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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-20
CELEBRATED
WILD CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, asthma,
Hoarseness, Influenza, Irritation qftte Threat and
Breast, Clearing the Voice, Relief Of Consumption,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-20

TlHE following PREMIUMS will be offered by the
l. Charles County Agricultural Society, at its
Fourth Annual Exhibition, to be held in PoRr To-
BAcco on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 18th
and 18th Of .Nouember, 1851.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-20

T IME AND LATHS.-Just received lot O
IL Lime and Laths, and for sale by
May Id. FERGUSON & BATEMAN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-20

COMWufeo.-V llIIdiH eTSuSSOU, CDdrIeS
jenkins, Absalom Tennson, Hanson H. Ro-
bertson.
For the best homemade Yarn Counterpart, 81
best cotton Counterpart, 2
best homemade Quilt, 4
I'd best 2
CommHtee.-Pa.rick Hamilton, William
Boswell, Henry A. Moore, Washington A.
Posey.
For the best lot of home made yarn Socks, 81
g &c :" Stockings, 2
best lot of cotton or mixed cotton Socks, l
best &C Stockings, 2
Committee.-Jobn Hamersly, William
Hamilton, Charles w. Barnes.
For the best lot of Tapestry, 81
best fancy Needlework, other than Tapestry 2
best plain 2
Comm,ittee.-Francis Matthews, Nicholas
S,ones,leel, Henry r. Harris.
For the best Potted Butter, not less than lbs.
to be potted before 1st Oct, So
second best do do
best lot of fresh Butter, s
ID best 6 6
best homemade Wheat Bread, :
" g Corn
Committee r. FERGUSON, Edward
v. EdeIen, Samuel Hanson.
For the best home made Soap, 4.
I'd best g Soap,
best sample homemade Candles, not less
- #s-.-sz.. than six,
best sample of homemade Starch, not less
than 2 lbs,
Committee.-N athaniel HALEY, VIM. G
Robey, William hewitt.
Fruit.
For best assorted lot of Fruit, (:
lot of Apples, not less than one dozen,
CommiHee.-Richard Barnes, Walter A
lIsisIir, Edward N. S.onestreet.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-02
The reading clerk proceeded call the roll for the ht
ballot for Speaker. which resulted as follows:

4
Linn Boyd, Of Kentucky IB
Edward Stanly, OF North Carolina
Joseph X. Chandler, Of Pennsylvania
T Tsaddeo, snls ,n,I Of I Pennsylvana
John l. fayof, OF Ohio
Alexander Evans, OF Maryland
Meredith 2. Gentry, of Tennessee
J, W. Howe, Of Penn,ylvania
Willis A. German, of Indiana
David Outlaw. OF North Carollnr
y Carrngion Csbeli OF Florida
William Ashc, of North Carolina
John Allison, Of Peun.ylyanIa
lanes Meachan, Of Vermont
Preston King, OF New York
Total az
Necessary TO a choice W
The following is the vote in detail:
For mfr. Boyd.--Messs. Andrews, Appleton of Maine,
A,he, Avers, Bsbcock. Bartlett Bailey OF Georgia, Be-
cock Bragg Btosten,tse Buell. ga.sy Campbell O. OH, j
Curtis, Daniel Davis Of Indiana, Dawson, Dean Dim
mick. Disney, Doy Dunham, Eastman, EdmundsOn Ed
gerion, Ficklin Fitch Florence Floyd, Freeman Fuller
Of M,ine, Gamble Gaylord, German, Green, Grow, Hall,
Hamilton Hammond, Harris OF Tennessee, Harris Oh
Houston, How, Of New York. ngcr,ol Ives, Jackson
jenkins Johnson Of Tennessee johnson Of oha johnson
Loclh.t,, Mace Marshall of osorpi,, Ms.o. M'oV a
Ps Per; Ps..iss, PENN Phelps Pot, Powell Ps:
Robinson Ross Russell Savage, Scurry, Seymour Of New
York, Seymour of Connecticut SHELTON, Smart, Smith
Snow Sta non Tennessee Stanton OF Kentucky Stsn
Stuart, Sutherland, Sweelset, Thompson of Virginia
Tbursop, vcnsbie, Wilcox, Wildrick, and WiIsms-lls
For Mr.. B1sfv.--Mcsrs Cabell Of Florida, Chastain
Co,tmsnn, FanIkneL Hiyer, Johnson OF Georgia, Muir
ply, and Strotber-6. .ftB es
For MI. StaMy--Messrs. Appleton OF Massschuseltt
Bennett BOVINE, Briggs, Brown OF Now Jersey, Chapman
Conger, Davis Of Massachusetts, ,ckcry Duncan GOOD
rich, Harper, King of Rhode Island Miller, Pennimsn
Porter, scnermorhorn schoonmaker scuddsr, stanton Of
Ohio and Tayor.-2I.
. For M. Chardisr.--Messrs Bsrrere, Bell, Bbighsus'
Brcnton Burrows, Fuller Of Pennsylvania, Goodenow,
Haven iebaId Horsiofd, Hunter Kdbns, Martini Mesoo
sn, Miner, Moore Of Pennsylvania Parker OF Penny
y,anis, Thompson of MASSACHUSETTS, Washburn, and
Yaes.-2O.
For Mr. Stevens of Psrnsyparia. Messrs Q. Allen, y"
d. Campbell, Durkee, Fowler, Giding., Hs CALL W
Howe Mann, Newton, Psrkin sark, Schooic ar Tucs'
Wslbrdgc, WEIGH, and Wells. -
For Nj j. w. Ho,cs Of Ptrrsyivania, --Nr. Allison,
For Mr. Gor~s~-Mr. Bsyiy,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-02
PRINTING OF DJIUMENTs.
On motion by Mr.. HAMLlN,

