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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-17

THn LAIR FfRr rLar1sBuEa, N. Y.-The Plstts-
burg Rrubican Of tho 18th inst gives the following
Hst " property destroyed by FIRE iu that town the
morning Of the 10th inst-Seven houses on Mill alley.
Bridge street, south side.-NcCann's grocery and
DIV, ling Thofnton's grocery and Percy harness shops
Codso 4 Shuriile grocery and harness shop X. Got
trr store H. Mooit's drug store; NJ X. Platt, drug
store. Bridge street north site-James Bailey. store
Avsriii Sprague store Fitch Cook Wholesale hard
store; W. X. Dana, store; A. Prescott, book
and eweller shop Margaret street, East side
benedict X Bucks store; L. Myers store; VIM. II.
sons store; Guy Dunhams clothing store; + Conway =
grocery and dwelling house; A. Hsrtwelrs clothing
store J. Downs shoe store and dwelling; II HEWITT
store L. Cooley's hat store Nichols Lypde, whole
sale rrocers. Villas Crosby's Wholesale dry goods
store two stores partly erected: Post Ofhce y.
NeCaddens clothing store and dwelling West side =
" Villas dwelling house; A. l. and q. ". webb 3
swclibg Crcm Wells barber shop and DWELLING J Ri
cards store and dwelling; Collins barber shop dwell
iEg aud bath house; u. Young's store; VIM Palmer a.
Sous mill store, & II Cady's store; VIM. Douglass
store &. T. Moor.s s'ors: &. Nichols dwelling house;
q. Noores in tice once; d. Hoag's grocery aud Beau
champs tailor shop; j. Cafks grocery: Dills Phoenix
Hotel: O. w Palmer Dwelling house. Church alley
shop; Tcrn,y's blacksmith shops Roberts do; from
bys do. ,. Tery's dwelling house; Bakers wagon
shop aud several buildings aud barns In of the
stone ON the Park -ireman's Hall; Mrs. Green 8
dwsIlibg house; house adj Joining owned by Mrs WI
nans and occupied by tenants River street Joiner
hip, owned by James Bailey. and occupied by L. +.
walker. stone store owned BY ID Warren aud occu-
p,sd nv ndrow Borde as stors and dseing; Mrs.
Wtneps' dwelling house; James Coma say's dwelling
ionf. The Offices Of the Picns5urg Republican and
Clutter Car.rh phig were burned. The whole loss Is
estimated at 100000.
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The Railroad Tragedy ut Prfnceton-who
Turned che swttehf

Ms fDroH-
having by the report Of the Corcners inquest,
recenily held At Trenton. ~. and by various other
ecemunicHtions, upon the subier 81 the late dsas-
tcee vailroad accident Pfisceton that the ten
deneJ The public mind Is 10 the belief that said sc-
sid"nt hasN caused by the act Of some malicious
person 90 p.ieus. therefore deem u my duty TO lay
before the pnbie through your paper facts within my
own knowtdse thai the public may be better enabled
~ Iudge on matter - 50 great Importance I Was
pneteDg.r In the late TRAN on tb ev.uinv ureviou to
tbe accident to the O'Clock vain from iphia
and sta pdng upon the extgrus end ON the plat.
form ~ the last ear. smoking scar when our train
from Phiiadephis met the train frum sew York The
tr@in upon hich passenger. pls,.a upon the
tarp-uut 90 20 permit the New York trs, 10 pass
nv peron Who Jumped from sur train, aud the SCENT
supposed a faid train and on returning our tseu
upcp the main rss after the passage Of the New YorS
taiu saw that he omitted tor turn the sschto the
po-ition in which he found H. aud jumped hastily
the ears aeantbus leaving the main rail dsconnect
ID and IN the situation vas found to be by the next
succeeding ocl,ck train have been delayed from
making this communication earlier 20 the public, on
seeoprt of engagements which required me TO leave
the city a New York Immediately on hearing Of the
sasty q some friends, who came over in the O'Clock
trssn. WIN. NJ MCCLURE,
No 2s7 Market street, Pbilsd.lphia.
New YoIk, August 10, 1S4s.
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BY TEL EG RAPH.

