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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

hR. IAFONTAINE'S DOUBLE DIS
IL TITLED VEGETABLE E xTRA G T.-This
preparation win ehecfuaily remsve aud cure CORNSs
WARTS, MOLES. TETTER, SALT-RHEuM and
RING-WORM. In offering TO the public this extra
ordinary SALtE are aware of the many diflicsf-
ties we have to surmoant, owing TO many prepare
tons heretofore introduced pretending to effect that
which they were never able to sustain. Ali we az
of any one is 70 try in presence for three or ten
minutes and they win soon be satisfied with lie hap
py results.
This SALVE 10 quite safe. and almost n,iraeuloussy
destroys the unnatural growth OF fesh os man or
beast Il viii cure any of the above named Diseases
IN from three 20 ten msnues and being purely vegs-
ytsated aesh It is needless TO bring forward leag
list OF certificates, fair trial will sassfy the oss
incredulcus. For sale by sg1
r. r. DCyAL BROTHER,
eu a No. I99 corner above the RssEe. as
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MIR. TINsLEY's BOARDING AND

IVA DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Grace Street between 5th and 6th-The exercises of
the next Session will commence the first Monday
in October, and close the 18th of July following.
The course of study will embrace all the branches
of thorough English Education, together with An
cient and Modern Languages and Music.
The School is supplied with Globes, Maps, Charts,
and extensive apparatus for the illustration of the
physical science.
In addition to the Teachers of the last session. the
services of other competent assistants will be secured
as the wants of the institution may demand.
Terms for the scholastic year, payable one-haF in
advance, the balance on the lst of March.
Board, including washing, lights and fuel S22o co.
Tuition in English branches $50 to so.
$40 90
Music, $50 co. au 25-10t+
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NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG

= "a OItr..-Ine subscflbers having entered into
partnership and taken the store lately occupied by
a. Levy, Jr., 2o1 Broad street, a few doors below
Messrs. breeden Fox, offer for sale general as
soItment m OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS.
DYE STUFFS, PKRFUMERY, &c, which thew can
recommend to the public as fresh and genuine. hay-
lug been purchased in the last few weeks by one Of
us in person.
Particular attention will be paid to the putting uu
of Prescriptions at all times of night or day.
We respectfully request call from our old patrons
and the public generally. PETER w. GRUBBS.
ap r. w APPERSON 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

GREENBRIER COUNTY WHITE
~ SULPHUR WATERING have this day re-
In frequent receipt Of il during the sumeA 20 that
purchasers can always rely upon its being FREsH-
to the preservation of its valuable qualities
derng as efficient in its effects IS when at the
Springs. ~
50 barrels on hand, and for sale by
80 ADIE GRAY, &
s D Sale oenfs fart he ProDretorz
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

A DIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, 147
"A Main street, have in store, and are receiving
large additions to their stock of DRUGS, MEDI.
LINES, SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS. !
Oils, DYES, WINDOW GLASS and FANCY AR
TITLES, which they offer for sale on the most fsyo-
rable terms to cash and punctual dealers. s.
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ST0NE CUTTIN G-JOHN w. DA-
- yiEs & CO. practical STONE CbTTERs and
MAsoNS, South side of tho Dock, near Mayo's
bridge We return thanks for the liberal patronage
we nave received and trust by strict attention 70 u
slness, TO continue to merit the confidence OF the
dublic. de l6-6m
a. 0U0 feet North Carolina
~ inch heart Cf PRESS an excellent article for
Patternsfor foundry Castings, Railroad Tanks Bridg
es &e. landing this day for sale GU the wharf on ac
com1odatina terms by
BELyfN l. PARKER.
Also. 1900 feet aad boards for Misunderstanding
aa 10
DREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &c, de
1t lisered morning and evening by wagons In any
part Of the city free of charge Families win find il
to their interest TO leave orders for such at
WIN. FALC0AER'S Bakery, Ill Mau.street.
au Is
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nay GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

