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lMpURITY OF THE BLOOD.

Il posses marvellous fh,sr' In all c"m.,nr Nh'
sing r,, iad,g -stion. from t.hi'gtf4e ScrrrA from
d.i"rinnilnu ti hi"od IL The mead,
lnip'aiin. of the heart ci feet ami hrnds cold chls
A. hot II, hes the body II has nor IL equal Ia
Calis Md CpIgts; and pr"inoe. e'sy esp-ctur'toa
and y. nue rs ir t,u rel ,hug structure of the ungs
tni,at, aud every either Is'rt.
rui IN nothing excellence" more msni'esty sesa
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Refers TO the folloring Members

Refers to the .tollouing Members.
Pla,tsburgh, ". Y. Champlain. NJ
A. Z. Moore, Piny Moore.
u rs Trustee Pres. church rhos ]. Whitrsde.
Sam'l Couch, 81 Adams. ".
Trustee VI f. Church, Hon s Brown
Palmer. Hewitt Il Co. UJHisfoa. W
Lawrence Myers. chanc.y " Brnwuell.
Gustavus V. Edwards Hgbeafe VI
w Il ) ). Reyes,
Lucius Green.
Directors
S STILwELL, in. "A CLANCY.
ROY AL Villas. L. n FAIRCHILD,
D. CREIGHTON, WIN BACON,
b Phillip, Hon. G. HOPKINS,
KENT. IRA WllEELOCK Pres
WALLER WILSON, ir.RASTUS Villas. Y p
S. PARTRIDGE, II G FOOTt,, Secfy.
Agents Wanted, for ench Town Address A
Skee.s. Jr., General Agent, lIighgar. VT
ii. G. FOOTE.
Oct I6, 1913. wlGm:
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ShaWls.

ali Wool md silk. Bruce, Broche long Shnws, fin
lsned quality, black SIX Shawls pialn and iau,-d
Ih,n Is do ol All kinds splendid nssoiu-u, OF iong
English and French
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

Knowing, mann years dro. that he ird. by hi. skin,
science md experience. devised article " hch would
be of incacuable advantage 10 mankind when the
wond be furnished To bring II into universal
notice when its inestinmble virtues would he hnown
snd appreciated. This time has come, the nosns ais
supplied; this
GR.4.vD AND u.NFQ U.4LLED PREPARATION
Is rnfctured the largest scale aud is called f
the length and breadth OF the land especial!
IL is found incapable Of degeneration or deseriofs
ton.
Unlise young 3 p. Townsend's. 1t improves with aee.
and never changes hut TOR the better becsuse is pre-.
psred serniie principles by scientific man. The
highest knuwicdg' Ut henstTy and the lSte>t Gi'cov.
erie. have al been brought into requ-ition ID
the the odd ir's ~ar,ap-rlla The Saf.
sap ria root il well known 10 medical men contains
IN my uedc n,l properties. and some pf"p-r-s which
rre inert ur .rnss and "thers which II retained In
prpp,rirc IL for Use. produre fsrment tion and acid
winch nlur the sy>teu', sunie u the proper.
eva lost IN the pfear t,n II they NOT
preserved by scientific process. known "nIy I" th'ss
IpeTienced in It's mrnut ctu Mnrenv'r these ro!s.
t,c prinotp{es which y oil in v"or. or nm rXh Ia
tn under heat til. essential ms9'ea! proptr.
ties uf the root. which give to II sli IT. value.
ANY person boil ar stew the root TIL they get
dark col,red liquid. which is III re- f'om the c'i"rss
n.iter IN the than from any thing I'll 20 they ca
tea strain this in,ipii ,apd liquid ~wrrien vita
! EXTRACT or SYRuP." But such 10 not the article
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08
f'"'P' N-'ee 'N~ '''Ss"S So -'ee' s''N S's'
OLD DR.. JACOB TOWNSEND
THE ORIGINAL risCOyERER OF TIE
Genuine Townsend Sarsapariiia.

