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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12
From the Ohio Statesman
WASHINGTON G CORRESPONDENCE 10
WASHINGTON, Friday Eyening,l
June "a, 1912,

Ed. ONO STATESMAN;
We are all here patiently waiting an
other catastrophe--how eventful has this
ephemeFsl whig dynasty been in catastrO-
Plies; and ''awful caiastrophes," too.--
The death Of HARRISON the Veto of
Glay's Fiscal Bank, and.of that rickeiy
abortion of a monster the Fiscal corpo-
raiion-the expiosionof The cabinet--the
wbig manifestation Ewhlg's expose Of
kitchen secrets are among the disasters
of the extra session; and here we are
again4after seven long months of par
sleying and pow-wowing upon the merest
peecadilloes--iust as our business is
concentrating TO a focus, brought to a
stand sliil,as we apprehend unanimuus-
", by The stumbling block Of the yeip!-
Why, sir, iislands before the confound.,
ed optics Of the whig majority, as the an.
gel stood before Bahamas ass--and like
Balaam's ass, they all seem equally Gift
cd in. consequence with The power of
speech, The little Tariff bill that pass
ed the Senate Today, after being adopt;
NNfHy tANi lAApASd1 90 ulHCluSA1 Wy ltiO Rbtl-
ate, Gas we expect II will tomorrow goes
to the President for his Veto, as every
hody believes--then upon this signal, the
Cabinel goes by the board, and another
is 10 be lFied, President Tyler is at last
il is said, egreeabIy to our oft.repeated
recommendation coming into the old
beaten path Of democracy. If this is
true, gnod,wllyei Como out Of The evil;
and Babylon will fall through the intre,
piditg Of refractory "Captainn thrown
over the walls. es,
TUnspAv, June OF.
SENATE Mr. Aliens Rhode Island
resolutions were taken up; when on mo.
ton of Mr.. MerFick, and agreeablg 10 The
desire Of AEf. Allen. they were made the
special order tor Monday next;when we
/ shall expect the whole subject to Be laid
omen, withiexposiiiohs Of the intriguing
and uachindlions ihFoagh swliieht the SUI.
fgs6e cause was pfcsiga,ed4-bat nouaEs
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NEW sERIEs-yoL. II. NO. so.

Ing The appropriations. Shoog, oppysi-
ton IS made 10 those amendments.
Truly.
PHlLO..
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MORE CUTTING REBUKE or THE
CLAY CLUBS AND WING RECK-

LESSNESS.
The cSon.skin aud hard-cideF ros
Eobanon. is ne with coldness Ia lnai
quarters, @hefa vhsgery heretofore Ia. y
ceived aid. The acknowledgements anS
scenes Of dtEnehesg Of lS40sfs aked
u9ah With l,orror by many, who sill daS
yielded 10 the death blast. The Xanef
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-12
GEORGIA GOLD MINES.

