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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-19

sub Treasurer going back TO paper
money.-lhe Boston Atlas states that the
collector Of that port has given notice that
The Government dues will hereafter be re
ceiyed ia bank notes, and not one quarter
10 specie, as heretofore. II appears that
much trouble had been experienced IN
counting the specie and ascertaining its va
lue, and therefore Mr.. Bancroft determined
10 90 back to the old convenient system
HIS right thus to abrogaie the law NAV
well b. questioned, bat what commentary
OF the pretence sbout specie currency
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-19

CottoH.--1hs demsnl stu oont.nlrs l'f,
for Cotton u al descriptions yet bol3-n
served steady tone this day, and pr-'
firmly supported The tFsna4clihas sHa.fa
cuhpraed 2o0o baEs-40 EgyP,isn. 4 lAi'u.
300 sarai. Il Il 40 aud 1860 hme'.s-
) ID Total goo hara
0cToasR 49, Cotton III o day tlisrl be y
very dull Cotton marie, mot morn than Z
bags having been suld There Is a ul.lhg
10 ueet The demand, and last fuiay'' pft.' ?
obtained with difficulty Sea Island, ,. .
Georges, ) 81 Mobile. 81 Il Alabani
u Nes Orleans, A7d.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-19

TIE Z. S Troops in Florida In near
y every precinct of Middle FLORIDA, il -
stated 10 the Tallahassee Star, the ,roops
in The pay Of the United States attempted
to vote. 4" We nrs informed adds that
paper, THAT nj the precinct at Chatishoo
chic, in Gadsden county, about sixty Of
them marched up, and on Their votes be.
ing challenged, undertook to take forc,ble
possession Of the ballot boxes and threaten.
ed 70 pote as much sthey pleased hc;her
the Judges liked II or mol Though few
IN number, the people Of Chaitahoochie
proved a match Cor double their NUMBER
They were all Withdrawn from tho protec
ton Of tho settlements for the purpose Of
siormlng the polls The same night the
Indians attacked a settlement in the same
county, some ten miles Of, fred upon MIR.
Manning as he stood IN the door Of his
house, but fortunately missed him. lie,
together ~iih his family, ned through the
back door and escaped The house was
pundercd, snd provisions, clothing, money,
and much property carried oil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-19

We honor the chivarous Difference which
ls paid IN our lend 90 women. /, proves
that our men know no. to Fespec, virtue
and pure ahectoD--1nd our women ere
worthy Of such respect. Yet women should
be something more than mere women to
WIN Us 10 their society. To be our com
panions, they should be fitted 10 be our
friends; 10 rule our hearts, they should BE-
deserving the appreciation Of our mluds. -
There are many such, and that there are
not more, is rather the fault Of our sex
than their own and despite all the uuman
~ scandals that have been thrown upon
them 10 prose or verse, they would rather
share IN the rational conversation OF men
oF sense, than listen to the sily compliments
Of fools and man dishonors them. as well
IS disgraces himself, when he seeks their
circle for idle pastlme, and mol for the m
pfoyemenl o. his mind -.Herch. Magazine
4 Warming 10 aged Adrenturers.-W
copied few days since, the marriage 10
England, Of gentleman aged II years, TO
0SuiNC'y lDf ulitr u CDuTlsUlp Ul 1QhT
days, and the settlement Of his whole for.
tune 90 the blooming bride after his death.
The following paragraph from a Liverpool
paper, should operate as caution to like
adVeniurers in unequal matches.
Marriage and Dedth.-ln our Chronicle
OF The 4ih INST. we announced the marriage,
after courlshlp Of four days, of James
iiobbns, Esq. Of Chaddeslsy Corbhri, Wor
cestershre, TO Harriet, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. W. Chambers, of the New House,
HimbIe'on. The bridegroom was in his
18th year, and the BRIDE in her 10Th year.
On Monday week, whilst Mr., Hobbins was
stepping into his carriage with his young
BRIDE, he fell dow n and was taken up corpse.
-Shremsbwy Chronicle Sept 1910.
LunAtics and Mi0ts.-Gov. PENNINGTON.
~ bis Massage 10 the Legislature of New
Jersey, siates that the number Of unaics IT,
the State, so far as nscertained, Is 33s, and
the number Of idiots 3JS. THIS is fearful
number. he adds, and the wretchcdness Of
their condition should awaken our llyellesi
interest.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-19
W big majority,

