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- % II e. ! { RS ! Ills
~ D FAD and understand The time will com,
"a . when the medicine, Brandrcth Pills, will 10
appreciated as they ought and deserve; it will e
understood that DIR. BrandIcth has the strongest
claims upon the public. It is true that eycry in.
ilvldual who makes a trial OF the BIandrcih Pills
'onccde them 10 be the best medicine they ever
used. Ihoy are indeed a medicine about which
here is no mistake. Their value in u climate 40
,hangoabc as ours cannot DO sufficiently appropa.
Ird y lTea Precipitation is at once rcstolcd thus
llhey cure colds and consumption is prevented
| lU6e who have redundancy Of bile fnd Them or
The mos. essential service, and should there be de.
iclehcy Of that important fluid the Braudreth Pi
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has tins
important medicine saved valuable lives in those l,.
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ing few doses taken Immediately upon the in.
lection being received into the system, will bt al
most certain to prevent any material inconvenience
And at no stage of this dreadful epidemic is there
so proper a medicine as The Brcndroth Pills Let
this medicine be universally used in this
disease, and no loss Of blood allowed, and few
very few, would be its victims. So il is with Other
diseases. Assist nature with this all imporraut
medicine to remove moIbid humors from the hloot
and do not resort 10 bleeding or mercury. nni wc
shall have very great scarcity Of persons afflicted
with cronicmaladies. The fcathcrodtfibc-tbrau
lmal, kingdom. over which we are the lords. arc
not afflicted with chronic maIadies; neither should
we he If 1t We're not for our prize which occasions
than. Follow nature. Use the medicine whih
harmonizes with her, which mildly but surcl; rc.
moves all the impurities of the hoodWhiCh strenGlA.
ems tie teebleand yet reduces those Of too full habit
to a healthy standard. Let INC again say thatGycIy
department of the manufacture Of Bund,cth Pills
is personally supcTintendcd y me, and that every
box with my three labels uDUn il may hc relied ND
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The following beautiful and affecting
stanzas cannot be read with dry eyes by
those who have LOST much loved mother.
TO MOTHER IN HEAVEN.
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i. R- RIlpER- L

J.. B, RUPERT,
ME AFlNG disposed of his first stock of goods.
q r. has just received far better and more splcn.
ma s3sorI ment suitable to the season, consisting
OF agood a variety Of
Ct0fhs; sa,!iacts, LaSsia'eres Gaa Tssliags
Tor Mems wear, as can be had at any other store
IN he cOunty--all kinds Of
sur, Cotton. LiHaCn, TE'a0lleH or EE'Or TED
cloths for Ladies' use--Hals, Caps,,hn aud lhick
Boots and Shoes, very cheap, besides large as
Sorlment Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE. GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE.
and in fact almost every thing that can be found
IN any other store ip the county.
Brlieging that nimblo 5iSpcnce Is better than Q
dull shilling lie will continue to sell his goods at
small advance, for ready pay. He therefore IN
ves all to call feeling aaslrca that they will be
satistied with his prices.
Nov is
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BloOmsbpre,
New Store
zTEW GOODS,
NEW ARRAN NTs.
No hunJug 6W Goods dotCn 10 tie l0W.
est notch all through

