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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The majority Of La Sere (DcmocraD IN lie
first Congressional District, will be about 2,0oo.
In the Second District, where the Commercial
Times reported The election Of Landry, 3D. The
result seems yet in doubt The Bulletin Wing,
is "greatly disappointed" in the vote Of The 2nd
municipality, Mr.Landry leaving ii with Ill ma
iori,y, when the Bulletin calculated upon the same
majority for Thibodeaux, (Whis) Itsays:
ave still, however. not only hope, but believe,
that MIR. Thibodean1 has succeeded, as we nave
great confidence in the Wings Of the Latourche
parishes. who, we believe, have not, and would
not, desert their standard, in the hour oil peril"
The N. Orleans Courier, D., has the follow
ing:
"The vote given to Mr.. Landry The Democrat
ic candidate Tor Congress in The second district IS
large beyond all expecaion-hiss success depends
upon The parishes ye, 10 be heard from, in Which,
as vet, The result is very doubtful. The second
district is though, 10 be strongly in favor OF the
Wings. Should MIR. Landry be elected The event
will be matter of cougfatulation 10 our party
Mr.. Thibodeau1, his Wing opponent, being by
far the most popular man OF that party who could
be brought into The field against him.
"rake ii all together, We feel high satisfaction
at The result OF The days election"
The Parish of Ascension Zone precinct 10 hear
irony gives Thibodeaux BIS, Landry Pill, Bar
ker /. For the Legislature, one Wing and one
Democrat slightly ahead.
In New Orleans and Algers, The Democrats
have elected the two Senators and len members
and the Wings len. In Jefferson parish, The De-
mocrais have gained one member and The vote FOL
Senator is very close.
In the United States District Court, Judge
Halyburton, at Norfolk, Robert Wilson alias Ro
bert Bus,le and George Watson, white boys
charged with burglary and larceny al Old Point
were acquitted BY The jury-s also, was Stephen
Allen, charged with receiving stolen goods al
Old Point knowing them TO have been stolen.
The case of William c. Maitland and James
Wilson, seamen, belonging TO brig Long Island
charged with refusal TO do duty, and with drawing
a shealh.knife and sling sho! on the Captain, wa:
argued on Saturday evening by General Mison
counsel for the prisoners, on motion by Rooer
c. Nicholas, Esq, District Attorney to commi
for ,rial-and, on Monday, The prisoners wer'
committed for trial at Richmond, where the wit
nesses are recognized 10 appear.
The Court adjourned on Monday afternoon.
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THE FEMALE SCHOOL.

TIL FEMALE SC6OOL
ElleDton, the residence OF DR.. John Feild in the
"A county OF Brunswick, will be re.opened on the fr.
Monday in january, ls4S, by Miss Sarah A. Mather
and Mrs. NJ. E. Howerton.
The services Of an experienced teacher have been SO
cured give Ld,i, rfriiCH ana llalnc-
matics
TERMS SESSION OF TES MONTHS :-Boarding ssh;
Tuition 2u; Music 40 Languages and Mathematics 20.
h,,,ne n ,be end Of the session. No charge pro-
f.ssunal services in cases of sickness among the
youna ladies boarding in the family.
Nov. y-c2awtd
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioner BY The
i Circuit Superior Court OF Law and ChanceTy for
III. County of Goochand the April term lS47 In the
ease Of Carter u.s. Carter will offer for sale, at public
Auction, at SABOT HILL, 10 said county, at u o..
fur NOT the next fair day, the following property,
VIZ Twenty or thirty Negroes, fifteen Mules, thirty or
fs'y head OF Cattle, or two hundred Hogs smoii
flock Of Sheep. the crops of Tobacco Corn, Hay and
Oats the presen, yea lot Of Provender, and all the
farming implements belonging TO said Estate In case
The sale no, completed the 2oth 1t viii be con-
unaci from day TO day
The TERMS, ns deereed by the Court, cash.
c. IL. CARTER, Commissioner.
OeLSl5-3tawtda
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;gw FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
E.. III. TrigS

