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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11
Charles County Court.
March Term. 1872:

March Term. 1929.
snN applicationto the Judges Of Charles
~ County Court by petition in writing
ef Robert Russell OF Charles County, Tor
the benefit of the act of Assembly tor the
relief of insolvebt debtors passed at Nov.
session, 1905, and the several supplements
thereto on the terms mentioned therein a
schedule of bis property and list OF MS
creditors on oath SO far as he can dscer-
tain them; being annexed to his petition,
and being satisfied by competent testlmo.
nv that The said Robert Russell has resided
two years Immediately preceding the time
of his application in the state OF Maryland
and being also satisfied that the said no.
bert Russell is in actual confinement tor
debt, and for no other cause and the saiq
Robert Russell, having entered into Band
with sufficient security for his personal APP
pearance in Charles County Court TO an
swer such allegations as bis creditors NAV
make against him. II is therefore order
ed and adjudged that the said Robert Nus,
sell be discharged from Imprisonment and
thereby causing copy of this order to be
inserted n some one of the newspapers e.
dited in The District of Columbia once a
week for two months successfully before
the third Monday of August next. he give
notice to his creditors, to appear before
the said Court at Port Tobacco in said
county, on the said third Monday in Au-
gust next for the purpose OF recommend
ing trustee for their benefit and TO shew
cause if any they have why the said no.
1ert Russell should not have the benefit OF
the several insolyent laws OF this state as
prayed. -,
Teste, JOHN BARNES, Clk.
nav !aw2m
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During The leth, q slight pain at in-
tervals affected his heart, and, for the
first time, he'felt ringing sensation in
his ears. At noon, on this day, his
head became heavy, his sight, however,
was perfect, and he consersed almost
as usual, making some signs with his
hands.
On the Goth, Viterbi declared to the
goaler and physician, that he would not
again moisten his mouth, and feeling
the approach of death, he stretched him
self on the bed, and asked the Gems
darmes, as he had done on former
day, whether he was well laid out, and
added, 81 am prepared to leave this
world" Death did not this time be-
tray the hopes of man who, perhaps,
since the creation, invoked it with the
greatest fervour, and to whom it SEEM
ed to deny its cherries tranquility.
On the 2lst Viterbi was no more.
Until the day of his death, this incon-
ceivable man had regularly kept his
journal. The delivery of it to his FAM
ily was refused.
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POE1'RY.
THE INVITATION.
Bu DR.. Percapal.

Nt~> by LIT. IeTCtOut.
Flower of southern garden, newly blowing,
Fa, as lilly bending on its stem,
Whose curid and yellow locks, in rim lets
flowing,
Need not the lustre OF diadem;
Than all the wealth of India's brighter gem;
Than all the pearls that bud in Oman's Sea,
Than all the coral's waving over them,
purer the living light that circles thee;
And through thy tender cheeks transparency
The yermeil tint of life is lightly flushing,
Or at the faintest touch of modesty,
In one deep crimson tideis wildly rusnlnS,
Like rose leaves, when the mornings Dres'" -
brushing
the seeds of pearl the night-cloud sheo,
So thy twin opening lips are purely oios,ing'
R,pe with the softest dew and clearest req;
P,rer than crystal in It's virgin bed,
Than ountains bubbling IN granite cave
Th,n sbeathed snow, that wraps mountaln's
head,
Or lilies glanciug through stainless wave,
purer the snow that NANTES Ger thy breast,
And rests upon shv forehead -O with thee
THE hours migfft Ait away SO sweetly blest,
That time would melt into eternity.
Go with me to the desert loneliness
Of forest and of monntain--we will share
The lows that only purify and bless,
And make paradise of feeling there,
And daily thou shalt be more sweet and falr,
And still shalt take more celestial hue,
Like spirits melting In the midway arr,
Till lost and blended in the arch OF blue:
Alone, not lonely, we viii wander through
Thickets of blooming shrubs and manthhs
vines,
Happy as bees amid the summer dew,
Or song of birds, when the fresh spring morn
ing shines.
And when departing life shall wing its flight,
And render back the gift that God has given'
Be then to me seraph form o. light,
And bear my ieeting soul away to Heaven
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Caution.

