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Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Rcady made Clothing,
New store nj Fulton.

L0gk, nH0fuEB d On haFs Just re.
: co.Yad and au Haa opening lzfzr aud
saIsndd azaumHai a. gassls, consisting N pait aI
lie following
fpaaa. E1s i aul kHs5eaa fr'nl.3-l, Il
- BlaWa and nIaaehel Si.t.H# aud Shffua#s
u, a. Va. ua5heHz. i-s. IA Lowell daa
dsatlsd aud bfaaa daIassr checked iUgedz,
n#alcnfaf{ strip palaaz. Scotch n's.Hs, -1#9a
aaHa4e. French taubala# ai.#aa '.lst#z h.H#
aHH iwdlad a'alaa. HH. willie. #HHt .iHIl f..'az
daaaels. salin.i, KeniaazE aud Ha'd msHd iraHH.
stable damask5 aIacls and white hatusz -daH
IaNn, laak and saI- m#I.u.I tripod a#marHH=
ana .igEaaals, MARLBOROUGH IHssi haa &. ni'a#.
bill and abIorrd sambHsks, liza linen. FHaI#a
e|ii aa dIIIIs and HHii9aaHsz. arHaa auI IaraiHHH
eaesAs. hIaes laHts ,s.fHt paal#l ilaHa5l.. Blue
daIs aud Inssys. Gsarga stripe Intn azHi eaiiaa
taps. sIk. cotton and ma8H= haHaz#IHH H6#s
iuhral shaWIi, lzIIaH' e#H1a. I'm 10 l#siazzt
d.aIaf. hfaWn haIIaHl, cotton IIHsc, darrI.l#z
lHH -ra#z skirts, Iemtazs rail#a ana Hart#a
blaaIae. sHI.a.a, back sd co.azsd cotton cafa.
eafr dlaIBf., l'HH nd and uHIIH liaH##Hz, i'a#=
IN ma4a.io netting, Ger. =aa., and hia#=
sIaH ninIH#. &c. AH
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
ST LOUIS REvEILLE TRIwEEELy

We are induced, particularly, 10 cs'' attention
10 our Tu-Ntfllg edition of thc Rryeir Our
perfected arrangements with thr eBsi HIi1r.is Co..
every facility iu The suing, ai the earliest rnri..
cable moment. by f'fs4fHi. oi correct .lHU...s
ul iorr'g1 Hff srfirH i1t'll-7- trg-fH.f aff
d trua Sud Conpfahou.,r compilation Of ffasaI
arirE.
TAH NaHan' b. O. vefy ama.' sum fas % tai
WEEKLY papsE particularly ens which. willie
d cmbadlra m0It.fs, Hqsr, Nr, uI.l rauiaus
fairr Of Interest, agmoroH flsf-lrf, d yieu OF the
world oi 1niHfeHr9f. a1H0i. poetry, .ni O. c.fr-f.
p7Hdrrr- alpHnaf lo any p1Tel OF Ir price Zoo ilc
whole Mississippi airy
The touneg.lau OF ihi. raH, with lhe ca.i. ly
ir.tnaHa, wi'l make .i maiierof in'.raf 20 lgt-
nra men 10 thr interior Co procure tlr rdHlr.l
rFsicm Intelligence altucr ilil weekly. aBd aur
naprr ha.ug "a medium through shol iley may
obtain %. ai 'fss cot thnn amy other .n thr riig,
cannot fal Co mako Iis RvmH Tm-WrrAll
popular The oosl oI o'hcr ciiy T.Isfilgs gshasts
q Frs Balut our sheet is .asucd al THREE
BOLLdRS'
We r-lruyr 20 call ihr aiteni -au Of o1r a,af
and we lTe happy to fuy ihlt they ars numerous
TO ihIa nttrc. We assure iirm ihli 10 ulmeH
transmitted 20 us will Be attended Co., and the nanaf
carefully sent by the eaflirli mail a little casr-|
ton on thr part OF our friends SAL b. kindly zee
mcmhspd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
500 REWARD.

