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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al PR
VI

: Agent for Joseph +. Montgomery, with iul auth
lity I" SELL hereby oi'rr, privately, hS 'auab
Lands, situated on Rockiish river, Ia Nelson county
has rroprrty has been IN market tor ti- AL !"
years, j. known 10 many, and tins cifcnm-llh
induce 10 SUPPOSE, either that The land J. y
hrsirnh, TIA, II has been held n too high p,-
SrItirr 81 tue,r suggestions, however, u correct
inns Estate -. IN tflth, hesitate not Ia assert. unr
I'll, insi ,iinaar o. rs ~ lhr state, whril,i I
painting, tarmInso Or .rthlns purposes; aud alhoa.E
far pdIr Has heretofore been insisted on, great =
gam may now H. had. the owner being determine
self Al Whatever pricr his property VIII command VIZ
iainy presumed Ia purchasers.
he entire tact c"Ilans about $50 acres, lSi su
boiug bouom land Of the highest productIvrn-ss. y
Nhn.iy tree iiuia overflow.
Tue highland, generally, Is of excellent qualify Il
lies fs"Tabiy Tor cnivaton-ahont three hundred y
hity acres beng ALREADY cleared The wood and 4
wc linhrrrn a. any land IN Virginia there b,ins W.
II an abundance ~ white oak, Spanish OAK i.Ia
hickory, chestnut locust and walnut The wn"r {
tatc unusually well W2trr~d, and The siu3ton
mai kabis healthy.
fLis property iirs within twenty two miles Of "
ni~vlilr. tile James River Canal, IT, winch par,
,tc-i.n road y nearly completed and III di~anIr "
the contemplated route 81 the Lnn.i Railroad, u
E,.-in hsr ~ tie Blue Ridge j. only about u mi.
The place WI bs Sold In nnr tract or II vii ~ -
led INTO twp ~ three tracts, ~ may be preferred
purchasers, each wfh sufficient Improvements I.
4 due amount of CLEARED and wood and, AMI .
supply al wafer The man dwelling, situated ~
centrally IN thu estate Is An IT client BRICK bpl.
Handsomely situated, with necessary nnl-housr-
4 tuifh II the plrcha9- money viii be- rrqliri
Maud. an; The balance III three equal annual ift
mcHts, $. about Interest.
Possession ~ill i. gwen at any time, though ia's 3
~ raiinnS Wt,l he carried mnil sale hr ri'c
vs. address, /, Greenfield, Nelson cousIy, VIZ
near which place reside.
woGli respectfully invite all who may h. i's (.
! - hus Ia gave cary call. my purpose t'i.
jan Jo-cu JAMES HAZE
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p,ougy,s, Yaouyt,>. Pyou~h,,

lUSi received, full assortment OF Prouty 4 MrH
celebrated premium, sell sharpening and crnft
dfilGsht PloUGiiS. To which invite the partcui4
attention III fatm-r> IN want Of 4 superior article
intend keeping supply OF the above Ploush- con
stinly um hand. PARKER,
Nam street, III door below the Union Hotel.
Mnrrh ol--ni & ella YiI & WHY
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s q a e ID

New Yong, February 9th, leg
sIJlLI.IAM JACQGEl.IN TAYLOR lakes TINS d
~ thoi e informing his friends in Virginia, :
"a generously su-tunri him durin. the last Snmu
and Fali NJ RlthSun's Hotel, that he has lei I
House aud l. now engaged NJ the AMERICAN u
TEi. corner II BrodIwdy and Barclay streets, .
uppr,its The Park, where lie solIcts conlinutrr'
tlrlr f..vnrs March l-diOl9 cgm
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Telrpraphrd for the Baltimore American, (Whg)
~ en,,cm ~ Il n,iI IN II VI

