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VALUABLE PLANTATIONS, CROPS &C. =

not sold privately before THURSDAY. the t7' ...l,a g
We shall proceed to sell. pubic aaci'n 10" ~ ,is4
owned by Noble Jordan, Esq that dag, At u =: mic.
lulhle Farm situated On the Lnchhur- Sd:r r't
Richmond an! % niles O Puwlalaa LJhr :. .f..s~.
vile Railtol!. adjoining the properly OF "!''h""
Rently AM others. 49,. ,..,,.,.-trs
The OF an! contains rs acres o! - h l x,it he
land ID acres hat land porefiy drctr! l!s a VI en-
lance Of j. a OF cuia'..i
pete with any Farm the Sad Farm lh- zee. @ g p
the "a field system ,!c las: iew years well y
sIsce;Io. Ui Improvement. all sns OF manure
ding fences, well wa:-red il ever? Le" ~ aaii''
chooses take the whole OF tts cropsa, %'r ''.'
session GIVEN Immediately. -, : rsaas A''
IMPROVEMENTS Il good dwen: house WV, ...gs.. &c
closets KITCHEN. dairy smoke house Cartiass ~ m sI :"
house a mi convenient, barn aios s- sun s
houses all in root! order an excr.ie.. well IL var '
springs on The premises. s.. on VA s'
n i The Fat the land can be al our % ysa:..
TERMS-One third cash. the balance IN one ai' -
approved bond an! the title retaae! uG pan!
Apply Mr. Noble Iof!an on the enil- rrsnau VI
Sent 2--c,if PULLlAM i S.ADE. Anc'2 ~
eEED-Cha Mexican Seed tor .,:niEI TIN D.u.gIs;
- for sale " tSep! y T. 'o'i
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,.iLl. .,,i.AuI:. LEE.

3sY ,hc 'furoII" africa "IfTni.pii. tH: i, a.. B
Liverpool and Hare. arr rr'"i'" c,,a
| p,.tliul Of British. French and German hT, 80.
Ia chased prEc a. European markets. cNtu..: .,ou
". ave aisJ IL store. :G supply of iMEiltA-' w.. h,
purchased !Tt III. ma hulacurccs or their a..s " "
terms rlain. so,eher the nr.r> au' ban ~
ga = We '" !ai The pleasure of csIn!IDi }"
/. has :it.cil!ta OF NIr.n!l, Mort: t."id ""'
~', fr. asr "a encourage home iars" 20 s''' '
c,..ta.tns. wt;t II: .s5.t - that pace. ''" he,
an Dun.est!c G,t- will be iUII! los" ani ar ,e'"
as these OF any house 10 muke III ,hs YAK. KEN
SENT ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

b our Commonwealth that position in the respect OF inc
North and affections OF the South "hich sue mas "ESu
since the era Of Us. AhhERoi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
Letter from T'ic,0r Kerr

Nv dear brother R0bcrt-Adicu! | am 10 be- shot in ar
hour there is remedy for This will be handed to You
by my friend Mr. Costa who has been kind enough la take
charge of il. Adeu Eobert. die a and as ar
American should die Kiss your dear wife, my good mother
sisters and brothers, and believe your brother
(SiancdD VlcroR ERR.
ARG l6 lS5l-6, o'cluCk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
INDICTMENTS OF THE GRAND JURY OF CLARKE
COUNTY,

We learn that COL James Caseman and his son, Stephen
indicted the Quarterly Court Monday last for
ing the death OF of hem belonging TO the former The
parties tried before the County Court and after the evil
dience heard held bail in the sum of ten hous
and dollars-eac for five thousand As present
the trial. form opinion of the guilt innocence
Of the accused. The will undergo e-investgaon
before his Honor Judge Parker the term of the Cir
cui; Court
The slaves charged with having broken into store
and stolen several articles of merchandise
Counsel for The Commonwealth John E. Page Esq,-and
for the accused James NJ Mason and Robert i. Conrad
EsQs.-[ Charesto,cn Free Press.
Jesse D. Bright, ESP, and joseph G. NJ arsha Esq., both
OF Madison Indiana, arrived in Louisville the 10Th u
for the purpose OF fighting duel. The police authorities
have made effort he but thus far have been
unsuccessful dle-. Ga<ete
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
HAVANA, on BOARD y MAS-oF. WAR,
The pcayune also publishes the following additional let
L.Ikcr frnrn i RrnnlN-

