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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-11

Eatraot from q ritter Of Fred. Gates 10 his
parents, dated Camp opposite Matamoros'
JuNr 2gth, 2s1B.
There ID good many ofopr men sick,
but none dangerously so! Yesterday when
received your letter, ! had just come from
from hunting, and was as wet as water.
We have Il regular hunting party IN our
company. Every time We got out of fresh
meat, we 90 out and kill two or three fine
fat aHtciopes young hoifers. There are
immense dreyes Of wild cattle that range
oft here IN the Chapperal, md we hayn no
trouble In getting fas fat fresh betf.
This Ia the greatest country ever was.
This land will produce two hogslfoads Of 81.
gar and more to tho acre, with proper till.
Ing, and with half tho labor that Il beetow-
ed on tho Mississippi bottom. II will pro.
tluee two crops Of corn, moro and better
cotton. The only difficulty Is in procuring
wood for fuel.
saw 4 Mexican ploughing with oven,
and ] do really pity those who drive them
The oxen pull altogether by the horns the
plough Il o straight stick pointed with .
benin about 30 feet long fastened 70 the
middle ofthu straight stick with strings Of
hyde.
The handle and share arc ono strait
stick the corn Ia sowu and covered with
the hands no hoes, no rakes and such
beautiful corn | never saw. What would
h do II one Of Our Louisiana Planters had
his farming utensils over here.
I4.t4 h,ata yatytap Ga H#aIaFlnplH mud
suot h place | never was In before \ IL Il
perfect mEbb In every sense Of the word,
every house almost Is tigged mp with far.
70 banks and billiard tables, and every
thing that the evil passions Of men al in.
vent to win gold.
While there Conc day | saw moro mon.
ey, more rasealiiy, more gambling than !
c,er imagined could take place in one
tow about the si5o of Baton Rouge.
Oar Camp IA beautifully situated on q
high blur Oh the river whore we always
have the fine sea breeze, SO 1t Is never as
warm here Us al Baton Rouge. Tor the
last week Il has rained constantly, and laat
night Il gave us the finishing stroke. II
not only raincd but Il poured down, and
this morning there was one foot of water on
titc ground.
have been going bereIooIod since Sun.
day last, no coat ON, a check shirt, a pair
Of coarse pants, n bolt with "a butcher.kntle
stuck IN Il, pants rolled upto my knees, so
If YOU enn get a sketch oItne IN your minds
eye, you may guess how ! look We are
Alt Il rough looking spt every way.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-11
ALFRED GATES.

SALERATUS.-000 pounds best qua.
lily, for sale by
I O. p. DAVIS,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-11

klBDDs6s
We have just received 4 handsome aBsort.
ment Of fancy Gap and Bonnet ribbons, for
Spring and Summer wear; also a few cartons
Of satin and telI3tus ribbons, assorted colours.
PHILLIPS a. LANUUE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-11

DRY GUUD5, DIZZY GUUUS.
The undersigned are no. opening a large
and beautiful assortment-of Spring and Sum-
Goods, direct from Philadelphia, 70 which
they would respectfully call the attention Of
the public. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
good and fresh articles WI fad il to their
interest to step in.
iune6 PHILLIPS If LANOUE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31

BIS
NO LOaGER
ON
BUT CAIANGED TO 80

nN1 C1tANVED Io
% The public are respectfully informed that hythc
houses, the Subscribers number has been changed
from IN to 81, OF which hs customers and strangers
will please take nOuce,
The Proprietor Of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BTTTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
vent occasion to call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and others, to the superior qualities of the
above medicines for the cure of Uyspepsia Bowel
COMPLAINTS, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Rheuma.
tIsn, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, ans many oIneI
complaints to which are liable. I'm addition 10 the
many certificates published III the papers of the dny
ne has IN his possession number from most respecta-
Bile individuals, all testfyng to the virtues Of these
medicines, and which can be seen at his store,
The subscriber also takes this opportunity To return
his grateful THANKS to discerning public who ha c
extended to his medicines such liberal support sint
their Introduction into this city; and he is hapuy IN
the belief that they have been productive of much
good wherever used, As he ia the sole proprietor and
manufactures, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may he made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bJtLle OF his medicine rs
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork, also fac smile Of his name on the label on The
side of tn bottle None other are genuine; therefore
be not deceived.
His ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS are ACKNOWLEDGED to
he most excel mt remedy for bilious mplaints
They are extensively used, aud pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public,
In addition IN the above ne mas many other NJ EDl-
CINAL REPARATlONS, OF his own manufacture
together 18th great variety OF PERFUM cry GAIA.
"gues Of which can be seen at his store, and which
be warrants to he equal u any the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 80 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and HarrsoA streets,
And near Centre Market.
NIB. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine uytl-
les are for sale ut other place in Baltimore. ala
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~ EDICAL CARD!
I'VE PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE.


IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DR.. HdRhIS' OFFICE Lock INFIkNARY, No.
10 e. PRATT STREET, between President ST and
the Bridge. Disease driven out nstpad uf being Turn.
ed in upon The constitution. Who will risk health
ana lite by taking specific or compound administer
ed TO all alike, without regard 10 constitution, stHp
toms or Stage OF disease, when for the same money,
thty can obtain the advice aud ent of skilfui
and experienced Physician?
DR. HARRIS, distinguished graduate OF Cam
bridge, ullied with an eminent practiliun from New
Orleans, il well known 10 the citizens Of Baltimore
AZ sklliul aud experienced PHI, sIcan. He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil His charges are mode
rate. Where care is warranted, il s given in writ
ing, 30 there can he mistGkei
REM EMBER THIS
No Mercury, Basam, Disgusting OILS, or footed Drugs
tanls his remedies. They are made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable cOmpoun ds-purifyng the blood
strengthening the stomach and forcing disease out
instead nf throwing il into the system To break out
afterwards with renewed vlruencG Syphilis Go
n0ThBa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness In
voluntary Emissions, Swellcd GLANDS, or any infam.
natInR of the members, with affections Of t,e kid
neys or bladder, treated with prompt skill and speed
/" cured.
GRAVEL AND FILES. These painful and dan
gernHs diseases Dr. II. pledges his reputation 10 ef
fectually cure a few days without Su,yicaI ovpra
tOR or hiHdTanct from hHsine,s Persons at a dis
tiRce may consult DR., Il b. letter (pOst pad) and be
cured AZ home. Medicines forwarded with dispatch
Honorable confidence rived in all cases. Advice
gratis. Once arranged with pTvat Rooms. Open
from in the morning ill II O'Clock at night.
N. Il. Observ e the sigEs upon the window and the
door. iy3l If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31

MARRIAGE LOTTERY. bachelor in Nor.
folk, Va, who has not got the courage to pro-
pose, or who is more probably too il-favored to
show himsefto the ladies, publishes in the Bea-
con the following scheme.
Brilliant Scheme. propose myself as prize
in a lottery 10 be called The Old DOMINION
Marriage Lottery" to be drawn IN the usual
way The tickets to bo of various prices, in
the following order:- Young ladies Of is to
pay the smallest price, those OF 20 higher; wild
ow ladrs much h CHER than young lad es of 25
and "Od mads"-l must here make a dgres-
sion--by old maids mean those young ladies
who have felt the glow Of fifty summers-thoy
will have to pay much higher than the widows
When $4,000 are raised, the lottery will
then be drawn, and the lucky holder of the
ticket is to marry my own lucky self, the
prize! II, after seeing me she should DO I'M
willing to enter the hymenial state, she can
annul the contract, by drlding the sum be-
tween u.s.
Is not this glorious scheme7 What can he
more rational, Iadies' Can any objection be
raised against III Nune whatever. trust,
then, you will ALL ladies, enter INTO this "Brll.
liant Scheme" without delay.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-31
CHANGE of DAYS.

FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAMBRIDGE AND EASTON.
a n@E--a The steamboat MAR LAND Ieaves
&;s;ss63fsue Gilmore on every MONDAY AND
SasedhzsaxDsA THURSDAY MORNING at 7n'cIock,
from the lower end OF Dugan's wharf, Tor the above
places
On SATURDAYS, att O'Clock, A. NJ, for Anna.
polls. Cambridge and Denton, by Dover Bridge, and
fetnin on sunday.
She will lea ? Easten Point on every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY MURNINGS. at Z 'clock, for Cam
bridge, Annap0li. and Baltimore.
N.B.-All baggage nj the OwnGr'r risk.
Passage 10 An ap0liS, so eta
To Cambridge and Easi0n, SI.5O
Coored people, SO cts.
oc9 LEMUEI, g. TAYLOR.
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I1AA

,OO
Besides ~ bbls. Rye -four, and 10! bbs. Corn Meal
Grain The supply of wheat is fair but prices
have dow award t'HdCncy IN Ect there is a decline
Of several ceuts per buslr since last week good to
prime Teds not commanding more than 95al05c. and
ordinary 10 good 50 80. We quote white wheat for
family fOur al ll5dl20. A lot OF strictly prime Va.
red yesterday brought l05c Corn shows but little
yanatiOn-sass OF old white at 6sl70ci yellow do.
62d65 new whe 52a5fc, and yellow do, 5ja5sc
Sales of Oals nj so, aud Of Rye Ole,
hutter' We note fair inquiry Tor best qnali-
~ Western KCg Butter. We quote al 9il0C. Glaues
Butter meets with ready sales al l2al4c.
C1as. Sales OF winter strained sperm at l00a
lose aud fall do. at 97u9ec per gallon. LiAseed 63c
Hops. Hops are held al l2al5 Cents-small oat E.
Feathers We quote at IS 10 Sic, according &c
quality; small sales al 23a50c.
Naval stores. Sales uf Spirits Of Turpenne a
5Oa52c; Tar at 81 7Jt2 II per BIZ. ROsin 81 0OaS %
Hay. Sales OI prime Timothy al SlOSl2.
Candles. sperm are selling al 2Sa29 cts; Moull
10 cts. and Dipped cts per III.
Peas Sales at SOas5, demand brisk, receipts
large.
Coffee. The transactions include 5000 bags Rio al
H97sc and five hundred bags LaguHyra at &c.
MOlasses. Tie market queI aud nothing doing
New orleans scarce and worth 3Oa32
sugar. The SOCK IN first hands very light, and
transactions urmpurIant. New Orleans we quote
nUninaly al 81 5OiSS 50.
skins. Western Deer are strg at l9alsc per ID.
Hides. No sales This week--supp'y not Iarse.
Beans. We quote from stores AT 5 lja$l 2O, and
from boats at ST. ~.
Cheese. Fair sales of Eastern in boxes at Gallo
cents. Western Reserve is worth 7a7!c.; fair sales,
Plaster. sales AT 80 5Oas2 IS per ton We quote
ground AT 81 l2 per Dbl.
BeeswaX. Tie supply light-hcld at a6aa7c.
Fish. Snail sales at No. behring's at "a Uand OF
trimmed Shad IS SOFAS IS per barrel. Sales of No.
/ Mackerc at sl0 10; No. . at S6 so; and No 3 At
s. w per Dbl. Cod fish 2sa3c. per To-
Potatoes. Sweet potatoes selling from boats al
45a5Uc. per bushc Name MERGERS are worth 75ae0c.
per bushHl
Cotton, Holders firm at al advance, but no ales
are reported.
Wool. Large sales at the following rates:
washed l5c common and rub washed 20a24 :; half 10
full blood 24a30c-the maximum price being for tie
best qualities.
Bread Stuffs. We quote Pilot at "a %, Navy
50 w, and Water Crackers s. 20 per l00I.s.
Seeds. We quote Tmohy AT 81 25na rs, Clover at
81 0Oa4 so, and FlaIsCed at l2uc.
Rice. Limited sales at So 5oa3 62s for prime.
Fuel. We quote Hickory At So 5On5 70; Oak US
al O0 and Pine 30 $685. cord; stone Coal IS 0Oa6
per ton. supply OF wood on the wharves fair.
Tobacco. The market is very duII, and no sales
OF moment are making. We continue 10 quote
fuIlOw,:--hd. inferior Slta 81, and common
to good common and middng S2a4; good 81 e; fac
S6at2; Ohio common 10 rHiddling 81 5Ga2 so; good
e4a6 hne red and wrappery S5ay; fine yellow SIOa
l2; and extra wrappcry 5luaI2. The inspections Of
the week are O79 hhds. Md, and $50 Ohio
Total 2lgO,
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District of Columbia Advertisement,
STILL IN THE MARKET!
M MtI.R nm J.,,.,, .,

