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EBENsBURG, OCTOBER %. 1856.
MEDICINES,
AtJames III Dermits
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| GDAisSD U1lU, u -
ID ICHARDSON'S Sherry Wine Bitters.
| IA DIR. Aeaver's Canker and salt rhcum syrup
HungariassBalsam,
Woods iisir Restorative
Vickers tetter ointment,
Petit's eye salve,
Insect Powder,
Syrup plssskb berry root, sure cure for dysentery,
A 20 s.s.hartic Pills,
H55ifowayss g
d, Ss5tssht, Endian Vegetable Pills.
Or La lad v aan. aud Root do
McIane's Liver do
Swaynes Sarsaparila and tar Pills,
University y's-,Jaynos and Railways Pills,
Canlbran Pills.
Cough Rcmedies-Ayres Cherry Peetoral
Keysers Pectofal syrup-Swaynes Syrup Wild
Cherry I Universities remedy-Jaynes EApecto-
rant. Brant's Pulmonary Baisan, Syrup Of tar,
wild cherry and hoarhound.
"a e II S q 2 -
Perry Davis pain Killer,
Railways Ready Relief,
Mustang Liniment--Indian liniment,
Electric ell and Magnetic oil,
keunedv's Medical discovery,
Brant's Purifying Extract,
Ii 3ofand Bitters Holland Bitte,s.
Rrours essence Of Jamaica Ginger.
Holoway's worm coufectons, McLaues, Swaynes
ami ,Jaynes Vcrmifuge
rhompson's Eye-water,
Cure for toothache,
Cure for earache, deafness. Sc,
Balm of thousand flowers,
Hair tonics and Hair oils.
Ebcnshurg, April 30th 1856. q.
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Estate OF .so..1l Ak.5Eeel Dec'd.

TIE undersigned, Auditor, appointed by the
Orphans Court 81 Cambria County. to make
distribution Of the funds, IN tie Lands Of Bernard
M'BIeet Executor # John II Med deed amongst
the creditors of said deceased will attend to the
duties cf said appointment st his olice in Ebels-
burg, en- Monday the tcnth day cf November
rext at ere O'clock P. H.
JOHN s. riley, Auditor
Get S, 1856. ct.
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NOTICE.

! ETTERS testamentary havel cen granted by
E-l the Register Of Cambria county. TO the sub
scriber. the estate of Francis Gillespie decd
late of Carroll township, Cambria County
All persons knowing themselves indebIed to said
estate are requested to come forward and settle
without further DELAY.
ISABELLA GILLESPIE, Executr x.
Aug >2l. 1856.
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sTNEsTIl aFORFs NOTICE.

< EIEEHS of-a.Iliiiairation g. the estate Of
s james Rogers, l2te Of Ia Ccosse, WiscCns5a
deceased, have been granted Is the Register to
tie subscriber. residing at Hemlock Cambria oo
Those having claims AGAINST said estate are re-
guestet 10 present them, properly authenticated
for settlement.
MARY JANE SCOTT, Ada4'x.r
Aug. p, 1886. Gt-c. adx.
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E-ss.s1e 0G Eeser Nc lCsEey Re cd.
-THE undersigned, Auditor, Appointed by the
! Ophans' Court Of Cambria county, to make
iistritution Of the funds III the hands of William
M'Cioskey administrator Of TIE estate Of Peter
6, M'CloskeY decd amongst the creditors of said
deceased will attend TO the duties of said appoint
rnent AT his office in Eben~burg on Thursday the
sixth day Of November next at one o'clock P. II.
JOHN S. riley, Auditor.
Octoler. s. 1856. 4t.
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estate of sos epl. r. Tadd, Deceased.
LIST0F LETTERS.
EMAINING in de Post ofiee At Ebensburg