HAVANA, AUG 10, lool
Nh Dear Mother IL have but few moments TO live
FIFTY Of Us condemned 10 be shot within half hour.
do not value life but deeply regret the grief it will you
to hear Of my DEATH Farewell, then, my dear mother sis
tiers and all; may again in another world. Think OF
me often; forget the have given for grief;
member only my virtues Farewell again, dearest mother
and believe 10 be your aiectionae SON. J. BRANDT.
Mrs MARIA r. BRANDT.
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GRAND EXHIBITION AZ ODD r.:LLou

rg,OuRNA3IfST.-T Gran! Tournament ,,, ii.
L viii al al tho FduiIirr " itc >upaur >gfss
OF September. and an the ~! the Fanny Bal. a. -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
WHOLESALE PRICES C,-rp,,.

,.,,r,r =. ,,, hl"H"Ho, >ErrEsrsEs J. /,
WilEAT.-priu'c White IS cts: prime r., So. = .,
FLOC I;..-SaicS Old flour at s. s.; r',. ~ I'S.
COltN.--C0 cents So" ." o.s!G q
CORN ME.iL-i5 cents
OATS-.ij cents per 5uslel
RYE-1j 10 - cents.
FISH-iierrings, New 80. cg,Az,
Roe 56aS5 -; Nlackcrc, No. ;. <.i,; = Hto>
No. !, 81: a9A. Sha4--none in n,tse, w. ) :.
E kAl6ISin =" R oI;;"s To- Ia Cts.
Shoulders .. market firm with small s,ac,S, - Il C
COFFEE-Prnc new cr"p l.a-uayr.. . ag,.,,,
common, :. 5; good 10 prime. a4a. '''''
SUGAR-Ncw Orleans ) (: Il ! cents pa,:. p,
I cents '
MoLASSES.-.Swec Cuba j. hc!iat2l a!!3,r.
Orleans, firm al IS cts: rc-bJct. 81 cts
lRON-pi@ Iron 81 - 50, according Ia .ualf,y. :
S95 PEE ton English 80; 'Ircdcgar Richmond NAM
IS; Up Country Bar 50 =, ACCORDING. Ia quality
STEEL--A'ncrsan bliSter,i 81 rs IL IL u,r,,,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


vi. Torui"s. who resides the promises. Will I,aa; n,.
casurr III showing Ia "ny "ur disposed Ia sI," 4
y
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
hiChhoND TOBACCO M.uErr

,r,,,cco =, MONDAY, SErrEys,
prices. Tine market is without animation. with ~ no.
demand "f desirable manufacturing and sr,, p'ei
The receipts and the breaks are both pb, an" '
the inspections Is ot con'non and atdIinc ruai,~
Snles OF > hh!s. tobacco By :. NJ Uo,ii, - Z,
Friday last hhds., 5. Soutnr.ani NJ - - :" :!
. ~ an'. IL. ! hhds }. +. Pope. a; - ,o ~.
hhds. Benz. HTidsto!h. at 81 Us ) 10 ~; a. o. Z.
h 1, NJ, K. seymour y :G at - ?a,Io?5. :i
sSH S's' ,. oJ a. ~ 30 10 's' MI, S"n4s Tau~ F
10. 2hhas. j. L. Williams, at 81 and 10 ~ al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
MARINE JOURNAL.

~ SoTICE.We lmv!c Alteration sale OF 'IIrIgc'
Dr.. I; rpis. 10 lake place tins O'Clock.
So KENT, PAINE ~ KENT. Au.,s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-24
Harriet House.

By y. c. F L c II e Il
TIME undersigned begs leave to announce TO ms
L friends and the travelling public that he has
be come proprietor for term Of years, Of the bar
ret House, in Burlington. Immediate steps VIII DC
taken for thorough renovation Of the estaoi'sa-
ment--for extensive additions and improvements
and for supplying the whole house win new a"u
.nnronriate furniture. The undersigned, IN re-
turning to his former position, would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his old irienas anu
acquaintances, and TO assure them thar ne WIN NC
most happy to contribute to their com.or. anu en-
Attentive servants and q sufhcieRcy Of them, viii
be- provided to ensure prompt and satisfactory at
sent,on. Porters. attached to the establishment,
viii be ready at ali hours to convey baggage to ana
from boats.
Ridinr horses, carriages, Ac.. provided At q mo-
anti. tanning. J. C. FLETCHER.
Rnrli,rton. Apfil 10, 1881
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-24

