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CYf- Mercantile Library AssociatiOn.-A meeting
of the Literary Society OF ths NJ L. A." will be held ON
Saturday Evening Nov past in the Lectureroom.
The object of the Society promote social intercourse,
and encourage frequent meetings OF the members for con-
versaona aHd literary purposes The members Of the Mer
camille Library Association are pecuy invited TO attend
g6 81 By order. C. B. VAN WICK, Secretary.
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" Course of Lectures to the YOunG.-The
fifth Lecture this course will be delivered hy Rev. Dr.
VAN ARsDALE OF Philadelphia in the North Dutch Church
corner Of William and Fulton sts on next Sabbath eve
ming Nov O. Service commence al O'clock III
Cy Prof. Bush will lecture Tomorrow Evening at
the Coliseum $50 Broadway. near GrandsL Sweden
borgs Doctrine of Angels being attempt to show from
Revelation and Reason that Ill 1ngeis Human Spirits
Lecture to commence u clock Seats free but ollec
ton taken up. IL
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I LIVERPOOL ORREL COAL.-The subscribers
Ihave hand from arrivals. Blundeps best Oe
Coal which they will sell In lots 10 suit purcaGers the
lowest market price
CAMEL COAL-Aso, a small lot of superior Camel
Coal. w. 4. 7. TRUSLOW,
ns 200 Cherry. ST and ITO Mulberry-st-
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~ Printing Press, Engine aud Machine Manuiac.
tory a. Gold SIN York.The subscribers continue TO manu-
aciure Printing Presses and article appertaning To
complete Printing and Binding establishment Also Steam
Engines from three twenty-five horse power Dies Roll
ers Fly Lever md Drop Presses for jewellers and silver
Smiths Circular Saws Mandrels Screw Cutting Mill
Gearing &c. and machinery OF every description redu
ced prices.
NB-Paricular attention given both day and night 10
iobbing. In8 I'm HARRISON l. LAYTON.
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THE MOST THRILLING ROMANCE
OF THE DAY.-The Fatal Legacy, or the Doomed Heir!
" by j. Melville author OF the Cruiser" Isabel" "Eu-
geua &C. This fine il will be seeu is from the
n OF this talented author The scenes and situations IN
this work striking and novel, and justly entte
rank with the best works OF fiction Price 2s cents
Published this day by w. Il. GRAHAM,
ne 2lis Tribune Buildings
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. LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. - The subscribers have
formed limited partnership pursuant 10 the provisions
of the Revised Statutes the StAe of NcwYork, for the
transaction OF general Commission business In the City OF
New York, under the name or firm OF BENEDICT Il
WILLIAMS Eli Benedict and John q. Williams the gen.
eral partners Daniel Stanton and Edward Tompkns
are special partners and such special partners have
each contributed the OF twenty thousand doll rs in cash
to The capital stock. All the sad partners residents OF
The City of Ncx-York and the said copornershp is
mence The day the due hereof and 20 terminate on the
ih lay OF November 4. u. 1850.
New-York, Nov 4lh, 1916. ELI BENEDICT,
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fall Sasbnns.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND o.


