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Congress has as yet done little or nothing, no,
will any thing probably dc done until after the ho
idsys.
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The remains of Major Ringgod and Lieutenant
Cochrane passed through New Orleans on the 9th
instant on their way to Baltimore. They were
received at that place by the military
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NATNSI ABB1vA1.

lkAUlH&U &ANlN4 " AL1o
TUNHE subscribers wish to inform their friend,
n and customers generally, that they have just
received and are NOW opening splendid assortment
of
FAIL and WINTER GOODS
Such as. supertfne Fench, English and
American Cloths and CoSSimeres, fan,
cy Cossimeres, sdfineitS, silk ueiuet,
satin and fancy ueStings. Dress goods
in uarieiy, such as cdShme,es, cashme
rens. Grape de ioines, muslin de iaines
ginghdms, caiicOes, &c. woot hoods,
wooien comforts, suspenders. gioues
hoSieLy, stocks, bosoms, handkerchigS,
THREADS. tapes,
and general assortment of notions, in fact gen
era assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, HARD
WARE, HOLLOW U,ARE, CE-
DAR HARE, QUEENS-
WARE, &c &c.
and all other articles usually kept in country stores
all which they have purchased with great care an,
on the best terms, and are anxious to exchange fol
cash or country produce at very low prices.
HEFLEY g. MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbury, Oct. l5.
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VICTORY! VICTORY !
HURAH HURAH! HUR.AH! !

WMTHAT'a "a riot and rumpus there has been
Wv since the arrival ftbe celebrated BoatMer-
chant, bringing the largest and cheapest cargo, his
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CHEAP CHEAP ! CHEAP !!
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MEDICAL APPRECIATION

OF the ROSE OINTMENT, for T.tter.
4 LTHOCGH the superiority Of the preparation
"a over all others is fully ah,h-d, the pr pre-
tors take pleasure in laying before The public the
following certificate from respectable physician.
graduate of the University of Pennsy lvania. DR..
BuuGh, having found in this remedy ,ha, relief fr
tedious and disagreeahir affection which the means
within the range Of his profession failed to afford.
has not hesi,ated to give his appobati although
the pTejndices aud Interests of that profession
pPo.eJ TO secret Remedies.
PHILAnELpuIi, Sept. '9, 1896
] uss recently troubled with tedious herpe,e
erupthn which covered nearly 81 le ui INV fic-,
and extended over the ear. Mr Vaughan. propr,.
tm OF tiie Rose Ointment. ohsfivin my face, ,ns,-
ted on my tying his preparstIon. oi which, he han.
ded nr jar. Although IN common with Ihe mem
hers OF my profession, dscoun',pance anL disap.
prove oi the numerous nos'Iums pdCiej upon the
public by snoisnt rrtenders feel in justice hound
10 except the Rose Ointmen, from ihs class OF me.
dcines. and 10 give II my apprhaticn, ii entire.
ly cured the eruption, although hid resisted the
usual applications. DANL BAIiGH, NJ. ID.
Gjj' The Rose Ointment is p,epared hy l.. d.
Vaughan, South East corner OF Third ard Race
Streets. Pniladelpha, and sold on agency in Sun.
bury, ty h, y. MASSER.
May lith, ls43. hgrnt
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Rose Ointment, for letter.
4 PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.
PHiLAprLrHIA. MAY 27th, 1899

