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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

WESTERN MILITARY lysnrUTE.We learn that
the ProfessorshiP of Ancient and Modern Lansu S.
Resignation of Prof wyche, has been filled by the
appointment Of Prof Richard Nelson Newell late
OF the Wesleyan College, Cincinnati Prot New,
ell, was educated in England and France, and
speaks both languages with equal huency and ele,
gance He ia gentleman Of accurate and varied
leaning. of polished manners, and of iueproachs-
bic moral character. He has hsd much es.
perience aud success in teaching, BOTH England
and America, and his eminenee In his profession
is testified 70 by the most distinguished Judeef.
Community on so valuable an acquisition.
Georgetora (Ky.l Herald.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
1a uKIoursvrLLK PUBLIC.

DEr.IEvING that 9 wen appointed Bath House IN
louisville win be successfully sustained ~ tne
public, propose the httns up OF such an es'an'sh
In order TO accomplish this Il Is necessary for me to
,n~,rs TWO hundred and hfy sabserhers enter To-
~ groo the tssk Of soliciting names, sne would re
ra the attention Of the citizens 70 the saseel
Tina "a shshment win eontaia "a spacious and com
e,r,.hy furnished bath rooms-lo for gentemen and
for Isdies-snd viii possess every requisite nr
rUrn Ga SEorer sAslpkarr, Salt, Dash, aud SissH
Bafhs.
The building win be located IN central part Of Tx
e,tv ina opened for business In the fal.
1rhe terms Of Subscription Ten DoLLARs for IN
sesson. conmeneing-.
As advance payment IL required from the early sub
<ersr taey will be entitled bathing week n
the u,snihs not embraced In TIE regular SEASON.
No ,nhsrription win received untiltwo hundred an.
ffty names scared. .~v.,..,,
MAY eo,--tf. - - SIS - Whs tOoN"s
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
ITALY,
Great BatiIe-Defeat OF Charles Albert.

There has been long and close battle between
the Austrians and the Piedmontese, and victory
has finally declared for Radezkv, who has sue
ceeded in eectng the object he had in view, and in
forcing Charles Albert 20 retire beyond the Nlncio.
On the 23d the Austrians, who seem TO have taken
the Piedmoniese by surprise, were completely
victorious. They swept the whole country before
them
On the Oath they were attacked in their position
BY the Piedmontese, and driven farther, leaving
2JOO prisoners m the hands OF the Italian army
On the 25lh the battle was renewed and continues
until night, when the Piedmontese army retired II
good order, taking with them prisoners. The head
quarters OF Charles Albert were, on the Doth,
Goito.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. rs.

New Orleans dates are received through in one
day. The intelligence from Yucatan and Campea-
civ is 10 the 9th. The whites defeated the Indians
in numerous engagements, and have recovered the
loss of their towns.
The dates from Vera Cruz are TO the 3d. The
revolution has been suppressed. The Indians have
been dismissed and their prisoners discharged ON
their pledge 10 support the Government Most all
the Americans left in Mexico have gone TO Nu-
catan.
Flour quiet. The health of the city continues
good,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
rrWe eopY lhe folIowing lrom :he Hop

vile CKy.) Wig, of the l6!h:-
The accounts which reach us Of the growing
crop of Tobacco, are of the most unlayOrable
character. The continued Tans, since the middle
of June, have caused il 10 fire and French TO al
unprecedented extent. That portion which is
already housed, has been cut green 10 prevent its
total loss by disease, and we are assured that
scarcely any good tobacco will be made IN this
section of country. Its condition in other States
we have not learned, hut il il opportunities TO lis
character here, the crop will be almost worthless
and they who have their last crop on hand, Will d.
well 10 hold il ( I better prices. The wheat ha
also sustained much damage from successive we
| weather.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

Tvs EXPLOSION on THE EDWARD BsrEs.--We
learn from gentleman who was passenger ON
the Edward Bates at the time of the explosion, aud
who returned 10 this city yesterday, that Of the
thirteen persons who were left wounded at Ham
burg, only one survived. lie also understood that
the bodies of thirteen other persons were picked
mp in the river al that place-making the total
number Of deaths from this calamity, at that point,
tsgeHiy- fue.-St. Louis RePHb.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
The Pork Trade Of The West.

