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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-02
A FARM OF 1910 ACRES

ENln sssra~- The undersigned wishes 20 sell Its
4 valuable FARM. situated six miles North Il Rich
rnond the New ra-. and Williamsburg road wet Of
the r. ~ ayat yoa1, cCataI.iIg ~ =
LaHGt5 acres Of winch ciea-ad ana 10 . good state
o. cuiusaiton here GOOD ~ story Frame Ho,ss
"a large rahe Barn, nearly nes and double set O.
bs and Wagon house attached sre.o-a svr..
rIor Spring OF nevert1ling attr genien. to tho
dwelling iousean excellea IT bearing Orchard graft.
ed trui, Trees, &c.
Water for stock is abundant and very Convenient,
IJMr William. Dulau, residing On the Farm ssss Gka
adjoining the above described premises is eutzoied
sell the same: and any person wishing 20 purchase .
GOOD FARM is respectfully fs!sed Can aaa e1arnias
II JOB HAIEES.
January l4th, 1876 3u-6f6n.6fy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-06-02

"A DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE.-Will be Sold a, tile
late residence of Thomas Bradbury, deceased five
- south OF Richmond. on Friday the 10Th day OF
heNt all the personal property Of said decedent to-
NJ One twohorse Carriage and Harness; one two-hors.
agon, arrning Utensils. Household and Kitchen Fu--
sFe, &c Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock a y, on
.@ cay, when terms will be made known. and ars at
""eance given by ISAAC MELLENDER. ADM
"s -o'h' ioio a2ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15

LIME

- III. EIHor-Ny experience with Lime agrees with
IfhesNof ei'erEans. put twenty hive tierces ON my
land SIX yeats sgr. and have only lately seen the ,,r
"l ii hut that Effect with epve aud plaster Is preal
Nneh compared with the ,f-t al clover and plaster BY
themselves. Sawed II aud hatraNcd In with wheat
aief was stacked lis effects are slow but sure on
c'afse granite land like m.ne. | 1--we on & Id MINI,
Cfstk one OF the sna! nranchs u the Norm Anna Rly
-, about 'hIee and half mlrs rih oi Louisa Conn
li'use. Since have conmeucrd the s,fi.ci | .,t,
give y"n my Whole Experience shd YOU may pubish II
or not please.
ABDUL i've OF six years since, bought twenty five
ieicfs o Northern lime little lunred h, bplno Al,
SACKED, al one dJllsr per tttce ahd put On varou>
P''s I" my PA l'ainn where The granite prevailed n
e ffop1rion % from hiiy, elghy, one huud bush
's per acre. as near as could guess by the eye and
every where put il, an improve npot ia,
beyond mat nfon ri the land where plaster aud clyrr
oiJ have been used. There is a particular hill side II n,
was very poor. having been cleared fifty years snoe or
'hse' ana qniie w"rn uut by hard cultivation aud the
o'a","g o' me Trees IN piece vt noid land hard by
which woodland has only been cleared aiolt ten ar
twei'e years since Ihs hill side non Is fully as t,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15

Il nsi iieh = l,an tie sgr laid alp ~ ne las b#a
put. ihaB.n this nouJ iaud (nsa fresh land) ~ ht'
heau, bun.tng fsr barrels al cifn 10 the -.
shrn"t,t cultivated. IiUe, ] understand has Lately
,ald al The wharf Richmond al SHY four cent
,nefct lhls Is certainly ,ty Inv aud such pree as
the fafier can buy al. al hope Of brng graty pfol
It'd. II hit ss needs lime.
sc Of yuut spundens has viven rs shlri
essay uIoh sh punds aud the ug Ashland Promised
la write again hups he will do ~. Ny ekpttrHce
cunyluces The lhlng Is entirely practicable al sna
expense. Though my p,1d Is very slall and has not
lctn well attended To- ~ have caught great many
fish at II. | rndea,ufed Ia sfutk uf W. ponds
m the ~ hbarh1od IA "hlch have partially snrcred.
ID. Candof t"wr'ef. rgntcs ne 10 say, thai 10 kerl
up pfrseHl sfork, AID BECAUSE hafr personal par
IaIpy III hs fish, have lhtlwn great many back III
The pond after catching hem. ! had yefa Southern
chuhs % considerable sI2s, lhal anui1 lbilIs all
round the pond whenever VISITED H. IA hop al being
ted: bul have any hing OF them since The late
heavy foods, some ui which bflLe my pind aud
fear cafftd away many imy fish. tlongh by means
all. Bs | have many nlnr ten atlng uppn
guard dams and daohes vii, think. prevent any such
disaster hereafter
Icnnpns are great enemy 10 small fish and ought
10 b. hept gu al pond, II pus,ibe. Toe n0sl crc-
iual way Ia sluk basket with sail i>h IN u, hat
The edges viii slow iuie above the water. aud b
ulle me nearly all the ettapns The pond will b. III
It-baul th,m up aud des'ny Ihen.
Yours, hsmcfinly,
CHARLES S JONES.
Man Ltuisd { n Julg Il lh46
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2)orttCat.


