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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28


The defendants above named not having .hf'
their appearance and given security, according 4 (
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this Loufi, ana
pearing By satisfactory evidence that they are mol y
bitants Of this Commonwealth, IL u Ordered, I'M .
said defendants d" appear Al the rules 10 be held y
said cour the first Monday In January next shl .
swer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy o. vi
der be forthwith inserted in some newspape t,.ai
in the city Of Richmond for two months sue, ~
and posted the front door OF the State Court doSS
III. said city. A copy-Testr. ,.,....
Ort ll-cw2m p ROBERTS, trl'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-28
IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held 10
Clerks Once of the Superior Conn Of Chanc,r
the Richmond Circuit, the sixth day Of October !.
James VI Boyd, PIaihll
Dei.ndatD

The defendants above naTed not having eh"1
their appearance and given security, areordn. . 4
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and III
praring by satisfactory evidence that they are not II
bltants oil this Commonwealth, il IL Ordered, Thai
said defendants do appear ut the rules To br hsld1
said Court on the first Monday in January neii AZ
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy o,hf
der be forthwith inserted IN some ne VS. paper pub
in the city OF Richmond for two months succcs'ni
posted al the frunt door OF the State Court hoas
the SAID city. A Copy-Tesie,
Oct Il-cw2m Il ROBERTS, Cen
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13

saailfsr adhcallOn day Of the Jsuro,,
- 4 ol'ee viii hereafter be on FIJI.
IteIsz eh era'lcn Ia. been made be.
~ snAess r'Il accommodate more Of
the presen, ar,anse m.n,.
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A REAL ORNAMENT TO TIE BAR.

Mr.. Warren, the author Of Ten 2hov.
SIND a year, in The course o. a rccea' lee.
lure in the ball Of the LouIon Law Sucjc.
", recouutcd the following iDcitcal;
a short time ago." said Mr.. Warren,
:" gentleman Of large fortune, man IN
fact worth 100000, was indignant With
his only child, a daughter, FOR marrying 3.
aainst his wishes. lie quarrelled with her,
he dlsinhcrIied her, lie left his whole pro.
perty, of 100000 to his attorney and to
two ntber gentlemen, all Of whom were re.
siding ia Yorkshire. Whal did the attor.
Dey dol He went to his two CO lega,oes,
got them to sign their respective claims
over to himself. and then made over every
sixpence Of the Gao 900 to the daughter
and her children When | mentioned this
circumstance this very morning to friend
Of miue one Of the most distinguished men
al The bar, he exclaimed God bless that
man. The above gratifying circumstance
is literally true"
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vent Them representing TO the people that
they are the only safe guards of her pecu.
liar interest. Letters and papers showing
the progress Of the canvass, and exposing
the course Of the Wings in different sec.
tions OF he Union should be directed to
Henry S Foote, Mt Washington, one Of the
undersigned, who is entitled to receive them
free. Also, names Of persons TO whom
documents should be sent.
Relying on your faithful cooperation in
our common cause,
We have the honor TO be,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't. servt's.
n. S. FOOTE.
EDMUND BURKE,
w. J. BROWN.
we shall recur to this next week.
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'efios all day in the hot sun, many Of them
contracting the fever or sgue and fever,
and engaged during the time in nothing
more laudable, than crusade sgaiss, all
the grasshoppers, crickc,s and other in.
hab'tant' of The chronological world, thar
chance 10 be within reach Of their martin /
tramp. 49,
These remarks are not tote nded to reflect
upon the volunteer companies, nor the Of.
hcers Of the militia regiments, many Of
whom are ornaments Of their profession,
but TO the odious system itself, The abolition
Of which would be public blessing.
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lion of this measure will settle a mos, ag,.
tatins question, and give peace, harmony
and mutual confidence TO the different sec
tons OF the country, ! would yield rea.
dy submission, and gladly surrender to it
the opinions have expressed. | would
then 20 heart and soul for the adoption OF
the measure, ii It's certain result would be
the defea, OF the party to which | belong
IN the coming election, and, | had almos,
said, lis delea, now and forever.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13
WIEEG ELECTORS.
Precious { Circular.


