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ticularly in a marriage ceremony. arl
he would knock under, if they wouH
tell him who planned the trick .
handsomely. L
Every eye was Immediately turnes
upon Hulda, who came forward. anil
appeared as the guilty one, midst roar
Of laughter and applause. 1t wa,
shortly curtailed, by the announce
ment Of supper. The company, headed
by uncle. Jim, (who declared that h,
had always advocated the case ofwrona
repaired to the kitchen, where baked
beans and brown bread lay smoking
in abundance before them on the table
and not forgetting a large pitcher o.
new made cider. They all gathered
around, and without any apologies
helped themselves. Uncle Jim now
enjoyed himself !" first rate" and Jerry
affirmed "that he knew his Sunday
courting was not in vain.o
The hour of 10 o'clock, struck, and
each withdrew from the empty table.
But the best of all is, that uncle Jim
had fallen in love with widow, alike
in thought as himself, named Sally
Main, and proposed another wedding
before they left. 1t was accepted, and
Sally Main and uncle Jim were made
one. What different aspect in the
eyes of the old man, in relation to the
connubial state, and happy was he, as
he rode home, talking Of the present.
And thrice happy was Jerry, as he rode
snug beside his dearest Hulda.
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W1Sg1IIAIga
ssaA From the Yankee Bladc.l
THE FATAL SLEIGH RIDE.

"a snug little town of C. lived
a 12rmer, SuIuCwno. as,s oaSvu an Sos ;.
who had an only daughter, whom he
thought little the prettiest gal in the
country. Now Hulda could have new
calico when she wanted Il; but there
was something else in her minds eye,
far more needy than dresses, and that
was to be joined in the connubial state.
The father Tor uncle Jim. as he was
familiarly called if any thing he de-
tested, was getting married.
@I have been once he would say,
when engaged in strong controversy,
with his daughter. and have seen the
folly Of it. No! say again, and once
for all. that yon shall not.' And he
would bring his hand heavily upon the
table, which shook and almost collapsed
No wonder poor uncle Jim had seen the
folly of being married. as he ex-
pressed it for he had a spouse that con-
tnually henpecked and harrassed him
almost to death. Now Hulda loved 2
smart young man By the name Of Jere-
,niah Sampson, and he loved her, inso-
much he swoIed that he would marry
her at any rate; but ko,r to do it. that
was the question for all the chance
he could get to court her was on the
Sabbath, coming from church.
Hnlda was sitting plying her needle,
one cold winter night, with her fathe,
in the back kitchen, when suddenly the
back door opened, and note was thrust
hastily in. She ran and picked it up.
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Helene Ssden's Psvrs. tpoa''. cosr de Dir, District
P. D.saao....s,., n .. ..a,.. )s,ss.' NO Mssie. sD

~ M A0O2
p. Dsaaao~..sy., .on ..an. Ste. MsGie.
I'm vertu dun ordre de fvi .faesas lance par Ia
Il Cour De District dams ct pour h paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi adress6, u sera oiert en-
.vente publique, an compliant sur les proprittts
saisies, le SAMEDI, GENE jour de Juliet, 1850,
\ II heures du matin, h propri<tk suivsnte, sa-
voir:
Tn certain moroccan Dc terre, situ6 Immediate
ment au-dessus De b vile d. Franklin, dams b
dite paroisse Ste. Marie ayaAt environt 240 pieds
de face sur le chemin public qui conduit St
Martinsville, sur b profondeur d'environ 525
pieds, plus on moins borne an nord par un rue
qui le sepase deh terre que possedaient autrefois
Messrs. Aosnsby ct Birdsall, Pest par le che
min public qui conduit PAnse Irandais Irish
Bend. au sud par le chemin public qui conduit
ST. Marrinsville, ct rouest par un terrain ap-
portenant antrefois J. E. Lacy, ensemble avec
Ies batisses ct amdliorations .qui sy trouvent ct
tous les droits ct accessories appartenant, Giant
les memes propnetes que Pelleder Delahoussaye
acquit en- achat de VIM s. Gordy. CONNIE par
acte de vense passe pardevant w. I. Palfrey, le
SEINE jour dAuil, 1871.
Aussi-Le negre Henry, age de 80 ans; Ce-
lima, une neeresse, igee denviron 81 ans, ct ses
trois enfans--Baptiste, Age de II ans, Vasin, Is.
ct George, ans; Billy, nm negre, age de 60
ans: uu carrosse quafre Suues, trois chevaux,
IN sxlky, un lot de msobIes de maisou, environ
douze ts4es de b3sail doux, marQu6 sinsi Z
Saisi comme <tant b psopritk de Pelle6er De-
lahoussaye, deiendssr dans les procSs ci-1essus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sh<rif
Paroisse Ste. Marie, b 22 Maj, 1870.
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James B. Birdsaa ! coUR De DIsrRIcr,
vs. No. 1882,

