davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-06
NEW ORLEANS oARRo1LroY RAILROAD


Dspot, sOrRsr Of BGT0HHs Ggd Psrdiao stTfstF
sln gle oket distance above Pleasant st.. 20 oeRs
znge ticket for children overs and uzdeT IL YsGT 10 -
As.SI N1A5dl ~ %
dG the above rates for any distance below Pleasant street
servants !9VeE) tOTazy distance, 10 os.tI
~ Aesldenta in Lafayette, CarTOlltcR and vicinity are
Informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
communication uGEeta for passage IN the Can toyt SIS o.
pefmohh Gin advance Tor either Road and for dEaHo
period than the hrEt to the last Of each month
A Gar, expressly for ladies', in each tain.
2 r. r ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-06
10 MOTHERs AND WARRTED I,ADIFs

This extract Of Basapana has expressly prepared
reference to female complaint No female who has
10 suppose she approaching that critical period The turn
Of s, should negee 70 take it. certain preventive
for any Of the horrible diseases which females
are subject this time of life This period may be delayed
for ssv5T By using this medicine. Nois less vpuR
bic t1 those who approaching wOmsnhoOd il is cal
Cused sat nature BY Quickenng the blood and nvguI-
GAg the system. lndsed this medicine is invaluable fOT al
tire delicate diEsaEes which subject Il braces
he whole gyBte permanently the natural energes
by removing the impurities Of the body, fer smue-
ting to prodU subsequent relaxation which, the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease ~
using few bottles Of this medicine many paniu
surgical ODeTatIonE may be prevented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-06

- STAR CANDLES-9OO boxes
SOAP-3D0 boxes
CHEESE-l00 boxes,
SEGARS--400U00
TOBACCO-800 boxes
CRANBERRTES-I50 packaggs
NEW BUTTER-2o0 kegs
NORTHERN LOAF. CRUSH'D, and POWDERED
SUGAR-l20 packages.
LETTER, CAP, WRAPPING PAPER-3OO5 reams
je % For sale by Il. J. HART Il CO.. % TohOup. st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
HEALTH OF RICHMOND.

The Bard Of Health .cn the 2Oth inst. announced
seven new cases Of Cholera The keeper Of tile public
Burying Gannd. in letter Dr. Chamberlayne states
that Up T. The 18Th inst .here had been inferred in That
cemetery Of those who died with Cholera II whites and
20 blacks, This IS not very Alarming number after
one monhs prevalence Of the disease n 1892 many
as 45 victims Of the disease were hurried in one day,
September 9th. few days after its first appearance The
to- number Of inermenis in the public eery during
The epidemic, which lasted seven weeks, was 453-97
whites. and $50 culored The interpens at Ricketts,
and the Old church yard would probably swell This
Der to i've hundred Comparing the eff els of he
present. with those of the frmer visitation the city has
N lch cause Of thankalress and little for alarm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

hope makes glad the city of God. To he distressed
at the loss of friends and particularly of young
and called away suddenly is human but this should
be solace, that be who made has the right to des
troy, and that he is just in all his The deceased
was young lady of most engaging manners, and of
disposition sweet well calculated to enlist
the sympathy and enchan the affections of all who
knew her, She was the idol Of her aged parents her
brothers and sisters and large circle of acquaintan
ces but in her loss they should not grieve as those
who have no hope, for in her death they have hope
that she is partaking of those joys which Jesus
bought for all who trust in bim-oys eternal in the
paradise Of God TO her relatives-to aH-her death
speaks in langu ge not to be mistaken Prepare to
meet your Coda ANXIOUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
THE PTRIIC HEALTH

