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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
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SuELBlNiII.E, fem Oct. iG, l-S6.
M Mtssrs. Perry ba,i, .-Sirs- Gratitude 10
ts2Sa you aud duy 10 suffering humanity require tIrt
should make known the 4ncfit cd from
truly valuable Pain Killer; and IL by seeing this. sui
ire viz be induea was, 10 give II trial and be heated
shall he cpapon-acI n thousand fold.
In lufc 1>, aiic irecd Illness Of tycral months
scscrrl, attacked with droa sness IWnCss of
sight mud lo-s 81 appetite, accompanied 10y di,uly
hrcnhias etc NJ, m sirian pronounced pneumonia
bordering The r stage consumption and after Nhau
his -ki. declared po-Itye, thai had the consumption
that he could dn nothing for ae,
ir he, me-. the hest llIngl rnul
do, which dbl With no effect then made
whirh proved inefficient.
by This time symptoms pain IN the head morning
ricnig and during iir night darling pains through the chest
burning IN the palms Of the bands, nck pulse, night sweu
difficulty o breathing. etc., ~let fortunately hold o The
"rc,ies Pamphlet. IA which The of Messrs. him.
t'nc aud oilers, which induced me IT., Perry uSs kcyc
lc Pam kllii. and 1t may appear dcri, cd
3cuca from lie al twenty -h,r bottle than had
done from all other medicines used four bottles OF the
Pain Killer, aud hearty and enjoy
heretofore done for hummer ii years,
nj, lp-lni GrSTAVIfS A. CELOY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
sPAIN.

SPAIN.
A treaty Of peace between Scain and Morocco
has been proposed. The demands OF Spain are
exorbitant.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Markets -Snles Of the week
SIS 900 bales. including lsOO bales to spectators
and 1900 for export The market had been very
dell mddlings and lower qualities have declined
A. Prices also for fair qualities have been barely
maintained The sales Of Friday were 900 bales
Tor SPECULATION and export The market closed
Quiet bat s,eady--New Oh leans fair u; mlddiins
Cid Mobile fair I'D uplands fair ID midd!ing
I'd. .ooo
Stock in port $50. 900 bales, including 5+o.oOo
bales American Sumo circular say there was
more general demand at The close OF the market
The adyices from Manchester were favorable
The ma, ket closing quiet. but steady and iro
I.o,don Saturday Jtferaoon. Cn.s,ls closed at
olJn9Is Breairtufs are dull Iron--Wel-h
rails closed firm. Sugnr is quiet. Coffee hrn'-
Rice firm and holders demanding an advance
Turpentnc dull at 37s Gil. Oils generally I'M
changed
!yvJ3ool BreodsinBs MARKET Richardson d
Spence quote Flour closed firm ard holders de-
nanding au advance. Sales NJ 23- a29s Whent
quiet. but prices steady. Red 9s 2lal0s6d; White
lbs Corn dull aud non,inally generally unchang
ed.
Lireypooi rrorision Market - Beef closed steady
sales In some eases the ii, slight decline
Pork and bacon steady Tho ln,tcr clo.cd firm.
Middles 5lsa53s. Lard firm and in good demand
Ut 51s 6laG0s Cd ana retail ut GlsaGls Cd. Tai
low Observation-Disclosures G0saGOs Cd.
The money market closed generally unchanged
There has been an increased demand for American
securities.
TRLondon Money Mokd-Consols 9lsa04sa for
money aud account
n y AZ of
ties, but especially fine, has slightly advanced.
Ashes closed quiet, Pots 2Js Gla3ls. Sugar is
quiet and Brnzils have slightly declined. Coffee
is quiet. Rice is firm; sales Of cargncs to arrive
n, 52s Conf oil 80; Seal do 3in35s. Lnsccd OF!
quiet n, 2ss CT. Spirits rurpcntine dull, and NIL
qualities slightly lover. Sales ut 3oSa 3ds cd
Tea is slow of sale.
Lropooi Srtardiy Eem'ng. Per Telegraph to
Glasgow lSnles day OF I, 900 bales Of coiion' the
market closug dull. frcndsuHs closed quiet. Provi-
sions clio. ci s'cndy but quiet
Uurf Wart,i. The cotton market manifested Il de-
clining tendency Sales Of :, 800 bales Stock in port
100 900 b,lcs New Orleans tres ordinarie l1j, bns
20. Brc,dsiurs quiet.
Inn l.r, .,Saiasaay The Empcror's speech is I'M
satisfactory.
Consol, closed at 81 /, decline Of !.
The Pope is said 10 be ready TO make conccs-
sinns
The Spanish papers are ayrrsc 10 retaining the CON
qucrcd tcrlituy in Mr,c
Iars, Satmddy The rents closed TO day at CIT
9Jc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
The La,o Hon Lewis G. Levin.

