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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
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3 IEON WORK.-L STRETHERS & son
$50 MarEa S,rec', PhGa2l lyii7 furnish nil
kinds Of Marble and Rcd Stone Work. consisting
Of Marble Mantles, Monuments. Fouts Head
Stones Flooring Tylc aud all Kinds % Front work
SC. Orders promptly executed and worl, warrant
ell against brcaka-e IN transportation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
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ga JEW WELEi.-CHARLES A. EFARD.
sa5-sS5 I'a'c,-Noicr and Jrfclcr, LYNcnrUR :.
NA-lac subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
crll patronage extended To him. and wouid fc-
spcrtiHly iAtum tlc ciiycns ot LynchhurC and
the surrounding country, tlnt be is receiving the
largcs; and Fines; assortment of the above articles,
that hc has ever offered in this market. The fol
lowing comprises portion uf his stock, such
Fine gold aad silver huntsmnn aui plain cascd
Natrhcs, warranted IS carat and 10 Jewels, the f.
ncSi eve. offered ia his market. made ly Jos jon
son; Gold fob guatd and hrea>, Chains Seals and
Keys. Ear Rings and Finger Rings. of various
Kinds: Breast Pins; Lochcts; elas, Bracelets CaH
Pins: Necklaces; gold aud silver Spcctaclcs; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies; Silver
Forks uud Butter hniyes plain and set Silver
Combs; gold and silver Pencils; fine silver Boque;te
Cases; gold md silver 1himblcs: pocket silver and
pearl Card Cases. and Macy other article. too nr-
feels confident that he suit both in quality and
price.
- lie also repairs Watches and Clocks. in Tie
hes, manner and the most reasonable terms.
He invites those who has work done of that kind
give him a trial as from his long experience in
that branch Of his profession, he feels certain thnt
he Will ai to give satisfaction his customers.
| tgF Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
anything in my line. ClIAS. ~ ENARD,
| MAY 22-ts doors alerc E.eobqnre Corner
"a, STOVES. SEOVEs!!T TIN AND
tv--,j StcH iroa Hare. anil Houst-kcTiAg Arii-
| - c'cs grHeraiiy-Thc subscriber would in
form his friends and the public, tha, he has in
store and l. constantly adding thereto, large and
well assorted stock of the aforementioned articles.
All kinds Of Cook Parlur Office and Church
STOVES, bcantfnl patterns selected expressly for
this market. He irvites an to cal. and examine
his stock Of Housekeeping Utensils which too
numerous to mention, before purchasing elscwherc,
;or he is determined to sell cheap similar
ticlcs can he bought in this market.
~ All kinds of work done in my line in the
ucatcs manner, the owesttcrms, aad at the shoE-
test notice
a lot Of Cisiern and Well Pumps for sale cheap.
Please call my store, RaHk S2rare. doors beo'r
ne Markd, whore You viii be waited upon with
pleasure. [oct 9-tSl WM. \. LECkIE.
DEEEADEEPrgEA MARBLE au;a
3 IRON WORk.--L STRJIHERS s son
$50 MarIa Sirccf, PHILADELPHIA furnish nil
kinds Of Marble and Rcd Stone Work. consisting
Of Marble Mantles. Monuments. FONTS Head
Stones Flooring Tylc aud all Kinds of front work
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

Member Of the Royal College of surgeons, London
Graduate from the most eminent Colleges Of
tha United States, and the greater part Of whose
life has been spent ia the Hospitals Of London, Pa
ria. Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected
of the astonishing cures that were ever known.
Many troubled with ringing in the ears md hrnd
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, and bashf1lncss, with frequent
blu.hing, attended, sometimcs, with arrangement Of
mini wcrc cnred ifnmel iltriv.
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BRISTOL BILL AND MFADOWS.

