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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
TELEGRAPHIC.

Twetmeh from the interior, apparently
markelars> halted at the corner Of our alley
last evening. and listened at.entively few
momeas to the clicking of our press.
.WhsA on year,h Is that ra,tlin ma
Ichine inquired one ofthe other.
DnA answered the questioned party,
standia ready a, the same time 10 beat re-
Treat u the noisy varminl' should make a
Ispddes APPEARANCE. "a
Dsn0 what the thunder il is, but il keeps
on Tremendous racket--it must be the
TELEeRAr, Ike 4# @
GOOD as wheat, by gravy, Ills the tele-
graf, sure enuf, SAM replied Ike /, u heeret
they were get.in' it fixed up yar in St. Louis
'Sposen we take a squirt at the aashin
thing while IT'S agoing!'
They cautiously approached the window
Of the press-room ami peeped in.
They ifst eyed The machine. then the me-
gro at The wheel, aud fnaliy--stooped down
70 look beneath for the lightning.
~ '",s 49, ,h.,
ie'ler Is sakln' oowh ." .nem SUES '
lhuf say IN New Aotk' VS." = '"s'e . 'Ms'
don't beat h"ein' 'a.ers' 'nen i'm : s'nne''
what on arms so'a % come 2. 'nsse poo.
printer 'ellers wnea 'ney ei's 'a's ss'.s.a'
go'" g'nerai-aa swsF, 81 'aey ''h' '''S'
EN- all 70 p'an"a ce.a. 1890.
nat wnars Tue ''gn'n'"' .ss "t1.
sa". o aoA. see "o'"
'"esA' 49,. ."'
~
'aai' w"e's vac as',s ."'4 :. 80 49,. 49,
you seq Ho@ )" ~. -. 80. ,.'.s'
y" c''H'' 's' sss' - -.
ee'e1 sAas " $50
40.
whasan tne yeassh ~ shsy av'A .~
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A HoRRIBLE sToRY.

The horrible story that was ielegraphed
us from Boston, yesterday, about the whOle-
sale murder aud suicide az Edgecombe,
Me-. turns out contrary to our hope to be
too true. Pinkham, the author of the hor>
rid deed, il seems, was a victim to miller
ism-and was acting under It's influence, il
is said, when the cold blooded crime was
perpetraiad. An extra from the Eastern
Star Office, Bath, Me-. says.
"The awful deed was not discovered un>
Ill souae time ON Friday, when the mother
of the man, having occasion to visit the
house. found the inmates in the horrible
situation described-not soul being left
10 tell the tale of blood. But the mangled
victims Of fathers madness, the fatal
axe, the marks Of blood upon the floor, the
fathers throat and the open rozor, disclosed
an awful tale-while paper found on the
premises, in the joint handwriting of the
parents, revealed condition of mind which
shows how fsarfally appalling are the fruits
of religious error.
at appears that Mr.. and Mrs. Pinkham
had been victims Of the Miller delasion |;
but the full force Of It's crashing influence
upon their spirits seems not to have been
suspected by others.-The paper to which
we have leferred, an extract copy Of which
-. -
was seen by our informant, contained a
statement In the handwriting of Mrs. r.,
followed BY another by her husband, setting
forth that they had become tired OF life !;
that there was nothing in prospect fbr them
worth living for, and .ha. they had mutu>
ally agreed upon the destruction Of them
selves aud their children- -rsquessing that
sheir bodies might be deposited In stone
tomb,n as e..,f~
"The wife, when found, was In bed. par>
tally undressed. the eyes open a. though
awake y She moment Of decapisasioa. The
childrea wsle In bed, probably sleeping, IN.
conscious OF any danger" X
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

WILL open a School in this Village,
on the first Wednesday in May next.
TERMS.-Per quarter OF ii weeks Tor
common English branches. including Ge>
ogra ply, Grammer and Arithmetic $5.UO.
Higher branches, as Natural Philosophy,
Ancient and Modern History, Algebra
Euclid, &C., 4U
Ornamental Needle Work. extra, $l,OO.
A reasonable deduction from the above
terms will be made for small scholars IN
the rudiments.
Lilchfield. April 6, lS46. ~
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deck, aud the alarm given, which resulted
In his rescue.
We learn he is gentleman doing BUSH
ness in ne lower part OF the city. He
knew nothing Of the circumstances until he
found himself in the Atlantic, of Cape
Hatteras.--Globe. %.'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

