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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
GENTIEMEN,s LIST.
Alden, {

Alden, {
Abbot, Asahel
Adams. John T II
Alyer, Francis
Aldnch. Lewis
Allen, Wm Jr I!
.Atrucsey Mr.
Allen. James 7
Aldrich, James NJ
Alien, Walter )
Alaeu, 7 NJ
Austin. Archibald
Aycf1gg, 3 8
Arier, JA,nes
ArbogasI, Pm II
Atar, Charles l.
Avery, Austin ]
BrugS, l. III
Bladder. Charles
Bacon y Hyde, ]
Badger. Daniel D
SabcocS, John Il
Srsinari, Luther
Blake, " &rrrn 4
Baldwin. Clifford 4
Baker, VIM
Ssllock. Mr.
BALDWIN, Willis Il
Bramson. Lewis
SarIh \ Shaw
Barrett, David
Barker, Jas W I.
BSrrcws, VIM s
Sarkelow Tunis s
Barber, Thos
Barnes, Henry \ 4
Barker, Lew I.
Barker. Basi! 4
Barrow. Alexander
Barker, James 4
Barnes. o = J
BSrtoleiie Lem D
Bsshford. Jas 4,
Srsln. John ID
Bsaoii. Jsque
Sralnhsld a
Sascog!, Joaaihsn
BATchelder John P
Beatty, Geo
Bredia. PSgrics *
Bee. Albert W il
Sready, John Il
Beckias., = \ Co
Beaumont. AL I,
Beck, DAVE Il
BeA. \ ID
Brewster. Z c Il
BeslSmin, Sirdsal
Bel. Elhoa t..s
BENJAMIN. John {
Bergen, james.
S,SyD, Capt Il
Be!den. Horace
Breslaw. james CT
Sieb,ns. VINO K
Bisley. Israel 4
Blair. Wn i,
SrtnArd. Geo W Il
Blanchard, Isaac L
Bier, SesnrrG 4
BiekneIl. Il a /,
Bird, Geo Graves
SirdsRli. Richard n
Bishop, joseph
Sucancre, } W
BoarImar. Sorua
Bnsrdnsn WE 4
6scckway.EliaaP
Brock, Hm
Brooke, WE s. +,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

The NEw.ENGLANp EARrHeuAKE-Our read
will all remember rather the fact will be brought
TO their minds that the morning OF the 18th August
earthquake very sensiby felt in various parts
New England, Such unusual phenomena in our coun.
try caused considerable and much disrust
their actual existence Other persons, however stated
that in of time should hear OF volcanic action
in South America. Il would SEEM however. from re
cent accounts that the matter be referred
yulson Of Mount Hecla in Iceland. letter dated Co
penhsgen- September 2lst which has been published
among other items OF European intelligence, says:
Toward noon on the I'D ut there was sudden and
violent eruption of Noun, Heca, the commencement of
which was accompanied by several shocks OF earth.
quake extending aradas OF about three miles seven
French easuesl The eruption lasted about 10 minutes
tho flames rose 20 an immense hight and all the coun
try round the volcano covered with thick layer of
sahes
There can be little doubt that the earthquake the
morning OF the 18th August iet in Massachusetts pro
Sseaed trom the eruption of Hecls noon the s2i
Ehe dstsnee we presume, is about ~ geographical de
grees so that the vibration pulsa,on travelled at the
rate of ~ miles per hour. TPblsa Ams,ics,
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: uUsss ,.TnE OTIsyLSLE EXTEN. -:

s.5llas..,ssIoN OF the Ns%.York aud Erie lsd
Railroad will be opened for passen
gers and freight Tuesday next November 3d. when .hs
hours departure will be changed aud until farther notice
the arrangement will be rs follows:
For PaAeigerS.-Leaves Newly rk from foot CT Duane
ST. at O'clock, A. NJ. aud O'clock p. NJ.
Leaves Ousylie at 81 a. n. and 81 p. NJ.
Fare between New u rk and Otisyiile 81 80
For FreieAk-Leaves NewYork from foot OF Duane.s,
at O'Clock 2. NJ. Otisye at II O'Clock A NJ.
October 81 lglfi no
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NO.. AINpErENpkNT NPrOsITI0N.-