est notch oil MrOugh
YE7HE subscriber having completed his new
Y store house, on liain street near Mnket
in Bloomsburg,an having stocked it with stocl :
of entire new goods, which were selected with
great care in regard to style and price, lie naitcrs
him self that he can offer fresh goods, aud newest
styls sand them at lower prices than has ever been
offered IN this place, and the assortment consists
of every thing for comfort and adornment in the
Dry Goods,
QueensVG"e (somc ne'O Styles School
Books. Hardware, Ceder wcre, TiuNe
ware, EartheAw0re. Sqliaa or
Lake, ground, Fine Lisbon
and Dairy SAT-, Sal
mon Mackerai,aad
Herring,
CayindiSh, Imifa-
ton Plug, Fine cW &
Smoking IGbacco, Candles
Soap, Copper Kenes. Steel, Bar IRON.
he3ldas numerous other articles, all Of which will
be sold at very small profit for ready pay, and he
would respectfully invite all persons to call and
examine his goods and prices, before purchasing.
Ihe highest prices paid for all kinds of country
produce
L. D. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Sept, Goth, ls45--22H.
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TAS7ONLSHLNG NEWSaCO
NEW & CHEAP GOODS
AT THE
Neeg3 SEeDs'ee
LIGHT-sTREET, COLUMBIA co.
THE subscribers takes this method.of informing
the public that they have just arrived from PhiIa-
Idephla with splendid assortment of
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
among which may be found superior selection Of
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Green, Invisible
Green, Olive and Mixed Cloths, supe.
riol French andFancy Cassimeres,
SaltneIs of all coors and prices
Kyntucky, Jeans, Heavy
Buck Tweed, aud
Hard Timss.
A splendid assortment
OF Woollen, Velyel,V Vs-
lentia Satin and Swansdown
Vesings, tlannes Of oil colurs 81
prices colored, beached 81 unbIeached
Cotton Flannels Furniture andApronC Check
ALSO
| Mancher enk Scotch Gnghams Bed licking
bloached and unbeached Table Diaporsuperisr lie.
ared and plain Alpaccas Pondecherry new article
for Ladies' wear; Furniture and Dress Ca!icoes Of
all prices; sPlendid assortment Of
Shar0lS, Dress HaudkerchieE, CraVats
| md C0tImettS.
| full assortment of
Ladies' and Geaiiemea's HOSIERY, and
GiOveS, Geatie0'en's Bosoms, C0L!ars
Stocks, Gum Elastic, W01siea and
Cotton SUSpenderS, &c. &c.
Togetherwith full assortment Of
lGrOCcriesa hardware and
esueeNswsro.
With variety CT other articles TOO numerous tc
lmeuton.
The ubscribrs feel confden,, since their good,
lhave been purchased on The best terms, and havt
been selected with great care that they can sell low
er than thoy can be boughl at any other store II
this part Of the county, they therefore sols the 10
ltronago Of generous public.
The highest price psid for Il
lhfsNS<S kinds of COUNTRY PRO
sMS&zI DDCE in exchange To-
h Goods.
al AMOS D, KNABB & Co.
Q December 81 lS45-33tf
lSToYE PIPE for sale at tho New Store.
L.B. RUPERT.
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WATERFOWL, NJ Y, Oct 20, ls4I.

"AIENIUWNi ~ - OCI ~, 1911.
DR.. d. Jayne-Dear Sir-Your Hair
Tonic is an excellant article. Many res
peclable persons also offer their certificates
in favor ol your ExpecI0rant. | believe
your medicines ara the best preparation
that have ever been offered to he public.
for the relief of the afflicted, for the cure
OF 1he diseases for which they were iuIend
ed
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THE ND.

