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Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
TO Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING MAREIOusE.

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
FE7liE subscribers have opened new IfE
i FagAnw m tho city Of New York, where
they are ready t5supply ofdefs 10 any extent, iar
any kind Of job Bncy type ink, Peper oases'
Faleys, brass rule, steel column rule composition
sticks ehases, anl every ariee necessary for a
printing oiliec
The type, which ura Gust In new maoId7 fom
an entirely new set Of matf,Arsi with deep conh.
tgfs, are Warranted to be unsurpassed by any, aud
vi be sold at pteaB to sun tic tines, Az the
typ. furnished by Us il elaud cast
Printing presses furnished aud also steam en-
giHFs OF the most approved patterns,
VA machiugsl lseuus'aully ia attendance
10 repair presscs aud light work.
Composition rollers casl Tor printers
UsEdllafs OF ufwsppzn who will buy three
imea ns much type az their bills amount To- lnay
give the abaye sS months nscf,ieniu Their pnpeTs,
aud send their papers containing II ta tho sub
CoekCRoFT & oyERENh.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
SAMUEL j. COOK 4 r. NJ. HARDY

H., We ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES ~ THE
PRACTICE oF rHg LAW,
- HEY will give their joint attention to all
~ business entrusted 10 either of them, and
will attend the circuit county and probate courts
of the counties composing the 9th judicial circuit
the courts of the county of Bradley, and the sa-
preme and federal courts at the city Of Little
Rock; aud will ..,so attend to any business en-
trusted to them in the Parishes of Claiborne,
Union and jackson, Louisiana,
Adj ESS;
sAMI- j. Cook, Magnolia, Uaioa Co., Arls,
X. NJ. HARpy, Ei Dorado, Union @, H. Arks,
Jan. %, lsI6-ls
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Britts Hotel,
WASHINGTON. HEMPSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

ME subscriber bossleuyc to inform hs friends
J aud the public that hr till continues busi-
nrs at hIs Old stand, where he hhs supplied him.
s'lf with every thing necessary Tor The accom-.
mediation Of The travelling community. III, house
b. cOmmodions, tho ru0ms well arranged iof
families aud hIa table well supplied with the beet
the mhfkr, affords
Ills stables are large. bouniGlly supplied with
pfovendcf and attended by careful osil'r.
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be- want.
ing on bis part 10 render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him cali. llis charges will bo
as moderate as those Of any other house in the
south, as an evidence Of which he refers to the
following
RULES;
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, 81 Is
day, 25
Single meal, 2b
Lodging, IS
Horse feed,
Keeping man mud horse Oh night 81
Keeping hone pcrwctk, ~
GEO o. BRIT
Washington, Oct 30. ls45.-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Irn-ec -ecniinr l.tn.nnn.-

lN 'ieaii=h. NJ. Foster, Helena. rhlls
county
2nd Iutui-SClon d Jones. Pine Bluils, Jea,I.
tun county.
81 CHeull-SiIas c. Walker, Bai,s,lns, Indc.
Pendcucc county
4lh ctcnit-A . Greenwood, Denionyae,
Benton county
5lh tifcmi.-Gto'ge e Watkins. aud Attorney
1rn'iai, lltir Rock, Pulatki county.
9th tIrmi--A.Irn W Blc,us. Washington,
lirnrslsad county
''h IIwuii--J0s,Ph J. Green, Van Bursn,
Cnwiu'd county
sih hiiruh-R Lyon, II Dofado, uuiou county
TERMS or THE CIRCUIT COURTS
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
For Sale.

g-la LAfer TWO FroRY FRAME IIorsr in tle
-sai4- 'ow%n Of Washington, with two lois Of
ground adjoining They will be sold at bargain,
u urc at the Telegraph of6es
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
10000 Acres Of Lands
FOR SIZE,
IL THE STATES OF ARKANSAS
AND MISSISSIPPI.

