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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
OR8EG GAe

Tornoy. Avo. IS.-Th. l,:sss OF tie
Uniy oar:e hevc principally o"cu*od ID
Eueiuud. In s>o:lund, the eIco:'ons o''er
.na Rcformers for ore Tory. In Ireland,
r.,- prooor:ioa is still greater 3o Reform.
ora ayui,s, a7 Coave-sa'ircs lu7e already
been ro:urrod. end ;hc nojorl'Y from ;he'
country will % az appearances, "rnoua: 10
40 or so vo.1s.
Ioxnos. Aue. le.-OAc Of t:le etl-cts
oc,hc prcscn. abundance OF money, winch
m;sh, easily have been anticipated, has been
,hs, OF taking off nearly The whole OF 'ho
United States Banks bills sent 70 :h:S coH"'
.ry.
France, IS wc,! as otter European ?ow-
49,, il said 20 huvc demonstrated with S%::-
cc,lpnd on the subject Of TIC return of
Prince Louis Napoleon f2oaaT"':' 10 ''a'
The King of Nuples hrd embarked for
sc;lr Accounts from Palermo 20 Aass.
ls, rsoreseu, The Cholera as hsring ncars"
c-r.,.d .herc. Calr 90 10 80 deaths Per
,.nv Among tic ric,ims is II. Selma, oHc
,f:hr mos: distinguished sacsns in hat Is
' ~ . thunder som l., Troy1s, France,
,ar. ION, the lightning rod of:in prison n
,,n: tom " was observed TO be rcd-ho!, in
v.t;cl, s,n,e i. continued ebo", 20 alnl''s!
\, aln!.a, Aug. Is, Ito Choiar'' "ss
rs v:li,!Hn'.
From ths london Gio5F.
The yeports from al paris Of the Island
,.,cn,linr upon n'anrfac'rres, ere no" OF Il
more decidedly favorable character 'hHn
W., hnvo been accustomed 20 receive. or,
d,,rs are coming in for cSpoT'a:lon ef TTri' W
80 for home coasun9p:ion, me 'Hn;:y otdi-
,;onol hands find cmploytncn: IN 'ac;r Or
.rn.rr ryo...;.,ns Wills; these who are
,., .3 r,~:,,aa.c as 10 find engagements II!
.I":. -" " o.. E,ranc':, cnn easily gin the'
Subsistence IN ,Ic harvest Ho:". int
S,,aIr manner in which Ills c''.nse is
,.o,sb. ab,. LEND, rs o hop Tint N' nave
summarizes. ;hc r2:nnacrcinI d:t!'c;i!;!cs o'
,:;. mast reason. We know .. nn'h:HS %
,!;..,r, .be nr;~:-,. cam cvt"n' sc i:H:'.icn'
,,.,h, ,..,ar.,.cs :1r II" tns"r':ai! !.'':iSeS,
which, !. is un.,>rs,"2j, f..;:~: he maze 10
~. Bank of Ea.lgnd ;o"ar.;' -" r"d o.
,cx, ,no:;:h. FnH.;;;:Hc!. ~ :>:T:t'.iE 7i'''
.:rnoa ,'loso g:arr":c,'S ar n'':i o. +li~'a;
wcv +, ,.scrc:orc i CRISES 80 ::A'.':' '":s:; II
me pab.;c nl!Ii'.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
From tho Gyeeur.ille Mouutdineer.
TROOPS Fur FLORIDA.


