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New Books,

I ANAIORS of France, McItusi's boo, Of Indians,
~ Washington and his Generals, hicr's history of
the Consulate and Empire Of Napoleon, life Of General
lay lor, Geneia Taylor and STAFF General Scott and
STAR Downing s history of Romausm, Pictorial his.
tory OF the United States Meals history of the Pur
tans, Prescots conquest of MoXco, Illustrated Poets
Bibles Testaments, etc, together with genera as
sortment Of Miscellaneous and School Booksand Sta.
tionery, lately received and for sale by
WALLACE s, WARD.
Eagle Block, juno %, 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Wool Cardinu

4 / the Dripping Springs, B miles north OF Van
n Buren,, done promptly and in tn bes. manner
CUR machinery being and Of the first quality " =
promise if the wool IS free of burs, and in good -
dI.ion, to do good work make no chargc. -,
from the South side OF the river can be lr . - 30
scott. White & Co., whore il will be exami. II r @
II IS taken to the machine c. rioJ ~ Iii
be returned. Price Of carding cents ,,rr nol 80 80
ono-iourth toll Gcod rolls for sale - {J + U 81
pound. PRESCOTT n p 81, ~ = 'lJS T'IrS, per
July 3, ISlS-2I-!r. ~ DOC 'NE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Pnlilical AnnnintmeniS.

JESSE TURNER Esq, candidate for Wing Pres
ldenua klector will address his fellow citizens at
the following times and places
Per1yville, Perry, CO.. Oct. 25th.
Lewisburg, Conway, CO.. Oct. 26th
Dover. Pope, Co., Oct. 9th.
Danvllie. Yell CO., Oct. Both.
Boonvill, Scott. ce., Nov. lst.
heiIam's Store, Franklin, CO. Nov ID.
O<- The BatesriIIe Eagle and Ll,te Rock pa-
pers will please copy tho above.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

r,VO2 CHILDREN AT BIRTHI-The Hartford
\, ~ Courant states, that on Friday night last
D,,. .'ISa =. woman in Wells street, named Dannin,
0r. OiIa to four chiIdren--two girls and two
Fc.I ~ The mother and one of the children sur
n " out short lime after the event. The uni
!, "o'9ht Of the chiliren was twenty eight lbs,
Iss average of seven lbs. each. The woman
ye,-. au twins twice, and, within the space of ten
n San! and eight months, had become the mother
y hleen children.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Ch,lJ-Dirth.

q NAhU AlbaL'L SCIENTIFIC work, upoa tho
w SUBJECT .. :, esIation and Child Birth. by r. A.
~, ~. D.. ato Of Paris, just pub'ished
oy .''0 "u.ho I. This work contains information
Upon s1oi scts Of tho highest importance to mar
i,0u P9' sons, or those contemplating MARRIAGE
!. WI DC found of special value to those whose
'Ie' is, healih, other circumstances do no, uer
!" i them to increase the number of their family,
without great Inconvenience, suffering, or pa-hans
risk ct life. method Of avoiding these troull,.,
and dangers, at will, (reccnty discovered bv cer
eoreted French physcian) is fully communicated
IN TINS work, 50 that any person NAY avail HIM
self OF It at once. The meau5 COS; comparatiyelv
nothing, and are within The reach Of all. To
process Is new, safe, nlobie, convenient, smarr.
and cannot injure the most delicate. Nor does /.
curiail matrimonial privileges in the least. Con.
les OF Ihls work viii DO sent, in Il close enyelope
al single letter postage, TO any part Of the Uni
TED Sttes for 81 sont. past paid to Dr. r. NJ.
WElSSELHOEF, Box 27lO. New yorl Cr,, -
Copyright secured. No Bookseller ,loveJ IN
this work. M"
Sept l6, l8415.-ao--iG
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
October ii, Is4S.-34-Iw.
Administrafor7s Snln.

