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sTAINBURN's
VEGETABLE EX ERACT ANTI
q RIT T.T.l0tJS PILLS

/ -. .sTas.a
arc she best antbillious medicine ever used They
are stfougl recommended to all those who are
suffering with bilious fever, fever and ague, sick
neadaehe, &csf as being aainJallible and ney-
81 falling remedy. The Stainburh anti-bil-
Ious pills have also been found eminently ben
Eefieial IL the following complaints: Liver com
plants, rheumatisIn, piles, dropsy, asthua,
dyspepsia, ttlargpmanlof the spleen, ,heartbarn,
female ohsfuctioas, ineipisnt dlarrhoea loss oi
app6tite, hssitnal eo5tiaeness, distensIon the
stSmaca end bowels, hatulenco, furraa tongue,
lnausea, collie, apndiee, blotched o. sallow
complexiea, end Ii AL cases of terpoE Of the
bowels whore apuFe aperieat or eashatsic msdi'
cine 10 needed FFom tho ofact Of their bsing
Ifarms, entirely of extracts they are net unplee-
SAINT TO take paftleulhFly mild IN their opera
ttion, producing 10 sriping uf nausoa Of the ston-
ach, and still ell powoffal TO eradicate Diseases
and purify the blood and fluids. 81
olleicGag Is from an entiaent Plsgsiefa'
IN Soaith Carolina:
aGontlomen. have made much ase Of
lyouf Vegetable Extract Pills in cases Of Bilious
Fever aud obstia,te constipation Of the Bow.
els.aatl have found them singularly beneficial
| | have also prescribed them in casesof GeRaFa'
EDe6ility, Sick Headache and Diseased Liver
and have found them IL be- a safe and very eff
cient medicine .u-s
Ex'rnctfeom letter from Mr.. Holmsby, o
.Maine:-
"Dear Sr:-I am in want of another suppl,
of your Pills, and hope you will send them righ
off, as have not box on hand, and many o
my customets are very anxious to get thom.
am happy to infoim you that your inestimab
medicine has done world of COED in this town
many of our neighbors who have been complain
ing for years past Of Dyspepsia, COstiveness, an
Bilious Attacks, have, by the use Of your Elk
tract pills, become quits we'll aud hearty-yo
had better send ma twice as many as you sen
me the last time, by way of Portland"
Believe me, respected Sir, yours,
IT, HOLMSBY.
This valuable medicine is sold in boxes, con
tanning thirty pills, at 25 cents per box ByD
j. Stewart, Georgetown.
I Feesburgh, Daniel Trout:
Hamers, lille, w. B. Wright.
/ Russelsville, Lambert Nowland.
Ripley, Ridgway aud Credit.
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairvisw, Robert Patton.
EckmausvilIe, John Morrison.
West Union, Wesley Lee.
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DOCTOR sHERMANs
Moderated and Fancy LOzenge War
house, 147 Main street, betreen Thirds
and Fourth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sherman's Cough LoZenges,

Sherman's Cough L0Zenges,
Are the safest, moisture and effeetuaI remedy
for Coughs, Colds. ConsumptiOns, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Tightness of the Lungs or
Chest, &c. &c. The proprietor has ever known
aAinstance whore they did not give perfect sat
isfaction. Several thousand boxes have been
sold within the last year, restoring to health
persons in almost every stage of consumption,
and those labOring under ihe most distres ssing
eoldsand coughs. They do not check and dry
up the cough, but render it easy, promote OK.
pectoration, allay the tickling or irritation, and
remove the prOximate or exciting cause.
The Rev. DR.. EastMond, of New York, gave
afew 10 lady, friead of his, who had been
giYen,up by her physician and friends as in the
last stage of consumption. The first Lozenge
gave her considerable relief,so that she was eny
couragedto poIsevere in their use /; and through
the blessings of God they restored her to perfect
health
MT. g. T. Matthews. 8 Caroline ST., suffered
year with hard, tight cough, pain in the sidei
splitting of blood, and all the usual symptoms o,
eonsumptiOn. The Lozenges relieved him i'm
mediately,aud in few weeks restored him to
perfect health. He says they are the greatest
cough medicine in the world.
0veF3,000 persons have given their names
within the last year as a reference ofthe Won
deFful virtues Of these Cough Lozenges. The
cure al recent cases in few hours, seldom re-
quitting more than one day to entirely eradicate
the most distressing ones. rs.
Asupply of these valuable Cough CGYdies lust
received by D. Stewart, Georgetown,
Murphy, Ridge way &C.,, Ripley.
OyP1iceOnly 25 Cents per Box .-G
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Nom INDiAN TnoUaIrs. 'rhe Plu

