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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
AUCTION SALES rHIs DAY

O. heaassos Bache Co sell O'clock at No 60 Caes
ssfess. boats shoes, winter clcthing, etc.
Montgomery saith sell ~ O'clock coner oi Bsioune
ana uaion streets. seyea carncls
nj V. Masphy SELLS at ii o'clock al No 81 Tehoapae,iss
esrass, Havara cigars etc.
szPsala II aavsrtissaent. uner aueioa heads 81 page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
n. u. HUBBARD, sec,y.

RJ- Bunker Hill Rangers THE regular
weekly meetings Of this Cub will be held their hall school
house Canal and Franklin Streets MONDAY EVEN
IhGS at O'Clock. BY order of the Presidents
se4 2pte GEO o. BENREs Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21


HAyTIEN EMIssARY N TowN.--We learn that a
falESr0En and blown Hayden, black as ebony,
AEal bearing extraordinary powers from the august
s5csfard Of Hayti. made his appearance in Mobile
yesterday, and attracted considerable attention
&Als business here WAS 10 promote the emigration
NJ FREQ negroes TO Hayt and he represented that
. vessel Was in readiness to transport sneh emf.
grants thither as might choose to avail themselves
III the opportunity.
Honor the Mayor whe politely directed him to his
W1rship the Sheriff Of Mobile county, who informed
him that the laws oil the State of Alabama did not
recognize or look favorably upon tho objects of
his embassy, and advised him that speedy de-
4ssrturr from within the limits of this Common
wealth Hauld probably best comport with the
tenor Had spirit of the statutes thereof. The Hay
ten Improved the hint, made his way, under escort
81 the Chief OF Police, TO the mail boat and by
the time this reaches tho eye Of the reader, will
NEob&biF I'D in the Crescent City.
Mobile Advertiser, 10TH
Especial care should be taken that this dusky
Minister Plenirotentiafy eonfne his high official
POWERS to negotiations with the free-eolored only,
and then exclusively under the supervision of the
authorities. A hundred yards should be tho least
distance allowed to intervene between this special
envoy pf His Dingy Majesty Of Hayti and our
h5naamsn Of lie same complexion. He and his
anligranss should be allowed to take ship for
Kaytl at The earliest date they can be induced to
find convenient, and the envoy himself should be
Afforded such encouragement as will induce him
not ID repent Tho mission, but leave the free-coI-
cred to migrate in future without the intervention
oR the eniissaries Of President Jefrard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
, Fever and Ague Is terrihle disease.

Of .sall the rs thaF ssh heir TO- funniest in m ra
manifestations tie uuelenng iii progress and tic
defiant Of medical skill Fever Arue mere destrue-
i've Of life Than consumption haeause more eay ndnced
and therefore prevailed, marks victims for tho
grave, like eXecnones bond. Day by day tho sufferer
grows weaker and weaEe hour does he fear
consciousness approaching te tomb. We have said that tho
disease Of those which has nearly always deRcd medical
few in bile having curcd and re-
ported. Wetcomtatnd Dr. J. Hostelteru omRch Bers to
suffering humanity generally and speedy Specific
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and reai by WRIGHT 4
CO. n Md 5l Charities sole agents for the Southern
STATES whom NIL orders should he addressed by drug
sisis and dealers generally everywhere. self 2p6t6ItW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
ss-Genuine Mh.eler s .Nllson,s Needles-

The sost Agent The first and ony houseto price
OF Wheeler & Wilson Needes 70 70 cents per dozen
urgent request Of tie ladies' been induced 20
keep supply Of Wheeler Wilson's Needles wheo they cau
call Win pFopTiets purchase Wheeler Wilson'S Needle
at New York prices
sloat Sewing siacbina Room No. 81 CANAL STREET.
selD 2plmsW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

