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LOTTERIES.
STRhTTON'S OFFICE.
D s,SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET ,RICHM ONDVlRGl

sTKHTTON's OFFICE.
os'souTH FOURTEENTH STREET RICHMoNDVlRel'
Drawn G n Ne, tDs!awsrs No g g Aug l7h .
nan NOS So prize o. SiO'o S"' anu ~ srRArroN
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Extra, No Is 5; Aug y sh +
paw" So. ." neiswass - g &. A \, IS = 81
IS . Il &c 20 81 ~ : 10 t = n, 10 hr 90
Ticket Nos. 40, prize $500 SOLD ana lau SS rro>
Drawn No. Of Delaware, Nc. ST, Aug IL:
81 &c i il q NJ IL IS Il 10 Il 10 50 L. g
Whole Nos 10 50 81, sold aud paid BY : SITUATION.
20 > Pray: ss N IS ;; 81 ;'S''sas 70 Is S 7;
Drawn So $ ." = e. Sc f = Is No. g j.
Whole Nos a; also hall Nus 90 10 both sold and paid
oS rrawn Nos. OF Delaware. No: 6s. Aus. 81:
s.. Is AZ p d q 81 lg ~ 81 50 70 "a .rroS
week.
Observation-Disclosures Extra, No ~ Capital 81 o3o 75Nos II
tTuEsbAY-psaware No 10 Capital s2es6 IS NOs., 10
WEDNESDAY, Delaware No7l Capital $4,000 IS Sos, 10
THURSDAY Delaware Extra GA. Capital $1,000 - Nos,
2 drawn: Tickets So .:,.,,o.,,coOo = ~, ;,
FRDAY-DSla~are No73 Capital $4,000 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
sATGkDAY-Deawure Extra, No 7G Capital s4lGs IS Nos,
ia drawn Tickets 81 ,.,., g., oou > ~, !,
SATURDAf-Ueaware, Glass E. Capital st5,un - NOS, ii
Delaware Lottery No Il be drawn Aug 2 1889 Carl
900 IS 900, 50 OF 500 % Of 2td OF 2OO &c
IS Nos, 10 drawn Tsk s $50 s,,r.r
Lottery, Glass E. be drawn Aug 2stl 1852 Capitals:
prize s63uOu Ouu, 1000 1900, l071, OF 4U Of 3,
Bayersare referred omy prizes whchs registered
continues Q inc reasethe numbcrsold ndpaidby me:
Packages Certificates Packages
athe Lotteries Will be
July 10. N. STRATTON. Richmond. Va
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FAIL FASHIONS-ls5a!

l.
~ Mil rs G. Corand g doors from Broadway NEW
IT,. YORK would invite the particular attention OF Merchants anu
WaNTa ETS CLOAKS, which he IA now MANUFAC.
TpNG from the fashionable PARIS PATTERNS
mr. and particularly adapted The Fall and Winter
Trade. .,..a, 40 c,,I ,,I or,p,;,, n. -.
me e purchasing elsewhere ashey vii find
"a assortment unsurpassed in the city, AND Az much
below those charged Broadway or at the regular DIN
n b. Manila and Cloak Patterns for sale. oh;,,,,,
Aso-Wire show Stands. OF IMPROVED , @ and y,
s cnop or dc lame in cases shipping July 2-3m
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NTOTICE.-The heirs of William Smith deceased, aI VIC
~ county Of King William Va, hereby noineo ma
my hands money which will be the suSee' " o''
an WT n mem shen am properly ese' WIN. SMITH
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SADDLE AND HARNESS AND COLLAR
FACTORY.
HEREBY notify my old customers and friends in general &C
that my collars on be found establishment fAs
on Franklin street, 10th and 18th. and at d. A. S3
Browns. Slockoe Hill The initials Of my fathers name q
will be mpcd on them 10 and NOS 2,3 according 10
qua iy; and no other collars mine
CHARLES j. BALDWIN,
aur 5-dm 10 ". p. Baldwin.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

