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FLOUR
PATENTS,
Rmerrcan and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office Washington,

AmeTrcGn and Foreign Office, and Agency OF the
U. S. Patent Office Washington,
No. % State Street, . Boston.
TVHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
Patents agent of the U. s. Patent Office ol re
ceivng and fo wardng the same models specimens or
manufactures be patented, deposited therein which
will be free Of expense and risk, and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
and foreign works, test validity OF nven>
tons and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application at this Office inventors are saved the
ime and of journey to Washington, and delay there,
all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also the advantage Of verbay explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect to them matters
general Of paramount importance in order TO Obtain
specifications and claims The experience OF sig
years practice extensive collection OF rare works,
decisions DC mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents different countries, collected at much ex-
pense during long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of Inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber to afford 10 inventors
desrous of procuring and Information
which in Other respects might be difficult of attainment
r. Ii. EDDY. Civu Engineer.
Boston. SEPT |, l948. ewly &eod
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Il WINCHESTER BOOKSTORE,
40. 90 Main street.
,,rpASTviS n. TUCKER,

EESA 1GoT SEII AND STAllONEk
fUBLiSS sa.efs,og 10 occL4RENDoN HARRiS2
a. "a .!.eg 1'iassicaI and School BOOKS,
MiscenaneSS al The most approved kinds o hand a
o. ~ 'nT Maid n TO always keeping on hano'
Particular a''en vspv complete assortment Of pL. Re-
school and Fancy Stn.On "nd ysl,Dt Books m.surAo
PsPs sn "Dl So,cs q superior paper and D00'D
~. mos, durable manner. ,foood papsy
~ Hds qss sI1nRss Of r ali su,ARDs.
ANSSsUtALS AND Boo ol1,s,y toN
- F8i8. 1l ., ouprfO Dictionary, unap n ~
,ss% q ss
largest nss he n s,,snss:
-. E sS.s DussSssns goods in b. line !, 70 ?"
y az as he ehe'ptst ''0 :" - 81. div w4t
Nov ~. qff l58 faE ha4N
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NEW STORE!
warden BIOck,) No. "a Front ST.,

WUKCES TEX,
TTNHE subscriber having recently opened ne" store,
L No. A Front Street with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
is prepared furnish the citizens win every article
wholesale prices, BY The qnanty or al rslai
for cash ~
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASSES,
DC IRE offered the very lowest price which can be al
iorded will be warranted TO give sasaeon or ne
goods may be returned.
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large ana sma'
packages, constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Mackerel Salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
poCnd or quantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried Appies Potatoes, Oranees, Lemons, RGts'ns
Syrups KetchuPS and Pickles, ard general assor .ne
OF gods usually obtained in such st"es at the oAeoPe
Dosk prices. 9sa
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the sloos
and prices Goods delivered In all parts OF the Guy i'ee w
expenseAby ANDhEWo, 81 a.
Worcester, March 81. dwT "A Front st.
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ines EsarabOIa and GaEVamic
gpEgTACLES,

and that the ouy place Forester where they can be
bfaneb viii be at his Iewery and Fancy Goods Store,
No. qlI MAIN STREET, doors ncrlh Of the United
States Hotel
The Galvanic Spectacles are combination oil ENC ana
.1, en- ,nrsiructed that a current Of galygasm is
stsnty circulated among the Eye. which is
To be very advantageous he seht as well as cooling
syd soofbjng 10 inh4med weak eyes. They are also
$3.50, on in,able cure for the nervous Headache, and any
nprss after having them for reasonable length Of
itn,e 10 lest them viii part with them for ten times
IN, Inc f. H. PUTNAM,
'A ca, 'N If No. 2ll Main 81.
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CITY Optical Rooms.

THE undersigned having disposed OF the Right for the
Comfy of Worcester or selling their PARABOLA
AND GALVANIC sPECTACLES. to Mr. GEORGE PARK,
they would recommend him TO the patronage OF their
friends and the public JOHN z. PAINE SON.
ry,UE subscriber woqd his patrons and The pub
lie, that he has taken The Agency OF GEoFGE PARK,
for he sale nC
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WTTFFS-MUFFS.

