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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30
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PHILADELPHIA
ACCOMMoDAI IoNs FOR SEVENTY Prisons
NHARLES WEISS, h'e Of the "Whi'e Swan, "
- aud "Mount Vernon House. respectfully in.
forms his friends and customers, tha, lie hG, become
the proprietor Of the above well krown Hotel.
Country Merchants will fnd the above llo'cl a
central location, and the best of fare Persons IRA
yelling with private conveyance will find large
yard and good siahling fI horses, ard the tCs, of
osters Boarding 81 per day.
Nav Nm, lsl2.--lf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

The best anc,tod for he Abolition Of Disease
is 10 olcda,e anj parify The Body.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30

Commission 4 Forwarding Merchants,
Foot Of Hilioc Street Ral Road,
OS THE ITL,wARr,
II HANlNG associated vi h them j0seuh Darnct.
IL late of Eastnu. Pa, r,s,cctfuily inform their
frerd1 and The public generally, that they have IA
ken th,t large and wei known store and whaif al
foot rf Willow Street Railroad lately occupie hy
Jacob Martin, where they purpose doing a General
Commission and Forwarding Business, and fom
the local advantages Of The place heng connected
with al tie public Improvements that have their
outlet in the city, they ilaer themselves they will
he able 10 DO business TO great if not greater ad
vantage, and upon as reasonable terms az any other
house, md they assure their friends that any con-
sgumcn,s made 10 them shall have their strict At
tention, and eXcItons spacd 10 give entire salts.
tucon.
They are also prepared TO receive md forward
good. 10 any point on the Delaware and LehiGh
rivers, between Mauch Chunk, Easiou and Phil-
del, ha, via Delaware Division aud I,ehigh Can l.;
also, 10 my point IN he Juniata rivcr, or North
and West Branches olIhr SusQuehlnna via Schuy /
kill anl Union, OF tho Chesapeake and Tide Watci
Canals.
For the accommodation Of Boats coming or 60.
ing via Schuylkill and Union Canals, Ste e,mboai
will be kept expressly for towing boats from he
Schuylkil' arouLd 10 the Delaware and back, which
will enable merchants to have their produce deli.
verei on the Delaware, and their goods slipped al
a saving OF 50 to IS per cent on the pflrcs f'i
hauling acro.s,--wilh these advantages they re.
sp, ctful'y solicit share Of patronage.
W. HEuMAN 4 co.
William Hcilman, }
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-09-30
To Country
M T r e III a N TS.

THE Subscriber, Agent u lyon & Hams, Hal
Manufacturers. for New York, philndelphia,
Baltimore and other large cities, y, oso Hats are
highly commended br good rol,, and diraiiGfy,
has OH hand n fr-t rate nssorinnn, Of HATS ard
CAPS, suitable for SIrinp s'ies Nh ct will We sold
very low, fot cash or approved credit nj the ncfed
cheap store, No, i0 North Third street, opposite
the City Hotel, ph'alclphis.
ROBERT D. WILKINSON. Apetf.
n. 3. Orders for Hats in ,he rouat promptly
attended TO. The hishcs, rice in rash or ,ra'le
given for Fw skins.
PhilIdclpha, June II, ISi9.--ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21

None RI these Witnesses throw any additional
light on the subject by their testimony, which was
merely repetition Of what has been reported over
and over again, except the last Who Testified that
on The dag Of SPencers arrest, he, witness. w.s
handling an African dirk knife belonging TO Wilson.
when he said he had just been sharpening il up aud
would rs Boon cut his throat with 1t look Of him
lie also saw Wilson have that knife near No gun.
Che oae next To where Spencer confned) and
he said he should like TO put it into Mr. SpeneerS
hand.
The Tuesday previous 10 Nj Spencer's arrest. he
heard Mr. Spencer ask MCKEE IL he knew ho,y 10
cut ont clothes and sew Them. McKio said he did
and Spencer then asked him # he would like 10 sail
with him, to which Mckee replied he would Mr.
Spencer said all he would have 20 do would be tn
cut out clothing for The crew and make them. and
that he would mol have any winter cothing make.
because they were going TO warm place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21
MEETING OF WESTERN NuRsERYMEN.