Resored That instead Of tho number of copies hereto
fore ordered be printed, the usual number oil copies OF
and miscellaneous documents printed, shall be 400
copies until further order of the Senate
Mr. H. stated that the resolution merely contem
plated slight increase in the number OF documents
printed for the use of the Senate, the number printed
being insufficient to supply all the Judicial officers oil the
country and the various departments and to supply the
Libraries and the various officers of the House, lie had
received communication from The Clerk OF the House
OF aud also letter from the Secretary OF
State, calling the attention of the Printing Committee TO
this matter II had been thought expeden to press The
some action before they had commenced ordering docn-
ments TO be printed He would mentioa also. the TACT
that the State Department ordinarily received three hun
dred copies Of the House documents but that the Senate
had furnished them with but two hundred and ninety,
making odd numbers
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-02

LOUIS KossUTH.

Mr.. FOOTE, OF Mississippi, gave notice that he should
ON morrow or ON an early day thereafter, offer the fol-
lowing Joint resolution in relation TO the reception and
entertainment of Louis Kossuth. governor OF Hun
gary. in the United States;
BE mraoipsd, Sc. That joint committee Of the Two
houses Of Congress, 10 consist OF memcefs OF 'ne
Senate and members of tho House, be appointed Dy
no presiding officers OF the respective houses 10 msks
suitable for the reception oil Louis kossnln
governor ofHungary his arrival Ia the United States
and 10 10 him Of the profound 70
spect entertained for him by tho people Of the unee
States and TO iender him, the pat oil Congress- sne
ia The name OF The people Of the United States, the hos
ptalities of the metropolis OF tho Union.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-02
HOUSE OF CONSERVATIVES
THE FIRST RoLLc CALL.


At precisely, the Clerk OF the last House asked
it the pleasure Of the House to open the
Several gentlemen answering aye" the Clerk directed
his assistant to call the roll which being done, two
hundred and eighteen gentlemen answered TO their names
During this call, the Clerk remarked that he re-
Trained from calling the of the gentleman reported
TO have been elected from the fourth district OF Louisiana
it not certain who had succeeded there.
The Clerk having announced that 2lS members were
present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

An IarT.r ual M on va. made t. ins.ri ~ sffo's
CIV" IS me place oil sung
A Ter considerable -rass ,7 between Mcs.rs f,her.
Fergusan Garlic, Stznafa. Sntw5-a, Arn>trng, and
otl-fs aa8 sfa io.l. - fafaiI h- Ill oi
he flaas- Of D~'esn'as prtvlle1 aaiasr sraas as7
clud ntdc srh hat 10y. h. rrIarl nts c.n.tffed
ia and the Cu4gerfaa adj .iir 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
rias>day. ia {

