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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

Che znnchburn Itrg.,Iian.
.uO.yDaY. .yOVE.uBER 3, Is45.
OREGON.

Tie Washington Union declares that the whole 81,
RES Of sis,sneais inside IA the Tnisdelphl North A.
nefiean. a"d hieI copied in sSi in relation 10
Mf. Mc.snes haetsew with The President prlor his
appointment Mni.ler 10 Eneland--hs expecting in
slructipns. and his recrving them sboui Ofegu-
and bis dscunlrnl--are all labulous
We infer, from another article 10 the Official Journal
IN Which the lgI Of the L. States 10 the whole territory
III Oregon Is warmly sssened-a rgh, derived il ssys
ifom discovery, frum exploration, from conguiiy, from
occupation. ard froin solemn treaty spulsons that
ibe President has no idea Of UNDERTAKING. in his Annual
Message. lie tore which be spoke in his Inaugural
and hel uccssened such excitement in The British
fafament. Up9n tie actios, Df the neat Congress in
all Ifobabny therefore, depends the question vi peace
~ war between tie United States and Great Britain
Should that body determine maintain our ..clrar and
unqnrstunabe reh the disputed territory as broad.
ly asserted b, The Presden Great Britain " III be re
d"cfd 70 The DILEMMA either Of atsndouing Tie lofty tune
oi deianee with which Mr. Folks deeclaralion was re
'i'd lo'h by the Ministry and the leaders Of the Op.
iosiioh III fafiamtLi marw be The inevitable ecu
fft"ee. ihffe is ubqnesiionahy strong APP
fehfhd ta' he controversy viii be adjusted with
Out 50 aif'ai 10 arms Tie question of right has be-
e""e 50 Aed with feelings Of PRIDE that even were
mere no latent causes of hostility existing between the
Two nations, II would be exceedingly difficult Of pacific
adjustment. THIS difficulty is greatly increased hv N
',"a' assaults nceay made, by leading politicians Of
ea'h country, upon the character and institutions Of the
other, and by The ambitious views ascrbd bv thu mo IN
HE other In their newspapers and legislative halls.
"efe Is 'o1, 'odr party III both countless nluenced
oy various motives, which IS constantly stimulating the
'"llnHaoIe passions Of the people, and preparing them
o sae oil hosllliles Under all these influences we
are inclined 10 'hink that wal Is mol improbable or SO
instant a" event as most persons seem to suppose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

HE FOREIGN NENS.-rhe las, faricn ri,
Wees seem To be conclusive the scarcity Of bread.
siutis III Great Britain and increase The probability #
freIsn demand 10 supply the deficiency Til, pr sp.e,
therefore, Is tiai thre MIL he adv ance npon pns.n
prices IN the nited States hut 10 hat extent i, !. NJ,
easy 10 Conjecture. We have received NJ N.w Y.l
or Baliinnfe papers since the arrival of The Great W,
ernand .ann0t therefore say what has been the FIR,
o The foreign news upon the prices Of bread stuff, in
iiiose markets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03


large LINN meeting was held at the Exchange. in
n'spu'e' on lie %eih uliimo, at which Thomas Burn.
side, Esq (Loco) presided. Resolutions were ,ase.d in
'avor ct the 1arffu 1912 that Why measure Il, which
'"e southern allies Of these Northern Locos ire in Tho
"ao' OF applying every epthet in the copuus yocabua
" oil abuse and Remuneration. Il was also determined +,
"oo farm Convention at Holiday sburp. on IN. Io,b
" 'e present month, for the purpose Of adopting such
measures as might be deemed expedent Ia aver, tho
threatened overthrow Of system, To which yii6.J a.
has etn The government owes the restpra,on r tic
'e and the treasury lis supply of the necessary mean,
to meet HE current demands upon it, and IN which
o'ahch o' national industry, agriculture and cummerce as
wen as manufactures, indebted for the measure Of
prosperity they now enjoy.
Inc fn'sourg Gazette,a Wing paper, states that the
meeting IN that place WAS gotten up under Locofoco
"'pces Tor the purpose Of saving Pennsylvania from
lie disastrous effects of the late election and fro, H..
'a' Consequences Of course Of policy which they were
SO ac'e III bringing about 1t is spontaneous ,s,imo
ny "'he proPrleiy Importance and wisdom of the u bo
parry ana oil The Wing tariff OF 1912. wrung by stern
necessity irom meE whose Efforts ON the stnm, and
through the press. have tended 10 end,nye, ,a ,.,
measu they now feel compelled to endeavo 10
mere were some few Wings present, he doubtless fol,
'her duty to make any personal sacrace Of eeno n
sustain our great INTEREST," but we cannot conesvo ho,
'hese l.ocoiocos could have looked them in The fc. an,
nave asked Them to join in sustaining tariff which Tho.
the Locoucos, iad SO eneruetically labo,ed ., 3. !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

