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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
PROGRESS OF ANNEXATION IN CANAl>A

From the temper exhibited by the people of Canada
and from he tune of the proceedings f several public
meetings which have been held there, 1t i matter VI
certainty thai the FEELING OF annexation is becoming
stronger than ever. and The ruling element in
that part of the continent. Party Ines being drawn.
and the question Of Is the great Issle which
is discussed in doors and ou doars public meetings
and ut the freside. The movement going aud
gaining ground in both Provinces; aud those who favor
the project Of separating from Great Britain, are beeom
ing holder and bolder every day.
There is. however, strong and Influential party OPP
posed to the movements aud il the British government
should be acceding 10 pFacesbe surrender Of
Cana A. and will exert itself to prevent any such
summation by force. there will be agitation there for
years. which may perhaps end in civil war Already
annexation has become issue in the eleciuns-those
IN favor # the measure pedgng themselves not 10 vote
for any candidate who does enernin similar opinions
on the subject. On the other hand the fiat has gone
forth that all persons holding Office under government
who have signed annexation addresses shall be dismiss
ed. Thus far al least, The government IN Calada and
the annexatoniss are at ssue, the government taking
sides with those who are in favor Of a continuance Of
British connections.
W hills these things going On in Capada the people
of the United States look calmly on, knowing thai soan
er or later, the Canadas will be incorporated with The L.
States Tor good for evil. Tie hand Of destiny points
10 such conclusion Nor they very DESTROYS for
the lima eiate nnnexadon Of Canada. They know th.t
the island OF Cuba is undergoing precisely the pro
cess rs Canada is. They know that must be Stale Of
tins Conttderacy me time or other, just as certainly as
tara'a will be. large proportion Of the inhabitants
like the party in Canada, in favor If annest-
ION but the state Of local parties is such among thea
mercou people, that ii would be imp ssblc t. the
one without the other. Both nnsl come in a the proper
time. Our domestic politics In such condition. that
both must b. annexed at and the time. for the
reasons which have torner occasions given in full
The probability, therefore is, that tie movement will
20 on in both counties. aud that the question will be de-
cdsd IN both at about the same time. And II Is moi al
all unlikely that before the end shall have bcenaryed at
there will be serious confcts-pehaps revolution or
civil war--in both Canada and Cuba.-.N. L. Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

University Of PennsW icania.-The Alumni of this
venerable institution celebrated its centennial anniversary
last evening, and the occasion eraced by The pre-
If brilliant and distinguished audience The
classes of The University ranged in front of the plat
form upon which was gathered the Alumni and severn
invited guests among whom, and most distinguished
was Henry Clay. OF the Alumni there We're present
the Hon. Robert j. Walker, who is Alumnus of tho
class Of lS4S, and other gentlemen, who have great
and honorable distinction.
As the audience there calls for Mr. Clay
The venerable statesman and hpwed repeatedly as
he crossed The platform TO The door-PhH North inner
lean
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

The rigid nnmehfliiy ot casts bear this day the orig
nal impress derived from The era of CoNrueIus. Nj
e's striking must be the contrast between our IDEAS
freedom aud Independence aud the Oriental instincts ii
passive obedience. We accustomed to regard Gov.
eminent piece of machinery be made or nnnade
at pleasure; they behold only reverence its august
sovereignty
But all tyres of human tvilizalian all diversities II
race all contrasting characteristics Of whatsoever kind
fecou HANGED by mutual contact and easy and friend
ly intercourse. The passion fut gold operating upon
men of all nations, is drawing In Cahfrna nm immense
population OF The most Heterogeneous kind Yet although
II is cupdity which brings the together still cupid
y se must submit 10 the Influences fcivizaion. The
wants OF ateat society must give variety 10 the
modes of Industry and in thai community uf feeling
which belonps In he social and political organzaten.l the
Chinese and the AngloSaAon may mutually learn from
each other aud be bth the letter IN having met under
such relatuns- Bait. I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

