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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THE

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Gate "NahonaI')
CORNER OF BARoNNE AND PoYDRAs SIS.
To The Manager ever anxious please the patrons OF this
popular establishment has entered into an engage
ment with the celebrated Negro Dancer, MI. JOHN
DfM0ND and also with Mr. JoHN KELLY
THIS EVENING, Monday July Last night Of the
4 drama of the INNKEEPER OF ABBENlLLE-
t. ontto. Grierson Louise, Miss Meadows DanceILA
POLACCA Miss Fanny Deering.. NEGRO DANCING
andSINGING by Mr. John DimOnd and John Kelly To
conclude with POWDER AND BALL.
The Prices Of Admission as toLi0ps
Family and Private Boxes Soc Second Tier of Boxes c
Dress Circle Soc Boxes for Free COOred, S5c
Parquette ......... soc. COlOred Gallery $3.50, 25c
~ Doors open quarter before z oclock and perform
ance will commence al half-past7 precisely.
Seats may be secured daily at the Box office fUm ii
O'Clock A. M. to O'e lock. p. NJ.
aS Tickets good only for the night which they
purchased YH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

Officers reported to Gen. Brooke July 10.
Lit. J. ?. Hatch, Mid. Rifles, Mexico
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17
The Presidents Message.

REsIeNED.-Bfig. Gen. Gushing has resigned his
commission
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Destructive. FIRE IN BRooKLYN.-A pretty
row of cottages in Fulton street, Brooklyn, N Y,
called Princes Cottages, were destroyed early on
the morning of the 9th inst, with the bakery of
VIM. Bond, in which the fire originated. The
raging element only allowed the unfortunate in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

The New LoAN.-S25, 900 of the sixteen mil
lion T. S. loan sold on the 9TH, in Philadelphia,
at $l05, being per cent advance its par value,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

$4,000 FORFEIT !-DR. LERoY's SPECIFIC"
TOR the cure of Gononhpa elect Spasmodic Structures
etc, etcTO captains of vessels and particularly 70
strangers, whose occupations or means will not permit Of
long stay IN the city subject TO the delay and expense
professional treatment this preparation is truly nvaqlge
and Oi It's positive efficacy and certainty cure all a
tons OF the urehia, will refer the eaderto the cehGs
OF DH; Bransby Cooper, Surgeon to Guys Hospital LPa
don mcCenning Iarbee etc, etc, which inserted ~
the descriptive pamphlet containing Treatise StctuTe
that is given with every phial
This PREPARATION has b, n sold in this city o
nine years in as improved form it nearly astees su
can be taken without restriction TO diet exposure or bg5n
For sale at the SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFlCE, Lo
streetS-SOle Agency
70 To those persons whose affections Of a compl
Gated nature, DIR. j.. c. THOMSON offers his protesaohe
services particularly for OF Syphilis lmpotency la
from exceSses), and Structures HIS treatment OF that
ous and dangerous disease Structure, peculiar To- 1
ong away entirely, in many cases, with the palnI %
ton OF Bougies, persons abonng under Local DeOhn5
Structures, Mercunal Complaints etc. etc, who nave
pronounced incuTable, ul Dr. T. free OF Gnarg
practical ApothecaTy employed IN The IS apibRn ~ n
put up MEDICINES prescribed J.. C. THOMsON, M ana
OFEICE-No. ID Carondelet street. between y ss
and Common streets. (Sign of the Marble deuagSN Il
tuel Pirate Entrance, fpt door TO the nght OF
cafsafSial slsssi,, iyi4 ~
$50 srhrrF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

Sands's Clothing Emporium
~ Richard Sands, grateful for past iay0[s would re-
spectuly call the ofthe public to his long
and Furnishing Store, % POYQRAS corner O. St.
to call and examine for themselves. APPS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

