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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
r5aavrNsa TN1UGWElAL.

Fl
s1msv Al j sensslcss Message q his impediatss,
and illustriOus predecessor. He promises %
- i'm II tho slats 70 Keep within the
bonaas prescribed 10 him BY tho Consultation 81
he State. He cenceives il very impsrihAt To-
sustain tho Consultation, the fundamental law OF
the land 20 that The rights Of the minority may
always Ia preserved from tho destructive iniil-
ence Of the despotsc majority. ne informs the
Legislature that. ehe haa been Jed into these
rejection, By tao toe sppimon expression that
although Tho constitution was manifestly Viola
"a II tl,s issuance Of the Uuion Bank bonds,
ses. inasnauch as sbgjor'iy of the people approx
81 Il at the time. .thcr.F0re. the sChOlc people
mas. submit to laxationto pay them" This i
the opening, to the discussion Ofthc constitution
atty Of.the Unicn Bank bonds This subject
must be very familiar to him, as he IS
aware, that it was by opposing, the payment
of these bonds, lie was nnade Governor OF
Mississippi. He, appears anxious, in order, TO
give weig bit 10 his political opinions and views,
to show 10 the world. that he has been actuated
by t..c pnrest motives u, Ms opposition to the
payment Of these bonds. He vel knows, that
eItis.avicc of SO frigktfnl nicin, ~ =
As to be hated, needs but. 10 beseen,"
and therefore, attempts Ia so paint the monstrous
and 1agtant iniqaity. as to make it appear a
sublimatipg virtue. This, however, he has most
signally failed TO accomplish.
4 The first position assumedb by the Governor, is,
that the constitution has been violated IN the
creation of the Union Bank. and the issuing Of
the bonds. In order TO prove this, he gives a
short history Of the character of this Bank, as
contemplated by the charter which was passed
by the Legislature in 1887. His object in do
ing this, is to show Tor what purpose, and upon
what condition, the State of Hiss, profered her
name as security upon the bonds The object
was to efacilitste'' the Bank, andtbe condition
of this accommodation by the State, was that
tho State should be secured. agains, any loss by
this Bank, BY having the amount Of Stock. sub
scribed for by individuals, secured by moftga-
ges on real estate, &c. After The people had
given their consent to the Ioaningof the name
of the State. for tho bcncftof the stockholders,
ofthe Union Bank, the Legislature Of 1885. so
modified this charter, as 10 granite the State.
the right 70 Add stock in ihe Bank and rs she
had no lands. tooffer, to secure herself against
loss, she issued hOr own bonds. and by them
procured, Eve millions and a halfof doliars,--'
which money -she he'd as her owps This l. the
legaiequibbfe, upon which The repudiaiing To-s
res, atterRptlo justify their objection 10 the pay~
pient of these bonds. Now, let US examine thcir
position by the charter, the State was Ia loan
her name. for Tho use Of the stockholders Of tho.
Unicn Bank and thereto e. required security
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

On our first page will be found the Inaugli.
raj Of GoyernpF Brown. We publish this re-
pudiating document with more pleasure than
any which has lately come to hand although
we must confess, that We greatly prefer other
matter ia our columns, 70 Governor Browns
or any other RepudiasoTs's sophistieal effu-
eiofag. fa @ffss Ea.s E&ssE VA .-l
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

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estimates Of the cropsh1 eome :. j. -. -
hles Of Geceipts At Al aaas ~. n T,i
- The as q Januar y =
81 re date tho year pkssaQ1z 80 &. 4 4. 4 s.
lew iactB 70 show hae w. 49, $500.
i g De placed or auctions osassl a'slss ~.
a4onfhe s. 49,
ny feflencs e me tree ourlen. y. ~
Seth DeceAoers me. ma ne uecIsass Z 49,. 49,
ton receipts a. al the porls 90 Oe, np = ~ ~
date 2u " nales O asncn 1neIs .. y
a TINS por., ana " MoolIs ony 49, Dalss.
sec. LumoElands.x AGO. ana flg nlaek FlEers.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

