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pbalen, Stoni9reih prcnBeu.
DerfeIbe oerliee Sbic aIs Sreipiltiaer ut
Der @cfhccten: @ompa9ne uno fam nit bem
3ten 0fe9iment Der Sbio Sreiwiui9en in
Matamcrae, Merifc, an. &ranfbeit peran-
laBte tbn ielnen abldteo su nebmel1 unb bas
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eas er i'm Sesriff tanb nad Sbic ,uriid-
Sufebren. Da hrdlf nidt9e Oladbriotten
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$50 1T @briffopb Sumter,

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bad, i'm @rcsh. 8acen, feiner prpfesicn
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bon ieinem Slufenttalt 9tadriht su eeben.
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ieinen Namen 81 bergen inoem id) nid't &C.
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felbif ielbif feinen alten Sreunoen BON Slb
WacID Starf an9ebcten bate, nmfa0eno je-
be 8erlhiebenbett BON pus unb Stapel-
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IN otefer 9Iustrabl bat er nod bin;uee-
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Serti9er 8letoun9sfafe,
bic er uerfauft fir eiue 8leinisfeit iiber
benz 8erpchnlihen Wahsrlebn. Sin sanser
Ansu9 fur
Gret Dollar;
ltnb fir cine 8leini9teit nlebr, tperben
nod Gut, Stiefeln mnb Scemo binsugefiist
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DEN beoient fperben ben ben fhcnlfen Jun,
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$50 III 9lntpn R(on1ann.

$50 III 9lnton 8(omann,
aus Waria Soiltte, in 9ibeinpreufen?
Derfelbe fcu I'D, i'm porigen Sabre BON
Teu Srleans mad pttsburg auf bic 9ieiIe
begeben baben. Sein lluterseibneter 8ru-
Der niinld,t lebnlidft Stahrid,t su ertalten
inter folsenber Slore6e:
9lnoreas &lomarn.
care of 6. Bender, Smi,hfield str, Pitsburg.
$50 it 9tnoreas &(aebola?
Sber Nula i'm &reis 3ie9enbain, lit
&urbe0en.
gr lit fhon l3 Sabre in 9(merifo. uub
bat bas lebtemal BON Suffalo aus teim oes
fhrieben uno eeia9t bag er jest nad qou2is-
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fur iha tpidti9e Nahrid,ten bat. uno leiu
lpirfllder slufentbaIt ibm aber unbefannt
1T. 70 eriitdt er Die S,erren Soernueaeber Der
Buffalo nno ,Deiter tpeftlioben 3eifnngen ee-
genielti9er Dienlte bon Geiten bes ,Eeuts
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Darlington, Beaver Co., Pa, Feb. 1857.

Darlington, Beaver Co, Pa, Feb. 1857
DR.. d. JAYNE.-Dear Shiny little SON,
~hen about two months old. was seized with
ho~,al complaint. 1t continued for two weeks
v;thout intermssion, and notwithstanding the
remedics prescribed by respectable fhysciah'
ve rave up the child victim, as we supposed, 10
= fatal disease. But provdentialy heard OF
"J.vne's Carminative," as an etfectual cure for
bovel complaint and Immediately dispatched
v,esuenrer 10 a town seventeen miles OF ior a
bottle. BY the Of this medicine, IN less man
el,irty-six hours the disease was checked, ana by
its constant use for few days. the child was re-
stored to perfect health. Shortly after tins
1here occurred a similar case in one of the faml-
lies of my congregation. ] prescribed Jay ne
Carminaiive,' and the result was speedy cure
The same child owing to exposure, when re-
esntly coming up the Ohio. was attacked by that
Aorrible malady, GROUP. We landed IN the
.;.ht n Beaver Point, and when our fears were
Alarmed lest the hoarse sepulchral cough was
the forerunner Of death, we gave hIrl tea
eooerful of your Expectorant. and applied some
Iiuime mt to tho throat and breast;anc before ma
nv minutes the hoarseness was gone, the chiia
breathed freely and slept swee,!y OWING 10
these circumstances it cannot be wondered n
whv Ihave so high opinion Of your medicines
and why l advise every family TO keep them on
hand, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
Passor Of tho Presbyterian Church, Darlington,
Pennsylvania.
ssFor sale at Irwin Reeds Drug Store.
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COLDS AND COUGHS.

