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In asoaaouss, On 81 lin nst " bs Rsy A. n9yi NJ
AvREn sS6E wan Smbro fSsrot, Of BaaaItoso
On he ash u by asy r. NJ sSTysT ia mss S' IF po NM
XII Mss FRANCES MARTIN Il Freatn' st. Mary Par
In BaoaFouge. on the ID inst, VICTOR ALEXANDRA son
Of Eenne GrandprB, aged about years. .
BatonRouge on the TN inst. after short Illness Mr. Ed
o. a nst al tie residence Of her lh Cen Felix Huston
N East fsi''iana' MARY FEl..Aa egea = y.sls
~ Louisisns HiEtronio AssooiaiiOn-The Per
ormance for THIS EVENING Wednesday, July IS, win COM
menee with the laughaba Farce Of
UNCLE SAM.
Aher which, SONG, by MI. S.. To conclude with
THE IRISH TUTOR.
IL Performance Al 8 O'Clock precisely,
sB Tickets for msmbers be obtained Secretary athe
usual place, nnde4 the S. Charles Hotel Common St
iyls R. NJ MeALPlN, President
~. The Owner Of a large SUGAR. KETTLE, lying
informed that unless he calls and takes away, be sold
eSpiratloaOf Ten days lyl7 ER. 60 UncHAUX, Builder
Steamboat Departures This Day.
w SEE 1DyERrisEMENTs ON rHIRD PAsE.
Bilssft MOBILE Sutton, ?. ri; Cans:
s. aoi Lois N sos5iS sm p cars
g ho,sis.. As MA, Atchpson, 10 A. M
2 2osss NV IVA u sS9ai; SAN
~ ST. Louis sQu PASSENGER Packet Anaranth Capt.
isays above THIS DAY Wednesday sh at 10 o'clock
pio f & n, E4ig Z Dix, Agents.
Gsg,- The Marshal Ney, Capt Giein--For st. Louis
viz pQsvey leave above THIS DAY Wednesday,
O'Clock p M, from foot ot Poydgas street,,
.. INVITE, q New Leyee a,snts
VS Join. x. SHAW q co, y Poydras St -es"1'
~ The New Uncle sam-For St Louis and inter,
as above THIS EVENING Wsanesday, sti iaS, al o'clock
p'.'''''' ~ ys9'. HYDE u oGLEsBY, "a Poytras St.
Passengers viii please be on board at The hour iys
srr-,- g.
dehaging Posi- First Municipality, where con'ighees
qesled e attend to The receipt Of their goods they will be stored
Iyi7 s1mL, TOBY & NEPHEW, &c Camp st.
s7s- The Consiqnee Of vs. bbs MERCHANDISE 70 orier
per ship TENNESSEE, from NewYos requested
Municipality. wi sAMLe toby . NEPaEW y Camp
~ The oonsignee Of 50 oLcasks to or or. per ship
ols NY poSo' Is 10 can az me ONCE con
corning the same. lgl6 l. 4. GALE sS Common st.
BR62 PGt re- G91sP8ss o ct dd S
contracted by the Of said vessel.
jyil L.H. GALE, 9s Common street.
~ James Guliek Fire Co No. l7--The members
are requisite 70 attena Special Meeting THURSDAY EVEN
ING the 18Th 1st at hat-past O'clock BY order:
jyl1st JOHN QUlN, Foreman.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
~ Jackson Fire 90. No. IS. : The Officers and
Members Of the above Company requested Special
evening WEDNESDAY July la at haEpaat o'sloeE Every
e expected 70 be present. as business Of viii he
jyl7a Il. a. HENDRiks, Secretary.
~ Protection Hose Fire co. The Officers and
members r. Hose Fire Co. requested attend Ca
Meeting TU ESDAY, the 7th nkt O'Clock, p. NJ. bust
ca for immediate attention is % be be brought 6tiore be
Company. Al the respectful request or he falloSInS members
FRANels ii. ELT6N, JAMES aeI 1STTs 80
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Close of the Season.
PRTNG AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
FINE SHIRTS.

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
@, M. SIMPSON, No % Charities So.
for sale hiu entire FANCY STAPLE DRY
GOODS either wholesale retail approved pap at
very reduced prices and many less than Consequence
making ehanGs his business. Hsrchant,
Families will ind it their interest and sas -.
