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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10

Among the incidents occurring at the sa ling of
some of The vessels for California; the Boston Jour-
nal says
A case came under our observation this morn
ing. of q young man about II years Of age, from
New Hampshire, who goes out m the brig Mary
Wilder. lie is the son of rich parents, who have
offered him InducemeDt ~ stay at home.
His father has offered him ten thousand dollars if
he VIII remain, and in aunt, who followed him TO
the wharf. offered him thousa nd more, but
he preferred going. The tears flowed down the
cheeks Of that kind aunt as she left the wharf, ai
ter Tho brig hauled off into ths stream, and
rowfuIlv wended her way homewards. 1t is said
that the young man is heir TO about two hundred
thou sal nd dollars. .... .- .-....- ~, -. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
For the MteUigen


TO Miss E., Of Van Buren,. s "
] read thy lines and wiped the starting tear,
My heart before had strove in vain,
My all desponding hopes to cheer, .r
But now I'm coming back again.
I'd rather for thee, proudly die,
Than live sad and blighted thing
To a broken heart all Knocked to ''pi," Ia 4
No time could e'er healing bring.
Try another lass don't speak of this
It's more than heart can bear;
With thee through liIe's variegated bliss.
I'd only iive the sweets to share.
And now. I'll let Chtty go to grass,
Nor ever care single fra ction, ..... ..
And Tor thee I'll persevere, sweet lass.
Confound fictitious forms of action. A.. ... .s
So dead in love, it's all | ask of thee
I'll claim thee now as to be nv bride,
And should my homage all nnheeded be-
I'll scorn coquette's heartiess pride,
Nor longer live to think of thee I.
Fort Smith. March s. IS49. d IA #t.h s, E
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
For the InteHigencer.
BY REQUEST.
In Memory of the Death Of the Rer. GEORGE
COOKMAN. aclo ,cas lost in the President
Sfeam Ship, in the gear lS4l. -.o.
E-r--- Ry PRGF T. NJ MAEE,rr
BY PRoF. ]. N. MAFFIrr.

Beneath the sounding ocean wave,
With scaweed shroud and coral bed,
Our friend and brother made his grave,
And Pillowed there his weary head. g.
The storm howled mady on the sea, q Boz.
The clouds their thunder anthems sung,
And billows rolling fearfulIy. I'D II ...,
In concert with the whirlwinds rung h,
There was storm in CooKMAN's soul :: .f
Faith was his anchor, rea ching where. tsT
Tempestuous oceans never roll, h ts. ..
And show no wrecks Of navies tn ere.
Through phosphorescent crests of flame, ls
He saw by faith upon the deep, ra- D
Him, who TO sinking Peter came, .~ .,..r
And hushed the mad wild sea to sleep.
Faith lighted up the Naiad caves,
With forms of beauty and delight. = , -
And ra inbows bent beneath the waves a.
To gild his grave with hues of light. /.
Not there not there. forever more
.HShail sainted GOODMAN make his bed, .
The judgment angels trumpet roar,
Shall force the sea to yield its dead.
NJ ore beautiful than beauty's queen, p
Born of the fabfed ocean foa m, r a.a
PureT than mortal eye hath seen,
Shall GOODMAN rise to Heaven his home.
His sea-born coral harp shall ring, e. 70.
With Diyid's highest notes of praise :,
And listening angels fold the wing, f
10 hear Redempton's sweetest lays.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
To ***+. of Van Bnren.

To -, Of Van Bnren.
Oh, that / were II star .gemm d wreath,
TO braid thy glossy hsir-
To live upon tay fragrant breath, .
Or deck thy bosom fair. r..
Oh, that / were bird o rest, .
Upon thy tender heart
To lie by thee in londness prest,
Would loves sweet hopes iInpart
Oh, that were cup, my love, ..
For thee alone to sip, r..rr
Then would purest happiness prove,
BY pressing oft thy lip. .'
Oh. that | were 4 zcpbyr's Kiss,
To fan thy cheek aud brow,
1t would be more ttfan earthly bliss
Before such charms To bow.
Oh, that were an echo, love,
Thy name alone should be,
BY h III and valley. love, .r
BY ocean, ill, and -. #I
But were l all combined, and more,
i han mortal ever knew,
l would not tell the bound ess store,
My heart would give 10 you. -,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. y
LITTLE Rock. A ak.. Eebrudrz24. 1870.

