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TESTIMONY.

IHiLAt, Dec Iln, l~l'.
DEAR SIR In reply to Your qut,ii respecting the rsc
ut DR.. brakes pHhaceI. Ny sty that although u perfect
dscicver IN lite existence nj PANfCEA inr ALL
diseases, huwcvc valuable it nay hr in certain illii
u the system Sl have believed tl rurc CusimI,-
ton would le discovered sooner later aui curiosity led
~" t. try Your medicine IA vD Hyctctc cases.
They were prJn1uncci by ia. attending ply scuis be
PULMONARY CuN>UirTloN and ulsiUlrncl by them as H.
cURABLE bHc OF the persons hl been under the treat
Inent Of several very able rrlci - number OF
years. AMI they said she had L iISi mel Consumption
mhinc with Srrniull. l Ilr she might finger ter me
time, lut could n he permanently relieved. Ia both
the eirrt the PanHrea has h'tn gratifying DiIy
ipr or five bis used h uc OF the pels is before
she began - improve rphly. The other took abru ten.
vii, only .ii that familiar rs am with consumption l,y
Inheritance and hy exclusive osrry;tli u study, and
knowing also the ujUGiJus effects in nine u ten
uf tar, blnrsel, anl other vegetable onics well o
many at the eSrecrrmis nud serivcs, Sl ud never have
Inuentd the "a Dake's aiccI ii had been
acquainted with the ingredients. Sil'e it say that these
1mnNnr hy N 'st ruur aud scientific plysi-
clans anl IN their present combined state, form probably
the best ucriHc tnt has been made The is
IN flucc with a theory oi Consumption hr,lccl in
France few years ago, by ui her most eminent vfi-
tcrs medicine uai established 10y facts which adj
mit OF m disrur.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29
rOR SCNOFI-LA

ar Drakcs Paiiacca is recommended as ccrnin remedy
Not instance o its failure has occurred whc, free
" used 1t the disease aud the same time impar,s
vgor to the VIII e system. Scrpu1us pers ms can never
ray too much attention to the state o their hlad It's p,,-
rifcann should be their first aim; tr perseverance will
acc )uplsl Il cure OF EVEN HEREDITARY disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29

Henry Masser, Sunbu,y.
f. 81 j. Kaufman, Augusta township.
Iohn II. Vine ni, Chillisquaque.
Kase d Bere>iresser. Elyshurg.
S,muel tItrh, Little Mahonly,
William Depprn, jackson.
lFrl md ard Haynes McE.,nsvr.
William lieinrn & Brother, Milton.
Fm.ytse. Wilson Il Co, Northumberland
James Reed. Potisgrnve.
q. W. Srort. RJshvie.
w. * Fcg,ly. Shnmokintowr.
Rhodrs ~ fnuow Snyderstnwn.
Amos J.. Bris,ll, Turhusville.
B'nnesil'e Holshue, Upper Mahonoy.
]. hn q. Rem. do do.
T.. ]. riier. Waison'nwr.
Who'c$"lr, 1T the office and general depot, 1863
Race ST., Philadelphia. Jniy g. iS4s.-iy
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THOMAS c. GARRETT & co.
IMPORTERS OF

w ~ ~ Ca " 5-.a 3 @
EBaied and Britannia Ware, Cutlery, and
n Fancy Goods,-and Manufacturers of Jew
elry and Silver Ware. l22 Chesnut street. Phila-
delphia; have received by late arrivals large and
handsome stock of English and French Watches
and Marble, Porcelain and Fancy Clocks.
Plated Urns, Castors, Cake Baskets, High and
Chamber Candles,icks Soup Ladies, Spoons aud
Forks. Alse good assortment Of Britannia
Ware and Fine CutieD.
Their stock Of JEWElRY is large and of,hs
most fashionable kind and they are well supplied
With Silver Spoons Forks, Maes, Napkin Rings
Butter Knives, &c, and without making any dis
play of p,iccs in the public prints, they aro pre-
pared To sell ss low as those who do, aud invil,
persons wishing to purchase TO call.
Ph,ladslrhis, June 10, lsis.-6m
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Register o!iire
Sunhnry, July s, ISIS I
COMMISSIONERS SALES
OF
TNSEATED LANDS.

