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make short work of Saratoga. The waters UNI
doubleday possess strong remedial properties for
many stubborn diseases but as we are not upon
the sick list, we would prefer a more palatable
beverage. r-.r
The village of Saratoga wears a most verdant
and rural physiognomy-th very place for the
relief of eyes weakened by the relracuon OF pave
ments aud brick walls, and the dust of that great
dusty we left behind mt Washington.
Some fifty passengers came up in the cars with
us this morning. A more particular report to-
morrow. The mail curtaiIs our account current
Thermometer at one O'Clock, 63.
Respectfully, THE DocroR.
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Mexico dcoee rom
dmtheg The for
buteg
dedmoeh
ed million dollars supposed that capable yielding deal work
wthen angr h
preferred for the melted
wmmshe
wet few ~aa day and sub
ssh ION the coarst fod
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HEAVY FoRGhRY.-A forged certificate of is-
posi,e on the Bauk of Utica, for 5000, was re-
csiyei Yesterday afternoon from New olk II u dated
July .. 1875 The money rurpcrs have been deposit
ed by A. Thurrerk subject the order OF William
seymour, signed VIM, Weies, cashier u 10 cndorsed
by Sc mour and also by william Ncsbitt Co.. New
York The imprint of the blank is Observer Print,
Genesee ST. Utca' Tho bank had one similarly printed
presented some six months since, for about 500 The
forgery was probably got up the South and ought not
10 have any the habit of doing busincss
with this bank Ufiea Gazette.
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Amott iomE hn
sntneD
fprep
re which
od The Hospital unfinished pile buildings the place
attacks and public buildings
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MAkSELLLEs LINE " PAChETs.