H8>why does ghe Wheeler ~ Wilson con-
Germ publish many against le SGat Sew
itH Aiuchiaeaf
From the fact R they great Improvement theirs,
and docs aeas with he lea,aal pads and loop check
The Soat Aachnes still continue that double the sale
Of MI oilers a. No. q Gau& street.
fslq 2pin6W " 5. hEhR1Ck, 6ge2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

So Two Verdict, from vsry smpag ssnt
s6atues III relation TO GRtsTAnnRo'S HAIR DYE. The
hst O these decisions j. from the Pan Of D.. ehion 4hn has
no ea In this country sunIyfe ,haist, ad DECLARES
TIC bye be Absolutely Eree from delaltfad ngeient. This
mas be called ihe Scientific ferdici.
The stcuHl decision Is popular fhe Thousands whn
Vie nseare ananaoas in res mneadig Shove all otb-
tts for The exquisite of tic hiRcEs and bgnWns i.
uar4 and tpiis its trct This TIE VI Verdict
his which constitute these yeie may be seta ut
Tie establishment of CRIsTAnoko No. ABtor House New
1otk,
sold everywhere, and apBiiadby all Hair Drsssers
Fer sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT Co. q and Isl Chsrtres street. General Agents.
| sps 2pln&w oRisTApoRo, Ee As.eE Aause. y. Y,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
HYhtgs and Democrats,

CAN PROCURE AT our OFFICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
From Washington


The following items AL speculations, frou
Washington, we copy from different journals:
The third party manifesto 10 printed and will b.
oat in > day D. Two
The Na,opsi Executive Committee will be an
nouncsd soon Il seems 10 be the policy Of the
party 10 call q National Convention after the Dem
ocrats and before the Republicans. Douglas now
| anticpates fight upon him n; Charleston, and Is
prepared to break from it and divide the party.
| fbavc this from one who knows him most intimate
| ~.
Some statesmen have returned from thu South md
Southwest, who were compelled 10 retire on ac-
count Of tho political excitement. They are ptePnr-
ing to suspend all trado with tao North aud estab-
lish factories Of their own.
| Some gentlemen from Indiana have arrived to
press the claims Of Hon. James Hughes, ex.Coh-
Crossman as successor to Judge Blackiord, deccn
sei There are two Democratic political cr'pples
after the place
The Senate Printer will probably be bowman.
Some influence is brough To withdraw tho Demo
cratic opposition to him.
Tho mail contractors are preparing another me-
mortal to present to Congress. Several contrnc-
tors in Pennsylvania have failed.
The delegates from Utah will shortly present the
application for the admission If that Territory in
to the Union, under the Constitution adopted sew
ernl years ago. Look out for when the qacs
ton comes up.
Mr. Buchanan talks quite unrc'erycdly on the
subject of his denomination at Charleston. lie
thinks that there is no other man who Is 40 nc
ceptablc to the North and South and rs to bis age
which he, short time since, considered ms too
advanced to remain longer in pubic lr he cites
Gcucrai Scott who is still older than he, md who
is n prominent canddhto for the Presidency III
1850. &" II Sect is young enough, am not !, 80
asks
Il is expected thnt Senator Seward will reach
the city. and make his appearance IN the Senate
Tomorrow. Senator Mason. who, 1t iscxrectcd,
will be his insuisiior IN relation to his connection
with the Ilarpers fe~rv rad, appeared IN the See
nate this morning in II suit OF gray. homospun
clothes, of Virginia manufacture.
The usual Costume of Senators being plain
black Mason 4 dress was in striking contrast with
that If the other Senators and h. heightened the
effect by making an explanation in reply to Srna-
tor Doolittlc OF u term used IN late speech nj
his. III which he characterized thu free States rs
sersile States. lle had called them he Snl
because he had noticed that III the North tho scr
wants wore lycrie-, II badge If scrvtndc not 70
quircl by southern men even for their slaves.
We invite attention to the able and patriotic nj
dress. which we publish on tho outside If to day,
paper. Of A. Jupsos CHANr, Esq, Of Richmond,
on the occasion Of his retiring from the editorial
control Of the Morning News.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

