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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
NOTICE.

4 IL persons having claims agan.. The e.,s,. o;
"A Rich ri g. Anderson. deceased will please 10
present them without delay. Those Indebted 10 said q.
s'ae are respectfully requested to make arrangement. 70,
paying possible, as il the design Of the Ex
ecutoI 10 wind up the business of The estate speedily
SAMUEL A. BAILEY, ex'o,. O;
Richard G. Anderson. deed!
August 0-im
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NOTICE.
TVVHE Co-parnershiP heretofore existing under the
i style OF Shelton s. Hatcher, this day dis,ved
BY mutual CONSENT
The name Of the Co-parnership will, in future, be
alone used as may b. Necessity closing the business Of
said concern. The B,nks. SC. placed in the hands
of :. w. Shelton. who is alone authorized TO close tho
business Of said ou,cern, ty consent u" the parties
5. W SHELTON.
August l0-ts }. A HATCHER,
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- Gen Butler has been called home from Wash
in.ton b. dou.. Ir affection.
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NOTICE.
RElN DESTROYS to 60 West, offer sale my we'll
- known
TAVERN AND WAGON YARD
Hlng immediately the Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike
Just out OF the Corporation OF lyncbug is beautiful
high, airy and healthy situation; there are
TWO ACRES,
OF rich productive Land, attached to it. also
EXCELLENT UELLS,
on the lot, which att rd abundance water The wafer *
pure cold and sweet 1t Cannot well be surpass ID.
the wells has new pump in it worth about so
he Tavern House has eleven ROOMS including the
GROCERY ROOM
me stable IS new and large enough "a Stalls and
ABOVE sufficient to put away 5000 lbs Of Hay There
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
ENGINEER's OFFICE. $ 'uth Western Turnpike,
Wytheville, Va, July 25lh, lS4S.
PROPOSALS. will be received at the odi in Sa-
l. lem, Roanoke county until the 26h day Of August.
tor he grading and Matchmaking miles Of the
road between Salem and Cloverdale and the office
W yheve, until the ID day Of September, for grading
and Matchmaking thirty five miles Of the road, extend
ing from New River t" Wythevile. Each section VIII
ne 55OO feet long Bids will state the price proposed
for the entire complexion OF each Seciit1.
Plans. profes and specifications may be seen upon az
picaii n the undersigned at his office at Nyiheve
The work 10 be completed by the first OF January
1850.
LEWIS NJ. PROVOST,
Ens'r. and Sup'r. S. W. Turnpike.
August S-t2Sepl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
AN Their NEW STOCK
81. GOODS
TO BE SOLD OFF.

Id F.
TOH\ u. PtRNlS. Agt, has too large Stock Of Sum
u Goods hand for the OF the
sell the month of June, July and August
tensive Stock LADIES' REss tooDs; GANrLENEx Cor
P,<TlooNs and VEST Goods BoNSETs PaRAsoLs SUMNER
SHOES Sc, at greatly reduced prices
SCARCE GOODS
am now receiving per the Canal Boat "Paul Prv" Mo
rocco Belts. Green Barege Ladies Kid Gloves all grades
linen Cambria Hdkfs, Grenadines for Ladies Dresses
Cd per ward SC, &.
iLSO-Ano,lcr supply Of those cheap FEr On BroAD
tnrE>. new >ivL Ladlos Skirts &c. T..
june -r,i IoiiN ruRviS, a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
For Kent.

DERSONS having claims against the late firm Of
Shackl-nrd 4 lewell-u, against John G.
Sh ackleurd, desired to bring them forward without
delay that they may BE- adjusted. Ind all person. ~.
debted to The parties are hereby notf that pay
ment must be speedily made, such will be
placed in legal train Of collection
H. b. RICHARDS
August l4-wGw if Agent for the Assgnees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
L lNCHBURG MARKETS.