w his friends ana the public generally, that he
has Removed his Furniture Store 10 the EAST SIDE
or SEVENTH STREET. Immediately opposite To
Messrs. Gales Seatnn's Printing tfice, where he
has three large Rooms, besides large Ceal; there
fore he will be able Mt all times 10 Keep COOP sup
nly or new and second hand HuUSEHOI n fFIftt
NiTURE, such as SidTB0aids, Bureaus, Suias Fra-
ther Beds Bed>teads Ma rassPs, hair and shuck, as
we'll MS nearly every important article in This tine.
He has on hand at this lime cOnsiiprahle LOT of
FEAT HER BEDS ana about sixty STOVES, and
helm determined to sell goods low Tor cash or Rreo
iiaoe pa er, ne feels assured TINT prisons who need
so0ds Of this kind viii find 10 rhsH in,eres. give
hlm call before they purchase elsewhere, O-8-tf
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LIBERAL. We understand, says the Phila-
delpha Chronicle, that the Baltimore Railroad
Company generously refused any remunera-
ton for the passage of Major Twggs, or the
honorcd remains of Decatur under his charge,
from Baltimore 10 Philadelphia.
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loo DoLLARsREWARD. DoCTot

AVO STORMS SPECIFIC COMPOUNn, for
the cure of GonoTrhRa, elects, Suciures, Diabets
&c. &C. aud all other unnatural discharges from the
uTetha Of either sex.
n no case has This medicine been know to fall 10
effect permanent cue, ono too, in the shortest pos.
1lbr time. Should this mehcine fail To effect cure
where 1t has heen taken according to dracti ns te
Lhrn the empty vial and GET back the money. Why
then spend both time and money with sue Illac ,s.
trnms as cannon he depended upon; when Tor ri YOU
can purchase Pheasant. safe, speedy cure, CON
posed solely oil vegetable substance? One hundred
dollars will he paid u any one who viii produce a
medicine to equal this compound or who will prove
that II contains any mineral substance whatever
N. B. This medicine can h, had of James p, Wi
hanson, cor. High and Gay-sts 20. IT,; Jos. Saw.
yer cor. of Paca and Pratt SITS; and of e. Y Forney,
cor. of Clay and Euiaw-sis.
In Washing;nn-0f Z. scott, corner of 7th- ST. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner OF
9Th ST. and Pennsylvania Avenue. Ial7
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PNILADELPmIA MARKET, Oct. 20 b.

Cotton -t-uthIug new, aud the market du l. Flour
There is a bturr inquiry tor eImIt, and 1900 bbls
sold mostly al IS IS, Including good brand al S5dl!
most factors disposed 10 sell at the former prices
Corn mea-Last sales of Penn'a So So. Wheat
Cnnsl'erab transactions are repnteG; We notice y
coo bushels sooo penHa red in store at lose, 0UC
bushels adUat terms unAnOwn; 1000 bushels white
also private AMI 1910 bushels l0c. for ordinal
and Ice for urine. Corn $40 bushels round vel
low sold al 7Oc., fiat 67D6sc, and Southern Co. -
Oats-AO change; we quote at 30c. for Southern A
small sale OF n. Orleans Sugar was made at 7saSc
and 81. Jtgo "a, o. lime. WhisAey heavy at 24ta
2jc. III bbs. u. ). GGxdtte.
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2aalttulore Gltpper.
Reported tor the Balu nore Cnpper.i
Review of the Baltimore Market,
COMMERCIAL.

