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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

"Im strongly impressed wnh sense Of your
importance" as the paper said to the types when
was struck of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

CRurL- A society we learn has been formed in
Cambridge, Mass. under the name Of BusTLE Cur
TERs, who affect their OBI ect by the dex,erous
OF a sharp knife, and reduce the ladies' waists TO
their natural shape and fair proportions.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

CoMFoRTABLE-A gentleman in Buckingham
County Va. has wife whose weight is $40
pounds. One ofthe little responsibilities, aged ls
months, weighs % pounds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

4 ENiS RlSI vii commence, IN this village
- on Monday the 9Th inst -chool Tor ins'rue-
uoo in Vocal Music Juvcnhe Glass IN the ahst-
&. uu-- Atu.t Cis.s in ,hc etcmrc
VtRNs, iot 20 lessons, 81 40 for Adnl,s.
IS for Juvenile,
Ru,lan1. Fob 81. isis. $40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

THE PIcAyuNE says they call gougng in New
Orleans, operating for strabsmus on the Kentucky
system"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

An Afghan Hospital | one day paid visit
with some of my comrades, to the hospital where
the wounded Afghans had been carried by their
friends 1t was situated in the old town. and con-
sisted of mud hut, whose tha,ched roof was bro
ken IN several places, and afforded little or no
shelter ngains, the heat Of the sun The interior
was as filthy and Disgusting as it is possible to
conceive. Into space Of about thirty feet by
twelve, were crowded from seventy to a hundred
patients who were disabled by wounds Of every
description, their suierngs being aggravated ten
fold by the intolerable heat and stencil ofhe place
They were attended ~ two elderly men and a
youth Of abou, fifteen years of age who were bu-
SLY engaged in essng their wounds, whilst a
faquir wa performing certain charms by which
he pretended be could restore them to health.
Happening to have a quantity OF apples with
me, which had plucked from one ofihe orchards
IN the vicinity offered them 10 one Of the suffer
ers in the hope iha, they would in some degree
refresh them They accepted them with eager
ness; which induced some ofthe Sepoyswho were
with me to follow nv example The Afghan'
| Indignantly refused anything at their hands
and ~ great was their hatred Of The native troops
hat they actually spat upon the men who showed
them this kindness 49, TayioTS AdreHiUT,s ~
A fgAaHisfaA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
BLACK .ti,cr Academy

TENllE SIune term et this Institution will com
mencc on "Wednesday the 7ih ol March under
ne care aud instruction of the forner icachers--
Il. W. tL,Hr. \. n, Principal, and MISS s.s,n T..
" AsuBrRN prcceptr,ss
6 TAYLOR, See Pro. Ten
Ludlow. VI. Feb II, lsi3 $40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
{ aslleiOn Seminary.


THE next term Of lbs lnsIiiui. on Will CONNIE ace
on lnunday the 2sd inst asd continue ~satv
one weeks. Prof.. Can will give foil oosTse 81
|Hsmissl Lectures, commencing at The beginning
Of the Term.
- A WLsrsk, Sec,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

Serious Loss. A fine drove of cattle, amounting
to abou, thirty head, was lost in the ST. Lawrance,
while attempting 10 cross to Montreal on the ice.
The diOvers escaped with some difficulty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21
Animal Magnetism A..

Animal Magnetism.
'NIIE Select men Of the town Of Rutland will
meet at tie Court House on Wednesday the LIST
dsy Of March neyt Tor The purpose OF settling
coun.s against tie Town. Any person having a
claim will please forward the same for settlement
GA or before thai day.
AVERY BlLLiNGSl
CHS. BURT ySeect Men
J. A. DELAND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

