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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
For The Er9ltrsr
ro TIE DEMOCRATS OF DINW1DDIE COUNTY


TO THE DEMOCRATS OF DINW1DDlE Gun CO. n.tnn i i.
We have every to believe our county N eee ys. seu
cratic and reasons TO believe s,uq IN Gor
we1o ,sa' de.aed Inc last Spring But how are we e. " DO
How are we pluck tho county from The no., o.
nonenis3 Wa s tell you-by br.!ing out our s i
nsn And who hsl Capt 7 B. an He's the e only ss
nun in the county tina, command The n en' 10 have o
eyo 10 him who can command the entire vote on h
paIy and sEs i aons s9 %s i've s' on
DO IT, ana ne ~ = bc Road and know 1t be ue and # he
eend W with ,sss u. y ss fs9
amn Snomn Know r,, 70 cooacy rnness and discretion TO
Hs 1n,sa S Be % reay s
ever in inc caus hand 10 the promotion OF party
70 % the truth truth" and "G'"y n s o
TO him We ue d tpoys il 10 be So Ii you wish 10 be
kGd CAPT pit sS Ia g
We Cox K0ss sasi na ss @
dust lhS M ou, ieu" or Rost will be up doing Success
him. we, ON ooA is''-' cox ROAD VOTERS.
10 US this Spring. I..,--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
For The ENQUIRER.

as dss'5 cell I'd. atsasa or ns eS%,
through You. ,s name Of Daniel H. London President OF
esa soss. xss x as'ssasp s sassse M I9'sa9
chas,e anu ~ r.;no and moreover, untlinchng Dem
oen Should it be the pleasure OF the di.e; to elect MI
london have no doubt that ne would prove an noe aho
eGc rcnrescnta;ive. 1'.A.'S -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
THE scOrr MEDAL

On Saturday the Committee appointed by Gov Floyd,
TO pressn, to the gallant Maj General Scott at his
head quarters in Washington the splendid gold medal voted
by the Legislature of Virginia. The Committee consist OF
Mossrs. Wn, NJ BuwelI of Bedford Christopher Berne
Of Monroe James Barbour of Culreper P H. Aylctt OF
King William and Edward c. Darlington of Botctourt.
On Monday MIR. aylel went to Washington 10 walt on
Gen. Scott and request him fx day for the ceremony;
uhich ras rccoIdnrly done
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28

We do not know that have listened to more gen.
,oc severe and wrldeserved casgaon than was admin
js,ered BY Mr. Pendleton OF Louisa Mr. McCus OF Au-
austa, liz the House of Delegates Saturday
Mr. McCuc tried to reply, but his attempt only proved ina
the cks did not fall amiss Doubtless he will esn that mah
md odesty may oxist in the same Individually that those
who talk the most, are not the most respected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
VOLUME XLVH.
THE RICHMOND ENaulKErrns, aKrrs,v
prBLIsHED DAILY AND sha, sh.a,rcHIE. IN,
nv WILLIAM r. e. THOMA9

T. ,anuI
~ Daily Paper .even s,a sn',D sns ysar s
dollars for shorter psEd . three dollars for SIX @ %0n au
able IN advapee be paid in he I'sie o' The year
,S the @ p' ~ % sa.aae IN ss0a g al @
. @ nj
being paid yihe Il accumulation o posrssSu,
Of the upon Editors
TERMS n.. or s.. m in
DAILY 2.rv .wenyhvs cents
se sesa ss onse sse Week week. or three 'm''
,s ad M dollars for thirty eps Lottery
hI % who are charged 100 dollars aper ne
ed lnes or less, nrs insei'op
..,,s. for each continuance ~ cents "a. A nay
oelsrs from distance must be accompanied WIZ" "' "
&C and tributes Of respect exceeding 'shf "e' arc
an Obraares and Marriages from the country by tho
Us handwriting unknown 10 u. mus oe or they will
on nf the Postmaster the neishoorhoo " sn 60 prevent
Every measure, that has oee ,or I'VE must
ou,zzes proved heretofore h.,no
@ in .neh case upon the 1es &
~, an ~ he name Of the Postmaster. ,rriI, - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28

weaycr In Bradford, New England has been for some
tme EMPLOYED in weaving in piece of cloth the whole oi
tha Nav Testament He has lately completed the iour uo9
pss and has made advance In the Act Of ths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28

BALLoTING FOR U. SENATOR:
Bosros Jan. "a, p M.-The 9Th ballot for I. ). senator
ha, been taken There 352 present-neecesav 70
choice 1872; Sumner, l75; Winthrop, III; scattering ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
To Thomas Rl4cHlr, ESQ. Washington.
WAsHINGT0S, Jan. ~, I53I
FRENCH SPOLIATiON BfLL-THE APPROPRlA'
p1 6 HQIfNTY IANQ BILL. &C.

