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yHNO MERCHANTS. young Man who will
a. be out of employment in few days, wishes to
obtain situation as Assistant Clerk, in Dry Goods
Grocery or Commission House. The best of city re-
ferences can be given. note addressed to A. b. @.
d. at the "Chppsr office" will meet with prompt at
tenhon. fAy3t1 mhli-4t
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OFFICE OF EMORY g. co.

Opposite Barnums, Bait, Md.
Q5-OFFlClAL DRAWING OF The Md, ConsOli-
dated Lottery, class No. A, for ls48; For benefit of
the Susquehanna Canal.
81 90 Is 46 50 rs Al Al 8 10 70 73 6 49
25 and 81, being the LIST and 2d; or Is and 2s, be
ing the 2d and Sd drawn Nos. each 60
Is and l6, being the 3d and 4th; or DC and SO, be-
lag the 4th and 5th drawn Nos. each "a
. and 7o, being the 9th and 9th; OF a. and 7s be-
ing the 9Th and 18th drawn Nos. each 60
Al and Al, being the 1th and 9Th; or and Al, be
ing the Sth and 9th drawn Nos. each 30
and 10, being the 9th and 10Th; or 10 and 75 be-
ing the 10Th and llh; % and IS, being
the ll'h and l2th; or and %, being tue 10Th
and l3h drawn Nos. each u
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 20
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 4" 10
1t EMORY & CO., No. N. Caivert-st.
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DEATH OF AN OLD FIREMAN. Mr.. John
Whteland, aged 81 years, died on Thursday
last in New York city. He was the oldest
fireman on the records of the Fire department,
having at the time of his decease certificate
bearing date A. ID. 1890.
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ND OOMS TO RENT. A qsiet family of two
Ma OIL three persons, Chose of religious habits pre-
ferred,> who may wish TO ecoBomize their rent, may,
hear of some convenient rooms by inquiring at this
office, LIS
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n7-HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL Lee.

U3-HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL LEO
TURES. Col. LRHMANowsKY, for twenty three years
attached TO the French Army and for the last twenty
nine years citizen of the United States has the ho-
nor TO acquaint the ladies' and gentlemen of Balti-
more, that he will commence a course of Lectures
on the Character, Genius ana Career of Napoleon,
Emperor of France, and his first wife, Madame Jose
phine, These Lectures will comprise a variety of
topics, and will be illustrated by a number of Dia
grams, Transparencies, &c, which have been care
fully prepared and accurately designed.
The first Lecture on the Character of Napoleon
will be delivered on FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th
of March, at y O'Clock, at the MASONIC HALL.
Admission % cents Tickets of admission to be
had at Messrs Owen & Son, and Robinson & Bru-
ner, Book Stores. The Globe Inn and at the door of
The Hail. mhl2 2t
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% CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of

