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Odd Fellows Hall,

MI i'll open On Monday, the 2Sh inst Dom
w novan's grand Serial (originaD Panorama
81 Mexico, paint ed on 81, 900 feet Of canvass, ex-
hlblin, view OF country over 5000 miles in
eI.n., reaching from Corpus Christi TO Buena
Visa, thence to Valadolid, and from Vera Cruz
10 ,ne city of Mexico, presenting 10 The spectator
he most sublime and gorgeous scenery in the
world, will be opened as above for short lme
p,evo,s TO its departure Tor Europe, al Odd Eel
fows' Hall, and continue Tor lew days only.
II Doors open al 7 o'clock-exhlo'l'on 10
commence al O'Clock precisely every evening,
Tickets only 25 cents-no halt price. For iu,i
PARTICULARS see small bills and Donnavans Al
ventures In Mexico 10 be had al the Hali.
Schools in body admitted on liberal terms.
NAV 2il
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TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS

TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS
SV1HOMAS COWPERTHWAIT & CO., PUBLISHERS
i .sD BooKsHLLESs No. $751; Market Street, Philadei
pha invite the attention Of Booksellers Merchants,
and others interested In the cause of Education, To the
valuable School Bool published by them-among
which are The following, viz: MitchelPs Geographical
Series, comprising Primary Geography, intermediate or
Secondary Geography, School Geography and Atlas,
Ancient Geography and Atlas and Biblical or sabbath
School Geography; Greene's First Lessons in Gram.
mar; Greeue's Analysis Chandler's Grammar; jarvis
Physiology; Johnston's Turner'S Chemistry Johnstons
Philosophy; Pinnock's School Histories, England,
France Rome and Greece; swans Spelling BOOK aud
series of Readers Fross History of the United States
and American Speaker, Pico,s series Of French Read
ers; Smiths introductory Arithmetic; Smith and
DUKES Arithmetic; Smiths Key; Smiths Algebra;
Smiths Bots Analytical Geometry; Wilmsen's Read
or; Guy and Keith the Globes; SCOTS Lessons; Ur-
cHllo's Spanish Grammar, &C, &c.
T.. C. & 20. are also the Publishers OF various
Law Medical and Miscellaneous Books, and, IN addi-
ton 10 their own Books, keep constantly on hand The
largest of Books and Stationary 10 he found
In the United States, which Will be sold At the lowest
prices for cash or approved aeceptances.
Matrh.I3-c3ms
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TAYLOR'S OLD LONDON DOCK
QQANnV