Old DR.. Tow nsend Is about 10 years of md
has long been known rs the 8UIHOh aud DiSC0p
ERFR ct the GE.NULtE ORIGINAL. " TOW.N.
SEND SfRS4P.7kfiL.4 " Beirc ponr he was CON
pelicl I" limit II, mauuf,cure, by which means II has
been kept out of market md the sales bed To
those only who h,d proved its worth aud known its
vnlne. It Ind reached the of m,hy, never'ies>s
is those persons no hud been healed of d.eas-
aud saved from death, proclaimed Its exce.lsneo and
wonderful
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

KNIVES.
A Splendid assortment of Pocket, Hunt
n ing and Butcher Knives may be found OF the
Store OF PIERCE, DAVEY L. co.
Oct 70 1878 dies
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DRESS GOODS

d cloak s'ull- Of al AInks Hernoni Stripes. Ca
-lion Stripes, Chnngeabe Cobourg, French ,wlit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
] The Convention with HI


'|i 10 accord hn, he hsafel the Convention With IN
letter
Morse, OF Loulsana, opened with furious assault
upon IT, Che twa ihrs rnle) aal denounced II IL anti
r'"'' y" '"n'''t'n upon part, nssgfs and DIS
H., ~, ~ ii' ''Hsea 'na Tue sl4 a''''''s
,I ,'N '''"yi''e Ri'" gu, ol tue s''''''" ~
othr stats ,,lI - ~ ~ -. = ,h
parry mt IN i,,,n,,l, H., uh.n h, cam, T., s,.,l al
hin th,I r,rs.i ,i h1'. - - - 1T
y,uJ -, '.a'''," w, =, ,hs
nnn,ip,u,n r -, ,,;i,, :, I'm, NJ, ~, l,l ,h,,ht :,
before and thus the wishes Of the Den,oraey may be de
eaed.
This sllu,ion To Outsiders. was mel with furians
reply tr,m lowrn OF Alahatna. who Denounced tla
term applied to Polk and Dallas AS in the highest de
gree Insulting 10 the party and their last candidates
They were the successful and faithful representatives %,
The principles Of the party. aud five thousand years hence
the young democrats OF Am rics would shout. N the
c''nI champions Of their faith, tho Of jefferson.
--- From Or ron The St Louis Republican rves
the particulars Of fresh troubles in this remote territory.
The settler, are Threatened by III neghbaninp Indians
and have had four hard hn9ht h4ltles with them. Or
Wm,eman'> Missionary establishment has been sacked
and destroyed. The Iletor. his Mlte and nine other
persons were masacrrd Ihewnmen aud children wrre
taken clpvH-hni by the energetic laeleessnn oi Mr
Ogden of the Huston la, Company The, surrender
cd Ivy the Indians nhnti.
\ rcncral wat with all lhr Italian tubes in that quar-
ter Is anticipated.
MI. Meek who brings tins lntal eeace Is On his way
10 W ashIngton 10 ash iol aid from the Government.
Rich " he
II ,9i,cy haynr hrofl a very eaqnet charity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

I'll a'a'A" TIVE. thy nefe iatlly tefulscl by the
foies Is 10 be compelled h etrt. Tho Archbishop Of
i'sen refused 10 lend his AID ala the evaporation
Of the Poles Approximation by the Poles hss been is
sued calling 1r seneril iasufrectiaa wle, ru men
"onenand children IN n,aiian
Ia Germany the elections show that tie Liberals have
m197rity. W. learn tint rc,eniionuy movements in
some places wele made, which. IN all pfgblbllly. will
end IN hoodsilel.
Austria aal ltty=I'he Aasfians We understand
we've ,ealen III iear several places the gst bank Of
the Adl1r, On the llornins ii HE lst Of May. They
et with iis killed sul Wounded and in 100
prisoners.
The Steamship United States arrived a, New York on
thu 3st Of May. She hnngs dates from Liverpool to the
l7th May Inclusive. Bealsuiis have. ina small de
gree, improved IN price. Cotton has advanced IL
In France tufbnlent proceedings were carried ON
by the mob Tor the purpose otexlolng from the National
Assembly measures in favor Of Poland NolwitlSaud
INC. II that political aud commercial matters were
gradually becoming settled.
lfay.-kng Charles AIhet' leader Of the confederate
forces opaht bate with the Austrian roops neal
\ crons Both armies fought with great bravery Radcz
by. the Austrian Com naner, partially defeated
General Sales Austrian olrer Of Standing was kill
ed. lrelaod aud Spain are reported $ being quiet.
Thus ii would SEEM that European Countries are in a
very unsettled condition. What 10 be the final result.
It is dllliull predict. From present Indications we
may expect much blood she'd winch may lead 10 a state
lfanarehy be dreaded than absolute power The
great dnger in the establishment of Republics in Euro
pean countries IS, fear. disposition attempt too
much in iurtng proper notions Of liberty into llo extreme
If lbetliu sm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
FUNERAL OF TIE LATE RICHARD H.
TOIFR. ESQ

