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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

o. Carey A. Harris, lately removed from the Of
fee of Commss Of Indian Affairs, has been APP
pointed Cashier Of the Real Estate Bank Of Arkan-
sas with salary Of $500 per annum.
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RkaCOn. Salt. Ac.

EnAn LBS. best Family Bacon.
sDVVO % tlLlns best Mountain Outer.
SO sacks Salt
Sole and Upper Lealhcf,wh general assortment
of Groceries, DC. JAMES b. RENWICK.
Nov. 90 81 #
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FOR EgH,

TIVE house Federal Hill, near my residence
L Tor several years past occupied hy HE laie
Patrick H. Cabcll. MlCAJAH DAVIS, Jr.
NV. II ~
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NIGHT SlLES.

nN TUESDAY evening the ID October, shall
~ commence my .tfGHT .ECG1sO.sS
OF Dry Goods, Hard Nme, Clock, Watches Jewel
~, Books, &c &c, and shall continue hen through
The FALL and WINTER months, every Tuesday
and Friday nights. Con,lenmrnts thankfully re-
ce,ed CHARLES PHELPS.
Stpf % Is ii
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SILT ! SILT! S.lLT!

WYE have in Store al lor Of SALT, large sacks)
w which will he sold low.
j. PURVlS * DUFFEL.
Oct. Is Is If
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.N.EH. RO0KN.

Among them are the following, VIZ: Homeward
Bound by Cooper Royson Cover; Peter Pil-
grim : Harry Austin; The Stranger in china ;
Nicholas Nlckleby; Oer Twist Plckwlck papers A;
Life Of SIR Walter Scott, by Lockhart; Buchand' 5
a. Lyelrs Geology; Dunglinson's Medical Student
Andrars Clinque Medicae; The Koran Pilgrim
ave TO the Holy Land; Flora's Dictionary, colored
mates : Language of Flowers, &c. DC.
Also, a very fine assortment OF Paper Hang'ngsand
Berderpas, Portrait and Picture Frames. DC
j. Z. MARTIN.
Nov cs Is"
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Lottery Draws TO-NEOTrOw
y" Capital Prints Of $4,000 cnch !! f.! |!
~ 10 Prizes - 900 do !! !!
KihC1lOMd .ICNdtNy LOffery.

ENTKA GLASS, No 8, FOX 1873.
10 be drd,pn at Richmond on Taesda, December
An 1893.
o. TIE drduag ,ciH be rcceired al this Office on
IhuySddg the 9th INST at = O'ci0ck, Il. A.
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j, Il. MARTINI.
N!

4 T the house formerly occupied by J. c. Hunt
IA & Co. and four doors above the old BOOK Store,
nnw ln recient Of q creat Quantity OF
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&. sSsg.

4 Ii persons indebted TO the late concern Of II.
"a b. Richards, and Co. either by bond open
account arc respectfully desired to come forward and
settle without delay, as longer indulgence cannot be
Owen II. b. RICHARDS.
Oct 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-06

~ Ichabod BarleIt, whose controversy WIN
Mr. Wn.C Rives, when both of them were mem
bcrs OF the House Of Representatives,, IN 1926 u on
,hc demanded retrenchment of the expenditures OF
N. Alliances administration, excited so much alten-
,o, il one Of the Wing Candidates for Congress in
New Hampshire. BY the way we must loon up
that controversy in few days. We wish 10 see
how faithfully the party in power have redee"e the
pledees Of ..relrenchment,' which, when they were
struggling to ge, into power they SO pro"sey made
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Kentucky, GlenrOck Il Country
lie MS.

A LARGE LOT from 25 cts. to ST. 90 per yard,
IA just received and for sale, by
J. }. PURVIS Il DUFFELi
CetlS stf
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l)ec6

n a Circuit Superior Cont oi Law aud Chance
~ continued and held iur Nelson County, nj the
courthouse, on Saturday the 9th day Of October,
1885,
ha"rs Graves. Defendant,
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O. We have received the LIST NO OF nc" P'pv''
Just commenced at Washington c"y' cAneu
Metropolis" published by Franklin s. "y''' 'o'
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blankets for boat Covering.

