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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

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PSI well known for many years ~ the experiences ana
eiept superiuteudent of the Foreign Letter Depart
emf OF the New York City Post ofhce.
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Art h>D ~
DANCING.

4 CARD-Mr W. WHALE aid Daughter respectfully
n announce the ladies ard gentlemen 81 New-l0rk
and BROOKLYN that their Glasses Tor tfT2 VIII commence
A. Constitution Hall % Broadway Tuesday, October
4. and az Gothic Hail. Brooklyn. Monday, October IS.
Classes for ladies and gentlemen - their Private Academy.
6s sixfh-avenae. "Wednesday sept "a distraction
riren daily al the and fashionable Dances snd
Wsfr~s the private Academy a. SSihsvenue " here
Al. information Will be given. Particulars future YER
t.ser,snl. and circulars su2f l,V'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
~ Fxtrnrt. Tor Fiayorina

~ Extracts for Fiayoring 2 SIC ha-e-- -
c., (~ts--. In.rIot@ Russ- Plddngs, -Jrups rtl'
20 Gc Hishly eoneeutrsed Errset Of s,lil.' Le
ui0u Pescr. Rose, Citro. birier Aimsno az 49,, =.
A., 20 Wafer Peacn and Orsnz- Flower W stef- lot
a,vorns al kud CONNECTIONS Cooks AMI toni1ctohef-
have universally preferred these E1faet en .esoei u
.ueisut 10 favor quart Put up 10 mas q - ca eaeh
Prep.r-d b. HESRr JoBSsCS, CLeuls; - Broad AZ
west sidel N the Granite Building sod also q, ~ ~
fun-sr. - A+e~e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
10 xev.york and Ere Railroad Company.

The ~fockloldsrs of the New-f0rk and Eue Railroad
4 rnny are hereby notified that the annual election Tor
rcfo. Tor the year vii be held A. the once Ut
~. t.r.u.nv No ~ The Cry % Sew orks
essy fhe III day OF October neKt from 10 o'clock a III
m s-s9.fsr hook. viii be closed from the 22i Of Sep
sr -il tie dsy after the election By order VI the d.
-sefors NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
S.,sYorx sept. .. l6f7. - iol<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
NOTICES..
PHREEoLoGIsT AND PUBLISHERS,
row LRRS q WEIL-.
- SUI tSl Nassno-sf. y. \.

~ Water.Cur Embellishments, a. Bond al ".
-ni sso..-f fOysisr Bay H. / Or sHEw, tho earliest
iar1n practitioner and suthor " et-fCnr" receives
~.t.nts !. efogr Thos- Al distance ray bY sending
80 b.. advised ~ 4. treatment al hpn- msxbn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
TNIyER-ITY GKAMMAR -CHOOi.-Prot

u A JOHNSON, 9ector-rne iusun mellon 10 The CLASP
CAL snd MATHsMsricAL department will connne TIE en-
suing ,esr under the direction Of M George g. psrssr
formerly ~ ms Boston Lan school. h.sdmester assist
ID by M VIM McGeorge late OF the Poughkseps;e lnst
reach-r Of the Classics. and Prof Gsad instrue
lo Fr-lch The quarter begins On lss hrst Mon
day 70 s. pt-inher. Terms SIS quarter Application
for admsson may be made Al Tho University buidings
,o,tb vs,uy layer floor sul7 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
FAnREn'S
COFFEE HOUSE,

- THOMPsON,s YKkMlUm TnIss'
0%Nimpso.sd By }. T. bsa)sIis - Ssxs< :, ~
g :s:.: :: ): :: 4; :: ;;:: &C.,:
M. rupture wilhoa, bs<s ped, which eoss - Sc e:ch
snd sltss eod oises psroansnt spns 49,. r.s.sr
MAJ xvsn s1A noi psssscsiy ILL., 49,.
a. zlss. As 49, sepsessa - iss1sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
DRAWING

~ ID 4 I
II WATFRSTON would respectfully inform the pub
". tic that he will open hs next session for the instruction
IN drawing in black lead crayon, and painting ~ on os
water coors q Broadway sbout The 18Th Of sep
tember FOR farther particulars. apply a. hs residence
- Waker-sL
y B-Mr w viii continue 20 devote part Of his time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