"---- Wih sweetest fio,0erssnrich'd,
From Va,IoEs gardens Guild with care"
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The following is from PHYSICIAN
and much respected CLERGYMAN of
the METHODIST Society, dated Modest
Town, Va. Aug, 27, 1870
DR. Jayne-Dear Sir--I have been us.
your Expeclorant extensively in my prac,
NC Tor The last three years and for all al.
!acks OF Colds, Coughs, inflammation of the
Lungs, Consumption, Asthma, Pains and
weakness of the Breast, i. is decidedly the
best medicine have ever tried. Very ie>
|speclfuly yours. r, W. WILLIAMS, NJ d.
Asthma sured by DR.. Jnynes Erpector-
ant.--Miss MARY CAmPBELL, Of New Ha-
ven, Fay cite unity, has been cured Of
Asthma, of more than eighteen years con-
nnuance, by the use of DR.. James Er-
pecto' ant. She commenced taking the
medicine last summer, and after using eley.
EN- bottles, was entirely rid of this distress,
ing disease. Wearc assured of this cure
by lady Of undoubled veracily, and re-.
quesIed TO make it public for the beneG, OF
others .-Mount Pleasant Pa Registe
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Anu on Ino iunuly shu u,
Aud, mother in that gloomy hour
Thou best thy'ofphan child.
4. seemed my heart would break, mother
When bending DER thy bed,
Isaw thy heart had ceased 10 beat,
And knew thai thou vert dead
Twas then felt the first real grief
MY life had ever known,
And mother, learned how hard it was
To part with thee and home.
/ did not weep alone, mother,
And bear the orphans wo:
A brother loved was by my side,
Three little sisters too.
They fell The sadness did feel,
And Eel, themselves as alone.
For, mother, they, as well as l,
Were robb'd Of thee and home.
We've loved each other well, mother,
Since gathered round Thy bier.
We saw Thy form cold in death,
And shed the parting tear.
But now we're far away from home,
And very far apart,
Vet, mother, we do love as we'll
For we sIe one in heart.
q often think Of thee, mother,
And childhood's guileless Joy;
And think how thou was wont 10 blest
Thy poor, poor orphan boy;
And life's drear dream seems doubIy drea
When STRIVING thoughts do roam
Back mosker, TO those happy years
To thee and boyhood's home.
And ! remember well, mother,
How, in my infant hours
dreamed that this wide waste of life
Was srewn all DER with flowers;
But change OF years brought change o
dreams
And broke The pleasing spell,
For, mother, thou and home were gone,
used 10 love so well.
The impress Of thy words mother,
Sill fingers in my breast
And guides my hoping spiri. up
To realms Of perfect rest.
Thy pures. lhoughls and hallowed hopes,
Are mirror'd in my mind;
And, molheI, the hear. shall ever keep
Thy teachings there, enshrined.
They tell me that tie dead mother,
Do often hover near,
*tOn spirit wings, TO watch and bless
The beings they held dear.
"NOh! lis sonl-inspiTing thought
Tne bosom's deepest Joy
To know, dear mother, thou dost watc
And bless Thy orphan boy.
'Tis night upon the earth mother
There's silence in the street,
The busy hum Of life is hushed--
The tread Of passing feet
The inspiration Of he night
Sill turns my troubled dreams
%Rack, mother, 10 the nom of life
10 thee and childhood scenes.
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JAYNES EXPECTORANT.-.We
esteem i pleasure 10 besSIe TO recom-
mend this medicine as The best calculated
Tor The purpose of curing coughs, colds,
sore throat, asthma, and all affections of
the lungs. From long personal acquainl.
ance with Dr. Jayne, we know that he is
no quack, and his medicines are not nos.
trun'S OF the modern cry up, but are the
result OF his long experience as practising
physIcian' and the expense OF great labor.
-Harford (Conn,) J Daily Revisv.
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NEw YoRK. MArch lnlh 1911

New YoRK, March ION, ls4I.
Dr. Jayne--Dear Slr-Beng severely
afflicted with lNrLuaNgA-a hard Covqu
ana AsTnMA-and finding every means
tail oil relieving me, CONSUMPTION appeared
neyllabe-b but by using Two bottles Of your
IEAPECTORANT, was restored TO per.
feet health
Respectfully yours JOHN Ellis,
LaIe Pastor Of the Baptist Church. Siam,
fort, o.
The above Medicine are all for sale n
the sore Of
4 JOHN r. MOYER.
| Bloomsburg
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BLOOMSBURY
Cabinet ware House.
|VBIHE subscribe would respectfully infoim the
n public, that he has taken the sh Up lately oc
|cupiod by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end oil
Bioomsburg, where he is carrying on the
0.ABINEp ETSINlESSs
in all its various branches, aud where he will he
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture is warranted to
nc made of good material and durable, aud he in.
end1 keeping on hand
Sideb0ayds. Secretaries. Bureaus
WdrdrobeS. Cyd TdhieS. Dining
Tables. Brcak/uSt IHbieS,
Cup6OardS, Stands, WaSh
Stands, BeGSteadS,
Dough-tr0ughS,
CoDinS, SC.
and all kinds ofwork in his line, which he will sell
upon as reasonable terms as they can be purchasod
in the county.
by stnct attention to business he hopes to rc-
ceIvo share of public patronage.
ELI BROWN.
April 25, lsi5.--lyl
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Your Expectorant think will soon be
exclusively popular. Y ouls &c. .ADE1AL ELY,
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FOR Graluitous Circuahon to all persons who
win esd, Preserve, and Lend it, at e. Ltuz,
Bioomsburg. John Moore, Danville, John Ruser,
Milton, W aller d Co. Berwick
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Cholera, Sa",mer Complaint, D,arrhna
Dyseltary and all other arrangements
Of The stomach and 6oUels. cured bv
DR.. Joyne'S CarminaiiUe Bal8am
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January II, ls45
The daily union., 1846-06-29

