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MARRIED

On Thursday evening the 9th nst by the Rev Isaac Par
dee Mr. JAMES H. TODD to Miss ELLEN VANDE-
YER, daughter of Peter Vandever.
On Tuesday the l4th INST. by the Rsv Solomon Higgins,
Mr. JAMES THOMAS, to Mrs JANE WEBSTER, all OF
this Borough.
On the Goth ut by the Rev Samuel G. Brincke' MIR JOSH
All NOTE, to Miss MARGARET solely, both of Della
ware County, Penn
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05- An adjourned meeting of the Delatodre academy OF
Natural Sciences will be held the Town Hail. this
ing, 18th inst, at O'Clock.
An Essay will be read on the BoTANY of the district
around Wilmington, designed promote the study othe Sci
ence' H. +. ASkEN, Secy
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1t is the nirmty of little minds, be taken with every ape
pearance, and dazzed with every thing that sparkes but
great minds have but little admaon because few things APP
pear new to them.
1t is ungenerous give occasion blush at his
ignorance any thing, who perhaps may excel us in
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DELAWARE REGIS TER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, APRIL is, 1929.
Prizes at Brandy,pine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour. 1926: Middngs, $50 a Rye
Flour. per Dbl 3,75a a Wheat, white, per 60 lbs /,
43: red, per do. LAO: Corn, per 81 lbs. As: Rye
per So lbs. 60: Corn Meal per hid. IL 1850:
d. per Dbl 2,75 500.
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last week in Ipswich for the County of Essex,
schoolmaster indicted for assault and battery
upon one of his scholars, by beating him with cart
rope until he tainted. We understand he requested
that there might be motion made to His Honor that
the trial should be opened with prayer The jury
disagreed. Salem Gazette.
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STEAM FERRY BOAT.

STEAM FERRY BOAT.
AT meeting of the subscribers to the stock of the Val
ngton s. Mem Jersey Steam Boat Company, held at the
Town Hail. April l4th, Benjamin Webb appointed chair
man, and John McLear, secretary The following named
persons we're chosen Directors the ensuing year
wit
Henry Read Mahlon Belts,
BENJAMIN Webb, Elisha Huxley,
John F. Gpin, Miller Dunott
Joseph Baly, TREASURER,
Jacob Goodin, Lea Pussy.
William Richards,
Extract from the minutes. JOHN McLEAR, Sec'y
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err" came to hand too late for this days paper.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-22
Valuable land for sa 8
AT REDUCED PRICES.

AT REDUCED PRICES.
ryNHE Proprietors of tho South Es.i gir 3
NJ Townships OF tho Holland Pnrf 1.st 80
the western part of tho State Of Ney for..,
now offer the unsold i~r4 ~ those Tow
ships for sale, at Il. foNowiug "a
prices viz.
In quantities Of 1000 acres or over, lying
as contiguous mud compact as may be, at
one dollar and twenty Eve cents per acre,
and in less quantities, at ofo dollar and hf-
ty cents per acre, for cash in hand, and at
two dollars per acre, fivo per cent of tho
purchase money in advance, and the resi-
due payable in eight equal annual install.
menis, the first to be paid IN three years
! from date with interest on tho residue from
that time only
| These iownships nro distinguished by
No. !, 2 and 8 inrhe lst, I'd and I'd ranges
ofthc Holland purchase lying ipihetowns II
Friendship, Bolivar md Cuba, in Allcgsny
County, and CLEANS and liinsdalc,in Catta
rougus County.
The face Of The country is diversified with
hills and vallos, but not mountainous; the
soil rich and easily titled.
Il is covered with q great variety oftim-
Der. Of luxnriant growth. The country is
well watcred and remarkably healthy. Va
rions roads nrc opened. through the
tract; houses Of public worship; mills, and
school houses hayo been erected therein.
/ AS tho title is indispuia5Ic, it is believed
| that this tract presents more inducemcnt 70
the enierprising emigrant than any other
in the State. For further partIculofs apply
10 the subscriber, at the Office Of tho 3IoI
land land company at this place. W
Ellcottvillc. Cottnraugus CO. N. N.
STANLEY n. CfzA HKE.
yune I. 1900.
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fhonsa~ s. 5vsepa e2ver,
n Rsrsetfaay isto N .ts,rs- - & ths public,
.rVf.tA', thcy have reno, y "a 10 Store
4 No. III next door north of tbs Mer,.
chants Bank, where they oficr for sale
II A II OF all descriptions Of their own
mannioc,ure. Men Dfab ard Black Bcs'
yer, Imitation do. oo.; Youths and Chl
,lren's Hats, made to aay pattern, q The
shortest notice All orders from the coun'
try promptly attended TO. Past favors
gratefully acknowledged, and contiIS-
ance solicited.
Newport, sept. ~, 1922. n
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H0R GAEHa

