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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

ELEcANr-"Q"it splitting that nasty
tobacker on the floor, Josh, or I'll whip
YOU" ala, mother, why don't you speak
properly. You should have said, cease
ejecting that offensive saliva of the Vir-'
ginia weed upon the promenade, or l
shall administer 10 you severe castiga-
ton" Exit Josh, precipi'ately, followed
by mother with broom. a'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

On a recent trip of the steamer Caddo,
Capt. Graham, passenger at the dinner
table inquired
waiter, have you any tropical delica-
cies - r 49,. .s4.. ........... .
Il don't understand French, sir, but I'll
ask the steward. ,. ".~ -a-..
The steward brought him supply of
h0f pOtn!oes. -~aaas------
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

+ Sp1rEruL.--The Cleveland Plaindenler
IF. S.> wants to know why the True
Democrat { L. F. is "like a harp struck
by lightning Assuming that nobody
answers, the Plaindealer says the Demo
crat is a "blust.d iyre,"-- Mil. Sentinel.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
roaming. Was it not a singu-

and been dreaming. Was it not singu-
lar dream ?'' sr 's- .... ID. gGssalsa ass .s-sg
All the company answered in the af-
iirmative. Toombs muttered, ssingular,
very singular - and at the same time
looking rather curiously at the back of bis
right hand, and Mr. Calhoun, placing his
head betw cen his hands, seemed buried
in reflection. a. ys'@ .."1 ~ss .7."aA q.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
PLAsrtro FRuIr lTREEs.--The grea

PLANTING FRUIT tTREEs.--The great
est error in country life is the pulling off
system OF planting the hurry Of spring de-
lays it till the fall. Time never procras-
.tinates, and is sgain al hand the same de-
lay and apology are again employed; /; we
put 1t of till another year, which soon
rolls around, and we again use another
subterfuge, and pass il OF because We
cannot get or purchase trees, with the
fruit hanging ripe and luscious. Plant
now the best you can get; and, II you
cannot beg or. buy trees, SOW and plant
seeds !; If there is no orchard room, plant
along. every fence apples and grape vines
alternately, twenty feet from plant to plant;
use the best soil you have or can procure;
dig the holes eighteen inches deep, and
three to five feet wide spread, after
planting, a few forks full Of manure or
litter over the surface roundthe tree; II 10
both a protector in dry weather and
nonrisher ingrowth. A handful Of guano
mixed with a shovellul of leached wood
ashes, spread over, the sntface, under the
litter, is very stimulating. Plant pear
trees in or adjoining the garaen--or pre-
pare a small oIchard ofthem. Plant fruit
trees. and YOU will have great chance Of
reaping the. harvest. Cover the barns
with grape vines and apricots; surround
the pig pen with plum trees, and plant the
cherry trees. on q deep dry soil; select
early and late sorts, which gives longer
period Of pie time. Plant strawberries in
rich deep soil, well manured, alternately
one foot and two"fe from row to row,
giving space to walk amongst and dress
them when required; nine inches from
plant to plant in the row will do; plant
for the first season row Of cabbages in
the wide spaces. ..' +. : - -.
Ifyon have old apple or pear trees Of
worthless sorts, thin out the old spray
wood and small shoots, and graft on fine
sorts good kind requires no more care.
or culture than crab apple or choke pear,
with the difference Of four hundred per
cent. in your favor. Graft plums and
bud cherries.--EThe Plow, Loom, and
Anvil. ..mag@ 17a5aa .a @a# 'ra n.a@.'
In planting fruit-and other trees--all
the useless branches should be removed,
leaving only such as are required 10 form
handsome open head, and these should
be shortened back !" that is, onc-half Of
the length Of last seasons growth should
be cut off. The neglect Of this is the
cause of the loss Of more than one7half Of
the trees which fail 10 grow after beirg
removed from the nursery. Small trees,
those not exceeding two years from tho
graft, or those of the peach not more than
one year from the bud, live more certain.'
ly and grow with mere .vigor than those
removed at greater age. Trees, when.
taken from The nursery, unless more than
usual care j. bestowed on their remoyals
are deprived Ct large portion Of their
roots, and, unless their tops are shortened
ofa corresponding degree, the los. ol their
juices by evaporation through their leaves
is more than can be restored by their roots.
The result is, the tree fingers and by mid
summer dies. Eos. Lou. JouR. :,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

