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Observation-Disclosures!
NELSON
To hs Editor. Of tie WAix ,


To hs Edifors Of tie WAY:
Genlemen-Will you permit from the country 10 say
run or aisehoodU VI Magnetism, Of "Cuit.
depends not on the personal character OF Mr.
DE Bonneville that questions of Science should be
ahea WIN coness. and especially that in their
mere .hpad De an en's abstinence from appeals invi.
d'ors 'sel'ngs-sb0Se all. to Religious prejudice.
he winter being IN your city during the delivery Of Mr.
he course ct Lectures, but before the explosion
Ills acquaintance. and eonsersed with him large ON
ms iasof's subject While his department that Of
geh'msn he wns prompt snd full in his as~es 10 oil n
a''ries Affected mystery mysesion aud appeared
~ ho means Ut subject for terrorism which altar
paS' attempted TO be exercised ON hm. Tue Medical
esiohs are divided A. ~ the merits HE suhrct-
bu' sep?csng them to be unanimously ainsl it, tho late.
hsent ponon Ut the people generally whom the appeal
aue IN 'hs case being dsinteresej quite compe
~ N't'e1s ~ Phenomena passing before their eyes a.
any Gentleman with gold-headed cane. And II the Phil
osopny ot the Faculty insufficient to explain these we'll
atesttd facts. IL 10 proper Il, Know tb, ~. %. :. ,,
ply which will.
as p1uesl papers are ordinarily the iitesi the sire.
TOT 'e discussion oi Religious questions 50 no
en position should be assumed ~ ihsir Editors In
opposing an unpopular assertion OF Science. Som. ,v,
MINK u huIs hazardous for example, to saw pos,y.,y
P'o ~hst ousaf not TO be true herein King Alf,n,,
We "'e oIJ thought that ne h,d b, pre- MT nj III, ere.
suon lac could have given ia. Deity some valuable su,-
cIro's! -" " " "''s
rhers those too who believe that .,or,el." 70 man
'"','"ns OF susPensioLs" III the laws at naturc-ut
least that impossible prove them such until nil those
avs are known and that II this their character eli;
80 "o' me huhdat on OIL UT Indispensable To b.,
VEL IN Revelation In Short that Common n,,on on hi.
suo,et lar from bein. universally conceded In NOW q,
u' 'nasen mat u may rather BIO regarded vulgar
'o'' anong thrSo OF no mean who have dlsse,t-
90 from tue ea''oG.,s views may be mentioned SIR Tho-
bto~n b. Jeremy Taylor, JoAA Locke Lord Shpfe,burv
IT. S'nJefs middleton, CoLsvidge, Lnrd Brsusk ., and
ons s OF herman dvines with Luther q; thst head be-
aes ma"y lees known To fame. Those who may wish TO
y, ~ as'et,ipn may consult the reerenc. Ia the note
Magnetism then, which moreover HIS ,mony II, hI;.
n'eisent Chrisars Of every should be n,
licked by the nereduous with other weapon. thu ,uob
tend 10 excite Religious hate A pRoyINCIM
".a'ei ~ J. SEC .; lab. OF Propheeyrg Bee n I'd
e,e~ NO " 10 losd as Lsisr To a siues Mt DR. M,
ee ron Rome, the Binr Ii,.,ngr- m Ia,
80 e., vat Ihro"sy near the end ne wsnss Theodore
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TIE L's"lafus- Great bVSnep G,COrs IL Long DoeV
meats HSd i0se Speeches.

