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Fourierites, Socialists, dBess1esybody ex-
cept 'party'-@ws mar - xsH zssiscs a sue
cessor to run on theticket Of the democratic
|'party.' The dsmocraeyof Missouri have
fought too many battles under their old
glorious banner to Be led aSsy5t from. L BY
Senator Benton Of any one enc. ri il Jeff
for Janus.faced, piebsld whiggsfyto. talk Sf
no-partyism, the people, and such CANNON!
Democracy implies priuciple-thsu faayQ-
Gates Of. deznaerocy are . party assQciatsd
to carry out that principle lathe aaairsidf
this government. Thomas HI Benton, WhO
has heretofore professed to be Of that party
and has bpeneiected 70 office thirty yeats
by that party, now processes to be superior
20 party and calls to his aid red, green,
blue spirits and grey. Let him GO" Our
party can do without him a. it has done
without Clay, Calhoun, Tyler, Rives, White,
Poindexter, Tallmadge, Van Buren, and
others. 1t 10 vel. Col. Benton hes ct last
the mask. He has been insidueds.
Ily warning against rs for several years past,
and now he can do us 80 more harm. Sc
gloria mundi.
AHARD IN 1874 AND HARD now.
Marion CountH, May ed IS49.' D.
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From the North Eastern Reporter.
Hon. w. v. N. BAY, Of Franklin.

This gentleman has. been clsssed by lone as
doubtful upon The provso question. We hsse
not the least idea where the rumcr originated,
but suppose Il to be the offspring Of some Of ms
ensmies. The following extract Of q letter from
him TO a political friend IN this place, will silence
all fears a. to his soundnsss on the slavery sub
ject. After writing about private affairs, ne
|says:-E.s - ~ 3f.-Gn ."b fSff'siS
III am surprised that any person, friend or foe,
should entertain q doubt in regard to my opinions
upon the highly exciting subject to which you
allude. During the canvass ! expressed myself
freely In relation to it, and have seen nothing
since to change my views. l have ever que:-
toned the right of COngresst to legislate upon this
subject, and even ifthe constitutional power wal
conceded, yet the exercise Of it, in my opinion
under any state Of circumstances, would bs high
lily injudicious. You may thsrsfore. SCI me down
as against the Wilmot Proyiso, in every shape
and form in which it may be presented and my
votes in Congress will be found rscoresd accor'
dinghy" .5su7h :7na}aai AZ 2.i-t
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TERMS OF SALE:
PUBLIC SALE.

NHE undersigned will, on Saturday the l6tt
day Of June next, sell at his residence 4
miles East of Bowlirg-Gr at public auction,
all Of his personal property, consisting Of Hor.
sss, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs, and farming utsnsil.
of every description, among which Is n good
Wagon, Ploughs, &c! &c. - Sd
A credit TIL the 18th of December next viii
|be given on all sums of five dollars and upwards
for ell sums under that amount the cash win be
required. A. L. McELWEE.
May 18th, l849.--tf
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From the Missouri Courier.
To THE DEMOCRACY OF MISSOURI.
(No.2.) s 10