De Bows Commercial Review Of July con-
tains some interesting tables Of the pork trade
of the Western States. The number Of hogs
slaughtered during the years ls4I-4e was =
500, 0OO--an increase of nearly fifty per cent.
over previous years. The number slaughtered
in Cincinnati alone amounted to $4,000. Only
a small portion Of this valuable product Il ex-
ported; and four-fifths Of that sent out Of the
country is 10 the British Colonies. South Amer
lea. and the West Indies Lou. Jour.
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sun Later-Arrisai Of lri-oner~ from the SCUM
MEEKLY FREENANSs JOURNAL UFtIthI
DUBLIN, Friday, IL A. Nj. !

DUBLIN, Friday, IL A. NJ. ! =.
The train which left 1hurles this momlnga at hall
pa.t Co clock aud arrived at the King s-brdge ter
minus at halfpsst 10, brought twenty prisoners
from the South. The prisoners, were, II appears,
and Kinmenaule on yesterday, Thursday by the
constabulatory. They are mostly young men IRON
IS 10 "a years of age, and their appearance was
very wTetched.
twenty of the constabulaieTy, with sergeant
escorted the prisoners, who were nlaIched IIo!l
the train 10 the ROYAL Barrack, where they remain
for the present.
The following appeared in second and thlrd ed
lions of the Weekly Freeman OF Saturday:
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
ENGLAND.
PARLIAMENT ON IRELAND.

In The Peers. on Thursday, Lord Broughani NOV.
ed for COPIES Of proclanations issued by the Lord
lieutenant of Ireland for the apprehension OF Ger,
tain persons in that country, and then prooeeoeo
10 descant on the insurrection IN Ireland. on me
activity which the Government had shown IA re-
pressing il, and on the measures WHICH s''e"'u "
iakcn 10 extinguish discomfort
in his opinion the real remedy for the evils IN
,.r ,vbich Ireland had so long iabored would 10
s,nnd in 4 iudicions system Of colonization and .
he suupresson Of illegal assemblies and sea'soa'
clubs. The Marquis OF Lansaowne say sn :.
,ho,,sh the insueetion in Ireland might be SAID Z
hs n, npressed. vet the state of that country woai'
reolnIre the greatest and Ptecantlon 10y sons
"n ilnier that conviction her Majesy's tsoysIa
me,,t were resolved 10 make ample use ot IN
means confided to them BY parliament. Inc paA
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
I,rFsr-Chs,le. .,.er, Dictator.

From Turin a telegraPhic dispatch announces
that the Provisional Government having been bro
ken up, Charles Albert, by the wish of the people,
had been proclaimed dictator. A slight engage
ment had again taken place between the AustrIans
and Piedmontese on the 9Th, in which the Italians
were at first successful in recovering their former
positions, but owing TO reinforcements arriving
10 their enemy, they were obliged TO abandon
them.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Tn. Editor Of the sFelon' Arrested.

MILF. Lalor, the editor of the Felon newsPa-
per, and one of the most prominent oil The hNecll-
i've DIRECTORY, was taken at Ballyhane, near Ne
nagh, on Thursday night, and lodged in Nenaeh
county Prison
There have been several more arrests in Cork:
among them Mr.. Michael Joseph Barry, Jr., Editor
neryaded the rebels on seeing these persons car
RED Of 10 Jail under military escort.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Outrage I'm Cincinnati Great Bxctiement-Jai
Auacked-Three Men Killed.