Pierre Raymond. Paroisse Ste. Marie.
IN vertue dun order de fen faeias lance par
IL IA Cour de District dams ct pour Ia paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi addresse, il sera otiert en-
vente publique. au compliant, le SAMEDI, le
Gene jeur de Juliet, 1850, a ii heures du matin,
In propriete suivante, savoir:
Deux morceaux de terre situes dacsslssse, e.
Franklin, bornes Test par Ess dts terrains
mesu .a., vnaeam Gu pieds de face sur Rue des
Saules, avec l6O pieds de profondeur, mesurs
Americaine. etant les memes terrains acquis par
Pierre Raymond, homme de couleur libre, de
Martin H. Campbell, CONNIE par acte passe de-
want ]. A. Dumartrait. Juge de Paroisse, le %
jour de Septembre, 1915; ensemble avec tous les
droiis ct accessories y appaTtenant ct toutes les
batisses ct ameiorations qui s'y nouvent
Saisi CONNIE etsnt Ia proprietA de Pierre Ray
Jnond, homme de couleur hbre, delendeur dams
les process ci-dessus-
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff
NJ. fQSa
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9N1Iss @NRU3Rs
WINE AND WOMAN.
PROM THE FRENCH OF BERAxGER.

y
How this lower world abounds
In joy and grief in bliss and woe,
Sceurges chase poor mortals round
Tears On every foosstep flow.
Beauty's charms our fancy vile,
Flowing wine-cups fire our brain,
{ Let wine how and woman smile,
And the world is gay again.
Every land is dsluged DER,
But the bow Of hope appears,
Arehing Ger the promised shore,
Ending al our flowing tears;
And the dove has found an isle
Rising from the lesening main;
Let wine fow and woman smile,
And the world is gay again.
Death comes in another form,
Etna bursts with fearful fire,
Cities sink beneath the storm,
And the flames to heaven aspire:
But At last, its rage is Ger,
Peace and joy resume their reign,
Wine and woman charm once more,
And the world is gay again.
God. what frightful evil springs
Iurrying from an eastern knd.
Pestilenoe has spread her wings,
Thousands sink beneath her hand,-
Health returns with roseate glow,
Leading pleasure in her train.
Woman smiles, and wine-cups Aow,
And the world is gay again.
Hark! the cannons heavy sound
Breaks the stiffness of the air,
Precious life-blood vets the ground,
Sons and fathers perish there.
Wearied arms their task decline,
And the heart cries out, Refrain.
Then with woman's smiles and wine
Soon the world is gay again.
Now our song Of praise we'H sing
To the stars which beam above,
To the blossoms Of the spring
Redolent Of joy and love.
Spite Of slavcry's bitter woe,
Zen beneath tyrant's reign
Woman smiles and wine-cups flow,
And the world is gay again.
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Hsiine sidonis Perra, ~ys DIsInlcr CouRr.
LIE 30 Mai, 1850.

