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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-31

The medicinal properties OF SarsapariIla in
conjunction with Stillingia is we'll known by
all medical men to be the best compound vet
discovered TO cleanse aud eradicate all humors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

In Hunts Merchants Magazine for August there Is an
ar'icc which bors TO show that the canals have seen
their palmiest days. that henccforth they cannot pay
ther~sy stll les be able Discharge the indebt
edness created account Of their construction The
reasoning by which the writer reaches this gloomy con.
clusion Is that powerful competitors the field with
them that In our fast age railroads suppaut
then As 'elegraphing supercedcs posting BY mail and
express companies of with the railroad business
The New York Times SAWS. the illustration is very
good one and when the editor shows that the telegraph
has rendered the maibags useless that express
panes have ruined the railroads shall prepared to
agree with him that the railroads of New York have killed
their canal There is road in the country better
pared to carry all the freight that offers than the New
York Central Bnt during the past year. along the line
OF that admirably arranged carrier there was the busy
season, more freight Offering than il could carry without
long delays With all its great facilities its tonnage of
freight in 1855, amounted but 7s54os tons During
the same year the canals OF the State carried s665
tons We're the canals filed up the freight seeking outlet
in this direction would task half dozen Central Rail-
roads to their utmost capacity"
We may remark. also, that the James River and IA
nswha Canal, should il be completed would be of
far more value to Virginia than all the Railroads now
built in her borders, that win ever be built put to.
gether.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
severe ON Douglas.

A Democratic member Of Congress from Alabama the
Hon FIT s. sHoErEE, O letter from whom we find re-
publshed in the EHg,r Of yesterday is severe enough
upon Douglas, the following extract will show:
Douglas" be aye, "s great man In many senses
81 the word great in talent in oraory, ia ambition and
10, iy,4so1 10 ne South and his old party which has
shoucred lee honor upon him Bot he will find that the
state Rights Democratic party far greater than him
seif BE stands shadow Of chance Tor the nom..
nation NJ Charleston. Tsod sTBscf 10 that
lsnrsaffos nominate Ssi,rri Hai, ~ Giaijngs ~
B,ugfas WOULD yorg FoE ON oF rIrEu ~ soox A. I
Worrp vory roR NV
we commend the last sentence 10 the numerous
friends Of Douglas here 10 Virginia. We especially in
,Its 20 u ho attention Of the Lynchburg Republican
bieh anpcars 10 be terribly shocked n similar decara
ton on the part Of the vrgHiaH and other Opposition
ioarnas ~ would vote TOT one Of them Seward
Hale Giddngsj ~ soon ~ sould vote for him Doug
t,l 50 say che distinguished Democratic member O
Coagrcs, from Aiabams. We 60 farther-we woul'
vs,s for seward hundred times sooner than We wOu'
vote far Douglas And We would thus vote, because VI
inentsiy prefer voting for open, avoved uncornpo
mising Abotionsi 10 voting for a disguised aud snea
ing md therefore. much worse one.
wM oot ne Rtputfssa and lie coadiutors taxi
fsosrsR and other anu.Douglas actonists immedatel
60 ask A. they endsngefIng the harmony Of ih'
s-sy psioesi parry
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
A Good Definition.

In recent speech, Mr.. b. =. HALIrrr, well known
Democratic politician of Massachusetts, defines what
popular sovereignty means in the Democratic dicton-
aries He said:
This whole question OF popular sovereignty is the
merest abstract oil an abstraction nothing that is praet
cal; question which one man saws "popular soyer-
eignty aud then ohat H. las a sird TO- and an
other cries out popular sovereignty, and means ,cat
eer ne pfeHses by q: and so6o d6Hes srdety hs o-
siiion.
viii be seen that Mr. Halett beats both DoUGLAs and
BLACK all hollow. His definition of the Democratic
idea OF popular sovereignty infinitely better and truer
than either of theirs Aud Halett too is the anfhor of
the Cincinnati platform; and he says popular sovereignty
means whatever peases TO think" Was there ev-
e. such hypocrisy, these Democratic leaders practice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
vs. OPPOSITION YOUTH.