We call attention OF both Wings cod
Democrats 10 the following circulnr, now
being sen; all over Ike Union ua'rr Exec.
ulise patronage, it beiog signed by Ell.
mund Burke COMMISSIONER Of Patents, and
". j. Brown an assistant ia the General
Pos, Office.
These documents are not circulated o.
tcniy and above board, hn, are sen, secret.
ly 10 such men as they ,hink to be simon
pure co.oPern'ors "a their secre, work Of
making false issues before tie people men
ready a, any time to DO the bidding OF the
great Central National Democratic, and
Jackson Democratic associations. in start.
ing aud promulg liing base charges and
ISLANDERS against the Wing party and its
candidates. Sometimes they send them
TO the wrong men as they did in the pres.
m, instance, backing it 10 true and ,stcr.
c''seo u 10 US says
DEAR Enclosed send ynu n
COMMUNICATED showing The arrangements
the Democracy are makins. and the n!ans
lhev are layina ia carry lEair min, i,
was sent to The wrong man. The cUuatty is
GJeded with them"
-
ls""e''' ''S ''"' -'"' CID
SIR: ne Undersigned we're designated
by ne Naii"nA. b"macra'lc Committee 1t
the Baltimore Conreutiun, 10 serve as an
Executive Committee at Washington, to
~" by sHca means rs nay I've within their
reaco, the otitts Of tacir filend5 in other
paris q the Union, in Tie pending Pfesi.
den'ili canvass.
From inform lion already received in
tins CITY, II is Certain that the leaders Ct
tie federal or Wing party will resort to on
extensive system Of misrepresentation, n.
dapfed in il details 10 every section of The
Unian, which lhev will render more tfr.c.
tive and u.isch;evnus BY thorough organ.
u zion. To counlerac, these designs aud
movements. it Is incumbcat upon The De.
macra,ic party 10 be eqaally as well organ.
Jed active, vinilan, and energetic. Our
fi;anrs should at once make rhorou n or.
paaizaGop in every state, county. and dis.
i,ict in the Union. Il should he 50 com.
Moe and porfec, q. !, re,cb eycry indj.
y,do,I member ac the rar,v.
This lein, done measures e5sn,d a, oncc
be t,kn, "a .,noIv eu yo.c,s w,h darn.
meats con,oininG it,no,,au, i,ro,m,,;or
man su,,iec,s wb,rb w,,I NO ,nvotyed n tho
o,c.c,, canyoss y,InaiIo ooo,a;l,,;on,
will he made so,,i,q forth tbe ,,na ,..ncs
a tho comics, and n,be,s w,n rror ,,,oo
to f,mc he n,ep,,ed 40 tho c,nvass No.
presses, to rcfa,e the m;,renresen,a,,nns
eod so,h;s,,;as If on, nano,aa,. ~ :,
sustain he princioles and noiicy of The de-
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13
The Militia System.

communication will be found in TO.
days paper, embodyins tie proceedings OF
a Military Convention aeid in Concord re.
Gently 10 take into consideration aud re-
commend the expectancy OF some modlf
cation in the Militia laws of The State.
The Militia system lhrouehou the u.
mon IS complete burlesque upon any thing
worthy Of being dignifcd as military, and
the picture Of a militia trimming, drawn in
the Georgia scenes SO graphically, is a
very good representation Of all Of rhem.-
For all The good the militia system does, ii
might as well be abolished entirely. Men
are called Gu, four or five times wear, to
learn how to SHOULDER umbrellas walking
canes and lockieu guns, rilss aud rusty
nn.kets: VIC once saw on a muster day a
bandann handkerchief raised as n flg, and
pistol with stick stuck in the end Of il
fox fire arms, and The aforesaid pistol, stick
and all, passed the inspection Of The pomp.
Gus little officer whose dup It was to nc
company the General on q general muster
day. Often when tho men are formed in
10 line i, is no line at all, bu, something in
the shape Of a va crescent, or a " and in
going through their evolutions some run
somo walk and others hop, skip and jump
TO their places. Tie whole thing is per.
feet farce and the men are no, to blame,
for they take no interest in the matter a,
al; they know it is too contemplate fan.
daogo TO be arrested in, and they do Just as
they please or their fancy SUI costs.
What good docs the present system -
Il teaches men no,h,ns--i, does no, make
them mnrksmen, /, does not make them
well disciplined soldiers, it does not fire
them with ambition TO become ,acticians,
II does nothing worth going four miles, or
one for, save 10 be an amused spectator.
1t ls said the militia Of the United States
IS the bulwark of American safety; so il,
is, but that safety does no, consis. 10 tho.
present simple and silly system, but in the
fact TINT oil citizens are under the constj.s
luton soldiers, and may be called upon any'
time that necessity demands, to enter tho
ranks, as our country's defenders; an4sIf'
is well known, tina, they have 10 loarn epD7]
ry thing concerning military tactics Co..
they enter. h
Our citizen soldiery reflected hon6og q
on American arms and yalour in the Tee61t
war with Mexico, but thoy learned nao1pl
in one weeks drill after entering ~ ar1ls
than they could learn all their iiseb Il Il
old field militia companies rs al present
gapized. Away then with the horlee
and let our men stay At hoMl6 and
lend to their buriness, instead q 20
to some old field, or court csmo
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13
EXECUTIVE ASSUMPTIONS.

