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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

FNNO James Hooper and Judith, h!s , ~'.' g.
III Winston and Sally, his wife, Sa'''" :.
Samuel Saunders, Stephen Saunders, NOM
James Saun ders, John Saunders and h' ..ts ii,
ders-1ake notice, that shall proceed 10 I'd" g.;
si,ions Of Li,tIeberry Farmer, and Others, I,r Of
ham Courthouse, on the twenty -nin'' ia" l., II
next, between the hours OF c!och .; ~ n
and in the evening, TO bc read as eN'U Cnr,, =:
and Chancery for the county of Buckinshamii !. ii
Thomas Sha INKS, surviving obgce OF e!n'[' one
yid Shanks, is Plaintiff, and you, mysc'' div
Defendants. .,.;,;cps re
If from any cause the aforesaid drP1ms'1'rI,s s:s
ken on the day above named, they WAX O'
place aforesaid on the next Day .,,c s.lNph
FRANCIS $3.50
February 9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

Ertrac from our Washington Correspondent to Mc Edi
for datcd WAsmISGToS, Jan 30.
few days since, Mr.. Amos Kendall paid to the Man
haitian Bank Of the City of New York, one hundred
thousand dollars of the debt due that institution and
thus much rcdeerns the Post Office dcnquences. IL
he goes this rate the whole debt will be extingush
ed in the space of year, and the department will be
placed in n com Portable condton.-Pha. Inquirer.
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act on the Dill Wllnout reConmlltlng II.
Mr.. flanagan offered the following amendment as
further instruction:
"hat the committee be further instructed to inquire
"First. Into the expediency Of removing the seat OF
the Federal Government from Washington 10 Cincinnati
or Louisville.
ScconA Into the proprciy Of so amending the Rules
Of the House, 10 lis. of the abscntces, when
the yeas aud nays taken, to be entered on the
Journals and published part OF each day proceedings
in the morning papers.
"7hird. OF compelling all members who may hereafI
ter absent themselves during the siltngs of the House,
visits to their homes and ihmilies for the purpose
ofatendng their practice in the courts OF this District
and the dacent States 10 rclnqush their pay during
the period Of such absence.
" Fourth OF requiring REIMBURSEMENT, in like man
ner, of their compensation, from members during the
time lost from the business of the House in excursions
to the ncighbnring Cities in pleasure parties about
this city and tic surrounding country, from any other
cause Whatever except sickness and the order Of the
House. -.
"fIhh. OF establishing rule 10 prevent members
from drawing their pay up the close Of The session,
who leave several days prior TO the adjournment"
Mr. Boon moved The previous Question, which was
seconded by the House.
The question, being Shall the main question be now
put was taken by yeas and nays, and decided in the
Affirmative Yeas 1874, nays II.
The main question, " Shall this bill pass: was then
taken, and decided in the affirmative.
SO the bill was PASSED. and to the Senate for con-
Mr. Renchcr asked the consent Of the House to offer
The following resolution:
Rcsoucd, That the Committee Of Accounts be appoint
ed inquire whether any and what alteration is
ry be made relative to the pay and mileage of members
Of Congress- whether any and what Legislation is
sary limit and cutail the contingent expenses of this
House.
Objections being made
Mr. C. Johnson moved to suspend the Rules in order
10 enable the gentleman 10 offer his resolution
The question being taken by yeas and nays, de-
termned in the affirmative: yeas 1885, nays AZ; and the
resolution being before the House,
Mr. Hester moved 10 amend the resolution by striking
out accounts and inserting ''a select committee"
which was agreed 10.
The resolution then agreed to, and the committee
ordered to consist Of twenty four MEMBERS from
each State.
The House then adjourned.
Friday February 5.
.. 49,. IN SENATE.
message received from the President of the U.
States by MIR. Doueson, his Secretary.
- NOTIFICATIONS.
MIR. Benton, from the Committee on Military Affairs,
to whom was referred that portion Of the Presidents
annual Message the subject of our relations with
France reported bill making appropriations to the
amount of about OOO 900 for the various Notifications
in the country read and ordered to second reading
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20
rs abia,5 I'D. L.. L.sFARNAM'S flsosy SIG .f-,. Patent LSft6ssg, egaeGg Forcing

