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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
Fashionable Tailoring.

TIME subscribers having this day associated
: u themselves in business undet tho firm Of
JOHN HICKEY 8. Co, beg leaye 10 rssarn thsi.
mos. SINCE sthanas TO Citizens ofDu Buqus and ts
vicinity, TO- the libsr trey hags "
cir thsn, and 10 inform their old friends and cas-
toners that all future orders shall be neatly sxscu
ted and promptly attended to at THAR old stand cys-
,hs Office Of P. Quiglsy, Esq, whore they hope BY
thsir experience and aict attention will obtain for
them continuance Of public patronage.
JOHN HICKEY.
EDWARD FITZPATRICK.
Sept. l4,h, 1896. 19-tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

We are requested tosay that Saturday, the gath
Inst. has been generally agreed as proper time
for the county mssting in relation to the public
lands, and that it will be held OH that day,at o.
.,ccs NJ, .:.s Methodist meeting house.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
STsgWp GOODS.

7 a'ttE subscribers have just received and are
now opening, in the new house lately cree.
TED by Messrs Jones & Scott, opposite Messn
John Regan a. Co., splendid assortment Of
English, French, German and American
DRY GOODS,
carefully selected by one Of the firm in New
! ork, suitable tor the present and approaching
seasons--among which may be found:
Superilne blue, black and fancy colored Cloths
Do. drab and fancy striped Cassimeres
and Satinets
Irish Linen, Long Lawn and Linen Cambria
jackonet, Swiss, Cambria, plaid and fancy
striped Muslins
Challiets, Callicoes, Ginghams and Painted
Muslins
A splendid assortment Of Italian, Gro de Nan.
Gro de Swiss and Poult de Sole Silks
Bandana, pongee, pocket & fancy dress Hdkfs.
Cap, belt and bonnet Ribbons -
Gentlemen's bombazine, rnohair g. satin Stocks
Hats, Bonnets, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Pumps B.
shppers---a great variety
Plain and patent lever Silver Watches, and an
assortment Of JEWELRY. -
a spiendId assortment Of
RERDyM8DE CLOTHING.
Together with complete assortment Of
Harasoore, Qaeensacare, Glass,vare,
Groceries, &c. &c.
All Of which we VIII sell as low If not lower
than any other house in the Territory of Wis
corsin.
We respectfully invite the citizens of fu
Buxue and its vicinity to call and examine our
assortment.
~ Don't forget the place---Jones & Seoe,s
',eso house, .fr
S. SHEPHERD & CO:
n. r =
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

We have been requested by half dozen eandi-
dates to insert their names the head Of the list.
This, gentlemen, we will do as soon as the sperpe-
tual motion'' is discovered, which will probably
not BIO done before the election. Howsvef, to have
sone uniformity about the matter, We have hsreto-
foe, and intend to, place the names last brought in
above, sun, the astshall be hrs and the rstlast'
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

{ Ihs inhsbitanss 81 Burlington, (W. T.) held
nsstias On Ne ga Il Asguss. From .h.if Addres.
wshavs Only room ior ths following extracts:
"SEcREr SrEcuLAToxs' Bill -
That the mover and supporters Of so
nefarious a measure should come in for
large share Of the public detestation,
ls naturally to be expected. According
ly,in some parts Of the territory, whers
numerous citizens would severely suf-
fer under the provisions Of such a law,
the indignation Of the people rose to
such height, that the Senator, who
introduced the bill, was burnt in eff;pv.
and received, through this ]igneous Re Re-.
preventative, every mark of insult. re-
proach, and contumely. Nor will these
things excite the special wonder Of anv
if it be considered that the thousand.
who by the operation Of such law
would become the prey Of the wily a.
varicious SPECTATOR, and be reduced to
absolute penury, are the persons who
brave every danger Of the frontier, SUBJ
NIT to every privation, risk disease
and inconvenience in every shape. and
the arts Of civilized life, with a.
June power Of the Union, into M
sef the northwest
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
Dn Buqus, Sept 7, 1896. 1876
EsU BuGuc Catholic Church.