From the Riehmoad Enqaissr.1
Mr.. CALnoUS passed through this ci-
~ on Friday evening, 70 visit, We upder-
stand, bis gold mine 10 Georgia, which
has been recently discovered 10 possess
great value. We congratulate Kim upon
his sgolden prospects" and hope that he
will loAg continue 10. draw from the bow
els OF the earth this, the ''soundest cur
rency." But from the great interest ia,
ken by the people Of Georgia in their new
search after gold, We should fear that
much labor and capital will be wasIefuHy
employed. The history Of gold mining in
Virginia presents a gloomy picture
Like many other bubbles il has created
false hopessabslracied money, mind and
labor, from useful objects, and finally il
has burst and scattered ruin among its
deluded victims. The following aIficle
loGches upon public as we'll as private
interests, and We feel justified in giving it
circulation.
Correspondence Of the Recorder
"DAILoNEe4, Ga, May 30, 1912.
"Messrs. Grieve & Onne;
"Gendemen; Il affords me great pleas
ure to be able 10 inform you not only Of
the continuance. Of the fichness Of The
gold mines generally, but Of ayasi in
crease of the product Of the mine owned
by the Hon, Jo!n G, Calhoun, called he
O5oee mine.
..Ihe amount dug By Messrs. Sisson
y Lawrence, in said mine, with 10 hands
in the two weeks. ending the 2Ist inst..
was 1895 pennywelghis Of gold. The
amount dug by them in said mine, with
the same number of hands, during the
week ending the 2Sth inst. was 3lSt
dwt, Of gold, making in the three weeks
1916 dwt. of gold. Phs gold is coarse
aud ragged, varying in the size Of the par
licles, from dust gold TO pieces two. and
a half 10 three inc hes long. The proper
ton Of fine goldis about one.tenih Of its
quantity.
''On Saturday last, the richness Of This
mine becoming more and more certain,
was visited and examined by number
Of gentlemen ;of which number was Doct.
Iohn NJ. McAfee, Adolphns Rutherford,
Miner, James L. .Havril, ,snd WilIisMil-
ner, aud some of them having descended
tbout fifty feet into the hill and examin,
I'd the vein, Mr.. Lawrence dug out
quantity of the vein ore, and il being pull
'erised in spice mortar, one painful Of
he same not exceeding Eve quarts. yiel-
1sd two hundred aud sixty pennyweights
,f gold. There was aiso taken oul OF the
.eia by Lawrence, McAfee and Ruther-
ord, another painful of The ore.of the
anne size, which being pulVerized yielded
he large amount of three hundred aAd
orty dwis. qfgold-lhe two panfuls ae-
ually yielded six hundred pennyweighis,
'he company continued mining, and in
ludng the gold from the said panfuls,
elected in one day the amount Of 1853
wis. The whole of the above amounts
gold is ia the hands Of Mt.G B. Sisson,
this place, and has been examined W
great number Of citizens and NaYel-
RS III
"We certify lhat The above statement
The product Of the said mine owned
the Hon. John C, Calhoun true and
at we saw the gnld in the possession Of
:. Charles b, Sisson.
]. II, Smith, Jos. ]. Singleton,
FL. Sullivan, VIM. Woods, =
F. w. Lucas, f. w. Cole,
Il. I'll WINFIELD. A G. Wimng
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
Iron THE AMERICAN

THE PEOPLE of Northumberland county, and
especially our democratic friends, have presented
TO them for their support, ticket composed Of un.
wsvering friends of their best interests-men of
long and well tried respec,abily of character.
These men they asked to support. They are
honest, efficient and Trustworthy and because they
ore the nominees of the REsULAR DEsorRArIc
county convention.
DO not permit the cry of corruption in The dele>
gate system; because the candidates who out as
volunteers, are those who submitted their claims
before the people, and before the delegates who
assembled in the county convention in the borough
Of Sunbury, for the county Of Northumberland, for
the purpose Of forming a county ticket. Those
volunteer candidates, who offer themselves and are
now the candidates before the people OF Nor,hum-
berland county, are no other than the candidates
who asked from the county convention a nomina-
,ica at their hands, and not havirg majority of
the delegates assembled in the convention, were
not nominated. This is the disorg conduct
of three or four of the unsuccessful candidates.
heretofore prding themselves on their democracy
Offering themselves to the Democratic convention
for nominations account of that Democracy
boas,ing in all high places Of their devotion its
cardinal principles, and then suddenly taking it in
10 their wise heads TO break dorm or reform the
delegate system, because they were not nomn,ted
by the delegates who represented the wishes of the
People. Then let the Uemocatic voters Of North
cumberland county refuse TO counienanee Volunteer
Candidofes. Wemust iely upon Democratic Us.-
Grs and Democratic PRINCIPLES, and support
the Democratic CANDIDATEs ron OFrICE. We
elected our delega,es-they met in county conven.
tion-,hey have nominated County TICKET
and, Democrats, bound 10 go for THE
WHOLE TICKET. If this he not fair expres,
sion Of the will of the party, how is it to be obtain
ed REroRE an election! Then Democrats of Nor
thumeHasd county, will you sfumbcr az your
posts The entire support of the regularly nomi-
mated candidates will insure the triumph Of Demo
cracy. Every candidate upon county ticket
is an unfnching Democrat.
TO THE POLLS! Democrats of Norhum-
herland couRy. We have hung our banner on the
outward wan onj we arc sacrejly called upon to
rally and proiec, the principles inscribed upon it,
Then let move in solid column to the coming
election, and rofe the Ticket-fhe mhoie Ticket
and EVERY NAN ON THE TTCKET!t
AN OLD DEMOCRAT.
Sept. eth, lS42.
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Extract of q Letter
Sept. eth, ls42.
From a Friend in 1urbm Tour,

