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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HARD
 COUNTY. sW

At meeting of the Democratic citizens Of l1ard county, held at Athens, on the Sd day oi January, ISi6, thelollowng proceedings were had.
 On motion of Mr. McFeleh, RIr. Alexan- der Akin was called to the Chag and on motion of Mri Harris, Mir. Asa McFelch, was appointed Secretary. a
 he object of the meeting was explained by the Char, in T few brief and appropriate remarks. ts3 W
 Whereupon, Mr. Harrs moved that the Char appoint Committee of three to draft $ hesoluiioss expressive of the sense of this meeting. The Chair appointed A. W Ilar- rls, James Scott and JsT. Sams, said Com miltee. G4ss-53-ssa sf fs4 .staass
 The Committee after retiring shortaime,s returned and reported the following Resolu- tons as the result of their deliberations sg
 RcSofeed, that we approve of loldnga State Convention at Little Rock, on the 3lh .s day ol January next, as recommended by our sister counties. e45ss5g k
 Resoiced, that @e recommend the Uon.e, Am. Conway, B., of Independence county, to sad Committee, IS a suitable candidate for Congress, having perfect confidence in his talents, abilities, unwaycring democracy and true devotion 10 the best interests of our State and Party. 9Hts4
 Resolred, that our Delegates in said Con- venlon be instructed to vole for Wm Con- way, B, as the first, last and only choice of lliIs county for a Congressman.
 ReSolecd, that the Chair appoint Eieht delegates 10 Represent this county in said Convention, and on failure of all of those persons to attend al the meeting Of said Con-s ventlon. Dr,J. E. Pelham is hereby requested, authorized and empowered to represent this county n said Convention. and cast her yole III accordance with the above instructions
 Resolred, that although the Northern counties have long struggled, without avail, for a Representative in the Councils of the Nation; we have ioreborn to oomplain, and will make one more appeal, in full hope and confidence, to the other sections of the State,- that they will no longer delay rendering unto us what we consider our just rights, a Northern candidate
 On notion ol alr. Wilson, the Resolutions were put to voie, and uianmpsly adopted.
 The Chair appointed Dr. James Watkins, J A. Beck, 4. ". Harris, Daniel IefIries, Thomas Riggs. Lyile CrisweIl Michael Wolf and Asariah Tinnin, as Delegates to Repre- sent this county in accordance with tle above Resolutions n said Conycntnn.
 Resoired, that the Chairman and Secretary sign the proceedings of this meeiipg, and furnish q copy to the Arkansas Banner for publication.
 Resoited, that the Democratic citizens of ths county be, and they are hereby notified, thata meeting will be held at the Court House, in Athens, on the first day of our April Circuit Court next, for the purpose of nominating Candidate for the Legislature and other County officers.
 1 Then the meeting adjourned.
 ALEXANDER AKIN, Chairman. | Asa McFELcH, Sscretary, .a
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The following coloauy actually occurred, some few trips back, between steamboat captain and customer on the banks of the Mississippi, who. was sitting on a pile of cord wood, as the boat passed by;
 Capt B. hailed him, '.What wood is that'"
 sll's cord Brood" replied the chopper, with great unconccrn. - ast.s..
 '.IIow long has it been cut p enquired the Captain. q eas .fsls
 -Four feef,'' said the wood merchant. ..Give her lick aheaa,n' said the Captain, to cut shortthe sparring. .'Tell your friends if ever you get drowned so look for you al | the Falls of Si Anshlr..si's' 7s''s
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ADyERrislNG.-The New Otleans Delty, has quite pithy paragraph on this subject. Advertising, says the editor, is 10 business, what the oil is to the night lamp: With hold the necessary supply of oil, and the light goes out-advertise not lberally, and who you are, or what is your business; is known only to alin'iied circle; your expen- ses otherwise continue, your business falls of, you break, and your name, which was never seen to all advertisement in tLs newspaper, now figures in the list of bank rnptey This is true-all true. IL is the teaching of the times, and who will not learn ii, must never expeet, at this period of gem erai activity and rivalry in business, to keep up with lis advertising neiglbors in the race ,ar patronage and prosperity:
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ur ARK 4 " s A s BA N NE R
 PUBLISHED WEEKLY, gy A. HE. EgUTEaEKsFGRD, Pr ruREE DOLLARS A YEAR IN .ADF.aNCE.
,,77y,1rs ,p ADVERTFsINC.