IowA.-Wo learn from the 81 Louis Republican
that the Commissioners appointed to select new site
for the Seat VI Government Of Iowa are unable, thus
far to find suitable locality. They have been some
months engaged in this work and when done II is not
probable that the location will be approved 1t very
easy in Iowa in other States, TO unite Interests
enough to authorize the removal OF the Seat OF Govern
meni but the real point Of difficulty lie to agree upon
location of Ii.
The Burlington Hank Eye. an indeistgsble Wing
journal hos put dress and 10 printed Ia man
ner to make 1t highly acceptable to the people OF Iowa
The Hank Eye was the first Wing paper 10 lows-thero
are numbers OF them nowsnd So fast have the Wings
gained upon their opponents tina. we may well hope for
entire revolution in very little while. In bringing
about this revolution in public sentiment the Hd Eye
has performed important part, and We hope to find
that liberal patronage is extended 10 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

DOWER LOOM-.-tor sale, - narrow Looms 81
superior make Of iron. 20 weave tptlled WORK eitbrt
iron or ~oolen sstnets Kentucky yeans tSeods "
dnls with change cams. They viii be sod abasz1n.-
---lrs ~ ~ Ero.d-.t ~ i've
DRINTI>G INK MANUfACTORf.-2si ana
- FrOut-st between Montgomery and DoTrfDesf'''
Fast Riyer--0ihce "A Maiden-lspe, second floor. 49,.
The subscriber continues 70 manuiartnre asa -
s,aHtJon hand ok Of al the ysrie;ss q asess 1uyR
al 3mD&W OEOhnh ~
nFVTER FAUCETS large assortment o. ps .sS
i ter Britannia and plated fsacer eons.eo.y :, -
and for sae Wholesale and retail. Il 5oiIL T..
so lw LuCltS hshI, 81 49,
<-...ERax~ g. DAVID r. GAR.
II It-~ .r<.n.etjors a. fSs< snd tommiss.".s' -
D--5sfor Pennsylvania and ieos 49, To-, ~ es NO
,.,s 80 ,tsls- snd STATE Of New Ion omcs
nars 70 tnose '' snI 1av2m-
IS WaLsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

VERMoNT.--Wo learn that IS Wing Represent
atives, g. Locos and Liberty men have been
elected. In q towns no choice--oi course no cleo
ton Of Governor The Lsterty Press. Burlington,
Vermont says that the Wing Senators are prob
ably chosen in that (Chittenden County by close
vote The Locos appear to have had all their
news first this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
Native American Nominations.

The Native American National Convention,
which assembled at Philadelphia last week, at a
late hour on rday night nominated Gen. Zactary
Taylor Of Mississippi for President and Gen.
Henry A. 5. Dearborn of Massachusetts for
Vice-President. The Natives appear to go it
strong on Genersls.l Gen. Taylor is Old lack
Of that name, but whether he has commended
himself to Native support by Transforming the
Mexican population Of the great Rio Grande
valley into Prospective citizens Of this Republic or
by other Of his exploits. doth not ct appear.
Gen Dearborn was for years Adiutant General Of
Massachusetts is vehement Native. and proved
il by very violent, rash execrable expression In
a speech at Philadel phia some two years ago to
this ehect-Thst the Natives Of this country must
shortly put down the Foreigners among US by the
ballot box or be compelled to subject them by the
sword.-He is just the man for a Native Candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

would respectfully nfoim her friends snf the PUBIC
that designs remove herschoo rom ~ arssn E,
E.s Twantisfh Crenessy fsin, A"esNc'n VI
snnrthavenre and IvingriAre) and VIII commence the
nsuiny term on the 18Th of September, ~ hondsyD
Tue house Ia cOmmodous and Tfahsei "un suPe'Io,
accommodations for the school aud he location Is not
In the cy-sccessihe nv several lines o'ssss
ADD hs rail cars directly psrs and In tue immedse
vicinity Of two three olhers
Crr,ilars NAV hes obtained at Doremus Nirons, cor
nr Of Nassau and Liberty and hs bookstore 81 a.
Francis 4 Co. 80 Broadway. su<o Itn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

DEATH OF Hon. GEORGE H. PRorFrT.-rhe
Louisville journal states that Hon George IL Profii oil
Indiana formerly Member of Congress from the Evans
Vile District and recently Minister To Brazil died
ia that city on the 9TH inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

EUICATION.-Mon fOiGNEr having by The re-
Ia quesl % his pupils parents made arrange
take into bis family limited ramoer OF boys ~
boarder begs leave 20 inform hs friends ard those that
have already ntrused him Win their confidence hsi ne
will b. ready TO receive his pupils Molday 7th OF Sept
Mons has been for the two past years devoted TO the IN
srucon Of youth formerly Professor OF he French Ian
guage At S. rhOmsss Hall Flushing, l. l. when that insii
luton under the rectorship 90 Rev DR.. HANKS and
since four years engaged IN The school known Ia The public
under he firm Of Messrs fOigaet Taylor, Classical
French and English school For terms see circulars the
same a, shove, or at VI. rs residence, 27 Greenesl
.lI ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
WANTS.


