composed OF delegates representing the Counties
of Albany, Rensselaer,, Columbia Ulster Mont
gomery, Schoharie Delaware and Sullivan After
a debate of four hours the following ticket was
nominated;
For Gor, 1885. JOHN YOUNG OF Livingston;
(" u. Goe.. .ArprsoS GARDINER OF Monroe
e Canal Con'rs. THOMAS CLOVES OF Rensselaer,
JoaN Z. HppSoN OF Erie
1t will be seen that tho Convention has chos en-
two of It's candidates from the Wing and two from
the Loco Eoco nominees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

Mar of MENIco.-Dis;urneII l0e Brusdwey has
issued very handsome and lres6 Map OF Mexico m
GLIDING CALIFORNIA; Texas and ths adjacent section of
the United States which AZ Interested the progress Of
the Wax NIL do wen 10 purchase and have Al hand
On this Map the progress OF cur several Armies Of In
may be daily sud rexCiiiy traced The tue and
Tie :ase boundary OF Texas are seve-aly given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

Loss ~ TIE RED RoyxR,-T5,e Thibcdeqx. La
Minerva OF the leti. uli says The barge Red Rover
wrecked On The 2ai u!i o. aor iSlzcd reHr Tie
mouth OF the LatoUrche. She loaded wiki coal
lumber ana other articles tor the army, and was bound
From New Orleans 70 Rrazos =. issu- She WAS Gban
coaed h, BY the captain and crew except three SAL
ors wao run he- on % CA.loG Island. where sic
soon attTAzd broken a.o pieces BY ths Violence o.
stor.n-inc coal Was sunk shc-t distance from the
beach, and the Lumber strowp iron one extremity
OF TIE island 70 lie other. part OF the riI:ly IN
ohoEs and tes Other articles Of Ele vale were saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

EY DIR, ALEX. N, GUM of the Ninth Ward
has been selected as the Wing candidate tor Coro
ner by our Nominating Committee. Hcis a most
capable and true man. Whis all over aud all the
time, and one for whom every Wing shouldcstcem
it pleasure to work and vote. The Wing County
ticket is now complete
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
BrrrALo. Tuesday EvenLn

STATE OF NE MAgEET-There IS slight de
cline in produce. Wheat-the quotations are
Ohio 20 cents, Chica go from - Il! Flour-we
quote. Monroe City Mills - ~ Mishawaka and
Park Mills. 81 = mixed Ohio, Illinois and Ind
ana. - In Corn the sales have been at 90 cts
FIaxseed - =. Wool. fine quality, has sold at
.! per h.
Tuent, sir res.els arrived from the West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
Business Notices.

EftIciENr ASsNr.-rbs; hice the pOwes Q; raa eas
NOT perform reaty pllshed ~ the Press, vAeA
-bcpndess society and dlaeses business infcrracs
IS ey Gasc 'hTusacu, sry exea; Of country s'he .se
time
The revolutions oeeasoae,t by the power Of seAR ,rs
typical OF TIE changes seou, be realized The N~, .,
pcopvins business by that huer enzine he g,+. c.
tire ccuauy.
The demands :; advertisers who car select jas. sue
papers ihe country best suited their respe,,
pursuits dairy supplied The Agony osy
b, PALssS the rneuao Buildings. which embrace.
,Scusand diaeren, psper- in al! sections,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

II SAMUEL H, P. HALL of Biusharton,
Broome Co, is tho Wing candidate for Senate in
the Sixth Senate District. He is a most Intelligent
and respectable merchant, and we trust will be
elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

XFikk Congressional Distl4rt-AsRAHAN Van
AlsrrNS, OF Montgomery Is the Loco Fcco candidate
fer Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

" ISpnSA voted to have Constitutional
Convention at her last Annual Election For It,
32I73, Against it, =, Majority $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

rs MERIpES, Conn which has long been Lo'
coFoco, elected Wing Officers Monday The
first vote stood Wing aol /; Looo l0i; Scat IL
The Loeos then gave it up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
Loco-Eoco Nomination.

