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Extracts from BlackUoods Maya
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To show the spirit oft British
press on the subject Of Oregon, we
copy the following bit Of vituperation.
If there should possibly be any truth
in it, it IS to be hoped we democrats
may profit by it. @ 'ss ses = sais-
WHAT'S commonly called Oregon,
is strip of Indifferent territory be-
twixt the Rocky Mountains and the
Pacific Ocean. 1t is separated from
both the American and British posses
sons by an. arid wilderness of great
extent, or BY. many thousands Of miles
of tempestaous navigation, via Cape
Horn. Since 1918, the claims ofboth
parties to this region have been allow
ed to lie in allegiance under conyen-
ton Of joint occupancy, if the advan-
tages enjoyed in common by a hand
ful of traders and trappers Of both ma
tons can be SO called. The settlers
from both countries are still numbered
by hundreds, and the soil is very i'll
adapted to agricultural purposes; in
short, it is the last thing in the world
that decent nation would get into
passion about. Still, as the previous
administration had gained much glory
by completing the robbery Of Texas
from Mexico, Mr.. Polk has thought fit
to illustrate his by an attempt 10 squeeze
and bully the sterner majesty,of Eng
Lard. Accordingly. in his message, he
boasts Of having offered less favorable
terms than his predecessors; and these
being of course rejected, retres with
dignity upon the completeness of the
American title, and intimates that the
time is at hand when the rights Of his
country must be asserted, If necessary,
by the sword. All this il new light
TO all the parties concerned; this tenn
pest in teapot is of Mr.. Folks own
particular brewing; the real Oregon
being little political capital, as afore-
said, for himself. So far he has
been eminently successful;. for the
fierce democracy howls forth its APP
plause upon the floor of Congress, in
manner and form as followeth:-- saas
Mr.. Cass, democratic Senator from
Michigan, an insoleat western State,
opened the ball on the 18th of Decem-
Der. He is said to aspire to the Pres
idential chair, and is already full
General of Militia. We give him his
civil title, however, because we find
HIM SO set down in the Globe, which
knows pest what the military one is
worth. There is nothing remarkable
in his speech, except the fuss which he
makes about national honor. .sHem,v
find it lying in the ditch, much nearer
home than Oregon $3.50
"As to receding, If is neither to be
discussed nor thought of. refer to
it but to denounce tia denunciation
which will find response in every A
merican bosom. Nothing is ever
gained by national pusillanimity. The
country which seeks to purchase tenn
porary security by yielding to unjust
pretentions, buys present ease at the
expense of permanent honor and safe
u. 1t sows the wind to reap the
whirlwind. / have said elsewhere
what l repeat here, that it is better to
light for the first inch of national ter
ritory than for the last 1t is better to
defend the door-siIl than the hearth
stone@-the porch than the altar. Ma
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-13
HOUSEHOLD SERVANTS.


y Sometimes female servants continue
many years in one place, but not fire.
quently; the attachment that used TO
subsist between master and servant,
and which in many country places
might be the relic of feuda cianship,
is known no longs, or in only faint
degree; nor do / think there is any
thing like the attached feeling 10 the
family, often manifested by negresses
in the slave states Of America. Do not
think the worse of the female domes-
tics Of England. il they are geap;ally
selfish; recollect, the eli aracier of me-
mails is formed by that 81 their princi-
pals. A really go3d intelligent Eng
Continued on fourth Page.
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ieft ENGLISH sHOPNEN. sg tt
In many Of these shops (ueyer called
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-06-13

continent forever; and though she may
nike the sultan sun, struggle upon the
hery verge of heaven she must yield
at last to the impulses Of freedom, and
to the touch of that destiny which
shall crush her power in the western
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
4 Searching Review.

