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, 1840-10-17

WAGNER. BEArEv.-The Nashville (Tenn.)
Banner. of the Sd, SAYS
The famous horse Wagner was yesterday
beaten by Mr.. II. CIay's four year old fillv.
Gamma. four mile heats over the Nashville
Course. Time. 8-I2-S-2I. Track remark,
ably heavy. Last heat run during a storm.
The knowing ones say Wagner was out Of
condition. The FLY is considered a race
nag of superior merit. She beat Mary Winn
and others four mile heats at Columbia last
fall.
, 1840-10-17
ST. LOUIS MARKET-Oct. 8.

Bacon-Hams, 10; Hog round 7a3 scarce.
Beans-Market well supplied, and prices
have declined. We quote at 87idSf.
BuHer-lO to 12ic.-Good supply.
Bran3y-American 65a75; Cogniac 81
5Oa s.; Champagne S2aS3.
Bees. war-25 and scarce.
CaadIes-We quote sperm 48a5o; scarce
mould none; dipped 12al4-scarce.
Cotton YdrR-24 to %, sales. Good sup
ply.
Cofae-Havana green, 1914; Rio 1sa14
scarce. Java l6id13; St. Domingo l2a13c
in demand.
Segns-Melee 5ia6; per m. Hav. M.
15a2o; per Principe 2oa25. Good stock
on hand.
Co,dage Hemp bed cords S225: Grass
S3a3 so; Manila plough lines l %; Manila
rope 15al6 Hemp plough lines 81.
DOmestics-We quote for 3-4at Taste;
A at 1Oa12s.; plentiful supply.
Flour, "a 25 a So 90
Fish-No. 1. S19; No.2. II; Nos. IL
to 10; scarce-Cod fish, 81 0oaS2 25; Her
ring. II to IS plenty.
Fruu-Raisins NJ 2a2 IS; do NJ r 225
40 so. good supply. SIS Almonds 1918; H
Sdo 1OaI2i.
Furx &. Pclries-Shaved deer skins $50
IS; red and blue do 35a45; tall grey 2oa25.
winter grew I5a15; raccoons 75aS1 l2;mlnk
35a56: wild cat 80 ais; grey fox so, bear
skins Sla3. in demand; otter S5dS8-all
furs in great demand and rising.
Giin-we quote American 75c. Holland
81 50aI IS.
Grain-Corn in sacks 25a3oc; Wheat
Gid; Oats $3.50.
Hides. dry s; in demand
Hemp, 6 and scarce. g.
Lon-Bar &c; band 6; hoop 10 to12; round
and square 6 TO IL; sheet to IL, castings q.
Lari-8alO; scarce.
Lead.-S4 DC
MoIasses-The supply is large, on levee
we quote it at so by the quantity; S5aS7'
in stores.
NaHs-There is a good supply we quote
7a8; No 5. Q cents.
OH-Sperm Winter Strained l 35al so;
Summer strained | 2Oal 80; Tanners S2oa
2lper barrel; Linseed l Sal 25.
Pork-Fresh no sales, in Dbl. mess 18d-;
prime I5al6. no sales of any consequences.
Rice--5 l-2a6c. good supply; demand
limited.
Rum-N. o. 62ia75c; Jam. 81 5oal IS.
Sah-T 50a6si pr bush G A 2.5oa2;7S
per sack; Kenahawa soc; l.. B.S2a75a3 25.
SWgar-7i to 81 per hid.
Soap-Enstern No. l, 7a8; Cincinnati
G - I; good supply.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and
Kentucky, IOd25; Virginia e5d5o-good
supply. In hhds no sales.
Teas--Young Hyson 7Oa75; 6. P. and
Imperial 85aaO.
Tar Per Dbl sac; key 1a1 e5-good supply.
Whiskey-Sales made of raw whiskey %
a23-rectifed at IS and Notwithstanding.
WiRes-Prices vary but little from last
weeks quotations-we quote Sweet Malaga
IS; Tenerrlie. Stat so; Madeira, common
75c. best quality 81 75a2 so; Sherry S2dSs
Champagne SAILS.
, 1840-10-17

o. We are authorized to announce GIL
CHRIST PORTER. Esq, as a candidate
for reelection to the office Of Circuit Attor-
ney of this Judicial Circuit. The election to
be held the Ist Monday of November next.
, 1840-10-17

