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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-29
VERMONT PHOENIX.
BrattIebero, Friday, Oct. 20, IS47.
Wing Convention.

q -. 80
Inc resolutions OF the wing Oon''p ~" y
Tins state winch are puohsneu 'o'u"'i ""
rean WIN interest," rs empouy'ng wv '''
OIL the wing party upon the ponuV'i queeuO"
OF inc uay' ihey meet our '""'u '01. -
ana arc expressed "i'h tne ~.
irankness when becomes 'ne wings " '"'
S'a'c' there IS no e'a''on--no 'nui"s
ambiguity. '"e aoe'rlhes ''""e" ~ ".,'" -
not oniy 'nose OF u'e wing parry rS' w. y
humanity Jusuce ana l''i'ou .,.', =, NPf"'
uon Oh 'ne pr'ncpie Oh w" "'i"O, 80.
'eiIl'o'y herc"'ei A'4'ii''"' y "''s
qu,'ocsl,y assc''eo--.'a W. arc nv " ~ "..0
enc'e'ni' inc pi1h''P'' IL u''''e''''s' y, -ss
WY saiu ''"' I've" s' 80
ou' OF new 'erfi'o'!' ",ii ue's,'i''"e 10 -
serves whe'ner sia'ciy sns,i eA's'' anu my, =
they choose ADOPT IT. NOW 'h''' IN inc n''' y
place. VIC ueny'-oee'"sc " y ~ '"' po"s'
congress TO Prescr'Oe inc eonu,uons u s''i'''
SION, anu Oc ,nAu' '''u'NO" "'a, '" ~,
shaii never exist 'nere y no power :" '"s S''e
70 estaDnsn slavery Du'' eranuhs ',s 'as' "
DC as sslea-Songre's mas eer'aln'y "e Po".,
70 sae'uoe ''a'ery ''O,n INC ''.'"O.'ss, ~. =
no slavery IS permitted IN the territories tnere
= not the ieas' oanser o' 'i'er D''0'""s :"
S'a'e'
Inc resouuons ~ 'a'."''--'n'! uenoe"''
the acquisition Of territory Ny conquer ana Jo'cs
81 arms They declare, "i'h rum, such aequf
tlhon TO be an'i-repuphoan' ana dangerous 10
inc perpe'w'y OF our ''Ve 'nsu'u''ons ineJu',
claims OF our Government against MeSieo snou'u
be satisfied, and " Tor that purpose Mexico
should prefer or be Wiiing 70 transfer 70 US
portion OF her territory there IS no opleenon, II
the oiier Is acceptable, TO receive It. Acquisl-
uon Of territory IN tins way, and Tor such an
end, violates no principle OF Justice or repnol''
canismi and It IS Tor reasons OF TINS nature, iha'
IN recent article we protested against the posi-
tive and unqualified pledge OF the Wing party
to the principle OF No More Ierntory. Oe'
easions may arse, not now ioreseeh or imagined
when the acquisition OF Mexican territory VIII
be Just and equally desirable 10 both paines
Ignorant as we must be oil the relations ana CIR
enms'anees that may hereafter exist between
Mexico and ourselves 1t would be the height OF
folly 10 pledge the Wing party to such doctrine
rs this But the resolutions Of the Wing Con
vention OF this State assert a Just and sAlu'ar,
principlc-one that is applicable to ell times and
circumstances. 1t IS equally opposed to the &c
MUS OF our republic, to our prosperity and bes
interests, ana to our character as moral an'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-29

TnE CHEsmRE CouSTY CATTLE Snow
went OF finely at Keene, on the i4th inst. The
display, as whole, far exceeded any previous
one in the county. Ex-Governor Hill delivered
an interesting address in the evening. The Ag-
ricultural Society had been organized only FIVE
or six weeks previous to the Show, and displayed
great deal of enterprise in getting il up.
We observe that some fine apples and grapes
were sent in by Mr. 7. Bascon, of Hinsdale.
Also, some excellent peaches, by Mr. p. Hodges,
of the same town. Messrs j. b. Merrill and A.
Goodenough, likewise of Hinsdale, received
premiums of si,Oo each--the former for hay
forks, the latter for pals
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81 There is no room to doubt the death of
Col Ransom, in one Of the late battles fought in
Mexico. His name is among the list of Killed,
forwarded by Mr. Kendall to the Picayune.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-29