New gosis new sEus nsW fTnn1 ~.
all being deEelersd hpFa
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25


Illa Esllowine Is taken iiom
Hook bn Etiquette "Thoi1 sal1
~ absurd mistake lhan supp
Hpp pf highfapA tleg esn
- ahnf Z people be inan
nhnnat 81 wei bred We htE
inalu w. ofvulgariiy,na pauF
81 siaties and have nq.i1
flt4 n N perfect freedom ifaN
81 ~ pcrsops az humble lies
80 h duchess.
Dfhiun more clearly ipal
n4n than 8 desire eslnc,a
IA AZ. WHENEVER Il b poa
ii brihg lilo broad Distinction
bred man 1flho world, end
iAl crowd ne irreclliMap
atl fa.r their ipfeliorliY of
they ARD course ind hrula
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

The rensing ol fho psws III de Episcor.,
Church, took place dIs hloadat lssk srS IS s
understand they were an ieadi taisu.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

Tim NV wax GAzrrIl Z
journal rbcantt started 'r
Calhoun IN thu1 sha
ealsst and double dealing q
Aa subject fiho Tariff
How can candid man zee
ldItnr lo ltaLhdiauH congen
Arl nni lh6l hirns irsul.'a
bf 1rI'cilvl That
iin aaa nbiniona u
rinIlife tin 81 ut1Pl
hrsadlh 6llho present teL''.
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aot|1fin ie ditappIovee. Y Y.
in nfIn6ihs and detail
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N EW SHOE & LEATHER
STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Mler's
..st Tannery on Factory Street. 49,.
LOWER THAN EYER FOR CASH.
BOWER s. Co., have just recoIved
~ their spflng supply Boots and Shoes, and would
sorit The attention Of all ready paying
customers to Their stock Of f--e.' f =
..-s SHOES AND LEATHER, r...,
now arriving and Which contain varied and desirable
soent Of Gcntemans and ladies' bOysand cdens boots
and Shoes Of all kinds, '...t."
'0 ''- UFPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings of n kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushC Lasts Boot Trees and
8ooemps and prices shat cannot but he pleasing 10 pur
clnsers No pains exertions will he spared make the
establishment right IN all respects that Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, 1913. ly
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SELECT SCHOOt,

A ,Selec,s School will commence in Canal Dover on
n Monday June Sd Under the direction Of ANSABELLA
McRgYRnLDs, in the room the shoe store, Fac.
tory isueet. The number Cf pupils will be limiud 10
81, in order that strict attention may be raid to each
one, and mono will be admitted under years of age
The year will be divided into sessions Of % weeks
each and at the end Of each session there will be pnb
lice1 lminaon. ..-.,.. .....
TERMS,
For tho elementary branches namely: Spelling read
"a ing, Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, and Geo
grsphy. per session, $4,0O
- Rhe,orck and Botany 500
Geometry. Geology. Mental and moral Philosophy,
Embroidery, aud the French language, $1,000
From Z 10 Q, A. NJ aud from 4tO & O'clork T. M
Tnsc lessons on Tie Piano will be given nj the house
= OF The Rev. A. MCReynolds Price $40 per session.
tpod boald can bo ohiuncd in the vi lage if desired
The patronage o( the friends Of education respect
fully solicited
A. McREYNoLDS.
p g. Certfcues Of qualification can be presented ;
called (or.
May i6, 1874 Is.t
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CHAPiN& RoBY, New Philadelphia, T,iscdraw
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured bg letters Pdient of The United States