u ~
Provisions Bacon u 10 Oh leoi $3 To Com Meal
IS 10 30 cent?.
EoW-Sli.
Uhsaf=Rea IS cents White 90.
Graii.-Cafn, 40 to II els oats2Seents.
Ciorer Seed No demand.
Uhsteg-3l cts
BeeSrdr IS Ia % eeris.
BiiG-ll to 10 cts
brandy Apple. none olntnI Peach none offering
B'1 Iron = $50 assorted and $50 90 when drawn 10
order.
Colee-ls'n II to l2i cents, Laguira 10 II, ia
va Ia tn Is; Mocha %
Country l.mens Tow 10 To i; FLAX LEI 10 Is
Cotton l@nS-Saes 10 10 II cents.
Feathers 50 To 50 cts
Fiar Seed Sales 90 Ia % cents.
Fsd-llerings. No. |. 81 50; Shad old 81 so
new s 50
Gnseng-25 cents
Iemp-We quite Il 10 Gle. in demand
Luseed OH-65 10 70 cenls--in demand.
Ldrd-6l t,7.
.holuers-Wcs India 81 To 40 cts per gallon \
o. IL 10 ID cents.
Plnsier- Lump 81 10 ST.
Sugars Orleans u 10 I cents; Porto Rico 7 toS !
cents; Clarified ~ cents, Loaf ltol2l cents.
Sah.-Sl 81 a2a.
1dlou-9 To ~ cents
1'U 30 per Dbl
Uoof-2i to go cts, in demand
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
From the Richmond Hing.
TIE UNION AND THE CUBA EXPEDITION

II comes very well from the Drmocra tic press Of the
county t. he denounrng the Administration for having
preserved involae laws of neutrality in the
case # The expedition for Cuba certainty when it is
rec,eced hat loud muuthed praise The very gen
Try inlnlgel IN Of President Van Buren, when he made
Known that no expedition fitted out in this country, for
NE invasion oil Canada. would be tolerated. Oh yes!
let the lion Of Great Britain be in the way, and there
none 50 lractabe these Democratic presses Let u
Democratic President the world that the claim
Of the United States certain teritory is elear aud
unquesonabe,' and then blct ont and yield portion
of IT, and these loud mouthed patriots say amen; because
Great Britain is the other side. During the admins
trAlon OF Mr.. pix thicilipped wOolly headed sans
cu}ote savage Is picked up This continent, crowned
and proclaimed hing and not aw0rd Of dissent heard
from these smon-puye Democrats their President
Great Britain the power which done it..
But now thata Wing President prevents the unlawful
invasion OF negr boring possession, which belongs TO
rotten realm thai caunot exactly command the tIgaes
and bayunes IF England, t4ese Democratic gentlemen
lannch at hun their penI-up thunder. The very same
thing that worthy Of all commentator in Van
Buren, IS according t. these immaculate patriots. 10 be
exercised in Gen. TaylJr Conspicuous among the as
sa7nts IF the President is the edit Of the foreign organ
pub,ishedlnear the American Government at Washiagt j.
who Formerly the editor of the Richmond Enquirer
In the former numbers Of this paper. If mistake mol ,
there are divers aud sundry editorials Mandatory of Mr.
Van Buren, for his pronpitude in preventing invasion
Of Canada by persons from this couury and if we can
find time. may take occasion to ''ho-t" this expert
"engineero again "wih lis own relard" as in the
Of The bloldy butchers Of the French revolution"
espionage case.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
RAIL ROADS-lNLAND TOWNS.

The generally received opinion al The South, (Which
Ne are pleased TO know is fast giving way) has been
that the passage Of Rail Roads by MAUD towns and CT
ties, destroys. by diminishing their business aud
queny reducing their population. Tie error of this
opinion has been m,st tiumphanlly shown By the el-
feels upon of the towns in Massachusetts where
the system o Rail Roads has been carried a greater
perfection than in any other State In the mon and
where the miles If road in proportion to the extent Of her
territory is double that of any other State
wrer in the Baltimore American, illustrating the
increased value Of property from rail roads, presents tie
following statement Of the augmentation Of population IN
some of the towns in Massachusetts, since railroads were
extended to them, during the five years between 1889
and lS15
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
TOBACCO CIRCULARS.
Correspondence ofhe Richmond Times,
PER AMERICA.

