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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

Applying these data to ourown Road we have
every thing to encourage us. Whatever agrcul-
tural product crosses the Allegheny, to find an
Atlantic market by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road. does SO in spite of the great inducement
held out by water carriage to New Orleans, or by
Canal and Lake navigation to New York, II has a
choice OF markets, and nothing can more proudly
demonstrate the superiority of Rail Roads than
that any agricultural product of the West should
cross the mountain IN order to reach market by
the way of Cumberland. Very different is the
situation OF the magnificent country which our
Road is destined to tap. Instead of being drained
by noble river, or intersected by Canals, it has
almost literally no outlet MISUNDERSTANDING no
choice of markets. Our Road will have no rival
improvement as the Baltimore Road will have
next year from Cumberland. Whatever mineral
or agricultural produce the Southwest NAV have
for market, it will all pass over the Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Road. We have seen what is
done on $50 miles of Rail Road extending from
Baltimore Nestwardly, running for one hundred
miles parallel and IN sight Of a Capacious Canal
and terminating at the base OF the ALE ghany, in
a region rich only in coal. Let us fancy. Tor a
moment the contrast between the country round
! Cumberland and that which would be reached or
passed through, by like number of miles of our
Road we shall not dllate upon the mineral and
agricultural wealth of the counties in VIRGINIA
$500 VIZ ~ P'N'eeu ny Tue NOau-SuInCe III 10
say that all admit it TO be unsurpassed by apv re-
glon OF like extent in the world If the Road new
er went farther than the county of Washington.
exhaustless supplies of coal iron, gypsum and
lead, to say nothing of the produce of the richest
soil IN the State, would in themselves, make il
V,y handsome dividends. And, combining our
view to intermediate stages of progress: the six
ty miles of Road, to be put under contract this
day terminates in the centre of one of the ,icb
est counties in the State, from which temporary
terminus one OF the best Mcadamized roads in the
Union now IN progress, will serve as feeder un-
til the work pushed farther into the South
west.
/ On the whole, in whatever light we contem.
pate the enterprise in which we are engaged we
ieel assured that the most sanguine expectations
oil ITS earliest and most enthusiastic friends are de-
shned to be surpassed by the actual resuts-as
mas been the case in every instance ola road pro
Jected with view to something else than the
transportation OF passengers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
HOGS.

Up to yesterday morning, there had. this Fall ,,.soa
through our lsge, with few droy,s thai won, nm On
ne 'h I side Of The river. SO drovss If es-nunberna
IN all 2o,o4o. These drnves with the excen,ion of
lew that passed up The other side Of the river crossed
.ns o"e' terry, and an acnunt # the number has been
cco,aey kept and kindly furnished 10 us by our friend
Mr David Goshorn, and may be relied unon as strictly
or!ec'' These hogs we're in fine condliion and are on
. way 10 Varons markets in the Eastern portion Of
ina Slate and n. Caroliua-kan Rem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
NIGHT SALES

II Wy" taken the large storage formerly occunca
nY Messr- Mont eomery and Bros shall hold n,gh,
very ny III during the week, Mondays and Saturday
Mep'ed) My stock consists of Boalcloth. Ca.s,mtrs.
''s.ns. Dress Goods, Domestic, e. Sc
WV i-h's WIN. II. MOSBY Auctionccr
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10 the Ladies'.

'I>HE subscriber has on hand large and ho,dso,,
! ment OF figured MOUSEIINS and CASHNERFS
wheh cos, from 1'c TO 81 on PEI yard In order TO close
,hom OUT ne w' sell them at soc per yard He will in
lie" days be m receipt OF his seco.d supply of Ladies'
Goods Trimmings, Sc lie respectfully SELECTS call
N1v Wv" DON 4. {. PETERS
JIART'S GOLD INK--Iust received & 49,, -,
~ us " NJ Guild INK, which makes a mark
ike tothe most brilliant gold eaf-suitable for with, ~
Albums and tor all kinds of Ornamental writing "
i.So.An assortment OF the best EXTk Acre su,h
angc, Sc sc. JOIlN d W. ~" ,', VI
Nov la-irs " NiNtII.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

