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GALLANTRY.

Our friend OF the Baltimore Sun SAYS
some very pretty things about the Ladies.
:" We pity The man who voluntarily shuns
the society Of vlrtuous females. He robs
hlmsef of lle's greatest enjoyment, aud of
lers hlmsef self lmoaied sacrifice al the
shrine of prejudice. He is like the trav.
eller, who would toll on his path Cypress.
ed and wear,ed with burden, yet would
churlshly reject assistance offered.
The friendship Of pure virtuous
woman, is the swee,enlng of misery's bitter
cup II Is OIL upon the waves of life's stormy
sea calming IFS troubled waters.
" We would say to all Young men, court
the society Of ladies': heed 10, the leers Of
silly paied wltllogs, disregard the tattle Of
Idle gosslps, but form as many female &C.
qlaintances as you can, strive 10 deserve
their friendship aud study to retain IT, and
YOU will not only find a true source of Ell
Joyment, but erect tor your defence bar
uer against the attacks OF dissipation aud
vice."
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FAIR Retort.-One of the most learn.
ed and witty Of very talented bench of
county Judges recently undertook to cheap.
en- The price allowed by the Board of So.
persIsors TO the Sheriff for boarding the
prisoners in jail. The worthy functlonary
declared that he could find those who would
contract TO board them at seven shllhngs a
head per week, and insisted that the price
allowed should not, therefore, exceed that
paltry sum. bysrander ap,ly remarked
IN reply, that he could easily find men who
would fill the worthy Judges seat upon the
bench, and do fs duties as well as he did,
for twenty fire cents day-ergo, that CON.
Pensatlon vas amply sufficient for his Judge
ship. The truth Of the proposition vas so
apparen; 10 the mind Of his Honor, that he
did not feel disposed to press the matter
furher.-Buf. Com Advertiser.
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j 5sd dream. ~hleh -, got al dream :
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4 Thief taken in.-Ac'ing on the wise
maxln,-" In peace, prepare for var, -
prudent shop keeper had block OF wood
cut to initiate a loaf of sugar, which he
wrapped up secundum arlem, and daily ex.
posed on hook at his shop door, among
other "slgus OF his business. day or
two ago the sveeienlng" vanished the
blotk was distracted How "cheap" the
thief must have felt when he united the
t"ine took off the .bre wrapper, aud gazed
on his prizr = Newbern Spectator.
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! r Holaon, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERNIS:

rUl, DOLLARS, il paid In advance.
-. Dollars and fiisy Cents, II not paid within
ss,ss pillars, if not paid until the end of the
,.oer disconiilsued until all a-resrages are
! ,,cspt al the opilon Of Che Editor.
/ - ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al One Dollar par
!, Ii6 lines or less, tAis sized fype) for the
;a.sr,ion, and o5 ocais FOR each continuance.
! Arrangements and Sheriff. Sales charged
| !, esr.. higher; and deduction Of 33B peT
!, I'M be made from the regular prices, for ad.
,.sr. by the ycss. Advertisements ordered 10
;,.,ds every puhlicstion--or inserted oihsr wise
srgularly, to be charged as new every insertion
AGENTS.
4. n. NJ. Cochrsn. Mseklenbu,g, NC.
II. W. Harris. Mill Grove, N. z.
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Hard money" is the name Of Post or
flee recently established in Steward coun
ty, Georgia.--Hurrah for the Benton hum
bug
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3.

