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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

RUSHED SUGAK--l6 bills Woolsey d. Wool
" sey's make, in store and for sale low to close
consignment by
mill FOSDIcK & CHARLoCK. ss cOm-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

FOR COLUMBUS AND AbEKDEEN.
he s-~5saAs ~ The steamer MINERVA, Capt.
te1Za-AVA =. burgess, will run regularly
during the season to the above aud
all Intermediate ports For freight passage apply
on board or to CAMPBELL. OWEN x co.
noy26 rs Commerce and ~ Front sis
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

CHEAP GUNS.-A frs, iaie assortment Of
~ che'p Birding and Deer Guns Of all sizes AMI
lengths of fine damascas wire and stub twist bar rels
Persons wishing 10 buy will please call and examine
Them, and will find them very low to meet the times.
ieb6 JAS. COMING, IL Dauphin street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

LVKESH DRUGS-Now opening at the Planter :
Il Drug Store, an extensive assortment Of Drugs
and Medicines, Chemicals, Perfnmery, Brushes,
Paints, Oils, Glass. etc, comprising every article
in the line that be called for, Of the best quail
ties, and At the lowest prices. III.
Or Siga ofthe Blue MORTAR.
BLAIR b CO., southeast
decl7 corner Of Dauphin and Wa.er-streels
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

WITNESSING subscriber has received "a con-
w signnent from Messrs. Bunker Il Co. New
York, choice assortment Of old Madeira Wine in
cases Of one dzen each. These wines are offered for
sale with full guarenty Of their genuineness and
quality. RO8ERT S. BUNKER.
decl8 corner Of Royal and 81 FrHncis-streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03
nvSPEPTICS uYSPEPTICS! .-How c.

hVSPEPTICS DYSPEPTICS! !-How can
- you doubt the medical virtues of Can't ellis an
h-Dyspeptic Po,Oder, the only sure remedy Of
fered to the public. prepared expressly for that
plant, single trial Of which.will convince The most
sceptical ofits ability to cure in any stage and under
any FORM and being purely vegetable, persons of the
most delicate constitution may tim all kinds Of
weather with perfect safety
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

JdH1V cUTHtT w HteT Ct
A MERICAN PATENT FLATE WINDOW
IA CLASSIC point Of smoohness Of surface,
weight of metal, thickness and strength, this Glass
is much superior to the French or any other Glass
in use. Builders and others desirous Of having
spleadid Glasses at comparatively low prices are
respectfully invited to cal and examine this article
ul assortment Of sizes just received and for sale
dec25 BY l. C. DUBOSE & CO.. 80 Wafer-st. |
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

M ICHAUX'S FRECkLE WASH-Ths is a
lVA discovery of the celebrated DIR. Charles Mi
chaux, formerly professor Of anatomy at Liege, in
Flanders, and may safely be rec ommended as n Ger.
tain remedv for Freckes, well as other affections
Of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc. Gentlemen who
are troubled with blotches or pimpes the face,
often accustomed BY the of strong alkaline soaps
in shaving, will find this an excellent remedy
For sale by
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-03

FOR MONTGONERY-Week ly Packet.
r. s~"@TS%sss A., Tive fine passenger steamer NEW
tr71sTE3l==f=7A aWoRLD, }. Bryan master. will
y s: E:sssti322..run as regular weekly packet
Throughout tue for the above and all lnterme-
date landings leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
evea ng at O'Clock, and Montgomery every MON.
DAY morning at 10 O'clock.
b,ard
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Second Board.
New stock Exchange.