WANTED rev sssiye yeany nsa to 20 sosth 81
w West at SCENTS for the sale Of and porR4r
pubc<tionsS5o over and above their psnses vi te
asured 70 them IN writing With porsnpity Of sssns
y $40 Per year some men In pioy will
eoaht male o. se year esar Of ell expenses
zach wall have his dssiet II will % aeesssny fss
them To have q, east from Us go 70 ossan . sooa af
TING out Apply Ct FRENCHs Publishing Han, -
Broadway Up ssirs once Of the Flag VI ear taioa Ala
letiers mat Be postpaid so
iWANTkD-Pspsls The piano q l~o 1oiars per
w nonth ~ Nariskst near St. Johns fsrk. b. Id
VITO has edies azcsr OF the FIRST Eassss Europe
She has osa experiences tssch,nS 10Th
fns ard and ths city where abe he's met with sssf
g ~.
WANTED Young men who are acquainted wttk 81
w cins 10 ske charge Of Southern sDd Wsst.
cities To scnse parsons excellent opportupsty
viii he gwen for establishing them sslvss IN bssnsss ror
farther information apply the wholesale Drux ana Mod
icine Store. II Chambersst Y. = lns
VlvANTED.-Ah boy in lawyers o6es about IS yees
w Of age smart ard setve Address N o. this o6e
with specimen Of hand writing ell y.
A YOUNG GENTLE MAN graduated a. . New
College together With thorough N de e1s
estsn Wiling devote few hour daily 70 the insrue
ton OF private pupils IN connection with pus sezsi-
natv H. will also deliver Of Lectures on Phya.
ooxy or any other branch Of medical science Cleared
The satisfactory tesmon sls cen oe presented Al
dress {. ;. J. At tins oitee. MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

t>sf' Biaghamton Broome Co. has iast elected
Wing Charter Officers by 20 majority. This cleo
ito is generally premonitory of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
rI,O PATENTS AND GUARDIANS. The

cipal a select school liu which the NUMBER on pup
l. limited situated M the vicinity Of fouteenih-r ahd
Fishthaveuue will receive SIX boys tor the purpose y
netinq hi. complement Of scholars a. early ~ posi-
HE n the low dollars per quarter IN advance
They will be instructed the usual English studies WIN
,ts atm Greek and French Languages, II required -
ou four boy will also be taken and instructed IN he eir
nenfsry branches AZ four dollar, per quarter Abe a.
are en- tssed ~ the Classical and French depart
ts Parents addressing a line TOD instructor al tins
once viii he waited On by the Principal who viii more
liz, ',,i,in ne cie.. al stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

yu,uC CLASSICAL, and Commercial Institute -
] broadway viii b. re0pened Monday sept o. IN
tins Institution young gentlemen Will b. Thoroughly IN
structed m all the branches requisite tor conmeIeia Pu
srits or entering college and every attention VIII oc
III he ,u.rs morals and Intellectual improvement OF me
on,iia and mo- one will b. allowed ro remain M the n.tl
,n vbo.e epo,oeut Is not exemplary. Terms from 70
10 : n DER quarer inluesuOnaue re.fences gwen %"
ann-.c..nu L. -...nh i \ NkWMAN fnnclp.
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srw.YORK TRIBUNE.

voeK DAILY TRIBUNE ~ PUBLISHED
VIE ~sav MORNING. SUNDAY EXCEPTED
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are n, when they prefer they can pay N ADVANCE o.
=. r@st for s,x ulonibs year al The same rsn.
- 81 copies Two CyrTs Nail subrribers Five Dol
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,.psr required 10 ali exchanges vsh Counuy ss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

~ Daring the prevalence of the Yellow Fever
at New Orleans four of the newspapers of that city will
be published but three times a.week The Commercial
Bnien and the Times will appear alternate days, and
the arrangement has been adopted 10y tho Coirin
and Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
NEN-YORk TRIBUNE.
Wisconsin Election