-11.R- SCHOOL BooKs.-Ths subscriber fe.
6kk4N p eeffally informs teachers and others inst
he has constantly on hand. and for sale,
All the standard series OF school Books IN
use in the state, such as McGuhey's Eclectic se-
ries; sanders Eclectic series; Goodrich's Eclee-
tic series; Rays Davies. Emer sons, Adam eoi-
bnrn,s and Thomson Arithmetics; Murrays', KIRK
hams, smiths, Buttons and Ptnnce's Grammass,
Mitcher,s, Morse,s, Olney's, Smiths and Good
rich,s Biographies; Goodrich's. Grimshaw's,W
cester,s and Frosrs Histories; Geomcsries, PHI
osophies chemistries mine roicsies, botanies, Sc
olories physiologies and ASTRONOMERS; Websters
and Walkers dictionaries.
BLANK BOOKS on hand and procuredt to order,
medium, demi and capledsers, Journals, day books.
in yoices, cash books, letter books records court
doc kets ,blotters, quarto blank BOOKS,
loon tuck, moroccca leather memorandums.iea-
ther ana paper pass books, receipt books, copy
books, etc.. etc.
PAPER.-rooiscap, ruled and plain; letter pa
per, ruled, plain, gilt and embossed; folio post;
note and bill paper, fancy and pain nat cfp, mar
BILE, plotting, tissue cartridge and envelope paper;
hinders straw and tar boards; bonnet boards,
boards, ETC., etc., etc.
sTATIoNERY.-Ag great variety OF sealing wax,
wafers aui,,, ink, inkstands. steel pens, pencils,
slates, letter clips, paper weights, envelopes, cut
lery ETC., etc. y. =. Adm aNs,
nv a so bookseller, Jefferson st., Burlington
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Augusta Seminary.

AUGUSTA, HANCOCK COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Rev. James A. Nawiey, A. N, Ffincipal.
rTyHE pleasant and healthy location or TINS schoo,
i and IT'S remova Al from the temptations OF q city
or large village render il safe and desirable place
for those whose education must be sought away
from home.
college, or for any department OF business.
Arrangements made for number OF pnrhs
TO board in the family, and under the constant sa-
peryison Of the Princral whose aim II VIII DC 20
combine as FAR as possible, the advantages or the
h,,t Academies, with the safeguards and comforts
Of family.
The sess ions or twenty-five weeks will commence
the tast Wednesdays of April and October.
Terms, includins Board, Tuition. Rent, Tuei
Lights, washing, Ac., $50; or as il pupils are re
ceivsd at and returned to Quincy or warsaw a. INC
hss;nninv and end of each term, as they may be b
carly application 10 the Principal.
Refer 10 Edward Kuhourn, Esq, Keokuk.
Rev. J. J. Marks. Quincy, I'll.
&c GU. Barrett, Warsaw,
Aucusta. ADril 5, t55f.-4S:}w
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otock may pc FOUND IN pa
$50 casks bright OK and
log chains;
100 do do trace chains;
30 do coil do ass'd
so do Carolina and ey-
ed hoes, assorted;
400 doz. handled do do;
1908 do grass.grain. bush
aud hemp scythes,
Waldron,s, Hale,s 4
others;
600 dog scythe snaths,
assorted;
500 do hay forks, ass'd;
70 do manure do do;
100 gross scythe stones
10 do DO rides; DO;
500 do table knives and
and forks, as sortetii
eSoo doc pocket knivesi
500 30 Wostemholm Z
Rogers pocket and
pen do. ass'd;
1900 DO butcher knives;
500 do Wade 4 Butch
er's rasor's, ass'd;
600 do shears and scis-
sors. asssd;
400 do pair hamcs.ass,d
5000 do butts and hinges;
1900 gross screws,ass'di
500 doc Butchers mill,
fat, bastard, round
and I round files,
100 doc horse and shoe
rasps, assorted;
80 dog grain scoops;
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, lo,ca.
IRoN-Elat square and round, assorted sizes,
i Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
sTEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
sToyEs--Inrroved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, box, 10, I, and
plates, different Sizes.
ALS0-Jewett's Improved Patent Cary Ploaghs, Tin
Plates, Copper, shcet-iron, iron-wirc, Mails,
and Casting Of every description.
fun supply OF the above articles always on hand,
and for sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, as JOHN G.. FOOTE.
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m v.ou;. rah..
William North,