experience Their accommodations for unsur
for comfort and convenience Goods addressed to the
forwarded free of other charges than those
ally paid.
CHAMBERLAlN q PHELPS, Propretors
No. 1903 Front street, to
BOYD HlNCKEN, Agents,
mI:rc sTontrne Buildings. go Wall cor Water 81.
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d. Tho departures were about the same, the day
being cold, aud unpleasant. The weather Is
still overcast this mornings but something warmer.
We passed again the round of the springs and
the ten pin alleys (where The ladies knock down
the pins at a terrible rate), and the circular rail.
roads, and the Indian encampment, and the Da-
.puerIlan galleries, aud the Metropo-and having
an engagement TO dine at the Old Congress, we
must abidge you again.
They bettl, up for expectation at the Congress
Spring some 200 dozen bottles per day
Respectfully, lIlE DOCTOR.
BosroN WATER WoRKs-GLoRIous CoMMgNcE-
MEnT OF THE ENTERPRISE The great work Of
supplying the city Of Boston with pure water COM
menced yesterday under the most favorable auspices
day the ceremony could not have been selected
il neither hot too cold and there nothing
Of any kind to the pleasure Of the occasion At 10
o'clock special train OF left the Worcester rail-
road depot the OF acton having board the
city government and large number OF invited guests
among whom were, the venerable ex-Pro sident John
Quincy Adams Josiah Quincy. late President Of Hsr-
ward University, James 4 Austin formerly Attorney
n e,r, a. Tressnssr Horao sprasuo consul
at Cibralar Mr. Alien and John b. Jervis, com missioner
and Engineer Of tie Croon water works The city au.
thores nearly all hand those of several
other cities and towns
Immediately behind the Mayor in the procession was
carried the spade be used by him on the occasion
This implement was borne by Master William Henry
Dutton II was of polished steel, with handle in mitl
ton of rosewood and bore upon silver plates the fol-
lowing inscriptions ;--on the front
WITH THIS SPADE THE
LONG POND 40 u Il DU CT,
BY HON JOSIAH QUINCY, in.
AU0TSr 90 A ID. 1876
In presence OF the City Council and other invited guests
Presented q memorial OF the event by the
WArra CoadITrgF
On the reverse side the folio wing
WATER CoMAsstoNERs
Nathan Hale Esq James +. Baldwin, Esq.
Thomas D. urts, Esq
MArFE toNaIIrIE
Eight Nsinos.
The celac ed ground reached at few minutes past
twelve and every thing ouni ready for the appoint
eli proceedings
Iio eornsy lefs the table Al hall past three, end
owed a 20 Boston iha same special train which
tooh Item On As he tram passed down about three
nile finn, he Pond another division Of the lahoiers
~ ia found az work The train wds stopped, and the
conrsny gave three hearty cheers, which heart
IN r., blinded to BY the ahorers fhe contractors,
EesSrs eel tonder & Co. have several hundred
men nov ON the work with the requisite mpleE.e nts
horses car ~. Sc ani tue work will be prosecuted
with nerg, 20 it's compilation The company ned
TO the CITY O'Clock. highly delighted with the
monies OF the day not incident having occurred TO
the pleasures Of the occasion Every one who pre-
sent will long remember the day when this great work
was commenced at Lake Observation-Disclosures Tyans-
crpt, saug ~,
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ophet, who is evidently possessed of seven or
eight devils of the most dreadful complexion.
Notwithstanding all this, the Magician gives ano-
ther concert " in the old Episcopal Church, to-
night, and there is no doubt that he VIII have an
increased auditory, from the righteous indignation
he has raised among the Koundheads
The arrivals yesterday a. these waters, as near
w as we can ascertain them, are as follows:-
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These ships are good substantial vessels ably commanded
and sail their regular days Their
odons good and attention will be
paid promote their comfort The Captains will
for parcels packages sent them
less bills of lading signed therefor
WOODIfULL 4 MINTUkN,
81 South street. New York. or
REID MURRAY Glasgow
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ACCIDENT learn that Mr.. John s9 ~
New or, CITY. Who was sojourDing in Wisconsin
f,r some months was thrown out Of wagon when
about twenty miles from sna pius S one %. %
NV Dr. Wol.ott, and the patient is doing we'll
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A. FOR NEW OIL ana New
NkfkN York LneRegular Packet Of Monday. slst inst.
3n&fEn-Ihe fast sailing packet shir GtNEvA. Capt
uodhue will positively sail shove her regular day
'' Elk. COLLTNs& CO., Sc South st.
~ No goods received board after Saturday eve
Agent IL New Orleans JAS T. WOODRUFF, who will
promptly forward all goods to his address,
1hs psckstshiP sARTELLE Will succeed the Geneva
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CHEAPER THAN EI Err.

TEyHE subscriber very respeo fully informs the
N public that he has on hand aud is col.stant-
Manufacturing BOOTS and SHOES
ofal kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or CdJ Skin 3oon 81 w
Coo.s. R,o,s 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes 10
Miners Shoes az 10 70
Morocco SiPpers S7t
LADIES' WEAR.
.Uorocco or Caf Skin Lace Boots 90
Thick Sole French Ties 20
Pumps Springs or French | l2!
Oihtr kinds of Slippers rs cents 10 90
N. d. The above ATE all ofmy own Manufacture
and are wuanted to stand. have also on hand
a large stock OF
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants ana others who buy ly tht
dozen, a,e invited to call and examine my goods
a, will sell TO such at a large reduction.
Q1rRememher the place at the NEW BOOT
and MOE STORE, lower end Of Main-s,rcet
Bloomsburg.
w RUSSELL
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ITS COURSE IS ONHARD.
jul 4 1875