The Assistant Editor of the Hrattiehoro
Eo2!4 has recently visited the Vermont State
Prison, and from l.;s letter giving an account
oi what lie Witnessed, We take TIE following
description OF two individuals somewhat no:o-
roNs IN this section Of the country:
Near all the prisoners are now engaged
in making Srvthc snaithS. Mes>rS Lamson.
'ino'lnow & Co., Of Shclburnc Falls, Mass
the extensive snaith-makers. having contract
ed vita the Government for the labor Of all
the convict>. In the first work shop which
entered was a long row Of prisoners each dill
gently cn"agrd in shaving tine rough sticks
INTO shape and SmoothncSS. Among them was
the famous Bristol Bill. no longer terror to
any one. but wearing the same melancholy
prison uniform, and shaving his stick as dill
Gent! s and as silently as the less distinguish
cd raS'alS around him. l. was with some SUI
prise that received the information from the
Superintendent, that the ordinary lcrsona-o
near whom va, Standing was the roLuc
who's" viilain;cS had pointed so many a news
rr9rr DHra4-anh, and h2d cv'a heen immor-
ta!i:"d in 4 yellow covered volume. Ii any
rc,dcr O: tho Eagle has formed his opinion Of
h.}!'s personal appearance from tie ''corrcr
likeness" which @rarc> the cover o.. tie book
a.rrasa;d.>nr hal better dismiss the idea a
one for It bears rot the taintest resemblance.
to him Instead Of the bold. ">mart" tcllov
that represents him TO he, he is the VERY per
>aui.ication o. >aam"G,"c,inr>s. lii Whole al
AMI manner Is sublncd, an. in fact til" TN
j ,.-,, :. tLc~-r rhIv taken O-t ut him Who:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-07
BRIGHTON MARKET Tan %

- market 500 beef cattle. ls0 stores. Is pair,
wording "Ern, 80 cows and calves, 900 sheep and
lambs. $50 Swine
FE1'E>. Beet Catte-Extrs SCI; Is, quality 6;
81 quality. s5a5; Sd 10. STAT.
Storey earrings sl0uI3: two wears old 2eac0
tircn vear> "a 2'iai0.
Working Gx-l.-SlOr la5al2o
trw> and C9iye>-S2l %. 2s.o 3la35.
Sheep AMI l.anhs-S2. 3ai. LXtra S6a7.
S"lne-i 5i5!c; retail 5ae:r
CANBElDGE CATTLE MARKET-Feb. 4
At market 93G cattc-::F,ou; 100 h.cvc,. and
80 stores, consisting Of wc.king oxen. cows an
calves. and 2 and 3 ,-".,r< oil
fE,LS-Marke;-.i.Srra beef S.; Is. quality :,
p qual.'y >; 81 quality ~; ordinary l.
H1C~ >ia4. cwt. Taiiov 5:a5i
Veal Ca.Nr>->ia7
S,ores-W"rkn2 oxen-s7a, s.. So 97alas.
Cows and cav">.->23 ~. v,,34:.io.
lelrl.n-.->i", l2aI5.
Two YEA, o,'.-S J. - 2Gs@l
furr. ycar> o,.,-S25. - 3lais
SHEEP and lan5s-27S7 a. market. price.-rx
t.a % as. IL lot, ., .. ;. ga ~
Swl.--NCac.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-07

