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Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04
TIE STATE SENTINEL

IL pa5hshed srcry Uefacs3rg- -QG-c oa Hash.
iHRon Street. Soiahea.f ~ fte State H3lse,
d'recHy oIPosHe .irmsr0Hgs H9fek
IEsms.-ivo dollars year, a!ways 90 advance.
In 10 instance viii more taaa one number oe sen,
I'll the money is recered. Subscribers wi. re-
ceve due notice isw wcess before tie expiration
81 each year. and 'f the '1vmeHt frr sIeceldIre
year De not advanced. fas paper wl he t.-r4atinu-
ed. Th,s rule VII etrrfy adhered O. i4 at cosef.
One dollar wlH be- received lor s.2 wontls. anl
fifty cents FOR three n.. t.s--q'reIgs la aIreacc.
Five dollars viii ls received Tor three years. or,
three papers wlll be cent aDe ve1r flr the -7ms.
ADyERTfsEWrNr VIII be- inserted tlree tinrs at
one dollar square. 80 ctns and b. continued ~
the rate of - cents square woek.Y. Quarterly
advert scments Inserted ~ - square cf 2j0 enc.
Yearly advert -crs Will b. accommodated on
REASONABLE terms. wh ca should always be made n
writing agreed uaar.
Ah atsertiseuents f.asg abroad -r-iff 10 qcc0ri-
Tafted ~ TIE caft, or H9 attell.on wi.i 5e pad 10
hem.
G-y- Postage must be naid
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04

Ni1aIA@ SrRoDE-F Fourshe3 in the rel ~ O
ChaF.es /. and vas, according 10 Wood pith'
and contentious preacher. exquisite orator. and al
eminent poet The frliowing was taken from
very old manuscript volume;
Or a Genfic'eonen ,ralking an Tie snor0.
saw fare Chloris walk alone
Wnen ieathered rayne came softly downe,
And Jove GeceIded from his tower,
To court her 10 silver shower.
The wauton sno,se hewe to her breast,
Like lI;tc birds into their nest,
And overcome with whiieness there,
For grcs, thawcd into 4 teare;
Thence faiii0g on her garments hemmc
10 dcc@ her irezci INTO gemme.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04

. NEo ARB yoU Lo0RING Ar'-PoThaps il is
not universally known that ta.s phrase took It's rise
from the wife Of a cross-eyed laan. She some
what jealous. Ler cherished one could look al
smother woman, while appearances seemed - say
TIA; he looking at her. In order to case her
doubts on THIS subject, she would inquire, 4" who
you looking At !''
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04

QrIrr At LAsr.-A bcker.ng. couple, residing
near Manchester, were recently Overheard high
controversy, and the rcpentant Benedict exclaimed
I'm determined III have one quiet week with
thee ~ Bat how iit thou get how wit thou
get i;l now Wit th9a ct j, - sand his taun..ng
spouse with that iteration which married ladies
pro~okng'y practice. II keep thee week
after tAou IT dead - was the tender rejo.nder
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04


