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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17


yon have the goodness 70 tell how that concerns
the legatoD!
'W6y, certainly, Mr. EDITOR. The Times Is known
to be q very powerful snd influential journal"
"Well, Mr. Secretary"
"Weli, Mr. Edter"
tWell, Mr. Secretary"
"Well, really Nc. Editor"
"wsll. really Mr. Secretary"
Mr.. sickes. according 70 the acoount, wasnos par
tculsry fat at either diplomacy or bushes the
editor being probably familiar with botn. Seeing
that be had failed In his miseion, (mseting with
such dull chap) the Secretary AMI said tina :
che hoped the organ OF the British government
would not admit aDy more Of these tscks upon the
American President and his Cabinet"
Mr.. Secretary, will you be kind enough to inform
ne vho has Iepresen ed the Fnes the organ
Of the BRUSH government We have been uoder
the impression that the 1tmss was ~ independent
journal; and We sers not aware till sow that your
government had 5cpossd any dplemst either IL In
stitute relations for With the United States or ~
call In question the relations instituted ourselves"
The aforesaid Mr. Scsles is re ported to have 70
tired with but small abatement OF his uaua bland
Dess.
wtst occurred between the Ambassador and nj,
Secretary II also passing currest, bat deem that n
may - counterfeit adhere. Therefore, 70 what u
pretty vel kksvs.
Having failed IN the diplo alto line. tss A-.b.s
fador 10 .ad 20 have rcsort,d 10 tss cor sui Ar bat
terry; and rseqnsDtly, MIR. George Sander IN,
censul IT, OF GOOD authority rsporssA " cave rushed
Up to the Irn,S buildings, Aad made his way, Vi Il
erprs, both hxts donbsd, inso t,s presence u ths
editor, sarewha, after he style Tat judge Gall
hsrsos lssds I'm lss readers u supposs that Dsy,
CIcckst rushed no towards the chair Of the SeeAksl
Of the Bense OF Representatives,
Mr. Editor, Young ASsrica wsn't stand Mis-
judge Dousas won't sts.d u; the Axsricao peopl,
vent stssd IL; sso, that 10 n~e, 1, George sac
Ssrs, the American Csasul to Lsaden, wen
stand itW
It's said thai the editor rang . bel. and p,li.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

KuIrD 1T FAILING THRopGH GRAiIsa Yesterday Coro
r<r Gamble held an inquest at the Esv York H,spita
upon the body Of Thomas Cavansgh, laborer who died
freu injuries received BY falling into grating in front
tie house 3 LeosArd street II appeared taat diseased
vas walking past the place with friends about ten
O'Clock the night Of the sb inst whsp on stepping
on the grating, dt vas irsecufs) slipped ABIDE, and
he FELL leg Gorg down the hole and causing him TO
be rupiuTec In mot Zig it'll manner &c immedi.
Ats conveyed to the hospital and attended, BY Or Mo
Comb He fingered In great sgo<y II yess.rdsy
ne, -btp he died The jury returned The following
dot THAT Tn rn C,vsnsgh came To his death
injuries received by falling through the CRATE hole 10
rctt OF the house Me- lis Leonard street The Jury
o.fsfser the owner occupants very much blame In
hot that The grating properly sscured Ca
ADssh native Of Ireland, and twenty years Of
age.
SUICIDE BIT HANGING - Axle Peterson q German about
thirty Wars q sgs yesterday hung hm.rH with DOM
foTter The ipqreft vas held by Cor Wilhelm. A
csue-ic IN the toure gave the folio wing iestimoby:
Catherine Kisfsberth testified thai Mr. Peterson baS
otnpsined Of rh,umts and gastric fever for several
Days tId hsf hs<r Hsttr the osrs o. doctor; We'd
r<sAy pisht Mr. Ps.rtn told her he ~Sptsd 10 eissc
ard not "a make Iose wake him she left The
s.ereo and head 70 unc s,ir,i a about hsf past -
O'Clock she went ssan, ssd rsnty opsstg the ooo -sat
into tfe rncn fouBd af PETERSON hanging szsinH'
the wli fusysrded ~ HIS cmfotef his D. tru
cling ~ N tn msuth; he was quite Tad; NJ DAoher
dept another led 10 The srd hsari no
roiss, he arsrs o. the circumsssncs uat,l he
aroused sxd Petsrsoa hanging against tina val
10 said Mr. Petersen under temporary di1cul. ~
verdict vM rsturnsd q suicide By hanging hinsek
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News from NobrasIxa.