THE METHOD OF PREPARING TIE DRANDKETHAN vkoETA
'... L.. '... D. , a DIE EXTRACTS r.. . ..
tAvEAT entered 9th of June, 1912. Patent grantedu
~ Benjamin Bsandreth, Doth January, l843
The'extracts Of which Drandte's Pills are composed
obtained by this patented process without boiling any a
picaton of heat The active principle Of the herbs is thus
scured the same as is In the Living Vegetable.
The public should be cautious medicines recommended in
advertisements stolen FROM me- in which The contemplate rob
bers steaesmy language merely altering the name. Timew
show the Whole sale deceivers in their true light.
TIE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE.
fJBrandreths Pills are the Peoples medicine proved by
thousands who daily fecomaeud them To The afflicted The
BaANDRETHs Psate growing every day more popular,
virtues are extending e usefulness lie sick Of both sexes
ate hay deriving benefit from them No Of disease hut
they can lie used with advantage. ches hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure, with eyspeas with coughs
and colds, with cosveness with cancer SO with hot
parched lips and canker the mouth Let the afflicted use tile
medicine, and they will find they require no other.
lJsSold at rs cents per hox, with direction. ...s.
The only Agents for e safe of Or. B. Bandiehs Vegeia
BILE Universal Pills. in Tuscaaw county, Chapn$ Ro
by, New Philadelphia, und Philip P. Lade1r Sandyvle.
May 25 1872. ,-..1 ...,r
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY.

DR.. George FsHg's Family apericnt Pills.
~ would most respectfully inform tile public that he has
made of the most important discoveries in medicine
known, and which will be regarded sreaer forming
epoch in the art Of healing. 70
In bilious disorders, the effect Of he above named pill
wonderful. the vitated aid acrd bile promotes
healthy SECRETION of the liver and soon restores that all
important vIsCUs to natural condition and Wholesome nc
vy. In complaints Of the stomach, Is particularly valua
BILE. II cleanses it OF all morbid and perncous natter In
the appetite and through The stomaeh gives anu
vigor TO the Wlble syeem II acts eff caay In diseases Of
the Liver and Gall vessels rousing the Liver 10 healthy
action, violent colds 1t will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentery will yield Doses
The Dabaes and other diseases of the urinary organs
will be cute by the use of this medieihe without any
Uus effects. In the diseases of children they will be highly
beneficial especially during tho time they are getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most r.. '7 .r'-:
In the of this heicie, no attention need be pHj 10
Diet should there be any dead Of exposure 10 lie wca
ther. ' . '""
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be I'D
duced Numbers Of gentlemen Of responsibility and taens
have used these pills. and all unite In rendering praise 10 th
safe, powerful and wonderful cathollcon.
The following certificate Of eminent physcan ind now
preacher Of the Gospel will show the exccency of ter
efficacy on the system, particularly in bilious diseases:
MAPEEs' Mills, Greene Co ,Pa.t
80 . February 9th, 1843. 4
Dr. @. FKLfx Sir Having obtained few boxes OF your
Family Aperient Pills, lind having been In tho regular pac.
tce Of Med cne for 10 yeastough now engaged as an
Incaa Minister of tile Methodist P. Church, hereby Ger
THY that in bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
have used they hive been partially successful in Dysen
tary and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You are at liberty 10
nuke any use Of this Certificate you may think proper
ra Yours with respect, $50 oil . s -..
T. II. LAIsHLEY, MI,
GSThcsc Pills prepared only by DR.. GEO. FELIX, nj
Youngstown, Wesmoreand County Pa, with directions for
their 1fsEE II HEAbBiLLs with each AoENT.
AGEETs.--T Collier Bolivar; G. & W. Speaker, Sandy
vile; Chaplin Roby, New Philadelphia, VIM. Boyd, West
chester Keller Hdt Canal Dover Thos. Sargent shanes
vile, Tnscurawas county; also H. oby, Leesbag Carol Co.
Ohio, u. e. #tH .t-.--.l r....
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AN ORDINANCE.