Administrator Sale.
G AN Thursday the 2G.h Of the present month.
~ tais if not. the next fair day, | shall offer
for sale to the highes; bidder, in the town Of Van
Buren. the personal property of the estate of T..
W. Bates, deceased, consisting principally OF
household furniture Beds and Bedding Bureau,
Sdeboard. az eightd5y clock, tables, chairs
trunks. books, &c, sc. Terms Of sale are -
Sums Of five dollars and under, cash-sums over
this amount. six months credit with fully approved
security, and notes bearing ten per cent. interest
from due Until paid.
BENZ. L. MOORE, Adm'r.
October ), IS49.-32-3l.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Notice.

q PPLiCATlON viii be made to the Court Of
- Probate OF Crawford co7nty, Arkansos, for
the sale Of the S-W+ OF the S-E4 of section u.
in township y Of range 35 west, containing 40
acres also to improved land (no. en.erod) thereto
adjoining, belonging 10 the estate OF John b.
Smith, deceased, for the purpose Of paying the
debts of The said deceased.
BURTON SMITH. Admir-
or JoUS 3. SMITH, deceased.
Sept %. IS tS-32-tw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
ands' Sarsayarilla.

nor the removal aud permanent Of all diseases
l. arising from impure state Of the blood, or hl.
bit Of the system, namely: ScroiulH Kings Evil,
the face, bUtchos piles, eyes, Tag Lcar,
scaldhead, enlargement and pain Of the bones and
joints, stubborn ulcers, syph'lis symptoms sc laa
or lumbugo, diseases arising from iniaticoHs usg Of
mercury, usces droPsy and eyporure OF mprudonce
in lue also chronic constitutional GIsprdeEs ". be
removed by this preparation. For sale at the Drug
store Of IL. $ STEVENSON.
September 30, 1873
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Sale of land for Taxes.n Washineton Cointy Arkansas

of land Taxes in Washington County, Arkansas.
herebyg give notc Il
thereon a 10 II
less etax
O'Clock, NJ u
o h
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
4 Ncgro Boz NNnntcd

An intelligent negro Boy, about - or IS wears
OF age IS wanted, FIR whom tho highest wages
WHh prompt payment, will he given. Apply at
the lnte!igencer office,
Aug. 2U. IS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Misunderstanding and IIiIIinorv

MRS. MRS. N. NJ n. JOHNSON, respectfully O,
'os4 INFORMS the ladics Of Van Buroa a nd VI -
chity thSt she has sturned, aud again ofo her 80
stand or Phiiiip street. - N'f Ola
april I5--J-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

EUST received d3z. W.star's bt.san OF wiId cher
oH ry, for coughs colds ani oonsara 2toe, and for
rnA ozs. Qg5nfno for sale at the lDrpstlere Of
1fSuOMPsoNs' Compound syrup OF Tar, for colds
9ePt7"Do5 81 i. > / H' h-,1,,-''
1 . DOz. Superior brown Mustard, just received
4 * and for sale by Il. yEEHNsOH.
September 80, 1918.
Snuff! Snuff! SnuEi.!
& FRESH supply of Nacrouba and Scotch Sulf,
"A by the bottle pound, Tor sale at the Drugs,Ie
by sepL3). R.rsTEyENsoE.
Attention Shoamakcrs.
A STEADY situation and fair wages syi'l be give
L-Ato Journcyman Shoe oni Boot Maker, by the
undersigned: lie will not employ a gentleman who
cannot do fine work and who does not possess good
qualities He also desires immediate application.
VAN Bgnnz, May 5.h, 1913. i3-,r
EUsT received by steamer Santa Fo, a large and
- we'll selected stock Of Clothing, consjstingof the
following articles:
PAETs-Black cassiuoro. mcrfuo. -lpacca black
ribbed and fancy ca--lms-a fancy linen, cotloulde
and croton, sltttnct and jeans.
co AES-EldCk dress, frrcl. sack, and rr1a'ots
cloth, French and English uerino alpacea, croton,
dress sack, linen and eattoa sack and dress, aud Ken
vEsSis-Blaca satin, figured and plain, a1prcca and
common. Linen bosom shirts, drawers, etc. etc.
AtS- MAS, various sizes, Ibr sale low Tor las' or
Produce, by l.. B. BISHOP l. CO.
August 70, 1913.
T UST RECEIVED-Deni apron check cotton
81 AIDES, siIsurgc, cross bar muslin, giuEhuns, nan
KIN linen, alpaca, prints, green game wells, black
lace scarfs biaachcd and fancy dc lainc sr ylB
and handkCrchieis, green berewc zephyr wool ~ l'
hbct siuyis A and 81, printed cashmere shaw s
blue sattinet black aPacCa, shcetin-s and shirt os
tIckinEs, lowcIlS, diapers, spool cpltnu.
Tuck, fine, side cIrcuilr, rcdduE and poc'zo combs:
SCISSORS tooth brushes, buttons all kinds, srs steel
pens, steel and glass beads, spocacles ri7 rayct
etc, etc, for sale lower than Tor ga Tor P-,I
by e. B. BIS g1P f. 60
August 49, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

