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prtt ..Eu! t-lt august - l""'.
On nv war East i.ou! lo'n", 't'He'h' Nch-
u, XIV in February Iast, WIS h'Ar"od WILh /
,in,nut cold N crossing tllr mount ms II wal
so severe that wa@ o"iiI-d 10 t"F u !" NeNl
WI, .oyoral l,ys nfier r"iplehur my business
: ,..Io ,...,,,,gd | returned 10 rnI,adriph;aI
,'!,, ,ic..rs ro1l,.on Collins & Go, rccom1
.'l ,n me sn. DNNi&'S ~ RiP Oh
y"II n CHERRY AID Jar. Having BUSH
e,,.g ia .ttcnti to, ur4 with the INCONVENIENCE
.,,,.,dfr, ,b>,uca from home, could not taNI
,r,.,r,,I,rlr. or pay the proper attention. to t"I
,.,,,,,,,,, directed. | found great bchcil, howl
49,, Fan ,akinr part Of noNl!", was pFldI'Y
-. I,a,,ol add ,,,ah,,d t. Start OIL my Journey
l,.,.o. nncroseir.- thu ,lu,mtain' was cNPot
,.,.., - ervcrc storm. V AiDa renewed 'hc ~N'acF
:If. .-,r.,fy Increased violence, followed ny I
l..rass,,q cough, great cNrcr'i''oh ct '"""''
.,d heavy l;uht aWnHis, these 'o""i'Ueo 81 81
we're on NV pasrig d""n hc TNc', 'n't WV
'',. I,'.c yas .rra.,v soaked with mo's-
tnre. which d.pro@ rom INV eo"y ~ Iu'"I,3
'"''' "'',,,.fi baA ,rst come from bath Ar
~ ~ .,,,,, nav iirnds and family were alarm
~ w situation. and Thought that Wasln Il
y" ~ ,,ionfnr consumption, and consa no'
,.,. ,,.,rs lHrrr. At this time tho cough
. n,,,'.c attached with much eXpccloratlon
,,, M ,ln lr-a5, ana great rmAci1loh, ho'
,.,l sura.s sill continuing. y snC'I t'''!G Il
,-''..r.,,,rn rgIi cling on the partial Neuei'
,,.l ,.o.;,.,l from Dr., Day,s'5 syrup, Wn'2i
i"t ot.,,,r,c.,I NV particular attention ~ th2
,i..a. took il; u9t IlcA thinning iHy rH"tUoN
I.no2rou4. / resumed taA.H- IL la.h "a " nav
inv rp.sl ,nilt a,,, 10 iHC o., "AI1l' '''" ''h-
,raG .l,e relief. gna my Improvement N'S :" fa!
IiI,a, nv the zine hrd iaben two hott'e'' III
WAS pr;.eaflyr .trad TO halth' ana nave 50
,,.'rnl. Il is mnoGiesj TO sly HAT ainbe
' sc N,t. IA 10, =
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TnTONPAEIEL WASHING SOAP-This
Ia superior a.1ice celebrated for rendering the
hartrs, Of water efficient for cleaning all suhsan
ces TO which it may be applied, and is fast super
cDdinn alt other kinds OF soap, Wooden manutac
turcrs Hotel Keepers, House Keepers < 0 ,hers
are invited TO give il a Trial. Just ecciyed and
for sale by Nm. TOkBERT.
Aug. 10. as
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.Tt,fice.

IT : hcrrhv rivan 10 the creditors Of .Tlmes Me
!, Game, HAT a personal discharge hath been
Granted TO said debtor, and that the seventeenth
day of October heipg Che second day OF or
County Court next, sncCcndinr this dgto hath
been set apart for the final h"lrnr in his tso
where his creditors NAV attend. aud show CAUSE
iianv they have. why final discharge shall
not be granted said db'or,
GEO&GE NcCOlLOUGNClk.
Ja!y It. IN. Cecil county court
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a Desirable AnDunclation