The Philadelphia Bulletin in announcing the
death Of This distinguish and lamcntrl gentle
man says he was IA nttivc # Charleston, :. G.,
lut removed to Philad i phia nhout 20 years ngo,
where lac first attracted attcn ION ~ an eloquent
advocate # the Temperance cause.
IN the year Si3 hc became strongly imbucd
with thr sptlt of Native Amrricanisrn, and il he
was not tho founder ol,hr pnrty in 1912, he wns
least anong the m"rt Influential of its founders.
Mr.. Levin became the editor If the Daily san
about that time, aud he made the paper the organ
iniutly ul Native Amcricnni-m and Temperance.
GA the memorable Monday, May Gh. 1874, Mr..
L,,in wa, making "A speech in the market huusc
m ken>lngun when the meeting he was address
ln1 was Cred upon AMI ShiAler, Rhinedollur and
other natives were killed aud created party mar
iArs. rhis act was the commencement If the Sc
rlrs uf terrible riots. murders aul church burn
ings which disgraecl Philadelphia in May, 1874
a. be repeated in July nf the Same year, ut the
tburrh at St Phillip dc Ncr in Queen sico'
Southwark. On that occasion Mr.. Levin used all
the rof his cloq1encc To restrain the fury Of
has own partizans. During this exciting period
Mr.. Levin was not idle with either pin or speech
He was one ri The prnci pal stump speakers Of
the day, and his strong Native American nrti:ci,
Iublishcl in the sun, made the paper Immensely
popular ia his party. and run up the subscription
last enormously. lie was among those who we're
arrested on the charge IT treason Mt that iimc but
the tr,ui- never took place. In 1915 Mr.. Levin
WAS elected 10 repre- cnt the first district IN Con.
grcsa. lie served with credit IT, himself from 1878
Ia lsj7. and again from lSI7 to 1851. He gone.
rally formed part Of tho Committee on Naval
Affairs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

VIZ are happy to find tha, our able and judi
cious cotamporary, tho Louisville .jomnal, enter
tnins and advocates the same views we have cX
pressed relative to the prnpri.ty md Importance
of abolshing the Thanking privilege the rcduc
ton of Congressional mileage aud thu discover
ancc of the public printing aud the post flee
from politics. II thinks that IN great curse
would be removed if tho present official tenure of
postmasters were altnp changed, of WHICH
there can be no reasonable doubt Hero is " hat
the Journal says:
The abolition Of the ranking privilege. the re
duction of mileage. and The ,ii,soyerance ot the
public printing aud the post "thcc tiom politics
are the great reforms which hu,e been suggested
Mt the present session Of Congress. and ii the pop
ular will is properly respected, they will all be-
come lows The proposition to give the mil con
tracts to parties who will provide toe tho delivery
of mail u,atter, without the appointment OF Fcde-
raj Postmasters, ought Ia receive the careful at
tention of Our Representatives at Washington,
and its adoption will remove great curse from
the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

