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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
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9th WI. . :'s"d a, a .";.,o
we " Vh Courthouse, and Is i'll be let
asAksAas6nskns 10 mares at the mode ale
price OF glove season, which will commr o a
On the lst March. and expire the LIST Jdh, TO
be discharged by the payment OF $40 within
he season, SO the single leap, payable at the
time OF service, and 500 10 insurr IA mare in
ioal, to he paid whenever 1t is ascertaine d the
mare Is IN foal, or transferred, aud 90 cents 10
the groom in every case. Good pasturage will
he furnished gratis, aud mares left wEb thr
horse, II required, viii be well led and a rte oded
10 at 70 cents per day. All possible care and
attention shall be paid 10 prevent acctde nts ar
escapes hut will not be sponsIble for either.
CORPORAL TRIM is a beautiful ch.snn,
sorrel, very near If not quite 10 band, hpb
no" rising five years old. and for blood, Lone
and su"hg running points, surpassed Ay few
Il any Horse ~ Virginia. In consequence of
an INJURY which he received when only a few
weeks old on one OF his lore legs, Just above
he pas'ern joint. (the leg nearly cot of ty
Sy'he,) h. was never trained for the turf.
AS ms Is his INST season, and the great scar.
cry oil MONEY at 'his time, his services sr
offered lower than any horse Of equal blood !,
Vmg inia. He i. now 10 full poss.s,ioo or all
his natural powers uniinpaired by hard rim.
mug Oh Old age.-hany fine horses are broken
down aud worn out by hard running and age
ue'ofe tliey are lei 90 inares-heuce At is ,ys, ~,
SO often disappointed in The Colts we pe, ,,n,n
such horses--for hold It TO be A ,'u,h H.,
cannot he controveIted, that the ofrsnr,ng ~
an saAnals must phrtake more or less of IN.
Inn mites oil the pareat stock al the time n,
procreation.
PEDIGREE.
corporal Tim wa- got by old Sir Archer
his dam by Old Diomede, his erandnn H.,
Wild AR, his srea grandeur by Apollo. his
e. E: grandam ny Partner, his g. g. &. eraada,n Il.
fraroonsht. his &. G. &. &. grauiam was i'm,
ported by John Bland. Esq.--Thus it will hs
SEN mar ms strain Is oil tue very best stock
'rg'n'a mas ever possessed. ]. POWELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

4 ME subscribers having purchased Dr. Hol.
- combe', Apothecary and Drug Store. viii,
continue 70 keep on hand a general assortment
OF all articles in their line of business .-Ihe
strlctesI attention " II be paid in puttius up
pa descriptions, and no effort spared to give gen
eral satisfaction. They solicit the patronage
OF their friends and the pubir. Physicians
and Country MeIc chants are invited 10 call and
examine their Stock, as they are determined
% sell on as reasonable terms as any 9th /
house Ia TINS place.
J.T. g. J. e. ROYAL.
Apri1S ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

AAlIEAT.-The highest price 10 cash
w viii he given for wheat, delivered ~
the Lynchtorg Mills. j. & c. Z. LYNCH
March 81, 1881. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

VIE undersigned School Commissioners 'o'
u the county Of Can,pb.l. deem II s.Pf
dient that there should be an extra meeting =,
the Bosrd ON the 2ad Monday Ia May nei' a,
Campbell Courthouse, as there is business =,
Importance requiring the attention o. .ss
Board. The punctuai attendance Of all o''
members is desired.
RICH. PERKINS,
WIN. &. McALLISlLh'
IHEO. REID.
April 10 wS@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
GLOVES.
CALICcS,

large assortment, new patterns, and certain.
" more beautiful than any heretofore i,,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25
WASyIN45a

piece changeable and Ggu,ed Shk-spiendid
beyond description
A few patterns do. do. certainly more beauti-
inl than any ever offered here before
Narseiles, white dfsncy c0l0rs
Super Valencia, a great variety of patterns
pieces bes, Eoglisb plain black Silk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-25

April IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
ADDITIO 70 y S TO
w, CALLAHA N'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
CIRCULATING
.Julu /

JHtV I.
The Persian Advcnturcr; being the
sequel of "The kuzzllbash;" by } Il.
Fraser, esq. . vols.
Narrative Of the War in Germany and
France, in 1913 and IA, by Licut.-Gcn
Charles William Nanc, Marquis of
Londonderry, G. c. i>. &. {. ii. | vol.
being No. !, ofthe Cabinet Library.
The Quarterly Review, No. lxXxlx,
London, April 1881; Boston, July 1881.
( Edinburgh Review, No. lO5, March
1881; Boston, June.
Evidences of Christianity, stated IN a
popular and practical manner, in course
Of lectures, by Daniel Wilson, A. NJ. Vi,
car, , vols.
Life of Arthur Lee, LID, joint Com
missioner of the United States to tho
Court of France, and sole commissions
to the Courts of Spain and Prussia, dur
ing the revolutionary war; with his poll
teal and literary correspondence, and
his papers on diplomatic and political
subjects, and the affairs of the United
States, during the same period, by Rich
ard Henry Lee, A. NJ, II. 4. NJ. , vols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07

