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New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

FROM The P.crFlc.-By the brig Cashier, Capt Burt
the Journal of Commerce has received intelligence iron
Lima to the 10Th of May and from Chages to June 26t
Great excitement, prevailed Lima in consequence OF an
other aernp, to evolu,oni,e the Government Gen. Santa
Cruz formerly Protector he Peru Bolivian Confederaey
bu, who for wear or past has been in Punishment nj
Guayaau landed the 9th OF May with l5e men, and TOOK
possession OF Piura On the 2Oth, Of the
invasion was received 800 Government troops embarked
a, Caao and sailed the evening for Lambyique the
seaport of Trxle where they would join 300 more troops
and march upon the insurgents President Gaarra had
returned from Arequpa whittier ne had gone with 'VOo
men 10 que the instruction il that province headed by VI
vance whom ne had defeated and driven to Bolivia 1t was
expected tina, 800 troops would be placed in LaDyque
within days and The designs OF Santa Cruz be entirely
defeated.
The province, OF Panama and Veraqua have revoed oN
the Central NewGreaadiaa Government and have declared
themselves independent, under the OF tho State OF the
Isthnus OF Panama They mad framed Constitution, witch
vas sworn TO in soema IN the public square
a, Panama on the 18th of june Dr. Thomas Hecrar was
elected President The city very gay ana balls IN honor
OF the new Constitution and President were frequent.
The time allowed BY the Ncw-Grenadian Government TO
the Company formed constructing canal across the 18TH
expired about the 9TH of June and Government has re-
fused renew their privileges
The L S Frgate Constitution Caao, reported TO
sail for home in July The Shops of War Yorktown and
Dale were fitting for cruise the former to the Sandwich
Society and Friendly Islands and the latter TO Gueyaqui
Errrcrs az Notwithstanding storm on Thursday
the 18th inst the house Mr. Armstrong Wrishtvle
Sound about eight miles from Wilmington y. C. was struck
by the lightning We from the Wilmington Chronicle
that Mr. Armstrong, hi. WIFE and three or four children
who were all on the lower ioor laid PROSTATE in state
Of insensbiliv Mrs A. the first On look
ing about she found that one Of her children 10y about
twelve years OF age dead and her husband badly
hurt as 10 be helpless l, doubtful if he will live
The children a-bed in a garnet uninured
horse standing the house and hog under were also
killed by the shock.
Is HUMBLE IMlrArIos.-Our neighbors Of Philadelphia
anxious not TO to be exceed by Of the Metropolis got up
splendid cOwskinning affair Monday. went of with
prodigous eclat.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

5 Rv the letter of our Washington Corresp onden'' re-
.eived by this mornings mall will be seen 'hat 'e 0Po-
ton in the Senate have fairly weared themselves ont IN
cvsr WAYS and means to retard the onward progress of
the Bill to charter National Bank The question was un-
doub,edv taken Yesterday and shall have the result to-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

IL In sundry inquiries, state once for ALL tsa
the price which afford The Tribune "
again less than the lowest first cost " ~
paper presswork lower reasonable man can a' "
Those who do must ask n
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28
T H E T RI Blu N E.


~ For Correspondence, and n variety OF other
matter, nee first page.
u For an interesting Literary articles see Am
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE. Vol VI. No. VII july 1871
IS have frequently remarked, this is by far Ike best
College Monthly with which we acquainted The most
If the Periodicals supported by College contributors abound
900 much in the faults we'll pointed in the leading nr-
cc of the present number of this Magazine: defects not
only in the subjects chosen for discussion but in the style
md general character of the literary The best ar
Gle in this number is the tale entitled History of Life
although its incidents mainly those which are habi'un
interviewer into almost every work of fiction they are yet
stirring in themselves and described with vigor and con-
siderable ability Books and Authors is the title of some
very good remarks tho writers of another and the
Magazine contains several pieces OF poetry possessing at
cns moderate merit.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28
II Look out for the New wsrId Of mex, Saturday.