TIE f'ilr"irg tracts ofunsrate1 lands. having
Zen p,'cha alhy the Commissioners ofN rthum-
h, RAND coanty. ani rem ming uuredccinrd by the
owners, for morr than five years, afer s'f' there
Of TO tie Comm ssroncrs, will be offered for sale
a, the Court Hnnse, in the Borough f 81 hr y.
Northumberland County, on fr1 " TIC II h DAY
ui August, ut 10 o'clm k \. NJ. (lSiS
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A TnousAyp DoLL,ns SAVED
ASNBX &. ROCAP,
EEae and Gap Manufacturers

South East Corner ef an and Market Street,
Basement sfOry
PH Z + a j & L r. e..
UAVE constantly on hand a full and complete
IL assortment of HATS, GAPS, and FURS.
Also an elegant assorlmrnt of nIen,' AMI boys
Icghorn, Panama, aud Palm.lsaf Hats. Al of
witch hy a slvina OF $1,000 IN rent, will he sold,
whole ale aud retail, nj The v'ry lowest prices.
County dealers would d. well Ia cali as hy e.
cnnomy AMI low tent, we are enabled TO sell at
veiy low rates.
June l0,h, lslS.-ly
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rOR ERrPTlNN,, OE TIlE skIN

Scurvy So1rhntir Affections, Tun rs, White Swelling
Erysipcas. Ulcers Cancers, Ewming Sores, Scajs and
BIics DIR. Dak"'s Panlcea cannot b. highly cXtrlci
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Pictorial Edition Of d'An5igne's
great work on the Reformation


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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29

Tousr the huuugr of molleg. 'DI brakes Panar-H in
always asiurr In its tiirrsuryrr injurious Il Is not :ls
Orilc-it is n alm EXpec,rni Il is ~, intended t, lul
the invalid mt latai security II Is great remedy
grand healing ul curliIyr.C Iup 'uui, The great and only
remedy which medical science and skill has Yet produce
or the irgmgut ' is hitherto Wlclnlurr,e m,ily And
NJ pcrs m afflicted with HIS dread disease. viii hr Just Ia
himself un , friends iihc down to tn" grayr without
testing its yrucs, \ siueic br. in M st csrs VIII ps
dscc ily j.s change "a the clI 'iii,u amy patient
Il iIvuycf l.N '
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29

No medicine perhaps has eyer been disc ,vcrrd which
gives much tune 10 the mach and causes the srcrr-
ton Of healthy gastric juice de-, p the ipd as Dr.
Dnikc's Pmacea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29
GREAF NATIONAL. WORK.
\ History OF the Revolution aud Lives of the
Heroes the WaF,of Independence.
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.

Heroes oil lhS VI hf OF ihutpfhuthcr
BY CHARLES j, PETERSON.
4n elegant golume rdh IS fac Steel Plates,
and nearly 200 beautiful Hood EngraUingS.
This is splendid book. valuable addition tp the
Hist rc iirrnturc ui our country We much miStg-
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Prescott .n--Frmkinrl Herald.
II spsses any similar work yet offered tn the Amcri
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III may In properly nsiJ red popnhirise Military
History of the Reyulan extremely well nnd iuiicous
writcn.m-N. American
lhe present work the Revolution un its Heroes, is
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fore come under our n1tice '-lnq
well connected History Of that cyen,ful periUl-led-
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Philadelphia, May 20, lsis-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29
O.tKFORD'S
GREAT hat, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT,
no. sO9. chestnut street,
Beirpca Thirdd and Fourth SIS