\ Ii persons are hereby cautioned,
"A against paying money to, or credit
ing any person on my account, without
written order irern me.
MARY RESLER.
june>e st
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To Rent,

A,ss The house lately occupiisIK ;ne
NTH Wm. Wood at the corner Q, ION MI, IS
.s and Pitt streets, the siiua''SS o,.ss
~ pleasant and healthy, the Dy ore.
spacious and airy. In a few days wv Fa
misses will be put in complete repair
particulars enquire of .,.v !, 60,
r. y. RAMSAY 20,
mays
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10 Rent.

- The 3 story brick house no. ssss;astos
Iy corner of Duke and w va, M, \.
s3s} streets, lately occupied p y 10 70 The
lexauder. For terms aPPv Sand
subscriber. or in his abaencee, 70 9ipanlYD,
eI Mark JOHN L1 e.wif
= maya
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District of Columbia.

Aeranario County, to NJ.
November Term, 1921. 3Ist d,s
IN CHANCERY. "
Romulus Riggs & others Complaints
Thomas Swami, Colin Aud, and Edns,
]. Lee, and the Merchants Bank Of Al,
andria, and others-Defendants '
The defendants, the Mechanics B,s
Of Alexandria, the Bank of Wasbipss@
the Bank OF the Metropolis, the Pat,S. |
Bank, and the Central Bank Of Geons
town and Washington, appeared, BY WI
ter Jones. their solicitor, and by cous,
oil the plaintiffs, and OF the .eyeslN
PENDANTS tolhis suit, including the B;d
10 the bill named, as claiming prelerepo
it is ordered, That the trustees, Swan
Aud and Lee, do proceed to make ss
of all the property, debts and eject
claimed or held by them as trustees und,,
the said assignment in the bill mentioned
or which may, in any manner, have arisa
from the property and effects so assigma
upon the terms aud in the manner provo.
ed in the order made in this cause On a
18th day OF May, 1919; and that lie,
bring the proceeds thereof into court, %
be subject to their final order and decree,
as directed by said order. 1t is furlhs
ordered, That the said trustees do, shs
making said sale, report to this court afuE
account of all their transactions ulderh
said deed OF trust, showing the neltsmoH
of disposable funds remaining 10 'hs,
hands subject to the trusts declared b
said deed. and showing also the sncNt
of claims made upon them by credilond
said Bank, and stating, as Tar as may |.
in their power, the validity Of such claims
And this suit abates ss to James H, Duls
ny, by bis death, and is dismissed as 10
John A. Stewart. "a copy
Teste. EDM. !. LEE, &C.
TN pursuance Of the foregoing order, and
LOT the order Of 18th May, 1919, therein
mentioned, at the merchants Coffee
House, in the town of Alexandra, on 3d.
tardoy The first day Of June ne1t, al 70
O'Clock, A. NJ. we shall sell, by puts
auction, all the property, debts and efesa
conveyed to, or in any manner vested 10
as trustees Of the late Merchants Bank .
Alexandrla-one fourth part OF the ,pw
chase money to be paid in cash, and he ,,
residue in three equal instruments ait, y
and IS montsb,t be secured by such good
and sufficient personal security, with are
served hen upon the premises, as Weshal
deem safe.
THos. SWAMI, }.
EDM. !. LEE. Trustees
COLIN AULD, }
The sale Of the above proper.
ty is postponed till the 18th Of June, llh'
same place and hour.
april 4. Nv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11

