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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
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ysifnovnD rosio MIXTURE nA ss.DGs
roae Mixture vesoiai 70 febnfse.a specific an la.t
ssnie E'SaSssa. sh 5sir isssd pss and Or
SSs Inc uassS .y:s an s Ipoy ed hIosh
mproseiby the original Inventor Csnl now SOLE enfi,e
aaer residence 81 upwards OF two ysaIs during Iva
aad 10 nroa the Missssp where he snioy
q The issa:i iT WHICH ssasss s
sas" ~ .sens "a me ores western valley, and Cor apply
o 'ealing that particular class OF eoTnpnts 10 winch
sise attention. Hence, the improved ron,e M,,a,. h
NV equally well adapted 10 sorbern Southern Easern
western anal Tropical climates.
Row that the manufacture Of ih. fanon. and unlver
say Sans'.scd remedy n again In the hand. tc orisi
nal opfctor may hcnceiOrth DO depended upon fr
us iuli strength genuincncss and purify Much has oc.
cure" during the recent abseuee Of the author TO essen
the Offensive employment which this i,vorie rea,e.y
.nse enloye and to permit IL. Ia be soTrun
hetaied new articles HIT the True Article under ~
present. nanle OF Ro~an. i@pro,el Tonic Misc Caone
s'si1y Ie.suppied to every section Of
hy, s"i assume the high cminenee an,l universal
once commanded without a rival Tho Tonic mixture
tests ITS eaima To public confidence on years trial
Ague, whether professional domestic or oherwlse-ehal.
,.as'ns continuance Of eompeiiron aud guaranteeing
m.ni more substantial benefit than b. derived from,
pscisy those me, With in tho Western Country arc an s.
leave tie vrctchcd iovsi with ae sal coIHfs
is ,t and f,sT GoSei and I ssm
,hns ne sys.sml, es.n ~ The wcancd and hopeless
tnue for months, aud sometimes years ermin,,In- st
or o,her fsI sIn,,s p'"p.I. consumption, CONCESSIONS
improved Tonic Misurc, however Is pet feet and com
p'cr: tue FEELINGS becoans at once as cheerful ami
shotesoHs az IN heohh and TtLJses more hksI
foorefr an "a an attack n The disease ia one ,rl9 ma.
Htrr haiMe Asue before. To Distinguish Rowands I'm
proSedI Tonic Mixture from all others. from counter
,eiie mutations ani substitutes each bottle In addition To-
being wrapped In the new envelope anl
SNOW furnished with label which my own write
signature, which passes the mouth AMI n,st b.
destroy eel la drawing the cork.
orders should be transmitted, directly 10 the ONLY manu-
isctnrcr AMI proprietor, DIR Iohn Rowand GTa,,c of
unsc,y oi IA onioe aud Laboratory - North Second
street, Phladelphil.
n. u The utmost rigor of the law will be snmmaIiIy
enforced against every attempt at imitation or
, supply received by JOHN GAYNoR. one door above
the Bell Tavern sole Agent Tor Richmond 10 10
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rnsic whole " keis s2-sires la Proportion .er
uicai" Of package oi p wto,e tickets -, the -
haiyes $50 quarters $40 ''So VI si"''
mere are over tCli,U0 in the above Schema o,,,..
directed To us are Considered strictly eon6dentiaI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
WORTBAM'- OFFICE.

II orders from the country in any OF the ahov.
schemes tnclosiug the cash, will he PROMPTLY 10
Hnh the drawings forwarded, II desired
lcYT wN u CIApEr
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Grand Consolidated No 70. draws at Wilmington De. 29i
June, and due 10y Thursdays mail
~ zessl1oSJ ln1U0, 25. 30, 1882, 40 OF I5ll 10 OF
SV, iUO ~ III OF 40, IS and - ballots Ticket A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27

Moncnsaia Class No |, draws at Alexandria July 1911,
Pfizes-s35uuU. 100 a. Gay 4t.u 32s7 o,pn ION Is1-
IUl loO II l6tl Of 1870, Of l2JO, LOO Of go 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
cOOLERs ANn EIInEREus


lie subscribers have fsw ofthc above made by David
Evans Of Philadelphia 10 keep Ice, and at The sane
Soo AMI hHcr the wcaier Those WIN want eeono.
mise had better supply themselves. Apply to
le 10 FRY & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27
DAnNEY q cAurnoRN, Auet.
y, -, NOTICE.