S4.I y
FENHE General Assembly of the Saic of Ar
- kansas having at lis late session, authorized
the Governor 10 lease the reni,entiary Of said
State 10 the lowest bidder; J.. ni .'s ar .
Therefore !. Richard G. Byrd, Governor of said
State. do hereby give public notice that sealed
proposals Will be received. nj The office Of the
Secretary OF SIae. unit the 5lh day of April
next, for keeping said penitentiary aud the con-
vcis therein unIi!the Isl day of March, 1851.
The contractor will be required to guard feed
and cothe The cpnvcts, free of u ex pense lo. the
State, for the term aforesaid. hnsdes other dulles
"A deiaied specification of which can be SEEN
at the office OF The Secretary of State, twenty
days before the day of letting. 1t is expected
that the lessee will take possession Of the peniten-
slary about the l0th of April next. 5r. $50
The lessee will be entitled 10 all the labor of
The convctS. M s1
There are now in the penlteniiary abou, thirty
conVics. some of whom are valuable mechanics,
and there is awnysa ready demand for their labor
The lessee will be required 10 give bond. with
approved security. in. the sum OF ten thousand
dollars; /; aud he will be paid by quarterly drafts
on the State Treasury. 'a 81 t- Il. G.. BYRD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
n DAMAGED GOODS.

Not being able 10 sink goods this year,
1--WE have had to buy some for our customers.
w which we will sell at suaken prices, consist
ing of-7O pieces Prints, all colors, some finely
bleached; brown Shrtings ard Shce,inss; bleached
do do; red and white Flannes; red and fg'd Cam
ton Do; Kentucky and cotton Jeans; cotton and
silk Hdkfs; blank and pink Lawns; blue and brown
Drilling; Tickings; Blankets; mems fine Shoes;
, women's pumps; mems Boo's Combs; Knives;
| Axe.hnndles; Buuons Cinnamon. &c. asl %
Feb. 81. -a o. y. 3. BISHOP &,CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
TO CALIFORNIA CAPITALISTS.

TO CALlFORNlA CAPITALISTS. ~"
A YOUNG MAN. practically acquainted with
GA the art of ASSAYlNG and REFINING
GOLD, and intending 10 visit California, desires
10 combine his interests with capitalists. or com
pany going TO that region. For address, apply at
this Office. t
Van Buren,. March 10, 1St9. L9 r-.
Fort Smith Herald please copy.1
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
TAILORING and SECURING.
lCOrrected Weekly.1

rENllE subscriber respectfully informs the public
II that he is prepared TO attend to all bus-
ness in his line with neatness and dispa,ch.--
Gen.lemen's coats and pants made, repaired,
sco1 red "a nd clennsed according to order. Cutting
clothes for females TO make, attended to in the
s,rictest manner, Shop ON Main Street, nearly
opposite the Office of the rntellgehcer, at the sign
of the Stars and Stripes. ss
THOMAS A. REEDER.
Van Buren,, March 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
TAYLOR e. STIDHAM.

EH AVlNG entered into Co-partnershp in the
AA TAILORING business, at the old stand.
first door South of England's Cabinet Ware ROOM
where they propose carrying on the business in
its various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they are prepared to fur
nish garments of every description, in their line
made in strict conformity with the present fashions
and iaste of the day. Orders promptly executed.
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers solicit
continuance of patronage. ..r T. &. S. .
March 10. lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
THE SPANISH LANGUAGE.

e ~ u THE SPANISH LANGUAGE.
HENTLEMEN desiring an acquantnnc with
~ the Pronunciation and Elements of the Span
ish Language. before going TO California. will find
at the Otce of the lnteIigencer a. the store of
Mr.. Kennedy, Fort Smith. lists of subsc rbers TO
classes forming. "a. ..... rr#r-|-T
Van Buren,. March 10. lS49.
Fort Smith Herald please copy.1 u.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
STEAMER MEDIUM.
Month of Aykdnsas, Feb. ID. lS49.