--iSoNABLE AEGUHENTS.-The following pa
.a7l, which we clip from a whig paper. ox-
their mode of appealing TO the convictions
all the decency ard intelligence" Their
to save thocountry by singing. The only
.aaeni we know cf, that they have, is that
~ " vas once saved by the cackling of geese.
o0'ilIITTEE or SINGING'-The duties of the
oIs Committee are apparent. It's members
~ oe selected from those who have talent
!, 'o'al music: and their duty should be to pre-
n themselves with appropriate political songs,
!. :, l4 Oh in singing them a. each meeting OF
!; !, Elo' They will contribute much to the sPi-
~a The meeling.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

EYRENCH Cashmeres, Mouslin de Lanes black
h plaid and fancy Alpacas, Mohar plads, Gomba-
zines, Palo Alto and Buena Vista flads Linscys, etc.
just opened and for sale 5y
Sept -. WALLACE g. WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

QOEA LBS. CHEESE for sale .ov
ebIEO Aug 25 E. q 'ReUOp e cO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

Bishop PURCELL, IN a letter from Ireland, says
That The Irish want only fifty West Point Cadets to
discipline and command them. and having driven
Inc English, their best policy would be 10 issue
letters Of Hn-qua-if they had government OF
three months staoding to do so--to Ionllee Pri-
yafsersncn aad sweep the English coast and Cham
mes, and seas with Paul JOnsses.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

SPOTS on THE SuN.--A correspondent Of the
Alexandra Gazette, states that there is an unusual
number Of spots at present visible on the sun 5 disc
One dark cavern in particular, now near the CEN
tire Of the sua. and djs.iacIIy visible through n
smoked glass; Is upwards Of sixty thousand miles
in diameter. TINS will be- visible for about n
week longer. Besides this, there are about four
other large clusters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

flowers. each, 10
Hamburger work and embroidery also taught.
An charge will be made for washing at the
dinary rates in the city.
Board, with Calesthenic exercises at $40 per month
Each boarder will furnish her cot-bed, bedding, tow
els, and table naPAins.
Payments, quarterly, in advance-nO deduction for
absence except IN case OF sickness
BY particular request, class Of boys under twelve
wears of age will be received.
Music will be taught principally on the Logerian
system.
RErEaExoEs Rev. W. Sanders. Col. T. D. Mcrrick,
Mai. Lawson.
For any further particulars apply personally, by
letter. Post paid, the office of the A rk's Gazette
FFThe Arkansas Banner, Arkansas State Democrat,
Washington Telegraph, Batesvile Eagle, Helena
Shield and Van Buren, lntelHgencer will please copy
tf,-AfkaaSaS Gazette.
October Z, lS4S.-32-tc
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-zlT OF = New oATEL.ITE.-'Ele- -IitOrs
n. !. Express we're present IT the Cam
observatory on the evening Of the I2i ulr..
-sc0Fary Of a1O.aes sf,eili.o to The planet
Go, mas.0- the eighth. VIM Cranch Bond.
s1iaall astronomer Of Cambri5ge University,
as s1I and assistant George Bond, were the
mate dscovsrcrs. The two last satellites TO
I'm were discovered by Herscheu.
izz Pos 1yED CHALICE RETURNED.-The reyo-
CAS- Ct Europe are throwing into the British
-r7. s.asingu.ar medley Of broken down Prin-
.1.lzlisJS, aud politicians from the most ul-
l77:. % !ie widest ii5eraI--.u tie words OF
'@-s'1 orator, ''dr.ving whole letter OF poo
s.acss 10 the protection OF Queen Vjc's petit
4 foreign correspondent Of the London
ays:
~ NOS cuHou5 circumstances OF the present
-1s been The arrival in London Of II. Louis
|@, Exactly six months after his own expuI-
LOUIS Philippe has the satisfaction. it such 1t
Y called, Of seeing tho man upon whose theo-
ae revolution was expressly founded. com
= % follow him in his exile. The flight too.
I" Precautionary one, as in the case of tie
s'l! an absolute escape frem the law.
2 The Dublin correspondent of the n. Yori,
'laa states, that the wife, children, mother and
l$s Of MITCHELL, are about TO come to thi,
.'-fy. The hope Of the liberation Of Ireland
3 Tor the time, crushed, they are now willing
ave I. ineir native land, Mitchell has a brother
New York.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

LITTLE ROCK HIGH-S CHOOL,
T o r I . u n G. La DIE S
FE7HIS Institution, under the charge Of Mrs. and the
4 Misses WOOD, was opened for the reception of
pupils, both day schou-s aud boarders, Monday the
25th ult.
Terms Of Board and TatiOn for session Of months.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

EUST received d5z. W.star's btaan OF vj.d cher
Q } ~, for coughs colds aIi cousarI gtiot aud for
safe by Sept. b. r. IS TEgEE>DN-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
DRUGS ! Drucs !! Druosl!!

