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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-02
$4,000 REV ARD.
TINE subscriber wishing to change his occupa.
Il ton and residence, but not his politics, offers

for sale his very
VALUABLE FIRM,
known by the name of 'sHunter's Retreat" miles
North east OF Staunton, adjoining the lands Of Capt
A. Anderson, Robinson Hanger, John Sperry and
others. containing by a recent survey Ito A
Cries some poles, about 10 acres of which are
cleared and in good state Of cultivation the mead
ow rstrate, and the balance Of the land very heav.
lily timbered with white oak, black oak, chesnut,
walnut, locust, hickory and great variety Of Other
kind Of wood. The Improvements consist of good
Log House, newly weather-boarded all round, Nth
two rooms below and two above, and new Ktch.
en- and oke-House, well finished fine, large,
capacious, new, Frame Swizer Barn, new Wagon
House, Lumber House, Corn House and Wheat
Granary, 80 feet long, Hog Pen, the same length
all under the same rooi-besides other convenient
houses-likewise, two never-iang Springs of
most excellent water, and one of the finest Young
and old Orchards, in the county, containing every
variety of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Damson.
sweet and sour Cherries, &c.
TERMS-O e-half the cash down, the balance
in three equal annual instruments, the purchaser ex
ecuting his bond and giving deed on the land to
secure the payment. Possession given at any time
Arrangements have been made to convey GOOD
title to the land have advertised for sale. and
those who wish to purchase are referred to VIM. b.
johnson, fStaunton, who is authorized to sell for
me and will show the land.
FERDINAND S. HELSKELL.
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New ROUTE FROM NORFOLK ro. THE NopTt, -
we ind the following in the N. Y Tribune:
At the late session of the Delaware Leoisla-
lure, an act was passed, Incorporating a com
Pny 70 construct Railroad from Dona River.
near n Dover, across to Seaford, on the Nanticoke
River, navigable stream pouring into the low.
er part OF Chesapeake Bay, near the Tanpier Is
lands. This route avoids the difficulties andide-
lays OF Chesapeake Bay navigation, 1877 miles
from Norfolk to Baltimore. 1t proceeds I'D the
Sound 81 miles, from Norfolk to the Nanticokc
River; so miles up the river to Seaford and 40
miles by railroad to Dover; arriving at Dona from
three to ten hours before passengers can reach
Baltimore by the Bay route
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AGENTS FOR THE INDICATOR.

Middlebrook-JoHN RANDoLpH,Es
ough-GEoRGE BAYLOR, in. ESQ.
NeW Hope-Dr. VIM. r. RoBERTs.
MT. Sidney-Mr. GEORGE SHREcKHIsE.
WHhamsvHle, Bath-WM. J. WELDON.
FashersUilie-S. B. Brown, ESQ.
MI Meridian-ZAcHARIAHJ Johnson.
Mt. Soloa-Dr. C. r. Harris.
Naked Casek-Capt. THos. BURKE.
MT, Cyuwfoyd-5 P. A. CLARKE, ESQ.
Heuener's Store-JAcoB HEvENER, JR ESQ,
Bells Talley-JosEPH BELL ESQ.
Fa,rfeid-HENRY RISK, P. M.
Highland C.H.--JAcoB HINEa. Esq.
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THE BLUE BIRDS.

The Blue Birds song we soon shall hear,
Sweet harbinger of Spring!
Its notes are welcome to my ear,
love to hear it sing!
1t comes the soonest of its race,
And flies with gentle wings;
1t seeks the old frequented place,
And there it loves to sing.
Come, gentle bird, and let us hear
Thy early notes Of Spring;
And may thy mate, as wont, be near,
To share the joy We bring.
Come, build the nest, the hollow rail
Is where it used to be
The food We want, it shall not fail,
And we will welcome thee.
The Blue Bird s song we love to hear,
Sweet harbinger of Spring!
Its notes are welcome to my ear,
| love to hear it sing
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JUST RECEIVED,

