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INSTRUCTIONS.


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CoLDsMITH's WRITING ROOMS. $50 BROADWAY
sst corner above the Irving House Terms reduced
ha ,zs2 Tor 10 Lessons one hour eaah. Classes dali
" sIssptns Saturday, .. the following hourslad At
A. n snd "a r. n; gentlemen. at A. y, and g. and
Pk. Private Instructions SIS. For SALE 0oldsmth's
Gems Of Peumanship, 81 50.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN--BEING WELL AC-
"A guanted with his language speaking and writing
the Ehgl,h tolerably-wskes ituatisn as Teacher On
French In American family would have objection
30 into the country any dancs Good
will be given. Apply At Mr. A Parss ~ Frsakfort 81
A YOUNG CATHOLIC LADY. WHO HAS BEEN EDy-
"A Gated In oae Of the best insttuons CT this city and
fsy eonpetent to teah al the eranohss Of the Ensi,h
language tosether with French music and craving 10 de-
srous o. oe.ininx nustion either A. daily or resident
Ooverness in some private family nstant In respect
sse school Best Of references given and required Adj
drees "Governess," At the Herald ofhoe
A YOUNG NAN, or THIRTY YEARS, KNOWING
"A the italian and French languages, by principles, and
little English and German, wishes 10 get situation in
hsu Or store TO attesd 20 any occupation he Is ready
Guases and will serve well az clerk teacher In the city
or cosstry Moderate salary. Letters post paid.
be directed No Reads street. door, marked with
the initials L. A. 49,
WmLIAx II. DrsBRow's HIDING SCHOOL, NO. %
a., avenue near Aston plaoe-opep day az svsa-
ins Tor !adies and gentlemen Hour ay Isdi.s from
NJ oSr. - TOR tsstiemsn, ..Som to 9H r. 4.
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JACOB B0GART, AUCTIONEER-STORE NO. Is
spruce Household Furniture 1t No. ll6 Dsgraw
street south Brooklyn 81 II o'eoci Saturday sh Inst
All the Furniture in the house, INSISTING Of the
sss;sy q aror Bed and Kitchen rurniturs spen
Dtnipg and other Tables. Carpets Oil Paintings. Oil
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FINANCIAL.
&1OO. 600 TO Loan At SIX PR CENT INTER
% the value viii be loaned productive city
property. Apply 70 JOHN w. C0NREY,
No 70 wall street, corner Of Broad.
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SToLEN-A MARE, WAGON AND HARNESS BY
young man shout ~ years o. his Henry
hurws ofCcnpeeticut He 10 about bfeet light com
pleson had hach evercoat on. He hired The mare and
Wagon 70 30 70 Flushing about N o'clock Wedn esday
n The about II YEAR, old color bay In
forehead little sprung in the knees about IN hands
dersey worn low s.sh bali sprnss hue cloth ot
.r.n o. the saan he psnt o. osoceiste color
.biyrsvsrssd. Epwxsf TsvfIt. sinss Count, Hotel.
Whlssshursh, ~ the Ps.h siip Ferry
NO11CB : 4 BROWN HORSE, WITH VERY LfrrLn
Waite on both hins fest sAout rs hands hsahs
from seven ten Iesrs Also serrei horne. about the
ssme age ass mark Of feet both having light switch tails
Any per,en ~ having hsd such hers. horses stolen
dufnE the spyfns Of 1880 In this Of
Mjonins States, may posst1y eotss ZONE tsowsdee Of
then, b addressing BDWARp T. RoSkAFRLLkR.
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A CARD-IN ANSWER TO TUE QUESTIONS PUT BY
several respectable members Of the Society
garian refugees TO me and TO Others in the New York
Herald OF yesterday for part have to that
did see the address in question did IT,
Il the said address has been signed with my name, 1t
By usurpasion, and not with my authorization.
New YoRK, Feb g. 1881. EtER HANvAsY, Major.
WILL &C c."PLEAsE TO SEND A NOTE TO INV"
w directed as before.
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EOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL GRAY MARE, YEARS
old Aear hands high. hne stys and action, great
sound and tisd single and double harness Sold
Second street. - "
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MR.. henry JAMES SECOND LECTURE WILL TAKE
WI place this evening the Institute
mencDs at o'clock Democracy and its Issues