INHE work will commence with the
Il Presidents Message to Congress,
June 1, 1919; the Report of the Commit
tee of Foreign Relations, and the Presi-
dents Proclamation announcing the De-
caration of War Then will follow, in
succession, the Letters Of our Officers,
from the commencement to the termina-
ton of the war; and conclude with the
Treaty of Peace of Dec. "a, 1914.
In gathering and collating those letters
for publication, the Editors motive is, to
preserve them to the rising and to future
generations. He has frequently regret
ted, with his contemporaries, the i'm
practicabilty of obtaining access to the
letters OF the officers of our Revolution,
and few men now living, it is presumed,
have had the pleasure OF rerusng them
all. The proposed publication will pre-
serve, from similar fate, the official let
tiers of our officers during the late war,
and will furnish an opportunity to the
young men of America, now advanced
and advancing to manhood, of peruslng
them; they will there see their fathers,
their brothers, their relations, and their
friends, in their true colorsl
The names of those valuable men who
have shed their blood in the general de-
fence, in whatsoever station, ought to be
inscribed on the roll of fame, held up to
general imitation. and handed down to
posterity for their admiration. The high
est honors are due to those whose bravery
repealed the savage and the civilized Toe,
both by sea and land; whose undaunted
Vaor and heruism was never excelled IN
the proudest days ofthe apcientrepublics.
To the junior officers of the army and ma
Wy, this book willprove an excellent ma
nuel and model for mutation.
1t is presumed the head Of each family
in the country will be grati6ed in possess
ing copy of this work, no, merely as a
book of reference, but source ofpleasure
for recitation to their children at theirhre-
side.
TERMS.
This work will be printed in one Volume
octave, on fine medium paper, 4 small
plea type, containing about 500 pages.
The price TO subscribers will be three
dollars neatly bound. and two dollars
and fifty cents in boards payable on deli
very.
Any person becoming responsible for
six copies, shall be entitled to the seventh
gratis.
Is Subscriptions receioed at the
Bookstores Of A 4 Kennedy and Jno
A. Ste7uari, .Aleran aria.
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Lemons:

Lemons.
30 BOXES Sicily Lemons ia prime or.
der, Just received per ship Pearl,
and for sale. by
SAM. MEsSERSMiTH.
june 4 81
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PROPOSALS

JOHN BRANNAN, OF WASHINGTON
CITY,
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
THE OFFICIAL LETTERS
OF THE
Military & Naval Officers of the United
States,
DURING THE WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN, IN
THE YEARS 1912, Is, IA, Is.
Mlerspersed yih tezv Letters efthe Bra.
tsk Officers, and some vaiua6te Official
Documents Calculating the History Of
that period.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

l. Stephen r. Bradlee, of Westminster, in Vermont, DO
certify, hr have for time been well acquainted with
the good effects OF DR.. Jonathsn oores Essence OF Life,
my own family and lersaad recommend il 10 be
safe and sseul Family Medicine colds, coughs
and all disorders The breast and lungs the whooping
cough. and all spasmode complaints and make oubt
the ctzens OF America would receive great benefit i'll
general of the And beng personally
qnantrd with DR. and finding him be discreet
and well informed man. Cannot bur hope he will receive
an due encour agemeat.'
STEPHEN z. BRADLEE, LII. d.
Westminster, Sept. :, 1905.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
MAPS OF MAINE.

ioNTAiNlNG all the newly Incorporated
- towns and other late corrections, NAV be
mad at his OFFICE. Cr3-The friends Of the
BANGOR CHARITY SCHOOL, are informed that
tnese MAPS are the property Of said School. and
lhat all the proceeds ofthem will be appropria-
ted for the promotion Of science and literatrra
among the pious and INDECENT in that place.
rrce, 1925 cooured, orSl so plain. June 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
.0rrTa oil ,pr.ou, il mon eoncer

