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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

go- Mr., Cabell, the Wing candidate, has got his
certificate of election the law requires that the
Governor shall certify within thirty days after e.
lection who has majority of the returned votes
Mr.. C. was found to have 60 more returned than
Mr.. Bockenburgh, who, however, has small ma
jority of the whole vote cast in Florida
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

DR. LYMAN BEEcHER. "A letter from Profess
sor Stowe to the editors of the Boston Recorder,
states that DR.. Beecher is now out of danger, and
will probably soon resume his duties. Professor
Stowe said it was ga tremendous thump, enough
to kill any young man" l .,...--.....'' '..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

CoINc1DENcIEs.-We were struck the other day
in looking at work called the s Lives OF the Pre-
sidents," with few curious condolences Of num-
bers which relate to the line of FIVE Presidents be-
ginning and ending with an Adams. Here is ta-
be for instance, of the periods in which they were
born and went out of office:
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1s45.
SENATE, ,rs

Mr.. Dix presented memorial praying for the
establishment of Branch Mint in New York,
pointing out the advantages of the location for such
an Institution.
Mr.. johnson, of La announced the death of the
late John b. Dawson, Member of the House of
Representatives from that State. The usual Reso-
lutions were passed, and the Senate adjourned till
Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ~"
Journal read and approved, after correction BY
Mr.. Adams
Petitions and Resolutions were then in order
Mr. Adams presented several memorials against the
admission of Texas as slave State.
Mr.. Rockwell Of Conn. presented the Resolu-
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

Now it will be seen by this that Jefferson was
born just eight years after his predecessor Adams
Madison eight years after his predecessor Jeffer-
son; Monroe eight years after Madison, and John
Quincy Adams eight years after Monroe. Another
curious fact to be observed that Adams was Just
sixty-sIx years old when he retired; Jefferson was
sixty-six; Madison was sixty-six; Monroe was
sixty-six, and John Quincy Adams, had he been
elected to second term, would have been sixty
six. Adams, Jefferson and Monroe, all died on the
4th of July.-U. S. Journal. ..s ri .t. rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

survey the route for railroad from Hartford and
New York, via Danbury, have, according to the
Hartford Times, made their report to the Commit
tee, and it is now in press it will be issued in
pamphlet form in few days. The report is high
ly favorable to the construction of the road-more
SO than the ardent friends of the road anticipated
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Tribune. under date of the 18th inst, says /:
1.-TWO weeks of the session have passed
away, and yet nothing has been done. In.
deed neither House is yet fully organized.
There is no chaplain yet elected for either
House, and the Senate has appointed but
two of its numerous Committees" Below
we give the most important ofits doings, to-
gether with the Committees of the House.
Twenty.ninth Congress. Session.
Reported specially for the N. Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

~ A company has been formed in New Haven
Connecticut, with capital of $40 600 for the oys-
ter business on the St. Lawrence. An agent has
been busily engaged with FIVE vessels in trsnsplan-
ting oysters from Gaspee, 700 miles distant, to a
spot near Quebec.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

Those blank votes, it is said, are referable to
Mr.. Calhoun's course at the Memphis Convention;
il is thought that Mr.. c. disposed to yield too
much to the doctrines of the internal improvement
party. a's'- tf'r .t3' nt ai' IL &'..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18
Brighton Market... Monday. Dec. 6. ,4s.

NeWeY DIX C@ttle M0fKoGss.sUoCe Hoe "
At market, 1900 Beef Cattle, 600 from the
South); so Cows and Calves, and $500 Sheep and
Lambs. Ft.. ... .-4 -
ces-Beef Cattle-Remains without much
variation from the prices Of last week, and of the
moderate number at market, about 500 remain un-
sold. We quote 81 so a Sc so as the extremes of
the market. A few extras at IS so.
Coos T. Calues-All taken at SIS, $25 $2s.
Sheep + Lanbs-Market cleared at 81 Is $50
A small number of extra brought IS. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-12-18