DEAR CLARKE--l m thus far on my return. in
excellent health, and no way alarmed nt the Cho-
lera. ! send yon few verses. which, if you think
worthy, you can place in a vacant nook, in The
EDteIlIpeDcer,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10
VAN hUREN FEMALE SCHOOL.

VAN EUREN FEMALE SCHOOL.
fBHHtS SCHOOL. under the direction of the
Il Rev. w. k.sMARsHALL. with competent Fe-
male Teachers, vii! commence on the first Mon
dag Of March, lS49 .., - -. .s ..
The year will be divided into two Sessions, of
ID weeks each. F.. ... -r-r.
For particulars address %. g. .s.5
-..a..-a-.- W..K. MARSHALL.
Van Buren,. Feb. II, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10

California and Oregon MaH ria Harand. Cha
gres and Pandma.--The Washington papers con-
tain the following annunciatlon
The United States steam packet. Falcon, will
be dispatched from the port of New York on
Thursday, the Ist February. lS49. The public
is hereby notified that mails may be sent to New
York; Charleston, S. c.; Savannah, Ga; and New
Orleans, La; TO be conveyed by said steam Jacket
The Falcon will touch at Havana. She will sail
from New York on the 1st; from Charleston, S.
c., on the Sd; from Savannah. Ga. on the 4th
and from the Baize below New Orleans, La, on
the 10th of February next. Mail bags will be
made up at New York 10 be forwarded to all the
points above named; also, for Chagres, Panama.
San Diego, Santa Barbara, Monterey, San Fran
cisco and Astoria. The Postmaster of Charleston,
Savannah and New Orleans, will also make u2
mails for the points stated Ito be sent on board the
Falcon, upon arrival at their respective ports.
The sea postage for single letters not exceeding
half an ounce in weight, will be I2a cents 10 Ha.
vana. 20 cents to Chagres. 80 cents to Panama.
and 90 cents to San Diego. Santa Barbarn, Monte
rey, San Francisco and Astoria, without any ad-
dtion for inland postage in either case. News
papers and pamphleIs-sea postage cents each,
and inland postage to be added. 1-- .5.-.I-1t,
c. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
/ Pos; Office Department, Jan, Is, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10

Dry Goods, Blankets, etc.
QA Bales ], "A and 35 inch brown domestic
IL ~ W 10 do Georgia honiespun. ...-
10 d" Creek stripes do Carolina do. .
20 do bedtick, assorted ; . blue deniins.
IL do osnaburg; 5 DO kerseys. ar"
10 90 brown drills. --- r-#
10 cases !, and Al bleached shirtings.
.. .. do MerrnIac and blue prints.
1000 pieces Prints latest STYLES and pa tterns
% pair hnc scarlet olue and white Mackina W
Blankets, .. ..f..-.s
40 doz Cd TO 12-li Indian shawls together
with general stock of scasonable Dry Goods, pur-
chased in New York and Bos in the last 30 DAYS
All of which will be sold at low prices and on bera
terms by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10

f"T experience that concentrated move.
"g could successfully repel immense
nc American forces became more wary
wore on TO its dreadful crisis At five
e line of battle was engaged along lis
m. The cannon roared at SallIilo. re-
Se Charges of Minon's cavalry. The
mat accomplished canonier, Washing.
from place to place. like a dark and
'uu. A tremendous charge came roll
gam tho long contested Pass. The earth
fleaih their tread. Look, look the
flles stand firm in the vast and en-.
.,0f'ex. The intrepid Davis still rides at
notwithstanding mis- blood has stained
ior hours. Down to sustain them
renowned battery, charged with
" near are the columns of the enemy.
l'nlrods OF the cannon;ers, in loading,
!, %sasts OF the Mexican horses. Almost
v sustaining his position, and alarmed
~ oi the capture of his artillery, the
?. aas'ens 10 tell his fears TO the brave.
Give them a little more grape,
sss was the cool and intrepid reply.
i ~ more grape" the keen and CALLING
n@sissIppion, the Indianian Rifles, and
cnarge once more of the Kentucky
S mounted men-and the Pass is
av.. emenbered that here, at the Ranch
e,, a' here The Arkansas and Ken,uc-
On. .ePo'sed the charging squadrons Of
cavalry. that the tide of war, which
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-10