Among bis stock viii be found large assortment OF
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues; Plain Plaid and Figured Foulard SILKS,
Broesds and BTOchs SILKS.
BLACK srLKs-of all widths and qualities, for Msntlas
Dresses.
SILK UsLINs-BARneEs-Plain. Satin. Striped and
Printed large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLIEs and LAwNs-Oreandies
Swiss MusLINs, embrOideTed-cOoFed and white Plain
and figured sWiss Muslins
ROBRs-Swss embossed, of various stylsB
French JRcones and Cambries.
A large lot Of Cheap Musins, from 10 to Is cents
GEsHAMs-A large lot Of genuine French, at Is cents,
cases OF do, fine, styles
CALTcoEs-French English and American from oeptsto
as cents per yard.
PARAsOLs-Two cases new styles also cheap
HOsIERY-500 doc. Cotton Hose and Half. Hose obeap
MOURNING GooDs-Baek MOusselne de Lame Barege
Bombn1ins, Aaeaa, chay' Sill Lustres Tissues usns
and Lawns.
AK Waite and cod cRAPE S s1 Se & pam
e[sd az About onhsi their yaue Cashmere Silk Barge
MANT1LLAs-Of Bfuslin Embroidered and lace
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS and House Keeping Goods
IRISH LINKH SHIFTING of the best manufacture eraa1
bleach, for family
LINEN SHEETINes of all widths, fully guaranteed.
TABLE LlsENs-Damask aud Cloths. with Napkins to
DIAPERS of all kinds Huckabuck Scotch Bhdseye.
TOWKLNGs of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks
pure and mixed
~ All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee being purs
and Of the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS.
hERsEYs and lINsEYs JEANS and DRILLS, Lowels and
heavy A COttons choetaw Stripes Kentucky JeansCss,
meres: 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS
tn The above form but portion Of the stock an Of b
will be offered at very prices pva9IniT
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PISTOL SHOOTING.
~ The H. R. W. H. SILVER CUP, free ALL will
Zone shot MONDAY the SD and every following Monday
Gallery Of the Hotel r. H. NJ.
PassChEstaH, July n, 1919. jyl2 2mis
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BLOCKADE OF ANcoNA.-Our government has
received official notice from the government Of
austria, That blockade of the port Of Ancona has
10 q aIale Of siege.
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% George WI Townes has been nominated for
reelection 70 the Office Of Governor Of Georgia by
8 DsmoeratIe sIats Convention.
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RHGATTA........REGATTAI

= y a = , n . y n 7 IN
TINE PASS CHRISTIAN REGATTA CLUB will hold their
Il FIRST meeting SATURDAY, 2lst
inst, at 10 o'clock A. III. a
ar PIKE, SILVER PITCHER. Free - AAAAAA 1
Sal-boats. as57ss55es
az immediately the Race, the Club
viii arthe Hotel purpose an
DESTROYS OF entering their boats will please address
r II MONTGOMERY, Secretary pro TEN,
By order Of H. R. W. I'LL, President.
.pn BTfefi F1fv
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M0RGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT.
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office Ne,b OrJoo.,. T.

EXCHANGE PLACE,
Adjoining the Post Office, Ne,O Orleans, La.
~ Al the above Establishment may always be found
BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Consisting of NOVELS, HIsToRY. BloaRAPHY, so1FNTr-
FIo, COMMERCIAL, GE0aRAPHICAL and M Al WoRKs.
AlsO-A Complete Assortment OF Stationerv-
logether with all The principal Daily Weekly PEAS
and MAGAZINES.
Country orders for any the trade supplied and
Win Dispatch Books nailed Prompt paid to any work
ordered BY mail Foreign Books imported to order
J. G. MORGAN
Literary DfPo adjoining the Post Ocs, 0rlsas la.
r. Complete arrangements with the principal
publishers throughout the Union, supply the new works 40
Ihat "a issued. eI2 sm2dp J.G.M
DR.. AMES' TONIC BITTERS.
az Ine Tenede known there be compared DR.
