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LIST OF CAUSES,


For Trioi at AprH Term, a. ID 1876
5 John G. Nc Call ct al VS. Joseph Lemon
Tobias Shirtz ct al VS. Thomas Moorhead ct al
Peter Badly VS. David Petrikin
8 Barnard Seibert VS. Thomas McNair ct al
0 Samuel +. Heady VS. Bowler ct al
10 Henry Easton VS. Joseuh Paxton
IL Dr. Thomas Fitch VS. Thomas 5 Hubbard ct al
l2 thomas Hubbard ct al VS. George Maus ct al
l3 Thomas Stackhouse vs. Vdniah Reese ct al
ID Daniel Gross ct al VS. Henry Webb
Is Ehenezer Greenough VS. Caleb Fisher ct al
l6 Benjamin Dieterich vs William Colt ct al
II Frederick Leby VS. Benjamin Fetterman
IS Henry l.. Smith VS. Ames Coles
10 Samuel Conner VS. : chenbauch
20 Samuel Shedman VS. Cwer ID Loih ct al
2l SamNel Sh7dman VS. Owen u Ieib ct al
20 Samuel Shedman VS. Owen D I,eib
23 Micnael r Hover VS. Elijah Price
"A Michael Low VS. George Kotner
25 Michael Low VS. Abraham Hair
2G Michael Low VS. Ycst Hair
n William DeIong VS. Henry Miller
IS Alexander Best ct al administrator OF James
Laugheld deceased VI Susan W.T.
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WORMS! WORMS! WoRMSN!


To remove these troublesome and dam
gerous inhabitants of The stomach and bow
els, which so often impair the health and
destroy the lives Of children, use Jayne's
Tonic VermiluGe, certain and safe prepar,
alton for the removal of the various kinds
ol Worms, Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Want
of Appetite, lnfan,ile Fever and Ague and
Debility Of the Stomach and Bowels and
organs of Digestion. Prepared only by
DR. ID. Jayne, No. 8 South Third street
Philadelphia.
SKIN DISEASES are often owing 10 a
Scrofula Habi! of body, and in order 10 eff,
feet permanent cure the original cause
must be removed.
Jayne's Life Preservative one Of the mos
pleasan. articles ever offered 10 the public
mas been found not only 10 cure Scrorula
under all lis multiplied forms Of CanceI
Kings Evil Goilre White Swelling &c
bot also to remove the disposition of ten
lcenCy to diseases OF that class and all dis
eases originating from distractions in Nh
glands or pores of the skin or from impuri
ny yo,he blood or other fluids of the body
Pre- ared only al No 8 South Third street, Phi
Iadeph
Il The above Medicine are for sale Q
The store of
'l JOHN r. MOYER,
u BIoOmsbure.
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LIST OF GRAND JURORS,

LIST OF GRAND JURORS,
For AprH Tenn, II. ID. 1876
Bloom-W illiam Neal
Briercreek--Jacol Dicterich
Center-Thomas Conner William Edwards
Derry-James Hutchison William Mcbride
William Hendershot Philip Seidle
Franklin-W lliam Gearheart
Hemlock-John Ole Isaac Leldy
Lberty-Andrew Bllmeyer
Iimestone-.Da Lilly lohn Shcaror
Mahoning--Francis s. Smith Rudolph Sechler
John Lunger
Main--Abraham Kcasc
Mt Pleusant--Azrine Vallerchamp
Madson--Isaac Mcbride
Montour--W William lorks Esq John Boyer
MifIlin--Cornelius Eittenhouse
Orange---Benia niamin Hayman
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THE G. GARLAN d.

al Wiih S,oeeiest Gio,0ers enrichd,
From pariouS gardens Guild with care"
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Chair MaufaCtOrY

the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand of B. ~ S. Hagen
buch, where he will be ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy g. Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, OF every
description, which may be called for, at
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign d
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperlng,
in superior manner,
From bis experience in the business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he aalters himsel! thai
he shall be able TO furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
B. Orders from a distance will be
strictly aid punetuaIly attended to.
B. HAGENBUCH.
BIoomsturg, Dec. 80, lS43
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From the Reporter and Journal.
One Of "a Thousand.