MEMS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHlNG-CHARLES NJ. CHURCH, No. 100 Chat
" haI-s would invite the of his friends and The
public his Fall and Winter styles Of mems bey1
aud chidreRs clothing, consisting In part OF hne cloth dess
and trock coats Tweed and Cashmere sack and ohce
coats and pilot ovsrcoas and circular ciosk black
and fancy pants splendid silk velvet and msrno
vests o. all th- newest patterns.
FOR YOUTHS u complete assortment OF Jackets, psns,
vests sacks and overcoas made in every style and OF al
sizes
FOR CHILDRENh he oaers great variety Of CLOTH velvet
and fancy suits made and trimmed In the most fashionable
manner all of which he determined TO sell al pr-
ces Those particularly requested TO call and ex-
anime his stock before purchasing elsewhere % lmis'
SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS BOYS AND CHlLDRENS CLOTHING
WI GEORGE 7. GREEN, ITO Chaiham.sL corner OF
Pearl-Wul keep constantly on hand a FULL and COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and GILL
DRENS CLOTHING, OF ali descriptions, made in The
Nosr FASHIONABLE STYLE which ne would most respect
fully invite the all. OF those in want As he has made
arrangements ClothJ CaJJmereJ pesng &c by
every packet and has secured the services OF experienced
Cutters pledges himsefo give perfect satisfaction 10 all
who may purchase.
~ BGdrpients made 10 orfr M me a,ortest not'cs a
with strict punctudlifs W eodsu
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.o., s..,,r,uuI Too uleu tho inqu,sitvc spiri,
~ i,s attention matiss which are beyond iis
nsI and attempts to hthom tho mysterious depths OF
r{n " iSlor, h the short pummci line OF human reR
nn How much more profitable 10 apply this desire to IN
y,.sac ~ field ot nature little research there
ts,h,u IA ,n turosshny o mcBsuItnc the purposes OF
Hm who has s,orci and gnrutshcd II with priceless va,a
hr. Nu among tile css, OF thcsch SarsGparia Read he
record cfhr incnscn mount of good which has been erect
al nh tho III this concentrated IN the form OF
S,NpN'S SASs,r,HtLLA The dyspcptc, the iesis vcnin
ct mineral medicines tho scroiuln stricken suhene ,o
rnuys of job the bo,chcd aud dishrued subjects OF cruz
lions tho rheumatic tho bous-hl have been resuieu ~
health through its agency. SO much Tor iuVesNh 49,
rNrcrt,rcn applied in the right direction II Z, n
Prepared md sold wholesale Rnd rrtall, Ny
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. ~ fu,ois" ~ h,, mr.
Sold also nj rs Bruadwsy II East pi., q ms,
ris,a rcncuv throughout, tho United States fco ~ po'
h,, "A. bottlr tnr 81
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,NIxST pRENIUM SUSPENDERS silver
L Medal awasded!- Our good. have been pronounced,
by competent Judges the best in me c as Tue DOCKS the
invite The attention OF buyers 10 our well selected stock
consisting OF every variety OF style ana warranted IN every
The most n.rl,.ct article OF the kind IN Tue world. For
sj in anv quantity cheap al the warehouse OF the New
NJ =; ~ . i'N'" 'N' HUTCHINSON L RUNYoN
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A MEXICAN MUSEUW.-Every Day and Evening
fAthis week. commencing Monday Nov. 5, ls45-SPlen-
did performances every afternoon at o'clock and every
evening at halpast The manager has re-engeged me
living male Oang Outnng for another week, together with
the famous English Dwarf They will both be visible every
and evening. Also engaged the inmitab!e Droeris
MI Winchc The Dongola Mnstrels, the Ethiopian Sere-
naders, Mr. Mortified. the Comic Singer, Mrs Merrhed,
the Vocalist and Danseuse The Dancing Witches the hyde
Oxygen Microscope and Madame Rockwell, are engaged
Admission - cents Children under TO- l2t cents
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SOIREE MUSICALE.

Mrs. VALENTINE MOTT, Jr., Pupil of Signor Gre
1Vlvo, aud member Of The Royal Academy OF Music re-
specially informs her friends and The public, that a. the
request families she will make her first appear
euce in public on Thur lay evening 18th of November 1872
the Apollo Saloon; when she will be assisted by The fol-
lowing eminent artists viz Signor Rapeu, Violin; Mr.
Phillip Mayer; Mr.. Henry c. Timm; Mr.. John A Kyle;
and Mr.. George Loder.
Tickets 81 10 be Obtained al the principal Music Stores
aud the residence of Mira Mott go Broadway ms
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EASE NIENES MD DE LAINE.s-Ju.l rect4Veu
v al Sarn-rs 23l Grandst the following goods, VIZ:
case super Thibet Cesnmeres the richest goods offered
this seasor-thc same thai has been sold for 9swil now
case rch Cashmere full coIors n. %. 3D. per yard
do De LANES, do IS do
100 pieces do Is I'd do
100 do do do Is do
Also cartons super Cashmere long and square SDaws,
all wool-the richest designs of-red-wi be sod at a
great sacrifice.
Also cartons Brochs Shaw new patterns, from 81 80
TO IS.
Striped aud Plaid Wool Shawls, which will he gold very
chssp by ms Stis1 s. BARKER, aSl Grand--L
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Ruined by Jest-Orginal.
Biographical Sketches OF Miss Mary Taylor, Oft Olympic
Singular Facts Rescued from Stray Sources
Garcia Perez. by Hon. Caleb Cushing, concluded.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

