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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

When Congress first acted On the Mexican war
question, the Wing members denounced the Pre-
sident for intending TO carry on a destructive war
with neighboring Republic. On The sth inst,
when an appropriation was asked, 10 enable The
President 10 negotiate treaty Of peace, The
Wings opposed il, as calling for a dissraceiul
treaty before Mexico had been forced TO terms
As such men must oppose every thing done by
Democrats, it matters bu, iule what shifts they
may make A lew weeks ago, they were cla-
morous Tor peace, and insisted upon sending Sc
emn embassy 10 Mexico TO treat with her. Now,
they are opposed 10 the necessary appropriation
10 carry out such measure successfully.
Isl. Lonis Tnion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

We cordially agree with The sentiments ex-
pressed in The following article taken from The
Courier of last evening, (says The New Orleans
Jefiersonian)
The officers Of The General Government show
every disposition TO pay every cent advanced by
the State OF Louisiana Tor the purpose OF hurry
ing The volunteers 10 the aid OF The army on the
Rio Grande Governor Johnson this morning
received, enclosed in letter from Mr.. La Sere
a warran, from the Treasury Department on the
Branch Mint in this city, for the sum OF S22i3
90 cent being the full amount Of interest on the
sum of Sl6OS45 borrowed by the Stale TO equip
volunteers as per statement OF General Walker
State Treasurer.
High praise is due to Mr. La Sere and Mr.
Easlland, Tor their interchangeable industry and per-
severance in assisting The officers OF the Trcasu-
~ in settling the accounts OF this State with The
General Government The whole amount ad-
ys8fsS BY the S'ae is is pow reundedwh the *
I'LL the vouchers can 10 Sent >*"situSson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
T w N0TICl

LA w NO .rypR
CHRIsT0PHER c. SCOTT an0 inter IL,
ssoI FIST 4 sr,Ia a in al lie couns y -
soIth Arkansas. .ecGrs. aHs
Feb. lo-ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

nOYTis OFFICE ga zoo Capital ~ -
H drawing comes 10 hand ~ haii pei
Whole Tickets onlv 81; halves and qHa'''f'
ton. A Package at Whole Ticket co.i- WI :
gil 81; quarters 5 IS.
Drawing of Lsesburg Lo'ts'', :,
Il S IS 81 IS 20 90 g = " y =
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey Lo,i.f.'
10 % - IS a. - % = =. = .
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Loprv -
- So % - p 3 Il y -
fo' '''1''' App'y 0''''' HoYTs o.
Aug. % - =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
New Fall Goods.

T AM now receiving my Fall Supply Of Sea-
/ sonable Dry Goods, 10 which invite the al
tenton of Country Merchants and The trade gene
rally. DANIEL Il. LONDON.
Aro %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

A gentleman (says The n. 0. Picayune Aug
2O,) has been waiting in this city for several days
in order to procure a passage TO Brazos SANTA
90, where lie hopes 10 find a revenue cutter 10
lake him TO Vera Cruz. He started from Pensa-
cola early last week in The revenue cutter VOL
coli. with dispatches for Com. Conner. The cut
Ter put into Mobile Bay for some curious reason,
and the bearer of dispatches came over here. ar
irving the day aierhe McLane left. He has been
waiting since Tor The departure OF the Alabama
for the BIazos, which was 10 have ell last eve
ming
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

The ST. Louis Republican says that Captain
Koscalowskl, gallant Pole, has raised COM
pany Of volunt ers for The Mexican war, which
is about 10 be taken into service. Capt. Koscia-
lowsk is countryman of the noble Kosciusso,
and, like him, was trained 10 war in The Acade-
my OF Cadets al Warsaw. He was FIVE years in
The Polish army, one year an officer, and twelve
months in actual war service in The struggles Of
Poland, against The "eagued oppression" Of Rus
sia and Austria, in 1881. He was in dozen
different battles, and a, Prague was wounded
three times. Capt. Koscialowski being Danish
ed, came 10 this country in 1884, and was one Of
exes 10 whom Congress made an honorable
grant of land in 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
COMMISSIONERS, orr

