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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

.TsEMrrDous FiRs-A Destructive
Are Occurred Il AHslschicola. Florida. lon
1hs l6fh mat, lsyiag bali lie ei,y ID
rains. Loss about SaOO0O
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29
csn.I,sad<s e Bal.ins,. SIN.
ANNApol 81. 22d. 1916.

ANNAFWt = - n - ACaU.
The conduct q ile CAS- from The
junction inforV me lha1 4 The time OF
passing Ne domas Ciosn' ! farm. this
morning. ,ut II o'clock, biz dwsll.ne
aas envl ped ID flames; ana was en-
,irely df0yed Mr.. C. resides about
six ~ from his civ, I'D j. ihe sane
gem man Who suffered severely il The
io q tobacco. BY Ilhe burning 81 bis
bIn, sooul asytar since. ! have nol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

uena faredes, who nd been lot some
t''a 81, : PrIsoner 10 The Caslle Of San Juan
ae u1ioa. nas been SCI Atliberty. on con-
dition III going into voluntary ] xils m
,sn .eIa Cruz op iaeR I'd instant. 10 lhe
'ssofiFsn steamer lot Havana. the nsu-
p asyiqm q fallenIgrealncss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

1 t E A.j Z
TIKI. bstque Elizabeth u. Capt Rem.
iag,on, has jus; arrived al ibis roll IRON
Havana, having sailed on The lUlh in.i.
The Captain reports The artiysla, Havana
LOT The English Mad steamer nom Vera
Cruz With dates to he lss inst. Letters
from ihe best authority ii vsrt Cruz stsls
that on The 2Slhult . decree wa 10 Be-
7ublicly declared ihailhs r1nhibilions o.
Iorsisn goods were iB be Immediately il.
senof and those Al present existing were
20 beiiedoeed 90 percent.
Santa Anna left The CITY Or Mexicol 81
the 2SIh uiis, foriahe Sc me ol war. HIak,ho
with him j 600 u
\ feIV COZ Hde DIIV EsJie -
these skatsmenis. g $50
Commodore Si5a with ~ In.
Of The u s. Navy, had arriyed I, t $500
rom 'ne Pschle, and contemplated sailing
). brig Perry. for home.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

Csrs.pohdtnee " ths Baltmors .lmuisea.
PnitAnrlrnl., Oct PC, III N.
LATE FROM HAVANA & MEXICO.
.4uinal at Havaaa of Commodore .sloo,
from the Pafyfc Santa .anne ID.
painted for Tho Seat Of War.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-10-29

have TkCIek4nIefE1 - + ~. -
III. .hast. ! /. .sssthatii has been sig-
NM, - ) -. - Y ssg es.5 and has pro-,
~ ~: = 80. = ssu. spentiis force
food for cattle will libsrate - ,n,,., i.
proportion Of diminished annual sSeeas.
otpolaioes Tor human food. ~
That the wheat crop of England
approaches nearly 10 an average crop
os'ng such % 10 prove more defcieni 10
measurement ihsn il is ultimate rssulss
70 sheshapeIof aour and bread.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06

