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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

CHARGE nF FuRGISG IgNsl0S PApgRs-rb.
Washington Sta: says :" The Conln,.ioner Of Pea.
SONS has caused the arrest of Ghar!cs A. Arundel g.
f. 'tuN county. W., u charge OF prcsentu, cory
ii m altered r"a0rt Of That comfy the alteration be.
!i;u., %; time in which she would be entitled 20 The a.
rr&rsrs of pension pals! Ia her jnver $70Ol 40 rly
WIDOW Of . revolutionary sol:Ier. \ United S;alc,
deputy marsha! Of Virginia passed through Washin.
ton yesterday, with the prisoner in charge on rou
Cor Richmond. While here Arundel had M in.eryiew
with ia" Commissioner, and profc'scd 10 br entirely
i,,unrunr i the char," agninS; him"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
BANK or ROCKINGHAM,

U.Rri,GNBUuG. Va, APDiL 2sTH !tSJ.
IN !..rT,. Jnu..Ds "a, Governor Of W.
uerr .--l h"foaI'H transmit ,th,"n'nr o! tn r"ai!.
ZION Of ,!,l- lnrh on ls hpTIl. !r3.
ioU:= respectfully,
c. Z. -TRAYfR, Cu,Airr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

Gen. Wm!.). Butler of Ky, declines the Demo
critic nomination for Congress, and denounccr as u
SANDER report that he has any sympathy with tho
Know NutlirYs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
DEMOCRACY,

The following eloquent tribute to the peih'cF"'''
nortv we clip from Int number of the Ono States
man.:
H.. Donorrotic pnrty cannot diets men may b'
,tn,.J Fur n thnn,and causes that occur in the pO-
IiticNI elements Of u coun,ry-S principles may be
CONFERENCE.-The very existence may appear IN HMM.
nont jeopardy, but die it cannot, while there Is e2,
bic lstt to think, to speak TO write Every rirnl' III
our politcnl organization may change-const'tutI"hs
,nnv ADMINISTRATIONS may follow rcvolutIons-
party names may rise day 10 be buried the next
but the grsnt principles Of sclf-prescrvaon, "ppo-
sed TO had government aud bad men will endure
whc,her i'll power out of p"wer-in trlumphs or IN
nIyorsi,y WA there any die in the grent principles
around which Democrats rally party basis It's tx.
tinction would long since have taken place 'for good
and kings and crowns would be at ease forever from
so dangerous III element.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
run RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.y.nIEsDAY yIORN1NG, MAY ,, is5''

~. HITC!IIE. PRYOR s, DUNNATANf.
:. r,-c,,Ir 4 roGrl; 4. PRYOR, EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

rlnaialA TafA>uRr:.--We learn isnys the Noun.
en Torr,ut.i that few days ego. thoro was pa,,,l
ou; of the ovid Cat Nine" in Floyd county, lamp
ri copper ore weighing about two thousand pounds,
and containing ahnEt fifty per cent Of copper
THIS j. the biggest lump We have heard of yet We
understand ,ha, Mrssrs. Bacl!man n Co., prop,uto'
ni the Wi,d Cat Mine" intend 10 send ,hia mcg,,-
LUMP to IT,. Eastern cities Tor exhibition Nrsr"
M .i .,Ic .t.itad he l.1of u ..in@ I.!o =; ga,
ont q, the tuanrl. The market value Of hi; L,a,s
enuo, De- l,sD than SOC. Ther" 10 plenty Wore y
tc si!!ir soIT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

FRFNCH's RAMRoAD.-Thc Washington S.,.
Yesterday, says I'VE hear that tho owners Of g.
petty oil The line OF tho turnpike bots sn Wnshio,
.ul Alexandria, Va were today 20 have lRii n
junction upon the further prosecution nj Frcncb r.,
road the turnpike side. They claim that the ,yr,
pike company have property in the l1ni On wI,,5
the r"ud runs and ,ha; the location oi n,
rnllroad u,:oa L violated valuable right. 6i M,
yr-t.c. in them under TIE term, on which tie ,yT,
pike ,"as constructed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

twenty and ten dollar bills altered from ones on
inc Bunk OF kentucky, are in circulation at Louis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
BY THEIR pRulTs THEY sHALLBEKSoWN