Review OF the Baltimore M'uhes'
For The coek siiHg FTijGg afternoon, OH 2OIh, S4G
Coupons. We qJte ats ia7Ge. with sal-s.
Cattle. There full supply Of aGri Cattle
offered nj The scales this week, which iuuEd a.lUs
nj a slight decline. TnrTe were liUU head offer
eli OF winch l6j were sold 10 lhG paCkGT8 aud city
butcners at pI.es ranging from 81 80 to 2.5J per
100 lbs on the huui, equal to SO t0aS475 net. The
average o. sales about s2l2! net. Sales OF Live
Hogs L S4.25l$ 81 50, Which Is ali advance.
Provisions. Sales OF w stern Pork limited 49,
We quote NJ, ~ at $50 and Pine AT 50 2SIs9 90
SnaII sales of new Beer at $40 Jo,Sl for Mess aud
50 LEA, 92j tor No. !, and S7a%7 p for Prime. NJ
change IN Bacon, which goes of AT "a moderate rate
We qunte sides at 5!aJic; shoulders 4! a4lr. anf
hams 7l7!c. Lard Is III iair, request, with Gales
kegs at 7,psic.
Spirits. Whiskey is ia moderate demand at Q;it
Tor nhds and 24t for Ibis. We quot. n, Z. rum a
2Sl9uC.
Flour. Howaid-st fl ur, on Saturday, sold to the
extent ut 1900 ibis al S5 So hu Monday declined
To So 2j, at whIch about 500 bbls were sold On
Tuesday 2eO0 bills. Were taken tie same price, ant
on WGdnesda y 1900 bDls more also at s rs, which
NOW the settled market rice. with limited transac
tons both yesterday and to-day, The demand benz
less active. the last price pad ICm was So p
On Monday 500 Ibis. City Mills snId nj s. %, tnons
hOldes were "a king more, and Tue day 800 bins
were taken at s. 37!, hut subse quenty, 500 bbls
were sold at S5.13, al which II is arm to-day. Moth
ing doing III SuSquehanna-we quO.c it al So a5.-
Sales OF Corn Moa at So 7jaSJ S7I
The inspections OF tue week comprise the fOllOwiA
kinds and quantities:
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NEW YORK, Oct!sh,P.M.

NEW YORK, UCl, !sIh, T, NJ,
The sales Cotton 10 day reach 1000 saes-priees
firm.
Flour ID in fair demand; 1000 bbls pure Genesee
have been taken Tor export at So SAFES of Michigan
OHIO ana Genesee which have heen exposed On the
wharf have been made at 81 75aS5 e7t. Common
Southern is beld at 8 .75aS5 81, bnt The principal
sales are at he former price
1000 bushels sou hrrn white corn of prime quail '
brought Is cents; 4u0U bushels Mo- them yellow u cts
50t0 do mixed We,teIn ~ cts all W. iynL PstA.he:
are hooking up sales have been made aS high as 81
per loo bs.--U. 8. G. -ette
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PoTATOEs. This article by the contrivances
of the dealers and hucksters, says the N. York
Telegraph, is selling at six shllings the bu-
shell. There is no reason in this high price
Potatoes are selling at is cents in the upper
part of the State-and shllings at Albany.
Let house. keepers refuse to buy for week at
present prices, and see the effect.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION. The steamboats,
Rhode Island and Naugatuck came in collision
on Wednesday evening, near Hurlga,e, New
York, by which the latter boat, which had 90
passengers on board, was cut down to The wa
tor's edge. The captain Of the Rhode Island
left them to save themselves the best way they
could.
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The MEXICAN Force AT Monterey. One
of the journals of the city of Mexico published
a letter from Monterey, dated September 22d,
in which the Mexican force is rated at 10, $50
regular troops.
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FIRE IN PROVIDENCE. The Satinett factory
of Mr.. John Giles s Co., at Providence, r. |
was entirely destroyed on Wednesday, with a
dwelling house contiguous. This was a new
factory, and the machinery new. Loss about
$4,000.
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FOR ANNAPOLIS. WEST EK, wyE

