Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 15, Number 43, 22 October 1845 — Page 4

TAXES FOR 1845. I EXPECT to attend in the seTeral Townships ia this County for the purpose of receiving the TAXES for the preseat year, on the following days, to-wit: Boston Township, Boston, 10th mo. (October) 10 Abington " Abington, " 11 Franklin " Hillsborough, 13&.14 New Garden " Newport, " 15&.16 Green ... " Williamsburgh, 1" Clay " Washington, " 13 Perry " Economy, " 20 t 21 Jefferson " Hagarstown, " 22 Sc 23 Jackson " Cambridge, " 24 Sc 25

Washington " Milton, " 27 Sc 28 i Harrison " Jacksonsburgh, " 29 Wayne " Richmond, " 30 4:. 31 And at the Treasurer's Office in Centreville thereafter, until the first day of 1st mo., (January) next. Payment should be mad within the time specified, in order to avoid the penalties of the law; and. as much inconvenience arises to all concerned, from too many delaying until near the latest time of payment. It is eery desirable, tht thoe who can do so, should settle as early as convenient. The same amount of interest will be allowed on rtcrip in the earliest payments, that can be in the latest. ROAD RECEIPTS from the SuprvMors for work done, to the amount of the Road Tax charged, should be presented at the time of settlement. RATES OF TAXATION. On each $100 for State purposes proper, iO Cents. 1 5 Mills. " 5"I IM) fir Lunatic Asylum, M $1 (Ml for Deaf and Dumb, " " $100 for Education of the Blind, ' $100 for County Tax, " " $100 for Ronl Tax on real estate " Poll for State purposes, " " Poll for County purposes, " Dog over oue, 1") Cent. 5 " 50 " 50 " 50 Those holding Orders on the County Treasury are re micsted to present them for payment. ACHILEH WILLIAMS, Treasurer of IV". C. Centreville, fish mo. (August) 2(1, 145. HATS AND CAPS AT TIIE C'lXC'INN.iTI PRICES It I HAVE on hand a larg assortment of Plain and Fashionable titter, Seutre, Gossamer, Itrush, ShortJnp, Iloram, Smooth Castor, Round and Square Crown, Wool Cassimere, and Common W ool of onr own ir.ariuf icture. Also, lust received, a general usscrl incut of Men and Hoys' Cloth, Yelret and Fur i A 1)C1 At the Old Stnutl, North S.dc o O.NE DOOR WEST Or J. W. GILBERT'S MOTE!.. JU1 IN SUl'TlilNS. Richmond, Sept. 10, 1845. 37lf Ifi. Ciiicitmnti Just received and for Bills at the Saddlery, Shoe-Finding and leather Store, of S. F. FLETCHER, South-Unit Corner of Main and Front sts., 9th mo. 21th, 1845. 39tf Richmond, Ia.

m - m . rr-fir via r-T ir jr t r I any thiiifif in the lime line, and will .u- . :. .i. -..,. i; . j ;.,;ii . i- . a AH keep time. His chop is in the Book j si.,. t h. hn. I .h.. ! of custom will be ine-ly showered i UDoit him ! "Time is money,'" money out uf and 11 reasonable for cash. Richmond, July and the undcrsigueil hopr-s to make iJML.; Ins priced, therefore, are J. B. HUNNTCUTT. 1315. 27 tf of nimcis, iii;oicii;s, CIII.IIK' AB.X, &c &c, AT 1 1 "Tk GJ 1 iWj MIA .MIA MJf rZj WIIOL.iCS.tkE AM) It KI'A I L. Illl' AD CIIEM- ! IC'AL. STORK, MAIN SIUKKT, UK II.MOMN I.M. WE havo just received from Philadelphia n fresh supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Instruments, Glassware, Shop Furniture, pure Wines and Liquors, &c. &c. Which will enable us to furnish all dcmands for articles in our line, cheaper than ever for the HEAOT. All articles warrutod fresh and pure, nud of the best quality. Physicians and dealers generally arc invited to ttop and gee us. We sell at Ciin. innati prices, for the same pay. NATIONAL HOTEL, Richmond, liuli.-mn. 4 W. BOWERS, PnorniFToR. The above Hotel, formerly kept by D. 1. Sloan, is now in the occupancy of A. W. Bowers, mid open for the reception of his friends and the oublic generally. June 11, 115. oct.l,-'ll. SMITH'S LINIMENT. Purest remedy Tor the cure of Sweeney, Poll-Evil, Fistula, Strains, L'ruises, Scratches, I'ig Head, c, that w.n ever discovered. Also, for the liiimnn tlesh, it cxcells in the cure of Rheumatic Pains, Swelling of the Glan.ls of the Throat, Ring Worms, Tetter, Frosted Feet, Sec. Eaclgennine bottle is stamped "Smith's Liniment," and signed Denny & .Minor, sole Proprietor?". None others genuine. DENNY" ."MINOR, Eaton, O. The above Liniment is for sale at the Drug Store of I. REED &. BROTHER. Richmond, June 11, 115. ltf