TAYLOR'S OLD LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.
lust received, another halt pipe Of Taylor's
j o1 London Dock Brandy, superior article.
AM, constantly on hand, supply OF London
parsr, in quar,and pint Loltles. For sale by
Nay % HERRING & SHELTON.
FOR THE LADIES.
HANDSOME Dress Cater Boots OF differ
| l en-, coors, latest style, and Of the very best
;asly; also. black hall Callers. Also, ladies'
Zoe dress Slippers and Ties. A large assortment
m sale cheap BY pUTNEY & WATTS.
May 80
HlNE DRESS BoOTS.-We have received
I another splendid lot of Miles superior Boots
Also. fine dres, Shoes and genllemen's Slippers.
For sale by PUTNEY & WATTS.
May 80
BAREGES-BAREGES.
I, LOT Of new style Bareges for dresses, to
4 be sold at reduced prices. Ca in time for
.asains al WIN. J. SWORDS,
No. 225 Broad ST,
June Q Sign of the Dry Goods Box.
|DoOTS! BoOTSl BOOTS al So only i
D Gentlemen . Sealskip and Morocco Dress
s,ois, fashionable article, for sale at the above
- price. by PUTNEY & WATTS.
Mov
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LOTTERIES.
ONCE orc. w. Purcell Co.
D. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1919.
SusQuehanna Canal Lottery, No. 81, To be drawn in |
Baltimore Wednesday, June 9Th, ls49 IS Nos, IL
drawn ba lots.
prize of s3n'oSn prize Of s3nou
| 2u,uOt 1s7U
IuUoO 50 400
a,UG1 Sc .c
Tickets slu-siarrs N proportion. Certificate Of
package Of whors sIJo-shaies IN proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 81, 10 he
drawn a, baltimore on Saturday, June 9Th, lsly IS
wa Splendid Scheme:
pri4Ms of s ssSSS prize Of sso 5000
i s9ss 20 prizs.of 1850
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters So Certificate Of
packss. of who slac-shares in proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass d. 10 be drawn
IN Baltimore on Saturday, June 10th, isis rs Nos,
Grand Capitals:
prize of i asSSS pF'zs'f ..oos ss; GO.
Tickets SlU-shares IN prp1ortion c,u,6cats nj a
package Of wholes sl3O-shares IN proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. %, 10 be
drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, June a3d, lei9.-
Grand Scheme
, prize Of s $" goo prize Of 5000
10000 ~ " 900
$500 &c. &c.
IIckets SlU-snafes III proportion Certificate ul 4
package of wholes Sl20-shares in proportion
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 80, for Isi9
to be drawn IN Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
June 27lh. rs Nos, II drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prizes Of S25, 600 prizes Of 81, 500
6UUO f" 1918
1000 ~ 900
2,25O SC. &c.
Tickets Sl0-siares in proportion Certificate of i
package of whoes Sl3O-share In proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 30, TO b. drawn
OH Saturday, June 3Olh, 1919, !, Baltimore 70 Nos.
Is drawn.
Capitals:
priz. Of So, 900 prizes Of $4,000
1861 1000
10000 40 900, Sc.
Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion. Certificate Of
package Of wholes Sl65-siares in proportion.
~ Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in The above, any other Lottery drawing
daily, (prce of Tickesfrom 81 TO 800 under
nagement, address US, or c. w. PURCELL,
AgentforD. PAINE & co, Richmond. Va.
MAY 26
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TO SLAVE OW NERS.

1.-TWO gentlemen in Louisiana, wishing 10 enlarge
their planting interest, would purchase Tor Ibis pur
pose entire gangs Of SLAVES of not less than forty
INV 10 the ntimhe- of hundred and iiiy. Large
slave owners, who may wish 10 sell Ia diminish
their numbers, by selling IN lot where they III lee
kept together communicate with The advertiser by
addressing, through The Post Office, AT Richmond, Box
No. 49, or John A. Parker, Esq, rappahannork. Is
sex County, Va where Information be obtained Of
the parties and of their views.
Ii preferred, contracts would he entered into this
Spring and possession OF the slaves retained until &c
t0ber next. May ll-clf
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,


to The Senator, Delegates and other prominent persons
in each District GESSNER II HARRISON,
May 25-cSt Chairman at the Faculty.
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At THE RICHMOND THEATRE!

PoSITIYELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, 5,h, 9Th aud 7th June. The cele-
bra cd and unrivaled MAGICIAN, and great
81 Nscromancer thai has ever appeared since
ne creation of the world, The great original
Herr Alexander, Jr.,
whose exhaus,!ess mine Of Necromanlic Won.
c,.s sxcites The aslonshmenl Of all, will perform
or Inc FIRST time in Richmond, commencing on
Tuesday, june 5th, l849,
AM will present the FIRST OF his popular Mysteri-
oqs Oriental Soirees, displaying the great Acts
i! he Ancient Magii, with vast variety OF ieats
IL Nature, Magic, and new aud splendid Trans.
carnations.
o Doors open al o'clock. Performance 10
commence al 8 precisely
JJThe Magician is on his way 10 New York,
mi vii visit Norfolk, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Boston.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-B Boxes 50 cIs.;
Phi % cts; Galleries so, 25 and Ia CTS. Box
ohce open from 9 A. M. till 4 P. NJ.
Door, open al II, performance 10 commence
.lss o'clock.
An Efficient Police will be in attendance.
jane
IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE.-A specl.
| &c and lasting cure for Fever and Ague and
~ general weakness; so long, so extensively and
SO successfully employed throughout The South
EN- country and elsewhere. For sale by
P. JOHNSTON,
June Druggist.
BLEACaED AND Brown COTTONS.
LARGE assortment OF bieached and brown
4 Couons, Oznaburgs, and other Domestic
Coos, for sale al the lowest market prices, for
cash Call for bargains al
WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
No. 225, Broad ST.
\ NB.-Good yard wide Irish Linen tor sale al
he low price OF 25c per yard. June
nlSlNFEC TING SOLUTION OF CHLO-
u RIDE OF SODA. (coscssrRATED) tor de-
Saying contagion. decomposing presidential et.
iva and nenlraizins strong and offensive odors.
Also, fresh supply OF Chloride OF Lime. For
sale BY T. JOHNSiON
Juee Drugeis'.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters , 50.

Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
az Orders for certificatesor Packages single Tick
cts an Shares any of the above Schemes, address
ed the will receiyethe most prompt At.
tsntion, and an account Of each drawn 2 forwarded
~ soon a. itisrecsived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets tor sale by
j. " MAURY q CO., Managers,
MAY - Richmond ViIRInia.
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UNIVERSITY of Virgimia.

APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
VACANCIES exist in the following Senatorial Dis
trcts, and appointments to fill them will BIZ made
on The ls day Of July neat. Applications, accompa.
MED by proper testimonials, may he addressed postage
paid) 10 the undersigned, and should reach ihr TIM
yersty by ths 25tl Of June:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-05

THE Visitors aud Governors OF William and Mary
College will meet in their ConyocatIon Room on
Tuesday the 18th Of June, 10 take into consideration
matters VI deep interest TO the Institution Punctuai
attendance is not only expected, but required.
May 29-cw2w JOHN TYLER, Rector.
TO JOHN c. SMITH, WM. GEORGE POLLARD
AND SARAH a. HIS WIFE, JAS O. POLLARD
AND GEORGEANNA HIS WIFE, - POLLARD,
- POLLARD, AND ALLAN y. STOKES.
l. Of Henrco, al the June next ensuing On be-
halfo the Louisa Railroad Company, 1" appoint Conf
missioners 10 the value of the land owned by
you in the city OF Richmond lying between Broad aud
Grace streets, and between Union and 10th streets,
which The said Company proposes condemn for then
use. as authorised by their charter.
May l-ctJei E. FONTAINE. President.
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"aNcHEsTER coTToNANp WoOf.
,,e MaNUFACTURlNG CSMPANY.
aass Sssney Of this Company, u. FREDERICK
Nm. from 20 aas been appointed succeed him, as
'-ea H. RHsSEs, President.
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LOTTERIES.
FORTUNES HOME,

NHALKS OFFICE, No. 6, Main Street
~ Richmond, Va.
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.aOCKOE IRON, NAILS AND MACHl-
NppV WORKS