Ed EMAINING in the Post Office at Ebensburg
HA Pa. September 30th, 1856:
MIS-. Susan Miller, Dr, =. cooper M'Aee. Peter
&ahan F. j. T.ttle, James Kane. Paul kirestor.
San.I O'Harrah, Isaac Gillors. Michael Glanbcr.
CAas. FaITe.l. john Fish. James Dvhety ,Jo f.
der, hcmas }. Palmer. jacob IIeeisSenaann. Fliz-
aLeth Sterlner Tohn Caiands, John Brady, Them
as Brown. b. Backstreslcr.E- G. Allen. J.. Alaiue,
Miss Annie E NFih.arth. % Mark 4. Wei. Ma
ry Narly, Cap. liue Stein. Georce Sionaker. Vii
liam =. Is, NitAacl Noon Jr., II. Hare. n. Met
saie. N. c. MicAGCE, I. II.
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E0tfN ID

On last Sunday evening. August 9th, near
the '.Wcleh Independent Church, Watch
the owner have his property by calling at
this Office and proving property
Sept. 3. 1886.
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"a "a IA 2zl S .

THE DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL, is publish
Ell every Wednesday morning, in Eoensburg,
i, Cambria Co., Pa, at 81 so per annurn, IF PAID
IN ADVANCE. if not 81 will be charged.
ADVERTISEMENTS will he coaspicuonsly in
u. III ii
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vaEuaEsc EseaE Estate
+ OR S 4 L E.

will sell at private sale that large and COM
nodious BRICK HOUSE, situate on High street.
ia the Borough of Ehensburg, beng the property
occnnied hy Milton Roberts, decd. at the time
of h,s death. Also, a valuable Il OTof' GROUND
situate On the Clay Pike, about one half mile from
said Borough containing % acres enclosed and
in good state OF cultivation.
For terms apply to the subscriler residing On
the premises. or to john Williams IN E6ensnnrS-
MIS-. MALNINA ROBERTS.
Sept L. 1S56-tf.
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AUDITORS NOTICES.

m : a. = q hsNt "a y a a L..
The E&t:sse CT George WIsel Feed.
-IIE uu6e.sigre1. Auditor, apio:litel by the
Orphans CuUrt of Cambria County, to make
distribution Of the funus, in tie hands of George
Murray Ixecntor ei George Niscl decd. amongst
the lesatees aad heirs of said deceased, will at
tend to the duties of said appointment, at his
Office in Ebensblrg on Monday the seventeenth
day Of November next at one O'clock ?. N.
JOHN s RILEY, Auditor
October 8. 1856. It
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ETTEBS tsetftrcrt1rv ilvc bc-n rrunts 7
EIlaslc sul.sri, ,r. a, .ls s...-e 81 .i..-s 10
slts. i--'', ly t..e Ir-lstcr 81 CamtI.a cru-is.
le iere.v L.r-s uHtir- O. al rcrert.s knaT
IH- themselves iHaetfed O. ce,us Ga ward al
make plgu.e-t u.ilurt ll,ay. ana those LaFtug
r.s.ls s-lUzt tDl same 90 Ir--. ~ item rForeIly
agtLeat.caiel & r s.tfIeuenf
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ezoc'r.r
August 4. ls5e.
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The Fast Line resumed its regular trip on
Monday May 18th. The followingis the schedule
of the trains passing East and West.
Express West, 10 o'clock, - min. A. M.
Mail s az :. p. NJ
Local Freight = p Nj.
Mail Train East II Is g A. nj.
Fast Line 6 So Z. NJ.
Local Freight 6 50 g A. Ets
Hacks leave this station immeSiiately after dc
departure o the trains for Ebensbnrg. =
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Say .. lsse. cs-;f
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SMALL rox-scARrrr rrvrn-nrasrEs.