1 VIC are PeTutteU W ubukS tue tttt"N' usk TN'
tracts from the Eulogy on John Quincy Ad-
ans, pronounced before the Norfolk Institute,
Friday. April alst. lsas. BY Mr II. N. PACK.
Of Amherst College. The. Eulogy 10 prefacsd
BY the suhjoined truthful AID eloquent re-
marks ul a,, 49,.
Lies work i duty. Whether he moves,
guiding spirit ON the stage of public acti-n, or
walk il humber sphere, this 10 man's impe-
rious but often aEduous task, the performances
Of which alone contains the elements efa glori.
Gus life. and gives surs promise Of blsst and
immortal remembrance. Toremember and Be
remembered, are among the warmest and pur-
est longings Of our nature. We cannot bear
the thought that we shall be fasgoitea. We
know that We must die - that thes. bodice
shall ere long crumble down. .pin--oyet
which the feet nf busy, husryiag lie shalt
tread In carslessness; but We would hive our
memories live. In the beausiful illustration sf
anosher-a The shipwrscked sailor thsewa on
shore where human eye hss never frightened
-ese hs scoops In the harning sand his last
cad sesling plaes--scratchss % . ffagmeas If
IN z
his shastsred bark shs record q hisasts. 10 the,
mslaneHRly hope lhAs y may no daz Be re-!
~ =. - -. q. 49,
80 !. vssu y. =, - - 5000
whore hand has divided smpisss he
s $50 80" :. 49, - 49, ~. =. -
nSn.'a .s0m 49, Ss'. ss'"' '''a. ~ '.''
mo.s.' s.ossn's" '..' '''s y 'o'1' -"'' s'A"'
"ys o',en!ess P.se.
a:n :. a'41'sa wan y. .ns Ps""'sss ~" P'e"s,
- wa" ."s .e"ss' = .1"~. .'',.o.' ~.
10 'clls 10 .ns nela ., kn0wNase' ns,s anu
1910, :" ..s s %.. '. ".. ~. 1919 a"s
e.o.ss hanu 70 49," ss1 ."o'a = 800 ~"n
D,o'net 10 inc s'''e ., oa'.'s' ma ns nay .s.p
nasves. .. Pows' as M" NJ =. sas 49,. vssa..
.. human Applause 20 =" "'", ~ - os'ssss
Ills ''it and Oa'my - the gentle sspay' : ana
... ~ - I ,s.. 'A s., n.o..m Mn s,.s, n.
49,. !, ~. v.a,.,,osai,Ora crowd who herd
80 =. ~ . ~....,;ev ,h,o,g and travel in
'oss'ne. !" s'0,s"s $3.50. - '.s,;";on -
0"S sess ess"'"" w W.
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IBREvET PERCEPTIONS nv PRnsr,