IOBACCO CIRCULARS.
Correspondence qfhe Richmond Times,
PER AMERICA
IoNnoN, LIST Nov, 1919.
BY our last circular. dated The dh ullimo. had 10
report firm and healthy market for Tobacco. with an
upward tendency in prices. the result ola sedy gen
era demand during the preceding month. Since then
the feeling in favor of The article has become still more
decided and manufacturers well exporters and
dealers, having operated freely, the October sales
gain on enlarged scale.
With the exception of about 80 hhds af fine Virg
MIA leaf, selected from recently imported cargo. and
bought for The South of Europe nj Sd Sd the business
of the month couned tn the old stock Of which
upwards of 1900 hhds. dry useful midding Western
strips found buyers at advanre Of 3D. and about 0t
hhds. Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco spld for ex
poriaon, comprising range Of qualities from lugs
to mddlng leaf AT prices corresponding with mprov-
ed quotations.
! he sampling of the new imporiaons commenced
few days ago, and is now in progress thai shall
be able to report tho general quality Of sup
plies.
To fho cta of nd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

VIRGINIA. LEAF-Low and ordinary exports. 2d
2ad eommon and midding, 3la4sd; short, sound aud
dry 3.dad.d mddiing eaty, I'D Sd; good and fine,
3D. a Cd.
VIRGINIA STEMMED-O ordinary and short, I'D a
I'd. No sales.
WESTERN LEAF-Low and ordinary. % 2sd ;
and mlddling, Sd I'D /; good aud fine; 4lj
SD.
WESTERN STEMMED-Ordinary and fadeI, I'D
a pa; common. Sd nlddliog, led; good and fine,
53da7 Id
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCnBuRc, Nov oath ,s,o


Tobacco continues IN brisk demand large crops
have been sold the past week at 81 r the PASSED portion
leaving small stock for Inspection upon market
Sales range from 81 90 10 81 Sd Tor ss,s 10 ~ SO m
common aud middmg Leaf 50 80 81 80 or good and 6nc
shipping
WiiEAr-s5 cts. tor Red, 90 cts Tor White.
WILLIAM L. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
Engineering and Architecture.

Engineering and Architecture.
~ b. PAYNE x BROTHER have on hand and will sell
-. low,
Cresey's Civil Engineering,
Mngton's Civil Engineering,
NIahan's do do
Roads and Rail Roads, by Gillespie,
School Architecture, by Barnard
Hints on Public Architecture, by Owen,
The American Carpenters New Guide,
Fredgod's Carpentry,
Beniamins Architect,
Hints to Young Architects, by Downing,
Cottage Residence, by
Ninres Mechanical Drawing Book,
Catechism of the Steam Engine, by Bourne,
Rudiments OF Civil Engineering,
A variety OF Drawing Books,
Mathematical Instruments
Surveying Compass $,
Drawing Pencils,
do Paper Paints, &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

LIVERPOOL, Cd November, lS4o.
For several months past tendency towards improve.
has been perceptble. and all descriptions have at
tanned higher quotations. and prospect has been open
ed Of reliefiron the bnrhen Of surplus stock. Bat il is
only since last Circular, dated 9Th Oclobe that this
tendency fully developed and the article suddenly
became object Of active speculation The business Of
The past month has been upon scale Of an unusual mag
nilude, and the sales sum up no less than 1876 hhds
The transactions in pirginia Tobacco call for no re.
mark The moderate quantity changing hands supplied
natural demand at steady prices, out Of the old stock
leaving the imporlaons, recently landed and
progress of samping, almost entirely untouched.
Western strips have been largely dealt in Nesrly
700 hhds Of the crop, in entire parcels, taken
on speculation cd, and about half that quantity by
manufacturers the TERMS other choice lots be-
ing since firmly held at 7a74d, and selections in
in proportion The chief operations. however, were in
the old stock, the comparative cheapness Of which in
duced active demand, from both the abve Sources
leading progressive advance in prices of Id per ID
upon all qualities not positively unfit for English
sumpon and which, owing to snperabundance OF bei
class had been long and involuuariy .held at noni
nal value only.
The known fact that the present years make Of strips
his been moderate renders it probable that The and
old together will not prove much in excess of the
sumption. until fresh supply becomes available next
year, and the recent spirited operations may be traced to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

