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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-25

BY the arrival here on Sunday last of the Spanish
ship Antoinette, Captain TOBIAS, from Vera Cruz the
4th instant we have received files of the Sigi0 and
Monitor from the city of Mexico TO the 10th ultimo,
inclusive.
In Queretaro public feeling was much divided on
the merits Of the State government, which has as
sumed 30 decided a stand in favor of the Jcsuits.
Ell Sigio says that the condition Of the inhabitants
is daily becoming worse. under the pernicious in
fuence OF the local authorities. II denounces the
Governor as having by his decree Of the 2lst De
cember nullifed the rights and guarantees conce-
ded to the citizen by the general constitution, and
adds, that il would not be surprising if Queretaro
seeded from the confederation and became petty
republic itself. l,e
The schism which lately existed between the
leaders Of the political parties in Satillo has been
healed, and tranquility restored in that city.
The Minister oil War had projected the rc-cstab
lishment in Yucatan Of battalion OF active militia,
but the inhabitants opposed the measure, preierrng
the national guard. Don J. Castelanos had been
appointed Commissary General of that State.
The Indians had recently made an incursion into
New Leon and committed tho most dreadful afro
cities. tatt
The Monitor calls the attention OF the govern
ment 10 the barefaced manner In which the reve-
nue. is dcfrsudcd by smuggling on the frontier
particularly on the line of the Rio Grande
IN o. Picayuns, l5h.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-01-25

n OLUNEL FKEMONT'S NUNDESCRIPT, cap
~ tured In New Mexico, after chase Of three
days, Is in this city, and exhibiting at the
store-room, one door below the Telegraph office,
new line, Pennsylvania Avenue.
This most curious of all flesh IL, in SIZE like the
ordinary horse, but he has. also, parts ofthe camel
buffalo, deer, and sheep. He Is without name, and
wags the tail Of elephant. Naturalists have
been, yet, unable 20 class him.
Admission l2I cents. Jan. 25-3t
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vITIsE's CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC for
wv cleansing, invigorating, and restoring the
growth Of the Flair, and preventing II from falling
out where persons are predisposcd 70 badness.
large supply OF the above just received at JOHN
IT, GIBBs'S Fancy and Perfumcry store, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets.
Jan. 25-3tf iIntell
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WILLARD'S HOTEL.
Corner of Penn. Avenue and 14th street,
WAsNIreroS, ID. @.
HENRYA- WILLARD, Proprietor.
June l3--n
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JNO. r. FRANCIS. ARrIsT.


ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Wash
N ington and members Of Congress, that he is
prepared TO execute a few engagements in bis pro-
fession Of Portrait Printing; and will also be hap
py 10 exhibit number Of specimens 10 any parties
who may desire TO see them. As his stay will be
limited, early applications are requested. His
rooms are at John H. Gibbs's fancy store, Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
N. n. Persons DESTROYS OF becoming members Of
the Art Union Of Philadelphia can procure a cir
cular Of that Institution from j. r. Francis, who IL
authorized 10 receive subscriptions for the same.
Jan. 23-3tif QnteD
NEW "BLUE-BOOK,, 1880. For sale by
IN TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Jan. ~ booksellers, near 9th Street.
VXTIGs, sCALPs. AND TOUPEEs.-J. w.
wv GIBBS has Just received from the manufac-
tory Of VIM. Bachelor, New York, large and
elegant assortment OF Wigs; Scalps, and Toupccs.
Gentlemen wishing superior article are request
cd 10 call at the Hair Dressing Saloon, National
Hotel.
N. b. Private rooms for fitting wigs.
Jan. 2l-6tif
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To-day, under the rule, Mr.. REED presented the
petition of TIL. ii. Baird, administrator of DIR. Alb
SALON. Baird, which referred to the Committee
Dn Revolutionary Claims. 1850
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lfI lSwing6eId (D1as.) Republican.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-26

