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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26
r E NJ OVAL.
ORGE L. ECKERT.

~ - ~ u " "a IL Il " IA Il II IL
HAS removed his CABINET WARE ROOM ~
Main street, in StGlbery'S Building two doors Eas
Of the Hooking Valley Bank, where he will keep on
hand larger and general assortment of Cabinet
Furniture, than ever BEFORE and manufactured as su
al by the best of workmen of the best material and
in the very latest ststyles-consisting in part of
French, Serpeptn' q Plain Sofas
very chesP.
LOUNGES DIVANS aud OTTOMANs.
Of various styles;
MAHOGANY R0CHING AND SETTING CHAIRS
Of different kinds.
Serpentine Centre TABLES at atreduced prices:
Pier, Card, Dressing, End. Dining and Tea Tables;
Yankee Lockers Secretaries and Book Cases;
French, Serpentine and plain Dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany and plain Bireads, Uery Cheap;
Wardrobes, Wash-Stands and Work Stands
Desks Hat Racks and Night Stands, very lop;
BEDSrEADS OF ALL KINDS.
And all other articles in his line that NAV be callod
for Having large and select stock on hand, he will
dispose Of the same at reduced prices and as low
any man sells articles of equal quality al auction.
a. @ Old Gt!gM@Ssg
Is always in readiness to attend funerals at the short
est notice. All Collins made TO order The suhscr;
ber will promptly attend funerals any where In tho
county with his Hearse free of extra chaue. and ali
his prices will be reduced.
The subscriber returns his greaful thanks 10 his oyd
customers and respectfully solicts a continuance of
their patronage. Under his new arrangement he will
be able to give more general satisfaction to the pub
lie. GEORGE l. ECKEpT
Lancaster, March 90, 1850. n
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r e M VAL.

WILLItM e. BICH
uAS removed his BOOT SHOE
IL Establishment to the room in
~ Shefer's Building one door East Of
the Tdllmadge House, where in ad.
GsAn-H - dion to his Stock of his own manu-
~ hcbre, he will constantly keep on
hand general assortment of Cincin-
natl work for Ladies', Gentlemen and Children
The work will all be done in the best manner and of
the best material.
Thankful for the past patronage Of the public he
respectfully solcits continuance Of their hvors.
Lancaster, may 3, 1850 3m62
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nnGPoRruNE or FASHION.

GINEUHAU1W OF E'A5EA1UN.
TIME Partnership heretofore existing between FINK
l. BONE WINTER has been mutually dissolved,
l. Winter having associated himself in partnership
with JoHN GRAYBILI begs leave to call the attention
Of the public to the new firm under the name Of
Winter and Graybill.
Having removed their shop to Greenes Row, opposite
the Tallmadge House. take this method Of informing
the public that they will be on hand to administer
to all the old customers and the citizens generally,
and to those who are desrous Of having work done u
a neat workmanlke and fashionable style particular
attention will be given tothe latest receipt Of Fashions
By strict attention and close application to business,
they hope to receive liberal share Of patronage,
surfing those who will favor them with call, that no
pains will be spared to suit the taste Of the most as
dious. All work in the branch Of tailoring making or
cutting waFTantedto please.
Shop upstairs next door to Smalley's Hat Store
WINTER & GRAYBILL,
Lancaster, April l2 1850 40
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GRAND JURT- True Bills County
JaI.-The Grand Jury. the present ses-
sion. were employed for little over FIVE
days. In that time, they found "true
bills" against Twelve persons for Retail
in spiriiuous liquors. against three for
permitting Gaming in their houses. a.
gaiust tw"fnr Petit Larceny. against ons
each for Grand Larceny. Libel aud As.
sault with threats making twenty in all.
They also, for the third time. reported
the county Jail nuisance. This will be
soon remedied. as the codnty cothmis.
sioners have it in contemplation to have
a new nne greeted.
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The UNIoN CAucUs.-This assembly
which the telegraph made to meet in
Washington city, under favorable auspi.
cies, was never held. TWAS telegraph.
cd to tire Baltimore Patriot aud some
other eastern papers, and this account
was transmitted west.
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NEW ARRANG EM EMF.

