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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28

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For sAIE.Ths stock. fixtures, Ae Of the subscribers
IL Family Medicine Store established all twentv ve.,.
consinna good and gener assortment with compiler,
apparatus for the manufacture Of Sods wae IL er rr
abost the business, opportunity Ik. Ina
the present seldom offered As he IL aesrous 20 t,i'e
from the retail business he will give sat store and
owsllins also ifwanted. J. l. sCHfI FFtLiN
No VA CsD.l street,
DIS u~fc Opp site We { osdwav.
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For the Benefit Of the IRISH EMIGR.aNT SO ETY.
MIR. LOVER, the author of Handy Andy" SC. will
A give for the Beuet Of the above institution his Illus
traons OF Ireland. on Saturday evenag 2sth inst at
faimos, together with the recitaons of The Grdiron.
The Fisherman" and shamus O'Bren." Tickets 50
had I'll Aston House the office Of the Society,"
No Ann and the door the oil the
fornanGe. Doors at Ia performance commence at
O'Clock. nT asrh
MITCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE--saturday
M evening Now asTTns eptssin%snt, 70 scmmsnss
Mr. Walcot; Leander darlington, Mrs Tmm;
After which, THE GOVERNORS WlFE-Hickory
Nicklnson; Queen Mrs. II. sherwood. : :
To be followed by the opera OF the SWISS COTTAGE
Lisette Gierstein, Miss Anna Cruise.
Dress circle 80 upper hoxes Is pit shilling;
private boxes IS. Orchestra boxes, -.
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OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE FOR THE
NORTH AND WEST.
sesessA - FOR ALBANY, IS cents; Utica, 81; BY
racuse, 81 so; Oswego, $275 Rochester,
A--AA$2 IS; Buffalo, 81; Cleveland, Is 80; Ports
mouth, 50 Pit..bursh, 50 Detroit Michisan ss Cpcn
IS ST. Hamilton, SIS 50; kingston 81 30; whitehall, s. Sol
Montreal, s. 50-Passengen BY applying. get their
tickets the Office No. 100 Barclay street. the above
prices
mxch Nj. l.. RAY. Agent.
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMERS FOR ALBANY,
Daily at S O'Clock, +. M-Through Direct,
From Steamboat besen CotrftGndf ard Liberty sts
SH0NA "a Steamboat KNICKERBOCkER, Capt A.
2rr-QeGxSEIr Houghton, will leave ON Monday Wednes
>.S3nnN day and Friday evenings, at O'Clock.
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt William II. Peck
viii leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings
o'clock.
ATS o'clock, r. NJ, Landing at intermediate Places,
From the foot Of Barclay sfreet.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. X. H. Fury, will
leave Monday Wednesday, Friday Sunday afternoons,
s,samboat SANTA. CLAUS, Captain B. Overbsugh. will
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
5 o'clock
The above will all times arrive Albany ample
time for the morning cars for the East and West
Freight taken al moderate rates, and taken alter
O'Clock, M.
All persons forbid trusting Of Of this Iue
without written order from the captains agents
passage freight apply board ths r. c.
Schultz. at the office on the wharf nl5r
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D. rasA IRE Saturday 1,sasas. Nos. 2sth. 1896
y Tselith oighI of
mis- ChAnLEs KEAs,
Mr. CHARLES KEAN, sni
SiK. GEO VArDENHOFF,
On which occasion be performed rhsksp-aes tragedy
Of KING JDH>Jahn, King of England, Mr. Charles keap;
Philip Fsnlcoabrdge, Mr. Geoge Vandenhon; Cons lance
Mrs ChAdes K~an
To conclude with the farce Of DONE BROWN
Doors haifpsst o'clock aud the performances
will o'clock. Boxes 81; Pit 30 cents; Gal
lerv IS ceuts
DOWEkf The TKE.-s aturday Evening, Nov 2sth
I'D will be performed, FEMALE HORSE THlEF-aiufhn
Peges, Mr. De Bar; MARGARET Cstehpnle Mrs. SARGENT
During the evening" Misses aud vallee will appear
and perform Grand Pas dc Deux.
Previous TO Femsls Horse Tibet" John OF PARIS
TO coaelade with TON AND JERRY-Tom. Mr. Booth:
Jerry, MIR. De Bar; Jenny Green. Mr. Hadaway; Kate,
Mrs. Booth.
Dress Circle Is cents; Pit and Gallery I21I cents
Doors open at OK o'clock; urtsin risesat1.
PALMU'S THEATRE.
LAST MONT.
MIR. LOVER,
(Author Of" Handy Andy" Rory O'Moore, &c. &c.
will hsve the honor of taking his
FAREWELL
On MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30 1886.
On ~hs aT Hsfs'Gs ri sas elected
received with great applause Thursday last In addition
oseverai Of his Songs. he will sing
THE ANGELS WHISPER"
recite the and admired metcsl Tale of The Irish
FisheImsn" aud the celebrated Recitation OF
wi" Wills Il: e Gsi6i fsS5is;0
1.-THE cow THAT ATE THE PIpERn n2sr
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AT The STUYVEoANT INSTI1U UTE.
Monday Evening. Nov 80, 1876.
an EYENLNG WITH THE .aMERIC.aN ORA
TORS IND THE POPULAR POETS.
MIR. CHARLES WHITNEY has the honor to state that
lvl he will give Miscellan Entertainment, Mon
day Evening" November 30h, 1856, at hsfpast o'clock
Tickets Fifty Cents be had at Book Store OF VIM.
Taylor, and at the door.
= For full par tculars see small bills n27 4ussrh
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FREE CON rs,