From Friend in 7urbm 7oUnShip.
DEAn STA The Democrats in this township
determined to stick to the ticket We have had
SO much dsputing among as lately, that we think
the only way to end the quarrel is to stick TO the
ticke, formed by the Delegates Lake was up hers
a few days since, clectioneering but he did not,
make many friends among the Democrats, and a
great many wings won't support him. We all
inow ne had but eight deie gates Instructed 70 him,
mi the others he got by bargain and sale, ard be.
'ause he could not bargain for caough votes TO no.
niaste him, be says he was cheated out of the no.
nination. He is queer sort of Democrat man
fPrimcipfe according 10 his interest. But he will
nd that such a democrat will get hut very little
iPPer among the Democracy of Tutbut. Maurer
ill ge, upwards of 200 majority here, and the
hole ticket will run as high. Mr. Jordan has male
excellent and ol4iging Prothono;ary, and we
i'll give him strong vote. Mr. Bright is well
lown through township. When he was Pro.
onotary he made a good officer. He is capable
d obliging, and the Democrats here will support
almost unani nously. Yours, &c.
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N n ~ n lie ID.

A few weeks since, Ivy the Rev. r. A. Fisher,
Mr.. WN, WEAvsR TO Miss LYDIA SMirH, both of
Shsmokin township.
BY The same, Mr.. WV. DErrES, Of fMahonoy, TO
Miss SUSAN bANrs, of Augusta township,
On the goth inst, by the same, Mr. PniLir
CLAnKE, of this place, to Miss ELIZA FRr, OF Au-
eusts township.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
So much from yours.

'rHs AT'oS DECIDEDLY SrfrnIoR To BLEEp,
When the properties Of Brandreth's Nege,s.
Universal Fills nave been appreciated, bleeding
~ longer he thought Of as a remedy for disea
Tor in ,ioieni inf4mmaiion eight or len of them
take. III the eSnTse of two or three hours, more
he impure humoIs from the body, by the sto-
n and bowels, than bleeding 10 the extent OF
ounces could possibly have done; and 1t
luld lac remembered that the Pills remove only
&c parts from the blood which were the cause of
animation; phereas GLee,Eng remOres the fs-
iai parts also. How great the prustratlon Of
the corporal powers ater copious bleeding.
the contrary. what agility and strength is fell sf-
dose Of this medicine; the body Is indeed
tened OF load. Nothing is equal to ridding
Wit atrd humors with vegetable medicine of this
|, which eighty fous Years have proved neser to
injury, but always good. Is the pulse too high :
ose of these pills will bring it down. Is II too
THE same means will increase II 10 pro-
standard. Is it Temulius, showing nervous
cement The Pills, hy soothing the system
sllay IT,
7 Purchase in SunbuTy, of ii. u. MasseT and
,sents published in another part oi this paper
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Estate Of John TChOpp, Scn'r.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
~ istraton on the estate of John Tchopp. sent.
late Of Lower Mahonoy township, deceased, were
in due form of law granted to the subscriber, residing
in said township. All persons indebted to said es.
state will please make payment, and those having
claims will please present them properly auihcnti.
Gated for settlement, on Saturday, the LIST. October
next, at the house of the deceased.
Sent, 2lth. ISA2 John TCHOPp,
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STRAY STEEP.