BY THEIR YREITS THEY SHALL BE KNOWN.
The protesssd fsar Of u few foreigners and Caiho
lies in Virginia and tic South, has induced the
Know. Nothiugs to discard not OILY n fundamental
doctrine Of tho Federal Consultation. but iie opcn
mauly .4me~icun tactics, eonserrated as they were
by the good Of all parties since tbs Revoutio
aud to adopt those Of tho Jesus and Jeeo5's, here
tofore 80 dcspscd and c1eerAtcd.
The Montgomery (.tla.) Advertiser presents III
compact form the evidence OF the Frecsol!lsm OF the
Lew Order in the free States-a subject Of much
deeper interest and asr!, to tho people of the South
than the alleged terrible influence of the few Catlo-
lies and foreigners in her limits. = large majority
lit saysI OF tie Congressiner from the EQrthern,
Middle. and Western States recently elected Gse cit
,erly opposed The South Tiny t1erc cIcc''dbyihe
Kno~- NothogS and intend the people of this Sec
ton shall put the responsibility whero ii really be-
longs and form its estimate of the party accord
insly.
"Whet!.er e Know Nothing is n hideous monsi'r
in our opinion or not, our conviction Of duty
trolls liz to keep reade!s advised of all combinations
against lis. Forewarned, forearlea. Let craven
submissioniss in the South lick the bend :G' smi:cs
ther-Ict them accept any compromisr rather t!'hn
dissolution Of the Unon-ict them oppose the Nebras
ka bill because Of the Squutter Sovereignty features
while slarery r aloccd 10 60 into h0t JrrdroYbyMs
san.e 6 those in the South who may sink c great
the only vital gueston-sia"ry-nn upon minor is
sues labor to sectn national organization with Gard
&c. and Wilson of Massachusetts, tie infamous Has-
sachusetts Legislature the Nrcc thousand preachers
Of New England. Gov. Metcalf OF New Hampshire,
Pollock end Smor Cameron OF Pennsylvania Cl!-
man of New York, Har;sp OF lowa, Durkee Of Wis
cousin, Trumbu of Illinois, TIC Frcc-soil know-No-
thing Congrossiren Of Connecticut ad Rhode Island,
the Abolition know-Sothing Legislatures OF Maine
ard Michigun-let them cooperate upon iniaor I&cs-
lions elevated into controlling issues with party IN
tho Free States which has not yet elected even ore
man to Congress, or to the oico q Governor, VIII"
has shown himself b. cord or decd in the Dcas. |rcnG
~ 70 the Sor .h--who, on the other hand is rather
openly committed and pledged 10 nsitatc and push
the South to the wall in regard 10 slavery extension,
tho Nebraska BILL the admission of hansas e. slave
State and on tho Fugitive Slave law-lct them, we
say do that; but prefer being true to the Sonrh.
even if VIC are in adespised minority. We have here.
toore spoken out frequently Gl freely of the North
ern Know Nothings, and nothing stGl deter us from
perseverng in the same fearless course. Tho masses
Of the Southern people with us, and will sustain
as, let scheming politicians do as they please
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

FEtHEnItK,srRG Corporation TAXEs.-lhe act
recently passed b. he Council OF Fredericksburg. g.
u;oa.i5 ta."o form" cugrcl ariIticso tat s,hty
"in iha :" tn preceding year. GA rcn estate SilN
ON every 600 thereof. On each white male above"
wears Of a.,c-on each slave above - years OF age
u,I .n cny,! 1rc5 G"iGrci n.Ic ubotc II, Ia ct
si5D. On all personal property. ohe. than slaves,
81 10 on every 800 v0.4c thereof. Gu every ms.
chants. uuc;inncer's, and ordinary keepers lireG7c
,.runtrd by the State fifty per cent Oh the State IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

k.hCISIA LOCOMOTIVE AND CAR WoRy,u
!cai from The Alexandra Gazette, that worl !.
bccH resumed at the Locomotive Works Of M...r.
.,I!:;.i X Perkins of Alexandria for the purpoa. .
ics;, II nplcting Tia" work on hand; ant ", tsro
u! continuing Afterwards III successful operation a
nov business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