Lieh would be tie more fcinafksie. too. fn'a. the
rIulneai ss.ncy aserted o himself ia lie uaLsaeiiOn
Il 80 happens thai all the prominent actors in this event.
except Aessfs Gsllslin and Stewart, dead and npn
Their recoIlecons the solution of this grave and re-
arkabe historical M l,ss rpn il.
character Than aa the TACT Of It's having very
iy occurred Perhaps however the fecord. Of the Navy
Department. may throw iish, upan it. II, for
AMPLE urders were given 10 Cum. X dsers either to
remain The p.rt of New York. or Ia adventure firth
rpm the high as, these arefs are rfbab, file aud
would therefore Suggest appeal 10 "ihe record
10 settle this singular controversy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

MEsMERISM.-The ''fuidn is in circulation. I,
seems, IN charlottesville well as in Richmond The
ADV -ca'e states that Mr.. Fauh the mesn.rizsr in Tho
former town. had made private exhibitions, which sat-
isea the editor that there is such thing as mes nsns
influence though he Is not prepared to say to what
tent IL may be carried. AT his hubble exhibition how
ever The mes nerz,r seems; ik. M,n, De ,nnsyls
IN Richmond, 10 have been trapped He undertook, it
seems to mes'nerlze boy, and had by the aid VI the
Euld, apparently pnoned his arm to the wall; where
upon something otths SORT CURED
.uesr.-CTo The boy,) Take down y,ur arm,
sir.
Boy. Il can't.
.hes'r.-(To the audience.) The youn, mans arm
Is nagneti-ed. VIII some gentleman be So good As 10
request him to take ii down z
Il SPeetator--(in ironical rone.) Take down
your arm. Johnny
B9y.-I can't sir.
'hesr-lfany gentleman will put down hall dol
lar near The subject. II he is able pick u, he may
nave IL, and will return the money.
Nfiere gentle nan put d1wn a half d1llr, and i"'
others quarter eachl
hare it:
johnny stopped dawn, pocketed the cash, and waR'|
ell OH IN lrlumph.-te WAS unmes nerlzrd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

u irafa I'm The II a-loepH, | n.gh ii.at the de-
aaifHa 81 lutzus ffn Ie PotlaW sssnes. ~hs afnssi
- tat 10y, Ia cas- ago had 'sisik" Vn Friday
ias. aiih The Cherokee deiegatfsn. which las bstn
firfe tif ~5fae tss lasi. The meeting w4s requested
hY ibe ffnef ii ham bad stieaJed ~ delegates
rsu Their tribe The last grand Council held ia tie
Ghef.kr, uslpn Isl.Ie ggsh fils rmsnf 81 jane
1873. Mf. Jira Ross. The head ehi.f ii The Cbsfp-
ke'. made sp~eeh 81 the orrssan advising tie Puia
saisue- 10 ad.pt the habits vi the whites Lis re-
niaras az sad Ia have been very FEELING. lis auditors
wee srty mnfh moved by his arguments snd after he
had s,nclnied The Ii. 81 friendship was passed. found
IN. euneii. which ilieh bfuke ~; the pollawaipns
rising. sa passing nnBd The cifcl each shaking hands
- IA oytfy Vtiar I-r-n IN the rstan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