II Look for the New w Grid Of next Saturday 1t
will be work by Dlsrae the elder, from PROOF
sheets splendid Eugravngs the Wreck OF the President
by Sgourney PRIZE COMPOSITIONS young lady graduates
of Rutgers Female Institute the choicest literature
from sources accessible only the New Weird ecte'
overlooking good things, and acknowledged to % ms o ~
comprehensive newspaper America Once ~ Anh' w.
II Watch stumng.-The publishers Of Inc D'0'ne' una
cay WsRLD offering to take tnal eone IKE
the lad Who having key bought, gold watch TO nj Inc
New World, after csrsory examination OF i'e ai'ee'
thar aid ols watch was nothing pnchbcck; and cot being
- . ~ ,b,. =, such bait refused the purchase The g. IS
NJ, ~ ,u enough as watch stnder" that game. Bet
ter advertise for new partners. Where, Willis jyH lr
TIM Hul.e,s Cheap Dry Goods Store, lS2 Grand st.
.,sn Broadway Crosby New rich style printed Lawns
and au.ins at remarkable low prices Ao Kesiesy aad Cloves Of
sse,y description, very cheap Ezim
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

- Mr.. Sanford r. Merrill died suddenly while shaving
at Troy, on Sunday last.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern HAIL.

Washington Correspondents Of the Ne~-York rriSun.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

CHu1-Ap officer OF the L. S. Navy writes to US from
Valparaiso as follows 1.-The political condition of Chill is
more settled and her civil institutions have hrHer basis
than any other OF the Spanish American States Indeed the
physical resources OF this Republic the moral energies OF
place her far in advance of all other independent nations in
the Western Hemisphere,-atreys excepting the United
Stn.e..n Jour. Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

70 great National Temperance Convention was to b
held at Saratoga yesterday
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

II The Free Circulating drers has chosen make
on Us cusrlouy and falsely We did ns KNOW that this Ad
had any thug the authorship OF that ocious
,.,ou. ana n,hy article entitled Fanny Dcise and tbs
io- when ii arrested The Sun We spoke OF
thai se,ce and The agency eircssnS as 'hey deserved
a for Tins the 4dvers (Which bad never mennoHed0 ias
foul OF u.s. aad basely OF advertising iao
because VT allowed person whose conduct We haa e'efe
md who had be.a convicted OF udrmeanor,s TO request
hprh our colums Suspension TIE public eent upon hef case
ua her application for trial should be deced on eoua
deccuty refused poor privilege TO the ~ human oens
I'm, ha, had hi. advertising her medicines Anc ss
for ,,ns Card the Advertiser bae charges US WIN
~ end snpor, Of Medas. Rese Aer thi, who Will wonder
standing lie paper that prints and ciEcuaies
Te, TAou.aua Cope, Daily' Why not say lee at on'e
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

p5 The Bell Factory owned BY Messrs. Patton Dome
gan & Co. Huntsville, Ala. burned the SOth ult
with abou, hundred bales Loss from $780,
900 to 100000 insurance $4,000 II the work OF
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

70 We tried the other day to that JonS HARFER
No 81 Hoason-s,reet, Cannon furnishes 44 lbs
OF best Bread for shilling but did not succeed in saying
|, is The fact nevertheless.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

U@ The Hon. Pecg Sprague took his scat on tho benc
of the T. S District Court Boston, Saturday, havn
been appointed Judge Davis, resigned Tn
oath was administered by Mr.. Justice Story.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

RoME-We this beautiful Panorama 10 close
Il beAoes all therefore wish do without delay
For the sake variety M Caderwood has placed the Rotuado
til. SPLENDID Panorama Falls Niagara giving
Of this wonder world Both Panoramas sill be lighted this
evening and Lecture given, free to Vsitar.-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

% The Louisville papers Of the 2lst contain farther ac
counts Of the man arrested there the great forger tie
gave his name J. H. Sylvester and has been clearly iden
he'd according to the Louisville Advertiser he
he has been committed for farther examination.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

10 Mcssrs. Wiley & Putnam advertise No NJ. of Barna
by Nudge containing chapters heretofore published
This number ends with Chapter 3S The Tribune publshe
Chap. 40 nearly week since
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

HoMnor ,rl, Principle in Medicine and Exclusive Sys
tenn Letter Aban Goldsmith, NJ D. by joins AuG he-
VIcKAR, NJ D. John s. Taylor Co., las Nassaustreei
We have here in nea, pamphlet of As pages most
powerful defence of the school Medicine fortified by
facts which the general attention OF the Faculty
As rapid statistical account of the progress and present
condition of Homeopathy, it is of decided value.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

FIRE On Wednesday the DIST the stables OF Messrs
Lazarus A. Jordan and H. fox,heimer situated the Sun
,urv raroad in Penn burnt the ground The fire
originated from spark thrown from locomotive
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

