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 January b, lsi5.-
 Ess,;as,llsgg agDay sc Spga42s, EBiINenlPsle THE REV. 1alGN )ERS0A'
 AL. uHE school at the place WI, VIII Monday, the ll,lgeabe[,, N E of instruction will cofieqa J laa ol os ,,lss' of a thorough ENG edae1.iea fl fine ea entire ua5l1T...aduaqlsef p,,eTlcs. l,,g ll,,,, MENSuRA NATpRA1 S'ci ''o' in any of the css or ], iI3Isa a'.] Inited Jri' States. Them 9i i 5s 5sq| A @iiS, n it5,i but firm; and 7 WI VII De 9s school ..l's who shall not y aaas's which it will be goHe ..,..t bs,t,|
 Spring Hill is one mos s;,5i5 Esol, sl| in the South or SoutiIfi.,lT ;t ;s rsa.l of of Little Rock, from di.s ! $ mis1 lilt weekly line of stages 455g ,,Iae5 si6 i5eA 5teanboat . ,,,5 nayigatioa7s, ,l.. ,ia9 allaI %I segip@iqtf5 mi t5e oI Red si'4'i'. 4H'iyne .91InI &c' .,, ,'l' s,'5 si'aiar of In eXcelifi,l9I N N society st, is good; aadal,i :.,t,i,t vi ai < of public senti@eettl .tIis lssii's SIisi ssi $ any secdon ol cou 1dT 1'lT ibe a .apei is also q female seaae,l .,aa ,i'Y rbiei iil Mas. BANKS, n,ft'li9qls' qsors qs'f < , i, the highest in th; sobdol ,l.' baf d [ Academy for the ,.aolod 3cl,9'l' lai6s 5q' r buildings have no i5g.' tba boarlersl . ton of the Prinelle lle 'i'9 o,'orsl gtntl sent to the Iustitl,,7slb baszd7rs. o,,s. oI : CT. have consentcSigo io uG1i, SoIJas pcr rate terms, say T ,l iG Gb;1e,.ellf aa
 The rRlNetFA .lo jmparf , 2 o he will exert v 5st rorf3ft . education-incu inpft nSp,fintcirles-i a habits and strict esIakjshH T. r. way, study to n ,laeatl lil5 tbe q he intends siaii ia,,G 'l G GoslglisJ .o support of the anu < IT thrauahoitt the ce tbssg ,a= The terms of tfsi sh s20-al. 7 lal departments ,r U Y them ' and mathematics ,leqts 2, SC ciB snu sion of five moftl qe,,', feo,o ths dal < and wi. only be nee nee at the si
 and during their seonsiaelabe
 MT. ANDfRsoS SIh him i'ial
 most llattering q s .l and atga'
 10 judge Of his cjaopials aii
 extracts from II ,o he@s Iest 2
 relative to the sf Gol. Asa
 tie Rock, to 'uS dyas--to agl
 Cooke a | Aiel If Trisifes. ,
 ins gentiein n, e.isFt Gf.aFlll VIZ: Maj. E. ? e rIlaii, .ts Nash, John W nm. WA l's. M. k. Ban'shea stoa. Esf-
 c. T. Nelson,
 5. F. Cooke. t4- .ral Spring Hi4, s. Z de- z 2 Us, siSlffice @Ip
 EXECUTEla
 EA despaieh
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RPOaD DCL0T7fS, C.SLuE2E, : Tel' received, pereangf hla ro..l .ssorfmentd ad-elolls. 'a iaos. S.c. Also, a lt@zan inc 4a, 4'1Is =, h, Il. \,
 January F lai3,
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
DRY GOODsE
MA R1A,nr
Mn. ]
ga mFs,.n,..

? Peices ,5 e3,.!l black sai,ailis.l .i1 G5oOd| " ,5,5. se' " satin stri5 rI, lccia,
 " superior bac slsoisaa gisaaeF | [" G eottos alpact,
 For sale by = ~e,, 6Bn Little Rock, a5 IS. oFFIeEal
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
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EGnnd.