Mr. Riddle received in August last ma
JorI'y Of 4S3 votes; The result is toierable
evidence Of the forward march Ct correct
principles IN the interior.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

kIDSArPER Conference.-The Worcester
tMass.) Spy says that the prosecution Of Dickinson
Shearer and Elias NJ. Turner, for kidnapping the
boy Sydney o. Francis. and Transporting him to
Virginia, with the intent 10 sell him as a slave was
tried before the Court of Common pleas in Worees-
ter last week The jury, after an absence of abou,
an hour, returned with verdict ofGuiliy, against
both Of The defendants. Exceptions were taken 10
the ruling OF the Court on several points by the de-
iendant. Turner, which exceptions will be carried
before the Supreme Count, an application for
new trial. In behalfof Shearer no exception was
taken and he was brought into Court on The morning
OF The 27h. aud was sentenced to two days solitary
imprisonment. and confinement to hard labour in
the States Prison for the term of seven years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

communication was received from The Senate
stating that they have passed the bill. entitled.
An act Incorporating the Salem Savings Insiitu.
ton Society or Bank" with amendments which
were concurred in,
On motion OF Mr. Radcliffe the Committee Of
Courts Of Justice was instructed to inquire into
the ptopreiy OF giving the courts Of this Common
eate jurisdiction in all applications for divorce a
rincuto mdrimonii.
On Mr.. Reynolds motion, the CO, mit,ee oC Ac
rcul'ure was instructed TO inquire into the exped,.
ency OF amending the several Acts reg ulaiinp the
inspection OF Salt in the County Of Kanaa la.
by Mr. Hannah, Of The citizens of Boteteuf.
asking 10 amend the charter Of the buchanan and
sale" Turnpike Company-By Mr. McCue, Of cit
tzrns 81 Augusta, for a separate election in the
tnwn OF Greensv'lle-By Mr.. Erskinc, Of officers of
tne 19tt regiment, asking to be permitted 10 train
within the bounds Of said regment--By Mr. Rob.
essson ofJohn Enders, on behalf of the Richmond
Dock Company, praying the protection of its in
.c'cs.s 10 any gran, Of a ferry across Jams River
II Richmond.
PUBLIC LANDS.
mr. ROBERTSON, from The Committee on Public
Lsnds. submitted an elaborate report, ih the fol,
hwiag resolution
-. Resolved. That the Public Lands held by the
". STATES belong, 10 common, 10 all the States and
That each and all entitled 10 partcipate in The
benefits derivable therefrom
= hesotrcd That all the Lands ceded to the u
ctsies BY the Stale Of Virginia, except those re
ssvved BY the deeds Of cesson, for certain cnumer
Svd purpases, were ceded in trust, for the use aud
Dssest Of esch Of The United States as had become
y the dale Of the cession or should thereafter be-
s"ns sesneess Of the confederation or ede al ALI
.hcc "sfhe sasd States. Virginia inclusive) accor.
mnk =" their several respective proportions OF the
charge and expenditure, 10 be faithfully and
~ 800 - snPosed Of for that purpose and for no
~ pssposs Whatsoever. That the United States
secegune the rust took it, subjec, to these condi-
. 1890 ~. .e1ss Conditions have been in no wise re-
-. ~sefed ny any act Of this Commonwealth
sns sessss'o 10 pninps, ed force aaJ yaI,,y AMI
~ ssi'ssi'n Of SAID lands conformity there
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

c. The Norfolk Herald will accept our thanks
i"r It's tundeserved) compliment. While we are
grateful for The rebuke which il administers, on our
behafo the conceited Jack dsw Of the Enquirer, we
assure II that our equnnimy is never less disturbed
Than when we encounter its disparaging sneers. TO
use lis own language, 1--WE know precisely what they
are WORTH and treat them accordingly. II we had
chosen to follow tender in the Enqurei's wake
we should never have incurred its hared-a penalty
however. which we very willing suffer for The
privilege Of freedom of thought and speech. We
shall never purchase any mans good opinion by its
accomplishment. The Herald, if it needed any kew
TO the Enqurer's rule Of action in such matters
might find 1t in the couse pursued by that paper to-
wards Mr.. Rvcs, who while he was acting in con
cert with that papef, was a statesman without fear
and without reproach, but who now, that he has
prepared TO serve his country rather than obey a
party Is daily assailed in the coarsosl and most vul-
gar terms If he had no pretenslons even 10 the
character Of gentleman. Can the good or bad
opinion Of such journal be matter either TO be
desired or deprecated We know the Herald well
enough to anticipate its reply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
prsrRUcTIvE FIRE IN NEW YORK.