10 account for this augmentation of population in the
towns mentioned il is only necessary for the reader TO
recollec that they manulac nrng towns, and avail
themselves ofa the facilities afforded by the rads for
transportation Of the products Of their labor markell
1hel labor is wisely diversified and the capitalists and
Eans trlng to their aid all the Advantages af steam
water power and machinery in the prosecution Of their
industrial pursuits At HE South yet in our in
fancy N this great ard growing enterprise aud
ql'ny are just beginning 10 learn something Of the ben
ef's resulting To community by The ploymen Of these
agents, aud The dlversyirg Of cur pursuits
Hence we have not as yet felt and witnessed the re-
vviiyng influence of roads, upon our inland towns
ana villages 10 the same extent it is felt at the North
ana East; but the spirit for improvement is abroad in the
ahd ana the day is not far distant when we shall wit
ness IKE augmentation OF the population and improve
ment OF every village by which railroad passes if the
community shall wisely improve the advantages which
the road affords. We have therefore every incentive to
press lorwad-to 90 prospering and to prosper and
10 Concentrate our whole energies elevate our State to
tnitI wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

NANCY FRENCH CA MERES-.As pLEN,
did assorm nst received by express. Please call
and examine WAREHOUSE POTTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
From the Petersburg Republican.
VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE, NJ. l..
CHURCH. SOUTH


The following are the appointments of the Ministers
'r the ensuing year, corrected by the Bishop since they
Were lead oni al he adjournment Of the Conference.
Richmond Disttict--James 4, Joyner, u. 4.
Richmond Cy-John Early. Agent Of The Bsuk Con
cern Of the NJ T. Church. South Leroy NJ Lee. Asss-
vucate.
Trinity Anhopy Dhrell.
Centenary aud Oregon Henry b Cowles.
Asbory-William Wheeght.
CLAY st. Mission Gearpe Carter
Wesley Chapel Mission 10 be supplied
Charles City-Benj F Woodward.
James Ciiy and New Kent Thus Dogs
York and Nalrck-John Briggs
NIllamsburg--Juhu i Dey.
llampton-l 1serhus Anderson.
Gluneester--lohn w Guilds. Thus Dayton.
Maihews-Arx Stewart
King " am-Thos 4 peaTce.
Fredericksburg District--J II Davis, p r,
Fredericksburg Peter L August
Carollne-lnseph Lear.
Hanover Robert Scott
King & Qneen-Thas $ d Clvineton.
Ianeaser-N Mex Nard. Rich'd Stevens.
Nestmoeland- john { Garlic
King neofge-John Bailey
ta0qaer aud Staord-Jos Carson. 10 be supplied.
Warrrnon--Rabe + Nixon, James Duncan.
leeshng Davis 7 Wills.
talaN-Jrsse Powers.
Iondonn-kiuche Adams
AleXandfia-l .eonidls K sser.
Stafford Mssiun-To be supplied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

The Superior court Of this county, judge Talaferro
presiding, adjourned Tuesday las having been in
session % days The whole Term nearly. after dispo
sing Of the commonwealth docket occupied in the
trial Of two i'll lses which resu Al in hung jures in
both instances. In one of them the Court engaged
nine days. ard in the ether five the exclusion Of al
most every other business ard VIVA is dscouragng to all
other suit r. the hole business will have 10 be gone
over at The next term Oar Judiciary system. if not rad
caly defective certainly needs Improvement for ope-
rates now, IN many cases. vital denial of justice.
Dan RcgiStr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
NEW ARRIVALS AT TIE
BOOK, WATCH, FINE lEWElRY AND FANCY STORE