V V PAIiiLNG.-The subscriber ! "wnials could be adduced, out of which the following are informs his friends and tho public, ! -trd. Iron, mdividua Is oi standing and veraci.y. In-I-i4,l.,l illi,,B l .nir S J'J. 11 lj '""UJei.tlv alliruleil that each new trial ot the

ViT 1 1 1 it ' .lF,fth"TJ;, 'hep.isf.lt under the shoulder blade, it frequently i be sold at private sale, the property on I ,llh street, j P shonbler, and is sometimes mis- !

belongmg to te t.sMoI ur. .uom Lancaster, c. ., , consisting of two I . f 'n,d ' ' ( proved by a largo 1SK1C K DW LLLINt. IIOLsL, conslnieted of tho licst materials, and hiushed in cery part i

in the nea est mid most approxed style: a w ell of goo.1 , back part. There isgenerally a water m the kitchen: a largo Cistern for ram water near , cousi,i,.r,l!,1 pf nicmorv. accompanied with a painthe door, together with out-buil.tings all in the best or- , fj St ns lUo!1 Uny- ,... '... thing whieh ouuht

tier. Also. uIHJUl ill' riy i iuh hh j. iwu-'raiiij; ... j pie. Pear, Peach and Cherry, of the choicest selection. j The sitnation is elevated and airy, commanding a fine j prospect of a portion of the surrounding country; one ot the most desirable locations for a residence in the city of Kichniond. For information, enquire of WILLIAM R. FOl.'LKF., Administrator. Richmond, May 11.1 1j. 20tf MANUFACTURER of Coaches, Barouches, Friends' Carryalls, York Wagons, Huetous, Puggies, &c. Also, a superior article of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan Vrish, manufactured in Philadelphia, by ono knowledge of the art places him without a rival. whose Warranted not to crac. Also Carriage Trimmings of every description, such as Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Pands, Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges. Rursrs. &c; all of which will be fur nished at the lowest Cash price. Persons at a distance can j te accommouavea oy dropping a line 10 me u.rii-i Main street, opposite Mr. Gilbert's- Hotel, Richmond, Ia. . . .iJ in :o june ii, ij. 19 in '44. c PaiJ for FLAXSEED, bv B. BRIGHTWELI Richmond, June 4, 1-45. 34tf VARNISHES. S. R. Lippincott. has jr.st received, from Philadelphia, a supt rior article of Pale Coach Body Varnish, together with Cabinet and . Japan Varnish; also, a. lot of fjsi.ionabie Carriage Trimming, low for cah. Kichniond, June 1 1, l:4o. I9-"1I

R I LET'S Superior P1L.E OIXTMEVT, which is regarded as the most effectual remedy now extant,- is offered for sale at the BOOK STORE. Richmond, June 11, 1 815. 13ft Dr. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT EEMEDY, foe. CONSUMPTION OR GOING INTO A DECLINE. IT is a serious and solemn fact, that this disease when neglected and left until it becomes a seated and chronic affection is certain to commence its insidious attack