much lor every man eugnued 80 eager werr me-
'"t M hghi thai canno better drsebc their euthusl
nSm thai Ia give Yea the idea that sfaet me. this
r''y man. oilirrr aud soldier seemed Impressed viii
''e Idea that there vas but given quantity al fighting
!" ee hhd-h enough Tor every IN have his I'll o
H-and. therefore. II became every one To gel what hr
could ~ soon as possible.
distances lhere wofe where IN charging upon
'n'f batteries eaped asfde lhei; pieces and hong on
"',h On" hand beat oil the gunarrs win their swords.
ntd was there cut down.
lnslaoce occuIted when in q charge upon piece
Lieut. Jordan was attacked by two MeNicans and hnyo
n''ed IN Two places when Lieut. Lincoln u the 9Th
rushed up. aud with his sabre made perfect mlnco
neal oi the t"". Again, when Rtdgely CHARGED with
us eh,y ,cross the Rsue aud was standing nj one o
MS pieces. he was charged IN 10y three Iancrts he
mounted hls hofse aud drove lhrm al nh hia sahr,,
'"he but II would take volume 10 rrclc the whule
ana am sure that IN G'u Taylut's detailed report all
ada Pine dS GvlrsdSy fdS RlAg t Mas hcr"
ana irales Ia lhcm the co0nr, owes dcrn ,ln re-
G'a'lude i'I helt uuilnrhng bravery durng hnh days
As 10 our good General aud his intelligent and ,lcItnl
S'il loo mn'h canned BE- snldthc peas o APPRECIATION
are heard In'm Mime 10 Grotgln aud the pane o' hls
Tory Will be sfaerd through Tune with the name ol lay
lur.
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B'Ok. NAHE:.-.sO. %

] ers are created in the army II lhia be so the labor
~ ust,s'. as may very snn be unable disoharp.
the active duties ut my proessau (ihough long ihs
rnIoymeh q" excellent heahi) Tor am already DID, ii
coniensd dgpIsilu, and have received sufficient dis
nciions during my humble HE. Mi The least Of hcs.
Distinctions do regard the late prompt measures II
tungfess aud the President. aud the MOLE hearted
Lonisanins. and other whnle-suuled western aud
S"nth"t" men, IN no' only Indirectly, but expressly gen
"SY, aud unanmnus, approving NV conduct IN having
lor many mnhlhs nfged the sdoplIun o the principal
measures which have recently been carried by acea>
nation.
do mt wish 10 have the place of any general or u.
thcr officer known To me. /. st, was born ri u time
and reared anuns men who had not learned tho arr III
marching Ia distinction by ltampng nnder E,ol thu
claims nj their dearest itlends brph,r soldiers.
Very respectfully. yours.
EDMUND PENDLEIDN GAINES.
MaJr General Unlled States Army.
Commanding lle western dvish,n
Hon. NN. l.. MACY. Secretary of War;
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TRURST 81 LIE OF
FUl,s0bgo EscHI Estate.

G)Y NIRi f. ola deed Of lrust, executed 10 the nm
~ dprslaned hv John j. Purvls, bearing date, the s
day of september, 1915, aud duly recorded IN the
Clerks Office OF the Hastings COurt for the Corporation
of Lyuchbur2, shall proceed, On Thursday the 2lh
day of ally next 10 sell public auction On the prem
one lot ut ground III tie town ii Iynchhnrg, al The
junction ot lltrson aud alter srees. fronting "n JET
er,on street 10 feet and running back the usual depth
oil town lots. Ga Til, lot there Is erected building I'll
BRICK aud Stone divided into three irnemenls, suitable
for slorrs and daolngs. The nnlmpmved portion oil
the lot al the junction OF jefferson and Water streets,
fronting $50 The former street, Will 3e sold sep
araely from the Improved property, II deemed desirable
Oh the day of sale.
Also; one other lot Of ground, franklin Hill, con-
ainnr me Acre which Is erected convenient and
cnmmudnus family Residence. with all necessary onl
houses being the now in the occupancy OF Joseph
Marsh, E,q.
TERAS-A sufficient sum in cash will required
Ia drray the expenses of he sale the balance ot the
purchase money credit ot SIX, Twelve aud eighteen
months will be gwen, the purchaser executing negna'
bile noes satisfactorily endorsed aud retaining the IL
tie 10 the property farther security.
The tile is believed be good but The undersigned,
acng as trustees, will convey such right ouy, as
IS vested In them by the said trust deed.
ALFXR. TOMpkINS, ! ,r,,ste.s
JNO. W. DUDLEY
June % i2lJ
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~ THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
1SiR.@N1So


