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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-03
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,


Celebrated Female Pills,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke
Physician Extraordinary toths Queen.
Thisinvaluable cine is unfailing in the cure
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
thefemae constitution is subject 1t mederates all
excesses and removes all obstruction g. ands speed
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
THESE PILLS SHOULD NOT be TAKEN AY FEMALES
DURING THE FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PREs-
NANCY AS THEY ARE sURE TO BRING ON MIscAR
RIAGE, BUT AT ANY OTHER TIME THEY ARE SAFE.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed; and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron, calomel antimony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
et which should be caIefuly preserved.
Sole agent for the UnitedStates and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late l. C. Baldwin 4 Co.,)
Rochester, New-YorK.
NB-lO0 and six postage stamps enclosed t.
any nyauthoriIed Agent, will insure bottle, contain
ing so pills, by mail.
Sold in Dayton by
WV. STEWART, and WALTERS KRLso.
| myl4
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Little Miami d &COIumbus & Xenia
Rail Road.
Tbree Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Hamilton andDaytonR.F
CHANGE OF TIME.

OhAINSG VI A1mG
0N and after Monday Nov. a., 1859, Passen- :
" gerTr will cav etho 6ths treetD Dopot, Day
ton for Cincinnati ns follows:
1890 a. m, $50 q. m, 400 P. M, and 6.lb
p. IN.
Leave Cincinnati for Dayton at 7.30 a. M,
1000 a. M, $50 p. m, and l1.30 p. m.==
nov14 DANIEL MoLAREN ,Sup't'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-03
Dayton g. Michigan r. R.
Open To Toledo,


Open To Toledo,
AND FORMING IN CONNECTION
IA with the Detroit and Toledo r. R., 20 miles the
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit and with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail Road, 90
miles the line between Dayton and Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, NOV. IA, 1859, regular
trains will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
First TRAIN--Leaves at 1o,25 a. m, arrives at
Toledo at 80 p. m, Detroit 80 p. mi connects at
Detroit with the Great Western r. r. of Canada for
Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston; con-
nects at Lima at 200 p: m with trains on the Ft.
w. 4 c. r. r. for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving
at Fort Wayne at 90 p. m, in time to connect with
trains on Toledo, Wabash Western Road for
Huntington, Peru and Logansport, and arriving At
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects at Toledo with trains on NJ. s. N. X. r.
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with trains trains on the the
Buffalo; also connects at Sidney with trains on b.
l. Road, eastan west, and atPiquafor Columbus.
SECOND DTRAIN-Leaves Day ton 3ts,io P m con,
IL aidnight, and arrives at Chicago ats,2o a M
making close connection with all trains for the west
and northwest, and at oledo at 90 a. connect
steam Boat for Cleveland and Buffalo.
Sleeping Cars are attached to all night trains be-
ThrouRh TicTets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago, and points West and North-we Also for
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern cities, and
for all local points the BelleontAne and Indisn
apos r. can be had by calling on s. r. KING Tick
ct Agent, Union Depot, Daytonj or on the different
| agents on the line.
Fare as low as by any other route.
| Be careful and call for Tickets yway of Lima.
Es-The rates Freight to all Points East or West
Will at all times be as favorable az are charged BY
other Companies.
10 Transfers between Dayton and Chicago
Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit.
uOVlA nj, SHOEMAkER, Sup'ts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-03

FRENCH CHINA-Just received few
noyi2 HECKLER, REMLEY 4 MAXToN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-03
Taxes! Taxes! Taxes!

CONFECTIONERIES, Fruits, Cocoa Nuts,
" Candies, Prunes, Dates, Pepper Sauce, Ketchup,
SArdines P,icked Oysters CLANS, Lobsters, Mus ard
Pickles, Pine Apples and Peaches in glass Jars, and
a variety of other goods too numerous to mention,
Just received and for sale Wholesale and retail by
noV9 ID. +. b, SKULL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-03

oct1-smcem&id&w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
extraordinary Case of peprayitv

