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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

nea The Wing State Committee at Har-
rlsburg, appointed the State Convention
to meet at Lancaster City, on Tuesday the
24th June, to nominate candidate for
Gov'r, Canal Commissioner, and Supreme
Court Judg yes.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
NllIi~--~iilib<>
M AR RTE ID

On the llh inst. by Rev L VI Long, Nfi'Il
RoLLASD Of Buffalo Valley AMI Miss er'A'
DUSxLE of Turbui. North d county. a..
In East Buffalo. ii tn inst. by Rev 7 w.. "a
s. WILSON SyopGRAss. of ShippensHuTe,
berlani county. and Miss MARY l.. dausa''
James Harris, of East Buffalo.
- The best wishes Of many nceomP'p'
amiable bride in her transition from ine D'
to the Cumberland Valley. Long lis '0'
fortunate Groom Pm. CuRoS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

nsNMr. Stofer, whom we noticed last
week as being severely burned by fluid
lamp at Hollidayshnrg, has since died He
was man 6 feet g inches high, and of
corresponding bulk, and his sufferings were
dreadful.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
Important Discovery.

We learn from the Honesdaie Democra,
that Mr.. T.. White, Of that place has sue
ceeded in constructing furnace by which
glass is manufactured with no other fuel
Than anthracite coal. The result, adds the
Democrat, is so completely satisfactory
that Mr.. J. N. BrockGeld, the proprietor OF
the Glass-works, has discharged all his
wood-choppers intending, as soon as the
fires are exlinguished for The coming seas
on 10 rebuild his furnaces upon Mr.White's
plan. Anthracite coal has never, hereto
rnre been used in any part Of the world
in the manufacture Of glass.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

" BY reference to our new advertisements, it
will be seen that our long established mercantile
citizen, Hron r. SuxLLER. has disposed Of his
establishment. We cordially wish him the serene
and useful repose he merits and to his worthy
successors. an inheritance Of his prosperity and
Ct Ike esteem 0! HE pa rons.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
FROM CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.

I'VE" SnhEANS, ACo' U.
The steamship Pacific, from Chagres.
arrived here this morning. with California
dates to The lst of January. being two
weeks later than were received by the
steamer Cherokee at New York. She
brings two hundred and fifty passengers.
| have not yet learned the amount Of her
gold.
The Georgia ior New York left Cha
gres on the 25lh ull., with large number
Of passengers.
The steamer Confidence. from New
York, had arrived at San Francisco.
The news generally is unimportan,.
Gold, however, appears 10 be as plentiful
| as ever.
Mlny murders were taking place in DIFF.
(erent parts Of the State.
The Custom House at Monterey, had
been entered by some daring thieves and
robbed Of $4,000.
Horace Smith, Esq, has been elected
Mayor of Sacramento City, in place OF
Mayor Blgelew. who was killed during
the riots.
Commercial affairs are steady. but the
markets are not active. There is no
change of moment to notice in the mar.
ketS.
New YORK, Feb. 7.-S p. M.-The
steamer Empire City arrived here this az
ternoon. She brings Two hundred and ten
passengers, and about one million dollars
worth of gold dust. Her dales are from
San Francisco to January Isl, being two
weeks later.
The news from the Islhmus is unimpor
tani.
A fire had occurred a, Laguna, which
destroyed eighty houses, besides other
properly to considerable amount.
The health of California has greatly
improved, and the weather was very fine.
The depreda,ions by the Indians con'in-
ue very annoying. Many of The miners
have been compelled to leave their places
in consequence oflhe depredalons.
The cholera has entirely disappeared
from California.
The election Of an United States Senator
appears to be the ali-engrossing topic Of
conversation. Among the wings Edward
Bazant and John Welhered are prominent,
ly spoken Of as candidates, and with the
Democrats John B. Weller, P. W. Hal
lock, J. W. George and Col. Fremont are
named. The latter. however, stands no
chance if The plurality rule is resoned to
in the election. The impression strongly
prevails that Wing will be chosen.
The state of morals 10 re,rograding; rob
berries and murders are frequent, especially
al the mines.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
~. COURT at New Berlin, next week
nd the week following.