Cold was the night and dark,
And the rags on his shiv'rng back were
Thin,
And the driving sleet cut quick TO his skin,
That old man faint and stark
His glance was 10 the sky,
There was but the tempest there,
On earth his glazing eye
Saw famine, want and dispair.
The streets were long since hush'd.
And the ,empes, was forth in his awful
might,
And howl'd the spiri, Of storms and night
Onward lSey wildly rushed,
The blinking lamps looked dim
Through the crowding wintry gloom
No roof. no friend for him,
Who though OF the poor mans doom'
Slowly the streets along
lie wandered he knew mol where,
A MANSION shone with gaudy glare,'-
Within joyous ,hrong.->
His eye the glass peered through.
There were beings Of light and love,
And lips Of fragrant dew,
find eyes like lamps above
All, all within how fair?
And the bursting song and the laugh grew
Without were famine and want and night;
I'm old mans deep despair
His eye how sad and dim
As it marked tina. happy crowd
Life to them but 10 him
The driving snow for shroud.
Theiear froze 10 his eye
-.7s he though. if tie mesnest jewel there
Which flashed so bright in waving hair
Or blaz'd with bosoms' sigh
Were mercy's gif. 10 woe
How muuy hearts would be so light,
How many tears o'erAow
With JOY and bliss ,ha, night.
And louder stil, without
The tempest howl'd with fearful din
And louder, and louder, still within
Where the laugh, and song, and shou
With husky voice and low.
How that old man Graves for brad
Wrelched. and faint, the snow
Scarce melIs on his time worn head;
Bread! bread bread!'
What cry is that for The reveller's ear!
Slarlles il not their hearts with fearl
Bread! bread! bread!'
Hush'd IS that laugh and song,
AT that famishing cry for bread
Tha, old man stands in the lhrong,
All bony and gauni as The dead.
The young, the gay, the fair,
LoaIhing all shrink from his touch,
Pity is not TO be sough, from such.
Ir vain old man your prayer,
Rude is the arm and strong,
Tha! with cuff and cowardly blow,
Pushes and dTags along,
Ard hurls him forth in The snow.
Louder the laugh and the jest
OF him, there was not thought
What 10 Then. was the outcasts LOT
A frozen beggar at best,
Hasten on with the dance
BE merry aud also gay
Enraptured by besuty's glance
Drive charity, kindness away.
Within is life without,
There is death on the rushing storms
AAd glazing eye and stlfR'ning form
Lie there without
Dead, dead, dead,
And his is the poor mans Iol
DrlI's the snow DER his head,
That old man feels It not.
Better to die by far,
Than TO sIiuggle with famine and Guild
-In the cellar dank, and garret old.
As thousands such now are.
Earth no pleasures to give
Lille but torment aud why
Should they then wish 10 liyel
dEeatfor the weary, 10 die.
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BLOOlfSB UR0
Cabinet Ware House.
HHNHE subscribe would respectfully inform the
u public, that he has taken the sh Up lately oc
cup!ed by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end OF
Bloomsburg, where he is carrying on the
6ABINlNB IBU'SLNl2SS0
ia all its various branches, and where he will he
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture Is warranted to
bo made Of good material and durable, and he in
tend, keeping on hand
Sideboayds. Secretaries, Bureaus.
WaydrobeS. card 7ubieS, Dining
7a5les Breok/uSt Iab(cS,
Cup6oardS, Stands, WaM
Stands, BedsteadS,
D0ugh-troughS,
Collins, SC.
and all kinds ofwork in his line, which he will sci
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchasec
lin the county.
BY strict attention to business he hopes to re
ccive share of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 25, lsi5.-1yl
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CHAKLES F. MANN, ITeaSurer.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
DanvilIe, March 20, 1916.
H-7>The American Sentinel will pub,
lish the above four times in the DAILY Sem
,irel, and forward heir accoun. 10 the
Treasurer Of Columbia County.
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Seized taken in execution and TO he sold as the
property OF Jan es Barret; in the hands OF his adj
mnistator John Barret and Hugh McElrath.
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I'm interesting Pamphiet, caf(ed The
e a EI TIsT IL II a "a r Il
DIRECTORY,

FOR Gratuitous Circulation to all persons who
Nill cad, Preserve aud Lend it, ut b. Ltuz
Bloomsbury John Moore, Danvllle, John Ruser
Milton, w alcr q Co. Berwick
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March 90, 1916.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ID OMAN AMPHITEIEATRE,
"a NORTH CALVERT STREET.
SANDS, LENT d CO., Projectors.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR.. w. B. CARROLL
AND MASTER JESSE.
THIS EVENING, Nov. 9th, 1916.
The Entertainments will commence with
GRAND MILITARY CAVALCADE.
To which will be added the unrivalIed Perform
ances of MI. SANDS and his youthful Pupils MAU-
RICE and JESSE, and the leats Of his unrivalled
Troupe; the PONIES and the celebrated Horse
MAY FLY; FROLICS OF PUNCH by Mr.. Nose
ley Principal Act by HERNANDEZ; Two Horse
Act by Mr.. CARROLL and Master JESSE-and a
variety eff other entertainments.
CIowns-Messrs. PENTLAND and LATHROP,
Doors open at6i; Performance commence at7!-
PRICES OF ADMISSIONS:
Dress Circle so cents; children under 10 years 25 cts
Boxes 81 cts, children under 10 years of age % cts,
Pit % &" do do do do l2k -
Boxes for colored persons so cts; Pit for do IS &c
@}- Seats can BIZ procured at the Box Office during
the day, from 10 to u, and from . to O'Clock.
DC Afternoon Performances every SATURDAY,
commencing at 81 O'Clock. 1t
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RHEUMATISM,