BOOK, WATCH, FINE lEWElRY AND FANCY STORE.
Mar door nbopo Don r. q. Peters Dry toods Store.
yI,iE subscriber regularly, the close wec, for
wards orders Tor Books, lewery, Fancy Goods &C., to
New York city, and gels returns In egh, days by Adams
Co.'S Express, tha, he receives weekly, all that he
conceive 10 be and desirable,
lie all pleased order any Books, Jewclry
Fancy Goods which he not have hand, as he has
made his arrangements with he Express Company perfect
as ~ guaranty the most speedy returns.
lie also receives regularly by mail about % different kinds
oil the best Literary papers which he furnishes by the
lie has lately received the following new Books
Lite aud works OF Cowper, by Grimshaw,
Characteristics OF Literature, by Henry I ru ckoman,
Downing History o Romanism,
Bmton's Anatomy o Melancholy,
Encyclopedia Americana, In IA vols,
Cyclopeda OF G ,o0U Practical Receipts,
Odd Fellows Offering ior 1919 and 80,
Sarah b Iud,on, by Fanny Forester,
.Inlson Oilcrng
Young Woman's Guide,
Young Man. Guide,
The Young House Keeper,
The Agricu,ur,l.l'. Guide and Almanac Tor 1850,
Besides which he has good assortment Of beautiful BIZ
bles, Prayer Books, ANIMALS lor 1880 Albums, &c
New Novels and Magazines,
Cortsnelo, by George Sand, 3vols.
ist vols. OF the History Of Pendcnnis by Nj Thachcray,
Jeremiah parkes, by Mrs Machenzic Daniel,
Rockingham or the Younger Brother.
Fanny, the little Millmcr, by Chas. Bowcroh,
= Ada aud E!iioc, or the two Niecc-, by MIS- Grey,
Martha Willis,
The Dowaget, by Mrs. Gore,
The Invisible Gentleman,
The Mysterious Conseur, by an Old Salt &c,
Godeys Ladies Book, for November, price 20 cts,
SartaIn's Magazine do do
Also. about twenty Gold Lever watches,
al from $50 to r25 each and good assortment Of the finest
JE w ELRY,
Such Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains, Breast Pins
Bracelets, E.I'nSs finser-ings Gold and Silver Pen
and Pencil Cases &c. Sc.
Il k IN a s.
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MuSrARD.
SAINT. TYREE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, isa
LYNCuBURG. Va, HfE

LIZ R0is VIZ ~.
ONE noon .fBOTE mr.. RICHARD TYREE,
Snow In receipt OF hia FALL STOCK oi GROC FRIES,
] DRY GOODS, WINES, LIQUORS and CROCkERY
WARE, and solie,s examination Of the by his
friends and the pubic generally feeling confident that he can
please.
II. would also offer his services IN the sale oi PRODUCE
generally Clohacco excepted His charges will be low,
and payment prompt Particular attention TIM sales Of
Wheat, Flour, Bacon, SC. SAh'L TYREE.
Oct 2i--ts
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10 House sEesliftPrS.

10 House ssMiftPrS.
lD,A BOXES SUPERIOR WINDOW GLASS, all u
~ zes--2,O00 lbs PUTTY
The subscriber would like To call the attention oi those,
wanting Glass to his Stock enable him satisfy them
that he has not only better but cheaper because there IS lit
tic breakage, averaging nearly h o an inch thck)
than offered in this market whch he will be pleas
ed TO se to customers, together with large and general
assortment Of Drugs Medicines, Permmey, Paints, Oils,
DyeSlu and Fancy Articles, which will be sold at prices
and in quantities to suit purchasers. d. X LYMAN,
Oct iS-6wif Bank Square.
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District--s p. Norman, p. E.

