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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

Traa.rcs.--Thore " very hlla daab, Of 4
3 i change IN Tennessee. relk Is elected
co, NOR ~ majority 81 100 votes, And ,be
ton Of oply ! Nhiga to Nsa nuren men,
aai gfohab'r Van Barau 4.ou,y "a the Legs.
hlsfs, THIS j. 60, n.rf .ag whsa il . tosol-
keird iha, NJ. Polk y, oai b, The a,lr4,a
ir1iioa 10 ,sy and woss change Il possihle N
+" i favor ard no donb' every meats j. their Pc@
!. rero a,'op4rt 10 accomplish 's.s rtsub. Thc
',.ioaar ihc ieiegailO- 10 Cunsrras from Ten
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

The trutb.--Judge White, in his speech
at Knoxville, lays II down as principle,
hat every administration will impress its
own character upon Its interior officers
TIN, Is as true as holy writ. If officers
find there Is TO be strict accountability, and
no excuse taken, there will be few default
tiers; but whenever they find, as they have
done, that it will end IN few vile threats,
and good letter or two, certifying that
they are good Democrats, and good cleo
toneerers, We shall have little save detalca-
tons, 10 expect from them.-BoStoa Atlas.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

We UNDERESTIMATE GEoReE VI. DALLAS,
ESQ. Minister to Russia, has obtained leave
to return home, and Is expected in this city
in September next, TO resume his profess
sion, in which he has been so ably and So
adyantagiously known. l. is SD that Mr..
CAMBRELENG will succeed Mr.. DALLAS as
Minister to the Court of st. Petersburgh.
u. s. Gazette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22
QUESTION AND ANSWER.

Q. What has become Of all the gold
A. Gone up the Mississippi to fulfil the
prophecy of the great Merlin of Missouri,
where it is used to buy up United States
Bank notes at four per cent. premium, for
remittances to New York.-Nor1otk Her.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

The res,ll, Of our Congressional Election is
as We stated las, week 6 Wings 10 : Van Buren,
men-a Van Buren, gain Of |. We regret this,
but ii is useless to spend time in growing bot 10
backle on our armor for the contest in $50
We only hope that tins defeat may have the e.
feet TO spur up the Wings aud make them unite
heart and hand in the coming oontesi-the dark.
est part Of the nigh, is before day--maY il be the
ease with respee, TO the Wing eause--ihat the
present defeat Is tho precursor of that glorious
triumph which awaits them in November, $40,
When the people shall say 10 the pfescnl admins.
,raiion e you haze been ,seigAed an The baiiaaes
sad fogrd lraHtiHgr
We have no, full returns from all TIE Districts,
but We give the names Of the fneaiaef, elected -
Mex, week We hope to be able to s,ye the reouli
II csch District.
WAigs. loo Foeo
TIwArd SNnly ". Z Hawkins
EltaHna l.cbeffy 1IaFlss shepard
lre j. williams tsss 4. Byaum
kenneth RsyucI Us. J. Mickey
Charles F,acT Hsn Montgomery
Ils Graham JJ1u I'LL
IL ". Conner
T. a uunibsr oC counties iho School law has
-, .led. and We hopr :, may b. c4rrsr3 IN ma
49, We ase rorsy 10 sce oua Wing county
,,og sgsnsi 4, Next vota We sha.l gaze ,ir
I.s4., % al II poi4iale
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-08-22

Tic Fau Tern IF aar sapsr.er Coart b.
aan 10 session, jlJsr Dies PRECEDING.
It with pleasure we invite attention to
t. communication Inserted today over tire str.
as' .re of" ngcNfnd" l. la ths Gts, Of q serte-.
I7e srster has taken up a sut.se, in which na'
.a0y ,hls SECTION. bu, 'hc country generally feel
-tsrsstcd, aud which hc appear fully capable Of
aaBIluv wj,h ability.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