Tickets for the Course ST. to had t the bookstores of
hessrs Francis Grower. and Kernot. single tickets, Is
cents, at the door.
ITO ROCK BLASTERs-PRoPosALs WILL DE RE-
ceived during this week. at l9 West Fifteenth street.
for the blasting OF all tho rock the west side Of Eighth
bet Fifty seventh and Fifty streets
level with the grade Of said the
price per cubic yard. Further In
formation may be had by applying above.
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NTHONY BLEECKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
this day by order Of tors &C. at IL o'clock
Merchants E1changs the Houses and Lots Nos 81 Cedar
90 Houston $50 Broome 1872 4 and 500 Washington street.
no. t'ss BroadTsy 80 Commerce street ~ Ia lS and us
and about thirty building lots Jane Horatio and Fifty
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Furniture Jswcy etc. 10 dispose Of obtain fair
price for the same by sending for the subscriber ~ his
dence by note or appointment. n COHnN, Read,
street. pp stairs. Ladies ATTENDED BY Mrs. Cohen.
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Q0ARD-FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET, FOR SINGLE
family. Apply at 81 Rsade street.
R0ARDING-Two OK THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
~ accommodated in private family where there
children Good reference required. Terms IS week l5s
LAurens street.
Northumberland ADVERTISER WANTS BOARD
A for himself wife, child and servant location down
town or In Brooklyn-near Fulton ferry preferred Would
take the rooms the LIST Of March IL preferred
Ine best OF reference gven Address W. B. Box LOAF Post
Office.
R0ARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY MAY HAVE
~ pleasant front the third floor, with
the egibly located dwelling. No. 10 Wooster street
RoARD-A FRONT ROOM ON TIE SECOND FLOOR
- The room is neatly urnhed for gentleman and his
wife. ARo lev single gentenen be ommodaed
lis Leonard street. between Broadway and Elm street
RoARD-oNE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE Ac-
CURED served in room Fireplace room and bath room
attached Apply At sIl Houston street.
WANTBD-F0R NILE JENNY LIND AND SUITE
ttve persons plainly furnished house, with
yard attached In quiet part Of the city, above Eighth
Possession required the lat Of April next end wanted
two or more months. Address j. Greenwood, American
Museum. by note, stating price and partic lars.
w board the VII Unity Of Eighth (near Broadway
prsferred) for small family who will require large
bedroom and two small The family consists Of gem
uemen. lady and nurse Address, postpaid, lodgings"
Be1 ", Post Office. No application which does
terms. situation OF rooms &C. will be attended TO.
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MoRoANs ExPOsuRE OF FREE nAsoNRY-PRIcE.
No. 100 uaasau street.
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Lea Sole Propristor---Admisson-sssu in Priyass
Boxes ~ cents Stage seats ~ cents Boxes rs cents
duet IN eents-kegant Saloon
noon and Evening in the after
neon At ooeek and the evening At half pss.7 The
tertanmenu ase varied and select and be
a. no other place o. smussrent In New York, consisting o.
Leas Femals Ethiopian Opera Troupe numberns
performers being the largest and the the most
talented band in the United States troupe Model
s who are selected for their beauty and ts.re and whe
personaes number beautiful tsbleaus taken from the
pictures Of ancient I'd modern times company Of Arst
6irs who 20 through variety Of Of strength
terity Madame kosslne the only Female yuEger
world aconpany Of Male and Female Artists Who win
An exhibition OF Marble btatuary
gether with variety offnteresng performances
ternoon aad evening For particulars bills day
GATHERS cosnoRAMAs. coRNER OF BROADWAY
~ and Thirteenth street.-The first section containing
collection OF views Of kurope Asia Minor Syria
the Holy Land Egypt Nueia and Arabia will be enlisted
replaced by views equally Interesting.
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CIRCUs-NEW YORK. AMPpITuEAr RE ~ RnWERY

