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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01
BALTIMORE.
COSTUME HALL,
Come II Pratt Sbeei and Centre .Harhd Space.
THING. UV.1REHOlSE.

,r,uE proprietor Of The abese establishment would respect
tuy inipfn tbe eitizens % Baltimore and vicinity that
he has from Europe, the Fall and Winter Fashions
with itch d Goods adapted 10 the
ing son consisting 81 Surerfnc ficneh German and ing
Iah Cloths Castor Beaver Pilot, and Peliipt Coating,
ne,y areie for o,.r.acIs and Bu.iness Coats Abo,
,pleuli Of French and English ca'simeres aud
kins, Of The most desirable st inns season
RICH vEsTINGs!
We have. and are constantly receiving, New styles of
,est,nss Of PLAIN and hgured SILK and Woolien
,,,, figured striped Csshnees, Silks, satins and Va
leuras, 81 all shades and colors.
as reg ards style and workmanship, is warranted TO give en-
tire ABSTRACTION, aud a, greatly reduced prices.
RE.1Dy'. M1DE CLOTUl.n'G.
per.ons in want ol Read, Made Clobing particularly
invited Il and stock before pnrrhahng else
where a. we manufacture all qualities Of 10th
na and Of that article Is at all tunes LARt
which oler 10 purchasers great lndaee,"en' OF procuring
m article quality eh cannot be obtained in any Other
rlofhmg esab shmen in the city.
We have nd and constantly manufacturing Gar
cnts every variety from the best materials in the most
approved siyis Tor fall and winter weaf consisting oi Sur
sizes, Itam 81 30, 81, =, 3 ID aud upwards.
Hovs' Sacks and OrorcOaA!
large assortment o Eo,s' Sacks aud Osofeosis ~ per
Coats made from German and French Cloths, in the latest
fashion. large s,oc Of Tweed Coats Pants and Vests
We have large assortment al Tweed Froels and Sacks,
new article. Forest Sacks, iot stormy weather
PANTALOONS,
From super French Doesknsblack and fancy cashmere
Pants OF variety oil shade and coor, at 81, 80 -,
2, So }, 80 aud upwards.
VESTS,
from rich yevet> Sans, Cashmercs and Valoncas,
aud al prices s5cmemhc The name and place, corner
OF fran St,eet aud centeJunhet Space, Baltimore, Nd
Nov 22-wi9m H. II. COLE.
SHIRT ESTARL1SIINENT.
One n The most ertcnsire in The United States.
10 Baltimore st,
NfTIIEitE 5ao persons employed, and stock Of 1000
w dozen If shirts always on han1, style and qualities
suitable all pats the Union Merchants and others
Baltimore invited 60 call and examine the larg
W ani bes dssorimcn ni SilttS that has ever been ucf
ID IN this y ting oil all and qualities, lnr Men
Boy whrh nr stlc and workmanship, cannot be sur
niae Moro usual effort has boon made 10 render the
sentiment 81 SHIRTS, COLLARS, LINEN and COT
roy DRAWERS complete and desrahc in every respect
r. W. BETION,
l79 Baltimore street, near l.eht,
March y WIN
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When however, the skin becomes locked from sudden
changes of weather. undue application of cold all the
humos and vruen particles Of the blood retained with
in and sickness and death must follow All the long caa
ogue of diseases the result We have, under such cir
custances discovered remedy that will open the pores
and assist the body of offending humors II is
McMISTERS ALLIIEALING OINTMENT, or the
WORLDS SA1NE. 1t opens those through
which nature carries off the impurities within, and thus
cyes the body OF disease 1t is thus that it Consmp-
ton Scro!nla, Fevcrs, Erysipcas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat Rheumatism, Scalds,
Pam in the Chest, Side and Back; Dyspepsia, Posons,
Sore Breast Deafness, Cuaneous Eupons Sore Eyes, In
hammation of The Bowels Kidneys, and Brain; Buns Chill
blans, Piles Worms Agucs, Cold Feet, Liver Complaint,
Ulcers, all Fever Sores, and determinations OF kind,
without destroying the of the stomach, is generally
done by the introduction and continuance OF pills and other
/ nosirums.
Its by acting upon this principle that it is proved to be
OF the extraordinary medicines the world
Its in curing disease is altogether Unprecedented in
| the annals of medical Jurisprudence
This might demonstrate by the publication of thou
sands of certificates from indiydu OF high standing all
parts of the United States who have experienced lis AS
TONISHNG FL FICACY in the healing OF the most al
icng maladios to which mankind is subject. But ap-
peal to candid and enlightened public, and only ask that
the numerous which being effected by this Ont.
mcnt wherever has been used may for that rep
aton which mcrtsthat due attention be paid To thc
recons contained in the envelopes in Which the
Ointment enclosed, well the Circulars the hapds
OF our Agents. For sale by JOHN H. SEAY
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Valuable Tract Of Land,

