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SUNBURY AMERICAN AND SHAMOKIN JOURNAL.

foreign pig iron, and keep the competition Of
this and other countries nearly equal at all
times, and against extraordinary fluctuations
Of the value Of pig iron in this and other
countries, the committee believe that no bet
ter plan or policy canb be pursued.
Resolved, That we consider it necessary
to the proper protection of the iron interests
that duty Of twenty dollars per ton be levi.
ed on all bar or common merchant iron.
Mr.. King, of Pa, offered the following
resolution as substitute: st
Resolved, That this Convention recommend
an assessment of duties on iron imported INTO
this country, as follows, 10 wit: On Pig Me-
tai castings at the point Of shipment, si5 per
ton, duty of So, and on common bar iron
castings, at the place of shipment sac per
ton, duty of sic per tom and when the pri-
ces may rise above or fall below these pri-
ces, the duty shall rise or fail 10 an equal
amount, but the duty shall at no time be less
than, or more than on pig metal, and
less than44L--on bar iron; and that cores
ponding duty be levied on all the descrip-
tions of iron manufactured.
Judge Myers of Penna., suggested that the
blanks in the resolution be filled up.
MIR. Church said that in this resolution
there was no mention of braziers rods, al
though it did of bar and sheet iron.
Mr., Stewart proposed that the resolution
be modified by the insertion Of Tile words
other manufactured iron.
The resolution offered by Mr.. King was
accepted as substitute for the two former
resolutions; and embodied the suggestions OF
Messrs. Church and Stewart.
These resolutions were debated long time,
and have not ye, been adopted. A substi-
tute for the first resolution passed On We'd
nesday was adopted, as follows:
Resolved, That however pure and patriotic
were the motives of the advocates of the
tariff of '46, time has proven that the worst
apprehensions of its opponents have been
verified. and that it has proven TO be wholly
insufficient to sustain the great interests ol
the country.
MIR. Stewart moved the following resolu
tion, which was carried without opposition
Resolved, That this convention here as
sembled to obtain adequate protection to The
iron interests of the nation, they are willing
to give their aid and cooperation in obtain
ing ample protection by specific duties TO al
other great industrial interests OF our com
| merce and industry.
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THE FARMERS
ENCYCLOPEDIA.

EDITED BY GOUNERNEUR EMERSON.
I'm ONE VOLUME, Royal octave, l65 pages,
beautifully bound, containing II fine plates,
besides numerous Wood Cuts. Sold at about
one fourth the cost of the English work, without
any Plates.
''The Farmers Encyclopedia is real treasury
of practical information, wherein the experience of
all ages and countries is carefully POSTED UP to
the present day, and admirably arranged for con-
vcnient reference" Darlington.
1--WE are fully convinced that such an amount
of valuable knowledge for farmer can be found in
no other work in cheap and convenient form
In fact, no Farmer who pretcnds be well inform
ed in his profession, should be without this work.
New Gennessee Farmer.
An excellent work, fit to be distributed in pre-
miums by Agricultural Socites.-[J. 5. Skinner
For sale at this Office, price $4.
Also, by f. w. CARR, Third street, opposite
the Exchange, Philadelphia, and N. HICKMAN
Baltimore, Maryland.
EP ALL OnDEns MUST DE ACCOMPANIED ny
THE CASH.
July IA, ls49.;-3m
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RUSSIA.
The altitude Of the Gear toscards England,
Erhnce and Turkeg
RUSSIA.

hUSSlh.
The altitude Of the Gear totcards England,
France and Turkey.
The decisive attitude assumed by England
on the Turkish question, has annoyed the
Emperor very much.
The Patrie, Of Paris, says:--
Letters from St. Petersburg, ofthe sAth ul',
announce that the Emperor Nicholas, on
learning that orders had been given to the
English feet 10 saii towards the Dardenehe''
displayed profound discontent.
The Patrie adds--We spoke yesterday OF
energetic note which the Emperor OF Russia,
il is said, had addressed TO England, on hear
ing of the orders given to the English fleet.
In The note the Emperor protests against The
hostile demonstration in the midst OF peace,
and against the right which England arrogates
TO herself TO interfere in matter which re
CARDS only Russia and the Sublime Porte. As
TO the difficulties which this affair may give
rise TO. the Interpretation Of the treaty exis-
ting between those two powers belongs, says
the note, TO them alone, and England onght
to remain completely unconnected with It,
Such is the substance of the note. We can
add TO this news the following details. The
Emperor has signiied it is said, TO Fued Ef-
fendi that he may now consider his mission
to him as terminated that besides, his pre-
sence at Saint Petersburg was violation OF
convention entered into between the Sublime
Porte and Russia, according 10 which the
Sultan could not send an extraordinary am
bassador 10 St. Petersburg without having
first given notice TO the Russian embassy !;
that he, the Emperor, in sentiment of
friendship and good neighborhood had been
pleased TO shut his eyes on this infraction'
and to accord an audience of honor TO the
Sullan's envoy, but that from that this latter
had considered it necessary to appear in the
intervention of France and England his kind
disposition towards the Sublime Porte must
naturally be changed, and henceforward the
communications of the Turkish envoy must
take place through the Minister of FoIeign
Affairs. 1t cannot be denied that the new
turn which this question is taking is full OF
gravity. We shall wait for our usual cores
pondence, TO be able 10 form judgment OF
this unexpected phase Of the Turkish ques-
| ton"
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TICKNOR'S
CoLUHrBIAN SPELLING BOOK.