FRENCH SPOLIATiON BILL-THE APPRoPklA'
TiON BILLS-THE BOUNTY LAND BILL, &c &C. ,,u
Mr. Hunters argumen, against the French spolafion oi
s very able and be easily answered lie pas she"h
tina, there ground for the preenslon that private pro-
pcry was given up Tor 9uee uses oy ,r did no, re-
ceve consideration Tor giving up the CLAIMS oy obtaining
release from treaty obligations as nas oee a
legged and generally believed This Government ou 1nT @
knowledge the of those treaties and in 1871 40
rogated them General Washington would not recognize
these treaties, committing Us to vioauon u odi meu "
traity Tho French Government wished u.s. according 10
the statements of Genet and Foucke 10 remain
that we could supply their West India Islands WIN
Indispensable TO them. Besdes our aianco WIN s
ca defensive whereas the in which rance wa e
engaged were offensive. Again. France had hese So.eo
The treaty engagements by depredations on our T
commencing in 1893, which justified their
the treaties were in existence in lSOu when the
was concluded. H.. ,,, .,u
see with how much effect. 49,, ..;o, ,,d
A. the BEGINNING Of the eighth week Of the session. ana
with only thry-ivc working days before US, w ilo ~
little very little has yet been done or - key 10 "
The House will assign any day Tor the st
bills because that would interfere with pfolees which
some members have in view Il seems 10 oe tn
if the internal Improvement bill viii be iaAen w. = n M
t,Iands Of tariff mod niue, DE on inc aie Q, 'ey
viii no, eyeu obtain what Mr. Hunter and Mr. oayy u.
willing to concete TO hsni-l e. means ot '
duties intended be imposed by iii, pessn. ta T. doc.
The bounty land interests tho House more .an M g
,b Senate The House is bent providing means 'ot
pedng The execution CT TN; act, even Il ''e' ~ Ion.
else nj this session. ours &C,
aoNI Bosros, JAM 20,h.
Some astounding DEVELOPMENTS relative 10 the retsn
appearance Of young girl named Brown .ne OF
II appears the father had expressed himself incierent as
:, whether his daughter married white man or negro
sho took him his wed and few weeks since ..opeo 20
,bs different dens Of Ann in one OF which she was
covered Gov BY an officer and carried 10 hs' s father
bushcs m here on account the Isspectuby Of the par
Ties,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28

onmus which dictated them get head in the Northern
States collision with the South and cyi war %ena Dc
the consequence Tho day the same nody OF
peace.
This fair sample of the consistency Of the abolition
pslare have been yery properv treated by the virginia
House of Delegates Ii is bnckguard piece oi 6usi-
ness what shall think of the clnssc language useu ny
villa .ynnli lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
cOMMISsIoNERs, OFFICE,

10 pursuanr. =, CnrEr "vS2 JANUARY 22 ISL
Jed com e aoose er OF the County Court OF Chester
be Jon n ony al persons having Claims against the e'
es,ary proo to produce them before with the
Pcus on or h.sh hem Office Chesterfield Court
m n,,y ali yte TIC 18Th day OF February, 1851! hereby fur
o;hsrws Interested IN the distribution Of hs said es
s,cDs II heY @ az before ne =; the place and time last above
d,wirS .ny ma Ni"t pope,o So sxcert and object
nv e sa! account the former account by
y: V s's -. lain which may be presented by Gre
jan 2-cwaw '" W. /. COGBiiL, Commissioner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
.@IDN LAND AGENCY