I A EEw days since. the Hon. B. ?. Junkin,
Republican Representative from the State OF Penn
sylyAaia. franked speech 70 e.isen OF Massa'
| chusetss end received the following reply;
| "A reaction has already Get 10; the masses OF
| The people bcein to eonsidsr their own Affairs o
little In Naiiok, the hme u Senator Wilson.
| ave or six Hundred men are marching through the
streets. carrying banners with inscriptions, OF
whatf "Free Kansas" mo more Slave States, =
Free Soil for Free Menu" No. cir. "Breod for
our u Tres aud CAiiirea!" is the motto raraded
before Mr. Wilson's windows The speech which
he has sent on here in thousands did not supply
his constituents with "breal for the wives aud
children" They nsk for dread" and he gives
them o stone" They ask for labor. aud he sends
them his speech. These anti slavery speeches
don't fill the stomach, though they c"nfound the
mind and drive away the customers who buy our
manufactures. II there is m avenging spirit
these ngitatcrs will have to answer for grave OF
fence in depriving their fellow Of their daily
bread"
This home thrust, and we would that all Nor
thern ueh could have their eyes opened TO tho c'-
fects of the miserable crusade upon Southern M
situations, into which, doubtless. many OF them
have been innocently enveglcd by such designing
knavcs, demagogucs, and traitors. as Henry VIII
son.
We have been informed by Southern mcr-
chants, recently returned from the disafccted
districts, that the shoe manufacturers had taken
advantage Of the state Of feeling which they and
others pretended to believe, existed at the South
to impose upon and grind their operatives
They argued, that, as there would probably DO
but little demand from the South for their Shoes
and that much of their st, ok would remain on
hand, they must necessarily reduce the number
Of their employees. or cut down their wages but
as an net Of special grace, the workmen we've re-
tanned at prices that could not afford them iv
ing; hence the strike.
1t is evident, therefore, whether the Southern
trade in shoes has fallen Of or not, that the pri-
mary cause Of the present struggle between capl,
tai and labor between the autocrnts of the iaco-
~, and their starving operatives in Mus'achu-
sets has resulted from the troubled and unccr.
tain state Of affairs existing between the two sec
tions. The operatives mny be able crelong t" dis
cover where their true interests lie, md whether
it will not enurc to their advantage to put down
those arch-ng itators, aud restore such state ii
feeling between tho sections will insure the IN
restricted exchange of commodities beiween the
North and South maintaining in tho North. that
manufacturing aud commercial prosperity to
which the patronage of the South is 80 absoulcl,
essential.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCuBURC MAR is,
REPORTED M
A. B. FUCKER,
pro UCE. Is X . * Il II,
taS MAIN STREET,

fpyrbco auolaon. will be understood represent whole
sale prices generally
Ayrtrs--Green brisk Mt f3aedtj0o per Dbl. for prime
BAooS-sBpply gaod-i continue my quotations. fysW'i
gg,ss-. whiie--bri-k at t.j96Lti 55 u bnshel.
I,Fisp Ax.--3gfSE5 ~ nts.
Ff- Roll. scarce Firsin extra supply; quote
table Butter zble - cis,; Frkin lsn 10 ei-
Cnys- yellow ~ els; White ri]S cts
/ Cons NsaI---In demand t,sf5tT cents
" Crxas1.--Jan.~ River si.shasi.sl -
nslYp Apl.s ~ IiftfI. :Peale'l Peaches sl5Gt
a.: tnpcalei do, ~ 0oQe T.; 10 y bust
Fioi THE receipts igh-wiii M increased demand
Fisssitu-p,maal gool-4i ,27Q13o.
FEAriiaEs.---l}GLI5 e.nis. -
FrrIurl Peruvian t;uano 6la0 u ton ~ 1000 hs
gcc-cs Mani aatrd uano 4ttip; sonreru onano S5a1;
Mexican t.t0l; Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime f50M
Ruins phosiho Peruvian Guano $685. Ground Plaster,
loos. 5000 Packed on. -
Grass Srgutio,tr t601GI625 Timoth, t27:t3qs0: Or
chart $50 30 Eandal Grass ~ 00etf1iz; Evergreen s2o
GtNrTSG- ilt'Ib cents.
HAy.= ti0t61sLi2I II 100 Ds
Iau>-MoUniaa ti,,6tto0; wcayer's 800 u Ton.
LAEp-HuiIiy good nj i6t 2cents
1homartpNn VI 5Ddt 90 Mountain ei0t90 cents.
nsoSs White s6lt>I. cts. Red 5000 cts u bushel
OATs have 10 note nciise demand mt G0G16I for Whites
GIG, ~ Tor Black.
Eaclcyed T;<n t2 on Black Cow Pea LOO kI5O
PuTAfoEs.-s,.0t >TiE cegts--accorlag io quality.
h ocpts have largely increased a nil the Ware
last week though continue 10 notice the nb.cice
al the working / quote iugs, Poor Ia common f20G ~ 30
&tdot1to; Bright Working Leaf ts5pGp t!2o the highest
price Of The
With small receipts have To notice impro, ed
feeling AMI quote Rod fl3O ti40; for choice White sl3GD
&i.t5.
Woot -unwashed 23 Washed s50t4O according quail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
W OrOS Of Caution.

