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CITY n RF A Il liz ..
MAYORS COURT.

Peter Holloway, charged with lie murder OF vii.
liam Watts, free man of colour in a house on The
corner OF Sth and Cary streets Sunday evening last
was brought before the Mayer yesterday; but the ex
amlnation.was postponed till to-day for the purpose of
enabling the Coroner to take the testimony OF the wit
ness IN the case.
DisoRDERLy--John Shve and Chas. Liouhauser
We're arrested in the Valley Saturday night by the watch
men, or disorderly behaviour. They appeared quite
doclle, aer comfortable gifts rest in the cage and
entered into bonds be good behaviour for the space
OF twelve months
lNoUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday morning
before Coroner ECKER, attended by Constable James
Mcdowell, upon the body of William Watts, free
negro, who was killed by Peter Holloway, German
labourer who lives at the south of 9Th and Cary
streets. The cause 1.-The ARRAY was about "a p,ir of
shoes, which the broherin-aw ofthe deceased had t.
mend. Holloway stabbed the deceased in two severa
places, passing through the left part fhe scalp of
the head to the forehead and the other in the left pos
teor claricle OF the neck-he last wound mortal. Yer
dict: murder in the first degree. The prisoner is in
custody, and will be further examined by the Mayor
OF "Wednesday next
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-06

COLLECTOR OF THE CITY TAXEs.-We
authorized 10 announce Mr.. WILLIAM c. WAL
THALL candidate for the office of City Collector,
al the ensuing charter election ap 29-td
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED
Brig Ellen Maria, Hail. New Orleans
Schr Sarah E lizabeth, English, New York
Schr VIM Jenkins, Vanderbilt, New Yok
Schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston
Schr H Westcott, -, Wilmington, N. C.
SAILED,
Schr Lake. Lake, Philadelphia
Schr Joseph Baker. Ames, Bangor, Me.
Schr Emma, Aaron, Baltimore
BALTIMORE, May 5-Cleared, schr Falmouth.
Creighton, Richmond
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! OR T EN-

~ CITY ASSESSOR.-We are authorized to
announce THOS. BAlLIE candidate for the office
OF City Assessor al the ensuing charter election.
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a candidate for HIGH CONSTABLE of this city; and
should ii be the pleasure Of my fellow citizens to elect
to that Office, can only say that the duties
bered upon me shall be discharged faithfully.
my l-1w GEO. W. TOLER
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scarcely necessary that he should add)bat she knew
also how to reward them. What, then, would be the
state oil things der a government organized with
equal representation East and West of the Blue Ridge!
With seventyfive white basis delegates nom the West,
and three or four from the East, does any man doubt
that the very flrsi thing such legislature would do
would be to call convention on the white basis and
frame constitution the same basis land il the peo
pie to choose between the white basis now, and the
adoption of the scheme years hence through
The fundamentally Of another Convention, am not
sure that they would not quite select the for
mer as the latter ofthese alternatives.
have thus, gentlemen stated frankly, as conceived
my duty TO do, my opinions the subjects referred
to by you, and some OF the grounds on which those
opinions rest. In doing this deem it due myselfto
say, that have spoken only of myselfand for myself
seek to control no mans course and still less do
design to cast censure upon any mans conduct Act
ing under the highest responsibilities that can attach to
my conduct as a public man, ! seek only to walk in
that path which conviction and duty--opnions the most
decided and pledges the most soemn-alke point out
to me the one in which ought to tread
With high respect,
| am, gentlemen,
Y our fellow citizen,
ROBT, C. STANARD.
To Messrs. John B.. Young, John FL. Gilmer, Loftp
N. Elicit, R. Rens, James Hill, and D. E Gardner
Committee.
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PROGRESS OF OUR RAILROADS.