lUos%
.a"SrMAroR BENroN's APPEAL TO TIE Poo
PLE."-This aappeal" Of Senator B~entonis|
Justly characterized by Hampton L. Boon,
editor of the Metropolitan published at JEFF
ferson City, the capital Of Missouri, as be-
ing ~"unequslled IN 'boldness and ~impudenceI
in ancient or modern times" Mr. Boon
adds "although we have been far Col. Ben
ton, through evil and good report for about
80 years, ve are now 9E0insf him and will
be against him forever" Col. Benton has
been the pet Of his party, the glory of his
friends and the pride of the State. But g.
lss! what a spectacle does he now present.
Fallen! Fallen! forever fallen. and that by
bis own hand. Neither the severest CON-
petition Of opposing rivals, nor the flaming
prosecutions which have ragged around him,
could ever have scathed him, had he re-
NAMED true 10 himself and his party
This hes been left for bis own ambition to
accomplish He who was but . few years
siacs the hope Of his country. is now the
object of universal execration.a That par
ty-the ever glorious democratic party
thst-hasI thrown the mantle Of charity over
all his faults, and given him its confidence
~snd.support for thirty years, now finds him
to be 9 viper singing the bosom that has
nourished it-s vampire resdy to suck its
life blood Stsrtle not, gentle reader
The pictursis too tTue.2 Thomas H. Ben.
ton. the gallant leader Of the democratic le-
eions IN the memorable conflict Of AFDREw
JAcksoE,s administration, with the United
States Bank, is hsnceforth to be numbered
wifh,ths men whose tfeacheroas conduct
be has 20 cites and soseveFely re~prehended
and denounced. None will read these fact
with more painful regrstthan is felt BY hin
Who psns tf6sn.I But to evsds facts aha at.
tempt to bolster Col. Benton any longer il
useless. Strangely bewiidered by some
nystsrissg thllacinatios, he fpPears ttsck'
lsssly bent upon his own ruin, Disregard
The sdvics Of friends, ~misconstrues the, for
bssranee Of Els constituents, n~iscalcuiatei
his owu influence, snd undertaking popular
intelliRsase,rF uskss headleng Gtto. certain
destruction. This is the worst his bitteres
enemies have syer desired shoah befal him
aud the fault lies at his own'd6or. Disap'
pointed ambitios has proved kisiIuin5 as
hes of DEMONSTRATIONS him. !oC Col. Benton
heart has for many ysassIbsena fixed on tn
P~rssidepcy, end apart Of bis PLAZA wasf'
sscurs the nomination Of Martin V0n ~
ren,by the Baltimore e~ahyention OF ols44
Whst6er Mt. Van, Bursa should then sue
ceed or not, il would thss she FighteofI III
South West 70 claim The aeat aossdidasesl
ls@s. which honef Col. Benton iexpectsdi .
secnSe 10 himself b. shs aiapf Mi. Van Bu
r@, Mr. Wfigla, aadotksrsTths Washsng
ton ,GIe5s, bsjng. their srgan.at1 In the Hsesn
sise, Mr. Calhoandls &sesetery "a. M. ny
kr-snl objectpf Col. Bsntos's bistsres
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CITY 5.

'dnvO rdinases firing the rate Of tarGtto1 for III
.,sG. year lS49.
!. Be it ordained by the City Council Of the city
Of Louisiana, a. follows:
! Section /. For the purposes of paying city Of
hess., city debt, and making pees..sty stree. lm.
Upon all property in this city, made taxable BY
for State purposes, and . poll tax Of fifty
rents upon all free white nsals inhabitants over
taen.S-one and under ffty-6ss years Of age,
shall be levied and collected for the present year.
* Passed June 9th, l849. .anaE5.r aHE
l.. .1,t,- w. X. KENENDY Mayor.
. Attest, H. j. FISDLY, CHI. C. C. ii. ss
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administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby givento all creditors and
IN others interested in the estate Of William
EoH, deceased, that the undersigned has obtained
from the County Court Of Pike county, letters Of
Iadpinistrationon said estate, beaiingd date the 9Th
day of June, lS49. oG9'f
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same, proper
~ authenticated, within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be preoluded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and If NOT pre-
scented within three years they win be forever
barred a JAMES BAILEY, Admir-.
June 18th, IS49.-3w. 70 80
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= ,Fos THE BANNER.
t->-Esis -! "a.

