msi 2:m.Trmfnr n,.t 1)( fcnnrun'c I? Save all you cm.
YYL'KE ALL COWARDS IN T il C llund.t.N . T dollais ore wanted in mime
) A It. IC bundles, w hen ns much itiijilil hp mvf d
. ,. , t . , , . . lie. can ful of sni ill leak. Uil 81 you
A medical fiiend of outs who, mine, ,. . '
, . . . Iivt lliif vi u ma v lelvupon.
ycais since, vi.iicd t ans under nicum- J mmtmmJ!t
iancc mot l.vnr.bh' loan entree u al PIOHSON A I. INDENT! I'Y.
moM inlfi-pHinii; c'noli ihm cil ll.e mii- Jt (umiIuii bet n rein tr keil how easi-
mors and ti dtvanl Mijino.tiM i f ihfl y ,, m,y ,. iiii.-ilak.u in aflirminj;
Em,iiP,' Itili capital Moiy ("he inHHimy t,f a iiei.sini. Men have
l.euid ilnl.iHd by Ibo ctdebialcd (I-mi- jj,M1 h(1(,t M(i hut,,Bj ol,,- .a;tii
crl Exc Imaus, one of N i)otctn pal u XUts ,lW( hom a ,lCltr r,,M mblancfl li
iA'4.. Il wds al diniitr party, com (, mH(lj l( (yom i,t.jMJ, ,j.,ukeii
posed of coma ol' urn v ivois id Vm Hon, nv vvii,(l, i; ,i,t,m,
a few olthtii younger rliivec, nd the) "A t,ft,(t Bmi !,- iing ease of thin
fcioii ol an rxkiuy, on a vmu limn ms
home in Ameiica, and to whom our
friend owtd bin iiilioduclion lo Ihe cu
rie. Some question rone about hrttvpiy
vhrn the jouttgrr mcmbeit ol'lhe rum
Lin v v-i e ibc'iififd la hear the vener-
able and heroic KxctlmRna travely and
mium-Iy decline, thai all u ere cowards. n m.lQ nu,t vvho ,.len,,et a fil)B 0n
in the dark! The General smiled tne,; t,u, K.ecetded no further limn 10
their txpn-siona cf dissent, rcmai ked n,.,,,, u.r Very much. She forili
llial it wan 'vei; like youth,' and 'iu-:with gave lulonuaiion and had a fio
ceeded to tell ihe following anecdote in !,.,,,. j the neihboi hood arrested,
eupp' rl of his airane dtclaratioii. Iq'),,. came 0I, U(1( 8,e 8WOre p0Sji
There was a younfc hot-head in the jvey (ha, llui (ret! m.ro Wa( ,)t) n)ill).
Emptror'a set vi-.p, who, burning for ac-jAoo",jier witness, an old man who wa
tion, and his duties al ihe lime ntkinl-
inp no oppoi ion iy , ai ijm ue reuivcu
to fiht a duel, and accoidinftly, choo.
in; lo cons'roe some remaik or oth;i
of an older and supeiior olTutr into an
ii;sul', cha'lengnd him. The old sol
dier, waving all considerations of rank,
agreed to meet the young man, but on
the following uiiumuI leims. The time
should be night, the place a room, in
opposite corners of which ihey were to
eland. The seconds, having plartd
their men, were to withdraw outside ol
ihe door, taking Me candeswilh them.
The word should be given from with
out, when he who had ihe fue should
discharge his weapon, and the seconds
bearing the lights should imnudialtly
tush in!
These strange conditions were ac
cepted, ihe lime arrived, and the sec
onds placed the patties as agreed upon;
wilhdiawing immediately and leaving
their men in the daik. The word wa
given, the fire was heard, Ihe door wa
re-opened, and there stood the elder ol
the Iwo, boh upright in ihe corner, hi
adversary' bull having entered the
wall so close lo his head that the escape
termed little less than miraculous.
It was now the old foldier's turn Ic
."'r'"'; o - .l . ,1 k
the word was ogiin given fioni the ou'!
fide, and, instantaneously with the dis
chur'', the seconds ruihed in lo find
;the challenger proitrate upon the floor
not yet having recovered himself
jroin his trick lo avoid the ball, which
on examination, it was found must have
lulled him.
'The young man was covered with
confusion, and the second j were over
whelming him with the expression of
their scorn, when the veteian stopped
them.
'Not so fait' my voung friends,' said
he, 'you will grow wiser. Where do
you suppose I was at the first fin? On
my lunula and knees in the corner, but,
via foil I was up quicker than he!
