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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
Amnsemeuts.

CT. GEORGES SOCIETY-The Annual
~ Concert in aid OF the charitable funds Of the st.
6ECRGE'S and BRITISH PROTECTIVE EMIGRANT
tan Hall. on TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. -, when the
following eminent wil render their services Vocal
oUFS Mr. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM Mr.. GUTDI Mr..
LEACH In,trumental-M'le CAMILLE URSO violin :
Mr. Alfred IouLMHN harp Iyc fri appearance in
Mr. BAB1Ok, bass concerna he two latter viii perform
grand Duet for the first time IN this country Walaces
Empire Brass Band and grand Orchestra Conductor Mr..
BOtHSA Tickets 81 be obtained the principal Ho-
tee and Musc stors and OF the gentlemen composing the
Committee. <......
FIRST PART
l. National American Overture. Orchestra
q Trio, Blow Gentle Gales Bishop
Mad. Anna Bishop Miss Rosa Jacques and Mr.. Leach
g. Song, The Death of Nelson .Braham
Mr.. Augustus Braham.
l. Grand Duet for treble and bass cnncertinas,
tMesrs. A. sedgwick and Mr.. Barton) com
s. Ballad, Home. Sweet Home Mad Anna BishopJ
G. MadTieal, Down in Flowery Vale.
T. Solo Violin, Fantasia on airs in Somnambula, Mile
9. Ye sons of Isrsel Lament, from the ortorio of
Ssmton, lin commemoration of the death of the
DuAe VI Madame Anna Bishop.
To be followed by
O. The Dead March in Saul, by the United Banda
SECOND PART.
l. Britsh National Anthem God Save the Queen,
.olo parts by Mad Anna Bishop, Mesrs' Bra
ham and Leach.
Q. Song by Miss Rcsa Jacques
g. Instrumental performances by Wallsces Brass
A. Ballad the Maid Of Honor, by Mr.. Gudi: ..... 'Bafe
5. Scotch Ballad, Comm Tho the Rye by Madame
6. 500 On the Ham. by Mr. Alfred Toulmin, from
London (his first appearance in Amerca.)
T. Song, Never Despair the last composition OF the
Mr. Augustus Braham.
g. Duet As il Fell Upon Day
Mad Anna Bishop and Miss Rosa jacques. -
o. Coronation March from La Prophetic .Msysroeer
Conductor. .........................Mr Mr.. BOChsA.
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THEATER Broadway.-J.
NlBLOs GARDEN-JoHs SEXTON, Man

IN sger-THIS EVENING, Nov. p, will be given,
THE LOVE CHASE. .
Constance. Miss Fitzpatrick Widow Green. Mrs Meader
NilGTakc. MIR. Browne TTueworth. w heatlelgh
Pas de Deux, Mons Comet and Mile. Buisn La LNga
Mia Mons Wietlofl and Mile. Francis. , =,
To conclude with UNE FBTE ACONSrANTlNOfLn IL.
Tickets 70 cents Private Boxes S. Doonopen at T. 10
commence at "a.
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van ,or denf. or rrnuhlea with Neises In

" yaaae Of Glen vcrnes.--A meeting Win BE-
eS<I Nc knrpose Of receiving Propositions and Sub
tNTvs9Ne ~ BoweTy, near 6fsnd-rt, on TUES
SsizNikG This Opportunity Il well worthy tie
sasss ~ who would make tho best possible isvest-
"s@s1 capital X. a. BAILEY, President
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DARNIM,s AMERICAN MusEUM.-Th.

y
DSFA TIGRFSS. ALIVE-largest in the world-soes
Though its performances IN the water every day o Il 10
sand IN no ii hat can be seen at al hours This
Ing az 70 O'Clock for MIR HADAWAl Benefit, the new
humorous moral Drems ofTHE LAST NAIL TINS afternoon
a, s O'Clock DOMESTIC ECONOMY. loo MlLLiNERs.
Admtance 10 the whole Museum, Halls Of statary, the
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon Living AniIr~s tbs En-
tertanepts kc Is cents Seats the Parquet No extra
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TOR SALE-The Lease and Machinery Of

