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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
From The New York Daily Advertiser.
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What IS 10 become OF this unfortunate cnun
Try, aud VIVA will be the fate of the ignorant
and VICIOUS Prime who has usurped the throne
oiIt, Il IS impossible at present to ioresre.
lhnles remain much,a they were represented
brioro the arrival of III Birmingham. Nothing
lad been effected by the expedition against Ma.
deira, and the prospects of success against tn ~
island seemed even less promising. Al Lisbon
the friends ot the Con %stItution continue TO suf
er those who were arrested had not been re-
l'ased, aud all who had reason TO apprehrnd
suspicion were IN a state of great anxiety. The
9heen ; patty, II Is said, hayecallcd for coo
executions and Chd'cs, M,guel's great friend,
Is in prison. Confscatiu ms aud loans are multi.
piled.
The two Englishmen who had been seized BY
the government were still in durauce, although
a peremptory message had been sent from Lion
don. II could hardly be believed that Miguel
would have the audacity to provoke Great Bri
tain turtle by refusing 10 comply with it and
therefore the ministerial papers conclude thai
he had not received the Intelligence. II he were
to place hlmselfin opposition To England, how
ever, II would hardly be II more desperate step
than those he has taken since he took unon
himself the regal dignity. He has proceeded in.
direct opposition TO the express wishes OF the
principal powers of Europe, against whom he
could not staud for a moment ; and The Emperor
Of Russia has lNtel, declared, in pointed ten ms,
hs dISapprobaiion.
Probably no active inca ures will be taken to
oppose him until the will of Don Pedro is known
aud what course he may determine TO pursue
cannot be at present foretnld with confidence
tie cannot he expected To sield to Don Miguel
t II is not in his nature. Bnt perhaps, througl
} the means of some European Cabinet, secret,
r Interested in his views, he may be offered soml
advantage equivalent in his view 10 that %
5 pursuing an object on which his feelings hay,
q been excited, England, however should frs
e he paclhed Tor although the counsels of Can
|, ning with regard to Portugal may have been re
nounced, there ought TO be some show of rcspec
5 towards her.
Il 10 the iondon Con- Ter, a writer has published
e a view Of he treaties formed at different npri
DDS between Eng aud aud Portugal, fiom " hicl
d II rs argued, II is the plain duty of the former Il
Interfere with Don Pedrp, the righ,ful Prince
u The treaties now in force make express prov,
i sion for cases of usurpation, and the measure
II of Mig el are too ~ilagrsnt 20 allow room 70
e doubt. England, however, has lately shown
= by a feeble and somewhat cqniyocal pc
, Icy, a secret l~udispoAtVn 10 oppose lis pre-
d!jcQs.
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Sheriff sfAee,
sff-tis NJ request 10 YOU. sir. should
| die IL gaoi. 20 have you cause my collin to he
made Of good materials in a decent manner.
and nv body placed therein, and forwarded to
Da.iep, 70 my own house, where ] would wish TO
h. buried IN my owe bu, wing ground and ns
executor viii pay YOU for the same, OF Nancy
Weed Mrs. Weed has got al order from me
10 that palpori. My grave clothes You will fluid
in my trnpk. ioAAI hioi1Of.
lis body was delivered 10 his son-in-iaw, and
IN him conveyed to Darien for iniernent.
Middleton, (Con.) Sem.
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CHEAP BOOK =.

FENHE subscIiber has determin d 10 change
n his business, and will sell the most yaiua
bile and spendld stock of Books, that was ever
offered IN this Oh any other market, at reduced
prices, t6r cdsh.-ihis stock consists of Histo-
lical, Theological aud Miscellaneous Publica-
tons. He has also, II splendid assortment of
Jaw and Medical Books which he part cularly
offers TO professional grntleIsen.-He most lie.
specially invites country merchants, teache =.
and the citizens al large, 10 call aud examine
the quality and the prices of his Books with
which he latIers himself they will be pleased.
ABRAM K NORTH.
nnI % -
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FALL AND WINTER
GOOD q.