THE Proprietor Of Tho above Works is now prepared
to execute, at Nlthern prices, orders for Machine
fall kinds, Shaftngs and Gearngs, Spikes, Nails,
itk Machines Of the most improved patterns, anu an
Ind, Of Iron and Brss Castings The Works are situ-
We'd IN central location, on Cary street, near the DOCK
I'D the Depot of the Richmond and Danvie Railroad.
Al orders promptlyhltended 10; ,,,,c,,,,,
Richmond, Va, Ann 5th. ls4a-d&ctf
VIRGINIA. REPORTS. JOURNALS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, &C., FOR SALE.
VIZ Gimer's, Two; Ran1olph's, 6 Volumes;
' Leigh's, 10 v,umes; RobiDson's, . vols;
j'auan's, 4 voluaes; Reports Of Decisions OF
cOur, Appeals and General Court-l82O 70 l6aS.
lOurnss Conve, lions 1855 and 1888.
Jourapss of Legiaalurc-i776 10 l790-lo3l
Al54S.
Acls OF Assemble 1929 80 TO ls39-4O.
0Iders will be propply attended 10.
VIM II. RICHARDSON,
May Is Secretary Commonwealth.
Il URLEY'S OFFICE, NO. i0i, East Main
II Street.
Tothose who ofhard times complain,
HURLEY says some try again :"
A prize OF $500 sd yesterday, and paid al
1shI by HuRLEY:
Drawn Nos. of MAongalia, 66-May %:
IA II Sc 10 II 81 So AZ 40 D 40 5 |.
Ticker, Nos ID AZ L, $500, sold and paid at
shl by HURLEY.
''awn Nos Delaware 22-May 3O.h-Lowess
pre $40.
60 80 10 81 IS 3A2O IS 81 q Al %.
Nos 80 80 So, 500 old and paid BY -
Dawn Nos. OF Sussex p. Lottery, Extra, Go
Lowest Nze 81:
50 81 40 80 30 II 1864 81 63 g II Is.
i'exe,, Nos II Sc Sc. sprize OF $50, sold and
i, TI1UEsDAY~.cSsy ss,sooa, 800, 1000,
s . 5 Of 1900, S OF 700, T., sc. IS Nos, IS
lawn avn Tickets SIS.
", WsvEDNEsDAY-Capi;ls: $50 600, 10000,
wv, $500, 1850 1000, 10 D 1000. &c. IS Nos,
@s,ssn. Tickets $40.
M THURSDAY = Capita S22, 1000, 1900,
% 5000, 256s, 10 Of 100, &c. 70 Nos, IA
~ R,,lDAY- CAPITALS: $4,000, 5000, 5000,
~ ~ 3 OF 1000, &c. IS Noa 10 drawn. Tick
u saturday : Capitals :is5o 600, 10000,
s"o 5000, $500, $500, 2ssStO Of 1900, 80 OF
~ q 80 Of 400, PSI of 200, f.. 7s Nos, IA
's sn Tickets Sl2.
s.RLEY offers for sale this wk tic kets in the elo
hso Cue. small Fry'' Lottery, C{ss No. 50, Extra
w. Capllal. Tickets 81. PACK rs IS 5O-warrant-
ssaraw back 81 80 at least, AI(persons in want of
raj are requested 10 call at HUA.EY's, where, for
I'm. I'''nents' large returns ar$enerally made.
'HsCHESTER COTTONAND WOOL
s,e "ANUFACTURlNG C3MPANY.
IT, ALFRED T. HARRIS hiding resigned tho
RASsSnneSyn OF tins Company, II. FREDERICK
from o,S Sa so been appointed succeed him,
'i-ea II. RHeSEs. President,
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1919.
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, No. 81, To be drawn in
Baltimore on Wednesday, June 9Th, ls49 Is Nus, IL
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oFFICE-D. PAINE u CO.,
vi Richmond, Va.
For This Day-Capiial: $2o, 600. 4 of 5000, 8
d $500, sc. rs NOS, II drawn. Tickets So.
Also, the Dollar Louery-Capi,al: 50 700, OF
1900, &c. o,,oo
June 5 e.. w. PURCkLL0 w.
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New Spring Dry Goods.

Dealer in Piano For,es, Book ssller and Publisho
Successor To Drinker g. Morris al their old stand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-05

IN CIIANCERY-VIRGisi AT Court of Quarter.
L " Session, held for the county of Northumberland
at the Courthouse, Monday, the nth day OF May,
lS49:
Warner Hurst, Plaintiff:
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COtsWoId Sheep.

The recent letter OF Col. Ware, Of Virginia
concerning his Cotswold Sheep, Is creating al
ready good deal Of inquiry abou, the fleece anc
carcass qualities Of the animal. Among those
who have been applied to for information, are
some of tbs heavy wool growers OF Washington
county, Pennsylvania. One Of these hasTepiled
through the Washington Reporter. The gentle
man, in lSl5, for the purpose of experimenting
bought thorough bred Cotswod buck, and &c
native ewes of only ordinary quality. From
these he has since been breeding, permitting nc
other cross He has attained nothing like the sue
cess Of Col. Ware, either to size of the carcass OF
weight of fleece, but nevertheless well satisfied
with the success o, his experiments. He says the
progenyol this breed are very large land
heavy coated. They are harder than the Saxo-
nv sheep. His have had no shelter, and though
they are more hungry than the Saxon, they are
more prolific than the fue stock, otteC dropping
twins. And with reference to their flesh, ne tes-
tfes that the butchers very readily pay him for
lambs three menths old, the average of the price
he receives for three year I'D weathers OF the
Merino stock Upon this point he further says
"Were living in the neighborhOod Of a large
market, where mutton was fashionable article
Of det--Gsit ought 10 Be eoery Dhere-T would
90 largely into this description Of sheep" The
wool from his Cotswold cross is very long, and
admirably adapted for blankets, worsted goods,
Sc. He clips as high ss.ir and half pounds
e. the fleece.
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A HIGH SCHOOL

