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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
PR y y r E g a u )
or
THE OHIO STATESMAN.

During the SesSiOn-Or By The gear.
AGAIN does another session OF the Ohio Leg
islature approach, and again do we present our.
selves before the people, plsdging ourselves tC
give as extensive and correct reports ofits pro-
ceedngs as able, impartial and talented Repor-
tiers are capable of doing. Il is with peculiar
qualification that we look forward to the mAet-
ing of the next Legislature. From an almost
hopeless minority, we find the people again pla-
cling the power ofthe State in toe hands ofthe
Democratic party from which it had been wrest-
cd by S'pipe laying," and hard cider debauches
Ne feel great assurances that the democratic
members elected will not disappoint the hopes
ofthe people. The Banks must now resume or
go into hquiddtion--and asia resumption will do
away with even the preIext for shinplasters the
laws can and will be enforced against their cir>
culation. BY this process, the fraudulent banks
must, OF necessity, be broken up and blotted
from existence-Rnd the good ones, If any. will
then be discOvered-the laws so revised and ex-
tended astO govern and control all Banking oper-
atons for the luturet and bankers made liable
for their debts and subject to law, criminal and
civil, as other people. These are a fem of the
blessings that we hope will result to the people
from the trumphs of democratic principles -
Let all subscribe and read for themselves, and
aid IN giving proper direction to the great
principles of currency reform, which will be as.
'''N' .A"u oiStO'iy OpPos0u Oy Lne. lNsoieuL ana
fraudulent bankers.
0TWe shall. as usual, give a condensed
view Of the proceedings ofCongress.
tEFAswe have to incur a vast expense in
our winter arrangements, to give the legislative
proceedings, in the extended form we do, we
look toour fliends to aid us ID giving this pros
pectus circulation in their neghborhoods. We
desire the names ofsubscribers to be sent in as
soon as convenient.
TERMS.-The Ohio Statesman will he issu-
ed during the ensuing session of the Legisls-
ture, on the following terms-payment always !
70 be made in advance, or through Member Of
the Legislature:
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(The regular Statesman is still issued on the
following terms:
Daily during the Session, and Semi-weekl,
The balance Of the year, at FIVE DOLLARS
,er annum. Semi- Weekly during the Session.
ind Weekly, the balance of the wear. AZ
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Persons subscribing will please designate
Which paper it is they desire.
Fostmasters, or Others, who will furnish us
nth .fUe subscribers, shall receive COPY fol
heir trouble.
Editors in this State will oblige US by givIpe
his prospectus few Insertions in their respec-
i've papers.
S. & M. H. MEDARY.
Columns, Oct, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
G. w. IN G.
ATTORNEY AT Law,

will practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his Office is on the East side
Of the Public Square in Georgetown, ,Brown
County, Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

LOOK AT THIs.-In the late elec-
lion in Alabama, the democrats have car
ried an aggregate majority Of represenias
lives in the counties Of Monroe, Dallas,
Lowdnes, Butler, Montgomery, Green,
Perry, Blbb, and Tuscaloosa. is the
FIRST time that democrat has represented
either Of those counties in the Lsgsa>
lure for four years--and in majority Of
them no democrat has succeeded for
ne arly a dozSn years. The aggregate
majority for Harrison in 1910, was about
three housandr This is the 'onward
progress of whg principles"-and the
fruits Of the "frsI battle" in Alabama, un'
der the "banaer Of Henry Clay"
Bah Rep.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
Attachment,

At my Instance anattachment wns this day
issued issued BY a ?. Klilpauick, a Justice Of tho
feaee Of Pleasant Township, Brown County.
SsaIas' the property and effects of the heirs Of
tt,ienfy merritt Decd. non residents or said
.opnty. Trial set for the llth day of JuIg, al
l2 O'Clock, NJ.
june 9th, Is49.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
Broom County.