,,,ti,sted, emi-ceekly teoeru Monday aud TAmsduy'
a, Fur D5iiars per an, payable in ddeance. NoSnJ
,,pt.on ,rbe reeecedtor stofiertme than SIR months
aud no paper ,c be DISCONTINUED (erco al The discretion
,,the Editors,) u,tH all a,redrages are paid
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 30 cents per
,oye Tor ess) for ecery form insertion and 81
n,s psr ,ue for tesS) for eUery outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER IS required 10 note, on his
hoo long triseS has advertisement inserted
mn advertisements not noted, tcd be inserted i as DIS
ontinuance be ordered
h, uripisre of to squares for sqnare, So for
ne squne, inner form, $50. Erery yeafiy "dee'fser
Wilde Yuired zine ms odcertisg 10 h'SPastcu
ar line of business.
~ JOB PRLNFLNC srec,ted neatly aud expeditions
and on ,reasonabie terms.
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s.EL E. ~ .FsfsYsD.V.

s.EAE NJ E6ETEO.V.
EtuRSC ANT ma decree Of the circuit superio,c,,,
oi law and chanory, ier the lnwn OF | ynrhhnr,
Por'unced IN the 2Jh d Juoc Is II. in the case
bell adm'r rs Brown sadmr" he UNDERSIGNED rom,
missioner appointed by said ccree or that pnro,se will
proceed nn Friday the 10Th day of July ne>r in from
VI 'e NiaAe' House III The lo"not lynehburg. sell
at publs ancllun, The
TesACN OF LAND
III SAID leeee menlloned--lt beng the same tract for
merry conveyed 10 Anmanl Hancock by deed from An,
dun oabell. This ne contains by survey,
liza ACRES.
II lies near the Isnchhnrg and Campbell Courthouse
Turnpike. about mites lrom tuwn on the head waters
ot oi OpoSs0m Creek, and is entirely IN Woods
Al the same time and place. and the same anlhori
", line undersigned mlIl aso sell the interest OF the late
hfm ol Hancock y Bowl IN certain
Rouse .s.V'Es EDT,
Tnscumbla. Alabama, cmviycd 10 their b, deed Ifuln
L. T. Bnnnn x ais Ihls interest Is at unt one third
fFTsi The HOUSE AND LOT. are very valuable,
lal beng situated Jusl the cenue oi that ,ululous
-E---A and thriving cliy
MS.-1hr sale will be on credits Of 6 and -
security will be- required, aud the ute retained until the
her order ui the court
Mr.. Ammon llancock, or the undersigned. will give
any iniormalmn that may be desired. The lnle is un
qnesonlble, but, commissioner shall only sell such
ute as IS vested nme by SAID decree
Sale 10 be conducted by john Il. d. PAYNE Aucl'r.
GEO. VIM. BENACn.
june % ilOJy
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TO 'EaH7, LADIES,
LAND FOR SALE.

fkNllE st BSC RlBl.l wishing 10 move Ia the we'd
oilers The l.aud lor sale which he reslaes on Jus,
and hall miles from The Market huus, IN Iyprh-
burI. 1t desirable situation r family. The
buildings good and convenient The Ill
d W f. J. l. \ & II l. f., Gam
has SIX roorns and all The out buildings are FYTi,,&
lpod; garden OF Two acres, and an e s4, FxA
cellenl apple orchard of the hest KIND Of u ~ ac
irult ol all kinds Thus tract oil Land contains
TITO HUNDRED ND TIENTl- &,
Il HiLF .lCRES,
is well wateed and in good heart aud condition for crop.
ing II is all enclosed and divided no fields aud three
lois. Tins Land lies between James River aud the
Lexington Turnpike, It bus the lands at Mr. William
Dar tel and Thomas ScD, and lies inside Of the Toll
Gae, whrh makes il much valuable | will sell
on accommodating terms; aud give possession seed
crop of wheal-and full posseaslon On the irsl OF Janua
ry next
II ere IS about fifty of wood land H. he most
Of II very heavily umbered--! deem unnecessary 10
say any more as persons wishing buy viii or
themselves. Terms made known viewing the land.
DOUGLASS IL PUCkEIT.
June %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06