hb AIDE hs escape from the Jail of Ilcmp,lead
4tA county, On Che night of the 93d instant.
JESSE PHILLIPS, indicted for tho murder of
Thomas spe'iman, 'PhlIips % about 3 leci G
inches high spafe made, dark hair. black ewes.
1ud youthful appearance; about 90 years OF 3gr.
spoaks quick and with grcal deal of nunrape,
Will give ihe above reward for his apprehension
aud delivery to me.
PRICE ROACH, JqH,r
ot Hempsirqi C5pBig. ift.
Wellington. Nov l.lsi,-su
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Dr. A. q. Brent.

tudnnie of the University II Glasgow
~ Scotland, and a practitioner II some sixteen
ycan' standing. chiefly Iu the ,outh-wcsi, would
tender BE- srricrs asa Physician, Surgeon. sc.
70 The citizens Of l.ewisyi.lr, Lafayette county.
Axis oilicc and residence IN the town Of lswi1.
VILE where be may always be found, uncs- pro.
irsounlly cnsafcd.
Louisville, June b, lsiG.3G.iy
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
New TaNern in Fmlfon.

ANlNG rautad ihe well known Craa F,y,
4arr"' ! am NOW prepared TO receive
p'afarfs or accommodate travellers on reasonable
lrfmA My stable is we'll provided With corn and
fodder ond every attention ahaII Do pa.d 10 iaa
comforts and wuuia OF those who favor $50 with
their patronage
HARDIN WILLIAMS
Fulton, Oct ~, ,IsiT-lir
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
y 4 m ERl. ST. TTONtRY
QrEENSWARE, TTNWiRE,
CLOTHiNf, HtTS HOOTG,
SHOES AND GROCERIES,.
Ar.. Nr.. f.-.
dr" t

IageilfT.il grHcn'an nr'meui of geal
as hls been olrrri ef ailr FOO ll. mtf.ri. lawiia1
ihe1 particularly invite ihs attention of plrcbarcfs
Fu.ton, Nay I, ltl5-gl
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
BL0CK, BR0TNER 4 90.

Il A oli.h particularly agI, the ladies 10 call
~ and examine lhr.f bgauIiu assortment OF
hncna VISTA Stripes aud RoteH,
Printed aud Painted Maslus.
Aus'm eiugdanl, PLAIN aud striped,
eiugham, faney liand4rfcheIs,
hanueis, Ribbons, Lace. EdHInzs. ete.. eic.
A.sa Co lheir splendid aszaaurnl ii N4a#z Of a.I
k.udz aud qualities
fH#ian, Ma Lizi5-2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Il Ai 4 GaEl.s. Il Co,
Receiving and Forwarding
MERCHANTS.

Arfm alaHrtSnarmtG GNAHHuls (. ras
rAHHHN, AHkAsftH
& ANlSe isIeH sad eammol.sa Nafsaau.fs
Z . meeause'td slh the principal buddIngs ia
town, necessarily meaffiug isss usk. pledge them.
sclvssio lhrifod friends aud all othsrs that their
chafgss saall be 30 reasonable as auy other legu.
lao established Warehouses. and b stuot allou
lion haPa 10 give tae utmast satisfaction Ia ar
Who latof them with their patronage.
Camden, Arb, January al. l,ls.s
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

CARp TABLE SigNAL,.-Theodore Hook.
code Of card.iabr signals in bis rcmarha.
bly, pleasant novel Of GiiheH Quincy. 4,
clever, aud might be- ,cry cllsc.ualIg IT,.
duced into practice. "Ac,cr7 saw hc
"lel a man and vile play together at whist.
They are family tclegfaph., aud il they
fancy their looks are watched. ihcy can
always communicate by words. / aupd
out that ! could never win Of Smip.ua. "A
and his wife. ! mentioned Ibis one dss,
and was answered. no. youran never viu
Of them WHY nidl. 'Bceau.p.'mid
my friend, they have established n code
'Dear me- sail /, signs By looksr NO
said be, by words. II Mrs. Smipsmar i.
10 lead, Smigsmag says, Dear, begin; Drar
begins with d, 70 docs diamond and nu,
comes one from the lady. d be- has to
lead aud she says, s., my love. She wants
2 spade smlesmag and spade begin wsh
'ho sane letter, aud sure enough down
comes spade. Harriet. ms dear. boo
long you are sorting your cnri.-,lr..
sm'gsmag smmps down bean, and ,
gentle come, my love, on either side n,,.
duces a club ." '"'
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
g. n. Morgan.

