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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20
.ys T.. EYER,

WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER
xa ESPEC rFULLY informs the ciil'
Xxx zens OF Columbia county, and lht
LubIic generally, that he has loca'et
himself in Bloomsbury, where he Is
prepared to do all kinds OF work iE his line
in the neales, and best sye having had sol
icient experience in the business and EaylnR
procured good sssorlmen, OF the BES
ENGLISH & FRENCH MATERlLS
halrls himself that he only needs FHIh
IRIRL in order TO secure the custom.
Ia has on hand general assor'mans o.
Spectacles and Glasses 10 suit aH age,
AIso-SlIver Pencils, Thimbes, Reyes
Guards, ' est, Fob and Guard Chains
JNWIkNDT0 go.
All Of which will be sold at lhe mos, reason
able prices and warranted 10 be what the!
are sold for.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES,
Of every description neatly repaired am
Wmranted. And especially persons vii
do well 10 call who have fine Watches snrl
as Lepioes, Duplex EscaPpments, Anchor 4
other Levers, Repealers, &c.. as they vii
be carefully rep,ired and warranted to per
form well.
NIB. The golden rule in our busnes
IS CASH, and in order 10 justify our price
/ his will be required.
Shop on Main-sireet below Market
neariy opposite George Wearers's Store.
i December l2, lS46-ly34
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JOSEPH YETTER
WILLIAM COLE, SAudit
J. MCCORMICK
LIST OF RETAILERS,

Thefollowing is List of the Wholesale Dec, 5
and Retailers of Foreign and Domestic Mere han
dze 10 the County of Columbia, as returned to
J anuary Session 1916, classcd do follows
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sTArEhRNT OF TIE
Akp4IP7s AND GxPENDITSRRs, OF
Columbia County for the year lSd6.

The Auditors elected adjust AVID settle the public accounts 1'
The County Of Colombia have examined the from he 7n
day Of Janusry le48 the h day Of January l647 both Gays
inclusive and lay before the Judges Of the Conn OF
Common Pless The following statement snd report agreeso I"
bs and twenty sections Of Act OF me
General Assembly passed tho l4h day Of April ID 1884
CHARLES r, MANN, Esq TREASURER OF COLUMBIA COUNTY
IN ACCOUNT WITH SAID COUNTY.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-02-20

LUMBER WANTED.
By the subscribers at the New Store dreetl op
posite the Court House,
10000 feet Good inch pine Pine Boards,
10000 Weather Boards
10000 Josts and Scantling,
5000 Good sawed Rails,
10000 Shingles DC.
For which the highest price will be paid in Mer.
thandise.
SLOAN & MENDENHALL
Jan. 20. Iaio.
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Farther From Mexico.
Correspondence Of the Picsyune
~. lrl-L IL.

VKEA CEUz OF I6. l.g7.
Gen Patterson has put his shoulder T. the wheel
% earnest fret put nd O. certain abuses
been long overlooked here sui practred by oc-rs
going w 10 The several columns tn nave eis for ia.
Interior For inslsBce large number Of men belong
ing 10 Goth regular aro volunteer forces have been sent
into the general hospital hsr- b their officers without
descriptive rolls Numiers Of these poor fellows have
remained 10 hospital six sud eight months have
died and many stll suffering VINO for want Of th,
sht duty on TIE part Of THAR officers cAnno, De- honor
a1.y discharged or paid To end them Of s.k with.
out pay and with 10 papers By which they csu claim
ihor land bosnty perhaps pension would b. treating
them badly indeed aud the sur. vii not do IL The
pay ard bounty OF those who die 10 hospital lost
tneif heirs u the officers under whom they hsve been
criminal gec q furnish the hospital
geol with their descriptive rolls sld clothing accounts
To proven, recurrence O. this evil Gen Patterson
has iEue1 orders tia. every ocer who sns send men
D. the hospital without the proper papers shall be
rested anf tried Oin-r healthy orders have been 10
sued and srineeoy eSecued sn5 the general l. deter
mined that tbs susrras well 10 this vicinity TIE
road shall Eel the n, 20 our power.
Day b,iJrs yssier5sy be dispatched two companies
Of Texan Rs0gsrs some other mounted men to
The country between the Jalspa snt OrZs5a roads.
where guerrss snown 70 be qusr,ered, and arms
and ammunition 90 be stored. lev miles sooge santa
re party OF Rangers came un0n rancho where tney
fund ammunition aud several hundred bushels OF Ame-
rcsn corn They burned ihe rancho and then discov-
cred by the numerous explosions that loaded FIRE
were concealed there. Ia the Vicinity "a Mecelu
Their party discovered large quantities 81 snd
muuiuon, and killed some sixty gcenilss. When the
rangers returned 10 their camp trey fully armed
and equipped ss the law directs. aud little more 81.
All hed d, 'sbrcs dangling b ,her sides some had on
gsudy uniforms with c5ckcd hats. End numerous other
curious looking articles o clothing sni ornament One
posed 10 have been cast OF By The good Padre Jarsga
when be became a robber chirfsln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-05