vs--.'e aDE1sx. :
Lbs. Of oiicers for brsyes promosionfor gal-
liant for gallant and merisorious condnct
In the battles Of Palo Ate aad Resca dc
IL Palma, on the 9Th and 9th OfMay 1915,
to date from the 0,h Of May, 1916.
Brevet Major George A Mccall, since
Major Of the Sd infantry, 70 BE- lieut. colonel
by brevet.
Captain William w 8 Bliss, assistant
adjusant general: TO be major BY brevet.
Second lieutenant Delos B Sackstt, Of the
LIST regiment OF dragons, TO be LIST lieuten-
ant by brevet.
Second lieutenant Thomas Brereion,
ordnance department, TO lie FIRST lieutenant
by bgevct.
Rrigadier General David Z Twiggs 70 BE-
major general by brsvet.
For gallant and meritorious conduct In the
several conflicts at Monterey, Mexico
on the 2lsi, ED and Odd Of September
lS46, to date from the 23d Of Septembel
| 1856. era
Captain George ID Ramsey, ordnance de,
par.ment, 10 be major by breset.
Captain Henry cambridge, since major
of the 7th infantry, TO be major by brevet.
Captain William s Henry, 3D. Infantry,
to be major BY breyet.
Captain Lewis 8 Craig, do. to be major
by hrevet. ~a. ...t
| First Lieutenant William w Maclall Isl
artillery, TO be captain by brevet.
First lieutenant Don Carlos Buell., 3D. inf
TO he captain by brevet.
First Lieutenant William T II Brooks
Sd infantry, 10 be captain by brewer.
Second lieutenant Charles L Kilburn, 3,
artillery, since first lieutenant. TO be frs
lieutenant by brevet.
Second lieutenant Joseph Reynolds, do
since first Lieutenant, to be first lieutenan
by brevet
Second lieutenant Samuel G French
do. since first Lieutenant, 10 be first lieutenan
by Srcvet.
Second lieutenant Schuyler Hamilton Isl
infantry. 10 be fIst iieuienant by brevet.
For gallant and meritorious conduct In thu
battles Of Buena visiA, Mexico, on .hs
l ~ ana E0U U ESUsUAty ACbst " NSs'
1 from February I'D iS47.
| Bfigadier General John z Wool, to b mn
/ jos general ~ bssves.
Colonel Sylvester Churchill, inspecto
general, 10 be brigadier general BY brsyst.
l Brevet lieutenant coIonel John Munroe
major q artillery. 70 BE- colonslby bEevet
Brevet iieuienant co'oaeI Joseph < !
afsnsGeid, capsain corps Of enginesrs. 20 b
eolonel BY bresst.
Maisr John g Washingion, I'd artillery
N be iieuieasnl eoloael b. bsevet.
Major Rogers Dix, paymasser, 70 b Lien
cplonelby breEss.
| nreves Major William w y Bliss. assll
saas adisiani gsaeral. % b hsnisnaal ed
mel By breset.
| Breves aaajor Rraxloa DEags. captain |
| Ord asssllery, - hs lIenssnaat c0ioasi ,
bgeveg.
| Cap,ain Thomas Linnard, ioposEapl
teal engineers, - b major b bEcvet.
| Captain Amos B EatOn, commissaEy, .
cmajos ~ brsset
Captains Ebsnezer 3 siblsy, William v
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

Young Ladies' School:
tsa7HE Summer Terra commences Wednes-
day May 10th.
"a e-WzMR mEmw@
Beard and Tuition in English branches,
$e7, so per Tenn.
Music. viVsper quarter.
French. Latin 4 Drawing. each. %
nav acholars in the Senior department. @lG
Der term. do. Junior. do. Si2
0uLNo scholar received for Less than 2
~ LH. JONES. Pviseipal
Litch6eld. April "A. Is4S. SOn
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IITcITl =: I0o1'I.5 sOAT MAY 3. ls4s.

viii y well rewarded By Stopping al
Manchester. vnd carry away with them
msnYFa pleasant "reminiscences Of the
place. They neel be detained but a few
Ihnnrs.I
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

Fssm lhs New Loadon Chrsaiclo.

- ~
Fsm he Men Lsadon chssnicss.
TmY s0Nnm Ar n1sR AGAIN.
n tts go skail - II ~ dsaa. 4ns a
sclssiiage nSnel ~ e ii,seslxslp fien, assd
ske as5ytki n,ust e,ii = iia6FleIils
0h, orasaly spea ssllani sfip
Upon her homeNasa wEy,
And hnsl,si. - NJ tn voice q Heavsn.
Themishsf anaaa ~.
For gsntls blew lbe fayoring breeze.
And cloudless was The sky,
And hearts were oiled with joyful hope
they trusted home was NIGH
Oh. swiftly sped that gallant ship,
A proad and fearless thing:
But lowering round her snowy sails
Was the death-angel's wing!
And who of all the living souls
That formed that little band.
Would the destroyer summon hence
Into the spirit land:
The silent messenger of Death
Aimed with unerring skill
Before him went no, manhood's strength,
Nor woman's gentler will.
But one was there in youths bright spring.
Agenesous noble boy; &
TIE first-born-and fathers PRIDE
And fond mothers joy.
That msther's name awelt on his lips
With hottest memory!
That fathers blessing cheered his heart
Upon the lonely sea. "".af
He feared net when the dark wsves rolled.
And the white foam dashed high;
They bore him to his native land -
He hoped his home was nigA.
For hsas. in his bright joyous youth a
Had the desth-angel c,me: r
Oh trass that his young spirits Digit
Was to heavenly Aosae!
No blight upon his lovelinsss-
No stain upon his uame-- T.t.t
Nor worldly impress on his heart ...
Had stamped its guilt and shame.
Why mourn we Gar the young who die!
They cannst know the sin . ....a
That vaiss npen mans lengthsa1 lifs.
And esiaAs the heart Wiihin; .,s.f
We wssP s5iss ne ssssy a0wss -
Blighfed in springs ysaag blcoms-
The heart must mourn when those we love
Sleep in the silent tomb.
heard Q Borrowing father say.
''Oh. there can be no grave"
Affection may not mark the spet
Far, far beneath the wave.
No grave for him on his young breast
We maya not Toy the sod
But we may trust his spirit rests
Securely with its Gsd.
Murmur not. mother, al the will
THAT laid thy darling low .,-..
The God Of mercy. and Of love.
In wisdom sent the blow;
But hope that when Thy earnest prayers
For tiny dear child were given.
The blessing Of a mother's love
Led that young soul TO Heaven.
With the last trumpei's solemn sound,
The sea shall yield ito dead;
TIE buried forms Of earth shall rise,
EacA from its narrow bed
Christ reigns triumphant lover all
The earth and boundless sea -
The mortal shall be clothed like him
With - mortality
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New Goods |!