lFE ME subscriber oftrs for sale TO the 81 $;
Il OF december next, and If not sold bv tbs,
'ihe VIII rSut Oh advani ageous- terms Tie
"SCHNir HANsfoH Eo0Se"
Rae Aic Hotel is located len miles fTo,1
tio!l!dRyst and nine miles from Fben,f,rrs
at PoBi " h' rs the Turnpike Rosa Irad,,s
from iio!l'd 'd"y>borg TO Pittahurf crosses be
Attegiirry FoTiage Raj Road. AID curseu,s,t.
ly receives The patronage OF The travelling p,h
lie that crosses either OF these thoruunbf,res
TO Philadelphia Or PirlsbuTg. Four trains Of
passenger cars STOP at the door daiIy in the
business tsson, aud from five - ten coucbes
IN the winter.
The pure atmosphere, pure water and de-.
ightiul scenery OF The Allegheny Mountains,
III Ike i1is most desrab!e SUMMER resort for
citizens OF Pbi'aGCi irhia and PIusburg. and as
many permanent visitors can be had as the
House VIII accommodate
Ine building is spacious and admirably ar
ranged fcF a Hotel aud has been recently refit.
ted, painted and enlarged. An excellent stable
carriage house. wash house and convenient
outdoor buildings ara nn The premises and
also neat tenant house tor servants
Ii the premises ere sold. clear and Indispu-
table title viii be made, and possession given
on the first day Of April next.
The Undersigned Lees leave through this ad-
vertisemcnt 10 return his hearty aukuo ~ledg
ments 10 his umerous freDGs .ur The many
"a vOrs bestowed on him aEi assures them that
nothing bot Sickness IN his family has indeed
him 10 relInQuish q claim 10 their patronage.
Vs.. 5. CAMPBELL.
Summit, Nov. 25. l850.-9.
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Look Here!
A TAVERN STAND
EOs' Sale c3o Es eat!

The subscriber offers for sale hat conimodi-
oos and wei known Tavern stand in tie Bor-
ouSh OF Ehershurg EOw in tie occupancy of
kobEHT CARMAN. Tie tIou>e is "a excellent re-
pair aud has attached - ii al tl!e necessary
out6nildings winch convene nee requires. The
stables are also large aud convenient
his house being situated in he most pleas
ant part of the borough, offers a fine induce.
meat 10 any person wishing TO engage in the
business for winch it is so we'll caicula ted
Terms rcasonab ie and title ndisputuble
ii moi sold it will be leased for any term of
years that may be desired together with a
quantity of first rate land, from fifteen TO thir
~ acres. Possession gwen on the first dsy of
April. 1851. Application must be made soon
JOHNSTON MOORE.
November 2S, I85O-s-tf-
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Dreadful Steamboat Explosion.
Great Loss Of Life-Alaoy Wioundea
and I5i8Siac, Sc.


and 1li8siag, Sc.
New ORLEANS, Dec. l3, p. M.-The
new and beautiful steamer glo-Normar
went out on al experiment trip to-,iu,
with large pleasure party, consisting {,
two hundred and teu souls. 81 bnarti. -
After she had rrofrc,ie,! s.,t,ie djs.au-,
and, as learn, vas ra,.!rning T. lhe clay,
towards eEening. her boilers exploded
greatly shatterIng the boat, and killing
and wounding a large number. From
seven;y-five TO one hundred persons are
numbered, as far as a present ascer,ained
among the killed, wounded and missing
Mr.. Perry, gentleman attached 10 the
office of the New Orleans Bulletin, was
one OF the party, and lost his life by The
fatal disaster. lie was a gentleman well
known and much esteemed. Mr.. Kidd,
OF the Daily Crescent, and MIR. Bigna, of
the Delta, were wounded, bat not seri-
ously.
Mr.. Nathan Jarvis. Mr.. StIliman, and
Mr.. Storm, OF the New York Novelty
Works, were aboard, and all of them be-
heved to be mortally wounded.
captain Amnihol, and Captain Thomp-
son, of the ship Lexington, and others.
were badly injured.
The Hon. Junius Beebe, member Of
the State Senate. was on board, and is
believed 10 have been killed.
II is impossible yet 10 ascertain The
precise number of killed wounded and
missing-or their names-but the suppo-
sition is that they cannot vary much from!
one hundred.
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Thc CO!0Fed Race.

