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"IteU yon achat, Mr., if yom don't stop Mis'ere
discussion, they'll tighten tile cords and split the
Union Odd Scarecrow.
DRAW the cords OF slavery closer" Let them
draw them coSer--another strain will snap them
asunder. They are incapable of being drawn
closer. The South deny the fact, moreover. They
say, some Of them, that they shall have to, if the
aboHtioniss don't stop discussion. Well, let them.
They won't long have any such cords TO draw.
They threaten to relax certain Cords that used to
bind them and the lubbcr' 10 Bunker North to-
gethcr-caed 'the Union They say they'll
dissolve that, if we don't lock up our speech. And
it scares our dough-laced editors as hawk scares
young turkeys. Dissolve the Union We have
no Union. The Constitution is torn to rags by
them. A New Hampshire citizen can't so to their
Sodomitish shores, but he must be seized by the
myrnidons of slavery and shut up in prison And
Il New Hampshire editors cringe TO the violation,
and say they have right to do it, and will
do it, if the incendaries here don't stop talking
about slavery. Base bctrayers of their
tinel trust! If the northern press were not slave
juded and debascd below southern contempt it
would teach these nsolent souI-mongersa whole
some lesson in this behalf The New Hampshire
press ought to roar with one incessant thunder
peal, like the White Hill tempest, at this daring
violation of Northern liberty. But it is coward
and cravcn-cre$t fallen. 1t does not dream of
honor or liberty. -HeraM Of Freedom.
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PO T R Y
From the Mass. Abolitionist.
The Chain.


Is il his daily toll that wrings,
From the slaves bosom, that deep sigh
Is it niggard fare that brings
That fear into his down-cast eye!
o, no by toll and humble fare
Earhs their strength-ther glory gain.
1t is because the slave must wear
HIS CHAIN.
Is it the sweat, fom every pore
That starts, and glistens in the sun,
As-the young cotton bending DER
His naked back falls upon1
Is it those drops that from his breast,
Into the thirsty furrows fall.
That scalds his soul--deny him rest,
And turn his cup of liz, to gall
No: for, that man with sweating brow
Shall eat his bread doth God ordan->
That the slaves spirit doth not bow =
1t is. his CHAIN.
Is It that scorGhing sand and skies
Upon his velvet skin have set
A hue, admitted in Beauty's eyes,
On Genoa's silks, or polished je'
No for his color was his pride,
When roaming Ger his native plains -
That hue, even here, can he abide,
But not his CHAIN.
Nor is it that his back and limbs
Are scored with many cash,
That his heart beeds, and his brain swims,
And the MAN dies beneath the lash.
For Balls priests, Carmel's slope,
Themselves with knives and lancets scored,
Till the blood spirted-in the hope
That he would hear whom they aiored.
And Christian Flagellants, their backs,
All naked, to the scourge have given;
And Martyrs to their stakes and racks
Have gone, Of choice, in hope of Heaven.
For here there was inward WILL
Here spake the SPIRIT, upwards tending
And, on the cloud-grt bosom still,
Hope threw her rainbow, heavenward bending.
But Will and Hope hath not the slave,
HIS bleeding spirit to sustain:
No he must drag on, to the grave,
HIS CHAIN.
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Gagging IN The Sabbath ScAool.-A friend in
forms us that not long since, in village in Onei-
da county, situated on the Sauquoit Creek, su-
perintendent of Sabbath School was explaining
the passage of Scripture which speaks of the
thirty pieces of silver for which Christ was
sold, and when stating from DR.. Clarke on that
passage that it was the price of slave" he was
ordered to be silent, as it was nothing more nor
less than species of abolition.-=Zion's Watch
man.
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WNULL SHAFTOED Riding Saddles new article and
h superior to any before offered for sale in this voin
tv ALSO doz. Common do. manufactured from first
rate Philadelphia Skrting, and by experienced work.
man, for sale by CUTLER & JOHNSON.
Montpelier, April 9th, 1889.
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The following Letter, just received illustrates in in
and scroous sweings and is another evidence Of
its effects alternative, in changing the action of the
gladular and absorbent systems and in renovatng the
constitution impaired by protracted disease although in
it may take considerable time (as it does for all
remedies which operate alternatives produce its full
and complete effects.
The accompanying remarks of Messrs Chesebrough s.
Leonard will show that the statement of Mr. Vredenburgh
entitled full confidence and is without exaggera
ton.
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From the Rec l. n: Sprague, Pastor Of the fourth
COngreg -'ional church, Hartford, Conn,
DR.. G. r. Phelps
SirFor several years past have found it well to keep
in my family bottle CT oil and other simple medi
cines and doubt Their timely has been greatly bene
ciul in preserving health. For time past have
made of your Compound Tomato Pills, substitute
for those medicines, and have been much pleased with
their mild yet effective operation, that they have become
our family medicine, while others have been laid aside
prefer them for myself and children any other medicine
have used the Irregularities of the stomach
and bowels Yours, &c. |. N. SPRAGUE.
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THE VOICE OF FREEDOM