O1O BOXES Manufactured Tobacco, enb, a.
.SIO eng every variety of quality and price,
put up in h.. 81 h., l-2 h., I-3 b., lbs, and
IL lbs. lump.
10000 Superior import Segars, various brands,
and of quality not 10 be surpassed
10000 Fine Spanish segars.
10000 Havana 90.
$4,000 Principe do (part fine quality.)
$4,000 Lord Byron, (fne Havana)
5000 Pellon Segars.
10000 Trabucos do
5000 Minerva DO.
5000 Gen. Taylor do.
5000 Large Plantation do.
$4,000 Small do. do.
1900 Fine Regalia do.
$4,000 Half Spanish do. .....
10000 Common do
Paper.
$50 Reams Wrapping Paper
20 do Ruled and Plain Cap Paper.
so do assorted Letter Paper
80 do Pateat envelop do.
Cases M & N. Ink.
4 Bales Cotton Wrapping Irvine.
boz. Fine Tobacco Knives.
Cases Scarlallati ST okng Tobacco.
-HLSO-
China Pipes, Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Rappee.
Macabau and Scotch Snufs, New York fine cut
Tobacco, 1000 Reeds for Pipe Stems, bbl Pipe
Heads, 10 bbls. fine Smoking Tobacco
The advertisers would call the attention of Mer.
chants and Dealers to their large stock feeling con-
fident they can sell them as good bargains as they
can purchase elsewhere.
c. 7. COCHRAN & CO.
Staunton, February y.
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HOW TO SAVE SEED CORN.

Farmers are not generally aware that seed
corn should be saved from stalks which have
not been stripped of their leaves. a little re-
Election will convince any one that it is only
such corn that can be said to have arrived at
perfection. The leaves of corn, it is well
known, perform the same part in the economy
OF that plant, that the lungs do in the economy
of the human body-breathing, so to speak
the air, & assimiatng Or rejecting its elements
when decomposed, according as they are, Or
or are not necessary for lis use. Accordingly.
when the leaves are stripped for fodder, the
plant soon dies, and as the process of stripping
is always commenced before the corn is per
fectly ripe, it of course cannot possess It's full
strength, and when planted next season, must
fail in productiveness when compared with
that which has been suffered to come to perlec-
ton. These are simple but scientific facts.
which cannot be refuted, and should be borne in
mind, and acted upon by all farmers, who have
a regard tor their interests; or take a pride i'll
their avocation. The quantity of corn required
Tor seed, should always be saved in the way we
described and the few bundles of fodder which
the farmers will loose by it, will be paid for
thousand times over by the superior quality and
quantity of his next years crop-Norfok
Beacon.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-02

More than twenty years since, I copied the
following method of measuring hay from some
publcation---and having verified its general ac
curacy, have both bought and. sold by it. and
believe it may be useful to many farmers, where
the means OF weighing are not at hand.
Multiply the length, breadth. and height into
each other, and, if the hay is somewhat settled
ten solid yards will make ton Clover will
take from ten to twelve yards for a ton---A Cm
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Removal.

