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NEW BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c

DEy JONES' NEW BOOK
IL THE BAPTIST-Their Oririn, CONTINUITY
Principles Split. Polity. Position and anna
ence-A Vindcation. By I. u. Jones OF Nor
THE ANNOTATED PARAGRAPH BIBLE,
Containing The Old and Rev Testament
The iPotHs OF N. WILLIS. 75c.
THE POEMS OF 6. =. MORRIS; 75c;
EVERETT'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON. 81,
LIFE AND LETThRS OF EMILY 9. JUD
son. SIPS. For sale BY .,no1o
ia l6St SIARkf. q OAhOoHO.
TaFWO ANDREW JACKSON.
WEST l. JOHNSTON. Booksellers,
las Main street,
r navg II IFE ~ 'hNpREW JACKSON By Jas
Parton, author of Life of Aaron Burr,
.Humorous Poetry" &C., vols: with stee
portraits. SIS. id lo-N
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iFGOF ANDREW JACKsuN.
HxCHANGE HOTEL A n ID BALLARD
T. II . u = f.
pIcuNOND. IANuARy l4rH, 1851.

JANChn1 i1ihs ASo''
The proprietors of this we'll known and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartielt
thanks to their friends and the pu bile generally,
Tor the liberal patronage they have at all tunes
been favored with: and it affords hem pleasure
announce that the recent ehaages, removals, ana nc
ment makes il one of the most pleasant and conn.,
Portable Hotels for permanent boardeTs, as wen
as ansient company that can DC ehlo{ea any
of the Stockholders of the EXCHANGE to say
that every thing has been done which could add to
it's value and increase the comfort and convenience
Among the important changes and improve
ments in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have add
ed q we'll arranged and convenient RESTAU,
FAINT. which is now open for the patronage OF
the public, In arranging this part Of their business
a handsome room has been provided Tor the ladies
of the Hotel. with a private entrance from the
parlor floor of the Ballard House.
In view of the large expenditures and renewed
energy, and strict attention on their part, thsj
hope to merit a continuance OF that patronage sc
ia I5-ts JOHN P. Il THOS. E. BALLARD.
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"a Old Dominion Insurance Company.
Office. No. 40 Main st, under ST. Charles Hotel.
CASH CAPITAL, 900.
AUTHORfZED CAPITAL.- 100000.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON
F4VORARLE TERMS.

Ed Cafl OVosooV'
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON
FAVORABLE TERMS.
In addition To the ordinary mode of Insurance,
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES
on Buildings, on the payment OF EIGHT ANNUAL
PREMIUMS Property is thenceforth permanently
insured BY this plan saving is effected and the
risk and inconvenience of renewals are avoided =
The policy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the pr emlum being returned less ten per
cent.
LosssxneDmptly adjusted and pad.
AppliCfseftms for insurance Will receive prompt
attention. DIRECTORS:
CAB. workman, John H. Greanor,
j0hn EndeTs, Geo. s Palmer,
San,'i NJ Price, VIM. 8. Trlplett,
B. F. Ladd. 3. C. Tardy.
John Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie.
Luther r. Spilman, Jas. X: CIsnshaw,
Peter c. Warwick, John Il. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent. Mark poWney,
Horace +. Edmond, Ihos. Jones,
Jas. NJ. Talbot, Edwin smith,
Griffin B. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo w. Yancey Ro. p. Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. r Ragiand,
VIM Brent, Henry z Cabeli.
Ro. H. Maurey, geo. W. RnystSr, >,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs. Z. WORKMAN. Sec'y. de Sl-H
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DEFINED SUGAR. all grades;; BACON
and J0i.sS: LARD, IN barrels and kegs. COD
FISH BLACK and SREE M TEA and !a MlcK
sREL: Mountain WHlsKEl, varinns brands
BsANpY G hS9oM BHB BuekE fPa
CnM MON WHlSkEY, GIN and BRANDY ;
SOAP; CANDLES; ROLAND GIN; very Old
WIN. Il. JONES.
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mA- Albemarle Insurance Company oil
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA
This Company continues to take FlhE hlShS
on favorable terms.
Losses promptly adjusted. Apply to
THOS. M. ALFRlEND. Agent.
ial4-3t 18th street.
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U0WTTZER COMPANY "H