BY TIE G APH.
Montreal, August 10, 1910.
There have been deaths from cholera in this city
during the last twenty -four hours.
Qursrc, August 1o, 1s4s.
The deaths from cholera, since the last report
ber6
Bosros, August l6-P. M.
There have been eighteen deaths from cholera during
the past "a nine Of which were Americans and
nine foreigners
HARTFORD, August 10, 1849.
Two Of cholera occurred in this city TO- day.
Of which proved fatal and the other Is thought
cannot survive.
BUFFALO, August 16, 1872
The Beard Of Health report 40 Of cholera and
II deaths for the twenty hours ending at
day.
RocHEsrER, August 16, 1Sk9.
There has been death from cholera since yesterday
ALBANY, August 16, 1s40.
There have been IL cases Of cholera and 7 deaths
since the last report.
PHnADrLrHIA, August Is.
There have been three cases Of cholera, and two
deaths, since yesterday.
BALTIMORE, August 16--10P.M.
At and rsrt Lavaca, Texas from the goth Of
December 1s4s to the I'd Of June ls4s there have been
127 deaths from cholera among the regiment Of the 9Th
Infantry.
wAsHrsoror, August 10, 1slel
The weather Is very warm-t Thermometer so. At the
Almshous yesterday there Of cholera and
deaths We have had no report to-day.
CINCINNATI, August 10, 1s4o.
The interments OF the victims Of cholera since our
last report amount to Is.
Sr. LOUIS, August Is, 1S4o
The intermsnts for the week ending Sunday, we're
H. Of which IL deaths from cholera and 81 under
years Of age OF the deaths from cholera, s were
children,
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The Pacific MAIL SERwoE.-It appears that
the mail steamers on the Pacific do not proceed TO
Oregon, because the government requested that
they should not do so for the present. but the mails
are conveyed there in sailing vessels. Owing to
the crowds in California, and the desire to have
frequent intercourse with San Francisco, the Ore
gon mails have been sent up in vessels, in order
not to create any delay in the movements of the
steamers. Now that matters are becoming regu-
lated in the Pacific, the service will shortly be per-
formed in the steamers. Notwithstanding the con-
fusion everything has been in in the Pacific, the
mails have averaged one trip per month since they
commenced the service.
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ARRIVALS DEPARTURES.
Hon Daniel NJ. Barringer United States Minister TO
Spain. and family. N C.; Com. Moore and lady Texas;
Captain clark u. s. A.; George Costsr, Mobiles r. A.
rrinsle, Cbarleston; Captain d. & Alexander u A
Antonio Castrilluo, Mexico; Lewis boston; Lieut..
A. II. Mclean. U. s A DR.. Sargent, PHILADELPHIA;
Col. J. II. Mcintosh. Florida; j. Cox, Philadelphia;
zen =. ~. ~, van wycs; s'ns sing suase wayne,
l. y Rodgers, New Orleans; Henry J. Rodgers and
lady, Baltimore; and James A. Mcknight, Pittsburgh,
among the arrival yesterday at the Irving House
Hon. y Barringer and family will leave next
veek for Europe.
Thomas A. Billiard. J. Dyer. Texas, aud Col. T.
Count Bernsr, Messieurs Luxembourg, Logger. De
Hounty. and DR.. y Rudolph, France; Capt. " y.
Gregory, l.. s. " and Capt w. Drew. ship Lebanon,
arrived yesterday and took rooms at the United States
Hotel.
Major j. A. Arrher, Md VI. Barbour. Paris; and
Pedro yspsgs. Cuba, are among the visiters at the
American Hotel.
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at issue in Europe. If the Hungarians continue
successful, there is no knowing to what il will
lead. Great things were augured from the de-
thronement of Louis Philippe, but the world has
been disappointed in the realization. Equal inn
portance is to be attached to the Hungarian move
ment.
New York is determined, at last, to unite IN
some movement to assist the struggling Hunga-
rians. preliminary meeting will be held this
evening, at which measures for calling great
mass meeting will be adopted
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The Michigan Fpn,r says We hav. nsi reatsd IN
within few days an isstance ~ the destruction of
crops BIZ the army worm, tte present season, ~uct
W ,nouch TO make one crasl. IL ~as upbu tus fafu,
II Messrs. J. A. J. Beard. tseive miles FROM Port
Hurt n ON Black rber The terrific army marched A.,
solid pbsaDx through field after Held destroying every
thing winch came ia tnric way. The Messrs a. had
expected TO harvest from three 10 dive thouand bushels
81 oats. and nov they ~ill not harvest q bushe one
tenant the east side of the river diveneo h,-
house and they only able save IN " own veil
Ing. which l. the west side OF the river from b-nr
Invaded by standing upou the bridge aud sweeping
them into the riyer a. thry advanced.
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Serious Riot In Montreal-One Man KILLED.
The Military Called Owt--Barricades.
Erected, &c., &c., sc.