.
And MISSISSIPPI.
ME undersigned now offers for sale FORTY
rnoUs.Np AeRrs Or tAzn 10000. ia the
cotton growing region Of the States of AUEANss
sud Altsslzslrri, IA quantities TO suit purchasers.
Among the count oi the former arc HcRpsisad,
.Ssricr. Dallas, Clark, Orasliiq, Iai0B, and
Lafayette, and among the count s Of The latter
state, are Dfssio. MirslaN, Tslieg, Panaia,
Yaiiliusia, Ciscfdic, Carroll Hl'mrs, ITALIA.
laieiie, Hiads, HalHgioH and lasgo Town.
ship Maps have been procured ui part Of these
lands, taken from the original pais or u ;. sur.
yeys showing accurately, the water courses, Sc.
Ani the undersigned hos also procured at d great
expense, competent persons {" examine portion
of these lands, by quarter sections, who have
furnished copious field notes. giving a minute ac-
count VI the growth ol timber, unterFfowtll and
slfubbeiy: with diagram Of lbc springs, water.
cguracs, sc; ~ elso the quality, situation, local
advantages, und value Of each quarter section
separately,
TgBus-Fye payments, one 9Th eash iu hand,
aud the residue in ono, two lhrrr aud four yesrs,
equal nstalmcuiz, with interest Il m date Of sale
\. B-PeuonS owning plantations adjoining,
or in tho vicinity Of these lands, can be called
upon, who will show them 10 those wishing 10 pur.
chasn with O view 10 o settlement
Further information can b. had, By addressing
Bowers & Co, Memphis Tenn, or Wm. n
lower, Lutte Rock, Afis, or J. Sidney Smith,
Washington, Hampstead county, hrks, postage
paid
OL.sa5V ODO'OT ~
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
.HPdicm .H0fire.

huCToRS Il A. nRuNSoN 4 +. n
~ BOOKER having associated tbem,sIyes
m tie practice Of Medicine, respectfully tender
their services 10 the community
Office ~ Columbus, Hampstead count . Arts
T. s-Those who have been laborug under
chronic disease Of long standing. may find II 10
their interest 10 call aud see them IA
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
DIR. A. g.. Breni,
Onininr.

FEW snnces u sulph Quinins just received
Z and for sale at Dr. b. ?. Jtlt's drug store for
cash. Expecting to receive large supply Of
Medicine shortly from New York, | invite tho
attention Of Physicians and others to my stock,
which will be sold al the very lowest prices for
cash only. Call and see
y. P JETT
Washington, Oct. "a, ls4G.4s3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
.t.r noods, .Ne,c Gooas,

~ V"IF OUU87 sFtlT WOUftS
TE7HF' ub sfbf hss iut received direct from
Ncw Yo.halafgr and splendil assortment OF
mars. BDOTS. SHOES, SADDLERY,
STATIONARY, CLOTHING, 81.
Purchaser. u want Of Goods may be assured g
efya Bargain by calling at the cheap store u
ABRAHAM BLOCK
Jas G. l-l1.1.h
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
RATES OF TIE
yYashillgtonZ Hotel !.

DoARDtNG by the month, Sl9
| hlionrdina aud lodging per month, Sls
bonding and lodging per week during court
" public times, 50
Boarding aud lodging per day during court OF
public times,
Boarding and lodging per week, 81 30
Boarding aud lodging per day. -
Single neal, ~
Lodging, -
Here feed. %
Keeping horse - hours. -
Keeping mau and horse all nizHt, s ID
Keeping herse per week. 81
m1ltH, Slh
RaaFirr will be ss,peeielto TO ply al the end o
caHh month
Au credit n the bar.
r. +. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Washington, August 25. sl5=i9-n
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Doctors .yeit & Rlnck

AVE associated Themselves in the rraeliec
! of Medicine. Their Offices afe IN Wash.
lnsion and Fulton, where one or The other may
at all times be found to attend a calls for their
services.
WallIngton. October u. lsAG.4sN
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Removal.
40 Travellers.

