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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-05
Knox. l2s Fulton street.


There you'll ind the bss. Of hats, sir.
Wl .ah Ss Il oman and pss n win do
Look in hs class 5yqSll ana ,,ra'
As Rothsehild rules abroad in stocks;
Our style in hats is ruled BY Knox
by Yatufe-he cares not .jot,
hs "; %aA ST. yi S. isGs %fs'
Notice.-The Columbia Insurance Compn-
% aye sons w shai to ~ w
them hereafter will Pleass Sddress 7, sor.tar
No. Exchange, Philadelphia.
The sale st auction of handsome furni-
ture horses ssrTag. harness &C. 60 q. the Gothic Cot
piaee this day. at half ten N Catalogues at the
SALE or at Auctioneers office Anthony j. Bsecker Co.,
NO. ofoAa seteee.-
Brady's National Collection of Dagucrrco.
types % and V Broadway corner of Fulton street sran-
gers and citizens respectfully invited 10 examine the
SPeei"els
Fur Tippets and MufYs.-Bantn, 81 Canal
street Wooster has just opened with general as
Ts O. ,sb and ssrse NM Fur
and swansdown TiPppets Collars, Yietorines, and Fur
Gold Pens.-The highest premiums ever
we're awarded to SPENCER kends Dixon for three
ses at heir Brodws
lane
Gold Pens, Gold and silver Pen and Pencil
Gases the fnd best nsS M b 4: Fly y a. the
Depot John street. Broadway, up stairs N. b.
Old Pens repaired or exchanged.
California Houses-PortabIe and other
Cabforns Houses and Stores, equal to, and cheap
any in this market
sAM'L BOOTH. So Myrtle ave-, Brooklyn.
Elegant ana Rich Patterns Of Engiish
pruggets, four yards wide at No 80 owsry
Hiram Andersons celebrated cheapest Carpet Establish
nen in the United States. You select from the hand
wareroos thronged with purchasers daily, which
evidence Of the extraordinary low affixed splendid
CARPETS, Oil Cloths, &c. &c.
A Great seeret.-DOn't tell anybody 1--WE
found the why the neaes and cheapest Boots
Caters in sold IA Ann 1t s because
JONES attends his business buys aud sells
has Immense tales and Is content with small proits.
To Gentlemen of Taste, we would recon-
mend the extensive Boot and Shoe establishment Of Mr. Y.
A. Brooks $50 Fulton street. for beauty and utility His
tices surIas anything have seen and the grea.
variety he always has hand after calling him
will ever 20 away without being suited to t.
Wigs and Toupees Another Medal has
been awarded Wm Batchslor for the best Wigs and Tou
ls5O at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No.
Wall He keeps the Target and best in
the city, Copy the address
AIexander's Trie0baphe.-Thisc celebrated
Liquid hair Dye remains unsurpassed by
other preparation ever offered to the public For sale By
kushton, Clark g., Broadway, aud A. u. D. Sands,
corner Fulton and William streets
Liquid Hair Dye. Phslon's Improves
Magic Hair Dye ton to color the Hair Whis
kers the moment IL Is applied, without injury TO tia hair
.insts At the Depot No 97 Brcsdway, osrnor Of Deg
street. under tAs franklin House. FsS bottle mall slzs. ST
large. 81 ~
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Brmdy,s National COLLECTION OF Ducuerr
Fur Tippets and Muns.-Bantn, :


types 27 Broadway of Fulton street Sran
gers and citizens respectfully invited 10 examine the
specimeps.
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street. Wooster has just opeaed with general
orment Of Furs Of description Lustred Lying Mar
Fox, Genet Fitch, Chsehila and Squirrel Mus Fui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-05
The sale RI aueiian of handsome furni.

ture horses carriages harness. &C. &c. at the Gothic Cot
tage Of Thirty fifth street and Fifth Avenue, takes
place this day. at half ten A NJ Catalogues ut the
sale, at AuctoneeTs office, Anthony j. Blocker Co..
No Rroa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-05