:; i: ii
- tains INV ards OF
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II with eight OF ten rooms, kitchea, earIiage
and lee House, Barn. Stables, Se, WITH a
A51ssIR well of excellent water III the yard The
AZ neighboreood is remarkably healthy, and the
ESs.:kz@S society good as any IN The county he
pobasef will allowed grain the tall, and iuli
will be given when the present cropis hed
TERMS. So much OF the purchase money VIII be icquif-
cash may be necessary to pay the costs OF me sun a.
tores,J and the charges OF sae Tor residue credit OF
one two and three wears equal payments VIII be gwen
upon with good personal security and the title which
Will be withheld until the whole OF the
purchase shall have been paid, when the purchaser WI re-
ceve deed with special warranty Persons desiring iuer
information will address the undersigned at Iynehbng -
Geo W Lewich who resides upon the premises will take
pleasure showing the Land TO any who may desire to
make a examination OF 1t.
June swiftly JND. .. L.. Got'''lN
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NEW CONCERN.
40 CONTRIBUTORS,

GEhLED proposals. will he received at the Office OF The
- James River y Kanawha Campany in Richmond, until
the 9TH day Jul, next o the construction OF Timber Dam
across James River at tartersy lie.
Plans above works win be exhibited and spccGca
thereof delivered othc Contractors tic Company
Office IN lirichm3nJ WM p NpSFOHD,
tanc E. ffy4 =,F. ~ 1tEs Il. = X t'u.
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public Sale of Valuable Real Estate,
n, Bedford County.

c r.o,,t,, If The Rev William Lrit~icb, deceased
\ and commssi under decree oi the County Coui
OF Bedford county made at the last May term OF saa
:, ,.se al Re- and vile and Others against 1enweh
and ber the unders gn,d will Monday the Isl day
of % 1850 oer oi sale upon the premises, at public aue
ton to the highest bidder, that
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XIre hundred .lCr(S,

an, lies Immediately the t1ynchbnrg and Salem iurn-
nike eighteen miles from the former place and SIX miles
IN IN, town OF Liberty and is also within short distane
a, tbe yirgnia and Tennessee Rail Road Most OF tins
and es we'll and portion Of it is heavily mbered and
upon the whole regarded as OF the most productive ana ues
rble farm in the county. The Improvements good,
81 uI
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lO0's ana Materials f02 Contractors,
WE HAVE on hand GOOD assortment of Dlaeksmith.g
fellows, ..nvlls Nses, Sledge asd Hand Hammers,
Stone hammers Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham
mers, Cast Steol Hammer Mouls Stock and Die, Sore"
Plates, Files and Rasps Crow Bars Picks, Maocks Tape
Lines Broad, Chop and Hand Axes Halter, Trace and
Stone Chansi Hand Cyosscut and Pit Saws Horse Shoes,
Iioisc Shoe Nails,
5000 lbs. oeagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
30 Coils Rope,
100 dozen Shovels and Spades and many other aitics
which we anxious to sell on liberal terms.
Feb 2S-tf GREGORY & ROytII
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'EAlAINlIliNG.
.Pfi{i EfOllCS.