PEINGa progressive and Comprehensive Sys-
- tenn of Orthograpy and Orthoepy, including
a variety of definitions, adapted to the use Of
Schools in the American Republic, by Almon
Ticknor, Teacher of twenty-five years expert
ence, and author of the Columbian Calculators,
Practical Common School Mensuration, &c.
The attention of Teachers, School Directors,
parents, &C., is invited to this new Spelling Book,
which conforms to the modern spelling and usages
in Orthography as being one ofthe neatest cheapest
best arranged, and better adapted to the wants Of
children, than any other published in the United
Stats. 1t is what it purports to be, n Spelling
Book and not Reading Book, and only requires
an examination the part Of Instructors of youth
to secure for it universal introduction into the
Schools of the United States. Just published, and
for sale by IIENnr MAssER, Sunbury.
Where Teachers and Directors can procure
copies for examination.
August 4, lS49.-
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS.

DAl. N. KELLER & Bro. most respectfully
solicits attention to their fresh stock Of Eng.
asa, French, German and Asssicaa Drugs, Med.
icines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, Glass
ware ferfumery, Patent Medicines &c. Having
opened = hew store No. 294 Market st. with q
full supply Of Fresh Drugs ana Medicines, ws re-
spcctfully solicit Country dealers TO examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, promising one
and all who may feel disposed to extend 70 us their
patronage, to sell them genuine Drugs and Medi-
cines, on as liberal terms any other house in the
City, and to faithfully execute all orders entrusted
to us promptly and with dispatch.
One Of the proprietors being regular physician,
affords ample guarantee of the genuine quality Of
al afticlcs sold at their establishment.
We especially invite druggists and country
merchants, who may wish to become agents for
DR.. Keel,r's Celebrated Family Medicines, (stan.
dard and popular rcnicdics) to forward their ad.
dress.
Soliciting the patronage Of dealers, we respect
fully remain,
]. II. keller 4 BRO, whorcsal, Druggists
No. 294 Market street, Philsdclphia.
September Is, lS40.-1y.
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e. EICKS JONES.

q. EICKS JONES'.
WHOLESALE DEALER & MANUFACTURES OF
WILLOW And WOODEN WARE.
Importer of French Baskets Looking Glasses,
and Fancy Goods,
No. is North Second Street,
Between Market and Arch 5ts. under J. SIDNEY
JONES Carpet Warehouse, two doors below
Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA,
TT AS on hand and is constantly receiving a
IL large and extensive assortment of Combs
Brushes, Fancy Goods of every description, (toc
numerous to mention,) Looking Glasses of Gill
and Mahogany frames, Baskets, Coaches, Chairs
&c.
ROOMS,
Shakers Eastern Wisp and Country Brooms
Window Blinds, Door Mats, Tubs, Buckets
Churns, Washboards-in fact, Wooden and Will
low Ware ofevery description, all of which will
be sold lew for Cash or City acceptance.
Merchants would save themselves much time
and trouble, by calling and examining my stock
before purchasing.
N. B.--Looking Glasses, are insured against
Breakage to all parts Of the Union, without extra
charge.
August IS, ls49.-sni
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