AG Broom County.
Hunlingion--J. Cochran, d. Flaugher.
Union--E. w. DeVore, Isaac Chap
man.
Bird-R. D. Tomb, N. A. Devore.
Pleasant--James Lnuden.
CLARK. Linsey, Wm. Dowdney, B,
ApPlegale'
Jackson-R Mcknight.
WashingLon--Henry Strait,
ScOlt--James Mccall, D. Purdam, ].
Pdrdam.
stsrling--M Moses 8. Pckelhymor, John
Hill.
Greeu--Wm. Keilher, ]. Ksithsr, Jh.
Hralzer
Perry-G. Fisher, N. HalpeD, R. w,
Diti0.
We have not the list Of Delegates
from Clinton, which are omitted.
The report OF the business committee
was then received and adopted, which
was as follows:
That Clermont county is entitled TO two
Representatives.; Brown to one Represen.
tatiVe. and one Senator; and Clinton to
one 1SepresehtauVe.
II was voted that committee Of six,
two from each county, be appointed to
act as District committee Of Vigilance.
The following gentlemen wero appointed
said committee:
Cleunont-J. D. Norris, Joshua Dial.
Brown-JOhn H. Blair, P. l.. Will
son.
Thomas H. Carothers, A. R.
SeweI.
1t vas then unanimously
ROsolUed, That Gen. JAMES LoUDEN
BE- recommended to the consideration Of
the Brown county convention as candi-
date for Senator, Of this District.
Resoiued, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the officers, and
published iR the Democratic papers Of
this district.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JONATHAN JOHNSON Pres't.
JOHN COCHRAN, Vice Pres't
VIZ. II. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
sHERIFF's SALE.

VS.. Brown common pleas
Ann Ferguson
BY virtue of a writ Of ri. ia. co lie. ia,
to me directed by the court Of common
pleas, within and for Brown cOuniyO Ohio,
| will offer for sale, at the front door OF
the court house, in Georgetown, on Sat
urday The 9th day Of August 1912, be-
tween the hours of 10 aud A o'clock on
said day,the following real estate; to wit:
The undivided dover or life estate ofAnn
FergusOni ia the following described tract
OF land, lying aud being in Brown county
Ohio, ON the waters of Whiieoak creek,
a part ofSamuel Hawe's 1919 acre sur.
vey No. 27S9, and beginning for said tract
al three beeches, one Of the original cor
ners of the survey and corner to one of
Needles thousandacre surveys No. 1865
and running with his survey south 46.
east S3 poles 10 beeches and whiie-
oak a corner Of William BNi's land !;
thence with his line north ii seast l0l
poles to three sugartrees, a corner of Da-
vid FergnsOn's land thence with his line
north DO west 81 poles 10 a sake OIL one
Of the old line ofthe survey; thence with
The old lines south AZ west l0t poles to
The beginning, containing, fifty one (5l)
acres of land.
To be sold as the property Of ofAnnFer-.
guson, in the above case. Terms cash.
JOHN j. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. G. o.
Sheriff's Office, June 29th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
THE STEAM BOAT
Z a In PI. A "

"AS changed her owners, but will still rur
IL as regular Packet between Maysvllle
and Cincinnati. Il is the intention ofthe own.
srs to make her a safe, speedy and pleasant t boa
for passengers Freights shall be carefully han.
died and the charges moderate, She will leave
Maysvileevery Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, at O'Clock, and Cincinnati on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at the sa,ne hour.
8. RANKIN, Master.
Oct. 20th, 1910.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
Law Notina

r.s.;on = Y. V, DEyoRE will practice his pro
Oaiee il csn. sne Courts Of this Judicial circuit
d North Es,, Esssown, Brown County, Ohio, at
May 18th, Is4I. " ''' pubic square.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
Cid.r Mills.