II,RrERS FERRY IrfMs.-Ihc hall of the House
Of Delegates WAS crowded Tuesday night to hear
the remarks of Andrew Hunter. Esq, who prose
rutcd Brown aud his com anlons Mt thariestown,
heorc the jolnt committee 81 the Assembly ON
tie llarpe,s Ferry affair OF course the sreater
portion OF Mr.. II X remarks in connection with
the iuvnsi3n were not new 10 the reading public
but many uftLcm were. or had not that strength
al cuuiirrnn ION which they received Tuesday
night from the wcdge aud high position Of the
speaker One error lac cmphntcallv corrected
tiat =, the statement that the Virginia troops do
cI,nrI the offer Col. Lee made them to storm the
cngnc-honse Tho offer was nat declined; but
Tie Virginia troops were so scattered that, before
they could decide the offer, Go" Lee felt it his
duty to take tho place The citizens of Charles
tnnn dad not feel ANXIOUS to get rad ot the military
~ stated hy newspaper correspondents on the
contrary. there wcte some families. who could
lily ailurdIt, who furnished the troops from 100
Ia GOO meals and did not charge the State one cent.
rs nu evidence Of the ompletcncss Of the system
ot espionage adopted. Mr.. Ia. said that one of the
spics III the employment Of Virginia repeatedly
slept in tho bed with John Brown, Jr.. and watch
ri all his movements concerning his father. The
report Of 800 men being organized in the noun
talus was first given by member of the Penn
tyhanIn House Of Representatives, and after
forwards confirmed rs to leave no doubt Of the
i~t. The spies reported the organization, and
Mr.. Hunter enabled to find it out within ior-
ty-eght hours after the intended rescue was given
NJ. II is remarkable TINT it was then, for the
FIRST tune. that John Brown agreed to see his wife.
The unexpected and nearly successful escape OF
/ tnuk AMI toppc. was noticed hy Mr. Hunter,
who saId II was tho result OF conflict in authuri-
" bctw cen the civil aud mi ltury officers. and he
! believed the Iailor aud shenh perfectly free from
/ any conn hcty whatever IN the escape, john
! Brown during his imprisonment. received more
than two hu ndrel aud fifty letters.
The speaker paid high compliment to the
Baltimore AN! Ohio Railroad Company for their
al'tto Virginia, by keeping crowds and Suspicious
characters OH their trains lie was assured ut the
time, by If tho officers Of the road, that if Il
crowd cot possession of the cars, and ho could moi
get them eli he wonl Instruct the engineer to rur
down the frs, cmbanNmcnt lac came To.
! The speaker read istcr from Glen k in
| philale lphia mercantile house, disclosinga plu
IN uh,o Ia rescue Brown III which the writer be-
gel that his name should not be disclosed to hi
employers rs they would discharge him if the
dncoyclcl his proslaycry feelings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

We want no better text to preach from and to
huil into the teeth Of the Sham Democracy than
the following, words If our Daniel Webster. IA
maine wh'tn has Tor more than forty years past
been linked to honorable ep,hcs in the old Cnui.
ant. aud which, until the last few wears has beeu
ns constantly vliied aud tradncei in that Hart.
ford Times from which we now extract i'll We
say dHo 10 every syllable and wish that Daniel
Webster was alive To take the staud he would be
sure to take against the repcacrs oi the Missouri
Compromise. tho pro-slayery acitators ofthe North
and the South. These were his noble words in
the Senate Of the United States:
II am against agitators North or South | am
against all narrow and local ideas North or South.
and against all narrow and local contests. | am
ma Amercan,an know no locality but America.
My heart. my sentiments, my Judgment demand
ot me that should pursue such n course a. shall
promote tho good, and the harmony, and the
Union OF the whole country. This shall do, God
willing. to the end Of the chapter H,yf,ora
CoaIant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

