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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21
ADDRESS.

Vhe year has elapsed since The Mississippi Fee
aS ooiege came into existence; one year, with its
As us anxletes and its tolls, has passed on, bear
~ iS unchangable account since we first aSsocl-
w ourselves together in the pursuit Of knowledge
oae year Of our youth has been consumed, and
"uefeln have We been profted? We trust our pre-
sIuS Tune has not been frurtessly wasted, or our
HOOr without advantage. Our friends have recent
Witnessed the proofs Of our Acquaintance with
%s several branches Of science to which we have
Ls,oeu our time, and directed our attention; they
seen the method pursued in order to discipline
~ miId and ut It for the duties and the trials OF
we trust their expectations with regard to
sSVancenent have been fully realized; and that
ea hlhd wishes, and more substantial proofs Of So
rsaue ior eur Success have not been lavished upon
-lggratelh hearts.
.or ourselves, on taking a retrospective view Of
our nrst Collegiate year, do not our hearts glow
~ ceilings of delight and satisfaction, as we re-
- sae steps we have taken in the paths Of know
- And will not the hours spent in the acqui-
T. W. " Intellectual wealth, be treasured by memo
s,sa - some Of the most delightful hours OF our ex
Eb;sss 10 my companions in this pursuit would
os,"y address myself I shall not speak of the i'm
snce OF education, believing you are already
M III, o. ls deep, and abiding influence but leave
SUBJECT for an ADLER pen, and more eloquent
aess % render full justice to its merits and mpor-
Il ~. isaall simply speak of the influence exerted
III. "ofd by woman, and of her duties in relation
av. = influence. Nature seems, by her gtlis. to
kbon,t ssehctly defined The stand which each sex
ne-s, O0cuPy' On man, she has bestowed strength,
b. en- 5v ana ambition, which prompt him to seek
H. bu upe over his ieIow-men; while on woman,
- as - avished those gentler qualities which are
aS ., e.ectaa IN enchanting the heart But woman
H. &c exercised more or less influence on the az
A.. We moral and political world, and, as that
Aas been ezsrtsd in the caase Of virtue
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

There are 4l,45s pensioners on the different
pension rolls in tho United States, as appears
from document communicated TO the House o
Representatives last week.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-21

VELocIry.-The planet Venus, one Of the near
est and most brilliant Ct the celestial bodies, anl
about the same size the earth, is found to NOV,
through the space of the armament al the rate o
thrty-six thousand miles an hour; motion tive
hundred times Swier than cannon ball. The We
loctes will appear more astonishing, il we consider
the magnitude of the bodies which are required e
carry them along in their course.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
prnllc.--ss.

AN ACT supplementary TO an act entitled "An act
concerning the Dsirctoi Columbia.
,yt.,c.s ~. present Judge Of The Otphaus Court,
,,N, f,r lie county Of Washington in the
District Of COLUMBIA, is. by reason q age ana an
,ndrnjty. Disqualified dr the due aud proper u!s-
cian,e 81 Inc duties of his Office;
BE Il enacted By fhe Senate and Hoh" q ne
pre,sntatirts of The United States 81 4mfr'ee IN
Congress, assfmbled, That there ehall be aPpG ~.
ed Il, AMI Tor the county Of Washington On I'd,
ditnnaI Judge ct the Orphans Court who shan
lake On oath for the laithnl and impartial discharge
Of he duties 81 hs office and who sta' have ihe
same power, perform tie same dulles ana receive
Tie NE salary, as are exercised, pcrlormsd ana
received by tie present Judge Of the said Orphans
Court,
SIC. .. Ind b. il further enacted, That dur.
inn the ite Of continuance in Office 81 the present
Judne VI the end Orphans Court, the powers ~
the said Orp8an>'s Court Shall be vested ~ ths
aid two Judges piuty, o. may he exercised ny
the said additional Jujae separately, MS provides IN
the foregoing stclian; and that after The death q
resignation Of lie p,escnt Judge tie said Orphans
| Count shall consist OF single Judge as heretofore.
Approved May a5th, 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