A FAIR rRoposrrIoH.-The Boston Post
saws: the wings fired one hundred guns yes
terdav. in honor of the result of the Maine
election. and then wanted the Democrats to
pay half the expense. for they said the victo-
nv seemed to hang between the two parties.
, 1840-10-17
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has taken out letters Of Administration on the
estate of John Cash, deceased, from the County
Court, of Pike Co. bearing date Sept. 9Th, 1910: all
persons, therefore, who have any claims against the
estate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for Allowance, within one
year from the date ofsaid letters, or they may be
p~recluded from having any benefit Of said estate, and
if such claim, are not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
JASPER sHoTwELL, Admir-
Oct. II, ls40-3t.
, 1840-10-17

To TAKE GREASE OUT OF SILK.--lfa little
powdered MAGNETISM be applied on the wrong
side OF silk. as soon as the spot be discover
ed, it Isl never failing remedy, the dark
spots disappearing as if by magic.
, 1840-10-17

BEAT THIS WHO cAx.-We were shown a beet n
few days since, raised in the garden OF Major Curry,
of this place, which weighed nineteen pounds.
, 1840-10-17
MAINE ELECTION.

The accounts from this state are still contradictory.
The Boston Post claims a majority for Fairfield, d.
of 104, whereas the wing papers claim Jos fol
Kent. There will be no knowing the truth until the
Legislature meets who have the right to decide 1t
il there is not a majority of the whole vote. Ths
members of Congress will probably stand A.
, 1840-10-17

ihe New fork Einancipator oil sept. u, coh'hih>
the following remarks concerning the late election in
Maine. This we suppose will put the question as to
the sentiments of the gentlemen named TO rest:
"Very unexpectedly to all parties. as we
suppose. the State cleo ion has resulted in
favor of the Wings. Gov. Fairfield, who
has never lost IN opportunity TO heap indig-
mites on the friends of abolition. retircS from
Office. and his place is filed by his predeces-
sor, Edward Kent. 4 brother of the well
known George Kent. of New Hampshire.
Mr.. Albert Smith. VI. c.. is succeeded by
William p. Fessenden. Esq. son Of Gen.
Samuel Fessenden. and Jealous abolition
lists. Mr.. Evans. (W.) is reelected. In Il
published letter to G. c. Waterman. Esq.
dated September l.. 1910. Mr.. Evans fully
admits the power OF Congress To abolish
slavery in the District of Columbia. to PROFIT
bit its introduction into the territories. and
TO suppress the slave trade between the
States.
We regret that Il more decisive move VA
not made before the election. to obtain OF
Mr.. Evans 4 copy Of Gen. HarriSon's late
letter to him respecting his earlv devoted,
ness to the abolition cauSe. Ihdt Letter
ought To be had before the Presidential elec'
tion-at any rate-or the reason why
1t is not generally known perhaps. that the
Cincinnati Phllanthropist was among the first
of the abolitionists to haul Of fran General
Harrison for his d~uplicity and double deal,
ing, and to propose IA separate ticket. There
existed a great diversity Of views among
that party as 10 the propsety of tins measure
and his paper was filled for some time with
communications pro and con. In that paper
of TIE 9th inst. the editor thus speaks of the
political opinions Of his correspondents:
sit is worthy of notice, that the cores
ponden,s of our paper who have hitherto ad'
vocated pro-slavery voting, have all been on
one side--all supporters of the claims OF
General Harrison; not one has even sqninted
at the propriety of sustaining Martin Van
Buren,. Wing abo!itionists, generally, we
presume, deem his pro-slavery a sufficient dis
qualification for office"
Will any man after this have the hardihood
to assert that Mr.. Van Buren, has friends
among this misguided sect?
, 1840-10-17

q The conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church has just terminated its session in st. Louis
The Rev. Horatio n. Wilbar will take charge of this
circuit for the ensuing year.
, 1840-10-17

