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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-29
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appoint the folIowfng gcndemen delegates
ID pursuance OF the foregoing resolutions, to
wii:-John J. Brown, VIM Yates, w. C.
wortbm gtoa, and Andrew Hunter. On mo.
ton. the chairman was unanimously added
to the delegation. On motion,
Repleed. That the proceedings Of this
neetiag be published in the Free Press
.wincheeter Republican, and National Intel.
\. Themeetog tskr adjourned.
- l.. ~ .CURDELL. Chairman.
" Ng1uDDLE, s..;o.
JOS. +. ABELL,
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AZ Newcastle, England. on the 25 Of "a.
"uaiy' curious experiment was tired, A
piece OF meat, hsddock. aud a loaf of
ofsau' were sent Up IN the aic, by means q,
paper k';e. and. after re,nsining at d eonsi.
',rFaei' height loo an ho1r, It was fonn.
~o' t'Ie mn ana meat were prtrid, and lh-
mead Tas filed wish aaima.calae.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-29

Newark, N. J. March 81
We regret TO learn that yesterday morn
',hnson, accidentally fell, head foremost.
into kettle of boiling water, in the halter
shop Of Andrew Rankin. He was SO badly
scalded tina, he survived but a few hours.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-29

Wen Hampshire Election. The general
eiec'ion' which took place in New Hamn
shire last Tuesday, has resulted. az we an
ucipated, IN the reelection of The present in.
camoent and jackson candidate, flor 10.
vernon Samuel Dinsmoor. There was ,ery
. - exertion on the part Of the Na,,onal
hepnhheans. The Hon. Ichahed Barlle,t
me National Republican candidate. wrote =
letter, which was very generally circula,cd
previously to the eIection, and in which tho
eAPediency OF making any exer,ion apsinst
'oe e'ect'on OF he present incumbent at this
utne'"as doahted The consequence was
Nia, many OF ms friends said away from the
Ppns.- "a III towns. given IA the New
Hampshire Patriot; the organ OF the jackson
e"ase' u appears that the whole number q,
'o'eS 'ed short of last years ballot in the
> saile towns 2I37.-Great exertons were
however, made by the Jackson party. and
, Candidate Is about 5000 ahead. ,,sck
ton sohseilors, and large maiorities orboIL |
''aiC"ss OF the Legislature are also elected |
r.. Rostsa Scn,act.
Esser North There was another iarfie.
'uai attempt to elect member of Cos.rres.
!" Essex North District, in Massaehpse,t<
;" Ftohoay the l2ih inst H. 9 towns Cn.h
He sSd 1910 votes, kltirnisc 1903 and O, !
-ooo s"5 Ii is SAID Tie Governor An,
~ouheu vail not order another sier;,o,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
Decision, quick s. calm, the SportSman's boast
VILLA VI. G. o + F,

Has just received per Doston wagon, few choice
guns, which in addition to his former stock
makes a complete assortment. He has for sale
almost every article usually called for in the
sporting line, viz
nOUBIE and single barrelled guns; English
~ gun powder; cylinder do; Duponts F and
FFF patent shot of all sizes; percussion caps
plain and lutod; double and single shot belts; pa
tent powder TASKS; fiints, wad-cuticrs, screw dr
vers, bullet moulds, copper heads for rods, patent
wormers, common do; brass tops for belts; char
gers for do; cones; steel chargers; portable rods
for cleaning guns; game bags; cone wrenches, &C.
Any article called for which may not be on
hand can be furnished at the shortest notice, at
the Boston prces and guns of any quality or de-
scription, procured to order.
sUPGuns and equipment for sporting, to let by
the day, "week, or month";"
On hand as usual, good assortment of
groceries, liquors, wines, teas, and cordials Of al
most every description, fgood quality, and at re-
ducod prices.-Aso ready made clothing, &c. sc.
cheap for cash 'or approved credit
feb 3D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
NEW ALE.

