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Weekly Report Of Deaths.

CITY TeW from the 18th OF
. May to the 9Th day of June l8aT.
Men, 81 Women, 70; Boys, 10; Girls, so. Total 300
DISEASES.
Abscess !; apopexy lo bronchitis 81 cancer5; casual
ties, coc consumption, az; convuisious 49, Group
congestion Of lungs, debility 9; delrum tremsn diar
has dropsy dropsy in the head 49, dopsy the chest
81 drowned 3; dysentery o; eclampsa
sure Il fever l6 fever intermittent Ii fever puerpera q;
lever remen q f-verscarle IL fever typhoid 35 fever
Plus p; fever cog stve fever continued heart dis
ease Of " inammation Of BRAIN d inflammation of bowels
inflammation Of stomach q inflammation of throat, i
poison i premature birth. small pox, Q; sprue, suo.
Total 299 a. w. WHITE Civ insnecfor
Age-undsr year 4s; to years 49, to 2s to 10.
known,7. -
City Inspectors Office June T. 1917
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On the 5th inst in Philadelphia in the ODD year of
age, Mrs. EITHER JoRpoN, native of this CITY
Her remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery.
The friends Of the family and of her Conrad
OF this city, are requested to attend her funeral without
further invitation Tues lay the 9Th inst ut o'clock
P. NJ, from Pier No l, North River.
On Monday evening, the 7th inst CArHARINE, wife of
Asahel II. Bartlett, aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
pectfoly invited to attend the funeral Wednesday
morning, at IN O'clock from NO. Whitehall street ct
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4HKR THE55 TFEST . 9i H:s... .. f, ne TAAS
Ihes!Is and will commence short season Of TWELVE
:; Ss f. y' 81.
Losdan9, Sig Louis BsI.ai; Luersda, sisuOn T. ksins
Ticket. .he be secured the Box Office
Boxes and Pit, s.; Gallery. IS cents. jes 2,rc
RowrnY r shhfEatsHE o. " ADDIs
To- 4 sr5yfs' STAGE MaasssImoa Tss,SsJ yEysnsE
MI; Hsd.wsy; Clara Miss {. Ws%ys; GsoIxi.as' Mrs.
q d petit xss .s syEMEn Bss
sss, n.a. n Hadawsy; yiostsh, Mr.; Booth
Door Open at 6k; Performance commences at IN
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE Chambers sreet-Mon.
Ssssa. .SifG Si1w
ssrS g,r Ahsass sspo Pee A.ar
i S;. Ssss IS .a',, s''
:sS s;y s' g sIsa.
Doors open at half past performance commence ats
A Me tlCAN MISUNDERSTANDING both Az
THE 'Pf v5AsE5txytso Or krssrpEck
The talented and popular Band IN America are
At h sSuss and WILL
a ms. G a%v me- will Chap
EN Tx AMnf SF Saf6 SETsS
-a on :, esn... jelrc
SAE ERHof dE9%SNPE aFEKxA
DERS-On Monday Evening, June 7th-A GRAND con.
Southern Negro. ' ' " '"s
The Band composed OF the following artists Me,,s
Mesayer Violin; p Carter First Banjo; Raymond Second
sanIo; Bryant Cas.ane w. Donaldson Tamborine;
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies, IS cents.
Concert to commence at o'clock. es
| (,ASTLE GARDEN-A Concert Of Sacred Music will b.
S Smen On SUNDAY evening June g. by Dodworhs Justly
PIECES The Prayer from Der Fre.chuz; the Daughter
OF Z'on;" Death" from Lucia; Meningitis Hymnb ant
Hallelujah" from the Messiah. '' '
| lntermssion OF half an hour during the evening.
| je6
| RROADWAY THEATRE.-This establishment nov
- erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur
management Of 9. II, BARRETT Persons OF scknow
talent wishing situations for the season. will please address
him lpre-pad) at 100 Leonard street.
mao tire A. MANN. sole Proprietor
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AUCTION NOTICES.