TrYT PAINE < KENT, IMP0 r.
IA 1sTTps Ann WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
~ GOODS, FOURTEENTH STkhEJ, hlSh.
.stND By The various steamers ara paehct s"ips
ho'f1 dor Iiverpool Glasgow aud Havre, we are
t.o4,. - iIupartatons of Foreign DRY 6oous
f'sf Tal trade all Of which were purchased IN the
it.;~s, British and Continental markets curing me
r.. SIMMER, by senior partner ea'i5tts yW e1S1,
rs. t..ssex AZ which they cannot he dupiicated-
Saa.5.k embraces Sf unusual variety OF FANCY
~ STAPLE GOODS of British, French and Ger
y .,s tTade of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten
tsye also in store fell assortment of Domestic
GOODS the whole cemPIsins the most exehsss h;h,
= ,Stt-sn;a We have also a complete stock OF
Pr,nY.NADE CLOTHING, which is mnch larger
tS.r .s1al and IS entirely Of Richmond 1aonQdcfre
tan nm ia the best manner, both as regards style
ss W" s@ectfuv solicit call from merchants visit
- .Lis market aud have only TO say that our Goods
"'a,A5a ~ !, % '''' KRNP, PAINE KENT.
TIXFN NGOODS.-Another lot of very
4 sunerio- Irish LINENS, direct from the mann-
1SToT, az those celsbsoted makers, Fenton, Son L
a. Of Belizss--tCSsiher with good assortment of
nf-CKABACk. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen
EaSDkERCHiEFS. all of cur importation
'''' DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
sua l4S Eagle Square
TALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
F&LATHRoP are now receiving direct a
s7lsnad assortment Of Paris LKs newest patterns
a prices varying fran 81 to $40 yard.
Par. printed AioUSLINES, newest designs
Irish LINENS, all qualities, manufactured express
White CAMBRIC, JACoSETs aud other goods.
Also receiving: Paris EMBROIDERIES, Linen
SHEETtNGS, Table DANASk, together with many
s.7.es ofnew and beautiful DRESS GOODS.
n
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AND DRUGGISTS, us Broad street, have on
nand "a general assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES.
rAlNIS, Oils, DYE sSTUFFS, &C., to which they
e. invite the attention of their friends and
pounded at all hours. Orders from the country will
eeI with prompt attention. They have also in store
q acnolce selection of CHEWING TOBACCO and an
assortment OF CIGARS of the most Cd bra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-31

GEED WHEAT, SEED WHEAT.-Pat-
~ terson Williams white TUSCANY WHEAT
only seed of the kind in Virginia. and found we'll
adapted to the SOIL ripens early and is free from rust
&c Price S. per bushel. For sale by
au "a EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
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j - hEk-N- tIII4ES q BALDN IN.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CI IOTHING =
HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION

~ LAb QtAh1EhS run L fAcHlON-
M ABLE CLOTHING-The subscriber has now
IN store, most splendid assortment of SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHING, of all styles and quality.
Also, every style of piece goods of the very latest
patterns which he isprepared to make order at the
shottest notice. Come and for Yourself
Z. B. SPENCE, No. 100,
my4 Corner Main and Governor stg
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS-Another supply
IL of TRUNKS just received, embracing every
size, quality and price, among which some very
superior ron-framed all of which will be sold very
cheap at VIM. WALSHS.
No IS Main street, below City Hotel, opposite
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