This Sarsapafila is used with the most perfect sue
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe or
chronic. The astonishing cures it has performed
are indeed wonderful. Ones remedies sometimes
give temporary relief, This entirely eradcates it
from the system, even when the limbs and bones are
dreadfully swollen,
Ur. Towusend | was attacked with distressing
pain in my hip joint, so bad that | could not wak
without my Crutchtsj and much or the time / was
obliged 10 keep my bed. tried several remedies, BUT
they did not relieve me. then called on one of our
fist Physicians; he did NOT help me. heard of your
SarsaParllla, AMI obtained bottle, and in few days
il entirely cured me, and am as well now as ever
ASH8ELL WALKER, % Daniel St
ALBANY, january ., lS4j,
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POSTPONED SALE.

FANRUSTEE'S SALE. In virtue of decree
Il of Baltimore County Court, sitting in Equity,
the subscriber, as Trustee, will I'm SATURDAY, 2Sth
Nov 1876, at O'Clock, ? NJ, expose at public auc-
ton, on the PREMISES that veiy large and profitable
Il. establishment occupied for many years past
,;SfslinA by Samuel MckIm and Samuel G.. II yde, as
ltssEH Soap aud Candle mandatory, and sit
Ls-.Ahth uaed on The north corner of Saratoga
ana Holiday streets, IN the city of Baltimore The
lot on which the factory buildings situated has
extended front on Saratoga street of one hundred
and hty-two feet and six inches, and another on
Holiday street Of fitytwO feet and six inches The
hulidlnss are extensive and of the most c0mmodious
description and IN good and sefvicenbe state OF re-
pair; the fixtures, such Boilers, Kettles, Pans,
Frames, &c, &c, all Of which will be included in
the saleare IN good condition, and Of the best kinds.
For the purposes for which it is designed establish
ment can exceed this, in convenience, in its appoint
MT ntS, In its location, or general advantages.
Capitalists and manufacturers requested to
visit and examine the premises, which will he at all
times open to them for inspection. The terms Of
sale, as prescribed by the decree, nG-fuurh in
cash; the rest in three equal instruments at four,
eight and twelve months, with interest from the day
OF sale The ground rent upon the lot is 1850 year.
Possession will he given the LIST of December.
nj cots j. J. SPEED, Trustee.
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rOyEs! STOVES! STOVEs!!

STOW Els STUV Est STUN Est!
II II. ST GWART'S PATENT AIR TIGHT
COOKING STOVE, sold only at No. SS 8.
HiLVERT STREET, Baltimore. This Stove has n
aracler which no other has ever attained II is
|lrranted to give satisfaction-and may be returned
|oud It fail TO do So II was sold last year by T..
H1ppelsctt, at j w. Stewart & Co.'S, s. Market
Feet, but is now sold only at IS CALVERT ST.
II are the only persons in this city and stale who
L authorised by ?. P. Stewart OF Troy, N. v. pa
ltRe, to sell any of his Stoves, and caution The
Gbtc against purchasing any Stove, as an "improU-
SteUdTt Store, - or the "Stewdrt Styue imported,
all such are impositOns. We have also a large
sOrtment of the very best COOK STOVES in the
lifted Safes, with Radiators, ir-tight, Palor and
Iamber STOVES. which will BE- sold low at % 8.
AVERT STREET, Baltimore.
bleotf HAPPERS EFT 4 PINKRRTON,
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" ERR VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE.
veryl likely girl about 30, to serve Is years;
also Girl 10, TO serve II years; also Boy ID, 10
serve " years, They are just from the country and
can come very highly recommended. Also for sale:
Woman y years old, slave for life, good cook,
washer and ir0neEasO Girl l6, slave for life; also
black Boy Is years of aye, to serve 10 years, tip
top waiter, cOachman, sc, and can come highly re
commended. Apply quickly at
LEWIS F.SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
O29 l0ExchMGe Place.
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8EWARE OF TOOTH-ACHE nROPs.
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
No. 4.