Cannot have his diseases cured but by removing the
cause which is generally internal. No effect cap
take place wthouta cause. Therefore,
NO RHEUMATISM
can effect the head, the foot or any part of the boz
dy, save from the actual presence OF those hunors
whose acrd or peccant qualities produce the pain.
NO BRONCHIAL DISEASE
can be present. other affections of the Throat
or Windpipe, or Consumption, but from these ma.
gnant humors having become, seated upon, or near
the air-vessels of the lungs.
1t is in truth these acrid humors whish are the.
occasion OF all the aches and pains; all Eruptions
and Ulcers all Skin Diseases, and Swellings Of the
Feet, and all the lnflamatons all Cancers and Tu
mors all Piles and Cosiveness: all Fever and
Agnes all Dispephc Affections all Headaches
and Bilious Affections whatsoever. And are all.
without exception surely removable and thoroughly
cupab1s BY parga:iQn with the PILLS ofDr BENZ,
DR.. Brandreths Principal Office 24l Broadway
New York other offices in New York.
M. BRANCH, Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent,
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at
New York prices.
The genuine BrandretA Pills can be obtained
at the following places
VIM; lyle ,stsunton NV: W. King WaYnesboro';
VIM. II Bell Churchville p. "A. Heislsen, lebanon
White Sulphur Springs J. R. syrcle, PaFnassus;
H. Messersmith, Mt. Scion; James M Stoqt, New
Hope; d. 4 w. Whitmore, Mt. Meridian; b +.
Graham. Greenville; James GuyDeerfeld; Me.
Gutiin s Co Midway; Col. W. III. Allen, Green
Valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, MillbaEough
Spring; Crawford 4 Co. Warsa Springs Henry
Miller, Cedar creek; S. B., Brown, E.shersville.
VIM. Dudley. Jennings Gap, 4ayloE.& Co., oax
Grove. Augusta.
March l9.-em,
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Private Boarding.

M RS. TAPP will receive few Boarders at her
Iva residence on Mainstreet. Her charges will
be moderate, and the comfort and convenience Of
those who may patronize her, will be attended to.
Oct l6-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-02

SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND: ASK AND yE suA,1
REcEIvE.-lt is rulnored that there are 10000
applicants for office under Gen. Tavlor.
noble band of patriots, no doubt.
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3Oth October, 1913.

Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vesting,
lit the Sign Of the Striped Umbrella.
TRESH lot of French and English Black Cloth
IL Do. do. Olive, Green, very handsome and
cheap.
Do. do. Olive Brown do. do
Pilot and Beaver Cloths, from SOC 10 SIS per yard
Doe Skin and Fancy Cassimeres, great variety.
Black Velvet, Satin and Fancy Vestings all kinds
andTrices.
C0IVNE s DE.aKINS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-02

The more showily plain women dress, the
more plain they look as a bad picture appears
much worse in fine frame than it does in a
simple one.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

THE subscribers having determined to
J. change their present system Of BUSH
ness, respectfully announce to their friends
and the public generally, that they will
from this date, commence closing off theft
entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
at cost, for Cash. Those wishing bargains
are requested 10 call at once, as we Shall,
positively, sell at cost. The stock consists,
IN part, OF the following articles
FOR GENTLEMEN
Super. Blk, Blue aud Fancy Beaver and
Pilot Cloths,
Do do French and English do.
Do do American do.
Do DoeSkin and English and Wool Dyed
Do Fancy, French, American & English do.
Vestings
Do Scarts, Cravats Gloves and lfdkfs
a large stock Of Sattinetts, Pulled Linseys and
FOR LADIES AND HoUsEKEEPERs:
Super. Cham. Silks, Blk. Groderine and
Striped Silks
Printed Moaselanes, Cashmeres, Mohair Lustre,
Black and Fancy Alpacas, Embroidered and
Plain Mouselanes,
Bombazine and Second Mourning, Cashmeres
and Mouselaines,
Plain and Embroidered Mode Shawls, (very
Handsomely
Turlleri and Common Shawls, (good valiety)
Ribbons, Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves and Neck
Ties,
Linen Camb Handkerchels, 4 lcc. to So rs.
A large lot of handsome printed alicoes, Blank
cts, Striped and Plaid Linseys Blk. and Bro. Mus
Inns, Ginghams, Checks, Plaids, Linen Damask for
Fable Cloths, Russia and Bird Eye Diaper, Crash.
-ALSO-
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware md
QueenSwaa:e,
with many other articles unnecessary TO enumerate.
THOS. N. GREEN g. CO.,
Successors to Green & Co.
Jan ~ sign OF THE FLAG.1
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-02

Conccalment in a public man. is the strongest
KIND OF evidence that be means to deceive. or
that he dares not let his opinions be known to
the voters His motives or his principles are bad.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES AND
FANCY ARTICLES.