Although to oar knoweig,, Pingras' c cebr
ed Comet has not yet unto lded it, tail in ''thc
diggrs,' yet We can "a tale unfold" that W
hope will please cur trends equally as much
The suJetance OF our tqic being visible not in the
Blue Vault above" but IN the Ctiiar, of the
Cheap Store at Cherry HILL occupied by the
Public humble servants, the undersigned who
otter their friends the above named substauce IN
the form r!
First rate New crop New Orleans
Su.rrs 6 ii cts per ID.
g :. New Orleans and Trim
dad noIasscs 81 J.! cts per gal.
- -" Rio Coffee . 10 els per ID.
IS" HIce tt cts per III.
8 9 Cheese / cts PEI lii.
Together with Bacon, Salt Soap and Can
dies, and general assortment of Dry Goods all
of which they oilor to their friends at greatly re-
duccd prices, knowing the scarcity Of "the need
inl."
Country produce taken in exchange for Goods
aud the best prices given CAL and examine Ur
yourselves and wall abide the result
SHIPPERS X CRAWFORD.
| Cherry Illl F,h i2lh as
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IInwiNE

US hereby given, to the creditors Of Gorge "
I .llcxamder, hat personal discharge hath
ell granted TO said debtor, and that the seven
tccnth day of October being the second daY Of
our county Court next succeeding this date hath
been sci apart fol the final hearing in his case,
where his creditors may attend, aud show cause,
ifauy they have, why a final discharge shalt not
be GRANTED sad debtor.
GEORGE McCULLOUGII, elk.
SIN Cecil county cou
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] nc subs ! Der
have take, the
shops in TIE
Hollow Elk
ton, for q long
time know as
"Srott's 5 op;
and arc prepe.,d
to do all kinds of
Smithwork and
Whcclwrighting
in the best man
ncr and at short
notice.
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I'D AINi'lNG House, Sign. and Fancy pain
" ting, done in the bes, manner Il, moderate
prices by VIM. PELL, ElAton,
Aug. &c.
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N;Ecr.

IT'S hcrch, gwen, to the creditors Of Robert
4 H.cphcmsoa, lhat a personal discharge hath
been Granted 10 said debtor, and HAT the se'cn-
tcrnIh dag Of October being the second day OF
our Comfy C0att nrXt succeeding this date
hath been set apt.t for the final bearing in ms
case, where his creditors may ati"nd and show
cause if any they have, why iiaal discharge
shat, not he granted said drb.Jr.
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
July S--3m Cecil county court.
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The subscribers having engaged largely in the
inning business, are prepared TO supply Acr-
amts with all kinds of
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GEO W. STEVENSON Attorney at Law.
Jnnc ] j. 3m No. - DeeElnan ST. New ork
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and shelter; while he, provided his brown
hide is covered with black superfine. is ca
ressed, courted, aud admitted iuio the bes
socieiy-Uhe word best is too often missp
Piled 70 these cases)-fne carpets, damask
curtains, and stately parlots, where such
genieel dressed bIackguards are introduced
turn that society INTO the very worst
f" Fowls Of feather flock together" Some
Of our now States Prison gentry formerly
sbone in these best societies. 10 The mean
time The poor ruined fair one 10 a stranger
IN the house Of her friends.
was led 10 these reflections by visit
TO the Penitentisfy; where | saw among
the women some of the models of face and
person that ever saw IN my life, walking
two and two sIth other ou,cssts OF society,
under the rod and discipline Of ierocious,
. savage.sooking lord Of creation. But as
intend TO resume this su'j~c # life is spar
I'd, will conclude this No. of the Rights
y Women, BY hoping that all the ladies' be.
ween the ages Of seventeen and seventy
nay have goods husbands Of their own be.
ore The lst Of January next.
LAURIE TODD.
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Miscellaneous.
nishss o. women.