Written for the American.
NEW AND MODERN NOVEL.
THE LOST GLOVE.
By THE AUTHOR OF THE "DIAMoND RING"
Introduction.
A poor little girl sat on wood-pile.
CHAPTER 1.
nOnly penny" she asked Henry Smith
who was passing BY.
CHAPTER IL.
He threw hand full of dimes. She went
home TO her starving mother, and found her
dead.
CHAPTER Ill.
He started for Italy. She was engaged as
menial by w, B. Esq.
CHAPTER Nv.
He became an artist, and sketched the
wood pile scene; after which he returned
home.
CHAPTER v.
Passing down Broadway he saw beauti-
full girl drop her glove. Picking it up he
FASTENED to overtake her; but she entered a
house before he was able to do 1t.
CHAPTER vi.
Ho asked friend who lived there, and
was told Mr.. B.; and that she was Miss B.
CHAPTER VII.
That evening he got an introduction to her
CHAPTER VIII.
He showed her his drawing, and said "onl.
a penny" She cried, and he begged pardon
CHAPTER TX.
Miss B. was the girl that sat on the wood
| pile, and had been adopted by w. B. as Nj
| CHATTER X.
4 They were married, and were blessed wit
goodly number Of heirs, male and female
The END.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
FIRE FIRE II FIRE I'll!
Farmers save your Property and help each
FARMERS COMPANY
Over 10000. Members.

Il AhMLRO ,OOMl h1N Il
Over 10000. Members.
GUARANTY CAPITAL OVER $500, 900
VTNHE Washington County Mutual Insurance
Il Company Of Granville, N. Y, through their
Agent, is now taking risks in this County and
vicinity, on dwelling Houses, Churches, Taverns,
Boarding Houses, Hay, Grain and Farmers pro-
duce generally. This Company takes no risks in
exposed parts Of villages Of on Stores Mills Shops
or Machinery, nor insurcs exceeding $4,000 in
one locality, The rates nre exceedingly low, ava
raging less than SIS per Thousand for Policies run
ming years or s per year. A small premium
note is required, but HE prosperous condition of
the Company and the large accumulated cash
fund, precludes all probability Of there ever being
an assessment. The Policies Of this Company
are free from Objectionable conditions often found
in policies of 6ther Companies; the Company
being also responsible for the correctness OF bus-
ness done by its Agents. 1t is now the most ex-
tcnsive Mutual. Company in the United States,
and universally popular among the farmers of N. Y.
Mass, and Conn. All losses, however, SMALL
after duo noticd will bepromptly paid either at the
place Of loss or the Branch Office at Harrisburg.
The Company is now under the direction ofthe fol-
lowing gentlemen: Hon David Russell late member
Of Congress. Hon. Solomon S. Cowen, Cornelius
L. Allen, Joseph NJ. Bishop, H. N. Graves, Henry
Holmes, Geo. Clements, Joseph U. Orvis, Arch
Bishop, Geo. Young, IT,, Nathan Doane.
DAVID RUSSELL, President
Persons desiring insurance in the above Com
pany by informing the subscriber by letter OF
otherwise will receive prompt attention.
ALBERT A. CARRIER, Agent.
Sunbury, Oct. 20, is4s.
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ID L n ID

In ,his place on Sunday last, Mrs. SARAH
HUESTED, relict to Mr. James huested,
aged IS years.
In Augusta township, suddenly, on Tuesday
last, Mr.. HENRY YOXTHEIMER, aged about
55 years
1.-THE deceased was good and useful citi-
zen, and was for many years, engaged in the
mercantile business in this place.
In Princeton, N. j., on the 18th inst, JOHN
MONTGOMERY CANDOR, aged about "a
years. He was the son of Thomas Candor
of Mercer Co. ILL.,, and was born in Union Co.
Pa, the former residence of his family. On
the side of both parents he was descended
from the Scottish Presby lerians in Ireland
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
Groceries Groceries !
COTTON & Co.

S. ". Corner Arch & 9Th Street Philadelphia,
OFFER for sale to the inhabitants of Sunbury
~ and vicinity, Family Groceries Of the very
finest quality consisting of
Extra Fine, Superior and Common Green and
Black Teas.
Coliecs of all kinds and prices.
Sugars of every kind.
Rice, Farina, Sago Hominy.
All kinds of choice Pickles, Sauces, Ketchups,
Olive Oil, Preserves, &C., warranted to be of the
very finest grades in the market and at the
cheapest rates possible.
Ill goods carefully packed and promptly for
warded COTTON q co.
S. w. Cor. Arch & 9th st.
Phila. Oct. 2S, ls49.-che3m-ly my 90,
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HE{!I;9!8IG{SE&}S H'EE!!49!88!IEG{E}Sl!Isl
lugratitudc is the basest crime OF
man.

