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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
THE AccoMAc DISTRICT.

For desperate cases desperate remedies are IN
yoked : and The Wings Of this District have re-
sorted 10 bold physician 10 cure their complaint
Dr.. Francis Mallory Of Hampton is heir nomi-
nee for Congress. Who he is, will be mace
NANTES, by perusal Of the following graphic
sketch Of correspondent. Is il not singular thai
such tickle chaneeling should be taken up by
any pauy1 He will surely fall between the two
though Whis organ uhe N. Y. Express, We
beieve) snecrs the people OF the District as de-
serving Just such representative!
A gentleman present a the discussion between
Messrs. Ba,ly and Mallory al York, assures u
tina, General Bayly achieved great victory
and that some OF The most influential Wings
avowed their determination 70 support him, BE-
cause Of his fidelity 10 the Interests Of MS district
and Stale, and the comma ndins position ne &C.
cupies in the Halls OF Congress:
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petual warning OF the doom which a a~nS 90
such poilical weatbercocks! io


THE LATEST FROM TIE Paoiflo.
n inc Is February there were al r""a"''
.bou, llGn p.f.oas waiting tor tfanspo''a''o" 80 :.
c.,;.,,ni, ma abou, 1900 emigtan!s gu 'ne
Ishmus. nd cY-
~. s.,n,e, Oregon WAS n Panama ana eA'
n,c,cd 10 !cavr l.r San + anc'>co oe'"ee' wv
an, ,5h March. She would take aoo'' '0' POI
nns,s IN. ,mis,anl> by Inc Falcon, "ho were
.ov;,,t viii tickets. The appearance u '"e
.;,ror,s nhv,icaliy and morally, was h'sh'S
favorable. Ct, ;n,.,d,Stine
pho nroc .amation OF Gen. Smith, ihtetu',; -,
! NC ,,'m v,,i,,ns the gold piacers, had Ju>I
,..strd Caliao when Lieut. W." ON
,n. lsarns> Il had occasloned sfed' SOU
,anopinlment OF course, Ieihs 'ne 80
S1 ,.s,;nn therein. The --latest account. aGa.'
cli;.,,nia al Ca!lao were, that fecen' 80 I'M.
sad noon made Of gold pacers Wh'cn VIZ -
msn.e value; they exceeded oy Id ~, me n,ecous
heh>e .;,ns =, he abundance OF Inc Pfec,ruS
re;ies ..o,,ren,o. The merchants d. var
ihe'"' :" sad MADE enormous pronis on ,"ses
patas'o " anots proyisions &c, &c 20 Oa'i'i-
40 One cargo had been sea a. 1e"' $40
Of $4,000. ,,,snde,ce lefr Callao for
valnafasio On The ION Feptuaiyi az "e"' ="
h,Iinwino is list OF her oihcr's: Dc.
lo r"m shubrick; Lieut.. Cong l.. Page
Cor, Com G o Heywood, Montgomery Lewis, W. 7.
L Liens isaac \. Brown, H: A. Wis., Aching
S siss.r SAM Marcy; Flee' Surgeon, B Wash
;ns,on Pursc., II. ". Greene; Li-u OF Ma
, ,'as. w. W. Russell; Commodores Secretary
t ~ I,asinri.; Passed Mi.ishipmen, W: D..
ans,in +. Conover A. F. Marley, G. V. Der-
n;s,on Stevens E. English; Mldshipmen,
Chandler, Hamilton and Smith. :
The U. 5. siolehip Lexington was reported en-
yalpra,so On The 9Th Of December, with SfOO,0Uo
in California GOLD on board
A paper, the Star" has been sIa'tei at Pana-
ma by The emisranls From il We learn that
Wasnngons Birthday xas duly celebrated al
J;ef.pt nnrt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
MR. BOTTS ABROAD.


