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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19
RRoApWAY THEATRE--BENEFIT oE Mas.

49, will be the beautiful drama of the RANSOM
1.-The President Montesqueu MIR EredsricLs Philippe. Mr.
EE,AIiNTHEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY-Charlss
conclude with The drama Of LUCRETiA BORGIA-Lucre-
tia Bogia Mrs Farren Alphonso Frederick. Gen
Mr. Fleming Gubctta, Mr. Shaw; Mao Orsini MIR Nc
Douall; Princess Negroni. Miss Gordon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

NJ UsnLU,AL IKIsH EVENINGEeMk MAtONE KAY.
day PA and Friday 2rh give his MUSIC Al IRISH EN,
any Irish wit facts and felton, DUETS Glees
&c SC in which he will be assisted by four ladies OF his ia
nil Mrs Malone Raymond who will preside the piano
forte and the Me: Fanny Emily and Lousa Malone Ray
mOnd vocsts and entass pupils OF the most cee
braed European Bunett Gallery 59s Broadway To
begin ct ~ o'clock M Admttance SO cents children
under e. half On the evening Sunday 20th Tuesday
ssd Thursday Path and Saturday goth Mr.. Malone pond
will give her lecture with the model of Ancient jerusalem
given by her ards Of hundred fmfG In Enrope.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

DACKETs FOR HAVRE-SECOND LINE THE
ship Baltimore u. Conn., master will sail on the LIST Of
March. BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, ss Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

A MEXICAN MUSEUM SPLENDID PERFORM
scptural satu.Iy representing the Birth Christ" His
Last SUPPER" His Trial before Ponus Plate" and also
size of life may be all hours day and evening,
son Tirht-Rope Dancer; Great western the low comedian;
Pete Morri: omic ,inse Clara Fishers shskspeesn Gsb'
lock, dancers; Mr. Whtloek; Mr. Prosser; Madame Rock
YELL fortune teller &c Admission the whole. as cents
Reserved 'front.' shing each extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

NJ ITCHELL'S OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M EvsnnS Fb ~ vii be PsrGr%sd The ry novo
YER The Fairy, Banch Miss Phillips, After which,
ward Rovery, Mr.. Chsnfrau; Jane Tanner, Miss Phillips;
Peggy Green; Miss N; sylor. After which GLANCE AT
Mr., Morton Mrs Henyy Mary Mis-. Philips To conclude
fTau W,,srs evere. PoIpss R AZ Mad Dpwu MIA.
Mary Taylor Doors open sk curtain rise 1t O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

III OUSgS IN BROOKLYN TO LET--SIX GENTEEL
and attic with basemests under cellars,
bu I the best for genteel fm.s, with full lots
and Hudson avenue, BrooGn, aew minutes. walk from the
Fulton and other ferries To desirable families they will be
for sa75 or to two small families for 5000 Apply to
VALE N1INE 9. HALL, corner of Pearl aud Beekman
streets New York Also to etThe four story brick
ment house No Hillary street. Fulton street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

n RAND MASONIC BALL IN AID OF THE WASH.
" irg Monument Fund. will be given under the drec
ton ofa Comm ee e St Johns Grand Lodge the Ami
yuary, Tsmmany Hall Tickets obtained Of the
Compittee of Arrang ements-Hon H. Anderson, White
Linebsck suveyors Office; VIM f. Patt a3i Canal street;
John w Smons 81 Catharne john Harris. s2o Delaney
street; Thos j. Wayne 10 Chatham street, VIM Cornell
s,6 Houston strest AID Reynolds HEX, Hotel WILLIAMS
burgh VIM. Barber lo2 Centre street, Jno. W. Timpson,
1873 Delsuc streets Jas Greig jr Grand Clinton ST
Buckley So Cathsnne street, Philip Merkle 3s3 Grand
stret Malachi Fallen Elm Charles N Baldwin 2)5
Font street, G. Brased 50 Bowery; Or Of any Of the
qucsed appear full regaa Floor under the direction Of
John w. Smons. VIM n. Buckley, and Thomas j. ayne.
Tickets S2 and transferable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

nor LIVERPOOL LINE REGU LAR PACK
ct Of 2sth Of and splendid fast sailing
packet the GARRCK, Thomas Shipey MASTER now load
inn and will positively sail above her regular day For
freight having splendid furnished Accommodations
apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street. or 70 ~
COLLINS South atrest. The packet ship ROSCIUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

