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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-02-16
HARD CASE

1
an old industrious farmer Of this county
called in our Office yesterday, and inqui-
red alter the condition Of the GaIlipolis
Bank, He said he had one hundred dol
lars ofits paper! Here we see the accu-
niulated industry Of year gone at once =
not BY water-not by fre-not by the
midnight robbeF--but by The swindIina
process Villainous Bankcrs-;n.ellopers
BY the Eame Of Smith, from New York =
Shame upon such villains - Statesmen.
BANKS AND Ben BUGs.--The Boston
Post likens Bank issues to the increase
Of bed bugs, each being al the rate Of
about two hundred copies Of single orig
inal, in the course Of a year. rlike-
ness TO each other does not end here
The issues Of each are supported BY
''bIOod. suckingD and are found 10 bel
equally rank and offensive and particular
ly after pressure.
PIRATES ARE ON TIE OCEAN.--The
Earl Durham, at Halifax, N. s., from De.
marara, reports brig Royal Albert, Col.
Inns, from Port Medway, discharging-
arrived about 2Sd Noyember-had been
boarded by a Spanish privateer schooner,
about six days after leaving Halifax, who
took all the money and part of their
clothes. .as. - s..-
New ARTIcLE OF ExPoRr.-Bird's
eye maple boards and timber have been
shipped from Bangor, Me-, the present
season, destined for the London market,
il is said where il is much admired as an
article to be manufactured into furniture.
,HORRlD.--A Mrs. MAR, of Freedom
township, ILL.,, on the lst instant, in fit |
ofinsanity, threw her infant on to the
fire, by which twas burnt to crisp. The
little sufferer made frequent attempts to
creep from the flames, but as Ofteu did
the insane mother thrust it in again, until
il perished amid the embers. Mrs. M.
has heretofore been subject TO fits Of men,
tai alteration. !
"IN JoIN1Ne Contrasts LIETH LovE's
DELIeHTs."- IA few evenings since, in
West FeliCiana, Louisiana, a MIR. Tomb,
about 25 years Of age, espOused Mrs.
Butler, who had arrived at the matronly
age Of IS. 1t lis quite natural that Mrs.
Butler at her age, should think of hasten
ing to the Tomb. a4
DEATH OF the ONLY SURVIVOR OF Maj
DADE's CoMSrAND.-- Ransom Clark, a sol
dier who belonged to the command of
Maiot Dade, and who alone escaped;
covered with wounds, TO tell the bloody
story, died recently at the residence Of
his father, in York, Livingston county,
New York. oa
Dead LetterS.--It is estimated that O.
yer a million Of dead letters are annually
opened al the General Post Office.
An establishment in Danvers, Mass, is
said 10 turn out annually 10000 yards Of
Domestic Carpeting. The production Of
this consumes $4,000 pounds of wool and
10000 pounds of wOrsted, and employs
about fifty operatives.
DANc clNG.-SWift called dancing "vol.
untary madness" The Chinese seem
to think it useless fatigue; for when
Commodore Anson was at Canton, the
officers Of the Centurion had a ball on
some court holiday; while they were
dancing, q Chinese who surveyed the OPP
Grafton said softly TO one of the party.
'tWhy don't you let your servants do this
for youT'
IL a.. Ill., 4. l..A AZ.
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Land for Sale or Exchange.

NWQ lotseontainng eighty acres each
y in LenaWee county, Michigan, situate
mile from the Toledo and Adrian Railroad -
The land is timbered with oak, whitewood, ma
BILE and bsach: and the soil is rich.
Also, lot containing eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, in
a section settled by thriving farmen This is
also timberod land, with a rich soil 9tN
will sell all or parts Of this land on accommo-
dating terms; OF exchange il for farming land in
Brown county. For further information inquire
at the STANDARD Office.
= f..' @ .s3 D. P. PALMER.
Georgetown, Feb. 9, lsal. rsI gal@
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Executors Sale.