COMMISSIONERS OFT
Williamsburg. August 2ilh ~
The parties to the annexed decree If touu
By notified, thar havo appointed Wednesds
day Of September nrxi, 10 commence The a,cuaa
In ordered, on which day, bv iOociock. 4. ". Z
desired 10 attend a, my office, In said CIV.
vouchers and papers, in order L. en1nle THE I
sIoner 10 report thereon.
Aug 26--cw4w WIN 81 MOODY, !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
HENRlCOLANb Foi

I WILL sell my Farm IN Hrnrico. ~ IT, q,
i Turnpike and Cornelius Creek, ivc mil. (,
City of Richmond, containing three hunf,-
thirty four acres, II pleasant and ,gfeeabl- -
hood. The improvements are suited {" fannie Il
rate size. the situation - very pleasant. AMI I'll
healthy; most abundaEtly supplied WIN -grrg $
The finesi quality. thr soil i, capable 81 m h'.
provrment. and Well adapted ~ The culiirc u
rlous crops raised ~ this part Of the STATE M
tan extensive young orchard of select iiut.. ~.
md timber ample for The support OF the li'f..
previously disposed of, II val be- sold on IJt'
the Doth of September n-tt. without fr-ervr 3
auction Ia the highest bidder, on the prtrse.
terms viii he accommodating, and viii be- mrf,
on, or before, The dsy ~ sale. 4 .mnll pirt ~
purchase money VIII be- required IN rash. In u
time, persons disposed u purchase. are invited
mine Il. On ihr same das Viii ~-li .undry at
Household and kl!chen Furniture. Plantation :,
Stocks, &c., &c. JOHN y. CLoF
Aug. rs ciitds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

aNE. sS-CllluS
MATHEWS FEMALE SENlNAH
AIRS. VIRGINIA L. EDWARDS fr~p-d
Iff forms the citizens Of Mathews, aud ID. !.
nera,y, that she Will OPEN a Female Srut.n
Dwelling Horse Of The Mathews acad-ny
instruction viii be given IN al thr fngli.il :,
Music and Embroidery viii hr taught ~ rA'n
The scholastic year, commencing the af
September neat, viii he divided into i@o
i've months each. Ii l. desirable that .cnn.s"
enter al the commencement Of ihr session, 81. a..
VIII be received al any Time. No deducnCG &.
absence, except IN sickness.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition in English branches, per 81
Day Standardization IN first department, ~ =
sion,
Day Standardization in second dep7riG,r, :
Day scholars-Tuition in third trpaumtn.
session,
Music, per session,
Embroidery, per session,
For use of riano, in practising Music, PER So 3.
Reference is made 10 Mr. G.. Persico, lac ii )
Of Richmond, IN whose school Mrs. /. ~
diploma, .nIitling her 10 The first rank ih,itl
OF English study also, 10 those persons @b. o..
ronized her school for The LAT nse years n itt.
Richmond.
Mathews Court House. Aug. 2s-c2t
IN CHANcERY.-VIH si>i4:-M 4 Cifcpr>
Conf Of Law and Chancrfy. continued \.
ment, and holden Tor ih- county of Iamrs Cir.t
cIty at Williamsburg, ~ the Court house if
city, on Friday, the tenth day OF July, IN the {.
eight hundred and forty six
John T. James. Par
against
Robert &. Richardson, Defend
The defendant, Robert g Richardson, wu,i.
this country, and against v HON the plriniN lrr.
have proceeded in the mode prescribed rs iav
absent defendants, -iili faiiin. a. appear ami
on motion OF the plaintiff the Count doth ias,
for confessed A. e. this defendant. and The c11.
ins On 10 he heard on the bill and esbihi- NJ.
by counstl:-on consideration whereof, th- fn.'
adludr-, order and decree, ihit Nathaniel r..
Jonn W. Cosby be appointed Commissioners.
being rrst duly sworn before Justice of IT.. f.l'
and truly to perform the duties herein aud pr.
lnred Of them, sinll fairly value The laEf- q
Inents belonging Ia The said absent defendant ~
ed In the hill, and the valuation 20 made friar
this Court; aud that Commissioner IL ih- 4 8,
and settle an account To be- rendered hy ihr
IL what amount the defendant II mo.
the said plaintiff, and report, with any mst,t
pertinent, or which may he required 10 he rla,,t
parties IN order Ia final decree.
Copy-Teste, Til o. COCBNt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

