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BRITISH CONOUEsTS IN INUIA.

The progress OF British acquisitions in India is Ike.
~ 10 90 until general fevulsion shall PROSTATE
The whole fabric OF their power IN that region. 10
stop now seems impossible; each conquest is but
the step 10 anoher like strne rolling down de-
c'viiy, every foot OF progress gives additional
The london Examiner speaks very frankly of the
late victories over the Sinks aud ndms without hesitas
lion thai England Is great tobbtr. !; says:
As To SIR Henry llafdnges moderation. it will cre-
ate a smile on the lips Of all those acquainted with
gradual and nud Of absorbing Indian princes and
empires, allylng with them nne day, protecting them
the next merely for the purpose Of swallowing them with
more facility the third In fact, Indian princes pass
through the processes IN political mill they
completely aid definitely ground powder. Ddleep
Singh is now going through the first sque,z r, poor e
fellow but he Is not the rss between the mslones.
Sir Henry llardmge dues his spiriling gently, SIR
Charles Napier did The roughly. Yet we will be
hound to say that the men Ut the wt i'll come To
pretty much the same result ia time. We have, there
lore, no hymn 10 sing 10 moderation. yet al anathe
10 fling upon military undtsty aud oven f,rhearanee.
We have been The most Curious aud must successful
robbers that The Fast saw. We could help it
certainly. And as Government is but le the gamer
by IT, may conceive lis reluctance. But the old pol,
icy pcrpetuaies itself In the public as in the private dor
inss o this world, and we know that the thief. il he
would nal statve mnsi keep ihieving the end of
the chapter. These, however, are large considerations
ut morality qne ont at season for the present. The
~ question Is the policy Of what Sir Henry larnge has
d"f ana ms seems the plcy ni necessity lie might
have conquered the Punjauh but do mol how he
could have governed il Without the aid at the Silks
themselves. Unless indeed, the inferior chiefs would
have consented TO rule under us, do not how
could have nrganzed government, collected
nue. within any period that would have lndemnied
for past eXpenses, and secured agains; future
We knnw from experience that the sweeping away the.
upper classes and The Smaller inneunarps from
qnred country IN India. and the replacing, f sll these
by Eappcans. is wofk of such time thai requires
num3ef OF years ere II sces ia any orgiuz o arali,
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s1me lilly millions IN pfesaraiions ur Mr. Buehan.
an seemnd 10 think thai England was Just Il, e souLb,J
Into submission. HIS REJECTION Of arbitration was as 10
It's poain'ns. mr. 81 vast hazard and dishonor and
the siylr was any hing but what required by tho
occasien he taste, The courtesy, was depafable These
things ARE ndrby impressed upon The spber Judgment
nt The American renple. VIM did The Secretary et-
due IN the nocr hill aa il passed both houses of Com
Rtessf II was e else Than broad declaration of
want nj confidence. Il WIS snrh a as an EoglsI,
minister wuhd have thought efwhelming reasun for
resignation. M Eagish OF French minister could or
would have held his place r hour alier the Adoption
"t such vae. Aud what nfp the Srnate :, lng nuw?
Refusing 10 proceed anu,r step in the Oregon measures
and lhe House taking very much the same ground
Neither huuse Will rusi the Secretary Of State with any
more moral weapons; and be.e Tiny PM that Of The
lice into his hands, they Ink break II The puint
and hack The edge Tor lhc " hoe englh Of the blade
The Union has evidently been he ofpan Of nnbuiy in
The natier except Of the old gentleman nhuse answer
Ia every hing mi reordo. The moral wearons
Ut hasadn aud threat have preserved prare Under
mcllcea, no government but lhat Is Conquered eau
act. Tho mural wrapnns OF honorable Ibpfaillv aud
courteous slatsmansip ARE Those Which alone ear dp
good IN such Tho qentlemanly bearing of
tongnss aud The roiniry have eounefaried the miss
ehsvons tendency Of the Secretary, style pl neiiaon
aud SO lord Ahtrln can be nagnannons nI,l without
helug charged with cnQing.
We did not say when how The further movements of
diplomacy would be resumed. but that leirrs from tho
highest snuces decae ed that the detaa Of al arrapre
mtni bad been agreed npon aud that. in our Judgment
The difficulty was definitely adjusted II is improb.
able Tint The Brush government 10 avul The app ear.
ance Of haste Will lnk IL best Ia wait until they uet
the final action ut Congress- on the Nore Bill.
l he following remarks Of the Commercial Advertis-
er are well put:
I'll must he observed however ihsl the 'hcafinns aud
present advsemenls' oi the Union do not nnnunl To
much. There has been scarcely my Important movement
al The Administration, IN reference to HE Oregon affair."
the rnmor o which aas not. In like manner. eonra-
deted by The ol'iOl paper, On mon advisemenl' Tho
rule seems 10 be that thu lnien shall be the last Il,
have advice If What has really been dunup
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SECOND MARRIAGES IN IRELAND