Hsl'"e s'a'rs a. Pe''a, DIs1S,ea n 1oss esurr'
P. Dslaaonssaye, husband. Parish Of S. Mary.
DY virtue of writ of feys faeias, issued ont
ID of the District Court in and for the parish Of
ST. Mary, and to me addressed and delivered, !
viii expose to public sale. for cash. ON the prem
ises seized, ,onSATURDAY, on the 9th day Of July
next, 1850, the sale to commencing At the hour Of
II o'clock, 4. n, the following properly, to wit:
A certain lot Of ground, situated Immediately
above the town Of Franklin, in the parish Of ST.
Mary, having about 240 feet front on the pubic
road leading to St. Marsinsville, BY about 525
feet deep, more OF less: bounded north by street
SEPARATING the same from land formerly owned
by Hornsby and Birdsall, east by the public road
leading to Irish Bend, south by the public road
leading to ST. Martinsville, and west BY lot ioe-
merly belonging TO J. Z. Lacy, with the build
ings and Improvements thereon, together with
all the rights and appurtenances thereunto be-
loaging, being the same premises which Pelle-
tier Delahoussaye acquired by purchase from
Wm- 5. Gordy, as per act Of sale passed before
w. T. Palfrey, on the Ssh day Of April 1S4l.
Also-Henry, negro man, aged 80 years; !;
Celina, negro woman. aged about IS ysazs, and
her three children-Baptiste, IL years, Valsin, Is
years, and Gcorges Q ysars; Billy, negro man,
aged 60 years one iour-whecl carriage, three
horses, one sulky, lot Of household furniture,
and about twelve head Of gentle cattle, branded
snus = Seized as the property Of Pelletier Dela-
houssaye, defendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff
Parish Of St Mary, May %, 1850.
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CONGRESS WATER-From the Sarafoga
~ and Pavilioa Spsings-that celebratsd miss
raj waier-is Coz sale in pint and quart bottles 4
the Apcsheearies' Han. c. RABk.
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James B. Bi,dsA DIsrRIcr uKr
vs. No. 39S2,

vs.. No. 1852,
Pierre Raymon. Parish Of ST Mary.
QY virtue Of writ Of eeyi faeias issued out
ID OF the District Court in and for the Parish Of
St Mary, and to me addressed and delivered,
viii expose to public sale, for cash, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9th day of July next. 1850, the sale
commencing at the hour Of IL o'clock A. NJ, the
following property, to wit:
Two lots land situated in the town of Franklin,
bounded east by Third street and north by VIII
low street, each Of said lots measuring so feet
front on Willow street by leo feet deep Amer-
lean measure), being the same lots which Pierre
Raymond, f. m. C., acquired Of Martin Campbell
by act passed before ]. A. Dumartrait, Parish
Judge, the 2al day OF Septemper. ls45, together
with all the rights and appurtenances thereunto
belonging. with all the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon.
Seized as the property Of Pierre Raymond,
{. m. c. defendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN Sheriff
Parish Of St. Mary, May 80, 1850.
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"INDIA CH0LAo0GUE"
~ nsvw fiib 10 euzs fsvw - Agae. F~
sa)s q IL ApoeheeasisS Hall vA.s esFeaaaAss
from phaAass q tA;s pas;aA may alle y -
Fnakin, Nay ., 1850. 9. KADE-
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TENNESSEE SUGAR KETTLEs.-A
i Constant supply of The above superior kettles,
cast from the ore, from 80 to s. iAehes, n store
Alse-Furnaesn nosths, Gssas Rass and Eng
Esh Fire Bricks, hr als y
SLARK, DAY & STAUFFEk
corner a Caaal and l1agalas streets.
Jan. IL. NV O5tsanA
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ID A. LANAUZE, Rue de Ia Lsuse, No. So.
I entire les Rues St. Louis ct Cont, IA Nou-
velle OrleanA-Un Assortment de QU1N-
CAILLERIE, telle que Fnnsaise, An
glaise, Americaine ct Allxmande Clous Cou-
PIE, Fosges Haches, Pioches, Pellss, Seies, ct
Fourniture de Batisse. m2-1y
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ERANCIS A. FLEETWOOD, General
i Comnssssson Merchant, and Dealer IN ereyy
description Of Mrcka1diae NolS0 Camp street,
(up stairs) New ORLEANS. sf-s.ss-s,
70 Country merchants and planters ordsrs
puncfually attended to.
N. B.lCotto4- SnGar and Molssass- reeeixsd
frIe Of cONoRUesssOW. milo
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TyWIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, Tin &
J. Shsse Iron Workers, No. 16 New Levee,
(between Gravier and Poydras streets,) are pre-
pared to do al kinds Of work in the above line.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in the
best manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, on hand large assort-
ment Of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR-ROOM STOVES, Of overy size and
description also, all kinds Of House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
n. B.-Steam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter
ers Of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, 20, 1850.
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r IBERAL CASH ADVANCES will b
II made on eonsignmsnts q Ssgar and Mo-
hsses to Messrs. Haven & Co, Nsw Yosk, or
William G. Hewss, Esq, New Orieens, BY
J. w. BAILEY, Fnnklin-
Nov. %. 1649.
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SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