TIE Union said few days ago that The Seore-
ary of the Treasury va. as lille disposed as any
other man 10 "arTesi the full operation of The in
dependent Treasury law" and that she is deter
mined 10 execute il, be the consequences what
they may" The Alexandria Gazette OF Tues
day, says that on The very day the Union thus
smoke The Secretary undertook 10 "arres' the lnll
operalion Of The Treasury law By aulhofising the
Secretary Of The Senate and Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives 10 dcposile The monies in their
charge in The Bank OF Washington"
Yesterdays Times.
In reply 10 the "idle street rumors" hunted up
by the Alexandria Gazette, The Union stops This
Wing camor, as follows;
"Now. we undertake t. .av that The 'AlexaD-
dria Gazette is gross MS. ken. The Secrela-
ny OF The Treasury ha; ..~.er directed or re-
ouesied the Secretary Of The Senate, or the Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives, either before or
since the passage Of the Constitutional Treasury
law to deposits the public moneys IN thsir charge
In The Bank of Washington, or with any bank or
banker whatever. All the official subordina,es
OF the Treasury in this District, as we'll as The
collector al Baltimore, have been directed BY The
Secretary OF The Treasury, by written insIruc-
lions, 10 make their deposes with the Treasurer
of The United States, Mr. Seden. AS 10 the
Clerk Of The House and The Secretary Of the Sc
nate, they are not attached 20 The Treasury De-
rar,mcni, nor subject 10 the order OF The Secreta-
nv OF The Treasury. The law itself, AS publish
ed, is their only direction upon the subject, and
this no doubt they will take care not to violate"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
EDUCATION.

EUUCH IIO-N' -
THE School conducted for q nnmorf = 80.
i Sisters Of Charity, located al ihr 81 s.
and Marshall streets, will be re-opene" =. +,
nth August. Parents and guardian. ~.
send their children and wards "a cary ="
the classes may be formed forthwith.
Aug. lf-cw3T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
WANTED,

WANTED, -.
A SITUATION as Teacher. 10 tesf9 g ~.
~ rudiments Of Latin aud French. ,gt,,o
capacity will be given, IL re9ulfsc'
snithvills. Powhaian county, Vifs'a'''
Aug Icing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

Al NEw YoRw, on "Wednesday, Southern -four
was firm at4 II. So Cotton maintains full
prices Whea, 81 a So cents. Corn 50 SO els.
Oals 20 n 81 CENTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

rho Norfolk New Era refers TO the opinion eS-
pressed by the President, upon hearing 'ne news
Of the pronunciamento in favor oil Santa anna :
allow Santa Anna, &c, is 10 gel INFO M n =
% we have vet 10 learn. Certainly ne wou" a nu
90, 10 run the blockade of Vera Cfuz' ana
Com Conner would mol dare 10 let n,m =, P pas
without authority from our Government Vii Mm'f ha
me IAN, 'annol believe has been given Whal VIII pe
The eflrc. Of his arrival in Mexico, upon wv Whsn
fairs is The question asked on all hands. G Grn
we handed the news 10 the Pfesid'n' on 10 ",s'
arrival he expressed himself as cons'eei,ms NOS.
~ important, and remarked, thal he leee ",d he
SAGE sent by his Government TO Me.ieu rce;enced
very opportunity received. MANY e1 - mace
men think that il will be iaVofao. y. - eoual
rs .nsc, think that it WI :cnd 10 proong Inc war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28

