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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-16
Ephraim h. Smart, Of Rails.
o 7. Gentry, Of Monroe.
Joseph Z. Ament. Of Marion.

The organization being completed, the president OF
the meeting introduced the Hon. Thomas H. Benton,
who made most powerful speech in defence Of the
democracy, ADD its candidates for the two highest
Offices in toe pft of the nation, and also defence
of his own position upon the Texas question His
speech listened to with profound attention, and
called forth repeated bursts OF applause.
Mr.. Benton spoke an hour and half, the sub
stance Of which, we understand, will be accurately
publ shed in the mean time, we present the heads
and points Of thesPeeoh that the public curiosity may
be satisfied as to its general character
M. h. congratulated The meeting on the line Of
it. assemtlage just az eT great victory, and Just
before ano her He had told his friends in Wash ng-
ton, when the nomination Of Polk and Dsllas was
made that Missouri would give it 10000 He now
asked for more than that, and that Missouri would
only beat her adyersaes but beat her friends aud
herself also and give the largest democratic majority
relative population considered, of any democIstlc
State in the Union.
Mr. q. spoke ofbis position a supposed can
didate for the United States Senate, and said he was
not candidate IN any sense Of The termthat he bad
not pat up bis own name, Snd should not do t--that
he eh Il TO his political friends, the hard to make him
4 candidate not, a they pleased. He was empha-
TIC in hs reference TO the hards, and said there
but point which he could, 10 any event, inter-
ferr, and that was TO prevent dssension among his
friends by Withdrawing his name, 4 any disagree
mept took place about him. lie had helped 10 build
up the party and would no, be tie cause or the sub
jec of any dssension 10 IT, and would initiate the ex
ample Of Mr.. Van Buren, II necessary to preserve It's
harmony.
Mr.. b. spoke Of the importance Of the present
Presidential election involving the fate Of the
principles and measures which bad divided parties
from the foundation Of the Government II was not
one, or two, or three measures or principles which
were at stake, but the whole all that democracy
and federalism had struggled for for fifty evepuul
years. II Mr.. Clay was elected, the labors and ir
umphs Of the democratic party for fifty years were
snnihilated. IL Mr.. Polk was elected, all were saved
lie looked upon the impending Presidential election
as most vital and critical and involving los, no, 10
be recovered in long series Of years, Il II went
against the democracy,
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MO CHURCH WITHOUT A BISHOP; or The
" Controversy between The Rev. Doctors Potts
and Wain~rght with preface by the latter end an
loir duoton add Notes by an AnuSeciariaD, m
pamphlet. just published in New York nd tbs
day received for sale by f. TAYLOR
Oct t6--3t
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Judge Douglass concluded, and was followed bv
MI Nairens, OF ST. Louis, who made an .loouent
and SPIRITED speech upon the prospects Il the ,ariy
lie alluded To Tie ten thousand majority recently
given over the whig candidate IN Maine for the nd
dates OF me democracy; said that Name was A twin
sister OF missouri and that Der eitizens had warn
hearts and clear heads, and no 'sour suo,s ON
them Mr.. W. sat down amid great and nroIong.d
cheering. p'o"toO
The convention then adjourned TO the fol ow;oc
morning At which time, large POTION Of The crowg
oi the previous day assembled and was spoce,.,yeIv
addressed by Col Sharp, OF BoonvIe; r. n. w ~.
'ne ESQ o. 81 Lou. Hon. John Jameson, Of Cal.
'Gnuy "np non y b Bown, Of ST. Louis, in VERY
aoe and elective speeches. The remarks az M,
bowIn, pfolally upon the Dor queston. wee
pafuculary happy and neutrality-suspicious. the a.
palhy. fes' sym
Tue following resolutions were unnn;7o,,,J,, 40,
co. amid loud and repeated cheer. for "p',k "a
Dahas' ie1as, Oregon, and Benton
Whereas, we have met in general conven,ior -
9rouss questions OF interest TO US a. citizens of ,b
i'.u 'a anu as we believe TO our eonmon
county and whereas II IS pioper and r;gb, -, 80
lcal parties ~ government like our. 70 G,ls fo"
huly proclaim tb'ir principles 90 that each -"
may ascertain precisely the difference h.,o., 49,,
ana merely be enabled 10 cast his vote u,d.,.,..g
inry Therefore u'''e''''no-
",oioea' iha'N We, as portion Of the democratic
,ePuoncsh parry, hereby declare our entire ,nns
osnoe 10 ,he synopsis Of principles set forth IN 49,
suo,ess OF the late democratic national eonven,,,
held IN The city Of Baltimore.
Rssoired, That we hear,,l, aoon;e.., 4,
ton Of the Hon James X Poil n T.n. w. se'ec,
george W. Dallas, Of Pcnns,lvapia. bv ~, my
nohai convention, as the candidate of our NAT.
od one Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the Uni.
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Pr,nd,nl.


