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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTIIuTE.-The
exhibition being held at Corinthian Hail. is one
of unusual interest and cannot fail to attract the
attention of all who desire the prosperity of South
ern Mechanics and Manufacturers as we'll as of the
lovers of fine arts and the admirers of the skill and
ingenuity OF the daughters of Virginia.
During the past week thousands of persons have
visited the Institute by night and day, and all of
splendid exhibition before them. II there were
nothing else in the hail. the Indian Portraits, by j.
NJ. Stanley, would trebly repay the cost of dozen
visits. These pictures are numbered from / to 1872
ever seen any the OF the forest they are de-
signed TO represent.
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.-.CouBtry Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
ton sales of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. los Main ST., THIS EVENING, at 2
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
If Auction and Com. Merchant. 106 Main IT.
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TO EPICURES

To EPICURES.
THE subscribers offer for sale this day,
u and every other day during the week, some Of
the beat BEEF AND MUTTON on exhibition A. the
recent Agricultural Fair They invits the attention
OF their customers and the public generally feeline
assured that such stock rarely butehered fer this
market. PETER LAWSON.
Stalls Mes and7.
JAS. n. WILDE,
Stalls Nos. IL and H.
NEW mARkET. 81 no 6--6EH
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IMPORTANT TO STocK GRowEHs.-In
looking through the exhibition of stock on the Fair
Grounds today, was particularly interested in ex.
aiming the splendid mules and fine breeding mares
well as some beautiful blooded horses They win
compare favorably with the recent exhibitions at
New Haven Conn, or Brattleboro, Vt
One thing, however, noticed, which shou!d be at
tended to by stock raiseIs If they would have their
animals perfec. aud smooth in their limbs. MANY of
the horses and mules too have indications of soiint
wind gals, SPAWN and sweeny their limbs. These
defects easily remedied and removed If taken in
times and nothing has ever proved succe ssful as
the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMeNT.
Its also certain remedy for saddle harm esq gals
sprains, bruises scratches and will remove 81 m
from the eyes, even after the sight is entirely OBJ
s;ured. =
sequally eficacious fer any complaint of human
beings requiag external application, such az
burns, bruises chapped hands feet sore or
caked breasts, nipples piles and an infaIlible
remedy for rheumatism TRY 1T.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.
corner Main and 18th streets and by all dealers in
medicines. no4-Imw4t
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INV SPECIAL NOTICES.

MECHANICS 1ssTlTUTs.-- Owing to the
coatinusnoe Of the Fair 1t CorsnthIan Hall. the
monthly meeting 81 the fnsti.ut VII mol 30 hsid
2 n asa. :. W Lh"sl1AN' : 80 8
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GENTLEMAN Zone OF thOusand) who
visited the metropolitan" yesterday, openly ac-
knowledged, after he had looked over our immense
stock of BOUTS AND SHOES, that he was really
struck with wonder, to know where all the calves
goats, sheep and oxen from, that were slain to
make . our large assortment.
Strangers! if you want to buy cheap BOOTS and
SHOES-n you want to buy the best Of goods at the
fairest prices, there. 1t is at Isl Main street, Ea
gle Square, near the corner of 18th street.
mn
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STRAYED OFF from tha

o. STRAYED OFF from the Fair
- Grounds, on Thursday last Nov ID, q mail
BAY MARE, about three years old. Bald Mare had
her a green saddle-no bride. A liberal reward
will be paid by the subscribs~ he's 4. u sery 20
BIN at home, or at Mr.. N G. Lipscomb,s .sble ia
Richmond. GEORGE HOi XINS
g.
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BnEAKNG IAro A HeusE.--MarQaret
Wight, q free girl, appeared before the Mayor to
answer the charge OF entering the house of Mr..
Benjamin d. Clark, In the day time, ard stealing
thereirom silver spoons Of the value OF % AiteI
commencing the examination his Honor found tha,
two material witnesses were absent, and therefore
continued the case until this morning
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The attention of the public is called to
the lie of Furniture advertised In another column.
to take place Tomorrow IRONING. Nav 7h at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of Mr. 8 ]. Harrison on
the corner of 18th and Marshall streets
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SOUTHERN MARKETS..