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-CetH -1k 49, --i .af
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
Wool! WOOI!! WOOl!tE

T@WISH 10 inform the public, thatI ehell, ina
very short time, have the Woollen Factory ct
this place in full operation, having b~eentengagsd
during the winter. in having ii largely extended
and thorodghly ~repaited, setting entirely new ard
improved machinery throughout il my me-
tention to make R0liLSa and doallk kinds ofcoHn-
tFy work in addition TO the manufacture oE.g5oda.
Having engaged She s~ervicesoffone OF the bast
Dyers in the United States, aud also Of asftst-H
rate, experienced manager, | hope 10 meet fully
the. wishes and the interests of the entire WOOL
gro1gfgg coMnunit4 and desire now 70 inform
them that, ! viii purchase, in the usual way, al
the Wool they have to dispose OF, and would be
glad 70 receive it Rs early as is convenient 70
them. $50
/ wish to say, also; othe merchants of our own
County as wellias those elsewhere. that viii s..
ways exchange. our manufactured Gol!!l7 with.
them for Wool and intend as soonas we get un.
der way, to wait on them with samples q such
goods as we shall make, which Icannot5 utsthink
w. u. WEBB.
Shephefdstown, May 80, I849-(Oct.l:
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81 . et IL q
RKENING WIND.
RY RRYANF.

=ZI
~ 1RTANTs
Shirt hat br&6fIoStt through my lattice g99Q
That COILS lhe VGiIgltottAe slsl4y q
Gratefully hUWgs t6Y Treasures Eg1n9s III 1t9@
Thou hast beanj0Gt 0pnntbos de4pAs p9Y6
Riding 81 dRV tho vivid blne waves tuAggi3S
RouRh6ninE their cTsEtB. and scattering ll84 MlsH spray
And sReIliag Lbe white sail. i Etslcgi1s 4te9
To IbS so0SSledl Ind tho1 WBndoaSeO gt1eee
NorI olono-a thousand bosOEns round
TnhoiR SfltpeE i1stSeA0u Of delight
And LanT6Fd l0n6S Fia up, and puls9g oQq1d
LiT6IEsF. bidgofihe.W wind g ntgatt
And lanRUiBhilg EOle9rtb thy gGtelnt eg99ai
LJsaVSSt inland stretched beyond the 9lght.
Go Eorth into tie gRlheTt1g shade 60 Iofths
Observation-Disclosures uPon tue talnllaseaAp'
Go, rock boIiuIs wood bird in his nest,
Cuh Gle Sill waters. bright with. star. and rouse
Tho wide old wood from shiR utajs.ttc RESI-.
SuVnnontnG frOE1 tho tnnUHSsnble b01gn9
Tho strange deep haFnotIaa that haunt tIiI breast
Pleasant 6llRItba thy wal. NShars meekly bows
The ShuninE a0WaT, and dATkling W0tsD pass
And Where tlte OIeFBh1d0Wing brauche9 sweep tue grsas.
Tho faint old man 0haIl lean his silver head
To- feel thes thou shalt kiss the child asleep
Aud dFTEthe mOhtenSd GOEIS that 0VeFPprend
His temples, while lts breathing grove m0te deer;
And they who stand about the aick mani bed
8hallioYGO listan Y 1hY distant sweep
And S0fGT part his curtains to allow
Thy iSiIsGGaisiul to his burning brow.
GD-bot the circle Of eternal change,
Whichi = the Tie Of nature, shall ~festoEey
With sounds and scents Tom all thy mighty range
Thee 10 thy btTth.Esa&Ee ofIhG deep once more;
SWeet OdouFa tI the sea.8iF sweet and strange
oneu "a tho home sick mariner oEtte ah0Ee
An listening to ILy munnuf, he Sball deem
Ee hraS tho rustIing eafand5F1Dntng stream.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
NEW STORE.
snring AND snmmer Goode.

