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The native American., 1838-02-03

We printed incorrectly in our last paper, in
paragraph concerning Mr. JOHNSON, Of Maryland We
should have called him "Reuerdy" and not "BeverLy."
The native American., 1838-02-03

The Philadelphia Gazette, remarking upon paragraph
in the STAR touching the ambition of the Russian Auto
crat, says:
Be not alarmed When the Polar Bear shall take into
his head to place paw upon the United States
the way Of dalIiance playulness he will ascertain
that he has live mastodon to deal with, that diets
daily upon whole hecatombs Of wild cats-that moves
by steam--and when it walks towards an enemy does
il at rapid pace, that the swtest lightning might pant
him in van.'
The native American., 1838-02-03
On SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 3, will be per-
formed Knowles Play of
II I'll E. w IF r..

After which, the three last acts Of Shakspeares Ira
gedy Of
H A M LET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
Hamlet, Mr.. G. Jones'
As performed by him at Drury Lane, London, New
York, and Boston, with distinguished success.
King, Mr. Garner
Ophelia, Mrs. G. Jones.
The native American., 1838-02-03

Committee of Arrangements for 22d of Feb
ruary, appointed at the last meeting ofthe Native
American Associations
HENRY ]. BRENT, S. P. FRANKLIN,
GEo. SwEENY, J. p PEPPER,
GARRET ANDERSON, JOHN PURDY,
HENRY ADDISON, DR.. EDwD. CLARKE,
Q. NJ. LINTHIcuM, HI. V. HILL,
JAS. GETTYs, JOHN DoNN.
By order: THOS. d. JONES,
Rec'y Sec'ry Of the Natiuc
american Association.
The native American., 1838-02-03
On Monday, by request. Knowles Play of the
III u N G. III B A c. Tx

After which, the Tragedy (exceptng the first ac of the
G. "A ME- STER.
Being for the benefit Of Mrs G. JONES' and last night Of
the engagement Of Mr. and Mrs G. Jones.
The native American., 1838-02-03
NOTICE.

pJ- The Committee appointed at the last meeting of
the Association to make arrangements for the celebration
of the 22d February requested to meet the Office of
GEORGE SwEENY, Esq, (Eot's buildings,) on Wednes
day next at half past II o'clock, Am.
The native American., 1838-02-03
REcoMMENDED by THE MEDICAL FACULTY..

ELoDOARDo HoWARD's Improved Compound
Fluid Extract of Sarsaparla, for the cure Of Scro-
fula, or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism, Syphlitic
and Murcurial Diseases, White Swellings, Obstinate
Eruptions Of the Skin, Ucerous Sores Pains in the
Bones, General Debility, and all Diseases requiring the
aid Of Alternative Medicines.
The Extract is prepared from improved formula,
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Pharmaceuiisis,
and is decidedly the most active ecacous, and conve-
nient preparation in use.
DJ- Mercnry is only added when regularly prescribed
1t should be used, where circumstances will admit,
under the guidance and direction Of physician.
Carefully prepared from selected materials at my Phar
macy, near the'7 Buildings.
Also for sale at many Of the Drug Stores in Washing
ton Georgetown, Alexandria Baltimore and throughout
the United States. FLODOARDO HOWARD.
The native American., 1838-02-03

TTNEMPLI OF FASHION,, East of Gadsby's
i Hotel, Penn. Avenuc.-RAzRoRs, and all kinds
of Surgical Instruments put in the best ORDER OWar-
ranted to perform wel if not returned, and reset free
of charge, by p. CARTER,
Dec. q Professor of Hircuttine and Sharing
The native American., 1838-02-03

YXTANTED.-Two or three Hands accustomed to
Wv getting ont Barrel Slaves; to whom constant en-
ployment will be given, and liberal wages. Inquire of
sfe'A p. M. PEARSON s. co.
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Sd and I-2 streets.
. Inn .
The native American., 1838-02-03

yNOOD! WOODM-The subscribers are now re-
wv ceiving quantity Of Wood by way of railroad,
which they will sell for cash. at the depot for 81 80 per
cord, or $5 delivered. p. M. PEARSON & co.
Inquire at the Wood and Coal Yard, between Sd and
4 IL streets, Pennsylvania Avenue. Jan. Is.
The native American., 1838-02-03

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE LIFE AND
SERVICES OF COM. CHARLES STEWART, OF
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FOR TROY, ALBANY, OR
As&A 49,, .sz., ~
', - - SF ssstsss
The Western Country,
Via BraitIeboro aud Remington.