PLANTERS Forsyth, Fla; Caldwell Pa; o Gossern
Ala Lyons, Mo.
-HEwLETTs....J Robinson, Neworleansi Dulou, Full
lerton's Bluff.
vERANDAH Capt Alexander U a. M 5 Morton, Ohio
Volunteers.
81 CHARLES. ..Cap Hamilton S X Russell, Granger G
Cntendeu, q Walker, Hawkins, Newton, w Il Sander
Bon, Porter P Hatch, r Simons Tucker, Stuart
Barnes, A; Hlyardl u c s. q smith, Ca
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s57~ The ARKANSAS No. flor Louisville, Cincn-
and Pitisburg, will leave THIS EVENING, Monday,
at oclock NJ oositiyely from POydras street wharf
HYDE Il OGLESBY, Agents.
E Passengers win please be on board at the hour. 1
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GURDUN PLUMMEK,
ADJUSTER OF .AYERdG
E2 Office LuCien Heunanns Marine Notary, No q oya
street Neto Ortsnns.4s e 20 list nov.
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MODEL ARTISTS 90 St. Charles Street
MONDAY NIGHT July II. IstS-Madame Campbe's
WI TABLEAUX,V WANTS and MODEL ARTISTS,
by the Press be the best exhibition
in this country. The evenings entertainment will com
menee with the representation of HIRAM POWERS
GREEK SLAVE, TIME DISCOVERING TRUTH,
VENUS de MEDICISs LA SYLPHlDE, SSIAPPHO,
PSYCHE GOING TO BATTLE, etc.. Tom Wilson the
celebrated Banjo Player and Singer will conclude the
Torrance of the eyenng some of his popular NEGRO
AIRS accompanied on the Banjo.
eR Doors open at o'clock performance 20 commence
half past Admission, Front Seats $lPit 30 cents
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Steamboat Denartures This Day.

ls- SEE ADYERTIsEMENTS ON TBIRD PAGE.
S. Laats. ATLANTIC, Broaiwel, 5 P NJ.
PitfsL,frq ARKANSAS NO. !, FTisbee P, NJ,
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MILITARY, GLAZED AND 80
CLOTH CAPS, OF every variety. -
y jyl7 st C. ID. BUNCE, 80 Canal st. %
FINE DRAB BEAVER HATS ~
A LWAYS ON HAND, and for sale at low prices.
IA jyl7 81 g. ID. BUNCE, 80 Canal street -
FINE AND COARSE PANAMA HATS.
VERY Iowa large supply of the above desir. FIJI
able SUMMER HITS. II
jy17 81 G. d. BUNCE 30 Canal street 60
BUENA VISTA AND MONTEREY HATS.
A LARGE SUPPLY of the above. of all eOlOTs, I e
IN for sale low e.. ID. BUNCE, M
jy17 st 80 Canal street. @
FASHIONABLE MOLESKIN HATS,
lust RECEIVED, and in store, large supply OF . fs
% super.extra fashionable MOeskin HATS. LIZ
jyH3t G. ID. BUNCE 80 Canal ST. g.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17
PEOPLES TELEGRAPH.
Louisville, Nashville and New Orleans Telegraph

az This Line of Telegraph is working regularytt
Memphis to all points North and West and the Lakes
Packages viii be made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats DAILY from the office Commercial EEehaHge) OF
the Company in this city
to" The public may rely upon pTomptness and dsI ach
Je23H CHARLES DOANE, Superintendent.
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e47 The Great Remedy of the Age !-BlIIlNGS'
SYRUP fast becoming the remedy Of the Tor all diseases
arising from any rreguaty bowels hes been correctly
called THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, being COM
posed almost exclusively from and bars indigenous TO o COM
Out Of Ten Thousand Bottles sold the last not gt
failure, in lh otsLu9 OF Le
terry gsr Wholesale Depot at u CAMP SIRE ,,,,,,,
eEy- Sold by WELD g. Co, MEAD g. SCOVIL, SlCkLES g.
Co, HU. KENNEDY, N. JARVIS g. co. y o.
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4 THIN COL OTHING

SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY as the present, has no
- been offered in this city in the way of Bargains. nave
determined to close off the entire stock Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

s-1e Removal-C YALE, JR., & co. have removed
from 10 ChaTtres street to 81 MAGAZINE STREET between
Common and GYe where they VIII keep teIr usual stock of
Fano,, ,,,5 es.o,,lo 'SII X GOODS
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will find greatly to their advantage TO call as my sto Il
Fargo for this season of the year ASoa arge supply
SHIRTS-UndeT-shlrts, Drawers, Socks, Cravats, etc
FREDERIC ANTHON.
Ell st. Charles Hotel corner Common st.
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The United States Us. Ship INLAND.

Ia the District CourtQ the United States for the DIS ct
of Louisiana. No. 65l7,
N obedience to the command of an Admiralty warrant
10 me directed in the above entitled suit have seized
and into my possession taken, the ship UH AND heI
monish the owner or owners aud all any and other
person persons having pretending to have any nghl
title the TO be and appear before
District Court of the United States Tor the District aforesaid
to be holden at the city of NewO heans before the
THIRD MONDAY from this date, to show cause, If any
they have or can why the said ship UHLAN her tackle
appae and furniture should not be condemned and deceu
forfeited agreeably 70 the prayer of the libelants.
II s MaTshal's Office, NewOrleans, July 10, 1913.
iv17 "a 81 WIN. F. WAGNER, u s. Marshal
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-06
NUMBER 9.

of the township system of government: for
that system will DISTRIBUTE -FOUR rlfrHs
OF TIE COUNTY BUSINESS, to the several
towns constituting the county. All school
moneys and all road taxes will be raised and
expended in the several towns; and upon
the supervisors Of these towns, will devolve
az the business nc,c transacted By Boards
cf County Commissioners. Under town.
ship government, therel will be no ground
for complaint abont the inequality of app
preparations for roads and bridges, rs each
town will have to take care ofits own roads
and bridges.
IL isurged in favor of division that the
proposed new county has not received a
share ofappropriation for roads and bridges,
proportlonate TO its share Of taxation. IL
such cause of complaint has existed, il will
cease with the adoption Of township gov
eminent. 1t is true that bridges have not
been bull. upon dry prairies, where they
were not wanted; but wherever srrniei they
haze heen built, without regard to locality.
This county has made more internal inn
provement, by far, than any other county
West of the lakes. Your Committee who'll
ly repudiate the doctrine, that no taxpayer
ought 10 aid in building bridge across a
stream tchich does not ,rater his o,rn farm;
IT is narrow, iliberal doctrine, subversive
of all the purposes of association and mimi
cal To every work of internal improve
ment which is too great for the accomplish.
inent of individual labor and enterprise.
But since this issue has been raised, let
us refer now TO facts and figures to ascer-
tain 'cho have paid the taxes and trho have
received the appropriations for roads and
bridges'
The following list contains the amount of
taxes levied for the year iS47, in Grant Co.,
in the several townships and Incorporated
Towns. in said county, East of the Range
line, between Ranges 9 and 9, Yves, of 9TH
Meridian. wit:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rats on Board Ships.
BY A sUPERcARGo.