FRIDAY. Jan. so
SENATE.-AIr Bradbury Offered resolu-
ton, that the Committee on Commerce IN
qnire whether any legislation is necessary to
prevent abuses OF passengers in steamboats,
while Transporting them between the Allan
Tie cities and California. lie nd HAT he had
been requested TO call attention to the rro>s
abuse OF passengers on board Of those steam
cr> and !; was represented that they took a
much larger number than they could accom-
nlodatc, consistent with safety: that the food
wa> deficient in quality and quantity. and the
treatment was such that large number, lost
their lives IN consequence. He believed that
IN investigation would show a parallel only
in tie horrors of a middle pas>a &c in the AZ
riran slave trade. Mr. Gwinu was clad that
the subject was brought up, and hoped that
the Senate would thoroughly investigate the
subject, and pass bill imposing heavy pen
aliies on all offenders. No doubt that large
numbers OF lives We're lost by these abuses
The resolution was finally adopted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-07
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ea!!..atcic,i ,a:.on voinn,ar;'y placing is {
neck rl,"r he yoke q dc>?ot.>;n. tc,s'. u
to despair u am present success foG literal
Institution, in Laro5a. !, Civ rs ~ impress
siyc va,..!2- not II rrlv upop others tor tie
sinriica,ion Of our principles. bnt II look to
ourselves and to cherish. with more care
than ever, the security OF our institutions.
and the preservation OF our policy and prin-
ciplrs.
Bv the policy to slich we have adhered
since the DAYS OF Washington. we have pros
percd beyond precedent: we have done more
for the cause Of liberty in the world than arms
could effect ,rr have shown to other nations
the way to greatness and happiness: and, if
we but continue united as one people. and
persevcre in the policy which our experience
has so already and triumptan'ly vindicatcd,
we may, in another quarter OF century, fur
nish an example which the reason Of the
world cannot resist. But If we should involve
ourselves in the tangled web OF European pol
iticS-in war in which We couId effect roth
inc.and.if in that struggle Hungary should 70
down. and we should 90 down with hrr.whnrc
then would tie the last hope OF the friends Of
freedom throughout the world : Far better is
It for ourselves, for Hungary. ard for the
cause of liberty that. adhcring to our wise
rarifi.. system. and avoiding the distant wars
Of Europc. we shonid keep our lamp burning
brightly on this Western shore as light 10
all nations than to hazard its utter extinction
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N seed AVID r,a,tod f. d;er.ront ,,I,c,. IN
: l,a;uc - ..,,r,,< seed"
1.,nxn,,-A rcoor, has r.,o, 81 His ,orn.
fry that Gronlo n,tiy. c,;of has mad. az
: attack ON the ,,tt,,mrn; If ri,b,oyn burned
: the town. ard killed 5 or 10 d, ;,s inhabitants
Tni, J. the frs. assault ". think eyer made
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Hiram Moore and John Haskell was taken
10. MIR Evan: objected to the 81 reading,
md the Till was land over
Mr. Bragg presented resolutions from TIE
legislature OF Alabama. against intervention
n the Affairs Of Europe.
Mr. johnson. of Tennessee. introduced a
Joint resolution 70 amend the Constitution
relative to the election of President and Vice
President of the United States: and also in
relation to other particulars: Read twice and
referred to the Committee on the judiciary.
TrFSDAy, Feb. 5.
SExATE.-Thc Senate. on motion, post
poned the special order, aud took up the bill
to enforce discipline in the navy. Mr. Bad
Ger explained his amendment. which was Il
creed to. and the Til was then reported to
the Senate.
Mr. Hale moved an additional amendment,
providing that all appointment, in the navy
We limited TO 20 wears. The amendment was
reiortrd-7 to 80. After some debate the bill
was ordered to he crGro:Scd.
The Iowa RAILROAD bill was tioH taken I'D.
Mr. Trlyh Of Niyhigan. spoke a: length. call
inc TIE attention Of RI" >cratG % Tic I'LL lc-
fore item and showed tl.at t'y cnhan"ing the
value of the alternate sections. the donation
would benefit both the State and General
Government and at til, same time contribute
to tho ADVANTAGE o't,r whole country
The HorSE went into Committee e III"
!; hole on the special order, Icing the Senate
AID House bills. explanatory Of the Huunty
I.aMi as otlS7".
,',r a'."!. OF H.. mate S2r'rh. q, i'n'h1
the position o' the W hI@ an" b'4o 'fa'l' nff.
ties on tHt slavery question. lie dfl"aI''i
to TIC | mon party not I" act VITA the l''h"-
cra;i' party. hn' wa't the action OF '"'n on
yrLtion-. lie sad that h" thought -hr ~.
ucy was more "i >o'i'l"rn n'tH '',ah MN, II
3nd that II WIS Vrrv S!'!2"'ar ne >..ou.'i az"
c@'r the limo; ir"NI-N. w t." III i'f'H
seek aroahiI"n with ~" frm0rrafi- parry
Why Eoi N.:h the Wiz it'rir IL. "'ii'
ali tlr:'.''r 9@lt1:I"2. and iaN""'" th' N'-''
lection "t Air FllImo'" to IA" l'r''>id'I''v--
Il. sad Nr i'a"rA. the " mg i'rosldrniia
candidate cndor>c the lion PLATFORM o.
Gcoro;a. | Will support HIM. and the sam'
with ~ .ard to the Democratic car"'hatr.
Mr. DISNEY in'inNrh2hN tT}hlln'h WI. ~
votc,; against II" Fugitive Si"'r Eli, Iii
reason was that he thourllt II d,.c tue, an
;n7; il world prove inriiiri.,.
NJ - Mullen rr;,';.I ~ ,l,n rcn'ark> Of Vi
Ea}r,i. ana agreed with l.i,a. ,l.a. the Dem,
.yaiic ,lrfv was tie t-uc mon }arty.
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Sn-TCH OF MR.. CLAY on <nE-I<
,--r,-t.\.rinr Tvs I>-Trpl-IrV
>r..rt7
VII II '>''.''
Inc following Is t.:@ o.i"''"i report OF NJ
Claws speech on t,r secession a.: ~ in:ery."'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-07