upon tiie lungs iu the insipiect stage of Uiis kind of Consumption, the patient leels a. sense of uneasiness in the chest, with severe fits of coughing, ora short, drycough attended with difficulty of breaing; when permitted to run on w ithout the use of a proper medicine, the cough becomes extremely troublesome, especially in the morning the breathing more difficult expectoration peulent-sorue fever iu the eveningredness of the cheeks colliquative svvtats extreme weakness and at length the patient sinks into the sleep of death! If LISTEN, THEN,.rr To tho Warning voice that daily echoes in your cars guard yourself from the first unerring seed of that -J disease which is certain cj O to knit its fatal j-1 threads. Asa ra- o ij tlesnake, it 4 . " warns . " A C voti c " '- "of r. Us H 'S. "7t poi,onou.4 - , fings, and S y you heed i. :ot, the sting of destruction vvill soon pierce your vitals and lender ou bevond tho shades of 7. hope! May these faet awaken you, " arouse you to give ear to the voire of reason, and use i n.tr Remedy in tune, whieh lias cured and prolonged the lives of thousands. T.ct it be. borne in mini that this MEDICINE is DOCTOR DI'NCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY; A preparation entirely of vegetable extracts, expressly prepared to loosen the corrupt morbid humors aim viced matter that accumulated ia tiie air passages, and finally fist. il upon the lungs. The medicine causes all tins to be thrown up by expectoration . It is only by the power of the expectorant organs that the seat, the very root of disease, can be eradicated from the system. The Expectorant Remedy offered to vou is found by Physicians gin.-r iilv, and by thus.- who have folly tested its virtu, to he the only safe medicine that will completely perform this grand object. i t K' !I ASCIIS, BE c.tm H"L that trilling or daiifo rous medicine is not pal lied upon you by those who are not .Agents, in place of Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy. He not persuaded to take their vilo mixtures, if you wish i to save your life. Principal office for the United States, for the sale of Dr. Duncan's E.xpeetoraiit i Remedy, is at No. IK, North bill street, Philadelphia,' Jj'Ask lor Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, and be sure you obtain it. S i So! i in Richmon.l, Ia. at the LOOK .STORE. June 11. 113. 2 Iff r A T K N T V I '. U M 1 F U C. E . DOCTOR M'LANL'S A 31 C It I C A X i U !i :.i S 1' j: c 1 1 I c. Promptly rxptls Worms to an almost inert dibtc number ! iu uuMUiiiian! i(? auuvv iiiLt iiiuuy iiuuuit-119 ui icaiipowers of this remedy wnl have an adcitional teiidency to widen and confirm its fame, and that if it were univer8aI1' kuiwu ai,d taffu!,c'i .vcr l " u,?d ' ut10S U not ve less Uian many liuudreds, il not thousai woul many huiidrciis, it not tiiousanus oi "vs annual. j. r.RTTFiCATfcS.- I do certily that a vial of Dr. ZI Lane s ! American oriti Specific expelled live hundred and two whole worui!, t pieces that would have made sixty more, from a boy of John Lcwclling, which, if laid in a straight line, would have most probably measured the enormous ! length of one hundred yards. JOSIAII JACKSON. Owner of Water Forge, and other Works, Monongalia county, Va. AsTOVisinNfi vet trce!!! Dr. M'Lanl's American Worm Spkch-ic. This is to certify that I bought from j Holmes &. Kidil, Druggists, corner of Fourth and Wood j sts., one vial of Dr. M "Lane's American Worm Specific land eave about one half the vial ton child of mine over five years old, and sumrisin"- to relate she passed fullv three-fourths of a pint of worms, mostly alive, some ot which measured eight inches long. Her health is much improved since that period. This statement I freely make, as the public ought to know that this valuable medicine can be procured in our city. ELIZA STEVENSON, Pittsburgh. This is to certify, that the above statement is correct, mid if any doubts arise, the worms have been preserved in alcohol, and mav be seen bv those w ho are sceptical. JAMES KAMI L. Washington Lock, nearGoe. Beale's Cotton Factor , Pittsburgh. Prepared for the Proprietor by Jonathan Kidd Co. Wholesale and Retail Druggists. No. (, corner of llh and Wood streets, Pittsburgh. N. B.-Be particular to risk for Dr. M'Lane's American Worm Specific, or Patent Vermifuge. Agents for M' Lanes nils and irorm specific. Milton, Jesse Iliatt; Cambridge City, S. F. Shorp; Germantown, John D. Wolff; Mechaiiicsburg. Henry Gettle; Centreville, John E. Dunham; White School house, Thomas Ellis; Liberty, Culley & Bowers; Brownsville, Henry Rider; Abington, M. A. White; Philomath W. Amphlet; Richmond, Irvin Reed. May iHth, 1?15. 22-Cm DR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED For the Cure of Hepatites or I.irer Complaint, Dyspepsia, and Sick Iliad-Ache. Svmitoms of a Diseased Liver. Pain in the riirht side, under the ri:ht side, under the ede of the rib. increased on pressure; sometimes the piiiu is in the left side; the .tient is rar.'lv- able to lie Oil the left side: sometimes I k f rheumatism iu the right arm. 'Hie stomach I is affcct-d with loss of appetite ami sickness; the bowels, j . jjeneral. are costive, sometimes alternatinir with lax; i . . .., , . ,.... .. ,j .:,,, j..m , to have been done. A slight dry couch is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, his feet are told or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits arc low; and although he is satisfied that exercise would le beneficial to hint, yet lie can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet examination of the body after death has shown the liver to have been extensively deranged. CERTIFICATES -This is to certify, that having been associated with Dr. M'Lane in tho practice of meilicine. for nearly tw o and a half years, I have had many opporI tunitiesof witnessing die good effects of his Liver Pills, i and I believe they have cured ami relieved a much larger i proportion of the diseases of the liver, than I have known I cured and reliaved bv any other course of treatment, i Dec. 7' l-vifi. " ' OLIVER MORGAN.