Great excitement prevails in our city at present.
Two Germans were on trial for committing rape
on girl of years of age. They were committed
to Jail for further hearing. Alarse mob attackee
The iaI. The officers fred from the windows, kill
ing three, and woundng several others Ats +;
NJ, the mob had not been dispersed, but the Grove
is rapidly increasing. Should they succeed IN get
ting the prisoners, they undoubtedly will Kill them
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

W.sTE STEAM UsEFuLLY APPLIED.--Rather q
useful way of disposing of waste steam from en-
gines has been adopted by gentleman here, lie
raises pine apples with IL The steam Is introduces
under the roots of the plants aud the combined heat
and moisture act so powerfully, that the pune ap-
being ali day exposed to the open air, assumes 0
healthy and agreeable taste, which renders the
fruit far superior 10 those rpened in hot-houses
Paid. Ledger.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Later from Mexico.

PHILADELPHIA, Ang.i'.
Dates from New Orleans received to the l%h, and
Vera Cmz 10 the I7th Paroles has not yet been cap
tlred; some OF his cOnfederstes were taken.
Forces have been ordered To proceed TO haVauan'
The objects unknown, unless 1t be 10 secure The CON
ducta OF million aud hall Of specie. which was Z.
peeted to arrive there. The government has sent troops
10 suppress revolts.
Gchl Lane has been appointed Governor OF Oreson'
rice Gen'l Shields declined ..r
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
FRANCE.

The accounts from Algiers represent the colony
10 be in state of confusion. The colonists are
breaking up their establishments and returning TO
France; and in the course OF short time there
will oniy, be left the French army and the native
population, who are waiting an opportunity for
| general rising
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

EUROPEAN TINES oFFrCE, 81 A.

EUROPEAN TIMES OFFICE, " A. N
We have received our Irish corr 'sPondenee, da-
ted Yesterday. There is not any news OF lmPeI-
lance. Twcnty-three prisoners from BallinearH
were brought into Dublin Yesterday, ana eomlnu-
led 10 Kilmainham charged with aiding in the late
attack on the Police at that place on Saturday last
A number of additional arrests had taken place
in Dublin and the provinces.
Allis reported quiet in the South.
Nothing farther known OF Smith U bnen'
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

Two agents of the French Government have
arrived in the Omitted States" with view OF
buying tract of land for the purpose Of send
ing thither a part Of the insurgents Of June
The Philadelphia Democrat has been assured
that these agents are now in treaty for a tract
Of land In Virginia, comprising some lOO,OOU
acres-N. N. SuR.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

Fouxp DKsp. ~ esieTday morning, Herman
women. named KARsss, wan found dead in pond
az water on HOSE street, Under one OF heI eye
lids was q small puneinre, as II she had been
sfInck BY sharp pointed Instrument ihis was
~. o,lv percepfibfe marx Of violence shout heI
,,erson- An inquest was held, and verdict req
ered that she came 20 her death from some came
3 lie iury unknow n.--;St L0ais RsPH,dieaH, iofh
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Arrest of Me..r.. Meany and Bremen, at Ger

NUTIosFluNurItC TE'V1'E1'I '~E'''I'1'
hasten to Inform you that Mr.. s J. Meany and
Mr. Bremen, lately connected with the Feon
newspaper, were both arrested here this morning
AT six o'clock. They were followed from Tough
res, il is said, by an Inspector OF police who had
ntirnation OF the place in which they were; they
were taken Off in cars TO LOughrea, accompanied
hy an escort of Scots Crews and of the first regi
ment of foot stationed in this town. There Were
also five police in attendance. believe their des
tination is Dublin.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
E,,r.o,s,nary Arrests in Cork.

On wednesday Messrs. Ralph and Isaac c ssLis y
wore in Attendance OF the courthouse oil Cork u
take their trial, with other irasersers, on cnslss
of Sedition. Thejudge having, however, Pos'Po a,
ed the case for two hours, they were on men wa
ont of court, when they were arrested loi =,
They were committed TO prison, the Court deciding
ihat they were taken out Of jurisdiction. Inc VI
ais Of the other traversers were postponed W u'
next AssiZes. sI.. e
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Governments Measures.