AaEs TONIC BfES, prepgred entirely from Roots
a @ " nge all those that afflicted with Dyspepsia, NeT
enaes Of Debility which prevail extent Southern
Cllas rms Tonic requires putting advertisement but will
sGomend itself by to be had wholesale and RETAIL SO
CusIOhAOUsE Street, New Orleans, La. je25 Sm2dp
HlRBARD'S WILD CHERRY BITTERs:
a. The best Tonic known These BiteTs highly
Fceabe Dyspeptic They assist Digestion,
the Liver Stomach They unsurpassed
IN renewing LRnguor Lassud ana ehecay the dOWs
aB- Only Agents in NewOrleans, J. WRIGHT & Co, l5
Charres street ie23 Nv
~ Strangers in the City, see DIR. B. +, MUIIEN'S
Advertisements the other columns this He
very IN his profession the United SAtes. thai stan
i would DO we'll give him call al s. CustsmhouH
street. usu
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sH- James Gulick Fire Co No. II The member
requisite attenfA Special Meeting THURSDAY EVEN
ING, he 18th Inst, at hapast O'clock. BY order.
lylfSt JOHN QUlN, Foreman.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.-Thn evening, The Woodman,,
Hut and 0lympns in New0Tleans i" with eoupls n
S1RGa, 81 the benefit Of Miss Verify. A deserving aotess
and 3 good bin. il rerifef
1hs nemhsu Of jackson Fire Co. No Is are rs
qHsaa e give attention % The eaId, ia smother column.
beadsl PaHiaHlsI Noiieep
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~ Protection Hose Fire Co - The officers and
menets OF Pr lection Hose Fire Co.
Meeting Tu EsDAY, the l7h inst, o'clock p
CALI for immediate attention be be brought The
Company. At The respectful request Of the following
JOSEPH J. WATTS, THOMAS MCINTYRE,
FRANCIS Il. ELTON, JAMES MelNTYE,
fy6 THOMAS CEEARY, JOHN X. CALLIGAN.
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FRENCH ExTRAyAaANcE.--La Mode, leading
French paper, thus speaks of the United States
" We who know America, know that as to man
ners politics. and sociability, it is one of the most
detestabe countries in the world-a country made
up of selfshness and falsehood, of corruption and
barharism. without intelligence, courage, or ge-
MUS One French paper, La Repae de Deuu
aa9ades, ever launts us for our Ignorance of our
own language. We neither write nor speak the
language as purely as the English.
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to Jackson Fire 90. No. ia The Officers and
Members OF the above Company Special
Meeting q he G9mpany 70 be held At the Engine House
evening Of WEDNESDAY, July Ia, hapast
member expected % be present. business Of po
laid before them. By order
jylz2t IL. A. HENDRIKS, Secretary,
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q - - u 90 ~, 81
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or The Legislature Of New Hampshire have
unanimously voted TO present a suitable block of
granite to the Washington National Monument,
with the name Of the State inscribed thereon,
agreeably to the suggestion of the Board of Drec-
tors Of the Association and have appropriated $500
TO the object. New Hampshire is the first State
which has adopted the suggestion.
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nEM oRLEANS.

naBnls1aT aWINa, July q 10,
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BARGAINSl BARGAINS 4!
EB- The entire stock Of SUMNER cLoTHfNGo of
ALFRED MUNROE q co.


No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Will be sold such Prices astonish the purchaseF..
Give is a call.
Merino, Parameta, Dress and Frock Goats;
and Alpaca Sac "
Cashmerete AMI Sngle-milled Cloth Sac Cents;
Linen, white and eolOred Sac and Polka 4"
Merino. Parameta and Drap de Turk T anita oonGi
Linen Check, white and coored Drill "
lndiu Nankeen and Pongee -
French and American Cottonade
~ large stock, suitable the CALIFORNIA Emgran con-
ssng Rubber Goods Check Shirts, and all artcesRed
Shirts and DraWers, etc. ...Ase,
Muslin Shirts, stand-up and collars;
Liale Thread, Super Sill, Gauze Meno Gauze Flannel
and GAUGE Cotton UnderEhirs and Drawers,
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, etc. etc
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets, ETC.
~ Examine this List OF Prices.