RlCHNOND
TUE session will October ISL and close July ls Tht
L Faculty
RiLASD President and Professor OF Moral Science
Nj II. J. CHRISTIAN, Prof. Of Greek
Mr. GEO. E. DABNEY. Prof OF Latin and French.
Mr. LEWIS TURNER, Prof of Mathematics.
NJ PUREEAR, Prof Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
TgRGFor SIS payable netri the LIST Of October
J.au4 and April respectively For board including Diet fuel
bedding and attendance $751; payable the tuition The
w,ll furnish his towes washing and lights pay for
...al according 10 consumption.
Dr. C Husns having been appointed Steward will devote
he boarding Mr. Ryland will reside
he premises payments tuition should be made Prof Tur-
.., Dr. udslns Students preerr!ng lodge in
vicinity tind boar! accommodating For
annual catalogue Aug. 2l-ctlstOct.
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~ NTED-A situation Teacher, young who has
J" had three yeas experience and who willing to INSTRUCT 10
private family or take charge Of School, Refer Rev "
aoRa. Richmond, Va. 9uly 80"
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AYERS CHERRY PECT0

FOR TIE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. IIC
CHITIS, GROUP. ASTHMA. WUOO
.ND CONSUMPTION.
THO CURE A COLD. WITH 4
HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BODY, take the Cherry pectoral on go.
ing 10 bed, aud wrap up warm, to swea; during
The night
FOR a COLD AND COUGH, take il morn.
lng noon and evening, according 10 directions
Oh the bottle. aEr! the difficulty Will soon be
removed. None vii! long suffer from tins 'rnu
Die when they md II can tie So readily cured
Persons clIllctcd with seated T. O G. II
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FALL .IMPORTATION OF CHINA, EARTHEN-
WARE AND GLASS.
WILLIAM e. BUTLER (Lafe IfiRinm T. Butler d Co..
Importer 20 Main street, Richmond, Va,
opening very large stock OF goods in his line cor
per ships Sulley Florida and flames Wright, VA
the England, which he CO
FaEsSSg Is dee rmined 10 sell al low prices. 90
The friends and Of The late hrm OF Win But
CID the public generally, respectfully invited
o examine his stock gouls and prices. -
with assured that every Involvement Will
be held them make their purchases OF him.
AInlIn
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STEAMER BELVIDERE.
flNar FOX BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
III - STEINER "Revdere." &C. Clifford, Commands sSn
VIII receive freight day at IL o'clock NJ
4 4.s h Places, and will continue to receive @.
"a W 0! O'Clock NJ TUESDAY the 24th inst,
1904 LUDLAH d WATSON. :
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NEW FALL GOODS. ;,
VHTILLINGAM l. ELLETT offer sale large STOCK OF
w Heavy Wooens and Donestics bought In the moh u
before the advance: in pa fohows 80, .,.a
Saines blue, black cadet, mixed and ufap eooie
Elannes white, red and yellow
Kentucky Jeaus blue, black, brown green and congress
kerseys Plaid and Red Linseys
Fancy Cassmers, latest styles
Heavy blue brown anil mixed Over Coating
Brown and blcached Shirtings, 34,7s, "A 10 IL IL
With large Of Foreign Goods part Of which OF our own
iaOrao and the other selected from the importers with gses
SheT can be had any the Northern City and country
.nerehans are invited 10 examine our stock.
ll-2W
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COLUMBIAY COLLEGE. D. c