.Hifi stones.
FTNiE Subscribers prepared to furnish any rnbc, Nh
Stones OF the very best quality q, ,e shortest notice
his establishment, near B'3,Nsburg Montgomery county
n's' hem at lynchhurg any place where
"'haN ''"nc sale, II preferred. Address
MCDANIEL s. LEE. IynchbnTg--or
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg, Va
January S--wts
p. s REy NoLDS < &C. Lcaksvillc RocIine ham 90
Noth' aehna arc alsoogeuis ia be al olths ato,c NH
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virginia:
4 Rules held in the Clcrs Office OF Roanoke Circuit
N Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, Monday the
Sd day ot June, 1870.
Charles l.. Mosby, Plaintiff,
against
William Baily, Lucy Mechanism aud Thomas Iosh,
Defendants.
IN CIANCERN
The defendant William Bny, not having entered his APP
pcafance and given security according TO the act of Assembly
aud the rules Of this Court aud IT appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he nhabant al this Commonwealth,
IS ordered that the said defendant do appear here the
first day o the August term and the bill OF the
plaintiff and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN
paper published in the town OF lsnchhnrg Tor
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front door OF the
court house OF this county.
copy-Tcste,
June lO--w2m +. JOHNSTON, CIk
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.Y0ve sh0n 7iCcMfy Thousand persons
haze been CsSrCO.

TT is upon the principle of In
L sensible Precipitation, as ex-
hlbitod in this cut, that the hui
man body delivers itself OF i'm
puritics and disease. " The
blood being the life of the flesh"
according to Scripture, it must
be kept pure to insure health.
This it does by its own heat and
action through the system, elabo-
rating all impurity, and casting
OF all its worn ont particles,
which are carried out OF the sys-
TEN through the pores ofthc skin
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NOTICE.

A IL. debts due Claiborne \ Rnsue Trustees ot A \
n aud others, have ircn placed ~ my hand.
L,r collection. Prompt payment will hr required
Inn 2i-,iw WM Is RDANE.
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RICH yEsTINGs

We have, and are constantly receiving, New siyrs 81
,stinas c.n.,nx Of PLAN and Inquired silk and wooen
Nc,,s figured and striped Cssbneres Silks, sans and va
iaprils, 81 all shades and co,ors.
t,ur en.tom work made in the best and
. ards style and workmanship, Is warranted TO give en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-01

Double Acting Rotary Chl1n-This is one Of those sim,
pie inventions which calculated TO be very useful h.
they truly labor-sayng We have seen butter
made in three minutes from milk bought IN our streets
which was no, likely to be very pure.-Daily Sun
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Read the following notices Of the Pres.

We always take pleasure IN recommending 10 the public all
labor wing and useful inventions One of fla, hos,
we have seen Tor long time, is Anthony Enerons n
bic Acting Rotary Churn AT the chufnng Yesterday n ~
O'Clock good butter made from milk in t,.o..
utes We understand that the proetos rapidly disn.
ing of the rights for the different States and il -
to afford admirable opportunity for and n,oi,ab
investmen-.N0rLt american and L. $. Ga.ette
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rsiE attention OF all pairymen, and persons
good butter, is solicited 10 examinatio oil TN, -,
oil the above invention, feeling confident that, upon M,
CATION and trial. will he pronounced the practical
common sense Ch"rn ever brought before discrmina
public. The abundant testimonials the universal ,n,
ton, and the spontaneous acknow Judgments all
the Chnrn IN operation, examine sprincples furnish
ME proof pi its merits an
The organizer., 1850-11-16