CHARLEsToN, Nov. S-Cotton--The marke ct is I'm
changed, with moderate demand, at previous rates
New ORLEANS, Nov. 3-The Cotton marke ct is un
changed; sales to-day of TO- 600 bales; during the
week 20 900.
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CoNTINUED.-Patrick Dryer was set to
the criminal bar Saturday last to answer for as
saulling and beating Margaret Sullivan, and stab
bling her husband, John Sullivan, ia The right ear
with large knife. Owing to the absence Of a ma
terisl witness, the case was adjourned until this
morning, and Pat locked up for safe keeping
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The ULLMAN FAMILY.-The New York
Crusader has long list Of testimony in re-
gard to the birthplace of Mr.. Ullman, the
Know Nothing candidate for Governor of
New York, who, the N. Y. Tribune asserted
was born in Calcutta. The Episcopal Bishop
of Delaware and others, among the oldest
citizens Of that State, (among them gentle
Ullman on the occasion of Mr.. Ullman's
birth, in 1907 testify that he was born in
Wilmington, Delaware.
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RoBB1Ec 4 NEGRo.-Last Saturday night

hUBBINU A NEUhU. -I1uSE Du0uKuuy ulSIU
while negro man standing on Wall stre let look
ing at his watch white fellow stepped up and ask
ed the price of IL. The dsTkev immediately set .
"pes' for trade, whsn the white man told him that
asked the privilege of showing the watch to him
The negro very readily consented, supposing he was
dealing with gentleman. and gave the white fellow
the Tina piece. Since then he has neither nor
heard Of the Spectator, who entered the bar room
and passed out Of another door, making his escape
SO much for confidence.
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THrArhE.-Mrs. Farren, the talented and

THEATkE.-Mrs Farren, the talented and
popular actress, commences an engagement at our
Theatre tonight. No lady at present the Aneri-
can stage has achieved such complete dramatic sue.
houses, even when playing prolonged engagements;
and we may view he past indication of the pre-
mt and future. The play of THE Stranger" and
the thrilling drama of "Lucretis Borsia," will be
presented tonight. After the first play. the Misses
Kendall will dance LA Crscovienne." old but fa.
vorite dance. Z
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DgArH FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DEATH FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wick en- assisted by Constable Lewellen, held in
quest Yesterday morning over the body of Develin
Britain, white wop,an in lot on 18th street nesr
Wesleyan Chapel owned by Archer Hill, free man
of color The deceased was married woman and
had two children, For two years past she has been
very intemperste, and some time before her death
deserted her husband, children and home. When
found she was in hack house, where she had died.
The verdict of the jury was. that she came TO her
death from intempersnce and exposure.
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J The London correspondent of the Boston
Post refers to the preliminary conference of
American Ministers at Ostend, which he re-
CARDS as significant of purpose in the U.
:. Government to take part in the Congress
Of nations, which, it is predicted, will here
after assemble to remap Europe. The coun'
ellis, says the correspondent, by which the
policies of Europe have hitherto been deter
mined, have been most anomalous, arbitrary
governments, always out voting constitution
al England, who, always making good her
stand in war, loses it when she has but one
vote in Congress of European nations. The
support of America, it is thought, at such a
time would tell more for Poland, Hungary
and Italy, than armed hosts.
The London Sunday Times, however,
makes the Ostard conference the occasion
of venting its spleen against this country
and says that the conference, in its aim, end
and objects, is altogether without precedent
in the annals of diplomacy. 1t intimates
that American Intervention i'll Europe may
be followed by European Intervention in
Anne lea.
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DR. M LANE LIVER fILLE.-1 his great
medicine has supplantad all others for the cure of
diseases of the Liver Its effects are salutary and
speedy, and at the time perfectly safe, that
1t is not surprising it should sopercede all others-
Invented by very euished physician of yirgi
mia, who practiced in gion of country in which
Hepa.is. or Liver complaint. is peculiarly formidable
and common, and who had spent years in discovering
the ingredients aud proporfioniDg their q1antities
these Pills are peculiarly adapted to every form of
the disease aud never fail to alleviate the OBJ
stinate of that terrible complaint. They have
Justly become celebrated and the researches of DR.
Lane have placed his name among the benefactors
CT mankind. No one having symptoms of this forlni.
dable complaint, should BIS without these valuable
Pills Have you pain in the right side, under the
edge OF the ribs which increases with pressure-un-
able to lie with ease on the left sidewith OCCASION
al, sometimes constant, pain under the shoulder
blade frequently extending to the top of the shout.
der? Rely upon it that although he latter pains are
sometimes taken for rheumatic, they arise from dis
of the Liver, and if you would have relief. 90
instantly and buy box of Dr. MLANE's LIVER
PILLS.
P. S-Dr. MLane's Celebrated vermfuge, also his
Live. Pills, can be had OF all respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
II Purchasers viii please be careful to ask for
and take none but DIR MLANE'S LIVER PILLS
All others, in comparison. are worthless-
no 6--dEclw
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LEEcHEs LEEcHEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adams
Express q lot OF superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most re asonable terms; can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night ON
18th. between Main and franklin srreets
N.B.-Cupping and Leechfng promptly attended
to, at the shortest notice.
nos r. C. HOBSON E
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susPEssIos.-Tha house ri Bean Il Co, bankers
at New Orleans, has suspended payment.
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ROARDING.-MRS. EDDINS is pre-
H. pared to accommodate thirty regular RoaTders
Residence on franklin, between 18th and 18th SITS.
no 6-6e
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RUSHTON CLARK e co.'s