IL THE FARM on which the
subscriber now resides, plea.
|!ss! sanity situated in the town OF
1919. Portsmouth on the west road,
GA miIcs from Newport, containing 81 a.
cres of good land, well watered aud fenc-
ed, with good stone wall. There 10 on
said farm dwelling house, barn, crib, un6
chaise house, and an orchard Of l30 graft
ed fruit trees-terms accommodating. For
further particulars enquire NJ
GEORGE ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, Sept. Is, 1890 2m
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Crockery &, Glass ware.

Liverpool g. Canton Earhen Ware.
English e. American Glass do.
A N extensive assortment of tho above
"A Just received, g. repacked In lots 70
suit purchasers, at prices much lower than
New York, Boston, or Providence. consist
ing of
BLun reiS-Ep,
Dishes, 70 TO rs y, plaiss, :wihers. mn
FMS
Bowls, Ios, 24s, sos iOgs, r. ". "a.
24s, and 30s. M
Baisons, As, Ca Ewefs, DO DO.
Chambers, 4s, os. Covers, do. 10. A
Salads. round, square, and scollopsd
Vegetables, with covers. Pickle leavns,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce ioureens
complete.
Cheese trays, Nappces, & brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams.
Teas, handled, and cohees, do.
ntrE AND WHITE GOLD soRprRKp CHINA.
Cefiee bowls and saucers, handled and not
handled.
Teas, do. do. do. do.
Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c.
BLuK AND GREEN rDoxp.
Dishes, 10 TO I5 inches. Plates, twiffors,
and mullins
/. Ssllads, oval and scolioped; pickle leaves
Jugs, Gs. Boats, &c. &c.
ENAMELLED.
Tea pots, sugars, creams, and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls e. Jugs.
C. coLoURfD.
Dishes, TO 90 inch. Plates, twifcr. and
suppcrs.
Baisons. as, rs, as. Chambers, dc. do do.
Bowls, l2s, 24s, and 30s. Coffee pots. urns.
Toast dishes, bcanmango moulds, 81 mugs
Jugs Is, 6s, 12s, Pas, & bakers.
CT sS;
DEcASrras-qts heavy cut, 6utod, finger
and comet.
DO. Do. do. do do. hall top.
Do. do. do. diamond & glory.
Do. do. plain, common. aulcd u
ground steps.
Do. pts. and half pts.
Do. engraved, labelled, moulded ard lci'
tered
TuMDLrns-e, pit. halfps. and gin, an,, and
talo.
WINS auted. fnref diamond, fan and clio.
ry, cut, ground, rough and plain; Hint and inle
l@Orders from the country promptly
attended TO.
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archibald Munro.
EGEIcIs

HNIIIs subscriber offers at reduced psi
L. ces. his Stock Of DRY GOODS,con.
sisting Of
I,readclo,hs, Habit do; Cassimeres, flan.
ncls, plnids, saltinctt; bon,bazeits, salicos,
ginghams, linens, cotton shirtings &shee'
ings, tickings, combrics, book, null a,
Swiss muslins black lcysntino, eol'd eill !
ribbons, gloves, showls, cotton aD1 worst,
hose, broad diapers, bofnbaEines, clrcsss
nDs, &C.
These Goods must he turned into money
in one way or another, at no very dis,an
time, and fo- that reason mus. OF necesslt,
be sold ~ who are shout supplying
thep,1 ifiM ~ tx F-il or Winter, may d.
ws wpfE shospS
ia. ln1n<3 street.
as :. L<.AlQQNk. a .nss
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shakespeare.