The Cholera continues t, prevail in various towns and
Ieities, 10 the West and North. The Atlantic towns
South Of edmond have far, escaped the pestence
|Compared with the visitation in 1882 the deaths are
livery few.
New YoRK-June 70. Forty one new cases, and
eu deaths.
PyILApELPHIA-June 49, SIX new cases. and two
deaths.
CINcISNArr-June IS. Thirty fve-dea,hs.
ST. Louis June II and IS. Eight new cases, and
live Deaths
LEXINGTON, KY After carrying off 50 or 60 Of the
inmates Of the Lunatic Asylum, the disease made lis ap
pearance in the The l3h when three and
two deaths occurred.
NAsHviLLE-June ll--Six deaths.
BALTIMORE. This city has So far, been exempt
but set off to this immunity new and very malg
nant fever pronounced infections. and unmanageable
Cholera, has made lis appearance in the Aims House
Drs- Buckler and Bailey have published statement, Of
which the following is an extract:
1--WE deem it duty say, that this fever is highly
malignant 1yphus, modified by climate infectious lis
by intense aundlce, in this respect resembling Typhus
Iclerodes of systematic writer's.
has come to only in the past three weeks during
which lime fortsix cases have bsen admitted and of
these the very large proportion Of twenty have proved
fatal; the remainder still under treatment.
II has been brought alike from every section of the city
and yet has only occurred amongst the free blacks.
thus far II has been much more grave amongst males
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

Than thanksgiving probably to differences Of habits and
occupation.
The large majority Of cases have been fatal between
the third and seventh day. and some instances hey
have ded few minutes after admission and thrs, days
from the date Of seizure.
This disease is BY no means confined to the worthless
and abandoned as stated in several Of the daily papers,
ou has, on The contrary frequently happened in ind
viduals OF temperate and Industrious habits whose means
wer~ adequate 10 provide them with Wholesome ooJ and
sufficient cothing.
he point OF importance at present its Infectious char
acter Two strong and healthy women residents Of the
house and employed have taken the nfe lion and
died"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

Friday next, the 29th inst, is the Public DAY al
the University of Virginia. The exercises will
be of an interesting character. The Grafton, be-
fore the Society of Alumni will be delivered by
Professor GEORGE E. DABNEY, of Washington
College, Lexington. Orations will also be deliv-
cred by students before the several Literary So
cieties Of the institution. The session which is
just about to terminate has been distinguished
not only by the large number of students in atten-
dance, but by their devotion to study and exem-
Plary department. A Faculty meeting, for the
purpose Of discipline has not been held during
the session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

-'--,ngemenis. after stating the reasons winch
lied TO the postponemeh', SSS
i" "'e ,be nrjsrted vloyemeut. and 10 assemble
.srea,,n Of impsiag character and power IN Octpber.
GU ~, ,od disseminate information will be pushed
i.b unabatet vigor. We leg our friends every
N, 10 har in their labors, but 10 continue BY all
- meas 70 assist in the assembling and cjnduc ing
In Convert'nn whose action may be hoped 10 lead
the must magnificent work which has been attempted
III the tide Of time"
We would add word ofexhortation 10 the lam
uuare ofthe committee and adde's it particularly
H. the people of Virginia. We consider il Of very
great Importance, that the State should be strong
liz represented as respects, talent. standing and
numbers, in the Memphis Convention There
great unanimity of sentiment. as TO the necessi-
Nv OF the prompt. establishment of a great high
way between the Atlantic and Pacific portions of
the Republic. There may be diversity Of views
Jas TO the character of the road and the manner in
which it is to be built and there is, we know,
great diversity as to the point the Mississippi
wh-ch shall be its Eastern terminus. We all
know that Col. Benton is first in the field, and
That he Is, OF course, in favor of the more North
ern route, with St. Louis as the point Of terminus
A Convention is called to be held in that CITY, on
the 14th October, the object being two-fold
viz : to promote the construction of the road and
to secure its.beginning at some point on the Mis-
souri, River. We need not say that such scheme
will enlist in its support wide spread and pow
full influence, and that, if not counteracted, il
must triumph. Virginia, on many accounts, has
deep interest in the road reaching the Mississippi
lower down. It's incumbent upon her 10 man
fest sympathy with every movement which has
for It's object the adoption ofthe most Southwardlv
route. Letthc people send delegates to the pro-
posed Convention, and thus show q common in
crest with their brethren of the South.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
r I g II NJ o ND M ARK ETs