w ASHlSGT"N aVh'I o--lU y. u.
R0mored Difficulty In the Ca6net -Proba6i.
Changes GennaI Taylor gong to work-
Washington CITY .4ppoi"tmea's : R'mor :
Bat,m"re appointments : Thee .7.pGissr'
.4Jpoiated Philadelphia co.isc orship Ger
gymen's Viss 10 Gen. Taylor, Sc
kulnufs have Deen Tile To-day U difficulties u
the Cabinet n regard 10 appointments. aud no
Mr. CLAYTON wishes 10 60 10 England. In Thu
event Mr.. Mcfcdh vii BE- Secretary q Staie
and Mr.. Evans Of Maine, Secretary OF In
Treasury. The otfice-seekers like this latter al.
raneemrnt
rne Connecticut and Rhudc Island election
nave had great inluence on The u 'oinet IS i,
the necessity If removals and appointments, AMI /
Is rumured tnat General Tayiuf says .LaI he i
no,p going 10 ,oork The oDt;e-sceAels are nlsnly
grained Al tins declaration.
The appointment oil Mr. Fnnam, as Wan!ct
of he Penueniiafy, does moi give central salts
faction, and IS SAID 10 have been occasioned d
his teas, a, The Relay HoGsc when Gen. Tayo
arrived Ih,rc
IS also rumo.ei, but rot believed, that Cai.
Pickru has received The appointments Of Cole
ryr ii he Pon OF Baltimore, ard Col. g. Z
Kane that .. Uaisd '-aes Marshal, Elias l.
.if,lIln. MAYA Officer, ard Mr.. Maddox, Pos
master d. Bnlnm re-
l. j, also rumored ha. Richard Wal!ack, ESQ.
M. been appoiaed District a lcrDey luf ne lis
lrrt 81 Cuiumb,s, IN! Mr.. William A. 3 ad!c!
Marshal u! The Dist'ict.
The Balilm re appointments we're cenalnil
under consideration to-day, but think ihd; u
mos prnninen OF tee appointments "cre delay
81 by The Cabiast disssniion above mentioned.
am certain, however. maj three apptaisei'
have been appointed ior Baitlm.rc, to-day, on
have aot We, asceItaIntd her names.
Governor Johnston ri Pa. is sail - b. iavoF
ing the appointment oi MIR. Peacoc. i"f P.sI'nas
cr Of Philadelphia to-day. MIR. Jonah Randal
ard his friends 90 for George w. Reed Tor Col
iecor oil Philadelphia.
No less tnan eleven o. the candidates ior u,
pailadelphla Coilec;piship arrived here to-day
and all accidentally met al breakfast liable a. Wi
iards Hotel ihis morning.
Messis. ebert, Benson and II. Tamadee ar
here. il IS said. as opposing candidates Il MI
Fuller for NJ New York Marshalship
The CIcrsymrn comprising the PfesbyteTy 9
this section. nov in session here, called on IN
President Today in a body.
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Ex President Polk, on his arrival at Memphis
on Tuesday week was welcomed BY Hon Spen
Ger Jarnagin, on benalt OF the citizens. He de-
clined a dinner and ball, aud proceeded ID.
same day TO Nashville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

II We learn tia, ,be Board of Public WORKS
have elected Col Cuz-t Engineer OF The Moun-
tain Section Of The Railroad, and he is nov On
an expedition 10 examine the recent improve
ments in lunneiipg. As soon as ne returns Inc
work vii! be lie, on, 10 contractors.
[S.Gun!on Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10

A correspondent q ne Norfolk Argus speak
ing of the interesting meeting in Accnmac, the
proceedings Of which We Published in Saturday,
paper, says:
"Wr. Wise'S speech on The occasion was one
Of III. finest efforts of human genius. In manly,
grand and ovcrpowering eioqueuce il conld not
oe surpassed Would 10 God il had been posi-.
Bile Tor every man in Virginia, in the South, 10
have been present and heard il, should then
feel no tear Tor the result ut This unhallo~ed in
vasion upon our domestic institutions by our
brethren Of the Nortn u
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 5th instant, by the Rev Mr. v
Mr.. ROBERT H. ROWE. In Miss MaRGApiraEr'as
HEFFLEY-both OF this city. =
Married, on Tuesday, the eth March, by,,s
Jas -. Taylor, MI. PETER EvERE TT. 10 N.' neg
ISA l.. SEAL-a!I of this city. ~
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"LITTLE TENNESSEE"