CIRCUs-kEw YORK AMPRITHEATRE, ST BOWERY
- James y June q Co, Proprietors-frday evening,
FEB the will consist Of superb eight horse
eay'isads Grand display Of ,till ysu,ng Mis-. Wells
gle horse by Mr. r. Rivers Master Franklin
In bis fes hendag BY
sssrs Runn.lls and Franklin. y the olympau wrest1er
AFTER the equestrian performances will be THE
REVOLT OF TEE HAREM. Private boxes. 90 ets; Boxes
p cts, Pit l2h cts To IN O'Clock.
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RARNuMs AMERICAN xUsEUa.-P. 7. BARNUM

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.-P r. BARNUM
- Proprietor and Manager; John Greenwood Assistant
ManagerAfernoon performance g. evening o'clock.
Admission TO the Museum and Saloon performance
cents children under 10 of 12 PArqEete
and First Circle l2 extra The Mammoth Girl
IA l56 pounds afternoon the
beautiful drama Of LUKE THE LABORER. In the even
ins the new farce q SENT TO TUE TONES To conclude
Museum is now incorporated among the million of
ties. The Gpsey Teller he here
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wholssals-we would call the attsntoa Of merchants
whiting New York for spring 70 stock Of spring
and summer Cothng which extent variety, and excel
lsnce Of nsnuaeure and Style much superior that Of
former eason and feel assured nus nset the appro
baton Of clothing dealers all sections Of the country
one Of the firm nov visits Ierodcsy the Iurspean mar
kes purchaser rely having all the latest best
goods made into In we'll Known sie-
Of fnh ana prices much lower than houses who
depend solely this market inspection Of stock,
before purch ans elsewhere 10 respectfully solicited n.
prepared fer the largest demand for Casrna
clothing Of desor pton, ct the lowest yricss
ID. h J. DEyLlN,
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ssK IRwAN," UPON "THK DECLINE or P0PERY.
~ se, syswsd By Prote.tant. For sale By strinser
Townsend, 2n Broadway Dewitt Davenport, Tribune
nuildng1 hdrsace iAstor House DEXTER Brother, 30,
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I IrInLLs LIVING AGE. NO. $50 llX eENrs-ooS-
- tents-l Baron Stein faits Magazine; Kerr on the
sussr Cane spects The Pencil Of the sun Tsts ma
sszns War q the siesn ve.gers Spectator; shs.eh
seo,.nd kclsctie Rsvs- Tbs Able a, SAINT Pierre
Gentlemans naSazns Ny Novel. varieties In English
Life, Book Ill, Baokwoods nsgaIne q, Snakes and Ser
gent ohsrmers Bentieys miscellany r. An EvsniaE With
voairei Gentle Magazines H. Ballads, do with Poe
try and short Articles Putlshsd wcekly ~ sx dollars
Hsyy Ltt:n Oos bo,ton, and sold By DEWITT
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-11-01
GEORGE G. MOORE.
NOVEMBER ELECTION.
Is a Ssa1af5AeAstIS EOF
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS. =
lection on Monday and Tuesday next.

fc5-gnO. z. Gsaioss.we are authorised to announce
as candidate for the Office of Chancellor OF this State
Election in November
0r-AlexaE.aIeg VI. Gin ytoE:, we are Authorized
to announce rs candidate for reelection to the Office
of Judge of the High Court Of Errors ard Appeals
for the Northern District of the State
0crCapt. A. IA. EslytEse, Of Columbus, we are
authorized to say is a candidate for ViceChancellor
of the Northern District of Mississippi. Election in
November.
C~ygasn. rs. II. Patterson, we are authorized to
announce Us candidate for Sheriff of Lowndcs county.
Election in November next. Printers fee paid.
(gES. Ed. EEGssGesa, we are authorized to announce
as candidate for the office Of Sheriff of Lowndes
county at the ensuing November election. Fee paid.
Crr5agwes e. VVeatbroolz, are authorized
to announce as candidate for Circuit Clerk OF Lowndes
county. Election in November
GA. L. E.eByc is a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Lowndes
County. Election November next.
gcEsEs &. Carr, we are authorized to announce
as a candidate for Clerk Of the Probate Court OF
Lowdes county. Election in November.
0-TDamles Williams, we are authorized to an
Probate Clerk of Lowndes county. Election in No
vember next.
fEe7-JCGlEa ~. Adams, we authorised to an
nounee as candidate for Assessor of -Lownder coun
ty at the ensuing election.
~ TsaccsaesEs Burt, we authorized to an
nounce as candidate for Assessor for Lowndes eoun
/ ty. Election in November. pip
! NJ Benjamin Il. Taylor, we are authorse
to announce as candidate for town Constable. Elec
! ton in November.
0--FGeOrse Re. Mcdaniel. we are authorized t
announce as candidate for reelection TO the office
Town Constable Election in November.
ftYyYiEs5am, i. Gordon, we are authorize t
announce as candidate for county Policeman, for thu
18th district of the county of Lowndes Election il
November
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Fashionable Dancing
ARD WAEVZENG ACADEMY.

