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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

CRASE's PATENT TWELVE MONTH CLoch.-A
model specimen OF this clock is now at the house oil
Mr.. an Boskerck congress Hall for public inspec-
ton. They require no more space weight OF
strength of spring than eight day clocks VIII run
one year with once winding up; are perfectly silent
other than striking the hour The whole simple,
easily adjusted and regulated, and when So the
time will be altered as in other clocks by wind
ing by the difference of temperature. or by an IN
crease of friction weight, desideratum IN time
keeping which has long been sought. and next IN
importance the first discovery OF the pendulum.
Paterson iai.i.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
From tie y. H. Register.

From HE " H. Register.
THE STRING PULLED IN" TYLER-TOO
\ nelc mig @sRS-or raho, old sang ssM nc
RAJ iaiioaSi Ia be SING az he mort meeting If
The Wig sing Song Ciab.
Oh, what has clusd this great commolion oiion otto
Cur country through
Il is the from Washington,
BY which we see that lyler too
Ia spite Of all that Clay could do.
Has " Joiae-d he Jfoofsfcps" OF Van, Van, Van,
Ia spite If Clay and Dan,
Has followed the footsteps Of Van
"Our suffering Is iniolcrabe,7 rablc rablc
What shall we 90
For ' al we thought used-up man
But coming events begin to shcw
That we've caught Tartar in ryler-too,
And only are uscd-uP ourselves, selves selves,
Poor unfortunate elves
We only used-up ourselves,
Oh when we used to drink hard cider, der, der
How 1eru few
Supposed that it would come 10 pass,
That should Rave such cause to rue
The day sc elected 'Tyier-too -
We little expected to see TOO, see too.
Tint his first act would be TO
Indiie such d-n-ble NEro
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

SAILORS" The sailors are my admiraton-;heir
obedience, prompiness, ealmncss, and utrepidity
W hen see these men mounting IN all their huriy-
burly to the round-top fearless BIRDS and lrumd-
ling the ropes the right (which lives de-
pend. ss calmly We, III our quiet homes pull the
threads OF our sewing, cannot but laugh at certain
bold theories about the sexes. What may be IN the
future developments Of society we know not-thc
possible is IN the impenerabc obscurlty Of the fu-
ture but what young lady cmbroidering "A bell
rope, and what sailor reehng a SAIL IN IA storm ac-
tually are, We know. There are it i true. some
striking exceptions to the general destiny and char
acter,-that magnanimous creature, Grace Oar
Ing for example"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

THE MARTYR PLor.-lhe New York CONNER
cia ~ speaking Of the integrity OF the pilot OF
the late steamer Ere, thus concludes his remarks
Bu: the GROWING incident Of the occasion was
the myrtyrdont OF the pilot. On the fire breaking
out he pat the vessel lead to the shore, distant
about miles, aud actually burned ~ q. tie whecl ;
yes, he took rs hands rori tia, Only hope for
the safety Of the passengers until they were con
suned-such hcroic sclisacrifcc deserves an emdur-
my record. The name OF Thomas Fuller should
dwell IN the hearts OF men
Let the name OF Thomas Fuller be recorded IN
connection with this hcroc achievement, y thin The
columns Of every periodical IN the land. Su.h yr-
tue should not perish IN obscurlty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
From the Cincinnati GdSeHe.
AMERlCAN TOBACCO TRADE.

We published some time ago some interesting
hcts concerning the Tobacco product OF the United
states. Since then, we have received IN Mr. liaz-
nrd's valuable (" Commercial and = taistlcal Regis
ter couple Of tabular statements, the first OF the
amount Of Tobacco. manufactured and unmanufac-
tured. exported from tins country annually for the
period OF twenty years from l>2l TO $50 inclusive
The other showing to wha, countries the larger por
ton Of II has been sent.
IL appears, from these tables, that during the pc
riod mentioned there exportd from the United
States 49, GOO hogsheads valued, by the Treasury
Department, At Sl5i fG. Jll, being annual av-
crage OF $1,000 hogsheads, or - .561 ,}2J. The
average annual export IN the first 10 years -
42i hogsheads, or s5,6-s SO AM during the sec
ond 10 years, 9G,7i5 hogsheads, or e7,4li,722.
The average price during the first period was 800 ]
per hogshcad and during the second period SO 81.
The entire export Of the last ton years exceeded
that Of the first 10 by l13,3lo hogshcads or ST.
j67 932 IN value.
OF the whole amount exported during the period
A fltar. ts-a.l .arf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
Jor The state Sentinel
Tor fHs Sfafe SelfineI
TO THE AUTHORIZES OF MANY BEAUTIFUL