KI1LEp-Last Monday, while jacob Powell OF FFogEOwn,
near Mount Holly ~ j., endeavoIing to break colt
be was thrown and fallen upon by the animal and instantly
killed. He left wife and number of children
Dirty on S1LK-I behooves every advocate OF the true
American SYSTEM every reRd our countrys advance
ment every one who desires that may not iPoversh
~, f;sn ak in order that infant embellishments may
at least enjoy an equal degree OF support to that which our
other domestic manufactures received in their inaacy Had
our osteed the growing OF raw silk for export
durn. the las, years even for ire years past We
would never have heard Of the present commercial
dsrs and we should have had debts due TO Europe by
the States and there would be no need of any existing even
from Individuals as the annual balances would have been
greatly in our favor
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

70 :" Hobokcn" writes that the lemonade furnished
Castle Point good it ought to be- Reform ii
friends.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

VIOLENT ToRSADo-On the nigh, of Saturday week
there was violent tornado Cairo, ILL., by which much
damage was done. Most Of the shantees, large car
pentcrs shops &c Frustrated the roof of the Hotel
was blown off, and ell the fiat and keel boats driven from
their moorngs the many OF the buildings were
occupied by poor families but is thought no lives were
lost.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-28

70 On Friday last during thunderstorm Springfield
CT, Mr. Henry Sarkey while standing in the door OF h
house. was struck by lightning and instantly killed H
wife. who was near was uninured Two other buildings
in the same vicinity were struck and somewhat injured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-30
DIR. NNI.IIY Ms
SOOTHING SYRUP Csr CUTLDR

A. ''--''" 80 ''NA .JH' y ~ 4 M II . ~
wHEN QUIT &c THEIR TEETH
7 mr'hcr, knew lac blessings .h.s S.raa vsul! ~.
~ iuri ilolr Infants daring Ice porpG Of G-ul,lua m
riah.ug lHclr gums with %. tender mother yOa.J
neglect ihc Use oft
Bj NN EVANS CELEBRATED ChAInSIlIE .vu
ArENGNT Pills lur Weak s.au4. %. Pam .u tt..
side, Bilious pii1cuous. Sc. Ilc Pills MIL perform
cures When Physicians have dsspaircE relieving Ar
Patient
Phsscrns are respectfully urged g. gg. .ir.r PIN.
IS ca-oscf Dyspepsia, u,.gnnndra , 3, ben '',o tsf
Jua'.,y Of Drugs wi.. not effect egry Dr. kNNs.
lass lac efficiency aud powerful. ,lulc ui L.sr.I. 600
'H"s Prr:ar quality Of Ihg Ingredients % wl-. ..
are compounded.
NN. GOODS FEMALE PMS
Thcz, Pills arc recommended O. jbp I..Grs f.- sup
nrossua ol customary periodicals. also other ,saa,S.
of Foual", O. which ,hry are subject.
ok. HUNTS EDIAN NC Pills
4 ogl.lslltd aulh.i.Jus Family Medicine
The above medicines are s,.d ONLY OF tIc following
regular agents bay only OF .ho Regular aaruis as some
iH.H sc'. gpual.r...l4
Regular Agents, W. II Nl1r. Grocer Wh~,in,-
lsmns Barley g. Co.. hiHuuIsy.Iu, 80. s. %. gir7s-
l.,h Crock. Va. RpIi : i...rs.r.~ n.rrr. O ST.
rurnhu'I. Book seller, Siararlyll, Isaac Harris. No
leo L.Ia-y st.. Pittsburgh
cat rDN-r, Wm Lylus viii MT rr r.s..l...,
biai.r Iar r-1lurur-s ui Inr Clmuu.. irn- 81. To-.
hrv arc bought 1i DE- Ituls' advertised asrate-
There ls uuc agent ms'cg comfy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-30