TnIs stone ediice, the largest and handsom-
est in the county, being built by the liberality
" ni pse o. Of the mo dee s
to present, for the third time, before tho eye
Of the public, summary of the Church ac-
counts, 80 that those who have already contri-
bu,ed to its erection, and those who have pro-
missed by subscription, or feel disposed to do
the like, may rest assured Of the economy with
which it is conducted.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

(.
osT, either on the road from Peru & ;yyaushn,s
.sssy, o. from Vaughn's ferry 10 Hough i ferry,
:, soR CAP. Any person finding said Cap, and
asiag II At the printing Office in Du Buqus, will
recsive reward Of two dollars.
Sept u, 1896. ls-4t : : :
TO MERCHANTS.
YSStE subscribers woa!d respectfully inform the
j. Merchants Of Galena, Du Buaue, and the
adjacent country, tina, thoy have jus, ressived
!ooo pairs CassiHss paataloons,
SOY do Cashmere do
800 Blanket Cos..,
100 Flushing do
5oo Cloth and Velvet Vesss
500 Ladies' Cloaks,
503o pieces Dark New Style Calicoes.
so0 do. Marinoes and Circassian.,
soO do. Blue, Mixed, s. S,rip'd Csssue,
BALES Mackinaw, Rose q w Whitney Blankets
do Flaanels,
lu0 dozen Woollsn Socks;
Iogashsi with general asso.smen. Of every az
tiele in thu Dry Goods line, manufactured TO-. and
selsctsd by, ourresdsnt partner at shs sast, parti
cuarly 70. the whoesals trads; all Of which we
Will dispose ofon the most liberal terms.
GROSS s. ROBBINS.
9, Man-s,, ST. Louis, Mo
Sept 7, 1895 l3-.m
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

THoaAs Ew,ao, of Ohio, Of 'spzivats bill'' me-
mory, has been burned in efhgy by portion Of the
estizsns Of Burlington, Wisconsin,.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
IMPROVEMENTS At DU BUQUE AND
BURl nTON.

MI Editor Some tn 0lncs, in a conver saton
with our ials dslsgats in Congress, Col. JONES', no
informed me that he sntsrtsined no doubts, but Ina,
1.-THE people would petition Congress, he could pro-
sarsshs passage Of q law, appropriating the pso-
essd. OF The sales Of lots in Du Duque and Burlin
ton, (W. to to dsfray the expenses Of improving
sas landing At Du Buque, and the road opposite
Burlington 1would therefore suggest the propristy
o. preparing petitions upon these subjects and have
.hsm forwarded to the dslsg..s this winter. Ger
tainly he who sfsctsdss much q, the last session.
can sases semsthing at next. w..
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

REMARKABLE aENraos,TY.---A negro man
passing up First-street yesterday, stumbled O.
yer apccket book, which, upon picking up, he
found to be pregnant with ''that for which man
will sell even his honor.'' He opened the
book, and discovered, to his establishment, that
it contained bank bills and drafts, (for he could
ready to the amount Of several thousand
dollars. The sight alarmed him, he looked to
the right and left, the picture Of CONSERVATION,
(for he knew the constable,) and was in doubt
whether he should cast the treasure to the ner-
cy Of the next passer by, or give it to his mas
ter. While the honest fellow stood delbera-
ting, he espied a gentleman. (supposed to be
a Strangely at no great distance, who seemed
to be busily engaged in searching with grea.
anxiety his neither pockets, he appr cached him,
and respectfully inquired if he had lost any
thing. The gentleman, in reply, said he had
lost pocket book containing great deal Of
money. The negro man Immediately produ-
ced the pocket book, 1.-The gentleman greedily
snatched the prize opened It and examined it,
contents, found sail safe," and asked the ne.
gro if he ,vas sure he had token nothing out.---
The insulted GENTLEMAN negro deigned no
reply, but Indignantly turned on his heel, and
strobe off.---Sr. LOUIS Cow. BULLETIN.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
EXTENSIVE FAILURE AND FORGERY

