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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
EcOMMUNlCATED.l
ObituaPV.

Departed this life, on Friday evening, the 29,h
Of April, at O'clock, James baac RGiford West,
son Of the Rev. James R. & Elizabeth D: West, Of
Holmes county, aged years, 8 months and 2 days.
In Rseociating with the parents of this beloved
and peculiarly Interesting little boy, the writer has
witnessed the cheering and eonsOling influences
Of Gospel truth. o! were il not for the light Re-
violation carries into the sepulchTe, how could we
bear these Beparations2 But, with the Bible in
she hand, and experimental religion in the heart,
IL is their privilege to know, with unwaverng as
surunce that while little IsAAc's body sleeps near
the graves Of bis little sisters, brother, and vene
Table grandfather, his happy soul, together with
theirs, in the eforescenee Of its youthful energies,
is minglng with the shining throng who tread the
jewelIed PavementS Of the New jerusalem.
The writer knew the departed child, from the
cradle to the gTave.-Sprghtly, amiable and affec-
tOnate-he engaged the attention, and entwined
himself about the affections Of all who knew him.
i.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
YAZOO CITY:
friday, Nay 10, 1s4e.

friday, Nay 10, 1s49.
or Mr.. Abbey's Address on the Western
Country has taken up portion Of our adVer-
Using columns as well as ell Of the other space
usually reserved for editorials, &c. Although
che Address is very long it is very interest
ing, and cannot fail of being acceptable to
the general reader.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13

10y virtue of a Deed of Trust executed
- to the undersigned, BY PeterC GoOsey
and Elizabeth his wife, Of the county Of va
ZOO and State of Mississippi, bearing date
the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1885, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the Pro-
bate Court Of said county, in Book E, page
27l, to secure the punctual payment OF cer-
tain sums of money, therein mentioned, to
Hopes g. BOgart, as endorses upon eight
PrOmissOry Notes payable to the order of
Christopher Dart, at the times specified in
said deed Of trust; which payments not ha-
wing been made according to the provisions
OF said deed Of trust, and the undersigned
having been requested BY the Planters Bank
Of the State Of Mississippi, assignee Of
Hopes q BOgaFt, will sell az public auction,
on Monday the l3tk day Of June nsrt, ToE
Cash, at the Courthouse door in Benton, in
the county aforesaid, the following described
lands, 10 wi':-All that tract Of land known
as the Golden Plains, containing about three
thousand acres, situated il YazOO county,
in township 9, range 2, west, except one
quarter section, which is in township 8,
range ] vest, originally entered BY James
II. Bni6eld.
ALSO
4he following Slaves, to wit:-Lucy and
neE two children, Ellis, Jane, Amy, Ellick,
glaTa, Violet, George Wilkins, lessee and
edmund, 70 satiyfy the provisions of said
oeeo o. lrust.-I will convey such title only
~ e vested 10 me as trustee.
=, PAsSMORE HOPES, Trustee.
zcM'X 10 1912. (Pr's fee sl9) 44-5t
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NOTICE.

"A T the May Term, 1912, Of the Probate
n Court Of YazoO county, will as Guar
dian Of ]. X. and M. M. Stevens, make an
interlocutory settlement with said court.
JOEL STEVENS, Guardian.
May 6, le42. 1885,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
ADVERTTSEMENTS s,

or We are authorised to announce Col.
THOMAS B. WOODWARD, as a candidatefor the
Office Of Auditor of Public Accounts, to fill
the vacancy OccasiOned by the demise Of the
late Col. A. r. Saunders.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
NOTICE.

1 will, at the May Term, lS42, Of the Pro-
bate Court of YazOO county, make an iu-
teTlocutOry settlement Of the estate Of John
H. Flanagan, decd
J.J. NICHE, Admir-.
May 8, 1s42. 4S-St
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
ChanceTy Sale
ID HWEsA -laA

