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u G.. FARRELL's CELEBRATE


sess tie most wonde fully healing, penetrating and
stimulating properties and by its prom pine in Ell
fecting cures, which previously had resisted az
other medicines, adnnste ed y the most scientific
ply siciaus, has placed IL far beyond any similar re
niedy ever introduced TO the people of the United
States. 1t stimulates the absorbents to Incl esseS
action, and thus enables nature to throw on disease
1t penetrateS to Tie bones, adding strength end ae
tVly to me muscies-lt Is powerfully anodyne and
thereby alays nervous Irritation, producing A de-
iightiuIy pleasing sensation through the whos.
frame. Owing 20 its remarkable auiceptic proper
ties, ii pures and a!izes that poisonous cor
rosiye principle whit renders old ulcerors sores
so difficult TO heal: II hereoreis peculiarly adsli5
to their speedy cure. This Lnment from it's pe-
netrating and strengthening qualities, has bees
found 10 De specific tor faTaly els or Palsy, White
dwellings and diseased joints, and in fact al coss
paints Involving the Muscular system Ii has cured
cases of rheumatism Of twenty to thirty years
standing, and affections OF the spine wherein Tn.
entire spinal column was 81 crookt ana distorted
that the patient coud not walk stand wishou
art!tCIsl support. Numerous cases Of Palsy ba vr
been cured when tae tiesh had witnered Leaving
nothing hut the dried akin sld bone, and the Iin b.
totally without use or feeling. For children with
Group Is OF ines.imaoe value, rubbed and batieS
over tne throat and chest. II applied freely On tho
chest, it never fails TO give relief in the ssFene
coughs attending Consumption, Asthma and Ceds.
Il hesls wounds speedlly-wiil cure ScalcheaA.
Mango etc. Planters and Farmers will ind It
most valuable medicine to be applied to Horses sn3
Sweeney. Dry Shoulder. Wounds, Burns, Spliuf,
Ciates or Gals, Hardened kaUts on the dssd, eLe-
Look Dat Tor Counterfeits.
The public are cautioned against ano,her couE-
tHrfs it, which has lately maze its appearance, cali
Ell w. b. FarreIfs Arabian Lnirnent, the most dxR~
gcrouE OF ell the coUatertets, because his aaYins
ne name q Farrell many will buy it in good tsita,
without the knowisd e that counterfeit exists. snS
tn wi. perhaps only discover their erssr wher
the spurious mixture las wrought its evil sTecsA.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by IL
g ga. ell sole inventor and proprietor, aud ak0ls-
saa Druggist, No H. sin street, Peoria, Illinois. to-
whom al applications for Agencies mGsr ~ ed
dressed. Re sure ycI set Il IN he l"tTecs h L.
D fore Farrels. lEIu5-h. q FARRELL c-and HE
ssaaiure on tue wrapper a.. others are Inter
let's.
lor sale in Richmond % PURCELL, LADD T.
CO. Main street, and ~ regularly anfR Jszze&
Agents throughout tie tniIed : :Ates.
Prlee Is and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
Agents wanted il every town, village and a41aise
In the Uuited States, IL which one Is not a.fesSy
established. Address q. Farrell as above NO
co.npanied with good reference as t. character. 70
sp0nsbility. &c. S-dlni6t&W
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PARTICULAR ATTKNTI0N
BY George j. sumner.
VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE At An,

VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE AT AUs>
TON OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCH
rs, JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTlCLES.-O,
WEDNESDAY, 10th November, commencing q
~ oclock, at the Store No. l06 Main street IN
stairs, will be sold very exit nsive assorlm amt y
Fine Gold English Patent Levers, from the sse
90 do do Detached do, &c, de- do do
10 snVer 90 do do do do d
ANA large assortment of the newest stvles ~
JEWELRY, consisting Of
Ladies and Gentemen's Breast Pins, Finger Riusx
Ear Rings, Guard, Breast and Fob Chains.
large assortment of Perfamery and Fancy Ar
ticles, OF every description, consisting of inanv
ornamental and useful goods never before sees
In Richmond ell of which the public is invited
TO inspect the day previous to sale.
TERMS made known the day OF sale.
GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auctionees.
IL The sale will be continued from dag 10
day, until the whole consignment is disposed of.
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Il Ii Z 4 FIRE .
THE SOUTHERN CIRCUS