The Convention wascarel In order at - ,,i,l.ck
Nj fiophrs,d Pouha a., oceupyas the chal, tenn,
rarlly.
Clerk read the J5amal Of Yesterday.
PLACE or MEETING.
Nj VI "aaft'. from the Sietia' Committee app5iut
I'd t. procure suitable place of mee.lrg, made frn =,
stiag The Nonnace had deeiIrd upon the uaIyers Il
II 'nea os proper place. aud enc .dirt wph -,
"i"iaa' directing he Sergetm al ltu- u Inv lhr
0aildlas Wo"i'y dlt,d up without delay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

Ihbernicism, -'Sussp,' said li,h gen lpmsn 10
his servant. 'wha are the bell, ringing Gf7" ln hon.
or OF The Duke of fofk's birthday" vas the reply
ne easy, my jewel" refined Pat. ''oope " your
rks upon travellers; and twas the Prince !. pen,,
on TUESDAY aud how it be his broihyt', four DAYS
alter, unls.s lajade, they are ttrins2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

French Spoltdfots.-We are gra,ihed 10 see that in
the L. Senate y'sferdayhe bill providing Tor the pa,
in"ni II the claims Of American citizens for spolars
by The French prior To 1900. his been msde The special
order OF he day for Monday nex,. We ,tus, that his
very long delayed measure Of jus ice NAV b. finally con-
s"mms,ed dung the present sess on of Congress.
Bat .3meriean Of Tuesday TIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
Washington, Jan. s.
w
sen |,

The usu,i morning business having ben performed
the bill to set lie private Land Claims in Cal1tonl, was
taken up aud debated al SOM ength by Aessfs Gwynn
and Benton. The Senate then adj lutn.d
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bayly, from the Committee d Ways and Means
reT"rt-d The General Appropriation Bill.
Mr.. Stanton, If Tenn Introduced Plat sa'ut ION 10
psy the awards If he Comm ssnners under The Mexican
1resty. 1t was ret'red to the Appropriate Comm lice
and then the House adj un. honor OF the of jan
Uary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

Al, r., t, - ., y .t..It- .
I II .,.,
-" 9''h ~ '''. .'I,
A' "' - -
so' W - anu - I'M. ''
~ 49, ''''' ~ ~ 1.'' = NM 100
80 y. ,' ''''" u '''.''' '''' ''e A''''''
p" ,'' I'm VI, NC 49,,
w h''a''A ''"'oa eanr''''"s ''"'o''' ''''
one was a2a'' AN" w
~ ~ ',' 'o' IN ~ ''59s' - ''' ''
h'Na'"' ''"l w o''i ~, -, ~ -. ~ ''"''
u, me ''h9' In '.''"'l g" en- N'NSh - - Or '"'s
",hef'' rvs i''s' 'a'' heo - IN" 't mn - '"' "h
charge o MS una's ana NJ ''hR u'''oi III 'n' ''a'
oi'"".
NJ ass and W.. "r'aheff i"p''d.
h''e' "h'ch me o'N'' 'l'o'nel
Ilol II.
ed'"ly att % the ling II h" Journal III m'rn-
ing. NJ Jt'en, OF lodiana moved tf lraFa l. omrud
the entry uads fher,o. featitrt IL lh" mener'l ON
rrl ~ 81 fnehdf =" IHdlana. Winch Nns Tho SUI 20 Of
discussion Yesterday hl adding tln WH1s '+ad Toe r,if
the same 10 cm ui.'ce, VIII n- .urtaas IL rtprc d
bill m c"nf'fm1iy With hI" ptaArr Il ue men rl'.'
MI Mel anr' st Maryland, 1ais'd the question a. ot
de-, AMI couteoded that III ssut"um I'm Indiana
could not move 10 amend tn J1una's. ~ adding o his
mo"n lnr sns pension oil III" mi flo "uahe hun To pre-
sent memorial statement al the ohl cthe had an Wv.
The Speaker having declial hal The nalln of NJ
Julian Mas N otder, MI Aslaae appealed aeNot lhe
DECISION :" The ehau bat sohs q1rn'h vi liY" bl' mo
ton 10 take the sruse ol he llaus'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13
SENATE