MsNurAcTURED BY J. s. LEIBERT & co.
 n Germantoacn, near Philadelphia, Penn,
 MOI, Large Pump for raising water for 1y the supply, of Villages or any purpose where great quantity of water is required, they will raise 200 gallons per minute. No. 2, will raise 90 gallons per minute, the above arc we'll calculated for Steamboats, Ships, Stone Quarries, or Fire Engines, for Stcamboats they are valuable for filling bOil- ers or water tanks, washing decks, and may be R safe guard in case of fire, as Engines they will throw water; No. l, 100 feet, Mo-. 2, 60 feet perpendicular. f,sas...a 6,i5.7l5g a a
 No. 8. for deep wells of 100 feet or less. they will work easy any depth, will raise 20 gallons per minute. ..... t,a ... s1..,
 No. 4 House pump for drawing water from wells, cisterns or springs, from any distance, height not exceeding 90 feet. and will raise from l6 to 20 gallons per minute, according to'height and distance. 8'a s'q ipfa s"77EH9se
 These Pumps are all formed of metal, of the most lasting qualities, they are very sim pleinitheir construction, and those parts snb- jectAo. friction are packed with Leather, and may be readily renewed, (should they ever require it,) by any person of ordinary capa- city {; 2 years experience and the general ape probation of those having used them, are . guarantee of their superior qualities, over 700 being now in use.
 lFSr Pumps i, ate Cousty ctt tLitchfeld, srcept Warren, Washington and ,NeU- Nilf6rd, appiy souen RgS. POTTER, in Litehd hdeld Village.
 ,sJuty S00I836. M t, ts ssi, asaF f,a gtt 2 Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20
lea9a Z6ttDaeI0 a1smqMtrsc :u sa 4si sCstfsdEp EVERY TatUiasDAY sGoRNrsSo,
 2 . .s.a. BY HENRY ADAMS. aa M .'.ess <

a1ERAase TSSalaee and single mai subscribers, twod0llm perl year. PayAbe befQEe the expirahOn Of
 To companies cf any number over aix, el 50 per year payahe as above. 10 cenpahies less than six, N7s per year, payable as baf1se. s cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made ih advance. These price exclusive of mail oFlslaee charge for tFansp0ftaaionR sesa@a}slI 5I
 Nc papers will be discontinued until all aEfearages
 Notice 0f wish to discontinue must be given before the expfatiOn of year. is 7il E5s' b'a ss#t sgts
 AbyERfisINs. One square, three insertions, $l, 9gds the same Rroportion for two or more sQuarea- Hnf square, 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or IA months asu z A'pa isAdminlsirators, and Executors Notices $l % 4
 Commissioner Notices, 2S4
 All cosIniunic casl0ns must be fosF-P4ID. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20
7.''.' '.7' ..7'''.'TMPORTANT! 1! ;,