" ID. Grim ~ Co.'s Patent Heat tsenerhior.
per Of the heat produced has been usually lost even
BY the best plans of setting boilers and the same 10 ueo
Al kinds of furnaces. -
method Of saving fuel originally secured by fatent DEC
1872 and since much improved that new faten,
was issued July 81 1871 Its applicable TO On
the Western waters stationary engines 70 heatn2 to9
ies 10 burning brick 20 pans &c m pntNorks 70
Ing furnaces, TO stills TO paperms TO the msnuiaesu'0
sugar AZ the South, &C. sc.
The prncips to which the above name has been given,
has been thoroughly tested By business men OF the highest
respectabiy who have realized saving OF from twehy
five 10 forty per cent and consists IN, ls peculiar con
strucon OF the hrechamber Of furnace rendetins ,e
combustion almost perfect aud burning nearly all the ss
80 snd smoke thus gene stins ma so. ~ 81
from given quantity OF fuel ana "a An "
the hues aud chimney by which the heat Is retained unae
the pan boiler and only escapes AZ Temperature inca
pabe Of boiling An artificial draft IS substituted
Tor the natural and the necessity OF building high chin
neys entirely obvated The cost Of setting IS thus nush
less than by the old methods IL has been spped 70 u
for heating fac aud for dry ng in
great economy both Of cost and Of fuel Boilers and iuf
10 be altered with but light expense OF
delay State County ind vldua nights are oneTsd on
satisfactory and those interested are invited 70 *
anime certificates drawings and models :, Tue once OF 'ne
pfopret0rs. g
Extract from A report Of the Committee Arts and Sci
ences Of the American Institute, sept 80 lsFi
Your Committee OF opinion that this plan Dom
theoretically aud practically ,embr aces tne oss' ia
VI natural laws the economical combustion Oh uei OF
any plan which has yet been exhibited to them by ofos
(sisnsd) JAS. RENwrCK, Chairman.
Reference may be made TO the following gentlemen
who have IL IN -,
samuel Morgan. l2s wster..t n Y, Logvood Works
a. Yonkers Garner Go JjPne-st PRINT Work. At nav,
er.traw: T W Harvey Thirty-thrd-st ~ v, Wire and
Screw Worss; lngersoll Mcdowell, Pepper Mis- SCUM
Tyringham, Mass; Messrs Johnson Kline and others
oil Mill New Brunswick y J. r Suanz, Brick Yard
Grassy Point John Adriance Co. Ponghkeepse' Duu-
4 Harrington, Pleasant Valley D. w Lee, flour
Mills, Genevs, " Y. 6kiFFiN ~,
o29 lAwtf l92 Broadway N Y.
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FoR THE SEAT OF WAR.-The steamship Fan
~ .s,led .s, evening for the BrsIcs She carries Isl
,s..,ers ard large quantity Of qusr'srmss'ers and
eommsssry. stores The Ssrs Psr'hsn sailed az. =,
s's 10 ish Infantry under the command Of cspu
rtn s sna % t,ni,on n. o. Pic. 27th.
MoRy REoRuIrs-The steamship Mehlm came
- a., liver :, 81 early hour YESTERDAY morning.
bringing down hunsred recruit. -. 'Ss Psr,s,n
They were At once transferred 70 sne 81, ,sss Ia
hundred ana h,y a'0'' IN. o. Pie 9Th
Fsox H.y,sA.-The brig p Souls, Capt snltn,
.,,vss Yesterday from Havana having sailed tnenoe
the 3is, mat We 90 not hnd word OF .oee o. ga
papers.
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DANCING.