,ur ,ub.srbrr having spent seven years IN % nas nm
West. hereby informs S ssa s,. eay in March neI,
@ The @ oh b States Of Missouri Arkansa and Texas l oa a
uo.s attending The ana sa an uasnsd persons told
e. viii clearly ar and social ad
o:,sd due regard 10 agricultural, and future value
when located from S ioevo
ert od fron tho aforesaid advantages anu 'ne''''''
ena sly wotthiess - ;r,sr.ss Of ,han spoc upoI
hnns or liberal share patronage 70 % an
arduous and difficult undertaking Aiee o. % ~ h d.n,s
~ for nos wlh Jas Sutton Jr Esq OF Richmond a
,he Patents shall have issued from the
ing,on. -, ,o..,,,r ~ cal. of land mnr b
DOS. paid addressed 10 the care so Mr MrunS GINS
II Richmond until furtnsr noice I snoJ ~ aeen,
prhmond. Dec. II. lS5Q-cw2H oeneIai I-.nu o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
= CHANG CERY-ylRllzi,- 80 60

Of Law and cb,oc,r At Circuit Superior Court
fo iSuse on Friday The "a sS ns Of Se Se,oSs s7
\ ''H' surviving executor of Charles Bell. deceas-
sya,ng Plantif:
swlli,m S redersk Sss John Settle Edwin b Set
sa M,r. Sn."s ana Elizabeth his WIFE who Elizabeth
Settle Jot ~ WIDOW Of Thomas Spence deceased who
William Si ~ bcihet, sheriff and administrator boni.
cemtn, eeeaed, aad John T. Joes, administrator Of
A.! IN rer,nl ,.ase', Defendants.
Win the exceptions, the n,h recomnit tho said
Exceptions, 10 tho who made il TO con-
enr, ns .Aee.ded and epor this the eviden
sr.f a. n hn wi'a any special decaed pertinent
sEfsat which may be required by any of The pires"-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28
NoRroLg, JAN. l9, 1851.

The Officer referred Capt w Anderson. u g. lnfan
ry, who killed al the battle Of Ccntreras
'Ausion made Major Edwards OF the L. Volt
sucr regiment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-28

Wo have seen no report of the debate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09
Court or General Sessions.

Before Judge beebc and Aldermen Griffin and Ball.
MAY s.-Jdjoprnmct y he Trmi 4 AnH Nee
II his case In which the defendant Is charged
with caurirg the death Of servant gill b. blows
and other III tire ,tment this morning post ponci
till Monday next, in consequence " the engage
ments Of counsel in another cause. Tho trial was
commenced yesterday only for the purpose Of TAX
ing the testimony of come witnesses who reside out
Of the city, and who retained at the expense Of
the county.
Ty,ai ~ Ctarge Of Passing Covntcrfrf M,ney.
Daniel Clark was placed trial, charged with
Passing counterfeit bill, purporting 60 be on the
binerS Rank Of Pottsville, Pa. The denomination
Of the bill e10, and the indictment alleged that
the accused passed it, on the 18th OF January last,
to Henry i.uhrs, who keeps grocery and liquor
store ut ~ Sixth avenue. The bin was produced.
and proven 10 be a counterfeit; but the complain
ant, although he believed the prisoner 10 be tho
same person who passed the bill on him, could not
swear to the fact with sufficient certainty and the
District Attorney said that, under the circum-
stances, he could net NIX for the conviction Of the
accused The jury, therefore, under the direction
q the court, rendered verdict Of not guilty.
StnfCncc for Watch Sealing JAMES Van Dorm
Ian, who on the first day of the term pleaded guilty
to grand larceny, in stealing n watch and chain,
worth eco, from Michael G.. smith, was placed at
Tho bar, and sentenced TO the state priaon for two
years and four months.
PLEADED Gully 10 Shading Bfoaey.--Ann Craw.
ley, young girl pleaded guilty TO grand larceny
in stealing $500, in gold CON- from samuel Wester.
field. She was sent 10 The House Of Refuge.
| A young woman named Margaret Mayne, indict-
I'd for grand larceny. ii stealing upwards Of thirty
dollars dom Ann Curran, q fellow servant, offered
plead guilty 10 Petit larceny. The Court, ut
he suggestion Of the District Attorney, accepted
he plsa and sentenced the prisoner 10 Blackvelrs
stand iorsix months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

