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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10

VALUABLE TANNEGY AND OTHER
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
DY virtue OF the power conferred or The will ci
ID Joel EIoIleman, deceased, we propose 10 sell
that valuable Tanning Establishment. Dwelling,
and other houses thereon, IN aud adjoining The
town al Smithicld and comfy OF Isle oil Wight,
of which the tc>taior died possessed. The dwell
ling is, in .lc 4 handsome two story brick house,
with large framed loom attached. used &c
morally a. the chamber. There are three rooms
on the first floor, and twu passages, basement
rooms, &c. Attached Is yeiy fine Sanen, with
good fruit !.ccS, a house, garden, Nc., Tor The
superintendent OF the tannrry and all The houses
necessary 10 The comfort of a family, and the
manufacturing 81 leather. In the ian yad are
ST valS. bark houses and all The essentials Ia The
operation of a large tanrcry. This property ha,
been productive oi a handsome profit, and Is il il
The only lanncry in many miles Of this place,
with an abundance of bark in the neighboIhood.
and being in few hours of travel Ia NoIlolk, il
is suppose! that most advantageous investment
NAV bc made Several ;ric> of land are COM
pri>ed in this properly, which will he sold GA a
credit 6! one two, and 'ltce years, with interest
from the date. Persons are requested - exaninc
the PREMISE. We shall sell 10 lie highest bidder,
at Isle uf Wi9h, Count ilonSc, on The FIRST Mon
KAY in November rcNt, the Mill in the SAID
county, called Vests Min, The property Of the
ic>rator, aud one single Tract oi Land, near To
Scotland John>onS, and within three mile. OF
-. al, 81 Ia
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nHEuI,SDRED DOLLARS REWARD

y Runaway from the subscriber living neal
fishersvie, Augusta county, Va, on the Both OF
last month, Negro Man, named Charles, %
wears old, yellow complexion, five feet eight or nine
inches high, and would weigh about $50 He
had on a blue cloth coat and blue cloth panta-
looms, a high-crowncd black fl,I hat, and a
pair of boot. when he cloped-and wore a silver
watch. He may, however, have changed his
clo,hing and disposed Of his watch. He was ap-
pretended in Havdensville Goochand, last We'd
ncsday, and again escaped on his way 10 Jail,
and it is likely has made his way TO Richmond, as
he has negro acquaintance in this city. lie is,
no donbl, making an effort 10 get TO some OF the
Northern free States. The above reward will be
given for his apprehension out Of the State OF
Virginia. or fifty dollars if taken in Virginia.
To be secured in either case until gel him
Oct. 9-u GEORGE COINE.R.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10

CIXHUNDRED SPLIT AND
y RIBBED CAPS-The above Caps arc just
received and are now Tor sale, al reduced price,
by s. SUTHERLAND,
Gnnsmiih, opposite The Virginia Banks.
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JJToRTHAMs OFFICE, No. !, Exchange

w Piars. - >
$1,000 Capital for to-day rs No. Lottery
IA drawn ballots. The drawing of the Aexan-
dria Lottery, Extra, Glass No 2l2, comes by the
Evenings mail Tickets for sale until o'clock
Prizes: $1,000 5000, 1000, 1850, 10 of 1000
10 Of 500, 10 Of 400, 10 Of $50 10 of2O0, 900 Of
100, &c. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Oct lott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10

The charlottesville IVA Advocate Of SATURDAY. last
,ay. I'VE IRE authorized Ia state. that Mr.. kN"S'
,,n,G>trd ty sickness and by ardu"ns iah"rS ~ tir
eayas. will be unable I" accept the numerous lnvita
;.as extended To him 10 attend Whis meetings Tie has
-.u or the present positively interG.ced by hi- hv-
r,,us from public speaking Mr. Eires has Jh-t ne
,,.ura ifom four Ia the Northwestern couhtieS 81
,'is >l.e. in hIsh spirits, and with increased conf
t,,er II hr success I'll the Wings OF Virginia at The
Presidential eie,tion.'
w are not sorry, that Mr.. r. has withdrawn
- irira,- from the line OF battle. Woaid 10 iiea-
ven that he had never entered !, and We utter
,9, wish not from any apprehension oil ms
weight OF metal for his position strips INN oil al
,l,[ll force but for his own sake; Tor the sake OF
N, eu;er, Tor his own peace, Tor his own cha
r.c,er his own interests, and for The sake oil me
rr,ne,ples which he once protesscd. As to his
an,yea>et. confidence in the success oithe Wings
N virrinia." We know, that Mr.. Rives is no pro
rss,i Il is nov a. it was four years ago, when he
.ninei nom his Western visit, ana passed TO {,
N4v York. tail OF confidence, iul OF hopes, iulI
n lras>. which caused his friends 10 wager their
19ney, am; ihei.to curse him iortheir losses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10

