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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

In going to tie Methodist conference in PEG
ria, from nay residence in Caldwell Prairie, W
T.. my horse got his foot strained SO severely
that | coull not have travelled further .ithou
great inconvenience used farreIls' Lin;,acn
and it cured him perfectly in a few days. ais,
iuunl it excellent in chales and gals. | car
safely recommend it to the pubic as an excellent
medicine. Rev. joins CRyMMEH.
CnldMcll rrniGie NOvembeG 4. lSll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-13

This ccrtiGcs that have used Fauells' Lin.
imyut on my horse, which was badly CALLED. al |
IN four days it produced perfect cure. | cat
with confidence recommend it to the public as
safe and quick remedy FOR gals. o. ". MuNGru
of Little Rock, Kendall county, minister of the
Rock River conference.
Peoria, August 2S 1915.
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&C. SANDS SARsAPARILLA.--The popularity
quired by this truly invaluable medicine is
tended as is richly mcrited. How much misery has
it ailcvated throughout the land, the sounds are
loud in tho praises of this giant panacca. Chronic
constitutional disorders Ga class of disorders, by
the way of extremely difficult cure) vanish before
its acknowledged efficacy, impurity is driven from
the system and disease can find no harbor in the
blood.-PhiIad Spirit Of The Times, Dec. Isl. As.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
of it's superior value and efficacy see pamphlets
which may be obtained of agents gratis
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by A. b.
New York. Sold also by CHARLES H. HEINTrSH,
Agent Portsmouth, and M. A. SANTOS, Norfolk
Price s per bottle; bottles for So
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, the 10th instant, in Christ
Church. Smithfeld, Isle of Wight County, by the
Rev. Charles IL. Disbrow, Major JAMES Thomas, to
Miss ANNA Nj. PURDIE, daughter of the late job
III. Purdie NJ. ID.
On the 18th ultimo by the Rev. ]. X. Daughtrey
Hon BENZ. ID. X. SPIvy, to Mrs. ELvINA WATKINS
late widow of Benjamin Watkins, Esq, all of Isle
of Wight County, Va
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SHIP NEWS
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
Fanny, March ID.

FRIDAY, March IL.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Herald, Russell, fin Baltimore.
Steamer Curtis Peck Davis, FIN Richmond.
Schr Clio, Wilson, fin New Bedford, in ballast.
CANAL COMMERCE.
Schrs Virginia, Newly Betsy, Brown Sarah
Vaughan, Simmons; and Francis Parker, Sim
mons, I'm N G, with corn and slaves 20 Dickson s.
Mallory.
:, Schrs Sarah Francis, Purdy; and Ann Louisa,
Rogers, i'm n c, with slaves and tar to II. A. Wor-
rcll.
schTs Victoria, Phelps; and Edcnton, MIDGET,
i'm c, with corn to Williams, Staples & Will
lams, and Reid s. Anderson.
Schr Virginia, Carbon, from n c, with shingles
and naval stores to Ferguson & Mihado.
Schr Edwin & William, Wescot, finn G, with
slaves, bacon, &c.
son & Mallory.
Schr Wesleyan, Crank; and sloop Matthews. To.
ier; I'm c, with corn, bacon and slaves to Hardy
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CONSUMPTION

There is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country is affected which sweeps off annually so
many victims, as that fell destroyer of the human
race-Cousumption. Day after day. year after
year, the insatate monster hurrics to the portals
of the cold and silent tomb fresh added victims to
its conquest. No walk of life is sacred from its
blighting influence. No age is exempt from its
deah dealing shafts. The old, the lniddlc-agcd
and the young, all alike, are food for this common
enemy of mankind. The white haired patriarch
whose life of temperance has rendered his sys en-
impervious to the attacks of other ills, and whose
good deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of lifs
calm evening, finds consumption fastening its
fangs upon his vtals, and tearing him from Il world
even bright to minds which look complacently on
days well spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive
of the dangers which bcset is in our changeablc
and tickle cline? We think there may be- And
if the allegations of those who arc at least entitled
TO veracity, may be believed, there is a preventive
and a remedy.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is offered to a
suffering world such. 1t needs not the &c adven-
tous aid OF long string of fctitions certificates
to give it notoriety. Its true value and intrinsic
excellence sufficient to crtitle it to the conf
dencc of the public, and
g Watt on to fame"
the name of its inventor, benefactor of his spe
Cics.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by |. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
az For particulars see Dr. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, 10 be had of the gent.
acknowledgements, e. III HEINZ TSH, Agent {;
Norfolk, NJ. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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THE NEW YORK CONTRIBUTION
SHIP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
"'U' u " UII "tTttt' UNttU y UFIt
Capital GssOO .O0OI