rHE room vorERs $3.50
They knew tat | was poor,
Ard they thought thai was bare.
Ard wnnld readily endure
10 he covered with disgroct -
They Judged me Of thel' tribe
Who on dirty mamman doie.
So they Offered lue a babe
For my vote, Toys. vote
q shamc upou my beuers,
WHO would my conscience buy
But stall wear THEN fptHtie
Nh |, indeed, not j
Nv vote ~ Is not mine
10 do with az viii,
To cast like pearls TO swine,
10 these WsIiowers in III
Ii is my country's due,
And III give it while can
To the honest and the true,
Like man, boys, man.
o shame upon my bet'crs, Sc
No, no, I'll lold my yolo
Asa treasure aud trusts
Nv d@honor none shall quote
When I'm mingled with the dust
And MY children, when I'm gone,
Shall be strengthened by Tie thought
That tier father was mol ono
To BE- bought boys, bought
o shame upon my beters, &c.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
ny AUTHORIT :.
Laws or TIM USrrsD srAaTs. FAsstS - r''E &C
o,n .-s.,ox as rwr r1rrSr1 -FIFTH Co7eHEas-

Laws or rHr USrTED SrAlTs, FAssaR ~ TIE sle-
o,n ,.s,,ox o. rur r,srsrl -EiFEH eoseaEaa-
(PvstIc.-So. Is
AN ACT U11kgng appropriations Tor .,e eo",
ton az the Cunts and road N Oa'o, 'a aa1
Illinois, and Cor other purposes.
Re il enacted by TIE Ssna's and Horse o ne
prssepiafirss Of iAt United States u .iE'efaeai "
tConryfs, asstmbIed. That The ialowlng SUNS q
nsnSy h.. and thr sane ave hereby, appropriated.
h be pad ont Of any me ueys IN tie THasaTy "a
appropriated, Ia wit
For The continuation Of tlse C0nbefland roae :"
the State Of Ohio, the sum d one hundred ana i''s
thou land dollars ,..
For fhc continuation Of the Camberiahd raad ~
the State OF Indiana, the SOM nj ore huhufsu sho
6ny thousand dollars. including BRIDGES.
For the continuation nl tile CumbsFtShn f1aa N
the Safe Of Illinois, the sum OF one hunufsu az"
6ltv thousand dollars. -
For the completion &C tie bridge over DumAps
creek. On The Cumberland rad, ~ The otale y
PENNSYLVANIA the SUM If nine thousand ao'afsi
which said appropriations re made upon he same
terms. ana shan he subject 70 Oh the provisions
condaH4os, restrictions and limitations, ionehag
,if,3ij,fs t,sY the Cu,aAetand road, conialhea
IN lie ACT rntlt,ed.An bci 10 provide Tor con'lha-
nt tic construction aud for the repair o. cefiath
roads, and Tor other purposes during tie wear
| eighteen hundred mp ihuiF-seve, appeovtu On
the third day OF March, one Wonsand eishi Gg0-
drcd aud thi>tS seven.
Approved, May 25ih 1888,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
SONG OF THE ANCIENT cHocrAws.

SONG OF The AhllEHi ChuN RAMS
slew the chief of the Musknkee,'
And burnt his squaw al a blasted tree,
By his hind legs tied up his cur
He had no time to londle her,
Hoo, hoo! honl the Muskokee,
Wall! wah! wah! the blasted tree
| stripped his skull al naked and bare,
And here's his scalp with his luft Of hair,
HIS flesh is in the panther's nav;
His bloody bones the wolf doth gnaw.
Chorus. sc.
A faggot from the blasted tree !!
Fired the lodge Of the Muskokee;
His sinews serve to string my bow,
When bent to lay my brethren low.
- Chorus, &c.
The Creek Indians.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