Exchange at sight, on Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, 30 days, per cent prem; 20 days,
par and per cent premium.
Bask Checks on the North, | and | / pr CT prem.
North Carolina money, per ct discount,
Georgia Bank Bills, a ! per Ct discount.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
.ufSCELL.I.yEOUS.
From Bsasiey's Misse!!say.
CHARADE.


rr2, lady. Up 10 the tarfsns's height,
ICss. hr a. eys can slsain:
u. arc gslisrIsg spears and armour bright,
y pnsoa and plume--tis glofIons sight
10 he peaceful hiiIs and Plais.
las Iron ruis Of my rIssT hath passed,
j ths loved aaa tho brave avs retnsnea II 'sst
.wlth my srcosD .siIi close 10 bis isilhfulheari
|pabs 10, thy kn,ghs Is there;
b. sslssn sh,cld has repealed each dart
y. i've cruel sword has nos dared 10 par,.
|Tssss locks 30 soft and tair.
! plsdgs Al the siomsat al parting given.
aasG nsrey On earth. aad u<soy IN Heaven. +"
4 Peace ho4strS vain r rude voice said,
sae my wnoIx before % slaod
,ss. tor ,hoa sppsksss ~ ihs long since dead,
sag has that vsunsed pledge been red
! TIE gallaal wssfvs's bl9od g"
a.d--snd ere nighifal The .ady knew
lhe soFds el iae prophet Of ~ ~erc true.
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rrIGRAM.

ITso Sesten.u taking a SAX ,'o,hcT day,
Used cosbisr's shop, Rassr hIs name, Oh the
SAY.
|Shsld, In hi, shop. exclaimed ane, on mr. lise.
| = felew Is lostils IaiaaiHe his ~tlc.
F. ats,Akc, said h ssie {, 90 the hsgk hlsftiend
4 ,applug.
T a oaly ths Rs:or. veu see he IS HugPias.
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IMPORTANT OFFICIAL PAPER.

The following Message from the Pre-
sldeni Of The United States was COMM.
niealed 10 The House Of Representatives
on Wednesday last:
Ts tie House ef RsprsssRiaiirss efILs q Siaifs:
transmit. IN compliance with reso.
luton Of The House Of Representatives Of
The llih instant. reports from the Secre-
larIss ol State, Treasury. and War. with
the documents referred TO BY them re-
spectiTely. II will be seen that the out
RACES cammiusd on The Steam boat Sir
Robert Peel. under The British flag with
IN the waters Of The Uni:ed States. and
on the s.esmboa. Telegraph. under the
American flag al BrOekville, in Upper
Canada. have not been { lowed by any
demand. BY siIher Government on lie o.
Iher. for redress. These acts have been.
50 far, treated on each side as criminal
offences committed within the juristic.
ton Of tribunals competent 10 inquire in-
10 the facts, and 10 punish the persons
concerned IN them. Investigations have
been made. some Of the individuals incul
pated have been arrested, and prosecn-
linns are in progress, the result Of which
cannot he d"ubicd. The excited state Of
public feeling on the borders Of Canada.
on both sides Of the line. has occssioned
the most painful anxiety TO this Govern
n.enl. Every effort has beer, and will be
made 10 prevent the success Of the design
apparently formed, and in the course Of
execution, By Canadians who have found
refuge within our territory. aided BY
a few reckless persons Of our own coun-
try. 10 involve the nation in a var with
a neighboring and friendly Power. Such
design cannat succeed while the two
Governments appreciate and confidently
rely upon the good faith Of each other in
the performance Of their respective du.
lies. With fixed determination 10 use
all the meass in my power 10 put a speedy
and satisfactory termination TO The bor-
der troubles. have the most confident
assurances Of The cordial cooperation Of
the British authorities. a, home and in
the North American possessions, in the
accomplishment Of purpose so sincere
ly and earnestly desired BY the Govern.
mrnis and People both Of The United
States aud Great Britain.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
Washington. June 30, 1888.
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A CERTIFICATE