AaAIS.-Dr. James r. Hayden, of Lincoln coun-
ty has sent Us an Irish Potatoe which weighs FOUR
pounds, and the whole crop of 60 bushels he supposes
will average at least two.
, 1840-10-17
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
- EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Troy
IL on the 7th October, 1910, which IT no
taken ont within three months will be sen
to the General Post Office as dead letters
Allen Carey Jennings John b.
Atkinson NJ. 2. Miss Kennedy Mary Miss
Bond Moses Kelseck Jos.
Brown Charles Knox James
Barber Charles kiser John
Brangon James Loving John
Block Emanuel Maroon John
Bass John Mckee Wm.
Bailey Saml Markham Betsy Ann
Carr Jonathan Moore james
Campbell p. ii. ,. O'Brian Emily
Cambell VIM. Owings James
Carter Thomas OwIngs Isaac
Copper John u. Perkins Abner
Cunningham Andrew Pierce John
Cunningham Alfred Pierce Dan 2
Chambers William Redman Lucinda
Care VIM. Rutland Jane 7.
Camps Jacob Robbins George 5
Conner Thomas J.. Rector Jane Miss
Canady John Rolf James ).
DRYDEN Littleton Read George
Davis S. NJ. Roberts Joseph
Doheriy James Stuart Robert
Dobins Armenius st. Victor A. B.
Duncan c. *. Smith Elizabeth
Earnes James Stuart J.
Farmer Samuel Turnbull NJ.
Parish w. III. Vaughn Mary Ann
Foster John ]. ? Whitehead Marble
Crosse Allen Ward John
Gowrine VIM. Welty Elijah
Howell Saml. Wheeler Charles
Helfrig Charles WoOdson II. ID. 2
Hutton WIN. S. WIilott Charles
Hawkins Edwd. Williams Elizabeth
Henry Francis Young George
J. 8. HUSTON, p. NJ.
October. 10-3t.
, 1840-10-17
| OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at New
AZ London on the 3O,h Sept. l840., which
# not taken out within three months will be
sent 10 the General Post Office as dead Letters.
Beaufort Abraham Jr Huston John
Barkley Mathew Jameson John
Ballard William Johnson wv .
Clark Hamilton Jones VIM
Cannon Neal Jewette Augustus
CLAW Charles S. Letford Jno
Caldwell Walter McCarty Benz
Cox Pleasant Miles 81
DonnalIy Mary Neal Jas
Drane Susan Ofett Eliza
Drewy Moses Pierce n
Emerson Hugh Penn Edmund
Elliott Jas Palmer Henry
Elliott Stephen E Oster Haul Hiram
Fields Silas HI Purdam A II
Frazier Thomas Rice Charles
Forel David Rutter John L
Fugate Reuben Rhodes Charles
IGlascock Asa Rails Caleb or V
OTHERS Keneen Rails County Clerk 5
GIascock Lenary Shaver George
GlascOck French Spaulding Robert
Gregory Thomas. Shelter Henry
Glascock Harrison Shelley Henry
GRAY BF finch John
Gull Belinda Miss Toller Lewis H
Gerard VIM Watson Jas 2
GrifIen Jas Watkins L We
Hamilton John Wright Uriel
Hern Arthur Williams Jas I
Hudson Pleasant Wright Jos 2
Harris S B Wright J A
Hitch Nathan 2 Williams Festurs
G. CLAYTON, P. NJ.
October lO-3t.
, 1840-10-17
LIST OF LETTERS,

n EMAINING in the PoSt-Oiice ut Louis
IL luna Mo-, on the 1st day of October.
1910, which if not taken out within three
months will be sent TO the General Post-Of-
Co ,s Da,d affairs.
, 1840-10-17
LIST OF

ID EMAINING in the Post-ofice at Bow
IL ling Green Pike County Mo-. on the
3o,h day Of September 1910, which if not
taken out within three months will be sent
the General Post-oflice as dead letters.
, 1840-10-17

