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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

STILL LATER the arrival of the Amer
lea at Boston, on Thursday. we have 10 days later
news from Europe. FRANCE is quet-Presdent
Napoleon has named his Ministry, which is as're-
ported above His inaugural address has been pub,
lished-he declares his determination to punish all
persons who shall attempt, by Illegal means, to
change or subvert what the people of France have
SO distinctly established and says hewiil endeav-
.or to strengthen mocratcinstiutions in France.
His relative, Napoleon Bonaparte has been sent to
announce his election at the various Courts.
ROME.-Accounts from Rome are by no means
satisfactory to order Clubs rein possession ofthe
Government, and their chief, Lucan Bonaparte,
seems resolved to destroy the power OF the Pope
The Pope is at Gaeta, and it is reported he will
accept an invitation to visit Paris in May next.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15

Farmers and Land Owners throughout the Uni-
ted States, who have reason to suspect the exist
ence of any kind of Mineral riches upon their lands
should avail themselves of this opportunity to test
that fact by the surest of all known tests, before
the abundance Of discoveries in all parts Of the
country shall have lessened the source Of wealth in
their estate
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-15
CALIFORNIA GOLD!
DISCOVERED BY
SIGN0R DIAL WEARS COL 0METER !
THE
GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE
OR
Secret Art of finding Mines of Gold
Iron, Lead, Copper, Coal and
other Mineral Riches.

Signor D'Alvear has just arrived at New York,
from the Gold regions Of California by way of Pa
mama, Chagres, and New Orleans, bringing with
nearly one million Of Dollars, which he collected
there, long before the existence of the Gold mines
became known to the residents OF California gene
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-23
LEON TIE rrrER TRINITY

We publish below a letter addressed Us rom
;fc upper TRINITY Last fall sc spent 9 a'oI'
Tine 10 that section Of the State, and were
alike pleased tn the beautiful scenery q iAe
rounir.. the richness Of the soil, and lAe intel
hreuce ard hospitality Ct the people. l"'
.prnr Of wh..h our corr, poldeGt speaks, Is IT,
deed noble enc. and tie mention Of II eonf'y
NAM gl.assa, rsco,a.taas The mnse Of
tho.e grand o.G Wo1ls.' ths broad eSpa-'
ot Oh, nHI and lovely rrares, and 'aa social
intercourse 800 ni.,h 800 h4se nlu..ed beside
ua good old .rraa IRE worthy Of more than
% Y4.. ar fem,ubrHe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-23

d u Gcorgn ma Mississippi the crop ore
s1d . b. iotlblo Best cotton nrlrom5,nc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-08-23

Tie Secretary % Wuf hs taken measures
20 hold several companic, IN readiness 10 re-
rtorce tlr troops now ia Florida should % APP.
p'ar to he necessary This preparation IA pre-
dca.ed upon probability thas the Semiuoles
who ,cman in floridl viii countonanco the
murder Of M Emhor by iou- Indians IN the
settlement on Indian River
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-13

OJ- We call the attention of the public 10 'he
advertisement Of Messrs, JOHN c. BAKER x Co.
of Philadelphia, in another column. The pure,
fresh Cod LiDer OIL, odvestised by them' ls re-
commended by the highest medical authorities OF
University College, London, and numerous emih'
ent physicians Of this co unlry, and has proved OF
the greatest value in nearly all cases of consumP-
ton and affections of the lungs, where has oeen
used. The article, we are assured by men VINO
knoto, does not belong to the class usually denom'
mated patent or qnack medicines, but OF IN
trinsc value for the purposes indicated
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MAR R led (:

BY the Rev, D. S. Tobias, on the 9th inst, Mr.,
JoHN BEMLEY, to Miss MARY ANN GRAHAM,
Of Briarcreek
by Rev. G. II. Dayon The 2lst of August, MI
PETER WHITE, to Miss SARAH ANN MELICH,
hoth of Mount Pleasant.
By the same, Sept 23d. Mr. CLARK MRREL, of
Buckhom, to Miss ANGALINE REESE, of Rohrs.
burg
By the same Sept 25th, Mr., JoHN II DEWITT
to Miss CAROLINE S. JoHN, both of Light St.
In Salem on the Sd instant by the Rev. !.
BAIL, Mr.. VIM. II, Harris, to Miss SUsANNAH
GARRISON.
On the 9th ult, by Rev. T. Mitchell, Mr..
ISRAEL SrAUMBAcH, to Miss MARY WINNER,
both Of Danyile
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fSe-
Iusin gs, IL.
b Y QU 2:

.The man recovered Of the bite,
II was the dog that died"
am his hlghne,s dog al kew;
prsy tell NE cir whose dog are YOU:
In this insinualion of Mr.. Pope, there
ia, perhaps. as much truth as poetry; and
| am often inclined to the opinion, that
there are in this country, some dogs that
do not walk on four legs. Both kinds, are,
without doubt, public nuisances. Dr.
Franklin SAYS, "What maintains one vice,
would bring mp two chilren." beg leave
TO amend, by crossing out the word "U'ce
and inserting "dog,' merely for the pres
ent occasion, for both the sayings" are as
true as preaching.
was led into this fit of "musng' by a
"sight saw" not long ago, during jaunt
into the country. Passing by rather a
souaDjd and neglected house, which, never
theIcss, might have been made pretty by a
little, a very little attentions observed
round about the door a half dozen ragged,
dir,v looking children. and at least half as
many sleek, fat, lazy goOd-ior-nolhing
docs. As soon as the sound of the buggy
struck their ears, they were all heels over
head over the fence, and setting to in reg
ular fashion, one behind the buggy, one al
the 81 and one before the horse, kept up
a sort of fcr,al music, very much resem-
bling that described by Milton in his "Par-
adise Lost
It would be a national blessing if the
Philadelphia Dog killers would condescend
10 take Journey through the country, and
shoot two thirds of the dogs in it, and cut
the tails off of the remaining third, close be-
hind their ears. 1t it not meet to take the
childrens bread and cast it to the dogs
Where one g is Recessary, twenty-five
are decided nuisance. A "big dog"
have no objection to, if he know. his place
but these mean, cOntempu.lr, insignificant
snarlng, swapping, barking "linLe curS,'
! do abomiuae. would as soon walk the
treets with a newspaper or dish clolI
PINNED to my coat tail, as to be followed
NO store, tavern and parIour, by dirty
liidr rur--dog.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-13

Bit by Sna6e,-A young man named George
Keller, OF Union townhip, Berks county, was bit
ten biz ra,,lesnake, few days since, under these
circumstances; In endeavOring to kill the snake,
it had nearly disappeared in the crevise oi rock
when he attempt to cut off It's ratles and in doing
% w,slbit on the finger. With remarkable pres.
eoce of mind he Immediately cut out the bitten
mart and wound string tghtlyround the finger to
prevent the clrcnIa'lon oil 'ne Po'so" '"ouS" MS
sy,ren. The bandsge was afterwards cut loose,
.,dtb hand and arm soon became enormously
swoeo but by medical aid he was afterwards Gu.
. rad
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Fist OF Grand Jurors.