Or The London Punch announces the death Of
Mrs. Caudle 1t is iptimated however. that she
left some manuscripts behind which may be Of ser.
vice to the rising generation, 'a.
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FURTHER pOSrpDNFAiENr

FuRl HER POSrpONEMENT.
The above sale Ia further postponed. until Monday
the 9Th day Of March, 1915
JOHN II. TYREE.
Smrring Trustee.
IN y, vrouAx p,;ooin,l t2IMh
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate tr.
gEylIS Institution, situated in the town OF Liberty,
i Bedford County. Va, viii be open Tor the recep-
ton Of pupils The Isl OF October.
lis the object of the Principals 10 Impar Ia The stu
dents useful as well ornamental education
this purpose Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aded by
potent assistants. ~.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for the ls class w pr moh'hs,
2nd do 10 4"
lunar class 3rd do 10
'Tuilian in French, by Mile. Roget
of Fpnce.
Music, by Professor Ninkler OF Germany Piano S25.
Harm S35; Guitar tlS pr months
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, al Professors
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needle work. So pr. five months
Use Of Musical instruments So.
Each YOUNG lady furnishing herown bedding and towels
N. B.-Board may alsa be obtained IN many respect
able families in tho village.
References Judge Stanard and Jamcsl- yous Esq
Richmond; Judge .omax, Fredericksburg; Rev. DIR
Hawley and Rev Mr. Laurie Isl Presbyterian Church
Washington; Gen Gordon aud Hon, WIN. y. hlves
Albenarle; Dr. p. II. Gmer, Lynchbnrg; Geo. |
Tayloe Boetpurt; Rev. DIR. >. Phillips aud Hev ia
cob d. Mitchell, Liberty.
Bedford Sent 10 Is
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vol. XxSiI.AySO. 50.

manner abou as personal as Mr.. Black had attacked.
tie called tile attack Of the member luW and dirty
trade.
Mr.. BLACK rejoincd alict the committee had bees
n"nnsed tyr ong time upon points Of order, and psu
oooncrd Mr.. Gddinps statement marvellous soriss,
ISLANDERS, "a 70 laboer Of Torey. tha thief" s.fa
siiet" SC. Besides this language Of The moss inds-
cant kod -us ased ,hb excuse beuk that there wss M
ladies In the gallery.
Mr. MeIAusLiN. Of Ohio, and Mr. BURT. Of s.
Z. called MIR. Black Ut Georgia, 10 order.
Mr. Black said he had done. but he was not d. he;
ana persisted IN ade ii personality unenaed ia the
House II becamb worse ahd worse. and portions Of
what was said II would not be decent 10 repeat
When Mr.. Black had clesed Mr.. 6idd,axs appealed
10 he heard in deieheh.
Mr.. ScHENCk asked, IL after VIVA, had fallen FINN
The gentleman from Georgia. there was member In shS
House who would allow his colleague 10 be- heard ID
his own defence. fhe wished.
Mr. MCCONNELL Of Alabsma was heard 10 ssy
that he objected. and Mr. Sehcntk answer tina, NJ gem
llemen would object Confusion ruled throughput ihS
Hall. when Mr.. Mckay moved that the COMMITTEES
rise; Thu uiuoh prevailed. and Resolution was a.
dopted To eid tbs dtl,u,e IN twenty minutes.
The House then went iho committees u tho WhulS
IN the Stne III the tfnun
Mr.. MCKAY explained the amendment which Nj,
Giddings had introduced and said i, could nat pass
without violation of contract aud agreemen, with the
Indians.
Mr.. ulDDIN0s. all weie how agreed. should hi
heard and lin oue oleehg. he r,tae liz said that he
came here by the sfiages of large aud enlightened
constituency As any member upon this or that the con-
sliinents who sent him were craven as IL send
man 10 represent lhem who was io capable IL mantan
ing his avn aud lhe rights that he had been approveA
by his constituency, and that the gentlemen from Geor
ga who had 50 unwarrnn,ahly assaulted him, could
make their own application Of his position.
Mr. G'ddngs said the sctug tina, hid bsci witnessed
was hot A hew ohh ii him. lie hnu beeh many ,i,ura
similarly assaulted upon this nuor. and once 4 bowts
knife had been drawn upon him. Tho gentleman FROM
Heoroa had threatened IN knock Him down.
Here MIR. Black, WIN hid len His Own scat upon Tho
orposle sdb Of ihe Hail. seen sandnc by The aide
OF Mr.. tiddings, with only one member between the
two. Raising his voicb and leahhg towards Mr.. g.;
Mr. Black sad lf you will say oht bf doors what yod
have said here will hnuck yJu DOWN" Mr.. Hans
nett immediately prevented Mr. Black from carrying
'n his stming purpose Of striking Mr.. uddlngs and
ook him behind the Speakers Chair
Mr. g. went On and said firihet, that he had seen
nch scenes these before and had before been hres-
ened md after word or two in rrpy To Mr.. B,ack1
hntses against him, he closed
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vESTINGS.