nWNERS of boats are invited 10 call aud buy
~ IA superior article OF b LANkETS. at the store
of J. PURVIS * DUFFEL.
Oct. Is Is If
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Evans Cham p,nilc Fills,

4 FRESH SUPPLY just received and for
n sale at 6 per box, by
ID. 4 LYMAN Agent.
August % ifs
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o. Some of the stock Of the Exchange Bank Of
Virginia sold at Norfolk recently at SlO6 90.
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BRILLIANT SCilME

Together with many oil $50. $40. &c &c
Whole Tickets S5-Ilalvrs 81 50-Qrs. 81 25
For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE.
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BANK SQUARE, Nov. Ii, 1888,
3Hd $Ml,piy Of Winter GOOdS.
WAITER GOODS,

2 HIVE JUST RECEIVED Mt our CASH
STORE, Ranh Square. second supply Of
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December Is
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

= CnIlrrton oftoLuqnoi Phrases, on every tDrc ne
y ro.,!ry |, muinta. conversation, arranged on1f
,,,r.ut heads, With numerous remarks on the pecuiihr
accommodation and use OF various words ihr Whole 50
asoscd s ronslarahIyo facilitate the arQu'stIou OF
correct recommendations of the French. liy Bollhn,
new edition, revised aud corrected
is.lr,tinn Of { ne hundred Of prrrhs Tables, accom-
uanIcl with KEY, containing the text, literal and Tree
nnnslaou arranged in such manner rs 10 point out
t. IIllrrc1cc between the French and English uiiom,
figured pronunciation of til" French, according 10
he hest French works cxant ON the subject he whole
preceded Gv short rcatise Oh the sounds ct the French
innruusc, con, pared with those of the Engllsh
j, pro,olnrng French Primer or the scholars tinid-
crIr accurate pronunciation and o~thogfaphy OF the
Errnrh lang e. containing its clements according TO
ne hest usage ~ Bcrnard lronchn, liS received ana
-, s,lrjv WIN hckEAN
~ Cor Camp X Com SITS
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skss. Ek4yftissA SlAtiM CUste Iii
- II z IL Z n Z