We regret 10 see that in portions Of this dis
trict there is some division, owing 10 the multi
plici,y Of Democratic candidates. While in
Russell there are three Wings and ore Demo-
cratic candidate, in Lee there arc two canf-
dacs, in Tazewel! three candid aIcS, and in Scott
tour Democratic candidates and one Wing We
cordially second the noble exertions oil The
Abingdon Democrat 10 prevent mischievous
consequences, by concentrating upon The strong
est man in each county.
In The Senatorial District we regret TO see
that Capt. George Cowan, aficr havirs" pledged
his word and sacred houor," and entering into a
written agreement IL wi'hdra@, has reconsdered
nj, determination. and has concluded 10 run in
onnosition 10 Col Richmond, the regular nomi-
nee We have The kindest feelings Tor Captain
C and We appeal 10 his good sense and patriots
ism no, 10 encourage the arts Il our ADVERSE
ries, BY pursuing course which must reflect in
Jury upon himself and his party
In Wy.hc county, George Walton, Esq, is
the Democ attic Candidate, and C"lon'' Thomas
J. Bod, "TaTlor Grmoc.at, he lIh'g can1i-
da,e AMI nothing else We a:yse lhr Colonel
H. drop his old name, and come out as a Wing.
Tnc "Tay!or" disguise canno conceal his per
Ice; afliIialiun with the Wing party.
In smy.h, Maicr II. B. Thompson is The
Wing candidate Tor reelection, and John NJ.
Campbell, Esq, The Democratic candidate. We
hone 10 see Smy,h redeemed.
Call
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Mr.. Henry Aban, whose card appears
hclow. announcing him as a candidate for
Congress in this District, Informs US that ne i
neither WING nor Democrat, and that ne n
tends 10 run upon issues enlire'y aparl from the
established pnetS Of either Of the two great po!il.
cal pa,,i-s. he promises 10 raise "a tempest
and "riGc OF The whirlwind," I've though lha,
was already Sufficiently raiSed; hu, we aPpre-
bend that here are already loo MANY candidates
n the field who have had the start ofhim. 70 allow
him much hope OF success. BY The "ay we are
unable to inform tie vaters whether Mir. a. is a
Bots Lee or a Secdon mana very mporlan;
question with some just now. We presume,
however, MI. a. is in favor Of himself above all
others. II may be iha, he comes forward as a
compromise candidate. He halls from 'ha'
much neglected village, Manchester.
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IN THE VOTERS OF THE SlXrH CONGRESS
- sInN.f nISrRIl'r

SIGNAL DISTRICT
Gentlemen: | am a candidate for your sui
lraees. | shall be al Cnesle fell Cnnr, on Mon
tay. and will az ress the ciizens OF Richmond on
THURSDAY nigh, al a p ace that shall hereafter pe
made known. May | hope that you will honor
me win hearlne2
shall raj the loud tempest, and, tree from alarm
shall ride on the whiriwind and lead on the
HENRY ARi,Ah
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MRS. SHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL FOl
YOUNG Ii DIES,
Eaf npAua STaENpnN IIRcINIA

Henderson. Granville co ), NC, March t-c,f
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J Jsns 5 3. 6's' .secrets'ies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-05

T ITTLEILs LIVING AGE, NO 29l, l21S CENrS-CoN-
IL tents IL rontenelle the signs OF DEATH Quarterly
Review; There and back again. chap. wi xviii Tats Ma
gaIne; 5. Growth of tho metropolis, Spectators The
saehss Of the The drama o. the Crim-
nexaon Spectator g. Dismissal Of the French ministry,
Examiner Tke reception due 10 Kossuth, Walter Saw
Lander. Short ArtieesThe Chinese in California, Lola
hontss PoetryTo fred.rik. Brensr shakspesre Read
ns diversion bear the mornings rehection Published
weekly At six dollars year. by E. Ltt Co.. Boston, and
sold by Dewitt Davenport Tribune buildings.
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

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~ atieipine the Pos. Once New Orleans, L--At the
ssrrton consisting Of Novels History. Biography soisnt
~. Commercial, Geographical, and Medical Works. Also
principal Daily and Weekly Nswspsp.rs and Magazines
Conn try orders article in the trade supplied
varded with despatch. Books mailed Pronpt attention
paid any ordered BY mail roregs Books
10 order. J. o. MORGAN
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Once, New Orleans La.
Ps--Cemplete arrangements have been made with the
Rncipal Publishers the Union, for supply Of
tho works as fast as issued To- n.
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surEsur CerRr ~ rnE USfrrD srArrs.-Yesterday
berg the day appointed by law for the com nencement
q the term Of the supreme Court OF the nited
States the oviug members a the court At II o'clock
TOOK their ttsts upon the bench, via: hr Justice
Mclean. Mr. Justice CatrCn Mr. Justice Woodbury..
The abserce Of thief Justice Tsuey snd other meu,-
hrs of the court IL sucsutly sccounted for By The
severity Of The prevailing storm on Sunday sad yester
day 90 National lated g,tser, Dee. :.
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AmUSEmHNTa,