Az HOWITZER COMPANY ~
leAy& Richmond. Jan. IA, 1861
60 The regular quarterls meeting 81
Hastings Court, at the City Hall, on tn EsDAf,
the 18TH inst at 8 O'Clock. p. NJ. The lection Of
Non Commissioned Officers will be held, and Other
important business eill come up before the meet
Ing. -. M ,
The Court of Enquiry will meet at the once o.
the lst Sergeant, under the Richmond House Oh
MONDAY EVENING, Jan lith, 1861.
By order of CAPT RANDOLPH.
ia lift THEU, Y. MAYO, LIST Sergt
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
EDGAR'S PILE OINTMENT

EDGAR'S PILE OINTMENT
Will cure the Piles. It is warranted to cure The
most obstinate cases. claim it to be no humbug,
Ali persons suffering with the disease will do well
TO try 1t, as testimonials can he produced which
will satisfy the most fastdous. The price Is u
per h0x. Money refunded if no cure. Sold only
By mys self corner of Broad and 2sth streets Rich
mond Va where it can be had upon application.
either in person or ny letter. Tbs strctest conh-
dence manifested with all communioatlons sent TO
me. Address, +. a dUDPOl,
10 It,.
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RUNAWAYE.

IN RUNAW Y-ONE DOLLAR RE.
~ wARD.-Runaway from the 'Bsrque Par
Rthian." a NEGRO MAN, named James
K6 inches in height, and pox marked. The
above reward will be paid by delivery fhim toa,
ia lb-lt DAVID WM. CURRIE.
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NJOTICE.-Ata late meeting Of the MOntgo-
~ merry White Sulphur Springs Company, MAJ.
JAMES r. KENT was elected President. occ 4
stoned by the resignation of Ro. II. MOsBY Z.
j. AMISS. WM. h. PECK. WM. THOMA AS, and
s. C. HURT, were elected Directors Tor the en-
Letters on business of the Company will be d,
rected to H. BLACK, Treasurer, Blaeisours, until
the Ist of Nav, and from that time until the LIST
Of October to JANIS R. KENT, President Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs.
ia kat H BLACK, Sec'y.
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- HEADERS COMPANY "B,"I
A CHESTERFIELD CAVALRY, I
1gO January nth, 1851.
H.& Order No.
/. TINS command will assemble IN, front OF 54s
Town Hall, Mauohester, at IL A. M =, on FRI
DAY, January 18th. for drill and parade.
BY command Of Caet. w. y. BALL.
Ia II 6ts WIG. CLARKE, LIST SeTgt
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Ia I4-N IOtH hs . w .sINs. tI ..I-o 80
TOM z N A n or A CTUkED lkON-A
III large assortment. insisting OF NAN BAHD,
HORSE AND MULE SHOE: COACH AND
BUGGY; STEEL AND IRON T RES {,
ROUNDS, SQUARES, &C., for sale at the Rich
moEd IRON AND STEEL WORKS; foot Of sth
street JAMES a ~ r r. = N
ALSO-A large assortment Of PUNCHED
WASHERS" made at this establishment. TO
which the attention of dealers. car blu ders; Co.
is called. ia lin
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:. H'DQ RS CO 49, lsT REG. VA. V0LS,l
~ Richmond, Jan. l2th, 1851 !
WOrder No. Nv.
nh Assemble at your armory. Law Building %
&TUESDAf evening. 18th instant, 81 ~ oeh
promptly for company meeting. INK
The election of ALI the Non Commissioned ua
GERS will take place. Every member must oe VIZ
sent BY order of 49,.
ID. A. TYREK, 81 Sergeant.
IA Sergeanss will summon their squads.
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EORGIA STAT Z LOTTERIES