This is to certify, that a niece of mine was very ill with the Liver Complaint. She obtained one box of M'Lane's Liver Pills, which she took and received much benefit from the same. She is now taking the second box, and has nearly recovered; and I believe it was the Pills that relieved her, as she took no other medicine. I would therefore cheerfully recommend them to those laboring under that disease.' JOSEPH BOYD. Jeffreystown, 12 miles from PittsburghPrepared for the Proprietor by Joxith in Kino Co. Wholesale and Retail Dmzgists. No. 6, Corner of 4lh and Wood sts. Pittshursrh. N- B.-In order that there may be no mistake, be particular to ask for "Dr. M'Lane's Pills." Forsaleatthe KELDS".

Haserstown Iron and Brass FOUNDERY. THE undersigned still continue the Foundery busisiness in the town of Hageretown, Wayne co., Ia., and are prepared to fill all orders in their lineof business. They will make, to order, all kinds of Mill Irons; a variety of Cooking, Ten and Seven-Plate, and Parlor Stoves; Wood's Patent, Homing's, Peacock's, Sloop's and Wisconsin Ploughs, both Right and Left-Handed. Also, a first-rate article of Park Mills; Hollow Ware of all kinds. OThey have also made arrangements to furnish, of superior workmanship, all kinds of Carding- Machinery, Power Looms, Threshing Machines of different kmus. ic.ic. They will keep for sale, an assortment of Andirons, Wagon Boxes, cast Collar Blocks, Ploutrh Shares, pan

; .villi Irons, and all the variety of articles made in rounI derics. In addition to the above, they will make, to order, i BELLS of tone and material equal to any made in the country, and all articles of Brass and composition used in the consrtuction of machinery. The above articles will be exchanged, at fair prices, for Flax-Seed, Wheat, Horses, and all articles of approved country produce: LBATHIH TTThcy will also keep fir sale a variety of Eastern and Couutry-Tannned Sole and Upper leather. Calf Skins, Harness and Bridle Leather; w hich will lv exchanged for Hides, Skins, and Tallow. Thev w ill sell Leather at cash prices. WIGGINS RODGERS Hagerstown, June 11, lr-15. 30 in litf TD'rtL-S AMRim LI.MTIE.XT. The CHEAPEST, and undoubtedly the DUST of all Liniments notr before the public; O better general application can be made, (when Jl applied according to directions,) for the CURE of Hums, J5ruises. Sprains, Gulls, Swellings, Files, Chilblains. Frosied feet. Cms, Poll-Evil, Fistula, Sweeney, Pain in the Hreast, Cholic, Scratches, Scrotula, obstinate old Sores, Rheumatic complaints, $c. SfC. Numerous testimonials of its efficacy can be seen, w herever the article is for sale. For sale at the Book Store, by J. W. Gilbert, and A. Earnest, in Richmond, and by merchants generally tiiro'out thp Western country. July 9th, 11.1. ' 2tf STOVKS, lIOLLtlW-WAKK, and C'ASTIVGS, At Cincinnati Prices. rililE undersigned w ould resp'ctfully inform the pnbJ. lie that he carries on the Foundery business, at the establishment lately conducted by the firm of T. and J. ! 'llarra. He has now on hand a superior lot of STOVES; ! consisting of Nos. 1,0. ami!) Improved Premium Cookinjri Stove, Spilnian's Improved Cooking Stove, seven and tenplate Stovesof dilierent sizes, w itii a general assortment tit' Franklin and Parlor Stoves. Also Pots, Kettles, Andirons, and Wnon Boxes. I He also manufactures and makes to order Carding Ma-j chines, Condensers, Spinning and Napping Machines.1 broad and narrow Power Looms. Fulling Stoves, and ail kinds of Machinery used iu Manufacturing establishments. Mill Gearinc of nil kinds made on the shortest notice. He feels confident in saying that he has the largest and best selected lot of patterns in the. Western country for Grist and Saw Mills. He has, iu short, the latest improvement in the Mill Gearing line. TO PLOUGH MASSES. He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in use. lie has Sloop's Ploughs, right and left; Peacock's ritrht and left; Woods' Plough, four diilerent sizes ajl of which he will sell at Cincinnati prices, for ("ash. Jj 'THRESHING MACHINES. He has an exeel-li-nt Thre.-hing Machine which he manufactures and wdl sell for Cash or approver) Trade. For ease to horses, neatness and det-p-.itch in the execution of work it i inferior to none in use. The undersigned returns his thanks to the public for j the liberal support bfowed upon th late firm of T. and J. O'Hnrra, and would respectfully solicit a continii- ' ance of their favors. I J'AH kinds of Machinery repaired on short notice. Cash, Wheat, or good Horsed will be taken iu exchange for any of tie- above articles. " THOMAS, O-JIARR A. SLrTt is necessary that the business of the late firm of T. and J. oTlam should be settled as soon as possible; th Tol'm-, th-xe who are indebted to said linn i are hereby requested to make immediate payment. June 11, 1-1. jan.:n,-lj. T. O'H.