MoRE INDIAN TRoUHLEs. The Platte
Eagle Of The 26th nit, says We learn
that the Sioux committed some depFsda-
tions n tbs atiachsd paFt Of Holt . few
days since, AcorfespOndenl ID that sec
ton, wfitesus, THAI serio0s difficulty is
anticipated with The Sioux and Ol:oss.-
ltwas sad oversight on The part Of the
colnmanderof military division ii with,
drawing the dragoons, al this crisis from
Fort CToghan.
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Grsat ercitemenI! Removal oflhe DepOs
zee. and DissOfRfioH of tke Cabiaet!!
GEORGE KERANS, TAILOR,
I'D EsPEcTFULLY sunoanees 20 tbs pub.
AOlic that he has commeueed the TAILOR.
ING BUSINESS on Main street. three door.
south Of d. Crawfcrd's Grocery, where he is pre-
pared to serve thepubliewith aay thing in his
line OF bu'iness with neatness nd prompIness
Seorgetown, July 25lh, Is43.
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X THoMAs M'KnnLAR.

81. BY THoMAe y KEhLAR.
Ilous . obabsIossas Ny bo,sm ysarna
TosaFds allthat's pune and bs.etIfui, and
II an
would hnh alrseomponse o fiovs agaln,
Mypspiso soul with ardept shiutipg susas
Tohssyen and earth to sssk iis ali q loss--
Begoad she suu's d~mInlons IN realms above
Abida,h many whom I loved On ssfthi
iAfY fsthefllveth thato, ana thars my moslicr'
M sis,sr thass, and theie my elder brothsr;
(Fot coldnl,, rssts on our palsEaal hsarth0
8Thouuh lsa ana Ifleuds remain Who love ne
well, -,
long to heat again my prenf voice
win salry loved enss lain wnuld | rejoice,
And IN Code presence, reunited DwsLL.
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NEW Gnnna
AT REDUCED PRICE.

g. NEWHoUsE Is receiving 4 large
supply of splendid FALL aud WINTER
GOODS, among which are Cloths, Cas-.
sineits BOmbaziBes Msrenos Shswls,
splendid Cslicoes, Ready made clothing,
&c. SC: which he will sell cheap for
cash OF county produce.
The public are invited 10 call and ex>
anime bic goods before purchasing else.
where. ss Re is determined not TO be
ourdshs i6furnishing good bargiUs to hi,
customers.
GeorgstOun. oel 81. 1888.
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NOTIGE

z WHAT a petition viii Sc presented 10
lhsnezs Legislature of Ohio pray,
ing that Law may be passed, authofi.
-zing the locating and opening Sfate
Road, beginning at New Hope ia Brown
county thence 10 BufoEd III Highland
county BY the way ef James McAlps;
thence 10 Jacksonville thence 70 Iyneh-
burg, both ia Highland couUtys thence 10
Maftinsviile; thence % WsIlmington;both
in Clinton county.
Oct. 10Th, IS43.
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Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware ManIfacforv

. ~ ~ ~ AtA eNAA ~ g0A " as5-s
N fdE Subscriber has purchased ths Stose
u establishment in Ripley, fefmefly csfriea
oa BY @ !. Porter, where he iDtehds kegpingon
hnnd good assortment Of Stoves and pot metal
atthe stand occupied BY G. Porter, on Font
street, one door above I'D. & DIP. Evans
store, which he viii cell at the loRess pTicea
Tor eash OF approved country produce
Ills Stoves may be obtained Oh. IA. EvaRsd
Co, II Georgetown. s
TIN WARE
have also removed my Tin Shop to the
sdnte PLACE, where intend keeping on hand q
general assortment, By retail and wholeeale
Iinfend keeping On hand aBassoftment uI Butts
approved OIL Hacking, BY wholesale or retail
REPAIRING.
Stoves aad Stove Ware, Tin and CoppsI
Ware, repaired al The shortest notice
itxTRAPIAsrE foE stoves will he kspteoh.
Estantly on hands 81
WIN. X. burt.
Ripley April IS, 1892 40-tf
Pork, Wheat, Oats md Flour viii be taker
At the mnfks prices IoF tbe abovs articles, Of ii
payment Of old dsbts.
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CIRCULAR.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
70 THE DEMOCRACY on o4ro,

