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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
THE ELECTIONS OHIO.
Extract from Letter 10 Il Pember II Congress, ii
ted al Columbus, AprH IL.

Extract from a Letter toa pentber of Congress, da-
ted al Columbus, Aprd ~.
''In most of our townships, espeelaily the smaller
ones the election OF township Officers was not made
party question. Where the magnify was yer,
sir .ug the eleri generally neni Tor The party IN
tie majority by default. Even where lie election
contested on parry principles, the correct INA
ores eiihei not reported iaute local fapefs or
tie 81 fofa elections are not Z ven IN many
cases. bat the papers barely state That our friends
have carried their ticket where oppnpf ms we're
previously IN The mg jofy or that there has teen
a great gain TO our cause, &c.
I'VE are, therefore, on, able to ascertain, as yet
our gain and losses abun 40 townships with any
degree Of acenr cy This nnu.brr includes Cine nina
ii. Dayton. Chcorhe, Cirelesle, Cieaseland, Can
ton Wooster, Newark. and Delaware. Zluesve
went BY dciaui) In these 40 townships our gam is
about 4 500 our losses in one or Two townships
onN) 81
Unless some unforeseen event occurs 10 change
The current of popular feeling, feel Confident OF
majority Of IL entv lhonsand Tor Harrison and lNlrr
in The State, and should not be snrpis II it reach
es thirty thousand The majority at The October
general election cannot be expected TO he SO
| large"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27
TEL - VERY REST SORT OF
Es a az O. .sE.S VS.

Np Es n II DIES. WINES, GINS, COR
hp DlALS, Braudy Fruus, Pickles, Preserves
Srgats. Chewing and Smoking f,bacc", Snnhs
Almuuds, Piuues, Candies, Fliberts, Walnuis, rev
Raslus ia aud Whole boxes, Guns, Pistols kulves
Sporting Powder, Soaps, Ptrtumety, Brown Stout,
Porter urton add Scotch Ale, Teas, Chloe late,
Dye Stuff. OILS, Pants, Cocoa, AM hoYes, Olives
tapeis, Smdnes, " indow Glass, PutS, Flasks
Shot Pouches AID Belts, Powder llous Sore" and
PERCUSSION RenGhes, Percussun Gaps, " ash Rods
Rzors. floaes, Sc'ssufs, Il ushe. Play and WIS.,
mug Cards, dressing an1Woiy II { tooth Combs
with other like GOODS; aud very llge stock 81
,NEssESs YES,
SURGEONS Il d DEArAL ms III MENTS,
and OF NJ usical instruments.
Viuiin and Gulrar Sulussior saleat
HOW Ell DAVIES.
Anvil % tfu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

Brutal Murder. Many of our citizens have a me-
linchoiy duih 10 eiiotm tins afternoon. attending
the funeral OF MIS- HALL sister al Mtpss ID. Benja-
min. ESQ. WHO WIS trednn THURSDAY, al her res,
deuce on Long l,land, BY coiofe1 man whlm she
had en'pioyed about her garden. The murder was
committed student doub less under the lnnuent.
OF mere bru,e passon. Mrs. Hail was reu,onstra
ting wHhthe man for some negiect OF orders, when
he raised his spade and struck fearful blow ON
the head, following u up with another The neck
aud tihfd on The back-eiher Of the three being
suifirien' 10 cause death. Mrs. tInll " 8 taken IN
10 the house, aud died SOON afie.-thc int,drtsr
mea''ime quietly resuming his work, rs If nothing
had happened. lie was arrested aud committed un-
der The verdict Of wiul murder. lounl oy the cor
onet Jury. E n. Y. Com. Adc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

GkAlN CROPS.-Fn p ,iadelphia North A.
mericaa lays: "Fio yatons sections of 1he ,nrr n,
al our State, We am that The growinp ctous or
"heat anu rye are undsuaily promising. During the
winter me ground was I, ueraly frozen so hard tbi
i"e tHlu ia" OH the suiidce witnpuI penttaps min
It, lie roots were mus prevented from being t,o
zen out and the ia,rrainsand mll,l Weather have
Drought vegetation forward rapd,." .s. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