bear free colored folks going on their o,om hook,
Just to inquire beforehand whether those they see
in the cabins are passengers on their Oaon account
Mass. A6olationiSt.
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Egyptian Emancipation,
Spirit of Frccdom--on
Oh pause not in thy flight ~

Another mighty blow is about to be stricken in
behal! of human liberty. Mahometan Egypt is
about to abolish slavery! Mehemet Ali, the sa-
gacious and far-sighted chieltain, whose genius
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ROME. April 27th. 1889.

HOME, April 9th, 1883.
G. r. Phelps, NJ. D.-Dear Si-Herewith send
you the statement of Mr. Andrew Vredenburgh, very
respectable farmer of this His is considered
very remarkable one, and his may be relied up
with the utmost confidence.
Your Pills have fully established themselves in this vi
cinv and the demand for them constantly increasing
If desirable, send you several other certificates of
cures effected by the of your Pills.
We remain yours, &c.
CHEsEBRoUGH & LEONARD.
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Second Letter from DIR. Eaton, dated BrookfeId, Ms.
March 20, 1889.
DR.. Phelps-Dcar Sr-Your Pills are in great demand;
have but few hand who has tax en- them but
perfectly satisfied with their beneficial effects in
ing disease, however long standing shall be at Hart
ford about the 18th of next month, and will bring with
number of certificates from persons of the first
probability, of which they have performed, some
ten twelve and of twenty years standing The last
mentioned is Mr. Luther Stowell of South Brookfeld
who has had carious ulcer of formidable kind and
has been day without bandagng his leg from the
foot to the knee His certificate shall bring with
Please send dozen boxes more, the eccpt Of
this, and ohlige, Yours, &c.
]. E, EATON.
ry, testimonials, mode of operations &c., pamphlets,
which may be had gratis Of all who sell these Pills
None genuine without the written signature of G,
r. Phelps, NJ. D., sole proprietor, Hartford. Conn.
CAUTlON-The Unprecedented popularity of these
Fills has induced several persons to prefix the of To-
mao Pills to their various preparations evidently with the
intention of deceving these enqung for Phelps Tomato
Pills The Public cannot be too cautious to avoid all these
anomalous Tomato Pills and Extracts of Tomato,
too particular observe that the original and only genuine
Compound Tomato Pals, signed by the frcprieter
G. r. PHELPS, NJ D., Hartford, Conn.
tEpORDERS directed to sILAS BURBANK, Jr or
G. W. BARKER, Montpelier, VI. General Agenst for
Washington Orange, Caledonia, Essex, Orleans, Franklin
Lamoie, Chittenden and Grand Isle Counties, will ba
promptly attended to-
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THOMAS JOHNSTON.
From a gentleman thigh respectabiRty ;-dated
81.