N pursuance of an order made by the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown
cohnty, Ohio, at their last October term,
theundersigned will sell, on the premises,
on the 9th day of February IS4I, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
4 O'Clock P. NJ, the following land and
real estate lying in Brown county afore-
SAID, on the waters of Straight-creek, de-
scrbed as foilows;-Beginning at stone
set in Mrs. Moore's line; thence west
1854 poles, crossing the spring-run at 4
poles, to stake and two dogwoods, Ja-
cob Sniders corner, thence with Pindalls
line south, Ii west, 1 Is poles TO white.
oak marked with the letter D. corner
of Daniel Morgans on the line of Luns.
fords survey; thence with line of Luns-
fords survey south, SO east, los poles TO
stone and leaning whiteoak, Mrs. Moore's
corner in said line, thence With Mrs.
Meore's line north, II east. l is poles 70
the Notwithstanding n acres, 9
roods and so poles, Part Of a survey of
$50 acres made in the name of John
Brown, by No. 4964. Said sale to be
made on the terms following, that is to
say--one third of the purchase money
in hand, one third in year, and the res
tdne IN two years from the day of sale,
the deterred payments bearing interest
from the day ofsale, and 10 be secured
by tsond and security.
EDWARD FRANCIS, Eree-
WILLIAM McCOLGIN, utors.
of JNo. GLENDENINe deed,
/ January i2, l64t.
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A THIEF TRACKED SIN GULAR
.157 .iTr DETECTION. "

The Providence Journal states that the
circumstances which led to the detection
ofthe German who robbed MIR. Barney's
store in that place, few nights slnce'
are Is follows.--Marks Of boot tracks
having irons on the heels, and the taps
being the longest on the left tside Of leach
boot, weFo discosersd near the store
robbed. A person employed look out
for the thief, observed a man passing neat
= Cove street. who made a-cOrEesP 1ndiDG
track to the one near Barney's stoEe.---
He was Immediately arrested, and hls
boots correspondent exactly wilbthe marks
discovered. lie was fully committed
/ the officers having found great variety
Of stolen articles ID his house.
pBE
sg The Bank Of England has zoo. clerks
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sheriff's Office, Feb. 9Th, 1871.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office al Scott
NtDhio, on the 3lst day of December, 1910,
which if not taken out in three mouths, viii be
sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Samuel NJ Blair James McCormac
Nathaniel Cloud Charles McMannis -
Matilda Cummins Miss Sofronia Nailor
Jesse Dickey George Puntnsy
David Doak Joseph Robbins
Samuel Edmiston Samuel Rsney
William Hover Joseph Shaw
John Homer HsnrF Sharp
David Johnston g. co Peter Samsel
Thomas MCCULLOUGH VIII am Williams
David Moore Esq IT Wilson
Cyrenius Marqu IS Elizabeth Walter
Ts. JOSEPH EYLAR, P. NJ.
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John H. Hallam,
IN cHANCE2Y.

Jackson Ewing and others
pursuance Of an order Of iho Court Of Com-
y mon Pleas ofihs eOuniyof RsoHn and STAT
o. OHio, made at their October term, a. d. 1o41,
Jackson Ewing and MeAlister are hereby
aoused that, on the 2lnd Of October, 1910, john
H., ~ ,naiiam, Of brown county, fled in said Cont
Dlli IN Inahesry against tho said Jackson Ewing
ano MeAiister; the object and prayer Of
wnieh OIL Is to compel the said Ewing to a sDe-
cine performances Of contfaet between BalIan
and Ewing, dated 18th O:tober, 1895. for the
sale and Conveyance oy Ewing to Hsllata offftv
acres Of land, lying in Washinpton tovnshf1.
county ond state aforesaid, in Allen Latbau,s
survey No 1899; beginning at he co-,ar of
lands formerly owned by A. Pufdum and
kyiey; theLee with Purdumis south lin. eat
polssi thence Tor ths above quantity 10 the ~
ginning: and further 10 compel the said E0in- "a
convey the sad lanos to the said Hallam bv
deed, with all proper covenants Of general war.
ranty. And also, to compel MeAlisist 10
release, &c. And the said Jackson Ewing and
MeAlisteF arc further notified, that unless
they appear and plead answer or denur to the
said Bill within sixty days after Ihs next term of
said court, tIs said John H Hallam, the next
term after the expiration Of said sixty days, will
apply to said Court to take the ma:ters Of the
Bill as confessed and decree thereon accordingly.
s.g A. ELLISON.
Solicitor for Compi't.
January 2, 1881 ..
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MARRIED On Thursday last, Mr.. 10.
sEPH B. Day, and Miss MARY SHUTS, Of
Union Township. ~,
At the same time and place, Mr.. JOHN
MYERs and Mrs. LoUDoN.
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DR.. Geo. B. Bailey

