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New Posr OrFIcEs.--A Post Office has been es
tabished at Shade Mills, Allegany county, Md, and
VIM. Frost appointed postmaster.
Thepo office at Fntstone, Alegany county, Nd
has been re-established- James Wilson, appoint
ed postmaster.
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Seventeen out Of twenty Wing members Of the
next Congress, who have been written TO on the sub
Of ever eecting Mr.. Clay.--M Y. Mirror.
They are wise men in their generation
We know of thirty-three more Wings in the
next Congress, in addition to the seventeen
alluded to by the Mirror, who are Of the
same opinion, and whose voice will be heard
when the time for counsel comes,
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A LAND SLIpE.--About half an acre Of the Lake
bank the foot of Erie street. In Cleveland, as we
learn from the Herald, slid off into the Lake on the
night Of the LIST inst, carrying down with house,
which was completely demolished.
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no. Agency for tho national WING m

10 Agency for tho National WING In
Georgetown-The citizens Of Georgetown are respect.
iu'y informed that JOHN w. BRoNAUGIi, ESD, Broksr
&C. on Bridge street. few doors west OF the Union ,ay
er is agent for the National Wing Persons DESTROYS of
cling served with the National Wing In Georgetown will
please leave their names and residences with Mr. Bru
nangh.
no ENocH w. sMALLwOOD, Garrison street, Navy
Yard IN Agent for the National Wing Persons wishing 10
be supplied with the paper will please leave their names AT
bis store and they win be served,
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The following beautiful Specimen Of legal pers-
picuiry, is from "Haddock,s Chancery Practice"
English edition, vol |, p l25: "When person is
bound to do thing, and he does what may enable
him to do the thing, he is supposed in equity to do
it with the view Of doing what he is bound to do"
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No DouBT.-The London correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer says depend upon it, that II
the United States would assume the WHOLE of the
Mexican debt, they might roast and eat the Mexican
people without remonstrance from any one of the
virtuous and humane courts Of Europe"
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PORT OF oEonoErows, sovEmuEn 10, ls47.

a#4 ''' H+ ARRIVED.
Schr Washington, Powell, New York, to F & A
H Dodge, merchandise for the District.
Schr Isaac Harris, veasey, Ncwtown, stnves and
laths.
Schr Columbus West, wood.
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MARYLANDINL LINE AGAIN-This staunch
old State is in line again. She has adver-
tised that she will pay the interest due upon
her bonds on the 1st of January next.
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And which the spirit Who decphers them7"
Harry, to prevent the coming crisis volunteers con-
fession, but invites you to comparison Of the heads
With his outrageous Tory hatred of the Yankees he
of course declares there's comparison ridicules
the fac-simile, and hastily selling what he mistakes
for the counterfeit, coniounds the company by quo
tation from the Latin Of Terence that very small
fragment of the Eunuchus which Punkett forced in
10 his head through the opposite pole OF his person
"Ne eomparandus hic quidem ad lum est, lille erat
Honesta facie,. ct lberalp'
And, finally, disguised to find tina, he has ascribed
the more gentlemanly bearing to the American. ne
losses the whole parcel into the docks with the tar
dy announcement that II was my friendly consipui.
ment TO yourself well MS the very curiosity of lite
nature which you much desire to see You re-.
member, doubtless, what did not rccollect, that
there is no port Of entry in her Maesty's empire for
the Icons of British copyright property They come
with Frenchifed air from the press OF Galipnani I;
they arrive in vulgarised costume from, the cheap
manufactures of New England but the scent Of The
vermin is familiar TO the nose OF Il collector Of Gus.
TOMS and no rat-catching terrier, says my informant,
ever poiinces upon his Norwegian with half the gus
20 with which such an official snubs such an ntrud-
err health say, to the fury of this sort OF lcono-
clasts' L.
Our friends unusual caution has saved you the ex-
ctement of the scene have imagined, but IL puts
me to the necessity of substituting hurried des-
crpon for the ocular satisfaction had proposed To
send you. Who would have supposed thirty years
since that one Maya would not be enough for the
" orld, and that New York would be the seat of its
double' Yet it Is now twelve years
since its twin started up this side the water and
has been battening and fattening the rewards Of
successful illegiimacy. Nay, for portion Of that
,eriod, Maya has been three gentlemen at -
The very pirates were pirated and undersold; and
wo reprints of Maya, both protesting to be facsiml
e, were ut one time supported in America, in addi-
on countless republication Of particular articles
Ich, for instance as the tales Of "Ten Thousand a
ear" and "Caieb Stukely@ | think ] hear you
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Mr.. Wise fully sustans the Administration, and is
expected to give his views on the Brazilian ques-
tion.-Bah. Argus.
Surely II is no longer true that the leopard cannot
change his spots
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List Of Passengers on board Of the frgate Cumber-
land for Chagres
Commodore Thomas A. P. c. Jones, appointed to
command the Pacific squadron; Commander G. X.
Stribling Cdpt. of the Fleet, Pacific squadron; Mr..
VIM. M. Stewart Secretary to Com. Jones'; Mr.. c.
Stribng, Clerk to Captain Of the Fleet; Commodore
David Geisingor, appointed to command the East
India squadron; Mr.. Edward Schley Secretary to
Commodore Geisnger.
NComdr james Glynn; DR.. N. G. Barrabno, and
Dr. J. F. Brooke, surgeons forlduty in the Pacific
squadron.
Passed Mid'n M. p. Jones; Mid'n J. J. Cornwell;
Mr.. J. b. Gray, of Va; Mr. J. G. Campbell of Ore
gon; Mr. Jas b. Taylor, of NY
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NOVICE.