AhO0AA4O1S 11xAnA O(y.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
For Consumption, Scr0tula, &c.
IHE great success which has attended
- the uss Of the above celebrated article has lea
e many iIlts.ion. and a. much DISAPPOINTMENT and
injury mss been suffered from spurious articles pur.
chassrs should use the utmost CAUTION ia rotcips
that the name Of RUsHTON CLARK CO. ID fuiii
blown In the bottle and Il on cash label and the
~ ~ full over each cork. other i gem
uine. We have been at great pains. and expeuss to
secure cur patrons the pure article. and our Mr.
Clark vent to New foantlsnd 70 ssperintsnd the
manufacture u PEARSON and wewnl warrant orr ON
pure and superior quality In every rsspect and made
from this fresh Livers, and not purified from the
common oil e y the case with great deal that 4
The ssssins Rnshton Clask Cos article for ,.le
~ AukGstL. LA0D Co. and n Drussists ssr-
srsliyta kichUond md thfeashost Virstnis
LAY, OATS, MIL FEED, de
IL NQo Bates primo No5thoYn Hay
s ssss & & ssssD fs sTgIy
looo 40 6EED oAI6 &c.. =
80 obln. APPLES
tes s.ls y quantities 70 salt psrehasess, ~
no G-0tA MARX hOWNEY
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poraries of Danville know nothing of the
Tunstall Monument, and re-echo our inter
rogatory ON the subject: The Republican
asks, "What has become of the committee
appointed by the town meeting of this place,
to collect subscriptions. &C., some time since?
Can any one tell p
The Register says: ave have only to say
that we know nothing and have been un-
able to ascertain from others who ought to
be able to answer the interrogatory. 'Oh,
shame, where is thy blush 2 y
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No AscEssIoN.-Owing to the inclemen-
cy OF the weather. Mr.. Elliott did not make an as
cension from the Armory Grounds, ON Saturday sf.
ternoon last, as advertised to do.
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NTAKTA MALATESTER-1b his woman

AS1 has been for some time past imposing herself
on the public this city as being in destitute crcnn.
stances. by begging from the citizens She has
husband, whom she has left, and who 10 able and
willing to provide for her. The public cautioned
ciene. This notice Is published by her brotherin-l
ocl0-dlmx PHILIP DERvOTTO.
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"a NEW DISCOVERY"
RAPHS ON PAPER,
IN OIL COLORS.

tuEoE DcauGiiul TIcLureS may be maQli-
Il fed and copied from small Dsguerfeotypes ire
CARELESS of their age, to nearly life size and are
the lkenesses are infinitely superior. Mr.. w claims
this useful discovery and the only artist who pro-
auces them In all their beauty either in this country
or Europe, 30 far a. is yet known.
J. III. WHIrEHURST has received for his Pre-
MUM Doguerreotgpes TWO Medals and two Celti6-
Gates, awarded at the Worlds Fair in London and
prize At the Crystal Palace Exhibition in New York
city. The highest Medals at the Fairs of the Mary
land insttute for 1850 5l 80 '55 and '54 and Pre-
MUM at the great Fair al Castle Garden New York
The highest awards Silver Medal, at the National
Fair of the Metropolitan Institute In Washin gton,
d. C, 1885,
LIKENESsES taken equally well in all weather,
though cloudy is pre- fsrable, except for children
STEREOSCOPES, or Solid Dague .reotypes taken
In their highest perfection.
s. GALLERIEs.-77 Main st, Richmond, Va; Balti.
more. Md; WILMINGTON, N. c.; Washington, d. c !;
Petersburg, Va; Lynchburg, Va; New York city,
and Norfolk, Va. MOIST
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MONROE BUILDING FusD ASSOCIATION
The Eighth Monthly Meeting of the above Associa.
ton will be held as their room on MONDAY Egep-
ing, November 9Th, at 81 o'clock r. NJ The Treasu
will be at the store of George B. Saunders Bro.
during that day, to receive the dues of Members
The Board of Directors requested TO meet at
the same time. Z. MCCARTHY, sec'y.
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we learn by telegraph from proyidepce, that Il o
opric Of the diocese Of Rhode Islapd |: slao. ihsk
Judge Staples has been electsd Chief Justice, and
Alfred Bosworth and Sylvester Sherman Aysoeiste
Justices 0fth6 Supreme Court, In the same State
The Wings Of the Third Congressional District
of Massachusett1 have nominated NathanieI al.
ford, 0f D0rshcstsr. for Coaeseas, Hon. j. Wiley
Edmands having declined. The Repphlicaps &c
thu Sevsnth DiMsict havs ne.ai1aEs6 Hon. n. r.
Banks ior re,slectton 70 Congress.
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PARROW'S oPERl