that large double our-story Building, Nos. 81 and 2j
West Z7thst suitable for MsnG featuring paPoses. Tho
Machissry OF 2Shose Engne with Skating
all complete ming orier. To cash customer, VIII
be sold cheap Apply tie premises or AZ No 10 Beck
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NIRC L s. -NEW-IORk AMPdlItEA-
~ TER No ST BoweTy. THIS EVENING and durns
the week ,., d, ,,o,-tY NJ, W.T. 7 II,
and the great Mancse Horse TAMMANl:
Mr. NORTH in addition 10 his grand Model ACT o. herse-
nanship will appear with Madame sHhk"ooD IN AL
elegant EQUESTRIAN Ballet on two horses
Miss EMMA NATHANS in a 81 gle Horse ACT
Mr. j. j. NATIIANS aud his pupil PhILO IN t.eaI ,i sn
perb Two Horse Performances, besides aNe''eS " '
fests in the circle.
Boxes Is cents; Pit, lsi cents -
Doors open q PM Performances 20 so,p,rs0 -
AFTERNOON performance on WEDNESDAt'
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s9 Dr. RedGeld, the Physioguomist, can be
eso q No N Chambers st. by those who wish to &C
ea know ledge OF his discoveries 10 test their UTILITY
free Hall be procured, tree Lectures viii be
sven to TIE pabhc
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WANTED-A Domestic in a small private
w family at Youkers hours ride from this city she
will be required do general housewors, plain cooNnz,
with washing and ronng need apply no cannot do
the things really and Efficient Gd who knows
her business Will ind easy situation and liberal wages
An English girl, German who spea<s English, would be
preferred. Cal Immediately at No 1871 We-erst, and ask
for Mr.. DOUGLASS.
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R,Lecture hy Thomar Frnncis Meagher.
" American Institatc-Farmers' CIHb.aA

~ Netice.-A regular meeting OF the n READING
Stub VIII he held THIS monday EVENING, at the Hall
o. The Phomafhean Society, University, Washington
suaIe Young interested in establishing literary as
snon and especially graduates OF colleges now residing
~ aac near the city, invited 10 attend.
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I s REDFIELD has in press, and will
~ shortly publish,
MACAULAI, in two vols, limo.
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DOARD-At No 90 Fulton-st. Good Board
ID and Rooms for the winter. Also, transient and day
bOardeTs.
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WANTED-Ten men of good address TO sell
w several articles wanted in every family AGENTS
make IS per day. Also with SjcC 20 take in.
in depot in Philadelphia elso one in Boston may ask.
al 5ol<r snnbm Ten men paid wases- Cal OF sddrss
No. 81 5owerJ, from until o'clock ft4s4l
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DOARDING-Plea rooms, with board,
ID can BE- h4d 1t No. IFS East Broadway References az
changed
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~ The N. Y. City Temperance Alliance WIN
vtsnd q, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9th inst, at Z!
oocs Tor the choice of officers for the ensuing year
i've Delegates from each Ward Alliance, with proper ere
ntas Wi be expected TO be present without further no
e<A JOEL BIACKNER, Rec. Sec'y.
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

-, rITIeoeNIA, 0kEGON And TIE sAND"ICFI IoLAN5
s,,bi,shed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer
=, !srss Price 81 cents per copy
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VyTANTED-By strong, healthy young
w Woman situation as Cook, WasleF and lroner N
r,srectahle family either city short distance N the
country Has the best OF city reference. Can Be seen TON
mn O'Clock at No l0l Thompson-st. Can be seen os
two DAYS
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~ Lectures. The TnbernncIe Courses-
lev Dr SF Ans of Boston, Secretary OF the Mlssachu-
k Board OF Education, will Lecture AZ Broadway Taber-
nee, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov "a Subject
Imagination: Its Culture and Use" Tickets One Shil-
ka no he had NJ the bookstores and at the door The
Lure Will be one of very general interest and the sub
tc sblv and practcally treated.
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WANTED-A situation in a private family,
w by respectable young Girl. who has learned the
and wishes comfortable home, as Nurse and
Sesnstress Wages object She well experienced IN
akrg care OF children. Can be seen any day TINS week a!
No l9l Wes; lJthst.
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Ghanres for Busincss Glen.