~ The recent appointment Of Dennis ftenr as col
ecof Of The rer, of New Orleans NOW ilslsnaia Tho
"c' iai sumo wo years since he krd Senator Maya.
man. oi Louisiana IN duel. has again induced The pres.
:" 'eeaf 10 The case OF Lieut. Hurst. who Was dsmsseJ
rom The Navy by Mr. Polk hecause he tug h, blood
''sS doei Why. the roorle will ask. il fighting duel
was ah objectionable sin IN Lieut.. Hurst. II deemed no
offence at all, IN Mr. friturin George w .inl,s, ap,
p''h'd Surveyor general of lowa--in Gideon b. Mat.
lock- appointed 10 an Indian Sub Agcncy-aed in Alccc
Laoranehe. appointed naval officer Of New Orleans
each OF whom has killed his mani
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25
SOI,YIiMEsTt.RN ROAD.

We ase., in annther column, a very sensible article
in relation 10 this important improvement. Although
ii rn,na from the writer in reference to the proper
,,os Of the rad James RIVER We concur with him,
=. 10 the expedency Of adering 10 the Nlacadamzed in
r,.e.,eace 10 Rail Road mode oi Improvement bet
-, .d,p,ed 10 the local OF The country design
ID =. neneraie and more in accordance with the wishes
.d the people whose immediate benef, II is lended
and as one, which, from lis less cost, will be
Il.,y Il, obtain from the Legislature the necessary
Car liz rons,ruciiun We prefer IT, too, because, although
xe have M doub, a Rail Road runnin, through Virgi-
mia, and extending thence 10 Memphis in one direction,
and 10 the Geargia line. connecting with her Central
rail rad in another, would command an Immense rav-
81. yet we have guarantee tia, Tennessee will make
,bose connections il We should touch her eastern honn-
diary with our line. Indeed, understand that tie peo-
,e Of East Tennessee who are most deeply interested
In this improvement, like those Of Southwestern Nr>
pinia, prefer Macadamized mad
we hone that this declaration will satisfy writer in
The las, 'Iexncton Gazette" lhat are net as he
.sser,s .,he god ia her" Of the scheme Of "a maeni
ecu, Rail Road from lyuchburg 10 Tennessee. as inien
,ed 10 surersede the .urlhtreAt nson of the James Xiv
er canal" The r chmond Wing has recommended
this Sc hcme and we have copied its n,aksbut we
have not adopted nor advocated that course.
Ia reply to the Fncase "Nary Wig" which
takes up the cudees in deence OF the position assumed
Nv The Rev j. n. johnston Of Buchanan al the Abing
don Convention. have only 10 say. that our opinion
as 10 the props ertsas u The Southwestern Road, I'M
der existing circumstances not likely to he affected by
. repetition Of arguments in favor Of Buchanan with
which We have brta familiar for at least six years pas,
do suppose, tie o,ltr hand tina. any thing
we can say will any influence upon lis judgment
or upon that Of Mr. Johnston. All Of u.s. probably are
in the condiiion the var..s lraesmen in the fable
each Of whom deemto The particular conmodiiy in which
he traded d, cid,dly the les, for terrifying the .own-
the carpenter insisting Mood, the upon stone.
,he tanner uJon hal,r--aid sotn, In the end Of the
chapter. Fof"ur ""n iari, wiling 10 leave il
u the wisdom # the Leg STATURE upon VIII, h body al
last, aud hot n c"n'io,eisasis al Joors, that du
" ill deyolve. We 10 necessity, theftfIfe Tor
iursning the dscnssiun H. il ii be insisted upn,
shall no, shiink from IL.
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Sept %
rYRGy.v.Z.4. TO yy'yT:

4 Il quarterly continued and held for the coun-
IN ~ Of Halifax, at the court house thereof, on
Tuesday the 26ih day of August 1873 /:
On III, motion of Daniel Chandler, leyaiee in the
estate Sleph Jones decd, it is ordered that flen-
ry Pointer executor Of the last will and testament Of
the said Stephen Jones decd, be summoned TO appear
here on the fourth Monday in Novemher next, Ia siew
cause if any he can, why his power and authority as
executor aforesaid should not be voked and an adnn
istra,or de bons non with the will annexed appointed
And the said Henry Pointer not being an nhablian u
This commonwealth it is ordered that copy Of this or
der be inserted in The Lynchburg Vrgnian. for eight
weeks successfully and another pasted a, the front d,or
Of the COURT house Of his county.
\ Copy--Testp.
WILLIAM HOLT, e. II. G.
Sep = wes
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o. The melancholy days. of which the poe, sing,
have come. The weather has been nm rleos,n,ly c,d
particularly in the mornings and evenings. since SUNDAY
last mere was a slight frost on Tuesday morning
"oneh "o' enough 10 'nJnre vegetation. The Planters
whose TOBACCO Is uncut, and as most Of is, unrpe
cut are naturally alarmed al these early Indications OF
killing FROST which we hope they may esca pc until
the croPls secured. Much Of it, we understand ow,
Ing 10 the unusual backwardess Of the early part OF the
season, will not rlpcn in less than three or four weeks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

,,. H." om J'r Dd""!-Alessrs. John b. Brecken>
"u Nen'on Harper. Justices Of the Peace Tor the
" augusta, offer fifty dollars reward Tor the ap
49,. and delivery at the Jail in Stanton, Of
,vt. ""'a"" man, Gree named George Freeman
h,., supposed to be one Of The persons engaged in
H.. '''age recently perpeiraled. rear Siaunon, TN
=. yunn2 white female lie is described
a.. "r inches high about so Or 33 wears Of age
,,a, "e' pleasant counenance. He is plasicrer by
''o ''faer'y resided il Dvleiuur, cuuaiy.
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VIRGINIA /:


i Rules held in the Clerks Oi"o Of the C,enit Supe
IA rio Court OF Law and Chaprery the County OF Am
herst, on Monday the lst day of September, 1915:
Sarah Penn Brown infant the ge tweni y-one
wears who sues by Hugh Brownher father next fend
and the Hugh Brown under deed
Of marriage settlement bearing DAT the I7h day Jnna
ny 1913, executed BY Saran Penn, Plaintiffs
against
Edmund Penn and lane his wife, william s. Crar ford
and Ann +. u. his wife, the same William s. Crawford in
his light and as administrator with the will annexed of
Elizabeth Long, deed Elijah Fletcher, Edwin II Jordan
and Jane his wife, and George b. Payne and Cahine his
wife, Defendants.
In CHANcERy
The defendants William s. Crawfofd md Ann +, u his
wite not having entered their appearance md given
according to tho Of Assembly and rules of Tins
and appearing bv satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this commonwealth 1t is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here the Monday
IN January next and the bill ef the plaintiffs and
thNt copy of this ord be orthw inserted in some news
paper published in the town of Lyme hburg, for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and posted at tho front door of the courthouse
Of this county
Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TlNSLEY. c.
Sept. % WIN
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sol I'll CAROLINA AND PENNSYLVANIA


