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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-25

THE HOGAN Corros--The Haynevlle Ala. J
Waterman says, we saw a very few days since
two limbs of this species os cotton, which sur
passed any thing ever before Witnessed One
of the limbs contained sixteen open bol}s, full
grown, and all comprised within the distance OF
eight inches; the other limb having nineteen
bols on it, and comprised within the distance
of fifteen inches. This wonderful production
was from the plantation of Mr.. Randall Cheek,
at the mouth of Honey creek, about FIVE miles
southwest of Hayneville, in what is called the
Promised land. Mr.. c. informed US, that he
planted last year six bushels of the seed or
eighteen acres Of land, and made twenty two
bales, weighing over 500 lbs. each.
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Books Lost.

a.mm.. BOOKS LOST.
II ENT,s Commentaries; I'd, Sd and 4th Annual
IN Reports; Bullard and Curry's Digest; Code Of
Practice; and two volumes Backstone-cIrab OF
Walkers name on tack.) Any one having these
books in their possession will please deliver them 70
T. Buckner esq, or myself.
jan25-f IL =. ! % nIADo =.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-25
j. West, Practical Dentist,
OCULEST!

AasaHr~ OGBEI1Sk.
hs~r@a DR.. GUSTINE'S OFFICE
So For the Treatment of Diseases of the EYE and
Imperections division, No. 1875 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans. All snrgi
cal operations upon the Eye attended to. Such as
Cataract, Squirting, the insertion Of Artificial Eyes
ctr etc ian |. 1854
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-25

G@v--7 Boston, Nos. "A and 81; scythes and
t.ssxxS cradles, ready hzed road scrapers,
etc., for sale by
ne SagEA ~ IllJLA9
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TT0MAS T., WHITE.

IEDAAS J.. WHITE,
No. l05 CAHAL STREET, (sccond door below the
Mechanics and Traders Bank,) New Orleans,
Bookseller &c Stationer,
n AW, Medical, Miscellaneous and School Books.
IL Writing Paocr, viz cap, letter and note. Wrap
pnE paper ut various qualities; quls steel pens ink,
and & general assortment Of BLANK Books. Country
merchants aud teachers requested TO call and ez-
s4,-.,,x fhp zygrE .. ie6-ly
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-25
SOUTHERN MANDATORY OF
Saddles. Brides. Harness. &c.

The subscriber, having estab-
l;shed himself in the above bust.
ness, is now prepared to manu-
facture every thing in his line Il,
the shortest notice and of the
very best material, the workman.
ship unequelled by any in the
snuth Gin Band Leather al
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1854-10-25
CHINN & BOLTON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.

No. 81 ST. CHARLES STEEEr-(Corner above the St
Charles HoteD-New Orleans.
OFFER for sale to PLANTERS, PHTsleANs and Mer-
" chants, an extensive stock of
Pure Medicines. Chemicals, Oils,
- AND PATENT MEDICINES,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

TThe practice Of fogg'ng as a
law penalty, is still continued in South
Carolina. At a very recent sitting Of
Edgecomb Superior Court, Mr.. Oliver
Starke, was ordered to shuck himself
and received by order Of Court on
his Stark naked back, thirty-nine
lashes, for stealing horse. with
malice aforethought, pre- pense, and
appropriating him to his own use con.
trary to the laws Of South Carolina.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

These Police Telegraphs are worth
their weight in gold. They travel
with the speed Of lightning, detect
rogues, put policemen on the watch,
and bring the whole system to focus
Tho Chief can talk with all the sta.
tons in the twenty-five wards Of the
city. The telegraph has Argus eyes
and Briarean arms, and with vigilance
on the part of the Chief, bis captains,
lieutenants and subordinates, our sys-
tenn ought to be the most perfect in
the worldly. Y. Erpress.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

The current theology of Russia
that which is taught in their sermons,
books, for the clergy, and tracts
circulated and read by the peoples
the theolog, Of the early Greek Fa-
theirs, Basil, Chrysostom, the Gregor-
les, Atbanasius, Cyril, etc. From
this theology no departure is allowed
in any manner whatsoever.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