pirate the idea Of Mr.. Mecsuley, "ihere
were fools then as tireiel are fools now:
fools who laughed at The failway as they
had laughed ai the cansls; fools who
thought they tyiaced their wisdom by
doubling wba, they, could not under
stand" Sill Thomas Grey persevered; !;
his mind was absorbed IN he anticipation
Of the grea, and beneficial chah2es which
his scheme wonId produce. He talked
Of enormous fortunes realised, of coaches
ann;hilated, Of one great general system
Of iron foeds-and he was laughed ut,
bu, moi laughed down. He continued
to talk, 10 meporialise, aud to fiIl tho
pages Of magazines, till the public mind
was "wearied aud worried, !" and doubtless
not few wished that railways were
established, if il were only that .hey
might be freed from his unceasing itnpor-
tunities. sEa sr7,
A few years passed away, and The idea
supposed to be born Of a disutdered
Imagination became a grave reality, and
Thomas Gray found his reward only in
himself. In remembrance Of his inde-
fatigable and proiracIed Efforts, and the
invaluable blessings which they had
materially tended to confer on Society,
an attemit was snbseque ntiy m de 10
give him some pecuuiary acknowledge.
ment Of national gratitude, but il was
unsuccessful. Few mea in modern times
have served their generation more effect
uaily. and vet received SO little com.
pensalion in the way of thanks OF emolu-
ment, as Thomas Gray. HHe died
stepped to the lips in poveryw
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From the Washington Union.
DANIEL WEBSTER'S PRIVATE
H RIEE

The following letter we are permitted
to copy from the proof sheets Of the
"Private Life Of Daniel Webs,er,'' now
in the press Of Harper g. Brothers, from
the pen Of Charles Lanman, Esq. They
are exceedingly interesting, and Were
addtessed to his franklin overseer:
WASHINGTON, March l3, 1922.
JOHN TAYLOR: am glad 10 hear from
you again, and TO learn that you are well.
and that teams enc tools are ready for
spring's work, whenever the weather will
allow you to begin. | sometimes read
books on farming> and | RENE mber tIlai
very senriDle old author advises farmers
'to plough naked and to SOW Naked"
BY this he means that there is no use in
beginning springs work till the weather
is warm, tha, farmer may throw aside
his winter clothes and ron up his sleeves.
Yet he says We ought to begin as early
in the yeat as possible. He wrote some
very pretty verses on ,his. subject, which,
as far as remember, ran thus:
While yet the spring Is yonng while earth unbinds
The froEen bOsom to the western winds, -
While mountain SHOWS dissolve against the sun,
And streams, yet new. from precipices run
Fen In this early duwning of the year
Produce the plough, and yoke the sturdy steer;
And goad him TIL lie smoke beneath his toll,
And the bright share 10 buried in the SOIL" .a
John Taylor, when you read iheeo
lines do you moi see the snow melting,
and the little streams beginning to run
down the southern sloIes of your Punch-
book pasture, and the new gra.s starting
and growing in the trickling water, all
green, bright, and beautiful? and do you
not 81 e your Durham oxen smoking from
heat and perspiration as they draw along
your great breakinss-up plough, cutting
and turning over the tongh sward in your
meadow in the great field' The name
Of this sensible author is Virgil; and he
gives farmers much other advice, some
Of which-yo have been following all this
winter without knowing that he had
given H.:
but when cold weather, heavy SHOWS. and rain,
The lahoring tnrmer In his house restrain, d
Lei him forecast his work with timely care
Which else is huddied when the skies are fair,
Then let him mark the sheep. and whet the shining
share, INV
Or hollow trees for boats, or number s,er
His sacks or measure his increasing STORE;
Or sharpen stakes, and mend each rake and fork,
50 70 be ready, in good time, to work y
Visit his crowded bnrns ut early morn,
Look to his granary and siell his corn; ral&,
Give good breakfast to his numerous kline,
His sfivering poultry and his faitening swins."
And Mr.. Virgil says some other thinps,
which you understand up al Ffanklin 90
we'll as ever he did:
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

HoRRID MURDER. "A young mar
named Gwiun, murdered his own sister
near Winchester, Tenn, last week. The
young man wished to get some money
that belonged 10 his father; his siste'
found out his intention and communica.
ted it ittO'herfath This SO exasperated
;Se yonng man that be swore vengeance
against his sister--and told her that he
would kill her if no had TO cut her throat
while asleep. Two or three days afterWard
in the absence OF the rest of the family,
he procured pistol, walked deliberately
up to her, and shot her in tho forehead
killing her instantly.
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THE SONG OF TIME.

