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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-01
HOGAN, mi e.

BUUhSELLERS d STAIfUCNEKS,
No. 40 Camp Street, New orleans,
KEEP constantly on hand al the star,
books published in the United States, in
various departments of Literature, toge: =
with the most popular English works. 3
dealers, Country merchants and Teachers,
we'll as gentlemen wishing to funish their p
vate Libraries, can be Supplied s low, il IL
lower, than can be done by any ther house i.
the southern States. Among tkr stock w
be found the following valuablesehool book
and stationary:
Russell's school history of the Ulited State
Egland.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-01
Etat de In Louisiana,

Nouvelle-O Orleans, 13 dGcembre l641.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-01

INSTRUCTION all lnoyen des appropriations libi-
rales faites chaque aimee pour Get objet. En-
1889 ONE paroisses settlement ont fait leur
rapport a Pepoque designee par la loi en- 1910
il men a etc transmits que neuf. La fin de ce
mois est lie dernier terme indique pour leur re-
ception pendant l'annee 1871 jusqu'a ce mo-
ment il men a etc recu que deux. L'absence
de ~renseignements sur I'M suiet 81 important
dot vous prouver de combien d'abus doit etre
susceptible un systemic on des fonds conside-
rabies sont debourses, sans que la Legislature
puisse juger de Fetendue des avantages que
la masse du peuple en- retire.
Les sommes allouees chaque aimee pour
l'entretien des ecoles ct des colleges demon
trent que la Legislature sent la necessite de
bonner au peuple Pinstruction necessaire pour
servir de garantie a la liberte ct a l'ordre pu-
bile, mails ellie dot Sc rappeler que les appro-
priations de fonds sont ~inutiles, 81 r'emploi
men est pas fait de maniere a atteindre lie but
important qu'elle a en- yue. J'ai a differences
~reprises informe vos predecessors que lie peu
de reussite de notre systemic d'instruction pri-
MARIE devait, scion moi, etre principalement
attribute a la r%epugnance qu'eprouvent un
grand nombre de families a envoyer leurs en-
fants, aux frais de PEtat, dams des ecoles eli
Sc trouvent des elevessdont reducation est
payee par les parents. Dams des messages
transmits a la Legislature en- 1882 ct 1888
auxquels vous me permettrez de me refcrer,
j'ai e%xplique sur quelles bases les ecoles pri-
mares de New York etaient etablies ct i'ai
conseille de renonce au plan que nous sui
vons depuis 81 long-temps sans success s'pour v
substituer des Gcoles enforcement gratuites,
OH lie fills du pauvre ct celui du richie sont in
difieremment admis, sans autre distinction cue
celle quill depend d'eux d'etablir par leur ap-
p~lication ct leurs ~talens." Je ne crois pas
pouvoir faire rien de mieux que de vous re-
nouyeler la meme recommendation. La loi que
vous- arez passee a vetre' derniere session
pour Greer des ecoles de ce genre a la Nou-
Velle Orleans me fat esperer que vous senti-
.ez maintenant Pavantage den etablir de SEM
,lables dams tout lEtat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-01

