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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-01
JULYI

The leading wings Of North and G.,
Troy, 10 give up The refugees in op.,,,,.
as they were supposed to be Dsmoe,.,
and no, only so, but were likely to d,;v.
Mr.. orn from the place, 50 ,ha, ,L.r
would lose his vote next fan. II "a a,
general opinion here, even of the vl;,.
themselves, that these men were III. d..
and abettors OF the armed band tina, e,o..
ed over TO kidnap American citizens, xh.
had been driven from Canada by fire.,
sword. And ! learlessly assert tba,ifh.
conduct Of the leading wings Of Trov u,r
be taken as specimen OF the whole p,r,
we, as Patriots, looking for the saly,,..
and redemption Of Canads, have M .,,,.
fear from American wings than from r.,
sh tories I! Their principles, Git they A.,
from their principles,) are in every ,,n,.
Of the word British /; and verify beG,,,
that the leading wings Of Troy, q rrioit.
in the belief that they are not m -
throughout the Union,) would rather a..
thi, Republic under The influence Of
Crown and Mtre, than 10 witness II.
overthrow Of British power, either n
Canada or the United
A REFUGEE.
Troy, w., June esd, 1910.
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and her daughter, and destroyed Az they
could lay their hands on, and then went
in pursuit 81 Plank. Gould, IN the mean
time, heard OF all this, made bis escape,
aud is safe on your side. Poor Plank saw
them coming and crept in below The cellar
door with his muskei. They destroyed
aud broke every thing at last commenced
on The cellar floor and struck the emo OF
his muskei. Poor fellow, he was taken
from bis hiding place and kept IN a house
oil next day, without any food, inirn-
ding to take him to Brock through the
night; but il has since come out that
their intention was To kill him. tso hap
pened that they had 10 pass the house OF
friend, and he begged Of them to go IN
and gel supper. In they went, and when
al tea the Young woman arose and flank
shouted, give me a rag In put on my sore
finger come and get IL, was The reply.
Up he started, and in place OF rag she
opened the door ont he went 10 the
woods, and made his escape. They then
commenced, broke down the house; went
into another house, that Of poor widow,
because she shouted, we'll done, Plank,
and destroyed every thing she was in pos
session OF. She now goes to the States.
| am afraid they will get no redress. Or.
Widmer has been very active, and says 1t
is the Sherfi's fault however, the consta-
bIes are off yesterday with warrant and
the handouts. .Macken-ie's Gazette.
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am sorry to have been obliged to Pc
This article against a eountryman, but ny
duty and my conscience babe me do
Let US expose, Mr.. Editor, moral ,urf-
tude and bad faith wherever we can ND
il. A lime will We, come when we shll
nav these men with their own coin.
have the honor 10 be,
Mr.. Editor, yours truly
TRUE BLUE
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Du Calvel's Letter to the Canadians.
Smiths History Of Canada.
UPpER-CANADA.

Vaughan, 18Th May ls4o.- Disturban-
ces are constantly taking place in the back
townships.-Old Mr.. Gould, the Quaker,
whose son was in Fort Henry, went TO
Toronto last week about a most disgrace
full affair. They had son who left this,
about the time of the breakout, for your
side, and as his name was not among the
list OF those to whom there was no mercy,
he came back last fall There was young
man OF the name of Plank an American,
who was a great friend of Goud's and
twenty OF the 0rsngemen came one night
determined to kill Plank, or take him pTis-
oner. Gould heard of it and determined
to rescue his friend, but while on the way,
through the woods, the party came 10
Gould's house in pursuit Of himself, broke
open the house aud pursued the old man
with loaded muskets, but he escaped.
They threatened TO stab the old woman
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Correspond enCe.
To the Editor Of the North american.
MONTREAL, 9th June 1910.