ICost Of advertising, 81 II cents, per lrac,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21
Snuff! Snuff! Snur!.!

FRESH supply Of 1lacrouba and Scotch Su.f,
! by the bottle or pound, FOR sale at the Drugs,pIe
Sept. 30. z. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

OHIO ELECTIoN.--We are indebted te c. LANG
Tree Tree Esq, for a Daily Enquirer Extra from
SincInnall We find the following in it from the
Ohio elections :--Ark. Banner.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-21

4 List of Letters
z , EMAINING in the Post-olTice at this place
A-I, on the 30Ih day Of September. " which If no
taken ont before the Isl of January will ba SEN
TO the Fost-otiice Department as dead letters
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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL! q
PHILAD L L P Z IA
MEDICAL HOUSE.

PHILADE LP,E-,lA
MEDICAL HOUSE.
EsfabTshed IS yrus ag. BY d.. KlNKELfN.
The oldest, sures, and lest hand Ia cure sl forIns
Of seer. tdsesse., diseases Of the skin and
soiitsry habits Of youth. IL
DIR. KIN LIN,
NJ W. corner ef Sd and Union as.. be,reen Spruce
and Pine, u squares from the Exchange.
NIOUNG MEN! " you value your lie or your
hesith. remember, the delay Of q mouth. nay,
even . week. may prove your ruin. both OF "ody
and mind. Hence let no false modes'y deter you
from making your csse known to one who. IRON
education and respecsbiiiy, alone h. friend Won
He WIN places himself under d. KINkEbiNS 8
treatment, may ,clieiously cnrfdr In his honor a.
q gen leman. and in who.r bosom will be foreve'
locked the srrre, of the patient.
Ton many think they will hug the secret I" ihe,
own hearts, ard rure ibpm-elva ., Alas! how o'
ten IL this fatal leusicn. and how msnv pro
missing yours man, uhn might have been an orna
men, TO society. has failed from the earth.
COUNTRY INvALlDs,
finding Il irconvenien' 10 make Pe's"nai app'ira
lin. can. Nv stating their explicitly, toee b.
with I'll their ~ mp'oms. (perl ter Pns'pau.l hav
forwarded to ihem Q chest containing DR.. k's me
dicine. "pris,ed scrortinslv.
Packsees of N d,ci.es forwarded to any part II
the United States At a n,"rrnt's ""''cr.
dr P"sr rain Lxrr,Ws. AID essed In n Ki,
xELIS. Ph'lsdeip' IL. will be promptly tsnd.d u
DC. 30th ls47.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
AUTUMN.
THE melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year,

The saddest OF the year,
and yet the most beautiful-for however
bright and gay, and joyous, other seasons may
be, there is rare beauty in the dying away
of the many hued vegetation, which makes
deep impression Oh the lover of God and ma
'ure, filling the heart with piety, and i,npart-
ing to the season a glory surprising far the
grandeur OF Spring. There is in fact, more
heart in this season, than in all the others of
the year, and it is justly calculated to turn the
mind to the Supreme Bene6cence which has
made even decay and death so glorious !;
while as the once green leaves fall to the
ground, we arc reminded that man, too
cometh forth as flower and is cut down
Chat all flesh is grass, and all the glory of
man as the flower of the grass" 1t is the
figure of the down-hll of life, and even the
silent falling of the leaf, speaks to US in the
voice of hIa who ''changeth the times and
the seasons" telling of the approach of the
autumn of life, and winter, and death, when
the murmuring rlls shall be stopped, and the
vital current frozen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
George j. Weaver,
ROPE MAKER & SHIP CyIANDLH

No. ~ Wafer Sfreef and No. North Wharpes
Philadelphia.
HAS constantly ON hand. . senersl assori
Ill ment of Cordsge, Seine Twines. &C., viz
rsrd Ropes, Fishing Ropes. White Ropes, MAni
'a Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also,
complete assortment Of Seine Twinss. &c. such
Hemp shad and Herring rwipe, Best Patent Oil
Net Twine, Cotton shsd and Herring Twire, Sha
Threads. &c. &c. Also. Bed Cords. Pioush lines
Hslters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpst Chains
&C., oil Of which hs will dispose Of on reasonable
ieims.
Philsdslphis, June ~, ls4s,-ly
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SU r u NJ 4 MS
AI.L.HEALING BALSAM.