"Wednesday, jim 8
This body met and adjourned
HOUSE.
Prayer by The Rev. Leroy VI Lee, ol lhe Methods,
Church
The Chair snnauac d the c,mni.,ce on the is lu,i IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

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was ,s,.,r. I,Ia {, ,,.,. ~, n.,,.,,;
PAY #pIrEI\G RECESS
NJ Elac off red res l. on Iec,,,., ,,,, tfe n,ero
hers wrr. n,,rnt. I'D IL. nav dur, The (,r,.s
NJ SL.n.. ,.,,l ~, g. w.. -, u, y . 49,.
.,,,,5f ,I,, ,,,.5,.l.,, ~, o,,,1l 49, -,
No., ,,,I,,.. and d., il, ,,. $780,. 49, - -
taken nnn tn s,best by tina C.o,e',i'n t5s C1sg,
woal Ne ouIeI by the n, I'm, ,,ro.,., fa9s,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

-" The Ladies of ST. Paurs Church intend
to give supper on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, the 18th and 10Th inss., in the store room
lately occupied by Mr. 2, seabury. The many
delicacies which will be served up, cannot fail
to attract.a goodIy company independently OF the
object 10 which tbs proceed. arc 10 be applied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-13

Dnm ririn'ns, riramas.-Through the polite at
tention of Messrs. Smith & Atkinson of the Mar
shall House, we had the good fortune few even
lngs since to enjoy some of the creature com
forts Of life, which are not always youchsaied
10 the craft.
With few other friends, we partook of one OF
the most elegant suppers prepared at their delight
fully furnished establishment, which it has been
our fortune for some time u enjoy. Oysters,
venISon, fish, wine with numerals ct caeteraS,
constituted the bill of fare, and to these the guests
of "mine hosts" did ample justice. If this be
the food ON which editors feed, we wonder they
are all 50 lean and we already begin TO ell
terrain the hope that our own Pharaoh-like appear
ance may become more Aldcrmanic But We
would advise all persons 10 keep away from the
"Alarshall for if they go there once, they will
be sure TO 90 again and this might Prove to be
troublesome.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
Rnnsa fnr CO

ia Two Story Brick HOUSE, No. 60 sou,b.
iiszl ordge street, containing 10 rooms with gn,t
sardeh' good well of soft water, &c Apnly In
ios ,r HENRY PALMER
- S'-uti No. 81 Soufhhridga c,raa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
Building Lots on Main and Nav SITS

I"n 10IIg HOJs Oh Man and May SIS,
s4'ok SALE or exchange for propety in or ON, Of
the city The above Lots are within five pn,, ~
Walk OF the new Machine Shop on Souhbridse street
oHer rare opportunity to those wishing 10 lnca,a
IN mat mart Of he city. " "'e
hl-9O,@fron one to eight acres of land situa,ea
% ne oieda institute Tor sale low, and terms easy
MAJ i'1 We Lots on wellington street. For partc
''s aan5 5q itll I'll CHEST HUBBARD,
sep@z u M Corner of Austin ami Irving streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
NOTICE.
I'll. g. NTHttRE Nrerchanf Ta;Io,

And dea er in GENTS FURNIsHING GooDs.
A 7 the ntd stand 20. 2I:S I-2 Main street. u,
$. Hotel. Worcester, Mass, wishes to
inform his friends and the pablo rally, tat he has
made arran 4eDtts with the best Importing Houses in
New ork and hOston from which he is receiving dali
ly, fresh supp Of new and Fashionable obs in his
line, suited to the Autumn and Winter trade such as
Overcoming fantuloonery, Broadcoths and Vesiings
OF superior styles and quality, which he is prepared
to make to order at sh ri notice, and in the most D.
proved STYLES
Also, H. 8 NJ is now receiving, from ew York
and Boston, fresh Supplies of Furnishing Goods.
such as Dress and Fancy Shirts Silk Merino and Cot
ton uuder Shirts and Drawers, Scars, Cravats
Gloves Hosiery Bosoms, collars, &C., all Of which viii
be sold much less than tn usual market prices Cen
tlenen invited to call and examine for themselves
at the Old stand, No 2l34 Main street, IT, s Hotel
Buildn-, Worcester Mass.
oi0-d2m H. s MOORE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
Front Street Store Lot.