DODWORTH AS Brooms-s.. near Broadwsy.-The
n. classes for the ensuing season will commence on
Tuesday Oct 5.
A. ID deemng Il unnecessary 10 enter into detailed
account Of the advantages Of his school, OF his
qualifications would simply state that he teaches all the
dances Of the present day and those proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday halfpAs for ladies' and child
rem Tuesday and Friday AZ halt past for gentlemen.
Soirees twice a month, confined entirely to the pupils
Private lessons any time occupied by the classes
In waltIng the Polka Redows any Of the dances.
Academic. or families attended. sli Smlstp
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To TIE LADIES.

Or Townsends sarsaparila fsy0rlte OF tho Ladies
II BELIEVES them OF great Of SUFFERING and gives
them fine compilations and buoyast spirts MIS- rHkef
"''' sourH BRooKLys, Aug H. 1917
DR TOwSsgsD-SV. IL gives me pleasure 70 testliy 10
the beneficial effects have experienced from the use oi
your Sarsapara Ny system was very much reduced oy
and general debility and with variety oil fe
male Complaints read your advertisement and was IN
duced 20 try effect Of your remedy restored me 10
bettsr state health had not enjoyed tor segera years
previous 10 taxing IL and do most cheern recommend
Il as valuable medicine 20 all who are afflicted s nave
been. MRS fAhhEhi pshcs~ o"u'n pi0V'''"
DYSPEPSIA.
No Aud OF medicine has ever been discovered "hch 80
nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva IN dscompos
ing food aud strengthening the organs Of Digestion - @
PREPARATION of Sarsapsra IL p0suvey euresevey cese
Of dyspepsis however severe or chronic . $50.
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBASY May ~, lsto.
DR TowsssSD-Su | have been afflicted TOT several
years with dyspepsia IN its worst iorm atsnoeo Nlh
.onrne. OF stomach loss Of appetite extreme heartburn
AID great aversion all kinds Of food and TOR weeks
what could satl | nave been unable 20 retain put
small norton on my stomach. tired the usual remedles
bat hey had but little effect In removing the com
pl.int 4 was induced about TWO months since w
,our Extract Of sarsaparia and must say win tt.s
confidence but after using nearly two bottles iouho my
appetite restored and the hesrosrn enuIsy .en.seo
.nd would earnestly recommend the use Of y 20 ho'o
VIM NV" w. w. VAN ZASDr.
NIB Purchase none bat such as have wrappers that
hide the bottle pletey and have the written Signature
Of 5 P. TOWNSEND. ,,.yvp.4
Principal Office 10 Fston-st. Sun Building, n hed
ding Co statest Boston Dyott Sons, ~ Norm
second-.t Philadelphia ). ; Hanee, druggist balumors
Durol 4 Co Richmond r NJ Cohen, Chafsstoni "rsht
Co ISL Chsrtres-st New Orlesnsj loo s0atn rcsis
Albany; r. Van Buskirk 23l COT Of Market ano fVsa ~
he Canada o25 msodDlstpkltN
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To- DIR. Chri-tle'- GnIvanic Rings, BE
Brncelef. md NIngnefic Elnid.-Siransers are

spectully informed that the only place IN New-York %
obtain these celebrated articles genuine, Is a. IL lo2
Broadway. between John-s and Maiden-ane al In ali
Of NERVOUS DISEASES, the efficacy Of Chrstie's
ssvsnic articles Is truly wonderful and their great cee
b has caused them be cogntceted by needy persons
who offer spurious and worthless limitations against which
the public respectfully guarded. No Druggist OF Drug
In NewYok will be allowed 70 sell DR.. Chris
ties articles the sale and exclusive Agency sat 1872 Broad
way. au2l n
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By Telegraph to The Tribune.
FROM THE SOUTH.