,Rors.-lhe Rockingham l;e5le,er seys the srow,
liz, cro- in t!ft pa:t q Tie Valley 81 Efsnla PEE
u..t i.on.ts!ng appearance, aud the prospect,
favorable Tor good crop. Mnmy farmers have d.
ready planted their corn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
Bi%K or WHEELING, J

SgE:T = Tit 1000
Ms E~c'GloEcy Jo,gIT JoH.soN, Governor, Sc: g.,
.lI"lusc ,,n.r,.m u ;s hank III" al.t al At,'L
s. ..:! i!r c"G,aG.'" statement OF mo t""'s 'H'e -
,~a. sm, your- respectfully,
u. G. LIST, CasE,"r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
NOW AND THEN.

"A cne Of the political uiosities Of the day, we
,np,sh in fnll the following correspondence between
Dr. A. y. Williams, q sterling Democrat, and Jno. s.
Garlic, tho Know. Nothing candidate for Congress-
'lh. Fnirlno True Virginian says that Garlic was
4 member of Know othins Council, when he wrote
his list letter to DR.. Williams, Wise Democrat
Hero we have another edition of gRm Claiborne
1t il evident from the correspondence that Garlic
was ust rs willing to sacrifice the Know othngs az
the emocrats, SO that he secured NOMINATION. lot
Cow hess Can any party trust such man
Twill II moreover seen from Carliles letter 'liat
f,calc, then" American candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, was all applicant for the office OF T. -
Marshal and rejected. Hence his desertioh !" inc
duralautcrn party Was there ever known such a
detachable and demorazing organization "s th'
Know. Nothing movement
CLARKsIURG, Va, Feb. !, 1853.
Ccn,..-:rho subject Of my being n candidate tor
r,,,ross ms spring, has been brought 10 my Gtlen.
Ian .r;r. 1. here 10 whom have said would wat
nnt;t my f o. H. other portions OF the ai'trei eonlu
br h3nr,i fr..In viii ySi, upon rcctipl Vi tniS, NJ
snon M you can, sound plt,ic s.nImcnt, write me
AND y;ys u.c candidiy and frankly yo4r V!,Ws rs 10
,ha ,r,huhilitias of my success il yoq ttls e.
nn,;rtmnc,s in Putnam, Mason, Cabcl ald haha%hu,
H,,,d you do me the favor to write 10 them anu s"e
Mn, msy ;L.r views, Let Inc hear from You rs
,nrl' ma yEu csr. Very truly yours,
V"''' 90 JSO. 5. CARLlLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

The r.uor-..n Director. OF tho Biuk OF Wheeling.
r"ry rht III" foregoing -thi'rucrt has been cHnmincl
and tina: Il Is UCllr,rI 10 be CORRECT
G. u. III BEARD,
JAMES PORTER
i ALLEN HOW Eli.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04

SrATEMrSr or TIE CO~niri"S oy TIE BANK of
Wns.iI<G. MAnCn 81. l-JJ wITn THE CoMrAyArVg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
CITY AND STATE NEW.