In dscharging the cargo Of my vessel,
after our arrival in the West Indies, found
there were great many rats in the ship,
and as the provisions began to grow scarce,
they began TO be more bold, and ! kept by
me constantly loaded, about dozen board
ling pistols. and armed myself for shooting
the vermin. This did not in the least de-
ter them from ranging up and down the ca
bin floor, and when knoc ed over two or
three the others would seize them and drag
them off, sometimes when they were only
wounded. During such times they would
fight with great ferocity. They began to
assal me in my berth, and had been Bit
ten by them once or twice when asleep; TO
prevent this slung hammock in the main
cabin. The more ! shot the more they
seemed to increase, aud the savage manner
in which they attacked the unfortunate ones
that were wounded rather alarmed me.
On going below one night found the ca
bin floor literally covered with them, and
notwithstanding the heavy stamping made
on the stairs, they evinced no disposition to
give way, on which ! leaped in amongst
them, expecting to give them a start; but
You may imagine my horror when, instead
| Of scampering off, as any decent rats would
have done, they came at me IN body. gave
few kicks, but there was a dozen hold Of
me in a second | made for the deck, while
some Of them had fastened their teeth into
my ANGLES and the calves Of my legs, while
Others were trying TO climb up inside and
outside of my trousers. My first impress
sion was to jump over board, but on mount
ing the gangway and looking over the bull
warks, | could see by bright moonlight
there were plenty Of sharks playing round
the ship; my next dash was at the main rig
ping, and it was not oil after had ascend
ed six or seven ratlines that got the last Of
the rats out Of my breeches. That night
slept 10 the nIainiop, and the next day
brought, aboard FIVE as good rat dogs as could
I've found: amongst them was dog belong
/ ing to Col. Mcdonald, named " Billy
and for several days fed the sharks along
side at the rate Of about two hundred a day.
The dog " Billy killed one hundred aud
thirteen the first day. Ely ankles and legs
were badly bitten, and on my skin ] carry
the marks to this day; and was near losing
MS leg, from getting il wet with salt water
and taking cold in IT, Although many years
ago, my memory of this scene Is always
fresh when encounter rats.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-06
In all
$1,000 90
Amount $685. 81

Excess Of appropriations for the propos-
Ell new County, sS3S %.
The above tables are correct, as win APP
pear from the records OF the Board Of Com
missioners.
Failing in other means of inducing peo-
pie TO support their plan Of division, the d.
yisionists have res0rted 10 the stale trick Of
promising, 10 case Of division to furnish
Court House and jail for the Eastern coun-
" and have 10 fact gone through with the
ridiculous farce Of signing formal bond TO
fulfil their speciDus promises, "uhen the
county shall be divided By the votes Of the
people"--a contingency. by the way, which
the Act does not at all deyolve upon the
vote Of the people--a promise made with
out consideration, 10 party not in exist
ence, and which no lawyer would even pre-
tend TO believe that an action could be sus-
tanned upon-a promise which if considered
as valid undertaking, could be regarded
IN no other light than an attempt at bribery
which would ytiate and set aside the cleo
iion---a sham--a fraud upon the ignorant,
well illustrated by The fable of the spider
who invited the fly into his parlor, where
be might easily hang him upon the meshes
of bis web and suck has blood.
But after all, this question of division is
one which it is easy for every man to deter
mine for himself Sit down, farmer, mi
ner, mechanic and ask yourself, is il hest,
is il right, is il economical, il it honest to
shiyer into spliniers our glorious county
which has hitherto so nobly discharged her
duty TO all, constructed all neeilfuI roads and
bridges, provided for the hurnsne support
Of her paupers--never proved defsuIter for
one dollar Of public money--,pays her debts
and standsproudly up anensi her cornpeers,
THE COUNTY Of WeS;eTn Wisconsin,,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-06

Town of plattevle, a2S 06
Hazle Green, upper and lower, d5 %
Jeiiesson, d93
Cenireville, $50
Merchandise, 467 Sc
Making in all S5,l46 90
Total amount Of taxes for
Is47 is, slo,955 II
From this amount deduct the
amount pail by the proposed So 9ref
new East County, S5,l46 0S
Which will leave $500 So
Paid by the Yves, Co.. which Is S663 65
more tax than the East Co., paid in iSa7.
Now lets us look at the item Of bridges.
Amount Of appropriations for bridges in
the proposed West County, q
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-06
And from this Joyous hour
Our wanderings shall be Ger!