,,rsa, The Wing is l;rcadfully puzzled 10
LAIN tie immense vote for The Democratic
~, Hate Tor Governor in MARYLAND Carroll
, + vas within SO votes OF beating the Wing
y.,. one .av, The excuse is The local qnes-
49,, o., The Rail Road and Canal'-anoiher day
ia, WIZ asserts mo positively that Carroll is a
next day, a Wing correspondent
,-,m Washington destroys this tact, and
.r.c, CARROTS brilliant success 10 The influence
= = Distinguished Methodist clergyman, con-
.,..,i with the Carroll family. Finally, yestes-
H., inc Rev. DR.. Waller comes forward IN a
,i defends the Methodist clergy from exeitlng
.s.- !nlacncc in party politics, and reads lee
10 ministers OF the Gospel, who meddie IN
mics. |; would We'll become the itineran'
E.,y political parSon, Gr>woli, the man OF such
..r.cocious memory 10 study the lecture with
.1liou, care. But this, en- gaSS0af Va VIII
4 .ye The difficulty LOT the Wing. Cur worthy
p.mocra,, Carroll does not owe his great sue
~, 10 religious support. but 10 The gallant cxer
,.,.> Of rue-hear,cd Democrats. who, animated
r. wha, they have achieved, will rally by No
,s.nber and may overthrow Tire Federal forces,
.,en in TIE once ultra Wing State, Maryland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10
THOMAS 4 CHARLES ELLIS,
IipolierS of Dry gents, H1rdirdre, CnA1n, Gna
HAVE REMOVED ~ No. los. MuS STREET,

IlA' NF''IV' ~ " ~ TUE VI ~ F'FIi
The tcncmen; with lwo-Sofy Granite Front, next
Ia Mr. William Mitchell
r;'!lE undersigned viii receive III few days, by the
j >hi,.s "Rob Roy aud "E.cand Anderson" from
Liverpool direct, their Fan Importation la Their Dry
Goods hcarim-u'. they "rr the vcy hest Clouds Ia be
obtained III both Foreign and Domestic iaarkeis-Sirl
cntlls Rllnxrts Sl?i Cations, Fiannels Wnolien-
nf every Kind lur servants wear lfI>h Linen Prints,
Hosiery, &c. In The iiardAarr Department, they fur
n-b large beautiful aud unusually varied assortment
all 81 which they pledge Themselves 10 sell at prices
low MAJ b. uu.d 1T any other house in The Guy.
THOMAS X CHARLES ELLIS.
Aur, a.-tf
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Der. s.