Satin Plaid Silk Cashmere, Mcrino and figured Silk
Velvet, latest patterns.
The above named articles will sell or manuiarinre
Into Clothing as cheap they can be procured IN Lynch
hnrp aud would invite all in want OF Garments OF any
kind to call and test this assertion.
The principle which we have adopted is exclusively
cash from which we shall mol deviate IN any case what
ever We adopt this principle, Knowing that Is the
,est for those who patronze u.s. well as ourselves; as
we will be enabled 10 furnish Clohlng one third cheaper
than oherw could dos o tlan those who sell Tor
credit
By strict attention to business, and prompness in exc
cutting all orders, hope to merit the confidence and
patronage OF the public.
Every Garment made by us will be warranted, both
as regards style and workmanship and no article Will be
delivered that does not give entire satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to CUTflNG- Fashions
received monthly.
WATERHOUSE & WHlrTEMORE.
Jan. Is
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.Nrs. EseNrigNeS'
ENELySU AND FRENCH ACADEMY.
FOR x'QI.y'(, LADIES,


TuNHE 9TH session of this Institution will begin. Mons
day, the 3rd Of February. The instruction embraces
complete course of finished English education To-
rether with thorough study of the French Language;
viz Grammar. conversatlon written and verbal Trans
ation from English to French.
The department of English Parsing, imposition,
Rhetoric, Logic. Ancient Languages &c, nc, VIII be
conducted as heretofore by Mn. d. SMITH.
Terms-$lS. SIS aud $3.50, Tor English and
French No extra charges but for Drawing, Ancient
Languages and Mathematics.
= n B-ui h The re,c Of giping her ~hole time and
attention 10 her pupils, Mrs. IL. has secured desirable
boarding in the same square with her Academy, for
those Young Ladies from the country that may be en-
trusted to her
Ian. 30 OW
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VIEW .9RREI:IL.
uuyEUAVF ius, orenea . a variety of FASH
w IONABLE JEWELLERY AND
FANCY ARTICLES Among them are super

PINK. Topaz Breasplns aud Finger Rings; Gold Neck
lace and bracelets; new and fashionable style oil Ear
Rings! q, .,,..;s,
beautiful assortment Of Berlin Iron Goods, CONSIST
ina oC bracelets. Necklace, Breaslpins and Guard
Chains. ,,:
We have also new pattern Silver plated and br,an
MIA Golfer aud Tea seits plated Candescks, on"iierS
and Trays. 80 .,,,,
Our assortment Of Gold end Silver Naichess WORN,
The attention of all who wish to purchaseand at one
half the cost of former days.
We are manufacturing to order. Silver Table ana
Tea Spoons-and anxious to repair at reduced prices
all. and every description of Watches and Jewefy
We solicit continuance OF patronage win assurance
., very e,rt we are CAPABLE Of exerting will he put
forth in order to please. WILLIAMS & VICTOR. .
Dec. IL 70
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JAMES II. ROGERS.

nm ''I'E IA O.N ,hINTF.ICTU.
a. RER AND COpPERS NTH
OPPOSITE ADAMS s Wuk,Nsos M,x Sr,,rr
LYNcHBuRG,
w ooEp peg leave 10 return his sincere thanks 10
" his friends and the public GENERALLY far ,ho Gha
raj patronage heretofore bestowed on him and world
inform them that he has taken the above stand for The
purpose OF carrying the above business in all lis va
rioas branches. His assortment Of TIN WARE is
line. ' ''''' III ''''
Country Merchants would do we'll 10 cali and ox,m
Inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ne'ac hoois laid on correct principles Cutters and
opouis put up in Town OF country
Feb II - .. "''"'
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CNfNEs'iN EiONOrsre.