Tho Washington correspondent Of the New
York True Sun, says that there was s1ea' r.
,,icips in General 1oylor's Cabinet al MI
Bolts being supersea ey Mr. Lee as tho WING
candida,e-.,hey ha7o1R confidence in his latler
day repentance. 49,.
"Jeems. !" in the Boston Post illustrates tins
fact, in verse, as follows:
THE VIRGINIA PoLIfICiAN-AN EPlGRaM'
..Tbe fellow who slept with the Captain" claims
A Mace among the new Cabinet names,
Or some thing equally mighty
Bul the man who stood the Mexican shots
ly,II he very apt 10 he shy Of B0ns,
AS long as he keeps "Old WhIey"' jEfas'
To show what Mr.. Bots thought Of The Ia!-
Tor concern, which Greeley said "would not pay
expenses" we quote The following letter IN 'he
Louisville Democrat. The scene occurred on
the day before the Inaugural, which was eager
w drunk in by Mr.. Bolts, standing within SIX
feet of Old FAC, and which the Wing very pro
nerly designated as not at all more Whggish
than the Allison Letter, but which yet ehecteu
the most wonderful revolution in Mr.. bo'ls
mind, and transmitted candidate Taylor,
"mere soldier" and fishy Wing, into Presioen'
TAYLOR, wise statesman, and 'upright anu
downright Whig!'' The statement was very
cure nj in Washington City:
Bolts AND TAYLOR
correspondence of the Louisville democrat
WASHINGTON, March 4Ih, 1919.
John NJ. Bolts is one OF the true, thofousn -.
ipp wings, who has for The last hlteen Yeas "e
consdeled the emt6dment. Since me sn,;n
dency oil Zachary Taylor, however, M " .nga
olrv has been doubted. Wing principles nav
proba.,ly not be. n destroyed bnt 'hey nave 'eeH
placea in obeyance until Old Jack speaks
"W.hals your opinion Of the caoine', W.,
Potls7" said friend to him yesterday On '"e
street. two ,be
"Why, sir. for Southern man to give ,ae
majority 10 he North, is what ! can't well IN
BOT are they not all good Clay Wings, ehf
"Clay Whigs pshaw There IS mol one q
them Clay Whig.' c,,n,s ~
as moi Tom Ewing friend oil C'ays
"Nom -
"What do ycu think OF CIayton7"
"Clay in The pouers hands, sir"
"What 10 you think Of Meredi'hl"
"A locofoco-hafd-m y.iree.lrade-whis, anu
who voted lor Skunk, the Locotoco Governor Oh
Pennsylvania" ,:oon
ayes ri support II; but can't follow SUM- II
,hey don, lead trump card"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
DINWIDDIE COUNTY.

AT an adjourned meeting oi the citizens OF Dir
wi die county, irrespective OF parties, held a. he
Court House, on The l9thday OF March, lS49 on
motion Of DR. Henry G Worsham, VIM h Good
win was called ,o Inc Chair and DR. James II
Brander appointed Secretary.
DR. Worsham stated ihalthe objec' ot'he meet
ing was 10 appoint committee 10 prepare pre-
ambe ami resolutions IL he reported 10 snbse.
onen meeting, rea,lv. 10 The unwai1aniable IN
reference oil lhc non-slavrhoting Safes, With the
institution al domestic slavery
DIE Fl Smith, moved that this committee con.
sisl Of Is members: whercupon the Chairman
appointed tie following gentlemen, w: DR. VIM
F Thompson, Dr Henry Worsham, Col w
Gillian, DR. Z II Smith, Benjamin B. Vaughan,
Or. Francis Jones, Joseph J Royal, Or James
Boi>seau, Cap: Francis w Mason, James Bots
seau, Or VIM Scott. John p Crump, and Per-
ry l. Derby
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
ai,ied u the Committee.
On motion al DR. Thompson,
Resolved, That The proceedings OF this meeting
be published in the Richmond and Petersburg pa
pers.
Resolved That his meeting do now adjourn
to meet again on The 2lst Gay Of May next, being
cour. day.
WIN. Fl. GOODWIN. Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
Fer me E,nquircr
TIT nc EH4Ht7U
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF HANOVER