A SELECT FREE AND EAHY.
Every Evening, at the Stag Hotel, rs Mercer street,
betUeen Ho,UQrd and Grand.
VOCALISTS:
Mrs. Newton Miss Barton, Mr. Collins and Mr. 0indon.
A professor will preside at the Primo Forte
To commence at halfpast O'Clock.
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CLARKE'S SACKS!
No ils WILLIAM STREET.
DROWN SACK Coz ATS 9n to Sle-Back French Cloth
- % sB-S'ngle Breast do $40 to Sl2 These
rsrbly trimmed
Frescn Cloth Dress Cos made measure of the finest
quality, ?N-lower qualities from eA Every thing else
equally cheap asd good. n2s itsrrc
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OSS rAssA0E TO PARA, BRAZ,L--Ths superior
XxN fr.t cias, coprered snd fastened bark N
3&16 DINE, T. Appleton, will be despatched Tor the
pom abl Mt the first Of October
invsid srd Others who dtsre TO avail he,e Ives Of he
h-aihf nd ssreeshs climate Of Para will Gnd the Undns
and her c?mmoda Of ehAacsr 70 Be Surpsssd.
For pariiculsn apply IN JAMES BISHOP Co.
M lNissuc No. ~ tibssu street.
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DUCkING GUNS.
On DOUBLE BARREL Real Twist and Patent Breech
~ inch barrel No 10 bore the lot very low fer
cash Also Walkers Caps Bald wins Waddng, Ey's Car
fridge Shot Sho tBelts aud Pouches Powder asks &C.
Witha general assortment Of Gun maeriakfor Gun Makers
for ssls br
NEwBOLD < RUSSELL, No. 40 Fulton street.
lwsrc between Br~ad way and NASSAU street
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HE subscriber continues 10 carry on
the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at The old stand of b. & S. Hagen
ouch, where he will be ready at all times
to furnish Fancy & 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 e.
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering.
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he Rallers himself that
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
n. b. Orders from distance will be
strictly aLdpnnelualy attended TO.
HAGENBUCH
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NOTICE

Is hereby gi"en 10 all those indebted up
m the Cour, House subscription list Ma
he money is now wanted. and lha, 'he,
,re requested to pay TO l. Is Rope" Treas
,rer al ,ho building committee OF TO MSf'''
Runer,, Collector, tea per cent moa'hly HP
m 'he amount of,heit subscription, com
menreing on ,b9 first Of June last.
Bv order OF the building comm'''ee'
l. b RUPERT TseasuFe''
Aug. % 1916.
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prettyrCnthcvs wake Tlne 'iiro