EXTENSIVE FAILURE AND FORGERY.
excitement pervades
the business portion of the citizens Of
Buffalo. N. Y. in consequence of the
failure Of Benz. Rathbun, to conside-
rable amount, and the subsequent dis
covery that "forgeries to an amount ex-
ceeding million Of dollars have been
committed upon the names of many
prominent individuals, and immense
amounts of the forged paper sold in N.
York and elsewhere at enormous sacri-
fees, to supply funds for the concern"
Mr. Rathbun was most extensively en-
gagged in business, and to him we be-
lieve the citizens of Buffalo are mdebt
ed for a great proportion Of their most
beautiful buildings, public and private.
Should he be guilty Of the forgeries as
above stated, and of which there is ve-
ry little doubt, as he and his brother have
been committed to jail for examination,
the Community have reaped the bene-
fits of his DEMONSTRATING Gaz.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

Amount subscribed from Soth July, 1885, to
25th August, 1885, S3;0c6 "a
Do. paid 2,349 "a
Balance due on the subscription, est 90
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

We havere with much regret, the accounts o..
late dsosderly proceedings in various parts Of
county in references to several printing establish
nents. While, howeve:, We deplors the frequent
occurrence of such ilsga acts, deem i, bu, JUS
scs to say, that decent respect for tbs opinions of
the people no less obligatory upon publishers than
upon any other class in the community.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
r. M. EngIe
Miehaal Nor,on,
~, sy ss; IN ArrAeHArsr.

A An attachment has issued from my Office against
IN the goods and chatslss of tho said John Sulli-
van upon affidavit fled BY Michael Morton, and un-
lesstae said Sullivan shall be and appear before me
al my Office in the town OF Du Buque in three months
from the date hereo and defend said suit, judgment
will bs taken as confessed, and the property at,aeh-
ed will bs sold 10 satisfy said debt and costs
WARNER LEWIS, J. p.
Du Duqus, July 81, 1895. l7-6t
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
BOARDING,

BOARDING.
TIME subscriber having fitted up a
Il NEW HOUSE on Locust st.,
near the Catholic Church, is happy to
inform thecitizensof Du Buque, that he
is now ready to accommodate BOARD
ERs who may favor him with their Gus
tom. He hatters himself that he will
be eanbled to give general satisfaction.
q. C. DOUGHERTY.
Du Buque, Aug 10, 1886. l4-tf
10 BUSHELS Dried Apples, re-
IU ceived on consignment and
for sale by
SWAN, WEBSTER { Co.
Juns !, 1855. ~
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

We would callt attention Of our s,adsrs TO the
communication signed "a voTEs.n
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

VXTANTED, at this Office. JouRNEYMAs
w Pa1NrEa, Of good moral habits, 70 whom
lbe raj wages will be given, if application be made
imme lately.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

NEWSPAPER A OH ERTistSo.-Ws discover adj r
Using is generally tho rss, and If pro isons are
as high abroad as at home, we do not woader q, it
Roasting earshaye boon selling here IS cee,s per
dez, and since they have become too hard to mas
,cats, the corn ground into meal, and sold at S.
sopes bashsl; eggs SO cents per doz. And strike
is about to be got up to raise the price of the Mis-
siss:ppi water! -
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

We acknowledge the receipt Of the I'd number Of
the I'd volume of the 10 DAG. Among iia interaa.-
ios and vauabls matter, is prize tale by Miss Lee
lie. for which was awarded the sum Of one hundred
dollars. We intend making extracts from this val
,abla neriod;cal
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
g A VTIO IN .

O. UTIO N.
r FORWAitN all persona against trading for, or
n purchasing note s;ss: b 60 iitton,
lor the Of ons hundred dollars, which fell due
somstims ia March last.
8. 8. MCCAIN.
Sept, 7, 1895 1874.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
Notice.

za5 y e 9 o---------=
A LII persons indebted to me, either by note or
N book account, are requested to como forward
aaa make imnsaiats payment, rs wish to wind
Up the affairs OF my late concern in Da BuQus
~ as possible.
JOHN LEVI.
Du Bueus, Aug 81, 1895. 1e-s,.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