We hope that not one OF oar readers will be induced, by
the length OF the review Of the Presidents Message, which
we insert this morning, from one OF the sblest pens in Viz
gina, TO ley aside the paper without giving it al attentive
Perussl. We arc aware that many persons are indisposed
to read articles covering 80 much space: but in the eSami.
nation and discussion Of a question so important rs that
under consideration, and with which - many collateral
land even irrelavenU topics have been interviewer, for the
PurPose OF obseuring the true issue between the two par
ties IN the United States, aud OF producing an impression
that one OF those parties, in arraying itself sgainst the
acts OF the PETsIUrNr, have thereby placed themselves in
an attitude OF hostility to the CouNrEY, and are therefore
giving "aid and comfort to the eaemy," II il impossible
10 compress the argument into a narrower compass without
omi,ing material facts, or failing to impress them with
proper emphasis upon the public mind. We cannot too
earnestly ask for this powerful aud searching paper The
consideration to which It IS emincn,ly entitled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

get the steamer Cineinna,u to sail at once for Tampieo. Ii
she goes | shall be on board, and BY the hst conveyance
from that place you shall have another letter from me. |
expect the Alabama. BY which l cent this, will get away
this evening. She has bscn obliged TO put TO sa once
since | arrived on account OF bad weather. The Mekim
is not yet disehargcd; the lighters will cammeaee unload
Ing her to day.
4 mmor which needs confirmation, but which was be-
lieycd generally, however. reached this place three days
ago. stating that sixty Government wagons, with provisions,
specie. Sc, for our Army, had been captured by Canales
somewhere between Camirgo aud Mier. No particulars
stated. Whether this be true OF not, | understand that IL
IL not improbable, as the incauuous aud unguarded way in
which the trains too often move would render their capture
no difficult thing. Canaes is a cut throat %plunderer, and
our people know ~. and IT they give him opportunities. they
deserve 70 meet with losses.
From what | sec and hear in certain quarters. | am more
and more inclined to believe that Santa Anna intends to
harrass Gen. Taylor, and that a stand will be made against
him that will require fighting, aud not long first. Adieu.
Yours, &c, EAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
BosIon Market. Dec. ~.

Cohee-Ih fe b. n good deal of inquiry Gr thu auir.. but We
have heard pf 10 Dpsiauon-. HOdsrs are ytry hm, ani not ar1.
Toys 10 -"n ubl p NJ advanced prres About 1900 tags far RIO
have b en- disposed ofu i1ts at &c, 6 mos. A few hundud bar,
~ Domingo, 6ia5ic. G mos, 10 ID" raIe, ami some Potto CabcIo,
Be- fmaHtots, al -!a-lc, o mos
Fou'-ln fIc cary Tau rfthe wces Va market was DUH AZ g..
4fa5f0 for Gsus'es, and 81 25a5,5O Tor Southern. Einee the ar
rival Of thH Cambria, holders are asking an 3dyance OF 25a5Oc-
sai-'o q rsssc as s'75, Meh. gan ~s,GsasGs, a a Ecu bern g.
5Olj.Gll.
Gnin-Thec BE- mu-e ffmnsss Hn Corn IN consequence of 90
snail stock amin cells readily on amyai ifqIotsi fates. Oats as
also scarce and In rcDi Jom1rd
Htcs-ThH 0ny sale ~ 1000 RIO Grande, ay.pge igt rounds
at lie perm 3 mos
suglr-1hs demand confines COOL and pss u 600 bore. %
binary white, 7sl-lc Dh,r"s common wht', -ll-Ic. $50 bore,
g.pi browns ard yeHovs. 7ia-'e. 100 hide Cuba Mu,eoyado. ia
5r prf Do, T. muH-DaIy Hds.
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cono r-5nl,nse IN, PbIaeIpas Norn American