sprinR and Summer Goods
5YyHE subscriber has taken the Store Room in.
Kabtetown recently in the occupancy of Mr..
II. w. Osbournt whore be is now opening an en-
tire new stock of
RMH GOODS 8-R00BMBaBG6
Hardware, Q-ueensWare, Boots,
SHOES HATS, CAPS dc.s
which, he ls offering on as good, ifnot better terms,
than can be procured IN the county. His stock
being entirely new, and. selected 18th great care
ID the Eastern ciiies, he solicits q call from the.
neiehborhood far and near, feeling confident that
the public taste can be grati6ed, and the wants OF
the. country supplied.
p All kinds Of Country Produce taken III eX'
change for goods al the market price.
April ~, lB49. HENRY. WALTON.
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nrNnUInEE ~mB8oNEaIEENTT
The U1tlOerss Cook Store.

EEs4sE 49, -E5
sYNHE updersfgne have atledgth the pleasure
IL Of Offering ttothe peopleoftheYq Valley Of Viz
GINA q desfdef6tnm l0ngsneeded,sV viz: g COOK
STOVE consuming the smallest possible qnanti.
tyof coalorFWo cooking,
bakfng,Washing ironingioS II ts arecentin-
gention, but wherever Gied5hle been 5untvereaIy
commendedias one Of thesbest i~mprovements5ot OF.
theiday. Ia tie city Of Baltimore hundreds of
diem have been sold during the last few months,
and the c~srtifcateof near every Purchaserscan
De. produced, that under no circumstances would
they be- without them. The Stove Is neat. ddFa-
Bile, and Convenient, and rather ornamental than
otheFwise. Thu price ssles8 than That of any
other Stove ofthea same capacity, now insnse.
To Introduce this Stove in the Country, our
Agent MraaMARK a. DUKE, ts now tnethe Valley
81 Vifgfda, aud any orders through hin. vii! be-
promptlYaftendedt 10. He ia atpEesentj in Charles
town. and the people OF Jefferson sh9uldfat once
avail iheIhEelVeslof t6ezopPoEtuntty loheFedt 70 pro-
#cuTaE6fsally goOd and Bu6stnntiRt7aTttCle
uMf.Dhke.Wil also receiyeorderst to furnish
Motto scelebrated MISUNDERSTANDING
any WhonaysdesiTe them. Ihisi an article
c6mt1g into such generalsuse, that no word OF
sC6~mmendationEi Is needed. Every IN the
ValleyswilItconsnlt higeconomy and convenience
by procuring one.
6HAYWARD ,BARLETT Co.,,
Maryland Refined Stove Works.,
Baltimore; May Is, ls49.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
Stof1svuLtE, Aibemsrle Coil
January %. J8III

This is 10 cerrify that i have used
White Oil. prepared and sold only d
Hart, ofthis place, and have found il far
To am. thing / have ever before seem. ~
are almost miraculous. No man Wbe
horse should be without a bottle Of il
SAMUEL Il. HgBRt
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PR0uoNWQOLLRnRA

5OPKQUON PA0
"a nedresPeclfu iaf
Sens 6f 5eGaEsobs Beike5sV.
rlaE8coundestRndaho public gonersiS1
tends Carrying on the above e8tablf
tsyarious branches, and is NOW TeaiT
1n9 won. such Qs C1I1ing Wool hSls
blessing Clothalo order, which IS
sell shallh edone IN The very 6esfmSr
ne will receive Wool 70 ma16
BFdaaoF NGrFpW ClothsST QlledandPE6
TWeeas, C1sinets, BlanketnF, O.
ana E6Fpetin 3 rWif eSchdn u
ali ) Wool on memoSt acComma
HSJfGg employedln expariancedl
jcond6ct he concord, hefe6lB oonR
fun Manifestation q a who maytaVq
John CHAMBpt,
ObegaonM ille. May !, 18494s9
p. 81. 1Tilt ntGH times paYthe
ket DPicenrallBkinds of Grain
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AusUsrA COunty,E

