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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
BROADCLOTHS, CASSEMERES,
AT NOSE;S
Con nfcctiOuary

CANDIES will be sold ior 20 cts. per 10.
~ at tIetail--wholesnlc - cts. Wedding
cake, handsomely ornamcnled, at 25 els. per
lb., and everything else IN proportion. Cough
candy a, 25 cts per 10. as good n any that IS
sold Tor 81, with hundred certificates, sign
ed by Ilonorablcs, RcvercnGs. 'SqnIrcs, TO
say nothing about the puifs of editors. tha,
can be obtained with small bundle Of candy.
Call at the store IN Market.squore. and see
for yourselves. April 81.
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NOTICE.--Wo are requested to
mention that the Rev. Mr.. WATSON, OF
Philadelphia, will preach in Zion Church
on Sunday next-all day and evening.
April 81.
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April 81.

STATEMENTo of the situation Of the Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Monday, April 1,
as the same appears from the Returns made To
Tho Bank Commissioners.
| LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, SlO,lbs, $50 90
Bills in Circulation, LIZA, ,7s6 90
Balances due other Banks, 443, ,b99 50
Net Profits on hand, 4S4, ,3d9 81
Dividends unpaid, 23.l24 20
Deposits on interest, S66, $50 60
Deposits not Oh interest, 7Sl ,634 %
Total amount Of Liabilities, SI3,9Sz, ,s74 AS
REsovRcrs.
Loans aud Discounts, SI2,2Ys, 1868 20
Specie ia Bank, l,577 5s
Bills Of other Banks, 3I2I2i 90
balances due from other Banks, b5i .56s 9s
Stock IN own Bank, iiO,916 Oo
stock, Real Estate i other Property, sos, ,367 6S
Total amount Of Resources, $l3,9s2,s74 IL
Or the circulation, there is held
by the Banks, S26i,24s 90
In the hands Of the Public, l.5i3,53s 90
BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made TO the commissioners, Dec. l4lh,
iS4l. il appears that since that date,
Tho Circulation has been increased 3 OF, $40 90
] hs Specie has been increased, 1926 55
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been diminished, 1888 96
And The Loans aud Discounts have
been diminished, 264,522 OF
henry ANTHONY, } p.h c.
THOMAS WillPPLE,
WM. PECKiiAM, "o"''''
Office Of the Bank Commissioners,
Providence, April iiih, lSi2.
Published pursuant TO Law.
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Take Notice.

] AIDES Kid Pumps, Of my own manufac.
IL ture, ,-ull kid and sole leather. and no
paper--ior only G2 cts. cash, at No. 2i4A.
Thames street, opposite North Baptis,.slreet
where oil kinds of Boots pnd Shoes are made
oi the best kind of stock aud workmanship,
and warranted to fit and not rip.
All kinds OF mendlng done M good style
aud at short notice.
Those of my customers who are detcrmin-
ed TO patronl.e the Chenp.Siore, will please
Gull and settle up their accounts.
ROBERT SEATTLE.
April 81.
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1S TRENoNT-sT., SS
Y, = Hul OF NUM- tN'tFI IHt IUIIu'
jinIod
.iGE.N7,S.

- Bul oinon. except the following regularly ar.
pointed -
.iGEN7,S.
NEwroRr, Mrs. ANNA NJ EDDY
Providence, Joseph iIalcl. Jr.-rurismouth, Greene
a 1allnian-B -Bri'tu I'mutl ". Brirgs-Nitktord,
samuel Piercc--EaSt Greenwich. James Sio,um-Ap.
pcuaug VILLAGE. John CArpenicr-C lsfks,tlie, John ".
tlarkr-king- g-tnn, Thomas 4 Wclls-lrHrtdale, u. d.
Campbell a Co.south kingstown, sjlvc'trr Robinson
and e. ". tlrIard-westrrly, N lew. j".-.
IIopkisten. n. n. Thurstou ~ Co-hichmond. OlncN A
Richmsn & oinptan Mills, Amas Fske-li lippu Mills
\ A Hsninatou-fl Niilags, ". a. Ames-Na
,iek Village, olive BHker-- Warren, y. ~. Drscoli-
T,sr,on Arnold smith Stone bridge s.n,us seshury
New Enslsnd Once aud General Depot, No. let TIRE
mont ~ " Court street, no.t"r,
p,wsr, f,ss ni,,i,d pist'',, tv- sweet bes''s
-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
a Natural Remedy,