All 0OOIa6HN C1HC US.
ROBINSON & ELDRED, PROpRIkTORS.
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICH MON ID
w THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
18th, 18th and 10th Of November.
ADMIssIoN-50 cents, children and servants half
price.
The Projectors of the Southern. Circus have
much pleasure and confidence in presenting their
Company it now stands to the Richmond public.
Since they visited this city in the Spring, they have
expended over fifteen thousand dollars in making
thu the most perfect establishment of the kind in
the world
The arenas OF all Europe have been drained Of
their equestrian ability. The burning deserts OF
Arabia secured fo intelligent and beautiful horses
The Theatres OF this country and England have fur
aished dramatic talent and the Rocks Of the North
ern Hebrldes climbed to procure diminu.iye Gnd
curious performing Ponies.
The South ern Circus
disc,aims connection with any other. As it now
stanSs, it is composed of one hundred Horses and
Ponies, and seventy-tiye Performers and Attaches.
Among the latter all the Stars the profession
During their stay in Richmond a constant success.
sion OF Novelties will be produced
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON
continues to lead the Male Eouestrian exercises.
MADAME ROBINSON
will appearin Ler superb acts upon the newly pur.
chased and highly trannd Arabian Horse Jupiter.
MASTER JOHN
viii introduce act OF horsemanship never before
attempted by any performer.
,~9@ Remember Remember! Remember We
do not come on Friday, the l2!h but We do come on
Thursday, the 18th.
THOMAS USHER L'DMARsH, Agent.
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Orange County, N. c., the residence Of the
Hon WIN. A. Graham, gives q wing gain OF
i)2
On Sunday last the roof Of the NJ. E. Church
at Romney, Va, was destroyed by fire.
DR.. Rudolph Wender, German physician,
attempted TO COMM, suicide. at Cincinnati, on
Monday, by cutting his throat.
Five slaves belonging 10 Cen J. Jackson,
left Parkersburg, Va, for parts unknown, on
Ihe nigh; OF the Both uIt.
Judge James f. Brown fell dead at Carroll
Court House, Va, few days ago.
Billy Bow legs is sick, with swamp fever in
a!s hut, il the evefgI ladies' of Florida.
George Roby has been committed to jail al
Parkersburg, Va, charged with the murder Of
Daniel Marsh in Ohio.
b. c. Goddard, chief clerk of the Depart
ment of the Interior, died on Wednesday,, in
Washington.
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By James NJ. Taylor.
EOUR VERY DESIRABLE RESlDkN.