Mr.. Folks message, setting forth hisrea.
sons for signing the Oregon bill, and his
insulting advice to Congress SO to adapt
their legislation as to steer clear Of his We.
TO- presents only another phase Of the rev.
o'u'ion going on in the Government, to
which General Taylor alludes IN his AL.
lison le,,er-ihat epitome of sound politi.
cal doctrine brief enough for every mans
creed, and YET comprehensive enough for
every mans code.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13
Harmonious Democracy.

Harmonious Democracy,
A few facts will show with pNer,inp pre.
cision, hor harmonious the gree, Drmoc.
rscy is.
Let's see Some eight years ago. ~.
moved heaven and earth, and s,rained th,
sinews, trying to cleo, Martin Van Bdrel
the homes, Van, the "Norihern man nh
Southern feelings" the pink Of executes
perlection-now that candidate Of thel1
and their new God, their newly chrisien'
ed ".Northern man with Southern feelings
have fallen out about the loayes and 49,
aud have Sc, two Of the heads n ~ M
dro Democracy at,hs North, bltiss ~
other as rabidly o. two doss saq IN oyel
the last bone. in some R,eh eeeae0 ~
ron's I" Darkness ThisissueRsfls. lsis
the Democratic Philharmonic 9cciefy. 4
C. Calhoun, once candidate 81 tho D.
mocrats for the Presidency, has not agreed
with them in the main features Of their "a
mristra,ion and is now openly hossilsi 4
both their Northern Candidates md wild
him are Weslcou, Yuec, Butler snd 6th'
ers. This is the tune The second, playes
upon bones the bones conc from iii
carcass Of Democracy as il uds.
Mr.. lancy il having little ball over q
Alabama, and has danced over a consider
'blc number into one corner, while he hal
been playing tune lie third, or, Democ.a
cy us j, should he.
Francis P. Blair who no, long ago wa,
in Nh. Riches shoes is showing up The
secret history of the harmonious gentle
men, and is PLAYING tune Ihe fourth, or, de
mocracy as il is.
Oh the harmonious Democracy the,
arc playing ~ softly oad swceiy IS The
nail nrach,ne. with its
Blaucrdy bing.
Clatterdy clang.
Crack, smash, gee fiddle De cra,h oh p
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are legally given. scarcely any one can
deny, ).marches TO the field and fights the
battles of his country. he is a "cut throat
upon hire" "mere minimizing machine "
or" an unprincipled rufiian l"-Pd. Int.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13