from gentleman OF NIGH TeSpectd6thty ;-ddted
New York, Nov 9th, 1885,
To r. G. Phelps,-Dear Sir Il have used your Com
pound Tomato Pills, the past season. for the Liver
plant and am happy to add with decided benefit and
therefore take great pleasure in recommending them
well from of gratitude to the benevolent Proprietor
with view of serving the of philanthropy from
of duty the public bearing my testimony
in favor of ths-the worlds invaluable medicine.
Six years since suffered from malady pronounced by
the opinion of council of hyscans, ehrOn
ic inflammation of the Liver and underwent skilfu
mercWial treatment being confined for many months
health though without apprehension that should
confirmed by of nearly all the symptoms of
this dreadful maady the past summer when accidentally
heard of your Pills, and learning something their prop
and characters and their rapidly increasing ceebr-
ty, resolved trying them. Feeling did, repug-
resorting again TO Calome and after Intellectually
and unsuccessfuly trying other medicines protesting
specific remedy for this complaint purchased box Of the
Messrs Sands Druggist William and Fulton streets
duly authorized agents they presenting me, TO accompa
ny the box, pamphlet containing specification, direc-
TONS SC. had not taken box of them before hap
PLY experienced their healing efficacy and curative effects
and that have given them a thorough trial,
checrfuy and unhesatingly pronounce them the very
best remedy extant for any arrangement or affection of the
Liver Spleen, Bilious .afections Paipitatton Of the
Heart Dyspepsia in any of its forms also good
family medicine, the best with which acquainted.
AT my recommendation and solicitation many of my
friends and acquaintance have taken them family med
icine, with perfect grant permission to use
this you please. Yours truly,
ISAAC w. AVERY, 179 William street
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new and valuable remedy for ali diseases
arising from impurities of the blood.
Morbid SecretiOns of the Liver
and stomach,
Also, SUBSTITUTE for CALOMEI, as a CATIIARTIC
in FEVERS, and all Bilious diseases, and
for ordinary Family Physc
This popular Medicine which has received such general
appreciation remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious and Acid
Stomachs, Jaundice, Heartburn, COstreneSs, Head
ache &c. &c., and which prescribed by many of the
respectable Physicians for sale by authorized Agents
in of the in the United States and at wholesale
by the Proprieors Hartford, Conn.
few only of the latest certificates be inserted here,
for others see large pamphlets just published,
New Haven Ohio, Dec 4th, 1888.
Gentlemen, -Seeng.the very high estimation held forth
by the Agent this section and by those who had the OPP
pounty of trying DIR. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills
and being under belief of the firm having restored healthy
secetons of the gandula system than by
ing the Tomato Apple vegetable have been induce
ed to try this medicine in various diseases. In the Autum
nal ntermittents prevalent in this section of the States,
have no doubt Dr. Phelps Compound Tomato Pills will, in
great measure, if not entirely Supersede the use Of CAL
oMEI" believe that in diseased liver they
prompt in their effect and efficient, Caome-l have
tried them in various other diseases, rheumatism, Dys
pepsia Jaundce, &C., with the happy effects. As
far my knowledge extends, have hesitancy in
ommendng them highly ualtable Family Medicine
Yours respectfully,
THOMAS JOHNSTON
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than uny oihet President has ever done.-IIe apes
The mannefs and fashions Of Royalty IN European
Counts dives more splendid eqnipage nneses in
greater fnmp, dresses III more gorgeous apparel
Than any President has ever done belore him. Aud
all his - simple democracy
hhi more. How does II happen that our demo.
cratic President has two II his son5to Eng land
We hear II suggested that their object might be
to learn !" useful tactics which tho Toy Editor
sal theti iahet had done beiote ihen while he was
IN England. Is TN tins way that we are TO have es
l'hished let Tins great continent "a ound and use
lnl dynasty - Perhaps the society Of The United
states was TOO vulgar and insipid Tor these young
Princes Of The blood, and hence They must leave the
bud oi Democracy, aud 20 to England, the land OF
Monarchy, where they could find Ct associates fyr
Their Royal pcrsonagcs.
These are grave subjects OF enquiry Cor the whole
American people. Lei IL be borne IN mind that every
profession made by Nj. Nan Buren, has been falsif.
cd b, his acts aud the conclusion inevitably follows
mai he iaenly assuming the eab Of democracy in
otdef that he may practice siill greater deception
upon the people. Instead of simple democracy, we
have the parade and show o monarchy insiead nf
economy we have extravaganza; instead OF ffeedo,u
~ our Thoughts AMI actions, we have intolerance
aud prescription; instead Of vnlne and inieeiii, in
pubic officers, we have dishonesty and nfonigaey n,
the extreme, IN short, give 10 tho President Tho
pomft over our money, according to hs Sub.r,ea-
snfN PLAN fof Which lie Is most anxiously seeking.
mud We shall have nothing le worthy the name OF ire
dun. All will be swallow ed up pfhu vortex II Ere
sldenllal usarr1lionsaud miHule
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FOE SALE,
4 'h'ssACT OF land.
Female School.