There is man in Troy so mean that he
wishes his landlord TO reduce the price OF
his board because lie has had two Of bis
teeth extracted.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

A DurcHnAr's DEscRIPrros.-A
Du,chman thUs describes the New York
ers: Fine peoples" says he, "dey 20.
apout de streets all De day !; sheeiing.
(chentine) each oder, and dey call da:
nn.iness !"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

oIl'u>trated With cuts" said a little
urchn as he drew jack knife acro.. the
leaves uf his grammar.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

Why did Job sleep cold o'nights ? Be-
cause he had miserable comforters.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

Hit one Of your own size,' as the nail
said 10 the sledge- hammer So
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

A Yankee has bonEht pine grove, and
,ays heis going to manufacture pine-appes.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

What is longitude ? A clothes line
Because 1t stretches from pole to pole.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

The doom of Perverted Intelleci.--Obliv-
ion must be the ultimate doom Of all who
have set at defiance the maxims of decency,
morality, and religion, however bright
their genius, and however vast their pow
ers. As the world grows older, and, we
trust better; as it approximates to that state
Of religious and moral. elevation which
Christianity warrants US TO anticipate,
many production which a lcentious age
has pardoned for its genius will be thrown
aside in spite of it. In that day, if genius
rebelously refuse, as 1t assuredly will not
to consecrate itself to. goodness, the world
will rather turn 10 the humblest produce
tions which are instinct with virtue, than
to the faire<t works of genius when pollu-
ted by vice. In a WORD, the long idolatry
of intellect which has enslaved the world
will be broken; and the world will see that
bright as genius may be, virtue is brighter
still.
Happy the writer's who, if destined to
live so lone, have, with souls prophetic of
the great change, and true to the dictates
OF morality and religion, never written a
line but what after ages may gratefully
turn 10 for solid instruction or innocent.
delight; and happy also, all who, though
not destined to see those distant times,
have in any measure, contributed 10 form
and hasten ,hen!- Edinburgh Repiew.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

PREssuRr OF THE SEA.-If piece of
wocl which floats on the water, be forced
down to a great depth in the Sea, the
pressure of the surrounding liquid will
force i. INTO the pores of the wood, and so
increase its weight, that it will 10 longer
be capable of rising TO the surface
Hence the tinbers Of the ships which
have foandered in the deep part of the
ocean never rise again to the surface, like
those which have sunk near to the shore.
A diver may, with impunity, plunge TO a
certain depth OF the sea; but there is a
limi, beyond which be cannot ike under
the pressure to which he is subjected
For the same reason, it is probable that
thereis depth beyon! which fishes can
not live. They according TO Joslin, have
been caught at depth at which they must
have sustained pressure Of eighty tons
TO each square foot Of the surface Of their
bodies. .--Nories of The Sea.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

txTHOLEsALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medi-
~ cines, Chemicals, surgica, and Dental lnstru-
meats, Gold and Tin Foil, Plate, Teeth, Perfumery,
&C., Paints, Oi Dye Stuts, Druggists Glass Ware,
Winoow Glass, etc. jefferson street, between Main
and Third. Burlington, Iowa. july 26,'4
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

VTyHoLESALE Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery,
w Nails and Builders Hardware, Jefferson ST.,
nnriinRton, stand formerly occupied by Wesley
Jones. burlington, Nov 90, 1st9
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
ID MI, Ewing.
=. l.. RurnGN,

nEALER in Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods, Gro-
Dceries, Queensware, Hats Gaps, Boots, ,shoes,etc.
south side Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
Alfred Clarke,

MAILER in Hardware, Dry Goods, Groceries,
X ARe0ts, shoes and Ready-made Clothing, etc.,
sosh side Jefferson street, between Main and Water
streets, Burlington, Iowa. f Dec 81 ,ls4S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
Dp Inhn n. Henry

ISENDERS his professional services to the citi-
= sens Of Burlington and its vicinity.
Y 0s0mce in the Basement OF his new building
- Corner Of 4th steef and the Pubiic square. Resi-
seHce 10 the same building.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
w. II. MallrO.