a Natural Remedy,
Suited 10 our constitutions, and competent to the
cure of epcry curabie disease, rW be found IN
IWRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
Ofhe North american College Of Heath.
vHNIiESE extraordinary Pills are composed Of
Il plants which grow spontaneously on our
own soil, and are thereto re better adapted to our
constitutions than medic nos concocted from for
eign drugs, however we II they may DO com
pounded, and as
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that the human
body is r truth sahjcct to but
ONE DISEASE,
viz; corrupt hunors, and I at said medicine
cures this dlseu-s on
| NATURAL PRINCIPLES.
by cleansing aud purifying tho body. II will
be manifest that II the constitution be not Ell
iirely exhausted, perseverance, in their use,
according 10 direction, Is ahso utely certain to
dive disease Of every name from the body.
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, il not the ye7y
best medicine in The world for carryin out thn
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they eApel from The body all morbid
and corrupt humors, uhe cause Of disease) in an
easy and natural manner, - and while they every
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disease Of every name is rapidly driven fiom the
body
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three years before the American pub
lie and we can now say, without fear Of con
Ilradiclion that Of all the various medicines which
have heretofore been popular, not one has taken
such permanent hold upon the affections Of
the people. Not only do all who use il inyaria.
bly experience relief, and rocommen ii in the
ST, onsest terms, but it has effected some ofthe
most astonishing cures ever performed by medi'
clno.
Hitherto very few Of the numerous tcsimo-
niuls which have been received in favor OF this
extraordinary medicine have been published, as
the medicine obtained It's present great celebrity
more by lis intrinsic goodness than from exten
sive advertising 1t has been deemed proper,
however, to offer the following opinions Of the
public press, merely to show that the fame Of
tho Indian Vegetable Pills is not confined To any
section, but is rapidly extending itself 10 every
part Of the Union.
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More New Goods,
AT THE
NEW CHEAP STOR T.,
NO. 1872.

II ECEIVED per steamer Cleopatrs, Nous
- scine de LANES, good, for IL. per yard
Earlst0n Glnghams, good, and warranted
colors for U.s.; with a variety of other Fancy
aud Staple Dry Goods, al very io'o prices
J. NJ. COOK s. Co.
April 81.
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CAUTION.
This Is to inform the public that all genuine m, di-
cine hH. on the outside u the boxes,
WRiGlIrS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
INpiAN PuBGATINE,)
Orihe NnElh AmcrIcnn COLLEGE OF IIrnIth.

vi tu' 'N"'" hh''""" N"''' . w ''"'"'
Aud also rouud the border 81 the label viii he found
~ smHl type, Entered according Ia AZ net oi 'on-
grcs-, ~ the year l~iO, hy tlam Wright, ~ the
crks Oncc of The Dsuct Cont ol the Southern DE-
trct nf prnBs, hHnia."
The public Will also remember that MI who sell the
genuine iudisn Nter,abr Pills, Hro provided wh Ger.
u1csls of agency, signrd Nv
WILLIAM WRIGHT, NICU President
Ofthe Notth American Cullrre oi Health,
aud th'I pcdlars IN nu, allowed ~ sell
the genuine medicine, Al travelling Hgeut~ viii hr pro-
Vsd With ccrtihcHics ~ agency HboSn described HnJ
those WIN cannot show item will 10 knpwn m base
impostuts.
Pace ~ cts per boz, with nl directions
Once aud General Dcpu, Tor the New Engand States,
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N. YORK CHEAP STORE.