Speaking Of The poe $, VIII ar, sief all. entitled l.
ear respectful slderalun and 10 that al psriity,
ptulal y. Ia whom. VI which they appeal, mhea nor
lfraisd hY With the tavm they think they merit
speaking al poets, rrceistd this morning copy of The
Lew satte ty The Gseen Muanlsn poet nd Wit, WIN.
though mOdesi A1ofuty, rtsdius IN the NufilW e>l
at crnent. i. sHspeet, ahaut the best hnmor
aa- pci IN the country and am that he soA
mice sfrll, and IA several ways genius. After sal
al his. whic aware Is ''cunsiderable." nus
tha, your henesoleare Wdl indulge me with one more
quotation, as Wish Ia lrinscrbe The naeninp lines ul
PIT gress, saiifieal Poem. by J. &. SAKE
''ln this oar happy and progressive age
When all ake ambitious cats engage.
When boardless bo,s sudden says eraw,
And Mis- her nurse abandons for beau.
When Tor then ,ogmas non.rt sisian', tight,
When ounces l'ciufe. and hen dsndics writes
When manual honofs 10 the children thrown,
Bach five loot y inof is a 'Malor' grown.
When mairons. scisrd with orstoric panys
Give happy birth to ma cune harm ngues
And pinsers, trembling Tor he nstion's s'e,
Neglect th,ir stockings PIE the STATE;
When critic wis their bfazen lusrr shed,
oa golden authors hsm the, nc,otrcad,
With parrot praise oil Roman grandeur speak,
Aud IN bal English ruesze the Grect,
When faets like these repfelcu-on bfiug,
Ma. not uneensurtd, an ATONE, singf'
In cuursi he msy, aud docs, ia very satisfactory
aud m'aer rfnsokfng manner. edueauon, manners.
fa~htn, pdlleso plr,, and nlofirs making such del
euas s al The sns. aud 'oag les. haI lhtif dl-epe-
eanno tan AZ be deli hied with them. Aneng the nral
mugs Is The following ap'slfophr 10 Ffsnee, which
oiuds up " tn me .nny hns at founrrlsn
"h'cni,c France " hat woudct working .,hfnc.
Nstound the world wbrae'cra frenehman dreams,
What line spun theories ingenious. new,
Sahhnr, -tarendon-, every ting hut tfne'
One lutte favor, Imperial France
Stiil T. ach the world to cook, Ia dfess to dance.
Let, If lhen wit, tay boot, and ba,asrs fuam,
Bar keep thy morals and thy ef,cJs at home
lhe ffs,s aud hase who Tor II come IN fr
their h4fe OF slfif and IN lhls pifon the poem or
car al The best ues al luis neat aud ink very
ettu i ds poem f7f example, where he speaks Of
Smart Ergrams all sad, out ofjaiat
AadPonllcss,-sate ths Nclamailon point,
Winch stands IN stat, with vacant wonder fsugm
The PomPous Tombstone OF SOME raupeI thought"
eve you these eNlfacs because Hunk yon will
lie them. partly. aud plrly because do not wish any
personal Hrniship may have Tor Nj : 10 nlslrad
nf op'1anS, aud since d. othef puiIn,. You viii
npt qn1trei with T ''o' freeing my mind IN repatd
70 some eerss hal are noi generally CONSIDERED worth
advertising y !. Or. If the Charleston Mrs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15
To- safe or Rent.
THE HCsT GikIfh EEOti. dtEi,