from three members OF the MEDICAL Pro.
FESSloN in Germany, in Europe.
We, the undersigned, practitioners Of
medicine in Germany. are well aware,
that by our cnurse We may forfeit the
friendship Of some Of The faculty, bu. not
Of its benevolent members. who are unin.
iluenced by selfish motives. Though we
shall refrain from an expression Of our o.
piDion, either of the soundness. or un-
s0Undness Of DIR. Goelicke's new doctrine,
we are happy TO say tia, We deem his
Ssna,ive tho valuable not to be generally
known: for what our eyes behold and our
ears hear, We must believe.
We hereby state, that when DR.. Louis
Ola Gnelicke first came before The Ger
ma: public. as the pretended discoverer
Of a new doctrine and new medicine.
we held him in the highest conlem;,i, be-
!:eving and openly pronounc,ng him to
be base impostor .ad the prince Of
quacks. But. Ca nearing SD much said
about VI: ;,anative. against and for il, we
were induced, from motives Of curiosity
merely, to make trial Of It's repl,ed virtues
upon a number of our most hopeless
patients; and we now deem il our bounden
duty (even at the expense Of our Sc, In
terest publicly TO acknowledges mighty
efficacy. in curing no, Only consumpiion.
but other fearful mala.,,ies, which we have
heretofore beloved incurable. Our con-
tempt fSs The discoverer OF this medicine
Vas al once swallowed up in our utter
astonishment al these unexpected results;
and as amends for our abuse of him. we
do frankly confess to the world, that we
believe him a philan,hropis,, who does
honor TO the profession and to our caun-
try, which gave him birth.
The recent adoption Of this medicine
into some Of our European Hospitals is q
suflicien, guaranty tina. il performs all its
promises. II needed not our testimony,
for wherever il is used, il is its own best
witness. HERMAN ETMULLER. NJ. ID.
WALTER VAN GAuLT. NJ. D.
ADoLPHUs WERNER, NJ. ID.
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CONSuMPTlON.
G0ELICKE'S
MatchIcss Sanatiye.

is obtained equally from the vegetable, animal
and mineral kingdoms. and thus possesses .
three fold power; and though designed as q re.
medy for Consumption solely. IL possessed cf q
mysterious Influence over nany diseases Of the
human system--is = medicine which begins To
be valued by Physicians. who are daily Wit.
messing its astonishing cures Of many whom
they had rcsigaed 10 tie grasp Of the Insalia.
bic Grave.
DOSE Of The Sanaiire, for adults, one
drop; Tor children. half drop: and Tor infants,
a quarter drops the direeiions explain the man.
ner "f taking half or quarter drop.
PRlCE-fhree and one third rix dol.
lars Use 50l per half ounce.
All persons who live in unhealthey climates,
whether hot or cold all operatives and Others
connected with manufactures, and oil who lead
sedeniaty and inaeiivelives. are exposed 10 va.
rious insidlaus maladies, which may be client.
ly preying upon thtir constitutions while their
cauntenanees wear the glow Of health. and
while they suspect no danger niPh"- -maladies
which an occasional use Of the Sanaiiye would
check in the bud.
The patient. while using the medicine. should
eat and drink lin kind. not quantity whatever
the APPErI Z dictates; and not be compelled
60 force down, against n:int. every medley
which the tendrrest friends aud kindest nurses
often imprudently recommend. NATURE Is
THE GREAT PHYSft IAN, tine doctor and
nurse only her scryan.s), and il we would profit
by her advice, we must adhere strictly 10 her
infailib!e recipe. u she or'cr frr the patient
water. potter. or hsck. obty her; il she disect
fish, S'wl eges or beef steak, regard her rOies.
IN other wurds, the patient should cat and
drink whatever his appetite erarss, not forget
Ing TO be temperate In all things"
IN burning fesers, mock not the patients
instructive call for conlinr drink by simply
rnoistenine % his parched lips; but place by
his bedside vessel Of water, put into his 10 nds
a cup, and let him siake his thirst at pleasure
THIS is reason, this is common sense; this is
nature.
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r7rn,y T. Nary ChrOn.

MAJOR Grnsl Macomb has been assign
ell by the Wa, Department. to the CONE
mand in person Of all our military forces
an the northern frontier: aud left Washing
ton on Tuesd;s evening with his abide
camp to establish his Head Quarters al
Sackel's llarblr.
The War Department has ordered two
steamboats, to te chartered-one on Lake
Erie and one on Lake Ontario-each to
be m,nned AMI armed. The boat on
Like Erie will lie placed under the COM
msnd Of Lieut.. ! r. Homans.
Nat. htsltigsncer.
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Washington. June 30, 1888.
Late from The Cherokee Country.