D. A NEW INTENTIONAL active young
"A Man with 800 or 500 capital TO Join tie advertiser
in ukciuIng article ia general ply thls day
lyu.
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COIREES MYSTERIEUSE ct FANIAs-
- ToyE-Mr. ROBERT HELLER, Associate o. ' l
ROYAL Academy London respectfully announces ths hs
wifi sborty sppear before an American sutsnce IA sess
of novel sn1 scientific entertainments
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As CH.MBERulID. and to take care OF child
~ rem by a respectable Woman in private family Has
coed reference Apply at No 445 4h-st., near 2d-av
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A PARTNER WANTED-By an active bust


salable and transferable aud procure negotiations
aud gements with the best institutions, families teach
ers and matrons churches organs and yocaist until ths
full amount is received with interest az the rate lone
per cent the required compensation orone year zinc u
boeId All cash orders for educa merchandise WHY
be negoaied tie check and the ueg0taefor
town, county State WIN not every school, family aud
fescher aud every friend Of education purchase check for
s. SIC more The acquaintance thus red worth
times the amount Agents supplied at half price. Per-
sonal application successful. Established 1871.
f. II. WILCOX, Founder and Proprietor
No 29S Broadway above the Park.
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- acquainted with the Boot and Shoe business has nu
and experience Address B. and D. Box Iva ro''
Office.
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Wants.

A S Cook, Washer and lroner, on as gene,
~ raj bousemad in a small private family. Has good
CITY references Apply No n Sthst Gth-ay Can be
seen for two days.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10
& eBmYHz RCgAI RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb 9.

hlCuMOND MARKETS, Feb 9.
IOBACCO.-The market on Friday last was more
animated; indeed an advance on all descriptions wac
very EVIDENT particularly cid that least from so to
70 cents on common Qualities. But little suited for
s'emming purposes yet received. Middinp euae,
have been sold from IS so to sc so.
SALES OF TOBACCO BY DEANE & BROWN.
10 hhds old, not fine, IS 25as
2 hhds old lugs,s3.
46 khdS, in promi GUS lots OF new Jugs, Sc sg;tos
S5-the latter price for manufacturing purposes
MIR W III Southall, of Albemarle-l hhds Jugs S3,
10 to Sd 80.
Mr. Macon, of Abs marle-S hhds lugs. So IS
TO IS 10.
MIR Ford, of CumberIand-5 hhds. 90 40 to 90
90.
MIR w B Stanard, Of Goochiand--2 hhds Jugs, 90
so to 81 50.
FLOUR-Large sales have been made at Al Isa
to s4 so, from store; and 81 IS on the landing.
WHEAT-'This article has also improved. We
quote % cents to 81 Tor best descriptions
PLASTER.-No lump in the market for sale.
DEANE d BROWN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10
JAMES RIvER ANp KANAwHA COMPANY