= - - " ~ - y
E-lei--I& Etfs,i-.,,'s !Efz'-'
=, esr.lss.s s:gs
THROUGH IN FIVE ANn a HALF BAYS
From Mobile lilabama) to Augusta tGc~I
9 EANES Mobile eve,y other day, immediately Htti
The arrival ot the mail from New Orieans, per t'''
steamboat EvELrNE, }lakci1 coaches I" tensaeo''
steamboats, pcr Pensacoa taY, St Rosa sound and Chor
t'haclie River and Bay) TO Ged4r Bht' coaches 'hehs'
via Aariannn, ChattaiaGchce, Formerly Mount Ntn
non, liaubr 'dge, Pricnton lia~Eirs' and s'ou'@
VILE To Augusta passengeer"k'nb h's se"' i, ~
hilc is in darssr o hcisg thrown ou or losing nv
pre- creme, hv other conflicting interests as The io'
IA LINE is bty one couccrt, aud u"der one COZ Iro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon M
arriyaiM Augusta in time Specified through AL "e"''
and at SEASON. unless most unforeseen cas
uuple should occur The Great New treans N!
is carried this route. The Agents for acc"mmodA'
ton, Teams Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, Natural roads, he safe and inter
esiing water navigation, the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed, cetanhs, romor' and pleas
ing y;nicIy; connected it were with the Kan itoad
Charleston, s. e. AVID tie steam packets 10 New YORK
travellers rca III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II oAys'--Washrgtou city in IL.
From Chattaooelee, Florida, We have Franc
Linz via Quincy aud Tallahassee, to St Marks, hor
post coachts, also tw" branches FROM iawk'nsvii'
to Milledgcviile aud one to Macon light two h"rs
coaches SlDChioNS g CO.
Augusta, ooh Jan. 1885.
Onccat Mauson House Mobile
"Dsl.uc., New Orleans to Mo.ilr, l9o mule
Nrlllie to Augusta, 54f ="
Augusta to Charleston, lo6 g
Charleston to New York, CSC $50
Time New Dllpan to Mobile, ~ hours
Mobile to Augusta, SO
Augusta to Charleston, -
Charleston to New York, s'i- 25S
Making les miles per day. or I miles per hour, ineiu
siyc OF ali sorlmgcs. NOV ~
\. Il. beg leave 10 iuiorm the public that tn
bridges Yer the ChHahooebe swamp aod bar" i'aoo
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-Fmst judicial District.
Court
FgYHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
l these Presents shall come, Greetings Whereas
William Mackcy having purchased ut IL sale maIc
by the sheriff Of the parish of Orlcns the property
hereinafter Described has applied TO the clerk of this
court in whose office the deed of sale was recorded
the 9TH day Of Mai, A. D. 1850, for a monition or adj
vertsemcm in conformity To of the Legislature of
the State of "us ma, entitled "AE act for the further
Assurance OF titles To purchasers judicial sules; APP
proved the 10Th day 0t March, 1851.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
herein, are hereby cited and admonishcd IN the name
the State If Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title or claim in and to
tho property hereinafter described, cOnscq ANY
nurmatv in the order decree Judgment OF the court
under which the sale was made, irsgularity
i'll guty in the apprhlsrments and ADVERTISEMENTS, in
time, of sale, for an, other defect whatso-
ever show cause, within thirty days from the day
this monitiun first inserted i'll the public papers, why
the sale made should not he confirmed and humOio
gated
The said property sold by the Sheriff of the par
ISL IL Oresuid the 23d day of April, A. d. 1888, by
virtue of decree OF this cou rendered on the 3D. day
of March, A. d. 1885, in suit entitled William Mackoy
VS.. samuel Bell No. Ii ,j35 of the docket OF this court
at which sale said William Mackoy became the pur
chaser Iorthe price of $780, cash,
Description of Property as given in me Judicial Con
pcYancr, We:
| certain lot OF ground, together with all the build
ngs and improvements thereon, situated i'll the parsl
of Orleans in the square bounded by New Levee
Louisa Paul and Delord streets, designated by the Nc
@ on plan drawn by c. Il. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyo
General, on the 10Th December, 1884 aud deposited n
plan No TO- in the book plans at Felix CHINA, notar,
public. Said lot measures % feet II inches front q
New Levee street. 75fecr il depth on the side adjoining
lot No g. and 80 feet inches and lines in depth tn
Sle adjoining the property now, or lately, belonging t
N ,;oodale, and 10 feet II inches width in the real
where il fronts on an alley of three feet nine inches
common to lots Nos 4, :, 81, and 9.
Clerks Office, II Nav }a9.
mi6 V EWlS Dep Clerk.
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EOUloAlANE-Cour du Premiere Dis