no PARTNERSHIP.-I have this day as.o;
TOBACCO BUSIN ES5 nv son, z. II. MAYO
The style Of the firm will be re; A. 4 H.
MAYO. NO. a. MAfo.
Richmond. January I, 1861. ia 5-6t.
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witIstandiug the hint Of GUILLoTiE. The
M inist~r of Justice, however, reierred the
matter to the Assem- oily. who appointed COM
mittee to ING uire In TO the subject. lhat COM
mittee consulted d. LOUIS, President OF the
College of Surgeons, who made report In
which he describes, for the frat time, maeatns
for dscapt.atioa. That machine was the Verl-
table guillotine whicn mas peen .ssa euIi
ais convicted of capital offences. The report
was Immediately adopted by the Assembly,
both March, 1872.
In his report, NJ. Louis says that the mode
which he proposes is prevalent In England
that the body OF the criminal is laid on MS
stomach between two posts connected at the
10 0 by a cross beam, whence convex natcne'
is made to fall suddenly ON the panent ~ .ne
batchat shouIdbe strong and heavy enough to
nsrform the object like the weight win which
nnilas are driven. He recommends liking tht
neck OF the patient Ia seml,c,fcas, Jus. Wnei'
treYnities Of the semi clrce TO be fastened
| TO tne solid parts Of the seaHoid. II Is dim
| cnlt In saw whence III. Louis derived the no
| ton that this was the common metnoa % In
e,cttng eanital punishment in England bu
there seems TO be little doubt that ne nad reae
| q description Of the Halifax dlDpet, Wnici
| was the exact prototype OF the u uli,oune, ou
| which had not been used Tor more taan ON
| hundred and flfty years before the time undo
consideration. The Scottish MAIDEN. iofme'
on the same plan, had bean invented py tn
Earl Of Morton, the last OF those powerful aht
Il Iurbulent DouoL ASSES, who had Kept Scot
land la hot water for tour hundred years.
He himself was beheaded by the very instr
ment he had invented, aud that, no doubt, CAV
rise to the atory that duiLLoTIs had met Wit
| similar fate Such, however, was not the fac
/ II the succeeding election be was left ont, an
Tough. when The plan Of u. Louis wa
under consideration. the chief law ofieel
RoxDERKK. wrote him note requestln
him no cali and give his views, II dos
no. appear tina: he ever did %. or wa
ever Consulted upo.. the structure Of -
machins which was .ssstinsd TO consig
him TO such painful immofauy. ne 500
sunk into obse arity, which did net prsseI
him from bsinx ares ted and thrown isto u
concieresrie, whence. but for the opportnn
overthrow OF RoBxsyIgRRs, ~ would nav
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yITANTED-A w E l. w RI GH T ana
w BLACKSMITH.-Wante to take charge OF
the shop at my mills IN Hanover county. q good
WHEELWRfGHT and BLACKSMITH. Address
VIM. f. GAINES,
iaIl-s.s Box TO. Richmond
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THE CALEDON IA n.
farm. Garaeu aud &itfhfn.
From the American Agriculturist.
Mixing Soils.

had piece of ground which had become
reduced bv succession of crops, so that 1t
produced only five hundred pounds OF hay
TO the acre. | wished to dig cellar under
nv barn. and concluded to try an experiment
with the earth which was taken out. meas
ured of one acre Of the field above mention
ed. and drew the earth from the cellar upon
it, covering the piece to the depth of two or
three inches. when it was evenly spread
This was turned under the same autumn, to
the depth of six inches. The next spring 1t
was narrowed thoroughly, and one halt plant
ed to potatoes, and the other half sown to
oats. The result was one hundred and twen-
tv-fve bushels Of potatoes. of as fine quail
I, as ever raised. and thirty bushels OF oats.
| again llowcd it in the autumn. gong two
inches deerer than tie previous plowI1g--
In the spring thoroughly mixed and pulver-
izc. the sol. and sowed to wheat. and seeded
to clover and timothy grass. | had stout
growth OF straw. bat owing to the weevlls
the Weld was but - bushels of wheat.
have since cut two tuns Of hay to the acre fol-
two years. think the four crops have well
paid me for the trouble OF trying the expert
ment, and the re suit has been thus far. quite
as good as though had applied thirty loads
of manure to the land. The soil was clayey
the earth applied vas yellow loan. | think
the mixing Of soils. as clay upon sand. o.
sand upon clay. will prove Of great beneti
where the materials tor making an abund
ance Of manure are scarce.
Caledonia Co., Vt.
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atARN FOR SALE.

