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BY Kent. Kendall q Atxnter
Dry Good. an Auctia.

Dry Goods at Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING 2sth instant eosaD.peing n,
consisting Of -~
2+.7s and - ~hi's and SCARLET flannel.
Pad Linseys plain and striped Kerseys
Raid sauiaets and Kentucky Jeans
PAL and Writer Prints styles
French blu. Cloths nd fancy Caamsres
Fancy Coax LIninxs
Book Swiss and striped Ma.lins
Super Clmbrics and Jaeoreis
Black and colored Cambnes
Apron Cbseis and Domestic Plaid,
VIII ?, black ana uired Rose
Wo;sied and alpaca
ves,pss, su,p-sd.Es and SIX Hdlf.
Rioahds Night Caps and Hooks andE Eyes
Spool Cotion' and Puont Thread
Cotton and SIX Crava-s
White and eolored Gotten Gloves
Edsinss Laees and Stay bindings
81 ht ihbet Shawl, and Paid 90
Biae dand eol1red A.paeeas
MGsiR de LANES
%, 8 and ( bleaehed Good.
=, le4 and ia do shseIIaRr
} = IS AMI - brown sSeetinss and shirnzs
above as also may other sesscRAhe EOOds will be sod
TERMS-Under 100 cash. n oo +, ~ s,.....- . - - -
le KENT, KENDALL Il ATwATER, Aue...
BY Williams, a Haxan.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT, inIt at 10 o'clock will be
sold IN front o. our Auction sore-
Porto Rico Sugars Of good quality
Brazil white Sugar in bb's
Pr M Gfeen Laguyra Coffee
Do wes,srn bacon Side.
Do do do Shoulders
no No Lard IA kegs
Extra fine Gunpnw'aer Tea Z half chests
Extra fine Po~rhong 10 IN half ehe,ts
Country PACKED G. P. do, IA DO
Do do IN ela bcxes
otArd. nupuy 4 60. Cognae Brady
}. :. Dupuys do 90
A. SeigEete do
Inita'inn do
Pure cider
Pure New EsgAad Rum
Roland GIN rip-s
Old MolunZ he,a wh,kev
Rdlreks Bra Panty soap
essks Nation Eams
Al u O'clock preessy,
Is cares GauiScy i.cnrire
SIExMs-Uaesr 500 esah 500 and over r,o,,A, .,s
for approved paper. " -N"' s''u
IS WILLIAMS
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LAW NOTICE.
NOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS of Mr.

NOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS of NEL-
= son W. HALI- deed-Wbereas the Of Richard N
han and Others against hihp n Jones' Admir- b. w w
n OF nelson '" Hail. deed, and others the Superior
Cnaneey or The Richmond Circuit TO- other things
creed and ordered that Commissioner
enquiry whether db Other red-
tut and hna settlement and division the E.tate
Of the said Nelson w decd o,
Ana whereas The undersigned Commits
Gay Of Aasu so Al his Once the city Of Richmond the
State Of Virginia commencing proceeding, usd,r The
decree Therefore this notify persons claiming 10 hav.
outstanding debts due them OF the aid Nelson
W. Hail. deed appear uader,igned At The time
place aioread and exhibit their claims proof. thereof IN
order that they may and reported 10 IN. Conn
my 27-d1e2awtd mo sHORE Co..,
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MRS. GEN. CARRINGTON'S

Boardiug school for Young Ladies',
Commences the LIST Of October and on the 81
July.
M KS. CARRING1ONs spares no pains TO have
L all the departments filed eonpeb and ven
10 a. tn rough education
school In Union.
Mrs Cs dwelling In beautiful ahhy part OF the
esdenee aud the auanrment. ensure the
comfort Of the iumat
The boariers eondsed lany and REQUIRED
Kindness - =
TERMS, 4 toa Of len uaon.h..
Broading. Sooo
Higher English trauches 40
Lower do. ~
French and other Modern Languages each 20
Latin on
Music on the piano, 40
Music on the gutar, 60
Music, vocal, 40
Use Of insIumenL ~
Washiag. on
Ban payable In advanee-Temander en- the Isl of March
Each young lady will provide fork table and
spoon. '
NO ooarder viii be allowed rhop accounts without the
erpress eImssion OF the PRINCIPAL
Inc ooarders expected the family free
:" any charge tor
unt under tue supervon Mrs the teachers. No
departure from this rule will be allowed agree
meni with the parents guardian
" Mr. Alex Ma tin viii letters having reference
10 the school during the absence from the CITY
Richmond, August T. 1886. cti,o,,
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Mrs. NOttinRham's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
EOR Y O III n @ la III q 4