n II VT iu tell rcad THAI the wells and
jS sngs Throughout c codnlry had be-, poisoned, and
lh Lad d-,a cred a"lc 10 lis effects them
that would mol gilJ avail Themselves Ut discovery with
IN topc of atrriing death II tell them that
that VI prepared 10 share w them, woni
n, I" fortune. But health is valuable than rich,
h"a much erahci should they he 10 learn that great
anaecn has been compounded Ut purely vegetable nHl
that lis curative powers are tIlc loss certain light "d
darkness. Actd We nv nsnucesf II ral The pro
lict'r BAkihs III IE> and examine hc N! rad, Il
rrtif tao all s,c,Ons al the Suu,
been cured of Dgspeis by lis ali healing prol rites, Among
them Viii sc thu vouchers of old and young iaiu and
male txio'ug ils BIrES the Skies blessing roii-
rlcc for its curative powers Ba It's cnnlcd
Ia bA stsia Nervous Headaches }i,id rtad powers.
Torpid ltrs bccont luickcncd HId made by is
SLuHaci1 made htntl by hcugaliZing
rls. Indigestion disappears wln II enters ia" Tie.
lIiarrhua cannot resist powers And Cholera s
"hcn met by these iIfrFHs promptly di,rmcl and bccoic>
arnl' So us thousands of persons have criid, who used i;
~ and - when thai Scours, asn,iug Tn,
EAks III i.I;s Will rcnet! ali the humanity.
but such diseases caused 10y the stomach and bowels
Oily yield I" lis siren -iirnn cccls, and speedily driven
t"m The s!stcu All VII" need should try H.
come their "w judges of lis virtues.
f"rsa by al the Druggists N !nchurg, aud by all the
principal Druggists IN The rA ui Richmond. aud else
Virginia. alSo :" Ncsar. ta, st"u y ca" Washington city,
u. G H. H. S!ahivr Co., baltimore. MI; ID. H. Miller Gov
ngton, ny; and Barnes " Pam, y. \.
ORDERS Tiled b. addressing l.. BAKER. Proprietor,
hh u dAels Richmond, Va.
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Notice.
Ii goods intended Tor the Freight Train must he l
al The iynehburg Depot the evening before by haf n,
shIee oei"ch Tue departure of the mail nj a. rrnJrs III
Mrangenenl N lssnsabe In the loading tue goods in lime H
r,h 80 S" ""'" T. d. JELLIs,
GENERA! freight Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
From Rev. DR.. Rosser

AF -ry- EDiItE or 1iih CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
WE sthfLEs fALIibLE BAhI>a PowDER.--Al ucrN,Gs
iona =" gh s"ec; aud Wholesome uaf bread. biscuits rr
ati huth"htat CAKES purchase this powder IN conf
"chc' me materials are perfectly harmless more blus.
AM uih SOFA, iasfalus No fear byrdd Tia,
uN' ~ II VIII tlc !i4itt>i,
Pshit lime; save Time. labor and rXpcn.e: never dis
appoints u 'he accompanying Simple directions Observed
.siies II Is manufactured IN Virginia. and is Invention Of
lahh'tom joan ". Garick niiuactur and sot. fr,.t
"pr I"m'nh. Va We know ii, tried It and r.,
r"i'"ii II Us the best We nc. aud mind ,r d,
Ir.,Ii,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
City E1ecfiooS