AIrIllClfs Ia Tie limits of the hew county OF 'p5=
W matfax b rdeag epoa ia" Inc Il ehaehan.
ed within muir nt les al lhe Jlmes Rlsrf Cana, AID
III ail,s BY tins nu,e to the ciiy III RiehHead.
Ihis Mi Las fixtures very suPeror-rhltfry ron
plcte-i, ~ never falling stream, and the hfand II hr
Mil has high standing Richmond aud Other ma
keta.
Ihe country adjacent 10 The Mil is first rate wheat
qtowlag pau q. Nralhn.
Ih5sr who my be DESTROYS Of embathlng IN the
manufacture Of FLur vii fId this Nil advantageous
m all respects And those Who may have d'sP9- Ian
10 engage IN q aoollen cotlan, brother kind o manu-
factory would find this property very suitable Ia su"a
an undertaking. The Mil House Is large, aud tue
Dam is constructed most solldly aud dutably. ] he
house lt.elf cuud be converted ini1 cot0n nr NHen
mannactafy, or such mahaiaciofy could b. added 10
Ilir nlur mil conveniently aud Odsaniagtuuss
Nh Andrew White, WIN lives al HE MIL. VII show
the property ANY DESTROYS ol purchasing, Of renting
the same.
Fol terms, apply 10 ..
RICHARD POLLARD,
Alta Vista, Aben,lle county near Warren
Anausl 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15

'ihe5dy raia'bt P'ep ration epabtc, from hs pqomo.
i""de y Ms acLot, q eha,fig The sysi.m q. lar
hotns u erery u orm.
'SiE Origin, development, AMI support Of worms in the
human system ale t. be attributed 10 II d PRAYED ,rI
deo ia ed condition q the stomach boad 1t he NJ an
tsai sed TACT, that "herr the di unnp d. a.
the general powers Of the healthy stat, The.
eah una no Intuition Tins pieiardun has the peculiar
daNa"ta-e ol not only DESTROY worm, but l,p f
Producing healthy action oi the aud other or
o"'-ea"h Ia fef relieving many complaints Al in f.oi
engagement oft digestive oigdrs Although lr,rll
and eettanih It's oeral and :ut mp -alt 10 lin,
1t Is perfectly safe and adnpfed Ia tie i,nderes az.
TAPE-WORM.
lyNCHBGRG, Va, Nov. 2isr isli
his IS to certify thai have old the Nernfee (DE\D
SiiOl) pferared by pr IL f. Feery, Or about II mon
and have witnessed ITS efficacy m,n, Gases one ga
rafienlr'y-a patient (nldc aged luan) VIII, had -.
t9nnleh With IapcA orm Tor yeas exhibited To e
iafse qpanhl SAY about pnD winch he inform, i m.
had pa sed by the use II or va,; no ase where #
was apparent that the patient hid worms, has II ever failed
Wit IN my know ledge. d X. LYMAN, Dt,yoi.
lrue - rents per val
Pepar b, pr II +. perry and sold wlolceale and r. tail
by b. y - SANDS, Dlog,i.t-, I0a l. ullon IT., corner
al " Imam. New urlt.
Sod also by u. r LYMAN, pngei.t
l.ynt burg, Il.
NI9o wGm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15
O. tober
Prince EHtcHrd .F2CGiCdi ErSii


ElE next session OF Tins schnol will commence on
the lJlh ot October ensuing, aud continue uil lte
cuse OF August lSi7.
All the branches ol thorough medical oducaun, The
orcal and practical and accordance with The nod m
inprov mcnts and dlseo es taught IN ths lnslllu-
ton.
course in the institute places its s'udcn's on tie
iootHg al s-cnnd course udrnts, aud renders lht IN
guile tor graduation, ateT attending fall o
loar moahs IN the " a>hlngton University OF Ball,-
more, Ut The best medical Scaoos IN this country
Durmg the course, students have frequent opputluri
ties OF witnessing mteWs ng surgical opera IONS, In
private miunary cnnecled with the Institute, and
the nelehnornoud
For fall course the fee will be $780, payable on en-
term tie school
Excellent and convenient b1rd, including lodging
lights, lutI. &c. al SO per Hpnlh, ran BE- had.
The whole Of the necessary eNpeasts may o. state,
thus:
Board for ten months and half, sos
Tuition fee, l2O
Book, more lhan 35
JOHN p. NETT AUER. 4. NJ. NJ. D., l.. L. D.
+. }. MEITAUER. NJ, Nj. d.
Prince Ed~ard CT. H..
Angus u wl5D
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I'IiIs Il Il.