TENIIE subscriber informs his friends, that he
III has commenced brewing, and has NE W
ALE ready for delivery. Yeast and Grain may
be had at the Brewery, as heretofore
THOMAS EVANS.
Newport, sept. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

THE FEMALE SEMINARY,
IN N Z w p O X T

IN NEwPORT
Underhe instruction of Mss II. Goulding,
NNILL be opened for the instruction
Wv of YOUNG LADIES, on the first
day of March next.
Particular attention will be given to
instruction in Reading, Orthography De-
fning, Chirography, Arithmetic, Ancient
and Modern Geography, Grammar, FL
em"nts of Geometry, History, Rhetoric,
Composition, Natural Philosophy, Che
mstry, Mental Philosophy, and Linear
Drawing.
For any further information respecting
the School, previous to its commence
mcnt, apply to VIM. GUILD.
Feb. l6, 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON.
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE, corner Of Thames-street and Sher-
mans wharf, few doors south Of the Brick
market. Entrance first door down the wharf
Terms
So in advance, or 1925 at the end of the year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
10 B S III + II Nj A n,

HE AS just received per steamboat Ben amin
n 4 Franklin, a large assortment E.N'ELISH,
FRENCH Il a.NERIC.A.N DRY GOODS,
consisting in part of
Blue, brown and mixed Broadcloths;
Red, green, white and yellow hannels
Figured flannel for children's wear;
MerinO cloths, 6-4 wide, of various colors:
Merino circassians of every shade and quality;
Common do. do do
Plains, plaid camblets, and bombaZctts,
Superior brown Pctersham and kerscys,
Silk and Valencia vesting,
Black and coored worsted hose,
Ladies patent Nigonia hose superior article
for the approaching season;
White and colored lambs wool hose and half
hoe;
Pongees, gngham, cacos and furniture chintz;
Plain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin /;
Green worsted beragc and wells
Some very superior winter ribbons.
25 doz. ladies horseskin glo,es-some little
damaged, to be sold cheap;
Mems colored Angola gloves,
Russia diaper and crash,
Black and assorted cOlOred cambrics,
Clark's spool cotton, all numbers;
NIiddeton's spool cotton, all colors;
Sinchew silks, and gros de Swiss;
Red and white Thibct wool hdkfs.
A and 6-4 bobbinet lace,
Extra super and common sattinetts,
Men' fine white worsted shirts,
Z, SO, 10, IL and 12-4 Rose Blankets;
One case pelissc wadding,
Together with large assortment of .WILLE
merry GOODS, &C. which have been care
fully selected the past week in New-York, & will
be sold at very small advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
TIE f. TIL.

nOCT. MOORE will attend to filling, filing,
IL dressing and various other operations on
the TEETH, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
DAYS, between the hours Of and IL a. M. at his
office, No. 80 Thames street.
TEETH,
st all times extracted in the most careful manner,
aud instruments are provided for removing the
roots of such as are too much decaycd to admit Of
extraction in the ordinary mode, and for cutting
them level with the jaw, when this operation Is
necessary. Junc 3olh'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

4 DML.NISTR.aTOR'SN NOTICE.-The
IA undersigned has been appointed Admnistra-
tor on the estate of capt JAMES EAsroN, late o.
Newport deceased, and therefore requests all per-
tons having claims against said estate, to present
them for settlement those indebted To said estate
are requested to make immediate payment TO
UEsRy Y. CRANsroN, .fdmr.
nov. 7, 1871 on Est. Jamts Edston'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

ALMANACS for 1882.
The American Almanac, vol. 3.
(Old) Farmers Almanac, Crhomas's)
New England Farmers,
The Yankee Farmers,
Rhode Island,
Porter's Health Almannc-published at the Of
fee of the Journal Of Health.
Christian Almanac, and
The Comic Almanac,
For sale at w. GALATIANS.
dec |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
The subscriber having made arrang ements Dith
THE LYNN DYING AND
PRINTING COMPANY, of Boston,

VNIL receive, forward, and return in large
w or small parcels, such goods as the own
ers may wih to have colored or printed, which
operations will be performed in the most satisiac-
tory manner and with as much despatch the
nature Of the business Is capable of. g
A handsome deduction in price will be made
for wholesale lots, and dealers in dry goods are
respectfully reminded that many kinds of unsaea-
BILE goods, may be rendered much more valuable
particularly as the additional operation Of printing
is now offered for their acceptance.
T.. w. LAWTON.
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PROVIDENCE ACCOUNT BOOK
MAN UF A C Il o r Y,
Sign fthe Leger,
No. 2S, Markot-st.