DAmOoieAttC. STATE CONVENTION.
To THE DEMocRAcy oS oHTos
The period is lss. spploachlug lot he
assembling ofa Democraiic STATE Cab-
ventien. Ever sincs tho organization Of
the Democratic party ID ihirSlaie, bien-
nal State Conventions htqe been held In
Columbus on the 6lh day q January -fhs
anniversary Of one of lhe most glorious
and important victories recorded On TIC
page o(hisiogy--s victory of hmsTican
EalOr and democrats liberty. guided and
led on BY the Hero and Sage q lhe Her
mitage, ANDREW JAcKsov, over hired sol-
diers, British monarchisls, and internal
traitors, 1t New Orleans. The eighth OF
January, thereinrs, is peculiagly apprO-
pirate for the holding Of Democratic
State Convention, TO select ont Chiefs,
orgenize our forces, and make all the
necessaY arrangements 70 achieye
through lie ballot box, an equally Import,
ant and decisive victory over the allied
forces Of Federal WhiggsFy la victory.
in short, over pany, the lesdersot which
are actualed BY the same emoiives, inspired
BY the sane feelings, and influenced ~
the same interests, as those who were 81
sigunally FoutedeH lhe memorable 6th Of
January, 1915.
Z Ia secoFdsnce. therefore, with long es
tablished custom, the undersigned. ap-
pointed By the last Democrats State
Convention aState Central Commlifse,
respectfully designate MONDAY the
EIGHTH day 0f ] ANU AIRY, 1874 FOR
THE MBETTNG OF THE MKT BIENNIAL
DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NHEsiV-i
7ION AT COL q I'M BtJ s, and the Democ-
racy Of Ohm are hereby invited toassem.
6le al the time and place named lOr the
purposes, aud with the powers usually
conferred on such bodies.
IChas been The usage Or fhe Democrat
ic party, since its ofgsBization in this
State, tonominate nieaeh biennial State
Convention, a candidate fos Governor,
to be supported BY the Democracy, and
eEey four years 70 nominate candidates
for Presidential eleciors, and appoint
Delegates. t0a Democratic National Con,
veuiion for The nomination of candidates
for Presiden, and Vice President Of the
United States.
With the view therefore, 10 united aud
harmonious action upon theses and such
othersuhiecls as may properly come up
FOR consideration ID the proposed State
Convention, il is hoped and confidently
expected that the democracy Of the re-
speclive counties viii take early and eff
ficient measures 70 secure a full and fair
representation
WILLIAM TREVTTT,
JACOB MEDARY.
IIEhIAN A. MOORE,
Adm G. HIBBS,
HENRY REDTER.
Democrats Et0ts EenigaI Committee
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Notice.

I : y ~ =.
KUNIIE following AdmiGistiators and
guardians iled their accounts and
vouchers for fina settIenenl,at the Sep-
tember term IS43, Of the court Of com.
mon Pleas in and for Brown county, Ohio,
which were ordered By tha court 10 be
advertised, aud continued until the nexi
tern. TO win:
Nelson WatermaH, guardian Of Isaac Wa
tiers heirs. y
Elisha Brown, gpardisn Ofof Abraham
Datling's heirs, ~
Alfred Griffith. Administrator ofJobn
Griffith deed.
James Fl. Kiog, Administrator of Bald.
win Summers decd y
II John Dixson, Administrator Of Henry
Alexander deed.
JOHN H. BLAIR, CLERK.
October 10Th, ls43.
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Cincinnati aud West Union
Mail stage