DESTRUCTIVE tlRt IN NEW iohh.
A most destructive FIRE occurred IN New York ON
TUESDAY last. II broke ou; IN South street IN The
evening of Monday at Z. Z. NJ, and aher consul
ming a considerable amount Of houses and property,
vas subJued. as was supposed. by the exeriions OF
the FIRE companies. About , O'Clock, however on
Tuesday motoing, the IRE broke again, and the
following property was consumed, in addition to
Il,ar destroyed on Monday evening:
The great store. owned BY Thomas II. Smiihcov-
etne fur lots, two On South and two on Front
street, making II about 80 by 200 feet, aud full Of
IN tohandlzr soon IN ashes
The thee stores between the great store aud Do
yer on Front street, followed did the two stores
in the corresponding position on South street. One
Of the stores on Front street Was used by the Gus
tom House, aud w,s full Of dry goods, hard ware.
&c. held in bond or not entered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10
Female School.

VIE Subscriber, after lapse Of several years il
L consequence of III health, will again omen =
Female School IN her own house on the I7th day n
the present month. The ordinary Branches OF Edu
cation will he taught IN this School. Ii is PROMISED
that particular regard be paid the manners of IN,
p"p'"; and believing that domestic employment.
are not incompatible with mental improvement. a
portion OF each day will be appropriated to the plain
use OF the needle &c.
TERMS.
For Beginners $40 90
For such as are more advanced Sl2 so
r. BENAGH.
reo tl7F #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

CoNGREsslOSAL.-on Saturday he LIST inst. neither
House Of Congress in session.
TN Monday, the Ord, ho Senate had under consideration
the report Of the Select Committee on Mr. Benton
tons respecting the debts OF the Staes.
tn the same day the House proceeded elect Chaplain
but did not effect n election ON that day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10
Negroes fOI. Sale.

nN the 2d Monday in January. I640 al Csmp.
~ bell Courl house, (being Court day) there
viii be sold at pubic aut ton for cash,
-Four Negroes,
to wit; TWO MEN WOHAN and BOY.
The Negroes belong 10 Mr.. German Jordan and
myself. JOHN ROSSER
Dec. 10 ,ds r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10
CIR EAT RACE.

We have letter from New Orleans, dated Dec
~, which says: ~ Wagner has sen, challenge to
Boston to run next fall at Louisville, and Col. Oliver
tells me Ills evening that il has been accepted
The race is fom $4,000, to SEQ, 00O"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

WHOLESALE BuRNINo.-!t is stated that in the
year 1880 property was destroyed in New York civ
to the amount $4,029, 500, OF which $3,4es,744 was
in goods, and $40 ESQ in buildings The loss du.
ring the month Of January, 1910. from the same
cause, is not less th,n 81 500 900 Sowcpo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

" Gen. Alexander Anderson has been elected L. s. Sc
naof from Tennessee 10 fill the vacancy oeeasoned by the
resignation ofJudge H. White. The being Ander-
son ~, White 70, all others G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

Ut The Small Pox and Scarlet Fever are prevailing to
large exentin Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

W Tho Mississippi Senate have refused by n decisive
majority to repeal the gallon law The repeal of the law
meets with favor in either brach of the Legislature
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10
FOR RENT.

