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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

United States' District Co,.ys, Western Dis.
fract Of Virginia, Stanton,
IN BANKRUPTCY,
NOTICE TO Creditors, and ali others con-
cerned In interest, to shew cause against the Pc
ttion of
No 394-Robert Porterfeld, jr. of Augusta
county to be declared bankrupt Tuesday the 2sth
day Of June, 1912.
Ne 402-Wiliam F. Crous, of Augusta coen-
ty TO be declared bankrupt Tuesday the 25th day
of June, 1912.
to be declared bankrupt Tuesday the 23th day OF
June, 1912.
No 4331Ioseph Points, of Augusta county,
TO be declared bankrupt Tuesday the 2sth day Of
June, 1912.
TEsTE,
NICH'S. X. TROUT, b. Cfk.
June 9, 1912.
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ny a LADY.
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AfR-duid Lung Svns.

~ ny A LADY.
o.
Aia-Auid Lang Syne.
-. I.
Leave vain regrets for errors past,
Nor cast The ship away
1dt hsilS0uf colors to the.mast,
And strike for HAaRr CLAY!
2.
From him no treason need be fcar'd,
Your cause he'll ne'cr bctray;
What name to frcemcn so cndcsr'd,
A''ha' Of HAHnr CLAY!
No vain distractions fill his head.
To lead his heart astray;
For every noble promise made,
I'kept by HARRX CLAY.
Then ics hot tressoh's hated Iorm.
Thus fill you with dismay,
But gath ring strength to breast the storm.
Stand fast by HAnnY CLAY.
Rise bravcly for one effort mmorcY
Your motto thus display
Protection for our ndtipe shore
Sustained by Harry CLAY.
6.
And DER our gallant Chieftain', grave
Pledge we our faith this day,
In veal or wo, no change to know.
Till triumphs HAaRY CLAY!
CHORUS.
jul triumphs HARRY CLAY my boys,
'1iIltriomphs Harry Clay;
In veal or wo, no Change TO know,
It'll triumphs HARRY CLAY!
May 6, 1912.
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find yet another The Editors of the New

find yet another THE Editors of the New
World, who have recently published aZanoni,',
by Bulwer, and "Jacquerie,'' by James, 10
their mammoth sheet, (extra copies furnished
at the moderate price ofl2 l-2 cents per Nov
ely announce, as forthcoming, a ncae novel
(Jacquerie was issued ION the 10Th instantly
by James, entitled Morley Er";steifa}' Is 3-4
cents is the publishers price Of thislaasst One
dollar will purchase five copies and perhaps
SIX, so cheap hasa novel reading become III
this country.
"AIorley Ernsein'' Will be issued immediate
ly.-.4rc7lh
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

In the matter OF Richard Haley, of the County of
Smythe, In BANKRuprcy.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said
Nicfard Haley, that they are required to appear
before me at the Courthouse of said County of
Smythe, on Saturday the 25tI day of June next,
and on Saturday the Cd day of July next, and
present and prove their debts, and the said Haley
is also required to be present at the proof of said
debts. LEONIDAS II. TATE,
Commissioner in Bankruptcy.
Iune
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
THE NEW COOKED HATS.

j ], was announced in some Of tho publil
prints, the other day, that cooked hats wers
coming into vogue again. Since then cor
respondent, who makes it a point 10 keep up
with tho spirit of the times, has sent us the
following account Of athc new cooked hats.'
! lBosfon Atlas.
| You may be surprised to learn that cooked
hats are about to be the rage again. But such
is the fact. You will be more astonished
when You see what elegant things they are
They differ in size, Of course, like the heads
they are destinedto cover, but generally speak
ing, are all made of the finest black moleskin.
They are perfect gossamersas to lightness-
not weighing SO much, by about one-seventh,
as the common sugar-loafed or bell-crowned
hats They are not quite SO high, nor are tho
corners quite SO angular, as those which our
great grand-lathers were SO proud to carry ON
the top of their wigs before the revolntionG
But they ore altogether more becoming 10 the
person. The three corners are so arranged
that one projects just beyond each ear, and
the third over the hape Of the neck. The Inc
teriors are lined with silk or leather, according
to the fancy of the purchasers. By means Of
a chemical process in the manufacture, the
moleskn is rendered water-proof-or, at least
in,pervious to rain--whle, at the same time,
the gossamer quality allows sufficient vehtila-
ton for the hair or head. All the edges are
covered with silk braid or cord, But the
most important in this .o1d style rendered
new is the addition Of full vizors in front, for
The purpose of protecting the forehead and
shading the eyes. These vizors are some
what similar, though decidedly superior, to
hose of the best glazed or cloth caps. They
re, III fact, most ornamental as wen as capi-
al contrvances-infntely preferable for the
protection of the eyes from the sun and dust,
0 the broadcast and handsomest brins ever u
ed Without these new vizers, the new
ocked hats would not GO down at all; but with
lem, 'the three corners will have trenlen-
gus run, They really give most dashing
ppearance to the wearers; and as they do not
ost more than the best round beavers, they
i'll undoubtedly soon 'knock' all other cover
gs for the caput Einto cooked hats
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Office of Commissioner in Banhyuplev, )

