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,IE very choicest Of Ceh0res wte red, and blue star
i back eagle Playing Cards. also Merry andrew, High
lander and other varieties, with every description OF bnck,
together whu assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures in the United Suites For sale
the very lowest prices and IN any uanliy to suit pr
chasers, BY CHARLES SMALL, lS9 Pearl street,
octs W. r1. next door to the u 5. Hotel.
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Gaiignani's Messenger, London. and Paris
- " .Ftl'g Observer. ."t GH.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor celebrated Newspapers are re.
~ ceNed at NO. ~ Wall street, by the undersigned, Tor
Messrs Galighai For the messenger, daily printed
English, Tie price is 70 francs three months For tho
Observer weekly, francs per month"; payable advance
LIVINGSTON, WELLS a Co, ~ Wallst.
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.stl3 II, G, SMITH a. CO., $I
COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
.Pfh ~ AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL f''f

CLOCK ESIA ADJUSTMENT
5ll. No.,79 John Street, New York, s
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
w OF the best modern improved JhirfyD Day, Eight Day,
lhiry. Hour, Brass, Wood and Ad,m GLOCkS! Win
Clock Trimmings Mahogany Knobs, Spool Boxes Sp6Ui
Stands Iron Rvets, &c, which will be sold the lowest
cash prices. r.sg
Clocka repared and warranted. --- I'll. oct sly
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Fine French Letter and Post Papers.
FINE assortment Of these Papers, together with Eng
n sh and American Papers, boh ruled and PLAN, con,
inty on land The Of English Botng Paper, red
and white, Copying and Wrapping Paper for sae whole
sale and retail by .} I.@ Xxx WNI w ROSE, &,
oct y w. HI Importer OF Stationery, 10 Wall 81,
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RHEuMATIsM AND PILES

=. =, .---.. - =. -. sEPIkMBER 10, 1910
DR.. TowNsRSD--Dear Sir--My wife has BEEN for seye.
raj years, afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies TO obtain relief but all 10 no pur.
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment, to give, your sARsAPARlLl.A tial was also
together with man y my tmployD badly troubled with
rilla, our complaint was completely cured consider
Of the best OF medicines, and would advise all
GARRIT GARRABRANT,
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CYRUS w. FIELD & CO.,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No 8 Burling.sip, New York. Us NJ i
TE highest market prcts paid IN CASH, Tor Rags, Can
L rds, Hagging, Grass Rope, 1Gred Ripe Hemp layt
ROPE Cultngs, Coiion Haste, G'nny Tagging, and oil
other kind Of Paper Makers Stock, al ier Nag Warehouse
IA Plat street, New York. oct Sly
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Cleanse ami SirsRgfJ Consumption he c7ed Bran.
cbifis, Consumption, Lra tURpLdinf, C0is IDtets,
Cddrh !stioa, Splitting " Blood, Soreess III HE Chest,
Hefic Efash higf Sir,tils, Difficult PrQJse E1Jec-
iOraiion, PAN ~ mr. Side, Dc, hdre been and be
3D. .st.. ,u a.
Probably there remedy that has been so sue.
cessu IN desperate oi Consumption this II clean.
and sir.ugtheps the system, and appears heal ulcers
the lungs, and lhe patients gradually regain their
health and strength. & ntr5 ...
81 ALMOST A MIRACLE ~ .s
Read the following, and ioub II you can, that COnsimp
ton be cured. This IL only one, Of several kindred
cases. that ToWNSEND'S SARSAPARII.LA has cured
~ BROOKLYN, Sept IA, 1876.
DR. TOwNsEND--Dear Sill was taken, little
year ago. with a cough and pain in my side it IN
very last lnired was pronounced by ply
cians the quick consumption. raised large guam
fiies OF bail Mailer had night swehis, andsnking very
iastmy doctor SAID he could do nothing Tor went Ia
the hospital in hope Of being benefited, but pronounced
incurhblr. was ROW greatly distressed al the lungs, and
could hardly breaihe soon became emacaied, and ex
p,rted die; confined to my bed, and obliged IC
have watchers indeed cannot give you any description
that would do justice 10 my case. was supposed by my
friends be lasi recovery; had tried great number q
remedies anti all SEEMED 10 be Of no effect read Of The
extraordinary performed by your medicine, and
tell yu the truth, suspected there hunbpg IN
them But was induced 10 Try it did and am very
thankful did, cannot say that am entirely we'll hui
recovered az 10 be about business and hope
10 BE- entirely well m few weeks My cough, pain in tie
SIDE aud night sweais, have left me, and raise but very
tle and iast gaining my usual strength. feel il my
duty give you statement Of my case, 10 publish, il you
please 49,
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GRAIN SACKS---GUNNY BAGS.