Extract of letter from the Editor of the
"RepubIican" jackson, Tenn. Decem-
ber l9, lS4l.
Mr.. Gro w. HOUSE:
Dear Sir-Your most excellent ANTI
AGUE MEDICINE has long been sold,
and hundred bottles more could have been
disposed of since, as the calls have been
frequent, and much disappointment ex-
pressed at the absence of your Tome.
Not bottle remains unsold in this vicinity
nor would there have been any left, had
he number been ten fold 1t is deservedly
steemed the rery best, safest, most
pleasant, yes, positively the only infalIbIe
cure for CHILLS have ever seen.
speak from experience, having used several
bottles in my own family-and with most
astonishing and Unprecedented success
never a chill after commencing. 1t is the
ne plus ultra, of Ague fluids.
Respectfully, your, &c. J. II. DAY.
The organizer., 1850-11-16
5e9G(tIt6MQ+

TENHE subscriber returns his SINGER
n thanks to the citizens Of Oxford, & vi.
cinity, to whom he is indebted for liberal
share Of patronage in his profession. The
style in which he executes bis work is now
known to the community, and he flatters
himself that he can, with some degree Of
confidence, look for future and increased
patronage. Persons, in town or country.
wishing his services can command them
on reasonable terms. He invites atten.
lion to the certificate appended, which has
been kindly rendered him by portion Of
his patrons.
]. w. MASON.
Oxford, Aug, 8, lS50.-no-6-tf.
The organizer., 1850-11-16
From the "TKeekly American" Feb 20,
lS49

From the "IVeekIy American" Feb 90,
lS49
Gro. w. HOUSE has removed his Med.
cal Depot to College street. The remedies
prepared by him, have gained a celebrity
from their acknowledged utility. Il is no
puff to say that his Medicines are what he
recommends them IN be. His Vegetable
Pills, without doubt, have relieved more
people of Rheumatism than any remedy
ever dicovercd We would trust him before
the best practitioner in the union. We say
this because we believe it and not
because (as some might suppose) he adver.
tises in the American-ior he does not.
His "Plantation Medicines save enough
heavy doctors bills in one year to buy a
farm, and stock il with slave property
which his Medicines haved saved from
death. Farmers should take the hint.
O5-For sale by ID. C. MosBY, Druggist,
Oxford, Miss.,-Only agent in the county.
June 20, lS50.-v On "a mo.
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oxford Female institute.

EEVHIS Institution is now in successful
IL operation, and the patronage of the
community is respectfully solicited. The
next session will commence the 22d OF
July, and end the Goth Dec. The build
ings have been put in comfortable repair
and a number of boalders can be accomh
modated.
Or Board-per month Everything in
cluded) $40.
GF Tuition from 9lO to $50, according
to the studies pursued
Oxford, June 22d, 1850.
The organizer., 1850-11-16
UNIVERSITY OF MISS.
FACULTY OF ARTS.

AUGUSTUS B, LONGSTREET, L L D.
President and Professor of Mental and
Moral Science, Political Economy, and
Evidences of Christianity.
ALBERT 7. BLEDSOE, A. M. Profes.
sor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and
Astronomy.
JOHN WELLINGTON. M. D. Profes-
sor Of Chemistry, Agriculture ano Geology.
JOHN N. WADDEL, A. M. Professor
Greek and Latin Languages, & Literature
LUCIUS q. C. LAMAR, A. B. Assis
tant Professor Mathematics, &c.
ADOLPH SADLUSKI, Prof French,
spanish and German Languages
--AssistaDt Prof, of Geology
The exercises of this Institution will be
resumed on the second Thursday of Sep
tember next, 18th day Of the month, under
he direction of the above Faculty.
VoNUn9e
For College fees, (for Tuition, Room.
rent and servant hire,) all in advance fc'
the Session: $37 OF
For board per month at the Stew.
ards Hall, $500
OrStudents have the privilege of board
ing in private Families under the direction
of the Faculty.
Textbooks can be obtained in
Oxford.
JAMES M. HOWRY,
- Proctor, .. Mi.
"To be appointed 18th September next
20th July lS50.-no-6-tE.
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Certificate.