Charlotlesville-S Field.
Abemafle-Archbald Clarke.
Scolisyille-,los 5 Il Clarke.
fInvanna-Jac,b Shounh, David Wood Sup.
Iousa-Aed Wiles, Milton !. Bishop
Oange-Genree w : Harper. Sup.
Cnlrefper-Ihos l. lIoyle James Brannin.
rpahannock-Esmond Gibbs
Nladison-Geo W Deems, Jas WAGNER
llat6sonb0g and Elk RIM B IL johnson.
Go'ehaRd-.fo be supplied.
Blue Ridge Alsslon--Io be supplied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

Lynehbnrg Gro w Ianghorne.
Bedinrd- Stephen w jones, one t. be supplied.
CampheIl--lilljlh Chambers.
Shunton--l l. Clarke.
Charldle-John - Siuha1
Cumberland Francis 5 Mitchell.
Buckingham Martin Dunn, Ira Crenshaw Sup.
'mattaX--,Iohn A Doll.
Nilsson -,lna w Howard
Amber t-Rabefl Gregory.
To the People of Color in Amherst-IIenry D Wood
Nahl Thomas, Agent Of Buckingham destitute, by
permission oi Conf r,nce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

IJUVlT
II. NJ College ard Buydion-Jno ID Blackwell
X. NJ Crrut-Geo W Andrews
Mecklenburg-D j C Slaughter, Jno G Rowe
GreensviIlr-Io be supplied.
No1thamp'on-Ed Wilson,
BrunswcI-lhos Wheeler Jos ID Bond
Lunenbura 10 be supplied NJ NJ Dance, Sup.
Nolioway- Thos G Hays.
Prlnce Edward Samuel Welsh, one TO be supplied
TarmviIle-Jno & Granhury.
s'outhamptou- -NVm Blonnt Be- i Devany, Sup.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

DEAUTIFU..--Jnsl received, very 6ne assortment
ID Of the neccd vie PAPER HaNGLNGS.-Fine
enough in please the most lastidious
Nov i9-ihs JNO p. WRIGHT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
Bargains !! Bargains !!
.vep Full q o q DIS.

.veV FHlI q q ds.
lust received nv the subscribers, from Bosfon .NeU
- York, Philadelphia aud baltimore, comprising large
supply oil Dry Goods. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Boots, &C,
which determined sell at such prices cannot tail
to please either those who buy retail those Tho buy 10
cell again friends and public generally, are
pcetny invited 10 call and choice selection goods,
suited 10 the present Come all.
Sept 20--tsd MEEM X GWATKIN. T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

The following are the appointments of the Ministers
'r the ensuing year, corrected by the Bishop since they
were lead out AT he adjournment OF The Conference.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-22
DR.. McLane's Liver Pills.

For the Cure Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, S,cl
Headdch. and oil Bilious Complaints.
The liver is much more frequently the sent OF
disease than is generally supposed. 1t is now gen.
orally admitted by Physicians of reputation and
experience, that more than e-half of the COM
plants which occl throughout the great valley of
the Mississippi, have their seat in diseased state
of the Hrer, and thar than three fourths of the
diseases enumerated under the head OF Consump-
ton, have also their seat in diseased liver.
Case in st. Louis Of one years Standing
ST. LOUIS, Mo May s. lS47
DR.. E. EAsTERLY-Sir: | hereby certify that
have been afflicted Cor more than wear, with the
liver complaint and have applied to different phy-
scians, and all to little or effect, until made
use of DR.. McLane's Liver Pills. am happy to
inform you that was perfectly cured by the use of
one box. ] can therefore, in justice, recommend
others who are troubled with diseased liver, to
make trial of these Pills.
Truly yours, ROBERT HALL.
Residence, Fourteenth and Biddle streets
individuals suffering with Liver Complaint. Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headach, or any bilious disease, are
advised to make trial of Dr.. McLane's
Liver Pills, as they have been prepared BY regu-
larly educated Physician. who has had an extern
sive practice and experience in treating the above
complaint. He confidently recommends as being
the very best and most deserving remedy ever pre-.
scented to the notice of the afflicted.
Price % cents per box.
For sale BY DR.. E. EASTERLY, southeast cor.
ner of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, agent
for the west. Sept. 2, '49.
es-Sold also by Dr.. W. R. SNELSON, Drug.
gIst, agent for Fayette; DIGGES & HORSLEY,
Glasgow; KNOX g. BEEMAN, Rocheport.