MERCHANT TAILOR AND cLornIER
/ As just op'n,i fresh and splendid s..,ri
mont Of new goods OF ihe lntcsi and may,
fashionable styles, which be- b. prepared 10 m,ap.
meture into every variety Of prntlomon'a pcarps
uppurcL lie hag also an ay,oHment Of llas
Cragats' llaudkerlueis, Suspcnden.. Sc. .blearl,ea
and brown domcsiics plaid liuscy, kereys. Irsl
linen, prints, ieans ulpacca, Gldnels, g.. an Of
which be will dispose Of on acoommadlii5s is1ns
Shop In s1I.Iyan's Hotel.
Washington Nay la. alia3-h
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
REFELLING IN THE HALLS OF THE
MOAYEZIIMAN.

M0NTEZUMAS.
ny Iot MlLIeRi "a,
Nov Naylor gei your hrooms,
Call ia each map and sWeepfF.
eieaF up the palace Ioomz-
Be spfy, my palace .heeper
Fer lol the day has come,
so long iorelo'd in ramofs,
When we shall feyel s1me,
In the Halls Of the Montelumas.
Round about We 20,
Las Yaakas are pfesnmefsi
What gallant show
la the Halls Of the Monlesalnas
Ladies here are shy,
All but Gfcdseritas,
They're not the sort for US
Not even Scaoritas.
None bu, Yankee girls,
Those witching heart consumers,
Can revel II with Us,
In the Halls of the Monteaumas.
Wen have a stag instead,
And thus wei show our humoni
Some will act the ladisa' parlsi
In the Halls OF the Moutezumus.
Ms Worth danoe up TO scott,
Don't mind your spurs and sabre,
Bal hoe It down my girl,
As i you liked the labor,
Don't blush, you foolish thing,
Hat bltlsly TRIP away,
As you did the "lofWard two
II the ball at Monterey.
Thus we'll fefsl here.
Mhsrn wady Aztec iumem
Have rryelled II so long,
In the llail5 Of the Monlezumas.
Ms Pillow cross Ia Twlges,
Shields forward once 10 Qn.lmzn,
Why llaTney's gaing wrong,
sally, that IL ii, mani
Ms Smith, 'la "lades change"
Riley should have followed hufs=
Now is right agaIa=-
6ai uow, Cadwaladeii
Hey 60 It wllle you eau,
And eapsf fannd the room as
lmfhIda DID,
la the Halls ei the Montszuma1
woald thai "Zaeks were here,
That rood old man 20 steady,
We'd have Il pds DE- arun,
With Scott aud Rough aud ileaayi
Aud Wool and Donphan,
aud baFg aud Charley May,
Aud kehfay and Fremont,
Would they wets hero to-day
What glorious time We'd have,
We'd scare away the gloom ar
We wildly dannnd about
The Halls ai the AIonl,lumas.
hep the feysl up.
tienrFala. Colouels. MajsFs,
Captains, sofgtanis, CofRaIals,
eferuhaHns and old s,a#afa;-
Forward Nollgnefsi
Faster all, and qnlekes.
Dawn in the middle, aud up sraia--
Now promenade 10 liquaE
Set out the feast with wine.
Bliag Rohlels, cups and funmen.
Wen dnnk 10 tie rlafs and stripes,
In the Halls Of the Monisaumas'
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Nmiminc.

EEW ounces ol su.ph Qn.nins iusi received
y and for zale ai d. y. +. Jets drug ,iore for
ea'h. Expecting TO fcrr0,e a large supply Of
Medicine .hori.y from New Nofk, invite the
l'leeniion oi Physicians and others To- my stock.
which w.li b. ,oid al lhe very lowest pncr. for
a1r oalg. Cal. aud bee.
- r JET
Washington. Oct -. lslG-is9m
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
10000 Acres orLand

"ENIN thouaad acres choice land for
'alo lpcate5i in 1885 and '3G. in tbc couniiea
OF llemPiead, Lafayette, Chib. ualhs. Ila,
Sprur and ouachiia, on accommodating icms
Tor which apply ia tho subscriber IN Madison
spfnng, Ga, rio r. w. Conway, Wellington.
November n. lsl7Ig
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
To Planters.