YTNHE subscriber is now receiving his Fall supply
i ofDRUGS, MEDICINES and variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES, including many other,
genuine GERMAN COLOGNE, Bay Rum,
Glen's Shaving Compound, Motto and Transpare mt
Waters. &C., &c. Also WINTER STRAINED
LAMP OIL and xINSEED OII.-all OF
which will be sold ON accommodating terms.
Oct. 80. L. BERKELEY.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-04-02

WASH FOR STIFF Jo1Nrs-Salt brine is said
to be the best wash for stiff joints in horses. It
IS also good for hard hoof as it attracts moisture
and thus keeps the hoof soft. 1t can easily be
tried
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35S ACRES OF LAND.

late belonging to Benjamin Grove, lying on the
North-W west Turnpike adjoining the growing villa
ges Of West Union and Mt Camel, In Preston
county, Virginia. The said land lies well, and is
good Grass land-a considerable portion cleared
and has Two Dwelling Houses thereon No doubt
great bargain may be had in the purchase of this
property.
TERMS.-So much cash in hand as will be
necessary to pay the expenses of sale and costs of
suit, the residue on the following credit, viz: One
sixth to be paid in six months, sixth in twelve
ments thereafter, the purchasers executing bonds
with approved security, and the title withheld un-
til all the purchase money shall have been paid
ABSALOM KOINER, Com'r.
February 26, ls49.-ts-$2 SO.
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Latest News aronaa California.
,ABELL g. ARMENTROUT:

ESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of
= " Staunton and Augusta County, that they are
engaged In the HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENrAG
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING business, in all
ats various branches, and at all times be found
at the Virginia Hotel
Persons having painting would do we'll to call
on them as they are determined to do PAINTING
cheaper than lie cheapest
February 26, lS49.-ly.
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commissioners Sale.

RY virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, pronounced on the nth day of November,
ISIS, IN cause therein depending, in which John
b. Grove, John Smith, and o hers, Plaintiffs,
and Snsan Grove, and others, are Defendants. the
undersigned, Commissioner, appointed by the
said Court, for that purpose, will proceed to sell
on the premises, on Saturday the 9TH day of April,
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EUST Receired and for Sale few choice
~ pieces of Piano Music-a!so music for
the Flute and ACCORDION.
,. IVORY & GO.
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Ireland.
supreme

SOCIAL DIsoRGANIZATIoN.-T advice
to pay no "poor rate" is already being
carried out in Kilkenny.
The antl-rent is extending in the coun-
ties of Waterford and Kilkenny.
In order to enforce rule in Ireland, a
squadron of Cavalry and four companies
of artillery are held in readiness to pro-
ceed TO the Belfast district in aid of the
civil power at the Orange procession on
the 5th of November.
The Kilkenny Moderator C contains the
following account of the doing of the corn
lifters in that locality:
eve find that the system Of crop-plun-
dering on the part of dishonest tenants
still continues in active operation in our
county and the adjoining districts. We
are informed that on the night of Thurs
day last, about 400 men, with no fewer
than l57 horses and cars, assembled al
Clinstown, and carried off the entire crop
of person named Dupphy.
A large number of troops have been
sent TO the north, in order 10 preserve the
peace should any display of the orange
men take place on the 5th of November
Lord Roden has written letter dissuading
the members from having any procession
on the approaching anniversary. 1t is
believed that his advice will be acted
upon.
According to the Waterford Ne,os, Rev
Mr.. Power, from the altar of his chape
at Grangemockler, OH Sunday last, ''de
nounced the tyranous conduct of the land
lords and appealed TO the congregation
to organize meetings 10 petition for re
duction of rents. The '.congregation,'
however, have found out much shorter
method of redressing their grievances.
Another frightlul assassination has beer
perpetrated i'll the south, the county O
Clare being the scene of the crime. The
Limerick Reporter gives the subjoineC
brief version:
''On Wednesday night, about clock
man named Kelly was shot dead in hi:
fathers house, the lodge belonging IL
Ross House, between O'Brien's bridge anC
hillaloe. The murderer fired through
the window, and lodged six balls in the
head of the unhappy young man, only II
years of age. 1t is thought that 1t wa:
the rather the assassin aimed at
1t is reported that the government in
tend to apply to the Court of Queen:
Bench, early in the coming term, for {
ma1adomcss, ordering the magistrates o
Castlewellan to take the information
against the Orangemen.
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NOTICE
To LabOrers.