WALTER GREENOUGH Aucr,oo.e, : :
T. okkS' PATS HAY INDIAN MEAL, SHIP sTUFFs.
Tuesday June sth O'clock M at No 70 Maiket
ana 80 water street for Of the underwrters
Oats Do 1900 do oats.
Hay Do 300 bales hay
Also. Indian meal ship sta fs &c gc The s,,;,s cnn
Of TIE above stores saved from late fire and ghv Wet
- -" "s.@'' Aei"s-oash je8 itsr
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On Monday, 7th inst, by the Rev J. Tackaberry, MIR
ARNOLD STIvERs, of Newark, N. j. to Miss HENRIETTA
SMITH, of Washington, d. G..
At Ithaca, the LIST nst by the Rev Samuel Parker,
Mr. EDWARD SToDpARD, to Miss ANNA E. daughter of J.
v. II. Schuyler, Esq, all of that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-08

ON the canal in ls46. Arrangements have been made
by the company to have by the 10th of August double
the present force of boats on the canal.
This work is In the hands Of the right kind of men,
and have considerable confidence in their ability to
make the canal very valuable property and very pro-
Htable investment. 1t has exhaustibe supply Of
coal at end, and immense market at the other,
and there Is why this canal should not do
tremendous business 1t is impression that in the
Of year two the transportation of merchan
disc through this caual will only be limited by the ac
Titles of the line and of the company.
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Leaves profit, LIST Of May ls47. $27,266 66
The net profits for the period last year,
about oo0an increase of surplus within the year
latter again raising the dividend to per cent? of$90OO
Against this, however, to be set two old debts
amounting, In round numbers, to $780, and reducing
the real profits to $4,000 Adding the estimated pro-
fits to LIST July next $4,000 the net income for the
year ending that day will be 600 From this amount
dividend at the rate of per cent per annum, $4,000
Is to be paid leaving real fund of So 900 In
round numbers.
The capital OF this institution is now 100000. A
large increase OF business, to both the town and the
bank, will, it is expected attend the opening Of the
Branch Railroad to Camden
The annexed comparative report Of the tolls received
on the Morris Canal from the opening Of navigation to
the LIST Of June, ls46 and AZ exhibits much ia
vorabe result than has been generally anticipated:
MoRRrs CANAL-REcEIPrs OF Tolls.
OF navigation to 3lst Of May, 1847.. $l2359 al
From opening of navigation to the 3lst Of
Total increase in favor Of le47. ....... $6S0l o.
Tolls for the week ending May 81, 1916. Slal5 81
Increase, week ending May 81 lS47. $l,l44 s6
These tolls are derived from the boats that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-08

CULPHUR BATHS-For Erruptons of the Skin &c ,
~ Ms ~ Carroll 1874 Fulton street. opposite Church
would inform persons affected with Diseases the Skin that
her baths have been in since 1925 They
ended by our first physicians Drs Mott Stevens Boyd
smith and Others whose letters be
men They haveected when all other remedies have
failed Open from A NJ. to 10 p NJ.
Shakes Concentrated Compound Syrup of Sarseparla
- cents per Doule JED 30t*rc
t>FItIEGTS 0F THE INDICATED VAPOR BATHS
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Gratitude you for the benefit derived from vour Ned;
Gated Vapo Baths we'll desire to promote among
knowledge Of these invaluable Baths induce me to
TO nv house and one month 70 bed with
in fact perfectly helpless After trying namberles
remedies was recommended your Baths-the first and e
was unable to undress or desshe third bath so much
reie ed that could walk with crutch and cane and The
fourth bah entirely cured mea pains and the
being completely removed.
Hoping this be the inducing others TO resort To
your establishment | eman,
Respectfully Yours,
80 - J. w. GIOVANNONL
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AFTERNOON Era 90 Sy LINE AZ, DAILY TX, ,,.,,