N VIE undersigned having been appointed
d agents ior lhe sale oi W. Joseph u tfosl, .
Cotton hlns. will keep supply on hnnd iaf .sle.
At their Ware House ~ Fulton. Of al silss and
descriptions, which they nro authorized TO wnrrunt
70 my" "hlifr sntsiafii0n 10 the p4relnss-s
Penpns ln want of Cotton Gus Hra rs5-r.ui.i,
B vtri 20 ulil ani rsumur Them
BLOCK, BROTHER a. Go
Fulton, june 2l. l-ll.gs.if
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Agents fOr.lhc Telegraph.
DIR. BENZ. /. JETr

III As fosanad IaHfaef#Hr of medicine in
~ Washington. snI gHF 4 - uasz IL.
tani# II ai- zH#i. 55zHH tfafH. uaIa.s .faIf,.
sionaIIs. mi. rHffe DE aill lacp 3 NIL
znIn'f q. fresh mfa|sInes laf slls IaU iaf eash
Washington. Mar J.-i-m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

fwrrrrr oHucr Rr,l Er,rr HAt.
Has'Hgioa, irt. 2oh ipaL lsI7. ,
IN EbtoRS 90 lbIa office uft hereby r,1nas,sd
~ 10 come forward Immediately and p,v c,ll.
and Interest due and renew urIr notes ,s aiI
notes. without discrimination. rman.pg upra.
n'w'd w.ll BE- placed In ilc baud. Of ibo Bank
Attorney for aui
BY order of thc Bord
~ 4. BRlTrlN. C'etk. Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
0licr.

ha y hoola lHi ler0unfa up io ihr Iai of Jam.
lfa uly, 1876, ate boz t.o hanas of .i,af- p
Jrr Ezlr foe settlement An persons having
mfriI.1d accounts with mc To that daie viii
p'claa cali at my Old Office and settle tbe same
"',a hin' BENZ +. JET.
Washington, August Is. lsi5.-ls-m
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
BFitt's u0tel,
81 sHslEHTas. HeNPsTEln co.
ARKANSAS.

ARKANSAS.
liE EHI#aHf#HH Iaasei 20 Ia#aar TaaaH
iaHH s'I# FIhIHs tHaI #H eIIi Ha.fH##s husI.
ne n h.Ea=i is,aaa. where De has aunH.Hd b.n.
a.f sIih eH#E lH#H uaHaary Iaf De arron.
maH#H|ag a#z..H ifazHIIHs community. lI HaHz
% e#mm# #s. H. UaHz WI auaa#al ia
Am..H aaa t.s iaHIe #nnnHaI with lie best
che maTlaz aIi.rd#
II a.t.#au, l=z, haaHa'u.I# supplied with
pfazHHt r ##.. aif #HaH. az HafH.H| asfl.fz
lie F.lz#= HH=z l.Hi HaI.I.a= zH..i l. want
InE aH l'H faHI fH fF#I'ar aH# H-I s. II aa mHf
D. HIsasaf iH a'gehIm sHT ll#HHarf= sill =
as mHlaJaia $ t.a#s OF ax allHH haa=H in ids
s1afH. aH = agdaaee OF which Hs r..Iz 10 Tie
following
RULES
haaH'.uH Per mHaiH, SO
naanlns and laaziHv peg week. -
day, Is
Single meal, e
l#IfE %
liHnH 'HHH4 -
k#aH.ur taan and hara 5lIueai. II
katrus haF HsEaeak. -
GEus II. uRIF
Wzs'.n=Ha. u#ia1. =a5-a=IH
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
W A N 4 T. 70

EEF HIDE. rc'ncs. Bce.pax. r llow
= 'n' lhh' nrwnirhlhs ughc-' prIccU,ll
oe plid % dn.UcrcJ 10 Washington.
BENZ =. IErT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17