ChanCeFy saleo
James ]. B. White, compl't,
vs..
Sarah G. W. Faust, Executrix Of Augustus
B. Faust, defendant.
PURSUANT to decree Of the Superior
Court of Chancery of the State Of Mis-
sissippi, made in the above cause, on the
9th day Of February, l642, and Of record
in the clerks Office Of said court, win of
fer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Courthouse door In
the town Of Benton, on the Both day Of May
next. the following described tracts or par
GELS OF land, to wit: all that parcel or tract
of land of Sections twenty-five and twenty.
six, of Township twelve, Range 3, west:
lying north of Bayou Tokeba, and also the
east half ui the southeast quarter OF Section
twenty-fouT, of same Township and Range.
in the county of Washington, and State a
foresaid. Also, all that tract or parcel Of
land distinguished as Lots Nos. two, three
and four, Of Section number thirty, and lots
numbers four and Eve, Of section number
nineteen, in Township twelve, Range two.
west, iHsthe county of Yazoo and State ..
fOresaid, and containing mall nine hundred
and sixty-fVe acres, be the same. more or
less.
The Sale will take place between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'cIk, Pm.
R. l. DIXON, Com'F.
April %, Is42. price SlO) 41-4t
state of MississippI,( PRoBATE CoURT, March
YAzoo COUNTY. Term, l842,
"A T. Probate Court held in the town Of
"A Benton in the above mentioned Term,
upon the petition of Henry johnson and
Martha johnson, Administrator and Admin.
istratrix of Thos. H. Jones, deceased, il was
ordered by the court, that citation issue for
the heirs Of said decedant to be and appear
before Probate Court, to be held at tho
Courthouse in the county and State afore-
said, on the fourth Monday 10 June, 1912,
and shew cause, if any they can, why the
following lands Of said decedant's estate
shall not be sold for the purpose Of making
a division, 10 wit: the east half northeast
quarter, and east half southeast quarlersec-
ton 2, township 8, range 2, west; and that
publication be made for two months success,
siVelg in the Yazoo City Wing.
i GEO. CROCKETT, CIt.
April %, lS42. Price Sl5l 4l-9t
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NOTICE.

1T the May Term, 1912, Of the Probate
"a Court of Yazoo county, will, as Ad-
ministratOr of the estate Of James Stevens,
decd, make an interlOcutOry settlement Of
said estate with the court
JOEL STEVENS, Admir-.
May 6, 1912. 1885,.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13

Horace Bean & Co. Superior Court o@ ,S Of
W, S.".oor iS;.s;..;,n; -;
ooe'nsy D. Gibbs, 5sny = Terms %a,'s lsas'
TOPON opening the matters Of the cross
u bill IN this case, and il appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court that the defen-
dants, James Marsh and Theodore E. Bliss,
are not inhabitants of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof. so that the oFdi-
nary process of this court cannot be execu-
ted upon them,--It is therefore ordered,
that unless the said defendants appear be-
fore the Chancellor at the courtroom in the
town of Jackson, on or before the FIRST Mon
day in July next ensuing, and plead, answer
or demur to the allegations in said cross
bill contained, they will be taken for con-
fessed as to said defendants, and such order
and decree made therein as the Chancellor
may deem equitable and Just; And it is fur
Their ordered. that copy of this order be in
serted in the YazOo City Wing once a week
for two months successfully.
r. L. DIXON, Clerk.
April 90, ls42. (Pr fee Sl5) 42-9t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13

NEGROES FOR HIRE.
A s Receiver, appointed by the Superior
a Court Of.C hancery, am authorized to
hire out by the month number Of Negroes,
belonging to James r. Creecy. Persons
wishing 10 hire, will please make application
to me at my plantation, 8 miles below YazOO
City. c. s. CRANE, Rec'r.
Nav 6, 1912. 4S-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
SfraYR! SfraY6!!