~ Letters received by the War Department
rom General Taylor, say nothing of Urea's In.
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- This first number Of a wen executed pa
per, entitled "The Literary Ercelsior and Nv
steal World, has been issued by j. W. Moore.
at Bellows Falls. 1t appears to be made up Of
matter, of a musical and miscclls-
neous character, and is afforded at the very low
price Of 90 numbers for sl,Oo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-29

sss'" Major Andres Defence" which VIC pub
iish to-day, Is pronounced by many Of the papers
to be boar. II Is wen done, nevertheless.
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LnnEHrs- NoMixATIoNs.--The Liberty
National Convention, which met at Buffalo on
the 2oth inst nominated John p Hale, of n II.
for President and Leicester King, Of Ohio, for
Vice President A long and rather acrimonious
debate took place between the friends Of Gcrritt
Smith, who is already nominated, and those of
other gentlemen. The final vote s,ood-ior Mr.
Hale 1903, Mr. Smith a., Scattering 70.
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-h@iiNNiONf Dtc. Iltn. lIS2.
Sir-I reed your Letter with The P1soner
and approve of your conduct. Have sent him 10
bennington, with my advice to Colo. Robinson,
TO call the Superior Court immediately, for his
Tryl and l hope and trust Justice viii b.
done him. ! have sent 2 lbs. Powder Agreeable
TO your Request. As to sending or ordering
standing Force to Guilford, had rather kano
mem one by one, until they are all extirpated
rom the Face OF the Earth. However, L wait
Tor the Returns Of the Officers that Commanded
une POSE (Which will soon be) to send Orders
to the Sheriff TO collect the Fines and cost when
nthe5 continue obstinate, Force must accom-,
pany the Sheriff, sufficient TO silence them. I
am ~, no, without Hopes that the consequences of
Hpurehs liyal, will have some good Effect on
his Connections %
am, sir your very obt humble servant
Colo. BRADLEY. '>4'-
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Killed, wounded and missing in the four d.
visions of Generals Worth, Twiggs, Pillow and
Quitman, 1923.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-29

esrHenry Stevens, ESQ., the distinguished
Antiquarian, has sent 10 Waltons Daily Jour
nal. the following original letter from Gov. Chit
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n1-The New York Assembly have refused, by
vote Of IS to So to abolish capital punishment in
that State p"
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sTAsa Adds, formerly Chief Justice of iii,
State, died at St. Albans. on the 10th. a
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ImuRspAY. Ga 2I


Report nlode.-By MIR Mead. from
the committee on the Judiciary, a bill securing
the rights Of married women; laid on the table,
Afterwards called up on motion Of Mr. Hodges.
and 500 copies ordered To be printed. Ry Mr.
himbaii, from the committee on Roads, in favor
OF Che petition Of james Bremmer for ferry.
Impressed BRis.-Repealing act 10 preyen,
imposition in the sale OF medicines; passe,I. Re-
curing Auditor Of Accounts to give bonds for the
faithful discharge of his duties I; passed. Grant.
ing ferry to James Bremmer; passed
ifesolulons.-By Mr. cushman. for hola;ng n
JOINT assembly on Monday next, at 10 a, NJ 10
elect Bank Commissioner, Insane Commissioner,
and State Prison officers; adopted. By Mr. Har.
nneton, instiucting judiciary committee 20 in
qnlfe INTO the expediency of repeating so much
OF the listing law as authorizes tau upon build
i,nags erected on public lands; passed. From tho
House, instructing Library committee 70 inuuire
into the expcdiency Of providing Tor a gradual
Increase of the State library concurred In.
turning, adjourned
HOuSE.-Petnion referred. -Of samuel &.
Maromber and lS7 Others, for abolition az cant
tsl punishment, to select committee Of five. con-
Sshng Of Messrs Wheeler, Smith of Weston.
Goodrich, Pollard, and Dodge of Weybridge.
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Tho sssugar Coated Pilis.n

