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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15
Buffalo Market.

DuIIUU, JUI1B IoVU.
Flour inactive, and without sales, except to the
trade wheat held at previous rates, without trans.
actions Of moment. Corn Market, receipts heavy
and market downward tendencies Whiskey dull,
nominal, owing to the dull and unsettled state of
the Commercial market
Provisions--Mess Pork in fair request at sll.oo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

TUE CuorERAASp OPPOSITE ExclrrMryrs.-The
cholern, which, lately ragged in Havana disappear.
ed the moment the exciting news OF the landing of
Lopez AT Cardenas was received II has been
remarked, also, tina. in a we'll disciplined army,
where an epidemic prevails. the sick list always
diminishes rapidly on the eve Of battle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

Ihers arc ten Incorporated cities in this state,
viz Alton. Springfield Besrds.own. Pekin. Quin.
cy. Peoria, Bloomngt ,tsalsna, Chicago and Rock
Island. --Galena Jeger'onian.
II 10 time Ottawa should rank 4, one Of the cit
~ Of this siais--ws must agita.s tho question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

4, MARRIED-On Thursday. the 18th inst, a
the residence Of Mrs. Sarah Thurston, by the Row
d Lowe. GEoReE W. HowARo, ESQ, o Late rod.
dent Of Cincinnati, Ohio 10 Mise MAaY r TRups.
TON, all Of this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

PRINTER's INK-An article of which we can
speak with confidence can be obtained of Walker
d Hckling in this place, at prices more favorable
than either Chicago or St Louis prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

NEw PHASE OF lSsuRASCE--There seems to be
no end to the application, Of the principle Of in
surance. All kinds Of property whether on land
or sea, have long been insured against loss or de.
struction more recently companies have been
established for the insurance of lives; one exists
IN Cincinnati with branch in tins city, for the
insurance Of live stock and more recently still
one has gone into operation we believe in Indiana
for insuring debts-gnaranteeng that the creditor
shall not suffer through The inability or ra.cality
Of the debtor.-C hicdgo Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

4 Pos; Office has been established In Adams
township, La Sale county, called Clay, and Mr. E.
S BsnrdsIey appointed Post Master.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

HousE-Immediately Oh assembling went into
Committee Of the Whole, which continued the en-.
tire session until adjournment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15
Case Of Professor Webster.

Boston, June 70
Application for anew trial in Prof Webster's
case is being argued before a full Bench Of the
Supreme Court. No decision yet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15

Boston, June 1913 p. m.
The argument on Prof Webster's case is closed
The decision will be given in q day or two.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-15
The Buei In stitute.

The Buel institute, at their recent Quarterly
Meeting at Farm Ridge, in this county adopted
the following arrangement, for the the 18th Annual
Fair of that society which TO be held a, Granville
on Tuesday and Wednesday. the Is, and I'd days of
October next:
Premium List and Viewing Committees:
HORSES:
STATIONS AND BROOD MARES:
III
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24

I'm Editors RetoTt.-At a late festival,
4 pretty Mss waited upon the editor with
4 Pie-plate Of antique manufacture, in the
centre of which he espied the following
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
Incidents attending Louis Philippe's Death.

The general opposition papers are ma
king an ado about a massssaid, with the
consent of Gen. ChangarnIer, whose head
quarters are at the Tuilleries, in the Chap
el of that palace, for the repose ofthe soul
Of Louis Philippe.
Louis NapoleoI sent word 70 the fami-
Iy of the deceased King that permissl on
would be given TO deposite the remains
Of the ex-king in his family vault at
Dreux, and also for the Princes. his sons,
10 accompany those remains to their rest
ing place, upon condinon. however, that
the Princes leave France again on the
same day. The Orleans family refused
relative TO his burial, asked that:
Whenever l die, my body may be
conveyed without pomp 10 the Chapel of
St. Louis al Dreux, there to be deposited
in the tomb situated in the front of the al
tar of the Holy Vir gin. ask, also, that
when il shall have pleased God to call my
dear and well beloved wife. the Queen
Maria Amelia, land this is equally her
desire as mine) her body may also be
convey yed to the Chapel Of St. Louis at
Dreux, TO be buried there beside my own,
in the double tomb which have caused
to be prepared for this purpose desiring that
our mortal remains may be united after our
death, as were our hearts SO affectionat ely
during our life. 1 commend the acc ON
plishme mt of this request to our wen be-
loved Children and grandchildren. | firm
" believe that whatever may be the course
of events which have so painfully re-
moved US from our country. the remem-
brance of our devotion will not be eface d
there, and that no obstacle will be raised
to prevent our mortal remains from repos-
ing peacefully in its bosom
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
Pumping a Lake Dry.

