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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

$50 KelCNrd.
DINAWAY from the subscribers near Mount
IL Monrnn, IreGelI county, a. c. three negro men
of the following descripon
ABRAM,
dark mulatto So years old middle ne but lean, sea
red un the neck aud left hand.
EPlI,
"a years old black. stout built good ookng, very white
Teeth and Of good SIZE.
LEUJS,
40 years old, yellow. Of comtnon SIZE, but not stout
with a large scar nn The bottom of his left foot
They elI ab It the h Of September and may make
or some free State Bedford county, Va, They were
furmery the property oI John Mayhem deed. l.
cauohi out Of the State aud secured reward Of 500
W Ill be paid; if IN the vicinity SIC inr each.
HE/EKlAlI HOBBS,
pRESIY MAY ilEW.
Nv l6 1T If
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. INV. IA

BAI'T TN'U!tT. NNKkF.IN, NV. TO.
The advance IN li1nr, couenled Fl by holders n this
CITY yesterday, has teen maintained There were
SHES In day Of about 900 barrels Howard street. first
since the steamers news. at 1861. Buyrrs do MOI
appear willing to give more, and some Offer only 5 80
HE advaurc m irelghis and decline in exchanges do
moi To justify much s. 50, 10 Inch figures
think II viii settle. Holders OF Cry Nils ask So
Is, without ttecllng sales. Rye fl ur 81 -, Corn
Meal 1915 per barrel,
Wheat has also declined, Sales to-day of prime red
al IL 10 3 cenis-demand not active ;prme white do
l25a 80 A sale of goo bushels old White Corn at
Is, yellow is North 7Os72. and white aud yellow
do 56a60; Oats 80; Rye 81; Wnskey 23l ,24i.
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xsOBE'Es.xY.av rg.FRHfrOUSH,

CANAL BAsN, McnMoNp,

Proitec aud General commission Merchants,
nd EG leave 10 nlorm their friends and The public,
~ that tary are prepared 10 receive commssiun,
and scIl tr The best advantage to oNnets,
PRODUCE AND MERCllANDiZE.
Of all kinds They have ample room elso Tor any
mount ol storage.
Dtect orders ir Goods IN this any eastern market
will meet With prompt attention, and all assignments
Tor Boston oi Iobaccu, Flour, Iron, Gram aud ohe
Merchandise. 10 Fowl Bloren y Co., M. [, Foster
Nhau, BOSTON, directed IL care. " III be immediate
y attended Ia, aud persous cousgunl nay rest
red Of hdymg ihelf business puneully attended To, an
chuuos al tho lowest Ia d
Sept II 3n
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Valuable Gown Property

for tagyP.
fHsIE undersigned offers lol sale that valuable prop.
Z cry in the lawn of i.ynebbnrg long kaown as
kNIE'o CORNER
This is ii the hest located lots in The town, for
bu nrss. and omnpntly worthy the attention Of cap
talsjs. The undersigned Is 10 sell and invites
The application oi purchasers. For Terms, which will
be Liberal, aud the ltie made undoubtedly gpod.) apply
10 Charles l.. Nasty who IS authorised 10 sell.
FREDERICK ONIMOLIlN,
Trustee. &c.
Tho lot contains 80 feet 'front.' running back the usual
depth Of lots. and viii be sold in whole in sepa-
parcels may be desired. +. NJ, Trustee.
june % SIT
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Land mt Auction.

A obedience To decree o the circuit superior coutt
oi Ia" aud chaneefy oi Amherst county, pronounced
on the oh day ct September 1913. The Of Gar
land Pamplln and others, against William " llud
son mud others undersigned. appointed commission
er tor the PURPOSE, will the premises near New
Glasgow, on the 22d ol Decemper, 1876 sell 10 the
highest bidder, On SIX, twelve and eighteen months
credit, all The interest ol illam W Hudson to Ger
tain tract parcel of LAND III said decree TONED
adjpnnp the lands ct Il. l.. x J. p Coleman.
WM Nj. WALLER, Sheriff OF
Amherst, Cont by
Thon as Whitehead his deputy
Nov Is WOOD
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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE
EBae0s, ssnens