Late from the Cherokee Country.
From the Athens tTenn) Courier. June ..
Major Bennett, Psymasler U. s. Army,
has just returned 10 this place from FurI
Cas-, aud informs us tina, Gen. Scott is
al that post. who recently returned from
a tour in Georgia, aud from official &C.
counts there we're four thousand two
hundred Cherokecs collected, and every
reason to believe there are now quietly
collected about six thousand
Ills confidently believed no, more than
500 Of the Georgia Indians remain 10 be
collected.
The Tennessee Indians were voluntari-
ly coming IN on tie invitation Of the Com.
manding General, and there is nut a
doubt they nigh, soon be collected with
out the slightest violence or discontinue
tn the Indians.
Il is ascer.sined from all quarters tia,
the address oi Zen. Scott 10 the Indians,
together " it'll his general order, has had
The happies. effect in in'lucing them to
come in from oil quarters.
On the l2h instant the collection will
commence in The North Carolina and
Alabama Districts, and there is scarcely
a doubt that they will be collected in a
very short time, with the exception Of a
Few remote families; that. from the hu.
name aud conslderate treatment they have
received, they appear as perfectly recon
ciled as the state Of their case would ad
nit
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WAR, WARE. wAR,t,
rETwEEN
Physie ins and the Watchers ssnafirs.

rEraEEN
"Physie ins and the siatchiess ssnatixe.v
D. Why ore some 81 the Ame.isaa Fhvsic,nos
making such strong th;.Its 10 PUT DOW n fLs
Niatchless SanaiIv,7 Let the pubic unsw.r.
.. Why did the German physicians al fr,,
OPPOSE DR.. Gnchcke, and sfte.u ards ~.
knowledge him 30 be q GGEaT BENEFaC.
tor 10 mankind1 lie, the public answer.
;. What medicine HAS cured. rs eurirr. snd
WILL cure obstinate diseases With the phv.
sicians CANNor euIe7 Let facts answer.
Z What t'"d 81 apple trees are STONED
and GISBBEDi Let fsrmers answer.
. Why are physicians Consistently pELT.
ING the Sanatlve and saying nothing az n,s
OTHER medicinesi Lei their day book .,.
swer.
6. How did Or. Adams ATTEMPT 10 eon,;nc,
Mr. Webster, who had bought a phial Of the s..
native for member Uf his family, that a vss.
DANGEROUS mcdicin,? Let one Of ,he All.
ly papers answer. "lhe r,tent exper,men,
which Dr. Adams tried with the Na,chIe,s 9.
native, IN giving a large dose 10 deg. warn.
OUT KIIt.sc uiM, clear, proves that the Sas..
tie was made to CURE aud -. 10 MIL
=. Why do some Physicians SECRETlY
buy the sanaii"o aud MIX il with their own
medicines, which they use in their daily pr,e.
.,c.! Answer . that they may have The GRE.
VII W SShESs
s. Why is sick young man BELONGING a an.
oil the hrsl families IN Buston, now uslne m. s,.
native without letting the ATTENDING ri, .;e,,n
kNo" hf The recovery Of his he All. In vii
shortly a,swcr.
9. Why are physicians trying 10 pcr.u,s.
agents TO give Up SELLING The San.,,,.f A.
sser-thry know, u shoasd be for sale \. a..
cry town IN America, they waula he ohbe.s a.,
resort TO SOME OTHER BUSINESS :, sI.s
STaRyE. ~...-.. " s'se
10. Why viii the M.tehle., ssn.t;v, ,o.,
be the ONLY medicine Used throueho., ,sa
world! Let PHYSICIANS ansv er.
IL. Why did a cersain physician trv "a HIRE
an Editor Of paper so write ae.ia., H. So.
ahve' let his CONSCIENCE answer.
The above precious medicine fthe o,;.;o.,
discovery OF Dr. LoClS o. GoELIeKE. az
Germany is tor sale, wholesale and retail in
Boston, by D. S. ROWLAND, General AMER.
can Agent Tor the diseoverer. where nume,ou.
letters, certifying the good effects Of The medi.
cine, may be seen.
Also for sale by retail in mos. Of The town.
~ Ia places where there j. no Agent. tho
postmaster or any Siorekeeper who shall writo
I" the General Agent al Boston. will immed,.
ately be appointed an Agent.
CAB. B. LEA, .7gent,
= Mag ~.
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Advertisement.