1he New Orleans Bnie,m Of tho 9Th ns,an,
states IN {" die ryer Immediately oppos,,e n Orleans
h's ''sen 10 quite dangerous gilt. The H., er IS
'',' Oh nv ee' vile 40 that quarter. and otfrrs
but irall and feeble barrier TO The en,,nen,',s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27


Wll,yP. unshlus lLoco) 5O4
DR.. James mes do 5u3
Last year, The Wing majority in this County MAS a.
bout leo. 4, ducion caused by foreign roies TO
winch The Locas very much opposed-uhen prae-
iised bythe Uhigs9 In Blu, kingham, too, the sane
base falls houd. about selling While men Gr deJ,.
KNOW be false by those who circulae il, operated
greatly against The Why's. We have received letter
rom Buckingham, detailing some Of The disgraccff
sreHeS enacted al the court house on THURSDAY by
certain gtnllemen; hui We deem IT best to omit rs
publication. The Sheriff OF Buckingham, who will
have to decide the tie between Messrs. Flood and
l1askins. is, hear, Wing, AMI will give The re-.
turn the former For the Scnne, DIR. Floods
majority %. Col. Bonduran, is reelected, by ma.
jotlly of about $50.
BEDFORD-Tbe following statemenl embraces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

DID. W. Flood tAdml LOG So ll3 - 81 5CS
AMI1ERST-Col. EdwaId A. Cabell tWbis,
reelected, by a majority of 46 over Dr. Jsm,.
Powell. This is a considerable seduction If
last years majority, upon much heavier yos-oc.
casonel mainly by the charge Of non residence,
urged against Col Cabell, and partly by the unp.il
gated tatseiooa, charged against Gen. Harrison, Of
being IN favor OF selling hire men fof debt The
following is The state Of The polls;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-27

y,ts,snSot The Revolution ihcre wer6 bal small
though preeioas land present. OiIhose aho iough'
anil bed undrr the brave s.Ilero of 5 Iinperan.e.
Fotf Meies and the Thames" there MAS g"ohy
number. mud of those VITO came from the snfounu-
i G county 10 laok. perhaps f9r the iasf hhr' Oh
these "Faihf1s ot The Repabte.' thee Was a n,n'
e, FAR ex eedIng anN fnimer gathering In Old Ken
lucky end WIS .econd onl, 10 The efeai ONO CON-
vfnion IN February last. The Delesatioa iro"
Ginrinnafi 10 alone numbered between five and SIX
hundr persons.
Addresses were Delivered the occasion by Gen.
Collins. Gen. Chambers. Gov AieicaH Col. krs.
GOV. Mnrehead. w. w. SUIT gate Gen. Leslie
Combs. X. II. MencEee. NJ. V. Thompson, aud OH
ers OF Keaiucks's most brilliant, aud most talented
sons, and tv Rich nd Douglass, Esq uf ONO. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
TO tho Bald Headed and
others.
July l6.

nOES any know ncighbor or friend
~ who has been Bald, and whose head Is
now covered with fine hair? And whoso
coat collar was covered with dandrutf, though
brushed every hour--whch has now vanish
cd entirely? Or one whose hairs al carly
age were turning grey, who now has not
grey hair? Children whose heads were Gov.
cred with scurf, whose hair would not grow,
thai nre now growing The fullest crops OF
| hair? Some cases must be known To NEST
persons. Ask them the cause, and you will
be told, .hesc thugs have been done by tho
use If the BALM or COLUMBIA. q
90 years growth is this article, It's demand
increasing annually some hundred per cent.
Though when discovered not opposed BY
any thing for The same purpose, now assail.
ed by almost numberless mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hair if u:l d TO
any extent. Can more than these facts be
Isis of names OF respcctnblli,y. uIcquulled
| By any other article. Look to these things
buy this article. Stay and preserve your
hair by its use, or # bald restore II. Ladies
attend 10 this-hundreds in fashionable lifs
are using i, as the only article really &, for
he toilet. Long hair Is very opt to fall out.
Ladies, use the Balm of Columbia in time to
save yourselves the disgrace OF bodness By
neglect Of your pursuits.
\ 1t is your duty, as moralists, TO preserve
the beauties Of nature, with which beauti-
fnl Creator has endowed you use the Balm,
for it will do it..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