. q, i''l'h .5LTNESt-l<-'a5: Va "a
by reading Gov'r. MeDowers eloquent
,.,r ri. speech on the Wilmd Pfouso. f. -.-.,H
- .<a4s'
A storm is gathering in the North, 30 ast >,
Andspreading far and wide, IN ~
It's ftful gleamings bursting forth '." 81 3
. In fierce and sulhen pride;
But iercer far the storm-cloud's path ,.."T
That from the South is swesping-h!ar.
THE thunder cf peoples wrath '.. ST
Amid its gloom is sleeping.
A patriots voice il raised to still
The tempest into rest, .rr.,-. asi
And deep its holy ~plesdings thrill ,j asl1
In every freemaa's breast; -5z,i5 80 us
From fair Virginias vale and height .-
Its clarion notes are heard,
Then sweeps to rival in its fight
Our own free mountain bird. ....5-i tLsi7.
Oh! may it give throughout our land u. o.
A warning note to all rti
May one united patriOt-band ~ q '-'f "
Answer its stirring call -.f..t
May Northern hearts turn to the past. nd
When brothers, hand to hand ~.ssraE..
We stood amid the battles blast 81
To free our nati.e hand. -''' '' j. ~. 81
What though they deem a deadly stain 90
/. on their sisters name-"Ir - -. o..
j. it = kindly part e pain So! -, iI.i
BY pointing to the shamsfy5y las .4I
Tossnd into their smiling fzDd
The shaft Of wot and desth,
To sweep away the hre.sids band
Upon ~destruction's breath?
But should the storm that gathers dark
On Southern homes O'erwhshn ;
If he who guide, our nations bark
Should alter at the helm,
Then must the South assert her right r. ,
In bold and free defiance, n.s
On HIN who gives to justice, might, ~
Trusting with firm reliance.
June 4th, lS49. ~
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11

We Tsceivedtks foIIswiPg mote and COM
nunicatiOn on Monda3 iast, but too late for our
paper Of that date. Tbs 6rss note was not intend
ed for publication, but win supsrcede the nece,-
'ity Of editorial ssnsrks:
Tses, No, Iuss LIST. ls4s.
Friend Murray
Ibsg thai you will do ma the kindness
to insert the enclosed statement in the iBan-
aef.tt "A similar one has been sent to. the
kscord. y send yeuthe original signatures.
H9ulean If you choose let the Record know
ed'tosiailys that the orignsi signatures can
DO seen BY calling at your Office. 7IlA-.'I
fif'. Your friend, La diaJ =. ]. h. Bt
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11
JAMES H. BRITToN.
STATEMENT.

The undersigned state that the Louis.
isna, Record was rendered to US by the Pos
M6tsr, II Troy, No., but we declined
taking it from the Office, not having sub.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all creditors and
N others interested in the estate Of William
Willis, deceased, that the undersigned have OBJ
tanned from the Clerk Of the county court Of Pike
county, letters Of administration on said estate,
bearing date the l2,h day Of May, l849.
All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified 10 present the same, proper!
ly authentic lted, within one year. from the date
Of said letters, or they may be rreclnded from
having any benefit Of said estate, and il not pre-
scented within three years they viii be forever
barred. als;.
SOLOMON HuGHLETT, I
T. 90. ISAAC j. KING,
May 18th, 1849.-3w. :
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MASONIC PROCESSION.

IT. funeral procession Of the members OF
Old Pike Lodge, N. D.. on the occasion Of the
death of our ,Iamented brother, John hubbard,
will be had at Bowling Green, on Thursday, the
18th inst, on which occasion brother VIM. Hur-
ley, Of Hannibal, will preach the funeral. OF our
deceased brother. All Master Masons in good
standing are respectfully invited to attend and
Join in the procession. "a
: By order d tie lodge, -
JAS. O. BROADHEAD, w. NJ.
Attest, VIZ. Borrow, Sec'y. ~,
June 1lth, 1S49.yA - an ~ =. 80.
COURT OF APPEALS.
THE City Council Of the city Of Loui'lana VIII
L meet at the Mayors Office on "Wednesday,
the 10th inst, at ! O'Clock. p. NJ, to hear and de-
all appeals from the assessment fcr the
wear, ls48; when and where ell persons feeling
themselves sgrieved, may attend IT, ihey think
Thu hssessofh bsok.is nshe posses
sion of the Clerk Of the City Cosncil z <a0E'
: II. J. FiNDLY. Crk.c c. c.
LOUISIANA, June 9, ls4s. ,slt
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Public AdIninistrafor's Notice. -.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and
IL others interested in the estate Of Joseph
billiard, deceased, chat the undersigned. as Pub
lie Administrator for the county Of Pike, did take
possession, Of thsestate Of said deceased on the
i4th day of May. 1849 n:J
All persons interested In said estats are re-
Ilquested to make immediate payment; oil those
having claims against ssid estate are hereby mott
fed to present the same, properly authenticated
within one year from the above date, on they MAY
be prsclude1 from having any benefit Of said e.
tate, and If not presented within three years
they will be forever barred IL" :l5asf -
L - ~ H. g. EDWARDS, ~
I "a. Public Admir-. for Pike county
| May 9th, i649..-.3w.
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FOR THE BANNER. .
Posr oFFIcx, TnoY. Mos
;, June lst lS49. &