WAVING taken House the Basin, tenders his SER
Il vices TO his friends and the public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
staple articles of produce.
L. II. T. In the sale Of Tobacco, will be assisted by
a gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged Judgment is fully competent TO sustain the in
te,es;s of Planters. Feb 9--cu
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FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE,

THAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
1 property of the tate Albert T. Goodwin lying in
pinwiddic, on Hn,cher's Run, about five miles from
tn Courthouse, AMI twelve from Petersburg contain
ing shout $500 acres large portion Of II in woods OF
prime quality. Few such estates be found in tbs
county, being well adapted 10 the growth Of corn,
wheat. oats and tobacco. The lots in excellent
DER There is Dwelling house, with five rooms
Also. necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs
Painters seeking investments seldom meet with such
IN opportunity Of sung themselves near market The
Terms will be liberal. 4. X. MEADE,
Executor of A. 7. GOODWIN, deceased.
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VOLUME XLlV.-NUMBER Sc.
DIR. pLUMER ON CoRpoRArIoNs.

We have jus; had the pleasure OF reeusing a
racy spirited ard able treatise, on the subject Of
corporations, from The pen Of The Rev. DR.. Plu-
mer, late OF this CITY. Ii is entitled "The Sub
stance OF an Argument! against the indiscrimi.
na'e Incorporation OF Churches and Religious
societies." delivered before the Committee OF
Ceufis Of Justice OF the House OF Delegates OF
Virginia on The evening Of the Sh January and
on suosequen; evenings, in A. D., 1886 in reply
10 James Lyons and William n. Macfarland,
hSqs, lie sk!ul and ingenious champions OF
The other side. We are sure that il will at.
tract much attention in its present form, al.
though 50 many Of cur citizens had the op.
Poruniy Of hearing The argnmcn! when ii
was delivered in the hall Vi he House of Dc.
lega'es A rerusal Of The priacd speech will
ic!olaly recall The scenes II the animated debate
10 The minis OF those Who were spectators and
hearers Of the t0nTncm.nt last Winter; and To
'hose VINO were Tot prcsen. i will afford flesh
ana Instructive view Of lie !aeii's Of this is.nog-
ant subjcc'. The mastery defence OF tic policy
oil Virginia on this vital question OF Religious
lncoFpolations-th amount OF statistical inior-
~, ,;or ,;,h -:
wi,h i,s Iro;d =,
op,rccs or ,,:.,.,.on Wv "'"'I',"7 eVA
,hor o.,ta nn.', eS'"'''"' '","'. '''' az
,ro,, -, -, .s:'s y Il" '',pA'"a' "ea''ns
ha. cl. WV ,Sn wen - ''e 'es' Interests Oh
T.. ''e" "''' ''"''. "c'e Is no ''ie' essay
""'." e'"'''"' s"e" On amount u lS''"I"Hy' Or
80: "',', =. "'<'o.'ca !0e's' respecting col
rs, H"""y y 'ncn oe''ssa 'ioin au'hofi-
~ ;, ;" ".''e a.eess') es uoes 'h's' WHEN
'a"', "a. J"s' gwen 10 Inc puoic. he
"'ef '''e'es' WHICH nc ieh III HE qneslon-Ihe
io"s ''iie NJ oe'o'eo 20 us investigation, 10 say
"o'n'Ds q MS uniues.'oned ability as reasoaer,
e'n'ne"'y 4uai'isu MIN iof Inc discussion OF his
meme
The readers Of the Argument will hardly be
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The Wing conlnues 10 argue that both parties
a, the North are decidedly ana infexioly devoted
to the Wimot Proviso, "wiih comparatively lew
exceptions, which are magnfed into undue I'M
por,ance by the conspicuous position as po''''-
cal leaders of idirldnois wi0 hare rainy e'sagEa 10
stem the impeuous torren, of anil slavery ianaii-
cism."
The Wing here evidently rcierslo Mcssrs. Buch-
anan. Dallas, &c. If these gentlemen have VAIN
ly essayed 10 stem the ampstnons torrent OF anti
slavery fanalcism," with what justice did Inc
Wing denouncc their bold and manly conduct on
the Wilmot provso, as hypocrisy and as the
fruits OF selfish ambition According 10 The
Wing, sel.-ineicst should have induced them 10
floa, down "the impeluous torrent OF anil slavery
iana,icism," instead Of essayng to "sem" lis
fury. The Wings conclusions utterly conflict
Nth ;,cn rnmicec
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The United States Steamer General Butter,
u,as 10 leave New Orleans for Vera Cruz on The
q Instant, with company Of Illinois mounted
volunteers and a company Of Ohio volunteers
She was also 10 take Alr. l.. FITZGERALD ias'stl",
bearer OF dispatches 10 General Scott and Lieu
tenan, Browsing Of the United States Army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12