GElAiRLES ADAMS q GO.
TT AVE- taken the Bgick Store nest west Of
IL Court House, where they are now open
s. insean entirely rev stsck ssss 's ts&ss's
Dry Gseas and Groceries,
IN ich they offer for sale at prices which can
at { ell to suit customers.
EI:i field. April 10. 1853. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

ENGEfsR snd American IR0.s. spring
II GTEEL. Nail Rads. Band Isoa. Rousd
aad Oval Iron. east steel, Sc. for sale ny
PRATT n FOSTER
West Cornwall. April ls4S. '3m
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
wROUgER IRON PlPES
FOR STEAM. WATER, 8 GAS

nF all sizes. from 10 20 3 ID iEckes bore
" also Brass and iron Cscks. Valves. Il
bews, Tees, Deuds. Redueing Sockets. Eiangss,
Toaes toy pnafing up pipe. &c.
NORRIS. GREGG q NORRIS.
62 Gold street. New York.
a0ra5ils end Pnhiie Buiidinss heaied -
sassn wish wrought frsn Pipes. Tubular
Boilers 81 variOus sizes.
March 20. is48. sOow
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Dry Groceries.

Dry GFOccFtess
A LMOST every article in the line, may
IA be- found Osee Door E~se %
tie COssse AH0asse Fat + A Il
- ]" M0HS@O
MEAFOY & TROWBRiDGE
L: :hfisid. DC: 9Th lS47. 20it
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25

~ ROUND PLASTER for sale BY
H PRATT & FOSTER.
West Cornwall, April ls4s. 3R
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-05-25
DR.. r. C.. Cummings,

Dr. +. y. cummings,
suRsEDN D3NFlsT.
WOULD Respectfully inform the
Inhabitants Of Carnival and vicinity. that he
nae located himself at West Cornwall. where
ne isasites all wishing Deasal Operations to Ia
vor him with q call.
nrCHLOROFORM given Il desired.
R.,s.n ate. Pra,t's house, until further no.
tire. m #Ly
West Cornwall. Jan. 3d.. i0aS. Nu
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LlrTMITl!ELD s.
Mutual FIRE INSURAN"ECOMPANY.


SNVFaIS Company hasbeenl o opration Thirteel
i Years ending Jul, 6, ls46. and have 'ssuet
1854 Policies,
Amount OF property insured S2iSI.ss6's
Amour, ofcash premiums received, lO.S!90
Tointerest received on Loans, l'SAoS
Sll,4 25 81
To do efpremiums now CHI don {2l ssse:
the Books whichcan becollected.
.... sss,l79s
The whole amount Of losesis S6,5lS %
AM. paid tor Expenses.--AgeEts,
ans '"'''' l'''~'' ''"''-''' s,7ls76
prese mt capital or fundsofthe Company,
from which future losses are TO Dc 80. ..
paid, SSA'sS% ~
Officers Of tlse Company.
WILLLa.M BEEBE. President,
OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasurer.
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Directors.
WILLIAM BEEBE, IORIG'N S.SEYMOuR
OLIVER GOODWIN b. WHlTTLESEh
j. G BECKWITH, DAVID g; SAN e =
JASON WHITING, LEMAN - CoEbEn
GEORGE C. WOODRUFF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15