The Irish do moi hulJ ii strictly right for either man
~ woman to marry again, nhl II dues So, she
prolaces 1t with an afooay: father was iorced
put over his children, because have no way for them
Gud he them anu this man. ye see, says, MARY he
says. i have full aud plenty hr them. and The Lord
bove he knows iis justice, III do them and never hinder
your prayers Tor the man ye LOST, anything in rason
oui Of rason either and roth he kept hs word won-
derinlly." And the neghbots Of the married wldpwer
apologize for him aler this fashion, 'Weei be sure
we must consider he hah nhole handful of sJi chi.
dren. and no one to iurn round on the flare, do
hands turn for him, 50 It's sua blame 10 him. after all
Or They cundemn-"i ARA imisIl to old srpc-
horn hike thai sci himself up with ynung wife aud
grown up daughters IN his house! To think ul the
hardness Of him-passing the churrhyard. where the
peor heart that uved him and his children pouderlng
INTO dust passing the grave where the grass isnl yet
long with the slip OF green IN The place ul her with
The thoughtful head and The heavy hand. Oh. be dadi
she'll punish him, II engage, and III be glad of -
They are more angry with a woman ur seen mars
rage lhan will man; and c'liAnly never consider a
second union as holy as The first.
Ereains .Ni,ror
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II will he recoeced that the Washington Mon dis.
credited The statement uf the rimued settlement Ut the
Ofeenn Controversy. which recently published in
the New York Journal of Commerce. The latter pa,
per, Of the ii instant, IN repuhlislng the IL MONS"
paragraph, accompanies, IL with tie following re-
marks:
As statement IS before the public. and is mere
matter Of fact, We have nohing say by way of repe
ution II may fep readers however, 10 understand
the matter, TO knaw that the honafabe Secretary Of
SLATE Is III have the credit of settling the Oreaon question
let who will do the work. Mr.. Mel ane has declared
have reason 10 believe, that If it committed 10
him. he could seille II hour; but nothing has been
dlsaereeable To Mr. buchanan, than any SUCCESS
ton Of transferring the negotiation 10 London. 1 hat
would be confession of inability oa his part. We think
many Of his friend. believe that in the country
could have been found with ability 10 manage he negue
iiatnn that il Las been managed. lei the MIS-
dom Of other has saved us, with he blessing of hea
ven. The Union would fam cover the hlnndeis Ut our
neeotiaor aud the mischief he has done under the pre-
that ii ouly The recommendations OF The President
had been promptly adopted. the matter would long ago
been adjusted OurnpIHnn is that should have
been in desperate hazard OF The plan uf the Pres
den and lhr Secretary was. to DIRE Great Britain Ia
oar terms 10y 'manl wraplns.' sa'h rs the noce 10
len,nlie tie jai, occupancy, and The expenditure o
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es.AsNslNH. AssRsbt,I..

