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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-30
Cotton Bloom.

The first cotton bloom we have seen in
this vicinity this season, was taken from the
plantation of Mr.. w. NJ. Connors, of Plea
SAINT Hill, on Saturday last Mr.. c. informs
us that his crops, both of cotton and corn,
look uncommonly well, and bid fair to yield
an abundant harvest
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-30

A Correspondent Of the Abbeville Banner
enumarates the buildings about being erect
ed In that village, and estimates, that one mil.
lion OF brick win be required In their con-
struetion, by the lst of January next. Most
OF these buildings are TO be erected on the
scites Of old ones removed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-30
The Weather

For the last few days has been quite cool
and spring-like. We had fine shower of
rain this Cruesday) morning, which will be
OF great benefit to the standing crops.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-30
For THE LEDGER.

Mr.. EdIor:-We perceive that an effort,
originating in st. Johns Colleton, is now
being made throughout our State, having
for its object the erection of monument to
the memory of John Caldwell Calhoun. The
mode adopted for its attainment, is by the
formation of Associations in the several
Districts and Parishes, the members of which
shall contribute annually the sum of one
dollar. Feeling that this is n matter, which
of all matters, addresses itself with peculiar
force to the "hcarts and consciences" of our
people, and believing that that man lives not
within the bounds of Lancaster District, who
would not cheerfuly respond to such call
upon such terms, we propose that n meeting
of our citizens be held at the Court House on
the first Monday in August next, for the
purpose of forming Calhoun Monument
Association" of LANCASTER. Will our cam
didatcs and other influential gentlemen move
in this matter? We shall see.
Nous VERRoHs.
Ez~ The proceedings of the meeting
alluded to by our Correspondent will be
found in another column.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-06-30

As matter Of rcferrnce we give the last
ballot-the 53-of the Wing National Con-
vention in full, as follows:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
The Test Of Capacity and OF Fepu'
larity.

All persons Who know Franklin Pierce.
md all who are introduced TO and converse
with him, pronounce him gentleman oi
impressive aud winning manners, Of great
noiesty Of department, and of NAKED
Intellectual superiority. The young are
atrl-ictei by Lis genial and generous SYM
pathy with ti,-m; the old by his soiid
character. sound sense, and broad and
comprehensive craftsmanship. 1t Is well
Lnovu that General Pierce stood high
with Gca. Scot;41so high, Indeed, that
the latter spoke Of him warmly in nlany
places, aud printed hi, estimate of him on
several occasions. The MAINLY and straight
fyrward j,4Iing Of General Pierce, added
TO his admitted gifts as 4 d,bater and
politician, early attracted the attention Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
DRUG 4 CHEMICAL DEPOT,
Dr'Thornton = Christ,
Wholesale e. Retail DruuoiSts

LerisJuy, R.
lFFER to their friends and the publie A.
~ large and well selected stock of
| FRENH DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEuI
| Gals, Ground Spices, Warranted purel
Rants. olS, |arnishes, Dye STUDS OF the
very best quality IN the market; Look
Ins-6iass Plates and Window Glass
OF all sizes; the most popular
fArENr MEDICINES of the day;
together with i complete as
sortment Of Hair, Tooth.
Nail, Shaving, Comb. Cloth,
Flesh, PANTY Varnish, Whi,e-wash
ana Shoe BRUSHES. Dressing and
GrainiDg Combs, Fancy Soaps. Sha.
wing Creams, PCmade Ok Marrow. EY-
tracts and Pertumsry of all kinds. mann.
iaciaFed by Jules-Hauel, Y. Razin and orhrrs
Also well selected stock of Ladies and
Geniiemen's FANCY NOTIONS. such as
Steel Clasps for Bags and Purses. Twist. S,erI
Fringe Purse Rings; Bristol Board. Zephvr
Oro'chet Needles, &c, Port, Monaies, Razors.
Razor Strops, Knives, Segar Cases. Cards
Gard Eases, Note Paper, Envelopes, &c.
NUTS. FRUITS, Confectionery. Fiship.
Tackle, &c.
And variety of other articles too numerou,
to mention. Give us call, and iudre for
ourselves-we charge nothing for looking.
Remember the Mammoth Drug Store,
Dn. /. A. H. THORNTON
Aug 4,ls52 THEO. S. CHRIST
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

s@The LeGger of yesterday states that
the reception Of Gen. Scott at Cleveland
was the most imposing and exciting OF
anything ever known in that region. And
tho Bulletin says, the West is getting int"
a blaze of enthusiasm for Scott, by his
very presence among them. Both these
papers are Independent of party, but con-
due,ed by Democrats.
Gen. Scott was at Columbus, the Capitol
Of Ohio, on the 21st inst
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