had a Horse with gala on each ID
of the size Of my two tiaDds. He was
cured BY Ettle's White Oil for Horses,
used him every day while tbe,cure was
.gFess have, been a wagner for lodl
and have never before met witha remedTl
spiete and efEactnRl in cases Of the kind
SMITH Batch
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LITTLE'S
WHITE O1IFOR RORN

z"HIS Is the bestremedy In the viii
lyations affections to which thi
.liabla, Wk:-SWelled Joints SPraim C
5dle and Collar Calls Bite ~Oflnsects All
Scratches POuevil, and Fistula. Below
en- Certificates fromaamong the many
that could be secured where this inUd1
paration has been used. No man ha
who doesnot speak Of it IN teums.Of lha
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
Virginia, Jefferson County, Set.

IL az Cosaiy Court, july Term lsA9.
II IT appeSringl 10 the'Conrt that more tbanstwo
yeSfaf have elapsed since the qualification OF.
AdministrAtO tor on the estete.of5lohn McDan.
lei, decd; on motion, Of Sarah Barley aud Oehers5
distributes Of said 9estate-N isaordered, That
au.persops who have claims agatnsttbe saddle
cedenl, do exhibit the same foT sattlenaentbe COre
-MasterE Commissioper, Robert NVorthington, ~
Sisaofice in ChaFlestoWp. Jefferson copntys Va,
o. or before the first day 9f October next; and.
EhasAscopy Of this prderhe inserted in some
newspaper, published in CbaflestoWn, foreight
weeks1and posted on,the font door Of the Court.
Houle o. THE county on twp eeyeFal4GOnEtdNys,
% madeNQmong the several distributes, pure
lantstofth teEmajog The actof AssemblYinRuch
cese}medeAS9 provided, WithoutEeqpfFing fpem'
them retundtngs6 binds AcoPy.-TeBte: tgt
july 24,lR49Aw rs
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heretofore nuse. rs sQperlOFIty conslsts:
Ist4In2tHe 5simplteity andstIength ofconstr1c.
ton, BY which the liability 70 injury by wear, is
entirely obVfGted.
9d8In hegTeater accuracy with which light,
heavy orncdium drafts can Be weighed.
8d-In It's cost; which.is considerably lower
thanyanys6imiIRr.Sc Scales: s..
These are all important considerations in the
pnrchGaesof Scales. And as 70 their very gene.
raj use, Ireferyo1to,the following listof gentle
enEand corporations that have them now in use.
JESSE MARDEN.
Raltfmnra.Anril a. 1919.
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PREPARED and ~, wholesale and d
JOHN B.sHEA8HS Drug Store, AZ
County, va. AIsoatlhe Drug Store OLD
EICHEIiBERGEK, C~ha1lestowD.
Price, 81 cents n Bottlt
None genuine bnt those signed By
w. LITTLE, on the outside wrapper.
tons for use accompany each bottle.
May ~, 1849:&ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
T1vE PILLs,

49, E- ~ 2. FEfE
a remedy for 6lIs6asOns, and sateatal! times,
The most lsobserYer ia aware fh4t.one
great auseotdiBoFder Is GOstipeneasSand thatby
he timely taking of q P~uggGtfpe the;system is re-
stored TO it's accustomedtenergg. By such g
course the lives Of hnndredsa are haVed, WhuN would
otherwise have fallen victims todisease: These
Pills speedily remove Rllfrrltating matter from
the bowels, and excite the bilious fnnctionsto q
healthy action. The press is teemlhg With,t6e
recommendation Of Rpggadpe5RI gotten pp5ey
menWhoknownothing o. thg efectsot Medicines
on the human systemsa and hence are e~ntangeFlng
the lives 81 thousands, who are!daily using them.
In offering thesePilIsst TO the public, we think we
are doing a public goodasthey ate the PrescriP.
ton Of aTegularP Physician who has used them in
his practice Tor lO5or lbyears,
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