VIE 81 RStRlDER will commence school in
this place. IN the hf, Monday IN June next. The
course III instruction will embrace the various Ennsh
branches. and the usual Clssca and Mathematical stu
dies pursued at College lie designs To ynle hnsrlf
permanently To The business al teaching; and his 0ndy
ded attention viii begWen the improvement OF his pu-
pills
lerms-p@r session OF 1--WE months. Tor English seho
afs, SO 90
For those who study the Greek and Latin
languages. $50 90
THOMAS Il, ll0LCOMBE.
Anil 20 iw
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e THE LYNCHBURG VIRGIN IAN,
h psbisshed sea-oeekly fe,erv .Ho,,d@y TtuSday
Four Dollars per anns,, payable IN adrance. Nosnb
ripon to be receieedtor shorter time than sir months
nd no paper ,ci be discontinued (ercept at the discretion
i tas isiitors,) until all o1Tearages are paid
~ .1DYER IT'S EuE.N'fS inserted at 80 cents per
.,re for i.ss) for erery inner form insertion and 81
~, ,er s,uare Tor ies3) far every outer form, insertion
j EVERl ADVERTISER IS required 10 note, on ms
hete long he rses has advertisement inserted
In advertisements not noed oH be inserted til us do
cnt iq,,anee be ordered,
4 FOR YEARLY .9DpERTISLa'G The terms ore for
privilege of to squares, 20 for Quo square, So for
b.. sqrne itaer form, s35. Eperg yeafy adreffi5eF
babe required TO coyfte ms advertising TO iSPafc"-
b. line Of 5usitfss.
~ JOB PRINTING! ercctttd neatly aud erpedtious-
nd o. reasonable terms.
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i'om The CaetaeaG Chronicle ,3p6i -.
fAPoRfAIloN OF AMERICAN WHEAT.
LlITLE VALUE OF TIE BRITISH MAR,
kEE

Thr Free Traders Of both England and America arr
aware thai unless an extensive aud Profitable market nt
Amefcan Cram can be huhd III tual Britain. no great
reduction oi tho American Iani' III he sustained by The
American people. They knne thai The riltet ol fedn
cling our Tan is olncfeaae the importation Of British
iahficsi aud far. 10 diminish or nj any atn 10 PIE.
yeni tho increase Of Ameuoan Manufactures Home
MARKET, aud The largest market oi American Produce.
lty say. Is better io us Ia have onf work shops
Europe Why l. Is not better lur American M,chans
ies Ariaans and Manufacturers; Tor their buslncss is
just 50 Tar discouraged, Nho is 1t brtrt lar9 They
say, thc F.nMens. who will expert grain 10 feed these
"ofkmen oi the work shops IN k.nfupe.n But Far.
mtrs know that The men and women who make broad
cloths. hats shoes paper. fon. Sc will JOSH ma much
bread, aud father mefe, II they live IN Anefea Than II
they live IN England. Why, them Is /, hotter for The
Farmer 10 Keep our work slious IN Furapci NV the
last resort when driven from NIL uther afnhneni, is That
the niesn lahfichs are cheaper This is denied But
snrpose II hue, What ihen2 Il the Farmer gains ten
dollars year hand. and loses hul small pan Of
his home matkci he IL oser by The bargain. eknows
this aud hence the prea, oeri III The Free iaefs both
10 land and America, Is 10 convince tho American
Farmer thai he is 10 have an eriended market Ia ing
hnd tor las products This Is the mhule ri thu atpu
meat. II II be mol convincing, the battle hlls.
we alilfm thai there are no acls and not even toll
efahle Argument. To sustain The theory OF Free Trade
ia the present state OF Civilization. Wo shall exans
l. The facts Of The cnsc;
2 And then the lhetr v
As 10 the facts, they my altogether to the pad
or The present They cannot be- drawn from The future
because HE nlute has come Il one ri The ways
ni mere theorists 10 supply by bold prediction the toa
want OF either lacl or argument. They take refuge IN
The clouds Of Imagination when they driven lfon the
Castle Of Re,spn.
The riasr r,cr Is that oar trade with Enpand Scot
land and Ireland, 10 Whca or Flour, Is ALMOST MOTH.
'Hd, compared with The magnitude OF our crops We
have before Ms the last Treasury Report on lhe Com
herce amt Navigation Of the lnIied States authen
tie documenl, conped with great cnre. II shows The
commerce Of he United Suites in farh particular arii.
te. with oaeh district ot the earth Here Is the doru-
ment Ia shuw the magnitude and increase OF The Amer.
can Wheat and Flour Trade. II II cannot be shown
tom that. II cannot be shown from any thing in the
past
INV, this Treasury Report gives the following au.
lhentlc statement Tor the commercial year. ending me
3oh ui June, lSl5-lhe last one:
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TRUST SAI.s,
Of Land ill SSedCOrH.