JoH " oRK,
the late firm of JoHN WoRK h Co having pur.
~ chased the entire stock in trade, will continue at
the old stand to carry on the
Tin, Copper and sheet-Iron Business,
Ia all It's various branches in the best manner and
upon the most reasonable terms,
stoves! Stoves! NIOVcS!!!
He will keep constantly on hand Stoves Of every
variety and pattern, such as
Resor's DOUBLE OVEN COOKING.
Rochester AIR TIGHT do
kennear's HOT AIR do
PREMIUMS, of all aizes.
Box, Parlor and Coal Stoves.
The public are invited to call and examine the stock
it will be warranted to give general satisfaction
N. B. The notes and accounts due the late firm OF
JOHN WoRK Co.. are now in my hands for collection
and the immediate payment of them will be absolute.
ly necessary TO close up the partnership account
JOHN WORK
Lancaster, March |, 1850
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GR4MMARS, Dictionaries and Readers, Graecs
u Majora &c, Bibles and Testaments.
Also supply of Latin Books JOHN LEHMAN
Lancaster, March s, 1850 "A
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26

PAYING THE PRINTER The n. Y,
Councils at their last sitting designated
the Sun, Tribune, Commercial Advert.
ser. Evening Pos, and Express as the
papers that should print officially report.
ed proceedings Of the fathers, al the rate
Of 81 900 per year
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The American Live Stock
ms UR 4 NCE COM PANY
Charter Ualimited- Granted January Q, 1850
0'nniInI SHA AMAi

VIRGIL L. SHAW, Agent Lancaster, Ohio, or
flee on main street, two doors west of the Hooking
Valley Bank.
Fof the Insurance of Horses, Mules, Prize Balls
Sheep and Cdttie Qferery description against the com
bined risks Of Fire, Water, Accidents Disease
Losses paid in thirty days after proof of death.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph Bowman, John Wise,
Hiram DeckertNr. D Alvan W. Tracy,
Isaac Mass, Hon. Abner 7. Ellis,
George d. Hay, Abm. Smith,
Hon. Thomas Bishop.
JOSEPH q. BOWMAN, President.
B. S. WHITNEY, Secretary
WILLIAM BuRcH, Treasurer. mh29 Al
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
ny THE
KNOX ms SUR a NOE CnMp

VINcEENEs, STATE OF IND1Ar.
NHlS Company is now prepared to insure live.
against losses by fire, and also against those Ios.L
that occur in the transportation of property
ing business on large eGpital and It's directors are
men IT o. wealth. are well known throughout the West
The Directors of this company in establsbnS an vest
fy IN lancaster are prompted by no other tbah ! II.
perai spirit Of honorable competition; and thev ara
to hope that the well established reputation ~ o;n @
age. Pauon-
This company will take short risks nm tho live. .
persons going 10 California, Apply to '''''
Lancaster; march 90, 1860. 4-YcM~1t Ye0~1
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MECHANICS Apprentices Rend This
- -Elihu Burrilt, who from his own en-.
ergy and perseverance, has become Que
of the mnst learned men IN the country
expresses The opinion that ",he situation
Of sn apprentice TO mechanical busi
ness is one Of the most favorable for ma
king intellectual progress; and ifhs had
bis life to live over again he should prefer
to begin as an apprentice. The labor Of
the day secures health and gives keen
relish Tor study in the hours Of relaxation.
The means Of the apprentice for acquir.
ing habits Of reading aud taste for study
are already respe ctable, aud are constant.
Iy increasing. Applicaiion-the right Of
spare minutes are the great secrets Of
success in lhe moral and intellectual Ell.
lerprises. the pursuit Of which is the pre-
rogotivo Of man."
The "learned blacksmith knows from
experience. Ho worked upon the anvil
aud devGIed his leisure hours To study
The consequence is that he has become
distinguished as schular and philau'
thropist.
70 education. intellectual and moral
culture, we must look at last for equality,
the proper foundation of Republican
Government. This alone will destroy
prejudice, and men will be valued al
their real worth.
Boys cot this out. aud tesd it every
morning before you go to work, until you
are satisfied with its truth. Then 60 to
work as Burritt did, and you win soon
find p eosure in the pursuit of knowl.
edge. which will compensate you thous.
and times for the transient pleasures you
now seem TO enjoy.
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COrdage lust % Iland.