% The Richmond Wing says. il is r,rnored TIA,
Mr. Joseph Z. Cabe is about 10 resign the Presidency
oi The James River and kanawha Company W. e.n.
cur ehtiIey III The opinion expressed BY that ia The,
sit will br hard To End able purer or rnrs de- voted
man; but easy TO find many PRACTICAL less wooded
10 old no''"ns and more capable of conormng ,s he
new era in which we ilve"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

h6d RoGds-An English Magazine Gays, tia, .'ua.
"sS succession "fPzd harsess intervene 10 check rs
perry, The yssr 1eJ0 viii behold The txthcon Of hor-
sts as mOsng power III Ene land, for the pnrpos u
frecdhary gam, IN the public Transportation Of pass-u>
gers and g"ds Every new street. every vilas,, we.
~ farm VIII have lis rauay',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

appointments hy The Presitent.-Wm Monne. ~.
gisier OF the land olii % at Clinton. Missouri vice Wn
Patteson. dec'd;-lhents liartIy CrawfrJ, Judge Of
the criminal court for le District of Column. ,..
James Dunl"p resigned;-Wm. Medlll Of Ohio (n,v
"a Assistant Postmaster General lu be cumm ssi,o-, n,
Indian Affairs IN the place Of Thomas Hardy CrawiorJ
prumoted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
LOST,

lne esenias of Tuesday the 2ls, October. be-.
In a7 carpenter shop Of Col Auuls,ead Long
VIC -" an" the bflck house ol DIR. Wm b. Da-
w. "ea' Mayo Davies in Bedford. ereen silk Purse
s ""ag e,shi MY dollar notes. and between Ten and
80" e'tia's IN small noes and silver. The 6nder
- sane VIII be literally rewarded on returning
''' S"os;f''ef' or 10 X, L. Manson in Lynchbur,'
o., ~ M. MANSON.
it it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

FLORIDA Eleetion-Laier accounts from Florida r.o-
der II possible that the Lncus '.scared before ,l.v
were hurl.' The Flordian of the 18th uli rl,ns In
election II Brockenbrongh .ocu) 10 Congress, by ina.
jorliy 10. But. as the Washington Unin o,s.tv..
II appears 10 be little more than guessing eth.r side.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

fr':e Stories.-The dollar Newspaper" pub Il
60 IN Phadelphia. has Recently distributed p5e"'']
The amount of SS25. The highest prcmu Of 81
we ATE happy 10 learn, was awarded 10 our near ne
Dor Mrs. Jane foyioe y orthington, Of Liberty, ~
story. entitled "The Cousins, or Glinpscs o Won
Life"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

The .N'nphi' Contention seem, pr,b, .rs ,h..
me Memphis Consensi'n. which on the l4,A
lns'., viii be nuinerously attended. A delegation II
"a has bee appointed in LouisvlIle and Is trom "a.
'annah, embracing their disnIingusheI ci,iz.ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
200 ACRES.

10Y ooo q which are still unceired and heavily
nmpefrd - well adapted 10 the cultivation of Tob,cc
oo' ana neat "a large crop OF which already seeded
no" hes remarkably well, and susceptible Of the
highest improvement " NV
mere Is aiNI an The above farm VERY COW
G.1 PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE. bsan,
tE.,I H'uy situated, and surrounded by all the com
-, "t's ana e'n'enlences Of pleasant and apreea.
"s t''s OF the above sale will be third or per-
hspS one>ourih cash. aud The balance I'M n ce,I;,
aud two years. ~ VI o"e
fo' further particulars. apply To
r. }. DUR TON, Lyachbuty. or
JESSE A. BURTON. residing on he place
al ., he a"'ve Tract will be divided into two par,
'e,S, " neocFsSa'y, To suit purchasers.
" Tie Richmond Wing will insert III, f,re,,;,,
Oci q " '"'' ,o,,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