NJ u.
Happy are they that bear their ds,ne,iens. and
can put them 10 msndins"
For sosnc days had been coacoc,iug the
fqael; bu, being q subject Of rather do
cate ess', | put in q demurrer, and came
4 stand. Al incident occurred. howev.
u. which turned the whole currsn, u my
houshis. met nm acqua'nsancs. bach.
lof Of 6fty.s'x. Thirty years ago ! ad
Rlssd him TO form . copafinefship, Tor bed
Ind for board, with one Of the bonnie fau.
. whom he used TO stand staring at AZ he
av them enter tho brick meeting church
Pvsfy Sabbath. lie ss,d he would. but did
col. Nov he says its too late. say
% too. Says !" SIR, in country ike this,
ahefe more trees are crossing than there
Pre- men 10 Gu. them down, no bachelor, o.
yer twenty five years, ough, to 10 tolcra.
ed" Says he. "a Law made to this eli.
scs would be good one" However con
deting his ego and station, the chap look.
d ten years younger than no really is
IL vas Disguised ~ q clean shirt and col.
A.; his gray ~hisksrs Uhe mos, hateful
ffslcle you NEE, 10 Tho stresi) were neatly
Polished with ivnty, lamp. or somo other
hots OF blacks hts CHEEKS. eyes. and fore
head we're nicely snco,hed with yiaic. soap,
cream " foses, and some one Of the sovs
Fs'gn ressora,ivss for old age, spockled "a
ces, and srinkled skin; in short, no lookeJ
. Il he might be good company ye, Cor 4
.plns'sr Of forty five. But, with all his fix
ing, there wss still an air OF solitary snC
~o.hegoneneas about his carcass. Tic look
% like cscaiioa's bIo,--efsa,,ou's blank
io' u ~ss.l0A. ". and he had just desccn
ped from his solitary soosi; and he had NJ
pretty little bird Of paradise to ch,rp AM
eng With him and foe him. But" cay
10. your speaking 20 highly in praise q
me lsdlas reminds mo Of a soiree | attend
% IN Bcnd.ssteet, about lh,cs weeks age
where come or the lsdies were overhsuiin
brother Bspjamin. YOU, though, fof wr
ting, and he Cor printing, wha, some
,hem termed libel, 10 tho New World ,
December 2, lea3. But" says he, ".yo
ssd Oh the young ladies on your sids.-
ihsv s9sssd that n's bsi.er 70 20 10 tlncl
snsask, 10 The Jerseys, 10 learn ccmu,c
sense. thsp 10 Be Srsmmsd into nunner
aud ,hsss shus up fos l,ie. Bu, the ma
fons and old spins,tfs declared they wou
nsvsf forgive us ios saying that they .
pealsd ia the Thease, al Dickens 3 keuri,
bull Ike Old sheep Dressed 10 laM6s' wool
You viii now scc how a ANAL mall
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POETRY.
soa rHs CHARLOTTE JOURNAL
YoU SAY you LOVE ANOTHER.
A SONG.
Ara TAsy Asss 1irss ms 10 sns,Ar.

soa rns CHARLOTTE yorxSsl
YoU SAY you LOVE ANOTHER.
A SONG.
Am-TAsy Asss girss ms 10 sns,Au.
Yso cay yeu love another.
Asl have no though, for me;
That ny love mvsl smother.
Ard hsvs no though, for thee.
Csn dear girl forget thee.
Fsrsss thoss fsdisat syss.
F~gs, when ffG I met t.ss.
Ssnssth Loves closing skissf
III.
fea SAY you love another.
Ana have no care for me:
That nv love musi smother.
And cease 10 care for thes.
'Tssfs easier fof the bird Of air,
Ts lwsli beneath The sss.
Than 10 essss. 10 owa . care,
A ssrs dear glfl ZOE thee.
III.
fss cay you lore snolhef.
And ponder no, on me:
That my love nus snethsr,
And ponder not on thee.
Cen ! forget shsn fret bowed.
bsfsfs Thy hssniys sis.nsf
Csa ] forget wien 6rs, ssu ,s~sd,
Tea ever would Be mine
Nv.
Yea ssy ysu Iovs smother.
And nsves THAI OF me;
That my isvs mast smeihsr.
Asa sssss 70 thsrk Of thea
Whsa | shall sssnd apsn tas bfink
or dark Eternity;
kba then dear eisl. cen then I'll think.
Win lyiar, think On ihse. Ill. B.
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'. L. BADGER, Editor.
T-J. HOLTON, ~
Proprietor and Publisher.
TER MS.