, >. lexington, May 10, 1912. s
M9IICE TO Creditors Of the following person, who
Decn duly declared Bankrupts by the District Court
OF the United States holden Saunton on the Sd inst
that have appointed the times following at my office in
Lexington to receive proof Of their respective debts
when and where the bankrupt in each is required
10 attend; but shall continue each from day to
DAY II necessary, until proof Of debts is completed.
June next, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
next, at IL o'clock m.
Debts ys, William Jones, On the Nth and aist Jane
next, at O'Clock, p
JOHN C. BOWER, Comm'r.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
MILITIA ZINES

The 9th section of the act, is in the following
words
Be it further enacted, That hereafter the fines
on non-comnissioncd officers and privates, fail.
ing 10 attend any of the regular mnsters required
by law, shall be Uniform throughout the common
on each delinquent FOR each failure. FYoYidril,,
however, That nothing herein contained shall BIO
construed to affect the law as it now exists in re-
gard to contempts.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

SwEETHEARTs AND WIvEs.-Sam Slick
says,the difference between wife and sweet
heart is near about as greatas there is between
new and hard cider--a man never tires Of put
ting one To his lips. but makes plaguey wry
faces at to,her.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

James Chy.-We have not received an of.
fetal statement of the polls in this county
but we hear that Mr.. Carter received lO3, and
Mr.. Whiting 6.
Only Tyler men, allowing all the Loco;
to be sucll-for which we crave their pardon,
The people of that county, where Mr.. TYLER
resided many years, know his Excellency.
Richmond IYHie
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09

INGENIoUs DEFENcE.-A soldier on trial
for habittial drunkenness was addressed by the
President "PrisoDsr, you have heard the
prosecution for habitual drunkenness, what
have you TO say in your defence :" "Noth-
ing, please your honor, but habltual thirst .,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
May 10.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
The creditors of Jacob iroscius of Roanoke county
an others concerned in interes who declared
bankrupt by the Hon. District Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Virginia. are hereby
notified that as special Commissioner appointed IN the
case OF the said Broscus, shall proceed a the Office q
the Clerk of Roanoke County Court the town Of Sa.
em on the llth and 18th days Of June next at ten
when and where the said bankrupt required to attend
May 10. Special Comm in Ba,kr,,ni..,,
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@Sre YOU fond of novels. Mr. Jones p,

"Very," responded the INTERCEPTED gentle
man, who wished TO be thought, by the lady
questionsr, fond Of literature.
slave yol," continued the ezquisltivs lady
"ever read Ten Thousand a Year,"
an madam never read that many novels
in all my life ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-06-09
WAS COMMITTED to tine Jail Of Au-

w gusta county, on the 28th Of May. 1sla, a
negro man, Who calls Himself Henry .Szw her,
committed, he said he belonged TO MI Waller,
of Amherst county, but since he says lie fs free.
He is about feet; 9 inches high, DARK c0ffplex-
iot; one Of his fore teeth nearly rotsed OUT, about
35 years Of age, Scar OF his right whist, occasion.
ed by stag. The owner can have him by com.
plying with the law.
June 2, t94o:
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Tcrns OF the Spectator.

0y-THi srRcrAroa 10 Published once p. week. BY
KsNroN HAnpxn 1t Two Dollars s,ycaf, ffpaid in i'd
vsnees o. Two Dollars and Fifty Gents II delayed be-
you'd the expiration Of the year. No subscription will
b discontinaed, tt the option Of the editor. until all
arrcarages paid. A. -.
pest-paid, OF they will not be attended to.
Of thirteen lines Cor lcss) insert.
I'd three times for one dollar and eensy FIVE cents for
the proportion. liberal discount made to adver-
tiscrs by the year.
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DoLLED GERMAN slLyER.--JAs.