TEEE TlBLE HAIR on.

fuNiiiS Vegetable Oil possesses the pecuim
/ N. property, SO long sought for in other oils.
brt sought in vain, of re- producing new growth
of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are its nourlshing properties.
which it readily impars to the roots Of the hair,
that trequires tut short time 10 produce new
growth, and few applicationsto check that fall
ling Of the hair which so often occurs, especially
after sickness. 1t prevents the hair IrUm turn
ing grey, and when it begins to turn, may be
easily checked and restored to its natural beau
ty, by imparting new life and vigor. This oil
is patronized by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert,
aud the whole Royal Family, by the Medic
Faculty. the Clergy, SC. No Lady who has
ever used his oil will dispense with it, Young
Gentlemen will 6nd this oil to produce beauti.
ful growth of whiskers in a very short time.
From The Royai Coii,ge Of Physicians of Ha
rdma. Fb. 90. 1888.
"DR. +. A WARD, having proved TO this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil ol
his composition has the property of causing the
growth Of hair and preventing its fall by fortily
ing the decay ycdpart, (the effects OF the aromatic
ingredients which have been found in its com
position by the Chemist Don Francis sco Suarez, }
we hereby authorize its use, not as n specific,
but as good and useful remedy for persons re-
quiring il, whose hair is in a state Of decay from
sickness or other causes.
Signed by SIs,on SGss nfy@aI, peH:,ia. M, D, m ..
\ Witnessed by
/ Cayotano ponion, Notary Public.
/ The above testimonial Of the great efficacy
and value of Wards Hair Oil, was given the pl o.
pre,or by tho Royal College Of Physicians at
4 Havana. aud To those vino are acquainted with
the extreme rigdness Of the medical police OF
Ia ~ L., al 4 ia
/ CAUTIoN.--The great demand for Wards
Oil has induccd many 10 counterfeit it, None
is genuine unless ii has a treatise of thirty. two
pages round each bottle, with red Xylographic
Label and blue Vignette centre. Prepared by
f.. a. WARD, NJ. ID. New York, aad no other
place. General Depot and Wholesale office, IS
Barclay street, New York.
For sale by DR.. II. Il. HAZARD,
Sole Agent for Newport.
Sign oj The Great Mortar.
Newport, Aug 27th, ls4o.-iy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
THE ANGEL OF PATIENCE.

In a former age oflthc world, while as vet
IL WAS judged necessary that heaven should
communicate it's wisdom directly 10 man, an
angel was intrusted with the duty VI ini-
parting lessons in patience.
A great lord lay upon silken cushions, in u
splendid apartment, surrounded by every-lux'
pry which his own and neigbborlng countries
could produce, and waited on, by troops OF
n,enisls, who were ready to obey his most
slightly expressed wish. But, smidet all his
equipments the great lord wrlthed IN mcnlal
anguish. The King had that afternoon pas-
sed bm without notice T; and the want OF one
word from the royal lips had been sufficient
to produce u complete lDsensibility, 10 oil The
other blessings, Of life, Of which he posse s.
Sod such abundance. "Wes there ever any
s,nf,al so miserable as sm ~ he bitterly ex.
cls,mcd !; aud the next minute, when his but
lxr presented hl,n with cop of the most dc.
Iieievs vine, he sinr,ed up IN pnroxysm OF
singer, and threw The liquor IN The mans lace,
merely because h. Observed aspeck Of dust
upon The sslyer on which the cup was borne.
lls had rrp soone, been left alone, than
the Angel uf Put,lce stood before him, anu
boldi,r up mirror. desired him to look in II.
lie codly fsisrd hs eyes, sud looking into
the mirror, bchcld = vessel struggling With
the tempest. while The merchant. It's pfopre
tor wss directing the sailors To throw bales ol
rich m.icbandise overheard, in order 10 save
IL from d,sisuetionF "Gtcst lord" said the
angel. behold this scene. IL ls one really
tsktng plscc. this n,,nent. An honest snd
industrious merchant has committed oil h.
possrssss in The world. to this vessel, with
the hops of turning !, to profit but he no,
been overtsken by n storm, ind now, Es
she .sks ar harm life he H. eofonsllod a.
snsr,fcs eli that property which was the 70.
s,I, ~ 80 many ,sst- 81 toll, sud upor which
be es,ecs,ed ~ ,es pssss Of spending bic
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26