w NSAE4AE FSAnTANG o. ana PHlHTlNG Oi
every DESCRIPTION, executed with great DESPATCH at
the Office oi the Clipper, 1874 BALrrMoRE.sT.-as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than any other
office execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE & HATTIE 50 BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c.
Indeed ii is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed of facilities with latest styles of type and
and splendid machinery for rdoing work. in euery style,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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MNOURTH VOLU N e OF D'AUBIGNE,s
H1 HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION. Just
received and for sale by
... D. OWEN & SON, l49 Baltimore-st
This vol. ia embeshed with two steel engravings:
the likeness of the author, and of Luther Price 81!
cents Also the four vols in one at 81, and the 9TH
vol. vo In paper, at 25 cts. fri mhI2
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Q5- SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES HON. II.
w. HlLLlARD'S LECTURE. The sixth Lecture
of the course, in aid of the Sunday School, will be
delivered in the Fifth Presbyterian (Rev. MIR. Ham
ner's) Church, IlanOverst., on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, 18th instant, at II O'Clock, by Hon. II. W. HIL-
LIZARD, member of Congress from Alabama
Subject-'EOliyer Cromwell"
The Philharmonic Society will perform one of their
most popular pieces on the occasion.
Single tickets, at the door, 25 cents. mhll-2t
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No E2sUMPrIoN. 1t is with sincere regret .
we announce the defeat in the Senate, by 4
vote Of s TO 9, of the resolutions passed by the
house Of delegates, requiring payment Of in
terest on the public debt to be resumed in
April, lSl7. We hal strong hopes that this
measure would have received the sanction
the Senate; but we are informed, that the
question was decided without reference to the
merits of the measure, but solely because it
was introduced at so late period of the ses-
SION. Surely it could not require much delb-
GRAFTON to determine whether the State should
or should not act honestly, having the ability
to pay. The committee Of ways and means
had shewn, that the resources of the State,
independent of revenue bills passed during the
late session, were amply sufficient to meet tn Q
accruing interest upon the public debt, and
common honesty demanded that the creditors
of the State should not be longer deprived of
their rights.
The house also passed resolution to sell the
bank stock held by the State, and to apply the
proceeds to the payment Of arearages of in
terest. This resolution was also defeated in
the Senate. These arrearages should have
been fuuded; but majority of the delegates
determined otherwise, and so the matter
stands. Thus the public creditors will be de-
prived of interest upon their stocks for anoth-
er year, if not for a longer period. This is a
! lamentable condition of things.
INTERESTING LECTURES. We ask the par
ticular attention of our readers to the adyer-
tisement of Col Lehmanowsky, in which he
proposes to give series Of Lectures on the
character, genius and career of Napoleon, EN-
peror o. France. No man can be better quail
flied to onlighten aud instruct US IN matters
connected with the eyenttul life Of this extra
ordinary man, than Col. L, he having for So
many years personally participated in the
scenes of which he will speak. Col. l.. has
been engaged in two hundred and two battles,
seventy-six Of which were general engage
mepts He bears on his body fourteen wounds
received in battle. Although for many years
u distinguished warrior, he has for some years
past been n minister Of the Prince of Peace
lie is seventy three years old; and yet, not
withstandng his age and his many wounds, he
is erect and active, and possessed of surprising
energy. His course of Lectures will possess
great interest, and will be illustrated by dia-
grams. We anticipate that they will be at
tended by crowded audiences.
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LETTER BAGS UP THE EXCHANGE READING ROoss
For LiverpOol-Ship RhOne. soon.
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nAT MEAL AND HULLED BARLEY.
VgJust received, supply of fresh OATMEAL and
HULLED BARLEY, in bags Of 25 pounds each, for
sale at No. 10 COMMERCE ST, by
mhlp-tf JOHN d. TUSTIN,
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ULSUNDAH SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures now being delivered in the Fifth Presby
teran Church, Hanover-st., will be continued as fol
lows:
hon. Judge MEEK, of Alabama, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March II. Subiect-"The Fine Arts .
Hon. w. l., YANCEY, of Alabama. Subject-"The
Rights and legal disabilities of Married Women"
There are few course tickets unsod which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction. Single
Admission 25 cents mill l-dtI
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Brig Mary, i lufrio, Pernambuco and a market, WI
Il Dwell Son; sehnr Climax, Hall, Elizabeth city(v
L denton and Plymouth, N C, master. Y
Schr Providence, Kirwan, Norfolk and RichMond. n.
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I'D GLOVES. Mrs. NICKERsON. No q
M n: Howard street, has received nss sssoss
uent OF Kid Gloves, at only 81 cts. '''''''
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FRoMrHE EXCHANGE REApINe-Room RooKs.