-AS> G. MoEEETT, III Prince-strtei. Wooster
would parculari call the attention OF Hardware Dealers
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10 his superior article o., German Silver
wloch he otter, tor sale wholesale ana retail OF al thick
lieNSeS and warTn cqual any. e.ie. Foreign Do
Iasei!c Tor color and >e.,n.SN - If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
e WING NVlTNES SES.-

ID Hon. Ed j. Porter.
Rev, DariG, Anthony. Oneida Conference
'@ Sebastian Street.r, Boston.
.' Mr. Handbook io7 frarl.-t.
Prof 4. y. Ward rs CIaml.ers>t.
DR.. Eandtrp9el. i92 FuurtlI>t
Mr.. Z. G. stacy, 66 Woo,er-,,.e
ir. lieurL- Banker, 81 Greeli-,.
Mr.. Lorns ". Gross, 90 Fuiton-,t.
Dr.Iunier G2 SIKH! nvenu..
~ Mr RAIDER 20 Chaham.>t.
indoer, innun.rbic nj tciig-si Standing and respect
ability have ty teccile virtues OF sherman. selcacd
Lozeng Orris Tooth Paste, and Poor Man, Plaster. Ii
You hays cough, cold, asthma wlooping cough con
SUMPTION. Shcrmar Cough Lozeugcs. Il h"at-ace,
lowncss OF surii,, paptaog OF the !earr nervous
disease, Shunli> Caluphor L0Eegs>.t IL only rerredy
.chle discovered. YOU troubled with
WORMS. rlGclaTc known by picking nose, drnwsi-
yorJcous appetite leanleS. pain III the JOINTS flushed
checks and lacne.S round the. lips, Shcrmans Worm
Lo1eEys. lie only inaItbit medicine eyerd.coveced
II ainor weakness the back, IONS, side breast
rheumatism get at She1nan' Poor Mans Pa.ters
aux, il viii cure sou. AwnT- see that YOU get The genuine
Tn. wlrehou.. /, al ltt Na>.ay-.treet
.i,cr>-l93 Buwery. - East Broad"ay 10 i>tor House.
llDauG rs Broet- av; ~ Hudson; 81 Bleecher1a New
fora Sc and $50 Fui1nst., BROOKLYN Hn:sou, cner 4h
and Grand WiauRbprgh. R,-!dDg, Stat-t., BO>
tom. BGrges,, y South 81 !, Philadelphia. fl7 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
THE TRIBU NE.
The odd IN synshjn MISUNDERSTANDING ereC
Missouri Earthquake. &c.


wAgsixcrox, TUESDAY fcb =
This being anniversary 81 Warrington
Birth.Day both the senate aild House olltcp,-
septativ.s merely convened FOR the porpo. Of adj
iournine. Tbeday wa. remarkable. fine, aud Penn
syIvania a4enne wa cni.encd by the noHcnlen'7
and music Of tue Nili,ary=yylile the sidewalks
rhroughoutthc whole day Literally ieenae' wa,
Beauty and Fashion. = Cabinet ineet'',s 'Y,A
place Al tho President House at cioch,
which lo.,cd for=t,go full honr-. FMS evening u
.,,l.nd;J ,,1-,,,, ciye,. at The Assembly, Rooms:
and While am writing, more than nan ttc5iasii-
place both residents and casual 80
,o,,ncrs. are tripping onitle lightfnltastlc toe Or
.,,,onepading through the splendid saloois Of the
b,II.roor-. dressed III the gayest richest. and IN
.or.. cases. least cutnbrous manner irnaginable.
At the President, Lcvee thi, evening, in eonse-
oucnce probatx OF the Bali. there wa>noi 80
large an. attendance ~ usual. Inoticed quite
number however, from N.w-l ORR, among wforn
was ex-PoStIoaster Gouycrneur. Ex-Colectof
Swartvout Is in. The cits, bui#was not 'heIe.
The Prcsiden, looked vcry we'll, and received
friend witll great cordialit,. Such New
Workers a. may haze a desire to=know ho" the
President looks. aud who cannot find it cobyenent
to visit Wa=fangtyn, would advise 70 call At the
Methodist Boob, Couceri. 200 Mubcrlv->i1cet and
take a look at The Re- Dr. Peck. aud. il they
please take a shake % the hand With hun.
more suiking Likeness Than exists beiwecn these
Two individuals haze n"vcr met with.
here is sruie difference d opinion =. 10 the
principle upon which the Tariff 10 bc regulated
Washington sfull of Yorl<sIirencrl. all OF whom
are in favor OF a9=ralorem duties Ncw-lo,h
merchants wantspeclfc duties.
The Missouri Earthquake ride, through the
Avenue daily, At speed ycly considerably exceed
ing The limits OF the law. lie says he will be in
New-lo DIRK time enough 10 settle the Spring Elcc-
tons and bluff of Bishop Hughes. Ihc Bishop j.
The only nau, hesjtyS. that Iammanv j. afraid OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
CALIFORNIA.
MONTEREY, Upper California. 5