CITY Elections
pursuance of resolution Of tity C,unci ba..,
~ give notice 10 the legal voters of the City Of ncbnrs
FIRST TT EsDAY IN APRIL next a. Friends W,r "i 'ue
Lynch Ward AMI at Planters Warehouse ir Henry Wall c
memhcrs of The CITY Council members the Com, oG W.,
ings Mayor. Sergeant High Constable Master Of pae H
missioner aud Assessor of the Revenue Surveyor Of he "a,
nn1 oN,rserrs q. The Poor 'N''' :" the Wy,
further give notice that Fayete H. Adams John A Tan
n.r James y tn!ne. Samuel H. Mckinney md Tma,I,
Fletcher, OF Lynch Ward, ard Samuel w sh.on W ~
h nr l" II Phelps James NJ Booker and j. Osborne Ia"
of, "t Henry ward afe appointed Commissioners Il, s,
tend and Samuel ID. Rumbough of Iynh WI 70 s'sn'
said election, ~ a. "a o ,,irr "a conduct
Ii ID L.w -, t,i.ll.AMs,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

fs-rhcc quotations. It will be understood, Represent whole
sale prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
washington at Valley Forge"

-. tsN'iiC cuI tAihSliCdn3 OH tTuai q TC Night >
bhAt IN l. Historical Engraving, line ron q e.
AhiEf oRt'lAAl DEAwiNG Ri INsEiNo"p: lust ui,,.
n>.d IA arw ork aud rNibIon and for sale M EJ,
TnR'S Book store, LIB Main street. " AZ
good household pri: ARLINGTON In hc oan,.l .,
us W. inc laf"r or orar has long wanted b, the nub
ne puosners OF Tins Engraving have without doubt
..u h,s "ort WASHINGTON Is presented in character.
Isle a.llmie noiy moun'e the action the print sinu
VIM, 'he ilee ihi-leigh figures ia,
fortified nth work of The ground .rrnnnir h' e
oha nay, WIN lhr mu@Aie OF the pile Of balls in
@ s,vu.u u'''lhct! present The scene uf war l,.
VINO" Is c"bibit"d in most impressive conception. Win. h
nsautl o. FORM IN The h"rSe And spirited figures stnn he ,
' " ,oe halesi WORKS Ut tc accommodated ar!it
"t az ~ I"is >t ASeney LyhgIarl and ,ynn,n,.
ms beautiful work OF art. iriee only a. Orders ,rn, %
= t-"i'' "''N"''pd W NH ID
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SPRING. 1860. SUMMER.
l L ..
ADV-M ID T. CLOTHING. A r.

Union Hotel, Campbell Court House
lNE proprietor returns his thanks To his friends and the pub
u c Tor the liberal patronage heretofore
ic'uhl! asks continuance of he same Icgng
lt"t /" give satisfaction To all thai call hiu
STABLES AND LOIS conveniently situated. dry, comior:a
bic aud well arranged for the accommodation Of
NfE> are invited /" call and examine inr tlru,se>es
Inh li-2awts MM A. IIENENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.

n@ WE are authorized Col. wM b.
NsB BROWN u candidate fur reelection Ia the Office
Of High Constable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

4 MOTHER suPPLY OF NEW Goops-I6ru u,pCI,
N ls0-i am this day opening my Casn store srcmj
supply OF All me latest styles oi See Spring Goos which viii
be sold al u small profit - ~ "'
NH l6.ifs JOHN 4 pTrpvrs A..
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To the P,1hlio

1 f"RthARA all persons from PAVING any ono, .,,.,,
Tor the same. MEs IN. Y,pu VI, nrlii.ii order
NH IL dst - hi.i0i Ian,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

(yiN1HANs AND CAIlCoES.--A large supply splend,
NH i6-is JoIJN II pI'pTtSo'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

To THE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBURG.-No one
az having been announced rs candidate Tor the office
Of High Cdnsalc respectfully announce self Il ,an-
date Office subject to your decision polls
Tuesday. ths Sd day Of April next
NH a-ade WV. r. PERiINAI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
Sherifalty.
Master of Police.

A(%> WE auth iriIed u announce JAS. @. ROYALL.
oI Fo:icc Iuh IL dtde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17
For Mayor.