-N- FOR NEWBUR6H AND FIshn l..,
Landing land e Van Conl,nds Pssf,Lilll West
Th2mss Powell, Capt Saml Johnson will leave the pier
foot o Warren street for the above Places every ae9on
Sundays excepted At o'clock, commencing April TO- Re
.u,ning-w lesve Newburxh every morning at 7oelock
M bA baggage and Freight Of every description Bank
Bls or Specie put on boa I'd Of this boat be the rsk Of
the thereof unless entered the books Of the boat
csIpted for. myi3 3otsrc
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nR ELLIOTT Oculst, 6s3 Broadway informs his pa
- ens that during the months he will be in IN
office. from 10 to O'Clock, Tuesdays Thursdays ant
fridays. e8 s~rrc
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15

YASgEE ENTERPaisR- - Among the frs,
Anericans W ho en- cred Vera Cruz, on the
cessation Of hostliiies, was the owner Of a
small sehooner from 'Jown cas- then an
tho,sd btf he hs,bor. lie nigh, be seen
making hs way viii brea,hiess haste to
dne 1T lhe best Hotels in the city, upon en-
ter'ng which he tociferatrd for the land.
lord! That iibpottant befsonage obey ed
the call on lie InstaLt, but in evidenttre
ridatiBh, as a matter OF course; when the
Yankee, In a sharp accent, which convey-
ed lie ijea to the uninitated Mexican
that his safety was in implicit acqnie.
scence, thHs accosted hlm; 'want this es-
tsblishinent. house, lot, furniture, aud ev-
er, hing as II stands. Wha,ll ye take
for ,il!' The Mexican, happy to be per.
united the privilege Of Laning a price at
all for property which he supposed 10 be
a, the mere, of the enemy, named SO much
as he judged he wanted To put fespecta
ble slaBce between him and los Yam.
Rees.' Its baigaiDr shouted the down.
easter, as he commenced sheliing ont the
money. And nav, rHy friend. the added. J
what is tile least possible tune il will take
GU to clear oii:' lie va. told thai halt
an hour would suffce. And 10 hall an
hour, accordingly oIf ffiend, the Yankee ;.
was mixing juleps aud otherwise minis
iering 10 the Comfort AID aeco fnrnod ;iou
of his countr, men iu particular and the
public in general --.Nofjoik Eerdid.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that a petition VIII be-
n presented 10 the Commissioners oil Wye
aDdot county, Oiio, at their next Decem-'
Der session, praying for the location OF n.
county road commencing at the Wyandot
road leading TO Little Sandusky, eighty
rods east Of the south east corner Of sec-
ton thirty two, in tow nship three south, in
range 6fteen east; thence north alsng tks!
east line Of Vim Neil land osihs South
east &C rner Of w. e. KellArs land, in sec->
ton twenty cne thence west eighty rods
10 the sec,iou hue between section twen4
ty AMI Nv onty ono; thence norlh along tho
line or near ii TO the north lue uf Antrim
lown'lil.
Oct. I2, 1S41-l-4t
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C0RwIN ON THE sTuMp.-Mr Corwin, al
Carthage. used the following reasonable
language:
1--WE, the wings, hold tho war unjust;
we declare il to be the Presidents war
aud yet we allow him to pursue our enc.
mics all over their own territory. We
grant him money and means, tha. OH
young men may 60 forth by thousands. TO,
fall By sickness or battle, AID dare not,
give a constitutional vote to stop all this.
We whet the knife and put il in the hand
Of the assassin, and say, lie, him kill his
victim, we will be sure afterwards TO oon
scisntiously handle him. The supplies
last winter were not asked for the purpose
Of bringing our young men home, out to
send them farther into the enem,s coun.
try. Was il not constitutional, then, to
vote against granting them? Was it net
right! Was it not patriotic! Well, what
then" Here Corwiu drew himself up, and
seemed TO mediate in a doubtful manner
with his e,es fixed, and tten with a com.
ical seriousness, exclaimed, after a pause
IN Mianr te unpopu'a,! voted agains
those supplies. Had the whole State .
OHIO, men, women aud children, knelt Il
me, asking the not It. do it, ] would no
have hesi,ated to vote as did"
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15