NtON AhLhL3 Shh chhS ~ 49,
You have undoubtedly been acquainted
with Theophiie DWort, who has been
seen for long time, about Burlington.
VT, where he used to call himself a
patriot refugee. You are not probably
ignorant of the fact that this same individ-
ual ran away from Montreal to Detroit,
Mich, in November 1887. AT the latter
place he established store at the expense
of his creditors. You know also that he
was cunning enough to impress on the
minds of his compatriots, that his flight
was occasioned by his implication in the
patriot affairs, when in fact private inter-
est was the real cause. You are also
aware that since his return TO Canada he
has boosted to some few patriots of Mont
real that he had expended large sums Of
money for patriot purposes. Those who
might have had some inclination to be-
ieve him on that score, may write to Dr..
Theer, he will tell the truth about it.
This mania Of imposing upon the public
mind, reminds me of story put forth by
the family and friends Of the late DR.. VAL
lee, who say that if the Doctors estate is
insolvent, it is because the doctor had lent
too much money to the patriots for encou-
raging the expedition of 1888. You know,
Mr.. Editor, as well as | do, how false
this assertion is. DR.. V's. generosity, as
well as that OF a great number OF other in
diyiduals here, and more particularly of
certain public institution, consisted in
mere promises of doing much. 1t is a
well known fact among the principal lead
ers of the movement Of 1888, that it failed
through the want of good faith on the part
of those who promised great deal, but
never performed. 1t would not be pol
itic now to. divulge all the circumstances
which are known TO many Of us, but the
time will yet come.
1t is most probable that you do not yet
know, Mr.. Editor, the object OF this let
ter. Well, sir, it is to expose to the
public another Of the many acts of mean
ness of Theophile Dufort. There was
some talk in this city Of raising a subscrip-
ton for the relief Of the wife and daughter
of our brave and excellent friend captain
P. H. MORN, who is now a slave in Van
Diemen's Land because he expressed his
feelings against tyranny. (There is no
need Of recalling to your memory how
many rich families are now reduced TO beg
gary in consequence Of the cruelty and
barbarity of the English Government I'M
der which we groan. In such circum-
stances it is not hnmiliating, believe, to
receive help from compatriots it is even
an imperions duty to assist one another.)
Well, sir, two gentlemen who had under
taken this noble and charitable work, call
ed on Mr.. Theophile Dufort. After all
the Boosting of that individual, you un-
doubtedly expect that he showed himself
humane, even generous. You are in er-
ror; after having kept the two gentlemen
waiting aboutan hour, he dismissed them
without, single copper and yet that in
dividual enjoys considerable estate, left
him by the late Mr.. SouIigny, and besides
that, he receives salary OF $500 year as
clerk in the Peoples Bank. " Birds of the
same feather" sc.
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PARTY OPPOSITION TO THE
PATRIOT CAUSE.
Reason hath los, her sway, l. passion rules

Men who were always considered warm
friends OF our cause, have iorsworn il lof-
ever, because We dared TO find IauI, with
their idol, and our enemy-because We are
not satisfied with the anli-republican con-
duct Of that ignoble soul who fills the Pres
idential chair Of free and independent
America. or his domestic policy we lave
nothing to say-but, of his foreign pOhy
j: becomes our duty, as sentinel upon
the waich-tower Of freedom, TO speak, and
to speak iearessy too, -unbiased by parry
prejudices. We have opened our mouth
TO warn the sons of freedom that .bsp is
an enemy uithin The calls and for this
honest discharge Of our duty towards
Canada, hundred daggers are aimed at
our heart; a thousand lasehoods /"
invented TO destroy US.
We are, kind reader, accused of lufn'
ing Wing We deny it, and challenge
for proof. Such an accusation is really 100
absurd for belief, and will never be credfso
by any candid man. Since we commenced
our Editorial labors, have we not had '0-
fcient proofs OF the illiberaI and no''e
feelings OF a certain class Of the wing ps''
" towards lis, when they had no of'''
excuse for their hostility, than The n''''
suspicion Of our being disposed to i"0
their political opponents 1t was une'p
erous and unkind OF them to urge iheh 'O'
picions upon our friends with the VIZ"
turn them from the support oil fS",'
paper. Such conduct is hCs' OPo" wv
American characier-and upon Ams''''
institutions. We have now 10 comps"
of similar conduct on the part oil 'ne WY
site party.
Swanton-(and who has not hs''
the Kingdom OF Swanton rs Eno""'
and near, as the very nursery Of PATRONS.
The voice OF its democratic InhaO''
swelled upon the breeze, and ec"O'O -
a thousand hills, in behalf oil The OPP ~,
Canadians. They gloried in ihe s'..,
name, and We'd with every o'he' -
on the frontier in aiding the Patron -
The greatest among them sWoIe !"
or fall with Us, in one grand eho'' =" "a
for Canada that blessed freedom " 80.
she is entitled, and Of which tn" - ~,
have but the shadow. Such sehr"
were proclaimed to the world, so o.,,ss
hailed as the Spirit of'7s. The
hailed their Authors as worm! ,h
| the revolutionary fathers. bH''
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. = . . . . .
DvANS' Family APERIENr PILLS A.. M,

