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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
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=, ia' ~ '~ y wv ~ " ~ ''.'o"'oe
y, ""s "s'-' 1'o'
FII o,rp c... matt
90 VI "'"'onn 'ono,'V continue IL
w i" 49, O. >" d; 'eoiisViI'o oiahas hhds pnicha
N'lr.Ai -rflmrr red VI ", per bnslel, and prime
"n'r =, aa,
"'''N, orf A'n-bfan ~ CTS Nhor's - cents
n''"" ,'n'S =, cS Nhl' N'uis AZ cents per busltl -
''rnh'nu ,ar ana Stocks llghf.
c,nN-n cents per nlsiei'
AVE- N,rA''-no 10 % cts per bnsl"l.
o\'N-No' much doing We quote - cents per
ouShe' as The selling price
Office or N. =" R,bi,noye .1ncr;c,no
IN 10
cd, rLaa.. p.a., haaa
il nsu,, a, his so,s,p If tho yo,, ~ +, small and ,Me
stock heinz ola oool 1uolily ard condition., pticos ruled
higher. IN" oll'rngs re'rhed 81" head. Il which IL
w'r" leil over nnsI ". aud the residue were taken by city
butchers nj prlr"s 'Pn"e frnn s. 2'o &t25 on Tia"
ho1f, equal 10 81 50aSS 25 net, aud averaging So G2l
g'1ss
Hnas-NNo quote IF IN s. 50 n SC.
Flnr-We mite sa'es ~ S'tnrlav of 400 hhls. How
ard Street Flour At 81 rs. To-day sales of 1000 bb's.
wcr" made a' The s'"e rate.
There appear TO he no m ve"en's in Civ Mills Flour
W" think il car he bought 10 day a, s 81. or We
note n sale at this prre.
There is no stock of Susonehanua Flour in m,rket-
" y iHi - bhi " 70 ~ - ,oFh lNifdl ~ ufNb uhI -
BALTIC. hills. are held Il, 81 81.
Grain-A sale Of very good red Wheat 10 day
afoat. at l08 cents strictly prime parcels nno,t in
quantity would probably bring 10 cents. We note
sales Of good white whea, to-day n, 10 cents and
Of family -four white Mt 100 cents we quote good
whites at llQall5 cents, and family -four white at 100
al25 cents.
Sales Of good yellow Corn o-day Mt SO cents and
of good white at So cents. : Sales of good Oats at IS
cents.
Sales Of new Cloverseed. good Ia prime. are making
NJ Al S7i1k5: nd sales of old nj ttat 50.
Provisions We no,e sales of 6nO kegs Lard nj
7, cpnts. 4 months 60 bbls Mess Pork nj NI. %.
600 lbs. hulk Sides at :, cents ; and 40 casks bulk Hams
on private terms. Small sales of Bacon are making al,
Wh;sLa,|yve o,o,o NH. =, o54 .on,s -, III, =,
cents.
,r,y vopv NJ c,
-, INN '" 'o-o'."
! ne steamer crescent o''y arrived h'te to day from
No','fs'on, one encountered a heaVy storm ana mead
winds.
me tex market =, nm sales OF New Loan Con
Pons at ll5i, The Money market Is easy. Exchange
o" London '.a9' premium.
me rlont market rs s,eany' mn mol ac'ive.
sales o' 3'oo hhls Al " sIat' for western and State
n,anns pure tennessee v. aia y, 2'; southern " Ia
y, o. .nna',a" ~ 'oiSi o. Corh Meal & "a. Rye
4 iomf Soao 70 -,
ln,te 5 eoon oe'"a"o 'f w hra.; oh'eso' zone
see al i2'alZoc's o'"'hern WHITE lll cit rod looa
90 Gus oon IS S'eaoy' SAFES Oh 9''",o bushels at
ce''S ., 'e',"" II "''Neo' 'a's ooa4< cs' i"f
''u'"fl" ""o l>"'ne'"' nyeoIaoo Gus
Provisions remain n.changei sales OF new Mess
"E AZ elo VI run" -; Lara o1aos 10 I CTS IN Dds
ana Kegs. ,,
v, ceres s'"ay' r"ea's "" sars III o"' mos
~ Oo'''a"H "' fh''' rs. pc ~ '""'ns|s s'esuy
~ as%o Gus per 9a''"., Io''e Is inner: sales o' loo9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
$500. 0li Ga
LIABILITIES
$3.960.OII 81

