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FoREIGN.
From MExpocIxo-per Kolus, Nov 23-B II Camman-
For BRExES-per Candace, Nov 2l-John Lapeau.
For San FRAStIsco-per Yankee, Nov Isl A Daley, W
WEIGH. ] W Hobbs, p G Beeiman, W K Borden, w Greenoush,
P A Fish, 8 A NewmansH Chiffon. NJ Anderson. p Hinkley,y
T Walker. {ta
SPor Nsw BEproRR-per skyiark-sIrs- josiah Fuller and 5
children
coAsrwIsE.
81 From LxnArxA-per Maria, Nov 20-Mr Green, Mr. BYRON,
and 10 others ia TIE cahin-of6cers Of ships-sO on deck, o for
e;gn and II native prisoners.
For LAHASA-per Kxmoi, Nov. Z2-Mr Newman, MI Wiz
ong, Thos Meet, r., and 70 on deck.
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VESSELS IN pORT.NovEMBER "a.

H. b. Ms sloop Calypso, Montresor-
Am surveying schooner Fenimore Cooper, Brooke.
Am clipper sh Golden Eagle, Harding, up for \. Bedford.
Am clipper ship T. r. Wilets, Holmes, up for New London.
Am clipper ship Skylark, Follansbee, up for New Bedford
Am clipper ship West Wind. Baxter, up for New Bedford
Am clipper ship Warhawk, Simmons, loading oil for y. Bedford
Am bark Frances Palmer, Green
Am ship Mountain Wave, Hardy, loading oil for New Bedford.
Am ship Gladiator, Luce.
Am bark Alexander, Bush.
Am brig Koius, Camman.
Am schooner Isabel, Davis
British bark 0restes, Hayes
Brem brig TeutOnia, Buning.
Haw brig Emma, Bennett.
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EXPORTS.
For NEW BzDroRD-p.r skyIark, N,

George 4 Susan, 6,0O1 he bone, Adeine Gibbs 2,264 do, Sara
toga 1924 do, Caroline 1850 do, Sarah sheaf 1854 do, Addi-
son Il, 3l7 do, William Thompson 17,s74 do, Rambler 2,705 do,
Jireh Perry s,6lo do, Emerald HaIlecE s,42o do, Monmouth
$3.50 do, Tybee 1882 do 6pkgs natural curiosties, 1,O26 dry
hides, 100 goat skins, ASS lbs taliow, S brs slush, 2 do do,
! pkgs lacquered ware, 56,5s6 lbs dry hides, A,616 gals. VIII oil.
For NEW REnroan-ner Golden EAGLE Nov o5.
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Wonders ON "Owhyhes.