Agteeably 10 adjournment = number Of Western
Nurserymen met a. Wheeling, Va Nov. the 18th -
The meeting was orgainzed by calling ELI MICH.
OILS 10 the Chair and appointing RoBERT CURTIs
See'y
The committee Of last year who were appointed
10 make cut lisi aud description Of fruis, bsing
called asked further time 10 re Jou.
The following resolutions we're then offered and
adopted
Rsiolasd That IL is highly important to the col.
iivaIors of Fruit that there should be correct nom.
enclaiurs Of ell the valusabls Guls cultivated an
Western, and Eastern Ohio. % that The purchasers
OF trees OF fruits may know The ysueIy they are OBJ
tanning.
RssoiV.d. Thsl for the purpose named in the a.
boyo fesoluiiOn, we agrse 20 meet Of Lloydsviile,
Belmont co. Ohiohe first Saturday 10 July and that
We viii coniinrs The neeiings ny ndjournmsnis on
the first Saturday Of each month until the luit sea.
son s over.
RssOlsed, That 81 said meetings we will bring n
gslher al The fruits Of the season. carefully
a"d describe hem and publish the result
Res1iUsd, That we invite our friends and The
friends q good fruit every where 10 old % by in
ormidg ua Ofifnis worthy Determination or iffrus
worthy Of recommendation or II convenient By send
ing hem TO samuel Wood. Grsenbury p Wool
Phineas Cowgirl, n, }. Hoge, r. l. Carts, or Iii
Nichols. before he Sect Saturday in each month"; %
ss they may be exhibited at our meeting
Eli NICHOLS Chm
y J. Gears, sssy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21
LOOK AT THIS.

BILL has passed the lower house Of Cong,.,.
n to repeal the Bankrupt Law. win -,
clause 10 ell who. may commence n,osssd,,-. ~ sI
Tore The ina passage Of the act, which cannot ,oL.
place for eight or ten days o. the bin mos, be CO.
passed by The Senate, and then have the si9ns,n,s
OF The President provided he ever signs H. Bs,. !,
s law. The 9th rule Of The q s C6bft br A..
western District Of Virginia is whilst tho eou,t 4
not 10 session petitions may be filed with Inc ststt
2, ne court who she'll endorse bpon them the s,yls
of proceeding. The time when md ~ -. 49,
praying The Bankrupt law. would be tbe coso,,.,..
meni Of the case Those Who msy wish 40 sy.il
themselves Of The provisions Of the bankrupt lac
would do we'll 70 have her petitions prepared ara
filed with GEO w SIGHTS, Deputy elsrk Of ne
Z couu for Wbesna. ANTI prPrAT.
jan 9i-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21

GEoRGIA.-ln II counties. CrI,Nio.d the whia
candidate, was ahead of McDohgsld 5654 showing
a whig gaiA in the same coun ss over the elect,m,
in August. Of ) s23l.
This mlsl not be ruppdscd to be entirely The ef.
feet Uf accident. Vi holding the election al an m
usual season The sc'nrriloHs attack upon judge
Berren. an The acii'n Of The Dcu oco Log sIarure
have gone lar !" Pn"lnce it. The Wings Of Geor.
sia have gained ground and aru eaining a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21
SIX DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND

The packet ship Ga rick. OF New York, sailed
from Liverpool on the 18Th December
barcelona infer being boOsba rded for some hourp
without however, being materially Injured surrsn.
dered To the troops under The command Of the Ra
gent Esp1ues uDconiuionaily
The London Herald has sc far overcome its onre
violent Prjudi>es in favor Of grcultura pro,ection
rs TO Suggest the sending special envoy from Eng.
land 10 Washington TO negotiate n new Commercial
ireaiy on terms of reciprocity.
Parliament had been further prorogued 10 the Oh
Of February
The failure OF L Fernandes a. Son. corn DEAL
ers. &c at Wakefield. is announced. Their lia5iL
tiles nre 10000
The Treaty Of Peace with China has. it will he
seen by our evracI' Arrived ffem Eng but thets
s no further nsws from that country.
loan for Canada, guaranteed by the British
Government. TO the amount Of 300 .000l sterling 6,r
20 yeGrs al per cent interest, is advertised and n
believed will be taken at about Jog; which viii
yield an interest Of 81 per cent There is a general
oohei prevailing that the Government have il in
contemplation 10 reduce their 81 per cents
Tho Auesian Well at GreneIle continues IN tb,ou
up 10 uniform abundance about 1000 gallons p.r
minute Of clear wafer Of the sane warm temps,a
ruie.
IL has been stated in = paragraph which orieino.
Ted 1--WE believe) with The Sheffield Iris that IcrI
MofPeIh WINS preparing work on the subject Of The
United states We may say with confidence thar
ihero is no ground for The sIaismeni--L se5s Mer.
curry.
MISSION TO CHINA The Society for the Propapa.
lion OF the Gospel in Foreign Paris intend establish.
ing mission at Hong Kong. and will raise special
fund FOR that purpose.
sALTED PROVISIONS. By an oaTrioI -.
from the Priyy COUNSEL Of Trade il has b.en snno,n.
ced' that the hams dried and smoked in Canal.
from American sailed pork would be subject 10 Ibs
same duly as hams Of Canadian produce. nsnslv.
s. 81 per cwt. This will tend suIi fuube, "a rsJ,,.
The price Of sailed provisions.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21

The discussion lasted I'LL a late hour. and ihs
House adj"arned without IskinS the q1rsIioa upon
efther OF the prOrosiai,ns Ft
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21
NAVAL COURT OF INQCIRY.-U. g. BRIG
SOMERS
MONDAY. January l6. ls4

MONDAY, January 10, lS43.
The court mel pursuant 10 adjournment. and The
minutes Of Saturdays proceedings being road. the
court proceeded with the examination. BY calling
Henry w. Miller, I'd class apprentice. Is year Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21

Mr. Fillmore during the day said. the receipts
from the Customs would be for the last quarter
S4,559 1888 AZ. or s3.9500OO. dedueiine xpenses,
and from lands S36J937
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21
REIICInIIS NnrICr

Rev T Prescott will deliver his % Lectur on
the doctrines Of tho new church.on tomorrow. (Sab-
path alern"an; al half past two O'Clock. m The City
Hall Subjects The Doctrine Of The Trinity. as
held and explained by lhs New Church Jan 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21

LOUISIANA 10 wnh much pleasure IN Z
We earn from The New OriG an. Picayune that Tho
Hon. JUDGE PcRTER WINS. On the 9Th insr elected
U ;. Senator from that Slate. receiving as votes.
&. NJ. Conrad %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21

NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY-U. S. BRIG
SOMERS.-The examination of Naval apprentices
IS still going on. and there wero only sr.e or two
moro buys yet Io testify
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21
By THE GOOD INTENT LINE.
TWENTY SEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON. Jan l6. 1853.
SENATE