~ ~ ~ ~ ASS
moyens de rtpondre il nos engagements,
ct on ne salt MULE part mieux qua la Lop-
isiane que sill est difficile lie fnrcer au paie-
ment dc ses dettes TN etat qui s'y refuse,
l'honneur du peuple doit robliger a consi.
derer cette difficulte meme CONNIE unc raj.
son additionnelle pour ne pas trahir sa fol
ct pour observer reimbursement les obliga-
tons quill a contractees.
J'esperais ne pas voir reunis de nouveau
sans pouvoir rous une reprise de
paiemens en- especes par nos banques, ct lie
reimbursement sur dies bases solides de no.
ire systemic monGtaire. Mon attente ct
celle dune majorite de nos concitoyens a
etc Embarrassment trompee. LIE Presi.
dent malgre Ia decision contraire de la
Cour Supreme DIES Etats Unis, a cru de-
voir considerer CONNIE inconstitutionnelle
sne Banque Rationale destlnee a reIever
la circulation du pays du discredit don't ellie
est depths 81 longtems frappee, ct une ma.
jorite de nos banques locales n'ayant plus
d redopter lie contr6ie qu'aurait exerce sur
Giles une institution don't les premieres
operations auraient amene lie rembourse-
ment en- numeraire de leur papier, ont de.
eide quill y aurait danger pour lie pays a
ne pas continuer Ia suspension. L'etat de
prostration on Sc trouvent nos institutions
monetaires est fait pour EXETER au plus
haut point laIsallicitude de la legislature.
LIE desordre des a~ffaires ct la depreciation
de toutes les ~valeurs alienables, ne sont pas,
les seuls maux qui en- decoulent, Une sus.
pension ~prolongee est n violation CONT
nuelle ct iliegale de contrats. Lorsque
les institutions, don't lune des fonctions
principale est d'exiger rexecution ponctu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-01-01

Is novembre.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PURSUANT to writ Of f. ia. ct,
leva. facidS to me directed, issued out OF
the Court of Common Pleas of Carroll
county, | will offer for sale at the door of
the Court house in CarroiIion, on Sarur-
day the 18th day of March next, between
the hours of 10 O'clock, A. M. and A P.
NJ, the following real estate situate in
p SAID county Of Carroll, to wit: the west
halt Of the north west quarter in Sec.
II, township l3, and range 6, containing
80 acres more or Iess with the improve.
ments thereon Subject to mortgage
of $751;, due ilth June 1910 ou 70 acres
oft, together with five per cent, Auor-
news collecting fee. Taken IN execu.
ton and will be sold hv me-.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February II, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
Augusta Sand i'm Market
"BoYs, DO YOU HEAR THAT"

That valuable and productive quarter
section Of land, lately in The occupancy
OF Thomas Brown, decd, situated one
mile South east Of Augusta, Carroll Co.,
Ohlo-is now offered Tor sale. About
fifty acres Of this quarter are cleared and
ready for cultivation. Ihe other ln,-
pToVements consist of a Dwelling house,
Barn, SpriOg'house, &c. The sell is
lu'Iy equal to any lands IN the country
for grain growing; aud, taken altogether,
II is perhaps the most desirable uatt If
land now for sale in this section Of Il e
State. Terms will be made kuown upon
application 10 Mrs. E, P. Brown, Nor.
Ton, Sammit county, OHIO, or to the un.
deraIgned, lia sale should not be enec.
led before 20h of March next, the farm
viii be rented for The term OF one wear
Ifom The Isl oil April thereafter.
JOHN PEARCE.
Caro- lion. an o. 1919
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
SHERlFFiS SALE.

PURSUANT to wrI OF f ia etIep. ia. 10
the directed, issued out of the Court Of
Common Pleas oil Carroll county, | will Of.
fer tor sale at the door OF The court house
in CarroIIton, on Monday tie 2lsl day
Of Ma.ch next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A, NJ. aud 4 P. NJ. the following
real estate, to vii: The east bali Of lot
No SO IN Roberts lsl addition othe town
of CarroIItoo, with the improvements
thereon. Taken ia execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
February lS, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
FOR SALE OR RENT,

A town OF on North ST.. with conve-
nlent dwelling house, containing two
rooms d one kitchen in the lower story,
two rooms up stairs and good cellar;
a large aud convenient stable, smoke
house, well, bake oven, fruit trees, 4 c,
-Also, an out-lot, we'll fenced, contain
ing Ono and hall acres, more or less, Sit
uotcd on the north alley, aud only few
rods from tha above lot-Alsl,2 9 town
lots, 7G feet by l32 on Philadelphia st.
Also, out lot, containing 3 acres
moro or less, above the two lots and al.
Toy, situated directly behind said Q lots
The above will be sold or rented al
very moderate terms Enquire Nnh the
subscriber.
A, B. BlERDEMANN.
COrrollop, Feb. II, 1912, st.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
&ARlYt FOR SALE
Or RENT.