TWO DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS II mol
said ia sdranee. THREE DOLLARS II moi
psid v,ihia cir moafAs and THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS II NOT paid us-
Ill after fAs aspiration Of he gear. No paper
disesaiisnsd snfit ell ssreavsgss ore paid, e..
seyt st the option Of hs Editor.
or Adserfisemsnfs iaserfed ct Oas Dollar per-
sgrsrs. nc hHss o. iess. This sired igpe.) oriAs
.fra inssrtion. sni IS cents for each eoniiau.
: snes. Cssr sdrerfiseme.fs and SHERIFF. Sairs
charged IS per cent Aigher; and a deduction Of
353 Per cent riH be made from The regsisr pr
sss. for sfSofissrs BY TIE year Advertisements
inserted monthly Or quarterly 81 per square for
sseA Time. Ssmi.msnihiy IS cent? per square
for each lime.
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AGENTS.
Col. r. W. Cochran. Meeki,nburg. NJ C.
CAss. W. Harris. Nal Grspe. ~ e.
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window, and in SO doing passed a mirror
which she caught a glance at herself 10,
beginning 10 think herse pretty, so power.
iul IS the voice Of Aaitery.
We leave the reader 10 imagine What.
else transPired that evening, but shortly al.
forwards Miss Peggy NeIlns was no long.
or in existence, but a Mistress Margaret
Hickman usu'ped the property aud posi-
lion Of the quondam Peggy.
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QUININE.
LADIES, sLIPPERs
TIE GRAEFEN BERG pILLs.

A4A -I.LFLL Ar
10000 boxes sold each and every week,
ME Grrae(enberg Company ,desireto
call the attention of every one in.
terested in the health 9th great and
beautifulwest, 10 their views r~espectino
BILIOUS DISORDERS. touuq 7
This class Of diseases is the Great
Scourge ofthe western hemis1 here. / Go
where we may, their sad effects are seen
and'felt. The brave and seIedenyino
settler who presses his way 10 the VEST.
TO make the Wilderness bud and blossom
Ias a rose, F" meets this dreadful evil. He
Is willing to work hard and endure every
~prlyation thanks be to him. But ina
Httlee while he IS seized with, some form
OF bilious disease. His, strength nocw,is
weakness Acloud his bros.
poets aud he,exclains, would thatthere
we're some medicine TO prevent this
dreadful evil, andto cure il wheni does
seize upon til: viC4mii From the mo-
meat ofthe landing Of the Pilgrims At
Plymou h to the. present hour, bilious
diseases .yssa have seal sorrow and desola-
llon throughout the land. Lelthe graves
The loved and the lost tell tho Story!
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.H|. |".. NL.. L.|. "| L"".|. 90.
VHJE unde signed have just received.
AqfFom New York large and splen-
did stock of fine and fashionable Fall
and Winter Goods, TO which they would
respectfully inYite the attention Of their
friends and customers and the public
generally, Their stock consists in; a.
Cashmeres, Nous de- LANES & AlPaccas,
newest style, 4f HFH.
Silks and satins, Silk and Scotch Plaid,
Fine Fancy Scarfs, Blk Italian Cravats,
Hemstich Z. G. H'd'k'fs,
Irish Linen and Lawns, -1I
Fine Linen Table y loths,
English, French and American Prints,
White, Red and Yellow Flannels,
Fine Cashmere and Nett Shawls,
Bleached and Blown Shifting and Sheet
ing,
Fine Mackinaw and American Blankets.
CLOTHING. sa>.
Fine Black Cloth Goats, fal '0"I sa'~l
" Tweed and Cashmere DO u"7 soH'
Sack, Flushing and Blue Blanket do.
Black Satin Vests, Polka do. a3f
Black Cloth Pants, Cashmere do, ht4ttl
Striped and Sauinett do, af7e51g aai''
Linen Bosom Shirts, H@'fai Y8Rs't "a
Silk Undershirts, Drawers Gotten Elan
mel and Nett, Marine do, TO
Hosiery, Sea r!s, C%ravats, Stocks, Gloves.
and Suspenders. .dt.d 2 esnaud ga.
BOOTS AND SHOES. 81
Mems Fine Calf, Seal, Kip and Mud
Mems Fine Calf, Seal and Kip Brogans,
Ladies' Walking Shoes, Bootees andSlip
pers, al hog ajtol aslaag2 Goni @@
ChiIdren's and Boys Boots and Sooes.
HATS AND CAPS.
Rough and Ready, Beaver, Silk, Fur and
Wool Hats, a.a
Fur, CIolb, Glazed, Silk Plush and Vel
yet Gaps, aion viii m,drla.s 81,
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE.
A fine and full assortment Of Hard.
ware and Cutlery. Spades and Shovels,
Trace chains, Hoes, Hatchets, &c, q
Pocket and Pen Gnives, Knives and
Forksa 3tlrata.al4'E 8S8" FIS II
The above stock, of the finest ana
most fashionable Goods, we propose to
sell to our friends and customers at q
tloing profit only, and farmers will find
it 10 their interest to call, examine and
price our Goods.
.N .u uy EICHELSTEIN e. Co..
October 9, l847. .aiaad ulsi +.
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EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES.
From President Houston! iat