As the time for the presidential cleo
ton draws nigh, the excitement increas-
es. We scarcely pick up paper, print
ed in the United States, that is not fll-
ed with electioneering trash, and dis
gushing personalities. Principles ap-
pear to be lost sight of, and individual
character the object of spleen. This
course has always characterized our To-
cal and national elections. What pi-
ty that editors do not confne themselves
to calm and dispassionate discussion
of measures, as connected with men,
instead of hanaying epithets, such as
s'little magician, 'intriguer," ssknight
of the red petticoat," "coward," &c.
&C., which not only have no effect up
on public opinion, but tend much to
lower the character, if possible, Of the
public press Wasco,asi7a Democrat.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

The Volunteers Of A,kansas and Missouri are a
the service Gen. Gaines for the protection of or
frontier.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

the Church not yet settled.
After few days the Church will be en-
closed, for all materials are now ready.
Tho subscribers TO the Catholic Church
will now see tho necessity Of paying their
subscription without delay.--They, and the
Inhabitants Of Du Buque, are humbly re-
ques.ed TO contribute their mits TO the compile
ton Of 50 good work, intended for tho ,inn-
provement Of morals, and for the use Of the
public, when 90 required.
SAMUEL MAZZUCHELLI.
Du Buquo. Aug. 81, 1886. II
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14

We learn from this Presidents letter to Governor
Cannon Of Tom, that BIS dossaot apprehend the
slightest collision with the Government of Mexico.
and he isnot willing that army in hostile at,i-
tuds shall travel through Mexico without necessity
sbelsvs the President has TOO much experience
iosseond any scheme that would involve US ia war
with that Government, merely to operate in the
Texas cause.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
MSlEs &c MOge,

NSlFs sG Moge,
Counsellors and attorneys at Lar,
GALENA, ILLS.
o. Office on Bench ST., two doors north Of
Benefits Hotel.
THE subscribers have united in the practice
of the LAW in this and the adjoining
counties, and in the counties Of Du buque,
Crawford and Iowa, in the Territory Of Wis
eonsin, and will be happy to receive any or
ders in their profession.
BENJAMIN MILLS,
JOSEPH p. HOGE.
June is, 1886 Gtf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-14
Micnael Norton,j

Martin Kelly.
A A a,sachnen, has issued from my ofice agains.
IA the goods and chattlss Of the said MARTA Kel-
ly upon affidavit dlsd by Michael Norton, and un-
lass the said Kelly shall be and appear before at
my Office in the town of Da Buqus, in three months
fo the da:s hsrsof and defend said suit, judgment
will be taken as coafssssc, and the property atsac-
cd will be sold to satisfy said daht and costs.
WARNER LEWIS, j. P.
Du Buoue. July = ST. 1896 17-6t
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22
.NENCEEL.EsEOUS.
From the New England Magazine.
REAL SCENE.