''' 'ie ''eeF Ming Sdarday. .fog r. 1875
C,r SoI "a ectrd The PAST week 405 hhd-
lasp4c,;.,s - ~ 60 10 mas
do a, ln@uS'' - 500
The operations ofthe week I,rye the d.n,rd ,,o3
Wequae I.pasx-n. ;, ''1"'
s. 20 as in quality N..,f,,..,.;a
Coming tnure sea roe n,r,;crI,,I Nv. s7o.,..
p.ices from so /, Z, 49,. I,
Four-Sa!es Il tot ~
Pro-isioas. N !!
Meal A. cents.
theat- White a co,,.. 49,
Craia-Corn. lJcts. n,1s3It,)- ,.ot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Auc .
tlour-1he market with moderate bushes. deins
in favor of the buyer. Sales OF Howard stree, =, II
- 81 93s.
Corn-Sales Of prime White at :6 cents and az nrms
Yellow al 81 to 81 cents per bushe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

We find the following telegraphic letter in tn. Nev
York Tribune. This is the first innaon that We Re-
collect 70 have seen ufthe important movement here al
iuded L.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

LOWING to . long continued indsp,si,ss, th,, has
~ rendered me unable 10 attend to my business am
induced 10 oT iod sale that desirable and very
valuable
FIRM
called Sycamore. OF which reside 1t lies adJ,ininr
me IL Sn OF Lexington. The residence within Teen
minutes walk of The Schuus and variuS sennStles az
learning Tor which The town is justly ceebraed To
gentleman who is desiruus Of eucatin his family nm
Ger ms own eye desirable suarlun c,AId not b..
'hrred-oeins near enAngh the town ENJOY all lis nd
'dhties YET 50 Tar removed avoid many u lis an
noyances. The farm cunrans about
GOO ACRES,
near 2OO Of which in wood which sells readily in
town al 81 luad-and 400 cleared and in fine state
OF improvement, capable "s producing the heaviest crops
ct gram or grass. our climate will mature-and all well
lncosed. with water in every field and lot and wa,ered
.ME.3DOW
amply sufficient for all the purp of The form and
which may be increased if desired The proprietor ha
spent twenty years Of his life in endeavo,ng to make il
fine farming and grazing estate and he aers him
la MS Efforts nave not been without success and be-
lleves that the purchaser will find every improvement.
not ct necessity only. but Of comfort and Convenience
that he would desire.
The buildings have all with two exceptions been mn,
up within ID II Is years.
A THE DWELLING HOUSE
@!,CA is Of brick-very large-and convenient
81 lIk ly arranged for the accommodation Of a
s946 large family. 1t Contains ten rnms be-
sides hve large passages and porches and also basement
and garret-the basement divided as above and is dry
and airy. Attached TO the dwelling is kitchen ana
work room.
he negro bouseS are of brick well ventilated and ca
Pabe OF accommodating all the hands necessary to ope
rate the farm. The meat house is two sorIes--lhe low
er story used as an eating house for negroes There
Is h'e daIj convenient with excellent water uln
Der house with cider and apple cellar, and by the way
first rate
ORCH7RD
OF select irui. to fill it, Carriage House. Blacksmith
shop. Carpenter shop and sablng for more than 20 hors
es, Piggery. Wagon House. Corn House and Swisie-
ban,'O BY ~ feet. Underneath the hresing floor there
is granay 20 by so feet, and feet high and bull Of
BRICK The end Of the basement occupied by the
horse power Of the reshng machine the other appropr
ated 10 he farm implements think il unnecessary to
say more 10 induce persons desrous purchase such
property to view it-then they and Judge for
themselves My bfo'her,H. Barclay, will take pleasure
in shelving the farm. in my absence and my manager
Mr.. j. c. Harrison will be always al home and will give
any information desired.
am very DESTROYS 10 SELL and would be glad to sell
as possible on fair terms
A. 4 BARCLAY
Rockbridge, August Att
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The above $ le is postponed, until the p tn inst.
August l0-I24A
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k.ICO.N..

~ O,Nn LBS. Bacon Sides and Shoulders 81 prime
ZU.VOO quality for sale by
july PTS BRYANT & TINsLEY.
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.M.iRKE.lGES.