Our wanderings shall be DER!
She leaves the bower for the wood
Where rolled broad and rapid river;
Where rocks and trees in wildness stood,t
Washed by those waves forever;
Nights shadow on thewaters slept
And all was dark save here and there,
Some moon-beams Ger the river kept,
Their dancing vigils in the air.
She reached the summit Of hill,
Which hung above the waters low,
And paused moment standing still
To hear their ceaseless flow;
One wild shrek pierced the midnight gloon
! As Estelle sought watery tomb
A bubbling groan one moment rose,
The eddying waves around her close;
To light and life long farewell
They murmured for the lost Estelle!
VII.
| have seen death when on the old,
Its image pressed so grim and cold,
That from the liieless clay | fled,
Chilled by the darkness Of the dead:
I've seen death on the infant lie
So sweet it seemed bliss to die;
The smiling lip--the placid brow
Seemed fan'd by some bright seraph'
wing
And Ger the face, brighter glow,
Than aught of earthly joy can bring
They drew her from her watery bed,
And on the flowery banks was laid
The lifeless form Of young Estelle!
flushed was the bosom's fi,ful swell
The wasted limbs were cold in death
The parted lips gave forth no breath
But round those lips sweet smile played,
As though in gentle sleep she laid;
A smile which told that reasons light
Broke in upon the awful night.
That wrapped her soul in darkest gloom
And led her to an early tomb;
Thus she awoke to consciousness,
In that lone hour Of deep distress,
But to pronounce with her last breath
The name of Charles--then slept in death.
They laid her in lonely grave,
Where rolls the dark Mahoning's waves
Whose waters in their ceaseless flow,
Sing her requiem, sad and low;
Believing as they onward swell,
The resting place Of dead Estelle!
*This narrative is founded upon an event tina
ally transpired some twelve years ago in Ohio
he names of the parties, are not Of course her
;ed.
1.-THE place where Estelle threw herself int
lie river is wild beyond description; just such |
ace as maniac would, il seems tie me, natural
select for the commission of suicide.
SThe vault of respectable family, and il
hich the Estelle of this story, is buried is i
rumbull county, Ohio. 1t is situated on south
ly bend Of the Mahoning river; the waters 0
hich wash the basement of the vault, GOVERN;
e whole with foam and spray.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-27
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECoRIER,
is PrBLIsuEn WEEKLY
b y DENNIS HEARTT.

Tefms.-fhree Dollars year, or Two Del
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
OF i've subscribers. who make the pay ments strict
ly IN advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
year each.
No paper will he discontinued until all arrearas
ees are paid unless at the option OF the publisher.
Hereafter no paper will be sent to a new sub
scrlbcr out of this state unless payment is made in
advance, at some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will the
paper he seat to subscriber out of the state tor
more than two Years without payment.
AnvEnrIsENESrs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty five Per
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-tllird will 10
made to advertisers by the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-27
VARIETY STORE.

rrIIE subscriber has opened Yarisiy Store
"A North u The court house. and one door sas,
81 Long. Webb Il Co., where be will he pleas
ell 10 zee the pubic ernrraly bot particularly his
old fr.snds Who % literally pasrOniIsd him ~hra
pesllaf. lie has on hand stOck Of Dy Goods
snd Groceries, cOnisctiOnaies, cigars. Chewing
aud Snaoking Tobacco. and in fart = little " al.
most every thing. Those who trade With him
may he sure ILey will get good Bargains.
All kinds Of produce. such as corn. fodder. oais
-four. poultry u all kinds. country made Cloths,
fsalhsis, &c, will bs taken in exchange foo
Goods.
ROBERT r. MORRIS.
April &c. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-27
Fuller & Hedgepeth,