Yesterday morning. 9TH instant of dropsy Mr. HENRY
Cochran, in the Sd year of his age.
The friends of the family, also those OF his brother
Robert especially 4nvited to attend his funeral
this enday) afternoon, at o'clock from his late resi-
dence, 81 Varick street
On the 9th inst at his residence Newark, N. j., Moan
BRown, Esq in tue 9Th year Of his age formerly OF the
nrm OF Adam and Noah Brown OF this city
The relatives and friends OF the family also those of
his nephews, David and Vim H. Brown respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from residence of his daughter Mrs Charles Porter
No Bond II, without fuIther invitation
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OEVIJSTRY

DE ~
nR. II. g BLANKMAN, Dentist, ll6 Chambers street,
~ New ork late of Virginia, offers his professional sevi-
the public. Persons who desrous Of having
and useful aIpeudage the teeth
properly attended requested to call at his Office where
references Of highest liability be had Terms
moderate, and a war .nted So lnifrc
M UNoik.Uf EDMUND De- BUlssUN A M. will re
IVA his of French Lessons the Robersonian
System the second Monday of September. For information
apply his residence 400 Broadway from To A. NJ and
from 80 NJ Having few hours spare, he will be very
happy to devote them giving public schools
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received at the Office of the
~ New York and Harlem Railroad Company the village
of White Palms. Westminster county until the goth day o.
September for the grading masonry aud bridging of about q
White Plains, point the north line Of Westminster
Plans proes and specifications will be ready for the nspec
ton Of contractors the 10Th of September when the ng
will be attendance render all requisite informal
Contractors known the Company Engineer will be
expected produce testimonials OF their capacity ability and
experience; and the best security will be required
The work mast be commenced mmedit ey after contracts
closed vigorously and compeedby the first
Of MAJ next. By order of the Extension Committee
So tS2Orrc ALLAN CAMPBELL, Chief Eng'r.
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A uCTl0N NOTICE-lmportant Executor Sale Of Eng
lsh Gold and Silver Watches box and pocket Chronom
Ws'sh Meve Ws,eb Makers Files Machine FIs.
JALOB $. PLATT will sell on Tuesday, 9Th september at
~ oelock AZ he No 23s Pearl street. by order Of the
stock. -
For full particulars Catalogues which ready and
the goods can b. examined till the hour 81 sale s82tsmc
A. q FUTILE Auefioneer.
i AHGE AUCTION HARDWARE SALE-Jacob
IL rtts sale consisting OF $50 casks and lots Hard
ware Cutlery Guns mud Pistols Sc ac., will take p &c
Also Brass and Ivory Tea Trays Steel nd Iron shoses
and W,ousht Nails, Cotton Wool, and Hay Csids Coffee
Shears Better Knives Bread and Shoe do and Fancy
Articles.
Also variety of Brass Goods VIZ -Curain Pins
Butts. Locks, Cupboard Turning Knobs, &c.
For Auction Journal of
Commerce, Courier x Enquirer. aud Express.
NJ B-Cstalosues will future be but can be
90 tire
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PHILADELPHIA, Sundi

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, Sept. T. ls45.
Our city last night the Of two serious and
destructive CONGREGATIONS. About IL o'clock, fire
broke out in the large sugar refinery of Rodet Canet
back of Second street Arch, and destroyed the
whole establishment with its contents valued at $40 00o
upon which there insurance of about $40 O00
The back part Of Mount Vernon Hotel Second street,
was on fire at time to the small CONSERVATION Of
the boardes but through the exerions OF the rcmen
the flames at this building extingushed without
much damage beng done.
Between two and three o'clock in the morning another
fire broke out in the livery stable of John Clark back Of
Wood and Cherry SITS, consuming the building, with
large quantity fodder and other property, tho horses
being saved The flames extended to large block Of
painted stores on Broad street. occupied Sitter james
< Co., James Teel Company, Crage, benas Com
pany forwarding merchants The building we're en-
rey destroy cd together with large quantity Of -four
grain wool cotton, whiskey, and other property Tho
loss is estimated at between $4,000 and $4,000 all IN
sured All the accountbooks Of the fins named
were saved Craige, Bellas 4 Co. had all the goods
which were be forwarded to tho west In train OF nur
den cars in the buildings and they were all got OUT WIN
out injury This win be good news to those who nave
forwarded goods by this arm. The arm have TAKEN an
once next 70 the burnt buildings and wiz continue mel
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DR.. SALMON s REWEDY

STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES
u DE IUTZEN, having been engaged for several years
~. past the tuition Of Modern Languages wishes find
few scholars either in the krench Spanish, Italian Portu
gurse lans
street between and IL o'clock A. NJ oI aud 4, p. NJ
AZ lu+I
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As:as
ssaLzz51
TUESDAY Sept 9th, O'Clock precisely-Purse $40,
i Mile Hests, best in 5, to go as they please
u Berthe enters. rage
IL. Jones enters .br m Nell Jwlnn
y vm"enburgh enters .gr m r. Il uirl
II. Jones enters. o. v Newburh
y. Bryant enters. gr IN Fanny ~ right
" Wheeian enters. .'..... OF n 'i I
John Donald enters oh II. Clay =
Immediately Alter
Purse $50 mile heats, 10 they please.
W Whceitn enters. .......... en- cilnert
II Jones enters ,cn Doy
J Wendell cutters. b IN Bergen Maid
ii +. Townsend enters gr. Lady SUSSEX
Entrance to Track and Stands 50 cents. -
The following purses will be given, off over tins
course TUESDAY, 10th September first fair day com
m nciug at O'clock
Frst-A purse $40 free for all trong horses that
pur $50 90 wagons mile heats, weight OF
wagon $50 lbs.
SecondA purse free for all rotng horses that never
purse $50 they please catch weahtsbe
three IN FIVE.
Three or more in each 10 make racs. .
Entries be made Green Losees, on Monday evening
next. II O'Clock 80. x,,,r
Gen Durham bewee Realty Moscow TO go Mile Heats
this Courss, October 9th 50 etls'mc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
CONCERTS
SWISS Bell RINGERS,
With other Entertainments, varied every evening.
THIS band have much pleasure in cling series Of
on to h-if own Performances they have secured the services
MRS TIMM,
MASTER scoNCIA,
The unnyallsd yienist, and
The celebrated Pianist.
THE FIRST CONCERT
ON MONDAY ~. EH " VIZ; SEPT. a,
The e S Tsish f RiSGERs
MRS sl A,S E9%PuLASs' '' toS'asfPoslrIoss.
And MASTER scoNcIA A' : ''''
!; III 4 E FINN tn. Violin
NJ. Full particulars will be found in the programme:
y Doors open at 7-concen 10 commence A.
w 1ickets may be obtained the Asior ths American
ard Ho wards Hotel Atwls. Mum Carke. Oilberts
aud Milleus soie, and at Wadeighs bookstore on
PALMO'o OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street.
dET.Ths abSys establishment together with the
shorter period il desired For information as regards terms
oSc Apply all
must be postpaid and directed Opera House. Chambers
Mr.. G. KEAN
EGS leave respectfully inform his friends the public
IL that his will take place TUESDAY next Sept
when Will be presented Bulwers comedy of
Nj u 4 Y.
Evelyn. .........................M MIR. e. Kean.
Tiara Dousids MIS- u hetn.
And other entertainments. So ttEc
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION,
COMMENCING this Evening at La Faye,te Hail. (opro.
~ site Nibo's and continuing nightly O'Clock. No
postponement on account OF We 'thrr.
MONSTER ELECTRIC Il
" BEN FRANKLIN
Being ths powerful instrument the world will exhibit
the most wonderful and astounding effects electrical
AURORA BOREALIS. or the Northern Lights
Electrical Sparks OF immense Intensity and sze the OF
200 per minute
The SPANGLED SPIRAL
The PRIsMATIc NEcKLAcE.! Sc. &c &c.
Also at the and place will be exhibited magni-
c,n M invention producing figures busts ry Sc in
THE PROTEOSCOPE
which will show in of the whole audience the
time. OUR SAVIOR, by Thorwalsdon-fhe Madona, by
Corr esioPeter the American Ea-
ge-the Italian Poets Dante, Ptrach, Tasso Ariaso-Em-
bematca Figures Of Fe; Air Earth and Water Night and
Morning, and other interesting and beautiful subjects.
PHYslOSCOPE!
an astonishing optical instrument capable OF magning men
and from SixyFive lightly Feet showing the
ural color OF this hair SKIM and the Of the
face and making the mouth like the entrance to
all INN .nse cavern
10 There nothing in the above exhibition that
ranted by morality well science that could offend the
most strictly pious.
e. Ad,niltance the whole, 2s cents SO lttm
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DE HFIVENS.
hrs. CASTLES Il EDWARDS, Aurists, No. 38l Broad.
way attend the of and every disease and a
lection incidental the Their is based the
rational princ SCIENCE and knowledge entirely
free from any theoretical dogmas.
Acoustic OIL for sale, cure for Ear Ache pains
ringing collections Of hard discharges vtated
secretons of this incipen Deafness swengs &C.
81 lmFfh
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SEVENTY TuOIISAND DOiJ.ARs

SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
O LOAN on bond and mortgage, productive real
III this city, of $4,000 aud upwards appli-
cants. Applyto GEO. LUDLOW PRIDE,
IL Wall St
WANTED-To hire, snug two story house, Ell her in
Broadway the between Franklin and Broome
contiguous to Broadway wanted by the LIST
Apply above. lwrrc
SHERWOOD'S MIGRATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES
T1NHE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
for the rotary in this machine, by the criber,
dows with extraordinary superiority
which has been constructed is compactly fitted toge-
thr with its battery wires and other ap ances
sl2 si aud SIG ach and forwarded to order the
Union, the Canadas, West Indies, South America.
Zach case accompanied With Manual (7th edition, PIP
"a 32mo )-includng complete Manual of the practice
Medicine, with very full glossary giving clear and ample
directions Tor the othe instrument the diseases
70 which is applicable and which found by the
I practice oil hundreds of Operators include the
ya'e as well as tue most peculiar and obstinate that
known To the medical profession with the proper medicines
for each case. H. H. SHERWOOD
SO lIn'rh 1872 Chambers
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A BOAT RACE

w ILL come of at the Elysian Fields Hoboken Sept %
~ i8a5 prize Of Fifty Dollars will be given for RAGS
Of four Dared Race Boats not to exceed u eet ng entrance
Five Dollars the winning boat 10 her
money with the prize, and all other entrance money be
given to the second also prize Of twenty-five dol
lars will he given for cf two pair Of scu boats
exceed % feet long; two dollars and fifty cents the
winning boat her entrance money with the prize
and AL other money to be given the second best
p pT ave o or z sssp GI s w
will be allowed to enter Mter that time.
v ets r Nj. Nc
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THE DOUBLE-BODIED PIG.
THIS IS without any exception, of the most extraor-
binary feaks Of that has been Witnessed In
fact, there record OF parallel: There humbug
this living healthy animal, mouths old,
with four hinder qusrtes each well formed active II
pronounced by nubers of scientific aud
thing the they
saws the time there nohing its to Of
iend the incest sensitiveness.
Now exhibiting in Park Row doors Of the Park
Theatre. Abundance l2la cents 81 3lls m
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THE IOWAY INDIANS AGAIN,
AT HOBOKEN
THE PARTY OF. lOWAYs who have just returned from
their through Great Britain and France, w their
arrival from Boston next pitch
Hoboken and encamp there for days previous their
final departure for their hunting grounds the Upper Mis-
S
These aramed lords of the forest the
est sensation the principal cities ofEurop they have twice
visited King Louis PHILIPPE and medal knighted by his
majesty the Chiefs with gold and the Braves with silver
dals
This party far eyces all the American Indians the
spendor of their trnkets and which have been
presented to them by the nobility OF the through
which they passed
This party consists Of
Newhu-shekaw, white Cloud LIST Chief Of the Nation
New-monya Walking RAM Third Chief.
Le-mon-y.yah (Blister-fret J Great Medicine Man.
Wash-ka.mon-ya, EAST Daucer)
Shon-ta-y i-ga (Little Wolf)
Watan-ye, Zone Alwa, Foremost)
Wata-we- bu-ka-na Commanding Geneml,) the son OF
Walking Rain-Jefr-y Doraway. the Interpreter.
SQUAWS.
Ruton-yewe-ma (Stutting Pigeon,) White Clouds wife.
Ruton-weme pigeon on the Wing.)
Koon-za. ys-me (Female War Eagle. saling,)
Tapa-ta-ne (So,hia,) (Wsdom,) White Clouds daughter
They will give their Dances Games Amuements Songs Of
War Peace &c. which will take place in the air,
Of which due notice will be given on their arrival
This Exhibition will be without any further char than the
ferriage to Hoboken. So stisFnc
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ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE,
lfONT,Q EAT