THHHAT the repairing aud keeping in repair
il of the Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana
Turnpike Road for the term of one year from
the first day of January 1850. will be let 10y
receiving proposals follows:--Al the house
OF A Moyer, Waterstreet, on Monday, De-
cember Sd, for The road from Uuntin gdon TO
10 the Il mile post opposite Canoe Furnace.
At the American House, Ho.lidaysburg. on
Tuesday December 4ih, from II mile post TO
81 mile post on The Summit. At r. Carmon's
Ebansburg, Tuesday December 9Th. from
81 mile post 10 So mile post on Laurel Hill.
AT Geo. w. Clark's. Armaugh, from Sc mile
post 10 the east end Of the bridge at Bsirsville.
Saturday December Sth. For particulars
sec hand bills.
JOHN S. ISETT. Seguestrator.
H., C. and L. T. x.
Nov. %, l949.-7-3t.
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20 u GIUR@1NSa
lagnrrian Artist frnm New York.

EB ESPECrFULLY informs the citizens of
u . Ebensbnrg, That he i.as taken the New
Office 'lately erected by DR. Smith, where lie
would be happy 10 execute work al the above
art in all its branches, in the best manner for
those who may favor him with their patron
age.
or all the various presents usually presented
from friend TO friend, Christmas and New
Years, there which will be longer
remembered, more highly treasured, than
the likeness of dear friend. Who would not
give one or more dollars TO have likeness OF
some loved departed one?
Go then, aud purchase one before it is too
late.
N. q. Likenesses taken in cloudy clear
weather.
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embitered against his late subjects, which
Will, under the rule of his subordinate
priests, develope themselves in acts Of
wanton cruelty and sanguinary revenge.
the theatre of bloody prescription, incar-
cerations and banishments.
Truly, claw and order" have triumph
ed in Europe; conservatism is iii the
ascendant; red repubIlcanism has been
put down, and red monarchy crimsoned all
over with the blood of the people. reigns
supreme.
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NOTICE.

EBUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that by
Il order of The Orphans Court of the
County of Cambria will be exposed to sale by
public vendue or outcry, on Tuesday the Sth
day of January next, at one o'clock in the af
ternoon, of that day, a certain messuage OF
tract of land situate in Cambria township
bounded by lands Of Richard Edwards, John
+. Jones. Richard Bennett and others. Con
Ia ming One Hundred and Eighty. nine acres
and allowa nce Gate the estate OF David Davis,
deceased
The Sale W i'll be held at the Court House i n
the Borough Of Ebeusburg. and terms made
known by Wm Davis and Thomas T.. Jones.
Administrators f said estate.
BY the Court,
Wm KITTELL, Clerk.
Nov. 90, I949.-8-td.
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EGDeissbzsrg Marker.