FWN lie subscriber is prepared to manufacture,
g. order, good and durable Cider hillS,
al modnrate prices. Ord.fs left at his shop in
Ripley, will be promptly attended to.
August l5, le4l. ROBERT CARR.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
n,sTRICT CONVENTION.

p,.ss,,sn, 10 previous notice, the Dele
- from the counties Of Clermoni
krova and Clinton; assembled ia cOnven.
lion Il FaystieVille, on Friday the lslf
o. motion, Jonathan Johnson Of Cler
mont was called TO the chair, and William
II Baldwin Of Clinton, elected secreiay
and John Cochran Of Brown elected vice
preeit.s.--ss7-s--s-
The Chairman stated the object ol
the meeting, in brief and clear man
neF.ss ~
eeatos flom each county be appointed
10 arrange the business of this ConVsn'
tion
TIE Delegates were then called ior'
when the following appeared, wiz
From CiermOnt County.
Batavia township-JOhn DdckwaIl, J.
Dial and J. D. Morris.
williamsburg. Johnson. j. Heager
man and John Lyle.
Union-G. E. Hill, Mr.. Temple, and
Mr. Crumbsugh.
Tate--G. Ullrey,:JOhn Ellsbury, Wm
ConsVer.
FTaaEIin-w. H. Hugh, J, F. sargean
w. Richards.
wasdington-J. Page, ]. Wrettsr, A
Buchanan.
Monroe--W. II. Ferguson, A. Green
J. Ferguson.
Ohio--Wn. HobsoA, Wm. Arthur, D
Morling.
Mia@i--Eli Elstun, s. r. Hutchin
son.
Goshen--J. Donalds, J. Henderson, A
TseiOr.
s.oneIick--samuel Hill, C. CovauIt
d. Smith.
Wayne--D Creamer, r. D. Thomp'
son, e. Newton
yackson-T Thomas Abermltha.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
State of Ohio, BrOwn County,
Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
BENJAMIN Bradford, Ad- ! April Term, ls42.
ninisIrator of james Ksr,} Petition 10 sell
Deceased, real estate.

James Kerr's heirs.
Be IL remembered, that heretofore ON the 2pd
day Of May A. d. 1912, the Petitioner filed in
said court his certain Petition setting, forth.
that the personal estate of James Kerr deceased
IS insufficient to pay the debts and claims a.
gainst said estate, aud expenses and costs, Of
administrations and that said James Kerr died
seized of real estate in said county Of
Brown, to wit; tho upper or east half oflot No.
lS3) twenty three in the town of Aberdeen -
The Bill prays that the Petitioner may bo ordsy-
ed TO sell and convey said premises, or so much
thereof as may be ne iessRry to pay the debts ex.
penses and claims aforesaid.
And at the term aforesaid, Il being made to
appear TO the satisfaction Of the court that Jane
Kcr and Anna Kerr are not residents of the
State fOhio, IL Is ordered that notice Of the
peadency and prayer ofthe Petition be published
IN the Democratic Standard, newspaper prl Mt
ed in Georgetown said IN county, and in eensr-
al circulation therein, for six weeks In snc.
;ession previous TO the next term Of said
:oIift.
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
Dawn G. DnvoRE, Atty.
May 3lst, lS49.
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sherifr,s Office, June aslh, 4
saERIFF,s SALE.


Allen ID. Sweet. Pleas.
By virtue of writ of Fl. ia, et lie. ia.
to me directed by the court Of Common
Pleas, within and fot Brown county Ohio,
will offer for sale, at the front door of
the court house, in Georgetown, on Sat-
urday isc e!h day of August lS42, be-
tween the hoIrs Of 10 and O'Clock on
said day, the followiag real estate to,wit:
A tract Of land lying an1 being on the
East Fork Of the Little Miami River IN
Perry Township, Brown County ohlo'
bounded as follows, !Begining at an Ash
beech, and oak on the bank Of the E'asi
fork Of the Little Miami river, at B. Z.
Sweets lower corner, running s. so. T..
AT poles TO an ash and old oak in Henry
Miller's line, thence south. 25 west As
poles to an oak aud small sugar in the
line of said Miller and A. T. Sweets cor.
ner; thence south 76 west All poles to.
a stone, dogwood and water-beech on the
bank Of the said East fork of the said
little Miami river and Andrew 7. Sweets
upper corner on said river; thence up
said river with its meanders As poles TO
the beginning; containing one hundred
and twenty FIVE acres, be the same mere
or less.
To be sold as the property Of Allen D.
Sweet, in the above case. Terms cash
in htA1.
JOHN j. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B.C.O.
Sherif's Office. June 2sth, is42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
state of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

April rerm Is42.