TO The oEhOChh - pr Lt.h1'o Io'
Seeing from me last pr per that YOU are request
"a n ,n,er al yunr next court 10 select some SUIT
,hgc nerson a. yonr candidate Tor IN" next Le-
g;lature ii Virginia, avail myself II call u
hr,np 10 youf consideration me name Of Your TEL
lac ci,,zso. Edward w Morris, Than whom no
IN. wonA IT, more acceptable 10 ne Democrats
n his n-,rhtoEhuod and the County generally
n afarcs me- pleasure 10 testify ~ the ntness 81
Mr. Morris in The present state Of our Toil'ical
ho,iz,n. He is a young gentleman 81 sound an
nrac,icaI opinions, popular and ailablr manners
ami a warm ard jealous Supporter 81 Southern
r,ohls. II brhnoyes you, ic!low-cIlrzehs, a you
love the risn's and privileges guaranteed you o.
he Constitution and avs Of your country aLG
identified with your existence as Tree ami inde'
n.nd.n, ci,izrns vi a sovereign STATE 10 select !:
man as sound IN the Southern question as.youI
ah,e ana gifted candidate iur Congress, James ~
Sstion. With sucn man as MI. NJ rms, Won!
candidate for The county, you cannot iaii IN mar
monizibe the friends OF Democratic principle.
and Soulhern rights, ami thus secure The success
n vnur congressional candidate and glorious
victory 10 he county.
Democrats, know you appreciate principle
mo,e man sell prom,'nn! Then assemble, Is
hand Of brothers, and lei your deliberations D.
marked by harmonious Thought and action an,
select Your most popular ant available man, De
lermined IA do all in your power, ionorahlv, Il
nromoe his election. ANXIOUS POPULl.
HANOVER, 20,h March. 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
JANIS H. BRlSDER, Secretary.

The etior oi The New Orleans. Bulletin, wri-
ting from Washington IN The An 81 March is
gully oi most eereeious blnnder. He says:
III vas we'll understood, hat unless Mr.. Han
neean was cothrmed he civil and diplomatic
bill would moi BE- signed By The President, on The
pre'ence lhal it was not passed previously 10 II
o'clock" The whole story is false as well as
absurd, as We happen 10 know. who were fully
behind the scenes on that memorable night.
TTu,ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
coMlTY.-wei observe tn

NATIONAL COMiTY.-Wei observe tn a
Johr B. Dillon, Esq, an eminent Irish barriser,
and an exile patriot from his own unhappy
country, vas recently admitted by the Supreme
Court OF New York, ct g'atia and without The
usua requirements, TO ? aciice as al Auoincy
and Counsellor. He is Represented 10 be gen.
lieman Of high character and brilliant attain
menls. Emmett, Sampson, Gallain and others
were admilled under lie same comfy 10 kim
dred nation PHILADELPHIA NeNs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
audreW Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, o..
ATE ~ tlninry, Illinois, has .eihfnrd lo - y, !,
amend and /. IL practise IN the Courts hrid :" -
.,,v and county. and hr adjoining counties "a,
VI once "'e' ;iay 2-l,'se
slrrrt.
cIirD MEETING OF THE STOCKHoLpt"
Of THE LOUISA RAILROAD COMPASf
At IN. last session of the Genera! Assembly, ~ IT.,
"A was p,..rd Tor tunnrng thr Blue Ridge ~ ~
FISH Gap requiring the acceptance OF The IohPin:
mr.t,ns If the Stockholders will ne held u ~
H., ,.ou,r.hou on Monday, th- 23J of April. WIZ
their attention will b. called To this subject
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Trra'e'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

po,k,s administration was not proscriptve; and
i General Ia loI chooses 10 ialsly his PLEDGES,
he canno, avail Himself Of tic pea that has oeeh
offered BY his friends ard followers lot II Is uh-
,,ua IN mimi II face.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
MISS KATE HORN