CARD.
AWE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
] Academy, No. IA, ST. Charles street, announces
to his friends and the public with satisfaction that his
institution is III successful operation, that he hopes
to have his compliment of,pupiIs, which will be
limited 10 fifty.
Ee taxes this opportunity of assuring parents tina,
nothing snail be wanting which contribute to the
comfort and improvement Of their sons
d.: 1888
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
PREPARATORY to Jefferson College and to 9th.
L ers conducted by b. Granet, l. l. d.
Exchange Alley, between Cont and Bienville. Thi;
situation the most eligible that could be found
being entirely free from the roise Of the streets and the
rafting Of drays and carriages:
The Jefferson Academy is divided into two depart.
mens. The Junior elementary department for the
various branches Of common education in French und
in English-The Senior department for Latin, Geek,
Mathematics, &c. Punctuay, order an. discipline
are strictly enjoined and observed.
Terms. Junior Department. per month: $lO
Senior do Is
Spanish 6
tst. BOOKS, sla;es, paper. SC. charged separately
End. A month once begun, to be paid in full;
3rd No deduction for absence nor tor holidays:
9TH. Payments to b. made regularly every month";
School hours from . to D. clock, except Thurs.
days. sep97
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

ENCYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!
ID EES' Cyclopaeda. II vols; Edinburg Encyc!o
N paeda, 10 vols,
Penny CycInpaeiia, v4 ilth. Encyclopedia Amer
icann, IS vols.
Penny Magazine for 1897;
G"rton's Biographical Dictionary, , vols;
Walkers Dictionary, vol Boycr's Dictionary,
lvol,
Webster's do I vol. johnson L. Wa!ker'6
Dictionary, vol;
Newman Il Bnrrcu' Dictionary. vols.
Jol,n.on's Dictionary, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dir,ioa
~, 2vo's;
Bowers Dictionary, vols;
Also large supply Of English Souvenirs. &r, for
by WIN McltEAN,
hi Comp and Culnscu ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
For the Interior.

TO RENT.
A LARGE and commodious Room over Lewis
n auction store, 53 Magazine street. Apply to
W GREENE,
Lhorraphsr, on the premises.
ND-The above would make good drill room.
nOv3
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

NEW MLSiC-O, Native Muse; Tie convent, 40
y Pun sun,ing, rowing Ba1e Never Despair, Lh.
don't yol renlembr the beautiful glade in the llrauis
Romance The White Horse Of the Peppers; Thou
cone and Love thou me, sung by Miss Shs.
ne meeting and part,S care nor for spring on co
tickle wing by u Russell; Come, come, shou ar, IN
row; Lite the Ocean wnve, by II Russell; Sho
morning; O'or the waters bv moonlight rher i no s,se
like my own, arranged for the harp bv II faLnsre.--
Royal VALUES, by a Fleche; Queen Vict,ra's Court
Qnadr'lcs. Just received and ior sale by
dig BCAsEY, ~ ramp ~
NEN GOODS-Buxh n AHc" nnve jus r-l-ivva
~ splendid assortment of tine FHncv Goods, si'ila-
BILE for PRysEHrs comprising la,iies' writing desbs,
es ing eases, work boxes musira h"xrs, pnrf lioa,
needle hnoks Of pearl, shell aud wary, card and
souvenirs nai with peurI and gold; porkr, bucks, par
|es, opera glas.es gold and silver pencils pc. f,neIy
81 all kinds, cutlery. Sc, at tiiE BAZAAR,
dog ST Charles u Common ST., Exchange
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
STEAM SAW MILL