CAPITAL S3O0.OOO!
Insures Buildings in general, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, Ships and their cargoes, lin port
ony) Ships or Vessels being built, repaired
and every description of Personal Property.
The subscriber is prepared to issue Policies direct
at tho lowest rates of premium in Portsmouth, Nor.
folk and the surrounding Country.
Applications 10y letter, giving description of pro
perty, SC, &C., promptly attended to by
GEORGE NJ. BAN,
Portsmouth, Aug 81 Agent.
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$50 REWARD.

SO RUNAWAY from the Subscriber in Isle
~ Of Wight County, Va, about the middle of
O. January, my NEGRO MAN ALICK, he is
.-S--Srather of a dark complexion, about 81 years
OF age, about feet high nc is very stout and
walks with sling; he is also very intclligen$ he
heeps his hair shaved off the top of his fore ,cad
lie had on when he left an Oil Clofh Cap a Brown
Frock Coat with side pockets; nc formerly be.
longed to Joshua III. King, i'm Sufilk. Va. Alick
Is acquainted in Smithfcld Suffolk Portsmouth
and Norfolk. think that it is likely that nc is
above reward of 500 for the apprehension and de-
livery TO INC of my Man Alicls or securing him IN
any Jail, so that get him gain.
March Ppm JAMES NJ. COUNCIL,
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DIED,

In this town, the Sd instant, Mrs RHopA
DREENAN, aged 81 years-for many years a pous
and constant member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. She left the world with pleasing hope
of everlasting bliss.
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ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA.-'Thc
a Subscriber has Just received a lot of Superior
TEAS, which he can recommend to families as a
fine article
Persons making use of that delightful beverage
would do wcfto give him call and examine for
themselves. HENRY BUFF,
FEB IL High street.
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Stewards Course of Hebrew Study; Fallen :
German Grammar; German Phrase Book; Ger
man without Master; Spanish and Italian with
out a Master; Buffers Ancient Atlas; Newman 5
and Barrctts Spanish Dictionary.
Feb 2S n. y. WEBSTER
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FTNOBACCO.-Those who are fond of good To-
a bacco can get excellent article for 25 cents
Call and try it. l.. X. THOMAS,
Feb 81 West side Market Square,
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Gf-DR. JOHN YOUNG, respectfully in
his friends and the Public, that those wishin
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leave their Orders
at his Office during the day, and at the Crawford
House during the night, and they will be promptly
attended to. Dec. 90, 1915
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LNRNsm GARDEN sEEDN. - GcoMlh ~
CKEAT BAKGAINs Din DRY GOons

kEAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
~ Having made estimate of our STOCK or
DRY GOODS, now on hand and finding il nucb
too largo for The Season. have determined TO re-
duce IT by Offering to tho citizens of Porfsnoutl,
and the public generally greater inducements tb,,
have ever before been offered in this place for liz
balance Of the Season. We will only mention a
few Of the leading articles, viz Calicocs such az
sold at cents VIC arc now Offering at Gl-ibosc a.
W cents We sell at 9-those ut III we offer at 10
those at 10 and IS VIC sell at y, and those M 90
and % VIC offer at 10 and l5t cents. Kcrscvs M =
like reduction and. iu fact the General Stock
lho'c prices 1--WE wish it UNDERSTOOD will only be
erwisc iriccs rs usual. JOHN COOKE & co
Jan 10 High street. above Middle
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GARDEN SEEDS, fresh and Genuine, grown
NJ by ID. Landreth, Philadelphia. Having
made arrangements to obtain a full supply of the
above named Seed, the subscriber would be pleased
to wait upon all who wish to obtain a good article
as he feels assured that hev will give entire salts
faction. Call at the Drug Store of
HENRY BUFF,
Feb % Corner Of High and Middle sts
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Feb 28