a Supply ofTow Linen, Sash Cord, Bed Cord, Hemp
n and Cotton; Broom Pwine; Seine Twine, Hemp
and cotton: Fish Line and Hooks, by
may "a, 1880 G.. KAUFMAN,
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WOOlLEN GOOnS

AN now opening a complete Stock of Cloths
u CasSlmeres, Sattinets. Pilot, Beaver and Mack
inaw Over Coatings Tweeds FIunnels Kerseys
Jeans FnITd Cloths, Sleeps Grey Cassnets. LIN.
seys. &c &c w. T, WISE
Lancaster. November l6. l849 90
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WlsuIEdroy, l3th Jnly. 18SO.


MgssnS. EDlIoRS:-hiy attention has just been
called to u communication in your paper Of this
morning over the signature Of Henrico, (copied
from tho l'hiladelphih Bulletin )puporiing IN give
the incidents attending the lllness of General
Taylor. preceding his DEATH which containsstaie q.
D,ents in reference to inyself aud colleague, Mr.
Toolnbsundera pro,estn,ion Of respecting mere
y what the correspondent knew to be true" that
cannot permit to go IN the country uncon,ralict.
ed. | did moi 500 Gen. Taylor during his illness,
nor did my colleague Mr. Toombs. The lnst in.
terview had with him was several days before
his nttack, aud never. In any interview had with
him, was there the slightest olluson made in the
rem0iest degree whatever. 10 the subject stated
By Henrico. Az | leel warranted in snyiug thu
same in relainn To my colleague. Mr.. Toombs,
deem II. therefore duty sS well 10 myself as tn
the memory nl the hutorcd aud usirious doud
to osRy that the statement OF The BalIeiins CORES.
prdeut, in this particular, is without the shad,
tw OF foundation.
Y0nn respectfully
II ~
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Light! Light! Light!M

JUST received, good supply Of Star Candies, mould
ID do. and Lard Oil, &c. @. KAUFFMAN.
may "a, 1850 8
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NpaMish Naldles.

GA TNHE subscriber is now Inak
kz ing the bestarticIe ofSPAN
vi ISH SADDLES. which ho will
have on hand at al times, He
dehes ny body to produce superiornrtc
JOHN N. LITTLE.
Lancaster, May IL. Is49.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26

MR. STEPHENS OF GEoRGrA.-We pub.
lished few days since ar interesting
account from The Philadelphia Bulletin
of the last illness Of General Taylor
In iha, account was published very Sc.
rious charge against MessrS. Stephens
aud Toombs, which is 1a,Iy denied as
will be seen by the following leuet- -
These gentleman have sins enough to
answer for, aud we hope Mr.. Stephens
letleris correct:
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saddle and Harness NToL;u !.

TNHE undersigned respect
Il fully announces to the ci.
tizens of Lancaster and vicini-
ty, that he intends carry on the
above business at the old Stand
9f x. X. Mccall in Shgfer's'
Roto, ttoo doors east Of He
1atlmadge House, where by
strict attention to ,b,isine IS be
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-07-26

yyanal FansII-zk largo and splendid assOr.men,
- ita isls very e1sap by oATEs& cosPER.
Lsns3iirr, NAV iG ltc5 .
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IL Il M q v Al
BOOTS AND swoEs.