WE HAVE on HAND JUST RECEN ED

WE HAVE on HAND JUST RECElN ED,
w hid extra fine ST Cruix Sugar,
500 lbs iIue WOOL Rolls.
Also, Bacon, Lard. Flour. Meal, Corn, Sugar, Cof-
fee Tea. NIolasses. Rice Maccaroni. Pepper Ginger,
Spice. Maze. Cloves. Leather. Boots. Shoes aud Shoe
Thread. Iron. Steel, Nails. Spades, Scyihes. Knives
and Forks. Scissors Needles, Pins, Salt. Feathers,
Cords, Lines. Brooms, Tubs, Pals, Trays. Buckets,
Clothes Racks and Water Cans besides many either ar
,cles in our line which will sell 0to for cash or ex
change for Produce. Gall and see us.
Wanted 10 hire r the remainder of the year, truss
~ Servant TO attend To garden and oi-on of good
character can fnd employment. Asl. Cook, and
Washer and IIoner.
MORRISON & WATKINS.
June Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06

On the day Of thu above sale, the H. of July next
al the same place. sin" ollir Tor sale the highest
bidder, my TRACT OF LAND, near Nelson Con-l
hause, conlalrug four hundred and twenty Acres here
"nre advertised by me-. Terms and Appropriation oil
the money made known on the day
j. GARLAND.
June % u5J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06

lying about two mles iIom lovnrslon containing g, )
ACRES, called the Johnsan tract,
he terms OF sale VIII be- sufficient sum in cash Ia
deny the expenses OF sale and advertising the Land
the balance IN sin twelve and eighteen months credit
the purchaser 10 give bonds with good personal securl
", and The tllle Will be retained 10 The .ands until The
purchase money shall be paid. Possession Tor the pnr.
pose oi seeding, Will be given the 5h of September
uext. aud n po-s,eslon on the LIST oi January lhecal
ter. Ii the sale shoold not BIZ completed on lhe first day
II will be continued from day To day nnu cnmprrrd
WILLIAM MAsNlE Sheriff
vi N,son county, CONT
.IuneS u5ly
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70 ssc GE.y'TEr.IgE.E.

q IlANEa superior piece OF BLACK FRENCil
CLOTH, bought expressly ior Summer Goats. -
Gentlemen wanting light aud pleasant summer Goa
would do well 10 call. u. /. I. re lEhS.
June % Is
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TO FEE, Ens1ssE.,f,

TENIlE HARDWARE BUSINESS heretofore con.
L Quoted by IL b. 4 w. A. Richards Will hereafter
be carried in the oi the subscriber who par
tic.lary requests all who want Hardware cheap give
him cali. H. Il. RICHARDS.
n. b.. All persons indebted 10 II. b. & W. A.
Richards, will please forward aud make payment
without delay. H. Is. y w. A. Il.
,Iny 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06

The Hon. Alexander u. Everett, U. $. Commissions
To emma, and his lady sailelfum n. York on Monday
IN The ship Coho'a Tor Canon. -Four Missionaries, with
th.r ladies'. and Chinese convert are pas,enyeIs IN
tNe paine vessel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-06