0EGERALeAGENT and Commis sion Merchant,
Isferson, between Main and Water streets,
3uriinyton, Iowa.
DEALER IN. staple Dry Goods, Croce ries, liz
q0oro. Boots. shoes. etc. etc. ses sF .en*
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
Gnrrcft & CeOner.

yrHOLESALE and retail Dealsrsi in Dry Goods,
Nv Groceries, Hardware. Queensware, Roots,
Sheer, Hats and Caps, Ready Made Clothing, GLASS,
Nais, ETC., ETC., on Main, below Jefferson street.
6urlinxtOn. Iowa, fapril 26, ,4e
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

HOUSE, Sign, Carriage and ornamental Painter;
= Glazier, Glider and Imitator Of Wood, Marble,
etc., etc., south side or Jefferson, three doors east
ot Aain street, Burlington, Iowa. [may 3, '49-1y
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

II. r. Abrahalsls :
u n Cri Mfs,. < CO,

nEALER IN BOOKS AND STATIONERY of eve-
- iry ale scription at the lowest prices for Cash
eon street Rurliny Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
y. II. ITALIAN I /.

TXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealer in Drugs.
w Mfdicines, Paints, Dge SaSs, Patty, W'ndo~
6l&ss &C.. &C., Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

II =. PARSONS. JOSHUA corr. C.. B.PARsoNs
ParSOMx, Copp L. Parsons.
k'03W WAnDlNC And COMBUSTION MERCHANTS,
svsnt ead Jeferson Streets, BURLlNGToH IOWA.
DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Sueensware, Boots and shoes, Drugs and MedI-
sInes, Dye-stuns, Paints, Oils, etc. etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

w.. sU.CHAAnEkGlN. e#E# ask &s8 u. HANp.
~ u. Chasnbcclis s. Co.,
llALEkS in Lumber, Shingles, Laths and square
- Timber. Es.otice Tor the present at Kand's
oFA mouse. burlington, aug. 9, 's9
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

fSCTLEN-MAxEs Pen Knives, Pocket-Knives,
~ Raaors, scissors, &c. oE7Grinds and re-
inirs same cheap. SH0r on Main street. between
Washington and Columbia, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
Prugh & Cook.

.yrrrKAsoN STREET, bet,reen Main and Third.
w 7noxEsAAE and Retail Dealers in Iron, stoves,
Nv Castings, Hollow Ware, etc., etc. Also, Man.
rfacturers Of Tin, Copper and sheet Iron Ware.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
v. r. COOLBAuGH J. HENRY q
w. r. COOlbaugh 4 CO,

TTTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware, oueensware, Boots
s1h shoes, Hats and Caps, Glass, Nails, etc. etc.
ss.a Jefferson street, Huntingdon, fo,ra.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

stssss TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
80 DoLLARs per year; to be paid In advance.
~. - .onths. one dollar and twenty-five cents
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

OK !EWELER, Clock and Watch Maker, north
Nac Jefferson street, between Maia : Third.
caocks Watcaes, Je,uciry, MusieG' instru'aents
- Fancy Goods for sale. Jsep s0I
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18
EOOtc q CO.
r, T.. KIHubcrg.

WHoLEsALE Dealers in Groceries and For
Nv -wsrdng and Commission Merchants, Water
Greet, south side Of Jefferson, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-18

w O.ESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
Ma. ena Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready
q. .'o.ninE, etc., etc. Corner Main and yefier-
"ests, BURLINGTON, Iowa.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01
Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery.

