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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
Summer Travel.

Sara,oga is still full to overtlowing. the am.
walls nearly or quite equal TO the departures anu
the number OF visitors being estimated al fuli iotif
thousand. OF course the good people are ut'e
crowded. but they seem to endure thus WIN ioi''-
tude, and even to be merry upon it. Balls at Tue
United States, hops at Congress Hail, prayers
at Union Hail. juieps and billiards for the oissl-
pated. unsurpassed mineral water for the health
seeking, and the best OF good living for every
BODY, reconcile all bat inveterate grumoieFs to
the lack of comforts which home only can sup
DIV. We wish our whole City could be taken
out and aired every summer. ASIDE from iiie
improvement of health and expansion OF mtei-
lect, where there is any TO expand the genera
effect of a summer tour Is wholesome None
know how to appreciate home like those VINO
have been abroad and the cit returns to his DIS
carded pursuits with a double zest after bret
Through Travelling gives circulation to ideas
and TO money, both Of which are too apt to stag
nate. Wherefore we counsel all who have money
10 disburse on creature comforts not to hire or
build larger houses, entertain larger parties or
consume coster viands, but addict themselves TO
steamboats,, the delight of motion, the wonders oil
Nature and the sociability OF watering places
Go, therefore, O work-weary citizen! to Sara
toga but we counsel you not to swallow your
fortv-ninth tumbler OF Congress and hurry back
to the City in the mistaken belief that you have
been ruralizing Saratoga is a pleasant place.
would zee could meet you there > but 1t Is not
the world There is considerable more pleasant
longing between the hard-pan and heaven
Saratoga is your first stopping place; go there
and ENJOY It's pleasures in wisdom and modera-
ton; having done this, tap your knowledge-ooX
and look about you. Northward lie Lakes George
and Champlain-thc last navigated by the most
courtly of captains, the daintiest of steamboats,
farther on are Montreal and Quebec; or, bending
East, YOU have Vermont and the White Noun
tajns-which latter we mean to visit yet this sea-
son or, starting West, you have Sharon Springs
the Trenton Falls. those said to be delicious
these we know to be glorious and still West but
few hours you have Avon Springs, whereof we
have good report, and peerless NIAGARA There
the Great Lakes open upon you; and whether
Won choose to coast Lake Erie to Detroit, ant
there desist, or push on to Macllnaw and CHI
cago, descending the Illinois or Mississippi anf
ascending the Ohio, be assured that there IS very
much worth seeing and no little to be enjoyed
A patriot might find compensation for gran'
tour every five years just in watching and wit
Messing the growth Of the country; an cplcure II
noting how turtle travels Westward and tavern
Madeira actually becomes impregnated with the
Juice of the grape at Detroit Chicago, and amor
even to Iowa Loitercrs in the Cities. the bcs
season for travel is just commencing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

CANADA LoAS.-The Montreal Herald say
that the second portion of the Canaca W. -,
amounting 10 100000, has been taken Dy :. -
Bank of England, at per cent. premium, WIZ ",
the exception Of $4,000, taken by Smith, f''''
8. Co, at 60 Is. per cent premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

u The Charlottesville, Va, Jefersonlan say
We regret to learn that during l thnnder.staa
on the 10Th Of july, the lightning struck w
house Of Mr.. Samuel Gibson, in the Nor'En
part Of this county, and instantly killed his VIZ
Mr.. Gibson and daughter were seriously lnJr@
and it is doubtful whether Dir. G.. will recovd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

u On the 14th boy, named James Dunn
was employed to clean out an old well IN the
rear of Pltkins lot on Buialo-st. Rochester-whcn
on descending into it, he was immediately render
ed powcrless by the confined air in it. a man
named Onnahon descended after him, and was
also overcome in like manner. a second man
followed who was similarly though less severely
affected. All were extricated from the well, but
it was long time before they were restored to
consciousness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

To- Fora Forsisn LettersIr. Weeds s-res-see First
Page.
G- For a Poem by Mrs. l. H. sigourney. and Life on
the Neto York Canals, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
Phoenix Bank Trial.

