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PARISH oFFIcERs.

~, aawie JOSEPH HuFTY.
10, Ceron.r- CHARLES NJ. OLIVIER.
WI Disrics Attorney M a. FUUTE.
Fer GLERKSsOF COURTS
Rys., Dissrie coa,s-H ORBERT TREPAGNIER.
s.ueud Dsssries CoArsP. 9. WILT.
N zaira Dissras oosrs--MENRY BEz0U.
4 Fourth pi.rset ours ~. u. WALTON,
ssnI Bi.srss, Ces,t- WxLLIAM A. MOTIF.
lsssA ps.sriea dsars w. IL. REESE
FOR AssRSs0Rs.
FRANCIS TURNER. THEODORE DUREL,
5ean n. DUFoUR. JOHN A. WATKINS,
FOR TAX CoLLEOT0Rs.
y Frs Dis,rta- THOMAS AsKEw.
ssssnd Dis.rsa -JasEPM HERNANDEZ
Third Dis,riss-- G
FsursA Dis,iss-
FOR JUsTICRs OF THE PEAoH.
Mrs s4aiies-D. r. MIToHELI.
S.eead .tsstes-C. M. BRADFORD.
akira Justice RIcHARD RICHARDSON.
FSsrih J4ues FRANCOIS COLOGNE.
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FOR ooNsTABLEs
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
sATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST is, 1856

s-eg.oss leaning The cv during the Smmsr, who desire
a. I'll OF psskIy Crescent forwarded to them hae done
,se.sry FOR a,y spec<d ne ~ leaping their orders and
address at he Office No 70 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

AN ARRIVAL We were yesterday gratifed
by meeting Judge Walker, of the Delta, whp
has just returned from Northern trip. His
health has evidently not suffered by his jour-
neyings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

TEE MAnIs.--For three days past tho North
srn and Eastern mails have received With regularity
Yesterdays mats brought dates from ali points - iii,
as due.
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EMIGRATION AND iaMiGRATIoN.-We take the
subjoined article from the Louisville Journal,
Of the 10th inst, which somewhat reminds os
Of the game that was attempted to be played at
the time the Jackson and Opelousas Railroads
were employing a large number Of hands near
this city.
We rather think that the " eolonizers " found
Louisville little too warm to be pleasant:
1t stated In paper day OF two ago that three
hundred foreigners took their departure Louisville
on the steamer Telegraph Tuesday We presumed,
When We heard the Statements that they had bean resi-
dents Of louisville who intended to absent themselves
temporarily permanently from city account of
the riots OF Monday But learn and authorized
ray that large portion of the Foreigners who
took their departure the river who had
da the river less than week before and coonzad them
selves In order to vote fight, BOTH for the anti
American party ON Monday. If quiet men leave city
account Of absurd apprehension of danger 1t
DO regretted, but rioters and murderers fee the only
regret will be that they escape the punishment their
erimesand decent oitiAsn will complain
that the foreign ruans who aolonssd here for the
election have mot chosen to make city their lasting
abode.
There spot in the Union where quiet orderly
foregnborn cizeps secure In the exercise Of ali
legal rights and just privileges than in Louisville;
any Louisville editor who says otherwise II unserupu
lons foe Of the city in which he lives.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

a baltimore correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, Of Aug. 11th, says; AT Norfolk and
Porssmoath yellow fever is increasing, and over
1000 people hare asa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
DIE D.

ysssdsy FrdAy the lJh Of yellow fsysr JOHN HI
GINS brooklyn, New York. aged aboAt ~ years.
The wall those Of hin brohsrin lar,
Ahs,n respectfully 70 attend his funeral this
morning O'Clock his late rsadsnss Of sa Jamss
John the Bspt streets without further invitation
On the 18Th Ayga, dropsy Ms IANEE FlEKR assd
50 Of nj. D. L. Fshsf of BtuNdale. Illinois.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
.aVoYELLES CoRREsPoMDENoE.