4 CES AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on Tuesday
November 23d, a! 81 O'Clock P NJ upon the prerni-
ses, those four very desirable brick houses and lots
situated at the corner Of 18Th and Broad sts These
houses al finished in the most approved style, an1
are in excellent order, containing about Il -0oms
each with brick kitchens aud the other Usual OUT
houses. The lots fl ont about q ieet, ana run
back about 1872 feet 10 20 foot paved alley and al
of these houses are at present occupied ~ excef
lent tenants Of fair rents.
This property being pleasantly located within
few minutes walk OF the heaviest business poraon
of the city, market, deck, &c, presents unusual al
yantages TO those wishing residences retired, yet
convenient to those points.
Terms-One-,bird cash, the balance at six and
twelve months with interest and satisfactorily Sc
cured.
zoo JANES NJ IAfLOR, Aact.
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TENNESSEE ELECTIoN.-A dispatch from
Nashville states that full returns, official and
reported, with the exception OF Fentress coun-
y, from the entire State, have been received,
and that the majority for the Scott and Ora
am electoral ticket is between 1900 and 1900
lenttcss county in 1913 gave Gen. Cass 3l9
minority.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURR & CO.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE q CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On TUES.
~ DAY, 10Th instant, c,mmencingsat 10 O'Clock
We Will sell a. our auction store a general assort.
menf OF Groceries, consisting in part Of
W nnds sugar, part prime quality
10 bags Laguyra and Rio Coffee
80 b6ls New Orleans Moasses and Syruu
AZ pos Rye Whiskey, part old and very supe-
Gunpowder and Pouchons Tea
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
TERMs-Under 3 loo cash. over sIao month.
efeolt Ter approved gotiable paper
II Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co, Auctioneers
NOT1CE.-Fhere are nov ia the Richmond
= ana DanvlDe Railroad Depot at Richmond
lhe following articles, which have not been called
ioI' ana wnlch have been on hand some time:
l bag Guano, no mark
9 d" Bran,
l Meal,
l bag Coffee, marked Wilson
box Sundrles, marked Charles Seldom, Powhe.
tan Depot
barrel Flour, marked R Archer
Family Flour, no mark
l bale Of Carpetng, marked Morton, Bouldipg
Gains
/ bale If Ladies Wearing Apparel, marked w
Johnson, Petersburg
l bar Of Iron, 10xl, no mark
do DO l4x! do
do do XXI do
2 do co 3xi do
do do 12x4 do
do DO XXI do
do do 3!x! do
do do 7szi do
The owners will please come forward, pay
JOHN A FOSTER,
General Ticket Agent z. and D. Railroad.
no 12- dIww2t
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DEATH CT Hon. DAVID HESsHAw.-A
5spatch dated Boston, Nov. IL, says:
Hon, David Henshaw, who for while held
he post of Secretary of the Navy, under Pre-
,.tent Il leT's administration, died this morn
ag, after q brief illness, at his residence, al
Leicester. He lately returned from q trip &c
Europe, in improved health, but taking a yio
.ent cold by exposing himself too much to
The weather, on his farm, he was seized with
sudden illness, together with a renewed attack
Of govt, which to-day proved fatal. He was Il
man OF high atainments, aud universally re
spected.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS, HALL,
u X A ND M U ICAL FRsTuv
For One NiRht OpIvt

MONDAY EVENING, NOVrmRRp IL
MASTER NICHOLAS GOOnaIT
lHE YOUTHFUL PAGANINI
PRONOUNCED by the American Press and IN.
MUSICAL profession the most wonderf Violin.
Is. OF the age will give Grand Vocal and In.
81 sirume ntai Concert at the above Hail. on MON
DAY EVENING, Nov is oA 'io'
MIS- GOODALL, Popular Contralto Singer
Mr.. 6OODALL. Violincest and Conductor
ProgFnmme-Patt
l. dearest, iii think of Ihee-Mrs Goodall
Grand Fantasia Violin-Mayc eder Oh. 90 sc
performed by Ernst--Master Goodan
8. Una voce poca fa'-Mrs Go0dall
4 Irish Bal.ad-The Bride of Kiidare-Mr Good.
all
5. Fantssa-Viol'n-De Beriot 7-Master Good
all
/. Grand Concert ami Duett-Violin and Violin
cello-Mr GUodall and his little son
2. Moore's Irish Baliad-The last Rose of Sum-
mer-Mrs Goodall
3. Wanted Governess'-Mr Goodall
4. Paganinis celebrated Carnival of Venice
Master Goodsll
S. Sandy and Jerry-Mrs Goodall
Aria-Militare and Rondo, of immense diff
cult, performed entirely one striUg-siaster
GoodaN
Admission so cents-Ch;ldren and Schools half
price
Doors open at Ito commence at ~
Tickets to be procured at the principal Music
Stores, American ana Exchange Hotels, and at the
door. l3--2tr
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GALE All ROSE COTTAGE.-By virtue
- OF deed of trust from Thomas Steers dated
10Th day Of September, 1852 and Of deed oitrust
from Thomas Sierra and Mary Ellen his wifi, Ga.
ted the 9th day OF Octoter 1852 both Of which have
been duly admitted to record in Hanover county
c3uIt office, the undersigned trustee, appointed by
said deeds, will proceed 10 sell, on Thursday the
18th day Of Nov rnber 1852, If fair ii not the next
tair day. beginning at IL O'clock al ROSE COT.
TAGt, IN Hanover, about miles from Richmond,
and not from Central railroad, all the property
in the sail deeds conveyed, consisting OF the farm
known as Rose Cottage, utject 10 Hen there.
on fos $1,000 and interes and to sale FOR the ell
torcemcnt Of sad lien: also good buggy ard har-
ness, threshing machine, nearly new, farming i'm
PIGMENTS, ploughs hoes. rakes, spades, &C, III,
OF cattle, cut hay, and straw growing cora, sc; al
So for the balance of the present year. four slaves,
Joe, Maria, Sophy aud Rose, and at he sane time
snd place will be sold the household and kitchen
furniture at Rose Cottage
Terms--As to the real estate, made known at the
time of sale. As 10 the personal properly cash for
sums Of 20 dollars and under; for sums over 20
dollars four months credi. for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. .,
no ibid RI HOWISON,
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By Wellington Z Oddin.
ARGE SALE or BUILDING LOTs.