p. Peeot ct ais. Drsrsscr Cou.r:
Samuel Kemper. Parish Of ST. Mary.
RY virtue Of writ of .feri taeias issued out
- Of the District Court in and for the parish
Of ST Mary, and to me addressed and delivered,
viii expose to public sale, for cash, at the Court
House in the town Of Franklin, on SATUR-
DAY. the 9th day Of July, 1850, the sale COM
mencing at the hour Of II o'clock, A. NJ, the fol-
lowing property. to wit:
A negro girl, named KENNY, aged 1 | years
a slave for life.
Seized as the property Of Samuel Kenper, de-
fendant in the above entitled case.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Parish of St Mary, May 90. 1870.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

p. Pteot OF ct ais. couH I De DIS D,sTs,cr,
Sam. Kemper. P.roisse Ste. Marie.
IN vertu dun ordre de feri taeias lance par
II Ia Cour de District dams ct pour la paroisse
Ste. Marie, ct moi addresse, il sera ofiert en-
vente publique. au compliant. a Ia maison-de-C Cour
dams Ia vile de Franklin, le SAMEDI, GENE
jour de Juliet, 1850, IL heures du matin, Ia
propriete suivanie, SAVIOR:
Une negresse nominee HESNY, agee de ii
ans. esclave pour IN vie.
Saisi CONNIE etant Ia propriete de Sam1 Kem-
per, deiendeur dams les process ci-dessus.
ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif.
LIE 30 Mai, 1850.
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TOWATcHMAKERs 4 JEWELLERS

o. DAVID MELvILIE, M1esa1
E Dealer is Waeekss, Jesssly ssd Fasey
- Goods, No. 81 Canal sssees, (up stairs,)
the manufactory of Melville & Co, New York,
great variety Of new ard fashioaable Jewelry,
Gold Pens and Holders, &c, al Of which will
Be soA Il New Yosk prices. =
NJ The attention Of al who take dAguerre-
otype Ekenesses is called TO . large ass0tnsnt Of
Lockets, Meda6ons, &c. Ais
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1t SO happened that, during the last
hour, thick clouds had gathered in the
sky, and before the second act had
a fearful torrent of rain
was pouring down on Paris. The Pc
destrians who thronged the streets were
/ glad to take refuge in any open build
Iing, and in few moments the Italian
Theatre was not only filled. but crowded.
Sanding on bench in the centre of
the pit, the diminutive hunchback made
himself conspicuous by the extraor-
dhary series of gestures which he
Directed toward the stage, first point
iny to himself. and then to the crowded
ranks of spec tators, whose leader and
cnquerer he seemed to be. Of course
tlese pantomimic signals were lost OIL
sss newly arrived public, but they were
perfectly well understood by Carlir.
Who smiled applause on his ambitious
little friend.
Next morning, as the latter was set
ting out for his office, a servant in
livery handed him letter, bearing the
cal of the Italian Theatre. Its con-
tents were as follows:
an. Carlin and his friends request
the honor of NJ. Dubreuil's company at
breakfast, and will feel gratified by his
accepting a season ticket to the Italian
Theatre, as slight mark of their es-
teem.o
The hunchback gladly accepted the
invitation the breakfast was delight
full, the entertainers and the entertained
being equally pleased with each other.
From that time the little man seldom
missed representation at the Italian
comedy, and became the most intimate
friend Of the harlequin, whom, when
outside the theatre, he no longer hes
itated to recognize as NJ. Carlin.
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ROBERT R. ROBINSON,
JOHN B. OLIVER.