- GEo. w WI>SER Esq IS the Whig can
didste for Congress IN the pontiac District Mich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

- TIE PIrnsr NATIONAL DAcrraAEAx Gnlr,r
or the upper corner 0; Broadway and Narrayst oa,e
to hc visited by NJ persons possessing sucicar ,ase u
appreciate good thing pros plun'ec's picture. A.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07
n The n o. Board Of Heal,b r,r.o,.sa ,r.1

cases cf Yellow Fever The S5,h nit m. case, w.
confined strangers who cad recently arrived IN ~
city. The -rport <sys The board under exist.n, =,
c'si'Eg'' s,snonsi eau ct slArr, -.cc. ikr
last meeting They are unanimous n the opinion H.,
TIE ieye' i NOT At this nrne Epidemic.
" The death OF Hon K H. Buckner h,.
Chsacelics the State OF Mississippi announced r
the Nstchcz papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

~ FMS ! The Grand HoldNy for tho LADIES snA H.
Ina. fclss 70 20 70 ,he Museirn. snd see he SAas-
CulSrrs srd other varieties snd attractions Of Ia ps
Performances BY te aSers ard Others n haiep.s. az,
In. alr.t-A anh Z. ihls ev,alrs.
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JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auclioncer.

LARGE SALx or VALuArLE BooKs.-rhis Evening, rc.
morrow and Friday Evening". BANGS. RICHARDS
PLArT. No 2ot Broadway, will sell large collection q
choice and desirable Standard Works including mans IN,
London editions also. ue Library aud Cabinet editions
OF The Works Of the English Poets valuable Theologn&
Works; School and Classical Booss; together with {,
large variety Of BooAs suited To the Holiday season.
-sting OF Annues for 1917 elegant English Bibles snd
rcsiaments dGc Prayer BOOKS al extensive assNs;
mcut Juveniles and fancy bound volumes elegant Em
bellished Works. Chldrcus Games, &c.
MEDICAL BcoNs.-Also, large collection OF popular
Medical Books editions Including all ct the mote
important Text Books, expensive aud costly WORKS
S1rgcry, Anatomy, Midwifery, Sc
Al the above stock aud ltsoh Catalogues now ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

~ KNOX, Is Ful,on-si (Sun BuildiaSsl deer,ns t.
unnecessary into particulars respecting hts "a.
Ea.hcns for 1876 would simply state TIA, his sy.
will excel In Beauty lightacs, taste and color any r,
offered to the hat wearing public of New-fors Ma
prices ara as low as his hats ARE hne .! I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

Tho evil effects produced by sudden changes OF
the weather may I've entirely overcome by an occasional
use o Or BccSuiaus celebrated Syrup and Pills PIE
pared and sold at No ~ Co;,'aod st. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

C'- Ar,voops CELEBRATED EMrlS. Cook SroNsN-
These Stoves warranted as usual Persons waaua:
Cook Stoves are Invited them before puTeh..
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and re,s by HicSoS Co ~
Wateg.sL sll smec1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

- 1IiG DREADFUL COLDS taken ut this season Of
the year into the Consumption 1t not cured by Dr.
BEGkMANs syrup aud Pills which, IN these csses have
never been known to tail Sold Mt i9i Cortlandst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

JONES' CRIblssaA@ fOrshs--ND
love an0n Summer. night, when all tie world Is sn
To low lovely aufe calmly bends % satnie ~ ~
love the stars the silent moon, the earth the air. the OF
2ui who could .oYe the tan and oOtcb that's sley sfV
me-
love 4 woman man who las the sense 10 Know :,
Thai Jcnes's Hair Restorative wi (nrec The hslI 70
DARK, SILKY, clean and lovely soft, and keep Il IN MAJ s
Twice, sy, thrice. long zny other hair sun nSa'
1iss, Joness Soap will al pimPes heek!es I'd
And sInburn rnorphew or sAit-rheain, and DARK OF "
low -kln
Assume youthful, snowy white .risee OF hand, yo a.
c!es you viii find them upon tia. to be more
even an represented The Soap cures pirp!es. eosf
or cracked skin .altrheu.n scrrVy, &c; the otcer
every hing ever Invented for the hsir Both are rot
zinc onIy IL SewYorz az the sign OF the AmsreaSa
az Chaihsr.i-sl lSS Ruon-st- Brooklyn. and &c JI.r
N-wars Sold AZ the same places, J0nesE Lay d,
AE,oer Goth Paste (eIcrlien;) = cents Inc 70
uyc IN The world lie the Moorish Hair Dye' pfseS -
u l-rod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-07

~ INsLuENzh, CoccAs, CoLDs, LIVER CorrG1alsss
Dropsy Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Whooplng eosa
Ef1pOus Of the Skin, &c. have been permanently sg
IN ulHberess cases by Tie Of the celebrated SET
Southern Balm and Southern Balm Pills the nans
few individual. may be found in the sdvef,selnesr
another part OF the paper They all Of great lesp
bility and we'll known this community al OF liz.
te-irous Of giving personal testimony OF mo 'a''S
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