% Saturday Inst, tho Upper (Col D'Oy-
lcy's) Regiment me. q their Muster Ground.
for the purpose OF raising so men, for the
Florida service. ugreeble 10 a rcqu.siion
upon the Governor Of this State by the
Secre.sry ofWar. Aficr tho regiment was
assembled, a call was made for Volunteers.
when greater numbe. than was required
offered their services.
After the Volunteers wore enrolled, it
was proposed to take up subscription for
their benefit. and about $1,000 was obtained
on the spo'.
The lover tCol Nceley's) regiment, me.
on Tuesday last to rn:se their qr ia, and
greater number than Was wanted irnmed-
iate; rallied around the volunteers stand
ard. A subscription vas G ton up for tie
benefi, Of tho volunteers, ond about sl75O
bt,ncd.
We understand that sufficient lumber
Of volunteers were readily obtained in Col.
Garein's regimen, (Pickcns D;s'rict.) Up.
wards of S2400 dollars was raised by sut-
scrip,on for tho company. We arc in.
formed that Col. M'Kinuey . regmen,, (a'so
in Pickens. s:cod q dra. and that Col.
Hammond's, in Anderson, did tho ssune.,
The Florida service has been, heretofore
so burthonsome, und attended with 20 many
hardahirs and so few honors, that our sur.
prise IS, h 1t any volunteers a. all werc OBJ.
tained.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
From hs correspondence the TsN. Y. Cosase
e. En.a!re-.
IzJ .,,,u,,,n.. C>o.o,,,i,ar X JS9

WAsHIyGroH S-p'crnber Is, 1887.
To The Editor oftas Courier and Enquirer.
Tho President has not Jet returned IN
answer 10 tho cal! Of Mr.. Adams for infor.
respecting Texas. Ihave reason TO believe,
however, ths. the correspondence when
communicated, will exhibit proposition
for al annexation ofTex7s 10 tho United
States accompanied by lS5ored argument
in favor Of the measure, drawn up by tho
minister of ,ha: republic. L will further
appear, believe, that tic President, through
tho Secretary OF The State, having express
ed his sympa.hins in favor of,he young rr-
pubic, and referred 10 the obiIya ions duo
from the United States to Mexico, rs na-
,ion with whom we are O. peace, very cau-
.;ously discrec:ly declines negotiation on
the subjec:, until Mexico shall bare rccog-
niscd the Independence Of TcSas.
Mr. Calhoun has come cut operiy IN sup.
por: OF the Presidents Message, 30 lar as
it applies to tie total destruction OF the
Banking Institutions, bu: 10 opposed 70 tho
sub..reasury plan. His own views and
wishes he has no: get developed. is gen
cra!!y supposed, however, that he is in Ia
vor o? somo system, b. mca of which the
S.a:ts as States, directly or indirectly.
would become not only the collectors but
the drpos:ores of the Unaed States revonue
sah;cc: to the drafts ofihc genera! Cavern.
nau.. II. is anticipated that the Texas
ours,ioa or any other question, is to break
up the contederacv, p!sn OF this descrip-
,ion might bo very acceptable % ;iic friends
Of sucha separation, inasDuch as /; you'd
place funds under the control Of the several
States. with which &c commence the onset.
Bet III is Intended to perpe;un:e the Unien,
ti!en suoh d pan would be visionary, and
wors. than ch:Inercal. cannot bsIicvc
that Mr.. Calhoun has j: in contemplation,
and We; i; is more than hintcd al, among
some of his friends and supporters.
can inform YOU, with very great PIcas-
uro, aitcr the mos: dgcnt enquiry, la: the
wlig party in Congress- arc perfectly un'.
tx: in opinion as to the proposed measures
OF the edminis'ration,-.here may ba iwo
or three exceptions, but no: more. One
scntimen', and one sentiment on :, seems to
pcrvade the body. They Uiil lisen 10 no
compromises wsh any party or f't'on.
They consider the great principles for
which they have long conten'Icd, as those
which aa: best calculated 20 promote the
prosperity and happiness of'his mighty ma
i;or. .-Tncsc pria2ip!cs are irnnu:ablc.
Sept. Is, 1887.
Almost every Luy o5serrs something
new no:wii,s anding the wise man has said
therc is nothing n"w uadcr ;i,e sun. Yes
terdav m the Senate, Heard :,Ir. Preston
in reply to Mr. Calhoun, ard AIR. Brown of
North C,rolina, Oh the bill susp"nling the
payment Of the fourth ins:aln,eu', under the
distribution law. IT.. Preston las been re-
.,,.,,,.,i -, ,,>n 80. , >..,r., II .i.rl.ir ir,rr
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