EUST RECEIVED hy David and Robert
81 Kyle, a part of their Fall ard Winter as.
sortment, which among other articles, includes
the following, viz
Fine and s%uperfne English blue Cloths
Black, Olive and Steel mixed do.
Superior Claret do for Gents Frocks
\ few pieces fine double Twillea Drab do
snperhne blue, aud black double miIled Cass..
mcres
Several pieces mixed and fancy colored do
A te" pieces S%a'ine'ts, (6nvst quality
\ large supply coai Sc and Medium 10
fl and Oh unfinished Satinetts
a few pieces 9eotrn Carpetings dyed in grain
4 aud 4 IL point Blankets
London Dufei do Largest SIZE
a large supply best milIed Napt Co,tons
ID A aud Sd Bleached and brown Domes,ics
bale nnblcached Sea Island Shntings, (supe-
ri4r iabricj
An assortment Spun Cotton, from No. 6to Is
W Further arrivals are every day expected,
CONTAINING additional supplies OF
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'E'HE subscriber will continue the bust
n ness al the Store lately occupied by
Henry Carlton Ct under the superintend.
ence OF Messrs. NJ. w. Davenport and II. S.
Weld, who are ROW opening aud nfTer for sale,
a fresh supply of Boots aud Shoes, comprising
a general and extensive assortment which
were made 10 order, aud particularly adapted
Tor this market
900 sides Sole Leather
loo do blk. and russell Upper Leather
Is dog. CalIskins, (Keen's MANUFACTURED
20 doz. blk. and col d. Mo skins
90 doz. lining and binding do
Shoe thread, Boot and Shoe lasts, Boot trees
Whiting, Letter and Wrapping Paper.
For sale, the brick house and lot. situate on
the corner of third and Cock stree. lately occu-
pied as a family residence by AIR. Henry Carl
ton. Nhl. II. HUBBARD.
Oct. %. il4w2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

NJ OliCE The members OF tn Il, ~
" burg Union Society, will meet at their
room on Thursday e~yening the 9th Nov. al
early candle light, FOR the purpose of %electing
and transacting other business OF said
Society. JOHN +. MASON, Treasr -,
Oct. 81. Il
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From m National hiellirsneer, Oct. p.
f-rfH - EIIfaZZ IN nlIlD