Two ScEses Is R.cuNosD ,Na.) arc thus de
scribel by writer Of the papers OF that city.
Cfacy relate b the ght in which FAyNy ELssiEE
recrrtv appeared ia the Theatre Of that cIty, and
the hrst briefly describes that scenc-l
SHE d5ated a5oGt like fair bat very volap,u
Gus l.oaug spirit. aud cut her toes hither and
th,fher. and swaycd her body to aud fro IN way
winch vas . caution To- all iuhainmab,c young gen
men. rfav- headed or not. he lovely creatures
sho graced the scene looked on enchanted, and
mace al. bright with their sm!cs; The vast crowd
Of men shouted and appiaudcd with their whole
might, and tie beautiful dancing woman. giving
them an extra lrt or two, wh ch set them in per-
feet agony Of delight, made her bowtac curtain
dropped, the dear Fanny tapping her Wrng-your-
geca-0i upon the shoulder, said dcre, dcre = te
enc tousand dollars aimos--nuw let Us GO But
the audience said no, and they shouted aud crean-
ed ana taunpcd fof her io come oat aad--
:. At tndt Inlit.ent .a ia obscure heFcl. rf"0 ie
many paris e. TIE caia, b.t.Hg wuos. "t,aat- Ere.
aiOa, sat pao- Womau holding t. her cailed oo-
SOM. Ser sieS anl dying babe, wa.ie upon rude
paot Of straw las Two saivcnug Lutte creatures,
hcr children TOO. Her eye was heavy VITA watch
lnr, her cheek suneen with hanger and suffering.
her heart aued ith sue very g4 lud bitterness Of
Aeait - t.c falg at = mothers lpsc, - she tazea
tt.ia the innocent lace ot Aer dying babe haw fast
/ wed Tire te.rs from eyer wa.ch had known itNe
-at SORROW aul weepug tnr lngh many weep ny
ciys-h,v deep aad how Esvcnt vas the prayer
Whlc.. ca5ue up from tic yery f,urt-.as Of priva-
uon and sraf. tbe-e was no heart ucar TO synpl-
ihl~e 10 kind hand 90 lid. mo- s,it voice to sootne
the physiclan's healing art, charity angel arm,
came not 10 soften the dying moments OF her poor
baoc and .e dlc6ered and waved IN ITS far
urn and the sobs of the mother sounded that sol-
Itary room. tie agony Of her grief she
ca med. iew pence had slvcd thee 70 Ine. ny
sweet babc'-a- tie seopers on the pallet q. straw
murmured their uneasy s.umbcr Motncr, dear
mother. give me some bread'-as the keen wind
ame through the cTevces and sic claspcd the dying
child 20 her bosom, at that moment, dancing wo-
man, stranger, with her wealth Of thousands. and
her ingols of go aud silver, made her last graceful
bow. lud took the prnccy sum winch was hers for
"A few moments pleasant labor.
A. the spectators gave their last shout. the
babes innocent spirit winged us flight 70 Heaven.
and tae mother & zed IN despair upoa al that re
NAMED Of her like pra,ter whom Sire 80 dearly
loved.
such IS LIE
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04
TABLE or ACQUAINrANCEsHIp.

\ ToUGH SNoEER.-TAc Philadelphia papers
are cracking up an old gentleman. Of the name Of
Painter residing the lower part Of the county Of
Phila., who has smoked for tie last sixiy-se.en
yecrs, on ~ average. about ten gars day. mak-
ing .r all consumption of two hundred and forty
four thousand and FIVE rars. which a. 4 cent a
piece, would amount % = t45.5o. II body VII
do 70 cot Up Tor snokuS ntqc09, when As Dies.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04

iioycd her with the purost love
IEtt ever human BOSOM knew
The green ieaf To the ycrnal grove
W as never half 50 true
For oh snc was tae swcetc,f flower
That ever gracod h.raiond gen
And proudly did own Le. power,
For she vas altles> then.
'3ne .eit Der ,ome among the hls,
And n theNworid sine grew,
\ worldly, ilhaaiiug thing Of PRIDE,
Unsteady aid untrue;
Gay robes and Jewels deck her now,
sac seeks the gaze OF men,
And Is no more the flower loved.
For sle MAS artlcss then
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04

1hcHArr KrLLy's PoNv. Kelly for several
years rode hrovn pony, which had been pre-
scented ha by the prince of " Wales. TINS animal
the only beng in kei.y's confidence, rs regard
ed certain visits l. soneohat questionable female
lcquantances, and with the friendship ct many such
VIZ. Kelly has haaorei. Poor Rely attacked
serious y by gou'. and could not be carried b. his
Sar4cl 1u~ pony 70 " rs. --'s nor 60 Mss ---s
AMI as tieie I'D Z 4 a9rcgr sny chance ot l:imedi
atc r, tesy. tle 10y was sent TO friend latter
SALTS Here = recommended a. be remark
ab.y quiet, aas 3 "a gentleman might Fide It. =
,vas accor.-ncly .t,rcfaecd for The Rev. w r..
o.. al that r,ae = bad state Of health, ard
vho had "a ordered by his physicians 10 take
equestrian exercise. The invalid clergyman was
not .rsi rate rider, and iiohael hellys pony wac
of fixed and perseyerng habits. and of his own ac-
eoEd, regularly irated up with his reverend owner
on hs back 10 several doors where it anY thing
but reputa bic 20 be seen. Thcre he waited habit
ually for MS master L dismount. The Archbishop
OF Cfrcr57ry having notice Of The fact, It was found
necessary "a sell tAe pony.
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04
From thc Charleston Mercury.