Correspondence of the Pacific commerc
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WHALERS.
Am ship Benz. Morgan, Sisson Am sh Washington, burlington
Am ship Majestic, Chester Am sh South Seaman, Norton
Am ship Brutus, Henry Am ship Manuel Ortez, Hazard
Am ship Fran. Henrietta, Drew Am ship China, Thompson
Am ship Sheffield, Green Am ship Arctic, Phillips
Am ship Addison, Lawrence. Am ship Adeine, Taber
Am sh G. Rowland, Williams Am bark Java, Lawrence
Am ship Barnstable. Fisher AM bark Fanny. Boodry
Am ship Minerva, Crowel An bark Java, Raynor
Am ship Moea, Manchester Am bark Brighton, Tucker
Am ship Tybee, Freeman Am blk Warren, Miller
Am sh Jno. & Elizabeth, Lester Am bk Fortune, Anderson
Am ship T Dickson, Piaskett Am bk Harmony, Austin
Am ship Bowditcl. Martin Am blk Sharon, King
Am ship Hudson, Marston Am bark Kingfsher, Palmer
Am ship Parachute, Corey Am blk SIR Cloud, Coggeshall
Am ship Kutusof, Wing Am bark Monmouth, Ormsby
Am sh Northern Light, Austin Am bark Wavelet, Swain
Am ship Olympia, Ryan Am bark Vernon, Bumpus
Am suip Montauk, French Am brig Agate, Iawton.
Am ship Mary, jerks Am sch Z. L. frest, -
Am ship Splendid, Pearson Drem ship Goethe, Austin
Am ship Caroline. Harding Haw bark Gambia, Merritt
Am ship Empire, Russell IIaw brig Wailua, Lass
Am ship Hobognok, Marchant
Am ship Eliza Adams, Thomas Haw brig Karai, Mammen
Am ship Amazon, EIdriige Haw brig Antnla, Mode
Am sh Chas. Phelps, Eldridge Haw bg Hawaii, Schimelfening
Am ship Orozimio, Pease
16 merchant and war vessels, So whaIers-TorAI, y.
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nort0ern heavens.
A SHoAL NOT LAID DowN-Ocr. 5.-Island of st.
Paul in sight at daylight, bearing E. s. E per CON-
pass, distant 25 miles. Soon afterwards saw Sea
Otter Island. At 9, A. NJ, being then on the wind
with starboard tacks aboard, heading S. E. by s.
(mag. }. St Paul's bearing nearly T. (mag.), saw
heavy breakers about two miles in shore from us.
There was at the time a heavy swell rolling in from
s. w., but the wind was light. and the sea broke in
no other place. On our charts there is no reef or OBJ
struction laid down in this vicinity, but there can be
no doubt of the existence of one here, as we were in
could plainly see them when they were Eve miles
astern. In light weather it probably cannot be seen
half that distance. judged the line of breakers to
be from an eighth to a quarter of q mile in length.
and its position is (~roughly) Is miles W.. N. W. from
st. Paul's.
HoMEwARD BouSD-Ocr. 28.-If We should be ia
vored with anything like . decent breeze from anv
point north of e. or w., the coming week will end
our voyage. The thought that in all probability this
is the last Saturday night 1 shall have to spend on
board is not by any means a disagreeable one to me.
Deprived for nearly eight months Of participation in,
or knowledge Of, the doings in the world at large, it
is not strange that one should feel an impotence to
get back again amongst mankind and to learn
the events that have taken place during his seclusion.
Persons who have never been ON one of these long
cruises can scarcely form an idea of how much We are
" behind the times" The success Of the monster
steamer Leridthon, of whose launching we have
barely heard; of the great transatlantic Telegraph;
and many other undertaking. in whose completion
every one takes an interest, are all to as a sealed
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2Sth, the anniversary of
the recognition by France and England of the indie
~pendence of the Hawaiian Kingdom, comes this year
on Sunday, but will be kept on Monday the 18th.
We learn that the Honolulu Rifles will parade in
honor of the occasion in full dress, under command
of Capt. J. H. Brown.
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I'VE continue our extracts from the Journal com
menced last week.
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

16 merchant and war vessels, So whaIers-TorAL, Y.
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ANOTHER HAWAIIAN WHALER.-We hear it ru-
mored that the John Dunlap, for some time a coaster,
will be fitted for California Bay whaling. She is now
undergoing repairs, but the party who has purchased
her, if any, is kept a secret.
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- On our first page viii be found the final deci-
sion in the Nassau seaman's case, and report of the
court at Lahaina. On our fourth and fifth pages,
the scruise of the .Agamemnon,'' in laying the
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MEMORANDA.

CLIPPzR sIGSAL-A clipper ship, of about 1000 tons, passed
this port, bound westward, on the 18th, showing Marryatts sig
7ais, No. BIZ, under the third distinguishing Pennant-
SPoxES.-Ship Hibernia, at Lahaina, spoke bark Metropolis,
Of and from Honolulu, 10 days out, all well-bound to Margarita
Bay
The Black WarrIor was spoken Oct 9, with $50 brls, bound
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday the 10Th inst. by Rev. Dr. White.
Dr. SAMUEL \. CoFrNAN Of Rocking ham, To- Miss
FANNIE NJ. BEAR, daughter of Jacob Bear, Of Lex
iEgton.
On the 9th Of October, by the Rev. Mr.. Viii
liams at the residence of the brides father. Mr..
Gro. Il. G. PmliLirs If Belle Plane, Minnesota.
to Miss EMMA y GREEN. youngest daughter of
Thomas A. Green. Esq. Of Halifax c. H., Va.
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NEW S:OODs.-JOHN n. DAVIS a. CO.,
~ YxrHBuHG VA offering for public inspection.
large and magnificent stock of seasonabe DRY GOODS
consisting in part Of all the newest styles OF Ladies' Dress
Their stock Of Cloths Cassimeres and vesngs Is com
special attention called to their stock of GOODS
FOR SERVANTS, consisting of and "a fdled Cloths,
heavy sattne Plaid Linseys and Blankets full stock
of Furnishing Goods consisting Of Velvet Brus
sells Iugran and ysniian Carpetngs Rugs Floor
OH Cloths. Curtain Materials, Table Linens. &c
oct 1875
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III r. n.