'amc to the premises OF the subscriber, on the
- Shamokin island, in Augusta township, about
the LIST of August last, SIN STRAY SHEEP,
marked by having piece clipped from the end of
one ear. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay Oh Te-s, and take them away.
PETER NANDlING,
Oct, lst, lsi2,-3,,
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CLYDE & WILLIAMS
Hank rfOOIx Mandatory.
Opposite Priprc's HoieI,

Opposiic Priprc's HoteI,
HARRISBURG.
VlNliEf are prepared to manufacture blank work
4 Of every description, ruEd 10 any pattern. such
Dockcts Eecnrds. D,v Books, ledgcrs, Asses
sors' and Collectors Duplicates oi the finest qni-
'y ofIayer, in style equal To any made in the ci-
ties cf Philadelphia or New fo,k.
All descriptions of binding neatly executed.
Scrap Books, Albums and Portfolios made to order.
La. Books, Music aud Periodicals bound TO any
pattern. Old Books rebound, &C. Also les oi
papers bound.
o. Work left at the office Of the Suntrury Ame-
rican, will I've promptly attended to.
Nav clst lSi2-ly.
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE


VVNfE Subscribers takes pleasure in acc, ,ua.ntirc
Il their friends aud the pubic in Gcncrsl. thu,
they have taken the large and coInnryltous Hotel,
recently built bv the Mtsss Hart the sale site
once occupied iy the old established Hotel known
the Bulls Head, in Third street abCye Calow.
hill st.
This Hoel is finished in thc very !ess possible
manner. aud of the hest materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for heating aud scnIilating each
roam is s0ch as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms are all light and airy, all furnished in
neat style, so as TO insure comfort
The receiving patlors are also furnished IN su-
perb sty1c, the windows on the French STYLE
forming an entrance To a bsIcuny M 'front.' which
makes pleasant recess, Particular stcntion has
been given 10 the evds and bedding, which, with
the farnrure, are entirely new.
from Yeas experience IN otel business, We
iusl, by strict assidul,y tC buslness To make this
house a desirable stepping place. Our table viii
always lie supplied with the very best our marka
can afford, aud out bar with the best liquors aud
wines of the mus, approved brands.
=. 5. There are first rate slshling aTd arr r6e
houses attached 10 the hotel. attended 10y cat1uI
and soIer ho-lIers and our charges will he lo~, IN
accordance With tie present had tines
SHuI IL & DERR
Philadelphia, April l6, ls42.
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CAU r 10 N.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned from purcha-
n sing or receiving momissary note given hy
the subscribers to certain Henry Moucrs for the
payment of Two Hundred Dollars with interest,
dated April 18th, 1912. The subscribers having
received no consideration for the above note, are
determined not to pay the same, unless competed
by law; and have given notice To that effect to
Henry =. Harvey. the agent Of the said Henry
Mooers. STEPHEN BlTTENBENDER
WILLIAM FAGELY,
ELI TREGO.
Shamokn. Sept 10Th, 1912.
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Extract of n Letter.