4 WISH 10 buy large qanltiy vi good WHEAT
Il lor which the highest prices will be gwen Nlessrs
srploe < lalarffo are authorised to buy for me in
nay absence, aud Will receive all buy Those having
good Wheat will do WE'LL 10 SIZE me or them before
LEY disl use Of their crops.
NM w. MOSBY.
SnnlnullnI WISH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Nov. 10,
No sales Of Flour. Holders ask s. IS, s., G2s oier
ed. No hcaI news
will send you The news from Delaware if the Balli-
mtfe Office remains open
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-16

KEONsthOIN ~ NItCTtCn EWrNilUrc,
IT .3Ut IIO.N
y Tuesday, the lfth lsstant | will sell a valuable
lot al llaGtrhold AMI Kitchen faatlufe cunslslns
of Dining Tables,
bureaus,
Secretary md Bookcase,
I'm Sales, " ndsor Chairs,
l'tds and Bedsleads,
blessing Table,
Table aud Kitchen " are, Sc SC.
The entire Furniture one declining h housekeeping.
Will added to The above sale,
d zfn rev Cane Bottom Chairs,
domestic Carpet,
kegs French Brandy,
key [. Vine,
d, zen Plough Lines.
4boAes SILK Hats, &c. SC.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auci'r.
Nog. IL II
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IEc --latest trri.a. D. .scw
GOODS.

/ HAVE just received n rev lot Of fancy GOODS
TO Nneh respectfully invite the attention Of tia
lIadr. Among them may be iuuud the following iich
Goods.
Reh salin striped .Naced,La SRk, Of the l,tesl
deslens with beautiful trlnungs la match each
dr.
Black aud Fancy SILK tringcs
B'aek sik Leccs. ass'd ndlhs
faln Palds Tor Children,
Splendid Ttcs'el Robes ior parties,
Cherry culuted Florence,
Bonnet and Cap Rlbhpns. very rich styles.
In addition IN the above Goods have received two
pieces Superior Black French cloths itam celebrated
hlannlaolafers-ouc piece Exlta Black saiin Vrsnp.
together with fine Lot of New Style pfnis and other
staple Goods DON n T. PETERS,
Nov IT. - :,
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November l3, ESl6,
IRESH StIII J. or FAM ! IND
staHic Dry Goods.
EIkR. KF( KEK ~ TO-.


IlNCIEuKG. VA,
4 RE NOW REC EN- ING aud opening their Sc
N COhD
SIt(k OF my GCCDS,
for his t,a.,n- Nov l2rh ls1G-puIclas,d in the Last
few DAYS, n viii b, sid al IIr,s 10 pl.nse all per
sors waning really BEAl JlFUL GOODS. The
trnlan oi lh,t tu,onas and the public respectful
~ invited 10 the GOODS embraced III the following
list:
Embroidered Ombre Shaded Cashmer,s,
do do Printed do
do do soId do
Hall Mourning do
Onbre Shaded Solid MnuslIr.
do do do Printed do
Cashmere Robes,
Nlensn do
Superior black altered Silks.
PLAID aud checked Silks Tor lining,
Cherry cuI'd Silks do
Spun silk Palds Ion dresses,
Wursied do do
Plaid lnilIcd .heham,
Embroidered 1hlbel Sbawls very rich,
da Stradea do
Half mourning Plaid do
French worked Gapes,
Black silk Trimming Lace,
Black silk Velvet iof Cardinals,
Six Frlnges,
Bonner and Sash Ribbons,
Cap and Neck do
High color'd Satin aud Lute.lflng Ribbon,
Nelse RIBBON,
F.mbrod,cd Muslin Robes (whil)
SILK Bnri"ns lur Ladies' dresses,
SILK neck Ties,
Mouslin do
and many other SYKES Of GOODS they will be
pleased To eAh il ON their counters aud sell
as low similar Goods snld any
where in the upper country
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.VOficP.
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
VIE subscribers wonld respectfully inform their
friends and The pnble generality thai hty hsve
lofntd ca partnership, under the style aud firm Of
.heCI.lN.4iLRNS 1HOlfpSO.N.
Tor The purpose ol doing General Grocery and Com
mission business, OF The ale stand Of Met huihan x
20. our stuck ui Grueefrs, u. mrsiies Sc, will b.
tuund at all times, large aud we'll seec,d aud at low
prices. CansgnUtnis ol Flour. " hent. Tobacco aud
all kinds nt Produce will receive our prunpl personal al
ien'lun 1oods received aud forwarded. charges tor
Dayage. w respectfully solicit u share al public PAT
fouape. JOHN q McCLANAllAN,
CALVIN THOMPSON.
November Ii IA
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AUCTION NOTICE.