FOR NOVEMBER TERN, lS49.
Beaver-Charles Michael.
Bloom-JacOb Garretson, Thos. Fair.
man, Lewis II. Mausc.
Briarcreek-Isaac Yocum.
Cattawissa-JOnas Price.
Derry Thomas Robson, John Stei-
ner.
FrankIin-J. II. Vought, Jacob Kus-
tenborder.
Greenwood-Henry Kitchen.
lIemlock-Veniah Reese,
Liberty VIM. Madden.
Maine Jonathan Buenbender.
Madison-Wm. Barber.
Mahoning-Thos. Jamison, James D.
Myers.
Milllin- Christian Miller, Jacob Yohe.
Montour-- Elias Dieterich.
Orange John Neyhard, Jacob Snyder.
Sugarloaf - David Goulder, Peter Laubach.
TRAVERSE JURORS-FIRST WEEK.
Beaver Isaac Petit, Isaac Davis, Jacob
Hinterleiter.
BIoom-John X. Giron, John Jacoby,
Charles IL. DOebler.
Briarcreek - Leonard Sponenbergcr.
Centre-John Sitter.
Derry-JacOb Bidde.
Fishingcreek-IIiram Hess, John Pit
ner.
JJo,,,Io,I Iobn MoDo,.,o1J.
Limestone John S. Follmer, William
Mutchart, John Fulton.
Iiberty-Davis Wilson, John Clark.
Mainc--Rudolp ph Shuman.
Mohoning--George Leibrich David Rob.
erts, Edward Tinney, George McAlpin.
MOntour--Willam G. Quick, Joseph
Mouser, John Boyer.
Mountpeasant--Andrew Mcllck, 3D.,
VIM. J. lkeler.
Orange--Davd lIidlebrand, Geo Har-
man.
Roa6ngcr'ek-Dr. F. r. WoIrarth, Dan
iel Levan, sr,
SugarIoaf--John Laubacb, Isaiah Cole,
Samuel McIlenry.
Valley--Wm. Moore, Griffith Davis.
SECOND WEEK.
Beaver--John Shuman, Simon Bredben-
der
BIoom--Thomas Trench, Tho. Criyelng.
Brarcrcek--IIcnry G. Freese
Calawissa--Jaco KisllCr,
Centre--GiIbert II. Fowler, Jos. Weiss.
Derry--Dayid Cox, VIM. S. Clark, ia.
cob Crawford, Abraham WeIjivcr.
Fishingcreek--Abr'm Robbins, Froder.
Hartman, William Cramrr.
Greenwood--Daniel McCOwen.
Jackson--Mchacl Remely.
Liberty frederick Blue, James D. Will
son.
Limestone--Samuel Caldwell, Abr'm
Wagner.
MadisOn--Abraham Cool.
Mahoning--Samuel GuIick, VIM. kitch.
en-, Thomas Brandon, VIM. Miller, Sam'l
S. Roush, Hugh Harrison, Peter RisbeI
Maine-George W. Gardner, Isaiah "nu
man.
MilIlin-Wm. Mcnsinger, Wm IL
! Samuel Greasy, John r. Yohc,
| Orange--John Herring
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3 T. HAYHURST
STEPHEN BALDY
NOTICE.
Esfate of Jacob Zimmerman, deceased.

Esfate Of Jacob Zimmerman, deceased.
I'VE heirs md legal rcpres,riaiyCs Of Jacob
Zimmerman. ltco of Mtilutownship. .Coluu.-
bIa county, Pa deceased, to wil-Jacob Timmer.
man, Maud,lna Zimmerman. Nargaretta thinner.
man, latermarni vita Charles Lacks, Sarah
Zimmerman iurcrmarued with William Piston
Gporga Zimmerman, John Zimmerman, r. Marg-
lret T.mmcrn,an Inremaried with Charles Icld.
Ter. Rosa Zimmerman iuicrmawled with John
Naus, Frederick Zimmerman, Ludwig Xlmmcr-
man, Christian Zimmerman, Margaret Eiumer.
man ircrmarripd with Aaron Fry, and the child.
ren Of Jacob Ilmmrrman.latc Of Germany, dccea.
sed are hereby notified that in pursuance Of writ
of PARTITION issued out Of the Orphans Court Of
Columbia county for the partlIon Of the real rs.
tate Of said deceased, situate in the township afore-
.aid consisting ol several tracts Of land containing
in all two hundred and lhirty.ive acres more or
less. amongst the heirs and legal representatives
Of the said deceased will hold an Inquest on said
premises, IN tie sli township Of MIilliu.on Tues.
dav. the sixth day November nest, at ! o O'Clock
a. NJ when and where you are requested to at.
tend.
BENJAMIN HNYMAN, Sheriff
SherIG's Office, Bioomsbnrg: }
September f'h, lS49
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A ISO,