DHeef iff0m i5gQasT G,'. aa N. ALDRCHla, s,., @ .al3 .... AAs East, with a gd as,a..,..s. .s.l such as will aot fail tolif i5a@'ll. '.ii' iefs for sale mon thaoosl r.F.. fso'l a goots- so9tment besria'ss 's...gi .,.5 izS Ea3rSs i'o5atoa niteF eI
 t4ftia i}as=f}ac IS4,
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
.5gI5cs, ,Ene fs5eFs aIll srseKl le Eg00l

UST received tEal4el ea9l .s complete assoet;i21i iaqls, sa' s5oes of every kind. Q, a few \ ca, 3, mems fine boots. IL N J
 f,nuo,v 15t5.-
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
6zFoce6ies ?

aaear, Coffee. SaFt. t-c. &e.
 sffe above e6eds weas purchased in New York and @ea- Orleans. cYpr sly for this market, and ssi be sold ciIafr oi cash oas. Store oa the cor nal. of Main and Mari ham stfosts.
 5Io R54I. Tss . ISt3 l2-I
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
Little Rock June, 2i, Isa. 4l-H

~ fH5se-col~s, 6tHdugaias, bfi3le reas. and 1a.ioHstaar articles all of winch he oi- fs a.5 f35o most r7asa aable terms ?, his store on tb,s-, ,-rast conner of 5laia and Marllhon sts.
 Rock. Little Feb. 2l, l54i. zs-u
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
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If5zsHbscfiaef eeoH-taatlf freeeifing ~ l. I58 New fdaYa genuine a,mcnt @ of Hnzs. ArIritez, Gemir7k. PeJa- 64 HH. Eaat, gzk L#e->t fs. 8e-, 9c. tI=2-Fsiea5 #fs=5lai3gs: aane5 which a5e I1f.Iav- iof,5 BsI-am Of EHrg"aH Jataas eyFeefolau: Hzl55R Haaa55as Da!Ie}'s a8#a extractor. fiaF and H58as iu.@ a#. Lin t4azfH#aing f5steE kom- stoe3>'sE Etrs.st=-; Ae.sfz H#eeiA bijAaHs and veg etdEI. liIa pliI= 189, ...a aeW ctJfaut: < aus medicines; oli.Azes b Ga C Columbia f4f the hair: Nels uedicuu 4uu.
 All ol which will bqsold lo# fer ca h
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EEfffLT8H# f*#CE $. BROTHERS, dealers in aaa.I ==faaHe clothing. Dry Goods Gfocc- riss, taas >fazs, iIsts &e.. in the store formerly accaHt=dly ai5szfs. A{cLain S- Bad% Maiastreet Gaaf=3as aaa, AitlIa Rock have 'u hand full sup
 plies a t.- ahate articles, which dry viii sefl al the H=aa= as -t faalEt rates. Gat8), Hides. fallow FsIHzi= lTaas aze.fasgu .n eXsEaIge and for which eHa Hj45s-t ir5l Ref ya.ua 55ti 5r paid.
 ffz5i4 n0ct5. tHzii -- Jsff z2
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
esEeg48E BARGAINS!

T9. SilLJ l1.aIss I- FFAS fest received, pal ateagyal5, lfesa an" splendid assortment of bi5Y t5l}9i32 con. ...i,a4 h .alf af black saaera, tis'd Qetah4as. Gbaa4z a13 Cmsaa Delains: Thibtt Orleans, 9.ztt...tI assortment O. Puns; Ginghams; Caec..s; :; jIa.44a13 Liasegs; Ky Jeans; klrs ss; s41ine''7 l..zsi.4era., CIahs b.aachtI and brown shzetiass md saia,ngs, Hosiery, Umbrellas, ohd"l5' 9l2Fes' sle. &c. -.4..z4.r
 AIs0, by recent arrivals. fresh as4ofdlifii1 o'
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
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The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
FRD}E :. AR}s I.,I :.
Nails; Collins AXes; Trace. Log, and OK Chains; }aA ifaH-: Hand S4# Files; Radaeks, S1c BAGGING AAD BALE ROPE
 Ts9nT'IffIITFE