! card IT nm instance II moral turpItuda, u
,las or two since. which, hope, stands alone.
In the late terrible disaster the Muscogee Rail
rad, in which the cars precipitatsd into
swollen torrent with n fearful destruction of hu-
man life. one of the passengers had the misfortune
to Lose his wife aud two children. lie remarked
the next day, in the presence If his fellow pas
sengers who. with himself, were saved from the
wreck ~ ifby miracle. for Of them could tell
how that in addition to the loss Of his family, he
lad l,st all his money. it having Leen tied up in
n belt for security AMI buckled around his wife's
waist. During the day the waters subsidized and
the passengers, who remained in the neigh Dor
hood Of the wreck, commenced srarch for the
dead BIO lies. The body If tho lady alluded to was
found aiIut n mile bel.w the wreck, aud upon
examination it was ascertained thai her dress lad
hccn torn open and the money belt robbed of its
contents, some hundred dollars. Fresh
tracks were discovered in the mud, leading off
from the body. which the searching party traced
up until they cam" upon one of their own num-
Der VIII" had just met with so miraculous an es-
cape from death, and who present when his
iellow-passenger told the story Of bis lss. lie
was Immediately taken in hand, searched, and
the entire amount found upon his person. Our
informant added that the wretch is in Column
bus Jail, awaiting his trial for the duboliral act.
--Saranndh Republican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
Buchanan on WhiSkcy,

1t must be cnncc led that our worthy President
has great versatility Of literary talent. Few would
have supposed that amid the cares Of state he
could have found the time or inclination to cast
off for moment the nculais Of that Pacific IA j.
Rad. or the lingering rem nisccnses Of the Osend
Manifesto and turn his colossal mind to whis-
key. Yet such is the fact. Buchanan discourses
upon the refreshing beverng" with that breyity
which is the s,ul Of wit md it will be crafty
III. surprise FIR the readers OF the last Prcsi1cn-
tai Message to learn that Mr.. Bu, hanan can write
briefly and t. the point.
The fa rs OF the case are these \ firm of dis
iilers in Pi't-hnrg Pa, who put up "rye whiskey
in ten or one gallon packages sent to the
White ii 'u,e II package, with Their compliments.
Mr. Buchanan. who never tiinchns when duty
cali .cxerci-cl hi, hihu!ous powers upon the pack
are, md. moved by gratitude to the gyer, Of such
). o'!s, p"nnr'l 70 them nm auto sraph letter, in
which, with tears of gratitude in his eyes, lie
says: Your rye wh.key exccs mildness and
fine flavor amy spirits ever drank.
We may iina,in the deljs ht Of the pittsburg
d'-tliers on the receipt of this message. They
probably skipped about the streets Of the Iron
City for very Y. cla>pns the Presidents mes
sage and envelope to their hearts, III d saving to
thei. friends. with Miss Elite, These are locu
mrnts.' OF conrs" they could not keep their good
fortune frum the public. and 50 their whskey ad
vcrt'semcnts III the newspapers are beaded with
the name of the President Of these United States
Ut America.
Nor were they wron. in =, doing FIR it will
be noticed that the President writes one hav-
ing authority, and not ignorainus on the
subject. lie stands on whiskey platforn-hc
has had prccndents aud nntccedrnts. and he bold
~ meets the l-su". Observe that he says this pe-
culiarwhiskcy exeels any SPIRITS h. err tasted be-
Lefore. lie il evidently eonnos,cur in these
beverages. lie knows Old Nerzcnay Moct from
Jersey cider. an1 is generally up in liquors
He. N nuf b,,rit he lot.
ter will be received ~ n standard. aud 'Buchan-
an on whsk"s' will down 10 p,strritv in com
pany with "frv on job" and Napier On Loga-
IitAlns. ~. ]. Ete Inxi"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
Opposition Meeting i'll NJ outgomory