fleet along. the euplres fall,
And the nations pass away, ..t,,.s III
Like VISIONS bright Of the dreary night,
That die with the dnwning day, li'1 '.'l
The lordIy tower and The bnttlsd wall, ,.l,
The hall and the holy fame Na
In ruin lie as pass BY, ,e''n
Nor rise from their wreck again. r.f ,,.r,,
I light the rays Of the orient blaze,
The glow ofths radiant moon; -
wing my flight with the sapphiis night,
And glide with the gentle moon, a Hii
Ger the earth roam, and the bright expense
Where the proud bnrk hounds away,
And join the stars In their cordial dRnce
Round the golden orb efdayi
come with sge to the hoary sage, .t-
And tho limp OF life grows dim,
Nor more Its rnys uron heing's page
Emblazon delight to him;
NormorS deep sighs from his soul arise,
When the heart with grief 10 rtven,
For sorrow ends us the soul aseends
On high to his .lative heavcnI
And on alasI when the young heartleaps
With hearts TINT are high md brave,
enmS with death, and the euhg heart sleeps
The sleep ofthe silent grave,
mourn the flight or the sleeping breath
From youth In its golden prime.
Bat time is linked with decay and death,
And death Is the lord of Time. f"a
-.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

Punch says 4 man who goes TO church
10 chew tobacco and TO spit on the floor,
ought TO be taken by the head and heels
aud scrubbed on the soiled spot un il
it is clean. So tDt
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

a WISE ''SAw"--A saver, sfier saw
ing with very blun, saw, gave vent:
"of all the saws ever saw saw, | never
saw saw saw as that saw saws
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-01-21

EAGLS SiIoT.-An eagle, measuring
u feet from Tip 10 tip, was sho, on one
Of the tall forest lreSs near Bslmen street.
Wateriown, Mass. on Saturday morRing
last. efe8
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aHoO z SCRe

STATED Me etings of the Board of Trustees
- OF Center Township for the transaction OF
Township and School business. will be held
at the coIrt house in Plymouth on the last
Saturdays Of August, October, December and
February next, at 10 o'clock a. m. on each Of
~ id days. Bysorder OF the Board.
". n WkHAN G. c.r.
June ~ 1858. 1ens.
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Or. |. m. GAM ELL'S

DR.. |. ri. PRELL'S
RI q NzI Il 1871 II ~ II .
2 WIS IS very powerful Medicine. II is
unsurpassed rs a remedy for Headache
Too hache, Lame or weak back, Frozen feet,
Strains, Wounds, Cramps. Swellings, Rheuna-
tism, Bruises, etc. II IS equally as good, also
foT use on Horses Or oiher animals.
We do MOI latend 10 pun This medicine into
notice. We are willing, moreover, 10 secure
purchasers against any possibility OF being
imposed upon. We therefore authorize all
cur agents 10
REFUNO THE MONEY
To any fair and honest person who may return
bottle OF this Linment after having given il
iair trial. and no satisfied with It's cnects-
provided the bottles be returned within two
weeks after BUYING them. Hundreds Of GER
tihcates could he furnished, OF cures perform
Cd by this medicine, but il is not necessary, SIS
8 trial Of it viii convince the purchaser that
u is no imposition. We are satisfied that no
family Will be without IL, a.ler becoming ae
quanted with il.
All orders should be addressed 20
CAMPBELL, OSWALD & Co.,
Fort Recovery, Ohio,
Where ii is prepared and sold wholesale aud
retail. For sale by PERSilNG & Co
sep 10 1888. 25m2
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III ~ ~ A Fine Assortmen Mt fro
- $40 TO 81 90 per- ID BY
=. p PFRSHlNG Z CO.
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and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &c, also, propsy
Havingmade use of the Compound Syrup Of
yellow Dock Root, prepared by {. MORSE,
& CO.. either ourselves, or in our families,
and finding it to be very saiutary and effect
ual preparation, we Go most Cheerfully recon-
mend 1t TO he public as very valuable med
icine.
Z. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank,
Providence, Il. I. a. ". Spencer. Esq, CASH
Ter Lime Rock Bank, 90 do do. Rev. William
Phillips, Rev J. b. Richmond, c. S. Jones,
editor Providence Gen. Advt., VIM. Field, n.
W. g. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. L. IL. r., James
Hutchinson, q. S. Dea, V. J. Bates, Doct.
Benz. Colby, End one hundred others OF the
most respectable families of Providence.
This cerifeS that / have for number of
years been acquainted with the composition
and mode OF manufacture Of MoESE's Com
pound Syrup OF Yellow Dock Root. Ihave al
so been acquainted with its moduS oper@ndi
IN disease, and can say that in all respects IL
is admirably calculated 10 remedy that class Ct
diseases for which il WAS designed. Ii is es-
pecally valuable IN Indigestion and all MS at
Tenant symptoms, it eXciteS 10 healthy ac-
ton the liver, removes Torpor, and inactivity
OF this organ, and stimulates healthy action IN
all the system As a Depurator purifier of
the Blood il has no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, II. ID.
Providence, II. I. Jan. 1, 1853.
PREPARED By
c. MORSE g. CO.
No. 8aG broadway. n. n
And sold by Druggists and others throughout
tins and other countries.
Sold by T. A. LEMON, Druggist, Plymouth.
June 80, 1858. i7yI.
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DAGUERREAN RO0MS,
PLY FEOUT.E. md.
IT, z. 50 p H ",