I, he same time With his left, NJ II he would
nave pulled the head cf the poor animnl
away from his body. Occasionally, he kick.
cd its stiff sides, which gave iorh sound
such Ms a basko, gives when kicked aud ne
wss continually showering upon ,hs amman
opprobricus nicknames and furious execra-
iions. lie was impatient to reach parlieu'
lar place with his load, because he was TO
have no pay and no breakfast I'LL his task was
accomplished. IL was partly his hunger
winch made him on this occasion use hls
horse 80 cruelty. Unexpectedly the angel
of patience came up, aud walked along by
his slde. "Pniless man." said she, show
canst ihon thus treat the very creature that Is
doing its best TO serve you? Hold stu NY
wicked hand, and take u lesson Of patience.
l You have loaded it beyond It's strength, and
yet il endeavors TO Go what you demand of H..
You kick and lash il, and II bears all with
submission. The misery OF that poor ant
nal ia at this moment extreme know II 10
be so; but il betrays not Mo slightest symp'
tom Of disposition 10 re'aliatc upon the au-
lhor of its distresses. You are hungry now,
and thur. you will say, Is your excuse; but
YOU feed your horse in SO poor way, that il
liz never otherwise than hungry, and yet,
when il tries II snatch inoUthtul OF grass
~
go on does it not quietly yield to your wish
Observe the whole demcanor OF the animal,
and think Of it well. II is patience in u llv-
my shape. LIE, it's downcast look, its labor.
Ing muscles, its breaking, yet submitting
nearl, "a, length pass beyond your mere sight.
which IL familiar with them, and enter the
soul within, and let the consequence of the
lesson, be mercy and patience. Farewell"
\ The angel then vanished, and the old man,
! b. fore advancing another step, took the load
I from his horse, and allowed it to feed tor ten
minutes upon the ,hlstlos by the way ;
alter which IT prosecuted it's journey with re-
newed spirit, and he did not once lay his lash
/ upon il during the remainder OF the journey.
\ The Angel of Patience does not now come
!. IN bodily form upon The earth; the world
ahounds az much as ever with Lessons re
sembling those which she used TO read to
ma nkind. The sentimental grievances the
great and rich nny yet be assigned, II the
/ great and rich will only think upon the many
severer evils which others are every moment
bearing, aud bearing perhaps, with magma
nimity and resignation. The evils which be-
\ fal every station of life may be soiicncd, !.
we oGly reflect on the worst Affections OF the
uext lower sphere. II is not that We can
---''hod a Ore in our hand.
! by thinking on the frosty Caucasw,"
but that an example Of patience may be drawn
| from the well borne sulfeyngs of others. Nor
10 there any class Of society so sunk 10 the
bottom OF wretchcdness, but such an example
may s,l be found even for them. for, rightly
considered, the Deeries and sacrifices which
animals are so largely called ppun TO endure
on mans account; and whiclITbcy generally
endure with SO perfect patience, are calcn-
lated to soften, and bring down 10 subms-
son The most obdurate hearts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
DIR ALLEh"S B.ILSIM OF HORE-
HOUND, LITER IPOHY md
HIS PLEUR1SY SYROOT FOR
CONSTELLATION
and LIVER COMPLAINT,