Ia. lcrih.r i> i,!>; received fine ;r,S"rlln ~ "i
r-:n,.ry u,l !i3.ry iri' a. c'". RI IA" rn;,> knS
sci : aul pr.yn,ta i:Di!rn il t"".i",: Lavender Wa
ter UiL, of kou.t. !inr irnnIc Nr"5ar. lu'i's nn;
Russ,l,s Extracts of Wr. End. IUrky' hub, Jenny .ad,
t.itronea or. Bouquet de- Carrinc: Eau lu2trn Bear ::
Oil Bamlni,. PhIuc'r. "ci"ine MIras:ar o:i ''nl-
ranI. Italian me Ii,G:'"l soap. Transparent Wash Balls
sand Il. T.; RoSr Ahi".,L. Windsor ;rl Nymph s"ap
Shawn. 'r,.aiI,s N-en Fun liiy White. Rose Foot
PAST. :,:d"r:rcI ''ctilrir Hair l'iil nail il"S'dn
Shawn. i'r',.i>: Ivory an i'"ir !i'''!''' Mr' %r'
Li,,u.,d .:, IL ,;un I,z.n.. "a! i'uH,"r IN "h
,,., Fla ,uur,. Ex"r"i. oi'.. " Is. Spices, N''.'Ir
-iL~u -
('rn,!aM: I!:nl "nni'';" as.mrlrn''; al Drugs;
rh.u,,ii. Paints. G.i>. Hn!"i Glass l'','';n '.'i
,Ti,,..p,,, II "rl;.- :.:,rTti il:ianI> iciiIIin.-
re- I:,.n,>. i;.lrirI '"'l' ~.
r,- Orl. from ,rsl"H'. c',rr!".iy par'"l a;I Tie
fUi'3I LANES T.. NrKA!N.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01
ECONOaIY Is WEALTII!
ABIN'S WASHING MACHINE.

THE above machines for washing clothes have
been used and approved for the last six months in
this place and vicinity by men of the highest re-
specaLiliy, and the subscriber is prepared to fur
nish them at rhcrt nrtce. The machines are of
simple construction, and perfect in operation. They
can Lc worked By hoy, girl, or woman, and much
lime saved in washing without injury To tile clothes
All lerSnIis are forbid infringing on The patent.
u Directions 90 with each machine.
L. 6. ROBINSON.
D,c 40 GIN
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01
Blankets, Kerseys, sattinets, Jeans,
DOMESTItS, &c. &c.
Committed,

To the inspection Of Planters and the Public
generally, cheap lot of heavy Blankets, Plains,
Kerseys aud Jcan-, Of every description, suitable
for Ilo sc and Plantation Negroes. Also, large
stock of Wool Hats and Domestic Goods.
Purchasers are requested 20 call at the "PAL-
MErTO STORE" pay charges and take them
away JAMES WILSON.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01
Victims Of Dyspepsia!
LOOK IiEI5E!!
DIR ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered to the public generally
from full conviction that il is superior to any niher
now in use, for the cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver Com
paint, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
Prepared only by the Propric'or<, q. w: AL
LEN, NJ. D., Philadelphia, and J. a. u w.
: LlXELAND, No. POI king Street, Charleston,
So. Ca. "
o. None Genuine unless signed by DR.. G. W.
ALLEN, and coun,ersigncd by J. A. Il W. l.
CLEVELAND. The bottles having the words
ALLEYS DysrErrIc MEDICINE, Pha," blown
on the glass.
Il. ]. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite .lEsonic Hail..
Sept ) so ~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01
D0mcs:ic Manufactures.