Takes her benefit this night, and Tor the last
time in the season will the public De pleased
with her performance. She has chosen a most
admirable bill. Jack Sheppard is one Of the
most entertaining Dramas for popular audiences
that could be picked out The striking Incl
dents of Ainsworth's famous Romance are ar
ranged with grea, spirit and effect, and the
piece is full Of intense int crest, from hrst y
last. Ii has never been brought out here, and
will. therefore, be altogether new 10 our play
going public. /, was Mrs Keeley's great part
in London.
Miss Horn is one Of the best stock actresses
that has ever gone through an engagement on
these boards She is one of the very few OF the
present company who have done their best IN
every ,hirg, and who have been always up TO
their parts She has amused aud entertained us
all in very great diversity of parts. She de.
serves bumper for her benefit and if there IS
any good feeling in pit or boxes, she will cer-
tainly get it. ;.
"Sasher and Crasher,' one Of the funnies'
FarceS IN The Woriu, VIII ioIio" VIC 'u'S'
niece. This, too, is new here-never before
brought out in Richmond.
OF this pretty woman and sweet actress we
have recently said but littIe-though early IN
the season We frequently noticed her with COM
mepda,ion. /, has been because she has made
so favorable an impression on the public, as TO
require no compliment. She has always gwen
pleasure 10 her audience, and served TO besue
many long hour She, therefore, deserves
liberal share OF public smiles and patro mage Cd
her last appearance to night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
March 23-dGctf
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

81.
T aN authorised BY Robert P. Somervill, q ,,,f
j see "a -eil Ia. Tract Of Land on The kninu rs
near Ta,lor's Ferry, containing, by iar ~ wv, 81.
acre. There are on IL $50 acres of saiuape y,ry
TON. ready for cultivation. The hish 'ans y,,.on d
suprriof quality and we'll adaprd 10 thr cu,,a ne
tobarco wh-a, and corn. Persons drslfink, sao
land viii please call on Nr Arml-ead stnf', 70
lives IN the nriphborhood. and VIII TAX. p,ea,,ya,.ef
showing it, TERMS will be made 70 SUI. ~ r,cToN.
Attorney fos Robert r so tUf
Henderson. Granville co, NJ, M he" ----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
Rank " aNTEC

II .
St,liE subscriber having rented the ne:tfan var
] Bacon Quarter Branch, formerly occtpird ~ =
Fem-y hough,l WISHES to purchase Spanish am ~,
nut OAK Bark Tor which III, highest prtc- wa =" ~
IA cash. For further Information, apply A. ~. .,ep
Yard VI. y. Tah'''
March 0--ciNIyl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
SAMUEL AYRES,
Commission Merchant,

RICHMOND, virginia
WILL give his personal atrn''"" % w -
oa;re- y",th.arst corner Columbian Hotel.
March q-dSrIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
New ROUTE FROM SoRroLk t. THE NORTH

NEW MUTE fhoM unfSLh = 80 ~
w, find The following in the \. \. Tfibnn":
Al the late session OF The Delaware Legislature
an act was passed, Incorporating COMPANY L.
construct Railroad rcm Dona River, near D..
yer. acoss % Seaioid on The Naniicoke River, a
naylgable steam pouring into the lower part OF
chesapeake Bay, near The Taneier ISLANDS.
This route ayoits the difficulties and delays Of
Chesapeake Bay navigation, 1877 miles, from
Norfolk 10 Baltimore. Il proceeds up the Sound
81 miles. from Norfolk 10 me Nanlicoke River;
50 miles mp ihal river 10 Sediofd; and 40 miles
by railroad 70 Dover, arriving al D"na from
three "a len hours before passengers can reach
Baltimore by the Bay route.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
AN Att concerning the Virginia Regiment uf Nolun
Ir..L.-- ri MaLcu MN lsil.