Tue STATE FLAG-Ouf citizens were sur prised
To see novel banner floating from the cupola of
the State House upon the asscmblingof the Leg
ielnturc ON Wednesday, This was "a flag cmhlnz,-
ned with tho of Massachusetts, instead of the
usual banner If the United States which has hith.
crt" Sraccl tho staff and under the protection of
which the Grcntand Grueral Court md tho Cav
crnur and Council have conducted their delibera-
toms from the earliest times. We know not hv
whose authority the change has takcn pace but
we must remark that the time chosen for thu suL-
sltut;"n is most lhoplortnnc. has II very mar
row nnl SO tonal look. 10 say the least of it, 1t
makes one feel ashamed Of those who have done
such thing. We love best the STARS and the
stripes, which is the boas, Of an American and
und'f which he stands secure. in whatever quarter
Of tia" world the glorious ensign is displayed-
Th'rc IL too much reason to fear that those who
have seen lit to make such an untimcly and need.
less substitution are far from leins of those who
keep step to the music ol the Union. u Boston.
coar,, 6M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

A European correspondent Of the New York
Times writes:
Harris new statue Of Henry Clay. snodeled in
Rome. and cast BY Muller. at Munich. TO lie erect
ed in Nsw Orleans, il just flushed aad was ex-
hibieed a. Tie bronze fosndrx. can't say il is
remarkably One Tho Likeness Is striking. but
coarse; Jou zee Henry Clsy's aoss, and mosth.
and hair but not his soul. I was smnsed at the
coasmsnfsI beard in the crowd aboat il. "Ay.
one cahisee Il ID On American" said n German
lady q her eonpsaiOa, "hs has such Ing
mouthis'.- es Iss -,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13


AEw YORK HERALD BECOMING INcKxpIARY-The
correspondent trom New York of the Mobile
LEICESTER, writing to that journal under date of the
4th thus exhibits Bennett and his intentions to tho
people;
The most incendiary abolition documents that
have ever been published in the North for South
efn ercnlation can be found in five columns Of
the Herald this morning-They are various let
tiers from Henry Z. Wright, tile great abolition
leader in Massachusetts &c
Before ten o'clock the Republican Committee
ordered from Ross Toucey 10000, at u cents, or
$50 These llearlds were sent Nv express to
Washington to be franked III South by members
1he Herald is doin. more for the Republican
Fary than all their presses. and it is pretty gen
orally upderst Of here that Mr.. Bennett will
support the Chicago candidate in 1850 under the
same agreement that he supported Fremont in
1896! The Herald talks about Scott. That i,
al iudSe-a mere bridge to pass from Buchanan
democracy to Seward Republicanism.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
IIe Denounced Thorn.

MIST Pryne. thus tells how he dcnouitcc1 them
II am only ono man in tho South, and rather "A
feeble one nj that belonging to the peace party,
and not Wishing to fight under any circumstances.
| was recently in the great city of New YORK.
where spent two weeks and daily. in II ,tes. and
on Broadway. denounced tho whole Al htion
forces North. Us towards, hypocri,rs and scoanI
rels When cnquirod Of where hailed from, aud
who was, told my name aud the number Of my
room ut the St. Nicholas"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
To the Afflicted.

