English and American Faint

DR. ISRAEL DELAMATER'S Nerve and Bone Rheumatic Lsniment.
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The numerous nervous pains of which many complain and for which so little is done by Physl- cans cannot escape the reach of these Medicines The external application and the internal use at the same time, will reach the nerve and follow it's strange and wandering course from one part of the body to another, until is banished from the system and the patient rejoices in a perfect cure. TRY IT ALL YE AFFLICTED AND PROVE IT

 All the Wanantees are intended to apply to the large sized bottles of Lniment and Specific, though in gh: cases, bottle each of the small size IS su ficent to effect cure.

 CoMsrocK & TYLER.

 DR. LIBBY's BIrTERs are highly spoken of in this vicinity by gentlemen who not in the habit O drinking bitters, (any than the good girl was o going to meeting for the pleasure of il. We have no taste for these things ourselves, being bitter enough sia. Nevertheless, if afflicted with the prevalent diseases enumerated in the advertisement, and obl ged to become either "pll swallower, or blbber, we should be inclined to call for Libby's Bters.

 Take Physic early-Medicine comes too late,

 When the disease becomes nveterate.

 RECOMMENDED BY THE FAcULTY-LBBY's PILLS.

 By long experience these Pills have been proved by thousands to be the best aud safest Family Med- cine hitherto discovered. At all seasons of the year they will be found very valuable 10 all who wish to secure themselves against sickness. They are aik safe for children for any period of life, and require no extra attention to diet or to clothing. Bilious and liver complaints dyspepsia or indigestion, nervous diseases, sick headache, and in fact all diseases ari sing from impure state of the blood, a disorder ed state of the stomach or bowels are speedily remo- we'd by taking them. Thev prev scurvy, costive. ness and its consequences therefore seafarir~ .,, should never be without the.u; time nor climate af. lects them net, CoMsrocK & TYLER,