correspondent in the Boston Morning Post
says, have gained by the treaty degrees, in
stead of three degrees of seacoast the Pacific, as
stated in the article of the Union. If the wri-
ter will read the article in the Union carefully, and in
conncxon with all its parts he will discover that it
was intended to show how much we had gained
"from the mouth of the Columbia to the parallel Of
49o"-more than Great Briiain had offered us
before. The article in the Union states, well
known, 'that Great Britain has claimed steadfast-
ly and from the first, as her boundary line, the
channel of the Columbia river from its mouth up to
the parallel Of ago." that "he country between the
Columbia river and that parallel which the present
treaty is said to stpulatc has not yet been carefully
surveyed or measured but that doubt is enter
tanned that at least two large States may be formed
out of it," and that "however this may be, the trca-
ty, as rumor describes it, gives about three de-
grees of seacoast on the Pacific, with the eventual
exclusive navigation of the chief river on the west
ern slope of our continent" We certainly intended
to say "three degrees of seacoast on the Pacific
more than had been embraced in any previous
proposition from Great Britain.
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fhs toaksss - Tsaspiso 49, ooamssosd " ina
sinsp ef-ssT n Nays 81 ths eDih ait wth the
as..s hetls - E'ts'ga osas1is. a., - ~sSs gvsn
u Nsfa CfaE
Ia M Hsssn. Dl.s,s a. h M.aaa of ne SSh
insi, hscurht " tks Esaprs-.ao, ws 6na letter
dated Nsfa CEsE ~ 10 insi iron which maks
ne tui,o~ng sKtfaet
ihs seassts ~ ths ns.tsF raiiaus have pFoussisd
sFain-i ths eloskads ~ ths pot, tssisFs1 90 the
sh - lasi naaBth ~ ~ oosstnaandsHi ~ he 4 \
Zee, Shssh siisss esy kassa t.ys ef ior,,sn vss-
.sis - save a. psst fhs pstbsiFsi PsFsB - ne
AmsF'oan Asss - sss - Ia Nsfds, shd Ne Amer
'sah Hasn-af~sF n. Msfys snA Fsisaeaih, sd q
sn.all bff, sFs sTsasins hsfafs TsmpsUo
May tsmtiss az lssSias tais sHy a. ne ints.
u.f We are 80 hsrs a. n t.1- wfth Ihs oniy
dihetonos thsi ths Cs.tis . - . hstssT osnatisa-
Af.sI maIh dsi.Y, ~ CaaxIsss - uhs sst,sa nd
NE tfsi mssUnF ths Nth, A@nag hs-asmsnts
lths sk-pfssasntl sssr9 sppssatsd Fsastsut - ths
same, snd 4 y sssessiiy heiissst 49, fsfudss sh
b. elected 80. Irs~.saeai - ths Fspatl,r
u - said hat fsset.s 90 HsF.h ever ~ Asta-
mofss - ths hs.S - stFusg sfusF 80 iafFssi nF
uon oomrsosad ffam ~ hsdy ~ buaFs taliFd A..
sTrs fhs dsy ~ 49, dsP.sftass u - sFany =
hHsd aiFsaAy, bni aoisady kns-s Geo Hsass
~ill esoHPy ths Pfssidsasy - sstsst=
The saslsn-on - psysssats oanitnss, go blsi.
nsss remained a 49, warsi sauaitian Ihs Futgfn
ment had Calod = HscsuuF iaF tks pafpsss ~ rfp-
curing rssoarusa, ~bich hsitsss Gao ksftiy bs als
tanned, bscauss he clsfgy u nat shis - paY Ne
amount oi s9D.OJO ms.ihly sad - ths FuF-
ernBsnt and the otbsF hssd lks scisisi sss,tion
Of the several Siaiss 70 not stffh - tATsgi tuu
them any resource
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THE DAILY UNION.
BY last Evenings southsra Mail.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
4rsta rsHsUsd from command Gen .N,ya sppsisIsd q
succeed him IN command II hs EYmy u iAs aSFh