STEAM SAW MILL.
SITUATEO ut the buy Of Biloxi, in the state of
- Mississippi the confluence of the CIutekabuilo
k0tchembolo and Pine Plant Rivers.
ATbe mill ho sc ID inrse and substantially built of
de best materias-lc engine first rate and in good or
and growing, and TO which is atlachcd grist mill,
seksmit shop and tools. and houses for the accom-
mediation efw0rkmep; all the tools for putting
the mill in operation. Four yoke Of oxen Is acres Of
land, forming the point which the mill is built an
entry Of 81 acres OF wood land in different sections on
access for vessels that navigate the lakes are unryue
open all seasons othe year the mil! and The sever
Al rivers from 81 to 100 niles up.
Immediately in front Of the mill and wilhR so fee, OF
the Rump, is natural basin that wl conuin 200 OOO
logs which easily be secured against all kinds of
weather. The facilities of procuring timber, not
surpassed any where. The shores of the hay und water
courses being covered with pine. oak, ash aud hickory
and easy of access. This valuable property, contis
NOUS to the city of New Orleans, offers advantages
che entsxprisng rarely TO be- with. 1t is deem
ed necessary to eaunerate them.
In the Immediate vicinity Of the aforesaid property,
slso offered plantalO Of 700 acres Of valuable land
able dwelling house farming UTENSILS S0hea of sheep
50 If horn cattle, and quantity Of hugs This trac,
fronts tbs bay about mile, ind il most desirable
situation for country seats the lands being elevated
high bluffs with sufficient depth of.water for any
the lake craft to approach its banks About 500 acres
of this tract il covered with thick growth OF pine
oak, ash and hickory, and be transported viii
great facility aud little expense, to market Offering al
yantssss &or a profitable Investment.
These two properties will be sold together sepa
rate, ut low price, nnd ON accommodating terms. Fo
(e6--7t Exchanse Plac
rUSSIA SHEETI NGS-25 bales Of superior quI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

NOTICE..
Mr.. GEORGE ME.RRICk having resigned the Of
flee ofchicf Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, Mr.. John Hnmpson has been appoint
ed in his place, to whom all persons having business
WITH wishing Information regarding said Rail Road
will apply at the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
By order Of the Board.
(signed) JOHN NICHOLSON,
nOyl7-tf Cashier
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

ORLEANS LITIoGRAPTIIc orFIcE-
No. % Magazine lr.et, opposite Lanks Arcade,
LNSTABLiSElED for the execution of maps plans
lI and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
deep mourning pu~r arotecary and % I
bank checks dry receipts &c. printed and execu,, ia
acheapand "ed,ous style, by the propriete,;,
WILLIAM "HEFNl1
NIB. Bank Notes neatly execuleI hl.4
TjJST rece;yeJ "a, ,ho ..Ju rian;. Furniture Ware
j Rooms. s. Biz" street. 200 Maple and Cherry
Redstends. n r.st rite article. Also, good assert
mcnt of .'.dple, Walnut, and Painted Chairs which
viii ae sold for the lowest cash PRICES.
W X CARNES
jy7 So Bisulville street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

TAMES $. MAYFIEID, Counsellor and Attorney
u at LAW, Of Texas has made an arrangement will.
Joseph N. White Esq, late Delegate in Congress
from Florida and Counsellor at Law of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, 10 give his advice, legal
opinions aud instrc us all in which he is
retained in Texas Col. White will in all give
written Instructions and in of great importance,
will attend in person the Supreme Curt of Texas. He
10 in possession Of nl the Spanish aud Mexican OrJi.
ances, and has at New Orleans the largest civil law
library in America.
Land TITLES,
In ali cases ia which James s. Mayfcld il retained MS
an attorney and Land Agent in Texas he will receive
my assistance, add advice as counsellor.
ia7 JOS WHITE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

COKE.
VVNHE price Of Coke fiom and after the LIST day
Works yard, and if taken in quantities OF one hun
bred barrels will bedelivered free Of dlnyage.
The advantage that this article of fuel possesses
the anthracite and ,it inous Goals, igntng
readily than the former and free from the unpleasant
smoke Of the latter should induce every family TO make
use fit.
Orders received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley
l. W WELLS,
sen04 Sec'Y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

Two RENf-Possession can be given Immediately.
l. That desirable and we'll finished dwelling hons,
now in complete order, at the corner of Cump and
Julia streets. Apply on tile premises, or TO
q W PRlfCllAKD 4 10 TAGERrJr.
19o Poydras Il Magazine st
~ DAP. $50 boxes Boston No / Sonn Iun,jinv cro, |
~ Avis aud for sale by
il md WHITNEY, q Campst
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