O. TIE HOUSE and Loi on Fede, Al IIl a,
kJn,, present IN the occupancy Of Fleming Guile
--A n'ao,is torTen. Possession given immediately
). x VI. IL. GARLAND.
ECO. 2i;t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

o. The Senate of the Tennessee Legislature hive reset
10 repeal the Tipping act
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

" The Wheeling Gazette Of the 3lst January says
River At that place is entirely clear Except what wasc
from the shore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10
POSTPONMENT.

me above Sale rs postponed I'LL the 81 Monday
in February, 1910. JOHN ROSSER,
Jan. 16 ida II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-10

therect. ier ptcdg,ns The Ipblic Faith 81 credit lei
sasre~ins arr tag et dsiy, for the spreri,onnea
otRepresratatives. until the people Of New Jersey
and their day commissioned Representatives shall
Asse been restored to the rights of whch they have
h-ea prongfui deprived.
Rssoirts. Tina, copy Of The foregoing preamble
and resolutions certified prdcr the great seal Of the
State, which since i776. has bscn aud still is the
constitutional Il cherished emblem Of sovereign.
~ Of New Jersey. be transmitted TO the Hon. X. NJ.
II. Hunter. Representative from Virginia. with p
request that he will lay the before the oiher Re-
psescns,iyes from the several states assembled a.
Washington.
Resoired. Tha, copy thereof be ,ransa.iired To
the Governor Of each the several of The Union
With request that he will cause the same to be laid
before the Legislature thereof and also. each pl
the Senators. and Of the six Representatives of this
State.
M. Venable moved that the commune alton from
the Governor be laid the tsbI. and printed but u,
the suggestion Of Mr.. Southall, Who said The subec
wss one u the gravesi import, he amended his
tim. 10 tetes the communication To a Select Com
mis,ee, which Vas agreed TO. Ayes Is. noes sc.
The following gentlemen were appointed Select
CeWmtee: Messrs. Southal Ridley. Gregory. May,
Scott. Geode, Clarke ef Halifax. ToIer, Hodges,
Batts, Lee. Chapman and Cru,cb6eld.
On MI. Goodies motion the Committee OF Schools
iged from the further consideration Of the
petition Of the President and Trustees OF New Lon
don Academy. praying an appropriation Tor the fur
h-r repair oil that Institution Also, from the fu,.
iher consideration Of the petition OF the Trustees of
Lewisburg Academy for aid from the Literary Fund;
aud also the petition oI Trustees Of Henry Il Emory
College, asking for donation.
On motion Of Mr.. Stephenson, the House adjourn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

BOUT BRANDREDrH'S pILLS-

HS PILLS.
they have cured since their introduction TO
me United States, probably near 31O.NoO nrrs.ns
OF presumption Influenza, cofds. indicest,oo dys.
Pepsta, had ache. snds ense OF fulEessin ne baek
part ofthe mead. Usually the syms,oms ~ ,aoa I.
laeadice, tescr and egu-. bilious, scarlet. typhus
gell"~ ana eonlmsn fesers Of all kinds ; asthma,
soul, tnsahausm, nervous diseases, liver cont
plant, pleunsy, nv ward weakness, depression 81 The
spsrits ~ruptures, inflammation, sore ewes. Cts pSiscy,
u'oPss, stneh pox, measles Group. coughs, whoop-
tny coush, gnlnsey, ehoiic, cholera niorbus, gra-
vel. wof.;s as senta-y, deafness. ringing Doises in
ne heod: king 5 evil, s~crofuie.. erysipelas or Saint
Anthonv's fire, salt rhcum, white swelhngs. ulcers,
some OF thirty years standing. cancers. tumors,
s~elied feet and legs, pilcs. cosiiveness, all crup-
tions 81 tne SKIN particularly ring worms, fiehttal
dreams. female complaints " q fery kind. csnsc;aL.
~ ohsfrucuons. relaNatons. &c.
Although Will only re Eye years eext Nav since
The FIRST Office was established in New York W.,
IN that time l have sold over nine mllliors OF box.
IS anc have now seventeen Offices for their .xclu.
Snon, az an expense Of near Forty Thousand Do!
larsp per year. And with the Expenses OF adyertsin.
ana oti'er ineidentsls, this sum was a little owe
one hundred Thousand Dollars Tor the wear ls3-
some idea may be formed of How the mCdicine /,
appreciated from these f~acts-They are indeed m
s.eatest blessing that ever yet has been bestowe
suppose = hupdred volumes miehihe lied W.,
ieetlh,o cases ~ cure solely by BTsndIeth's Veg
I APPEARANCES of the only One Disease. all really orr
seeding from Impure Blood. The following ease
ulcer deserves attention.
MIS-. Clark, OF Tiihury street. Broe.Iyn. for leu
. teen years Rad an ulcer on her right srst. viii,
lenurey prevented her from USING thar hand
. o'ntrnents OF AL Sorts and many purifying ned
a Cinss were made use Of but were OF no avail uai
e the branfreth Fills were ~wnich. in 6 m1nti
. since tins. cure Was effected, AMI has never D.,
so.
Ny egsnt'n BROOKLYN. Mrs Booth, Of :! Full,
street Snows Mrs. CLARK. AMI car SPEAK rsoIn n
9v% saowletge, ofmany imilar CAGES. cured sole
!, Pills. ~
,Aitfonsh 'olnierfciting Druggists continue
adF'rnse BrEutreth's Pills IN their windows. \
a iemenioer that IN all Aces you will 5e certain TO
49,. tito.E oS ny A couSrESrgTr
u fOu PURCHASE at DRUGGISTS STOH
Wy own Offices IN New \ ofk are
2%l Broadway. between Murray street and P-
place. nearly opposite The City Hall.
Philadelphia Office. No. 8, North S.h street.
Baltimore oihcc. corner of Light and Mercer sire
Pittsburgh Office. No. l26 Wood street.
STEPHENSON & CARVOOD, (succcsso- to
re K r. Fsher) are the ONLY authorised Agents
WHEELING. Wa. oct 81 en-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