OLES.4LE.
II UST RECEIVED, n fine assortment Of
eB COMMON and PRINTED WARE, well suited
to wholesale trade Country merchants are request
ed to call and examine my STOCK.
RETAIL.
Also, another large lot of Flowing Blue, Hong
Kong, Dinner, Tea Toilet and Breakfast WARE, of
entire new patterns. TogC ther with as good stock
of Moulded and Cut GLASS and CANTON CHINA
as can be found in the CITY,
The above stock will be sold low, for cash, till
January |, lS47, after which time the subscriber Will
remove to No. Al North Howard street
{G3- All persons indebted 10 J. s. II. Jr., are re
guested to call and settle such accounts, as were
contracted previous TO Sept 49, 1886.
ol7-tJal JOSEPH S. HASTINGS, j..
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a II OAK HALL
Ia TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
BY MdTTHIAS MELICK, HANOVER STREET, one
door from Market ST. You can purchase CLOTHING
mt reduced prices, TO suit the times. Clothing made
and trimmed ut the usual ratcs-Pants and Vests at
81 % a 81 IS; Goats, of French or English Cloths,
So to So The new style of New York Over coat
and Sack has just arrived also, the new style Vests
and Pants, Boaks, &c. Call and the quality and
style OF these garments at Oak Hail Clothing Store
No Hanover street, by
Ol5-lm* MATTHIAS MELICK
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SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTE

: - .
- MANUFACTORY AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls the attention OF
the publ to their new Seven Octave Concentrated
GRAND PIANOS. These Pianos are a SEVEN
OCTAVE, in a case of the usual Size Six Octave
Piano-and for power of Tone and sweetness of
Sound, is to Hhe admiration of all who have seen
them. We are manufacturing them at the usual
price of a Six Octave Piano-at S25n, $500, So %,
ranted to be unsurpassed by any others manufa
ed in this cOuotry.
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other instru-
ments.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of every description.
05- Music Published, Engraved, Copied, Arranged
and Bound
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFT & BOSWELL,
nj If No 10 Baltimore street.
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Albany, January ., lS4j.

&C. Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one Of the oldest and
most respectable Lawyers in Hartford Conn. The
following is ar extract Of sttGr received from him;
pr. TOwnsend-l nave us d one bottle of your Sar-
sapara, and find it is excellent in is h.cts upon
chronic rheumatic pain TO which am subject, from
injury eccasioned several years ago IN public
sage. Please send me two Bottles TO the care Of DIR.
Seymour. have cOnversed with two of our prinCi-
pal physicians, and recommended your Sarsaparlla
SETH TERRY,
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FALL STYLE OF HATS AND GAPS.
s5saiiM TO be had in all their varieties at my
EEHE old stand No. 33 EUTAW STREET,
Eh3G one door North of Lexington St, whore
Ga&&alGA the public will find full and general as
o" sOr ment of HATS and GAPS of the
best quality and at the very lowest prices | would
also call attention to my fine NUTRIA BEAVER
HATS, at only $3.50, believing them to be unequaed
FOR the price in the city,
a293m CHARLES TOWSON
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ASHTON ABLE
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISH MENT.

No, 2O4 WEST PRATT STREET.
psf.HHH GEORGE X. QUAIL would most
43iH respectfully inform his friends and the
- public generally, that he has now
MzTA hand large and genera assortment of
~ HATS, of all kinds, OF his own manu-
facture which for beauty Of style and finish,
be excelled. Together with large stock Of CAPS,
consisting of Fur Cloth and Glazed.
He would also call the particular attention of the
LADIES TO his handsome selection of Lynx, Sable
Martin, Genet and other MUFFS; also, to his beau
tiful fancy velvet and Cloth CAPS for children.
D17-The above Goods having been selected by him
self in New York, for his retail trade and purchased
at the lowest cash prices, he is enabled to sell them
wholesale or retail, low any other house in the
city, el3-tIstJ
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TWNRUSTEE'S SALE. Under general order
IL OfBalmore County Court, the subscriber, as
Trustee, will on SATURDAY, the 28th day
of November, lc46, at one O'Clock, p M, ex-
pose at public sale at the Exchange in the city
Of Baltimore, that valuable and connexions Brick
n n DWELLING of three stories and base
lRN;iSA, ment, and the LOT on which it stands, on
tEttE the south side of Pleasant street twenty Two
lsisfR and half feet from CORTLAND street. and
occupied by Mr.. Samuel G. Hyde The front on
Pleasant street is twGnty-tw and half feet, with
deph for the lot, of lftyfVe feet te alley with
the privilege oflhe use Of it, portion of the lot is
sub ect to small annual ground rent Of twenty five
dollars, the rest is in fee simple. The erms of sale
are one third cash, tie rest in two equal payments
at and months, with interest, or all cash al the
discretion Of the purchaser. J. J. SPEED,
nO7-3tawls Trustee.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