Interesting phenomenon. scientific
friend gives us tho following statement,
An excavation recently made for well, at
the corner ofour city square, has disclosed
an interesting phenomenon in the discharge
OF an unuasual quan,i'y Of carbonic acid
gas, which is sill exhibiting itself by VIC.
lent ebuli,ion trough the water, collected
at The bottom. After penetrating through
the various strata Of sand. clay and loan to
the depth of sixteen or eighteen feet there,
WIS found depositic Of vegetable debris in
clay rendered dark By the vegetable matter;
and beneath this stratum, Of BLUSH, al.
hrsivc and imperrio,s clay. On penctra.
ting the later deposit; the gas discharged
Itself with such force and abundance as in
s'an.y 10 preclude the possibility ofany fur.
her operations. The gas is very pure aud
concentrated rs evinccd BY usual tests, caus-
ing an immediate and clear precipitation OF
alkaline solutions
We saw several experiments tried in the
above named well. A lamp was let down.
Ii wen, out Instantly. A turkey was lo,
down 1t fell over in un instant, apparently
fc|css-was drawn up, and recovered A
u fire of sEavings and tar in n kettle was lc:
down-i wen, ou. as quick as lamp. A
tcrrapiu was let down. His "!:ii,e lives"
couldn't stand it. 1t was "kRling b,,si.
ness" !or the whole Of them.-Mo6lc Mer.
1dr.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES.
DAyKRCPT Law.

Thursday, Sept. 81. Mr.. Thomas, char
man ofthc Judiciary comnttc reported aga'ns:
Bankruo: Law during the present Session:
A resolution previously introduced by Wise
~ n,or;re into the cause, failures >c.otthe Flo
r,da Wal was taken up. M:. Wise had stated on
the 20h that thc report C! The committee ct III
c,,irv Of y2Ae!, he was chairman At Ia" last
S,s.:n~: whr!, ny; r,9 VS. n'th 70 ~"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

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her wt!I; m. c''S:,!,'. -, ~; III o,oos:ons ond
wishes a2d d''s';;;%<' i'n.n ~, ,l,.<, SONS to
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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

A IA hcr Iaugnaole occurfci:;. look place
tie otter day in Nottingham shambles,
which among TIC m ;os concerned, has
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

AMERICAN ARcHiTEcrvsE.-Wep published last week
a communication under this head rejecting on the
taste Of two of our most respectable citizens in Brook
lyn and the neighborhood. We did not discover the
personal matter till il was published, for Il we had, we
should have followed the example Of Senator Benton
and "expunged" it,
We mean 10 make visit across the river one OF
those days and ascertain by personal inspection the
architectural taste of the gentlemen in question
both Of whom we happen to know. We know already
ihatin female beauty and in polished society, Brooklyn
down to Bath is unsurpassed. But their lovely young
ladies' so entirely bewitched in former visits
that really had time to examine The architecture
Next visit we'll try TO be calmer
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

wIsTER.-The winter seems generally pretty much
broken up-the rivers are rapidly opening.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