T0'sPgRsoNs' sgPFKRTNG FROM RHEUMATIC
 'fi1 2li'e' eta's 'C01fPEAlNTs. t"eid eten ss-'ar .Eaay Eb the Editor ofshe Inqnises. aala ,lese $. GS4R-ilai .isfiaspls incIlGaed hy the great and ES so,,i De ErMBklin, diluse widely I,,saiLe every m obt Dwer to mifiSate or rditen the af aic,ions 0fsnering humanity, 6eelii ineUlnrnt apen Ipe io pske hgppRh the medium nf ypar ueefnl paprr, lha, on realiag shereia an advertsrmeas pf
 Df. yeJ6's Liasmept for ftRe Care of iSosssl 2o@. RIFE LyaiATfSM, ''.s'' 7l,1F'.'i was f,rcihiy Impressed with elief tisatm vas eHl- csla,eul rrmavs the severe Rheaaiic A6erost i.a which had heea for seyep pr egh, years auljectet
 eOneiiea alm0st deprving me ot the use "f y i.He:
 accordimgy procured bottle, and beiofe Iad ssed Greaae.i any coH6siepce s w and ted Me so obai1 a". Oihey ,0lilr e use oT which has completely removed the lyssliinps and nanR Of Hs, togetaer with the cramn. and sess,resp them sheir WOned yigor. fte
 In,ya,Sste,, ana respectlnlly. yo@re. sy.. AZ "
 YFf.mtis,essi is. !. bfAfch g4,l. 'HN H'-' s''A
 lerMsaS miEering trosb the a:ve romp:siaas sad iD sesair f cnre trqn le fainre of ihe various rene-
 dies they have used iavied to make trial ot th.s tse crlti,sMie urieins which haa iis years past et
 ref MnA rssesed. aa iI is aiaO dng, ihOusnWds wo had siesaired of relief Nothing hpt fair irsl can give an adeqnaie idea of iie exceenre. T E ais6 0f tie b<st apresti"ns ka0wa Tor sii
 ofiir jainss. Ranhhsss, spsains and esbiaif',
 IT None are gengine pppless 'signed r. KIDnER. oa the wrapper, lsOe s6rietor and saecsssoe 'o Dr. COAwAx , iv wi"m they are fqr sale. R. his C"asne Rpan Nc 9s Cenr'-s'ress Rosisa aad ''y h'' Fssc"i Dss. Dasl sna Beek.oah,t Litcadsla; E. co.ole., annNodkk Fdsxas; y JrC.e Eterests, Candan 9s gssfFsfd iafs s. vVudsa6sth, Bethlesn.d ..na .i'i alwnet Q3T4lf s M gf4s-s,sg lt, ts,ffss IHe5w3f
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20

Operations on the Teeth. , 4 '.3 s. ". GRANT, " .. <', MAY be seen, professionally, at the house WI of MT. Luke Lewis. He will remain in town but a few days.
 'Litchfe Sept. I. 7! f@" 13
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20
FSsrn the KnickslSosksr,
 : | THE HHlkA. !.

ii gs gtf z ERA6 k4AAs41l3S ls3f s4s,e.s s3
 The kIls s.-she "sys.la.sipg hiIls,''l1o iI..ian
 Iike Earth's gigantc sentinels
 Discoufsing in the shies isa 1ss 4 4o Hail! NafuSe's stmmlprOof forresses, 1H ga y9i, Ry Ffeedosl's children Tod; 4 gsfHg sGofgN
 Hail! ye invulnerable wallss ! ,5it.t,sl ,.f,. f s-4S t12,-N.y - fS1T s 8d yg1s{ sitI i5When the dispantled pyramids ssf 4alAls3a
 sa Shel blend wisA dsssIt s dust, !. .;i as}
 Is faithless to its trnst, @5 x 'ss'li' '7!''
 Ye shall not stoop your Titan crests.
 Magnfcent as now tesr,.,7 z E HI your Almighty Architect ,gl. . L.t,.i.,
 In thunder bids you bow .f,s,+,. l,. ...,s-t
 Hove the torrents. sttong and ferce,I ,z as, fa ,,T That to the RIain ye H!ne, ., f1,,i, ssi 2 And eagles at their spring t5i 3;1 t'f 4i'h ~ 57 And when arrested at their speed a il1Fsaii2i t.ss. By winters wand of frost, .t ft 5lfa
 The brilliant and fantastic forms s.e4 9i s;ft,Il !, in which their waves are tossed. ,s.;tJ...j 6 Glorious ye are, when noosa's fierce beams grR
 Your naked sumnlits smite. t,,.u.+,...' .,5,,
 Aso'er ye days great lamp hangs poisd
 In cloudless crysolite;
 t Glorious, when OCT ye sunset clouds
 Sublime, when, throdeh dim moonlight. loona stfftNour speciel majesty. liiigiFl9e4 oEF I love your iron-einewed race .'asf 9'ii fi'' < |, Have shared their rugged faFei-- -tar'9 ,ts0f
 The thresholds of whose eyre homes os y5 q Look out on hopndess air |: i, I,3.I .sIlL544
 Bold hunters, who from highest cliffs m a3,,,,s, t% The wild goats trophies bring, ,,4i And crsst their bonnets with the phlmes | al1 Of your aerial Gngs u .rs7eI aitii4Hif tq
 Hove the mountain t1aidens- PEI r ,2t.'< -lla Their steps elastic spring sai4% b';IA t Is light as # some viewless bird 4e r5st}rz, ..a Uphuoyed them with ite wing; <, ,..s ,-.51
 Tlleirs is the wild, unfettered grace !
 Tint art hath never spoiled, ' Vi And theirs the healthfnl purity asst p .5i q That fhshion hath not coiled. ast7S ga T. ; Mountains! dwell not with ye now, e1l To climb ye, and reioice--a si f{!.2 i@ q And round me boometh, as write ! fst f4 ,,s3 A crowded city's voice tf, se7 e5,r
 Rnt oft in watches of the night, ft When sleep the turmoil shlls, "''t ''. <
 My spirit seems to walk abroad it'5a i'fitf at v Among ye, mighty hills! ges. E4-yt4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-20