Post OD'ce Lnc.-The Washington Union cont''0'
statement. giving comparative view Of The p'sa!' y
'h'ry't"o pest offices, for the quarter ending .h' S"1
September 1874. and 30,h September 1916. IN "
hFst named quarter, the Of postage recf''e1
was s,o5@1
IN The last named quarter, it was OIL
Shaving falling off' Of $49,21
In Baltimore The falling OF was 900; in Bcs' J
so,of1; In Mobile 2,9ii; in Albany 2l0S; in NoroI
l.oZ&; /" Richmond ,202; in Pn,stufg 3,9O2
Sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

20 writer ia the Richmond Enquirer strongly NJ.
ses MI Ca'hunn TO resume his position ii the SENATE
o"e oil The reasons given is that the Tariff and Annexa
ITO" questions are destined encounter serious inpedl.
mehss next winter. "AIihuugh cur msiorty il, the
House OF Representatives is large says the writer we
may have our difficulties 10 contend with" lie is not
Tar wrong, we Imagine. But whether Mr., alhuun. n>
el'ec'ua giant as he IL, aid in exrcs,np his par
,y from these difficulties. Ipay well be questioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

e5- An Amherst c,urespundeh, Of the Richmond En-.
qulrer dominates Robert A. Banks, Esq, Of Madison
ronn'y, as Speaker Of the House Of Delegates Of Nr
gina FOR the same ofiiee. the Wauenon Flag"
"o"nna'es Mark AleAaEdcr, Esq, Of Mechenbuts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

Mh zoLaf-Th. ffankfpn {Ky) Comm ase,r,.
u Tue <is ni' states that Mr.. Clay had sp n, sever
a. ''S' " The preceding week IA that city, lw Of which
were employed In the Argument Of an lnport,n, c,a.,
:" '"s e'"h " appeals. lie was in fine health aud ~rr.
u.s. is'a'- tar better than fur years past In hi.
argument he displayed the sivaciy which s,arkI.d in
MS brilliant "faisry thirty years ago-sp say ,hose M.
ATE old enough III remember his style 81 ln,, ava.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

o. YOUNG HICKORY" seems to manage his
army arrangements very badly for one who aspires to
such high military Distinction See the letter from an
actor IN The Texas Army Of observa,iun;" (on the
hrS' Pase) by which it appears. that, but for the sno
rance OF HE Mexcans Of the real condition our ,roops
Tor many days after they took position on the Rio
Grande, they might easily have been annihiiated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
"ln The corrupted currents Of this world
Offences gitded hand oft Sins by Justice

a Proper Rebuhe.-We learn from New YorL
paper mat there was not single passenger from any
pace south OF Baltimore on bard the steamer Cambria,
capt. Jndkln, which left B,slon a few days ago for
Liverpool his is the vessel, it will be remembered
On BOARD oil which, on her previous trip, runaway ne
gro was permitiedby Capt. Judkin 10 address the pas
sengers from The quarterback the subject Of Abolition
IN uehance oil The "Reminiscences many Of them We
nope '"al no Southern man will take passage In her so
long as he continues in Command
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

The Cohesire Porer."-Amonp The cores ,onden,s
OF jesse lloy, whose letters are embodied in Macken
zes book, is The notorious Samuel Swartwou his pre-
dect ssor IN the Office Of Collector of the po., of New
York, OF which position both ofhem avaed themselves
10 MI their purses so literally with the public money-a
crime tor the perrealon of which 10 ihi. day they re-
main unwhip of justice" while hundreds of rucues of
Inferior magnitude are expa,iug their guilt in prs
on In one Of Swartwouts letters VIC find the follow.
Ing Characteristic sentence :-"Whe,her or no, shall
get anything in the genera scramble for piuader, re-
'mains to be proven; but Iraiher guess shall, And
he did Appointed To the lucrative pos, OF Collector.
he was not, however, satisfied with the enormous sum
OF which IL made him annually The recipient, bn, M
wards ofa million Of dollars besides was stolen BY him
from the public treasury. Hoyt was appointed Swar,
wou''s successor. when the latter laden with the
"Spoi's," fled with WIN. NJ Price. another mammoth
de'auiler to Europe. to spend his i'll gotten gains in III
olous living and tempted by this exampl. Of SPLENDID
and triumphant, villany. might have been expected
and as was predicted by those who knew him. he "fl.
lowed i" the footsteps of his usirious predece.sorn
except that dlsdaning n.y. he remained al home, and
though branded public rob5er, set the government
and The laws at defiance /! Truly did Shakespeare
write,
'ln the corrupted currents Of this world
''Oflence's gitded hand oft Sins by Justice.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