LANiNrABLE OccCEEFNcE.-A wealthy aud highly res.
pecable farmer, named Joseph Smith, resident of the
county OF Kent, Canada was killed Monday last NJ
he residence, IN very distressing manner He had
hne ru on which wa abundance Of fruit and grapes
Which had been source Of considerable trouble 10 him
on account Of the dcpredatons Of thieves In order 10
put stop to this hc determined upon forcbe measures
sod accordingly loaded gun and kept t IN readiness
Tor The return Of The thieves On the afternoon in ques.
ton a. he arose from the supper table 70 70 In search Of
~ cows pc addressed hs servant girl Jula aud direct
ed her % take the gun and shoot the fra pron Who an
preached the grapes On hs return from the fields be
entered the premises by the back way and went drecv
% the grape vines entirely forgetting the direction "a
recently given 20 the girl Who AZ seemed from The r
suit, was prepared 20 obey him TO the letter She va.
watching with the gun 10 hand and being en,irel,
unable 20 recognize him in the dusk Of the evening drew
up and hred the charge Of shot taking effect in In,
thigh and terminating his lie in few minutes Ds,roi
Pre- Pres
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

Hon SHkAARp CLreKSs.-we are panied TO announce
sAys the Rural soatbrasr Of Saturday that Hon sher.
rard clemens Is nov considered, by his physicau In
very enuea situauon He lately visit with his
BRIDE In the COMFY f Westruoreland but owing TO the
unfavorabe eondios Of his wounded limb. be was nm.
der TIE necessity q fe'arnng TO his home in wheelag
in which President Npnroe wa born WAS totally Sssrn
ed by IRE on Monday the sth instant The Ere was sun
posed TO be the work OF an neenary as the house
at the time unoecuped>
BrARs.-The Fincastle Wing saws: We have nev.,
heard OF SO many Doors have been and killed in
tins and some OF the neghbong counties during the mas,
rev weeks from all we learn. in the lower end OF
e ana along the line OF the river bears are near.
as plenty as squirrels Parties hunting nearly
every dayand we learn that there were over dozen Nil
ed during last week Nut
ELEcrioN or BANK OrricrRs-John h. l. Logan. ESQ.
,asner ana Discount Clerk Of the Exchange Bank at Sa
lem having resigned the Office, the Board Of Directors
on wednesday last proceeded TO elect successor when
MT Bernard fitzer was elected Cashier and Col O. w
Burwsll a. Director
MErrISo or rHx GRAND DrvrsIox-The annual meet.
ing OF the 1rand Division Of the Sons OF Temperance of
virginia transp,rcs the goth of October AT LYNCH
burg ana We understand that u will be the largest ever
ned IN me state The Norfolk and South-Sde Railroad
COMPANIES have made the necessary arrangements for
passing delegates to and from Lynchburg on this occa
sion hall price. aud IL Is expected that other COMPANIES
will follow their good example.
LnNcnprRa AGRICULTURAL FAiR-Thc second Annual
Exhibition OF the Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechan;
cal Society will be held the Socetys grounds near
that city ON the lsth lsth and elst of October The
Society have recently erected additional buildings and
nave made every preparation for credtable exhibition
The premiums offered are very liberal and persons i
ding in all parts of the state are invited TO Connect, for
them All articles and stock intended for the Fair will
be transported by the Va. Tennessee Railroad Comma
ny free of charge and members will be furnished VIII
tickets at reduced rates.
SUICIDE IN ORASGr CouSrY.-A man by the name of
r. Sowerby an Englishman by BIRTH committed suicide
few days since, by hanging himself by the neck upon
.see, IN piece oil Woodland near Blue Run church, in
Orange county.
REv j. Z. GRASDHERY pastor of the Methodist EMS.
coPai Churci South, Eighth street. Washington has
been appointed Chaplain the University of Virginia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

