Noble County Register, Volume 1, Number 27, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 August 1858 — Page 3

£+~ MODEL BARN. - SO T ‘ ke ‘We had the pleasure of viewing this week, a large, elegant, and well adjusted barn, just erected by Washington Jones of Washinton township, in this county. ‘ s | ~ 'We would advise those contemplating erecting barns tb view Mr Jones’ and we,_ think that they will conclude that onelikeit will do them. . It is the best barn we think in the voumdg i§ 4 0. '

" Perry Township Meeting.—We arée requested to say that the Republicans of Perry township, will meet at the school house in the village of Ligonier, at 4 o’clock P M, on Saturday, August 21 for the purpose of electing delegates to the county nominating convention b the 28th inst. : i el v ” p&~1t will be seen by reference to the advertisement of Dr. Dewey, that he has removed his office to Fisher’s block up stairs, in the room with Dr. Lower;: where he will be happy to receive calls from any who may wish work in his line. A - We have had the pledsiire of inspecting a set of artificial teéth which he is now, fitting, and feel dispesed te pronounce them of a superior quality.— The importance of having decayed teeth cleaned and filled with pure metal, is too well known to need comment. ; —b b e pen. Lew German salesman for March & Kindig, “has renioved from his old stand to one of the Store Rooms in Conrad’s new block. Look out for "an udvertisement from him next week of a new stock of goods. A ——t e R B&~A Banta, Ksq., has tickets for sale, for the Sabbath School exeursion on the 12th inst, at Bryan, Ohio.

% Rust in Wheat. ; The wmillions of dollars lost every year by the wheat.growing potiions of our country, on accoutit of injury from rust, should arouse inquiry into the causes of this malady, with the view of finding a remedy for its ravages.— Our friend and correspondent, William 1. White, of Aurora, Indiana, remarked to us, i a conversation we had with him & few days sinee, that he'lately met withan old Virginia farmer, whb stated that he had wniformly saved his wheat from all injury from the rust.— 1t is well known that the rust attacks the wheat plaut in hot, murky weather. Every ove knows the time when danger is to be apprehended. It is in this fog gy, murky, still weather, that he carries his plan.into exe¢ution of saving himself from loss. A bed-cord or clothes-line -is taken, and two boys—bue at cither end—go through” the wheat, knocking and bending the wheat stems partially down relieving it from water eclinging to it. Or in other words, as rust never takes place when it is windy, an artificial wind is created, so far as getting clear of -wet« ness frem the wheat stalks is concerned. This is something very easily tried, and it a farmer does net choose to try it on a whole field, it will cost but little to make the trial fof an acre or two.— Ohiv Valley Furmer, L el -B8&5~ In the Supetior Court at Upsom Ga., last week, 2 brothers framed Reid, were sentenced .to the Penitentiary, having two other brothers in that institution at the same time.

, &ge and Debility =~ s dld,@é@":@dmes ereeping on, it brings with'it many attendant infirmi: 'gie‘ﬁ;ﬁ*Loss of appetite and weakness fwpair their health, and want of activity makes the ‘mind disconted and wn: happy. In cases where old age adds Its influence, it is almost impossible to add ¥igor and health, and although mahy remedies have been tried, all have filed, till B@RHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS were known and used, In .every case where they have been employed; they have invariably given stremgth and restored the appetite.— They have become a great agent for this alone, and are used by many people who are suffering fromr foss of appetite and general debility. In cases of long standing chronic” diseases; they act a 8 & charm, invigorating the system, thus giving nature another opportunity . 425, Sec advertisement in another cole o e ' Traveler’s Register. oy M.S.ENLRR. ' Traing arrive at Ligonier as_follows: . Going West. . b e, T VR BB e HBOE " Dujted Suiny Exprens Cornpany's essoh“ger oo West an the Accommodation Toaie “on Monday’s, Wednesday’s and 'Friday’s, and _East Tuesday's Thursday's and Saturday’s, TN oßy piciild inisnsd Tor aoy Train must be delivéred at. the Depot, cgg@efw my:{ JUE . OTIS COLE, Agent:

E’x‘ﬁtdr-;ﬁi%t-*ﬂﬁﬁﬂ Correspondence " New Youx, July 31.—The Times" \Vnshit:?ton correspondent - furnishes the official reply of Lerd Malmesbury to Mr, Dallas, who had called the attention of #he British government to the apprehended difficulties at Vaneouver'’s Island, touching thé passage of our citizens into the gold regions. . - Lord Malmesbury assures Mr. Dallas the British Government are disposed to deal liberally with the people of the United States who may desire to pro ceed to that quarter of the British Possessions; but it would be necessary in the first place to look into the fyegal claims of the Hudson’s Bay Company in connection with this question. :

Private advices have been sent to Goveynor Dougles, cautioning him to exer-qise .the utniost diseretion with regard to restri¢tion measutes, #ud ufging upon him a liberal policy. Mr. Nugent. our agent, will take out to the Gov. a letter from Lord Napier confirmatory of the general understandingietween the two governments, and recommending. his zealous co~operation, . nibs s ’ L

The papersat the U. S. legation at Mexico have turned over to Mr. Reed, our counsel at the Capitol. | ———— e

g~ The Logansport Journal says thdt a Mr. Stevens of that place killed a qhttl*esn:ak‘e-on his farm, the olher day that measured five féet two inches and eontained a full grown grey squirrel in his “eating house”” which be he had put away whole. « . . - . Py ——— ia @

| Kentuely Blection—Lowisville, Atig. 2._‘}-——6ity . proper—=American Judge of Court of Appeals, 228 majority; Clerk, 307. American county officers probably elected by small'majorities. Polls generclly quiet. Dr. Standiford shot aapt Roulsean dangerously in a fight, }oartly from an old grudge and partly rom politicul feeling. g

s o dßaveieh ‘At Lapeer, Mich., July 29, by J.'A. Woodraff, Mr 8. N. VixcenT, of Wolcottville, to Miss EMMA A., -daughter of Hoh.q ames T_ﬁrrill, df}'}Lapecr., 1

U DD : - In Wasliington township) July 29, Ami L. Trumball, aged 36 years,"lo months and 19 days. ‘ Surgical & Medical Notice. I TARKE THIS METH- - od of informing the public that. I have now greatly enlarged wmy Library with the most recent standard medical and smgical works, both from this and the old ¢ountries. Also completed my stock -of Surgical instruments, .consisting of Amputating, Tre: phining, Obstetrical and Cupping cases. Also a variety of - Speculums *Bistouries, Scalpels, Catheters, Pesaries, Bougies, Lancefs, Camman’s palent . Stethoscope, flexible tube Syrenges, Galvanit Batteries, etc etc. Also a large case of splints for every variety of fracture y : : I have also made arrangements avith the manufacturer by: which [ can supply on short notice elastic stockings for swelled legs, and Sot any siz? required T I has been said that thePhysicians of Ligonier have heretofore in their purchases consulted economy rather than exceilence and adaptability ~ i : This I may say has ‘not heen the case in the present instance, as 1 have gpared neither pains or expense to procure every ‘thing requisite to the practice of the Physician and Surgeon, : e ; Office in Fisher’s block over the Drug Store. s C PALMITER. Ligonier, Ind:, July 23, 1358, |

- MANSION HOUSE, . E. Dice Proprietor, Albion - : lididna THANFE'*’UL‘ for past pationage, the Pro- : prietor solicits the ¢ontinuance of the samne. o e He also is prepared to announce to the traveling public that he has connected a Liv: ery with his establishment, and will be in teadiness to couvey passengers to different points of the _s‘urrou'miing‘- country. 3 M JAMES HAXBY, f - - ; : ATTORNEY -AT LAW - And Eeneral Colletting Qgent. g ‘,7 Lol g i > KE.(VDJLVI{LLE. B INDIAN A 4, P'ARTl"«&ULXlE{V'attent'imp 'givéﬁ to" the 4 making out of Deeds, mortgages articles ‘of agreememt and all legal documents, Office n the new building one door West 6f the Burnam house. Kendalville July 29, 1888, v L rnes,. .