Betmeca Third ddnd FOurih SIS.
PHILADELPHIA
FEVIlE ADVERTISED has constantly on band and
4 manufacturing, every description ot HA
AND CAPS. OF the latest and most approved fash
ions, consisting of
YOUTHS HATS AND CAPS.
x In variety, among which is new artl.
feGz7a2SS' MILITARY CHAPEAUN GAPS
Get, made according 10 the Army and Navy re.
gulations and ior superiority OF finish and mate.
rial, have never been surpassed
THE SGNlIER FASHIONS
For gentlemen, consisting Of Fine Rorkey Nonn.
tain Beaver aud Gossamcr Hats, (very light)
panarnas Leshorns. Fine Cobourss, ect,, ect.
Also FINE Straw. Braid and Hair Cloth Caps {;
Lades R'ding Hats and Caps of entirely new
s,yie>. ia fact the largest assortment ever before
offered I the public; being as low in price as
any Establishment in the country
Rrmcubrr CHARLES OAkFORD.
No. l0i, ChcSHW street, 6e'lrsea
Taird and FDurh streets
fHh9sLDhia
no. - -
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OXYGENATED
OXYGENATED
I'D G "a yp GuA a-s2 SD q
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
PIITIFlSIC,
AND
GENERAL DEBILITY.
GEORGE B. GREEN. proprrror

Windsor Termont.
Is sovereign remedy Cor DYSPEPSIA, in many OF its
L forms, such us pain in the Stomach Heartburn labtua
Cosiveness, Acid Stomach, Headache loss of Appetite
Piles, Night Swcas, and even Consumption dDyspelnic
Phthisic,) aud Asima Ihthisic attended with termre-
Of the Stomach (or Dyspeptic Asthml \ Difficult
Breathing which often results from Imperfect Digestion for
Dyspetc Syspnra.) Is relieved by these Biters In short
their use has been proved in the relief of n,n,s, MI h.
symptoms tut proceed tom dcitaied or atonic condi-
on of the Snnucl also IN general debility arising from
age from the effects u Fever. particularly Fever aid
Agnc Females suffering under amy uterine arrangement
arising from weakness will find the "OXyGENArEp Ir-
TERs' excellent rcey, and not sirpasscdby any medi-
cine in
The history OF this medicine peculiar II has its
way public favor solely by the force of its intrinsic
merits No artificial means have been used 10 give it
lorciy and thrust It upon public attention IT h's never
before been advertised, but having first shown its
h a yey M 'f % y, hs :. I'm eng, amd ad n "y
qilntnnccs with like result, its repuaii NJ gradually
tended until 1t IS known in The most distant parts OF the
hon as medicine "i unrvncd virtues IN the cure oi
Dyspepsia in AL is different forms, and as) ir the of
Asthma phhisic lis only herald and its only cugy
las been the story Of its wcnicrul efficacy. told from
mouth tn mouth ly letter from friend o. friend In eve
ry instance where these Bicrs have been used and the
sun made known to The proprietor they have proved re-
Numerous certificates a,sting the singular efficacy OF
The 'OxyaEv ,TEp BlrrERs" are in tc pnsscssion OF the
prpretor; many OF them signed by persons ae1dy widely
hlJwu + thc public.
WINDSOR, VT October 3. lsij
The following Certificates have recently been
received
WAsurvarov, d. c.. JUNE 10. 1916.
Having made u the "Oxygcatcl Bittcrsn prepared
hy DIR. Grr. II. Green, r Winds r.. VT and from know
ledge obinnrl Of hc efficacy in other cases, chcerlly
rec ,mmend them t the public, believing that they will ally
sustain the recommendation Ut the Proprietor. We hope
that this valuable remedy nny be generally dinsc
throughout the country that may be accessible TO all the
afflicted.
THILEI WlIIIRM rlHlrT, 1T Us sen'r from Vermont
JAMES = SIMMONS, t. :. senator from II. Island.
J. r MOREIlEAD, T.. : Senator and l,fnorly Govern
ot Kentucky
H. H. ARNOLD, Member Of Congress and formerly Co.
vernon of II. |.
WNT. WUODERiDGH, I. = sciut n anl formerly. CO.
yernur o Mclrin.
NJ. +. MARTIN DelcGl, IN Congress from Wisconsin
Territory.
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ladies' u ri tnprNinn gui c.ltsun,ilr habits. and
such 1rb5tcj by those uletncti which females
aIc liable o., restored by t6c u bottle two, to
bloom Nlg1r Is hy Tar the best remedy disc )vcel
for weakly children, and such have had hmprs being
pleasant, they take 1t. 1t immediately restores the appetite
strength uni clIf.
Nulins clu he surprising than its ny ignrating
lrcs on the hlnnn irInr PiSus uii weakness and has
situlc br lrc taking it, become robust nnl fun Of
energy under lis influence. 1t immediate counterlcts the
nervclcssncss Of the female frame.
cat TiON.-Be careful AMI TINT You get the genn-
inc DIR. DIASE's PANAcEA-it is the signature OF Gxo T.
SToR,s On the wrapper-and alS> the DIR. DRAKE's
PANAcEN, PnILA.' blown in the ylIss.
Preplred only by SroRRs & Co., Druggists No II North
Sixth ST, Philadelphia
Agent for Smlbnry--II. MASSER.
Sold also by WM. A. MURRAXN X Co, DaWlr II SulEr
Err, Milton; MARY McCoY Northumberland; T.. =. Lurz.
Bloomsburg
April !, lsis-1y
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). j. MEGARGEE & co,