Corner Of Tomo g. Spring streets,
'DNIlE subscribers have just received valu
able assortment oi Goods from n. York,
among which arc
Rich black, figured and striped Silks from
rs cts, to I50- -Mrissellne de Lalncs-Cull-
coes-Musllns neutrality-suspicious. CO.
vcrs-Shawls--
BROADCLOTHS, C.ASSLNERES,
VES1LNGS,
and variety of other arlcles--all of which
will be sold so low, that those wishing To
make purchase, will find every inducemen,
10 buy. GRAHAM ~ 20.
j. s. Another lot of cheap carpetlng will
be received on Tuesday next.
April 81.
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south Carolina.
KerslidU District

Michael Lorick Vs. Judah Barrett. :snus9an s,il m
vs. Judah Baret.-D Debt Attachment 2
H7HEREAS tho Plaintiffs in the above cases
w respectively have filed their declarations ngalnss
the defendant, who resides without the limits OF
this State, it is said, and whereas the saiaae
fendant hath neither wife or attorney, upon VINO wnom
notice with rule TO plead, can he served II Is
ordered that the said defendant do Plead answer or
demur thereto within a year and day, or final and
absolute iddgement will be awarded thereon.
d. GASS, Clerk.
March 2e. 1872
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From the Nashville (Ienn) Agricuhuralist.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS (GREEN swARD,

From the Nashville (I'snn) Agriculturalist.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS (GREEN sWARD,
PoA PRATENsIs.
The best time for sowing is as soon as
you get ready after October, but if you
sow before the middle of March, you
may expect good stand, particularly IT
the season is wet.
Land.-Old fields, where the sun can
exert all his powers. produce blue grass
in the greatest abundance, and always of
the best qualify: The past fall we visited
Mark r. Cockrirs farm, and saw old
fields on which former occupants were
threatened with starvation, yielding the
richest gr. SIS. 1t was remarkable that his
mares and sucking colts, on these pas
lures. without grain, were fatter. it posi-
BILE, than we ever saw s'the noble animal
on othe, treatment. But inasmuch as cul-
tivated grounds are generally used for
other purposes, the beginner is informed
that--~oodtiiur1r,- particularly y-wtrerev The
timber is not too close, will produce good
grass.
Preparation.-If you intend old land
for pasture, break up the fields, and SOW
them in oats in February. Then put ten
pounds of blue grass seed, half gal.
lon of red clover seed, and if a little timo.
thy or orchard grass be sprinklcd,sonss SC
much the better. The clover, timothy
and orchard grass will give quick pas
turs and afford protection to the blue
grass till it gets strong hold, after which
no other grass can contend with it. 1
woodland is to be sown, take off the logs
brush. leaves, &c. and IF the under
growth could be taken out;it would b
much better. Aleer tho land is cleaned
harrow it well, then SOW your grass seet
at the rate of ten to twelve pounds to tn
acre, but if you put on fifteen or twent.
pounds, you will scarcely ever regret ii
The rains will sufficiently cover the see'
! tosinsure vegetation.
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about 8 or lodays after chop the weed
and bushes, and your corr is laid by.
-ss Wm. Bully,
Jas. Young
:. Samuel Gary.
Miltons5Afarch u 1912. o. -
Milton March IL, 1912.
From the Southern Planter.