We copied the Court Proclamation from
the Union Star of the I'd ult., which
contained an error in placing the beginning
of Court this week instead of nrrt. We
were not apprized of the error in time for
correcting it last week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Thc Citizens Of
baltimore have resolved 10 raise a fund
suficien, 10 purchase grounds and erect
permanent buildings, &c, suitable for The
accommodation of grea, AnnInl Agri-
cultural Fair. which it is proposed 10 es-
lablish in or near that city.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

SaSIn the State Senate, Mr.. Walker S
Protective Tariff resolutions passed, Is to
II, Mr. Frailey voting with the Whigs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

Orn TABLE-We are indebted TO Hamilton
Ahicks Esq. of Harrisburg. for printed copy of
his mastery argument before the U. S. Supreme
court on the s,h Jan. last in the case of Canal
Commissioners Of Pcnn'a VS. the Commonwealth.
The ca.e is since decided in favor of Def't.
E. Eastabrook Esq. Member Of the Wisconsin
Leg stature, has also favored US with interesting
public documents. We had lost sight Of our old
room- mate at the Chambersburg Law School. bu,
lost none Of his successful propensity to push
along, keep moving
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

- We will pay CAsm for a few more copies
Of the Chronicle of Jan. and Jan. 8, 1851.
those in The Borough and vicinity entitled to
the Mapt, are requested 10 call at the Office and
receive them
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

s@-To Correspondents.-None but gull
ty towards deal in anonymous libels.
"Noyus," next week
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
Old Soldiers.

So far rs we can learn, about four hun
dred soldiers went out from Union county
at various periods, and for various terms
of service, during the last war with Great
Britain OF this number, it is probable
that nearly one fourth are still living, and
reside in the county all Of whom, (and
the widows and minor heirs of those who
had diedl are entitled to the benefit of the
late Act of Congress, granting Bounty
Land for Military services and could
readily obtain their land warrants if they
would but make themselves and their
claims known We understand many of
them are under the impression that they
must visit Washington city, in person. to
get their warrants, and locate and settle
upon the land themselves. This is mis-
take. They need not 90 farther than
I.ewisburg to find persons who viii pre-
pare their applications, and deliver the
warrants here in return, in due season.
The warrants can then be sent West. and
properly and jndiciously located, without
the personal superintendent of the owner,
who can afterwards hold or sell the land
as he may see proper.
A proposition is now before Congress,
allowing military claimants 160 acres of
land in all cases without regard to length
of services. This will be only melting out
the same portion to the soldiers of 1912,
that has been decreed for services in the
Mexican War, and it is to be hoped this
modification of the Bounty Land law will
be carried before the adjournment of the
present Congress : .
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
LeulaUnrg @arkst.
Corrected Mly DaY.

IMPORTANT to those having impurrss
Of lie Bloud.-BRAAT'S PURIFYING EY,
TRACT, the most wonderful Purifier IN the
world, is now put up in QUARr BorFLE-. See
advertisements headed -Gi DOSES" 1t is 50
srtong and purifying, thai one bottle last. from
Ten to siy!esH days LONGER Than Sarssparls. Dr.
Thornton. agent, Lewi>burg. 2m323
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12

CJThere are some counierfei,s on the Divine
Poet, hut the Philosophic lines on our las, page
dental nature may render them incomprehensibIe
TO some !; bat then, in these times when everybody
writes, ii is worth while 10 have something tina,
is worth reading.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-12
1HB CHRONICLE.
H. C. HICKOK, Editor.
o. N. wORDEN, Publisher

At 81 so cash in advance s'5 in three months, 81 pait
within the year, and $50 at the end Of the year.
Agent. in Phiadclphia-y Palmer and " Carr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
PmI.monnrN tonsulnntion.