Par dieu. Messieius tve are coward
in the durhV
It was afterwards whispered lo out
friend, thai the story was an actual fact,
and that the elder of the parties, wa
no other iimn the brave warrior Excel
mans, himself.
ECONOMY.
Don't pile on the wood the room ie
warm enough. A good housewif
saves a number of dollais in fuel in ll 1
couite cf a year.
You are sweeping a pin in the fur,
Flop and pick it up Two or three
lows of pins ought to last a 12 month
and will in a piudeul Ijmily.
Take back the biush you are burn
ing il on the stove. When you wish
to sweep the health lake the old broom
it w ill answer just as well. In six
week you will need a new biush in
ihe home, if you continue to be ranks'.
l'ut on your apron when about your
I itch'-11 work, it will save your gown.
With a little care that calico die!,
will last you C months lor.grr.
You lt:ok well truly with your feet in
Ihe file. At ibis late you will ned a
pair of slioes f very fuiiiiijih'.' Your last
ihocs weie not worn 11 i.eh, they were
burnt ou'.
There is a needle fuii of thread on
the window ut il in your drawer or
..... .i w.u rutu rvi.i mane
6 Vj'ln. .
You intend 10 pus this evening at ft
neighboiY Oariy your knitting work
with you. Vtu can woik while you
,at
Take that dipper from lii stnve.
Th... :. .... !. n il
ut 1 c is ii'j njit i 111 11, 1 u in 01 1 o v 1
shall haa to cairy it down for Mr.
Conner to sodder the bettom.
Blew out one of those lamps. One
iight ii stiflkieni now the comoany i
pnne. You put too mucS soup on t lie rhithes.
It ws but last month that Weavi-i
Lrought us a tiatrel now it i half gfmc.
So inufl. f.tr economy vl:o w-jl,
,, , lt.c,ided in 1 tie l .. yptievillt
Noilh C h 1 0 1 i 1 1 i :i n , m having occuired
111 0iane Co., N. C, a abort limoano.
A fiee upio va aitained fur an al
tempt al rape. A miriied woman
whose hiiKhind was oil al work a bout
.1...... mi... ...... bed one niuht bv
p. gsmj, ,y n,e huUiie just before die act
was (opimittPil, hmi swore that he me
ihis free negro spoke to him ( it some
distance) aud asked him il tliu mm who
lived at that house was a home, and il
there were any dogs there. TIik old
man told him lii.it ma man was not a
home and that iheie were no dogs there.
1 he frpfl negro proved, by two highly
respectable young gentlemen that In
was al their father s house on the very
night, and at the very hour when the
acl was said lo be committed, Wha
would have been done with the fret
negro it is hard lo say, under the cir
cumstances, had not the matter taken
quite a new turn.
It so happened as many other sirangc
hings happen, that there was a slave
man or boy in the r.eigborhood, the ve
ry counterpart of the fiee negro as lo
color, face and form, and belonging lo
the father of Ihe young genl'emen who
test.fi-d that the fiee negro was al theii
house on the night of the ciime. Thic
slave bjy conf ssed that it was him
hat committed the crime and not Ihe
ree npftio. The confession was nude
to thi Clei k of tho Court an I also t i
one of the cnunsel. Otpoinso he w;i
immediately ariested. This put a new
peci on the malt-ii', and ihe two pris-
""frs were brought into Couit The
woman uj,
milled, was then directed lo point out
I he mm, and she still declared il w.
the fiee negro. The old unn
was Ihen called on and ho decided ii
was Ihe free negro; such is Ihe lanacpy
with which some people cling lo fns
imprpssions, and originul'y expressed
opinion". 1 5 m t what is stiaiger than al
the very counsellor to whom the slivt
man made ihe cunfesson, when asked
as lo Ihe man thai made ihe confession,
rOlNTFD TO THE It E E NKCilto! 15.1
the C'li rk of Ihe Court, to whom sIm
he confessed, kue w the slave pe:ftcl!
11 1 11 , 1
wen, anu n in Known nmi Irom a buy,
he veiy icadi' cormcted the ini:ai
made by thu counsellor.
Anothej singular circumstance is,
thai ihe woman should mak.i such n
mistike, when Ihe fiee negro had been
employed about Ihe premises lor a d ly
or two in ploughing, which circumstauc
ilso pioved something in his favor,
fiom the fast that he knew the woman
husband was not at home, and that
here were no dogs there, and
consequently would not have asked
she old man the questions which wire
eked by the slave. At the same time
such knowledge might also be made to
operate against him.