i Radwiy's Ready Relief is not only cure for
these infectious maladies, bnt will Prevent those
who use the Ready Reliefand Regulators ag ainst
the infection.
We have known the r. r. Relief rid the
whole Deighborhood Of the infection If Small
Pox and Scarlet Fever. We have likewise know
shipmasiers who have saved the lives OF their
crews aud passengers, and entirely dir ven off
tue small Pox and Ship Fever from their YES
sells, by sprinkling the Ready Relief through
their infected ships. 1t is s,oiishing what hap
Ply effects the Ready Relief VIII have if freely
sprinkled in places where the infections and
contagious poisons prevail.
We will guarantee that If those who are now
suffering with fever and ngue. or its effects, Will
place their systems under the influence Of Rad
ways Ready Relief and r guluors, to cure them
OF this distressing malady, and to free them
from the fever of agpe that is now lingering in
their systems and 10 render iEeir bodies ague
proc. against renewed attacks.
/ Those nowsullerng from engagements the
Spleen, engagements Of the Liver, and other
organic engagements. are promised srerdv de-
/ liverance from theirmiseries by the R. r. Relief
and Regul itors,
We now direct the attention cf the public to
cur second G eat discovery for the cure of
chronic disease.
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No. EH.-R. r. RESOLVENT.

HUMoRs-CuRoNIc DISEASES.
Diseases that have been lingering in the
sys' EN- for length OF time, taintng the blood
with impurities and covering the body with
sores and ulcers; diseases Inherited by her.
edtary descent, 3r contracted by inoculation.
or transmiyt'd by other seaseS; over all OF
which Sa diseases and disorders in this sec.
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENr
Possesses the most positive curative powers.
This all powerful remedy has performed
m racleS m he way CT cures. II has made
many persons sound and whole, whose fle h
was one mass OF corruption. and who were
so tiiSfigure by disease as to render them OBJ.
jectS repulSve 20 the sight.
HCMoIs--BAD BLOOD
Chronic diseases, scroiulous AMI syphillc
complains, consumption, and other affections
of the lungs and throa', Indnrations and or
ganic eniargemens chronic rheama ism, CLAN.
dular swelling, hacking dry cough, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding ofthe lungs, dyspe, ,
STA, water brash, tic doiersux, white swelling
tnin"rS, Ulcers. p diseases, female complaints
Gout, tickets, bronchitis, liver complain.
AND ALL ERUPTryE DISEASES
The moment a doSe ut the nesoiven. is talk
en- int" the system infecte with dis ase, the
patent experiences The m s. delieh full sensa
lions. for new life is coursing ,hr ugh every
VEN ard tissues of the body-enrching and
PURIFYING The bl cd and sting GU. all m +
bid, corrupt an oathsome humcrS.
The Rem waiting Resnlvcnt is a posi- i've cure
Tor al chronic comp aims. II has made whole
and Soand patients who hal suff re The N s;
'erribl, TO ture disease coul inf ct up n the
system Let those wis !nre tri-d other treat
ments AMI are SIT Urs--ed, give the Rrso j
vent tri,l-it where you. Price one do,
T peTbottle. RAILWAY & co
l62 Fult n Street, New Yurk.
Sold by Druggists, NJ rcLantS, and store
k, epers everywhere.
u. C. 20, 1865, 4o,1.
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TIE BOWELS.