- BUGGIES AND WAGONS : JUHN FRELEIGHWo uld respectfuily inform the citizens of Ligonier and adjoining conntry that he is prepared to manufacs tnre upon the shartest notice - Buggies, Wagons, Trucks, and otheriwood-work 1 this line of business, Repairing done with prompness & dispatch. Prices ag'dow as any other ‘establishment. — Proguce of all kinds and lumber taken in exchange for work, Money never refused. . Lignoier, Ayril, 4858, . “gip

. MEDICAL NOTICE. J, S LOWER, M. D, will ‘continue e the practice of Mediclne and Surgery, in all its various branches, ‘Having had about fifteen ‘years experience in wvariops diseases, b.oth inithe Southern and Western States, ‘he hopes torender entire satisfaction and begg a continuance of the public patronage, Particular attention paid4o the diseases - of women and. children. . Office in Fisher’s block: up stairs. nlo J. S.LOWER, M.D.. . Saleratus! - A pure articlé uf double refiried Saleratus, what fhe Ladies often " wish fmi_-,"bliff seldom find;.for sale by the box or tound By G o e R e Y, ARNGL‘T)&‘CO.’. _ . JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.: A M%S%Umtmhas;gm&vﬁ hig ofce lrom the Postoffice to Fisher's b lock up s@{:u}f’d;xgg &orgb the ﬁ!egﬁ!‘ % He j will now beinuch: morsat liberty. 1o attend to the dutise of hisoffice than heratiolimn 1

‘New Cabinet Shop. b R, D, REERE T fI‘AKES pleasure in ar'moui.liciﬁgvib ~ the citizens o'f - Lid ; LIGONIER & VICINITY, that ?;e i 8 makinga ,permanlont settlementin’ Ligonier for the manpfaclure aud sale of CABINET wm,

indll of it 3 departiments. ki He 18 now engaged in erecting d large dnd commodious building ;for the purpuse u!: carrying on iigtrade, on Cavin street, opposite the post office—but until the completion of said building he will be happy to ‘form the acquaintance of all who shall wigh to porchase " | : 1- e Furniture . ai his temporary rooms next dobr to fﬁ.'!r's new store, where he has opetnied a small Yariety of such articles as he shall have fot sale. Furniture will be sold at the suiallest possible profit Good, cabinet lumber will be taken in exchange for furniture. : Please give mea call. ~R. D. KERR. . Ligonier, July 2¢, 1858, - n 26 Toledo Wholesale Book Store. . D. ANDERSON & Co. ,TH.A\’ KFUL for past favors, take pleasure in calting attention to thewr extensive stock of TheologicalyClassical, Missellaneous and T s & 4 SCHOOIL: BOOKS, Comprisivg all the varieties in general use. They take occasion torassure all, ot rheir renewed ahd increased efforts to have congtant and Exriy Surendes, cirect frow the publishiers of all thie valvable Schoot and oliege Tiéxt Books as well'as the uew MisL‘t:l[;g‘u«n(u,;mnl The logreal Books ptibhished i the Uaited Stafes, nat technicatly termed “Cheap Publicationsi” © ~ A Large and: General Assortment of FAMILY BIBLES Printed in the best manner, with beautiful type; on the finest sized paper, and bot d in the most splrnid and substantial styles, and at prices to suit purchasers. Pt - The Teacher’s Bibie, With map and references, suitable for “Sabbath School Teachers, |

: POCKET BIBLES, Of every variety of |style, with gold and silver clasps, tucks etc.,at prices vary~ing from thirty cts. to five ; e i dollars. - SPTATIONERY. Comprising every variety ‘both of Foreign and American manufacture. 1, . * Blank Books of All Kinds. Embracing every manner of Ruling, made to orrfer.; Paged and Leuereg?. x Writing ﬁailers’-Cape,' Letters and Notes, ruled ava plain G Envelopes—All sizes and styles. . inks—Writing Fluids: Carmine:and Indelibie Inks, warranted of the very best quality, PR[NTIN}G AND WRAPPING PAPERS. They Invife the affentio. of those desivous of purchasing, éfther in large or small qéiantities, to their Stock, which is, in every particular, Fresh and Full @ And from the uusurpassed advantages possessed by them they feel confident that their prices will be satisfactory.” Their motto being <Qifick Sales and Small Profits.” | ‘o pl 6 D. A~xperson & Co, No. 5. Gardner’s Buildings, Toledo, O. -