Wee Pres dents.
Judge Richardson, Of Lewis.
Hon. G. NJ Bower, Of Monroe.
Maj WIN Blakey, Of Marion.
james Msrmaduke, Esq. Of Shelby.
Col. VIM. M. X ng, Of Scotland.
Capt. Henry P,iest, Of Rails.
C,pl. South, Of Pike.
John NJ. Winner, Esq, Of st. Louis
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Price twenty-five cents.
oct ib-1t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
Nj EDICAL.

nR. w. RICHARDS having permanently located
L. himself in Fort Smith, respectfully tenders his
professional services the citizens OF the town and
surrounding country, in the practice of Medicine Sur.
gerry, Obstetrics, &c. in all their various branches
He hopes, from thirteen years practice, and strict
attention to business to merit share of public patron
age.
Office on Main street, door West Of Marchand's 3
siversmith shop. and directly opposite the Fort.
Fo:t Smith. Nov. 25 IS43--42
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
TKn AaKA1sAs xmrnrxsr

T62 AAXAN0AS I11THI.IsIr
Rustiszrn wSsxLv, at VAN scaxS,
Devoted to
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
LOCATED a. we are, In the centre of q
cratic population, who huvs no organ W,
Rock, IL is deemed highly importsnt th.,
this character should be published. 10
sound democratic doctrines, and political
nerally.
The undersigned, having purchased H.
Mr.. Thomas Sterne in the Z" Arkansas ~
will hereafter publish it asa democratic "a
support the principles Of the party and
lccted TO carry them out. He will eade.
II at all times, an efficient and faithful o
party in this section Of the State.
his exertions and industry will DO use.
the very latest ntclligence, whether 10
abroad. lie has engaged several eficien
dents in the Indian country, and pledge,
give the earliest intelligence Of border ese,
All who are devoted TO the cause in w
embarked. are respectfully requested 10 nj.
efforts to establish OH permanent footing.
paper in the Far West"
TERMs.-Three doliars per annum. In
four dollars, il not paid within six months
-. GEO. w.
Van Buren,, Ark. March 22a, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
PROTECTION FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu.
j. tic that they have just started, and have n ow
full operation new line Of Iri.Weekly,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
From Memphis, Tenn.S to Madison, Ca, pa Holly
Springs Salem, Ripley. and Jacinto, MISS; Tuscum.
ba. Decatur, Somerville. Warrenton. near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station. Ball Play Ala Rome
Ca on to Madison, Ga At Holly Springs iss this line
connects South with the lines to Jackson, Miss North
with the line to La Grunge, Tenn; connecting North
with the line at Nashville pia Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss. At Decatur. connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville Al
and at Madison. Ga. with the great Southern and
Northern Rail Road line to Charleston South Carolina
portion of the above Line has recently gone in ope
ration. The proprctors intend aparng pains
pensc in making this Line equal to any in the South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches arc not
surpassed by any, Their Drivers are steady, careful
and accommodating. Exert'on will be used to give
entire satisfaction to those who may favor II em with
ther patronage.
Time Of Lsaping Me,nphis- Mondays, Wednesdays
and Frdays. At half past 6, A. NJ.
SIMS q BROTHERS.
Preprietors Of the abooe lins % Holly Sprisgs.
Memphis. Ten, July lS. lS43-l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
N O T | c <,