IN - ~ 80 sAnaa AvG III uutDD8f. VIII ka
IN given In the cifv Of Kichmoud - - We
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
BY
PARROW'S OPERA TROUPE
tItho hare been engaged for the purposel
Commencing on FoeeJ
WEDNESDAY,, LIST of Nov. 1854.
At the last Coneert. which viii taxa ul...
the lumber of Gift Tickets are disposad - - sson
the following magnificent presents will 81 s;vs. v.e ..
to each purchaser Of q Ticket s's. s"s5
Tickets to the whole Series entitiins tia ho,a...
one of the GIFTS Five Dollars. ,. 1ea 70
Tickets Of admission only, to either of tbs r.n
certs, 8 cents. .s o'n-
One House and L0t....,..,,,.... asoaa
Ons Bond of South Side Railroad Company.
guaranteed BY City Of Petersburg .,...... Inn
Ono service silver e.....................io
One Carved Rosewood Piano, style Louis XVI.
equal to Premium Piano at Worlds Fair Ia
Lonooh $50
One Beautiful Newark Carriage. ga
One superb set OF Diamond Jewelry ......,... ao
Three Gold Watches. beautiful style.......... -
Que elegant s'oid Watch and Chain. $50
0ne Damona Diessepin... 300
wne 100
Two splendid Mounted Guns. Iss
One set OF Parior Furniture. complete-mod-
One MahogsnY clnserPeE Curtain Bsdstesd.. i iso
One set of Cottage Furniture. ...........,,,. 10
Que elegant Sofa aud ssf of Chairs. ........ i'm
One Medallion do; one Rocker and two Arm
Sna1H; le0
four Ladiee Cabinets marble tops. 1l0
Four sets ia Tor Chabss. f60
One Wardrobe. an elegant article. 20
One pair Tete-a-Tetes.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75
fsich collection OF 5000
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4HfA u. s. NJ ALL STEAMSHIP
= = JAMESTOWN leaves TUESDAY Ar.
via NORFOLK zsF-ss
Freight received to day, tNoNDAY) 1t 10 o'clock,
and up 20 The hour OF O'Clock r. H., TUESDAY It'll
inst
No freight received unless engaged It our Office
Rasscnxera ere requested to Be on board before the
honr Of depastuxs. 4 o'clock. TUESDAY afternoon,
xicketsand berths secured It cur oisss. south aide
this ship for Norfolk, the
same - b. the river steamers 3 S.
ss LUDIsAM h WATSON. :
n. B.-The 6teamahlp ROANOKE leaves every
via NORFOLK. moi 7.2t
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The MIMBKHs or THE DELEGATf0a oi
this city to the Norfolk Convention are 20
meet e the Mstropolitsn Hall THIS. ~A1Ikhr
M s1it Wv = uacrApIAND. Chr.
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NEW SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP.
A MORRIS, 81 Main ST., has just re-
IA ceive6-
prised in sir parts; being complete system of in.
struction in PeumanshiP, with specimens of Mer.
camille Forms 10 dsiiy VISA inhe Office and Counting
The great advantages of this system 10 In the style
Of wfitns and in the copies being the head of the
pages and engraved in such manner a. to offer the
Pupil copy bearing much greater resemblance %
the fnished hxnd-wrting of the mas or than does
the common Copper-plste EugrAving
ASP. BEcKEhS AMERfCAN COPY BOOKS
In 10 numbers NO est
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Tux Ratio CAMrAIGa.-T The LondCn
7ymes has a long article on this subject It
acknowledges that the results Of the cam
na;pn are NOT commemorate with the mag
nitude Of the means employed. II thinks
that the disappointments are In some meas
ure traceable to errors of Judgment on the
part of those who were charged with the
equipment Of the feet. They had prepared
themselves. the Times declares, to engage
Russian fleets, not fortresses. but the fleets
could not be got At. This is lame excuse.
Such squadron AZ that Of Great Britain was
never sent out merely to Eight Russian fee,
and It was as well known when they started
as when they returned, that the Russian
ships would shut themselves up in the har-
bors and refuse to fight an enemy so vastly
superior in numbers, discipline, and naval
equipments and efficiency.
The Times recommends that in the next
campaign strong feet of gun boats be add.
ed to the line of battle ships, SO that they can
carry their guns directly up to the Russian
works.
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ONE PRICE JEWELLERY STORE No