AsnEs-Wc quote moderate sale, Of Pots al
"A Is, 4 -. Pearls are very steady al 81 81 !
al37i.
BEEswAx-Small sales of Northern, Southern
and Western prime yellow arc made at 21.a3o.
CotToN-The enquiry was limited to-day, and
resulted in the sale of 400 bales for export Prices
slightly in favor of the buyer.
FLouR-No change from Saturdays rates.
Genesee is held at 81 IS.
The receipts of Flour and Wheat at tide water
for the 18th week in September ale
FcHr, Ills. Hae0', lusi
Albany. ,3,9l3 9Olo
West Trey, 23,3iO 33296
1855 1871
Aggregate receipts at tide water, from the open
ing of navigation 10 the close Of September
F,aur, bJk. IFdcat, bHSf
1914, l,ii2Ss2 72n30S
1913, 1,2il,S3l 3Ol ,S0
Increase, aOlo3l als,l45
FIsu-Dry Cod sells AT =, 25a2 3li. Mack
crel No. ! we now quote 80 30 III 62!
No. ,, So % No 3, - - a 81.
PgovIsloxs-Ohio Pork is declining. We
must reduce our quotations 10 81 % 62s for
prime, and 80 . l2l FOR mess. Beet Is very
inactive, and quotations cannot be Otherwise
than nominal. Lard, Ohio, is in moderate re-
quest. and we qnoc keg Ut i, 81 c. Cheese is
in very limited demand al Il 81 c.
WmIskEY-DrudSe casks sell al PIC. as want
ed. Prison and Western barrels are very firm
81 2il - {. There is very little doing in e.
tier description.
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I.NfIl1lN W !b'l
Smlhield Isle oi Wight county.
~ The Editors Of Tie Wiz, Aneiican Bea-
con. Norfolk. and oh Dominion, Portsmouth,
requested 20 copy. oct. :i-iawu
/ AND IN AMELIA FOR SALE.-Thc
II subscriber offers for sale lhn Plantation
wlereon IL. resides. in the county ot Amelia one
mile Norh of the Court House aud eight miles
West Of Goodies Bridge, over Apponai'ox River,
containing, hy a recent Survey, $50 acres, some
thing upwards 0f two hundred q: which are on
rinnl Forest ard about liirrc hundred OF second
growth oil Pine.
1t is well watered with numerous Springs. and
four or five never-ailin" Streams running through
H. ahurdin. upwards OF 100 acres Of as rich Fiat
Land a any in Virginia, most Of which is re-
claimed. and ready Tor cultivation, about 10 acres
being now covered with n heavy crop OF Com.
/, has ample range for Stock rendering ii unnc-
cc>sarv 10 craze Tie Farm, thereby saving much
fencing, though il NAV tc srazcd. Is ii has two
enclosures with TWO fields in each.
The improvements are Two-storel Dwelling
House, with three rooms and a passage teiow,
and iour rooms and a passage above, dry Gel
lar &c. GrGnarY, with Il Tre>hing Machine,
Cribs Stables. Tobacco Barns, Ice House, Car
ra"e House. &c
The Dwelling House is pleasantly situated,
surrounded hy a Grove Of Forest Trees, covering
five or SIX acres Oi lana. ana i believed 10 M as
healthy as any situation in Virginia.
The purchaser, il liz wishes, may have the
Crop of Corn and Fodder, Stock, &c. ANY per
con dcslroiis Of location in healthy, moral and
intelligent neighhorh1oi, would do well 10 view
this placc-as being determined TO sell, bargain
may be expected.
Address the subscriber, Amelia Court House
Virginia. or make personal application 10 him
on the premises. JOHN L. BOTTOM.
cerr II ST
NEGROES FOR SALF.-All the NesIo
/ Y Slaves belonging 10 The Estate OF DR.. John
y SebrelI, deceased, will b. sold 10 the highest
bidder. a, his late residence, in the county oil SUI
~, on Tuesday, the 29;h Gay OF October instant,
twenty-onc in number, men, women, boys ana
girls all young and valuable, except one, Gagged
| Terms cash, or bonds on demand, with approved
security, to bear interest from the da!e or day oil
sale p. T. SPRATLEY, a5m,s
J. w. SPRATLEi,
| Oct. 1-ctds.
TINE ,ri-weckly Mail Coach for White Sui.
| phur Springs, Lcwisburg, Charleston ard
! Guyandotte, passing Balcony Fails, Natural
| Bridge, Dagger's or Dibrelps Springs, Clifton
Forge, Covington and Calaghan's-and, also, the
connection isdirect 10 Lexington from Lynchburg,
| Alum Springs Warm and Hot Sprinss-wiil
leave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
| Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will he
| furnished al any time.
: JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor
May7 llG-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10
By the Licp'cnca' Gore,mer ef Virginia.