| BREEDING AND RAISING SWINE.
Dear Sut-As the time seems at length
Ito have arrived, when the attention Of
our honestiarmers is awaken; d, and IN
uuiry is aflsa, as to the best method OF
breeding and raising swine, IShoPe you
will notdeny me a place in one OF your
columnssfpr the little knowledge l may
possess, cleaned from agricultural papers
land my own observation and experience.
For the better treatment of the subject,
| shall divide my remarks into six differ
ent parts.
Ist. The choice of breed. For my
own part, / prefer the Berkshires; they
certainly cannot be surpassed for mild
ness of disposition and easiness of keep,
and no other breed marks their progeny
as dtsrmctly as they do. Next to them,
Mackay's breed is the best.
I'd. Having chosen your breed, select
your breeders. / will give you now a
description of what | consider a perfect
hog. Small head, small ears, thin neck,
broad shoulders, long and round in the
body, ceep in the carcass, sh 1T legs, and
hams rather square han round.
Sd. The aye at which they should
breed. Many breeders say they should
not 60 to the boar until twelve months
old. Il think it would be better for them
to run until they are twelve months; but
they are plenty old at ten mo this. The
sow should go to the boar more than once,
when he has not been used for some time
before, or she will have nearly all boar
pigs.
4th. To preserve them in, good health
and appetite, mix with thelrsfood little
powdered charcoal, once or twice week,
or throw it to them in Jumps.
5th. The management and weaving OF
pigs. For the purpose of feeding little
pigs, have my pens so constructed as
to permit them to 60 into their own apart
ment at pleasure, where food is always
kept for them; they thus become accus-
toned to eating, and do not mind wean-
ing at all.
6th.t Cures for diseases to which swine
are subject. Measles. The existance of
his disease can only be known by the
animals not thriving like the rest. Gve5
lin clean, dry bed, and mix sulphur or
4 little antimony with his food. Catarrh
n pigs. Castor oil is very good, but
wood ashes is an almost certain cure
Blind staggers are caused by costiveness;
give dose or two of Castor oil. Mango
or quinsey. Boil poke root with Pn-!'-
quor, and season with meal, vegetables,
&c. and let the hog eat heartily; give
him this once or twice week until tie is
we'll. AS to fattening. but little need be
said; the whole matter consists in feeding
but little at time, often, and with regu-
larity.
Ihope if you think these remarks will
be of service to any of your readers,
you will publish them from
Your friend, w. 3
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Ia EquiIy.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
John Evans and wife, ct. al. VS.. James L. soweIl
and wife, Calvin L.. Hunley, Richard D. Hunley'
John Mcleod, ct. al. Bill for Partition.
ut appeuring 10 the satisfaction Of the Com
missioner, that Calvin l.. Hunley, Richard
.HunIey, and John Mcleod, three of the Deten
dants in the above named bill. reside without tho
limits of this State. On motion of J. Williams
Compainanrs Solicitor, ordered that the said Cai'
vim l.. Huney, Richard D. Hunley and John
Mcleod do plead. answer, or demur' to the above
s,n,ed bill. within three months from the publica.
ton of this notice, or an order pro coniesso' WILL
be taken against them.
J.H. WITHERsPoON Jr.
Com. Eq. l. D.
March II, 1912. Frs. lee 90 oo.
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in Equity,
IanaL.cfor DISfr2cf
March II, 1912.

LQucUSLGT D'oI fC1'
T.. D. Durcn and others, VS.. Jackcy Perry, guardian
ct al.-Bil to open or set aside settlement and to
account.
1t appearing to the satisfaction satisfaction OF the
Commissioner, that Jonathan 'Duren' one Of 'he oe'
fend .nts in the above case, resides without the Inn
its of this statr On motion of Clinton complain
ants solicitor, it is ordered tn the said Jonathan
Duren do appear and answer, plead or dcmur to the
above bi within three months from the publication
OF this notice. or an order pro confesso will be c'e
ed against him.
H. wITHERsPooN, Jr. c. E. L. d.
Commissioners Office, March %, 1912.
Printers fee, $3.50
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Broke Jail,
In Equity.
Lancaster District.

~ =. INnCUSter DLSL'ICL.
Henry w. Cheves, VS.. Wilson Witness James II.
Blair and wife Sarah ct al.-Bil for discovery and
relief q
: 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Commls'
missioner that James H. Blair and Sarah, his wfe'
desendants in the above case, reside without the
limits of this State: On motion OF wright az MIC
Mullun solicitors for complainant it is ordered tha'
the said james II. glsi' and wife SARAH DO appear
and plead, answer or demur to the bill IN the ABOVE
case. within three months from the publication OF
this notice. or judgment pro confesso will be ordered
against against them.
J. n. WTTHERSPOON, Jr. C. E. L. D.
Commissioners Office, March 26, 1912.
Printers fee Sc 5n.
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State of south Carolina,
-: KERSHAW DlSlhl'

