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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-06

q ,fNo money is better SPENT says DR. Johnson,
sthan what is laid out in domestic satisfaction.
A man is pleased that his wife is dressed as wei
as other people, and the wife is pleased that She
is well dressed, This must have been said
when Mrs johnson had just worried the doctor
out of new gown. F' 'ifrE 7-1al ir hlr7845a I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-06

Scion enacted that children who did not main
tain Their parenis.in ell age, when in want,
should: be branded Ttb infamy andi lose the
from this rule those scrfekifen whom their pa
rents had taught no trade, .irsE. provided with
other means of procuring aEi@eihood,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-06

Have you Goldsnith's Greece" asked gen
tleman entering bookstore.-'No sir, but they
have some excellent bears oil in the next door,
replied the counter boy q 7a8ir1t~ru,y -HT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-06

When Mr----, was discharged from the
pastoral care of his Church, an old lady who
was very fond of him, in attempting 10 offer
consolation, addressed him as follows, 'Oh! Mr.
-, they may say what they've a mind to,
but think ash always dd.J think yoG re good
beautiful man, yes saint upon earth-not
quite equal to Christ, but full equal to A,,ti
Christ. ~ ~ VIZ 49, -.L----
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-06
PLEDGES BROKEN AND POWER
..ses I-h..,. q .AB USED. IA, .,.-,s ..s, "a. ia.
SPEECH OFF MAS SLADE,

! .II------l- h'---- OF VERMONT ~ ~
On the Bill making appropriations for the Civil d
Diplomatic expenses Of the Government for 1899.
Delivered in the House Representatives,
-... 81. ~. B.. February %. 1899. rr ss-. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

msn 10 raise money oy any kind Of taxation and lnen
- J;s,,hn,e i, among the States Nay more, Sir; oey
gor n show any authority in that sacred INSTRUMENT
;irr The Federal Government The authority 10 oePos
'e,s with the States for safe keeping No, SIR tne
ns NJ The Constitution frowns all this kino OF in
Sicion II is the true design Of the Constitution "
conf;ne The General and Stae Governments 10 'ne'i
own particular spheres. This distribution law mas 'a'
no other effect than 10 make the Governmen Temp"
rary beggar and 10 give 10 the States an unna'utal m
pulse towards increase OF banking capi'u 10 40.
extravasant appropriations. AS yet sr' nas
duced any collision between the General no'''"-. -,
and The States II is however, dangerous P'et.'I
on the statute book when its tendency 10 con'e', ~
State sovereianlies into mendicant corporations, ns
fo the crumbs that fall from the master laoie, Is '
fully wephed If you had iel, any oil these c"se'
sjles "a the sacred be bests IF the Constitution VIZ,
Give the 6nisbinr ornament 10 the ch'Tacer o. q" Wy
ripb, statesman. brought Up in the sch0"I oi 'S
de, NV imbued With the lone and feeling o n's"'
rirb pollician ;ou would have discussed TINS ose'u
ton law, with leaning OF principles agu'"s, "
YOU avowed it to be a choice between Two e''s' Wv r
q bIoa,ed Federal Treasury, and inc o'hef Tu ,s
doubtful expediency and doubtful power. im't W."
something to be urged on bath sides; ana uheei 'e
of The case honest men might nave u''"'
low unfortunate for vou in that you cannot nave
Ia those nure wa!trs of political rrgenrIai'on so essen
iioI n vnnr own and your counry's salvation VIII
concn1e This letter by rewarnin5 you; and 1t 'he sac
rifces YOU make the Sea'che oi all itar's are OF me
me- muure kind as those you bring 10 the altar oil your
couniry-wos be unto you.
With due respect,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
Hsichlnond, Tuesday, April 10.
SLING Of the HMgs!