The slave confessed that he deceived
the old man in Ibis way; he hallowed
'0 thu old man and asked him how he
was; and the old fallow returned Ihe
ovulation and asked if lhat was lion,
t'lhe free negrj.) Thu boy, fndmg he
was not known, did not discover him
elf, but carried out the deception by
answering in the affirmative. The bnv
also said, (and as he was naturally u
wild boy, many believed it to be due)
hai he had no intention of doing any
liaim;only intended lo frighten the wo
man; tiial he did nut .start liom home
with any intention of such a thing, br
just as he got near ihe housp, the devi
""t ra'il to put it into Lis hrad to do
some mischief and ltd him lo Ilia com
mission of ihe n imp.
The dec negro ivas releised, and tin
sirfve ooy was liung. 1 ne evidence ol
'he woman ami the old man made sucl
an impre.'sion sgrinsl the fiee nrgio,
that some were loth to believe but what
it was li.in; but the tlave pcisistrd ii
his klaiem.;iit of his own guilt, and sa!t
'iun b-lore he was h.imr. th;.t ii .v.. t
... . r'
light, he was the one anU not Ihe fiti
ne Urn.
What caution sn' h caes should be to
person who are called upon to sweat
to 1 lie idi-nty i.f anothi r in a casp involv
ng i!i ? life of an ii.div idul. For it is p
. ai e chance to liiul lhat honest y and vir
ue in men ti pomp a confession whi' I
-vnhi.l j c; t'.iit two nick lot!
. 1 i- .i.
DUsnilutiOn Ot rarHlcihJiip. ,
NOTIUR is hereby given that the Part
niTship, hcrwlofoia existing between llie
4uhncnliers, under tlui the linn of liyer it
ilelley, is this day dissolved by mutual
onseni', ami ilm Hooka and uccounta may
tt t'ount) with Charles lliliey, M the old
stand, alio is nutliurize.d lo aeuteall accounts
l the firm, and will bo happy to wait on
lioir IriemlH in nettling llm raine' '1'linsi
i.ivi.ijT iicniiintu of Uwg Biandtii" are parln;
daily reipiebti'd lo call.
JACD1J KYCIl.
uiiai)i:s iu:rLL:Y.
Illoonisbuig, March 181815
TJcw Arrangement.
THE ul)SL'riliers would respecll'ully in
form their friends, and the public generally
hal have Ihey have entered into Partnership
inder the firm of llffley & Mendeuliull, in
die mercantile business, at the stand lonuer
iy occupied by Eyer t lit (ley, and have
ukeu tiitir entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
10 which tliey into id making such additions
is w ill suit '.he seiming ai:d 111:1 1; 0 their
iss irti.iPiil general, all of which they are
inxiiHiA to exchange for rash, 01 country
proihu p generally, upon very liher d ttruis.
I'hey respectfully solicit the patronage ol
ilieir (iinnili and the public cenprally.
Cll RLI2S I1KFLKY
.SAMUEL MEN DEN 11 ALL.
nionmsbure. March 18 18-15.
HOTEL,
Orangeville, Columbia county, Pa.
THE su'iBcnber rppectfully informs the
public that lie has leased thi-l lar'e three
lory Tavern, now in the occupancy of Alt
George Seiple, in Orangeville, Colurnbin
C'ltinty, I'h., and intends moving into 11 nn
the firm of April next, where he will bi
ploused to tee his old friends and cudlomeis
As his
TABLES
will always bo furnished with the best tin
market aihirils, His 13 A IC widi the choices;
of Liquors And lii STAIJLE, attended b)
faithful Hostlers, ho (latter? himself that he
tvill be able to give general satisfaction
CONVEYANCES
will always be ready to transport watermen
011 their route,
I C JOHNSON
ilirch 15, 1813 if'
MARESLZ: YARD.
The suhsciibers liave e.!tai!ished at thf
diove place, a new MJlllULl) IVtllJ,
intice, lo furnish to order,
MONUMENTS, TOMB-TILES.