Serious Riot In MontreaI-Ono Man Killed
The Military Called Owt--Barricades
Erected, &c., &c., sc.
MosrREAL, Aug. 16-P. NJ.
The following the particulars Of the riot last
evening About 80 persons went to La Fontsins's
housc, broke the gates entered into the garden,
throwing stones SC Many shots fred BY persons
in the house, who were said to be mounted policemen
In difguse Mason shot with 10 slugs and died at
o o'clock. Some others were supposed to be wounded
jury was empanelled to-day, but adjourned untx
to. morrow.
The funeral Of Mason will take place to- morrow whom
] fear there will be disturbances.
La Fontaine was at home during the firing from his
house
Two more persons, named Howard and Jameson have
been arrested.
SECOND DESPATCH.
MONTREAL, Aug. 16-P. N.
serious riot occurred last night, consequent upon
the of of the British party in the early
part Of the day.
About nine o'clock a rowd assembled opposite Orr's
hotel Notre Dame street, about ten o'clock the crowd
divided, bedy remaining in Notre Dame street. and
the other to the number Of $780, proceeded to attack
Mr.. Fontaines house. dsmoishng the gate The
rioters upon coming in front of the building fred
upon, and one man, by the name Of Mason, received
ten slugs in his body This died at an early hour
this morning 1t is expected that serious disturbances
will ensue in consequence.
The military called out paraded the streets
the remainder Of the night
barricade was erected in st. Gabriel street, but
was soon taken by the troops, the mob, having
arms, did not resist.
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IisciNNArf. August 10, 1870.
The -four market IL srooping, aud 50 10 IL now the
quoted rate Other articles are unchanged.
BUrFaLo, August 16. 1912
Receipts since last report-tlour, bills Orr; meal
bushels, "a go; corn bushels SUOO. The market for
western -four h Dim with moderate demand for the
home trade and expert The sales embrace 900 bbs
straight Ohio, at 50 90 Chicago wheat T. p,minally
quoted s3c corn h. firm and Ia good demand. About
90 bushels changed bands at 53c. for Hat yellow
There Is do change IL freights.
ALstsV. August ia, 1s4o.
Receipts by canal within the pat "a hours:-F1our.
leo bbls wheat none; corn. none. The market opens
firm. With limited sales Flour For stra ght bran a,
20 81 for pure Genesee 80 30 a SO TO- The sales
reached loo bills Sales Of 500 bushels Wisconsin,
what were n'sde on private terms. Ss.es Of 5000
bush.is western mixed corn we're made at Olk cents
Whskey was somewhat hrner, without any
ment
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Movements OF Gen. Taylor.