ASOrHER WALL STREET DEFALcArioy-Wm Ii,1s a
youth Of "a years Of age who X clerk in the BANKING
house OF WnslOw, Lamier a Co. Bankers Wall street
arrested last night by officers Elder and Young in
di-reputable house In Houston street
se'srs Winslow Lanier have suspected younp Lii.
tie since the 10Th inst, OF appropriang money that did
not belong to him and since that period he has been
placed under the surveillance Of the police but without
effect Last night the officers directed 10 arrest
him. and they accordingly tracked him 10 the house
above mentioned aud took him into custody Little was
spending money freely the time IN conpauv with n
Californian He taken to police headquarters and
on being searched the Of 500 found ia his bo,s
Seventeen hundred dollars has been recovered bv
the officers.
The prisoner was held for examination The vboIs
SUN alleged 70 have been wfongfully appropriated ~,
Little, Il upWards Of $4,000 Messrs Winslovy A Il,
ncrs suspicious first excited by the fict Of Little
spending money freely than biz salary could nos
sibly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
LRrT. GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT

Z" me FdfOr ~ Hs Wing.
In bordering the names Of the many promipen,
ana iiu'uons gentlemen who stand before the country
worthy Of The Presidency, think there Is no one who 50
vel merits that high distinction and would 20 well I'm
'hai important station a. IT, Gen. WIyuELD Scorr Al
ways ready he Is 10 bend the knee 10 lie co,trv'
shrine as 70 bare his breast 10 is foesa nations graft
ude should have an opportunity express itself toward.
MN. Though II Be- truc be once attended with mis-
fortune 10 THE respect IL because the people wer,
not awakened 20 true sense Of their duty They bav,
ePonted Of their error aud long TO have an opportunit,
20 reward him, by placing him where he ought 10 be
10 the Presidential chair
Az OPPOSITION YOUTH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
FROM PIXIES PEAK

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2j-The Denver City correspondent
OF the Republican gives statement Of the receipts and
shipments OF gold IN various forms by prominent bust
firms 10 Denver and Aurora which apcreg,t, ~, Gi
lows Receipts, $1,000; shipments $i5 900 TIN.
valuation OF the gold i AZ the of pa per ounce
winch Is much below is real value The amount Of gold
brought to the States by private individuals i included
IA the statement Mr.. Gregory left Denver on the
18th, for Georgia, with about $50 900
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
RAILROAD ACCIDENr-9o tSI-ppn

CiEciNSAtI sept 26.-An accident Occurred ON IN.
ONO and Mississippi Railroad about twelve miles below
this city Saturday night II was occasioned bv hro
ken rail. One overturned and the rest were
thrown Oh the track Twenty persons were injured bu,
only one was killed '' ''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

Proxies ASD DiREcroHs.--The Board Of Public Works
Of virginia have made tie following appointments OF
Proxies sud Directors 10 represent the Interest Of the
State Ia the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail
rord Proxies J. IT, kinzer, Chas. Blue aud George n
Smoot Directors, John Powell Of Fairfar David Pm
ard Byrd, Of Frederick
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
FROM ARIZONA-DUEL BETWEEN JUDGE " ATS
AND Wiz. OTERO-TuE ELECTInNs

81 Louis.-Sept. 24.-The Arizona correspondsntsoT
the Republican says duel between Judge Watts and NJ
Oero. the candidate for Congress from New Mexico has
taken place Aesila. Three shots with Colts nav
e'oNGrs at hiteen PAGES, were exchanged without ef
feet when the parties were Withdrawn by their second
IL was reported that Mr. Otero had been reelected 10
Congress by 400 majority. Lieut. Mawry has also been
returned 70 Congress deleEnte from Arisonn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