fE-Y-Io all tUlsom IL may concern.
We the Physicians, who have proved the eff
cacy Jonathaa Moores Essence OF Life, conceive
duty Paronize the Medicine and OF opinion thar
If generally used, il will be OF public utility.
ABEL DUNCAN. DHnInsr5t0E.
SAML. STEARNS. LII ID. DO.
WM. TOWN, Hestrinster.
C.. w. CHANDLER, Anaorsr.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. WlLp0fs.
IONA. BADGER, UsGnfnfter.
NATHAN STONE, Eezu Fans.
PRESCOTT HALL. cheSfsrJteid.
CHARLES BLAKE, keers.
The above Medicine may be had il large small qu<n,
ties, Of SAMUEL KIDDER, lr. Charesto~D, Mss. ~ho
has recently been appointed wholesale and retail Agent for
the Sstes of Massachusetts, and aend by his appoint
nenr IL may be Obtained OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

NAVE are requested to mention that Mrs.
~ MUkKAf, has opened Boarding and
Day SCHOOL, in the house of Joseph @. Bovd.
Esq. Peasant-Street, for the instruction of youpg,
LADIES, in all the useful and ornamental
branches.
She begs leave TO refer, to such testimonial,
as the Rev. 7. s. Ten Brock Hon. John
rockingham, the Hon. Barrett Potter, and Mr..
Benjamin Willis, will be able to exhibit.
OF For terms please apply to Mrs. Murray.
Portland, July 2, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

usI published. and for sale by WILLIAM
- HYDE. at his Bookstore, No. 8, Nussey's
Row, Middle Street. Portland
Sketches Of the Ecclesiastical History Of the
STATE or MAINE from the earliest settle
ment 70 the present time '-Price Si,Q5.
The above work c5ntains = very interesting
collection OF facts. relating TO the establishment
growth, and present state of sll the different de-
nominations OF Christians in this State; gather
cd principally from documents furnishe by dis
tnguished individuals of the respective denom;.
nsiions. and is very convenient book Of refer
ence, and well worthy of place in every mans
library. Jan. IS. f,o2
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
DANIEL BUCK.
Certificate Of the Hon. jason Duncan.

thereby certify, that have made of DIR. Jonathan
Moore Essence OF Life in my family coughs when
distractions upon the lungs, and has given
prompt lef have also frequently heard Of and by
pie apparently been declining OF health
with their lungs affected, and attended with cough, that
application OF the above mentioned they received
immediate relief also. by the experience and
have received falv believe il be very valuable dis
coveryand thar it will be very beneficial the public.
JASON DUNCAN.
Dummerston, March !, i2os,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
@REMOV.4L.-n
Horace Seayer

WOULD inform his friends and customers that
he has removed from his former st,na -
No. 2, NIERcHArT's Row-Chambers ovar ~
Portland Book St0re-where may be found !
General Assortment Of American, Cotton and
Wooden GOODS by the bale or piece.
0F.4LSO-E)
complete Assortment Of STRAW BONNFTs
and TRIMMINGS,
writing ana wrapping Papers heathipg, do
Book Binders and band box Paste boards-hoxe.
bar and Windsor Soap. All Of which is received
direct from the Manufacturers and for sale on
'her account. CIV. July 2, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
FRE.NOV.4L,
HOWARD WILLIS,

| rfORMS his friends and the public. that he has
removed TO the Store in Fore-Strset. lately oc-
cupied by Alessrs Charles Moody & Co. where be viii
constantly Keep general assortment Of
W. l. Goods, Groceries and Hard Wqre,
15-oF THF. FIRST QUALITY.
Portland. June IL, lGs2, I6w.l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Buck, late .Nenr Of

thereby certify, that for eighteen past have been
OF the time troubled with tedious cough. occasoned
by Catarrhal affection. that in the OF
and fall ts increases accompanied with STRUCTURES the
lungs, night cod chills, temporary hat general
wasting OF flesh and dimnution OF strength ard
fever. strongly indicating approaching consumption.
That though applied sundry physicians, and made
OF various medicines, obtained relief until commit
red myself Doctor Jonathan Moorethis in isovem
Der last He befsliy sdminste ed his pectora drops
Essence OF n less than twenty four hours after taking
OF this dicne found myself in degree relieved and
imPute the change almost entirely the OF the Es-
My night swea, cold chil, and temporary heats
have wholly subsidized, fever has much abated cough
hiss nearly iet and now exhibit every appearance of
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK.
Norwich, VT. Feb. J., 1904.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
DR.. MOORE'S
Essence OfsXife.
a paLuable Afedieine. lattlu discorercd