Alexander =. s. heat0n In Chan
Codwallador wallaeo & Others. ssry.
BE it remembered that on the 25th day Of
October 1888, the complainant filed, in said
court, his certain Bill in chancery, and, on the
l7th day of April 1899, his amendment thereto,
setting forth, ,among other things, that Joseph
Kerr formerly sold 20 Mark Carrigan tract of
land lying on the waters ofStraightcrsek in said
County, containing one hundred and ten acres,
and BY his title bond agreed to convey the same
to said CarTigan in fee simple, and thai no pat-
ent having issued for said land in favor Of said
Kerr, the same was afterwards issued to one
Cadwallader Wallace, as his trustee to execute
a CONVEYANCE for said land TO said Mark CaFri-
| gan. The Bill further charges that said Carri-
gan, after bis said purchase, departed this life,
! leaving as heirs at law, the following children
namely: Sarah Carrgan, John Carrgan, Mary
Carrigan, Adam Canigan, Lidia Carrigan, now
iatermarried with Jesse King, aud James Cani-
gan, who, BY writing dated January 18th, 1887,
sold their interest in fifty acres Of said land to
the complainant 1t is further charged that the
complainant has fully complied, on his part,
with the terms Of his purchase, and is entitled
to the conveyance of said City acres Of land,
from said idWallace, from the said children ofMarh
| Carrgan and from tho unknown heirs Of said
| Kerr, who has also departed this life; and the
prayer is that said fifty acres OF land be decreet
TO the ;DnI,liJL1t, All for general re-
! lief.
And on motion, Sit appearing TO the satisfaction
of the court that the heirs of Joseph Kerr dc.
ceased and their places Of residence are whelly
unknown to the complainant, it is ordered thai
notice Of the pen,ency and prayer Of the Bill b'
published in the Democratic Standard, Il news
paper printed in said county Of Brown and il
general circulation therein, for six weeks in sue
cession previous to the next term Of said Court
! 10 which time this cause stands continued.
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAVID G. DEvoRE, Sol'r.
| May 3Ist, l842.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

"HallO, friend are youa Washington
miami"
"No, I'm a Thompsonian.' Beg par
don; see you have been stean.iag it,
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Isaac snodik'r ne | Brown Common
r al Honkio. Pleas.

vs Brown Common
r. 81. Hopkins. Fieas'
Y virtue Of writ Of n. ia. Ell lie. ia
~ to me directed by the court Of Com.
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county
Ohio; will offer for sale, at the front
door ofthe court house, ia Georgetown,
on Saturday the 9th day Of August, IS42,
between the hours Of 10 and 4 O'Clock
on said day, the following real estate, 10
wit; Situate, lying and being in the town
of Ripley, Brown county Ohio; being that
part of In lot No. |, on the corner Of
Ferry OF Main and Water streets, on which
now stands the Warehouse of Thomas
and James Hopkins, fronting on Water
street 35 feet, and running back al
right angles sixty fact, on Ferry OF Main
street.
TO be sold as the property of the de.
fendants in the above case Terms
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff.
b. G. o.
Sherif7s Office, June 2sth, lS42.
In consequence Of an error that occur.
ed in the first publication of the above
advertisement, the sale is postponed from
he 18th July 10 the 9Th Of August, I
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
SHERIFF,S SALE
James Fleming
Brown Common
Plaza