The recent amendment Of The Constitn-
ton OF Indiana, which prohbIls negroes
from emIgraling into that State, and which
will in short time free it from all vestiges
of the African race, has been thought by
many persons harsh and cruel measure;
but the reasons for its adoption are moi,
generally known. In fact, i is but a
modification of laws adopted by other
Western States, only more stringent. The
prejudices OF the whites are generally
strong against assoc;aiing with people Of
color; and particularly those who are
forced upon them by the action Of The
slave States. The question is now being
discussed in Virginia, for the removal OF
the entire class of free negroes from that
State. without regard 10 character or con-
dition.
Gov. Floyd suggests, in his Message,
exPatrialion as a punishment for every
conviction of free negro for petty lar
ceny; and, moreover. tha, q bounty be
held out 10 every free negro 10 i"ducc
him to leave the State. 1t is To guard
against these persons that Indiana is erect
ing her constitutional barriers. II, then.
The free negroes of the South are to be
expatriated, where will they go to ? The
free Western States refuse them admission
into their territory, except upon conditions
which il will be impossible for them lo
comply with. PennsJ lsaua stands now
with her doors open. Bat we think,
from the aspect Of the times, that il will
not be long before the question of keep
ing the la,ch-slIing our will be discussed
here.
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REGISTERS Notice

All persons interested he reby notified
that the following accounts have been allowed
and fled IN the Registers Office at EbeLsburp
and viii be presented for confirmation to the
Orphans Court IN Re held NJ Ebenshu-g for
The County of Cambria on the Isl Monday OF
January next.
The account of Joseph Layton administrator
&c. OF The es'n'e of Nancy Reilly late OF The
Borough o. Johns own. deceased.
The account Of Obadiah Ward administrators
OF the estate OF PHILLIP Goushnour, late OF
Co"emangh Township. deceased
The arconnt nf Z. j Waters. surviving Ex.
exnioE OF ihe lasi will, &c Of Grffi Ia Row land
ale Of Cambria Township. deceased
The account of Lewis Dormayer, admir- of
the estate OF Peter SirayeT, deceased.
The accoun; Of Mary Urban. adm'x of the
state of Cleans A. Urban late of Washin gt OH
ownshiP, deceased.
VIM. KTTTELL. Reg'r.
Ebensburg, Dec. 5, lS50.-lO.
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feteT Heiman, Ia The Court ofCommou
Pleas of Cambria cnuniy,
VS. Octubrr 9. 1850 Libel
for divorce, riRculo
Anno lehman. m0frimOnti.
!" the above named defendant:
a OU are hereby Motif to appear he fore lhe
). Court "f iou.T!un Pleas of Cambria ctun.
ty on or before the first Monday nc Jaunarv
next then and there 10 answer he mplaint OF
lhe libc liant.
JOHN ERAWLEY, Sheriff
December 10, I65G-I0
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOoDS!!

|PESHE subscribers hes leave 30 inform ;heii
u friends and The public geiicr ally, that the
are now receiving from Boston, Phls phia
B1hInore and f;tt>bgrg. at their stcia il
JEFfERSON, Il. Il. EasL ECed. neg a, I
complete rssortmeGt Of
Fall and Winter <,oofs.
Consisting IN part Of Il choices stIecti r 1F
fr7nfs # nese tai al sfsitS
French and DoD,s!.v Ginghas.s.
AtPacas, Nous de LANES, MeTinos and
taShmfFss, whife, rcd and printed Ftun.
nets. 6te0ched and brOpn Canton FLaaaeis,
Ifcdings, striped shirttngS, krolca SAeetings
bleached. brotoR and 6iue drtRings, BLcacksd
Shirt'ngS, Irlsh linens, faShionobie bonnet ana
cap T76dnds. jGcOaet, India book and n,uu mus.
Inns. Jancy dtess trimmings, shaaels. linen ana
SIX pocket hGndketchitfs. table corers, crash,
Sdf'nffS, ftoeedS. blue, 6LGck and brolrr. cloths
btach and Jdacy caSstmereS, fancy resfings
lambs tco"l Starts and dTurDeys, carpets, cotfon
gar" Ghc chGin "a caTiefy,-tog"fAeT 1ritA
ereiyfh'ng an the COMB AND VARIETY LINE.
ALSo-A good assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,
No mole and beaver hats. Mexican siouch
hats, plush. 0tie:. oil and cloth Cans
Gr"c"rIes' Hiackerei, sliad, herring, and cod
nsh, ground alum, CUnemaugh aud dairy sa it.
syrup. sugar house, Trinidad and N o moIas.
sts, pure cider vinegar, loaf. crushed, Orlean
and pie sugar. CASTLE, var iepated and rosin
IS.
Imperiai. Panama, Young Uyson and Black
Teas. mould. dip aud sperm candles, IN i'll and
crosscut saws. general assortment of hard
ware queensware glassw are. tinwaGe, hollow
ware. cedar ware aud crockcry ware
ALso-fiour, castings, iron and nails drugs
DR.. Jayne's family medicines, and dye stufs IN
variety.
ALso-COOKING STOVES, stove pine.
white lead, whale aud lard oils, twilled naes
bedcords. corn broorns. brushes, bar lead,
sleigh. cart and riding whips, carpet bags-a
general assortment Of window glass, market
bushels school and misce llaueous books and
stationary, gether with all and singular the
articles usually and unusually kept in country
stares. All of which have been selected with
direct regard to the wants of this section of
country and viii positively be sold at the
lowest prices. Humber aud all kinds Of Dro
dnce taken ia exchange for goods.
q. l.. LLOYD g. Co.
Jefferson, Dec. 5. 1850 .-9-5t.
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HAT OOL, Batter, and al kinds of Grain
w taken in exchange for goods at
J. MOORE'S Store
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hxcinang ge Hotel.
Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa
IhOmGs Il. Magxire, Proprietor.