TIE ELEil lDs0 IN OH1b -
The Western aiah. which arrived obout nifds
night la.l nighi. furnishes bat scanty reiuTos ~
ndd iion 10 taese already teeeivrd. Inc follow
,ng are the unly certain results which haYesyet
reached a. olthe congress tonal Election
In ihe District represented Ivy MIR. Wnrplff.
,hr Opposition Candidate has succeeded ny a
mHia rify OF about two hundred votes. This re-.
sui. has hcen anticipated loI three Or four weeks
past. add was predicted by Us, IN general tenns.
rs long ago rs fbat
IN thu District represented by Mr.. DAYEs-
PoHr, fAdmini.i ratioH.) the result vet remains
%Jvnbtfui no, he is supposed 10 be reelected
Geuersl vAseg, ADMINISTRATION, Is Ie-elec.
led BY a majority OF from ! 300 10 2 300 votes.
M cREiGatos. (AlIninistraiion. isc-rtan-
" reelected bs what m~ainri,, Is MOI kaow'f
Mr.. TRDtAr. Jackson. Is re-el6rted sup'
posed "a be by %aslargc MAJORITY,
M. SLOANE fAdmnssraiion) hasa majority
Overhis opponcni OF 590sotrs IN the only coa,f
~ we tive irafd frolnff~
All srAsHsRRY (Jackson) is supposed, from
the eompl K'nn OF the returns received, 10 have
been defeated in his election.
In the distrlef represented by Mr.. WOODS,
tAdmin s%iration) he is beaten ny a large mejeri-
~.
Mr.. BrrcurR ADMINISTRATION i. reported 10
have losi bis election. by what majority /, not
known.
From the other FIVE distritts. WE have No re-.
iurns. H. is known, however, that Tho Districts
represented by Mr.. WHurLEsEy, Mr.. m'LHts.
Me- fiaros, aud Nh BAHrLrY, will give great
najofiues to the Administration,
The State oi 0pip is safe, there fore, by an uu.
doubted and considerable majority. for the cause
ot Civil Liberty.
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We odd to-day some further returns Of Tues
days election. When we asserted. after the
Wafd election, thai votes had been taken from
persons not qualified by law to appear Al, the
polls, we sad thai which we knew, We have no
knowledge of any such fraud IN the conducting
OF Iuesdnt : business We, therefore, only tx
press asienishneni NJ the very great increase IN
the votes Of certain wards, aud our modification
At the result OF tie whole bushes, IN the city and
county.
We learn. with modification fnr the disgrace
which must accrnei 10 our city, that n arg nun
Der .Jpersop assembled late nj night, IN front
~ tfe dwelliuEot Mr.. john Sergeant, aud after
using most unbecoming aud Indecent language.
With reference to that gentleman, aud even OF
his lady, a proposition was made 10 proceed Ia
violence. Agentleman who was ON a visit TO
ilo iamlly, hiuted III the ringleadets OF the party,
that any other attacks than by words, would be
met win suitable resistance. This mad The de
sired effect, and the assemblage separated or
Withdrew. -.
lhe-e s%lolenecs. aud others connected with
the nighi, are much 10 be deplorcd-not more
WITH reference Il the disquiet which they cause
10 netG hbofhoohs aud families, and the disrredil
which The, bring "a, n the community, than
N thcir interior operations upon the general ere.
di OF our Institutions.
In all decided elections, one party must en-
dure deteni, aud ,he other o1taln victory but II
sufh expressions oil feelings are To he INDUCED
~ The Vleiors, or a part OF them, at every tn
nmph, IN II country where election, Occur so ire.
qnehtlg n with rs, onr CITIES will scarcsl, have
tllne between contests TO recover nom the con
sequences ot Inmoderaie aud dlsgracelul exul-
ialIons. be'io mol intend our remarks to APP
Ply beyond The persons OF those engaged direct.
y ar indirectly II the disorders which we no.
iier.-1e. Of Course. cannot hold "A " hole class
Of roltic,aas accountable tor, o. participants IN.
the impiopfletlrs OF a small part OF lis members.
" s. GnseNe.
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a n extensive assortment of Saddlery, con.
"a sIstHg OF Bride Bits, Stirrups, fog
SKINS, Morocco do. Ladies and G%entlemen's
Saddle Trees, &c. &c.
Oct. 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

The various modes OF writing a name nov so.
'amll ar To every one-
"a name you must know very well,
Nobody can speak ard nobody SPELL
have been noticrd in another part oi cur paper
We have since found an ailusion to tie sub.
jet in a London Journal, which staips tina, The
name on the French maps is Ciumla. in the
French papers Chunla, in the Berlin papers
Ch0umla, and in the English papers frequently
Shumla bui that the lruc name is Tsh0iUmiieU :
W. should expect such a place TO he lnpregna-
bic. iHdS.
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%.

"a GllCE.-Ih he cnparlnrrshIp heretofore
" existing under the firm of Henry Carlton
Il Co is dissolved by The death of Mr.. Carl.
tou. All those who have demands against
the late firm will please present them to
Mr.. NJ. w. Davenport tor settlement, and
those who are indebted are requested 10 make
payment 10 him.
WM II. HUBBARD, surriring part
ner Of The late firm Of Henry Carlton, !. TO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
ELECTORAL TICKET or VIRGINIA

ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA
Col. S. Wright. of Norfolk,
2 Benz. Harrison, Of Charles CifQv
8 } Goodwin. Of Dinwiddie,
4 DR.. Richard Field, OF Brunsuict.
8 +. {. Darlington, Of Hotitar,
9 Benz Hatcher, of Chesterfield,
Samuel Branch, of buckingham.
Jodge Fleming Saunders, Of Franklin.
- David 5. Garland, Of Amhersi.
10 Chapman Johnson, Of Richmond.
ii Judge +. I. Brooke, Of SpoHs0ironio
~ Charles Hill, Of Ktag and Qu.en.
IL Capt Robt. Lively, of Elisabeth Gin
II Cap. Hancock Eusiace, VI Stn85Td
10 Ohm Shackletord, Esq. Of Cuipeper,
10 Judge W. A.G Dade ofPrinfs UjiGou,
II Col. VIM. Eilzey, Of Loudoun,
is Alfred ii. Powell, Of Frederiek.
." Col JOS. auIeu, Of Rockingham.
20 Judge A. Stuart, Of augusta,
q Ballard Smith, of Grem5rier,
y Col. Begj. Estill, Of HaLiaeion.
% judge Lewis Summers, 81 Kanauha
n Aipheus P. Wilson, Of M0nOngaiq.
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STAPLE GOODS.
JUST ARRINE ED.

and almost every article in the FANCY AND
MILINARY LINE.
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CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
John 9UIECY ADAMS of A..