The sudden and frequent changes OF the al
,nosphere in our Western climate, SUBJECT us
sooner or later to these annoying affections ana
when not early attended to the lungs tall prey
a con.umption their insidious destroyer How
often have you been warned of the approaching
danger, but you fear not until the citadel OF he
il attacked and rendered hopeless How innPor
tant is il then to obtain in time few bottles OF
that valuable medicine,
DR.. X Duncan's Erpectorant Remedy;
h;eh IN certain TO arrest the cough, heal the sore
meas and irritation in the trachea and bronchial
tubes, remove the pain and tghtncss experienced
in the chest and qreast; also, giving strength TO
those who weak.
n-R.mcmber that it is DR.. ]. X. Duncan $
Western Office, No. $50, Sycamose St, CIncln-
natl, Ohio, where the above medicine is sold IN
largo or small quantities. Price 81 per bottle
bottles for S.. A discount made to those VINO
sell as agents.
O~1For sale at the Richmond Book store
Richmond, February 9th, le41 III
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II |; G. III = y C. -
Hook to GGk;r Interests.

To Carpenters and Joiners too,
Who want EDGE TOOLS both good ana
We have them of the very best,
Ana this You'll ind to be lest
This you may think is something funny;
Rut good TOOLS save both ti.ne and money.
We will warrant the temper to be good,
To stand the test in any wood.
10 COOPERS too, who shave the slaves,
GooI tools time and labor saves.
Tools Will suit TO your desires,
They are manufactured by Kolp :, Nyres
Truss hoops have that are good and round
There Is none better to be found
The price IS low-:hIs you will find
As any sold Of the same kind.
[ believe shall say nothing more.
Just call at Fletcher x Brnton's store.
Richmond, March Sth, le41. lift
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WHO CAN DOUBT THE VIRTUES OF
Javne's Hair TOnlc2

Surl'HeTrftte, ". j., NOV 70, lC4--
DR.. Javne-Dear Sir: I send YOU the follow
inc certificate obtained from Mr. Guiiek-
would lust state that became acquainted with
him about two years ago. At that time he was
perfectly bald. with the exception Of loch OF
hair on the back part of his head, about the size
of half dollar. and that lock of hair he told me
had been made 10 grow by the use OF your Tome
previous 10 which he positively ayers, he had
not single hair his head. The HAIR How
completely covers his head. and is from four to
five inches long. Very respectfully, yours, &c
P. MASON.
.Anof1er Proof OF The Efficacy OF Dr. Jayns's
fTqlr Toaic-Ihis Will certify that was entire
IN bald for about three years. when was recon-
meuded to try Dr. Jayne's Hair Tonic. | pro-
cured two bottles Of Mr.. Mason, in Summervilie,
and using the Tonic for about fifteen months,
NV hair came all over my head, and, although
not quite as thick as before, vet it IS constantly
growing This surprising restoration of my HAIR
has excited the astonishment of all my acquaIn-
tances, and made me object of curiosity 10
,uany am now % years of age, and have
reason to regard the inventor of this matches
Hair Tonic as public benefactor
JoRciIIM GULIcK-
New Germantown, y. J., Nov %, 1872
..The above valuable Hair Tonic, is for sale
in Richmond, at Irwin Reeds Drug Store
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SOUND LUNGS RENDER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Ora happiness depends upon health, for what
j. life worth to US if we have IT not F." lnhao-
IL a world where disease unfortunately stares us
in the face daily. None. scarcely, are exempt
aud no ono knows what moment sickness may
como. We see CONSUMPTION stalking forth,
Gathering in its cherries embrace our neIghoors,
Ssd even our nearest and happiest friends Does
it not then warn to be prepared to meet ms
insidious destroyer at the very Threshold TX
perienee and long suffering answer IN the afnrfn-
saive. Know ye, therefore, that this evil destroy
Or 10 At hand, seeking whom it may devour'-
Procure, then, immediately, the antidote against
h;smaIady, have it ready for an attack which
3 Or. J. r. Dnnean's Erpeetorant Remedy. 1t
Immediately puts a stop to the evil deer, destroys
iss poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs, gives
new life and vigor to the enieebled frame and
tnaly restores the Lungs to Sound Health
s.s DR.. J. X. Duucan's Western othce, iou
Sycamore st., Cincinnati, where his Expectorant
Remedy 10 sold in large or small quantities.-
Advice 10 given in all cases Of diseases
NAPEoy sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond, Feb 9th, .ls4' If
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E'a Esai.y {: :'ocez :.