TRKATI1s With THE RDiAkS-rHB TERRITORY
oFEHSD FOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TIE
From the st. Joseph {Ao) e...t., Feb. II
their lands lying the Nissou river. fron this month
Of the Platte to Iowa Cvsk Major Gate ~ood passed.
from the government 70 make treaties with the Omah
Ottoes, hisours, Pawnees and the half bree is fo' al
forty miles above 81 Joseph and s1t.ndDs up the ysr
above Council Bluff, lows iacluding what u known ~
On arriving At his post We Learn, he found mos. Of the
Ipdsns lad come in and were anxious to ee and,
stqusnt 10 had but little dneul,y in assembling
The scuis and om.Sss had asst and some eight .,
the latter killed. The afeuIty was soon adjuatsd
We Learn r'h.r That Hsor G..swood vim forth With
proceed 10 make treaties with the Ooes Msour Paw.
Lsss and Haf Breeds. II h believed BY this time he has
70 Washington city with the chiefs Of tribe, to
have the treaties ran.d. By the nrst ct Hay Jane
viii BE- opened to the settlement Of the white man
L. .Sa0D 70 1 II; . ,s v; II: s
Council BLUFFS INDIAN AGENCY, Jaa rs, 1854
have the great satisfaction to inform you that the
treaty with the Omaha tribe ia concluded Ali the cou..
try from the mouth Of the Platte TO the mouth OF the
Iowa Greek, and west ~ far the Omaha territory
tsrds will By the Hrst Of July next. and probably
Ths editor Of the Nebraska Doera published ct Old
We are .ushof..d By Col Lakewood, Iadt.n Agent to
settlement BY the erst OF May rext.
The following, copied from the Nebraska Demacrs,
gve very inerssing soooapt Of the country occupied
By the Ottoss and Missouri Iodians:-
The country Inhabited BY the Ottoes and hissouris
east extends from the mouth OF tbs Little NsmAba mp
the Missouri river to the mouth OF the Nsbassa Great
Plate river and west 10 boundary described In the
venon made with said tribe Sept Is 1888 The country
ocsupec BY this tribe u the most desirable portion Of
Nebrsska Territory, having beautiful supply OF TIMER
soii asurpssssd BY any in the Missouri valley Wills:
for beauty Of scenery az pure watsr It 10 unequalied
PeroOs whiting this region but at perceive
the eligibility Of N.era.ka CITY formerly oo Fort Rear
Dy) tbs centre Of the river portion OF this country
and sight Of the states OF hnsoe and Iowa. whilst the
landing e the beat the Missouri rvsr and the
road from this point via Fort Kearny and Fort Laramie
- Csorni, Oregon and WNhins ton IL admits o to b.
the best OF AIRY Acro,s the eonttnsDs.
We are inf rned ~ ,hs ''old posssr" Col BoulvArs,
1.-THE Postmaster ut this place who to thts oouutr
1872 that at that time the Ottoss had 1909 ~Arrsr
srd In . prosperous condition. The WIN trio
numbers less Than ZOO souls This fact alone 10
icent ocmp cot upon the psl nioous effects Of
euity TO white sstlenents 1t Ia fast notorious !.
this region Of country that these Indians have for
years desreo to sell their present possssops reports
the contrary potvithstanciSg, and It Ia equally We
Known that they will sell 1t reasonable price.
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Regulations for Lent.