NOTES.-The Columbia Insurance COmpn-
n.y. Of PHILADELPHIA give notice that their Agency at New
York is Persons wishing to do business with
them hereafter, will please address
WIN. MARTIN Jr, Secretary,
No. Exchange, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-05
sALEs 81 Auprinn .

xVn. DUPONT, kUCTIoNEER.-sPLENDlD r
w India Camea HAIR Shawis ~ Au1tigu--Psrsm
Sale ~ order Of Der Brtsbnic Majesty's Cousul. An
Barclay, Rsl for aceoust Of whoa IL ~ cage.
DuMONT HosAck viii sell Al auct.sA Ia Ia Vss
tenbly kcom, at kiblos, corner Of lrosdsay and 4
stree. on Monday Dece1ier 10, az "a oclook invoi
lsc real India yamcis H4r fhRwls ana six pieces ef
tgured Dress Pattern al ia perfect ortsr eomgrisr
lnrEest and most u ant atortnent Of these surert
befors offered auction IN this country The VIII
be reld without ressre The above gsods we're rn1r
the britsh Hast India slip Lady kennaeny. ard int,
rr the london market end Tor quality and lie uifulsr
anec vii lear compars3n With gay oameis hair shaw
the United states. They VIII he Sshited q. Nltos
enc oty Saturday, Dee, - icfors tie sale. from ~
ocloeh 1chcts Of neissu 20 BE- obtained Il the auC
GERS, No II " 81 street. and II Charles Edwnris Fan.
iior ~ Law 81 fCiy nsuk Buildins) ali street. WI
svssssufsnces q th6 quality &C hs sfcie. no cir
ssbcts under Which they offered Tor 1t an
Nc other goods admitted in Wis sails.
A UCTIoN NO1ICE-ExTRA sALE-Ty Apprl
"A 20 The large sale 81 Purnit1r. W ~. Nesar Bush
O'Clock, ore 'isely valuable fall ieweei gold dial Or
Lever, made by Samuel Co. wsrrAp tsi tlnc kecp-r
renuine; DO, made By ". Robinson, the sams warra
also, silver Levers, apt double bsrreiied Gnu ~
Executors together with 40 yards Of satre and qua
o. Clothing NC. q. WARREN, Austions
UCTION NOTICE HENRY T. HocuFr. /,
Goods, Toys Bon Bsns Confectieuary. the sEtirs a.
the Lafayette Bazaar, 53l broadway. Chintse Museuf
be sold without resergs--Chesisrmaa us-aet viii "a
stcon, "Wednesday and Thursday llth and issb las
towusncns each dny Of u o'clock, the ire stock oil
tperdii Paris Fancy Goods, Toys Ccnfsc.ionsry, &C.
tarcd in that veil kn1vn cftasshmcnt tae fafavett.
saar $50 Bruadsay. chinese Nuseun.
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California HOuses-POrtable and other
Cabforna Houses and Stores equal to, and cheap
any in this market.
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awarded by tho American Institute, gold and silver sdal
we're awarded to Spencer Kende Dixon for three
retail their mandatory 10 Broadway corner Of Aad'
ran
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Liquid lair Dye remains by
other preparation offered to the public, For sale BY
Rushton Clark 90, Broadway, aud A u. 4 d. Sands
corner Fulton and " lillian streets.
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Gold Pens. GoId and silver Pen a

Cases. the largest and best assortment in the city tn
cash prices, is to be found a. PEDDIES Gold PEI
Depot John street. correr of Broadway, up stairs N. B.
Old Pens repaired or exchanged.
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been awarded Bathso for the best Wigs and Tou
PEGS. The public invited inspect his style for
ls60. at BATCHEL0R'S celebrated Wig Factory, No.
Wall street. He keeps the Target and best in
the city. Copy the address.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
A UTUMN YES.