,,o,. NOTICE.
,n1ok OF DEPARTURE CHANGED
y ne lanes River steamers viii oa 80, 80,
nay The ION lay Of June Ieas. @ s'ier ~.
"s'eah OF O'Clock, as heretofore. ' sunrise
Richmond, Juno 8 I'm ''"N pkvlr
OSE HUNDRED kegs NAILS iasI Teceiyed aaI N, u
iots WADE w WOODBRIDGE.
b0ors below the Bell
100 bsls llhHRlNGs No ju.i received anu for s,Ts
lila WADE w. WOOLDRiDGR
doors below the Ball
FRENCH! TAPER AND WATERS.
". RANDOLPH r co. hav. receive, a., H.,
rHlsa lot OF Letter Note aD Invitation Pan.r rIo
,y onancntel with told andsilver Flower mi 49,,
uass oi the week, &c Also, Me,ialon sni 49,
,,.s envelopes, ~: The ladies wanting soInc,hns
ann beautiful In the Paper Wafer way viii
BOOK Binding In superior style AZ
;ou w RANDOLPH q cos
mol ~ M,,.s-
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Iessburg, 81 &. tIaws a. LlsIandrin. sntnrt1

PIzcs-s2joo l2Joo, 1000 ii2O - Of 100 ~ OF 200
=, OF ~ tirsi drawn SIS ~ OF 81 s6, STA On si2
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ie " w9w &oRERr POLLARD, Jr, C. C.

NCHANCEki-NIEeNtA- Al Rules heIi in the Cie1EIs
once OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan
John Morris, " -' " n,,n,l.s'
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." TIE United states Court Tor tho Eastern District of yir
gini1, June 70, 1872:

John A. PAYNE, Of the county of Pluv,nna b,x
a. inr MED petition praying that he may be declare
bankrupt u II ordered that all persons claim ng TO
hc creditors Of the said John Payne show cau-. 10
~. court ON the 2ld day of July next, why the rail
,pin fsyne be not declared bankrupt pursuant 10
orier be published Ia the spapeIs according 10 the OBI
aud 2ith rules OF court
&c 9i-w5w HENRY cIpsnN nm
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LeesGurg Academy, No "a dra~sathe Exchange Friday
LIST July af3t O'clock pm
frizes-s.In 800 StO, 1904 I2Gi OF 1000 2 Of 500
OF 49, 5of lJO ETC. rs ballots aud ~ drawn 1icket. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-27

Leesburs Academy, Class H. Draws at Alexandria on
Sturdy, July ~.
ffizes-elOON l50o1. 1900, 5bu 27si, ? OF 2Ol OF
l1O % 1900 loo Of 100 10 of SO 10 II 500 - OF $40
" OF ~, etc. 3INOs-l2 ballots. Tickets only si2
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iseesburg, Cass l. draws at AleI4ndria ON SATURDAY
9Th Iuiy.
Prizes-s3lcuo l0d,1 500, sJO0 3nJ0 2J01 1875 Of
lasp, 80 OF 1000, etc. IS and II ballots Tcsets $40
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PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE AND OLD
POINT COMFORT REDUCED.

The steamboat POCAIONTAS
q ok4DtN Capt Parrish leaves Rockets
k1>-IA,, -@Jepery WcdEesIdy Morning. al 10
Ss;;S-IS o'eloek FOR Baiimore aud viii
49, $1,000 touch at Oh Point 10 land passen.
gers Passage and Fare Old Point 50 or g. there AMI
back piuo In baltimore S. OF sl5 there and back
The accommodations for passcnecIs board tC Poca
hnnlas equal to those Of Boat plying the Cho
peake Bay. Freight taken at the usual rates
10 . LEWIS LUDLAM SON
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LOTTERIES.
ID. u. nOYT ~ cos oFFICE
Richrzaua W

III, ,, - a T'eAsi at Heyfs Lucky Court
so" S's"sd leads On 70 Id FoErusR.
nelor are the schemes for July. We invite IN,
particular attention Of our friends To them.
Magnificent Scheme Tor 2d July.
sac 600 CAPITAL, and ny sIng 1o - 49,.
eluD each. f-N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
THE COMPROMISE ACT"