j rom lii0 itHbH On - ! isliiI ibFHlll.
Barr Polyrs-Thc county ha, tried a Z,
States Bank twice. Ga both occasions il did
no GOOD, and great deal Of evil. On both oo-
ca,on~, the people, after giving It far tral,
condemned ii.
The reasons fer that condemnation have been
gwen o,er and over again The people are ia-
mml with thom.
The monopoliy's desire such bank because
il is an engine O, immense power, and falls ma
urally mo helr hands BY means Of bank,
large enough and powerful enough, they can con-
roI the political powered the Government. For
# can nuke all the State banks its satellites
Ii can bankrupt the United States Treasury At
pleasure.
1t can make panics and presGres "to order"
with the utmost tacIlty.
Il can Danish gold and silver and give us The
exclusive paper currency whenever II pleasos.
II can govern the country without being lrou-
bled by the elective franchise. For none but the
wealthy are entitled to vote for bank directors.
There's 10 competition with the vulgar" there.
| Ii can lend money which II has moi got-lor II
passes is paper for money
It can make SIX per cent for It's stockholders
without etopoying any real capital At ALL
And What it does for itself It can enable all the
small banks in the country to do. For they are
al part and parcel Of the same concern. All
The system"
Wei H., IS what the bank party call "rcpulat.
inc the currency the credit SYSTEM" and n
on. Ii ali means substantially "lhc system o.
LIVING without labor"
Tie farmer ploughs and SOUS and feaps, ans
carries bis gram 10 malcL
The banker Signs little Bit Of paper called (
bank note, and gives It to HIM n exchange Tor It
The last operation is somewhat HE easiest. 80
Bn, il i the way IN which " the rich take care o
The poor therefore, they say give the flc
plenty Of baiks that they may do this great acl 9
munhcence
The democracy oppose this great project
They think tie banks are too thick already, an
that 10 create more would make things worse
That the bank austocfacy are not tue rist
hands 10 which to deposite unlimited power 10
: fee country.
That the money power Is least Of all 10 b
+. trusted.
} That there is already too much paper none
) afiaai-and the more banks the more paPef
/, The banks have now more paper out than thu
i can pay.
. What do the bark men propose as remed,
u More banks--anolhet United States Bank.
, They are bad dociors--they give The pale
: TOO much pIysic.
/; Uncle Sam was weI--they dosed him with p
! per pili, until he has gai SUBJECTED, and IS sick.
+ They now cry give him more Of the paper
i more Of the same physc--nore " hair Of 4
\ same dog"
/. We don't beIi,re in il no how
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

,r suroR SOY FAREWELL 70 MS MOI ~
- er,--s.as are set. the anchor weighed,
Al seward blows the gaze
r.,s.rs'i. ms friends, my village home,
To al long farewell.
~ go,bef, let no anxious thought
Tar me your mind employ
~ cd IN safety DER the deep
WH guide your sailor boy'
-. clmed the chesnut's lofty bongh;
rs prirkly store iocuH'
H., naw climb the taper mast
Thai crowns the rolling hull.
:, merry greenwood have heard
!" RI RI s;Ia winds rush ard rave
Bo, now they swell the Hutierihg SAIL
An curl the heavlng wave
M ucrs around cur cottage fire,
Al happy eveniide,
Ny little brother on my knee,
Nv siser at my SIDE;
No more loin my comrades gay,
Al sunset on the lea;
But watch the twilight stars come out,
Above the lonely sea.
am Z nile SaHof 10Y
But twelve years Old, lis true;
But can learn to reef and steer,
And all that sailors do.
Aud. mother, III remember now,
What oft you've said to me;
.nThe honest heart and busy hand
Can never luckleSs be"
And time flies last--in twelve years more
| may captain stand,
And guide gallant vessel home,
With wealth from foreign land,
Nv father dear, TO toll for us,
Is forced away 10 roam:
But, mother, then I'll toll for him,
And he shall bide at home.
And when his raven locks are white,
And your red cheek Is pale;
For both III steer the flying ship,
And spread the distant sail,
So, mother, never weep for me,
Butthink of all the Joy,
Wheu | come home a captain bold
And bless your sailor boy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01
PrBtTC, 1863.
PrELIC,-l13,
AN ACT 10 provide for paying certain pensions at