PHiLApELrHIA. May 27th 1889.
This is to certify that | wns severely afl ciei
with letter in the hands and feet Tor upwards
Of forty years; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching aud swelling. applied to
number Of phy scians. and used great many appli-
cations without efiecting a cure. About year
since. applied tie Rose Ointment which entirely
stopped the itching and few application. inmed.
a,cy cured the disease, which there has been no
return Of although had never been rid of it at
any time for forty years RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
CO The Rose Ointment is prepared by Z. B.
Vaughan. South East corner Of Third and Race
Streets. PHILADELPHIA aud sid on agency Sunbu-
ry. hy II. B. MASSER,
May liih. 1919. Agesf.
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tbs, tb,y will resis, tho G,e of onv hp;jng in tho
world. The ou,.d. case of the Safes are m ,le o.
boiler iron. The ins,,,c c,sc of .o,n.,one and bc
tween ,h, ,ut,r case and ;,,e, ca.s ia snare of
some inches thick and is Allied in with indcsiruc.
,bIe m,,e,i A. so .s IN NAL. !, nm impossbili,v Ia
ever burn sny of tho content. ;p.lc of mi. Cbes,
These Scsp.,onc Salamsnders we su p,eparcd
and do CHALLENGE N. we,h IN r,oJuce ,nv a,,cl.
in the shape of Book Safes ,h., vii, stand a. mu,
heat, ,nJ We hold or,.elv,. ,c,lv s., ali times 4,
have them fa rv ,es,e hv puhl;c bonf,. sboull n.
nv Of ou, com,c,;,c,, ,e.i J;sno.,d IN ,rv ,her
We o,s, con,,nue ., mon,f,c,u,. ami tee, can.
,t,n,lv on hand ,,,ce and sonora, ,s .or,mep, of
on, p,.rn;,n Al, ,;,h, f.. p,,',r ST.. ~ ,.h;ch
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FVn& IEIlSSnSs
RiNowonMs, PiMPLEs ON TUE FACE, AND oTAER
-1 cuTANEous ERuPTIOSs.
or The Joilowing certificate describes one cjtAs
most extraordinary cures err Effected by any
cppGea,ion. fo's ~
PHfIApRIrHIA, February 10. 1888.
FOR twenty years was severely afflicted with.
TsrrER m the Face and Head: tho disease
commenced when was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall Of 1886, varying in vio-
ience. but wi'hou, ever disappearing. During most
OF the time, prent par, Of nv f.ce was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch
ing; nv head sweled AT times until Il felt as IL 1t
would hurat--ihe swelling was great that could
-carc,ly Get my ha, on. Dnrine the long period
that ! wns afflicted with the disease, used great
many ~ p,ication4. (among them several celebrated
prepaiatlopS) Us well as taking inwatd remedies,
including number ofhnttirs of Sudims Panacea
Eafroci If SGrsnpwiih, &c, In fact. it would I've
impossible to epumctu,e all the medicines used.
was also undcf the of t~o Of the most dis.
tngui,hcd phy sicans Of this city, bu, wit',nu. re-
ce,iug mrch heneft, and drsp,red of ever being
cured. In the ,ll Of ls3f. the disease ht the time
being very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prsparrd by Vauehsn & Disis1 In
t'w applications the violent itching ceased. the
swelling aha'ed the trup,ion hrgan to disappear
and hrfre had used Jar the discase was entirely
cured. II has now been nearly year and half
since. and there is not vestige OF the disease re-
naming, e1cep, the from the deep pits formed
hy the disease. ], is impossible for me To dcscrihe
in a certificate tho severity of tho disease and NV
suffering but will lie pleased to give foller &C.
ccnnt 10 any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. Al the time commenced
using the R,se Ointment would have given hun.
drods Of doais to he ril Of the disease Since u.
sing il, hnse recommended il to several persons.
(amone them my mother, aho hal the disease bad
L. k.ta y h..
JAMES DURNEIl.. No. 1876, Race ST.
TJ The Rose Ointment i. prepared BY E. d.
Vaughan, Sonh East corner of Third and Race
streets, Philadelphia and sold On agency in Snnbu-
ry. hv ii. B. MASSER,
MAY lfih. ls43. Agent.
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THE Old laid,
Br MRS. AMELIA wKLsY.