The City of the Creat Ring OR ~ JERUSALEM AS IT WAS, AS IT IS, AND AS ; IT 18 10 BE. | By Dr. J. T. Barcray, Late Missionary to Jerusalem- - With a Steel Portrait of the Au- - ° thor by Sartain: - Also Chromographic Illeminations in ten oil-coldrs, Periscopic Panorama of the entire Circuit of the City and Environs, explanatos ry Maps, &c., by Roseuthal Steel Engrayings by Sartain, J. C. Buttre, Dick and Earle. Finest Wood Engravings by Lotdérbatk and Hoffman,and J H. Byram. : The Engravings will be executed in the highest style of art from Photographs and original designs illustrating the variaus phases of (e eitv,--Ancient,JMedieval, Modern and Mi'lennnial, - . 4 Also, restpration of the Temple and City as invested by Titus.—Notices of its Jewish Christiap and Heathen Antiguities—lts present Political and Moral Condition—Fature Prospects, &e &c &t o : . 'D. AypErson, & Co., Special Ag'ts, No. 5, Gaidener’s Buildings, Todedo, Ohio,

Lumber! Lumber! ! AT FTHE i : AL W : T Olentangy Steam Mill n gy AIVUGiLL ' "T'HE Subsecriber has now on hand over +OO,OOO feet of Lumber, and is prepared to il bilis of lumber of any kind wanted,— Also havivg acircewlar and lath saw can furnish Pickets o any size wanted, aiid Plastec ing lath. : #i “Those wishing it can have lath . delivered at Ligonier W HUPSON, Hawpiiteh, June 20, 1558 1123

. 5 ¥ =." %5 S Deess-Fafing, MRS‘AE CLARK thankful for past favors ’ would respect{ully inform the ladies of L.gonier and surrounding - country, that she expects suon to increase her fatilities for serving her ¢ustomers. . She will in 2 few days receive her new stock of 1t ol ‘BONNETS, RIBBONS, ~ FBORDERS: FLOWERS, PR i e o i‘;“‘ R 3 T GRS Embroidered Collars, and all] other ‘kinds of Faney Millinery.. . she will-be: Bappy to see all her old friends,- (besides new ones) ‘at Ler former. room near the Post Office,. =+ 1 Hboei] O TRAS 0 ] g

- H. H. LOWREY. RESTURANT & SALOON, | (it the old stand of J. K, Forsyth. He will be bappy to receive the call of gentlem .au'eimt‘ r 3 l';,::' 3 ..n?u; £ gyl @si.4 ) A

TR BE e 3 B S Do BTR e S Preserve Your -Teeth!! NOW is the time to preserve gour Teeth,. - and thereby secure to, yourselveg and” usterity the blessings of Health, eauty, zlappiness ard Long Life. Dr. B.C. [ ewey, Surgeon Dentist, would ihfortn the cifizenso that he has became permanently located in this place, ang..tha! he 1s prepared to doall operations in’ the Dental Art with neatness and dispatch,. ; The:importance of having decayed teeth cleaned and filled with gold 8r other pare melals cannot be too-trougly urged; ts the neglect of this im‘;‘im-l_‘mg dutyy often results in the entire loss af d good set of Teeth; thus giving rise to Dysy-ensia, and various other diseases, to say nothing of the irreparable loss to Beauty, Speech and Happiness, at the same time giving the most revolting breath to the individual. : ;

To these in want of artificial teeth' T wo'd call especial attention to my new methud of muns ting Porcelain teeth uwpon {Gold plate with continucus doubled raised linings dnd flanged plate, making the most beautiful, durable and useful dental substitute in the known world . giving any required fulliiess to the face, en sureing” the most perfect articulation, and rendering mastication perfectly easy and agreeable; Bl ey 7 ;