The Ar'rsian Well nj Grenelle in Franco n,,,;,ed
'ep'n o' op< yards before sufficient supply Of water
could he obtained. Some idea Of the difficulties enc,un
,eed by the projectors may be had from the fac, that in
way 1857. when the boring had extended the depth Of
ilo yards The hollow tube. with nearly 90 wards of Tho
boring rods attached To it, broke and fell 10 the bottom
OF me hne, and It was necessary extract the broken
pnrs heioTe any further progress could be mndea work
oiWfoen months duration. Similar occurrences fre
l"'nt'y mp"ded the lahors Of The workmen. until at
length. in February 1871 the rods suddenly descended
several Yards and in the of hours the
r'se to the surface. and discharged itself at the rate OF
ooO ooo gallons per hour. At the extreme depth of 600
yards the mercury in the Thermometer rose 10 The heabl
oi 81 degrees aud is supposed that if the boring had
been continued To the depth Of 1000 wards the
ore m the water would then have been lO4 degrees and
immediately applicable 10 bathing establishments and o.
Their places whete warm water is required
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

Msin 5. Brown, efeugneer of the New York
Fte Railroad has made engagement with the Gar
hnssia I" take the place of the late Major Whistler in
ihe superintendent {" the great railroad from ST. Peters
burg TO Moscow. The is for five years. and the
salary, exclusive OF Prerequisites is 10 be Al 600 year
lie leaves about The LIST Of December The er1dpy
OF The rad is said To be completed. extending FIVE hun
laid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

.honJfcent Beques. -Pnrser Wilso, vh, died in
ms city recently has left his propertv.,fsr Tho de-
q" ms the Town Of Belfast, for the pur.
pses o' ue"erai Edncalon. The Signal supposss that
'"e money to be received by the town is abn, 40 OOO
Boston Transcript of Tuesday,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
.heModia Episcopni hueh Dipute-The Aexan

H., -.
ana ''"z'iie of Thursday SAYS:
I'm the Circn Superior Coar, f,r his County. Yea
trday. inhion was mad. by II. " Davis IN beb,lf
q" The Meth, dist Episcopal Church. in relation /, III. Al.
n''n''"rn Ut inSlees ior the Church an, CIurcb mr.
perry IN This iuwn. Case continued un il ,e day / Ian
"ey and Davis fn Me'hdiS, Episcopal Church Berry
dhd cc9'' ior Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

me .udgnet'c telegraph through to Hal;far. The
ST communication from Halifax over The MaunslIc
"'eS was rrceived at the Merchants Excbanre this
"on'ng; In" question asked was the time of arrival
~ or'sS bnslnn. Vixen, and steamer Cambria. Boston
Journal Of Tuesday, oA'"'"A'- D'''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

~ "eeafn by an official announcement in the London
U"oe; Mat Mr. Thomas Edward Ly,,ou, son Of Sir Ed
war" iy,'on Balwer Bart is app tinted an Uopaid At.
'ache 10 the British Embassy at Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
10 the Ladies'.

ENiRACI OF vanilla and Extract of ! ron very conye
II nient and useful articles for fav orng Cusards ~
Jeliies, Blanche Mango Sc ~
Also Cooper's refined and shred lsnglass of very SUI
quality, iar sale by - ~"
Nov. Its II JOHN II SEAy D.,u;-.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22
DR.. JVYiIi0m xY0irsfou ).

AliNG opened a DO RIDING HOUSE in Jarksons.
''ie respectfully socits the patronage of those who
wisho send their daughters to either of the
schools in that place.
IEh MS per month, every thing included, Sc 90
Oct ga m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-22

Mr. Porter, U. ). Consul a, Cpnstantinople, left
S"yrna tor home in The barque Manchester which sailed
for Boston Oct. lst
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-27
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

mIIE undersigned respectfully inform trir friends aud
the public that they have become prpprietors Of The
above q and splendid Hotel
The Adams House erected during the past
supply an obvious demand Increased and superior
street. within five minutes wink OF the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots, AMI the business sections of the
city. II Is adjacent To the Park, and the Cupoa commands
q beautiful view OF the Harbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed alter the most approved
plans with all the modern inventions that minister to the
and convenience Of the traveller and the construc
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him 10 intro
many inproy emens which are yet, peculiar 10
this establishment II is built OF Quincy granite, and
tlins One Hundred and Fifty Rooms conveniently arrang
ed In sils and single apartments well ventilated, and
Piled with an abundance Of pure soit water
The Furniture made 10 order from the best patterns
with special regard well comfort and convenience
luxury and splendor
onr Table win be supplied with all the Injuries OF the
season. and pledge ourselves that the raries OF
the season shal he found upon il.
we have devoted unusual attention TO the selection Of
servants and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
Attendance.
Porters will be In readiness the various Depots take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprlsOrs trust by strict attention 10 the wants Of
guests % merit share Of paironsgr assuring all who may
favor them with visit, mat nothing shall be wanting
their part render the ADAMS Iioc5R second 10 none in
the Union. j. 4 w y ADAMS, Pfnpretors
L. ADAMS, JR,
T
Adams House, Boston.
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Harden 4 Co.,