uaallesr aSlica'iOn day Of the Jouro.,
a. oliee viii hereafter be on Fri.
''eyt'' ~ eh iera''on h,, been made be.
~ sseaels r'll accommodate more Of
/ the present ,uansemeot.
e 3 ~ "a isaieaiiOns.
a sp<aAe ..sr,. .,s.,.,
X, ]. -, g, Push aud Ready
~ q IN Y Gov" Iloo.. "a
sso;ieS ! e - Y. DAVIDSON. E.q.,
WI. n6ssr,. ! and J. l., BAig,r
rna6oo essd M tsry pro. ten.
to hs the lR(aalioo 10 appropriate
.s'.s sa; !, 1! , e. e.:s, Ina,
S Ss..'. sys' meal d b.
who retircd ~ eerslS 'PPoaisd
ed with Tho 0ll6Sin5 r. r. lnl's
O r re a'sS, NJ. b..s ' 'iis,''
Presidents, Csp,. ~ J. ~
Campbeil, Esq. CSsH Wee
r. ! F. N. Ross Assss1 John
Mr. Myers oif.redshe ~ u
bic aud resolutions. urajtS Y
by suitable and forcible e pm.
WHEREAS. tho late, Mad 10
ven'ion. guidsd by tho mos
patriotism, and governed 10 10
wise and prudent counseI,. ~
General Zachary Taylor of ! a.. =
President, and Mllard Rsllm. ! nor 'ot
York for Vice Presidenf j and I'm, ~.
present nominee Of iI,s Demo ,.., "'
Lewis Cass Of Michigan (occo,,, me-.
extreme northern latitude lhspo Ih.s
great Northern man with So,s p,inei.
pies Martin Van Buren) dyed To
carry out oil those radical ipies and
extreme progressive measuf tho sake
Of the party and willing hallow tho
whole Of neishboriog rep" for tho
sake Of himself nnd party;!,,issns OF
Mecklenburg, ~ c. embsse occasion
to express our salIstsciioafnd appfo.
va! Of the nomination nafrNe Wing
Convention, aud 10 eongsn POUR wing
brethren upon tho fosiui ehg'h ara
political purity Of thSs p'a 70 D"
sure them of our hesrY' fGfai'on !"
every honest and Iauds &c A'ouf 10 T.
chleye its successt al gas VIZ De.
lieye lha, a majority Of people OF
this Union, are shesrtiH ana o'eh'
ded with the ususpaGn '''''c meas.
ures and imprudeM c o. Inc Pfe"h'
administration. Th'
Resolved, That v, { SO sufficient
for congra,ulating tp! upon the OPP
portuo',y nov presek Getting to the
Office Of Executive ion. citizen
Of warm and pat p men'' and OF
enlarged sad libsy J, distinguish
ed alone fcr dee[ military dar'
ing and consnuiI on the battle
fed, bui sor "a l,ng integrity.
modesasioa, 30 Sc qualities OF
The siate6ipaD y and amcnl'y
which dieajl = b, and good
Res61pg 4 ME ourselves
into 4 r{l|(lq l,id ,nder the name
and MI y Eiea re Independent
ReSI |lub For The promo
iiea bar Taylor Of Louis
leool 8 h and with tho
SCI y Ien ,f the U. States
21l Ore New York ono
= ~ So a, Congre" haa
n!sie re The question Of
.lsysf u,h.l the Vice Pfen'
cey ~ 90 Ill honorable
- lheis ciiou.
At : q mi,,eo ofthrss b
. Pre- en-, TO drsush'a
Bv.N r. for The govern
. 'ub end ha, they 'ep0'' '"'
x, meeii .. .r,,
Fla. ,he friend. Of T'y,o''
1, be., cd Ipauic,of'h" eeup'
.,ly reu,1 ,'ed to form mem
s.oc;s,iaa Of tho same e0'.
's'V 'hs sd ,, % promotion OF
principls which We n'.. "a
,crest and common p''F
j, Ths, on pet'ie'' f''. 10. &c e,
!, DO ssqs s.'ed .n 'i,, ~ viii .
;:::: :;;;;';;; &C.; -
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Why is the letter V the greatest worker
Of miracles Because it changes ice iuto
u:ce, and Gle INTO rdlet
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Observe

|iep |" VII 10 meeting OF tho Meek.
Can i0d'psadeA' Rough and Ready
Efssr Saturday 10Th inst, a, half pa,
'es& 4 N. All are invited to At.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-13

so'soa'' o'the presrn. como a,' y.
he Ts0.s.s ' d ms spoken highly ofby
"a pa mas. 'Hs'''a aud North Carr.
atom az We have seen !, stated tia,
m q, . D'- gold medal awarded 10
,.= !, =. = 's:a:s'' x.>o,I..p..
Ks' - We can lean We are 'asAssd to
| ''r'hy of patronage, 90 suA zee.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-07
The United States Health IMsus.
anCc Company,
July 6. | y