=
NE OF this will open the
i 10Th OF September, and continue months. The summer
vii the i;d We nesly in April and close
on he third Wednesday IN july The terms are,
SESSION,
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which breaS> Them O their night Will , by taking Cher
BRONCHITIS Irritation the Ihroa, upper portion Tho
ec;orIl going 10 bed. they be- sound
sleep. and consequently refreshing CITE relief
ultimate afforded to thousands who !ce
by this Invaluable remedy
From agreeable ec these many find themselves
willing torego It's whcn the necessity Tor has ceased
From eminent Physicians in
FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn. April l6lh 1851.
Sir: We have given your Cherry Pectofa trial
aud ind other remsty have
aiecLlons of the resL.Ia!ory
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undersigned, while returning his thanks 10 his
and the public for their liberal patronage announces
thereby been enabled make considerable reduction IN
of The year 1929 during which he will continue to give
A., S or ~ me modern languages and Mathematics
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In savannah Republican, OF DeCe!hrf IT caI cGicd by n
K Moore ESD he speaks the following the MUSTANG
IMMINENT ;, -
Ths Medicine offered 10 the people OF Georgia for the s
time experience ena"cs us to recommend II 10 the
nc"e win a. Jtihe good Tcis 9n rGned
rcr which benefit anda been
,nostc nv a occasional usco II for d week
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G. EraFg Co The dozen bottles "I Mexican Mas
tang nmcn five weeks all sold , nj ne li
dozen Immediately. The Mustang Iuimrnt has performed SOM
wunIerI cures DR. w w iiev the greatest in
,ueut IN the lie had girl at nearly deaf am
hliu-hs remedies did her su"da few Applications u the Lin
meu cured her entirely. sn curing James w Coy's leg whc
running forty yeGT II has nndIcd IN sling
case here. so d a. has bcentrlcd.
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EF The ;onwf. performed alone SSaIuriila.
not wonders then acknowledge thai know
meaning Of The word Read i be
lhant
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

Dir. Clay leaves three sons, no daugIi
tiers. But one Of his sons. Thomas, wat
~lh him when he died. iIo Is The eldest
and farmer, residing in Lexington, and
near Ashland. lie is about fly Years
old. James u. CIay. Mr.. Claws second
son, and The late Charge to Portugal, is q
farmer, engaged in heavy business near
ST. Louis. He u about Sc. John. Tie
youngest son, il about 30 wears old, and re-
aides at Ashland with bis mother. She j..
we arc happy to learn, 10 somewhat better
health than during the Wiaser and spring
months. Dir. Clay ha had twelve child.
rem, and bat three Of the number survive
him We are happy 10 know that he ha,
LEFT competency fer bis famiIf. The
disposal Of those Of bis household effects
vi ch were presented to him by his many
friends is left With Mrs. Clay.
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GEonCIA.--The Savannah Republican
SAYS that Scots nomination will probably
reconcile the Wings Of thai State. If tb
Wings ofthe State will take up the caas'
OF Scott like men, and meet the issee, the
can carry Georgia for him, notailhsiaadnr
all past l.slery. He II a far stronger 10
with ibe people than the politicians IF ei't
er party believe bin 10 be, sud lie elec.
,ion sill prove il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-22

VENTILATION The following graphic
discourse on ventilation is from The pen OF
Mrs. Swissheim. How lille attention
people pay 10 this important subject to
what they should:
''People are beginning 10 veEtilate pub
lie balls so that one can sometimes hear a
lecture without being obliged 10 nhale 9th.
er peoples cast of breath, without lis foul
gas; but churches generally hold close
communion, and with a most bruheri,
periinscify the same nioulh!aI of cir is
breaihed BY The whole congregation. Sis
ter Brown throws il out OF her lungs with
a Few seeds oil consumption in il, and ,hen
Brother Jones takes i, into bis chest ana
gives it back with tobacco favor, and 50
on round, each one supplying from his or
her store house, some animal matter to
make the precious little rnorsei Of breath,
shut up within The four walls, good aud
thick for family consumption. IF their
minds do not become assimiiated By CON
muuion Of faith, their bodies might BY. he
general union and communion, and mixing
up OF the gssses and vapnrs Of their mortal
part. People who would not eat out Of the
same dish with another, or sip with the
same spoon, think nothing of taking into
their lungs, and Incorporating with their
blood, The particles Of foul matter which
have passed oil from thai otbet's system.
We would much rather submit to an in
discriminate use Of tooih-hrushas than ii
breath. II would 10, appear half 50 dis
gushing 70 put another persons toothbrush
into ones mouth, as il would be 10 take
his cbsi oat breath in;o ones longs; aud
in crowded church without great care in
ventiiaiing, this process is regularly going
ou, and so We just as regularly 60 oG1
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The following ssanzas are made up from the
first lines oil sixteen different songs
Il can't forget thee il would
you'll meet me went you--ia the glen.
u dare not love thee, it could
my hear; IL broken now aud then
Can memory teaeh me TO forge,?'
'To~npssosS 10 bitter word
He lopea. M, or be loves ne not
Thine i the oulY name that's heard
sOh. do not say that mus; 60
Il feel that you and | must pai,s
sShs brsahed soft words in murmats low
There is caBker at my heart
affection il A "a sied ie.'
The fast We never can recall
Beneath The willow Ia. me lie'
-.lYAmsl--,tRAs AZ q. iaacy bali.
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NEW GOODS