Ms. ATTREE. the WIFI Of Wm. II A,,ree,
Esq. was given up hy Dr. Srw'i' of Washington,
d $ Roc nud Mcclellan Of rhilsi"llhia, DR.. Roe
and Dr. Mott Of New York Her friends all
though, she mls' die. Shr had every appear rcr
VI icing in consumption, enl was SO pronou' cci
by her ph, si' isns- Sherman's Daisam WAS given
aud it cured her
Mr.. GARRABRANTZ, Of Bulls Fc,rv. was
ais, cured of consumption hy this D,lsam when
all other remedies failed To give ul'ef-she was r,-
luceh 10 a skelet n. DIR. A. G. C,s'ie. D,nlist.
2Sl Broadway, has Witnessed its effects IN srverai
ca>es where no other m,dcine aff,red reief- bu,
! the Bslsam operated like a charm. DR.. G. also
witnessed its wonderful rfF cts in curing asthma.
which j, never fails Of doing. Sptting Bloc |, siar-
ming il NAV he. is effrciuallv cured hy this Bal.
sam. II heals the rupturel or wounded blood
vrssrls and makes the lungs sound again.
Rev. HENRY JONES. los Eighth avenue
was cured %! cough and catarrhal aif cons 80
years sanding. The first dose gave him more re-.
lief than all the o'te' metlicnr he had ever taxi n
Dr. l.. J. . ala, 10 De sncy sir,.t. gave it 10 a
sl-t"rin-law who was lahorine under con-ump'i"n,
and to another sor.'y afil Ct d with the Asthma
In both casss lis effects were immeJiae, soon re,
storing tn M 10 comfortable health.
Mrs. LUcRETIA WELLS. 95 Christie street
.uffrnd fom Asthma AZ ysars Sherm ms Bal.
sam relieved her at once, and she is compnra vriy
well, heins eI,hled To suhdur every attack iiy a
timely use of this medicine. This indeed is the
great remedy fr Coug's. Colds. Splitting Blood
Liver Complains, and sll tie hii cions It the
throat, and even Asthma and Consump ion.
Price 25 cents ard 81 per hottie.
Dr. Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenge,, and
Poor Mans Plaster Sold shove
Dr. Sherman's flee i. a, loo Nassau ct \. Y
Agents, JOHN YOUNG, Sunhurv.
Nj AN CAY, Northumberland
September llih. lS47--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17
PUMPS! PUMPS!,
Improved Hydraulic Pumps,

For Wells, Rolling Mills, Furnaces. or other
Pupo'cs.
vHNHE subscriber respectfully announces I, the
public that ho is now prepared IN supply
ters 10 any ex''m f." h'S Patent Double ncion
~uc'i,n AMI Force Pnmps. These pumps are
m dc of cat ron. aud the ter is sucked or fnr.
ced through lead pine. F'r simplicity ofrnnsiruc-
lion and durability of action, ihev rasiy supe.
rior to any now in use. They have mary advan.
tases over the Common pump, annng which are
the fllnuine:
They are s constructed that mischrvnus per.
sons cannot spnil their action bv Introducing nails
spikes any o,hr sub,,anie, amrnr the valves,
as is often done with other pumps thereby render
ing them ID less ' nvr'hsulrG. They ne War.
raned to lie perfectly secure from frost. They are
arranged as to afford ample pr Zee ion -eainsr
Fire sbcu, the premises on which they erected.
hy simply attaching a piece Of hose. ,ho which
they Will force water 10 any pad #. over, a
three story house. They are particularly adapted
Tor very deep wells, as the evcra,e can he
culaled Thai child Of six years old run with the
greatest ease draw water with hem from Ihr dec
pes, wells. The objection 81 nsiiy urged hy ma
ny, that W ter is -to''d hy s'nJinP in rump lngs
is entirely obvi,cd in ,hIs pump, aud fresh wafer
can always he as surely ohtainra a. when drawn
with bucket In situations where 1t IS nece
~ 10 ris" or force arre qunt les oi water to great
distances fof supply ing hni'ers IN mills, furnaces
&c. lhrse pumps nre invaluable. as they can he
made e any s 10, AVID csp'bls Of throwing from
Is 10 1000 gallons per minute.
And 10 crown all, they can be sold as cheap as
the cheapest.
The subscriber hos spent The last wear in axpn.
Timenne upon and peIiecIirg his rumrs and now
brings them befre the publ With III" fullest con
lidence that they will he fou.l 10 answer his de-
scripiion. He takes p'ra-ue in referring 10 the
following companies AID individuals. upon whose
premises bis pumps have hten erected, and who
have sHpr's I'D their saiisf clion in the highest
terms:
he Montour Iron Company. D,nvlle, u. Bre
wort agent; the Blo,ms'erg Railroad lion e IN.
pany, bloomsbury Col. Paxton, agent; the II ugh
aud Ready Iron Works Danvil'e. Hancock Foley
& Co, pro'rietors; thet'wn C"nuci If Berwick; (;
simon p. Kas', Esq, aud John L.. Watson, Esq. 4.
Dsnville.
He could refer to mrny theirs, who have tesied
their qualities. hot the above respectable firms snJ
individuals are deemed sufficient.
Or An assortment of LEAD PIPES constant.
" on hand, which W Il h. sid on the most
able terms. All orde add .sscd l., tho subscriber,
at Moore & Bidde's F"und'y buildings, or Mon
tour House, Danville will meet with promut at
| tention. HOMER PARMELEE.
| Jan. l. ls4s.-tE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17
E0Es yca@ E2DV90E
Vegetable Universal Pills,