ID ter Wednesday evening. psesnSer sh. Isis WIN %
Ssn. asa ID. ses rals ssss
PafsSs, ~ SiSs:t zrs% i:s NJ H.p Psna D.
bfs S P H d. Ys.r Mr. nsy.'' the g",d.
M wnss. Anne e As:r. as. !0ss,H 9e
osOeE Boxes: s5s Pit and Gallery ne N''-lA i''' >
CHANrRAy's NATIONAL raEArRE-wsDNssDAY
shh H. e
SSSoTSSsPs csHnsa NJ 8: Tsylss NJ Issss, T%a. #.
Mr. E,nltOn; %illsD. VI. Dunn Louisa LcystriSS Mrs.
P iasr ,.n. Phnsss Mrs Sutherland Boxes 20 CENTS
vI Mr. evening Dec. 6th will be per-
@s saea sH4n Nd.
z zs sSas SsP Mi NS19 nEs M
NJ Siln.on Fran. hsnra Nj Fips w5ss hss;
s sSy vi. M ss ss ssSss rn
NATIONAL THEATRE MRS. BOWERS. (LArE MISS
Ss ss full her Cd friends
9TH December s4s when he will have the honor Of present
s drama sasi raE F' rRaRG
TER psna nasssns and Ellen Mrs Bowers
4 NlfCuS, ASTON PLACE, THIRD AVENUE AND
Eighth srset-srd night Of Dan Reewednesday, Dec.
and splendid effects in the circle the troupe
In AmsrieaTIavsstios Of Shakespeare Burlesque Inita
tons Of Booth Forrest Kesn, and Naseady Comic fmpro
and u i% ssrS6 ana
Verse Jokes and Conundums the Eccentric Trick Horse
Arossooi the beautiful Dancing Horse Butterfly and the
Rose, May Flower aud aladdin. Boxes 25c children, half
price; Pit Is Doors at hapast 8; TO commence at
MANHATTAN CIRCUS, GRAND STREET, NEAR
lA the williamsburg ferry-Srd appearaneeof the ia
mons clown Dan Gardner Srd appearance Of Madame Ca
Mr. James Nixon and his talented Pupils Sd night Of the
new fantomims Wednesday evening Dec D. superb Display
in the Ring Borsemanshp Gymnastics Classic Poses bril-
Boxes 20 cents Pit l2 Gallery eolorsd people,
2 eents Doors oren at halt past6 to commence At 4
ONCERT, AND ENGLIsH BALLAD sOIREE, AT
" the Chinefe Museum Rooms Mr. t. q. Paige assisted
BY his three daughters Miss Georgna Paige Miss Emily and
feripg to his friends and the public in general Musical En-
terament at the above place. Saturday evening Decem
Der 10TH S upon which occasion will bs Performed for the
first time variety Of pretty Songs aud Ballads Of the latest
publication The first part Of his programme will consist
selections frt the splendid Annual titled the
Melody for 1850 Tickets 20 cents each, be had at the
principal stores. for particulars gee small bills
II Asst GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CON-
day evening December before his departure for the South.
by Luigi Elena Nine Minna Muller Roya private singer
his hsjea the King OF Hanover and the Dake of Bruns
Apnihale Pianist Of 10 OF age Admssion-singe
tickets so eeng to be had the open at
commence at o'clock No postponemen account Of the
weather.
7 YNCHs CONCERT HALL, NO. 2G BowERY, DE-
Tie celebrated Eithopan Band Il Boston narmOais in
conjunction with the Concert Company forming eonbna
tion Of talent net TO found in similar in
the world. Adnieeon 6 cents. Performance
atduuaYter paptT o'clock precisely.
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SCHOOLS. &c.

A PERSON PERFECTLY COMPETENT TO TEACH
N young children desircus OF obtaining Situation in
respectable family She Is eQnpsent slo, Of
tusmahers and ilor work and will make herself generally
useful Terms moderate Good references given and
required. Inquire AZ No. p frankfort street.
A PRISON, PERFEcTLy COMPETENT TO FIJI TBs
N tun ion Of Teacher 20 young cdren, Seamsress in
TespeCtstle family desires such tuati0n She COED
drtsnsker, mliner aud taler,ss Terms moderate Most
stsastory refereree gyen and required Appy at Ne ~
Dr.nkfcrt street.
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FIN ANC1AL.
NAVAL STORE 8.