Or. J. Y. c. Smith; the editor Of the
Boston Medical Surgical Journal, who Is
now on visit 10 Europe, gives an iuteres-
ting description, IN his editorial correspon-
dence from Holland, of The manner in
which the lake Of Harlem Is being drain
Cd b steam engines aud rs waters sen,
&c the sea-
six miles from Amsterdam is the in
land lake Of Haariem 24 miles long by II
IN width, which three hundred years ago
was found - b. Percepubiy increasing by
shooting lis waters fu,hcr and futher,
and covering up the land, threatening the
FIRST commercial port Of The realm with
destruction by flowing in upon It's back
Various schemes al that remote epoc n,
were devised By able couuselIors to stay
the threatening danger. Three Dutch
eng aeers, Of Acknowledged ability, pro-
posed draining oil the water, first raising
Il by windmilis. They are entitled to
remembrance, from having suggested the
plan adopted in 1910 for averllng an i'm
pending calamity. Seven wear since, de-
say being no longer safe, a canal was dug
around the whole circumference of the
lake. averaging 200 feet in width by 10
deep. Three monster steam engines are
housed on the sides Of the lake, some six
OF eight miles apart, each moving eight
monStrous pumps. All the pistons are
raised at once, at every revolution of the
machinery, raising $4,000 gallons Of wa
ter, which is empted INTO the canal,
whence 1t is FASTENED on by fourth en-
gine faster that it would otherwise move,
to the Zuyder Zee, and thus it reaches
the sea ID miles distant. In April, 1919,
the pumps worked by three of the nigh
tlest steam engines perhaps ever construc-
ted, were set in motion; and up to this
date, July 25th, 1850, have lowered the
contents of the lake seven feet. Bynext
april. it is anticipated that the bottom
will be fairly exposed, and all the water
conveyed away from thisancient basin. =
Al. tina. is executed at the expense o!
government
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
P y9 R Ut s. :

The ''MoUNrAIS SENTINEL" is published ev
cry Thursday morning al Two DOLLARS per
annum, payable halt yearly.
No subscription will be taken for a shorter
period than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued until all arreaTages paid 4
allure 10 notify discontinuance at the expira
tionot sthe term subscribed for, will be consider
ed as new engagement.
1FADVERIISEKEN VIII be inserted
at the following rates:-50 cents per square for
the first Insertion; rs cents for the second; s
for three insertions, and 25 cents per square
Tor every subsequent insertion. a liberal de.
duction made to those who advertise by the
year All advertisements handed in M ust have
the proper number of insertions mark ed there
on, or they viii be published tlll forbid and
charged in accordance with the above terms.
u All letters and communications, TO insure
attention must be post paid.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
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The silver Moon

Al strsycd from my cot at the close Of the
doy,
To muse on the beauties OF June.
Meath jsssamine shade espied fair maid,
And she sadly comp lained to the moon.
CAoTus-Roll on silver moon guide the ;ray'ler
his way,
While the nightengale's song is iE tune;
I never never more with my true love
viii stray,
By tho sweet silver light Of the moon.
ia the har. in the mountain. my lover was
brave,
So handsome, and manly to view;
SO kind and sincere, and he loved me SO dear,
0 Edwin, no love was more true.
Roll on. sc
Bo; now be is dead, and the youth once SO
gay,
Is cut down like rose in full bloom;
And he silently sleeps. aud am thus left to
weep,
By the sweet silver hight OF the moon.
Roll on &c.
BUt his grave I'll seek 90. until morning up-
pears,
and weep for my lover so brave
II embrace the cod earth, aud bedew with
my tears
Tho flowers that bloom .O'er his grave.
Roll on &c
O DeveE sgsi0 can my heart throb with Joy,
My los! one hope TO meet soon;
And kind friends will weep DER the pravo
where we sleep,
b. me sweet silver light Of the moon.
Roll on, &c.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
Remains of Gen. TnYlnr