POEMS"
ca Lady , when along the vale
0fyear. departed, memory sirays,
Iore odofs wait upon the gale,
And swcetcr sound the Wild birds lays.
he loved one 5 smile-ail ciion's kiss
And friends in youth too fondlv cherished,
Shine forth with beams of brightest bliss,
With hopes that only and perished
Each transient flower of past delight,
With frightened fragrance blooms anew
Aud Time with desolaling blight
Adds richer iints to every hue:
20 when these leeline hours depart,
And age with palsied form appears,
Thy LAYS will sill cnchant the heart
More swcey ly the lapse of years.
Call this not haticry-my Tyre
Ne'er followed aduIa.ion's train
Nee sfve.lod sle band Of Slavcry's choir,
Though warbing forth lowly strain.
Then dcign again TO tune that Tyre
Believe me, Lady there's a charm
Bounds forth from every latent wire,
That misery's sting oft disarm.
While fancy scars with pinions free
While youth with buoyani spirit plays
While hope ard JOY dance forth for thee
Oh then resume thy pleasing lays.
Soon, the spring of youth departs
And transient are its lovlicst flowers,
Then touch The si.ing ere misery smars,
Or biishling winter strips the bowers.
.GtrsonriHe Springs, nd GonDoN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
J. TAYLOR r.

NAwr lsH-DAr. The question what is that
was so ircqently asked touching Dutch invention
for ventaiug rooms. that the continuance was cali
ed a vawt-lsh-dat. We recommend the name . tho
wings tor their unhappy tsc. Should tic Se--cun,s
fiscal corporcsiy rot s0uee ihToreh--let corporal
Bolis propose 4 Fiscal Nawt-lsh-dat. Corpora
ton i cons,itntionally IS obnoxious As bank -
but Nawt-is.-da may be eXp lained vanously. 80 a.
10 accommodate itseIi - circumstances readily a.
Mr. fTesion's prnciiie Tie rame = nothing
the odor Of natoHai'y Is every thing, and the
thing VIZ smell Is sweet II you cal. Il the fis-
cai " hat you call en- Bott's Acatl.ator or Ex-
change B9tAerum-twis Regulator.
(Anfia,fnn .nllrlll.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

UxTInrLy DrArH.-A good old country dame.
who has entered her ltoth year. having few
days ago lost her daughter, who was not much more
than 20, exclaimed. while her eyes were flied with
tears, Alas always said should never rear that
poor child
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