h Faludole LOT OF land on the South side of From,
4 ST., North of the Salem street Chn,cb y, io o
,,,rn, street about llO feet, and bounding East az
f fiinpuli and West Salem street is now offea
over IN e. u sui purchasers Its average depth Il
aS ~, ~ lee' TIE lots will be sold on such terms
az " reuer mem profitable purchase either for tbns
,9i' 5. ~ puma stores for their own use or TO LET
harZo-dtI FRANCIS "A DEWEY > IN Mil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
Great Daguerrean GALLERY.
10. 207 Main Street.

mo, GUl Main StTeet
hWO doors OrGh of the American Tenn.
,.,,,,. pesance House, Worcester.
hio establishment, which is the olde and most
popular one ever established in Worcester uuites
9fe advantages for carrying on he Daguerrean ART in
lil It's periections and beauty Within brief time his
stiosument mas produced over 10000 Pclnres hich
Ian be, excelled - y "Au Ae'ei
! ne proprietor, Dr. VAN ALST1N, being the oldes,
81 IN TINS city, is prepared challt ge eu,peition
% ei.ner III ne perfection aid beauty of naguerreo-
pc produc ons, or in the exceeding cheaDness win
men n ne Is enabled TO ofei them 10 the public
A. b Stock ofsuperioI quality constantly ON hand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
WORCESTER, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
ZEAL ESTATE


a nun, VI Agl14O u % kGSIL.
Cd THE iionse on Park street. formerly occr,fo5
=Rs.l dt Gn"AaDB RICE Possession gwen mnle
30, + or further particulars inquire OF
oP19-uu > 81 GODDARD I4I Main 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
ssaFc Chance.
HOUSE LOT For sATr

r, supsclher offers for sale a. Building Lot on
measuring 6 b, 56 feet large lot of the best
IN HSrle.Y ct FRUIT TREE the lot some Of them
noy4 dig state For foil particulars inquire of
49, u1nI j. PHELPS. 10 Lincoln ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
For Sale or Rent

A New House on Pleasant st,eet no,r r., ~,
:. convenient for three families Ii applied far soo
S n oe yold, with bout 1000 feet of land Aia III
acres OF land now occupied by Pulaski Baco,' talee
] arm OF 'bou' 20 acres, with all unfinished h@pse
upon IT, about OF mile of said Gut no estae
mar6-dtf NJ go - % CON,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
Farms and Rnildino, T.ntr

al ms dlu bulIdlng Lots.
r FARMS flr sale, price from S3050 10 S7ooo
- also30 BUILDING LOIS in IifrS,Snt
city " I'm 'i' Par'S oil the
rersons having Real Estate to sell and those wishinpto
Front st. IN
RANCTsE BIGELow
wi h acres of IL d. and W % ~
A Nursery of 50OO Treas =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
WORCESTER DAILY spv.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AT

EDIToRs AND pRopRIErogs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS G. S HOES

THE bscribrs inform their i,nds nd tile public
generally, that they have tax the store formerly
occupied b, Mr. e. q. CHcKERIHG, where thay offer
new and e ttnsive assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and
RUBBERS of all kinds, which for variety OF st,I and
general excellence are unsurpass by anything of the
kind
Our Stock is manufactured expressly for our otca
Retail o. ale, and purchasers assured that eve,y
altce which we recommend a good, may be safely re-
lied such.
Knowing that good article for a little
money the universal want, d termiued To
far possble and therefore fer our goods at
the low, ST living pri es.
Purchasers ale invited to Ca and examine for them.
selvs SMlr TIL Il BROTHER
l44 Main ST., one door North OF b. l.. Hardon & 90
oct2l diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21

gooJ chesta iia or can l he b 9f lev miles Of
these lallds flss 81 BtH1 and Greenpo,I %a 81
many ntermediatt places. the market prices
lhere are numerous OF rising these new
Ads and running into the Sou bay, winch are
ioiassabe for their purify, and never fa-ndeed dry
faiIi makes very little change in them, they ale ull-
re- anu wells are of various depths-probably over
average the middle region of the Island The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
hSE "a OVAL.
NOVA SCOTIA g 81 PlI1NSTDll!sTONEs,