GRAHAM BROTHERS, 1a
t so AND 50 WATER STREET,
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in BA GS AND BAG
MI GfNti, offers Tor sale all kinds Of BA GS for GRAIN
&c, for Shipping and Home Use. CORN and WHEAT
81 CkS AU0tO manufactured from Linen, Cotton Duck
and Drills Sizes and fabrics warranted.
GUNNY BdGS-lOO0OO; small medium, large and
extra large, for covering Rio Coffee 'n' Y w .
FLOUR SACKS of various ihbrics suitable for the
shipment Of Flour England. .", "a
WOOL SACkS-l0OO0 H,g tg55. at.a. AZ
COFFEE BAGS, 900 Rio and Lagnyra Coffee Bags
sizes and fabrics warranted. oct Sill
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! CGlUMBjA HOUSE,

tHsssNiI7r STREET. PHILADELPHIA
aaps' ribers have made every arrangement for the
'arnohaiion Of their gness, and respectfully soc
octS--dly' :, ~
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ErvELoPEs.

Tho comorci"i Aohehoh Envelopos
QRQuIRlNG neither sealing wax, waters or letter s,m,
~ which are imported and for sale by ANSTICE n MAJ
street. oppose the post Office worthy The sitsn,ia
Of the melcsptlo community. 's'''''''
oct o--hly' 5of f,f'
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR. ToWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA is a sovereign
and speedy cure for ncipent CONSUMPTION, Tor the
general Prosraiion Of the systemo matter whether the
result inhertntcause or causes, produced by rreguaiiy
illness, accident .... .-s
Nothing can be surprising than its invgorating ef
iecs on tie human frame Persons all weakness las
sinde before taking II, at become robust and full Of
energy under s Influence. Immediately the
hervtestss OF the female frame, which liz the great
Of unhappness ...,r
Will not bt expected Of U.S. in cases Of 30 delicate
lure, 10 exhibit cerhcates oi performed, but
assure The alete That hundreds Of cases have been por
ted 10 Us.
COxsAcEIE, Sept. %, lSiG
DR. TOWNSEND To all whom this may concern--'rhis
Y TO ceitly that my wife used bottle Of your SAKSA
PARIlLA previous TO critical event. under the nlos
alarming ana delicate circumstances being troubled with
The dropsy swelling 81 lie let affections and very
much debllated viii my persuasion, and the recominen
dailon oil those who had used IL was induced TO try IT,
with little OF no a: and suffice IL TO say the medicine
had the happy and desired effect only during the said
period, but after e expiration Of one week OF lis USE the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way 10 an astonishing
degree, and her health SNOW better than had been for
long time previous. F' 4
II this viii he Of any service you, or any one who
doubts The success Of the medicine, you entirely vel
come 70 IT, N.,-s.. .....
] subscribe myself your most obedIeut and obliged serv
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NURsTNG ROTTLES =

NUhSlNG BOVTLES,
A ND BREAST SHIELDS With patent flexible ivory
n mouth piece aI 4y MI.
The subscriber respectfully solicts the attention Of hosS
Interested, 10 these cOntrvnces for feeding infants
ls They free from taste smell, and pliable.
I'd. Will not act on the milk nor the milk on them.
Sd. They are kept eahwith very little trouble.
4ht the hest known artificial for feeding ins
ns They have been in Tor yearsand giyeyery
decided satisiactolL-Prce VI and 81 50. IN s{i $%'
EUG. DUPUY, 600 Broadway,
IT, un na $50 "t tlt corner Of Houston street.
limitations Of my articles already offered for
sale in various quarters he particular examine the stamp
aud ask tor Dupuy Patent Nursing Bottle or Breast Shield
oct 3 ly' j6t'.. at 5ts.M +t'4.ta srA
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7CARPETlNGs.

j, rich Tapestry, Velvet Wilton, brussels and other de-
srrlption OF FASHIONABLE LARPETTN(S, selected
by Mr. r. L. CHESTER, The principal manufacturing
adjustments in England and embracing all the latest up
proved designs For sale at 3 broadway two doors above
the Hospital aa,s octs-lyd
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III. 9 D. H. BRooKa 4 Co,