BY yway of Madison, Mil
0ford, Porin's Mi.ls. Bata-
g via, BaHtam, Bethel, Ha-
's..--Ali snsrsvills, Geogetown,
Russelvills, Deeatur TO West Ualon 10
cave Cinciaaasi every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday II 6o'el0ek A. NJ, arriving a.
GeorgetoRn same days--uud leaving next mo,
ning for and aTrivlngat, West Union the same
lays, aui back the next. Leaves GeoFeetown
sgery Wednesday, Ftiday and Sundays at 6
A. NJ. aud arrivesin Cincinnati same days.
The proprietor Ofthe above Stage reute--hav-
ing procured good aad safe tcama, with eommo.
mldious stages, and careful ,accanmodating and
sx9erienosd dFleerS--hupes TO Tecsivs q gocdly
Sri rs Of public patronage.
sFAtar b FFIcEs Cincinnati, Nobls's Hotel
MilfO,d, Stsel's Hoteli Batavia, Darts Store.
Bethel, Perrins's Hotel ;GeOFgetown, WIN Dow
ey's West Uai0s, at Mf. Leeis.
; O.. DAVIS, Proprietor.
May %, ls42.
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Administrators Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate oI
AGeorge H. Bohrer, late Of franklin
township, deceased, ale notified to make
immediate payment; and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate are reques
ted to present them legally proven within
enc year for payment. 1a
THOMPSON LINDSEY,
Adm'r of G. H. Bohrer decd.
Oct. 18th, lS43.
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Notice.

The undsnigned will hsrsaflsr prnsties savin
partnsrlhiP, in the several courts Of Bsown eoun
~ U. Their ogheeis IN front Of the court hous
where they will alWaysbe found, unless absoal
on Professional business. All matters eon6dsu
to their care win be attended 20 with GdslIty
and Ppnetuality. T.L. HAMER.
May 9th Is43.
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Brown Common Pleas.
Gsofrs Cc!iiaes

.Iosssh Moorheal & ia chancsry
Jusiice Gi Detmer. y
'EUN HE petiiion inthi case states that on the
L t1th day Of Oetobet a. D. 1895, said Ja-
seph M1orhead, toseeuFs 10 Samuel Brush pay
msnt Of the sum Of three hundred doIl4rs and
fntersa, syee6tad 70 Samuel Brush mortgage
of and upon pafeeg ofone hHDdFsd aud ninety
6ve acres oftand, lying 10 said county aad IL
said petition descfibeds That one h1ndrod dol.
lars 5f saids0al said Joseph Moorhsad paid 10
said Samuel Bnish and thai shilI Samael Btush
assigned said mortgage, Is to The remaining two
Ehubdrod dolIars, % said George Colliass; that
said Joseph MooThea1 subsequently conveyed
said mostgaged premises to safd Justice q. Det.
mer, by Fhe name of J. G. Dstmer subject 10
said moftgege, and that said sum oftwo hundFed
dollars ofmortgege money, with interest there
on from said 18th day Of October, Al. D. 1856,
! Is unpaid ~ Prayer, that said mortgaged prem.
ises Be sold to pay the mortgage money and in-
teFest ramainiag unpaid. And on motion of
said pstitionef and II appealing to the satisfac-
ton Of the Court that said Joseph MOOrhead is
not an inhabitaht ofthis State lit is ordered
by the Court that said Joseph Moorhead appear
here on the first day of the next Term of this
Court, and plead, answer or demur TO said petit
ton, otherwise the same, andthe matters thera-
in stated, will be taken for confessed against
him, and the matter thereof decreed accordingly.
Ordered that copy Of this order, with state.
ment Of the substance and prayer Of said peti-
tion, be published in the Democratic Standard,
a newspaper published in Georgetown id said
county, sixweeks in succession previously to the
next Term ofthis Court
Attest; JOHN II. BLAIR, Clerk, B C. P
September 25th, le43.
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c. h.ine M akin p .

"a fLE undsfsgasd, having purchased the lunl-
bef ana IaaEefials of w. r MakIem, has
take1 re bop, foinefly occupied BY w. b.
yEquehl Aud mort. recently BY VI. r. Afaklems--
hsle A94 psepAlad to accommodate eli that
may esll him w1th any Kind cf Cabinet ware,
susa iselan chairs, made of cafIed maple
of Side 3oafds aud Sofas, and plain
wqsE q ~ Elnas Ceihns iuadeio % order. and
90 ~ notice All If which will Be
eeAa most nnhle teens. He there-
tore sa..s' VI sRas4 public patlonaeo.
D. n. BLAIR
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G. W. KIN q

TT o OkNEK A r LAW,
wiz practice Law in the several Courts
Of the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his Office is on the East side
Of the Public SquaA in Georgetown, Brow
County, Ohio.
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TERMS or THE STATESMAN BY THE
YEAR.