CUsToM HOUSE, NEW YORK, COLLECTORS OFFICE
~ Nov. q, Sealed proposals win be received at this
Shse I'll the 18th day Of peosmbsr next for the supply Of
Raons the United States Revenue Cutter this
for the year the hrst day Of January
1he ration for the cutter service the that allow
In the naval service emitting the liquor and consists Of
articles enumerated in the following table TO witt
Fractions 81 o
POUNDS. OUNCES. PINT.
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BENJAMIN VI. VILE,
PAster % the Methodist Church, Pleasant v ALLEY.
HApIIAI MINISTER'S

JNPoRTANT MEDICAL woRk-EyERY ONE AZ
feced with certain diseases would consult his
res BY obtaining DR.. Raphs Practical Private Trestise
Tie nature sympom and consequences Of
vertoA disease plainly and distinctly described ncu-
dng diseases resembling yeneres Go be found In no ohe)
On nasturbaton self pollution much and
Information gwen, with the ony and
Structure s perfect and radical also, ali tho remedies
the proper dpses msde % preparing Sc &C. faithfully
given 20 a. 70 be practically useful 20 in every
place and the only truly practical work published FOR
neral use. Seventh edition, s2 pr with plates rTcs.
soa ty IRE Auhcr ~ Green ch street. BY post mailed
lfkera. g Ann street.
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INTELLIGENCE By TIE NAILS.
Our Washington Correspondence.

Our Washington CoIresPOndsnce.
WAsnrrGroH, Dss. Q, 1s4s.
The Contest for sPsskershiP.
Well, the session has opened and We have had de-
monstration. Four parties have taken the field. Mr..
Winthrop gets 90 through four successive balotinss
Mr. Cobb gets 1o2 and 1O3 wilmot average vote Of
eight and Gentry Of Tennessee the candidate Of the
Southern wings an average vote Of SIX Horace Mann
and four others get the scattering balance From this
vote 1t Is evident that unless some arrangement
be made with the free sellers neither party elect
They have, as understand declared In unalterable
determination not to vote for Southern democrat
Tor Mr. winthrop, who Is obnoxious to the charge Of
constructing commiteesin the last Congress Ia
that did not meet their views
move Is on foot to coerce the wbig party into the
support Of some Southern whig-perhaps Mr. Gentry;
but from the tone Of the Northern members in caucus
such move is little likely to be successful.
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FINE ARTS.

A MEXICAN ART ukIoN.--THE DISTRIBUTION
"A viii take place at Nibe on the evening Of Dee 2st.
and ladies admitted One thousand works of
Paintings Sculptures, statuettes and Medals in Bronze
will be allotted to the members Among the paiatngs
abe vorts Of Leut Durasd Huntington, Edms nds Gray
Ro,herme Church. Bingham, Glass. Doughty, Morse dig
peas Ranney Vest Inness sesrns ieee BoAhsd, nisei
ATtiss Of which cost si50o si0o. $3.50 and many
600 each. Each member 10 titled copy Of the beau
sful engraving Of Youth from Coles painting which 10
superior ever before executed in ,hs country
wing 1t Acknowledged by all who have eiamipsd the
eoisn has boon erhistedf In Ams
rca equally rich in attraction The subscriber for the pre-
sent has unequallea eppoItsny for achieving the
pie purpose Of Obtaining valuable return for small in
yesmen securing the session Of superior work.
t ing his tase for art and Of sfordng announcement 20
Should be made early. Free Galleries containing the paint
tngs ke open day And evening No. M Broadway near
Broone street
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m n DlCAL.