_ Teeth removed with care and compatative ly little pain. Chloroform or either adminis tered with safety in all cases of necessity. . Parents having children whose teeth re. quire attention, may rely upon gocd advice and kind freatment. ~ © 3 Finally being assured from past experience of my abilities to perform any operation -entrusted to me. 1 take pleasure ‘ln.tendering my services toa discriminating public pledging myself to give satisfaction in all cascs. TESTIMONIALS . Dr. Farrann, M. D., Michigan City. Dr. SHERMAN, M. D,, .« 3 aTAM}is, MDD, £ e H. Bigeß, D, D. 8. (?old‘wat‘g;'r,iMiqh, Dr. B B DitAke, M. ~ Detroil, Mich. ‘Hon. H. Warpron, Hillsdale, | ¢ Rev. G. WiLLARD, Battle Creek, ¢ Dr.D. C. Marsu, M. D., Orland, Ind. Office in Fisher’s block up stairs, in the room with Dr, Lower. ) B. C. DEWEY, D. D. §. Ligonier, May 13, 1858, nlstf

Wholesale Store. W. BOLLES, & Co. Have taken the four story Store IN PHILLIP'S BLOCK, And are filling it with merchandise to: BE SOLD AT WHOLKSALE : : & : Thq institution is to be permanent, and will be a “two horse” cotitefii embraeing ' ‘ ‘'ry Goods, 2 Complete Variety Straw Goods and their Connettions. Boots and Sh es of all kinds, - Hats, Caps, &c.i Notisnsand Fancy Goods in this Line Cotton Yarns, Bags. Batfs; &c., With Goods belonging to the Trade. Merchants and dealers within the range of . Toledo, will find this stock right for them. The buyisg part is well arranged; the sellirg will be done “on the square.” R * »Customers of the old house of 8., B. & H. as well as all others, ave invited to.give us a call.- ; § : Toledo, July 5, 1858.7 n 23 : W. BOLLES & €O.

| Monday, May 17, '5B. O ARNOLD % : HAsf Oé;r(x}g‘;day received :an'éfﬁ'er immense of e'velrrdesc'r‘iptivmi,. t‘:h‘ea‘ie'r thah éver. |~ AR ageh fr Ol Dol 12 Ibs Good Sugar fOr_.ﬁiilf-“ 12 LBS. GOOD SUGAR FOR §I.

6 Ibs. Good Sugar for 50 Cts. And evnrvtﬁine ‘e!s’é in my l.iri'e;iccrfesp-;)nd;' ing!y chear. .. o 7 : .*. ; ; . . ' \WThite Fish, .1 Ailarge snnnlv this day received: | A large supply this day Towrd Fresh Lemoris Reoeived'this dag,

s o U i eA R L . A large supply for sale by . : v"?m""‘“*‘? ~Ldght! Lignet? Eighaits. A fine assortment.of Ol and Flaid Lamps, vers.cliap. Als, Candlies--Stas, Séhrine and Tallow, by the box-or pound, for sale by ;?f.-'-"*iﬂz-f"“; R kR s e LW T ARG I e

S ’ : : . A 3 New Saddle and Harress Shap ‘ T, R 1 Having Beazer & Hipp Pvins nently located themselves in the above named place, and intend 1o carry on the business ir, all its variots branthek, aund will keep constantly on hand a good stock of .

DRAFT AND EBUGEY ITARNENS, Saddles and Bridles . Made out of the best of LEATHER, we get our Stock 1 - all fiom the East, and we can’ to be mncie out of thebest of leather Repairing & Trimmiing Done on short notits: Hides taken in exchange for work, at Market Prices. All we ask is togive usacall. - . -, Shop on Cavin Cavin St.,one door south of Arnold’s Drug Store. | : B : . .BEAZEL & HIPP. Ligonier, April 28, 1858. “ %13

BEURBRK AL { o — < iy HARDWARE, STOVE AND Tﬂ\"i STORE IN LIGONIER. V‘ | (Sign of the Big Bucket). AN, 2L 7 (2K N N LA YER ¥ i e | FARDWARE) /> sk Ja % \ L& \\CUTLERY, / WS g g : ’ A & S L B < B CARR & MALTBY, DﬁALERS in e%ery d’escr‘ipﬁon of%fcr; s signiand oL ; DOMESTIC HARDWARE, ~ Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash. Building Materials Saddlery Hardware, Guusmith’s Trimmings FARMER’S TOOLS, Such as Chains of all kinds, Shovel}s’. Spades, ‘ Stoops, Forks, Grub Hoes, &c. : Mechanic’s Toold of edery Variety. COOKING, BOX AND : PARLOR STOVES. ' . Mannufacturers of every variety of TIN, COPPER & SHEET.[RON WARE [Ligonier, May 4th, 1858. 6-tf