VIZ. subscriber proposes al the commencement
h ct his next session, which will be on Monday
the hrst Of July next, receiving into his School none
but FEMALE PUPILS, which he designs con
unulng, should the patronage received, Justify it.
Ills course will be comprehensive and thorough and
will embrace all the branches of Education which
are taught IN other Female Schools in Tins place
FERNS, per session Of five months:
Isl Gdss-Spellmg, Reading and Wi
ting, So "a,
end C1ass-E gll>h Grammar, Geog,a-
PLY, Arithmetic and History, ID 90
3r} Gass-Laiin, Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
aud Astronomy, 20 90
iaper, Ink Ne, llturnished) IS
Payment 10 bemale IN adranee. Pupils will be
received ii any time, though not for shorter period
thanN session from the lime OF receptions vaca-
ton of several weeks viii be given in the month of
August. At the end OF each session there will be
public examination,
SAM'L. d. TOMPkINS.
June > 6w
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~ S,SI' SIZE.

! pursuance Of deed oi Trust, mad and enter
ed into on the lsthoi December. ISIS and of re
cord III the Clerks office OF the Musings Guurtof the
Conpo,ation Of I.ynehbuS, by J.e,sc Clark, lor
ce,taln purposes thtfef ndmed, "ilI offer. at pub
lie Auction. To the highest bidder on SATURDAY. tie
l5h INST, IL front OF the Market House all the said
Cati,'s interest ia NEGRO WOMAN Shave,
by the name OF Frances. mentioned IN SAID deal
AGED about twenty -one years. This woman is SAID
20 he good seansfress and valuable house servant
and very likely. Terms made known on tie day Of
sale The iitlc Is believed TO be good, but acag as
trdsfte, vii convey only such llc vested in me
by sad deed vl trust II. DUNN1NGTON
june y Il5le
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VA +, the subscribers, having purchased Of Mr..
w Samuel ). Allen, of the State of New York
the exclusive righl an1 privilege, for the county OF
Campbell, in the STATE OF Virginia of making using
aud vending his newly invented Threshng machine
and horse power, in ard for the sad county.
are prepared to furnish all those wishing to purchase
Machines Of the above pattern. or tie privilege Of
n1ahln9 usin- and selling the sam, reasonable
terms by applying to either Of the subscribers living
IA hynchhars
We torenasn all and every person in this county.
from using .Ic above Machine, horse power. Or
nom infringing ou The patent in any shape Whatever
as the laN will be fgldly eniorcd against all such Of
tenders. SAMUEL BURCH,
\, y, TYREE.
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CO.N.uzsSI0.vE9.'s s.4x,x.of LISP