On the LIST Of January the Board of Directors declar-
ed a dividend of 8. per cent If The capital stock ont of
the above surplus which wifh the tax pad To the
State, aud 10 III" mn residents. amount 10 tjS.9 s5 AZ
cents, leaving Sl35.0il 50 cents. MS a snrplu. balance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Sugar, glOIaSses, &c.
Pure COd-Liyer OF

THOSE ~ want OF this valuable and popular Med;c;ce
L may depend on obtaining from the subscriber a ps,y su.
psr'o artte's.- II is procured directly frum the manu- acin
cry ~ Nv York, who warrant it genuine and naye. and
not purified trim an inferior arilcle. Anolhef suup v ius. n,
nan and for sal. by JOHN n STAY, ..s.s,st.
j IAN gi-ils
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Lynchburg Female seminary.
Sale of House and Lot.

Sale of House and Lot.
&A DuRsuANT to a decree III the Circuit
Hgyts9 superior Court Of Law and Chancery
Nh ior the town ol H. nchburg, rendered on tho
HsvsEss.Aaa8 loh June, lsl, in a sui, therein depending,
S~sNs~&~ IN which William Thurman il plaintiff and
Niliam u. Lambeth, John +. Hawkins, Warwick n Head,
Miller \ Roberts, Hancock & Adams, \. \ NJ II. Garland.
I l,swcll iiabnfy aud Samuel poindextcr, IT,, dctepdsnis;I
shaliHcil, at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, on the It'll day oi March, 1850, the HOUSE AND
LOT IN the proceedings mentioned, situated ON Main or I'd
street l%ynchbnrg, adleini, 2 the Tobacco Factory Lot own.
cd by Nr-srs. Nawick n Read.
TRIMS OF SAl.t"-A credit of q, ~ and Is months,
equal instruments. the purchaser giving bonds with good Sc
turlty ,ahl the title withheld until the purchase money IL
paid, liable Ia be fe-sold in rase ofdeianlt.
II HUNTINGTON, Comm sioucr.
Feb 1i-t1Mh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
GEORGE. BAGBY.


BEproRp, u. !. July I6, lSl9.
Sip-i have used yopr Prepared t.uano' and from what
! have sern, believe II 10 b. a very excellent fertilizer. |
intend Ia have more ot it. Wherever | have used it, things
have looked better throughout the long continuance ol dry
weather, than where other nanarcs wcfu employed, ,nclu-
DIM the imported '.uano. JOHN Il. klBUER.
TO MIR e. A krnti.h.
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EEOUSgi D RENT

dff.3 The House occupied, at this time, by James nj.
gtIiii1 Povd. is for rent. Possession can be had on the LIST
ELL March, 1850. Apply 30 ! VI. B,yd or 10 the sub
scrlber. CHARLES II LYNCH.
Jan cI-ti.farf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
AGENCY OF
Dr. 4. =. EIfCh'S C~eIe5rNfed .YeMtci,ses

III W NFFFOTWVFU sV6PsTtCtb8P8,
SEQ by him with such distinguished success in the cure
~ OF Coughs, CONSUMPTION, Catlrrh, Asthma, Hear, Dis
eases, Dyspepsia Gonorrhma, Piles, Female Complaints. SC.
Sc.-Also, DIR. :. s. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout
der Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and Lectures on CONSUMPTION.
JOHN II SEtY has been appointed agent for the sale Of
the above Goods, and will keep them constantly ON hand at
his Drug Store, Lynchburg, Virginia -
a DR.. Fitch's 6 Guide Book to Invalids, and Directio a
Tor Promoting Health, aud Instructions to M ithers, in the
Management Of Children may be had, gratuitously, by
calling Tor it at the Store as above. An extremely valuabl
Book.
Aug t3-33f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
CASH FOR NEGROES,

WISH to purchase a number of LIKELY EGROE
! Tor which | will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
All letters addressed me at Liberty, Bedford county will.
receive prompt attention. w. e. HEWITT.
Aug. 9-ilts #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
EXCHANGE BANK on VIRGINIA