M@@ At regular meeting Of Association, No.
xS 1, U. Ii. OF IT,, OF the District OF Columbia,
held at their usual place Of meeting tKngs Gallery)
Friday evening" Nov s. the following members were elected
officers for the ensuing quarter:
President--Enoch burnett.
lst Vice President Washington Naor
ri do, VIM r. Shedd ~
ID do VIM johnson.
Recording Secreary--David Miller
Financial do. j. L. Henshaw.
Treasurer Christopher Cainmack.
Corresponding Secretary-Thos, @. Dom
Observation-Disclosures Houx
Deputy Marshal-Wm. II. Tranne
Assistant Deputy Marshal-John Leitch.
Per order OF the Association a..a
nov lo-lt' DAVID MILLER, r. s.
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Ship " { 10 s.
ponr or wAsHrsoros, sovEMuEn 10, lsl7.
IT. No arrivals up to 2 p. m.

Al mo urrIVuIs up 10 p, III.
EiHfsr.g 4..I.:h, CANAL TRADE
Canal-boat rhos Jefferson, wood, several citizens.
Liberty, wood, Cazenave.
I" Marion wood s Harvey
g Help, wood, J Wilson.
I" Pheasant sand Mr. Souisa.
/" Barbra Ellen, wood, ii Haislip.
+" Columbian Star, wood, H Haislp
=" Maryland, wood, J Hill
I" Fly, wood G II Cockrell
I" Major Ringold, wood, w Wartcr.
I" Gen Taylor, wood, J S Harvey.
I" Temperance, wood J Hill
:" Wave, wood Capt Neal
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Arriuals at GOtsls, etc., up to 9 y. M.