The following are The alatLns for Lent for tbs pre-
sent year
/ Ali ths week days Of Lent. from Ash Wed oesdsy till
Easter Sunday, feat days Of prso-pt on meal
with ,he allowance e . moderate collation. In the even
ra precsrt Of stips i'm p,r also that Of ab ao.nc-
from tbs ute OF d sh, most Bat By dspsnsAitoo
tie OF Gssh meat is allowed 10 ths diocsss. .,
principal meal on hondays, Ta.sdays ard Thursday a
Lspt, from the drst Sunday until Palm Sunday.
.. The II meat is not all ,v.d Tnuriisy nsx'
Afssr Ash Wednesday Any day in the Holy Wee,
imm.S iAteI prccssdins Easter Sunday.
susdsys Of Lent, exospt Palm Su day ~hi,h day
ab,tipeDee from flesh meat, bu, lot da, Of fast.
Is not allowed to use nsh with assh meat At tn,
There Ia ohibion to use eggs alter or ohsess
pro.io TIE rules OF qusctiy bod the fact bs
Unurch eaousss from the obj s,i ,.s OF fssa,s (bu
OF from flesh meat ssospt special
canes or he Ike, the following sssss 81 psrsors
lst tbe IN m; ID toots whose duties 4 exhaust
Ing snorious chsra stsr 3D. persons oay At
,,,nr II cir growth 4b WON. o In prsgpspoy
ips ipisots; oh tsss. Who esfs,b,sn b, I'D az,
But the persons should be- psrss adso ast d.
that they li.d 70 ,ton from IN. ec-pt-so
that Their no. obsfv ng II may svs offence 10 thsii
ovu contc,erc- boi scandal To- thcir For tni-
turposs they have any DOUBT will cell
,ut tbsn spittrai director or their psysioAa. They
shall however chsrish the ist-rbr spirit OF thus holy
...yop, The IL they abls compiy With tins
rytsr, opse Il fsisg mortincstion spirit,
a .rsv and pun for ain; ssrt ~ praye and
recollection This Is III. duty Of AL Aus without tsh
,,st its.l wouie D. ri scsd BY God
The public relsOu exercises during Lent IN M
al uc. a the city 10 otmn snce zach svsriss ~ seven
ticaek. I'll be-
- Ho,dsy In tbs Church Of the Nativity.
on Tr.ea' In s.. Jsme' 81 Jossph's. and g, ViBosn,
q Psups (F,esct)
on w-ds~sosy IN Sc Pst4r's Mot Holy R-i.-o-r's
Germany 81 Ersscis Assissinm, st Frsson Xsvsr's
49, ~ AIMEE.
o. 1burso.r 20 tho Csti @dral S. Audrss's =. g..
ttsn's ~ Cur. sAs, u Btcsstr, und 4 Aiphops1p.
On Fitsr in-t ksryis rranibgur.tton, ~. NionolAs
tfa Mi II " kstesnsr's
La; viii eomE-rss On Wednesday, 1st March.
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DepaI ture or Bishop Fitzpatrick An Incl.
dent that Preceded It

|
yesterday was B..hop FEpAtrek He psstsd ~ have
Trsvehted Whattsey nsej not bs repealed There
ip, hosever An inc,osnt conpsotsd With, that pre-
seded the departure Of the Bi.top, which worth
onise since looked ons spell a. though might inter
tere little with his getting Of Lssy, tbs Court Of
Common Pleas one Felix kc9airs brought . su 70 re-
% g a''ss ':.: s.s1
atd the Bshop was beaten The jury dxmass
between $50 $780, To. Of This suit ~as tnis IL
oritf-M CURE edes IN Eus xtoo some three wars
spoa, prisst Charles hsCsiiAn o. that ward throuRa
vsii,us reprsssn aticns induced Nc3ars Is IL
dustsous prudent man. to put his money (soms s70o)
INTO the church estsrprse sdf beng 1t tna tim,
in process Of erection MoGare anallv put is all
csvnf certain pspsrs FRI the prisst that we're NOT
Md no. rst It. ii. cid However g, certain
nom the Mshep, wing tna' his money had bssa put
smeshere and whore 1t brought him brsAi aud bat
ter lnsn or coal He and run, from Dan to Bsrhss
bu. rot penny oouii he get. H' nnsly brought the
Blu, bow . nav difficulty cane rha Bishop was writ
ten AID written TO BY COUNSEL Of the thst had
ssn brought against him, and that he expected TO
FaaIy Tuesday right came. It was Iumorsd that the
Bsht woulc sail yestere ~, snd q BediD take sho
om some aosn tns nsrSor ,oe.nnss An snssua va.
square, proceeded to the resldsnos Of the Bishop in
Ffanhln street, to ~rvsit he oallei once Bsaop
times. Bishop not in again Bat IL SO happsnsd this
Aft time that the officer knew the bishop wa In
~. 2. S% ,nusn o the s.s
vent h-Nv the holy man" who received him with
cir Of cordially ~ shovy hsartless and At
or ce proceeded to buiness Ten thousand hsms and
has and othH fol dero put forth BY the Bshop
Who svids Dty felt that he had been eAaght where the
"haro was short
Fi,spstriok thought that there was ~ "indeeent
tsss' In the procsstisgs, but the officer hsdnt any
for talk aud ua neo the alternative Hs wasn't
vorl6liDe--the preacher or . hod-csrrier Tindipg
Ihinss &c ting hot and close, tbs Bishop mads
check for the Of the which tbs on ,sr
took and len Good taken TO present It to the
bank 1t early hour for the purpose giving time
institute frrther proosednss had not been duly hon
rad
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Legal InreIllgenos.