ever before opened in this place. winch they wish
10 EXCHANGE Immediate y for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory 10 purchasing a
larger supply.
Their stock consists. in part, OF Imperial. Gan
Powder, Young Hyson anu Fouchong Teas :;
Rio and ST. Domingo Coffee !; y Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden syrup, Sugar House
aud Plantation MolasScs; Nos /, and Mack
crei in Bbls. half bbis aud Kits SEa6. Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rec Saiera-
tus S.arch. Zante currants, Raisins, Fresh ground
spices OF all kinds, warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed ;aIow candles, Soap, Indigo, Madder,
Alum, Co?peras, &c &c
AIS 90 general assortment Of Queens
were, Glass ware, Stone-ware. " ooden-ware,
Window Glass. Nails, Cram Scoops, Shoveis,
Spades Forks, Trace ana Halter CHAINS, Mil and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords. Coach and Broom
Irvine. Market ana School Baskets, Shaker
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Broons
and tOoi different articles, which We shall take
pleasure III showing 70 ANY one who may iaFor q
with a cali
lz-Please call and examine our stock, as i
costs nothing for looking.
w ". LYNDE & CO.
Richmond, September s;h, &c. 3 H.
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ECLECTIC SCHOOL B0OkS,-The atten-
\ ton of teachers and friends of Education
in Indiana Is respectfully solicited to the above
series Of School Books. II is believed that they
IN the schools and cnes IN the west than any
other similar series eNtaut- One OF the best eV-
licences Of this is 10 be found in the fact of their
Immense popularity millions having been Sold
atiu r-abIGfY Increasing sale.
The publishers are happy to state that in mnliy
important places in Indiana, their books have re-
Gently been adopted text books to the exclusion
of all other competing works. Richmond, In
Gianapo!is, Cambridge City, ConnerSSllic, IIa-
gerstown, Centreville, Laurel, Fort WAYNE. Lo-
gansport, Lafayette, Cov!agton and CrawforIs-
VILE are among the places where these books
have recently been adopted IN place Of other
books formerly used.
The following recommendation which has just
been received from all the teachers of IndIanap-
oils selected from an immense number OF recon-
lfcndations of similar character, shows the es
ti1naton in which these books are held BY teach
IadiqnaDolis, Jan. ., ii.
Having full confidence in the superior efficiency
Of the Eclectic School Books. in u course Of ele
mentarY instructions, and believing them best
calculated of any books falling under notice
to accelerate the Improvement OF the scholar, We
shall use them in schools and do warmly re-
commend them TO all interested in the education
Of youth.
s l.. Johnson, Principal St Mary's Seminary.
J. z Stafford, Principal County Seminary
A. Holiday, Teacher of Select School
]. G. Fletcher, g q I" ("
P. II. jameson, Teacher in Public School
A. Jameson, - %
l.. :. Reynolds, :. '
q. II. Keith, . g
Mss NJ J. Axten. Principal Female Institute.
Mrs. J. a, 2. Johnson, of ST Nary's seminary
Mrs. l.. Richmond, Teacher
Mrs {. II. Smith, g
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rsHHL subscriber WISHES 10 caIi III attention
Z CT the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned 70 his ole stand,
THE NATION ALL
that he has put the House, well Is the whole
est sl.e4t IN first rate order for The accom-
notation ofthe travelling public, with the deter
rnlnation that he will not be outcome n the
,res: Tor kind and close attention TO those that
may favor him With call NO pains shall Dc
spared for the comfort and enjoyment OF his
puests-In short, he is determined 10 keep a
GOOD and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls on him at home. Ills charge shall
be as low as any house of the kind IN the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied if IN his pow
or to prevent. Feeling thankful for past tavcrs,
he hopes to lie sustained by his old friends and
customers ANY favor Will be thankfully re-
ceived and IN his humble way, shall be returned.
y =. Good sIe1s for carriagcs--good yard tor
waooners. ana every attention to them. A few
s-ooa horses and carriages that any person wish
ing d conveyance to any adjoining town shall
be accommodated without delay.
DANIEL D. SLOAN.
Richmond Feb @ 1871 43-'iJtf
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he G2keE:hsEE.a Pills.
Twenty THOUSAND n8XES N0LU EACH AND
I