NATIONAL HOTEL, ny s. s. COLEMAN.
Jno r Monks a. lady, Boston ID Draper Boston
Major XIII d child, Va q q Farnham N
Robbins, VI $ Blanchard, NY
n g Bright, Ind DR. Cohen, Baltimore
NJ s Bright, Ind pm Kelly, Z"
Grfrey,NY ii Irant Mo
VIM Bacon, Boston 4 Eliason, Va
Jos Francis NY Smith, Conn
l. q Wlber Baltimore
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, nv r. a M. BROWN.
VIM M I.erune, Tenn @ Lucas, Va
w Cunningham g. lady, Va i Ayres, Philadelphia
Gray d lady, Nil Chas ]. Woodbury., Mass
Clageit, Md G Orrick, Va
u lngraham seryi, Va Mrs Rutledge, Md
w Davis NY Ruiledge, Md
Jno w Tyler, Va LIB Jenkins, Md
A Middleton, Md
oADsBys HOTEL & s.,,,
~ w Aspinwall, lady and NJ w Ayhvin, Del
seryt NY ST Nidlet, st Louis
Mr. Waloaeh Md
TyLERs HOTEL.
Jno Seddon, Va l. Smell, Ga
NJ Weston d lady, sc WK Hall, NY
u Ware, Ga ii Squire x son, Va
Poythress, Ga
UNITED STATES HOTEL
Middleton, jr. Pbllad John !. Broero, Brazil
]. Waterman, NY FS Key, Md
w Simpson and lady, NY JP Chamberlin aud lady
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MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL,

A BALL will be given by the WASHINGTON LIGHT
IA INFANTRY at Odd Feilows' Hall on Tuesday, thc
loM Norenber 10 which they invite their friends and
and where the company will provide for the
TO make equal TO any OF their former Balls Members
other military companies who may attend are requested to
appear In uniform. ~
being the intention Of the company apply the proceeds
arising from the ball in aid Of the Washington Monument,
s hoped their endeavors viii be aided by the citizens,
thereby enabling them TO contribute amount worthy Of
he ohIec
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List Of Officers and Pripaies ofhe 18Th COMPANY o
The Virginia Regiment Of Volunteers under Gen
Taylor al Camp near Buena Vista, Merico.
Captain, James Thrift;
LIST Lieut., James Dulaney;
I'd do w Neil;
Brevet I'd do Richard Young;
lst Sergeant, H Herbert, Va;
I'd do Thomas Moore
sd do Charles Bishop, Washington;
LIST Corporal, John r Gunnell Va;
I'd do Abner Burke;
Sd do Franklin Thrift;
4th do Augustus Davis
PRIvATEs.
w S Bruce, Md;
John Ballinger, Va;
Brown, Washington;
Brown, do
= Burns, Va;
James Clements, Washington;
VIM Corrie, Bait;
Churchill, Mass;
John Day, Washington;
James Day, do
VIM Dout, do
RI Diker, Harpers Ferry, Va;
Robert Dyer, Va;
James Conroy, Washington;
Henry lien, r Evans 40 40
Maron Fennick, do
James + Given, do
Pat Catchy, Va;
Chas Hanes do;
Edw l. Hamilton, Washington;
VIM Hazan, Va;
VIM Jenkins, do;
Caleb Kitchen, do;
George Kern, Washington;
Chas Kennedy, La;
Lakeman, Washington;
Opie Lindsay, Va;
John Mcdonald, Washington;
James Mansell, Cumberland, Md;
Jampa NeaOn Va,
A Mills do;
II Mills, do;
John Moore, do;
Dugobert Obanion do;
Chas Patterson, do;
John Richards, do;
Geo + Richards, do;
Henry Richards do;
Thos. Ratcliff, Washington;
VIM. Roby, Alex'dra, Va,
A Smith, Washington;
l. J Smith, Cumberland,
James Steuart, Washington;
T. Stork, do;
Sam Shekels, do;
Chas Wren, Va;
Thomas Wright Washington;
Geo Y White, Bait;
VIM Kelly, Va;
James Dean, Alexandria;
James Griffith, Washington;
LIST OF DEsERTEns.
Richard Byrant, Mass;
VIM Allen, Fairfax, Va;
James NOVEL;, do
Richard Gordine, do
NAMES OF THOSE WHO HAVE. DIED.
Capt Henry Fairfax, Va;
Charles Vert, Va;
Mahlon Mills, do;
Robert Mills, do;
Samuel T'rott, do;
LIST OF THE DISCHARGED
John Barnard, Washington;
Henry Eaton, do;
james deNeal, do;
James Vert, Va;
Jacob Dreamer, Washington;
M Mccoy, Va;
REcAPITuLATIoN.
Total commissioned officers
DO non-commssoned officers g
Do privates 81
Do dead
DO discharged 6
Do deserted
Do Mustered In service 81
Number at present time sc
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In Baltimore. on the 7t instant by the Rev DR. JouNs,
JAMES SESSFORD, OF this city, to Miss MARY ELIZA
BETH MACE, of the former place. IT.
10 Baltimore on the LIST instant by the Rev, Mr.. Mus.
GRAVE WILLIAM ADHESION TO Miss JANE, eldest daugh.
ter OF WM. NEWTON Esq, all Of that place. II.
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OuR BIBLE ADOPTED by THE RADBIEs.--A letter
has been received, says the New England Puritan,
from Rev. Mr. Schaufiler, dated Constantnople, Au-
gust 10th, ls47. Mr.. Schuuler had visited Salonca
in July and urges the establishment Of mission
there, with special referance to the Jews. From
Mr.. Blunt, the British Consul, who has resided the
last twelve years at Snonica, he derived much valu-
able information. According TO MIR. Blunt's state
ments, there are in Salonica thirty thousand
Jews.
In enumerating the circumstances favorable to a
mission there, Mr. Schauffier says, "that through
the dissemination of the Old Testament among them
they have becomg more friendly. They perceive
that we love and understand the law and the proph-
ets they feel kindly in view of the important service
we huve rendered them BY giving them the Holy
Scriptures in language thay can read and under
stand; and they confess that the translation is with
out guile, honest and true. Now it must be remen-
bered that the centre of rabinical learning Is not
Constnntinope, but Saonica, and the assent of the
Salonica Rabies TO the correctness of version
is concession which could hardly have been ex-
pected, and which cannot fail to make favorable
impression among the Jews generally.
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NOTIcE TO mARINEns.