Best quality Back Cloth Dress Goats price
a 20 SS .....,......29: :, e.
an 9s 90 .s.-..s..-..T; 4" "a
ON do do ..-.........4;
Black Coh Frocks At prices in the proportion
Bss quality Black Doeskn Pants former price, s
az and q stb d do ...".;s:5isi ,s@|
large assortment ofeored
from 81 to 81. .Remarkab Jchsap goods!
oupet 94Sh SAtih feats.-- Iron IS 90 TO 90
NJ oooIs9 20 .s.s.s..--. -s.s w 10 w
Also Vests Black Velvet Cloth Msno Cashmere Bombazine
ETC. etc. all exceedingly cheap.
Aso Black and Coored Cloth Pseos
and Tweed sacs and Paetoa Bianket Coats ssne Pants CORD
cashmere Vests Wool and Mrno Unershs aud Drawgetc
~ One Price!....No Deviation! -G1
iyl2f ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Magazine st.
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MEDICAL GARD.
It R. r. Il WINNIE Phgsician and .ace0achey on Ca.
- I0ndeet street, one door above Poydfas adjoining the
Methodist Church jyi8 Am
SUCCESSION OF JOHN PEAL,
LII PERSONS indebted TO said Succession are hereby
notified 10 call and settle the same with the Executor
and all having claims against Succession are
requested to present tile same. 49,
jYl8 Ct T.PEAL WHITE, Executor, 9 Camp st.
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS, AT Auction Prices.
1 MCCUTCHEON, 400 ST.. CHARLES Street 9 doors
II above POydfas--keepS constantly
on hand a good assortment Of NEW
AND SECONDHAND FURNT.
TURE, guTled Hair and Moss MA. Ssza4A
IhASsES, made OF the b materials, which he is air
posed 10 sell low be bought at auction r oasb
rR,66PAIkiHG Of Furniture and Mata es and ali kinds
Of JOBBIN, done at short notice. and by NE hasf gos
men... Furniture packed, moved and Skinned vim csFe
GB New and Second hand Furniture b0nsbt 80 90
IylS 5m ID. MeCUTCHEON, I09 81 Chagles ii H.
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90 " La Cronica,' of New York city, speaks of
the proclamation Of the President recommending
day Of fasting, humiliation, and prayer, as most
significant refutation ofthe statements put forth by
the advocates Of despotism in Europe, that Repub-
icanism is inconsistent with the existence of
Christianity.
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0z- PFoelamations for fasting, humiliation and
prayer are among the most time. honored observ-
anees Of our country. During the Revolution,
Congress proclaimed eight fasts and eight davs Of
thanksgiving. In 1912, Mr. Madison proclaimed a
last on the commencement Of the war, in obedience
TO joint resolution Of tie Senate and House of
Representatives; and 10 1910, on the death Of Gen.
Harrison, another was proclaimed by Mr.. Tyler.
The proclamation seems 10 meet with general an
probation, and there is every probability that il
will be rigidly Observed Republic.
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~ Neither the Captain. nor the Consignee of The
french brig Les DEUX SURS will responsible or deBt
tyl4 LII. GALE, 90 Common street
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the lot Poyras street. St Charles hereby
informed that, Gala and takes away will be sold the
e1prationof ten days. jy7 Err. GoUnCHAUX, Builder.
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~ The Constance Of SO OLcasks to or 'er. per si
Hope from Boston, requested call the subscribers oce
corning the iy6 l.. H. GALE, go Common St
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In 1aahaonaat On he Hun inst, by tbs Key a. @eft, m
AIFREn NhRWE of West RnlouR0ug8, "a miss MhfNih OC
TAYlNE daughter Of Mr. Ambrose fheru OF Haonieoose'
On The ssh u by Rev r. NJ SAWYER q Che residence Of NJ
Ip6u Martin MI jtlHN b. RAYMOND, formerly Of Detroit
Mah 10 Miss FRANCES MARTIN, Of Franklin, st. Mary faF
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IL Performance TO commence Al O'Clock precisely
fB Tickets obtained from the Secretary at the
usual place, nnder the ST. Charles Hotel Common ST.
iyls R. NJ, MeALPlN, President.
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Ia BatonRouge, on the ID inst, VICTOR ALEXANDRA son
Of Ehenne Grandprs aged about years
AT BatouRouge the TN nat.s after short lne MT
M0ND POULET
On The a the residence Of her eiher Cen Felix HUSTON
in East Felioisna, MARY FELIX aged u years.