I'VE subscriber has opcasd ner housr iu Spring
Iill, Afks, for the entertainment Of siraugtn
aud travellers, and pledges herself 20 nsr ryrfy
tcuion TO render comfortable those who may BE-
pleased 10 call upon her,
MRS HARRIS.
Spring It'll. April 3, sIi6-=i7-n
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
Medical Notice.
Notice.
Tor Sale.

FOR sale.
ID ECElYED and Tor sale on consignment
80 Sacks best Rio Coilse,
~ Barrels Sugar,
5 Barrels Molasscs,
GO Barrels good Nhskcy
100 sack Salt,
A large quantity Rope and Bagglng,
a quantity Powder aud Lad
Al of which We will stll on the rnosi rcnsonabIe
terms. Those who may leave cotton with ns can
have their rrocets on US rosd terms as TO send to
New Orleans for them You will do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
SMITH & JOHNSON
Upper Warehouse, Fulton, Oct "a. ls46.506w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, MoRsINe, Dec. 8, 1s47.
Senate met.


Senate met.
message was received from the House, informing the
Senate that the House had, by resolutions appointed
committee behalf Of the House, with similar
committee the part of the Senate request the Rev.
Mr. Holiday TO attend at the Hall of Representatives
to-day, 10 o'clock, open the present session OF the
General Assembly with prayer; and requesting the Sem
ate 10 recprocate the resoln0n which reclprocated
by consent; and Messrs Miller and Davis appointed
a committee to act on the part Of the Senate.
message received iom the House, informing the
Senate that the House had passed resolution appointing
a behalf of tie House act with a
mee the part of the Senate wait upon his excel
iency the Governor and inform him that the General AS
sembly ready TO receive any communication
which he be pleased To make; which recipro-
Gated by consent; and Messrs. Walpole and McCarty
were appointed a committee on behalf of the Senate.
Mr. Hough,on moved TO reconsider the vote the
solution passed yesterday regard to furnishing the
bers Of the Senate with copies Of the State Sentinel and
Journal and the motion lost.
Mr. Berry offered the following resolution:
ResOred that the standing rules in force for the govern
ment of the Senate lis last session be adopted until
modified by action of the Senate.
Mr. WapOe moved TO amend so that majority might
suspend at any time the operation Of the rules the
amendment lost, and the original resolution adopted
by consent.
The committee appointed 10 wait upon Mr.. Holiday
reported that they had performed their duty and that Mr.
Holiday had consented open the present session with
prayer.
bill was presented by Mr.. Read authorizing the yo
tiers Of this State TO tor against convention for
revision Of the constitution; which was read the hrs
time, and ordered TO a second reading
petition presented by Mr.. Davis from Mary Rus
SELL praying for divorces which referred to SEE
ect COMMITTEES, conssing of Messrs. Davis, Henry, Os
born, and Conner.
Mr. Robinson presented petition from citizens Of Shell
by and Decatur cnunes, praying for change in the d.
vision lines between said counties; which was by
referred to select committee Of five Senators.
communication was received from the Auditor OF
State IN relation the stock held by the State in the
Madison and Indianapolis railroad; with some recon-
meDdations
Mr. Miller moved 10 lay the communication the Ia
BILE: carried.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
1nGiama legislature.
REPORTED FOR THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, December Z, 1917.
Mr. WalpOle moved that the resolution offered by
Mr.. Ellis yesterday informing the House that the
Senate had convened elected John d. Ferguson prin-
clpa Secretary, P E. Robinson Assistant Secretary,
w lillian House Sergeant-at-Arms and VIM. Haw-
thorn Doorkeeper and were now ready for legisa-
tive business, be now taken up.
The ayes and noes being demanded, were called,
and the motion was lost-ayes "a, noes D.
Mr.. Ellis moved for call of the Senate, upon
which the ayes and noes demanded, and being
called, the motion was lost-ayes "a. noes "a.
Mr. WalpOle moved that the main question be now
put upon the adoption of the resolution offered by Mr..
Ellis on yesterday.
Mr.. Handy moved to adjourn, and the ayes and
noes being called, the motion was lost-ayes n,
noes IS.
The motion of Mr.. Walpole was taken up, and the
ayes and being demanded and called, the motion
was carried-ayes 70, noes %.
Mr.. Henry moved to reconsider the vote.
Mr.. Walpole rose TO point of order and colt
tended that when the Senate had decided that the pre-
question shall be put, motion for reconsider
alton could be entertained.
Mr.. Henry replied that it a right every men,
Der had, when he had voted in the affirmative, ask
for reconsideration of that vote
Mr.. Handy sustained Mr.. Henry in remarks.
The Chair decided the motion in order.
The ayes and noes being demanded on the motion
of Mr.. Henry, the motion lost-ayes "a, noes %.
The question being upon the adoption Of the reso-
luton, the ayes and noes being demanded were
called, and the resolution not adoped-ayes %,
noes IS
Mr. Hamrick moved that the Senate proceed to the
election of Principal Secretary.
Mr. Stewart moved for a call of the Senate, and
the ayes and noes being taken, the motion was lost
ayes %, noes 26.
The motion of Mr.. Hamrick was then taken up,
and carried.
Mr.. Davis announced the name of John D. Fergu-
candidate.
Mr. Marsh announced the name of A. S. Stevens
as a candidate.
The Senate proceeded to vote for Principal Secre-
tary, Messrs Handy and Hamrick acting teers.
The following is the result of the ballotings
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
Laboratory of ThOmSOnian Botanic
o Medicine.