II. q ID. Fl. BROOKS & Co, IN .
NLOTIIlERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSE
u MERES AND VEJSTLNGS, Nos lie and ll5 Cherry
street. Caihane, have hand very large
Of Fashionable ready made Clothing, Just manufactured,
aud especially adapted 70 the Also, CLOTHS,
CASSiMEIiES and YESTINGS, by the piece, or in
quantities 10 suit purchasers. ,.,. .r+
tdRAIIsNISof every description manufactured to or.
der in the best possible manner and point Of style not 70
be surpassed ~ oct-S-lyd-iE
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PETER brown, Il Lilile 81, Drooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'

aTHISiEXThhCr OF SAISArARlIIA has been ex-
pressly prepared IN reference to Female Complaints No
female should neglect 10 take il. Il certain
OF e and horrible diseases which they
subject II is valuable Tor those approaching
wumanhoOd il Is calculated 10 assist by quicken
ing the blood and nvlgoratng the system Indeed, this me.
dicne IA invaluable for all the delicate diseases wlcl
women subject.
Ii braces the whole system renews permanently the ma
ural Slergiesby removing the impurities oi the bloody
far stimulating the system produce subsequent
relaxation, which h the OF medicines taken
female weakness and disease 1856 ,
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English Carpetings and Flooor OIL
4.@9 Cloths.

JEFFERSON Il HUMPHREY, Az Pearl street, near Ma
dson Just received by late arrivals large LOT Of
KIDA1INS7,ER CARPETLNGS AND OIL CLOTHS,
designs and PATTERNS which will be sold at wholesale
or retail at reduced prices fa a#.n octSly'
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" John JACKSON, Esq, Editor of the Railway Republ
unpublished the above certificate, and remarks in ain ec
tcrnl follows; 5. - &. rH So. "stH ~. 1as Ne
y. The success of DR. TOWNSENDiS PREPARA-
TON OF SARSAPARILA appears be one OF the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
IN It's behalf from Capt. Mclean, OF tins town, and
from the Rev. Mr. White, Staten island gentleman
well known in Railway. Capt Mclean believes The meoI
cine 10 have saved his life, and Mr. White
equally confidence IN its efficacy Intelligent
men like these would not praise strongly what they did
liz fully hrlleNn o be de serving u.
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The qualities OF The above SHIPS anu tnt reputation Oh
their commanders well known Every xeron Will be
made promote the comfort and The interests
Of importers The price Of passage from New York TO Ii
verpool is $780, from Liverpool 10 New York f2, includ
ing stores and bedding, without wines Neither the captain
Of these ships will be responsible or any letters
parcels, packages, unless regular bills Of adg are sign
ed therefore. hs ~ saEa.G i.l..
For freight or passage, apply to ~
4 ocu5--dly X. KERMIT, ~ South VI. .
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Young LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compexions Dull Eyes, Blotchcs
The Face Rough SKIN or frtckea. aud are. s.
rits, use bottle uriwO Of Dr.. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA.
RlLLA, II will cleanse the Hood, remove the Free kes
and Bocht9 and give you animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits and beautiful complexionall Of which are Of i'm,
nense value 10 UNMARRIED LADIES sD
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5, &. PRESTON, NJ d,
UNITED ST
!, ATES OFFICER

Of The Unitedaies NJ Member OF the Legislature, and late
certificate. tells wy, las kindly sent the following
%tns sown story. EtAN
year since l. r.. ~. =, RAILWAY, Jan. Is, lsiT
whole system taken with the InIuenza, and my
Try DIR TONY III In ebiiu,Ietl induced
rwu or three send SSARSAPARllLA, and after taking
buie Il entir potes. was very much relieved, and
taking IT, ely the said ShIsaparila. have continued
saved m and find mat improve every day. believe IL
sdera HE, and would not be without IL under any
,.. on. .."t q. w. MCLEAN. b.,
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DR. TOWNSEND Dear Sir1 have the pleasure to inform
YOU three my children have been cured Of the cro-
iIa by ll,e your excellent medicine They were at.
cied very severely with bad sores have taken only
hottles il took them away for which feel myself under
deep obtigntion. Yours respectfully s. .,f" .a,.s
I ISAAC W. GRAIN, los Wooster street.
New York March 4. 1917, ,s.|. '...' - i-.--
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THREE CHILDREN

