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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-09-08
ROB ROY.

ROB ROY.
The following sketch from this work displays
that vivldness Of description wAich is so characters
tic of the writings of Sir Walter Scott:
IN Execution IF Spy among the Highlands Of
Scotland.
1t was under the burning influence of revenge.
that the wife Of Mac Gregor commanded that the
hostage exchanged for her husbands safety should
be brought before her l believe her sons had kept
this unfortunate wretch from her sight, for fear Of
the consequences, but if it was SO, their precauton
on, postponed his fate. They dragged forward,
at her summons, wretch already half dead with
terror. in whose agonzed countenance recognized
to my horror and establishment, my old acquan-
lance, Morris
Tie tell PROSTATE before the female chief with an
effort to clasp her knees, from which she drew
back. as # his touch had been pollution; 50 that
all he could do in token Of the extremity of his hu-
initiation, was to kiss the hem of her garment. ne
Yer heard cntrcaes for life poured forth with snch
agony Of spirit Tie ecstacy of fear was such that
instead OF paral ysIng his tongue, ordinary &C.
casons, II even rendered hun eloquent, and with
cheeks as pale as ashes, hands compressed in ago,
ny, eyes that seemed to be taking their last look
of all mortal obecls, he protested with the deepest
oahs his total ignorance Of any design upon the
lite OF Rob Roy, whom he swore he loved and ho-
incurred as his soul In the inconsistency of his
terror he said he but the agent of Others ane,
he muttered the name Of Rashlegh. He PRAYED
but for life for life he would give all he had in the
world he begged only for lifr-lifc though it
should be prolonged under torures and privations;
he asked only breath-breath, though it should be
drawn in the damps of the lowest cavern Of their
hills
1t is impossible to describe the scorn the loath-
ing, and contempt, with which the wife of Mac
Gregor regarded this FETCHED petitioner for the
poor boon of existence. | could bid YOU live, said
she, had lte been to you the same weary and vast
ing BURDEN that 1t is to me, that it to every noble
minded person but you, wretch, could creep
through the world, unaffected by its various dis
graces, its lneable miscres its constantly accurnu-
ating masses of crime and sorrow, YOU could live
and en- oy sourse If while the noble minded are be-
tray ed-whie nameless and bir,lless villains tread
on the uecks Of the brave and long descended, you
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accounted for his apparent neglect Of Ef
tic rs follows
The village to which he had been ordered
vas in a remote district Of Suthellandshire
and although he had Frequently endcayored
to obtain leave Of absence to paw her visit,
the duties Of the service on which he been de
tailed, were such As to prevent it. He had fire.
qnently sent messages. but they never reached
her until al length his party was ordered 10 JOIN
their regiment TO 20 to the Continent lie had
been in the battle Of Waterloo, " here he bchav-
cd with distinguished sallantrv and lost an arm
He had been afterwards carried to an hop'tal
where he remained for many weeks. Without
an opportunity offering TO let her know what
had become Of him; but soon he wa, per
mittrd to come out. he had FASTENED to find his
beloved Ellie, with the happy tdings that he
had been discharged on half pay with an allow
ancr for The loss Of his arm. 4 several badges
Of distinction, to spend the remainder OF his life
with hcrl comparative abundance, and to make
all the atonemcnt in his power for past IN jury
SO soon as it was known that Jamie Mac Clay
more had returned, an old crone a relation of
Ellie. was seen busting towards the inn With
large bundl" of something in her arms, she en-
tered, and throwing off the covering, showed
the features of a fine bouncing boy, who smiled
at being permitted 10 look upon The light--lt
was Ellie $ child ears had long been enter
tanned for the safety Of the infant, owing to the
disordcrcd state of the mothers mind lest she
Nigh let il fall in clamhrring among The preci
pieces. On the day when the child Disappeared
the old woman happened to pass where Enc
was lying asleep with her baby in her arms.