10 Greed T. Langhorne. .fermder Laaglor"e. .''a4
rice Laqghorrr Junes LmgAorne Henry Lug
horce. Giles Il. Smith a'd i'm .horith. rs rife,
f,rmery .Iun .Nariah Langhone Wonms Painter
Ter and S,aiy Pojaderter. his rVc. Formerly salty
Langhorne. Hrn,y Berry uld dane. his 'rtr, former
IN jane Lang hornc Nadison Smith and Eirira, has
uit, Formerly Eirira Lansharae
VOU WILL. TAKE NOTICE, that shall, on
L the 3ls day of August next, el6. p the house OF
b. b. Woodson in the t"n Of Gainesville. sampler
county, Alabama bctheen the hours OF 10 o'clock, A..
A. and OF that day. proceed 10 take the depos~
ton OF Blake b. Woodson-an and the deposons OF james
A. Smith and others, at the GAINESVILLE Hotel, IN the
town Of Csrksviile, Mscke county, Va ON the
sth day of September between Tie same hanrs--and Of
Peter b. Foster and Others, AT Cumberland L. H., a.,
the 9th day nj September, between the same hours
and Of john r Cook and others, al the residence o Mrs
r. Vauohau in the city Of Richmond, ON the I'm day
Of Spplemher 1916 between the same hOurs-all ct
which deno.uns are he read N suit Ia c2aaefTy
in the circuit superior court o law and chancefy, Tor
Buckingham county. in which |, as trustee and next
friend tor Caroline NJ. Rane. plaintiff. aud you and
others are defendants IIt6H NNF,
Inslte and next friend Of
Caroline Nj. Rane.
July . Pa
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15
ID II A Il II s.

In this town, on Wednesday evening last,
Robert Goodman son of Edward and Martha
r. Jones, aged years and month.
so fades the lovely blooming flower"
In Providence, on the 10th inst, suddenly,
Mr.. David Mathcwson, in the 3ith year of his
age. ,,
In Providence, on Sunday last, William
Balch, only child of Paris and Rebecca >. Win
sor, aged year, . mos. 10 days.
I'm Providence, on Saturday morning last,
Mr.. Jacob &. Rhodes, in the 2lst year of his
age.
In Providence, on Monday 18th inst, widow
Lucinda Hopkins, in tae Goth year OF her
age Same day Miss Mary lleith, wife OF
Jonathan Hcith, aged 65 years
In Providence, on Sunday last, Edward,
youngest son of James and Maria Hazard, aged
Is mos.
At the Country Seat of Isaiah Rogers, Esq
architect, in Marshfcld, Mass. very suddenly,
ON the 25th ut. Miss Emily Jane Brown. Miss
Is. was known and much beloved for her many
virtues by a circle of frcnds, and her deceasc
is deeply mourncd by all WHO had the pleasure
of her acquaintance.
Sister, gone from earth forever
We lament thy early death,
Aud regret the bonds To- 81 ycr,
Linked by friendships sweetest breath.
Yet depart, beloved aud cherished,
For a residence divine;
Though thy mortal form has perished,
Immortality is thine. .. IA.
In Cambridge, Mass on Sunday evening
last, Thcm-s Malb,nc Drccsc, Esq PurIcr U.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-15
Builey'S American vcrmifugc.

nECiDEDLY the very best and most effect
IL ual remedy ever yet discovered for Worms
While it invigoraes the whole system il at the
same time destroys and expels all the worms
from it, completely destroying the supcrabund-
ant slime or mucus so prevalent in the stomach
and bowels of children = the immediate cause of
all their bad health. The mucuS forms the bed
or nest in which the worms produce their
young, which when removed from the system
worms can no longer exist in it. This medi-
cine is pleasant To take, and entirely harmless
in its effects ON the system, and will not injure
the most delicate constitution. Having a ca
thartic effect on the system, the health of the
patient will always be benefited by the use of
it, even if worms are not the primary cause of
their sickness The attention of parents is
particularly called to this article.
For sale by most of the wholesale and retail
Druggists in the United States. In New York
by the principal Druggists and the proprietor,
WIN. BAILEY, Apothecarys Hall.
Price 2s per bottle. a liberal discount To
those that buy to sell again
Agent in Newport, X. J. TAYLOR.
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DaoUomr IN New llAMpsIIlRE.-The