1hs abinodon Statesman is entirely at fault-The
Encuirpr did 'denounce MIR. RiVes before 'ne "e'
nr of the Legislature. There was Iaucus OF ne An
;,;e,ra,icn members TO decide agalns' running MI II
&c senator "Lefore any communication had been received
from Mr. Rvcs, refusing to pledge h'nsP" TO inc sup
nor, Of the Administration in lis other measures i'm
The contrary in the very first Caucus ~hicn mfl, ""s
declared by several the strongest OF the administration
mon that if Alr had been found friendly TO the Al
iuis,ratinn other measures he would nave "o'aneu
,hcir vote and The vote of The Republican party.-So
puch the n e., the can't which lie and his conservative
and his WING friends making about The PT0SfriPhoh
he has sustained ir his independence bul "'a 10 ''
fact? ,,.;.
CRY of Prescriptions for his alleged Independence as Senator
Of the y. S. What, we ask, is Tie iac ne rr's'ofr'
hn-The Preside friends willing To re- elect him
Senator if in other respects they find him liberal ,f'rnu
10 the Administration Is this any Prescription Tor his
Jrd,pfndcne.2 MIR Riyes, the other hand, is mol
conen, 10 oppose this single measurebut goes Tor an
uncomproiisins hostility TO Mr.. Van Buren-ann ami.
a,es with the Wigs Where then in the Prescription
And who is The greatest proscrbcr:
wsh ' Edm 10 6sRcn's "s
Constituents Of Amherst in his Address, Tor his having
voted for air Rves. lie too Giants abont maintaining
the Independence Of the Senalc--nnd boldly asserts
that "lhe Administration seeking TO PROSTATE Mr
Rivps for his opposition Ia the Sub Treasury, &c e
happen TO know better than Mr. c., because we were
more behind the curtain than he was-nnd we know, that
Mr. R would hare been supported as The Senator, mol
whstandlng his opposition 10 The Sub Treasury II The
doubts of his attachment 10 the Administration could
have been removed. No, no-Mr. &. hits The truth
nearer when he says, "Not only very large majority
OF the Wings Of the Legislature, but an immense ma
iority of the Wings of Virginia. thought it best, under
Ire circumstances that Mr. Rives should he supported
OF this opon also the wiscst Of the party; rs
for example Judge Stanard, and Chapman Johnson HIM
self Out of Virginia, the Wings unanimously desired
Mr. Rves's election He included Mr. Clay, OF
course among these Whigs-nnd the reason why they
were in favor of Mr. Rves, boldly and unbIushns
~ nvowcd by their organ, Che r Wing itself) as w"
as their other prcsses-and that was from such high
rcspccl Us is now pretended for Senatorial lndepend-
encr Lu, from mere calculations Ct poLcy-viz 10 OBJ
tain The Of the Conservatives in order 10 cnry
the State a. the Spring Election, to PIT dozen The ldm
ui,iratiOu and To- elect MIR Clay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
Public sale oj The Meadsriiic Mills.


4 n CONFORMITY with decree of the Circnt Superior
day Of April 1899, shall sell the premises, the
town OF headsve, on the Isl day Of June next f fair
If no. on The next fair day. that very desirable property
belonging to the late Of James Addison d Co.,
and known as the Meadsville Mills
This is one Of The most eligible mill sites in the State
Of Virginia. situated ut the foot OF the great falls Of Ba
mister, in The heart OF country proverbaliy productive
Of corn and wheat with fall enough and water enough
for every species OF and spa
cous buildings, filled with and durable machinery
all recommend il strongly 10 the attention Of The judi
cious capitalist
On the premises first, large brick FIRE proof Mill
House, with pair Of live foot BLrrs land room enough
in The building for two additional pas) with the mos,
complete machinery for the manufacturing of -four
Second, separate spacious Mil House. containing
three pair of Stones and used Mill for grind
ing the wheat and corn the eghborhood.
Third, Plaster Mill, separate and distinct from the
other Mills, and in fine condition.
Fourth, Cotton Machine.
Fifth, Saw Mill.
Sixth, MilIers House and Office.
Attached to the premises 80 acres of Land, lying
on both sides Of the river.
1t is believed that no one will bid for this proper,y
without thorough and critical examination OF it, and
such an examination is specllnlly invited MIR james
Addison: living on The premises, will show the pro.
perry TO such as may call on him for the purpose
the sale is without reserve. The TERMS one two and
three years-bond 10 bear interest iiom the date with
personal security, and deed Of trust on the propertv
WILLIAM II. CLARK, Commissioner.
April 30 IIG-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
HALIFAX COUNTY.
String WooD, April 7th l2J3'