HAVlNG disposed of my interest at the Mouth o
White River. would inform my friends and the
public that have permanently located in this City,
and taken the four story FIRE proof Store. No FIVE
fourcher street, doors from Poydras for the
Of transacting COMMISSION AND FORW ARDiNC
BUSINESS. All Cotton. Toba SEQ, or other Produce
consigned to ne for sale reshpment, will be cover
cd by insurance, unless instructed the
All Merchandise for re.shipment, when practicable,
will be done without storsge but when necessary to
store. shall be done At tho lowest possible rate All
erders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
prompt and strict attention; and from personai ac-
qu.intance. and knowledge obtained by Is years
residence in the country. feel confident that your
terests would be Promotod much by my services a
~ any ether house Feeling grateful for past vors,
ton in future to receive snd do sslict share Of
Patsoaage: MOSES GREENWOOD.
d 1.Aeeil ~. lo4A Ia
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
PAYABLE QUARTERLY

Announcement of candidates will be charged a
ether advertisements. -.
Political circulars will be charged
No advertisements Of gross abusive, personal ma.
ture, will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid
Single copies of the paper, I21 cents.
The above terms will be strictly adhered to.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
DOCTOR JAMES FORSMAN,

nFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ Van Buren, and its vicinity. He may be found at
absent.
April 81. ls44-l2-tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
X II N ID ALE.'S

Il Il N ID A LIS
TEXAN NDsANTA FEE EXP DITioN.
TEO. WI KINS KENDALI.S TEXAN AND
VI SANTA FE EXPEDITION Comprising
description OF tour through Texas, and the Grea
Southwestern Pr.ires, the Comanche, and Caygu.
hunting grounds also account OF the sufFerings
from Want OF food losses through hostile Indians and
finally the capture of the Texans, and their march as
prisoners to the City of Mexico. With fne nustra
tions and Maps. "
The book is handsomely bound; for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE & co.
April 2n II n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to US, either by Note, or Ac
IA count. for lS42. and 43. arc notified that pay
mont must he made Immediately, to save costs a. Ion
ger indulgence cannot be given. fa. q
w. R. JOHNSON, e. co.
Fort Smith, March 10Th, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

Fresh Drugs, Medicines &c.
TUsT RECEIVED. per steamer Evelins. fre. PHI.
81 adePhia. full supply Of Drugs, Medicines Points.
Oils, varnshes Glass ware &C., which are offered 10
Physeians and others, st the lowest prices for cash
April 6, 4644 w. II. & N. MAYERe ~.
6s~egists s~d ApstAiosries. Fsrt 0sits.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

EoR SALE LoW!!
nNE Saw Mill Crank and Irons complete.
u March 81 SCOTT, WHITE co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
TIE ARKANSAS lNTELLlGENCER :
= PuBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY,
~ 1sarE DslLAas per year.if paid within six months
= ses. DoLtAa'. if payment be delayed until after

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
YeF asquars Of 10 lines or less first insertion. ONE
noLLAa, aad FIFTY ;Nrs for each 10
lines. and not exceeding l5 to be charged as square
and ha and in that proportion for longer advertise
uneuts.
When an individual account, at the above rates.
amounts to S5a and under $780, discount of 25 per
esnt will DO made, and when it amounts to Si00 or
more discount Of 33& per cent but no discount will
b sde whore payment is delayed after the
Of ono year, and no deduction will be made the legal
advertisements required to be published BY law.
All Advertisements be paid for IN dvance or the
psymen: assumed by some responsible person.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR
THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES,

.. CHRONICLE
The Turf, Field Sports, Literature and the stage,
Embellishsd Dith splendid Steel Engrapiags.
~ JOHN RICHARDS, PROPRIETOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