FaEHE undersigned. having succeeded Mr.
x Samuel Brackrn IL the Proprle; orsh9 Of
The Establishment, most respectfully annOun.
ces to The public that bs entire attention Will
be devoted 10 The task Of rendering the Ex-
change Hotel "ne of the best public houses IN
this section OF the STATE.
EspecIa! will 30 observed in procuring
liquors OF The choicest brands, sGi svory -.
Propriste dsIcacy whici ths fnarSst uffJrds.
viii be carefully se lected for the table,
Good stables 4ad c troiIi LOstlers are 2rosi
ded. ,
The undersigned viii always be most HE pl
TO greet his friends AMI tho IA yrll.n0id poI
nifty. c~oaN =
TH0MASACMAGUIRE.
Oct. 2l. ls5l.-tf
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NOTICE..

meeting of the Wings Of Cambria County
will be h.lG oi H.. c. nj House in El enabnrg
a. 7 o'clock P. N. or WednrSday The otA ct
January, Court Week As business Of i'm
porranoe will be lssd before the meeting Z
general Attendance is r ques'od.
By order Of the Wing Cnun ~ Committee,
L.. HUTCHINSON. Chairman.
Dec. sc, 1850
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G. Z Eg D.

The undersigned respectfully solicit their
friends and The public generally to call and ex.
anime the splendid stock of GOODS. just re.
ceiVrd aud BOW opening al th ir Store Rom,
in Ebenshnrg. Hauing adapted the CASH
AND BARTER Sytsm. they will he enabled
20 sell goods at prices that VIII defy compel !.
'ion. 1hei stock of goods is large. and seec-
ted with view of gi wing salts ia cIion TO every
one; aud consists in part Of
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-12-26
List OF Causes.

EDCI DOWN for trial at the Court
~ Of common please TO be held at Eb-
ens6urg an and for the county of Cam
bria on The first Monday of January
merit.
1aeer} vs. COnpor at al
Same VS. Sams
F"te VS. Lyle
hNeai IS Dillon
iIurLit ys SaCe
" hite vs. Orr =
Orr vs White
Conrad's heirs VS. Fuzgibbons ct use.
raui VS. Ttol'er & Topper
N":h & EbeThart vs. Trefiz
Leetnn IS Af'FarIio . Tro,to-
MGgIre & II Dcrmit vs. Crlclcss or et eli
h"oFe VS. Frank & Foutz
6arteF Bingham
ifaGer vs Wakefield
beard Geo. =. King & Co.
iTexier vs Weak!and
Jnhh y. Jones vs. Owen Jones' Adn.Ix
q b'ngham Brawiey
Robson, Little :. Co VS. Same
VIM. KIrTELL. Proth'y.
Frothorotary's Office,
then$burg Nov. i9 $50,
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r office.