77 Won still be without delicious set s o. wh'e pear pear
w " TEETH, aud sweet i,aE ~ hor Of inNEl's
you can n SooT PASTE 1t whitens the Teeth, hard
Aanhn Gums sweeens the Breath and is wh"u, es
ception me mo1S Gro T JR. 20I Main ST. Forester
used. For SAFE oy - v" dw5m
is
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nalnahla mills for Sale.

-,ur snl,scriber on account OF age ana oehcHte
1 health rs very va"' 1s %l sge 0' in Ss me-
Iss Situated nj siering and within mile OF me
At oakdae consisting ofa Girls Mill
ssw aI Lathe NM and a two sos one dee
Gris MIL Das W." n, Wheat and Tor other grams
signed s. scbiSs FOR cleaning wheat and Corn oIaek
e. s q o,s" y %s 'f'f LAND eight
business There w ne remainder Wood Land good
o soiy well finished ss @ and w W foS sn
ceen Te n"pery viii he sold on reasonable terms
oe of the purchase money can remain svtn
Years, desired. For pnrc%hm nav n, ,qd"s
her, or uLlveR NlohoA'' - NEHEMIAH PEARSON.
dwIawsw+
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NEW sTORE.

n EIW - ~ bs ~
yv,uE subscriber has opened So.e directly opposite $
m. COTTON, No. 297 Main and MOI souhbridge ST.,
a- the Transaction OF the grocery business &c share
~ nnhlic oarouage is especially snfcHeq' enn1NC
Worcester <dWu =
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JOnes's Spanish Lily white.

: the best Preparation for mparting TO the Skin
Il natural, healthy, clear, living white; at the same
time making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson Practical Chemist of Massachusetts
says "Ater analysing Jones's Spanish Lily White
nnd possesses the most beautiful and natural and at
the same time innocent white ever saw. certainly can
cohscientousy recommend its all whose skins re-
quire Identifying. -
Price % cents box. For sale by ]. CIRCUIT, JR POI
ain ST., Worcester. dw3m-Sept 49, l848
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Cioe I9altp @np.
Published at No. 1872, .Natn- Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor
Terms.

Terms.
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aanum, eventydve Gents per quarter if paid strictly
In advanee.-Or
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
published weekly at the same office Terms-Sl rs in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance
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BATTING,

EIRsT and second quality, for sale at manufacturers
4 prices, by the bale only by
WILLARD, BRANCH & CO.,
June 9. dwtf24 No. Warden Block.
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MUTUAL FERE INSURANCE.

FHfHE FEOtlES MUTUAL FlRG INSURANCE COM
I PANY ofROrcester, Mass, continue to effect
all kinds of buildings except those of
hazardous character, and upon Neat stock, Hay and
Grain, Household Furniture, Provisions Wearing Appars
e and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds of
Manufactured Articles, and Stock ia the process of
iacture excepting stock Cotton and Wooden Mills,
property alike hazardous such failt
give entire saIisincuon dividend seventy
on the dollar made by this Company the Policies
which expired the first of this month and is conf~
IDENTIFY believed that still larger dividend will be made
in future under favorable circumstances the past.
With these inducements offered, the public sespec~
fully invited to examine the basis which this institu
ton is established and avail themselves ofits benefits, by
applying at the COmpaHy's office,
No 3, tglder Brjaley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
e. II. Hemenway, Worcester. Joseph Pratt, Forester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, do
James II. Wall do. Warren Hunt, Douglas.
Amos Brown do. iona. Warren Grafton.
James Estabrook do. II. A. Denny, leicester.
Georgia.. Dresser, do. J.W. jenkins, Jr., Barre.
Ha-aio n Tower, do. John Edgell Gardner
E. II. HEMENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, sept /, l947. dwu
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i. HERE Is A NUMEROUS CLASS OF AILMENTS
which readily give way to the purifying and tonic
powers o:
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,
II s adapted to all diseases skin such TAM Freck>
leg urphew, 81 ches scurvey, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
Ba.ters Itch. &c. Those who desire a
CLEAR, HEALTHY COMPEXlON,
would DO well to give this admirable Preparation trial
lis cost is hut large cake. Be sure to ask lot
Jones' Italian Chemical Soap For sale by J. CIRCUIT
In 2Ol Main st. Worcester dw9m- Sept h. le4a.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-19
CHARLOTTE. N. c. APRIL 49, ls4s