CLEARED.
.. ss' f SsS% sS % I En Dsss
Rcond Allen Psssoa TSs'sa. Waipoe No Sl v Saef'
ARRIVED.
sclW seIs Smith, Norfolk with corn to T. A. Rhodes q Co
ss BEDFORD hoI"e y Boston from Bath n c. and day.
sc6r Ellen Douglass, saunders, Edenton cs days, to
BELOW bark. brig
n Cob re ss sr ,, .s F you s,.
York; sarah sl,saf Mercy uas, G,es, Bnta Fn b. awel
sa. Fo- t',ss Sas ss ms
s Ss" s SSs sssSss r ss o Sfes
HAVE Brss Julia Nnoei,, New York Bright
Alfalfa ii% sfs s 81, s%s aht Ssg Coz c"s
MEMORANDA.
The Gaie-Betweens and socock Sunday night the wind
hauled W w., and blew gale all night. II continued
without intcm-son blew fresh ocock last
ing blowing chnnies &C Fortunately for the vesseI on
our coast that the VIVID haul.i did os they owing On
sudenness change have Yesterday
morning relief boat, hos ~ Smith, Captain
Dayton endeasodns through Buttenk Channel
bound 10 sandy the tide being low she struck and was run
ashore Rod Hook the making complete breach over
her lies SITUATION The steamboat sun
was despatched down to ho Owing The dim IN the East
docks the Jersey ferry boats had to come into Whitehall
LEFT, &C
Matsnzas Jan .e-saied brig Cer,anes McMarus Baf
Valparaiso, Nov-Anvsd BARK Indcr, Clark from New yoth
SPOKEN.
Ian TO- lat a. ., Ion 80 49, French brig Virginia from Mar
by Express Mail
New Orleans, Feb iArn cd, ship Cavalier Kenncy,
yok sedays bng, Citizen, Thing York proro csrrnier,
ofNcw York. from Havana Cleared bark Oslrey Cs,lo
York chip Huntsville Eldrdge, schr Rambsr, Crewc do
Savannah Peb-Arived, brig Georgia Nichols New York
days.
Charleston, Feb sAryed Meek brig Henry George, Dade,
New York days sailed, brig Lawrence, Hull, York Cleared
brig Juno, Babbidgc, ". York.
fBy Yesterdays Mail
saossrso ass Jano, Policeman dsy fo
Richmos d, Feo icsalcd schr sun, New York. sehr Ef
ffsrt, do.
Washington NJ c.. Feb 2-Arnvcd sehrs. h How Jenkins
smith, Fowler John Myers Rot Maus, JAWS all fora New
York
Fedcncksburs F.S iArved, schr Eliza Jane Clifford N.
Baltimore Feb itb-saled, schr Laconic, Dennison New
York.
from the N~ssdn Gazeffe QfJIn2sl
Atlantic OcH1u Sip WELLINGTON, Of Tspndon
ddel master April 18th, 1885, lat ~, IS NJ Ion &c. co. N,
west.
i, Trades y II
rcEedupby Cap WIN Rodherd o. the American Zig Patriot
Bat lately stranded AZ tie Cross Keys, Abaco alb
10, anil on. ~ 90 III
January st 1897,
M Mn RprgTkw II lot all had xyrtare Oh bis
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

To CoRnEsPospESTs.--"Sp Spectator" and -. r.
G." in reply to Anxious, both received As soon as
L.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

CREEK IsprAss.-Murders are constantly being
committed by the Creek Indians. ii is thought that
many Of the Florida Indians have gone into the
Creek nation and joined the disafected Creeks shll
hovo
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

FoReEav-SNouLAR DIscovEny-In Philadelphia,
gentleman in an oyster cellar overheard plan OF
forgery and tho name of the Bank upon which was
to be p@pe'raicd. The forgery was committed on 2
father by his SON.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

The RENT FUND rose to 81 yesterday. That will
do. Does the Clinton Association feel headache !
Seventeen pretty young girls of Greenwich village
sent a committee Of two yesterday, with the cash
down, one cent each. full history of the Fund to-
marrow.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

II We, the undersigned storage passengers the
ship Jane Walker Captain White, from Liverpool, beg
to return sincere thanks to the Messrs. Robinson
e Co. Dublin, and the Robinson Brothers, Liverpool,
as well Captain White, for the kind and fatherly
conduct manifested towards us during recent yoy
age and strongly to recommend such Of our friends
may be sending for their relatives, to deal with
Messrs. Douglas, Robinson Il Co. 1874 Pearl street,
we found and experienced every kindness ard atten
ton. Our drafts and monies sent home from this city
to our relatives and friends, paid at sight, when
presented, with regularity and prompttude, just as
much so as any Bank in Ireland.
Signed in behalf of the ships passengers at large
w. Higgins, G. Stamford, J. Armstrong, J. Drim-
mond, J. TWHer I. Miller T. Minness, Mary Arm
strong Ann Armstrong, Dorcas Doyle, w. Flanagan,
Mott Herman, John Carlin, Robert Murry, Robert
Dunkinson
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