NNANS ANIL APERlENr PILLS are pur.
IL y vegetable. composed with the s,ricte.t prec
ioa cot science and Of art; they never produce nausea
and are warranted TO cure the following diseases which
arise from impurities of the blood. viz.-Apopl.xv
Bilious affections. Coughs, Colds. liberated sore thna,
Scarlet Fever. Asthma, Cholera, Liver Complaint,
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Affections pecu
liar to females, and all those diseases Of what,oever
Kind, to which human nature is subject. where the
siomach In affected.
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS. & COLDS, Neryou.
diseases, liver complaint. dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
piles. ulcers, female weakness. and all cases Of hypo-
ehondriaciSn. low spirits. palpitation Of the heart. ner.
vous irritabiliiy. nervous weakness. Auor albus seminal
indigestion. loss OF appetite. heartburn, xen.
erai debility. bodily weakness. chlorosis or green sick.
iess. Aaiulency. hysterical fain,ines. mysteries, head.
'ches, h'ccup. sea sickness, night mare, rheumatism.
"thma. uc douloureux. cramp, s~pasmodie affections.
md those who are victims to that most circulating
disorder. Gour. will find rslief from their s~ufIerings by
course Of DIR, Evans medicine.
BeUdre Of Counferfeits-CAUTfoS: Be particular
in purchasing To sec that the label Of this Medicine
contains a notice Of its entry according 10 Act Of Con-
yress. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
nj 100 Chatham street, New-York, or from the REou-
LAR AGENTS. WIN. III. KING, Wheeiine.
nov %
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II NERVOUS & DEBILTTATED-DR.
EVANS, TONIC ~PILLS-Thep oMcrs OF l..

THE ERNOU * DEBlITTATED-DR
Il EVANS TONIC PILLS-The powers Of f.
vans Camonile Pills are such, that tho palpitating
he nrt. the tremulous hand, the dizzy eye and
the huitering mind. vanish before their effects
like noxious vapors before the benign influence OF
the morning sun. They have been long successfully
used for the cure Of intermittent. together with feven
of tho irregular nervous Kind, accompanied with Wis
ceral distractions.
This tonic medicine Is for nervous complaints. gen.
eral debility, Indigestion and its consequences. rs want
Of appetite. distension of the ST mach. scidiiy; unplea-
SAINT iaste in the mouth. rumbling noise in The bowels.
nervous symptoms. languor. when the mind becomes
irritable, desponding, thoughtful. melancholy. and de-
jected. Experimentation. consumption. dimncss Of
sight, delirum, and all other nervous affections, these
pulls will produce a safe and permanent cure.
Evans Pills were first introduced in America in 1885.
BeUore Of C9unte0e itS-CAUTioS.-Be particuiSr
IA purchasing to see that the label of this Medicine
contains a notice of its entry according 10 Act Of Con
gross. And be likewise particular in obtaining them
NJ 100 Chatham ST.. New-York. or from The regular
agent WIN. ii. KING. Wheeling.
nny %
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nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
- TERESTiNG AND ApPLlA ABLETo THE