H f V WILL YE DIE. nrWAHK OK COsr.MITIO. DR. DI'NCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY ALWAYS CURES. Wo find from some of the Eastern papers, that this popular medic ine is performing some of the most remarkable cures o'1 record: in the City of Philadelphia, w ithin the !at year 2:J7fi persons have been restored to perfect hulth. 'in New York t'T--1, Boston 1 1 00, Baltimore 7!W, and we would suppose nn average amount iu all other Cities where this nieiiicine has been introduced. This fact is sufficient evidence showing the wonderful efficacy of this truly valuable meilicine. it e arc acquainted with numerous persons iu "our city"' w ho have been restored to perfect health by timely use of lr. Duncan's Medicines, and would therefore recommend them to those suffering with the premonitory symptoms of Consumption such as Colds. Coughs, Chiliness, Impaired Appetite, Slight Fever, Hoarseness, and difficulty growing out of the matter that secretes itself in tin- lungs; sorenes of the throat, a dry and painful cough, tightness of the chest, attended with a sense of sunWation, complexion sallow and pallid, difficulty of breathing, redness of the cheeks, palpitation of the heart, sick headache, saltish taste in the month, severe pain in the side, breast and small of the back, heat of the skin, irregular state of bowels, foul tongue, disturU'd rest, difficulty of laying on th side, depression of spirits, faintness, attended with weakness and geueral debility of the w hole system, gi.'aines and dimness of sight, pain iu the stomach, and sometimes vomiting, wasting or decay of the body, a hacking cough, unusual degree of heat, increased pain in the breast and side, spitting f a white, or green and w hite or bloody matter, night sweats, hectic fever, Ac, ice.. Such are some of the most common symptoms of that dreadful destroyer, CONSUMPTION." And being a snous and solemn fact, will those afflicted any longer deprive themselves of a cure, when one is so near at hand w hich is DR. DI'NCAN'S EXPECTORANT REMEDY, a medicine that has established itself iu millions of cases both in Europe, and the United States. Western Office, just ojen for the aceommndation of Agents and others living in the South and est, No. l.V? Sycamore st.. Cincinnati, where oil Southern and Western Orders for Medicines niustlte addressed in future. JZTAdvice given, and all classes of diseases treated with skill and science. This valuable medicine is for sale in Richmond Indat the BOOK STORE. RICHMOND, INDIA N A . TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned, having made arrangements with Josas Gabr. (a man of twenty years" experience in Machinery,) to superintend their Machine Shop, are prepared to furnish ail kinds of Machinery- to orut r at Cincinnati prices, such as Pickers, Carding Machines, Condensors, Power Looms, Napping Machines, Shearing Machines, Press Stoves, ic. Ac. EpWe are also building superior Threshing Machines, which we will sell on accommodating terms. We are also in'possession of the various patterns of Threshing Machinisin use, and can make any repairs required. Having a great variety f MILL and other Patterns, we can furnish CASTINGS of every description, on fair terms. Also a variety of Cooking. Parlor, Ten and Seven-Plate STOVES, kept constantly on hand; ail of which will be warranted for 12 months. J. M. Jc J. II. HUTTON. N. B. Hand Machines, for the manufacture of Sewing Silk, made to order- J. M. & J. H. H. Spnng Foundery, Jane II, 145. 50 in "44-

TTHE Celebrated Pr. Rush's Compound Purifying I SYRUP OF SARSAPA RILLA strictly aec'etx-