10y virtue oi deed Of trust, hearing date the Dist
- day of January, 1913. aud of record in the clerks
Office OF he cou 'y court of Bedford. IRON Alexander
Thompson, to me-. as Trustee, shall proceed to SILL on
Thursday, the llh day of June next If fair If mol on
the next fair day thereafter, the premises at public
auction, for cash. a certain
TRACT OF land
or 50 much thereof shall be sun irnt In satisfy the
sums due and in arrears, fur which The dped was
made TO secure. This Land contains IN all, about
33l ACRES,
lying upon the Lynchhnrg and Salem Tnrnpike Road
and adnns the lands Of John T. Gray aud others Is Of
g"od soil t,r imprnv,ng-lies very we'll and has some
hrsl rate Tobacco Land upon it,
ne .'le 10 the above land is believed 10 be ndisput.
as Is vested IN me by the deed afaresaid
May7 il I Ins.Fe'
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GRAND CAPITALS

o. Remember in purchasing by the package, we al
ways give in three tickets.
Persons urderng by the package in any Of The above
can deduct the prire Of lhrce tickets | have every
day Lotteries from to so. and when remittance Is
made me, large small, VIII always invest IN the
most popular loilelrs on hand. The drawings sent,
when requested 10 all wiz order from me. The cash
for all capil1s te Lad as u-aal at sight On al let.
ers enelosug cash of z ti,hes, the postage need no,
be paid The IL ktls ia the aboqe Lotteries re-
eeivcd and all orders addressed LUCK meet the most
prompt and Confidential aleor,oa. Persons from the
country visiting tho Guy should hear in mad thai all
prizes are IN the hands Of LUX For prizes address
c, B. LUCK
Richmond. May 7 Is
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3ln7.Ni
17,7o5
81. 1856
2U9S15

Thus these Son'hern neehbors ul The United States
take -four of us Than England. Scotland and Ire.
land, directly aud indirectly
The es Indies and Brazil take doube the -four OF
the United States which Gea, Braln and the Canadas
take. The idea oi looking to Great Bnaln as an i'm
poridni market for American nr. is. far
reason from past experience inacinns II the extreme.
But tins is not all These ncs show prospeeyey that
there Is mol much reason Ia suppose tie abrogalIon ol
The Corn Laws will produce any great Increase Of the
American Gram Trade with Great Brl ain. For Flour
Is introduced IN these Southern countries under hgh du
fes because il is nerdrd. England needs certain a
mount of Grain and Flour asp. Why do noi the I'm
ted States supply NJ It is the duties; Tor the duties
exist YET IN those places where Flour is ex-
porrd II is simply aud only the fonlpeiaioH Of grain
from Northern Europe, which shuts ours and from
tins difficulty the repea Of the Corn Laws will not
lieve
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n532S

Where is lhc reader who does mol lnok Wh astonsI-
ment nj tlfla statement after all the noise aud baIhle oi
The Free Tfadcrs both in England aud Amcricn7-
Were any set ot theatlsis driven into hole mofe
contemptby susll2 Could there he any lae 10 sustain
theory mofe Geographically lub7 The Whole
mount Of all the Flour and Nbral exp1ed In Emo and
Scotland and Ireland. 10 The last commercial year. WA
only equal 10 what is consumed by twenty five thousand
peanA
The SECOND rAer is thai the whole amount II Flour
exported 10 Great Britain does cqna that exported 10
Cuba, ha exported 10 The httic aud much
bused Island u Hayfi
To Great Britain, "a aboye 30 335
tn Cuba 1925
10 llaYi. So 1856
Yesl The little Negro Island of ST. Domingo takes
fifty per more nUr directly from the ned Safes
than dues England. Scotland and Ireland
But il may be said. that there IL an indirect trade
through Canada. Well We shall see v hat that is -
Tho first observation he made upon that H. that all
The profits Of that trade commefcal opperaiiun 90
that a trade which the American Farmer wishes 10
encouraged No. No American ,an cunsent vuInnla-
hy give up Manufactures. Trade, Navigation ana
all
But lei whit that Isl II is extremely difficult
To distinguish ms TO what precisely Of American
flonr carried 10 Canada But We will grant that il al
coes 10 England.
The is. that all the nlur pxperied 10 the
Brush Imercan Golonies is not equal 10 What is eA-
ported to the Spanish aud Portuguese settlements in a
nerica and The West lndies-Ihus:
British and American Colonies 2s7 SOY
Cuha ,T01
Iayl So. l56
lr I'll 2U9S15
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" II " & n q T. y X ".
Opposite the Farmers Eank,
III r. D. PaQne's oil stand