VETILL continue to practice in the various
w departments Of his profession.
Office on the public square east Cf the court
house. E@At
Calls at night may be made at his dwelling,
near the Methodist church.
N. B. Those indebted to him, either by note
or book account, will find it to their interest to
call and pay, or give their notes, as his oblfga-
tions to his creditors require speedy settlement.
To extend further indulgence on long standing
accounts, willputit out Of his power to meethis
liabilities. He trusts, therefore, that no one
concerned will refuse to comply with this reason-
able request.
Georgetown, O., Oct. Goth, 1910. s'
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s 9 Hing out at Cost.

A s | am anxious TO close the business Of my
IN Store in the Spring, offer the .GooDs
have on band a. very reduced prices, either
wholesale Ofietail.
All who have accounts with me, are requested
toeall and settle by cash or by note.
lr SAMUEL HORN.
Georeetown February 9th. ls4l.
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-DENTI.sTRY.
JoHN W. HETERICK,
nautiaf.

~ EsPECTFULLY offers his ssrvicss to the
fN, Ladies and Gentlemen Of Georgetown and
its Vicinity. lie 10 atCol. Higgins where he
will rsmairi short time, and will be happy to
rentier any assistance that may be required Of
him in the line Of his profession.
Those who prefer it will be waited oD at their
Residence. e 49,
Gsosgstown. January litbsle4 esaas asa
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Brown county Common Pleas.
Peter Cooper and Nancy Petition
Cooper his wife, for
US. Partition.
Jane Scott widow of John Scott decd,
and Ro bert Scott John Scott, William
Scott, Eliza Scott, John Cochran and
Jane his wife; Isaac Scott and John
Scott, miner children of James Scott
decd; F.; George H. Bascom and Sarah his
wife, late Sarah Scott, Taylor Scott, Sam
uel Scott, Adam White and Margaret his
wife, late Margaret Scott who are the
heirs and legal representatives of said
John Scott deceased
WILL TAKE NOTICE
HNHAT said Peter Cooper and Nam
cy his wife, late Nancy Scott have
filed in the Clerks Office of the Court
of Common Pleas their petition setting
forth that they are entitled by heirship
and purchase 10 five-Hinihs OF the follow
ing described tract of land situate in
Brown County, Ohio, on the waters of
the little East fork of Eagle creek, to wit:
One hundred and fifty five acres more
or less. part of Thomas Perkins survey
No. 279S and conveyed TO SAID Scott by
deed from George I. Cotton, bearing
date the Sd December, 1919, and which
is therein more particularly described
and of which said John Scott died seized.
And at the next term of said Court appIi.
cation will be made for partition of
said tract accordingly.
PETER COOPER,l Petition,
NANCY COOPER, ers.
Tn. L, HAMER, Solicitor.
February 3D., i64l.-6w
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Prom the Rochs,,ar Dsmocr.l