At the meeting OF the democratic party which was
held in Philadelphia, to take into consideration the
Baak question, Colonel Psge illustrated the lnefi
cheney Of the legislative restrictions upon the banks
by the following story. which we find reported into
the Spirit Of the Times
a clerk in n store at Mobile was an inyeterate
smoker. Ills employer finding his customers com
pianng of the filthy habit, demonstrated with the
clerk. The latter said he couldn't help II he must
smoke, and that he would die without ms segar.
Not wishing 20 deprive him entirely OF so favorte
a luxury, the employer agreed that hs clerk should
smoke one, but only one scgar day. But what Was
his surprise when coming TO the store next day, he
found the clerk smoking segar three feet long
lie stuck to the rule, it Is true, and only smoked
one scgar day; but il took him all dav TO smoke
Il! Just 80 with the banks. Give them lnch
and they will stretch It To ell, or longer, il
if their wishes or interests prompt them
The meeting passed among others the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That with the late disastrous fate Of
the late Bank OF the United States, the frauds and
yillanes which have proved 10 be inseparablc from
such an institution, iuil m view, and the decided
opposition OF the great mass of the people thereto
as admitted IN the late executive message, the
at ION of Il Bank cf the United States could not
but be regarded daring aud high.handed eXer
else of power, and should IT ever be consummated,
We here pledge our unccaslng and uncumpronislng
opposition 10 1t IN every stage OF It's existence, and
in every form IN which the constitution and laws Of
our country viii warrant; nor VIII we rest from our
labors until It's final and elicctual repeal shall be
accomplished.
Resolved, That a committee OF thirty be appoint
cd, whose duty il shall be narrowly Ia watch the
movements OF the contemplated bank should / come
INTO existence, to confer and correspond with Ike
committees appointed IN any other section Of this
State or the Union 10 hold the bank TO Just ac-
couutabllity and enforce the immediate payment of
al It's liabilities, and effect It's legal overthrow at
The earllest period pracl!cahIc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

SrRrxGY CABBAGrs-The Boston Pos. has the
following good Joke OF :. hard case" who
customed 10 coming nome late at night n ''corned
state and taking cold bite, which usually set
out for him by his kind iorgyng wife - One night
besides the usual sh Of cabbage and pork. She left
a wash-bowl filed with caps and starch. The lamp
had long been exingu.shed when the staggering
sot returned home and, BY mistake, when proceed
ing to satisfy his hnntrr he stuck his fork into the
wrong & IN. lie worked away at his moethiul Of
caps very patiently for time bat finally, being
unable ID masticatc them. he sang out TO his wife
Old woman. where did you get your cabbages
they are 80 ID strlngy. can't chew them -
Ny gracious" replied the good lady, = II the
stupid feter amt eating up all my caps that put
in starch o.er night -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
TAKING THE Crssrs.-rhe follow

TAKING THE CESsus.-lhe following iacden.
occurred at Leth quite recently, upon the taking o.
the census in Great Br.tain:-
"Eh. SIR exclaimed a douce-lookiny David
Deans what did David max by numbering the
people and ddna We bring the cholera u the
last time 1t was done among ourselves = . This
Viii be some Of the Qneens nonsense, nae. sad
the old woman, " thought that. that she has
got BARN to nurse. she wad haze had somethin.
else to Go than read over folks names VI their ages
bet some folks has an unco deal . curiosity -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

An absent minded man went out the other morn
ing 10 shut up some pigs. Late IN the afternoon
he had not returned and after some search be was
found squcaling IN the pen, he having shut himself
IN and let the pigs cut.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