GT - We are authorizcdt 10 announce VIM G. BURTON
Et.E n candidate for the Office of Master of Police.
Il, ll-lllr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

SoUrHERN GOODS. In the stodk Of New Goods am nav
Richmond maze Stripes for fmal r,apts: Iirnis n,
deans Tor boys North Carolina Brown Shrtncs; Yirylni
Plain and rwiei White Flannel, Ne Sc e'' '"s"-
NH 10 ns Holm / pIrpv,s a..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-17

(, Attention, Wise Troop.
III ATlENDa Drill Of your Company, ut College Grounds
next Monday, the 18Th inst, at O'clock in full uniform
III by order OF Capt IAproRD
wv NH t6 81 JNN. OSBORNE TAYInp a =
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SIZZLING GOODS The sAepherdstown Register

I. published weekly at 80 year positively to
h.. nd before the wear expires No paper dis
continued (cxccpt at the option Of the edltor)
NATL al arrearag es are paid up. Single copies
d, cents. - "a
ApvERrIsEMENrs of one square or less Oh
cents for the first insertion, aud 20 cents Tor
each insertion thereafter-arger ones III The
same proportion. Advertisements not marked
for any specified time are continued tit forbid
and charged accordingly, deduction made 10
Il ose wlo advertise by the year.
Merchants who contract by the year for adj
vertising are strictly confined to Mefchandlz-
ing-adyertising OF a different nature will be
liable to extra charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-03
The american Vegetable
FAMILY MEDICINES.

! MO Medicines ADVERT ed either in the UniteC
" States or in Europe have the well-esIabIlsh
ed and weiI-deServed celebrity Of DR.. hOF
FATS LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
TIERS, and so universal is their use in the
families of this country, in every State anl
almost every town and village that they may be
pronounced, without tue least degree Of oslenla-
ious pretention, to be the Family MedIcIurs Of
America.
In all arrangements Of the Digestive Func-
tons, and of he Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Blad.
der and principal Vsera, there is certainly moth
ing TO be compared with them for the prompt
and efiectuaI relief which they afford.
Co tiveness Of kinds Piles, however OBJ
stinate DysPcl STA, Flatulency, Headache, Ner-
vous ID biIty, Genera Weakness, Fever and
Ague and other Intermittent FeverS ; Worms
in Children and Adults Cholic and Settled
Pains IN the Organs and Limbs EruprionS OF
he Skin, Ulcers, Sores, BiIes, Unhealthy
Complexion, Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, De-
cline PapIta ion Of the Heart, and kush oil
the Blood to the Head as we'll as all other de-
engagements of health, yield to these astonishing
remedies with a certainty and raPdity unPrece-
denied in the history OF medicine.
In proof OF this, and much more than would
readily be believed in an age In which the most
e1rravagant prelentions ace set up for compare
lively worthless preparations. bre proved by
thousands of certificates voluntarily transmitted
to tie Proprietor by the persons cured, and
which may be seen at his Office.
10th the LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERs
are mild and agreeable in their operation, ant
ciTcc,ualy cleanse the system of all impurities
without occaSioning any proslraIion Of strength.
or requiring any confinement OF change OF diet
Prepared and sold by
DIR VIM. B. MOFFAT,
335 Broadway, New York.
October |, 1859. ly'
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S A n f O r D. S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN UldS'
Cases, Air Tight and will leep IN any climate
The Family Cathat- -. &c PILL is gentle
bu, active Cathartic which the propHe
tor has used in his practice more 'han
The constantly ir- O. creasing d m nd
from, those who have long used the Pills
and the satisfaction = which all express IN
reg,rd to their Use. has - Induced me to place
,bem within the reach = of all.
The -ofession well &C know that different
Catbartics act on differ q ent portions OF tho
bowels
The FAMILY CA = THARTIC PILL
has, with due reference e TO this well eStao-
Tshed fact. been COM - pounded from va
riely of the purest Veg etab Extracts,
which act alike on every part of the aIimenta-
~ canal and are good and safe IN all eases
where Cathartic is N eeded, such as Derange-
ments of the Stomach, Sleepiness, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Costiveness, Pain and Soreness
over The whole body, from sudden cod, which
frequently if neglected end in long course oil
Fever, Loss of Appetite, Creeping Sensation
of Cold over the body, Restessness, Headache,
or weight in the head, all Infammatory Disea-
ses. Worms in Children or Adults Rheumatism
9 great PuTlner OF the DIoOo dIu many
to which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention
in this advertisement. Dose to 8.
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Invigora tor and Family CathartIc
Pills are retailed by Druggists generally, and
SOLD wholesale " the Trade 'n II The large
towns. s. 7. w. SANFORD, VI. D.,
Manufactured and Proprietor,
3a5 BruadWay, New York.
November IL, 1859. ~