Mfgrtnn


II rfTET III Co. sf11ld respectfully ID
form thaif friends and ths public III egnsral
tllst they itase a complete assortment II fsady
iiiHie Totnbs, which They ean set In tia space
Of half d day.
They iave also at hand, Insdript on tables.
and afa able to ~peffHrlH ill works Ehat NAV BIZ
ordered, siah aa family Monuments With aaya
raj places, nafble ehimheys, tumHlaf stai1ss,
Aet
Their materials bsfng of gits dfas quality.
they will glafaitae aysfy Thing that Ii bought
ffoin them and viii ghargabu ID faodofafs pd6as.
]. pfTET II C1 have nov IL iii
u0aaes II the public that they have ieeelv
I'd IN assortment If elegant and eapaeleus
Marble 1 oifihs, which ihBy wifi undertake.
10 put UP aee6fdina 10 ofIaf If reasonable
pfieest The marble collins n0w advef
lised will preserve The Inner 60Gins from
damp Or deeay, aud prevent the ihrouds III
all NITROUS fspttlrs upoa the geltaHls Of The
tomb.
Residence between The cheap stors ana BE-
y, Afbouf's Haw mill
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
HAS b fhAFB, CHE, WORTHWHILE
BLAKE IL WORTHWHILE,
Gshefat Practitioners In and professors If
DENTAL 4 u RIG ER Y,

Can be consulted daily At their Operating
rooms, LAFAYETTE taHAhB. North H.. near
III, Charles st., New Orleans. aud beg 10 ~.
lleit a continuance Of the very liberal patron.
age thus far bestowed upon them, and will
constantly he Ia attendance h give te Itf 10
al those suffering with diseases Of The Teeth,
etc., t
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted by them
In a style that, ff their m ural appearance,
frin manner VI being adjusted In the mouth,
ease with which they tatt be worn. and gen.
erbl excellence Of workmanship, cannot be
surpassed and no pains shall be spared 10
give entire pati faction to th6ne who may
favor them with their patronage.
In severe Surgical eusee, OF where the nor
youe Hystetb ID very susceptible, the VAPOR
Of EfllGlt, for producing %lnHensibIlity to pain,
will be administered to those who may wish
the benefit Of the truly pain destroying AGENT
Persons suffering with diseases Of tho Teeth,
Gums, Nnxtllafy Sinus, or Autfum, aTe Invited
to call, The pathological treatment Of such
dipe1aes having received he special attention
Of MeaRfs n, ii NJ.
Tho ehafges vii be compatible with the ex'
~eelleaee Of workmanship and skill In the
performance OF operations. Nov, 3~@4o.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
DRUG STORE TOR SALE.

The undersigned DESTROYS OIL max M il yoy.
a4e % Ett pc, offers for sale Ills drug atyt :.
established for about IF eUa yeafs nj Hatet,
Rouge, In most desirable location, li4 4st H.
llsflmahI II patfoh aed by d large number of
good custom If, and Ii Yielding i sure income
All persons Ind bted 10 him tithef for aes
counts OF notes contracted before the furratt
year tts4TD ats hereby requested B. ea1i and
settle thu saiBe immediately. I'ltesH fbat Will
OF have been paid before the month Of jam
aty nest, will iban be- placed Ia The hands Of
an att ,faay for collection,
The undersigned has recently renewed
entirely bis stock Of drugs II medicines simple
and eompotind. and IL prepared NJ heretofore,
to furnish The satna b. his friends on tho mast
reasonable terms ahd prices,
IL tOuRDAN.
Novambst 15=It A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
noon h