Lon BALTInOHg.-TnwEE LINZ -,fSF,L
~ fe.halam rtsanlpat Company.-The steamer IIUNfe
btLNDEhE Capi william W Keene having spendd stssfo5T1
aeom sions WI receive freight day, (WEDNE sDAY ant
~ ~ NE hour % " 0rlock. M TfiURsDAY, gu inst
Ftske - boston via BALTIMORE a. low rates great de-
psie FhisenFefs VII please be bpard orort
THUDAV Dc hour n departure Tickets passage procured
steamers wharves w ~ ~ ~ ~ WV
ISL DAVID 4 WILLIAM cuRmE
LNOH JACKsONvIIIR. FLA me ,pr,.,,o, IL.
u fast sailing schI, T. WArEHBERRY safnasrton Has- e
i ~ have immediate despatch, orte port Dor e'-FI
which ~ he taken upon rtasouabe ferrns apply 10
ssl3-It w ID COfotTrrr a IN
lust HECEtVED.-nrtss Pierced Iron nronsss ana
- Black Iron Fndr Brass head aud Polished Icons
Bfonsd Ff Iron stand Copper and IaPpansd ods Jap
paned FreCarrers, A. Ac. for sale low.
se23 JOHNsON HHANsPOuD. No. f2e wsio a.
IVORY, BUCK, BUFFALO, AND EBONY NAN.
DIED KNiNEs AND Works, just " hand Of 81 snd
g. and ~ me DOZEN or hall DOZEN foi sale lowest
IOHNsTON BRANSFORD,
impofters and Dealer In Hardware Cutlery. Guns Ec
ss2s sign % NE Crosscut saw, No ~ Main street
DEN AND POCKET KgIvRs, Scissor and R..sr.,
o. R0dgsf Nostsuhoi'a and nufches OF our
mporatlon The beauu have
ean JOHNSTON 4 nRANsF1nD
lfN No. l9s Nsln stFsa,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

oruo. OF w.ns. sept ~. iscs
lessrs. stnrge, Of Birmingham, Eng in their rr.in

~ g o're. % 70. wrs. sept ~. is's.
ss.s. =. birmingham Eng, In their grain
storms aud she.sr which .,s. s,s s 10, ~
roo, crops sa, have saassd wheat and o,hsr
.s s.: ss.s:
. ssss, sr.s .5 In ;ssa ne ss.
sa. assas % ,ss Is ,i n are .nsS the zane
than same remark apps. 10 ~ yn,
England In the Roman and ssspS,an State ssa 81
the drasncy erop The uSsas ssTr..,
s % sOSn *. n al sS,a s p.sSs, and :s sa,
s, n as .a ss s,ss Ts ,s been from % n.
ana secured In excellent condition
pase.s,,, .uv She whs., - =. I'M
The description Of .s ON ~s ss SSs, S' bad sseoSns to
o. yieia from We heavy tolls, siin thlnk
per acre and the early 10, one. ars ans IN out
both winter and 'prns are bad crop, although better
Norrrxon,.. Aug 9o-rer, Ia. been 80 nm. ,.r
ss The sas Of the sPp S we ANY s.,. % o.,
NOV :. % ~ n year and Judging IRON the reports Of the
some good crops. on ashss. have produced rss
ays s whereas last year The same land yielded
Aug 9our farmer. have busy
crop 80 ,s., difficult opinion
s.ss sS' s i.s ssa our upland ~Sss YIN
ps :. s 1 g. "a .Ss oS Ss s1, :. from The
ss . and s be ssssG. In Weight sSSa,
suor sh Month"; asth-pur,nr IN. pre,.,, mont, mani,
mature venture opinion Yield vi. be- Su, up
L.os,SsT,, Aus ~ : rn.nsr -ns., a., ~.
yield, fall. great portion Of The farmers thu.
god ~ " ~ ""'A' " '"'' wi" maintain The yield 10 not
k'y S,ssr, Ma, o,,o.
hood We may consider complete We have had quantity
ne~ wheat At MARKET the quaAnd yield
good and the yield satisfactory The CROP whole
think prove quite an average
the South Of England little exception are now secured and
mostly In GOOD order though scarcity hands. much re-
full CROP though nearly equal Weld TO that
by The storms vim thin .hd ina% but ~"Sh that
srAorp Aug gJrhe wh.a, crop ON Al. Who'll. Ia vo ON, ,u
arr some nns samples The rrnsrsi usu,x iii No., h I
~ and Weld ,S A. shea' crop varies very much 10 quail
., ,h Ihe Yield si be much less than lNsi year.
r.,,,.,r., A., a. -.
nov ,ns OF last year and The quality various but
TErEn Aug Vii uanI ,nns.r y, " s ~ - ns 49,
., nsa y, RAN Tor some days with high tenn
by the finest possible ~es,nsr @ % @ was
Of IS ''e'1 ' however, !" De not SO good as that
RrnEun Ang s7The early very good thu,
got In in splendid eondi,ion T VIM,
crop had not been damaged by been found
PLisorm Aug sour harvest been eonelu
ded The wheat varied eondion se
sosnE 70 the state Of weather when general opinion
Is for good quality but decidedly ie quantity year
that have had for past in The rrst which
(except exposed 10 ,he W., ,bs y, r. fsh
4th Of hi monthly bright and In ne sondion snd the
srElTuaDOsAvoS Aug Sd am glad TO .aS M y,s.
on. crop be equs TO last yr.T in hu h, con
IN yield some Of our farmers 90 some more
land therefore shall have wheat on our hr.yy
clay and weak land n. wheat stood up WELL GU,
hand think than before time OF The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