= Married. on Thurs lay evening, the 10Th inst, by the
he'. WIN. NJ Wart. Mr. I'm. VI Cock, OF Mis-
T%n' 70 Miss Mary Fletcher, daughter OF the Rev.
richard =. Brown. Of Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

This company will peri form at
Lafayette, on "Wednesday the 9Th,
Salem, on Thursday, the 10th,
Conner Springs, Friday, the 18th,
AT Albert lliams Salem Turnpike, Saturday this l2th
Liberty, Monday, the llth,
New London, Tuesday, the 18th,
Campbell &. H., w ednesday, the 10Th
Ang. st
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RIBBO.NSi RTBBO.NS!! RJBBO.NS!u=

H1t- 81 BSCRIBFR has on hand large Sack .
understandable Ribbons. plain and figured. Of all
widths. some OF them will answer dress common
Dnnnes. ana me rest will do Tor fancy and ornamental
uses fHce OF cents. JOHN J. PURVIS, Aoi
r. 81 am ihls day receiving large lot Of l.ooJs. OF
varl"Is kinds. sent from Ancon Sale in Rich nond.
~hlrh viii b, sid 81 ABOUT hall their value
July 3-tsi J\O. JrIKVIs. Ac'r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

IUTHe Editors q lie Enquirer
RALEIGH, ~ c.. Aug. 10Th.
Thirteen cruncs remain to Dc beard from. All here
'hIh Reid elected The Legislature will probably
he md Joint hallut We shall. however, know all
by the western mail OF to morrow (FH'av) night.
Editor Standard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-14

50 Barrels superior Family Flour. New. For sale
by MCDANIEL s, LEE.
AHgMst u IS
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PRIME ROCKBRTDGE LAND
~ THE MARKET

IWINO to long continued indsposirsn. tina, has
~ rendered me unable 10 attend To my business. am
induced 10 offer ioI sale that most desirable and very
yalua hla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

q mes with winch they brth4rel each other. One r.
ne NJ. llat naf prominent member ot ehrr hraon
hut proved elhrt lar. rruor pubic rnhhef. or
"otsr nh The rest. obi rdrfailsl Another. that
the eyesef the people goid deal opened to the de
crury ri The Nhar Inr Len concern
Meanwhile tie out dnot ID mnemey in the nrighbar-
hotdu the lgf.s cities. helna acat,d b, the salue Tau
dahe Fatr, sn. hn nal having the faculties At cNrrts
sion rIe,rd hy tr STATE fathers and the Editors rrsort
I'D 10 'rcut mado If arg1ne tha question. aud pn
mrel each her ,cntnnlly. thai The dem cracy al a
man VI q1cs aonod, wha could not rNmb black eye,
81 bruised u,se. Us satisfactory token.
In anoihrt number shall flush this htei account Of
burner and ilunkeIlm IN tho
EMPIRE STATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
COMMISSIONERS. stlE 6r
M

Cd, yduo d decree al the Circuit Superior Couu
I'D ola" and Chmerry i,r N'ls'n county on the
day Of October. i. pronaunccd IN he ca9e there
in lrnrndltr. David ". Burton, survivor Of 1honas
T. llolcomhe and DAVID ". Burton PhlQiifl. and
Christopher I Estes the administrator Of l"1ae PAUL.
deed aud other defendants, W. the undersigned Com
,u,sioorrs ol sud Court appointed r tho purpsr viii
an "Wednesday the 26h d'v ol july next. on the pren
ises. The cH0oiy # Nelson, about iva miles rom tie
town ol iovne-lou and adjoining the Lands Of SatHue'
Loving. dee and ohes. expose 10 sale 10 the highest
bidder Tor much cls VIII ply the eNptncs o sa'.
aud the balance cfrlitnt UNI two anl hree YEARS.
IA equal ,ostanen,s ~ tract ot land, called the
JOHNSON TRACT.
as described in The deed filed vh The parers Of he cause
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
CEDAR FOREST S1lIODI.