Bet ordained 5y s To,on Council Of The t0,9n Of Ne'O
PHILADELPHIA, Thal whenever any person shall be taken
ia custody by tho Marshal aufe absence CT the res-
dea for the vola,on Of any ordinance Of said 'own,
tIib puhislneGt For which is imprIsonheh e line and
imprisonment it shall be the DUTY df said Marshal to
commit sch person to prison. there 10 remain until The
P,e,gst' return crowded that no person shall be
imprisoned for greater length of time than ~ hours
This ordinance il 10 take effect from and alter the l6h
Tav:6fJuIy 1874, % o.. - e.. ..... N No.. .-..
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DA. TzzoN1psoN's APPARATUS
PROLAPSUS UT,ERE

.
and OthCr Diseases arising from female 'CsakSOss.
THIS instrument has has the sanction Of the Lesi
4 physicians in the country; and being altogether
exernal application, is unqueslOnaby the safest, as
well as the most perfect and useiu Of the kind ever in
vented. 80 ~ .' '
The undersigned, having been extensively consulted
IN cases Of Female weakness, and being anxious to
adopt plan Of Treatment which while il secures 10 its
patients tho greatest amount of good Is attended with
the least expense and Inconvenience hereby unhesal'
ingy recommends this Apparatus as one smnenty cal
culaIedt 10 accomplish these objects.
Such is his confidence in The gre1t utility Of the Inc
sunen that no has enerted into tho necessary arrange
ments for supply ing the wh,le country The ApPar'
ans together with acfil directions will be promptly
furnished to all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE DnLLARR. 4 ..t
Physicians of The county are respectfully invited to
call aBdexan,ine IL and those desirons Of introducing
il into their practice, can be supplied on more reasona.
BILE TERMS
F. D. McMEAL, M. d. b.
Canal Dover, Dec. 20, l542. 40 Il
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PRACT1C..oF lTaEDIc1NE.
lNilo DO 90 lRIAIRlDo

G%GRSS Wv wv GSSG3t8GHQ
HAVING permanently located in New Philadelphia,
pectuly tenders his professional seyices the public,
and hopes by faithful discharge Of bis duty TO those who
may solicit his aid to receive share Of public patronage
His remedies are chiefly of VEGETABLE CllARAC.
TER combining mdness and efficacy, and when skilfuy ad
mnisteed are well adapted arrest and eradicate disease IN
all the varied forms, 10 which the human system subject
Having tllofoush knowledge of1he g.. ta.t....'
.......a Uresc6pian Practice,
Judging diseases by the une) persons wishing may avail
themselves Of this advantage. y
CASH win be expected in al cases, except for riding
Office in the new building on lot fothery occupied by s.
Benope, on the corner of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, 1843.EH. "t ~
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al HEAD QUARTERS, s-r .
Mao RGiiadeld.ia, July i2lh. 1874 :
aRYGADE OADRH,

/. BRf6ADE AUSTER AND ENcAMPMENT
vTsHE volunteer Militia within the 4lh Brigade Cd
j ~Divisinn Of The 0hio Militia. are hereby orde cd
TO parade IA New 'PhsdslIhh, sa the tlkrd Tuesday
teiag the c.. ,t-8
E edtk day Of AAgtsi nert s,e.
VI ten o'elOdk "A. M. prepared to perEEm camp duy,-
sWCaVnptneIHto commence the 20lh and continue not
less than three than 5 days. at the eptOh oil
Riecommandsr olthe Brig ide;,
The faIowiUS - the 2Ih section ofThal militia law,
passed a, the last session Of The Legislature:
"Sec 2a,h! There shall be held once IN each year,
Brigade muster and eDoampmanl Of all the volunteer
militia in each Brigade, commencing at ten O'Clock A.
N, on the Tuesday Of AHgGst annually, and conIln-
ubE n0t more Than Ave nor less ish three days; ssd
muster a1E eneampmenl shall be held at the most ccnv~-
int place within said Brigade, 10 be selected by
The brigade suaIefHaster, under the Direction OF the
conandant hereof and the 6fcets anil sol hers Ter.
arming such encahpment shall be drilled in accordance
with ile requirements Of the 3ls aeclion of this acl;
provided that ihe taser and encamPmen Of the 81 Brl'
eaSc 10 the srdJison may be held al tile most conve'
1iert place within said DIVISION.
Commsnaants Of Regiments &c. will give the rfquir-
ed notice TO their respective commands Commandments
toG volunteer companies heretofore attached to militia
fegmenta as we'll Rs those not attacked to NHy regmen
WI give notice 10 thst respective companies to meet
III New Philadelphia as above.
.~.'.''' JOHN BUTT, Brig. Gen.
4th Brig. Sd divS. g, M,
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MEpTuAL NOTICE.