said the schoom.ssr to Mrs ---- Its coun.
tenancc is so expressive Why, madam. how
very much it looks ike you ~ Our schoolmas
ter said be never had better boarding place after
that,
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THERMOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS
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Eurs! urs!
cash and the highest piice paid FOR Shipping
- Fur. by Jas. PORTER
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Tbs ongmvInas alone, nrc thought
by many 10 be- worth The wliolv OosI
81 lhc work. To non rubaofiIcv lho
pnoo VIII 10 muchCIllanccd
Many testimonials ~ utqguIliAsd
ppprohatlon might bd nddufod jron,
gentlemen who have cAuinluined Tho
work, bat the publishers conceive II
unnecessary. I,olIup have been 20.
ccivcd from many distinguished per.
sous, concurriug IN llic opinion IhM
Tho work Ia in oycfy respect richly
deserving public patronage.
Among tho many who have given
the work the aid olthcr subscriptions
and influence, ore the following gem
llomon, WIS
lion. J q Adams, Hon. NJ Van
Burcn, Hon. J Pickering, Hon. J
Burncl, Of Ohio, Quincy, + Way.
land, ID ID, Rev. NJ Stewart, X G
Shaw, Esq, Boston, II Leo. Esq. Rt.
Rev. Bishop Dcnne, Hon. J D'Wolf,
X ], ri. Rev. Bishop Brownwell,
Hon. Bates, Hon. II Everett, W.
Hon. s Longfellow, Me-, ScawclI
Jones, N G., Hon. J Sergeant, Pa,
Hon. y Snyder, Pa, Hon. l. Lincoln,
Hon. $ Van Rensalaoar, N X Hon.
w l. Marcy, N Y. Hon. w w Pope,
Ky, Hon l. w Tazwcll, Va. Hon.
T Burgess, II !. Hon, w ii Ashley,
Mo, Hon. u Webster, Hon. Ab Law
renee, Hon. Story, Hon. e Everett,
c Jackson, Hon. l. Shaw, s Il Arm
strong, w b Calhoun, ] G Warren,
NJ ID. J Jackson, M ID. ] Davis,
Worcester, Hon G Johnson, Va.
Editors and proprietors who will
insert the above six weeks, shall havo
a copy Of the work for 50 doing.
October IA, 1913 l6 CIV
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HAY
LINIJMENT

FTYHlS extraordinary chemical
y composition, the result Of sci
ence and the invention Of a celebra'
ted medical man, the introduction 81
which to the public was invested with
the solemnity Of a death bed bequest,
has since gained reputation unpar-
raIleIcd, fully sustaining the correct
ness of the lamentcd DR.. Gridley's
last confession, that Che dared not die
without giving to postcrity The bene-
fit.uf his knowledge on this spbiect, !"
and he therefore bequeatlicd 70 his
friend and attendant Solomon hays
the secret ofhis discovery.
Its now used IN the principal hos
pitals, and tile private practice IN our
country, first and most certainly for
liz cure Of the Piles, and also 50 ex-
and eiIectually asto battle
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28

or Pa7ENT L.aRD LIMP ko
A LAMP adapted 10 tho succcmful
~ use pf Lard instead Of OH In the
production Of light, has long boon
wanted throughout the UntcdSiaica
Various cxpcdicnts have been resort.
cd 10, to secure such an end. Yet
notwithstanding tho numerous lnvcn
tons heretofore directed 10 this sub.
jcct, lard has remained an article
unacceptable Of general use 10 the
production OF light a lamp has
been needed that would be both Gle
CANT and clcanly, and would obvlate
The necessity Of previously melting
the lard, or the use Of hoatersto pro-
duce the results. Such a one Is
NEAL's PATENT LARD LAMP,
now offered TO the public. tits sim
pie and elegant in its coustruciion,&
for economy III The production OF
light, surpasscs evcyother invention.
This Lamp, when properly trim
med, furnishes 4 brilliant light, ~ the
unparalleled small expense Of One
Gent /or tee hourSut
DIRECTIONS:
Putin ihe wick from the top of
the Lampl'y means Of the wire; fill
the cup with cold lard, and screw the
top down until the lard appears al
the topput alittle lard OH the wick
when new, light it and hoId,it upside
down to saturate the wick and il will
burn finely.
For sule WolfSaIe and Retail, by
T.. .KEESE, &Co.
Louisville, Miss. o tf
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28

creduI.ly, nlAcpi whore Ia QnnltA afe
witnessed. ExlorpnlIj applied, u N
gooi ~ lhe following complaints ~
Dpopy, An swcIIIiIga, KllcnnInlian'.
Norr Ihrais, Group, WI'oopIng.ecugh
Ilrivaa, sprpIu', Burns, aorc' and
Ulrofs
Tor Sale byI. Krnn x CO. Lou
iwlIlr Miss. July 7 lf--y
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28
NEW GOODS,
AT TIE PLANTERS
STOEsE!