JOB PRINTING
of erery description neatly crccutcd at this
oHce,
, 1840-10-17

O. K.-One Hibernian enquired Of an
other. what 80. H." at the head of a IIar-
rlson Hand Bill, meant, "Och," replied Pat.
sit means sthat ne is still in charge of his
Ould Keepers."-La Porte Herald.
, 1840-10-17

suffering, | cannot ~relinquish the hope that
your wisdom[a Wing Legislature will devise
some way of giving greater stability to the
local currency
And again:
"Experience has long since proved that a
METALLIC CURRENCY is least liable to
fluctuations, and it is TO be hoped the earli-
est opportunity will be seized TO RETURN TO
IT so far at least as TO RECTIFT THE PRES
Emf CREDIT SYSTEM OF PAPER CURRENCY, and
prevent its PERNIcroUs FLUCTUATIONS"
Ii will be recollected that this same John
Davis is now one of the leading wings ofthe
dav-a Senator, from Massachusetts. The
reader will discover by comparing these ex-
tracts. with the present slang whanging of
the wings. how easy federalism can change
principles or positions, or oppose itself even
where it happened to be right, Tor the sake
of deception and party purposes.
THE Growth OF MIssoURi.-TSome idea
may be formed of the rapidity with which our
State is populating. by looking at tie 'ncreas'
ed vote of the State in the last eight years.
In 1899 the candidates for Governor, iiull
and Dunklin, only received seventeen thou
sand three hundred and fifty six votes. In
1886 Boggs and Ashley received twenty ST.
ven thousand three hundred and seventy
two votes, and in the present year the vote
for Reynolds and Clark is nearly ffty-two
thousand, showing an increase Of about thir-
%ty-!our thousand five hundred votes in the
last eight years. If our population has in
creased in the same ratio as our votes, the
next apportionment will give us seven or
eight representatives in Congress. At pre-
sent we have but two.-BuNetin.
, 1840-10-17
Is under IT commenced.

The cause which are now in operation
will, if they be not interfered with by wing,
gerry, impart to the country stable prosperity.
, 1840-10-17

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Troy
IL on the 18th October, 1910, which 1t moi
taken ont within three months will be sen
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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40 THE i'UISI.IC.


EnR. .. Z. A. BRAIHERD having been in
~ the regular practice Of medicine for the last hi
teen years, aud thereby gained extensive knowledge
In the science of medicinal operations, is induced,
through the s0cii lions of numerous friends 10 offer
the public his PURELY VEGEI ABLE PILLS, iii
the use OF which THOUSANDS have been cured from N
aaMAToEy and other diseases of long standing. He
trusts tney will not he taken quack medicine, he
fully su5stantidte lis character and kcwisc,
that of the medicine by those individuals who have II
ken H. with the decided benefit and rel TO their
suteTings.
That The most prominent feature in all diseases orgl-
mates from deranged state of the BOWELS cannot be
denied, and as these Pills have bcen used for many
years producing the HUst sautary effect he Is hcFcure
inclined throw himself before generous public, con
fdent that fair trial viii insure that encouragement
which Ne ments
For testimonials of character DIR. Brainerd most re-
spectfuy refers the following medical gent =
Parker Cleaveand NJ. D., Professor otChems,ry and
Materia bfedca, at
Bdnei Oliver NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and PCac-
tice ofMediciRe
John D. Wells, M. D., Professor of Anatomy and Sur
gerry, . .
James McKeen. NJ. D.. Professor of Midwifery,
Boud0fn College Name.
Henry II. Childs. NJ D., Professor Of theory ard prac
tce of Medicine
Chester Dewy, NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry, Natu-
raj Philosoph nd Botany,
berkshire Medical LiStiLution, BASS.
N. d. No Druggist orApothocary will be appointed
agent under any circumstances whatever.
PRICE rs CENTS, SINGLE BOX-$2 FER OOZ.
DIR. BRAINERD's HEAD QUARTERS or sale of PURE
Ky VEGETABLE PILLS at tH-f s.rs
-. .. ..-.., ,.. No. 4, Lombard SITS
(Betwcen Calvert &Seuth st reefs
Baltimore, J uIy "a, 1910. 'eod6,
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COMPOUND SYRUP OFELAICED FLOSS
FENIa subscribers having purchased of tc late lnIE
d of hIr. Hutchins & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP or ICELAND MOSS. re-
specially inform the Druggists geseralIy. that t:cy in
tend preparing the medicine Tor sale wholesale at,re-
abeing satisfied from the results ofthe last iour years
Of its efficacy the almost of long sian ling
cases of OONSUMP1ION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms Of that disease if taken
in its ncipentstages also in Immediately aIordng relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud the
WHOOPIEG COUGH. They confidently recommend
ii to their retail customers medicine of real worth,
being very effectual perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations. tits prepared from mucase the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines cacu-
lated 10 act most hehefcia in all the above discusses;
also in cases night sweas produced by long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress 10 the
patient. ROBMTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
fz Conner Hanover AID Market ste.
For sale also by e. II. COLEMAN s. CO.,
tl 't1.t we ''e 40. I33 Market street,
..r And by SETH HANCE,
%. .--- b., s-. O.. Corner OF Pratt & Charles IL.
And by MACKENZIE s co.
ap 80 2awt Conner Of Gay s. Market SIS
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READ AND FsEELEC,F.
PICTORIAL. HONEY OF IIVERWORT.