 ,. sarare of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, .arLAR. and FIFTY GENTS for each continl- ovrr 10 lines, and not exceeding l5, to be ,ad as a square and half--over b, and not eX- Esr a0. as two squares-and ln that proportion .s3er s&yertisements. rsli Advertisements to be paid for lh advance, .n,ont assumed by some responsible person. .l.s,sindyidual account, at the above rates, | Aa,,0 and under $l00, in one year, dis i oi55 per cent. will be made; and when II ,ts to eI0O or upwards. in the same perod' ast of 5! per cent. will be made, NO deduc- ,yeyar. will be made, fl payment be deferred Ga year shall have expired; nor Wlli any re- a be made on legal advertisements required to be published.
 ,,aeding 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, $29 lcee'uno eo 30
 s9 .. 50.
 l,otisements. or parts thereof, exceeding 10, en lines. as the case may be, subject to the
 sal discounts first mentioned; and no con
 st tbese rates for less term than year. No
 for occasional omissions; and all contracts
 ysar to be paid in advance.
 yTs;Nt: Al3VI1ftTISIl19F1N VI F1NH'S.
 stA a.t, o, ises. each additional ]
 n smonths, s6 square, Sd :. 10 :" '' s
 p l5 i@ ..1nq advertisements will be charged at the i. .t;oned rates. unless a contract be made when d ssertion: and must be paid for in advance.
 ..on will be announced for any office, either B Ie. or county, without the advance payment I si @ circulars will. be charged as advertise ,, 2, nj nav,aent required in advance. IN viii hereafter be delivered to any person
 mn we have no regular dealings, until paid IT ertisements must be marked with the num- " srt;ogs desired, otherwise they will be con
 .9lofbid. and charged accordingly. I'll r3riation will ba made from the above rates ' rqnber oi the paper, i2l cents.
 y must be posl -paid, or they will not re- |. attention
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measure by sending Delegates to said Con-

measure by sending Delegates to said Con- l vention. s HeSoteed, fhatzFe forthwith proceed to elect four Delegates by ballot, 10 cast the vote and representthe county of Johnson in said Convention.
 ReSolred, That the Chairman proceed to appoint Twenty honorary Delegates to attend at Little Rock, and participate in the Delb- erations of the Convention; and if a vacancy occur among the Delegates elected to cast the vote for Johnson county in the Conven- tion, the Delegates present in Little Rock, shall have power 10 select from among tHem-a selves a sufficient number to fill up sucf vacancy e aa u4
 Resolrcd, That tle thanks of this meeting is hereby tenderedto to the Democracy of Pn- laskicounty for the liberal manner in which they have extended their hospitality to the members of tlle State Convention
 When tse meeting was organized, the above Resolutions were offered, when a mo- tIon was made te lay them on the table, which motion tho Chair decided was lost A division was called for, but fromtthe confu-a sion, t could not be ascertained how they were disposed of. It was considered how ever, by the friends of Ashley, that the mo- ton prevailed. ss zas, 4#t,ae i,,.
 There is nothing in these Resolutions that could be ohecaohablt 10 any Democrat; but eertoinit is, tisatifhc irends of Col Ashley done every thing in their power to vote them down.
 Resolred, That the Democracy of the next Legislature ought to nominate or select suitable person for the office of Senator, and such nomination when made, ought 10 re- eelve the support el all good Democrats, whether Tn or out of the Legislature. ..s.
 offered the above, in substance, in lieu of the Resolutions offered by Geo. W. Patrick. My amendment was voted down, and Mir. Patrck's Resolutions were passed. e.5
 This December inc 3lsi, lS45,
 c. ". PARKER.
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FI5 NO UiltNIiON Utl1 Ot Flt,' f0 0Ey 0I'V7 '''77 the money yacc0mpuRfes Il.
 mg-Those desiring complete copies of the Con gressional Union and Appendix will please send Us their names previous to the ist day oi December next.
 05-We will willingly pay the postage on all let ters sent to us containing fge dollars and upwards Other letters directed to us, with the postage unpaid ic,H not be taken cut oi the office. .,,
 0ts-Newspapers throughout the country "ho VIII nubish the above prospectus until the meeting ol Congress. will receive, in return, the Congressional Union during thesession. ..,1,-,, ,,,-,.s
 Washington, Aug. I, l5l5.
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EEg ESEg .gE9gEEsEAS.