f'L'iieAL GarnEFlSG.--A large Grove, w.
1ers'and attended the free dinner yesterday =, T. IL
ier> Sp'n!;s' hear Fuirfc!d Race Course, in L..
county; The political discussion commence eric,
dinner. Mr.. Richard EGinS, the Know -Nothn, "s'
dat" for senator, led oil in the discussion. nm, IN
lowed by Mr. Chastain White, the Democrat % !"
date for the Semitic There reoinder bv ' a., u
al; those gentlemen; after which Mr. Robert IA sH'
r Democratic candidate for the House of Dnion4!
addressed III" essembage, and was briefly r,nI"I
b. his opponent, Mr.. Cox. f''V'
Dinner was then served up: after which, Cb,.,
irving, E-q, ri Lynchburg, twho wu- the repr...,
i've al itr. Cask.", III the unavoidable al.an,''
Mr.. G., took the ,tand and made II mos; nb,n ss5
iyriivc speech. He Wa ioilowr,!bv Mr.. ". G. It
in behalf "f Known .hingism: and the
tween those Two gentleman WIS prosressin, in n ,r
animated Ia!n..r when our Informant at n lr, + !:
in the afternoon. lett the ground ~ :;
FAIRFIELD RAors.--les;.ray, the tirs, div q,
Slrn4 ICES over the Fairfield Course, the 80.
stake .:so of 5000 entrance, three entries, wa.
by II. James Tacy', bay colt, bca,n., n y Won
WI" bay lilly and Mr.. Bcchcr's bay cv!t-ai ~ De'
yea dds. '-''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-04
SPEECH OF SENATOR MASON.

With great respect, your sincere friend,
JNO. :. CARLlLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23
New and Valuable School Book.
EVOLUTIONARY OR,
FIF TIL R E A D Err
ny SALEM TOWN, LID.

1'iilS wutk, 70 the wsparai,on II which ii' dis
i tiarui.hrd author has devoted neatN thru years
I, nov in pr,.. and viii h. pulllshrd ~ o. aloui
the fret " Jsnnry The raat 81 a b'os II high
order, suitable for The ndyapued classes " ComHan
school, and Academies. hs, lccn bong lsl, by teach
sfs Throughout the counlIy, ADD u vas At The farn-
81 solicitation II sadng friends II Edurai'ca ~
dihcrsm sections, that d.. ToNs va. induocd t.
prepare this ,ohrrnc, ~ which be has had the Iau'
ablc assistance ofscysralpiacical Instructors The
selcctions ATE from the ru'c', standard auihot' II
Eurure and the unte,l States, nnd consist oi ~.
a., Vatiet, IL ,t,h within the limits II r'hnsd
,Nutcssion and sound morality.
The Eloeuiionay rules accompanying The LESSONS
viii h. found plain, practical, aud Of udi'Pu'able
impottauCr.
~. Toun has l~cn ior more than bali century
m cmipeall, succ,ysiul Tcaohr'. sod The cSrc'''
,occ thu, acluircd, be- has b'oughI N the prcpara
ti,n ~ hi. several Rsading nooA'. lie les Of
school. BOOKS y NV ~ Ne in"Nty state ~
the Uaian snd the lcnand be Wh''h has bcru'and
still cnnunucs At the mr olmo'c than
mar 4 MILLION COPIES ANNUALLi.
The rubli.hrr, proross to furnish 'hi' ~"'k At
a ,rr, low p,ic,, or ihr purpnse n Introducing II
iptn schools. and copies vii H. frnishe gU'i'' iur
examination, With rtisrruoc to th'ir nro,luCi,nn.
SNNBORN 4 CARTER.
Portland, Dee p. 1881. sNf7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23

TIE Dosion Telegraph isg, OF ! sudden
rnovsmsn; TsmPsrlhce-viss among class Of
drinkers in Boston. in the following manner
Two OF three weeks since. several iudivid.
uals ~ers drinking II the bar OF The so sailed
dover llouss," near Williams Hall, when
one oi them said 10 the o,hsr,-"Lri's stop
drinking sud form an abstinence soci-ly."
This sudden proposition sas iavora5ly reye.g-
Cd. and much % che surpr.ie Of the bar,leu-
der, the party imnst.ais.s s.ioImej to com
msnee operations as society We learn
that those addicted I0 driak only are admitted
ard ,ha, the number OF members is now quite
large. Nearly III The regular patrons Of the
Dover House" bar, were the first converts
--shs rsosi7ls oithe proprietor Ofwbieh have
hsoa grOwius ''Seiuiilally lssJ" from DAY tn
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