DIR. d, RICHARDS would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public. that he has associated with
himself in the practice Of Medicine Dr.. JAMES SlMP.
SON, Of Washington Penn Mr.. Simpson is gentle,
man Of excellent .nedca requirements having rece.
sared his education at The Jefferson Medical College in
the city Of fbilsaehi& and has had extensive oppor.
tuitcs Of seeing the practice Of Tire celebrated hospitals
Of that city. - .-, ......r- s.r,
u July I7ih. i94i.
oag N. B.GJln consequence Of The above arrangement,
the sulSc.er reque, all those who are in account with
Vesious tins rolits, call and setle, iraesI
Ia0Ie llat the old books should closed. .....i
ERWrB,g' 9Ht.ttp D. RICHARDS.
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AN ORDINANCE.

SIC be ordained by the Town Council OF the down oil
New Pi,ndcIpa Tha, any person shall de'o drreany
horse within e limits II a, town, ster the rate oil
ok miles per sar every such person convcen shall be
ned not exceeding five dollars, or ee imprisoned mol more
,bsn four hours o both, at the discretion Of the Prcs
deRt Of said Town, .L
SIC That so much or the second section of an ordinance
entitled ordinance prevent certain practices therein
mentioned passed May "a, 1884 as conhcs wih TINS ord
nas a orebv reueaed This ordinance take effect from
and after tile f6tlfuay ofguly, A, n. 184l.
~ ETf''77ft SEYMOUR BELDEN, Prest.
i.umiv e. I8I4 26 3w. -........ q. .t...-..'
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AN ORDINANCE.

Bet ovaaReRby Ae Tdson COtncI Of te tosOR Of Nao
PhtiadeIpAis That tax of mills The dollar Of the
a8paiorer amotnt Of all taxable Fsopeny within said
town subject 10 axation for State purposes, ashe same
may be found On the books Of The County Auditor Of
Iuscarawas County for the year le43 DO levied and
collected as soon as authorized by law. lla.y
New Philadephia, May "a, l94a 81 -
SEYMOUR BELDEN, Pres't.
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ATTACHMENT

'''' % Ss sh sS'y s"y sts" S""s %s'
Aa'on McCurdy, D. 1914, from The Clerks Office
of the Court Of Common Pleas
ef Tuscarawss siCoohiy.. Ohio, issued m attach
ment al the instance Of James Cummings aga nsl
The lands tenemon,s gods, eIattes, rights credits.
ybuies and effects Of Aaron McCurdy non Iesidsnlof
y said State FOR the sum Of pne hundred dollars .
.Srs sdi rsf.r ,zssE.l e. IL. KITCHENER, Crk.
San, lona 16s,1AaS : .-..I oa6w
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ORDINANCES

src l. Be II ordained by the Town Council othe Town
q NVw Philadelphia, Tint any person within the corporate
limits Of said town shall challenge another 10 fight either al
sticus with cudg gsls otherwise or shapro'oke or at
upt 10 provoke another 10 commit any breach OF the peace
within the limits aforesaid every sueh person shall be deemed
guilty of offence and upon conviction heleoi, neoIe e
President OF said town. shall be fined in any hot exceeding
ten dolarso or Imprisoned not more than three daysor bo
at the dsceon OF said President This ordinance to take e
feet from and uheT the 10th day ofJuy, A. D. 1894.
iI., SEYMOUR BELDEN, Prest
--l- ~ -Sfh26 .Sh --.--. = - ~ IL. 60
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

D.. F. D. McMEAL has associated with himselrn
the practice Of Medicine and Surgery Dr.. FLETCH
Err ANKLNK lie assures the public and dfriends that
his partner Is gentleman OF excellent moral character
and possesses good medical requirements, he has had
tho advantage of;he Medical Lectures at Cincnna
and he is worthy Of the confidence Of the c5mmuniiy
Canal Dover June l.t 1874 90 f.
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MEDIC:L MOTTO
r.. LEON G. vANADORP,