ALL persons having claims Of any ind
against the Commonwealth for materials fur
nished or labor perfo rmed on the Allegheny
Portage RAN Road, prior 10 Dec. LIST, ls49
are requested 10 make immediate repor: oi
their umounl TO the Undersigned al his Office
at the Summit 1t is hoped that no person
having claim will neglect this notice, as he
Is deslrous OfrePorting to The Canal Board a II
OF the debts due, tina a sufficient appropri-
alton may be made at the next session of the
Legislature for Ihei: l,quIdltion.
W m. ), CAMPBELL, Supt,
Office Of Superintendent,
A. z. L. X
October 2tth, 1850.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-26
rr,nyY IwPoaTANT ana Inter

ss;,- to all. Read the opinions OF mem
sn,s nf Congress and Elk. Governors in regard
Ia h, ii preparation used for Dyspeps'a, astnm
"a n .h;lty. From 8. s. Phelps and W. Up
han, nfVermont. J. F. Simmons ana L. n AZ
na a,a nf RI. !. r. Morehead Of Kentucky
W,n Woodbrdpc Of .Mchgn, NJ l.; Martl
s,nr, Wisconsin Territory, "Hav'ng use" e u,ee
n,uysnc,sd Bitrers, and from knowledge OF men
.Acacv N other cases we cheernllv reco''i"'e. ~
HEN ~ the public, believing that they WI. ."'
H. s',s. ,;n the recommendation of the tropr'a
t.r." cD,sr,von;a al
From Hon. II. D. Foster ofponnsylv'"'aa, -
wis dyspcptic sufferer about ten yta,r ",
sor,.I 10 various medicines for rehg, w'tn'''
.ucc.ss until used the Oxygena'ed p.,.e''.
,,sod ,hou, two bottles ana find myself RESTORE"
tn ,,r,rct health The forms of tie ols'nSe ~
nv case were great acicti,y OF Stomach, oss s
annette extreme tiatuicnce, severe c', Tvs
of The bowels and severe headache. !, yo"a.e
Suffering from any OF these forms oil u,si. -, ~,
or Asthma attended with dcrangeme"l VI w.
stomach, or general debility do"t la'' .o.y a',;'
inyalu, BILE REMEDY There is no pet'e' ,',uu'
cine 70, females suffering from UTERINE WI
mcnts arising from weakness or hr''"- ~ nc
i,y. pr,ce 81 90 per bottle, bottles ''i s
Green s. Fletcher general ag's' ~ 81
Bnlldng, South Sd st. PhiladeP""'
Wholesale and Retail hy James "iso"' D''s
gisl, Port Deposit, Cecil 20.
March 5. 40.
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1",, '"r ,jcine was prepared by regular
pays Glen and is the result of an extensive prac
ter ol>r' al years in bilious cnatc---it is
entirely Il yrgcIable preparation and may be ia
hen Nv any one with perfect safety 10 the most
Gtil"dtC constitution.
The i,iiuwing extract is from the warmers
ana EtNt'.trnts IIma ROoh."a valuable work OF
nbuut $50 rngcs, recently published by Mcssrs.
&npI"tnu :, Co New York. In chapter s: page
231, the a.lhor in speaking OF Fever and Ae lie,
Trnnths:
"Iaarn Is most admirable medicine sold in
most ui the Western cities. which we can con
srrnt'oHslv recommend for FEW Err and AGUE
and o,i.t bilious diseases, it is the INDIA
ttlOLNtoGtE, which is prepared by DR.. Os-
aord Of N"U York, who has made the bilious
49, r,:r., !hc West his special study. We
are ru 't,', II TO those medicines usually ca He'd
patent, ban We have mad am pie opportunity OF
kn"v.inLl', available effects Of Tie Cho|agogne
in.BiiiinrS Uses"
Extract ola letter from Nessrs. ScArTEuGoop
llA'.E>!l X \ Co, ofPhIadephia
PHILADELPHIA, I'd mo cath 1912.
D' E Osgood- Respected Friend
have had occasion to see the good effects otter
nlcdt"tne N the case of Young man who hr
been tr Jmbiad with chllls long time and couo
not c"l rie'r oftlem, but since he commeny
hkn.' a bottle of thy preparation has entirtf
recovered, Uld is now becoming quite stout. u
Respectfully thy friends,
SCATI LRGOOD HAVERSTICK 4 G
Numerous other certificates from phed elcne
@hes responsibility lestltying to the greai1dhd
Scy ri the medicine can he seen on applicuual 10
undersi ~. d-also a sna II treatise Oh iheah a.y
hus treatment and cuie Of Fever and Ague, tono
'ther d"eascs Of bilious climates may be cans
traits oEaliy ofthe following named Agls
DR. Joseph Wallace EIkton, Charles E. Rob
"r's C"c'lton, A. w. Davis Havre de Grace.
! ines Wilson Port Deposit, John II. Clayton
'.urch Hill. Goodwin X Gibson Cen,revillc,
''aorac +. Brown, Bro.' and J Irwin Smith,
viz !esllc agents for Baltimore.
(iEHDOL BOOKS -P!Ayr,irs, EIclidDa
IJ"'s AIgehri, GrlmshaWs No ne u ilcholl's,
: ith's lnd Olneys G"ograp,Iys Comstock's-
rn,iSirv, Gnernscy's United States, Adams
;.,! Rr>S Latin Grimnir, Olenderfs French
is .rtl<'S, Angels series of Reading Books to-
c.'.'r " ''h variety o miscellaneous Books.
for sale by BROWNS MCINTYRE.
sept. '49.
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A truly Valuable Family Medicine.
DR.. WOrsdelis vegef liable RestOra
tive pills,