.bf' CaMoun-The rumor is revived that this cen.
e"an VIII probably return 10 the u. S. Senate this
winter II is also stated that Mr. G. has eonpl.ed The
''s' 'o'oine OF has work Government which, it Is
supposed. will be put to pe.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03
aOE PRIVATE SALE

a VERY likely Negro Girl, about 10 wear. old a.
L a cuSinnrd 10 thr house A barpain NAV be had h,
early application 10 CHARLES PHELPS. Auc,'r.
Oct. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

fe"'y'ran'o-Ihe official vote a, the recent el.e,,o
=" ie'ns, wanna. for canal commissioner, give, III, I'll.
Ion in. aggregates
Burns U.acp) I'm ~.
kars tWhig) sooo, '''''
M"rtun (Salivr) oooo,
Larmer (A5ulitiuh) o2o3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

1-IFEHFO0L, OcAleT TT.
7asAcco.-Ihere has ben but very Hunted De
ssc hi ioacrc STAGE 'ae sailing II the Iisrrnia but
s.s s.silst 1ems.ns pu,y frm siuee The 3o,h MI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

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disc',,Wss,AIj
uac,,p oa'o'a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-03

LIVERPOOL, Der. 10. 1916.
pm fsega Peas the import ratp Is reduc~d l., A.
% pr a. turning the oay araioa ia he DUTIES ih,s
week ouf fresh supplies of produce from lrs1d as well
ss cAssaise are collectively very unimriant aud the
arrivals fran abrnsd conlaed 10 i53 qrs Of Wheat
aAta 29u5 hbis Finf ffUm Canada.
During the k''sIv1l since ferorr Of Tuesday We
have experienced INCREASING fnnses with STEADY de.
sranc ~ lie leadng articles Il tie trade especially III
Sanadian isar Which, Lee'nnGg Ia, IT, more generally
appreciated BY CONSUMERS has mused oil fre, and :.
1efs VI this as IN other Transaction have mostly se sd-
ssntage.
Aihalh very little rain has en here since our frs,
0afkei this esk the ii harvest in The la. dis.
aficss 81 Tie caunry sill arabic; the
sswesrr 81 i'sr t.sn Exchange tulsy have been pen.
sily lrss animated than beor- and though all kinds of
ne. Wheat hsse heer taken by The neIs rather spar.
ssSly THIS ,nofaisg.
1,oNpoN. October TO-
1oDAcco.-The fu4.wiss the qua aiions at pres
rn': alsfylaaf yellow. in bad ID per To-; c.sy III;
s"~n Sad; Virginia. fine Irish and spin, 5izGi mid
e..es 4" 4a5d ae hing gh, ieafy II sd s..d s,sd mid
''ns DO Siz4i; ordinary gls and dry 3s.d Ksuturky
aae hight lung ieafy 3ia4d; ,niddus 10 pasd 3.3. j:
.'d':g tgh ssd dsy Sa3.dy 6ne blscks .a7 Al: mid
livERFooL Octsier II.
1asAcco.-Ihere has ben but a very Hunted de-
wand III Ictarco STAGE the sailing ~ the illrrna b
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22