Departed this life, on the 22l of Sept last, of
Purpurio Ilemeroy, in the 5oth year of her age
Mrs MARY J. .IorLuNG, late widow of Capt. A.
Jopling, Of Amherst county, Va
On the 9th. in the Goth year Of her age, Miss
NANCY NorfslSGER. daughter Of the late John
Noiisinger, of Lapslcys Run, in Bol,etourt county.
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SOME prurkiNs.-Mr. Stephen Hook, who keeps
Hotel ut Rich Patch, Allegheny county. Va rails
Ell three Pumpkins, which weighed rs fillows
The first weighs 10, tho second II. aud the Sc
pounds making l2o pounds. the weight of the
three. All Of these grew the same vine this
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TRANs-ALLEeuANy AsYLUM.--The Board IF D-
rcctors of this new Virginia Institution for the in
sane. have prepared plan for its erection, which
gives it lc60 feet front, with n centre building
four stories high. The plan is is be submitted To
DR.. Stribling, of Staunton, and DR.. kirkbridgc,o'
Philadelphia. The Board have obtained from
GOV. Wise an order for convicts to aid in its
ton. The establishment is to be located at Wes-
ton. in Lewis county,
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LUTHERAN SYNop.-The Evangelical Lutheran
Synod Of Virginia. met in New Market, Shcnan-
doah, on the BIS inst, and continued in session
until Tuesday evening last. On SUNDAY last all
the churches i'll the town occupied by tho
ministers Of the Synod. Between two aud three
thousand persons, it is supposed were in at,cn-
dance on that day The Synod meets in Shcl-
herdstown in October next
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RUNAWAY ARREsTED-Oficer Reid, on Satur-
day, arrested on canal boat, Mt the basin, ne
gro calling himself George Thomas, and claiming
to be free man, resident in Amherst. The ne
gro, after his arrest gave several confcing state
mcnts in regard to himself, but when brought be-
fore the Mayor, acknowledged that he was slave.
the property Of Lewis Campbell, who lives some
lS miles east of Amherst c. II. The man was
sent to Jail to await the orders of his maste.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEETI>G.-Therc are
regular meetings for prayer ut the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association at o'clock.
The ladies' are invited TO attend.
aug lS-dts
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTU ar DAVIS


FusRUsTEE,sAA OF VALUABLE RE A.
Il ESTATE IN THE CITY OF LlNCHbu W0..AsHus
lee In deed 81 made Jpo. Thorn and his wife oes
date the 10th day July 1853 aud Of record IN IN"
Clerks office Court Musings u the corporation III
Lsnchhurs III sell Public Auction ap" she premso
on SATURDAY. the 18th OF NOVEMBER next az I" 'i"N
NJ the REAL. ESTATE, mentioned in the said deea anu
described therein rs CONTAINING one half Acre MOI OF ~
ami beunded iolnws tc. Inning at the junction :" ton
Street and Eighth Alley annng thence Win the
Of Fourth Street Co II West ' i,'t thence At rght
South SEQ West 1872 right angles senh or
East 6 feet thence ehi angles North 2' East IVY ee
In The beginning Also ali III" si fhoms right nr aha
eres Ia and to Bridge, extending trcm tho qua lo' OF
ground. across tie stream running through Cfnn mus ,
there are TENEMtNTS. under rent The Title nr
ncstd to be good but Will sell title only rs Is Tese Ia
Trustee.
Terms made known on the d'y # sale
J. o. l.. GOGGIN Trustee.
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ORR FsIR-The editor Of the Fincastle Wing
speaking Of our recent Fair, says: Taking the
exhibition as whole, it was not only crediIable
but considering that it the first of the kind
that ever came of in that city. it was emncnty
successful. The Fair Ground situated about n
mile from the city il most admirably fitted up
Neither money labor has been spared in this
department. While the city of Lynchburg has
always been rro,elba for its liberali,y and enter
prise. upon this occasion think il has even
passed itself. Everything that could be done in
SO short time. 10 add to the beauty and comfort
of the place, has certainly been accomplished
Judging from the eminent success which attended
the late exhibition, undertake to predict that
the Fair at Lynchburg next year will lie equal il
not superior. to anything OF the kind that has
come of in the State
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FREIGHT TRADE.-The receipts oftrade, reccsv-
ed ut the depot of the Va Il Tenn. Railroad in
this city, on the Goth of October, consisted of 2s
loaded cars of produce, from the West as follows:
1850 bushels Of Wheat; q .675 pounds of Tohac-
co.. $4,000 pounds of Stock / 1000 pounds Of Mis-
cellaneous. IL loaded cars sent West same day,
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PRENIUMs-Our townsmen, Grouse Irwin. re-
ceived the following premiums at the United
States Agricultural Fair at Richmond: Grade
Cows and IIeifers, 2nd premium, Sl5, for their
Cow, two years old and under three; lst prem
800, for White IIeifer; Slaughtered Mutton, lst.
premium $40.
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A GRETNA GREEN ArFAIR.-Yescrday after
noon, at Browns Hotel, n matrimonial affair
consummatcd by Rev. Mr. Morgan of Wesley
Chapel, aided and assisted by the proprietor and
ladies of the house. On this occasion, our friend
Jenny Mulqueen, who has lately acquired some
personal experience in matrnony, was partcu-
ly active and efficient in concentrating the pre-
liminary arrangements. But, as ever, when anJ
affair of that nature is the taps. the accom-
plshed Stewart was the grand manager of The
Brown and Miss Bette Patteson both Of Lynch
burg. 1t appears that they left home some days
ago without the leave Of the lady's respected pa
rents. After n soiourn in Richmond. they started
for Washington. and rs is usual with disobedient
children in the Old Dominion, they at once sought
Browns, where, from its ancient reputation. they
were sure of every attention, Jenny" was not
long in procuring the document necessary to le-
galize the proceedings; but during his absence the
Potomac boat arrived and with it an elderly male
friend of the respected parents" Of the feminine
party.
1t was no use lie came too late for ANYTHING
but to witness the ccremonas. Jenny had can
celed the corporation damages" and Stewart
had purchased new pair of white kids These
arguments were incontrovertible, and the "elderly
friend" submitted with IN ''over-wearng" grace,
and gave away tho bride.
We will promulgate a moral for the benefit of
parties sim larly. stuated, viz: ''Once in Browns
Hotel and the dell himself can't keep the parson
away" We expect that Our friend Stewart, HIM
self, will soon verify moral by takinga spouse,
rs improbable as it may SEEM Wash, States,
Friday erening.
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DEATH OF JOHN NJ. PATTON, Eso.-We are panied
to announce that JOHN NJ PATTON Esq, Zone OF
our most respected citizens and most distinguished
member of the Virginia bar, died last night at 10
o'clock, after portracted illness.-R"h. Why,
Suburban.
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CTTY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
TIE regular monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held at their
room this evening at o'clock.