PLI NON4RT CONSLWIION has until
within tew wears been generally considered incur
able. although mau; medical men Of the highest
standing. among whom might mention Laennee
and ms friend Bave-bulh distinguished authors .ad-
nit that this much dreaded disease may be cured,
even in its advanced stages, when the lungs not
completely disorganized. The remedy which We
now offer.
WISTAR'S BALSAN OF WILD CHERRY.
not only enanate> from regular Physician, but has
been we'll tested in all complaints for which il is rec
commended. 4 Physician in Name lays:
Il have recommended the use Of Dir. Wi>tar's Bal
San Of Wild Cherry 'or diseases Of the lung for two
v,ars pa and many bottles 20 my knowledge have
teen use BY my patterns. all with feH@tica ros1',
IN ,wo cases where il was thought confirmed Com
sumption had taken place. the Via Cherry effected
a cure
From he Boston Daily Bee, March -. isEa
CUE YOUR CoUcH-Arc Won afflicted with
III Gl~rresSi annoyance. cet RI or. YoU hava
oriv 10 procure hc-t,e # Dr.. WlSta-'s Wild Caerrv
ba>au 70 ensure tbs. ]; sedan las ~aea taken
n season 70 etec, cure, and always relieves even
ne rors. cases OF i!=ease' lrcgs. MAJ physicians
-ec-,:1ec.: = :-e.: ps.sa:s, I'D seek fit = tie
'shosr e<rs N ls,t+.E - II" ,'~-r-s'1. rT a.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-07
G ALIF O IA!
Z ECTjEES on California WI lie gi:rn m. G.
|. PEABODY, on the evening Of the following
Look at your Interests /!

4 u. rar=~,.< in 'e',c :" I sch Hancock ~" -
u guessed /" ca, ani s-,lr -, same The ;~c>cr;
month. p-lsv- are darm'.'uS.
s.. l".l:!-iury. Feb I. ls52 .=:i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-07
Hair Dressing Saloon,
CAUTION.
Complaints having reached the proprietor #
BURNETTS TOD LIVER OIL,

ta his f7.i,ts ard lahcs have been inflated and m
ini.rof 81 paine! upon purchases - IL
He w0,.t respectful; c"I.'Iou tie pu'lio against
such IN ta.iors and re?u-t hem 70 -rvc IA .n
future TIE Cod LIVER o Trer0r"d - n, vi. fcar
uu9n the ,aotE q each D5::!a lie w~--er sir:2,'
Of JOSEPH BURNETT
P.S A=succc:s n tLe ne q: his valuable re-
ely depends upn2 rs purity ard ocai,v, purchasers
are recommended ~ procr-a !. Only from 6eale-s
v.1-e eha.a::s. -: -HYr'a-.-r ~, /" ? ga!
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SUGAR PANS,