The only kno,cn Medicine that at He same time
purges pur.fes and strengthens The system.
LoSpoN. July 7, 1916
nR lie ROY'S Pills are a new medicn
which has Just appesIed, and is FIST taking
The laces e all others If the sau class, These
pills are composed OF many ingredients. hn' the
two PRINCIPAL ONES are Ssrsapar,ll, and Wid Cher.
~. 20 united that they act Together; the one.
through its aimx,ure with other ,uh,t,.c,s pu
rityine ard purging while the other is s'renalhe,-
ing The system. Thus those pills are at the sam
lire tonic and opening a drsldrratun long and
eagerly sought for hy medical men, hut never he.
FIRE discovered In ,iher words ,hry ,n the WORK
Of iva medicines and dn il much h-trrr Than ANY
two we know of; for thew remove nothing fr IN
the sysem hot the impurities so that while the,
purge they strengthen; ani hence they cause n,
drhiltalion. and are followed hy no re.sc,ion. Dr.
Lr Rny's pills have a wonderful influence on ,h
ilood; they moi only purifs without weakening il.
hui they remove all ixi"us particles from the chyL
before il is canveried into flu d. and hus make i'm.
pure blood an utter impos -ibiiily. As there is no
drlhhatihn, 80 thrie is no nausea or sickness st.
tending the operations Of this most excellrn If me.
'iicnes, which never TRAINS ar ioriures the dig,
tive iunctInns, hut cau.ss them to wnrk in per
fecty natural manner; and hence persons taking
them do not become pale and em.ciaed. but th,
contrary; for while il is the property Of The Sarss
psr'lla. united as il is with other ingredients. T.
remove all that Is foreign aud impure il is equally
the property Of the Wild Cherry to retain all thai,
rs natural and sound; and hence robust stare Of
hralh is the certain result of their united opera.
lions or Price 2h cents per BOX.
Agents for LIE Roy's P,lls,
J. w. FRIlING. ! sunhurv
JOHN YOUNG. 'onouy'
N. A. McCAY. Nor,humberrJ.
August 2lsi, ls47.-ly , ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-06-17
DICK SON & CO.,

