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s9sr - e D nAas y ssl.niss Ssvs,sasat Thee
Isl nssilSS 6s@saSy.oss sssstisuts 4 cvesv ~
and Aiusty.esven were esstslA 70 attSnd Those who
were oonspieuous In this movement were amons The
most influential In the country and the areasest
number well known to be strongly favorable 10 peace
1t 10 remarkable that the two appointed by santa
Anna to the administration Of affairs In conpectiou with
Pena Psns among the strongest advocates Of peace
But the other hand, 1t Is known that single mem
Der Of congress In favor Of granting the propos
ed by government. This seems to be fixed deter
mnstion with them not to cede New Mexico, in
any event. unless the people of that country should
themselves express willingness for the transfer Bur
the differentiation Of our government IS equaiy decided
not only make any abatement Of the terms offered
By Mr. Tis but to insist terms less Favorable to
Serico in cons quenee Of the fmmems, sacrifice of life
that has resulted from their election o. our former Of
fers So that there is small prospect Of peace 1t Is be-
ieved that many members of CONGRESS in favor of
sending commission to Washington to consist Of one
or three members empowers d to conclude peace; but
it Is whether this plan will ind favor with the
majority of that body
AS have said these dispatches down to the latest
moment-the 2eth ut There is no mention of the de-
tachment Tolucs-none of any revere OF any kind
any apprehension expressed for the safety OF the
army GALvlENSlS.
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IA OUATH WAKD-Th.ld A.ssnoiX D.;tnet IIhe De;
10 the dctst on ew political officials aud opposed hav
ng the party nominations made by small clqne Of office
h. ders and in the people making their
on and srcting their own candidates, requested TO at
Duaue steeet. Monday evening next IS inst, IN
o'cock candidate for Assembly, and
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Der $4,000 Trea ury Ca lOl 1000 do time, loh
EiOO0O MARY land Sg SIS, 7t<; 5000 CITY IS 90, 98&
UnGea statsss, 1857 sos.d q 10, asked Ie2 Tres:
per closed s3H asked, 81 bid City Of
1890 closed at asked esH bid Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road share. X ed asa. bid.
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MARTINI z III K Il A LID

Port OF New York, October ~, Is4
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EENCING BROAD SWORD, and CAVALRY EXER.
ISE taught by NJ De Lany; No AL Broadway, near
Canal Amv and Navy officers taught the Of the
sword lessons sthous 10 suit their o23 l2~rc
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u.rnld Mnr,ns Correspondence.

PH1LADELrHIA, Oetobef "a r M-ArTiyed.shp Mo.
brigs Sves. (B) st rnoug. Gou-abu'g; Putasm. Farrell
0aavsmG nuoue. Eastpon; z, mms!cs, >alas; Me1tor,
agastus upport North aol'ns; NB dioId; Mad n.
~ Isdr do: Bos on Olcuersrr; Sophrona, providence;
Tex $, oh s,,l; Mine!v. Fall River; Leeds. johu
e. AMI anaee, Nfork; soop Cory, do; baIg- Mars 40
clear d-sn Stephen Baldwin Borland, Charleston; bark
3oPhrcss Barton Boston; Bs.ecmo CsT.on, and lake
Berry. + River; Al,xsud ia, Rsnda Weymouth, Mas
W Leeds, Endicott Norwch; No tn CsrJhsa Eldridge
son NV YorL Grsmpu,, Cok do; aud Dolphin Lamp DO
Trou man, Wisslow. do; John q Thomas, Forsyth DO
Chfke Hughes, do.