t-v,.. i.-.i .... 1 i ii. k,..k i..u in private practice and as a Physician to the American Army, is sufikient guaranty for the efficacy and usefulness of tliis trolv invaluable medicine. It was prescribed by him and other Physicians, attached to the army during ourglonousrevoluuonary strule, and proved to be a certiin and unfailing cure for several of the most prevaieul. SUQU al lilt? SiUlltr 1 1 tut- luwi uiMirwuii' iuuijmjiuis i. y . iZZir. JZ- i- fflirtJ. t-w-it: Affections of the IJver, Lvspepia, or Indigestion, and all disorders arising from aa impure state of the blood. Under this latter head may be classed Obstinate eruptions of the skin. Pimples on the face. Syphilitic symptmos, Scaly Erup tions, Tetters and King-v orais, w nite cwci ling scrotula and Mercurial diseases. It is also a most eiceilent remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Infant's Chulic, and geuetal affections of tli bowels in children for none of w hich has any effectual cure been provided, unless it be this punning Medicine. Doctor Walter Z. Wanostrotchtz's Aromatic Kmenacosue l'llA. for Females. This Pill, bv the experience of years, has been proved to be the 'ne plus ultra' of medical preparations. The celebrated inventor himself cured over 13,'MH eases of suppressed mensus. green sickness and other diseases incuient to females, having used them, to the exclusion of every other remedy for such diseases, during a continued practice of nearly 50 vears, without a solitary instance of tailure. when used according to the directions """V were tirst introduced on this continent in 1M1, by Dr. 1 nomas I lumps, ul .New Durgn, ,ew lcrs, ne naving obtained the foruiulafor preparing them from Dr, x anostruchtz himself. They have since then been ue.d very extensively throughout most of the eastern States, and ho proprietor is so thoroughly satisfied of their virtue, hat he fearlessly challenges lite w orld to produce a medcine in any form that will prove superior in relieving the aiilictious of suffering women J ; The Sarsapanlla and Pills are for sale at the RICHMOND BooK STORE. June 11, 1-15. liy Dli. KOCKRS' COMI'OI XI) SV R I'lOl' LIVERWORT & TAR; .1 safe and rert-tin cure for Consumption of the Lungs, Siiititrr of IS'ooi! . Ciii'jh.i. Cedds, Asttnhn, Fain in the Side, It rowtil'i. H honpins-congh,and all pulmonary ujft ctwns. IN the whole catalogue of remedies for Pulmonary Affections there is not one so universally known and whose virtues have been so thoroughly tested as PAR, every one k nows that tar-water and tar purgations are among the most common remedies for colds, coughs, vVc. and to confirm this opinion so prevalent amongst unscientific peopb we have the authority of the most ciiuuent professors of medicine. The celebrated Dr. Buchan. of England, Ins employed it successfully for years. I)r. Crichton, an eminent Phvsieiau of Petersburgh, highly recommends a treatment in w hich Tar is principally employed, but it is iiiim-cessury to dwelt on this subject, or in fact to expatiate at all on the merits of this medicine. It maybe remarked, however, that this preparation is the result of years of patient and labored experiment iu an extensive practice, and furthermore, that iu it are embodied the remedies employed by the celebrated Dr. Cooper, w ho, during twelve years of extensive practice in which he treated a great number of cases of Consumption, did not lose one single patient, as may be seen on r ference to a statement to th it i fleet published by him a short time itgo. It being so generally understood an 1 admitted that as a cure for Consumption, Tar is without an equal in the list of known substances, we will briefly call attention to tiie f::ct that Liverw ort, the other chief ingredient in this preparation, is known to be equally efficacious in relieving the primary and milder stages of pulmonary disease, and iu conclusion it may lie added that the utmost skill and care have been exercised iu preparing this medicine to make it as conce ntrated as possible, by retaining only the medicinal properties of the several ingredients and the proportions have been adjusted and the composition effected with a strict n ference to their chemical qualities. CERTIFICATES. f From Justice Finch, Esq., John St., between Fourth and Fifth streets, Cincinnati, O. This was a very serious ca.