TNHE undersigned is now receiy-
l. ing large and general asset
ment of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of Cloths. Casmi-
meres, Satinrus, Calicocs, Domestic,
Ginghams, Muslin, Irish and Brown
Linen, Cottnnades, Painted 81 Print
ed Lawns & Muslins, Lang avn &c.
Silk & Cotton MEMBERSHIPS, Work
cd Capos ~ Fancy Meek Hdkls.
Cotton, Worsttd & SILK Hosiery,
Cotton, Linen, Worsted. Kid and
Pic Mic Gloves; Silk & Cotton I'M
brellas; Blankets, I.inscy, Kersey;
Cotton Oznaburg, with many other
cheap and desirable goods, all o
which are offered at whole sale OF
retail, at very reduced prices for
ALABAMA MONEY, at the
PLANTERS L'I1E7P STORE.
]. l. CLARK.
Columbus, May 20. ls43.
4
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PETE Rs,
TEGET.aBLE .7N7TBIL-
LIOUS PILLS

Having stood the test Of experience
are Recommended to the public as q
cheap and superior Family Medicine.
When taken according TO the direc-
lions accompanying them, thsy are
highly beneficial in the prevention s.
cure Of bilious Fcvers, Fever and a.
que, dyspepsia, Liver complaint, sick
Headache, Sea sickness, Jaundice,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, en-
largement Of the Spleen, Piles, Chol-
ic, Female Instructions, Heart burn,
nausea, lnrred tongue, distention OF
the stomach and bowels, incipient Di-
arrhGa, flatulence, habitual costiye-
ness; loss Of appetite, blotched or sal
low complexion, and in all cases 81
torpor ofthe bowels whore a cathar-
tic or an aperient is needed. They
have the testimony Of The whole Med
ical Profession, in their favour, while
not single case Of i'll consequences
or ineflicency can Be alleged against
them.
For Sale BY i. REESE, 4 Co., Lou
isyiIle Miss. July s If 8
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28

sM
AUTHOR on "cHARCoAL SKETCHES, &c. &c
viii contribute one ofthe best ariic-
les for the November No. of
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
It Is Unnecessary for US to 60 into
detail touching the merits Of this. gem
tleman. There has perhaps no work
ever been published in this country,
from which extracts have been So
frequently made, as the far-famed
Charcoal Sketches.
The Proprietor of The Iady's
Book was the original publisher DC
these Sketches, and can vouch for
their popularity. Besides NH. Neal,
arrangements have been made with
all the contributors Of any repute III
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28
l.. KEESE g. Co.
louisville, Miss. June24 '6m
FAST INDIA HAIR DYE.

For coloring GREY or RED HAIR,
BROWN Or ELAcK. Manufactured UNI
der the direction of J. L. Comstock,
ina. ID. Of Hartford, Conn.
For Sale by Y. REESE q 20
Louisville, Miss, 2 , #,
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28

MEDICAL NOTICES.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28
a certain and efectual Cure 70,
Agate and FcUer, also used suc-
cesSiUely IN The Treatment Of
Bilious Feuer, Na1-
sea, General Dr.
5ility, and Ner-
TFyo I,,,oao

FESHE most hattering recommendations Of
M this Medicine have been received from!
many eminent Physicians and Others vino have
used il. And il is presumed that no medicine has
ever been used whose action has been nore BEN
efclal, pleasant and invigoratng, and called
forth from afflicted sufferers such expressions OF
heartfelt gratitude aud thankfulness. Persons
taking the 2ills, soon find themselves relieved
Chill bysSen. Fever gone!! Stomach and mead
free and healthful!. Strength and appetite IN
creasing and improving, and aiinetvoas weakness
fed.
When taken according TO the directions accom-
panying them, they never fail to cure tho chill q
Fever the FIRST day, and never sicken the tom
ach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon,he whole system is 50 cnar-
ming, that persons are invariably surprised aae
pleased with their rapid and complete restora
tion TO health.
The pills are purely & solely Vegetable, an,
the happy.combnation Of the Ingredients g. ihei
proportions are snch as to produce Medicn
which never fails to relieve when relief IS AZ al
attainable.
Each.box contains 20 doses Of Price
One Dollar.
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nn- InHN SAPPINGTON'S