Corner OF 9Th and Franklin street,
WILL De kE-OPBNED ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Qsru
N making this announce ment, Mrs. n. deems
proper 10 state brhy tho principles school
Conducted
To enable young dy oeeHpy suitably her proper p.ee In
society certain style Of personal adite and ndsps
sabe such however merely crtera and 70
seldom lead 10 painful exposure sustained
Jucious msnu cultivation; ard this exhibits hRhsa
and osi beautiful effects when guided elevated By pure
no amy founded upon the religion Of the Bibo. The due
balanced eu ATOM hen, Of the heart and u guided
~ me inhuene Of the Christian religion great object aim
90 at In this semnaU and N insure The By her
pupils hs brings long and well earnrd experience an int
macy with The best authorities tor the
OF study.
TsRs per session Of 10 nnotih payable half in sdv,ps.
afdinE
Higher bfauehs Engi-h tuition ....................40
100
Ancient and htdsrn Languages eich..............a0
husie on Piano, Guitar, ans Vocal essh. .........60
Music Harp " p.t lesson. Use o. Piano .......s
washing
fa--d2m
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EDUCATION !

LDOtA llUN
I'm the first day &c October next, toe .ubscri
be' VIII School tor boys young men a. ire r.,
dene- Of MS aher tso miles above Thompsons Roads in the
oJuniy nT LOUIS. " ~
The dire nf This School prerare young men for ad
mission INTO the UnvsTsiy o. Ngnis, whc tie same us IL
W Iho'd those pursue co.riae eo ,f
Htcy an orany OF acquiring good eassca md scieph
education
The CaaoEus n studies the Ancient and Modern an
gSages Mathematical Chemisy Moral Philosophy
beiles Le;t;es ADD L,ge. ''''
TERMS:
FOR tuiton, board, 6e- per Of p.onh. SsS
me subscriber has h'd cx-erenoe tes-hinE and
IL be we'd eIufe siraccn employers c n a. A,ln
nus Of 'bc University OF Virginia has in his 10 i,r spe
Iemonas Ct his eemPetency m toe aeores
uon branches FUs theg paTieuls address him At Tho
sol's = Roads, Louisa JEO "A wIYsTON ~
R-feences-Dr VIM u. MeGudry Univ n. ~ II Virginia. m,
g. Harrison do Nc Luc Minor Louifa Rev R. L. Dabney do
August ~, 1916. .IIs,0r
p- Epquirer copy.
TlNHE MISGES SCHEHIY,S IsOARDING avn
n DAY SCHOOL, At their rtsidsnee, No. 3gs Cbc,nut
street, near Thirteenth. PhfIndcPhis where v,ry
suetuon viii be paid N the
their pupils The year divided into two s,ior Of 1--WE
'eeont on the "a February pup will be received at
une and ehaed accordingly Boarding Washing Per
sion padin adEan'e Ouhogaphy HEADING Whiting Arithmetic
English Grammar and Compopn Geography Aneien; and Mod
ern History, Ancient and MODERN Natural Moi and Mental Patio
sophy Chemistry, Botany and Rhetoric English sen1r C,s
SROJunior S2 and primary %. French So ItaAn st Ger
man stf-Mutic, vocal s,mmena S2tn,.uing IA eo
BY teaeher' Of ACKNOWLEDGED ability.
Re:ershees-Rev J. r. Fowles g. H. Tying DR. Thomas d.
Mater, Dr. Samr Jncxscn.
Philadelphia, Aug. "a, 1916. dim
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FOR BENT.