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THE QUTDOR COLLECTION-The FIRST senes Of this
magnificent collection, consisting of three gigantic Scrip
tural Paintings yz-Christ Healing the Sick IN the Temple
Christ Raising Lazarus from the Dead and Death the Pale
Horse nshed the hghes, ;ye Of the 's Is now open for
of Design. Admission Is cents Season Tickets 80 cents
N B-Witi close on the 2st inst, 500 30fissm
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PLEACHED sHEETlNys AND ,'hkrlNa,-O OF
ID every and wdtha the known brands, b,th heavy
ue be had mauutacturers prices on the second
floor of No az Cedar ar street THIS TIE st
and only exclusive Of beached goods this
furnished couatry merchants to SUIT their
wants. at the trade price Of arg. lots ,, oo
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MEDICAL OFFICE.-DR. JOHNSON, Duane st eet
wi ne " Chith.m well known as the most
eessuI in New York the f
d.essss The ,ct reputation for skill IN those old half
ca red existed fDr years Is pe-enneI Gleet
srcue Ulcers upon body the throat pains
in the head and Tones the legs, efectually cured
Constitutional weakness brought on by secret habit in
duged in by causing ascvious dreams aud night
" emissions prevented Recent cases curedn four
rom business, o23 lt-m
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re-: ssSs:s;i l s!:! &; t I. 4
Bos sSs;' E,. 1:s.'S 81:
3 ssdE 81 fso VIVA Mar
Faeoni, stevens seno Adsa, Mrs Phillips Bsnita su
'f .SSs; % Which DE ADyENUREs OF THE HEATH,
After which BURIED LIVE.
ARABS. or. wild Children Of the Desert.
Doors open stsx o'clock .ad tn. se%ain will rise att
M,a, nas N; o NJ Z,
fsimed, the DUNE BELLE-o'smILs, H g. attain; Eliza.
Aaer w5,eh fancy :; dance BY Mis-. DeIoraps
TO be followed D. the Ethopesn Minstrels.
Ts VI r n sf M
AdmIttance-Boxe. Is csn..; Pig rs esnl.
4 IN, >, BUNEkY AnrnlInk ATnE.-john Tryon
yirst Fl! 'sa H. s
Mr.. BARNEY W. CAhROiL, the great Two Horse
OF The sfLvEk SHOWER. VIII be repeated
%S eoaeuas with JxCT ROBINSON AND HIS MON
Boxes IS cents; Pit i2h cents Children to the boxes
MlTCHELLs OLYMPIC THEATRE.-saurday Eve
tn MY 4tfERioTs EAMILY-N.rci,sus Dsdod.i. Mr. Hell
''nu' a,cn . uu ur TIE sLY-Nr Pimlico Pippin,
M A s"a sb new VI osRsl E Mary G:,s Mary
ns aiS SsiH T's an NJ Holland
Mad Dup us, Mss Taylor
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tended to them, The cali, II viii be perceived,
is Tor 'six months volunteers. but it will be
recollected that under an act OF Congress, no
volunteers can be received for q less term than
l2 months, or until the expiration Of the war.
But Notwithstanding this "fxed fact !" the Go.
vernon expresses his readiness, with his accus.
TONED patriotic fervor, ito pull of hi. coat and
90 TO work to raise volunteers, and he hopes all
good citizens will aid him. This hope he will
ass1feily realize for the citizens Of Louisiana,
OF all parties, will stand by their Chief Magis.
trate in any responsibility he may assume in this
emergency. When our country is engaged 10
war, Louisianians will throw aside party, and
Wing and Democrats will calamity come to the
rrscne. The veteran, Gen. Brooke in command
ofthe Western division of the army, has sgn.
fed his willingness TO muster the TROOPS that may
offer into the seviee Of the United States, and if
Col Hunt, the United States Quarternaster, will
furnish the means Of transportation, as we can.
not doubt under the circumstances he will, the
Governor, Immediately on this fact being ascer.
ta;ned, will issue his proclamation for one regi.
snent Of volunteers at time, and when that is
full, then for smother !; by which time intelli.
sence will probably be received from Washing.
III. l. d
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PRICE CURRENT. n
uANcE's sARs ,pARlLLA. on BLOOD

IL PILLS FIFTY EfLLSIN AB0Xi
The Cheapest and hes, Medicine in existence!
Every person who is subject TO Bilious Fever,
should purify their blood and system Ivy
W using a box of the
SARSAPARlLLA OR BLOOD PILLS!
Persons afflicted with Cos,iveness. should Try the
HANcE's SARSAPARILLA, OF BLOOD PILLS.!