A Liza ILL DEEM MAHOMED'S Turkish Dive,
"A Tor changing grey red hair on the head, or
permanent, brown, varying complete black, with
staining either the hands linen, Just received
at the Bazaar, corner st. Charles Il Common streets.
BUSH ALLAN,
e8 Exchange Hotel
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

WINDOW GLASS, LTNsEED OIL-7OO box
w es Of Widow Glas, 1900 gallons Oil; 10 bar
els of VarnlShes; G5 doz of Paint Brushes, received
per ship st Louis and Barque Voucher, and for sale by
ROBT. CLANNON,
npv97 - Cnmn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

r UMBER, Nc.-30 thds feet clear lumber,
IL 81 spruce spar,
I50 bales hay,
$50 shds steam sawed white pine lu,hes, landing
from ship Piatina, and fnr sale by
ja3O LEVI II GALE, 90 Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

fNORDAGE, &r.-iO0 coils tarrch Rope, assorted
~ sizes, from 10 inchc.; Spnnynrn and Ratl,ue
stuffs; ALSO Deep sea and Ha,clead lines; Rigging
leather, &c for sale by
ja9s READ & BARsTOW,7 BANK Place
n'URPE\TINE and Linseed Oil, just received and
Il for sale, Wholesale retail, by
II BONNABFI.,
cnr TchnnitouIoc 4, N,tcl,e, cts
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

~ PRtTCHARD & 10. TAGERT Jr., corner
". Poydras and Magazine sts., have Just received
and offer for sale.
20 barrels American brandy,
Is firkins butter,
SO gross corks
90 barrels N f. Rum,
lOboxes starch.
: ss:s: p""sAo"s' imperial s""po"''' tea
80 half barrels No. l, NIackere,
20 do 2, do.
10 do Shud,
9 barrels almonds,
50 barrels Madeira wine,
5 ar casks Port wine,
5 ar do. Tennerit1 do.
S hhds pure spirits, extra proof,
hid old fine London Deck Cosnuc,
10 or. casks sweet vine. fcio
llAGGING and Rope 900 pieces baggius,
II NO colts rope. for sale BY
Tell HERMOGkNE BROWN Il Co, Cont .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20
SHIPPING.
For Europe.

FOR GLASGOW.
Fl The AL Clyde built and very fast sail
,Tf4N ing barque MAHAlCA, Capt Jump has
GEE. nearly all her cargo engaged and will have
despatch The cabins being very superior, passen
gers can be comfortably accommodated, for freight or
passage, apply on board orto
fel2 HOLMES g. MILLS, Bank Place
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-20

NJ EW Boz kS.-ltob of the Bowl, Legend OF 81.
ln"gres, Ivy the author Of Swallow Barn. Horse
Shoe Robinson SC. &c in , vols Just received and
or sale by WM N'kEAN,
jail cor CanP Il Conn on
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-25
FOUR HUSBANDS

One Of the Washington Correspondents
relates the following incident of woman
who has had four husbands. with fair pros.
pect of the fifth, although she has not yet ar
rived at thirty five years ofage.
noticed among the crowd OF fashion tina.
fitted through the Avenue, a widow lady,
whose history is so singular. and whose
personal charms are so attractive that lin
ger with wonder over the first, and with
honest and devoted admiration over the lat
ter.
This lady is not yet on the other side oil
five and thirty years, and yet she has had
and lost four husbands and what is most
extraordinary, they all died OF violence
The first husband was killed in rowing q
regatta between London Bridge and Shore
ditch. He was aboard of the winning barge.
the Lady Stanhope, when man in the 10.
sing barge, the Duke Of Suffolk. struck him
with the blade Of an oar, in moment OF ir-
ritalon, and the poor fellow died few days
afterwards. The wife and widow of couse
went into weeds and retired to the rural
scenes OF Warwicksbire. where she resolv.
ed to spend the rest Of her days in seclusion.
II did so happen. that gallant and dashing
Major, attached to the Saith Regiment of his
Majesty's Infantry, found his way to the
young widows retreat in Warwickshire ;
and. although her grief was excessive, sin
cere, and unqualified. she could not for the
soul other. resist his eioquence. when he
threw himself at her feet, and discanted with
all the eloquence Of Tully, and in the
mingled cadences and sentences of the mill.
osopher and the plalonic lover, Of the de-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-25
For The Vermont Phnnix.
J T. r ii T III AS yO w,