Diseases Of the Stomach, or Nerr.s:
Such as Dyspepsia, either Chrome or Casual, un
der the worst symptoms of restlesSness, To Snes,
! of Saints. aud general Emaciation, COnsN npuor
whether of the Lungs or Liver, Liver affections
J~aund,ce, both Bllitary and Spasmodlc. cosuye
er Acute o. Chrome, together with Gout, Scrofuia
PANS IN the head, Back, Limbs, and side ,Typbus
Fever. Scarlet Fever, PuuId Sore throat, Fever
aud Ague. Sp ismodic Pllpitatcn OF ths Heart and
Arteries, Nervous lrrtabuity, Nervous Weakness,
Hys,erics. Tic DouloureuS, Cramps. Female OBJ
siructioss Heartburn, Headache, Cough, the Com
mon or Humid and the Dry or the WhOopins.
Asthma, Gravel, aud Droosy.
The Blood he's hitherto been considered BY
Empiers and others, as the great regulator OF the
humtn system, aud such is the devOredness of the
ddherents TO that erroneous doctrine. that they con-
tent them selves with the simple possession of this
faiiacious opinion. without e,nquiring INTO thepn-
mary sources from whence Life, Health. and Wig
our emana'e e, aud, rice rerSd, pain. sickness, disease
and death. Not 90 with pr Hunt, whose extern
~ research and practical experience 40 eminent
" qualify him for the profession of which he has
been one Of the most useful members. He con
iends-onn a moment's reflection will convince
anyreasoniug mind Of the correctness Of his we Tvs
thatthe stomach. liver, and the associated Organs
are the primarT aud great regulators of heslth. and
that the blood In very many instances - dependent
Oh N use organs, and that unless Hiedlclne reaches
the root Of the disease the superficial a~nodynes
usually prescribed, serve but rs foIts 10 cover the
ravages of deep rooted maladIes. Under these con-
vicuons. at the expense Of years of close aprlica-
non, the doctor has d scoverad n medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible, aud in prescribing
4 r. with a KIN ,wlsdge Gifts being n radical cure
ofthe various dis, ases already enumerated. even il
applied IN The most critical cases, bur he does not
pretend 10 ascrIbe 10
HUNTS PoTANIC PILLS
a supernatural agency, although from posl ~,
orsois within the knowledge Of hundreds, he ~ pre-
pared to show. that when every other earthly RENE
ny has been gwen up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC FILLS
haveu-ver been known TO fail IN efectIng two yery
" tlfying results, that Ct raising from the bed Oi
sickness and dlseuee those who have tested then
efficacy. and thus amply fewardirg Or. HHnt ion
MS long and anxious study 10 attain this per.ec-
ION in the Healing Art.
The exu anrdinary success which has attended Ia,
use of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IS the besi
'riteTion Of then superior virtues, They nav
been the means of raising a host of lancuisning "a
tie IT'S &, ON the lied OF affection. as Is clearly eyIn-
ced in the follow inR
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Az iaterestinF case 81 LOUNGES ofSpirifs, Nth q
rigLent Npls modic ALeciien.

An iRtercstinF CASE 81 LoUHsss ofSpirifs, Nth a
riJlent SpgSmodic Affection,
Mr.. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
years with extreme debility, togcthcr with a train
of symptoms generally termed nervous affections
md which perhaps, II would be impossible for the
zen Of the most learned physicians TO describe. In
his case the spasms m the stomach were so ire
quert and eNcTuciatng as nearly 90 deprive him
Of reason, pains m the '1bs, extending even TO
he fingers and toes, fat ulencc, sickness az the
stomach, and a general agitation Of the whole
Eysfem, insomuch thBta common incident render
vi the mind umid and sppreheusive. In order to
remove these distressing symptoms. aud restore
The constitution 20 lie former caergy a large pOr
ton Of medical skill had been exhausted without
were also unavailinR, and the mind aud body sp.
feared TO be devoted 10 a ruthless disease. In this
hopeless aud langWd situation, Mr.. Caldwell WAS
recommended q make trial Of Hunts Botanic Pills,
The effects Of which were visible IN = few days,
md by n continuance Of the medicine according
n, aud a sound state of heahh most happily es-
abUshsd. FRANCIS CALDWELL.
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The attention of'the customers OF
d.. 8 Gregory j. Co. is respectful
ly solicited to the following Brill
ant Schemes for October 40.
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MANAGERS OFF CE
D. s. Gregory & Go.
WHEELING. VA