TOML'-S TONES, UEJlR Til
JAMBS, MJNTLES, TdlNT
STO.XES, MULL EES, kc.
ir any other w ork in their I i n r. They !m
dsn prepared in lurnisi WINDOW CAI
md SILLS, DOUR SILLS and S'I'EJ'S,
.fee either of Ma. hie, Lime or anv kind n!
tone lhat can he. prni ured in this vicinity
ji j-'lliiving li'iU eolisliieiatili! expenenet
in ihe buMiicsH, tnr-y dedee their wink U
ie executed in as handsome a style as cat
')P furnished lioni any yard either in thi
iiy or cnuntri ; rtriel on as rciisonahle lerms
AU.MST1J0X0 Si IIUGIIKS.
nionmsburjr, Nov. a, 1813. ly 'J8
Nolice
1! hereby fiivtn, tin 1 on thp 31st di
if May, hint, I nave my Note lo Walter
Ueaeh; fur llio sum of eighteen dollani
i.nviibh; one year niter t'ate ami as the said
Note was out lined through deception ,in
fraud, 1 hereby caution all persons not ti
purchase it, I shall refusa to p iy s lie sain
until compelled ov law.
H EN IvY KITCHEN.
Madisan, Marc'.i 23 1813.
WA' TNEIISUIP DISSOL J'ED
The Conrrrlnership hpretnfiirp existinj;
under ihe fi.in r.f SUA EllTIKjUN
1W0SE, in ihe HlacUnithiiig
in HisHolved by mutual consent. The
Hooka ;u e in the hand.i of Marshal Silver
diorn, to whom all having claims on, m
ire indthled to, said f.rui, aie ttijuesltd It
ipply iuiinediati Iy fur settlement.
MAKSMAL SlLVEstTIlCKN.
JUDAII LUONE
Dloomsbtirg, March 28, 1813. -19
i"7 The Hiisiness, in fiHuie, will be car
ried on ul tho old stand, by the subscriber
who Roli' itu a continuance of the custom
is old friend, and of as uianv new ones
d may pleas call
M. S1LVERTI10UN.
March 28. 19
t ha i r 1 a 11 it I a ( lo ry .
rrlUU subscrilier having rstabl!:hed a ,V''ll'
a tif.siis .'..vtvcyyrti' on ,1uin
-Ui-tt, near the residence of I.. II. Mnus he ic now
;rcpj:i d to lu-ni -li Ciniiis of evt ry ditii-riplion, nn
is nud leri.ie as tliey run le j ureho.sud elsewhere
i t.'.u county.
WOOD TU1JNING,
Such ox Eed Pt.sls, Waggon II ids,
Eusc Elocki, fyc.
SIGN, ORNAMENTAL .$ IIO.USK
1'AINTING.
Also
110 USE P.1PE11LSG.
I'll is litter brunch, from his ei icmr, he believe
ue u-.wi ilo a lilllo better nun unv oilier nersou in
!ii.4 si etion.
.'r'I'Ol'I.AR i'l.AMC will be taken in pay
unit at the hihcM ' .ket piiee
s,.il ll.MiK.NDU lf
B!-;cii' :ill.j. .1 ,:' 1, I 1 1 J'. 1 '
CLOCK & WATCH-ITlAKlfJ.
nst'HCTr'LI.LV iiinrnii4 die citi.cim ul
Unluiiiliiu county, and the nulilie. pcm-iulh
llllll 111) llllK IllCHtPlI IlilllSI'll ill Ullllllllslllllg 011 Main
Ktrri't ninit.itu St. J'uul'g (JIiuitIi, ivIiuiu ho lius
vneil kliiip, nnd ix now reiuly nnil iremrrd tn
irc.'ivi' mid uxirute nil woik in Inn liuuut I'Usiui'a!.
diNputc'li uud in u ivurkiiiunlikt) niHinier.
clocks fit Watches
if the beat uality, can bo had at lii Oilulili.sluuenl
in very reubonublu tc ni' .
ltlUMIUINCI CLEAMXfi
will 'jp done In the mitiafaction of tho cuctonicr, as
,vrll of Clocks and VVatchusua of Jewelry, and lie
wiil further, warrant Ilia wurk to he cxe :uloJ u
well us any in this section of tho Stu'.e, Ho will
j'mo make to order
SUUVEYIXfl COMPASSES
r pocket, and in short, will do all otherwork Msu
illy done in a well ircululcd rcfprclulile rvtuhlieh
niriit. lie holies ly htiut ntlriiiion to liuuincs
and a desire to please, to u-coive a liberal uluirc 0
uatioimgu. t-ountry 1'roiUit c taken in pay men
for work at tho market pricfu.