All of the common pills Of the dav, called
Vegetable, Indian, Cahariic. &c. claim that
they cure disease by purging from the bowels
This is as far as they go-ihey act upon the
bowels by irritating the mucuous membrane,
and thus obtain an evacuation in the same man.
ner the bowels arc moved 10y eating some
thing that disagrees with the system. This is
truly an unnatural meihed OF restoring the sys-
tenn 10 health, by swallowing pills that irrilates
and disagrces with it, Those who have taken
these common pills are well aware of,he weak
and dcbilitated condition their systems are left
in. After the securing operation of these dras
tic pnrgatives is over. the bowels are sore ard
feeble. and again become costive and bonnd
mp. Honce arises dyspepsia and host of 9TH
er diseases. Railways Regulators never leave
the bowels in costve condition, or occasion
pain WEAKNESS in their operation.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"LEwIsBURG. Union Co., Pa. May 2. 1855
Nr. j. A. Rhodes-Dear Sir: The box Of
medicine You sent me was duly received on the
l1ih of April. Lave sold about ore half Of il,
and so far the people who have used il are sa-
tisfied that II has cured them. II has certainly
topped the Ague IN every one who has nsed
it aud SIX of The cases WIRE of lor standiuy.-
My sister, who has had it for FIVE or six years
back coul never get it storped EXCEPT by
Qlnine. and that only as long as she would
take il, is now, think, entirely cure.l by oar
remedy. G. r. McGlNLEY.,
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HUSBAND MIssING.-A Mrs. Shaw says
the Gazette, from Slubeu Co., N. Y, ar
rived in Davenport with her family few
days since. her husband having left home
Q week previous in order to have a house
in readiness here upon her arrival
Siuce he left she has heard nothing from
him and now finds that he has not been
here. Ofcourse she is greatly distressed
and any information in relation to him
will Be gratefully received.
Chicago Journal.
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Blu, let the hearrshe beautiful
! care not for the face,
Ia<k not what the form may lack
Of dignity and grace.
II mind be fil'd with glowing Thoughts,
And the soul with sympathy,
What matter though the cli.ek be pale,
Or the eye lack brilliancy.
Though tie rosy cheek be beautiful,
|: soon may loose It's bloom,
Aud the lns'er ofthe eye be qlenched
In the darkness Of the tomb.
But the glory of the mind will live,
Though the bloom OF life Will depart,
Aud oh, the charm can n,ver die
In true and noble heart.
The lips that utter kindly thought,
Have a beauty of their own,
For gentle words are swee,er far
Than music's softest tone.
Aud though the voice be harsh and shrill,
That bids the oppressed 60 free,
Aud soofhes the woes of sorrowing ones
That voice is sweet TO me.
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FsaGway's Regulators.

We here direct the attention of the public to
our newly discovered RENE !y--RADWAY'S
REGULATORS; ;hcy poses the great curative
proper lis OF Il rurgailve, cathdriic. aperent,
sudorihc, naitdys,e1i ic. corrector an Req
lator "f ide system. They are in fact the only
p ,riect pdrgaiive and caihartc that has ever
been discovered or given % tho worll
always Regulators viii answer a better
purpose I'm Calomel or Mercury without en-
tailing the system the terrible injuries Of
these bancinl drugs.
They are in the form Of pills, elcglnlly Coat
ed with gum, perfectly iaslelsss, and cn be
taken without sickening or nauseating the pa
tent. They are 10 be used in all cases when
the system is out of order, or under the infu
Regulators has frequently checked the progress
II the NEST terrible diseases AMI restored the
system to health and regularity.
They establish new and approved prnc-
Piles in medicine, and secure the great and i'm
poriaat power of regulating To ii healthy, natu-
raj and harmonious action each and every or.
gan in the bovy. Tais great controlling power
has never formed any part of the properties of
the popular Ca'haric, Vegetable or Indian Pur-
gltve Pills, that have ever been in use,
Railways Regulators rid the system from
disease and restore the human body TO health.
on an entirely different principle 20 the weak
ching. sickening and gripping method of the
c-mmon caiharlic add pnrgaii,e pills
OIc or two of r always Regulators will re-
move the cansc that occa>ihns pain or sick
ness or an ire gsar or unnatcral actono or con-
dition of the organs of the body. quicker. more
effectnal, ard with less trouble tn the paticn,
than six or ten of The common ca hariic or pur-
gative pills. The moment Railways Regula-
tors are taken into the system afflicted with dis
ease, their equalizing efficacy begins: they
scare II out the elements of disease wherever II
NAV be seated; they act upon the whole surface
of the iniestnes and bowels, attracting the foul
and morbid minors from the blood, glands. Sc
crei;ng vessels, and cxpelling these seeds of
disease from the TO iy. restoring IA healthy and
regular action to the liver, B wells. Pancreas,
Heart. Kidney, Bladder, Skin and all other
Vi.cera.
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Mr.. Pepper Wrestles with q Milesian.