.n.5,aiP osr oFF1cE, TRor, Nose
AID ba1 a.. 49, June lst ls49.
MeSsrs Editors: RI.
10 the Louisiana Record of the 3Oth nit
noticed an editorial devoted specially tc
the Post Master al. Troy, Mo-, in which
crest complaint is made on account o the
papers forwarded to this Office not being de.
delivered according to their direction, ii
In reply 1 have Onlyto ask the insertion
Of the following statement, which ! think il
q full and complete refutstion Of his false
and cGluasniOas insinuotsons: The list Of
names include all, as well as | recollect,
to whom the paper was sent, except james
Ellis, the fatfer of the publisher & proPrie-
tor Of the Record, Vim. Young, Esq, the
agent Of that paper, and Dr.. H: K. Jones,
who have. consented to take it from the of.
80 IMEc n ppYTT0N
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.
NEW S,TORE..

? NHE subscriber begs leave to inform the citi:
zens Of Pike andt he surrounding ccansSss,
he has Iust opened In the bpeF roo3re
|Daper,s Roe, Waaert sired, Lo4isiane, p 9!
LARGEST AND MOST CoMPLEEEltE ~
STOCKS OF ~ 20 r., 80 Il rga
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John Snethen
Jackson & Parker
Walton Perkins
H. B. Wing
Richard H. Woolfoll
Robert A. Roach
Thomas G.. HUT
F. Parker
F. Perkins
Wm. C. Shelton
Abisl Robinson
Charles Q. Porter
Elias Norton
Sherman Cottle. ?,
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EVXTANTED-At the store house o. Lewis
| w Robertson, Water st.. Lounisi.na, spy
quantity Of Ginsang, in exchange for goods a
cash prices. May 18th, l849. {
Democratic banner., 1849-06-11

Ihia all
From the foregoing, it will be seen that
Senator Benton has evineed remarkable
IdecIension from his former party associa-
tions. Step by step, little by little, gradu-
ally, cautiously, shrewdly, but certainly,
has he been breaking off from bis former
friends and political afinities. until atlengsh'
ticking advantage Of what he considers 3
plausible pretsxt. to bolt from the party and
cary off ell he can to bis new allies, he
processes to have made the important dis
~coyery, that the late Democratic members
of the, Missouri Legislature were in league
with Mr.. Calhoun to dissolve the union oil
1.-The States-ihsn which nothing is more
ridiuelous and ,false-Senator Benton nov
stretches himself up to his full height. and
Iburstine the few shreds by which he IN
some degree still felt bound TO his old party
associates, declares himself to be 'ABovI
'lpAarY.' Yes Senator Benton, for thirty
wears past the most intolerapt Parsizan IL
and who owes all be Is and has
'liu a public sense, to the post ultra Parti'
Izsnship and the severest party contests
,Enow rises up snd proclaims himself 70 D.
ajovs E.s perfg, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.]t;ohf d control his official action aitloRgi
.l,hay lels cted him: Wei, as he now ssciietl
party, and ssppsals' for. his next election Il
tI.the people, Wigs. n~s'ives,' TsylOrites
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4 DYING WOMAN SAVED
coNSu CURED!