Cund 'usel view of The condition of the Exchange
Bank oi VIRGINIA. and Branches, on the 81 Il uf Deeem
bar. lSi9. as prepared ft transmission to the Executive
OF the State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

a'Nh ffN' A"N H
:;'': 4, y {: '$ A: 4; . 4: s :: &c: -: "
which are carried ont oi The s,s- ~ tsAsga
tenn ht"nprthc pores ul the SKIN.
When, however, the skin becomcs lnehed mp tram sudden
ehenee' ol weather, or any undue application Of cold, all the
htmniS aud Niruleni pmt,rlesn l the blood arr retained with.
IN, and siehuess and death must follow. All the long cata
logne oi discascs are the result We have, under sarh en-.
fnmstneeS, di'eovcfcd n remedy that Will op,n the pnics
and assist the body In east oil any oflcu hug humots. 1t is
Ni'AlislER'S Nl.liEAliNG ON IMENT, ~, the
WoRl,pS SAl.NE, II opcns thosc avenues through
Which nature catltcs oil the Impurities within, and ihus ic-
Hr'ts Tue body 81 disease. II i~ihus that II curea tousunp.
non, Srinlula, frVsfs, F%rysircaS, Asthma, salt theum,
Nrk Headache, Clumsy, Surc Throat, Rheumatism, Scald-,
fain IN the Chest, SIDE, and Bach; Dyspepsia, ioi~di,s,
sore breast Deafness, tutahroos rluptiuua, Solr Ewes, In.
hinftltt ion Of the Bowels, Kidneys =, and llrain, Buins, Ghtl.
elatns, filcs, Worms, Arucs, told Feet, Ii,or Complaint,
Ulcers, all Fever Safrs, and lnl,mm ,iuns oi every kind,
without destroying the tone af he siomath Ia, ~ - penatall,
done 10y the introduction aud continuance ol pills and other
nostruma.
llish by acting upon this rinrip' that !. is proved To be one
81 The most extraordinary medicines tho world ever saw.
us success IN curing disease ia altogether unprecedented IN
M Annals ul medical iuiispildcncc.
ms we might dempnstlaio lay the publication oi thou
sands OF ecriiicnirs from individuals of high standing in all
pats "i the United States. who have experienced is AS
loNlS1lNt III FltAtl IN the healing 81 the most at
hi'tihg naIad'cs t. which mankind il subject. but we a.
peal to u candid and enlightened public, aud only ak that
the numerous ourcs which ar being effected by this ONT
ihent wherever II ,shcen used may secure li II that trru-
tation which IT merils-ihat due attention be paid TO the ID.
frrtionS contained in the envelope IN which the hoxrs oi
Ointment are enclosed, as well as the Circulars in the hands
OF ON Agents. For sale by JOHN II. SEAY.
Fb 20 WY Agent tor Iynrhhurg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

HISTORY OF WI LITERATURE in 3 vols,
IL y Va, by George Tuknor, u new aud valuable work,
lust received, by i. Il. PAYNE n BiO.
E.h I'LL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Wore than FircnfU Iho"sasd persons
hare been cured.

IT is upon the principle OF Ia
1 sensible Precipitation, ~ eS
hihiied IN this cut, that the hu-
man body delivers ,tscli OF IN.
rui'ties and disease. =" The
blood being thu lite oi the 1rsl,."
according To Scripture, II must
he kept pure To insnnc health
fhisii does hy its own heat and
action through the system, claho-
'atne all impur,t,, and casting
o' all ha worn cut PARTICLES,
which are canned ont oi the s,s-
tenn ihtnnnhlhr nnrra al lin al1n-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

HATS AND CAPS ..l good assortment at reduc
! ell prices. [. -
Jsne4-b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
REV f..