WHAT 1T Will Doi
Full at the victims brssst,
iier remedy, and fortified
Lies citsdel-the chest.
Cough and caiarrh with her in vain
Open their hsrIassinE campsitni
~ she step. thelr nsiy raeksI
sSs s ssl A ssnss s gSs e ssS g.
And that BY the fret packet
Tier tont forge, ,hi. esrs divine,
Yeuii always sns The .rtiels.
lfyouve eoasA-s packet use.
IfySu can cough particle.
lis sweet - one Of shstspeares ~ Gates"
'1' Il in sSSs. ,{ s'f inRa aSSHi'''
The p,atsr's hoar,eBes.i Il relieves
And . the wlispering singer sivt'
prs JERvIss COLD CANDY. the universally admitted
GOOD remedy or all throat sad lung rssI,n'9
Jsr,s No. sroAdsay door above Tr,nhlis street,
fssSsip6is; Rsddns o. State street, Boston; William
1sylsr Jarvis Buildings Baltimore aud solo BY erDss'
sendslly. ----------
mr. POWELL. ocuLIsT AND lURIsr. HAS JUST
~ imported Ahcal kys Which can be inserted eisAeas
a.s Is usual sSs s 70 . ss q q. rye sa Ear a.
...... .s s' *. f S,s Prss Is sssi
4 1sfnon q Rs,d. 4 s,f;s, has nov dsys,S sS.S years
Wholly % the cure q prvste diseases and 'her.ore ha been
curing rrvss diseases 10 dsy, .ihous medicine Dr
French Female riils, vairapteda sute rem sdy.
V'o DEETrTs.-A CASE or DENrI,rs IysrRu-
merits, Of chevslicrs Manufacture only ,ev week. y
nee. and complete order Also Dentists Chair. Will
be .old very low, N applied Tor immediately.
j. y. JONES, - Ann street, n aoor.
roucBs COLDS. sc.-DR, A. RoGERS SYRUP OF
" IvtrNor Tar CAuchs'aga has proved itself 20 hs
nost deal aid In curing that usually
us nease. 4 q sfsasious and valuable in the pieai
stages such Coughs Colds, Hosrssnes &c before the
lrngs sone that MI cfson has tsfen place IT'S
seldom ever hnown fail In breaking TIE most OBJ
ihs directions are strictly followed The genuine s for sale
by A. L. Scoveil Co, At their principal ONCE, No. -
Warren Also. for sae ~ the city retail OruEsts
ru,HE nUNIrIcFYT GOODNESS OF ALMIGHTY GOD
has been pleased place medicine that will
efecuay the most addressing eases
bodily sekIty affections. therefore
mend All thus afflicted 70 try ~ With TINS assurance,
turned mail will insers bottle, by 70
any pa-t tied states. Direct - Talbot WATTS
Bookseller I0l NASSAU street Ash fer Watt Nervous An
tdotc there Is living Cod believe "a "a aspe-
MEDICAL ADvICE-DOCTOR YoURsELF PRIVATE
t ~ for cents ~ Of the Pocket Ascuispius ~
Every one His Own Physician. II isa osnsdenta sisp,
evn ease 70 successful Tvsnsy Fourth Raj
ton, with hundred enfavng showing private diseased
and OF the senernye fy.tem In every sAps
and fern, by william founE W. D. Is vArions ferns o.
ssoa fmpotsncy solitary habits 81 youth, faithfully dc
scnbes, ssd all the recipes sven Ia rlas lsnguase Ds
sha,ter structure 10 vorthy 81 particular tteaor and
shs nd he fe.d ~ Any person sendins tvss
arcra M VIZ yOUNa spruce Phisdeiphis snd
fer sale ~ sirser Tovnsest ~ Broadway New gsfs
City.
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ME- DICAL.

100000 GAsEf oE sS
eeo bottles sold Medicine The wonder and
cheapest medicine in the world IL cures without vomiting
purgn sokening facilitating the patti mt 1t always
ees aud strengthens the system, and creates rish
and pure blsod and new life.
CONSUMPTION CURED!
Cleanse and strengthenTCons9mption can te Cured.
Catarrh Ash Splitting Of Blood Soreness In tho Chest
ton Pain in the Side, have been and be cured
IN THE LAST STAGES or CONSUMPTION.
The following certificates selected from large number
received. The kindly forwarded to by Dr. Col
WELL respectable Physician Of extensive practice at 0sws
60 New York He writes that the Sarsaparla has Perform
cd many and the better knowR the IL
preciated His letter be at the oee, II wish To
see il.
EAST 0swEeo, December 10, 1917.
On. CoLwELL-Dear Sir This is to certify that have
been sick number Of with tho consumption and that
the past low that my friends thou could
live very short time and by your advice thinking
there ahope left commenced taxing DR. SP Town
sends Sarsapara, which relief grew better
fast while taking sarsaparla aud am now able TO DO
about the house and do thus
far to the above medicine and believe that saved
the grave you choose you may forward this 10
We the undersigned acquainted with Mrs. Armstrsng
and know Ia hoy 10 bs
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