RINELIST-PORT OF BALTIMORE
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH IL, 1916.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-04

M ar bur 8, i. Des.-Scrban btetbt 81 8
auf Be tteres IuSpenbirr. Der Senat
bate fd1 nm sluftebun9 Der SulpenTon nah 8afel
9epanot, pcranf ihm ourob ben leserunss ssbepclmdd-
ti9ten seh. 91atb Moaer Sbiees erOffnet tpuroe.-
Besen bes 5croan sebrahten Stdnodens uuo Der
eabet att9ebabten 9nreoe bate man Seitens bes az
weil feline Grlaubn6 baSu einsebclt le giadoem a.
ber (dn,mtlide Sturenteu in elmer 3ufhrtft an ben
prcrettcr erfarten. ba6 e idmntid Gbeil sebabt an
Dem Stdnohen bent Die llnteriuebun9 nieber9eibIa-
9en.-Die Scr. 126 Der "SQutriren Zeituns', ipeLde
enen 9rtifel ber Srrban braebte, murbe BON Der bic
|09en pcli,ei NIT SeId)la9 belest. (8olt. Sort
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-04

Or. f.--Dir h6ren, bag nad per-
oar9en Sheberd,ten, bic fel6f naSufebeu uils lei
nc 3eit bllebt Der nslrscnaut" 9eid metren anbern
Sdlffen III einem enslifden caf.n einsalauen aenS-
tbl9t wnrbe, nah ar3en Nufentbate jsbc leine eife
Ioft9elesf pat 9. Sdneap)
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THE GARLAN d.

The following spirited song w''t'en by
,he lateMajorRinggold, short tine prev''
ous 10 his death, was furnished to the fef''
ciana Hhig by an officer of the Army'
THE DRAGONS SONG.
DEDICATED TO TnR BRAVE CAPTAIN MAY
A fleet sleed with flowing name,
A troop that follows fast,
That fills the wide and s2resding plOln'
AID sounds the battle BLAST
And sounds the battle blast, my boy',
While, like an arrow bright,
Away the brave sleed sweeps, he bears
The warrior TO The fight
Away the brave sleed sweeps, he bears
The warrior 10 the fight
Oh, for nice and gentle nag,
I've heard fair one sigh,
But give to me The warrior 'eed'
His white crest arching high;
His white crest archiug high, my boys
His motion grand and free,
lie sweeps along the bouudless PIain'
'Mids. death aud victory,
Midst death and victory, my boys,
Midst death and victory,
He sweeps along the boundIess plaIn'
Midst death and victory.
There's lightning in his flashing eye
There's danger in his bound,
Hark to the trumpes, warriors brave.
The battle RACES round,
The battle RACES round, ny boys,
The war-horse charges free,
The field Of battle is our OWL
Midst shou Of victory,
Midst shouts Of victory my boys,
'Mds. shouts Of victory
The field of battle is our own,
Midst shouts Of victory.
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MARBLE YARD.

Tue business will be continued by Ihr
subscriber at the old stand; where ma!
be had at all times.
MONUMENTS, TOMB T4BLES,
TONB-STONES, HE.ARIH-
JAMBS, 1L7NILES, PHINT
STONES, MULLERS, SC.
or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to uruisa WINDOW GAPS
and SILLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS,
&c either Of Ma.ble, Lime or any kind o.
stone that can be procured in tins vicinity
BPHavlng had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work. II
be executed in as handsome a gtyIe as cal
be furnished from any yard either IN tit
city or country; and on as reasonable term
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsburg, Nov. 3, 1913. ly-2o
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Cabinet ware House.

Cabinet Ware House.
VnNHE subscribe would respectfully inform the
public, that he has taken the sh Ip lately oc
cupled by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end oi
BIoomsburg, where he is carrying on the
GAEL NET IBl5SINlASS0
in all it's various branches, and where he VIII 10
happy o wait upon all those who may favor nun
with their custom. Ills Furniture iswnTanled TO
bo made Of good material and durable and ho IN
lendJ keeping on hand
..Sidsboard3. Secretaries, Bureaus
Wardyobes. Card Tables, Dining
Tables. breakfast 1abieS,
CupboqrdS, Stands, Wash
Stands, BedSteadS,
Dough-tr0ughs,
COHnS, &c,
and all kinds ofwo,k in his line, which he vii! sci
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchased
in the county.
BY slrlct attention to business he hopes 10 It
ceiye u share Of public patronage. ..,.,,,,,
April 25, ls45,--lyl
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ITS COURSE is ONUARD.
IuI a 1876

