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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
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YR%dE public are hertoy c4uuoneo IL
Vi gainst being imposed aPon by pay
ing, in these hard times one dollar ord %
or 81 so for a box of pills or bottle Of
any kind of medicine to cure chllls and e.
vers, when Hull's fever and ague and on
ti-lever Pills can be had for only 81 ahat
have never failed in Single instance OF
curing the Chils and Fever, when used
according to the directions accompanying
ihem. Remember this, and next time
get Hul's Pills, and thereby save your
half a dollar.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16

ana delicate are strengthened by therr OPP
Grafton becaase they clear lhe tyelem. Of
bad 'lpmor', quiet ner,pAs lgr la3i.iv, Dsa
invariably prnducc o'4i a.b.h. w.
wards ol 37o,l Jo&9s ai W4sr uea,.
mabIe Pills haze zen SOFA within IL
months in three StItes alone, ana more
than three times the same quantity mother
States. As an anlI-billions meliclne, no
lomiIyfhouId be without them. i single
mai Of them is more satisfactory than .
thousand certificates.
Price, - cents perboY, with directions.
For sale ~ the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Sept 2, 6m
ALSO. nR. HT1JI'S
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
Il;ylstJt on 3!
ceriatn 0nd e6sclua' Que IN ga,
.Aand Fever; also used successfully in
the treatment Of Bilious fsrcr,
,,r nausea, general deLiHh
andnerUouS acedkRess. /.


rob andnerUouS lCedkReSs., :, ..
The most hatterlng recommendations
of this Medicine have been received iroGl
many eminent Physicians and Others who
have used it. And it is presumed thatno
medirine has ever been used whose action
has been more beneficial, pleasant, inyig-
Grating, and called lortn from afflicted
sufferers such expressions OF heartfelt
gratitude and thanktulness. Persons ta-
king the Pills, soon find themselves re-
lieyed-Chill broken! Fever gone! Sto,
mach and head free and healAfCl! strength
and appetite increasing and improving, and
all nervous weakness fed.
when taken according to the directions
accompanying them, they never fail to
cure the chill and fever the first day, and
never sicken the stomach or operate upon
the bowels. a. .. -r
Their action upon the whole system is
so charming, that persons are invariably
surprised and pleased with their rapid and
complete restoration 10 health.
The pills are purely and solely 'egeta-
BILE, and the happy combustion Of the
ingredients ant theirproportions are such
as to produce medicine which never fails
to relieve when relief is at all attainable.
Each box contains 20 doses Of Pills
Price, One Dollar.
For sale at ..-...
LEXINGTON ORIG STORE,
| IeYingtou. Sent. 2 tim
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
Eairetsg
|IHelsIelss HeEla HNl5 RS
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Dir. HUiLS Cough Lozenges are
most rapidly supersedmg all other prepar-
atoms for HE relief Of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Catarrh,
Iighness OF the chest, Bronchitis, and
similar pulmonary affections.
Price, 25 cents per box for each kiBd
of Lozenges. For sale at the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Sep. ?. 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
WORN vi z {; aS793

Ale the surest ana safest Worm Desire
wing Medicine ever discovered, 1t is esti-
mated that in the U. States l00, GOO Chill
dren die annually from the effect Of worms
alone. This vast mortality can be almost
entirely prevented by the use of Halls
Celebrated i.ozpnges.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
NAV ENTERPRISES,

tor,nsr Elitor ofthe Saturday
sening Post, and Saturday 20 " I
Courier. gf.m9 ru'
\. orisiug the fruits oftwenty years
''pce IN the Newspaper business-'
I'm the most distinguished newspa-
'.,ers of the day a valuable Foreign
'bOndence; with troops of Literary
W and the determination to publish
'.baper for all classes, which Sha(l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
TRUST SALE Of
Valuable Negroes.