AT THE CINCINNATI STORE OPPOSITE
THE STEAM MILLS.
1JTE have Jus. received our spring supply Of
w Goods from Cincinnati and ST.. Louis, among
which may be found large assortment OF Prints,
de Lains, Bareges, Barge de Llines, Lawns,
4 laacas, Ginehatns, embroidered nasllns, Swiss
Mall, Book and JGconet muslins, Cap Melt,
Worked Capcs and Cellars, Work ed under
sleeves and Band, Swtss edgiags ard inserlngs,
Thread and Isle edgngs. hlsck silk Lace, La
dies and Gents linen cambric Hdki., a grea, vari-
ETY. six Pocket Udkls, back and fancy Crava,s,
Gingham do, oiled red iIdkfs, black 1'hibet and
Mode Shawis, Mourning goods, Kid, SILK, Nett
and Cotton Gloves, and with Hosiery Of all kinds
Irish Linens. b!eachca and uubIeached muslns,
bleached, unbleached and colored Drills, fancy
Cassimers, Satinctts, Cashmeretts, &c, French
Cloths, Queens Cloth for summer wear, French
Linens, Cottonade, Blue Drills, &c, jacquard
and Rassia Dsper, Crash, Red, elbow and
White. TYjiled and Silk warp Flannel, Dress
nets, Bonnet Innings Ribbons and Flowers,
and side DO. Por. Monias, Bill Wallets, large
size scotch Umbrellas, parasols, &c. &c.
ALSO:
A large assortment Of Boots and Sloes.
Mems Calf and Kip Boots, Coarse and Kip
AMI Enameiicd Boomers, Caters, cali and goa
Bo1tces, Misses, Yonths and chidrcns Shoes,
HARDwARE, GgocREIEs,
cUKEsswhEE, NAILS &c, &c.
which we,3itI sell az lo@ for the Cash as can b.
purchased in The CITY.
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
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DISCOVERIES or TIE LAST HALF CENTURY
There has beeu aopert'd since the cvtis.
mencemen, Of the World in which uansl
important discoveries, tending 10 Inc hene-
fit Of uanki:,Ji, were made as in the issl
half century Sanle 81 the ,au.t Ven
desful resuhs of hlnnans iatelicc, have
beer witnessed in the las. .itty yours.
Some Of lhe grandsst conceptions Of
genius have been perfected. |, is re-
markab!e how The MUD Of the world has
ron into scieUtific Investigation, and what
achievements il has effected in that short
period. Before the year 1900 there was
not . siagie steamboa, ia existence. and
the apple alton Of steam TO machinery was
unknown. Fulton launched the firsi steam
boat 10 1907. Nov there are three ihna-
sand steamboats, traverslng the waters OF
America, and lilo lime saved In travel IS
equal 10 seventy per cent, The rivers Of
every country in the verdi. nearly, are
travessed by steamboats,. La 1900 there
was not q single railroad in The world. 10
tho Caitea States alone there are now
S,19s miles Of railroad. costing S2S6,00e,-
600 to build, and about 1000 miles IA
England aud America. The iocoms,iveI
will now travel ia as m,ny hours dis
lance which ia $500 required as MANY
days 10 accomplish. la 1890 il took week.
to convey intelligence between Phi!adei
phia and New Orleans; now ii can be &C
complished in minutes through the eleclricl
telegraph. which only had lis beginning n
lS43. voliaism was discovered ia March,
1900. Tho electro magne, in lSai.-I
Elecirotyping was discovered only few
years ago. Hoes printing press, capable
OF printing 10000 copies n hour, is very
recent discovery, hut CT most lmpnl.sat
character. Gas light was uasnewn nj
1900; now every city aud town Of any
pretence are lighted with il, and we have
The sanoaacemeat Of still greater discov
cry by which light. heat, snd mo,ise power
may be produced from water. with scarcely
any cost. Dsguerfe communicated 10 the
weird his beautiful invention ia 1899
Gun cotton and chloroform are discoveries
but ef a few years Old. Astronomy haa
adaed number of new planets 10 The solar
system. Agricultural chemistry has Gu
lar.ea The domain Of knowledge in laat
impof,an, trancb Of scientific tessarcl.
md mechanics have increased the facilitiesl
for production, and the neans Of accom-
piishing an amount Of labor which CIR trans
cends The ability Of uniting manasl effort
to accomplish. The iruusphs achieved in
this last branch ai discovery aud iasestion4
are enough, 10 mark the last century as that
which has most contributed 10 augment
personal comforts, enl4rge The eaj9ymenls,
and add 10 the blessings OF mau. What
will The next half century accomplish
We may look for still greater discoveries
for the intellect Of man is awake, exploring
every mine Of knowledge, and searching
for useful information 10 every departures /
of art and industry.-PaH Ledger.
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THURSDAY PACsdET