A WHISPER T 0 YOU!| Did You know that 'CARR & HIALTBY Were receiving a l”arg‘e gtock of the dif: farent vari.ecies of ' HARDWRRE, &e., direct from the” Easfefﬁ ~markets, and which are 'opening bright, clear and polished, at their store on Cavin Street. Among the large variety My _be found a splendid ussortment of /

:i~ B :.CQL.". ‘l'S‘, o Jciﬁéﬁ?é and : ol ¢ Barpens 1 ters e 2t 00l8en= oo 12 Aclarge lot of o pate & bargdoor. .. ...~ hiages Sledge ey ~+ hammers - Mattocks, = . - & kettles of levery... ... variety;. : among which : may be found : S some new P

ones. Rgpe,j Béd cords ’an"d'; twine. ~ Rat traps, mous¢ traps, besidds ‘ a.great many other - A‘- 3; .;i N\ .;’;&, - 9

But we shail nbt £y to entumeraté the list' of goods arriging. | Those wishing 'to purchese, will do well to call and partake of the new goods béfdre they ave gones . 1 We are too busy nowgto write a longadvertiscment: . . €ARR & MALTBY. Ligonier, June 8, 1855, . ni9 BARBER & SI %lQ NB, - Wholesalo and Retail - KENDALVILLE, IND. s *oal. BIMONS

LAZENBY&STONE @ LA G eRtO e Wholesale and Retail Dealersin . Drugs, Grocerie, " PAINTS, Dl6O - i 3 = ." i‘. .";‘ 2.. :: - ﬂ',, (.N‘ Glass, bye-stnﬂ_‘s,,,,Parfqury . BEEDS, &v., &c.' " b I‘T 1S NOT POSSIBLE TO enumerate our Goods Juene Newsraper, = we deem it sufficient to say thLat \\"e"‘uh\'a)é i have on haud everything in/the line of N DRUGS & GROUERIES, ' . and in prices wedefy competition. : Buying our Goods almost entirely from first hauds and avoiding the losses:incldent 1o aw . extended credit business; we flatier owrselves thatwe can make it the interest of i who pui chase for cash, to trade \\_'i(lﬂ‘ 0e .

“And the Leaves of the Trees wa.,vi'q for the healing ¢f the Natioms.” e We are ageits for the following Patent and Proprietary Medicines, [which ive receive direct from the Proprietors, hence those sho buy of vs will run no risk of getiing couns terfeit or adulterated medicjnes. - . Ayer’s Cherty Pectoral and Cathartic Pills; . All of Dr. D; Jayne’s Medigines. © = All of Louden & Co.’s 0 R e Dr. Roback’s Blood Purifier and Blood Pills; Guysott’s Yellow Disck an ‘Sarsapariila, Dr. HaW’s Balsam for the Lungs. '~ &