Al .t.., -
&So great mas D'tn TI' I u'"',,'' w
~ "lo7ao"''" y, "a. i''".,"7 "",.' "',' ,',''
gwen Suc' 3'"''", 'u''s''.'o w. G'G'
use" 1t anu p''o'''o a, H"'''''" i, ~;
10" TaHu P'o.y'", m 'S ,o,,',ol ~ H.. ,',r,,' L,
%. ''' h"nSN "''' Wv i, ''.I
'.N'n Oy u'"'''' y, suns VIZ nv ~ ~
Is ''t'.t'n'' 'o'"n,"'J a." ''," Pp,t' 'I,,
wen III .'G '' ',p u'. ",'o',',I ,.'
h 'oeu u "''' ''''o' "''y 'PP'J ''' It "'''''''
nay, ,.,........l ,,.., a.. ..
hcaH c 'Ne '',io"'"5 's''' F,;I ';' ,I' w.,
vi VI "Ai'Ac',h "I'o' u ~ 'u0. IpI,o'i"I
h"'cn, "' 3" ".' NV ""y Do,' ,,,','o'',, .
'eI Ou' mas w'"'e'''U ,r w. -
"y'ns cases VI ",sV''' Nv 'o'''' "''' '''' ''''
OPINION o. Ito I1'u'': Vt, ,r.,,,,
Dear "ir: o'''''R J., ~ W u' "I a's VI .o,',
mon humanity 20 '"o'' .0''IJ's uu', '' ~ '"''oo'
diseases ol Cou"".' 'o','S, I''"'',.''s"' C'''s""
I'n ATI"Ta ,; ,,n,oJ =" , rn ,ro,snr. in Gco,nn my
testimony to your myaDuaDle mcJicinccoItcd oosa-
on'' OF A's ','"7 ,on '' .,,,n oyncin,ne Hca
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.cANCERs, WARTS, CORNs, 4,

DhNULNoJ W ANIoI UVIt.'4j y
THE subscriber informs the public, that hC.u
able to cure all kinds of Cancers aud eradicate
Warts and Cons with very ntle pain and in
short time. he refers TO several respectable Cit
zens in his neighuohood, such as Samuel Hess,
William Kilc and others, that has been successful
in several instances and is not humbugging as Ii
too frequently the case among quacks. He wa
raats certain cure in any case he undertakes orR
pay.
rrWan5, &c. on cattle and other animals ar
also cured by the subscriber who esilcs in Mount
Pleasant township on the main road leading from
MilIyllle TO boomsburg dbout J miles from Fred.
erick MiIlcr's Tavern where persons are invited 10
call.
JOHN ALE.
Nav 80 lsIG-ly6
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THOMPSON & HICKS,

yENIIE subscribers have opened a POTTERY
on the -oal leading from Main to Third St
near the Methodist Church. Bloomsburg, CoIum-
bia county, where they intend to manufacture
ware ofthc best material; the latest ard most ap-
proved patterns and finished in the very hest man
ncr such as Pots Of alldescripions; Dishes OF o'-
cry variety and Jugs Of all size; and variety oil
other articles too numerous to meniion;ln fact aII
kinds and every variety which NAV he wanted ll
any who may favor them with a CALI A suppl!
kept constantly on hand which will he sole byI
wholesale or retail little cheaper than the cheap
Est for each or country produce. Also dry PlurI
Wood tugen in exchange for work if delivered at
heir shop.
Bloomsbgrg September 5, lsiG-2O
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