BaftoH's Anatomy Of MHtaHs fyt
John Horne Fodhs's Diversions parlay.
Motifs Travels In Europe and III i Feel
B~tafhhbue's History If The Bible.
United Bt#tas DFawiua Book.
Caltupt's Musical ufafnmhy.
Thefdssh's MatsFia Nsdiea and AnAlsMg,
DangIfson's pfA6tiee Of NJ edieihe.
Dun9isgu's Therapeutics and MasefA Ne
diea,
Wilson's Human Anatomy,
afahan's Elements OF Chemistry,
DFuils Medatn surgery,
La Places MAfanidpa Celeste.
The Select wsfka of Mrs. Ellis,
Annaa's Difficulties Of Armenian Mstks
HassHl's Sermons,
nst received and for sale Nv
GEO. N. HEHOMAN,
Opposite The Methodist ChaFsh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having Increased bis gactI.
itiea and secured d good lot or Seasoned
Lumber, II now prepared ID receive orders
for tbs coming season for Wagons and
Carts, with Iron O, wood axIetfeea, and made
after the most approved patterns INV in use.
lie calls the attention Of the Sugar pIan-
teFs Of The stale 10 bis Tipping Gaze Wae-
gons that he Ii now manufacturing, which
are more simple and adapted for cane than
any in use, and refers to Drs. j. a. n. per-
kigs, q. Chambers, Esq, GenL Joseph Der.
naFd, Stephen Henderson, Esq, and j. b.
Seudder, Esq, who have used them the past
season and will give any information respect.
ing them required. All orders entrusted 10
him will BIO faithfully performed and warran.
ted. Also all kinds Of Plantation Smith work
done vt his establishfnent-corner Of Church
and Main st.,-Bat0n Rouge.
dec 18th w. r.. TITMNApD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-01-15
sWAtM's CELEBRATED pANAcgA,
ron THE GuhE or

5CfOIulas JFneFhl Debility.
White spaittag, RheAmatism, Utyfasas
0fthe Ltfer aud skin. and all Disfa4as
arfs14g from ,tmphfites r he Blood,
o. tha sHatts # Mercury.
8WAlMBPANACEA has been for mora ttute
Twenty-Five FeHts celebrated III His country
and IN Elitope for III extraordinary gtlfesAEsf
the. certificates OF which fefereaes Is made NJ
the dlfeBtians md books (Which may ba had
gfatis) accompanying the fnthtaa.
It has been Used In hospital and private
practice, and his ltad tho singular ~fotiuaa 5of
being recommended by the most celebrated
physicians aitd other eminent p%efsbifH. Among
atif ~ by -|.st4.NsE III :
w Gibson, NJ H.. Professor Of Surgery. pa.
University s5$&
Valentine Mott, N, D., Professor Of Surgery
NJ v University. sf
w, i, Devices, M. D.. Professor of Midwl.
ferry, Pa UhiFaf ityt
". Chapman, NJ, d., Professor Of lihyele, fa.
University, #=
T. Pafhe. M. d., President College pltysis
.elane, plllad. HEE5#t4#E EF.fIz|4#
Dt. Del Vale, Professor Madieiae, Havana.
Jose Loffe1Ge do LiiK, Professor surgery,
Lisbon.
j. Chapman, Member Royal College Sur.
gaanH, Lenaon. s
q, W. Irving, late Minister 10 sbain.
Dir Thomas Pearson, Major General british
Army
Gilbert Robertson, british Consul. &C. DC.
And also, the wonderful ufes effected by
Swaltn'a pahaeea have for utafy years made
II an invaluable remedy, Tie panaeba does
not contain mercury II any form, and being Nh
Innocent preparation IT ittay be given 10 the
most tender Infant,
Negroes who afe confined n large number on
plantation IN hot climates, ire peculiarly liable
to such forms Of diaeass. arlsiha from a vita.
ted state of the blood and want Of cleanliness
and variety of food. These diseases 40 fro.
set regular practice nj defiance, md
render their miserable victims both useless nnd
expensive 10 their masters, that planters would
study their own Interest aa well as TINT Of hue
by keeping always n supply Of
swaim'a Panaeea, which appears to be- only the
hing which can be relied on In nueh cases,
TitE RETAft pat6g HAS nEEH RgpueEp TO
One DBllar add Fifty Cents per bottle. from.
three half pints,) or three bottles for
Four Dollars,
ALSO..sWAIM'S VERMfFUGE.
A valuable Fantily Medicine, being Il liphs
FEN
y approved remedy for NIL dlseases arising
from Debility Of the Digestive 0rgana, attell 81
Worms, Cholera Morbta, Dysmtdfy. Fever and
Ague, Bleeding Piles, Sick Headache, &c. &c,
Soc the pamphlet (which may be- had gratls)
accompanying the Vermifuge.
Prepared 1T sWaitn's Laboratory, Seventh
Street, below Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA, and for
by al respectable Druggists In the United
States. s
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