AUCTION NOTICE
IA f. would most respectfully cali The attention Of the
public 10 our sale o Rea ly-Alade Chthlnp ul
Messrs Patham 4 Hopkins. take place ON " cdues-
day. the slh inst Al our auction rounl
TALBOT x LANlER. Auconcets
Exchange Corner.
Nov II IL
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y. RIfCi< FIR.
lsAEs!EsArs!. EEAV~...
HATS AND CAPS,

ENIE ST BsCRlBEls Il now receiving his FALL
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

o. Cassius NJ. Clay's paper is very prop
erly discontinued, "for the present." OF until
the editor ceases his cross fire. The bullets
for Slavery in Mexico, have killed the drgu-
1aents against il in Kentucky.
The accounts Of sickness and death a.
mongst the volunteers on the Rio Grandc is
appalling. Says a ietter-"It makes ones
heart bleed tn witness the sufferings of these
poor fellows.-Beds and bed-steaGs can not
be had-a blanket and the ground-if he dies
the same blanket used for his couch forms his
winding sheet and coffin. Every plank and
gun box has been used up, and the Quarter
Master told me all the money in his depart
ment would not command coffin. You
will remember left 20 of our sick at Mata
moras when | assembled the river ] was
shocked on my return to find that 81 Of them
had died" Mr.. Polk should make an excur-
sion into that region
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17
The Capture Of MuntaisJ.

The Baltimore American has received a
spiIit-stirring letter from Captain in the
Maryland Battalion, from which we make
The following extracts. 1t gives faithful de-
scription Of the tremendous fire TO which
our troops were exposed on the first day S
attack, and the steady GOODNESS with which
it was faced for nine hours and we may add
that it also gives faithful description Of some
Of the horrors Of war:
On Monday last. the 2lst latter having
been under arms a portion If tie previous
A. M. we marched from camp with four
hours hard marching, we issued from a
corn6eld directly ir front Of battery, or rath
err fort, OF some six or seven pieces Of arti-
ery, and crowded with infantry, which
opened on us the moment the head Of our
column made its appearance. We were
within point blank rauge. and !, for the first
time. heard the whistIiDg shot. Our battal-
ion was Immediately formed in line of battle
under this fire. and we were ordered TO
charge. Forward | went, cheering and wa
wing my sword, and tho men came after me
galaully. When within hundred wards OF
the trenchers, looked back TO see who was
following. being anxious 10 know the men.
Judge Of my astonishment when beheld
the four companies Of regulars marching BY a
flank TO the right. / saw Col. Watson shout
ing. bur as to hearing command, that was
an impossibility, owing TO the deafening roar
of the cannon and musketry. saw the head
of our line changing its direction, and knew
at once that the point of attack was changed;
and ran at the head Of my company TO inter-
cept the head Of the column. reached it
lust as Col. Watson was dismounting from
his horse, which the next moment fell from
shot. The Colonel cried out TO the men
Shelter yourselves. men. the best way you
can At this time the battalion was scat
tered over a space Of about an acre, and the
men were lying down, the shot in most in
stances fiying over our heads; but the guns
were soon depressed. and the shot gan to
take effect.
Twas lying close to Col Watson. along
side of hedge, when he jumped up and
cried out, 'Now's the time. boys. follow me-
| was up and after him in second, my men
following me. We were now in street or
lane with few houses on either side, and
within a hundred yards of three batteries
which completely raked it, in addition to
which two twelve pound guns were planted
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