~ TORMENT with Pain. and scorcl-d with fcvcrs
mus necessarily NAH" beg that will compose
sen one i"i"nt, ihai Nc may learn the extent ~ ma-
I'' AM 1hrr lul II We can, prescription for their
Nr you D!tir. and has stomach iscd rinrnl
Us functions III Your strength has failed and lite
hFd'l II 81 We OTTER You, IN BAkEgs PEEAirM jitrLs>
never iallS remedy for your life Are troubled ih
"l> 'Hdaclr>, anl din'rss vision, incidental Thr,
resort Ia bAkfEN BT1EGs only
lnG 'fn toh>iild bowels aud torpid livery
AIt hi1tERS will arouse both and that y. 81,
essential 10 hcal Have You tcale females and .rching
rdT' VIM have los all relish for TODD ari hourly vast.
hS1"aAf B>hEKs BrrIEEs, valuable tonic ever III.
covered VIII s'riA' nj the root of their diseases give
Hh Hl"ihes aud strength DO You live in a wror,
nH" ata ie'"r hold continual sway? II laugh al
diseases and del. their power prov dci iary
NNt Differs Durtl'i, tioll, thiIrrl Murbur aft
' diseases arising from ndgcsti"is ana Improper src
mons hrI Yield /" tn" health giving influence This great
Wtr witch Is now sold throughout In, country H., Drug
E>> Centrally nnd is than AMY llrr
ne He kn"wn lbcSs BirTs lst HEIR way n; home
iie ci were offered 10 the at world and now thai
H ale kn"n an appreciated the prnpr desires that nil
YIN" n'I N'tr ali may have GIpcL," cost, Price only
~ ccti~ per bottle. -
f"r sr b! all the Druggists in Iynclburs and by all The
l Druggists IN the city ni livhupnd cisew here In
hh&@' also OF Nes-rs has Stot * Co.. Washington ci,y
- 80 t.. H. alhhlet Co.. Baltimore Md. ID. b. Muller Gov.
Ihg'"h ny: ami Barnes ~ Park, \. y
'rier- ilcd l.! ali, s,ing f. BAKER Pro,ricur
". -''''"''N Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

! The House was called to order At The Usual
hour by Speaker Cru,chheld.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Pettigrsw OF the Disci-
pies Church.
This Clerk read n communication from The Sen
ale announcing the passage Of bills mentioned III
tho proceedings Of that body yesterday.
REsoLuTIess ~ INQUIRY.
Bv Mr.. Scott. OF nponsating Commissioners
of the Revenue for enrolling the militia.
BY Mr.. Lcftwich Ofrequiring stockholders Of
State banks to hold their meetings at those branch
es where dividends are paid out to elect proxies to
represent in tho snme ten days before the annual
meeting.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON internal IMPROVEMENTS
The following committee, appointed under the
resolution Of MIR. Wilson, 10 examine into and re-
port upon the cost. etc, ii the various works 81
internal improvement in the State, and tho expe-
dency nt selling them. wns announced by tue
SPEAKER: Messrs Wilson, Rivcs. Mckenzie, Au-
dcrson. Brennan. Ward, Hoffman, Watson. OF A.,
Bissel Lundy. Raymond mud NJ iller.
TIE SOUTHWEST.
On motion Of Mr. Hoffman. tho Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts was requested to furnish to the
House II statement Of tho amount Of taxes paid by
each o the counties Of Wood, Writ. Calhoun,
Lewis. Upshur. Randolph and the counties North
thereof and West Of tho Allegheny mountains for
cach year since the adoption If the present Con-
sttutiou, with n synopsis exhibiting the amount
paid by nil the said counties in each Of tho said
years and by each Of the said counties in all the
said years. and the aggregate paid by all the said
counties in all the snid years. accompanied by the
amount paid by tho whole State in each Of tho
said years and the aggregate pnid in all the said
years.
ARMISG TIE STATE RESUMED.
After the conclusion Of Mr.. Cranes speech, the
vote wa4 taken on the amendment reducing the
approximation for the purchase of arms from $50,
600 t" 100000, resulting in its rejection by ayes
- noes AZ.
Tho vote being taken on the two amendments as
one proposition resulted ayes -, noes III.
Mr.. Cowan presented IA substitute before the
realizing Of which the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
MESSRS. WELSH BROTHERS & CO..