frista rsisVsd from command Gen .NJia sgpsiIss -
succeed him IN command u me nHy u ~ asTA
The French brig Princess Maria arrived II NsS
Orleans on the 2lst instant from Tampicn, bringing
dates from that place to the Oh lnsaRL Prom ths
New Orleans respondent Of the Chshest0n Even
ing News we take the following items
We learn from one Of the passengers that the aa-
thonties at Tampico were divided into t~O paTtiss
One of the parties, with the military, has General
AnastasiO at It's head and Ia favor Of federation
and Santa Ana The other party was fOT aruiing The
people in favor of federation without santa Ana
A third party Was about rising up when our inform.
ant left but none Of the parties had come ~ any
understanding yet There were at TampiOo eleven
vessels of different nations st the time Of the BLOCK
ade three British, three French, two Spanish tao
American, one Bremen.
The authorities were about prohibiting the Amer
lean vessels from taking their cargoes but Al last
Captain Saunders, of The sloOp-Of-War ST Mary,
hearing Of this sent despatch 10 the authorizes
stating that if there were any detention Of Amsrioan
property no property at all should leave the place
THIS ca used the withdrawal Of the order.
The fort at Tamplco Ia mud AFFAIR." had been
washed away by freshel few days previous 10
the 9th.
The three gun-boats lately built al New York foT
the Mexican service were lying in the river above
"rampIco
Official dispatches had arrived at Tampico that
Gen Arlsa had been removed from the command
of the northern division Of the army, and Gen. Me
ia had superseded him.
There we're three hundred troops only at TSmpl-
co on the 9th. Seventy nine of those runaway
negroes and mulattoes from New Orleans and Ha-
vana. These constitute the whole amount OF the
Mexican force from Tampico to the Rio Gande.
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POUR DAYS LATER Prom YUcArAS

llaAIAM nta 4 ANf d ~ llf MNf
The fu0ataR schooner JosSsiss, Csgt AsnibsI
arrived al Ns~ Orleans on ne eD,h tasf sas IN
CSmPsSehy the l2th inst The Dsits ~ ths ais
says
We learn through letter r,osissd ~ . onniu,sTcis
house IN this Cty that the lsstsatuis 81 hsfda had
declared the independents oi Yuosah and di-sss,
erahoe from the Mskicaa republfc. u y intsaasd
nov TO appoint senoT BsTbaohano the acunE r0s.
ernOr Of Yuoatan, presidshl u the Tspabl6 u ths
three stars some of the mo-l nhusausl citizens
OF fuoAtan have not hssitAisd 10 eHprcsa ths haps
that IN two three ysaTs from The pFssthi unss Il
not before, they would zee thoss thrss stars sddsd
TO The fast increasing numbsT that nov CTO~dlng
the banner Of the stars and stripes
The JoaquIna len Campeachy on the l2Ih hsi
The United States brig Somsrs ~as the only ys-ssl
OF war OIL the port. Every thing Vas quiet. Ibsrs
are several lucatAn vessels At CampeaChY up zoe
this port, and some two three their way hithsI
The Joaquna came into port under the iucsian hag
FRoM HAVANA
The local news brought from Havana by the above
arrivals, is, says the Delta Of very ltIls imPoranos
II we except the novelty Of the gas-hghs which
seem to give satisfaction to the HAbaRsros.
BY the papers from the interior Of the island ~s
informed that the rain had VISITED that quarter
after drought Of several months. silver mine
had been discovered near VIll aelsns which 10 sup
posed TO be Of great value.
The number Of deaths at Haysns during the
month of May, were 3le-l5O whites and 1866
colOred.
AmusemenS were abundant at Havana and its
vicinity Balls were being given at three four Of
the fashionable watering places. Bull fights, circus
companies, concerts, and theatncal performances,
are all sharing public patronage.
The Havana journals filed with particulars
about the war with Mexico, taken from our own
papers.
The royal lottery was drawn on the 4th inst, and
the principal prizes-say $4,000, $4,000 and
s6,O0O-were sold at the principal Office in Havana.
The numbers that drew the largest prizes were as
follows.
The daily union., 1846-06-29
THE subscriber, being duly authorized