Third, South side.
PH l. A d e i p H A,
Importers g. wholesale Dealers In
IATCHES, Wp,ch Ola ses and Materials
" Je~ery of all descriptions, qualities and
styles, comprising all the articles connected
with the Trade,
Clocks.
D,xson d Sons Bri,anni,, German Silver and S
yer. Plated Wares.
Sheffield ard Birmingham Plated Fancy Articles.
Rodgers T. Sons and Wost, nholm's Cutlery, Ra.
zors. Sc esors. Erase's, De'k Knives. &c.
Ivory H md ed Table Cutlery, Of The finest. medium
and common qualities.
A large assortment of Gold Pens.
perfrcsl Spcclachs.
Paper Mache and ipauned Trays, various shapes
and qualities. at reduced rates
Gold Wach Cas- ., Dials md Silver. Ware, of all
descriptions manufactured TO order.
DICKSON e. CO., hhvne recently removed
INTO the large and rommodinus warehouse formerly
occupied Ivy Messrs r. Asnnuosr & Suns, and
more recently Ivy AsuHuR-r r RKMiSaroS, h,e
leave 10 iuform Watch Dealer. & un,rv NJ, rchan's
and others. that they des Rn having at all times a
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EIENI, VIDI, VICI-Dr. ALIENS VEGE.
Y FABLE COMPOUND. fr tie cure "i
DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-
FOCS DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS
&c. This Medicine j. offered 10 he public under
the assurance that there is M article in exstenc
having stronger claims 10 ,hsir cnnsilerati,n Be.
ing compoundei ~ = regular Graduate Of j. iltr
son College. Pha,i, ph u, and practising physi-
elan of twenty years sandi in Philide'phla his
long experience has confirmed him in the opinion
that a c0mpound mHdiene required e. prevent
and remedy the d'hlita'ion pr dlccd by residing
in low, mIusmaiic climates. and Io counter, ,ct ihe
pro traiing influences OF many nervous disorders
with which the human f,mily are efflictel
DIR. ALLEN is a well known ,h, sici N, snd
has usei the ahsve mericime in his practice for s
years with the most astonishing elect, having les.
ted It's qualities in ahore
FIVE THOUSAND CASES.
NO medicine ever rec,ived more hauerng re
commendati'ns from ply, ,icians of eminent stand
ing than has been best wed on this,
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AMI
ITS CONsEQUENCES.-A eminent Prne.s
sor s,ys:''li chiefly arises in prrsons wh, ,,,i
either very scden,ary or irregular life. Althoupl
not regarded as fatal disease; vet il neglected o
Improperly tresred, may bring on incurable NJ.
] idh'h''y, Jhunuice, Alhhiess, or vertigo, Pals,
and Apoplexy. A fr at sinsuary attendant o.
it is. that i, may and ofen dors continue a rTea
length of time without any remission Of the symI
/ toms.
CAuSES.-Grief and uncasiness Of mind, in
tense study, pfofusc evacuaions, exces- in venery
excessive use Of srriluou~ liquors, t'a, tobacco. o
( plum. aud other narcotics, imnoderate repIetior
over dis'ention of the tt'mqch a deficiency of III
secretion Of the rIlo or sric Juice exposure |
cold and DAMP air are the chief causes Of this di.
| ease
SYMPTOMS.-Ioss Of appetite, nause,, near
hum, aci lily, and frlid eructaiions, gnawng .
| the stomach when empty, uneasnrss in The lhro !
pa, in the side, coslrven.ss, chlness, l,nguo
lowness of spirits, P'ptatons. and disurbe
| sleep"
! TREATMENr.-DR. ALIENS VEGL
| TABLE COMPOUND has never failed in aft,
ding immediate relief and a radical cure for III
disease.
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RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUr AND
MERCURIAL DISEASES

Find safe and speedy cure in Dr. SWE EFT
SERS PAAACEA. II cur's i,y searching ever,
blood YES ei and an'ry. and driving out all impu-
rites and iou' humms accnmuiated therein. which
g the cause "f rh umatism, g'u, and swelngs oi
the jnnts. The dc eierous effects of calumet and
ihe' mineral poisons rsiily yield to .nvere,cn
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'nly he thought Of as shy- y-eohe Gu tom of the lar
ker ages. DR.. Sweeiser's Panscea is ala, a sur.
cure for yspepss, piles, cos',vemsss vertigo head
,che, pain In the breast and liver complaint.
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vyASypIRD.

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FEVER AND AGILE.

Fever Is sl~ass csussd by diso'derly move
ment OF tho blood, struggling Ia Zee i'srif OF son
thing that encumtors il IN fact, every kind Of 10
YER 10 nothing more than struggle between the
blood and corrupt humors. and rs soen as the COT