AwuN THE SU BSCRIBER offers at private
fHY4#R sale, the four story HOUSE, No. SO, on the
lbs5kM east side of Saint Pau's street, between
Saratoga and Pleasant Streets in the occu-
nancy, at present. of MIR. Murdoch. Is will be sold
low il immediate application be made 10
J, MASON CAMPBELL,
nO9-d!w Trustee,
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FHVAIkE NOTICE-WA Clerks.
N book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores
English Teacher; COachmen; Osters; Wagoners;
OVCrseers; 90 aborers; Agents; 30 Cooks, Washers,
and lronersi Chambermaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
travelling Maids; Seamstresses; House Keepers and
ahumher of other situations too numerous TO mention
and too valuable to lose. Families have only to give
me call and their wants will be Immediately attend
ed to- Servants sent from my office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
Oc2g No, 10 EXCHANGE place
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I'D EMOVAL. MRS. MCPHERSON has remoy-
IA ed to No. II LEXtNG1 ON STREET, and
intends selling her present stock off at less than cost
The Ladies are particularly invited, as she has
choice assortment OF RIBBONS, FLOWERS. and
all other articles in her line. Commencing on MON
DAY MORNING, Nov 9Th NJ
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ErNo THE AFFLICTEp.-W wish to call

FHNO THE AFFLICTED.-We wish to call
4 the attention of our readers 10 the advertisements
Of DR.. Dow, regular medical man whose profession
al education is not surpassed by any physician in the
country His having devoted his attention for many
years to particular branch of the profession, and
having been extremely uccessful in curing long stand
ing and difficult cases, such considered al
most iucurabe. is sufficient TO commend him to the
public as worthy of the extensive patronage he is
daily receiving, Tothose acquainted with the Doctor,
we say nothing TO bis skill honor, or integrity, as
they are well known; but strangers search Of a
physician, we would recommend to carefully read
Dr. DOw's advertisements, and he sure, when calling
him, to observe hat his office is is Second street
between South and Gay s.
| See his advertisements. nog
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READ THE PROOF.

Dr. Townsend; had been afflicted for months by
dry, hacking cough; at least raised great quanti-
ties Of bad matter and experienced n severe pam in
my left side, accompanied with distress on my
ungs-my cough very much increased, and | had
cold night sweats Leaning that you had remedy
for such cases, concluded to thy ii. purchased a
botte ofyoHr Extract of Sarsa plrilla-belore had
finished taking it, my cough raising, and the pain
IN my side lett me- and now have Iegained my gen
eral health. Believing your medicine to be very
valuable one, cheerfully recommend il TO those who
are similarly situated. found the medicine pleas
ant TO the taste and strengthening to the body
VIM. II. McKf NSTRY, 294 Grand st.
New York, Apr. Goth, 1886,
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LON GLEY'S
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA.
TENHT& JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDL

LON Y'S
GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA.
TBNHIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED MEDI-
m CINE il prepared by Col. s. NJ, LoNGLEY, of
the state of New York, from recipe obtained by him
from the Indians of the north west frontier whilst
attending the payment Of the annuilies of the In
dans OF that region some years since. 1t is recon-
mendGd as an nallible for Asthma, Colds, Dys-
pepsa, Liver complaint, and all Bilious and Nervous
affections. 1t is mild and pleasant cathartic, and
its operation does not interfere with the business pur
suits of the patient. As Family Medicine it is in
valuable Certificates Of the qualities of this medi-
cine may be had in pamphlet form from any of the
unde' signed agencies, and the following certificate ii
will be seen, is from one of our own citizens. The
General Agency is at the s. E. corner of PRATT and
PACA STREETS, and of GEO. w. JONES, corner
Of Baltimore and High streets.
This is to certify, That was sick for three months
with deranged and sour stomach and dyspcplcaI
affections. In that time lost twenty-five pounds of
flesh, my nerves becoming weak that | could
scarcely walk about. had taken almost every other
kind of medicine, which had no effect, when was
induced TO try "Longley's Great Western Indian Pa
nacea," and in less than three days began to feel
better, and before had taken one hottie was en-
tirely cured. 1t is the best family medicine know
of. would not be without it on any account.
have recommended il to a number Of hands en-
ployed about the foundry, who have used il with
much benefit. WILLIAM McKlNSTRY,
seleO3m Foreman of Ross Winan's Foundry.