SENATE.
Mr. Wright presented memorial from New
York PEA. ing for the repeal Of the bankrupt law.
During the morning hnur Mr Benton made ano--
Their cum plant against the Senator frum Virgins.
Mr. Rives, growing out OF tho treaty maps aud N.
rnwcopc tied lines alluded in tire speech Of
MIR RIves and in the maps introduced by Mr. Bea.
ton and MIR Rives pending Tie treaty scussioa IN
srcrsi Session. -
A hing debate followed, the close OF viii n Mn
Benton prOfessed that his h was perfectly sat =
bed and he would say mo- more about it. r
THE RECON QUESTION. -
This BILL postponed FRO Friday last TO Monday.
and then 'il'to-day. wss called up
Mr.. Chaate OF Mass. having the daor. a large
audience was present. and highly interesting
speech made upon the ~uhec;. |
Mr.. Benton replied TO the remarks Of Mr. Chosts
respecting the territory Of Maine. and the debate
closed wiiha word in reply from MIR. Choaie.
Mr.. MJrehead moved the adjournment.
HOUSE OF REPRESEN rIvES.
Mr. Gwin submitted n resolution that the Pres.
ident OF the U. States be requested to communicate
To this House if not incompatible with the public
iniercs'. whatever information he may nave in hin
possession relative to the recent capture Of Monte.
rey, m Califirna by Cunimodure r. Ar. Caiesby
Junes. and stale whether the said Jones had any
instructions Of the Government 10 authorize ihs,
proceeding. Objections being made. the resolution
was received
n resoiuliOn was ndnpied tnsructing the Cum
mIliee on Revolutionary pensions inquire into
The eSpediencY nfallswing pension To an old col
Ored man. we'll knUwn in Washington, and who.
on all military occasions dresses hilaself ia uui-
form beq~aIhed to him NY The Father ofhis Coun-
try" aud who with Washington at The surren.
der Of CORVALLIS. and is believed be ll2 years
old.
Mr.. Adams moved that tho House resolve itself
into C"mmIee of the Whole Tor the purpose oC
taking up the bill for providing satisfaction Of
claims for French Spnintions. committed on com
merce prior To 1900. lie raId that the claimants
had been waiting foriy years
The motion was agreed IL aud House went into
Committee.
Mr. Adams moved to take up the bill providing
for claims on account Uf French sFoilniion.
Mr. Adams moved Co p0StTone thu army bill;
but The motion did not preyaIl-syes 70, noes go.
The army bill was then taken up. and after one
Of the secIilns read.
The committee without taking the question
Of MIR. Reynulds' amendment. aud the Speaker re.
snmed the Chair, after which the House adj
journed
Mr.. Fillmore. during the day said. the receipts
from the Customs would bs for the last quarter
S455l ,s35 n. or s3.950.0OO. deduetine expenses,
and from lands S363937.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-21

POR RENT.
"a The brck dwelling house, owned
NM and occupi 81 by Mr. Charles + Strong.
hil! situated on Hampden o.. This house =
AA4 finished IN tho best manner. and il e.
toemed one Of the most dosiabls residepces in on,
city. For terms apply 10
jao22 q wM PAXTON & SOW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
CITY INTELLIGE nee.
TUESDAY.

L. STATES CIRCUIT COURT -. Before Judge BETrs.
Tria. OF the Pirates Continued.
Mr. BeTrg recard-When | found the Sarah Lay!nia
The Both July, she had no boz, board.
Mrs Dearborn recalled-The chr0nomete1 belonged TO
her husband.
The District Attorney said he would call Mr.. Rus.
SELL with view show the declarations OF Babe a. alluded
10 last night.
Judge Bets said he had looked into the subject, and found
tina, confessions made where threats promises had
been used Or held OUT admissible as evidence and he
would allow the District Attorney tOp'oceed The counsel
fo7 defendant objected but wera overruIed
Mr. RgsseH recalled-When Babe made the declaration
he did, he said they tie southeast o Bermuda H
did say now Ear i1ay from j. H said was the
mates watch The Captain on deck aud found the
asleep; upon which he said What pretty officer
YOU are" Words ensusd and they struck aud gr.pped each
other, and both fell overheard When (wtness
board the Sarah Lavnia she had no boat or board
The District Attorney then wished him to state what had
been said Matthew'S but il objected TO BY Mr Price.
The Court Ould not allow unless shown thai Babe
| aaseni-J
The District attorney then rested the
Messrs Haskett Nash aud rrice summed up the il
able behalf Of the prisoner. They
tended that there evidence that the captain and
cook dead, eoqveay urged the danger of
demning death circumstant!ai testimony.
They followed by Mr.. Hoffman, District Attorney,
behalf Of the prosecution He reviewed the various points
in the evidence showed the strong chain of crcumsanal
proof going TO corroboate the charge of piracy and murder
and Concluded by eloquent appeal blending mercy with
justice, IN relation TO the duty OF the Jury
The Court charged that ccumsantia evidence could be
acted upon by jury and such weight given 10 it, in
necton with every thing relating the occasion, as they
thought il deserted The confessions of prisoner would
also be taken into The Judge reviewed the various
points Of the evidence the contrary stories told BY Babe to
different persons after his landing, which would tend
dscredt his in relation TO the manner Of the
death Of the mate, sc. The Court concluded BY stating
that the Jury be satisfied that Walter n. Ncho (tor
the murder Of whom the person trial. dead, and that
his death wilfuy caused by the prisoner through
his aid. there any doubt their minds, the prisoner
| is entitled to that doubt.
The jury retired and after absence of about half an
hour returhed verdict OF Guilty.
The prisoner, (who had watched the proceedings with
deep int-rest,) was then removed from the box
The Court adjourned TO Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
Deferred
CT T Y IN TE LLIG E y c E.