MARKsyIBLR, Aug L., 1886.
ia e Edors Of the Crescent The anti American party
here completely iat and don't know what tack to
take At first they began the system OF ying-that failed
purpose for good people soon discovered that 1T
the american party ranked in the category
assasss, church burners and midnight robbers, this
charge would involve the best and purest Of our citizens
many Of closely related to the orginat0rs and prop
agators Of wholesale SANDER This system
its dsath-warrant with it, and had to be dropped.
The next plan to raise the cry Of religious perse
cutiop bat here they were by the that large
number, nay, aajurity Of the Order here, had been
ere despiy imbued with its precepts.
Something else must BE- seized hold Of All it's all hig
trick Well try that upon the OLD liners for here il
Mr. A. and there is Mr. who are In the Order, old
Whigs who gave Democratic vote in their lives
and il be WING move co gull Democrats and WE'LL
IT. But hers again they were foled for It was
notorious that large number Ut respectable and inueD
Jal Wings bitterly opposed to tins Anercao move
aleat and have boon acting With their old political
enemies that many Of the Order here belonged
the old party to the Wing party We
Ga ught again To what resource are No to fyf What
to be played in this eondition Of our troubles
are used up party unless, hr. Maoaawber says
something turns upn We commenced lying, says
ons too soon and have been caught IN it, We
says an0er to gull but that WON'T do for 1t
turns out that We the guided Noise osnt defend
tbs Catholics agaiRst snch as Dfeux Olivier, Dnrsde
DerbsDy Daour and Marigny W,okiifs darss not syen
apologize of psrreaDd the fact Is
that the Northern wing Of the Democratic party
thoroughly abpitionzed the old bhg party ut ths
North At THE iuncure of their by
ehs divided distracted among them
ses.she present hopeless the future coaded there
Of hups oemng ont u be the last card nov
being played by the Louisiana Courier headed With
drsWaia fem the American Party This 10 the last
sort gotten up under feeling Of perfect desperation
here again they OF than ever for where there
one withdrawal theirs arc ten to take his place.
We understand this game here perfectly we'll 1t is in
tended for double pufpese hrst 20 confirm the wayer
ing OF the party sreondy discourage the friends of
the American Order But this again will fall for Sam Is
here left be has slse the
his nvr chile march deeply impressed the minds and
haarts Of psops Thsy will rush with alscrity 10 the
cry Of ths Order and proudly bear ao In thu coming
test the banner Of the American party.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
Shtrts Made Ca Drac,.

We are fully prepared take MEASURES FR SHIRTS
be .en IMMEDIATELY Mandatory street. near
Broadway New York. the
Of Mr. Leighton.
y FIRST PREMIUM sHIRT MANuEAcToRY.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT
auib 9p6k GharIea endC Canal L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

An Ill Used MAS.-smithers, we sympathize
with yous
smithers was telling US Of some Of his trials.
/ ne haa oeen shipwrecked once. was burned out
twice and had to pay the notes of three of his
friends for whom he had endorsed fell throngb
man-trap in the sidewalk and broke a lev.
was arrested by the Sheriff on his marriage for
debt he didn't oRe, but all these evils hi bore
without murmuring. The great ttial of his life
was that his wife wouldn't let him smoke in the
paFlor, l.t - !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

LUCKY SrEAAHoATaAs.--i2S 81. Louis the csp-
itsl prize of s2l, l86 so was sold . day or two
since, on quarter ticket, to Mr. Jas. Jayens.
second mate Of the steamer F K Aubry. The
risk WAS in the Missouri State Lottery. Glass
Mo. III. the lucky numbers-l1. IL, 1.-THE
original outlay 81 %, and the net amount re-
psiysd nearly $1,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

Removal.
D. FELT g. STET SON,
TATIOWER,S,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND JOE
PRINTERS,
Haze rsaousd from eir Old Stand No "a ChGsres street
& TO tie spacious store, sp.z Ii.
No. Ga CAMP st Rect,
Next Co.. Banking House. No. Bank
~" Place, ttAs connscssng)
s Having mech aud Increased facilities carrying
The BUSINESS they would respectfully cali
large and conpste assortment OF
BLANK BOOKS, PAPERS, STEEL PENS, GOLD PENS
ENVELOPES RED. BLUE, BLACK adj
SEALING WAX, WATERS, COPYING INKS
CUsTuM HOUSE BLANKS, DRAy RECEIPTS,
BILLS OF LADIhG, BILLS OF Elk HANGE,
BLANK NOTES, DRAFTS, COPYING PRESSES pnd
MEMORANDUM BOOKS, NoFARIAL SEAL PRESSES
BINDERS, STOCK, aad PLAYING CARDS.
Togethsr with full General arc!ss
STATIONERY rsqnirsd in the Counting House.
Their BlNDERY furnished with new
a,Hrial and the posibls
rustsd In sctory manner pebo
del All work dsns
wvrkrnsn, ana under their al supervision.
81 Particular aeu given BoJks Stationery
STRAIN BOATS.
Banks Insurance Companies, Railroad Companies
Merchants, Factors. Steamboats,,
And al others raqai AIiUNEkY, BLANK sooKs or JOB
PRINTING will 6nd for taeir ogivs
Everything from establishment , represented
and art clsa may DO returned net que Ifacory,
D. FELT sTETsoN,
STATIONERY HALL
No. ID Gam street,
sus SPIN Next door to James Robe Co banking House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
Nem Orleaus Aloneu Marksi.
CREscrnr OrrIcK, No. 70 CAMr sraExT, l
Friday Evaninu Auuust IT 1Rkk