This Farm lies one mile west Of Wyn.
lng's Mil, on the road leading from Elk.
horn TO Tope's Mil. The Farm contains
lG0 acres, with about so acres cleared
The improvements ure a good hewed log
House, we'll finished; and very large
Barn. The firm will be sold ifapplica.
ton be made, or if not sold, viii be for
rent For terms. apply to the sub scribpr
living within half mile of George Fos.
ler's Saw Mill, in Lce township.
ROBERT BEATTY.
January Ia, lS42
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
January 81, 1912.
NOTICE, Hook hcrc.

IlIE subscriber having made arrange.
meats which will require his presence at
other quarters; and having to pay his
own debtors before he goes, would give
nolIc0 herewith, that all persons indebr.
cd to hun by note or book account must
come and settle The same beDwcca this
and 'ha 18Th OF March next, up to which
time grain will be taken in Part. All
those who neglect Ibis call, whl Gnd
lhe'racconnls in the hands ofuppropriare
oili'crs for collection, and then cash
viii be required; and oIl prrscns having
demands against the subscriber, are re.
qneslel to present them hclwcoa the
middle OF March and the first Of June
next, up 10 which time he wld 10 found
at his Office
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
4 8 a q i!

THE subscriber would respectfully
request those Of his customers whose oc
counts for tho last year are yet unsettled,
10 call and mike settlement Immediately,
lie intends TO Nuke It rule to settle up
his accounts rs often as once year at
least, aud hopes il will meet with the ap-
probation OF .lq customers.
All who do not approve Of the above
rule Ore at liberty to change their place
OF dealing; aud on failure TO mako settle,
menls as above requested, may expect To
find their accounts in tho hands of prop
er officers for collection.
lie has numhrr Of NOTES and DUE
BILLS on hand, which if not lifted vely
soon will be put into collection.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Carrolton. Jan, If, lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
January q, IS42.

'n1 c9n1oII SpA Ih Col,,lr or oliLo' IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term A. d I04l.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
DiDieI Burrier Us Henry Burrer, Sam
ucl DoweII and Mary Mngdalcne his
wife, John Lucas and Calharne his Il lie.
John Loog, William Long, SomurI Long,
jacob Long, Mary Loug. EuzaUyb
Long, + iza Jane Long, II Hunah Long
and Eve Long: The said defendants viii
take notice, that the said Daniel Bnrrlcr.
did, on The 18Th day Of Junuary, A D.
l842, file his petition IN the fire Of tho
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas. IN
and toe said county, wherein he demands
pnrllIIDn O the following real estate SIT.
ualed in said county, to wit The West
hall Of the South Wcsr quarter Of section
81, IN township IL, of Range 4, contlin.
ing eighty acres & cighty-seycn & half
huodEedlbs Of an acre. The sad pori.
ilon represents said defendants as tenants
in common with said drmandant ia said
premises; and prays that one equal un.
divided .fh part thereof may he set OF
to said dcmaodant in seycraIDy-which
SAID petition will be for hearing at the
next Term of said Court.
DANIEL BURRIER, by
PEARcE STARKwEATHER, q JARVIS.
his Attorneys.
JanunrV, 2l. 1912
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11


father, David Alexander, now of Illinois.
is authorised to sell, on yer, accommo.
d~tIng terms,
THE WELL IMPROVED FARM,
In Rose township, ClrroIt county, Ohio,
now IA the occupancy Of Mr. Samuel
M CuIIough being the South West or.
OF section 81, in township lG, Range Z.
Upon the premises hero are large and
comfortable dwelling house, Barn. Sla
Ole and other necessary oul houses, TO-
gelher with large and thrifty orchard.
About 20 acres Of this tract are cleared
and IN cultivation; aud The whole is sit
ualed within nine or ten miles of Boil
var oH the Ohio Canal. One thousand
dollars oil the purchase money will be
required IN hand-the baIaoce ln paw
menls. An indlsputabIo title will be
conveyed to the purchaser. Application
may be made to the undersigned at Jo.
sePh KimmeII's IN Rose township.
PHILIP ALEXANDER agenl
for David Alexander.
January 81, IS42
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
qlAILORS,