The To-NIoHT.-There is very at
tractive bill tonight, which those who desire to
witness refined dramatic representation will not
overlook Messrs. Kunkel 4 Co. are earnest in
their cndeavors to produce novelties. and We may
add that their reliance is not upon no, elites
but upon plays which have literary claims upon
the public attention. 1.-The Vile" will be pro-
duced here with new scenery and costumes, and
we are prepared to anticipate no ordinary pleasure
from its rendition. As a daaseuse. Miss Pcnnoycr
stands very high in her profession and On this
casion she will doubtless meet the expectations Of
those fond of that sort of exhibition The even
ings entertainment will conclude with the very
laughable farce Of "Poor Pillicoddy." We be-
speak for the ndefatigable manager and artists
the patronage which is SO eminenly their due, and
if our citizens remember the occasion, the result
will he u brilliant one.
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oro,,, a, i; RIIGkER.

UYUsNt DC VUgiHd Dunk,
LFNCHBNRG, "a,
IA EEpS consia Ny hand large and varied
N al GRoCERIE S AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
o offers tho trade reduced prices for Cash. exchange
for Produce II Is his hereafter To conduct his bust
entirely CASH rRisCIPlss and In order this
desirable he will sell such prices will protect the
interest of all " ho favor him with call
Grateful for the share Of patronage received at the hands
al lis attached friends and generous public Tor tho last
years bo begs continuance OF their kindness In bs pro-
hu-inoss
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and the success which has accompanied this ex-
pertinent Of DIR. Estill, may perhaps lead to its in
PRODUCTION more generally in cases where It is ne
cessary to use the knife Of the surgeon.-- Leriay
ton Gazette
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IMPORTANT OPERATION IN SURGERY.-On the 9th
Of October, DIR, ii. NJ. Estill, an accomplished
surgeon of Lexington, Va, performed a surgical
operation, in which deep ncisions were made
through the skin and fesh without pain to the
patient by simply causing current Of electricity
to pass thro the knife into the body of the patient
at the moment of the incision, The local insensi-
bility thus produced isas complete and eftectual
as that caused by the administration of chlorolorm
ether, while the dangerous consequences SOM
etimes resulting from their use entirely avoid
ed.
The above paragraph, which we find going the
rounds of the papers, gives hardly anything like
markable more from the fact, that it is the first
instance Of the application of electricity to general
surgery, that from anything else. The subject OF
the experiment was one Of the convicts on the
North River Canal, who had in the feshy part of
his rump II stubborn and deep seated tstula. TO
eradicate which it was necessary to use the knife.
The patient held one poeof the battery in his hand
while the other was attached to the knife during
the operation. The patient was unconscious Of
any other sensation than n tickling in his hand
although the knife had several times cut through
the flesh TO the bone. In fact he did not know
that the ulcerous portion had been removed until
DR.. Estill asked him if he felt any pain from the
cutting, when he looked round and was surprised
to the blood flowing, and replied that the only
feeling he experienced was drawing sensation in
his hand. Though tho operation was one which
required some surgical skill the main credit due
the operator is, that it is tbs first experiment in
which electricity was applied in general surgery.
Heretofore it has been used only in dental surgery
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-01