The Government have followed up their earlier
steps for the preservation Of peace by measures the
most decisive and energetic. Several proclamt-
lions have been issued. The last which was issued
was 10 the effect that any one hsrboring the lead
ers or assisting them 10 escape, would be gully
of high treason, and dealt with accordingly.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

"We are souy to learn, that FINS r. MIEAN
the wing elector for this district, met with pain
full accident on Monday last, by the accidental dis
charge of a pistol, which wounded HIM in the iieshl
mart Of one OF his legs. We understand il will b,
some two or three weeks before he will be able Il
resume the canvass.-Ru sscliriHe (kyl Herald.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
The R.pIo.ion OF she Edward BATES.

OF the thirteen persons who were left wound
ed at Hamburg, only one survived. The bodies
Of thirteen other persons were picked up in the
river at that place, making the total number OF
deaths from the calamity at that point, teenty
fpe.-Sf. Louis Rep. 18th inst.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

NJ Gourieri had arrived from Milan, with an adj
dress TO the French Government, signed by the
whole of the members of the Provision al Cavern
ment of Lombardy, and earnestly invoking the IN
terventIon of France, by sea and land, in favor OF
Italian independence.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Anuolutmrn,. by lhe PresIdep,.

BIZ and tcih the 0dpice and consent Of the Senate
Francis H. Merriman, attorney Of the U. States
for the district of Texas, in place of Gov. w.
Brown, deceased.
JaIaes Shields, OF Illinois, 10 b. Governor of the
Territory of Oregon.
Kiatzing Pritchelt, of Pa, TO be secretary for
the Territory OF Oregon
Vim. p. Bryant, of Indiana, TO be chief Justice
of he supreme court OF the U. States for the Ter
Titor,' of Oregon.
Peter H. Burnett, of Oregon, to be an associate
Justice OF the supreme court OF the United States
for the Territory of Oregon.
james Tumey, OF Illinois, TO be an associate JUS
tice of the supreme court OF the United States for
Isaac w. r. Bromley, OF New York, 10 be attor-
ney Of the United States for the district of Ore
gon
Joseph L. Meek, of Oregon, to be MARSHALL of the
United States for the district Of Oregon.
John Adair, Of Hentneky, 10 he collector of the
port for the district Of oregan, in the Territory OF
Oregon.
James NJ Newell, to be collector of the customs
at Btidgelown, New Jersey, vice Lorenzo +. Lee,
| deceased.
Daniel S. Macauley, consul general at Alersn,
dria, in Egypt
f.. ). Ulfiey, consul for the port of Smyrna, ia
| the place of ID. w. Offley, deceased.
| FOR THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Fist Lieutenant Daniel j. Southerlsnd, of the
marine corps, to be captain by breyet, for gallant
and Ineritorous conduct in the assault upon the
city OF Mexico, TO date from the 4th of Septem
Der, lS47.
| PROFESSORS or MATHEMATICS IN THE NAVY.
! John II. c. Coffin, OF Maine.
/ A. q. Pendleton, OF Virginia.
Mordeeai Yamall, of Kentucky
William b. Benedict, OF Virginia.
Mark II. BeecheT, of New York.
Henry H. lockwood, Of Delaware.
William Flye, Of Maine.
VIM Chauyenet, of Pennsylvania.
James Major, of New York
Joseph 5. Hubbard. of Connecticut.
: Ruel Keith, of Vermont.
Arsene n. Girault, OF Maryland.
| NAVY AGENT.
John Pauott, TO be Temporary navy agent {
/ Mazatlan, in Mexico.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

rIyHE Seventeenth Anniversary OF the Union Literary
Society OF Hanover College, VIII be held IN the Ool
lege Chapel on Thursday evening, August I.m- An
O.tion will be delivered the Occaslon by the Rev n
L. RICE, ID. D., OF Cincinnati, ONO The diplomas
viii be presented the graduates, with an Address, by
A. w HENDRIckS, ESQ, OF Madison, la
The friends OF the Society," and the public generally are
reSpecty invited By order OF the Society;
iy2q-3t M. s. COULTER, Cor. Sec Protein
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Arrests fop High Treason.