FIour--S5,50 a 5,G2t per uarrei.
WheGt-Sl ,l25 per busnei.
OatS-313 Gus. very Search.
Corn Meat-62i cts per bushei.
Rye-624 cts. per bushel.
Bucklyheat-5 SO cts per bushel.
POtatoss--50 a 624 cts.
Butter-RoI Ii ) cts. Keg l25 Ii.
Fresh Bets 4 cts.
Fresh POrk-41 a 5 cts.
SaLt-2. SO per barrel.
Eggs--i 10 cts per dozen.
Hny-- a II per ton.
Seed-Timorhy, S2,0o per bushe.
CioUer-Sl, 80 do.
HOo!-23 IS els per lb.
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8 DYING WOMAN SAVED
CONSUMPTION CURED

We stat. this cure to prove the por TO saps life when
Ra,sax7 used after the person considered by
physician and friends TO be in the last stages Of deasac
tuaIly cua-aId this that the SToHd
clothes bought. For the particulars OF this
and the respectable HdoHbted proof of all the
.umstances and facts, refer PAMPHLETS.
This cure ehected on MRS. ZIBA DYKEMAN, o.
Pqs0a Spa Saratoga county ". Y We prove beyond
doult naay other almost equally hopeless and iaHE
Rerabe cases Coughs and CORsumptiOns CURED which
were pronounced iaclFabLe by skiliul physicians.
BRANT'S PULM MONARY BALSAM cures Con-
snptio7 Coughs Colds. Splitting Of Blood Bleeding The
Lungs Pains in Breast and Side PaiatiOR Of tie Heart
Cholera Iafaaturn Dyssaery, and Sumcr Complaints in
Children and adults-and AL
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of BRRNT' S PURIFIER effectively F OUR TIME:
much disease dollars loOrh of Sqrsnp1riHa If
viii, then it is FOUR TIMES CHEAPER than Saysapd
rinG. And to prove this offer OF cure,
rho, of
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BRAN E,S INDIAN
PULM 9 NARY BALSAN

THIS BALSAM heals and Ulcers in the Lungs and
elsewhere internally. certainly AMI easily the Purifying
and heals Ulcers e1teTtay This BGksGn
rss rirc of Consumption out OF alter all other
-cmeiies have failed good.
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MOST HORRID SCROFULA.

To realize hc great potoer of this medicine purifier
read in Pamphlets the perfect effected M
B. HaskiH, Of Rome Oneida county, " T. He confne,
10 his bed One YdTwas not expected to live tce8tyfo
tourS L0Hgerhs neck eaten nearly OFF from
out-tfe deStroysd-an Ulcer larg
N;,r ali
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Female Weaknesses and Complaints.

No remedy offered the public has been half as
and efoctnaL in restoring ALL the incidental ocak
and irregularities of the 3 RANT S PUl L
NONARY BALSAM. 1t makes difference whether
he arrangement be Suppression other sakaeSS
REGULATES ALL, by strengthening the system, equal
King the circulation. and SOOTHING and ALLAYlNfi
NERVOUS lRRITABiLITY. See Pamphlets.
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LIST OBJ RETAILERS.

Of Goods and Merchandise an Cambria
County, for the gear ls49.
A CCORDING to Section 6, of the Act OF
IA 1924, passed March 4lh, il is the duty OF
the respective County Treasurers .sto publish
annually. in the month of November, in two
newspapers il The several Cities, aud in one in
each County where pa per is published, list
of all persons returned TO him as retailers of
goods and merch undise. designating those
who have, and those who have not taken out
license within their respective Cities and
q
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TgzoUsANps oE CoNsU1sPTEoNs,

md Chronic Coughs abundsnty prove unfans eccc
n all diseases OF the BREAST, THROAT, AM
LUNGS.
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

From the Girl TO the WOman, and the Womdn at ni6d
ige-he accelerated and the other gradual
suppressed prevent any of the fatal diseases that trt
quenty arise in consequence of such change
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EUST open cd, very extensive lot Of GING
- HAMS, LAWNS, and PRINTS of eve
~ variety, at the store of
JOHN S. BUCHANAN.
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Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

And it the greatest the undoubtedly substantial
"a. of of the hOrTd and h0psess OF
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