At meetlugm the Wht' and AmaiicanS Of
Montg merry, held January '.fl, 1879, nj Chris
tianshurg, Alexander 7. EsEvl.r, esq, bin,
called to the Char and H. Barnet appointed Sec
Rotary the following prcamLtc ana resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That we approve f the Convention
~ be held in the Richmond un the lp,h of F,brua-
ry next, for the purpose Of nominating IL GuDcrra
torial ticket for Virginia.
Resolved. That tie Hon. !" i. Preston T. +.
Eskridse. + Phlc gar. Col } + Preston, Con. t. +
Preston Col. b. Barnett, Col l. ilammct. Dr J
Hammet. Dr. j. Otey. DIR j. b Ra'.f,rd. |; "a
plos, 4 thildross, s Childrc,s. Geo kc,ste'. "
Perfaicr, E j Amiss. X IL Mosby, Dir 5 M,ton-
key, + Smith, W. Smith Col DC DouGtha', T
Wilson, K c Trigg. X { lIammct. G u Gardner,
VIM Edmlndson, DIR. p, Wade, } Vale. W G
Curtin: J Wade. DIR W Figgat, W NJ Barui'z,
II Gibson, W GucrrantN NJ Ronald e BOWER
W II Peck. F Mcdonald, W Davis, f Wall. 7 j
Wall, q T Hall, J Davis, \ : Woolwinr, 7 4
Stranger. II Price 7 Kcister J Harmon q Bnnc
Crockett. W X Bower pr II Black, J T Hoge.
I Baker, q keister. 7 Taylor, J b Eulwi,er j
| Kirby G Price, c VI Snidow, II@Y Dnu,hat J
Wygal W llagan, W Sui le~. J r Gardner, T
II Fowlks. Gardner s NJ lIickok, J w IIckok,
c Shelburn, j Crush. Heinz, & Pierce A
Eatheart, } NJ Walters q \ Walters,
J Barn;.z II Gardner. Z Gihonv, DR. W II
Pepper. be appointed delegates to represent this
county in sail Convention.
Resolved, Tha, the Star and Herald Richmond
Wing L.. chaurS Nirr.ni.r, hc requested 10
publish tie res,.ng proc eiinss.
\ p ESkRinIE: Ch'mn.
DBARNrrr Se'v.
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D BARNrrr Sc. Y.
RrrrlANLr Assault rros 4. r1.cn1,nr..n..

RurFIANLY AssAuLT UPoS \. Fy.cn1GRcssNAN
Hen. l.. D. Campbell, eA-l,.s. e >.naa from 0.
hio, struck by sAne ,aiha', al. sefiiusly il
not fatally injured, wae o'i h, way from HI Of
Ace to his residence. at Ham ''on. a. hat Stl'con
Tuesday, night The Dayt'. l"4ruui>ay,
Mr.. c. saws that hc lsit i,s UH", q hvlneca Il
and o clock, and was struck J., srt.c one VIA
came up behind him. II n Ii. y clock whe !
he rec0yerc his consciousness an! va, abb .n
roach home. hav ug been n,en',b'e on the size, t
for more than tw, .urs. Ia ,re : a tcrrrc NtGad
in the back IF his heal. the s1u!l being broken H.
and the biow is ,upr sci t, have been given witt
stu ,gshut. Mr.. C. is very tri...'l condition
| the time his mind wnuders. 4 printer from Day
ton, $, says our Informant. hal hccn arrested on
su'pr''n If neing concernci ~ he :. sault upon
Mr.. Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
Candidates for CIerkship.

p15" CLERKsHIP OF TIE lIuarINGs Co,RT-I re-
specially announce si candidate ,iye of Clcr
at til" Musings Court. of The c''y vi Lynchhurg.
ian 5itio,r SrNpIr
axlJ- am candidate for reelection to the
Clerksbir If the Court Hastings for this city.
jan idid'ie JAMES BENAGII.
d." We are requested to announce JuNIUS G.
DID LAKE cand late for the Ccr Hastings
Court tor the cry Of .y nchbnrs liam , dttof.
ED" am candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of
the Hl'tings Court OF l. n,hburg J. N GORDON.
jan i.dtdoie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
Foreign and Domestic Trade.

| Foreign anu Oomes'ic 1rsoe
| We conclude to-day extracts from the arti-
/ Al. 4. Ia. l,av.. Rey.ew, frum which We have
L.e. ..z..a ~. .xcsllent praotical s,,e.
| s"'e'e L..
gsnons wh'cn io's"' 0".."
| seqnei % the srgumsn' Wo'oa P'0'sN"
The CITY Of Norfolk, ~ the great entrepot OF
| most important trade line, should offer as great
| facilities for business - any competing outport-
Shs should bring the rail- 10 the hotd ~ "s sesss.
| She should furnish dspos aud warehouses WITHOUT
any other than the lowest charges ana She sn""'h
emancipate commerce from those 'nnnineraD'e eH-
actions which, upon one preienee OF anotner' IKE
ysrmin. fasien upon and exhaust her vitality
IL Norfolk wishes u receive '"e "ehc"' VI "''
Of contributing her snarc OF INC co"mp" ~, ~
Her advantages will be incidental, ene wiz nna
and 1T out vessels Inc regularly o. pe' oo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
~pI.C I.Nl. \DIlt US.