MONTEREY, Upper California, Sept. SO 1871
The United States ship Vinccnnes. of the tx
porne Expedition. arrived in San Francisco IN An-
gust last. Ter boats have been nearly 300 miles
up The river, surveying; the officers spca; in the
highest terms of the country. The Porpoisc and
Flying Fish arc expected daily, from the Columbia.
The Expedition will sail from San rinciSco about
the end OF October homcward bound, via the
Sandwich Islands aud the East Indies. and will
probably arrive in the United Suites in Man OF
June next.
California; must in time become a place Of vast
importance The land. Eiarbors and climate, being
the best in the world:-San Francisco being the
very best Should John Bull optainthis country,
the owners OF American whalclS may bid farewell
to their ships in the Pacific, in of war be-
tween England and America
The English Hudson Bay COMPANY. settled III
The Columbia. whose proper business is taking turs.
have 50 lar extended their projects tobuiid Saw
Mills and supply tho Sandwich lslallds with Inn-
Der. They lave entered into a treaty with Russian
companic. in the Pacific TO supply them with pro-
visions and goods Of every description; trade
which was formerly enjoyed by Americans. house
in Boston having been largely interested. The
Hudson BAY Company have purchased houses
and stores at San Francisco 10 furnish this country
with English goods Recently New England goods
were chiefly used from Boston direct, or via Cal
lao Nlazatlan
When the ,trit, of political excitement shall
have subsidized in America Government may per
haps find time and incnation what the Eng
hsll are doing in this part of the world.A iew
members of Congress NAV TUX about these mat
tiers, while England is saving bu, little, think
ing intensely Yours &c. n. Bedford Mercury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
IN CIIANCERY.-B the Vice Chan.
celior-Nlarhew Marshall IT al, Bayard C!arkt,-

MASTERS SALE.
In pursuance Of ecre,a0rd'roi the Court of Cancey
the Nev ort, tn. inOnss, described premises
VII sold y or under the direction ol, tie subscriber, onr
santh ay of March next y O'Clock ut noon, at The Met
cllpts Exchange, IN the city ri NcVr-lork, by James ~
iilcr Co, AuctiDYeers Aitlc one equal undE ded thru
mart oa those CERTAIN lots pieces parcel, OF land situate
ying and being in the Sixteenth late twelfth ward OF LIZ
City ot New ork aud which arc Known ana distinguished
Iuon y man the Clarke made bY Amos tOfuHs
and l.a Freeman. and dated the loIii day o JanUaY
ri The ;;ity and Comfy NewYort, by tho numbers IRON
10 10 1876 both inclusive and from nulnefs 800 10 3D. DOE
iGgl,Y and from numbers 81 10 jis both inclusive" tai
winch ii sen together bonded ., follows southeast
erv hy Tenth Avenue: nprl-wc>tey by thu liud1h
River: nor-ea.ttfiv ly Twenty cightrcc, and soGtf
westerly b, The lot known and in. UsIsd IN the aid map
by ih, number l6, the Dorhsl>tcrIy line OF the SAID 0
tstaf: thercirun ory-nu. tour and onetal! inches
Also all that certain piece o land covered with Mater! ds
>cgibed in grant heretofore, obtained by JaGcs y. "e!h
from The corporation OF the city OF Nts-So rk to ie s
;aydri Clarke ana Others, IN fOni OF ana dpIertIiho
t! above described premise, and extending nortlwe 'rN
IN" Hudson Syer ~ the noct!i.wcsteTy side % uS
Eleventh Avenue Also all those certain nlue lots ~ routh
numbered said map l IN la3 and 80 trontIsg onile
Tenth Avenue and thel1 49, &c., l67 l8S and 49, oot
ng rwemysx,ifstr.et, and which taken together are
bounded - follows beginning II the sogthcry cpfuer O
the Tenth Avenue and Tspcny running thence
-1uti 7e.ery along sad Avenue 10 the centre Ire OF tf
block tewcen iysI With and ysxihreets tsnce
,opt.d,tcry along The line OF said block -21 e
Ience .e1.terly parallel with the zenith Avenue 70
along the line OF rweny.xt,re,t j feet tic place OF
btginning-Datei Ncw-York, February H. 1912.
JONATHAN NATHAN Master in Chancery
t-rr!n Il Ha Solicitors. IA 2dvt.fInlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
NOrGIlT.S PICTORIAL HONEY of