Editors who publish for ID. 5. Gregory
& Co. are requested to insert tho follow
ing schemes for October.
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Corsuwp,ion CrroH.

Mr. Edward US Ell. was, IN las December. sue.
denly seized with cold shiyeurgH. which were sue.
caedcu by pains ~ every part Of Of the BODY. The
.pains continued severe until the month Of Nav.
when ne began 20 spit blood, this was shortly after
zuccccIc By = nackinF cough, swelling and PAIN
IN the chest, and the dIscharge Of blood irum tho
mOr's became cOnsidcrablci thcsc SYMPTOMS
WIN . 3 so often the messengera % sudden drstl
Voc. the course Of &C. ' weeks, followed h,
ttiCA vizCId suppuratiOn, mingled with blood Thu,
cirCum stance appeared TO give bun q temporary re
n ~ the cIush became '8ss troublesome and
creased 4 The hUdv was 30 wasted ~ sasuu.
on tho aurparar~Cs q one who hnsrrS in the las
stlgc - The physicians whoattcn
dsd wcrc satisfied iu their opwuOn, that no hop,
remained. and that further tualo f medicine yvoul,
be entirely ne less In his dire and forlOrn stat,
/ king q few boxes 0f the mcdi :inc be- has receive
n perfect cure. and has since cnioyed esrcIlen
I hetlth. Tire unexpected recovery It Mr.. Russ.V
I has astouished al hs rclauvss and friends. an,
n. tenders these lines 10 pT Hunt wtfh cverlns
ting gratitude. EDWARD RUSSELL.
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DE- McMAHoS. Of Ohio. will adde's tbs Tippe.
canoe Club at Tho City Hall on Friday evening ne.L
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An ersraordf,dTycrse Of RheumGti ism, Gcronya
MID NTH Diarrhata and Nsrrous debiliky

An ersrGordirdTycrse Of Rheumat ism, Gcromya-
MED 1ith DiGrrhaea and Nervous debility
Mr.. Joseph Hart, from being exposed 20 cold,
wac attacked with a most painful Rheumatic com.
plaint of the head, and neck, which continued with
distressing violence for several months The rrin-
opal SYMPTOMS were-u swelling and e1crucIatInc
pain IN a the joints, AID an entire loss OF their
use: both the pain and the fever generally suffered
an increase m the evening, The pans were Increas
ed on the slightest motion, and were more sever,
IN the night time. A constant dIarrhaca, winch
produced its general consequeBces-tfatulBncy, low
ness OF spirits, and general wasting OF the boi ".
lie was indeed 30 extremely III that bIs medical
attendant could not possibly give the least hores
of his recovery, and u was generally believed by
ms rrlatiyes aud friends thst all The medicines or
treatment in this world could not him any rviief
Bul seeing an advertisement on Hunts Botanic
Pills, he was directed by IN Almighty Providence
to use them, he did so, and after . Fortnight they
produced a favorable change, and he IS now a heal
thy and stTOLs man JOS. HART.
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HINTS PoTANIC Pills
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.