Ho,c 10 Stop a Runo,cay Hnrse.-A few
DAYS 90, two boatmen having resolved to
become competitors for the cup at the en-.
suing Segatta, took their boat over to the
New Ferry, on the Cheshire shore, to fit
her up for the occasion. When the tide
fell, the boat which they intended to haul
ND to be painted was left high and dry on
the beach, and having procured small
cart they packed into il tho masts, sails, a.
other appurtenanccs, including cable and
anchor, and were proceeding with them TO
the ferry house, when the horse, a power.
fnl animal took fright. and .fnriously dashed
along the shore. Finding oil thor en-
dcavors to arrest his progress in VAIN. and
upprehending, os one of them said. 'na'
they should 'upset" or "founder," parley
was held as 70 how they should act. "Sh'v
er my timbers," said jack, "let 60 the an
chor!' No sooner said than done. a tur'
was taken around the trans or |" bits" o
the cart, and ut the words "Let COL" dowr
went the anchor over the stern. and thu
cable come to its tension. the anchor wa
nlounhe into tho gravel. and. holding firm
iy. the furious animal was brought to
stand. still surprised at finding stopper
nut so suddenly 10 his course" "Ther'
now ., snid Jack, "that's what call bring
inc the ship up all standing!" We woul
recommend some Of the young gent'emc
who sporttheir tits IN the neishborIng lane
ot along the north shore. and who arc nr
indifferent horsemen. to take hint from In
cool conlrivance Of these tars in a gale, an
carry a small anchor and cable behind the
saddles, In case Of accidents.
T'f ~ - Liverpool Albion,
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DAIRY
Butter.
Nathaniel Ssveet,
AT HIS BUTTER CELLAb,

No. !, CHrRcH sTnke3,
Hns ;usi received from the Wsstern Ce9xl'.
n fresh supply Of beautiful ID a - y
~ MUTT ER, and small jo( q
OLD CHEES His friends ort
customers, and the public are invited q
call ut the Cellar arf supply memeeIvo1
with those good a-'icles.
Sept. "a
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AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.