Early the next morning just before day,
Pat swoke and felt like he would like Ia
lie Of the "cfathur." jus, to taper eff on,
but as be 60! up he approached the win.
dow, what did he behold ?-'Twas the
memorable night, that, tina. far extending
meteoric shower occurrtd-,he whole hea.
ven's were filled with descending balls oil
FIRE he stumbled to the window and caught
hold Of the dIlapida,ed paneloss sash for
support, bis eyes sho, from their spheres,
his features never before white, became os
CHASTITY as Hsmlei's ghost. and he shook in
every limb, With that sguish iremor, the
condemned culpfit feels, when be knows
his doom is sealed.
Twas far too hotrify;ng a spectacle FOR
Pa, TO endure the sight Of long, so falling
and stumbling TO where his wife lay, be
threw his arms around that adored lady,
. neck for the first lime since The honey
moou)-snd in accents Of extreme sn.uist
AID despair choked out:
"N1fe me wife me for
me for do me Tor h-ll for Dr.
me for h-li for d-n. ef jGdamen, day
ain, come shute nutT me for swal
/ II 49,
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ron rns cnasrnsrE JOURNAL,

roR tn. cHasrnSrE JOURNAL.
NATURE.
Nature 10 besotiful; at night
The stars shine forth like diamonds bright,
The placid lake. the sky Of blue,
The simplest fow'r hath beauties too.
Go stand upon the mountain peak,
And hear ths voice Of nature speak;
Hear thnndsis roll, - see lighrnings play
And torrents cashing on their way.
Then view tho river winding slow.
Along the valley far below,
Or. with u mighty. rushing tide
Lesring from the mountain side.
II TO sutlimity you'd soar.
Go lissen 10 the oceans roar,
Behold The waves rise high, and each
Return with fury to the beach.
The humblest plant, the hugs,t trees
Have ehsrms and beauties each for me,
The babbling brock. the wild cascade,
Have of my ss'ning ,trolls repaid. 8
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Adpsrtissmssfs inserted at One Dollar per
sgssrs, l6 lines or less. tAis s~sd tsps.) or the
Hrd insestion. snd IS cents Jev each eosiinu.
SAGE. Court dss,tissmeqfs and SheriF's Salss
sasresd IS per esnt highsr; sad . Deduction Of
sSb psr sesf will b made frsm fAe regular pri-
lee, Jsr saseriissrs by fAe gear. Advertisements
|ssssvtsd msatkIy or quarterly tl per square Jsr
sseA time Ssmi.msathly Is sssts pr sgssrs
fer sssA sins.
W rossmss'srs arc respectfully requested to
r q Agents.
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A TERRIBLE TINE.

"WaiI, there's a row over there at our
house."
"What on air,h's the matter, you little
sarpint"
Why, dads drunk, mothers dead, the
old COW has go, cali, Sails got married
and run away with the spoons. Pete has
s~ altered a pin. and LUIS looked at the
Aurora 30 rax I'LL he's 60. the delirium
,rianples. That amt all, nulher."
VIVA. else upon sirth 7"
"Rose spill, the ba:ies pot and broke the
pan. cakes, and one Of the maltese kittens
has 20, her head into the molasses cup and
couldn't 90, i. DOT, and Oh. how hungry
am
Or An lrishman being asked what he
came to America for, said, "lst wha, ]
came here for, you name Arrah. by the
powsss! you may be sure that !, wasn't for
,sant, for l had plenty Of .ha, a. home"
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10 assuming the Editorial chair ofthe Journal.
. mako few remarks. illustrative Of the course
intend TO pursue aud as il is ptofessedly q
lllisal paper, We shall allude fret to It's
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
EnryCATtnN.