Calhoun, of Polk, Cass, Buchanan, and a
hest of others and even the wing press
did not hesitate, when he was in the
United States Senate, to bear unprompted
testimony to his marked and vigorous in
telleet. An ordinary man could not have
obtained the confidence Of his own State
in degree so rarely enjoyed by and so
freely bestowed upon Pierce; mgr could
an ordinary man have obtained SO strong
hold upon those with whom he had been
associated in public life. Pierce seemed
TO lie one who had been selected from a
thousand for some exalted destiny. 1t is
said by those who have Travelled in New
England that the name Of Pierce is q
name that e1cites the greatest enthusiasm
and that his fellow citizens are devotedly
attached to him. Personally popular
with his opponents, he attracts to him the
hearts of his friends, and often effects by
his personal appeals what others have tried
in vain to accomplish by lengthy and Ia
bored efforts.
We will not contrast General Pierce
with General Scott in their relations re-
spcctively to others, nor in their inter-
course with their own friends and with
the people at large. But We will say for
General Pierce ths; no man ever attained
high position, or held it with honor among
contemporaries, who was not blessed with
most of bis own conceded high qualities
And it is no less true that the best an
-wer to those who have been procared to
defams his private character is his eminent
place in the affections of his friends at
home, the undissembled respect of the op-
ponents who have known him all his life,
and his rapid advance before the people
Of the whole country - Hash. Onion.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

CayAL CoNNIssroykn-The election of Ca.
nal Commissioner is now claiming more Than
usual attention among the People, and the
prospect IS that the Wing candidate will be
chosen. There are many hundreds Of Demo
Gratis who adm; :ha; gross pariialitics are the
resui, of an entire party ascendency in the Ca
nal Board, and that the election of Wing
would operate as a check on their favoritism
and ex,ravagance. Mr.HoTiman has twice run
for Office in Berks county, and each time re-
ceived from one TO two THOUSAND Democratic
,,nt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

IS-Wesee the Democracy Of Lebanon
and Dauphin have taken up their man for
Congress, without taking the trouble to
consult the Democracy of Union and Ma
hanoy. That fact, with the Kcystone's la
bored argument that "Old Ner is not .
W'hig," may reconcile hundreds of Demo-
Gratis in Union who, like Mr. Middleswarth
as man and as neighbor, to vote for
him.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
.M,1xr-Con.ress s,ands ,o3: IN Is:

MArsr.-Congress stands to 3; [rn 1880
10 g. Senate is Whig. House Democratic
Joint majority uncertain. For Governor, the
vote stands
Hubbard Liquor Law Dem. $1,000
Crosby. Wing $1,000
Chandler, Auti-Liquor Law 10000
Thousands Of Wh,gs voted for Hubbard to
sustain the Liquor Law, and many others vo-
ed for Chandler /; yet Crosby has $1,000 votes
after all these distractions. The Legislature
is in favor Of the Law; ye, it is thought the
hn,-Lquor Law Members will unite with the
Wings and elect Crosby. who is also Liquor
Law man. This they would do 10 spite Hub
bard, as they did Neal Dow.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
'LEWISBURG WHIG.


