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EDIICATICN

THE sixth annual session Of the Female School at
/ Pine Forest (my residenee) viii commence, under
the instrc tion Of Miss Catharine Leaton the first
day OF September next, and continue for ten months
-Four or five boarders would be received, and all the
branches of learning heretofore taught will be taught
This wear and at The zane prices last year, with
addition Of five dollars psinrins and drawing, and
i've dollars for needle work. Ny address ls-Lews'
Store, Spottsylvsna. ELLIOTT DeJahNaII6.
July 30-cw4w
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The Times copies MIR. Bos' card 10 u, with
ont Inning 10 its readers that we had published
single word OF comment upon il. The least
that the Times could have done, would have been
TO inform them that we had attempted reply
We expected nothing more in justice.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
ESy Pike Powers.

plE exercises OF this School will be resumed on the
i 18Th OF August, and terminate on tho 18th June
lowing The course Of instruction il thorough and
tcnra,e The boarders reside In the same house with
\ fischer, and arc constantly under strict but kind
eryison. Monthly reports are regularly forwarded
he parent or GUARDIAN containing accurate state
of the progress and department ofthe pupils, and
bss are awarded TO them at the end OF the session.
|ord,nc 10 their merit. $40,
FERNS ior Board and Tuition, ten months $780, pay
\, one m on The 18th August, and one half OH 18th
uary No pupil will be taken for shorter time than
(, months. without special agreement, ana no deduc-
T. made for any cause except protracted sickness.
[.iress ..Pke Powers ,,Staunton."
|,,Iv Q-roawtl5Auc.
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VI \ II X + ID +.

Married, on the 3lsi July, by the Rev. Mr..
Hammer, ROBERT T. WALKER 10 Miss SARAH T.,
only daughter OF Col. James B. Kendall, Of Aber-
deem, Mississippi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

LETTERS FOR THE ARMY.-Col. Hunt,
a, New Orleans, states that persons writing 10
their friends in the army in Mexico should put
their Ic,lers under cover 10 the Quarlermasier at
New Orleans, or address them 10 his care. They
should be addressed 10 the particular individuals
for whom intended, stating in each case the regi-
ment, and, if known, The company, TO when ne
helonus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

The Union quotes the article Of the Pennsy-
vanian cited by US yesterday, and gives The coup
dc grace 10 The whole story about The Catholic
priests being sent CIT 10 Mexico as 'spies.' II
says:
The singular correspondence, quoted in The
following article from Saturdays "Pennsy!va-
MAN. between MIR. Peter A. Brown and Mr..
McCalla, il appears, was first published IN The
Philadelphia Sun. Ca leading paper of The party
known as The "Naive American" parry, rs long
ago as The DIS! of June last. Or this "Nalive
American" party, We understand. Mr.. Peter a.
Brown i member. The charge that the Pre-
sdent had, in conversation with Mr. McCaiia,
declared ina, be had appointed Two Catholic
priests "chaplains, nominaly that they might be-
come sDies /" was So absurd and improbable story
thar, though more than a month elapsed alter lis
first appearance in the "Sun," II does noi seem 10
have alraced public attention un.il us recent re-
publication in the National lnleliiscncef Hcer-
iainly did no, attract mnch OF our attention. we
perceive il isnow going The rounds oi many o'hei
papers We forhcar 10 remark upon me nos'ec OF
infect OF the parties between whom'his corlespoh'
dcnce pa,sed his scarcely necessary for Us 10 say
as we are authorized todo that Inc FIesideh never
conceived such an idea-nuch less could ne nave
conveyed snch an one in conversation with Mr..
McCalla as i attributed 10 him by that person.
proper 10 s'a,s also !ha, neither e. n at ns the
lime The Revsrends Mr.. MeEIloy and an Mr.. Key J,
went To The army, nor al any pfior OF subsequent
neriod was there any conference or conmunica-
lion with them, by any member Of The admins
ration nor between he p,esde and hn the in ca ANU
communication with General Taylor, 10 whose
headquarters they vent which sanctioned, in 'h'
remotest or slightest manner, The idea that 'hey
were expected 10 acl as ''spies.
Captain Brags's Battery, 10 which belongs Is, TIT
honor of having saved The day at buen ma visa
two hundred and hily times during The battle
We are Told by one, whose authority is unques
,ionabe, that when the battery opened upon u, 10
Mexiran cavalry, as they were making their las
and seemingly overwhelming charge, the horse
men were So near, that as The ram rods wer
drawn from the guns for The hls, fire. they sIIuc
The enemy's men and horses. The next dischaIg
STAYED he charge and The next sent Them TO N
! Iiphl aboul-INs,v Ymk Courier
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appointment by tie Lieutenant Governor Of Va.
Leonidas v. Dixon of Jackson, Mississippi,
Commissioner for that State, 10 take dePos lions,
Acknowledgements Of deeds, sc.
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samuel r. Halves,