MONTREAL.
THIS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical
Of the subscriber Who will receive proposals for
from and enemen Of acknow talent
The opening Of he saId Theatre for few evenings will be with
The celebrated sgnora Rosina Pco and sgnor Bsyn and
the evenings entertainment will be nterpersed with Vaude
ve Dancing Orchestral Overures the orchestra being
posed this of u Professors and the nstru
ments in the hands Of five British music masters
se3 I'm VT. MAZZOUHI, d. NJ
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FARM FOR SALE ON THE HUDSON RIVER.
4k The beautiful Farm and Residence of subscriber
kone and quarter miles south of the village of Pough
-SAAke pse, N. Y.
This farm contains hundred and three of first
land in high of cultivation with great number of
grated fruit OF the very best kind including Peach Or
hard Of 900 trees three $50 Of which
duced fruit h The all selected from the
nursery Of Messrs A. j. Downing Co., Newburgh, and are
The House built with gallery in 'front.' stories
high with attic and dining and kitchen attached in e
containing twelve the parors communicating with
folding doors.
The Barn and Carriage House the the county
with stables 70 horses and cattle in the basement with
ceen well of water under that cattle and horses
not exposed in cold weather.
There also attached first Stecorry for the collection
and eimanue built of brick and stone with brick
cistem and pump.
On the premises comfortable new Lodge farmers
sdence, enient distance from the Mansion House
gether with three good wells of water house. milk
aud fine Lab e containing fish.
The above premises beautifully situated in awn Of
eight commanding fine view OF the Hudson River
Catsk Mountains and the country for many
miles adjacent
portion of the rchase money remain bond and
mortgage, at per cent.
Any further information be had by applying to
NATHAN COLEMAN, on the premises, or TO
COLEMAN 4 STETSON, Astor House,
81 tyvis pc New York
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Making total from the Schuykiil and Lehigh mines
OF 955I75 tons from the Lackawana mines 265 900 tons
Nilke sharre, lOs 35l; Pine Grove 3974I Total 1865
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q r CLARKE

Il.
saturday, Ia broadway, small Gold Chain with Cross
bstween Astor Pae, and Du street It's intrinsic value
Is not much bur being the g Of friend il will confer fsy or
ven'h ST. Nv winSs
s8lt% 49, -"o0S'
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CITY LIBRARY,
Rh00aD WAi opposite the Atheneun Hotel Professor
HoKNCASTLr., tgentle man OF Her Msjesty's Chape
mo whigve ms popu ar Ente gna Irish
sodes wnh Anscdotes, Tales, Comic Songs FAIRY STORIES
Seas Performed by him all England with
cess-on WedDe day Evening. Sept TO-
n,oo's open at 7-comm ence AT 9 o'clock.
Iicke, 90 cent, ea,h-o be had az the Hail. and all the
Il ~ - XVsr,
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Increase August ls45, ....... 81 ,26l O5
The revenue from customs appears to be ON the de
in other ports, well this comp AIRED with last
year AT Boston the decrease in six months this year
compared with the corresponding period last has been
nearly six hundred thousand dollars.
REVENUE FROM CUsroMs-PoRr OF Bosros
Receipts from January to June 30, 1884, 50 $685. 4s5 a
" lS45. 2S6 326 50
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NEWaYORK LAMP WICK MANDATORY,
.3Sl PcnrL sLlcck rear RliLdian