NSTABLISHED in the city of Boston, b,
" an act of the Legislature Of Massachusetts
Capital, $4,000
DlRECTORS-Samucl AspinwaIl, Lemue
VI. Barker, John Bigelow, Jonas Chickering
James Clark, George Darracott, Joseph EuSiS
Samuel H. JenSS, Benjamin Lamson, Joseph
Lewis, Elijah Mear>, Slas P. Merriam, Jo
seph B. Prince, Thomas Resteaux, Noah
Surtevant, Simeon =. Taylor, Charles II
White, Dexter w. Wiswel, of Boston, DarieI
Leverett, CharleSlown, Joseph l.. Lord, New
York.
CONSULTING PI nrs.-AYsO. Humphreys
Storer, NJ ID, u Winter street Augustus A
Gould, NJ. d., ID West street.
SUPERINTENDENT or AGENCIES. $. p. TAYLOR
This Corporation inSures both sexes against
diseases or accident, for terms Of one To five
years, at The lowest rates consistent with the
mutual safety Of the insured of the institution
An annual deposit Of four dollars per week, to
males, in case of sickness: or 81, rs To fem lies
and return in lik proportion (not TO exceed
S7,2O per week) for larger denoSitS Parties
insured participate in the surplus profits.
Office, No. II, State street.
JAMES CLARK, President.
SAMUEL. H. JE \KS. Secretary.
WIN. GUILD, Agent for Newport County.
Oct 4
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-07
Dissolution Of COpartners hin.
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines.

(WHICH he recommends with the creates
w confidence, being fully persuaded from
past experience, that they will give very gene
eral ifnot universal satisfaction and he assures
the public, that they need not fear either to use
or recommend them, as they are perfectly sael
and will in an eminent degree, perform al
that is stated in the directions accompanying
each article-they consist of
Il JAYNES EXPECTORANT for Coughs
Colds, CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis
Group, &c.
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE, pleas
ant and valuable Worm Medicine.
| JAYNES CARMINATIVE B4LSAM, fol
summer complaints or Diarhpa, DySenlery
Cholera Morbus, Cramps Cholic and derange
ment generally Of the stomach and bowels.
JAYNES SANITIVE PILLS. for Liver
Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia &c.
JAKNES Ill LTERA TTPE, for Kings Evil
White Swellugs, Ulcers, Scroiulons, Can Ger
Gus and lndolent Tumours, Goilre &c. The
various diseases ofthe skin and all others orig
lnatlng from an impure state of the blood.
JAYNE'S nam TONIC, for promoting the
growth of the hair, giving it a rich glossy APP
pearance and removing scurf and dandruT.
JAYNES nam DYE, for changing the
hair from any other color to beautiful Auburn
or perfect jet black, without staining the skin.
At wholesale and retail by
X. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport,
near the Court House.
July 6. "
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-07
Cosmetics, Perfumery &c.

Cosmetics, Perfilmery &c.
7 UBlN'S Ede's, RouSSel's and Meakim Ex
IL tracts for the IIandkerchiefs
Superior Orris Tooh Paste
Purified Charcoal Tooth Paste
RousNeIs shaving CIear
K French Bandol'ne
jules Hauel's Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth Powders, various kinds
Bailey Military Shaving Cream
German and French Colognes
Chlorine and Orris Tooth Wash
Roussel's Toilet Powder
ATticleS for BeaunGing The Skin and Sottcnjng
he -" p 4ion.
Gouraud'S Italian Medicated Soap
superior CoIt Cream, Rose LIP Salye
Jules uauelS Persian Powder
Oriental Tablet of Alabastar
Railways Chinese Soap, s,ilk of Roses
Crarys Ambrelne Cream
Perfumed Chalk Balls
Pearl Powder Ii White
Articles for Beautifwng and Preseyving The
Hair.
Jayne's Hair Tonic. Camm's Spanish Lus
Bogles Hyperion Fluid Bears Oil
Clrehugh'S Trcopherous Ruiialo Oil
Odridges Balm OF Columbia
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil
Genuine Ok Marrow Pomade
Rowlands Genuine MacaSsar Oil
Don Juan's Rose Compound
AIexander'S Tricobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also a fine assortment Of teeth, hair, mai
hesh and shaving Brushes ivory and buffalo
norm Combs; Fine Combs, Pocket Com bs
Court Plaster, Fancy Soaps, Shaving soaps,
Otto Roses, Gold Bealer Leaf, Indebtedness
fungents, Cachou AromatSe, &c. &c. The
above articles are warranted genuine and best
si their kind. Kept constantly on hand and
Tor sole at reasonable prices, by c. G. G.
HaI ID, Druggist, No. 81 Thames street.
March |.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-07
EARKER'S
Y A RIETy 81 TO {
No. CD 'Chp nae Stccct