CANAsA.-In Lower Canada, il is said, the greatest
distress prevais-absoluie misery-great numbers beg
often, without fire and food.
During thelast year, 100000 bushels Of wheat were
sent from Canada TO the United States.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

There quite snow storm in Philadelphia, on
Wednesday and there is still seighing in the Della
ware
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

n Who can give full list Of the beauties, and
Of the exquisite proceedings Of the ball OF
tho Amateur Boat Club Association
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

BowERY THEATRE.-Thc Wrecker's Daughter and
Hermann, or the Fatal Oath, will be performed at this
house tonight. A crowded house, and no mistake.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

III. Brsdy Ito the Court).-I am ashamed TO make
use Of the word IN this court the word pericuium
.CiaaEaonce uaed il in Roman forum: Ito the wit
nsss)-Do ysu know what majority this man has IN
Mr. Phnnix.-I must stop this way Of examination;
the counsel has right to interogate the witnessin
this manner. rs.4s.sas
The Recorder Certainly not.
Mr.. Brady.-I merely wish to show the quo amino
The counsel then entered into tedious cross exami-
nation OF the witness, as 10 what ne drank, what he
eat, and where he went with McGuue HE result,
however, did produce anything in the prisoners
favor. fyw
A number of witnesses were now examined for the
defence Great stress was laid the prisoner beng
OF unsound mind Each upon the question being pat
declaring they considered the prisoner out of his head
To one OF the witnesses examined Mr. Phoenix put
the question, slow the witness came TO vote for
for constable whom he nsldered insane" To which
the witness replied u thought prosperity would work
reformation.
Mr.. Phoenix. this the opinion generally of the
Sixth Ward
Mr.. Brady Still harping on my daughter" The
Sixth Ward can take of itself without the aid of
the District Attorney. at
The case here rested.
The Recorder charged the jury and impressed
strongly upon them that it necessary to acqut the
prisoner. There could be little doubt of the state
of his mind.
The jury retired, and after considerable absence,
returned into court with verdict of GUILTY.
Upon the announcement of this verdict, the Re-
corder Absolutely lrite with emotion; butin mo-
ment or two he mastered his feelings and addressing
the prisoner sad II impossible the jury should
not FIND you GUILTY! The law will not allow us TO
sentence you to less than two years confine-
ment in the state prison; but will assure YOU that
at the end of six months, pardon shall be sent you
from the governor"
Mr.. Brady demanded poll of the jury.
Thejury were polled accordingly, aad their verdict
found to be unanimous
PoHcE.-Monday, Feb. l3h.-F7our Rioters
Tins evening, great many prisoners were brougb! IN
by the police, some few apparently of respectable
standing, but the multitude formed principally OF
boys and negroes.
These prisoners We're the stragglers, who were
pouncsd upon by the officers, while the mob, e.,
masse left to work destruction their pleasure.
When we left the police we passed over to see what
the Corporation about; and after waiting until
our patience was exhausted, came away without be-
ing able record any act Of tosdom, pcrpetrated by
the Hon. Board of Aldermen wherewth to mmor
talizc them for future ages. When quilted the
Hall the Mayor was busy organizing corps of mill
tary and constables TO suppress the roting.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

MARRIED.
On wcdr esday evening sth w. Lawrence Mayor
M. J. Hum. TO Eliza Cox, all Of thb city.
Al Washington the 9th inst, by the Mr. Owen Major
D. Weed ofthe Marine Corps to NJ Julia L. Whitney eldest
daughter Of Reuben NJ Whitaey, Esq
On Monday 18th Of consumption in the year If
age Miss Aneliz Teller.
Her fri nds requested to attend her funeral this aitinson
half o'clock from hsr hate residence Orchard
sunday afternoon l2h Of umTon, re.idence
his father Wsvery Place,in the 2st OF ls Mr. Chas
l.. Brown
Ills epds and acquaintance his
this morning o clock, at the Laiht ST. church.
On sunday 18th Alone, Of Ebert A. Dbbe, aged
Harvey and Elizabeth French
2h instant, Alexander c., infant of
Alexander G. and Ann Collins
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

