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We dvubt whether "Evphns" Miss Burney) had more
DO pleased describing her visit the fanbssa
the old country. than had smile the WAIT.
OF the Richmond Pantheon ushered into pre-
sence yesterday.
The MeVrs. Pepper. who had previously put
the tes regard their Turtle Soup and other nice
ties, gave another opportunity Of making similar dis
play yesterday when pleasure pay the most
"dros OF the richest aud best bowls Of
soup We have tasted fornany a day.
We understand these admirable have
Soup served up to dsyi
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BOSTON MARKET fRp,Y AFTERNOON, July IS.
Cotton Market remains firm; salcs day of about so
bags the improved prices bl.
sales by rsta 500 Kegs Lard Sc; 20 half bbs Nests,
Tongues % per hall Dbl; prime Beef SCI per bb cash;
Mes do S64. Corn-The market is good, yellow readily
boxes HAVANA brown at esi9t. Molas.es-There Is 4
better feeling to this article, Large sales OF Cuba
fuegos at So Man,sns at 3Oa3oI-. Flour-The market
continues IN depressed Light sales Vi Genesec
$3.50; OHIO aud Michigan At 81 a. Nothing doing in
SJuthem-iflas.
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WINCHESTER ACADEMY.
THE Board OF Trustees of this Insti,u,

'ENHE BOard OF Irustees OF TINS Institution are
Eran-d 70 snHo1scs and guardians
Afr.n--en;. ~hch hey t.ieve permanent
eEre a. the eenrhs which from is favorable
'taress. TINS Aeadsmy ought e eoafer.
TWo genuemen The Rev J. Syhs. and Rev ~ Ness
Sho tno'olEh scholarship Board By
s,2 testimony sn1 7erschal obsevatnn
Alchemy frbcipas
1t TIE neI tie hs Monday Sep
,,ad.. h, been adopted embracing
Lanruae- ans Literature Aanaca and
Poea ant moral se-ses The aim Being only qu.y
eea 70 the highest
N aaost are such deer. necessary proper
70 aEss their education a hone.
STUDENTS fr1r a5Eos4 !oignE
&c N the famy q iT MrI-L WIN the Aea
E and g7ust for which has charge including fuel and sht for
session VI I've nonilIs $50
Tuition the Cssies and Mathematics per session.
ERzlIsn Branches alone, IL so
For No1sTn Language charge.
The y. PAD, invariably.
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DIED,
~ Wssvo,d county Of Ansil. morning the
-Oih mt, Nrs HAKY RDEERrsOS John Y Robert
TIE dsesa-sd family aud ma ny
al cunnste lfisbd- O. ds.l0fe L-f
Deep Tor ti@ dsId Tie grsf must is.
Wn9 grief gave weep before"
~ THE dsns ~ Lsr fl'tsr county ~ FIsvannl
90" ~ tnu JUDITH SOFT GAY, ofs laughter ssH
Cay In H. boom Youth .sssrsI
weeks which n" tore with 't pssSr"ss AMI parsres which
rhhacisf ed bsf whole s svfn1g Eryyf
pls8 Yria 9f cO8fDr hope nh3
Owed bff.
Then csass fand h1tufe, a., tears.
Tel gi0n I0tts Yn igh
There tvsfiasting ryrrg agpsaGs.
hnd l1Tl that rannn do
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
J.l, os,h, iSss.