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Ha'lyuees, RalssiE county S'' ia, RisIl
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oBteiat integrity Deaths from CRolera Weather-Re.
ports Of the Board of Heakth-C daada and Tele.
ggaphte Reporters 1ial ct tie ast0r Place Rioters
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" The Ship Tennessee. from NewYoFk, is nov
dsshaTgng at Post First Municipality, where Gonsghees
qesel to attend to The receipt OF their goods they will be stor
Iyi7 simL. TOBY & NEPHEW, s6 Camp ST.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
ADYING WOMAN SAVED
coNsu CURED.

We give ths following certificate fact of which
soe. to prove the power life when the person
s.~n. to be u very of existence when Boss
fss.ss Psl-...a,y Baisem is sdn,ni.t;red:-
We i've the follow nr tica'c fact OF cure which
go-s prove the s,sr lite. when the person
be in ths very last staS-s OF existence when
Brssrs Jadsan Pulmonary Baisa,s is administered This
du.s stand slonc-we could nam. MANY CURES
aarreSss and asOgndin1-nni hRndreds Of k0peless
eases. and th0usands VI cases called CONSUMPTION.
THIS CURE efccted the wifc Of Mr.. ZiDA
DYKRNAS O! the tora Of Rdiis,on Saratoga Co. ~ r.
Mrs. Dyk-mnn pronounced dyins. and Mr.. Dykemsn
Of Mr. JoHN WAIT to pyrase cloth for
skrosd md other burial md,erinis expecting his wiio
would die She in tn last stAee of the disease
much 9pprfssrd nnd cisressef-and to relieve her
sross disress and make dying pilop more easy Mr.
Dykrman persuade u to her some Of "BRAN1'3
INDIAN PULMONARY BtLSAM" lie took the Basa~
home with the .hrou and gave portion to his wiie-t
relieved hersh. continued to take it until she recovered
GOOD HEALTH and she has ooia"ed reu for nearly tosv
vars-ese ra4phia for ptr;icu'ars
Mr. DYIEMAN -worc 70 the above facts before TiOs e.
fouSo, ESQ., Of BaLsoa Spa 18th April, 1913.
Thos. G. ioUNG. Esq, Justce, ccrties that he has
known Mr.. Dyk many yaars-ani that he is of
their most nOrLy and respectable citizens; and Mr.. JOHN
WAfr te rchan spoken of nb also certLes To tho
good character of NJ. Dgkeaan, and that he
qaant.i with all the ae having heard them often spok
Inv
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
Consumption diSarmed of its TcrrOrs !!

HASTINGS Compound Syrup Of Nap
III Mu-a positive cure for Consumption,
Decilne,- Asthma, and all diseases OF the
ches, aud lungs-a single bottle will prove
It's efficacy.
The proprietor not only recommends his
NAPrHA SYRUP, but warrants II 10 cure !.
lie warrants it TO act upon the chyle, and
purify il he warrants II TO remove all im-
pedimenis which reard the free circulation
of the blood he warrants ii 10 open the
internal and external pores of the body and
eject all The obnoxious PARTICLES which have
accumulated in the system he warrants II
as nevcr-laiIing remedy in hectic lever,
night swea,s, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
pain in the chest, and asthma and he war
rants il TO arrest The formation OF tubercles
10 the lungs, and TO heal those already
formed, SO that persons IN consumption
may take i with The most positive conf
dence Of cure, for its great seat ol action
is The lungs, which it penetrates IN all d.
reciions. purifying them of everything
obnoxious in its progress, and which, II
applied according to directions, it can not
fai. to leave ia a perfectly healthy condi'
ton. Agent al lIewisDure-
.,o, CIV SCHAFFLE.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
Myers Liquid Cure

is positive and never failing Remedy
for PILES, whether Internal, Ex-
,crnaI, Blind or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " hlie
SweIIinss. Ulcers. ulcera,ed Sore Throat.