The Commit tee npponiedby the citizens of Lynch
burg, at their meeting held the 18th inst
the Rev. David : Duggei. and to request him dellv
Funeral Sermon Fnoey commemorative OF the
death of the late Richard H. Tor desire apprise the
citizens of ynchhnrg that the, have performed that dn
ty. and that the Rev David S. Dogget has kindly
scented TO deliver the Sermon requested. Sunday.
the Ith day of ths month"; at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in the town Of i.ynchburg.
THE COMMITTEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
LADIES' FAIR AND SUPPER.

The Ladies propose having Fair and Supper at the Ia,
OF Mr.. Daniel at Amherst Court House. the evening
BIRD of the present month"; and tn. next day Qhe
2ih) Dinner will be furnished for the Masons, and all
others who may be pleased to attend The profits which
will he used aid Of building Church the Court House.
w it'll such object in view, and with disposition
give satisfaction, they hope To meet with liberal encourage
mcut
june -t23J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

oaritetci FOR The ccst ending Saturday. Jane ,. 1913
TOD Icco.lns ,ecid tho past week 81 hhds against
$40 hhis corresponding week in Inspections Ii
si June. isis, 3Ol2 hhdS, Inspections to sl June s3.
iS2' hogsheads, Marke' dulI Tor shlrpng aud ,tem-
mhg qualities We quite iugs 81 2, to s., Common
Leaf y y l. 81 p; MIdIiue. 81 - u a., Good and
limo S.h ~ Manufacturing descriptions fan demand
iaai s'd dao lnhtrss sells tom ) 10 $40. with ucca
stona agsheads hrhnr
flaT. -Ghcr,I 4,lcs -. with orcss,nd .,ls. a,
higher rates. say g. IL ..
Prorisi5as. - i,cm, sass At )! t. 81 cont. Roci, 1
10 canls Corn Meal i5 cruts.
Wheat No Sales. Mlllurs huy ing soy ed ptnd,nr for
he scason.
th's' -G,ra. >ct,; OAs. - to VI scnt.
Cl'rr Sei- Dali no mqriy.
Hhskey.-2| To - cents
Reeacdr ~ ccn,s.
dtar -itHh'r dan, 10 II lN c,nt4. AZ to quality
Brnitt -lph'. n'nr ol'nly; rc,,h. n,ao ollatlng
Bar hoa -Drilat so 6)p,r In
Cpise .in Sib ls'ht', Lt!,tAob TO- Jaw. l2l
Mocna ~
conary L"e" Tow la cont. dull rI.< /,
cents
Cotton frs -S.lc4 l6ccnt,
Feathers -2S to - cts.
Ear Sci al,s - n 81 crntl
F'1' 'ltrnnss, n. /, $685. Shal. oil s. 80
new T. 80.
Giasct< NJ sales.
Hemp - cents
Lnseci Oa-G5 cents. months
Larl-No |, 81 To- cents.
'h@"'e' West lndm - u II ctsp,r gallon; N
o. II 10 Il cents.
Plaster -lump $50 Ground 1880
S%w New Odcms1 to9 ronr-; Porto Rico : to .
cents tIar'il ii I2l coals. LAu llltJI!i conts.
sh.-i! 81 per Sack.
I'dioc Dnll at 9l cents
T~ i3.5o per bhl
y o'!-2o Ia % cts, principally barter.
hoo! Rolls Sales 81 Ia ~ cnnts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