fe'lIF r9sd,nrr III Dl noHl IN. a rfc7aul oec4-
j fird By NJ - 6frll. lbffr ia hpr GafIe'l aud
Orchard ssached Ia The premises Asn a h1e sR.iu3
( na#et PSI sfiao gwen tn lsf II Aagenbef.
Appy o. VI bsAil
OflS IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15

I'VE are receiving tbs morning and opening New
W siyle Cashmercs. Psn Alto Robe. Bonn Is,
Il b1ons aal Flowers. Thread i.aees, Egyptian Mus.
Mcchlin lares. &c. freach Cloths. tas,mrtr-,
bcsnaes. Bls7ns. Collars, Susrcndrr-, 6oyes pocket
idh Is &c. 10 all oi whlrh luyile the attention o
both ladies' and gentlemen.
LEWIS < ENGIEDONE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15
20 U'jf.fT.Ev V.IHEFsOsSg
CANAL BASIN, RlcnMoNp


Produce aud General [ commission Merchants,
f.6 leave 10 Iulorn their irlends and the pnbli,
= mat lhcy are prepared IN receive ON commission
ana sell tn the best advantage IL oNnets
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE
o' all Kinds They have ample room also Tor any
mount ri Storage.
cfeet "T1ets io Goods in this or any eastern market
WV ''fe' WIN prompt attention. aud all con>guments
n b"''"h' OF loha CO, Flour. Iron, Grain and other
Merchandise. 10 Fowl. Bloren & Co Ma # Fns,s,,.
haf Boston. directed our care, " III be immediate
attended 10, and p"rsoas con,igninr may res, assn
req '' "'Nn9 tier business panc'uay attended 10. and
cha'ges AZ the lowest rates. - ''''
Sept II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15
Trustees sale Of Land.

Bli ,rfnr oil deed fffnI, eNeeotcd IN me by Ctl
ID FL lllIuln, AID lily H. ila~lp, tearing date
the ION day al September III and al record In the
county court OF Brliofd, viii, on the IN day d NJ
yfmbef / 10, IN the pffmlses, oXPrse 10 tae by way
ii rnlir auction Tor ready money. cerlan parcel al
LAND, will lis appearances, caulainng 3IS Heres.
u less. lynn and being IN The county d bedford
The waters u Burnt lnds branch, aud another nun
hulh branches al | czech.
Aclmg as Trustee. will only convey to the 9nfcha
such title vested IN 10y the sad deed ii trust
tlllSNEII DABNEl, 1pusite.
Oct IN
+. S.-for all the purchase money exceeding The E
,unt ol HE debt aud Interest Intended Ia be secured
by the sand deed OF trust and the attending TN
- months viii be gwen for equal portions, the same
being secured by notes negotiable, and pay able at ii
he Banks IN lynrhbufg satisfactorily endofsed and the
tIlle Ia the land being retained uon lu payment Is
made. C.DAB\Ei, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15
TO CURE CorGnoR COLD.

The Editor of The Baltimore Farmer and Gardener
says liar The bcst tentdy he GIcd III hs ianily
Ia cough cld dccoenu 81 Il lclges 81 lhr plnr
lree, s@ercned wh ea sugar be frerI, drank
wlrn g1lug la bed night. and cud during The day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-15

1NyO Hundred and six Acres.

ne on less, and The crop Ol Gum, Fodder Snmhs g.
the same. The land viii b. offered fur sale on
credit o onr and Two years, eqna observation-disclosures.
Nd personal security VIII be required The purchaser
and The lIlle o The Hlll 1T retained her ST
cnny, unli The whole ui The purchase money is
Poss, s,r,n will BE- given OF The : soun as the
crop upon he deliver d. l In, land alpus the lands
ot Bdia MrDanlel, ,,hui Rnrker. Slauel M.Dnrl
aad Others, all III the county o Il ord and 81 ne Two
thee Incs iIum the ale sid o The Gboyu nun
I'd d,ce, elt.
JOHN { JOHNSON.
De- owl wv
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second >"Dpiy Of GrOccrics
YONG. A 0sDSVIg,S