A Man 10 whose honesty, wisdom and ability Il
raes ao ~ s9i ane United stAies have borne ample anu
1917, pronsunced our most valuable public ~ ~
abroad whom the philosophio j Gersoa, and ,so = N
ianthropie Madison delighted to honor aud When Pai'
Enlightened Monroe, after appointing aed eonlinl,raa me
IN the highest office within his gin, for right ,ear. NY, @l
slciy declared, that " whatever there was OF exc, lle,,Fu -
me- administration, was greatly to he attributed Ia y u
eoulisels oil DIR adams ;'--A Chist Magistrate, WIN
administration has eyineed a like cscelleiure ,.,,fh %hoF
ne predecessors; aud during Which, after having annG'1
foetre miHioHs ofdollars to interesting Public In ppp@a
nlenis, Inns pnd Oh, as doctnnents show, more than TIlp
Tf-TiREE MILLIONS ofthe National Deli. ""
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che f.ilastag leiiei. winch is confirmed by the
Ygvwspaper s atrments
2flseol ofa itiief from n gentleman m Phifadtt
paia. 10 hls friend in Baltimore
.~pnlLApILrHIA, oei. ID, ISIS.
+" sincerely regrei 10 inform you ihs' ar
TREAD Asr has Loaf his election. os'ng 10.
fILraAL vuies lnanr persons, after voting IN
une Ward, went and soted in another this
raald not be prevented. a. the Jackson parry
tisd mos. ofthe Inspectors. You may rest "a,
lsheI ofihe fsci. that ,he Admin ifat'on party
have n taaiorify Of The legal Votes IN tbs CITY.
NJ leafl 30 persons thai voted iot The jackson
Ticket yesterday, may he found to-day a. Claim.
Sng n fespieure Ia the county, or IN uis States
NJ Sew Jersey and Delaware. We hdH DO
5taer on ne pftsiitaiiai q%R5siioa.
We shall h. able better 10 Tell what are the
real prospects in Pennsylvania, after all he
votes rome in, though We do not 81 preseni claim
the sotu ofthst state,
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THIS DAY WEEK.
ON THIS DAY WEEK =,

ON THIS DAY WEEK Il.
great and %eventfnl contest will ba l.
clded. All we need say to our frien1.
is, GO TO THE POLLS IN
day, aud record your votes for JOHN
@. ADAMS RICHARD RUSH
and CIVIL LIBERTY, against A.
drew jackson, and Military Ruic. Jo1,
e. Calhoun, and Disnion
GREAT NATIONAL FL LECTION
"a qfthe first Monday in Norembfr
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ever present so revolving n picture OF premedr
tated villasny, ms that in the case OF isaac Bishop,
who was tried and convicted before the SUPERB
or Court in Fairfield County. From the
Danbury Recorder we make the following ex-
tracts =
Isaac Bishop vas first arraigned and tried up
on the charge of adultery with Nancy Weed, the
wife oCJames h. Weed, found guilty, and SEN
fenced 10 the State Prison for five years In
dlctments were also found against him by the
GRAND Jury for poisoning the wells OF Joseph
Smith, Holly Bell, and Ihaddeus H1yt, with
arsenic. upon which he was found guilty, aud
sentenced TO State Prison for life. Bishop was
A man of property, estimated at from eight to
ten thousand dollars, aud had heretofore been a
man of respectabilitv. Weed had commenced
40 action against him for the seduction of his
wife, in which he recovered before the County
Court $1,000 damages. Bishop removed it by
appeal To the Superior Court, whore II Is now
pending. In this suit all his real estate
had been attached. The individuals whose
wells had been poisoned had also commenced
suits for the recovery OF damages, on which
his property was attached, and which was also
pending.
during his Imprisonment in goal, he had fire.
c%uently expressed his determination not to be
removed TO the State Prison. Mr.. Weed, his
paraneur, arrived IN town during the sitting OF
the court aud on sunday found means to deli
yer to him a shroud, The Sheriff had made his
arrangements to transport him to the State Pti-
SON Gu Monday morning but on opening the
goal he WAS found in great agony. lie had ia
ken a large quantity ofopiun, as he stated, on
Sunday about 5 O'Clock ia the afternoon. To
his physician he said he took al ounce. lie
fingered until Tuesday morning, when he died.
A letter directed to the Sheriff was found in his
snrotni Of which the following are extracts -
! pASSvhy ec,.f E2e
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CANDIDATE FOR vICE-PREsIDEST.
RICHARD RUSH, Of Pennsylsou,c