FoRW ARpiNG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
fIAylNG DISPOSED OF their interest ia The Express be-
III rn,nl AtM York aud bosinI, beg 10 lnlofm Their
6ienJs al tile public a they VIII devote Their atienoh
bIuineri II clnneXon with their Liverpool and Bosiou
IIots, and s.enees at London PARIS, and lia,re.
an, fnci,s That have been offered by The sub cfihers
The past iew years the execution oil London aud ais
nrl,rs are now very much Increased through the direct
lle 81 gtenineis from New York.
Orders iof pllchases 20 be made In Engsnd France, and
other paris u Europe win be executed and upon The inot
reasonable terms, by agents. Galh advanced and
credits g,p FOR the purpose u facilitating lelr execution
Particular ats nnon paid 10 eneling and clearing goos t
New York and Hoson enl,cm houses ani iof1gsTis
with the utmost iespatsh
Exchange sight si constantly Cor sale in
London Itgtfpool ami Paris
Offices No Wall street. New York; No Court Lirst',
Boston; No Cook street. and 60 Waterloo road. Liver
pool &e HARNDEN s. co.
N II Our firm n Liverpool continues give every at
tenon the forwarding Of all kinda OF Merchandise upon
e o1 gtGsnnable terms by steamers and sailing SHIPS 10
al paris Of the world.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-27
WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

NR John WRIGHT having relinquished all zion
wi with the Wnthrnp House, II will for the future be
the sole management ol the subscriber and the hose
10 now opened Hotel for the travelling public well
as q home for more permanent boar,iers.
Tie situation OF the House, directly in frnnt Of Boston
Common spacious and airy rooms, and all Its internal
Recommendations render II tia,d by any public house
city, It's attractions for the traveller and for those
desiring permanent lodgings.
Every convenience TO apartments, table and alien.
dance will be furnished house, which he had
any hotel in the city, in lis attractions Tor the traveller and
Tor those .siring permanent lodgings.
E Every convenience 10 apartments table and acn
dance, will be furnished at the house which can be had AT
any hotel boang house in the city, and the subs rber
will devote himself the comfort OF all who may favor him
with their patronage.
Parties travelling with their families, AMI with ladies'
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted 10 their
convenience.
The patronage Of the travelling public and of permanent
WILLIAM H. SPooNER
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Paper Hangfngs, Window Shades and Cps
hOIstery Goods,
RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTION.

r OUlS FONTAIN, jr., partner Of the firm OF
i Fsntain s. Son, Chemists and Prescriptions
sts 10 the Royal University, raris, has established
Of Washington city, p. c., depot for the sale OF
The above celebrated compound, at Wm Adam's
Bookstore, No. 3. Ellott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hail. which They offer
to the American public as a SIRE Gatidoff for Con-
SUMPTION In its Iraneed as well as iucpiei stages
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arrcsting
their decay il not only soothes and quieis at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathsing organs, to natural and heal
thy action. Accompanying each package are gem
erai instructions and directions (translated) for its
use, adapted 10 all cases, and strictly followed
will not fail, In every histance--IftIe lungs are
not wholly consnmed--of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future caro-
and avoiding TOO much exposure 10 atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAiN.
Price, eight Francs.
u5-For the information Of persons residing in
the interior; any part Of the goyemment---he would
state that the remedy Is prepared and imported di,
rect from their l.ahoratorie, Paris, and That the
same can be transported through mail as he is adj
yised by officers OF the Post Office Department, to
any post Office in the country, at the same charge
a. for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who my wish to
avail themselves Of the remedy can do so by ad-
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, viii entiile per-
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.
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ami will embrace everything Amusing, Instructive Rsau.
he IN progress in the world VIZ
As Family Magazine, The Editor IL confident that no
rivalry affect, opposition lessen s value and worth
and he Offers To The world in tone character literary
ms nnl we hear
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-27
TO rNvENrons AND pArENTEEs.