FURTHER TIES rlMONY.
Tho following IA el from Rev
William t,au-ia
BEaEynRu, W.. der %, lSi5
Mrssts Sinls-l have been all cited with sever, mai In
my side occasined by diseased liver Tor the last twcnt,
years 'fng at times bat language convey, but
since taking Safsapaii have been greatly
much that have been able my Business and
preach occasionally Tor the last fifteen months wholly
catdod all other medicine and hooug Sarsapa
ra which ran recommend in truth sincerity To all
those who are in way afflicted with any species o
u'.u' comp ANTS There have been fkabe cures
elected by its in this vicinity Mrs Shaw by the
ni SIX bottles Restored better health than she had
fore enjoyed Tor ten years, aud Mrs w Stevens. who had
been severely afflicted with the Eryspeas, was entirely
cal by The hse oil lew bottles. Yours, truly
WM GAI.USIIA
Free II per bottle. Six bottles for s5
Prepared and sold by A i. y u. SANDS Druggists 100
Fulton street, New York. "
Sold also by DAVID H. LYMAN
IRuddlsr,
Andh Druggists generally throughout tho United states
Junr 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
TRUST S.1s.R, eX

II.ND. S7DITEN, HTOtK, SC.
DY virtue ii t"o deeds oi riBi, executed by Jane. M
ID Daniel, II, both oi which rocatlol ia the Clerks
ol,cc OF Amherst county IN the u,t Of which, Saml NJ
Garland IL Trustee, AMI nhc other, r. C. Shelton is rruS
.ee, and in both 81 which Tho Ipr OF nnd eyed
We will nj Amherst Count House, the 10th dat on june,
1918 oer lot sale To The highest bidder Tor cnsh the Tract
OF and conveyed Ivy SAID de- II c1isidcroda valuable
Tract Of Iand Lies IN the county OF Amherst is supposed
tncontain InafE irsbGsDmd FprRrEES ACRES and is the
winch the said james NJ Daniel, Jr lately resided
And at the time aud place and Hike term the said
L. e shelton Will by virtue Of a decd Of Trust aforesaid,
ocned TO him. sell 10 the highest bidder, ROM SLAVES,
To wit Man. Hnman, Boy and t.r. Several Horses.
Cows Stock o Hogs and all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, aud Plantation Tolls embraced n and yrd
by, said decd 81 Trust Acting liusircswo will only
vcy such title is vested Ivy the deeds Under which
act.
S,M'L NJ GARLtND, r.
Il. &. SHELTON,
june 5--tlGJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

NEW YORK MARKETS. Nav 30. p N

Flour Sales Of Gcn"scc brands AT prices ringrg from
s. STA sos 81, from So 10 a s. D3 "a Southern
Flourls held S. - 4.
Wheat Sales oi prime white nj liS a 81 cents
Corn PRIME yellow sails at S. cents per bushc
Colton-Pnces have slightly declined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

fluur-Ihe market is heavy to day. aud the business
dole has been At Sigh conc,ssiun. 600 barrels How
ard street Flour met with purchasers this morning AT s.
on aud iN'o bhs city mills changed hand. al So 10
The latter brand Is now held at 81 81 -
Corn Sales Of prime white at 3Ga}S cts and of prime
yellow at i5aiG cts per bushel
uas-"e note sales To dav al 80 eta per bnshel.
W hiskey-Sales of bbs al % 2 a23 2 cts per Gal
On r. b.
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------------------
coo DIS. 600 DS..
HENRY l.. DIlEFEI.