The Baton Rouge Institute. d Prospectus Of
which may be seen at the Offices 4 this parsr
and the Picayune-th bookstores Of Messrs.
Norman * Steel-as well as all other places Of
public resort In New Orleans and lis vicinity;
or procured on appliealion-from the Princi-
pal-the feyd. JoHN BUHKE, will be open for
the reception Of pupils in the Isl Oct, next
Terms for BoardeTs $50 dollars per anDum
payable half ysayly, in ddvuaee4-Music. Draw
ing Dancing, Fencing-making and repairing
clothes books and stationery. an extra charge.
Terms of tuition for D~ayspapils@in the ete-
mentary branches Of an English education-
Reading, Writing and Ariihmetic-3 dollars
per month ; Classics and Mathematics
dollars per mouth /; obstruction In French,
German, Spanish and TtaIian-7 dollars per
N NTH, or separately, y dollars per month
Drawing-T'wo lessons eaehteeek $3.50 per
month, or 8 dollars per qoarter.
Instruction In Instrumental Music 8 per
month.
No boarding pupil Of this estabi ishnent,
nnHGcompsnied by the Principal or one Of
his assistants, shall without special per.
mission-be seen In the streets. All respon-
sibitity in relation 70 day-schotars, after
school honrs,-and beyond view Of the Insti4
tution,-shall, save ID case Of some special
understanding to the contfary-rest upon
their Parents or Guardians.
Sept. 25--34. If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Lam aAAa.
PaFssh 81 MlM Ialea V040a4eAgsa Il

Parish " Asaht Bllga NgHae-Staae If Etfaaa.
NY virtue af eptaHiBi ID III tlIyaUlal1tH The
Honorable hiysii 1AdsHEal District Culift. md for
W Parish If East BabnH Rouge, Iii said 9TH Min
isi Hlbteti1i AfatlgHaeF Iii mud fiji Bail rsl, will
expose BY public saI. according til Ea@ tho Inst
ttsee q I~ealaeaea pf John Davenport. late thu Par.
tsh, deceased Bs
'rutsDAf fha aBth fag hi Ee6epayH il 1913,
IlAe following described property t,sI1BVtVy the atle-
teasiptI Ut eAta deceased. THE ahla III aalieilte at
III DEiUek IA. MI
The Tract iii Land Bf Plantation Wbpu the de-
eeasea festlad hlffng d front DIT tsFant.#ents more
of leas IN the river Mississippi with AID artsehtq Id
depth bDutfled ah8ke bg lhnfg iii tIa I3Bslah Bar
her, now Owned Fiji R0uzat IL Milne ] below BY
Those n Gilbert DaMne-Ja this tFant 5te are Some
fotf hundred acres Cleared And nj feF ~iivationy the
Test y hetyily and YaluablY tinhsfeH 4 II stsceptis
hle gf being made Ole OF tie best auvslaitati1is III
this Parish
There II h aait nav pending III The cult Court of
TIE United States lily lie heits az engines Fletcher
who tlHinas tbs undivided thfes fot1rtf this planta-
uui1. Those wishing ID beeuaf Ia4asefa arc RI
qHifed ID examine f5 a fiattits IF raid
claim atil after the Ns~4eenee thereof
A19tller tfaeA sWnfd's Creek,
refunded North Il I ~ I'd i tie South by
Z d. Passah, West BIZ aNEast by Giifley
and TllUItas, uontaintn4 Bdf bifpa and twenty ar
fxants HE@
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
COLDS N COUGHS.