GSOLDs, Coughs. Splitting Of Blood, Ca
u tarrh, difficulty IF breathing, Pain
in the side, paipitation Of the heart, oppres-
sion and soreness Of the chest, PhuTisy,
Hectic Feuer, night sweats. diUenH and pro-
fuse Erpeetorotioa, and all objections ef the
Luags, chest and Lirer.
The iiorohound, Liverwor and Plcursy root
have for Centuries been celebrated in the cure
Of affections Of the Lungs and Liver. DIR. AL
len, aficr IA series OF experiments, has been
able TO extract from these medical herbs, a
Bal,am which excits wonderful effects in curing
Consumption and Liver Complaints.
| For r.children laboring under Inflammation ol
the Lungs, Colds, Coughs. Group, Quincy,
and sore Throat This Balsam il Of great import
ance. Du,ing the winter Of 1880, rsing oi one
ihosand families employed this remedy, in the
city Of New York. The consequence was,
that The number Of deaths among children wa'
reduced to less than ono haf The usual mum.
Der. as may he seen by the City Inspector
report Of Deaths
In ordor TO give the reader some idea Of ,hs
efficacy Of this Basam. aud how extensively il
is used, we here introduce the monthly report
Of the cures in the month May, 1889, and pub
lished in the New York Sun.
"Monlhly Report Of the cures performed
by DR.. q. ID Aliens Basam Of iiorehou nd,
l.iverwort and pleurisy Root during the month
10 May. II has cured and completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
.asi.. enqui,e--.Ask those ,cho
knO1D. ........ q.

| Those only who know BY trial or immediate
obseryution, can form any idea OF the effects, OF
the ppriret relief, of the almost cbarm-liks
cures effected in cases of tho PiLEs, RHEuMA-
rIsM, ALL SwrLLIsGs, and ALL ExrrRNAL
PAINS, no matter how severe. by tho use OF
| lays Liniment. Find one who has used II that
will not iaud it above all things ever used, aud
you will find what cannot be- found
| For tile relief of suffering human beings who
may he afflicted beg you to ask--ask OF those
who know ask the Hon. ALFRED CoNKLIN,
u. 8. Judge FOR that district, residing near An
burn ask MATHEW J. Myers. Esq. Athens.
N. Y; ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, late OF Wash
ingion city, each OF these gentlemen know OF
cases unconquerabls by all other remedies OF
physicians, though tried for many years, that
have been cured by the of the gen0ine tlays
Liniment. Thousands Of other persons know Of
similar cures. lie appeal TO their sense Of JUS
tice-their human feelings.
II II is but duty you owe TO your suffering fel-
low beings to let this great remedy be known
I Sneak of it then to al your friends. This
II will save much pain where the newspapers are
not read, or where renders are incredulous, be-
cause so many WORTHLESS. articles are advertised
for the same purpose. To buyers we say. all
who have used j, do not say it Is beyond all
praise. then do no, take It. The proprietor will
not allow this article to be paid for unless II
| cures, when all The directions are fully followed
H'm any one suffering noD refuse to try IL
4 Dhe does, he omght to be pitisd more Jo' ms
oJstinacy than his suffering
I Mr. Hays would ne, consent 10 otter this art-
/, clio, were he not compelled bg his sense OF moral
! = Of religious duiy-to do all in his power for
the victims Of distress aud misery. For this pur-
pose he would sooner de, ote n fortune, than Sc.
| cure dollar for any worthless article,
II LOOK OUr-Some :,rinditrs haze conn-
| terrified this article, and PIT 1t up With unri-
| ous dsricts. DO not he imposed upon. One
! thing only will protect you-h il the name OF
Il iCOMSrOCK &Co.; that name must be al
rays on the rrapptr, or yon are chcated. do
not forget it. Take this direction with you. md
test by that, or never buy for il is impossible
for my other TO be tue or genuine.
/ SOLOMON HAYS.
Il Sold by Cr,nstock & Co. No. Flecher-st
N. York. and x. J. TAYLOR, Druggist. New
port, X. |. July 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
Caution 10 hc & remembered.