TE. URSUANr to the the provisions
M of u Deed Of Trust, executed to the
undersigned as Trustee by Adam Carson,
to secure a certain sum Of money therein
mentioned to Ann Chambers. which deed
bears date 4th Of April, ls40, and daily
recorded in the Office Of the CLERK Of the
Probate Court of Holmes county, Miss,
in book g., pages 322 and 323, / will
on Saturday the
l6h Of DecemJer nert,
proceed to sell at public cutlery to the
Aighes! bidder at klchland, the following
named Negroes, to wit: Price Negro
man aged 40 years; Adam man aged SO;
Etmui,5 man aged 29; Sorrow man
aged 20; Tom a man aged 30; Henry a
snan aged 20; 1achael girl aged Ii;
Lizabeih woman aged twenty; Susan
aged twenty; and a girl aged twelve; Ca
", girl aged nine; Dolly girl aged six;
George a boy aged two years; Bech Il
womanaged forty; Mose.a boy aged four
leeh; Ed abbey aged thirteen; SoabQrn a
boy boy @o.ftwelyei Fanny agirL aged
twelve; Della womaA aged twenty-six;
ana heg child Robert aged one year; Celia
woman aged twenty-siX years; Ned a
boy four years old; Jim boy two years
old; Adam aged one year; Mary woman
aged forty, Flora girl agedtwelye years;
Simon, a boy aged ten; I'ildy q girl aged
eight; Joan a girl aged six; Charity a
girl child aged one year; Amos a boy
nine years old; Caesar woman aged
sixty; Venus woman seventy; Sarah a
woman aged sixty years.
JOSEPH c. BITES,
s-De s'a -' Trustee.
june 10, GIN. i3
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
NOTICE.

w ETTERS Of Administration hav-
" 4 ing been granted to the undersign-
ed, on the estate of Elisha Morgan, de-
ceased, at the May term l843, Of the
Honorable Probate Court of Holmes coun-
ty: Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate, to make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having claims
agans. said estate to present them within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JOSEPH CASTLEMAN, Ex'r.
Aug. IL, 26 CIV.
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T. EVERY skrrvRpAy MORNING
IN III IolIN N. BASKlN." Hoo,
.nus OF SUBSCRIPTION.
p lsnv Years subscription % ifPald, in
Vn " Is if not paid until expiration

a "a years suDScrlplioll go p"'N
IUn ., IS if not paid until expiration
PMS yeS OF ADVERTISING
Elements ns will be inserted at tue
q, 90 per square for the first lnsef-
20 "a cents, for each week thereal-
IA lines; vu or less constituting a square:
,, Of insertions required must
N on t,e margin of the manuscrlP,
~ ";Il be inserted until forbid, and
4 accordingly. Advertisements rs
'aistance mustbe accompanied WIN
oney. .,,,.;oo,;ons of
IN nature, will he charged double
We rates. p. - A..
.6ncjng candidates for county othces ;.
4 a.. each; for State and District OIL
bl0. @ -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16
INSOLVENCY..

HE undersigned having been APP.
81 pointed by the honorable Court OF
Probales Of holmes county, at the june
term, lS43, commissioners Of Insolvency,
On Tic Estate of John $. King deceased,
viii meet at the office of the clerk of the
court Of Probates, on the second Saturday
IN each month, for the next SIX months,
for the purpose Of examining, receiving
and allowing claims against said
l2eglahis estate.
J ~ aObilNG$W0GTH,
:. II BtUGilN,
W a. tUnDOns
JIw' I'D q t.1rUlS-l ~ S. F..
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Gula@ly 4 Boyaain, J
Us.
L. Turner ct al.
IN @s bsGia faaacc,y Co1srt, at
... tWfoEjyR.
II j obedience o an inleriocutory Or
Il der ol the Dis.rIct Chancery Court,
OF the State Of Mississippi, made at the
june Term l843 OF the said Court, at
CarrolIton, in the cause stated above,
hall o!ler for sale to the highest bidder
ior cash, al the Court House in the town
of Lexington, Holmes county, on Satur
day The 23rd day OF September next, the
east hall OF the north east quarter section
No. 2l, and lot No. s. in section 10,
both in township No. ii, range 1 east,
and lying in the said county OF Holmes,
to satisfy a Decree of the said Court and
costs Of suit. .. ... ....
WIN. HEMINGWAY, Ok.
Carrolton, Aug. Is, 1913.
Pr fee $40 so, 81 tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16

