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From the New York S.ar.
ANTlQUlTlES OF AMERICA.

The discoveries of the last few wears in differ
ent parts of the country, prove conclusively that
this continent has been inhabited BY race of be-
ings entirely different and distinct from the abo-
rhymes found here BY Columbus. o. in the south
by COrtcs.
How they found the continent, or how they
reached it ii they knew of its existence, must for
ever remain in mystery. The opinion of Geolo-
gists, however, throws some light on the subject.
The islands in the Pacific were once much more
numerous. and as people have been acquainted
with navigation to a greater less degree from
the earliest ages, there would be great difficult
ty in passing from the eastern coast Of ASIA from
island to island, to the western coast OF Amcri-
ca. In fact. there is no other way to account for
the nafirc Inhabitants, found upon every island
hitherto discovered in the midst OF the ocean, The
resemblance between various tribes of the North
American Indians and the Tartar race Of Asia, ia
vers the idea that the original inhabitants may
have como from the eastern continent, or at least
that like the Cloths and vandals, the Tartars
might have ovcrrun the country. cxtcrminated
the people.
Columbus claimed. and has received the hon.
or Of the world for the bold ENTERPRISE offindno a
new world The society of Northern Antiauari-
ans, at copenhagen. are very likely to strip the
laurel from hiss brow. They have records to show
cOnclusivcly that he visited the Arctic islands
and there learned from authentic accounts. thai
there was continent in the West. KNOWING
these facts, the ambitious Genocse might well nm.
dcrtake the expedition "a the surest road "a
wealth and fame. Traditions Of the dcluse ex.
ist among the Pcruvians and Mexicans, and sculp
lures and paintings recording the particulars
almost verbatim with the scriptural account-al
Of which form the situation in which they were
found, must have been made before the Christian
era.
The antiquities in North and South America
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DR. BR n p RETHsS
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.

AN EfFNTuAL ASSISTANT OF NATURE.
NtSt. PILLS are recommended by thousands a pee
sons whom they have cured of Consumption, 1nuensa,
Colds, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Pains, ana
sense Of ulne.s in the back part fthe head, uaaay ~
symptoms of Apopoxy; Jaundce, Fewer SD Ague, ~
lous, typhus yellow and fevesa ct all kinds; As
ma, ou,, Rheumatism, nervous diseases, Liver CO..
plant. Pleurisy, weakness depression Of ts Ss
Rup,ures, Inflammation, Eyes, Fits, Palsy, ONsy,
Small Pox, Meazles Group, Coughs, Whoopins CssH
Quinsey, Cholic, Cholera Mobus, Gravel, Worms, DIa
terry, Deafness ringing noises in the Head, Kings Es
Scofua, Erysipclas, ST. An,hcny's Fire, Salt RAe
White Swellinss, Ulcers, Of thirty years sanding3
Cancers Tumours, swellcd feet aud legs Piles, Cosvese
all eruptons of the Skin, ghsful Dreams. Female Co..
plants every kind, especially Distinctions, Reaxaaios
&c.
The subscriber having received the appointment Ages
for the above Medicines for the Councs Of Fayetr uno
Delaware, Randolp, Hancock Heney, Madison, Shelby,
Rush, and Wayne, would nform the public, that he II a
times will kcsp supply ON hand. either Wholesale =
Retail-ie viii. may I've consistent, aPPoiaa
Sub-Agsn,s in all the principal within hslia An
Communications for Agencies, (pos. padD will secsvs
prompt attention, and terms made knows.
JAMES GROVER.
Corner OF Froat and Walnut Streets south Of Naia
fC. w. Appesoa Of Ccn,rcsillc, has bsea appcin,p6
agen, that place, aud also Dublin, Wayne County.
Richmond, April 6, 1887. Nd
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ME undersigned having entered into partnership with
Il the intention of Carrying the CABINET-MAkING
BUSINESS In all It's branches. prepared ro fur
@ their friends and the public with all articles Of furni-
.rre made OF good Materials and good They
design keeping hand of parlor and
furniture beds,ead Of different patterns tables. side
tables stands of styles dcboards. se.aes
&C. They confident ASSURING those who wish articles
their line of business that they and viii
da,e well any shop in the place.
[FANY quantity Of seasonal lumber suited for sheiI
use. purchased. for which .hey will give cash
E.ure. WATEON x DUNCAN.
RICHMOND. Feb. 25, 1881
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TERMS OF ADvERrssisc.