Fbal hlusaFs. .-sAlaIm lianh HnFklsys nen1s. s.r ealA Illel,;e,. 6, c. wns mabAsd by dllh hn.s a4t
 la1h ml1. nhe atlplapllna lo arrest eeAple e aas.s1 aeiIas sl.d fslalBlaa. e a|ei1ns bsAsY|Ns T11 ,..i ,issals nlan d|aa f lha NosH9 1sea Nsl4 sasn snd lIs iwa Hlseyeasls ala e1sAlgo 'p ea' If
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-21
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY q, 1886.
THE EFREETH WILL PREyAL5cER rAiN


elect Detergent The only ina remedy ever discovered for
Oonori hea and cee and es;sh
lished IN all parts Of the Kingdom require comment M
universal which failed has
raHted II TO cure IN eight hours the desperate nan
maory case OF Gonorrhea. elect and Whites in their
uetra and gravel we'll chronic affections the urinary hs
der and Kidneys violent Of long annc
and emily nfahbe remedy agreeable liquid on
constitution eng composed OF Saisapaa choicest ppa
raons that while the system superiority every
other medicine OF the kind only requires limited trial know
It's ehcscy Every that has made acne ha.
been s physician and secrecy has secured Having
knowledge failed instance The and ale
from the recommendations of the highest medical characters
well as those who have experienced lis sahbous beneficial
effects IFS and every other ped
cine being the most ecua remedy discovered for the cure
above Diseases giving muscular strength energy vigorous
health to the whole frame The most delicate females take
with perfect safety Dr. Gooawis Detergent is ,sfe certain
and speedy for the above diseases the recent TO The
most potracted Ii is taken without risk inc
from business See that NOT
patched up by quack doctors quack medicines that make
use OF single bottle be convinced method of
ing cured The moto of this medicine "iet
their physician with secrecy will prevent Occurrence
Of the disease in male female, most faidous
decacy and blessing human kind II ought always 10 be
hand N B. word TO the take medicine but The above
and keep away from the quack Doctors whose appear
every public print and then take mercury and your
constitution. -
we have much pleasure in hearing testimony this safe and
efcscion medicines do this grounds of mpaaity
knowing several friends whs have been cured by r
we know.
For sale by appointment by Patrick Dicke 43 Broadway cor
OF LisPenardst Syme, of walkerst Bower
and BY Burnet Co $40 doors below Spring
Price 80 cents per bottle. an5
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READER, the following is an advertisement Of
DIR. BRANDRETHS.

Let this truth be Impressed e1ey niind-THat all pain or
rrcaknc oring to morbid and hamors
speh isipde the circulation Of the 6ood-Brandreih
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
For the eof the flesh is in the blood."Leocsls ru H.
TWILL BE OBVIOUS ON THELEAST REFLEC-
ton, that the Office Of the stomach prepare the food
noGrshnen Ut the body and that The health Of
necessarily depend the due performance of its functions fol if
nonhed the system viii he affected The secetons
INSTRUCTED the whole blood becomes
Hence result the disorders considered complicated which
roneouy termed ncurabe by who either do not will
comprehend the hypothesis that all diseases whatever arise solely
from acrin onoss huulorz in the blod. Il - H..
When acute and nammaory diseases the of
this state of the blood the faculty have beeng
muderos is effects calculated the of
situon yet il is still persisted in though single be
produced wherein has But 100 might he
ducrd wherein has brought paralysis and ttaR Of
disorders dreadful in Imagination those who have behed
their fearful consequences.
How thousands untmely grave. How
families deprived Of their anabe children. How many husbands
other lorey wives How wives of their dear husbands
have fallen victims to this murrou practice and the
be said Of Mercury. rs Len
Mankind, oh, consider this subject charge We, lose
drop of blood for the practice Of bleeding opposed
and all experience the
ion all diseases caused by foul and acrimonious
entering the circulation and concentrating the blood the purifying
diseases and those who attentive to this invariably attain
healthy old age We should according the purity
of blood health Had the intended
have parted with blood rely place would have been made
for lis discharge, when too much had accumulated.
he forh s entir. iv ed bv
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nES4RVING ATTENTION.-THE TEETH
IL THE TEETH.-From Dr.. s. o. Paysck, Surgeon DenthI