DURSUANT to decree OF the County Coun
u OF Campbell, pronounced in the Chanccty suit
OF Smart and others, Plaintiffs, against FarlsS and
others, Defendants. the undersigned Commissioner
therein named and appointed, will On The 18Th day
W July, icJ9, on the premises. expose To sale, hy
WY oil iubic auction Tor cash. the following Lands
situated in the County of Campbell, NOW occupied
ny William Cannada, to wit ~ acres subject 10
'he dover interest OF Mary Price, aIe Mary Farlss.
widow of Benj,min Fprlss deceased. Also 2ds
acres, being The balance OF the real belonging
10 the estate Of the said Benjamin Fariss deceased
Acting us Commissioner, the undersigned will ouly
convey to the purchaser purchasers, such llIle as
SVes,ed in him by sad decree.
JOHN FAHiSS. Com.
June t1SIv
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'" IL, a gsogsE AND aoT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LAND.

HsTRSuANT 10 decree Of the Circuit Superior
n Court Of Law and Chanceiy Tor the county Of
bedford, pronounced on the 7th day OF November,
1888, in a cause then IN sad count depending be
tween Joseph Flood, Plaintiff, and William A. Mi
nor, IN his own light, and as administrator Of Wi
liam Minor, deceased, Francis fuqua, John Fuq0a
and Polly his wife formerly Polly Minor, John
Stephens aud Catharine his wife, Robert Rees and
Nancy his Wife, and Cuharne Minor, William Mi.
nor, Elizabeth Minor, Willy Minor, Polly Minor,
John Wesley Boiling and Nancy his wife, Robert
Minor aud Frances Minor an infant under 81 years
,fage. by John A. Wharton, Esq. specially as.
signed her guardian and others, defendants. shall,
Jn the l0h day ofJuly next. on the premises, pro
coed sell the highest bidder, for cash, certain
tract of land whereof William Minor, dred seized,
lying from mile and a hall tntwo miles W est OF
the town of Liberty, IN the county Of Bedford, ad.
Joining the lands Of Col John w Holt AID others,
and containing goo AC isE 8. This land
being of goo! quality, situated in pleasant neigh
b rhood and nd accent To an improving village Is con
fdeHtly recommended 10 the attention OF purchasers
desiring a tact OF thai SIZE.
MARQUIS d. GRAY, Com.
Jnnn 6 wiw
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- 7 FNTTs
ROBERT TINSLEY, e.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,


Goth of May, 1899.
The parties interested in the foregoing order, are
hereby notified that have appointed the I9lh day
Of July next, carry sand order s.o effect which
day at he hour Of ten O'Clock IN the morning, they
are requested Ia attend at nay Office, AT Amherst
Court House, with copies OF Office papers, their ac-
counts and vouchers, prepared Tor examination and
settlement.
JAMES p. GARLAND, Com.
Nav 30 wlw
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,Fgc,gpFgjp Es..,c g,y &yyp.

fEAilE Subscriber has made arrangements to keep
II constantly ou hand supply Of FOUNTAIN
LINE Of the best. qaaty. Those wishing 10
purchase, can he sappIied with any quantity BY ap
plying at my Factory at the lower end OF main street
JOHN IlOCkADA1.
Jane > Is
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HAVE RECEIVED a large as
Nov. %

4 HAVE RECEIVED a large assortment OF
Roots and Shoes,
winch were purchased Tor CASH, under such cir
cumsiances as will enahIc me 10 suppl, wholesale
dealers as low, and probably lower than they usually
pay III Northern tincs.
Also, have on hand an extensive supply oil Fur
Russra Wool aud raIm-eai HATS, at pnces to
please those who purchase to sell agai0.' Whole
sale and retail purchasers are solicited TO give my
s,r,l an examination, JOHN &. MEEM.
May Is aw II ," -
4 SUPERIOR ARTICLE o, / 4 n " = . y l.
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latest French shape Corscsss.