One dollar per square for three insertions; an
-.,.s 6o, .,rh additional Insertion Per sqose -
uoa.as. g: for SIX months Sc: OF $40 per a.ssDs
squares SIS 50 Per annum; three squares $sv
Merchants, Druggists, and Others, advertising ~
will be charged fss a column Of 1000 ems, -
for shre.-fou..h. of a column, so; for hall |"
for a quar.sr Of a column, SIS. A dedsrfoa : - ~
will be made On advertisements loager sa.n 1870
column. when inserted by the baIfyssr az ys.'' -
tered. Chaneery notices asd petitions f'f
paid Invariably in advance Aasef''sSs' -
abroad. must be accompanied Win u1 -
fyr pub.ieafion by bsofher Poosisa''
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NONTAGUE,S BALM.

sovereign infallite remedy for the Tooh-acse
ecciual Teeth Price 81 per bottle
In Offering this invaluable Balm the public. cert
Of its efficacy might be given which the limits Of
newspaper forbid publishing. and which be by CALI
agents. but invite the public convnc-
proof OF lis almost miraculous 10 relieve this most
of ali a~beS the Too.h ache f<sve a when all
failed. beng careful adhere strictly
the directions gwen each boe and let it rise or fall
upon merits1l Suffice that in thousands
failed single 1t should be
used after all denial operations bleeding. and spunyy
cury &c, and Is decidedly the best tooth wash
should be with brush
any POWDER slbsiance containing hat contain
the finest particle Of grit it is spoken Of with assured
praise. laid aside oshe
offered cene-s of the mouth and purifier of
breath.
For sale the Drag Store Of Irwin Resd, Richmond
Pfisrhzt Swain. Centerviie every and village
United States by proper All osders fr hs
Balm viii receive attention if addressed Chss H. Ed
wards Cincinnati. who is General agent Wes1err
/ country.
juno 3. 1887 DIV
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FLEMING & ADDIEMAN, announce 10 thei

FLEMING ADDI.EMAN. announce 10 their Gus
and the public generally, that they have added
their Of GOODS the entire stock
Gregg who lately opened in this place-Their
united stocks form assortment no: by in
of Indiana and having lately been selected the
eastern prices, offered The
variety extensive and general. that would be useless
articles Purchasers requested call and
themselves the -store the eastern
part of the three story 6r.ek L,d nearly DEPOSITS
Bghs~el's, Main where all the usual articles
goods line be obtained of the bes; quality.
All kinds of Country produce taken in exchange tbs
market prices.
RICHMOND. Feb. 10 1887. 16f
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TUNIE subscriber offers private sale, few BUILDING
II LOTS A par. of them situated Man,
crossing of From, and well situated for business
they include Offices of ESQ., Cox and PERKINS,
and fronts adjoining the property of ATrcUs SpDALI,
formerly owned bv SAMUEL w SMITH the balance of the
LOTS lie on the side of Main within reasonable
distance and ara suitable for resdences-One has small
dwelling house Oh il. For further particulars and of
sale, apply to the undersigned.
! ACHILIIS WILLIAMS.
+. R,-uxoxp 9th mo- Sd. 1887 (22u.)
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BLEEDING and TOOTH.DRAW1NC,
BY JOHN SOUFFRAIN;