l. by powers of attorney from Cornelius P. Van
Ness, esq, and Madeline Van Ness, his wife; N
NJ. Hoffman, esq, and Gertrude Hoffman, his wife,
Charles w. Van Ness, ESQ.,, Miss Matilda Z. Van
Ness, Eugene Van Ness, ESQ.,, and Edward Van
Ness ESQ.,, heirs at law of the late General John p
Van Ness, to manage and dispose Of the real estate
in the District Of Columbia belonging to the estate
Of the said John p. Van Ness, and to collect all ar
rearages of purchase money rents now due,
which may hereafter fall due, and to give full
cepts and acqutances therefor, hereby gives notice
to all persons indebted aforesaid for rents pur
chase money which have become due and payable
since the death of the said John p Van Ness, or
which may hereafter become DUE that he will
ceive payment thereof; and he requests all persons
indebted to call on him for this purpose. Under
the authority aforesaid, the subscriber will also
ccive proposals for the sale or lease Of any part of
the real estate belonging to the estate of the said
John p. Van Ness lying within the District of CO.
Iumbia, as aforesaid.
RID. SMITH.
June 2q-eo2wjf
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THE VOLUNTEERS.

Gen. Wool reviewed the volunteers of Ohio at
C Washington on the 2lst of June. They were
next day to be inspected and mustered by United
States officer, Captain shriver, and were then to
proceed without delay to the South.
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Extract Of a letter from distinguished officer in the
army, TO a member Of Congress, dated

"MATAMoRAs, June y.
"You have no doubt seen the account of the ac-
ions of the 9Th and 9th May There never was
such rout. The Mexicans did not stop short of
three hundred miles, leaving some four hundred
wounded in MaAmoras in the most destitute condl-
ion. The best bed any Of them lay on was raw
ade on brick floor. My opinion is that the war
Is over II most certainly is on the frontier. The
Mexican army is at a small town this side OF Mon
erey. They are very sckly. They lost numbers
# their men for want Of water Two of their gen
rails are dead Garcia and Tergonne. Volunteers
IRE coming in daily. How 80 many are to be ra-
ioned, is a mystery to me. They may all return
nOme without hearing gun"
The daily union., 1846-06-29
TOAD's PATENT GRADUATED
- ELECTRO-GALyANI APPARA-

medical and other purposes rhe under
signed is prepared TO apply the above admirable, all
perysding pleasant, safe, and potent remedial agent,
nj his apartments, south side Pennsylvania avenue,
sixth house eas, of the market and nearly opposite
Browns Hotel, where the splendid first size or
Iarv,st snparatus will be kept IN readiness At any
hour. dev or night, that may be appointed and the
.eoond aize for use abroad, when required. lie has
rsceiyed due instructions IN their application from
the inventor; for which he was previously prepared
by many years experience IN the use Of electricity
in another form.
A. THE 10 n subject TO which justice cannot be
done in a newspaper advertisement, a communica-
ton will shortly he made 10 the public in another
way. embracing opinions of eminent phy yEicians of
the apparatus and selections from successfully treat
ed cases.
The undersigned having, twenty-five years ago,
been 10 the praciios IN certain cases of aiding tho
operation of the electric hud by relaxing the sys-
TEN during lis use N the yap0f hath this - autsry
practice will he continued the hath invented by km
being peculiarly adapted 10 such soT,i0r.
BOYD REILLY.
p. S-B " hss been appointed ons of the gen-
eral agents fof the sale of sppsfsus and rights of
use, in places not already disPosed 81 Ladies and
gentlemen Who had not opportunity ~ seeing
them at the Capitol or Gsdsby's Hotsl, are resper
fully invited To sHsaias and irY thsH effects hs
apartments They vii End ihsm by no means
shook-ing.
June 29-u
The daily union., 1846-06-29
THE, ARMY.

We understand that the Senate have this day
confirmed the nomination of General Zachary
Taylor to the rank Of major general in the United
States army under the late law Of June 10Th; also
that of Colonel VIM. o. Butler, of Kentucky, to
be major general of volunteers.