L,RsE WISSNas.-Mr Ten Brock writes from Eog.
land 70 friend ~ Memphis that his winnings 10 Rnglsnd
his year have topped $4,000 70 gain which be liked
but $4,000,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
CROCK POR SALE

STOCK FOR SALE.
/ - hss Rant Of Comm nweath stock
| 90 Nmrinla A Tennessee Rail Road Bonds
ss2s-ss IsAAos 4 TAYLOR
b00 TODDs EXTRA sUGAg.cURRDH HANS
N0NN WRkH HoNtLk oLAIpoRNR, =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
FACT NUMBER ONE.

HNNH NUWBER ONE.
hai C'adoo Excelsior Dye has recently by pr
Chiffon, the first Chemist In America pronounee- IN. DIV, An
soLurELr HARMLESS to the hair and skin.
FACT NUMBER TWO
The Excelsior Dye In IL. effects M
' Color which 'ndnsu'hSbe from that OF nature
tualy Sfr"Hgs and frigogfes the hair. fact is establish
ed by competent anidavis
FACT NUMBER THREE
TIE sales OF the Dye have Increased oo Hundred ,r cent In
year. and every respectable druggist finds
eessary 10 keep Il a standard article eveywher. and
applied BY all hair Dresse Cstadoro Aston House Me-
York. ..ol 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

lEMOVAB I've hereby noilfy our cus,or,ers ana e ot
- hc That We have removed
Coaeh material 70 our large and ven sasged store No n Main
ee neSt door 70 hesss Dudley Co opposite 70 Mss
Tfo's r. Price Co.
We are making large additions stock both Of Hard
ware and Coae nntefal ~ direct from plros
BAN ana shesd and by purchases from American uanufaeo
No. and aha here1ner endeaYor
equal n qualify and fyorabis te a. ev eso h kog
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

his residence In Prince eserss county, Thursday ssd
psp.s.ed h nis on rldAy morning. 9th in.l h n.i.
r residence In the county JNb L CRtJrf
800 Of Mr. Nnaeie cru,e the are Of mrs.
turned n'o continued fver and his In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
NEW FALL GOODS.

| AN1 w II ALL 0ONDlDS.
8 p Z Q 7 "A L NJ OTICE
| ' TO rHE
LADIES, ALLSi0USgkEEPERs, AND FARMERS
OUR ASSORTMENT rs NOW COMPLETE OF ALL STYLES or
Rich Dress Good.
Enbrcldsries and Lace Lace. at lower pe,.
| than before.
Cloth and Velvet best assortment, and h.,p,,
than had before. 80
Stella, Broehe, French Wool md common PiAld shaub
Linen shseting
Table psmasss, rOweIinS., Napkin.
Furniture Prints. Table Covers
All Kind. OF PLANTATION GOODS In
Sleeps Grsys, Pulled Cloths Kerseys and In,e,, NJ the
mos, approved kinds and nj the lowest prices.
'ses SAINT. Nj. PRICE CO.
~ The following om Agents. who Il too we'll
In his own state TO need endorsing by U.S. will be read with
by DypsIfics:
Misses ssrH Aco-telas. pi. =. ~. 80. 81; soe
pres another RoS Of orpgsadd BiueyS as ne ar. n.s,
bsrs have recently been unusual brn.a hv
than fom all other meienes being lno.n sr. H.
ne,nee the demand for the Bters. Il prosso In
when reputation Tor truth and sincerity
20 s an Apoiheesry and for this away, hc
etsia In recommending remedies perfectly ..fs In
,h nhS 1as troubled with Dyspepsia
'ess-d'eA~i~ GRO. $ kENDRicx.
sH II Boots. aa,er. OF good quality
ALfN HILL cos and get them there do no,
know where find them .-ii
CIV Notice TO Country Merchant. yIsitIpr
Rich ond this Fnll.-we would most resp.e noly e,n
their attention stock BOOTS SHOES which W, viii
sell low for cash punetnsl ia months credit
ALEN hill a CO..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