near the brink of the mountain stream, and had
taken the infant home and kept it until hearing
OF Mac Claymore $ return, and Elites re,tora-
ton to her senses. She came to restore the child
TO his happy parents In a short time afterwards
Jamie and Ellie united in wcdloc!s in the
village kirk, surrounded by happy faces and
have since heard that the country docs not con
tain happier couple than Sergeant Mac Clay
more and his lilly Of the glen"
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perfect Cocytus My fondness for tina: walk had
become standing jest with my friends But be-
You'd it there noble trees, having their grand
columns wrcathcd with ivy, which in winter chan
ges ITS foliage to a rich purple The road is kt:d
OF canseway a straight vista between these grand
trees, level, of colour pleasant to the eve gene
rally dry yet seldom dusty. Hundreds Of times
have paced many q mile in this forest in solemn
and not unpleasant communion wi h the past, and
with the remembrance of friends who began exis-
tencc with me, 3Al arc now no more, a communion
which would not exchange for all the songs ever
inspired by the wine cup.
But to my story, which was to describe an Apa-
lachy funeral procession. | had measured the ex
tent of ny walk, and was on nv return paused
from time to time, to look at The thousand black
birds, that chartered the trees, to see the lncks
OF paroquetts. looking, as they darted through the
forest, like lines OF green and gold The mockng
| bird was merry as buoon. The red bird
Whisied long and solemn notes The dogs were
baying in the village. The chanticleer, at times,
made his shrill note heard above its distant and con
fused hum. The cannon ola departing steam boat
had fired, and it plonghed down the river, it left
| its long columns Of smoke behind it. more Clio
rous morning never dawned, and every thing was
OF an aspect to create soul beneath the ribs of
death" who can explain the impulses that give
colorng to the thoughts and sensations in this our
"curious and wonderful franco Amidst every
thing to inspire cheerfuiness, | remembered The
morning of life Remembered painfully the friend
who used to share my walks and felt, that for the
future, must expect to take them unsharct, and
alone y world OF waters, woods, and mountains
separated us, and the train of thought, inspired BY
these remembranccS, prepared to be aft cted
| by spectacle, which was nearing me. saw, Just
entering the vista of the wood, cart, prec ded nv
! an Indian bent with age. Behind him, and ,mme-
/ dIately before the cart, was young woman, whose
sl'riIl and feminine cry Of grief came sofened BY
| aged sq"aw, and two or three children, all moving
| slowly on, in the customary Indian file As the
PROCESSION met me, the CRY of the young woman
was an affecting scream An Interchangeable touch
of melancholy thought sat on the brow of the aged
savage; but he silent The mother behind
was frantic in the expression Of her grief The
| children looked ntently upon the ground In the
cart, was an unpa'nted, rough, cypress coffin
asked the aged warrior whose body it was they car
red He answered in broken French, that it was
bus son's, and at the same time he explained nv
question: as the cart stopped for moment, to the
mourners in their native language The widow,
the aged woman, the children. raised the crv of
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-26
Ia MOTIFS
CpUG5l DROPS.
paltaJh u.d'ctre for Cou.sds, CmNmpt'o,@ ana
.isii8tGs.

TaltiaJh Md'ct4e for Cou.shs, conNtn.pt'o,ls ana
.isihmds.
This Elixir is offered 10 the public as pos.
sessng virtues peculiarly adapted to the present
prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs,
leading to consumption 4 timely use Of these
drops may be considered a certain cure ii most
cases Of Commoa fohiS, coughs, hfien-d,
H0opiag co0gd, PujD i, Me Sde, UNcuhY 81
Bjcating, liant n Ntep arising from debility,
and IN Salas m9aic .htdmo, it is s..gnlary cllica-
cous. particular attention to the directions
accompanying each bottle IS necessary.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen, Physicians and Surgeons are sNbiom-
ca, 10 show that this composition IS one which
Medical men are disposed 70 oreSardas eiiicac.ons
5hd worthy Of public patronage
Having cXani cd the composition of Ia
Norris Cough Nrops, improAcd, We have no
Hesitation in recommending them 70 the public,
Is being wC u auaptcd to those cases Of dsease
for which thcy mr recommended.
Doctors lo>ltnAs Dom, Albany Dec. q, 1874;
JANIS posr, Of VI hite Crcsk, Feb. llth l81j;
WATSON srNSfH, Of Cambridge, Feb. Goth
1925, SoLoNoS DEas, Of Jackson, JANUARY 2c,
1875.