We, the Undersigned, having employed
Mr.. Mason, as Painter, take pleasure in
recommending him as a good and faithful
workman, and gentleman of strict bus.
ness habits. u. CoNKEY,
l.. 7. WYNN,
RoBT, SHEEGOO,
X. G. WYATT,
S. g. BURNEY,
DRURY ROBERTsON.
w. A. BERRY,
Aug. /, 1850. A. B. LONGsTREET.
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a CARD.

HNHE subscriber tenders his hearty thank
Il TO the citizens of Memphis and vicini-
ty, for their liberal patronage, during his
eight years residence N Memphis, and by
his extensive arrangements for the future
hopes to merit for his new house, con-
tinuance of the confidence and patronage
of the public. FRED. II. CLARK.
The organizer., 1850-11-16
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW,
Published MONTHLY.
Enlargement ofhe Number by Onefh
the reading matter.
SINGLE COPIES TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
PROSPECTUS
or TIE o5TTI YOLUnlG.


The Twenty-Flih Volume Of the DEN'
oCRATIc REVIEW proceeds TO its readen
under different auspices from those which
have smiled upon It's progress hitherto
New arrangements have become necessa'
ry. internally, as we'll as renewed exer
lions 10 promote us welfare externally
The unfortunate divisions Of the party
have resulted in a reverse more severe
than any that has been experienced ioI
many terms. The outgoing administn'
ton leaves The country in every pOsTtIea
politically, territnriaIly, commercially
and financially, more renowned, mon
extended, more prosperous, and in higha
credit than it had ever before attained
The prosperity which prevades the cOun,
try, and the glory that surrounds its Gag
and mainly. if not intirely, due 10 fhOR
sound principals clearly recognized BY an
American public, aud carried TO their iul.
filment through 10 the steady hyaity o.
the Democratic Party.
That schIsms have been created by Dc.
signing men, as dangerous TO party ascea.
dency as TO national welfare, afOIds adj
rional reasons for more rigeroos eXerllO1a
the cultivation Of spirit Of forbear11e,'
and Ihat selfslcrifcing patriotism Wh'A
has for so long a period been a disliAg
uished feature Of Democracy. For whal'
ever Of evil may spring from feasfS
ascendency, those who defeated The Den-
ocraiic party by heartloss diserliOn u y
hour Of trial must be held accOuntlbs
and we doubt not that November, leSz
will witness a resubulion teat vill be mon
terrible to fslse frieLds than 10 open lOss-
The accustomed features Of the ReTleI,
wil be continued, including, POrtraits 90
Biographies Of disiinguished Demorob
men whose patriotic principals and see.
ness Of purpose have won the cOn6be'"
Of the people.
The organizer., 1850-11-16
Houses Ointmemt-A soothing

and rapid cure for PILES, BLIND or BLEED
ING. Cures have recently been reported
of being made of from > to 40 YEARS
standing. 1t is also good remedy for
Burns, Bruises, fresh cuts, SC.
~See Wrappers for Certificates
Price 81 per Bottle.
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Aug. l, 1850.
Sheet-irCn and in W ork.

FNHE undersigned, having procured a
n large supply of
SHEETIRON AND TIN PLATE
is now prepared to d. any work belonging
to the Timing business, and that too, in a
style (pariicular for durability, } unsurpass.
ed in tbs or any other country. His long res
idencG here, and the many specimens Of
his work distributed over the country, he
deems sufficient evidence Of his CAP aciIy
to render general satisfaction to his custom.
ers. He would especially refer ie bis
work in that apparently, most difficult
branch Of his tu-iness. and one too, seen.
ingly very liule understood by workmen,
VIZ: gultering houses, &c. "NUF CED"
or His shop IS on the southwest corner
of Tippacanoe Row. where he can always
be found, when not otherwise engaged.
JOEL GRAYSON.
The organizer., 1850-11-16
BOtaniCO Medical College, of
Memphis, Tenn.