NOR SALE OR TO LET, WITH TEN YEARS
Lease, the T.,mont and Branch Bowling SALOONS, con
extends from ca East Broadway II Division street
and the Branch extends from 800 East ,aaway AL Grand
They have been in successful operation fr
years The proprietor having other attend
the object for selling, hprlv at 26 Jefferson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

RR0ADWAY ODEON-ENTRANCE THROUGH
Grssey-Gireat MISUNDERSTANDING and efecve-Ths
respectfully the citizens of this
metropolis and to strangers visiting it. that The Odeon is
with an entire new Company Of Male and Penal: Ar
series Of splendid TablsauI vysns Saturday Feb s
Second appearance Of Sig lover
Pastque. by the Model Artists Part s-Favorite of the
Serago &c. Prices-Ochsstra Box 50 ParQuete %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

DACKET SHIP ONEIDA, FROM HAVRE-CON-
sirnees will please send their permits board
North River Goods permitted by the 2ist inst will be
cent 10 hh nuhlic sfnre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

GHATHAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING,
~ February lsth-Bsnsft of Mr ndd1Ihs perform.
Liz, M Held: FioIio MISS DENIM Helena Mr., WIlLip.
MAN-vanderde ken. Adds; Won Bummel Winsns After
which, MODEL ARTISTS. After which sheltons Amer-
can Brass Band and Dance. The whole conclude with
THE NEW YORK MILLINERS-Simou Sparks, Winans;
Fanny Thsmpson Miss Hidreh; Miss Dots. Miss Fl,nn
Doors open at 6H o'cock-performance at
Boxes. IS PIT, l2H cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

7 EARNED CANARY BIRDs-sIGNOR sPINETTO
~ respectfully informs the ladies' and gentlemen Of TIM;
city and vicinity that his exhibition Of these wonderful
Birds that have charmed the people Of TIE old world
exhibition at the Lecture Room the Society
38 Broadway Afternoon exhibition every day at o'clock
Open every evening Monday evening at o'clock
Admission IS cents-Chdren haifprce
JUVENILE SINGING sCHOOL-MAsTERs AND
Misses who would Ike to embrace an opportunity in Join
class under instruction. requested meet tomor
row, inst at O'Clock. preciselv in the Lecture
Room OF the Baptist Tabernacle Mulberry
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELpHIA-
w Farewell night OF Miss e. Wemysa and Miss Julia Dean
SATURDAY Evening Feb 9TH 1919 will be performed the
medy Of the LOVE CHAsE-sr William Fondloye. Nh. g..
Trueworh. Mr. Leman; Neville Mr. Maggie; Humphreys Mr.
Boswell Widow Green, Mrs. Thsye,; C9nst,nce Miss j.
GUIDE with the play of 3ENEyiEyE-Csgnt Ha%hault Mr.
phen, Mr. Chapman; Wander Mr. Wemyss; Genevieve. Mis-
Wemvss; Marguerite, Miss Chapman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

North RIVER Saturday, the 10Th inst o'cocx r M
the clerk board. Specie will be received until IL
asS o. . SsR s TEs Is Fer sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

A H., MULLER, AucIIo vEER-ro MAsoNs
and Muller will sell pubic auction, Monday. February
2s instant IL oclocn the Merchants the
stone feet wide and about feet deep
buildings will be sold condition being removed in
tho of the spring. Sale positive the highest
bidder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

EUK SALE-A FARM OK UUNTKY SEtT, AT
Tu, Landing, opposite Rossvle, Staten Island Sou-d
about 10 miles from this city OF by NIB
which the foot q Brcay street and snds her
40 feet front witt marble mantes front and
filled IN with brick with about twelve garden
Exrr street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

lanes LAWRENCE ENGLISH, ATTORNEY AT
u, Law Montgomery Aiabama will attend to COLLECTIONS
pooa Coosa and Antauga He will also attend to Colee-
tons through the United States Courts of South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

ITO SHIP OWNERs-pROPOsALS WILL Re AE-
ceved until the LIST of March, charter Ship Of
TONS to 9k out $50 and fa freight to San Fan
contract will be effected immediately with those offering
the best Applicants will please address migration"
of II. u. Rerfnrd. ESQ Hnuse lnosf mai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

BROKEN BANKS-ATLAS, JANIS, NORTHERN
ESchsnge Ceyusa Lake saugeres. &C. taken for cheap
Dry Goods consisting Of marnos alpaca, silk psids dele
Mes WOODEN shirts aud drawers KID and silk gloves black silk
crsvat childrens wool shawIs girghams boche
b,ecloth. bombaznes, silk pocket and linen handker-
chiefs linens. prints. hosiery, &C. GEORGE STEWART
4 GO. l43 Walker of MulhfIry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-19

COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE-THE
subcriber offers FIR sale his Seat and Farm, situate at
Lake and containing about 800 of Land
MAS JONES. South Oyster Bay. F.b. a. Isas. NB-Ir
not sold before the gath instant will b. offered public
at NJ that day III. unless the
ther should rrore stormy which the sale will take
rsce the next fair day the hour and For further
aricuas the New York Courier and
Enquirer. If Tuesdays, Thu rsdays aud SATURDAYS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

w will offer for sale on the premises 10 the high
w est bidder, a credit Of year, eighteen
months, and two years, Saturday, the 4th day Of NJ
vefnber next, TRACT OF LAND the late residence
OF Andrew Whitley, lying bJh sides Of Clincn
kiyer, IN The county If Farewell, about one mile from
Jacksonville, Containing POS ACRES of good Land +,
well adapted either to grazing grain growing, about
81 acres OF which under good fence and culuvaon
and about ~ acres are well set in grass being equal
any meadow in the county. But what must recommend
his estate Is its great facilities for every kind Of
chInery run with water power There it now
well built and commodlous GRlSI MILL, an 1r
excellent SAW MILL, good HOUSE and Unfit
MACHINERY for running CardIng Machine, IEs....A
all supplied from stream which all seasons OF The
year furnishes them with abundance of water The
dam across the stream is of and built in the very
best inaEier; and all Of the above described buildings
&C., are Of The best material and built after The b 81 and
most substantial manner. There are also GOOD stone
fRA DWELLING HOUSE, and out houses such as
2.iA Smoke House, Brick Spring House, SC. and a
new and convenient Barn and Stables. Persons wish
Ing to purchase can procure any further information
which may be desIed in relation to said property by
applying to John A. Kelly, Tazewell c. H.. Va
WIN. WHITLEY and others.
heirs Of Andrew Whitley, decd
Sept. 25-4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-28

To the Editors of The Trgiliidn :