1OR fREsIDEHT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT, of New Jersey
HoR vIcs PRESIDENT,
Gov.WM.A.GRAHAM, of North Carolina
For Irendeatal Electors,
ALEXANDER E. Bsows, JAMES POLLOCK,
SAMUEL A. PUKvIANcs.
WnIisM F. HUGHES, Mr. MrDDLEswARTH,
JAMES TRAouAIR, JANIS H. CAMPr.lL,
JonS ". Stokes, JAMES d. Paxton,
JOIN 2. vERREE, JAMES X. DAVIDSON,
SPENCER McLvAIyI, JoHN WILLIAMSON,
JAMES ". FULLER, RALPH DGAkE,
JAMES PENRosR, jon sRTsoN.
JoHN SHagFfER, ARCHIBALD ROB
JAcoB MARSHALL, THOMAS j. BiGHAN,
Cu,ELgs r. WALLER, LEWIS l.. LoRD.
D.vI, ALTON. CHRISTIAN MEYERS,
MAnL0N &. MfRCuR, DARWIN PHELPS
For Canal Commissioner,
JACOB HOFFMAN, ESQ, Of Bcrks.
For the Supreme Curt.
Hon JOS. BURLINGTON, of Armstrong
FOR CONGRESS,
NER MIDDLESWARTH, Union county.
ASSEMBLY,
Hos. JOHN BEALE, of Juniata county.
SHERIFF.
JOHN KESSLER, Of Middlecreek TIP.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ADAM SHECKLER, ESQ., of Bufaloe TIP.
AUDITOR,
HENRY w. SNYDER, of Penns TIP.
CORONER,
JOHN s. .HACKENBERG, of Washington Tp
Trustees Of M:G4in6urg Academy.
JoHs KLINE, Taos. .IlAssENrLUs, JAMES IHwIS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

Do TELL Some small souicd Iscariot
has been cyphering up how much pay has
been awarded to Gen. SCOTT for his inval-
liable and unsurpassed services to his
country. The sum total is about 50 or
$4,000 per year, for some forty years la
bor-not ha!fas much, in proportion, as
Pierce received for his brief trip to Mexico !.
&c )tt is not-unlike Cass, Van Buren, and
others-nor will he ever be rich, for he
has no love of money, and is benevolent
to the extent of his income But to his
eternal honor be it said, that when the
most responsible men in Mexico offered
him Million and Quarter of Dollars,
and the Presidency Of Mexico, if he would
become citizen Of that unhappy Repub-
lie, he promptly declined, preferring to be
an under officer in his native land, at
salary much less than many inferior men
receive, rather than have the supreme
command, aud a splendid fortune, else
where. The Victor Of Lundy's Lane, Of
Niagara, of Vera Cruz. of all Mexico
the Paeifeator of Canada, of New Bruins
wick, of the Cberokees, of South Carolina
the beloved Chief who Polk and Party
Cabal sent home in disgrace, the People
will honor with the Presidency of Ameri-
ea; nor will they grudge even S25, ,00oa year
to the gray headed soldier, whose body was
riddlcd By British grapc-shot before his ca
lumniators were born, and who has carried
British lead in his SCARED frame for forty
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
~The Old Story of Sherif's Sale

~The Old Story of " "Sherif's Sales
advertised in tAe Clarion Register" is
again going the round Of the Wing pa
pers, for the twentieth time, almost 1t
Is somewhat singular coincidence that
the Sheriff of Clarion county should al
ways have lot Of Furnaces in the mar
ket just before the elections come on, and
at no otirr tine, SO far as the Whig pa
pers announce. The humber Of Furnaces
that, according to these reliable authori-
ties, lave been sold by the Sheriff of
C!arioa county within tie last three or
four years, would exceed the uhoie nam
Der Of Iron Works in the State. This is
fact, and proves the Wings either bad
arithmc;ic;ans or reckless trifers with the
truth n, "'iiny Goeette
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

SYRAcUsE,Scp.22, 10, ,P.M.-N.Y. State
Wing Convention re-assembled at clock.
Mr.. James Committee on Resolutions
reported a series, the first Of which was
relative to the Tariff, and in favor of spe-
cifc duties for the support Of the govern
ment, independent of proceeds from the
public lands, and favors their allotment to
the independent free-holders-thc revenue
from them to be distributed among the
States, and applied to educational pur-
poses. The third resolution relates to the
foreign policy Of the government, and is
in favor of the peaceful, consistent, due
assertion of our rights, and careful
avoidance of entangling alliances with
foreign powers. The fourth favors liberal
appropriations for river and harbor i'm
provements The fifth is for vigorous
prosecution and completion of the canal
enlargement; and the sixth gives full
acquiescence in the decision of the Ma
tional Convention upon all subjects legiti-
mately before it, and passes warm eulogy
upon Scott and Graham, and incidentally
upod the present Administration.
Messrs Hunt and Kent-c candidates 'or
Governor and Lieut. Gov-and the other
nominees responded to the resolutions
with perfect unani'nity and great enthu-
siasm. After spirited addresses, the Con-
vention adjourned sine die
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