i-rrs-pa-srd March iurh 1919.
Whereas, 10 provision made by tir act entitled an
ACT pfn:d Ii. luI The py lnd subsistence o the Nfg
MIA Regiment az Volunteers, called INTO The service -
The United STATES under rrquson at the President
~ the United Sini.s If The sixteenth OF Novrmbaf,
eighteen hundred aud ioTty-sii,'' parsed D-rrmbtf
ninth, eighteen hundred aud ferry for paying -aG
Volunteers fIDm hr date al their enlistment Ia tile umt
- electlns tii-ir company ofic-fs:
Re II, therefore enacted b. thr General Assembly,
That he soldiers II sand shall be- r"nritrd
having brrn ~ the service 81 Ih- State Of VirlnA
from date ~ thrIr enlistment until mustered M"
the at ~, Ihitcd states, AID shalt bt ritlttH
paid accunne The following fat-s-thr piisatr
prisar.. the commissioned and non Conlnlssnh.d
officers ptirat-S until th-Ir respective "rginZH'N
COMPANIES by thr election IL iiGris auh therein
ihr officers elected A. officers, according To iaN
madr, 10 be made ~ any al iir SAID volunteers, =
the pay allowed thI- act. the act al when y =
amrEdatnfy, shall he nui and void, and The dsbuihs
nfc-r IN PAYNE The samr whrir II shat hr pai !" ~
agent atnrnry, shall require an aiiiiSi ny sH.n
attorney, THAI he hath IntrIest or rldim =
sale mortgage Otherwise. III Or IL thr shid pay ~
that lie do;h hrlirvr tai the hat been M.
sold transferred Ia any other person, but thit y "
ihr sole ani benefit nt the SAID suiunierf ny -
rcntrf administrator.
Br u further ctalt-d, That the Of sii th"is4ht
dollars lr, aud Tie sam. hereby appropriated,
much br necessary, enable The Governor OF tins "h
monwrat to carry int execution THIS act: ffu'use
however Thai The appropriations heretofore ina"r
regard 10 the expenses 0i said volunteers shal' pe ~
exhausted.
TIN, shall be in force from tie passing Thereof
March 27--cG
CT The norfolk Herald, Petersburg Eepuoiltla
ISnchbufg Republican. Abingdon Democrat, Nhfp'
i-h the above thfice each. and send their account
thr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27

Tom Hyer he Pugilisl, has been found gull
" by a Kent county, (Mt) Jury, and fine 700
dollars. with costs, running The amount up TO
abou, 1000 dollars There being no law asaIns'
..Prize-6s hing" in Maryland, lIyer was con
yicled OF assault and battery"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

Mr. Buchanan has been waited on by large
number al Democrats 10 evince their respect
for his virtues and services, and regrets al MS
leaving the capital.
TX in the Baltimore Sun says that there IS
still crowi oil hungry office hunters IN me CITY;
IN, ina, no home appointments will be made be-
fore the Isl May, and no foreign appointments
before he Isl July. He adds that Mr. Norris,
larely appointed Surveyor OF The Port OF Phila-
delnhia, twill be ouisted."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27

Section |. Tax On land
houses AMI lots IN town.
slaves; horses; watches;
clcrss; gold OF silver p'a'r'
Section :. Tax On nnihe
or p'rasiirr Carriages -"
pianos aud harps.
SECTION 3 Tax on inue :
rest of money loaned ali
on interest, dividends ana
profits derived from invest
l,-nts IN public bonds AMI
ION, stock companies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27

We regret 10 hear tia, The dwelling house 81
Williams Carer, ESQ., Al Bfoadneck, on the Pa
munkey, in Hanover, was totally destroyed ny
fire on Saturday last Il is supposed 10 be accI-
dental.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27

ILLEGAL ZEAL.-The political canvass IN
VIRGINIA is pr, crossing with mucn yisor especi-
,llv nm me SIDE Of the Locoiocos. a recent
meeting OF theirs in King George county, their
zeal hoiled over into resolution declaring that
,nex determined leach one 10 do more Than cast
his yo,eo a Inc election. This, however IS
common failing with Them.
lPi,iad,iphm North American.
The Wing papers, led on by the Richmond
Wing, in attempting 10 make capital out oil ms
remark. show themselves 10 be most wrelcned ca
vilers and desperate hair.splil'ers. Inc phrase
canno, be tortured into the meaning that any one
will eo,t more than one vole-bui that, IN addi-
ton Ia giving his VOTE each one vii "do more
will use his Influence 10 gel voters 10 the polls anc
secure The success OF the Congressional ami SIate
candidates, who are fully wcahy OF The mcsi zsa-
Ions pxertions Of our friends. The hing IS SO
plain, lha, "he who rurs may read i"-but a
party press has twisted and perverted The Ian
suage, and hcreupon based ~anton charge CT
open violation If he elective franchise on Inc
part Of Democrats! Their construction Is as
wild and lalitadnous as hat Of he Constitution,
by which lhey would swallow up Stale Rights.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-27
RICH ON ID, Va.
Tuesday Morning, March n, is49.
ruE TIMEs-THE oRGAN-TaE NEW ADMINS
ISTRATIOS.