We are now prepared 10 offer our stock Of
Black and Russell Pcgged Brogsns, and Russell
scwed Negro Shoes, all Of our own manufacture,
which we can recommend to our customers as
they have tccn got up with great care and made
oflhe best materials. Purchasers will please call
and examine for themselves.
Oct. II. w. ANDERSON, g. Co.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01

The subscriber has now on Eand, variety of
CARRIAGES, EuggicS, Ruckaways, Sc, and Harness,
which hr oilers Inr sale at reduced prices.
Il H. prepared To bud ami /" repair every de-
scrprcn Of Carragc, Wagon, Cart, WhecGar-
row ST., and ali kinds Of Iron WORK, either for
plantation or ether Use
Horses carefully anI neatly Shod.
ROBERT MAN.
June 81 II u
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DIR. CUL LIE MS
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPLAINTS

This Medicine is Vegetable Preparation, and Elr sur
piss,s Ilunpcrs Fills n all in which they
nrnLrd Hundreds Of Females whose constitutions have
been been broken dow;l. have been restored 10 perfect
health lv the Sc of This invaluable medicine. 1T is
lircy harmless in its urlsim and may he taken with per
feet safety IL any time.
Wholesale and retail by Rowand am Wallon lroprir-
tor. No. u y. S>lh sir', Phila.. James X Kahn.
Cau.!,.n Bnawr:.h, and Miu Columbia, =. = Cohen,
Charleston.
luv II =?
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01
VALENTINE Mn'r'T u 0.

Prof Surgery Ned College. New York, says
81; gives pil,sar- To certify the va i; efficacy ol
Ayers CHERRY PECToRAL, which col" .icr prcGi:ary
aiaptchiD To- cure diseases of t.e Throat and Lungs"
THE RI. REV. LORD BISHOP FIELD
writes in letter IN his friend VIII" VAS fast Sinking Under
an affection Of the lungs :-'Try The CHERRY PscT"naL
and ifLy medicine give !ou .:r with The hi"SIn2
of God t!iai wiIl'
CHEF J!:;rsCE EuS'rIS,
of Lo, ana writes that Young daughter Of his wa
cured oi several l:,cs oI Group b. The CHERRY
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
The a:;rliam J"nrml Of Mrtt. a. Science
STATES THAT isIhIEl al:d bronchitis prevalent IN this
inc!cncnt climate. las yielded %iia surprising rap;'y Ia
Ayrcs CHERRY pECToNii. ar, we ct;Inol too strongly
reconmc. this sii;iu preparation to the Professions a''I
public :.rlIcrailv.
Let tic relieved sufferer speak for himself:
lARTEo2D. Jan. 2G, lSiI
Dr. c. Avers-Drar Sir.-iI.v,s b en r,:,ctic! from
4 painful and ian.rrulS ,:ci>c ny ycGr nicIicnc, grail
tude prglpts me send yGn ls acknowledgment, not
only in justice 10 yu bt oT TIC iiurral"a others III ihe
aiIcliDl.
slight cnl upon tI lungs. neglected at first became 50
severe that sYig "r ond. viorni co'sh aid r"'i''e
night followed and f>cIs'i Upon ne became
cnaciaicd. rni sleep, was d!sIr'S>rd by m c1nih.
and pain through my cir.', AMI III >n'rl had H.; ic
alarming symptoms Of quick r'iSIln,;i"I No medicine
srrrd a! all TO rr" my case u'''I p'"vldrntly fcu
your CHERRY pEcroRAL Which s"oh reIi.vcI and row
Iras cured ll,. Yours. &c, T. A. siEMAHl'
ALBANY. y. V, tpril Il. l5iS.
Dr. Aver Lnwcl-Drtr Sh:-l l:ayc four years been
afflicted with Asthma III Tue Wr'Si i"rIh' =" uht'
been obliged sleep my char for large part {" the lc
Lcii. Unable 10 breath my t"t!. Ina! tired a great
many medicines to n purpose, until my physician pre-
scribe,l ~ an experiment. your CHERRY PEcToGAl"
Al first il seemed TO make worse. hn in LEGS lIiil
week brgan to rs;srrrr the gratifying relief from
lis Use: and u,w il, four weeks the disease is entirely re-
lnovc,l can sleep my bed with comfort. and Joy
state ul health which, has, expected 10 tny.
GEORGE :. FhHRANT.
Prepared by J. G.. AVER. C"nist, Lowell, Mass. and
sold in CAMuEY by j. H. McEAlN. and - Druggists ana
dealers srllcraily ihrou. .hoa .le Stale.
January =: lSj3 5in
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Tia: uniform success whirh has attended the UG this
rrcpa,ati-;ls sau'ary ciicc:s power t" relieve and
cure affections C tie Lnss Lave gained for celebrity
eqaileJ by other medicine. We Offer TO iiie allc
ed with entire confidence III It's rirs. and the full belief
that it will subuc and The Severest attacks oil dis
case upon tie Il, aid E.g These results, as they
become pabcly Known, very naturally attract The a!tri
lion of medical Hell AMI pI .;thrnpss cvcryw'erc-
What is their opinion Of CHERRY rEcToaai. may be s"ch
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-01
r.. w. ssD.T IN