I EAVES Chase's every morning (Sun.
IL days exccpted) at o'clock, and arrive a,
Troy and Albany same evening, where it in
tersects the great Western Canal, Steam
boats for New York, Railroad for Ballsiou
and Saratoga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
Passengers on arriving at Troy or Albany,
can procure passage for the West nj almost
any hour Of the day, either by Stages, Packets
or Railroad.
This line also, leaves Baker aud Walkers
Stage office, Albany and Troy, for Bennng.
ton and Brattleboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage will leave ALA
ny for Bennington every morning at 10 O'Clock.
on the arrival Of the Boat from New York, and
RAILROAD from the West. Passengers going
East, who arrive al Albany in the morning
and take the Stage for Bennington, will not be
subjected TO riding in the night
Al Brattleboro, this line iniersccts with four
different Stage routes To Boston, and two for
Lowell also, Stages TO Concord and all parts
OF New Hampshire, aud the Connecticut Riv-
er Line of Stages for Walpole, Bellows Falls,
Charles.own, Hanover, and Haverhill. Pass
engers can go from Albany through TO any o.
the above towns in two days.
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IL NOW all Men by these presents, tina,
IN whereas |, OLvER IlAILEr Of Iarmoulh,
in the county of Barnsiablc, and Common
wealth of Massachusetts, in and by my letter
Of attorney bearing date September 20, 1897,
did make, constitute and appoint Christopher
Patch Of Westminster, in the county Of Wind
ham and state Of Vermont, my attorney for me,
and in my name 10 purchase stock for carrying
on the Shoe aud Harness Making business,
and deliver the same to Joseph Hamblin jr. OF
said Westminster, who was carrying on the
business for me, and TO sell the work when
done. And collect for me and in my name
all moneys debts and dues, which may arise
out Of said business, and to compromise and
discharge all demands as by the said letter Of
attorney may appear NOU knOT ye.
That |, the said Oliver HalIei, for that the said
Christopher Patch hath abused the authority
by me iq him reposcd, have revoked counter
handed, annnlled and made void, and by these
presents do revoke, countermand and annul
and make void the said letter Of attorney, and
all power aud authority thereby given or iu-
tended to be given TO the said Christopher
Patch.
In witness whereof have hcreunto set nv
hand and seal this Sth day of June, AID. 1885.
OLIVER HALLET.
Witness, EDWARD Hall. Al
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Strengthening Plaster.

DR. s. c. HEwErT's (Bone-Seuer Of Boston,
Mass CELEBRATED SrRENGTHENING SALvE.
TNHiS Salve is a vast Improvement on the
l. old celebrated DIR. Sweets Plaster, which
is superior To all Others ever yet invented, and
which has been in use about 100 years. DR..
II. has sold upwards Of 10000 rolls within the
pas, year. Ii is recommended Ia be applied in
the following cases, viz: For pains and weak
nesses in the back, stomach, sides and loins;
rheumatism, the effects of mercury; cnrns, the
effects and consequences oi'spTains, dslocations
and fractures; dyspepsia, and in many cases of
felons and liberated sores, for cleansing and
healing them; in fact, in all weaknesses, par
iicularly in children. None will be genuine
except the label is signed by the proprietor.
This Plaster is for sale generally in The prin-
clpa towns in the United States. IL can be
obtained of the proprietor at Wholesale, or at
Messrs. Maynard & Noyes', Druggists, No.
II Merchants Row, Boston, or of JOSEPH
STEEN, at the Braitleboro Bookstore, Gen
eral Agent for Windsor aud Windham Co.
April, 1888. "a
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II f RHODI AL s.
N. Sleeper, Of Chelsea. Vt.