DOBINSON & OLIVER, Maysksxds de
II Cosmisacn, No. "a rue Gravies, / b Nou-
velle Oh<ans, pour h vente des Ssere ct Me-
l.sse en- consignation.
~ Toute consignation > radresse des sous
signes est assure d'avance par police d'assurance
ouverte, Get efist ct csux qui voudront bien les
favoriser de leur patronage obtiendront des re-
tours fdeles ct prompts.
ROBERT R. ROBINSON.
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JOHN DURBRIDGE & Co,

~A Who2eHk MonMfacfM-
rsys and Dealers in Hats
asd CAPS, ONLY, No. .
Customhouse street, New
ark, New jersey. .
~ Always ON hand, very large and supe-
rior assortment of the above-named goods. Coun-
try merchants viii here find the hTgsa and 6sst
assortment of Hats and Csp& adapted TO their
business, in the city, and At the nsanayaefsrers'
pviees.
N.B-Nssro Hats many quaatity. Feb.2
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P.roisse Ste. Nasis, b q Maj. 1850.
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DOBINSON & OLIVER, com~issos Msy-
II ekonts, No "a Gravief street, New Orleans,
for the sale Of Sugar and Aolasses on consign-
ment.
by open policy of insurance, for The full value
thereof to guard against loss, which, when re-
ceived, will have prompt attention and quick and
faithful returns
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Give. " Fl It a Triaf.

VOU wlifnd it to perform all it promises, in a
i manner not to be equaled, much less exceled.
We aiude to JULES HEUEES FEGETA-
BILE LIQUID HAIR DYE, which is now gen.
orally admitted to be the BEST and indeed, the only
article which will dye the hair in an ndelIibIe
manner. without the slightest injury TO it or the
skin. 1t is entirely harmless, and yet it gives to
red ct gray hair the most natural and beautiful
colors and is adapted to all conptexons. as black,
brown, or cheshut color, may be instantaneously
produced, and cannot be removed by the action OF
heat. perspiration, water, or other hostile agents
This simple and excellent article is the only hair
eve which is compounded in a scientific manner,
warranted free from all injurious substances; and
the immediate effect Of which is truly wonderful
Be sure to ask for Jules Hauel's Vegetable 81
qud Hair Dye, as there are many limitations on sale
against which the proprietor of the above would
caution the public.
Prepared by JULES HAUEL, Philadelphia.
aa- For sale in Camden by James X. Mckain, H. j.
DeFIav and F. j.. Zemp,
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SPRING GOODS.