CJThe sncakins intimation contained in
Fierce paper or two. that Gen. Scott is out
pandering for votes, The Editor probably knew
was false when he pcnned it. He is aeputed,
with other officers, to select the site for a Mill.
tary Asylum. Because the Telegraph gives
notice Of his approach, and free and grateful
People ,oiU throng 10 greet tine first man of the
age-;he man they mean to mako next Prcsi-
dents no fault of the Old Heros. He sought
to pass unnoticed, and travels in plain citizen
dress. Bat everywhere that he stops long
enough to be seen and heard in social greet
inss, he gains hundred votes-he can't help
il, any more than his opponents can. Let them
groan, they can't help that either.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

Some time this Spring. John NJ Baum told me that
they sgon- riisr opposition 70 the Railroad
project in order ~ make political capital out ot II.
asked him il he opposed Ia the Railroad, lie said.
No. hut he wanted this county 10 nlDcratic this fall.
and WOULD SR.ar MANY OF THlsE OLD DUTCH
F.rNERs BrLltvE THAT THY WOULD HAVE THIS $4,000 To
PAY but still he good n Railroad "a
Of them. ANXIOUS FoE THE COMMISSIONERS
B1HD-; but still he wanted 10 beat the Whis
this fall and they aonG 20 take this 10 do it,
As G.,oD A DENoCR, At A. Ma. ACM"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

~The Washington Union says, "Haw-
thorn's Life of Pierce is out, and is as
pleasant reading as the best of the authors
romances." 4 great romance" undoubt-
edly-necessary to help Pierce, but not
needed by the 'Hero-Sage' whose REAL
DEEBs have for forty years been the glory
and admiration of his country!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

is,P, ErANr DLCIsIoN la the case OF
Hammer y. tr,tse. on thursday, IN The
Supreme Court. sitting in Pi'tsburg, a de-
rislou was read by Judge Back, whic b
viii set aside the practice under lhs.
Three IiuntGeG Dollar Law" Hereto,
ere, II ha, bsen .ul po>e5 sufficient TO no,
nf. Tire Sheriff 2rior 10 a sale Of personal
properly, that The benefit Of the law men
toned would br claimed. Thus, II lhe
pr"p.Ily bfous ht, sny 500, af,er the sale
The de-, ndanl received S3O0 o! the money,
,ud b., creditors SiG0 But according TO
hc present dacisinn, the law is mol for The
'ers.it OF the d. hJor, hut Of his family.
y h-n less l. ,raGs., he is bound ;o give
,.,ii,.c that az In'euds to calm the bena6t
If the law; aud appraisers mus, re ap
OIL, 4, and be mist select, pre:eias u
he safe l., ar-Ir.ts which he chooses To-
rrrnIa q Ter" i>r, lie receives 10 hcne-
II : for Il iie suffers HE Sheriff 10 proceed
TO sale, he loses The exemption, and I, e
nrnc, eds cnure 10 H.. beGeh, Of his crsGi-
rors, ia the order of their !!'Es.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

Mass MsErIxes.-At the Whig Mass Meet
ing in Lancaster last week, Columbia sent 220
out of $50 Wing voters.
The Scott men ere holding " rou,ins meet
ings throughout the State, and throughout the
IIpiop .--a.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

n-Au Informal count of specie vas
made in the Banks of New York city, on
Thursday last, and the aggregate foots up
less than million and half dollars than
the showing indicated by the receipts of
gold from California, since the last official
statement. England absorbs it ALL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

owe see a handbill, announcing Great
Democratic Mass Meeting" At New Columbia
to-day, and among the speakers, Hon. jams
BucuAHAN, DoUeLAss, &c, &c, &c. We ven
ture to "guess that Buchanan and Douglass
will be among the absent, and that the speak
ing will be principally by Shriner and Bucka-
lew OF Bloomsburs-,he latter the chief oppo-
nent of the susq X. r. Bill in the las, Senate.
and twin. brother to Charley Shriner in Rail-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Test by the Popular Vote