for the bair thai hav" bcon Invented, Wn"s
th first llue u Will certainly rr.tnrP the n'tur rpl
IA" 1t The d'rcturs follow" for sri lent
icne IN & II al>o has pfolir"i nisfng et,c5s Ii
hriuh with Il htir, whtr" the bad h I'll hr
v"tsr h,Id W""i dos nj rhat II vii d. hi. all
aud "" ank his 'andor !. R'oi nrndu on Of
the vno wh eh biz rs'" really possesses II the roots
Of The hair les'rnt I'd human them
asan hn' where therr Is vita iy lett In the
Tie will The Lair al its r
L. Las this caieh.y wh"l all remedies had failed
II j. therefore worth While all make The
f." clearing tie Ia ad OF ii,uh and thkeI Ing aud tn
,nr,g the lair it has tira j. UtS.r" PdyiJt
Snlh BIZ All good DRUM si,Is. i'm Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

Az AFrrcr!xe IScipESr.--A circumstance &c.
Cured Il lew days sinrc. says the Gospel Baan"r.
NJ the funeral - u little babe in New Sharon, re-
mnrkahy cheesiny and suggestive. The l'tl"
one, all beautifully ROBBED for the grave. was la;l
in the coffin the morning Gifts burial. The
weeping friends placed III lis little bands n small
bnquct OF flowers. among which was an un peAcd
rosebud { the "Rosa Of Sharon" Tho lid wa'
then pt,ccl n21n the cufin. and the funeral ser.
vices pc 9ormtd. When, after the lapse Of not
moro than three hours the coffin was oper ell again
and the friends gathered around to Look uoon it
f,r the last time, that bud had become ullll,wn
rose, Willie erasped in the col / hanl Of death. II
seemed as though yo,r eamc up from ,hosH
beautifully scaled lips saying. Wee? not for int
I Though broAca from the pa,cnt stem avn l'am-
Ing in the Paradise of God. Millions Of iaiaat
souls compose the family above
FREb pouGr,s' DAUGHTER FOR SALr.-Amors
: We servants offered for sale by Mr.. Fvrc "t
htearhs. Tenn. is q girl who is known to be the
daughter Of the notorious Fred Douglas. the fee
nlgEeF Abotionst. She is said to he Of the ca>s
known among the dealers asa likely girl" anil
! Is n native of North Carolina. Shs rememhc 3
/ her ,,parent" very wildly, having seen him du-
, ring his last visit to the Old North State The
! Memphis Araianrhe suggests that rs Fred is am
! r! aide to make the outlay. he should either pur-
! chase his own flesh and blood from ser>itule. or
/ cease his shri, over au institution which pos.
| ssSses su !. untold horrors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
FUTURE DAYS
! ~ q EvDFORD FOH

VAIUABaE IANDS ~ BEDRORO EOa
SALE At AUCTION As III" A-rnt y Henry G
Wilkes, wi on for ste Public aurton at Liberty Raj
ird C"nrth use on MONDAY the Path day o. JAN. =
tARY. 80. Chat b. ing Court day,) valuable ~
TRAITS + LAND In tn county II Redf rd One 49,
- hem the Of lad aud ocr ed bv
Mrs Ann Wht,ly ieci in her lite ,iing abont
f23 Acres II ahons the lands nj Cant Tn ,mpsn,
hit"ly aud BENZ mi Wilkes and regarded one III
the nest tracts OF land In the county The other sup
pos to con ain about 800 Acres Turnpik.
l.adnr fm Capt Buff I'd TO Huchsnan and adj ms the
OF w head, Leybirn Wik.s and others and Tohac.
co land ~ 30 njamn wilkes and Mr. Lcyhurn WI kps will
purchase. "s -
half Of the purchase money III lie reau rcd
In csrh aud for the balance cre, year will be Civ
Gu ga ryng interest from the day onds with good
Persopai serniy u be required and the title reta,, a.
sshor security I'll thu VIII lie of the purchase money paid
ian IL eltheucl W. tolian - = ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
rhe Indians ON tho oyerland Route.