GenLfmcn-
Your favor of the Goth ult communicating the res'I'
tions adopted at a meeting of the Republican party %
the county Of Halifax held the March Court, "''
received the evening before sat out from Richmon0'
have delayed until reaching home that upon
further reflection my reply might be definite. :.
The appreciation Of my course in The Legislature I"
my constituents, is source Of sincere qualification
feel sensibly the obligations, that under 10 'hr -
tzens Of Halifax for their continued confidence a." +
support. And there is personal sacrifice "h'cn. ;
would not cheerfully make 10 accede to their wishes
But The health Of my family has been such Tor s""
time past, that have felt the urgen, necessity OF Ht
ing from public life. regret to inform you, 'haI p b
consideration still exists and imperious sense q" va
duty which owe 10 my family constants me 10 os'''
the nomination.
With sentiments of high esteem,
Your friend, &c, lang
JOHN R. EnMUNDs.
Messrs. R. Logan, W. Hughes, and j. B. C''f"'
Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

Thirty screen Cents far a R.fZOR
FENHE subscriber has received another supply of Thir.
"a iy-seven Cent RazoRs, and judging from the sue.
he has met with heretofore in selling Razors of the
same quality he calculates upon giving The public good
article for the above small sum.
E. P. NASH,
Petersburg, Va.
P. S.-l have now for sale splendid assortment Of
Piano FoRTEs. Persons disposed 10 order instruments
may be assured that they will have The very best select
ed for them, a, the same time much will be ex
ercised in the choice Of the exterior as possible
For Three Hundred, or Three Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars will furnish something of superior tone and very
handsomely hnished-and if very plain finish is desired
| will furnish them for still less than $500.
EP.N
April6 l0s-9if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
(Ficm he Norfolk Bcsccn, .3DrH27 }


FATAL DuEL.-lt is our painful duty To state That
duel vas fought yesterday the North Carolina line,
between J Scaw"i Jones Esq Of & and II. Wright
wilson Esq., of New York in which the latter was shc,
Through lhe body ana died the spnt The bail oi Mr.
Wilson nruzcd the temple Of Mr. Jones. We have rea-
know Of The high appreciation in which the char
actor and worth OF The Grccasrd held by him by
hose hand he las fallen and The bitter regret which c
feels That such step was deemed Indispensable
S,0t Of GOrcrnmtnt for Ttras The steamboat Cuba
arrived here yesterday from Galveston. The papfrs
brought by her of date not recent than those
received BY The Columbia private letter, however,
has been received from Houston, later than previous adj
vices, that gives important information respecting the
location Uf The scat ut Government The commissioners,
i, seems, have located the metropolis on the Colorado
river, point cGisd aeinn thirty miles above Bas
top, and ten miles bri"w the The situao"
is very fine in healthy, fertile region OF the country,
and the OF the arg" giant made by the Mex
lean Government Stephen F. Austin. There will be
great rush Of specualos and engranis to The spot
The Of The place IS 10 he changed 10 Austin which
the capital of II as sill hereafter bear in honor Of lis
illusitous founder ~ o. Bal'iin, -7prd Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

n. - lao. ~ his country II is matter OF history,
.n,esd ont in oot of living light upon the record not
me 10, or little of which be obera,ed whilst that
history lasts. rI,r.,
b. Iet rs calmly examine his acts in Congress. (he
nryer held an Executive appon,men and see whether
after having been fifteen 5) years in Congress taxing
prominent part in the discussion Of oil great ques."nI
Of National importance il he has by ms v"ts as
n, speechps alnos, invariably interpreted the C"ns'tu
ton literally and no, by implication. th'n 40 'eSP.''
fully submit, that he il nnl Fedeta!ist. "
Washing Ton, April Is, 1880
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
A REPUBLICAN VOTER OF hanover.