-e id' spitting of blood which was cured by this medicine in an incredulity short time, and which there is no doubt would have terminated in a fatal case of Consumption. This is to certify that, having been afilieted with a most distressing Cough attended with unu.ii pain, particularly at night, w hen it was eo extremely troublesome as to break my rest continually, and aiTectuig my lungs to such a degree ii. at 1 ai constantly spitting bloo.l; and, having daced myself in a physician's care for a considcral le length of time without obtaining any relief, an ! seeing no prospect of being ured, but on the contrary the symptoms continuing to i nc reuse, I was induced to try a portion of Dr. Rogers" remedy, and I am happy to state that its effects-exceeded by far my most sanguine expectations, inasmuch as it removed the pain iiuiiivdiutt ly, and abated the cough, and in a very short time cured it entirely and stopped the spitting of blood ami ultimately healed my lungs soundly, in line, restored me to perfect health. I will only add that 1 consider it without exception the best preparation for the disease it is intended for, now before the public, and I would strongly recommend all persons suffering under affections of the lungs to try this medicine without delay. J'. FINCH. Cincinnati, Nov. .ih, 1-11, The follow ing Certificates are selected from nearly 300 received in the State of New York alone: they will convince the most incredulous, of the efficacy of this medicine in all Catarrhal affections: Statement of Mr. Adams, for many years assistant Steward in the U. S. Naval llospitnl at Brooklyn, N. York. Iam nil old man, now fast verging on to "three fore and ten," and 2l years of my life it has been my misfortune to lie afflicted with what is termed humoral phthisic or dry asthma. For the greater portion of that time my life w as in continual danger when the fits would come on, 1 have been on the point of suffocation more than 70 different times, and though I have had the best medical treatment the country aff orded and moreover tried almost every preparation that has been presented to the public as a cure lor it, I w as unable to obtain any relief until the fall of 1 4', at which time I was so fortunate a to apply to Doctor Rogers for advice, he prescribed for me.aiid succeeded in the course of a month in very effectually relieving me; his treatment, which consisted of a preparation of Tar aud some other ingredients, was continued for about -twelve mouths, at which time I considered myself perfectly cured, and, though it is now nearly two years ago. I have not had an attack since. I Consider it my bourn-lea duty to make this statement that others similarly afdlieled n.a- be induced to try the virtues of Doctor Roger.-,' Medicine. ADAM HARRIS, Assist. Surg's U.S. Naval Hospital, Stew ard. N. Y. Station. Aug. 11, 1;-13. i Mrs. Wolsey's account of one of the most extraordinary caes yet hearU of.) , This is to make know n that it is to Dr. Rogers" remedy for diseasi of the Luugs. I do verily b liey.; my daughter Murv Jane owes her life. She is now 22 years of age and enjovs most excelb-ut health, this, when I recall the suffering she has endured, when I remember the wasted form, the feeble limbs, the dreadful racking cough and the alarming spitting of blood, ail im-w-ating Una approach of Consumption that fell destroyer in its worst form, w hen I think of this and contemplate my dear c hild now, 1 can scarcely refrain from believing that something more than mortal aid has interposed to arrest her progress to an : untimely grave. In her early girlhood she evinced an alarming predisposition to weakness or disease of the Lungs, exhibited by difficult and painful breathing, with sometimes a severe pain iu the breast and a very troublesome cough, these symptoms continued to increase at intervals until her K'th year, notwithstanding the best medcal aid was engaged that could be had, at which time, having given up ail hope of saving my poor girl, I was persuaded to use various patent nieoieiue-s at different times but all without affording her the slightest permanent relief, nntil I tried the above named remedy, which I was J induced to feel some confidence in from a slight personal i acquaintance with its talented discoverer. 1 very soon' however became convinced that my confidence was not misplaced, for site had scarcely commenced ustnz the second bottle, before a decided change for the better was perceivable; before two months from the time she commenced using it, she was able to leave her bed, aDd continued steacily to improve until at the end of about six months she was entirely restored. To expr the gratitude I feci for this great blessing is beyond the power of wonisand I make this statement in the hope that it may bv inducing the same confidence ia others be the means i