FOR ANNAPOLIS. WEST NV FIR, ~ VIC
LANDING, ST. MICHAEL'5 AND EASTON,
VIA NILES RIVER FERRY.
a szmsva The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. ]. u.
ERszSr Turner, will leave Patterson street
X<AiAazkk2Z- wharf. on MONDAY MORNING. the
2st September, at O'Clock. r the ah We places,
and return next day, leaving Miles River Ferry every
Tue.dpy Morning, at O'Clock, ST. Mchae's u,
Wye 81, and West River III, for Annapolis and Bal
timOTe.
For Centre lille and Chestoriown, every WEDNES
DAY MORNING. at 9 O'Clock, and roturn next day,
!, aviT z Chestertown every Thursday Morning, al 8
O'Clock. tor Corsica and RaltinOre
AT o'c0ck ny SaturdH NJ ming, for Centre
vile and CheslprI0wn, and return same day An
baggage at the risk OF the owners. sl9u
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The NEXT GoyERNoR OF PENNSYLVANIA,
The New York Sun has nominated Mr. Coop
err, wing, as the next Governor of Pennsyl-
yaRia
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
CABIN PASSaEk 81.


NEW STEAMBMBuAT LINE 10 PHILAD.
FREIGHT on Dry Goods NC wr 100 lbs
q an~,aa FOR PHILADELPHIA on TUES
5,rvs.sSJAzs DAY, THURSDAY AND SA1ilR
'HsscsAsmstssE DAY, at 10 O'Clock, M. from PRATT
STREET WHARF, rear Light street, without
rior safety Barges MAJOR RINGGOl.D and GEN'L
CADWALLADER. will leave Pratt IT. wharf near
Lghtsl, daily al 10 O'Clock NJ FOR phi'aielphia IN
tnw of he steamt Lopez to Delaware city, where
they will tax" the new, splendid and swift steamer
PORTSMOUTH, and arrive at an early hour the
following morning, without change of person or
baggage.
The ages have been fitted up in the hest order
with improved herths. The cabin FOR Ladies s Sc D.
araie and Istinct from The main CABINS.
Fare to Philadelphia 81. Meals 25 cents.
Il. G. HARRIS, Agent.
se@d Office corner of Grant and Pratt sts.
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Snow. AT Burlington, w., on Sunday
Oct. Is, the snow was four inches deep, ant
people rode to Done Church in sleghs
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duJ commissioned and swn n, dwelling in the city OF
New Y0rk, do hereby teruf tn for ah0Ht six yea
last past, have heen grevnusy afflicted with an In
namBaIory Chrome Rheumatic affection, at time,
prevailing the whole system, and putting The power,
of enc uraRce 10 the severe test, and causing
heavy TAX for medical advice and treatment and q
much larger tax upon my business and comfort uutl,
was induced by friend wh0 had flund relief from
the same uIce, 10 make = tria' Of ltR CnKIsTIg't
GAJvAEIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID " hCh hav,
Used lrss than Two months, and AM now entGel,
f''e from pain, iigibiy of cords joints, and All,
quit" we'll
In Testimony whereof, have subscribed my name
and caused my nOtatial seal OF 0frc to be hereupu
affixed this seventh day July, IN The year OF on
Lord one thousand eight hundred aad forty six.
JAMES H. DILL
Notary Public, No. 90 Wall ST.. NJ "
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"FTHOUT MERCURY OR OPaVya
wy NO EILRE MO PAY The q.

" IFHOUT MERCURY OR COPAVyA,
w NO CURE, NO PAY. The gteat remedy Ior
secret seases of all kinds and in every form and
stage is DR.. ULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY, composed entirely of American Roo,s!-
travellers among the Indians veI know that they
urr Vtntrea diseases, without even the knowledge
OF Mercury nr Balsam. The proprirl0rs of hi. medi
cine obtain it great cost dir city from an Indian
and low offer to he afflicted an opportunity being
cur d, avoiding The danger "f Mercury, aud the nau
stous taste of Ralsam. This dicinr is pleasant TO
the taste and leaves no odor upon tn. breath.
Prepared solely by RowAhD b WALTON and sold
wholesale and II tail by Jos. T. Rowand, 376 Marx
stree Phila. SO, in Il. himore ty ". N. Robinson
corner or Gay and Saratoga streeis; Kinsloe 4 oy
g6t Marsh Market Space; James sranshHry, No, nH
Broadway. Felps Point; Gorden s. utman, No 1852
West Pratt street 500 ~