m'Ats HSd lOag SpsseLes
There has not been IL! This Century, - important a
session Of the General Assembly the present A Con
vsndon, lacrnsl Improvements, EdueA tho reforms
t0n Of the primary School System reformation IN tho
System Of Colleges md Academies. the University. the
oonaet between Canals and Rail Roads besides the ord
usy legislative business dsvolysd upon the attention.
aud demand tho decision o. the present GeGtrsl Assem-
by--Ssmand it ~ order Of tie people
II plain the, through his enormous mass OF bu
snets, sfe must be les spouiag and more po,k Mem
bers masi Learn truths that they ought " have learned
long ago-l That they the Legislature 10 do
the LSsiHso Of TIE Public, aud mako speeches for
"Bunconbe or, IN other words " elscono III,
iato rseleeiion o. into Congress. That he who has
not lsssed b. eondsnso his topght shows BY that very
fact hs un6iness :, ouahten aud instruct others ANY
Tool pour Words aud very often the greater the fool
Tie words he VoivbihfT l. not often
tho mark Of w..dobi, the proof Of nowedss J. Mem
bs,u mskinE 'peschs' osghi not ospeeSly when they
are sddrss.nR the collective Wsdom" assume thsy
600 Oi'en do IN Logoofaoy, ihs OH but themselves are
wholly ignorant They oogb least concedo ia mine
hs their suienee haze passed through their born. book
Divorib, and Cocker cso,rsuy legislative orators,
Determined TO msso org speoeh) take up their sudenee
ssbsbes end sueknes noFsn, o every thing aud proceed
70 isaettysn the tudimonJ The TASTE IN thus atun-
ias EVER bidY Bat themselves 10 be dances and gnors.
-.s--s b ssser.bls bV, something than good
tssssths Psb iafsrsa, "a Involved, and requires the
ssssmatlsn Of mos, Psrseious and Distressing sbase
.fs.s Assssys,sa. 70 ,hst Demc-'hsues never
speks Longer th,h sbeut ~ houf Cictfos ofsuon',
sas sas 81 Lssal. be delivered Ia esoa Zee tine. M
1919. csadr-.c6 ts tSardsrs ia,o spsoo Il is or ~
n.,assss The sicst men u the Long Parliament sud the
CSmRSaWsal'h Load Somsr5 even Lord BOlngbroke the
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"CoRREsPoNDENTsr 4.

Were tic Rev. Sidney Smith alive we l,ink himself
would admit that John Smith, some Of HE hard
blows with interest and in his csustc vein.
The letter FROM Memphis worthy Of public attention
We bsSr with particular pleasure from "Lrle Tsnns
that The Rsil Road cause il making decided advances
We again ask Of correspondents regard the delay ~
Publishing their ArIie!Os, gnaYoid.bleneesssity, moi
CHOICE. ..
In few days we hope (As Of long docu-
meats being oser have command u our own column,
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RnhHc PRIME

Public Printers 10 The House Of RopresentatiueS
Messrs. Richie & Heiss have been elected Printers to
the House for the 2sh Congress :-Rehe Il Heis= 1913,
Dow & Flax GO. Gales & seaOn g. jefferson & Co. ?.
This was pretty much Of and OF "Csu.
Gus" which is Of But predict that this very
Congress will elapse without the surprssson Of
Office which, is utterly odous in principle. hateful
RepubIcans and which plueks the People feather the
meets Of partizans AID sycophanu.
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NJ. mOwARp. Cls.
DUBLIC sALE.-In pursuance Of an o nd


EDUBLlC SALE.-In pursuance Of an ovder
- o. thu Inrsi States Cou Hsslrrn Diarct OF ysi
ME made on us is day NJ ynuafy 1892 es. ~ HOPKINS
Han against Geo. w. Taano, undsrsgnsd gpIse st A.
-ghse IN That easo gpdr the Set u Congesst establish UNI
form ,yp Of bauDp'ey throughout tho United stste passed
10" Ph day ~ ApguL lHfi VII Mondsy 1T dsy Of
CENTER neat l' beng ic county at The
Cour house ~ TIE said c3unty cell BY
ct btdef ~ tho flM us usd the real
estate Of ihe late ffaa IbO GSuecItsr
deystb the sad Ceoe " TassIr1 BY Vuehase VIII am
w Jones which nete conveyed by srr na Thornton n
william Jones 90 debt n tols sbsou,
an estate fcr The life o. Mrs. Htabsh g. Tasro
widow OF tie sh faaes Thoftsn IN pn-sesdtn nbot
hundred feandsr Of btnh ~ he rs
% ani Ciouesgsr Cou houss cal 81 Spring
sining - led and the In
very ksiy Slaves sbd uncersib anott Of
be without csgfvr. y thai
persrns who dss purchase 'ueb propery esanne
before he Day of Flle dcssrrtlon Of
p~rEuout
TERNS-fte order ~ The unier which
wiz ~ -ds deets ihsf hs ~ nr cash ur~ss the
me tu'csse stants huded doars nJrs. Inst
'h-i ~ 'hres months. from "
d,y u gseths purchaser eIecunr boud foe sa1e,
E7ni re sonsi sseut-y. WYNRHAH KEMP Assignee
tf--ctds
n. B.-The sale Of lh1 above properly Is post
ponsi usti soypAY The Oh day Of January, Is'e vhss
eerainy take place. W KEMP
q
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4, !THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