HAVING permanently located in .;-f~ESSsA,
4 this place, and fitted up suitable lszzss.fs
Rooms in the second building south of Pome
royS store, up stairs, is at all times prepared
TO execute hkenesses and miniatures IN the
most perfect manner, and warranted to retain
their brllliancy, with proper care.
Persons about leaving their friends perhaps
never te return, may leave with them I'M
age delightfully."- calculated 10 keep in lively
remembrance the happy moments spent TO-
gether in times past. Tie is prepared 10 ope-
rate in clear or cloudy weather.
August 3 /, 1853. 26tf
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COURSE OF STUDIES.
EXPEN S ES

Cards ofAdiniSsion iarariabiyin Advance, or
secured, S25; Diplomas So Stationery So;
Boarding - so per week; incidentalS, at op-
ton Of student, $50. Making entire expenses
about S7j.
On application, catalogue will be furnish
ed, giving full particulars.
All letters will receive prompt attention on
being directed, post paid, to
w. Nick. SCOTT, Presiden Mt.
indianapolis, May 81, 1853. l5yl.
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DISCOVERED AT LAST!
a Mystery Explained!
A REY0LUTIsX Is CERTAIN VICTORY IL eTRNa
DIR. A. l.. Adams

A.
nj EW THEORY OF DISEASE is awaken
| Y ing the inquiry in the minds Of all who
read it: How is it that imericons have been
so long and so slavishly immured in darkness,
and ignorance on the subject Of disease!
DIR. 4. II. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM,
The great Panacia of DISEASE.
Is offered to the afflicted of the States and
Territories for the entire cure Of Liver Com
plants in all stages, Bilious Fever, Aguc and
Fever, Chronic Lung Fever, Dropsical Alice
tons, Consumption, Bowel complaints, Dorr-
haee, Dysentery, Rhumatism, Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia,
General Debility, Nervousness. CoS.venesS,
Indigestion, Obsiructed Menshuations, etc.
DR.. A. l.. Adams Liver BalSam has stood
The wreck and test for the last fifteen years,
and has proved co the most skeptical, beyond
II shadow of doubt, that il is the
Only Reliable Medicine cucr Discorered,
(being purely all vegetable,) for ths perma-
nent cure oil the above diseases. The most
Skeptical have become its most Saneuine vota-
ries, and pronounce the Liver Balsam 10 be
The Only reliable Harbinger Of Health
TO the Afflicted EUeryrhere.
Testimonials come up from every track it has
made swollen with expressions of gratitude,
for the relief received by It's use. And IN sub
hitting this, the Liver BalSam is recommend
ed TO all those suffering under the
IRON Grasp of the Monster Disease
and at once procure one Bottle of DR.. A. l..
Adams Liver BalSam.
The reader is referred TO the Medical Track.
found by making application to the Agent,
where the Ralsam Ia sold. giving full epltome
OF the cause and cure OF all diseases
Sold by ii. b. PERSIiING * Co.
Plymouth.
G. E. SCOTT, General Agent,
Ne. 81 Randolph sxeeA Chicago IN.
AuylN 4, 1853. eeAk.
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E - DTED c..