Lvl.iomsliurg, ISovemlicr 15, 184 I -30,t
ChaiR ivianufactoy,
TH E subscriber continues to carry on
the
Cll AIR ilfANUFACTOItlNG
business at the old stand of B- cfc S. Ilagen
nich, where he will be readv al all times
to furnish Fancy ife Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of every
leseription, which may be called for, at
short notice and on the must reasonable
terms. lie will also execute House, Sinti &
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering,
in a superior manner,
From Ins experience in tho business, and
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he Hatters himseK that
he shall be able to furnish as good work,
and upon us rersonablo terms as can be
done in the country, all of which lie will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B- Orders from a distance will be
strictly at.d punctually attended to.
B HAGENBUCII.
Blooms! urjr, Dec 30, 1813
50 MINERS VA1TTED.
EMPLOYMENT will be pivpn by the
subscribers to !iO Miners. durintjr the FPasnn
All (hose wishing to take a .objwill please
fill as we will let il'nul by the Job or by
die Inn
Also, 40 LABOURING hands wanted
hy the subscribers.
HAGENBUCII & EVES.
Light Street March 18 15
jLUEi herb:
FA&IIO.VlISMl TAILOKI A .
Come one, come ult, give vie a tall .'
fjirVIC suhsciiber returns his sinrcro thank:
for tho liberal liiition.iL'e heretofore brstmve(
"I him. and hfypes fcr a ( (nliniiiinee of the same,
wii.i un i.ierca.se mm the merit of his shop. Jlc in.
tends sjmiiiiji neither j.uin or labour to rendoi
-alitlai'liou in any case;and will wnireut his worl
ione with taste mid diiialiilitv.A.M) ALITTLl'
m: tkr than ca. uk' ijo.nb in any
M7i!:i:.S7()J' IX Tlllri i:. ITe Ins
liist ie(fn ed Miliums, late reimit of Fashions, fiom
l liilaiii'l.na. vvliu ti can he seen at Ins shop at uu
lime, bywhieh he is tumbled to cut according In
ihe la ct .style, or to older. His prices aic in
accordance to the times. All kinds of cnuntn
I'rodure taken in ,uniint fur work ut market j i tec
i very ri'aiiallc tiiKcount tor cash.
'. .V. I.EIDY.
X. 15. fiittiiiR dnno with tho greatest carc,ari(
at the shortest notice.
P. S. I..
Illnoinsburg, Oct.. 184 .S
Erandreth's Tills.
Ti lAD and understund ! The lime will come
jfcfci, when the medicine, Lrandrelh 'ills, will U
appieciuled us ihey ought and deserve; it will In
undeistnod that l)r. Urandicth has the Hlrniiycsi
. I inns upmi ihe public. It is true that every in
dividual who makes a trial of the liiaudretli Fills
concede llieui to he the best medicine they ever
used. They are indeed a medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in a climate so
changeable as ours cannot be sull'icieully anprociat
.'d A free peispinilbin is ut once restored , thus
tliey cere colds, and consumption is prevented.
Those w ho have u redundancy of bile find them of
(lie must essential service, and should there ho u d-
liciency ol Unit important (hud the Uiandrelh I'illi
have an equally beneficial elli ct. Often has llm
important medicine sated valuable lives in those re
gions where the dieadhd yellow fever wai inevuil-
iinr, A Ii iv do.-i s taken imincdintely upon the in
Icclinn bcinjr received into tin system, will b ub
most certain to pieventuny innterial iuconveni' nee
And ut nostiij!o of this dn aillul cpideiuie is there
so pioper a medicine as the Drendreth Fills, l.ei
this mcilii-ino be universally used in this
disease, ami no loss of Idood allowed, uud few .
very lew, would be its victims. ! t ;H 0;I,ir
diseases. Assist nature wiili this ull imporrant
medicine to renini-e morbid huinois fiom the blood
and do not resort lo bleeding or mercury, and wi
shull have a "cry great scaicity of persons afflicted
with rronic maladies. The feathered trilie the an
imal kingdom- over which we are the lords, are
not ti ill K ted with chrcine maladies; neither should
we be if it were not for our price, which occasions
them. Follow nature. L'sc the medicine ulihh
hurnioniir.rs with her, which mildly but surely re
moves ull the impurities of the blood.w hich strength
en the feeble,and yet reduces ihose of too full hubil
t i n healthy standard. Let me aRiiin say lhat everv
department of the manufacture of brand eth Fill's
is personally superintended 'y me, nnd that every
box with my three labels upon it may be relied up
on to have the tanetici.il elici t dcrrib. d if used
according lo the directions oecoiiipunying.
AGEN T S.
Va.diinton Robert M'Kay.