as we have Just grounds for anticinatino
mat the territory which has already beer
occupied and which may hereafter be con-
quered, will become slave territory. and as
such apply for admission TO The Confedera-
cy, and that its admission as such, in con-
nectlon with mixed population degraded
oy ignorance and superstition, and allied 10
us neither IN interest character nor language,
VIII endanger the welfare, harmony, and per-
petulty oil The Union: therefore be il
Resotred, By the Senate and House o. Rep
resenfdtires, That the honor and best inter
ests Of the Nation Twill be subserved by a
speedy end Of the war with Mexico and the
seuiement Of all matters in dispute by arbi-
tration or negotiation.
Resotred, That Vermont will not give it's
countenance, support, aid or assent. TO the
admission into The Federal Union of any
new State whose Constitution toIerates
slavery; and does hereby appeal 10 each of
ner sister States 10 concur in its own name.
in this declaration.
Resolred, That the Senator'S and r epre-
sentatives in Congress from Vermont will in
ourJudgment be heartily susteinsA By their
constituents in earnestly supporting hS
principles set forth in the foregoing Dr. sem
BILE and resolutions, and in using ali otAs1
Just, constitutional and effective means To-
avert the tremendous evils of Slavery. and
resist its alarming encroachments upon the
rights and interests OF the non-Slaveholding
States.
ReSolred, That the Governor be rcdues-
ted to transmit copies the foregoing ream-
BILE and resolutions 10 the Executives of the
sevaral States, and 10 our Senators and Rep
reseniatives in Congress, under The seal Of
the State and his signature Of approval.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17
MORE ROBBERS IN VERMONT.

A most daring outrage took place last
week on the road leading from Waterbury
10 Stowe, the circumstances Of which, as near
as we can gather them from report, are as
follows: 1t appears that B. H. Fuller ESQ. OF
Stowe, had left home with some hundreds of
dollars in his pocket, and was waited upon
by the roadside by two fellows by the
names of Newland and Gay Csaid 10 be
from Hydeparl, who, pretending TO be much
fatigued from chase at fox hunting, soic-
tied chance to ride with Fuller which was
granted.
They had moi proceeded far before through
intrigue or false pretenee Fuller was induced
10 partake Of the ingredients Of flask which
they had with them. Soon after Mr.. Fuller
became stupid and insensible, when his
pockets were searched, $500, taken from
them. his horse turned towards home, and
the ruifians made away with their booty.
Fuller was found that evening near where
the outrage took place. and upon receiving
proper care he revived so as 10 describe the
appearance of the chaps; officers were i'm
mediately despatched, and the rogues over
taken. They are now lodged in Montpelier
Jail, TO await their trial.-G. F.. Freeman.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

THE SLAVE CASE AT New Y York. Judge
Edmonds this morning gave his decision in
The case ofthe alleged slave from Savan-
lab. In this edison His Honor decided
that the law under which the slave is sought
10 be detained, is unconstitutional and void.
He therefore ordered the colored man to be
set al liberty. The colored man had brought
a suit against the captain for having caused
him. TO be illegally arrested, and the captain
brought a suit against the colored man for
having subjected him TO certain penalties I'M
der the laws Of Georgia, by secreting him
sell on board the captains vessel. A crimi-
ma nal warrant had also beer issued by the
mayor against the colored man, al the in
stance OF the mate ofihe vessel, for an assault
and battery on the mate. Alter Judge Ed
monds gave his decision, the various parties
Net IN the Mayors Office, and mutually a.
greed TO abandon all further or pending pro-
ceedIngs IN the case, and let the coloIed man
De set at Gberty.-Neu York Journal Of
Commerce.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

sen QUERE.-We have always had great
respect for the opinion Of the veteran editor
Of the Sentinel in relation to Rail Roads.
But we cannot at present entertain his strong
faith that the Central is too. far advanced to
talk ofsuspendins. 1t may get along up as
IN as Montpelier some day or other. Be-
yond that it will cost mint of money and
who now will furnish IL
SULLIVAN RoAD.-Judging from certain
newspapers on the different Vermont lines Of
railroad, the Rutland, on the one hand, is
safe and sure and the Central .sickly and
feebIs' On the other, the Rutland is smash
ed without redemption and all opposition to
the Central like barking at the moon
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17
THE VOICE OF VERMONT.