RswARn OF MsRrr-CKsrirrcArs OF oun fs.
vISTioN.
NRw YoRK, June 10th, Ieat.
ME-, tho unders;gned. never saw or heard Of "Su
w gar Coated Pills." un,;l Dr. g. BENJAMIN
Smith manufactured and exhibited them to us a.
bout year since,
IsnAst RASpsLrH N D., Liberty 81,
RusnroN & Co., ITO Broadway, and
10 As,or House.
HoaAcs EvrRHrr. Drug. 96 Hudson 81,
!ons CAsrRgR, OF Hudson ct.
Les, some few may he deceived by icnoran,
quacks. we publish ,hs following; o., d mono bu,
unprncip'cd deslers will countenance any im,a.
ton Of this invaluable medicine.
If, PArH&r OrYicp.
Received Tbs lTh day Of June, ls44, fom br
q. BEN min Smith, the co Of $50, ravable on hi,
application for patent for y ri Coated ,JHh
Sugar" II l.. ELL.woRru,
Comm 81 nef Of pat,nis.
"A these p Ills 81, preparcd by an eiuca'el rhy
scian, they have an advantage over other prspnra.
atoms much sdrer,i.ed and se sufficiently dis
tuguished from all her. 10y th.if virtues. sslJe
from ,hcir, peculiar plessaninr-s.
a. CAUrION.-As risrrshie imitation has
been made, by the name Of "Sugn Cuaei PHl.."
it is Necessary to be sure ths, DH. G BES- SMIrHs
signature 10 on every box. P,icc c5 cents
Principal Office, III Greenwich At Now Tcrl.
Sold 6y John ". FRIIlNt, Sln;rv.
WM, FORsY'rHE. Norih,.mG
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WrscossIs The State Convention In wiseon.
,io has decided to ex,ena :hs right Of suffrage to
all foreign born residents Of the Territory with
Dst requiring them to swear allegiance to the U.
ni,sd States A proposition making the aliens
so transformed into voters eligible 10 Office, a.
we'll as entitled TO elect others, was promptly
rejected. The Convention has adopted provi.
sion that the homestead Of family shall not be
lisbls to sale on execution for any debt hereafter
contracted. II hes also been settled that the pro-
perty possesssd by . vile At marriage, or faiiiy
acquired by her sfteIwsId. shall not Be liable
fos the deb,s Of her hssbsnd. Jsdsss ere TO b.
,sossn BY ths people q . special election in 1u
" nsrs
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ID L q d,

Suddenly, on Wednesday morning, about 4 o..
clock, at the residence Of his father. the Rev. J.
p Shindel, of this place, Dr.. ISAAC NEWTON
SHINDEL, In the Gath year Of his see.
The deceased who was thus suddenly taken
from our midst, had just entered the threshold
oflife, with all the hopes and buoyancy Of youth
II is but few months since, that he located him,
self in sclinsgrove with every prospect Of success
in pursuit Of the profession he had adopted. and
where he acquired the esteem and friendship OF
all who knew him, by his uniform good conduct
and exemplary character. The evening previous,
ia company with friend he visited his parents
in this place and on retiring late in the evening.
enjoyed ordinary good health, excepting a slight
cold. About o'clock in :he morning he com.
planned Of great difieuliy in breathing His pa
rents were suddenly summoned to his bedside,
and In few minutes afie. he bresshed his last.
Several physicians were called III, but too late
The vital spark had fed How on are we re-.
minded that "ir the midst Of life we are in
death" and how fesrfily impressive is the lesson
in this instance. We sincerely coniole with
his parents in this affecting d.pensa,ior, which
deprived tnem Ot a son, VINO WsS Tot more ef'
dea,ed to them by the ties Of natural affection,
than to his numerous friends and acquaintance: e.:
by the amrnity OF his department, and hi, man.
ly and social virtues,
His remains were inferred at this place, and
were followed TO The grave by the Indepsndcn,
Order OF Cdd Fellows, from Selingtove and this
place
In this borough. on Tuesday last, Miss LU.
ClNDA MILLER, ages abnt:t 2S'years
In Point township. on Saturday last, Sr.
WILLIAM LEMON. aged about 30 years.
In Nor,humberand. oil Sunday las;, Mr.. FIRE.
Derrick BlRKENBlNE aged abdu, years
The remains of the two last named were In.
tered by Masonic hono.s. OF which ins,ituiioD
they weft members.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