We give the soown; crr,ics'e fact Of cur" which
g.s to prove the power lie when The p~rsor
.c, 70 b- in the very last Of exenss wien Brs"ss
F.s,s. psrm.ssy Balss~ il sdmins.ered:-
We give tie farovns t6cate . fact o. cure which
gore prove th power life when the person
b- in the very last strg-s oi existence when
Brssfs Isdian Pulmonary Bssam is administered :-Ths
dv-. stand alone-we could name MANY cuRRs
aSvrsLus and ssoHndinR-and hEHdrcds Of Aopeless
and tkeasasis of cSs"s called CONSUMPTION.
THIS CURE c6ctted on the wife of Mr. ZiBA
DrKxNAS thn of Rallston, Saratoga Co. ~ +.
Mn. Dyk.mn was pronounced dying. and Mr.. Dykeman
~ the store Of Mr. yoss WAIT pxrckase eloA
shrosd and Other burial masevais. expecting his ws
would die She in tn. last stage OF the disease
much oppressed and 6s'rsssed-and to relieve her
sY'st disrsss. and make dying PiLor more easy Mr.
byE-man vac persuaded to give her some Of "BRAS1'S
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM." He took the Raisaas
with The shroua and gsvc portion to his wiir-it
relieved hrsh continued to take until she rccovcr.d
sLri and she has continued rI for nearly J0ss
v4s.s-sec Pamp.in .or PARTICULAR.
Mr. DykeNA> q the above facts before Tifos o.
YovNo. ESQ. of Ba!is,0n Spa, 21th April, 1888.
THoe. G. iorSG. Fsq, Justice, csrties that be has
known Mr. Dykcmnn many yrarr--ani that he u one OF
tnsr naty an respectable citizens; and Mr. JoiS
wAIr. tie merchant -poksn of abvr also cert,is to the
good character of NJ. Iyksaas. and that he was &C.
uainted with all the tas having heard them oteu spok.
o{ pr TsIS
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FANCY GOODS,
NOTION AND VARIETY STORE

"AvING taken the new Drug Establishment,
III Of Sehage q ChamLerlin, l would res
pectfuilv announce 10 my friends and the public
that have replenished my stock and will keep
constantly on hand large, fresh and well selec.
ted stock Of pure Drugs, Medicines &c. which
offer at Wholesale aud Retail. Ny stock being
entirely new and purchased for cnsh st low rate,
in the Philsd'a market, I am enabled TO sell al
lower prices Than ever offered in this region
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Patent Med, Glass,
Perfumery. Oils, Paints, Liquors,
Fancy Notions, Variety Goods,
Fruits, and Confectionery,
with large variety Of other articles usually KEEP
in Drug establishments. Thankful for past lib.
eral patronage. hope 10 merit its continuance.
Persons wishing to procure pure and freal
Medicines, are particularly invited to give me Z
call before purchs.ing elsewhere. a. oil Drug
are carefully inspected before offered for sale ant
all Medicines manufactured by myself are war
rsnted good. Having q practical knowledge o
The business from upwards Of ton years eHPeri'
.nee, ( hatter myself that I an competent judys
Of the same.
All orders entrusted to me will be prompt,
attended to. and my friends may rely upon get
ting every thing Of the very tes, quality.
CIV. SCH ,FFLE, Druggist.
Lewisb. ~. iS49
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l@ O r N A M e N 7 A |
. TREES, '

| he subscriber offers for sale Ornamen.
tai Trees Of every description, particularly
the European Linden, and Paulonia Impe-
rails, splendid shade tree lately introdu.
ced from Japan, remarkable Tor its enor-
nous leaves (sometimes two feet 10 diam-
e,er,) and large clusters Of rose colored
flowers, spotted and striped within, emitting
a fragrance similar to the Liisc.
:; Also Fruit Trees-Penr, Cherry,
Plum. Ncclsrinr, and Apricot trees n, rea.
<""abIe rrces-aIl the varieties warranted
genuine also Hot house aud Green house
plants, together with a variety Of Flower
seeds, all Of which he will sell as low as
they can be purchased in Philadelphia.
II. X. NOLL.
Lewisbure, Sept l2, lS49
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Pianos! Pianos.