20 nj MISSION NJ Err G Fl A Mt,
L,-III give his personal attention TO the sale Of
IN COUNTRY PRODUCE, and soiieits the patron.
Il his friends and thu public. Office at the store Of
- +. LaTHROP s. VAN DEuRSEN, No. 81,
| IA Street, Richmond. July 5-c3m
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
A YOUTH aboul sixteen years o; age. who
n can read and write well aud can bring scoi
recommendations, will be taken "a an apprentice
81 lhe Enquirer Office. AuS'o'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

The Alexandra Gazette is right in express
ing the opinion, that we would moi have publish
cd approvinsly The following hi al Mr.. Clay:
ale (Tay!or,) undoubtedly coyels a nomina-
lion from both the great political parties. Per
haps he might strengthen his chance, il he should
UNITE himself in commnnac> "lh nns nnnulaf
aho!as!."
II is i.cm The Boston Coa;isc. (Mr. Web
s,ers orsan,) and lis "vugari,y and wanlcn
outrage upon The feelings OF al honorable man
not now in public lie" must be laii at The
door OF thai leading organ Of The Wing parry.
The sentiments we utterly disapprovc OF, as We
showed in repuhIishing long ana compliments
~ notice Of The baptism Of Mr. Clay INTO The
Episcopal Church In oil! editorial course, we
do no, resort 10 such poisoned weapons OF attack,
nor do we invade The sanciiiy OF private lie
But. as the "Loco!ooo" press is constantly assai-
Cd for lis disregard OF prorrieiy, we considered
il as fair 10 cite The offensive language Of Wing
nress towards Wing statesman, in order 10 show
that our accusers ale moi themselves The best qua
lifted 10 acl as moral censoIs. That was our sole
object, and we thank the Gazette Tor doing US Inc
Justice moi 10 believe that we approved OF The
Couriel's attack
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

In regard TO The story from La PdfT'e, that
a messenger was sen. BY The President, through
Consul Campbell at Havana, with The three mil
ions 10 bride Alisla and other Mexican chiefs
for a peace, the Union confirms our views oil yes
to-day:
Gen. Campbell (our consul al The llavana)
has no more 10 do with The three millions Of dol
lars than The Captain General oil Cuba. Tie
has received no instructions upon The subject,
and has no agency, no control over that aPpro-
prialion. II was tu, The other day that VIC sci
all Ibis matter right. We published The act 81
Congress itself, expressly foEbidlins. The use Of a
single cent Of lunil Mexico had Ia!iisd treaty
OF peace The President ard The Secretaries oi
State and the Treasury dare not depart from llis
imperative Injunction OF he law. II is needless,
therefore, 10 say that not one cent Of The three
million or dollars has been drawn from The lrea-
suty, and that all this faniaronade about brlhes,
which have been paid to Arisia, AmpudIa, &c
is sheer nonsense. We therefore give 10 he
whole story from the "Pa,ria" and lis Havana
correspondent a nat and authoritative con;fadlc-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