ED OOKS Of every description for Merchants
ID and Banks, made Of the best materials and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Paper ruled to pattern, free from broken lines.
BooK-BrNDING generally, executed at short
notice, and moderote prices.
If any recommendation of the subscribers
work is wanted, it may he inferred from the fact
that more books of his manufacture have been
sold during the last eight years, than has been
made by any other person in this town, and that
his work is now used by more than half the
Banks in Providence; and by great proportion
of the Banks in the vicinity.
Statoners who do not make their own Books
will find this establishment to offer Books Tor
quality and price equal to any in the Union.
Writing Books of superior quality, constantly
on hand.
~ Orders are respectfully solicited.
THOMAS DOYLE.
Povidencc, II. ]. June 10, 1881. tJ. i5-Iyr.
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February 9th.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULITIN'G LIBRARY.

CLRCUL.iTLNG LIBRARY.
Recent additions.
2l97 Pnate.-'The Pirate; the revised edition,
with general preface, an introduction and
notes historical and Illustrative, by the au
thor Of Waverly, 2 vols.
2l9S .Nuture.-lIutons Book Of Nature laid op-
en-, adapted to the use Of families, by Rev.
s. Blake, "What read we here? existence
Of a God! yes; and Of other bengs-man
above; natives Of Uther. sons Of other
climes!
2l99 POyageS and Trauels.-Journa! Of voya-
ges and travels, by the Rev. Daniel Tyre
man and George Bennett, Esq.-dcputed
from the London missionary society to vis-
il their various stations in the South Sea
Islands, China, India, &c. between the
years 1921 and 1922 compiled from orig
inal documents, by james Montgomery, s
vols.
220O RaIeigh-Mcmoirs Of the life Of sir Waller
Raleigh, with some account Of the period
in which he lived, vol.
22Ol South SeaS.--A visit to the south seas in
the U. s. ship Vncennes, during the years
1929 and 1880, with scenes in Brazil, Pc
ru, Manila, the cape of Good Hope & ST.
Helena; by f. S. Stewart, A. NJ. Chaplin
in the u. $. Navy, vols.
2202 Seience.-Judge Story's, Mr.. Wcbster's,
MI TNeTcu Ioru \
and MIR. Ilersche's dscourses on the adj
vantaes Of science.-Being the lst vol of
the American Library Of Useful knowledge
22o3 Scon.-Autobiograph of sir Walter Scott,
Bart. l vol.
2204 .Ne,oton.-The life Of sir Isaac Newton by
David Brewster; being the 26th NO. Fam
lily Library.
2205 Christianity.-On the formation Of the
Christian character; addressed to those who
are seeking to practice religious life, by
Henry Ware, | vol.
220G .Mechanics.-A treatise on Mechanics by
Captain Henry Ka'er and Rev. Dionysius
I.ardner; being the 2d vol American Libra
ry eff Useful knowledge.
292 Ornithoiogy.--A manuel Of the Onithoo-
gy of the United States, and of Canada by
Thomas Nuttale, I vol.
2207 Cattle Dangerous; by the author of Wa
verify, vol.
2208 Robert of Paris; Count Robert Of Paris, by
the author Of Wavcrly, 2 vols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08
Il T. Nj O V A l..