a 'ETAr DE LA LOUlSlANE--A tous ceuX tu,
~ wcccntcs concerncnt, Saiut-A,tendu que
James Barnes Digs, ayan achele a ue 'ene aite par
lie Snerlt de la purolsse dOrcans la proprete ci-apcs
tGrte s'es at,ssc CRETE de ccttc Cou" Gu la dllc
,rntc tut cnregistiCe IL cine our d'Avii e lannee
1885, pour avis commencement I'M actc la Legs
al,ur de l'Eth de la Louisiana, imttuie Ate pour
cUntirer les tres dcsacqu, aux vents luicates
a,,uro,,7e lie 10 Mars 1921 Qu' soft couui, touFs
pesonnes intertsses par presenes sommes au
nom de Fiat be la I.o isaneet de la Cour du Premier
District Juicaire, qui pourracnt avolr dro la pro-
prclc ti-aprrs decl1e, consequence DUN dciaut de
urnc tais l'or,rt lie decre le lugement de Ia cour
t,uurl la vente etc fate, tie toute rregu
lare on ilegalitG dams destination, F,vs lie tens ct
lie mode lie la ven'e, on pour une tre cause Ielcohqe
dc fame vow, daus tente Jours datcr de la publication
de avis pourQuOi la yente fate seIat pas
cOifrmcce lhOmologuee'
La de proprittG tut venlue par lie Sheriff. sus dit le
80 cine Jour Mars de anue 1855, Pun Gccre
de Cour reudu lie 20 cine de Jnyer de aimee 1885,
da.s latlrc de James Barnes DIggs Rufus Gre, ne
No. i5.N9, tu Dockctde COur. a. laquee venll
ses rendu acluercur pour eprix dcNmgt cinq milee
piastres,
description de Ia proprittt de apr6s lie transfer Judi
clare, Savoir
Tn cert in moroccan de rrre toues les catisses
amrliortoi,s qui $, nouvcnt, pnsi pu les dros,
privileges etc. ar,r."n:t dune maniorc Gutconque,
situc iauxbuurg hHuonciaon. meslIlHu (mesurc
augNsc tns cent rinqunt SIN cdS qare heutiencs
dun pomc fare Chcmln pubIiquee sur u. de
la nOuyclic cvcc cent Osctc pieds six pOnces
quu,e cinQ leds ucut pouccs ct dcuN huitemrs sule
guc ace rue de la 'eillc l.cScc, Jusqu Iranpera
llgnc miuovhcdc la proprictr de iaNlrcut Miilaudon
leucogune dies Ncilie Lev ce, DIES MONIES de
ri turnlir angIe droit ct Sr'rdant il Quureviugt
cnQ ri DIS uois pouccs erpr0iurdcur lie long tie Ia
lrguc iiuroph &c 'propielc iu dit Aillandon par
hilr la Celeste dc Ia tOnau angle troit ct
attendant de Soxaue tr0is p,eds ouze pouces ct trois
cuitems sur la Ilgne Ii "itophc tie Ia lrolrice dc
de Louis DodG, parallel la rue Siele Le>te de la,
fpmant angle croit ct seendant de quar.mte
,lclx patis sept puucet cinp hutcmcs sur la Lyme
limitrophe de Ia lroprctc Gu dit DedG parallel la
rue Celeste della Torment atrc angle droit, ct Ieen
daul de wing, sept rleds dix pouees qu,tre hui
Dcdc parallel an chemm puhliQue la dc la GU.
/ vec Le,ee ct suiXnte sr2r pets qIatre pouces ct
uuntrc huiticncs face a,c dies Nonncs conormtuen
4 r plap, dr,sst par J. Pile Noy,r de Ia VILE lie esd
JaNirr 1882, umucNe III Arte last par dcvan Louis
! + Cane, notairc public, lie &c l.nvicr 1852 Temnil
I'IIon A. NJ. Buchanan, J"Sc de Ia Cour Susdile IL
/ Avril iS3S. +. LIZ BLANC,
ap u Dep. Glrier.
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: 9 l. Il G \ S.
Fora sinaI gin of 50 SAWS or more, with
one set OF feeders, bands, &c. at So per
saw, $50 90
Fordo. of 60 SAWS. withieeders, nc at Sc
~ per saw, 500 UO
For do. of ii saws, with feeders, &c IS
75pcr saw, 500 90
For do of - saws with feeders, &c. at 81
80 per saw $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 cents elel; the number ottcclh being about equal
the number of saws. One set OF feeders, it is
sierel however, will wear out tvs three sets of
s0ws. Extra saws suppiied at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered 10 the agents Of
planters in any of the port towns OF the cotton plan
ting Statcs the above prices, the agents paying the
fro; lt the from New York, and becoming
sh,nsihle for the amount Of the Gin. Tin wright
will sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sired the charges for whose services will be extra, but
moderate.
Iron running gear can also he ordered where desired
on reasonable e.nls hut will he charged extra. Horse
power, otany description, can be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines can also be ordered ii de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
they should accompany them with their views in rcgar,
to the ari:ngenento saws, breasts brushes &c. 1t
is found they differ opinion. Some desire saws OF
larger diameter lha others The most common size
is . OF 10 inches; wish them Il inches. Some
wish e rows brushes axle, while others do
not want more Aaa at most. Some wish SAWS with
org teeth to ihc inch, while others want 10 or |
W ueh Discrepancy we prefer they should at
the time of giving ORDERS furnish statement of then
wishes, and die manufacturers can fulfill them in every
particular. Where il is left 10 discretion, sla
make them on the most modern and approved plan.
Aa orel, can be cXesued, from the time il is received
IN The space OF eight or nine weeks, aud the Gin is ta
lrne placed il the hands OF the factor. To be in time
Tor lheneXt crop, all orders ought To be in the hands
the manufacturers by the frs, middle Of May except
tor plantations here they are late i'll commencing /,
pick or gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the cet,o,
growing States, will be sold on reasonable terms
mes 6mos
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26
uTAr DE l., Lorl~!ANH-conr du rrenie, Dis