Why sits she thus in solitude her hear, i.I
Seem. melting in her eyes delicious blue, -
And as il heaves, her ripe lips lie apart
As TO let its heavy throbbings through;
Ia her dark eye depth of softness swslls.
Deeper than eer her careless girlhood wore;
and her cheek crimsons with the hue that tells
The rich, fair fruit is ripened to the core.
Il is her thirtieth birthday witha sigh lbowers
Her soul hath turned from Youths !uxuriani
nd her heart taken up the last sweet tie
That measured out its links of golden hours!
She feels her innocent soul within her stir
With thoughts too wild and passionate to speak;
"; her full heart--its own interpreter
Translates itself in silence on her cheek.
.'"y's opening bud, Affections glowing flowers,
Once sprang within upon her beaming track;
Ua life was beautiful in those los. hours
And yet she does not wish to wander back!
No she but loves in loneliness to think
On pleasures past, though never more to be
Hope links her to the Future--but the link
That binds her to the past is Memory!
From her lone path she never turns aside,
Though passionate worshippers before her fall
Ill some pure planet in her lonely pride,
She seems to soar and beam above them all,
Not that her heart is cold emotions new knit,
And flesh as flowers, are with her hearts string
And swee,iy mornful pleasures wander through
Her virgin soul, and softly rustic il.
For she hath lived with heart and soul alive
To all that makes life beautiful and fair lhive
Sweet thoughts, like honey-bees, have made their
or her soft bosom-cell and cluster there;
let life is not to her what it hath BEEN
Her soul has learned to look upon its gloss
Aud now she hovers like star between
Her deeds Of love-her Saviour on the Cross !.
Beneath the cares Of earth she does no, bow,
Though she hath oft times drained its bitter cup
Hut ever wanders on with heavenward brow,
And eyes whose lovely lids are lifted up
She feels that in that loveier, happier sphere,
Her bloom yet will, brd.like, find its mate.
And all the joys it found SO blissful here.
Within that spirited-real perpetua,e.
Yet, sometimes DER her trembling heart strings
thrill,
Soft sighs, for raptures it has ne'er enjeyed,-
And then she dreams Of Love, and strives 10 fill
With wild and passion ate thoughts the craving
void.
And thus she wanders on-half sad. half blest--
Without mate for her pure, lonely heart,
That, yearning, threbs within her virgin breast,
Never to find its lovely counterpart!
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1850, George j. Weaver.
ROPE MAKER & SHIr CHANDLER.

No, 3 North Wafer Sirees, Philadelphia.
HAS constantly on hand. a general sssort-
HI ment Of Cordsge. Seine Twines. &c, viz:
lspd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil
b Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also,
complete assortment Of Seine Twines. &c. such as
Hemp Shad and Herring Twine, Bes, Patent Gill
Net Twins, Cotton shsd and Herring 1'wire. Shoe
Threads, &c. &c, Also. Bed Cosds. Fleoshl lises,l
Haltsrs. Traces. Cotton end Linen Carpet Chsins.
&c. ell Of which he win dispose Of on reasonable
tsrms. 'sA 80 '.fAt W. sef *
PAilad ds,pAis Hovenkev ~. ysssl-l., ~
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OAKIEY'S
IDEPtlRATIVE SYRUP.


'T>HE valuable properties Of Oakley's DeIura-
tive Syrup Of Safsapatilin. as purifier of the
blood. is so we'll known to the public generally.
that il is unnecessary to occupy murh spare in set
ting forth the advantages to he derived from its
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, i, takes precedence over all others: every
one thnt has taken w. have derived so signal bene
nc'a' 'esn''s rom H. tbat u " fecomfnenueu 'y
'ne'n WIN me ",m"'. enn'hrnc'. IhyS'c'an' o,
"r h'g"es' s'hnuing in Tue pfo'ession, P'rscr'no
70 Pnnents under Their care containing bothine
"'"",""S: ou' "''e eo'nP''eu " tp' m's' ",','
y'' ',hc"'ons Vrgrta"e ma'et'ni"'n Is "itie" WIN
ennhdcnce' as me cheapest ana most e'hc'en' pn'
I'het "i the hood now Known Inc u.e OF few
n"tIes 'speciairy w Ihe sp'ing WoithS' WIN or nj
TENDED WIN a most oec'ued improvement ~ me &C.
hrfa' st"hsh OF the system efa"canhg any seens
OF disease maj may nave been generated besides
giving nrh''h ana ''s". 10 me hons.-r OF 'ne cure
OF Hcroiu'" or h'ngs h'''' kheuma',sm: '.ue''
timP'eS o' einpnons "i thr oRn' mite ow'U'ne'
rs'u'a' on,"hic Couen As'hma' &c. Inc hu'
me'ous ee'''hcaes IN me possession OF me su's'H-
yer an" nus 'ee"'s, "'m phy'c'ans az" "'hc,s' are
To'i'e'e"' 10 convince Tue most sS'P''c"' m '''u'
Peno.!y over ah PePaIs'hs "' o''sHP'hla'
S"u ~h",eSa,' nnu ,e'",,, ny me P'oPhc'o''
un"n"L n '" OnhLr.' worm ON '"r,,' "fa'
ding Be'k' Comfy. and to h" bad Of the following
Pe'so"s
Su"o"'y wy ne'H"u "'Ae'' ''e1"e"'>"'e'
n'Su',,' w. "''"n.
~ o"o" "e"'""''' 'e''''s'o'e'
""s m"n,"'us , N, W.
an 'o""'0'a 'o""'y'--"' w. "e|sy' "A'n
'"g''h'
N'"'s' "s''" ~ 'o7-''
Mn. OAkLEr:-' believe II the uty oi every
one 10 do whatever In their power les. u" the h'ne
ft OF their fellow man, and having had Po,iiive
proof IN my own isn'ly. OF tho wonderful properties
OF your D"pura'''s syrup oi SafsaPaI'''a, l m st
conscienlious'y recommend II to The aiii'c'rl. We
had the misfortune to "se Two OF our children, by
the breaking out Of u'cerou' so:es that covered tn"
lace. head and neck although we had some OF The
mos, scientific physicians 10 attend ih'rn and hsd
tired all the known ien's''les including SWANS
Panacra, without avail. Ano'her OF my ehiiireh
was attacked IN The s'me manner. her face and
neck piet ely covered. The discharge was so
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To Purchasers OF
ID r Y q 90 D S.