AN ACT 10 provide for paying certain pensiom al
Toera'o,Sa il ;he State Of Alahaina
Be Il enacted BY the Seastf and House Of lie
prtsenlatires Of he United States d .4mer'ea 70
Congress assembled, That The Secretary OF war
he and ne hereby is authorized and empowered 70
rase pension uaeucy at Tuscaloosa, IN The State
Of Alabama, lor lie payment Of pensioners o. the
United States resident n he counties q pickens,
sumter Fayeae SAeIby, Randolph and Iafadcgo,
ID he Stale Of Aabama: Pror,ded, That no sd-
diunal expense shall be incurred IN ue es'aol''n'
mem 81 sald pension agency
SIC. q lind be il ftahtr enacted, That the
Secretary u .he 'fFcasury be, and hereby =,
a,tbarlaed 10 make the necessary arrangement
for tie payment Of sad pensioners
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives..
w. Il. KING,
President Of The Senate, pro. tom
Approved, June 2slh, 1888. .
MARTIN VAN buren,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

bsEfARE yourselves for the great world as the
~ use 70 do for then exercises Of, IF mas
n 'aE exp'esslon) your mind aud your manners,
y =. 'lem The necessary suppleness and aexibli-
=, 'penth alone will not Do, as young people are
~ . Think Chesterfield,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

RlcuEs.-N What are theyl Wbb Is iichl 1,
i be who has fifty thousand dollars, Or on. mil
hon Of dolar,l Kings are helgars sometimes Gil
their thrones, aud metei ants whose ships float on
to lend. 10 M ueb i 10 want for nolhng--to
have 10 ai.hes which he cannot giunfy; aud tho
tern. "geuIpa rich" should cot mean laying up
money, butrcHcnching onpetiluous desires. Ma
poeon, with tls imperIa. power was more slave
than common solder, who received a certain
stipend Il day, however mean. Wealth brings
wants. hills Oh hills, and Alps on AlPs Hlse."
II is Incompatible With true independence. Dl'
orencs was richer Than Alexander The ono
| hid all be desired in the warmth OF ihe sun; tho
other, thorough master Of world, Wept over
the nargowness of his power. Behold tie con,
| uasI!
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vol. D..
rur DEMOCRAT

,-s,,suEp EVERY SATURDAY 81
aruINGT0N & LES I E r
" ,I..l,-. of the United States Lars.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

ting nearer and uearer as lheY became more ca
yer. t'l their >k8lis, almost touching. came W'aN1
the evac, range Of Btn'S oAe and then Dem ne
ups and send, the ball 50 clean through n''''
thatu buried Itself in stNhue bemni 'ora''
Aud thar. Amk. was pretty well for lhe MI 'l,'
NJ lad or eighteen; and Bloody Zen mmS'h
never confessed 10 making better enc alter
ward"
The tourist. Who should now seek the scene
az M, adycntltc, would, pcrhapS, hook ~ van 'e'
,he graceful ese,.5 thai once marked The spot
The weeping willow, which was only 'a'aN
sapling when the Indians met their death beneath
It's fatal shade. was changed into on old a,'aN1G
trunk, with but one living braaeh when o'h ,''
II and ponderous VINE was fao'd9 S"''-'' !,
the life from this dccrepid limb. hr MY
growth or the native forest had haro'N 'o'',,''''
The improvements of the pioneer Tie va" ~
mails, IN drinking from the spung hard ~ "',
! dl>lo3ced the flat stones from IT. BRINK "a
/ weeds waved amid the spreading pool and me
| fox hld made his den in the rocky knoll upon
whose side once stood the settlers cabin OF THE
/ DEAD CLEARING.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-12-01

Whai you leave at your death, let il be wilhou.
controversy, else the lawyers will be your heirs.
FAsHIoN.-,ls37. "Dear Mother, you must let
me have fourteen yards in my new lfock-Alr5.
Thompson says site can't get par Of sleeves out
Of less than seven. And yon know, mother that a
dress would look bad with stinted sleeves. Dill you
see Mrs. Mixers new Dress, now awkward il look
ed-ihe sleeves all sc,imped up, aud she had FIVE
yards ~ tiiem~-you must get lourtan mother"
1855. "Oh mother, do wish you would let me
rel my purple silk dress altered. those grea, sleeves
look 50 awkward and bungling, | positively can't
wear them, they are perfectly frightlu. Tight
small sleeves lock so neat and graceful
Oh .Aou hckls Goddess
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-09
The Victory WON,