Is CMANCERY --ViRoiSfA Al Ciicuit Superior
Conn If Law AMI Chancery, held for Bath county,
II. Ga:nmonweaah 81 sngrnia, ior Inc nenenl "'
L Literary rund, i'a"'"''
against n a,
|Wuli3m Wilson Administrator OF Adam Bowyer, de-
,,eJ. William McClrng, and Thomas Graham,
''e' Defendants.
rhr plaintiff. bill 10 tins ruse alleges that tne saiu
lam Bowyr late al this county, departed TINS iie w
ae as 10 his goods ana chaiirls and that, alter lie
,men OF funeral charges, debts, and just expenses,
|,e no person entitled take the reslduum under
|, laws Of this Commonwealth, directing The dlstrlbli-
al ntestateS estate, and that such residuum hath
lrl in thr Commonwealth for the beneht oil the Ii
[ry Find, and prays that the defendant, William
El,sn, the Administrator of the said Adam Bowytr,
ra.ed he tecreed 10 pay the plaintiff, for the beneii
I'M, Literary Fund the said residuum Of Tie personal
al, Of The said Adam Bowyer deceased u IS stated
he answer OF The defendant, William Wilson, that
d incs;a,- removed 10 this county, from The state
PENNSYLVANIA many years since, but The nativity OF
b, said Adam Bowyer does not appear from the papers
his cause. On consideration whereof, II l. ordered,
a i+quifrd that all persons claiming interest AZ
..,ibnees In the personal estate Of said Adam bow
deceased do appear here the fret day oil the next
I'm Of ihs Court and make themselves defendants IN
BIZ suit, and that copy OF this order be published Tor
E,., months in some newspaper published al The seat
Government ofthe United states, and IN some news
s published al tho seat Of Government OF THIS STATE.
Cory. Teste, .
May Irwin CHS. L. FRANCISCO, CIR.
" The National Intellsencer will please copy, and
Fni on affidavit Of publication 10 Second Auuitoi
|hce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

NOVEL MODE OF NOMINATION.
In one Of The Districts in Tennessee there were
two obslinately impraciicahle Wing candidates
Tor Congress, Col Haskell and Col. Williams
Neither being willing 10 Withdraw, Joint letter
was addressed TO them, stating That their claims
we're regarded as being equal that they were
equal in political orthodoxy, equally entitled TO
The confidence Of the Wings Of lae District, and
equally in fault rs regards the circumstances
which brought them in collision" Did The world
ever hear Of two men So perfectly cQaai in every
respect The Siamese twins or Two black eyed
peas" could moi more exactly resemble one an
other. With the scale OF equality So perfectly bal
anced, what course was 10 be pursued 10 rule ono
or the other Of. The lrack2 A summary and equal
plan was adopted, as follows:
"Thal their respective names should be writ
len on slip OF paper, OF the same size and shape,
which should be put in hat, and ciald nader Sc
ron ysQrS should draw ont one, and Ikal The man
whose name should be thus drawn out should lie
The Wing candidate. In This way the choice Tell
On Col. Haskell"
Talk about caucuses and conventions, but the
Wings Of Tennessee deserve 4 palcn-lish. for
their plan Of getting refractory candidate on oi
the way But can such candidates always be 50
coual?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

Is CHANG AT a Circuit Superior
Cour. Of Law and Chancery, continued and held
\ Buckingham county, al the Court House, on Tues
[y, III. 10th day of April, 1877:
|ohn R. Gillian, Executor of Sarah Cason, deceas-
Plaintiff:
against
|frnn Is. Cason, Fuqua Cason, Obadiah Woodall
n NIdridge his wife, Sarah cason, widow Of Larkin
LION and her children. Elizabeth Cason, Judith Ca
4. Sarah Cason, Mary Jane Cason, and Eli Cason
ms State, William Ca.on, John C. Gotsey and
-,a his wife, Of Tennessee, James Cason Of Missouri
E.hanrl Robertson and Polly his wife Samuel Ad-
Ia and Nancy his wife of North Carolina, stephen
Loa Of Alabama, and Lucy Cason. widow of John
son. deceased. and her two children, William Ca
and Sarah Cason, ofthe State Of Tennessee, Deits
|Tse plalntiT having filed his bill praying for the
an adjudication Of the rights Of the lecaees under
1 sil oil his testatrx Sarah Cason, deceased, and
|sr5G,cn of the estate accordingly; on the motion
Hiram n. Cason, one OF the defendants and lega-
r. the Court doth order that all persons who may
be claims against the said decedent, Sarah Cason,
bs, the same for settlement on or before the first
b ii September next, and that this order he publish
~ eight weeks in the Richmond Enquirer, and
,td q, The door OF the Court House Of this county
;xo s-yrral Court days.
1 Copy Tes,e, X. ELDEiDGE, c. {. s. {.
iu,e a5-cwSW
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HARD HIT FROM A FRIEND.