fINlE eN.rcises at this school will commence Monday
the 2jh dN ol june n.Nt, and lie continued the usual
Cd ID months.
Ihe prices Lon llptdne anl Taitian remain unarfel
The snhs,ubrts place oil address tc,n Hill Pos, Ontc,
Campbell county.
Jun Ij-w2w Il SAMUEL 7. MILLER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

Naffri. on W,drr>l1y. the 5lh lust. by the Rev
Nj Adams. Caai. VIM. VI. ANDREWS. Of Brdf1,d
tn Mss SARAH T., eldest daughter Of pe,er Soeet
E.n-. Of Mmnnanl,.
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gs.E.s'E'E 80,

NJ NJ T. ID | \ 4 T. ~.
ESA the month ar year. active and experienced
~ oN'TIltR. mud ils rate DINING Ioom servant
\ Iplv at Jlbrrls' liorI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
LADIES' FAIR AND SUPPER.

he Ladies propose having Fair and Supper Al the 1ar
crn Mr. Ddlc Amherst Count House, the evening
orthe 23rd olthc present month"; and tn day, he
2ih) Dinner viii be furnished for the Masnn, and all
others vhon1y b. pleased to attend The profits OF whah
viii be used all OF building Church the Court House
with saeh obie, view, aad with every disposition
give ton, they h'?s u N e' vith 99s2l O olts1a
E4-uf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15
.AERsE TINTED.

yH'IE nndrfsi tnb wishes Il hire. for The rensi1drr
4 lhe year. n rod N1r3.. 01e from II To > yelf'
old would te pr,irhd.
June l. -2t CIIAS. w. VIA III ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

:, .,,A Lbs. " hilc Lead. DIV ard in oil,
) ,Ol}O 10 bbl, Luseed OIL. For sale low. by
d. Il. LYMAN.
Nav l=pGm If
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I'ltSoS.

rsr received four OF those new sltle soil iron fran
Pnos manufactured BY J: GhieLering, u Boston, an
~ sale, by ,,,>
May i=sGm il u IL. LYMAN
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MARRIAGES.,

EMPIRE. STATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-15

s,dbcd in The deed filed "h 'hc pafers Of he cause
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19
A VIEW OF THE CONDITION OF IRELAND.
FROM rHr Iospoy eanoSIclE or JuLT 2s.

FROM rHE LONDON CHRONICLE or JULY Is.
II seems toeaby certain that are on the eve OF an in.
suueclion, whether has actually exploded or not Reuc
ant as we are to say any thing cupaory Of the Govern.
ment al such time, but express surprise that
Lord Clarendon should have allowed the leaders Of the
ment TO leave Dublin, knowing be must have known ha;
the announcement, Of Lord John Russes would b.
The signal TO the crisis II he could not have arrested them
legally ne should have exceeded his legal powers do
and asked Tor an indemnity However, that past now and
they are Of liberty TO fight We have always given them
credit Tor being bold, unscupuous rebels and we think
still indeed should they chose t. they could not retreat now
Their maddened followers would keep them by force at their
head and we understand that they have fully compromised
themselves with Government by their proceedings Of the
few days 50 we cannot avoid the conclusion that the con-
fc Is impending, and certainly never will the Government
OF this country engage IN with clearer conscience Of
right or more unanimous concurrence Of all Iowa and think
ing men,
is remarkable that Notwithstanding the vast amount Of
passive disoyiy which exists Ireland the actual excite
ment Of TIE more dangerous characters is very much les.
widely dIffused Than nigh, have been expected.
The west and north comparatively free from the conta
gon though for very different The accounts which
receive from Kerry, Clare and nearly the whole Of Con
nsught are favorable regards present tranquility, and tn,
apparent absence q excitement among the people In hes,
counties the people are more primitive, subject to th'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-08-19
DLUMBING and GAss-FITrING EsTAsLIsH-