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIlA COMPANY.
An adjourned meeting OF the stockholders of the
James River and kanawha Company was held in the
Hall of the House OF Delegates on Friday evening,
Gen. John II. Cseke acting Chairman.
John Y Mason, Esq, President OF the Company,
presented report from the Board of Directors, in
pursuance OF resolution passed the 2Slh NDven-
Der, referring the whole subject of reduction OF
tolls to them, with Instructions reform the tariff of
tolls so as to raise the largest amount OF and
the greatest amount oil tonnage.
The amount OF reduction effected by the proposed
modification on the same tonnage which produced
$3.50 339 for the year 1850, will be abou, $50 000
l3 per cent The board consider that this loss would
be compensated by increase ofthe freight transport
ted the canal, by retaining freight which might
leave the canal at the present rates OF tnls.'
The question being upon the adoption of the report
Mr.. d. z, Gooch, of Richmond, moved to strike il
out with view OF inserting the report and proposed
tariff of tolls submitted by the committee of slockhol-
ders at the last annual meeting, end which was them
with other reports, referred before stated to the
Directory. The motion negatiued-yeas 1874,
noes 3l79 CThe comparative reduction of revenue
under the committees report, would be about IA per
cent?
The report of the Board of Directors was then adop-
ted.
Wea annex statement of the present rate of tolls
on severa! prominent articles, compared with the
rate proposed by the Boald of Directors, and adopt
ed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA..
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, Feb g.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Howell, of The Baptist
A communicate on was received from the Governor
enclosing petition from the citizens Of Randolph
Braxton and Nicholas, ior the establishment OF a
road.
of the Comm onweath, relative to furnishing the mem.
bers OF the Legislature with Conventional Documents
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were passed:
A bill to authorize the New Creek COMPANY to re-
duce the par value OF their capital steck
A bill TO authorize the Union Potomac Company TO
reduce the par value of their capital stock,
A bill TO authoritative inspection Of Tobacco in the
town OF Portsmouth.
Bills authorizing the inspections of Tobacco on the
lands of r. B. Thompson, in Putnam county, and in
the city of oriolk;
A bill to amend the charter of the Thornton Gap
Turnpike Company;
A bill Incorporating the town of Elizabeth 10 the
county OF Win, and bill to Incorporate The town o.
Harrisyille in the couoty OF Richie
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
The following Resolutions were offered:
by Mr.. SrEFENs-Ihat The committee oil Courts o
Justice enquire nto the expectancy of DIVIDING for the
Publication OF a synopsis OF all general laws, and a
statement OF the receipts and expenditures OF the State
a the public newspapers
BY Mr. IMseDEE-1hat the committee OF Courts OF
justice enquire into the expediency of providing by
law, that the Sherts shall keep office at the court
houses OF their respective Counties and keep therein Off
eia records OF the public business transacted by them.
by Mr. WILEY-Ihat the committee on Banks en-
qare INTO the expectancy of so amending the act es-
laoiIshiDg banks at Wheeling, Kanawha and Fncas-
tie.
BY Mr. SoorT-That the Committee on Roads, &c.
enquire INTO tt eSpedlrncy of amending repeating
The 4th section Of an act incorporating Holhdav's
Cove and New Cumberland Turnpike company, pass
ed March ~. 1871
siions, &c, enquire into 'he expediency Of amend-
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Afterth subject Of tolls disposed Of the report
of the Chief Engineer, in relation to the continuation
OF the improvement by,a water line, read. The
question being upon its adoption, Mr.. London offered
the following resolution:
Resolved, That this company approve the plan OF
constructing railroad on State account from Cliff
ton Forge or Covington across the Allegheny Noun
tain 10 convenient point the Ohio River re-
serving as far practicable the ground necessary TO
the continuation of the water line improvement of
this company, to be occupied any future tIme when
deemed eXpedent.
DIR. Early with view ascertaining the views
and probable action of the Legislature the subject,
moved postpone the further consideration of the sHb
jeot until the 18th February next.
This gave rise to extended, and in some points
spicy, debate-n which Messrs. Lyons, F. James,
Early, Mason, London and Anderson took part. The
relative advantages of water line and railroad to
the Ohio more less brought up and examn-
ed
The vote taken on DIR. Early's motion to post
pone till the 25th of February-but no quorum voted ;
three votes being wanting to make quorum. The
vote against the motion to postpone about 100 votes
more than the vote in its favor. Mr.. Cruchfeld,
of the State proxies, who voted in the negative, said
he did not design to commit himself by the
he opposed the postponement the ground of its iu
convenience and the difficulty and expense of getting
another meeting
| The meeting then adjourned until tonight at the
same place.-Enqulrer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10

liberty and about he would 50 summarily deal. They
ought be regarded rsthsr the erng children of
the State, whom the public safely renders it proper
place under restraint; but that account the more
entitled to lis pirental care Ga account of their
helpless and ifiendless condition more exact and
serupu Gus justice ought 10 be desIt out 10 them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10

ACCIDENT WITH A PIsToL.-Mr. Lewis Massolst-
ii, residing miles below Warreuton, met with
accident few days ago. by carrying p his breech.
es pocket loaded pistol. The pistol by some mean
went off, sending the ball into his left thigh, and odg
ing it, as is supposed, in his knee joint The wound
may prove very serious one especially he was before
disabled in his other leg. These things called "shoo-
ting irons" at all times dangerous companions, and
should in civil community be particularly avoided.
Piedmont Ithip.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10