WeeSeeaie dealer IN Dooto, Shoes and Hats,
No. % Main street, saint Louis,
-Aa HAS received BY recent arrivals, and now in
..s's. large :.d desirable stock OF .easoaabl.
easd fashionable ssy,es ven ADAPTED IS mo conr
try ana city tfadest which constant additions viii
be made, thereby keeping his stock complete dur
Ing the season; all OF which have been selected
very small advance on ufacturers, prices.
Merchants visiting the city are sespecifulIv 40
licitsd 70 IN examination Of the stock before mr.
chasing, 40 am determined to sell very low. I
feel confident that, from the completeness and va
riety or my assortment, will be able Offer erea
ter than usual Inducements. WIN NORTH
q Louis, march -, 1851
CHOULDER3 sIbEs-i6o pieces, prime ar
- tiels lust DessivsA BY feeb ~ d JAGoAR
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Hardware and Cutlery.

Arnu,o CHILD. e. q. PRATT. o. W. CHILD.
CHILD, PRATT Co.,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers IN Foreign
| aud Domestic Hardware. Cutlery, &C., NO. 1AI,
Main street, 81 Lsuis, third door rom the BANK
cf Missouri. are now receiving and opening for
snring trades one Of the largest and most extensive
assorIments Of Hardware. Cutlery, Ac.. ever oner-
"a Ia this market. Importing oil our English goods
direct from manufacturers themselves, ana pur-
chasing our American from the manufacturers a
lowest cash prices, We are enabled to sell as low
a. can be purchased in Eastern cities. Amongoul
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ALSO
complete assortment Of coopers, tools, in
GLIDING knives, planes, AIDES, Sc, best makers,
carpenters bench and moulding planes and tools,
OF all kinds; smiths' bellows, anvils; vices screw
plates, sledges and hammers, &C.. &C. Together
with complete assortment OF almost every arti-
Gle usually kept in q wholesale hardware store,
which are offered ON most favorable terms.
81 Louis, Feb 8, 1851 CHILD. PRATTA co
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-
100 dog horse collars;
600 DO spades and shov-
els,do, Amos. Row.
lands, Carr's and
others;
1000 do1. Collins, Sim
| mons, Days'& 9TH
or axes, ass'd;
/. 200 do4 hatekets,shing
| ling aud bench;
| 100 DO hand and pannsl
| saws, ass'd;
500 do (St Louis make
mill saws, ass'd;
$50 DO do and cross cut
do; cross cut do and
circular do all sizes
10000 lbs brass kettles
and psils. assorted;
10000 lbs Grimn's horse
nails;
200 kegs wrought do, 8
to lad;
500 do1 coffee mills, as
sorted kinds;
| I NJ percussion caps;
50 casks sadirons,as'd
900 dox tea kettles,cast
! and sheet iron;
500 dor fry pans;
500 do1 knob door locks
assorted;
| 800 do pad, chest, cup
board and trunk do;
500 doc door laches, do
800 gross spoons;
| 600 doz curry combs.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-24
JEWETT'S IMPROVED
GARY PLOUGH,

THE Subscriber keeps constant
-N ~ on hand large supply OF the
GShcs xASSsEsss above justly celebrated Plough,
both and horse, right and left hand, with the latest
improvements; and are prepared TO supply any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough - much i'm
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the curve
of the land SIDE regularly round up 10 the beam;
which entirely prevents straw or weeds from hang
ing under il; thereby rendering 1t almost impossible
to choke it out IN the worst of sibhie. The mould
board put with bolts instead OF rivets, as here
toiore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair The heel OF the Landslide is cast in chill,
which hardens ii as hard as cast STEEL and prevents
ii from wearing OH: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
two. The mould board Of the Patent Cary IL made
Of wrought iron, and the share of STEEL and viii
scour bright as silver. in the highest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Sarys II Is
unnecessary TO say anything; but to those who are
not we say try it, and Judge for yourselves. This
Plough is much more durable than almost any other
made in the country, and at the prices at which 1t is
now sod 1t is without doubt the cheapest.
burlington, ap 40 JOHN G. FOOTE.
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NOticc..g,s.sssber.