At PHILADELPHIA, on Wednesday, holders Of
cotton were very 6rm, with moderate demand
Flour still stands al "a tor fresh ground, and 3
90: d 3 IS Tor old stock. Wheai-sood old red
Pennsylvania Is worth So cents, and new rs 10
cents Corn 81 50 cents; Oats 25 26 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-28
In The Mobile H.ts77. .''.iVcd Uy yeS'e'0"J
mornings mail, we fluid The following:
STILL LATER FROM MEXICO
prxs.coLA. Fla, Aug. 10 lolO.

PENSACOLA, Fla.i Aug. IL, iofo.
rbas,en n give you the arrival ol inc steam
frioa,e Mississippi, four and nan Gays nun
Vera Cruz. Owing 10 The mail orousn. " Nv,
moi ,e, being distributed am unable oSHe you
20 rnl an account Of The news as would ne haa
received my correspondence peioie ''e "
nre of The mail Tor your city.
learn verbally that The department al vera
crnz have declared for Santa Anna and a depu-
,alion had been semitic Havana 10 escort nun ove1'
and his arrival b. the British steamer Aioh.ezu-
ma would certainly be announced The DAY ai'ei
the Mississippi sailed. This change. ho"eV 81
will result ID nowise 10 The security oil peace oe-
tween The two nations for Santa Annas parry
although they require change Of rulers sleln!
;nsis, upon the most active prosecution oil hosl'''-
lies. On the evening oil the 7lh insta Com. Con
ner contemplated an attack upon AVA
RADIO. and with view 10 that Object inc
Mississippi was sent down preparatory u an
attack on the Sih, but owing 10 the uiii'vu'-
~ and danger encountered IN crossing tae
bar and The indications al dr. approaching ''oi III,
a signal was given IRON the nag sn'P " nau'
oa-lhis was done, moi, however, without hrinS
few shells al,he enelny, al distance OF about
Two miles and a quarter, which compliment was
,eciproca,ed by a sautalion Of muSkcry from
the bushes al our gun boats, which were endea-
voring to effect passage up the fiver aSaihsl
strong current. No damage was done 10 our
party, but what damage the enemy sustained IS
unknown. This attack, learn, will doubtless be
persevered in BY Commodore Conner, and sue
cess will inevitably be The result. The great dis,
sensons in the enemies camp as TO VINO shali
rule, can surely result in no good 10 them, but, on
the contrary, favor our interest.
The next arrival from Vera Cruz Is looked TO
with much anxiety to know the impression MADE
upon The people by the presence OF his Excellen-
cy Ex-President Santa Anna and The course ne
will pursue after being restored 10 authority
A boat was sen, from the Mississippi 10 The
ST. Msry's with to men, and one riiLshipman,
MIR. Pilishnfy. The boa, was capszed, drown
ing the officer and one man. MONTGOMERY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