AGENCY foR oprAIsiSu PATENTS ron SEW iSvEs.
TIoSs AT wAeHISGToS.
w y. ELLIOT formerly Of the Patent ofice, nforns
w his former clients and others that his Office may sill
lie found % the corner where Il has been located r
the last dirty years directly opposite tie Patent Office,
file Ia prepaed with his accnpined arcuracs
aud prom bees any business IN the hne OF his profession
such furnishing Information respecting the originality
aud psicntahly al Inventions preparing papers and draw
infs ior applications for patents, caveats, dc,
10 those unncqhanie with im he refers TO the follow
ing testimonial o HE Hon Henry l.. Ellsworth late Com
missioner OF Patents
Patent Once, r. b. IL, lai2
Nj William r Elliot, who has been formerly Employed
in thr Patent Once Dralrhtsman, &c having sstab-
lishsd Patent Agency In the city Of Washington, TAX.
great pleasure In recommending him gentleman war-
ny II confidence, aud being particularly qualified to
AXE charge VI any business requiring knowledge q me
chan,cal science The progrtss Of The arts and patent I'm,
hr0yemenis MIR Elliot IL also well acquainted with the
practice Of this office, HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
w Elliot Is also the anihar Of the plan al The new
Patent once building
Ir5- Letters on business Il, be postpaid,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-27
Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear.
WIN. n. JENNTNS 8 co..,

DnAprna TAnoHs, Importers of Cloths Cashmere
Vesings, Fancy Dress Articles Gr 23l Broadway Anne
and fashionable goods for Fall and Winter wear e.
leriei with view TO rendering their stock rich in quail
FOR oTIRcOiT's Ras, black, brown olive AMI
green mled elothsi yarons shades Beaver do drab and
blue ieyonsllre kersry Canada grey do rah blue and
black rio' Cloth; brown, black, blue, aud irab Mhar
iTIN7ER FRocKs, 81 cKs, Sc. Beaver and millsa
DRESS dND FRO6K C6A7,S.-f Hue, blark, Olive
brown green and Adelaide Cloths, Of lii"ye, Simonia
HWSiNESs AND 7RArRLLNG COATS rhia
,HUN7iNd c0dT's Olive, browA, and ,lrab Moles
PIN7ALOON S.--French. English, German and Anne.
rcan back, blue, mixed ami fancy Csssimerts, selected
with reference The various Of our hume ros ia
irons n this line, 10 which such attention has been irece.
10 enable US to insure f combining aud elegance
VESISBark silks and stins, fancy do wooll,I and
seytt pai,s, figured Mernos white and bun Cassimere,
and Marsees, rcn silk and S,lins FOR Hall and Parties,
1RHYAND M rY Experience enables us 10 6,rnisi.
Uniforms IN strict conformity win regulations, and We hay
always on hand HE material necessary to the deren
FIRST oUlLiTYREADYMl DE GARsfEN7's
Equal 10 The best custom work.
OFERC0i f.s-Irown. olive, g.aen, black and blue
proved styles Sacks including blne, black brown and rab
Mohair; dab and blue Pilot olive weeds Dc
Business and Travelling Coats, Olive brown green. AMI
blue Cloths plaid Cassimere rwecs tlc Dress Froek
CloakE and Black Cloths, full three quarter
elcs Panialoous Black blue, miAed and fancy Cass;-
mies Pain and ribbed yel,eteens for riding, travelling,
&C. Vet Black SILK, Satin, Bombazne aud CASH.
mtre fancy SILK, Satin, and Valencia; Gguered and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured Silk do. Dressing Gowns
DE Ianes Merino, anti figured Muslin, in great variety,
Hunting Coats In various styles. =
F.iNG YDhESS ARTTCLES.--Tagl Jenny Lind,
az,lrka, and other styles fancy Cravas; English, French
and Italian black silk Cravats; extra and medium quality
black satin Crvais; superior black silk and satin Scaris
newest sly lie fancy do; Merino Scar Mues, for travel
ling, &c.; twed and plain English, French, and India
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves Chason's and Bajou's
bhtCk. white, COlpre1 kid.
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c Suspenders-An the various
styles and qualities underyes and DJawers Merino
Silk, and Hue kskn, Wool aud Cotton Flannel Hall Hose
White and Mixed Merno, and Cotton various grades; Shirts
Bosoms, and Collars. Umbrellas, SILK, and Cotton.
PIECE GUODS.-Clols Cassimeres vestings, &c
extensive assortment be found In the country
which will be sold by The piece yard, low prices
they can be bought with the Obvious advantage oil siec
ton from what can be relied upon the fashionable
| goods
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-27
Books! Books !! Books ~!