The Times Office being in a Stale Of t,ans.ton .
scarcely ieei authorized to speak for its future owners
oul 'hs ,esl nee TO say that shall cordia y second
effort the society prin ers NAV m ke 10 aboiish
the practice Decorating the Sabbath have alw,v
thought, and now Think that there exists little or no ne
cessIy Tor Sunday work; and as an evi eneo of ny
sincerity N thls matter have 10 stale thai some weeks
since before the Society mooied the subject appri.
sed nose gentlemen assoc ated with me in The Times
Office that so soo1 as the Spring opened Sunday work
would be abolished IN that office if in other in the
city. Respectfully you're,
THOS. BAILIE.
To Me.srs. Bingham, Allee gre, ands Others, Comnit
tee.
REPUBLICAN OFFICE, Feb G. 1852
GENTLEMEN :-Y our circular reative to aboIishine
SUNDAY work IN the var oUs Printing offices in this
NY mas peen received and carefully read by myself.
IN reply thereto, permit to remark, that the views
'hsfeih expressed, are and ever been my own.
II my eoneurrence in the above suggestions and wish.
es OF you selves and the Craif generally will avail you
~ cur Jut moral and honorable endeavors to Keep
hoy me Sabbath" l have to inform you thai
from this date Sunday Work" is abolished in the
hFpuoieah oilice. Respectfully, yours,
e. A. GALLAHER,
n for E. A. Galaher e. Co
10 Messrs J B Bingham, VIM Allegro. Thomas
bale. + West and K ID Grantland, COMMITTEES.
Mr. CowARDIN, proprietor of the Dispatch was wait
ed upon by the committee, and presented with COW
OF NE above CIRCULAR On being requested to return
written answer for presentation TO the Socetv he Of
first declined as by doing so he apprehended thai he
might be brought before the public in an argument on
me subject, but finally promised to do SO if he could
llnd time Not having time 10 comply with cur re-
quest, he asked The Committee 10 say, in substance,
s,iat ne declined TO enter into any arrangement with
.ee society Tor the abolition of Sunday Labor in his
oilce. THE COMMITTEE.
After the reading of the Correspondence. the follow
log resolution was adopted bya vote of ayes 10. noes
10:
Resolved, That the members OF the Richmond w.
pographleaf Society will not, iaer the s!h ns work
on The Sabbath day night under any circumstances
Tor any employ er in the city.
=, A. M. BAILEY, President.
J. M. FRANcIsco, Seey.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10

The ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD.-The Ale
exandrIa Gazette says there is PREVALENT with
regard to the assignment by the State of Virginia to
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company, of the
claim OF the Stale for the $4,000 advanced by Vr.
glna to the General Government upon the cessen OF
Alexandria, which ought to be corrected. The as
Segment was made by the State, upon condition that
the money should be invested in the stock OF the Rail.
road Company and the dividends upon the stock to be
applied to The Literary fund Of tho State. Virginia is
10 this way, in addition to being large stakeholder
otherwise deeply interested in the success of the road
and the OF the application to Congress for pay
ment of the claim.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Express.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
The California and Oregon people are calling fol
more men and arms to protect them from the Indians
Mr.. Gwn OF California represents Southern California
as in imminent danger from the savages. Mr.. Lane
the delegate from Oregon, demands more military
posts The Representative from frontier Texas, Mr..
Howard wants many more men, and mueh more arms
on the upper and lower Rio Grande.
There movements making for a new
Arctic expedition and Henry Grnnell, Esq, is here
il may be, having such purpose in view. Mr. Wal
ker has asked in the Senate for appropriation. 1t
is not likely, however, that Congress will again engage
the Navy in such an Expedition. That arm OF the
government seems to be wanted for these practical
purposes.
The movement of Mr., Badger in the Senats to go
in, and give the Union the million printing census
job upon their own terms, surprises people, who
Thought that the House had efftctuay killed off that
scheme.
Gen. Cass, however, has embarked in it now, with
his whole heart. and his and Mr.. Badgers ceepera.
ton Indicate that yet something is to grow out
of it, Indeed, it is said, the bill will pass the Senate
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10

Death Of a Remarkable Man IN Noua Scotia.-At
Shipharbor, the 18th of December died Mr. Daniel
Weekes, in the Eth year Of his age Mr.. Weekes was
born on Long Island the Sd OF December 1885, aud
served in the British army in which the gallant Wolf
fell September 18th, 1853, at which time he was "a
years old He adhered to the loyal cause at tho time
OF the revolution, and received grant of land at Ship.
harbor, on which he has since been settled He brought
up family OF 81 children, whose offspring to the third
tied in many parts OF the world numbering several
hundreds In 1888 he enjoyed his second sight and up
to couple of years ago, went daily bareheaded into
the woods to cut wood and timber, occupation he
preferred above all others
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-10

THE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE ENTIRELY
vegetable and made on those principles which ono
experience has proved correct 1t is now no speon
latlon when they are resoed TO in sickness for thew
are knowno be The best ceansers of the stomach and
bowels ana in all dyspepc and bilious cases they are
a great blessing Let every family keep these pills ia
the house Ii faithfully used, when there is occasion
tor medicine, twill be very seldom that docsor will.
be required Ia all cases of cold, cough, or rheuma.
isn, the afflicted owe 1t to their bodies to use these
Pills WY ''s''
For sale by M. BRANCH
East Main ST., corner opposite Old Market