Celebrated pills, for the cure 81
Aguc and Fever, and Feyers general
ly, constantly ON hand and for sale
by ii. KEESE, 81 co.
Louisville, Miss. july 2 3 T
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-
this country, whoee contributions viii
fcRmaFly appear N the nook.
The embellishments n Tic number
viii be numerous, ~ IeaEs
SEVEN fsN0RAyINgB
ofdIGrtont Kinds. Ond pnrisulnf,s
IA Novelty, a 4loel Isugmvina viii
| 90 HreIeequu border, npyef before
attempted IN thIe tounIfy mad which
fnyo % much ccIat % i,btkIaFl's
NpaniAh iihIIad..
THE pl-ATEOR FASHIONS
Anticipates al others, ~ Wv have 10.
cciyad from Paris and I.lndon lie
plates containing Tho latest fashions
f0f winter cloaks, beautifully colour.
Cd. J'ms alone Tor the ladies' makus
Tho number invaluable,
Arc Tho public aware t,as We nj.
ycr omit our ldsliion plaiesi This
should be- looked 10 when subscribing
fov o fashionable magazine. 1ney
ave IN eyery Number, and t0iosrtd al
a gytat espenSe. ~
tits pleasant 10 look back upon Que
long career, and reflect upon tho
millions that hive received instruc-
lion and amusement from our work.
Ii ID also gratifying q know that we
have iii no instance ever published a
line tbat would give offence, aid
have never excited the Ire Of our
brethren Of the press. This shall be
our future course.
The Embellishments Of Godey's
Ladyss Book ale 81 the first class,
both ior SCI, ction Of subject and xiii
in engraving. They consist of Mez-
zotini, Line and Stipple, andNlways
engraved by The first artists. We
continue to have tile largest circGla-
ton of any magazine ever published,
and we presume the course we have
always followed is The reason,
OUR TERMS.
A single copy enc year. $500
Two copies, s 90
Five !. a Id 90
Eight = Is 90
Eleven = 20 90
Any person forming club shall rel
ccive for every subscriber senta no
vel.
aGODEY'S CENTER TABLE
ORNAMENTS
Will be sent 70 any pe,son sending
S3 90 for a single subscriber.
Address l.. A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Phild.
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CAUTION.

TWyHE public are hereby cautioned against
M being imposed upon BY paying IN these
hard times ole dollar and 25 or s. so cents for q
box OF Pills or bottle Of any kind Of Medicine
10 cure Ghills and Fevers, when box Of Hulps
Fever u Ague ind Anti-Feger Pills, can be had
for only SI. that have never failed IN assngle
instance Of curing the Chills and Fever, when
used according tothe dicsoctlons accompanying
them. Remember this, and next time get Huli's
Pills and thereby save your half dollar.
For sale by
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-28
G III AVS
INVALUABLE PATENT
ONT M EN- T.

49, FOR THE CUREOF 40
SE6AfiITE Swelling, Scfofulous, and other IT,
wv mours, Ulcers, Sore Legs, OLD aud fresh
Wounds, Sprains, aud Bruises. Sweiilngs, ana
Inaamations, Scaid Head, Woniens' sore Bfeasss'
Rheumatic Pains, letters, Eruptiont, Nnho'alVs'
Whtlows. Biles, Piles, Corns, Snake bite, SRI
der bite. Bite Of Mad Dogs, and external dis
eases generally.
Price "a, sd per box, with full directions.
Sold by 4. KEEsE 81 CO.. Lpulsville,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
HHE friends Of primitive christi
IL anity propose publishing II the
town Of Columbus, Mississippi, sc-
mi-monthly, to be called
@ke RiseipEe..