W E|TUN- ~ IT u VI
The -Four m1tket wlsvey active md boyaut Toe uauact1ns
are not hHs than 10000 hbs, about one half al s. 50. aud On hrf
a A562s-the after Tor pure Grnesae. The purehaas W r. all for
shipment or ~ euaurn, buyers Tor home Use having len the MAJ
kt. a. Is usual IN, { e. pIcez are rising under the influence ~
an 'tPot demand. Tho marsst Wa yey firm no the close and
there were nauy receivers refusnEto eel below S75 The sales
show an Improvement of let cts Ga the Guosuon tef.r. the stea.
mrr.
Inc enquiry Tor hsalta7 been very oEfsusyr.a and 5000 Jhs have
ehlrged hands Tor exp o. at sJ5F. and sJs7lat Tor jersey. and
- fTr Bunfywine-ln sIylrce ofaO Ct persbI
Com was aso very scNse and ne market improved 10 Il. ger
bI'hsl & rli New WIS Wit out Taucuar eh1uge The 1aIes a
Old were about 10000 hushrsin stare At $50 co.. ,eI1w ara
white. ~ the cDo 20 80 wss he fure, and a ti even higher
than that bal been refused for a ErDi I4cs GEeird ofro slI-s
~ Wheat Genr-er 10 rs tut ~ their demand. 10 si2j. but no
buyers appeared 90 hat mts A sale cf 1000 bushels rye was
uhde 10 the ZIP AZ - cs, which BE- ; cts beuer. Sales Of 1900
bushus Bidey ~ &c which 30 alo Sc 'erer Oais are mn a. IS
a4g rts for Canal
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To

Spectator" excluded to-day BY the length Of another
communication, will sppear tomorrow.
Paul Fry i too harsh in his inyecuves. Though the
tuncuonary aimed at may merit his structures, we do not
think 1t advisable, for various reasons, to publish them.
An article on Temperance, :" some time since received,
was no, inserted, because We were sure that It would lead
to a ~p'oiuess controversy, Tor which we had no space to
spare.
We shall not be able possibly 10 make room for the are
marksblc Letters from the Escru,oire Of 4 Young Lady,
though we feel every wish TO crafty the writer and her
fair friend.
"OEange," recommending a meeting Of the Wings ct
Orange and Greene, Tor the purpose OF selecting a Wing
candidate for the legislature, reached ne too late to be cir
culaied IN those counties before the day designated for the
meeting.
We again remind correspondents thatno communication
making nominations, or discussing the claims and merits
OF candidates, viii be published unless accompanied by the
name OF the writer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

On IGm int, By the Ret John r. waria, NJ, WIZ Fayr-
y rtt, of Funcs Edward. % Ma AHAsna ASS, daughter ~ VIM.
rhaup, of Cumtefund 60. W.
On che tsh inst. ~ Mount fgry Fauqu ~ county Va, ~ the
Reg. John Auinson. Mr. Jn Eut = Issr, Of PcterburE. Va 10
Mics FgsscrsR EproSp, %diurhterof BIAS rIm1nds, Esl, ofthe
fofuer place.
A. Ashton H,H, ne oh, bytte Re- w. Dot. Cn,s.T 7. Burtrs,
20 NFotsA youngest laughter ~ The late nos. Thomas Van
swfunren-au ~ Jenrs1n co, Va.
Or Fnquref requested 10 copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
Email Accident.

We regret 10 learn OF a fatal accident On the Louisa Rail
Road yesterday, by which Mr.. Phillips, the Mail Agent on
that route, has probably lost his hie. Just as the cars Left
Louisa Court House, Mr. p, attempting to Jump of. fell.
aud the wheels OF the cars passed over his PROSTATE body.
cutting oil the night leg shout the knee. and the left near
the ankle. He was conveyed Immediately 10 Beaver Dam
depot, alive, but with very faint hope OF recovery. being cold
and Pulseless. No blame whatever is attached to the con-
inrfnrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

The Concerts OF the Harmonious continue to attract
large houses at odd Fellows Hall. This IS doubtless
owing TO the ineHhausuble variety OF interesting pieces Of
which they are masters, and which enables them to intro
duee something new and fascinating upon every success
siye night. The extraordinary versatility OF talents pos
sessed by the Company affords a great living source whose
pearly streams" ae ever sparkling round" 4 delighted az.
dience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
Field Officers.