We understand, from r. VI. MAGRAw,
Esq, the very efficient President Of the
Susquehanna, or Y ork and Columbia Rail
Read, yesterday in this city, that the re-
mains of Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR. late
President of the Z. S. will leave Wash
ington City, IN a car furnished by the
Susquehanna Rail Road Company, on
the morning Of the 25th Of October. at s
clock, and viii reach Baltimore at 6.
o'clock, and where Col. TAYLOR and Col
". s. BLIss will take possession of the
corpse. They will then proceed over the
\ ork and Cumberland, or Susoueha ma
Road, viii stop at York few minutes,
and will go thence to Wriahtsville, Y ork
county where they will cross the Columbia
Bridge, and proceed by the new river
rail read on the Eastern bank Of the Sus-
quehana, to Middletown, where they will
meet the line that leaves Philade lphia in
the morning at S o'clock, and proceed
thence TO Harrisburg. and so over the
Central rail road to Pittsburgh, where
they will take the steamer to Louisville.
The Portsmouth and Central rail road
Companies have behaved with ,iberalily
and PromPtitude, passing the remains and
/ the escort free Of all expense.
/ "Oia Thitey" PreCedes the remains Of
/ hIs lIlustTlous master, and viii take the
rail road from Washington, VIA York for
/ Columbia, where ne will 90 bv LEEcn's
Canal Line 10 Pittsburgh, and so or 10
kontucky ky.-PaasyIranian.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24

CAMBRIA
Clothing Store.
Now is The Time for Bargains!
FESHE subscribers have Just received from
Il the cast at their Clothing Store IN E5eus-
burg, large assortment Of
Spring and Su0meI' CIOlhiRg.
among which may be euumeratsI-
Il .fae lot of Casmareff, .7lBaccc, and
JiHe cloth oats, Dress and Sack
oats Of eyery rarisfy and cci-
or; a rery large stock Of Sa-
fUgsf and Cashmere Pan
falcons Of eUery deScriD-
fiOJl. and a good as
sOTimeHt o. SiLk &
SatiRef s. Cassi-
mere Tests, TO-
gefhsr lrifh
eUery kind Of Boys Clothing.
ALSO,
Fine and Coarse Shirts, Handkerchiefs.
Silk Shirts, Stocks. Umbrellas. all of
which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms. They have alsoon
hand large stock of Cloths CassI.
meres and Nestings, which they are
prepared to make up in the most
workmanlike manner, and on the
most accommodating terms for
cash or approved country pro-
ducc. Their entire Stock of
Clothing is made up accord
ing to the latest Fashions.
Having selected their goods with great care
and purchased on the lowest cash terms, they
are prepared to accommodate their friends and
Gus toners with clothing Of superior quality
and at lower prices than goods of a similar
quality were ever sold in this county.
The public are respectfully invited TO call
and examine their goods
EVANS s. HUGHES.
July 4, ls50.-4-tf
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
Celebrated TailarS.

The late Governor Scott Of Miss, work
ed for several years as journeyman tailor
~ that State, and when nQminated for
Governor, was carrying on a small tailor
ing business. He filed The duties and
dlgnItes Of the office Of Governor with
such unexamPied salts action, that The
State Of Miss,ssipi raised monument to
has memory.
Tennessee has furnished two Senators
from this 'IiustrIouS fraternity. One of
them Hopkins l.. Turney, was dislin
guished By his colleagues for the posses
sion of higher order Of talent. while Mr.
Jarnlgan will long be remembered as one
Of the brightest ornaments of that dign-
fed body. But in estimating true great
ness, it will, in more eminent degree,
be found embodied in the talents and
characteristics Of such men as Andrew
Johnson, Of Tennessee. member of the
House Of Representatives OF MIN it was
said, by one Of the Presidents, that I'm
point of talent, he is u head and shoulders
above any other man IN Tennessee. =
The Hon. Andrew Johnson is also an ex-
cellent tallor, having carried on the busi-
ness successful lIy for many years.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
Rowe All.
BY {. D, STEWART

LOVE al There is no living thing
Which God has not created:
Love all There is no living thing
Which God has cveg hated:
HE love sus;ains the meanes: life.
Whate'cr doth live or perish
And man may not disdain to love
What God has loved 10 cherish
Love all. Fo5 hate begette,h hate,
And love through love ineToaseth;
Love all! For hate shall faint and faiI.
While love liks God ne'er ceaseth;
Love is the law, The life supreme,
Tho goal where all are tendingi
The hate shall die, the strife shall cease.
But love is never ending.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24

DISTINGUISHED ENIGRAST.-We see
II stated that among several wealthy and
intelligent Hollanders. who have recently
settled in the town OF Lancaster, Erie CO.,
Is Worp Van Peyma, knight of Hol-
land. a chevalier of the order of the Meth
erland Lion, &c, who had service of
silver plate presented TO him by the King
of the Netherlands. and who left his own
country, finding his efforts to introduce
free institutions there unavailing..
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
~ Hiram Powers, the American sculp-

~ Hiram Powers, the American sculp-
tor, has completed a grand allegoricaI
figure Of his country. The statue, a
female, has a diadem beneath her feet,
and in her hand, the cap of liberty. The
figure finds her support OH the fasces-in-
dicative. It is said, Of the fact that justice
is the true foundation of free Commcn-
wealth. The destination of the statue is
reported 10 be Washington
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24

- The new capitol of Tennessee, now
in course of erection in that city, will, it
is said, when completed, be the noblest
structure of the kind in the Union. The
roof is to be of iron and no wood al all
is used in Its exterior.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24

4 guilty conscience needs ne accuser.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
RHEUMATISM.