The following BuoYs have been recently placed In the
Delaware Bay by the United staes surveying schooners
Nautilus and Ware.
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NAvAL.-The following is list officers Of the fri
gate Cumberland, which sailed from Hampton Roads:
VIM. Jameson, Captain;
James H. Ward, Executive officer;
VIM. Sinclair Purser;
Amos @. Gambrill Surgeon;
Lieutenants-Al Taylor, Bernard G. Mooller,
John J. b. Walbach, Peter N. Murphy
Marine officer-lst 1t. Isaac S. Doughty
Nathaniel Frost, Chaplain;
William A. Nelson, Passed Asst Surgeon;
Washington Sherman, Asst do
VIM M. Caldwell, Master;
Passed Midn-Thoinas l.. Dance, VIM. f. Hop
kins, John L. Davis;
Actg Md'n--Wm. T. Hutchinson, Chns F.. Thorn
burn, James Stillwell, David Blake, Georgia II.
Chapman; Charles w. Fesser, Joseph p. Tyffe d
G.. Whitthorne, r. w. Ives, c. g. Cannon, s. N
Quackenbush John Eggeston, Robert M. Caldwell
John d. Hand;
Cupt's Cerk-Alexr M. Rose;
Purser's Clerk-Robert Spelden;
Boatswain- Robert Simpson;
Carpenter-Gerard Henderson
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DIED,

In ioson, on the 10th nltmo, after long and painull.
ness, HENRY ANDREWS youngest son of the late DR. J
A. BREHEToN, u. S. Army, aged IL years. It.
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ITO be concluded in our next.]