NT.N I'M II.
Loans. $3.lIl .6l5 OF
Foreign Bills If Exchange, CPS 81
State Stock aud Interest. 90. ga 90
Due from other Banks aud their notes. 2Ss .07l St
SUSPENDED debt, Petersburg, 81. 236 %
Banking Houses and other Real Es-
tate, o. 53O OF
Npecie. 3i3 493 %
In transit between Bank and Branches, i2,1i5 2S
.-----
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DWELLING HOUSE FON RENT

40, . r. & e.? 81 :: ~; -; :: !; !; 8; :; C; g: !: : ): ]:;; z: !: :. ;: Z
Oct. i-,sif MIGHT. HART
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
C.EEKEO E.v.E.l GOLD.
Light, Light.

yINlIE subscriber is prepared to furnish Phosgcne Gas
L C%amphine, Burning Fluid, winter hleaehed, sperm az,
solar Oh all II the eery best quality. Alto, a handsome az
sortmeni of Hand, Parior, and stand Lamps Tor burning ,hs
same. For sale by JOHN H.. SEAY, Druggist.
Jan 2I-iI1s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
HE.v.R

ISL ron Street, ew YORK,
rIVES his particular attention to tbs sale OF oMANu.
N ruRED ANIL LEAF rOBACC D." and other
produce, and will make fair aud liberal advances on the
same. lie also pays particular attention to the execution Of
orders Tor produce generally. Address as above.
Jan 7--3miI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

policy, aud tina, the known proPensiucs, OF mat
PARTY 10 extravaganza in the public o,pendl-
lures, and ,o speculation, as recently and FULLY
illustrated by the Taylor cabine'' IN the case o,
the Galpn claim, should arouse the universal
democratic party TO the most 'lgllan'''lgorous
and effective efforts 10 prevent The acqulsl'ion'
by by the wings, Of the controlling power IN
congress during the present presidential term
R,,olr,d, That the National Democratic
Platform as laid down BY the National Dem
ocra,lc Conventions held IN Baltimore IN the
years Of 1874 aud isis, are as bruad as the
Union, a. ample as the wants Of humanity,
and suited 10 the real interests OF the whole
Pcople-upon this platform We rest our hope,
Of success, "our liberties, our fortunes aud
sacred honors.
RSolr,d. That, as We can never ariIieVer
a victory though division 1T our forces, u -
the fire, duty of every Democrat to keep The
party together. tba, Il Democrats dlsagrrc uP-
on any one issue, the only way isior The mln"r'
nv 10 submit, To the decision oi the majority
or leave that issue out Of the creed oi the par
", and let every man act upon IT, and hold
what views IN relation TO II he plcascs; and
that these are the only Two ways that honest
Dcmocrl,s. really DESTROYS for the success OF
Democratic measures and principles can act.
Resolved, Tia, We hereby concur N the
nominations made ~ thu. Convention for sen
aiors, and HAT We pledge TO them our unani-
nous support at the ensuing election.
R1oir,1, Tha, the democracy Of Old OK
ford heartily respond 10 the nomination oi
Hon John Hubbard, our present excellent
Chief Magistrate. by the legislative conven-
ilon as a candidate foI reelection TO the office
II Governor Of Maine.
RColr,d, That from consideration ~ the
fact that IL vii be the duty Of the next Legs
laturc 10 make ncW appointment oi senalgrs
and Representatives iur the term OF two yc@s,
Il j. Of tho utmosl lmporlaneC 10 the dcuso-
cratic panty 10 SEQ 60 II. shat a unIuTliy,oi
Democrats are elected and returned tn each
branch of The legislature and that the cNccu-
tive power Is also secured hy the choice, al
the September election, ol their prcscu, uum-
incc ior Governor.
Which resolutions wcr' adopted hy the
Conycntieu.
Voted To adjourn this Convention.
MOSES MASON, Chairman.
Cu.Rtr NrrrrR, S,,,,o,,,,
S,Nru GiHsoS, '''"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27
The Election az Hand

The election fOr Governor SC. j. Just a,
hand. Mr.. Wllley thinks the elections Of
this wear are vastly important. having strong
bearing upon the Presidential election io'
I-js l., Democrats take the Hiatt The
Democrat, of~Otd Oxford" mus, come out 90
the tune Of TWO THOJ SAND MAJORITY,
and morS, IN proportion, m Tie Oxford part
Of the Four.h Congressional Dls,rict.. The
Adminisirauonp' Governor Hubbard Is de-
.srvedly popular throughout tn State We
can elect him bai ihcr Irr other Interests
a, stake. Democrats must b. vide AwA>E ,
L., the Natchword b. m every Sch"ol Dis
,rie,. in every Towr and Coun'y m the state,
raily. ruLr. RALLY, to the polls oa the
9th Of September, and Democracy will III
umPh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27
MOSES MASON, Chairman
CnAELEs NuTTEE, S,,r,,o,,,,
SAMUEL +. GIEsOS,