Who solicts share of patronage from the puhIe ana
will be preuared tn wais their bones, Or as
his, Fkn stree. door above Main street On tbs
side. ~----.,
WANTED a Iarg. quantity Of WHITE GOISE
OTTTJS GOOD price viii be given for them BY ISAAC
r. SOITFFRAIN. a. Chair Mandatory. the north
west corner Of From, and Main SIS.
jan !. 1887. III
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KN|OOI.u WOOL!!-The subscriber will pay, the
wv coming season, from 33 50 cents pei pound for
all kinds WOOL that has been well washed, either
sleeps in the tub; other kind will be pur-
chased. VIM. BANCROFT.
GLEN HoPE 4th mo- LIST, 1897 13if
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WE have , GOOD assortment of CASII0ss> ON ,,.-.ti
which we win WARRANT: md now making SIoS ES OF
whie ". reer PATTER warranted
TO stand and give satisfaction As stock last
be had constantly, unable keep up good
Stoves and Castings but
such this season as avoid that difficulty therefore in
wife old and CUSTOMERS call and for
themselves f.. GROVER viii give his personal atrah,ion
all cassomes-our arrangements viii enable
him 10 be constantly at the Office.
E. GROVER & BROTHERS.
May 4.h, 1887. lotf
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LEATHER. LEATHERn

JUST received their establishment opposite use ne
r.o, assortment of GATHER consisting Of Sole, Ups
Calf Lining Bnding Skins. Also large assortment
Russo, leather and covering hides Persons dealing
limo III please give Us call. CoALE q hANILIus
April 22nd, 1887.
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III. Ii. MONTAGUE.
PETERSBURG, Sept. 29.h 1896.
Mr., II. =. MONTAGUE.