aaa sse's Sat 6a seeks Caaiae; l6 bbl= Sugar; ID HaHsts Hoaasz, aa hau9ls Hhiskey; O barrels SHfa9iae T,ou: : barrels French NmegaE Saap; Candies, Tebaeeo, se4ms fea Pepper; Spice; Gill- uamau; Cloves NglaeEs; Alastara S3erats: Starch; Gaa##fss Er
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
AEsE &A@8ss EyeN a2S. un #nNN tpKANSAE RON IDS for ~t D. .OCO PICl1EGT sq GREGi H ,.-a Bnsen. Jutt Il l~I5. "9-
NrEEE41.s 4. q sA

sllt tHa hides aad dly them in tbe "shade., :,
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The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10
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iEtae Rock, tHsazt 6b le43. A7zem.
The Arkansas banner., 1845-09-10

1II OI WIIIU. MI UTsUI# T1" l"T U""l.
 DIR. R. L. DODGE. MaT1-hatt street. , doors west of tine
 :. I-,--.. It..,L...
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
CARRoLLToN. WEDNESDAY. JULY % 1916.

Naughty bottle! See, bottle dead, done
broke! Poor footens! now kiss and make
it Wells
The child was presently pacifed. |
stopped forward to pick up the remains of
the bottle, when oh, horror! the urchin made
"a violent grab at my sUig, remarkably
fine and natural looking one. OFF itcame,
and in another instant was fliried out into
the mud beneath the wheels, and my bald
Uranium shown unprotected in the rays Of
the setting sun!
This was too much. The politeness of
my companions could Ill restrain their
mirth. / had never before been suspected
of badness.
But our attention, hitherto monopolized
by the angelic brat, was now attracted by
the menacing appearance of the Skies
Our vehicle was turned homeward: but
too late. Down came The rain, perfect
torrent, against which the tattered roof OF
our crazy conveyance could afford no pro-
lection. In FIVE minutes we were drench-
ed to the skin. But the squall without was
nothing to that within. The food with
which the interesting prodigy had been
gorged sat uneasily on its stomach-(the
condition of my vest soon bore evidence
of the act-and wet, sick, scared out of
temper, it screamed like steam-whstle.
In vain did my companions, with incon-
ceivabe patience, essay to pacIty it
screech followed screech.
My wits fairly deserted me; the last
thing remember was the breaking down
of the carriage-a crash, stunning blow.
that seemed to come from the child-and
| was insensible. | woke to find myself
with broken arm, under the surgeons
care. A three weeks fever and delirun
succeeded, during which ! fancied mysel
in purgatory, tormented by infant imps.
On the third day of my recovery, one 0
the ladies entered. "Mr. S., / have
brought baby TO see you. Kiss UNI, twee
kiss um, darling. Itty darlin, BABY
tweet, sorry for poor Mr.. s."
/ The child's kiss smacked most nausea
tinglj- of bread and butter, which 1 have
loathed ever since.
j In spite of my weakness, took my de
partufe that very day. lfthere are infants
in heaven, il is no heaven for me.
CGLEBs.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
LATIN AND ENGLISH LOVE SONG.

British feelings predominant in the Ma
tional Inteligencer, The leading wing pa
per of the country. Proof OF. this may
be found in the following NOTES.-THE first
upon the death of Andrew Jackson; the
second upon the death of British officer.
Both appeared in the Intelligencer on the
same day:
ave learn by passenger direct from
Nashville that Gen. Jackson died on Sun
day evening"
Had dog died, less could not have been
said of him.
Then follows in the same column, the
subjoined notice:
"DEATH OF SIR RICHARD JACKSON
: The Montreal Courier announces the
death of Sir Richard Downes jackson, X.
sc. B., Lieut.-Gen'l commanding Her
Britannia Mqjesty's forces in North Ame-
RIGA. He died on Monday the 9th inst,
having been suddenly seized with apo
pIexy the day before, after attending di.
vine service during the day in good
health. He was on the point of embark
ing for Europe, having been relieved
from his command, and the arrival of hi:
successor, Lord Cathcart, being looked
for in few days. Sir Richard was (says
the Courier) a good and braOe soldie,
and a good man, scho feared God ana
honOred the King. He entered the army
las ensign in 1894, and had participated
IN nearly all its severe service during
the eventful period in which he held !
commission
Any comment is unnecessary.
Hartford Tines.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23