ID RUSHES.-A full assortment of BRUSHES,
1p OF every description, such Paint, Varnish,
Whitewash, Sweeping, Counter, Shoe, Scrubbing
and Tar Brushes.
Also fine collection of Hair Brushes, which will
be disposed of very low. just we'd and for sale
by HENRY RUFF
Feb IS Corner of High and Middle sis
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M EDICAL NOJTCE.-Dr. A. BRAINARD
I'VE offers his Professional Services to the citizens
of Portsmouth and vicinity. His long and sue
ccssiul experience, both Surgeon and Physi-
vice in Florida, and the U. S. Arsenal Arkansas as
well as previous to thai time and after his gradua-
ton as Student Of Medicine, in the State of Ohio
IN $50, lead him tender his assistance to- the ar-
hictcd, wi,h confidence And lie trusts the many
wounds he has received in the service of his coun-
try, for which he has received the warmcst thanks
oil many OF the highest in the land, will, at least
prove hindrancc to hissc ryiccs and tho dcncc
OF his fellow citizens in this community. His Of
nee Is next door TO ~. SpCldings, the Gums
High street, and his residence at Mr. Nathaniel
Manning's, next door to his Office, where he NAV
at all times be found, except when engaged at the
u. S. Navy Yard.
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NTEAL.-3O bushels nice fine White MEAL 7
LIA Store, and retailing for 10 Der bushcl by
Feb II l.. K. THOMAS
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buIIWnn $ UfammaT; CroFby's Grammar; So
phocles' Grammar; Greek Verbs Exercises and
Lessons; S"phoclcs, Ronaic (Aodern Grcck)
Grammar; Memorabilia of Xcnophon Hutchin-
sons Xcnophon; Wilson'S Testament Novum
Icstamcntum Grace (tIahn y Donncgau's Lcxi-
con; Greek Reader, Fis5s Exercises.
FRENCH.
Bogcr's and Meadows Dictionaries; Bolmar's
Levizac's Grammar /; Les Aventurcs dc Tclcmaque;
BOlmar's Kew TO Tcemaquc; Vic dc Washin gton ,
Nouvcau Testament Duiicl's French Course ;
Ecench without Master.
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I I'D APPLE BRANDY bills JsIo Of
=, wight BRANDY, 4 years old. For ssIe h.,
''"''h ID THOS. BROOKS, Jr.
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TT'u ERMOM ETEES for sale very low bv
n Fob 26 W. II. II HODGES & GO
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GEATING, PLASTERING, g. c.-'Tho un.
- designed takes this method OF informinor his
friends and the public generally that he ia now prc
pared to execute all work i'm his line. such as ST
ING. PLASTERING. STUCCO and NNNFN
TAI "a WORK, also "a ifemashing and JVaitcnjpg
manner. The rlbscrihcT from his nrsci; !
knowledge Of TIC Busiuc- feels confident tLat no
can give satisfaction to all who will give him their
wOr@. ~
o. Orders left at the stores of Mr.. los Rr,.
soLY or THos. CROOKS will meet with prornnt at
tcniion. FRANCIS j.. BENSON.
~ y: Persons in tic oountry having Plastcrinr
to do will find it TO their ADVANTAGE 10 ,ri,c bi,
call, or by letter, directed to hun, Portsmouth Va
Jan i0-oIh J.. l.. H.
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Spring SUPPLY.-NEW YORK BOOT &
- SHOE STORE. We have just received by the
schr Belle, large assortment of SPRING GOODS
to which we invite the attention of the citizcns of
Norfolk, and the public generally. We are ma
king rich addition to our Ladies Department and
especially invite their attention. We arc now
opening Ladies Black and Colourcd Caters, from
S % upwards
Ladies Patent Leather Busfins and Ties, very
beautiful and neat article which we are now offer
ing very low.
Infants Buslins and Ankle Ties.
Also-Just received, cases Gents Morocco and
Calf Boots and Booces.
A few boxes Gents wrought Slippers, in every
variety of colour.
Also cases Boys Morocco and Calf Bootccs.
MUSICAL CLOCKS
We have just received from our Agent in New
York, two very elegant Musical Clocks to which
we invite the attention of the public being of do
mestic manufacture, they well worthy aten-
ton.
New York Boot and Shoe Store next to the Far
meLs' Bank, Main street, Norfolk.
March IL !. ". GREGORY
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A NALU a Bile 'PUBLICATION.--Sm :
"A weekly Volume; select circulating Libra
ry Tor town and country, on the plan of Waldie's
at greatly reduced price, of a larger size, and
new type. Conducted by the original, and for tho
first seven years, the sole editor of Wadie's Libra
ry' Price - per annum, or s for each quarter
w. II II. HODGES & co.
March IL Agents for the Publisher
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ALSO,
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER!
A Beautiful Illnsion.