'I'AIiO29a
J. G. KENNEUY& u NJ. VAN STRON
DER have formed partnership Tor car
Tylng on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
In all lis branches IN the shop heretofore
occupied by j. g, Kennedy, opposite the
Court house, in CarroIlon. They are
prepared TO execute all orders in their
line upon the shortest notice, and in a
manner which they believe will give sa.
tSlaCllon TO their customers.
J. Il KENNEDY,
NJ, VAN STRONDER.
CarrolIton, Feb. 4. 1912.
p. S. j. q. Kennedy begs leave to
return his thanks to his former Gus.
toners for The very liberal patronage
which they have heretofore extended to
10 him; and lie hopes that The new firm
will merit aud rec i've continuance Of
such patronage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
Jackson s. Sinclair

WOULD their that The time of has arrived which
books hem have neglected
reasonable request inability pay
settling To those whom they hold
d they would call all and
ugemns reasonable for the balance
Immediate this will trouble aud yours
C4rtolOE January IA l82
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
J. Il KENNEDY,
nj VAN SIpnNlnRI
EXECNTORS, NOTICE-

EXECUIORS' NOTICE
NOTICE IS hereby gwen to all those
indebted TO the estate Of Peter Jennings,
late of Monroe township, Carroll county,
Ohio, decd to make immediate payment
to the undersigned Executors; and all
those haviog claims against said estate,
are requested TO present them, properly
authenticated, for settlement, within one
gear from this date.
PIE FER JENNINGS,
PETER ElCK.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
February II, 1912.
DISSOLUTION or PARTNER,
SHIP.

SHIP.
FaVllE partnership heretofore existing
under the name Of BiMELER
ROBY ~ POLLOCK, is lhI5 day dis
solved by mutual consent The c0IIec
ton Of the late fins outstanding nc
counts aud The liquidation of their Lusi
ness in general, dovoIves by special
grecment on NJ. Brmeler and Wm
PoIIoc&, who will use for said purposes
0 the name of RlmeIer aud Pollock.
All persons indebted 10 lhe late firm
by took accounts, notes or duebIIs, are
requested To aclIIo aud make payment,
rlIucr nl the old stand IN Iecsburgb, or
when called on by said BlmeIer g. Poi.
lock, or agents authorized hy them.
). NJ 3IMELER,
HORATlO ROBY,
WIN. POLLOCK.
tecsbargh, iho. 81, l0l2.
C9AAbl &'D&& &YI1tl@.Aqgo
The highest prIco in CASH will be
Z pad Tor good Glenn
VylGIlIAIPa
Dlivered at The "Curroton Steam Mill"
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Corrollon, jar. u, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-11
Carrolllon, Jan. q, 1912.
IMPROVED FARM FOR SAFE.

THE undersigned, as agent for his
alher, David Alexander, now of Illinois,
$ authorised to sell, on yer, accommo.
/. Tim terms
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17
LIN E s