Go0x, ~ 81 ~ b
nN Thursday the 9Th inst st Fort Smith. e, r..
" sury notes. Of ffty dollars each, dated Sif D.
Ssmss, Ss ,.;s payable 70 W. D. NUTr and b h.s sn:
~ fo'iowG-i47ii. l<7i3. ll7il. i<1Is. Tbes wstsf
wrapped in !. piece Of es.siope p.ese. Thef $se:t
person finding the came shsii Ss nbsrs sI,,llul
handing the ssms - y =. Duvsi OF .n N,
Jsss .. Isll-ie. SintheQ
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

Dissolution.
TENHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing n,
L. Van Buren,, Arkansas, between George w Clarke
and Thomas Stcrne, under the style firm Of Clark
q Sterne. is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The business of the firm is f. settlement in the hand
Of Mr.. C. D. Pryor, at the Office Of the Arkansas In
tellig nccr GEO w. CLARhE.
THO'S STERNE.
March q, 1874.
Persons indebted to the said firm requested to
and SETTLE as it is imp rtant that the business OF tn,
firm should be closed Immediately
March 30. 1874. c. D. PRYOR
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

"ILLIAM CONWAY B. has resigned the Office
w of Circuit Judge. and entered into partnership
in the practice OF law with GEORGE CONWAY
lhey will practice in the counties Of Hampstead La.
iayette. Union, Washta Clark, Pike, and Sewer nd
in the Circuit Supreme and Federal Courts at Little
Rock and attend to collections part of the State
communications on business, post paid, dressed to
conway Conway, Washington, Ark, or TO the care
Of Gen E. N. Conway, Little Rock, will receive promp,
attention. 'F
August 10, lS43-28
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

tht tvtENo IAe REMeoy. =,
DElNG the numt ers which forpns,I, ...., A..
I'D the .Arkansas State C,xetteI' r,i,sII :" W
ume containing two hundred paees and nss.t = ~
price sI on. For sale by w --s~---y esoss
May s.ls44. SCOTT. WHITE; = co.s,5
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

CIGARS & CHEWING TOBACCO. s.,o
DUSH has received per steamer Trident, q. ai,.cs
ID article Of Rsgslia Cigars and Chewing Z. me
April 81. ls4a. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20
PR or ESsIONAL CARDS
GRANDSON o. RoYsToN.

uRnNUtOVN W nuv . uN,
nAVlNG resigned the Office of Attorney for the
State, Of the 9th Judicial Circuit will for tho fu.
attend the circuit of said also
the circuit courts of the counties of Pulaski
and Chcot Tie Supreme and Federal courts at Little
Rock and will attend to the collection and securing
Of claims in any part Of the State. His address 10 al
Wellington. Hampstead county, Arkansas.
!. May, l844-l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

OLDHAM & RoANE, Attorneys and councillors
at Law, Van Buren, Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

nR. r. STEVENSON having settled in Van Buren,
will attend all calls in the various branches of his
profession, both in the town and country He may
an times be found at his Office at the Drug Store Of
Bell e. Hanger, Water Street, Van Buren,.
Jan. 81, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

On commencing the last volume Of the Spirit Of the
Times'-on the 4th OF March ls43-was ISSUED a
alargs and msgnifcently executed portrait of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-20

The "Spirt Of the Times is we'll known through.
the country the acknowledged 'Chronice of The
Turf Field spors etc., that " not deemed necessa.
TO 60 into any detail Of its peculiar characteristics
The New York herald., 1844-07-23
ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