MOULD respectfully give notice, that he
w is Agent Of the following periodicals for
the state Of Vermont, namely; North American
Review, Reprint of the -Four Quarterlies, n.
Y. Review, American Journal oi Science and
Arts, American Biblical Repository, Literary
and Theological Review, American JuTist and
Law Magazine, Christian Examiner, Bos-
ton Quarterly Review, National Portrait Gal
lery of Distinguished Americans, American
Monthly Magazine, Bentley's Miscellany,
Knckcrbocker, Museum of Foreign Litera-
tire, Science and Arts, Blarkwood's Edinbnrg
Magazine, us. Magazine & Democrat Rcv'w,
Law Library, Annals of Education, The Mctrp-
politan Magazine, Journal of The Franklin Insti-
tote, Genilemen's Magazine; Family Magazine,
Parley's Magazine for Children, The Lady's
Book, Ladies' Companion, Sunday School
Teacher, Horticultural Register. Magazine of
Horticulture Botany, Library of Health, Reli-
gious Magazine, Christian Spectator, South
ern Literary Messenger, Select Medical Libra
nv and Eclectic journal of Medicine, edited by
John Bell. Nj. ID. Monthly, American Medi-
cal Library and intelligencer; edited by Rob
ley Dungison, NJ. ID. Semi-monihly, AmeTi
can Journal of Medical Science, Quarterly,
British aud Foreign Medical Review, Medco
ChiruIgical Review, Boston Medical and Sur
gical Journal, Medical Examiner, Waldie's
Select Library 4 New York Mirrm;-and he
will furnish any OF the above works nj the
shorest notice, Ia order, or any one wishing
To be furnished with back numbers, can he ac-
commodaied by calling two doors north Of the
Methodist Church, Main ST. Chelsea village.
March I, 1888. 6mo2e
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Teas, Groceries, &c.

Chests Fresh Teas;
5000 lbs prime Goldfish;
Bbls Mackerel, per next Boat;
and Sqr hand onAoeo'
5000 lbs. do. low priced, for washing Sheep;
Loaf and brown Sugars; Spices, Sc; with a
general assortment Of Wines, Spirits, Sc;
Coarse aud fine Salt;
by 8 and by 0 Window Glass;
also, full supply of Nails, Iron and Steel,
expected per the first Boats;
Also, full assortment Paints s. Oils on hand
ALSO,
CrOckery, Glass and China
WARES;
Hard and Hollow do;
Cast Steel and Iron Shovels; Hoes; Axes, sc.
For sale by AUSTIN ORCHARD.
Fayetteville, May Z, 1888. 6ws7
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JEWELRY, viz
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Gold
Beads, Miniature Settings, Iockcits, Buckles,
and Plaques, w Seals and Keys, w Chains,
Safe Guards, Slides and Rings, do Gilt, Keys,
Ribbon and Steel w Chains.
SILVER WARE, viz;
Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons, Cream Ladies',
Mustard and Salt Spoons, Sugar longs, and
Batter Knives. Silver Thimhes, Spectaces,
Steel and Plated do, Silver Pencils, German do.
PLATED and BRITTANIA GOODS.
Tea Spoons, Table do, Cream Ladies', Sugar
Tongs. German Silver Spoons, Iron do, Tea
Pots, Coffee Pots, Brittania Tumblers, Plated
Castofs, Britannia and Japan do, Tea Bells.
CUTLERY.
Knives, Scissors, and Razors, first quality.
PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS, &c.
Cologne, Florida, Lavender and Honey Wa
ter; Persian SWEET Bags, Bears Oil, Macassar
Oil; Fancy Soap; variety of Shaving Soap;
Court Plais.er; variety Of Fancy Boxes; En-
ery Baskets, White Wax, Screw Cushions,
Bead Bags and Purses, Purse Clasps, Glass
Beads. Cigar Cas's, Pocket Books, Calf Skin
and Morocco Wallets, Razor Straps, Shaving
Brushes and Boxes, Snuff Boxes, Morocco and
Steel Spectacle Cases, indelible Ink, Percussion
Caps.
"A good assortment Of Horn, Shell, Ivory, and
Metallic COMBS; Plain and Wrought.
BRUSHES.
Tooth, Nail, Hair, Clothes AMI Flesh Brushes.
Base Yioi, and Tiolin Strings; Yioin Bridg-
Is, Ciarionef Reeds, SC.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices,
for Cash.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND MUSIC
BOXES repaired, aud all jobs entrusted to our
care done in a workmaniikc manner and at
short notice.
iP CASH paid for old Gold and Siiver.
BIRGE, BRACKETT s Co.
June IS, 1888. ~
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Stage Fare Reduced.

Fare reduced on the Connecticut Rirer Line
Of Stages from BratiieJoro 10 Hartford,
and from Brattleboro 10 HarerhiW.
INHE old Mail line leaves Braitleboro for
n Hartford, every morning, SUNDAYS ex-
cepted, at O'Clock. Fare S4,25.
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Hartford. AT
= O'Clock, A. M, daily.-Fare 81, so.
For Haverhill, n. H., the old Mail line
leaves at O'Clock, every morning, Sundays
The Telegraph Mail leaves for Haverhill, at
III O'Clock, A. NJ, daily.-Fare 5000.
iL-T~ Extras will be furnished when necessarv
for all stages on the above line.
April sG, 1888. 81
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NO u II.