Eri,aci Qfa hter irom Hr EJcne-er Hpria.
lam pleased withthIs opportunity Of relating
a few facts which nay serve in commentator oi
Your cStclltHl Cough IFotlN. IDT 1H NIdIS |
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint. my
cotgh was severe, my appetite weak. and
strength falling. | used many popular metii-
eincs, bnt onlg foHnd temporary rect, until oy
continued use Of your valuable Drops, have
accn Blessed wiJh such perteet health 4. g rem
lrr turthcrm means unA. ecss&ry.
lBENEZER HARRIS.
!G}elq, " Y i'm II, 1928.
| jhSsry CrosLgs.-l have for Il years beer
1 troubled with an affection ottle breast atd lungs
attended with severe cough, pain IN the SIDE
and dttliculty Of fhrcatling; aud IN the fall of 1925
| became 50 much reduced that my lite was des
paired d, and receiving no visible benefit from
my PLY ysician, was advised TO make trial of l.;
Mott's Cough Drops, and after taking one bottle
Was restored 70 perfect hcalth andit is my firm
belief tliat the Us. Of tic above named drops
,avcdml lite, THOMAS JONES.
Cohtb,b.S, GAio, I9lg ~, lS'G.
Sold wholesale andrct.tii by O. 8 s. Crosby
Colamhus, Ohio, and agents af their appointing
Throughout thc United states and Canada &c.
EACH hoiIe contains 4 doses, price 81.
G--3Sod n Wilmington ~ jason BnIAaHunsI
Druggist and Chemist, 81, NIarket-st.
March, 8-25--tJm.
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HoroMgh A4oan.

THE undersigned having been appointed by
the Borough Council Commtte to receive Pro-
posals fora Loan not exceeding $4,000 Dollars,
on the credit of the Borough of Wilmington,
for the purpose Of supplying the borough with
water, at rate OF interest not exceeding five
per centum per annum, payable semi-snnually,
and reimbursable at the end Of 90 years from the
4th of July, 1827-Notice is therefore hereby
given, that such proposals will now be received
BY the undersigned at any time after the present
date, for taking said Loan.
JAMES BROBSON,
JAMES GARDNER,
JOSEPH GRUBB,
WM. LARkIN,
Committee.
June 18th. 1927. SGT.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
May II. la27.

In justice to myself, have been induced 10
reply to a false and nnjustitiable attack made
upon me and others by swain, the ycnder OF !.
certain Panacca in this city. do this also in or
der to remove from the public mind, the false
impressions which may arise out OF his pompous
aud incorrect statement in the public prints
Mr.. Swain wishes to establish the belief, that he
is the sole patentee Of the celebrated Panacea,
upon which he has built his fortues; and not sat
isfed with asserting ths, he goes on to condemn
all others as spurious and false limitations. Now
nothing is more entirely destitute ofTRUTH.
have been acquainted with the q ! ORIGINAL RE
oipE FROM WHICH SWAIN MAsufAcrunEs MS NED
! IcISE, reR UPWARDS OF TEN YEARS. Ir WAS on
! TAINEn FROM MY FArnEn-IN-LAw, WHO NOW RE-
SIDES THE STATE OF NEw YoRK, WHO HAS US
| ED IT ron THIRTY YEARS, AND PERFORMED 1NNU
mERABLE EXTRAORDINARY CURES WITH 1T. Ii
ereyy case where have administered this medi
cine, its powerful virtues have not been know
to fail: this, Of ITSELF and have certificates t.
substantiate the fact, would give the lie TO MIR
Swaim's bare assertion. Perfectly satisfied as
am, with the increasing orders for it, which art
+! reaching me from yarous parts Of the Union,
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Brandywine Chalyheate
SPRING.

The spacious and elegant house belonging 10
the Company, which was completed last iall' IS
now open and handsomely furnished tor the re-
ception of visitors and boarders, under me su-
perintendcnce of the Subscriber.