FOR BURLINGTON, mUSCarINE. ROCK rs.
LAND, DAVENPORT AND GALENA.
WYOMING, q. }. KING, master,
8 esz7,s~n Will. commence her regular
a3-S1 trips at the opening Of navigation
.<---1s1-s IA Leaving 81. Louis every Thurs.
Inv evening, al O'Clock, p. s., and touching al
~ thGrntcfmedate points, Will arrive at Galona
IN sunday morning. Leaving Galena Sunda,
evening, Davenport, Rock Island, Musca,inc
md Burlington, and arrive at ST Louis on Wed,
tesiny morning.
'fhe Wyoming has been thoroughly repaired
nd newly hued UP, and her officers hone, b,
trici attention to the comlor of pas sc ors n,
interests OF shippers, 10 merit share of the pub.
patronage. For freight or passage apply on
BOARD, or 10 BreEgwe & grrqIy,,sy
't"~3' Agents
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I.lI'E ARRIVAL.


IBg IaMARrINg AN INVOICE or MISCELLANEOUS
Eeoas, VIZ:
|rLARK'S Commentary on the Diole,
~ Whites history OF the World,
Murra IS Pictorial United States;
Scheolcraf.'s American Indians;
Libiary Of Natural History;
Cheeyer.s Prose Writers OF Americs;
De Tocqueviils's Democracy America;
Mansfield Life OF Scott;
10. Adams. Madison ard Monroe;
seward.s Life OF John @. Adams;
Lives of Silas Wright and Goa. Jackson;
Geuerais Of the last War:
Hines Oregon Expedition,
Fremen,'s Exploring ditto:
Works 81 VIM E Claiming:
ditto OF Charlotte Eazabeih; -
Woodsull's edition Of Junias
Sequel to Hiiey's Narrative;
lnd various minor works.
On hand
A fall stock OF school Books, including all IN
general use, with all other materials for scholars
anl teachers 1t small advance over wholesale
rates.
VIII receive shortly
One Hundred ANIMALS Of sarions kinds, (ln-
GLIDING Sons OF Temperance and Odd Fellows
0tiering) for 1852. with an additional supply OF
Elegant Bound " osks for The Book Table
W II. aOLMES 4 CO.
October 81, 1851.
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NEW STORE,
? AND.
CHEAP GOODS.
Orros,rx rns ErsA Mills