PETERSBURG Nov. 4, 1871
New Orleans papers of the 2sth ut due this
morning, have failed to reach this place. There
was an arrival from Brazos at New Orleans on the
27th. The Matamoras Flag says that the yellow
fever had not abated there but 1t yielded more
readily to medical treatment and the deaths were
fewer The roads between Camargo and Monterey
were undisturbed. the troops at Monterey and ssl
tillo IN GOOD health
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FRONI THE WEST.

CINCINNATI ONO Nov. 4.
FIRE broke out last night corner Broadway and
Congress ste sud John liquor store burnt down Loss
$4,000.
Richard Drake son of Alexander Drake sctor. died
yesterdsy afternoon.
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Tha above ,tatement elbows Will be perceived, a.
Increase Of 50 In the number Of inmates In the house on
he Lar a. compared with the previous week his
increase Is owing the large number OF arrivals curing
the week.
F,Ry-A fire broke out last night in the dry
goods store Of Benjamin Lehmsir' 2ss Grsno-' "nien
did considerable damage.
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PssSsrLvAsIA-The Harrisburg Telegraph has
full returns Of the vote for Governor and Canal
Commissioner at the late Election in Pennsylvania
Tho es,,res foot nm as follows. Ma
(o,eruoy Irwin w. I2s lbs skunk l.. ..145ll5 l7ts77
Reisart NIL O7 Lemoyne 40 ,oU
caaal Com Patton W l26ll5 Longstreih Llf3,sH HIS
Morton MI, Cos Thomss.db... $50
LEGISLATIVE
S,nae..........l9 Wings IA Locos Ma
Uorse........37 63 20
,u OF
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WESTCHESTER. &c.

RICHARD Morn ySDERHILL, Wing is elected
to the Assembly from the Northern District by
about $50 JAMES Z. BEERS, Wing, is reported to
be chosen from the Southern District but we are
not sure Of this.
We understand that CHARLES WRIGHT, the
Wing Senator, is 800 ahead in Westchester, and
that RocKLAND has probably given little or nothing
against him, leaving Putnam only to hear from,
which may have elected Senator Smith over
Wright, and may not. We want one Barnburner
in the Senate at least.
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Railroad Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Al ?. NJ
By the collision OF engines last night on the
Reading Railroad at Port Clinton they were thrown Of
the track One man was killed. and FIVE others are
thought to be mortsy wounded
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TWO CHILDREN SAVED.

Very few families ndeed-n fact have not heard OF
one-that used DR.. Townsends SaIsaparilla In time lost
any children the past Summer while those mat ala not
sickened aud died The certificate publish below Is
conclusive evidence Of its value and IS only another IN
stance of It's saving the lives Of children;
DR TowNsgNp-Dear SIR had two children cured 5y
your sarsapars Of the summer complaint and dyssnery
one war only Is months old and the other years They
were very much reduced and We expected they would
die they were gwen up by two respectable physicians
When the doctor informed us that we must ose them we
lad heard 30 much Of had little confidence there beng
much stuh advertised that worthless but we are very
thankful that did for Il undoubtedly saved the ves o.
both write this that others may be induced 70 U.S.
Yours respectfully JOHN WILSON, Jr
Mvrtle-evenue Brooklyn, Sept. 10, l8i7
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~ Toothache Cured in One Minute by

Of the Glove AnOdyne-Ihis Is an excellent article
and will cure the most violent toothache pain IN the
gums minute. II j. not unpleasant % the taste VIII
not niure the teeth and effects permanent cure IRE
rs Broadwayn the Granite Building sold also at 100 Full
II East Broadway, and az CoddinstOns 500 lad
Price . cents.
Purchasers must beware Oi spurious compounds called
Glove Auodyne intended 10 deceive the unwary Be sure
aud ask for The Glove An1dyne prepared by HENRY JoHN
sos, and purchase only Of respectable dealers o2 2meoa
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soupNCEls PULMOnIO SYRUP,