We 20 for decided reduction Of the ,,rifr and 9,
does lie Administrations Sosaystse Washington l..
mon, which might have omitted The latte, ,,s. ,,i,s
sentence. lnasnuch ntnly eanld have he, in,r,n,
% aif' Folk views whea Informed Of Mr Reh,es.
But Is a"reduc,iun OF The ta,ilf tho ,hio, ,i., s.
a"''na bareained Tor 7 No, =, all. Mr. is it the
t'e'se gwen IN the Address ni the Locolaco Conyenl
10 The people OF Virginia in the winter of 1919 South
'""'aa aeha"oS h'' mere PRODUCTION" of the is,ill
ou' the abolition OF the principle of protection and the
i'ocos oil 'fena s'and pledged. by that Address, 10
The same result. The Executive Organ however. he
glhs 10 ind that Pennsyvan and other Iafi ocoiro
S''es viii never consent II the abandonment of the pro
'eclve policy aud i, is therefore for makng such
c"mpfiEse at The question. as lille it may decpiye
many oi It's Southern supporters may moi drive Penn
syivana into opposition 10 the Administrator As I'm,
baltimore American remarks il Mr. Polk must decI.
between South Caroina aud penusy lvania. which IN
lose. he can much better afford to cut off \ r,m.,,,
button from his robe Of >ale than to have the br,pe il
sell upset by the 'a". oil the key stone Of the arch
which supports il
indeed, s1nih Cnr'na already knows tina, in ,hi,
conflict sfe is d''n'd 10 90 10 the wall The Wash
i'g'"n correspondents Of lie Charleston Mercury in his
last h'itr, aef showing that are removed from Of
nee IN ne ''heS rrn" hut the 'taiu If CaLounisn -
oe''"tes That ihcy have nothing to hope IN the tariff
qua Sill n IL he Fact" tss,s he y that the democratic
party Viii lave d cd,d majority in both branches Of
Co"2fe's VIII not give you simple revenue talff, any
more than Wien the Wings ruled lis councils. You
VIII be called on 10 compromise and yieid by which the
pr.cpe q protection will be retained Such is the en-
'cr'anm, III which will be invited at the approach
40 ID
publican not 10 abuse the protective feature of the tariff
100 mnch-ior the worse II makes II appear. the more
worthy Of eo"dt mutation will lis party be, if. after all
her dcnuncial"ns OF protection, and their pledges to
b"lisli H. they permit il 10 remain untouched
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

II sinso'" Development The Washington cores
pendent "f The Charleston Mercury Ga Calhoun paper
says: The celfbiacd Kane letter. pu, forth by Mr.
i"lk (dorng tie recent Presidential canyass is under
$1,000 10 hare bcen writica by The present Secretary Of
The Treasury. R. j. Walker.> lie was here, and be-
ing Penns, lvanIan, he conceived the brilliant idea of
running Mr.. Polk in the las, Presidential election ms
protective 'arIii man in Pennsylvania and New York,
and directly HE contrary in the Sonth Well-he wrote
that curious compound Of revenue tariff, with ncden
tai protection 10 anuactur,s and of protecting all ia
eIesis alike &c; by which he himself went to Misss
sppi and aavuca,ed Mr. Polh's election as free trade
man. whilst Nh Buch,nan in Pennsyvania proved
from the letter that he was better proleclion man
than Mr.. Clay Well The humbuggery succeeded :
and if aa not piisatormed. he does not hesitate to
plume himself on the achievement"
Can this be lrae2 II it is, we can need no farther ey,
dcnce of the ah ui The accusation SO often nade-tha,
the election II Mr. Polk carried by deliberate md
systematic taad.
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o. GAYD TO THE L.1DzES.
New Fail and Winter Goods.