No 20, South CdiUert Street-BALTIMoRE.
THE first mill erected in the United States for the special purpose
l. preparing Thomsonian Botanic Medicines.
The subscriber has the largest and complete Of
Medicines in the United States comprising all the
and other articles recommended by Dr. 3 Thomson Besides
variety other approved Botanic Medicines
his Mills expressly for the above Medicines,
favorable his Medicines
and the and
deous poisonous qualities he does admit thing
about his establishment.
experience Of than twenty In the practice
compoundng of Botanic Medicines from the very
materials the market has afforded him
himself his medicines after fair trial. will
may offered friends of Botanic within the
whole of our country.
as Of great Importance that Practitioners and Others using
Medicines should be apprzed That all the
actured his establishment grOdbween
upper neither mill stone; the latter heals
queny nures il does destroy the medical
submitted to such operation.
hand all the Medical Works the Botanic
eether with general Of Glassware Syrnges
with the business Those wishing pure
an supplied the reasonable terms by
Oct. 10. 42-6m EPH'M. LARRABEE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

PLANK RoADs.-In company with Geo. Geddes,
ESQ.,, we lately enjoyed ride on the Salem and Cen.
trail Square plank road. This road, in constructing
which Mt. Geddes was engineer was completed du.
ring the past year. Its length Is miles. 1t is de-
cdedly the most agreeable road to ride over that we
ever saw. The carriage glides along as smoothly as
the frozen surface of lake river. The plank
hemock, eight feet long, and three inches thick
laid Immediately on the EARTH which is made perfect
ly smooth to receive them They keep their places
without any fastening. On one side Of the road there
IS a good ground track twelve feet wide, exactly
level with the plank, which carriages turn out,
and which in dry weather is good road. The cost
of this road, including both the earth and plank
tracks, was $500 per mile, and it expected the
plank will list eight years. A team will carry about
double the weight on this road that il will on the
common roads, and horse in carriage will go
along at the rate of sixty or seventy miles day. In
section where planks can be cheaply procured, We
have doubt that those roads will be found profitable
AID. Culttudtor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