q FINE assor'ment of Willow Carriages
{A Cradles and Chairs, Market and Clothes
Ea'kets, Work and Travelling Baskets, Tubs.
FAILS Brooms, Mats, Selves Roof PINS, Dip
Pers, Dish aud Floor Mops, House and Dust
Bushes, Clothes Line. aud Reels Shoe Brush.
~ aud Hacking, Coach, Riding Whips and
Brhds, Clocks, Looking glasses. Bird Cages,
Se"d aod Fountains. Cotton Twine, Lamp
WEEK, Hickory aud Whale bone Canes. Back
u rise Brushes and Combs, Can Pale, Ship
& 'mpasses. Work Boxes. Trunks, Carps
Bags, AID valises, Toy Wagons aud Wheel
Banows. AK, Haichet, Hammer, Hoe aud
sl"dge Handles, Rocking Horses, Rogers Pen
ani Pocket Knives, Razors aud Scissors, ,Flute.
Nrlins and Accordeons. Music Books. Guitar,
Violin, * Bass Viol Strings, Tuning Forks.
Pi'ch Pipes, Safety Fuse for blasting, Ne &c a..
for sale at low cass prices.
June l6, i5i5 6,n
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-07
DIR. J. S. WOODS
SARSAPARILLA ELIXIR.
RECOWWENDED BY EMINENT Ply
.SICIANS

4
SICIANS.
i "ARRANTED superior to any her
w preparation, compound or extract OF
SarSaparilla ever offered 10 the American peo-
| pie. The bottles contain six times the quaint.
! ty of Sands or BristolS, and four times as
much as Bulls and we think it is stronger
than either, and at least four times as strong
as Townsend's. II is four times the cheapeS-
SarsaParllla IN market. Ii heals without de
bilitating or sickenIng, and its cures are per-
manent. IL IS theoretically compounded by :
regular physician and is neither a patent
quick, nor Emphuieat medicine.
The following are some of the many diseas-
es in which 1t has proved eminenty successful,
IviZ:
Diseases from Impure Blood, Organic or
FunCtiOndi
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints an Fever and
Ague, Secondary Syphilis Rheumatism, Gout
and Lumbago, Scroiula, Leprosy, Cancer aud
Mercuria diseases. Constitutions broken by
Measels, Small Pox, Fevers, &c,
Prolapsus Uleri, Pills.. Ulcefations, Swell
lings and BIles, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, PIN
Piles and BlolcheS on the face DISTINCTIONS 30
fatal to young and delicate ladies', Nervous
ness aud Bowel Complaints of children from
teethng, Rckets, Weak children, and aged
persons, Nervous ID, bliiated aud delicate fe
males, Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Uysiera an sick
neauache, lie DOlOrcaux, Dizziness and
Palpitation Influenza, Cough aud Lung Com
plants, Bronchitis and first stages of Consump.
ton.
In presenting the medicine TO The public, we
oiier no patented humbug or quack medicine
but such medicine as is actually NEEDED and
Is truly blessing to the public, and offered not
upon The recommendations ofthe proprietorS a.
lone, but by persons OF high Standing, aud Ply
slclans eminent i2JproteSsion and skilled in
their practice whShave not only tested its
continuation, but have witnessed It's healing
effects aud We cordially invite Physicians
throughout the country to try il in the above
complaints. This SarsnpariIla Elixir is a
very careful combination oft1e most celebla.
Ted medlcines and contains nolhiny in the
least degree injurious. The greatest care has
been observed IN The combination that none
Shah be Incompatible with or neutralize the |
other' This IS fully proved by its happy effect
W 'he speedy and permanent cure of almost
every case however obstinate DIR. Gibson.
ffoi OF Surgery IN the University Of Pennsyl
vania, spcaks Of some OF its ingredients IN the
highest terms in Goilre or Kings Evil. and
Scroiulons Tumors. DR.. Beach in Rhruma-
ism and Splitting Of Blood. DR.. George Wood
IN fevers, Dropsy, and Sore Throais. Rev, \
Dr CuilsS, of Ms.ssehusc,s IN Cnisrfh, Coup