CGs Ets AoOS2a3s
No. l2i Pearist, NEW YORK,
HAVING established Branch At No. i44 Ches-
Il nu, ST.. Philadelph,a is now opening, and will
be constantly receiving from the New York Auc-
tions. an extensive assortment Of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold nj The lowest New York pI'ccs
at wholesale aud Retail. Among hrs stock will I've
found good assortment Of the foil" ~irg articles:
Iacconets. Plaid. liair Corl, Lace. Strile, Book,
Swiss and Tnrla'an Musl,ns Bishp and Linen
Lawns, Fancy Cap Nrlt., Fancy aud Ball dresses,
Thread Laccs, Application d., rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Iinens. Linen CaInhrics.
Linen Csmhrlc Hdkfs.. Curtain Frnges, Cashmere
dEcos,e, Mouselnc dc l.sirc. silk snd Cotton
Warp Alpsccas, QuHe,'s Cloth, Gala Pisds,
French Mednos. Black Silks. Gloves. six Hose,
Sh.wls. Crava's, Ribbon. Emh'o'ieri,s, &c. &c.
Country Merchants snl others visiting PhAdel-
!hia OF New York to purchase, are respectfully in
viled to call aud examine the stocks.
Nov. |, lsi5,-ly
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BAyK VOTE LIST.
pi:NNsYLvANIA.

The following lie, shows the current value Of all
,cnnsy y7uuia BANK Notes The most implicit re-
lance may he placed upon il, % II is ese-y soeek
arcfnlly compared with ard corrected from Bick.
nell's Reporter.
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LEW AND LIV F..
r II O NJ S q N s
Compound Syrup Of Tar & Wood
Npnfhn