BEDFORD, August TO- IS49.
General Taylor, President of the United States
compsnied by w. + Johnston, Governor Of Psnnsyl-
vana and suite, arrived here yesterday, about noon.
They escorted by hundreds of our citizens and
the General received with the most unbounded
thusiasm.
The General with his suite, dined in town, and after
spending few hours, which he devoted to the rscsp-
ton of vsiters he went to the springs where he spent
the night
His health has considerably improved, and he looks
in fne spirits.
The ustrous guest left early this morning for So.
merset
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest corner or Fulton and Nassau stss
.>~O~~~NONN|<N~SNNNJNN~NoO~
JAM lie GORDON K MN K TT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.


THE DAHL HERALD-Thre rec editions, serfs pc! scpyi
81 per aAnuw. The Firsf Edition I" PuoIlshsa a.. M5es
O'clock, A. NJ and dfTibuted before bredkdHi me Se-
eond be oStainsd q hs ns'sboX at one 0e'oe" MI
THE WEEK. HERALD: for eire.isson on this Con-
uen IL published every Saturday. at ga cents per copy
o. S. per for ejaculation IN Earope printed !"
Freseh and English at 90 cents per copy or -
numDthe latter price 10 Include ne postage.
The DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD, The publication Of
,rHrh uiH the first toeek IN September
every Tuesday cents per eopyi 81 Per Gnnum sT CO;
pies clubs &c. SIS dnnun 1he Dollar Herald tcStt
MOI eontain any matter putshed ia the Weekly Herald
gsrseents to be post paid the postage W be deducted
from the money remitfed
portant solicited from quarter of the vorld;
ased, tcsH be literally paid for.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous commune aftons.
Whatever Intended for insertion must be
by the and address Of the orier not ecessary for
publication, but as a guarantee Of his good Jaih We
cannot return rejected comm unicd fions.
ADYERTISEMENTS, (rene~ed every morning, and 70
be pubshed IN the morning and afternoon edhfons) al
reasonable prices to be prtten plain tegibe manner;
nc proPr,sior NOT rf'Ponsoe Jor errors "
despafch Orders received at he once.
THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT IS open throughout
TIE night.
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Southern News.

BALrNoRr, August 1o-IoP.M.
The New Orleans papers of the 9th have come 70
hand. The Falcon was 10 ssll tina. morning for New
York With gcodly number Of passengers.
private letter from General Brooke dated san An
tonic, says that no Indian deprsdations had taken
place in that neighborhood since his arrival thinks
they have all retired g. their villages
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IN BROOKLYN.
BOARD OF HEALTH, August 10, 1849.
Since yesterday, there have been reported to this
ONCE IA Of epidemic cholera deaths from the
same, TO- viz :Kierlabin, State street; John Marvin
Washington street; John Goodwin Squirrels Buildings,
Hicks street; Michael Gallagher, Red Hook Point; Mar
Garet Kenny, Johnston street; Catharne McDermott,
corner of Degrsw and Bond streets; Harris Northrop
Clinton street; Ann Richard Baltic street; Bridget
Gather, Union street; Robert Winter, Warren street
CHARLES 8. J. GOODRICH,
Physician of the Board
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Shipping InteIlir.pce.

Arsived-Bsrt Juno, Bostoa, "a days.
a., BJsrJN, Aug ~.
Belov-sbp Washington Irving, from liverpool Jay
hhLfFNN, Aag ~.
Arrved-Sebr John Esson, n York ZOE I,t,a.
sutIfvAs, Ne, Au. ts
C.aed-Brg Florence Hopkins With graft Tor ths 8
Dry Dock, BroOAlyn, Nl.
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br Louis, August 10, IBW.
letter from South Rapids dated July q, states
that half breed Indian set FIRE to the store Of Mr.
Rice. The store contained large quantity Of goods,
and 80 kegs Of gunpowder. The building was blows
completely In atoms and everything destroyed.
The Winnsbago payment had gone Oh very quietly.
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sr. Lours, August 10, 1870.
Governor King has pardoned Matthew Baldwin, con-
victed Of the murder OF his brothcrin-law BALDWIN
was sentenced to imprisonment for life and was, or
either affected to be, insane.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP EMPIRE CITY.-The
steamship Empire City, Capt. Wilson, sailed about
three o'clock, yesterday afternoon, for Chagres.
She took about 200 passengers.
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St Louis nj Present

sr. Louis, August 10, 1s4p.
The city is now comparatively healthy and business
begins to assume more cheerful aspect.
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The Progress or the Cholera.
IN THIS CITY.
MAYoR's OFFIcE,
NEw YoRK, August 1919 M. !
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report OF new
cases. and 80 Deaths of cholera having occurred dur
ing the last "A hours
SUMMARY
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BY TELEGR. APH