NEWAfU Kk LAMP WICK MANUFACTUKY,
:S4 Pearl street, rear Building
John STOTT inmates the public, that he manufactures
all kinds of Lamp Wick for Chemical Solar and Astral
Lamps of all numbers. Rust and Flat Wckng of the differ
sizes Wick made for fe,ores to sample Manuactures
country, kindly invited to call.
Orders received at the Crockery Store of ALEX STOTT
df Grand where Of all kinds kept
hand at factory prices, wholesale and retail au law m-rc
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
"A FULL assortment of Fall Style on hand
- ROBEhTSON'S Phenix Hat and Cap
sc 3tissrh Mandatory, 1903 Fulton ST.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-12
PROCLAMATION.

WW7 7HEREAS information has been recei-
w we'd at this Department, that most afro.
cious Murder was committed in the District of
Marlboro, OH the 2hd instant, on the body of
lanes English, Of said District, by dine ALEX
AMBER BROWN, Of The county of Rich
mond, North Carolina, and that the said Alex
andet Brown was aided and abetled in the per
neiration Of The said crime by his brother,
MURDOCH Brown, and d negro fellow
named GEORGE. Belonging to tlicir father,
Hugh Brown, and that the said offenders have
led ffou Justice Now. therefore, in order that
the said Alexander Brown, Murdoch Brown
and the said NEGRO George, may he brought TO
a legal trial, l, WILLIAM AIKEN, Governor
of the State of South Carolina, do hereby offer
a reward of Two Hundred Dollars, for the ap
prehensiofi and delivery of the said Alexander
Brown at any one of the Jails in this State and
reward One Hundfcd Dollars, each, for the
like apprehension and delivery ofthe said Muir
doch Brown, and of The said negro slave
George. The said Alexander Brown is about
five feet six inches in height slender built. light
hair, little freckled, about 20 years of age
and weighs about l20 pounds. The said Mur-
doch Brown is about six feetin height, slender
built. dark hair, ,Irather pale, and has scar in
the face, weighs about ITS pounds.
Given under my hand apd seal of the State at
Charleston, the twenty second day Of Feb.
ruary, in the year of onr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty five, and in the sixty
ninth yedr Of American Independence:
WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor.
R. q. PNcESrY, Secretary of State.
March 81
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HENHESE PILLS wherever they have been
IL fairly tried have established an enviable
celebrity, and are daily supcrseding all other
preparations in curing the diseases for which
they are prepared.
The following certificate is from Judge For
est gentleman of the first responsibility in
Jefferson CO., Alabama.
Jonesboro', Ala., 4th Feb. 1874.
certify that in the summer Of 1872 had n
severe attack offever and ugue, and was for
some time under the treatment Of a physician,
but. received no benefit from his prescriptions
my disease continuing to increase in the
frequency and severity ofits attacks. Eat last
had recourse to DR.. Hull's Fever and Ague and
Anti Fever Pills, aud in using half box was
entirely cured, and have remained in good
health ever since. l afterwards had in my
family several cases Of fever and ague, and
have in every instance made use Of RulPs
Pills, which have always Immediately effected
a cure. J. +. Forest"
Price, ST. per box, with directions.
% A fresh supply, just received and for
sale, by J. D. TIBBETTS.
Oct. 80 Gm al