FRET SOIL NoNrNArIoS. The Free Soil
Convention, held at New Gloucester on the
18th inst, nominated VIM. p. fessenden as
their candidate for Congress. The Portland
Advertiser which 80 severely denounced the
free soil members oi,he Legislature for voting
for Mr.. Hamlin, for United States Senator,
takes no exception to the above act OF the free
soil Convention, but rather rejoices a, 1t, and
thinks that Mr.. Fcssenden will be elected
&" Sauce for the goose, &c"
Bangor JefTer.onian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

HAt the Frresoil Convention al South
Paris, last Vc,k, u Was confidently stated
hat many Of the Democrats, acquainted With
ir. Reed, and living To- hrs vicinity, would
J,e Tor HIM This was a mere ruse, with
her manTuyers, % induce those favorable
an independent nomination To 20 ia for Mr.
ed They understood u. and hcoee wish
ito have the views of The opposing candi-
ties fiiriy, Il a, all, presented, While they,
Or the AXE Inconsistency, would support an
independan, nomination. The liberal portion
Of the Convention took fair and honorable
course. Such mes are an honor to any party
and deserving Of the rcsPcc, Of all Pariies.-
As they have no ireesoil candidate, they ~lll
Of course 20 in ior the next maa q their
choice, regardless Of Suggestions" "a
yorable 10 Ls wings. OF o. vhig sympathy.
Mr.. Reed win hardly get a full vote ef his
own party, while the Democrats Of the whole
District were never NOR, united then in the
.onin.,ion Of Col Andrsv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

A good anccdoie is told Of Ex-Governor
Jones, OF Tennessee. Whilst making a
speech some two years since, rowdy fellow
Kissed him. Immediately the cry, "Tum
him out, turn him out" arose from various
parts Of the crowd. Just at that time an ass
near by commenced braying, when the Gov
emor remarked 10 the audience" Let him
alone, gentlemen, his father is calling him,
and he will soon leave"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

ca 4 hcctious old gentleman who had
two sons remarkably fond Of hunting and
shooting, very sarrasticaily distinguishes
them by the aPpolation Of Nimrod and Ram
roJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27
sii,sai 81

WINTER SESSIONS. The House Of Repre-
sen,atiyes on Monday, voted to submit to a
constitutional amendment to the people re-
storing winter sessions OF the legislature, by
. vote OF 81 TO 10, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

The following is the vote Of Portland on
loaning its credit to the At. & ST. Lawrence
Railroad, Yeas, 1888; Nays, Ill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