The following testimonial 'lrom one oi sufferer
is quite irfes,~t bic to the merits of the grand
ptuacea. II is extracted from the London Como
Almanac:
'.Sir--i take the liberty Of addressing yew about
the brandy and sawlt all ctcd with dredtui
iowncs Of spirits &, rewmltism winch having aplicd
the a0uv has both disappeared. s.r my way Of an-
lglnE Is the Saw.t outside wonst day a. and the
brandy = twice every our. It's eiex sumtims
really astonishing. my wife takes the abuv McdI
sin IN her tea, q finds great benefits.
'sr yewr Most obcdiant
JrMNAs SPooNEy.
''P. ;. sir a neybor Of nine fude the abuv on
his wife no had bean BAD skaded killing pig bet
nlukAy forgot % put in the stw.. oweyer Il was
awl very wei. .oT the brandy alone cured his wife
& now he's got tie sawt 10 Cure his bakun.
~. ="
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04
F.mrcCt. .e.ro D,a~r...

4 c'|i. .H uafa Ilf.IUUtf Tor .H
les r oirarre. aud weiel O, Dr. taken taroe-h
rs rTecd.tau.'y as possible t Of uhcs fhe haa-
cst et4Llalan intended Go Go, hlt after relnr ono
aur.gea o. les. bee i.uu3 tha' re route nhca these
connected ta h's. bad tetn broken n2 ty t'e pee
teuted mlsiortnuos az several u ts cetractarr AZ
ter stfr.r iu ta, tavern rising tN8 .ers neAlsasly
S. .f.u- Ter tle starc % o. driven El. he MS ie-
aaed af the true state E.. tat case. 80 sc,sas tie
siagofeau. he flus acco-ir lam:
'i3rrer, ! and .r-ttrd yoa ~ b-ote
II h.-e. sa RS t.e d.-rr. v.t. l.s.a cHi1,a.
eis. 'we htse merely sus rcaac-
For how iurgr
Cant teti'
'Bl' can't you ru,.sf'
why, III should guess, .he.'l sag ua;l thee
~ae general resumption tlgofEl tue I.e.'
Poor consolation indeed. Bt h.w many cor
tractors are there .nalln
From dozen 90 twenty
Is not Mr b. one O.. them
Well } should ,ink he wau,l II tie .a,. maa
thus . impose u9ou tic public
You jad &c hm correctly. 10 would gladly re-
sume Tomorrow. If tie rcs, would
'NEd what DO tic rest say o.
Zach oue says BE is ready when The others a5e
and many s3y thy WONT resume ID SIR. =. does
and what does Sir - sry 20 ilis -
w hy, he says he can wan rs long as the res. Of
taom'
ionr days, J am undrre, ard my family too l.
there no other stage i.nc 10 tiis vicinity
80 sir, not within G1y -..,cs.'
~ ELL ;hcn, bad rs j. IS, my bos; course is &c g
back with yol'
, am sorry 20 say that YOU can't p J: -
'Nhy not eyoa broas too g"
..'o SIR, tell YOU thcsc 10 break ia iae case.
We nave oaiy sUspeHdedr
'But what means Tins -
Why. SIT, If you must know. W. r-e Z par e 4
general s. stem who-. interests a-c H.. same. Anu
i use for two or tr-e contractors 10 stan8 a9t
alone
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04
hINNXAS.