TnE SEA SERrEXT.--l his monster
made his first appearance tins season ut
Boothbay Oh Sunday last. lie was seen
again on Tuesday by two gentlemen at Il
distance of about sixty feet, ana after
wards by ten or twelve citizens OF Booth,
bay as he passed and rcpassed several
times about $50 feet distant from them.
Uc is described By the Editor OF the
Wiscassct Journal, who was on the spot,
as from $50 to 200 feet in length, ol il
brown colour on the back and yellow
brown on the belly. lie moved with an
undulating motion, like that of a leech or
blood sucker, which gave TO his back tho
appearance of the humps described by
those who have previously seen hm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
From the -. LOUIS Beacon.


BY the Winncbago, which arrived mere
Yesterday from the Upper Mississippi, we
learn that Gen. Games, who proceeded
some eight or ten days since with a de-
tachmcnt of regular troops from Jcilcr-
son Barracks, against band ofthc Sars
and the Fox tribes of Indians, has called
upon the Governor of Illinois Tor de-
tachmcnt of GOO militia, to proceed mn
mcdiatcly to the point of expected hos
titics. II is reported tha, the Indians
met the troops with a war dance, and
expressed a determination not to leave
the ground unless by force OF arms.
The specie, and other effects oi the
Bank of the United States at Fayctlc-
vile, which were in the vault ol the bank
at the time of the late fire were louhd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07

~ S4Eart:ls Ltat. N
yiti45s PORT OF NEWPORT. Stsa.ts
ISISiI Is.

.Nondoy, JHIy arr slip Gratitude, Fisher,
i'm ProNid for N.hcdiord. schrs james X Nnn :.
Robinson. fin pto,id. for Georges River; Hope,
Lord, fin Dighlon for kennebec: Magnolia scott,
fin Provid for kcnncbec Collector, Moore, fin
do for Steuben; Triumph, I'uttlc, from .N'iaven
for Providence; Magnolia, Crocker, from Mobile
SapeIlo, staples, from Providence; Clars'l, Bun
ker. from Nantucket for .A'lor<: Essex, Stanley
fnl Sagharbor: Lady, Days,and Advance. Reeves,
fin Drookhaven; Alfred, Wells, fn Ri,erhead; In
dependence, GoodaIe, fn Sliampton; Exchange,
Davis dc Wave, White, iin Sagharbor; Hunter,
Gardner, from Providence for .N,,ntucket; Patriot,
Robinson, fin Nantucket for New York.
Tucsday, Jaiy 5--arr schrs Sr!l-Caste, Lin
coin. fin Newbern: Hopes Lady, Luce, fin Prov.
for Sugharbor; Whale, Wolfe, fin Charleston for
Providence. Sleeps Admiral, Post, fin "a! brook ;
Moderator, Webb. fin Ri>erhead; Cashier, Com
stock. fn East lIad,am; John Adams, Pesrce, ir
Washington for Wareham; Nelson, Ellis, I'm New
York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
SELiicT.;D iTii Ms.

The papers contain s-oug III puta'lon. OF mis-
conduct 10 Capt. Vanderbilt, master Of the late
steamer Gen. Jackson; his conduct atlr the eS-
plosion Is representa- AS disgaceul and the
cidcnt is attributed to his msinanagement. The
matter is to be Investigated in coult of law.
The Philadelphia Sentinel states positively aud
uneTiyocaly, that DIR. Randolph, the acting
Secretary of War, was the bearer of Major Eatons
challenge to Mr. Ingham-ond demands that the
President should serve him as he did the nid>hip-
men, whose names he struck from the roll for
having been engaged III duel.
a little girl in Philadelphia went To bed care
lcsSly with pin in her mouth and in the night
awohe in dreadful agony. Surgical assistance
was called in. and by forcing spoon down her
throat, the pin was dislodged.
SUNDAY SCHooLs. By the memoirs Of OBJ
erin, in the last Number Of the North American
Review, it appears that Archbishop Eorrcno. OF
NJ lan, was the first founder of these valuable in
stilulons III the sixteenth century, and that they
have ever since been supported in that diocese.
Governor Desha's son, who fled from the Inl-
ted States a few years since, has lately died in
Texas, conccssing that he was the murderer of
Baker and another person who lived III Texas.
GEoRGIA.-1hc canvass for the office ol Gov
ernor of Georgia has commenced with spirit. The
candidate i'll opposition TO Alr. Gilmer, Is Wilson
I.umpkin, Esq.
The President has appointed II. Il. Tan-y, Esq.
of Baltimore, Attorney of the |. 5. to succeed
John w. Berrien, Esq MIR. Il. has accepted the
appointment.
The Chic Courier states that thirty new steam
boats are building between Louisville and Pitts
burg, partly to supply the places ofhosc worn out
Benz Anthony, Esq. has been appointed Post
master III Fall River in place of Mr.. James q.
Eowen, removed.
with a broken leg. nighted several times on Tho
. roof Of a house. and was with difficulty captured
| by gentleman who crept along the roof, slyly s
seized him by the sound leg.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07