TNIiE impossibility of carrying on the Watch
- man as il ought to be conducted while alb
sent on coIleciin. expeditions. aud the impos
sibiity of longer doing without the large a.
mount due me Tor six years OF labor, have de-
termined me TO sell the establishment at the
end of the present year. The subscription list
is about eight hunired, and on the increase, and
the job printing aud advertising good for at
least five hundred dollars year. A gentleman
of talents and sound Wing, shall have the
Paper on the most liberal terms. Iwould not
willingly let il 90 into any other service. An
early application is requested.
III. C.. JONES,
Editor and Proprietor.
June "a. &c
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means shirh lie various demands on our
small army leaEe a lhe disposal o. he
Commanding 6ehsEal. will doubtless be
done % crush The border bandilli. whose
sole object i thalof plunder and revenge.
y - possible. TOO, lhal the ineilers OF
liis gang may hope 70 produce by The
predatory warfare, general hostile feel
ing on The frontier, which may lead 10
difficulties which the respective Govern
menis may not be able 70 compose. To
prevent such mischief. no one, We are
confident, is better adapted than General
Mae0mb. l.IoL,
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Earthquuke.-A severe shock Of an
earthquake is said 10 have been distinctly
felt at Louisville on the 9Gh instant.
Snme respectable persons say that il
caused vibration Of Two or three inches
in the tops Of The houses. II was attend
ed by no little alarm, and many persons
rushed from their houses into the streets.
A sligh,er shock is said 10 have been
observed al the same time al Cincinnati.
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STATE OF NORrH-CAR0LIHi,
Orange Comps.
Cour, Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1888.

James Jackson cad ,oit. ma7
oiaers,
vs. Peti!ionsto Sell
Nm Robinson and Lis.y his Slaves.
riff. aad Mie5ael Ray and
.Naasykis irJe. J
TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
4 that the defendants in this case are not In
habitants Of this state: II is therefore ordered,
that publication be made in the HiI'sborough
Recorder, for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY. that UNI
less the said defendants appear at the NJ
term Of the Court OF Peas aad Qlar.sr SEES.
sions, to be hell Tor the county Sc Orange, at
the court house in tlillsbnr vdgh. on the fourth
Monday in August neSr, and then aud there
answer or demur,st the petition will be ia
ken pro cOaf.ssO and heard ca parts.
-. ]. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Price OF Adv. 81 SO 26 --ew
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Ia Ibis eounly. The following gsniIe-
men are befars the people as candidates
for seats in Ihe Stale Legislature, viz.
wings.
Staafs-IIush Waddsll. esq.
Commm0Hs - Willie r. Msngugl
William A. Graham. John Boon. and
Nathaniel ]. King. esqrs.
VAN BUREN,.
Snafs-Gsn. Juss ph Allison.
Communicated. John SIockard. Col.
Herhen Sims. Col. Benjamin I'rol!inger,
and Dr.. julius Braekrn.
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General Macors5.-That nothing may
be wanting within its power to prevent
collision on the frontier, the War DEPART
ment has ordered the first officer Of the
army to take charge of the force which is
drawn together to suppress the maraud-
i ~ parties on the Canada frontier, made
up Of tIisaiIccted Canadians, joined by a
few outlaws from our side of the line.
WhItcyer can b. effected by the limited
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IMPORTANT FROM THE FROM.
TIER,