WAsHiNdroN, Jan. Q, l8t7

WAsHtsdroN, Jan. Q, l8t7
The Senate was tot In session to-day, having
On Ihdfsday adjourned over to Monday.
In the House, the first business in order was
the resolution to prevent members from making
excuses Tor not voting. The resolution was a.
dopted-s5 to TO
The States were then called in order for reso.
iutions, and great number were offered, chiefly
unimportant.
Among those offered. were resolutions
Toinquire into the expedieney OF setting part
tract Of land in Oregon for the Indians West
of the Rocky Mohntains to be held by them in
psrpetuity and securing 10 them rights indspen
dent OF the government of the United States.
To inquire into the expsdency OF establishing
the revenue standard
To inquire into the expedieney cfredueing tue
pay ofrnembers of Congress. and others, twenty.
Eve per cent, during the continuance OF the war
or inquiry, whether the money bequealied by
James Sinthson vas in the treasury on the lst
January, 1887.
To inquire into tie espediency OF imposing
an advalorem tax or gold and silver plate, &c.
Calling en- the Secretary Of the Treasury for
information as to whether secret travelling a.
gent, are or have beer employed by the depart.
nent, and paid from the treasury.
ofinqniry. relative to the trial and execution
of seam-n on board ship Cumberland
Calling on the Secretary of War to reror. how
many regiments lave been employed near the
mouth 0: the Rio Granie since The commence.
ment ofth- war, the number of deaths, number
discharged, &c.
For printing 10, 600 eopit, Of the Report of,he
Secretary Of the Treasury on Commerce aud
Navigation.
Relative to the hetter organization 9. tie mill.
tia Of the United States
A series, in regard tc the war, il. cause, and
objects.
The bill 10 increase the pay Of the army OF the
United States was made the special order for
Tuesday next.
The bill 10. the better organization oFtGe az.
my--raising ten additional rrrifren..-- made
the special order for Monday.
Mr. Wentworth offered resolution, declaring
that il is independent TO levya duty on tea and
coffee. Mr.. Payne moved to lay the resolution
or the table. Nega,ived 80 to leo. The reso
Luton, by yeas and nays, was then adopted
yeas ll5, nays is
Mr.. Sims, of Nissoi:ri offered resolution, de.
cisring TIA. TIE people cf The United States are
too patriotic to refuse any necessary tax in time
Of war. Mr.. Ra,hbrn moved TO lay tie resolu.
tion on the fable motion lost, 90 10 l07. The
resolution by yeas and nays va, then adopted
yeas 1876 nays nsne
Notices were given OF several bills relating 10
matters Of Iowa and also OF bill to amend the
several acts relating to United States District
Courts Adjourned.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

CoSrA,ISus Am Ep,rrrIc brsr.sa.. Wa
ter mus, he sdspled to The nature Of The fsh, or
there will he no propagation OF the spe les The
soil musl be d,prcd to the seed, there viii hs no
increase. The climate must have those matter. la
II which will unite aud keep alive tpidrm'csl or
contagious poisons. N viii become ssliugalsh-
ed. =. lamp tia, is unsuPpisd VITA oil. So II is
likewise with the Hum,n Fame; il cannot lie
materially affected hy epidemicai - courageous
mslsd,es, unless there 10 those matters hoa ling in
the circulation which ofle' the appropriate sell.
by purifying our hodes with the BRAsDRkra
PiLLs, which have affinity with those impurities
orop which eontsgeon fssds We may always fse
secure. whatever disc ,ss m y rage around w. True
we may have II, hut 1t will soon 10 over; our sick
ness may be the affair Of day or two. while those
VINO have been too wise TO use this SIMPLE and eI
e'Hen' remedy, either die, or have weeks, PeIhsp'
| months Of sickness.
~ Purehsss a H. b. Msssss. sunbury, o. 0
ths sss",, puSiAhsd In sao,hss part Of ,his psps,
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Mill and Farm
20 Ioo" = AEals )