With -. ssuidI,rous detail. and the minute sonng
Of skb doesron 10 neither province inelina
baxe soy. hing to do Our task, think. is
limited 70 a'survey Of general scope and POLICY, not
she because the principles nvowed and the opinions
pressed ssshossoi James n. Pcik, intrnsicals very
small man, but because circumstances have placed Mr..
Polk the head Of Affairs in this grea, nation, becausc he
ihs 06essl hest OF the dominant party in H. aud be
y the existing rigor of party discipline the will
IL apaty 10 ssosi certain to be the viii Of the
pssy wetssestt him These things ought got to be
ouSht 10 be independence devotion TO the
public good and iaieres. But they have always
been 90, and viii CONTINUE Be until the end Of
orsatnlhS nature radically modified by his Creator
To reiurn then, the subiect-s strict perusa OF Mr.
Poks mcsags sss6es Of its densgoguc character and
design. rnd predict wha, before really did not
believe. thai he will be candidate for reelection in lS4S
Mid, hi. view, on the Oregon question should be
pesaed but for his proposition give England the notice
required by the treaty OF 1877 That amounts, as tbings
are. very little short Of denunca,ion Of wsr-that the
practical Of the idea would produce there
can be doubt at all.
Ne have been forced thinking OF these matters to
admire venerae and more, the wisdom Of old
American Statesmen! Was there ever happier idea
Than that Of the "jonr occupation OF Oregon! more
phosophic, more humane, mC'o republican and an
Shened II says in effect. this country, claim
odb BOTH but belonging ,rh neither. shall be kept
open 70 ooth tof coonzl hon, Tor seemoh', "o'e anu
cOusmerce And the article in the tIesry nisht have
sdded-"it of real value TO either Let all 20 there
who choose and take up their habnton, and in the full
Of time, Them establish jvornient 10! them
selves. and choose their own institutions!
Therecould not have BEEN as vs think, happier con.
don OF ssi. and blame Mr. Poll. ana the deliberate
,hoashi OF the country fail to blame him. for iermi
mating r. for ammuy the door Of compromise in the face
OF England, aud for hszardns and millions Of mo-
-. .l anaA
is DOT of the smallest value Show justify il
God and roSoence, and will shrink as citizens.
from with any Power, or with all Powers; But do
let have something tangible and ineligible 10 fight
about either in the saapo Of interest or LOAST,
Who fail that Or gon ia ours, is obliged TO be
our ~ isditias. aud without shedding drop OF blood
Ia tan yeam people will h that county. and ell the
world cannot disssi them If it.
We could have asked nothing better thin the treaty OF
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MAEriSsBURo, Dec

"Coskngs Tavern House burnt down on Saturday
night. We have this morning, now 9 " inches
deep, and continuing"
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HINTS hpoUT INTERNAL IMPRoyeMENTs

AZ The gensIs Impression H. thst toe Necessary funds
either from the sa,e indiydpol'. will utyef b. provided
through tie work 10 The Ohio aud that The p.wsf Of st
ConVsby beaeht tho nuniiy comgle ely psIsyred
the question ~ what should Lo done. 10 secure
Pofuon Of that uoje bat,ts s'Oo u Vsgni1 ts' ms NJ
leott BY gaiaTs eoitled TO-
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Clyh Of the House Of R.presenia.i,,..