The following rational view Of the COM
promise act of 1888, is from the Washington
Independent. Indeed the southern notion
Of this act,namely, that ii is aperpetual COM
pact, is utterly absurd and repugnant to the
Constitution. Congress has no power to
make an act of such character, III relation
to such subject, for it cannot bind sue
ceeding Congress, except by contracts with
third persons.
Nothing, we think, can be clearer than that the
keeping the conditions of that Act up the explra-
ton of the term of nine years all that good faith
demanded on either side. 1t meant as an adjust
ment for that period only. more permanent set
tement of thing SO iluctuatlng as trade totally
out of the question.
Secondly it is a simple act of legislation and like
any other law of Congress, may be repealed mod
lhed, according to the general circumstances of the
country. To give it the character and obligatory
force OF compdct, is to make It tanamount to con
sntuuona, provision, and 10 conduct us 10 THIS gross
est OF absurditles, that Congress may bya simple ac
OF Legislation, lnterpolate the Constitution.
Thlrdiy' The Act itself provides for us modification
on the happening OF a certain contingency, and tina
contingency 10 WI deficiency of revenue, has un
denlably come to pass.
And, fourthly, the vast amount of interests nvoly
ed imperous demands that the whole subject shollf
be treated as one OF practical egpednsncv There ar
invested in manufacturing 267 millions of canitaI ant
engaged in the different manufactures nearIv n mill
ion Of operatives Not to regard these extensive IN
terests would be 10 Lerpetuate legislative creit,
hitherto unknown.
These considerations II seems to us, at once rol
the COMPROMISE Act of the sacredness imputed 10
by our friends in the South.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
HARDWARE.

TNHE subscriber having recently replen,sbe,l hi.
Il stock OF Hardware, offers f sale the foIlowin
Goods, at the lowest prices.
Cutlery.
Table and Desert Knives and Forks, Pen and Pock
g Knives, kazors Scissors, Sheep Shears, Butcher
Knives, Shoe do, Stees, &c &c.
Carpenters and Joincrs' Tools.
Cast and Spring Steel PANEL Hand and Rppine
SAWS Circular do, from to "a nches Crescent
and Mill do; Sater's Braces and Bits; Firmer and
mortice Chisels Gouges, Plane Irons, Augers, SIM
mons Hand Axes, Adzes Hammers, &c.; Bangs and
5aldwns Planes Taper, Pit-,aw, Mill-saw. Bastard,
Eqna,'ing, Warding and Cabinet Files Shoe, Wood
and Horse Rasps; general assortment oil Sadtllery
Farming Utensils.
Cradles, Scythe>, Manure and HAY Forks; Hoes (;
Ames' Shoves; Spades, Ditchng Shovels, &c &c.
FURNISHING and Builders Hardware.
Trays, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots; Lamps !.
Sploons Hand and Tea Bell; Casters Britannia,
German silver and plated Tea and Table Spoons
Metal and enamecd Sauce Pans Frying Pans, Bake
Pans, Pot, and Kettles Brass Kettles, Fire Irons, &C.
:, Locks BIlt Hinges James Screws; Norfolk and
knob Latches; Blakes Escuicheon do. Window
tasteninss; Sash Puilies; Rail Screws Bed Screws
Mahogany and Glass Furniture Knobs; Glue, Sc. &c.
June "a. WIN. J. HUNT,
Sirongs' Building
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

The WHITE Sized OF THE PRAIRIEs.'
MIR. Kendall, of the New Orleans Picayune
in his journal of what befel in his late expe.
dition to Santa Fe, after noticing the droves
of small white horses that run wild on the
prairies, adds -
Many stories are told of large white horse tina,
has been seen often in the vicinity of the Cross Tim
bcrs and near the Red River. He has never been
known to ,gallop, but PAGES even faster than any
horse That has been sent out after him can run and
SO game and untiring is the White Sized Of The
irdtrtes for he is well known TO trappers and
ders by that name, that he has tired down no less
than three racenags sent out expressly to catch him
with Mexican rider. The latter had nothing but a
asso or ariat with him, long rope made either of
horse hair or hemp, and which the Mexicans throw
with great dextery, but although he took fresh
horse after firing down, he was never near
enough the noble animal TO throw slip-noose over
his head or to drive him into a canter. He has
been known TO pace mile in less than two minutes
and can keep up this rate hour after hour, until he
has tired down whatever may be in chase Large
sums have been offered to any one who would catch
him, and the attempt has frequently been made; but
he still roams his native praries in freedom, solitary
and alone. One of the hunters even went so far as
to tell me that he too proud to be seen in COM
pany with the other mustangs, being beautiful ami
NAL of far better action than those of his race; but
this part Of the story could not make it convenient
to believe at the time"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
ENCOURAGING.