AGRICULTURAL SrATIsTICs.-The y. Y. Journal
OF Commerce publishes Il calculation by which II APP
pears that nearly four bushels and holt of wheat
are raised IN the United States for each inhabtant
OF other gram nearly thirty bushels each nhab-
tant and OF potatoes, about six bushels and half
To each nha0ltant-maki al aggregate of forty
one bushels OF grain AID potatoes L. each inhablt-
ant including men, women and children, bond and
free. The value Of an annual crop OF grain aud po
tatoes even at the present low prices, IS not, (says
the Journal less than three hundred millions Of
dollars and # we include other agricultural pro-
auctions among which are cotton AMI tobacco, With
fair allowance for the cattle sheep horses swine
&c, which belong 10 the year, shall have an
annual product O. more than FIVE HUNDRED MILLION
DOLLARS IN value.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following is abstract Of the Official Re-
turns of the Population Of the United States, az
cording % the Census Of 1910.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Az ATTEMPr AT REMovAL.-Ihe Lancaster In
telligencer says persons in Lancaster are en-
deavorIng to have Mrs. Dickson the PostmistresS,
OF that city, removed from office. 1t does hot aP-
pear that the lady has been improperly interfering
in elections. The probability that some hungry
Office seeker. despair of getting any other place
is at the bottom of this movement.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Before the election the Federalsts believed liar
rson the personliicaton ct every thing correct
notwithstanding the views expressed IN the follow
my extract Of letter written by him:
"CINciNNATI, Sept. I6, 1922.
deem myself Republican OF what Is common
~ called the old JcfersoHian school, and believe IN
the OF That Inte probation OF the Const
tuition winch has been gwen by the writings OF that
enlightened statesman, who was at the head OF the
party, and others belonging to it, particularly he
ceiebraied resolutions Of he TUgia Legislature dur
my the presidency of Mr.. Adams.
- deny, therefore, to the General Government
the exercise of any power but what is expressly CIV
10 1t by the Constitution, or what Is essentially
necessary 70 carry the powers expressly given into
effect.
= believe that the charter given TO the Bank Ct
the nited States u uSCONsTIrUriONAL-it not be-
ing OF those necessary to carry any OF
the expressly granted powers INTO effect aud my
votes IN Congress Will show that ! viii take any
constitutional means TO REVOKE IT'S CHARTER.
Yet the consistent wings abuse Mr. Tyler for
GLOWING IN footsteps OF ms ilustrlous predeccs
sor, by adhering particularly to his Professed doc
trines en- this most vital question. The federallsts
did not dare show their heads before the election
and now iorsooth, they curse Tyler for doing that
which his conscience and the Constitution dictated.
Oet upon the hypocriics GIN. Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

The insec; which satisfies Is thirst with the dcw
drop contained IN the howrcts cup has - much
loymen, rs the elephant which drinks from the
stream Of some mighty rivcF.-N,'e ioSk .hids.
Yes and the by who sucks molasses on the
dock Is as happy as he Who riots in the luxury OF
clam soup--.Hbany .ifias.
Exactly and the little pig which takes provende-
from pint TIN dish l. Just comfortable as the UNI
welding grunter that luxuriaies a Big mod hole
and eats It's dinner ont OF u foot trough y q.
Picdpiuge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
&l.OON.OOO!

NETors BY THE PREsIDENTs.-Thc exercise OF
the etc power Is not an innovation as many pre-
tend. Washington resorted to II twce-iadlson
four times-Monroe once--and jackson hive times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

ioEsE KILLED ~ FLILs.-A scw day5 ae., eolrc
gentlemen ia Canton started ia wagon, .ih their
guns, on hunting expedition. they drove into
he woods, and having tied the horse to tree pro-
ceeded oil Their cvcurss9n. Afor an absence Of tive
Or three hours theY returned to Ire WAGON and
.ound The forse dead They got a fars.er 20 ex-
ammo iiir, wfo on cncuing his body found II des-
utrie q blood, the fees b. .rr sucked It al cut OF
lam, 50 a. To cause h~ death. lis hlGe externally
was wet all over with blood. The horse WAS yal-
ned at S2n0.-Pgs'ot Trahsrrip.
THIS must be IN Illustration OF tie Treasury and
the sreAug W. gs.--stufiaf.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Who invented paper money!
The Devil.
How does il appear tina: the Devil invented paper
money
lie Is the :. Father OF Lee
Erskine gave a very hrciy illustration ofthc tx,
Tnion is strength when he SAID Of place where
he had slept very III. that # tie leas had been
uncAia,o,s. .hat they would have lifted hsa out OF
bed.
Pefer n nks there must be typograp h.cal error
in the title of the bh commonly called the Loan
Bill he thinks it should BE- called the ioef BIZ.
Pianofff Re-.
Wien the devil w.s s.rk.
The devil saint wond be
When tie devil got we'll
The devil SAINT was he
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
I792,o,a,
.i3I.3iG.5lI