4
when nstakea for tits eonssquenoss and
the least Of it. fhose, however occupying
scamsaaces which vii enable oas to ndEe whether he Sss
shis compliant OF no, and It's proper means ofcurc;
Of .houla obsucIed
osS .sa ona q @ s, @
nonths and even years without producing striking change
sny thing directing the attention thi,
Pam es.,anly now ana then compiansd o. bat j, cn,
gard otheI sec Of early observed
ss There however, ree which pecu
s. sss as &C sasy
cure Many other symptoms might be bat most o.
q y rSs s sss . % easily
m.rFs @ G q "a. Dss :Tssay Snt d
g Ss i way . gs
s, e No
~ o % 1% W. '''
Uus 10, the oa 81 far
frequent Of IL aot its severity 80 mach
% Il e N ;s As"s
S us n may nos % n
however should have continued from SIX to eight weeks
s sass si anne Esaa strengthen AZ,
1 sa a. Il @
the spirits aud to lessen ments energy Not that this u cen
o. IN Gns s q s h w
OF Structure which the patient does observe that
he active, capable OF business formerly This
also eec though little understood but 1t is
questiOnaby Indeed, whoever considers the natural
necton Of nrd and sexual organs will easy imagine that
there medium BY which the mind so powerfully acts
organs through the medium ths sexual
upoa the mind. This however 10 better explained
THE Private Treatise Of the author Little voume whcn
seat to par efthe world A. the Of Structure pro-
ceeds, ,tns activity Of mind invariably returns
With respectu The Cure OF II gratfynRto
state generally accomplished in very little time and without
pain or inconvenience Nothing can exceed the
late years IN the eatmeat Of s complaint ndsed ~ the
hands Of proper and experienced the cure Of sticg
month"; Many consult the writer who come on bu,
this city for short only but perfectly
cured though has been OF trouble and for
To those who their homes the writer furnish
his peculiar OF togehcr with his Private
Treatise which has sersstira chapter giving every nfor
formation the subject and written in the paurz manner
Dr. ralph takes opportunity Of sayng that he may be
consulted he varous diseases referred " in his Private
Tfceso"--ss his dwelling house, No 81 Greenwich stree
hours Of the number OF preendes
and books Of quackery which nst this city ne deems
coahesncs % Bssidss Els ranL a. uIadus..
q thc.s diseases. both in Hospital and city pIse
the eminent Physcisns 70 the most
in Amecaas Sr Ashley Cooper Of London TO Dr.
Mott Of New York Dr. Phyuck, of Philadelphia and others
and ,ha. he s psIned e sc! e rhy:lcas s
dress DR. Ralph. sen.. % tareeswieh e. t2 lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-07-23
PAKK'S LItE PlLLo

THE PROPRI- TORS Of this valuab. successful medi-
take leave info the public that they receiving
rsh Of suecess IRON Of couatry he
the retail th nvaluble medicine not oEly
>ew York; but ,very city and he Un,td Stats
thoss high respecfabity sufficient FIR
the absence Of quackry and guarantee
and dispensed the principles Of pha utica
know edke tnd experience. la thus fact, sph
for the Of those whose health require tn
should be eiuiy guarded the jury often
cted by preteade the eng art; they dendus
themselves from the Of yenders Of
BY aad made an article Of aa by cup
PAIRS Life Pills cftss peodthe antiquity Of nearly
the WHICH III. eIhemel produc Of day
lay claim the truth II ths the popetos cali
sttrnton OF the pubic TO work o. the Life and Of
Thomas Par VINO lived 70 tue unusuai and OF
~ s and whose length OF lte uader PIovdenc
ly abut.be To his temperate habits and IN: corrective
ed TO his systm by me ue of the medicine widely
koowp through the world rs Prs Life Plls The truth
this Ger ifed by his last will aad testament which may b.
ern 20 this Gay in the Rey of Wilsn Docto Commons,
London.
Th Propfeors have fiji il their duty public to state
these fac ahough eusve advertising ioms of te
system or busIaess Inc sale Of q boxes New
Yors sufficient proof Of he Scence OF the medcine and
by the exacts from the Dugg,sts who retail
sgen IN the southera and northern critics. 4, usosual and
efficacy the simple axi that es fleets follow
go when ONCE farrs Life Ps have been assd ia family
uersedes the Of all other medicines Of
abandoned THOs. RObERTs X CO,
jH lmsrc No ~ Fulton street
The New York herald., 1844-07-23
Shlr M VS..
by Last Nlyhtss Southern Mnil.