From the Rochester Democrat.
A gentleman Of this city has received
the following letter from his friend, re.
spectacle gentleman of Lockport, which
be has obIiginly permitted Us to copy
What the resultmay be can only be con.
iectured: ''.a* iige os
LocKPoRT, Thursday, l2 o'clock, night
1 have Just returned from the Cour,
House and Jail, where there is, or was Q
short time since, assembled $50 or 300
citizens, who say Mcleod shall not be
liberated, although Judge Bowen admit.
ted him TO bail this afternoon, and Capt.
VIM. Buel had become bail.
The Judge gave the order to his INC.
L6od's) attorney about a this evening,
and in 40 minutes 200 men were in and
about the Court House, and Jail. s
"A meeting was organized in the Court
room, while 10 or so guarded the door
below, some with muskets; while the
drums and bugles outside must have made
Mcleod feel gloomy. He was not al
loved 10 see the Sheriff or any one else.
A committee was appointed to see
Judge Bowen and ask him to surrender
him, or rather withdraw his name fiom
the bond. The committee had not re-
turned when l left fear it will be
much against him il he does not do so.
A messenger has gone to Buffalo, that
the owner of the Ceroline may be here
TO prosecute for private damages, &C.,
&c, should've authorities insist on his
liberation. The excitement is very great.
BrOtherson signed tho bail bond with
Buel. q .a .-5
q Most of our best citizens are indignant
at Judge Bowen for admitting him to bail,
and also at the bail. Ifthey let him go,
mistake the men | left at the Court
House. .H,
Hal:pass l2.--I am going to tho Jail
again. @ . s@.e Z
TWO o'clock.-.Morning.- g.---I found
Judge Bowen addressing the meeting,
and attempting 10 exoherate himself. Bu-
el did not arrive, but | understand he will
surrender him in the morning, TO which
time the meeting adjourned, although
many will remain at the Jail till morning.
The cannon was brought in the front
of the Court House about l2 o'clock, and
commenced firing, and made the glass
fly q the court house, TO the amusement
of 3 Patriots, will assure you, What
must have been McLeod's feelings, not
knowing what was going on during the
seven hours the court house was fullR !
must say he was much 10 be pitied, ifin-
AOcept. e,
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ANNU AL REPORT.
OF the Fund Commissioners of
Brown County.

YHH ME undersigned ,inobedience 10 the
requisiton Of the nineteenth sec
tion Of an Act passed 2Sth March, 1887,
eniitIed "An Act for the distribution
and investment of this States proportion
Of the Surplus Revenue" submit the fol-
lowing statement ofthc management Of
this COunty's proportion of said fund;
Amount received from the
State Treasury May 22nd,
1888 S258e7 94
Amount loaned
on Real Estate 81 800 90
Amount loaned
on other ade-
quate security 24,ls7 "A
-- 25,6S7 "a
The following is the amount loaned in
each of the several Townships:
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soUALLY ON THE FRONTIER.
The Cleveland Herald has the fellow.

AuN NtVFVseuu AASIalo hds tn0 tClt0W-
ing:
McLEOD.--Ths Buffalo Commercial
Of Thursday states that Messrs. Brother.
ton Of QueenstOn aud Buell. Of Lockport,
entered the required bail for Mcleod on
Wednesday, and that he was discharged
from custody. He was no sooner reIeas.
ed than two or three hundred armed men
interpOsed and fOrcibiy re-conducted him
70 the jail, where he was again confined.
The avowed object was to afford the own.
er ofthe Caroline an opportunity TO arrest
Mcleod for the destruction Of that boat,
and thereby detain him this side of the
river. The Commercial OfFriday SAYS:
ave have nothing farther to day from
LockpOrt, except report that Mcleod
was recOmmitted TO jail to protect him
from popular violence. We should be
sorry 10 believe that, ia a proEessediy law
respecting community, such ameasure Of
precaUtiOn was necessary, but better so
Than that he was forced back to prison BY
an armed mob, after being legally dis
charged. The mail this afternoon will
probably bring Us the particGlars.n p
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Annual income $i79S 10 81
SAMUEL KERR Fund Comm'rs
SAMUEL ROSS, of
NOAH ELLIS, Brown County.
Jan. %, lS4l.
Brown County Common Pleas.