SIN The brick tenement now occupied nv the
SUBSCRIBER containing ssht oul, or "a TO-, hs,,
Ay eno Leigh seet Possession given June Apolv 10
-. p n. WARD, or
jas HAwEs vANpUERsyN = WARn
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tNAMlL1 COAL, ofthe hes; quality, Stonehinge
- and Clover Hl, Will be sAnd Order, en-
a me oes IN the yard Of R. Petersburg Rsroad
Geo Maynard To whom the en-
trusted VIII be promptly atience
and n.hes IN Ashor tns for regularly supply OF
Au L-c2M
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7 STURES fUK Rent,

Z SIURES tUK BENT.
ga Two fine and airy Stores fronting On
- Vain street. and ave fronting on 18Th ,r wan -,
enoe tae GUY HOTEL formerly Tavern are for R.n, a.,
sven on the LIST day Of oetoss BeI .bsn ~, o,.I
VII De completed Said ores handsom.y mil, -
ANTE fronts and sircstsd bustpe,. D,t - a.
ana wen adapted to most suan--s Apply 70
BENZ DAVIS
- S-lu HODGES q PULLMAN
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ny n. n. Dicksn.en a .,.,,.,

GROES.
wan De sold this m)ruinr, a 10 oeoek 4 H.. n . -
and a Negro Woman and eAild To. ,.o.,, ~ s0ss
au le r DICKINSON A Rpo -.
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move them not from their cherished vocation with all
their well earned honors 70 learn a lSo profession.
Rsshsr Ieslhsu ssAnd whsss the nation has found
them asatuTsd in the wisdom Of their craft the eoun-
tIysssfety and defence, and select your commanders
nom among those who possess all the requisites
prescribed, from among your leu,snsnts. who add to
The energy Of youth, the Knowledge which years
Of toll and training have brought 10 enable them 10
master the mysteries of the 'ysporking" and make
him an auioma,on obedent 70 their will Take
snose nov Standing on your navy list, rpened IN
years and judgment, as wsre the heroes OF your
wars, when they first demonstrated the absurdity
koSisnds claim 10 inyineibility on the ocean, when
combating Jreaasi. Let these be The commanders
Of your new sieam-nayy. Yet do not overload il.
Let no useless man appear in Il. Make not one more
than Necessary for the command of your steam
ships; but let those you do make understand that
they are your stean-oicers; that this branch Of the
profession 10 ever after theirs; that the country will
look 90 them foe the collected wisdom of the world
upon the subject of their profession, and from their
stores, from inexhsustibe repository will ex-
pee, TO draw ali and everything which can tend to
promote, improve, or advance this great branch Of
the national defence. While you do tins, though.
let them feel secure. In their organization let them
know they Distinct corps--to take promotion ia
their corps among themselves alone; yet eligible, as all
other officers, according to date Of commission, TO
promotion TO the highest rank in the navy They will
thus be prepared serve any ard every where, an
der a common commander, with any part of the
navy, their relative rank being defined by da,o Of
With tins organization you VIII have
M efheient steam-nayy. ~ ~.
ofthe scbalterns Of thus corps Il will only be ne
,esssry 90 say that from the ieutenans OF the ma
W should be selected Of those best qualified for the
POSITION. number equal 10 the number Of com
nanders appointed, who should take rank az
lss iieutensn's. Among The paced midshipmen
vice this Number 10 rank as I'd iIeoteDants; and
Rom the stean-sesmen Of tho country at Large,
hree times the number Of commanders, who, being
ound qualified upon rigid examination, should DO
ppointed Sd lieutenantA Promotions among uae
leuiensnu 10 be made upon qualifications ascertain
d by examination, before board Of commanders.
WAsHiscros, January 8, 1886 t'.-.
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% hAan
DEArrr or ran e~s.~~ >~-an 0sI'ssr
"WAW-BON-SEE."