q. d. French. Eco, Of New Hampshire, was elected
Monday, Clerk Of the H. Of Representatives. Mr..
}. was the Clerk Of the last Congress, (a.r the Ohio
eTpl,son) and being Hetptonsble, was Of course
continued in the place.
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RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Soval presented resolution. that ,he committee
oischoos aud colleges enquire the expedency OF the
payment OF school amount OF Richard u. High and Wash.
,ng,on 4. Oliver tor tuition OF four children.
Mr. Taylor offered resolution enQsife into the ex.
ped'sney ct revising TACT sppropnsns $4,000 annual
" 10 the Unssoity II Virginia"
Mr.. Gsrneu otfsr,d tho following:
Resolved. That the committee on finance be insuue
ted TO report to tas House. bill imp1sinx for the
support u Government go far practicable upon hs ad
'soism principle. Laid on the table. ...r. ...
Mr. Flood asked that leave be given bring Bill to
app 'r1n the school quotas vi Buckingham, Campbell,
Pnncc Edward aud Charlotte.
Mr. Duff asked that the committee al, roads be in.r,e
ted To report Bill No. liz of last session.
GA motion OF Mr. Baldwin,
Resolved. That the committee o Finance enauire into
the eSpedeney ot providing by Law tie collection by
eons'abcs OF the taxes aud ees returned by sh.r
insOl,ent. -
On motion vi Mr.. Lyons.
Resolved That the ajsnt &c the Public Guard
De authorised 20 this Hail no warmed BY furnaces
10 &c located IN the bassmen, ef the Capitol. rt.
Mr.. Turner offered resolution that the Commits. q,
Agriculture and Msnuiseiorcs enquire into the propIey
OF Incorporating the Hsrpers Ferry and Shenandoah Manu-
featuring Company.
Mr. TottR Offered the follow ing resolutions,
Resolved, That III. Second Auditor communicate to the
House, tabular satemtn OF the tonnsvs which annual
" pssscd the Blue Ridge Canal from III, time of n.
eomplehon uEh Its usnsier 10 the James River aud k.-
nswha Company. and subsequently, Of the ARTICLES tfan.
ported aud the tolls the same; and rross re-
copts and Expenditures during the period; also
statement OF the tonnage which annually passed upon the
od James River Canal tor ten years preceding the trans
i.r OF that Improvement To the Jane. River aud Kanawh
Company' and the amount which has passed subs, ueny
oh motion of Mr.. PESpLEros. the House adjourned.
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IlEPPER AND FLAxsEgD CANDY Tho su ssubsr bssiIs
manufactured q Cay,nfs Peppsr Csudy which
h. eau Lsby recommend u Cove aud SIRE ThFa
VII On az genera " % ptvasnl q the year. a.
b.. aIlo on har aid Constantly supply % esh Fs
sppsfy candy considered sn ,aeous fr TIE emo
val u Cough, and cox, JUAN filLtNL
d.y Htu e0oT 10 The Exchange Psnk
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, December 4, lei5.
This STEAEIs announced the Standing Committees, "a
list Oi winch will DO given morrow and there being no
business before the body
Ga motion e Mr.. NEwSAS. the Senate adjourned.
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pWe are compelled 10 lay over the Congress proceed.
ings Of Tnesdpy aud Wednesday, which however
VI particular interest.
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VIoYT's OFFICE $1,000 Cspirs cor 10 dsy--ths
II drawing received By i2I o'o5et. Teks's only 81
Packages for fsle the usUsl terms until o'clock, 81
HOYTs OFFICE,
No a
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1H'O 4. G. Alias ARCHIBALD g. SToK rs

W n " ALIN5 4 NCfIIBALU U. > 1UN rs (:
You VIII pss; take notice. that Friday, lay Of
January In the year 1896 between III hour. n
ing AMI .uH'e oftne day Anne IN
the Of som~Tset Of the Saio Gown
house Of aid county shall depoton Of n
w Handy and others 10 be read in syiene csraia suit in
Chaneey no~ pendns "a the Circuit Superior
ChsReey for the of Lancaster which plant n and
yonrfEnf beisaT defendants aud ora ssy afo
SAID Deposit shall b. skn being CONNIE shall mot
be completed the day and between Tho the
ASE q" Tie 'ams viii b, continued from day taken OF
completed Yours, Il.
De 5-wiW. THE JDORH q DAsUELI
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NJ ANA0ERS' pnIyr orr,cr c -.