DRoyGmr IN New llAMpsniRE.-The
Dover Inquirer. referring to the almost
unprecedented absence Of rain in that
State, says:
"Ths streams were probably never
known 10 be lower than they are al The
present time. Our paper maker, Mr..
Flsgg of Exeter. inior,ps Us that for
thirty.iour years the water has not bee"
40 scarce atihis mill F; he has been under
the necessity Of suspendiug operations
for several weeks past. The Rochester
Factory, we understand, has also been
compelled to stop .or tho want Of water.
The mills Of the Cocheco Company, in
this town, are yet running, bot drawing
Bow Pond down to the bottom"
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;ASHIP NEWS. M
PORT OF WORT.
A Il RIv Z ID.

esess :. -
THURSDAY, Oct 8.
Brig Cocheco, Hunter, Bristol for Cuba.
Schrs Sarah, Bartlett, Prov. for Bangor
UsIalogH, Perry, +. River for Phila. Hope
~. Gardner, Hanson, Prov. Tor. do.
FRIDAY, Oct 9
ndies Aunawan, ,Swasy for Wilmington NC
SATURDAY, Oct. 10.
u. s. Rev. Schr. Jackson, Lieut.. Cornell from
a cruise. Boarded Oct. 9th. in Tarpaulin Cove,
schr. Van Buren,, Wall, from Lnb.c, for Phla
with plaster Brig Sarah Francis, Waits, from
Phlla. for Boston with coal Schr Congress,
Ilisgings, from Phila. for Boston. with coal ;
Brig Edwin, Hull, from PhiIa, for Boston with
coal Brig Porto Rico, Senter, from Phla. for
HaloweIl with coal bnrqIe Lilius, Gilchr,l,
I'm. Ph,la. for Boston with coal scbr. Lonisu,
Perry from Warren for Gardiner, ballast brig
Lawrence Copeland, Mathews, from N. Or,
Ieans for Boston, cargo slaves ON the 29tb
Sept. lat. "a N. experienced heavy gale from
N. Z. sprung leak and hnd at one time three
feet water in the hold, but freed her after
throwing over deck load OF slaves
SchrI Fannie Mitchell, Mitchell, Diehton
for Bangor Marion, West, fin Br istol Peru,
Sterue, fin Bath for phiIa Madagascar, Me
Farlin, I'm Boston for Mill Stone Point Or
land, Brown, fm do. for N. York Corvo,
Crockett, fm ThOmaston for do Challenge,
Park, I'm Boston for Phila Henry Clay, Whit.
ing fm Harrington for N. York Homer, Kent,
fin Boston for do.
Sips Roscius, Phillips, I'm Taunton for New
York Rl-nz, Duriss, f,u Prov Brunette
Smith, I'm do. for Norwich.
Schrs. Madounu, Perry, Dighton for Bangor
Charlotte, Butnaii, do for do
SUNDAY, Oct. II.
Brig GazelIe, Chur1hell, fm F. River io'
Portland.
Schrs Tranquil, White, FIN N. York for Bos
ton Mary, Crane, fm f. River for do Supe.
rior, Ball, I'm Prov. for Block-Island. Sio"T
Joseph c. Griggs, Gavit, I'm do. for York.
MONDAY, Oct. ~.
Schrs Statesman, lneraham, I'm Camden
Triumph, Williams, I'm Kennrbec.
TUESDAY, Oct. l3.
Schr Leo, Jameson, fm Thomaston for New
York. Sloop Monitor, Abbott, FIN F. River lo'
do.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. Ia.
Brig Emblem, Watts, FIN Boston for Charles
ton s T..
schrs Lacon, Pearce. fin Boston for N. York
Statina, Preble, I'm Ronndout for llalloweil
Culzen, Allen, fm N. York for Boston Cy
rene, Elwell, I'm Thouasion for N. York En-
mulus, Howes, fm Provinceiown for do Leop
ard. Handy, fm Boston for PhIIa; Tangent
Plumrs, fin Prov. Tor do (; Convert, Huxley
Gn New York for Bath ; Meguntook, fillbrook
TN Boston for New York.
CID Schr Wando Passo, Eddy, for George
town s. &.
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HINTS FOR THE WARM SEASON.