Young ladies and gentlemen troubled with Pim-
pies on the Face should try the
SARS.iPARILLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Singing 10 The .Eafs relieved hy the = - =
HANcE's SARSAPARlLLA, or BLOOD PILLS!
Headache and Gidliness cured nv using the
.SARSAPARTLLA, OR BLOOD PILLS!
Drow.iness aud General Debility, cured bv the E
HANcEs sSARSAPARIlLA.o or BLOOD PILLS!
Dyspepsia can be cured by using The suts1
S.aRSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PILLSi
OrPersons who have taken considerable portions
Of mercury, and in consequence have pains in the
homes, should use freely the .y.-s
HAxcx's sARsAPARiLLA. or BLOOD PILLS!
or Persons IN want of . PHI that is Pu,e!y
Vegetable, and 10 warranted not 10 confa,n part.
Gle Of Mercary, should use the 1yy
SARSAPARILLA.o or BI.O0D PILLS!
uT THE GENUINE FOR SALE BY %
SETH 4. HANCE, los Baltimore st. and corner
Of Chrales and Pratt streets. Baltimore,
and by GEORGE BRIGHT. Sunbury,
d. .BRAUTIGAM, Northumberland.
March ~, ie47. r.-t b..
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SOMETHING NEW!
N>HE Subscribers have the exclusive right o
l. vending !. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot 1Nast Hot Air Cooking
"a. ~TOD~">r RI,

= Al =
o. sA..,r:m w.. = cs '' Oo'."o,' On"
.i,ss3v H.. osn.o, - - i"' ,.s':. ~.
stove s CONSTRUCTED on an ent;,elv new princiuie.
and on ihe only p;inciple that eIn mako both
good wood and coal stove. The inventor has over.
come all the difficulties ,ha, SO FREQ belong t
other stoves. He has by his arrangement, con.
st,uctcj a brciIinc -fOVcn Ia r,o,,f. wbcre
and all the smell tha, arises ,betet,om must pass
into the coa,bustihlc chamber. and is not a, al,
thrown out into the room ID BESIDES this, there
is an oven oDiy two inches less Than The whole size
If the stove, wherein hiking or roasting may be
done as well as il eau I've in the cnmmon brick oven.
This oven is always ft ior nse when the slove is
heated, as the whole draush, Of bo, air passes a.
round i, constantly. .I.. 'i-
Public attention is particularly called 10 this
stove II can be sen at our Store and TIN E-tat>
lishment in North Danville az the sign "f the CO.
lun,'hs Tin shor, nnd at the Foundry of Rohrhach
Il Clement II Sunbury, where its particular quail.
ties will be fully shown aimed TO any person
w'shing to ex,rn'ne 1t. a' ''rt ' as
The Subscribers continue to hsVs on hand oil
kinds of arci stoves such rs radiators. cylenders
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LIST OE JURORS
or Northumberland Conn,y. for April T'rm,
~ A. ID. ls47.
Grand Jurors.
Le,Uis.-I.sac Tuner.
Dei.Darc. John Denrler.
Milton -Juhn Robins, Stephen Wilson, Thos.
Pollock.
ChiiEsquaque.-Jo-eph Nesbi,.
Sanbury.-AMahsm Erwin. Pete, Hikman.
Henry &. Martin.
Lo,yer Augusta Ell Pciff.. Joel Wolf
Shansokin.-Jacnb Marz Jacob Z. Muench.
Rush-Ioserh Reader, WIN. ID, pui, John II IT.
man, Absshsm Moore. y .A OF .-A@sS +ta~
CsaI-Jsme. GiIgsr, BENJAMIN katherman.
Upper Mahmoy.-Peter Mon,iiius, John Bcis.
ST., GeHce Sn, der.
I0,Der Mah0n0y Wertz.
Jackson.-Grorge krebs.
''ae Traverse Jurors.
Tmrbut.-Jobn Haag, ST.
I.wis John Wallis. Amos Glaze.
Dela,care. acob Siez'. WIN. McWi,,iams,
Thomas Mckee Peter KeIchner James Kirk, 10
scph Durham, James Lowry, James Car, Abra-
ham Sterner.