CITY OF HUSTON, "a, May IBI4.
By the occasional use Of your Bitters within
the last year (lh all not amounting to one bot
tIe) I am satisfied tnat my general healty has
hot been as good it is at present within the
last seven years. :,
/, have'in several cases, witnessed the use
of a portion Of what had on hand, by others
in cases ofHead Ache and Deranged Digestion
and in no case have l known it to fail in CIV
ing almost INN ediato relief, My opinion is
so favorable Of the medicine, that l will Keep
a supply on hand for family use. With con-
siderations of regard, ! ar yours, sincerely,
Saw HnueroN
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We " GOODS.

CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH.
NHE undersigned would call the at
tention Of their friends and the
public generally to their new and extern
sive stock Of DRY GOODS, just re-
celved and now open, and they pledge
themselves that they will sell cheaper
and better bargains, for CASH, than
any other establishment in the place I;
we therefore solicit a call and examine
our stock and prices.
EICHELSTElN q Co
May 8, l847.
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IiGNW HENDERSON, aseut,
Gill and we've.

Major GoOch tried single ounce vial
Cured two cases the very FIRST trial;
However, my friends to make the thing sure,
One bottle at least ten cases will cure. ai
A large dose before the Chill comes on,
One half lat night when the Fover is gone.
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Dyspepsia.

One ounce will open the eyes Of a man,
He'll buy one bottle! and Try it again;
HIS faith becomes strong, confidence sure!
One other bottle may certainly cure.
'Tis taken-his mind relieved from the blues
And nature assumes her beautiful hues.
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Constipation.

Listen one ms and don't crack yoursmiles,
Perhaps already it's brought on the Piles,
The latter is cured, the former relleved,
You'll feel like a criminal just beenreprieved,
Augmenting the quantity, more or less,
My medical card will fully express mlaX
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Dr.. VIM. b. Keene

Your Texas Tonic is the most agreeable me-
dicine | have elverused to relieve the bowels,
promoting their peristalic motion, have tried
il in cases Of Ague and Fever with success,-
sIJAae. happy combination Of ingredients form
.nb 8 VIE VI 10 WV, B. KEENE.
Tranyslvania Place, La. March 81. I847.
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Whe 9lEtaatgaippt @reoIg

~MMW
Is PuHLrsaBD EvgEY SATURDAY MORNING
by J0HN N. MONTGOMERY
AsThrsa dollars a year, If paid within one
month from the time Of subscribing II not
paid within that time, at Five dollars a year,
due, and will be sued for IN all cases, a'the
expiration oil the month,
Advertisements inserted al one dollar per
square, PAYABLE. on the fret Insertion, ana WIN
DO sued Tor Immediately, if not paid yearly
advertising as hefetofore.
Articles If a personal natnre, wheneEeT az
ri,tsd will ba eharged At the rate Of Two
dollars for every ten lines for each insertion.
Political circulars or public addresses, ioF
the benefit Of individual persons OF companies,
wal bs charged as advertisements, aud al she
same rates. ~ tto
xiii Job WORK must be pad for on delivery:
Postage on Iotters must be paid, or they will
notbe attended to-
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QUEENS N GLASSWARE.
B HOLMES VEGETABLE PILLS.
FOR DYSMENORRHEA OR PAIN
FUL M-ENSTRUATTON.