Water stones, of all tizes, PictOu Coal,
GOARsE AND FINE, delivered at Boston OF neigh
I boring ports. For sale ly
b. Il MCKAY, 1888 State street, Boston.
Stone Yard on Gliggs's Wharf, near the Fitchburg
Depot, Causeway street, Boston. my26-d lww6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
PRICE ONE CENT.
TO Pc LET.
Store TO Let,

NGLoBE VILLAGE, su tab e for Country Trade
Soubb-;, DANIEL f. NEWELL
---- so. wy. Z, lcol. nov7-dw3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
S w a Z M's
CELEBRATED PANACEa,
FOR TIE CUREoE
AsgC8EeseEaf a'Gsasy.xan&so

ocfguta, General Debility, While SweUino.
ag' Us ., Diseases oftbe LiUer and SKIN.
1't s "a az Diseases arising + ON Impurities
- - cue bfooa, dfd the elects IF Hcrcury
GWAIM'S PANACEA has baan e..
- years celebrated this Country and in E ii. ~
S eAtrao dnar> curestor the Certificates of Which iC
MAJ n III u llaoe 70 the directions and books (yfirh
Of > ne au sIatls) accompanying the Padacea s;on
" Nhch give the particulars Of cases 70 ne
e 81 puDiica ION, where the pai ierts lad bee, In,
PLY eicians. . '"N "eie ueeilea mcurable by
1t mas been used in hospitals and private practice and
ibe i e singul fortune of beng recommended NV
sons; am ne Others b,- Si oiu'heht per-
vsie Ii1so Nm, Prof of Surgery Pa Unworthy
v9 i1 ~ M"tt NJ D.. Prof OF Surg NJ YInive,i,
r Devices, NJ D. Prot Of Mia Ia Iriva aivelsiy
y chapman, NJ d Pro. ofPhysc. Pa. Univefs"
Dr. i uaG' MI NJ; ~ Pres College OF Phy sicans Pa
lose 1 houren de Luz, Prof ofsureerv Lisbon
g TJyii nan Menber Royal College Surgeons, Lon.
! w. w. w. EfVing, late Minister to SuaIp :' 0i'
SI hnmas Pearson, Major Gen Britisb INV
3eert Robertson, British Consul sc
panaces hy "F mohaeflu cures effected by swaim,s
eay Inc lanac does not contain Mrrr,r i rem
ana Delhe an innocent preparation il NAV he @
on 10 ~ 'ne M 81 tender infants. - sN-
ne retail price has been reduced m q "a No. 80,
a.-Sis three nail pmts) OF three bottles Tor 81
Beware of Imposition.
noIiv yS aDacea Is IN round battles uted longitude
' "..n ~ me loving letters blown on The glass
-, SN AlM'S-fAAhCEA -PHtI
dnn having the name OF JAMES sNyA1M sran,t,sd ~ a.
seaS way and written te label coyeIinn The ro
nu siit hdd tngraviig for the side OF the b',.ia @
e y, se1ntrc ate work. comprising nine different
, Wii'h nav been turned for tie eAclnsive ise NJ ~,
T9,ie,ot by Draper d. Co., bank note tnprsver -,
WIN eiphla In the centre is portrait of The l,
WIZ swain, copy right secured '"''
Also, swaim's Vermifuge.
A valuable family medicine being a biobJy snnro..., |
e lof an disfaes arising from debi nv Of tbe d
seSuVe organs, such as Worms h0l ra Norfms iS VI
cry revef ana Augqe Bleeding Piles sick HeaJacSe
~ zee lhe ran phlet, Which may be had Trails ac
:, d IRE pared only at sWAiM's LABRAToRY. tho ola
tahu' seventh street. b,nw Chestnut Philsdainb Gu
States. ss'S's III the United
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
tefsops Wishing 10 Obtain the genuine sWAIai,S
NACEA ana cNAIM'S VERMIFUGE shoahi - !, I n
III to observe that the name '1o'iu NC Care
p ~ q Z vi
spelled correctly on the bottles and labcls or +ho
idy ue imposed on by the rdicnes made in ii,o,y
lnelli by persn bearing somew hat simi,a, a
GENERAL A <7s-E Fl,Is- U. ~ :
'ciEeGEeRIaa hsEOtEaer> 81 Co.,
l"4 and Lu6 John ST., New York. :
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