readers are requested TO CONSIDER our Statement
duplicating Mr.. Kendall, re:utcd and retracted.
Phoenix Bank Trial.
This trial was resumed on Saturday morning,
when, after the Reorganization of two witnesses,
the Court gave an opinion on the points Of cleo
ton of counts" Judge Allen said that the indct-
ment contained ten distinct charges, ranging
from 1889 to April, 1912, for cmbezZlement. If
either charge were made out, the case OF guilt
was made out against the defendants, and OBJ
served that it was enough to charge the defend
ants with one act within the period Of six months,
and that the Attorney for the Government must
elect some one count of the indictment On which
to proceed.
The first count was then elected, and a mol
pros entered on the others. Notice was then
given by Mr.. Bartlett, counsel for Mr. Browne,
that hereafter he should move that some one act
Of en- bczzlement be made the basis Of proceeding.
Mr. Dexter then opened for the defence on the
part of Mr.. Wylnan. He stated the law as to
embczzlement and larceny fortfyng his posi-
lions as he advanced by statutory authority and
analogous legal references. He then examined
the testimony rendered by the Directors and 9TH
ers, explaining the circumstances it elected, and
contended that the undue drafts, notes and paper
which lay in the Bank must have come within
the knowledge of the Directors, all winch IS
shown by the check list and other reliable evl-
dence In relation 10 the Treasury Notes, the
evidence will satisfactorily prove that very large
amount was sold, not on Mr.. Wyman's account,
but on that of the Bank. In concluding, Mr..
DPS remarks were rcpletc with sound Judgement,
and afFeotingly pathetic, Mr.. Wyman, at the
close. was observed 10 be in tears, as were also
several Of the ladies who were present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

MURDER IN HupsoN County csterday al
ternoon, Andrew Casey, a respectable citizen Of
IIarsimus, Hudson county, IN undertaking to
settle dispute between several persons who wcre
at variance, was inhumanly set upon by two men,
who beat him with clubs in the most cruel man,
ncr until he was senseless. He was breathing
last night when our informant left Jersey CITY,
but no hope was entertained OF his recovery.
Indeed his death was expected every moment
The two men who committed this terrible crime
were immediately taken by officer David Bedford
and viii be examined tomorrow before John =.
Spear, Esq. They are understood to be ld ri;
men and are lodged III the Jersey City jail iF
butehory Was committoI at the house Of W.
Casey. Newark Morning Post, 18th inst
SUPPOSED PoisoN!xG--'Fhe death Of Eaa
Seeley. who has been connected with The Gun,
bcrland County Clerks Office for nearly thrN
years, last week, ,xclied suspicious that he ht
been poisoned, and colorcd servant girl has fea
committed. Mrs. SceIey, who had also partas1
of the poison. narrowly escaped. The OBJECTED
the girl was to secure some few hundred doAh
which she knew TO be in their possession.
Newton, n. j. Register
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

CANADIAN DUr1Es.-A letter dated Kingston.
August 5th, states that the law imposing a duty
OF is. sterling per quarter on wheat imported
from the United States into Canada, took effect
there on the 9Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

To ApvERrIsrRs.-The circulation OF the WEr KY
TRigUxg in the Western PAL, Of Ina State Of New foS
The States Of Ohio indiana Michigan and Illinois re be-
eve exceeded by thai of any other paper printed n
rhe United ss,es lis therefore desirable and ad
ya,,ag.o, rs1ig,, for advertising limited number Of
advertisements only inserted Terms cents per line for
the FIST Insertion Advertisements most be handed IN oy
Jyedrrsdsv evening at 0 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

n We found the statement challenged By Mr.
kendalln Pennsylvania paper, tine Harrisburg
intelligencer or Telegraph, we believe IN an aD-
stract of the accounts of the brokon Northarnp-
ton Bank at Allentown, as left by Mr.. Rice, It's
late President. We published 1t undoubtedly be-
licving it to be true, and we st consider 1t more
than likely that Mr.. Kendall may have forgotten
the loan referred to, than that 50 grave mlsstate-
mcnt or SO gross mistake can have been, made
However we call upon the compiler of the exhl-
bit to which we refer, or any one acquainted with
the facts to furnish US with the proof; and in de-
fault Of our producing it within two weeks, our
readers are requested to consider our statement
duplicating Mr. Kendall, rcfutcd and retracted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

ANoTHNR CouNTNGHErH-C Counterfeit % nos
of the National Bank Of the city of New iod
are in circulation on the line Of the canal La
ter \. paw to II. G. Stevens, 70. 1863, Jan
18th, 1919, e. ,!ann, Cashier, Jlines GalIaiF
President, Durand Perkins :, Co n. Y. engfa
yors, paper thick and light engraving coarse an'
easily discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

. 4 mass OF native copper, weighing Al lbs
has been found on one Of the islands situated on
the north coast of Lake Huron, between Michi-
ilmacnac and Diamonds Island. buff. Cour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16
.T.etter from Amos Kendall.
w.sHlycros, Apg. 18Th, 1913.