DEPARTURE OF Mr.. WISE.-The Hon.
Henry A. w Use ei his city this morning in he
steamboat Thomas Jefferson, for his home IN a e
comac county, Virginia lie will land at hnlch'
ins's Landing. where he is 10 b. received ~
large number Of his fellow c:zens, VINO have
made arrangements 10 welcome HIM WIN every
OF resrccl. Nj wise sul'y sns-
,s;ns The minsiratiou and i,cypcced 10 give
his views on tha, and the Bfazi''n question at
lenoh On The occasion, ana Mi, undoubtedly,
make an eloquent and patriotic speech. Hesocs
home in restored heah--a fact which mus, prove
hioblv gratifying 10 his numerous and enthusiast
lie friends.-l Bal. Argus Of .Nco.S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12

We learn from Tie London correspondent OF
lie National Inleisencer, ,ha. in aluiing 10
have nearly reached is eliminating point, Doug.
las Jc.rod SAYS : If the Emperor Of Russia
c:nsc. - eo,i --.... '-c pam Va ca 80 sS''' -
a.e absolutely al his mercy. Such state o.
,binns is di.afaccldl 10 our national character"
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The Wing may mol concur in The oplni on o.
its political friend Of The Philadelphia NoI'h
American, that The election Of Gov. Skunk was
a decision against The Wilmot Proviso-bul when
the Wing and the Democratic journals oil Penn
sylyania all agree in that opinion, we see not
how il can be r.fuied. Such a conjunction Of
views furnishes the very "besl evidence"
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
EB q q n Fl N n EH a m go.

MK RS. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
IVA commodious Tenements over The Stores of aessrs
Brooks, Bel! Hudson and Messrs. Binford Fry on
tho Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
day, rs well as yearly aud monthly boarders, in good
style Terms moderate. The location for persons vi
sttng Richmond on business is OF the best in The
city. July o-cwIy
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LAW SCHOOL AT sTAUNToN.


THE next sessi ion Of this School will commence rs
heretofore on the 2Oth of November. l8i7, and ter
inmate on the 23th March following The system Of in
suctcn employed In it, consists chiefly in minute and
thorough examinations the portions OF the text BOOKS
previously designated for study, accompanied with such
appropriate explanations, Illustrations and oral couinien
tares each LESSEN may require or suggest, and WIN
occasional original lectures. Tho subscriber has tested
the eligibility Of this method Of instruction by Tue prac-
lice o from its adoption to the present term being the
last eight or nine years Of the existence OF his school,
aad his preference for the purely lecture system
now generally abandoned) is confirmed by his expert
enee Of IT'S superior advantages.
The students divided into two casses;-tnose pc
ginning the study Of municipal law constitute the Ju-
NOR, and those who have made sufficient progress IN
The study Of the law, the Senior class Text Books OF
tue Junior Class-Chitty's Blackstone, Stephen on
Pleading lst vol. Of Starkie Evidence and Francis
Masims Of Equity. Text Boaks Of the Senior Glass
fuckers Commentaries, Lomaxs Digest, Lonax on
Executors and Administrators, Goulds Pleading, lst
vol, Of Chi,,ys Pleading, lst VOL of Greenleas Evil
dence Sory's Equity jurisprudence and Lubes Equity
Pleading 1t is desirable that students should come
furnished viii all the Text Bcnks, or as many OF them
as be conveniently procured Fee for Instruction
S61-payabe in advance. Ii further Information oe
desired, it can BIO obtained by corresponding WIN .he
subscriber. LUCAS r. THOMfSON.
Nov O.
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DOCTOR GIBSON
ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
II services to the citizens OF Richmond and It's
vicinity.
II Office 7lh street, near franklin.
Oct. 5-c2aw3m
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e, ,o-cwem PoWHATAN ROBERTS. elk.