~ =
Devoted to the interests Of the
christian insiitntion, in its apostolic
purify and primitive simplicity
having III view no design, oiher than
THE best interest 81 the community,
and the honorof God.
Upon such d subject, guided by
such motives, we cannot bur Indulge
arden,ly, the hope of great and good
success lat The same time promising
to use our best exertions to 5 cure, in
an eminent degree, this 20 desirable
an object.
The main design Of this periodical
is to disseminate biblical intelligcncs
in an unvarnished, thoughchaste and
respectable style, through this State
and sister States; as FAC is II may be
by the liberality Of the public, per-
mitted to WELD an influence.
The following items may be in
brief noted, as prospectively holding
claim upon our labours, and entitled
to timous attention and full and free
discussion:
LIST Simple exrositions Of the relig-
ion Of Christ as taught By the Apos-
ties.
All Importation and domestic
intelligence ola religious charactel,
will receive from Us mrrittd atten-
ton.
Columbus has been selected as Tie
site Of publication, because Il c0ncen-
trates more advantages than any 9th
cr.
In conclusion, VS. respectfully soli-
cit The mid of all the brethren and
friends, who may feel competent and
inclined 10 favor thislaudabIe project
Let your communications be short &
pithy.
All communications forthis work
addressed post paidto aThe Disti-
pie, Columbus Miss, will meetwith
attention..
Terms $1 so to be paid upon re-
ceipt OF the first number.
Usual per centnpg allowed to a.
gents
JAMES IA. BUTLER,
GREENE HILL,
JAMES II. CURTIS,
Conductors Of the publication,
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Louisville, Miss. . If
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
EYE
WATER.

OUCH is the wonderful effects OF this valuable
~ Eye Water, IN relieving and curing the com
mon complaints of the eye, that those who use
II once, will ever after give 1t the preference 10
that of any other preparation.
A respectable ply stefan and druggist in Con-
nectcut wrItes,T'ST; A patient of mine, who
mas mao Two oottlcso your Eye WatsT, says, this
IS the only KIND he has ever used with success"
Price % cents a bottle,
DumJries' Remedy for the painful and debilita-
tlhs complaint OF hePtLeS. New case Of a cure.
Boston, Nov 24tL4.
Sir-The Pile ointment and eleciusry thar /
lately had Of you, has had an exccllen: effect. l
nave been troubled for years with the Piles, and
have never found any remedy that would compare
with yours. The late attack was a severe one.
Mr. Kidder.
mont. Mr. Kidden,-Sir; Having used in nv
family Durnfries Remedy for the Piles. have
found n the best ] have ever met with IN his part
OF th9 country. have found the slectuary the
ease.
A dealer wrtes-'I consider II (Dumfres 70.
nedyllar superior 20 any article befor offered 10
the Public, for the Piles.
A painful case. A box Of The Remedy cured q
case OF the PIlee, with which the patient. "a r..
male( had been long and painfully afflicted. I'M n
town reports an agent:
The article, (which consists Of two hove
Electuary a. Ointment, price 81 2 cents each ~,
cents for bOth,l is accompanied with ysIHobio
COpiOus directions.
Relies Asthmati or Consumptye PUIs-u
reduced 10 90 and as cts-give immediate TeiIcf
Cure the most obstinate Coughs. C,fprno,
colds frequently removed Joe a fJw hours.
~ - Each on NE ARTICLES viii be signed WI
on he outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original Recips Of n,
" Il Conway, BY w J. Kiddsr immediate sYcccs
to ne late " kidsor by whom they are FOR
sale 40 his counting room, No s. Stale sfycot
corner Of Merchants row, Boston. and ~, 80
'pSclaI appointment oY JAS BAKER,
ueO' wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
ITCu CUREDu