The Governor and Council, acting a. a Board Of APP
POintmeni, yesterday selected the following gentlemen as
field officers OF the Virginia rsgimento OF Volunteers:
ions F. HANTRANoE, Of Jefferson county, Colonel.
BEyERLEY RNNnCLFH. OF Warren, Lieut.. Colonel.
JUBAL \. EAELY, Of franklin, MAJOR.
A.. Of these gentlemen, We believe, are graduates OF
West Point. and We have 10 doubt are excellent appoint.
ments. OF one Of ,hem-thc las, named-we can speak
from personal knowledge. In skill and courage he will
meet no superior IN the Army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

~ JAMES VI. STEPHENSON, Esq. the able delegate from
Wood county, has been unanimously nominated, by the
District Convention, a. the Wing candidate in Inc Ka
Hawha Congressional District The counties Of Faycite.
Nicholas, Kanawhu, Wayne, CabolL, Nilsson, Richie and
Wood, were represented. We hope the Wings Of tho
District will cordially unto on Mr.. Stephenson, and elect
him. as they can DO II they piu II.
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RY Magnetic TcIcrrnnh-

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~, 2 I. VI.
The Flour maTFsi Is still un etsd The only sl. that has come
% my nluee was 1ne Of 1000 bbs Penusyiyana bnnt. which 1
reported On simday lut. o. - HoFers 10 fay are assiBg sIgrI
for the sIm' brands, without fulng purchasers
Not much dong loo Grain sHIes Today Of prime reds At 100 cts.
some ar asking more Tor ehoco ees-nruous Corn had advanced
s,mswhat 10 dss are fskiag 81 ctsT Ger bushsI fr new prime
Pennsylvania yellow. lam not aware, however. Of sny Eaics-
O.r 31a13 ets. Whisky g1i24 ets -Parbt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

~ lsaac Buchanan, Esq. a gentleman deeply interested
i1 Canadian affairs, has addressed q loior 70 the Earl of
Elgin, the new Governor General Of Csnada, in which he
asserts that she ioc Trade measures Of Sir Robert Peel. i
persevered in. will .'ad TO a separation OF the North Anne.
nean colonies from England. In ,sat event. We shall
doubts's be called upon 90 extend the "area II freedom
by "f0undIng oh" he Norman lfnnlatl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

IL a letter from Washington, Co the Baltimore Amer.
e'n' %oSpross'a the opinion that thcre will soon be- addi
uonsl acquisitions for volunteers. The report brought by
Mexican papers Of the killing Of $50 American sailors by
che Mexican iorces under Gen. Flores, 10 CaIfor MIA. is not
generally credited, we learn from tho same source. at
Washington, though Tho ycu Cruz Lseomotcr profe.,ss
70 have derived IL from q French vessel arrived at Mszat.
on from san Fnnc isco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
COysUuPTrOy

And Bleeding of me Lungs Of FIRE YearF Standing.
Miss Lruts, Of West Philadelphia, entirely cured by the ue
Of Dr. sWAYNES Compound Syrup n wild Cheuy-"G am
Truly b1ppyt In return my sincere thank. 10 the proprietor or fis in
valuable medicine. Having been afflicted Tor Eve years win that
dreadhl discaHe. ConsunHuon, during which time I VII troubled
with toe sprshu ofBi1od. ATTENDED with q hacking cough, pain In
The ffe. breast ind back Ny cough wac almost inceuant Tor
which tdei various preparations 20 obtain relief. but fouui non.
ing 90 relieve mo until obtainrdD Dr. susyvEa Compound Eymp N
..Nd Cbeuy, which Immediately gave me relief and BY using the
medicine r.r weeks, Or ihrreibouiE BE- resulted In peffomur %
perfect cufe. lam happy 10 sy that now cUoy a. god b. th
as I could wish Dr
Your ever thankful abdhum-s in,sd.
Wrs = LEWIS.
a medicine sancnoroi ~ meh high au1ofy NJ Dr. sv1yne's
CpMPOuND sYRUP or WILD CHERRY, must have truth In
&c. or We must doubt that there Be- truth IN man.
pr CAUTION TO THE PUBLC-Be cautions 10 ak Tor
the ourna' Dr. Fwayn,s compound FyTup Of WIZ Chem, as an
other preparations fam This vslutbir ret are Gsnr0ls aud coun.
terst Prepared onl7 BY Dr. sWAYNE, svasy Of ETbn ord
Rae ffrcss, pAhatIrta
Fr ziIs, WHOLESALE and retail BY PEYTOT JOHNSTON. rs
Main street. motroHa, Kirg 4 Toy, NoHot BmW a Wilson
Petersburg Oily
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