SnGd,a and ncciden'ni Dc"M We learn that on ues'
day evening last Mr. George Pollock 10 his death
in very sudden in Halifax county u" had lflt
his carriage 81 his plantations on the Roanoke,
ard had mounted young horse for the purpose o riding
our attempting to pass through The gale he horse BE-
came refractory and being struck by Mr. Pollock,
the horse reared upand fell back him, crushing him IN
such shocking manner 10 almost instantaneous
death T.c accident witnessed only by the Halle
boy that opened the g.!e who Immediately gave the
alarm. MIR Pn!.ock was qne Oh aged man, and one "i
tie wealhiest and most extensive landh"!ders IN The
Southern country and said 10 be The owner OF
500 slaves He had never been married.
TIA, JcrOuGh Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
(From the cOrrtspondent 'tne SaranHnh Georsian }
I,.pry's Ftrry Anil

Mv Dear Sr:-Gen Macnmh. presume you have
heard has arrived here and is empowered treat with
the Indians allowing them 10 remain III the territory
within prescribed limits As soon GO they become
Of this i. is thought that the will be at end.
They are rather tired Gift They have been prevented
from making hrircrors Of corn and their ammunition is
nearly exhausted
A pnriy Of Indians, some Is or 90, were met on The
Santa Fe river by party of volunteers, and
raj times e.. d There one killed, and one
negro taken by the whlles.-The Indians fred but
gun
Gen Macomb will leave shortly fer Fort King, more
in the interior of the Indian county Five companies
OF the I'd Dragons 10 leave shortly for the North
all ofthe 4,h Artillery, save company Capt. Harvey
Browns, have left for the North
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30
fppOintment Gu The President.

Appointment by The President.
Isaac S. PenDybacker, 70 be Judge Of The U. S''f'
TOR the district west of The Allegheny mountain, IN i
State of Virginia. lin The place Of Judge CaweIl ts
ceosed)
MIR Pennybacker was a member OF the late Coner'"
But the 10Th Legion will soon supply his place VIII
another good and true man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

w bio n,ner At Columbus (he Ohio State Journal which
has siev enlisted new Editor to conduct it) pledges
itself 70 The supoort H. Harrison, subject to the
decision Of ationu Conpention-bTt then Il insists
ha, b.l bod i,s session at un early day. and that
shall eowc FRESH FROM The PEOPLE. Delay in its con-
vocation or chicnney and in The selection
of its elements cannot tend 10 enhance lis uuy or give
authorv 10 lis decisions" Thus fhey S0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

TTtnrFa. .9TfNtS CVItciorJ
TOPARTNERSiilP NOTICE THE subscribers
~ having associa ed themselves together under the
firm Of GonnE & CuLErRS have taken the stand eleven
duors below the Old Market formerly occupied By John
Gcnde. deceased, Tor the purpose Of conducting gene.
raj Grocery Business. We intend keeping constantly
on hand the usual variety, and will every exeron
10 give entire satisfaction such as may favor with
call WE respectfully invite the former customers Of
John Gnode To examine our assortment, are de.
termne d 10 sell low for cash.
BENJAMIN Z. GOODE,
SAMUEL &. COLBURN.
April 30 1861
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

rk SALE-Two fine Jacks, years old, price geo Ia
o;her, 3!ears old P:icc 500.
LEWIS hill L CO.,
April 20 fllJ-h1 Genera! .9gents and Collectors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

We have not sought out the last Wing to give
mary of its articles We really have not room for line
to state its account current to expose it's dwelling
blunders We understand, however that as usual, its
contents are but "leaiher and prunea"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-30