.NetO features IN legislation. John Noel has pc
ttioned the Legislature Of Ohio to divorce George
Robcbaugh from his wife, and to give said wife to
the petitioner In the Mississippi Legislature there
is bill 10 make man Of Il minor.
O. The American Review for February con-
toins an able article on the Oregon Question, and
an unusually large variety of literary papers. The
monthly chapter of foreign miscellany has been
resumed, and series of monthly articles on FL
nance and Commerce is commenced. For sale ut
Somerby's,
For The Young FOLKS. Somorby has received
Mcrys Museum for March; SO merrily march to
Somcrby's for the Museum.
O. Immense numbers of counterfeit Mexican
They come from Texas.
Small Por. A case supposed to be small pox
occurred last week in the person of young
Frenchman, residing in the outskirts ofthis village
ON North Branch. lie was removed to a safe dis
lance from any public road, so that people may
come here without danger of exposure
Farmers can't help seeing J. w. Howes' adver-
tisement Go and sec his Agricultural Ware
House.
Merchants and liliiacrs. See advertisement of
+. ID. Ellis g. Co., Boston.
.Ncdicai Students are referred to the ADVERTISE
ment Of fremont Street BOSTON, Medical School.
Pant Jones. The account of Paul Jones for SER
vices in the revolution has just been presented to
Congress for payment. This account came duly
passed and audited by Robert Morris, Minister of
Marine and Finance during the revolution. It is
remarkable that this should have remained so lone
unpaid: however, there other cases like it.
Louisiana. The official canvass of votes for
Governor and Lieut. Governor gives this resut
For Gov. Lieut.. Cor.
Johnson, loco, l2403 Landry, loco, 12iSi
Debuys, wing, l0,335 Sparrow, wing, 1l,729
Loco maj 206S Loco maj 755
portion of the returns were missing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26
Grown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| wish TO call the attention of the citizens of
Washington County, especially, to an article with
the above heading, copied into your paper of Feb.
IL, from the "St. Adams Messenger" signed "A
Friend Of Common Schools | do this for the
purpose of expressing my hearty concurrence with
the sentiments therein contained, and of adding my
earnest entreaty to the friends of popular educa-
ton, in the several towns not to be caught "nap-
ping" on this subject. The present is an important
in the history of Common Schools, in this State.
Much, very much, depends upon a judiciouS COM
mencement of cur efforts to improve our system Of
public instruction. say the commencement of our
efforts, because foresee that the beneficial pro-
visions of the law may be worse than neutralized,
by little mis-managemont on the part of agents
in this work.
If we succeed in giving. the "now law as it is
called favorable introduction TO the people, in
calculablc good, cannot doubt, will be realized
from it. We all profess to be the friends of i'm
provement, and to feel the need of it, in the justin
cherished institution of common schools. Let US
then, although all may not profess to be the ,curar
friends Of the present provisions of the law to
cure the desired Improvement, give it fair and
honorable experiment. Happily here is a subject,
in regard to which, party feeling may, ought to be,
and trust will be- laid aside.
f. J. SCOTT.
MOntDelier. Feb. 81 1S46
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26
2,0s4,252 2,0lG,o4g

o. We owe thanks to somebody for a copy of
not whether the debit due to Gen. Clark the Sec
retary or to Messrs Bishop & Tracy Of Windsor
the printers. The politicians will please note the
fact that the printing is done by printers who are
not politicians: doubtless their bid was the best
and they were therefore entitled to the work. We
should not advert to this NATTER had not certain
malignant ocofocos been in the habit for years Of
asserting that the printing of the state was given
for party services.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

FATAL ACCIDENTAL correspondent informs us
that b. Roberts, of Lowell, was killed almost in
stanlly on the 3D. inst. by the falling of tree.-N
Adams Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

Fire IN albany, ". We understand that the
Congregational church in Albany, VT, was recent
ly destroyed by fire. There had been a singing
school in the house a night Previous and some one.
as we arc informed, took up the ashes from the
Stoves and accidentally left them in an unsafe yes
sci, and the consequence was as we have stated
H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

LIBERALIZATION is looking up in Texas. They
lately hung a man there for murder.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

Tue m UdI1en. On Tuesd0y, IOth inst, The
dwelling house Of Mr.. Robert Weeks, in the north
part of Walden, was entirely consumed by fire,
together with a cooper's shop and shed adjoining,
was also consumed. The fire is supposed to have
originated in the shop, very after fire had
been made in the stove in the morning. Loss es-
limainl M Ssll-nn Insnrancn. -.AnlLh SIR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26
GERMANY.