DR.. Peithman, who was confined
II years in mad house in England
for the grave offence Of pressing a
claim against Queen Victoffa's hus.
band, has been at length set at liberty
under solemn promise to leave the
country and never return. He went to
Germany,
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

To- The New York Churehman is
out, {but too late) in favor Of restoring
Bishop Onderdonk, on The ground OF
justice to the bishop the harmony Of
the church, the spiritual interests Of
the diocese, and duty to God.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

New NAVAL STArfoN.-Advices
have been received at New York from
Central America, stating that the Do
minicun Government has ceeded to the
United States, SANTANA as a Naval
Station This is a most acceptable
cession, andwiIl prove highly adyanta-
geous to our government.
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ELECTION NEWs.--The late i,,t.l.

that Pollock the Wing candidate for
Governor has been elected by major
ity Of 10000 votes-In Ohio the
Wings have carried the State, and inv
Cincinnati the american ticket" has
been elected by 5000 minority. In
South Carolina, NJ G. Mordieai has
been elected State Senator from bis
district, and he is reported to be
"Know Nothing" In the great con.
yulsicn of old political parties, now
going on, we do not wonder Mt the
faeH that mass meetings of Democrats,
are being held at different points,
calling on the vigilence Committees to
organize for the "sake of the Union -
At a meeting held a day or so ago, in
one Of the Felicianas, the following
extract from the resolutions strikes
US as very significant. - "onr De-
mocratic friends every where are
earnestly solicited to organize them
selves into Democratic associations in
their respective parishes, bearing in
mind, that "the price Of Liberty is
Aernoi rigiieuce," and that UNI
TED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE
FALL" The very same thing we
have always conteDded for but what
manner of merchandise is the "liber-
ty" here spoken Of? It is generally
purchased by succumbing to wire
workers-applauding the .fetes of po-
litical mountebanks; taking in pay for
the setrice some paltry Office bestow-
ed at the hand of the party in power.
Divided we fall ~ This is the ex.
clamaton the gentleman made when
he caught bold of the mandving
lamp post, and stayed it from falling
into the gutter.
If a man cannot be true patriot
a republican--in short "Democrat"
without being member Of the ward
caucus or the "Parish Vigilence
Committee" then he cannot be, by
exclaimiug, with tears in his eyes.
divided we fall +" Because the very
word divided in this connection, has
broad and vulgar significance it
points to the profits and the spoils Of
Office.
CovNTERFElTs.-The Crescent
complains that fellows are continually
going north to impose upon the Yam
KEGS, as kind Of partial payment
1--WE presume) for their imposition on
the South. The Crescent says that
some ground and lofty tumblers,"
Gymnas's etc, etc, now in New York
are profting (perbaps) by represent
ing themselves in the small bills of
the day, as well as the large, as being
natiues Of the Crescent City. Mr..
"Bill Lake, styles himself the Great
New Orleans Clown" and Mile Ag-
mes, passes current as the celebrated
Creole Gymnast The Crescent man
says: he does not rccoflect ever hav-
ing been disturbed by the noisy fame
Of either of these products of the
Crescent City. In the same conrec-
ton the Crescent, says it may be ft-
ting for us to notice our surprise at
the great number Of arrivals from
New Orleans and Louisiana chroni-
cIed in the New York hotel reports
Names that never were heard Of here,
are to be found there thick ms the
leaves Of Valambrosa," and individu-
ais who could not tell Chartres from
Camp street, record their arrival from
New Orleans daily. We do not up-
dcrstand the philosophy Of the thing,
or where the advantage lies that rea-
ders the practice desirable.
II il most assuredIx q lllllhu0 and
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and family; Mr.. Hellbrown; L, Gard
ner; Miss A. Lewis; +. Newman Mr..
Douglas +: D. Madden !; Mitchell and
friend; James Smith; Mrs. Bridge and
friend; Bedford and friend; G. Brown;
Mr.. Mayer; Mr.. Cooke; II. Christian
and friend; q. Doods; Pascoe and four
friends; Webery and friends, Mr.. May
err; Mr.. Green and lady: w. Nicolas ;
Mr.. Puss and friends Mrs Edgecom-
be and child Mr.. Frank; F. Klune ;
Mr. Culnan /; ?. Bush and son Mr..
Patterson; Mrs. Craig; Mrs. Benjamin.
How TO DO UP SHIRT BosoMs
We often hear ladies expressing a des-
ire to know by what prseess the gloss on
new linen, shirt bosoms, &c, is produc-
ed, and in order to crafty them, we
subjoin the following recipe:
Take two ounces of fine white gum
arabic powder-put it in q pitcher,
and pour on pint or more Of boiling
water, according to the strength you
desire-and then having covered it,
let it set all night-in The morning
pour it carefully from the dregs into a
clean bottle, cork it, and keep it for
use. A tablespoonful Of gum water
stirred into pint Of starch, made in
tbs usual manner, will give lawns, eth
er white or printed, look of newness,
when nothing else can restor them after
washing
Collars must be done differently
BoeAN Il LEeENDnE, Tin and Copper
smiths, on Third street, have an un-
exceptionable tin pattern. A very
cbasie collar; besides being the very
last agony.
YANKEE ARRANGEmENTs.-Mr.
Slawson, the enterprising proprietor
Of the Common and Claiborne street
Omnibus line, N. O. has appended the
patent fare register to his vehicles.
This is an arrangement whereby the
driver is Immediately informed who
got in at the corner Of Poydras
whether it was half ticket or a whole
ticket full fare head, Or dead
head" It also tells the sex and color
Of the passenger. All the thing
wants, to be perfect machine, is
to bark, like dog, when
the man gets out without Paying the
driver; or something to take bold Of
his coat tail and drag him to the streets
end, for justice.
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Jbtlfprklq Cnnlrt
sunday Morning, ;: Oct. IS, 1854.