BY 4. puRIvAar
Thpqe autpmnal leaves how fast they fall
So faat the dreams ofvouth decNy;---
a rainbow woof--a funeral pail
Enwoven in the self-aame dav.
Yet hurrying on, the wheel Of time
"a soon brings April's genial showers.
The shroul of earth "a soon ia changed
To Mays bright garniturc of flowers
Joy. grief-the cra,'le-hvmn the ,'irge-
Why should we kwell on themes like these
The future with its promised bowers,
The past with all ita memoriesi
There is but one unchanging home,
One realm alone wherein 'tis given
TO taste a never varying joy,
The home, the realm, the bliss is heayenl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
wv. =. EHqDLH.ANaS offers for


sale, his Shop Furniture, and large and
fresh stock of Medicines.
1914 ru ALSO
The Farm on which he now lives, the
Bacholers Retreat place.) l would g'eat-
ly prefer selling to It good Physician with
large family, it will suit II person OF that
profession and family better than any
other as the Farm is good, with Il COM
Portable Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barn,
lanyard, and other con, eniences COM
mon TO well improved Farms. There is
good Academy within IA of a mile Of
the house, and i; is decidedly the best
stand for Physician In the up country,
and | will do al l can to introduce a
man into prac ice while remain at this
place.
Ey- The South Carolinrr, and Laur-
ensville Herald, will please give the above
-four insertions, and forward accounts to
this office.
w. r. HOLLAND.
Pickens, o 27 "a At
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
M 8 G. ELL A N Gus
(BY REouEsr)
THE DRUNKARD's GOOD ANGELS
BY T. 8. ARTHUR.

"Come Ady and Jane. it is time you
were in bed" said Mrs.. Freeml to her
two little girls. about nine o'clock one
evening. Ady was nine yenrs old, and
Jane was year and half Younger The
two children had been sitting at the wo X
table with their m ther, one of them
studving her lesson. and the other ene,.
ged on piece Of fancy needle work.
Papa hasn't come yet" answered
Ady.
EMO. dear; bu. its getting late, and it's
time you were in he'd. He may not he mt
home 70" an hour"
Ady hid aside her work and left the
table. and Jane closed her books and put
them away in her school satchel.
"You cin light the l,mp on the mantle
piece. said Mrs. Freemnn, aftera few mo-
ments. looking around as she spoke,
when she saw that the child en- Ind both
put on their bonnet, and were tying theri
warm capes close about their necks She
understood very well the meaning Of thi,:
and therefore did not ask question, al
though the ters came to her eyes and
voice trembled IS she said
"lt Is very cold out to-nigft, children"
."I5ut we won't feel it. mother,1 re.
piled ADV. "We'Ilrun long very quick"
And the two little ones went out, be-
fore 9heir mother whose feelings G o
choking her, could not say one wo,o. AS
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
POETRY.
AUTUMN.
ny rHoaAs HOOD.