GOODRICu'S NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY
~ Illustrated by 300 Engravings and 80 Maps
with Globe Map, OH plan. For sale at the
New Book Store. n. b. WEBSTER.
March IA
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CHEAP LETTER pApER.-We arc re.
~ failing good LETTER PAPER at 10. cents a
qu're w. II. II. HODGES & co.
March IL
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THE RAZOR STROP MAN,

SUPERIOR CLARET.-2O cases sunerior
~ " st. Julian Of my own importation is cases
OF Zoo, sure ana cheap Table Claret, for sale by
warren if--9t JOHN G.. DODD, Norfolk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23
NaYnl Intelligence.

number Of new recruits for the naval service have
been put to work as laborers in the Brooklyn Yard.
Most of the officers ordered to the sloop of war
Albany reported themselves at the yard yesterday
morning.
The United States frigate Constitution with convoy,
from Rio Janero was spoken on the LIST of september in
latitude IL &c. longitude go by the Ann arrived at Bal
Capt HILL of the Ann, reports that on the l4th
at day light the Constitution and sail were not in
sght-al the other vessels OF the convoy were then
seem"
The U. s. ship Vincennes Captain Pauding arrived at
Annoy, juno 4th from Hong Kong and the u S. ship Co
lumbus, Commodore Bidde, from do arrived at Annoy
June 9th.
The U. s. soopoEwar Dale had sailed from Rio de ia
metro on the 5th of August for the Pacific
The u s. ship Saratoga just arrived at Rio from Bos-
ton, was to follow the Dale in few days.
The U. s. brig cambridge was ordered to the River
Plate to await the arrival Of the u ship Prebe before
her return home.
The U. S. sloop Plymouth to leave for the United
States with convoy about the nth Of August-Bait
.4aerican, Sept. 90.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE ACCIDENT AT
KINGSTON, CANADA The Kings on Herald OF the
18th inst, adds:" The unfortunate sufferers were m
TERED yesterday afternoon, attended with soro"ng re-
grcts by vast Of people Fourteen bodies
taken together TO St Georges Church, biilDg he
spacious aisle with the desi from thence TO Tho buIyR
The eighteenth body has not been recovered YET ah1
there Is hope that there is mono TO recover ior 40 one
misses or claims another There may have acen only
On In the hoat and If So as six saved The whole OF
the lost have been found The following list OF names
we take from the Whisi-John thomas we ana
child, Wm Iojce n wife; John Quinn vile and Child
Alax Thompson wife; Thomas Bates wife and child
Tbop as Essop wife and child; Robert Forbes, wife
al fsa;Iv in ireland; Price Lennon, wife and family
n Ireland. william Forbes wife; r. More wife and
three children; George Morrow, William Crow, Henry
ney, q painter.
{" There arc two more, whose we have not been
able 70 ascertain"
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Affairs In California;.
ON Board U. 8. SHIP LEvANT,


wrote you from Monterey on the 9th Of July, or
shortly after giving you detailed account of the
at that place; fearing however, that may
opportunity which will probably be the last commuDi
cation You will receive from me, being now homewsrd
bound
savannah some four five were busily employed
writing letters procamatons &C preparatory TO taking
possession of California II was long after the watching
hour of midnight enabled to catch short and
troubled repose all was be prepared by six O'Clock
the following morning which as bright and beaut
full July day OF favored island. At six A. NJ,
Capt Meryne came on board to receive orders and at
he left with to the military commandant Of
Monterey to surrender the place forthwith TO the arms
ofthe United States and also similar summons to the
military Governor for the surrender Of all California
At o. A. of the 7th July, the expedition started from
the Savannah composed Of the boats of the Savannah
Levant, and Cyane and landed without opposition at the
mole The forces then marched up short distance
to the custom house. where concourso OF the inhabitants
we're assembled. Here the marines and men were
halted and the proclamation read TO the multitude by
Rsdman M. Prize, Esq ,purser of the Cyane, in loud
and distinct manner, which was received with three
hearty cheers by those present The flag OF the United
States was then hoisted by acting Lieutenant Edward
Higgins, Immediately after which salute Of q guns
was fired by the Savannah and Cyane. The custom
house then turned into bariack for the United
States forces. and every thing settled down quietly.
Communications were Immediately despatched 10
Commander Montgomery, Of the Portsmouth, at St Fran.
CISCO at which place, and at Zanona, the u. flag
hoisted on the morning the 9th and before ten days
had elapsed the whole Of California North Of Monterey
ives under the flag Of the States much to the apparent
satisfaction OF the people who hope IL will last know
how much better they will be of under the Government
OF the United States
however participate directly in taking possession of
California.
ON The 10Th Commodore Sloat gave up the command
to Commodore stockton hcisted his flag on board the
Levant and sailed for the United States via Mazalan
and Panama and hope TO reach the United States in
ell November.
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Military IntelIIpeuce