Mr.. Pepper is very shrewd lawyer.
In examining a witness. he exhibits q
tact tina. generally enables him to secure
q triumph truth. He once in a while,
however, meets with a queer customer.
Such one turned up on Thursday last.
a Mr.. Doylesswas complained of for keep
ing an improper house. The complaint
engaged Mr.. Pepper 10 manage the case.
The first witness who testified was Cor.
ne!ius 0'Neil. We give his examina-
ton:
DO you know tho defendant. Doylei'
Devil the man better
what kind Of house does he keep
IS brick house.
Il don't mean that. What are its Pc
culiaritiss?'
Two stories with back kitchen which
Joins on to Shsriden's fence
You still misunderstood mo. l. wish
TO know The reputation Of that house-is
il good. or bad?'
BAD. intisely.'
Mr.. Pepper called the attention OF the
court to this answer, and desired the JUS
tice to make a note. The justice DID,
what do you mean, Mr.. O'Neil. when
you said the reputation of his house was
badf'
That il had the divil's own chimney,
and roof that leaks like sieve,
You still Imissunderstand me, Mr..
O'Neil. L., me try again. VIVA: kind
OF people visi. that house?'
Men and women principally. A, least
that's the only kind l ever met there
We'll what kind OF women are ,hey?'
Female women as near as l could
Judge
We'll. what is their character?'
'0nly one OF them has the article
The court will please note that. On
ly one Of The females has character--
AL who is that woman?'
4 yonng lady by the name OF Nc
Shane
She. you think has characler?'
Think. | know il. saw i. on
Monday
Saw whsi7'
Her character. II was written By
Mr.. Davis. tho gentleman she has lived
With ioaE years coming mex! Thursday
fortnight
You will still persist ia misunder.
s:anling me. Let me try you once more.
Have you ever seen women of the town
a, Doyle's?'
'No. sir; not of the town. but devil
of raft from the county,
BY women Of the town, Mr.. O'Neil. !
moan common women-prosIitu;cs.'
Prostitutes
'Pros.itutes--have you ever seen pros
ti,u.es drunk and dancing at Doyle's?'
All. musha. listen TO that. And is is
the likes O. Doyle that would allow pros
tisu.es to misuse his shop? By The pow.
ers of Cromwell. If his boy Mike was
here but he'd twist your nose till you
could use i, for gimlet.
Prostitution! 60 way wild you. you
Backyard say that Of q dacent man
will you? Ii il wur not fur milesiing
The Coor', Id peel my coat and make q
founder of you in less time than it would
take a jackass to whip this,le!'
Here Mr.. O'Neil became so excited
that Mr.. Peppet informed him he could
stand aside aud make room for the next
witness. The case resulted in verdic,
Of acquit,aI. Albany Pol ice Tribune.
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Some wise man. years ago. said IL you
want to learn human nature. get married
10 a spunky girl. move in the house with
another family, and slap one of the young
ones, and then you'll learn il.
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IMPEACHMENT OF THE GOVERNOR OF N.
Yin the New York Assembly. on Wed.
nesday, resolutions from Richmond coun.
~ asking for the impeachment o. Gov.
Clark, for the recent pardons granted in
that county. were introduced and appro-
priate,y referred.
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How do you know said an enlighten-
ed European to an Ignorant savage oil
Asia. how do you know there is God?
How do you know replied the savage
pointing to human footsteps. how do you
know that men have passed this way?'
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Our friend Counsellor Percy gets out
some queer ideas now and then. In his
address to a jury. on Tuesday. he said.
To get the truth out of some witnesses is
as difficult as to draw bob tailed cat
through the bung hole of a BARREL
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LNOR the prevention and cure e Inte-in;,-
Il snt and Remitient Fevers. Fever & Arre,
Chills and Fevor, Dumb Ggue, General Debii-
ity. Night sweais. and all other forms Of dis
ease which have q common origin in Malaria or
Miasma.
This Is natural an;ijo.e which will entire
ly protect any resident or traveller even IN he
most sickly or swampy localities, from any
Ague or Bilious disensc whatever, or envy in-
jury from constantly inhaling Malaria or Mas
ma.
twill instantly check the Ague in p .rsons
who have suffered for any length of time, f ON
one day TO twenty years, so that they neel
never to have another chill, by continuing ia
use according 10 directions. The patient c:
once begins TO recover his appetite and strength
and continues until radical cure is effected
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
cases; some may require mcre. Directors
printed in German, French and Spanish, &c
company each bottle. Price One Dollar -
Liberal discounts made To the trade.
JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, RI.
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CsylfIe. Sheen. EZocs.