Inrsum''iuu 30 iiH grr of nuf Noern aliude.
u tNt hIisht n DIN -ut irlrl ard The dcsp, Ter
be- tu1. 81 rJls the cnrtk Of bloom he mind
ois sefc"a, aud ihr eye ui aIiHiauc, a. n-es the
t'rii ani-hcs e H,eh. CO, aud pupses victim
an eafs gfNe he uun- aud the Did, suon. aud the
. ih1 'ul utl ID hr .as, alike It's pre-,
aud iis Nctns tlrs-gs, the ulH ihrn Whuse genus
aud fesa.roh furnish as sh weapons hlncs 10 nm.
"bN,ltrf 81 ne lhfeshut' tie merits the appi4u aud
cfltlluir "a eyes.
h, iuoains etftIdsaie vs. handed u. for public ton
In giving % lllcr umu. lu.ffcs
10 i toNc, 90 saying that ihis # many stnila
esiimoaal o. thr supl qtnie aud hri iug owcf Of his
haistm ~ L. n asnis ouian, Boston, Fob. ~, les9.
M r. Mlf:
Dear sn.~N, uohei see about e0l has been ictod
i'f sr'"iai 1e1fs i4. ehh uhs.fiir cough whir az
nue. hus early proved iaai. Go lhs cry la.t
1li po ufrd los Aef hue oi Mia Jheffy hal.a.
a si"Ht iinf Aiitf De-, rriufu hnn", lhusioi X .he
wrote au tat 90 haG hul.pi htt any remedy she
isl ified. A irw days sucu shr uia thus an
rruei thii have been uf s,ne time. Tho basain you
gave ace has Hadr reatA weiLn Auu lbcns 20
use ths unsolicited s.iiuonAi he ncht OF those who
uIay be- sunii .il.cv.. iuufs, ,ey tiuiy.
l. C. ia illlh, ilnniei, sc5 Washington 81.
LOOK WtLL TO TUE MARKS OF TIE GENUtNE
The -rnuue ba4sau pos up hottlls, abe
"bf Nlst-i's halam oi NdI thefry, ftiia" blown ca
e s,e-'-g'A 'oi'ie bearing aoe the nnt Win The
sisn tiu'" "i u, WisIAR, NJ. -.
Afiar.s $50 oidefs Seth ". FoW ir Boston. wees
Alsay. signed N rms 81 genuine
Eos ssie Dog heduei aul Gfaias, Aiuufpe ir :. f. C~l-
i4s GO, French pnd N.la,i, h4frc; H. H. q. French,
fanhcii lhursrf 8 Bow.es, Wasausto ncsinson aud
sstc, Ga lsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02