N.r,A pauvi..c. Mar. s. 1851.
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HORSE SHOES.

Burdens New Patent Machine Horse Shoes,
punched, creased, and ready for fitting, warranted
70 iii up rs easily and wear as long as the b,s,
handmade Swedes Iron shoe. ard sold al tho
price Of good shoe iron. Weight from ten ounces
to three pounds, packed in kegs Of one hundred
pounds. one size or All assortment. a. preferred
i'll each key. Samples may be seen at the store
Of LEEDS TOBY % Broad street. Boston. A
gents for the sale of burden Railroad. Ship and
Boat Spikes, Boiler riyetS, Horse Shoes and Mcr
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SPAIDINGS PEPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH,
j , "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine. n
As accidents will happen. even in well regula-
ted families, it Is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture
Toys, Crockery. &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
meets all such emergencies, and no household
can afford to be without it. 1t is already, and up
to the sticking point
"JSetta IN er0y House "
n. B. A brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, % cents.
Address,
HENRY c. SPALDING.
No. As Cedar Street, New York.
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40 Eureka LUck.Stitch SO
SEW ING ACHIN ES.

For family use and manufacturing purposes
The Eurlika Machines make the beautiful lock
stitch alike ON both sides and viii stitch. hcn.
fell cord, gather qnlt. bind and tack. They
are what everybody is inquiring for - a
perfect family sewing machine being equally
we'll adapted 10 sew the most tiim>y muslin and
.hc heaviest A"nllcn fabrics. The Eureka Ma
chimes use all kinds of thread.a and the same thread
is SEQ for the under as well the upper thread
They are warranted more durable. They are war
raltcd 70 give the most perfect satisfaction. n
money refunded Address THOMAS DEl;MOTI-
Ag.nt pa Washington street.
y B-1hc above Machines are licensed under
Iowcs Patent.
TO THOMAS DERMoIT, esq. 26o Washington
street. Boston
Irar >ur-Ihc Eureka Sewing Machine"
which purchase OF you last October works to 4
charm. and has given. thus far. j'rtf'f AJttSfa'-
tsou We ind il a matter If great convenience
that it makes stitch alike 10th suites. We
chtcrfullv recommend the ''Eurcla TO any who
desire 70 get the best Family Machine.
REV 7. WILLARD LEWIS.
Iulk!il;pl. Jan :. l-tI.
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w HELLER & WILSO ON

at PRICES, with CLOTH PRESSER improved
loop-cheCk new style hemmer, binder, corder etc
Office No. jO5 Broadway,N N. y.
This Machine makes the 'LOck-stitch. and ranks
highest, account Of elasticity pernaence beauty an
general desrableness OF the stitching when done ana the
vide range Oi lis application REPORT OF Am Institute
New York.
This report in accordance with the previous awards
the
Fair of the United States Agricultural Society
, at the Fairs OF the
American Institute. New YORK
Mechanics Association. Boston;
Franklin Institute. Philadelphia
metropolitan Mechanics Institute, Washington
Mechanics Institute. Baltimore
Mechanics Association. ST. Louis
KENTUCKY Institute, Louisville.
Mechanical Association, 81 Louis
Mechanics Institute. san Francisco
at the State Fairs o.
Maine, Virginia. tennessee,
Vermont, Mississippi, Illinois,
Connecticut. Missouri. Kentucky,
New York Ohio Michigan.
New .IerSt V, lntitia " iSconSiI,
PENNSYLVANIA, Iowa, California.
and al hundreds OF County Fairs. i-lG
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The Place To Purchase Eyerythin" in the
Sewing Machine Department.

c. PATCH X Co., Manufacturers and Dea-
lerS i'll Sewing Machine ShWttlcS. BObbiu>, Need
les, lIcmmers. Screw drivers, Oilers and Oil. SILK.
Cotton, and Linen Thread aid every variety of
Sewing Machine Trimmings, AZ the lowest prices.
Also, every variety Of Fu>t Class >,'rn.g M
chtMes a. the Manufac 'urerS lowest cash prices.
Persons wishing Sewing Machines VII do well
TO call a.
III W.SH!HGToy NgHFfI BoSTuN.
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old SACHEM BITTERS
WIGWAN TONIC.