T ~, 1870 a'o. ~ III t. s 1.1E
The on.r,,ua T., h... =. -. ~. Az.
mesa I'm tba Mon.n $50 sn. 10y So y.
notioa last ,..h -. - $3.50 "
p.otsd re..,n,. ~ .o,,o,, -,
xh;,h hs 49, -. $3.50
.ana.d ~ r.,;sv. ~ .s.S...s .o.ne, sset'' nas
e,rc,s soma v..r. s,na. l., 800 monessu
and mpsrted Z sopad,nea Which o,h.r-ss .a.,s u
have been attained AIthouvh NJ. s.,, ~
u. ..,;,,.,,a.. =, -. 4. - = I. 80, s'p oi ~
Weld. there Ia notbnp a, vat .rn.r.r, e. -.
srta,n the bs.y th.t ths ,rss.,. -, "a, :" VI
more thar an AVERAGE ora az a So I. s.,,i
,ouna N, In ,ong c,or. . ~ .n..,t., 49, :. ay
-. 4. t.-- s...,. = ~ '-' .'s hs snAe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

Mus. LEyERT IN RB-We sec by the Mobile
papers that DR.. Leysrt and his charming lady
and daughter are at present sojourning in Paris.
In letter to her friends at homs, Mrs L. de-
scribes ball which she attended, given by
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte. She says that the
Princess Mathilde Dsmidotf (sistsrof the Prince)
received the company, and that there was as
much form and ceremony observed as in Buck
ingham Palace-the affair, however, was very
pleasant. Among other celebrities that are in
Paris, she wittily describes a couple Of negro
mobiles Of soliouque's empire. She seems to be
enjoying herself vastly in Europe, though
always nnforgetful of her g own dear America I"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

GL0THINa AND India RunBsR Goons. = We
invite attention. TO the adysrsemspt Of Alfred Munroe
Co., corner Magazine and erAysr Streets whose large
sock OF clothing comprises ell that be desired for
eentlsmsns, wear.
Thsy also have very important article for tho use o.
psnsatan negroes in tbs shape Of India Rubber shirts
sprona. ste In country where the dsws heavy
they aSs in the valley OF the Mississippi these India
Rubber shirts 81 incalculable benefit Planters viii
consult their nsareas ~ examining this subject Munros
Cos are tbs sos sgsnsin New Orleans for ali the
nfactsrss q the unica India Rubber 90.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

l
AMERICAN NOMiNATIOas MADISON PARISH,
LOUISIANA. AT q meeting Of the American party
Of Madison parish, assembled in convention at
Richmond, Louisiana, on the 18th Of August,
1856, the following resolutions were introduced
by A. r. Capehart, Esq, and unanimously
adopted by the convention;
Rsselud That We most heartily approve of the plat
fern andprineples adopted by the State Council Of Lou
iana assembled in New Orleans the 4h of July 1866
and pledge ourselves spars honorable excrtons to
the election Of the nominees the triumph Of
the great principle Of the american party that In Lous
ana mono but Amerisans shall ruls
Resolved That we regard tho approaching election In
November next rs event aught with great interest
10 the american party In this State and that whether it
shall decisive Of position which the party in Lou
isiana will assume and occupy in the great National
American party Of the Union.
g. Rssosa That the doctrines and principles of the
American party. being those Of Washington Jefferson
aud the other patriots Of their day we experienoa
proud pleasure in our connection with It. ana feel il
duty incumbent ne, the descendants OF those as
trous patriots to slespess vigilance in promoting
and permanently establishing their principles
Reossd That these resolutions be published In the
Vicksburg Wing and Madison Journal,
Tho following gsntsDsn were then unanimensly nOmi
mated for the Various oflces
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anderson
For Sheriff., NJ. Dawson. 5rsa -,
For Clerk, District Court. NJ Couch
For Assessor-T, D. White.
For Coroncr-Chas, n. Stsnwood.
JOHN T. MASON, President
7. NJ. CoucH, Secretary,
PARIsrAN GossIP Horace Greeley having late
" returned from Europe in the Baltic, writes
some interesting gossip touching France and the
Napoleons, which appeared In the Tribune of
the 1oth. We quote. -
- In the absence Of iinsei heir to his thoneana no.
thng ~ heard In France Of the Of such an heir
Recently hsradsd ON this side Of the Atautictbe suo
cesson runs to old Jerome only surviving brother az Ma
poleon and next TO his Jerome Napoleon who vas
NOISY hed Repuhlican previous to his cousips nsrna
tion od jerome Ia nobody, ard Is not known ia bsx.
ever adopted principle or cherished eonyctiop yo.n
jerome mas some talent but characteror rather M
reputation even In prcdigsts Paris He Is there an
counted not merely loose in hs morals syep when ;ndgaS
by the Lax Partisan standard but popularity believed n
hayg betrayed want OF pluck white In ths t,rlmes
Louis Napoleens rule 10 endured because it Is known
hs will eight to maintain it, and run away when ii IL
threatened, as his two last predecessors did,
Greeley especially ridiculea the declaration Of
young Jerome at public dinner. July Esd, to
the Foreign Commissioners of the Public Exhi.
bition that
In truth We are nation Of democracy and equality
by our Manners institutions and above ali by our
psrpoae With the clerk becomes Minister tho work
man master. the peasant land owner the solder
genefa and the whole people places the on head
chOiee -. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