A,PrssJsH' VAS ErEry pr1l'--' 70 l7 on ardent
afuIfsrof Nr Jffr.Hspy, we recommend '0 Ir7 rnr.
Iteration tla fI.1vr1g rcm1rs. Di h.s prototype
r.., with truth" s,y. NJ J,T.r,p1. illt one
rsiYINfr Apl,i4 lfr, AMI only one. ever gave uo
. lusY,'. ull Ispielsurc III con fisr fisiIu
a..attH.I,s o. s.e ~ personally gsaI7f Jhey we're
,-.n srn. a.g l al srlsut political cuem.as. frum
whom u1 isl U' cooperation c1I.I ever Ho expected,
a. 1904. uiss ,lr oaI51rr8s'msui oi acting through
uslvTt. Wow, were O.. defeat mime, or 1 curOIu.
f.rrEs pnvu of rr,rrg o.Aes boz their places. %
.s-ut rt t1.ruHa justice 1 Iclsc surrrsnr free fo
oct rg Inducements ol h.s own r.'cc' This seems
. 10 r1..lr conclusive authority 'rr irr.H who nc.
l.Ys,Iefer ST. J.I .sF. ls OBJ. rr,au OF gene
a.s #s.rr.r,r.. lul s..B ..'' BE- 90 hs -''crncI lg
Ea..a... E.r1.f ......s .-N .1..f.' frufr'
fla-s C.aJ t....Drr.a H.s r.l' as7f..st .srr
.r. 70 n. r'.rrur ..... .I..1.n quito comfortable a
...a a..aIn... H..... ..." .rg a' r.......r .e.r.
r,.' .ir.a r.. OIL. t.fHr Hf .r... aH1 ...
...a.... .' ...... ....fr... .f.rH ....r...
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TIL VERSATILITY or TORrUNE-'Thc ten.
d,nry Of our E,puhlIcJn institution. 10 srsrCr ar
,rmpiared wealth. and prevent The rcrpc,uiiy Of q
great monlcj power Ia the fmly hl, often been
remarked upon. The ,hidrsn nflhc man who Is now
az She lupmI-i rJnuI OF fortunes ladder may soon he
u The ro arI ;be Eeggnr uf today may be The rich
man Of 'o-morro.v. We have "a mind two slrik
ing example, ct iS.s W satiliiy ofipriunc We we'll -
&C Sorry years AGO, both OF ubou; The same arc. but
mpyiug Boa tie ,,o cvrrcmcs "f ,ocicy. The ono was
% por rugged boy llis ,u OF humble parents his "a
Trail appearance destined never 10 rise aLoyc the s'l-
J.oI ct hs l.hor The other q d.sirug. gay young
fellow m1yu. 10 the first circles his father a veal.
tIs apI extensive merchant. a . p OFF apparently.
us1,a-; rirshlfs of university The former h1s car.
,sd uut Innisc.ia iprure, by industry and pcrscvor
,gueg;aud does business as a mercltui on his own
capital while t'c litter - dJsuo Of every thing. lnI
hIs bgcln, the ugn1tr OF az alan, ,Iusc.
q fsc are d. 11 mean s,iItIry cases. Every nan
ui hIs lived score !vp Of years call lu mind
similar instances. Indeed can scarcely name NOR,
flIu op" cor Two Jf mtly oi,ultri .srhIn', whr
htsrfah.r.l-l ANY considerable p1ui1u ct their wealth
ustriy a.l OF IrGi have risen lrom huE1Icr lite. an,
o. pr.g,suus industry. lutci gcnrc and iuipnflabt
energy haze been ils Glkcrs Of thsir fortunes
Ali yet these are The men whom cutIJus dCml
Fau,, agc g.ryru7.ly sol sm7,rug as pIrs'pr'uI ATS
ip.is %, ,o- ,ha possession Of wealth, acquired 1
s1. auI lhYryus processes, aud which uf1si newt
u'I4 ho uIfraloJ out into several portions li'cr 90
d...lsr ui Ifs Jlssrss0rs, inugHi witi az Do
evil, ofthr hereditary ar.s,ycrclcsoi tIc old uot,
--Sf'.1I GI-.1e
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Tickets 10, Halves ?, Quarters Q so
NoI,'uurr uu,rv. cIs.. s '.us-rg g,s I-ll.
- IS 81 ] % 10 81 a % u - 81 q
l.u--, Isya slU.
NuT1r-ain iruary ,il'> ;. Ja4uo-v ! y. 1911
81 - 50 - - oil % as &c 6 IL 10 -
Loves! r.lz" -.
hp1ouC1IIa lottery c'pss 4. january l9hIetI
3 - % 81 - p - g 60 I72
Lowest prize IS U..l
L...'r-- Lottery ,'g-- .. drawn raa..-. A.. 1871
Is 20 - IS So 81 % 10 q 3 % D.
Lowest ruz. -
I"ns.1rr Lp' "r', r'u-. g. drawn Ilr GH.I~il
- Il 50 I'll l. 80 - n "a . 81 - Is =
Lowe. prize 80.
Nr''s'"rr luugrv. Gloss a, drawn Jan. Orb. 1911
~ % 81 ] G. ~ 81 a - L. 70 81 ~
InH..L -L- I'll
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e 'aNtNv 'it.-> Ia.a.. 81. lr....y t1....
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H.s .E....... .H rH.rrr.'.a ss'. t.. t.rHr'r ...
'.'.. 90. .r... ,.#-. I.rl' Hna I.r..ay Fg.ra
'.....f. Nr ....... H.s.fr.-- .- Bits n... .# 'I.
'... Hs... l.... r. .ef fnrnr,rrf.rrs- ono N.v
t.'.. N'.s. wa..a. .ra .. Eu. lrr fr H..r o.. ...
t".",.. aH Dr. uos spared tr,su,a.' . o.#c. ,a,
HEr IT, ',.I r1.aif..y hrop uu Iaat 40 c--.n s...
-.pr,uCHiai LOOKING o. N~s~t, 90 s,... T..rr.r..
t'a .u tr.' ana ~ rup.y.r coed fru,, Err.., rrp5,
'.. Ipr..-.i tHa.s m. in 'r uufsr u' i.rm-- -.-.s
1uu ,i'i.u- sic,csy DESCRIPTION. dafa On -I. E.,f.si
ts,g "a " h,;NN-TE.F
AGENT Yr Il Ga-n,-.
4 7llDING az ALL IFS BRANCHES 3D. g.
llr..n.-s Co.. rr 7re'r.iiy .rIru ''r .s.r.r..
Cd! NHrr."r r.i vi.1.lg lut'asy are rrrGr..a o.
lat 'i irt-iue nl every ia,,r pt.uu ai -.,f; up,-
49, 'u -iE'r c0unl 'p aay iu ,ho WESTERN cugrrr
noe 'Hn'..r '-urssut'.~ real MAJ dra: cast wall
Please call a'\' I27 Nasla, So, Wheeling Va.
eNA El.c.tuI q .rrrara n.-.s. n Cs.E.
- - We.',.u Reserve r.u.-c. Icp.k W.icr
Strained o', 900 .al.! saI .r,.!g ~
u.y % lo>ENrEv
TWIN rIVrE-5I brs,- TN vLArUl5s. ,l,l.
received usd for .1'n ~
august ArIEEBi r. 80 CALDWELL.
q INSrfn OH * WHITE LEAD.
4 HI- L'.lsc,a OF.
100 Ls-s ul.ro lead
T.-,a.eI- ,rEIl soL1AioN KING
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tir sd ANNUAL STATEMENT OF TIE pl-,.r.
~ 2. AND HN'ENiIII E.S OF 'FiI.Cll.y gr
WHEELING. b:&l C TlIE YEAi ENy;N,.
DECEMBER 81. isI0. w.
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E.aE : MAE,ar I>-srA>,a c.m .,r.y