-
There is not much foreign intelligence Of Importance
this week.
From Paris informed that the President re-
tarnsd to that city Thursday, from a tour in the
departments.
N. Dufaure has given permission to the Peace Con-
grsss to hold sitting, In Paris, this week.
Rome is tranquil, but nothing is known, IS yet, Of
the Pope's intentions no ministry or council Of 60
vernment have yet been appointed.
The Roman refugees, who refused admission at
Patio have been sent by the French Admiral to Cor
SHEA
Rumors Of another instruction at Vienna were
sfoat.
The surrender Of Temeswar was confirmed.
American State Stocks.
LoKpor, August 4-There is considerable steadiness
IN the market for American securities; prices Of
descriptions have receded within the last few days and
We this morning quote United 8 per cents at 100 q
1csh; Pennsylvania, sl Maryland, 90; United States
nvs per cents 1862 % 90; Ohio per cents 1856 99
10 do 1850, 10l, 101 1o2. There buyers Of Mis-
risspp per cents So and Alabama sterling bonds are
selling 65 Virginia Ave per cents So the price ask
cd for Virginia per cents is es whilst Kentucky
mains nominal at es 09 Massachusetts, i've per cents,
lstsrling bonds 1s6s) quoted at 1O4i lo5, and
Florida sterling bonds and per cents, 81.
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ANUsENENTs THIS EVENING.

AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway--ERNAEI-C sNIc
BALLET.
NIBLO'S GARDEN, Brosdway.-URIELLE.
BURToNs THEATRE Chambers street-DoMBEr AND
SoE-BUy 1T DEAR.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squarc.-WHIrEs SE-
RsSADERs--A WONDERFUL WonAS-BoEE SoUAsH--MY
Husbands SkcREr.
MECHANICS HALL Broadway. near Brooms-CHan-
rvs HNsrRELs.
CHINESE kUsEUM. $50 Broadway.-From A. II. v 10
Pm.
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BY THE MAIL 8.
The Alabama Election.

Sufficient has been received from the late election In
Alabama, for a conclusion upon the probable result
The Congressional delegation will stand before via
Eve democrats and two wings The following is .
comparative table of the old and new Congress
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Movements OF Henry Clay

SrRIScyIELp, Aug. IL, 1919.
Henry Clay arrived here this evening, and was re-
seivsd with much enthusiasm. He stops at the Union
House
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Anne rlcan State Stocks.