Brown County Common Pleas.
Isaac Wilson Greathouse andl
Others, by their guardian, p..,.,
vs.. tio" '"t
Gardner w. Greathouss's Far'''lon'
heirs and Others,
SARAH Ann Grsathouse, Mary Ann Gfsat-
- house, John Greathouse, Brcs Hickey and
Elizabeth his wife, James Donaldson and Rachel
his wife, and Matthew Campbell, will take no.
tice, that petition was filed against them on
the 2?d day of October, A. D. l94O, in the Court
of Common Pleas of Brown county, Ohio, by Lu-
cinda Greathouse, Isaac w. Greathouse and
Ellen Greathouse, by their guardian, and is now
pending, wherein the said Lucinda, Isaac, and
Ellen Greathouse demand PARTITION of the fol-
lowing described real estate :-Beginning at a
stone and two dogwoods, corner to William
Greenhouses survey; thence north, 45 east, IS
poles to stone; theme south, 45 west, las poles
to hickory, dogwood and maple; Themes north,
45 west, l38 poles to tbs beginning; containing
one hundred acres land that, at the next term
of said Court application will be made by the
said Lucinda, Isaac w. and Ellen Greathouse
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises a.-t.
January goth, lS4l. t.
LUCINDA GREATHOUSE,
ISAAC w. GREATHOUSE, and
ELLEN GREATHOUSE,
By their Guardian,
WILLIAM GREATHOUSE.
A. ELLISON, Counsel for Petitioners.
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EGtTaH.

ATE, the undeTsigHej, beisg called upon To
w view and sppraiss a eertain stray, taken
up By John Shannon, Of StsrIing township, Brown
county, OHiO, on the 18th day Of Deeemb =,
ls4D, DO find the samC to be gay mare, seven
yea old last spring, 6fteeu hands high, crippled
in the Gear hip, with 4 middling long TAIL. No
other brants OF mafkS pereeivabls. Appraised
At ninsteea dGllars by Us. q
NATHAN LIVINGOOD,
ELI LIVING0oD.
Certified this 9TH day OF January, 1874, by ne.
JOHN LEONARD, }. p.
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LIST OF LETTERS

I'd EMAlNING in the Pest Office at Russell
70, vile, Ohio,o the 3lst day of December,
l84O, which, If not taken out in three months,
will be sent to the General Post Office as dead
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Justices Blanks

For sale at tie c5see Of tke DemooratSc
StaHdGTd.
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Amount of Interest on $258s7 "a for
IL months at per ct. 1898 10
Amt Of int. due and not paid 3 so
Amt Of Loan that has been col
lected by course of law 500 90
Amt of loan now in suit 500 90
" :" due and not in
suit 100 90
The expenses incurred in the man
agement of said Fund are as follows, viz:
Amount paid Preston w. Sell
lers for printing Report 3 so
Amt paid Sam'l Kerr F'd Com. ID 90
/" g Sam'l Ross I9 90
{. Noah Ellis i" IA 90
Hezekiah Lindsey
Clerk to Commissioners 8 90
Amt paid Peter L. Wilson Cl'k
to Commissioners l2 90
Amt paid to David G. Devors
Attorneys fees for collention 90 90
Amt paid TO Samuel Kerr for
going to Columbus to receive
this County's proportion of
reapportionment Of Surplus M
Revenue 10 90
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% The Bank Of England has 700 clerks.
.RtsAa7H II ~ IL
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SIIERiFF's SALE.

sherifI's office, Feb. 9Th, ls4l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-12-11
PENSl..S HOARuOlND CANny