The Warrior armed for battle field,
His crested head did bow,
And in the name Of Israel's God,
Pronounced the fearful VOW,
Hear me, ye sons of Abra'm hear,
And Heaven my witness be;
A sacrifice to God make,
Ifmine the victory.
If Ammou's naughty sons this day,
In fight TO me be given,
Whatever meets me at my gate,
III! sacrifice 10 Heaven.
Thus spake,-the Warrior grasped his blade,
His armies forth he led
As o er the battle field they trode,
A fearful carnage spread.
Their spears like deaths own dart seem armed,
Destruction aims the blow,
Alike the youth and daunlless chief,
Their conquering arm lays low.
(For Ammon) twas fearful day,
They fought awhile then fed,
And eft Aroer's plain all suewed,
With dying aud with dead
What sounds from Israel's hosts hear,
What songs of JOY they sing,
"The conqueror comes The victory IS ours,
Tis ours the echo's ring.
But hush Ia sweeter sound than this,
Breaks from the vine clad vale,
Soft as the strain that Angels sing,
uAlI hail Thou victor ha IL -
Whence is il ? 'mong the clustering trees
Are shadowy forms Of light
With timbrels and with dances,
They RE virgins clothed in white.
Their song
"a II hail to the conquerer brave,
Thy footsteps with roses we strew,
Since thine was the arm that did save,
We braid the bright Laurel for you.
All hail to the cheftain again,
For thee we awaken the song,
Till each mountain shall list to the strain
And valley the praises prolong."--
The song is hushed,-
The warrior sadly turus bis head,
Heard ye that bursting sigh
Fer Of that virgin band the frst,-
lphagene meets his eye.
AWAY" he cried, ''that iinb,el's sound,
II is a knell to me-"
Again the cheftain looked and sighed,
"Oh lphagene It's she"
"Who can so well rejoice with thee
As lphagene, thy child ~
Thus gently spake that dark eyed girl,
And then she sadly smiled.
"What means in" thus she at,less spake,
"Oh let thy daughter know,
Conqnerer !-LsraePs Judge to dayl
And weeps my father SO ~
away! you wiring your fathers SOUL"
(How sweetly then she smiledD
! cannot bear that Angel look,
Oh! Iphagene my child.
"My Daughter !" then again be cried,
'To God the VOW was made"
(Then wildly clasped her to his breast,)
"That VOW must be obeyed
The vow ! that fearful VOW made,
And must il can it be,
My lphagene, my hope, my all,
That sacrifice is thee %
The timbrel fell from out her hand,
Pale was that maiden's brow,
sweep not my father, then she sighed,
lean Ja!fi that roio."
She clasped her arms about his neck,
(There seemed holy spelD-
Allow breathed prayer-"lhy will be donen-
1t was their LAST FAREWELL. Ms'*.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-25
am, respectfully, youIs, Nc
G. S. WILSON,"
Sackeu's Harbor, Dec. %, 1898.
mr. Wilson tras formerly Minister al
Windsor, in his Stale.