nh9n,
NE7E are not among that class of Editors who
w for few dollars will, (at the expense oft ruth
and honestly "crack up" an article and bring it
into rapid sale; neither we willing to remain
silent, after having tested the utility of an inn
provement or discovery in science or art. Our
readers will recollect we told them we were un-
well with sore throat and violent cold some few
weeks ago. Well, we purchased two bottles of
WINsLOW'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND
and so sudden was the cure, that we forgot we
ever had cold Those who arc afflicted, may
try it upon our recommendation Teie-
graph.
fresh supply of the above valuable medicine
just received, and for sale in Sunbury, by John
w. Frilipg, Mary A. McCay at Northumberland,
and at wholesale by Frederick klett, & Co., cor
ner of I'd and Cailowhil streets, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Sept. ED, ls49-s mo.
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The Pope blessed the Neopolian army on
their fight from the Roman territory, as fol.
lows:
III blessed you marching TO the fray,
bless you now you've run away,
IL other honor you have moi,
You'll always be blessed lot"
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Equitable Life Insurance, Annuity
and 'Erslst Company

OFFICf, u WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAprTAI. S25OO00-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
rJ,III. Company prepared to transact bGslesS
rpn til. most liberal and advantageous ters They
are authorized by their charter sec - to make au and
every insurance npperang ~ life risks OF whatever kind
ments and to grant and purchase annuties" The Com;
pany sell annui,es and endownents, and act As Trusteea
for minors and heirs.
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l. A II ID l. A NJ p s.

con NELiUs 4 co.
No. 176 Chcsnut St,
ID ESPECTFULLY announce that they have
20 just finished the most extensive assortment
LAMPS,
they have ever offered for sale, comprising
ELEGANT NEW STYLE CHANDFLl ERS,
BRACKETS, PENDANTS, MANTEL
LIGHTS, &c.
In great variety, and of
"a -. ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
Much attention has been paid to ECONOMY,
in the construction of these Lamps and such are
made as will produce the greatest amount of light
from the least consumption of Lard
Recent improvements in the mandatory, with
the introduction ofncw and perfected machinery,
enables them to sell at very GREAT REDUC-
T1ON from former prices, and all articles before
leaving the mandatory, are carefully inspected
and warranted perfectly tight and to give satis-
faction.
Philadelphia, June 2, lsi9.--ly
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IT
Goal Ora0c.

SuNBURY, November 80, isA9.
Amount of coal brought 10 Sunbuiy over
the Danville and Pottsville rail road, from the
Shamokin mines: Tons.
For the last week, $50
Per last report, 17741
Total, 1924
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Total
Che Mlarkcts.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Nov. 81, ls49.
WHEAT-Prime Pennsylvania reds are
held at 81 O4 a O5 and white al S ] llaS1 10.
RYE-Saes of Penna. at 64 a Csc, and
Southern at 60c.
CoRN,-Old yellow is worth ssc, new soc;
white 81 St C.
OATs.-Sou,hern Oats are held at 90 80
Penna. 35 a 36c. ,
WHIsKEY. in hhds at 27a27Ac and
bbls same price.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

On the 18th inst, two boats containing
10000 bushels of coal, struck the rocks and
were sunk in going over the falls below Louis
yille, They Belong 10 Chrk & Mceilb of
Pittsburgh,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01

ANGELS UPos H-In sickness there is
no hand like woman's hand-no heart like
a woman's heart-no eye so untiring, no
hope SO fervent. Woman by sick mans
couch is divinity impersonaledN
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M A n n e ID.

In Danville, on the evening of the 18th
inst, by the Rev. M. C. Lightner, MIR. THos
CLARK, sr., to Mrs. ELrzApErn MussrtMAS,
both Of the former place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-12-01
THE CHEAP BOOK STORE.
DAME LIS 8. SMITE'S

IAN = q - N ! y GS
CHEAP NEw Il SECOND HAND Book STORE,
No. SO N. Sirth ST. bc'toeen Market & Arch,
Philadelphia.
Law Books, Theological and Classical Books,
MEDICAL BOOKS.
GEOGRAPHICALLY & HISTORICAL BOOKS,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCIENTIFIC AND MATHEMATICAL Books
Jurehfe Books, in great pariety.
Hymn Books and Prayer Books, Bibles, all sizes
and prices.
Blsnk Books, Writing Paper, and Stationary
WHOi6saie and Retail
" opR prices much than the prices
~ Libraries and small parcels OF books purchased
~ Books imported to order from London.
Philadelphia, June 0, 1e49--y
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Written for the American.
AWAY.
BY IRA c. MITCHELL