Col. Baker has been named as the Wing can.
didae for Vice President, and The Illinois papers
are discussing his eligibility TO thai Office he be-
ing foreigner BY birth. lis commended by some,
that The rule OF exclusion Of foreigners in regard
to The Presidency, does not apply 10 candidates
for the inferior office Others on the contrary,
urge that by the words of the Constitution itself,
no man is eligible as Vice President, who is not
eligible as President.
The practical importance Of deciding the ques-
lion cannot be very great, for we presume there
is not much probability Of the nomination OF
election of the Colonel BY The Wing party. The
N. Y. Tribune suggests a remedy for the diff.
Guilty, as little complimentary TO The honesty Of
The Wing Colonel as ii is false in TACT and logic
"lrlhc Constitution be The sole obstacle 10 Col
Bakers political advancement, II can De easily
overcome by his turning Loco-ioco. In war,
laws are silent. and in peace, with the Loco
iocos, Constitutions arc equally So"
In The same rcd-hol Wing paper, we find the
following contempuous sheer a. this Wing am
phibious civil-miiiary officer:
"Ol COL Bakers qualifications or claims for
The Vice Presidency, the Illinois press is provok-
insy tacilurn. We have heard something Of
his dams against the United States for his serv-
ccs in The double capacity Of Representative in
Congress and Colonel in The Army. OF other
claims we are fortunately or unfortunately igno-
rant"
To cur mind The mailer is as clear as Light
Who can misunderstood the Sd section OF the
l2lh article Of the Amendments 10 The Conslilu-
lion, which reads, "Bul no person constitutional
Is ineligible TO The office OF President shall be
eligible 10 that Of Vice President of The Unied
States Z" Col Baker will have to pocket The dis
appointment OF not reaching either high office, 10.
ge.her with The chilling sneers OF his fellow.
Wing of the New York Tribune,
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q STAR OF THE EAST. a
IAN AND ~

Cincinnati, July 81, lsi7.-d&c5t
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,urIEIn roR SALE.

July 30-clm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-29

NORM SZzaZl9&]

tMlat,n wul CIV 'oi b.. Hull's Worm 10
1ctgcs. only fcs- What ilis mtc!clne las
cone.
NoIk,ii., Gibson 60 Tenn Doc Il. 1913.
~ 4 J. llDU--> u.c nlIufls sinoc your
ac'u. i,'t MIDI uc foe sac Wat tc tuusid-
ct'i 4Afcs slrilN 81 youf Worm loScr gcs,
but Lave su.8 all uui. aud could have sold
thfcc iimo- =. many more had Teen sup.
pilcd 10 Mat amount | hope that you " II
iosiuci NoIi agent TO leave much rfralor
suppl, when BE comes tins WAY again. 49,
,tcn -, "a my family la, been at gtci, ben
Cit ilnin N,tot,l, Esq gave some 10 a
,l.ld co. ais. iuuf N,ais ola. and lie first dn'c
If..1i.i away between tAiiy \ iorty worms.
Nf W.. Am N,paiicl bad 4 obtd whom the
il,sl. l,t~ pronounced incutat,e, and said
l' would DE. hutihe cluld was cutcdby uslag
DR. liul > " oim IoIcrCcs
Yours. uuiV. SrIrnrs ItNKiS.
Pas, - cents per box.
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Picture OGl1raIth.