By the LicHicncqt G0r9nor II Virginia.
a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred IN Inc General
" Assembly Of Ills Commonwealth, by The re1th Of
Joel oeinan, tie dr-sair eesi iof tir county of Isle
or vigil: The Sl,-rf al The sad county : therefore
Authorized and required hold m e!eet"n on The iirs
Monday in November next vi'ln his said county, Tor
i drl-gttr I" ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, ~ Lieutenant Governor, act
ina rs t;nyernor. in pursuance Of The provisions
t,EAil of the CONSTITUTIONS AM uner tie lesser seal
nf the Conmonw cath, NJ Richmond this fourth
day Of September, in The year ls.f
Sent 10 .a;-td JGHN RUTHERFORD.
,G,RUST SALE OF Landry virtue al Deed Of
Trust. executed by DR. lack Vaughn. If Prince Ed
ward couniy ", and duly recorded in the CLERKS
Office of PLACE Edward county We shall pro eed 10 sell
In front Of the Courthouse. on MONDAY, The 2!st 81
October next thai being Court day. la the highest bid
der IL, cash, the Tact uf Land 81 which said Vaughan
now resides containing, by estimation, u? and two
third acres adjoining the lands Of Sami Rnire James
Lyon and others The title 10 the Land IL believed I'M
questionable, but acting as Trustees, we shall convey
only such right as is vested in ns.
n. y. WATKINS.
Aur % 3O-wam SAMI.. c. ANDERSON.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Ey las, Evening" Northern Mil.
DELAWARE-TnE Result.

The following is Tie result of the "liulc cleo
tons" in this State. on Tuesday last as near is
we are able 10 make our able, from The oii;eialand
current reports.
New Castle Co, average Wing maj. GO
Kent, do l01
Sussex, do official Dem maj. 257
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EARTHENWARE., CHINA AND GLASS
IL L

EAETHENWARE., CHINA AND GLASS
CHINA HA l..
U,E subscriber has Just received by the Darque Eliza
| and ship Rub Roy, from Liverpool direct from tho
Manufacturers of hts importation his Fall supplies
Of Earih@nware and China embracing very large vi
re,y of new patterns and styles, and enabling him n
ole, Ia the CITY and COUNTRY TRADE an assoit-
ment seldom equaed, and very low prices for cash,
or 10 punctual customers.
Having inst returned from Glass Factories lie Is daily
e1nertipg by IN. regular packets, his supplies OF Glass
and Fancy Goods. aud Looking Glasses. selected IN
PERSON and purchased the lowest cash. prices Those
in want WHITTIER NJ wholesale or retail. are invited 10
M and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
HUGH A. WATT,
No -, Wcs, Main street
Al, ~ 3l-W3m
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A. ATKINSON,
JOSIAH IlOLLEMAN
NJ. i. WlIlTElIE.ADI

Executors of Joel iiollcman.
Smiihfeld. Isle al Wight county.
II. The Editor, Of Tie Wig, Aneiican Bca-
con, Norfolk. and old Dominion, Portsmouth.
are requested 20 copy. Oct @-ia"i
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IsJecro Iaspriion.-The fiscal year terminated
3oth Sept We give below comparative Stale
men, Of the inspections Of this city Tor the years
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10

IN CHANcERY -VisGIxIA:-At a superior Court of
l ciancery ;nr the Richmond Circuit, held II lie Cpl
tol, the cry vi Richmond, Oh Tuesday, March 10Th,
1911:
llentv Anderson P;aaii:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-10

A. NJ. d. KING, President.
l.. BANKsTo., Secretary.
" p. Gentlemen desiring further Informs
ton, will address letter, post paid. 10
Oct SIN p. MCINTYRE. Dean.
E-rRichmond Christian Advocate 10 COPY
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1Towanisvillr, Alhcmarle, Get. q, ISL.
- Fitzpatrick x Lyon beg leave 10 inform
her ircnd> and customers that they arc now re-
criving Il splendid stock ri ScasonabIc Goods,
which will be soi on the most favorable terms
They soiici; call from all who want sooi and
cheap goods. Oct ?-c3i'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Secured bX letters Patent Of the United States

The METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRASDRETHIAN VEaETA
BILE Extracts.
NAvEAT entered 9Th of June, 1912. Patent granted
" Benjamin Brandreth, goth January, l843.
The extracts of which Brandret's Pills are composed al
obtained by this patented process without boiling or any aP
caton of heat The active principle Of the herbs thus
scured the saho as is in the Living Vegetable.
Tile public should cautious Of medicines recommended In
stolen from in which the contempthe rob
bers steaesmy language merely altering the name Time viii
show the whole sale decevers In their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF THE PEOPLE
Brandrets Pills the Peoples medicine, proved by
tAorsands whodaily recommend them 10 the afflicted The
RRAxpRETHs Pills growing every day more porua teI
virtues are extending their usefulness he sick of
are daily deriving benefit from them No case oil disease bul
they can he used with advantage ees or hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure with cryspeas so with coughs
and colds so with eostiveness, so with canceHso with hot
purced lips ana cankern the mouth Let the afflicted use the
medicine, and they will hnd theV require no other
N;'Sold at 25 cents per box, with direction.
Tile only Agents for The sale of Dr. b. Brandres Veeea
ble Universal PIs in Tearawas county, are ChapnF ko
by. New Philadelphia, aud Philip P. Latter, sandyvls'
May %, 1842.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
April 24lh, 1914. l6. 4w.
ORDINANCE