REt ever 50 ihycterate. Ia oae hours applica-
Il noe and no danger from taking colby
uslnS lien Ointment. SO great and
extended nere has become as reputsJion. tbat
dealers are otcCtlng u from allpaTts OF the conn.
ny, az a remedy winch gives their customers the
highest Satisfaction
A student, connected with one -four Literary
Institutions, where this loathsume disease had
appearcd' observes, that DUmfres' Itch ONT
ment eXtcfninated AZ, after various other appli
cauJns had failed to do So. aDdit Nat IN eons..
qacnce gained q reputation IN that seminary. and
y~lciLity, as the best rensedy kno w for the itch!
name can be gwen II desired.
'|sInts preparation, tor p.elsantness. safety.
expedition, ease and certainty, is unsurpassed. n
eguailed. l.dOes not tOntatn the least pariic'.
OF hletSufy- OF other dangerous lngrodr'nt, anu
may oe applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females, or To children at the breast, and II
cures however iHNeieratc, m one tours apple
0Sti"R only, aud no danger from taking cold.
lesuun3ny IN proof Of the high character oil
TINS arucls as follows
A distant dealer. Ia ordering a gross, observes;
~ Is universally pronounced the best remedy
yet used ln these paTts!"
Another writes from n distant city: is a
valuable article, aSd fully worth the price SET
upon It'll has no equal IN tins maTkctr'
a phy,iClan q the INST tmIuenCe, IN prescribing
IL spoke % lttn the highest terms, as most com
pietely Answering the purpose, aud TO use his
own words, pronounced II just the thing
It's also one of the best application for the
generally
Price with full directions - cents.
~+fDr Rc.fe's AsthmaUc or Consumpive pil'.
TINS has been pronounced among all the cough
n&edlcluCs 10 be had, one OF tho most yaluabl,
ever yet discovered, which a Inal Will prove.
\ b. Each article will h, signed by w
Adder On the outside wrapper.
Prepared rom the original VI : Recipe Of d
w TCoEway, by w l. Kidder, immediate success
sor to the late 4 KIddur, by who they are 70
sale al has counting 70, IN, No Sc Safe stree
corner II Merchants row, Boston, ard by IN
special appointment by JAS BAKER,
! dec W heelIuu. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-14
CORNS, CoRNsu CoRNSr,

TURED BY the Albion corn pIaster! IL afford,
~ immediate relief and > a sure cure for
s,rns, ll d,ssOlycs the corn and removes Il from
the loot with ease aud expedition. without the
least pain. From among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of a letter from
the Rev EbeneZeT NCwhaU Of Iiacvln, Mass.
l cannot neglect TO state, that I feel great con
fdence in the Albion corn plaster. as one Of the
surest remedies; | have tried IT'S efficacy, and in
four successive applications according to the di"
rectiOus, n effected a cure
In proVfOf which, read the following cases.
A lady!-To whom reference can be made, after
suffering great pain, an incOnvCnlcnce for years
from cOrns, and who IN the mean time was ma
king use Of yauO. ; highly celebrated rem edies,
but 10 40 purpose, ant had IN consequence of
these repeated dlsarpolnttnents, nearly despair
ed Of rchci, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster, one box OF which, Cat an eNpen e of
only 90 cents,) has entirely cured her corns! So
astonishing vas thus cue as To induce several of
the friends anu nelghbOrS of the lady. To use the
same remedy, aud wIth the same good snccessl
,8An old observation-disclosures an agent
that after suffering uncOnseionable pain and
uOuble for Neaas irOm a corn, which had resist
Ell ever attempt 10 destroy, was cured by tins
most valuable plaster!
person!-So crippled with corns for a long
time as To be unable to walk, had TO cut holes I'M
his shoes, 10 ease his ieet,-Was cured by this
p.ast,E
Price 2s cents a box.
n r. Zach OF the articles will be s,gT cd w L
kIdder on the ustside wTapp,r,
',~'S0HSumPt'on. No person can have ade
quate ldea OF the Astonishing relief winch DR.
Relie highly celebrated A ,thmaiic or eonsun.
i've pills give m consumption coughs, colss.
d,iicnl'y OF breathing, whees ing, tightness o
nc crest pam IN Tue side, splitting o blOed, &c
\ tar tina! only rs necessary To convince person,
suffering from these complaints that tni is on,
ri the most valuable medicines ever discovered
lot complaints OF the lungs generally. Common
&c Id are removed IN a few hours. Price 25 els.
SIepared from the original NJ 5 Recipe of ID
\" 4 Conway, by W l. Kidder, imme !iate sue
cesior 10 the late L kldder. BY whom they ar
ior sale at hls counting room, No Sc State 81
corner OF Merchants row, Boston, aud by hi
special opp0lntlnehtby JAS BAKER.
ueS' Wheeling, Va.