II \
LAT ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
win be sold. on Wednesday, the l7th day OF No
yember, 1852 upon the premises if fair, If not the
next fair dag, commencing at bali past two o'eloek
P NJ, from 100 TO $50 beautifully lScaed ,o's IRON.
i,g on the eastern side Of the Williamsburg read
or The south line of continuation Of schoLson al,
and either side OF several cross streets. Each lo.
has front of thirty feet, and az average depth CT
one hund red ana ten ieet to an aiieJ ihe:e 70 IS
beinr admirably located. are valuable MT only for
bniding purposes, but many of them abound I'm
brick clay of most excellent quality
These lots are within three squares Of Inc "Onni-
sus stand, SO that persons can at all Tunes ma an
eesv- cheap and comfortable mode of travel to or
from any part of the city. The sale viii be made
without the least limit reserve, 50 that capitalists
gad others can attend with the ssursnce that eve
~ lat offered will positively be sold
Terms, one-lhird cash, oa.anca at four and eight
months for reg otiabe notes. interest added, secur
ed rs trus, deed, or title retained.
NO ibid w GOnDlN. Auct.
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TEXAS ELECTIoN.-A few returns of the
Presidential election in Texas have been re-
ccjYed. They show heavy MINORITY FOX Pierce
an1 King, while the Texas papers estimate the
Eajor.ty in the State at only about 500.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-We

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-We
will sell sixty acres of very superior LAND-45
acres cleared, balance heavily timbered- situated
on hlechancksville Turnpike, about four miles from
the city.
There are no buildings on this land, but it has on
1t first rate apple orchard and peach orchard and
is well wateied
This little tract which is in high state of in.
provement, may be increased to l074 acres if de
sirable. 1t is in healthy and agreeable neighbor.
hood, ana that some estimate may be made of its
present value, we will state, that this same land was
once sold for $50 per acre, but will now sell it
for less, and will make the terms an inducement to
purchasers Title perfect.
TOLER & COOK,
no II General Agents
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By Alexander Mott & Co,