V1LDMb and GASS-fITTING EsTABLISH-
IL MENT.-. w. THOMPSON respectfully announces
TO the public Of Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra
that he has opened establishment in the above branches
Pennsylvania avenue, bet 10th and l1h Streets and
prepared furnish aud put up Cooking Ranges Lead
and Iron Pipe Of all Sizes Forcing and Lifting Pumps, Hot
Cold and Showerbath Fixtures Water Closets Wash Bs-
SINS Ornamental Fountains, Patent Hydraulic Rams Water
Wheels and Apparatus OF all kinds for raising sup
ply dwellings aud factories ALSO every description of
Fixtures for private and public buildings.
The above 10 be fitted up the most improved plans and
at the very lowest prices.
Bathing Establishments Watering Places repaired and
re6ted reasonable terms Country work attended with
dispatch.
aug 3-wit&eo6t J. w. THOMPSON.
BELMONT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THIS institution will open again the LIST Of September,
under the direction Of Mrs MERCER, who will continue
to give her unremted attention the morals and education
Of her pupils The School is provided with Teachers Of dis
tngushed capacity in all the departments embraced in her
system Of instruction. and affords every facility for the
substantial and liberal education. Arrangements have been
made with competent Professor provide during the session
OF practical lectures Chemistry and Mental Pho-
sophy
Is requested that the Pupils viii be punctua in their
tendance and that those who desire TO engage places should
make early application.
Communications addressed Mrs. MkRcsR Belmont Post
Office, Virginia. aug s-cpd
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GADsBY,s NEW HOTEL,

Corner of Pennsylvsnia avenue and I'd street,
Near Railroad Depot, Harrington, ID. G.
on.E
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]
ecy agreed and which, indeed clear be
yerted, The stating Of those propositions which
think quite clear will lead with greater perspcuity
what the question upon the first point and upon what hinge
il turns will state the propositions arge and the first is
this
"a country conquered by the British arms becomes do
mnon Of the King the right OF his and therefore,
necessarily subject to the Legislature the Parliament Of Great
Britain
"The Cd is That the conquered inhabitants received
under the Kings protection become SUBJECTS and to be
universally considered in that light enemies sens.
"The Sd, That the articles OF captulaon upon which the
country surrendered articles peace by which is
ceded sacred and nvoabe according their true intent
and meaning.
"1he 4h That the Legislative government Of every
dominion equally affects all persons and all property within
the limits thereof and is the rule Of decision for all questions
which arise there Whoever purchases lives there
puts himself under the law Of the place An ErgEsman in
ireland, Hnorcd The hh Of Man. or the Plantations, has
privilege distinct from the natives.
1he 5h That the laws OF conquered country continue
until they altered by the conqueror the absurd
exception Pagdns mentioned in Carans case shows
could not before the Christian era in all probability
from the mad enthusiasm OF the Crosas In the pre-
the captuaton expressly provides agrees that
they shall continue TO be governed their laws until his
Majesty rs further pleasure be known.
"The 9th and last proposition is That IL the King land
when say the Ming always the King without the con-
OF Pariiamen has power alter the old and 70 in
roduce new laws IN conquered country this Legislation being
lament he cannot make any change contrary to funda-
mental principles he exempt nhabant from that
particular dominion for instance from the laws OF trade
or from the Of Parliament give him privileges ex-
elusive OF his other subjects and IN many other instances
which might be put"
The fourth and fifth Of these propositions contain the prn-
cpes upon which rely. The fifth contains IN express terms
what have stated that The a,os conquered country
continue IN force untltey are aieredby the conqr."
Some stress In this TO have been laid on the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-09
= ~; 3 ~. It's, CENTS.
DIR. Cha M piOm's Vegetable Ague
,5Slh I-lAe7 1h.th Medicine.
gtoSAFE md warranted Cure for Fevers Of every