rcc.Isiug and opening nj the house formerly
i pied hy VIM H. Hyan, immediately opposite Messfs.
PAYNE Brothers Book Store, handsome and
sbttmcnt of
SPRLNE .7.NT SL.1LHER GOODS,
which will hc found, examinations 10 he cheap.
cordially invite all want OF pretty and cheap Good
cali before purchasing elsewhere, as deer
m sell those Goods upon such terms fail TO
rive general satisfaction.
regard unnecessary the Articles,
comprises almost description oigoos usual found
IN a DRY f..rls csatls hnpnt
As propose selling Goods Tor cash good bargains may be-
had Call and tIe,nno charge made for e,hirt'nG
Goods.
March 20-tsf 3Ap
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II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court thai tn.
snhpornn issued IN this has been executed tia
home defendants than wa mn tbs and that the Of
der :" Publication against The absent defendants has been
duly reported aud published and all the defendants hav
ing ill'd 10 appear aud the Plaintiff bill. the
samc Is taken for confessed.
And now lhls day thus be heard npnt,
the PiaulIll bull aud whs af1ned by counsel. On consid
Grafton whereof II Is adlodged. orlred and dlcreed that
the Iuninissln, al this Court do take m account of tho
adtanccmcnts made Ia the several Heicndanis by their
ancestor John PundeNter, in his lie time And in
king said account The said Commissioner IL auhnrzed 10
examine the said I9oehdahis oath And II liz further
adJudgrd, ordered aud decfeed that the same Conmis~
son'r II" take an account oi The administration of the
Plaintiff "n the estate ni John foimlexler deed ncu
ding the hfoo slaves aud rents Of Ian Ia which have coue
To the hands o the Plaintiff the death OF the said
John P"lndrNt'r And that the aid Commissioner re
port the sad amount 10 the nexi Court with sual mat
'rs M may be deen.d pertinent by himself may be
required b, either marry 10 bo specially reported
A tupy-lpste
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
~ (.E2sK.

ssA "a Ns
ii NlNt' Discontinued the Dry I,onls bus,n,ss t,Lc
pleasure III rttumlg thanks to late customers and
thr public generally, Tor their liberal patronage
Icing desrouS I" CLOSE up business son possible
al persons indebted TO Burton K od,s Rocs Burton, o
= j. Burton, requested 10 call my Office over m, late
0she' ana settle theii accounts. r.. j BURTON.
June SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
~ ES'EED

Vsfs.A fsFH
u1RpM IN, house, In the county ui Campbell bright
blood bay Horse, about feet high tie has vcr,
crooked nose aud star his lnfchcad. tn one of hia
JAWS Is hreaklng on, nearly dried up, Tor which he has
been recently bled III the nrck purchased him three
four days ago from Mr.. Graham, from Kentucky
who had adross oi horses nj Cnmphll Court llousc.---
Any information concerning hun Will bn Thankfully tc.
coved and literally rewarded.
JOHN y. DABNEY.
June St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

HIIiRD REQuISiTIDN Tn Board "i Directors
ot the Rrhy Mount Turnpike C'mpany, have ordo red
that thu Stockholders IN 9ad Company be required TO pay
thiid ieqnisitlan oi i've dollar ptf slalr.
Snse1hes 10 the Road VI" please pay up their nrfcaragcs
la the subscriber without delay the work has been put
der tac and tho funds viii hc needed immediately
June 53wIi }. w. Du DIZZY, Treasurer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

Joseph Pundexifr Richard /. Pnindexief. John u.
PondrNicr. James foinleNer, Joseph :. Staples and
Elizabeth his Wife Richard Mill and Judah his vile.
and Moses Napier aud Emily hia wife.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

BLASTING. POHDER, Sc.
loo kegs Blasting Powder.
600 yds. Tow and Flax Linen,
100 pairs Stout sowrd llrgnus,
Iona arreiegar Iron, assorted, Nat round aud
SQUARE,
10 bills. Tanners OIL. very fine,
Receiving and for sale loH by
GEO BAGBY.
jude St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
Negroes! Negroes !