EVHE fifth course Of Medical Lectures in
II this Institution will commence on the
first Monday in November next, and end
on the last Friday in February succeeding
FACULTY.
G. W. MORROW, NJ. D., Professor oil
ANATOMY, Sl2
JAMES WEAVER, NJ. D., Professor
ofSurgery, IL
5. r. JONES, NJ. D, Professor of
Physiology and Pathology, II
N. GABBERT, NJ. ID. Prof. Theory and
Practice # Medicine, IL
K.P. WATSON, NJ. D., Professor of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics. II
JJ. RIDDLE, NJ. d., Professor Of OBJ
stetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Wm. HYrp, A. NJ, Professor Of Chem
istry, 10
Of Anatomy, s
MatricuIaton Ticket, 8
Total, elOO
Graduation f'c, $50
A cour.e of lectures on Medical Juris-
prudence will be delivered gratis during
the session.
Ia making the announcement for the
approaching session OF the Botanico Medl-
cal College, it is due the friends Of reform
and the public generally, to lay before
them its present condition.
The institution has up 10 the present
been crowned with unparalleled success,
compared with similar institutions in this
country. True, il has had to contend with
those difficulties peculiar 10. and which are
constant attendants upon the establishment
of new Institutions, and especially such as
embrace new doctrines.
In addition to the facilities for instruction
afforded, much is being done by
the enterprising trustees and individuals 10
tender the Institution, ii possible, still more
worthy of public confidence.
The College buildings formerly occupi-
ed, having been found too inconyenient for
The advanced condition of the Institution,
have been made for the
building Of a more spacious cdlice, which
a addition TO the necessary lecture rooms.
will embrace library, museum and an
lerbarium. The arrangements now in
are deemed as complete as
"a the Oldest institutions in the country,
Ind no pains wall be spared, erher by the
ruslees OF faculty, t. render the institution
'f students not only advantageous, bu.
pleasant.
In consequence OF the numerous aptlica.
ions which have been made 70 extend in
iulgence TO young men OF enterprise and
merit. at a late meeting Of the faculty, Il
was unanimously agrees, that a note for
ninety five DO lars, with two good endors
srs, payable twelve months after date,
should be received in lieu # cash, for the
tickets Of the several Professors for one
course Of lectures, when students are not
TO advance the cash.
Those wishing further information
reference to TIE Institution, will please
address the Dan, post paid.
X. p. WATSON, MD,
Dean offbe Faculty.
Memphis, April. fS50.-no-50-fc
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Departure of the Atlantic Steamers.
BRITISH STEAMERS,

The following is reliable table OF the
sailing of the British and North American
ROYAL Mail Steamships between Boston
and Liverpool, and between New YORK
and Liverpool, calling at Halifax to land
aud receive mails and passengers for The
year 1850:
The organizer., 1850-11-16
COM MERCIAL HOTEL.
JEFFERSON STREET.
MEMPHIS, TENN,
BY JOSHUA F. JAMES.

Mr.. James sister, Mrs. Martin, wM
euPeriRtcnd the Ladies' department of the
House, and giUe IL her uRdipided attention,
so that ladies sojouniRg heret ,rM receire
all the comforts necessary to their con.
renicHce and happiness.
6+TGood Stables and coed Osllers attached
to the House.
Aug. !, lS50.-no-S.f
The organizer., 1850-11-16
HOUSE's INDIAN TONG,

Extract of letter from Rev. F. A,
OWEN, of Memphis; dated November
l6, lS43.
"MY DEA SIR'-I have tried the Indian
Tonic in different cases, and find ii
eflicacious sim very high degree. 1t ar
rested the chill in every instance. and as
yet therehas been no return. | cheerfully
give this testimony, that others may be in
duced to use remedy both safe and etfica-
cious incuring Chills and Fever.
Yours, very truly,
F. A. OWEN"
The organizer., 1850-11-16
Houses Vegetable Pills. a,

Family METIcINE, should be on every
Plantation and in every House. is anti.
bilious, anti fever, and the only reliable
cure ever discovered for RHETMATsM.
9 0%~Prce 25 cents per box.