Editor Of the ". 7. Tribune:
Sir: I have Just observed in the Baltimore
American Wing of yesterday, an article rela-
tive to the Northampton Bank at Allentown, "a,
purporting to be copied from your paper IN "ii'ci'
is the following statement, VIZ:
Among the assets turned over 6y fce, Is d
note of Amos Kenddlrs for S l2Go, oiscou, u
while amos uas Postmaster GeHer0i' ana h'ee
a Maa Controctor under hin-never pad, and
apparently never intended to be- Amos IS none
of your half way chaps IN nus hostlllly 70 BANKS
his blows arc planted where they tefi.'
No note, or other paper Of mine, is now, or
ever was, to the best Of my knowledge
and belief, under discount at the Allentown
Bank As the statement, with your inference.
constitutes an imputation upon my official and
private integrity, which is totally undeserved, l
trust you VIII not hesitate to put me In possession
of the authority upon which 1t Is based.
Very tuily,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

IL A second paper IS about to be established
in the Cherokee country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

FROST IN JuLY.-We understand there was
frost IN some parts of this county on the Dist o.
July. In Austnburgh it was cold enough to kill
bnckwheat. fAshtabula (0.) Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

ALADtMA-We have a few scattering returns
from this State. In the lid District, James E.
Belser, Loco, is pretty surely elected to Congress
over j. w. A. Petit, Wing. The vote, so far as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

Legal DEcIsIoN,-The high Court of Errors
and Appeals of Mississippi have decided that
note given for the purchase money of a negro
brought INTO that State as merchandise, and for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

WEBSTER THE PIeATE.-This desperate pirate
and murderer is still at large. the man arrested at
Buffalo not proving to be him. Mr.. Knight, who
went to Buffalo for the purpose of ascertaining
the fact returned yesterday morning. The man
is much larger than Webster, and is said to be a
confirmed lnnatc, having recently been in the
Asylum at New-York. Webster is supposed to
have ponc South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

RAILROAD STocNHoLDEns,--It is stated that
IN the matter Of the Receiver of the Ca'tskl and
Canaioharie Railroad Company, the ChanceIN'
has decided that d Court Of Equity has no poser
on a summary Application, TO order the stcS
holders of a Corporation 10 pay RccclvermoneF
due on The stock, 10 SATISFY Inc debts OF the con
pany. Albany u. ADV. iUsii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

u The Hon. RUFUS CnoArE has accepted the
invitation of the New England Society Of New
York City, to deliver the Anniversary Grafton
before the Society, on the 22d of December
next. A1r. Webster, it is stated, Will be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

u The Mercer pa. Luminary states that
Mr. Thomas Williams, his son aged II years, and
young man, name unknown, were recently
drowned in the Mahonng, near Edenburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

C. The 6sth and 5lst British Regiments have
been ordered TO encampment on the plains OF
Abraham. The cause for this movement is,
that the soldiers arc all affected with sore eyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

The object of this work is the reconciliation OF
the Mosaic Cosmogony with the facts OF Geology
H., a new theory of Geologic changes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

u The Alton, H., Telegraph states that the
Roman Catholics have commenced the erection Of
a fine stone ediice, ~ by 50, for public worship
in that city. 1t is located on an elevated posi-
ton that will overlook the whole city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

u Hon, ]. B. LAMAR Loco elected to Con
gress last ialliEom Georgia, has resigned. new
Member wall probably be chosen at the October
Election, making two to choose at that time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

cro,oc,c,1 CosNoaoSY: an Examination Of the Geo
ogca theory Origin and ANTIQUITY OF the Earth
,nt Of the Causes and object Of the Changes II has u,
rons By a Layman. QSrno. PIP. io'.) H. carter %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

IL The Concert of the British and American
Musical Society, at the Shakespeare Hotel, on
Monday evening last, was most numerousy and
fashienably attended, and the pieces fully as
excellent in execution as they were attractive in
selection. This Society is rapidly gaining in
public favor and promises to be Of much advan
tage in promoting scientific knowledge ofmusic.
a. A male child about ~ hours DID, and sup
posed never to have been dressed, wrapped up in
a piece Of cotton cloth, was found on Friday last
by Mr.. Samuel Wesson, in corn field belonging
to iim, near the Pawtuxet Turnpike, and about
tisce quarters OF a mile from Providence. 1t was
much chilled and survived only short time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

q The Mississippi, says ,hc Burlington Iowa
Hawkeye, is falling fast, aud large boats will in
few days find it difficult TO get over the Rapids
~ Mrs. Elizabeth House died at Triadelp!na
near Wheeling, Va, a few days since, at the ad.
ranced geof one hundred and ten years,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-16