Ihetalents and patriotism Of this candidate are b,,
seen N the able and successful Administrator oftbn :
tlonal ffnNiees, and IN Reports IN which the best NV
ests ofthc country have been learlessly advoea,ed. ,l,'
any %culogium we can pen. "an'g
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-26

THREE STORIES. About d .o,ciooI, :.
Friday morning, Mr.. Stockton. q ,oS~a n Oh ~
the Callowhill stree. ferry house fell fro q,
the second story window, while WALKING in :. ~
sleep: He was taken up without havIn ~ r r,s
celyed any material injury.
a similar circumstance, with much moro
iamentabie consequences, occurred on Sat-.
nrday morning, about / o'clock, at a hoard
ing house, Kept by Mrs. Phillips. at No, IIa
North Water st., few doors above Race
capt. Albert s. Stickney, late ofthe schoon'
er Eastern Trader, threw himself Will
asleep, from the third story window. into the
alley back of the house, and fractured h;s
jaw bone and both his thighs. He was car as
RED to the Hospital, where he died. between
and 8 the next morning. His funeral tool,
place at o'clock in the afternoon. same
day. His relations and friends are reouast
ed to call at the house Of Mrs. Philips for
further information. - -. na..i..
We have yet to relate another accident IS
the same nature. About O'Clock. on SUNDAY
morning, Jonathan Brooks, who lodoed With
Jacob Wolohon, at No. 26, south Water 81 IT.
also asleep fell from the garret window
four stories high, into the street. One nj
his thighs was broken, and he was so mucb
injured in other respects, that he was taken
to the Hospital with very faint hopes of re-
covery.- Philadelphia Chronicle.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-26

on;ons. and ever and anon, a
PS His beard is redolent Of "days
aood." OF late he feels rather
~ l..hle at the inroads which mankind
E;na ,,poa the woods that encircled
/ / ~ "s many nan years there were about
y ,;,as Of untouched forest ON each
| i ~ mon which axe'and ploughshare
Y, making fearful changes. Human
'sns and human industry are. now
|P ny miles of his. hermitage. A friend
~ even presumes so far as to pay
E,;t a visit. The old man always
hin him with politeness, but his vista
onab few, and far between,s give
Y n@brage to the domesticated pigs
,trv-t6ey are as fond of loneliness
i owner, and the appearance OF a
{. creates a cackling of no dubious
Once or twice of late, the hermit
his wilderness, and, with praise
iovalty, joined the militia ranks at
and he stands at the head Of the
4 which he belongs, with evident zeal
ryice of his most excellent Majesty.
harmless good old man--what was
of his forsaking the "busy world"
* tell.-yMontreaI Herald, Aug. Is.
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GILMAN B, PARKER

UILMAN b. PARKER.
Lancaster, and by most druggists in New-Enclsnd,
price Is cents per box. :, '1''''
For sale as above, DR.. Stephen Jewett's highly
celebrated 'Saundice Bitters, and Vegetable Rheu-
,atlck and strengthening plGsters prepared by Ste
Pnen 'ewett son of the late DR.. Stephen Jewett Of
nlnoge, N. II. ly Aug. 26, 1929
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-26
THE NEW
AMERICAN GARDENER.