A FTER long, tedious, and expensive expert
-A ment, DR.. Leidy has discovered method
whereby the virtue ofthe Sar8apariLa is extracted
so as to be formed into Pills aoihout destroying lis
efficacy.
Innumerable attempts have been made to accom-
psh this important object, but all failed. II is i'm
portant, because the Sarsapariia, as medicine, in
all diseases to which mankind is subject is product
are Of more real good than the whole catalogue Of
medicine in use.
Ask all respectable physicians the question:
what is the most eectual purifier of the blood, and
the most popular medicine usedl" they will answer
unanimously, SarSapGriAla. What better recon-.
nendation can be asked Z
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-09
"A New Landlord,
w a IN E o N u Ih9
npA No rNrT L L,
ORANGEVILLE,


Bloom Township, Columbia County, Pa.
FEHHE subscriber embraces this opportunity
E to inform his friends and the public in gem
era, that he has taken the house formerly occupied
by JACOB DOMBOY. He invites his friends
from Orangeville and travellers, to honor him with
their custom, and assures them that no pains shall
be spared to make their stay at his house as agreea
bic as possible.
HIS BAR
Shall at all times be supplied with the Best and
Choicest Liquors, and Tables shall be larded
with all the dclicaces the market afor1s--hs sta
bles shall be clean and airy and an attentive hoster
will at all times be ready and willing to take care
Of the horses. A variety oftho latest and most in
teresting newspapers shall be procured to wait the
pleasure of his customers In short nothing shall
be left undono to deserve liberal share of the public
patronage. SAMUEL KICKER.
Oungeyille April %, 1888.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-06-09
PREMONITARY HINTS,


AND IMPORTANT INFORNATTON
Ed EADER, did you ever see confirmed Dys.
EG pcPtic, and learn his suncringsl Ifnot, suf.
hce 1t to say he Is pale, thin and ghastly looking
object his life apparently hanging by thread; he
is miserable and unhappy, his sullerngs indscrba-
bic.
Arc you much troubled with natulency, costive.
ness, sour eructahons arising from your stomach,
occasional want of appetite walcrblash bad taste
IN your mouth, or foul breath, pain or hcaviness
at your stomach sickness after eating, headache, dis
gust at your once layoite food, &c. If you are
much troubled with any of the foregoing symptoms
bring before you the picture of the Dyspeptic and
having resolved to remedy the consequences, im-
mediately procure
Dr.Le'dy'ST0nic &.Rnti-Dyspeptic Cordial
A never failing and efIicacious remedy for
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
And the whole train of affections resulting from dis
eases of the Liver Stomach and Intestines.
The above medicine is warranted free from mer-
curry or other IMMORAL preparations; it is composed
entirely Of vegetables, safe and easy to take, being
very pleasant to the TASTE Ii may be safely admin
stered to young and old, requiring but moderate re-
strctions in diet only.
Numerous testimonials have been from time to
time published; tsreput9u1n is so well known, fur
thcr comment upon its virtues is unnecessary, sui-
fec it to say TT HAS MEYER FAILED IN a SINGLE
INSTANCE. Further recommendations accompany
the directions around each bottle.
UTPrice One Dollar per bottle.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail at Dr.
Leidys Health Emporium, I'd street. below Vine,
No 1871.
Also Sold by
N c. SUODyae D-.,f
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LAND GURVAlgING0 so,
HADFN SMITH.