1t will not be very long before we shall witness
great change in the interior travel of the State Some
time in the next fall the Richmond and Danvlile Rail
road Company expect 10 have their road in operation
a. far as the Junction with the South Side RAILROAD
The latter work is actively progressing, and we be-
leve is expected to be finished to Farmvie by the end
of the year. We are not informed how soon the COM
pany calculate upon completing it to LyDchburg The
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad will be opened TO
Salem it is thought, fall The distances from point
20 point have been furnished to usas follows:
Richmond to Junction. ..............53;2 miles
Junction to Farmville. ...........Ib .S
Farmyie to Lynchburg. ................ o2o
Richmond TO Lynchburg. ....."..lS4
Lynchburg to Salem. o|
Richmond to Salem. 1000
When the Danville Railroad shall have been opened
to the junction Tor Burkes three miles beyond it, there
will, doubtless be line OF stages established between
that point OF Farmve, perhaps, and Lynchburg, until
the completion of the South Side Railroad.
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THE TIMES, TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
80 IS 90
o. if not so paid in every case). ..-..::..: o w
sEMl s nhhL ,sth hlM ~ ds pei anaa 90
Do. if not so paid lin every easel W
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents eacn, semi
weekly three cents eachn wrappers feaoy lor hanus
Copies of the DAILY TINES can always be procured
likewise, at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot OF
Messrs ALLEN g. GENTRY, on Broad street-prlce TWO
GEMS
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AUCTION NOTlCE-srocK SALE AT WILLIAM
GRAY's. CoNTINUED.-The sale of VIM. Gray's stock
OF Goods will be continued This Morning, comneu-
cling at half past O'Clock All the Groceries. Shoes.
Earthenware and many Of the.Dry Goods, remain YET
to be sold. Terms at sale.
my 9 GEO ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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CITY COLLECTOR-I am candidate for the
Office of Collector of City Taxes.
may 3-3l" JULIUS A. HOBSON.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKET, May S.

NICIINIOND WANhTI May D.
TOBACCO-The market for this article exhibits
more animation than when we last reported
The Inspections for the State, 10 Both April, 1850
and 1851, are as follows
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THE CUBA EXPEDITION PROBABLY SAmEp-We
have just received private intelligence from Jackson
vile, FLORIDA, that company of desperadoes have
been ing preparations at that place for The conem
expected there on the night OF the 25ih. TO take
them of. Our correspondent has known Their pro-
ceedngs Tor some time past, but became acquainted
with the III in such manner thai he was not permitted
TO divuge the secret before. The note, dated on the
18th. says:-"I expect to see steamer full Of them
this evening. have seen their ard stores. and
sha sit up all night, il necessary them off 1t
desperate game, at which none but desperate men
will play"
The N. !. Express copies the above from the New.
ark Daily Advertiser OF yesterday, Journal which has
shown itself to be arkably correct in its state
ments respecting the New Jersey part of the expedition
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MANuTAcTURING STocKs.--The Newburyport Her.
aid publishes table, showing The par price and market
value OF some OF the prominent Eastern Manufactur
ing Companies stocks, from which appears that. OF
The lhnty companies named the stocks OF only three or
one-'enh OF the whole number, are worth par These
jackson at Nashua. OF the remainder, the depre-
citation OF the value oil the stock varies from three TO III.
" per cenl.-the average being more than twenty-five
per cent. Certainly this does not look much Like manu-
lecturers real zng those enormous profits Of hich our
free trade friends are fond OF talking Com, Adr
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Ia u. Editns.nf ihs Times