49,. we Ie not ourselves,
when nature. heing oppressed, commands Inc mind

e hbA hArtlNt~
when nature, helng oppressed. omnnnd the mind
To suffer with the body"
Ihls l. a truism conceived By the master mind Or
Shakspenre. which neither sophistry nor argument
can rcfu'e. To all thosr who are suffering from
~ Nous attacks. Indigestion and Fintulency. We
would With grea, sincerity. recommend as a never
falling remedy, Brandreih's Pills. The testiin mails
We nave had submitted 10 us in f. ynr OF this ad Mira
oa medlcIne' tpliy Justify our speaking Of 'hese Pills
The tesIlm or ais Of II. W. Dewhurst. ESQUIRE
ihsntfe OF Zoology, Cow r s'rret, Fusion Square.
London. January 10, 1884.
optni.n OF your Pills, I have much pleasure in sta
t,nE thai when laboring under a serious illness, IN
august, IStl, l took them by youi adyIcc, and am
hsppy to cay, that their action was in eysry way all
mar could desire; and according y from their US
date my recovery. ] consider ihem an excellent
'aHHs medicine. IremaIn, NY dear SIR,
II. w. DEwHURST' r. /. +, S.
surgeon Accogcser, and Professor Of Human &
Ioo!ascsi Anal. aud Cor. Mem. Nat. Hisi. SocI-
otanareths Pills, speak volumes. Aaer him, We
nav htsiiaungly ecommen IN, m TO our subscri-
o.ts Ss ne very ne plus ultra Of all antl-bIllous
FILLS -L3Ho-H COnSerrdfire.
me grsai secret IS O. have the medicine nv voc
Mhen Won are hrst attacked with sickness oSE posE
rnrN wi:l have moro good effect than twenty, ifput
on until disease has enfrebitd the bodily powers
me thel, rCcommend every individual Who con-
silers healih abie-slng, 10 keep a box Of them where
;ed. Twenty five cents cannot possibly be better
dis?osed Of A valuable life may be sascd-or a long
hioi sickness prevented.
All agents for the sale Of the Brsndreth Pills have
Blsndreth.
Purchasers, SAX TO So, this certificate. lit caa.
ut be shown, do not purchase.
ihe CoyHsr OF Lt-ht and Mercer streets, a few
~ doors south Of Be'tzhoovp's Hotel, is
Ok. BRANDRETH'S r INCIpAL OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE.
or the EXCLUSIVE sale Of his PILLS.
Ihere caa be no DC ubt II you purchare at the above
RENsnnFE-Drrggists never appointed agents.
Ut. hIdnrreths PItisbIrch office. 40, Wood 81.
SIEPfiESON & GAIiWOOD. tsuccessors to A.
y X tIsher) arc the ONLY authorised Agents {
Va. nov2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20