IsI.iIDs Of IcE.-'rhe ship Fiavia, Capt COT
fin, which arrive,Iat Boston on the 18Th, passed,
on the 9th nit, in lat 40, long. 4s 40, a large
ice island; and the packet ship Sylyie de Grasse,
Capt. Thompson, which arrived at New-York on
the 10th from Havre, in lat. 40 80, long. 46 49,
passed two large ice islands.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18
DISTRICTING.

This question, as will be seen by the vote
below, has at length been settled. SIEVE
raj amendments were proposed to a Bill
before the House Of Representatives, both
for the purpose of defeating and rendering
the bill more perfect, when motion was
made to postpone the whole subject, indef-
mite y; and the yeas and nays being ordered
on said motion, resulted as follows. We
have placed the names Of our delegation in
capitals it will be. seen they voted in az.
cordance with the pledges given in the can
vass. Had every other Democrat who
pledged himself 10 advocate districting the
State, redeemed his pledge, as have Messrs
Scott and Williams, our State would moi
have had the stigma Of notification placed
upon her fair name.
The names of wings in Italics.
AYEs.-Alexander, Bailey, Ballard, Bark
hurst Bay, Bell, Brown, Chiffon, Coffman
Compton, Conner, Cowan. Cameron Ellison,
Ovens Goforth, Griffin, of Grundy, Griffin, OIL
Macon. Gwinn. Hough, Huston, Hyrr, JACK
son, Johns Landes, Landers, Long, Lucas
Lusk, Marshall McClannahan, Mckinney, Nc
Henry, Minor of Cole. Montgomery, Rogers,
Shelley, Skldmore, Slack, Smart, Smith, o
Clinton, Snyder, Tate, Thompson, Warren
Wash, Wheaton, Whippe, Mr.. Speaker--49
NAvEs.-Andrews, Abernathy, Arnold. BaSt
Burden, Crawford, Carson, Daggen, Edwards
Of Ray English, Flanagan, Garrison, Grant
| Harrison, HoDeu, Hudson, OF Ozark, Hudson, o
81. Louis, Jenkins. Kiog, Lindsay, Maulsby
McMnn, Miller, Minor, Of ST.. Louis, Moss
Murphy, Paris. Price, OF Johnson. Quissen
Berry, Rs guitar Sayss' SCOTT Shield,
White, Wells. WILLIAMS. Of Howard. ant
WILSON. --42.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18
Correspondence Of the Missouri Republican.
Point Pleasant, New Madrid CO., Mo. /
February 4lh. lS43.

Dear Sir. Having noticed in your paper Of
the 24lh ult., an account OF disc ase prevailing
somewhere called BLACK Tongue" and from
the description therein given, am fully inclined
TO the opinion that the same disease has been rs.
ging in this place for the last three or four weeks,
and is now spreading in various parts Of the
county with great violence, and has already over
Swallowed this doomed neighborhood with gloom
and sffiiclion, and clothed 1t in mourning. With.
in eight miles of this point, sixty. nine persons
have already aIen victims; large portion ia.
ken off in the bloom Of life After it's first ap
pesrance here it was confined for two weeks 10
circumference OF four or FIVE miles OF this point.
and all OF sudden appeared with grea. maligni.
ty in adjoining neghborhoods.
The disease here is not always characterized
with swelling and blackness Of the Tongus.
(Which, when it does, has proven fatal in FIVE out
OF six cases,) but the visitation or inflammation
sometimes seats itself in the joints, the ankle.
knee or hip. and frequently in one side OF the
head and in one eye, which swells, turns red, and
shortly before death. like the tongue, turns black.
In some instances the malady seats itself in some
Of the vital organs. lungs liver, &c. This
county is we'll supplied with medical gentlemen
OF science and talents, but thus far, the disease
truly appears to battle all skill or perhaps is un.
manageable. The disease frequently runs iss
course in a few hours. the patient is TAX en- off, or
is pronounced by his physician past danger.
In ending this hasty mole. would add that
nothing can surpass the gloom and affection here
presented: to ride through The neighbortood and
observe the lamentations OF the living, group Of
falhcrless and molherIess children. is enough TO
melt The most obdurae heart.
Respectfully, your friend and ob't sv't,
GODFREY LESIEUR.
P. S. Something singular and worthy OF re,
mark is, that the blacks whose numbers const'
tu'e large portion Of the population Of this
county, have, so Ear as have been able 10 learn
been exempt from the prevailing epidemic
G. L.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