On Monday last the citizens of Buckingham were I'D
dressed by Willis p Bocock and Joseph n Irving, the
Electors TOR that district.
The discussion was prJtracted, the speakers dlstln-
cushed and the issues made in The argument were I'M
porlant.
Mr.. Bocock led off in speech Of some length, in
which he discussed The Of Government the
character and genius Of Institutions, and traced the
origin and distinctive dtfereacts Of parties. He then
slrove TO show that the Democratic party Southern
feelings and tendencies, while The Wing party
decidedly Northern Next he asserted that General
Iayo, possessed fixed and definite political opinions
and totally unfit for high civil stations and
tain the charge alluded with apparent triumph 10 the fact
that for forty years Taylor had served his country in the
ca pacity Of soldier. The position Of General Cass was
then briefly defined and MIR. Jcock stated that in as
much as Cas- had been longer under the luorage and
training oi Andrew Jackson than any living Statesman
he should be elected for his Jacksonan atiinltes and
resemblances.
He then claimed that General Cass opposed to the
WlmOt PrOvls1, asserted that Cass would prove
the South any politician III the Union In The
close Of bis argument lie adverled 10 the fact that
rs Of resolutions had been passed by the Com
yenon which General Cas- had given his land
which composed the modern Democretc creed. The
gument If Mr. BUcuck though very general its NATURE
Ingenious and interested me- and We learn, pleased
portion Of the party with which he has affiliated His
mind is Of peculiar character, more than strong
and his efur though characterized by the ingenuity of
The Attorney never made II The mprehensive and en-
laIred views If the Statesman.
Mr. Irving after adyerting 10 the fact, that the gentle
man rad consumed the Of his time the statement
Of general usns upon Government and politics, such as
chascie1z put economy, and after no.icng The fact
that the BALTIMORE platform had been mentioned but once
in The uentleans elrt. and that casually near its
close proceeded 10 auayze that platform and to show
mat it was al unsafe basis Tor any to stand upon.-
He showed mos conclusvey that those resolutions had
been passed 10 missad enghten,-ihat every reso-
luton in that platform, consisted OF The most vague gen.
crafty which would bear diverse interpretations and which
were connected 10 reconcile the antagonist and dscord
AMI eIemsn, now composing the Democratic party. IL
bring together in fraIernal embrace, Internal Improve
neat men, and Anti Internal Improvement men, limo
Proviso men and Anii-N ilnot provso men. He mex
proved BY documentary evidence, that these same esc
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utions were differently construed by the very who
composed and voted for them. The variance between
the Virginia and Baltimore resolutions next exhibit
ed. showing thereby entire surrender OF Southern
rights The opinions Of Lewis Cas- upon the Slavery
question were next considered the Nicholson letter INTRO
duced and it appeared that General Cas- ended that
Congress had right TO interfere with slavery IN The
Territories. That the laws of Mexico forbade 1t, and
that the people If The territories being of extract
and Combinations, would never re-esiablsh H. Mr.. IT.
wing dwet long aAd orcbIv upon this subject and his
told with Startling effect upon large and at
tenye auditory. No charg of private or prrs'lal
character made against Cass, but political h-reses
sufficient were cited damn him in the estimation Of
any American
The charge that The Wings Northern was met
and retued ny the history OF the past for many years
gone by tie dnguishedcan ddaes presented before the
respective National Conventions have been hgS from
the S0Ih Democrats from the North. The Allison letter
WAS laid down as the w zig platform and lay indicated
tfoI th- charges Of cUnmaIIsm by showing that he
Whig nay a Clay w hig who Mr.. Bncock frankly
admitted the ''soul and embodiment" OF W hg prln-
cpes Is ROW SAID Mr. Irving all important hat The
President should be Southern man, should dsunlon
speedily cnme look up 10 hun with hn and abb
ding confidence and from the commander Of the army and
the ruler Of The treasury may reasonably expect all
powerful aid. The contest continued Mr.. Irving is be-
tween executive encrUachen on the one hand land popu
lar liberty the Others between the highly preogative OF
the veto, and the expressed will OF the people. CaSs and
his party contend Tor the unlimited exercise OF the veto,
while lay takes the conservative ground that should
be exercised only where the Constitution has
been clearly violated and when the legislation has been
manifestly hasty.
The examples Of Washington and Napoleon were ci-
ted to show that military skill is not Incompatible witt.
civil qualifications and that the greatest Generals of
tentlmes Tie most distinguished Civilians. half hour
was allotted either speaker for reply which was
pied by them sustaining their previous positions by ad-
dtonal facts and arguments. Mr. Irving touched upon
many points TO which have been unable 10 advert
His effort characterized by enlarged views, srong
argument, indispuabe facts and elocuon and man
possessing the energy and eaestness vi conviction
We have rega rded Mr. Irving of Virglna's
most gifted rs, yet this effort las added something
his fame The sketch which we have written is a hasy
1ne, but think Impartial. BUCKINGHAM.
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RUSsELvILLE, Putnam county. Indiana I,lx II 1s.-
nr. Notwithstanding since your agent len me /, s,ppv
your Indian Vegetable Pills have found SAID Pills to be
IN great demand lately for the Fever and Aeue Mr.
James Boyd has who has been laid with Fever ana
Asue and had tried various other remedies all Of which
proved of no avail He determined to rv yor Indian W.
table Pills, and by using box he now sound and ~
r T. Spencer had daughter, Mr.. Hugh Groves SON ana
Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family were dy !,
the time with Fever and Acue and had ,Is tr;s ~
various other remedies without effect Your Indian w.
bic Pills soon restofed them all to perfect health III -
sure you from What have YOUR Indian III phi
may be relied on Tor permanent Fever and aor
Yours respectfully
JACOB DURHAM. PM.
Also an Acting Justice Of the Peace
This is to certify, that was entirely cured of the Cb
and ever of several months standing by he mo 49,
Of four pills each, of Wrights Indian Veoet,b1 Din
AFTER taking medicine from regular physician for t;r
and have had no symptoms of it since which yas b, -
ago. j. w SpENCEt, "
Texas, Champaign county, OHIO.
This IS to certify that cured the Chl and F
had three attacks OF it. DAyIII pI,p ,hs
Sugar Grove, Fairfield county, Ohio, Nov 49, lsl6
Look out for Comteyteits,
This the more needful as unprincip,ad ,arso j; /,
parts OF the country, make and veni them " al
l he genuine is for sale by
y. g. PAINE BRO, Iync hburs;
James F. Galloway, Brooknca
- w N jerks, Mariners View
Ia Bedford County by
William Gsh, Cross Roads:
wright x Matthew, Chambissburg p .
Alex Casey, IT., E.neus; N
Basset Smith, Jopps Mills:
w Lettwch < Son Otter Rr;ao
And generally in each county seat -
Offices oted exclusively to the sale of Wrigh India,
Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail, 1863 Race Street phil
deiPhla - Greenwich street, New York; ana l9s
street, b. ston 49, 80 fremont
August % I'm 3p
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first begins eigLt weeks aftrr and the second ~
fora ,ho 9ni Iy,aeIani ~ -, - -
I:as i III l. -t, - 'I'a- u5l 4 lea T. '''
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cute their stpdiee her, in ir a. s,T Tiie ~ f
no FriisI &c. t Il u'' - e''.'i iIo
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session cd: ,Tm,ion ana nosit f as go '
SIoE ~ a epi,e zee per session p 1'oi
vh;h iS rs, ~ yA,, iuN ~ % H
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ncessarr to % ,h gu Ina W., @A' N "
;ninr;onss ~ r ~. " . $500 l . 40
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a. t 49,; 800 "a !, 5Ii" VIM We" ~ PoN ~, i'-
coy on s, pane 81 an Is |" inns enec: nay ny
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,i - N t, t9 o sn'. ui3n "
'e 49, 'he ue't' ''i'e MS ana P'
py vi S'oo. Let parents ana a'uais nave a1e gao
" ~ anu "heie II may oe stics icctss'i N I" 81 AZ
aco' win let the hIdi'uual De uteish"ed,
An INC 1'Ioui.t sieTi!eu at H inc e'. WIZ as
MI MI IA w pHfii Ni-N
- PRIMARY opJec % c P%''1! fcAoos; y Y P+-
pare young men ioI o'iese' t coarse O. stuGy Is AueD
- " met ,e WANT VI th l'""s III "icA tev are
atea anu - q'ai'y 'uue' io ne culinary occ' 1u0is
q ne
The School IN the vicinity OF College continues under the
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10 the subscribers of the Lynchbug Vir5inia. in
;1uontsomery. Floyd. Carroll, Grayson Smuth,
Wyihe, Washinston Pulaski. Giles Mercer. Fay
eue, kana,rha, Nicholas. Monroe, Greenbre,. cnd
.4llegany '~''0' - "''N
SHALL call upon the subscribers to the Virainj.n
L IN The above named Counties, commencing Oh the
End OF October, Cst Monday,) at Montgomery Court,
and proceed thence through the Southwestern c,untes
arranged above, without regard to courts and hone ali
indebted tothe Virginian Will be ready to settle
CHARLES w. STATUAM
September It's if.
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NOTICE.
THE ART OF DANCING: !,