The following preamble and resolutions
we've adopted BY the House of Representa-
tiVes Of the Vermont Legislature, with hard
~ dissenting voice. They exPressbeycnd
doubt the sentiments Of the great body Of
People in this enlightened and liberty loving
State:
Whereas in our judgment the existing war
with Mexico was not founded in any impeIa-
tive necessity, such as may justify or excuse
Christian nation for resorring TO arms, and
has now manilestly become an offensive wal
against aneighboring Republic and where
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

RAILROAD TO New HAvEN.-We learn that
a contract 10 build this road has actually
been made, and that 5 100000 Of the stock
has actually been taken without reserve, on
condition that the remaining 100000 shall.
he subscribed within a specified period. The
terms Of the contract require the entire work
to be completed in one year from the LIST of
January next A shorter period would have
been insisted on, but for the physical necessi-
ty ofoccupying nearly or quite year in the
construction OF the bridge ovor the Housa-
tonic river.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

~ The Hutchinson Family attended
the late Independent Democratic Conven-
ton at Concord. N. H., and at the close OF
speech by Hon. John P. Hale, they rose
Unexpectedly in the gallery and sung the
song. "There's good time coming. boys"
The audience wereelectri6ed,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

Nor THE CASTING VoTE THIS Tine
When the Hon. Geo. M. Dallas went 10 the
polls on Tuesday, wit who was standing in
the vicinity said-"Step back, gentlemen,
here comes the casting vote" Mr.. Dallas
himself was forced TO smile.-Phiiddeiphid
Sun
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17
From the Vicksburg Whig.l
POLITICAL PORTRAITS.


He speaks and viewless chains
Upon a Senate rest;
He ceases look upon the names
That gem a nations breast
WEBSTER.
The calm unsounded deep
Is emblem OF his mind /;
But reused, its heavy pillows sweep,
In grandeur uncon6n'd.
CALHOUN.
A loom Of curious make
May weave a web ofthought,
And he who rends the shining warp,
May in the wool be caught.
Statesman and poet tool
Philosopher in turn
Link with the past IA nation soon
Shall sorrow DER his urn.
cMrrENDEN.
Now with giants might
He heaves the pond'rous thought
Now pours the storm Of eloquence,
With scathing lightnings fraught
BERRGEN.
With temper calm and mild,
And words of soflen'd tone,
He overturns his neighbor's cause,
And justiies his own.
coRwIN.
The POLISHED shaft of wit
Is quivcring in the light;
'Tis sped |! upon its shining track,
And havoc marks its flight
}. NJ. CLAYTON.
The lightning's glare may turn
The needle from the pole;
Who ever saw HIM swerve,
Or bow to low control.
BENTON.
Judgment and tact combin'd,
A mine acknowledge vast
A walking book-case-on its shelves
The archives Of the past.
cASs.
With neat and rounded phrase
He tricks The slap eless thought,
Like hope Of power. it charms today,
Tomorrow il is NoUG
ALLEN
Ye gods defend my ears
Bassdrums around mt ihrong
Through empty galleries leap and roll
The notes Of Chinese Gongr
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

This is all folly. We trust the Rutland is
destined to go forw ard-indeed it. to our
mind, scarcely admits of a doubt, aud the
Central is too far advanced to talk about sus-
Pending progress. We always believed the
Rutland, if but one could be made, lcdS The
roadi but tkere will be business enough for
both. and we hope both will be completed
N. H. Sentinel.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17

The Connecticut Wing State Convention
met at Hartford, yesterday, and nominated
Judge BIssELL, for Governor, and CO.. Nc
CURDY Tor Lieutenant Governor.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-17
AGRICULTURAL.
REPORT ON SHEEP.