AZ 4 letter from on officer In the q. s.. sluadf5n OIL
T'mp.eo esumates the prize money securing on the va.
nous prizes taken BE- Tabnsco and hat place at SEQ .OOO-
one bali Of which goes to The Government and the other
half 10 tho captors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

~ Yesterday Enquirer states that the Governor and
Council have decided that The disabilities Of the DueHing
At DO not srply 60 The officers Of thc Virgins Regimen
of EoiHntrsra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

j. Tho Cheraw Gazette states lha, Col. James Gads.
den, President OF the South Carolina Rail Road Company.
hiss been appointed Brigadier General by the President OF
the United Sates-and that he $ to take command Of the
regiment Of volunteers from the States OF Virginia, North
Carolina and south Cnrnlinn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
The LegisIaturc.

We are ~comPellod 20 defer tho proceedings Of tho House
q Delegates yesterday. No business. however. Of general
interest Wa Hsasseted. Msny bills, generally Of . private
s'sruelet, PISSED through her various ~rssdings. The
Mouse agreed, when t sdoun,d io.dsy, 70 sdjonrn tl
Monday neat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

nEFARrUET o. TEpoF%-Comp1Hy u ofuy new ude f,gimeni
unde, tb@ command Of Capt Pope, departed yes.rlay on he sea-
meT South Amrnca for he seat Of war. We kan thst company
4 Of The ame regiment all leave 'oeay on the steamer H,niucs
Hudson-SE Loats Fra. Ia. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
The Ivory StnIuc.

The exhibition o: tins remarkable work OF ART, We Ut
defsiand, will close on Saturday next. Such Of our cuu.
zens as have not yet seen II, will have an opportunity Of
visiting /, a few days longer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

~ The Legislature Of South Carolina has very proper
ly ordered a series Of resolutions, adopted by the Lepisla-
ture Of New Hampshire on the sdbect Of slavery, and
transmitted to the Executive Of that State by the Governor
81 New HampshIre. 20 be Eelnrned 90 lhelt anthnrs-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23

bhNr 'AhlI'en, Dec. ~, 1916.
The steamboat Sea Is o. perfect wreck. asI supposed she
would De-. The Br1zos bar BE- a most dangerous place Tor
ycsfeis' ond % DO 10 he regcoUrd fhats1 important a poet no.
me isIand p io The Army should De 20 difficult and danger
on''l acc'ss There isa number of vessels now inside tho
bnr not YET discharged. Some OF them have been detained
from sixty TO seventy days on dcmurrage. Tho war is
costing Uncle Sam a large amount Of money In this way,
Df'des the hundreds Of other expenses. Butt suppose
there - no way 20 avOid i.
Cen Shields who is ordered, 20 take command 81 Tam.
pleo'i " here waiting an opportunity to embark. Some 900
OF The Alabama troops WILL leave here for Tampico BY wa.
Yer The remainder Of Inc regiment will 20 by land.
Buzos Santiago, Dec. ~. 1876.
The weather has %Rpdun'y moderated, snd there Is e pros
peel d my getting away today. Cen. Shields ~ trying 10
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zinc Orsfers.

some Of The finest Oysters we have seen die season
were sent 10 ne Yesterday BY hat excellent caterer.
TscvFsos. Of "Our House"
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1r The Washington Fountain mentions, as a mmcr
that Senator Atchison Of Missouri l5l 500 is to DO ap.
poInted MLnI.ler % BrazLL. in place ol MG. Vic.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
X + Nj q AL

Our Counting Room has been removed from It's location
CneIt door to the Pos,-oHiccJ to n building on 18Th st.,
between Nam and Cary streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-23
rApnrcnnces wnnin

" apprentices Wunted.-v.W anied at this
office, two intelligent, active BOYS, Of good smly, to
Learn The Printing Business. None over I6 years Of aRe
viii DO tsken, de %
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News from The Army.