SCHENCk- FULMONtU SIHOfI
rU,BaT WE'LL KNOWN Remedy for Tho cure VI
coughs colds liver conf aint, dyspepsia and consump
ton and al diseases that originate rom impure blood
can be bad o. propneors ONCE, Courssod 81 and Of
druggists IN gsD-rsl aus ueooiuo
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
O-For sx years have suffered with these s~fuI discs
and BEG az them 70 Try Dr. Tsyos Bsssm Of Livervort
his medicine cured when could not move In bed,
and wss expected 70 live week Prepared genuine
MARKS 20 hisrss
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Acc,pySr AID DEATH.A msn standing in the
rs.,ern Rsilrosd depot at Albany dsy or two since
rs a., Sr locomotive which wss slowly backing up
- - sns falling between the rails the locomotive
ns.,@a over him. He received no injury from the fall
y, ,hs wheels, but the cowscrsper caused an in'erns
injury which terminated his NE 'ns mex, asy. IL
p.rss NO one but himself and said that when the co
s;se s,ruck him be thought n was man oro~oos
40 sinst n 10, 20 slow yes II moving li'0' NV"
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n Hon JOHN QUINCY ADAMS and iamiiy ieu
the City for Washington yesterday. The venersos
Oeosensrisn dcr he s all of so years old Is In Better
health ihsu for year past May biz days yet be long IN
the and
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~ NIoorhead,. Graduated Magnetic Ma

cbinc-.-These and beautiful instruments have re-
ceived the general cosmendaton OF the medical profess
Of this city, account OF their great simplicity and
excellence. They confidently recommended AZ being
the most beautiful convenient and erecua article OF the
kind which has been introduced the public. Ia All
diseases Of chronic character, the success at
tending their Is truly wonderful Zach machine u
companied b. manual with full directions, and 10
rAnted Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail, By
au2l # ID. L. MOORIIEAD, 1872 Broadway, n.
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LnNArIC ASYLUM.

James Cummings Esq Of the Assistants IN the Lu-
matte um Blackwes Island. is the gentlemen spoken
OF in the following letter;
RHEUMATISM.
Thu. 1. only one OF more than four thousand cases 81
rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Ssrsspanlls has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eradcsied
BY It's extraordinary virtues: -
BLAcKwELL's ISLAND, Sept 10. 1917.
DR TOwN.END-Dear SU. have suffered terribly iof
nine wears with the heum.sm considerable OF the time
could not eat sleep or had the most distressing
pains and my limbs terribly swollen, have used
four bottles Of your Sasspaa and they nave done ms
mora than one thousand dollars worth Of good
much better Indeed. entirely relieved You are At
liberty to use this for the benefit OF the afflicted ~
Yours respectfully, JAMES tDMMiNbs.
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STATEN ISLAND HosPIrAL.-The following state
msnt shows the condition Of the Quarantine Hospital
for me week commencing Oct IS and ending Nov
Remaining last report Ad. see. Dgd Died Kms
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~ Ambro.inI Tooth Paste.

~ AmbrosiaI Tooth Fa-te.-For cleansing the
teeth and gums aud communicating an agreeable ocof 70
the breath, this Ambrosia Paste, composed OF oris ana
other fragrant ingredients has been acknowledge far
peror to any other denirce Being compounded OF as
innsenp materials ~ hardens the gums and makes them
adhere more firmly the teeth thereby assisting mate
ally in preserving the latter from premature decay rms
Paste also combines ntpure-cent and detergent proper
ties In an eminent degree and frequent sure
mean. Of keeping the breath and mouth ~ aswset and
healthy condition Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHN
SON Chemist and Druggist 273 Broadway IN the Granite
Building corner OF Chamberst Sold Also a. 100 Fulton
St and al COddingons 80 Hudson, corner OF Spring.
Pnce % cents. OF xmeod
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COLUMBIA co

NEw.LEBANoN eve Of Nov ,, lei7
This town has given a clear Wing majority for the
first time in many years Fish II Morgan 50 Fillmore
81 Jordan so Coffin Wing Senator, q Osborn, A.
sembly 81 r. S. Wedaesday.-Osborn Is elected.
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LOST HER SPEECH.