BuNE>LT-Thi> valuable preparation la, proved
successful Ira many and IL reputation am!
oo effects be learned by tlc n,r OF on, two val. 1t
produces easy Npeciorann am! nequa circulation OF the
ilul>. uve> co,tiyenc,s without causing debility, and
riI> gentle and healthy moisture on The saint ne-
,liatr Gcta coughing 1t. vc> and painful
breast. aRd supports the cebtated chest and lungs under
disease and seated cosum ption For sale wholesale an.
retail. by \. b. S4iSDS& CO, rs Broadway.
corner OF CEauOer>->treet.
h.B. < d. SANDS. 70 and loo Fulton,
fio SIN and - East Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
ICAUTION.

Observe thai the genuine BrandreA Pills Iav- three n
s on each which are printed yife paper BeIa
MIN Brahreths Pl> being pried with red ,ik on tls top
nndcr label !l-arl times There also each abel
signatures OF DR.. Rrand-eth one g. Brer!r>th. and
the other Bn'an.tr BranaretE Il important Ben
amr hEHdrsth on The box the counteE-i> have
x Bran.eI. r. bsir made Il much as possible
3. Therefore. be set benjamin Bra-
d ( zach Of the :.re- labels lGt I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25

SALE.
lI.lsu,,lice oi Decree rt the Court NJ tlacery "
the Satr at New York Viii h., odd At Public AUCTION IN
fr ls,tlir,.ton the uutr>gns,i one OF III" Nas'eE 81
NJ tuai =, tie MERCHANTS Exchange m tht ctv AeN
rk hy Wiikas& Rollins. aucaHa'>. the. ttlI day OF
March i,>i twelve 'cia, rCou 90 tit day Nt and I'm
-, hc prtt,f~ rir m -! decree ar d,>crlhef .
y- VIZ NItloi certain lot pee" parc. OF ground
vtii the huIfre> and Improvements thereon etef,e'
s,pWnli> No Two I.reitesl aninnt S-eaht Nh'r'NYtm
me-. i.Tilt Ward OF tiie city az Ntv. Nryl, sla ~ N
Safti Is -ul,of Water >reu thu sad premise merely
asty., t'r Ineuc 20 'cnsr ty. seven
hes iirttut WTter street. .sielrNtia H' si street
rt>al l.yvtll m The ftIIi~tulN -ult tert seven
,, '.p sad premises hereby convey ed or intended -
l,c rili on he westerns, thereof tor Et% feet rom
NatcrS:tcr; point distant tweniy-our ic't rom TIE
Westerly Inc 90 lu No Two hundred ali uurIy~N Mater
,tfrrf-n..t rnnuul Nurlhcrly aop. the >d Westerly
u,ai he premises hereby conveyed ei"i feet se'eimhe,
10 point distant teeuiou; ecl Ian inches from The sam
Westerly line ot the s;, lot No hundre'! and Dnet
.fS--then running No1iery along said Westerly lis ql
l,ji Ground hereby conveyed rtern i'ct NE fttiss "
nont ,an twenty-iour fret onr tnCte> nom i've AN
E,,tcrr linz OF the said lot ot ground hereby cumtytN
and thence running NCTlhrily oug the at Westerly i'.
ol liz. LOT nj ground hereby conveyed, iwrstyseN-p 't
ard ice pnut distant ty ens tour ittt ''N.i .
the said Elstcflv tine u the premises 'reN cu
gi,, ,l. rear lnr=p the said premise, hereby snNeStd
In. ,Ni premises hereby conveyed running ON ne haHrI
u, thereof from The SAID Nurthey line ol s"tt
n,.v feet inches TO the rear thereof b"iiIe puhuSl
Scutlefiv in front by Water street \ortti.y III tcf ny
.,rorii bcongiug the heirs OF John f"iiloo de
ra>il--Wr>t.Ty side bv lot VITA store THEREON
bsougin Samuel f. ialsey. and James Met uough
a, the said erected and but and occupied sy TIE
George Soule, deceased, and which known As num-
hundred and ninetysx Water >tr.etEa>rrly On
the Oder side by ground or late belonging unto Doctor
benjamin f. Robson, with the appurtennces thereto be-
longing Date! Newly fh February ith, \. d. 1872.
&C. WHEELER Master u Chanc.fT,
No - Nassau street.
. J1,,IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
CURED.-SEGTIN.S
SCARLET AND TYPHIrS FEVER