so great has been the demand for FogcT's
- Oosaonirn or All Healing Balsan, and /, has
given such general satisfaction to thoss who have
used it and become acquainted with its virtues that
t now stand pre- eminent ~ a remedy in Diseaees
of the Lungs, ard the testimony which has heen
given by different perJ9ns who have hcen cured by
il altogether voluntary Oh their pslt. They have
Icsn It iHthe h1pe that all who may fad themselves
in need Of this remedy may apply for it without de.
| lay.
Read the following letter received tom the Re,
| Nr Shimeall, Pastor of at ludo's Ep-copal Free
! Church. MIR s. has not only used he medicine
himself but has witnessed lis effects il several very
trying cases Uf disease. The letter will show his
opinion of its virtues.
| Dear Sir: Believing il to be but an act of com.
mon humanity to those suffering under the various
dlseaees Of Coughs Colds Hoarseness, Consump.
aon, Asthma, &c. to point them 10 a safe, speedy
and radical remedy, take pleasure in hearing my
testimony 10 your invaluable medicine called Oosa,
oman or All Healing Balsam. OF it's efficacy
can speak frat from my own experience. Being
subject from exposure more or .ss tn the vicissi-
iudes Of our climate to frequent attacks OF lnucn-
ta Hoarseness &c, have always found it to afford
Utmost instantaneous and always by perseverance
an its use, cnecluaI relief To particular friend
of mine suffering severely under Asthma and who
had despaheJ Of obtaining relief from any human
source, upon my accommodation was induced TO
awe the OIosaoniaN a trial and he pronounced the
effect produced upon him perfect charm affording
him immediate and almost instantaneous relief, In
another instance recommended it to female
friend far al gnnced in Consumption After the use
of the first bottle her cough was entirely oved
and her appetite and strength restored to slch 4
degree o. to nstonish all who saw her With q
! long cherished eLd firmly established prejudice II.
gainst the thousand and one specifics put forth il
these days as sovereign panaceas for all disease,
assure you that nothing short of my firm conviction
Of the claims of your medicine to an origin So re
pecahle, and to the effects Oft herein certified
d both by my own experience and ohse rvaton,
Icould not have heen induced thus to come (Orwarc
as a witness in it's behalf. have the honor to be
sir, respectfully yours, r. G: SHiMLALL.
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~ CaR before purchasing EIseWhere a.
the New Factory Of Earthenw~e'" 6y
THOMPSON g. HICKS.

ygNHE subscriber. have opened a POTTERY
on the road leading from Main to Third st.
near the Methodist Church, Bioomsburg, CoIum-
ia county, where they intend to manufacture
ware of the best material; the latest ard most APP
proved patterns and finished in the very hest man
ner such a. Pots of alIdescriptions Dishes of ov.
cry variety and Jugs Of all sizes, and variety Of
other articles too numerous to menuon IN iac' oil
T,nds and every variety which NAV bo wanted by
Iany who NAV favor them with a cali A supply
ken, constantly on hand which will be sold by
wholesale or retail little cheaper than the cheap
est for cash or country produce. Also dry Piue
W ood taEsn in exchange for work II delivered at
their shop.
Bloomsbrrg September 5, ls4o-2o
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MARBLE YARD.

THE business will be continued by lh,
subscriber AT the old stand; where may
be had n, all times.
MONUDiENI'S. TOMB Tables,
TONB-STONES, UE,7R2T-
MMB.S, M.2NZLES. P.4INT
STONES, NULLEHS, &c.
or any other work 10 his line. lie is
AIsc prepared to iurnis1 WIN DOW CAPS
and SlLbS, DOOR SILLS and STEPS,
&c either Of Ma. bic, Lime or any kind oI
stone that can be procured in lhls vicinity
bPHavIng had considerable experience
in The business, ne pledges his work tt
be executed in as handsome STYLE as car
be furnished from sny yard either in tlt
lcity or country; and on as reasonable term,
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsbntg, Nov. 8, ls43. ly-2s
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CANCERS, WARTS, LORNs, &r

THE subscriber informs the public, that be j,
able to cure all kinds of Cancers and stedicpu
Warts and Corns with very ntlc pain ond in
short time. lie refers 10 several respectable c,ti
zens in his ne'ghoothood. such Samuel Hes,
William kile and others, thst has been succrssiui
in several ns,snccs and is not humbueeinp as i.
too frequently the case among quucks. He wa
raats certain cure in any case he undertakes otn
poy.
IrWsris, &c. on cette and other animals nr
also cured by the subscriber who re.idcs in Mour,
Pleasant township Oh tho main rusd l.sdpp fror,
MiIl'ille to bloomSburg, about miles from FraJ.
erek Miller" Tavern where persons are invited To
call.
JOHN ALE.
May 30, lsi6-ly6
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.4Sihn ma
which deprives you of your rost at nigh, and re-
ders life burthensome.
Here is the Remedy.