WE are receiving direct from the importers and
w design keeping constantly hand first rate
article of LlQUOlklCE. for sale liberal terms
PRESTON & ENDERS
Richmond, Feb 90 Is
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Feb. 90
Amherst County, TO wit:


To Giles Daridson, p. II. Ddlard and Stephen w.
Christian. freeLoldas Of His county:
w HEREAS. William Dllard Of the said county
w hath this day given information 10 me- Alexander
Mundy Justice of The Peace for the county aforesaid
that he hath taken up an eslray COW, upon his
own land. These therefore in the name of
the Commonwealth to command YOU, having
first been duly sworn for that purpose befrre
me or some other Justice Of the Peace for this county
to view and apprase the said estay, and 10 certify the
value thereof under your hands, together with partic
ular description of the kind marks brand statue colour
and age Of said esiay; which certificate so made YOU
are forthwith to return TO me. Given under nv hand
this ll,h day of January, 1915
ALEX. MUNDY, j. 7.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing warrant. to directed we
have this day viewed esiray Gow, shown To MS hy
William billiard Of This county, and find the same 10 be
rather above the common size, with ear marks or
brand age ahout five years. color black. with white and
black face, white bflh jaws and lower part of the
neck along the belly and nsnks. and do appraise the
SANE Cow 10 The of SIX dollars. Certified under
our hands. this lih day of January. 1916.
GILES DAVIDSON. t
PETER "A DlLLARD.
STEPHEN W. CHRISTIAN. I
.lmLera Comfy 10 ,ch
The E,recnlns appraisers were duly sworn before me
this l,h January, 1915.
ALEXANDER MUNDY,J. P.
Feb % 81
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.YNCHEURsi. MONDAY MORNING, rEnRUAH,
N T. w
CARRIAGES. rARoUCuCs, xc

VIZ. u BSCRiBER having made ARRANGEMENT.
win one OF the largest Factories, a, the Nnrth
o' me purpose OF supplying this market and Tho snr
rounding country with all kinds of Catriapes nab =,
e pest materials, and of the latest styles and patterns
prepared to furnish them to those who want, upon Ms
elsewhere, and brought here He has no,, ~, ban. !,
.'ages as sample Of the work which he is disposed
70 Se' upon such terms as will be satisfactory 10 enr
ta II ne meets wllh encouragement to Justify IT,
"e eNPe's 10 receive general assortment of Carraees
:" 'ne 9ar'ng II desired, he will furnish the Harness
'o' ea'n Iarfiase, OF his own manuhctutinp. and will
where. i r. Suar Iy o,,'n'.n any
, nave made arraf gemenis with Mr.. j. C. Sbocke
'ed' to furnish him. at the shortest notice with an,
style OF Carriage he may order. "' "'s
H. Il. BEACH, Manufacturer.
m M .WBord. Conaec ,icd
~ ID he Carriages now on hand. or any TIM,
nay hereafter receive may be seen at Mr.. j r. d
'ane a"c'o" Room, who in my absence, will take
'fea' pleasure In showing or selling them to persons
' '"' " ''"N al them. j. G. :.
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BUTTER. BUTEvR!,

IN FIRKINS Sayers Family Butter, some very
III superior. For sale BY
HATCHER s. GREEN
Eeh % ts
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o'ore had, and am determined To sell on ietms In n
the times. " sun
CoUN1Rf S3DDLERS, would do we'll IN
call on me, as am always prepared IN furnish ,ho,
"na general assortment, and upon such terms as can,
not iail 10 plea e. wv
REL Aii''No done ,cdh neainess and despatcb
Ionn'ry Prodnce taken in exchange for work. AT mar
ket prices. J. C. SIINCKIFEonn'' '
Jan. &
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.Er. e. Es. .Nc0sS.