DICARDS, RYAN & co, have the pleasure Of
~ announcing to the LADIES Of LyNcnBuaG and
those of lis vicinity, tia, they will receive and open
THIS DAY, large p,rtinn of The their stock Of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing ore Of The mos,
varied and elegant in styles OF rich fancy goods, il has
been their pleasure 10 offer them
The junior partner having just returned nom the
Northern cities, confidently assures his friends aud the
public generally that he has spared pains procure
the NEWEST and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS that the
French, English and American markets could furnish.
Their stock Of Cloths, Gassimeres. Vestiny Shftings
Cravangs Gloves, Hosiery. &c. &c., greatly surpass
any they have had The pleasure OF exhblin. in
this market. They respectfully solicit examination
Of their extensive stock before purchasing Term, cash
Prices to correspond with the terms and times None
shall sell The style aai quality of goods, kno,cingl
cheaper than zoe. REGARDS, RYAN & CO.,
Next door to w. +. Young.
Sept. 8 Is if
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED
U'ETA GR.lHEa

fs'IlE subscriber has received supply Of the ceIe
L bnfrd "Lahont'Tlaic specific for Grarei"
ihls article is repared By the celebrated Doctor Lee
al New fn and is Offered 10 the public as one vi the
greatest discoveries of the age.
Il afgds relief in that most distressing and dangerous
ni all diseases called Grapel even il the most aoyraya
ted eases. Certificates o lis eff acy of the highest re-.
Speclabi'iiy. " be shawn TO any who may desire IT,
so'ne Vi them from nwn in,nlediule ne,rlborhood
fa ssf ~ JOIN II. SEAY, Dtug1st.
Seq - sam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

MEXICAN NEWS.--We have no later accounts
from the "sea' of Wal" The Washington Union of
Saturday evening last states that alter cluse exanna
ton OF file Of Mexican papers received at the State De
parmen, II finds nothing worthy Of notice except The
unofficial announcement Of Gen. Anasiasio Busamente
The otner President. who has recently Returned from
long exile General in chief of the army of opera.
li"ns iar Texas Tie letters Of The members of the
Mexran Cabinet accepting their appointments, contain
no alusion 10 Texas, except that the Minister OF War
says that he is induced accept from the circumstance
that Mexico is threatened by power which seeks to
trample her ghts under foot"
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TOR Ra.N.Y,.


o. HRANDRErrs Pubs. irimonjots ii.nors
the cause aud only Cause Of al Pain aad Distress Il,
The Body Pain is the warning given by the nerves that
there acrimonious humors In The body No nun
had an Election of the lungs but it from .2crmon5us
head nm affection at the heart but IL produced by Tho
Rheuma' ISN'T is the Acrimonious iumus which have
tied upon the membrane Of tn, muscles SO wih d,s.ncrr
the Acrimonious iunors have settled upon tl- murns
membrane OF the bowels aggravated in eases hy the
retention OF Hard Fecal matter those i'm I'M ornn,
There never was pam dsrcss in part of the body
uness II was prol ccd hy acclen that was not nrca
sonedhy the pesc of ted Inmlr II J.. these hlmts
which have to be expelled and BY doing the pain or dis
tress is To he removed To do this with certainly IA,
BRANDRErHs Puts must he used They as inno az
bread, yet alpnwrtm tho of the cause Of sc
ness may be taken at any time ofday night Without
teraton of diet or fear OF cold.
81 The following the only authorised Agents for III,
sale OF DIR. Benjamin Drandleths Vegetable Universal
Pills.
PAYNE * GREG Dry, Lynehbnrg, Campbell.
Henry Lakewood, Castle Craig, do
\. III. Sweeney X Co, Matys,ille, do
Lee Bailey Il Co Bropknca1,
benjamin Nowlin X Co., Falling Creek,
WIN. Mathews x Son, " alkers Church, +. Edward
Good, Bars X Co, kmgsville, do
WIN. Rice y Co, ramville do
Roberts X Brown, Amherst CT. llo.,
Samuel Cash, Sanliigcs, Amherst,
Peters K Reed, New Market, Nelson,
c. +. Estes Il Son, Lovingslon, do
q. =. 4 II. g. Bell, Liberty, Bedrord
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
Sept. % ZOO II