OLD r. D. PayneSoII stnId)
r AM now receiving large and fne assortment Of
Groceries, equal 10 any brought 10 this market
invite my friends ard The public generally, 10 give me
la call before purchasing elsewhere. as am determined
IN sell as low as the lowest and all ask fair nal
NV stock consists in sugars Coaes. Malassrs n. q.
syrup superior quay; Teas Rire. Candles. lernngs,
Shad Salt, Leather. Iron, shear and bslerrd Steel.
Sry,he and Moving Blades roeeiher with great va.
eiy Of every kind ri Groceries usually kept wholesale
otmeres which will sell at low prices Tor cash,
shall ais keep constantly On hand, gond assnr
rrnt Of Cacoe's heachrd and brown DoneStlcks CO
fan OzHabur,s Nankeen's Linens Bale Cotton. &r.
WILLIAM T. SMlIllSON.
MAY II Is
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S3l ACRES,
German G0sO2l.P.

IN HAND, a large lot Of soperin, German c.,I.,,,o
~ also-tlorida Water, Lavender Water Hand
Aechei Perfume, &C., &c. which will be sold law NV
d. w. MOORE
May7 '''' ''s ''',.'''
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E'EaEi MAY FLOWER,
SG0.O00l S3O.GOOl $4,000

) drawn ballots uui III 7Sl
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY Class 2 10 be drawn
on Saturday, May 23rd, lsl6, at Wilmington, Delao
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$40, 600! 10000!

Tickets so, halves 5, quarleTs2 80
A Certificate oi Is Wholes costs $ll0 00
Cehhcate u, p Halves costs 55 &C
Certificate OF 20 Z arers costs II 81
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SAW AND PLASTER MILL,

attached 10th of which arr now in pn,d order The
Whole Is supplied ~lih water from The James River
canal aud Is, no doubt, the best property ollhe kind
upper Virginia.
II moi sold privately. twill he sold to the hiphesi bid
a' pn ine ION DAY OF June next # fair. II MT the
lar day thereafter on the following terms. a GOO cash
er negotiable paper al shot date and The remainder IN
~ years bearing Interest from The day uf sale aud 10 be
pAld sen annnaya failure pay the interest prompt
" VIII make The whole amount due The deferred pay
ment 10 be satisfactorily secured.
II. $, LANGIIORNF..
n. B.-hIcssrs. Maurice l.anghotne Jr and James
= linni are authorized 10 sell the Mill for me- aud any
contract with them VI either Of them, viii be valid
II. 5. l..
Boetour, April 30 li5J
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EA4N!Ae for safe al th:e 0saUc.
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Lac cHf0rS safe OF lands, We
.rOeS, So.