We hear news from almost every section of the
State that the wings are fast arousing from their
lethargy and preparing TO 80 into the coming polit-
cal campaign with something of the same enthusiasm
which animated them in 1910. Last year they slept
on their arms, and il come W II nigh being fatal
sleep this year they will be up ana dong-the out
posts are already lighted the ten thousand lrhig re-
serre corps wiH be in the feid eariy and locofoisn
wlll again be put to perfect rout. The wing press
throughout the State ready for the contest they
only wait for theasembng ofthe wings OF the State
IN Convention, on The 9th of July, to determine upon
the candidates for their support when dscardng all
MINOR preferences and predictions, they will cher
fully abide the nominations as there made "Princi-
pies not men is our motto. Give us sound wings
gentleman, good men and true. for support and
then fear not for the ISSUE Uoodstock Merciiru
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
MAJOR TOCHMAN'S LECTURES.

We have attended two of the lectures OF
this accomplished and gallant Pop, and we
speak but the common feeling of all who
have been SO fortunate as to hear him. when
we say that his lectures we've mos! intensely
interesting and instructive. The ties which
bind every American heart to the land of
IHADDEus koscIUsKo, will receive new
strength from the thrilling eloquence of its
noble and talented representative, who comes
to tell us of the glory and the misforuncs of
his native land. Let every man take adj
vantage of the opportunity afforded tonight,
to hear his last lecture.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

\NE the SUI scrIler>, having been appointed lv
w the lGuOral lie the Probate Court for Ia. Ds,,c,
OF Chi''enden, commissioners to receive, examine
against the estate ofJohn Johnson late OF Burneto
IN SAID district, deceased, Represented nsovenr, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset there
TO-; ana SIX months from the day Of the date hereo
beng allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice, that we viii attend to
'le business OF our appointment, at the dwelling
OF Warren Root, nnkeeper, in Burlington in said Dis
lrlcl on the third Mondays Of August and November
next, al 10 O'clock, A. NJ. on each of said dnvs.
pa'ed this 2lst day Of May, A. d. 1912
LUTHER LOOMS, Commits
HARRY BRADLEY I sioners.
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d / @ Al

In Willlston on the 9th inst. Miss CLor1LpA C.
BRowS, youngest daughter Of John Brown Esq.
aged IL years.
In Charlotte, on the 29th ult. Mrs SALLY MANS
FIELD, wife Of Mr. Almon Mansfield, aged IS years
In underhlll, on the Both. ult., Mr. Edmund Par
ker IN the Goth year of his age, after distressing i'll
ness of four days which he bore with Christian res
gnation and II christians hope
In HnesJurgh, July 4th, Mr. Gilbert Barto, aged 6e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
FORTUNATE.

JUST As the sun was yesterday reclining behind Tho
y Western, now snow capped mountains of New
York, there was speeded INTO cnr noble Bay OF Bur
lngton by an almost Fairly magnificent vessel .
freight of goods, wares and merchandise for the mon
ey Bazaar among which were Bonncls, Artiicias
and Reals with trimmings of nearly al, descriptions
for millcnery dress, both useful and decorating also
every thing else for making matches and correspon
denotes, ever tending to show that IT'S never too late
TO hope until the last moment passes. for had they NOT
come, the assortment would have been broken from
the great take oil at the new sliding scale money
prices. However, as ii was long lefUre the sun, il
MS glory, rose upon US over the majestic Green Noun
talns, the articles were most beautifully ARA nged fl
the inspection Of the fair visitors with their friend
from 9th country aud village, at HOWARDS.
l6 ne, '42.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

The bells of the several churches in Il
village were tolied during the exercises.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
mi 81 p p 4 ~ n

At ST. Paul's Church, in this village last evening
by the Rev w Henry Holt. of ST. Adams, MATTHIAS
TEL ANGRY TUCKER TO MAEIA DEMINo, both of this
place.
In this town, on the 4th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Mceker, Mr., Grin W. Leonard of Champlain
y. y 10 Miss Aurilla f.. Castle of this place
In this town. on Wednesday evening, the 9th inst,
by the Rev. J. X. Converse, Mr. Charles F. Stamford
TO Miss Harriet NJ. Cotrlll both of this place
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
18th of July, 1912,

4FTI OF July, IO4~.
lust received and for ale, ire supply Of
y Plain and figured Para,ols,
Real Scotch Bingham Umbrellas,
Gents light and brown Leghorn Hats,
MIlleners and Dress Makers can lie furnished with
many articles in their line; such as
Fancy Flowers and Artifcal>,
SILK wound Wire, TarIlon Laces, Muslins, Silks,
Pain and colored Lawns for dresses,
Whalehones, Scissors, Needles,
Also, Shell Combs, Bead Purses,
German Silver Table and Tea Spoons,
Fancy Pen and Pocket Knives.
Attention is invited To an assortment Of
Broad Cloh> and Ca>simeres, from auction sales
Groceries.
Teas, Sugar, Molasse>, and Family Groceries gene
ra y, of qualities and prices which cannot fail to
please. VIM. HURLBUT,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
The editor Of the Washington hide,
doesn't like to travel by steam. Hear the
eloquent and pathetic rehel:-