Of \ D IA,
AVE appointed their Agents in Nrgin, ,r The sa n,
Their IN ES-and We shall be- pleased TO receive orders
I'M the trade for their Wines To be Imported direct 10 Virrn
ia--the rticc the same in Virginia Ms IA New York '
Their old stock OF Madeira ranges from so vintage Of ~
up to $l5 per gallon, vintage Of iSi5 "
sherry Wines from I, 80 10 &i3 per gallon
Lisbon WING from ~ 80 10 - Der caN,
Fort Wines from &2.a0 60 A. rer gallon
dec Pots " pia III, q ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
A CARD

fINE undersigned not being member of the late po.,, .,
= rafe 81 he uy of Lynchurs under rs control Va;
hereafter sell Tobacco at FIFTY CtNre A IIOGsIFhD
t.Nus aai an experience ri than ten wears fmr of
"bch be Wa ~ Inspector at Martins Narchous-and hing
AensN'S Rui lnma', acquainted with seller, and buyrrs
h' 's d! diligence, lniiud,. fidelity TO secure n faT
share ~ Patronage '""
ohte L; the store Of A. j. Camp Bro under Iynchs
Wv" i /. is,, THOMAS q. HILL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

Some one sent d.spa,ch to Chicago last We'd
nesday announcing the election OF Sherman
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives The
organ i the Republicans came out with flaming
article of congratua'irn, and the Young Mems
Association fired hundred guns in honor Of
tho event. 1t proved to be hoax, II coursc-Lut
not in time To save the ammunition
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13
herring'S Patent Champion
E AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE

.,
MYTH HALLS PATENT roWDER. PROOF LOCKS the
Nv same mat were awarded separate medals at the Worlds
tar, London lsl and the Worlds FAIR New York ls, and
AXE TUE ONLY American thai mere awar,e, medals
nj the London Worlds Far. ~
hte safes form The most perfect security against Fire and
burglars ot an! SAFES ever offered To tie public
$1,000 REM ARD
WI be paid I" an. person that show that IIerns Pa
accidental hire. " ~ " '
:. C. HERRING & co. Manufacturers a51 pr ,,ar,v cor
Mhrrh! 81, New York and ~ Il ~ Gr;.Nicr ST, \. o
A%kNts-b W. KNOWLES, Richmond Va: Il. T. lester Pc.
iersnurg Va Rowland Brothers Norfolk Va; j. H. Th5nn-
,nn. i!heihnrg. Va j. L. blossom, Wilmington, " C.; w.
ntFrns 4 sol" atlanta Ga j. NJ \ b, f Reed West Point
i,, m IN, - vs. '""''S'oh' : T. IA. WI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-13

POwerless for Evil-Potent tor Good
NJ .- WIEN pain Inflammation is present, and Brand
dig re's Pills used they at once seize upon the hu
which Of The pain and Inflammation ana
The body. This quality of alone Selling
hod causing expulsion Of depra,ed nmors Is possess
other medicine For Brandrehs Pills operate soel!
upon Impurities which round and affect The tissues an
affected by d.cnse BY NATURAL AFFINITY, THEY SEIZE
noKs BELOW THAT ~ ThE SUR
and eXpcl Them from the body Young @o
pie cannot, but middle aged and Ola people chS IN thse
appreciate that medicine which, being used IN sickness acts
only the Of dscasc and which has no power except
upon whose presence produces PAIN and
whose every disease Whatever organ Is a
icc there these wonderful pills penetrate, ami remove inp
rites from; thus preventing settling Of the humors because
removed from the body, In rheumatism feNcrs peu
risie, pains in the side, dysesa head aches co-vrnes
asthma colds coughs throats plies ulcers, bos they
immediate relief and taken early, prevent organic DIS
Mainics pronounced beyond human sk, have Yielded
their influence and millions human lives have been l,ed
by their timely Oh! how important In sickness to use that
medicine which only cNtngHsts the disease, ahd leaves no
bcliud. sold Dr. Brnndreths Principal Office
NO "a Canal Street, New York; and by all Respectable dealers
In medicine. dec lG-dlm