a II season like the present. when, in consequence
Ia OF The rapidly varying changes of the weather. al
ternatEg from dry to moist, from hot to cold, coughs,
Ills, asthma, calarrh, &C. are daily becoming more
prevalent, remedy universally e1ectua in removing
all such complaints, is deserving Of especial attention
and recommendation Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable ingredients, composing lin addition TO the
herb from which il derives its nane) several others
equally valuable and restorative in their effects IS oheE
ed TO the community in the PICTORIAL. HONEY OF
tIiVERWORT, which since il was first presented to
the public by the proprietor has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy voluntarily rendered, the
originals fRany of which, by The leave Of the parties,
may be examined by all interested, at the store OF the
proprietor. fact. all of Colds, Coughs, Ash
ma, Influenza, Group, Whooping Coughs and every n2
nanmatory affection of the Chest and Lungs tue PEo
roRAL Honey IIvERwoRT stands ullfivalled, hay
ing IN every instance, when tile disease has been
oftbc most aggravated and virent kind efcctcda per
fec cure IL its continued, at least Afforded
a partial benefit to tho serer, which only required his
own perseverance, become perfect cure, Many
our most Respectable citizens have authorized The pro-
prietor communicate their names, eydencc Of The
truth the above STATEMENTS oa Interested enduirers.
iGy-Prepared by JAMES d. NOWGLL, New York.
and for sale by ROBERTS s. ATKINSON,
apps f Sol Agents for Baltimore.
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SONS OF AEFLICTToN LooM.,:

hR. VANDOH'S (fFoh Germany RESTORA-
NJ TIVE PILLS, a positive cure for Gonnrrhpa
Stubborn elects, &c.IIe superiority &C D, yandop;s
Restorative Pills over eve, utleP medicine yc deeov-
e[en icr ue Cure 0f Gonorrtse, Gee and other diseases
OF cusiatY passages, become every day evidens
their extraordinary deand and universal success
since their Introduction into the country, lot less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sold aud no instances
few days The composition of the Pills being entirely
different nom any vief Vi ;e kT::i, they are
warranted not to produce those unpcasan and not un
frequently dangerous symptoms so oftcne xperienccl
while taking copaya, cupebs, tupentne mercury and
that class of medicines usually resone to by the unsk
full in these complaints 1850
For sale only hlte undersigned who is the authorised
agea for this part of the country The confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
N. d. Persons at distance can he s,,nulied l, On,
ing the ready. Price 81 per Box 20
q. l., DUHtrR ST
- c"ffef OIL F.ati st. & Dugans' wharf
hihi" 1919 ~ lower end Marke Street.
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FH7IIIS Medicine had USED lpl more than seven
IL years before an effort was made to initiate it, =
The great demand and its wonderful success have ind
ced great number of persons TO initiate il in various
ways--upwaTds of fifty different mixtures have been got
up in imitation of it, which is convincing pruofof It's
being medicine of great value- Some selling Sar
saprla and other 1ups imposing them on the ignorant
for the Panacea NJ reduced prices others mixing the
gennine medicine with m0Iasses, &c, making bottles
out of ore thus retaining al its virtues; otlicrs
using the genuine anacea their bottles 10 perform
cures to obtain certificates to give their own reputa
uo &c aoi 70 nnre even resorted TO perjury These
.,,tony and authorizations have in many instances
ptoactc., the suffering Of patients IL diseases where
the ecnuine Swam's Panacc awould have proved M
s.ntly eicacinus. therefore deem duty owe e
public 10 assure them that the composition ofpy Pana-
cea is not known, nor il communicated TO any
other person in any way whatever; and that all other
mixtures represented 10 be mine, fraudulent I'M
positions. 'i
The GENUINE PANACEh may be had wholesale
and RETAIL at the prOpnetof's own prices of
ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON,
Late Henry Prices.
Sole Agents for Baltimore, at the of Baltimore
and Hanover streets. t'rr -ff
fR3-Who have also for sale SNYAIM'S VERAfIFtGE,
along with Which win be given pamphlet on the sub
ec of worms. i-.la r.
APP ~ 4 E.t -i.lfH ft3t naw
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HtOOPER'S COMfoI'ND M ,AfFTGC CON
INFECTION pleaasant, ceTlan. Sae. ard tfitetu
al remedy for GonorrGa ard elect lhs sta, nj predu
ration, combining all the medicinal writes OF Iiasoin
Copaiva and Cubebs. separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and objectionable properties, cCin
bined with the conpot extract of tTsaparfla with
several vegetable extracts Of grea efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable ever discoycIed-
and 1t combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
parIlla, puufes the blood, and removes in few days
very vestge Of Tie disease. Ii Is Particularly RECON-
mended in obstinate eases wtfe f otlier remedies
have failed The Confeeti0ns nn up in neat tin box
es, with full direetions-each box cGIitanIng silieen
effect perfect IN any ordinary case-Jeid when
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by :. 8 HANCE. corner Pratt S Charles sts.,
J. II. WARNE corner Eutaw aud Market sts.; and j
O.McCoRAiICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town.
PIicc Iet 10y r.-- .... A az lSd
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MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
l6AGlEBiGl.