HAyING fosa<d . eoF.rtnenlip n he Sal.
ding Basinsss. souij ErsE~clfuily infrsa
iheir fnrnds and The puilis Esnrally. lhsl lhry
hss< takru ihs stand mr. doos wrsi 81 Mesxn.
Lang, Nrhh a Go. ard frauiiug me coua housr.
shefr thss iniend rsEring on The business in al
10 safous hrsnrhrs.
Thss aF Irrparrd 70 fBEnish sADDL ES.
from GOOD 10 hesa. not inisSiar n any manuisc-
tuIsd in Ihs ssaie; als0 carisse. BsE0nrhs. B1S-
~. caEnali and Wagon HARNESS. m lhr less
and nesissi siyie.
They have m hand . nrsi and well-selected
assonmeni ~ WHIPS. 81 al kinds. BRIDI. r.,
~ ARTINGALEs. Travelling and Tslice
Trunks. BEAR aad BI'fFAI.0 SKINS,
sTiRRLP IRONS and BRIDI.E BITS. also
. ~elis~lrrird assarmrni af Barnarhe. Buggy,
and csrpsli MOUNTING. Birdie BIC
kI.Es. and an kinds af LEATHER. whirh lhey
~lll ssil u ssddsns o. thsir customers. II = very
small profit. .--.e..... ~
gr1hry viii give ihrir wosl in rHsh.ase Cor
good SHINGLES. FLOUR, and LUMBER. u
the msfkst pricrs.
They isnder thrir thanks 10 then customers
snd frirnsis grnrrally for the l~ra share a pat
ronsge thsy have heretofore Ierens,; anil they
hope their friends Nill call and sIsmins lhrr ss-
sOFtmsnt before purchasing sl'ewheEe. 90 iheS in-
lend di-pnsing u their nofk Oa the Ino.t reason
able isrnss.
Noyeu.l~r =. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-27

yAlNE,s HAIR ToNIs. - "A. s.luasl.
preparation exriles Ihs scslp 10 q mes and heal
Ny srtlen. eleanscs it from scunf and dsndrufE
psrssats me hair from falling "a, cures lhoss
eruPliss diseases which often appear upon Ihs
bead. AMI N . nAjoriiy Of es-es pIoduoss . ils
growth q Nav HaIn. IL also gixes the hair Z
Fieh, giossy. and beautiful appearances, unequal.
led b. sBy other article Of the kinl.
JAfAE'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE. var.
ranied. il strictly applied according 10 the direS-
ions, u change the hair from arr other colour
70 beautiful AUarES, OF Peast,y Jar DLlck.
without staining the skin.
JAiAE'S AGUE Pills. positive cure foT
Fever and Agae. These Pills arc warranted 10
cure Fever aud Ague. AMI WHEN the dinrrlions
are followed. and . cure is not effected, The mo-
nsy will he returned.
JAfSE'S EyPEcToRANT, a valuable re-
mely for Coughs. Colds. consumplion. Sc
This medicine produces free and easy exp~cto-
ratios. and never fails 10 cure Asthma VI relieve
y Cough.
JAYNE's TONIC rERMIFuGE. a certain
and pleasant remedy for Worms, Dyspepsis,
Piles. sc.
JAYNE'S CARMTNATIvE BALsAM. a
certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints.
Diarthca, Dyseniery. Cslie, Sick and Nersous
Headache. &c.
JAYNE's sANaTiyE PILLS. for Liver
Complaints, J'undice. Dyspepsia, &c. A very
safe and valuable family medicine.
JAYNE'S Alternative This prepara.
ion combines I'll the medicinal virtues u lhose
articles which long experience has proved to pos
SEES the most slle and efficient Alternative aud de-
obstruent properties, for the cure Of Scrofula,
Kings Evil, White swellings. Ulcers, Rhcuma-
hsn, Gnut, DC.
Ir These medicines are recommended and ex.
iensively used by the most intelligent persors in
the Uniisj states, by numerous Professors and
Presidents Of Colleges. Physicians Of the Army
and Navy, and Of Hospitals and AImshnuses,
Members Of Congress, &c. Sc. and hy more than
i've hundred clsrgymen Of various tcEoE.iaa,
tons.
All the above preparations are prepared only
by DIR. ID. JAYNE, Wholesale Diuggist and
Chemist, No. 3 So1th ThifI Street. Philadelphia.
r A supply Of the sboye medicines has Just
been receved al the P0sr 0FFIrR ~ HILIsno-
zOrsH, and will be sold Ly
j. M. PALMER, Agent.
December 81. 10