supyRxE Cousr UsHaD srArxs Feb l2-MoxH.
msr n. Jackson and an StArkvsathsr Eos, OF Wiz.
fn'ib, and George STARK Weather, Es4 Of New Yorh
admitted a'trseys and sounselors Of this oouYt
bS. Robsrt Forsyth John Re- aods ct IL In error
tn. Cfooit Oosr II the Uoitsd States for sots NJ
Juetc- atres delivered the opinios OF the Court 70.
r@ips the decree u the said Orcult ourt this eausa
srh co.t- and rsE,ndsg the cass with difsctIons 10
ditmss the bill Of DOM plAint without pr,iadcs M "A
hserJ Turner al plaintiffs In srror, Jossph q
yatss. The argument Of tails cause c,uunusd ~
NJ Ksverdy Johnson fer the defendant error AND Con-
eunsc BY Or May, fos the plaintiff Ia error. No g.
c'r. bu. ID Thorp, plaintiff IN error, Ardel Ray.
ruoct Tns argunsnt Of ths~sauss sas o,m neussd ~
Mr. Lawrence, for the pl.rnn error and &C allowed 81
Nr Schsll for the defendant In error Nsts--No sc
h'mii'on Murray, use As, plsntR, John A. GlSsoa
It cAnse vas argued the 9th instant By Mr. May d.
The p,sintf. Adjourned.
FIN. N.-No 81 Arthur u. Foley, psiatir In error ~
samuel I. HAriison This oauss argued ~ Mr. Law
renee for The plaintiff In and by Mr. RcaIsuin for
the defendant in Adjourned.
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Passed Nidsi ipr - W

Passed Nidsi pr - Bassstt has b. ca ords,si 70
- eoe'vys y Pepfs, lsns ~ Aetrg Master Parser
GIse r. Gisvol oTdsss. - the - sie R-sf L.ut
hare Bs OWN o dttsd TO he frixas. So L.srsscs
ths n,s sh Of The PAciHs % aasroo. Hsary D. DIX
.c'ing nioshpmaa Usissd States Navy, has rsdgssd-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-17