C4st!e, Sheep, EEoSs,
and such little things for me, so that may
get along il remain faithful TO the market. |
will do that My brother in Canada presen-
ted me with rare bird Of unexamped dimen-
SONS Ia Shanghai Roosier.) When Iatempt
10 speak OF this !eathercd pledge Of brother
hood, languague cannot come 10 time. He
has strong tendency 10 rnn 10 legs; he is
shaggy, eye like hen, disposition courageous,
tail like the bu, end of feathered buster, and
his voice like rhinoceros with the whooping.
cough; but cali in The market, can sell you
plenty OF other birds, but how they ever got
my chicken 10 Plymouth, is uncertain. but
the carmen tell me that they switched off on
a side track and made him draw the passenger
train, and for fear that he might stray away in
the night, cable him 10 the wood house in
the garden. But this voracious animal is eat
ing ne out of house and home, and with the
means of the market only. | see that one of us
must starve. His hunger is still on the in
crease. Ihave missed some ofmy wood, pigs,
and kittens. The poor brute has also com
menced eating his toes. observed him look
ing strongly after Eliza and Henry. Mr.. Dow
ming backed out. Call folks and see This
monster.
Oh. this felthered Know Nothing, like the
Eastern Prince, who, when he wants to ruin
man, makes him present oil an elephant, and
will not allow him to sell, give away or kill,
but he must keep the same and be devoured
This revengeful brother, for Some unknown
injury that have done him, has sent me this
villain, who eats as if he was the result OF a
cross between the anaconda and the Ostrich.
lie must be killed. or sold Tor breaking team,
or TO some State or Territory for n curiosity.
Times in New York; saw the Astor house,
city hall. white hall and several other cor
nerS, all in the same pIght-stopping at all.
The last thing that distinctly recollect; was
trying to pay fare for three with one piece Of
money, demanding 90 change, but did not
getit. / supposed the city hall to be an oppo-
sition steamboat. In the morning found my
self in bed with my clothes on, my boots un-
der my pillow, my hat under the stove, and
my watch in the water pitcher. 1 tried to
write to some one with my tooth brush-fo md
it in the ink-stand. This Croton water inter-
feres with my tender system so much, that
think shall take TO the use of milk in the fl-
ture. What would be the effect o! brandy and
water without any waterin it, but with lit
tie lemon!
Aug. 9, 1855. Gift
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The Montgomery (Alabama) Journal
says that negro who murdered Mr.. pr.
heart az Mount Meigs, was burnt to death
on the Pad inst.
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The Gazette, published at Wabash. Ia,
SAYS that on the 9th inst. there we're one
hundred and ten thousand bushels Of corn
in the warehouses Of that place.
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Evidence OF Safety.

NEW NoRK, June IL, 1855.
81 have made chemical examination Of
Rhodes" Fever and Ague Cure.'' or "ADiidotc
10 Malaria" and have tested it for Arsenic,
Mercury, Quinine, and Srrycbninr, but have
not found particle Of either in IL, nor have I
found any substance in Its composition that
would prove injurious To the constitution.
JAMES Il Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-05-01
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Take no more Arsenic, Tones, Mercrry.
Qninine. febrifngcs, Strychnine, or Anti Pei,
odcs any kind. The well known ineffieien
cy of there noxious poisons proves them 10 be
the offspring either of false medical principles,
or ofmercenary quacks. The o.ly remedy in
existence that is both sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in Plymouth by ii. b. PERSHING.
d Co., dealer in Drugs medicines Groceries.
July 10, 1855. I8iy.