This certificate concasiyely proves that this SARSAPA.
RIA has perfect control The obstinate disease
81 the blood Three persons cured house is unpre.
aaI.
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loo rnNs ul DysicpsiG Ill.,.
400 CURES OF GeIie& Dejihty and Want Of Nervous
Energy ... -... n.
500 FtIals Complaints, and over 700 cures Of Dis
tdsss qc khr BOoi si!F
Ulcers s'rpulH, cry spelas ltrheum, pmples on the
EIcc &c IA together with numerous consume.
ton liver C8plnts, spinal affections DC. This We 40
awarr must appear Incredible but lav. letters fron,
phy scdI n lfum all paris the United SaIss
INFORMING extraordinary H. Van luskirk -,
one spectacle druggists la Newark Ne, Jsr
s, pprnls us thai r can refer 10 than one b,,ndr
aud IN, cases III thar place alone Tere are thousands ~
eHin The city ~ New York which will refer 10 win
pleasure, ami 10 men OF character well known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
Or Townsend is almost duiy receiving orders from py
aiciais IA different paris Ol lie unon ., ~
THIS Is 70 rerty that we, the undersigned PHYSICIANS M
ne c o. Ais,y nave N numerous cases prescribed DIR
ToWSSEND'S SAitSAPARILLA and baIirye n Il, $50 :
kei. ~ .1 Et.., - ''Si" .ni.
=. IL Pulling NJ D,,L Wilson, NJ D. r. h. Brisc 7,Lgl
u, T. L. Enendor, NJ ID III NJ = - 5, NJ
Albany April /, 1910. @s" -N. Id
claus on Long Island: ...i-s D'e P'lysi'
GREENPoRr, JU.fv N 80.
DRg TowNsgNp--Dear Slr-It is with slti. : 10 tsio
say 10 You tha have recently Witnessed actioT thai
~ mos bsiecNi results from your EXT several case =
! ShfhRli.tA Bslig engaged IN the pr KAT OF SAli
nave prescribed II III several cases. lcllce oil MEDICINE
ehl ~ tir removal OF diseases "a never withpu BE-,
slals OF The digestive organs aunh slug rom derunsed
any tg Of The kind ever offered ace &c, i far exceeds
please send Inc two Dozen &c The public. You will
Respectfully IN s.E@m,
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To- DIR, YOTT, -u
sion -ss.s " ...s.. 80 ---- ------
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Hamilton County Ahead!

A friend who read the article in our
paper yesterday, OF the great yield OF
corn in Washington county, being l44
bushels to the acre on bottom, and III
on upland, called upon US TO say that an
Englishman named MALLErr, residing
on a farm formely owned by Mr. BrRcH,
near Springfield, in this county, raised
this year, upon upland, the astonishing
quantity OF It's bushels to the acre.
The statement, he says, is made and
sworn to, by the men who gathered the
crop. Who can beat this?- Cincinnati
Enquirer.
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Mr.. Clay's proposition, and for every
Mexican resolution the federaIsts pass,
less US pass two for ourown country,
and the glorious soldiers now in Mexi.
CO. We are ready--We are willing.
and we invite reporters to take down
what our party say. No democrat is
afraid sohile he is defending his coun-
try! When he joins The enemy he will
tremble to have the t.uth told, as Mr..
Clay did on Saturday, at Lexington.
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sIIERIFF,s SALE.

John G. Alok a} Hb HbH vsIsi sis"s ~rii, il'ei Of
S. McTeague ct al. me directed ffomthe
Court OF Common Pleas ni Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer at public outcry at the front door OF
the court house, in the town of Woodsield in said
county, on
Tuesday, the 98th day of December
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock m and A
o'clock m, the following described real estate, to
wit: The west half of the northwest quarter Of
section 80, township A, and range 5; appraised at
$3.50. Also, the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter of same section, township and ranges
appraised at $55. Also, the southwest quarter of
the northeast quarter of same section, township
and range; appraised at $780, Also, the west half
of the southwest quarter of section 49, same town
ship and range; appraised at $780, Alsp, the
south half of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of the same section, township and
range; appraised at 500. Also, fifteen acres of
from the west side of the east half the northeast
quarter of section l, township 5, and range 6;
appraised at $35. Also, seven!y-fve acres in the
west half of the northeast quarter of section l, j.,
township 5, and range six, being all of said half
praised at 5000. Also, the northeast quarter of
section 2, township 5, and range g.; appraised at
$500. Also, the southeast quarter of the north.
west quarter of same section, township Orange,
(only 20 acres;) appraised at $75. All the above
tracts lying and being in Monroe county, and taken
in,executiou az the property of Stephen McTeague
at the suits of John G. Afilick ct al.
Nov. 27.$4 20 VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
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Arrival Of the Acadia.
ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFs.
Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.

Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.
PITrsBURoH, Nov: 20---7p. m.
The British steamer Acadia, which
lett on the 4th instant, has arrived at
Bos ton, bringing an account OF the Eng
ish markets. The English corn mar-
ket alone shows sign Of animation.
4 On the 26lh ult., there was slight
improvement in money matters, and
prices since then have steadily advan-
ced.
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SEYMOUR KINGS ESTATE. Notice is
~ hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and duly qualified as administrators of
the estate Of Seymour King, late of Monroe coun-
ty, deceased. All persons having claims against
said estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement and all persons in-
debted to the same will please make immediate
payment. AMY KING,
49, JOHN KING,
Nov. 30. Administrators. I
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1 .
We published last evening the ad.
dress Of the Rev. @. D. Elliott, in Nash.
vile, on the occasion of presenting a
flag to the new regiment Of volunteers.
Will it be believed that any editor was
capable of making the following com
ments upon it! 81
"CUT.THRoAT prETY.--lf crew of
pirates were to break into quiet dwell
ling a! midnight, demanding half of the
moveables as compensation for the
trouble and hazard of getting in, and
IN lively gratitude for their perfect will.
lingness TO 60 out again, and were to
pursue the inmates (iom room to room,
shooting, slabbing, and yelling 'Give US
peace! we have no doubt but they
could find some SanctimoniouS scoundrel
to glorify their pacific purpose, and in
woke Gods blessing on their purpose
fora consideration"
Such is the disgraceful denuncia,ion
of the New York Tribune. We are
happy to see another whig journal (thc
New York CourieD denouncing this
shameless language in the terms which
it deserves. 1t pronounces the author
of these sentiments as "absolutely be-
meath the honest Indignation of men
who love their country, and feel as pat
riots should feel, in relation to our tri.
umphs in Mexico. The man who has
deliberately proclaimed thut he can
not, and does not, rejoice in the tri.
umph of our arms, and has uttered
prayers for the defeat and disgrace
of the American army in Mexico, may
safely be permitted 10 call patriotic
divine "a sanctimonious scoundrel,' and
may compare our gallant soldiers to "a
creo ofpirates,' without exciting any
other feeling than contemptin the hearts
OF honest men, Washington Union.
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decreptitude Of age. Can itbe believed that after
being before the public for ninety-one years. their
sale should only now be little rising million OF
boxes per year! But so II is, and il is only to be
attributed to fatal prejudice or their sale would
be at least twenty millions Of boxesper year In
stead of only one million. Let all the SICK use
them-they will soon be among the healthy; let
all who would secure themselves from sickness
have them by them in case Of sudden attack; Tor
a.few doses taken when the body commences 10
get out of order, and the benefit is secured at once
Fathers and mothers, attend to this subject; sons
and daughters, attend to this subject; let all men
and women ask themselves the-queston. whether
what has stood the test of time SO long does not
deserve some attention. fg
And who is to be benefited! Those who use
the Brandreth Pills They are the ones that re.
ceiye the interest of a thousand per cent.-How
In present payment of health, OF vivacity for
duness, OF brightness and cearness OF perception,
in place Of cloudiness and confusion Of mind.
Brandreth's Pills are life preserver. Those
who know their qualities feel secure in their health,
and faculties being preserved to them to an indeti-
mite period. They are equally good in all kinds
Of disease no matter how called, because they can
not be used without taking out impurities from the
bIood and perseverance will cause its perfect puri-
fication, and no disease can be present when the
blood is pure
TESTLMONT.aLS from t,oenty'three citizens
of IdrytOtcn, TVestchester countyW
concerning the palue Of BRd.NDRETHS
PILLS, as cure in BILLIOUS& DYSPEP-
TIC cases. w@
JANUARY 10, Is47.
Dr. B. BRANDRErH
My Dear Strive, the undersigned,
being fully convinced Of the superior quality OF
your Vegetable Universal Pills over all others as
Cathartc Medicine, which opinion is founded on
our own personal experience-having used them
for years as family medicine. We therefore take
pleasure in thus recommending them as specially
excellent in preventing and curing those bilious
difficulties to which almost every individual Is, at
certain periods of the year, more or less subject.
In all dyspeptic cases in which we have seen them
used they have effected aperfect cure, The meth
cd of using them was to take one or two every
night when going to bed. Whoever that is dys-
peptic. and follows this advice, will be sure OF a
cure, so we believe, as we have never known them
to fail Nothing but the welfare Of our fellow-be-
ings has induced us to write this; you will there
fore confer particular favour upon US by having
it published
VIZ.
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Surveying.

ENAMEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
~ Surveyor, will attend to the surveying of
land, roads, &C., under the direction of the County
Surveyor. Deeds, mortgages, and other legal in.
struments, drawn at the shortest notice. Office in
Woods6eld, @ Nov l3-tf