The annexed certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of suffering and relief There are thousands OF similar
cases ia this city and Brooklyn and yet there shou-
sands OF parents let their children die los fear OF being
humbugged 70 save few shilhngs -
BRoOXLYS, Sept. IS. lsf7.
DR. TOWNSEND; take pleasure IN stating, for the osne-
IN Of those whom IL may concern that my daughter TWO
wears and sir months DID, afflicted with general de-
bity and loss Of speech She given up a. past re-
covery BY our family physician but fortunately was
recoume nded by friend 10 try your Sarsaparila Before
having used bottle she recovered her speech and was
enabled TO walk alone the establishment OF all who were
acquainted with the Circumstance She Is now quite well
and In much health than she has been for Is months
JOSEfH IA1LON, fvtk-rt DtvVA1h'
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~ Extrnct- for FIayoring Blanc Mango, Jel

hes, Creams Custads Charlotte Russo Puddngs syrups
Sauces &c &C. Highly concentrated Extract OF Vanilla
Lemon. Peach, Rose Ctron, Bitter Almond ard Orange
Also, Rose Water, Peach aud Orange Flower Waters io
havorng al kinds Of CONNECTIONS Cooks and eontectoner
have universally preferred these Extracts account
their great strength aud purity OF flavor easpooniui
sufficient flavor quart Putup walls Al p cents each
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist, ~ Broad
way West sdel in the Granite Building Also sold
leo Fulton Il. o@a <me0d
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&HTh LEI III IL so ~ nEM poRTs q

~ Letter bags open At the otce- -
Of The NewYors Tribune foI all Foreign Ports ana all
letters and newspapers deposited this Office wall always
be forwarded by the very earliest vessels THIS depart
ment under the special supervision Of } b MOWER
Esq well known for many years as the experience ana
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
ment Of the New York City Post Ofhce-
~ Letters and Newspapers will be received a.
the Foreign ship Letter Once Of the New ORR Tribune,
for the pseketship BAVARIA, Capt Howe which sails
for Hsvre on the 3th Of Nov.
Also will be received tho place, Letter. and
Newspapers for the Packst-shp NEW WORLD, Capt
Kuisht. which sails tor Liverpool on the 9th Nov
Also. will be received the place Letters and
Newspapers for the packet-ship HENDRlCk hJDsON'
which sails for London on the 9Th OF Nov
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COULD NOT WALK.

That Dr. Townsend SaIsaparua IS the very oesi iens
for female complaints there no disputiDs thousands
and thousands OF and debtsted females that were
Frustrated by those diseases to which females are subject
NEw.YoRK, Sept %, l347
D. TowSsEND- Dsar Sv My wife has for the as, year
been very sick and In greatly reduced state OF health
bens reduced by variety Of complaints such females
are liable 10 ahe got bad length that she was eney
unable TO walk aud helpless child she com
menced USING your Ssrsspara and she immediately De
IAN 10 regain her strength her complaints lett her. and al
taxing several bottles she is restored Being singular
case have thought II might do good TO publish H. she
sed number Of remedies that done her good previous
ly. Yours, respectfully, -, - ,s.e.. .
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ULSTER co.

kingston Ulster Co. Nov. }, l,f7.
II GREELEY EsQ-Dedr Sir. The returns from the
different towns are nearly all in rendering 1t certain that
both the Wing Members are elected. by msjortes
ranging from $50 TO $50 In haste yours, T. C
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hall, I3I Nassau--t. y. \.
BRAIsTEDs' SALOONS,

LAIE PFALE's MUSEUM. Jy3l II
re- 252 BROADWAY. NETWORK. "a
" J. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner of Deeds for
New-York and C0nuectcgt. Tsmmany Hall 81 n