GTsThe release OF the remainder Of the Con-
toy prisoners, says the National Intelligcncer,
voluntary act on the part of the Queens
Government, designed TO manifest her respect for
the sentiments Of good faith and justice which
had been avowed by the American governme Mt
and especially by the Secretiry of State, in re-
gard to the affairs Of Cuba.
Washington Rems--W ashington, Dec. DID
The Republic of today denounces Gov. Floyd's
tof Virginia) National Convention scheme, and
the Union gives it but feeble support.
II is remarkable that the three delegates to the
Nashville convention from the central part of Mis-
sssippi have, together but one negro slave, and
she has fits. SO says a Southern Union paper.
The reason why the world is not reformed is
because every man would have others make u
beginning, and never thinks ofhmscf.
! .1noihu.-The msil stage when this side Of
/ Hudson, night before st. overlook a sleigh EN-
beddcd in snow bank Containing n woman,
several children, and a quantity Of furniture and
bedding. The driver a colorcd man, was found
dead, having been frozen in his seat. The wo-
man and children were preserved from a similar
fate by wrapping themselves up III the bedding.
] They were Immediately conveyed to house near
/ by, and kindly taken care Of They are not like
/ " 70 suffer any permanent inconvenience from
their exposure -.fbany IRE jour.
.NorfoK, Dee. 26ih.-rhe steiner Ohio from
Chagrcs, Via Havana, for Now York, put into this
harbor today, IN distress, having sprung aleak at
sea.
o. rhe Canadian Legislature has passed an
act requiring all the Gambia banks to redeem
their notes at par IN coin, at the United States
standard which has reduced the discount on
Canadian bills in the New York market from to
! | - per cent
O. F'Cincinnati, "Oueon oftha West" has a
population Of 1850. In 1870 it was As 372.
Increase Inten years, 6l2Oe, or about $50 per
cent.
0F7Jenny Lind arrived in safety at Charles
too, $ C.. after q rough voyage
! o. Philadelphia, by the recent census. has q
population of 4O9,Oi5. In 1910 j. was 2Jo,037.
Increase l5l,OOs.
! O. New York City has population Of 5i7.-
/ $40. In lcl5 it was 81 ,2l3 GAIN in years,
1896
G. Providence hss a population Of ll,523.
/ In $50 it was % ~
/ o. Vermont hiss population Of ll,ijl.-
Gam since 1910, - 5.3
/ c. Maine. by the recent census, has popu-
laton Of je3026. Gain since 1910, c $50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES or AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, by an act of the Congress OF the
United States, of the ninth Of September, one
thousand eight hundred and nifty, entitled " An
act proposing to the State of Texas the establish
ment OF her northern and western boundaries,
the REIMBURSEMENT By the said State of all terri
tory claimed by her exterior to said boundaries.
and OF all her claims upon the Il. s., and to es-
tablsh Territorial Government for New AeXi-
CO.. it was provided that the following PROPOSE
tons should be, and the same were thereby offer
ed TO the State of Texas, which when agreed
TO by the said state, in an act passed by the
General Assembly, should be binding and obi.
gatory upon the United states aud upon the sand
State of Texas: Prorided the said agreement
by the said General Assembly shah De given ON
or before the first day Of December, eighteen
hundred and fifty, namely:
First. The State OF Texas viii agree that
her boundary on the north shall commence AT the
point at which the meridian of one hundred de-
grees west from Greenwich Is intersected by the
parallel of thirty SIX degrees thirty minutes
north latitude, and shall run from said point due
west TO the meridian of one hundred aud three
degrees west tiom Greenwich; thence her boun-
Diary shall run due south 10 the thirty-second de-
gree Of north latitude thence on the said par
allel of thirty-two degrees of north latitude to
the lilo Bravo del Norte, and thence with the
channel of said river to the Gulf of Mexico"
Second. The State of Texas cedes to the
United States all her claim to territory exterior
TO the limits and boundaries which she agrees Ia
establish by the first article of this agreement"
Third. The State of Texas relinqushes all
claim upon the United States for liability of the
debts OF Texas, and for compensation or indem-
NIFTY for the surrender to the United s.ates OF
her ships, forts, arsenals, custom houses custom
house revenues, arms and munitions of war, and
public buildings with their sites, which became
the property of the United States at the time OF
the annexation"
Fourth. The United States, in considera
ton Of said establishment of boundaries, cession
OF claim to territory, and REIMBURSEMENT OF
claims, will pay 10 the State Of Texas the sum
OF ten millions Of dollars in stock bearing i've
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
4ilarirts.
Cambridge cattle narAei, Dee. rs

Repotoa tor il.e Boston Daily AIyeitiser.
Al Mafet Je Cattle, about so1 beese, $40 stores
epusis'ii OF Akas Oxen, Cows aud Caivus, and Tine,
iutTs ulu, and Atuline-.
fr'ecs.--' He,f-EAtm s5,'5 por gwt. lsiauali,
sa,7', BAD qualify s9ur, 81 quay 81 uIdlaafy 80
Hides s5ul, ger cwt. Isios, % 80.
Flores ~ ofAtug Oxen 80. ~, a -.
tuws aud Ciists, Sla, "a and sc.
ieailings -, b, aud stl.
Two lftgs uli SO, aud ~.
Three years oil Sl auI 20.
Snttp and '.aups, 1881 al Market.
lmcAs-k Extra, -. aud = b. lot $3.50, e and 2,7j
cnluu- Nono.
kemaksihc aiatke about the Il was last week
About SJJ oI Tie cate, 300 ut sheep sad ul OF
o""s except "a n" sue L""r fsed, arrived lat week av
The fepnrt was clpsud
- cars eae over the Filchbufg Raead ani Is h'
no'ion ad i"~os Railroad, loaded ~ith cattle, sheep
n1rses, SWINE and owls.
NuaibcI iron each state
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02

Brighton Market, Dee. a6.

Reported Tor the Boston Daily Advertiser.
AT Market 400 Beef Cattle, 20 Stores IA pairs Wofkna
Oxen, Al Cows aud Calves, 4Ov sherP Lambs aud s.
SWINE.
PKIcrs Beef Caule-Exira s6,25, fe.t quality SIS
second IS; ihn. S4O0t S475.
Working Oxeu.-sales al Ss5, 90 and IS %
Cove aud case.-sales ~, s2J, q, 30 and 81.
shsep--satss at 20 81. oas lot sod io u each.
bsalo-4 W ) Ia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
SEWING 81 MiCIIiNERY.