Remember the name and place where il is to be
obtained and do not he pot off with any o,her II
has produced cure in asdesPerate cases as vours
may appear to be, and doubtless will put to fight
in a speedy name. those distressing symptoms
which fill your mind with gloomy forebodings of
the future,
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YYORE pHOOFs!-'rhe Cry ia still They
va Como!-Every mail brings tidings Of ,hel'
.ucc, 81. From East to tho Tenoleai West-iron
Canada on tie North, 10 Mexico and the West In
lies on theSouth-src oil unanimous in their praise
Jf a msdcins SO universally known and esteemed
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our rish. The safest and be,i way 10 remit
s,to pay the am,uh 10 TOE Po''misef
where you reside. and take from h'm re-
.elpt, according to the following form;
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PosT OFFICE,

'Rsceivsd from n b ioitdrs----
cents torthe Giobe, from totich ihaus de,
iucted one per cent, and charged myssl
in riy account NTH the Genera: Post "
fire with the balance. The Postmaster u
.tashngton city wW pay that badnce u
Biair T. Rives or 10 heir order 0" ths back
IJCthis feeeisf.
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p0finlnSfdr.'

- -, P0finluSItT
The rules of the General Post Once De-
parlmenI authorize such receipts 10 be gwen
aud paid here, when ths smo1nt does not
exceed $40 When II exresds $40, Il
oesi TO remi, as much ~ possible ~ BANK
notes and The PosImss,sr's recslp' Cor the
balance The Pos,nas,er's receipt should
ne s3nt directed to s, and not 10 the Post"
master OF this city. rs 40 ne persons are
in the habit OF doing, The money should
be here by The 7Ih of Derembfr, At lar'hss
to procure all the numbers. IL no' here by
that time, we may not be abe 10 iurnish the
first numbers
Proptletors Of newspapers who copy 'hl'
Prospectus, and send US on cnpy oI mel
paper containing IT, marked around "ih
pen TO direct our attention 10 II, shAlI hs''
their names entered on cur books i"t on'
copy of The Congressional Globe aud Az
pendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are so 10"
lha, we cannot afford to credit them cut
therefore, no person need consume h
lime in wiring for them unless he send
money.
BLAIR & RIVES.
WAsnlN0roN, October Is, 1876.
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Cabinet Ware House.

Sd OkhkOt w IA y OLlSCs
TWyHE subscribe would respectfully inform the
public, that ho has taken the Oh bp lately oc
cup!el by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end Of
Bloomsbury, whore he il carrying on the
CADINBP DJSINlESSS
in all ito various branches, aud where he will be
happy wait upon ull those who may favor him
with their custom. Hi. Furniture Is warranted to
Je made Of good matorisl and durable, and he in-
bookkeeping on hand
Sideb00ras. Secretaries, Bureaus,
Wdrdr0bes, Card Tables, Dining
Tables. Breakfast Iubies,
Cupbourds, Stands, Wash
Stands, Bedstedds,
DJugh-troughs,
CoHng, SC.
and all kinds ofwu!k in his linc which he VIII se
upon az reasonable terms as they can be purchased
IN tho county
BY sttict attention to business he hopes to re
csi'e ashHe Of public patronage.
April rs, lsi5.-Iyl
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WR1GHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