GsEAr TEcreHTs. No PrOtSeiivsne's Of
,hs bishe,t Kind. no remarkable discovery,
no Vrca, though, which bears fruit and has
Is,al,s, SIN the power Of any one such
things are elevated above all e'i,hlv control.
Man mast consider them as an unexpected
rif, hum above, as pure children Of God,
which he must receive and 'encraie with joy-
isl itanks. . IN such cases, man
nav often be considered a. an ins,rumcu, in
4, higher government ofthc world, ss ayes'el
fsupd worthy for the reception ola divine
influence. lay this whilst ] consider hoN
onen a single. thought has given a different
form 10 Whole centuries, aoi h'w individual
men, have, by their sHPr,s.ioas, imTria'cd a
stamp upon the age. lGcet's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23

Trg Dag RrsAErrL OFT W. Gillette,
the z :. Senator .rUm Connecticut, 500, near
NJ T5omb. Of Georgia, and many good hu.
norel lo,ssrlss between gbcm. l-lc'y .gsi
ss'g', ,hs Senate aa, cl..s. 90 order while
several S.a-.ls were standing near, Gillette
's, ~ a. Trouts mu,, smlh4ur1.'g he best
rsglrlsc on r,c1rJ. To1ut, said 90 Gillette
They SAT, Gillette, ttatyou ABOLITION, rs
'rs mad v.,h tie Almighty Ig- ~l,nF Ng.
So, aa.f."
"lOlr iaiormaats src slightly mistaken,
rsloUsd Gillette eve arg ar'y maj N.ll you
sA',ay.den J,ra.ri. ,.sr .Ncg~,rii,rr'
IJs.Fr1a..u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23
Buzzelrs Vegetable Bilious Bitters!

Tb;. nedicine j. n hog standing. u NJ new
no.trun got up a. deceive the publir, A. thousands
~ Inc ,iti,sni ~ this State have anil will testify.
The propfeiof h,s certificates itom al parts II
IN. STATE, recommending them above al others Er
AN. I,.,,.s. Gr whirh The, have lssa administered
roH HusoHs, DIR. BuZZELL'S BII'rERs
are an inf,lhiie rrmedy. Their reputation y 80.
,,bl,.beI. Whsn th- llumpr appears 'Tf0aallg,
urttvtt's IsrHoVTB lIusoE OisrsEST
.hnud h. applied. and relief ~ IT, immediate an'l
and cure r'eniually become pcrmansnt Price
81 - c,nis pee lotile.
sod At wholssalc BY NATHAN WOOD. No
- Market Sgu,rr. Portland. abd by hi, Asvuis
Throughout the State.
n. II. HAY, Porilsnd whoIs'als snd Retail
Agrpt.
T.. ". Mmdork 20. Paris, Dust VIM. \. Rn-t;
Norway, Ilcnn lluughion; Woodstock, Ihos.
sampson IT,. llpani's Pond, Jewell Saw
,sf. Ma WnodstoJk. Nm. Smlll. Gternwoni =.
IN IIonghtan; Bethel It'll, I. &. kimlall, Messy,
Nathan 4. R,rtsoas Ilanovsr, \. h. knapp, Aniu.
,er.I.. Crusksu 4 Co.; MeNicn, i.rwis Ri /;
Ra.nl.,,d Csutsr, 4. llo,t; DN6sld, 4. r. Chsse 4
Sns. Wet Pew, T.. Bolster J. Grcens 'antnu,
VI. p,.hoa, C,nion Point; &. : llfowu, No. Too.
nr,. ". IIu, & 60. W. &. Aiv,sul: lla1lnfi, u.
W,r,a; Mschanir Tall., ". Rob,psoa; iluuiofd
Pu,nt. 4 4. kimlail ONf.d, y. &, Dinsmufr; IT,
ram, &. q AIru: pnflsld. r,isr & Bhke; fpr-
larr. J N. Page, Shltley 5 Andfrws; lliui'oa,
Tansi, Blake: CONWAY, l.. :. Nuran; Lf,rll,
Drnai.Moorc; Btidgiou Stephen kimtaIl DN'''on
100, q. ". Chntr.
Zoe ale b, the above Assnt.. IIinkley', Asratic
Iiaimeot, Ilinkls,'s Celebrated isiate fOur
Man. riasIers,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23