a WORK with this title, compiled by
he th ESdt 81 nambsr OF scentcf and
cal Hortlculturists in the vicinity Of Boston and
New-York, is just published by j. B. RUSSELL, Pro
prietor of the New-Engand Farmer. The articles
are arranged alphabetically, and comprise the most
useful VEGETABLES and FRuITs which can be con.
venlenly and economically cultivated in the climate
of New England and the Middle States; as we'll as
q; Treatise on FLOWERS, and on LANDSCAPE or
PICTURESQUE GARDENS, on the general manage
ment of the SILK Worm, and the manufacture of
SILK, and Treatise on the culture of; GRAPE
VINES and the STRAWBERRY. The article on
Fruit Trees contains an enumeration and de5cfip.
ton OF all the Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries,
Plums, Nectarines, Apficots, &c. &cs; that can be
raised to the most advantage, and therrelative for
wardness in bearing, which will be found to be Of
incaculabe benefit to gentlemen in laying out or
chards. Each of the above articles is furnished by
gentlemen practically acquainted with the subjects
on which they have written.
The following is the General Index of the book,
which is superadded to Calendarical Index, giving
directions for performing the work of all the months
in the wear az thew follow in succession
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-26
Indigestion, 5aahaice, Liusr Complains
JEwETT's IMPROVED
VEGETABLE. PILLS.
" NEW CERTIFIcATr


.EWETT'S improved Vegetable Pills or
~ German Specific, have attained xann...;s -
seldom granted to any medicinal apa!aton
cure OF Dyspepsia jGtsndice diseases Of IT, G; ~.
neodGche, heartburn, sour stomach Loss of ,."ss'
a.zz'hess, scedkness Of the limbs, cost;ye
p1tes. Nulhourous certificates of their hghIv .a,r
sby op per have been recently received from
Certificate Of Dt. a. S. GsenS;u.
Having the most satisfactory evidence If. -. w..
"a i"sIles, ana hlgny sautary operation Of JEW.
Errs Improved Vegetable Pills in cases n
ION or Dyspepsia, Jaundice disease Of the live, rs
would confidently recommend their usa ~ - ~.
VINO may be afflicted with the above cIsss &c nose
paints, as an invaluable remedy (sipne6 ooAi-
Cambridgeport, Sept. is, 1927 'hhS.
Certificate Of Mfr. A5eb r .
Believing that Jewett's Improved Veee,ob,s p;u.
alG remedy. worthy of the highest confidence ~
INDUCED, from publick consideratiohs te ~. am
erect they have had on member Of nv stIe the
Early IN the last winter my wife eyrar;a.aa.;, Al,
access OF disease, which gradually increassS - sAe
gh degree Of severity. The symptoms we've $500 w
fossfation OF strength loss ofappetite, pain i the
a;do n,ldzness palPtation of the heart pain in the
early In the spring, and received immediate rsl;ef
lney were continued according to the directions
until nearly two boxes were taken, whom tbo o,,sn
appeared to be perfect and no symptnms of disease
nave since appeared. y '''''''e
- - (signedl' .T.EyI Aprrr
Boston, Sept 18, 1927,
r. >. would further state that when INV ,v;sa
commenced with the above named roed;c;ra I, ',,aS
supposed by those who had the best opportnnitv fr
Judging, that she could not long survive. and s;scb
speedy a9d perfect setovesy was therefore aoeether
L. ABEL.
Certificate Of DR.. Baumlir,. -
ahe Jolloacing is a certificate from n, r.
be'tmam, graduate in medicine at the U,;pers;t,,
GoIt'ngen, 1oic practitioner of high ceIebrit,S
in Cambridge, Mass. "'s'' ''''O'''y'
Inc SUBSCRIBER has tested the effects of Jewett,s
improved Vegetable Pills. in several seysre cases o
disease OF the Liver and digestive organs and The
result has convinced him that they are entirely ,cu
lated to subserve the purpose for which thew are
designed Considering them altogether superior to
nose articles commonly offered for similar com.
plants, would cheerfully add nv TESTIMONY in
iavonriof so, valuable medicine. fsignedl "
CHARLEs FREDERICK BAuMLIr. NJ n
n. b. In the above recommendation. T particu.
iariy refer to those Pills nclosed in blue wranner
anu signed on the bill of directions, .H Pluu,er
c: F. BAUML1N, M. D.
%, The label to each genuine box is signed
For sale by - !" iAoNLHf'
GILMAN B. PARKER.
Lancaster and by most druggists in New-Engand,