YEyHE subscribers have entered into Copnrt-
Il uersbip under the firm OF BRowS, Sos
& Co. aud taken the shop formerly occupied
b Jonathan Brown & Co, and will continue
TO carry on the IRON FOUNDRY business,
where they have constantly on hand for sale,
OUGHS-BOX FIRE
Primes, and HOLLOW HARE,
of all sizes, from 2 quarts up to 60 gallons.
All kinds Of MACHINERY CAST TO
ORDER and all orders from abroad by mail
or otherwise, punctualy attended to.
JONATHAN BROWN,
HENRY l.. BROWN,
WALTER STEARNS.
Hinsdale, n. II. June IL, 1898. AZ
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New Book
ESTABLISHMENT.

DIRGE, BRAcKETT e. Co. would inform
ID their friends and the public, that they
have commenced doing bushes in the sale OF
Books. They intend to keep an assortment Of
the most valuable Religious works, the best
Literary productions, and the most approved
School Books together with Stationary, Sc
They have already on hand few choice books
and expect others soon. They will sell at low
prices and for Cash only.
June ID, 1888. al
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Hardware

nc INCH G.. S. & G. S. Hand Saws;
~ 10, II, IA aud l6 inch fine do.
Chissels, Plane Irons, key hole Saws;
Oil Stones; 30 scit Bench Planes;
Greenfield Chisscls
Chesterfield aud Smells Augers; Hammers;
3rads; Tacks; Screws; Butts; DridcTs;
Compasses; Steel Squares;
Rest BoxwoUd Rules; Try Squares; Guages;
Files; Patent Brad Avis; Gimbleis;
Screw Drivers, Spoke Slaves; Lifting Handles;
Pocket, Pen and Jack Knives;
Locks, Cordage, Backing, Snuff Boxes,
Hooks and Eyes, &c.
BRASS GOODS, SC.
Andirons and Shovels aud longs,
Candledicks aud Jam Hooks; Knobs;
Shutters and Trays, best Block Tin Tea Pots,
Chipping Knives, Sad Irons, Knives & Forks,
House and Tea Bells, Cofiee Mills,
Plated aud Iron Spoons, Bellows,
Tailors' Irons, Shears, Scissors, Thmhlcs, &c.
BRUSHES.
Clothes, Shoe, Hearth, Dnst, Floor, Paint,
Hair, Tooth and White Wash Brushes,
Nails, Glass. sc.
Received and for Sale by
May, 1898. BTRGE g. DICKINSON.
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From the London Metropolitan for March
THE DAUGHTERS REQUEST.

From the London Metropolitan for March.
THE DAUGHTERS REQUEST.
by MRS. ABDY.
NV father, thou has not the tale denied
They say that, ere the noon tomorrow, 4,
Thou wilt bring back radiant and smiling orid
lr To our lonely house Of sorrow.
should wish thee joy of thy coming pl'ss'
But tears are my words suppressingi
think on my mothers dying KISS,
And my mothers parting blessing.
Yet to-morrow hope to hide my care,
/ will still my bosom's beating,
And strive to give to thy chosen fair
A kind and courteous greeting.
She will heed me not, in The Joyous p.'ue
Other pomp, and friends, and beauty
Ali little need has a new-mdde bride
Ola daughters quiet duty
Thou gavest her costly gems, they say,
When thy heart first iondly sought her;
Dear father, one nuptial giit pray,
Bestow on thy weeping daughter.
NV eye, even now, on the treasure ia'is,
| covet and ask no other
II has hung for years on our ancient walls
lis the portrait of my mother!
Tomorrow, when all is in festal gnise,
And the guests our rooms are ming,
The calm, meek gaze of those haze, eyes
H MlQnt tny SOUL WIN SilNi ~
And gloom on thy marriage banquet cast;
Sad thoughts of their owner giving,
For fleeing twevemon,h scarce has past,
Since she mingled with the living.
Ifthy bride should weary or offend,
That portrait might awaken feelings
OF the love of thy fond depatted friend,
And its sweet and kind revealings;
OF her minds commanding force, unchecked
Nv feeble or selfish weakness,
OF her speech, where dazzling intellect
Was sofiened by Christian meekness.
Then, father, grant, that at once tonight
Ere the bridal crowds intrusion,
l remove this portrait from thy sight
To my chambers still secluson:
I will nerve me to-morrow's dawn to bear;
Ii will beam on me protection,
When ask of Heaven, in my falterlng prayer,
To haow thy new connection.
Thou wilt waken, father, in pride and glee,
To renew the ties once broken,
But nought upon earth remains to me
Save this sad and silent token.
The husbands tears may be few and bret,
He may woo and win another,
But the daughter clings in unchanglng gtiei
To the image Of her mother!
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the vicinity of Brattleboro, going West, can
have their effects carried 10 Troy aud there
stored or freighted, as directed For further
information, call on Dickinson & Curtis,
Hotel, or S. II. Bridge, Brattlcboro.
April, 1888. SO
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TINE Copnrincrship under the firm OF jon
Il ATTAIN BRowS & Co. was on the 2V'h
day of May last by mutual consent dissolved.
All persons indebted TO said company are re-
quesled to make payment 10 Jonathan brown,
who is authorised by said partners TO adjust all
claims in favor aud against said comrany..
JONATHAN BROWN,
STEPHEN COY,
SYLVANUS NJ. COY.
Hinsdalc, June i2, 1898. Az
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CAUTION.