This WATERING PLACE is finely situated IN
the high and healthy country, five miles west OF
Wilmington, commanding an extensive view .,
the surrounding country, the River Delaware ana
the neighborng States. The grounds OF the
company afford pleasant and shady prolncnaaes,
and arc bounded By fine stream
The Vi. tues Of the Waters are those OF the pur-
est Chal, ,bea,e, according TO the analysis or FRO
fessor kcatng of Philadelphia. They have been
particularly eiiicacious in bilious and othef ie-
vers, and are celebrated as . fine tome.
The vicinity to Wilmington, offers at al tunes
access to an excellent market; and the daily IN
tercourse by Steam Boat lines between tna'
place and Newcastle, to and from Philadelphla
and baltimore, affords a facility OF communlca
ton not possessed by any other Watering Place
Parties cau be accommodated At short notice
with dinners, collations, Ice creams, IS. sc.
No exertious shall be spared by the Proprietor
to CRAFTY every want Of the visitor TO tins pleas
ant and saluhrious Retreat,
Charges will be moderate.
CHARLES STANLEY,
Juo..1 1897. 59--3n.
n. Il. Carriage gigs oI horses may Away
be had; and there arc delightful rides over 600.
roads, 10 the neighboring towns villages, canal
&c Horse tAkcn Il livery. Y. ,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PoteNt FaNs and Sie1'eS manufactured by
Edward Rrookes & son, Orange, between
Front and Second streets.
B,YWQrd lFGuire'l, bottles Porter, Ale and
Cider, at No. 81. maikct-st.. and Is, East
Third-st
Pr D l.atNg and UArel7vriehhmg.-
Abraham AldcIIlicc, corner of Market and
Nater-st
Iron and Coal DIcrchQnt--Thomas Garrett
lr, 80, Sh,ply-st.
A1a&ter Rricttuyer, and Lime 11erchant..-
b. w. Brackin, old Lime stand, No. is,
west Broad-st.
1anner.--Bcnjamin Webb, Queen, between
Tatnell and Orange SITS.
Lottc,p and Erchange oGce.-Robertso
< Little, IS, market street.
James G. Allen 1racher No. los, Oransc-st.,
abovc the Hay Scales.
Thomas G. .tlrichs, Fancy Hardware, lin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner OF
market ard second streets
jacob ,li'ichs, Machine Maker, corner Of
shplcy and broad streets.
hsa Foaudry-Mahlon Belts, sccond-st
near the BLACK Horse tavern
1lorecc 'h@H1actory--Robnson's & Co.
oS market st.
Benjamin Ferris, al The cor
ner of West and Third streets.
j. =. Fairlamb, Notary Pubic, Surveyor Ct
Land, ConYcyancei', Regulator Of Streets,
&c. No. King street,
pafeat IaV and Gt0iN F4f1S
Joshua Johnson 4 Son, makers, plNc-
Greek Mills.
.aWaiY Pu6Ac and C'ourcgauccr,.--'aaae
lI"ndrickson, corner OF French and we
ons. streets, No. 40.
Lirery sta6ie-Nept hy IIusun swaIne, u
Shpley St. above Queen.
Chiae, alqa@ aAa QuceaaRare atore,--Da-
vid Snyth, G8 market st.
Druggist = Chentist.-Joscpl Brnshui%''
Is market st.
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FOR SALE AT
R0GI2TSpSs e. rs.spTLE'S
L0JJ,EPy DFIJCE

In this Scheme formed BY the ternary pcrnu-
tation Of 50 numbers, and the drawing of four
ballots there will be "a prizes with three of the
drawn numbers on them; $50 with two OF them
on; and 1870 with one, only, Of them on.
10 determine the fate Of the tickets in the
scheme, the 30 numbers, from l to 80 inclusive,
will be placed IN the wheel on the day OF tho
drawing, and four Of them be drawn out; and
that ticket having on il the lst. ID and Sd drawn
numbers in the order in which drawn, will be en-
titled TO thc prize Of $4,000
That having on it the 1st, Cd and Cd, in this
order, to 1000
That having on it the ID, ist and Sd, in this
order, to $500
That having on it the 2l, ) and lst, in this
order, to 2,Gt0
That having on il the Sd, Isl and ID, in this
order, to 1850
That having on ii the Sd, I'd and ist. in this
order, to 1,7D0
That having on it the I'd, Sd and 4th, in tis
order to l,556
That having on il the 2tl, 4th and sd, IN this
order, to 150O
That having on it the sd, 2d and 4th, in tbs
/ order, to 1000
I Those three tickets having on them the same
numbers in any other order, each soc
All others with three OF the trawe numbers
Oh them (being 12) each 10l
These lIj tickets having on them the 1st and
ID drawn numbers, only, in either order, each sc
Those i56 tickets having on them the Sd anc
tth drawn, in either ORDER each Il
All others with two Of the drawn numbers OF
being G24) each
And all those tickets having one, only, oft
drawn numbers on (being 7800), each 5
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Rook s. Wat store.