PRrNTINc MAGNETIC TELEGRApH-
There does really seem TO be an Elec-
tro-Magnetic Telegraph in New York,
which prints Roman letters about as fast
as composition sets type. The editor OF
the Evening Post speaks Of it as follows:
ave have seen specimen of printing
done with the usual letters Of the alphabet,
as legible to child as the clearest type,
which was executed at ono end of mag
netic wire, through a direction given al
the other. II is true, as Incredible as the
statement may seem to be. that man
might If the wires were laid, now sit Al
New York, and, with more rapidity than
our best composition can set type, print q
New Orleans . letter or despatch in The or
binary letters Of our language.
EOld Dominion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23
The Legislature e he s.a.s & Fis.iiisa

The Legislature q tie Sl4le Ct FisrsiA
commenced il session q ths 90 uA--
The GoxenoEs Inaugural 5 slnosl sxesa-
siyely devoted 70 Nalioaal pak1rs. Re
avows his opposi1ion % Ns6oa.l b.aks
10 : protective tzriE. and - - dzs.rsel-
ton az he proceeds e lhs pahlse l1n1s---
All of whieh neasures - took IA &C.,
sion 70 declare. - IN deEihsrz1s eazxsz-
lions Of his ladgE1enk wsEe i..r.<z,es = 3.
the Constitutes. uszrpaEiuus = - e -
Of fhs Safes. and apart Ee1 - Io1s1la
fiousl ohioction. nausss. inexPsd'sns an
;ussol;s;.- On he - izsan1. t1e 10
houses proceeded 10 lAe eis<fsaa = - -
II. s Senafnrs, Visa Ness Dkkzn -,
= ana JAnxs y WEzcoTz 60
wsrs elected Nc- orssEzs ssz'sz'
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-23

tits said that ne Canadian French are,
nineteen out Of twel,I for the annexation
Of Canada to the Tn. q States.
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NGTAGSTAFF,S uISrORy or ,ri,n


" SCAkERS.--A History uf the society of
Fri"nds coupled from its standard records. aud
other authentic sources. hy W. K. Waysiat! Nj. H.
One handsome volume, : vo 50 90.
This seems 10 ia To be IA work of decided value
aud of greatest interest, not only 10 prolcsscG!v
theological studcnts. but to ali who wish to ac-
quaint themselves with the progress of peculiar
principles. or the growth of the peculiar aecs IN
this excellent work he has given very fall and very
interesting Biographical Sketches of all the men
who were active in cStab,i1Hn., 81 who have made
iustrious the character and history of the Sucirv
The work exhibits close acquaintance with his
subject AND "a Carctul Industry in examining au-
thcutic records concerning it, and is written H. Il
style which must attract and reward attention.
y. y Courier.
This book Is ono that was much needed; aud it
viii! do GOOD. The introduction is very pcrspic
nous history OF Christaui,v prior TO tie time of
George Fox aud it brings down the history of the
Society at Friends in En.an from its origin to
the year 1876. The work will prove very attract
I've and popular, and We confidently recon-.
mend ii TO all classes for they will find in it the
history of pcrs ecutcd goodness, plainly and char
itab!c told, in all the simplicity of u,h Phildd.
Inquirer.
"lt - something singular, that almost every wri
ter belonging to the 5 ccty of Friends is rcmarla
Bile for vcrhosi'y, while the members of the society
IN their oral communications, exhibit great sim
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A ppROYED PATENT MEDICiNE