laine; balzoriners; Afghan saiin; VeIYets, and lot of fashionable prints not surpassed by any goods in this market ALSO-Ladie's bonnets, hats, caps, capes, and collars of various patterns walking shoes, gaiters ties buskins c., of the latest patterns, and best o materials.
 ALSO-G -Gentlemen's hats of the latest fashion, and every variety Of boots, shoes slippers, Be,
 lo-tf
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E REDue'ieeGlio O15'iaelioa asA oi Alj ,nsellof lo t.l at La%' ao%To'cSe.cla4 S.J ls'ics. E t, of ,a% the s5hs,a'isiils,ll .S,0ns',' 3aSms of Deeds lee. !, .s1np1nl| ,IiiH iSl@ts containing i. Ia a ss,.Ida sassid] most mos likely to O' - \
 and ,,po, .,.'ss have ,l s,ii ,i5. :, , and ;.;l oihceIs, only # tG ,;Is, iIsn and 1,l t.i,li, i. seI onP!is %s1'. ssa.,i@i ,S1' Sao's aei'. .,, 5., or sale ;lG ny bn ','t iAe cp@--l. nTt' art of the sla'wS VIM. E ,,,s. March l9' lS1'. !,
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va dhall ,nl soon know the opinions osss.ns's oa r
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For the Congressiona Union, sl 5Qper copy.
 For the Appendix, Sl 5e per copy.
 Clubs will b. furnished with Ten copies oi either the above works for Sslz 1neatg tge copies Tor $25
 EXTRA WEEKLY AND sE3lI- VIZ KIY UNION.
 Ic54For the accommodation oi those who deslr, a paper printed at the seat ol government during the session ol Congress only, we will furnish them the l. sV,pA I-,.tt.N as tuIIot,s:
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o,ss and :, N'i ,S' | cS h''a Row, q co%P,si''i ,,i oi 'il
 Stationery "' V ii in its aiael9,n, :, t, S5si's' s'i's' 's,himent, and all ''''' Feb. lg, 1915.
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 ,td two dollars for three months. or each square Of 100 words or one dollar. For each subse- [cents.
 Der cent. will be made upon With the privilege of renew ahng advertisements hy the S'a oi tae number of lines in Il Il Will enable the advertiser advance the amount to be
 w. D. MILLER, W. H. CUSHNEY Nov. l2, l544.
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e practice d ' .omptituas ad |
 entrusted to nI on the sirfeti and npaftheSa] r. CRUTGHFn 4.-lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22


''''' - ia''etHg '"em a heavy uNusP futan dh
YES "heh Pfeadsed is. that lar, step made IN the adj
,a"'ee'ni 81 lhe edacaoa intelligence, morality. aud
"'it''ess "' society
n'so'ea' iha' whist We are wiling In contribute
ou' money 1of means, aud our hlaod IL" he de enee OF
'"' "a''"Sl Interests aud honor III time ot DANCER aud
VAL y'' We nave neither stmpalhv, nor respect or
"s' '''lsh wh'ch would ttm'f as erert'ons slene Ii
et'' an enemy IN wa ani not contribute dollar Ia
Tue iao' au advance Tie gIta' INTERESTS o soee-
W VI Tue lae ~ peace
"'s"'Y'o, ioa' We hereby ad,p'. as our own, tia
es"u"as oil oot i.'o" ellla AS oil Franklin county, aud
we earnestly invoke 'nF ''l9m et1e"S " every hoo Of
nohrr or agaat al sch, mrs, n - ",
m "J., 'a, a ~, !" a'', US IN INVENTION
ouy n,e and ~. ,',,' VIZ ',r'
pr,srcn,,n, ,,,. :, ~ ,,,
Of Ir,, nh, -, nm, h,', - 40 p'"'
mad ,dy,.,,,,,.,, ..t,iI .i,,., .i 40, :. ~
b,ns nh, nm ,,o.,,.,,,, ''s'''' "' cum 10 sul''
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Ch,rl,tl. san,,l,,, ,n ,l -, .rn.,1 w.,
ne,-nb,rsnn,n m. ,.,,9,, ,'.,,.,, =,
named In vi '9'''s e'"''"'' WIN ~
| CA Ge.,,s r,,o,s E.npN sr,L..,i y,.,...,
M,cl., Nap .r,n.,,n i,z'Y, 49,. 80 80 '9e''
lanes N n h,ol. t;r, ~ EN-, ,,' n .r,'e,
C,,,r,a, n i,, - 'r''p, " ,'5'y'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22
INRERNAL IMFRONEME.N + MEETING IN
PliISYISANIt