~T-~.~ AiNDEPENDENT 0PPOSITION.-
-tSSni II Through without landmg-NewYOrk and
ssAaHaasS11 Albany Line nj p. M.-The steamer
BELLE. Captain Samuel Schuyler, viii leave New.York
for Albany every Monday "Wednesday and Friday landing
Al Hammond from the foot OF Robinson.st. The Belle
u llred up with splendid atcrooms, and for speed
fort and safety Is surpassed by boat ON the Hudou
river Passengers taxing ha Belle Viii arrive in Albany
In ample time for The morning East or West, and
packet boats North For freight or passage inquire
board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

kR An example which is worthy of the mira
aon Of every Wing lover OF RepubliSsnim was given
by JARED kN,rP OF this town the cleo ton Yesterday
now in his goth year The old msn is soldier OF the
Revolution and draws stipend OF $500 or theresbouts
per year from Government for his services and trials in
behalf of his countrys liberty upon the bat,lcheds of
Lexington, Germantown Monmouth White Plains &c
He hvee some hve miles from village and noryith
standing the very bad state of our roads the old man
turned out TO election he said TO light the battles of
his country over again, in voting for JoHN YovNe Ii
sn Wings were OF the metal our defeats would be
few The old man has always voted the Wing ticket
and has not missed an election in many years
WARSAW Wyoming Coz n Yorker
GRATIFYING lNcipYST-Sesterday afternoon a
large eoneourse assembled IN the Arcade Hall hear The
report by Telegraph OF the Election. when the Hon
MiILARp FILLMORE who is here in stendsnce upon the
Supreme Court entered the Hall on his wsy 10 the Post
Chce. Immediately upon bis appearance the crowd
Of their regard for his distinguished worth and pubic
seryices Notwithstanding that Mr.. Fillmore now in
private station. his eminent usefulness in Congress is
gracefully remembered and Acknowledged. Roch Am
~ The steamer Tame-lsne. Capt Miller ar
rived isss evening" from the Missouri river. She left
Weston On the 2sh ms, al which time the river was
tanS anu snse the recent rise OF ten inches thst
polntm ssa fsea ave inches when she left The chan.
ne. waisn nsa soaneoesd washing OUT wss filed up
BY the fse and navigation is as difficult as before
The officers repor, thirty srre ches ,a,sr an m, min,
cipal bars below Wessoa. ~
The MISSISSIPPI - nearly a. stand q, this point with
hoofe CSiCO.
~ Louis Rep 81.
~ The bodies Of yoons Tyowbyiavr ,h.,,,..,
and two of the hsn1s al TIE schooner TeSss ~ =. ~
ith of November last have washed ssor :, se
Point The body Of young TTewo-dge IS in less ~
composed state thsn the Others, owing is suppose,
TO bis having been dressed in cloth and viii brosrh,
to this city for ;nterrenr tBaa Com.
TIE RRgsHgr IN rsE PoroMAc.--The Beoasho
ro (Md1 ODD Fellow Extra New. 18th. gives some par
ticulsrs Of the fcshe: IN that region There great
destruction property The damage done IN ana about
Keedysyine Is essneted at SeCo. In every direction
through the country trees oproo.ed fencing washed
awsy; and in many places greet dessraesea has been
done TO farmers in washing cut grain snInandsnns
cornfelds. A number ct bridges about Rohrcrsvile
were washed away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

eS state OF cuiiv6On trees OF all Snds-one mile
49, from Undertook. ara the distance from Ky
President Van Buren's. Buildings and fences now win
cedar posts Each lot well walcred. Inquire Of A. B.
Vsnderpool No 30 Fumis's Building, Wast or ~ John
5 VOshurgh t.! South-sr. Or lt6 .lstsL sis Pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAN

BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD
SUBSCRIBERS are receiving from the factory OF Belle
cry and IN e tup in essks and kegs which ,ey yTs,
IznI equal II quality % any imported brand For 90 10
lots Of ons tcn ard upwards, By - eS ~
FRYATF, CAMPBELL & CO. t45 Frontal
Aso-Red Lead, Aharxs snd Orange Ntneral nj sru.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
RAISING BLOOD


Ind Consumption Pam ts Sie and Night S;ceas 18th
ma, UhooPupg Cough, Paipitation Of the Heart
Ltrer Compliant. Bronch!,i.
A Nd ALL DISEASES of the Throat Lungs and Liver
:! a cured by shernan,. Az. Healing Ga..an.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

e WATCHES, JEWELLERY and Silver Ware.
~ The Subscribers continue tn have for sale full
EN3 assortment Of fine Gold and Silver Watches Of
azEaSthe approved makers which will be warrant.
81 correct rne-Eeepers and offered the very lowest
cash prices
They are constantly receiving the styles Of Fash
ionabe Jewelry OF every description Including Gold FOB
and Gnard Chains Breastpins, Earrings Finger.hpgs-
Bracelets, Head Ornaments &c.
Silver spoons Forks Butter Knives and SilycyYsre zen
sraly, Al The manufacturers prices.
BrltarniaWaTe, sne Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c Watched
and CLOCKS repaired by experienced workrnen.
LOCKWOOD II SCRIBNER BIS Pearl
au26 n Of FultOn-sL OPPOSITE, United Seie. Ho,es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

LADIES DRESS SCARFS.
MANNING L PRICHARD 81 Piue-si. offer FOR sale
tl Broehe Cashmere Scar OF various and assorted
cOlors.
Plaid SILK >carfs.
Plaid al WOOL long Shavls NJ 81.
GOLD rENS-Of Inc oes. manufacture .olt al re-
VI dnc-d prices a. No ~ Inbn--t ~ 2a,vtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

DRINTINL iNik MAuulactory.-The -ub-crb,f
mas recently introduced steam power and improved
machinery into hts mandatory which enables him ur
nish his customers WIKI very superior arice Printers
ard merchants who may have order, for Printers Ink Will
find them promptly executed moderate pUces and may
rely being supplied with lax ri -Nce-r; quality and
OF Interchangeable color The subscriber manufactures Ink
OF various cuors viz red, blue, green. Orders d-
rected to his Tory 80 Fronts between Mongou-
ery aud Governor ST. through the Dispatch Post Si! be
puncuay attended 10 This payer has been printed by
INK from This mandatory for several years
o6 2mDlW GEORGE MNrHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

CHAS. z. FOLWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 1872 BROADWAY, tup stairs pectiEly informs
Nh customers and gentlemen generally, that he na4 on
hand and constantly receiving the latest styles OF Cot-,
Cas-imeres Vesng- which be VII make up IN
be doubts not VIII prove every satisfactory % those
who msy favor him win tle,r patronage lie wishes IN
particular 10 call the attention Of gentlemen hs
style OF Dress and Patio O7ercoas he i earnestly Of
the opinion they be -Nceed IN this city ore!-e
where. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth ei have
their garments made with much purchased OF
him, I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