PHILADELPHIA july zz-Ar Monongshria, lulsy Liver
pooi-d ST. TAT "A ioa 40 40 spoke whae Johu, Of Becf d
AZ Gays QUIT Aana eyp ylo Boston; Cs Pack
g. I IefIrsii ar,.idssee; Ofsmis, o,Nsl YORK Bslow
1Ny; Oeo " th I'd, Comey; Gr nd TUX Mtyo, and Tan
bahauas.
pALriM az Jaiy % Arr Alci, Walter, Kingston, Jam;
My nuxust, krwan, 81 Thomas; Dnect. Gartner and
shnsyn tayhs d, New York Sid Athens Chase havfe;
a. aen swl wiekms msn hre nen Northu abe lnd Mas
Sasannah fau, Bremen Jansea ST Thoma,; Baltimore
bo.n st Johns NJ; Unioa tier. Prosdelce; Messenger
ssud, Gibraltar ID 2d,h, keu JacAst. Jaws NYork W
smith, Jarsis, Fall River
Foreign Ports.
sr THOMAS July 9-lu IosL. Watson, Eckfeldt from
rhadep "a wa Aatisu dsi 10 lih W ord from Ba
does ulc' ospi, rave i fnidad wig ncsfsd,
Moore it.ia fors. dag; Hop=wei Ls~sele IN s. Lucia.
pns Sld "a frrsy.ana farley, Iuks sard 10 loaa
rnarpna; h., Julia Ieair Burns Ma, 10 load Tor
io,ki s' MagAolit mstfon5 Ponce 10 load tor New
asea psn Jnas Sanford hemcoa 90 load Tor a.; Gobr,
os-ty banagvA 9h. kmy, DAVIS, y YORK VIA St CIoix
rlrssToS ia sy 3-a port. rnsia. Young, and Ciars
sa cher from MO X dg; Lowell. Myfiek. do sail
soon ior Tobacco; Mssispp. Rrdes, frm Norfolk d,ss
Leonorl co!iirs Tor oant Ciuz CnDa same day; Val
son be Jacm-i, do E,pvlel Anrs, Tor Phiaae
phia 10 IA 10th from black River
The New York herald., 1844-07-23
READ WHAT StikkMAN'S LUZENGES
HAVE DONE.

M ME. DAY, boot maker, No. 20 Tiilary Hrooklya
4 suffered greatly for eighteen months with
py, Of stomach loss OF
the bowels has stomach negsced al0at kind food,
lie had been attended various physicians and
fof two months BY the professors Of e Usiveiy and all
purpose.
On resdiaE Dr. shemAs Book OF the symptoms
Of worms he thought they met his he purchased box
Of Sherman, Worm Lozengc. few dosss bIoasn away
multitude al similar might be EAsnoncd where chill
dren and adults had suffered all ont aa.n um worms.
thing gave relief but Sherman's Loxerxa
Coughs, Colds, Asthnle Whoopnx CosSh and even Coz
SUMPTION all cursd by shexnsnp Cough
than any other known remedy They slsy the tcklns
few seconds, and enable those afesex with the
harassing coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev. Dr..
DnabaI Rev Mr. De Forea Rev DR. aud hundred
tnsusds their happy others the
efficacy Of Shernap's Cough Lozenses, for headache,
pslpiaon l0wness OF sickness ad i1sstude,
from bodily mental and for the wonderful
Of Sermans Poor Mans Plaster, which but z
conts and warranted cure for rheumatism and umsaxos
weakness the breast sde back part o tn
body Ask for Shernans Poor Mans Plaster and that hi
and his fac sime with directions for the back
There great worthcss haw ked about and
sold by unprnciped druggsa: hemsmbcr 70 ShermSb's
otesgenEss and Pasesrs ad Tss-Aozs Others OF will
bedeceved.
Dr. Shsrmany Warsnouse los Nassau srsss. AssxrsazT
Hudsoa . Sping s Bowery Spnx " kass Broad
Market; ss William no. 1s, 80 and SOL Broad
In brooklyn, Mira Hays 10 Fulton, and Mountar's
Drug ys Fulton emson Prospect and Jackson
Ia Jersey City, Randall Grocer In Ncwark-y TrIpps
AID David brysox PhadephisZiebsr Co,y Ledger build
isz Bostox- -Heddsg Co.'S Siate st. Aibssy-A Ouhrls
3tszwM Hail. dss re