MFR. LAVENDER most respectfully announces to
III the young ladies and gentlemen of Columbus that
his academy for instruction in this polite branch of Ed
ucation. will open on Wednesday, and Thursday eve
nines the 18th and 18th of November, 1891, at the
Civ Hall Mr.. L. teaches all of the most fashionable
dances of the season, having avaed HIMSELF this sea-
son. of advantages seldom to be met with He fatters
himself competent to make proficient all who favor
him with their patronage. The following comprise
some of the Dances taught in the regular course.
CotiRions Hopsers Galopodes, Poke, Common Pot.a
qRddriHes, Plain Walking, dc
FaxrilI also introduce the New Polka, Polka Waltz,
Redowa, Shotche, and Polka Mazurka
DAYS OF ATTENDANCE:
For Ladies, on Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from 4
to o'clockP NJ Fer Gentlemen, same days. at night'
from to 9 O'Clock, P. NJ
TERMS OF TUIUION
For Ladies ard Gentlemen, 4 lessons, $40 90
Misses masters under u years, %
Mr., Lavender has opened subscription list with Mr.
James H. Brazier, at Messrs. Taylor g. Mccarthy
Parents and Guardians are invited to attend during
hours Of exercise.
Nov. /, 1851. 4O.ti
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in three counties, FAUrKNER (Whig) gains 750
votes, and is probably elected
The new Constitution is unanimously adopted

The Natchez Courier, in $50, abiding to Foote
and Benton, says: :" If the telegraph gives cor
rect view of the matter, one or both of them de-
serves expulsion. The dignity of the Senate, and
the honor of the country demand that stern
example should be set" Now this same paper
which continued to abuse Foote, has at last be-
come his organ, and advocates his election as Gov
ernor of the State of Mississippi. Are the people
of this State so little deserving of respect in the
estimation of the Foote organ, that man fit to be
expelled from the United States Senate, should
become her Governor Free Trader.
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Public Meeting.