MONDAY, June 10, lO49.
The inssections continue heavy with downward ten
dency in prices.
We q.ule Lugs al 81. to So Common Leaf S3s to
81 Middling $is to So; Good five s. to 81 Extra
Manufacturing $40 10 Sl2s.
FLOUR-Canal, S5-sales
WHEAT-None coming t. market
CORN-per hushel Of Sc lbs 47a4Sc for new
MEAL-55a60c
OATS-prime new Oats 35cts.
WHEAT OFFAI.-Bran Il cts; Shorts l5c brown
stuffs 25 Cts; ship stuffs 80 Gig.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy s. Co., So 25a2 50; A.
SeignetIe 81 IS; Imitation S0a3 cts; Sazerac 81 5Oa3
Peach rs cts a ST.; Virginia Apple Brandy 36a37ic.
RuM-27 ta2Sc.
WHlSKEY-Richmond Rectiied, bbls %, no hhds
in market
PROVISTONS-Bacon city cured and Smiih feld
new TAI ic hog round Western shoulders 5a5c. Yves
tern Sides old 6a6.c
LARD-No. new, in bbls u; kegsStc
BUTTER-Mountain, in kegs, l2al5 cents per ID.
Fresh Butter l7a20 cts
COFFEE-We quote Rio 6sa7s cts; Laguyra Ola
Tic; St. Domingo 5sa6 cents
TEAS-lmperal So cts. 81 25 cts per ID; Gunpow-
dea IS cts 81 25 cts lb- Black 25aeo cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

Prorisons.- Bacon, 6a6!; Beef, 5 cts; Cora Meal,
40 as cent?.
Ffo,r-S4a.
Vheat--Red 70 cents; White IS.
Grail.-Corn 40 cts Oats 3Oa 80 cents.
Ciorer Seed No demand
Vhiskey.-Saes at IS &c cents
Bces,rar-l8 cents.
Buiter-Very dull 10 to 12z for No L.
Braady-Apple, none offering; Peach. offering
Bar koa-S05 assorted and $50 60 when drawn to
order.
Cofee-Rio Ste cents; Laguira s. to 9 Java l2s
Mocha 20.
Country Lu,ens-Tow II and Flax Is.
Cotton Yarns-Sales Ia to Is cents.
Feathers-30 to 80 cts.
F}ar Seed-Sales 50 cents
Fsh-HerringS. No. /, 81 so, Shad, old 81 so,
new s so.
Gi,lseng-25 cents
Hemp-We quote 6 to &c, in demand.
Li,.seed Oil-65 to 70 eents-du
Lad-6 81,
,Nolasses-West Iadia 80 to 40 cts per gallon; n.
O. AZ to As cents.
Plastcr-Lump, So TO 6.
Sugns-New Orleans to 7 cents; Porto Rico to S
cents; Clarified III cents; Loaf l2l cents
Sah.-$l.S7. 81.
Iallo,c-9 to 81 cents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
OBITUARY.