Az I. the pleasure Ia announce 10 Then customers
thai they are nav receiving An addition 10 thelr
Sptng stuck Il Gfcetes which ot Then house. has
frern, bought Ia he Northern m4fuss, ul.on lbr mos
tHV5rb.c "fHr. lot cash only, by winch they are
bied iu eirt Ia them extra Inducements.
Il Would be- unnecessary 10 enumtfate the particular
ARTICLES oi Sorksulrr II 10 say. enbrnaes The usual
tNiensVe var,y, aud all lhey ask. call from me
public Ia lusufc sales.
.tuly . 10
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NOTICE..
Nov "a

NOTICE.
k virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Sup,rinr Courl
- oi Law and Chancefy rendered at tie extra term
On 'he 10Th day al Jay last in the cases Of John 5
Lee vs.. The Trustees OF the Reedy Spring Academy
fho lanes X Siokrs VS. same shall, IN the 26lh day
81 October n'N proceed 10 sell On the PREMISES by way
81 public auction. the
house AND LOT.
mentioned IN said decree On credit of six twelve and
'@"'en months. purchasers giving bond with apprnv, d
security aud the lte retained until all the purchase mo
ney is paid. JOHN ROSSER u =
nf James bullock, Shff. aud such Con,'r.
Sept "A 600
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J20 .kCFCS 0f Lana
For Sale,

910 .xCFCS Of Lana
For Sale.
$3.50 TIE TRACT OF LAND,iL Amherst
StSrSsAEk county, commonly called
~Y0 CARRIERS TRACT,
49, adJnnlng The IandS Of Mr. Daniel Warwick
and MI James +. 'Ialaferro, containing
o45 ACRES.
nearly one half in woods, of red TOR sale on several
years credit lhoSe wishing Ia purchase will appv to
Nt. erlme Claiborne, Mr.. Ji.urs +. Tala .erro, or
10 NE SUBSCRIBER. \. IONlPkINN.
CASHIER.
October ) Nv
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MORE RICH GOODS.

Alta Vista, AIbenaile county near Warren
Au2ust 20 Is
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-27
From the b Gilmore Sun.
A ROW AMONG THE vOII1N1,rr

A ROW AMONG THE VOLUNTEERS
The following letter from the Ca,nn of tho
Baltimore volunteers, on the Rio Grande details
STATE "i affairs that we should believe In be I'M
tnnnded. were II not that several letters of SINH
lar purp"rt have also been received in this ci,v
The parties mentioned are we believe. nearly all
BaItImOrcanS
CAMP BELKNAP. August ., 1916.
o"r battalion Is joined To une from Ohio. which
t"rWS regiment. and this in connection with two
other regiments from Ohio, comprises a hripadc
There are also regiments from Alabama, GEORGIA
and Tennessee, qnarterod at this same camp.
which is situated on high bluff of land. from
Wh'ch we can see thousands Of tents and hear
the drums beating The rcveille
Yesterday, Lafayette Hands Andrew Me,ieer
ana same ut our hnyS went over To Barta and
returned IN rather high spirits. As they were
returning home, some one gave Andrew MeIleer
a catfish, which Col Nj, aell. of Ohio. WIN ,s
Colonel OF The whole brigade claimed as his own
and ordered three Of his men To take il from him
Oh me men serving him. ia compliance with The
orders "a! their commander. MptIter drew dar
ger and stabbed two of them Col Mitchell Then
rushed on Metieer with drawn sword and inf1ic,
ed several severe gasheS his head, from the
ruer,S OF which he fell as If dead. LAFAYETTE
Hands then seized the Culune, wrested his sword
rom MN. and chased him with it for some dis
!
handed HIM, when they had "A regular sword fight
laStIng some minutes, until the ColoneIs sword
broke ana ne again ran. finally escaping to his
own quarters. He then gave immediate orders
f"t MS men To turn out, armed with bali CARTRIDGE
when orr Captain gave similar orders and march.
ea the Chrsapeakes down Ia meet them. When
we arrived. CAPTAIN Stuart, who in the absence
"t Colonel w Alison, is commanding officer. order
! ed ont me battalion, and we were all full of frht
and verify believe that our 600 Baltimoreans
| could have whipped the whole $500 Ohioans-
Dan w els had taken dead aim at the Colonel
ana would have blown him sky high. had it not
have been for Charles Ehrman, who struck his
musket. The Colonel then claimed the command
OF the whole brigade, and ordered us to our caInp.
which order we were compelled to obey
Col. Watson was at Barita where we imme
dIaely Sent after him. and on his arrival he start
ed tor the camp of Colonel Mitchell. To demand
an explanation of his conduct. On his arrival
there, however. tie was told that the Colonel had
started Tor Maiamoras to report to Cen Taylor,
hut Col. w Alison is after HIM and | do not
know how the spree will end.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-27
MATAMOR AS