Your readers, or many OF the good people Of
the metropolis, at least Will recollect this venerable
man. He was the principal war chief Of the Poita-
vatomie nation, and was here on Wal, with the
delegation who came here from Council Biuds last
fall TO their great father the Prcsidenl Of the
United Stats. ..... ..
Returning home in December, having reached
Whoeling they found that winter had set IN 10 good
earnest. All hope OF getting 10 ST. LOUIS by water
was sbandoned-the river was entirely frozen up.
The party therefore took st'ge, beng very ANXIOUS
10 ger back TO their naton and recount TO them the
result Of their long journey and important visit 10
hen great father. The road vas very icy; and
letssing along not far from Marietta in Ohio, OF
he stages turned over, and injured several Of the H..
dan chef Amongst the rest, Waw-bon-sre re-
ceivsd serious injunes. BENG Old AID mhrnI,
could not recover; but, with his chara terIsc
irnnesS aud lnnpldIIy, thus truly brave mtn held
IA, and continued his journey uutIi lac rrached
3 roneyile ~ the Stale OF M ssouri, where he died.
And thus the closes with this extraordinary
son oil the wilderness, whose life had been signal
ned for his many acls Of daring and bravery. The
very name Of this great brave" was conferred
upon him consequence OF one OF his daring deeds.
Il was this: In one Of their war expeditions, he and
his liIle party found themselves most unexpectedly
ia close contact with Superior party OF Sioux then
I heir deadly enemies. A council was held by the
Pottawatomie war party during the night, ana Il
was unanimously decided that some decisive blow
must be struck before the approaching morning
should exp them TO their enemies, who were su-
perior to them IA numbers IL was soon decided.
This lion-hsarted man, who is nov the subject OF
these few lines, came forward, aad with the brief
but determined tone Of brave warrior, said he
would undertake the execution of the plan. Ii was,
that he should steal into the lodge of the unsnsPeeI
ing Sioux at the still hour Of The night, AMI, single
handed, he was to deal out fatal blows 10 the whole
Of them, we'll knowing that ii he failed, or male
misstep, and aroused mem out oil ther aeeP SUM
bers, ne ana ei nus eomIaaes, must pe'isn' i"us
ner'ed 70 me ieanu, ana aouo.lei issoe' rN or'-
seen creeping steaithny ln'o ihe camp OF tos :
Just al inc Dawn OF Gay, wnen secP 70 ui"st -
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Is-SAssARirAs AssocIArroN An ad journed meet
ing Of this society will be held at the City Hall Oh
Friday evening next, at half past o'clock "a Ladies
and gentlemen who are members Of the association,
and who feel an interest in It's prosperity, are re-
ance will be submitted to the meeting. I. w
q tssHT7 5000. 2 WIN. FLINN, Secretary.
Feb a3L-3t. 8ee-a tt0ss5A taa ~ NH#H'st sN... o.
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nACKGAMMoN BOARDS, cheap; well and
Is strongly made and nealy finished; complete
with bscke.mnon men, doe, and dice boxes. Price
one dollar. s' Hr ngsstrs r. IAfLOk'
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TARRANT'S CORDIAL ELIXIR OF TUR-
Il KEY RHUBARB.--In cases of Indigestion,
aud various Ills To which the complaint gives rise
Is an Invaluable remedy, being at once pslstable,
safe, and efiicacious ... ~.
Tarrant's Compound Extract Of Cubebs and Copai.
ba has become very popular, and ali who have oc-
cason To use IL ncknos ledge lis efficacy.
rarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Aperent. In all
cases Of rritauon or acidty Of the stomach heart
burn, and costiyeness, taricularly during preg-
nancy, ii has invariably proved medicine o. grea'
uulty.
For sale, wholesale d retail, at 265 Greenwich
street, corner Of Warren, New York; and by
L. ID. GILMAN, druggist,
Near Browns Hotel.
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nRAWN NUMBERS Of thu Alex ,ndra Lotte-
II ry, No. 5, drawn January 81, 1876
4. IS, 10, 40, 80, SO, 66, 26, ., 23'
Three capitals ofS25 100
On Saturday, Feb. 7,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
SPLENDID scHEaei ...| -
4 eapitals Of S25 000-,la OJl--s5, Oh - s2,2'7--
~ prizes OF 81 900 r. s. do Of s4oo, &C.
Tickets sl0-H,ises s5--Qnarers 2 So
For sale by -. ~ ..
J. g. GREGORY & CO,
Managers, nc xt door east Of The National Hotel,
Washington City, d. G.
Esb A-1iftd ...
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| look forward with cmutions, 20 oKpT - when
language is inadequate, 10 anticipation of he high
destiny which awuts the people OF Ohio. In he
humblepau which have taken in the public al.
fairs Of the STATE, have been directed by an
earnest desire 10 subserVe the welfare Of tho peo-
pie. and ! am consoled by the persuation. that
whatever errors have been committed will find
corrective in the ability and patriotism Of those
who succeed me. In common with all who feel
a deep interest in our public affairs, shall not
cease to invoke that Almighty Ruler Of nations,
TO whose providence we are already so signally
indebted, for the continuation Of His blessings to
US as a people. NJ. BARTLEY.
December Q, 1876.
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From the N. o. Commercial Times, Nop. eI.
CAPTURE OF TAMPICO.