saw old Autumn in the misty morn
Stand shadowless. like Silence listening
To silence, forno lonely bird would sing
into his hollow ear from woods forlorn.
Nor lowly hedge nor solitary thorn;
Shaking hisla guid locks ali dewy bright
With tangled sossamer that fell by night,
Pesrling bis ccrunet Of goiien corn.
Where are those songs Of summeri With the sun
Opening the duslty eyelids the south,
Till shade anil silence waken up IA one,
Aud merning sings with warm odorous mouth,
Where are the merry birdsi Away. away,
On p 'nting wings, through the inclement skies,
Lest owls should prey
Undazzled Mt noon.dav,
And tear with horny beak thei lustrous eyes.
Where are the blooms of summeri In the west
Bushing their last TO the sunny hours,
Where the mild eve by sudden night ia preet,
Like fearful Proserpine snatched from her flow.
To most gloomy breast. rers
Where is the pride of ofsummer-.the green prime,
The many, manv leaves all ~ ink,ing9 Three
On the mossed elm; three on the naked lime.
T.a:nb,ino--ona one rnon The old oak tree!
Where is the Drvads immortality
Gone into cvnreao or dark vcw
Or wearing tho lono gloomy w. or '.rouoh
In the smoot holly's grecnet'
The sanirrel elcrts IN hi accomplished hoard,
Theants have hrimmed their earners with r'pe
And honey hpea hnvn stored rprain,
The sweets Of summer in their 'nscions cells:
The swallows AL have winre' acrosa the main.
But here 'he Autumn melancholy dweli,,
And eighs her melancholy spells.
Ancne The e,n'ess shadows on the plain.
Alone alone.
Upon mossv stone.
She cite and reckonq M thc dead and rome.
With the 'ast lcaves of n 1--we roaarv:
Whilst all the witherea world 'ools arearil7.
Like a dim pic'nre IF the drowned past
In The hueh'd mind'a mve,orious far-aw,v.
Doubtful what ghoetlv things will eteal the lsst,
Into that distance, gray npon the gray.
o. Ga and sit with her, ani be DER hedei
Under the langnia downfall Of her hair;
Sh wears coronol If flowers f,led
upon her forhead ana face If caro-
There j. enough cf withered every whore
To make her bower----ana enough Of gloom:
There ia enough Of saAnesa to in ite,
Ifonlv the rose that diei-whooe doom
Ia Beautv's----eee that with the living bloom
Of conscious cheeks most beautifiea the light
There ia enough Of sorrow. AMI quite
Enough Of bitter fruits the earth 10th hear
Enough of chilly droppinga for her howl;
Enough Of fear and shadowv despair,
To frame her cloudy priscnl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to p. & f. L
Alexander prior to the lst January last,
must pay on or before the 10th October
next.
Due attention to the above will save
costs, as no longer indulgence can be
p. & E. E. ALEXANDER.
Pickens c. H., Sept 10. ls49 ls
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
~ NaDTHCE.
BDr. y. N. Law~emcc.

WILL attend punctuallv 20 all calls in
the line of his profession. Unless absent
ON professional business, he may he found
mt his Office, o. his private residence in
the village, He also, has on hand a
general assortment of medicines which
he will furnish to customers at reduced
prices.
Pickens G. H.. s. G.
May l8, l849. L.. q,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
Adlminai.erafOr,s A Sale.


Will be sold at the late residence of j.
P. Archer, deceased, near Pickensville.
on Tuesday 18th November next, all The
pc sonal property of said deceased; con-
sisting of Four Negroes, Cattle, Hogs,
Corn and Fodder, Oats. Whea,, Cart
and Oxen, Carrynil and Harness, Houses
hold Furniture and Kitchen Utensils,
and other articles tootedious to mention,
Ofa credit of twelve months for I'll sums
on and over three dollars, with In crest
from dare, with note and approved secu-
rity--under three dollars, cash. ~
b. +. MAULDIN, Adn'r,
Sept. Ia, l849 ,,.s
I'LL persons having demands ag inst the
Estate are requested to hand the y.
legally proven; all indebted ine egn.. :.
ed to make immediate payment. e
b. F. ~.
ls-2m M
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Bg. y. w. RFFKr.

TENDERs his p ofessional Services to
the citizens of Pickens viii ge and the
District. He can always be found at his
Office, or at the re e-idence Of MAJ. w. L.
KERN, unless professionally engaged.
He has received fresh assortment of
Drugs and Medicines. which he will sell
low.
Pi der. Il July 90, ls49. IL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
. n Ndp,EICE.

Application will be made at the next
session of tie Legislature for n Charter
for Jenkins Ferry, on Tugalo River, 8
miles below Jarr ett's Bridge on the road
leading from Pickens c. II. to GAINESVILLE,
Georgia.
Sept. 3, 1849. l73m
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Just Rcce;ged!