Cauker Sore Mouth, Rheumatism, Cuian-
e,us Diseases, Mercmriai Ifect,ons Jc.-
also for ScalGs, Burns. Cuts, Sprains, Brul-
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We feel justified in procl.iming the Fact to
the World that of all medicines ever brot before
the public none have ever been more beneficial
10 afflicted humanity than Myers Liquid Cure.
Ne know this is saying a great deal. but IT We
ve,e IN write volumes we could not say too much
in praise Of this
HrALru-RksTOrIxG, G,LIrr.rnoLoNGIN6 REMEDY.
Hundreds, nay thousands bless the happy hour
when first they were made acquainted with its
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to inform other thousands, how and where they
NAV ob,sin that relief which they perhaps have
long sought for in vain.
The superior excellence Of this preparation
over all other medicines, for the speedy and per-
mapept cure Of PILES, is we'll known to all who
have tested it. # has been proved in thousands
of instances and has NEVER FAILED 10 cure the
most obstinate cases, and We confident it 1riH
nsrer fail if used proper length Of time accord
ing TO directions. As proof OF our entire confl-
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Il, sfer a proper trial. it prove Intellectual. the
Money paid for it will be returned.
The Liquid Cure is an eilectual remedy for
Rinsworms. Biles, Pimpes, Barbers' Itch. Frosted
Limbs, Chblains. Sal. Rheum. Musquito Bites,
s,ings Of poisonous Insects and Cutaneous diseases
Of every description.
Il is both safe and eilcctual for RHEuNArIsN.
giving immediate and permanent relief
Its effects as a real Pain Killer, are magical.
kvEnr FAMILY IN THE LAND
should provide themselves with this Invaluable
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within the reach Of oil.
Full Directions accompany each Bottle
Pamphlets, containing copies Of certificates
from those who have tested the Liquid Cure, may
be had grutis Of eur authorized agents
Myers Liquid Cure is prepared only by
JEROME & co. 81 Spruce 81. New York
Agents C w Schaffle Lewisburg; J II Raser,
Milton lveow532
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
A Word TO the Afflicted


5000 persons in Philadelphia alone
have witnessed with astonishment the won
derlul efficacy Of
Thomson's Compound Syrup Of
Tar and Wood Naptha
in curing Consumption, Asthma. Bronch-
tits, obstinate Coughs, Pains in the Side
or Breast, Liver Complaint, &c. &c.
This preparation is entirely vegetable
remedy, and may be administered with
perfect safety to the feeble adult or child.
Its power as an Expectoranl is admirably
adapted 10 relieve the oppression in pull
n,onarv disease. and while it assists nature
ia throw ing off the vitiaed matter which
collects to the injury of the system. II acts
as a general tonic or slreng'hener.
The testimony Of Physicians and others
to the value Of this great remedy. has been
Of the most satisfactory kind, and has
given it character and standard as
FAMILY .MEDICLNE.
that has placed it beyond competition Tor
the various diseases for which il is en-
ployed.
Prepared only al The N. E. corner Fifth
and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Sold by Z. ". SchGge, Sole Agen, for
I.ewisburg and vicinity. l27a
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-17
English and German Physician.
ruO.S 4. II. THORNTON, VI. d.,

WHO has been regularly educated III
w the University OF Mary land, and an
Honorary Graduate Of Cas'leton College OF
Vermont, and Member OF the Medica
and Philosophical Society of the State OF
Mary land, offers his professional services
IN all the branches Of the Healing Art to
the citizens OF Le~ishurg and It's vicinity.
He has been engaged in the practice OF
medicine, in LuzeIne county in this State
FOR nearly thirteen years-irom whence
he brings letters Of recommendation from
The first men in that and Columbia county,
as regards his standing in the profession OF
medicine, and his genera! character. viz
Hon John n Conynehami Rev Marmajuke Pearce
Zlba Bennett e Charles kaib'us
Andrew Beaumont " Young
q" s F Headley Dfs Wilson
&. HB Wright {" Thos w Miner
II W Nicholson. Esq II Warner
Jesse Bowman, Esq I" a iohe
Chas Is Bow man. Esq " NJ Steck
Rev Thomas Bswmaa
N B. DIT. may be found at his office
at the Drug store on the east side Of Mar
ket 81. next to Walls store, or at his resi-
dence IS, door below KIne's hotel.
Iewisbu,g, Jan. 5. lS49