UN' bHON u HNHDONTI u
F the University Of Brussels, Belgium; Of the Al,
bany Medical College, and member tie Medico-
chiruglcal Society of New York, respectfully informs
the public, that he has located in The village Of
. . EASTPORT, "a
where he will attend TO all calls in The line of bis pro-
essou. For futher particulars, apply ohim al his of.
fee in Easipori.
April 8. 1874 '''' 96tE
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CIR r les,
CHEAPER THAN EYER.

s f.is CHEAPER THAN EYER.
II WINSPEAR would respectfully inform his friends
and tie pablic eeneinly ihatl lo has opened new
csap Grocery n: ihd cd stand. door north oflle Ad
vucae Office and two doots from The square where lie
his aad will keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. BEER AND CAKES
& / &c. which he will .ell lof cash OF approved coun
W produce
Now FLllsd.vhia, June Z, 1914. 2l3m
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TAKLORING.

" .~" WIN. F. NEELY,
UpEsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public gen
orally, that he has opened shop in the East Of
the Court House. formerly occupied Office by Judy
es New Philadelphia, where lie intends 10 carry on the bus
iness in the most approved style.
COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS,
and all other articles in his line Of business made in the
fashionable style, in apain and suhana suit
the farmers Of the county, and prices suit the hardness Of
the times ,'8'1 .'','' .... M E: So
CUTTING of all kinds done on the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms.
The LATEST FAsHioNs will he regularly received from the
East Country Produce will be ken in payment ofwrk.
May 25, 1843. s....,!s,r -. l9-ly.
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lFaem the Bo stOn Dailg 7im&s.

VRfGtlTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
ofa the public advised medicines of the DAY. we know Of
none we safely recommend for the ills that es
Is heir TO- than The pills That sold at the depot or tile North
American College Of Health 1893 fremont street, Boston.
Several instances know OF where teY arc used In families
h the highest satisfaction and no longer as aHYeserdaY
heard eminent physician recommend them In high terms
There used 10 be great TePug8ance TO the use ei UACk
medicines they are all ind scrimnnleY eTned hut II was
mainly owing 10 the regular NJ. DIS constantly dcnouncins
tem The are however becoming more liberal In this res
pec consequence that good Vegetable mcdsches arc
now more extensively used than Formerly.
EItract of a letter from Washington City.
Mr. VIM. WR1eHr--IJcar Sir-You will have The kindness
forward ne possible two tee gross Of the
ndian Xegctbl6 Ts Tne sales have for The last two onls
increased apdY those who buy, generally remakng "that
heY are the best pills they haye used and my opinion
that theY will in short time supercede all others In this
city. ID. m. ROBERT FARNHAM,
tt Washington city, DC.
FaaoM hs Pa;ia. Saturday Eoening Post.
WRtGiHT's INDIAN VEGETA BILE PILLS.
WelsIhdan Vegetable Pis attaining great celebrity
in New England as well other parts Of the United States
The attempt of persons defud the public Ny the saleOf
purous articles meets with general reobation MLWrs
an ndefagabe Businessman and shows an array OF cures
the nedcie which warrant confidence in the virtue Of his
'"E''H AGENTS.
CHAPiN& RoBY, New Philadelphia. Tuscdraw.
as county. Chic.
A. D. 'rhayer & Co.. Bolivar, 90 do -.'2
PIP. LdFer, Sandyville, do do
Christian Weehel, Zoar do do
Ritter, Sngluf g. Sterling, Canal Dover, do do
Thomas Sargent, Shanesve, do do
Bever g. Bowman, Coshocton, Coshocton county, O.
A. Renfed s. Co Keene, do do ,..,
Samuel Iumrlckhouse & Co., Louisville, do do
Daniel KiIgore & Co., Cadz, Harrison co., o.
q Atkinson 4 Hilbert, HarrisonviIle do do
. June IS, lSdS, s...-t, ....-,..t. t.,...-