Total I,792,oo0 9i3I .3iG,5lI
In The FIRE, 10 years, the shipments to England
amounted To 80 hogshcads IN the second to
.-272I increase in the hitter period Il, So hogs
heads. The average annual export to England,
durng the 20 years, was ri, - hogshcads, valued
at s2,Jo9,123.
The increase Of export TO France, during the last
10 years. the fret 10, was -, 800 hogsheads !;
and average annual export L. that country, for
the ~ years, was I'll hog,heads, or ssl7,t61 IN
value.
The exqor, to Holland during the first 10 years,
more by 1861 hogshcads than during the lat
10. The average annua! export, Tor the whole
period, was 2i,lc5 hogshcads, or $lo95, 3.a IN
value.
The export to Germany during the last 10 years,
was an increase upon that OF the first TO- OF 9lers
hogsheads. The average annua! export during the
~ years, was l. so hogsheads, or :9J6,io0.
This shows, ut a glance the extent and value Of
the Tobacco interest OF this country, which has
within Il couple Of years past caused 10 little talk
ing. writing and figuring. The states most con-
ccrncd II, Tennessee, kentucky, Maryland
and llrginia
OmcrN,L LETTER or Mn. JrrrrRsoN.-M the
meeting of the Georgia Historical Society the
9h instant, DIR. Stevens IN behalf OF the Hon. ASH
bury Hull, Of Athens, presented To the society an
original letter OF rhos. Jefferson before he
weat To College. We have been favored with Il
copy oil IL 10 lay before our readers, as an interest
ing specimen OF epistolatory writing by youth OF
sixteen, the future signer of the Declaration oil hide
pcndcnce. II shows great force and dircctness OF
mind and exhibits the fact, that even then his
piratious reached forward INTO the shadowy future.
(cory)
Sm,DwELI, January lith, 100.
SRI was at Colo. Peter Randolpa's about n
Fortnight ago " my schooling falling into Dis
COURSE he SAID he thought II would be To my advan-
tase To 90 to the College, and DESTROYS should
go, as indeed am my self for several Reasons. In
the first place long as stay at the Mountains
the Ioss of fourth of my inc Is inevitable by
Company's coming here aud OBTAINING me from
school And likewise my absence Will IN great
measure put stop 10 much Company, y by that
Means lessen the Expenses of the Estate IN House
keeping. And on tue other Hand by gong TO the
College shall get a universal acquaintance,
which may hereafter he scryIcab.e TO ne and |
suppose can pursue my studies in The Greek "
Latin well there a. here, y lkew sc learn some
thing of the Mathematics. shall be glad Of your
opinion, and remain, SIR.
our most humble servt.
TliOS. JEFFERSON, Junr.
To Mr. John Harvey,
Bcicmont.
jefferson was born at Shadwe. Aibemarc Co..
Va. April ID, O. =. i143, and therefore no;
quite seventeen when the letter penEed. THIS
appeal To Col Harvey, who was his guardian, his
father having died when lie but twelve year.
old, was successful. aud IN the spring Of 100. he
entered lillian and Mary's college, which. at that
time, was under most excellent management.
SaraHaah Georgian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Hon J CirLr1 Is No. Nr>r.--TLs monument.
erected y tie IT. end 81 TIE deceased over his re-
mans, Ia 80 Elm Grove Cemetery, Ihomas;on, IL
now comp.etei ~'h lie exception Of the upon
tic TOP - whole sir,ciure 's composed ofbel8-
tiul yar.egaicd granite, except lie urn, winch WI
be e pare ~he marble. Iaoa the upper cap H.
carved the words =" jo>,. fILLrY." 1t has been
erected "a, an expense - ab MT go Its height b.
Il #. > incAcs.-Eassc. .lrgls.
WELL PROVIDED fpp.-:e1.ouo in hard c.sa
voted - lIlrr SINS hears f.o SONS rcus4omed a.
Vet Point one appointed p, Master C.ncin-
aati, salary ~ less iiea 300. AID forfli to 1
land Office "a iowa. s. ia tie ssine salary Nhn
pays On. Only tie - hrse paws, the bahkess
call tic farmers and mechanics.
NIoE yIRsA.-lhe aborsr- i',r Government wor>
hours instead ri 10, Mr. Barcn put ~ and
- cents less res a day Federal love iar me-
chancs Ike iAa; o. iae k.ie ior tie dove,
Il he.nr proved. on tr.ai at Gcdba.l. that
mans name wss resIg i.ct WHO pretended hat II
was fyact, see sa.d IT, Jadgr. tie old pr
verb IS verified 10 III mar wao being q aes4
Iach has tafca m :.
Coon II i.I.es esf ae-' .ssse oivca - mn.
~ I'D man $50 docs M take A newspaper. art
Furthermore. tnty wont al.nv nan 20 look a.
them who owes The printer i-r nore than ole years
subscr Ption.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Lafayette Parish, La. not included in the
above, 7s32
Estimated population Of Garter Co. Ky
not returned, 30C0
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14