Of the Present. Drisi0n, into National Pdrties.
Il is common toas; Of the self styled De-
mocr..ic parry, that they comprise large ma
lority of the people Of the United States and
The young. in particular. are urged, without
respect 10 right or proprie.y. to &c, on the
q" strong" or the "popuLar side Blu, wha.
are the factsi Why. since the present divi-
sion of parties, the popular vote has footed up
nearly as follows:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

New YORK. Sept. f5-TLe Grand
jury came into Court at II o'c.ock to day
ant. presented true bill for mansiaughter
against Thomas Collyer, one of the owners,
aud Others; of the steamboat Henry Clay,
declaring, that said parties '' by the mis-
cchGuc., neglect and inatteatioa, they
caused tie death Of S..Rheu Alien and
u;lcIs."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
SCOTT MEETINGS.

Saturday, Sept :5-Samuel Boyer, Penns.Tp.
Monday, 27-!saac z. Uish. W. Beaver.
Tuesday. 2s-M. Specht. Beaver,own
Thursday, 30-Forest Iron Works. w Deer
Saturday, Oct 2-Mllflinburg.
s. X. Herrold, Chairman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio Mineral Paint.

cOO BBIs. MACHINERY OIL Price 70 ets per gallon
OOO 25,u Gallons do do
in cas ks Of various sizes do do do do
80 Barrels BOILED PAINT OIL. do IS do do
5UoO Gallons do do do
in asks of various sizes. do do do do
$50 Barrels TANNERS OIL. Various kinds and quail
ties. from 35 to ID cents per gallon.
1890 Gallon. in Casks of sizes Various kinds
and qualities from - To 80 cents per gallon.
so Tons TALi.pW GREASE tr Heavy Bearings, AMI
Coarse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, Of any con-
sistcnc. r-,uircti. Price cents Per ID.
$50 Tons OHIO MINERAL PAINT, in Barrels, at the
lowest market price
Machinery OIL. warranted not to chill in the
coolest weather. and considered by those using it
equal to Sperm OiI. Boiied Pant OIL, equal to
Iinseed Oil, other than for white.
I am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
above named articles, and my motto is, - Small
profits and quick returns" II. r. POND,
Sc Water ST (undeI the Pearl st. Hoase, }
New York, Feb 1852 3m423 NeW }Ork
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
Account Current. .

Posr THE Books Thus far, FOUR States
have elected Members of the next Congress
We compare the results with the same States
as they. vcled in 1913, (when Taylor was
eiecled.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

NOOPERS WANrED-TWO good
~ Jou,neymen Co.pe's, to make Flour Bar
rels Fourteen cents Ct-h per barrel will I've
paid for making with Cu, Slaves, and H3 cents
with Split Slaves. Wantei Immediately.
y ID. CHAPPELL.
I.ewisburg, July II, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
1919 Is
q IL

A pretty fair beginning, that. Scott will "do
better" At this rate, We shall have Tariff
President. Tariff House in Congress-and wo
be 10 the aristocratic Senate that shall dare
10 resist the Peoples demands any longer,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

CpyeHrss-Messrs. Fuller and Wrigh, are
again candidates for Congress in the Luzerne
District, the Iaaer opposed very strongly by
men Of his own party.
In Columbia aud Mon;our, and also in Nor
champion county, the Democracy are divided.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
RS- Tue following lines in the Po.ja

Rks- Tue following lines in the Ptoria
Free Prs, commence a song, which the
editor informs Us, is TO be sung to the tune
Of 20 -G.aGnah"
ida ..r,,r 1.. Ior night wien all around still,
Y iuI,l c.,i = Gi,pec a s!ilID- Gown The ii
lie III ~ .ua - We h!s haEd the in his
"reaf."
i've Tree .ii allies ucudut stand lat scattered far and
IHoEUs-Gh. fo.r ,irreiy, i'nt yos s.it on iac,
n -,in@ up salt River.
h4fl III Platform l,.I knee
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24

Wing maj. in 4 trials, 32s ,66S
(or an average Wing maj. OF 55,6660
Showing clearly that.he Wings comprise
fair majority of the full vote Of the Nation.
Aud Of the young men, We believe out Of ev-
cry are Wings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-24
To Mraiiis and the Sick.
THE CELEBRATED
Go,,tstock Me0icfues.