TWENTY IHHlNiAD I1AEh &BL5 All AMI
EVERY WEEK.
yg>HE CRAEFENnERG COMPANY desire
to call the attention Of every one interest
ed in the health OF the great and beautiful West,
their views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class Of diseases IS the GREAT 1CoVaOE Of
tbs western hemisphere. Go where we may,
their sad effects seen and felt The brave
and self denying settler who presses ms way TO
the west to make the evidences bud and
blossom the rose meets tins dreadful evil
He is willing to work hard and endure every
privaton THINKS be to him But in little while
he is seized with some form of bilious disease
His strength now Is weakness A cloud comes
over his prospects,; and he excluis, ''Lr0utd thai
thlre uere some medicine to pysrsut his dreaJfaI
eUH and 10 cure IL triea II docs sac ug1a rs r!c-
finn" From the moment Of the landing Of the
Pilgrims of Plymouth to the present hour. bilious
diseases have nj SORROW anu dcsoaton through
ont the land. Let the graves OF the loved and
the lost tell the story.
A momentous question here comes up. Dses
tie Supreme Ruier intend that the foiLin@
SONS Or THE w-sT
men 80 tcilin4 10 bsar the heat and burden Of The
dqy slouif Of all others be subject 10 SO sad
(, lamity, 1t IS not irreverentto say
frtT- N0-NO-&Ou -
! And why do we say No' because there is no
class OF diseases that can b. so certainly pre-
vented and cured those spoken OF.
! This is the Great Fact to which the Gcaefrn-
berg Company would call the attention OF GOV
+ ERNORS. CLERGY MEN, JURISTS, LAW
/ YERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHlLANTUEo-
/ PIST.5 of every name and sect, HUSBANDS,
/ FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the
/ entire West. There Is reason why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER PA>IsEED
/ from the West. The reader may not believe this:
he may smile at the idea But in these day OF
Great Discoveries why should hot something be
found which Will control and cure diseases which
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~ IES,-IF any person desires to purchase
~ a FirSt-Rate oae-Aorse GstEiase entirely
new, they are directed to apply 10 the subscriber.
IS suitable for either one or two horses
ACHILLES BALLARD.
Richmond, Feb 9, I-ii.
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1farssioss House, RICHMOND, Ia.

THNIIS House formerly known as the "Tem
pcrance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been rcfitted up in
superior styic, with the design of making IL one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure in
informing his old fre nds, and the travelling com
munity generally, that his TABLE shall he, las
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotci)
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and is
attended by the very best of Ostlers, and suppl-
ed with the best OF Proven der.
lie feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken to make those who may sojourn with him,
comfortable, aud "at Home will warrant hum
in asking a share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most ia
voraIle terms X. BROOKINS.
Richmond. Feb. 9, Is47. 52-'45. lu
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.ssE o5EANGH GSEIos3

i The undersigned having gone iato the
Exchange business, IL thelr ole stand opposite the
Post Office, would inform their customers aud
the pabiic generally, that they are asst receiving
the largest stock Of
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z VI. ( J. II. HUTTON, woui respect
81 fully inform the public that their stock of
Bar Iron is complete-and ask a share of
patronage they are determined 10 sell at far
prices.
ITWare room on Man street, between Pearl
and Front streets.
Richmond, Feb. 18th. leI7. etf
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The PHI of the Ne,1 World.

Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power TO OPEN THE Pores
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS: MAKE THE URINE FLOW HEALTHILY AND
CLEAR: AND TO GIVE TONE AND STRENGTH TO TIE
SYSTEM.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
"a John street, New Y ork.
Jj-1n towns where there is no branch, the
Company will appoint one application by let
ter post paiG> otherwise.
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them
Price-25 cents per box.
MYERS SEATON, Centrevi
General Agent for the State Of Indiana
Feb. 9th, ls4.. .tf
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Dentist. Stock.