We had the profit aud pleasure, of be-
ing present, Yesterday morning, at
the meeting Of this society, in their
room at the Capitol. A learned and
well written paper, was read before
the society, BY DR.. J. NJ. Williams,
en- the treatment of yellow fever; after
which, a very interesting discussion
took place. It is really gratifying in
deed to see The good feeling, and fel-
lowship existing in the medical profess
sion Of this city and the society-be-
sides cementing the bonds, bids fair
to be An honor and a credit to the
State. In the coming month, a pub
lie lecture will be delivered by mem
Der Of the society, in obedience TO the
bylaws, Of which, notice will be given.
10 Prof II. E, Rothchild j. in
town, and proposes to teach a class in
music and dancing. In the latter ac-
co,nplishment the Professor brings
evidence of his proficiency, and we
speak good class for him.
Tue COMMERCIAL BulLET1N.-Will
the proprietors Of this sterling city pa
per, enquire into the cause, Of the
Bulletins ,rregularity in the country 7
seldom less than two come together at
this office-often three, and still oft
ener when all the other dailies are at
hand, the Bulletin is behind.
We doubt not there is some good
and sufficient reason for this, and only
ask The question to have our curioufity
satisfied
Tue LAST CALL-On tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, in front Of The
Court House door, in this city, will be
sold at public auction, by L. E. Pow
ers Il Co, all the real, and personal
estate OF Madame Constance Ternoir,
in, and about this city. Consisting in
part Of two valuable plantations, IL
town lots, nine slaves, carts, oxen,
mules. horses, dc. The terms are
very liberal, and we invite the especial
attention Of the public to the adver-
tiscment in to-days paper.
EF Since our article on the loss OF
the Arctic, was published we learn
from New Orleans, that the list of
passengers published therein, is list
Of the lost, SO far as yet ascertained.
The list will be found again in our pa
per to-day. Since the loss Of the i'll
fated President, two or three years
ago, no calamity on the seas, has out
equalled in tragic detail, the loss Of the
Arctic, if we except perhaps the Getty
of GLASGOW Our readers will recog-
nizc among tile lost by the Arctic,
many respected citizens Of this State.
BoNNETs AeAlN.-Some of the
Bells Of New York, object seriously
to the new edict of fashion, requiring
a small "nigger' to walk behind and
carry the bonnet on a silver saliyer;
on account principally Of its expen-
siveness. They suggest that the arti-
clcs be worn on the top of the sun
shade, and many are strictly follow
ing the suggestion. We do not re-
commend the ladies at the Capital to
follow, until they find authority for it
in the "Lady's Book"
@C. Il. Dunn, Esqr., is an
nounced in the Southern Mirror, pub
lished ut Jackson, as candidate to
fill the vacancy in the Legislature oc-
casioned by the death Of DR.. A. J.
Randaldson. The election takes place
on the first Monday in the approach
ing month.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