TIME public are cautioned against purrha-
Il sing two Notes executed by Chester lee
and Jesse Lee, and payable TO Silas Hills
one of one hundred and twenty dollars,
dated Vernon Feb 81. 1898; aud ono OF iwo
hundred dollars, aud bearing same date. me
same being the property of Aaron Sireeicr
and having been made without value received,
will not be paid by US.
A CHESTER LEE,
JESSE LEE.
Vernon Inne l3. ISIS. ~
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U Spring Goods.
AUSTIN BERCHARD

TGAS lust received from Boston a fresh sup
N IL ply Of SPRING GOODS, which, adj
de,l to his former stock makes bis assortment
very full and complete
Consisting in part Of the foiio,eing articles:
Black, blue, claiet, bottle and invisible green,
brown. dahIia, drab and mix'd
EfrOadcIOths and CassiInercs.
Plain, ribb'd aud corded BUCKSKINS;
Light and dark Vestngs, an elegant assortment;
Eng. French and American Il s, al
greatly reduced prices;
Printed Jaconetis and French Musns, small
figures, and very elegant;
French, Eng. and Scotch Ginghams;
Plain, ig'd, corded aud plaid CambTcks;
Fine Bishops Lawn; book, Swiss, null, and
Canbrick Muslins; a. bobnett Lacrs;
Fooiings; thread Laces; edgines and iuseitings;
Elegant Black Lace PEILS;
White, black, and green blond eauze do;
An elegant assortment of Bonnet and Cap
Ribbons; plain Satin and Tuiria do;
Black Italian, gro de Swiss, gro de Buln and
gro lie Nap. Silks;
Brown, green. ash and fawn cold, Pn de Sol,
Bulin and Gro de Nap SILKS, rich and
elegant.
White and cold Saiins and Flonnces;
An elegant assortment Fancy Hdkis & Shawls;
Black Italian, Eng. and French Cravats;
Flagg and Pongee Hdkfs; Linen Dsnasks;
Black Silk Nelveis; do Satins; Irish Linens;
Bleached, brown and cord Table Cloths;
Napkins; Russia Diapers; Crash;
Ladies and gent. Gloves aud Hnse;
A full assortment DRILLiNes, FREScH LIN
I'm, CASroos, SC. &C., for gent. aud youths
summer wear, all ut the most reduced prices;
Bleach'd Cottons;
s bales Sheetings and Shrtings;
Bed Tickings; Twiil'd Co,tons; Wadding;
Batting, Wicking; Cotton Yarn; Sc. Sc sc.
The above with great variety of other de-
sirabe goods which we have not time 20 par
ticularise, have been purchased at a very small
advance from the lowest package prices, aud
will be offered tor sale at corresponding low
rates ia exchange for Butter, Cheese, Grain,
Tow Cloth, Fleece Wool, &c. aud on short
approved Credit.
Purchasers are respectfully invited To call
and examine before they buy--and they may
rest assured they will find il for their interest
To do SO. Fayetteville, May Z, 1888.
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Brandreth's Pills.