~ va
As SONS may desire to subscribe for 4 longer
period than the session, We also insert the terms
for the Statesmen by the year, viz;
The Statesman ispuhlished daily during
the session oftheLegislaturs, and semi
weekly the balance ofthe year., az As 90
Semi-wsekly the year round, IL \, 90
Semi-weekly during the session Of the
Legislature, and weekly during the bal
anee ofthe year, az 8 90
Weekly the year round, invariably IN ad
vance, at 9 90
~&AHp payments to bemade IN ADvAncs.---
Those WHO have not an opportunity Of paying
otherwise may remit BY mail, al our risk, fosTl
AGE PAIp. The Postmaster's eertifcate Of
such remittance shall be suHicient receipt
therefor.
: Taose whosubscrlbs BY year vii please
30 iesgnate.
Responsible persons, who will become
Agents for the Statesman; and take an Interest,
generally, In obtaining subscribers, and collect
debts Ia their counties Or ueighbeFhoods, WIN sbs
allowed "a reasonable PET eentags fof iheir tEoub-
le. Such viii inform US. and we shall commits
nicats with them accordingly.
(rEdltors in Ohio, who will publish the
above ID fall, and call attention to The same,
Shall receive the DRily IN exchange during fhe
session. They viii please ssnd u ! paper
aAREED s. MEDARY.
Columbus, Ocsobsy 81, Ia4s.
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A. ELLIsoN.1

ATToRNET AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
Once on the east side OF the PSblis squafs
Georgetown, Ohio.
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Cur Min Sc Repairinn

81 the stfbsctieeTs il Augusta, Ky.son HE
tfset; frst corner ab0xo the Colleee
BLACKshfI ITsFI m carried On. 81 the
same lot, in ali is various branches Calls in
either business will BE- attended ia OH thG
shostest hasiee. Nsw RIFLES aIWays Ssp
hand warranted nos inferior toany.
M. SELLS.
NJ. b. I want q quantity Of good cUfied gun
tocks for which VIII give liberal price.
Ane6sta Ky.. June 18Th. 1s42.
BLAN X N ToES,
-. Forsale Rttkis 0k Zoe.
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Flour Il Cincinnati, last Tuesday, s,'
90.
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TERMS OF SESSION PAPER

The sTATFsMAs will be issued Daily, Til
DAILY PAFER for the Session e3 90
TRI WEEKLY M
SEMI-W WEEKLY M
WEEKLY s0
Inc Nmouni paid, and set opposite the
subscribe . nume,will designate which peper i
desired, Sr
The Semi Weekly win contain All the mat
ter Of the Daily and Iii Weekiy--the weekly
win contain the full reports Of tiis Legislature
proceedings Of the Eighth OF January ConVsn,
tion Congressional, &C., hut not au the miscsl.
luncous reading news, ke.
s*All payments tn be made il aDyANcR,
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Ohio L stature Tor 1s43--4
SESSION OHIO STATESMAN.