\ lule girl bad been playing 10 Oh. street
u.,il sic had become well covered with dust
In irving 10 wash IJ on she did uo, use water
snoagh to prevent ,he Cos, fron rolling up
IN hule balls upon her arms. Ir Der troubles
,hs applied 20 hst brother a li,ls older than
herself, ioy a ISOLATION % tic mystery. Twas
explained a. ouce-,, h.s satisfaction, At
l-ist. "Wby. 80, you re made Of dust, and
Il you l0sI tlop yoa'u wash yourself all
away" THIS opinion, eum.ng from an Old
81 BROTHER. sas decisive saj ghe Vass ng vas
J.ssoatagcJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23
KENNEDY's
Medical Discovery
TuE GREATEST OF THE AGE.

THE UREATEST VI TllE AbL,
AIR. KENNEDY OF RoSbuy, ha, discovered
MI Ia ono OF our 90 umon pasinfcs wecds rem.
-, that COW, EVERY KIND or HuMOR,
frcr m, worst sofofula down 10 ornmon rimple
lie ha. tried u w over rlcvsa huplfel cases, and
ns,er Giled except 10 two. lie has nov IN hi'
rc..,..inn over twp hundrrd certificates 1T its val
us. ~ uiihin Iwruiy miles II Bos,"n.
Two bottles aC warranted TO cure a nursing sore
mouth,
Doe to ,hrec hottie. will cure the Won't kind o
piu,ulss On the lace.
Two ~ three hoiilcs viii clear The system Il hcs.
Two bottles ace warranted io cure the worst
Lind al eanLsr ~ The mouth anil stomach.
Thee TO Eve lnttss are warranted 10 cure the
worst cases of opsipehs.
Doe 10 two iotllss az, Warranted to cute all ha
NOR. fihe e,cs.
Two 10TH. are warranted to cure running IN
the ears and blpirhes IN The hair
-Four 10 six ls,tiles are warranted 10 cure cor
rbri aud rrnpins ulcers.
one Iaile vii curc scaly ,upiioos ~ The skin.
Two o. lhrrc hrtilc. are warranted 10 cure The
,no.t de-pca'e case. ~ rhsumati,m
Thrrc to siS hotties are Warranted 10 cure al,
Five 10 sish,l bottle, cue the v,y wor't case.
II srroiuh.
4 lencd, i. Away. exported tom The 6r.t boulc,
and perlr,t cure vafrint,i when the above quhn.
III, ], taken.
Noihirr pok, % impfnllhis to those who have
IN VAN ttsd ~ The vondeffl mrdicncs of the di,,
.. that , common wed growing 90 the pastures,
anil along "a stone walls, .houli cure. sverv hoe
mot: vet II j. nv q 6srd iact. " Noa haze =
bunpuf il has o. start. Thee 'ic uo ". uu' and'
ls'ul u, curing some ca,'s '.' 49, N""',' "" h''
psLIl, over thousand lotllcs 1t e i0 the tiriui,
II R,.ton. and Knows the effect II II IN every oi'e,
II ha. alr,d, done some II the greatest curs' ever
dove ~ Ma,.urhu.rits. H. gave u tn children q
,car od &, obl people II s,Siy; and has Seen r'"r
rray hoking rh,hllsu, whosc h''h wns soi' ani
dslh,. rcsioirl 10 I.flegt'taic of health 10y one
hutiF
To those Who no.. iroullss With ..rk headache,
one bottle Will slva,s crrr g. u gNes gr,il ~.
lisf ~ caiauh aud diuiu'ss. some Who have
taGru o. nave nc,n oustiyr iur YEAR, anbhaNe l~cu
.aguliri b, a. Whsfr the lni, is 'ouni Il W"ik'
,,sitr .,.,. not vhsfr thee is any dsungrmsot ol
the fnstiun. 1T ulturr, u viii csus" vsy 'iusul''
l,,Ing.. lsi 500 rru.t MT H. asrusHl-thr, alSaN'
dl,rrrar IN from i,ur d,,s h. seek. lhrrr "
p.,,r IL IpI ,,.ult ltum ton the o"uir'N when
that sIir- i. gpps ,uu 81 ~ irfl ,0tfssii Tie a
usu t.r.pu I hs.W some II The most rNira'sganl
,nrumiums n u that man ever isiguri in.
~ change ~ diet ever nsct''1g. Int The ur'l
you o,o e., apI enough oft
kpNutuN, sept w. lNiJs
TIC 10 p s,,rry. tk4i N ~ NAY, DwgUsi
pvfir4H. utt, dsiy aYih11Tsi GsHUai irf-i -
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DIR. J. H. sCHENCR's
PULMONIC SYRUP.
For the cure OF Consumption