James Fleming Brown Common
vs.. Pleas.
James Fulton. Vendi. Ex,
virtue Of writ of Venditoni BxponaS, Il
nae Directed by the Courtof Common Pleas
Withia aud for Brown county Ohio, will ex
pose TO sale. at the residence Of Joseph FultOi
N Union township, on Tuesday The 18th da
OF July, 1912, between the hours OIL 0 and 4 o.
clock on said day, the following property, to wi
Two roam Mares and one bay mare, Ordered to b.
sold as theproperty Of said Joseph Fulton in the
above case. Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
BIC. o.
shs1glls Office, Juns aOlh, 1912.
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state Of Ohio, Rrewn County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
APRIL Term, lS42.
In Chaneery.
Lewis Penney.


,n... A'''' y, s'"'',' In cnpnsery.
William Tomln & Others.
ID y it remembered, that on the 18th, day OF
I'D July 1885, the Complainant filed in So idCourt
his certain Bill in Chaneery, setting forth, a.
mong other things, that the Defendant
Tomlin,by his attorney in fact, Joshua Yeo, sold
TO the complainant and, by his certain writing
under seal, agreed TO convey to him, by good
and sufficient deed, la acres Of land lying in
said county, part Of survey No. 573 of 900 acres,
and, by his said Attorney, sold TO the said Com.
plainant two other lots Of land, one of 81 acres
in the possession Of Reter Penney, and the other
in the name of James Hines, and all the surplus
over and ab1ve the raid number of acres, the
irst contract being dated December Bed 1881,
and the last sale being witnessed by a contract
datedAugust | th 1892. The Bill further char
ges that complainant has paid all the purchase
mongy said tracts of land and is entitled to
conveyance therefor, and the prayer is that said
TOmlin he decreed to execute said contracts
and convoy to the complainant according TO the
terms thereof, aud that the other defendants who
are the widow, children, and heirs Ofsaid Yeo,
who has since departed this life, be decreed to
release 10 the complainant all their respective in
terests in said premises whicl, they might have
there by reason of conveyance from said Tom
lin TO said Yeo in his lifetime--and for general
relief
And on motion, and 1t appearing to the satis-
faction ofthe court, that the defendant William
Tomlin is not resident of the State of OHIO, it
is ordered by the court that notice Of the pen
dency, and prayerofthe Bill be published in the
Democratic Stan lard, a newspaper printed in
said county of Brown, and in general circulation
therein, for six weeks in succession previous to
the next term Of said court, to which time said
cause stands continued
JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk.
DAVID q. DEvoRE, Sopr.
May 3Ist, lS42
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Dental Notice.

nR. B. r. SMITH, Surgical and MOchuni-
- cal DENTIST, one door west Of the Lu-
theran Church, on 9th street, Cinclnnati, will ys-
It Georgetown. two or three times during the
year
Refer to Drs. BAILEY, and BUoKNER.
March 81, 1872
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-06