Jaly 2oh, 1913.
ToBACCo.-Inspeetoas sa, heavy. and on common
aud mdsns qualities there has been sdysnce ~hi'
strictly prime 10 ess sought after. II lower than at any
one time during tho season. -.
liveries-whch decline from last week. Piiess.-
Corn &5c. per bushe Oa from Wagons and Depot Die.
CUT NAILs-4ta5c.
N. G. CoTTON-6SaIc.
TEAS-lmpcria and Gunpowder 75c. to u so; Baek
5ua75c.
wiiIsKEY-Bbl.. Csc; hhds. &c.
CANDLES-Spom 3hs32c; Patent Sperm zoe; Hul's
Patent he; Tsllow l0ai2S.
COFFEE-Rio 6iase; Laguayra 7lss; ST. Domingo
6}ao; Java l0SsIle.
HERDS GRASs-s7,e. do
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushcl.
FIsn-Ne~ No, Shai S7,s7i dull; No. Herring.
from wharf 81 50; dull.
FLouR-Receip,s OF new increasing sales Of Supcfh,e
in small Tote from Basin Bank S5; Extra S5i Family Ia
81 at retail.
IRoN-Pis sssas7.; English $780, Sweden sIoo; Tn
degar 500.
LlNE-70a7sc per cargo.
MoLASSES-N. Orleans in bb,s 3ia32e: Porto Rico
3ia33e; Cuba zoe.
oIL-wintcr ssSaioO; Fall strained soass; Whale in
bbls. Ale.
PRovIsloNs-Bacon thos round) 7,asc.; Shoulders
6a.c; Sides 73ssc. Lard sSa9c.
PLAlSTER-From the Wharf, S2i per ton.
SUGARS-Thsre IL an improved demand and prices
irmer with advance in n. .. and common quail
New otesns 6Aa7tc.
SHOT-5}c.
sALT-wh.rf 81 so to 1924; Store q so to les.
cATTLE-Bcei from S3a ,o4i; sheep from 81 1894
h's' ITO" - TO IT. EXCHANGE.
N. York drafts ~ p CT. Baltimore drafts Ia prem.
Ph,l.dsea. III prem. Nslh c.roAn. ~ d.,
Treasury Notes iai prem. Tennessee sdi..
Alabama Sds Specie prem.
COAL FREIGHTS.
To RshmOr 81 Ps' su.bet Philadelphia. sash
cents: Ne~-rOrk 81 Boston RAssaa
ssr
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The last Words-Earaets Of Gent Jackson
las. letters.

Until very recently, we have the different
Locofoco prints Of this country, publishing ex-
tracts from the letter. Of Gen'l Jackson. and in.
Producing them by saying tina; they We're the .'dy-
ing words''-tbe .'last ever written" &c, &c. Of
the departed Hero. These things all seemed very
we'll Cor our Democratic friends, until the Wing
papers got to publishing also, extracts from some
OF the Generals last epis;les-such thoze writ
ten to his friend MAJOR VIM. b. Lewis.
No sooner did these Loco prints discover that
there were some letters of Gen'l Jackson's, con-
tanning matter undreamt of ia their philosophy,
than they Immediately became uneasy and un.
comfortable. They no longer continued to pub
ish what ough, really to be considered as among
the last efforts Of the "Old Hero" bat at once
changed the subject.
Major Lewis, who had been ungraciously hurl.
ed from office by Mr.. Polk, finding it necessary
70 yindicate his character from the aspersions
thrown out agains, it. by the mnions Of that high
fdnctionary, published several extracts from let
teu of his departed friend. Gen1 Jackson.
As the pretended admirers of every lac that
was ever traced by the General, it wa. to he sup.
posed eandor and honesty would have prompted
these Democratic papers to publish those extracts
too but thus far we have not seen one Of them
laid before the public, BY the Editors who. shor,
time before they appeared. had sung such anthems
10 the '-dying words" Of their Chief.
Although il seemed the Loco Editors could 10;
psblish enough extracts shortly after hi death.
yet these very hold up their hands in
horror because MAJOR Lewis has seen proper to
give 10 the word extracts from letters which be
has received from the "Old Chiei'-not with the
view Of exciting sympathy. bu. TO repel charges
that had been made agzins; hin By the President
and some Of his tools Besides, they nave been
In the habit Of Proclaining tina, the American PEG
PIE would only lore and yeDerate the General the
more, the more they became acquainted with hi
every though, and feeling. But il is now shown
they meant by this OsteniatiOus avownl that the,
themselves should alone he allowed to ,sdge oi
the time and place Of the publication Of his let
tiers. They will soon learn, we shrewdIy suspect
that the Generals letters are like a twO-edgec
sword and can be made TO cut pretty deeply into
fhe very marrow Of some Of those who Owe then
political success principally to the Use Of HE pow.
erfII name"
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
Democratic Earrings and the Caudle Family