rs RECOMMENDED by Clcrrymen. Public
Speakers and Nocalists as a valuable compound
for clearing the voice and strengthening the lungs
From Ms Men York Herald.
Receive advice from that one who Is disinter-
st,t There re more that lake colds and die
Of cons umptiOn 10y sleeping I'M damp rooms ell
Their tainted or whitewashed; hence there is no
remedy - harmless, pleasant auu vet ctlic1cious
rs PCasc's hOarhOund Caadv, a. DIVISION street.
NewoHd ADVISE every family without an exccp-
uon TO provide themselves with tins urriyallcd
remedy, which we have been eye Witnesses Of
MS efficacy IN numbcrless cases; IN flct tits as
,ouishug the vntuc II Possesses. The MCssTs
Pease are INN srtazihg the msclvcsb both By praise
Tor the good Their candy has done, and also their
own pockets. There Is no rcricdy IN the VIII dc
scope Of our 90 CryatiOn that has attained the
celt6uiy oi TINS valuable remedy. IL Is true that
numbers Of Professors have appeared who have
gwen out thai they could effect a cure OF every
disease that flesh heir To-, bur how seldom hav,
then results been ca tailed by their pretentisns,
rus - not the case with Pcase's HOarho up can
dy; how justly then should the need of praise be
awarded 10 the Mcssrs Peasc Tor the discovery
OF their sovereign remedy
Messrs ! Pease a. sOn:-D ear sir-Iast ,Satur.
ay night L slept IN newly painted room, Il
when dwONC II the morning | was almost de-
privCd OF the power Of nv voice. aud ha pain M
ny side. ltnmodlatcly sent for Dr. Rogers, 4 NJ
he said | could not live ill nj ght; he SAID had
the painters collie ana palpltation OF the heart,
/ aud when they came m contact death was Inva'
riubly the consequence. | sent my son 10 10. 40
ds'or House for one dollars worth of your can
! dy, and | consumed vO-thlrds of u during th,
cav ana IN inc aiiCruOon when the doctor called
! 90 see how his medicine operated. was sIt;in-
I mp was sitting up, and he was astonished ant
sand hc well knew that II the medicine he LET
did not relieve me ny case was hopeless; and az
/ ter he concluded telling what dangorpus state
/ was IN, then d-vulged the Cecrct that I hal us
/ edPease's HoarhoUGu candy; he looked a-has
! 40 me and sand that he would Immediately sen,
. tor large quantity Of tins candy and use In al
, such cases, which Is 20 pIc,al,r a. thus season
Rev. Mr.. G.. DOWNING
( Sold nj the Periodical Office and SialiunaIy | J
Monroe street, Whce,Iug by
}. n. THOMPSON 4 co.
General Agents Tor Pcase x son.
1 nov q New York
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tAl ~. N.Nh.Ht iNta.ls'1s
Els usy.ormJnc srue ui iho most Wonderful cures
q on rtcuri. Mr. WA. PEARS1N.uf Delaware
comfy. Ia. was taken Iu tnn fr.i 81 $3.50 with
f,.irtss-u- cough. which fa by Increased ug'' hc
h came so r.G-I o. IUel- ,u flesh that he was UO-
I,g-I o. rF fu.g,7 N and 'uI 81: bed. fls phys
--r..4 % .ar- % gave uI i.| nope. auu PRONOUNCED
f,.s Ht,rs i-.si.r ~ Ct7i and IucJralIr, IN 'hls
..lg-z -'UlItu be WAS Tor ten Nc-ss. "hCn
.,..nt %. u.s ,aliet - SCI u.-l, and discovering
E.aWIui -Jas.pa, d. .u,usil5tiiy rrpcrcI 3
.p...s o.. Or. Duncan. tEpiJtUrant feucaF.
i.v.- witness lt, effects "a siusit1f cas- IU-
I.a.aG hr.1 % rrsDa-C tue meiIuue.l aid save 90
. e.rtIuE 20 directions. an, a. faC aston. -InI. nt
e., friends. the patent began 90 ig.' better .
fore 4tg rf.e rl cine Juc week Alf,f N-lI4 ~
s.l.lUs SIX wr,a- tGe patient wa fcaasrei abe
10 resume .rs Ia.." -.ggpaurn. How many u "a
.Flrls of ya.U4l,, friends have been aNen away
from Us for want %. proper utatugnf. HE very
man. ,rIU are yet among ne; ald laOurins under
f.,,.H. tom ID such oCg 70 say. procure
i.lma.t. 3 .gtv D- DHaydn's ENpectoraut Remedy,
.nlf. be no. .0, late, YOU NAV lie r, storcd TO
,Ia.InUl ia. In the Isst stag, Is there b. cunso
lll.1 isurd lu J.s medici,e by rs soothing aEd
F6- .a.e 80 ;.s ptincinal Office no 10, North
El-Hta street, PhlaJS phia Arn. NJ tho store Of
JOHN FISHER,
oct p NhtrIr", Va.