1t il hardly necessary 10 speak in detail. Al no
period of It's history has ,he reputation OF that lhen
Icins stood higher, aud we may say that 40 repu
tation is likely to be more enduring Adapeo 10
all constitutions, 10 everv form of disease, md to
all climates. Wtiah,s Indian Vegetable Pills are,
above every other medicine, fitted for the use OF
man under whatever circumstances he may I've pIn-
ced. At aoa or on land, al home Oi abroad, IN sum-
meT's heat and wintoE's cold, with common re.
gard to the conditions of health aud with Wright ?
Indian Vegetable Pills ath1nd, There .no excuse
for being sick unless the constitution be utterly IL
rcclaimable.
As our Object is 10 stao where the genuine med
cne can be obtained, rather tbsn to give II an "a
tended notice--which our limits forbid we shall
merely suhjoin one OF two the numerous testi-
moniuls that have just come to hand. Hundreds
Of the same kidd might he added but We are sue
the public will save Us the trouble Of ranging
them.
/ (txtract of letter fon fernando Mississippi
10 W. W Wright-Your Pills hove given univcr-
sal siiglactiun. and justly very popular. c0n
sch ioin 30 10 40 dozen annually if could be sup
piled.
Yours, WM. HENRI JOHNSON, Agent
1t ough; here 70 be remarked that the medicine
aas been but recently iniroductd into Mississippi
i Extract Of letter fom Jersey Shore, PENN
! The Indian Vegetable Pills excel every thing Of
The kind oflersd to the pubic in this 'cc Ion o
lthe country, notwithstanding the combined cGgt .!
some few uuprnciplcd mercenaiies to pu, t!eA
down,
8, WIScH2sTLs & sos.
The following highly respc&able sore.
,eepers have been pppoinied agents for ,ht
sale Of Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills il
lCuIumbia Couaiy:
II. =. Badly - D4nyile
Sephea Badly --CauGwissa
Cyrus Barion-- Espy,own
Il Brown & Cteasy-- N MIfhlnvIls
1, Abraham Miller Berwick
G. II. Fowler-l,rlstcreek
4 Wm' CnvaHhOysn-OrangevlIls
! GeOIge Masers- Milvllie
u Lcvi iBeiseI-JerseytwOn
Levers g. Sous --Culumhia Exchang
Robru McCay.- VashIngtonvnIe
George Weayet-- BioumsbUrg
Lrghl Street Iron Col l.ight Steet
Low & Thompson-- Lane Ridge
II. G.. Fees - Briarcrefk
Elias Werlman Roharsburg
r. p. Welhver-Greenword
T. & ] Lazsrus-- OrsngPviIle
Hugh cWl'Iams--M Moorsburg
The poIu1arit" of WRIGHT's INDIAN VEG
IEThBlE FILLS has proved n strong bait to ur
lpr.ncipleo hon whoneligt,ed by the hope Of gail
tempt to palm off spurious article on the unsu,
Ipecting, TO defeat the wicked designs Of such me
we have procured nov labels, and the WRITTEI
SIGNATURE OF WM.WRlGIIT WILL MOI
5cIBE FOUND ON The TOP LABEL o.
leach BOX None other is genuine and
: counferjtH this isJorgey.
Remember, tho only original and genuine IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WRIT
I en- SIGNATURE OF WIN WRIGHT on tn
top label of each box.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sAe ofWrIght'
7 Indian Vegetable Pills Wholesale and retail l6
Race street Philadelphia; 2eS Greenwich stree,
Now Y ,rk and 90 fremont street, Boston,
September 10 ls46-22J.
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@econdSuppiy OfSpringGoods