Writ,en By young lady of Termont. soho
died at the age Of sirtcen.
drcnm'd dream in the midst of my slumbcrs,
And as fast as dreamed,it came into numbers,
My thoughts ran along in such beautiful me.
tire,
I'm sure Ger saw any poetry sweeter,
1t seemed that law had been recently msde
That tax on old bachelors pates should bo
laid
And in order to mako them all willing to mar.
The tax was as large as man could well car.
The bachelors grumblcd, and said twas no
use;
Twas horrid injustice and horrd abuse.
And declared that TO save their hearts blood
from spiling,
Ofsuch vile tax they would not pay shii-
ling,
But the rulers determined them 10 pursue.
Sothey set oil old bachelors up A. vsndue. :
4 c-er was sent through the town I" ard fro,
To rattle his bell, and his trumpet to blow.
And to call on, to all no might meet in his way
Tol forty old bachelors sold bore to day;
And presently all tho old maids in the town,
Each in her very best bonnet and gown,
From thirty to sixty, fair, plain. red and pail
Ofcvery description all Aock'd to the sale.
The auctioresr then, in his labor began;
And called out aloud an he held up man,
elbow much for bachelor? Who wants tt
buy:"
Ina twink, scvery maiden responded "I. I
n.sl,ort, at highly extravagant price,
The bachelors all were sold off in trice,
And forty old maidens, some younger, some
older,
Each lugged an old bachelor home on he
shoulders!
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!" Answrr n ~ar ..uo, s,sss.s..suSsu or(nr
thers u tnv ranks, srta tfo cepSuln, wj.H
tho sergeant; Continue Hilly boboto,s ~
coming, sir, beloved tho voice ~ ofsnotker jsn1
tar, waiIc ho reeled alory, tYsaxinc BY (ho
mnzzle an cid blundorbuss rtSc your place
In the ranks, sir, said the captain And what
in the devil do you call re for you land lub-
her. sotcrted tho tar, rcol,py towards tho limo
whilo the scrgcont went cl. joe Bowlino -
avc, .yc, sir, I'll DO ihere ns loon NJ have 0
vcrhaulsd this catuch Jnr, cr what the devil
do you call IT, Stay where you arc snid the
captain. Ayo, aye, sir, mutterod Bowllno.
and continuing 10 his companions III tho land.
lubbcr calls me again when II 10 met my wetcs,
IN cnulk mp his speaking trumpet with this
bunch of bores. d----n me, doubling up Lie
6st. Bu' look here Jack MarlinEpikc, he con-
tinued, ZEE ttrnd bcrc frying In tho sun.
let's go and Get tlin,ne, AVID splice our main
brocc Come Bill Bobaiay we II top onr boom
and be or Halt, there, vocifcrstcd the cap
tain, every man keep his place, III arrest tho
first orc who disobcys my orders--go on with
the roll, scrCcnnf !; who continued Nicods-
mus Corncrackef l,,-here, nnswer~dn voice no
if coming from the ground. Who're exclairn.
I'd tho captain, step out here Corrcrsckcr and
show yonrrslk Upon which Iittls I'D fellow
scarcely lhvee feet high, with - rusty gun, snd
an I'D ibshioned F9IIi(ary ecat, wi(h p>wter
buttons almost ~ ojxs fof coooefo, and Tho
tkists reaching dawn 30 his he1|o elcppet out
n front, and locked proud ard lon lIy elou1'd.
How o1d ~ you Nie'Af ed ~ bsptf VI
AImosi tWtnsy'ons, pf taislIt'ls nsst'. Al
sssnt' sald 'bs ,::pts' ycs ':. s'se ny
;..o. ':.., name e 'hs s'a z. 4 's y 's
II III vnr erow bigger. uut sn i lchiei /, II
| l'm o1d cno1akh II 4 rim IA x. ifh l,oehjtR
i<h vaxntioeS a fh1k thnt IL selIid t,tt "a \,
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Y0MgI 50
SONG

oO&N1.
a bark, and lei us pass away
Upon the leaping SEA-
The stars that twinkle silently
Will watch o'er thee and me;
Bright eyes may shine as beauteousiy,
And hearts may be as pure,-
Bot eyes will dim with age, and hearts
An urchins smiles allure.
Then out upon the waters cast
The broad sail To the breeze
Tfil up the cheering cup, for lfc
Has few such hours as these;
I've known, and know thee gloriously
When sun wns in the sky:
And whom the storm lowerd fearfully
Neer quaiI'd thy raven eye.
Thsn launch tho bark, and brim the cup,
And let MS talk Of fear
Whom smiles shall fly thy rosy lip,
Thine eve dim with tcar;
Once, noble hearts beat CALAMITY
Old friend, for thee and mo;
Now sleep their pulses silently
Beneath this star.lit sea.
Fill, fill tho death be in the cup
For why should fear deter
Tho widow'd hcart from meteor thoughts
Which hours like this confcr;
Tho hope that checr'd our early youth,
Friendship and beanty's bloom,
Tie gentle and tho faithful ones,
Rest in the silent tomb.
Then out upon tho curling wave
Unooso the chatting sail,
And SIS the foam white canvass springs
I,eneath tho strength ming gallo
Pledge deep the dear lov'd memories
Ofbold ppss passd away
Lifo has few charms for those, whose hearts
Still lingcr round decay. 1929.
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NEW N GOODS, ,

Superior pengsos DIarh le<o Wells. very
NnrLm rrepc1 cheap
lfifS d. Nap silke Acrsphoue and 5t1llAn
,s,een -ossied d. mzsk nf~oas
.Nsssuo q: s1esians. B'ao light elothe, ,6f
>yprAled piaids iories coats
E..vn<i fannfi<. A go0o otsos.n,ent of
BocksnQ blue A 6fnsr cIoths,
b nxsfe, Ewiss .s.g:'in colin.
Fa,a.f.n-, cufhmesc uc.ltry, Fsssa,f. and
\ silA f1ncy hdlkis r.orgs
large assor..s.snt a. .nesiNo s;bsp 81 h'~h
win be cold about The New Ycts r.'ee~l
The above with other Gsods me-. "a
cou,j.,r e hand ALMOST daily from Ner iek.
viii b oold = The lowest prices by
! John II. 7OsUnsend.
oct. liz. .--.-.---------.-------
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-.s Printed and Published BY
ATKINSON & READ.