A NDas this holds good in almost every Iesl 81
u the sub,erlbe, WoulJ again inform his Iirn'|
,nJ the public gcne,llly that he is still LIVING a,'
occupying the OLD STAND, on Ms'n-s'ros'' W
tw,en the Office Of e. RBurksle~ sad the o'a,N
,mth shop Of Moses Codman, at which place ne
nay be found ulOn the sed ot po'e0y pIePa'eu
q drsw cut the thread ui aRliciiJn lie has Jus'
pceived ,he Fke Eais1 dyie Of Esh!0hS N'
,PRING aud SUMMER, aud with them ne
iandi pledged to accommodate hs 'r''''I'' Cusv
oers anA the public generally with good sub'lan
'a TASTY fl- ur no cbargem de.
b. RUPERT, TAILOR wil le found upo'
| , Shingic stuch up above the dcoG
.aialissioa free Of all expense. -,
iie would also ihfafm his TRENDS that Whea'
Rye, Oats, Corn aud Potatoes "ill be taken "a eA
change ror work done at his stop, and little
he Bstefer dJ,ctu1, Onee ~ while, will mol com
uniss. Call ond giCe him trial,
BERNARD RUPERT
April 25, l9iG--I
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" can before purchasing Eise~hcre a
The NelG EaciOry # Eoihe"~~e'' Cy
THOMPSON & HICKS.
. opeued a 20 TTE R J

ywyHE subscribers have opened POTTERY
ON the Dad leading from Main to lhrd St
near the Methodist Church Boomsbnrg, Colum
bia county, where they intend 10 manufacture
ware of tie best material, the latest ard most ap
proved patterns and finished ia the very hest man
ncr such as Pots Of all;descripiioHs; Dishes OF CIV
cry variety and Jugs Of all sizes; ana variety "
other articles oo numerous to lnth'nh' w "'' al
kinds aud every variety whch NAV he wan'eu ,.
any who may favor them with cali. A supp.
kept constantly on hand which Will I've SOFA b!
wholesale ar retail little cheapei than the cheap
est for ca h or country produce. Also DRY riu
W ood taKen in exchange for work if delivered
th6ir shop. =,
Blocmsbarg September 5, 1850
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NOTICE.

I. hereby sivea ,sa' | have bought Q
Daniel Ziegler, ons lot of wheat i"ur acre
.of earn on l.e gsouud 4 tons OF hay,
,,ock oi oats, 2 thousand shingles and
horse and have lel' the same N ms posses
sioe daring my pleasure, of which 'hs 2nh
lie will take Ro,'c. ~
~ ESTHER jon MSON.
Avg 90, 1916.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.


FEVllE subscriber very respectfully informs the
public that he has on hand and IL cOI. stant.
lyManulacluring BOOTS and SHOES
Of all kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or CaT Skin Boots 81 90
Goa 'Se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes IS
Miners Shoes 80 10 2 25
Morocco Slippers S7a
LADIES' WEAR.
Morocco or Gu Skin Luce BOOts so
THICK Sole French Ties 25
Pumps Springs or French l24
Other kinds Of Slippers rs cents to 90
N. b. The above are all ofmy own Manufacture
and are wranted to stand. have also on hand
a large stock OF
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits,
Country Merchants and others who buy by tht
dozen, ave invited to call and examine my goods
as I will sell to such at large reduction.
| QTRemember the place at the NEW BOOI
and SHOE STORE, lower end Of Main-street
Bloomsburg.
w RUSSELL
I.I
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j. IL WANDER SICE,
EDEN ,THS'E.