~ Mn. BRrsrcw.--Lc, all bad writer's look Of his
advertisement. i'll
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

| On the motion Of Mr.. c. Rogers the presentmcnt OF
the Grand Jury Of New York 7embracing history of
the losses at that por also ordered TO be print
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

THE TRANSPORTED 1NprASs.-From all accounts,
the sufcrngs hardships and prvarons Of these poor
creatures are most intense. Necessated TO leave
their own warm cline in pleasant season, without
preparation, for more northern region, the intense
cold has been most trying to thembut the greatest
Of all evils is that their march being entrusted 10 the
tender mercies of contractors who are Of course,
dearly interested in getting them through fast
possible sufficient time for needfu rect is not allowed
them-but worn out and exhausted by the manner in
which they are driven along, many have died, and all
suffered most miserably. The system Of contracts,
where life Is thus concerned is infamous-, 10 offer
ing premium for murder-an altar for sacrifice--a
fec for death.
SEAMsTsEssEs-TheCo Committee in this cause have
p ned Repository for receiving and giving work at
the of Walker street, in broadway The cause
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

New YoRx LEGIsLATURE.-In Assembly, On Sa-
urday, bill was reported for the appointment and
government OF Pilots the port Of New York by the
way of Sandy Hook. This most important bill was
made the special order of the day for Friday next and
double the usual number of copies was ordered 10 %
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

rioters to be punished tho principle ios wish
the people csntendis eternal and unchaneeahle Ihe
terrible extoron of the landlords and msnopellsts
have driven the people TO Madness There = no 70
medy bss instant and immediate reduction n
rents and prices. Talk about military what follr
Men in state Of starvstion will socner be lid
down like dogs in the street, than submit to usszgts
and extortionsrs We beg-we entreat-we pruy-
beseech the extortioners to bring down their pr-
to moderate rates, and all will be we'll If they
will not listen TO reason we fear for the peace of the
city every day. w
The herald., 1837-02-22
IIIGHLY CONCENTRATEp CoMPOUND

IL SYRUP OF sARsAPARILLA-It is a we'll established
fact that all cutspeous diseases and weak
Therefore instead Of using external applications 70 orce the us
sass iasna remsdes should be admn.ee parity
mated blood and ove the disease out SYSTEM 70 D "eye
had to those medicines which Ia to be most
il the sGa S ss s sss
properly prepared before this newly nysns o
Sst encomun.s from eminent physicians is
vesae subalces only and not on
Medicines s do that coad nsas principle
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Si.aiy, with saey ,hs most tender infant In
tsSits ear shsw" sppyios tsx
=, epeh h T. ass ss ~ New Yak Or
This is to certify have sold right for preparing The con-
e aaa
thousand dollars Hatd this day Of September IN the year of
our Lord one '''S1and fin IT, sIIMSS nHhIls An Broadway
This sarsapara pepaaton pecuay recommended % io the
oS tbe skin chrome rheafis snereal complaints
affections &c The above named ssa.e. al Yield I'M
nde will present but few nsaes sm amongst he pams", %
Se efficacy Of this preparation whc he nks will be sufficient
with idea one may entertain wi regard S to IT. be-
Tis certify thai have made Of the compound syrup Of
se.apaa prepared BY Mr. Un!er u 3 Beesmar % cona o
nnk bet and cheaper than any other preparation Of the kind
acw used for tho above named Ssa nsw YORK &C
e. e. sR,1dEE sR XAS MosRkI MlSHdh e Gls%S ssT =: ::
Dr.. - SHOOK: REESE St
Mr. THOMPSON, chant. aaIsSe'e Iss Genas. %s.
have personally used the above prcparaon and recon-
mend being better than any Of the "s w have William sS !. my
Fey y Isth y hs e. sa T;dsA :; % H. e.
% %si Fl wat 1 Dr. nnI seh Il. Canal Il sands
s"G Grand Of Ma% s Mr. 'p% Pen sS's
S Rowland, Ap.iheeaIy Hall lss Washington 4 In
n,ak viz. DR. r. 5. the seal 81 per bottle film