A correspondent of the Norfolk Herald sug-
gests tat guano be tested as preventive of
yellow aver He gives the following as the
reason d his suggestion:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

Removal OF Gov. RHEDRR.-The N. Y. Ex-
press, d the 18th inst, shows up the President
with regard to his treatment Of poor squire
ReederI We are rather sorry than otherwise
for MI. Fierce. A man who has tried as hard
as he bis to look " both ways" at the same time
merits m0oese.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18
b may be regarded a. almost nominal:

Uncurrant coin meets with ready sale at our quotations
and uncurrent bank notes, move slowly We annex our
usual weekly quotations, which are the rates Of H. B.
MerTell a. Co,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02
PLYMOUTH, o, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1855

He stretched out his arm and she opened a
large vein. The blood spouted fiercely at
first, and ran for long time full and fast.
Haven't you taken enough?' asked
Robin Hood, again and again, his voice
growing weaker and weaker. But the
stern old woman always answered, No.
Then he sunk back on his pillow and faint
ed. Still the Prioress stood and looked
on him with a cold, stony face-anl still
he blcd, and bled, till the couch on which
he lay was all ahoat with his blood. At
last his white lips moved, and he muir
INJURED one word that touched the cruel
heart of the Priorcss ~ was the name Of
his mother-her Darn s;'as~. She sprans
forward to bind up the arm and stop the
Blccding-but two late Robin Hood was
dead
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02
BY ROBINSON 6 LOCKE
gslrrt purtry.
One by One.


One by one the s-nls are flowing,
One by one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going,
DO not strive to grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength go to each,
Let no future dreams elate thee,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
One by one (bright gifts from IIesven,)
Joys are sent thee here below;
Take them readily when given,
Readily, too, let thcm so.
One by one thy griefs shall meet thee,
DO not fear an armed band;
sOne will fade as others greet thee,
Shadows passing through the land.
DO not look at lile's long sorrow;
See how small each moments pain;
God will help thee for to morrow,
Every day begins again.
Every hour that fleets so sowly,
Has its task to do or bear;
Luminous the crown and hoiy,
If thou set each gem with care.
Do not lingcr with regrctting,
Or for passion hours despond;
Nor the daily toll forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links--God's token,
Reaching Heaven; but one by one,
Take them lest the chain be broken
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02

A young wife demonstrated with her
spendthrift husband upon his conduct
lie took up New Testament, and point
ing to the text There, my love- said he
Il am like the prodigal son, will reform
by and by Guess truly there's some-
thing In the text will suit me too, think
until you reform it will be as well for me
to arise and so to my father and off she
started accordingly.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02

A Coon JoKE.--The city authorities of
Marrysville, California, recently passed an
ordinance for the removal of outside stairs
In that city. While the Council were in
session few days after, the stairs leading
to the Council Chamber were removed,
and the dignifed members of that body,
according to the Herald, were compelled
to shin down the posts of the building.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02
VOLUME II. NO. 33

ity Of the Austrian empire. rigidly and
faithfully maintained. can savethatempire.
and the pe1urcd and hapless dynasty Of
Hapsburgh from his bloody and final ca
taStrophe.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02

a GENUINE Down Easter was lately
esSaying to appropriate square ofexceed-
ingly tough beef at dinner, in Wisconsin
hotel. His convulsive efforts with knife
and fork attracted the attention and smiles
OF the rest of the company, who were in
the same prcdicamcnt as himself. At last
Johnathan's patience vanished under i'll
success, when laying down his utensils,
he bur-ts out with
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02