Mr.. II. b. MONTAGUE.
Sir received your favor of this morning, and to
say that the situation which fellow citizens
plunged by the fatal prevalence Asatic Cholera in
their midst: and sincere sympathy with theleaves
hesitation III doing all humble exertions
psh lesseng the fatality of that terrible disease There
testimony TO the Others that nigh. procured
deemed the decidedly
Tinctue, Mothers This
medicine used in Virginia during prevalence the
ehoeEa and Ia every case that maundcr obser ao
with the most entirely successful result: w,n
used persaverngy, before the collapse had
of the medicine, WILL REALLY BELIEVE, be
recommendation. 1t has HERETOFORE, and will
think. accomplish THE DISEASES FOR
ADVERTISE
The dose. half large table spoonful.
repeated every fifteen minutes, half vomiting
loosanes have been subdued. And if the given
should be rejected by the stomach. which times
though rarely the case should instantly and i. every
of pretty full doses of calomel, opium, and campho
auxarie and be dispensed with. have generally
found ctioa and the usual hot applications disadvantage
and have ben in the habit of keeping the patient mod
e1ately covered and the ventilated These
tho result of personal observation, dun.
cholera and if they have the effect encourage
your medicine, feel prove that
has ordinary claim the public attshtion. Very
spec,fully. your friend,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, Nd
Posi- OFFIcr, PETERsBuRc, Oct. Isl, 1886.
Mr.. ARFRED HUGrR, p NJ. Charlie .on. :. &.
Dear S;f Doc; F. j. Mcttauor. this place. has beer
called upon by Mr. Montague for letter. in which he
mend the Mothers Comfort ia all Cholera Entire
subject He is physician of much skill and
perence and has this with gTea;
Ny beliefs tina: the medicine will recommend ITSELF
consider valuable incidence and have doubt of i,s be
THOMAS SHORE, p. NJ.
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Tnrss spirit and fidelity the delinsa,ion of the
Indians hate Of tho white man, in the annexed lines
THE sENINOLE's REPLY.
(By LIEUT.. O. W. PATTON, UNITED STATES ARnY) !
ssThc attack Fort Mellon madc il j. supposed, by
Philip and his gang The action sakenpfacs boz
fre the Of she could have D
the Indians who made as.1ck.r-f Southern paper
Blaze! with your serrsd coiumas,
will M: bend the knee!
THO sbaekie meier again shall bind
The ann which noU is ffe.:
Fve maiI'd il with thunder
Whsn the tempest mut:arsd low:
And where j. falls We well MAY dead
The ligi,tning5 OF is blow
T'.c SCARED We iD ia ..,e cily,
Eve sraIpsd ye OIL the plata:
Go, count you. c,oyn where .i,sy fsIi
B.Bsatt my losden rais--
srom your prof.:ed treaty.
Iiro paIe-f,ce ] defy;
R.yense! is stamped upon ny spsa.,
And 'dloos'' my battia cry.
Some strike for hope Of 5oo:y,
Some n dsfsnd thcir all
ba;te for shs joy have,
To seq the white fall.
love among the woIlJcd
Tohear his dying moai,
And catch, while chanting at hi, sid-,
The music of his sfOan.
Yc'yc tsaiIed ms ,,ro IGN On. E,res.
we've track'd INC DER s!la Steam,
Aud siruggiin, through the evergiadc,
Your bris:iina bayonsts yieam;
But, stand a. should The warrior,
With his rife and his spear;
The scalp of Vengeance sill - red,
And warns ye-"Lome mol herc!r'
Think ya 10 find my homestead!
gage IL ~ tn. fire:
My tawny household do you seek.
] am n childass SIRE
Bat should ys cave If:'s no-.rishm,.n,,
Enough have and good:
fHrc on hate-'tis all my bread,
YET light is no: my foot.
a.he We with my boom
scorn yc with mi.c eye
Api I'll taunt with my la.es, breath,
And III fgh. yc till die,
na'cr will ask yc quarter,
And naes viii bo your slave:
DI. I'll swim The Of slaughter,
Till sink benoa Tn its wave.
D: will ba remembered that III Of the SeminOls
LIZ
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THE EMPEROR FRANCIs.-During the cholera,
the emperor when walking. accompanied by his
aid-de-camp, near Schonbrun, met bier carry
ing a body to the cemetry but not followed by "a
ny one. The emperor asked ''Why was the
corpse abandoned!'' ut is probably that of some
poor friendless person." replied the aid-de-camp.
swell, then. said the emperor. lit is duty to
accompany it to the grave" So saying. the en-
peror took off his hat, placed his within that
of his aid-de-camp. and both uncovered. followed
the coffin to the cemetry. where Francis himself
threw the first spadcful of dust over the body.
This say the Viennese. with thousand 9TH
ers which they tell of him, '.shows how sensible
our good Water Kaiser Franz of human e.
lity.''-Anstria and the AustriGns.
The LONDON DAMsEL. WHO MARRIED AN INDIAN.
Most Of the readers of the public press probably
recolect the publica ton of romantic story OF a
Young lady of London, possessed ofwealth s. grea;
personal beauty. who two or three years ago
became enamored OF Peter Jones, Seneca Indian.
missionary. and married him in despite of the
circumstances of friends and the scandal of the
world. The Boston Herald informs us that Mrs
Jones migrated to the West. soon after her mar
rage, with he- aboriginal lord but, at last, she
secretly abdicated his wigwam, and returned te
| England. in the packet of the 10th of May Dl-
ring the sojoum of Mrs. Jones in the West, she
became the mother Of two children, both ofwhon
arc dead.
! The Natchitoches Gazette says, that a campa
! ny has been organized to explore the country uT
Red River in search Of gold and silver mines.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-01