From an old Democrat ia Upper Mahonoy.
UrrER MamoSor, Sept, 22d ls42.
Ma. MAssEn We hear that It's reported up
th you. that we are not going to suPpor, our
n for Sheriff, Felix Maurer. Now l think it
At 10 let you know tha, this is not eue. We
~ him well, for he was raised among US, and
have confidence in him, He is a german, TO
sure, LA, he speaks and writes English, WELL and
cconmoIating and oeRging, and such a man
want. We watt a man that can speak Eng.
aud German both for we like TO do business
Ia man that talks German, for he understands
We have never had high officer from Maho.
in the county, aud now we have given you II
bic and good man, and we want TO elect him
few days have seen good many people in
part and can't find one opposed to Maurer.
much as ! know, he will get 600 majority in
Mahoncy townships.
Sn mitch from, you,S
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Commission n Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of NHon street RuH Rora,
THE nkLawAur,
| ANlNE associated vi Il IN M iNscph Earuct
L late of Eastou, Pa, r,SlPctuliy iu' arm ,helr
lreIds aud the public generally, that t,ev have IA
ken that Large and vel knu~n stoT, aud wharf AT
foot ,i Willow Street Rahrnad, Ia sly occupied hy
Jacob MARTIN, whrN they purpofr doing Gen,I
tummi-s sl Sud Forwarding Fdsiacss, and from
the hrcnl advantages "f the TIacc being conn, cited
win 80 tr I1ihlw inprov 'ucnts that have thrir
ou,c, IL. the CIV, they r,Irtr themselves they will
I've ahr II dn BUSINESS ~ great It not eater adj
Vantage, and upon a. reasonable irIms rs ANY other
house, aud they assure their frrH,s that any CON
s'sImruts mad" To Ihrm shall have th'IT strict al
trtnn, nnt un cN,r rums spared 10 give entire salts
fdc,ron,
They are ash pr,4's'ci IL receive and forward
goods io any point nn the D,liwarc oud Leh Gh
Iivors, bciwrrn Nauch t,luuk, Easton AMI rhhs.
DEL hIa, via Delaware DIvi>i n and lehish Can l.;
also, tn any point IN TIM jun,aia riNeI, ~ Norrh
and W, 81 Bsuchss "t the Su,qurhanna via SchuyL
Nil aud DIncn, tho Oh, ,sapraku aHd Tide " ntel
Canals,
For the accommodation of Boats coming or 60
log via SChuVkIl aud Union Canals, Ste 'Tnl'oat
will h.. kept expressly Gr towing boats from the
Schu,l kill around 10 the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchants to have their pFoduce deli
,eed on the Delaware, aud their goods shipP,d at
a saving oi 50 10 IS per cent. ~ the pric,s i'r
hauling across.-with these advantages they
spscfully solicit share oi pa'r'naee.
W. HElI.MAN & co,
William li,ilmsn,
W lham w. keyser,
Joseph Barnet )fhllad May ii, lSis'-ly
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TAKE NOTICE,

VNHAT the Copar,nership heretofore existing he
l. tween DR.. John w. Peal and Dr.. ID. L. Titles, in
the practice of medicine, has this day leen di>so.
we'd by mutual consent. The books and accounts
of the late firm in Inc hands of DIR. }. w. Peal,
who is fully authorized to settle The same.
John w. PEAL,
Sept. 2Sth, 1912. ID. y. TRlTES,
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Til:
PHILADELPHIA, READING AND POTTSllLlE
RAIL ROAD.
e. f2R &}5 @ TE=::,'777E';:5;:l IE'::'77z; al a.

49,
AN EXTRA ACCOMMODATION LINE
ilW commence running bctwCcH Phtidd,iphtd
and PoHSrHic on he iiH{uGing days
and hOurs:
CS Ann ,rrYn MoSu,y, MAY 0, lsi2.
Leaving pvtts,ille, on Mondays, WeLn, sdays
and Fridays, at - 4. NJ.
Leaving Philadelphia, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at y L. NJ.
Hours of passing RcddiHg.
For rliirhlhia, At 100 \. VI. .r.,
For rotsviIle, at 81 M. '""
Between Pots,ille ~ Philada. S3,50 & $3.50
Between RcadIng Il d. 2,25 d l,I5
Between do & PotrsvilhS lao d Ice
ENcUWsloS TIcKErs-oooD ron .LTUHNINs
NrNr pAY.
Between PousviII' n Philadelphia, s. 90
Between X, a,ling & do. 800
Between do. & rotlsyihr 200
The other passenger uains will as lefore, at
the following hours:
PtihidsIphiG and PotfsriHe.
From Philadelphia, at 81 N. D.nv
From ro,l,,ille, at 2 r.. DSS
Hours Of passing Reoding.
For PousVie, at o M. n.,.
For PhiIsLclphis, at Bpm. Daily
All the trains will stor for way passengers at
the usual points.
CT All passengers are requested 10 procure
lheiI tickets before the trains STAT.
May 81, ls4".-d
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A CARD.