Madam Anna Bishop, Bochsa, and
julia Gould are giving series of op-
era, at the NIetaopolition New York, in
a splendid style.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

nrFor still further accommoda-
ton, the accommodation line" for
Grccn,eeN Springs, will leave VIM
CLINE & Cos stables at half past two /;
instead of 8 o'clock, as heretofore
Fare each way 81. Passage can be
engaged at the Stables. See advertise
ment
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-10-15

ES-It is asserted that his highness,
Soulouque, the black Emperor of
Hayti, is now worth about two million
Dollars. lie is great speculator-
has six destilleries with sugar planta-
tons attached, for making rum, be-
sides some sixty stores and tenements
in Port-au-Prince, yielding him a
handsome revenue.
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&c, 7. Dunn, Esqr., is an
nounced in the Southern Mirror, pub
lished ut jackson, as candidate to
fiji the vacancy in the Legislature oc-
casioned by the death of DR.. A. J.
Randaldson. The election takes place
on the first Monday in the approach
ing month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
Just to hand,

Ar TFIE DRUG STORE,
"A FRESH Supply Of BOOKS, STATION
a cry, &C., consisting, in part, Of the fol.
lowing;
The Thought Blossom Gem of the Season,
Flora's Interpreter, t;ift Book Of Gems.
Flo,as Gcm. Gems Of Beauty,
Ladies' Keepsake, Floral Keepsake,
Crystal Fount, Dew Drop,
Tiff Of Flowers, The Alec,
Gift of Affection, The Rose,
Poetical Works Of Milton, Campbell. Cowrcr,
Moore, Byron. Burns, Thompson, Pollock and
others; together with q great variety Of Miscel-
lancous Works. Port Foios, Albums, Letter aud
Note Paper, &c.
November 8. 10
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Cupper On.

FTtHE sulsrlIlsI husiag hseone PIuPiietof q
IL ths Tn snl caPpeH EsiallishHlrnl lsirly
ownri n A. 4. MnH3ock. h~gs issse - inissm
Inc rilisrns a Hillsi-ugoash and The suueandiag
eonuiry, hat he xiii cOntinue 10 carry % the
Tin ana Copper Bssiness N al is ssrisas
hranrhcs. anA would h< plessed 10 have esli
from N wishing 10 f.uschs-s any artiels n has
line a l.usIness-
Mesrhsnss wiil be sspgEina = he usual shs.ls-
sale pEires. a Tia shersrsd nasine. and he Tin
Selisersd N iiseiT deoss FIRE ~ oos- Every az
lirIe wsrrsnisd 10 Ne u good material and the
workmanship god.
iIss shop vii h. fenna On Hing sisefs. seEa
ef lhe Masonic Han and opposite lhs Hotel u X.
Nichols. ESQ.
CHARLES THOMPSON.
sept- IA. 1889 ely
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blacksmith Shop.