Jeraeytown I,. A A. T. il'mvl,
Danville C. IJ. Reynolds & Co.
(uittawissa C. G. liruhst.
Floomsburi; J. K. Mover.
liimestonc liabbit & M'X'inch.
liuckhorn .V. (i. Mmemaker.
Lime liide Low cc Thompson,
erwick- .1 W .vtili s
May :;, ii! 1 5 I; - 2.
Mr. $ afflicts
FAMILY ttlEBICINES.
JJIWE'S JET III TONIC.
riU I lair Tonic has iirodiiccd bfmliful New
Hair in the hc.ids of Innulreds vthn had been bah1
lorveiirs It also our ilu s the lier.il from llaudrull
.'il. en diseases of the scaln Preserves the huh
t'roiu fallinir oil' or bseoiniiig ieiin.ineritly gray
ElYNirS CWMINdTllrE BAL
SAM.
IS a certain, safe ond i lleclual remrdv for Jv
cntury, L)ianhie:i or lonseni'ss, cholera inoiliiis.suiii-
mcr coiuiilainl, col ic; erinuiR luiins; sour stoinach;
sick and nervous headueli. beurtliurn, waterlirsh:
aiu or Hickuers of the stomach; vninitiu; s'illini'
up of food after rating and also where it n-n
through the body uni haimed i want of annetite ;
restlessness and inability to sleep; wiiud in ihe sto
niai.-h and bowels; crump; nervous tremors inn
twitching; seasickness; fainting,1, melancholy ninl
lowncss ot spirits, Ironing and eiyuiij ol inlant:
and for all bowel ullcclioiis and iifrvous diseases.
Dr. J.IVNE'S TONIC VE I! Ml IT (IK
Which is perfectly safe and so pleannut thai
chililifii wilt not reluso to take it- Il cllictiialU
destroys worms: neutralizes acidity or sourness o!
the stomach; increases appetite and acts us o gene
ral and permanent Tonic and is therefore exceed
ingly benelicial in in'eruiittent unilliemitlent leven
and indigestion; c ond is a certain and penuuneiii
cure foe the fever and ajjuc.
Dli. JAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS.
Thpy may be taken al all limes and in
most diseases In Inllamuiatoiy, inlrrmit
I. . . . . i : t I i
lain, lieiniueni, utiious, ami every utitei
form of Fever Jaundice and Liver Cum
plaint. For Dyspepsia they are really at
invaluable article, gradually f 1 1 a 1 1 fj 1 1 1 u tin
Attiated secretions of the stoinach and livei.
and producing healthy action in those, im
porlant organs. They ate very valuabh
or utseases ol tne c u 1 1 1 , iimt lor what is
nnmmouly called 'Impurity of the blood;'
also for Female Complaints, Cosiiveness
&.,, and in fact every disease where ai
Aparient, Alterative, or Purgative Medicine
may he requned
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
It always cures Asthtua two or three
!are doses will cure the Croup or Hives f
Children, in from fifiven niinutps to an
hours lime. It immediately subdues the
violence of Hooping Cough, and effects a
speedy cure, Hundreds wdio have been
given up by their physicians ss incurrahli
wiih 'Consumption,1 have been rcstorett
perfprt health, by it.
In fact, as a remedy in Pulmonary Dis
eases, no medicine has ever obtained a
hi-ihcr.or more deserved reputation.
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at the store of JOHN U. MOYER,
Bloomshurg. 30
n
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TJTMllRU'IXti the present opportunity ol
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Ihe public neneiallv. for the liberal palionaue
lias lieretolore leecived. inlonns his friends and the
public in general, that he still continues to carry on
ibeubove business at bis old r.-tabhshed stand, on
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and merit a shine of public patronage as herelolore
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as his shop is of Inn" standing, nnd lis work In
thinks will speak fur iUelf, nnd far more loudr
Jinn words. Hut, he would merely say thnt. h.
warrants his work di ne v illi neatness, duiabilitv
ii, d in the latest fnfi;oiinble niunner, aud will en
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IN. 1J. ( liures moderate to Pint the nines. Al
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:ilst. IS 15.
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Chuk David (Ivideif Lb.abelh
Campbell Isaac Overseers of the pool ofZcinloc).
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Fincher'. Thomas Rinsor F. Reuben
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Hughes Lllis
Hotter Cain 2
Iredell R.
John Marnun
John Sarah
Feisoiis callinc lor I
Stoker Ah xauder
I mslcad J ico'i
Warnlz 1'yriis
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