nr J. w. Peal begs leave to tender his CRATE
- iul acknnw Judgments TO the people of Sunhu y
and surrounding country, 70, then past encourage.
mcnt in the line of his profession ; and would at
the same time announce 10 them, that he still in-
tends 10 continue the practice oi medicine in all It's
various d plrtmcnts. He would, therefore, solicit
a continuance of their confidence and patronage.
He NAV I've found at all times at his Office in mar.
ket street, unless professionally engaged.
Sunhury Oct, ls, lSi2-tf
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NWDHNN0CHC,

~ 0DvN CRC~
A Ii pc,sors md, L'rd To the firm oi Lyon q
"a HAIRS, under the agency ofO, y. ThschcT,
HAT and Cap Manufacturers, No, AZ North Third,
street, PhIiajlph'a, are requested TO make mmsdl
ate settlement of hm accounts with the subscriber,
their legally authorized agent, who is fully 'mrow.
ttcd To settle aud colt CT the accounts of said firm
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON,
June 4th, iSi2.-u Agent.
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ID I Il ID,

On Tuesday night last, Mrs. BARBARA BA.
CON, wife of Is s,ac Bacon, Of this place,
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J. MAXLAND. JR. s. co.

Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturers,
No. 99 North West corner Of Race and Third
Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
THE undersigned have formed a Co.parlnsrship
L under the firm of J. MAIIAND. in. & Co..
SUCCESSORS 10 the late firm of Jdcab .idylondd y
CO.. and will continue the business at the old esta-
hshment, on their own account. In addition 10
their own close attention and experience fnl many
wears, in the manufacture Of their celebrated snuff:
&c, the long experience of the senior partner Of the
late firm, will also I've devoted the interest of the
new concern-and ms no exertion aud care will lie
spared 10 insure their goods, al all times of the
~ hest quality, they solicit a continuance Of the
confidence Of the friends and customers of the late
firm THOMAS ADAMS,
J. Maryland, in.
Philadelphia, MAY Iith. lsi2.-,y
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George Grant

nFFERS himself as Volunteer Candidate for
~ Assembly, a, the ensuing election, aud re-
spccfuy sol cits the sultaGes Of bis fellow citizens
Sunhury, Sept. "a, lSi2.
II u MASSER again notifies all who sre
indebted TO him or the firm oi II. B. Masser Il Co,
TO call and settle Without delay, otherwise their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands of m als'ra'e
for collection. Sunhury, Sept. "a, lsi2-
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PRICE CURRENT.
From the Spin, Of the Times,
Communication.

Seek Heath and ENJOY Life.
HF you wish to retain the richest blessing, attend
early to yourself, whenever you find thst your
appetite becomes impaired, your bowels costive
bile on the stomach. Retncmher-Dr. HarIichs
celebrated Medicines. Procure them Immediately,
and Use them according to directions, they will
Immediately remove these primary symptoms from
the system. But il yon neglect yourself they will
frm host of maladcs such as dyspepsia, liver
com. lans, 'undce, pain in the side, bilious ailec
tons, fevcrs, &c, which obstinate TO cue,
besides attcadcd with pains and much distress. Dr.
Harich's Medicines" will certainly cure all forms
If the above mentioned diseases. The patiert
must, howev.r not conceive in The latter stages
cure can he performed m few days week. lf
the medicine had en- used at The very frs, at ack
the disease could have been cra,catcd in much
shorter time. The medicine must therefore he u.
scd strictly for a fortnight before much decided he.
ncft will I've realiE'd A RrLIrvED SUFFERER.
Philad lehia Sept. 81, 1910.
Principal office, No. 10 No TN eighth street Phi
ladelphii. HENRY y lONrHElMER.
Oct. Is, lsi2. Agent.