At n luePng Of the cdzfg> u Patsy lyauia county
hrI Al het oHfIHo, lhereo On lie Jtn Gay oi jun
1896 Col Rabert wis MS called 10 the char and
Wa. R'sin afp7uled Secretary.
The uHIecl Il hs nee,Ing havlug hccI explained add
few reniaIhs maie by Col. Iomnr>.--m Which he
adycred 10 tbe proceedings aiely adapted by ueelipg
at hts Instance wtre read Nhlme f. 'lunsiall. Esq.
--eugaglne he arbulon Of Tie aadierce belween ene
and t"o hours, al the conclusion ol which the following
pfeanbe AID resolutions were submitted by bum, which
were unauiuously aIupltd. 10 vi:
- he cGz.ps II Pu,syvana drsrau4 Of uniting with
their lelOs scZrs Ut The adjacent counties embracing
the Valley u! The Roanoke Ia eit,f 10 effect sun
substantial aud valuable scheme oil leTuai Improve
nent, or lis seclion OF lie Country, respond muei
chrertuy nihe Resolutions, Adopted by Iher fellow
cz~us Ut Franklin county, upon this So Ject, and hefe
by most hearitIy cooperate Hnh theu IN The VIEWS
therein eXpTes,ed; Aud 10 thai end
Resolved, That this meeting con,iirt every species
of lmprveme0l, whether clsl n rel gl,us. moral, hl+
ieclua physical lhe .real end VI human h1gefn-
mem; that y snCh means aluae. that human hap
pncsS aud prosperity can be prunoted secured and
mai Government which neecs airy Of these, nee 'ects
one Of The great objects OF H. exi,ieuce.
Resolved That every means ny which hnmsn labor
is rewarded, industry encouraged, enerprze excited.
and every step made the progress Of Agricultural IN
provemen, which feeds and sus'ans every interest
society, ana whlr gives 10 labor ~ that pursuit
lis greatest reward BY Iessenlng the burdens lnpSta
upIn Il, whether diminishing the cost q p7e2.t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

80" he GIL snd Ia I'm Rot 10 ga a Sue and
deep attachment, were developed ntu The masl paninl
meddeps IN the nature and tendency oil her present
ilit aud the character ol The future which snll aas,
them.
The elder n these iva children IL but ehi y.nrs old
ana already she dances with grace and vttnf that
would do credit I" some al uur b. American anseuses
the mule f.ama tanuu he sN years u aud already she
sings rs II her voice had cultivated far ,tafs
NO" rarely gifted a. they may be- such results ninld
not he produced or afterwards kept up ~ them without
'ht'r beg sntl cej 10 such severe aud neuSsant dr
lins as must seem ctuel, when We consider their ten.
der aga and ia consequence al undsvooped tacnlss.
weak, uniformed hmhS. and lungs sllIl drlican What
constitution ran II be eNpaled that these children will
have ett, lew wears hence, when We kEua thai their
nervous system i ddlN 81 much excited. aud tha night
after night They n" uiade IN breathe ur hours The IN.
Wholesome and rrrnctius ahasphtfr al crowded
fuuh ahd ARE yet waking al limo when other chtidfen
are euJoYlg that refreshing sleep necessary their
age! Tan the souls IT these chillfen ever he heallhy
wh' n tfatued IL such ltei Nhv the voice III nlery
aud lhe ntspefHgsut vanity will become as essential
to them, as the ar they breathe ot the hood they eat
ta1 the parents have reelected thai m impaired
constitution o body, feeble aud perhaps dlur state l
mind, are lhe natural results III this premature garrett ~
"hleh lheli ehdten hase been huuchedf Do ihry
know thai they are perhaps hutrylng them an early
gave itas" they Yet nule.i The wan aud taitd ap-
peaiance III Their elder daughter the total ui,rnce Of
thai honyaney. that freshness oi luks aud met which
should chafaetetze her aael We viii not stop Il, IA.
qulr tat nr might be led 10 make nlrrences Which
would he painful anI perhaps uHJnsl Bat whether III
have viewed ihe subject IN this eht not or ven II
any consideration at ALL Is the duty oi tie pbllr t.,
set The seal 81 lis emphatic prohaon upon any mrlher
continuance Il lhelr exhibitions, ana the uny Nay l.,
lhS, ell rtnaly Is To abstain Ion all alttnln imam
them. Example ever belels lnitain', -, II a., ,,
cooiaee thIs ll0ly, We rs ,ssnr,d lb,i ,,,t, -
,'' a''oa' oo'' -.'1n be prepared to take ,l field
'I W M = III how many poaf children. less nchly
In I t.4f4ft L.. 4
!" HE ii touufr. Vrteln#l sess lnI disease.
4 FRIEND 10 MAINLY
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TnURSr Sf,T.E OF
{ uf:.HOie Real state.