Total population Of the United statcs, Il ,oeo,llI ed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-14
IL .lH2.nIo

Seomen in the service Of the United
States June |, 1910, CIQ0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
THE MARKETS.
BALriMoRr, Nov. %. S.P. Nj

BALTIMORE, Nov. -, 5, p. NJ.
FLoUR-Sales Of Howard Street Flour of
good standard brands were made from stores on
Saturday at S6,2S. To-day holders are asking
abe same pnce, bat no operations have taken
place. 20 FAR as we are advised. Settlements for
receipts BY wagons were made on Saturday at
9G,I2b
GRAlN-on Saturday sales Of Penusylva-
mia red Wheat we're made at sI4I, and to-day
several parcels vere sold at tl,I2 Sl,43. We
markets not we'll supplied.
CoRN-Sales Of new Md. in shipping order,
NJ Sc = 81 cts. for yellow and AT SIS cts for
white. We quote old Md. a, 81 Cts for white,
and 60 81 cts. for yellow.
oATS-We quote Md At al a ~ cts.
WHISKEY-Sales o. hhds. to-day at 30 cts.
and OF bbls. al 2lA 81 Cts. The wagon price
Of bbls Is IS cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

PUBLIC SALE.
TIVE undersignsd, having sold his Farm
II will sell. at public auction, 81 TH,5dsy "a.
% ef Dsernbev asEf, near Thompson6 Depot
the following Property, viz
s frst-rate Work and Riding Horses,
a pair Of tCeiL-hoke Carriage Horse,
and Carriage,
a Thoroughbred Felt FLY and 2 Colts,
40 head Of Cattle, some Of them frst-rate
Malicious, crossed t0Ith the Durham,
One good yoke Of Oren and Cart,
90 fine Sheep, all part Dishley,
Twenty-Five Hogs,
Farming Utensils of erery description,
all nearly net0 and Of tie best Kind,
$50 barrels Of CORN,
ll5 acres Of Wheat IN the ground,
IL or 10 tons Of tOeiI-cured Timothy
Hay,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
find many other things not necessary TO
mention.
TRRMS-A credit Of nine months will be
given on all sums Of $40 and upwards, BY the
purchaser giving bond and approved sse1rity
Except the COrn.) Under that sum the sash
will be required.
JOHN A. THRocKMoRToN
November n, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Liver Cs@Pisi-i cured BY tAs uss Of d.. H1r-
Iiehs cssspsuud Sirsaytks-ia< asd .4persni PiIis.
SIR. William Richards, Pittsburg pa, entirely
were pain aud weight IN the left side, loss Of
appetite, venting. asrid erustAt'ons. distsnson
Of The s,omssh s,sk headache. furred tongue eoun-
teosoee ShAaged TO q sitron color, difficulty Of
brssfhisg. disturbed rest, attended With = cough.
great debility, With other symptoms great
dsrsagemeat Of the functions Of the liver. Mr..
Richards bad tho advice OF several physicians. bat
received seiief. until usag DIR. Harliek's Medi-
sins. which Terminated IN eGssGing perfect cure
Priaeipai Office for ths sale Of this .vsdieins Il
81 No ~. NORTH EIGHTH street, PhiisdsIPhia.
Also-for sale al the store OF
IL. n. STRAITH,
CtSrisst0ten!
CHARLES ID. KILHAM,
HaTpers- Ferry