SssSss hERSHhW Uloi
GAMUEL A. B. SHANNON, who is IN the
- custody of the Sheriff of the said District BY,
virtue of Writ of Copios ad Satistae'endum at
the suit of James F. Gamble Indorsec, having petit
titiOned the Honorable the Associate Judges OF the
Court of Common Pleas that he may be admitted
to the benefit ofahe acts of the General Assembly
for the, relief Of insovent debtors
It's Ordered that the said james F. Gamble In.
dorsee and all other suing creditors 10 whom
the said petitioner is in any wise inoeo'eo'
be, and they are hereby summoned and have nol'ce
to appear before the said Judges at the sald Court 70
be holden at the Court House in Camdel''for her-
shaw District, on the fourth Monday of October next
being the oath duy of said month, to show cause
if any they can, why the said petitioner should MOI
have the prayer of his petition granted. e.
BENZ. GASS, c.c.p.
Office of Common Pleas,
Kershaw District Marchl4, lS4e.
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Fresh Fancy groceries.

p Fresh Fancy Gr0cerseS.
S. Currants Citron, Almonds, Raisins,
Underwopds best Pickles, - -
Preserves in their own Juice, Olives,
Lemon, Cling rand Raspberry syrups,
: Chsppaigne, ofssnperior quality,
Ho:k Wines, Superior roI,er, @ter, o,o c;,,o,
StJulien Mcdoc Clarrt, ChanPaighe Siaer.
- ALSO.
Superior Sherry and Madeira Wine, some % year
old, :, -
Superior Port Wire, in bottles, very old.
" French Brandy and Holland Gin.
ALSO-A com plctc assortment Of
Sugars, of every qualify Cefse' Molasses, Ir0n'
Sail, dc. de-
All Of which, are offered on reasonable terms, by
Jan 90. 90 II. LENf.
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Notice.

II OST or misaid, an order drawn on or about tie
fA ninth of May last by N. G. Abbott on Messrs.
Pot,ers g. Kelsey, at Charleston, for one hundred
and seventy.sx dollars and sixty CENTS payable 10
nv order, and endorsed by me. This is to caution
the public against negoclatDg il, as have received
the pay for it.
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EDWARD BRoUGHToN.
III A II s G

JUST received, a large supply of drab and black
FUR HATS, of the latest style, and some of the
finest quality. They will be sold unusually low.
April H. Z w. BoNNE1.
Also, just received, variety of Summer Cloths
plain and fancy Linens, for gentcman's summer
,ye,r . E. w. b.
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Boot and shoe Making

YE1HE und RS gncd respectfully gives notice to
4 the citizens Of Camden, and its vicinity, that
he has taken the stand formerly occul led by Mr..
William johnson, aud will carry on the above brsi
ness in its various branches. He hoi es. thai by
The punctuaity, and despatch with which he will
execute all ORDERS to receive liberal share Of pa
tronage.
NJ His trces will he accommodated To the pres
sure of the times, and the cash will be expected.
S. w. LOVE.
Mo-,
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Notice..

Notice.
NE7HEREAS, no Letters of Administration
wv on the estate OF NOEL KlRKL y, de-
ceased, have hecn applied Icr since his death, IN
pursuance of the statute, have taken possession Of
such of his effects as could be found A III persons
indebted TO said Kirkley are required to make
immediate payment, and al those having demands
against the said estate are required 10 Land them to
this office, legally uttested
J. w. BASKIN. OrdnaryK1BS
Ordlnary's Office, June l, 1912 tN2
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.VeEW SHOE STORE.

TflE subscribers have just opened, one door south
i of the Drug Store ofJnmes r. McKain, a new 1ss
and handsome assortment OF
2 Boots and Shoes
of every description, manufactured at the most ap
nroved establishments in Philadelphia and Boston.
Iz-They have also,a fine assortment of Leather,
Shoe Findings, &c. oil of which will be sold al
prices unusually low. II
! Feb. 16., ALDEN q W
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STATE OF SDs Tij-CAROLlNA
LANCASTER DLsTCTRIT.
Tn the Court of Common Pleas.
Burroll McLcmore, VS.. Charles DAVIS
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller, VS.. Shadrick. Wright :.
Declaration in Attachment
John k. Wright, VS.. William Royall'
Declaration in Attachment,
WM7HEREAS, the Plaintiffs in the above STA
wv led cases did, this day, file their declaration
IN my office against the Defendants, who are absent
and without the limits of this State and having
neither vile nor attorney within the same' ;,h "h
whom to serve copy of the said declaration, with
a ule to plead thereto.
II ia ordered, That the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or heiSre 10 'r
first day of November, Ammo Domlnl io42 or an
S. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80, ls4l. Prsf S6
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JOSEPH CHARLESMCRTH,5
Fashionable Tailor,