| MEssRs. EblToEs / am instructed by the Commit
eeapponted under the subjoned proceedings to request
You 10 publish the annexed correspondence Some of
the replies were received until within few davs
past, which will account for their publication not being
made at an earlier day.
Very respectfully,
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- VALUABLE MAIN STREET PRO-
Eu PERTY FOR SALE.--l am authorized 10 sell
privately that valuable house No. 62 Main St. recently
in the occupancy OF John Thompson. 1t fronts IS
feet on Main ST. and runs back 1873 eel to l6 foot al
ley. For terms apply TO
my Got w. GODDIN.
SALAMANDER SAFES.-We are receiving
- this morning another lot OF Herring's Fire Proof
extra SaIamanders all sizes, and will be sold at the
manufacturing prices.
my6 FRY & McCANDLISH.
HYPERION HAIR RESTORER.-This ar
n iice is put up in obong square Walls. which have
full directions pasted around the vias
1t is the only article before the public which posses.
SEES the quality OF rendering the hair soft and glossy
without greasiness which is so very disagreeable ia
other preparations-for sale only by
PURCELL, LAID Il CO, Druggists,
my .t'-s 80 Main st., corner 18th.
RRAZIL SUGAR.-2Oo bags Brazil White
~ Sugar, best quality, landing and for sale by
my 6 DAVENN F ORT, ALLEN & co.
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aud to strip themselves OF the power OF voting their ow
money to bring trade and travel to their doors, in
order that ether people may use that same money in
building roads to carry that same trade and trave some
where else | confess that, in my humble Judgment, il
pas.eth all understanding
AS respects the arbitrary apportionmen of represen-
ation to give equal number OF delegates East
and West of the Blue Ridge, am opposed to thi,
scheme, not only because of the pledges under which
was elected but on other gcounds. TO one two oil
which only can within the limits OF this reply, venture
to advert and even that must do very briefly In the
first place. suppose you divide the representation
to give seventy five members East and seventy-ive
West-upon what principle will YOU apporiion represe-
taon among the counties in the Eastern and those in
the Western division! kaow il has been proposed
to apporun in the East on the mixed basis and in the
West the white suffrage basis-but that conslitu
ton, il strikes me, would present strange anomaly in
which representation IN one hall OF the State should be
asceftaned by one rule, and in the other hall by diff
terent rule, while between the two should be reg
uated by rule at all Again: under this system you
not only peIpuuate sectional divisions but you place
ia the power vi man in the Senate and one in the
House OF Delegates. in all sectional questions, TO
troll the entire legislation OF the State, and thus hold
out temptations 30 corrnpiion which would poison the
sources Of public and private virtue and render the gov
eminent while it lasted, abomnation to all honest
men. But how long might government so organized
be expected to endure How long would it be before
We should have another Convention organized the
white basis, aud constitution the same basis
Every delegate TO the Convention west OF e Blue
Ridge Is white basis man. With them there is no
DIVISION OF sentiment on TINS point They regard or
profess regard matter of principle not be
rendered compounded. They say il is the only
basis OF government and that you depart from il
in any degree precisely that extent do you deprive
them and those whom they represent. But how is it
he other tide?
In The East the county of Patrick has always been
and is still whne basis county. In this Convention
there four VIII To basis delegates East of the Blue
Ridge, and with the increasing power otlhe West 1t is
at least probable that hereafter their number will H.
that it will diminish. Already have we heard
the progress OF this debate, and that, too, from
distinguished source that the West had few friends in
he East, but she knew how to value those that she
ad.., The Speaker did not add-tperhaps it was
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Thousands Of Consumptions

aud CirgHie C0EghS shundanuy pulvr ia asfsilgF -
oat ln 'urh ds"a' and ~ updouLted cgrri,c pave
aud fUnthing, healing piuI~-rics. iu The iIuvnr
platntA and d,.'a'-s Ssal1iAF Of Hosi hsdiss
"a ksHgs Pain ~ hS Hr.aa and SIDE Nr SEest Asr
Hpaiufa p1llaii1g of re Hdirt Cholera HfaH
4Auirr fsllntn. aud An
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Winter Arrangement, 1851,