OUR EVENING SALES will be contiu.e,d
~ until the season closes, commencing at ssveH
o'clock at which time we will sell from the sbay res
in lots to suit purchasers good selection Of secs
and cut dry goods hardware cutlery, guns, pistols.
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time pecss
of every description Also general assortnian. az
1Sncy goods ALIEN MOTT L. CO
no l Auctnnaays
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NORTH CAROLINA Observation-Disclosures from
the entire State, with the exception of 4 coun.
Les, show that the democratic majority in N
Carolina will be about coo.
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BY JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Salesman.
AND, HOU sEHOLD FURNITURE,
IL CROPS, HOGS, COWS, &C. AT AUCTION.
win be soid on Friday, the 18th inst, at II
o'clock if fair ii not, the next fair day, my tract Of
land situated 10 the county OF Chesterfield, miles
from the city of Richmond, containing $50 acres.
and within 800 yards oil the Richmond and Danyile
Railroad The improvements are comfortable, and
the land in a good state Of cultivation Also. the
crop Of Corn, Oats, Hay. Fodder. Household Farai
ture number Of young Hogs, Mich Cow, &c.
DE. Terms 1t sale. ]. 8 DUvAIL.
Sale TO be cond icted BY ina r d Payne. Auet.
no
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DELAWARE ELECTION.-Full returns of the
ate election in Delaware show that George
Ii. Fiddle, democrat, has been elected 10
Congress by III majority.
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aIORTIMORE,s KHEUMATIC COZ

lvl POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery Is bringing health aud happiness u
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. Mors than ono
form Of this dreadful dis=asel have been pers-
nenty during the past year by the Of few bottles
OF this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties CT high standing. many a
whom have been cEppes for years from the edsctx a
this hitherto incuraoie disease but who nav sffsza
that they sound aud we'll made 50 by this great
medy, which is vegetable spirt-aa inteIasi reLzsey
prepared for this disease alone and this it VIII
cure In every case, either inianHatOry (aeute1 "
chronic form. Testimony of the doubted cha
acter will be cheeTruly submitted to the inspection II
all who may feel sufficiently interested TO call thn
propretors at their Central Office, No. !. Barclay g.
Astor House, New York. One bottle s. three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD co,
Sole Agents for Richmond
4 ..T.
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LouIsiANA ELECTION. - Returns from 81
parishes shaw majority fol- Pierce and King
II 63g.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James m TayIor.
.BuaiTEDDIhIN PING OTs ON UNION hill

BY James M Taylor,
BUILDING Lots ON UNION taruI
nsvnnr AOCTlON.-Win be sold on WEDNES
-. tne 18th inst at n O'Clock in the sf,er
al =, Upon tne premises, two building lots situat
stree I eastern intersection of 26,h and
tends In the rear 1872 feet. These io,s ae snI eA
Gated for building purposes 'o'' are wen To-
TERMS One third cash, balance a, e,,
nonIns WIN interest, and the tile retained mil
nol3 JAMES M Tavron
By James NJ. Taylor.
I OF OF LAND on UNION HILL Ar.uc
~ ~ u0n Wihout Reserve VIII be sold an
WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 18th inst at 5 ocloct -
Inc afternoon, upon the premises, at the risk and
costs OF the purchasers the -eof at recent sale
lot OF land situated on Union Hil near the resi-
dence OF DR. Strecker, fronting % feet the south
sias OF snort street, and running back 1872 feet.
Ife sale will be made without limit or reserve
IssMs-One-third cash, balance at and II
months with interest and the title to be retained an
nols JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
ARkET. DEN OR SMALL
W FARM ADJOINING RICHMOND. FOR
RENT AT AUCTiON-On Friday next. the
18TH inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon unnn The
premises. will be offered for rent from that dav
untii the lst day of January 1854 that small Farm
known as Mansfield" situated north of and over
looking the city, and within few steps of the cor
porstlon line The Farm contains about 80 acres
VI soa iano, winch Is well adapted for the cultiva
ton OF vegetables, &c. The improvements consis,
OF dwelling house and the usual out houses, and
the premises are under coed enclosure
On account of its great conve nience to the CITY.
this property is worthy the attention of those wish
ing market gardens &c
TERMs-A bond will be required with anproyed
security for the payment of the rent quarterly.
no IL JAMES M. TAYLOR Auctr
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ARREST or A MAIL RoBBER.-John w.
Cor gys, employed as a conductor of the
express train on the Baltimore and PhladeI-
phii railroad was arrested on Thursday for
roJbing the mail. fie acknowledged his
c:ime, and confessed TO having destroyed many
drafts that he knew could not be converted in
10 money. The prisoner is connected with q
most respectable family. A dispatch from
Philadelphia says:
Comegys had obtained the cash upon drafts
reunited by various New York banks to South.
IN correspondents, but payable in N. York,
~ opening gu account in bank here, and
lepoaiting the drafts with forged endorse
gents When arrested III had 1910 depos-
Ted IN the Bank of North America, all OF
which IS supposed to be the fruits of these
stOIln drafts.
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a. TURNER & co.'s
MESAGERI2 81 CIRCUS COMBINED.