LINES Given to Friend day or tro before the DeceQse fh4 sDriter-OctO6er, MDCCCXXXV. When beneath the cold red earth am sleeping,
 Lifes fever OCT, Will there for me be any bright eye weeping
 That Pm no moEe2 Will thers ts any heart s:lll melno.y keeping
 Ot heretofore? :? When the great winds through leafess forests rush ing.
 Sad music make; When the swollen streams OCT crag and gully gush- ing,
 Like full hearts break; Will there then whose heart despair crushing,
 Mourn for my sake When the bright sun upon that spot is shining
 With purest ray. And the small flowers, their buds and blossoms twin ing.
 Burst through that clay? Will there be one still on that spot repining
 Lost hopes all day? When no star wrinkles with it's eye of glory,
 On that low mound; And wint'ry storms have with their ruins hoary
 Its loneliness crowned; Will there be then one versed, in misery's story
 Pacing it Eound :? St may be so-but this is selfish sorrow
 To ask such need A weakness and wickedness to borrow,
 From hearts that bleed, The waings of to-day, for what to-morrow
 Shall never need. .5 Lay me then gently in my narrow dwelling,
 Thou gentle heart; And though thy bosom should with grief be swelling.
 Let no tear start; 1t were vain-for time hath long been knelIlng-
 Sad one, depart
 1IotherpcLrs Poems.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17
L6tchGeEd EssQssiTeT: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers two dollars per year, payable before the expiration Oi six months.
 To companies of any number over six, $l 30 per year. payable as above. To companies less than SIX 15 per year, payable as before. 25 cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive Oi mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all aTrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of . wish to discontinue must be given be- fore the expiration of . year.
 4rADvERrIsNG. One square. three insertions, Sl, and the same proportion for one or more squares Half square, 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks % per cent per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued 6 or l2 months.
 Administrator and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioners Notices, 25
 All communi cations must be POSTPAID
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17
GOOD ADVICE.

In mixed company never start a dis- |cussinn of n religious or political ma ture.
 In walking with lady in public, her |"pinion of you will not be the least enI,an- 'ced, if your countenance wears perpetual land unmeaning smirk or grin, CT if you keep dancing around her like monkey. IA consequential strut, ar nnincing gait, Imight be avoided with advantage. If you are but newly married pair just caugM-the dining room, parlor. or stage coach, is not a proper place for your billing and cooing. It is very aggrawa-, hing to old bachelors. Do no, enter the room suddenly where 'you know there is young lady and gentle
 man sitting, busily engaged in flaming a
 flame.
 Never ask guest to take coffee and cake, as you have get plenty in the house, with out proving your sincerity by bringing forth |Ihe articles.
 If your sister. while ienderly engaged in Ia tender conversation with her sweetheart, requests you to bring her glass sf water from the adjoining room, you can start 0n your errand, but ysu need not return. Your absence will not be missed. Your dress should be influenced by your business and age-mOre particularly the latter. Mutton dressed lanlb fashion is nos generally admired.
 Never be induced to drink for fear of
 losing the character of heinz sgOod feI- Ilow.'
 If you would not be thought utterly, |hopslessly and irreelaimably abandoned
 and epraved--bsyond the pale of soeissy pay your Printers Bill. -1iTev's JeuT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17

true original of the foregoing tale is now in one of the Middle States, laboriDg with un-
 bounded success in the great cause to which Prov idence has so signally called him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

nIESsRS. T.. CHASE q CO. gcu'a.-fIrarinq much
W. s1l aupt thc extraordinary cier's0f the Rrsrricc.
ton or .au PILE un1n ihn.c NJ QUITO become mofhcf
we"cro Zoo lurc' fn max" tll oicin My wife that
tmc ic mother ot -nlrcu, and had srO fr Doe nu
dou aud cyrrur1rf riua iunug ani after her coufnr.
mcut ni each. Size HATRED every anil aiken much
med inc u1f found lille relief Shc commenced "a
hing hc PCrsil" Pills about mlnhH before hrt couGhc-
mont thcr health h nr vcry poor about fs length rI mr
foF0 ani soon anor was Cuah'0dhy thc.f use r ticuI
tnfIc cnrcfu NJ wfhcr tp her fttny until cr couluc
mcnt 81 Tho tim" rhc commenced taking the Persian
wy ani i!r several wccka previous che afflicted with
dty hnrl cough and frequent severe cr1mpa. whrfho
uar 40 fhr Fs entirely removed before using half box
iH Will grru confidence that We advise ail those about
~ become mothers, o mako use uf the Persian Pills All
tpr0 tl' h1vr ikcu tucm in ucrhorhooI have got
H1u- 900 fI' same easy manner and about The house
n 'cw Days There does not aprcu @, Doe hsftI lar-
frr ui cnr d 1icf settling in ttcr confinement where
flcfc Pi.Is taken. We uucdy s1y lct none NEGLECT
taking hCm llr They in the reach of the poor a. wei
asiho rich We trctru'y thankful that tcrc De- remedy
Which, females can easily procure which Lis fair lcs
bcer, aniprepa ave The lives OF housluia which other
wise would Poe lost. =. ROBERTS
Hochcafcr Nay ith, l3l7.
rlr u.c by 4. q. STEVENS.
o. ~ -rl} lt1m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
VOL. XVII.
~ ALEXANDER MosELEY.
TIER NIS.