Died, at his residence in Campbell county on the 10Th
of May, lS49, ROBERT MILLS, in the Slst wear If
his age
Bending under the combined might Of four score years
and proiraced afIcllvn deaths messenger was locked
for, bot net hen, suddenly. He had breakfas ed
heartily and gone out TO work. when death seized upon
him and exllngulshed his ie suddenly as if snilt-n
~ the llghtnIngs flash. Unassuming and yng
he was known as pnaceabe and orderly CITIZEN kind
master. an attc'Ionate husband and parent He made
no profession Of relgus united himself any Church.
but reverenced Chrsliani y, and studied his Bible
Thus died RIbet Mills, esteemed most BY those to
whom he was best known. HIS loss mus sincerely de-
pored by his family, whom allne his virtues were fully
known.
DEPARTED this life the lth instant in the SO,l wear
Of her age. Of Pulmonary Consump'io Mrs AMANDA
TALlAFERRO, consort of Tazew ell Taaferro ESD
of Mon gumery county.
Unlike mes Of those who are carried off BY consump
ton, She pretty well of the fatal nature Of her
case on account perhaps If her having witnessed the de-
cline and death Of Of her sisters within the last three
or for years. each younger than herself by the same dis
ease
lnsaate archer could not one suffice
1t is deemed supefuous say any thing in favour of
the deceased because The public take no interest in such
things. and her friends already awap. and will
properly appreciate, her good qualities. ANXIOUS.
How true is it that in the midst of life we are in
DEATH Departed this life on Wednesday morning
the 18th inst, after illness of only nine DAYS, Miss
CLEMENTTNE l.. CccKE, daughter of Mr. William
Cooke Falling Bridge, Campbell county, in the 10Th
year of her age The deceased was on visit to her
brother-in-law. Mr. George Burks of this place. and
IN an hour when suspected she ckened and died.
and though every thing done that human agency
could do yet nothing could stay the hand of the reeLt
less destroyer-Death. But the relatives of the de-
ceased should be comforted in the reflection that she
evinced happy frame of mind, and when in the last
agonies exclaimed I" see Angel bands ready to watt
me home This is enough, for she has exchanged
world of trouble and trials turmoil and affection for
one of joys unspeakab!e where the Christians only
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

In the reorganization of the Navy Board Of
Commissioners some years ago, special Bureau,
Of provisions and clothing was created with the
intention that it should be filled by Pursers of the
Navy, just as the other Bureaux were filled by
Captains. This did not give patronage however
and the office was filled by citizen. The pie
sent incumbent is party hack, named Gideon
Wells, picked up Connecticut. We are graft
fed TO learn thai he has received notice to quit
on the lst proxmo and that the original inten-
ion of the law will be respected and economy
prom oted by ordering Purser 10 discharge the
duty at the Office Purser Sinclair is said to be
the officer selected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

We understand that, upon further consultation
with the Board of Visitors at their late needing,
Bishop Johns, availing himself of the permission
granted by the Convention Of the Protestant E.
Episcopal Church of Virginia at its session in MAY
last, has accepted the Presidency of William and
Mary College, and will enter upon the duties of
The office at the commencement Of the session in
October next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
Selling off at Cost for Cash,

THE subscriber. intending to change his business the
LIST OF September next WILL from this time until that, Of
Ter has entire stock Of New and Desirable Goods,
cash He respectfully invites all persons Goods
at extremely low prices avail themselves of this op
Portunty The stock large and we'll selected and will be
closed out as early possible. B II. LEWIS.
All persons indebted to B. H. Lewis also those ndebt-
ed to Lewis Eng edove requested forward ana
pay up, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
June 25-ts II r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

|Of the Custom House Officers in Virginia, whose
salaries exceed S5O0-Twenty-Six in number
there is not single Wig.
OF the Post Masters, whose offices exceed in
value s5OO-Ten innumber-there is one Wing,
Mr. Bryant of Alexandria.
The classification Of the Navy officers, given
by the Wing, is not correct The list shows
however, the undue share of commissions which
Virginia holds.
Of62 Pursers in the Navy, 8 are Virginans
OF 90 Surgeons, Il are Virginians.
OF SO Passed Assistant Surgeons 9 are Vir-
ginans.
Of3f Assistant Surgeons, 9 arc Virginians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
NIRGtNIANS In OFFICE

We find, in the Wing, the names and salaries
If the VirginianS in Office, at Washington, on the
It'll March last. We make from the list the fol-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

The corpse OF the amented Gen. Gaines has been
taken from New Orleans to Mobile, where it was inter-
red on the eth inst. with every demonstration of res
specific ceremonies of the occasion were somn and
imposing and nearly all business among the citizens
was suspended.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
Twice the Highest Prices this Year.
BY ]. III TKREE. Commits. Merchant,

| sud yesterday fine hhds. Tobacco. made by Mr.
Wash. Hunter, managed by Mr. Cnlwe; at $22 25
ana the other at 80, this with Capt divers fine
hid at 500 5, makes the highest this year;al three
bnught by A. H. Armslead Esq. The breaks continue
large, and for Common not quite good last week fine
in demand and high prices.
Inspected this week Ga hhds
from lst Oct.up to this time 575S hhds.
j. II. TYREE, Com. Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25

6uano will probably be cheaper in price by the time
the California vessels are returning mauy Of them in
tending to bring cargoes of it.
Turpentine is becoming prominent article in the list
Of exports from Charleston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NC BUR G M KET.