x. }. J.. GARRETT of the City of New York
= ~ would most respectfully form the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Lyn"hbnrg and vicinity that he proposes
forming class in which he win teach the above art.
IN all us various branches Mr. g. will give lessons al
Inc private residences of such Ladies aud Gentlemen as
prefer mat mode OF Instruction. Those wishing to par
hclpa'e IN the above accomplishment, will meet with
Punctual attendance by addressing note to Mr. G. A,
the Franklin Hotel.
Sept. 1l-2wif
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pursuant to the provisions of Deed Of Trust executed TO
me by Henry Hall and wife, duly recorded in clerks
office OF the Hastings Court Of Lynchcurg, shall
18th day OF the present month, sell upon the premises
auction, for cash, the H US f AND LO T. in said
deed conveyed situated seventh in town Of
Lynchbug being the property occupied by the
said Henry Hall residence.
The title to this property is believed be undoubted but
shall convey such title only vested by deed
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
September 4--wt27 Sept
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No III
PROCk ASTINATLON IS THE IHLEE OELIML

Delay dangerous TIA, cold and urh fcN
weeks, and the hope Of recovery viii be lost N"H
Let not pecuniary consideration deter y"U ON trying
10 your life and health lille there clar,c
ton IS annually sweeping N thousands u the III uo do
ease has oaited the skill lyan, like physician,
perhaps has ever done Tor this large claS Ct SUIT ~
Humanity, than Dr. Wistar An ounce 81 prc,c tive
worth pound ocurc - therefore. ~ flru lun ~
liberated and so diseased that hun yea
from an early grave try In season, Try at mttlere
which has been OF such infinite value to thousands baI
bottle OF DIR Wistar's Balsam i'll Chrriv alc HI
anoher ii necessary, persevcre in using have
remoV ed the disease entirely, which lcced viii
aeynur he Be not deceived BY quaca-, with their ul
nsShi c'ntereits buy none but TIN grnuIo ana al
which IS signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for -
None genuine unless signed BU MI : on Ire wrap
For sale by DAVID X LYMAN, Dlu-4i>
And by druggists generally through Al the t. :l
States
Sept 2l-It