BARGAIN AND CoRRupTioN.-We copy
The following from the Nashville wing;
| A curious case of Grim. con, has been set.
tied by sale and advertisement in The Frank
lin Review--Mr james c. Jones, of Viii.
hanson county, married wife some years
ago, and settled himself at Divons Springs,
Smith county Here his wife became too
intimate, as he had good reason TO suspect,
with Mr. Richard Alexander, Young
merchant of that place Ile therefore re.
moved TO Williamson, and by his own con-
fession became negligent of his wife, and
dissipated 10 his habits. The consequence
was. the old intimacy was renewed by let
ter and on the 18th of this month, Alexan.
der made his appearance at Jones' place Of
residence. Here bargain and sale was
suggested to Jones, as q means of settling
the difficulty, and in pursuance thereof he
received eighty dollars from Alexander. and
gave him quit claim TO his wife He al
ludes in his advertisement of the facts that
he took the money as consideration for his
loss fpeace and outlay of money in board
ing his wife
One Of Alexanders letters to "my dear
Madam" is appended to the advertisement
II is sweet affair truly, and concludes by
kindly enqurng about little Jim" Qhe first
pledge we presume of Mrs Jones, for whom
be sends a kiss and prayer-the dear little
soul |"
CoLoNIzATIoN,--The venerable Judge
Payne. of Vermont. Ex-senator Of the U. S.
has published an appeal to his fellow citizens
in behalf of colonization, in which he propo
SEES their raising $6000-only two cents a
head as he makes t---and he promises in
that case to add thousand dollars himself to
the sum. ~ Y. Express.
II is stated that Messrs. Claiborne & Ghol.
son decline being candidates for Congress
at the next election in Mississippi.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-25
o double It
| double u
L double l.
Double u
Double o d

Upon which the aslonished laweiyer lad
down his pen, saying il was the most extraor,
binary name be had ever met with 10 his life.
and. after two or three attempts, declared ha
was unable to record it. The court was con,
vulsedS with laughter. Gardipers Music,
and Friends.
Sir Francis Head has sold Out his Majors
commission 10 The army.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-01-25

Il is stated that Messrs, Claiborne s. Ghol-
son decline being candidates for Congress
al the next election in Mississippi.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-02-28
FILES, &c, HRMoRRHOIDs.
No Cure no Pay--Price Al.

LAYS LlNlMENT--No Fiction Tbi. e,,,,...
II nary chemical composition the result Of sciene.
and the Invention Of celebrated medical man. the mn,
duction Of which 10 the public was invested with ill.,
emnty Of death bed bequest has since gained ~, -
aton unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness on H.
lamented Dr. Gndley's last confession that he da,I
die without giving posteiy the benefit OF his Know
ledge this subject" and he therefore beaueabed ~ M
friend and attendant, Solomon Hays, the secret Of N,
discovery.
is now used in the princpaI hospitals and the pry,
practice in country, first and most certainly io ~
Of the Piles, and also extensively and efecua
to bafe credulity, unless where its effects are vii
messed. Externally in the following complaints
For DEMONSTRATING extraordinary absorption al once
All Swellings-Reducing them in d few hours.
Rheumatism Acute or Chronic, giving quick ease.
Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers, or colds
Group and Hopping Cough-Externaily, and over,Ae
chest.
All Bruises sprains, and Burns curing in few hour
Sores and -Whetherfresho or long standing and
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc,
rheumatic swengs, and loosening coughs and ighne.
oi The chest by relaxation Of the parts, has been sum
ing beyond conception. The common remark Of tlo,.
who have used il in the Piles is II acts like charm
The Piles.-The price 81 is refunded 70 any person
who viii bottle Of Hays Lniment for the Piles ar5
return the empty bottle without being cured These are
the positive orders Of the proprietor the Agents and
out Of many thousands sold, not one has been unsuc
cessful.
that those who sell the article, should exhibit the orglna
10 purchasers.
Cauiion-None can be genuine WITHOUT splendid
engraved wrapper, on which is my name, and also that
Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail by CoMsTOCK & co, sole
Agents Fletcher street, Maiden lane, door be-
low Pearl street New York, and by Druggist every
town in the Union.
All Editors who will insert the above Q months in
weekly paper shall be entitled dozen Of the article
For sale by Robert s. Patterson, VIM. Fischer Z. h
& @. H. James, and Young g. Co., Washington City
dec Som