BOOTS q ND HOES.
HNHEundersigned would respectful
~1 i ly inform his friends and custom.
" ers, that he has removed his Shop
AA to the room recently occupied by NJ
s~Ss- ~c~S SMALLEY, one door East of Julien
AA. and ULRIoK's Store He sill keeps
cohstanly on hand all kinds of Boots
and Shoes ready made;-ard is prepared to madufac.
ture work to order on the shortest notice. with neat.
ness anddespatch. JOHN NJ MILLER,
Lancaster, April 5, 1850 6m4S
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noPes t0recelVe liberal Share
OF public patronage He intends to keep work Of the
oeSt and most taShonGble style on hand, at all times
and at all prices His work will be made in the verv
best manner and of the very best materials He has
his employ some of the very best workmen in The
State, and therefore warrant his work,
He will make to order and keep constantly on hand
on Whips. ""N "as
variety of Fly Nets, Brdles Collars and Harne,,j
pet Bags and Trunks. VI 0ai'
It's given up by all who have examined his stock
that he has on hand the largest and best assortment of
WORK ever before kept in this place. and he intends to-
be ready at all times to accommodate the pnbc with
every thing in his line and at the lowest prices
Give him call, and you will not 20 away with.
out buying ISRAEL KEMMERER
Lancaster, march, 49, 1850 3m47
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nawls.-sOmc beautiful Grape and Thlbet Wool
SnAwmM HENLEY'S.
Lancaster, may "a, 1850 3
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r 81 M MOVAL
III. CORNER, West oh Centre dneu. and has ioine
nth him in the business his Son JOHN FIELDING
mder the firm name Of
FIELDING AND SON.

They have lust added 10 their former supply the aFg-
est and most Varied assortment of HATS and CAPS,
IL y l. L -
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-10-03
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Cd virtue of sundry writs of Vend. Expon-
s. > and Lev. Fscias issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Cambria county,
and TO me directed, there viii be exposed TO
sa lc at the Court House, IN the Borough oi
Ebensburg, Cambria county, Monday the
7th day of October next, at one O'Clock p. NJ
All the right. title and interest of William
McCloskey, deceased, now in the hands oi
Nancy and Hugh McCloskey, Administrators
of said deed, of, in and To piece or parcel OF
land situate in Washington township, Cambria
county. containing 200 acres more or less,
about 60 acres of which are cleared having
thereon erected log House and 10 Barn in
the occupancy of Daniel Criste, and a Plank
House in possession of Joseph MCCloskey.
Taken in execution, and to lie sold at the
suit of Philip Noon for use Of Henry O'Harra
.4tso,
All the right, title and Interest of Jane S.
Dunlap of, IN and TO a tract Of land. situate
partly in Summerhiil and partly in Richland
township, Cambria county, adjoining lands of
John Burk, Allen Sharp, Jacob Paul and
others, containing 400 acres more or less, hav-
ing thereon erected two story frame House,
a plank House and Saw Mill, now in the &C.
cupancy of Jane s. Dunlap.
TEkeu in Execution, and to be sold at the
suit OF Andrew Todd for of Bingham,
kintZle & Co.
.4Lso,
All the right, title and interest of Samuel
White of. in and to lot of ground situate in
kernville, Conemaugh township, Cambria
county, adjoining lots of Joseph Moore and G
w. Kern, ha wing thereon erected and a
ha If story plank II ouse, now an the occupancy
of the said Samuel White.
Taken in Execution, and to be sold at the
suit Of Cook and M'Kee for of Sellers and
Nichols.
.4iso,
Ali the right, title and interest of William
Palmer of, in and TO tract of land situate in
Snmmerhill township, Cambria county, ad
joining lands of John Kesn, Raphael Cooper
and others, containing l30 acres moro or less
about 10 acres of which cleared, having
thereon erected cabin House now in the oc
cupancy Of Joseph EmIgh.
Taken in Execution, and 10 be sold at tn,
suit Of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
u n. B. The Sheriff has made the follow
ing the conditions of the above sales, viz: ont
fourth of the purchase money each sale tc
| be paid at the time the property is struck down
when the sale amounts to $500 and upwards
under $500, and more than 100, the one third
under SI00, and more han $50, the one half
less. than $50 the whole amount, otherwise
| the property will Immediately again be put VI
| 10 sale; and no Deed will be presented for ac
| kuowledment, unless the balance of the pur
chase money be paid before the following Court
/ JOHN BRAWLEY, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Ebensburg
| Sept. 5, lS50.-tc.
! G''Echo" please py.
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Pursuant TO the provisions contained iii The
10Th section of he act frat aforesaid. the judg
es of the aforesaid districts shall respectively
take charge of the certifca te or return OF the
election of their respective districts. and pro-
duce them at a meeting of one judge from each
district. at the Court House in the borough of
Ebensburg, on the third day after the day of
election, being for the present year on FRI
DAY the llti of OCTOBER next, then and
there to do. and perform The duties required by
law of said judges. lso, that where Judge
by sickness or unavoidable accident, is unable
to attend SAID meeting Of judges, then the GER.
ti6cate return foresaid shall be taken
charge Of by one of the inspectors or the clerks
Of the election of sad district, who shall do
and perform the duties required o: said judge
unable 10 attend
Given under my hand at my Office, in Eb.
ensburg, the 2d day of September a. d. 1850
a nd of the Independence of the United States
of America, the seventy fifth.
JOHN BRAWLEY
Sheriff Of Cambria co. Pa.
Sheriff's Office, Ebens burg, }
September I'd, 1850.
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Cambria, and -----.
ONE PERSON to fill the office of Coun-