."Cedse firing and retreat" was the order given by
COL BowLEs TO the I'd Indiana Regiment in the hot
est of the fight at Buena Vista, which nearly lost us
the battle. For so ordering, he has received general
condemnation throughout land. Yet at the same
hour. there were men in Congress urging with impas
stoned zeal the same course of action-calling on
Gen. Taylor to retreat beyond the Rio Grande, and
the Government to cut off his supplies of men and
money. They were anxious to see done what UREA
and CANALEs were doing between Monterey Mata-
moras and could their voice have been heard at Buena
VISTA it would have spoken to our brave soldiers
treat, with supplies and reinforcemens off, and in
the presence of the foe, beyond the banks of the Rio
Grande, trailing in the dust that banner which had
been borne VIGOROUSLY from Palo Alto to Aqua Nueva
If COL BowLEs deserves condemnation for his order
given under CALLING fire, when his men were falling
by before him, what measure of Indignation
due to those members of Congress who were at the
same time insisting upon more dastardly and dishon
orable retreat l-St. Louis Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
Still Later from Kentucky.
Dig. MLANE,S VERMIFUGE!

Vs.
MEssRs KIDD GeHs-In the month Of July
F. Merryweaher of Cincinnati appointed place.
for selling Dr. MLanes highly approved Medicines and the
tive that prompts entire white this letter
house. inform that the inhabitants ofth and
county generally have given the VermJUgeg Dr. lane fair
trlo IN their families and pronounce it TO be- ithO exception
the offered
worms.
The high estimation in which the Vermifuge held
muny has induced TO purchase in future from
Agent and you will obge greatly by writing by mall
your cash price for the Vermifuge by the gross.
Very respectfully yours, &c. SNYDER
Prepared the Proprietor and sold wholesale
KIDD No. CO. Wood street. Pittsburgh
NB-Purchasers will please he particular inquire
MLaRss Specific VerEaHge, take nothing
by DAVID CRAIGHEAD Indianapolis; TOMLIN-
SON BROTHERS. Indianapolis; j. oWSLEY < Co.. Indian
apos; JOHN KELLEY, Nashville, Brown county: SMITH,
VAWTER & Co. Vernon Jennings county; f. BURKE Yer
non Jennings county; JOHN VAWTER MOrgantown Morgan
county; w. ID. ALEXANDER & BROTHER, Gosport owen
county; THOS MCALLA, Bloomington, county JNo.
MCAILA, Eliottsvile Monroe county. 2S BIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

Mr.. Lewis was withdrawn after the thirdbaloting,
and Mr.. Anderson after the fourth.
Mr. Tufts was elected Doorkeeper.
On notion it was resolved that the Senate be in
formed that the House was organized and ready to
proceed to business
Mr. Lane of Dearborn then moved that the Door
keeper be instructed to contract with the editors of
the Sentinel and Journal for three copies each of
their respective papers for each member Of the House
during the present session, at the expense Of the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
ELECTRICITY AND GALVAN1SM,
Mechanically and Incidentally applied
ian the treatment and removal of dis
mo ~ In a

Gases. on the ChrOssO-Eheffnhf SYSTEM.
EhR JONES would inform the citizens of indianapolis and
~ cny will here short for the of
treating Diseases both Chronic and Acute The treatment Of
and character the hospi
Britain and dependant altogether for their
Gayanm and Electricity and would be by
sad hearts that have been made
rejoice the curative effected by these
agencies.
successfully treated By GaraHsm and Electricity
Amauro AphOna loss of voice. Asthma Aneursm Absces
nor9a Bronchitis Blindness Of from reren inflammation par
ay of the ris Brain, with congestion and eoncusOn Chorra
of the spne CamP Collie Goodness Of feet and hands,
norhGa Dyspepsia, Diseased sPine Epilepsy Gou Hempega
Headache whether nervous or Hypochoudaem lneont
power, MenstruaOn, difficult suspended Paafa Nervous
grade Numbness Palsy Paralysis Papaton
the Heart Peury PoIapsus Uter Rheumatic affections whet-
chOnc Resessness Sciaca Seroua Tic Dooreux
Tremors Temens Deum, Uterine, (conyulsions and deby
withered decayed hmbs sc.
be consulted Bowning HOTEL Washington ST.
Especial attention paid SerofuOus and Mercura diseases
IL. J. JONES, NJ. d., Chrome Thermal Practitioner,
Medical Gavanst and Electrician.
r|z.IIea he ured mn 3I.s.3t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
SALEOF LAND BY COMMISSIONER