N7oTICE-T .ba pet,ion the Legislature Of Virginia,
~ al It's next session to raise the Tolls on Mayo's
Bridge. q. @. MAYO. :
Eoy. 9-cwSw
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: = a ~. s: ana ''''''' In Bankruptcy.
THE creditors Of the defendant arr nonhea ina,
dividend OF one and quarter per cent VIII he ae-
eared NJ The next term of the United States Court ior
the Eastern District Of Virginia. ,.,,,
Nov e-c4t Special Assignee Of Bev Sydnor.
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DAYS LATER FRDM EUs.UFE.
r,,,,;n,,cd Depression in The Money Market
niur. heavy tai,urcs-Fiour stationary Adj
vance in Corn-Bank CT England Relief-Con-
tinued Decline in Cotton.
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TN CHANCERY -VinatsIA:-A Rules held in the
Clerks Once of the Superior Court of Chancrry for
The Richmond Circuit the 9Th day of September 1877
Benjamin Jones md Ethelbert Hudson partners. un
der the firm Of Jones & Hudson, Plantis:
apainst
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16

CrRiors CAsE.-A child about four
years aud half old, son of Mr.. j II
Sweet, Of South Reading, accidentally
swallowed copper cent some two months
since. Several ply sicians we're called in,
and he was made to vonit at intervals
for twenty four hours after the accident
Subsequently he remained pretty well,
with the exception Of difficulty Of fswollow-
ing Mr.. Sweet, suspecting that the
cent was still lodged in the throat,
took the child las, Thursday to DR.. .Wymar
Of Cambridge, who passed probing
instrument down the little sufferers throat,
and distinctly felt the cent. The doctor
then made sort Of double book Of COM
mon covered bonnetwire which he passed
into the throat, aud on the first trial
succeeded in hooking up the cent, which
was lodged in the aesophagus, standing
edgeways! TIE child is now as well as
ever.-Tronseript.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16
How 10 Restore the Productive
ness Of old Apple Trees.
BY II. ". ROCKWELL, UTICA, N. r.