'Tis p1st-;hc fond, the Aeeuug dream
or love and hope is ocr.
And darkly steals lies troubled stream,
Unto thc silent shore.
Bat stlil tins hrotcg iiaart Of mine
Shall De- tay mcmory's mourrlu shrine
TIL it is lard at rest 'vi.h iri1c,
Where grief IS .clt - ro-1.
Ny scrrow seeks no lonely spot,
IN some FAR desert place;
TO me each scene where thou art not
u but J1ylcss waste.
Where AL aeouud IS bright and fair,
J only feel thou art not there
And turn from what thou calst not share,
And sigh to be AZ rest
bow no more Mt beau.y's shrine.
For me hcr charms are vain;
The heart that once hath loved Ike mine
Can never love again.
The wreatang smile, the boaming eye,
Are passed by me unhceded bv
And whore thy ruined relics lie,
My buried hopes remain.
Life's latest tie hath severed been
Since thou hast ceased to be
Our hearts the grave hath closed between,
And what remains for me
In this dark pilgrimage below
vain regret, cherished wo-
And tears that canno' cease 10 flow
Wheneer ! think of thee.
-
From the Pesnsylrqaiaa.
\ NEW song TO AN OLD TUNE.
LO0NEY McTwOLTER.
o pipes Jarry'sa mann.kin.
Nhack on my back he hit me 4 potter;
Good lack JoRaftaR SsreasoR,
lie Is the boy that caught Looaey McTwoltcr.
Workingmen, take good cure,
Who lay pipes any where.
Reed, Raincy, McClsy, and John DAWSON
Indiana State sentinel., 1841-08-04

" As Coon - gHr BkNR.'-The old saying is
getting cut q dlte and credit Of ate. Time was
when tie simple sertlon that man was" good
a. tAe bank gave him unlimited credit-he could
81; trusted g. any hing and to any extent-but now
we are compelled to specify some particular bank if
We intend 20 - ofso.y.cc. Listen 10 the following
ccnyefsation
- Is S.mpkias's r-dorsement good J"
Is good tne 1aaS."
- What bank 80
Brandon
"smpS.nss name can, slime on paper to sait
me"
- { goes maa may be- as good As the bank, :"
nowadays and be 20 great shakes ~ tnst.
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REPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELKY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, re-
0FFER at Wholesale and retail complete as
Dsorment of goods in their line. Their facilities ioi
obtaining goods by direct importation, and from ule
Drnepal Manufactures are such afford them 81
ery advantage Among the leading articles OF their as
'0f''n'H' "'S WATCHES "a 'CIEG5" AND JEwELRY.
Gold Levers, of M. j. Tobias, johnson, Reb'nsoH,
Harrison and other makers.
Gold Anchor Levers, do with indePsadeat seconds,
Gold Lepines and Vertical Watches,
Silver Levers and LepiHes,
Silver and gilt Watches-sasS be fsT -ne sseAuy
trade,
CHI, AlabassOr, Ebsny s. New EassAd decks
time pieces,
Ladies' gold chains,
Gold guard and Fob chains
Seals and Keys, Watch Hooks,
Miniature Cases, Lockets.
Gold ear rings and pms, ia ssts,
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Psssi, Mosaic, Cameo, n
ameed and gold breast pans.
De finger rings,
Pearl sets complete,
Gold Thimbles, Pencil eases,
large assortment Of oOmmea JewsIy-saisable.f
country trade,
MILITARY.
Emitted States Army and Navy Swords,
Gilt and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrust kapisr de-
Fencing foils masks epauettes
Wings, sashes, plumes agulettss,
Sword belts, tassels, stars,
Hat and cap Trimmings,
Caps furnished TO order, and ezzszasd,
Gold and silver lace,
Cord, thread spanglss, bsllien, &s-
Eagles, plume sockets, ball kutteAs,
Army, navy and ether military bHltsAs
Plumes ofall descriptions,
Pocket, Holsters, Travelling and rAs sastsis
Dirks, game bags, powder TASKS,
Shot poHches, percussion caps,
Gun wadding, &c
;BRONZED GOODS, LAMPS, ks.
Bronzed AID gilt astral aaaus aad sAsPsAdn
lamps,
Chronicles, eandlebras, szndlesGsks,
Brackets, inkstands, taper stands,
Gard vases, Thermometers, &e.
CUTL cry.
Table Aad pocket cutlery,
Racers, scissors, &c, es. -
Silver spoons, forks, ladies,
Butter hAives, sugar tsngs,
Salt spoons, &c
Plated Bread and cake baskets,
Walters, eastors, chndlesuols.
Tea and coffee arms, epeEszes,
SnUffers and Trays,
Caps, Eoblels t.akaras sc. fer esA.@~aisa Isrvlss
Plated lea and ssGss ss=asle%e, ere GaA-siE ae
ees,
Brtsania ware, in sets.
FANCY sHs.
Writing desks, dressing cases,
Work boxes, snuff boxes, card saaSs,
segar eases, spectacles, coral,
Razor straps, tooth brushes, parsas,
Chessmen, back CANNON bsarSs,
Dice, pocket books, wallets,
Morocco Miniature eases.
Musical boxes, opera glasses, buckles,
Slides, Head bands and ornaments,
Purse clasps, shoe buckles,
Decanter Labels.
Pencil eases, Se. &c.
Military companies fcEnishsA wis squPAsAes al
short notice.
Watches repaired and warranted. Watch teoss and
materials for sale
ORDERS from the country proHty sltoaded 70.
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THE PILOT.
HOMES AND GRAVES.