All that piece or parcel of land, situate
in NIahoning township, adjoining Church street
on the West The Pennsy lyania Canal Oh the South,
land of Haywood & Snyder on the Fast, land OF
Sarah H .Sechler on me North Containing between
four and five acres with the appurtenances
ALSO,
All the right title and interest of defen-
dant being an undivided moiety or halt part Of a
certain tract ofland situate in Valley township,
adjoining land of Tho' Yorks, Joseph Maus and
Others, containing % acres more or less, whereon
is erected double log. house with the apPurten'
Ces.
ALSO,
All the interest of the delendent of, in, to,
and out Of the several parcels olland sold by Alex
ander Montgomery to Joshua Sletler, c. W. Chilis
and NJ. SNYDER, couIalning together about fifteen
acres, defendants urrest therein being the right
and privilege Of mining and taking away all iron
ore therefrom, held by defendant jointly with A.
+. Russell.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of David p. DAVIS, by
BENZ. HAYMAN, ShfrW
Sherif's Ofhce,
Bloomsbury, Oct. l3, 49.
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DIED

In I.ewisburg, on Thursday morning ANNA
MARIA, wife Of DR.. T. A Thornton, aged %
years.
In Salem, on Saturday last, Mr.. ELIJAH
DoAY, aged about So and on the following day
SARAH, his wife, aged about 70.-Both were bu-
red in one grave. sDG IN death are not separated
Republican STANDARD
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-13
PURE FRESH COD LIVER OIL.

This new and valuable medicine, now used by the
medical profession with such astonishing et.
fcacy in the cure Of pulmonary Con-
sumption, Scrofuln, Chronic Rhru.
matsm, Gout, General Debility,
complaints Of the Kidneys
&c, il prerared from
the liver of the Cod
Fish for medicinal
use, expressly Tor
our sales
[Ertract from the LOndOn Medical J0Wnall
&C. ]. B. Williams, NJ. D., F. r. S, Protes.
sor of Medicine in University College, London,
Consulting Physician to the Hospital for cousump-
Gon, &C, saws: have prescribed the OIL in a
bove four hundred cases of tubercuious disease Of
the Lungs, in different Stages, which have been
under my care the last two years and half. In
the large number Of cases, POS out of 23l, It's use
was followed by marked and unrquivocal lmproy-
ment, VARYING in degree in different cases, from
temporary retardatlon Of the progress lthe dis
ease and mitigation Of distressing symptoms, up
to a more or less complete restoration to apparent
health
"The effect of the Cod Liver Ojlin most ofthese
cases was very remarkable" Even in few days
the cough was mitigated, the expectoralion d.
minished in quantity and opacity, the nightsweat1
ceased, the pulse became slower, and Of better
volume, and the appetite, flesh and strenglhwere
gradually improved.
"ln conclusion, repeat that the pure fresh oil
from the Liver ofthe Cod is more beneficial in the
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption than any
agent medicinal, detetic or reg!mcnal, that hac
yet been employed"
As we have made arrangements to procure the
Ccd liver Oil, fresh from head quarlcrs, it car
now be had chemically pure by the single bottle
or in boxes Of one dozen each
Irs swondcrful efficacy has induced numerous
spurious limitations. As its success depends en-
trely on its purity, too nuch care cannot be useo
in procuring it genuine
Every bottle having on il ont written signature
NAV be depended upon as genuine.
Pamphlets containing an Analysis Of the OH
with notices Of it from Medical Journals, will bt
sent to those who address us free Of postage.
JOHN C. BAKER & co,
JVh0IcSaie Druggists and Chemists.
100 North Third Street, Philadelphia
! Oct 10, lSlJ.-6m.
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STORE For SALE.

HNHE undersigned about 10 rellnqulsh the store
keeping business in Bloomsbury, offers his
entire STOCK OF GOODS, for sale at bargain,
The Store House in which they are kept, can
be rented, on application to B X, Rhodes, ESQ.,
G5-rhis affords good opportunity to any per-
son wishing to engage in the Mercantile business
FELlX KAHN.
Bloomsbury, Oct. 10, lSl0.-3L
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%. The great fire at 0wego, on the 27th u't.'
alesuoypd the printing office OF the o"ego .ad0er-
tIssr aud the Owego Gazette, There was no IN
sArance. The proprletors are busy repairing their
lol,ses The Office OF the Tioga Freeman alone
e.6aoed the 4 ines. Being iree soil, We suppose
II Ayas less destrucube
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SEQUESTRATORS' NOTICE.