TINE undersigned would inform the Public that
L they have made arrangements with Mills in the
Pinery. for large quantity of Lumber in addition
to our stock on hand. and are determined to keep
strate Lumber Yard, ifenergy, perseverance and
means will do II. Our Lumber Yard is between
Jefferson and Washington street, near BOUNDARY
street, where one ofthe Firm will always be found
during business hours. w CHAMBERLIN & Co.
Ynr
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VIEW FIRM .

M lM B C ARMSTRONG; CO. have H
[MMV Mon hand the largest and best as W
sorted stock of saddiery that
has ever been offered in this market. Consisting
Of every variety and style of Saddles, BRIDES, mar
n.... trunks, Collars, Riding and Carriage whips,
Back and Belly Bands. SC, &C.. to which they re
soectfuly invite the attention of all persons no
nv he in need of any of the above articles. au
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-04-24

Mr. Kriechbaum,-Sir: have teen troubled Win
Darrhea for some time, and could not re-. any Nee
1cines to do me any good. I was reccrmendeds
get some If your Internal ard External Rfns1r
which did. I'm taxing two doses af your Rfmteyr
to my great surprise, had discharge OF lev
worms. believe. had II not been for your Nest
cine. might have teeB land beneath the sod
give this 10 you that the world nay know the cuTs
your Remedy has performed for INC. Yours
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1850 JOHN SHUTTER
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rive, the following artl-
be lowest market rates:
100 bxs claret wine;
12 cases Sardines;
200 bxs 81 Louis soap;
! 100 do fancy DO
30 hxs CASTLE SOAP;
200 do mould candles,
50 do spurm do
$50 do star DO
1000 kgs Boston & Pitts
burgh nails;
!; iobhls Baltimore oysiefs
IS bags pimento;
IS bags pepper;
80 bxs ground pepper;
10 cases cap ana letter
paper;
100 bxs pepper sauce;
50 do pickles, I. I and /
J glass jars;
1900 bd'ls wrapping paper
, 80 bxs r. D. pipes;
$50 do stone pipes;
$50 do raisins;
J, TOO bills rosin;
800 coils Manila rope;
10 bills Epsom salts;
bills sulpher;
TOO casks ana bb!s saler.
atus;
]. 1000 hays dairy salt;
i20 bills tar;
i $50 hi chests, Q and IL u
boxes Imp, @. p. AM
Y. H. teas;
IT'S nests tubs, 9 and > il
q nest;
i'll 90 bales cotton Irvine;
$50 bxs tobacco. ass'd;
IL Or casks Otard, Du
puy l. Co.'S fine brandy
Is ar casks A. Seignett
4 Co.'S;
30 or casks New Yorti
so bills American do
. bbls Holland gin;
20 bbis American do
| Is bills rum;
81 IGOR casksMadeirawin
Is ar casks Burgund
. Port wine;
20 ar casks oldPortwin
IS Indian bills SicilyMa
ID deira wine;
30 bbls I'm. =. NJ. wine;
SO barrels Monongahel
whiskey,
10 bbls peach brandy;
50 casks rice;
20 bills copperas.
: Powder, Shot, bar lead m
he line.
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Certificates and Testimonials.