ruBScRiP1loN TO the DAILY WIG 10 City Subsori.
,is toa year ami Tot shorter period the Of elu
sycaT. -
ADNERTisiNG-foron square ofhnccn iiuas Cor iess)
inscri.on 10 CENTS twO Insertions 81 III! thee inseI-
na ~ ~, aitl ever succeeding iuscttipn 70 ccnts
nhfco wccE, ~ cSnts tot each Insertion
Iwecn week, first insertion 10 cents, every succeeding
ns~riion ca cents
Once swcck hrstinscron 20 cents; every succeeding
iasnrtion 5Ocrnts.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance
lie number Of insertions OF Advent MS must /,
noted the Ma, they will Toe inserted until rel i
be stopped, aud charged accordingly. yUpicr. 10 stop
must also be IA writing. ~
Annual advertisers CHARGED eTn f. t,xosuu,rcs AMI
Ia that proportion Tor 1N ertiscments greater lcne
eep, husuon,'Is anu Lottery Dealers who charged
~ The COUNTRY WIG H. published twice a week
In advance. ' ~ 'i '''"'o
FOR ADVERTISING cents a sTuarc Cor le.s) for
the hr''iuscrtonan 70 cents foT each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
ew pAvIp,s urnnnw n1.srru

jew DA OR HEBREW PLANTER.
Uh p'euafiicH 81 this chrm, al compound are oN.inr
'" ~ 'Atftortnasy effects ~ the animal fb, or
SN'' usah'nia andmIsClcE is virtues being red hy
meas. " " f-' ' 's
However good any internal remedy may be- this - an
u'i spphcaiian, will prove powerful auxiliary re-
moving the iseasc and facilitating the cure cases Of
m, inuamuaon sehToiulous aIcciian King Eyi Gotr
mhahn'ory and Chrohic Rheumatism aud la ali cases
"'!ere seated path or weakncFs exist
gentleman travelling Ia the south Of Europe and IA
'fhe IN lhS heard ~ much said Ia the latter place 10
praise 81 JEW DANlD'>, OR HEBREW PLASTER, and
o. ucNas hc consdcre) miraculous u had perform
Gu mat he wa induced touy Il on his person.
lung and 'er Affection, the Of which bad the
th"i ohlcct OF hsyJourneY. but which had realised the
Eehia innnCnce 81 that balmy aud delicious climate. lie
soon found his health Improving. aud In weeks his
cough le HIN, thc sauwneFs II his skin ms
pam was removed ami his heath became pei nan.niy rem
his friends and acquaintance for all fixed pains whatever
eh as rheumatism, govt, head ache tooth ache pain ian
lhc ride p, back aud hnbs, scToiuous huuIor knots
Ncns white swelling, hard unoIS s joints, rake-
ishc IN inc breast weakness ami pain in IN. siouhar Ia
weak limbs, aiucncss, affections Of the spine, female
Weaknesses &c No em,lc subject TO pain or weakness
Ia the back or side should bc without IT,
MARRIED LADIES'
IN dehcatc situations, find relief from constantly
wearing THIS plaster. Tho application Of this plaster he
tween the shoulders has been found a certain reae IN for
eo ph,hisc and lnns affections, IN their primary
stages u destroys nnatnann 10y Producing copous pef
splfauon. No ply stefan should be wuh1utit.
Tor particuarsscc bills thaf arcompanies each box anil
directions zach box contains sufficient
eighi piasicrs Price % cents per box. For sale.
oc ~ ulv clh A. q. STEVENS