ARRIVAL OF COMMODORE PERRY.-Commodor
Perry, of the United States steamer Mississippi.
arrived yesterday morning, and communicates
the fact of the complete success of the expedi-
ton. The squadron arrived off Tampico on the
l4th instant, and Immediately took possession of
the city without striking blow.
Orders have been issued to the military COM
mander TO leave the town, and when captured by
the Squadron, il was found destitute of soldiers,
ordnance and ammunition. The garrison had
evacuated the place, and taken up the line of
march for San Luis Potosi.
Commodore Conner landed about a hundred
and fifty sailors and marines, and with them en-
tered the town and quartered his men in the ciia-
del. There they remained at the last advices,
small hota being stationed in the harbor to guard
the approach of the city.
- There is little danger of any attempt at its re-
capture from without. But so men constitutes
an insufficient force insure tranquility and obe-
diencewithin. 1t becomes necessary to strength
en- the garrison; and this, we understand, is the
principal motive which brings Commodore Perry
to our city. He is desirous of reinforcing the
small detachment left in Tampico by an addition
al supply Of troops. We trust he may fully sue
ceed in accomplishing his views. We learn that
OOHllIOuOIe l. COuslucIS tllo pOSoGsolOu VI dli-
pco important 10 the United States, in many res
pects and is therefore extremely anxious to throw
into that town force sufficient to bid defiance at
once to disahection or assaults without its walls.
Com. Perry touched at Brazos, informing Gen.
Patterson that Tampico had been captured, and
of notifying him that a reinforcement would be
required from the troops stationed at Point Isabel.
The Commodore returns to-day.
Tampico contains about 1000 inhabitants, but
there are two towns adjacent, almost connected
with it, called Pueblo Vieia and Altamira. The
oiIicersof the Gulf Squadron are only painting fer
a chance to distinguish themselves. Wepredict
they will not long remain withoutan opportunity.
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DREADFUL STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-The steam
er Maria was sunk by the Sulana, eight miles be.
low Natchez, on Saturday, the 2lst of November,
at o'clock in the morning; by which SiGty or
SERENITY human souls were killed orwounded, prin-
cpalIv the crew and officers of the Maria. The
Maria sunk in three minutes after being struck.
The Talrna, which arrived few minutes after
the accident, rendered all the assistance possible.
The Talma carried up twenty-five of the suf-
forers, and left them at the hospital at Natchez.
The Sultana was very muchinjurod, andsupposed
to be sinking when the Talma left. The Mariais
chez, tits thought but few will liye.-Cin CErOn.
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Number Of convicls confined on the
Both Nov, 1916,