EThI nF. IA OIl~IA Ne Com du Premier Dis
Ui5t.ulrurc.
/ 'EPAT hE LA Lou I>lA T., 4 inus ceux utte
ces prescutcs ccncrn,mt, SaluU--Altcl ou que
William Muckcv 0Han urhrlr il vCutc fate pur
lc ~heu dc la parolsse 'urcas, Ia proprtte rl-apes
deer L. scSt uude~ac HrcHr de ctte Cour la Il tc
tut rnr,Estrtc lie 5cinc our lie Mai, lie ,nurr
1853 Dulr uutNI- conform un acte de la lrgS
mIurc de fEmt de la Louisiana, intiluc "Acta pum
cuuirmcr las tides ac0uotrurs Ncutcs iudirI
ares, DppuNc c ~ Mars 1854 Qu'll soft cunuu, ct
UutCa persOnrCs mclG-serr Suml nrCeS
mtc~ nom de Emt dc la luuI-iue c de la rour du
Premier Distinct Judirarr, qua puurraIeni Hy"r do
Ia prupnelp Cl-uprcs deCrt, cu consequence d'un dc
uut de turmr daus ordre, lie doCre lc uacmnut de
Ia cuur vcu duque Ia ventc etc iNtr, ir tOuie
lnegHIArLc Oh ,rgHIHe dus destination, PAWS GU Ia
que Cpofue, de rc Nhf dams urne l"urs daicr de Ia
publiru de- cote avs, PpUrqun ii ycute uns iaite he
seru pas conltrmcc Ell homoln,tcc.
La dtF propuric iut vrudNc par lie Shcri, ausdi lc
3,ur Iuui ii tNriI, de lnurn 1888, I'm d.
Grol de ctttC cnuI cpdU Ip cme de Nlufs de Hauuce
ini& dals l'aluirc de Nillmm Mackry Samuel
Rr, \n. il.5@a du dorkct de ccte Cour, Iaquelir
yruIa It dat " diam Mnchty, s'cst Icndu acIueleur
/ pour IL prIN de : 200 compliant.
Dcscri non dc Ia proruclc dupre Ii transfer .uicl-
/ ARE, SAVIOR:
In certain lot N. tCrrr cnmprist)! lis hatisseS
81 nmrll0atnus, ~iuIr IN la pdroise IT eaus, dal
! ct horut par les ss lc la Nuuye' "H"C, iousu.
Paul aud nrlord, d sl.ut pur lc NJ dnprrs un ulan
dlrssc par & t Im,e DepUlc Noycr General, Ia ID
| Hccumhre 1881, ct dcposc feude lie Felix tililna
urtairr public, CONNIE plan No u. lie din lot DIET are
mvsurani NiuGi Qlads, QUE puucoS face / itu de
NouyrIIr leNr". soAantr qlir pe,S de pru!urdeur t
cote qui touchr o lot No Z" quHrc yngt piets SEPT
! puVcps ct uUnrC hGucS uruiuudeur lu cote an
tourhc Ia propctV apIescnr, de- mere appartc
nant a Goodl ct uynut dix ueuf piecs ouac pouccs
de lurgc dams la prnoudeur il fail tacc a allie.
de troIr plcds ncui pOuCos commune "> lctr
| Nos Is, i, :, 3 ma ..
! Bur nt dn Gr
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
Va CuslOmhousc street, opposite the post-otiice.
The subscribers now receiving from their fac
tories in New York, and will keep constantly ON
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
cfsuperor workmanship, and of the latest patterns,
made OF the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
Americas marble. Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded aud plain sllis and intels,
marble lacings, hearths and boundary stone plaster
of Paris, RoUau 4 Hydraulic Cement and Plaster
ing Hair, together with splendid assortment ui
brass mounted aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
Crates OF the newest aud most approved patterns
Lettering done in the neatest manner and at the
shortest notice. They have first rate workmeE l.,
set tho above work
;e5 1AMFS KAN n STROTTn
| 4 lME-l,"d tn,reis INV la ,a.e,n,
/ "a FETEt LATnI.AW
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