A suit against the late John McDonough Of New or
ltabs' lrtught in his life time. by the u ad
JOINING plshston Ter damages caused by McDouough's
nua 10 Keep his levtes reads in repair decided
on lhe 9Th q April verdict was rstprncd for the
Plaintiff damages S2oeeo ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09
Police IntelIiOeneo.

qrYest Of Tro Suspicious Characters On Tuesday after
tficers Reed and Parker took into custody two
known 10 the police. called James Edwards and An
tome Will ans the attefa notorious thief and kiud Of
spansh negro On conveying the prisoners before Mr.
Mat the Chief Il Police and searching their persons
on Edwards found eilk purse. trimmed with steel
ads containing 50 In blus and ~ is In change; and
In another pocket found the implements Of trade,
sonfsting u four large brass skeleton keys, small
brass KY stamped No supposed TO belong to some
hete He had also his person new black cloth sack
coat with velvet liar The pure, aud money. aud
slohng believed 10 be Glen. for which owner s
wanted. Antoine Williams had Ia his pocket porte
onnoe containing SO In bank bills also red silk
containing IS IL which Is also believed TO be stolen
The ryues arrested on the Battery and NJ large
q per,ons had been collected ut Castle Garden
II u believed the purses had been extracted from the
pocte Of some lady gentleman In that vicinity The
property BE- application to the Chief Of Police
The parties committed TO prison for fur
thsr examination.
Charge ef Stealing Horse ond Wagr.-ofhcer Merritt
arrested on Tuesdsy. man by the name Of Elijah u
Rofs. charge cf stealing horse and wagon valued
$40 the property Il Ebert Nostrand residing AZ Nc
ia Clinton street The accused when taken into custc
dy ACKNOWLEDGED his guilt and Justice Mountfort CON-
pitted him to prison for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

Its simplicity and perfect adaptation 70 the scnti-
meIt, Is one Of its chiefest merits. Thus ong
would be enough to imm ortalize him ~ a composer
yet bis prolific genius furnishes continued success
zion Of pieces, each possessing some and pecu-
liar charm. His fsntasie on the favorite melody
"1he Low backd Car" win have an immense
sale. 1t is brilliant and effective, and at the same
time free from those immense difficulties found In
the compositions OF other great composers. lie has
Commenced a seses Of pieces called "Favorito
Scotch Melodies" with variations. No. |, "Comin'
through the Rye" is the only ono yet published.
He Is also publishing set, called Gems IF Scot-
deb Melody" No. "a:!a Lang Syne," and
Highland Laddie," is already out. These pieces
are Interesting and instructive. We would par
tcuary recommend this class Of music to teachers,
a. pleasing 70 pupils and improves their taste:
Ills celebrated worlds Fair Polka" arranged
Tor io.r pahds, has also just been subi:.L.......
CHARLESTON SEREvApsRs This talented com.
pany inte,d giving a series of Ethiopian entertain
ments al biseescr Hall, Blcecksr street, next week
ms " good location, and. no doubt, viii be well
lAtronized.
CASTLE GARDES.-The second grand Sunday con
cert, Of the season will be given at the above
Piaee, on Sunday evening next. The grand orches
Ia OF the Italian OPERA under the direction of Mar
Maretzek. Will perform several new and fAvorits
selections.
AroiI.o RooMs. "A grand Sunday concert viii
&c gwen nj the above rooms on Sunday evening
next. host of talented artists are engagcd; also
the celebrated Dodworth Cornct Band.
Mr.. J. &. BARNETT, the active and intelligent
treasurer OF Burton's theatre, takes q benefit on
Monday evening next. 1t Is hoped his friends and
numerous acquaintances viii exert themselves e
give this worthy man ties timonial of their respect
lie is civil and obliging, and deserves bumper.
WELoH's NATIONAL. CrRcrs will give equestrian
exercises this afternoon aud evening at Newark
a. d they will appear In Albany Monday and
Tuesday.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
NEW GOODs!NEW GOODS
&

WOULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have Just receiv-
ing at their old stand, directly opposite the TatiaGdgt
House, a very large and well selected stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods whlchthey will sell either lol
cash or country produce as cheap a sany house in Ohio
FoR THE LADms- They have a large lot oil the
latest style Dress Goods, such as silks, silk Tissues
Bsreges, Emb'd muslins, Linens. Lawns, Alpacas, d.
Lanes, Ginghains, Calicos, &c.
They also have almost every grade and description
of Bonnets. Ribbons. Flowers, Shawls, Parasols, Gloves
Netting, Laccs and Hosiery.
FoR THE GENrLEAIEN-Theyhav a well selected
stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Tweeds, Jeaus
Sumner Wear, Vostinss, Cravats, Boots, Shoes an,
every kind Of Hats.
Their stock of GROCERIES. QUEENS WARE
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wicking and Batting is heavy am
of a good quality. thei
If you want good bargains give them a call, a price
stock is such as can't help but please and their H
made to suit the times.
LANCASTER, April 10. 1850 40
kAINEPENNY CALlC0--This day opening a
N Wise's 700 pieces of the %prettiest patterns, hes
cloths, and most permanent colors ever brought to thi
market VT. WISE.
nov s. 1850 opposite Shelters Hotel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
An Ordinance
April TO- 1851.

Regulating Plays, Shows and Exhibitions within the
City Of Lancaster.
GEC. /. BE IL oriaiHed by The CHy CouHcH IF Inn
- caster, That il shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to oxhibit within said city; any natural or ar
iiicial curiosity any feats Of hOrScmanship IN q cir
Gus or otherwise, any theatrical performance, play,
puppet-show or shows OF any kind whatsoever, for
the exhibit n of which a price On reward is dui1and-
ed, unless the proprietor, manager, or person having
charge of the SAM, shall first receive q license from
the Mayor Of said city or In his absence the city
Clerk. PrOUiitd, That a licence shall in no ease he
granted FOR any OF the purposes aforesaid until he per-
son or persons making Application shall have paid to
the officer authorized 10 grant the same al his di5crr-
ton not less than three dollars nor more than twenty.
FIVE dollars for each day he, She or they shall contin-
ne said exhibition within said city unless said applica-
tiOn shall be for a concert of yo'al and instrumental
music-or cientift di plays or exhibitions, in which
case The Mayor, or in his abs nee the eity Clerk shall
have power TO discriminate 10 to thU sum Or amount
to be paid bv such applicont,
SIC. 2. That II any parSon or p rions shall rolha'
or nrglacttO comply whit the provisions Of tM' hrs
section Of this ordnance. be-, she or they shall upo
conviction thereof bcior, the Mayor. or in his abscnr
tho city Clerk, be fined in any sum not exceeding oil
hundred dollars nor less than tn dollars for eve"
DAVIS offence, 10 berecovarad with the costs Of prose
cution. PTOpiied, That nothing IN this Orlinanc
shall be 80 construed as 10 require a license from an
company or society composed OF the citizens Of sal
city.
SEc. 3. Thatit shall be the duty Of the NJ irshal I
demand OF any person Of whom q lirensc is require
rs aforesaid, 10 see the same or 10 be- otherwise satit
fed that the provisions of this ordinance have beei
fully complied with; aud to report toihe 'layor or i
his absence the city Clerk, every violation Thereof
aud said o!icer Is hereby required To proceed forth
with and enforce the acquisitions or penalties
SEo. 4. That the ordinance entitled an ordinenc'
regulating plays, shows, aud exhibitions passed by tn.
Town Council Of the town Of Lancaster June II, 1888
be and the same is hereby repealed
Passed MAY -, ls5l, W.. |. CREED, Mayor.
Attest. b. REED, City Clerk.
Lancaster, May 10, =
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
n'6ning the duties Of the City Marshal in cerai