These uneQualled BITTERS and TONIC are now meet
Ing with Unparalleled sales and favor with consumers In
all cases OF Dyspepsia Debility, Loss of Appetite, any
rrearity OF the stomach they viii be found efficient
remedy, as well as most Wholesome and agreeable To-
mic.
AS a preventive Of CHILLs and FEVER, they have no
equal, and have with thousands become Indispensable
iaily medicine; being perfectly pure. and
deleroIs substance be taken by ALL young and old
male and female, with benefit.
For sale by
and by the principal Grocers Druggists and Wine Mer-
chants throughout the country
Principal Depot, las Water Street,. New FORK. 2I-73+
WA GOODRICH Proprietor,
New Haven, Ct.
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CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS
VI U S l c .

Miss MARY HASTINGS will give instriicton
III on the Piano Forte. Rooms At H. HASTINGS
on Summer street.
Refereaces-Messrs JOHN II. PADDOCK, C. H.
FIARKE
81 Johnsbury. Dec 26, 1860. %
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From the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Ccphalic
PlllS) Is rapidly increasing.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL FOR $50
ALIIN. Al Cuh.

CALIIN. N Cuh.-
The !ir>t-cla>> Iron Screw Steamships will sal
a. follows from New Iori. cScly SATURDAY.
Pa>SaG" from Boston To Corr. or Iircrrooi.-
C1ai0. 50. Third class. s;jn lhir,. class. iran,
L'rcpooi. $40 Third Class tram Carr. Il N.,~
lork, $50. Third Class. from CORK To- Boston,
So.
For passage apply TIIAYER X WARREN.
Agents. % State street and Constitution " hart.
or To J. &. DALE. l. Broadway Nc, York
EENlIrANCES Sight Eili~ OF Exchange, far Il
aud upwards payable Al any bank in Great Brit
ain or Ireland. always for sale by Thaycr X War
rem.
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Few are aware of the Importance OF checking Cough
0r COMMON Cold in It's 1ir>t stag that which in tI,
D-siln. would Ncld 10 Il mild remedy. il Neglected. soon
attacks the Lungs. "BroWus Bronchial 1rocles' con.
tanning d,nUlCrH ingredients. aay PULMONARY Broi-
! .iIla Irritation.
BROWNS THAT trouble in ny throat. (for which the
TTo,hes' specific hay ing made me oft en-
TRDt1iES a mere Whisperrr.'
Browns IL reCouuelii their use 10 PUBIC SPEAK
ERs.'
TROCHEs REV. +. II CHAPLIN
. BROWNS NoAR>Ixf.s."
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
TROCHES almost Instant relief in the distressing la
boz ct breathing peculiar IL ASTHMA
! BROWNS REV. A. {. EGGLESTON.
contain no Opium or anything Injurious
rROCIIES DIR. A. A. HAYES.
Chemist. Boston
BROWNS a simple and pleasant continuation for
Coughs, &c
TROCHEs DIR. q. F. BIGELow.
Boston.
BROWNS Beneficial in BRONCHITIS
TRoCHES Boston.
BROWNS al have proved them excellent for WHooP-
OCGH
rROCHEs REV. H. W. WARREN,
Boston.
BROWNS Beneficial when compelled to speak suffer
TROCHEs REV. S. j p. ANDERSON,
ST. Louis.
BROWNS "Ehectua in removing IIoarseness and lrri
tation o the Throat, 50 common with Speak
-rot NJ. STACY JOHNSON,
BROWNS LaGrange, Ga.
TROCHES Great benefit when taken before and after
preaching as they prevent Hoarseness. From
BROWNS their past effect. think they will be of
manent advantage to me-
TROCHES REV +. ROW LEY, N.
President of Athens College, Tenn
BROWNS an-sold by all Druggists at TWENTY FIVE
TROCUES %
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4eQai Advertisements.
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
HARVEY WAEDEN'S ESTATE