TsHE sui.scril<r has nov In operation one a
II lhs nsasi extensive Smith shops esrr carried
an IN Inc town q Marlborough. Having pro-
cured the services AZ Mr.. iAsks III. BAHsEs, ioF-
mssIy Of Poslssnouih. Va, as farrnsn. with oihef
rosi Noshern aud southern woIkmen, he hegs
leave 10 say thai he Is now PfrPaisd % execute
N wosk IN this line VI business IN The hest man
psr and q short nosice. Plsnislien Nark wiil
H. done with neainess and despatch, and Horses
.hoa IN lhe besi manner. The iron work on
coaches, huegirs. &c. will he executed IN 80
perier style and with proper regard 10 rs dura'
hiliiy. For further information call Of his shop
souih east u the court House.
A. Z. MURDOCH.
January IS. 70
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DIR. STRONG'S
Compound Sentative Fills.

rV'HESE Pills are Entirely Vegetable, and are
! most superior Medicine inthc cure Of al
Bilious Complaints, ChiHs and frrer, Dgaal,-
sra, cosfirtmss, Lircr Compliant, .Iaundice,
S;ck Headache, Scrotuia, Sat Rheum, Ferers 81
aHkinis, Loss eJ Appeiite, OCsfruet,d and PAIN
JuI lMcnsiruofion, and all lingering diseases.
Asa F,lmalc Medicine they ACT like charm;
and when taken according 10 the directions, they
never fail TO cure the worst cases Of Piles, af
Ter all other remedies fail.
They puril, the blood, cqualize the circulation,
restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Sccrctory
Organs to healthy ,nne and action; and as an
Anti. Bilious Family Medicine, they have no c.
quail. Price 20 cents per box.
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IN. sTRONG'S

pEJTDRAL g.TUNIAGH pILIa,
A Remedy for Coughs, Colls, Caf0rrh, Bron-
chifis, Group. Whooping Cough, Asthma. Con-
sumption, Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia, coslive-
ness, Erysiprlas, Disease of the Heart. Intlamma-
iion and Pain in the Chest, Back and Side, and
all diseases arising from dcranyed stale Of the
Stomach, and 10 relieve the distress and bad feel
ing from eating too hearty food, in weak and
dysmplic habits. u Warranted to he pure
~ vegetable.
These Pills act MS an Expcctorant, Tonic, and
Aperient. One 25 cent box possesses three times
more power 10 cure diseases than a one dollar
bottle Of any of The Syrups, Balsams, or SaisaPa-
rllas that were ever made. and simple trial Of
only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote ENpectOratiOn,
Loosen the Phlpgm, and Clear the lungs and
other Sccretory Organs Of all morhil matter, and
there is no other remedy in the whole Matcria
Medica capable Of impariing such healing pro-
pcriies 10 the Lungs and Vital Organs as these
Pills. They cure COStiveRcSS. produce
a good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price 25 cents per box, containing IS
doses Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell The Pills. and get
The Planters Almanac gratis, giving full par
ticulars and certificates Of cures.
Both kinds Of the above named Pills are Coz
sale in HiIsborough by DENNIS HEARTH;
and at Chapel Hill by las. 5. LUCAS; who
also keep supply Of DR.. Speneer's Vegetable
Pills. and DIR. HulI's Celebrated Pills, which stop
the Chills and Fever the first day. and do not
sickcn the stomach or operate on the bowels.
August -. n0-ly
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10 the Ladies'.

VOU will find Il the Drug Store, a large and
= select assortment of
Fancy Articles, PcrfuMcry. &C.,
embracing Work Boxes, Cabas. Jewel Boxes
Wiring Desks, Paper Weights, Flower Vases,
(new siyc,) Port folios, Port Monnaics, Hair
aud 'roolh Brushes, Combs, i,i variety, Sewing
Binds, Toilet Bottles, with fine variety Of Co
losncs, Toilc, Soaps, &c.
April Ia. So
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,PRING IMPORTATION OF
Foreign Goods,
Domestic Fabrics
Just Look at This !!