How THE Wan MAY be cLosED.-So far, says an
officer of tie army writing to the Norfolk Herald
from Vera Cruz under date the 18th October nothing
is attained by conquering the city of Mexico, except
scattering their army into many armiesall and each,
as far as we can learn, larger than our ocn. Peace
is not then 10 be attained by this conquest. The
Mexican people q mean the influential and wealthy,
and who lead or force the res have no idea of peace
for different reasons one the influential part is in
huenced bv Office and the situation of mower 10 rob
the pubc the other the greater mart the very great
desire m see their conn,rv undar stable wholesome
laws where ,i6 and nronertv ara secured and free
outIe far the sale If The nrodnc,ions If their farms
Tbis ,,,er class nre sut,icienv ntelliaen n know
,his cratic IF ,svor ex;s, in ,beI ov nndor
Mexicon authorize and tberee,re nroong tho wor in
49,, - a,o.ra X ,,,ho 81 1870,
- +, r.. i,,,,a ia $500, ''.,,a",,a
- y. -,
.I.,. .@ y. r.' ".' ~ ~ W
80, ,,,. ~ w ~ , " ~,
anu " ue u.''eon " 'ho WIN
'"s Nv e' o"' 'e''nio y oi'e' o'e'
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PORT OF ALnxANDnrA, NovnmnEa 8.
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CATEcHIsM OF THELATE SENATOR Fos-
TER.-The Democrats in the Legislature of
Tennessee, have been catechising the late
Senator Foster. He answers, that if he had
been in the Senate Of the United States, he
would have voted against the tariff of 1916
or have resigned his seat-that he always
deprecated the orders of the President d.
recting Gen. Taylor to take post on the Rio
Grande, as the immediate and uncalled for
occasion of actual hostilities, but that, since
Congress approved Of them and recognizedth
war, he goes in for the war heart and hand
until peace is had-that he is opposed to the
Wilmot Proviso as an outrage on the rights
of The Slave States--that he is for letting
the Tariff Of 1876 stand and be tested by its
results. His questioners did not take any
thing by that motion-that's certain.
Curious ELECTION REsuLTs.-In look
ing over the official returns of the late
Georgia Gubernatorial Election, we were
struck with the fact, that, while Clinch's
losses and gains, compared with the vote for
Crawford in 1s45, scarcely exceed one hun
dred in each of only six counties, Towns
vote compared with that thrown for Meal
lister in ls45, in each Of ten Counties, SO
far exceeds one hundred, as to give him a
majority over McAllister of 2O43-more
than enough to elect him Governor. Clinch
gains on the vote for Crawford AIT votes
and Towns on that for .McAllister 3457
votes. The gains in ten Counties are so
disproportionably large that they look as
though there was cheating round the board
Here is the instructive table
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Passengers to join Com. Perry at Hera Cruz.
1t. Fitz Allen Deas 1t. Murry Mason, Acting
Mid'n, l.. L. Brose o. P. Allen, I'd 1t Marines
Jacob Read, Prof Rob't Grant
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Goshen Cheese.

Goshen Cheese.
ECEvED by the schooner Senator 4G boxes Of SUPERIOR
IL Goshen Cheese, and for sale by
nov l0--f SIMNIS & SON 81
Glades Butter.
p ECElvED 100 kegs of fine Gades Butter For sale by
~ nov loft SIMMS & SON.
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BOSTON MARKET-November q

effect Of the foreign this article In
ayor Of ,he buyer Sales OF Genesee at s6s7 OF West
ern at s675 s6H.
Grain Sales white Corn at 50 c., and yellow at IS c.
Oats 30 cents.
Provisions nominal and no movement In Groceries
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Noyember 0.

FiourMarket inactive. Standard brands are freely OF
fered at s61 -2 For city use sales Mt s6.4d and zoo,
brands at $3.50 In Rye Hour and Corn meal no sales
Grain.-Red wheat 100 c.. Southern red 100 1873 c.
Corn 75c.; Oats, no sales reported
N. Orleans and Upland Cotton l.2a91.2c
Mackerel are rather improving owing to the small sup
plies arriving. :
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ALBANY MARKET-NovemberS g.
FlourSaes Of 900 barrels Western al sG " The mar
ket, with moderate business is in favor Of buyers
Grain Sales Of 1900 BUSH Of Mixed Corn at II nc
1000 bush oftworowed Barley at s3aac.
Whiskey Ia selling at % C. In bills
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C.