4 l,rge and well selected asso o-tmen.of
Books and Stationary. consis.
ting of Hi.to;ies. Family and Pocke,
Bi les, School and other Books.
ALSO
A Lo: Of Iron, Nils, Clsting', &C.. &c.
Mt tn eStore of
BENSON & TAYLCR.
Pickens G. H.. ,Iluy z. j84o.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
EiSrAs AY.

John Lukeroy. two miles East Of
Cherry's Bridge, tolls before me Bay
Mare, ls or IL hands high, and supposed
to r. 9 or 90 years '" dim star IL
TO g.I, no brands -, Liable, collar
marked, right eye Out. Appraised af
fifteen dollars
j. b. E. CARAlilAE, NJ. p. d.
Pickcns Dist, July Ct 1870. II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
NOTICE.

Is hereby given thnt application will
he made to the next LEGISLATURE for an
Act inco porating the Village of Pick
ensvillc.
August II. l949. ~ 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
5NOTECE!
Jusr RECEIVED, A LARGE LoT OF
Fall and Winter Goods

for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear, of the
latest Styles and Patterns.
Grocelieo. Hardware, Crockery- ware,
Sl.oes and Boots, Saddles, Bi lies, Drugs
and Medicines, DC; i'll Of which we will
sell low for cash, as our motto is quick
sales nd small profits.
We will take in payment for Goods
10000 pounds Bees wax, 1000 pounds
Tallow.
A. B. & J. TOWERS,
No. l2, Brick Range.
Anderson c. H., s. c., Oct. 8, lS49.
90 4w
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NOTICE.

W. T. Holland has commenc I'd collec-
ting oney, and will continue so to do. as
rapidly as tile Law and William Griffin
Esq. will justify, without respect to per-
sons. both in the old and in the = etp.
Pickens, Oct 26. "a At.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
aleiters.

aAciters. 7f
Remaining in the Post Office atPicken, c
H., Quarter ending soth Sept lsa9, which
not taken ont within three month, will be sen
to tho Po't-O Hce D,psrt nans rs slell letters
George Barnes Joel Moody
VIM. Booihe John Owens
James Barren Foster Perry
James Cannon Sarah Ann Rankins
John Couch Jobp Reid
Gen. J. w. Cantey II, 6. Register
Daguerrean Artist Wm. Rowland
Garner Evans Aaron R0ber on
VIM. a. Edwards Committee Of afety
Hardy J. Fennel James n. Smith
Ira q. Gambrilf Matthew Vickry
Wm. Howard James Walker
Jesse Jones Robt Wilson
@. q. M Grcgor Samuel Wilson
DR.. II. Maxwell John B. yo,lng
p. ALEXANDER. P.M.
DC. o. 1880. s( zYCN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17

SENDING AN UMBRELLA BY TELEGsAPH
Among the very gentlemaniy Conduc.
ors on the Erie Riil DAD, none is better
known for his politcii,.ss and hum0r than
NJ. Ayres. No long since. an old l,dy
from the neighbo hood Of Binghtmpton
on the upward train of cars, when they
had passed Cochrcton. ank were upwards
of hund.ed miles from Piermon:, sud
denly mis- ed her umbrella "l'he ef
she exclaimed, dolo ou,ly, in voice that
attracted the attention of all in the cnrs,
There! do declare, l've left my um.
begel abolrd the steamboat down t0 Pier.
mont, and con i,ued bew j ing herg eat
loss ill Ayres entered. She repe ted
her g ieva .ce and sorrow to him. BLESS
you, madam" slid he, ais that all We
can put you all right in minute. Send
for it by telegraph. ma'm;" and so saying
he reached up his hind to the bell rope
th,t passes through all the cars, and jer.
ked it once or twice. and then went to a.
mother ear, where by wise arrangement,
all article, picked up on he boat are car
led along with he train. He retutncd
moment afte wards with the umbrella,
"Lo amassyp excl smel the old dy,
in a fever of delight and astonishmcnt, Il
knowed they sent lette 3 and newspapers
by the telegraph, but it's the fusL lime |
ever heard Of sending an umbrella!"--
Jour, o. Com.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
TIN w ARE I!