Aldermen RAwsoS ind 1TATEaxAS.
....Cherles Stone. indicted on the 30rh OF July
1873, ior Grand Larceny in stealing $1,000 Bank
note from John J. Clayton, failing TO appear TO an
s"er, his reco-nlzance was forfeited.
....Francis Deal, co!ored man, was tried for bur.
gery IN the first degree, in breaking into the house
and bedroom OF Michael Carroll, 20 Pine street,
and stealing bed-curains and female apparel worth
IS. He gor in at the window, had got the articles
out OF the trunk and bundled them up when he was
discovered. He fought hard, but was caught and
then pretended to Be dead. when he was carried 10
the we,ch-house. The window was shut down
tight but not fastcned-making il burglary az the
common law. The jury found the prisoner Guilty,
and the Court sentenced him to the State Prison for
10 years.
Henry Wheatlev, q boy, was tried for grand
larceny. stealing slid in bills and specie from the
premises OF Jonas Bartlett, OF the Branch Hotel So
Bowerv He had been in Mr. Bartleus employ
and been discharged. Most of the money, or pro-
pcres purchased with it. had been found upon him.
The jury found Kim Guilty, and the Court sentenced
him to the State Prison for years.
1.-The Grand Jury came into Court with q
number OF bills. among which were two against
Carl II. kohlrausch one for the murder OF Mrs.
Lega and The other for arson in the first degree, in
setting fire 10 the house 466 Broadway, next above
Grand. The cases were sent TO the Oyer and Ter
miner for trial.
-. Luke Goodwin, Peter Henry, Patrick Cou.
Ian and William Mills. were tried for assault and
battery on William Donnelv, of l09 Houston ST. on
the 30th of August last. The jury found them all
Guilty, and they were fined S5 each
-. Cornelius W. Terhune Counsellor at Law
of this Court, was tried for an assault and battery
on Dennis Linnahan, on the 9Th inst knocking him
down with his fist. as complainant deposed, when
he impor,uned the Counsellor for the restoration OF
Mrs. Margaret Bakers goods, which ne aledges
he detained as security for counsel fec OF $50
She said however, that she 10 give him but SIS,
and then $40, which he still holdo. She said the
goods were worth 5000. 1t was proved for defence
that Mrs. Baxter was unworthy OF belief under
oath that she kept very bad house-the resort OF
prostitutes and thieves. twas proved also that the
Counsel offered her her goods il she would pay him
S25 fee The goods were worth some 40 or $780,
It was proved for defence that no blow struck.
Verdict-Guilty Of Assault only. The Court fined
c. w. Terhune s. for the assault.
-. Ellen Weaver, alias Vanderbilt, was tried for
keeping disordery house and house of in!any in
Walker street.-the resort of bad characters of both
sexes at almost all hours. The jury found YER
dict of Guilty. Sentence on Friday.
The Court adjourned to II o'clock on Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