Denocrafic Earrings and the Cdudie Family.
The troubles in the household Of the great De-
mocratic family at Washington, are no. unlike the
confusion and tumult which occasionally are known
TO spring up in the great Caudle family.
Mr.. Rilchie il is true still persists in II, that the
harmony Of his party never less interrupted
by discord than ut present. His whole efforts
seem bent upon convincing the people against
their will that Mr.. Folks administration is TO be
conducted with more unanimity than was ever be.
fore known. Yet, with all these assurances on the
part Of the Orgasist, we occasionally h. ar OF an
outbreak.
The Washington letter writers, who pretty
shrewd men, some Of them, act as lookers-on IN
Vienna, and are, perhaps, well qualified to Judge
when "harmony is discord,' and 'discord is har-
nony," a. the editor OF the Union. Scarcely
day passes by without letter from Wash
ineton, in which il is stated that there is a storm
brewing-and, no sooner does the editor of the
Organ sec these letters Notwithstanding he had
determined not to notice the scribbers) than he
pounces upon their contents and pronounces them
false.
Now, II does appear to us, as II would appear TO
Mrs.. Caudle in such case. tina, If there is really
"
cord, why does Mr.. Richie take such pains IN try
ing to convince the public,
When Mrs. Caudle accused her husband OF
having Partially for Miss Prettyman, he would
fly into passion and tell his wife there was moth.
ing in it. Not content with merely telling his
better half that there nothing in his attentions
10 Miss Prettyman, Mr.. Caudle would set to work
and try TO convince the Madam; but the more he
tried to make her believe there was no truth in it
the more she satisfied the other way.
So it is with the Washington letter writer's and
the Organ. We think the ''scribblsrs'' as Mr..
Richie calls them might, in this matter, very ap.
propriaiely use the language of Mrs. Caudle and
say, swell, now, Mr.. Richie, it's no use bouncing
about at t-but of course that's it," we can't
mention discord in the harmonious democracy"
but YOU fling about and dance about If YOU
were on a hot griddle. "Of course that shows that
there's something in it. Otherwise, why should
you disturb yourselfl''
We think Mrs. Caudle's argument TO prove that
there was something in her husbands attention to
Miss Prettyman, is particularly clinchng, and
want no better evidence ourselves OF the discord
now existing in the Locoloco ranks, than Mr..
Ritche's repeated efforts to prove the contrary.
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rs, Psn,Leon Of this Cosn,ry.

fsa5s su,rs:a, Oct &c DO teFe tae, Sam ~i Assr en-.
ey elesi cf H. Re hsa ehaisecr 10 lose s,ite Of
hia tccenI hank einr nltrr looEr conpAnYn
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COu.MLSSlONER,S OFFLcE.

RIoHsoSD. JULy %, 1915
Tie Ds,s nnyi ani INTERESTED this hereby
hst sp9s'd Wsdnesly tie ia DAY o. Ortobsr nett
is';. al ~ oeo,s uns for THIS
Dnee tho-s dIues s-sgnsd ths order
sti wbsfe tsy dIeed stetd with d3euup,
eOIHts and 'oDebsn vii enable fBhi
tie - 2p-NS~ ~ PofTtACX NJ CONT
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE,

July ~, 1855
Tx recent destructive fire in New York will,
OF excite soeude regard effect the sovrney
OF Insurance Companies that city places.
Tue Directors arford Fire happy
to ia. aud the puLe they PreIarcd
ADJUST and all
their surplus funds and
Withdrawing their Their
ample iof the seenIiy OF all no insure with and
OF desifable
both ~ h. Home orse AMI their
aeunF business which for u has secured the
public confidence, Viii unchanged
BY Order Of the Board of Directors
JAMES q. BoLLEs, ssey.
To Hubbard Gardner & Co. Agents Eishpond, Va
Risks taken. as heretofore. by
Iu 2g-R HUBBARD GARDNER a. co. Ax.nt.
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STAUNTON ACADEMY.