We entertain perhaps liberal feelings for Mr. Hay
mond, the Wing candidate for the Congressional DIS
tIrt of M"nongalia as the Editor of the "Morgsn'o"n
Republican hImseIf-bul we cannot conceive bow II IS
possible for any Republican to wish him success IN the
present campaign. II would have been far better tor
'the Nj Republican" to "hdre remained silent, rS'he'
than abandon its Republican hammer What! profess I"
be"hIendy 10 Mr. v Buren,, and yet wish success 10
political opponent! We Do not nnde rstand such polite
or such beraty Our private feelings for MIR. h sh'A
never affect political afnes. Mr. Morgan haTIns
Withdrawn from the canvass, Mr. Sleenrod is the only
Republican candidate and il becomes the duty OF every
Republican in the District, 10 waive any little oheclfn
he may have, and rally and unite upon him We AK
the NJ Republican to reconsider the question: Snd take
the ground which becomes his name and his principles
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and Vrcin'r,
respectfully invited TO call at The Exchange Rea'
ing Room, and witness the operation Of Sc, OF suS
Machinery. Hours Of Exhibition from 10 o'clock 4
NJ, 2. r. Nj on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 3'a
Of April and lst Of May.
" We have not yet had the pleasure Of seeing VI
Gay, or his machnery-but we understand from io'
Norfolk and other papers, that it is emineny wo:lby
OF inspection. An able and respectable CorresPordh
recommends him TO US, es % the Inventor of Silk Ma
chinery which is calculated work wonders for extent
ing the culture of Sik-and esmabIe man, anu
one OF the most accomplished Machinsls this or any
other Country"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND COL Ds

Nervous diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia
bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, female weakness
and all causus Of hypochondriacs'n, iowsPirl's'
papilation of the heart nervous irrltablllty ner-
yops weakness, huor albus, seminal weakness
Indigestion, loss Of appetite, heart burn. Serera,
debility. bodily weakness. chlorosls or green
sickaess flatulency. hysterica iaIn'ngs., hys'er-
les. headaches, hiccup, sea sickness, night marc
rheumatism, asthma, tic douloureux' cralnp'
snasmodic affections, and those who are Vic'
tims TO that most excruciating disorder, Go't''
will find relief irem their sutferinss, a course o.
DR.. Evans meticlne.
Pains in the side, chest, limb. head. stomach
or back, di,nness orconiIsion of sight, alternate
finishes of heat and chiiness, tremor', watoh'
inrs, agitation, anxiety, bad dreaTs' Spasms
mercuraI and ali delicate diseases, are success
fully treated by Dr., Evans.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
A PUBLIC BLESSING /!
DIR. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS,
FOR THE CURE VI
CrVFp ANTI AGILE


Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Heartburn, Souruess or Acidlty in the Stomach
Head Ache, Pam in the Head, Back, Limbs and
Side, TIatulenoy, TyRh"s aud scaris: Fever
Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or iai"r'
mitting Fcvers, Gout, Rheumatism; LGImba16",
sciatica, Spamodic Affections, and Tic Dou'o'',
tsux, ConyuIsions of orChiIdrsn, Measles. Snail
pux' Hopping Cough, kctets, l'eethwg
Worms, Female Distinctions, Chlorosis o'
Green Sickness, aud Rejectious of Focd, lint
Cos,iveness, Collie, whether (lasulont or bilious
DIRECTIONS.
DUsE.-Tale from three totem pills, till the
ouera,c two or three times daily.
PmcE 25 CENTS Per Box.
Sold al 100 Chatham street, New-York,
Wholesale and Retail.
Where rpplica;ions for Agencies Medirne'
or Advertising, will meet with prompt utter
on.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
K1R. HUN
.,:CELEBRA'TED I'll
coHsuMPTIoA. Dtsp e sssI lsD n
: KER cosrISS Z sss e Y ~:

/. u. N. .n;;,yn,ent 81 :hasll aI md
/. naryiur thss iunction3 ot The 3'tses .az
i sss,.iaes and lungs, i,t'a sAkes9ssI
p,ate, through the nperatIbs{ "A Z e'''sk ~
receives 10 Erdwth, its ~ y
ce,, no longer be astoniAblpk II s,ss III,
nara arc d.rau2cd, aud taulIQI ssPassa RESs
:, mar ti,uctlons, the wlille NY .2e9 I
}. .so,nss disordersd. KnbN ste419 ~ g
and demonstrated fact, tN sils y,
.rUoe. bccroR TIuSr e n "a y
naii;,lv, sccJrdauie wlth IL lif gIlsly i
,hs Somach, Lungs ahd The Llysss ans vi s.3s ss
Ind healthy Il IN as tRe three seae ~ VA
nf health aud lite. For fhia purpose ms "
arc coo,pol;nded uf herhs, which strengthen anu @
.uali-. ,op aullon of the heart and give an I'M
mise or strength to the arterla, system u. us
: same time quicken ths action OF che. aoso'osu,
.rS d,scharripy vessels and 1as all -tha ssrte' q
,nu, ara drawn from the bload, any nor rtlio ae'
n ron which may have taken Gplacs' is re'l'oNep
all obslrucliDns are oyers9lns, ms niooo Is PstI
&ed and the body assumes'a hsatht'.l St'e'
1E,hsse pil give tons 10 the ssulnacn, ihcIedS'
= ,Sa anue,i, :, aud emasnt|y expel al aclu o
srh,d matter through,the exeetesso'y duo'.S =,
sl1....,os of iho7 10 +~e1s. - ln all casesp
T6hsd s.as ls,sdgcstion or Dyspepsia, Bllq
e,Affections,s s' Of Liver Complaints, Heartbuf
Sonrness or Acidity in the Stomao Tightue
at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick Head
che, Paln1n the Head, b ack, Limbs and SG
FlatIIency' h'gphus and Scarlet Fever, Putt
Eore Throat, Fever and Ague, or lntermltlii
Fevers, Gnut Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatic
Spasmodic Affections, and Tic DoIoureux, Co
WILSON'S Of Children, Measles, Small Pox, Hoo
lug Cough Rickcts, Teething, Worms, +
male Distinctions, Chlorosis Or Green Sic
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13

on short notice. Having q first rate Double
Cardng Machine and the best of Machinery for
Dressing Cloth together with an experienced
and skIIlu! workman, he ieels confident IN
saving that his customers may rest assured Of
having their work done in the best manner.
The prices for Cardng is 6 Ia cents per
I1.ound, and the prices for Cloth Dressing shall
be reasonable.
AN kinds of produce received in payment fol
work.-AN work must be paid for before taken
from The shop. Al kinds of Wood Turning
done on short notice.
Now phi'aSs'phs, May ,. 1892
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
handed to us by Mr. Van schsick, of Albany,
agily respectable member Of the community
nd whose ycrar,y cannot be doubted:
Mr.. sep,aglius Kendall, Of the town of Wes,
,erloo, county Of Albany, was for about u
years troubled with nervous and bilious n'Ies, G,
ton which for 7yea's rendered hm i'm unable ,ro" i"
wears of his illness was confined to the house
lIrs symptoms we've dizziness, pain in the hoa"
and side, laiPitaton of ;he heart, went OF aepo e
tte &c, Ahcr cxpending turiug his conilne'
mcn,, nearly three hundred dollars w'iHont on
,aining any permanent relief he by ncciden'
noticed ali advertisement Of d.. W. Evans
Camomile aud Aperiont Pills, and was conse
oueptly induced to make trial Of them. Ate
,isins them about fortnight, he WAS able II
walk out in four months he could attend lt
Adsincss, and considered his disease enl'reI!
removed The above information was gwen II
the subscriber by Mr. Kendall himself; theT
con, therefore he NJ deception.
STEPHEN VAN SGIIAlCK.