ED DEGS leave to inform the public, ,ha
EDhe is prepared 10 attend 10 all the oper
atoms in dentistry, such as removing
Tie 7uriar and other Foreign SUB.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, AM
the gums aud breath sweet and healthy.
Tie cavities qfDec0ycd Teeth
W Ill be dressed oul and filled with Gold
Or other toll; Of the finest quality, as the
ease may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life.
Teeth and HumpS Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will he extracted ia the most careful man
ner. with The latest and best improved in
|struments.
Porceliuin Teeth,
Oflhe bes, quality and Ises, Improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with DR.. Vailerchamp, with whom he is in
paternship in plate work. on Gold plate
from single tooth 10 whole set, to look
as well as the natural, and warranted to
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art
In short, operation belonging 10 the
profession, will be reformed in the bes
manner. with choisest material, and al the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, bv
strict attention to business, to obtain share
of public patronage, Any person or pei
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are respectfully requested ic
give him call.
n. B. The public are hereby Informed
Iha, We lhe subscribers have euiered into a
special Partnership relating only to plate
work as i, is more convenient for each lo
attend 10 The other branches of The sCiencr
en- his own account.
A. VALLERCHAMP.
J. H. VANDERSLlCE.
Mount Pleasant, Nov. sIh. ls45-3m.
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ITS LOURSE IS WARD.
Jul 4 lsi9

| SO great has been the demand for F0gcr',
~ Olosaonlan or All Healing Baisam and it haf
given such general satisfaction to those who have
used it and become acquainted with It's virtues that
it now stand preeminent AS a remedy in Diseases
Of the Lungs, and the testimony which has been
given by different persons who have been cured by
is altogether voluntary on their palt. They have
iven il inthe hope that all whomay ind themselves
in need Of this remedy may apply for it without de.
lay.
Read the following letter rccelved tom the Rev
.Nr Shimeall, Pastor of st Jude's Episcopal Free
Church. Mr. ). has not 0aiy used he medicine
himself but has witnessed its effects in several very
trying cases of disease. The letter will show hi,
opinion of its virtues.
Dear Sir: Believing il 10 be but an act of com.
mon humanity to those suffering under the varou,
diseases of Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Consump
ion, Asthma, dc. to point them TO safe, speed,
| and radical remedy, take pleasure in bearing my
testimony to your invaluable medicine called Oosa.
oman or An Healing Balsan. Of It's efficacy
can speak first from my own experience. Being
subject from exposure more or lass to the vicissi.
iudcs Of our climate to frequent attacks Of In1ucn-
n. Hoarscness &c, have always found il TO alold
Utmost instantaneous, and always by perseverance
of mine suffering severely under Asthma, and who
had desrsired Of obtaining relief from any human
source, npOn my recommendation was induced 10
give the Oiosaonia" trial and he pronounced the
effect producod upon him perfect cham airotding
him immediate and almost instantaneous relief In
,anolhcr instance I recommended il to female
friend far advanced in Consumption. After the usc
of the first bottle her cough was entirely removed
and her appetite and strength rcstorcd TO sIch a
degree as 10 asionish all who saw her With a
long cherished AID firmly established prejudice a.
ganst the thousand and one specifics pat forth il
these days sovereign psnaceas for all disease,
assure YOU that nothing short Of my firm conviction
of the claims ofyour medicine to an origin so re
pecaie, aud to the effects Of it as herein certified
! both by my own experience and obst trvation, /
could Eot have been induced thus to come forward
as witness in its behalf have the honor to be-
sIr, respectfully yours, Il. c: Si!lMLALL.
HIRE Y0u a CoUgA,
which is Troublesome and has not welded TO any
Of the remedies ohch you have used Is it al
tended with pain il the sidc shotncss of breath,
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C.4rrAwISSA FERRY.

The Subscriber has added isgeNEW fLAl
to his other Boats, At the Ferry neaC ihebrdse'an
isnow prepared 10 cross anything from loot pa
.enqer Il ak horse team, at reduced prices, an
at short notice.
STACY MARGERUM
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MAKE WAY FOR THEure
LEGHzT-STEs RIgIT
New Store.
Secondsuppgy OfsprinaGoods