The arrival OF the Steamship windle. a, New Onean.
furnishes us with dates from Monterey TO the lst OF the
present month. The New Orleans Pieayuno remarks tina,
= the drt' OF the intelligence points to a crisis OF bloody
import" The following extracts embody all Of interest:
trufr5ru.r .,Rpr.p,xrr~-r an -yr ,--
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
BGE'. BRACES
LNDERI QJEEN' TEGET.3BLE
.%FI.N CO.5IED Pills

.&FIrN CD,JI'ED pIILS
GTOlIPRISE The tonic and ar;i-bilious. The
q Tonic Pills are acL. row lcdacdt 10 be the mos
,ucrcsstul medicine ever offered TO the puLlic,it :
the tire. tmcnt and cure Of A.rc and Fever. Chill>
and Fever. Bilious, Re.nitrIt and InfIt mmatory
Favrr>. Ia i.tcrmitruts or .Aoucs, where or
ecric De. ngcmCut has not taken pla, {. these
Pills. never iail 10 make 4 permanent and lasii
cue. M.ih!n II 10 Is huurS, without TIE aiu .
:ny ether medicine, so GREAT. indeed, is theii.
e:!icacy, that 4 rer,narrn. cure hes .l,rars been
warr.ItrA-.ht directions Le;rr s,ricfrv followed
Bnt hi. medicine, has row b,crrr "a rene,alIy
Known. ANA 80 extensively uset tlroaohout thr
Wet, I'm AMI ,~.uth-wc.tr,n State fiji such i
Int. y -, fcm,.r a<rcJ ~ c,rcItcJ me
f.. IN Queen VEGETABLE Sugar Coated Torlc
Pills, wi.lac found lirl.ly beneficial in all cases
". ,~.cl.ili!y.{ c>rccial!v IN iE,sc eases prcdrcei
TX rcrr.irI and lone continued ati,c,s nj ,akar.(
II Iram.tinr figc,,icn F,or cra tc three
.! ;Ac.r Pills. taken twenty or thirty Minutes
before c~aiiu,,. will <,lJom in 70 rxcitc = healthy
promote DIGESTION. pi,c tone to tho
Stomach. and inv;g,r,t, tE. sv,tcm oer.rsIi,
P.icc. 81.
Dr. Bram,'s S,;oar Coated Pills have bcou thor
,u,.iy 1rirI, and Jnnr cxnrri.nc" las NH. o.
t..Ii>icl their suncrior ,.firacv ovrr cverv o,I.r
a,di,in, EYER ot3.r,,f to rho Mill. Gr tLs r,d;-
c.I c1re orrycrv torn Of ti>rtsr and mr.. ,larl,
II those 5ilin1I> 5fr,cf;puS So nrryal,rrt tAor,rhit-
cut orr southern and western S,,icx ,Ebe
nrnu. Of Ills i Ionnd in Tie c,ct ,rat tbnse Who
have once used these Pills have. ever afi,r rre-
..rrc.i them, and r,sortrt +, 1bpi. rsa in ,r,!,,r-
enc. 70 any ether kind or mrf:.:.,-r,t r,,,irr
rruul,rly i the commencement Of ,a.h .;cIIy
It. s4n for t.cir sipcly Q: lis valuable medicine
.ai ur.ing their friends tn 10 the same Tnn,,m-
cradle ,:>scS OF CIills ard Frvcr n .t;n.ta md
=. iurg :. ndin.. have been so suddenly curcd liz
?r.mr, P;r, that their cfc,,, hay, ,lrost ,npa,r
Ell mira c.Ion<, let the rati,nt who Ionbts ltLi<
ify thrm.:ndLc will find himself ,nuaTv Lrl;nLt-
eli and a>,nui>hcd,
Indian Queen Sugar Co,ied Anti RiI;oi
ri!I>, have l.ru romnJ TO Ir nrc,I,rIr and.
c~orrislly y,,u:lIe in thc trl,tmr,t ortkn io,Inw,
~ Ii,rLs.s., VIZ; InIircstioo. Disrer.;, Foul
Gumlrh, Headache. Scrolils. Iu<s Of Annetitr
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