j. Concerning dogs in The tOIon Of Nco PHILADELPHIA
nEREAs Information has been gvenio ta town Council of
New Pbadeph' that tile Country sinesed with mad Dogs.
Therefore Resolved That the Racoder he forthwith rCqui
red to give notice Of this notices. put UP in
or the most public places ofsaid town.
Resolved That every person owning dog or dogs slut or
suis within The corp6re limits Of said town, hereby
aaed TO- pcventfe from running large, under pe
ally Of 1900 and that 1.-THE recommended TO the citizens osad
town Immediately hill all such may be found of the prem
ses OF after l2 from the the notice above
rtgsircd is given. >
Resolved That Tie said Resolutions be published In As dp
fe.ent Newst'npeTsOfthis town.
WM. BUTT,
AIay ?, ls44J Recorder. 4, CN:P.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
Dated April 18th 1874.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that The following accounts Of Ad-
L mnisrators and Guardians have been filed in the
Clerks office of Tuscaa vas Court of Common Pleas,
and will be preserved for passage at the next June
term of said Court: e
Final account, ,of Jacob Keller Guardian of Frederick
c. Maria i, Christian E. and Caroline A. Techman,
heirs Of Frederick Teichman, deceased. ...-
Final s:coant Of Abraham Beaber Guardian OF David
Daniel, and Rebecca Ginbins, heirs Of John Gim-
Inns deceased. ...-, =
Partial accountyof Richard Powlson Administrator OF
the estate Of Thomas Church, deceased. ,al-,.,l.
Final account of Charles Kvrns, Guardian Of Huldali
Landess. -. ...fs...,....
Final account of John stOoty Admir-. of the estate of
Catharine Yandi deceased.
Final account of Isaac Hosetler Administrator Of the
estate of Jacob Ballmin deceased. .e. e. ...f...,
Accounts Of Jcob j. Miller Guardian Of Wesley, Mar:
garet Ann, Epey. and Helen NJ Miller heirs Of Con
rad Miller deceased. ! 'Ftr
James B. Morrow de ceased. d ,..r.~, ,..-,
Partial account of William Hamilton Adm'r. of the es-
:, tate of Christian Flicknger deceased
Partial accoupt Of Samuel and John Yandt Adm'rS Of
the estate of John Yandt deceased. .ttr..r r.....,
G. H. KITCHENER, Clerk:
April 25, 1874. 4w. is,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
n EW SHOE & THEN
STORE.

In the NEW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. MilIer's
,Tannery on Factory Street.
SLINGLUFE BOWER g. Co., have just received
~ their spring supply Of Boots and Shoes, and would
respectfully solicit the attention of all ready pa,ing
customers TO iheM stock of
... SHOES. AND LEATHER,
arriving, and which contain Varied and desirable as
Of Genemans and LADIES' boys and chidrens boots
and Shoes of all kinds,
UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER.
Morocco, Lining SKINS Shoe makers findings of an Kinds
Shoe pegs by the quart and bushe Lasts, Boot Trees ac
seoemps and prices that but he pleasing to put
chasers No pains exertons will be spared make thu
establishment right in all RESPECTS so that none can Veto
Call and satisfy yourselves.
Canal Dover May 10, l843. ly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-23
Lesley Mccullough,
Thomas Boyd md
T..,.a nnDd
PETITION FtN PANrrr1 N
ApriIl5, 1874.