EWNHE subscriber very respec fully informs the
public That he has on hand ard IL colstant.
notwithstanding BOOTS ana SHOES
ofallkinds which he viii sell at the following low
prices
GENTLEMEN's WEAR,
lto,occo mr. Cojf Nkin Boots 81 90
Ooa.oo R,ota 3 25
Course or Fine Shoes 70
Miners Shoes 81 10 2 70
Morocco Slippers 81
LADIES' WEAR.
Morocco or CaC Skin Lace Boots so
Thick Sole French Ties 20
Pumps Springs or French ! l2&
Oiher kinds of Slippers rs cents to Oh
N. B. The above are all ofmy own Manuioctur'
and are wrranlod to stand. have also On hand
a large stock of
EASTERN MADE BooTs AND SHOES,
(which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by lh'
dozen, ave invited to call and examine my goods
as twill sell to such at large reduction o.
TrRememher the place at the NEW BOOI
| md SHOE STORE, lower end Of Main.streei
Bloomsbury. ,,.-.,,,,
W RUSSELL
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Sd Acres

or whereabouts all improved Iand-boonded
eas, by lands G the occupancy OF james
Ueacock and by lands of John Albrrl-oo
ror,h by lands of SAID John AIbcr'soa wesI
nv lands OF same aud by lands of Ahner
Welsh and South by lands Of Thomas hun'
cer-upon which are erected log House
log Barn and a small Carpenter shop &c
late the Estate Of SAID deceased situate In
the township of Frshngcreek and county
aforesaid, Terms on the d4v of sale
JACOB EYEKLY Cieyk
DanvilIe Nov. 90 1916
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Do you hoise BIOod

when YOU cough and fnd your strength gradually
falling You uw find that these symptoms irnor
properly attended to will terminate in consumption
and crath. Are you troubled with that distressing
rOmplajut
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INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills

WRIeHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
liz is hardly necessary to speak in detail. At no
pcriod Of lts history has the reputation oi thai med
ieue stood higher, and we may say that 40 repu-
tutIon is likely to be more enduring Adapted To
all constitutions, to eyeiy form OF disease and to
all climates. Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills arc,
above every other medicine fitted for the use ol
man under whatever circumstances he may he PIa'
ced At sea or on land at home or abroad III sum-
mer's heat and winters cold, with common re.
gard to the conditions of health and with Nv nights
Indian Vegetable Pills at hand there Is no excuse
flor being sick, unless the constitution be utterly IL
IrecIamable.
as our object is to state where the genuine med
icine can be obtained, rather than togye it an eX-
tended notce-which our limits torbId-we shall
merely suhIoin one or two otihe numerous lesii'
lmonials that have Just come to hand, ilundIed,
lof the same kind might be added but we are sure
the public will save US the trouble Of arranging
them.
llxtract of letter fjom Hernondo, Mssssippi.l
TO W. Wdght-Your Pills have given univcr.
sal slislaclion, aud are justly very populal can
sell from 30 to ~ dozen annually il could be sup
Ipod.
Yours, WV, HENRY JOHNSON, Agent.
1t lough, here TO be remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Aissiasippi.
Extract of a letter from Jersey Shore, Penn
'rhe Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything o
the kinJ ever offered to the public in this sccono
the country, notwithstanding the combined effort o
some few unprinciPIcI merccnarics to put then
down,
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News from Mexico;
GOODS
FROM THE CITY.
Albright g. NenGel
NNFORM the public that while General Tayo
9 is pushing with his army for Mexico, they
have been furnishing the
.RRCADE STORE
with splendid and entire new and extensive as
sortmant Of
Fail and Winter Goods;
which tbey will sell cheaper than any eve' before
lifcred in Columbia county. The loAo" h9 may
be found among their assortment
Cassimeres, Cloths, SaitineHS y resting"
ofol qualities and prices, Of American IRENE"
and English Fabricks
PRINTS ! PRINTS :
OF new and fashionable patterns; COMPRISING
every variety Of style and quality, very cNe'P'
DRESS GOODS.
Plain, black, assorted colors and barred alarac'
ces bomba2ines marinoes, fine Scotch plads tor
chlden'5 dresses and plaid coaks; cashmescs OF
different descriptions, deIains in pieces and robe
patterns, silks of assorted coors carIston aud do.
nestle ginghams; ladies' and genlIemen'a assorted
colors of kid, silk, cashmere and cotton gloves an
extensive assortment of shawIs OF every kind and
variety, ladies' black silk aud slate cOlored cash
mere hose &c &c.
FLANNELS.
Plail and twiled red and white
BOOTS AND SHOES.
general assortment of ladies' gentIemcns thin
and thick boots and shoes of every description
CEDAR WARE.
HARD WARE.
CROCKERY WARE
HATS AND GAPS,
And a general and an extensive assortment of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
All ofwhich they will sell very low in exchange
.Or
LUMBER, COUNTRY PRODUCE
or CASH.
ALBRIGHT a. MENGAL
Octoper 10.
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Lkarc .you u CoUgh,