LYTTLEToS WapDELL, Principal and Profeaor Of Science.
JOHS L. CAMPBELL, ProT of Ca'sesand Military Taetes
NDER its present organization, this Insit,i-
~ during Just ended highest
tisfaeiiOn to it, trustees and patrons
The Of study ARRANGED the pupils for
sdmsion into best univ"rsss and Colleges while the
ii taking eoieg ate
oue opportunity fesrns thorough education
BE- had at any Aead-my IN the state
The year the LIST Monday September
nd ends the nj June.
The following tie study the branches
the SOos. used n
Gessnfhy-Nors.'s sehoo Geography.
n story o. the q. 5iates-frox.
Constitution Of L with Story. Commentary abridged
Rngls Recommendations.
RhttDfie-BiaT's, with exercises in English composition.
Nsnia Phlo-ophy-hbeTeromLie.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Coburn
Bno1 keeping
Asebrs-DavIes' first lesson. and Dawes Bourbon.
Geousuy-Dsyie.' Iegerdfe.
Tnrobometry Plain and observation-disclosures.
Surveying Th-or'teaI and rfAeteai-Gbson Cummsrs
Navigation and DAZZLING.
Arslyiieal GeomstTy-Davie-'.
Natural Phio-ophy-Constoek.
Ctsmisry-Coms;oex.
Astronomy
BGlion I@n Grnm"ar-Jaeob' Latin Rsader-g'rei'"'i In
Latin eoo,posiuoa throughout he course.
Cesar vHg Saust CITATIONS Iyy Select EpstIs=
PiinY Horace, Tae,tus and Terence.
COURSE.
Bullion. Greek GrammarJacob. Greek Rsader-Erru..-. 40
Creek eompOsition throughout the course
xehopbos's Anahas' owsn.l Heodous xenopbon's Memo
neichGeosnphy With Greek and Roman antiquities will BE-
studied IN Teri books Nte-l's
Ancient biography Adams Roman hnuquss aHd Cevsanis
Greek hhtquhie-.
MILITARY TACTICS.
The pupils this Tactics three
~set when the weather yoabe AMI occasional lectures
d- ysrsd the subject. department
school The marked benefits
lave resulted on the introduction Of tbs feature into the Aead7
not 0ny nfs information TOURED but IT, effect The
general Department. q the pupils The pupils furnished win
and aud sinpls
make pleasing snd Attractive display
Terms for session Of free months;
For elementary branches IN 90
o.
Psysts 1.-THE close Of caeh ses.ion Of five months
Boarding he hadin the fany o the Pnneps and several
gente families the town at - month"; exclusive of lights sHd
sps In progress oftepans and onanrnupg Aesemy
building ard ground comfortable
The trustees cordially commend this the favofabe
consideration Of parents and guardian The Professor. sni
nsny qI,hed ~ character sni for the ns-on u
Jouh mi ne situation onr hs Inducements n economy hsai
IONS rgYToS
SAMUEL. CLARKE,
ia. CRAWFORD
/ ALEN.H ~ STUART,
/ ADDISON WADDEII.
ago. COCHRAN,
Wa. KfSNEY,
| ECNtON HARPER,
| WIN PRAZIgR.
JOINS u. BALDWIN.
a,sun'on. Ipy ~. ia'5. wiw
Hscon Sizes, Hnns and shoulders
| IfEr received ami Tor ssie-
| - ~ essts 81 clean hsn'sofn- Fiiss
| 10 very smln r.l7 prime Hams
| % bright sbouNers-Ai NO i2s, Csry guset
| ~ 20 ). GRAPE
icoEIcg rAsTfiO ease, Lisoreo PASTE, received ~
| - s,os fof saisby
| jn - JOHN ETEpi.Err ION.
PUBLISHERS UNITED STATES MAIL
EgW BOORS RgcEJpcD ~ fDytHoc ST i7t .HHL'
| Sy, T. ~ RHtDOLPH & %.
Bulietiu, uordHy, July 90.
| No. - HaadeunE JsV. cents.
| UodsFhsn Arabian, BY sus. ~ eis.
| Esw Yot BspB. Ju'y 90.
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MARRIED.

~ o. oat BY Rev. EraJials n,.,u sl 10. o., a,ag
VI Isis 10y 81 JOuS -. LSSg Hi.. JCL!A u .asa
81. sAtsf ofDf. Em ~ K1ss'faJn. al of An-ha.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-29

fCARD.-AuruYn Sale Of Furniture. Maura.,os. Re.
ifge.tors, Plated Ware, FINE Tea Tray-, Gold Watches
&C. nt Store This fTucs5ay) Morning, " O'Clock.
Ju2J INLOES g. BROTHER, Auc's.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-29

IL Range OF the Thermometer on Monday, July %
at J. W. Randolph Coz Book Store. l2I Main Sue.r
- o'clock. 81 , O'Clock IS 5 O'Clock. SIS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