NAN be found at his Office Al Mr. Rolinc,, ~,
~ Campbell e. io, prepared to practise the yarous
branches Of the Medical profession
Feb. II .,
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LEON shsekStEl.
ssTTTEH.

IL TaHkiNS II, Sayers' superior TABLE BUT
Ter, expected in day or two. which viii bs
sold low Mcdaniel &, MCoDu| n, ~ w
Feb. II " IN" +'''
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lin and sheet from Esus;ncss
CDNIENNEN

FENllE subscriber will in future carry an tho
II Tin and sheer Iron Ru.;,,cs.
10 the well known honse formerly occupied BY Messrs
W ams X Victor as a Silversnlith shop Main str,,,
Lynchburg. Thankful for The patronage Of INV cusi,m
ers heretofore, wish continuance of The same NV
prices will be to sui the times
Feb. 10
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.EpS%NOEUTgDy.

VIE co-parinershp heretofore existing between W..
u MACK y RoGEEs, is dissolved by mutual consent
l.ARklN A. WOMACK.
JAS. b. ROGERS.
Feb. 10
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political.
THE PREVIOUS QUESTION.

on 'hc consideration of the Resolution offered =, IN,
a, instant IN the House Of Delegates, Tor The election
~, Seua'a' Ut NE United States, several members Of
Tue pemoe.acy. who had been tho Efeos, t., go.
wears past IN enforcing the gag made great spl,,,,r
ooo' me tyranny ofthe Wings in .reurnny m, roson
nr ena'co to the lips offs burner supporters Messrs
,oer and watts brought up. in cply. ihb history Of
p's. s'ss'ns aud showed clearly how lllc cause
freedom Of speech s'"''''''' VI '"e
~ me 'eqn.s, OF several readers The substance If
VIVA, Nossrs. rorr and Watts saiI n, M. aa., W
been stelched for the press, '''''''''' '''s
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MS The following disgraceu scene took place IN the
U,use of Representatives the 9th inst Although we
aphe The Aboliiionisi Giddingsj nevertheless we THINK
that the House Of Representatives Is no place 10 attack
him. Mr.. Gddngs is Quaker, and It is sald' " Ne IS
smlien cheek will turn the other also NO do"o'
this was the principle cause o! the chipnnc MI BLACK
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-15
Fresh Medicines.

A Fresh Supply Of KOLMSTOCK'S
vEMIFUGE, so justly celebrated
for its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children, has Just been re-
ceived by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given 10 those who have
tried il, warrants him in recommending
il to all who have children afflicted with
those distressing symptoms which inJi-
cate The presence Of Worms.
lie has also receivsd fresh supply Of
Bartholomew Pink Expec,orant Syrup,
Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Extractor---at reduced pri-
ces,
Lin's Strengthening Plasters, S.
Balm of Columbia, a..... 49,.
Roach and Bed Bug Bsne,
Godrey's Cordial.
Baisman's Drops.
Freich Corn Plssters. -s
Indian Vegetable Elixir, LIS
Heves' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Liniment, ...-...
And a small supply ofexcellent Ink Pow
der. .5~
Fer further particulars see other adyer-
tisenenis. ...e@......
d. HEARTT, agent.
Ari3. 10
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HINTS TO MECHANICS.