HUMPHREYS FOREIGN Tour, &c
C.REAT BRITAIN, FRANCE md ELGlUM,
" . short -Four in l2'5-i3y irnmn Humphrey,
n. D., President of Amherst COLLEGE, in , vols.
The " orhS Of Mrs. ShfrwJef-bcug the only
complete nnd unIarm edition ever tnblisRcl in the
" ch states, vol. II. just received md for sale by
WINNIE AN,
~. Corner Camp NmCnrol streets,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-26

! AEON bids Sides, 5 hhds loIos, aud IS h
y Shoulders, Cincinnati cured, landing nom s,sa
Buckeye, and Tor sale by
STETSCN & AVERY
Mo " . pyiCr street
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ORDERS RECEIVED FOR

Nv the Paten,cc No. SIS Magazine street. New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURERS IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE a. co.
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~ UGAR--50 hhds, prime article, for sale by
G DORSEY;
a26 A New Ieve
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MILES, COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
TOM

true; aud he who asserts it, i, either fool i'm
poster. But it is fact demonstrate by experience
that combinations of medicine may he formed from the
VEGETABLE Kingdom that will acl so uus ersaay on
the s> STEM when taken scasonaby, and in udlcoua pro
portions as crc nine cases ont OF te all diseases
within the reacl. and power OF metrInr.
From the well known and established reputation OF /
Cai,1pel it has long been employed by the empire,
and scientific physician, as one OF the most powerful
agents for the removal OF disease By the former, al
every Land has been dciugc' with nostruns, that
their authors claimed specifics IN every disease incl
dent TO the human FAMILY. The folly OF these preicn
sions needs no comment tor accurate chruea mVcsti-
cation las shown that the base OF most OF tic Panacets,
C:thoIicons Sc Mhic! have been trumpcted before /
the comnlnitv with much assurance, is tit,meI, or
nercIwy in some ioru. Nov, If this potent ArticIcc
in the hands of the most skiitnl ply s'ean frequent
v exers AN inf ence the human system, unforeseen,
and entirely beyond the control OF art undermining TIA
constitution and bringing prematue old age, disease
and death what result should be expected when pre-
scrhed nv the Ignorant Could their many thouSan'!
victims speak, voice from the tomb wo'hd soon dIspti
he s$pecifc' dclusion that now sways the minds OF the
living.
Humane Physicians tep'ore the sud evils resulting
from the mercral practice, and will gladly hail the in
PRODUCTION Of an article that safely he substituted tor
calomc They feel, and that kesnty, the uncertainty
of its primary operation; they cannot say whether II VAL
be favorable or uniavoahe. They also klosc, and 'eel,
that il its is continued for any considerable time in
furious secondary Vuehces must follow But h@N
must choose the least of two evils: they know no other
article that will arouse t1rid Rtfr, remove ob''r-
''o a',o SCI ~ ,,', WV 80 ~ ,i th'
Az" nci,, . .y ronsrn',cres
.Intme us USE NOTWITHSTANDING "' e''i ''''S'
"n,Sh i"I'""' ,.-, .., o,,,.,. a., o,,;n,o ,,,ot
would produce the good effects of this drug, without
sircuns the l"'irnt t" ITS aRfe,fo"s results ot'','
desidcraum, 1t Is believed mas at 'ehEtn hech ontaei
in the article now presented to the public.
The prolnleiors at TINS article keephS in we" ''e
fact, that 1riSe and 6eae'9Sent Beng, has placed WIN
in the reach OF ALL remedies adapted to the diseases IN
ecn to the climate they innbi,; and knowing, like
wise that most of the diseases OF the SOlh and " est
are based upon organic or functional, arrangement OF
the liver. directed their attention to those articles which
net more, ,,s,,.rilly ON the bjliar, organs
AT,nr ,on., hilarious and extensive research, they
i ,' II ~; ,,,.,;,,, :, s,hs,uce from Inc no
I',i'~ ul; from ,s ,,rel;ar elect mon the hcna-
80 -, "'''' io'', NO - I ia,.I W,tiia
w VI "! "a 7'i =, w., 81, IL, ,'n Ii ,Le he,.6.;a
r, 81 %ar ';' h" pcutc and rromi, diseases
fts'tS '" SHtoi.iei, I" p''' ',~'.N 49, 1'
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