VMNllE subscribers take this method of jufo,r.
e ing their friends and the public zen.rolly
that they are now opening the second supply Of
Spfihg Goods, to which they would most resi- oct.
fuiIv invite the atohton Of those wb, are ~, u,n,
OF ne" ana Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
CfofhS, e">S'mereS, Sat/inetSS FeSins
Of r rmercsn, French and English Fabrics.
Coating und Panialoons Slu6S,
a vc,y superior article of Tweed Cloths aud Cassi.
mercs Angola Cassmeres billings; Gamuoom
&c. dc. Cotton Panaloon S,utis OF eye1y yariey
Of ihe most desirable styles.
PRINTS PRINTS!!
cNmp'eing every variety Of style and prices lto
81 to 70 cents.
DRESS GOODS.
Now style Of French Lawns, q splendid article Of
new stylc MOulane de lane and summer Cashmere
Cinghams &c
SHALWS,
amongst which may be found handsome article
Berage' Picknlc; Mousanc aud ! hibei sLows
WHITE GOODS.
Barred, striped and plain Jaconets aLd Camhrc
Muslns Lace, Muslms, book null and Ssiss
slusiir, Bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &C.
Brown and Ble0lAeQ A'uSHas fran
st to l2! cents per yard, bleachcd and un.
bIenched Table Diaper, cotton Osniabury, &c.
Together with full assortment Of
Groceries, Spices HardWa0e and Lut
|ry Queenware. Drugs, Boots
and ST. es.
and in fact every article usually KEEP, in Country
Stores.
T epuhc generally are Invited TO call and L..
anime their stock before purchafng elsewhere
Thankful for past favors, they fattcr thcmrclye,
by strict attention TO bueincfs to merit the patton
age of generous public.
A, B. KNABB & Co.
Mao 80.
fTIaa All kinds of Lumher, Grain ani
5fs>-as1 Produce taken in Exchunge lot
Hai..E Goods.
Nails and Spikes.
6ME KEGS Of mills and Spikcsju4t received
[1eB and for sale at the New Store Of
l.. b. RUPERT
9,cthnn
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DO you haise Blood

when YOU cough and find your strength gradually
failing You will find that these symptoms ifnol
properly attended to will terminate in consumption
and erath Arc you troubled with that distressing
complaint
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j. H. VANDERSLICE,
EDEN TEST.

Ep MAI ~ III M ~ -A o
MDEGS leave TO inform the public, lha,
NEhe IS prepared 10 attend to all lhe oper.
atoms in dentistry, such as removing
TIE IariaT and 0ther Foreign SUB.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
the guns and breath sweet and healthy.
Tile cavities " Decayed Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; Of the finest quality, as the
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful Tor years; and in many
cases during life,
Teeth and SiunpS of Teeth
Which have become ueeess OF troublesome
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner. with the latest and bes, improved in.
strumenls.
POyceii0in Teeth,
.Of,he beet quality and latest provemenl
will I've inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with DR.. Vallerchsmp, with whom he is il
palernshiP in plate work. on Gold plate
from a single tooth to a whole set, TO IooL
as well az he NATURAL and warranted /,
answer all The useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In short, every operation belonging 10 ih,
profession, will be reformed in the ber
manner. with chosesi material. and at h,
shortest notice He therefore hopes, b,
strict attention to business, 10 obtain shar
of public patronage Any person or PEI
sons wishing any of the above operation
performed, are respectfully requested t.
give him a call.
NJ B The public sro hereby iarorme,
tha, we lhe subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only 10 pIau
work AS it is more convenient Tor each II
attend to the other branches Of The scieuc
IN his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J, II. VANDERSLlCE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov. Sih. ls45-Sm.
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Haze you Il Cough,

which is troublesome and has no; yielded to any
Of the remedies u hich you have used Ia it at
tended with pain il the side, shortness of breath,
nipnt sweatsl
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Be not DsceiUeG

The above medicine 70, sale by The following
agents,
T., p. LuG, B'oumsou'g. W. J., Waller O %
BERWICK; f. Il j. Lazarus, 0raneeyiIls Levi BI.
s' Jsrey'own perT & Mcbride. v hits Hail B.
Badly. Csltawls4s. ems
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It's Healing Properties

do no, deceive. The short dry cough is quickly
overcome aud easy aud healthy eIpectorstion takes
is pi1ee Splitting Of blood is Immediately check
ed. Nigh, swoOts with pain IN the side and chest,
debility and difficulty Of breathing yield in short
time, Asm, with all It's dreadful accompanu,ents
is at once relieved, Bronchits and ia fact all the
Diseases Of the throat and ungs give way before
this remedy when all other means have failed.
Persons may attemptto deceive you with some
other remedy, pronounclrg II TO be equally good
but remember life is at stake, therefore