YNC & B URG KETs.
LYNcnBURG, June %.
TOB.fCCO.-Inspeced the past week, els hhds
= previously, 5li5 bids
Receipts and sales continue large prices rather lower for
Shipping and semmng leafs Sales range from SO 3 50
for luss Ito so for Common Middlng Leaf; $50 to
6OO or good and fine shipping and Stenning (bu few hhds
at better prces So 70 10 for good and fine manufacturing
with high prices for extra hhds few only Of which have
peared this week. and sold follows hid made bv Mrs
Mary Fucker at sl2 50; BY VIM Prngc SI4; by w.
Hunter, at sl4.25, and as2225.
WIN. r. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-02
COLUMBIAN SEXES OF
ar(thiitfttr6.
The Pupils friend and Teachers comfort

The Pupils friend and 1eacher's COMFORT
THE COLUMBIAN CALCULAToR.-This
l. work is already introduced into some oil the
best Academies and large number OF Schools,
where its has given decided and universal sa-
istacton, both TO teacher and pupil. II rs purely
American in its character, based upon our own
beautiful dcciD,oi system Of currency. Hcon'ans
more, the arrangements are better, and IL Is inc
easiest and cheapest work of the kind now IN use
and il is SO considered ly hundreds OF thc mos'
competent teachers and men oi science III INC oni-
on who have recommended il, II is the book,
particularly and expressly prepared Tor our h"'e-
Ifcan Schoia,s By Atmon IfcAnor.
Tar YouTu's CoLuMBIAS CALcULAToR.--1h ms
volume contains 81 pages, with about 300 exam
pies for solution on the slate. 1t embraces the
Fundamental Rulcs, Compound Rules, Simple
and Compound Reduction, Single Rule of Three,
Proportion, &c. F ~.
oT,cKNor's AuITHNErIcAL TABLES, is destined
for the use of Younger classes in tho Schools of the
United States. a beautiful little book and pleas
ing To children and the only one ofthc kind of any
value q t,lga.5a.,
There arc Keys TO both Arithmetics bound sin
gle or double im the convenience Of teachers, III
which the solutions Of the questions are given with
much extra matter for the black board. These
Keys are the most complete works ofthe kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundred EXAMPLES in Mcnsuratioi, &c, for the
use of the Teacher. All that is wanted is 10 have
| the above books examined, and no teacher who is
acquainted with the science of Arithmetic, will
hesitate TO pronounce them the best works that
have ever been published in this or any Other
| country.
| Although issued hut few months. they have
! already been introduced into the Night Publ,
| Schools of New York City-in all the Schools
public and private, except two, in the City o
Reading. Also in about twenty Academies in Tia,
State Of Pcnnsy sylyania-in large portion of the
Schools in the City Of Wilmington, in the City o
Lancaster, and in tho Boroughs of Harrisburg
York, Chambcrsburg, Lebanon, Doylcstown, Potts
vile, Orwigsburg, &c., &c.
For sale by llESRy MAssEu, Sunbury, Agen
for Northumberland County.
| Sunhury, Dec. =, 1918.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-02
THE PEACH TREE.