Compilation n ne PaYr7y on Connecticut
Rhcr. IAroHgh from me Waite HRs, ST.
iolHdurV, Sc. ~ Nec Iort hrice daRv.
DASSENdEbS oaye - iohntiury M "a n via
4 sullivan and VI. Natev Railroads. dine az
sPlipsfel A. ni arrive iu New l'pfk at,Qg,A
teavrW Ito. iaio supper m Springfield and a..
riyr IN New Yak n ] n,
is1vs New York ~ Al dino ~ SpGug geld, ar,
rive No ~, loAuFlury sWup evening
llds Y tle only diree. Hallway route "a SpHur.
h,@i, sc, fiuin Northern ~ Hampshire En,ten
vermont, md The HlrgTi route from the White Illls
70 s1ripgl, So, via Nelluws Fnls Rnd Rullnrd
Passengers leaving -. loli1shurv ~ I so and
10 via sullivan and connecting lin1da arrive ir
NNston "a a1Hnd 1850 o. -, rpuuscfug M Fitch
. % With TIC 'uihs ilr Worcester &c. and 40 Che
IN fif Lowell, Lawrence md Srlfln,
Fare the same M hv my other route,
rnssenPors leave Koqton, F.i'hhufph Depot. ~
TAO hnd ~ via sullivan and arrive ~ S. JDhnshn
~ md lu'rrmc ine stations ns soon ~ by any other
route EtelgN Tnnlrs seel wav hnly.
n GAGF, Vlnf SsIIiVlh u, y,
q. GAsFif fioasl, ". ~, Apg, 3, itbi, f82O
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S4.IDCDSES
raHst Deco asJ-Ons taias ea.slaag ga doses lasis
Twenty -One DAYS,
Prisf sloq Jsr nsiae - 80 h-iaes % 500
-M& M az "a YEA p M N'e91S
PURIFYING EXTRACT
~. 90: aa s F93!ss g., s Z! a. . :s s q
Tlsgssi 'urs,tgsg u rns rvspss oysr sass.fAtiiht
aaisiaoei fom IT, aiow.Hg f.eis fit,r--bses..s b
~ - Fss'assss, - Fa'''4' " ~ nsass'aa' as fpas
sarsapaVilla, Yellow Dock,
Cherry nnd rnasafrns Barks,
@ass sssay mpIs rl,ffig aess',ai.d 49, ligs gngs,
1901 b ~ ls " Ssieaa ss,l i.6s y l ~
~ s4 asaasas s ~. s 5 a @sissT ',i ''
nasts, HHrlss, and Vegetables,
so rssa' az .si, ~ s e. z' ~ s We 70
2 ,ss - t, se4 i.Is ~ az n. si h,ae az
Z. ~ 'e..a ~ zee = ihis' hs 60 AYE s's'v @'gsa
oaig Ons Tablespoonful, as~ H=@a ply
Bat d uo viii ksinel ~ sqfsataris ~ Ia roufs
tsss ., q s f' % s s4e . ss n l
q DO Twoi Three 90 Mgre l,is-Jssisial.r lusrsI
sla's o as.spalls aaiy Lo,l' ,.;'g ~ g,,,sls
eulfet HHHN spennuls ~ aff aiA ~ naaHN ansas
ley, VIII use up = boitu Of % 10
Hsur, Fiyf. 90 Sea Days.
which ,hag that ts'a. y DEaai's PaTiaer, si Ia,
lflm Twelve 90 NiKfreH Dave eagff Than hpitln ~
hassapaiula aad ifsdaY niiles ncafI iin saah asss
ruHFFtHs aul liIALIHG itn daily fHfgf alfl ~
ftalafi >, 'hrn n fa1rrf that bFns.-ie pl nh Post
frs u wdlh I@@ Fen ~ f'f' n~s' no's hsn bpfis
" narsapafia
h. ssss comparison does s1 yet sheg iha egef 40
lfffef 10 wales ueFrru the tasfali feFft of-hhkNFt
fraU1rH AMI hsHtifAHtta tuis wih apPuaf w We go
uhesfas ~ lu NEfsfg re fAie sllppFinI that
oHf BoTTLI or aRAHT's PuRiTitR
ehsacy, and fasFs tt dsails, ifa
TIES Hotties Of sarzapaFiiia.
NJ ian, OHE Bonus ~ PuEffEH srus fpr OHs nnLLaA
me Hafns II hifsTp4rAa shoui sa 80 Ten CoutH.
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Vegetable pulmonary Palsnm.