The New Orleans Bee. contains the following
letter from Maiamoras, under date of the 9TH of
August
stated 70 You In my letter of Yesterday that
the First Regiment of Texan Cavalry were des
tined for some place none but their Colonel knew.
was right IN 81 doing. Having been sent for
at the AdJutant Generals office this morning,
was mere informed by person who had written
the orders that Hays with his regiment was IN
der marching orders for Victoria or as far as he
could prudently 30. and the Second Regiment
from the same State, was ordered to proceed still
farther south on a line bearing for Tampico.
Whether these orders will be couutermanded or
not. time will show, hut am positive when as
sert they have been issued
You must excuse me for specializing upon this
movement. but must tell Won what believe
The movement of snme ordnance stores with
these men induce me to believe that there is \
design on foot 10 attack Tampco. and that il will
he done by the iurce hich vii! be sent from hero
IN the course of few days in connection with
some al the vessels of our feet II is not Tam
pco they are after, it's some place i'm that direc
ton; but know of no other where cannon is ab
S"niely necessary. Vlci"rla could be easily taken
by charge of hnrsemen upon the town. in Cac,
better so than with an artillery force Should
he mistaken in this surmise. can only saw MANY
4 better man has erred. have studied since nv
arrival here 10 confine myself Ia chroniclnp only
such things as was sure of, hut no one gets rich
who does not speculate"
Another letter from NIaamoras Of the same
date says =
Hays's Regiment cannot leave here for two
or three DAYS. This expedition is more than an
ordinary ranging party. They are being conipprd
with tents something unusual; all the horses
have to he shod aud raymasrer, | learn, goes
along. All the prominent who are from The
United States or Texas accompany it, I.ouk onr
for squalls: do not he surprised if The water don't
prevent, 1t ynn hear of their having possession of
iampic", and of the mass of tie volunteers he
ing shipped that way and marched from that point
through the country"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-08-27
YOU SHALL, BFiJFVF

Belief is not an act of TIE will. Sufficient evil
deuce CompclS our assent: so listen. dear reader,
aud will convince you that Dr. Wisar's Ralsam
Of Wild Cherry is by far IT, e best remedy for Cli =
cas- - of our climate To- hc found in this Countrv-
II Is formed by chemical from vegetables
(thc Wild Cherry, Pine, etc that nature seems to
have placed here powerful Y;dotcs To- all aifrc-
u"ns Of the Lungs ard Liver that our ever chanoinr
Cnma'r induces. At-r tn" Il i'll of our greatest
phvSIC ians exhausted, il has cured Asthma i'm
various cases. 1t cured a lady of an incpent Con
sumpti on. whose family had all lied of The $ me
disease Refer To Isaac Plat, ESD. Editor of Pough
kccpsi" Eagle" Thomas Cozcna uaddoufrld, y.
J.. test. flies mndcr oath, that it cured him of an in
tcrnnl \bsccss, violent Cough, raising of Blood,
etc, after he was deemed beyond hope. We co Id
rcic" To plenty Of such INSTANCES of its uncommon
power. The doubling invited to inquire of in
dlvlduaIs and cases that aludc o. as we publish
no statements that will not bear the most rigid
scrutiny.
BE careful and oct tho genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BAiSAM OF WILD CHERRY None genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS. Address all ord crs to
SETH w. EONLE. roston, Mass
* For particulars zee Dr. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had OF the q "cnt
%"nts-'OrtSmouth. e.. II HEINZ FISH. Agent
Norfolk, VI. y. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in his State.