y At late meeting of the farmers Club OF
the American Institute, MIR. pell, one of the
most intelligent and successful of our scient-
fc farmers, besides reading an able essay on
the genefal economy of the farm, and its
management with regard 10 stock, manures,
&C., stated the results of his experience in
the culture Of the peach tree. Contrary to
the more common usage, his practice was to
apply the pruning knife very freely to his
peach trees. He gave them rich soils, and
stimulated their growth, but .; the same
time kept them down by very close pruning,
or, as he termed it, "eNcessive pmning."-
This practice, he believed, Increased the
quantity of fruit, preserved the health of the
tree, and prolonged its life. While others,
who suffered their trees to grow without
pruning, were losing them at five, six, oil
seven years old, he had them in good bear
ing state thirty years old. His advice was
to prune the peach tree freely. lie thought
there was no danger of PRUNING il too much
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-02
Very Respectfully Yours, LC. GUNN.
TO TIL; LADIES.

Ladies' Of pale complexion and cunsumpvc habits. and
such eillaitd 10y those distractions which females
aC liable TO- restored by the ui bottle two To
!dum vgur II is by lar the hest remedy ever discovered
iur weakly children and such have had huurprs being
pleasant they take IT, 1t Immediately the appetite
strength and color.
Nothing can he surprising than nvgoraiing e.
ttCls on tn" human frame. Persons, all weakness and has
sudc hctnc taking II, at become robust and fun NJ
ccrN under It's influence. II immediate couItcracts the
nutvelessicss OF the female frame.
CADrON--Bc careful and that Won get the GEM
nir Dr. DRhEEs PANACEA- has the signature Of CEo r
StoHRS the wrappcI-and also the rne 'DR. DRAKE's
PNNActA PHIiAn blown Ia the cklss
Prepared only hy SrUsRs Co, Druggists No. II North
Sixth 81, Philadelphia.
Agent Tor SunhurY--lI. MASSER. | "IaI
Snld usn hS WN. 4. MuRRAxS co. Danvine, II. SHABF
~, Million; MARY Mccoy, Nor,huIn,arand l. 7. LuIz,
Dl1ushmg
April |, fsiS--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-02
|. ANDREWS,

Coughs Colds, Pains, Nervous and Sick Headache,
Rhruiniisn, CUls Spraua, Spinal Affections, Summer
Complaints. Clrlcr, Mous. r"otlachc Erupii'mS C"ris
il,t Errz,n Paris iurs Scats, A.uc IN the Face AMI
IrcnH Painters Collie, lirulscs, "h Shts i'rs ~ npI-
tilc General Debility. Asthma, Sc Put np III hilltS i"i
T. , e" slungs per bottle For fmthcr rattcutlrs see
ltanlhus tnlr had ni every Hgcnt giis, containing
bic history the "rir,n discovery and GOODS Effects "i
Andrews Pain Killer, Certificates OF Cures directions &c
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
The Triumphant success at Andrews Iain Killer IN re-
myinr the eri produce death. the untiinoy death
,l millions ,i icc, has induced spnc men ol when II
may he truly sud their ylirnuus occupations manifest
their vlkiny, Ia attempt tu put IN circulation spurious ami
cunutirit ARTICLES ci,t 'plln klcrN uslr. hc'itrms
,s for the rrttcull author, iora,Tl certificates, Ac.
Some have app, AIRED, and others nn dmM viii appear. Let
al remember thai Andrews Gruunc Pam Killer has the
written al l. Andrews the llri n each htle
in lck ink. Don't simply nsk ur Pain Killer, but ask for
Andrews Pain Killer and have no other.
Sold hy NJ. \ McCay S.Ie Agent, Northumberland {;
!. w Friline, Snhnrv John II. Raset, Milton: John X.
Myyen Blpons,rg; Wm. a. Murray ca. Danville (;
ll,vcilporI * smith, Plymouth; Andrew 1,'r. Wilkes
larrc HAYS n MrCnrnirk. Mctwcnsvllle; Sclnflc n
Crunlrrhu, l.wislug George McAlpn, Jersey Shore;
J. VI. Judd, WillmInspht
Oucrs addressed to !. Andrews, inventor and only Pt"-
prcor lihcca Tomikns county, N. Y. Will receive
prompt attention
September 50, lSiS.--1y