RAILWAY AccIDENT.--On TUESDAY
afternoon. horse attached to one OF the
cars ON the Quincy Railway became
unrulv. broke the trace chain, and back
ed oil the Railway, where it runs by a
prccipicc, height of about 20 iect,-
lie fell upon man who was at work be
meath. and wounded him 50 badly that
he died that evening. The horse was
no, much burt Boston Pat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
.UE.ifOR.I.tI.1.

Left at Havana, Goth ut Sea-Bird, farr, of this
port; Fame. NinSon, fm Providence, dI'g.; tIiio,
Clinon, fin this port, do.
AT It. Thomas, 2OI ult. Remittance, Munro,
fin Bristol, di>eh.
Sailed from ~. Thomas 18th, hi. Gov. Cod
dmgion, Rider, Of this port for Porto Rico.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
MAR REED.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev mr. Tucker, mr.. Samuel :. Allen, 10 miss
Nehaln Barker, daughter Of capt Jonathan Bar
ker, all of this place
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Ed
dy, MIR. Richard Duriee, Jun. 10 Miss Jane 7. Lit
tie, both oiTiycrton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
DIED.

III this town Odd ut miss Elizabeth Smith,
daughter Of the late mr. Philip Sutl OF Middle
town, aged - years.
On Monday morning last, after an illness OF ma
ny Years mr. Lewis GATES, son of capt. Asa
Gates, aged ~ years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07

upon those parts ofthe body, a portion OF
its heat is conveyed away, and the vital
parts are thereby defended from the ac-
ton of the cold
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
NEW STORE AMI
NEW GOODS.

FEN III VI \ y FOW l. T. IL JR. bcss
- leave 10 inform the inhabitants Of Newpo
and lis Vicinity, that he has taken the Store No.
lJi 1hllnes street. (ncNt north of the store nos,
occupied 10y :. Newton,) where he will this da,
open IL complete assortment of
OF the most fashionable patterns-all Of which
shall be sold at prices that cannot fail to sun
purchasers Customers are respectfully invited /"
call. .w Newpor, June 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07

The steamboat President arrived this morning
at half pust clock, from New York. by the
the Commercial Advertiser of last evening, con-
tainmg European news furnished by the Britannia,
which arrived at that place on Tuesday, one day
later than the news received by the James Crop
per The Advertiser says
".\s will be seen fom the extracts we have Civ
en-, they furnish nothing decisive as to the course
Belgium will take aud the destiny of the Poles
cannot he conJec,ured liom the present aspect oI
affairs"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07

DRINK WITH CAUrIoS Let those a
bout to Qucnch their thirst, when over
heated observe the following rules, and
they may drink moderately with impuni-
y.
q. Grasp the vessel ont Of which
vou arc about to drink, for a minute or
longer, with both your hands. This will
abstract Il portion Of the heat from the
body, and impat it at the same time to
the cold liquor, provided the vessel be
made of metal, glass or Garth.
-. lfyou are not furnished with a
cup, and are obliged to drink by bring
ng your mouth in contact with the stream
which issues from pump or spring, al
wavs wash your hands, previous to youI
drinking, with a little of the cold water.
By receiving tho shock ofthc water hrsI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
BONNIE ETS.