Several most flngrant attempts have boon
made To counterfeit The true Balm OF Colum.
blo. Some OF the impos,or3 have gone 80
far ns to counterfeit, the splendid wrappers,
aud the falls of Niagara, and every external
mark except the name of Comstock. which
they dare not forge.
To avoid imposition therefore, always look
for the name Of Coms,ock s, Co. or l.. 8.
Comstock, and never buy tho article unless
1t has tha, name upon 1t.
Sold Wholesale AM Retail. only nt No. 9
Fletcher street, n. Y, and by r. J. TAY.
LOR, Newport. July lG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
THE yIAIRi THE HAIRi

HF1n NO better evidence is wanting
NCEa&A% { TO show the superiority OF tho
| HyN Genuine Buffalo Oil. over othev
preparations, than n number OF
Druggists arc endea, orng to initiate aud foster
their miserable limitations on The public. fos
genuine. Road advertisement. Beware Of ped
iars.
| Genuine Buffalo Oh is fns, taking tho place
ofnl other articles to promote tho growth soften
and beauiify the Hair il. use gives il sof,nsss
That no other article does, and causes II 10 curl
beau'ilully-ly fee use it will darken and give
the hair n satin gloss. u IL highly pcriumed and
gives perfect satisfaction TO all that have given
n trial. You vii observe the signature Of tie
Ipropiicicr, "W illiam brown" also, "buffalo
Oil." imprinted cn the bottle. In consequence
of q coenierfsd which has rccently appeared and
IL now rcr sale, have been persuaded TO obtain
a now label engraved on copper, Tor which !
have secured copy rsh'. entered according 10
nm net of rongrcss IN 1889, in the CLERKS ofkrs
in the District Court Of Alpsanehu.ets Any 10
fringenent will be dealt with according To law.
None genuine. unless signed 10 my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by Il. J. Taylor.
srd Dr. u. ". Hazard. tOct az.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
Caution" is Ne Parent of Snfeiu.

Caution" IS he Parent OF SAFETY.
An attack of the" PILEs" may b. positive
ly prevented by using t~hen. the prrmonito.
ry symptoms are ielt the celebrated H9lS
LENLEE.NT, There are more than one
hundred people in his city, aud in The Uni
ted States an immense number, who have
suffered beyond endurance by this dread
lul complaint, who keep ihcmselve wholly
free from attacks by applying this linimcnt
when they feel any symptoms "T It's ap
pronch: of this there is the most perfect
proof.
o. None Genuine without the name Of
Conlstock & Co.. written on the wrappers.
SOLOMON H3YS.
Sold nj no. 2 Fletcher street, n. Y, and
Newport. r.. !. fJnly %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-26
DIR. SPHON'S
Sick Headache Remedy

For tho permanent cure Of this dis,resslns
comp plant, never fails. When perssvered IN,
IL efIeciuaiy renovntes the system, and eOoe
away the causes Of the SICK NER VOOS
HEADACHE. Thousands have tried Il, 500
found precisely the relief which the article
promises TO besiow. Certificates OF the strong
esi kind, aud lroo, the most respectable persons,
are in the possession Of the proprietor, some OF
which have been published, iesiifyins 10 the per-
manent cure, and others 10 tho Immediate re-
lief given by this remedy. II affords relief 10
tho afflicted in IS or 20 minutes from the 6rst
dose. Ir taken when the symptoms Of an at
tack are first felt it prevents the further pro.
rress OF The complaint, and can produce no dan.
esr at any ,in,e by an excessive dose Nc in such
case il would only throw Oft the contents OF tho
slonnch, leaving il sweet and healthy with an
excellent appetite. All afflicted with headaches
should not fail to procure and relieve themselves
from so distressing complaint
II Pb, sicians have in many instances given IL
to their patients, and in every instance, to our
knowledge, with great satisfaction have found
il certain cure. Sick and Nervous Head
ache il a complaint with which physicians do
not wish TO have any thing TO do. and generally
prescribe only for temporary relief: conseqaent-
\ ~, DIR. Sphon's Sick Headache Remedy escape
the opposition which somc other proprietary sr
ticles meet from that source.
Try il once and you never will regret il. Il
is composed entirely Of vegetables. and con-
tain. no mineral, oT poisonous drns OF any kind.
and does not require any change OF aict or exsr-
| else.
Il Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock 4 Co.
L Wholesale Druggists No. 2 Fletcher street N, T.,
and by X. J. TAYLOR, Newport