I'm Tuesday, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, as Patrick
usrron- ESQ. editor of DToghedd Argus, was on
his way 10 he office, West ST., he was arrested oy
two noI;cemen, who instantly took him TO Drog-
heds mol. where he now lies under warrant iol
h;rh treason. The alleged cause Is speech he
made 10 the Mitchell Club lhogheda' on no"'''
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
seizure OF Ammunition.

The Emerald Isle, Buck, master, has been
seized at Plymouth, having OF board a earg1 OF
gunpOwdeI for Ireland. The master represented
his cargo TO be -four. All the crew were taken.
The vessel had no papers on board.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
More Arrests.

"Wednesday morning Charles rane, hsS., oaa,,s
act of Parliament. lie was at once conveyed 10
Newgate. .-..,,oa nm /. l;ks
charge. lie was also lodged in Newgaie.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Ramon. Of sml.l o,prlen,. Fnsh..
,orre.nondenc. Of the Dublin Freeman's journal

TCOrTespondence OF Inc DuDnF tI'e'"'" -
KrLKESNY, "Wednesday night-s o CLOCK
notwithstanding that the utmost vigilance chai-
acterizes ali the movements of the AUTHORITIES
here, they remain in perfect ignorance OIL Snui
N. Hrien's whereabouts There are rnInors lnnu-
merable as 10 The direction he took alter leaving
Balngarry, but they are 30 conh.elns snss !,
ON the subject. However, the best authenticated
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Gathering ON the Mountains.

Over 500 men were seen from Clonmel Ia have
assembled on yesterday at Siiyenamon, whilst The
Waterford mountains, Immediately over the town,
were literally black with people, whose movements
were watched with the utmost anxiety by the OH
GERS OF the garrison.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
France for Italy.

Il is now said that the result of the interview be-
tween the ENJOYS from Italy and Gen. Cdvaignac
is that France will endeavor TO come 10 an under
standing with England in the first instance, 10 Of
fer the Joint mediation of beth countries to Charles
Albert and Austria. IL -
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
PERFECT HEALTH.

His reason, which 30 fer gone 20 unit him for
business entirely restored with the prospect be
fore him Of Iiie health and usefulness. He Is ?.
wears Of age and y years months Of this time ha-
neen Afflicted with this most dreadful Of Diseases bUl
thank God i now eRjOyin good health.
Now SIR, faith without works don't believe in To
ssy snail be ever grateful you Il thiHg. aud
here enclose YOU one hundred dollars, have doubt
but yOa will think tins another and quite different
hing The debt Of gratitude still owe you, but please
accept this amount interest the debt in advance
Yours, very respectfully.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

Third Street, between Market and JsseTsoH.
IT NJ MCCARTHY, respectfully informs his friends
ami the citizens VI Louisville generally, that ne
has lust opened room, 90, Third Street, or the sale o.
Chesp Pubic atiOs Boo2s, M0sastaeS Periodicals, ldr
oeaPhic PTafs Sidfoltery, Paief Asalci'ies &c g
M, IL inc Soe agent IN Louisville fOE the sale OF Oliver
a. Bros Temperance Tales, Essays, SSTmoaS, Asie'
SoHgs, d., Dc. $500,
A fair share OF public patronage Il resPeSuu"1 S'"
July 29-1m
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

Madrid letters Of the 18th nit, mention mill.
tary revolt at La Granla. 600 conyicis had re-
voltel, murdered their guards, and fled into the
country with the intention of joining the Monte
moliIiists.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
NKw STEAM FURNITURE FACTORY.
- ...tU avn pOTprRENTa SITS