The Steamer Chaafdn9ae, on one of he'
'ie,.rn uips ftom Dair.t !, recent as is
usual, asceud.d the ship canal at M.nroe
for passengers and freish, While there,
steamboai schooner aud one or two scows
entered the mouth Of The canal, and 50 ar.
ranged their position as co,npleiely to-
prevent all ingress or egress. Meanw hile,
the Chaafanque. having discharged and
received cargv, was returning to the lake.
On arriving al the mouth Of the canal, aud
finding il blocked. Cap, DUsrN thus ad,
dres ed the captain ot the schooner:
will you allow some If my men TO cast
Of your lines, AID permi, us 10 pass, We
wdl make all TINT again!'
, mo sir, replied the captain, emphati
call,, we don't change our position for
any snch craft.
Capt. DUSTIN ,hiuking tia, perhaps the
man was not ia earnest, sent son e OF hts
hands ashore with the frienji, purpose o.
removing The schoonet, intending q soon
as his boat was through, 10 replAce her
with, ut uouble to her crew. The c P.
tain u the schooner, discovering the ir ub
ject, sent his hands ashore, armed with
club and irons bars, and under instructi"as
to resist any tfurls to cast IF the iines
by which the schooner VAS fastened; al
the same time glvug Capt. DrsriN to
understand lha. he did not intend to move
an inch.
few moments passed IN in nt ctual
exposiulatio ion, convinced the Cap,. lha)
he mus, fight his W., tlrngh, or lose his
trip.
Now, said lie, its not necessary to
spend any further time in words, II Yea
don't n1ye your vessel .ut ui IN, way.
III run into her aud knock Ler OH
'lls! ha! my dear fellow, respunAeJ the
captain of Tie scho ntr, you must he
joking, now. We 'aint afraid Of any sue,
threat. We've go, too muoh i,a,ber here
for any such odd dag oat as yours
Hold IN To Your cam, said Drs1rs !"
hie ~Hu baAh "t ~ s''o"
them VIVA, this lid Ding uni' can do
Tie liitle boat was backed to a snf1
cieut distance TO give her full heaLmA,
and aiaed dtr-ctl, + r the seh""oers bu"
Now iet Ter 60, boys, with viii, und be
sore aUd hit her sq1ars.
Tie beat seemed 10 leap trnm Tie wa
Ter with the first ievolniinu ot the pad
dies, aGd iushiug VI with the speed "i
thrught, and uuder the fnli impulse o! n
powerful engine, struck the schooner b,
the side OF her EN-, and cat her To VITA.
IN foot Of tue water.
There said Di ST N. that's one Of IN,
jokes, and now il ,"u dou't get ,tit df m,
wa, II crack another just Ike il, aud lei
daylight in nprn yuur cargo
The schooner niSsifd aud lie Chat ,u,
que came on.-- Iuiedo Biuue.
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LARGE PAPER, FOR 81 A YEAR.
THE YEAR 1S47.

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WeeGliy PAPER, 1,conseque",ly ihe choic,
es, selections, only 2 ppear. No other pa
per has SO many able contrihr'ors. no.
does any one of them publish such large
number OF original articles,
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A large size Family Newspaper, Nvu'
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Rule for the Journey of Life.