MESAGERIE 81 CIRCUS COMBINED.
4 CONTAINING THE LARGEST AND
~ SOME Or TIE MOST SPLENDID AM
MAILS IN The WORLD, many 81 which Were
trained and exhibited by the celebrated Van Am
burg through the principal cities of Europe and
America.
The Equestyian Trovpe is without its superior
in the known world among which is that co!e5ra-
ted SIX horse rider, n. B. TURNER, also T. V
TURNER, WARD, LYMAN, DELACY, Masters
THOMAS, EDWiH, &c, &C. and that Clown Of
all Clowns, ]. w. MYERS, whose daring act Of
turning a somerset over sixteen men, ten horses
and the elephant. the largo't III the Uaed States,
ast0niehes every person who has this almost
Incl edible performance.
Will exhibit in Richmond FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY, November l2th and 18th, 1852. Day Per
tol finance on Saturday, at , O'clock, P. NJ
Doors open al hall past and halt past O'clock.
Performances commence at . ak 4 7, Nj.
Admission so cents; children and servants half
price. LIFT
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80 Keep IL Before the People, that
BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS
ne sure cure for dyspepsia, in all it's various stages
witness the large number of voluntary certificates
10" IA the hands OF the proprietor, and the great de-
land for It wherever it has been introduced No med
Ae ever introduced to the public has gained the
0pu anty possessed by these Btters with little aid
rom the pubic press They preventive of Ague
d Fever, cOrTector Of dsordered stomachs and the
tome to he had at any price. Let the sufferer try
PHce only 50cens per bottle To be had at the drug
stores Of
Purcell Ladd & Co. A Bodcker, Adie & GRAY. Ben
II Beers, Gayu0r Wood, and f. J PicOt Main
erect II Blair. VIM Ladd and SeaLrook Reeve
broad street, Richmond, Va. GEO
f7S- For Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia,
&c The liver beng the largest gland in the human
sDaf, II Is more frequently deranged than any other
eH oiIo" dyspepsia constipation cold feet and loss
u appettethe skin becomes yellow, the spirits droop
ald tefe Is great aversion 10 society Regulate the
FtT, and you correct all these evils. The surest pre-
paFauons 70 take are DIR ROSES celebrated Railroad
" AALi-blious Pills. They carry of the bile and soon
S'te appetite aud strength
iils dyspepsia compound should be taken where
itfr'n tas been troubled with dyspepsia long time.
rae ~ Cents; but Tor colds, bilious habits jaundice
@cs ta~e )r Roses Ambitious Railroad Pills as
- go shsad o. all other pills III their good effects
For sale by Purcell, Ladd Co, Bennett Beers, o
S,iecheI, Geynor < Wood, A Bodeksr, Adie < Gray,
Ladd. oc so
DIR. eose' Pain Curer-The Wonder
Cf ne AGE!-All pain cured like magic! This
cei PREPARATION gives immediate relief TO all bodily
a. IL Is used internally aud externally. Acute
ear and ache, swollen face, pains in
b-cT o. Anbs, sudden colds, ague pains in the womb,
e;eta m"fbQs scaids, burns, chllblsines, sprains,
n Iiss pinpies and chronic eFuptions and psins in
& stomach all yield IN q few minutes TO this chemi-
co.boand In bottles at IL I-2, % and 50 cents.
For sale by Bennett Beers Ade 4 Grey, Purcell
~ hsi, osfrn0s Wood, Blair, NJ Zselinsson and
" ASso' &C "