StPayS! StrayS!!
WVAKEN UP by Jesse Gardner, a SoTel
N Horse, 8 feet white, bald face; no 9TH
er marks or brands; Is hands high; twelve
years old. Appraised to thirty-fVe dollars,
by Dennis Burns and E. Fisher.
w. H. MANGUM, Ranger.
May 6, 1842. [rr fee $2l 4S-St
Taken up by Joel Stephens, senior,
a brown bay Horse, eight years old. No
marks or brands perceptible. Appraised 10
fifty dollars by W. W. Wood & Rob't Scott.
May 8, 1s42. (Pr fee $2) 1885,.
Taken mp by Leroy Moore, a bay
Horse-right hind and fore feet white-l5
hands high-I3 or IA years old. Appraised
to twenty dollars by Jas Caliham & J Lamb.
May 8, 1842. pr fee $2) 4S-3t
Taken up By George w. Bales, a sor-
rel Horse, with small blaze in his faces
or 6 years .old-l4 or Is hands high-nc
other marks OF brands. Appraised TO thirty
dollars, by Stephen Luse & Robert Moore
w. H. MANGUM. Ranger.
May 6, 1912 tPr fee S2l Asst
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IT ETTERS Of MISUNDERSTANDING been
H granted to the undersigned, al the
February Term Of the Probate CouEt Of
Yazoo county, on the Estate Of Hugh Jack
SON, dec'd-Notice is hereby given 70 alE
persons indebted 70 said estate to. make i'm.
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, to present them properly
authenticated, within the lime prescribed b
law, or they will be forever barred.
FRANKLIN DAVIS, Admir-.
April 8, ls42. syst.
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INSOLNENT NOTICE,

INSTRUMENT NOII0E1e
WVHE undersigned, Commissioners Of In
solvency on The Estate Of William
Burk, deceased, will meet at the Office Of 4.
Archer, ESQ. in Benton, On The third Sdtus-
dav Of every month for six monthsto comes
for the purpose Of receiving and auditing
claims against said Estate.
EDWARD A LEWIS
JOAB r RICHARDS.
LAWRENCE ARCHER.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
enARLRe DRRNNtNs.

CHARLES DRENNMs. WI. 9. s. CLARKE.
DRENNING & CLARKE,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GRoCERS
AND
Dealers i'm Western Produce.
ALSO
Commission, Forwarding and
ReceiUing Merchants,
YaEOO City, Mi.
Please refer 70
I. [. sGONE& Co. Mem Orleans.
wv Y. H baSssvosr vlek.6urs.
WIZ. G.. BREwER, Cincinnati.
GEoReE GoRDoN, Philadelphia.
DRENNING g. CLARKE.
May 8, Is42. 43-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-13
NOTICE..

state Of Mississippi,( PROBATE COURT, March
YAzoo COUNTY. Term, I842.
AF the May Term Of the Probate Court
~ of said county and State aforesaid, |
shall apply for an allotment Of dover in the
following lands, to wit: the east half north
west quarter, west half of northeast quarter,
and east half Of southeast quarter section
/, township 8, range 2, west; and the west
half southwest quarter section 6, township
8, range Was the widow Of Earl Marble.
decd. NANCY MARBLE,
BY ]. R. RIUHARDs, Atty.
April %, l642 tPr fee $6) 4l-4t
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

wise Inc exercise ofthe au,5o-:.@-.-=s
ne rFoe'al officers. sIocum vs. aJsri. 0'iha
w. !: The principle Ofthis cas-. .s' s,.
% any interference by a State ofies, s1'''''
1aOeas Corpus, where impri,o,,Ss'y y s'y
fes0rted 10 by the GOvernms5, s.-'as'i s.'i "a
0' enforcing payment; and seems r a-..' . -.S'a'
the IDEA 'hat such an interfereDc,. F,,sl's' -
lawful To hold differently would - !.
subject the Government In j.. - 10
means to the supervising control of -o..s o. g
Gus officers not created by il. nor
way responsible to it = AZ
There is another resso, u,b;.s
very strongly with me asains, grs,.,. @s's1'
prayer Of this petition. Is the 6ejen3.ss..s ,l'
only party to this proceeding wab~.
is ne engaged in coa,rorersy2 n -'a
rights are to effected BY the jademe,,,
some extent This is an ex pare prors.s
But if grant the application and ,s.-,
discharge the defendant, the o,her Dsr-
by law entitled to writ of Error. n;
that party2 Piainly the Uni,ea s,,s.
seems to me there can be no other
the Constitution OF the Unfed s,5...
not permit the United States to carry
litigation or be party 10 anY suit sr
in the Courts of the United States
strongly inclined to believe, therefor ~
| have no power to award process wt,I
might very possibly require The Gorsm
ment of the Union to become a panty s,
controversy in a State Court
The right TO exercise such power =,
my mind, to say the least, very doubfal "a
| am not inclined TO enter upon ia-
ton SO very questionable. come ba,
conclusion the more readily, because
can be no doubt of the power Of tie Dz--
Judge of this District to award the wrt
10 act upon it. 1t is in my view Better
refer the defendant to hat tribunal. ,5s,s
ran the hazard of conflict Of jurisic.a
BY an attempt to exercise powers Rhi.a
long to a different tribunal.
| purposely abstain from indua-ae
opinion as to what would be ms ygan
upon the merits Of the application, iilasa
hear and determine it, thinking it bsa=a
conhne myself the single pom! % r
The decision is made.
4. Il. CLAYTON
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
COMMUNICATES.
Mr.. FALcoHER:

For the benefit q the
profession. | herewith furnish you NTH the
decision of His Honor Judge Clayton, a
member of our High Court of Erprs s.
Appeals, in the matter of Barker The
question decided is one of novelty s1d i'm
portance. and in this view The Judge has
consented to lis publication, As theIcase OF
Mr.. Barker. under all the circumstances. is
regarded as an extremely hard one, he sym-
pathies of His Honor, as well asthose of
the community, are all in his favor, and the
application fol his discharge from custody
was refused under reluctant conviction of
duty. J. W. c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
RAFTING

Il is with feelings of regret, and perhaps of
shame. that We are impeLed to strike from
our list ofexchanges. the Holly Springs Ga
zette. and the Grenada Herald In another
conmn will be found our reasons. ably &
honestly expressed by the honest, and conse-
quentIy abused. Editor Of the dollar Dem
ocrat." Rating was originally conceived
in rascallity. and generally speaking, carried
out in villainy.-We have no personal feel
ings on the subject. Our fellow men aeho
are printers. will understand this notice
Read the article Fl ON the Democrat
HerRando PheniI.
Oh dear What shall we do2 We can
scarcely hope 20 survive the dreadful blow
that strikes US from the list ofthose inmac-
late ones who are found worthy to exchange
with the Phenix. and deprives US ofthe unut-
terable pleasure of basking in the glorious
light ofthe genius ofJohn Lawns However,
should We discover, after fair trial, that we
cannot lice without the precious paper, we
trust that we shall be allowed to subscribe
for it, SO that our days on earth may be length
ened.
The Pnenix may prate as it p'eases about
our rafting" but the tue cause of its
wrath is-that we have not joined
with it IN stealing We have inserted the
entire advertisement of our tax collectors S
sales at the usual and established rates. not
charging for each lot and section of land a
though it were a seperate and independent
advertisement and 1t is because we have
done this, and because the Phenix has done
differently, tha: John LAWNS has made such
an ass of himself The advertisements of
sales for taxes, which appear in the columns
of the Phenix, occupy at least ten times as
much space as is necessary IN order to meet
the reouisltions Of the law on that subject !;
the printers fee in each case is proportion
ately, enormously and unnecessarily high
and thus it is attempted to piifer thousands
of dollars from the pockets of the people
without the shadow ofa justifcationfor the
Infamous proceeding. The Phenlx IS now
printed on five or six goodly sized sheets,
which are literally erammed with these ev
licences of attempted theft. whereas one shee
would be amply sufficient to contain ever.
advertisement the Phenix has. if fairly AM
honestly drawn up. Such words as "ras
caity" and "yilany" come with peculiarly
bad grace from the pen of John Lawns
The man who would rob the public, unde
the color Of law, is as much more rascal,
, and villauous than the prowling mIdnigh
thief. as the latter is more rascally and villa
nous than the very best man on earth.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

laying before you, as succinsly as I have
been able. the state of the Union, and by in
viting your attention to measures of much
importance to the county. Tire Executive
will most zealousIy unite its efforts with
those OF the Legislative Department in the
accomplishment OF ali that is required to re-
lieye the wants of a common constituency,
or elevate the des.inies of beloved country
JOHN TYLER
WASHINGTON, Dec 1912.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

The Hon. JAMES W. WILLIAMS, mem
ber of Congress from Maryland. died at his
residence. in the early part of the present
month, from an attack of apopiexy.
The Hon r. w HABERsHAM, member
of Congress from Georgia, died at his resi-
dence, on the I'd instant.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

We call the partic ular attention of our
readers to the prospectus of Mr.. Winches-
ter. on the last column of the third page
of ;o-day's paper, for the publication of an
Extra Double New World. with numerous
engravings. &C.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

There will be no paper issued from this
office next week, except an advertising sheet
on account of the disinclination of our hands
to work during the Christmas holidays.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

A young lady being st eonis'..,5, .s5,rss 6
after confessing crimes wIth9ul 2ls55 sir 2
serve. was asked her age
replied. Il hope that is not
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.