FEEtII'il /, characterized IN an individ-
ID ual by the abscnsc OF all pain. suffering.
ur Affection IA any pant OF his body by the
Tree and isgular,NerClse of ali has functions
without an, exception. They consls, IN
having good appetite a, meal uucs. az ca.
~ digestion, Tree ,SlCuailous, wiihoG, lose
ncss or Cosii,oncss, ., least once ia twenty
four hnul. and without beat or dryUess al
The passage: tie Tree ISSUE ui water with
out aCrmuny or burning. aud without a red
l,h sediment Which IL alw avs d sign of a
present or approaching PAIN quiet sleep
without agitation or Troublesome dreams .
no taste ul bile or Other bad taste IN the
mouth uponllsiug IN the morning. no sour.
:c.> or nis1crccablc rising of Tie stomach.
a clean tongue a sweet breath; 10 itching
pimpics or spots on the skin. no. lilcs, no
burning heat upon any part OF the body, no
excessive ihiisi Wien uncN pO,cd to labor ar
other known cause, no interruption to any
natural evacuation, nor pam a, i.elr pctoGi'
cal return.
Nh,rc tie state Of the system docs not
hatmoulic with tic above picture Of health,
Il y Of the CREATES, importance that 10 tine
e lost IN sending for a doctor or IN the use
II foolish remedies too often the result Of
speculation instead oi ihls course, let a
dose of Bfaudteih pills be taken, which viii
n peI>cveIeI IN, iesioic health 10 the organ
or pau that requires u.
~ who WISH Ia preserve tlcir heath. all
who are doriminol 10 defend their lite a
gains' tie clcroar hlnenis q! disease which
might send them pf>mliurc,y to the grave,
wtU without hesitation have recourse To the
ljtAu .icih pulls, when the State Of tie sys
lem does not harmOni2c with HE above pc
iuic O.! health
Those vito Ike "a 4 county where con-
ilglol- ~ o'Acr disease, prevail. should Of
ten think OF tins true picture Of health, aud
observe himself with particular attention in
order to act accordingly. The wise and night
y directed VIII iulion tins aa,ICc--,he un-
Wise ate icis to their own distinctions
In uIdcrio get over the describing the
symptom, OF consumption. influenza, indl.
gesnnn. t,spop-i', hcliafhe, JauudIcc, fever
and a.uc. iiiIou-, scarlet. iyphus,yeliow and
common lc,rfs, Of all kins, asthma. govt
rheumatism, aver compliant, pluu-y, inward
weakness. depression OF HE spiflis rupture.
ln.iamauuu soIc eyes, rs, palsy, dfopsy,
mc1,.c-, Group. coughs, whooping cough.
44ueN, d.uir, ,ho.cf, morhus, eta,el. -cfoi-
VIA, d,scttcry, deafness. uugiug noises IA
the head, kings ryli, cry sipei,s, CT ST An.
thongs FIRE. salt rhsgm, white swcllngs, al
GERS. cancers, tumors, sweilcd feet .nd legs
pi .rs. cusNscIc,.. erufiI0us at the .kin.
ughiul dreams, icma g comWalnis, obs,ruc
il.ns DID consequence al change OF hic,
fc.aAanDus, Sc. wlici m VI, adNeuIsomc ut
tls impossible 10 cuumcra,e, have gwen
lhs above pIciufc vt health. When the slate
Of iAc body doe, not agree herewith, We e %
tier are soon shall hc slck. II iiia, arc
hol f.. immediate, upon ilc lumors tecon-
f.p ltrsrer.ted. immediately IuOn CDsfiYe -
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PIN MEE NATIONAL DAbl lI
lARN GALLERY AN,D riiOI ''
KApiiERS FURNlSiilNG J l.

Awarded tie gold and SILVER nlol.., 3D..
Lfsi ricmiums sad two Algle,, Lnlon
the Nauun1l. tie NashaChus,tfA. tc ht.
York and 10 Pcnnsy iyafn lti..
respectively fOriLe mos, .pcrtit
ibeuetieoifpes anG best apparatus e't '.
hbiioi
Portraits taken m aIquislentie,
e?af- 10 weather. -
InslfuriOns gwen 10 tic AIT
large assoflmrnt 81 sIpafii4s a..
slsa's ON hand At ihc lowest ,ash fr.'
Sea lotk, 81 bfoadNaS !hu4.'
IL Chcsinuisi Boston. - fnur. go
Vafotof 49, Baltimore .O5 Ha.nH
Washington. Yennsyivania A'ch1e Fr'''.
hgfgh. Va Nselsuics iisN Cine
fourt and Nr,nui. aud 10 ~
siogs Saress. Efoatwp, psn. ~
Rue tu Iehre LseVo4., - t.-i,
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DR. II. + rEERN'S
NEENIlI CT. OR DEAD SHOT,
IOR WORMS.