PROVED PATENT MEDICiNE S.-
"a nave on hand large stock of the most pop
ular and approved PATENT MEDICINES which
] viii warrant fresh aud genuine The following
list contains portion of nv stock.
For Coughs, CJ'dS, SC.
Brchon's Hungarian Rrlsnm, Brincl;crhoG'.
Health Restorative. D. Wjs'pr's Balsam of wild
Cherry, Dr.. Javuo's EyDrctorant, Pcos-'l Horc-
hound Candy, Dr.. Swayuc's syrup of Wild Cher.
ry, Houscmer's German Cough Drops, SC
For Impurities Of The Blood.
Sands Extract Sar'apMlIla, S|um's Panacca,
Bulls Extract Of Sersaparlla Richardson's Ameri-
can Pauaccl, Daud"ljon and Tomato Plnacca, &c.
For Bilious Diseases.
DR.. Dyott's Anti Bilious Pills, Petccs do. Lees
do. Weights Indian Vegetable do, Sugar Coated
do, MOfat'S do. and Brandrcth's do.
For FcUer and Ague.
Rrwand's improved Tonic Mixture, Nash's Ton
ic, Hubs Aruc Pills, Motifs Phoenix Piters, Sap.
pington's Pills, &C.
Fahuestocks Vcrmifugc, Hulls and sherman
Worm Lozcn-cs, Jayne'a Tonic Vermifugc,
Swaim's Vcrmifurc, Worm Tea. &c.
For Diarrhgg and Summer Complaint
Bernlrd's D1rrhma Remedy, Jaync's Carmina-
tive Balsain, SC.
For Duspepsja Sc.
Houcll's Panacea, Bcckwiths Anti Dyspcptic
Pills, Santoss Alternative and Anti Dyspcptic Pills,
SC.
For Pains in The Back, Side. SC.
Shcrman's Poor Mans Plaster, Whting's s;
Wells Strcug thcning Plaster, McAlliscr's Oint-
mcut, &C.
Also Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for Deafness, Thomp-
sons Eye Water for Sore and Infamcd Ewes, Har-
risons Specific Ointment, Genuine Harlem Oil,
Batemen's Drops, British oil, D,lby's Carmina-
tive, Judkin's Ointment, Turngton's B1lsam,
Godfrcy's Cordial, &c.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
c. H. HElNITSH Agent
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a certain Cure for The Files.

G- Although On" ELrCTvSu originally prepared
for the cure of P'Es, IrOn It's lp0GUS opCrGRd
mode of operating, and from extensive personal appiCa-
lion II has proved Itself To hC Medicine far superior
all others IN all Discusses of an lniiamnaory character,
with determination "i blood To amy particular part or
organ In Inflammation and CoRrCStiog of the L0cr and
S"i,cn; Inflammation, Soreness aud CircrdtiOR of the
S0nGCt Enr,iS EtiHoVs and Bioddcr; in hfdmmatory
aud HgrHrr Rheumatism AMI an fcrfDRS arising from
the mprudeut or muticus of .HCrcUrg i'm all
where the Blood Is powerfully determined towards the
Hcaa II IS The DESr Medicine discovered. For all
Impurities f The BLOND, arising from any source what
ever and for all Diseases IF fc Ski, 1t is unrvaed
clearing and Improving 1t IN the remarkable man
ncr. In Pli9CtlOa II the Heart, Pain Side, and
Oppression GjOWt me Chest IN .jorbij and BqrB Con-
d'ii0HS t the stomach. producing Sick Headache; in
short in all cases where Cathart!C physic is
superior. 10 any other; and cspcc lily those subject
without irrIatou which Is the with mos, ofthc
purgatvcs now in use, particularly Powders Pills
containing A1rs, the use ui winch will invariably
turn the complaint.
4. UI'H NM, MD. Sole Proprietor, Bo,yery,
New York.
Y. w. DYOTT s. SONS. General wholesale
Agents, I39 North Second Street, PhiIa-
deiphiu.
SrECINL DEPOT, mt the Store of Alexander Du
vail y Co., No. l4S NJ in street, Richmond
Also, for sale by CHARLES Il. HElNITSH
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. =. Santos, King & Toy,
Il. Emerson, Robertson y Cornck, VIM. ii.
Brougtton, Norfolk, and by Druggists gene.
rally tUrou Ehout the United States.
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Dr.. G. BENJ. SHITU'S


Arc the result of his labor. Their effects aud the
General favor With which they have been received
IN all parts of the Uritcd States warrant the pro-
PrrtorS In the declaration that " hoy are the arcuf-
est imProrcmenti in medicine 6mc,cn. Unlike all
other pills. these neither gripe produce nausea nor
any oiker unpleasant sensation, while they are as
Pow@3m as II Is possible for medicine to be, and
he HARMLESS. For sale bv
q. II NEINIrSl 4 rnnt
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ND STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY

A Nd STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY
"A DEATH DEATH :! DEATH!! TO ROACH
ES, MOSQUITOES, FLIES. ANTS, &c, SC.
The EGYPTIAN POISON PAPER, has been in.
troduccd into Great Britain, France, Italy and
The United States. The enormous demand for it
in those countries (wiihout any commcnD proves
its rea! value in Riding communities from these
dreadful pests.
Mr.. MooUE, General Agent for the United States,
deems it necessary to caution the public against Il
spurious article which has been introduced. The
Genuine is sold at the Drug store, on High street.
4th door below Middle. Only I25 cents per Sheet
June 30 CHAS II. HEINITSH. gent.
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\ "A ~ IMPORIA IiONS.--Ihe following
- Articles are all OF the very best quality, and
beng imported by the subscriber he can warrant
tncin genuine and sell them low az they can DO
had III this country.
Sets Of Rodgers highly finished DINING CIT.
LERI Ivory balanced handles, with patent tenn
Percd steel blades, and warranted, rood carvers
20 match: Each set consists of So pieces
Japan WATERS, truly elegant article ianaped
IN the best style, Of the Gothic pattern the round
OF rich colors, and ornamcntcd in verv tasteful
manuer.
French Hanging Papers, imported bv G. n. for
did ''' O'' '0'' 'Pie"-
Fire Screens, d handsome patterns and in great
=, Old English Rnzors manufactured by Joseph
hoEcrS x sons they arc SGT ready for and sold
WIN tnG privilege Of returning and EXCHANGING
iucth II after iair trial they not found excel
Superior Razor Strops and Paste of the most a D.
proved makers.
The Military Shaving Soap, by Rirre. BROCK
bank Ri"gc-a very superior article.
Atkinson's Campbor Soap, for PRESERVING, the
skin soft and even.
Lows old Brown Windsor Soap
Genuine Preston Smelling Sails
Rowland's Macassar Oil, for the hair
Essence Of Tyre, for changing the color of tbc
Hair and Whiakers.
Fragrant Perfume for the Pocket Handkerchief
Day & Martins Genuine Japan Blackinoe Moth
ing has yet been offered 10 the public cop5I To tbis
hacking for giving elegant Jet black luslrc to
leather. ~ ~
Quilts; an excellent assortment Of English and
Dutch-pajn, yellow and opaouc. "
Therlnomctcrs Tape Measures, &c.
ADril rs r.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-30

Z II -
-" STORA!iNE.-T This medicine is a safe and
certain cure in complaints of the Livcrand Lungs
Consumption, Liver Complaint, chronic and severe
coughs and Colds, arc Simost Immediately relieved
and Ultimately cured by faithful use of the Re.
sioratlyc. DR. Chiffon, the eminent practical chem
list and physician of New York, attaches his Ger.
nhcatc stating its entire vegetable composition +.
ter he had made careful analysis. Ii is wholly
devoid OF any irritating property and manifcsts so
dccided healing and pu'fyin qualities az to quick
~ alleviate the most a@gravatiuc cough and change
the moroi eXpcctoratiOn. Pains in the chest and
side, so often attendant Lung COMPLAINTS, are
eflcCtuallyrcmovcd without the lea inconv iencc
Che seat of hcditticuity being reached much quicker
than any external application. From the rcputa-
ton OF this medicine in New York, where II has
been sold tor some years the most indubitabI, tcs
timonV is given TO its merit Certificates have
been literally showcrcd in on the proprietor from
the best sources, and stating the cases of persons
raised even when given up by their phvscian-
The tact OF no one single instance dissatisfaction
known or expressed, Is strong guarantee of it,
merit The following certificate il from Dr. Chil.
ton, the well known NcwYork chemist
" have analysed Il bottle Of medicine called G
BrlucEcrhotI' Health Restorative; and find that
1t docs not contain Mercury, or any other metallic
preparation, nor opium in any Of its forms 1t is
composed Of vegetable matter cntircIv.D
JANIS u CHrLTON, NJ d.
C.. BRINCKERHOFF,
Proprietor, n. Y
mouth, Va