To DR.. Huri
Dear SIr-BclieviVg 10 a duty | owe you as a sue
cesSful practitioner, as well 40 those who may be
.imilarly afflicted. I take pleasure IA a~ckuo~iedR
ing the benefit have dcrIv, d from the use ci yoI'
valuable Medicine,
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fever and Ague, dur
ing ihe spring and fall. for the last four years and
the pccunIaTy injuries attendant on the i~ndIsposi
ton OF on, on whose e~NeT;lOns a large family va
DEPENDANT Tor support, and having withUu; success
tested the skill of many medical advisers, a. 81
expense could not well afford. In the fall OF ISis
finding the premonItofy symptoms of the dtseas
approaching, ! Was induced by a fricnd Who h,o
tried your medicine, 10 purchaser package OF yOuI
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness 10 IN
form YOU and through you, those who may be
similarly siticted--that they counteract the dis
snse, nor have | been troubled with II siEcc. anC
my confidence continues to uphold me ia the te
lief that your Botanic Pills are the most safe, thS
cheapest, most ehicacIons. End radical cure 10
thst distressing disease the Fever and Agu2 Al
I can for the present Offer you for the blessing YOU
have been instrumental IN cunieTrIng on ine. Is my
assurance Of unceaSIng gTautude and esiecm.-
- NJ. NcIylR MICK
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A IA SRI. NJ BUAI q SAIL
rTTTTI ~ gndeIslgned offer for sale The
E$~Fz<Nss IEA BOAT WACOUSTA. a.
she nov lIes al Marirtia with engine furniture. "a,
kIe and apyurtenance7. Terms one thId cash, bal
snT3 " ls, and ~ months, approved paper.
This boat u IN Cu0d tuRhinE Orcer. andw IN Jo.
Wheeling upon the fret rise, NM the ONO
seui ~ " ri HARDING A RI
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Newark, n. J.. July 81, Is3q.
prrr,p.ia. or Indige.tion. Eltcctpanu Crr,d.

Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, E/fccfuaHy Cr-si.
Mr.. Win. Tucker. ravIng lately be n restored TO
a sound state of health, through the eticaCy of nr.
Hunts Butan c Pills. thinks II IN Indispensable dU ~
TO state certain facts relative 90 TIE disease under
which he had 81 long suffered, The sympt Jns
were-a painful ohstrucrion. with a constant reiec-
ton Of food, head ache, palpItstlon of the heart.
lowness OF spIrI :, a troublesome dry cough, olzzl
ness, tightness at the chest and difficulty OF breath.
ing. almost constant pain IN the slde, IONS. aud
shoulders, accompanied with much languor and
debility. These ALL ciions, together with an un,
usual degree offiWlence, brought on such n sta .
ofexiremc weakness. asto prevent bin from al.
tending - his bushes aud las health appeared lOsr
beyond recovery. His friends asd relatives becam,
alarmed at the melancholy prospect, AID siTongl,
recommended Hnnts Botanic P1ils-they were al
MIN tered, aud in a few days produced astonish-
ing relief, and finally realized a perfect restoration
10 sound health VIM. TUCKER.
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Lirsr Complaint, 9Th mrch DsrGrgencnt Of q
irg- Nsnfgru

Lirsr Complaint, Iith mpcf De-Grgencnt of sfc
LireT System.
Mr.. Joshua Roberts was afhlc.ed with a bilious
and nervous disease To an alarming degree. beng
attended with all che distressing symptoms which
affect a relaxed condition, viz; a sick headache
loss Of appetite, Sddiness IN the head, pain IN the
stomach after eating, unusual tremors, shifting
spasmodic pains IN every part OF the body, cold
chile, sallow complexion, costIyness, and a con
stant dali pain in the right SIDE, which often Indu.
ced the most dreadful debility; indeed he thought
ne was afflicted with every internal complaint the
human body is llablC to. He was generally making
trinl Of various remedies, ali of which were equally
fruitless until he had recourse 20 Hcnts Botanic
Pills, from tac superior virtues of which medicine
! ms health IL perfectly re-es tablIshGd, and Is now
able Ia pursue hs employment free from pain or
disease. JOSHbA ROBERIS.
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" by note OF bOph account will find ,bom - 80
hands oi George Armstrong. and are requested 10 mai.
Paythcnt. u. 1t Is necessary that a close .baII
be made as early as y abIe. ~
sep 22-4t. ,rv,1o