IA SCOTT, no. 50, Market-st between
GN u. lerhin's and G. Lamto,p's GroeeI
Stores, bess leave TO inform his friends "nd ~,
public generally, that he has inst received .tt,I s.,
supply of PL.3iN & i.4SLh0NfBLE M =
from the manuiactoN of Thomas Elmes, NO ~
Muk Philadelphia, which are walFaliteo =
be equal IN po,nt Of q .rand Qna{3g TO any ~
manufactured in the country such as IS p'lt'
cd will give perfect satisfaction TO the wesiti''
thcy will be disposed Of at Philadelphia pFlcff
j. S. has always OH band, for sale, large v
sortmeut Of Sc.oot and otter Boohs, in PLAN "'',
fancy binding, together with a good assof1',.,e
Of S'utionarg, blank books, paper States -
all OF which he viii sell At city prices.
May s5, 1927. 30 1...n,
N. b. Blanks and other booksra'.l Aid 2o'l''s
to oider. ,,.H,r
An Apprentice wanted - fhe Boas3,1nlhs,
business.
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NOTICE.

The firm of J. THOMAS & co. being dis
solved on the 18th of the Fourth month last, all
persons having claims against said firm are deslr-
ed to produce them Immediately for settlements
and all who are indebted to said firm are request
ed to call on Ezra Hoopes and settle the same.
Any person having demands against the hrn
of II. x E. HOOpES, or against EZRA HooPEs,
are requested to furnish them for settlement to
f. Hoorgs and any person indebted to either
ofthe above concerns, are earnestly requested to
discharge the same without delay to to the said
EZRA H0OPES.
Wilmington, 9TH mo. Sd, 1927, a.
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s;T9EEIrr AT,wy

yEyIE Subscriber bcgs leave 10 offer himscfto
q the Democratic Citizen, OF Ncwcastla Coun-
" for the office Of SHERIFF., to be supplied in
October next, assuring them that in case he
should he the object OF their choice, his best ex-
crions shall he employed TO execute tie duties
Of tile office with fidelity; and plctlging himself
TO abide by the decision Of Tic County Meeting,
to be held at the Rcd Lion, for the nomination Of
the County Ticket.
ALEXANDER PORTER.
May II, 1S97. 35-tf
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Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mcndenhall & Co. corner Of K;ur
and Second streets.
Joseph G. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James & Samuel Brown, High st.
Clement * Gordon, corner Of Market and
Kennel.
Peter Horn, corner king and front sts.
John Rice, Brandywinc, south of bridge
Samuel Stroud, corner of front and orange
George Winslow, 179 market st.
John Wright, corner Of Front and Marke
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.,ss,Hg4tW hundred, Newcastle County, Del. g
st..rs.s.aEEsb bout mile south OF Newark; adlolIl-
ing lands of r. H. liozbeckcr, the heirs OF VIII
liam Lindsey, dec, Zachariah Jones, and others,
containing l06 acres, .'more or less. hls Farm
Is on black oak and hickory soil, in high state
of cultivation, and equaled by few in the neigh.
bourhood;--it is well adapted to all kinds OF
Grasses and Grain;-has on it a young thriving
orchard of about one hundred trees OF cholce
fruit; an excellent bottom meadow, through
which runs y never falling stream; and seven VI
hges or fields, all under good fence The I'M
piovements are atwo story log dwelling house,
we'll weatherboardel outside and lathcd and
plastercd inside, having three rooms down and
four up stairs, with a first rate cellar under tlie
whole. Also, kitchen adjoining, with pump
of excellent water at tile door; stone mix
house and a smoke houses a frame barn, nearly
new, with excellent stahling underneath, sum
cient 10 hold ten or twelve head Of horses, be-
sides mich cows, calves, &c. Further dcscnp.
ton is deemed unnecessary, as il i expected
that any wishing q purchase viii view the prem
ises, which the subscriber, living thereon, can
show, and make hnosn the conditions OF sale.