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II ". lnnit,o OF SaM y u 'n' 10 'uH'l A. Iy!'""' Vs.
W OF "ly p'o''" I''F,. OF wv y U"',Uul" 'Il o. '",
nf'lu'nr's .. ,H,' LEX, W,.n" u.s. own ,n,n 'rii' %
view, OF upon l"' hioin",'nh VI .nI .|,.'h o. I'
Guy 10 'p"PP' ,n'naeu "iu '"h," ~ "''o'' ''
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SEE, :. iu,, y 'r'' =" avn nv W. ,"''I' u
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!pt'" =" "n' , ~ J., Gn Wv !, v, "'I 81" wy W h. i,
Jo'n," "po" VIZ u ~ ", ''d"H., rnN " "' ; ~, W,
h''p'3cE'hN ~ W'"i'',n w EIu"WM I"',i ~" I'''''
h'.i'''' >" ,Tr "w, "'Snu I'VE o,u''" "'',''
NIui o lmt any person W pr'.!I' ,,', tn'uN'
or n2glect. TO rrhdef such necessary nld,"h nih'ro'
unto required by sa'd nllGor he or they shall upon
conviction thereof Dtl"rr the mayor Hrm ms absence
The tI'y ,lerb, lorli't ana pay Tor every snch offence
not less than llVH dollars nor more than ten dollars
with costs 81 prosecution
kEf l. I'm II A ntlNDn M nnINnnk shall mnInat
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
nOOKSl nOnKsu RonKsll1

John SEARLtS, opposite Shaellcr's Hotel, has just
- received an extensive assortment OF Books, which
he ailirms Ia TIC largest, best and cheapest Stock Of
Miscellaneous and School lIooSs, Blank Books and Sta.
tonery ever altered in this place. His stock en-.
braces every thing usually kept in a Book Store md
WILDE sold at the lowest prices; as he Is determined
not to be undersoll. Let every one come and soc
and be convinced that he not only keeps the laraps
Stocked hooks md stationery in the city but sells them
cheaper than any other dealer.
Nav B. 1861.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-06-19
Dr.. uowc,s : hlkrr N.IrSnpmriIIa-

De. ~ tkFf ii~st
MORE EVIDENCE, Another remarkable cure
IMITREADIT I'll IS from a young @iy reSio
inc nd our city. CERTIFICATE.
CtSurSNAf1, FcbIuArv1, lS5l.-This Is to certify
that nv sister. Mary {. Belman, was attacked with .
disease in her hip more than three year, $50, Nh'ch
rendered her so utterly h-lplc5s that she was eompcn-
ed IN keep her bed. All hopes OF her recovery were
dsspairNf OF Some Of the most eminent ply ielans
of Coyington and Cincinnati attended her, all OF whom
declaredh her case a hopeless one. Passing by DIR.
Howe's Depot, an idea suggested itself. that to try
one bottle oil his Shaker Safsaparilla could do no harm.
Accordingly ! purchased one bottle. and before il con-
tents were ~cntircly used she received benefit. | was
induced to try anoth1r, and another; before the last
was used she was nearly recovered. Now she has
no pain, can walk, ami has the entire use Of her limb
To Howe's Shaker SArsapsrilla we stiribute this ehoc-
tive cure. It is but lfew mnnths since since she COM
menced taking it. (SigncN ] C.BELMAN.
Cincinnati Daily Commercial
Remember this wonderful and a-toniShinI rure was
effected by the use of three bottle only OF DIR 5. d
HOWE'S SHAKER S~ARSApARILLA, THE GHEA1
sPRIEG Ann SUMMER MEDICINE.
Bcarin mind. it puri(ies the blood and prevents dis
eases. II is ths ohly Sarsaparlla that acts upon the
liver, Kidneys and blood at the same time, which rem
ders It altog Their more valuable t. every one particu
hrly Females
Dir. Mussey, Professor IN the Ohio VI dital college
saws the Shaker pTepaIa tiuns are huly valuable, a'
them to the public. The sick and atlIct
ed, are requested To- call and obtain a pamphlet, anI
purchase a bottle Of this valuable Family medicine.
No MeTcury-nO Mineral no Poisonous Drugs ~
the shaker Sarsaparilla. Remember, i is warrantor
10 he purely and entirely ~pegct1bir, and as a Female
and Family medicine il has no equal.
ITBe sure YOU enquire for DR. S. d. Howe's Sha'
ker Sarsaparilla. and take no other.
Quart bottles. 81 per bottle, or sis bottles for %
For sale by DIR SD HOWE, Proprietor, No, |
College Halt Cincinnati, to whom all ord 'rs must be
addressed, and by NJ Il. kRElDER, Lancaster.
KREfDER K co, Logan.
l.. Kyle, Amanda.
April 10. 1851. 3mig