III IL W =. RoShN tiit OIIthD ~ T.
A. j. DowNiNG, ESQ do not re-
collect "f having seen any very valua.
Bile results recorded IN the liorticultu-
risi, concerning the root pruning OF the
apple. ] have, however, tested the ex-
pertinent, with u little variation from the
directions lald down IN the article Of
your correspondent, GLOW 10 renovate
an outcasi," mud have had the sa,islac-
non Of seeing my most sungulne antici-
paiions more than realized.
The experiment was performed upon
three trees Standing in my grounds, none
{" which were less than huiy years old.
one OF these trees, an old fashioned d
N"w Town Pippn, aud great invo-
rite, had borne moderately; the other
iw" made ou, between them, TO get up"
about dozen apples year, ust to let
me know, | presume, that they 'could
d" It," but were perfectly Indifferent
h0p i, wa. done.
last summer, undrrtook the renova-
ton oi these trees. For this purpose
] opened between them trenches, say
ten feet in length, two feet in depth, and
about eight feet equidisiant from tree to.
tree. The roots which were encounter
ed IN this operation, were, OF course, all
cut of, the trenches filled with tceH rot.
f,d manure, aud closed. ] finished by
giving each of the trees about a peck of
charcoal mixed with the same quantity
Vi ashes, und now Tor the result. ! have
this year gathered hom the two
outcssls, just mentioned, instead Of my
ANIMAL dividend of dozen apples, from
s,y {" eight bushels apiece Of as hand
some iruit as you ever saw, with about
the same proportion from the third which
has always been a moderate bearer.
believe the experiment has succeeded
ms perfectly as il each tee had been
completely eneircied by a trench, as di-
rccted ~ the plan for the renovation Of
the pear tree. IL certainly is easier to
b. put in practice where root pruning is
to he done on q large scale.
Yours H. w. ROCKWELL.
We commend the foregoing to the
possessors Of unfruillul old apple or
chards. Such are not unfrequenily seen,
where the barrenness Of the tree arises
solely from their having exhausted all
the elements of fertility ia the soil. -
Forced to emit set Of new roots, and
supplied with abundant nour ishment, the
trees quickly regain their former fruit
fulnrs-. The result of Mr.. RocKwELL's
experImen, proves that for the labor ex-
pended, the orcha:dlsl is abundanlly re-
muneiated. --ED.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16

Fms AT WEsr TRoY.-On Tuesday
fire broke out in West Troy in the
rear Of the checkered store aud stable
occupied by Twis, g. Corty, situated
above the side cut on the west side of
the canal. Three large stables were
burned.
Two were owned by Mr.. Gunnison,
and one by Mr.. Carty. Four horses in
Gunnison's stable perished; two belong
ing to himself aud the others to Mr.
Williams Some two or three dwellings
were badly injured The entire los.
probably amounts to $1,000 or $1,000
part Of which was insured in the Saratoga
Mutual Troy Bmigd.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16

BtTTING-A Georgia negro was riding .
mule along and came to bridge, when the
mule stopped. "I'll bet you a Qnsr:er." said
Jack, "Tll make you 90 over dis bridge"
and with that struck the mule over the ears.
which made him nod his head sudJeny.-
" Yon take de bet. den. sad the negro, and
con,rlved tn get the stubborn mule over the
bridge. 81 won dat quarter, any how, 1"
SAID Jack. But how will you get your
money 2" said man who had been close by,
unperceived. Tomorrow, said Jack,
"massa glb inc dollar to &c, corn, and takes
de quarter out"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16
SuppEN ILLNESS EcRErARY WALK

SUDDEN ILLNESS OF EcRETARY WALK
IR.-- Warrington. Dec. 9h, 1871
Secretary Walker was attacked in the
Treasury Department, at three o'clock,
y. NJ. to-day, with fain,ing, some say
apoplexy, but probably by extreme ex-
haustlon. He fell and was taken home,
where he now lies very i'll. lie had
been III Tor the past ten DAYS, with dis
charges of blood from the bowels, and
had slept but lille for the FIVE last days,
being constantly in the Department.
lie vas at his office all last night and
slep, none ill six this morning, when he
took n short nap on a sofa. lie was q,
the Capitol previous to the attack, on
the presentation Of his Annual Report 10
Congress Everything was in admira-
BILE order in his Report, with voluminou-
accompanying documents and tables
lie had personally superiniended all.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16
SpeMccr's Vegetable Pills,