JOHN pIfNER
MAY %, 1927. SIT.
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Plain and Ornamental Printing.
Executed at this Office,
ory MODERATE TERMS.
Cuee for kMteuperance.

The WILMINGTON Society for Suppressing
Intemperance. has received few doses Of
the celebrated medicine OF Dir. w. Cham
bers, Of y. York, which may be had on APP
pication to James Watson, Thos. MCor-
kle, or Wm. A Mcnlenhall, C1nfdrntol
Committee; who may at any time be found
at their respective places ii business
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II s particularly beneficial in Menm0ti$ms, its
effects being such as completely 70 remove the
complaint
IN all cutaneous Diseases or affections OF the
skim perhaps there is no medicine tllat has been
more cmincntly successful. In the carly stages
Of Consumptioa, it will be found oi eminent ser
,ice. 1t affords tiicctual relief in S3lphdHe
and Nercuiial Diseases.
Several cases Ct laundcc have been radically
reno, ed by the use Of only fcW bottles.
Dyspepsia, or indigestion, is taken away by
It's powerful virtues; and where Children are
concerned it is known 10 be salutaiy operative
and for tlat purpose kept by families to be used
III the complaints incident to the change OF the
seasons.
This Medicine is Warranted Genuine, and IS
equa to any now in use; il is careiuily prepared
rom the original Recipe,
nv JOHN A. PARKER.
Directions fog naiHg this Medicine, and certlti-
Gates IRON respectable persons Who i has rude
alg cured Of various confirmed diseases, accom-
pany each bottle.
lhs panacea has been highly recommended
BY manv respectable PhysictanS, and Pr4ttSsmS
in the tatreity If Pennsylvania 1t has per
J formed remarkable cures, after all the efforts OF
experience and skill have failed, timely use
81 it will prevent Coasumf'0ns, as i carries of
! the complaints that terminate in this fatal WIDE
spreading disease. II is a we'll knc@n fact, tina,
more die With this disease tllal Of any other 70
which Tic human family are exposed Indeed,
| it has spread 10 snch 40 alarming extent, and IS So
ccrtaiuin lis optG.ton, when oucc it has got the
asccndcney thai We cannot be too careful III nip
ping in the bud the diseases that generate T.
4 IN cases where Mercury has been used, the ef
cets of which remain in the S. stem, i IS an inval
nablc medicine. II restores the constitution IL
I it, vented yigor and sonndness, and completed,
eladcatcs the evils tltat attend it. and man,
more can bear testimony 10 It's good effects ii
1 thus particular.
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should not have thought 1t necessary 20 MAKE
,s ,,la;n statement Of the relative merits OF the
case u had not Mr.. Swain, on one occasion, when
Lady personally waited on him, 10 purchase purchase
his Panaeea, and complained of his eXtor'.oha.e ,.e
price, rcmarking to him that she Goalu Paro,IIse I
mine for half the money, advised her hol 70 vaae
anences. and went on to say that it was not gen
hine. dine Thousands of persons who are now en-
joying the blessings of health, established by ITS Is
use. will bear me out Of this assertion, That ?,
g PArrtn' REsovArIsa VEGETABLE PASAckA
Is. n rykny RESPECT, Equal TO SwAIm's, AND
lcAsIE TAKEN IN ALLcAsEs WHERE MS mas f""N
Ed ErrIcAcIous, WITH SECURITY ANn fhkhpoM.
| Ann no SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF coSrhApit ri"S,
ANnIcAS ESTABLISH THE FACT BEYOND fhh i"s,. ~.
/ BILITy OF Dot nT--TnAT my hhpiutHh 80
AnEoYE AVN THE SANE THING, WITH THE LAeIf
IlON OF ANY MERCrnIAL PREPAnATloS.
4 JOHN A. PARKER