The Subsciber being about TO remove
from this place, has large assortment
of Him Ware which he will sell low
for cash, at wholesale or retail.
Those indebted to him will do well to
call and settle by Court, or they will find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands of
officers for collection. ,- -,
Fl. r. GASTON.
Pickens c. H., Oct. IL, ls49 % ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-17
RlEe. A. M. COX.

OF the Firm of Folger g. Cox, has ,e
moved to Fickens.illc, S. c., and may
be found. except when professionally en-
gagged, at the residence of M. F. Mitchell,
Esq,
.Scp;, 5, lSi3 ls~Sa
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-12
ADAMS HOUSE. BOSTON.

TUE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
tie public that they become proprietors OF The
above new and splendid Hotel ti4
The Adams House erected during the past season 10
supply obvious demand for Increased and superior
coninodations IN This city II Is located Washington
street, within five minu.s walk OF the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depots and The business sections OF the
fy Il is adjacent 10 tbs Park and the Cupola commands
u beautiful view OF the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed aier the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister the
and OF the traveller, and the cosruc.
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him
duce many Improvements which are, yet, peculiar to
this establishment In built Of Quincy granite, con.
lans One Hundred and Fifty Rooms, conveniently arrang
ell IN suits and single apartments, well ventilated and sup
Piled with abundance Of pure soit water. =
The Furniture made TO order from the best patterns
with special regard well to comfort and an
luxury and splendor.
Our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries Of the
season, and pledge ourselves that the rares
the season shall be found upon IL,
We have devoted unusual attention TO the selection
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance.
Porters will be In readiness the various Depos to take
change OF Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprttofs trust by strict attention 10 the
guests 10 merit share Of patronage, assuring all who may
favor them with visit that nothing shall be wanting
their part render the ADAMS HOUSE, second none In
the Union. L. d. w I. ADAMS Proprietors
L. ADAMs tR.,
r.. ADAMS,
Adams House, Boston
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues ofibe sarY
wi sdpar,ia Dandeiion IFd Cherry, and several other
Erofic Plants, whose wonderful properties
together unknown, except TO the author OF "a n
HASLEY'S FOREST WINE
II ID well known to good Chemists that all vegetable Sub
stances contain more less deeteroua properties well
az medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which are
insrd lug, tier IN every root plant aud blosom, remain
In the extracts obtained by the usual method
Of boiling &C. rendering all medicines thus prepared inert
and in many cases either iuous altogether USELESS.
This accounts In great measure for the necency vi
many medicines In curing the dasases which they profess
to cure. 80 w ;tF7 ffF HeAA seF
Il very different with Hasleys F5rest Vine by means
Of wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose u manufacturing this article the entire yrtes u
the most valuable combustion Of plants diecoyered
pure and free from every property bur those which
act in unity, an harmonize with tie constitution Of the hl.
man frame. This renders the Fbres Wine The
lent and truly valuable medicine In the world, both for it,
miraculous power OF curing well delightful favor
The F6rest Vine Ia most distinguished for is FIJI.
cacy IN renecig irunom constitutions, and curing gene
raj Ill health proceeding from disorders complaints
Of the stomach rer, heart and Kidneys including cosiire
ness, Dyspepsia, indigestion loss Of appetite and adebia.
Ted state Of The sysfeb Tree Of the Forest Wine
stores nvals Of this class TO the robust strong aud
vigorous health 1t has also proved useful in restoring in.
vads from lingering state amer severe attacks Of
Price 81 per bottle for sale at IIasleys General Depot
Cotrtland ST. New York, and by the appointed agents.
j F Callsn, only agent, Washington City.
o. NJ Linhicumi, only agent, Georgetown