| ~; av" =, -. -. I've y.
ma. !. .arn,shes .ne o. aohc.n WI"
eome mkniy - 80. NsAsui"e
sus ~, 49, I'm. Tn,....h. 49,: .na .ue
.nI..' I II. :. 80 ,hst shs. h..s.i.nS a.
~. u 49, ,S .;,as 80 ., 49, ;n.;S... 's
o'"'e. -. -. L..;i ~: "
oo'. oeeo' ~. ~, ~ a..
y" '"., -. ..;sa -, a.. I'D ~ n 70
,n'n' u,yy -" .a."S ~ iTa;,a, y '""
~ ....h,..n. ~ cr;o,1,v Ind;... -, %, ~. s
n"' =" go. I., '"io' ,"'e'
H.. - ,h, c.m.n.hes and = IN hav. W. 10 90
o,,a1 t.s,r. thew n "a r,,,ueeJ N ,bn.,,,,h ..l.
- '''
, low dov. ,ef,,. tho nre.ent m,;, ,o.so, :.
r,n,her 81 ;h..e In,I;nns attacked a xa,.r,,.a,r'
-, A. IA. o,n,,,,vn.,,, ,f IN. O,,,j,,a U. -,
M,s,.n, p,r,,: /. I,cat;on ,wcu,v,,., ,,;I -,
~ m. r';,idIs s,a,;on nm the LAM r.,an,,.
MANY arrws were shot nj the marty f,rtnu.icIv
,,;th..u, ,~oon.;ng tbcm and whom ,L.v r,,,l;:l
Win their ypns IN, Indian. took To aigh, The
,v,,er.mcn made cau,iyc of mule bol1n..;n,, n
tho savnyes and picksd un several d;.chnr,,cd
,r,vs ,vb;cb thew t,,k with them Ia III, ,..r..,
station
Anotb.r incident observed bv the passenyer,
occurred near the place where the Indians had
,,snnlled n n,raLada of the comnany n short
time before. and run off with tbirty.two mules -
At the eastern ford Of the Concha river the stage
nas.cd at night between the two cnmpGrcs Of the
Cnnanches. Some hours before reaching tho
ford there had been a heavy rain storm mite suf
fcicnt I, have extiupuished the fires. bnt as the
stage came M they were burning freshly, aud
logs of w.sd had evidently lust been added to
them. indicating that the fndiaus, On hearing the
sound Of wheels and voices approaching. had re-
tired to conceal themselves in tho bushes uIong
either side Of the road
The messengers having been Informed Of tie un-
rricndly disposition of the Indians, were in NOM
cntnry expectation of an attack while crossing the
stream. but were allowed to pass wi,heu, molc-;.,-
ton tho former no, rising from their aml,u,rndr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

There il . rumor from Washington that Old
Back has had terrible quarrel with Senator
Thomson Of New jersey. in reference to tie res
toration Of Naval Officer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12
Wo Hundred Left

The Secretary II the Interior, in his las, report
says there are yet two hundred soldiers If the
Revolution Living. and drawing their annual pen
sions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

Mr.. James H. Skinner. Of Augusta county. ~
nounoss himself candidate for Congress in tn,
Nstrist now represented by Letcher. Where
Densalef
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

The Dsmocratic Stats Convention in Kentucky
has nominstsd B. Il. Aagodhn for Governor The
Gubsrnssorial aspirations Of the Righ, Honorable
james B. Clay are thus ineontinen,ly nippel in
the bad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12