IhPOhIING AMI
MERCHANTS,
And Dealers IA Paper, and Paper MaauJaetu-
rers' Materials.
No 30 Commerce St, PHILADELPHIA.
H EEP constantly on hand large assort-
IVA ment Of printing aud other paper. News.
papers in the country, can be supplied at all
times with paper OF any size and quality, a,
the lowest prices.
fhiladelphia June l7lh i6i5-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29

IN presenting the ppbr with a rcniel. lr the Treatment
at cure ot FEVER AND AGjE ani ut,irr b. d-,-
apology is needed, Vast numbr IN ,h- unifcl >alca
w,il suffer FROM these affections their yr f5ut.
competed TO sr r'rt from other sources thp tn iuinc
lnc prrscripji TIE rp.rlIr ply scll T. h.'luca
therefore d ar. o lrmity ass wnl us paIc inter
est To bring before tien rcu, prepared H,u mech
pcliencc and which may always He relied upon
EFFECruAI. AND uAGsurss to TuE CONSTITUTION. That
such the true character Of the INDIA CuuLkGOGi T.
s AMPLY atiesiel y The universal success with Whci 1t has
been employed.
10 Ex,ract from - communicate vi If the Itn WI
LIAM WoopuRUuG, OF the L. : Senate, late Govern oi
Michigan.
DocroR CnARLF, C>aoaa.
Dear Sir-l have f'g'l with mHr' interest Your u" lie
rENEATIsE upon the causes, ani care o lhc
tcb,ilc diseases which have extensively prevailed in our
country during The las, cw Hsau interest increased
II doubt, by the fact ll1t have individually suffered
much ilem. Though feel mysli very in' rlp'tcut
Judge safely uprn subject entirely protest. utl yet
vnnr theory seems well med an yaur rnntli-
sions usl and think wlil ihii yohr Iingr Is caicu-
' ncks al "%G " the aS nsiri i'I he Ut ta YOUR
Alttcrng eNpcci is, End ns safe convenient und popu-
ieve that it viii prove great public benefit n pleased
learn lnt yuu have recently established s'ycrn agenccs
fir its dsp sitionihough regret that, with
necessary from your present residence among
With much respect have the hn2r to he, sir,
WILLIAM WooDHiiDGE.
~ From Hon SrEPHEs V. II. TRowrRIDoR, of Michi-
gan State Svlmte, to The Agent ai Detroit
NRNISGHAM. OAKLAND Co, Dee. II, lsil.
Sir-you wish me TO inform you what knows DR..
osgod's India Chol'g1e, or anli-bcus medicine. do
believe That ID the virtue and efficacy of this medicine
generally known, the FFyKR would disappear in
! Michigan
pu,cuscl hottie in the spring Of 1911, unl hive good
believe that myself ad family escaped the ague
/ Inst season in c,nsequcnc--'f its use.
perlaps in N summer since the settlement Of this fine
peninsula has the fever and been prevalent the
/ last have rc'imucnled this medicine in numerous in
stances md when lh Iis,se l,d hfr1iir fixed and l,G,
the skin phy ysicans; and have known fail J.
has universally produced the most happy effects. and bet
irvc It has never been exceeded by amy medicine
| wing the bilious diseases of the climate.
| Yours, respectfully,
! STEPHEN Y. Il. TROWBRDGE.
! Agent for 'lnhury--!I. B. MASSER; Northumberland,
! WrrIlNGTOM & Co; Milton, j. IL. RASEi SeliAs-
! grove, MAY * KI.OSI.
| MHN O. l-lN--lL.
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nC1.TsTER AND RECORDER,