HI, FALL FASHI0NS.-Hats, tlals.-Paris molc
ILL SKIN hats 81 equal those sold by others 81
also elegant dress hats 81 80 and 81 d. superiorb
81 G.. g. Mlrch will be pleased h!s friends at hi,
establishment GEORGE T. RI. BROWN,
nj I'm. I,S CAnal-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09

ga FARM FOR SALE In the town of harrsOn,
Westminster county, the direct road from Rye 10
white Plans-lt miles from Rye. ~ from White
Plains y from steamboat landing. and y from MsmAs.
understanding about TO Buildings and ieEeei
in good order Situation very tine and land in high
OF cultivation For terms&c apply z. D. BROWN SO
Grnnl.St or IOnN PALMER. on the prrmises o6 Y
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Sns1;o1. Thomas
Stafford. y 5
SANFORD. Allen &
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ReBERT II. MORRIS, P. NJ.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
READ }! BE GUARDED!!
TO 'EuE pIIRI L.


fINHE increasing popularity of DR.. G.. BENZ
a. SMITHS IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has Induced n number
oil persons to make something they call Pulls and
coat them with sugar, in order to sell them for the
genuine while they do not possess particle of the
goodness, nor even assmiatc in appearance to the
original, DIR. Smiths Pills. In short, they are az,
intended FRAUD upon the community. A minis
ter who at first had an interest in imitation Su.
gar Coated Pill, manufactured in Albany N. y,
mas given them up, as he says, account of the
miserable dishonest parties concerned in manu-
iacturing them. The same party are now indus
Ilously circulating reports calculated iniure DR..
smith, and to affect the reputation of his valuable
pills; but rather than notice them in public, DIR.
Smith is about to institute legal proceedings against
them for their SANDERS, he has in another case
against a similar party, in which he recover cd a
large amount of damages. These miserable imi
tators have TO resort the most abominabe mea ms
to palm off their counterfeit pills as the public
know that DR.. Smiths are the original Al nd genuine
several Instances have come to public notice in
which life has been endangered by the unfortunate
use of the counterieits 1t is Or. Smiths Pills that
are doing so much good in the country-as the fol-
lowing plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dr.
Smiths Pills than all others.
This is to certify that have used the gar Coat
ed Fills manufactured by G.. Benjamin Smith, of
New York, for some time, and believe them to
be a good medicine; and also, from inquiry in that
city, am persuaded that he is the original invent
or and therefore is entitled to the benefit of the in
ventlon 5. WILLIAMS,
Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Pittspurgh
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MARRIED,

:, IN Sunday evening the goth instant, by the Rev.
V. Eskridge, Mr.. WILLIAM BERNIEcE, to Miss MAR
TIA POWELL.
On Thursday evening the oath instant by the
same. MIR. JOHN II. DicKEEsoN, TO Mrs. SARAH j.
BAINs. all of this town.
on Sunday afternoon, by the Rev Il. Hume, Mr.,
JOHN MARSHALL HUTCHINSON, to Miss SARAH,
daughter Of Samuel Walker, all of this place
n In Norfolk, on Thursday evening last, by Tie
nheVd. Ihos Crowdor, Mr. JoHN w. KEELiNG, of
that city.
n In Norfolk, Thursday evening last, by the
heV'd Thomas Crowder, Mr.. ANTHoNY Nelson, to
MS " MARY FRANcEs, eldest daughter of MIR. Ezra
l, Summers, all Of that city
q In Zanesvile, Ohio, on Wednesday, Dec. 8. by
1ee Rev. Mr.. Smallwood, Lieut. THOMAS JoRDAN,
y: ). A., 10 KATE, third daughter of The late Cap.
G Edmund Kearney, r. NJ. formerly of Key
'roye, New Jersey.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev'd Mr..
DDucktrout Mr.. Frederick S DAsHiELL, 10 Miss
rrIReiNfA ASH WEBB, both of Ferry Point, Norfolk
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il urS"e latitude of construction should now pre-
vail. and the Executive. as such. he endned with
ihe 'n'i ar"t wh'eh The war power OF the Con
s,Itul'on and the law of nations afIrd in ,ur MAJ
uonai conflicts IN h'reign Countries we shall omen
in oor national path yaw ming chasm. To ineulf
all the noble federarive features Of our Govern
msn', and cast mp IN their stead but a mnnstrous
ceniralism Establish but false precedent. and
the events oil no distant time may shgtsve i, as
an eplinrh on the tomb of oui constitutional hber
~ and free institutions. speak not thus fron,
any dlstrust of the present Executive. am i,s
friend. believe IL would never knowingly desire
such dangerous precedent, and he the las, To ex
ercise nnwarran,ed poweis. Bat still. in exercise
BY any Unconstitutional authority is dapuerm,s
aud Its advances IN later times, and in less pure
hards, might verify the uost fatal forebodiups. =
Thus admon'shlng. and myself impressed, I ask
then. again. what are the powers. the Executive.
as such. may exercise during war aver conquered
domlnons of The enemy. and whence derived ~
MY answer is, unhesi'atingly, none de, liable
from The Constitution, as merely erecutiue
pO,rers. .-s
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From the Boston Mercantile Journal, Jan. IS45.
DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD


There are so many '' certain cures'' for couphs
colds, and even consumptions, that we are some.
umes disposed TO question the efficacy OF any of
them Mr. S. w Fowle, druggist of the highest
reputation at 1873 Washing ton street has the gen
cy of an article called BaIsam of Wild Cherry
which seems to have for itself a good rep,,ta.
ton wherever it has been introduced. We have
seen letters from various parts of New England
from persons of the highest standing in the places
where they reside, bearing testimony to the bcne.
III themselves or friends had received from a trial
OF It's properties.
Extract from a letter dated
Petersburg, Va, Jan. Is 1915
gentleman of unqucs tonable veracity informs
us That his brother had been confined to his bed
Tor weeks with some species of cough that bafled
'ne ski OF several eminent physicians aud by the
use of two bottles of
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILL CHERRY
ne has been restored TO perfect health, and he is
NOW : lat and hearty man"
Yours, respectfully,
ROSSER s. ANDERSON, Dru ggists
n ne careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTb RS
bALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None Genuine
unless signed by l. BUTTS Address all orders to
sEI' w. FOWLF. :1oston, Mass.
W 70. -. ,fcuIars DIR. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had of the agent
=. Agents--Portsmouth, @. III HEINZ TSH, Agent :;
Norlolk, NJ. a. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State
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concluded in our ncxt.J
GEN. HAMER DEAD

The Southern mail ofyeserday morning brings
US the painful intelIlgenceof The death of Briga
der General Thomas l.. Hamer of Ohio, who
died al Monterey on the 9Th of December after
an illness of very short duration. General Ho,nor
was one of Oho's NEST distinguished. gallan,
and chvalr"ns suns. He was for many wears one
other representatives the loor of Conc ress and
but short time since we announced his trum
plant election 10 seat in the next Conoress of
the United States. While on the battlefield in
the service of his country, the Democratic Parry
selected him as their standard bearer, and he was
most trlumphanlly elected tn Congress. Now we
are called upon TO announce his death. Peace To
his ashes !-R ichmond ENQUIRER.
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GROCERIES, &c --lOOn bbls fine Floor Ricb
" mond Falmouth. BaltiInare md -.
A RARE CHANCE-

"a Having more on my hands than can
H5a5 well attend to, now offer that well knou,n
-s]N-1BUSiNESS STAND tEat lately purchased
oi l.. w. Johnson, with the new Piece attached
Ioi Rent inc ensuing year, on reasonable terms To
as good tenant-together with Cart House and Stalls
The Cart House and Stalls sufficient for the
coinmodauon for fifteen Horses and Carts Car
tlaSes' Glggs or Buggies. The House is well stu
ated loI Pubic House and Grocery or Rcfrccto
ry. Being thirty five feet in length by TWENTY-FIVE
dSeP; win seven large and convenient Rooms
good Room Tor Grocery or Bar Room. The loca
ton OF this House is admirable for business of al
ty yards of the foot of the Market Anv ncrson
wishing to enter in business would do we'll to call
down and view the premises.
Dec l7-3w RApFA1.N
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TBMPERANCE FEAsT.