~ 75z Main street To such of the citizens and
strangers visiting the city, as not apprised Of
that we have Only one price for our soods We do
not profess sell at less than cost or than
every other person, but will continue TO offer our
goods at the smallest living profit We avail our
selves of this occasion to that every
article sold by u.s. shall be of thu quality
et The time of sale. MYERS l. JANKE
nos Sign of the Illuminated Clock
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- 0dnA6S OF CONCERTS
NOT less than five in number. win h
IN given In the civ Of Richmond. 4 We
ODD FELLOWS HALL
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LocAr. NlA1 ena.

Z
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WEDNESDAY. lat of Nov .aE.

Commencing on Po'e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18
I'd Congressional District!
NJ ASS M EETING !

4 Mass Meeting Of the Voters Of tho Second
Congressional District opposed TO the Repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise az 1890, and IN
favor OF the Repeal oftha, portion OF the Act
organizing the territories Of Nebraska and
Kansas which admits Slavery into those ter
rliorles, snd in favor OF eleciing such men on
~ TO Congress As will sustain the true prln-
ciples Of the Constitution Of the ". States
and the Declaration uf Independence, rs so
forth BY the Fathers Of the Republc. will Be
held at AUBURN, near lewiston Fails, On
Thursday. the eilh day Of August, 1854, at
10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
Distinguished Speakers from abroad will
he present and address the meeting.
Per order Of Cong. Business Com
Auburn, August 10, 1851.
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HOME testimony N,rAvoh Of
Or. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.
SIT. vsnsos, K.unel~c Co.. M.


I have been Cor four ,esrs afflicted ~tS sc,o-'
ila, Leprosy sni ds.faess, and hs,e been uasble.
10 obtain aay relief until preesfsd sis bosss %
DE-. Smith, valuable Indisn Vegetable Pills, and
IN f,u, month. al nv complaint, had disappeared.
eonfny to all nv friend. espsoislioss'
I took these Pill. Coz my Scrofhls, without any
expectation ofr,lief JAMES II. CHoATE.
] have ussd 20 bo,,. n fnndreih. Pix, and
az many nor. Of dilTsrspt kinds. and ! hays never
found that b.nsh, froY the ye Ofthe whois, ihstI
have hon The We ~ two bose. of d.. Smith,
"Imp'o'ed Iodian vsg,,.bk Pills"
They seem 10 strike right at the founia,ion of
my disease, which 10 Of billion, character.
TRAD ALyoRD.
have been afflicted for several YEAR. with q
weakness 70 tie stomach 'nd lungs, With a coo.
ti,ens.s. kesdseh. and depression % ,pifits--
though by many TO he in consumption, Shi wa.
obliged 70 give up roy bu,is.s'.
Amer trying number of tie rsriou, Sar,sparii,
Ia. and BsL,ms Sithoai. any permanent relief.
"a, ptsyailsd ~ 10 try Dr.. SmtIh'. "suga Coat.
cd, Improved Indian Vegetable Pills." ADD 10 ny
Ter taking few doses an sntir,ly recovered, and
JUsTUs CLARK.
took a ,eves cold thi. AL, Which settled IN
nv limbs snd Brought On the rheumalism. accom-.
panied With severe pains add a lad cough. which
obliged me To- give 6p my husinss,. tried many
rsineIie, without relief, until procured box Of
Dr. Smith. Sugar Coated indisn Vegetable Pills,
whrh am happy 10 say. inmsdisl.y relieved ne
AID enabled N, IN three days TO rsiSfa to ny bu.
'ins''; am entirely will. v. =. HILL
A transfer pot up 10 North Aubufn, Me-, sick.
with s'try indioaiion of isysr--s disease TO which
y, Was subject. .....
Atths rscomlnsndation Il the landlord, and an.
other traveller pot up ihs', iar tho nigli b. took
.is ~ Smith, Sugar Coated Pills. which CON.
plstsiy trgis sp lie aver and he vent on he way
rrjoicing.
A invrl-r through sijp.y. Me-, put up At the
tsV,fn IN that place, sick, With ev'ry symptom ~
ieVer. Ono dose u smth's Sagsr Oo9i~d Pills
saved him the fever, and the Dosiot, bills, snd
snabsl him the nest day 70 50 about BE business.
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