decree Marion Circuit Court, May
I'D D. 1874 undersigned Commissioner appointed
that purpose by said Court Saturday the eleventh day
between the of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
Indianapolis expose sale
highest bidder the following described piece parcel lot of land
the half Of the south west quarter Of section twenty
six 26 township fifteen 5) NORTH range three C3) except
the sde the line, being all
part said tract lying the side Of the Central Canal
shall be necessary the purpose shall be
sold hundred four dollars (beng
due on 10th and said land
having mortgaged of Indiana John Richie
now deceased $780, from the Sinking Fund.-
and for failure pay the interest thereon Loan inter
est and costs, S299 20. J. b. McCHESNEY,
Indianapois Sent. IL Dec. Commissioner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
& { E T
neafb from n Slight Gold.

By negectng those saua precautions which sense
Dictates many, very many fall victims their mpudnce
We have the young bide blooming the bird Of
Paradise fair flower hope the pride Of her father and the joy
cheek flushed with anticipation aud her eye
with the so of ovetbe dreams life dan
cling her fancy with the rich ard vaged nts of the nnbow
promise We all this changdaye the wedding
the bridal chamber for this sepuche othe dead
COLD. Now, before
use DR. ROGERs'S LIvERWORT AND TAR, which gives i'm
thousands of intelligent families
extraordinary The gay, the young and the
beautiful young speak forth its praise and will long
positive and the despaing family frede.
afflicted with diseased lungs should call owey Co,
certificates of such Dr. WIN j. Richards Judge
William Hiram Professor in Cincinnati
Iecuc Medical College. 45tc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10
DIR, Nr.Lane's Liver pills.
B } syH|; 8 SiZI Isl
ERR XIl7Ig lsS

MEsRs KIDD Co., Pittsburgh, Pain the month Of June
received dozen Of Dr Manes Speci
all of which have sold and wish further supply
We frequently receive packages from
Express and presume there would be difficulty forwarding
by this Rochester Pittsburgh. truv
Rochester, N. Y, Feb a. 1917. POST & WILLIS.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
KIDD Co. No. 90, Wood street, Pittsburgh Pa.
N B-Purchasers will please be particular and INQUIRE for
or and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-10

MEssRs J. KIDD send By Express y
dozen boxes MLANEs LIVER PILLS. They selling good
mere aud suit generally. Yours. SC, F. p STEDMAN-
Maysriie. Chatauque o.. n. ". Dec. 90. 1877.
Prepared Tor the Proprietor sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD Co.. No. 90 WoOd-st. Pittsburgh. Pa.
ON BPurchasers viii please particular inquire for
"Dr MLaHe's Lirer Pills" and take other
More evidence Of the increasing demand for DR.. MLane IL
YER PILLSi
- ERIE, February 10th, 1877.
MEssRs j. KIDD Co. Pittsburgh, observation-disclosures
will find dollars which please place credit and forward
Of Dr. MLGnes LiUeT Pills" entirely
Respectfully yours &c, CARTER X BROTHER.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
KIDD & Co., No. 90. Wood street, Pittsburgh Pa.
N BPuchasers will please be particular and inquire for
DIR. Lanes LiUer Pills, and take no other.
To all sDhom a. may
DIR. M'Lane'S Liver Pills.
MEsRs. KIDD Co.-This 10 certify that my wife has been
afflicted for several with the following pains periods
Pain right side the edge Of the ribs extend
ing the right shoulder pain the back part Of the head and
above the accompanied by weakness loss OF appetite
and almost confined her bed Since August she has
used three Liver Pills" have
that by the Pills. been benefited in
ordinary degree Under the Providence God she enjoys
good health and able attend the domestic concerns Of
my family. JAMES STEWART.
Richmond Jefferson county, Ohio.
Preparation the Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by j.
Kidd & Co, o-60, Wood street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
81 Purchasers will please be particular and inquire for Dr.
MLANES LIVER PILLS, B" and else, there
other Pills now before the public puPOng to be Liver Pills.