ITtVE now been before the public for the
III last fourteen years and have stood the bes!
oi all tests, "A thorough trial The proprietor OF
thi. celebrated medicine did not in offering il
to the public, make out a catalogue Of all the
complaints to which they are applicable, but
only those in which there wa abundant evi.
dence 10 prove their practical effect on the hu.
man system nor was this evidence Of q fcli-
Iiious character, nor obtained by meTcenary
means; on he contrary, II is The voluntary teS-
iimOny OF ersons, male and female, OF the first
standing in our Stale Its original object was
to'cure the headache only, and other complaints
were added TO tn: list as evidence was afforded
Of their efficacy. As no directions accompany
the Pills for cough or bowel complaints, and
having the evidence at hand, please attend To
the following II there has been a run OF the
bowel complaint for several days and especially
,if attended with the dangerous symptoms OF
pains and bleeding dose OF four pills, taken
on going to bed, will remove the difficulty in
the bowels, relieve all pain and restore the ma
ural habit. In nne cases out OF ten this mode
Of treatment has been fonnd eiiectual, and in
but few cases has the second dose been requir
ed.
For a cough the pills should be taken AT
night, in moderate doses, to produce laxative
only, as much action on the bowels would pre-
vent the Alternative effect, which is most valua-
Bile. THIS mode of treatment has also been
known to cure all kinds OF ScrOiula. cancers hu.
mors. &c They never fail to insure good
nights rest they will cure a cough sooner
than any other medicine Of which have any
knowledge and will not produce any bad effect
The Pills are, what they purpou to be. pure
ly vegetable medicine, and not the smallest
possible danger need be apprehended from their
use they require no change OF diet, they are
calculated to make better without first making
worse. For further particulars see directions
which accompany the medicine.
Prepared only by the subscriber, Warwick, r. ],
who is sole proprietor, to whom only the compo.
Sition is known. GIDEON SPENCER.
For sale in Newport, by Betsey w. Stanley,
40 SpTmg-st -l2w'. Nov. %.
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TIIELAUGM OF A CHILD.

Ilove''il- ! love it--the laugh Of child,
Now ripping aud geo,le, now merry and wild;
Ringing out on the air with its innocent gush,
Like the trill Of bird at the twilights soft hush
Floating up pon the breeze like The tones OF bell
OR the music that dwellS IN the b ar of shell
Oh the laugh OF a child, 81 wild and SO free,
j. the merii,st sound in the world for me
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. A correspondent
informs MS that Henry W. Lane, boy
sixteen years of age, son Of Mr.. Abner
Lane, Of Bedford, hung himself, in this
town, on Sunday night. lie took rope
and went to a tree about quarter Of a
mile from his fathers house, took off his
coat, climbed up into the tree, fastened
the rope to one Of the limbs, and round
his neck, and jumped off. According
to appearances, he suffered but little
lie was found the next morning, and
carried to his fathers house.-Capt.
Abel Moore Of Concord, coroner, was
called, and rendered a verdict that he
came to his death by hanging himself,
and that the cause Of the deed was un-
known. Lane was smart and steady
young man-LoceH Courier
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16

How many pride themselves in vain
show, IN fine houses, costly furniture, :,
aud gay clothing spending their time
IN the pursuit Of unlawful pleasures, aud
continually lnboring to set themselves of
as something in the eyes Of men little
thinking that the attention paid them by
their equals or interiors. docs not arise
from sense Of the excellence Of their
character. bn, nierely y on account Of what
they possess.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-12-16
BRANT's
Indian Purifying Extract

is the Chiefs Gret Pnryyp ef the Blood, and
never has failed TO cuIe serofuia, E,ysipcfs
liberated and Nursing Sore Mouth, Bies Ulcers
Scaid Head, Rh,umatism, SAT- Rhsume and all
Err pive AMI Skin Diseases, and 5y its extra
ordinary power in regulating and equalizing
The circulation, Dyspepsia, Piles, and Cosive-
ness.
JOHN a. CLUSSMAN. General Agent -
Office &c Cedar 81 New York who has appoint.
ed as Agent, 4. J TAYLOR, Ihames.st. New.
port. Chapin II Thurber, Druggist. 81 West
minister street, sole agen's for Providence
Pawtu ket, A. e. jerks, So Main.St. Brand 5
Iron Works, Olney Greene i Co. Westerly,
II N. Campbell Il Co. Crompton Mills. VIM
NJ. Brown, Sloning,on, G. r. Pendleton II
Co.
Oct. II, 2m.-30.