H,xi as ass q IL s'slssl. ~
ARRIVED.
Stmr Columbus Parish. Baltimore .1ndies
stmr Jewess sutton. Norfolk
Brs Henrco, Paine. Boston. suaiIies
Sehr fontaine WHISKY, Norfolk light
CestL TTaSer- BALTIMORE tobacco to 3 Ninrre
Pssiory, Gre shion Baltimore tobacco, 20 w,nfrer
InxTsm. Philips, below, wheat, GsIego Mills
Ssrts Nara keans below, wheat 10 GalegO Mills
Y Dunbar. Powers, below, wheat. - Gareso Mills
s'oop Mary, MHsr. YORK River. wheat, WORKMAN
MeGtudet q Co
s<hT Provt. ace, k-r~an baltimore suBtriss
v-rmaeea, Welsh Baltimore. sundres
Navigator. Pointer New YORK, sundres
Augusta Godfrey, Boston. plas:er
UtqlharL Burus York River. Roy slA Morgan
SAILED,
sehr W Smith Parker, Ntw York
Brig Jn'enhine Robinson. Boston
Sehr w No~ry Aloerson. G eenwieh
Roaless. Lewis Santwieh
AID Ninal Boson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-29

y she candid reader expect he ishuencc 81 -o1nd
ard for statements wI be admissible T. every fford 81
humanity, Soy msa.. % oJlDug ~ .. vail interest BIZ
Feelings; o. srcI cY.dsy recommend paf.ua 81 Mr.
BuIdscfh''s suscts'U'nt o. ii- I.f.il g. fJfH'yc.
10, remarkable cure almost as q were teiIfu-
ing 90 he slcicnt times D miracles IL pu~sr sub
dung Lung Comp.anf'is certainly beyond The Tetch Of
cayil.
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HEAD QUARTERS rOH pHIzEsi
JOHN VI. CLARKE,
Late of Wheeling, Virgini1.

TuIf " FHFtTIHYt TUYU1Lu.
(Sucoos.or TO q. 10. AiIen.)
Jgrag aHs g,siasRs ByoiS,. J "a ~. Fiotm0Hd 20.
TINS o. the ZANE Clarke, VINO, Ly his unpar
q acct r!antsd Astonishing ara finafy
iifubr'+g fspld y.,ss Wheeling. Va aitehafsf
r"l-hoYi DE- wren county became 20 Cd that BE-
csg'd hy uTvrf1 .tlil ute u Tie roisbfacd lsI
lou NJ ire Eefs The Napoleon Vef der ~ Mammoth Pzs.
Aun sgiea,' i rf1nr n the above appsrsions
D." Wi "niy stats mat 30 hu nrtusIy sDH sni pad,
prizes of s25OOD, aud prizes of 100000,
st'g many n 10000 and 5000
The prDrf ~ wi.b b. ready q produce.
Abt iria Etta HIS SoH ~ drawn. DfaVng received
~ evening Iy 90 1856 Capital so 900, 5000 200 2ajO
~ l"s ~ 100, e. Whrr u-srb t5-shares proportion
tof pfnss e,H a. CLAEEEs fls ONE it ~ 81
Etetsnzs fiofsL ir ~
EUGENE SUE.
u .. ~. no WsndsfItg lew Pnce Sc.
ne Gg'oybn Aab.sn ~, Ths Thoroughbred spor.
irz Romance ~ rrr-ns u TIVE "WarIsfsg Jew
e.. Wfb snravfE. Ile.
800. AMI . ch,l eduon u the Wsveriy Novels. soc.
Jui rtsiyed ~ NASH a WOODHOUEE
JI-g IA MAN street
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PURCELb's OFFICE,
RieLmosd. Va.
ID avn NHmJcn ~ Poknm0ke, li5:
- % g. ~ - 2 60 81 40 50 - s
Tbs Eysbrngs Nsil Capital eGJOO Sc Mo-. II
drawn. Tiessu 81, hsyss I, qrs 5O-return hour, 5
r. ".
GRAND LOTTERY FOR TO- MORROW!
" Thee Capitals u $4,000. Of 900, so Of 1000.
Tickets s., bsvls, 4. qrs g.
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NOTICE.
10000 DOL. WORTH OF HARDW ARE
AND CUTLERY,