Revolving CAsE-We noticed day or two
SINCE the arrest Of free negro, named Delaware
Mccoy. The negro was taken up tor not having
his free papers, and for failing to register as the
law requires. After his arrest, it was ascertained
that he had been living for some time past with n
white woman, in the basement OF n house on the
suburbs of the city. This fact coming TO light,
the woman who calls herself Mary Lee, was sum
moned to appear before his Honor On Saturday
morning the debascd wretch made her appearance
in Court, and in answer to the lnterrogatorles OF
the Mayor, stated that she was from Prince Ed
ward county. where she became acquainted with
Mr. Mccoy" las she styled him), some three
years ago. Since that time she had lived with him
at intervals of few months. The gentleman
seems TO have no fixed habitation, but circulates
in the counties of Prince Edward and Appomat-
tox, and occasionally honors this city with his
presence, and in his perigrinations, has usually
been attended by his adorng Mary. When asked
the reason for her unnatural and brutal alliance,
she replied with the utmost sang tr0id that she
''oved Mr. Mccoy" but at the same time stated
that she had received very little pecunary assis-
lance from him-her free negro ncghbors ray the
support of hersclfand child as we'll AS that of the
negro himself, is gained by her own labor Mt the
wash tub, and other like mental work. The wo-
man is much more respectable in appearance than
her surroundings would Indicate and seems To
have not the relnotest idea of her degrndation.--
After careful hearing of the case the Mayor or
dered, that the sable offender receive thirty nine
lashes well laid on and then be remnnded to all
on the charge for which he WIS first arrested
The woman was ordered to leave town forthwith,
which order she promised to obey, provided the
necessary funds were furnished her with which to
prosecute her journey. She intmated that as Mr..
Mccoy had brought her here, it was incumbent Oh
him toremove her totle placeof performer residence.
This conclusion ON Der part seems very reasona-
BILE one but owing to circumstances, which Mr..
Nee. cannot very we'll control we are inclined to
think the city will have to make the required ts-
cal arrangements
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AyEGROES WANTED.-The sub.rriber con-
~ tinucs market for NEGROES, Of both between
the 10 and 80 years including Mechanics such as
Black smiths Carpenters and will pay the highest market
prices cash His Office newly erected brick building on
st or Lynch street, immediately IL OF the Fa Bank
where he prepared havng erected buildings with that
view grocs sent LyDchburg for sale, mod
and keep them Secure they placed
in the Jail Of the Corporation
oct &c6mosif'. SETH WOODROOF.
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pen. NORVELL HOUSE. ZEN

TUNIIiS ELL KNOWN HOUSE Ia open for tho recep
ton Of til. public, having been fBonou0HLY RtsovA
aud prepared for the accommodation of s guests In
iyc equal 10 other public house the II Will
be First CLASS house aud nothing else. OMNIBISES
and CARRIAGES will always he In readiness the depots
Il tho different railroads to convey passengers to and from tho
House
share OF the public patronage Ia resperiflv .olced
mug u dA rff WIN II. KENNEDY AGENT
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From hff y Hiass Pdsiar Of .iarra Charck. Roses
ph AVN &C., have used yonr Pills with cAta.wdinay snc
cess III my family and among those called 10 Ss't III ds
trtss l" regulate tho 81 digestion aud pur, the
Mood ' are the very best remedy lhavc over hnown and
/ can confidently recommend them Ia my iIicnds
Yours, J Y. HINES.
WNUsAM WIoMI>d 20. Y, oct ~ is,a
DfAh SIX amusing tathsriic ris IN prasiirn
nn' hmi them M excellent rurg yato cleanse Inv sysicm
and purify The fountains of the hlnnd