Brudder Bones, can you tell me de diff
ference tween dying and dictingr
why, OBJ course L can, Samuel. When
you diet you lib on noffiin, and when you
die you hab noffin to lib on
well dat's different from what I tort it
was. l tort twas race tween dc doc
trin stuff, and starvation, to see which
will kill fust.'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02
ROBINSON & LOCKE,
ms u r A m G e A G EN- IS,


Adpertiser Office, Plymoata, o.
Being agents for several Of the best COM
panies in the country, including the Mer-
chants Insurance Company Of Philadel-
phia, Washington Union Of Cleve-
land, and Summit County Mutual, We will
insure either Village or Farm Property,
against loss by Fire. Apply as above.
PLYMOUTH MARBLE WORKS.
WIN 8 On,
rs prepared to furnish at all times, his manu-
L factory, MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES,
MANTLES, &C., of the best style and finish, Of
either Italian or American Ma, Bile, at prices I'm
equalled in this wooden country, He has now
on hand, and is constantly in receipt Of the
most splendid specimens Of Marble, Of an sizes
and kinds suitable for Table-tops, MANTLE
Pieces, sc.
Plymouth, Oct, rs, 1855.
EgslaFIEzN's
Nerve aiAd Bone n.isaimehs.
For sale BY (ufkENDALL s. 20.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-06-02

Strange, you needn't laff: fyou han't
got no regard for the landlords feelings,
yog orter hare some respect ytorMs old coscp
This sally brought down the house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-17
FURTHER PROOF !!

FutherProofs ofthe Efficacy Of Hance s
Compound Syrup Of Hoarhound IN re-
Keving afflicted Man!
MIR. GEORGE T. K.4RRLNG TON, residing
Nl in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore was
attacked with violent cough and sore throat
after trying many remedies, was induced oy
friend to use Hance's Compound syrup oil doar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
cured.
.4nO,her, yet more astonishing Mrs, Henriet-
ia Merrick, residing in Monument street, be.
tween Canal aud Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain in the breast
which was so intense, that il extended to the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain in
the side. After trying many remedies she was
persuaded BY afrlend to use llance's Compound
syrup of iloari. )und and after using three doses
she experienced great relief, and before she had
finished the bottle was entirely cured Price
so cents per bottle or bottles for 81 80. For
sale by Seth s Hance, .Oo Baltimore street
Baltimore and in Shepherdstown by E. c. Hi
Gaas ard Joseph Eutier. Nov. &c, lo53-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-17
TRIUMPH Of SCIENCE

Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy Wonder and
Blessing of the .age. Coughs, Colds and HOarse-
ness cured in from one 10 tlcelre hours.
M rs. Pharnum's Cough Candy is composed of
LII twenty-five of the most curative medical
herbs in the materia medica, and can be used
by persons of any age, from the youngest infant
to those most advanced in age, withperfect safety
He that hath an ear to hear, let him hear.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1852.
Dear Madam:-The duties of my business
have exposed me 10 coughs colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. | have been deprived of
The power of attending TO the duties of my pro-
fession, and should have been, had it not have
been for the benign effects Of your .Nedicaied
Candy. tried it but few hours before | be-
gan to reap the advantage Of its effects. My
cough and hoarseness soon left me-. My LUNGS
ARE HEALED, and my appetite greatly improved.
/, therefore, have no hesitation in adding my
testimony 10 that Of the many who have expe-
renced the benefits of your valuable cough
candy. To Mrs, Pharnum.
WILLIAM MERGER.
Price IS cents pc package or 50 so per doz.
For sale by Joseph Entler and E. c. Williams
Shepherdstown. Nov. 26 lS53-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-17
HANCE'S SARSAPAR1LLA
BLOOD PILLS .

What is that principle which we call the
w blood The blood is that principle by
which the whole system is regulated. 1here-
fore if the blood becomes impure general de-
rangement Of the system must ensue.
Baltimore, July %, l65l-Ths is to certify
that was afflicted with violent pain in the
breast and right arm which suppose proceed
ed from the impure state of my blood. was
recommended to take Hance's Sarsaparllla or
Blood Pills, and after taking one box the pain
was entirely removed from my breast and arm
| found them extremely gentle in their opera
ton and would recommend them to every per-
son in want of a mild purgative.
P.aTRICK ROCHE,
No. % Conway st. between Howard & Eutaw;
In purchasing these pills let me add one word OF
caution; always ask for Hance's Pills, and pur-
chase of none but those advertised and II con-
yenient call and see the proprietor himself.
For sale by Seth S. Hance, lOS Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, and in Shepherdstown by JOS Entler
and T. C Williams. Price 20 cts per box.
!. November &c, 1853. l-ly