TyNiiE Under signe1 have ON hand follows
Il ~ Iiim.s r. n. X n O. Sugar
10 do N y. and Mas. Mola,ses, 10 bbls
n q do
HID Boston Syrup. 100 bags RIO COTE.
10 bags Oh lava do 10 White La do
5000 LIS English, Stewart & Wol>ey 4 sW
IT. Sugar
10 Halt C.les,s G. P, Imperial and Black
q Boxes No. I, caaed Cheese 2 casks
20 Box Sperm. Alam.ntine e Mould Can.
dies
10 Coils Rope from 2 TO inches
S Fox Resin SOAP; 10 do assorted Can.
dies
20 d" .nt. half do Raisins. 100 kegs sssort>
ed Nails
90 Bags Baltimore Shot, 200 lbs. BAR do
A. d r, f. Blister. est and Shear
Steel
Grain. Grass ard Dutch Scvth.s, strop
ron. ny 9. Z by 10. 10 by -, and - by l6
Window G asa, Hound and Square Iron.
straight and twisted Link. Trace and Halter
Cha MS. Spir IS TMrpen inc. F'axSeed. Sperm
aud r >h oils. Crackers T. Salts. Pepper.
Spec. Lamphl. X. and a general assortment
of Dye S,u:ls, Boots Sac. 5, Fur. Brush, Leg.
horn. and Cup Hats. with Il gen. raj stock OF
ever, *rt,cir IN their In re. All of which vii.
be sold Io.. for cash Or in exchange for c"un
Try produce. WOOD l. BANNER
Depot. Winchester. May 8.
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pr. 81 Aeovs,
o NV AZ x!11s
TEGETABLE

UNI YER AL !11E.
The startling dsa~ bsck on nearly all NJ. deal
Agents has ever been tlst in Their rroeess Of
pnres tivn and purN6csiien they have also
DFBnlTATED The SYSTEM. Hence
puigsti,e edicines have slv ~. been re gar
ded II best asa Necessary sul. ps,ien,s rtan,t
ing to them for the relief Of ore ds<ase at
the expense Of another. To otvi.,e this ply.
sicisrs have long soigh, for sn Agent flst
would at the same tine PCRCE, PURIFY b
STRENGTHEN. Tut their If or,s were near.
!, fIuitless. md 'Eey had almost eiespaired os
success when the lsbo,s of science and re-
search were itw srled by discovery which
fully realised the forde.t desires Of the ned.
ical faculty.. This in. por,Ant desi6e ra,uu .
named
| Dr.. lie oy's Vegetable Universal Pills,
which purf the bleed and renlove ell orrxx{
and pifjoitd iumors and unhsohhy oc1rnulo-
Tons Fl m the bod, in manner re ser before
riv$lled and which yet produce no weakness
Or iosslnde whatever. but on the contrary tone
the stomach snd invisorste the constitution
during the progress of their operations Or
lie Ro,'s Pills in fact unite those heretofore
! me, oncilable but most desirable qualities,
Erarnat on and leg gordY'oa. for hey are st
the same tine Sire athehing Pulga,i,e and
a Purify ing Tone. The two principal ngrs-
dent. III lie po.'s Pills are
HSid Cherry ord Sorsoporlla,
; so rfpsred that each promotes the benehcis,
| HI ct of the oher, The feiper Strengthening
whlle Tie latter ,hl oush its union 9Th vsri-
GUS vegetable Ingredients, evacuA,ss and pu.
Lfes; ard hence their operations ore sttend-
90 b, 70 reac'on9 subss auent eostite mesa.
. Hr lie Roy Pills are ,he most active and
searching medicine IN e2sence. They not
! sn'y operate on tie blood, but also on the
ch!le. OF VI hch tbs boo is fern ed, and this
secures g,od blood from the fountain head.
/ moreover hey produce neither nsusea, grip
ing or debility. aid IS tsmIly n,+diclns they
/ have no rival
P", up for the public with directions BY
j. Hubbard e GO. American agents, N. T.
+ Price IS cents per box.
! AGENTS H. Jno G Sohmitt, Woodatsck,
James Miller S,rasburg.
! February IS '47-y