The Hon. John Norvell. it is said, is to
be appointed Governor Of Wisconsin
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-02-18

from J. A. De Courcy, Esq, Of Glasgow.
Col. Swilzer Of the Statesman, is here.
and by the by must not forget to mention
that had the honor Of an introduction to
Col Davies Of the Sentinel. He is quite
an interesting looking fellow and were it
not that he is known to be such great
fool he nigh, pass for pretty smart man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-12
w. MEREDITH

VNOILD inform the citizens of Richmond and
he moved door TO Messrs
few doors above Messrs Kent endah 4 At
where he VIII sell cheap II not cheaper than any other
city for city aeeeptanees wholesale
and following comprising Of his stock to which
he invites the attention Of buyers generally;
Wool dyed blue blk Cloth; Do do black do
Indigo blue do lnvsb. green do Olive brown do
blk Cashmere Single mill blue blk French do
Irht fancy French do Velvets and other Ves,ngs
Plain fgd do; Wide blue blk. striped Silks
Wide blue blk. Gro De Rsns; DO blk. satin Tuck
Blue bk striped silks Plain do do Do do black
Blue SWISS Black do do; 10 MattOni Lustnng
sinehew Sarcenet Handsome Ugh, silks, assorted
style striped omhre Silk White waered Gro Dc Napp
White punk nigreen Gro peugrigue' for bonnes
Chlsan, dresses strres and fancy Mousln de Lane
and blue hIk. do. do do do do Bombazine
Alpaca Lusire Bin stripe Balzarne
Blue Grape, wells Biz. and blue blk Love Wells
Pink green and blue and buh French Cambries
Also French ChintZ cts; BalzaTines and Lawns
Stripe M1slns; Plain and cold Tarltan Muslin
Pink and blue do Jaeonet and other Cambnes
SIX and Hosiery great vauety
I.ides AID Gloves all eo'ors Mems do do
Parlsol- and sun Screens Sin and cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bonnets DO Bonnet Ribbons
Napp Swiss Edenes A nssrtinss
Edgnrs. Thread Iaces beautiful and cheap
Linen cambria Hdkfs; Splendid stitched DO
A=n few magnificent. Green BeTage, for wells
Handsome BRUSSELS and other for caps
wrought caps french Oimty for collars
Dmiiy Collars and CUTS; Irish Linens great variety
kentings Hdkfs Brown French and Grass Linen
Bownand white Linen Drilling Bcached cotton Shlring
"a aud ia Hamilton cotton Shooting
l04 and ia Linen Sheetings Brdseye and other Diapers
Huekahuek and Russia do
Damask Napkins and bieaehed Table Cloths
blsaehed Linen do Victoria Net Robes
DO Marseiles Skirts Corded do do: Grass Cloth for do
French Coars Coorets fancy silk fngd Mi Biz DO DC
Cahcoes T. ;. 6, cts. and upwards
Manchester, Richmond and Petersburg Oznaburgs
81 "a and ~ brown Cloth
Islnallle. Phoenix and Nankeen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-12
REMOXED

BRANNAN & co.'s Old Dominion Clothing Store. 10 the op
- pose side and facing Franklin John
Eaeys Old stand South side Of Main ID House
street
We would embrace this opportunity and method II making
known the Of Richmond vicinity
constantly keep hand Clothing Of au espeei
ally for the current and approaching which
reduced prices for cash We respectfully
sec stock whether they goods goods
sold 5y that do not please respect may be
be money refunded. b1-An goods warranted. heu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-12
DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

: acknowledged to far excel all other medicines
this Fast in the West the North and in the South
always for Coughs Colds Spttng Blood Ticking
the Throat Whoopng Cough
Asthma Weakness Of the Nervous system Impaired Constitution
from and To falling decline this
medicine has equal number Of the best testimonials
may be by calling DR. swaynes All preparations
from this valuable except the above Dr. Swaynes Compound
syrup 81 Wild Cherry fictitious and had
mil z. JOHNSTON Richmond Va