,JNHE subscriber has received IN aaui'loh -
i his stock OF Goods, q 10. O
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Such as Coats. Pants, Vests, SHIFTS, drawers, &c.
Also broad Cloths, Cassners, saiinests, tweedst
Jeansand hnseys, llsanels, Alpaccas, CALEDONIA,
a hysinia, WOODEN and wors.ed goods, prints ana
Merrimac Calicoos, assorted styles and hgares,
brown and hloachcd steeting and saiyting, fitts-
b,,rph cotton warn. carpet chala, batting, wad-
ding aid wieking, balialo robes, sole, kip, call
and uppar lrather, Sligo iron, sheet lron' steel
slough laws, nails andlarge east kettles" ooden
buck els. tubs. ehurns, bowls &c.
r sa,t WINDOW atass crockery and glassware,
5air andIeather ceyere,lsraveling trunks a GOOD
assortment OF ladies' and son,lemen's. gum over
Hoes. Shoes and boots u all kinds, hardware,
paints. oils and dye stuiis, dried fruit, wall Pa,
s.loag, c., C,sb. JAMES NJ. BOWLING.
Davannar. March 2)tf, 1851.
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OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG.
GISTS OF 81 LOUIS. Mo.
ST LOUIS, March Sth, 1eJG.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF The Glts, have
hesn iii, and sold for year Or two lsst
article Of Famii medicine known ss P~tAA4 p.
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KELLER; ana ge Woue
assure the public thai every instance, 50 far IS ws
know has given the best sastaetfrn TO the pnreha-
ser We caa recommend /, 10 the pubic article
a. -REAr MERIT NDylgIUE. ludee 1, " e ne.-
IL knew article Of Medicine become 50 deserstdt
popular in shur. tine, which is proved b the i1ei
81 ts exteaiivs sale aad constantly Increasing de-
e ea1a BLOW 4 CO. Bae6N. HYpES CO.;
- = ! f RS ,ls1 ' FviT-y5y 4 .sRRrs
DIPREY \ MukTQN; z. T. NEfLElL \ CO.
NOTICE TO DEALERS II PAIN KILLER.
TIE name Pain killer belongs exclusively 10 the
Prppyietpr e this Medicine Thai right has been re-
Gently Sustained BY court OF Las, and any person
found seiHs an article BY that name and moi OF me
manufacture OF Perry Davis San WILDE prosecuted
EETAkEt!
0fan erice parqorsngto DC the genuine Perry Dayis
Pain Killer rs sszsl manufactured ii the cit!
OF St Louis, ara sold throughout the West the past
YEAR las base counterfeit ana Tbs accom- Paa! Ing
Pamphlets; tiIlainous Forgery. IS easily tested b
king with wakery the counterfeit SIMPLY lmparts
its color ths water while the Genuine article
gives the waters white or milky appearance. Be.
xars vi another rornttrEeit article OF Pain Killer
bout be issued isoa St Louis un4er the auspices OF
oRe paianzer Jones. this nameis hetltous- We knos
the names, perseaz and reputation Of each and ali this
thas countarfe the Pain Killer 81 Louis last
year. They also engaged in counterfetins val
nahe article oil Family Medicine cailti Smiths lonfe
Syrup. They notorious Tor this kind Of Plra.ica
operations. We shall publish the names Of the.s
Cerntcrfeitsrs as soon We learn that they have
made sales OF this counterfeit Perry DAVIS Pair
Killer. Beware Of HawAerii bug of regular Agents
Of Dsugglss and Dealers that you know 10 &c hoe
est men.
Principal Office for the Sale the GENUINE PER
| RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, in the Southern and Yves
tern States, No. College Building, Cincinnati, Ohio
J. y. HARRIS & CO.. Proprietors.
Henry Biaksley OF st Louis, Mo-, Geal. Agent fo
Me-, III. and Iowa.
Eldridge & Son, Wholesale & Retail agents, Dav
export; f. 4. Gay, Burlington, lowa;J, @. Mar
tin, Galena; VIM. T. Norris, Rock Island; S. Fl
Nesmeth, Perry, Pike county, H., and BY Drug
gis.s and dealers generally in the United States
March 10th, 1852 % ly