OF Streets md Lamps with award Of soasast to Smith D.
Bssvs - hight the oil lamps Of the city, furnish OIL 10
the rate OF $50 700 pr year, which soA6rnsd
DIVISION, viz
Afsrna,iys-AIa<ns~ Brow, wna.msoa Bi.nt Baird
Hfdfnrs, ". Tncksr, voorhis Trowbridgs BoAidmau
Wsisnas Covert uhaupssy Christy, the Prssi .sat Al
osrs.n Loro, = a. lus&er, Not, and DrAks-u Mega
Accnmun'ssiion received non the Con uissiossr
OF HPiirs sId suspSs reiAivs IN the probable e,st Of
nttIg The tsssmsns Of the HALL for ocs for the
Collector Of Assessments Laid the table.
On motion the Board thsa adjourned unul Monday 10th
instant, % O'Clock, p n. ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
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Before Juess 6uo1ruh and Jury.
Frr 10 - Rotert Hotu John Oysv Sh~,sF Dc mt
ssw Was r'nm"d 70 osy Vsrstst for the pisint1 $40
E,sene Holpas " Ri hard Ctw~eu ss.d az Psehord On
eI Aeiion o. assault bsssry for $40 oOs I,-vAs
ssged that ON tns 9Th OF MreA, 1883 tsfsudsa. a.
suit ,snr snd Ia nid,si injuries upon hica
fscufns TO Of hs riss which hin larr. SUN d
ne, 10 medical sastsscs ke The defence sst thsA
no plsinn committed the hrst ass, nIt and thar n.
more VIC -noe vas usd b. the de than vSs sscs,
sy preset hisssf snd 70 rspsl the Assaa u tns
plsiat6. Verdict for $50
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Tee nsAntAs00 ,ss to~s 81 Peinsm Mass, ssvs
petohsc the L~sl.ssrs p ,l.r. 70 ssrr.ader tbr
tow shartss, and TO become disfraachised.
new possoAss has beea established In the town q
sScos. nosa ecsnN n T., q ths West oWsgs sysVk-
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Ely Lord, ard q d Tucker, in the aAarmadvs
Alderman Brown. Baird, Howard, w.ksnAn, Covert,
Kelly, Hsrrick, Mott, Drake, In the N gatvs.
stated sosaion OF the Beard or CouneiImen
OFFICIAL.
THURSDAY Feb 10, 1854.
prsient, the President, Edwin Brown, Esq, and
By oounsilmAp JACKSON or W. Niles, 70 have sswsr
attracted in Fer fourth street. Tenth aveaus 10
sorth river To Conpi,tse on sewers
By CosneiluAn wnD-of Hcse Company No no. for in.
ssssed scoomm odaton in their carriage house No Is
Ann street To Committee on Fire Dspartmsnt
BY Cosncilmsn ssR--0f George @. Scki.s and Others
er = yer In Barrow .trsst 70 connect With the pre-
Sewers
By CouDsmAn PmIrs-Of c. r Rutteug.r, 70. relief
from taxes for 1853 70 Committee on Finance
By CopncilmAn W. SxnH--Of Eden s Jaquss and
Others, 10 etaSgs the chap+s the nAme Of Viii shall
street 10 South Broadway To Committee on Streets.
BY CcuIc Imam FAYE ~ cits.ns Of Ssvsptsanth gard
hat distractions r Ebveath ssst s.coad Avsnus
re removed. To comm, 80 Cleaning Streets
By O. upciiman CURRY OF Lewis Lane and othera 10
have Eleventh. avenue lighted with gas from Tvsaty.
SEVENTH to Forty third street.. To Conmttee on Lamps
By Councilman Curry OF VIM. Simpson and Others,
for public Esitet in the vicinity u Eevep,b avenue
snd ftir'y. oaIsl street 70 comnittse Oh Markets.
BY ssm.-0f John z Pauliron and others tina, Eighty.
fourth street betveen ssuentb and Ninth avenues be 10
Psired TO Committee on Reads
~ Coupoilr 40 MOLINE Oi Hoe Company No ga IN
have Groom water put n their house in Forty eighth
street, near Esh n avenue To COMMITTEES on Fire Dc
pnrinent.
eytaaA-0f John Adams and others that sixty.
ssVsn sseet between Broadway and To sth avenue be
suis ed. To Committee ON Roads
- ssns-O. John P. pasnson and Others, that Eigh.
y taio street. bstvsso Ssvsnth and the Hudaon
rrsf, be opened 10 Committee Roads
RsxoSsrnAscu
BY Counct msp ARsrfi- " ZEE opany No IS Agsips.
iskipg sot No ~ Cnafss street fof s,aton houss T,
Goa mi;tse On Fire Department
REFOLrTrnys
BIZ Coproiluan snrs-rA@s the sidewalk on north
ids Of Front streey bss-e-n Broad AID More sYests
te red ,ire,. 70 C.um,tts or Streets
BY C,urs Ina ssnH-Thst the street. east side O,
CoeHusr iLo, OF Wsb~r street. be repaired To
tomritss - s'r~-ts
~ U unsmAn Gsssor-rAst the Collector of Taxas 70
rcs tie OF MS sos and fees reosiv@d By
IoIs< a. Of Taxes for he years 1884, tsS2
sue 1853 vita copy ~ he lsst auth 1risng q
eAIJgng and oolseton a ssoh fees ASd eomsississs.
Ado pied.
BY Counsllnan GArsoa-hat tha Superintendent Of
sussu hAvs ~ ashss garbage, 40, removed IRON u
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BRANpRETHs PILLS.