Washington: Davis Co. La.s Avg. lS45
Last March, 3 year ago, | was taken with
violent cold. | became very weak. which
was aggravated By a severe pain ia my back
which rendered it difficult for me TO get up
or down. Wright's Tniaa Vegetable Pills bad
mat then been introduced into our town.
and was induced bg seeing them advertised
Il nv one box. | followed the directions, and
after taking only five Of The pills, | was re.
Ieyed 80 much that + felt in . manner, veil
have had occasion to use them frequent
IL since. and they have always had the DE-
s;rsa aa,cr AVE recommended them q
aorne of nv p~eighbors, who ao testify g
she;r hsneiic;al effects. was 70 unfortunate
s IL nnrehasa IL enc ti11e d boz Of counter
felt pills, not knowing them r. % s4sh
had not stssd many, however; paaase ossah
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
New Store---Fresh Arrivals!
y q - Y x

A New Store has been opened by the
undersigned, at the stand formerly occu-
pied by Alfred Cafes, on Church Street. I'd
which the attention Of the public IL respect.
fully called. The stock on hand ID entirely
new, having Just been selected In New
Orleans by the undersigned himself--and
consists ofthe following Variety
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
uJSucn as the latest styles of Barege
Fancy Velvet for ehtldren's clothing. Fancy
Raw tsilAs, Oregon PIalds. Scotch and
French Plaid Ginehams, ShawIs, Blankets,
Cotton Brown and Bteached, Hosiery, Steel
ReticnIes, plaid | inseys for Servants, Fancy
Cassimefes for Geniiemens' wear, KY. Jeans,
FED and White FIannels, Cotton Flame
Fine Dfmity, While Jaconet and Cambria
Book and Swiss Muslin, irish Linen, Hem
Stitched aud PLAIN Linen Camb. HDKFs-
Eottonades Of all kindf, &C.,
SHOES.
Al general assortment, viz;
Ladies' cdlored and black Bootees, LADIES'
Buskins, Ladies' Slippers, Ladies' Brogans
Of Ill qualities, Clildfens' and Ycnths' Shoes
Gentlemens' black Boote y, Gents Nor eco
Brogans, Kip Brogsns, Mems Slippers, &c,
UMBRELLAS,
Black silk. Gtngh IN and Cotton; all sizes.
GLOVES,
A first rate quality Of Backskin riding
Gloves, also, fancy ard black hid Gloves for
ladies' and gentlemen.
PERFUMERY.
A choice and fresh assortment Of Essences,
Pomade, Creme de- Perse, Cosmetfques,
Creme d'Amandes.
TOBACCO,
Grocery keepers wishing to buy a first rate
article of5 lump tob4cco, At New Orleans
prices, would do well to call and examine, be-
fore ordering from the c~ity-slso, a sample 81
Spanish cigars. Both Of the above named
articles, will be enabled, IN future TO fur.
nish in Baton Rouge, 1T city prices-havina
made arrangements to that eff eli, with an
Importer.
The whole Of the goods above enumerated
will be cold at the lowest prices for CASH.
Oct 16--37 ED. r. w. BOEGEL.
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3. HBAKE, oDE. WORTHWHILE,
BLAKE & WORTHWHILE,
General Practitioners in and professors of

# ~F~FEH -
Dental 8 u Il q r.
Can be tofstiteya daily ut their operating
rnotps. LAFAYETTE sapa RE, North It,, near
st. Charles si.. New Ofle.tts, and beg 10 M
licit d continuance of the very liberal patron.
age thus far bestowed upon them, and will
constantly be in attendance to give re ief 10
III those suffering with diseases of the Teeth,
ETC.,
ARTIFICIAL TFETH inserted by them
In q style that, for their natural appearance,
firm manner of being adjusted ID the mouth,
ease with which they can be worn, end gen.
eral excellence of workmanship, cannot be
surpassed and no pains shall be spared to
give entire satisfaction to those who may
favor them with their patronage.
In severe Surgical cases, OF where the npr-
voua system IL very susceptible, the VAPOR
Of ETHER, for producing insensibility to pain,
will be administered to those who may wish
the benefit Of the truly pain destroying agent. ,
Persons suffering with diseases of tie Teeth.
Gums, MaxiIlary Sinus, or Antrum, are invited
to call. The pathological Treatment Of such
diseases having received The speeill attention
of Messrs d, IL M.
The charges vii be compatible with the OK
~cellence of workmanship, and skill in the
performance Of operations. Nov, 3--aO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05
Plantation Wagons and
Carts.