and na.ter myself capable Of fulfilling the du
ties of said office according to law. As | ar
disabled to do any thing else but teaching school
which followed seventeen years, and under
stand both English, and German, which is ne
cessary, &c, JOHN HENRY kREBS.
Inner MahenoY, May 27, 1915
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29
TO THE ELECTORS OF NoRTHUMBER
LAND COITNTY

T RESPECTFULLY inform you as a citizen
L Of Northumberland county, that my friends
in the four lower townships made solicita.
tion, or CALL these three years, to offer myself
to the citizens of our county, as candidate for
tho ofhca nj
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yVright's Indian Vegetable Pills.

A&AAE@
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FRENCH REVOLUTION.

rTYRANTS as well as Monopo!es, must fall,
L so must prices. That this is a fact can be
proved by calling at
No. ~ North I'd street, above Arch,
PIErLADE e I. P II ia.
TE EsHItsAE.
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Beware orsugar Coated Counter.

Remember that the original and only genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF VIM Wryh
ON the ip lib, oi each box.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1848-07-29

rnE ELECTORS OF NORTHUMBER
LAND COUNTY
Low CuIzEss Through the encourage.
OF my friends, offer myself as candi,
or the office of
'OUNTY COMMISSIONER.
uld be SO fortunate as to receive the of.
shall endeavor to give general satisfaction.
FRANCIS BUCHER.
bury, June 81. 1913
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-03
LANDS FOR SALE,

SEVERAL tracts of Land o. good qnal-
fs0 lty and we'll located, near Davenport, for
sale at bargain. One tract OF loo acres one
OF 100 acres one OF. 20 acres and TWO OF go acres
each.
Now is the time to purchase, for lands
now n, their lowest possible rates, as the inn
provemen,s now going on in this vicinity, and
those 10 he commenced the coming spring. will
have tendency TO enhance the price OF lands
and town lots from 20 to 80 per cent within -
months: and the advantages and market that
viii be created for grain by the erection o. the
two extensive Steam Mills. now ahou, being COM
plcted, will aud has already materially advan-
ced the price # adjacent lands and town prop
crty; and as healthy and confidential feeling
now prevails amongst proprletors OF real estate,
we need no, look for nor fear relapse, bu, on
the contrary expect a steady advance and rapid
improvement throughout, Scott county
a. e. FULTON.
Davenport. October olst, iBl1. Off
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A YANKEE IN PAgIs.-Among the com
baianis Of tho three DAYS. on the popu-
lar side, wfs Western Yankee, who fought
n, one Of the barricades, showing John
nv Chrapeaa how kcn,uckians dropped
EN-.
This here shooting iron amt worth u
darn" said he 80 conrade, .':f had ono
Of Wesson's, I'd show 'em how 10 centre
'em."
At this moment, Frcnchman came up
and asked for n musket.
1--WE hain't got none to SPAR" said the
Yankee. "Bui just hold on shake. and
I'LL manage il. Look at that Grenadicr
TINT is pointing his old roarer nj me-. Pre-.
hsps he couldn't hit barn il he tried"
Bang! went the Yankees musket, and
down wen, the grcnadier. Lcaping down
from the barricadc, he picked up the mus
ket Of the fallen man--handed i, 10 the
new conner. and then went on louding aud
firing % coolly ms ever, shouting ever aud
snon--"V Vice lay Rcpablicn'
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~ AVlNG made arrangements for con-
ahdh stan, supply OF LAND WARRANTS. will he
able to furnish any quantity Ia persons wishing
To sell them again, or To locate for themselves,
on the most satisfactory terms.
| also attend Ia locating warrants for settlers
or those from distance, d make entries IN all
the land offices in the State. Persons desiroLs
o. making entries or locations can hive their hu-
siness attended TO with fidelity and despatch.
In several years experience as Land Agent, |
have acquired thorough knowledge OF the Pc
cni.ar advantages OF different locations and flat.
ter myself that my facilities sucl, rs TO ena bile
me 10 give the most perfect satisfaction 10 those
who NAV favor me with their paironag
Being furnished with maps and register of
all lands entered and unen,ered in the State,
will be pleased 10 give graiutous information 10
those who desire II IN experienced Surveyor
IL connected with nv Agency.
! will aitendto renting farms, houses and lots.
and paving taxes Oil all property tina, may be in
trusted TO my care.
A. II. MILLER, Land Agent.
Davenport, March 10th. i8l8.
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ron SALE.