AfAcftYftbu
SEVERAL ATTEMPT, have been made TO produce
- Mfthnes or HeN ing, hut they unt wthuu macy
Olo'n aud could he 60 iiftlu advantage
siNgtK fnilr' b1iay-siitch Sewing Machine, inyon
ted ll isuuc 81. Siner, aud manufactured BY Singer
lhtlr, No 10. HaN t4cr Boston, Mfss, offered %
udtpied 20 perform knd 81 work ilnn the
hnr shut bosom 60 ships sal, veil
tnn. 81 l'ather Tho noodle stneht, und works epen-
aicuhff upon me table o thf cnue, aufdus and
opportunity 20 u just the tahc The stitch
my DC regulated 90 ongth even 10 hairs breadth
The sttc made by TINS nlcnr t. unp that viii fave
every second Of third stitch. From $50 1900 stitches,
eodng 20 hr fabric operated upon, may &c aken per
hHn5 ms Wachc 10 penecunn much labor aud siudy
have pecn appended upon ny Che rutuf aud The suscr
hdenl that VII corr soud, upoa ia with tie
mcndauon here gwen,
The pohsafsing from tho Of Of these maeh
which svws wnh either aecdles Is from i've
ga dollars Pc day he operation . ROT cohhasd the
muuueure OF civihing only but may he applied sewing
ets} description OF nen cotton, ~soleni aud most knds
OF leather
This machine with odinary care l. warranted TO run one
sinlle IN IL construction, and eny uated aud
aged, hat sny person Of ofdnsry ahiny may operate
We pce OF 0ne 81 these machines which worked by
heaoe und capable OF sewing ordinary linen, musln
OF wooden fabric, hundred aud twenty dollars
complete, with all appeudages Tor opoiaton
hese machines are 50 beautiful aud neat IA their
snee, aud they take te room, ttcy ofna
m.ni 10 any ladys sewing apartment
VI An Agent. lwub whom exclusive Auang tments will
States.
All applications for Asences and all orders the
money Tor Machines (which ~ be eafr ~ packed
L. Any part 81 the World well all
sd1us.on to dIhesni purposes will be- promptly attended
70 ~ 'hs manuiaeiu'es Al letter. must 10 pes' paid aad
NV. % 1sso. les- 10 w. ~ Harvard Place,
bossous Mas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
Deaths.

in East Montpelier Dec. IT, Mr.. Nancy Edwards. aged
20 wife ofRol,n Edwards and adopted daughter Of
yehn Waugh, Of MontPest ftnefs 10 Mass, n. II. aud
NJ chg IN IRE req sc.
Ia Warren, Dec Is, Mr.. u. Wilson, sssd "a raa,e.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
PA1EPIAl-E,Is.


Giving Vi tory and csc iion OF the character and
rrfy Of Consumption, psucd with certificates fem
patients thtm-elvf, Cpd -ludiu- 10 his city, oihor
paces showing the which they been
ct the ut".e mentioned Diseases, he bad the Office,
No c. sine oet,-GH ATS.
Orders should be addressed TO FsEDnF.y'Gs . 30.
State street, Do.tou.
PIicr 81 per hnuic. or G bottles fir I'VE doiltrs.
Sold runtprltot by Iowa Han, Stae street. also
sold 10y T. 4 ltck arlington, lanes Porter, Rutland
NieAoi. & Smith linlluws tsl.
y. d. b.cr. Schemes viii visit Mcnipeier. Saturday
Fcbsu ~ J. ard wi'iters,c fu tutifiil'- huiel
~ For further ptftiruiif. orguiTesf
TOWN & HALL. a. gcuts, State Street,
05fm Montpelier Vi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
TheWhig Almanac for 1881.