Several communications are excluded on
account of the length of The Presidents
Message.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

See Y T. Newsum's advertisement on
the last column ofthe third page
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

The advertisement ofthe Holly Springs
Female Insti:ue will be found on the fourth
page ofto-day's paper
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-12-23

DR.. Linn has besn rs-slss'sa
for sig yesrs from aes' Marc
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
RUPTTRED PEEoON-

VIDA g. HULL. ~. Nesey street Asor ~, -.y
M York Pe-~rns afi ctes With Rupiur'' W. .,i,
-, o. - f-'-rrnfnfa e. ihe world sHori>, 90 W :
-.rnr A. B. office. tN-.sv street. Nrw ON ~, -,
NUMEROUS 11,ns .r t-e ct - ioNrs o'iie tfu 80 n
p,rerf. mlst he rfrstuI o. eNsmrs me h.'A NJ N
an '. Trrs.es On f thef l-" -nf r>'i h' u '
u.--rr Nrr~ .fte- are rcnuu. 0r On he r. f. m p.
,r u-I l-1-t.rs r-.. fl 81. n.fe~,s .. l-s'.lt
s-r es az I. 30 -- .r treatment. 4 the cur u' .t
"A. srI permanent f0 rrn-utc ihe n'c''>1, -
.-rrr f-r.. afsfsf.r tie money advanced = T''-
-..as H.-i- u. fH- term specified inr i-r '--' -.
.r... -.a -l .fare have mate iowa tff.i
a. I.-.n undo. NrtIse year, un.ttr'aiN clI'i .-.
l-.r ff..' 'tr1 ie r0-i o' th~ ir's> A' - ~ e -
"a, .,, Tor r--s practical improvement '"f i-'
t.. ra.t.fs wear. pass. ID Dr. H1H' lfu,' ''e'' 49,
...., f.-. Iffs STATE nf 1rrvaIef perfection ..
MAJ. f-.a-H,-nu. agents have 20 irr1sfn 10 N'N" l'
.t d. lf-r, --'.arlfri nce ani Pvnt lrn'' ioI ~.
a q Z. -.,eat a ot Rlrfrre,. The inai 'n' cdilo
"a. r.. l-f.,, AZ mode hv uushifll slr ?"
..-- ,r a.n n better than fsr ordinary -'''s ' '''
't'A'- 80 AMOS e. Ht IL 4 co.
D. Ha ie,-t ts request of '.rerl rf'nrc't.e p, &
.-. s.-..i -- room .g.f'It TOR L1@rs NtNns -
-s.. entrance from fle ...r'.. dep. iit.i ~ -
q. ~ r..tau. Iaora. ' apply Ir-'''' ana '-rf"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
CONFIDENCE inspires Confidence

' ~ Jones' D-1p, or IIlmor,-An internal remedy or
..,lf Tire .h n such a. ssit rhe-m, cry, Qea eproY
-I. ,-ai Iiaaf n..erated legs and scurvy, with
f...r .rfr-. eNftrral ans internal iiI n1rs.
tiAr having been given of">tu, INVALUABLE en-
.. .gI .l.e-g h. medicine. I'e 10 cure 10
,a.f, vsere tN- directions 're faithfully comphr1 "in
OF e money refunded. De, -ues tor persons o. Oh ages
AreH--F r. Grrgs New Lebanon springs. Gener al
A.sut fr fnr state. GIh.r. ~ TIE New Lebanon De-
r. ..r Herb. g. Y n tlfon.st Agent for liz Cty-
~n.- A-tr'-F " GI.nn. cor R7wefy ant Grand,ts; AZ
f. n L .i9 Gr..ra ch - u Hart csrltr BroidWay
a. C.si,1er-.t. - t' -'on corner >ufias ann iill
V.ee..t. D. D10fIe .45 tcutrc-st & p" badgrr,Ne"-
a-. y + r. e. Perkhaw. iuca : Rogur. lN'ns, Il
R..ff.. Penn Yam. NaiAsr Ot..go co; n Raw, \
c.. A.ifrv rn Albany
great .ur~ -f crl,.hc1ies from - most resp cab e
p.s..tu. ,r Others have been rec-ved-all speak 1 the
......, term. of q. urrrr-ur ~ffichcv. Iy& In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
REMEDY FOR THE SALT