The Foreign Commercial Intelligence, received
by the Hibemia, will be found on the Fourth
Pare
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As we have before stated the democratic candidate
for Governor Henry w. Collier was elected without
opposition
In the State Legislature there was, at the last
session, democratic majority Of one in the Senate,
and twenty Fix In the House Of Representatives At
the late election seventeen senators be elected
eight Of which have been heard from and they show
whig gain Of one, which should the other districts
prove the In the last Legislature, will give the
wings one majority In the Senate. SO far as heard
from, the wings have gained two members in the House
Of Representa- In nineteen counties but should
they gain equally in the other counties they will st
be In the minority The fact Of the Senate being Wing
which conceded BY 81 the democratic papers "
the State will in all probability have the effect to
prevent the election Of Senator In Congress unless by
vote Joint ballot the whole the democrats
upon y In that event, democrat senator will
be chosen Thus far, the election Of Senator by the
Legislature Ia very dou btful
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Movements OF Distinguished individuals.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 10, 1S49.
Mr. Rives, Minister to France and family, left this
city this afternoon for New York.
Abbott Lawrence is here, making preparations for
his mission to England.
Mr.. Clark Sixth Auditor under Tyler, will probably
be 70 appointed in place Of Washington.
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nominated py ecclamatlon Henry M RULER OF Lu2eYno
county, their candidate for Canal Commissioner.
Nathaniel ChiIds, tho Alleged Bank De-
fauIter.
ST.. LOUIS, August IA, 1s4s.
The opinion seems to DO generally expressed that
the recent defaleaton discovered In the Bank Of Mis-
several years.
The deficit Of s2 900 is in assets and not al in gold
The amount Of gold (or bulky having been nsttioSay
increased so as to balance deficits.
Two years ago Major Singer received iA,ss sum -
money at this bank to convey to Santa Fs. 10 IVES
sealed up at the bank but when opened in New Msd-
co. $4,000 we're missing.
The examination Of Mr.. Childs, the late paying
teller who Is under bonds the charge Of being ths
dsfaultsr, to take place tomorrow.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, August IL, 1sls.
The ease Of Mr.. Nathaniel Childs, Who Il 10 alleged
is deauter to the Bank Of Missouri was to have been
heard this morning, but the Grand jury IL invss-
eating the matter, the hearing has been postponed.
Certificates Of deposit amounting to $4,000 belonging
to Childs, have been seized.
rumor prevails that assurance has been givsn that
most Of the money will be recovered.
lady is said to be Involved in the sass.
THIRD DESPATCH.
ST.. LOUIS, August 10, lS4s.
Nathaniel Childs was yesterday required TO enter
Into bail in the Of $4,000 for his appearance be-
fore the Criminal Court.
appears that Childs resigned his telsnAip In Aprfl
last but had been acting teller during the sickness
OF eniccrs
Is said that Childs has for some time had female
friend, upon whom he lavished large Of money.
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Wing Nomination for Canal Commlssisner
Of Pennsylvania.
HARRisBuRs, Aug. ID, 184o.
The Wing State Convention assembled to-day, and
nominated by reclamation Henry M Fuller Of Luserns
county, their candidate for Canal Commissioner.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-06

where purchasers will please call.
(6rAll orders from a distance will meet
with prompt attention. Wholesale dealers
would do we'll 10 give me a call. as | will
wholesale Stoves and Hollow-ware on as fair
terms as. they can be had at any other place.
ALI kinds Of country Produce taken in ex-
change. ROBERT McMANIGIL
Lewistown, Jan. 81, l849-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-10-06
GREENS 81
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.

vEyHE Proprietor Of this valuable remedy
E for Worms. introduces to his friends and
the public, his Celebrated Vermifuge. Read
the following @
DECATUR TOWNSHIP, Mtflin county,
September Ifh, lSi9. {
DIR. S. F. GREEN: AZ
Respected Friend-Two of our children having been
severely afflicted this with Fever aud Ague and
having checked il four different times by the use
regular remedies, still they complained Of pains in the
legs, bowels hea and in fact in the whole system;
cious appetite fever diarrha &C. and after hay-
ing used all the remedies thought suitable for the above
symptoms concluded that they both had Worms, and
accordingly each Of them he nine years otage
and the other y two spoonfs apiece ofyour yaina-
be Vermnge and in three hours from the time ofter
taking the above small doses the youngest passed FIVE
of the largest have seen Ihe Oldest BOY
passed solid bail Of lit may appear Incredible, but
Is truth) as large as walnut, and both have been get
ting we'll fast since. ~ Ha aEa s1He .#
You may make the above pubic you think proper for
the benefit or Others and for the purpose OF introducing
your valuable Vermifuge in Decatur township 7'
.- Yours &C. ID. d. FISHER.
The cboye valuable Vermfuge is prepared
and sold by Dir. s. f. GREEN, at the Lewis
town Medical Depot, No. IL.
September 90, lS49. .- tt3 saiti.e