The subscriber having increased asonad
tiles and secured a good Tot asgap asders
Lumber, II now prepared togNaaeons and
for the coming season l~etgeeg. and made
Carts, with Iron 81 woqstterus now IN ase.
after the most approgsCn of the Sugar Plan
tie ais the Wits Tipping Cane Wag-
ters Of the sts nov manufacturing, which
gons ina hhffple and adapted for cane than
are NOE, and refers to Drs. ]. q II Per-
any1D. Chambers, Eaq, Ganl. Joseph Der
SzYEd. Stephen Henderson, Esq, and ]. D
Scudder, ESD, who have used them the past
season and will give any information respect
ING them required. All orders entrusted N
him will be faithfully performed and warfan-
ted. Also iii kinds of Plantation Smith wnfl
done al his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of ChuFcl
and Main st.,-Baton Rouge.
dec 18th w. II. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-05

ii suspect them, and my suspicious have
been eotjliFmad BY your agent. TIE
counterfeit was absolutely good fir nothing
IsigbedI 81 ] KELso.
-~@@@
The testimony hi favor Of Wfigbf'a Ind.
an Vegetable pills, dues not proceed frnta
one section ufCeilntry more than HnUtber.
They are fOaua 10 be- adapted equally well 10
he North and 5olths To The East and West.
Here is a bit from the ssat of government,
ind, If the secret we're known. ii might ag-
that Wright's Indian Vegetable rills are
ak8n To assist The digestion of Presidents
ind Members Of Congress;
From Washington City.1
81 WIN Wrlght-Dear Sif-Yoa will have
Kindness Ia forward, as soon as pns ible,
e pr three gross Of your Indian Vegetable
Z The sales hava fr The list two months
j rased rappidlyi those who buy generally
b. ing, "That They are The best pills they
,ha,af used" And my opinion Is. that
IN ibain a short time, sIpersede s1l others
ROBEaT FAhrHAM.
4 nv @---
9 ,ybtah 4aCls below Will show the demand
stna. wafOr that truly celebrated medi-
treat i. Id Indian Vegetable Pills. So
iass .savngfns parts. That some ora e.
aTaaiano - have taken up the name Of
tribe original medicine.
DR. WI WfIianaa, yhlol
: shall be out Of ya-A~p pfshending that !
: Pills before youfs aaaiuabie Indian Vegetable
region 10 s,ipplv /, viii come through this
i enaatiIy i, aans beg you TO forward me
I are doing admirably OF other. The PILLS
| opnaaitj9n a satsa here, In spite Of the
have eserled iii The Ellt.be doctors, who
!. people from buvipg %tbaiuenga to prevent
/ iinugd supply / shall be- I'D If | had con.
them. Ya,,grse Ian, to sell many Of
| fFrom sas WI S%ArpsRMAN.
! DR. WIN Wright have va
with the pills you left aud seEly got through
could ina short time, sell d ; ana thlnk
! more The quicker | get tho elght dozef
shall sell, as the sickly season . more l
considerably, and your pills are ttgtng mere
proved of generally more than any ap-
, we have had among us for some til aaolelhe
: 1 do not know Of q single instance y iact'
have been tried and dlsapprJvad Of 'hey
the physicians don't like them; bnt'tas %
thew nayerhagp tired them, and selkohon
will generally be consulted. Yours eH8iss'
LUTHER NoTrtNeHA,
Fur sale by Gen. Heronan Baton HI
Michael Lynch Jackson. Thos. Cook LIZ
cite. ] hn II Hand w Falieiana. !
Nc Clellan 4 Grant, SIN Antonio de Bez
Texas.
General Depot In New Orls ans where
medicine can be had at wholss lie and ret
A. Bronsems. at the picsyune Book Bind
II Camp . rect.
than Weights Indian Vegslabb PITS, a
see that the signature Is On the box.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale
WHtGHTs IFDfAr VEGETABLE Pitts, who
sale and retail, 1869 Race street, ph lad
phia; 3s8 Greenwich street, New York; d
1893 fremont street, Boston.