Printers of the Laws ofthe United States.
IN THE BRicK BUILDING,
Opposite MIR. Townsend's Coffee House,
And South corner nf Pelham street.
Entrance Pelham street)
Two dollars psr annum--payable in advance
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-08
For Sale.

4 GROUND RENT Of t23 IS. secured on Lot
n fronting 40 feet on Princesssree and Us feet
inches on ST. Asaph street, which lot is erected Sc
yeral buildings,
Also, Lot Of ground on Royal and Duke streets,
running north 90 feet Royalstreet from the corn
and 1913 west Duke street, to the lot OF St fau's
Church.
Also, small Lot on the south side Of Princess street,
fronting 20 feet and running south l23 feet ncnes
This lot is situate the west Of Mr. Brockets oficS
stable.
Also, One Acre and 11ths Of acre, beginning on
the east side of Washington and the south side OF 'pe
first street north of Moptgomerysreet, running tnence
With Washington street to Montgomery street. tnehce
north IS feet east 255 feet TO St Assphstee thence
with said street 2S7 feet to the first street north OF
Montgomery street, thence with said street to the be-
ginning
The above property will be sold at private sale, on
appcation to the subscriber and If not sold by line
Goth of July private SALE it will be then set UP tor
sale to the highest bidder. The terms OF sale are one
fourth in thirty days. and the residue in SIN twelve ana
eighteen months the two last payments to bear inte'
rest from the day Of sale. The purchasers to give
their notes with approved endorsers
june IL GEO. WHITE T., h"c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-08
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

This medicine had been used for more than years
before effort made t" initiate it; but the great
demand for it, andts wonderful success have Undue ed
great number ofpersons to initiate it in various ways
upwards of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it. which is convincing proof Of
its being medicine of great value. Some are selling
sarsapsrilla and other syrups, imposing them the
ignorant for the Panacea others are mixing the gen
inc medicine with moasses, &C., making three bottles
out Of one; thus retaining of its virtues: others
are using the genuine Panacea in their bottles to per
form cures, to obtain certificates to give their own
reputation, &c. Some have even resorted to perjury
to deceive the public. These limitations and adultera-
tions have in many instances, protracted the suffer
ingsof patients in diseases where the genuine Swams
Panacea would have proved instantly efRcacious. I
therefore deem it duty owe the public to assure
them, that the composition of my Panacea is not
known Eorwasit ever communicated to any other per.
in any way whatever, and consequently, that all
other mixtures represented to be mine, fraudulent
impositions. WI. SWAIN
Sold by every respectable Druggist in the Union
Forsale by
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-08
A fresh supply received cfihe Jollocing
Remedy foY y. spepsia.

nR .MEAD'S PILLS have beenproved by that m
~ fallible testoftruth, experience, the most ef-
fectua medicine ever offered any country, for the
cure ofal those eranged states OF the digestive or
cans, de nomnate d DYSPEPSIA, OF INDIGESTION
which frequentl, makes its appearance in the most
complicated forms, such loss of appetite, s,cknes
at the stomach and sometimes vomiting; belching up
of water which is taste les but most com
monty sour; knawing the stomach heartburn, cos
tveness paleness ofthe countenance, languor, low.
ness fthe spirits paptstion oitht heart vertigo
disturbed sleep. The number of these symptoms
varies in different patients, by some being felt only
IN parts while others, have additional ones, equal
ly disagree able. such severe pans nhe head and
breast Iarule .cmaciation wasting ofthe whole
body with grea, weak ness particular! the legs.
These pills will most effectusli! remove al! sour
ness of the stomach, nc, merely by neutraz'ng the
acid but b. Directing that morb state ofthe secre
TORS which give rse ,oi, and AT the same time wll
restore to the debilta;ed organs of digestion that
tone and vgor hcb is absolutely necessary to the
well being OF the ANNA economy The best proof
of their Efficacy is, thatt they are prescribed by ma
nv ofthe first ply scisns, and used by the most in
tellipentfan,ilies in the Union.
Ths above valuable remedy Issold by +. STAB
IER & SON, Alexandra. who are agents tor the Ma.
uufacturer; b, n. Jeweu, Washington Cit! and by
mos, other Druggists throughout The United States,
sold also wholesale, by o. " Hull, Druggists New
Work march Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-08
THIS is to Give Notice,