" f. Il II o T. 81!
| AMnow in market to purchase fall supply oil NE
GROES will pay the highest market cash price Tor al
LIKELY NEGROES,
From 10 10 10 years Old.
Persons having any Tor sale will do we'll 10 call be-
fore making SALE doubt the highest price can be nbt.n
ed. HART.
will gvea liberal price or two Blaeksmiths and
Carpenters, good wurkmen
~ T. Persons at distance having Negroes Tor sale, will
be waited promptly by giving description OF the property
orsalc. NJ II.
Aug. 10 tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05

New Concern
.lHd Cash tor What.
VIE subscribers having associated themselves under
Il Tho name ot
.NOnfgon,crv y HroshCTs,
for the purpose ii Merchandising and Milling, will keep
constantly on hand we'll srlecled stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which will be sold low Tor Cash Barter. Tho hlgl
cash price will be paid la wheat delivered NJ iolloes
AT Stalelon Mills. Beaver Creek. IN l.ynchhurg
~ Office on Bank square, IN Their store, formerly
occupied by +, }. Burton.
A. n MONTGOMERY.
j. J. MONTGOMERY,
J.. T. NIGOMERY.
june ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-05
N o i II X n w STOCk OF
.St.N.HEIs GOODS

TO BE SOLD OFF
oiiN PURNIS Agt has too largcn Stock Of Sum.
mer Goi' on hand tor The season Of The wear lie vii
therefore sell IN the month oiJunc July and August his u
Mhs'e Stock Of LADIES DREss t.oops; G,NrrsIrN COR
ANfAl"oNs and VEST toonS; BoNNirs PARAsoIs SuNarR
Shofs &c NC, at greatly reduces, prices
SCARCE GOODS
am now receiving per the Canal Boat "Pnu PRIV Mo
rocco b.s Green arsgc, Ladies' Kid Gloves all grade. of
Linen Csmbris HdhE Grenadines for Ladies' Dresses at
I'd per yard &c, &c
a.So-A Another supply Of those cheap Fpr>cn Bpoap
CLOTHS new style, Ladies' Skirts Nc Sc
'ufe '-f'f JOHN J. Prhyls, Agt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-02
Errrnl0rs Sale Of Real Estate.

On TUESDAY. the 20th day Of June next, will
he offered ior sale, on The premises, the following
real esIsie, beonging to ihe estate OF James Sim
clair, deceased, 10 wits two acres and a fraction,
(lhe Two acres wi be sold separate from ths trar-
lion, and The fraction OF an acre separate from
the two acres, the fraction on Lisbon s.feet,) iy-
ing and adjoining the lot Of land belonging 10 The
estate Of John Mcclure, ST.. deceased, and also
adjoining The town plat Of Carrolllon: Also, lot
No. SO, in BOharl's addition to the town of Car
rolton, on Listen street. on which there is erect
ed q brick house and other buildings: Also, ,wo
vacant lots, iSonting so ieel each, and being the
sane length OF other lots, lying on Lisbon street.
in said town OF CarrollIOn, 10th Of which lay on
an alley: Also, one undivided seventh part Of
three lots, being the right OF dover Of the wild
ow OF Peter Bohsrl deceased. with the appurte.
nsncesi this property is bsuer known rs the Old
RoharI tavern stand, and is situated on th. easl
corner OF Main and Lisbon streets, CuuollIon.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
GEORGE SLOAN, ~.
CHARLES FAWCETT} La 'S'
| May l9 i848-32-5t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-02
RRANnRETH,S PILLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvERs CURED BY
BRANDRETH's PILLs.-All levers are occasoned by
the disordered motion of the blood produced by the
hnoral serosiy by hardening the valves of the ves
sells. The blood CirclIlates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased by the friction of the glO
bules or particles which compose the mass Of fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chis is expe
rienced throughout the whole system and accompa-
MED with great thirst pain in the head back, kid
neys, and in fact a complete prostraton of all the
faculties of the mind as we'll as body.
On the first attack of fever, or any disease, imme
dately take large dose of Brandreths Vegetable u
niversal Pills. and continue to keep up powerful ei-
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain has en-
tirey ceased Six or eight will in most cases be sui
Gcent as first dose and one dose of this kind it is
not improbable, may prevent months of sickness,
perhaps death. ...... ....L.,... .-...... ..
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed an universally approved medicine,
which by its peculiar action ceanses the blood of all
impurities removes every pain and weakness, and fl
uuy restores the constitution to perfect health and
vigor. For sale at the store of H. A. STIDGER.
Carrollton, October 10, lS47-l-3m.
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