''"H n AihAIHF tN-SiA $50 '"Ni tNN.
NhccIU~. Jarga.v !. l-.l
' 8 VIZ election ipr Directors ,i ii- Crmlaa, wall
y Do" hold ~ i'r "ircc or Monday evening o..
i:H surt - D'-IrrS
\ a.'it.nd "i four fcr coat pu rho cl.,'aI s..-a
,HH ,i'. '-s h,cH declared. lar...e ~, frsare! ~
."' '.''e of ha company u.- r.,-r ,-. 2s,, ,r,st
'7"3 DANIEL LNslE. E--',
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The Banks marked par ere rccriy on d. pos
tic a, the bank Ia lbr, city. IhosI banks marked
-- are not purchased.
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ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS.
To'al Receipts from al ,ourr.. s3j.53I %
Deduct Dr4ns ia trla,iIn. e2uf9 81
BJunre due Ttgas.ur 10 l7-lIT3 Oa
Men cash ro-rps, 1856 OF
Total sprro riu'e D, s,pccinl
order during yc1r 40. SJ.10l -
Deduct fIr Ii,EIIlirss prIlr
10 January /. 1870 25-5 -
Bal Cr liahliti., ofIS4J S3lG IS
Add .elr-ics & insil.ut,ieN
Psn'-s for year 1910. 1918 GG -T.23J 81
BAL appIi'd 10 foru,rrl-bt., ofnIl EinI, 24IIg 50
New Certificates r-,as1, slD222 %
Les. tor torlnsr disabilities. 1912 U7---s $50 -
Nell rrdacipn ur Lisb ~ rsr rs settled sl6 73J G.
Attest. JAMES $ WHEAT.
C,tr,, ul tho CITY.
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Total Expenditures, SO S>A ~
Balance due 'Vr-asIrcr January !, lsIl. l2J Il
ris sp'cmcut from the General Book. OF the
City Of Wheeling.
STATEMENT OF THE LIABILITIES OF THE
CITY OF WNEELING--JANJARY |. lSI1
For Certificates al Ian outstanding. eliJUI6 %
" 81 certificates Unr,d,oinod 555
q" Dslh. GA tho Treasurer uurcLromsi. 2.3!l -
Appropriations undrlvu, 81 -
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS GlNk