My WIKI J. ." deed al itust, executed In the un.
~ der,lupd by John J rntvls, bearing date the lsI
dy Ut Srprnihcf. 1873. AID duly iecmded the
'Ietks etlee oi the llusngs Gonn tf the Corporation
Il lNnehanf2. Ne shall pnes.d. Thursday. the 2ilh
d', nj July neat, To sell Al pubic nuclon lie. prem
lsrs, one lat ii gwnud IN TIE loun 81 Lyurhhug the
nurtlon al i'll r"n aud " aer streets. lrontng lei
tesoa steel Ito feet and running back the usual der III
:" to"n lts. Ga this lot There Is erected building
brick and stun. divided lnta lhtce tenrneuts snab-
t'r stofee aud dwell nas, The unlmppv,d p1flnn OF
the ol, II thu Junction ri J. lts aud " alef sliecs
lmuuo2 lNO trt an the urmrt street. viii ae sold sep.
am'rlY ilan he improved property # deemed desirable
GA l6e day al sar.
Alsai ane other lot Of smund. Franklin I'LL. con.
tanning Aro. al winch = rteclcd convenient and
comnodons family Residence. with all necessary ont
houses, heng The same Ia The occcupaney ol Joseph
Marsh. i,=l
lfRMs.-A sufficient sum IN cash wlllbe required
to delny The expenses :" he sar, the balance ii the
r"rcha,r maneN, credit oi slN. twelve and eighteen
mouths will be given, the putehasrt eNccni.hr ner,.
be noes, satisfactorily enased and we retaining the
ne Ia lhe lto"tty as ntlher security.
,e mo Is b, levtd 10 he gould hut the undersigned
acting as trustees, will eansey surh ushl only. n
Is vested IN them hv the sud trust deed.
AIENR. IDMpkINS,
JNO. ". DUDLEY. ''"s''''
laae - I'll
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IlIk. IhEAIA.

Tie Treaty. Tor the adjustment al HE boundary line
of Oroa Wa slsnrd. Mouday 1s,, aud seni luo the
S'nlie ralllcAiIon HE mex, DAY. We da not doubl
maj II Was oleJ 90 " edapsday. We again con.ta.
"ete readers and til. country "ron tins au-plrnus
event. Ii Is 1ico'y not less eor1as han aly aehley
ed on The Ro Gmnde--a victory of peace. justice.
common sense. hunanly aud aytz4tion over base po
hlical designs and the worst passions of natufe.-
Yet prepared 10 hear the denounced as he
Polk and Buchanan GsWuI ation and ii is perfectly ap-
parent hat in conserving max. II, the former has
drown into The opposition all the 5I2 40 men, IN either
House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

o. JOSEPH CiLLIY (Nba) has been elected 10 the
senate Ut the United Nlaes by The Legislature Of New
Hampshire tn unul the 4lh OF March next and
will, Of courss, supIscde MIR. JESNrss, The ap,olnep
of The Executive. He is the brother Of The Mr. CIILry
Who Killed in duel with Mr. GRAVES. lie was
Captain N the regular army, during the last war. was
distinguished f his bravery, aud LOST ey IN one Of the
battles oa the Northern r,ntier. He is Taft man
and his will count double
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EXNCIgasias. 7aalsfas.r.

F,rAe nrsb cadjag SATURDAY,, Lme u. lsl6
1otaeao-O Old lmss, ! IN 10 80, neN LugS. s.
q Ia bllA. Loaf, interior, 10 to 3on. common
s3.5olol ~, m,ddnos. 81 .55o5 90, shipping CaenJ
$500 IL s.oo; manufacturing. (eoun,o) { - to
O.On dne fnanufirIullna Alaoolo $1,000
Ftlf We conuune oof# quotations at 50 25 The
stock Iaee ltu HE .r,-ou
Uh.a season hcua closed. IN operations ate known
from which To- lyc QooI.aiaas.
Grmq.=Ga ~ Ia = els per bu.hrl ,loln WAGON;
Oals. sheat A. lcr hnndffa. clr,ur, rs Il. IA vents
per buslf E,c, G2i eeots
(lIrfr aud f,,t., Sq,j, FL, Sr,,,n heie, INV -.
vet, ~ latr IN, prlcts Il, rrmuf
IIopisioas -iilcuL We h,,e na chan,a In note hi.
week The ,cIepls continue VT, ln,tt aud .forl L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-22