MADE ola new material. TIA, vii no: -,Ist q.
We mpa-t irorv 1r"',"r.iss 70 the sugar For s'i
hv the subscriber Il, hi. shop 1T s.. J"irs'rv a1-o
n he oli stand n nanve.
Please call and examine. u. Bo(NToA.
Feb. >. 1852. .J-w6
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ca.',r. -hccr & lambs. swine. ho,so=
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-23
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS. and thus every car
judge for himself whether speak right wrong.
"CARD 10 The PUBIIC.V

We the undersigned. Physicians and Druggists Of New
York, Brooklyn and Wamsburgh having advertise
addr,s and others who sell SRrSararla by 8.
r. Townsend which is calculated bring and bust
into rrProach feel called upon 70 state personal
real merits of the Townsends' Sarsaparia
Having been called swiudlers,' and willing commit
any fraud money, by the Young s. p. Townsend be-
chose cOd DR. Jacobs Sarsaparla instead Of
feel that ought give the why
prefer sell ola Or. Jacob Townsends Sarsapars
20 Townseni's, aud leave the public to Judge
whether and swndIers, and not to be
trusted" nv doing.
Our experience and observation have satisfied that the
Old Drs Saraparila possesses medical power and
would be the always make it matter
of conscience and duty when articles bearing the
name. and purporung the
ket To sell that which consider the best. The that
81 TwusendS SarsapariA LAS greatly soured, crment
cd md exploded the bottles thereby great disaac
ton has Influenced preference of
h Old brs preparations We d. not feel ourselves called
upon to decide the Of either es standard
preparations but when asked by opn-
ions which believe under all be the te
should not hesitate giving preference Ola Dr
Jacob Townseuds. with thss the public
justified IN giving the Ola Drs rrcpara-
ton preference which deserve
compound we'll the choice the people
manifested II favor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-23
CHICAGO BRASS * BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. 1913 RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO,
Alsn Canal Siren.

w. lso h-1"'DOLPH STREET, CHIC8GO,
Also on Canal Street, opposite Foss' Planning MILL
FEVHE Proprietor of this Establishment s now prepared to
IL Cast Bells of all sizes He would particularly inv,e
those who wish TO purchase Church Bells TO hose of bi
manufacture His bells will be sold reasona Bile terms
as they can be purchased from the East from Agents nj
eastern EsliDlsiehls They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he can make good bell that will give as large
volume of sound rs those eastern manufacturer with one
urh less weight OF meta and this proportion money
thus saved III the purchase of his Bells He warrants tb
not to break for with Droper usaon aud sbj -
fail not prove 10 be good as represented il may he 70
turned 10 ms Shop and be made good without expense TO
me purchaser Oy recast; or be replaced by one If
one should break any time during his life he viii recas II
Tor nan te expense OF casting Western people will the
advantage in dealing with a western man and patronizno
western interests
His bells have taken the nremiurus NJ tho two Ioa, I; =,
the Chicago Mechanics Insute-the last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following is cOpy of the renort ~
me conhee on the Bell submitted for inspection to the
Article H. Glass No. g. Church Bells
Dell OF '4o pounds, by II. w. Rincker of this city, ia
Wen made and smooth casting II exhibits great degree
OF sklll IN Its manufacture; has admirable tone and
throws greater volume sound than any hell of ito size
trial was had between the above bell and one manufctr
ed by Mr. Meneely of Troy, N " the latter being consd-
erably the heavier of the we-95 pounds The arronpman
for ringing Mr.. Rnckers bell temporary and bv far in
eror TO that of Mr. Meneeys Notwithstanding which we
believe that there but little difference the distance that
me Two bells could be heard and that the Mr. Rnck
ers bell was by far the most pleasing to the ear Gold
Medal was awarded to Mr.. Rncker.
Inc above Is true copy of the Report.
G. r. SLOAT Secretary.
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute
NJ Rncker also prepared 10 do all kinds of Brass work
casting and furnishing short notice and in good STYLE
such as machinery magnetic machines physical instruments
fountains h peer pumps sopcocks oil globes ETC. etc.
Old Brass and Copper purchased, taken in exchange
for bells, at the market prices. so
Chicago 1851.
c y Orders may be left in Kenosba with + PT-nn o.
at the office of the Telegraph. 2
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-23
PUBLIC NOTICE!
s. P, Townsend abandoned the Field !
THE WAR ENDED!