u''. oa-y HIDING Saddles. ~ Offer fhcm. which
Hpfng Saadlo. invented by 81. Moss RslIvT
,--'ng ndvantugcs over any rhtnr ever nyc.,.
we wy Of snddles 81 ease ~ The rider and g, y
me horse. We arc aware 81 he priudiec. !"
fme N"idlos In consequence of OBJ. pYp.,a,-
p """s ihem o. periecnon; bot In this c,.,
D"y 'n'i'e ihoEe Uuo wish 10 ride easv. ~ =.
HloIn . i'iai and we feel confident IN saying fbor. -
~ NJ 5slrpointms-, - va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-20
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Amer reading the above and the io1ouinr ".x
sddIesset 10 Er. Rowland, by responsible POST
MASTERS, TO whom any peTson can easily writr
J Tho Gan Tor nome !, doubt the mighty powers o
there Is such an excitement among PLY SfCIANS'
Post Once. KINGSTON y. Y. July 81. fs3s.
Dr. Rowland, Sir-Tnc effects of the German
san itVe arc great IA this pl &C One woman Ina
was in a DEEP CONSUMPTION and who rs. n
been IN continued nigh, sweais for seven month :.
medicine than the S~anati~o. Another case. a M,
vas taken with BLEEDING At THE LINES
WI ne c2nid n25 ral,e himself N his bed has beon
JOHN V. TlLLBUR6H =. NJ.
Post Office, WeedspoTt NY July 4. 1885.
Dear Sion the arrival oflhe Sanafivc. 4 sold
YOND ANY ASSISTANCE FROM 'PuysShI
CLANS. One, q merchant VI our village. who W..
S4nuIGuitiIn2 business IA Consequence Ut hts health
ohptliy aiter ne commenced taking the Sanatye
80 began Z" recover, and he has now gone 10 Nea
noih aiier mere goods TO renew his business
a., 80 - S- Tasa woman who Tor eight months had
hot IeIt h-r bed-in SIX dsys she rode two miles anJ
BACK again. and Is gaining astonishinglY
A. L.. SMITH, p. VI.
Post Office. Charlotte, ". G. June Is, is}s.
oH-i have sold all the Sanative. and want two
pacaagcs more immediately IL has perforIned n
rTmsTkable cure Of PALPATATION OF THE
nEANI' and he individual says II IL the best med
iclne ever oiiere to the Amencanp neon .. aitbog.b
nc nc DOCIOkS ARE TRYING 10 PUT III
II. b WILLIAMS. p. NJ.
O. 'AA'tt aN,itH Idtpns ONO, Ju v =. lH89.
HT-l am entirely out nf the Match(ess Sana-
I've, ana have hourly calls for it-many from q dis
,dnce 81 20 or 20 mlles-in which cases pc0rle are
mgu'h disappointed ~ not being able to sbtIia IT,
lhty seem wiling 10 give Eny price for Il. and \
tYu'n nave sold uung the past week more than a
IL IS TRULY ! GRFAT MEDICINE Msnv IN
il, kleihliy are fast recovering from the consump.
t0u b Le use oft.
D. c. wILMoT. PM.
F2stOhce, Monrovia. Fred Co. Md. Nav p. 1873
year SIT have ssld a bottle Of the Ssnat,ye 10
Y NJ James BARLEY about a month since. and az
I'm i1tely, whea BE- told me be had been Tor some
iime ~ a CONFIRMED CONSU UPTfON ard
an- we very hrst drop he took, he felt IL in his in
gers tnos. and That u made him sick for several
lays-but thanks 70 Providence. he ss~t e. Sc.
nearly Wei. he SAYS. TIE MATCHIESSI
Sa~NAIlEEISA PROYIOENIfAL DISCOV.
~ yyt Ihh GOOD OF TIE HUMtN
'A"ibi' JAyO3 C8'NISE, p. M. -
The above are but a small portion Of tho n,,s,o.
c'fHhcaies ihst have been received with M.
t.ne 500 which may Dee seen hy nppiving ~ ~
suuseflLef NJ iIr counting room II NogtS CL.Ene
20 Mpnroe street. who hos been a.p,,,,,J
agent forthe CITY 81 Wheeling '''"''u sOle
For sale hy Gro uspDrgC~
oct -. i-39. ,Ns