M SSAoEhs' PRIZE oFFlcE.--T. REACH
siaOS0 al az ,o uso Ls''s.iss Zoe M. sa.i4,
Ti.ke" 81 halves q ana,,,,sI ''s""' whole
wh.i. Tst.," :, Lottery $4,000 So. rs Nos II dr.s,
CT, $3.50 SG halves So quarters " cts.
Office Of "''ook 'hi' morning At the Capital P,,,.
T. X. BIGGER & co
s.o,o A., tot this Afternoon. w.
S'oso w ~ lOO0. As, % No. no a,.. AL,
Tickets ss-.haros in proportion whole
"" No,' oi P"komoke Lot,sty, Clss. esS
M, u ~ Is 25 ~ 30
sold and aid by n,ccrp o. stoo"
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoks Cia.. a3s. w.
u.,s ~ % 20 ~ - 81 10 - g. 6 as 0
paid by NJ, ~ oSvo AID and
"a NO. ~ o. G.spd Consolidated Los.sy. Cl.., no.
u.,, ,.., % - ~ es Is 81 90 so IS sc
La, In ieAe' Nos. - ~. prize OF SiOo0. ala an,
See Grand ..h.,, BIGGER & co.
er column. *se' u 20. u snoth-
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W The Beard Of Managers Of the Gentle.
mems Benevolent soe.'y the appoio-n f ia, fol-
owing seheen as Collectors" fo' so.e for the
yea: '. ''0H' 49, s
for Monue wad:-Fretssiek Nc, u.so.l =, wan,
sgnford beojamia Tate, wlaa war John Harold Ino,o,
J. Gsnn ~
to' Madison Ward Geo Iusbi.ca tCasinnan, wn, ID.
samuel Pu'psy, lan's 0ardlst Hugh A. Watt wm
Alien. 49, W."
Tor Jener-on Nads-rhsuas ~ Ailesd (h. rm,ni n,v,a
Buinstan Cornelius James H. 70. dr,t.r Cb.-.s
James kiansird, Jam e. WIN M. '''
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tClikEs on EcerieIty d. lows Iisr by % |.
- Curi Friday Evening o'eIaek Dee s,h M,,, yi,s,
Magnet ise:aPh Wi, be Presenid for -Ihaa and set h
,e So, W .n @, cchs Rub Aarae baIsy Groves Galva
tdn,iss IS e-Et. 1. -.
ufhsL -Diyine servie- held a. The honuu- mat
Church on Sunday ReeIorsip of thr R,v
eto NooDHHIoaE, who has been called Christ chursh
Tie eonsT-rsncn of Christ Church Of the late
ana all ohsr' mo auena
the AogI a.spsa
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PETITIONS

lFfsfutfd a. follow,
Wy Mf LrrrwrH. from Lemu,l Y. Bsily, asking 10 be
divorced from his vic.
Wy tame. rom citizens Of WytLs, Tsrowsil, snd Giles,
Tor new county.
W zane from Jsmes r GIeav,s sod others, ior seps
rts election ~ A1am ROsenlson's, In Wyihr.
By ". ParRIcE, from citizens u Ksnawha Mason and
ChbsI iOf rev county, out u paris II sid counties.
Wy hrTigLYS, from eiutsns Il Purcelsyilie, In Lou
do0H county. Tor sepsfais election IN sid Town.
Wy Mr. TotGa, FROM the President snd Directors u the
LyDctbufg ana Sssm Tsnpke Company Tor increase Of
cagi'sl socb Tor tho pupose q Mac sdsznn ssd Road
~ VI. Ba,rS u hbsmlfe, from citizens Of scot,ville
and ntighb'fhOod. fslsuso 10 The ~ tlyilo Turnpike
w W. BUSwfLL, from citizens of Bcdford pfaying for
q sepafsts election NJ tho house n heTsnder Wade.
~ MI fsyDLsros, from ThOs. Shannon, Of Giles
,sbing lsavo 70 make Turnpike Rosd scfJss ClOyd's
ho9niaiB.
BY ssms, from a. Bean q Go'. FREQ wonsn Of color
a'binz 20 be permitted w The Common weolth
by Mr. STHVrf. from Pnsbs J. Baker, Of Ffsnktn, ask
Ing 10 BE- divorced from h.T busJsUd
" Mf Nrcatt, FROM l,him Llwborn sad oiors, Of
Eediofd, asting 20 hsve fno refln0ed. y
" NJ GJoyNis, fon, Tbo,. W. Cb's OF Isle Of WIGHT,
ssel :, hsva enc refund imposed ny Jery Of the 30
perW Cpyfi.
~ SIR KLos, iom citizens u Suffolk, In the county Of
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CORN, OATS, FODDER. TOBACCO, &c. &c.
fOR SALE At AMBLgRS,