STOVE, COPPER TIN WARE Mandatory.
UOEN MOFFiTT & Co., have established themselves
81 Town of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,
old stand of John Mott, few doors of The Bank,
Main street, for the purpose of Manufacturing Store,
Copper, Sheet Ho and Tin Ware, in all its various branch
They intend keep hand general assortment. of
COOKING, Ten AND SEVEN Plate STOVES also, gcna1-
of TIN WARE, which they will dispose Of
reasonable can be bought elsewhere.
MERCHANTS and others from the country, wanting OF
the above articles solicited to give them a call.
JOHN MoFFIrT, JAMES E. LAKE,
GusTAvUs F.. HAYNES
TN. b. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
RIcHMoNp, April Isl, 1887. 13f
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HAVING bsss appointed Asas Il ~ sflans.a -
l lnsuancs Company The sbsesihsr h -
grant policies q insurance 70 al pesspas vAe ~
properly insu:sd against lon a. damage By 6ze.
THE company for which hs j. acting i 90 e 49,.
shest and most exhaustive in tae couasry, aad ~
themselves that those Who BUSINESS viii -
pany shall BE- treated in the liberal annes A.. =.
losses shall be adjusted with fairness aaA
Persons wishing to provide against shs ecntaecsry q
OF their property by this destructive eiemsas ass
oean al his oi-c in Robert Mouissos,s ssw h.il1;-
wAsre the sarms Of insurance will be made kpsu, -
purses granted Communications by lester (puss -
VIII % promptly and cheerfuily attended a.
! JAMES w. BORDEN Aesxv
kichm'ea, Indians. January 1ss, 1851.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
HTNIIE partnership heretofore existing bewaen Edmund
Grover, Achilles lliams s James r.. Mcnde lhall in
the RICHMOND FOUNDRY, under the firm of T.. GRONER,&
Co. is dissolved by mutual The business of the
old firm will be settled by the
EDMUND GROVER,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
J. X. MENDENHALL.
Tho business will in future be conducted by Edmund Ira
Joseph Grover, under the style OFF, GROVER BRoTI
ERs-Thosc indebted the firm of E. GROVER 4 Co.,
earnestly, respectfully requested settle their accounts
without delay
E. GROVER s. BROTHERS.
Nav 4tb. 1897 lStf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-01

New Boot and Shoe MamufaCtOry.
JUST receiving large and general assortment OF Boos
Shoes and Bogan, which offer at wholesale re;a
the most accommodating Country merchant
particularly invited CALI stock consists of almost
every trade, and well selected for their
accommodated COALE 4 HAMILTON.
April 22nd, 1887
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BURYIxG OF the HEROES OF THE ALAMO
The remains Of these brave men have been gath
cred, and placed in coffin neatly covered with
black, having the names of Travis, Bowie and
Crockett, engraved on the inside of the lid, and
carried to Bcjar, where they were inferred with
military honors. The following eloquent address
was delivered by Col. John n. Seguin of the
Texian army on the occasion:
COMPANIONS IN Arms! The hallowed relics
which we have the melancholy task OF bear
ing onward to consign to their kindred earth, are
all that remains of those heroic men who SO no.
bly, fell, vainly defending yon towers of the Ala
mo! If they, my brave associates, prefer rather
to die thousand times. than basely to bow down
under the vile yoke of tyranny, what brilliant,
what an illustrous example have they bcqueath-
ed to us! How worthy to illumine with unchan-
ging splendor the glowing pages of history! Even
now the genius Of Liberty is looking down from
her lofty seat, smiling with appreciation upon our
proceedings, and calling in the name of our depar
ted brethren, Travis, Bowie and Crockett, and their
iron-hearted band-bids us, in initiating their
mighty deeds, to like them,a mighty place upon
the scroll Of immortality. Since, then, soldiers
and fellow citizens, undying fame is the glorious
reward Of those who fell in the noble contest,
cheerfully will cncountre the most formidable
dangers which fortune crowd in the path oil
glory, in that noble attempt to achieve my coun-
try independence, or regardless of whate: or in
dignity the brutal ferocity of my enemies may OF.
fer to my elcss body, joyfuly perish Oh the field
of battle, shouting the war cry of those heroes:
God and liberty, victory death!
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>.S oosvcyaaccr, Rfch0Ona, VVoyoe 90. HI.
Having received the appointment, Of Notary Publc,
ready TO take the deeds Of
mortgages, &c. lie will also draft written Instruments =
an accurate and Office Main street, -
posle the Branch Bank.
Angus, 9Th 1885. SID
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lust RECEIVED, THREE PAIR
81 BURR MILLSTONES Persons wishing purchase
viii do well call and get choice.
q. & &. MENDENHALL.
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900 Pairs thick BOOTS, best quality;
AvDvv For sale by COAI.E Il HAMILTON
RICHMOND. April %, 1897. 13,f
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]: will b, remembered tina. many Of the Seminole
killed their children, they being considered
tls
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INFlRMARY.eeeNews to the Amscee0e
VINE subsc rber having n,ads some arrang.menn = -
accommodation of the afflicted, with lingering d.
cs, informs the public that he is prepared 70 sses
pa lents of their nalad:es-Such as ara an
ed with Palsy; Epilepsy; affection of the Eyes; Wens;
hard Swelling Trmors; Stiff Joints. occasonsd ny w.
of mercury, Rheumatic affections; khenmansm;
Whit. Swelings Dropsy; affection II the kidn-ys; -
Headache; Die Dolercux; letter O Ring Worm: -
and weakness in the Breasi 81. Anthony's Pre- Av
Complaint; Pslipus; Cancers and all other Sefouo,
such NAV be cured mu-h less time and sues
ing patients by having iasm Immediately unaea
notice. DIX N1LihA-" ~ Ds~~"'
fe.-shop Main, uear Front street.
1tb mo- %. 1887
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PosT OrFIcr, Petersburg, Oc,. Isl, 1886.