To the Members Of the addison County Ag-
ricultiToi Society:
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SHERlFFS SAFE

By virus ut a writ Of III IA e, Lev
"a issasd lupol the cOdd Ol common
pleas lo' Carroll county, q and iu me
directed, ! viii Ofsr fur sale al the door
OF the court house, IN CdVOA,On, he
tween The hours Of 10 O'Clock, A N an
A o'clock, P NJ on Monday the AL dsy
OF April 1916, the following real es-
tate, 10 wit: Part OF the souih wesl quSr
ter Of section 29, township "a, add range
4, lving on the suuth side OF the 'owR a
O n TusluNn, beginning for beuhdary
ten ieet south oi The sOulh east corner
oi lot uHmber IS. iG NornHo~H. add
Tunn,ag sooia > Chains uus as inks 10
d plsi, hence wesj : cHaias aud 70 inks
tus pes, 1heGce uerih CHAINS sad I I
sit.s 10 Bosl, 1hence esd / ch IN and
~ Eks 20 post thercs souln 2 chan.
aud % Inks to q post, thence east z
CHAINS 10 The place Of begiauIng; con-
taIn,ag f.e acres aud eight hundred shs
togs her with al tse privileges and TN
proven 'nis ,herrou rrssryiag 'he priv
t'rgs oi tho vaIsF ruHning thtuggh slid
l1tiG ths mil race that Is anw thereon,
uni also lhe privilege si repairing said
race whea needrd
TakeR ia execution and Will be sold
by
f. INQUIRE, Sheriff
February 20 1876 pr 50.
-ALSO-
Lot number %, ~ the loVR OF Norris.
tOwu Carroll cn0ntV, OH'e.
Taken ia tx"cstjoH. and will be sold
by Il MCGUIRE. sheriff
Fybruary 20 ls46- pl 81 80.
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snERuAN,s scAMPHOR LozENGEs

suRRuAN's CAMPHOR LozENGbs
C,va ,mmediste relief TO Nervous or SICK
Headache palpns,iou OF ths heart low
ness Of so lrts. despondency, 'nha'h'''a-
lory or pa,rled sore throat, bowel Or SUN
mer complaint. fsinung, oPprt ss'oa o' =
sense OF sinking Of the chest eno'''
splsms, cramps of the stomach OF Oo"-
els, EystsrieNl Affections and all nervous
diseases, dTowsiOess through the day ana
wakrluiness by night, cholera OF cholera
mOtbss, diarThBs, lsssIiude, or sense
Of fatigue. Persons travelling OF attend.
ing large parties, will find the LcEsngcs
really revivlug, and imPsriing the buoy
aOcy ef youlh
joseph B Noues, ESQ Wee Preslsonl
Of lhs WashragoIn Marine Insurance
Company, has ssfered Tor wears VITA
nervous headache, hat nothing ~ou'd
relieve ull he used these LoEenges,
which relieved 1t e tirely in 10 minutes
Dr.. 6. Huatec has beeR subject 60 vIo'
lent attacks Of headache, 50 as 10 make
him almost bind Tor Iwo or three hours
at time. Nohlng ever afforded h'm
sny relief uli he tried these b'Esnges,
and they cured hjr 10 a few minutes.
Dr. Shernsn's Lugenges can re OH
Iaiued Wholesale snd Relsd ol u t
rhomss, Main st. between 81 ant 4'h'
Sole Ag"tt foC CinciHnsu. Oalo, aud ol
the following Agents.
GREER g. Co, Magnolia.
S A HIGHLAND, HsTrishorgh,
GEORGE MANFULi.. Augusta.
X JACKSON CariolltoN.
Coaeh Logenges s5 cents per boxi
Wnrtn
Eaoonhor
CalharIc
AlIwho Guy box Of Dr Shermsn's
Loseuges, or P.asreT are entI'led toI
one ui ShermAn's Messengers OF Health
which can be obtained lrUm all Agents,
San. I, H5