Mihon.-Dennis q. Cau, 7
ChiNsquague Fisher. John Frederick
POint-Abel Gibbons, Henry Watts. John
Hammer. "a
Daniel Haas, George Eckert
Sunbtlry -samusl Gurs,er, John schmick.
Upper augusta Haughswou,, Mordecai
Lawrence.
Lo,cer AUGUSTA Henry II. Malich, Reuben
Gsriug,r. Daniel k,uffm,n.
Shan,okin.-Conrad Yse'r, Allen Auchmuiy,
David Chichester, Samuel Hoover, George Miller,
Jesse Campbell, VIM II. Muehch.
Rush.-Wm. ID. Gesrhart, WIN. Met;icr. or,
Coaf-AlrIaudeI Caldwell.
Upper Mahonoy.-GeoTee Paul.
Loper Mahonoy.-Eiias Boyrr. Abraham Bin.
gaman, Philip Bobb. Benjamin Tf'go, Jacob spniz.
Little Mahonoy.-J Jsrob d. Hoffman.
Jaekson.-Wm. Deepen, john 8. Haas, Jacob
CreasingeI. ...,..,.. q
Petit Jurors.
! Tsrbui-Dsvid l.. iIlsnd, George Good.
| Levs.-John N. Bryson, Adam Schuler.
DeIa,oare.-Isasc y. Lill,y. Henry Reader. Phi
lip Nc Williams. John Watson, Reuben =, Hiney
! lMfon.--Bcstram Gilhreath, Jacob Wheeland,
Amos Wtier. Hugh N. Dawson, &. Bartholomew.
| fChiilsqua9ue-Jscob Rhos,s, rs ,
Northumbylaad.-JohnC Cake. -,
| Sunbury-John g. Fry. a 'g''S
! Upper Axgssts.-Ssmusl Oberdoif
Lowey Augvssa.-John foy, John Mslich. FL,
SAss'skis.-ssns.I EP's', Isssc sobs,. Felix
Lerch.' SO ~ cl"lho rHa ~ q s.
VRu.h -Gilbet Decty, wm. Fisher. i,o, I. |.
Coal Reuben EisenhsH, Jerenish Bacon, Pc.
Ter Wsikeim 81 'e risia s,i s'l'ri o' i1e b1ina
gSrr xsl~ey = aaron Hoifi. John schniet
Lo~s, xaasuey. .ASr,h.m Deepen. Joseph
Fensts, mschev, " NJ .il' : hef' 1'sn 80
Jaet.og,1p.pisl Schwartz, Joseph Trso, Mar
] lin DIumhellsI.
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D.. TT IS WRITTEN

THE BOOK OF NATUPE AND OF
COMMON SENSE. that the natural vegs,a-
ble productions OF every country are. if properly
applied, amply sufficient for the cure Of every ma.
lady incident 10 each peculiar elims,e. -.a
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
fr N@' OF THE r
North American College OfIyeaIth,
are composed Of all plants which grow spontaae-
ously on our own SOIL anil are therefore better a.
dip'ed 90 our constitutions than Medicines concoc-
ted from foreigu drugs however well they may he
mpoundej; and - they sre founded upon tho
principle thst the husasn body is in truth
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely, corruyA humors, and that said Medicine
cures this disease on NATURAL PRIscIPLEs, by
cleansing and purifying The body, il will be man'
ifcst that, II the consttuuon Re not entirely eI-
hausted, perseverance, in their use, according tn
jeCtios, is absolutely cettaia to drive disease Of
every NAME frem the body. @
When we wish to restore q swamp or morass 10
fertility drain il Of the superintendent wster. In
like manner. H We wish % restore the body To
keakh, we must cleanse 1t Of impury.
WRfCHr'S tNiHAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will he found one Of The best, If not the very best
medicine in the world for carrying out this GnAsD
PURSrgIHe PRINcIfLE. becsuse they expel from
the body al morbid aud corrupt humor. the cause
Of che disease, in an easy and Natural Manner;
and while they every day Owe RAsE Ann rLEAsURE,
ai case e every name is rapidly driven from tho
Il edv. ... n.. I-.-l .. .......- ...-.... ...