XMTILLIAM G. COZZENS, has rcmov-
w ed from No. Z, ,Washington-square, 10 the
shop No. l69, Thamcs-street, in the brick build
ing (next south of the store of Job Sherman) for
merly occupied by Stephen Gould, where liberal
prices will be paid for good Lace Work.
sLJSThe shop will in future be open on Mon
DAY, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY Evenings from
early candle-light till half past 8 o'clock.
Jan. 10, 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-08

VUN.IE public are respectfully informed that
u new line Of Stages has commenced running
between this place and Fall River, on the follow
ing days viz: Leave Newport on Sundays, Wed"
nes,lays and Fridays, on the arrival of the steam
boats from New-Y York: Returning, will leave Fall
River on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
I l o'clock, and arrive at Newport in season Tor
passengers to take the steamboats for Ncw-York
Stage Books at MIR. Townsend's Coffee House.
Fare 81. Newport, Oct ~, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

kaaOk SALE, at Inc residence OF the late
E' ALEXANDER f. ROSE, t,q Stafford
county, Vagina, tue following Brood Mares
and Coils
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
THE HULAN TO HIS CHARGER.

AFTER THEODORE KoENER.
Stand, my good chargerl steady standl
ln thy thick name | wreath my hand,
As bounding from the yellow sand,
We go to fight for Faiherland'
Hurrahl my steed, hurrahl
Let others pant the prize TO gain,
In rival race on iestal plain;
- ours to join the marital train.
Where warriors blood flows fast as rain!
Hurrah! my steed. hurrah!
Hark! it's the clarion's changing bray,
''i,s answerd by the joyous neigh,
Forth 10 the battles maddening fray,
Gl,Iy or death! for US to day!
Hurrah. my steed, hurrah!
The sabre CLEANS, the cuirass clahks,
Now side 10y side in charging ranks,
Like Danube when he bursts his banks,
W { dash upon the ioeman's ranks
Hurrah, my steed, hurrah!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

Nd
FL ALEXANDER +. ROSE, E,q. Stafford
county, fuginla, tue following Brood Mares
anu Coils
MARES.
No. IA Sores iuarc, rtOrU, IA years old,
out II .htss Ounce by tmft<et ,oaii ST.
No. "A Day mare, A'et, 10 ears old, out
Of .utsS Dance ny 81. I0H.aitY
As The character Of Ftoit,el Is 50 generally
known anu attfls h.iD among tGe most 0is
,,ngushea sacers VI his Jay, II Is deemed
onis necessary TO say ne vas the sire.
ST iamdtty, The Sire OF Pet, was iull bro
tier TO t4.ortzet, ano bred by Mai. JoHN no
BERrs, u, Cupeper, VINO purchased INN "a
suckhng colt, and when only three Jays old.
gave Tor lam 100 guineas
lhs HORSE, wneh Colt, was pet III train
| ms by Mag. ROBERTS, but an accident DC
| curing, he was Withdrawn from tine Iuris
! la point vi appcat ance auu performance, his
Iuatcious owner esttemed han at that age as
| promising 10 De IunJ cqAai, ii not superior,
| To his brotaer, FiO,tzet,
.,itss Utntce, the DALI OF these two Mares,
was bred Oy Col DANCE, OF Chesterlteid,
! anu Is wen kuown to rave oeen Ghe~ OF the
finest Mares IA Virginia. Nnen % years Old,
and then owned ~ Mag itvgEars, 300 was
offered Tor her aiiu released
SAtSS DuftCe was ny RtOUCh, udm ny NJ:
depeaiehte, 60 uu oain ny tne Imported horse
Ola janus
heoacn was by the imported horse Sree
per, u,s dam b, the old imported hors, 0a.
yaset. son vi tie r.ari vi .,iarchs old DaJdzet,
son oi The Uouoipniu AraUian
boti. these aies, tt0rc and Pet, ATE now
III ioai by GA ota.tUs, Distinguished BON OF
SIR .1rcay
No A Chestnut Sorrel mare, VrGgo,
years Old, by tud DIR. Jam oy the lmpor
tea horse ftamitt0n, grand dam by Spread
sc.a.te, has now by her side oeau,iu. Gay
hib Uy Uuv. oaroours imported horse \ Dung
lruili1 anu now IN ioai 10y Cm0iHtaa
- I'D .i,r was ~ .1jac, aud VAS bred by
Col RoBERT " AL1EG oi AuiecTsl-Eis dam
10y kaoseiy, grand tam by Htghtyer, great
grand ,tan, by Old - itd .lr. > grand dam
by s1scs@t, 4 3 g grand uain oy .4riStOtte,
z x grand dam the celebrated runnlug
mate ftsrtyord
NO 4 "A Lhesnut Sorrel Mare, .Nettle, I
years otd, very stout, tuiI sister to Frase-
has now by her side ime horse Coli, by
young i,uGle, and in ioal by Caroi.airB.
No. 81 oorrel Mare, Cora. years old
full sister 10 trago and.N..tte, aud in foal
COLTS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