TTHOMAS Boyd and James Boyd will take Notice
l. that petition was Fled against them on the ltlR
day CT April 1874, in The COult Of Common Pleas
of the county Of Tuscarawas and State of Ohio, by
Lesley Mccullough. and is now pending wherein the
ing real estate, situate in the county Of TuScadwas and
State of OHIO, and being the North east corner of the
West half of The North east quarter of section No. 2l
Of township number IA, and rarge number z. in the
SteubenvilIe land district bounded as, follows viz:
Beginning the north boundary line Of said section
on The centre line between the East tnd West half o:
said north east quarter; thence running south one de-
gree east along said ceHre ne one hundred and thirty
FIVE perches 10 post thence north 80 deg west u pei
Chess thence north 65 parches 10 the section line Thence
cas-. along the section line 40 pschoS to the pics ofee'
ginning containing IS acres Also The east half of The
north east quarter Of section 81 township ia, Range7
containing go acres and that at tho next tenIof SAID
court application will be made by the said Lesley Me-,
CulIough for an order that partition may be made OF
said premises
LESLEY MCCULLOUGH,
..... ... BY CUMMINs e. CAMP,
a.. ... his Auy's.
Dated April 18th 1874. 14sw
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Da. TR0NPsoN's APPARATUS
FOR TnE cUEE OF
PROLAPSUS UTERL

PROLAPSUS U1ERL
and other diseases arising from tsHnaie 'rs1k"sSs
THIS instrument has has the sanction of the Lest
Il physicians in tue country; aud being altogether AL
exenal apphcatou, it is unqnestionab'y the safest, as
well the mUst perfect and useul OF the kind ever n-
vented.
The undersigned having beOn extensively consulted
IN eases Of FeAals weakness, aud bsine anxious to
a1opta plan of treatment which whils secures To IFS
psisns the greatest amoSni of good, is attended with
the least expense and Inconvenience, hereby unhes'a-
ihgy recommends this Apparatus one eminenIY CAL
culaisd to accomplish these objects.
Such is his Conscience in the greet utility of tho ln-
sunsS that he has sSsrsd into The necessary arrange
ments for sspUy ing the Whoe cOUntrp. Tile ApPar'
Aus together with careful directions. will be promptly
urnisned all applicants for ready pay at the low price
Of FIVE 'hottGRs
Physicians of The county are respectfully invited 10
call and examine it, aud those dssirons OF introducing
it into their practice, be supplied on more rsasona'
BILE terms.
Ed. McMEAL. MD
Canal Dover, Dec. 20, ls42 49G
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Fasm.hs Boston Daily Times.

WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. -.
or an public advised medicines of the daY, we know OF
none tat we can more sae recommend for the s that neh
hco than the pills that sold at the depot OF the hor
American College OF Health, 1893 fremont street, Bossn
Several instances we know Of where they used In families
III tile highest saaactoR and no longer ag than YESTERDAY
we heard an eminent physician recommend them In high terms
There used be great ePHsnance 10 the use OF oUACk
medicines as they are all indscrmnaelY termed but was
mainly owing to the regular N. DIS constantly deAouncns
them The are however becoming liberal in this res
pect and the consequence that good Vegetable medsnes are
now more extensively 1sed than formerly. 49,
Extract Of a letter from Washington CITY.
Mr. VIM WR1GHr-Dear Sir-You will'havo the kindness
forward me as coon possible two three gross Of the
indian Vesen pills The sales have for the last two Eonts
increased rapidly those who buy generally remarkng that
hey are the hest pills they aye ever used and nay opinion
that they will in short time supercede all Others In this
city, ROBEkf FAhNhhh'
Washington city, D. q.
Ftona the Ph;la. Saturday EUening Post.
WRIGhT's INDIAN VEGETAB BILE PILLS.
Wgs Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining great celebrity
in New England well other parts OF tile United states
The attempt of persons defaud the public by the sale OF
spurious articles meets with general reprobaton Mr. Wright
an business man. and shows an array OF cures
hy the medicine which warrant confidence In the virtue OF his
indian Vegetable Pills.
AGENTS.
CHAPLIN g. ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tuscafaw-
as county. Chic.
A. b. Thayer & Co.. Bolivar, do do
+. P. LATER sandyville, do do
Christian Weebe Zoar, do do j..
Ritter Slingluff & Sterling, Canal Dover, do DO
Thomas Sargent Shanesville, do do
Bever g. Bowman Coslecton, Coshocton county, y.
A. Renfeld g. Co Keene, do do
Samuel flumrlckhouss & Co., Lewisville. do de
Daniel Kgors & Co., ,CadH, Harrison co., o.
Atkinson 4 Hilbert, Hari,onvs, do do
June l5 l843.