RIAL II hNE.
Il was lovely dwelling. Round the room
The halEraistt curtain threw twilight gloom;
Beside a scaniy FIRE, upon her breast
A mother rocked her infant TO its rest
Coarse was their humble fare, and hard their lot
Yet. mid their ketnest wants, they murmurcd not.
In that small room, through each successive day,
In lingering pain grey haired woman lay
Her body worn by toll, and Ill at ease,
Stricken in wears, and feeble with disease.
/ slood beside her bed. Her quick drawn breath
Brought to nv saddened mind the tho't OF death
IL By the name Of death We call that strife
VI Inch leads the spirit TO Eternal Llc.)
| razpd upon her face. He sunken cheek
The trial told, OF which she did not speak
Trusting any kindness to give faint relief,
/ spoke in love. and sorrow Cd Tor her griet.
90. sir she SAID, how can speak the praise
or Him, who 50 has blessed me all my days,
And, ind the sickness and the wants I've known,
Has taught my heart His holy will 10 own z
| stood amazed. What. could the human mind
Remain, amid such bitter pangs, resigned
Su feel that every grief was sent in love-
And metkly drink the cup, and loo& above
Could Christian faith have such stupendous power
To soothe the mind in such trying hour
! looked upon her pallid face AGAIN
Her parted lips were quIyerlng With pain
Hefcheeks were ashy white, her spentiTamc SHOOK;
Yet there was calmnneSs in her tranquil look--
A leaning upon God--a faith sublime,
That he would aid her in his own good time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22
kiSf Of EfEfPrS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office al Charlotte
II q Oh tine lst OF January, lo36.
Al. Armfeld, VI : Alexander, T. F. Alex
ander, Morgan Alien, zacharilh Alexander.
H-Reuben Bozcl Benz. Bell, Jas. Be.lgcn, A
VI. Burton, David Braynerd, Jno. Boun', S4uue
BerryhiiI, John Bell, Miss LcyenIa Brown.
C-Miss Mary Canedy, Thomas Caps, John
Caps, Rev, Moses Curtis, Philip Condcr, \. H.
Caldwell, ;. c Caldwell, John COVERT
D-A. H. Dubns Andw. b. Damn, Lucinda
DAVIS, Walter Davis, P. :, Dewey y Co, =, " "a.
Dick, ". : VI, Davidson, Lacy Diukins.
E-J, d. Evans, Robert Emmefson, Solomon
EaTnhart, Frederick Ezze.l.
E'-Doreas Forrcll, Joseph II. Foster, DR.. Ste
phen Fox. !.
G-SlIls Greer, Mary Gary.
Has. lIudlru, Sarah IIlpworth, J. C. Hos
kins, George A. Houston, Elizabeth Hunter, Jno,
+, Henderson, John HiPp, John Hodge, Lemuel
Huff, james Harrison.
I& ,J-James Irwin, g. W Irwin, William
JanHesOn.
K-Jno. Kerr, v kestler.
bI-Walter Ledford John Low, Jacob Long,
WIN. Lonigan, Mars Lomouds, VIM Lucky, ,,
Middleton La~ng, b. : Ling.
M-Ilenderson Mason, Sam. Mckee, William
g
WIN. Migrant, jackson Mitchell, VIM L. Mitch
ell, Rodcrick MeCauIey Martha Miller, Josiah
Meal, Samuel Montgomery, Jno Means, James
Monteitb. John Mason, Janus McComb, Jro. Mar
shall VI. N'Quinn, WIN. McCord, II. M'Laughlin.
N-Fcrdanan NecI, J. g. Nicely.
O-Rebecca Owens.
p-Captain Penseft.y, Penelope Pharr, Liza
". Pharr, A. Page, David v Peil, WIN. Ryrant.
O.. B. QuInby,
ii-Joseph Ross, ?, VIM. A. Riley, Margaret
Robinson.
S-John Scott Mrs. Mary Smith, Elizabeth
Stanley, Margaret ?. Springs, James Stevens, An
drew Springs Isaac Spencer, ,, Asa Stevens, Mo-
SEES Stanford John Sloan, ". Shields, Jno Slmp.
son, Catbarine Slaughter, Charles Smith, Thomas
Searcy.
John Tharp, II. ". Terry, Ms Amelia
TarIton, James 1rengroyc.
W-S. W Warren, ID. \. williamson, WA.
Walker, VIM Wilson, Albert A. Wallace lsham
Welsh, Elijah Watson, EdW ard WiIloughby, Rev.
;. Williamson, Mrs. Hannah Wallace.
h-Iho. Young, l.. Yarbrough, Aaron York.
H. y. WILLIAMS, y. H.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22
Female School.