4I-NID
AT COST.
hESlGNING To transfer our business To the
~ City Of New York. oc the trade and
huer and generally, hne
sai,-ry &c for Au
Persons ARTICLES fins 10 their IN
ts'e't to call that time close
then RICHARDS 4
% West Main sign ofthe
" r. Country Merchant. whose
due, Will Beecs.y mskisg early
settlement ia 2s-1tco RICHARDS n GARDNER
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FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber has Ist arrived at Harden's
Il Stable with head OF Horses from Augusta County
Va which several hne well broks
bai,nee good Saddle and single Harness Horses.
in
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k,s-ras . Rai'.-fs1 a. If's-..ss siOo .. -.si. M.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-21
LTGTITNING.

Mr Holcomb: = For over SO years |
have specially noted the operation OF
lightning, and have been, and am now
aston;shed, that SO few people use con
ductors. !havo often said | would a.
bout az soon be without roof 10 house,
as without lightning rod.
We profess to honorthe name Of Doct.
Franklin; aud experience has proved his
recommend correct, but few however re
gard it. have heard Of no damage
done TO a building properly protected by
conductors One end of house in Or
well was struck, that had rod on the
other end; -One Factory about 20 years
ago in Plympton, Mass. The lightning
followed the rod to the end, about 20
feet from the ground and then passed in
10 The building.
J. T. Rich's n,iightnug-rod was
once struck while 1000 lbs. Of wool was
slowed in it. but no mischief done. At
least ono person in Shoreham, one in
Addison, and one in T'iconderoga was
killed by lightning while in building
During one Shower this year, on the
road between Brandon and Royaton,
one House was struck while about 40
men were in it. The same shaft killed
horse standing by the lenco some rods
of.
The chimney Of another house was
struck. The Aud passed down the stove
pipe, aud under the feet of a woman
standing by the stove, tearing her shoes
20 pieces and blisteung the bottom OF
her feet. The papers note good many
deaths by lightning this year; three in
one house.
have not leisure TO write. My
views and experience coincide with those
Of E. Merriam, person writing for.the
Farmer and Mechanic, N. Y. and /
shalt be pleased if you will publish his
pieces in last weeks paper, and others
as he supplies them. Yours sc.
CLARK RIcu.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-21
ID A T. T. z Y'S.

THE original and genuine Magical Pain
l. Extractor. the wonder and blessing of
the age. A hundred fold cheaper and SUI
perior to all other compounds. Fame from
a million tongues, says, "Rert to The Bible
let it be preserved" eff it cost $40 a box
we will keep ii constantly in the house we
hold it indispensable as bread" All pains,
even those OF the worst burns, are instantly
stopped by il, and of bruises swollen, broken,
strained, stung, poisoned, cut, jambed, or
otherwise wounded parts; and cured sOih-
oa4 scar. 1t unites broken limbs rapidly
and cures the anCrSt piles, sore eyes, contsl-
patton, inflammation, and painfulness of the
bowels indeed all internal and external
soreness, bronchitis and spinal injuries, in
truth whether man or beast be suffering, like
miracle itcures.
The renovating and bamy influence Of
this woodworking sanative is fast exien-
ding itself into every corner Of this intelli-
gent continent. Look into the splendid
mansion and the lair daughters within its
precincts will say, 1--WE owe much 10 its ma
gic touch" Turn your footsteps toward the
more humble cottage and the tender mother
will bless its soothing aid. And the pru-
dent husbandman will confess he has never
lost cows udder, a eelded lamb, pig. cali,
or colt had CALLED shouldered horse, or lost
his labor by scratches, picks or strains, since
he has used it.
For list Of the diseases for which this
medicine is pre>emiuentiy beneficial, see
pamphlets at Agents.
CAUTION-to' guard against counterfeit
the genuine Extractor has H. DALEY written
with pen on each box. A counterfeit is
already offered, more may spring up, and
probably will Avoid them as you would
highway assassin. Recollec, that the salve
that has attained the popular notoriety Is that
which has Fl. DALEY written with pen On
each box-ail others are spurious.
All orders must be addressed TO H. Dali
ley, l28 Fulton street, New York-post
paid. 8.ew1y
v.ROSS, Agent, Brandon.