U'lIE proprietor of hi, medicine "a, him..g
nsay wars ago, rsda,s,l 20 how A. 10 b. r,,,,
90 l., his physicians and lfsnds, in the st 49,.
oi eonsumptioa. When al hOpos n ever Fstii,,
well had led, he wa. strongly recommended 4,
zee a Syrup made fSom an of indian rrccpt ,uhisl
succccdsd IN curing him. The hm,l, phpis,,
and large number II hV,hy respectable g,si.
men certified to the fssis ~ this eass and soob Az,
pulmoaic syrup obtained iTeTuthiion never ,cs,l.
I'd 10 that .eslion ~ The counlry. Cuaunr. 4,
the ca.e did, a sensation second to that Dn, al,
miracle, Dr. Schsnsk was waited upon b, nas,
.im,ls,l, Afflicted, 10 ~h'm he administered An,
S,,,r .ith N. sa,se ben. 6cisl rs,uls. n H.,
,1.h va. ti. notofisiy of this msdieins, thais.i.
nsut p,sciiciog ph,siriafs had their ausst,s,
drawn toward the rising reputaiioa u H.. Goo
ha,iag witnessed ~ cuutiye p1sers. snd ifs,I,
extended the hand Il ffisRdshp and rncuufag,.
usot 10 Dr.. Schsnek ant introduced the tn.'l,
cins 10 the public and used i IN their daily pr,s.
lice.
Noother medicine operates upon ihe p'isr !.
the mannsi that the Pol nouic syrup dss, 1.
produces a healthy action lpon the marb,i psr,
by puriGins them from ssass; u promote, IN.
expsetofatioas, allNs the suugh. ripcns ne nlt.
tee ~ the lungs, anil when II }. dischargsi ths.I.
the opening that the bfsak ng of the iulsrcI., d,
ai,.crss pioiuccs, sod the hog. l-roHs .luni al
fesuus the Performance ~ Their natiWa irnfiIHHt
Il al.o saoihss the initiated PARTON IT NE i1ur,
md oibef orgas.. lpl thus restores lhsis par, 4,
health. 4 sHrrfioT property that The msiiJias
pussssss. over 40 others b., that u ennt,ih, o..
opiu,n, caLsmsl. ~ 90, dslsieriaus m,driss.
n ISL H. Schsnsk removed froln rlsaniag,rs.
Nrw Jsr.e,. 10 Ph,Ldslphis. and sasrd 10.
p0.stics II be- pfufrssiun, ~hcfs h. si-'n argrf.
- fsIniaiion sNrslI.i Il, nans, in curi0g DO
,a.s that bit heretofore b-sa dsrrnsd i0ruraI.
AND be- b.. since then d,,l, pfrssris. % the wsrI
ipc,,aissiihh eyid.ncr ~ b. success.
10th ofhi' p,rrntf dist 9Th 90 piins shisl
arp.afs a. have hrso ~ hsfcl,iar, di.easr be- BE
family Az he. bfuthsr sol s,.tsfs, sscsp' aHs
died sifly II this disease, none ~ them bot h,
one I-Uthrr. reaching me sgs oitssuiy
Tho. "a nssfly the Last ufh ainil,, he nsfa.
ralk slt some abum, - ono after an"thsr .u.
oon,,gncd 10 the silent tumbSby lhe iglids,ir01tr