Dmond, BoAiord and plain Straw Satin
Straw an elegant new pattern; l.eghons al.d
Navarnoes, cheap.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
SUMMER ANG EN- EN- 7

TEylIE Boston Taunton and Fall River Mail
b Stage, leaves Newport every Monday,
"Wednesday. and Friday al ) O'Clock, arrives at
Fall River III : o'cock-l)mcs ~ Sharon at o.
clock and arrives in Boston at ;. Leaves every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at : o'clock
dimes in Taunton at o'cock-arriNeS III Boston
at i o'clock. Stage books kept at Mr.. Town
sends rare 10 FaN Rirr, II; TO Tou"ton,
-; to BostOn -.
RETl RNiNG-I.caycS Boston every day at
o'cock-dmcs at Fall River at 2o'clock--ar-
riycs in Newport at o'clock. Books kept at
Shcpard's. Broomiicd ST.
/ The above line is connected with the New-lcd-
ford stage. at Fall River. Fare 10 New-bcdord
two dollars.
/ The Providence Mail Stage leaves iaIl RIVER
every Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday at II o"
clock. Fare two dollars.
Extra carriages furnished at any time by apply
ing TO s.EABuRy TrNNhN1.
RUFUS B kiNSLEl, Agent,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
TEETH.

NJ OCT. MOORE viii attend to filing, filing,
II y dressing aud various other operations on
the TEETH. on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Satur-
days. between the hours of and IL u. m. at his
Office, No 80 Thames street.
TEETH,
At all times extracted III the most careful manner,
aud instruments are provided for removing the
roots of such ns are too much decnyed to admit of
extraction in the ordinary mode, and for cutting
them level with the Jaw, when this operation IL
necessary. June 3oih.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-07
SUMMER GOODS.
u. SW EEYa
Il d z,

"a As just received fresh supply Of vcry
Il u cheap goods, of various descriptions -:
Among them 200 real good handkerchief.
for only IL l-2 cents each; cotton thread sill,
aud wool hose, rlndum ditto from 25 cents each
pair TO dollars good assert lncni fans feather.
palnlleai aud paper: silks, Gro de Berlin, Flor
ence and India SinsEaws, Italian and French
silks, changeable do; childrens gloves and hose,
Il scarce article TO be iound an elegant assort
mcnt of Prints, from II l-2 cents 10 IS cent,
per yard, cheap. Also, French carded muslin.
einghan'S, n splendid assortment, Pananeans,
Oscannes and BeveIteeus; Caapaleys, &c; ee-
CANT mourning prints aud gnghams; bedspreads
for only $l25 each: English and French
drilling; very handsome lot of Nestins: m,
elegant assortment Of Merino ~haws; raw siIk.
bamge, ,-crape,- and gauze handkerchieis;-
ribbons, &C.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13
TOWN OFFICER

AR Laws of Massachusetts relative 20 the
" duties of Municipal Officers: together
with digest of the decisions of The Supreme
Judicial Court upon those subjects. By Isaac
Goodwin. Second edition revised and enlarged.
ALso,-NEW ENGLAND SHERIFF, or
digest of the duties of Civil Officers: Sheriff,
Jailer, Coroner, and Constable, being COM
pendulum of the Laws of Massachusetts, Maine,
and New Hampshire, upon those subjects, by
the same author, lately published and for sale
by DORR & ROWLAND.
CA Book of Forms, or Clerks Magazine,
is now preparing by the same author, and will
be published soon.
Worcester. March g. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13
Sale of .Machinerg at .auctioa.

a IN FRIDAY, 18th of .4prit merit, at 10 o'clock,
" will positively be sold at Public Auction,
at Grafton, near Worcester, all the Machinery
constructed for the manufacture of Flax and
Tow, belonging to the New England Manufac.
turing Company it is made of the best mate
mails, is considered as of the best description,
and is nearly new; and consists Of ii Cardng
Engines; Picker; Is Tow Spinning Frames (;
Speeders, with Drawing Frames; Is Power
Bagglng Looms, with Reeds, Harnesses, &c. !;
Irvine Dressing Frames; 4 BalleIs, Warper,
Reels, &c; 10 Flax Spreading Tables, with
Drawings complete; 10 Flax Spinning Frames;
W buckles, assorted sizes; Twisting Frames ;
I improved Shoe Thread Ballers; Duck and
Carpet Canvass, Looms, Screw Press, Callen-
der, &c; Breaker, Warpcr, Bobbins, &c
Engine for Punching Mails; quantity of Cast
lnSs, ard various articles. To be sold in lots
to accommodate.
u For further particulars, apply to Col
Cyrus LELAND, OH the premises, or to
RICHARD c. CABOT. No. Pearl-street;
Boston. 5W March rs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-04-13
DR.. S. HEWES's
Rheumatic, NerUe, and Bone
LI.NIME.NT.