FALL AND WINTER SUPPLIES
SCHOOL COOKS SCH0OL STA TIOHERT PIANO
fORTES GUITARS AND HTSIG
j A MES USE 81 co.
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention parents
an Others Interested, 20 the extensive stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
with Ehh they supplied the present season embracing all
Vac Primary III nentaTv aud advanced BOOKS used I'M The
Schools and Colleges Of this North Carolina on
editions. Their stock -'F'N
SCHOOL STATIONERY
large ana complete eons ng Of every necessary for
educational purposes Ia the department Of
u / a n O. + Ort
there nothing Lacking visit their
vi" satisfy any that complete stock ~ gon5 i,f,
"@ could scarcely be collected together They hay. yaros
gad Tor sale Those II elegant and rich adaptsd 40
sons No have means 10 crafty their suited 20
sons o. more moderate desires while the humber may an
Instrument durable and sveetoned palmer and l.s
case. They have for sale the sweeiest.toned ~ " '"
Ct II airs
mAnc ~ he world They are besides
Perior TO those OF foreign make, brought couny Th
Instruments are made by MARTIN persons should
Der s name when they Ssn good GUITAR also
others % cheaper manufacture 49, '''- ''''
An immense MUSIC for the FORT. ana nt.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for these sISGISG nooKs
GUIIAR AND HARP STRINGS. TUNING POKKF. TJfSISg
HAMMEhss HOUR AND HALf-BOUR GLASsEs. MTsIC Eo
LOS PIANO STOOLS MELODEONs Ae Ae ali Of Sbeh mi
be furnished 81 moderate prices ~ VIZ
a liberal discount made 20 teachrrs
Orders promptly aud faithfully attended 10
PlANOfORfks tuned and repaired. s.qs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES. =
y b II Y A Ms
PULMONIC WATERS

TAs mod eetasa osd .ps>dy rsssdr Discovered
yo~ all Dtseas>s II as CA>~f and Ess0s, CoagAs.
6b'd. A-kAsaa, Ceassr.pacr. Ac.cAins bss-
saso. Roarssas>s. DuEc~s BrsaGAf.s,
Sore Throak. DO. DO
THEsf Waters the perfect
and when With according drsetous
feet rapid and lasting Thousands restored
perfect health who tried other el.sses
and all constitutions they equally blessing
need despair matter how the dsease
however provided organic
tai organs Is not hopsesy dseaysd Every aetsd should
give them an impartial trial
To waters are peeuli.r,y
vaiaable they will In the
hoar-eness and their day, v tmes
Increase The nery voice. greatly improving
Its tone compass and eeaues which purpose they regs-
larry usedby many profssslsnai voeal,u.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, Hex York
Price Is cents box By Respectable puusxs
msis-eoiteiy
Sore Throat Plague and sore Throat. H. his
quality Of scinins hold and causing expulsion Of h
mo possessed by other medicine Fi.
They operate only the Tissues In affected By
the disease In fact they seine those humo much
from preference from natural affinity NE below
that Of the surrounding and which, settling the t.sue. Of
he throat that Is around The throat region
sore hTon plague and the headAeh. Within
an hour after four six pills felt peculiar
creeping In the Affected collecting u Of diseased
hnmo ready for expulsion No weakening Fan ever
arise from their because upon healthy part.
Taken early they all Oh how Impor,.p,
In sickness that medicine only IN, d
and leaves behind Sold Al DR. nr.n,h
Principal once. No PA Cans. Street New York and nv Al.
peetAbie dealers In medicines ,-ad.,in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

9EeAHsi sEaAns l-7Ooeoo ssE.rs irou oon@on 70
'Vif'r"lsbI phpeSonb : 90, % W. bocE