TNe ieH"wirg highly respectable s,orekeepcrs
have been duly appointed agents for the sale Of
WrisHs Indian Vegetable Pile, in Norhumber,
l. md county: rsr. .. t-r' a-
Henry Masser, Sua5ury. .......
L. Il J. Kaufman, Augusta township.
Samuel Herb, Little Mahonoy.
William Deepen, Jackson.
Beueve Holshue, Upper Mahonoy.
John g. Rem, Upper Mahonoy.
Samuel John. Shamokintown.
Forsythe, Wilson e. CO., Northumberland.
e. L. Piper, Watsonl,urg.
Irand & Hays. McEwensviRe.
James Pccd. Pottsgruve.
VIM. q Scott, RushvilIe. ..-
Hartman Knpble, ysburg r. O.
Amos T. Beisse', Turbu,sve.
Gideon sha.lel, Upper Mahonoy.
Rhodes & Farrow, Saydsrstown.
| John King Farmersvile.
Siias C. Cook. Martins Creek.
| J. De Young HicksviIle.
Absahuu Sherer. Richmond.
| Samuel Taylor, SsteforJ. ..
| John II. Vincent, Chilisquague.
WIN. Heinen Il B,aher, Milton.
! BEwARE OF CONFERENCE.-The public nro
csstioned aeainst the many spurious medicines,
which in order 70 deceive. called BY names 81.
misr to Wngh1s Indian Vegetable Pills.
| Tas ssLg ORIGINAL Ann GENUINE INDIAN We.
GErAsLk Puts have the signature of VIM. Wright
wR,rrES WITH rEs on the top label Of each
lox. None other Is genuine, aud 10 counterfeit
| this ID fOHGEpv.
n-T Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale Of
| WMGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Of the North American College of Health No. 2sa
Greenwich Street. New York No. l9s fremont
Street. Boston; and PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No,
1863 RACE SruEkr, Philadelphia.
Jan 30th, lS47.-sl9v.
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Valuable Property

F Cd LIZ ~ A La "s
VIlIiE Subscriber oilers Tor sale, on moderate
L terms, a valuable piece Of Ind, situated in
Augusta township, Northumberland county, about
miles from Sudbury, IN the Tulp hocken road,
containing seven acres more or lrss in an excellent
state Of cultivation, whereon are ertcred large
frame dwelling house 3s by 40, AMI a store
house-ls by 90, with excellent water at the doors
a bank harn-2s by 81, and an ice house under
ground. 1t is one Of the bet business locations in
the county. For further information inquire of the
subscriber on the premises.
EMANUEL KAUFMAN.
Augusta, March 6, lS47--1t
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Notice

hereby given TO all lrgstees, creditors, and O.
iher persons interested la The estates Of Thomas
Gran, decd. settled by his adm de houis non cum
,e,tamento anne1o, Kenderon Smtht of Morris
smith decd, settled by his adu'rs Henry Hsup,
and David Marta of Michael Ncidig j. cd, settled
by hi. admits Samuel s. Wognet and George Con
rad; of John Bia,ner decd. settled ny his admir-
Jacob Herb; the guardian account Of George Con,
rad. guardian Of Sarah Mslich, Hsnnah Malich.
Lydia Malch, Esther Mslich, Charlotte Maiich,
Mary MsIich and Jer msh Malich Of Robert
Farnswor,h deed, settled by his adm'r John Farms
worth; II Catharine Kline deed, settled by her
admir- Thonss PsIdoe, Of William Painter dec d ,
settled by his adm'r Thomas Pardoe; Of jain
Fe..,er deed. settled by his aim'r Martin Randall;
of John L.isenring snr deed, settled ny his ex'I
Henry Gussler; Of Daniel Levy decd, settled by
his eIrs Lewis De~.rt and Alexander J,rdsn;, of
Jscob Gass decd. settled by his exr Wm. II,
Muemch; OF Asa Pancoas, decd. setlled by bis si 7
w. II. Mueach.-Lae Of Northumberland county,
dec'd that the executors administrators end gpar-
dsns Of said deceased estates have hled their &C.
counts with the Register OF this county, snJ that
they, will be presented 10 the Orphans Court oi
said county on Tossdsy the 9th day Of April nexi,
for confirmation and sllovsnce. ,- ~.