II naver We. did know philosopher
Who could bear the Too,h-ache patien.ly.''
Much ado abou, nothing.
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FREE TRADE and MECHANICS RlCHra
VIE subscriber having catered into -parsnssshp -
l. der the hEm Of Swain, Co.. take pleasure in iaf-
nS the community that they have crecled ccs,nsua;s
Machine shop. near the Richmond Foundry, 4 an -
ready to give prompt asscnoa all orders IL Curais,
Spinning Machines, Turning l.athes, any hind o.
eh'nsry also for turning either in wood or iron Of
description. Having employed krss ~uuAuns. 49,
with conhdsnce Tin their ability and dissias .
their customers in qualities and pricc ASK pAs.aes -
generous public.
JOB w. SWAIN
JONAS sAAR.
ABEL THORNBURv
Richmond, Jan. !, 1897. ld
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ALL kinds Of BOOTS and SHOES mnde ~ order IN
saostcs notice Home made Boots and Shoes, conAnsy
hanI and for sale by COALE g. HAMILTON.
April 25nd, 1887.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-20
MRS, f.. kEDDElSS
CHOLERA MORBUs, ,DISENTERY AND

DIARRHEA CORDIAL.


FESlllS medicine is acknowledged by thousands to
ID stand unrlvaled in this or any other country for
the cure OF the above diseases and will restore where
every other remedy fails. With the use of his med
Icne, and attending closely to the directions put up
with each bottle cholera is Immediately counteracted
and the patient will be restored. Its immediate effect
and rapid restoration of the sick, have hitherto been
unparalleled in history. 1t cures, in most cases. in
very lew hours, II taken IN Its effect is to
cOunlerac the disease, and restore the stomach and
bowels to regular and healthy action Ii seldom
requires more than fortyeght hours to cure the most
violent Gysentery. Common cholera morbus is in
sta ntly checked and the patient quickly restored to
perfect health. Recent attacks OF darrhaa are cured
IN very few hours DlarrhGas that have been of
long continuance even for years, are cured by con-
unulng the use OF this medicine. Children that arc
teethng, iflnclining TO dlarrhoea greatly bene
fitted by this medicine as it will prevent them from
becoming weak ard reduced with diarrhpa 1t
checks vomiting produced from any cause whatever,
and has been proved TO be excellent remedy in sea
sickness.
This medicine is pleasant TO the TASTE and dchldren
are generally fond oft. II is composed of such ma
terlas as will not iriure the constitution BY continu
ing the use of it, and may be taken by either sex
any age. Testimonials from persons of the hlghes
responsibility, who have used the medicine, accom-
pany the directions which put mp with each bot
tie The labels on the bottle are sigued with her
own hand, TO counterfeit which will beiorgery.
Prepared under the immediate inspection of Mrs.
T.. KIODER, No, Poplar street, Boston I'd sold
in,ihe principal cities throughout the United States.
Sold BY RI. TAYLOR.
Jy. l2h Druggist NeEpOrt.