- RHFIM Warranted 20 rlre '--ar Rhe1Tn. R'ns-
80, T,,.r scaf sadBsrr-' NJ Ises-on l'oh. .Fczens
p. P,l-s~, ar' Other -a.es of ite -kir ar .a
---,v a., .Hertraiy cured y ihr ~ u' sans krr"dF
rLic' ia. been e>'ef boz more itan - inl''h' 80
a ,,. ai,oy. ii.ea.e. oaf having fs-t ~ az nhrf
,h. r,c r. W.. Attended o. 1hf rnn'rae.sf 'l,.',
-. ,f. --rneiv M -rrrg f.ea'.' 1f ~ -. - ' 'i
~ -.,r,-l . --arns ended % - uei "a f tar Rene
fv a. tend. tn tr0v o1t 'rnm 10 '0Hi fHi -'i W -'
and t- ,rt alton OF ttt R-ueiv externally 7 10 '1
'Iri. .rf rel. grairSfes fHrI t' system ! 10 -
perfectly h'rmrs. n T. oieT9''. s.a .''' l, LII,
vii ,aety eten 20 ii' sk.n o Do 'r'-'ir'l -
mon 81. Of '. ~-fcacv s-e daily received anl - 3.
~ .el~cer 'or p1hliesion N-I.n 4. = '.--, . p
the mind o. every candid person ' '' ~ ''---', VI
4 tues; r...t.. -
Messr' Fditors one n. tie most e4i -oair pr.
-hcn rsn , liable j. d,'s..i 't1 anil aa'ori t i-
reu' o., usually caq.o'td i'r l'n', y n ..'.l
harm ihan rooi haV' ier,t,'r' ''r twenty friI'.
more or -. AFFLICTED ih tiat nve'ers'e ~ a.'-
i..-ase of The hin called >ai' Rh-usl 70 "i'.r' E
though made use of tie Qre'-rfi HH, 70 If.' 81"
nty-.ars and OF vsrIor. popular rrretrs. y-fl never
/ 0und lasting benefit from ans it- iai "r gong
me- But arm now happy 20 s1nolnre to u'.- 'lI'i,
al ced th7, Sar.,. Remedy entirely carel re. p.
%. o-e u.ed five boxe, NJ e Romeo. 1 conf l'n
th.r -arsauarls syrup. %, perfectly clr' ani aI-
though IL over tan ysir, ago ave ue tl '1 1t
! tom - the disease suce. Ie,peciait -, s.o,,,,~
Ne..r,. .AB.kD S.ai.. Gent cerfIy ,t't have
/ been cured of the >ait Rhcnm oi % tea-' T..
use ~ your Remedy and syrup Of >'-.' fia ', W
every person troubled ih tls dleadal -o1l- ID any
orm would cali on me-, anf "ll -, ~ '.l- .''' '
medicine viii cure them 't,,yly v,nI, wFigsL.
Residence d. Na~au-,tr-ti. sore it5 -ian-'l
Neu-Yprk. June 3 $40
! Prepsred and sold wh0iess'e lnf retail hy
4 b. 4 D. SANDS D-uzr'''.
". 7,a4l .a Fu-'r-freet
Sold also nv william B-owl. % W7.t.n-fn O. %
" FoDi. 81 Prnc~-.tr...f. Boston Joseph Bll'fe j.
/ Providence r. l.. P. W. Boil Ilarori, c.; br. H. y
Mauhcw,on. Nervi-h Gu II Ra0l' X Co., A'tls r.
Hrrssrrh. = :. Dr. Da,d Jaae - >ouih Th.d-'-ree'
Phiadepha C. T1ylol Bano[F. 'ei u. ,,,. ny p''ea %
generally IN all ihc principal cities tnd ce to".' ID .s
| United states. Plce =. - 80 QUO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-30
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