FOR" DKSMENORRHEA OR PAIN
FUL MENSTRUATTON.
2 HHE Proprietor Of these Pills has, by
n untiring research combined with
the advantages afforded by an extensive
and diversified practice at his infrmary
succeeded in making several highly i'm
59f9gEdt Sgds% ddlgscoyeries in the treatment Of
Der are those Pills, which he f~earlessly
hazards the assertion that they are
not only not surpassed bat u|nequalled
for their curative powers and ehica.
cy in aresting pain Immediately in this
most troublesome disease, These Pills
are composed Of approved medicines
mingling the excellent qualities of each
into n sanatlve whole so as to produce
the most efficient compound, which has
never been known 70 fail in a single IN
stance, to afford immediate and perma.
nent relief. To, those who have been
accustomed to suffer the agonies ofdeath
at each period, will find them a never
ialilng remedy IN bringing about regu.
lar easy and healthy menstrual evac11a-
tons These Pills have been tried h
manyiof' our most eminent physicians
OF louisiana, Alabama and this Slate.
and they do not hesitate to pronounce
them superior to any medicine thew
have ever tried, and the only THING bv
which they have been enabled to arrest
pain in difficult m~enstruationI
pledge the reputation have acquired IN
the treatment of diseases peculiar TO
females, that they posses all the power
have ascribed to them in arres.ing
pain and making the lady entirely com.
Portable during tho period. 1t is.not my
intention to puff these Pills. have TOO
much reputation at stake to attempt 10
palm off upon the public a Medicine
that will not giev general satisfaction.
Ladies, try them you will. not be dis
appointed, Each box contains 20 pills,
price $3.50 per box. rs '
For sale at the Drug Store Of s7a'
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY.
October S2, 1877. 6-I7
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chronic neadaehe ana Asthma.

One spoonful ofTonic, Drink Sassairas Tea.)
Warm bathe the feet, highup to the knee;
Wrap round a blanket ten minutes or 90, d.H
And learn what the 1EX.4S TONIC can do.
The skin soft as the dew on the flower, (,
The patieet relieved in less than an hour.
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ROtMmeS Of Books.
ME subscribers have now in store,
oyer 1890 volumes of MiScelans.
Gus and School Books their stock com
prises, perhaps, every book muse in the.
Schools aud Academies Of the country,
and was procured on such terms as en-
able them 10 sell l0aOsTs for Cash, than
similar books ever have bsen sold in this
market Purchasers please give US a
call-We can and WiH sell cheap. ~.
.7a PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
July "a, l847.
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Rarreness.

Oh cheer up your spirits don't look 50 shy y
If husbands ashamed, aDservaut can buy h,i,
In three weeks ii so perhaps not 50 soon,
Gaze with delight on the beautiful moon;
Your eyes bacome bright-your heart filled
with joy, gIa 4aJ4
Good prospects in viow-u Girl or a Boy. N.
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ex-governor Runneis, Of MlN.

JOHN PAIGE, Esq. Sir:-EIaving used myself,
and in my family, several bottles Of "PRICES
PATENT TEXAS TONIC" and having ex-
experienced much benefit from it | take pleas
ure in recommending It to the public as a val
liable family medicine. Respectfully,
a"NiN,''F aaa H. G. RUNNLss.
Galveston, Dec. 90, i846. .ah3ol
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Governor reynolds, Of No,
CRY OF JEFFERSON, Dec 20, 1871

+ rs Cry OF JEFFERSON, Decl 20, 1917
Mr. Jony PRIcE-sm;-Some timo last sum
.mer you, did me the honor OF sending me abot-
tie Of your "TEXAS T0MIC.' Itcame very
opportunely, for my wife had been laboring for
some time with a ~derangement Of stomach, a
torpid liver, with diseased skin,-she imme-
diately commenced its use, and has found very
considerable relief, so much 50 that she drsires
TWO more bottles. II YOU can send it TO the
house Of ]. &c. Walsh, StrLouis, they will
receive it andpay for it for me- Your imme-
date attention will greatly oblige your ob't.
servant, w li# tn, REYNoLDs.
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Bishop Andrew, of W. Z. O. oH

have fol, some time past been in the habit
of frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
aud believe ii to be a valuable medicine. |
have found IL to act finally on the bowels, and
| think also, on the liver, In cases of indiges-
toni have used it with good effect.
JAMES 0. ANDREW.
Noble, March, 1916. NV a-.W WA n