( !. f wish TO purchase 20,000lbs. oi good
w clean VOOL, ioI which we wal
We the highest market prIee-
JOHN \ RIDDLE, l. Co.
MarIIhsburS, May 3, 1893.
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BLANK DEEDS
Fer sale at Inns ONee.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20

TIE Cupress This has been employed as
6 funeral tree from the earliest ages. in eve
{, nation Ii was dedicated by the ancients
60 Pluto and Pros pine, from the belief that
Cores while in search OF her daughther.
hlew two expresses into the crater Of Mount
A "a. which increased the subteranean fires
z he forks are particular fond Of this tree as
"a grave ward ornament, and always select
= the spiral variety, from tte idea that IT indi
Gates the ascent of the soul of their deceased
friend TO heaven The duration OF this tree is
almost incredible Sir. w. oaseiey says IN
his travels that the beautiful and venerable
cypress OF Ftssa, has been the bost and or
n iment OF that city for above . thousand
years. The stature of Jupiter, according 10
; Play. which was made of the wood Of this
trec in the second year OF the foundat ion of
ROME. was perfectly sound when he wrote,
In the first century The doors of Hire temple
Of Ephesus and ST Peters Church, al Rome,
". re- formed OF this durable wood; the latter
tasted eleven hundred years, and were en-
flrsi, sound when they were removed TO be
Supplied by bronze gates. The Egyptians
ard Atnenians buried their dead IN cypress
collins The lasting bridge butt by Semira-
mis-, over the Euphrates, about 1000 years
Before the Christian era, was OF this material.
and some have even gone SO far as 20 say
that the ark of Noeh was built OF cypress. "
The Comet Astronomer have predicted
the return Of a Comet about this time and
some Of our neighbours seem determined
that it s,Ft! appear whether il IS to be seen
or aot We have strained our optics 10 no
purpose 10 discover II; we have examined
every inch tot sky, ard "guestioned every
sit4, +" from her snaky locks to the twain wor
ri"rsAbnt not the leasIsparkle of a comet is
20 be seen among them We should be glad
60 know why the celestial visitauts dose an
pear upon the stage according 10 announce
Uncut Il mig as wel not come at all, as 10
REQ .ain Invisible TO all but the fair discerning
glasses OF few astronomers.
BLANK DEEDS
Fer sale at Inns Uthee.
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POETRK
Tile ounALIsKl,s SONG.

ABY HON. mrs NORTON.
They said that was fair aud bright,
And bore M far away
Within tie Sulrsn's halls of light,
A gliilering wretch to stay;
The, bore me DER the dreary sea,
Where tire dark wild pillows foam:
Nor heard the signs heaved for thee,
My own my chiIdhoods ho'nel
They deck my arms with Jewels rare
That glitter IN the SUN,
And braid wfth pearls my long black hair-
| weep when all is done!
I'd give them ali, for one bright hour
Free and unmatched to roam:
I'd give them all. for one sweet flower
From thee uiv ehiidhood's home.
They bring my love tened harp, and bid
My voice the notes probing
And oft my soul is hafshly child
When trars succeed to song:
Alas! my lip can sing no more,
When DER my spirit come
The strains heard in thee Of yore,
My own--my childhood's home,
For then. the long lost visions rise
OF happy sinless years
I dare not hide my streaming eyes,
~ Yet cannot cease from tears:
see the porch where YEARLY
My mother sits and weeps- ~
] see the couch where rosily
My little brother sleeps.
I see the flowers loved 10 tend,
Lie tangled on the eartn;
! hear the merry voices blend
Nine old companions mirbl
Oh! what to me are gilded halls,
Rich vestments. jewels rareP
III rather live IN cavern walls,
And breathe the mountain air.
Here the hot heavy winds are still,
The hours unwearied pass,
OH! for the sunshine on the hill
The dew upon the grass!
Oh, for the cool resounding shore,
The dark blue ri, er's loaml
Shall my sick heart neer see them tnoreP
Wo! for my childhoods home!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-20
COLTS.