GENUiNE DR. BRANDRErH's PILLS.
Wholesale and Retail.
M ,: ,Bucklin, Bellows Falls; James East
man. WiIIiamsvie; Henry w. Bsseu, .8genis.
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Matches Il Sa,,'

"cOHlcSS Man,
TNyENTrn,, '"lld
u GorI,ovs D ~ the immoral,
is ASTONISHING I'M M; " D., Of GEM.
tories over mo r,e !" osLD wilIs
been proro" '~,'y fearful dises,,s'
every ace. heinz ~ ,netrable bva
and The mos, ',sa ,ne most v,Lu,,
of anv .,,.r .u''accountabIe i ~
cine, obtained eouall,, Y human h.,
and vegetable kinrsd ,'"m The @iss
more value TO manL;nai Or;
sures of our globe. -, sni ,0sn he n
abundant cause to b,es s" u '9r Wild,
a kind Providence: 4 ,u '',s o : IA
T TO be valued by PHYSICIAN, ,u'' 10
fore opposed it, who a,s AZ, Es@hs
signed to the 6e'o e1a :, many "a WHOM
GRAVE nj; a precious ~ ~ ne p1u
which has thoroughly sT a'a psSra,
in he Maieria .Wcd;s" '''' llle pa
itself TO I've the CoNars""'a anil lhnSI
iT Dose Of ,hc ' s oF PausI
drop; for children. = b ss,1Soaal've,hasI
a quarter drop. The d; shk,
method oftGkine fLe,e u a,',e'l'Hl =,
history of he Medie;nsr s .,'y ',rIs
Inrenior. '"D I" die
W- Price. Th,.
(s9,5O) per h,If a., .. ana one-iLal. |
Itappears bv ,hsc,I,.
to the public nv n, lowing ppg lor,n,s
the much talked Of M ,,ls,I" 7 u ,lss
ueeu what T. pIoicsses Ia Ie ~
Va'uaole medicine, worthytbp ~, y
VI ''e'F oo'lsu'npiIve person.
MATcuIpss
D,r,nS p ''' sANATEEl
Aoen, e. ,, ;;o",,,Np, the Geuas n
,h.. ;n,r,n.,.I lie C nl,gn'y InediciR, ~
,,Isas,,r.. ~ ~ I''elehe Of Germasyl n
no,,an, la ~ Publishing The lolloVY
Sar, VI ., ,ivli q respectable al
a,;,I 80, oN M"'cn Ne has fecsrd, n
80, ;', ay "'ne's o. similar chi,t|
O'0'''.'s 'h'eHlgence from w,
I1,v-,, b,,., .' ,",'s,, ~ salem, wiz \
sa,., e., ,, 'oee'"et WIN The sHassl
80, c,.,. ~ eminent Gerna n
San,,,;,.o 's'a''isll 'he ehrsr \
h;.,"r,' ~ .. Irine without Rls
a. W. ' S.
1851
| Iesiimony Nall
a letter from II. r. Sherva, y.
York.
DR.. s. Rorland. Sir.-,h,.,A. !.
July last, | accidentally notice. !.
the advertisement of Inc N,,,I'iI1'
for which ! perceived Won v ,,,'. =.
which protested 10 be a soye,.;", \!
CONSUMPTION. =
As nav wife was then fa,, w,.,;;..
this dreadful disease. and ~ ~, I /.
clan was daily and anx;onsIv III, i. j.
restore her 10 health withon, sp, ,..''i !.
over Ia his house and asked him Z \
objections 10 her taxing M, ~, !.
He replied. that abe was uert;,,Iv =.
Sherwood should take hat or n, -,
cine she nigh, choose. but he ,h,..,,:
Do her no good. a, her Ivpr, ~, .
consuming and mo human men, =, i
Still. as a drowning ner,op will e,,,I !, ,
and the Sana,iye being recomu,,lIS !
physicians who had used !, n N, /.
she concluded 10 give il A ,ris e
purchased a vial. which she eouwrys
three times a dav giving free invI,nr
appetite according TO she dilriiE,.
suing this course. she mFtr,dsos,;l.,,
The first eight or len dams. But M
able 10 eat and drink freely, wiihOvt d
Inconvenience.
Within four weeks from her srt !
medicine. her feeble and wasted im
nut on new strength. and she has bra,
from day TO day until the present mo-
the utter astonishmon, Of or fauir 4
and friends. She il now eupyiur q
bic (thoueh not perGtc,) stale of5aA
~ y. ah',s, the hons and 10 ,tterI,I,
Mrs Sherwood and myarlfar lofh
the opinion, and 81 are all who E1 ~
markahlc case, that she ora her IN