'I'HE Young MEMS Total Abstinence Socieiy of
u Portsmouth, have the pleasure Of INFORMING.
The public that Mr.. JNo d. COUGH the great
tbs ueighborhood and will on this (Tuesdoy9
evening. at O'Clock. in the Baptist Church. com
mence the delivery of Series of Addresses before
Of elooacnce in aaicI, MI he biobIv VIC ,oyers
oy attending.
Tickets of admission, 2j ceDts; to be obtained
az the Drug Stores If Mes5rs. Watts & Hunter,
sehoolfed & Co, the Book Store, and at the door
Of the Church. THE SECRETARY,
Dec %
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HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO A. NJ
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in connexion with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrights wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. Nj. for the above cities and towns Passen.
gers eakiast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Walihall hall past IL M. where trains leave
immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past | p. M and
at Richmond about p. NJ, about two hours in ad-
vance of the old James River Line, and in a Boat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations, and the atten-
ton OF her officers to the comfort of her
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc
te' sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at hall past A. M. breakfast boa I'd the Angus
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about haIfpast p M
Ut will be pert eived from the above that thi.
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg business the
opportunity of transacting ii returning nv the
boat of next morning, to be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual landings on
James River to take in and put way travel and
at any other points the river where signal is
made.
The public may rest assured that it is the deter
mlnaton of the Proprictors to keep up this Line
permanently; an! to accommodate travellers be-
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg, and the Cities of the District of Com
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further information, tickets or reiqht annIv
to w. II GARNETr & co.
n. Il. The central position of the r. & p r. r.
Depot in Richmond, and its ooutiguity to the prin
cpal Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars from,
the North aud West, and the Canal Packets for
Lvnchburg, al de the economy as well aa the
convcnienccs of this Line Oct3
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From Wilson, starbird & Smith

Louisville, Feb. 49, 1876
DR.. Smith-Dear Sir: About two weeks AGO we
bought two gross of your Indian Vegetable Sugar
Coated Pills. Though business is dull here at This
time, yet we have sold them all. You will please
send us ten gross through Mcssrs. Lawrence &
Reese, of your city, who will forward them to US
via Pittsburgh. Yours respectfully,
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH.
Office 179 Greenwich street, (largc brick block y
&c Always ask for the Improved Indian Yegeta-
bic Pills.
90 And sec that @: Benz. Smith is 1Orihen with
pen the bottom of the box
c. III. HEINlfSH, Portsmouth, Agent for this
county, NJ. A. SANTOS, Norfolk, General Agent
for the State. Dec 2t
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VOICE FROM KENTUCKy

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in the mos.
aggravated form for three years past, and found
no relief until used DIR. G. BENZ Smiths Improved
Indian Vegetable Pills After using six bottles of
said v.luablc pills, am entirely cured. They are
a general remedy. ]. x. LEEMAN
Padncah Ky, Nov. 10, lS45
We certify to the above facts. Dr. Smiths Pills
are universally esteemed in this vicinity.
HODGE, OWENS & CO., Merchants
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Pastor LIST Baptist Church, Piitsr
From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Del)

We call the attention of our readers to the GER
thcatc of Rev. S. Williams, Pastor of the LIST Bap-
nst Church, Pittsburgh, in relation to DIR. Smiths
Pills. We can ourselves bear testimony to the ex .
ccencc of these Pills, one of us having used them
and experienced great relief from them.
The above Is the best paper i'll the State of Della
ware
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[From Messrs. Bull s. AIdcn.l

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. Is, 1916
Dir. G.. BENZ. Smith-Dear Sir You will please
send US twelve gross of your valuable Pills. From
present indications shal sell a large amount of
them. We find that they go very quick, &C.
Your friends, BULL & ALDEN