.EsE4'ters OF the day Vaiuaoie hoio'S"
,sondeuce; with troops of LITERARY
Nv and the determination to publish
,eaApaper for all classes, which SN@0
bz atWpdsSed. ...l ..
PHILADELPHIA .
N I'm i RDAY NJ US E U M,
Kao,cledge, Ne,cs dad .HntnSeme!n'
rsnily Newspaper, neutralin politics
.aasasei to ouackery, and devoted to
X ..saItl Arts, Education, Morals, health
/; 8aasem3nt. B #.. n',. s
I,s|bIes, sketches, narratives, biogra-
I'M. ssavs. aud poems, shall be OF the
stosIer the best productions oil the best
IItaES III the day. Also articles on HIS
w aX9nonomy, Chemistry, and all the
elul IRIS aud sciences, with a Liberal
brtion soi light reading, anecdotes, VII
IA bVinor, making a varied, rlch, and
lrihslAsplrlng OHIO. Hs
sL.ilS ea the Ocedn.--FuTnlshlng mar
|sigeydf Sterling adventures at sea, show
Y is eosIrage aud heroism vi the bold
irilier. as gwe.raU9lt. H.asss
sRIiags from his hammock, and flies
3athe deck, -.lra4fsut.f e.staEa
Aganre amazement confronls him with
images dre, nH ealaua.
Ninds and mad waves drive the yes
u wreck. h. oe#f al-4, u4e
IN nasts fly in splinters; the shrouds
M on fire. .. , p, .a..ss4. ...t.
FnHsign and domestic news, Congress
aAl NEpcsedings, and ageperdl view OF
l1as'Ars OF interest or Importance, will
RiaipEal embellishments, comprising
AQss landscapes, architecture, portraits
IlstlngllsheI persOnages, OF both sexes
IN flIsfe as well as in neatpess of Ty-
'gfapIY, the Museum shall not be sur
kVzf|Bp Correspondence. -Arrange-
ellls I've been completed for securing
fel8alaf tproign correspondence more ex-
lSlXf mlG complete than has ever en-
olles1 slle columns OF an American news
I91'l6lerclal.-The state of business,
s1oeA prices of grain, flour, and all
1'hons OF country produce, merchan
p VIII be given from actual sales
l'Nanelphla; Baltimore, New York,
Slon &c.
0aleei and original gems from the best
'l'fNpns Of the best writers of the
4&ENl S-terms commissions &c.
AAlN Individual who will take the trou-
Eocure the names of his friends,
The funds, will be entitled to the
Rons which are at present, and
lnue to be, until further notice,
erai BY far, than have yet been
any newspaper Of real charac-
MtNflt. NN5 aIhfu
The Philadelphia Saturday
1 published every week at two
annum, as usual in advance, or
end of the year. For so, in
| II lnus' l6 copies Of the newspaper
" C J securely packed, to
the United States. 8 copies
All orders and COMMUNICATIONS
dressed, free ofpostage, 10 5'~
,a HOS; Q. CLARK, a Co. .oo'.
III 1, Chestnut 81. philadelphia. e
hall be glad to exchange with
Pers that will oblige us tby- copy.
lbove. lnu a3tAa SiH TIL MS ,r1
NOTICE. - '''f VIEW Y
NJ .n Z "a ~ The September term. 1913
Oouit Of Probates of Holmes
s a,, my account for final settle.
NM ~ a,loWance as Administrator Dc
sSa. ~ uls estate Of Mumford i,
ceased, and surrender nv lct'
administration. ~
W. W. URSHER H., ~
'P'S'a % sw - '''' !,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-12-16