.E7M T. 't.NNiNCS& " co Urapers and Tall
w os 2sl Broadway American Hotel opposite the Four.
ain solicit al enou Of seasonabe goods,
including Cloths Cassir,eras Vesncs. &c, IN all The new
md various styles
Under the assurance that h. system OF small pronts anG
mick returns which has elcired liberal patronage, VIZ
continued whilst arrangements are such as Will enab
rs 70 fill all ore srs in future with promptness.
feature in he establishment which must commend 70
those re1urrc arces for immediate USE the addition c
ou s,ock OF ar assortment of fs quality ready made Gar.
nens CONSISTING Of Surrouts Frocks Dress Goats; Pans
Gowna &c.
s-rchefs Giov.s Susp-ners Hosiery Uader Vests, Draw
rs Muslin Shirts Collars &c. at prices which must offer
nducsUants 10 purchasers. lVlo Isn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
N1essrs. A. Williams, Sc. sc.

MINERAL SUlr.-A suit Instituted before Judge
Wilson, Dubuque by the United States against Antons
Love and Others for digging mineral the public lands
was recently decided. The Jury gave verdict In favor o
the United States for fire cents the claimed being
$40 O00
D. The last Dubuque Iowa) Transcript states
that French trader murdered about the last OF October
by three Indians forty miles above Prare Ga Chen
The Indians it appears, had exhausted all their means TO
purchase liquor their appetite being strong they assas
sinated him so as to obtain whisky
IT At Elizabeth, in 10 Davies County, ILL.,,
ght took place between John Bane and Capt F. Stone IN
which Stone was badly beaten The bystandefs then as
sailed Bans bruised him badly and cut his mouth from ear
70 ear One man was stabbed in the atffay but not danger
ously wounded .-..
n The Racine (Wiskonsan) Advocate states
m 40 ooo bushels of wheat has been exported from mat
NJ A new Post Office has been established al, , at
pi4prepon, Manor, Jefferson County-T K williamson
~ Iobn Peck, charged with the murder OF
n,I Johnson in washington county, Iowa. has been ac
Quilted
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE attention of Housekeepers Is invited to the
J. subscribers stock Of the following goods: "a -,
Plated Cake Baskets and Csstos Of ently lie" ana ci
patterns, with heavy silver mountingsi ,-,i
Grand oles of 2 lights either bright OF o!oa"so
Solar Lamps, of the best manufacture;
Gothic, Sandwich and Convex Walters;
Table Cutlery, in small or large sets;
Britannia Tea and Coffee Z Ies and lea Sets
Silver Tea and Table Spoons, &c
aud complete assortment OF JewelIy ssd E.sey 1oods
A. tm~ ia Chatham 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

u The December No. of the BAPTIST Memo
RIAL contains several excellent articles Office
100 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

REVENGE, or The Maid Of Spain A poem
by Charles South. Sold at the various Bookstore
in the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20

EROM THE LONG ISLAND FARMER
The following certificate from Thomas Bradiee Esq., JUS
tice of the Peace J4naa, Queens Co l.. substanLiasS
has hitherto been said io favor OF tn: sasam o! WIG
fifteen years well known the County and his sentiments
are entitled the full confidence oi the public I'd .snef
JAMAICA, October q, l8i3
To Mr Charles S. Watrous:-My dear Sll- wing en-
dued periods toward forty years of my life that oitmes
distressing maady termed ASTHMA, alter consulting
any physicians Of deserved reputation and trying numerous
medicines obtain partial eetne,r finding so ssintaIs
BLsA WILD CHERRY deserves and receives the expeS;
sion of thanks to you and cheerful to all
others suffering under like affection. Until recently 1t was
nv bsei that no other complete for ASTHMA would
ever be found The ai have thus far made BY singh d
me that practical simple and certain relief for Asthma has
length been discovered which will prove hls hsa @ ss5s
benefit Of this troublesome disease Very truly XeuIS etc