SCARLET AND TTPHIfS FEVER
- SA1lLL POM; thu present time these highly I'm
iectorS raade making sad ravaes in li, comIrun
t. THEY all begin wiangour la,,ud,, conts ion oidea
pain the back and in the calves o. tlc legs; clls and
!Iverng., alirraed by Its st heat. The thirst i consid
cradle. tie skin dry, AMI the patient nluc! troubled wit
anxiety and vomiting. NodrDger need be appre
hcnded rom these distressing ymp cnl>, provided the
BR,NDRETII PILLS be freely given. rh- infectious
iuwor i by the.erl, al removed iroHizflle body
ard by taking only such doses will purge tire bowels r--
Is prhi Few DAYS the patient viii be restored 10 bct-r
leahhan he had before tue attack. In genernl tour
i've pills every night vii! be sufficient, bot il these do
purge freely, may, with advantage, be giisn
The cure Will be assisted by tie patient PUTIN. III, feet
and Ice, water, and when; i convenient tn
warm bath ,vi be highly servceabc Tea, made
mp, balm canonile VIII be a>p Of much the food
NAV be oysters soup good nea; -ou' and
Two three may be sucked durin,th dag l-
object; however TO purify the bioodto abstract from II
those humDrs which tie ii>easiil ;le ER,S-
Pitts will 10, and they Will do efisctiully and
withon' eav;nE the body d-hi,actI every doe VIII
strengthen lie body, not weaken
Dr. FRANKLIN savS:.-
All these eie~er> ever require some evacuation 10
n. Them ~ Perfect crisis and solutn1 ami thai even by
stools whchmlst b promoted by when nature does
10 t!e business herself On til, Htined
rui9uSness about re :reress Of the body > Of bad
quence orit = that which seems chiefly 10 make evacua-
tons Which nature ever attempts, aier=t.. hu-
be expelled bat able accomplish for
tsn}o> part ;he>e diseases: and can affirm that have
yl purge when the pulse a> been >olo" thai tcou|l
hardly he lelt, and the debility eSene, Yet both and
lie otl-r nave been restored By it The good effect c
DERIVED t.pu The l>eol Branrett> liz have obe 3perl-
rneed 10 be tn believed BY ;etr timely neither the
scarlet. The yphu. liz! a pos would ever assume
their malignant form
Toapprcciatr The iull extent, ncalculabl bcn-f;s
otRRANDtETlFS PILLS, ;hey mus be used wien TX
Fs Symptoms IF Disease present themselves One dose
1ptif fpir I'd h- AZ
aEiti: taking :.en that i the yrsa: >ecret IN The
cure OF all appearances O. disease arising from sad blood.
and presume there few the present day N any
cg oto,e diseases which affect the body when the blood
s 2Ure.=> Such diseases kaye vet to see.
Hoping tho, who read this ma: be benefited by 20
doing, Lam respectfully tie pubcs servant
B. BRANDRETH, VI. D.. aiI Broadway
The BRANDRETH FILLS are >od al DE- Brandrett'
Principal Office No. ~ Broadway. set,vecn PARK Place
and Murray also at his Retail Office &c Bo~ery
s5 uti~.l. and '5 Second street. al . cents ner box Wiz
FILL directions
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