TIME Subscribers beg to call the attention Of
i their friends and the public generally to their
stock of fancy and domestic goods, suitable Tor the
season, which they arc just receiving. Having
been carefully selected in the New York market,
they arc enabled to sell them without any advance
on last falls prices On inspection, the stock will
be found very complete. 1t consists of
DRESS GOODS.
Bareges-plain, printed and changeable; Gren-
adm es Abornes, and Tissues; printed Lawns
Organdies, and Jacone,s; embroidered Swiss
Dresses; Gordon and Earlston Ginghams Eng
lish and American prints, &c.
LACES.
Sewed and Thread Edgings and lnsertngs. in
great variety collars and chemsettcs Of all de-,
scriptions Lace Capes, DC; Gloves Mi,ts' Rib
bons, &c.
DOMESTICS.
Bleached and brown Homespuns, all widths and
qualities; Bed Ticks, Marseilles Quilts, linen
and cotton sheetings Family Linens, Diapers
DC. with large assortment of goods suitable tor
servants wear The whole Of which will be dis.
posed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
" pN'N'N A. NJ. g. R. KENNEDY.
April 9 ~ u
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Victims Of Dyspepsia!
LOOK HERE!!
DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered to the public generally
from full conviction that it is superior to any nther
now in use, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plsint, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c
Prepared only by the Proprietors, G. w. AL
LEN, NJ. D., Philadelphia, and J. A. & w. L.
CLEVELAND, No. 2O7 King Street, Charleston
So. Ca.
n- None Genuine unless signed by DR.. G. w.
ALLEN, and countersigned by J. A. & w. l.
CLEVELAND The bn,tes having the words
ALIENS DyspEPTIc MEDICINE, Phila," blown
on the glass.
Sole Agent for Camden,
Y. ]. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall.
Sent ) 30 ~
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Removal,

THOS. BONNEIL& & CO. have recently removed to
the Stand lately occupied by J.. Meyer one door be.
low DR.. Zemps Drug Store where they VIII continue to
such rs Sugars Coffee, Tea Salt, Moasses, Maskerel,
Salmon, Flour, Rice, Un1erwood's Pickles, Kstchups,
syrups preserved fruits, fine gold leaf Ssga, Iron Of all
descriptions, Gust, German and Blister Steel Hoes Bag
nusns gnghams, crockery, &c. which they offer for sale
on reasonable terms. share Of public patronage is
spectfully solicited.
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.


CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY .F5
DIR. G.. NJ. JACKSON. sssS
4t The German Medicine store, -
no. 100 ARCH STREET, PRILADRLPHIx j
Will efectnally cure liver complaint, jsundice.
dyspepsia, chrOnic or nervous debility,
disease of the kidneys, and all dis 6
eases arising from dnurdefs1 sgsas
liver or stomach. fss FssS3 s.ss
Such as constipation, inward piles llness ot hIDod to
the mead acIdIty OF the stomach Hsnsea heastbu disgust
Tor food funess OF weign e stomach sor
sinking or Aoermg al the pit of tie stomarh swimming az
the head, hurried and difficult breathing, fxteriHe at the
neart, choking or sufcatng sensations when in living
posture, dlHness Of vsio do or webs before the Spbf
fever and dull pain in the head deficiency of perpiration
yelowness Of the skin and eyes, pain IN the side back
chest limbs &c. sudden shes OF heat burning in the
es conssltanl imagnngs OF evil and great depression d
spirits. o = -, = -
The genuine are entirely vegetable and free from al.
ohoioc stimuli ant syrup, aioes reubarb caioel arids
and eral and injurious ingredients they are pIcas-
nnt in taste andsme, and mild 10 their operation never
gpng or giving anp ueaxness they give 9Th tof
whole system hilstthey drive from disease Teycan
be administered TO the most delicate iaant with perfect
safety. 90. :, = li5i 5,Ei ~ 3
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.
1t appeared in the leading German Journat0fp phadet-
phia the philadelphia Democrat" The Editor van per
sonay acvuanted with Dr. Hoofand and prizipg lie SER
vices Of this great man he could gue Look non fs
assurance OF an imposter without apprziDg the public df
approaching danger ~. !. Ii'tsss 5sSSsi
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-07-02
DIR. CULLE MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR
FENAI,E CONP[,AINTS,

This Medicine is Vegetable Preparation, and far sur
passes lIoopers Fills in all in which they recon-
mented Hundreds Of Females whose constitutions have
been been broken down. have been restored to perfect
health by the of this invaluable medirine is en-.
rey harmless in its opeation und may be taken with per-
tect safety ai any time.
Wholesale and retail by Rowand and Walton propre.
torS, No. 81 N Sixth street. Phila. James r hckan,
Camden Boatwright and Mot, Colunibia p VI. Cohen,
Charleston.
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