HNHE undersigned continues to furnish 10 order
Il on the most reasonable terms. Pianos, from
the mandatory Of Conrad Meyer, Phil.d.. whose
instruments arc too well known to need any pam
egyric, having uniformly received the commend.
atoms Of the most eminent professors and compo-
sers Of Music, and the award Of the premiums in
New York. Philadelphia and Boston, For qualities
OF tone. touch. and keeping in tone up to concert
pitch, they can not be surpassed BY either Amer
lean or European Pianos.
instructions given on The Piano. ~ heretofore.
Reference may Be made Il; any Of those parents
OF guardians who have pupils committed to his
cnsfge he may hs seen at his residence st Mss
Names, Msrke, street, Lesi,burg. where terms
and particulars will be made known.
Ihe moot popular and iavo1ile Airs and Music
o. different kinds eccivcd ss it is issued from the
d'fiesent mu>icai establishments in the Cities.
May Is .l- CHARLES kALlSCH
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PERFUMERY I!

CCHAFFLE has received choice as
y sortment from E. Roatssel and J.
Haxel. Perfumers, whose preparations are
celebrated
Bears Oil Pearl Powder
OK Marrow Fancy Soaps
Bay Water Hair Dye
Cologne Water Shaving Soaps
Curling Fluid &c. &C.
Also-a general variety Of Jewelry and
Fancy Articles. .Spectacles, Pencils. Wallets,
Too,hbrushes, Hairbrushes, &c. &c.
G.. w. SCHAFFLE.
Lewisburg, MAY Is, ls4s
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Consumption diSarmed Of its Terrors I!


HASTINGS Compound Syrup of Nap
LII thd-a positive cure for Consumption,
Decline, Asthma, and all diseases of the
chest and lungs-a single bottle will prove
It's eificncy.
1he proprietor no, only recommends his
NAPTHA SYRUP, but warrants il to cure
tie warrants IL to act upon the chyle, and
purify it; he warrants it TO remove all i'm
pedlmenis which retard the free circulation
of the blood; he warrants it to open the
internal and external pores of the body and
eject all the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated in the system he warrants i,
as a never-iai'ing remedy in hectic lever,
night sweats, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
pain in the chest, and asthma and he war.
rants it 10 arrest the formation OF tubercles
10 the lungs, and to heal those already
formed, 90 that persons in consumption
may take It with the most positive conf
dence Of cure, for its great seat Of action
is the lungs, which it penetrates in all d.
rections. purifying them of everything
obnoxious in its progress, and which, il
applied according to directions, it can not
fai. to leave 10 perfectly healthy condi.
ton. Agent at Lewisburg-
2iO) w SCHAFFLE.
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TO PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS, &
COUNIR MERCHANTS.

nR.J. N. KELLER & BRO. most res
~ peciluily solicit attention to their fresh
stock OF English, French. German. and
american Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Che.
micaIs. Oils. Dyestuffs, Glassware, Periu-
merry, Patent Medicines, Varoishes. &c.
Having opened new store, No ga. Marke, st,
with full supply Of fresh Drugs and Medicines,
we resps ctiully solicit country dealers to exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. prom
ising one and all who may fe,i disposed to ex-
tend to US their patronage. TO sell them genuine
Drugs and Medicines, on as liberal terms as any
other house in the City, and To faithfully execute
oil orders entrusted to us promptly and with 1e-
sPstch.
One Of the propre.ors being regular physi-
cisn, affords ample guarantee OF the genuine
quality OF all articles cold at their establishment.
We especially invite druggists and county
merchants. who may wish TO become agents fo'
Or. Keeier,s Celebrated Family Medicines
ts,andarL aud popular remedies to forward 'heir
adJress.
Soliciting the patronage ofdealer'. We resPect'
iu.ly remain,
J. n. KELLER 4 BRO, Wholesale Druggists
ly2sa1 No 294, Market ST., PAilad.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-11-21

S,nsv..r Accident On Thur sday eye.
mug. 10 New York. Q young lady While
cn,,,,uy dn~n stairs with a large ear'trO
d,,h in her hands. E4i and broke The dish,
.nd a, III. ,nm,e tine sisuck her neck upon
= piece Of broken csacke'y, ~h~h cut he'
,k,oai IN such manner 'b.' h'''"'e ." d
..l ed ,ouId be prses'ed ,bs b'cd TO o. s'h