" The action ct The House Of Representatives. with
respect to the Navy Yard, "a, Pensacola. Memphis, aud
phlladelphta, has been somewhat extraordinary The
construction o The Dry Dock a, thu flrmer place IL SO
obviously necessary, that argument ia lis lavnr would
seem 10 De unnecessary ", an amendment 10 the
Navy bill sppWpalinG $500 900 that object VAS IT,
Jected. Navy larl vas utter mature examination of
the sui jet, and upon the recommendation Of board of
officers, established a, Memphis A considerable sum
Of money has already been expended there The House
refused on Saturday 10 vote another dollar 10 lis con
sirarlon. and, on Monday, adop'ed amendment re-
curing the Secretary OF the Navy n the expenditure
% the appropriations. already uade To cuin the same
10 the construction OF Rope Naik On Saturday. the
House refused 10 vote any thing kr Dry Dick at
Phadelp IA. Ga Mondiy, by a vote ofq5 To o. an
amendment vas adopted. appopraling $50 600 10 that
object and an hour or i've afterwards, reconsideration
was moved and carried, aud the amendment vas reject
ed, by nays l02. yeas 50.
The amount appropriated by the Nay Blu is 81.
al ,622
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WORMS ! WoRNSft WORMsf,l

JAMES fONtC NERMIFU6E-r This yeimifuge 70
pefle tlt cute, sud pleasant that children will
to iaket. II Ell 'tualls DESTROYS WORMS, neutraz
cdi, ,onne,s OF the stomach, netear.s appetite and
general permanent funW and therefore
cccdnR beuu6 a IN Intermittent and tomiitent feyers In
digestion, sc and IL almost certain cnfs fr FEVER
aud Att l., and what Is oi mos nposnre 1t does it pets
mHrentl,
II only DESTROYS Worms and inyigoratrs The whole
system but 1t i,solv,s and carries of he superintendent
slime prevalent IN the stomach and bowels Of
children. mote especially i those bad health hi.
Gus "fns the bed. nost, in wArh worms produce their
YONG a@d BY removing 1t it's impossible for worms to re-
man N the body.
1t = ntmls It's effects the SYSTEM and the health
81 the patient - always improved BY ~ use when
"urm discovered NnHetos certificates its useful
neHs have been I'd Which the proprietor deem,
NECESSARY 10 "hln vet 10 give the reader idea of tho
Ncmlhise powers. be will nenion lew cases. He gavo
Ia s liie n'rhc" not four old and IN few days
he drehRtg'd upwards oi hpeiv large sofms lie also
gave 10 his dnughcr then about three years old when
brought away urN worms IN eao Htgt
josiah Thompson near "a TN, ~ j, administered tins
Ncmiiugo 10 child between tuo and three yrafs old an
says t,n Iew DAYS she discharged hundred and thir-
y HcNen worms
Mr. 1o-epa \ .entz oflhe pcnns,iyuna Township Ss-
rins Institution IN tbs @ gave It TO oue of is childin
md that nr the siA du-r brought away a1uut ff
Is wpima 1t nrcr, FIVE hrd siN inch htf.
N Ft,l'nsnd W oaatnti oasd too lones Of hi YerrS
IT. Ii h=Pepsia mi N the II t'so weeks DIS
charged upwards OF tahy pee.s % Tape Nom, aud Vac
aoatlet eeo man oil this oiy heidi, administered to hi.
it'd daughter, about tlfre old wien he Lad
htt II dsehfFr hum he larels, cowP-od sntf,y o III
tie Hlas thread Vut,rs lie .a,e "iuy camo away from
hef oetea b' h"lo ,shal may truly -, h, Thousands.
rlGEs Numerous easee Of The Pile, hive been po,
feetl, eiffa by the ,.c 81 TIN valuable Votmineen
%nay villa, the puhlt, la,e long d,sed medicine OF
tbs land, "lh might he depended upon prepared by "a
eeoln pyse,an) ,snnn oil, ted Ia them ant hr hsdo
hR JAYNE, Nu. sSauth lhnd street, Philadelphia,
aud o all persons WHO sell III EApeetorant and tmnnuyo
ralsan,
The above valuable Msdieioe is for sale by
ID. Il LYMAN, Druggist.