DY virtnc Of sundry writs Of Scquesrraion to
} me directed, will be exposed to sale at the
public house Of John Keller in Mflin township,
Col CO., on Saturday hc 2DM day of OcfO5cr,
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following Life
Eslptc, 10 wit -
All the Lite Estate Of Philip Tarlockcr in a
certain tract OF land situate in Mnln township
Columbia county containing 80 acres more or less,
about 10 acres Of which are cleared lands, bound.
ed by land Of G. Kirkcndall, Leonard Krkendall
and others. wherein is erected Log Dwelling
house, a large Frame ban,.barn and there is on
the premises au apple orchard with the appurten-
anCeS.
Seized and taken into execution and to be sold
a, the Life Estate of Phili1 Hsrlockor.
BENZ. HAYMAN,
SG7UeStratoT,
ShpufT's Office,
I Eto7msnurG, Sent, % 40 !
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ego Acres Of good Ian,

NichoIos BOchart's heirs and hgd rprc-
ScntatiUCS.
TENHE heirs and legal representatives Of Nicholas
Bochartlat" NJ Madison tp. Columbia county
dcccasci, are hereby notified that by virtue Of q
writ ol n,riition and valuation issued out of the
Ornhan4 Cour Of Columbia county aforesaid, the
real estate Of said deceased situate in said Madi
son township, not admitting of partition, has been
valued and appraised, and the inquest confirmed
by said Court; aud that at the last August term
of said Coort rnir was granted by Court on the
sad heirs and legal representatives, 10 appear in
said Court the first day of next November term 10
wit, the third Mondlr Of November next, and ac.
cent said estate n the valuation, or shew cause
why the said Court shall not order The same IN he
sold BENZ HAYMAN, Sheriff
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FALL AND WINTER ULUTHINT,
of every description, Dry, Fancy, and Staple
GOODS, and a general assortment Of Shirts, Bo.
SONS, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Stocks, Hand.
kerchieis, &C, sc.
Garments made 10 0rder on short nOtjce
rs. Persons residing out of town will find it to
their advantage to purchase clothing Of him as he
is dctermiRedo put pricesdown 50 low as to make
an object to those who come from distance.--
Gentlemen don't forget to enquire for Nathans's
Cheap Clothing store, on Main Street, one door
above Mr.. DGb,ers American House, Blooms.
burg.
SIMON NATHAN.
BIoom,burg, Oct /, 1919
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hy- "Whal's the state OF morals in your dis
ltrictp said long faced reformer to iarmer'
No recentl, visited town. "Pretly good" replied
\ he farmer "every body seems disposed to mind
n is own besine,s 10 ourparts''
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Ny- Lone SENTENCE The negro Perry Ged'
des, convicted in Kent county, (Md'') court oil
murder in the second degree, in killing negro
Jake Caulk, was sentenced on Friday 2lst uIt'
TO be confined in the peniteniary II years and u
months.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-10-13

M ). Jefferson X. Hickman, Esq, the Collector
on The Delaware Divison,at Easton, Pa, passed on
SATURDAY last, III boats-the tolls, exclusive OF
draw back, amounting to $le52.
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Oo.The great "Whg" Protective Tariff Pres
ident General Taylor has just bought an imported
carpet for the White House in place Of the dom
esiic one Mr.. Polk used
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Oa,- The U. S. Attorney General, Hon, Rever'
dy bohnsoll, is confined to his residence at Wash
inglou, by severe attack of pIeul'y'
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Potatoes! POtatOcs!!