4 hiehly raiua5ie Tr,porGtI.n, tGYeJ', h,'s
he p,oupiifudc n II, acnon, oi d,n
n.g Tie sysiem IN f,w hou,
n crUy uorm.
Thue is p,ih,ps no disease to WHICH g. il'-
aic etpo.ed 80 common aud fatal wo'm,. thr' .n.
tate the symptoms Of almost ever, otht' 'on 81 '.f'
mud often pf"iune the mot alarming 'iirtts t'.'
they ave suspoci.d The symptom whirt afo i..
duc'd b. IT.. mutation Of worms fn tie i.0'' 40
Witch tth tumc dceftc &c inluis irdls4ff i.'.f
tistar'c, are ~ io,lows -toureop1ce r1.' f.f..
whtcly iuusd. srndlng OF IN, t,'lb, hut D."
stomach h'fd aud tw.'l'd. "nsifnr 81 N' 600.
soAn'.- nnd plins ~ 'le ,ion b. hu~,., f''..
'ost,c 80 too loose, ru'ai h,iUin,ts urri in''.
craving tot clay Dirt OF oAaIa colo, go .'-.'.'.r
Lis. Sc. SC
Num.rou. certificate. fihc ,1lue aad u.,.-.a'"
a lH,, pfaplfaion are almost dals fcr'Nto
The nlio~lng FROM tie Rev " u " n'at,i
distinguished preacher OF the M'ihodl,t thufth
abingdon Va NJ, u. I.
do hereby tertif, that have us'd ~ I''F'
Vtrmilor' IN m, faulty 10 tie gr,4t ,a'rat',.'l
n,..i and reliol"f my childrou ltsrrnur
H. action aud ~ one asc r,mos'da iifes nupilff
wofms IA three OF four hours aitot . va .'c '.
| The cinld am .a,rGed tia, A. \e'n.l4f,
superior tosny that ha'cs,cr
" wINIoN
NeSbrrn \ 4 M, -,I 10
Dear SUI LlNd been arrinu.ls i,ot f.ff
no,hu supply of your bead Shot VefunIuss 'I
have 30, s.reie ,iai hh Ih'r sr 'ot.'
applications i"r tie r,'icire. aud / 'houe
PIE fs'd TO ,urrb ne dcnard II hls pfn''i
80 81 Oh tined ~ this NfciuiiN to h' post
che and no hunrg Iio,so iniura. one bs "'s''
mail hos soon yD9 can iufn.h me VITA aao.-"
supply.
Truly ,ours J.AIoGiN
Fuce % cents pe,,i'l.
i"p4fod o., pr II P,ITr ant ,old
sale ana rcian By 4 u i SANDS. lH...
giAis, 100 IutDn 81 conner Of Nilisin.
York.
Sod also by Luther DaLicls. Euilan' I
ID. Beaman, W. Pouliney. II Slmons rl,
lord ard by Druggists general; throueto.
the nief States .-iy
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Asthma Flsiu,.r-y.
Bilious Complaints, F,uor hl,us or Whites
Bpls, Castro Fever,
Bowels. dehcien, &C Green sickn.s..
uon ~. GrIpes,
Breas, pan., lIe1n burn.
Csiarrh Headache
CONSUMPTION. Uvsrercs.
Cough Of Pregnancy, lncon,inence Of ruoe
CosiIyencss, Indinesttnn.
biarrhnn. Inlamaioin oCihe Vital
Difficult brca,Agg, Paris,
Dyspep.a Iun1n,ai,on O, s,om.
Dyspcpsic Con.tinp- ach.
uon Iaundlce.
DIGESTION ;c,oe,(,c, I1ye, Con,,,,b,
Determination O. L,o'd!.ow ,Ditts.
to tie ,o,I, Mcns,iaa,lun Su2prcs.
! Ear Aclc, sed OF r,inGil
7 ErysIpclas, Nervous
Epilepsy, Ncufalgia,
Tevef-I ow Nervous, Rheumatism.
B Intermittent, Kcm4il- Stomach yau1u, dis
tent, eases,
Fever arl Acrc, NiIes.