TENHE Proprietor, in offering this article
Il to the public, deems it not improper to
frankly acknowledge his motives, which are
nrst, his own interest, and secondly, to relieve
those who are suffering under those diseases for
which this is designed. He is well aware that
there are many articles already before the public
tor such complaints, yet none has ever been offered
winch has given such immediate and permanent
relief. 1t was prescribed by DIR. S. Hewcs, dur
inS'many years practice in Boston, and obi tanned
greater celebrity than any other article, and at
his death the recipe was left as legacy to one of
MS connections. Of whom it was purchased by the
present proprietor. 1t is not, therefore, a new
arlile, of doubtful efficacy, but hundreds, and
probably thousands, have been cured or relieved
by itsuse. The Proprietor states explicitly, that
It is not" cure for every thing" but is confident
ly recommended in in1ammatory, sciatic, and
chronic rheumatism; it gives relief to the swelling
OF the glands OF the throat, and by promoting cir
culalion, IT relieves the numbness and coutrae-
ton of the limbs to bruises aud sprains it gives
immediate relief; where bones have been frac-
tured it assists astonishnsIy in strengthening the
muscles. and to persons troubled with tempo
rary deafness. a few drops on sleeps wool ap-
piled TO the ear, will afford relief.
RECOMMENDATIONS
From the numerous certificates, which the
Proprietor has received of its efficacy, he presents
the following =
Biiterica, 1850. To whom it may concern
certify that for some years past have been alict
ed with rheumatism, and having used many kinds
oil medicine without effect at last purchased one
bottle cfDr. Shubael Hewes' Rheumatism, Nerve
and Bone Liniment, and By it was enabled in one
weeks time to so about nv house without pain.
feel it duty owe to suffering humanity to let
the public know Of its great value
JOSIAH STEVENS.
Boston, 1880. This may certify, that have
used DIR. Shubael Elewcs' celebrated Rheuma-
tism, Nerve and Bone Liniment, for bruises and
sprains. and can recommend it 10 be very USE
tul article for the public. WARREN THAxTER.
Hartford, Conn This is to certify, that
have been afflicted with the Chronic Rheumatism
for ten years past, and have used two bottles of
DIR. Shubael Hewes Rheumatic Eminent, and it
effected perfect cure. Russell CANFIELD.
Each bottle has stamped upon it the name of
the article, and each wrapper is signe by the
Proprietor. l. F. THAYER.
= For sale, wholesale and retail, by JOHN
COE, Worcester, sole agent for this town and
County. eoly March so,
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GOODS

~ At REDUCED PRICES. IN
FEIHE subscribers having determined to close
4 business in this section Of the country the
first of April next, and being DESTROYS of reduc-
ing THEN present stock of Goods on hand as
much as possible previous to said time, are dis
posed to offer their Goods at such prices as can
not fail to suit purchasers. They have on
hand very general and extensive assortment
Of Goods, in two Stores The Store at the
Factory village, Dudley, doing business under
the firm of WIswALL 81 SANFORD, and the
Store in South Oxford (Slater's viIage) under
the firm Of EMORY SANFORD & Co.
Said Stocks consist Of
EOR0PE.4.N and DOMESTIC GOODS,
". l. GOODS and GROCERIES,
HARD WARE,
CR0CKERY and GLASS W.4RE,
IRON HOLLOW WARE,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OIL,
C4BLFET FURNITURE &. Chairs,
Together with more general assortment of
Goods than is usually found in a Country Store.
u Oar former customers and the public are
assured that good bargains may be obtained by
applying soon. Cash customers are particularly
invited 20 call.
ID Most kinds Of Farmer Produce received
in payment for Goods, and liberal credit for
approved paper.
Those indebted to the subscribers by Book
Account are requested 10 settle the same pre-.
vious to the first Of Aprl next, by Note or 9TH
erwise. ARTEMAS WISWALL.
EMORY SANFORD
Dudley. Jan. r. IF
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DY9P ZIP 9IEe1

ar most obstinate character, after hav-
" ing baAled the skill of the most eminent
physicians, has been checked reHeved and cured.
in number ofinstances, bv usingfo short time
DR.. RELIES Vegetable Specific, and .AntibiGous
Pills, in connexinn, according to the directions
accompanying the Specific 1t is also one of the
best medicines known for Sick Headache. Sick
ness Of the Stomach, Nausea and FIatulences
No complaint is, perhaps, more prevalent in this
or any country. than Headache. 1t is seldom a
primary affection, but arises from variety of
causes, such as suppression of customary evacia-
tons, obstructed perspiration, &c. 1t is likewise
not unfrequentiy symtomatic of indigestion; for
so great is the sympathy between the brain and
stomach, that it is often difficult to determine
which is really in fault; and when it arises from a
foul state of the stomach, it is generally termed
sick head ache, which will be speedily relieved by
this Specific Price of the Specific and Pills, SC
cents each.