LOUISVILLE, NV.
yIYE are prepared manufacture every thing IN our
wv line on terms as favorable as any other establish
mee in the West The patronage Of the public Is soho
tied. ,,,
lar Lumber. ,xcOrN
Aug, Oft, J. NJ. * A. J. LiNCOL.''
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

intelligence from Berlin TO August |. TIL
Prince and Princess Of Prussia have again TAX el
up their residence in Berlin, which they had no
visited since the 18th Of March last.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
Mr.. Wn SKcORK'z Letter 10 Dr. HAT

have spent three thousand dollars for medicine
and medical attendance was advised 20 take t0uT
Europe with him. WHICH did. 4 first visited Eng
aud eORsulied the most eminent physicians there In
respect his they examined ham and pFeSct ibs
accordingly ] remained there three months witbOut
peTeeiVRg any change foe the better, which cost
about hundred and hfty dollars pocketed BY The
physicians and the most thai received their Opin
ON thai nv sons ease was hops,ess and
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
- o. s's Is,A o r....s. l'''''


.rr1E 7lf' c.Dl Harrison, aaiVed
4 <: :. St s: S''a5 5s''sss'i
sAsnoe news. ,,s.v on Thursday, the 18th, al
lIy' ss-Tea 81 Hai',SAp A. On the 9Th she spoke
3 &.Sser Nissara; QUA" AVE been received 10 the
s;~ns from lna,s jas with the MoOltan rebels
Jaas The S SI line Of forts on The Indus
he Of T Il. English and IheI n SI Dlae a..
: = q I! i 5.ssi. s were defeated
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26

VI twenty seven years and si1 fundamentally tr use
% thistraly wonderful medicine.
Read the following remarkable Of the Of Wa
SeeOre. Esd. Of Philadelphia, AFFECTED with Epi
LEIPZIG Pits twenty seven years and six months
After travelling through England. ScoIland Ger
many and France, consulting the eminent DhVs
ieians. and expanding for nedirine. medical treat
ment and advice. three tbOusand dollars.
with bis son 10 this country, IN November ast win
out receiving any beneht whatever, aRd was cured
BY using
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
Another RemarkabIe Cure Perfsrnea b.
the u.e Of Hart. Vegetable Extract.

Doctor HART-It is with no small degree Of lraiIiies
ton thai ana enabled announce To you the complete
restoration To health Of my daughter by the u- Of yOnF
Vegetable Extract Al The OF years, her age al
nreseDt - sixteen0 she first attacked with this
dreadful maady called Rpiieptc Fits and until she COM
menced taking the Extract she suffered with atasks OF
6ls almost incessantly and severely 20 threaten
to drive reason from throne, and render her insane
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
HART, MONTGOMERY & CO.,
SUCCESSORS To
ISAAC PUGH & Co.,

No. lls, Chestnut Svreet-P n L d Z p III t,
Manufactures and importers Of Paper Hahgihgs.
Have always Cor large stock OF PAPERS, Of ever
variety manufactured, which they VIII sell wholesale AM
r.fan Al the lowest rates.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-08-26
POSITIVELY INCURABLT

accordingly Jeff England. Travelled through Scotland
Germany and France. and returned home in the m0nIh
Of November last with my far from being cared
when left saw your advertisement in one Of the
New York papers. and concluded 10 try HAFts Vegeta
Extract seeing your statements and certificates OF
40 many cures Of twenty and thirty years stand
ing and can you l sOrry dit -. BY
the Of Harris Vegetable Extract alone he restOS
ed To
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q. m. BARKI.KN,
C.Icincd Psssssr.

N CoGGINs & CO., Of PhiaSelphs, oitsr 10 ssss m
excellent shippng condition, TIE ehs@Efa and essi
slr ousnes, Of 81 ga cash. per b~ITe psrsst a sP
~ he propretoTs At ther manufsetnry Al P<tons
tsi,nae Mn Brown street wharf, a. the Old stands
iosA ssTest, above CaIiowtsll, Philadelphia
iy22-4