IA nv FL y AEIItN ) ESTNIt.
STATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT. IS
At Probate held al 81 Jph-lrv, i'll said District
Oh III, 2i ,i.it ri Aprii. y. D. 'tl
WHEREAS Alexander NcPnv. administrator on the
" estate " HARN ~ WARDEN, late ot Barnc'
n slld district. deceased proposes 10 render al
account al hi> administration, and I" present
Lis account against said estate .or eAainlnatVI
AMI allow ace t,r the purpose ct making par
iu and distribution OF IL" r>iUr of said estate. lidti
/ said court. among the persons Who are bE
entitled L. the II j therefore .ritr'l tI SAID
that tine come Under consideration ana u.
heard the PROBATE Ulilr. 81 J"h>burv, on me 'rt
dav OF tprii, 4 ID l-6i. And 1t i further ordered
that all persons interested be Notified hereof 10y ruh
cation 81 copy 81 the record Ui this order III the
Caleula!l printed ttSt Jpi-rry. three weeks sue
Ce,-iy-iy pre- L. >a time OF hearing that thtF HAY
api,car and tn allow u s.id account, II
thcy aer aus and be- heard by SAID court. III the
matter ol partition AMI distribution oil said estate.
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
4 trueC0py VI record,
1913, Attest. ASA J.. FRENCH Judge
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Dir 5. q. Richardson,
SHERRY WINE BITTPpc

Ut y. u. h1CfldfuNpn>
SHERRY WINE BITTFRS
The celebrated New England rc,nea,. -.
itual Constipation. Jaundice. Fever az
General Debility, and ali diseases ari.-r
Disordered stomach. Liver or Bow,l>
They are used and recommended g..
physicians of the country. and ali u =. .- ..
pronounce them invaluable
DIR JAMES l.. LEEPERE WIT. =.
Navarro. Stark county. Ohio. Tie b..
pral -! by those suffering from i. a..
pepsia. and liver complaint
T.. 5. DAVIS. Postmaster at II ....s.-..
Ohio. says: They give grca- sat.>r.r.
use them myself, having taken cold.
PROSTATE and lost mv appetite. l. -.-.
and can recommend it with great a., lao.
It's merits.
DIR WV. NJ. KERR, Of Rogcr>y.,. =.
IA, writes that they are the ,sn>.
medicine offered lie has reco.a!nel.... .
with great success. and WIKI the.4 mat. -..
cures % paipIta;ion 81 the hear, and -...,-..
bilitv.
THOMAS STANFORD, esq. B.oa.1
Henry county. Indiana. writes Us q Log 49,
under date OF Nav I. 1856. He w,
cGccd. having been afflicted FOR rh-ce 1...--
great nervous debility. palpitation II -. f.....
- '44'A wv -4' ia N'>i4 i-44 tl--s.-
using few bottles / na> completely re>-a-... b.
ali n"w i'll robust hcal-l
G. ". HOFFMAN SAYS he was ri:
with rheumatism 10Y 70 years III al IL -.
fonn>. and a. The date Of MS .c,icr h. ha-
two years weli; tic bi,.erS eHecting Tho ..
when several physicians attending HIM cor.4
him mo good
Re >ay>. -'for rheumatism. dyspepsia. ].
complaint. kidney affection OF dvO.,>y. il i 4
citc and certain remedy
J. ". HI NJ writes from Delphos. !
county. Ohio. "A sccti Il where fever s.s -
prevails tina, IL. 'Eo>t chccrf,.lly re-.,,lr..
them of decided merit in all ca-eS * e..
ag'!e. dyspepsia and general d,biiitv
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