IMPORTANT FROM THE FROM.
TIER.
The Albany Evening Journal states. on
the authority OF Mr.. J. w. Turner. De-
putty Marshal a, 0sweso, who arrived at
ALBANY on Monday, express from Lewis
Gown, that the Patriots Of u".sr Canada
have again made a rally on their own
soi!-hsving formed camp in Long
Swamp" Ian extensive. marsh lying
between Grand Island and Chippewa
Creek where they are now iorlIfying
themselves. The nucleus OF the force
was formed by refugees who crossed
over from The United States in parties Of
twenty or thirty al time. So as To evade
Brush vigilance, but volunteers are said
To be fl cking in 10 them from all quar-
tiers. The number enirenched when they
were discovered is supposed to be frnm
300 To 400. The alarm was Instantly
given, and an express sent of to Toronto
for a regular lorce to ex,irpate them
This news, says the Journal. is very
vague--we believe il comes by way Of
Toron,o--but we think il may be sub
sianrially relied upon. This evenings
Western mail will ei,her refule or confirm
it,
.4aoiher Rsport.--Exirac. from let
ter from p. e. Ell. Bother, esq. to a gem
theman in this city, dated q ieens!on,
lith June, 1898:
To-day the repor, is that the patriots
are kicking up another muss with Us, II
Is said lhs. they crossed last night below
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Tsslimony 10. !.
A letter fram II. y. Sherwood. csc. g y. rsEk
I I. Z Z Z Z


New YoFk. October ,. iesF.
Dr.. d. s. Rosrland, Sir: Aboua ths
middle af July last. ] seeidenily noiieed
in newspaper The adFeriisemsni 81 ihs
Mslehless Ssnsiise. fUr wbIeh peFeeir-
ed you xeTe agent. and xhieh proisssedi 10
be : sovereign remedy for Consumption.
As my vile Was then Issi wasting
away Nth This dreadful disesss. ana 90
our family physician vas daily sac anl-
ionsly endeaEoTing 10 restore her 70 health
without surcsss, I stepped OVER 20 hls
house. and asked him IL he had any OBJ
ieclions 90 her lskiRg this nsdpine. he
replied. that .. be uas perfectly sillins
Mrs. Sherwood should take that 90 ssy
other medicine she might choose, bot nc
thought IL could do her no good. - her
lungs rsrs rapidly cOnsuining and no
human means could sare her." Sui 40
. drowning persan will ealrh q straw
and The Sentative being rsenmmsnded by
three physicians aho had nsed 4 m iheir
practice, she concluded 10 give . Trial.
I sent aud purchased vial, which she
commenced taking three times . day.
giving free Indulgence 90 her appetite
according TO the dirssiions. BY purss-
ing this course. abe suffered sonsfderaciy
for the first tighf or fen asys. bni sss
shortly able 60 eat and drink fseriy. with
out tie least Inconvenience.
Within fnur weeks from hrr krsr nsIns
The medicine. her feeble and wasted frame
began 10 put on new strength. and che has
been gaining from day 10 day nniil ue
present moment. 10 the utter asionfshr
meni Of our family physician snd Friends
She is now enjoying eomioitsble
Though not perfeci) stale Of health. 70
able TO be about The house and 10 attend
church. a.. ...
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are both full
ly Of The opinion. and 50 are oil who know
her remarkable case, that she otres her hfs
10 The SanGfiUe alone; and IS there are
probably may consumptive persons IN the
United States. who have not yet heard Of
this medicine. measures ought speedily
TO be adopted 10 have il more generally
/ known.
! A number Of persons In this neighboy-
hood, | understand, are taking il for other
serious complaints, with very great benz
eft. Think of going 10 The South, with
my family. sometime This fall. and In case
| DO. ! will proclaim the virtues Of The
SanaliSe in that quarter; for although
some Of The physicians here are actively
opposed to il, do sincerely believe il sa-
we'd nv wife from an opening grave.
! IL you think this letter viii serve The
public good. you are al liberty 10 publish
it. Respectfully. &c.
| III. F. SHERWOOD.