FfdnkfoH The President Of the Rhine prov
lnce has issued an official notice, that on and after
Jan 22d, the import duty would be abolished on the
following articles of food imported from foreign
countries by the boundaries of the above province
wheat, spelt, barley, oats, buck wheat, and rye.
letter from Lepslc states on authority that
may be depended on, that the ministry of eccesl-
astical affairs has forbidden John Rongc from a.
gain exciting his German Catholic followers in Sax
ony. The honors 50 loyshly bestowed on him are
supposed to have given offence in high quarter
From Spain the news is unintcrestng.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-22
New Spring and Summer Goods.

yTNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
j Of Roakoke, and its vicinity, that he has
just opened and now offers for sale. general Is.
sortment of we'll selected Merchandise, consist
ing in part Of the following:
Fancy Prints, blue ard black do,
Diaper, checks, gambroons, kremlns,
Mixtures, bed ticking, summer vesting,
White cambria, mourning lawns, balzarines,
Flag and pongee hdkfs., fancy cravats,
Gloves (assorted) pic mic and nett gloves,
Palm leaf hats, cap and bonnet ribbons,
Umbrellas, gold mixed jeans and tweeds,
Hamilton prints, mOravan hose,
7-S, "A, Sd and Ga brown and beachel do
mestics.
HARDWARE.
Trace chains, log chains, grain shovels,
Hames, Collins axes, weavers reeds,
Knives and forks (assorted)
Pen and pocket knives, horse feams, scissors
Rogers best razors, hooks and eyes,
Chapman's strops, brass candlesticks, Japan do
Trunk locks, sqr. lutches, bride bits (ass'd)
Strrups (assorted) Saddler's thread,
Shoe thread, brass kettles, hell metal do
Tea kettles, hoes, castings (ass'd) Iron (ass'd)
GROCERIES.
Loaf Sugar, Rice Painted Buckets, Castor
Oil, Candles, Tar, Logwood, Spanish brown, Cot
ton Yaru, J. Il. Tobacco, &c, &c.
JOEL p. JOHNSTON.
Roanoke, May Cd, 1916.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-22
HeWes Liniment and Elixir for
Rheumatism.

I>HE sudden, certain and sure relief that the
Il use of this preparation gives to the sufferer,
is almost beyond belief. Its penetrating powers,
are very great, so much so, that the worst cases,
have been entirely cured, in two or three days.
Persons troubled with this complaint, have only
to use these preparations according to directions,
the Elixir inwardy, and the Liniment applied out
wardly, and cure is effected almost, before they
have looked for any good results, to follow the
application. Quite number of persons in the city
and State Of N. Y, who have been cured by the
use of these preparations, have given large sums
to the Proprietors to be applied to the giving Of
them to the poor, which is daily DONE Certificates
without number, are pouring in every day or two.
1t is useless to say, that this article, has also been
counterfeited and the public are cautioned against
buying any that has not the signature of Comstuck
g. Co., upon each bottle.
Sold wholesale by Comstock Brothers, 60 Sec
ond Street, St. Louis, DR.. VIM. r. Snelson, Fay
etc. McCampbell Il Coates, HI ntsvile, G. Saun-
ders, Keytesville, DR.. Bruner, Brunswick, o. Hen
derson, Glasgow and L. P. Marshal, Rocheport.
August 30, 1915. 25--ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-08-22
Piles! PiIes!! Piles!W

.HAYS LiniInent for the Piles. This prepare.
Il ton, which has been counterfeited by u num-
Der Of Druggists, owing to its wonderful power
over the Piles, is now for sale by DR.. VIM. R.
Saeson, of this place. Persons have been entirely
cured by the use of only half bottle The hardest
cases are not proof against its power. 1t is well
known, that almost every individual is troubled
more or less with this distressing complaint, for
the cure of which, they would give any amount of
money. The genuine Hays Liniment gives no pain
in the application, not the least. The counterfeit
preparation gives great pain, which is almost in.
sufferable. Purchasers should therefore see that
Comstock d Cos. name is on each bottle before
buying-none other genuine.
For sale by McCampbell g. Coates, Huntsville,
G. Saunders, Keytesyile, DR.. Bruner, Brunswick,
o. Henderson, Glasgow and l.. p Marshal, Roche.
port Sold wholesale. by Comstock d Brothers So
Second Street, st. Louis.
August 80, lsi5 25-ly