qtcoSAFE md warranted Cure for Fevers Of every
~ description.
Also, DR. Champions Vegetable Anti Bill:ors'
Anti-Dyspeptc, Purifying and Caihartic Fills, poss-
essing tour important combined properties Tor the cure
of Diseases carefully and correctly combined, one ar
cle to assist the effect OF another Tor the benent Oh
the Health OF Mankind.
These pills contain the four leading properties Tor
the of diseases There chronic affection IN
which the Liver, the Stomach, the Bowels or the
blood is not concerned. Therefore, these pills ara
carefully and correctly prepared to reet those reve
raj Indications In all Bilious complaints they cure
by acting upon the liver, and carrying OF the redun-
dant or excessive bile and the same time exciting
the liver into full action. In dyspepsia, they carry
off the accumulated mass OF acdy, and correct me
stomach and digestive organs. Ii Is tact well
known and generally acknowledge, that great
part of chronic diseases depends upon mpurlty OFT
blood. These pills possess the power oil purifying
blood even i'm the obstinate cases oil scfoiuia o
accd emperament; and as caihartic, they act gen.
tIy upon the bowels removing all unhealthy accunn
ations They are mild in their nature, ana nay %
used with perfect safety in all ages, from infancy 70
old age. For sale by
VIM 81. n. wooIsey & Evansville Ia 'rs.a
DR. Tbos Newman, Mt. Vernon Ia.
X. B. HalIock, Princeton La
w. ]. Whiting, Cynihanna la
w b Dimick. Boonyille la
Dr. Joseph Sower Vincennes La.
3 INV.
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IhNN vs. I9SNt lKsi
WIZ !lf3l5
Eromfbe Piffsburg Gazette.


THE past summer (lS47 has been very remarka-
l. Bile one. Frequent and heavy rain, followed Dy
intense and long continued heat, had the effect, In the
first place. TO promote rapid growth OF succunt9
composition of vegetable matter giving rise to much
miasna and spreading sickness, disease ana death'
in ICES whichhad heretofore been remarkable Tor
their sa,ubrity.
ON which the grass was unusually heavy, roited to
the ground and not fit tn be cut. In Indiana ana
Illinois, the sickness was so general that there was
not enough well persons TO attend upon the SICK
whose sufis rings were prctracted by want oil prop
er remedies, we'll as of good nursing Much oil TINS
suffering might have been prevented, had every lam
lily kept On hand supply OF medicines suited TO coun-
eract the effects OF this mlasma, with whlch tue AZ
mosphere at certain times is surcharged: In addi
ton To Qunne, (Which is in such general use Us I'D
need no conlnlsni,) we would strongly urge every
family to keep on hand one or more boxes oil ''DR
M'LANL'S LAYER Pills" -
Tbese pills are the prescription of an eminentPhy
stefan in MOnongahala Co Virginia, and were USED
by him in his private practice as remedy In Dious
complaints, for years before he thought OF Offering
them to the public. Such, however, was the success
10 the Pills and so great the number Of persons beu-
Gifted by them that the making Of the quantity requi-
site supply the increasing denand, begnn to inter
tere materially with the time regtired 10 attend 10
his practice To prevent this he has made arrange.
ments with the house of KIDD s. Co. No. 90 Wood
Street, Pittsburg, Pa. to prepare and vend them,
where the genuine may be procured at all times and
i'm any reasonable quantity.
These Pills are not recommended as panacea Tor
all the ills that flesh is heir but in all affections
of the Liver and in all bilious complaints, they stand
without a rival. All who have used them, give
them the preference all other Pills. and cannot be
persuaded to exchange those which they find expert
cnce be mild safe and efectuai for any other, even
though they may be sugar coated SO drastic as to
90 Through by day light"
Prepared for the proprietor by ]. KIDD e. Co whelOs
sale Druggist No 60 Wood Street, Pittsburgh Pc to
whom all orders from distance must be directed
throughout the United States and Canada.
ON. B.-Purchasers will please be particular an
inquire for "Dr. MLaae's Liper Pills." us there ard
other Pills purportiDg to be Liver Pills now be 10
the public dec 22-wy
Sold Wholesale g. Retail by
CRAWFORD BELL
Min st Evansville. Ind.