Out Of Mtse .h0res are The Jolt0a0ing Colts:
A Chesnut Sofrel, years olu, out oi RIO
ra, 10y Lafayette, and IN ioal by CarOt1,ias.
AeGray riiy, year old, Out OF Pet oy
w. IL Johuson's Medley.
A Sorrel Fiily, years old, out of FlOra
by CarOt,tiatt.
A iiay tnly, . years OLD, out Of Pet by
IoHteHt,olL
A oorrei FhIy, year old, out of Cora by
CGnlctii0a
Application may be made TO the Executors
Of Alexander + Rose, fredericksburg.
August D., 1882 -2m
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BLJOlGD HOR SEES.

August 50, 1882
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6ARLEGANT'S
Ba1sarm of Health.

" HE art Of preparing Tins valuable Bal
b SAM OF HEALTH has been in possession
Of the proprietor. JOHN s MILLER Fred
erick-town. Md. fer some time. IL is nowex
tensively and advantageousls known in ma
nv parts Of the United States, for the cure of
DrspEpsIA, and many other diseases that pre-
ceed from morbid condition of the stomach
The Proprietor has been cured of the most
obstinate case Of Dyspepsia, that ever NOR
tai was afflicted with. II is also highly re.
commented in Clolics. Nervousness. TyenioSs,
Lo,c,tess Of spirits, and Patpitatsos pf thu
| heart and IS, also, sovereign remedy for
scorms II is neatly put'up in square half pint
bottles, accompanied with extensive uirec-
tons for its use, which can be had at all times
of the Proprietor, at his Drng and Medicine
Store, opposite the NJ Iket House, al ST. per
bottle, and by the; quantity. at a very liberal
in Pennsylvania, Maryland. Psrg,aia oad o
hio, by wholesale and retail.
Tue following are arlongmany certificates
Of cures performed by this medicine:
Frederick city Nd Feb. I, 1881
Dear Sir: Last fall, OH hearing of Gar
legant's Baisar, of Health. prepared BY YOU,
| determined to get Il bottle. for the purpose
of trying what effect Il wculd have in rellev
iHb tbC VI q ihbSi ocFtfN uitu ththiul Cdet VI
Dyspepsia, with which was afflicted, and
tor which tiled all other prescribed RENE
dies in vain. accordingly used one bottle
: and experienced immediate ,-nd perceptihle
relief | found it also aD excellent remedy
Tor the Bilious Cholic, and think it superior
to any thing lever used.
ALEXANDER SMILEY.
To John 5 Miller.
i Since gave mp Certificate above, used
another bottle OF Garlegant's Balsam OF
Health, which cured me perfectly Of the Dvs
pepsia, which | bad been troubled Win Tor
many years. ALEX Il SMILEY
Dear Sir =. sstely used your Batsam of
Health: For two yeats | bad constant and
fixed pain IN my side, and frequently subject
to costivenesS accompanied ws,h fever, more
or less. ! accordingly bought n bottle of yoar
Balsam, of your agent IN Hagerstoxn. and
found 1t relieved me .s. mitch and pro
cured thu Cd bottle. which cured me perfect
ly, and since then enjoy perfect treaith a
gain; and do recommend The said Balsam
to those that are aiiicted in the same way.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES FLAMING,
Near Leitershurg. " ashipgton CO, Md.
For safe By
ISRAEL r JANNEY, Maltinshurg.
JOS. q. HAYES Harpers Ferry, ard
CHARLES i4ARPER, Shepherdslown.
September 6, 1882 12t