Ms ATTREE ,br wif, of NJ, ~ .,,,..
Eso w,s Given nm nv u, s.w.u of w',h;n.,,, m.,
n w'pr " u.', ATn,"sun
.,I ~ M',, "s ~" "s'r,'"'s, p'; no
h''.,,D, w :" ~. n' 'nen'' o.
=, rs,n. in c"a..m,,;, .n', a"" e'.' appn'"e
r., h.' " S. ~"' ~S 20 pronounce
~, ,",.,, 49,, '""" osss" WAS give
u" C,ppApp >.,,, -, a.i .r
- -, nMnN'" ~ !" n"hs tTry' wa
N ,,s., ,.,, ,,'' p." S"p /" 'n's D''sam shf'
,ucsJ ., st'.l., NV" ~ ave "rr'-sNe vas !"
.sI n,n.J. s", ". w. a. ~ C.s''e. D-n'''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
CUTLERY.
A N rr'rn.ive Stock of Pocket and Tab's CUT.
"A LERY. fu sale by
JOHN M. COLEMAN.

Nos 80 and 80 ARCADE. and 81 North
THIRD Street,
Gimp i,ins 5000 dozen renknives, Sciss 70 ard
II zors.
Also, q choice asso,imrn, Of Rodgers Il Sons,
Wos'erhoms, G"avr.'s. ". & 8. Butchers aud
Fenne,s Cutlery.
Also, Spanish Dix AID Hunting Knives.
Al.o, G"n.. y st g an Bowl, KNIVES.
Ais The hm'ric"n Rr.r Strip. . sup riol
sr,,l le. wo " III. attention e De r.
CAMp-Drulers in Cutlery. will find the abnve
Stuck worthy their St'cn i"n. A. the Su'"erh.r'.
Chief lus ness is im,oring and selling cutl.Iy.
Ihii,d,l,his, June 10Th. ls4s-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

There is nothing which adds so much to
the beauty and power OF man, as good mo-
raj character. 1t is his weal,h-his Influence
his life. 1t dignies him in every station
-exalts him in every condition, and glorilies
him at every period Of life. Such 4 charac-
ter is more to be desired than everything else
on earth. II makes man free and indepen-
dent No servile tool-no crouching syco.
phant-no ,reacheroIs honor.seeker ever bore
such character. The pure Joys oftruth and
Righteousness never spring in such bosom.
If yonng men but knew how much good
character would dignity and exalt them
how glorious it would make their prospects,
even in this life, never should we find them
yielding to the groveling and base-born pas.
sions OF human nature.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11
RHEUMATISM, RH UMArI' GOUr AND
MER, URlAl DISEA>ES

Find . safe and speedy cure in Dr. SWEET
SEHS PAAACEA. 1t cur.s ty searching ever,
"l'"d ses el aud sr"ry. aOd d'ivos ou' all impn.
'''irs and hui hum"s .rcumu s,ed therein, whicl
the cause ~ m umat'sm, q ~ and sweilines o,
rh- ji IL. THE ,le et-rous ~iI- t. 0f cslmnsI an.
ih"' mineral ts-oHs. s'niy yi-,d To ITS -ovsre,c.
"fa'nrs Indeed, WHEN its vsliahlr properties Is.
cu'nr fulh known. the e oil miner D ,i.on ",
" CD s'enei ." "hs 'oah oi at the Cal, ,le,s, a..
niv hr u onght "f a. hy.soLe cu-t,m The dsr
srr sers, DR.. Sw'e'-er's Pansc-a IL ,is,s su.
cure tor sysMpsia, Vi ss rs@ve,s O., vertigo, heed
che. pain In the bssast and liver complaint.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