"a FARM Of 2i0 Acres king on the
ah9H Mississippi river ak miles below Dnven-
port, having some twenty acres under cultva-
iion, the remainder being mostly timber which
owing 10 the scarcity OF fuel in the ncighhofhood
adds greatly To iis value. There is also coal
mine convenient 10 the river where coal will ren-
Oily bring ten cents per bushcl, never failing
streams runs through the body OF the farm, which
Is ala supplied with excellent springs.
Toa person DESTROYS of making safe and
profitable investment, tins farm presents rare in
ducemcn.s. For further particulars enquire Of
II MILLER, Land Agent.
March 10Th. 1913
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PROPOSALS.
~ DIR. w. BEACH, for publish

~ DIR. w. BEACH, for publishing his
~ American or Reformed Practice OF Mcdi-
cine. in two volumes complete.
Vos. 1.-The basis oi this volume will be the
first two volumes oi my large work, called the
American Practice. originally published IN TWO
volumes All tx raneous matter, not mm, q :
ately practical, Will be revised, and The reenl; OF
my late ciiCical practice and experience, M 10
the period OF publication, will be embodied -
This volume will constitute complete Eclectic
or Reformed Practice OF Medicine.
NoT. tI.-This volume will contain complete
system of Medical Botany, Therapeutics, aud
Pharmacy, illustrated by tho most splendid col
ored engravngs ever issued in this country.
Each volume will be complete in itself, and
The two NAV be had separate or together. NV
Medical Dictionary, and also my work on Anat-
omy and Physiology, illustrated hv numerous
and splendid engrav,nrs, are in course OF prepa-
ration, and will shortly appear
Jan. -, lBa3.-2D-y ". BEACH, n. -.
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<s2AA rHEligh,draugh,stn steam.
= Ter UNCLE TORY.

SlLas iirAlear, Master, will on the opening Of
navigation commence herregular trips rs Pack
ct. landing at all the above points for freight and
passengers. Shippers and passengers may rcly
cpon the Uncle Toby continuing IN the trade du-
ring the season, and also upon the un-emi,,ng
OF the officers 10 the interest OF shippers
and comfort Of passengers The Toby being OF
very ligh, drnught vii not Law up on accoun, Of
low water. Her regular DAYS Of leaving S, Lou
is will be Mondays, passing al! the towns above
the Rapids in daylight on Wednesday; leaving
Davenport on her downward trip every Thurs
dav morning u, o O'Clock, 4 NJ.
February oath 1885, GIFTS