4 HIGH SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Gen1emen
J.E. BRADLEY, Principal
The next winter Session Of this Institution
will commence on MONDAY The 9th day Of DC.
to6eT.
... Tezt Books.
Emerson's Spelling Book and Reader.
Goodrich'S Geography.
Bullion's English Grammar,
Parker's Progressive Exercises.
Z" Aids to English Composition.
Blair's Rhetoric, University edition.
Davies arithmetic.
Algebra
(" Geometry.
Surveying
hIensuration
Fosters Book Keeping.
Ackerman's Nat. History.
Cutters Anatomy and Physiology.
Guernsey's History of the United States
Lardners Outlines.
0lmsted's School Philosophy.
Burritt's Geography OF the Heavens.
JohnstOn's Turner's Chemistry
Woods Botany
Schmucker's Mental Philosophy,
Wayland's Moral Science.
Webster's Dictionary.
LA I'll n.
BulliOn's Latin Grammar ,Bullion's Latin Read
er, Anthon's Ceasdr, Sallust, Cicero, Horace
Folsom's Livy, Leveretts Latin Lexicon.
GRE l. X.
Bullion's eekGranmar, ,BuIlion's GreekRead
er, Robinson's Greek Testament, Xenophon',
Anabasis, xenophon's Memorabilia, Pickering
Greek Lexicon.
There will be frequent exercises in Declama
tion and Composition. Instruction will also b,
given in Penmanship and Book Keeping.
II will be the aim of the Teacher in tbi.
School, to impart to the pupils THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE Of the branches studied, 10 educat,
their minds, and thus to prepare them for hon
orable places in life.
TERMS.
The winter session will consist OF "a weeks
or two quarters Of twelve weeks each As thi,
session is two weeks longer than the las, sum.
mer session, corresponding addition is made tc
the price Of Tuition, which will be as follows
per quarter
For Reading, Pcnmanship, Arithmetic, Book.
keeping BY single entry, Geography, Gram.
mar, Hist. U. s., 1925
For same and Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
Mensuraton, Bookkeeping by double EN-.
try, General History, Nat History, Phisi.
ology, Philosophy, other English branch.
es and Drawing, 81 so
For Latin and Greek Languages, SIS
o. Good boarding can be obtained in private
families at from 81 so to 81 90 per week
References,
Col, Joseph Paxton, iRev. Daniel Steck,
Hon. Stephen Baldy, REV. Joshua Evans,
Hon, George Mack, (Michaei BrObst ESQ
John McReynolds, Esq.
bloomsbury, Sept 30, ls49.
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Fruit Trees,

Now is just the best time Of all the year
Eor the setting Of fruit trees. The land
should be stirred deep, made rich, land well
pulverized, the trees carefully set, and pro-
tected from the shaking of the winds by a
stiff stake and success is certain. Sc
lect your trees frem nurseries not located
too far al the south - let them lie Of hardy
and prolific varieties and be sure and deal
with nurseryman upon whose word and
care you may depend.
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CONDITION S

THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, is publsheC
avery Saturday morning at Two DOLLARS pei
ahnum, payable half yearly in advance, wiz
Sion subscribing and 81 upon entering on the
last six mouths-aDd il not paid according tC
the above terms, we shall invariably charge
toO dollars and6 cents,
No subscription taken for shorter period oi
time than six months, nor discontinued until
all arrearages shall have been paid, which
must be one month prior to the expiration OF
the tern agreed for, and failure to thus no.
tlfy the Editor will be considered a new en-
gagement.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted at one
dollar CASH per square (of IL lines or less) for
three times, and twenty-five cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. BusinessC Cards
inserted at three dollars per annuU. A liber'
al discount made to yearly advertisers.
LETTERS, COMMUNICATIONS, &C, addressed TO
the Editor, on business pertaining 10 the office
must be st.pdid, to secure attention.
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PHILADELPHIA, READING &
POTTSVILLE RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEME ENTS


nN and after November 1st, lS49, the Passen.
" ger Trains will run between Philadelphia
and pottsville, as follows;
Leaves Philadelphia at 81 A. NJ, daily, ex.
cept Sundays
Arrives at Reading at IL IS
Arrives al POttsviIle al l2 50
Leaves pottSvile at s! A. NJ. Daily except
Sundays.
Arrives at Reading at 10 90
Arrives at POttsville al IL So
FARrs-- potlsville and Philadelphia $50 and
800 Poltsville and Reading 40 and l,20 Rea-
ding and Philadelphia 2,25 and 80
Passengers cannot enter the Cars unless pro-
vided with Tickets.
There will be no Afternoon Train.
0p.NOTICE.-Fifty pound of baggage will he
allowed to each passenger in these lnes and
passengers are expressly prohibited from taking
any thing as baggage but their wearing apparel.
which will be at the risk ofits owner.
By order Of the Board Of Managers.
s. BRA DFORD, Sec'ry.
Nov 10, lS40
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SHUAK M0TU.uE.I'T.

A very large majority Of the Collectors appon.
ted indifferent parts of the State, to receive con.
tributons towards the SKUNK MouNMrNr. have
not made any return ofthe papers sent them ltis
therefore hereby desired that all such lists should
be returned on or before the ld day OF January,
next ID. FRY,
Chairman Tx. Committee
% joan @cR EYNoLps, Esq, is the Collector
for Columbia county, to whom subscriptions for
the above Monumept, Of 81 each, can be made,
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A DYING WOMAN SAVED!
CONSUMPTION CURED

In pamphlets, give tho particulars and certificates
Of the Of Of confirmed Consumption which s
monument To prove the p0wr Hs cven when the
person pronounced by PhysciduS JrsHds and Others.
10 be in the very last stage Ot eXsbncc) when Brdns
Pulmonary Balsdr1 ia administered. See in pamphlets
the cure O the wife Of Mr. ITHh DYKHMAN, of Bason Spa
Saratoga Co, n y. Mrs. DYXENAE pronounced by
her ptyScj1n and others DYING with the Pulmonary
CoRsumpton Mr. Dykcmnn was buying cloth fr shroud,
and other burial clothes the store Of Mr. JOHN WAIT at
Ballston Spa expecting his wife die lie there
persuaded take home with him bottle Of Branfs Pull
moRary RaGm and tuld that although his wifes
far gone yet would Tsisss her distress.
and make the pdH1, Of denh sd He took the Bal.
hOmC with the cloth tor the shrUud He gave the dy
ing woman portion OF the BaSan it relieved her. Sho
continued to take Of it, and RECOVERED HER HEALTH;
and has since continued in gooi health
Mr.. DYKFMAN made oath 10 the above facts the Goth
day of April ls4S before 1HniAs g YOUNG Esq, Justice.
Mr.. You've certfe', tllut hr has known Mr.. Dykeman
many years, intimately, md that he is of heT
porthy and respectable citizens and that his statemen,
entitled tO frr credit and belief Mr. IoHN WAIT, the
chant OF whom the burial clothes were bought md who sold
pykeman the BaRm also ccrtNHs N Nh the facts and 10
the UHdoHbtcd Ucracy and cRarGc,r of Mr.. DykcmRn.
MANY OTHER CURES OF CONSUMPTION,
where all hope gone have been made and the persons
perfectly restored TO health by the Of Brarts Balsa.
BRANT's PULMONARY BAJSAM cures Con.
sumption, Coughs Colds Spi,til9 Of Biood BL1dia9
he Lungs, Pain in the BrsaH and Side. NghtSpeGs Ney
rOUs Complaints Palpi.a.ioR of the Heart