Naptha.
TIME unprecedented success of this medicine, in
Il the restoration # heath, 10 those who in des.
pair, had given up sil hopes, has given il an KAT
ted reputation Above all other remedies, furnishing
evdenc. OF its intrinsic vaue and power. the on-
iy scent which ran he ed upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption Bronchiltis, Asthma.
Pain in the eide and Breast. Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group, Sc.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASTON.
iSHING CURE, hv Thomson Compound Syrup
Of Tar aud Wood Naptha!!
Phitadtiohio, May Sd, 1914.
Mr.. THOMSON-DeM Sir-Wnh grateful
feelings inform You If the astonishing effects Of
your medicine. which has literally Iais me from
sdea,h.bed NV disease. Pulmonary Consump.
ton, had reduced me 50 law that my physician pro.
noonced my case hopeless! Al this Junction be-
gan 10 your mrd'cDa, and Miraculous as il may
seem. il has comp',slY restored to health, sf,er
every thing else had failed. Respectfully YOURS,
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned. being personally scqusinted
with Washington Mack and his sufferinss, besr
witness 10 the astonishing effects Of Thomson's .
Compound Syrup Of Tar. and the truth Of the o.
bove statement.
JOS. WINNER, sls North Third street. -
DAVID VICKERS. ~ Almond street, raf
HUGH MGiNLEY. 8. E. corner Tsmsny
and Fourth Streets, f-.a
Prepared only by :. p. Thomson. N. e. corner
OF 5th and Spruce streets, Philade'phis.
Agenls.--H. b. MssseV, sunbury; d. Gross,
and Dr. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. G. Blown,
Po,tsviIle Geo. Earl. Reading; Houston & Ma.
on. To~snds, Bradford county, Pc. Price 90 cents
per bottle. or IS pei dozen. fas
a. Bscoys Of all iais1i~ss rss.-11
PhisdslPhIs, Juas assh. ls4e.-iy
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GRATING TBE TOMATO rPoN TIE POTATo-
Al meeting of the New York Farmers Club,
Mr. bleigs read from the "Annals OF the Royal
horticultural Society OF Paris" an account Of q
.rces;r!fnl experiment of grating a stem OF the
ona,o upon the stalk OF a potato, by which 3
CT of tomatoes was raised in the air, and one
ofa stoes in the earth The tomato end the
poo arc OF the tsme Ssnvs Of plants
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Msnufscture and keep COR
Psian,ly on band a large as
fsortmen, Of tllcir Patent I'm
proved Salamandcr F +! r f
pPROOF SAFES. which are
So constructed as to set at res,
, s'l manner nf doub as 10 their
b,;,o .,,;rti,, fro troof anil
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-" "IENMHuJNm
= [ a N O 6

THE SUBSCRIBER has been sppointcd agent,
i for tie sale of CONRAD MEYERS Gel.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD pr.
AMOS. at this place. These Pianos have plain,
massive and beautiful exterior fti.h and, for depth
aud swertnrss of tone. and clrg nee of work man
ship, are not surpassed bv any in the United states
The following Is a Recommendation from Cant
Dkrs, celebrated perfo mer, and himself man.
uf,riu,et.
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a E. "A Ee ID.

HlyINo had the pleasure Of trying the excel.
len, Piano Fories Manufactured Ivy Mr.. Meyer, end
exhibited a, the lat exhibition Of the Franklin In.
sttute, feel IL due to the true merit of the maker
TO declare thot these instruments nre quite cqual'
and in some respects even superior, 10 all the ri-
ano Fortcs, saw at the capitals of Europe, and
during sojourn Of two years a. Paris.
Thcs" Pianos ~,ll be sod al the manufacturer.
lowest Philadelphis prices, if not something lrwcr
Persons ore requested TO call and examine for
themselves, at the residence of he subscriber.
Sunhurv Nav ~, ls45. ". Il. MASSEE.
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United States Army.

G.,
who was with Gen. Taylor at Camargo. gives
quite at interesting account of the state Of the
army of the United States in Mexico. He esti.
mates the invading army Immediately under
Gen. Taylor, or tho army at Monterey. TO a.
noun, to 66lO mon, half regulars and halt vol.
unteers, thus:
BUFFERS DIVISION.
l.t. Reg. O. vo!., Col Mitchell, Harmers [ $40
d" Kentucky do. Ormsby, Brigade $40
+" Tenn troops Campbell $40
Mississippi Volunteers, Davis, Quitman's | 600
Baltimore Bat, Watson-27lo( Brigade. 400
woRIH's DIVISION.
Col. p Smiths regiment, regular troops, 500
Parts Of 9th and other infantry regiments,
dragons, 1850
Two companies, McCulloch's and Giles.
pies Texas Rangers, 100
Whole number Of Worth's in advance, 1900
TwIGG's DIVISION.
Texas mounted men, Col Hays, 500
Nays dragons, 3 companies, $50
Ridgely and Duncans flying srtillery, 100
Webster's artillery. us and inch mortars,) 60
Parts Of several infantry regiments, and of
artillery armed and infantry-2230 1920
e6d4
There are at Camargo. he says, 2l00 men I;
a, Matnmoras 1000: between Matamoras and
'be mouth of the Bravo. 1850; at Point Isabel
100: at Camargo 700 sick snc inefficient; at
Matamoras in hospital 700; troops Of all sorts
from Camargo to Brassos, under Major General
Patterson, and Brigadiers Marshall, Pillow,
Land and Shields. 9l70-makng, with the army
Of Monterey, 1870.
Gen. Wool has under his command, TO ad.
ance on chihuahua, 1900 men.
Gen. Kearney has at Santa Fe 2700.
Tie whole Of the United States armies q.
gainst Mexico 22,5l0. The writer adds:
Besides these there is the California regiment
and the new regiment of mounted rifelnen, in
tended for the war in The west,
There are now in the U. s. army, &c regi
men,s Of volunteers, of infantry, 4 of artillery
and one OF mounted reflemen. besides the two
regiments OF goons-makiag in all Al regi.
ments OF arms.
II to this be added the men employed in the
quarter masters, conmssonary's and engi
neer's depa rtments, there will be shown fore,
of 10000 men, now in and attached to the arm,
Of the United States.
The above account is mp to the 9th Of Sept
GRATING TBE TOMATO rPON THE POTATo-
Al q meeting of the New York Farmers Clut
Mr. Meios read from the .Anpa ls of tha Row
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COunteIIeiIcrs'
D = A r II 3 i O w.