yIRS. N. 4. CALDN ELL will open a
w Female School, IN Sugar Creek, 3
miles North of Charlotte, on the 2nd Mon.
dav in this month. In this School will be
taught the following branches:
photography, Writing, English Grammar, Arlth-
mellc and Composition, at 50 per session OF ,
months.
Geography, History Natural, Moral, and lntellec-
tual Philosophy Astronomy, Chemistry, Bota-
nv. Mncralcgy, Rhetoric, Logic, and Evidences
OF Christianity, al $40 per session.
Painting on Paper, Satin and Nclyet,-WaS-
work, &c. -
Projecting and Painting Maps,
MUSIC, $50.
Every variety of Needlc.work, Plain and orna-
mental for which no charges viii be made.
The School viii be taught, during the
Winter, in an apartment OF DIR. 1. Cald.
wells dwelling house, which is large and
commodious; aud IN which 10 or Il young
Ladies can be accommodated as Boarders.
Boarding can also be obtained IN a number
OF other families Of the first responsibility
on very moderate terms. The local sltua.
ton Of this place, highly recommends It.
The known moral character OF the neigh.
borhood, convenience 10 the church, aud a
highly valuable ministry, are circumstances
which reader it desirable situation for a
Young Lady.
". \. CALDWELL.
It,,.,r,, y , 80. -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-22
DIR. PETERS.
Vegetable .inti-IslliOus Pill,
Are the cheapest aud most approved fam
iIS Medicine ever offered 10 ID, put.

Are the cheapest aud most approved am
ily Medicine ever offered 10 ID, PUB.
| hey are extremely mud IN ;helr oyfatiW
neither causing sickness OF tie stomach, 30
any unpleasant sensation n the system, a
is too frequently the result from medicine
gwen to act upon the bowels. They act -.
officially upon the Liver, when "a a lar.
condition, carrying oti large quanl.N
bile, through the influence q tie eseeEst
function, winch, II suffered to remain 90
system, would produce either Jauudicc Is.
yer Complaint, Billion, Fever, Fever s
Aguc, or some other gneyIuus bodlil 81. s.
ton. In all cases Il torpoT al the a.sts
they act like a charm. In recent ca~
dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. h5a
persons who we're subject 10 violent a1a5s,
OF SICK head ache, have been much bn.a,
add several perfectly cured ~ To aatas
by their use. They are highIy roc 7ca.
ed as preventative and cure ~ i l,c-a.
plants. Persons who are suhlet, n '-a,
distressing complaint, sca.sicaucss tt ~.
lng portion or two ct them few Day
N8us to embafhlug on bnar1 thr ,ossc
be almost CERTAIN TO escape u. Fcga
can use them al oh periods, without w
rlug any risk. Thut virtue, vii Tsr
uurmpalrrd tor year, IA snt climate. "
lumlN should b. without these p,ilsfa
ton Il them, taken occasionally, SOC
the means Of preventing much slisHa-
sickness. II Is from neglect %, kref'.
a regular pcnstaIc actlpD Il ibc ,'oa
and bowels, thus suffering 10 he at,ia
and mingled with the blood, uuas,.f
tlulds, that most diseases are prsa.
DR.. p. feels confident that 30 per, '.a
gives these Pills q far trial, w,l.cftf s#'
feel Wiling 10 he without them. ~ f'
timony OF thousand, speaking 10 lbe t-.'
est terms OF tholf eilicary, might ba a-..#
but the very high reputation DR.. T. ta' H.
CURED "a, the HIrutor ot the Im@i W.
fobic HediciHU NomdchCr Il Hqe''a.
for the cure OF Dyspcpsia aud LAYER Cd.
plants, is thought a sufficient guanf's
those wishing 10 make a trial Of Their VT
tues. They contain not particle Ct WI.
curry, or any ingredient that docs roi '''4
harmony with health and oppose dI-fa'''
DR.. I. having been educated un3s,
most eminent American aud European WE
zeal professors, aud pracDlccd hl- Fr7Ia,
many years IN the South, where ol' '@'
the most obstinate character prevail '
slderg himself we'll qualified 10 jude ''
nature OF diseases lucldcrit TO warn e..o"
Prepared by Josrrn PRirsrt1 fi'''.,
NJ. y. p. b. {. p. NJ. at his lnsliiG""
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means
remedies, No. l29 LlbeI'''''
New York, inventor and sole pfeP'.-a
Each box contains forty Pills, -"
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines ARE ''.
Charlotte by Smith d Williams; %
cord by Z. q. Barrin-er, and N S'''.
by John Murphcy, where numerous ''"
Gates Of their efficacy can bc seen. ,.
JOS. PRlEoTLf PLILH"
Jan. | SAG l'N