There is.no'hng gained by going to Europe in
SUCH devil of hurry, excepting the possibility of
gong to the aforesaid old gentleman on cloud OF fire.
Hereafter we mean 10 ride in stage coaches and sail in
Scoops, ii we can fin them, and then the forecastle-
yarn, and the stage-drver's experience will return
IKE dreams ofboyhood to cheer sad and passion
less breast"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

SHEErlNG.-lo Bales shceiing, for sale by
~ . May. S. WALKER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
IIOOL

THE highest Market Price will be paid for good
L clean leece wool on acc'ls or in exchange for
Goods by June 80 A. II. w CATLIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
.JulY I'M.

III ESSRS PANGBORN 4 BRlNSMAID have iusr
WI received some Microscopes for The examination
of insects, flowers, &C.; also Microscopes or linen
and wool prover>; few more leam ful toned Parl,
Accordions with semllones, worth from SIP TO S25
Music Boxes, Flutes, Fageoels and other insrru-
ment, a few light cold Gents Scarls, beautiful pat
ierns summer Stocks, Lockets, Britannia Spitouns
&c. al the Variety Store
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
TEMPERANCE NOTICE,

a meeting OF the burlington Total Abstinence So
clety and of the Young Mems Total Al, Thence So
clcty w be holden this evening at the Court House
at hai-pa>t seven o'cock.
punctual attendance IS requested as business Of
much interest will be iroug hit forward.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08


Mn EplToR;
Among all the da,ilcrations Of our day of
Independence, know OF none which passed off
with more spirit and cclat than that at Hines
hnrgh, The people entered into it with will,
and it went Off with shout. No cannon burst,
no man blackened by the murderous salt petre,
no drunkards staggering. nor oaths echoing, as
in former times, from one end of the street to
the other: there was universally hearty en-
joyment. The only matter Of regret was the
fact, that liquor was obtained at one place by
few persons who persevere in their attachment
to the fire-water,
The Citizens Of IIncsbur5h and the adjacent
towns, =. number from II to 1900, according to
my estimate, were at 10 O'clock arranged in
procession, by Judge Wilson, who acted as
Grand ,Narsla, and his assistants, in The fol.
lowing order:
The Cold Water Army"
The Orator and Officers Of the Society.
The Clergy.
The Choir.
The Ladies'.
The Citizens generally.
The Ladies of the choir, 26 in number, at
tracted much attention by their beautiful uni
form OF white and blue, with wreaths OF ever
green,-to say nothing of their other attractions.
The performance of the large choir, under the
accomplished voca'is, who led them, deserves
much commentator
If the friends of Temperance everywhere de-
port themselves with as much consistency and
energy as at Ilinesburgh, confir ming their adj
vocacy of the glorious cause with as much lib
crafty, strengthening it by such arguments as
were heard from Prof. Stoddard, and loading
their tables with the same generous bounty
which charactcrzes the ladies' OF that village,
they need have no fear but that both SORTS OF
Arguments mental and physical, will prove
irresis,ably convincing. One might have tho't
from the capping oil hands and the enthusiastic
hurras which accompanied the toasts, that the
simple beverage had been spced with drop
or two If "the cratur;" but it only proves
what strength o. muscles and Of lungs proceeds
from the crystal spring.
The exercises consisted of music, prayer, by
the Rev. Mr.. doyt, the reading OF the Declare
ton of Independence, by Mr.. Durkee, the vel
known Principal of the Academy, and the Ad
dress by Prof. Stoddard, of Middebury. There
were other gentlemen who also had part il
the exercises, and added interest to them. Tn,
audience separated without tumult from an.
class Of people, and will reckon the 1th as
saints day in the annual calendar
Yours, X.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
MOrisOn's Pills

STAND unrivaed a cleanser and purifier Of the
> bowels, blood, and the whole system In Dar-
rhoea or uoscncss Of The bowels and other summer
complaints these be rel ed upon with perfect con
fdcnrc; a. a common medicine TO he kept ready fer
use all occasions where a ca,harc is nee led this
medicine i. unequallcl Sold only at the Variety
Store hy fANGBORN d. BRlNSMAID,
AGENTS for Morsons of London