HINTS FOR THE WARM SEASON.
IYNliiS wonderful compound combines NJ EDI-
l. CAL POWERS over all other piepsra-
tons ever formed for the relief of these dis
eases ior which IL Is I.eomRe ndea, sach a-
Headache, Dizziness, Sleep nrss, Noises IN ihs
Head, Bad Taste ~ he Month, Napsrs or
sickness 10 the stomach, Loss Of Appetite, ln-
digestion, Dy-pcp psia, Fever and Ague, PAIN
alter Ealing, sour Stomach, Heartburn, Jaun-
dee, Costiveness, DETERMINATION of Blood to-
the Head, Piles, Coughs, Coils. Paia lp the
side, back, linbs and joints, Rh-amai'sn,, alb
Chrome Diseases, Scroiuious Humors, Salt
Rheuin, and all Cuiaue"us Eruptions oi the
skin. General Debility, &c.
The Dandeii0a and Tomato Panacea is par
tIcnlnrly Recommended IN eases of Indigestion
aud by sp-psia. The following ar1 some ot
It's distressing symptoms PaipIaiion Of tho
heart, heartburn. loss Of appetite, pain after
eating, Ianguor, melamcholy, restiessness, ~.
IL will cure the worst Diseases ~
rheumatism,
and will eradicate mercury from the system it,
hnlt.iy faster aud better than the common
Sarsapar,la PREPARATION. The Dandeion aud
Tomato Panacsa Is, IA all must ba aware, from
the ingredients of which II is mpousars, tho
best as well as the safest
Spring and Sammer Medicine
now before the pnbl'e. Spring and SSmusry
are the seasons when
Dgstnt,yyS Di1rh9a,
prevails, only use a wine glass of The Psnaces
one OF Two mornings, and 1t will complete
cure.
Jaundice Complaints
are mort prevalent. The symptoms Of those
complaints are
Droiosiness, Dizziness Of Sight, &c.
1t has proved itselfa most astonishing and
etieetual remedy for that worst Ut all nyaladies,
The Piies,
because il cleanses and enables the stomach tv
discharge into III. bowels and causes free CIR
cuIaiion, aud regulates the whole system, aud
thereby prevents
COsiirenfss,
In cases Of COST, encss, either Of recent "r
long standing, IT has pro, ed itself ehectual ai-
ter all other remedies nave ia,ies.
.Scrof,io. oy Kings Erd,
and all other eruptiops OF the skin are caused
by the impure state Of the blood, aud To have
pure blood medicine shonld be occasionally
taken. The Panacea is wonderful in IT'S effects
for purifying aud
Cleansing The Blood.
aud is therefore preventive Tor all erupuons
of the skin aud will eradicate
Hum0rs
Of long standing, and )" fac, II 10 requisite Tor
the promotion oi
i Sound Health.
from the most exhausted constitutions
CAUTION.
Yrhe Purchaser will be careful to see that
NV name Is SIGNED on the wrapper oi each
bottle, as there are worthless articles put mp ~
smaller bo,,l.s pretended TO produce tie s"ns
II resnIt but are not safe 10 use. BE sure there
fore and enquire Tor Ransom Il Stevens Danae-
lion and Tomato Panacea. which nay be Oh.
,ained of M, daily appointed Agents. srd
Ilby all the respectable Druggists. aud APP
II pointed agents ~ town and country and sold
Ilby JAMES KIDDER, ". Proprietor.
II Druggist aud Chemist, Maverick Square, East
II Boston.
n Also for sale by DR.. X. X. HAZARD, G. q. G.
HAZARD, and X. J. TAYLOR, Newport, X. l.
II July 10th. lsi6