SINH ANNUAL STATEMENT
." ne Aa"6 = Fboc'Hg a1i 81 iiscE-s q Disc'.,t
''a y P's''o 70, N,san,a,-a, TIE TIA Jan arg 1911.
,l'"'osl'c bils S6i3 81 25
''f'ign 10 &273J3 IS
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-03

TTEALTH--M Many Of our readers no doubt, arc
possessed with this all important blessing, which
they may long retain il particular regard and care Dc
raid 10 themselves that whenever they ce 'ne 'eas'
indisposed TO procure proper medicine IN Que ssa
SON" But, the contrary, We ma tnousanas VIM
are laboring under disease, and many VIC lear VIII
MOVE serious II not attended to early Would those
PERSONS resort 10 the medicine that has established It
self In thousands Of cases, which Is DIX. hAh-
TIcH'S COMPOUND SIRENGI'HENINs
AND GERMAN APERIEN1' PILLS, so pre-
emnentIy recommended for diseases incident 70 the
human race they would be replaced back again To
sI;fe's sweet blessing" which is "hcalih."
We speak from ocular proof, Knowing IN many IN
stances where cares have been performed by the use
~ This medicine with marked success in various com
niaints-such as Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Rhcu-
nstism Pain in the Breast Side and Back, Costise-
meas. Nervous Weakness, Emacatlon General De
bity SC &c. This medicine consists Of two distinct
Kinds viz:--TIfE GERMAN APERIENI' and
he COMPOUND IPENGIIfENiNG TON
m, PILLS the former TO remove bile and all excre-
nentitious matter from the body thus cleansing and
purifying the system after which the latter used Il
rive strength and vgor TO the weak and dcbated or,
eans restore the lost appetite and produce tranquil
rcst and sweet rcpcse. We highly approve OF the
Dortors theory Of treating Diseases which certainly
i op and eIectual and advise the afflicted to give his
medicine a fair trial. Daily Chronicle.
~. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 10 NORTH
EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia
For sale by H. FAkNiiAM,
Gb2-Iy Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-04-03
.I,n THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.-

THO THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH
hereby certify, that was afflicted for eight years
with severe disease, attended with constant
pain in the breast side and stomach loss of appetite
no rest at night sickness and dizziness in the head
pain in the stomach after eating and other symptoms
which attend indigestion, my bowels were weak and
irregular Having had advice Of various physicians
during this long period and used much medicine which
only produced temporary relief. In the year 1889, |
was often unable to leave my house, and being POOR
WIDOW, dependent on my own labor for living, was
obliged to 20 from house TO house to obtain it. | at
length gave up all hopes Of recovery and trusted to
Hin 'that created all things" fortunately was ia
yored with work in Eighth street. when the family, dis
covering my miserable situation, Immediately
mendcd Dr. Harich's Compound Strengthening and
German Aperient Pills, which they procured for me.
used them, and continued for about three months
during the time my strength rapidly increased, my
counenance and paid cheek returned to their former
and natural colors. Since have fully recovered and
at present enjoy perfect health. feel it my duty to
inform the public at large of The great virtues OF Dr.
Harchs medicine, that others may procure it, and be
likewise cured | am well known in this city, any
person wishing to see me, can call at my residence
MARY III. FOURSMAN,
Jackson ST.. back Of l44 Poplar Lane.
III Principal Office No. 10 North Eighth street,
Philadelphia, where testimonials may be seen.
Also, for sale by r. FARNHAM,
feb ply Pennsylvania Avenue.