1t should be the aim of young men 10 60
into good society-wc mean no! the rich, nor
the proud. the fashionable, but the society of
the wise, the intelligent, and the good. When
you find men who know more than YOU do,
and from whose conversation you can ga.
ther information. tits always safe to be found
with them. 1t has broken down many maj
to associate with the low and vulgar, where
the ribald song was incucated, and the inde.
cent story told to excite laughter or influence
the bad passions.
Lord Clarendon attributed success and hap
piness in life to associating with persons
more learned and virtuous than ourselves. If
you wish to be wise and respected, if you
desire happiness and not misery, we advise
you to associate with the intelligent and good.
Strive for excellence and strict integrity, and
you will never be found in the sinks of pollu.
ton, or in the ranks Of prohigates and gam.
blers. Once habtuate yourself to virtuous
course, once secure a love for good society,
and no punishment would be greater than BY
accident to be obliged for half day to as
sociate with the low and vulgar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

aAnn, where are you going to nightp
why, to the ball to be sure y
Are you 70 am I. How many petticoats
are you going to wear 81
Why ! was going to put on twenty five,
sW = me fashion, changing, won't wear
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-11-11

The Grand Purcative
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Gi,diness. Messlrs Salt Rheum,
Nhrnma''sm. Piles, Heat Burn. Worms.
Uvsp'p u, sru'sv. chorra Nrhus.
Sm II Por. jsnndce. C"uchs, Quincy,
Pains ~ the B"k. Wh'onipe G ugh.
lnwar w 'kn"ss. c"nsninp' TON. FITS.
"slp't,,'on Of the Heart. Liver CnmpI,in,,
Kis'ng W the ThS"a', Eris'p, las. Deaf e.s,
Dr"psv. As'hms, f'r'i"Rs of he skin,
Frvers Of III kmds, Cold., Gnn,. Gr.y.L
Female Complaints, Nervous Gomplsints,
FHon isPrnITIEs OF rHE BLoon. Ann os.
srRucTiOSs IN THE ORGANS OF NJ,
GEsrIoS.
Experience has proved that nearly every Di.
ease originates fom impurities of the Blood or De.
rangFments Of the Digestive Organs; and 10 secure
Health, we must remove those oh>tructions or re-
store the Blood 10 its natural state.
The aversion to ta.ine mcdcine is most ffer.
tuallv I" moved hy cLIcxNER's VKagrAnls Puu.
oATIvE rILLs. being completely enrel,ped ,oi'h a
"oaf'ng Of pure uhife Sugar, (Which 10 ss di-iiur,
from the internal ingredients a. a u, shell from
he kernel AND HAVE M TASTE ov NIpIcINE,
But ar" as ras'lv swallowed ss bits of candy.
Moreover thev neiffer ndusedfe or Cripe in the
slightest degree. but operate equally IN al the ds
essed pats Of the svssm. instead of rorfning
thfmse'ves to. and rs'king any raricul reeion
THUS. II u . Liver he sfirciel one ins ,ei.ui win
operate on III I par Guitar organ. ard. ~ Cleansing
/" of an Excess of Bile rsinrc il 10 u. ns.ur
STATE. Ano'her will oper ne IN tie d nod aud
'em"ve all impu'i'ie. in il. circul ton; Will. a
'hrd will rfrciusliy exp.l whstsver imp,iri,ie-
may have he'n discharged int" the s,om &C., aud
hence they STRIKE At rHE BOOT or n,sr,.E. r..
| nave sll Impure Humors from the h.Iy: on n
The p"res externally and intensity; SEP ,,st. Al,
fore Rn ard oh oIiOus pa'tcle. flou the chyIs. 90
thrt the blood may he thoroughly pn'e-ihus src,,.
| ring ee aud healthy action u the Heart I,un,s
and Liver; and therrby .hev nGsroHE HE.Lrx xr
vsS WIEN ALL orHIR MANS HAvk vIILGD.
The entire truth Of The above can hr asce,t.ined
~ The trial Of a single hox and their vir.ues ar.
s" positive and cer',in in '~s'or ns Health. tha,
'hr proprietor himls himself l., r.tnrn The none,
'aid for them in all cases where they do not eir
universal salts scii"n.
Retail Price, n cts. per BOx.
- Principal office No SO v--sy st.. N, Yok.
| sold BY JOHN YOUNG. sunbury.
| M. A. McCAY. Newfoundland.
| ar Remsmhsr Dr.. @. " Clirkener 10 the in.
ven'or ofihe Sugar Coated vi h. end that no,h M
! the sH wss ever aessd r. unIil be inisoducrd
hem in Juae. lsfa. Pu,ch.seIs should. lk.r~fnss
,wsys ask Es CIirksnsI's Sssar Cnsie,i Pills, and
axe no Others or they viii hs msie the victims Of
's"sss' SsPs' issh, isA7.--ay ~