How beautiful world were ours,
But for the pale and shadowy One
That treadeth on its pleasant flowers,
And stalketh in its sun!
Glad childhood needs the love of time
To shew the phantom overhead;-
But where the breast, before its prime,
That cafrieth not its dead
The moon that looketh on whose home
In all its circuit sees no tomb!
1t was an ancient tyrant's thought
To link the living with the dead;-
Some secret OF his soul had taught
That lesson dark and dread!
And, oh! we bear about us, still,
The dreary moral OF his art
Some fern that lieth pale and chill,
Upon each living heart,
Tied to the memory, till wave
Shall lay them in one common grave!
To boyhood hope,-to manhood fears!
Alas!-alast that each bright home
Should BE- nursing-place Of tears,
A cradle for the tomb
If childhood seeth all things loved
Where homes unshadowy shadows wave,
The old mah2s treasure hath removed,
He lookelh to the grave!
For grave aud home lie sadly blent,
Wherever spreads yon armament.
A few short years-and then the boy
Shall miss, beside the household hearth,
Some treasure from his store of Joy,
To find it not on earth;-
A shade within its saddened walls
Shall sit in some beloved's room,
And one dear name, he vainly calls,
Be written ON a Tomb
And he have learnt, from all beneath,
His first dread, bitter taste of death!
And years glide on, till manho0d's come;
And where the young, glad faces were,
Perchance the once bright, happy home
Hath many a vacant chair
4 darkness, from the churchyard shed,
Hath fallen on each familiar room,
And much of all heme's light hath fed,
To shoulder in the tomb
And household gifts that memory saves
But help b count the household graves.
Then, homes and graves the heart divide,
And they divide the outer world:
But drearier days must yet betide,
Ere sorrows wings be furled; ...--..
When more within the churchyard lie
Than sit and sadly smile at hsme,
Till home unto the old mans eye,
Itself appears tomb, ......
And his tired spirit asks the grave
For all the home it longs to have!
It shall be SOFT shall be so!
Go bravely distinguishing on;
Bear up a few short years-and, 10!
The grave and home are one!
And then the bright ones gone before,
Within another, happier home,
Are waiting, fonder than before,
Until the old man come
A home where but the IifS-trees wave;
Like childhood's-it hath not grave.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST
AND IN FACT THE ONLY
FIRE PROOF ROOF

SLAFEi SLATE!! SLATE -!
EZTILLIAHI BAYLEY, Slater, has receiveaby
w the ship Poeahontas from Liverpool, his fall sap
ply of those keautiful WEIGH SLATE, the roofs OF
which, (that he put on last fa have been much ad
mred. In order obtain the best article in his line,
the subscriber gone the expense of an
Judge of the arlice in England visiting all Tie Wech
anaTries and purchasing the BEST without regard 10
prce and invites examination of his present stock,
being satisfied il will compare advantageously with ANY
thing of the kind ever brought 10 this market
He has also constantly on hand full supply OF
AMERICAN SLATE, from the best quarry known On
the continent and trusts he will be able to give entire
satisfaction those who may favor him with their work
To those not acquainted with the fact, he would state,
that the cost slate roof is very little than
the best shingles, and considerably less than those pre-
tended to be fire proof ROOFS which, upon tie near api
prosch of fire, get into melting mood, and disappear,
leaving the property they inteRded to protect an
easy pre- to the devOuring element.
The subscribers yard is Union Deck, bslow Fleet
street bridge; dwelling Front St, next to the Theatre
WILLIAM BAYLEY.
FOR SALE, first rate carriage HORSE. Enquire
q above, ubt ~
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= CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW

ELRY. SILVER WARE, &c.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently Impaired
u splendid assortment of Geld sHd Silver Paten
Lever LepiHe and Virhoal Watches, all Of whie are
made BY the Makers and warranted to pc form
accurate tine, will DO sod as low IS any ether hoase
the country. Purchasers will find it To their advantage
BY sailing at the store, head OF eheapsde, Ne. WA
TER srREEs Baltimore where tey will find good as
sortment Geld Gard Chains patterns; Rings, Breas
pins geld and silver Penes Addison's superior make
N 2. Fine Watches of every kin properly repaired
5My country friends are parheHla1ly invited 10 eau
Store No. Water st. jy ii go q. ID. CLARK.
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SHOE THREADS.

I'm LARABEE, No. 30 South CalueTts treet, has
9Ae received by the late arrivals from Liverpool the
most complets assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
BROWN, GREEN, HALF BLEACHED, BLEAGHED, and YEL-
low; all from the factory Europe. Also in store,
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FlNDINGS,
LASTS of every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of all sizes, &e. Sc, al OF which will be sold as low as
the articles be had for this any oner eiy
ne -''S'',- dislm sep 81
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CANFIELD l. BROTHER,
Corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
addition IN thelr slrendv large ass6rtmfAnt are

addition their slready large assortment daily
IL receiving supplies of goods in their line, such
Gold lever WATCHES, of sETobias,o ''Johnson,''
fsHarrson," and other makers-sgold anchor levers"
sgold lepines," and vertical Watches; silver lever, si
English, and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Cases; THIMBLES; Miniature CASES and every va
riety of JEWELRY silver and plated WARE of all
CLOCKS; Music BOXES; GenHaa silver SPOONS
and FORKS. 81 t-
Also-MILITARY GOODS, such as--SWG1BB,
.EPAULETTES, Pl.UMES, SASHRS, BUTTONS, id
every article in that line. sRoger's fine CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials watch
at reduced prices and pleasing wholesale
etail. Country merchants invited to call. oc 3
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n0CTOR ANDRY,s

HYDE OPEDSI.A ELIXIR.
a sOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
4 CONSUMPTION, ASTHAMH, PLEURIsY, SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OlHEh DisHAs-
NO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA
M TION has been offered to the public supported
81 testimonials of character so decisive from sources
$ respectable, or that has met win more geilc IA
or From the numerous certificates recentyreceVed,
frovng the extraordinary efficacy OF the newly dlscoV
red Hydropedsac Elixir, tue proprietor has SELECTED
e following: Others will be Published shortly in pam
Cops ofa Letter from Col. J. Coleman.
EAsToN, March /, 1910.
3 Dear sir.-Having been for several years afflicted
ith Troublesome cough, suffering much from pam In
Ia breast shortness of breath, aid oher distressing
<@nn,oms and fer having tried The known renle-
;es with but little or no benefit, was ADVISED 10 Try
M Hydropedetiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained one
hale aud after taking few doses, was much relev,
and rffer ugins several 6Ottes perhaps three or oel
yss Completely restored TO health have also known
used in several other cases WIN IKE success IN my
Your obeddent Servant,
JOHN COLEMAN.
CoDv of a Letter from the Rev. p Morris.
# fs Rock HILL April 49, l645
ra..r sir II consequence of the benefit have de-
from ms use ofthe Hydropedesac Flxir,I havegv-
1 INV consent give publicity TO facts when nave oc
rred in my own For some three or ieur years
ave been afflicted with severe cough winch aiectco
~ breast and lungs so.much could scarcely speak lei
.ry 81 months, at the time accompanied win
&enuent discharges from my lungs. had recourse 10
INV medicines without the least effect, when, upon
Earring of the Hydropedesiae Exir, was houSsd %
"a purchased the second bottle, and before usiHs
10 thirds Of il restored to perfect health.
Years respectfully,
PHILIP NORRIS.
r.,ah G. ). DUHURsT,
1tynsr Of Pratt It. sHa Bugen's wharf, lower end
n Centre Market space, Baltimore au ~
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