Mcs Burnett COL in the habit Of making
t6cstes kind o medicine Whatever but
had the goodness present with box OF Dr. Sman
Magnetic Odoncs would i'll become to Withhold unbiased
opinion such invaluable preparation for the Teeth lis med
enai from experience admirably adapted 10 the
sevaon Of that exccaing pain the tooth ache; and believe
b hg reeom%endedsa family who desire cleanliness
efectual step towards preserving the teeth in sound sate
and preventing that dreadfn scourge-the toohache.
The above article for Sale Patrick Dckie AIS Broadway
Of Lpenad Syme SO Bowery, Of
street; and at Bunet Co.'s $40 Greenwich doors
below Spring. Prior 81, 1855 Jan Aft
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HENRY WELLS.

OK REWARD.-Lo~t Wednesday 9Th inst, in Broad
pc between Murray and Chamber in Chamber
street three gold seals two wh Topaz engraved
agate engraved with French MOTTO white conelia heart tipped
with red small GOLD vinoigve and gold watch key, all attach
ed TO gold hoop The finder will receive the BY
calling at No I64 Duane Of Hudson ST. jan 73st
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NEW YORK TATTERsALL's.-The regular

NEW lDRk TATTERSALL'S.-Th regular
:aies Of Horses Carriages, Harness. Nc will to take place
this well known establishment every Monday, II O'Clock
he next sale will take place Monday 18Th of January All
Hoe Carriages &c intended for this sale De shown
tered on or before Saturday 10Th instant p Mand
limited number Of Horses only be taen early application
cesay IN order 10 insure place upon catalogue.
JNO. w. WATSON & Co. 446 Broadway
At PRIVATE sALEA pair Of first rate Bay se5 years
Old KIND ana sounds dec 7-G
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y ted himself in this city for the purpose curing Stammering
Courtlandi street Western Hotel where he will attend al who
afflicted from Childhood with distressing impeachment of speech
he awaited himself Of the modes taught BY the celebrated
out But after long snd patient
and Of his affection, he has succeeded in nvenng system
entirely which he has cured hms Others who have
made application him. This system has in several innce
proved successful in which had resisted the
other- complete cure
Being ohe fact that have been who profess
sed the art Of curing ahmens and whose system inadequate
to effect having about the
others since eeeg esTe upon himself be feels perfect
convince the most cepca Of the superiority Of his system
all Others and the complete that has all its
application He has associated with him Mr. Sinclair recently
Of his pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies will
be taught in separate class =,
Terms from Is 81 dollars according the Of
and the situation of the applicant in all will be
guaranteed or money will be refunded
For further cuars inquire of the subscriber his
by letter post paid
Jan l2-Sm HENRY WELLS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND 3DeRIrE