An AUTHORISED by Mr. ". asid EIsounI Of the late e ~
Read " cell al the Corn, Oats, Fodder sbuets To Se be
losrnF Es n imS ef In the county n Hsnreo There
100 bits Of Com CROP so 90 600 lbs ofOas with
shuck and Tops u the Crop. desire sell privately and
ioedaeiy that b. TAD before Carl 10 deliver
viii e the Tobsceo crop supposed be about 1000 s 20 Js
delivered In Riehmoni sir ppsd
u sod BY the tS Deeebrr the win that Dag Ne
offered puhe sal Terms oss Pre- the RiehaoHd nafte
De 4-chdus W. u. sins.
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VIZ sahs Lodge OF Virginia convene At tine N,,o.'.
nan IN u's si,y, On Monday sstnhE n.I, dee, g. M q
'N"eN A. ~ order, JOHN DOVE. q. see'y:
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EA E'oR RENT Fur rcnt, and po..,,,ion
t gwen ON III. IL. j-S Of hnu,ty nsst-a eou-.u,.,t
sJn Aprb 70 u r,tsIr a., = gc wo'h
IL S-e,.. - Do'
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27

9r DR. sHERMAN's INDICATED tOZ- TNGES.-These medicines have already perform. ed many almost incredible cures. They have been used by Ministers of the Gospel. some "t whom have heca totprng upon the very brink of the grave, ana have raised them up: they have heen used by all professions and classes of men, in Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, and various diseases ot the Lungs, and found 70 he more etfecIual than any med icnes ever used. They have destroyed more Worms, and saved more children from an early grave, than any other preparations in the world and they have relieved more Headaches, Papitations, Nervous AL fec,ions, Rheuma ism, Pains. &c. than any other prepa ra ion that recommendedto to the world The testimony of those who have been cured by their use, or rather, of :he most striking and desperate cases, have been published in pamphlet form, which may he had from all Agents who sell the Lozenges and Poor Mans Plnster.-Were it de- sirable an overwhelming of the like testimony could he produced 10 show that Dr. Ss Lozenges are the very best medicines in the world. They are strongly concentrated, prepare under the direc-
 tinn and inspection of skIllfnl phvsician and are
 offered with perfect confidence. they have been
 before the public for more than five years. and have
 never heen known to do any injury. or produce the
 least dssa,sfa cion with those who have used them
 according to the accompanyng direction. ..' For sale bv S. BUELL.. K M. WOODRUFF, Litchfeld. A. Miles SS Son. Goshen, Nathaniel Smith, Samuel Russell. Torr'ngtord. Aaron Reed. Stureess & Blynn. Sharon John Franklin. Cannan.
 Wm Lawrence & CO. Norfolk
 M l.. Graham & Co Salisbury.
 Wolcot,viie Manufacl'ng Go. Wo!co,tville 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-27
WEALTmY FAMILIES.

uTEAI.THY families are those who use the :" Res III urrec,ion or Persian Pills " They keep the sturach clean the liver ree the blond pure, the aP' petite good the mind brilliant, in word, the person healthy. Those who have sall"w or yellow connse-
 less decsased; and that by taking the Persian Pills frequently, their sku will become clear and tair their stomach win be strengthened, and they VIII Ahe b,nm of health. Those who are inclined to fe- Vpr and ague dvspepsia, cos,veness or who ha ve ahpeass nt taste their mouth in he morning. nse these pills for they clense the stomach so effec tua,ly thu, the hrea becomes perfectly sweet Pa
 rents and all others should bear in mind tha, they are an effac,ualcure f.rtHe darrhoea No children ha ve used these pi,ls from the commencement of their disease mark this! for will you not blame yourselves, 1t your children die. thai did not try
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