WILL, issued ~ very few days, or a. soon as ihs
w New York state Canvass Of the recent electinn sha
have beon received aud condensed for its pages Besides
the usual Almanac matter u will cuntains
Political Events of 1850.
The Election Return, Of 1850 compared with those oil
former years
List OF the members Of the Bis, Congress, also Of those
already elected TO the 32l.
Digest OF the important tho late session Of Con-
gress including the Caorns, Tcuiofai, Military Boun-
" Act, &c. Sc
Mileage e tho present House.
4. :. Executive aud supreme Court.
Tho States,-tiovefnnts, kcveuUr, Debts. &c.
,'aaiornia 10 1850 A umnafy.
Csnttsi America and The proposed Ship Caual
Mlatd Fillmore "a biographical sketch
The Dead OF l5i0Grn Taylor John &. Calhoun, Wofds
worth, lauts PAttpe, &c. sc.
Europe 10 1850.
European Notions Forms Of Government, Chiof Rulers
SC. SC.
DO. American Notions, their CHintals &C..
Tho Aim h. almost entirely ofigina and has beer
nude up with aui laho II believed pfeseni
vivid aud reliable rie ofihe World the close
1854 than be obtained elsewhere for a. shilNur.
aYties, euclu.ng The cash spettuiy solicited
Pee - l cents sneii 81 for - cnpes, 81 per hunlfai
So ift thnu.i Orlts h.lod uhexbly the order
tle,r reception. Please si l-r.-.
GREELEY g. McTLR Attn.
n. ..I. Nf.IsH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02

X I'LL % teay te .i ,f 600 Nili 41A ,0n4 MI BID,
W against f.0uHtel a. he a. % SO cut
slOAts g. AAAbHDNS.
nac-nll.r 9lL as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-01-02
CONSUMPTION can be CURED.
SCHENCK'S
PULM0NIC SYRUP.
A SPECIFIC REMEDY,
CONSUMPTION. LIVER COMPLAINT, pys-
PEPstA. sCROFCLa,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Goure,s. C0ids Sc

.
duf'ng which time scarcely individual has used i
Other remedies have fied proprietor
believes, from s gren, success. that is the hes. remedy
Tor these diseases ever Discovered.
The elements Of which this syfnp composed simple
herbs and the medicinal properties OF which purify
me hond strengthen The system, aud give healthy u
lp9g- ADD eesvo orgtns operation upon the systom
y mild, ys' cfhc icos ooscns the ulegm, which
30 niurh difficulty When tieht II relieves the cough
s nature 90 ospe from tho system g diseased matter, by
erpe tortnr, Witch, u retained produces nptoa;
etuslh rom we system a. the snhs time soothing thu
iirtti"d paris, healing the lscerltian. maxim! health,
int iesuirs the o~es wiihou, the sid Of purgats,
ea'hesi u aey The nu-t tniiaung cough without nIar
ing The sysen, medicines TO- cnniait
any mercury eaoue opium any desterous drug what
cNet 10 uft, u mas COMPATIBILITY be called The Co"sup
tves Friend for he5evrt Il has used, invsrab,
produces happier -us than REMEDY, soothu.
the pniuw OF he sck and o, a hcuug properties,
] 90 a nal riiy oi cusrs. the sun arcr 20 health
Nearly "ses patient abs has u'cd H. hy perseverance,
It's use, las i' Lcuhur iniucree ami hy cou;nuing ~
prrfct hrtn elerItd. Tie feH.an f-rths
onvious, ihe iuimonic syun cufnpounleO upon ih
InilciYes ~ -nuad ncfi.u stu the te.
of fcsrs o inl many uohcrs OF the medical ptoies.i1n
WHO were 90 iusd nst The u-o of ih. sreat iened,
hve 900 o'' rr iiia~s feansed BY witnessing irium
ihlnt snorns. aiI non using "a 80 tnefr practice.
The fforlctH oi THIS nudiriue hinclf macy rear
reduced w 10 be eiten up, BY bis phssca
p,urcd To o huyoad r reach ahy smody. lie then
tue Puii nio syru Niieh be Offers L, the pubic,
/ II Was The means ol cunns Tim.
We append ia ofihe name. If those parties residing
The ey VINO have voluntarily come forward and given thei
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EDITOR OLIVE RRANCH.
! Mr. NcR1nlNGTON, Editor Traveller.
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4. =. "a LEY p washiurten street.
NR Cp1i Editor Chi.iina Freeman.
REV. CiIAS N. uENNlsDN.
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JOHN a. FRENCH. Editor Herald
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