~ you want Candies, Cigars, Smoking Tohac-
co, Chewing Tobacco, SnuiI, &c. Of the very
hest qualities. aud cheaper than can lie bought
al any other house IN liillshornush, call at d.
!" Exchange" one door below Long a
Webh's store.
March 9TH, 1854. Co.
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lnSL Received.

A FRESH supTly q Wslls's AiOmaiis sehis-
n dan SChh4PFs. sPeclhe ioT inclPisni Dioi'-
n, Ki1ney cOnPlsihts, Gravel and sioie' az
nF for sale Al de Printing OEics.
September ~. W.
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HENRY,S
lMyl6DRAIING CORDIAL
Purely Vegetable in lis Composition.

Iuiuiy ttsChubio III its vVfAlVeitiVh'
yUNHI5 invaluable Cordial Is extracted from
IL Herbs and Roots. which have been found
aiicr years Of experience, by the most shlllul
Physicians, to he possessed oi qualities most 10.
nrficial in the diseases for which il is recommend.
ed, and hence whilst il is prosecuted 10 the public
as an cllicacious remedy, il is also known 10 he
Of that character on which reliance may I've piac.
ell as To lis safety. in cases Of Impoiency, Hoe
NOR hayes, Disortcred Sicrility, Mcnstrsation,
or Suppression of tho Mcuses rluor Aihus or
Whites, Or for
DEBILITY
arising from any cause, such as weakness from
sickness, where the patient has becn confined TO
bed for some time, for Females after Confinc-
mcnt, Abortion or Miscarriage, this Cordial can.
not be excclled in its sautary effects; in loss
of Muscular Energy, Irriiabiljiy. Physical Pros
ira,ion, Seminal Weakness, Paptation Of the
Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishncss, Decay Of the
Procreaiive Functions. Nervousness, &C.. where
a roSic Medicine is required. il will I've found
equal, il poi superior 10 any Compound ever us-
Cd.
TO FEMALES.
Hcnry's Invigoraiing Cordial is ono Of the
most invaluable Medicines in the many Com
plants 10 which Females are subject. II assists
nature 10 brace the whole ~ stem, checks Excess.
, ses, and creates renewed health and happiness
Less suffering, disease and unhapPiness among
Ladies would exist, were they gcnrray TO adopt
the use OF this Cordial. Ladies' who arc dcbili.
ialcd by those instructions which females are IL
able 10, are restored hy the use Of bottle or two
! TO bloom aud 10 vigor.
/ NERVOUS DEBILITY.
To those who by excess have brought upon
themselves Weakness Of the System, Premature
Decay, Nervous Affection, or any other consc.
quenccs Of unrcslrained indulgence. icssenins
both mental and boJily capariiy-Hold. Hen.
rvs invigoratng Cordial,a Medicine that is pure
ly Vegetable, will aid nature TO restore those i'm
porianl functions 10 healthy state, and will prove
Of service. il possesses rare virtues, is general
remover qf disease, and Strengthened Of the sys.
TEN.
AS 4 TONIC MEDICINE,
il is unsurpassed. We do moi place this Cordial
on fooing with quack medicines, and, rs is
customary, append a long list Of Recommends.
tons, Certificates, &C., beginning with I" Hear
what the Preacher saws" and such like; il is
not necessary, for Hcnry's Invisorating Cor
dial only needs trial 10 prove that il will nc.
complish all we say.
TIE GENUINE "HENRf,S INvIGO.
RATING CORDIAL"
l. put up in 8 on Pannel Bottles. and is easily
recognized Ivy the Manufacturers signature on
The label Of each Bottle, Ito counterfeit which is
forgery.)
= Sold for 50 per Bottle; Six for 50; and
81 6 per dozen.
Prepared only by S. L. COHEN. No. 3 Frank
lin Raw, Vine Street. below Eighth, Philadelphia,
Pa, no WHOM ALL ORDERS Nrsr M ADDRESSED.
For Sale by most Of The respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout The country.
April 26, 1854. Sly