Mr.. S A, Brady, the Proprietor of the Ex'
change Hotel, yesterday received present from
Mr., Caleb Barton, J,ol 25 Potatoes which weigh
ed 35t lbs
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Nt THgCoRN CRoP,-The llagarsown Pledge
SAYS; Many of the farmers in this region are very
agreeably surprised to find that the corn crops ale
much better than they expected, considering the
great dryuess VI lhe season
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ of venditioni expOnas to
ID me directed will be exposed to Pudlc sale
Al the old Court House, in Danyllle, on Friday
the % day OF November mex at two o'clock IN the
afternoon
All that certain lot or piece of ground,
situate in North Dauyile bounded on the North
by Bloomsburg street on the South by an alley on
the east by ferry street and on the West by lot No,
S, being the lot marked No. 9, on AleXan' Mont
gomery's plan OF North OanvI,e, whereon IS a
large two story brick house and one and a'ha't
story frame dwelling house with basement story
one frame stable and other out.51ilolnSs, with
the appurtenances,
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SINGULAR OBITUARY.

The following singular obituary notice appears
in the Athens ga. )Messenger
"He was the father Of eleven sons,-hve OF the
sons having married five sisters He had also one
hundred and cighty-nine great.grand children;
and At his funeral two weeks ago last Sabbath,
1,oo bo,ses yere Stung 10 deoh by decs and
on,iber ,q,ne near losing his life byhe same
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SEQ Reward,

w 7 0TTTTVTT
w the Subscriber, in Mahoning NrF--F l"
township, near Danyllle, last night, 11sS&A -
the ~ inst, nAsSss,.EJ
A BLACK HORSE,
lie IS about u or IA years old, near lG hands
bigh,rlght hind-leg whileup to or above the pas.
lure joint, was marked with the swnge.trees,
is unshod behind and has heavy main and tail.
o. 500 reward, will be paid for the conviction
Of The tibet and the return OF the horse or, $lj
for the recovery Of said horse.
D. NJ. FOX.
Mahonug twp, Col. CO., oct. 10, ls49.
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Ns-The people of Texas have resolved by avery
large mojority to amend The Constitution Of their
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REDUCED PRICES.
NEW, CHEAP AND FASHlONABI
C(Otkinp L m D pO.riunl.

rENHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the pubic, that he has dissolved the
partnership business and opened an entire NEW
STOCK OF GOODS, fresh from the cities, in the
CHEAP clothing EmPorium in the same stand,
on Main Street, above the AMERICAN HOUSE,
where be can beat both Jew and Gentle at sci.
ling cheap Goods, Clothing, &c Take the fol.
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ways injurious. II
at a dose every nigl
[See Circulars
These Pills were frs
manner. No gaudy sho
tsements filled with Cirtin,
never lived were resturedtO, b.
their way into public favor on
its.
They are purely vegetable, rildU
their operation, and perfectly 81 c for you
old of dGbita'ed constitution. They never
the bowels CoSlive, which cannot be SAID of
other pill now in use Great care has been IA
en- in selecting and compounding the medicir,
which has always been superintended bv Dr..
SOULE in person.
For further directions cirlifcnips, &c, see fine
New York Botanic Insrilue, published at Fg.
cld, by DR. f. L. SOULE & Co., which NAV bs
had Of agents gratis.
BEWARE OF CcUNTERFFITs -!
As there are spurious Pills in circulation cali.
ed Oriental or Sovereign Balm. he sure IN 500 hc.
fore you buy that the name Of pr. F 7, SOI-T IN
& CO.. is on the face cf the boxes None oth,rs
can he genuine. We are not aware that orv oro
who is making spurious article has VET dared f.,
make use Of our ramc; but some Of them have
had the impudenrr initiate onr hrXps and conv
our circulars. crtifr'tes &c. Unless the nubI;c
are careful when they purcase, they will be de-
ceved.
~ The genuine SOVEREIGN BALM FILLS
can he had Of
John R. Meyer. Rloomchr-~ Sloan & Tbomr.
son. Light Street; R. Moore. Danvile; A. lev.
ors aud CO., Washinrrorvluc: ]. NJ. ShclIo,
/ IcrseNtown; Derr and Mcbride. whitehall
| Hayes and Mccormick, McEwnsvilIc y
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