We ask the attention OF our readers TO The ioi-
lowing extract from the Richmond Times u
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-20
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

TUE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the pubic, that they have become proprictora OF the
above ami splendid Hotel
The Adams House erected during the past TO
supply obyioua demand for increased and superior
this city II IL located Washington
street. within five minus walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depos and the business sections Of the
fy II Ii adjacent to the Park and the Cupola commands
4 beautiful view OF the IIarbor and adjoining towns.
The House has been constructed after The most approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister TO the
comfort and convenience of the traveller, and the
tors long experience in hotels as enabled HIM 10 intro
,iuce many improv which are, yet peculiar
this establishment. II s built Of Quincy granite and
One Hundred and Fiiy Rooms, eniently arrang
ed in suits and single apartments, Well ventilated and cup
Piled with abundance Of pure soft water.
The Furniture mai. TO order from the best patterns,
with special regard well TO comfort and convenience,
luxury and splelldor
Our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries If the
season, and pledge ourselves that the rurtIes
the season shall be found upon II. t-
We have devoted unusual attention TO the selection Of
servants and guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance. tt.
Porters will be In readiness the varous Depots take
charge Of baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprieors trust by strict attention TO the Of
guests 10 merit share OF patronage, assuring n who may
favor them with visit, that nothing shall be wanting
their part, render the ADAMS IIopsR second
the Union, l.. w T. ADAMS, Proprieiors.
l.. ADAMH, JR., &Q2HE ~ -
wM. r. ADAMs g9fA ta..e t t-
Adams House, boston.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-20
VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

lIANUTACTdREDf from the combined virtues ofrhe szr,
vi saparid, De1deiion, Hld Cherry and several other
EToie Pais, whose wonderful curative properties al
together unknown, except to the author OF @8,5
5ag HASLEYiS FOREST WINE o
Ia well known 10 good chemists, that all vegetable sub
stances contain eEs deleerious properties well
as medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which
hused together In every root, plant and BLOSSOM remain
ns.parabe In the extracts, obtained by the usual method
Of boiling &c rendering all medicines Thus prepared inert
and IN many cases either injurious altogether useless
This accounts In great measure for the ineisncy OF 80
many medicines in curing the diseases which they proFs
10 cure. E71
syery different with Hasieys forest Vine by
OF wonderful chemical apparatus invented Ion the express
purpose Of manufacturing this article, the entire virtues d
e most valuable combination o psnts Uncovered is
obtained pure and free from every properly bn those whc
act In unity, and harmonze with the constitution The u
man frame. This renders the FNesf Wine ,he excel
lent aud truly valuable medicine In e world both fDr "
miraculous puwer OF curing well delightful flavor
The Forest Wine Is most distinguished for It's great eff
caey In renefi,g nornouf constitutions and curing gene
raj III health proceeding from dsoIds complaints
Of the stomach, iirer heart and kidurys including sosre
NESS ayspsd, indigestion, loss o appetite and deba
ted state IF HE syssn Tree use Of the Forest Wine
stores nvalis Of this class the robust strong aud
vigorous health II has also proved useful in restoring
vaIds from lingering state after we're Of
Price u per bottle, for sale al Haseys General Depot
Cor'rrland st., New York, and by the appointed agents
J. y Callan, only agent Washington City.
D. NJ Iinihcun only agent, Georgetown.