The Eliowirg Rules from the papersNcf
DR. West, were, acc riding to his meme r.
audum, thrown together as general way.
marks in the journey Of life.
Ne,erto ridicule sacred things, or what
others may esteem such, however abused
ii may appear to BE-.
Never to show levi,y when the people
ere professedly engaged 10 worship.
Never resent supposed inj Jury till you
know lie views and motives Of The author
il. Nor on any occasion TO retaIia,e
Neither to judge persons character
by external appearance.
Always to take the part of an absen
person who is censured in company, so "a
as truth and propriety win allow.
Never to think the worse OF another on
accoun, Of his differing from you in poll
tics or religious opinions.
Never to di>Pue if can fairly avoid il
No, 10 dispute with mano, 10y year
! u cge, ncr With a woman nor an eutLus;
asst.
NJ, to Affect 10 he witty, or. 20 Jest S
as IL wound the feelings Of another.
Tosay as lii lie as possible Of N, self an
hose " ho are near 10 me.
| To ann al cheer fulnets " itheut Ieyity.
Not obIrnde my advice masked.
! Never to coiiu the favor of tie rich b
hat'er'ng either their vanity or their vice.
To-speak with caimness aud delbera
''"n, on all occasions; especially in CIR
ctiinstanccs which tend to irritate.
! Frequent, to review my cuGdnct an
nu;e my feelings.
/ On all occasions n b,y, in nross nr Noe
tie eud uf life and a future state.
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500

Different varieties OF young grated trees
A II orders viii te prutnpti, filled when the
weather is favorable for taking up.
The following ale some ui the uiust popu-
lar varieties:
Pear apple, Apple sauce apple, Pl9nix.
Rhode Island Greening, SpeItzinberg, or
shori OxLeart. Winter Rambo, Fall Ram.
DO, rea Pippin, BelIloser, green PIpp,n
whiie PIppin, summer Queen. anderver.
P,ppin. Newtown pipp,u, Lady fnger, ear
iy. White, Peatma,n, Ladies Bush, July
Apple, Holland flPpin. summer Ksmbo,
Roxbury Russel, Munstruus Pippn,
Tewksbury winter Blush, red Everlasting
Milan, GOLDEN Kusset, Large wiuter
Vandever, early Butter Apple, Keeter,
Black Gilliflower, Polk s Monstruus Ram,
bo. indian early NeverfaiI, Harvest,
Swasr. Cumberland Spice, Musk apple
i.sng Oxhesrt, red itusset, Tolman Sweet,
Red G,lliGower, Winter Wear, Striped
winter, Bow Spice, Yellow Pippin, Seek
no. further, Red winter Sweet, sweet hIis
set, Trenton early Wine sap. and every
other variety 10 be procured irum Narser,
men in Oiiu; with large aud carefully
selected variety ot othet fruits, EN- braciug:
Dwarf Apple, Siber an Crab, Piunbs,
Cherries, Raspberries. &c. &c.
As lie has devoted his whole attention
to the culture offrul,, he faI,eis hlnselI
that his present seiectlous are the best
that can be fo16d west Of the Allegheny
mount aims.
For reference call on Sheriff Baird
Col. McKeily, M.Cu,chen and Hsrper,uP
per Saudusky.
ALPIEUS RUSSELL.
McCutcLensille harch 26.-le4I .-25 IT,
BLANK DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
FOR SALE At THIS UFFlCE.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO the inhabi-'
tants Of Wy aBdot county, that there will
be petition presented TO the Coininis-
sioners Of W,andot county. at ,heir next
December session, prayingfor the altera-'
lion Of the county road that starts al the
Marion and Nj. Blanchard state road and
runs to the county road that runs from Mt.
Blanchard to John Caty's Mill; the altera-
,ion to commence where the Upper San.
dusky and " illiamstown state road crosses
the afore said county road: thence west
aluug said state road to The east line of
DAVID Adams lsnd. thence north tonorth
line Of Israel 1tormas" land /; thence east
to the sdntii west corner Of john Smiths
land; hence north TO inieIsect he afore
said county road again.
October Srh, lS41-l-4i.
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How to Extinguish ErIor.