n LENDERS his thanks to his customers. tor
IL the generous patronage ho has received, and
cspectfuyinforms thepubic thut'he continue. . z
tary on business atShisSoId stand two doors aboge
he Pest Office, where those wishing to havesgaE-
ments neatly and fashionably made are invited 20
CALL. - .1s,f2s.
Jan.26
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POSITIVELY
SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES.

YElHE subscriber wishing to dispose OF ms present.
. n stocIka6f DRY GOODS, previous to Ieplen;
isheg for the fall business, wlsell at prices 10 suit
the times. II. LEVI -
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Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, .

Putent Medicines, OILS, Paints, Var"asll.
es, &c. &c.
fTlHE4 subscribers having just received t"cir
FL supplies fiom New York and Boston, are pre-
pared to put up ao1ders entrusted TO- ana as
tev can warrant these articles, no fault be ound
with the quuty,sand prices are in accommodation
uht the timee.s
ALSo-Spem Oil Of supcriorquallty.
nPA lJer.l dscounton albIls.for cash.
DELEON e. LEVY,
April2. Sign OF Inc -holtu'
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WHITE Slll w ATER,
From the White Sulphur Springs.
Grpenbrief Comfy. virginia.


! the bilious habits ofthessysem. &C.
This article is daanect fromthe Springs,
and is kept in barrels Ifspafed for file purpose,
Iwhcllspreyent lis decomposition, and preserve the
tarticesaaty as pure as when tken at the Springs.
- ttiS JAMES R. McKAIN..
aJThe following. are taken from great number
, Of Certificates. Of its efficacy -
Extract Of letter from Mr.. Henry Cloy, dutsd.sE
l.51 - ashland, Ky, Jan. l, lsA
- Dcarssir,-At the:lequestsof un ,apothecaiy ia
lexington, Ky. write losgain some information
about your Invaluable mineral water. He wishes to
obtain asgYply to keep on SALE A few dozen bot.
tes whiohI obtaincdEat louisville, have contIibu.
ted smore restore my health than oil The medicine
and I&lavc taken for the last fifteen years.
during which time have suffered much from dys-
pepsiannd sore mouth. Yours respcctuilB
;:.s5 HENRY CLAY, Jun.
Mr.. Calwcll - -
From tic Hon. F. w. Pickens, Member of Con-
grcss from South Carolina. 80
Dear sir-I received yours iu relation TO the trans
ported White Sulphur Wator ] used it last spring.
and found ii very fine 1t seems to me to be fully,
as good as ohen used at the Springs. l. am satis-
fed it can be brought into general use, and will be-
found Of great service.
Yours very respectfully;
~ FW. PICKENs.
From the Hon. *. Pauldng, Secretary of the:
Navy.
Washington, Sd Dec. 1910. Z.
Gentlemen-Owing to tho benefit received from
my visit to the White Sulphur Springs las, sum-
mcr, .haye not yet had occasion TO drink any Of
thcswater you sent me; but having, on more than
one occasion, used it came to this place in bot
ztfes, am of opinion, if carefully put up, that il
undergoes little if any deterioration or change in its
qualities or effcts. -,.ss~s
Your friend ard servant,
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Lancaster District.
NOLLED before me by E. 5. Colvert, gray
L Horse Is hands high, l2:or Is years old, and
appraised at fifteen dollars. No marks or brands
psrceptible.
4: DAVID HAGINs, Magistrate.
Bell Air, March 20, lS4l,
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IFThe business will be continued, at the old
stand, one door north Of Messrs. C. g. F.. Matheson
S Co. by w. ANDERSON Il co.