II removes, almost Immediately, the iuAs-a
nation and swelling, and the pain ceases.-
Read the directions around the box.
HEADACHE
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
One sweet kiss
Is the price of this. -

This excited MS naturally amorous dispo-
siton, aud as soon as opportunity presen-
ted he motoned the young lady to his side,
and pointing with hts knife to the lines,
said; "Young lady, your pay is ready,
whenever you present your biN?''
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-24
ALL-HEALYNG ONT.
AENT.
lbCA AsAJ = = II -
ALL-HEALING O1THENT

If they but knew its virtues.
BGRNS.-It is one OF The best things in ,bs
world for burns.
II MOTHERS and NURSES knew if. vsI,,.
in cases of swollen or Sore Breasts and Soy.
Nipples, they would always apply it. la such
cases, II used, according 10 the directions 1t
gives relief IN reTy JeR hours.
PILES.--Thousdncs are yearly cured by
this Ointment. IL nersT fails in giving relief
for The Piles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.
AYERS '1cHERRyuPECToRAL.n

COUGHS, COLDS HOARsENESS
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH. GROUP,
ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION,
TH'HE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended the
OF this preparation, sallsry effect is power to
relieve and affections Of tho iungs lave gained for Il
The aft cisd with entire confidence Ia It's virtues and the
fall bcisfthst will subdue and The sevsrest at
tscks OF dssase upon the throat and lungs. While IL
powerful remedial scent IN Tho most desperate and almost
hopeless Of consumption 10 also, la diminished
doees OF the mides. and most egreeabls family med
c.nes Tor coughs and codG Read below the opiB
ION Of who arc known TO tiis wor1, And the world
rsspecst their op. Lions. ..I
rom Professor Hitchcock.
JAMES C. AYE Sir: rave used your Cherry Pecio-
raj" In my OF deep-sested Bronchitis, and
satisfied from It's chemical stuuon that IL IL adni-
rabe compound for the relief Of ia Ggal and bronchia
be- Of any Service you at liberty 1t you thiDk
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID.
President OF Amherst College.
From Benz Sliman N. ID. LII d. etc
Professor Of Chemistry, Mnefnlogy, &c Yale College,
Member of the Lit H8t Med. Phil AID SclentEc Socle-
ues OF America and Europe.
deem the Cherry PectOral admirable composition
from Of tho best articles in the Mseris Medica and
very effective remedy ior tho class of diseases intend
ed TO cure.
Eew.Hayen, Conn. Nov. !, 1919.
Prof Ciesveland Of 8owioin College. Me-
WriieB have Witnessed the effects ofyo1r Cherry Rec
tora in nay family and that OF my ends and yves
satisfaction 10 state 10 ts favor lLat no medicine bsve
ever known has proved 30 emreniy successful 10 curing
diseases. -
Sole by RUsHTON, CLARK co 40 and H2 Broad
way; r d. SMITH, Brookiyuj j. ID. NOVEL;. wnmems-
burgh and nv druggls psnsSaly. sl8bwTuTb&s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11