The brig c. ii. Rogers, Captain f. w. Wilson, sailed
from Spears wharf on Friday afternoon last bound for
Brazos Santiago having on board Captain ker and Lieus
A Lowry and G. Humphreys, of the U. S. Dragons.
The lady and child of Capt Kor accompany him. The
vessel took board at the Fort deach ment of 80 men
recruits for tho Second Dragons, which the officers
above named belong Capt Ker and Lieut. Lowry were
both in the battles of the Sh and 9th OF May Lieuen
ant Humphreys is just from West Point Capt Ker was
accompanied to the wharf by numb of his friends
whom he has made many during his short stay and the
vessel emphatically cheered she left the wharf
= baltimore American.
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TO TAlLOKS,


vHOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge Of Cutting
all the various styles Of garments worn at the present
time advised obtnn OF Stinemeits celebrated
work subject whi,h contains all the information that
car be sired has already with the
euted sale generally by the trade throughout the
Union and warranted to entire satisfaction all VIII"
adopt principles Price per copy from eight doar,
according the binding; also. single sets Of patterns
the varions styles ofgarments cut TO order, By ,,
w. r. STINEMETTS,
sic im.r No li3 Broadway, New York.
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MOTHERS CORDIAL

'HE superior efficacy Of this article when used the
stages OF pregnancy so apparent that female who
has experienced its benefits would be willing,
condition be deprived oft Its effects shorten and
diminish the suferngs attendant Child Birth hail. aud
thus place both child and mother state Of safety
This quack article but the prescription OF regular
Phys,csn who hes made this branch Of his practice
particular study For sale at 1872 Broadway corner OF John
sf1msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

The Mdyspiue Eagle Of Tuesday, September 18th,
says that between 10 and half past 10 O'Clock the pre-
vious night the iewery store of d. g. Hudson Of
Main Cross. and Front streets twas entered by skee-
ton key, from Main Cross street door, and robbed Of
jewelry 10 the amount Of $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-23

SUDDEN WEALTH.-The 81. Louis Republican,
Of the IL H., gives the following account of visi
to- who called their office. relative to the securing
of property left him in Europe-"The death OF rela
tive in Eng had suddenly made him the rghful heir
TO $4,000 sterling, deposit in the Bank Of England
Besides this comfortable Of ready cash. there the
family estate in Wesmoreland the mansion Of which,
alone f25000 sterling II appears that only few
weeks since the former possessor OF this wealth. in
perfect health widewer of about - years of age look
ing forward to long life, and perhaps happy one al.
lied to one of Epgand's daughters. He had been ad-
monished true that death might reach him at that
age he had already buried his vile and two children
Very he died, and without making a will BY the
laws of England inesates estate goes the heirs
and the before us being the Oldest collateral
heir in the descending line the whole of this large es
tate amounting to half million of dollars has fallen to
him. Our visitor left us, much cheered with tho infor.
nation he had received He will DO on his way 10
England to take possession Of what il, in this country
deemed arsplendid fortune Although a man of very
simple habits and wants he already forming plans
for the future The estate he intended distribute
England to branches of the family but the money he
intends to bnDg to this country and here pass the
mainder OF his days As assurance OF this, he
leaves his wife and two children behind him, with the
design oil rejoning them as soon possible.
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WElR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
EIECTIJARY

A PPROVED aud recommended by the faculty-a never
"A failing remedy for all affections OF the kidneys inf
nati9n weakness of the urinary both males aud
all cmaes) has been known fail ing the
obstinate attacks Of gonorrha, &c. and be safely
recommended to the public It's operations quick
and certain 1t can be taken at all times without regard
diet hindrance from business
Prepared emily by JAMES WEIR, s4s Grand street. in
boxes, at shilIngs and shngs per box None
unless signed by the proprietor.
Orders through the Post Office Will be duly attended
Itnsrc