Being about to retire from a participation in
the public affairs Of the State, avail myself of
this occasion to express grateful acknowledge,
ments to the great body of my fellow citizens for
the kindness and marks of ofconfdence have re-
ceived at their hands. My own destiny became
connected with that of the people of Ohio at an
early period in the settlement of the State; and
with deep interest have witnessed its unpar-
alleed advance in population and improvements
Within, comparatively, few years, have be-
held population of two hundred and fifty thou
sand augmented 10 two millions. Within a short
time, and almost unbroken wilderness between
the Ohio River and Lake Erie has been trans
formed into cultivated fields, towns and cities.
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WARMTH.-lhe best fire in winter is made up
of exercise, and the poorest, of ohiakey. He that
keeps warm on liquor is like the man who pulls
his house to pieces to feed the fire place. The
prudent and temperate use of liquor is to lot it a.
lone. If you don't touch it, it certainly won't
hurt you; he that says there is no danger, beasts
that he is something more than other men.
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STEAMER JAMES PITCHER BURNT.-The steam
er James Pitcher which has for some time been
running as a regular packet between Louisville
and Henderson, was entirely consumed by fire,
while lying at New Albany, on Sunday night last,
about / O'Clock. We understand she was not
insurcd.-Cincianat Gazette, Dec. 8.
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PRETTY FAIR.-It is stated in the last odvicos
from Mexico, that Santa Anna had declined any
compensation for his services as Commander-n-
Chief. By previous arrival information was
received that the same gentleman signed the
conducta of $2,0OO,OOO of specie belonging to
foreign bondholders, for which he had the kind
ness to give his personal obligations. Very dis
interested that!-0hio State Journal. q,
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Ono PEN1TENTARY.-Hon. JOSEF Ph Ridgway,
Sr., has been appointed by Gov. Barley, Di.
rector of the Ohio Penitentiary, to supply the
vacancy occasoned by the decease Of John
Greenwood, Esq.-OhiO State Journal.
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SANrE FE.-A train of nineteen wagons, en-
route, for Santa Fe from Fort Leavenworth, was
plundered when ten days out by atribe ofPawnee
Indians. The guard of some forty soldiers had
only five available guns on hand-a remarkable
escort-Ohio State Journal.
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The time has arrived when ihs public debt Of
Ohio has reached iis highest point. No occa-
sion can exist for It's further increase. The peo-
ple Of the State can now look forward 10 the
Time when the debt shall be discharged and the
burden OF taxation be removed. The ample re-
sources and rapid growth and prosperity Of the
State, are sufficient To remove all apprehensions
Of difficulty in regard TO the ability Of our Peo-
pie to discharge the State liabilities as they tall
due. The following statement will exhibit the
amount Of the State debt, and the interest, &c.
paid thereon during the last fiscal year:
Total amount of foreign debt, sl6,964,292' 90
Amount Of domestic debt. 965, 1856, i2
School and trust fund, l,482,682,o8
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CHILLs AND FEvERs.-Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills are of the best, if not the very best medi
cine in the world for the cure of Intermittent Fever
because they excel alLothers in rdding the body of
those morbid humors which are the cause not only of
all kinds of fevers but of every maady incident to
man. Four or five of said Indian Vegetable Pills,
taken every night on going to bed, will in short time
make a perfect cure of the most obstinate case of
chlls and fever at the time the digestive organs
will be restored to healthy tone, and the blood SO
completely purified, that fever and ague, disease in
any form, will be absolutely impossible.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.-The public are eau
toned against the many spurious medicines which,
in order to deceive are called by names similar to
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable
Pills have the signature of VIM. Wright written with
a pen on the label of each box To counterfeit this
is forgery, and all others should be Stunned poison
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, 1863
Race street, Philadelphia; 2SS Greenwich street,
New York; and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
Agent for the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills in Carrollton, H. A. Stidger for other agen-
ciessee advertisement in another column
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A boarding house keeper down east has inven-
we'd yellow spectacles, for making lard look like
butter. They are worn by his boarders while ca
ting, and prove great saving of expense.