,L.r;,g /, up cor the fold Of Christ. AS we
earth gaas as ssu,piriog under our eyes, who can
fee PioPulA IN the work When did ever tno
nes'saso =, ,;ri 80 ont OF Egypt without 'he PuI
chhuieu -. ,Lsm1 Ii Is ever so. Ahe prVN
OF hre Oe' c. are 90 much in advance OF Us ha'
cehces - hseye thst God is in earnest IA 'ne con
we nus - tho word. The Sand~lcn hianus nase
Ve,sloi ,, become Christisnized, but lney uio mo-
not oni Ss,,a,gelizarion Of their neighoors. ie"'
ing 10 Ino ."n. the Gospel TO Oregon me Hue
stO .,;sn is impeed by the very iac' o' HIS
GaJ 20 action in such wors
uo S,o a. the brethren have come bscA 10 us "
some -. ns that the seed we have sowh " "s
cay .asd and the harvest like the Wuo" -
goOu =, bnndred told IL has been iouhu NC
hs!r 10 smud Sand Sich Islands Mlssion' AIg
s"t,lJ;nc ont the Gospel toward Cnihs; ~ "a
noa - ,he condition Of the work IN syria hnu
isneu y usrs the Gospel he's lost nothing OF us
feIsls' nd enercy-it is capable yet oil sactince "
Pr;,y Iiherty. end even life. The worio every
pr o..snts that there is power IN 'Do "|spS
tn.ond ANYTHING else-it is the po"e', ~, %
~ What are we called upon 10 10 WI ~
.,s.no,hen the hearts OF the missionaries ~
~ all strong-;hsir feet are ever to"e,u ~, L.
~ We need add nothing to tht 'al.n ~
81 bpt TO be allowed to give themst 'es y -,
whollv--,o be the almoners Of your ~ a." So,;e.
GLANCE But we ere not up 10 me HI s'", -
vpsnonst bl tiles ana 0eNdnus Y. '"'S Z. Ian
~ n,overs we come vastly short. Ineie 70 I"
s rep hat He who move, in advance Of u.s. sasn1r
in the harvest of Of f sSS2. for ; our ndeiy
a. ca 10 the hea hen and 10 ourseHe
Ru, ga. success is sareperecty sure in any view .
~, are in the condition Of Israel when ia the VIII
S.e,as.tbe land is distributed 10 us before We
arrive; but it is rot 70 who Of US shall pass
The Jordan of unbelef With hoy emotion, with
the spirit of Christ in us, We, too, may stand siser
the conflict, where the echoes OF victory are rolling
from star TO star thanking God thnt the battle had
been fought, that the knedoms OF light and OF dark
ness bad met aod the contest was over. Mr.. IL.
referred to his visit 20 Sinai, where God had LETT
his footsteps in the solid rocks. Some one had
climbed to the top, and planted the Cross-Calyary
surmounting Sinai-Love o'ertopping the Law
He thought it a symbol Of what we had to do-not
TO supplant the Sinai Of conscience, but to plant
upon It the Cross OF love aud Of redemption. He
closed by urging unceasiog action in the cause,
The congregation then sung doxology, and, al
ter benedction by Rev Dr.. TAYLOR, the audience
separated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-11
TEN THOUSAND CURES,
AND MOT A SINGLE rAII.IIRE

nR HAsTINGs'S COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPrHA,
~ celebrated through both continents for Ito wonderful
curts Of Consumption Athma Decline, Spung OF Blood
Might Sweals, Difficult Breathing, COlghs Colds and n
diseases OF the chest and lungs.
It's ef-c, upon system Is mild and soothing, at the
time certain aud eicaciOus; rarely falling TO give
relief upon The hrst Application, and by repeating few
times permanent cure Is effected.
The proprietor tn refore recommends his Nsphs
Syrup, but warrants n 10 cure He 10 act pou
io cy and purify 1.-THE remove ali i'm
edimens which reagd tho free ciTcu alton OF The blood
he warrants TO open the Internal and eternal pores Of
the body and eject all the obnoxious particles which have
accumulated In the system; hs warrants II - never-si
CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
Eec'ic Fever, Nigh, Sweat Dyspepsia Liver Comp e,nl
Pain IN he Chest and Asthma; and he to ar
he formation Of In tho lungs and 10 heal
those already formed thsl persons Ia Consunptou
may take Il with the mos. positive confidence OF cure
for s great seat OF action s the LUNGS which pusydfe
n az directions purifying them Of everything obnoxious Ia
us progress and which nepphed according directions
II cannot ail to leave in perfectly healthy condition.
d.. hstungss Compound Syrup Of E6pths IL highly
recommended by the medical profession That eminent
ply sician, DR. M0t, Of NewYOrk, says that as pull
monte remedy cannot be too highly prssed" Dr. Ar.
n0ld OF the Marine H0spal Savannsh Dr.. Ware OF Liv-
erpoOl England DR. william con OF Manchester Fnoispd
ernen; English publications, th- LNndos Lancet the Ned
c1i Journal and BIaioGifss h6'yospect all accord
the most convincing certificates Of It's In this coun.
~ Il has been used with distinguished success
None genuine without the written Signature Of M
HARRISON on the wrapper Price Al per bottle, or SIX
bottles for IS Pdncipsl oihce, IA Groenwichst N. Y
Sold in Newark By II Van Buskirk; in Albany by C
rockingham; Ii Boston by Reading Co In Philadel-
pha by Zeber Co. Thirj-si below Chestnut; and Ia
Baltimore by 5. ) Harce.
Sod 10 New-York By " b. Gu,on, 1T Bowery; H. L.
Sanders S25 Boweyi John 3. Doad, al Broadway and
sos Hgdson-s- as lmTuTh&Ss