These Pills are a certain cure (if taken in &C
cordance to the directions inCloslng the box
Tor Dyspepsia, sick Headache, Liver Complaint
Influenza, or severe colds, Rheumatism, and al
diseases arising from improper exposure, lmpm-
rites of The blood, dsordered Stomach, and Bill
lious Habits, Fever and .4gne. nc, SC.
They are compounded OF pure vegetable In
gradients and arc gentle in their effects upon
the system that the tcnderest lufan' or the mas
delicate Female may tako them with perfect
safety, vet the most desperate diseases yield at
once to TO tneT curative power.
Read the following confirmation OF the above
from highly respectable Lady ofCccil county.
DR.. Alfred Weeks,
Dear Sir:-\ sense ofduty to my fellow
moriaIs prompt me to make this public ac-
acknowledgement Of the great and invi liable
benefit have darived from the Use Ofyour
Worsdells Vegetable Restorative Pills.
was afflicted with burning pains in my abdo
men and left site, with indigestion and constr
patton which grew upon me for IA years ando
oulcd get no relief and was finally bronghth
my bed where lay suffering greatly until abon
three years ago when fortunately bee ameat
ware through your agent here Mr.. 4. II
Knight Of the high estimation in which you
Pills were h,la by those who had tried them
and commenced using them, AMI after using
few boxes found by the blessing oil Coo
most permanent cure had been effected
With the earnest hope that this statemen
may prove of service to the afflicted
subscribe mysefyout greatly obliged friend.
Mrs PHOEBE BAIRD.
Wood Lawn, Oct, Attn '49
These Pills are for sale by Brown s. Mclntre
Ekton; B. C. Gown, Cowantown; Stephen Is.
Ford, N. East; z. B. Graham, Charlestown;
Cochran x Tayio, PerryviIlr; 7. II. Knight,
Wood Lawn; J. A. Atkinson s. Bro Por! Dcp">
it; Henry Bennett. French,own X Roads; lno.
3 Morton, Warwick; james l.. Pryor, Hca"
Of Sassalras; r, b. Crookshanks, Cecll,on Ia
/. Usburn fredcrick,own, Cecil county.
Brston PrncIpa! Agent No io7 w Fay"lt.
ST. B .ltmorc Md.
O,.I 10 40
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-01-26
w s,ulcSafc RataiI.
CLOCK STORE;
NJ. 133 us,'t s. .iorc soot,.,t S1u!l sits
PHILADELPHIA.

W. 133 urht 81 liorc ~o.lNt S1u!t 81 lie
PHILADELPHIA.
! Though VIC can scarcely estimate the valu
"'''n commercially. yet by Calling at the
i,,s, establishment, AMES BAR Der wi
i "a 81. hts friends, among whom he include
AL WHO duly appre ciate its fiectness, with
T., .i!' and perfect index for marking its pro
!.'"tS, oi'whose value they can judge.
lis extensive stock on hand. constantly
'''sin. in conformity to the improvements IN
',s:r ana style of pate I'm and workmanship,
.n- SIS of Eight Day and Thirty hour brass
t'a.'int House, Parlor, Hall, Church and
Aia'n locks, French, Gotlmc and other fancy
'',hn a. well as plain, which from his exten
r;se connection and correspondence with the
iHA"nlacturers he finds lie can put at the lowest
'"S figure in any quantity from one 10 thou
t,..J, OF which he will warrant the accuracy.
5-Ciocks repaired and warranted Clock
tr,,,'mi, rs on hand.
al aud see me among them
JAMES BARBER, 23s Market St.
liludi, Aug Is 40.