'he Pu'lic will please observe that no Br.ndre,h
\ Pills are gen,,ns, unless The hox has three la
heis upon il. (the top, the si'le and the botam)
each containing f,c. siuil, sgnsture Of my hand
writing. thus-B. BRASpMErH, NJ. D.--1hese la.
bel ave engraved on steel, hrsnufnlly designed.
and done al an cIpr,se Of aver 81, 600. Therefore
will be seen tina, he only 'hiug necessary to pro-
cure the medicine in It's purity, s TO observe these
labels.
Remember the top the sile. and tho bottom.
The following respective p-rsons are duly su,hori-
zed, and bold
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY

of 'ne sele OF Brun0refhs Vegetable tl,rersoi
Pills.
Northumberland county Milton-Mackey L.
Chambe,lin. Sunhury--H. H. Msssrr. M'E~ens
Nilie-ifelsnd Il Melxrll NouhumieIlsnd-W m.
Forsyth. GeoIeetown-J. & J. Wslis.
Union County: New Berln-Bogar & Win
ter Selinsgro~e-Gsorge Gundrum. Middle.
hure-Isaac Smith. Bes,eriown--Ds,id Huhle'
Adsmsburg-Wm J. May. Mflnsburg- Mensch
Il Ray. Ha'tleton-Daniel Long. Freeburg-
q. Il &c. Meyer Lewisburg-Wals & Green,
Columbia county: DsnviIIe-E. ID. Reynolds
Il Go. Berwick-Shuman & Rr,cnhou.e. Ca'.
,awissa-C. G. Brotts. Bloomsburg--John X.
Meyer. jersey Town-l.evi BiseI. Washington
Roht. McCay. limestone--Ball'~. ncNineh,
Observe ihst each Agent has IN Engraved Cer-
!i6cate Of Agency, containing representation Of
Dr BRANDRETH'S Msnufsctory a, Sing Sing.
and upon which will also I've seen exact copie. of
the neU labels now used upon the iBrandreih PiH
Boxes. sf H.- .
Philsdelrhio, Office No, 8, North slh street.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. u.
June Gath ls43.
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A1 kis ssop, n MoTNef tfTtel, d6g0fnfNE Ne LhTSe
sfory Brick House.
HAs Just received from Philadelphia the largest
L handsomcsi and best assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES
of every description, that bas ever been brought to
this place. And What Is still bel,e'. they say he
sells so cheap, that you can buy TWO PAIN fir The
same money that you used 10 pay for one pair.
He Burs roR CASH and SEtLs roR Casa, and
that /, the reason that he can uford cell them 40
much chenver. II You don't want to buy. jus, call
and see his sock He is always glad TO see his
customers; and il il no trouble to him 10 show his
goods. Jus, 10 give you idea how chea, he does
sell, the following is Iis Of prices Of pat Of his
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EVANS & WATSON,
No 20 SouTH TH,RD STREET,

Opposite the Philadelphia Exchange.
RNna Manufacture and karp cor