which is troublesome and has not yielded to any
of the remedies ,bi.hyo have used Is it ar-I
tended with pain i! the side, shornrss ofbrcalh,I
nlgnt sMeats!
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j, H. VANDERSLICII5
EDE1N yE1HSL'.

q D"t Is NTtNITFU 10 dWtHN 10 dTT VUu UPVT'
atoms in dentistry, such as removing
Tie Turiur and oiher Foreign SUBJ
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, AM
,he gums aud breath sweet and healthy.
THE cawiies QEDecayed Teeth
WD be dressed out and filled with Colo
or other toll; Of the finest quality, as toe
case may require, which viii generally
prevent their aching or further decay, anu
roudyr them useful Ior years; and in many
cascs hnrlng Mo
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Us UeaRiHg Properties

do not deceive. The short dry cough is quickly
overcome aud easy audhcall'Y cype tora,on takes
its place. Spilrmg Of blood is Immediately chccG-
cl Night srcat5 with poinrn the sidennd chest,
debility and difficulty orbrealbIng yicid in a short
time. As,ml with all its dreadful accompanimcns
is at once relieved. Broachirs and in laclal the
diseases Of the throat and unss give way before
this remedy when all other means have failed.
Persons may attcmptto deceive you with some
other remedy, pronouncirg it to be equally as good
but remember life is at stake, therefore
BE not Deceiuc9.
The above medicine for sale by the following
agents.
f. P. Lutz, B'oomsbrg w. !" Waller & Co
Berwick, T. & J, Lazarus, Orangeville Levi Bi.
sel, Jerseytown Deu d Mcbride, White hall; s.
Baldy, CsltuUless, 6m3
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The following highly respectable store.
keepers have been appointed agents for the
sale Of virgins Indian VcgeIa9Ie Pills IL
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-02-04

OF Them as an experiment, cultivated 1t
exactly as he did his other cotton which
was Mexican seed Of the second or third
years growth and on same kind OF land.
Twisted his crop oftenlimes during the
summer, and am sure il was the heaviest
boiled cotton ! ever saw. The leaf was
smalIer--it is much easier picked-a hand
beng able to pick third more of it, and
can pick il much cleaner OF trash with the
same care--the staple is slaughter, and Of
finer texture than any cotton have ever
seen. WIN. GILLESPIE,
Near COLA SPRINGS, Dec. 8, 1915.
Having been called on by Mr.. Farmer
to state what think of mis- Sugar Loaf
Cotton, the seed Of which he is offering
for sale, ] feel no hesilancy in believing il
the best quality of cotton have ever seen.
] live neighbor 10 Mr.. +. and have paid
particular attention to the growing of his
crop. II bolIs more heavily than any cot.
ton ever saw; the leaf is smaller; the
shape Of the stalk is Of the sugar loaf
and although Mr. f. gave his cotton "A deep
blowing in August, which was immediate.
ly followed by severe and protraced
drought, yet it did not shed the squares
but very little, whilst other cotton Of the
common Mexican seed in the neighbor.
hood was dropping It's squares very much.
And another peculiarly of it is, that in
our creek bottom lands OF the common
Mexican cotton, the joints are larger than
on uplands--but of this cotton, the richer
the land the shorter the joints and thicker
the bolls. s. +. LANE.