'ENHE subscriber, executor Of Harrison Chiffon de
1 ceased. will sell, on Tuesday. the 26h day OF
Nav next II fair il not. the fair day thereafter,
the late dence of the said Chiffon, IN the county
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-08-13

HAr MAKuNs.-So soon - your l'uau.
thy, shall l.e IN blo-nN } UO rs uld rul e,
as IN 50 dcing yO0 sscOTe a muCh more
palalable hay fcr vour hotSS, aud save
your SCH tom much CXhaH>lMn cOnsc-
QUent UpOn the TiprRinE Of ssesl, it yUu
should delay the time I'LL that shall nave
bern perfected.
In curing. after permitting II to remain
in swRIh tor half day, put Il IN small
cocks ; on the muTnirg If 'he second day
after the dew has he, OIne eVapOruird
turn over the cocks and let them remain
until the afternoon when you may re-
move your hay in safety tn your mows'
barn, or barracks, taking care IN slowing
it away to sprinkle on every ton OF nay I"
peck of salt to absorb moisture and pre-
vent heating. Hay thus cured, hesldes
being sweeter, more fragrant. more &C.
ceptable to The stock. is 'ntrInsicaIly more
valuable. One great end :" be looked to
| in tie curing of hay is, to protect it FROM
the sun and rain as much as possible, as
long exposure dcterimieS both its appear
ance and value.-AmericGn Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-08-13

ANEcDoTE.-Jamcs l. of England, went
out OF his way 10 hear noted preacher.
The clergyman seeing the king enter,
left his text to declaim against swearing,
for which the king was notorious. When
done, james thanked HIM for his sermon :
but asked him what cOnNxiun swearing
had with hIs text. He answered, "SmCe
your majes,y came out Of y"ur way
through curiosity 10 meet me-, l could n,
in complaisance, do less than 60 out Ut
mine to meet YOU.
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C. BRTNCKERHOF!pS


VIE Proprietor is desIrous to express he
+ II TACT, thai III medicine IS even ~. bic OF
more than carrying ont what he rerun.Ilcn,.s it.
tor. AS t"r instance, he has heretofore not re.
commented 1t as perfect cure IN all cases of
Consumption, and ether diseases oi the Lao. $
Liver and Throat, Coughs aid Gods hnI mr.
sons who use 1t being the bes judges of its y er-
US, DECIDE at once that II is The perfection OF an
effective medicinal preparation, Testimonials
crowd IN on The Proprietor, stating such sap:d
cures OF the above diseases even win n Of ihs
most nggravaiine character, that there is 10
whstandng the natural inference that il ey.
ceeds IN power, by The eft CT of Its singuIAtly
hapny vegetable comhnal ION. any Of the ME-
raj and dangerous nostr.'ms devised BY tie hand
OF qua ckery. This medicine is Nature srond
specific IN lung complaints; 1t touches thcassat
ct the disease, ii pro- erds al one pn rty and
deterGe the lungs and chest of those hlimnrs and
decayed parts which result from the acuon of
disease, and when 1t has performed Ibis part Of
ltS Office, 1t commences TO repair the ra,aues
made in the vitals, and siren CITIZENS and incr,os.
es inc action OF the vessels % that the part is re-
newed sufficiently to perErm us wontrd dutics
ana me cure is effected, The cnnsur,nlive
should know thai to them DELAYS are Cranoht
with Danger, and even dav wasted in worse
Than useless Iampering with their conplalnt. if
devoted TO the use OF the Rest ra.vc won!d bo
nrln9ing them so much nearer {, n cure ihera.
Is an abiding sense of cnmlpr, while under Tho
mud and soothing yet etlec,na action "f this re.
Wt"y "nlch u n"pp'ness ihneSrfbahle ~" the
patient; ii IS feeling Of an ensured escape from,
death by an almost miraculous human interyen-
ton.
The following certificate is from DR.. Chiffon
The well known New York chemist. -
II have anaivzed bottle of medicine called
" c, BrInckerhof' Health Restorative, 'and find
that il Poes no. contain Mercury, or any other
metallic. preparation, nor opium in any of it's
forms. Ills composed "fvege,ahIe matter entire.
ly." JAMES r. Chiffon. NJ D.
.BRlNCKERHOFF. Sole Proprietor, '..
Princi ,al Office, $40 Broome ST. N Y.
Fo' sale b. BALDWIN & CANDEE, Litchfield:
N. T Lyman Goshen :; CowIes & iuneerord'
Wocortve. Calhoun and Porter, Plymoutb:
Dewey. Pennington. and bv one Agent in
almost every town'in the United States.