of bringing into more general use this truly invaluable medicine. MARY WOOLSEY, 103, Bleekerst., New York. A. L- SCOVILLE, Sooth-East corner of Fifth and Race streets, Cincinnati, sole Agent for tiie WestrrSoid also at the BOOK STORE, I Jnnell,lS45. 41y Richmond, Ia.

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i " .-- .Am,!, rimi' ! toT Intermittent, Remittent, Billions .ad inflammatory i "' ' In.d,reUon. V7PP. PerwrlN IZ l rl f B". CwtiveneM, lharrhoe. DyBlery ! "ITiiSUeI,M rm"' F?ul ",om"rh' i i "'" f"r rofulix, nrry er ny nnporitie. , "f, Blood' "trucUons and Iul.cpa.pkuurtw. i rs . ... ' 11ien? has ner "Ppeared a med.cino which, vliil. ; u uu ii.irni, 15 caicuiateo 10 do so much good, "rjexcite a healthful perspiration, and open all tho natural drains of the system. The obstruction of Insensible Vtrspiration is the cause of a great portion of human &r ing. These pills the power, in an extraordinary degree, of removing all obstructions, and giving a healthful circulation. They must undoubtedly supersede all other purgative medicines, as they hure a four-fold actioa vii: a aischarge by the Bowels,' Lungs, Kidneys, and Skin. Children will not hesitate to take them; and they may lie relied on, beyond any other remedy, as an effectual and safe medicine for WORMS, and all complaints inei.i7,n 1 iiumrru. .n ore ennuren nave been rnrml . m.ui ..id it ennureu nave been eured in .'ew York the present year, by th use of Dr. SMITH'S ILIS. than alt other medicines combined aa Uvm ia -ew I no need of farcing them down, like other medicines. One important advantage in taking these Pills is, they do not gripe, nor produce nausea, or anv other unnleaant sensation. Pills have in thousands of instances, prs- , dsea!le for w hich ,h VfT ! tieuUrlv guarded aeunsl in ; illKn.a,-.utl, of wKicU Dr. S unced I lies and other consequences far worse than the were ad ministered. This is par tite combination of them in anv gredieuts of w hich Dr. Smith's Pills are comooami i:iu rcuueriug mem nariniess. These Pills are made of the p treat materials; and wa have the satisfaction of baring proved to tho Medical Faculty, that they possess uncommon virtues. The directions, and treatment of diseases, accompany every box, in a circular of 4 pages. "Nn Sr;. Ccuteo Piu.s" can be genuine without the signature of the sole inventor, "G. BENJAMIN, M. D., President of the New York College of Hculth," upon ctery box. From a Nephew of the late Judge Thompson. "J New York, May 15. 144 Dr. Smith's "Improved Indian Vegetable Pills" bars proven invaluable to myself and family, in tho cure of violent head:K'he, pain ill the hide and stomach. For children no better mediciue can be produced. In tha case of our little girl, two years old, the most happy effects have resulted from their use. I hare never known a medicine which I could so confidently recommend as these Pills. R. THOMPSON, 56 Northmen st. The following lady is too well known in New York for her intelligence ami philanthropy to be doubted. From the Matron of the lT. S. Naval Hospital. Accustomed as 1 am to administer to tho sick, 1 can appreciate a valuable medicine. If there be a medicine adapted to the numerous aliments of mankind, it is Dr. Smith's Sugar Pills. I have used them and seen them used w ith the must astonishing results; in several tnstanstances w ithin my knowledge, restoring the patient front extreme low ness and suffering, to strength and health For ladies during pregnancy, these pills are a sovereign balm. 1 recommend to all for a valuable family medicine. SARAH A. GOULD, Matron of the U. S. Naval Hospital. Erooklvn, June 10, 1MI. ! From the Deputy Sheriff of New York. Dr. Smith's "Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills" have I been used ill the Eluridge street Debtor's Prison, with i uncommon satisfaction. I have never heard a medicine spoken of with more interest by the sick who have taken 1 these Pills. JAMES J. BEVINS, Deputy Sheriff AM rXTRAOBDlNARV CTE. I have to record an instance of unparalleled suffering, w hich must have terminated my existence, had not Dr. Smith's "Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills" come to my rescue. Iu the Fall of ltvl'J, 1 had a scrofulous affection, which nearly covered my body with sores, and rendered me unlit for life. In the course of two mouths I was attacked with fever, which raged w ilh great violence. I took many prescriptions, but without getting relief. My suffering w as great. Mrs. Gould, (w hom 1 shall ever rememlwr with esteem,) advised me to use these Sugar Pills, w hich I took in large doses a few days, when tho fever and pain abated. I continued these Pills iu small doses, about five weeks, when my fever and scrofula were cured, my blood completely purified, and my general health improved. I am cert nn I owe my life, under Providence to the use of these Pills. E. M. PARK, New York. From J.imrs M. Turner, Es., late of the U. S. Navy.) I have been afflicted several years with a weakness in iny breast, costiveness and difficulty of breathing. I was late ly more than ever troubled, though I had taken many prescrilx-d remedies. Through the advice of a friend I procured Dr. Smith's Patent Sugared Pills, which I used, and they have not only relieved but cured my complaints. My wife has also used them with the most happy effects. I believe them the best medicine in the world. JAMES M. TURNER. 5-1 Greenwich st., N. Y. Refers to the Hon. Silas Wright, U. S. Senate. From a lady well known in New York. I have been troubled for years with dizziness and pain in the head, attended with depression, dimness of sight, iVc, which have liceu entirely cured by Dr. Smith's 'Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills" I prize this medicine above uli others. SARAH DOUOLAHS. corner of Ludlow and Walker sts. Dr. Smith's Sugar Pills. The voice of the West. Since printing a very large edition of our MoxTHLT I'kfout, we have received the following: Di SPKPSIA OF TEN YEARS STANDING. The Wife of Captain Roberts, on Vine Street near Water, Cincinnati, has been afflicted with dyspepsia in its most aggravated form, for the last ten years. Son was recommended by celebrated physicians of Bosten, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati to ' travel, as they could do nothing for her. She did so, bnt -it done her no good. Sh then commenced using the most popular medicines of the day for her complaint, bat derived no benefit from their use. Seeing an advertisement of Doctor Smith's SroAa Coated Vecctabxj! Pills in the papers, she concluded to give them a trial She ; sent to (J. F. Thomas, Main street, between Third and Fourth street. Doctor Smith's Agent for Cincinnati, and purchased a box, took them according to the direction, and can with heartfelt joy state that she derived more benefit from the use of one box of Doctor Smith's Scoa f'oATr.n Vegetable: Pills than from all other medicines she has ever made use of for the last ten years. The above was sent to O. F. Thomas December llthv 1-11. T PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.jrg No "SUGAR COATED PILLS" can he genuine without th signature of the sole inventor, "G. BENJAMIN--SMITH, M. D-, President of the N. Y. College of Health, upon every box. Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this mediciney179 Greenwich Street, New York. G. F. THOMAS, Main Street, between Third and Fourth Streets, opposite the Gazette Office X7SOLE AGENT FOR THE CITY OF CINCINNATI. Q Asents for Smiths Sugar Coated Fills. Milton, D. G. Kern; Cambridge City, S. F. Shorp; Germantown, John D. Wolff; Mechanicsbarg, Henry Gettle; Centreville, J. Stevens; White School bouse, Tli os. 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