THE subscriber has added immensely TO his slreaJy
rnarnuoh stock Of Literature. His late acquisitions
from The trade sales OF boston, New York and p,a
pha together fifteen vi the tncd works per the
arrek from Liverpool aud twenty tito per the ieoi
dag from London, which will be Immediately marked and
exposed fr siie give uioibte air Of rchntns Nare
ty, rarity his stock hitherto utaprUaehed IN
this Continent All literary men, lovers ~ books aud
ha'a mental investigation, ais solicited TO come aud
enjoy the feat of reason aud Tive now 81 soul
Every Fheet Witch the vii Of nan has been expended,
brains turned may be found here. The reconcile ma
smafcian and the crazy founder Of new eysens o. eo
Lgy each W his proper MITCH Those Riven 10 Necro
NANCY Asrolosy, Alchemy Sorcery and witeherah viii
Be highly amuse whilst the belle ietire scholar select
from 1900 fresh yolqmsS TIE very cream and chez
douyfek OF modern English literature The bet treases
on every profession aud renre from the honest plodding
farmer 10 the enthusiaIc soldier, Ia AMI ge
snce the beet books are here ebrlse, the
Of elementary protssion erhoo books
kind las stock " The fn-efitsr In ines
all Strangers pay him visit before they leave The CIV
purchasing from him thty half OF heir mo-
ney Clep ymen, literary characters book eolsrrorr
rensrsy, living lines % railroad fshmhoai ronss
will DO well pat change u bnen 10 ls, yaiese and
come Ct - Ssssau re.t, allowed b. all ravsu 10
he e moral centre ~ the intellectual World Boosv r,
ins at hall pres, srary appliances and 81
every kni gratis well As bsa Spanish cigars oir
philosophical Instruments Tor nrt'erais smokers hss ths
eslstrsisd Dr. Parr john DOYLE
Cheap AncisBt and Modern Bookseller,
l46 Nassau street New York.
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MORNING line,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND EALTi,
MORE RAILROAD
Via wilmington Newark, ElktonIIayre de Grace AZ viii
leave depot Eleventh and Market streets daily except
Sunday :. q A. NJ
AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle and Frenchiown
The steamboat ONO, Capt. Davis will leave Dock street
wharf. daily, except sunday, at 3 IA T. NJ.
NIGHT LINE
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
will leave The depot ilth and Market streets, daily 10
O'Clock, A, NJ.
The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore fr philadelphia at q
A. NJ, and T. VI. per Railroad. and { O'Clock r. ~ hy
Steamboat
SUNDAY NAH. LINE
The only Line for BALTIMORE, Sunday, win leave HE
depot, ] hi and Market street, Mt 10 =. NJ
Passengers must procure their tickets before taking tht
seats IN Tie cars.
WHEELING AND PrrrSBURG.
Tickets through to Wheeling Plisburg be procur
et at The depot. OF board the Steamboat
Fare 10 Pitteburg STE; 10 Wheeling si3
NUJICEAl baggage by the above lines Is entirely nj
tie owners rikf and passengers expressly prohibited
from tskig anything az baggage bnt their wearing apparel
81 lbs II baggage Showed each passenger
oets-dly q. H. IIuDDELL Agent
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No p FRANKLIV PLACE, PHiLADELpnfl

OILS HART respectfully intnrms lie friends and he
Ii public large, aud particularly his oh paons IN Deb
ware tbst his honre NO ~ irankug Flare, which for
siuaio 4 unsurpassed by any public house n ~ adsl
piil is open fot Dtir accommodation Inytlltu,h. agh
odsiny ~ temporary home they eonli wish lille lie
chsrggs ranging cents 10 81 day, wll be found
moderate he r5troEE would Afs iof me superior accom-
nnndstlouk they yin obtsin
NJ q LUNCH daily st1l A "; ORDiHAKY ior The a.
ptsis accommodation of merchants aud other busnsrs
men, from 10 p. w. every day, except Supcays PER
MANENT BoARDERs, for whom ths bet RECOMMENDATIONS
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EpILEpsy on FALLINa s1cKNEss.

m al rynToms Of frequent pain In lhe Head, dmness of
" sieli noise the ears, disturbed sleep with agat
ing dreams, pALPITA7ION, F,LATT-LENCY, and
ITEd KNE.SS, DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA should he
Immediately commenced with and perseryered In, until
every aympfom The ahoye arr the prfmontory
symptoms u Epilepsy and denote very foul state 81
lie blood sonas nerves ratification Of the blood
hy The use Of this Panacea win AT all times insure body
against any Of these dsagreeabe symphonic Many per,
sons sppse that useless 10 take medicine nlc ls we
are 50 in as be unable 10 attend daily avncanns
therein lies their We do insure honses and
rops when they en- fire, with The expectation that
hey win soon brn up: hut The wise precept Of rard
Ing against ien So II purify blood when WE'LL
ye insure oar bodies against attacks Of sickness with
Tie eSari expectation of heing sick bur be always pre-
pered against attacks. For sale NJ all The druggists
J. r. CALLAN,
corner OF and 7ih streets,