This young man who sought to make people believe his
earaparila original finally abandoned the field by
selling his business STRANGERS Being convince
nuy warning against the better judgment and
convictions of the people has at last disposed of his bust
retired fro the thus virtually admitting all
that true in publications. After accusing the Old
DR. of selling the Of his for 81 week and getting
false adavs respecting tie Old Drs Recipe
after seduce of workmen disclose him
Aknowledze of the Old Recipe by Offering high as
SlUH after making the pting the Old Dr.
himself Of HOUSES. LANDS, MONEY and PARTNERSHIP
through his Horace Dresser and Van Pet to leave
Thempson Skillman, Co and to S. P. Townsend
with his Recipe and teach him Sarsapara SO as not
to SOUR FERMENT and BURST the BOTTLES. After IL
bellng the members Of firm, calling us set unprlh
spled men and other he has finally thrown up
the whole business, heavy load to carry and
the BURDEN upon the shoulders Of some SlRA>"T''
whom he induced take his place under the prehee '
they could make money by the operation
These strangers understand Tend placing some ehe-
is from its past character
for sOCRING and PREVENTING which is really the
highest en truth Of all we have hereto
fore said of it. It's VIRTUAL Confession that it
chemist heretofore nor had the advan-
,qge II chen science is manufacture WIN not the
vle ,, see the imposition and humbug in calling S Ps
s-t,'ca d IT dicine!
Ha: confess all the rassality FORMERLY displayed
isa.a, rat Of these STRANGERS in placing the
300 n.ne of some chemist for EFFECT. while at the
the sarsaparlla is made after the FORMULA Of
S u. Tenescais Recipe.
Ii - Recipe is CHANGED, then it becomes AN0
THEt ARTICLE. asi shGrld be called the STRAIN
GERS SAR >NrARILIA or ty other distinctive APP
pei atiar- Come ont, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS. and
hands. let the public whether you in
tend to make 5 +. Tovnseni's SOCRING PREVENTING
COMPOUND WIKI the name Of chemist the label for
purposes you making another and
tally article p up s. Ps. bot
Ties with bis labels and thus selling it under
false eoors' Tie fact Of sticking chemists en-
he he lnevu oh i.- cha
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-23

Pedgng their experience and skill in merits. Whoever
array Of all professions holding it
to the people medicine Of and wonderful power
all classes could rely with undoubed and
confidence? We will here give the Card Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-23
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS

Now in circulation called the 'Tondon Pereta5le Bo,,
Pas Our agents have found boxes initiating ours
with the OF q. LYNCH them. representing him lr
as sole Agent of the United States Therefore prevent
imposition purchase the Original Pills manufactured hy
NJ. FROST & CO. Sole Agents for the Western World
{ = We publish this CAU TON. because some vlainou.
quacks endeavorng TO impose Spurious 7rtiee upon
the Public in place of the ONLY genuine Pills bearing the
name. Therefore, say: BEWARE OF CoUSrERrErrs.,
FROST s co. are the SOLE AGENTS for the WESTERN
WORLD, and all PILLS claiming the name OF LONDON
NEGETAR PIlLS"-EXCEPT they are made by this
FIRM are the BASEST IAPOSITIONS
GENER.4k DEPOT. FISHING T0.NST,
HGukegan, III.
States. FROST a ~
Sole -7geHts for he Western Horid.
For SAFE Wholesale aad Retai! BIZ F. ROBINSON. E,-
aoSks. - ~