Mr. kriechbaum-~SIF: this IL ta GRITTY ttafnrw.
ing your most valuable Remedy enc rf ry rhaier.r
was cured Of cholera When the child was asf.rt
ed, sent for ply stefan. (Dr HaHs om.y Mo t,rs
ed some four days, which time the child ry.~
worse. Al the end Of four days he thought i ~
Necessary to attend any Ion ur- ssa th-r@
was no help. BY the Recommendation * NV d.
thought would try your LiuimsEt. VI hith a.a
with your inflammation Fowd0rs.a ! sm harrx 1.
state To the world, that from the first use Of H. rx
child commenced menainG. and ~ days was I'M
will still further certify that In about one wrTk
after my eldest also taken Iih she tAog.
ra, and by using only one bottle al your .slushs.
remedy. he was entirely relieved, BY srpiIisg Ia
ternal and External. used a bottle in two lesss
still further state that my sister in law was ~
tackled with the same disease. and NV the nsr af
your Remedy she was restored tn health.
A little more to add to the wonderful cores rsur
medicine has performed. DIR Saline was sftsssea
| by cholera, when hrst came TO him. found him
cramped very mueh and cold sweat 2rtarr ill o
| yer him. / commenced giving him doses or k4fa
tea cup full, every ten fifteen minutes. until -
ing one bottle, and By that time. got him In warn
perspiratIon, and IN a short time ate le osl
And do hereby certify to the world that on a.
! ing your Internal and External Remedy, have
| found il to be the best family medicine have nv
| used. "A. KELsO.
| Icertify that Mr. A. Kelso appeared before M.
this It'll day of August 1850. and made oath That The
above statement OF facts true. Subscribed TIA
same in my presence. jerk GRAY. J. r.
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Mr. kriechbaum--Sir.I ana niue INDEBTED to- Yen
and your Remedy, for the benefits which mr. wife
has received from using IL. She has been front-
led with two very bad diseases for some tsme. In
the first place she has had the Salt Rher or rrt-
ter, for some three years Part of that time she
was obliged to keep her bed. She has bees doc.
tOTsd by various doctors but ii rs all or No btr-
eft But am glad to state TO the orld that II rs
ing your valuable Internal and External Remedy
she restored TO health in short trme alsty
only using two-tnirds Of q bottle.
In the second place. she has been troubled with
Hemorrhage ,tfoodins,l fer some sly mrrtks. Tnr-
ing this time she applied TO several ply
il was of no avail. On being fscamm ended To try
your medicine, did So barry 20 state that
she was i'm tiatefy restored to her usual heah,
and has not been since troubled with that sIss7se.
Burlington, Jan. 5, 1850 A. CRArEs
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~ To the World ~,

~ RlECHBALn'S Internal and Lrfa,.-
IN edy-A certain cure for Cholera, Choler. -
bus, Diarrhea, summer complaint, Fever ana x .Ss-
Colds, Coughs, Liver complaint, by spepsia. ate,
Faintness, Gout, Gripping Pains, Inrsmma,a.s @.ls,
Lungs, Chest and Heart, Piles, Gravel. nstAe
tism, Pains in Breast and Side, Bruises S~~sssMa-
Humors in the Blood, Soreness and Heav,rasss
the Limbs, Female Irregularities and eor,sa.. d
and Diseases OF all kinds that prevail in the ws.s
This new remedy is prepared with 9reas go. =
expressly for family use. III is calrulat.t =. 80
serve health and move diseases. Ther~e.p Fe-
family should be without il. II is eompo..sss, ny
of the be- herbs and roots, which are 60, soMs
remove diseases without the slightest inia.s sl
Is al harmless as water The puhIl- - 49,
that they need not fear to use or sssaftd
il will perform all that is stated i'm thr - -
This Medicine being purely Vegetable 49, -,
Of all mineral substances, can be us<a ~;.a esesf
under almost any circumstances. m sV
the stomach, inFigorates the system ana ,n.,.n..
prevents that lingering and prostraflor ~,
diseases. Time and experience has s.tIsr. 49, "
tested the merits of this Medicine. A n,@-sy
tention to diet is of very great import.sr. :. -.
diseases. Persons Of delicate eonstitu,ior - -
require greater doses than those Of rt,bust eh.r.
ter. Let this important truth he borne II, -
that all pain or weakness is owing to mcfhia 49,.
nant humors which impede the rirruta,,,.s - -
blood. This medicine will re move all sue IN husns.
of the stomach and bowels and clean 90 The Iaa~s
DO not faii to have recourse In any case OF illnx
When you nave been restored BY ii. he sure w.,
II yon require medicine, nothing willie ~ go
oeneht TO yon as kriechbaum's Internal ana E,s,r
nal remedy, with my written signstufe on ear,
label. Ls-in short time Directions W iii be- ~
hshed In pamphlet form.
Directions for Chciera.--For ADULTS. on frst ~
pearanee OF the disease. from enc TO two table t.
| spoonsfal every ten or fifteen minutes aeeoraip,
10 the violence of attacl, repeating uniI disease
bates. The parts afflicted with cramp and rain ri
| hriskiy with portion Of the drops--also. wei
hannel cloth with the same and place on the so
OF the feet ALSO on the bowels. stemaehr brfa.,
| ard repeat IL. Children in proportion.