Vo DE 50 .A AEaIa
VEeHE subscriber Offers for sac 6gy or ssty a
Y cres Of land with mill ereer Z, thereon, ior.
me " known as i'm IS Ml', situated in Augusta
township Northumberland ,ounty. Oh Ihe L'ile
Shamohin crs,k near lhe Tulpehocken road, had
ing from sunbury 10 Po,tsvile--eight miles from
Sunhufy. Thirty or forty acres of said land ae
cleared, and in good state, of cultivation. The
improvements are a Grisl Mil, log House and
Stable, and an Orchard. There is also a good
Spring aud sessrsl acres Of Meadow on the premi-
ses. The l. cation Of the mill is an eIcallen, one
for custom For further information inquire Of the
subscriber. DAVID MILLER.
Shsmokin township, Jan. 0, ls47.-3m
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CsSERvEk

THE Coal TsspE.-The Reading Esllroal
Company sent 1888 56l tons over the road ia.,
year being only l6,sSs tons less than tie mana.
gers estimated the capacity of the road The
quantity sent 10 marke! from all the regions in
fei6, /; in Io,nd numbers 23s, 900 tons against
2,o33,632 tons in isl5. being .n increase in 1886
Of 3l2, 900 tons
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-09

CoLnG, C"r.Hs. CoNscmTrIoS, G7.--ii should
be reuisnherel lha; cocgh is always al Evidence
lh.; impuri,y is !oI- ed in the lungs, which.
il 10. speedily removed. viii - itr.ie !hosa deli.
cete organs q. 10 produce int amm.:ion Of the
iunee. g disease which we al know ;s he high
rosd to consumption.
Wrsh!s indian Vegetable FiR; are ssf-. easy
and cey,nin cure ior >colls and coughs. tecsuse
they carry off by lie stomach ard ho~-s. h re
morbid humor. which. II dep siteG upon ,hr ianss
are the cause of the above dsnssrots complaints
A single twenty five rem, ho@ OF aid Indian Vfge.
t,te Pills is gener,lly su1ici,n 10 make pe,i.cl
crre Of he iaost obstinate cold; aud at the samr
time the digestion j. Improved and The blood 81
completely purified that ne" lie and 'co' are S.
vrn to the whole fsUe.
e,,oo-e cf Couni:' jfeiis.-Ths public az. cau-
toned sg,nss The many spurious n;.dcines which,
in oiaer to dtc.ive. called by mares similar TO
Wngh,'s Injian Vesesble Pills
The only original and genuine inti,n Vegetable
PlIs have lie signa,tge of Wn. Wright wi,ien
With rsn on the top label of each boz. To coun-
! r,rrri This is Forgery, ard all Other. a1ould be
shGnned az poison.
! QJASant for the sale Of Wrishts lniian Ysge,a.
tile PHI. in Sunhury. HISR. M,ssks. For olhcr
| seencies sre hJyrrise5n n, IN another eolcmn
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WEIGHTS ADiAN ,Lu4fiBLE PILLS.
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YUHHESE eytaoi mary !.i's are com .-s' ot
plants vti,h ssa.. -,,-ian"nu " o. ,.,. Oh
soil, and ar iHc-r' O. ',,tr- .4sp.,a ,lf
s,i,u,,ons thsn Med cines cnucocnd l,on Er,,sa
drugs, howevaI ,.e" they may he compo .ndc4:
aai as WRtusT's ISnIAS VfGE~AaLr piLrs
founded prou tie 7rirciple ,h.t t. hr''., .-.f:
IN 'ru,h SUuJECT TO But one HSF
nome,v, cor,"pt humors, and ,i.,t -,.' ,.,,..n'.
cures Ibis dnr.-c on N,r~.AL P8i>clg-E,. l.,