\ meeting of number of the citizens OF
Lowndes county, friendly to The Mobile and Ohio
Rail Road, me! in Columbus, Monday goth
October, 1851. George R. Clayton, ESQ, was
called 10 the Chair, and A. F. Young appointed
Secretary-when the following resolutions were
proposed by James Whitfield and unanimously
adopted viz
ResoIced, That Rail Road Convention be pro-
posed to be held in Columbus, on Monday the
cath day of November next, of those counties IN
Mississippi and Alabama interested in the com
pIetion OF the Mobile aud Ohio Rail Road and
that a committee of Correspondence and invita-
ton in relation TO said convention, be appointed
by the Chairman.
I2eaol0ed, That Committee be appointed, the
Chairman being one of them, to address The
people interested, on the subject OF the Mobile
and Ohio Rail Road.
/ On moaon it was Resolved. That the E1tor1
of the various papers in this place, and other
friendly to the Moth, and Ohio Rail Road be re-
qucstcd TO publish the proceeding Of this meeting
GEO. Z. CLAYTON, Chairman.
A. F. YoUG-i, Secretary.
Conan,'tteg # Lgitatioa-Chagles McLaran, A
/ F. Young, \. S. Hunphries and James Whit
Il ID
! C.,.usittee an Address- Geo, 2. Clayton. JAS
W-h,Aul, VIVA. w. Topp mi VIVA. Bur.
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on me in the joyous affection of her young heart
but gave her the fatal drug Adelaide twined
her white arms around my neck, but | administer
ed the poison Take me to youl arms; have lost
my soul for you, and mine you must beP
And then continued he, in a hollow voice, at
that moment came the thunder, and the guilty wo-
man fell dead on the foorF The countenance OF
the narrator expressed all he felt
"And the bridegroom? asked l, the husoand
of the destroyer and the vlchms-what became ne OF
lbim9, ...He stands before youf was the thrilling
answer
A.PERsEcvfED MAN-We had thought the
DAVIS of persecution were Overland so they may
be- so far as physical torture is concerned; but
men are still proscIibedfor opinion sake, and made
to writhe under the severest mortal punishment,
they are no longer exposed to the dungeon fam
ING stake. Witness the following, which is a mel
ancholy specimen of the want of federation in the
nineteenth century:
Hamilton, of the Maryland Tribune, was travel
ing in the cars the other day from Beleiountaine
to Kenton, when he fell in with decided charac
ter He was tolerably drunk Let Hamilton tel
/ the rest.
/ He said he lived in Urbana; that the Methods
! had a great revival there year or more ago, ano
that more than hundred were converted; that h'
/ had been converted some years before and hac
Joined the church. We asked him if he still be
Ilonged to it.
\ .No,'' said he 'they turned me out for the mos
frivolous thing in the world. I'd known they'(
turned me out for such little thing as that, II
never joined
said we, ..What did you do 90
20 nothing-only bet my horse outran anothe
fellows won the money and then got drunk
and had two fights. That's all-and they turnet
me out for that"
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PAINTS, VATsNESEsEs, GEUE dc.

DURE White Lead, %, so, and 100 ID. Kegs
Mol " %, so, and 100 lb. do
lake's Fire and Waterproof Paint, assorted colors
Black Chocolate, Ash and Drab Parish Green;
Chrome Greene, Chrome yellow, Chrome Red;
Verdigris dry and ground, in oil
Prussian Blue; Lamp Black Rose Pink Red, Read,
Litharge Powdered TIMBER; Yellow Ochre Nene-
tan Red Spanish Brown; Spanish Whiting; YER
million, Chinese and American.
Best English and American Linseed Oil; Spirits
Turpentine.
EaTuisEkcs.
Copal, Furniture, Coach, Leather Brown and Black
Japan Putty, Wndow-Glass, and Paint-Brushes'
Dye-Stuffs.
Alum, Annatta, Fig Blue, CoPeras, Logwood, Indigo
Nader Blue Vitriol, Fushe, &c, &c,
SsERhGFles.
Lard Sperm, Solar and Tanners Oil; Peach, Apple
and Cogniac Brandy MADEIRA, Port, Claret and Nal
ara Wine; Old Rye Whiskey, Common Nhiskey
Old Holland Gin; Alcoho &c. +; Mustard, SPICE
Cloves. Cassia Buds, Cinnamon, Black and Cayenne
Pepper, Mace, Nutmags, Ginger, Rose-Water, Can
dies Starch Soaps, Tobacco, Snuff, and general as
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines &c
Forsae by JAMES JONES q -
Sion of Negro and Mortar
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RATES

Gentleman on their arrival wi please register their
names.
Boarders intending be absent week vii make
it known at the bar; otherwise ne deduction will be
made.
Payment VIII be required at the end of each month CT
month"; boardors.
The proprietor viii not be responsible for any baggage
( lost unless deposited at the bar
Gambling Of al kinds positively forbidden.
Per5ns wishing . send servants on cr.on4s ar re-
qucsted to give notice at the bar.
Meals sent 10 rooms will be charged extra.
NJ. J. HOWARD.
| NovnrDl,er .}m
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TIE I.abarer Is Worthy Of his Hire.