Ask the martial soldier where,
Where his future glory lay,
He will point thee towards the field
Proudly answer-"Hs away.
IT'S away in country far,
mid the battle and the war"
Ask the youthful traveller where,
Where he now would onward slray,
And with buoyant footsteps, light
He will answer-"'tis away.
Away, away, now would roam,
Far from country and from home"
Ask the aged, ask him where,
Where his hoped for home will lay.
And with trembling, faI,ering voice,
He will answer thee-'away.
Away, away, above yon sky,
O'er This earth and DER us high"
Ask the christian where's his hope,
Where's his anchor and his stay
He will quickly answer thus
ssBrother christian It's away.
Above yon broad, ETHEREAL blue,
There's my hope and anchor too."
Ask him where his GoD now dwells,
Where he sheds his cheering ray;
Smilingly he'lt answer there
"Broiher it's not far away.
,Tis not in a a distant part,
But enshrined in this poor heart.
Ask him where his Jesus is, -'..
Who his life for him did lay;
Who for him now intercedes,-
He will answer thee-"away.
Away, where ALT him is given, =,
The king Of earth, the Lord Of Heaven !"
Ask him where he hopes TO go,
When he leaves this world OF clay,
He, with prayer, will answer thus
fChristian brother, It's away,
Away, away, when life has scared,
hope to Join my loving Lord.
Williamsport, Nov. &c, lS49.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. Doctors Bright q Priestly, in the Borough of
Northumberland, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. W. 5. BRIGHT,
JOSEPH PRIESTLY.
Northumberland, Oct. 81, ls49-noy lO-3t
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TRACT OF LAND

situate in Point township and county aforesaid.
Adjoining land of John Nixon, Leonard Pfoutz
and others, and the North Branch of the Susque-
hanna containing in the whole, one hundred and
ninety -four acres and seventy-ve perches about
one hundred and sixty acres Of which are cleared !;
whereon are elected a large STONE HOUSE and
good FRAME BARN with other buildings the
land is Of the best quality.--Iate the estate Of
William Lemon, decd. Sale to commence at II
O'clock A, NJ, of said day, when the conditions
thereof will be made known by
t-e HUGH MWfLLIAMS,
By Order of the Court, Executor,
David Rockefeller, Clk., .. c.
Sunbury, Nov II, lS40.--7t
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Notice to DellnGuents.

4 Ii. persons indebted to the subscriber, longer
N than six months, on note or book account, are
requested to call and make settlement, else their
accounts will be left with magistrate for collec
ton JOHN w. FRILING
Sunbury, July 7, ls49,
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sunbury, April ss, ls4s.-tf
WALL PAPERS.

WALL PAPERS.
yEyHE Subscribers have on hand the largest as
sortment of WALL PArERs in the city OF Phi
adelphia, Whoiesais and Retail, consisting OF
every variety suitable for Parlors, Entries Dining
Rooms, Chambers, &C., which for quality and
style cannot be surpassed. Doing cash business
we are enabled TO sell better article at a much
lower rate than any store doing
TRADE BUSINESS.
On hand, large assortment of WIDE PAPER,
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders &C., which will
be sold for Cash. Paper Hanging done in the
country at city prices.
N.B,-Deaers are invited to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere
FINN q BURTON,
No. l42 Arch Street, South side
Philadelphia, May &c, ls49.-ly
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SUNBCRY PRICE CURRENT.
ORPHANS COURT
SALE.

Nm pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale on the premises, on Saturday the Goth
day Of December next, the following described
property to wit 1.-THE one undivided half part of
all that certain
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & CoMpl AIMS:

No remedy that has boon offered to the public has
been half certain and eecnai in correcting ALL the in
cident r,aknesses and irregularities of the female
BRdNTS PULMONARY BALSAM 1t makes diff.
ference whether the arrangement be suppression sressS
other Incidental cedkhess--t REGULATES ALL, by
strengteainP the system eqaniing the circulation, end
soothing and alllying NERVOUS RRlTABll.lTY. So
oBr pdf1Dh Iets fnr prunf
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VIM. G. Cochran & Co.,

WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS,
No. 72 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
II AVE always on hand very large stock Of
Wines, Liquors and Segars, of their own
importation. Store Keepers, Hotel Keepers, and
private gentlemen, will be supplied on the most
liberal terms.
Philadelphia, Nov. ~, ls40.-A
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Thousands of Consumptions

and Caronic Coughs abundany prove It's nrcilfag ,N
cay in such Diseases and its undoubted curative power
and soothing healing properties. in the following com
ilants and discusses viz. Splitting Of Blood Becdin1 al
the Lungs Pam in te Breasf and Side Night snent, Ner.
Complaints, Paipiation Of The Heart Cholera Ina.,
tam Dyscutery and SwRmsr ConpldiEts in Children and
4dnLks Asthrnn and AL
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ROSE OINTMENT, FOR TErTER

DOCKS and Gold Pens. On hand several cop
ID les of the life of Christ and also number OF
gold pens which we will sell at the Philadelphia
prices. For sale at fhisofice.