By Telegraph 10 The Tfibune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

N,I-- M. uAvENS VIII reopen her school Tor
wi Young Ladies .t1 rsintst ON he ION OF sspem
Der nexL Applications for the admission 81 ppis ns
m 10 Ia h.r p-r,ously al the school and stler the 5th
Of september and prior tO that time 20 n haVeos f-i
or 10 H. w. Havens E,q 30 Wsi-sL .! elmer OF winch
olac-s circulars stating terms, NC. may he ooIhneh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

Az there were some inaccuracies in the tele
vsphIc dispatch Published yesterday We copy the
hHOviug more complete statement of tho latest news
IRON New Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

PoLrcE.-The premises OF Ihomas bovee go
:, >, a., .as ro.b-d OF ss7. with which The
Ihei s.e.pss JaHs Won CHM .s' sre.'d la's 1'se'
Nv os,oer, Barker snd o'sei OF To- sis,n ward
,ssre.s with violently ssssafng csrohn- WILSON, no
mn, sr mad ard ons Ut her eyes very seriously She
WA detained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

RrscuED-A boy about ie years o,a was issI
nig ID, rescuvd from downing 81 70" A'' ~ "
officer >.sly Of The Seventh "srd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

n ~IOkEs DILhEhsUNl III N1l.7' =
Jylsn ------; -: -S.S3o-i 2,
,fI4I-I have Tor sale a. lA7 ysfe htss -
I H. la. Yeas, my usual supply o. S.N Ia, a.
-c,,-, m = P~a~b Orchard Goa Iois sresvn Vim nr
rtr,c !. cofd-ne- hat yurcfss-rs can procure n,s
t.r Tehigh and other White An Sot' "a
yard. Vh" .or OF Lanrsns
.u.b I'M
IVaAI-I an dsiiy disehsrsins mo o-st soaA1J OF
l go Orchard Coal ard viii deliver y ~ me io.i'~.
-, ,s,--. Ir r.sn only viz isfs. Rat ~ % stove "
Ds - 49,. a. = ceas additions. scre-csc
80 80 . - S.Td corner XXX ard Green eh alta
fum M Js''i PETER CLINTON
ATT tJIr-SJT sIHtS LkiIltUAL
90 loarf u Drais Dsrses, al Phisde PMS
,..@f.s Rsirosa NhAry-s fr sale by
CAS- A HEcK5CHER, ~ Sc1In-st- ap stairs
sule -aeod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14
CITY ITEMS.
MONDAY. sep,ember

MONDAY, September n
TIE FRENcB sTEANERs-lt IS said that many Of
the first mercantile houses Of the City have written
de Riche5oGrs President c the Company Of Herouli
and d. Handel wro Is nos in this country recommend
ius him 70 appoint consgo-e rather than establish a
special agency in ibis City
The csnsg-s and expenses Of the Sev York caused
BY her delay amount 70 shout 5000 The Company
has given 81 900 20 Hr Msury whose legs uere broken
By the fan Of pile OF wood on the wharf caused by
The bowspri, Of ihe -ieamer TIE bark s.sinst which
she ran claims $1,000 damages Il Ia not yet certain
whether ths, sum will be allowed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-14

STEAMBOAT AccIDEsr.-The steamboat Lake
VIC ooosarfiyed a, our wharf yesterday from me W
Yer ~""oeri This vessel WAS chartered for trip I
10. so"s'one River. but when al the mouth OF 20,
.s ~nsyenee River sbOat 500 miles from her desii
NJ IT, 80 o S ner steam connecting pipes scsldnl
NJ 4uoN@' Nio~sy 90 a. 10 his death In sbOu
six hours No other person wss injured
Ion. D.. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Great Bargains to be
had in Goods.

As the Subscribers intend closing their busi-
IN hess in the Mercantile line this Spring, they
now offer Great Bargains to those wishing to pur.
chase Goods. Their stock is quite good for the
season, amounting to four or five thousand dol.
lars, the most Of which have been bought within
the last twelve months. Cali, If you want goods
cheap.
All persons indebted to the firm by book ae.
counts, are requested Ia call and settle immedi-
Gtsiy.
M.ADOO, SCOTT, e. Go.
March 3. 6S-5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

A NOTE Of hand on William II. Merritt for
"A 800. due the LIST Of January, 1913, and
made payable to Harriet A. Reeves, deceased.
ANY person finding the same will confer a favor
by handing il 10 the subscriber; and all persons
are forewarned not TO trade for the same, and the
maker from paying il to any enc but the subscri-
Der, or TO his order.
MANLY SNIPES,
Admir- of Harriet A. Reeves, decd.
March 10. 69--3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
Notice..