=
Tbs omar nIalEpY foT COUGHS
!. !. ! ]
q COLDS, nnd CuNhUMI-fioN aftgr
Il kiterNt~~t trial ~ ~ cuty-hvo years, stands
MNti m. Ael NJ by almost general consent az the
~ eSspHatl head ~ Cough Mediri,cs. II V
Ill s,Is the only siaudnrd article that Inns
rTSSh fully sustained iu great and con
"a ts,,s Thk stnntlY growing reputation, Tor 20
iA = NTlasE long period ~ time Mann cHi-
- 5t1a--6 inbUt plys'cisus DO not hesitate %
acknowledge 10 superiority, and
with entire confidence To recoumendt their patients
% q superior preparation, which has been found e.
hc perfectly tutc convenient and 'ctlcacous IN all
dtenscs II tho Throat, Lungs, and Chest. One who
las used % thus speaks ofit,-
Clinton Park. y, Dec. 20. 1850.
Nrssr. Reed s Cutler,-Ncnrly seven yegrs
ago had n violent ntinck Of Inflammation Of The
lung, which treated by nay physicians with
ihe most powerful remedies, bat with litilo effect,
far the abatement OF violent pains about my chest
hy cough WIS almost incessaut, accompanied with
cNpcc,omton ofihc mot putgid and Offensive Kind
Fnu u the time mixed with blood, both Of dark
mud rink several Inrrc lcefs broke CT NY
lung, which ennc uUar sufIncating me had eou-
iluuM night swSuif, and was reduced almost "a
skeleton, My case Wus considered hopeless, not
only hN tic MhNslcinnst Lut hy al uhu saw me-
whioli fic Vegetable PULMONARY naisnm had pro-
duccd ia similar cusr. was induced 20 try IT,
before had used one bottle began to improve aud
by tho nee Of ls,les vas restored To usual health
tJu urvt vTsJry uffrCI rTIvytirturT which f-se
me no relief A few weeks ago was similarly at
tackled and am now using the Bnlsam with the
tied and IL costs SOU nothing. but ifitwiu DO VI any
service 10 ANY teGc, ms object Ia accomplished.
Yours, &c,
. (Sirnol) 'WM. Z. EOXEN,' 7. 81"
Nov. !, lt6l.-Now certificates, 20 almost any ex-
tent might be added lfdecmed necessary; but the
proprctors feel that the article has become uni
pef-allsi sell ht'ess -, H. s4tt-- f4-ett-iiS
lWowcdgcd by physicians and uthers, rs 20 make Il
10 oaer at this time, further proof OF
tie merits Of this highly popular article.
u BEwARE OF CoUNriRfEirs INVITATIONS,
suyh ns Carriers Compound Pulmonary Balsnni, a
neHcan Pulmonary Ralsau1, and others in part bear
ing the unmo Enquire fof the article by lis whole
nrmc. the "NToEItlnLE PtLNnNAHY BALsAM," &
see that 10 has the written signature OF VIM. Juun
Cutler upon yellow label. on the blue wrappers
Each bottle and seal Is stamped Vegetable Pull
monnry Bnlsam."
Prepared by Reed, Cutler & Co., Importers and
Wholesale dealers IN Medicines, Paints, Chemicals
md Dye SMGs SO indiR Street, Boston ard sold by
Druggists, Apothecarics, and Country Merchants
generally. For particulars and recommendations,
see n pamphlet accompanying each bottle.-prjcc
80 cents. For sale in 81. iohnsbury by J. G. Bling
ham. 5f6m6
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and is d sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
scalp. 1t gives the Hair brilliant, glossy ustrece
No La1ys toilet be complete without this udis-
pensnbIc articIp
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KEEP WARMl
Upper and Sole Leather.

I - Dor the very best Slaughter ST. Louis and
- patney Upper Stock,
Also,
Fresh Lot best selected New York Sole Leath-
CT, sold low for cash, Wholesale aud retail.
II. gibson.
ST. Johnsbury, goth Nov 1851, 147tf
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RrATE on YEnMnNT.
U-HIUfI n IHIFH0TInI -,
The Tea, dc Probate Cont forthe district OF Ca
rdnuH'