lFEvHE subscribers take this method of inform.
n ing their friends and the public geperalIy
that they are now opening the second SAMMY If
ISpnhg Goods, to which they would most respect.
iuily invite the attention of those who are in wan,
OF New and Cheap Goods, consisting in part of
CI0tAS, CasSimercS, iSuiiineis& Tesijno
If "mercon French and English Fabrics
CoHl|ng and pantal0onS Slufs.
ve,y suPedor article of Tweed Cloths and Cassi-
mercs' Angola Cassimeres. Drtings; Gamboons
&c. de- Cotton Puntaoon Sufs of every variety
nd Of rhe most desirable STYLES.
PRINTS! PRlNTSi!
comprising every variety of st, and prices from
6 to 25 cents.
DRESS GOODS.
New style of French Lawns, splendid article #
new style M0ullne de lane and summer cashmere.
Clnghanls &c
SHALWS,
amongst which may be found handsome article VI
BcTagCs Plcknlc; MousIane and / hibct shawls
WHITE GOODS.
Barred, striped and plain Jaconets and tamhra
MusIIns, Lace, Muslins, book, null and Swiss
MuSIlT, Bishop Lawn, curtain Muslin, &c.
BrCUn and BIeaChea NuSHnS from,
Ct to l@! cents per yard, hloachcd and G6.
bieached Table Diaper, cotton Osmabury, Sc.
Together with full assortment of
Groceries, Spices, Hnrd,Ca0e and Cut.
Hery, Queenware, DIugS, Boots
anu Shoes.
and IN fact every article usually kept in Country
Stores
7 epublic generally are invited 10 eail and eE
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors they dattrr themselves
by strict attention 10 business TO merit the patron
age of generous public.
A. B. KNABB g. Co
Mso 90.
IN Lll.1xs-...7, Al kinds OF fumber, Grain and
81 x5cls5 Produce taken in Exchange 70,
sEl.E Goods.
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MARBLE YARD.

THE business will be continued by th'
subscriber al this old stand; where may
be had al all times.
MCNUAlENTS, TOMB T.3BLES.
TODlB-STONES, HE.3RIH- T.
%MBS, M,4N2LES. P.AINT
STONES, NULLERS, &c.
or any other work ia his line. He is
also prepared to urnisl WINDOW CAPS
and SlLLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS
&c ej'her Of Ma. bic, Lime OF any kind o
stone that can be procured in this vicinity
~ Having had considerable experience
in the business, ne pledges his work II
be executed in as handsome style as ca,
be furnished from any yard either in IlI
city or country; and on as reasonable term
EPHRAIM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsburg, Nov. 3, l843. ly-2s
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CANCERS, WARTS, LoRNs, Sc

THE subscriber informs the public, that be IL
able To cue oil kinds of Cancers aud eradlcr,
Warts aud Corns with very Hue pain and in d
short time. tie refers to several respectable cIu
zcns IN his nelghSorhood, such as Samuel Hess,
William klIe aud others, that has been successlul
in sever3l inslauccs and is not humbugging ar 10
TOO frequently She case among quacks. lie wa
raais certain cure IN any cast ho undehqkes or a
pay.
UTWarts &c. on cattle and other animals ar
also cured by the subscriber who resides in Mount
Pleasant town1hp on the main road rading from
MlllSilIe to hIoomsburg, dboOt miles from Fred.
rrck MiIers Tavern where persons are invited To
call.
JOHN ALE.
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LAST or LETTERS.
LlSTOF LETTERS.

Remaining in the pest Office AZ Catswiss;
for The quarter ending September 30th ls49
John Allnch Joste John
Peter Deare George Jonc,
jeremiah BarTengey Mary 4. iona
John Burgan Charles Kyler
James Cleavcr Andrew Johnson
Nelson Clayton Wafer ]. La,hc
Jean Michel Ditlsch David B MerrH
Benjamin Drum II. 6 McCauey
David Eoans Mr. hoaa
jonathan Fitch adam Miller
Henry Glison Samuel Miller
II Hlyrcs John Perry
Beard & Hartman William Roberts
William iiogeIard George Sbuman
Elizabeth BOone d Sterh
Y B Bii'aman Charles Y Young
pergous calling for letters on the above lisi vii
please say they are Advertised.
PAUL Il. BALDY p. NJ
October 3 l849s
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NEW CL0TE2ENG
ESTABLISHMENT.
O. C.. K8ULER

wwTOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w the public generally, that he ha. just re-
ccved aud OF encd on the corner If Main and East
streets in Boomsnrs, the largest, hest aud cheap
asst assortmentOf
READY MApE CLOTHING,
ever offered IN this neghborhood, which he viii
sell from 10 to 20 pes cent ckeapcr lNan he cheap
est. His stock is got and selected with great Gaze
made Of lhe best and oH iashiona' ie materials
and in the most workmaukc manner and style.
embracing every gredc, color aud price which will
suit either the taste OF economy ofpurchasc:s.
will sell
T,peed sack frocE d arts' cooie fr0nF3 90 to 90
summer and erot0n cloth dO 2 S7tof IS
kinen and ginghGm do IS Ia Q 90
B,ck and French cossimere Pant, IS to4 IL
SBiind Hd 10 IN 20
Drilling and gdnboor IN G2 10 2 DO
Sqiin and six vests = so h3 70
S,cnn.ig,pn 0nd HGrSdie rests 80 10 so
Beside, a good assortment Of Stocks, Cravs's,
Bapdk ,rchie(s ColIsrs, Shirts: &c. aii Of which
he pubic are invited 10 cali and examine for them
selves before purchasing eisc0 here il thcy wish tc
get good bargain and well suited.
July II, lsi6-l2H
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.2NLhn0.
v hich depIives you OF your rest at night
ders lie burthensome.
Here is The Reme9V.

Remcnbcr the name and place where il is to he
obtained and do not he put off with any other. /,
has produced cure in ssdesperae cases as yoprs
may appear to he, aud doubtless will put to fliabl
in speedy manner those distressing symptoms
which GIl yoar mind with gloomy iorehodines of
tho frturn
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WRrGnT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

II is hardly necessary to speak IN detail Al 10
lcrud If ts history has he reputation oI lhS' he"'
| lc.ne stood higher, and we may say that u" rePu'
I tatiun Is likely " be more enduring. AuaP'eu !"
| all constluliOng, to every form OF disease ana io
all climates. Wright Indian Vegetable PMS are,
above very Other medicine fitted tor ths use ol
| man under whatever circumstances he may I've pa'
ICED. At sea or on land at home or abtoad III sum
mer's heat and winters cold, with common re-
ga,d TO tho conditions of health; and with WngbtS
ludian Vegetable Pills al hand, there il no excuse
for being SICK unless tho constitution be utterly IT,
recIalmuble.
| As our object is to state where the genuine med
Ecine can be obtained rahar than to give il an ex-
TENDED notice-whch our limits forbid we shall
merely suhjoin one oI two the numerous tesli'
ImonaIs that have just come to baud. Hundreds
of the same kind might he added; but we are sue
the public will save us The trouble of arranging
them.
/ lEx,rac, of letter fom fernando, Mississippi
| TO W. Wrighl-Your Pills have given uniYcT.
.a' stislnction, aud are justly very popuiai CAT
aai from SO to 40 dozen annually II could be sup
Ipilud
Yours, WV. HENnT JOHNSON, Agent.
1t ought here 20 be remarked thai the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi
Extract of letter tiom Jersey shore, Penn'J
'rhc Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything o
he kind ever Offered to the public in this rc'ion o
the country, notwithstanding the combined effort o
jome lcw unprlncipIcd mercenarles 10 put lhen
;down,
s, WIycnEsrEn * sos.
The following highly respectable store
keepers have been appointed agents for lh'
sale of Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills ii
lColumbia Coualy:
II. p. Badly - DAnvile
| SIepheo Badly Cauawsn
| Cyrus Bauoo--E.py'own
| Bfo~a & Greasy MnlllmviI!e
Abraham Miller Berwick
&. II. Fowler--i'ristcreek
Wm CovsnhoVsn-OrangeVli!e
| Geotge Maslers- MiIvl!ls
| Lew BeiseI-Jersey'wcn
ieqecs & Suns--Columbia Exchange
4 Robert McCag.- VsshingtonvIlle
! George Notwithstanding
Il IIght Street Iron Co Llghi Street
/ Low & Thompson-Llme kdge
II. G.. Freas s--Briarcreek
Elias WPrlman-R Roharsburg
/ K p. Well!ver-Greenwood
T. &J, uS--Orangev'l'e
/ UupA McWi'IiaWs -- Nloossbarg
The popuiar;t, Of WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEG
IlETABLE riLLS has proved strong bait to un