''And are you 100 dealing in Pianos,'' said
one Q our thousand customers, rs he entered
cur store. his eye resting on Il splendid Rose
wood Piano; 'fmoSt aSsuredlywe are,'' was our
reply, We have contracted with the house oil
Firm, Pond q Co., OF tie city OF New York, o
furnish us with leWO' their most noted full
snd rich toned instruments, winch we olfei
Tor sale al nianuiaC turers' prices.
+. d G.. B. ROBERTS.
Laportc, July IA. 1-j3. l9yl.
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PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.
1t is Unrivalled in the Cure of all
EElI4LE COWPLhLNTS.

As Weakness, general Debility, regularity,
Distinctions; Swelling of the Feet, Limbs,
Joints, &c, caused by weakness: also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs.
Asthma, Consumption, DC, also, Dropsy.
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RENENTGER

That am agent for the franklin insu
rance Company. that in answer to letter Of
inquiry a. TO The Responsibility O. this COmpa-
ny !, received the following reply
First. The company has we'll invested
Capital STOCK OF 5000, 010--and is managed
by . set OF business men who fully understand
their business, and are known as men OF in
tegrity. And second, business is done by
them in the most careful manner that can
possibly be done and lastly they are doing al
large business as any other In the land and
and we think these things taken together, con
stitue good company, f anything can.
Yours Truly,
J. A. BAUGHlfAN, Sec.
Policies Issued on reasonable terms.
w. @. oMEROY, 1gt, Plymouth Ind.
Jan. |, 1913, no i6 Iy.
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References:
Hon. EraStus Corning, Albany, n. Y.
Messrs. Wilson. Montieth s. Co., 40 "
Hon. John Wells, Johnson, -
VIM. Fl. Hill Esq, Buffalo,
Messrs. For x Grant. Albany, 6.
Hon. John Z. Kellogg, Allegan, Mich.
MessrS. TERRELL, Jennings, Il Co. n. Y. city.
80 Matison, lSh,m & Co. Sc 90
" Robertson 6t Reynolds, GO ''
Any satisfactory vouchers in relation TO The
scireHcy OF the comPany--the integrity and
energetic business capacities Of the Directors
ana Officers, their manner OF doing business,
ana the foundation upon which the company Y
is based can he had at any time, by calling
II. Corbin, Who has got the documents
and is duly authorized Agent 10 act for the
company; Therefore you need moi lean In he
dark, nor trust the Heachsyoas cis1cst; but
cone 10 Horace Corbin, and know the truth,
and you certainly viii Insure in the Y. York
Indemnity.
March "a, 1853. 4yl.
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NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS OK
A C. ID &.

REMEMBER TIL S: DR.. HOUGHTON'S Pen
SIN great natural ramedg, free from Alcohol,
Bitters, Acids, and Nasseous Drugs. II IS
extremely agreeable TO the taste, and may he
taken by the most leebl9 patients WHO cannot
est water cracker without acute distress.
keware o. Drcggea limitations. Pepsin is not
DRUG.
1TOsStRNE TEiS.-Every bottle Of the gen
ulns PepSin bears the written siguature of.
5. .HOtGHTON. VI. D., sole proprietor, Phila-
delphis, Pa, Copy wright and Trade Mark
secured
3FSold BY all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
PERSHING & POMEROY,
HIvEouih Ind. Wholesale & Retail Agents,
also Wholesale d Retail Druggists & Grocers
no 80 ly.