The telegraph brings the news that Judge
SHARNEY OF Mississippi has received the place OF
Consul at Havana, Ujte Owens, OF Georgia, re
moved for impertnently Presuming that the Pres
iaent meant what he SAID when he denounced the
Cuban Adventures as pirates and outlaws,-or
rather for stupidity suPPosing that the President
would bear the responsibility Of what was discov-
cred TO be an unpopular act when he had the
choice of fastening it upon subord nate. We
have 10 sympathy tor Mr. OWENS He WAS, to
ali appearance, the medium by which Georgia
was paid for deserving the South. He is now paid
in his own coin,-betrayal and desertion.
But we admire the fortunes of Judge SHARKEY
What dear delightful politician he is The
President of that hot-headed Convention IN Mis-
sissipp which blew the first trumpet note OF or
oanized resistance to the North, and called into
being the Nashville Convention; the writer OF pri-
vate letters to FooTE, approving of the Compro-
mise about which, on further consideration, he
was so much concerned, he swore he would cut
his (FooTE 5 throat if he dared 10 publish them
and which were nevertheless published without
anybody's throat being cut; the President of the
first Nashville Convention, and refusing TO attenc
the second which met in accordance with resolu
tons he had signed and approved; the writer o
caustic retorts Un-the National lntelEgeGcer, YIN
dicating Southern resistance, and finally, the &C
tive agitator for Southern Submission;-eve new
fresh versatile Judge SHARKEY does he not de
serve to be rewsr ded for the necromantc aclvlt.
of his tergversations ?-4lereary
/ >c~~~~~o,-~o>--~-~~~-~~o~
The New York Commercial says that he grea
fire bell of %, 900 pounds, about to be hung i
that civ will take rank among the most celebrate
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nrr11r#. ~. teril ,. 1851.


GiHTs-Ya,.r VyrIaiuse has been ue-fnTlr y z such
wonderful C,lr.s IN this neigh5othold. that ! canhl
refrain lraH writing vau and nsiralnE yao 81 ere
that hes occurred ree-1s-lv. 4 crown negro wciaan
whJ had been uRate - work, ana was III poor heath
for several months by eGece t~oE TWO walls Of Ven
nifuge. and ia one ady--yvlol5n twelve nouns alter
vards--sie began % yJij worm- sJGno al enosl-ou5
size The number passed Nutld scu.ocly I9 Greeted
bv anv enc Who Id not know the facts; her nastr
thought there was certainly hundred and City Ct
two Gun3red wa. TAYLOR.
TefwyoD @, TEsx.. January, 1851.
pv- common consent \ 3. falnestuchs Vg-I.-
fae Is ACKNOWLEDGED 20 be standard article IN tbs
section of country an3 il cur opinion can scrFe Try
coo utrasso W. freely sly dat. consider il n.gct
Inc bast Vtrn I-s IN Use vs prescribe it regularly
in our practice and with almost uniform success, aal
sell more of it than OF any all ether similar pr.
parations put ogelher. HOW ELL = TURNER,
Druggists and Physicians.
SsLyIsa, Ky, January =, 1851.
A. B. Fahnestocs's iuee--hgyi8g 5ed tlis
remedy fer The last ten years u 4 large and eEtlsiI
practice | can cenfdcntg ana uiiAlsi.anyiy ret orr
mend it as the most safe and certain anthemiatie
er offered 70 the public. ROBERT 4. NELSON. y D
Haywood Co, TasS-, Feb'ry i, 1851.
hereby certify, that one OF my servants, woman
about thirty years old sick and under thc care Of
Il skGul doctor. and continued IL get worse, when
was induced to believe mat she was under the infu-
ence of worms. | sent to Woodyille, and procured
some OF your NenmifUge lfcm air. q. II. Bradford,
and gave il 10 her. which expelled the greatest guam
tity of worms ever saw, alter Which she entirely re-
covered. L. s. MAChL1N.
TIprAH Co.. n IS, Jarugy 20, 1851.
! GENTS Il have used your VerInifuge for several
years, and well pleased with It's effects. have
frequently seen from fifty to high four hundred
and seventy-ive long worms come from a child. from
taking it. believe none Is superior to IT.
For sale by JAMES BLAIR,
/ Oct. ., 1851 SIX C0t,'lo1S, W AS.