EUST opened. a splendid stock OF the newest
- shape Corsetts, lfo0tte most celebrated laelor,
in Philadelphla, which will be sold how. iibe Fancy
store OF ANlfft I. fhiN'l
MHCh2I 10
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Dec. l..
soussvANTto:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OF the Circuit Superior Gouu Of Law aud
Chaneery, ior the equity Of Nelson. shall ON the
| lfh day al June next, on the premises. oller ul
sale. TO the highest bidder credit of one ~
and lhree Yeas, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
rro security, and La hen upon the property TO Sc
cure the purchase money,
l(v-s, a gEOGrSE AND gGI' Off,
iiiI IN tie town Of Lovoeston formerly oc H4iiiI
III cupcd by ohm piitchad -L.44A
The premises are in good repair aud very deslr-
able situation for private iamy.
HIRAM W. DAWSON, Com'r.
Nav wI14J
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4 E4Na4N, BY Old ST AIcEy, vii make NIs
next season, Al my stable in this place Pedigree,
Performances aud other particulars. in dnc season.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
H.
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Law Books &c.

LNlGllTll vol of Lcigh's Reports,
~ Davis's Criminal Law ton commn)
One superior copy Of Malia Edgewoith's w olhs,
in 10 vols.
Besides nueeious other Works.
Just received and for sale by
EDWARD ECIlOLS.
June 10 Is
M HAY T. . Rooms to rent above our store.
w PAYNE & GREGORY.
June 10 st
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TO YR.ssiEEEss>.
rNlIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eirhnnnh

1--WE NE of MsNlLCO ACtlESfnr Richmond.
will, unul further notice, leave at 6 o'clock,
T. VI, atriTe al Cumberland Courthouse by p
Leave Cumberland Courthouse after day light, and
arrive Al Richmond IN Time Tor the Northern cars
There as less might favti - HA Than ann either
LINE 10 richmond, aud Passengers for the Northern
Ghies, will find this as safe comfortable aud as ox
pedieni rs any other Line.
The iine lot Salem, Fmcastlc, Sweet Springs.
White Sulphur and Lcwisbnrg, leaves Monday .
wednesdays aud Fridays, connecting AT Salem with
the line 10 knoxville Nashville Nc., ard Al Lew.
Isburg with the line To Guyandolte. Om Teams and
Coaches are good our Drivers are careful and sober
ana 'he pf"phetarS VIII use every txe1ton please
their passengers. $. D.PArTESON X Go.
Apuill vim
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II = sHb1on below u communication received
from Ply sIcians WHO have VISITED these waters, aud
have had opportunities OF Judging u then efficacy
III Most Of the diseases above mrl}oG". Since that
sine, other rlysicaGs Of tmrruce have VISITED them
and would most cordially subscribe 10 tie opinions
contained III his COMMUNICATIONS. The unsurpassed
hedlihlness OF situation, salubrity OF climate, anal
beauty OF scenery, superadd additional inducements
10 the valelndluarian for giving tral TO these IN
valuable waters.
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" .luNE 23d, 1887.

" Dear Sir-Ilaving noticed in a late Nirrtnian,
that You again ready for The reception Of compl-
ny at Ie Bufaloe Springs, deeinit an act OF JUS
ice yourself and the public to express To YOU our
entire appreciation OF all YOU have SAID the sub
Iect OF ther icual virtues, ia tie diseases Won
have mentioned IN Nuur advertisement. and we
cheeriuly aud cordially subscribe 10 The Eci that.
50 far as we have been able to observe. lhcy are IN
surpassed in their efficacy, in diseases OF the stomach
aud bowels. We would fulher take occasion to cx-
press our sincerc wish, %lat your success may fully
equal the value Of your water aud Yum ludale e.
torts To accommodate .l>ots.
Nery sucetely, Nour friends.
II. p. MITCHELL
JOHN II. PATTESON.
ID. PATTERSON,
no. S. PAYNE.
RO. &. JENNINGS"
Inn,