GENERAL. assortment Of Porcelain Teeth,
= manufactured hy ". II. RHuEINGEs, Gin
cinnafi Also c. old and Tin Foil, Instruments,
&C. kept constantly hand ana for sale by
]. HOW Ellis.
Richmond, March -, l-.7 l2tf
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Nj T. ID C l y T. > 1.
The Great Cure for Consumption,

IN. DuxcAN's ExrEcroRANT REaEoY--Attiict-
ID reader do not euer this disease TO knt ITS la
t.i threads in your system; they are certain to
harry you TO an untimeiy grave Has not eApe-
re nee taught you-have not ocular proofs CON
vineed YOU, that Consumption is certain death to
all whom il may encounter, when left TIL late
pe,;od7 Then ,rhy tciH you delay procuring a
remedy in due season TO arrest the progress OF
ihat fell Destroyer a Cold, which soon t ter
mates in . coughing, by which soreness OF throat
and Inflammation Of the mucous membrane Oh
the bronchi is produced, and the Lungs rendered
open to disease. Thus persons suffer themselves ,
to procrastinate until death looks IN a their Goof
when they will begin to be concernea ABOUT
their health when in all probability 1t VIII be 100
late May all who have cold take timely war
nins. and get rid Of il as soon as possible.
D.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested by thousands ana Galy
used in almost every family throughout the an
fereut States for disc Of the Chest and Lungs
The vast amou at sold in this city, and mat 10 SO
many persons, who come back and obtain ! "
the half dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence q
its wonderful efficacy!
pA fresh supply Of this excellent kernedy
;r.e received and for sale at the BOOK store
Richmond, Feb. 10th, loi'. ell
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MURPHY. COOPER 3. co.

W NOItsdIt IedI IN FUIcIXW - DOs~
DRY G DIS,
No. q, North Third Street, befneen Xsrkd ~
and the City Hotel, PHILADELPHIA,
INVITE the attention Of Merchants visns&
i the City. TO their fresh supply OF rL"
SPRING GOODS, consisting of general
sortnen. for the coming season,-in scoiue.'
viii be found, good assortment ofPLAIS ooo',s.
suited to FRIENDS wear; which viii - ~
at the Ioseesf market prices.
I'm. B. Orders, by mail or otherwiss, pfse
~ ate nded 10.
Philadelphia, Jan 19, ls47.
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Triumphant Suceess Of Buehan's Hungarian E0I
ssm Of Life--he Great English RemedyJor
r.omxhs. Colds. Asthma, and Consun p'ion

00m OF Lifetime STeut A/Hgtto" Astf'e~9JO'
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Consumption
THE most celebrated and iniaiiible remedy for
eolds coughs asthma, any form OF pulmonary
consumption, is the Hungarian Baisani OF Lifc'
discovered by DR.. Buchan, of London, Englanf'
tested for upwards Of seven years IN Great 'ii-
tain, and on the continent of Europe. and INTRO
duced into the United States under the lnInedi-
ate supc rinte ndence of the inventor.
The astonishing success of the Hungarian 'ai-
sam of Life, in the cure OF every FORM o. con
sumptjon, warrants the American Agent IN sou
citing for treatment the uorst possible cases 'hit
..r ~. ion nd in the communicates that seek
relief in vain fro,., any Of the common remedies
of the day, and have been gwen up by 'ic most
distinguished physicians as confirmed ana lhcu,
yable The Hungarian Balsam has cured, ana
..rcu,. the most desperate of cases. 1t IS no
ouack nostrun, but IA standard English remedy,
Of known and established efficacy
The great and only certain remedy for colds,
-onghs' asthma and consumption, is the Hunga-
Ran BaIsam of Life. This unrivallcd specific
will not only relieve, but speedily and eftctualIy
cure when all other means have Jailed MAKE no
experiments whatever upon the delicate tissue
of the lungs, but seek at once TINS ihlaliihle rem
.dv and YOU are safe. Under its benign and
.usv;tive infIue nee the most obstinate and dan
rerous cough is speedily removed; SPit'ihg %
Blood SO alarming, is entirely prevented nlsht
sweats which nullify the restoring power OF
.l.ep arc checked inflammation IS reduced !;
main and soreness in the side are felt no more
the breathing is rendered soft and easy: and me
unfortunate sufferer is soon restored from 'he
.vyful condition Of a consumptive, to healthy
and comfortable existence
In case Of actual disease of the lungs or OF sea-
ted consumption it is the only source OF hope.
American price, 81 per bottle, with iuit direc-
tions for the restoration of health.
None genuine without the written signature
Of tho American Agent, on agold and bronze la
bel to counterfeit which rs forgery.
FOR sale at the Drug Store OF
Dr. J. IIOWELI.S.
~ Pamphlets respecting this Great Engl,sil
Remedy may be had gratis OF Dr. }. lio"eiis'
Richmond, la. ~
Tan lst lS47. Aiy