Hard TINES. The Boston journal
thus Introduces an account Of worse times
than the present, from which those who
think the assinen,s the country is
ero"nIng under, as altogether unprece-
dented, may possibly derive some conso-
IaiIon: 'The times are very hard, is an
expression which is often heard IN these
days, and we presume that no one will
DO So reckless as To doubt the fact. -
business is at a stand, and commercial
confidence is at low ebb. There is
hltlc encouragement for enterprise, and
the only remedy must be found in increas-
ING industry aud rigid economy. Many
suppose that times were never so 'hard ;
~ this country as now, since the long
embargo This is n mistake, as " i'll be
seen by The following extract from the
writings Olihe celebrated Matthew Cary,
of Philadelphia. But the distressing
times which are here described, did not
last .Jorerer were followed by an
era of prosperity which shed JOY through.
out the land"
"lh March, 1919, the country was in
volyed IN the deepest distress Enormous
importatipns of foreign goods amounting
Ia above $40, 900 900 had taken place,
III 1913 and 1916 whereas, the exports
were only Si4i,A13 900 leaving bal
ance against the country of nearly SlOO,
900, 900, which quite drained away lis
specie. The revenue Of the two wears
amounted 10 above SG3, 100000. For a
time the briskuesS OF business caused by
ib"s" great imports, together with The ex-
tent OF the revenue, shed glare of pros
pttiiy over the country, tha, daZZled the
eyes ol persons of superficial views. Ii
~ SAID that the Secretary of the Treasury
anticipated a difficulty in disposing Of the
revenue The 'day dreams were soon
d'1pclled The nation awoke 10 the sad
reality of intense distress and suffering .-
Ut Is believed by persons competent to
iorm an accurate opinion on the subject
that seven years war could not have
produced half the ruin that took place in
1916, II, 'l3 and 10. in our capitals,
s'x, scvou and eight bankruptcies lre-
qnenlly took place IN day. The manu-.
iaeturers were generally crippled or rum
cd, the operatives deprived of employ
ucnt, aud the iactOfles prostrateJ. The
agriculturists suffered an equal degree of
distress. Real estate IN the country de-
precIaied in value, on the average, from
thiriy-iive TO fifty per cent aud in cities
from twenty-five Ia thirty. The dcpre-
olaiion of real estate in Pennsylvania
according TO an official Document, nmoun.
ted 10 SIO0,0o0,oO0. The depreciation
"n the shipping OF the county amounted
10 $4,000, 900. On the whole, the loss
uslaIned throughout the Union, in all
The departments of Industry, was proba-
by not short Of 500, 200, 900, within the
four years"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-06
DIR. WuITNEY'S ANTI-BIL!OUs
PILLS.

H p Y Liver compliant Is meant positive disease
u of chronic character IN the structure of
that ylscus and the most frequent symptoms are
a sense Oi weight or uncasiness ~ the right side
pam at the top Of the shoulder, salow complex.
ION, impaired aud caprlcIous appetite, irregular
pulse. The pam Is generally much increased or
pressure below the ribs of the side Affected :
there ~ Tor tho most part some degree Of cough
with cXpcctoratlon, the breathing is sometimes
difficult aud oppressed, and the patient IN gene
raj cannot le on the left side.
upder whatever form aud from whaicvcr
cause the disease occurs there is considerable
degree of general anguor and debility, exercise
or cXcriIon of any kind soon ldtigucs, III pnlsc
~ weak, he sleep disturbed, the limbs cold
or rendered 20 on slight occasions, and sense
Of oppression and dl-tension, of acid cructilions
nausea, headache, constipation, pam ~ the PIT
oi the stomach and sallowness of the complex
ion are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated 10 excite tho liver
10 healthy action aud assist in dl.eorgins The
morbid secrelons which are generally acrumu-
lated ~ such eases Their formation 4. the re-
snlt of much research aud they have been used
for The last fifteen years with the happicN effects,
by physicians of IhG highest reputation. Being
purely vegetable composition they are mid hul
efficient ~ their operation and are perfectly IN
noccnt aud free from any mineral substance,
whatever, and be freely used at all times with
oui any fear OF W consequences aud will be found
superior To any other preparation as n family
medicine, which may he administered with
equally beneficial results TO children or adut..--
When used IT, connection with Dr Siirkwcllh-
er's iIepaiic Elixir they never ldIl to curc the
most obstinate cases Of Liver Complaint The
usual dose u one pill, TO be takrn ou gong Ia
bed, aud should be- repeated three or four tunes
week ~ occasion may require. u "a brisk
calbarc n required, the dose may be- Increased
one pill or more.
\ number of certificates voluntarily given are
~ the hands Of the proprietor bat u ., consider.
I'd entirely unnecessary io publish them, ~ the
medicine will recommend itself suicicnlly 10y a
-nglo trisl.
tor suls IN Newport, by Il. J. TAlLORiis,
Thames street. Feb. ..