y
also make known and give notice, as in
and by the 18th section o the aforesaid act
am directed. "th1t every person, excepting JUS
tices of the peace, who shall hold any Office or
appointment of profit or trust under the Gov
eTnmert of the United States or of this State,
or any city or Incorporate district. whether
commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordi-
nate officer or agent who is or shall be. Ploy-
ed under the legislative, judiciary, or executive
department OF this State United States, or
Ht any city or incorporate district; and also,
that every member of Congress AID The State
Lag stature and OF the select or common coun.
ell Of any city commissioners of any iucorpo-
rate districts. is by aw inca pa bic of holdingor
exercising at the same time, the office .or ap-
pointment OF Judge. inspector clerk Q f any
election of this comlnonwcalth, and that no IN.
spector or Judge or other officer of any such
election. shall be illegible TO any Office then to
be voted for"
Also that in the fourth section Of the act of
Assembly, entitled, "An Act relating to eyecu-
tiona. and for othsr purposes" approved April
10, 1910, II is enacted that the aforesa id 9th
eec;lon ''shali not be constructed To prevent
any miltia officer or borough officer from ser
wing as Judge, inspector or clerk, at any gen
orsl or special election In this Commonwealth.
Also. that in the 6lst section of said ct it
IS ed that every general and special cleo
tion, shall be opened between the hours of
eight and ten III the forenoon. and shall con.
tnue Without interruption or adjournment un-
III seyen oclock in The evening, when the polls
shall be closed
The general. special, city IN incorporate dis
rict and township elections, and ali elections
for electors of president and vice president of
the United States, sha II be held and conducted
by the inspectors and judges elected as fore.
said and by clerks sPpointed as N hereinaft er
provided
mo person shall be permitted 10 vote al any
e,eolon. as aforesaid bat white freeman of
the ago of TIVE nty one years more, who shall
have resided in this state at least one year and
IN the election disric. where he offers TO vote
at least ten days Immediately preceding such
election. and within two years paid state OF
county tax which shall hsve been assessed a
least ten days before The election But cit
zen of the united states who has previous y
been a qualified voter OF this state, and removed
therefrom and returned, and who shall have
resided IN the election district. and paid taxes
aforesaid, shall DC entitled TO after re-
siding in This state six months. Pn0ui3sd, Fiat
the white freeman, citizens of the united states
between the ages of RI and % years, and have
resided in the election district ten days sa
aforesaid, shall be entitled 10 vote, althou n
they shall not have paid taxes,
mo person shall be permitted to vyte whose
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= SORES, 1t has NJ Equal.
It is impossible 10 give the public adequate