II rdtlGJfe .iledlctne, taftty dtSc0Ueffd,
which, IL rightly applied, win be the means snstchng
thousands from the jaws OF DEATH II has been found
very eficscioas in the following - sses. viz
CONSUMPTION, Hopping Cough. Coughs,
- Colds Dicllr Breathing, Influenza, Quincy, Asthma,
Phhisc. splitting of Blood, Fatuency Indigestion.
Of the Bowels FITS OF every kind Cramp, Ricketts,,
Scarvy, Choc Csrarrh, Dysenrsry Paintings, Hypochon,
tr~c Affection Headache Sickness Stomach Measles,
Ut contagious diseases, Govt and Rheuma
tism.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
C1 casks Dutch OIL;
= l3 do American do.
FOR SALE BY
MARCUS QUINCY,

At the Store belorg the one occupied By DR.. Cos,
head Of Long Wharf.
(ETThe DUTCH OIL. viii be found an object to
purchasers the inside Of Houses and Vessels espec
tally for Floors, on account of ats drying hard.
AISO-ON HAND, all kinds of
Dry, and Ground PAINTS
at as low prices they be obtained for elsewhere.
English Ground Leaf,
in kegs. of different sizes.
u n liberal credit riH be giren 10 persons Tho
noy be depended on.
lUThe PAINTING BUSINESS will
be executed as usual.
Portland April 2. 1922. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

cotton Cassimeres--wh and cold Satteens-
black aud cold Bombazeens blue and yellow
Nankins-white and cold Jeans-black, blue
and white Tabby Veivets-Gingham and Mus
lin Robes-one case Canton Crapes-one case
A and 78 Irish Linens--4-4 Cambria Prints
Calicoes--Girghams-book, leno and fg'd Nus
lins--Cambric Muslins--Linen Cambria & Hdkfs.
thread Laces-fag, bandanna and fancy Silk
Hdkfs,-merino Nantes and Hdkfs.-Bomba-
ts-Drill-cotton Cambrcs-cotton Shawls--
DISQUALIFICATION and angola Hose-brtish
Shifting white, black and green French Grapes
--trtan Plaids-Fiannels--sil ard cotton Um-
brellcs-linen and cetton Damask--Parasols--
Dimoties-Italian Lustring Valencia and Mar
seilles vestings-Nankin Crapes-greep, black
and white Sarsnetts-nack Sirchaws-Italiari
sewing Silk-sk Twist-Buckram and Padding
-Bedtickings->heet Shirtings--GiDgharns
--Stripes-Chec ks-Fringes Bindings, sc,
&c. &c. t. May 70, 1872.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
HENRY BUT MAN,
PORTLAND. Name

IOIl @HUtIc.
'The public will please notice, thar rome OF the above
Essence will be vended in future without the signature OF
Samuel Kidder, gr attached each direction without
which IL will not be genuine. (9r.i april 5.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

,nessuin.- auO4V.-- .eet on lHe lV'he -" =
feet on the latter.
4 NIL credit will be given for part Of The
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
TO LET.