r.. w. asDTNS;T
VIII continue TO act AZ Agent for persons trans
ac,iu,r business in either of he Banks in Camden
Hard are :lls;i E2i:;ch.i3si::i' 'sG1is.
A complete assur,u ent always on hand, hy
sept. II. II. LEVY u H'iN
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DIR. CULLEN'S
vynyty VEGETABLE PANACEA!

This Medicine is WARRANTED To hc superior to any 9th.
or nreparalion Of Sa rsapra The worlt-as cured and
,y; cnr, m,-, csrs of Scroiua or kings Evil CunsIln
lion Bronchitis. ErvsiIeiIs Obstinate Illl!eos Erhp.
liuS Botrllcs, iies, Ring Worms, ard ietlcr' Scad
Head Chronic Ulcers. M"rcurial DISEASE RhcuniaSh,
Nurari Liver complaint, Papl:aun oi lie Heart, Dys,
un.; ,c than any other medicine ever discovered at
hence i, is the best purifier Of the blood ever offered to Tie
nbic Read the certificate Of Mr. Brooks, and then send
to our Agent and get plM!" containing scores Just as
S'' ISAAC BROOKS, JR., CAsE!!
co AND SEE HIN AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN ToLD!!
We the undersigned. having visited hr. Isaac Brooks,
IT,, at the office Of Mts>r! Ruwand X Wa!tpn 376 War
kct street, pha consider his case the most remarkable
on. We have ever witnessed or heard n
ri. disease WAS Srro'i and terrible must have been
his Twelve yeass conflict with the Destroyer Ills Palate.
The entire roc OF his moiih N,sc Upper LIP and lower
i'll Of Inc right Eye have been ds't'"cV ms race "e;'ii
cate. up aud part Of the law Bone carried away And
vel We can give no desert llon ol hi- case.
NJ. g. informs that in JANUARY it.', the whole interior
q. hi, mouth ~ wc rs most OF his lace, was mass oi
O ti - az lanrary last, lc cni!nc!crt taking DE-.
f.uu.,,:s ;,an Vegetable Panac"a which checked ihc
disease in a few ,!y and it;n ,i'a ilir the cure i'S pro-
rrc.scl wi:Inu; li'r.Ass'On
,l,n, ha.lIy d.i!,ircI Iii. face Is s"al AL his gcrs:
health is restored. W - ,
~. ,r. assured that in the treatment of Mr. Brooks
,, no AIcrcurials t!mcuts, Ca'ls!:c applications
have been uStdia TACT, c IaiTcra alo'c HIS wrought
this wonderful rmi!'
PrILir . WHITE E>', j. W. JONES' VI: "
Rev JOHN CHAMBERS. W. SrEELN", Va; H.
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Rev. J. K. NICHOLAS, lI>coH fEiNcK' ~
p.v WV Iru,t =. B. COLES, ,. ID.
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= ;;,.,Iioy 81 l.. \. GOnEY. Ed.
And ,rd,,tli!> al ""rS equally rr-scclubc, whosc
name, hi "a, D. Ll''! II necessary.
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