DR.. Alcou gives the following hints To
mechanics, which, we think, have ge.
neral application, as well TO those of the
professions as 10 those Of the trades. Il
you would avoid The diseases your peculial
trades are liable 10 produce. attend 10 L.s
following hints:
Keep, ifpossible, regular hours. Never
suppose you have done extra work, when
you sit up till midnight, and not rise till
eight or nine IN the morning.
Abstain from ardentspirits, cordials and
malt liquors. Let your drink be like thai
Of Frank in, when he was printer, pure
water.
Never use tobacco in sHy form. BY
chewing, smoking or shutting. you spend
money which would help TO cloihe you,
or would enable you. if eingle, 10 Hake a
useful present to 10 aged mother or depen.
dent sister; If married, 10 buy your wife a
dress. or get books for your children.
You also by any Of these filthy practices.
iIjure your health. bringing on headache.
gnawing al the stomach, low spirits. irem.
bling Of the limbs, and at times sIeepless-
ness.
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C0siSTOCK a. co.'s
SARSAPARILLA,

S0PEkoR QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
For The care Of ScTofula, CarsRie Rl,vmoti,n ~.
General Debility, CutaReus Disaas, Sc0lg
Erupiions cfths Siia, 7tfifr, Pimpks or Pas-
fuks On me Fec, Merrariai and Sgpbiitid
Distasts, Bills from aa impart haiti ~ tO'fg,
UhfrGfions effhe Tkrsof and LSg, Pans and
S,rtlLisg Of lke Bones, Liur .dDstfions, and
aHdi,easss arising from ca impure sicte ef
NE Bhod, Exposure and lmprud,Rcs IN Life,
Excessive Use ef Mtrwy, ~.
THE great popularity Of sarsaparilla. and its
= established cilicscy, render u supcIfuous +"
enter into any enccmiums Of lis virtues, or adducc
any evidence in lis favor. a.s
The Sanapanlla is warranted positively as
good as any other that can he made ut One Dol
lar, al just half the price Of those much ad'er-
used, and strong and in rs large bottles viz
riFTS CENTS rER BOTTLE, on Five DOLLARS FER
DOZEN. d. eE@.
This article has cured Scrofula Of 30 years, az
ter the Dollar articles had bccn used in vain.
Sold, wholesale, by Comsto,k 4 Co, 81 Cor'-
landt street, New York; and BY ID. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr.. James Young, Oxford, and J. q H.
Sloan, Grecnsborough.
April 8. fe a IL
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PRICE REDUCED.
DR.. Taylor's
BalSam of LiVerW0rt

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Caiafth,
Asthma. whooping Cough Bloneh-
lis, Liver Complaint. and al Affections
Of the Throat snd Lnngs.
RHIs remedy is iasnlnabls and unsqaailed.
- n 4 purely vegetable and highly medisb.
nal. mid and Renlle IN 10 ELECTS epos the sgs.
ten, and bciag entirely free from AL mlneral
ptodacts, by maay 50 Justly leafet and dread.
ed. 10 perfectly sale. a. well as ssluiafy. ffon
q kaosledgs Otis properties, and the sonder.
ful saceess which has attended q, even n dif.
6cult and aggravated essfs. Tor nearly tea
years, dariug Ahieh 4 hss been IN use. The
Proprietor feels no hssitaney IN inir edscine i,
and recommending il 10 ell who uHfortnnaitly
mar have occasion 10 resort 70 some means q
recovery. Physicians nal unfreqaeuily use I
in their practice. and With the Medical Fsrul.
y generally. d has met with mush more thsa
ordinary appreciation.
Ceftifeales and testimonials could be fur
nished In abundance from the highest and mos.
respectable sources, Of persons Who etheI
have been greatly u heved By q. or eniiffly re-
covered from affections Of The Lsngs and II
ver, bot ne iase1t eaiy the following.
CONSUMPTION Asp RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
AMGNCnI ECtAtlN AIAA tAst n9t N@s -
tackled with Vi BEAT and prvfnse hemonhag,
from the Laaes, severe eowghs with The sxPee
lofatioa e much mucous pssa 10 the head
soreness 10 the ehest, and other distressing
symptoms. bought bottle OF DO TayioriI
Balsam Of Liverwost from DIS BoweFy, which
under the blessings ofProsidenee, gave me i'm
mediate relief. Its feet has been sach In ms
case, thai cannot TOO highly prslsei il.
CHARLES 4. SMITH.
April Q, 1913. ls3 rillery street. Brooklyn,
For common Geld and caugh. this 10 one
ofthe very best remedies ever discovered.
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