Where thon fiodest lie that is oppres.
sing thee, exlinguishit. Lies exist the re
Onl, to be ex'inguished; ,hey wait aud cry
esrnestly for extinction. Think we'll,
meanwhile. IA what spirit thou wilt do il
not with hatred with hesdlopg, selfish
violence; but in clearness Of heart, with
hol, zeal, gently, almost with pity. Tau
wenld st not replace such extncI he by a
new lie. which new Injustice Of Thy o@n
were--tLe parent vf still other he.!-
Where By the latter end Of that busines.
were verse Than the besioulng - Thoma.
ariyfe.
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attachment N'oti &C

A T ms instance an attachment was this
IA day issued by Abraham Myres, JUS
lice If The peace'of Graw ford township,
w, ahdot county, against the property and
effects of Paul Leltner, uuu resident OF
said comfy.
Dated This l2ti day ofOc'. ls47-l-3t
AMOS McNAlRY, .9gemt.
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nH5- \ farmers wife in new Connecticut.
Ohio, is preparing cheese for a present
tn Queen Victoria, which will beat Par.
son I.ciand's jefferson IN nnns,er, all hollow
~ lining, as they say with sosne few oi
her ne ghbors, she has procured the milk
u ) q COWS for one day. Tie production
Ia. c,eese weighing 500 pounds. After
'ec-iviug it. no doub, Her Majesty will
graciously adopt the principle Of free trade
with such land Of milk an honey as Broth.
er j"hnathan's farm.
lu Portage county. in new Enpncc,icu,
there is also cheese II anutaclory, in
whch the proprietor makes thirt, cheeses
day, each weighing seventy pounds, rcEh
ait .any dairy. r he OWLS neither a Cow
unr tont Of lanA. How can this be, saws
lie readet. Well, in the first place, the
manufactures is an old C"nuect,cut Yam
/ kee Then in the next pl"ce, lie buys the
curd ,f all the dalries III his vicln!ty, al
three cents pound with which lie make,
over Ton "f cheese tal'y. lie thus EN-
plu,s no capital but the expense Of the
curds, and lew hands can do all the la
b r.. lie has probable contracted for al
his cheese al seven or eight cents pound,
on delivery, and will thus pockets enough
independent.-.NtW Heueen Jour.
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Tleie aie two periods in the life of ii an
TO which the evening hours is peciiliatls /
interesting: Youth and Oh Age. In Youth
we love ITS mellow moonllgh, ITS million
Of stars, s so. thing shade and sweet ser.
entity. Amid these scenes. We can com.
inune with those we lvoe, anu twiue the
wreath of fr endship, while there are none
70 witness, but the geperuus Heaven, and
the spirits that huid their endless Sabbath
there. We look abroad On creation,
spread in tic slumber Of moonlight scene
afound; aud wrapt in contemplation, fan.
cl We see aud hear the waving wings and
melting songs Of other aud pnrer world .
IL sccords with the lighter flow of youths
full .pirns, the ieivency Uf fancy, aud the
soft feelings Of the Heart. Esening is al
DO delightful To sir,upus age. II .ffurds
hours of undisiurted thought. II seems
an emblem of Iie cala and tranquil close
of a busy life, serene aid tniid, wi'h the
impress Of is great CteatUt .nsiamped
upon il. IL kpieaps its quiet wings above
the grave, aud sesd's 10 Pt"mIse peace
bey oud il.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15

sceAp Plates ron sALE.-For'y of tho
Beautiful Engravings used in the I,adys
Book, will be sent 10 any person on re-
CENT f One Dollar. They are all from
Steel Plates, and are handsome addi-
ton 10 Scrap hook.
Address, l.. A. Cooley.
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-10-15
BE CAREFUL OF coUNrERFEirs.

How to avoid them:-Each Agent who
sells the genuine Brandretb Pills, has a
Cert licale oi Agency, which has been
engraved al E vast expense. 1t represents
the Mandatory at Sing Sing,on the banks
OF the Hudson kner, aud is signed by Dr.
Brsndreth, and has seal stamped upon the
paper. also a fac-simile of the labels upon
The boxes. Compare them.