For specially these articles preeminenty service
heemng agreeable fragrance and the time detrey
sng completely any unpleasant smell -.
Also Schrebes celebrated Pomaium for the rapid growth
hair Tooth prepared from the
genuine Keosoe for cleansing and preserving
Compound Tooth Ache Drops fer the instantaneous
for the sod coughs e Compound concentrated Syrup
of Sasapzraa together with Almond Gum Capiare,
large and choice Of other Syups Swam Panacea
Lees Pills. Moaps Vegetable Life Pills. aud large variety of
other 21tent medicines al warranted genuine.
The above articles 10 be had wholesale or retail al
FORTENBACHk MILNE'S,
ian l-lms IA Hud on, corner Reed street. .
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CENT!NE HxGEIAN vEGETABLE TNI-
" ERSAL MEDICINE manufactured in country nv
GEORGE SYLVESTER (from Engand) who alone possess
of the original recipe Sold in obongsquare boxes neatly
enveoped with directions enclosed and rs being but
hall the price of the impaired article
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York. November p 1885.
Dear SrHaving desire discharge my obligations you as
well promote good suffering humanity herewith send YOU
for publication extraordinary means of
Hygeian Vegetable Universal Medicine Of nv
Ralph aged about thirteen in which shall
he brief obe that he enabled make
te svely known Whilst in Edinburgh, native place. mere
than received asiroke the elbow
in the joint what by physician
Inflammation of the bone from which he ha, pain
until within short time He has bee treated e the
eminent physicians in Scotland which tended but little 10
snelorate his uhengs consequently despacd of his
again having the former advantage in the Of his afflicted
Happily length induced make trial of medicine in
question: from which few days hr experienced considerable
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated FORM
the breaking suppose of pud acd humors The
affected but receiving this symptom the good effects
the medicine, allowed by considerably
which be gained great relief now after about three month.
restored 10 health also hear testimony coed effects
oyour medicine in of fever and
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
test its virtues Respectfully subscribed. by yon Obliged
+ WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Draushman, and Es.ex
Mr.. George Sylvester. : - rIt
Certificates Of other extraordinary which this invaluable
medicine has been equally ecscoa at the store of
d. BRYSON Confsctoner Agent l4s Fulton street, Bpsd-
way dec Sn
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SCIENCE, AND FORTY

IN Eight experience, epome of DIR. Homes
iog celebrated, and knewa the public member vi the
Of certain delicate diseases for
forty eight year, which convince the most
scepca of his Thousands In this city testify TO his
universal in all Of Gonsrea, Giee Seminal esk
nesses Seminal Emissions Whites, Irritation OF the Kidneys
Bladder Urinary Canal and Posate Glands Pains in the LO
and all vencreai cases Of long standing.
Dr. Hone getting advanced in years deems duty TO the pub
his valuable called Magum Bonum medicine
virtues well known and highly appreciated by
wis have had The good fortune receive the oppoune advice
fortyeg years ee hn the veDeraon Of the adu, portion
of the &hsle prdhe thousands he has saved from
of Mineral and ignorant BalsaE Capv Cubeb
Tupenne employers whose awful have exceeded
number those csrfd o by The desolsiing sword devastating
plague millions ofthe promising pat lots OF
deuded by the vendors OF dangerous
trns look the soothing effect of DR.. Homes Magnum
Ionumr unucky sufferer whing with inuhrable
his fate desponding heahroken almost IN the ac
Of eommi ting scfdestreen then and then only will he bless
DR. Hone for almost celestial medicine, which will and must
held bamy power triumphant when Mercury Capv Cubeh
and Turpentne shall have been utterly forgotten. Dr. Hone Is
firmly the excelency of his Mag Borum
the malignant venere poison, without in tire least
bilaing natural health of neither destroying
constiton disturbing the mental OF the al
ready over-sensby excited and painfully irritable sui
ferer
DR. Whitmor- Hoscs Great Good" is bamy. soothing
polling PREPARATION based strictly professional prih
combined with anatomical and physiological reasoning and
sound experience aud should be used by human
being whe above diseases and who desires TO
his natural state ofhealth-.
by following respectable druggists uuderhil
Beekm street. of William e. Chateney IA
Broadway corner Of streets and by t. Alstin As Car
mir street Price 81 battle Jan ll-tf
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COUGHS, COUGHs.I,coRsYNs COUGH Io1e'

~ ges prepared by Corfyn Co., 800 Holh1n, London
These Loenges universally allowed by physicians of the
highest standing be Of the best preparations for the Of
Coughs Colds Ashmas &C. offered the public; theu
persons experienced their happy and suary effects
many whom have been by ashmate and consampye
expco aon and tendency to inflammation or
nne shortness difficulty OF breathing and the
raj oppression which interrupts respiration &c kc Price 50 cents
per box SINCE box will be found seen to remove The most
of Frankfort St. Franklin Square, the only agent in the
city. dec Is linz