Frankhs Crcss,
jeremiah Grover.
Samuel Brown, j.
LoyELt.
DAVID r. Hastings,
Moses KiIeOrr,
Daniel G Towu.
FsYssuEo.
T. L. Osgcod,
J. Walker, Sd,
Chandler.
FgSuN PtASr.rioS
Jame,F. Abbott.
w,IrEroEU.
AlScu Barker,
John G. Gerry,
J Sandcrson.
BFoW>uslD.
VI. VI TYLER.
n. " Kicker,
\ o Bonn.
HlE,g.
y. n. Hubbari,
Walter = wa,sun.
John L. Clemens
RrrHEL.
Vim Goddard,
Elias VI Carter,
Nm Fryr,
Nose, Mason.
Sru>rE,N.
Jonathan Moore,
Jonathan Bartlett
Srv>sE
Rcubca Chandler,
Nathaniel Ccrrish, II
John " lane.
llruEuN.
Avian Turner, j.,
Lew wuiucmorr.
Uuonp.
samuel Chadb1urr~.
Sebastian : smith,
wm. h Staples
Ro,rrEY
John Reed.
R,Nrusp.
;. " Adams,
4. n, Golvin,
= Morton
NrwbY.
Orcn Foster
Andrru VI SioWc, u.
BUcHirlD.
Ephraim Atwood,
laucj swallow,
Charles r Davis,
Philip Mason.
LrrrrE y. Pt>rIuos.
jonathan Grover.
H,SuS GEANT
Caleb Bc,ssc, j.
F1ruuse, academy Grant
Edmund r. Mains
PosrEE
VIM. 7. Taylor,
Ira 6. Chas,
Henry Mason.
LrvrENoEr
samuel Fuller,
Richard ID. Morse,
Reuben z. Brown.
ASDoyrR NoRru SIRIUS
Joshua Dunn.
ASDoVsE.
wm. ". Abbot,
Faruham Abbot.
LlNiNsroS.
ElrLicl Small.
Peleuah Carrie,
: VI Bradbury.
T,RSIS.
Isaac Strickland,
Arch Lsauu,
Aalou Dillingham;,
b. K Brad"rJ.
Rrrr Pr,SrArIoS
Jacob Bartlett.
MlroS PLANTATION.
EpLralm X Andrews
SwrprS.
VIM. Nc,S-> -.
Bcnpmiu Ncyer.
PAEsoSsTIELD.
John b. Sweat,
John Bracke,l %,
Simon Folsom,
Soften Edcceomb.
DiITiLLD.
John 7 Holman.
Isaac Parks,
VIM. Dunn.
HAKrTOED
Sampson Reed,
Stephen TharloW, IT,,
Wilson Dearborn.
MgNIco-
Moses W Kimball,
James Soften
PAEis.
George X. shaw,
EbeneEer Thayer,
H..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

sB- On Thurd,y last, 5000 passengers
arrived in New York city fun foreign ports.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

CT The receipts on the At. & St Law
renee Railroad for the month of July, 1850,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27

Total,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-02

COMPOUND SNRHP or WIN CHERRY,
Tnns CoSrotsh i. o.e ef The best remedies ever Of
fered to tic public IN Coughs. whether arising from
Colds Or this WlnnFing Cough. or that dreadful n,nla.
W toh,Fhft,tio,g Few remedies, In thu short time Ia
has brel betore8 the public. have effected 50 many
care". The prorrietors are every day receiving orders
Tor It nj n disia,t1e. mud IN this city. in wt,icl, they
have been highly gfatilied to learOats good effects.
She Hiphop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Maryland uhe lligh, Rev. w. X. Nottingham has
authorized us 10 ssy that he has used it IN his avn
person, with decided tei,eiit! aud our Medical frienja
do t'ot =crttpie ~ recommend 1t ns ot,e Of The hos, rs.
mr,lis- In Consumption. Bronchitis, As,hna. er..
which they have ever mot with. III. follow Inv IN
ftn,n n highly respectable Physician on ksnt Island.
whom we male acquainted with the preparation
KNIT ISLAND. June W. 1897
Dr. Mhttin-Dear Sir Since my return home. !
prescribed your SIRHp or WIN CHERRY IN
several cases: anc In particular. n ease Of Asthma. Ut
long standing tahout ~ yenrs) n ~neigl,bor md patient
1T mine. Her disense Ind never heen benefited by
any Medicine which she has TAKEN aud for the lns,
year or Two she has hrcn confined entirely 10 The
luiee. do not k,,ew that she had n pooi ,;rht'r
rest for a ling time, but since sl,c ins commenced
taking yn,r Medicine land abe has only ihken one
botle) sh" IL enabled to 20 10 he'd and sleep we'll nil
night. ! think the Medirine will make u pcrfer, cure
nf her, and she IL determined H. give /, y fair trial,
Her husband. Nr. Rmiertrk EArickroi,. II n tnrrrl,nn,
herr. and says if you will send Elm some Of II he vii,
act M your ugrnt. '
Yours. MANUEL HARPER, l.. u.
Ptire - ccn,s per bottle. Around ear, ho,tls ,b,r
~ q short lfrntisr on niseasrr uf the Cheat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-02

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On. LAezgrTi's 1850 Gopbiab. on rRoexEArisE
ELIXIR.
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all diseases 0cchsi6fed by certain secret habits md
many Of the nostrnms fsrently recommended for thc
same complaints ure worthless limitations which it,
inriyaled excellence, fame and popularity have
brought into the market. The Medical Faculty Of
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recommendation Of the Juno Cordial, aud kave not
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