cleansing and nurif,i - i.- to4y i, ,s,t he man.
lfsst thIr. il a., cSrs,,r,1u Re not cudIrsy cy
hlus'e3. pr,s.,eraa-, IN lhai, use acroulaG O.,
.i.,e..ops, .s U-..,e., ,a-,a.u g. ''"- ,s..
,ysr, ,.,' ION. .'. rnl.
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VIM. yIcCay,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given ,ha, letters Of admin.
II is,Istion have been g,sn,ed 10 the subsc'ibefs
on ,hs estate of VIM. McCay. late Of The borough
Northumberland. An persons indebted to sad e.
ta's OF having dsmsnds against the same. are re-
qaes'sd to cali on the subscribers for se,tsuaen,.
without dsisy. DAVID TAGGART.
DANIEL. BRAvriGAM.
No,th5, ian. o, l6+7-e, Adm'ps,
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uANCE'S COMPOUND sYRurOF HORE.
IL HcuND-FO3 THE CUnE'tF
Coughs, CoLis, Comsopfi.n, Spit ng Of Hood,
Pam in Il. .S.ie end G,east, 3ronehits.
Group, Asflm- and oil diseases ari-
,ing from a di$u9ered eond,isn
oftke lungs or rsie;l:d coN,
q TIE following sonnet WIS addressed to the
proprietor by Young Lady who cured Of
Con ump.ion:
10. ye Pan: with falling breath,
nd inc away ,nd die;
H,ScS shall spot away" our deel.
hnd Eight, anew. your eve.
How sweet i, mtl:s upon Tie tongue.
How grateful To the breast!
; sIoriou. theme for foet- surg.
Su1hns his cough 10 ges;.
F.>cE! fvoiej Of he Gods. art ihou!
, bI, sring to hy race,
let lsurels flourish on thy brow,
aud wealth, those iaurels grace.
when hero-. are forgotten kLs.
Eeiuuci; or. erased 10 reign;
Clry, for thee, shall Zap her wing.;
Thou coutueror oi pain.
PRICE 20 Cents per torle, or bottles fn $3.50
Prepared and SOLD by Sc RI ; HANCE,
l3s Baltimore ST. aud conner of Charles x Frnt, sls
AID by GEORGE BRIGHT, Su.hury,
b. tRAUrIcAM, Northumberland,
Jan, b, 1887
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Several nvoiccs Of Coods have b CIR received to be
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uANCE's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL OR BLOOD Pills.
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOODi

DtLrIMoRE July 40. lSt3.
This is to certify, that was afflicted with Vi.
o.ent pain in the tfessl and right arm, which
suppose, proceeded from the impure slate Of my
blood. | was recommended TO ak" Hdnce's S0r-
sopariNa o. Flood Pills, and after taking one hoy
HI pain ertirely rem wed kom my breast and
arm. ] found he extremity gentle ia their opc.
ration aud - nuih recommend them tc every per.
son in want of mild ?uFg,iise.
,PATRIcK RocuE.
No. ~ Conway ST., between HAw ard and Eu:sv
~ PURCHASING TuEss FILLS, ct me ada
UrONE WORD or ChUTTONsCt
Always ask f,r HANCE'S PILLS, and purchasc
of none hrt those ad,er,isct, agents and II con
yenient, call Snd see the prophet 7 hinrseC
UTPRlCE 2S Gts per Box, cfFIFrY FILLS
EACH, fnI iisnr-'s Genuine Pills, or S f,r s..
tor sale ~ SETH S HaNCE, 100 4 fillmore
ST and corner rf Cha1e. ~ .rutl is, Ba', morr,
and b, George BRiGI 7, Sunlury.
ID. BRAU ZIG AN. Nor hcn!hcri4nd.
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