Respectfully informs the public, that he
is prepared to receive and execute orders in
the above line, and from his knowledge of
the art, having had extensive practice for
the last fifteen years, considers himself JUS
tilted in stating that he can give perfect sat
islaction to all who may employ him.
Typographical maps furnished according
to the latest improvement, in the handsom-
est and most correct manner, and levelling
Of every description faithfully performed.
Able assistants are engaged.
Orders LETT with the following persons
will meet with immediate attention.
Jalaes Taggart, Esp, Tamaqua.
S. B. Harmon, ESP, DanUWe.
John WeaDer, Esq, POtsUiHe,
John s. Ingram, Esq.,, BiOOmsJlrg.
Cornelius Conner, Esq, Mauch Chlnk
Tcnch c. Kinfzing, Esq. Catta1Oissa.
Cattawissa, Feb, /, 1895. 42-Gt
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DIR. LEIDY'S
SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD PH
Price, twenty-five Cents Box.

Price, Twenty-Five Gents a Box.
They must surely command preference, for they
are not composed of Sarsaparla alone, but contain
in a concentrated state, IN the form ofa pill, the
virtues of the principal ingredients contained in the
compound fluid, extracts syrups and other prepara-
tions of Sarsaparilla.
They are highly recommended by numerous ply
sicans and others, (see directions around each bot
tle) in
Rheumatic Affections, Ulce~ous sores ofthe nose
Schrofula Erysipelas, throat and body.
Jaundice, Heartburn Scaly Eruptions and
Diseases ofthe Liver,skin blotches of the skin.
bones and glands. Dry and watery pimples
Pain of the sides, along and pestules Of the
the back and spine o. face and body.
yer the region of the letter and ringworms
heart and stomach. Swellings and hardening
Inward fevers, bad taste of the glands Of the
in the mouth, foul breath neck, in the groins
Flatulency, Indigestion. breast &c.
Sour eructations and acid Stomach Coughs,
tiles of the stomach. Liver complaint.
Want of appetite. Waterbrash.
and all the whole train Of diseases resulting from
impurity Of the blood, constitutional diseases pro
duced by Mercury. or other minerals, or the conse
quence of Syphili Lues Venereal, &c.
For convenience OF taking as well as making bu
small bulk. being in fiat square boxes, convenien
for carrying in the pocket OF for travelling purposes
they must be preferable to all other preparations
Sarsapara.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail at DIR. Leidy'
HealthEmporium, End ncarV Inc street, Phiadephi,
For sale by d. S. TOBIAS.
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WONDERFUL CURES
Have been performed IN this city, and
throughout the country
lTEDTCaTED S.aRSP.4RILL,7.


nEING a concentrated fluid extract of sorspa.
ID rilla, combined with other vegetable extracts,
which renders it as medicine of great utility in the
cure of all diseases artsint from the impurities Of
The blood from indiscretions and mprudenCies in
life, and constitutional diseases formed or produced
by the mjudicious of mercury, arsenic bark, Or
gunine. In short it is an invaluable remedy for all
Rheumatic Affections, General Debility, Ulcerous
Sores, White Sweings, Diseases of the Liver and
Skin, liberated throat, Ulcers of the Nose Ca
ries of the diseases Of the Bones Scrofula Kings
Evil, Eryspelas st. Anthony's Fire, and all un-
pleasant and dangerous affections consequent to
Syphilis, Lucas Venereal, &.
So eiiectual has this medicine been in the cure Of
various diseases for which it is recommended, that
it is far superceding all other preparations Of Sarpa
rilla, Panacea &c.
1t is now employed by numerous physicians and
has been introduced by them into many hospitals,
infmarics, &c. throughout the United States
1t is preparation of greater strength (conse-
quently of greater efficacy than any other extract
now made, is also much cheaper, being but dol
lar per bottle; which is sufficient to make one Gal
ION Of Syrup of Sarspara, and is bought by diff
ferent druggists for that purpose.
Numerous certificates have been received and
published from time to time, but in consequence of
the great expense attending newspaper publication
of them, the most incredulous can be convinced of
the superior efficacy of DIR. Ledy's medcated Sars-
parilla, by calling at Leidy's Health Emporium"
No. l9l, North second stree below Vine, sign of
the Golden Eagle and Serpents, where certificates
and references be given to hundreds ofinstances
of the most remarkable cures ever performed by any
medicine.
Prepared only and sold Wholesale and Retail at
Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, I'd street, below
Vine, No l9l.
also SOLD By
d. S. TOBIAS.
Bloomsbury, June 2, 1888.