District Of Caledonia, ~.
The Hon dc Probate Cont forthe district OF Cal.
cd0nlRi
T. ~ persons Interested n tho Estate of Elisha
NhpHie iatv Of - iuimlburv, IN the district ~
Caledonia. decreased GHTETtso.
NHYHEEEAs, W.nuirop True, Esq, Admnlsua-
~ Tor of the Estnie ~ sn.d dcccased, Lath pre-
SEATED 10 said Court hs petition ~ writing setting
firih thc amount Of debt. due nom said deceased,
together with uio charges Of nlHnistru, on, the ~
mount o. peiypunl property In hs handr, md The
HnbuM eid .lfuailnn u be real Estate II the de-
ceJseij By which " nppeHrp hecessRTy 20 raise n
Il NEARLY Eve hundred dollars from tho fnle ~
'rpnl esinic 20 eunhls HIN pay snid drh's and
cAarFct; md bah further represented 10 enid Cont
tn,i part OF mid real estate enuno, be sold with
oiu lpiurv 70 those Interested IN The remainder, he
atre'or' prays said Cont 10 Grant him license 10
I lao whole OF ihe leni estate of said decreased
except The dover OF the widow therein. tut iulud-
lug hc diversion ihcre0fior the purposes nl,Hcsaid,
Therefore it q ordered tiiat all poT-anz Interested
le noiiL. 20 appear a. % session uf aid Probate
count to'h" hol Ten Rt tho Probate once w bul-
VIE iN tnii disr'Ct, on tho .gd dnv OF December,
Al. lthi, iba' Hey may Eve hohds for the pay.
mem 81 Tie debts aud charges Of administration,
w thny caue why license should uhi bc rranled me-
hforrstiii for wh ch pupo-elt ~ further ordered
that ~ co!y 90 'lc record II this order be publish
~ three weeks succcssively IN Tho Ca!cdonlnn. "a
uevspnpcr printed at 81. John,hurv. Ne said Us.
trui an whlet publications shall be previous to sad
sine appointed for shld hrnriur.
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
true copy Of rcc6rd, t7f7W8l
Aieit. THERON HOWARD, Judge
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EEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPL AIMS.

No rrnrdy ihsi has been Offered The iuhlc hs.
Aa o. eSrid aud tgsfHai p ocrroiiHF AZ tho &c.
d,utsl rtakHsss,s an rrFla2ies ut the 'tu,r
RRINTS PULMONARY B.tLSfM Il makcs no 81
whcih'r the arrangement b. sHJjTrssga
~ other Incidental rtaAaos-it REGULATES All. by
t-sHPAsrifs the fvsin egHaNgiHS dc eirchiafgp,
'aailiaF eud aiingHS NERVOUS iRhTABiLiTf s.
,ar YamLALTs Tor prunf
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BRANT1S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

Csrs uru aaaU " Tic rnnti Gfn sg marked snd dcrl
u. ratrs ul paiu5nGrv C5HsHrl 'f'f1HHEAL gHdgabii
Of nirrHff sni dte1ssf itNG Ssurh A9fifsf -
ua~rr i,rr- ryr-,t ''ttrr rif
stifrly kejisfs - H. ht. tod p-fsuus ~
hsts ts lrutouprrd 10y fAyiaiaHs Hul 'nhs Co. DO
ArTVsttg BWASu Srrus .uhu he'd their bit-l ciutltt
.,Ar hAv- hsrn rurrd md yft h'r-pibsrs who Be- 49,
eal Nsuh MT tive tkgiher day. afs nov A. ssA All
hearty ~ they ever wv
u l,p--rs.cs ~ the cleansing ani purifying vfvss
nearly ~, p0wuHu and Actrs Incorporation ~h 90
q call
BRAHTs INDIAN PuRlfYlNo EXTRACT
Thi. d,rs iruu that hcc ausc this pGsfsset ssrBsl st
uot d1ss which Iccsliar.s asaPti a. and ossf
',s'iF tafarl. 20 cure
Coughs and Consumption
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CONSUMPTION.
A Dying Woman Cured p!
LTVER CoMPLATNT.
see The care OF IN RpJ6srd of Stamford c. aud other,
Dyspepsia 49,

OySPGkSAd
SEQ the cure OF 7 HiieOr merchant, of AuleA Wye
giinr CO... E-Ii aud many more. In our Pamphlets
Dysentery & Summer Complaint
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