Dr. Rogers’ Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagwa; Dr. B_ékér'? Pain Panacea. | Budd’s Lijiitneut. Mexican Mustang Liniment, . . = Gregory’s Instant cure of Pain, ¢« = Sir James Clarke’s Female/Pills. S : H?ﬂ';md‘s German Bitters and Balsamit Cors laly et : B All of St' Johw’s Famiiy Medicines, . Radway’s-Ready Relief, l’lbiim"ﬁ{i:!g Resalve entoand Pilles o niionl er 00 e o Holloway's Pills and Ointment.- ~ =~ McLane’s Pills and. Vermifoge. ©* . = | ¢ All of Dr. Fiteh’s Medicines, e Dr. Christie’s: Ague Balgam, - . ° o 4.7 Deshler’s Ague Pills; - a3g - < All of Comstock’s Medieines, . -~ Lo osgood’s India Cholagogue, ~~ | ¢ i Mofiat’s Life Pills and gha:;jix Bitlers; i Jew David’s, or Hebrew Plaster. - Hays’ Liniment for the Piles. Sl Di: Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. Dr. Vaughn’s Lithontripticc. - - Dr. Osborn’s Goldent Ointment : : : All of Dr; McClintock’s Medicines: - = Dr. Townsend’s Sarsapanilla: SEeR do; Qeoigeld .. do . Ty fes “do Bristol's i Tidet s kRN do Helmbald®s . do 0 ;7 o, Perry Davis) Payy Kdlor. . b simnen it Aud ali other Medicines whicl are of ang value to community. EE ARI 3 L LAZENBY & STONE. | ~ Ligonier, March il, 1858 —l6-tf. : - | - THE CPUBLIC ey CAl\’ obtain anyihing in the Yina.of Gres ceries, Medicines, Dye-stuffs, Perfum- . ery, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Glas, Pager Hangings, Window Shades and. Fig‘tures Stone and Weooden Ware,Sali Walt- - er Lime, &c., as low ascan bé sold and waurs ranted as represented’at Lazenny & Seoxs. PHYSXCIANS can always lely on gelting - A Pure Drugs and’official preperatlons of standa:d xtrength from ~Lazenby & Stene' . MERCH ANTS wishing to replenish their - YA stocks can often save money by buying

- BOERHAVE'S : HOLLAND BITTERS. Not g nemn, S % f?'sfm’%?-- . {lf’; SR faida A (R . . KOG NS Se e e ) A’* 4% 8 "f{f;‘;;;;;» 0o A 3 :‘\\‘\‘ \ 3 ’:'_‘v 2 4*‘ % S APDCIR N ' RAT 2k TRt IM AN TTENORAL R 5 '#H{E CELEBRATED HOLLAXD REMEDY FOR DYSREPSIA, . . DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, | LIVER COMPLAINT, | WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disdx‘dored‘ STOMACH OR lAVER. Such as Indigestion,. Acidity of the Stomach Colicky pains, heartburn, loss of appetite, despondency, costiveness, blihd aud blecding piles. .In all Nervous, rheumatic and neuralgic affections, it hasin numerous instarces proved highly beneficial, and in others effected a.decided cure, 0 _Thiis is-a purely vegetablt compound, yreparzd on strictly seleutific' principies, after the mansercf ghe celebrated ' Holland Professor, Boerhave. ’,Bc;e'aizsvére"éf (its .great suc cess in icost-of tﬁe European Stutes, its introduction into: the Uhited States was intaes ded more_ especially for those of our fathers land, scattered here andthere over this mighty country.. Meeting with great success i

| mong them, ' now offer it to the Americai publle, knowihg that its {ruly wondeiful medieinal virtues must be. acknowledged. It is particularly recominended ’to those pesong whose coastitutions may have been impaired by:the continuous use of ardent: spirits or other forme of dissipation,” Generally instantaneous in effect, it finds jts way directly to the seat of life,thrilling and quickening every nerve, raiging up.the droeping spirit, and, in facty infusing new health aind vigorin thesysterm, ... .. i .. S CNTIPTONL £ - The greal popularity of this delightfif Aromn has ipdiced many imitations, which the public ehould guaid againat purchasivg, _Ho not persuad e@f toßuy ,anxziil?gjég x’éflsbe until yoit have given Boarhavels Holland Rilters a faic trial _ One boitie Wil convince you how i+ finitely superior itis to uilf;‘flx"e}.s’e{'tﬁ) itations. §@-Suld at §1 per bottle, orsixbotiles forgy’ 7 isoix PhopmmToms, | Benjamin Page, Jr. & Co. . Wl Aot wn MANUFACTURING = | | R L 7 I*s& ”, ’“:f- Sicked @lrowreutists and Chemists, TW. Dyott & Sonisy’Bhiladelphia. Barns' & Park, New York John D, Park, Cincin. nati, Barnard Adaind & @el, Bt. Louis. 0. Arnald, Ligonjer, Ind. And by Drugeisty and Merchants Penerally ihicuachout the il