lTTYHE meeting ofihs GsnofaI Assembly on
\ tHt fr1I Moodayef DscemBol nuzI, uill
Be ope ofmueh more than ofdinary interest -
The whole Stale VIII Iaok ID anxiou, susnonse
ior the anenl9 of ne whig budget, since tbey
claim great victory % the State. Ii Il rirhf
they should bnng forward their measuies Of q.
form and relief, mat the people mar judeo fof
thamsslyos. And Il becomes our duty IA iet
the peopleknow 81 about tBeiF doinrs. through
tha columns Of our paper. u they are GOOD. ist
Them EseeiEe ths bens6t-if evil, fhajasf rsbuto
q deceived people. A great State Bank ap-
peats Y ee one af their principal hobbies: We
sheN lsa ~ likeness in BID, ofcoune, and We
can laage then Of its features. II 4 wei for
.ns :, tutufe interest," Of The STATE, that We have
Senate % keep il cheek tho doinee of fhe
dominant party ia the House until ~ p.ople
aeeertain what the measures are they pfouose.
% in the ease Of Nys's Bank Bill in iS46-4I.
re haze good Reporters engaged forthe session.
and shall spais no pans 10 giving The people
en.l,le information Of what Is going on az lhs
The approaching campaign OF Is really of
more inierestto the American peopIe than apv
other preceding Il, excapt those of 1870 ana
1898, when federalism was 10 fall power. and
will make the movements, Of pat.ies, this win.
ter, Of more Than usual Importance; ana Il be-
tones z duty degolving on those who are en-.
trusted viii the right Of suffrage % keep them.
sslges vel and correctly Informed Of passinv
events. hope, thcrsfore, that every demo.
esats who feels an interest 10 bis principles. and
his county. will exert himself 10 vpreed isIor
mation il his neigkborhood.
In eda'tlcn . ths proceedings ofthe LegisIa-
tare, and the general news Of the times. We vii
have q regalar correspondent al Washington %
advise ~ Of the doings Of Congress. The pro-
cnedings Of the approaching Demoerafic Eighth
Of January Conxention viii also sppear, IN full
~ The eoamns nfthe session, as wsllas the yeal.
iy Statesman, which will, evidently. be Of thsl
highest ietsFesttOthe Republican party of The
State.
Any pefsan who win procure SIX aubsefi-
bers. and inform us Of the direction Of his
trouble, ~
Persons receiving 4 prospectus, who can.
notmake use oft themselves, win please hand
IL 10 an liheF. -
q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-29

A MERlCAN PRODUCTIONS PROMOTE H
II HEALTH-lts strange that many should rans1Gk % hs
wide world 6rantdotes TO disease when the kind AUTHOR
or NATURE hs furnished in every cline the best prevent"
v.S TIE aG WILb SV 50 cIiaRY Iil IS OUR Fan all n
ections ohe Lungs ard iyer;SS to the l T2Sl ,a2
On or abou, the !3,h ay OF October 1871 was taken with
violent in the side nea! the ilyer winch m apo m
scrs inwarliv which relieved the pam little, bn caused ne
throw up great quantity Of offensive matter ad also mnch
MERCURY Nj jj \ is, Which refused TO take Many other
did me anv .ood The discharge Ii blood and corruption still
continued every few days. till a; last II became SO offensive
that could scarcely breathe was also seized wit vGe
than before Ny disease still grew worse I'LL February when
all hores of recovery Were given up, and my friends all
thought mus, die of saiioping Consunii'o i'on. :;
close heard OF Dr. Wisar Balsan Of Wild Cherry and got
bottle which relieved immediately and by the use OF
onv three bottles this medicine all my pains were removed
my cough ard splitting tboo and corruption stopps
and in e weeks my health ia restored as 10 enapie
work ~ trade, lthat OF cafienc} anu w " 's
time have enjoyed good health HoM's No@f's'
Nep Jersey Gloucester Co. ss.-PeTsonay came beior
me- the SUBSCRIBER OF The Justices OF The tace ~ anu 9s
said county Thomas ozens, and being duly a'ned accord
lug TO saith the above statement naii things rue-
rmed before "e 0" the 2ai day OF ApHi' Si5 e
The original aai, ard many others may be seen at l25
The viii Asthma in stage no matter e, ohow
No 5s Wian,.s,. whom cured Of Asthma of q yeas
audin, after tIyn= oar most dsnsg,s,ed p p Rse d.
Of the Lungs, have been cured III MAN. cases "- a
ordinary Ine5n> had proved useless.
We ask take simple assertion, bu VIII SATISFY
any one the extraordinary virtues OF ts isic!ne who WI
cali the Office w the rroductiou OF evidence tat cannot De
whom all orders should be Albany; Smith
Fowle 15s Wahington.st. Boston; Goran Ne'y.ha'en'
and by throughout the Northern and Eastern states
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SoA-eneber, without ation. these Its
positive guGs or which hss r-c-ite the highest snco
NUNS OF the Faculty. aud the unsolicited approval o M
Medical Society OF Paris. ai cured thousands the Uni
TED States OF every Disagreement eTpoB Of the skin, such
pimples eckes b!ochss salt ea scuTyy hea, so;s,
tan, sunbup, noTphew, sc. &c
|, will change the color OF dark yellow r suuburut skin
to teauiu healthy esarness the bites OF osche
tors insects. &c and cure tender or chapped flesh.
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