vVSH At ,he subscriber Of Alexandra County in the
Il District Of Columbia, has obtsne from the Or.
phsns' Court Of said county, letters OF administration
on the personal estate Of GEoReK COLEMAN late OF the
county aforesaid deceased All persons hs,:ng claims
against the said deeedent hereby warnedto exhibit
the same tn the subscriber passed by the Orphans
Court on or before the 30h day of June, 1850, other
wise they nav by law, be excluded from all bene6, to
said estates and those indebted thereto, required
to make Immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this 30th day Of June, 1929.
WILLIAM ID MUTT,
Admir- of George Coleman, deceased
iune S0-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-08
Something New
July

u tract Of Letter written by avery respectable zen
tlcmsn, resid,pg in Baltimore, to the s'ose'oer'
who deems it bis duty though ma thoriz ed to lay
il before the public Withholding the writer's name,
for particular reereuce, should any req'''ret per
souaIy. SAN u. r LEE
Baltimore, august 1871, 1898.
poct 6 HIP Lee New London, Conn
DER Sir It's now up~srds OF twenty wears that
hsv used your Nesc- London Bilious Pills. IN my family
ani ALWAYS foand them an efhcien, PutssuNe 'n Al
INST every description of disease, and believe tney
we'd MANY long doctors bill by thei early and time
use 4 never found their accustomed certainty 10
,ary 10 their operation and effects "nt'i WITHIN e"
N ,ntns past and hasiag since then Teen sadly disaP
on,,ted in every instance Of using them began to
conclude that YOU had made your fortune ana mad
s,aoaosed their man ..,acture to meIcenary and nm
f.,tht,.l hands Under TINS Impression, accidentN
.a an advertisements Of your $ in New YORK news
designating spuriouo initial ions from vo"r osn
anacture by having your written enaturet TO each
Mill OF rectons and that IN no instance were the
,n,itstions signed with pen and ink. although PEI
feet copv in every other respect FINDING those had
without this test began suspect that all was not
fair ia medicine as we'll in politics and called atse
verai Of our for pills with yonr~rh
teo 81 mature \ found many without that test. out
none with IL, until came 10 the Messrs kEENLS'
,sho assured me they had them direct from you.
oroc.red box and on using hem found the same Ell
Re cts from them had always experienced, and am so
mach reioieed on finding myself in possession oil
medicine so highly prize that cannot in justice re-
rs;nfrom giving YOU this information
some thirty years ago. I Was cured OF heavy and
Distressing cough, BY a medicine know by the name
of rurlin stons Balsam. but thai article nov made
he every shop boy is more like the old mixture.
than 81 wdust is like supe fine ionr hope and trust
sir for the benefit Of mankind that your valuable me
d;einc will be perpeeisted in its original quality,
tA.t mercenarv limitations be fo"ned npon by an
;osu,ted community am. sir, your friend sc.
RIO avoid tho imposition Of Countsifeits and spa
r;ous limitations as related above the purchaser has
only to examine the bill of directions covering each
hox. and if signed foot 10 own hand writing i'm
meaiatelv under my printed name, they are genuine
ard prepared BY me: bat oaiy the printed name IS
rx.a thew are spurious and to he avoided. To a!ix
nv written signature would b. Forgery. and a convic
zion would &c States Prison
Wv sap LEE. Sole Proprietor
-A fresh supply Of chs above genuine Pills
Is Just received, direct from the proprietor. and
- ~ nd rei all AT the Sfnre of