1st. The GREAT PSIy EITRACTCH II (COSsx,.
DaLLYs) curing all Burns and all external Pain, ~
%. BALM or COLLxBIA for s,.yiu. q, r.
the Human Hair.
ID. HSWE'S NERr. AND BONE LIy.x...
and INDIAN rEGEfABLE ALLrgR, . ssrs sr y
.th. .M-yAIhrS ACOUsIJC OIL, eertai. ,.r. =,
Deafness.
; sth. NARY LLyAXEyTs kaown cur. s,, III. pv..
9Th SIOHN'S MfK HE4DiCBH RkEkDy
7tb I0IHEK'S Relief, for ali women in Ii. f..l
ly way
sth. LOyGLEY'S CREAT W4sJERy IyD,.x
PINACEi, fr Colds and fcyersh feeling and p,.,n,,
frvers; tor Asthma. Liver Complaint ana Billion,
tion- for biarr'a, Indigestion asd Loss Of Ap,e,i,.
Tor co>tveness IN Emalcs AMI males. and ncr vos,
plants: Tor stomach Aiertions Dyspepsia Files
mai-n' &C. The great points it not BAD 70 a..
never gives pain. amt never i-nv-s one co.ii,s
9Th. kOLHSTOCkS yERHIfEGE Worn Kal.,
for children or grown persons. "
10th. MS BEopy'S GREAT PaIy kILK,
No medicine has b.. s,oycr. thai i, 81 bapn,Ix
ted 10 tstsyaoGy drops ., b. taken And ~
such wonders when applied e<feynay vast, or ar
by iIis'onln ,9t'ies from i: to 50 e.n, each
BdAE, for driving away S-rmin in a short tim.
,, l2th. The orlehra,ed Lls'S LIFE PILLS and rxx
18TH DR. BAEFfOLENEU-S PINK STHrs -.
Popaiar LxIectorars for Cough. C.fds Influenza e..
ihh. I6s tAST INDIA And NEW YORK gAIR
DIES, The only sure co1oYing Of the hair
10Th LiN'S BfLy Of CHINA. . tbi,... R.r.S,
Cor Cats, Bruises. sores. Ge
ioth- EiHAtr or SARs4FARXLA Ths ar
- . 80 All "hrr ssTssparilias. and still gives
a. great satisfaction: r ever
i'tn, ihe Celebrated spread STREyCTHEyySS
.hAS1hH mas fr'r, Dn. LiNS recipe and the nssS
popular in the market
I>th- DR. hLI}E'S TOOTH ACHE DROSy 4
errt1in and easy cure for Tooth Ache
I'th. Dr C"hsft h., lately housh. tn. rirbt se-
fie United states. of the oclcbr,tsd fOyCYVTEI Irrn
w. az az "1IEE, found AT the Salt springs Of Dr.
IN - hase, at - GATHERINGS, C. " Ills medi,ias
has Ttain"d noiorety and popularity never t.Ser.
ined by ans pFeperaton at that plar. and rs sale n,
seen eomaeurste Nth its nscTits which ar. !, tr,ar
3iuArv.
All the remedies are fully described in ALNASACe 4.
be gwen TO all who cali where the metiicin.s ar, Ken,
NOTICE All PREPARATIONS heretofore known as com
sIo, N - or CoMSTOtk cos, always baionged e.
rarrsy to Dr. LueiIs = Con.-ts-k sn4 though the sig
altnr of torustock TO- wfis - rpntnu ned this
Label with the fac smile sisuaf urr oS Dr. L. : c will in
future designate the GENUINE.
ALL OTHERS MUST BIZ SPURIOUS.
LICiSS :. COMSTQCE
lhe above sfeficine fs had in Lrwi.Lsrx snly q
J. WILLS who are .As o.iIv dealer. in N. rssui..
tOHSfoch y PREf1Rf7IONS 1yll&in-ids