dnenrisn,, or Enlargement 81 Tie Hearf, Arfe-
riss, Ii}cs. &c. &c.
UrSE The nils two ar three times week ~ do
u Sc; sufficient to purge freely; and when
n,royism COMES on, fearless use Of the Pills
must he n,aJe; down with six or eight, aud IN a
l,,,,c white repeat the dose; DO this until the
h,,veIs arc si,or. Iy p,recd THIS effected, the
DANGER is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone ~ the gal-hlddcr are irsaird v ti;s
sune manner; end although considered ncura-
Bile l,y the medical prefessica, are cured BY the
use az Branlre,h's Pills. Fisfs are cured by
Branireilis Pills. Iu severe attacks The dose'
must be f.,l;sixc CT eigtt for a few nights To-
cether will'cure the wnrst'casrs. whenever tins
disease comes "a in the treamrut Oh o,hrr tlsea'
ses. il is a good sign; use nothing but The pills
and. az an outward application. cold cream q
Lard. and make frequent use III cold water locally
Where there have hcen pectoral affections, as
asthmt, consumption, &c, perseverance Will be
rrunired with the pills to ciIcc, permanrn, cure
Blu, any other course will assnredly bring on ,hf
psetoral affection.
u: IL cases Of ileb.itg. HtlkDess. Wosiiags, Dc
ciii,es, CT cons.mpiion approaching. II will be
necessary to commence with small doses. Decin
with enc pill going TO bed, next night two pills
do this alternately for three or four days, OF
kr,aer; IL no alteration takes place, then incieas
a pilI each night until five or six pills are used
then decrease by one pill, down to one pill
SnonId any fevcrish symptoms arise, then taxi
strong ,i,ses until the ,eseI IL reduced. Nhcl
This Is done, the patient may drop down 10 surl
doses as their own judgment shall determine
being careful to keep tho drain upon the impnr
k,.,,ara- =. ,l,,se ,rc rcn,oyed 81 will he thei
enlargement TO sound health.
nr. Dran.lreth's Principal Office, FL Broad
way New York.
cT Agents for the sale Of Rraudieth's Pills
d. Heartt. ITil,sbarough; ]. B. M'Dade. Chspe
Hill; G. IS. kehauc. Mason Hall; A. Mickle 4
Co.. B:nsAarh's School.
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory
Notice. This while you arc reading.

vTylIE subscriber has opened . Tin and Cop
Il per Factory in the Town VI l!illshoioush,
and he will try 10 conduct il Ia the best manner.
He has procured one Of the hest Of Northern
wor men, and his work will I've made Of the hest
material and in the lesi style. Aaer trying the
work, and il should prove not 10 be good. y may
he returned and Iaorc goi in it's place. Tinwill
be soil 1t Northern Prices with costs aud car
riagc.
All hills 10 the amount Of thy dollaTs. al any
place ~ the State. all 10 the amount Of twenty
| i've dollars, within fifty miles Of this puce, and
all hills Of any amount, within twenty-five miles
will he filled and delivered free 81 charge for
TRANSPORTATION. lie woult aay ~ ljs customers
that lie will sell wolk as low az an, house in the
Slate.
| Tho subscriber returns his; marks Tor past "a.
v,rs, and he hopes he will rec-re liberal share
of patronage. as he pledges himself 10 do justice
and To cndeasor to give full satisfaction ~ hi
work.
All orders will he thanh fully received, and hi
work dong with nfainess and despatch.
az His shop rill lie found at this ;imf on
door below Maj. Palmcr's Store.
w. s. CHEEK.
November ~, To-
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DIR. sTRDNG's
Compound SanatiYc ri j..

tI,HESE Pills arc tnIirt!y Egtfnbk, end are
most superior Medicine IA The cure Of all
Bilious Complaints, chils and f,rer, pp'pt,p;
sia, t,asiinhsss. l.irer Complaint, Jnndies
S;rk Ikminchc, Scrofula, Sat Rheum, Ferers q
aHkinds. Lo.s ~ dppeiiie, 0tsf'nefedand Pam.
ful Mensfruetion, aud all lingering discascs.
Asa f.lmalc Medicine they at like charm
aud when iakrn according 10 ihr ii,ecii,als, The,
never fail 10 cure ihr worst cases Of Piles, Of
Ter all other remedies iail.
They pnrii, The blood, efualizr The circulation
restore the Liver, Kidneys, aud other Sccreto,
Organs To healthy tone and action: aud as al
Anti. Bilious Family Medicine, ihsy have 10 9
quail. Price - cents lsr box.
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