- TO LET.
III HALF Of a Two Story Dwelling
$1,000 HOUSE, on Es.ex-Stree,. Enquire
at NO. ., Mussey's Row.
Portland, July 2, 1872.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
Spring and Sunxner GOODS.
Edward Howe,

~ No. $, Merchants Rou,
MIDDLE-STREET, PORTLAND.
HAS just opened for sale, blue, black, mixed
- and brown
BROADCLOTIIS &, C.aSSLHERES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
N.oll, Jones Row, Exchange streef--Port,ara.
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HIS RECEITED-
$50 ar. casks off. r. F. and r. p.
500 canisters II. F. and F. and r. p
Which he will dispose of at the Boston prices.
his Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers of the IT, States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofihe above Powder. can be
furnished at short notice.
tNFGentlemen are invite TO cal! and examine
me aoo'e ro"der. II Oct. %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

- auOtnq
/, tour acres more
tn Charles ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

rewf-
nthsst
clas
Of.
ny "a
er ncAis
ETER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
Certificate of the Hon. Stephen r. Bradiee.

Dummsrston, March IS, 1909.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-05
PHYSIC s SURGERY,
GARRISON FREEMAN

Continues 70 practice in the above branches as
aud his Medical shop is in South Queen street, one SQUARE
from me courthouse IN the CITY of Lancaster where lie
prepares upon the most reasonable erms, all kinds Of ned-
cines agreeable the age strength constitution and habits
OF the patient for aiding and assisting nature in removing
and curing most diseases to which the human body liable
Inc darcy ard numerous applications from individuals
from different sections OF the state, aborng under various
Affections for which they could get relief and the cav
ana e1pedos manner which they have been happily
stored in health again in short time the truth of
which several hundreds ofvmg witnesses ner OATH have
ALREADY testified rot only the bes evidences but the SUI
rest for the public iuqe of the efficacy of his re-
medes as well as the certainty Of his mode of treating dis.
eases.
LGrtasteY county, %.
For The information Of he public do here by certify that
The fo sing persons, whose ave herein mentioned
personally appeared before me, the subscriber of the Al
de,men for The city OF ancaser ard being duly sworn nv
affirmed severay deposed and declared that they had made
Of DIR Carkson Feeman's cough drops Tor Indian Sue
ce upon themselves with the greatest success for the Gu.
blood and dsea of the breast and ungs-and that in
INSTANCE their eHecs complete and infable will fully
appear by the following testimony Of those who ueed them
Peter hbrgh aged "a years. OF he CITY of Lancaster was
long time exceeding i'll with violent cough rain and
stitches i'll his sides and breast accompanied with hectic fe
ver nlghtsweat and enaeiated, commenced using Dr q
rcemans reedie. and Indian Specific Goth of February
1872 he found hmef better and BY con, nurp lis
ored TO health again. Sworn and subscribed to- Dec s2d
Ii8I9. - 49, '
Conrad hxa, aged 81 years of Leacock township Ian
caster county was sorey afflicted with most violent cough
pans and stitches in his sides and breast fewer and n;gb
sweas, began using ny Freeans Indian Specific 5h March
1872 which gave immediate relief and by its use was cured
IN very shou time Affirmed and subscribed TO 18th Novem
Der, 1919.
John Collins, CWeaver) aged 40 years. Lampeter town.
ship Lancaster county, had vioen, cough pains in his sides
ard breast, and splitting Of from his lungs hectic fever
and night swea's complete by using his Indian Spe
cihc, well and hearty Sworn and suhsc ~ I'M
August, 1919. ~
John Barr aged o. years. of New. Castle county, state Of
Deaware long time exceeding ILL., with most violent cough
hoareness pains II his sides and breast hectic fever and
night sweats, much emacated ODD March, 1917 annl;ed
and got Of his Indian Specific by using two bottles
pee cure now upws of two years and no return well
and hearty Affirmed and sub cribed to- 10th Nov 1919
Nanan jones' aged N years. of Strasbarg LANCASTER Co
ahceo with most violent cough pains in his sides hpast
and pH ng OF matter mixed with blood from his lungs
!'' te7ci and night sweas by using TWO bottles complete