--.-----,,-----...-,.s EDWARD OYSTER,
a'sunbury, March 8. .iie4d. h..t -" Register
DARK.--1hs kisk,s, market price pail LI
I'D Bark, st the stoIs Of ..gf tt,t.f
March az, lsi7, JOHN BOGAR
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Tnurn AKIN TO NArunE.-Have You pain
BE thankful II is a vigorous effort of Nature to
throw of morlmfc matter. From what may the
morhifc matter arise! From a huise. or u whole.
some air which has h'come mixed with the blood,
or lnco 'poratrd in il. but whih is liable To tain,
the whole mass # not speedily removed. Or the
pain may arise ON bile which has hecome had,
rancid, putrid, in quence e the want Of pow
a. in the proper organs to discharg" it, This pan
which So freieh'ens people is only the symptoms
of the efforts Of Nature (for the vital principle Of
the ,lood,) TO eIpel the prcant or impure matter,
which would otherwise destroy the human fatric.
In ord,r to discriminate between Truth and con-
lecture, We must he guided by the ligh, nj EIP@ri-
.nce. To what does exp.rierce di"et' To the
free use Of DR.. Brandreth's Pills in all cases OF boz
Oily suffering. In all acute Diseases. LET Ban.
,lrc,h'sPils and mild diet be used. and the patient
viii soon be restored 10 good health. ssls rtrsyfF
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II A IL M
VDU SAGaGH

~D@ SAGaSn,
THE subscriber offers for sale . cheap Farm,
situate in Shamokin township, Northumber.
land county. shout eight miles from Sunburv, ly.
ing between The Centre turnpike and Irish Valley
containing log scres and allowances. Said farm
is in good state of cultivation, with reasonably
good buildings and excellent water near the door
and all kinds Of hut. &c.
JOHN FARNSWORTH.
Supbary Feb %, lS47.
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NIOD"E
Volunteers Wanted.
The Latest News from the South,
W. E THOMPSON

The Latest News from the South
W. e. THOMPSON
vXJlLL open. on the first Of April. new and
w handsome assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware. Queens~ are,
Stationary. Palm Leaf end Leeho,n Hats,
Paints, Oil, Window Glass. Nails,
Fish, Ssk, &C., &c, &c.
all Of which he will cell on the Potsvile plan, viz
cheap. fr ready pay only.
G The usual kinds Of produce taken, a, mar.
ket prize y ~s Z. s~ TF - = - si 81
suobury. March .7th, ls47.-3t = y. 80
Pause Reader!!!
This good advice comes from a friend, On elu.
Gated physicisn, and one who has been currd o
pro,rsc,ed illness, nv "THE IMPROVED INDI.
AN VEGETABLE PILLS." (SusAR Colrsp
which At this rnomeB, effecfing some Of the
most remarkable cures on record, and they will con
,inue to heal the sick long as they are resor'ed
To by them. This is no nosrum. made merely Ia
sell irrespective fns qualities, hut valuable med
lcine made by 9 we'll Informed Ply sicisn. Of vepe-
table Ingredients, pure, egioacioIs, and harmless
In n few days. We hall make public report Of Sc.
verai more cases ofpvc,pEp cures for we note no
ofhers) and the public may knop on what medi-
cine TO RELY in time Of need.
o. CAUTION.-As q miserable imitation has
been made, by the name Of "Sug,r Coated Pills
it is necessary tn be sore that DR. G BKNJ. SMIrH's
.igna'u,e 10 on every box. Price 25 cents. pa.
Principal Office, l79 Greenwich st. New York
Sold by JOHN w. FRILING, Sun5ury.
.,..s.' WIN. FORSYTHE. NorfhumG
March 20. ls47 ''
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