HOO Bot4S Ss VII be n,Se s'ed TO sDs sS
anal 10 DIR. LEfDYiS BiEDIC.aTED EXTRACT
or S.9RS.7P.3RILL.9 II is positively the strongest
preparation in existence One bole of 1t is equal to SIX
pns OF the strongest syrup ta can he niade ana nun
erous individuals prepare from il syrup which they put
in bottles of different sizes and shapes, selling AS leT
preparation when in reality is the preparation OF DR.
ieily; the syrup being made from his extract, ceir
for which accompanies each bottle OF Dr. Lcdyf rGps
ration, whereby if syrup is wanted can be made
an expense of two dollars gallon without paying for II
the rate of so 10 70 cts bottle or eight TO ten dollars
gallon.
Dr.. Lcidy's Elircct of SdrsapGYid is unusually plea
SAINT 10 the taste, taken either by Itself glass of
water. 1t is useless here to speak of its medical virtues
as every man, woman and child who can read knows of
its efficacy its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers.
1t is particularly adapted To the spring and
seasons, being of purifying nature than any 9th
medicine ever discovered. It's character and Inca
cy is well known throughout the United States It being
ngencra use ana preferred 10 MI oers uroushut tle
South and West upwards Of ii 900 bottles having been
sold during the past II montes
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others
wei as full dirccuans accompanying each bottle
Extract of n letter from DIR. ]. B. Iianf. Mobile.
Extract of letter from Mr.. James c. Malsord highly
respectable Merchant of Baltinor ..
'liaving had frequent occasions 70 emplproy epara
tons of Sarsapdrila in my family during ule past ten
years, last year tried yours and tOundoEe Sotc equal
in efficacy to five of any other that ever uscd.'
Extract of letter from Mr. Sulford of Northampton.
'YOur Extract of Sarsabarla has performed wonders
with me, haycg restored me TO perfect health, though
forsix years afflicted have described you, and du
ring that time having tried almost every thing Il. as
having received skilul medical attendance, during
grea, portion of the time"
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could be added, but for the great expense
attending newspaper advertising.
Ii is prepared AID sold wholesale and retail at DIR.
Lcidys Health Emporium, No. 1871 North Second ST
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 18th ana Chesnutst.
F. Klett's do. do ID an CalioWhil SITS.
james Bonds do. do 10Th and Locuststs.
Longs ana A. Farers Drug Stores, Lancaster, and
throughout the United States.
Price 81 Bottle .-
Sold by r G. S, DUHURST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and traits
.t.-a.. Lower end OF Centre Market Spae,
ma d liati