MIR. John Bauskett, Of Edgefield District,
4'A South Carolina. having qualified at Febru-
AIRY term of Orange County Court, ls47, as Ex-
ccutor of the last will and testament of HENRY
O'DANIEI., deceased, and having by power OF
attorney appointed me his agent; ! hereby give
notice to all persons indebted TO said estate to
make immediate payment; and all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed nv law.
JOHN NEWLIN, Agent Of Ex'r.
February %. G7-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
N tiCe.

's'HE public is respectfully informed that the
IL co-partnership formerly existing betweeo
Stafford and Dixon has been dissolved; and that
the subscribers have formed partnership, ann
will continue to Manufacture and Repair
Threshing Machines and Straw Cut
ters, Edge Tools, &c.
We have employed good Northern Workmei''
and are preparing to do work in superior style
10 what has been done heretofore. VIC are pre-
pare to furnish castings from any pattern not ex'
ceeding four thousand pounds. All letters on
business will receive immediate attention, IL d.
rected to the subscribers at Snow Camp Post Ot-
flee, Orange County, N. e.
DAVID DIXON & BROTHERS.
February %. 67-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
FOOTE'S
Sketches OfNOrth Carolina,

A SUNl,'ER of copies of this deeply interest
n ing work H.. We been deposited with the Rev
gYsxsr BrnwELL, L., HilIsbo:ough, and can be
had of him at the price o. 81 per copy ~
Fchustx 81. VI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
To Builders.

LIrILl. he let 10 the lowest Liller. on the pre-
w misses. on Saturday the 30 Of April. the
repairing Of the Bridge acrass Haw River At
Moody fery. Specifications made known at
the time Of letting out.
ISAAC HOLT. \
AI.EX'R S. WEBB,
THOS- WOODY, SComm'rs.
SAINT. STOcKARD,
WIN. J. BINGHAM,
March Q. g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25
SPEECH OF
MR. c0RWIN, OF Ohio,
The l1exican war

Delivered IN tle Senate q The United States,
feisuay n, 1917.
Concluded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-25

s.TSSe . . . es6S Sss
/; $ ;s. ~
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-12-07
TIE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED
Remedy

edevossh his
by he
He
iwilcom
inis
dreadful o
Eenh
disgusting thought Of while Sing
BOsOnn
and mo in
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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-12-07
THE GREAT REMEDYm
Houses Indian Tonic.

A safe and sure cure for CfIILLS OF AGUE g. FEE
YER, in the Unprecedented short time OF Five Hours
las thousands throughout the West and South
can testify, who have been thus speedily cured by
this GREAT REMEDY!
LIVERY one who is afflicted, should be anxious to
Il obtain that remedy which offers the best, quick.
est, and safest cure no matter from what source 1t
springs; every honest being bound to embrace the
truth, wherever found Therefore, the proprietor
justice to the public and HIMSELF feels called upon to
state, honestly, few facts. which will establish
Houses Indian Tonic to be the best remedy for
CHILLS or AGUE AND FEVER, now known. Fact lst-
The article is convenient and pleasant to take-ls re-
fined from all gross particles, which render other pre-
parations muddy nnuseous and disagreeabe to the
taste and If the directions followed will every
case with mathematical certainty, in from three to
five hours. Astonishing :! but true. Fact 2nd-
BY its action upon the liver and other organs con-
cerned in forming it, the bile Is regulated, the morbid
action induced by the OF the disease is destroyed
-fever alayed--and it will be found powerful
agent in assisting to levers generally. Fact
3rd-It gives tone TO the stomach -invigorates the
body stimulates all the functions to healthy action
land is highly useful, wherever tonics wanted.
Fact 4ththis tonic has performed, and is daily per-
forming, cures In CE1LlsS or AGUE & FEVER,
tie making n cure in q case of TEN YEARS stand
ing; another in case OF NINE Y EARS standing---
that which had previously bafled all skill and
every remedy. Look at the many other astonishing
set forth in the certificates around the bottle and
then say, If HOUSES INDIAN TONIC does not de-
servedly stand, pre-eminenty the greatest remedy OF
the times Read the certificates carefully; they are
from your neghbors and friends and whenever you
with any of them, Ito ascertain the ruth) don't
tail to ask them concerning it, Be sure to ask for
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC, and as you value your
health, don't be put off with any thing else.
Prepared and sold by GEO. w HOUSE, Nashville
6m " N WooLsEY, Evansville, Ind