idea of the great success which has attended
the administration ofthe Al-Healing Ointment
for the past three years. 1t is perfectly as
tonishing TO witness the effects and hear the
praises bestowed on this medicine. No
one could conceive that a single medicine
possessed so much yirtuo, and had pnwer to
heal SO many diseases. But since il has been
known that tens Of thousands have been cured,
cur friends will begin 10 realise the truth of
our remaI ks in q former advert isement, viz
that there would not be a single family in A
rica, who would live day without posses.
sing box of
WALISTER'S ALL-HEALING ONT.
MENT,
if they but knew its virtues.
BURNS.-It is one of the best things in the
world for burns.
If MOTHERS and NURSES knew it's value
in cases of swollen Sore Breasts and Sore
Nipples, they would always apply it. In such
cases, if used, according TO the directions, IT
gives relief IN uery fer hours.
PILES.--Thousands yearly cured by
this Ointment. Ii neuer fails in giving relief
for the Piles.
RHEUM4TISM
1t removes, almost Immediately, the infian-
nation and swelling, and the pain ceases.-l
Read the directions around the box.
HEADACHE.
The salve has cured persons Of the hea dache
SO severe as to cause vomiting.
The following testimonial was given by the
celebrated DR.. Wooster Beach, the author of
the great Medical " ork entitled The Amer.
can Practice of Medicine and Family Physi-
can:'
Having been made acquainted with the in
gradients W c compose MALISTER'S
ALL-HEALING OINTMENT. and having
prescribed and tested it in several cases in my
private practice, 1 have hesitation in say
| ing or certifying thatit is vegetable remedy
containing mineral substance tchdieper that
| its ingredients, combined are, and used as
directed by the Proprietor, not only harm.
less but OF great value, being truely scientific
| remedy of great power; and cheerfully recon-
mend It a compound which has done muc uch
good, and which is adapted TO the cure of
great veriely of cases. Though L have never
either recommended engaged in the sale of
secret m ed IcInes, regard tor The truly honest.
| conscientious, and humane character of the
| Proprietor ofthe Ointment, and the value of
his discovery obligss me to say thus much re-
garding ii.
w. BEACH, MD.
! New York April 22d 1916.
| AROUND THE BOX ARE DIRECTIONS
| FOR USING M'ALISTER'S OINTMENT
FOR SCROFULA. LIVER COMPLAINT
ERISIPELAS, I ETT r, CHILBLAIN,
THROAT, N ERV VoUS AFFE CTIONS,
PAINS, HEADACHE, DEAFNESS, EAR
ACHE, BURNS, SORE LIPS, rMPLES,
&c, RHEUMATISM, PILES, SWELLED
OR BROKEN BREAST. TOOTH-ACHE
AGUE IN THE FACE, Sc, sc.
u-This Ointment is good for any part of
the body or limbs when inf1amed. In some
cases it should be applied often.
JAMES McALISTER
Sole Proprietor of the above Medicine
I PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX
FOR SALE by
Lewis & Roberts, Ebensburg
Kern & Go.gas, Johnstown,
VIM Houston, Indiana.
s. Confer, Hollidaysbu
Principle Office No. %, North Third street,
Philadelphia.
WM. TERRY, General Agent.
July, A, l850.-39-ly.