do affirm II they lay htGprd upon one another as
high as i'co men, and appeared like hills on the
open ground!
81 could hardly recover myself from the
fright occasoned by the miserable cutlery Of
tho wounded. noble Prusslan officer who
had lost both his lcgs, cried out to me- "Slr,
you are priest and preach mercy; pray show
me compassion and dispatch me at once
Here Is war and can the disciples of the
Prince Of Peace sanction such mode of set
Ting disputes between rational civilized Chris
tan men-between nations any more than in
dlvlduas? In all this what s there which the
Gospel can approve, or on which God of
peace and love can look with complacency?-
Yet such things are inscparablc from war; a
part OF / is legitimate, designed, inevitable re-
suits.
QuEsTroNs AND ANSWERS. Do you enjoy
good hea Ith?n
Yes, very much, when have it,"
"Whnt are e4gs now-a-days?"
"Parlly chickens"
''WiIl you give me halt a cup Of cohee'"
owe have no half cups"
"Don't you think it warm in the sun to-day!"
Cant tell haven't been there"
"Did you saw load Of wood for me last
weok?"
"No--but saw your wife"
"liave you engaged to take that CLOTH"
"Why, no; Pm engaged to Charles ~
"Are you not dear IN your prices, Miss:''
81 suppose so-every body says Pm HHic
dear"
care you Methodist or Baptist?n
"Ncither-l'm shoemaker"
GLOW do you find youlself?"
81 haven't been LOST
"My son, how is it that you waste SO much?"
cd"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-22
DOCT PETERS. VEGETABLE PILLS.

JENNIE which 1t les II things. - has hornughye s-
! n tabltshed the measurable value Of these Pills ~
| thaTic. annlliOus and detergent ntticpe. Ii is
now Twelve WARS ,incG Or PETERS ave them to
the world and their reputation, founded on his long
experience. still continues 10 increase The annual
sales, which, during The first year amounted 10 one
hundred thousand boxes have, during the pas
exceeded ten times that amsNut, and the market for
them, once confined To fsw States. now comprises
not only The entire Union, hut Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and The West Indies. They may
truly be termed the great household Medicine Of the
South aud HeS' No other Pills have been widely
parOnizrd IN those regions. They purely vegeta
BILE III their nhllre, ana mild and gentle in lheirope
rati"ns hathcy may be- given with perfect safety even
10 ami infant. There Is not particle Ofany irritating or
drastic substance IN their composition. YET they act
upon the seer tons with uncqualled certainty and d
teCncss; thus purify ing the cOnstltu mis- Of the blood,
and enabling nature TO throw into circulation per
fccty healthy ihid. Among he muItitdes of diseases
10 the cure OF W ich Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills
adapted, may be mGniO .Cd-habitua Cosiiveness,
Bilious Fever, Jauudice, CholIc, dyspepsia, Ague
and Fever, Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn,
Dyscnlcry, DIanhsea, TOrpnr Of the Bowels Piles,
Flalulenre, Loss of Appetite, Furred Tongue, Nau-
sea, rheumatism, Asthma, Drnpsy Boils and all dis
eases 0t the skin caused b. nIpurity the blood to
gehrr with every species of complaint affecting the
stomach or bowels.
The immense demand for the medicine has excited
the cupidIy OF certain INSCRIPTIONS csuntcrfeiters,
who Lave throws into the market large quantity of
dCeteHOUs trash, under the name of PETERS, We
GETABLE PILLS
As the spurious Pills have been sold to druggistsand
others at very low price, the proprietor OF the GR
kuIEE medrine begs TO state, that Merchants and Drug
giSts for their own safety, will please take notice, that
any person under ar circumstances, whether he be-
an agent or otherwise wi shall sell offer to sell
Peters Veget Bile Pills quantities under one hun
dIed gross for less than $50 for the large and Sl5 for
the small size boxes, independent of any deduction for
cash, lisa swnder and an mpostor and the public are
cautioned against him.
! GENUINE PETERS, PILLS are sold wholesale
and retail, by G.K.TYLER
General Agent, cor Of e. Baltimore and
sl2-u High SITS, Baltimore.