cd ~ BAKtGs rRtMiuM Hirrths-roM Mr. T. B,kr--l,esr
si In Jn>''sr to Yourself and persons " he may b" similarly
ies nj your Premium Hlirr> had never used th"m
uu rconty. bat my wife h,Ng ten sfiist-I wh ner.
vous anvr.n ds,rcorei stnn,,r the past
~re Years used '."y means III my l""'r t" 'esnt" or
"hlc phy.",ns but 10 r'Iif '"nd b" hal thrn
several ee'thca' 81" the r"na,hah cares mad" o' Sit.
ter. persuaded my wife I" th,m stu did -" ami in
little time she h"ea" RAPIDLY, M; only h."
raj boa IN bette than has been tor ny yea an
now vi AMI 'n ai~aNs "n;'nn' T. Us" H"r i'"rs
who ,n1 rly AFFLICTED yonr "tcl servant.
r. "nd Jo ,,,,, =, ~ ihnMAS NJ M,Nr Ai3E
witt Wiling r astr t'ti al NY "-'in'ny To- The N :"
of BAEt!s rt Nirn hIrtns. irnt Z l"rn tent r"r"
rh rlrl ,w", tN- Aisn. ny Wit -a.,ng
II, ta,,5, and srcr'i sna,G A,."a r',arc,
us III ii" wa. rNNi = 4 ,"'i' ~ bic - 'tte>
r'rs by the i"P,i il L. "'"ter-. a. ny ali il"
r",'ps nut.s the .,y 81 h,,'"""d md 81. whsr. T."
% II >.'", n g." i'altnn'rr, Nj: h. H. A,e' G>.
,nar.'l NJ sri harn"- y 'lt>, y \.
o'aes a.lcd by sdtr.s-ns BAKER, r.",r,to..
"",aink is Ii wal, know" r,r" :" the mos.
t"s,,- wu. ,teo u. rae. Of ,rcArou 81 b'rc
"'r "',f' ',1,,' II III ms and w""drff,',.ys
"'"r ''unbl'' aud rvn saw d',nc the N" ""nl"rni
predictions OF 'sa'' IL" ia' ~ 'n' vat Ia L'"ll "c
"rr "iucei h' "n"'i ,r' n, lament ,''i /" thr 81
IRA "4 1 d. An" u'"n r oi tH'h 10y Pc !pnl
ianA'e, hi processes uA ',pr" uc's IA. m,.r s'"t',
Il n- "a ms"'a"urme IN" ~ he al No."
l sra" berry thec <etb.ry. ,Ihr Pear Ca"ia tinnN.
i"a bat tltv 'xc",d rIl', n,ytr.
ih's' tables His oil "t Nmte,
All ~ H. ter harr. that he gathered fh'
i.h az yet Ia. chemical composition frou' the lily
to-r1' in tar IL ,.'ss l., 10 n,a,zr ~" h>t''c
ahd Al ,nnt al u,rE . ni'i' t3"h
e'"p"r tlcm in tn tr.ortion' hih
t"r,Iia hvncaf" tnv u Tvs.
a.. -PhiIa,rI uhiu. 5uac ~ f>5s.-nr.-r-.
Per- lnN : & IIni' thai | was
" lronb,as'tn nlh. Al cni"d wHh y"ilowi-h
1t liver ltnr J-h know nor. there
p.ys MT
the lrited Stl'e Ihrna' 81 tts If the
ts strong nI.nni'si ~ y"nr Pam kic
ava thu, .rlr and ne ped lHirdi
NO, We'd, This last MARCH wthh ID my aiires,
fam, and sef arr aNe'se t" It r"ty That ~hnf
have iss lmu truth Is wi known g. the roiric"r,
I.hr tai ur',r the II emcc of gIa in 10 ing
iouis ruly ANXIOUS.
A,,it ny III ncti,inr dealers
sniih JOHN II SE\Y Lvmhhnrg t'er CIV.
uex.r,u NJ ..,nng L. ain-mt -sn,r,n--c ~ir,u-
nsu., he mhs h III. artrlc has t'ane,l
far Rheumatism salt Rhcun Burns Bruises SN Joints
I, n. ain Evil, ard Sarllinss Houses II has
no "A t,r Man VIII b. wi'hnu II who
AIl with refrrr To the raj
c.ina n II tn sang iinimeu can cheerfnv that
irtnr,l 80 many ,ui's IN oar h"el horhn
~ tbs l. W. SMITH. Ri Z tad. Conn" :. LnrCH Esq ,
II, t. PARK Vt write. ~, the horse considered WORTH
Oh spa yin) but the free use ~ the Mn,
tu Inii.ont, soi rim fr Sl'h S"nr Iniment IA
a my ~ Such r'timnny. Is rrsch'ng
lv. :, he hall >r tt"hi Every fault, should have 1t -
The gcuui e Nustnng is sold by all
sp.c u" deal il .,n. out III" world beware "t any
BARNES s. PARK, Proprctai.
u,xlwIln New York