NIPPON opening the matters of this
V bill, and il appearing to the salts
faction of the Court, that the defendants
Frederick Jones jr. and Jackson d. Jones,
are not residents Of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, so that the or
binary process Of this Court cmnot be
execated upon a.em; therefore il is o.
derel that unesS the SAID dG.eAdau,s APP
pear before the Judge of our said Gourt,
lin chancerv SeitingJ at the courtroom in
the town of Lexington, on the Bird. Mon
day of October next, and plead. answer
or demur to the bill Of complaint herein
The several allegations thereof viii DO
taken rs confessed, and such order on
decree made lhereiu rs Tie Court may
deem equitable aud just; ana further on
dcred lhal IA coyy of this order be FnhIish-
ed in the Lexington Union, a weokly
newspaper published i'll The town of Lex
ington, each week, for two months oon-
secutively.
j. WALTON, Clerk.
Lansdale, p. u, comp't.
Aug. IL, 26 Pm. prt SIT.
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VOL. ERE. no. So.
agent to have access at all times to the mines and

agent to have access at al times 10 TIC liies oiio
smelling works.
These terms are considered by Dr Houghton,
the Geologist who examined the country. as IN
necessarily liberal in respect to extent Of land /;
one half mile square being considered by him as
altogether sufficient for the most extensive oper-
atoms. In this respect change will probably
be made at his suggestion to the War Depart
ment.
The district has been explored only in part,
bat enough is known to justify US in saying that
it is one of the richest and most extensive Copper
regions known in the world. Lead or any other
metals very rarely occur, and in small quantities.
The whole region s of an extremely rugged and
mountainous character, and adventures who e1-
pect to succeed without encountering serious diff
fcultes from this cause and from the isolated po
sit;on the country, will probably be disappoint
ed. From the Sault st. Maries, however, they
will be able to visit the Copper region BY means
Of the two vessels on the lake, which will furnish
frequent opportunities, as the persons controlling
at least one Of them, disposed to furnish every
facility and information In their power.
TClcvcland Herald
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

u Nesg Temperance Boarding House on the GRA-
HAM SYSTEM at No. IL vesey-s,ree,.-This house is
ewy fitted up and furnished the richest style Its table
pfoers the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
.nge County Milk &c Permanent Boarers Will be accom-
noi.ted the NEST reasonable Geusen and La
lies visiting the City earnestly Invited TO give ;Ea
AID are assured that they viii find qae, and not
a,,aiusb!e in Hotels. Terms, moderate. a.otf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

u We learn from gentleman from the parish
Of Washington, that the individuals implicated
in the murder of Adams. had returned to their
homes. with the exception OF fifteen, who crossed
The State hnc and gone to Mississippi Thirty
one persons, in all, were engaged in this dreadful
affair. \. q. Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

WHOLE NO. 677.
sANDs,s SARSAPARILLA.

THIS MEDICINE stands unrlvalled, (besed as
on its atri<ic ,rr!t for the removal ana RADICAL
Of thos. diseases which peculiarly adapted Be-
ing entirely vegetable and composed OF the choicest selection
OF Ingredients which IN Sonsonaace with The laws maj
govern the animal economy the system IS enabled 70 THO" oil
disease ke healthy action and ts Of nsture
SUNG their natural functions Thousands and have sS-
% 20 rs efficacy removing chronic constitutions.
diseases Originating unhealthy dcpraved state OF
me pood and other fluids scroua enlargement OF the
lSlos rheumatism and uulbsgo, salt rrcur ringwom bar,
ltc eczema and other similar affections safely and
eectuelly cured 1t, use but As bv the chosen few ,hs
Is termed quacker the subject requires passing
iaHS lie question: what Quacksry and who aruac,
Is oi serious moment ard tia Of health
important TO @ tFiied WITH i'll Of the greatest consequence
Where disease nvaes our physical frame take prompt and
efficient measures to rspe the attack Whether he who stands
on his reserved rights aud PRESERVES dd tm the
powerful AGENTS including the most yruen posons
Sad IN case 81 fatal termination snply says the
died Of or he who by laborvus and ons couiiunei
vesrgation. draw. forth from the hidden
stores Of useful and applies benefit of
!eraS humanity, Aine ms roputon in the result
tsa,ted public confidence s afflicted
II the mark weak and pnudiced mind 10 meet any
thin. false because does agree with its own econ
cevei notions but il is evidence OF nob. and eenerou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13
Doctrine of Association.

The article Association is LEI, out to-dy On accom-; Of
press Of matter it will appear Tomorrow, and viii be en-
titled Protection the Poor Mans Property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

MYSTERIOUS DlsAPrEARANcE.-Samue flanse,
Ir., vino had Just rented the tavern stand on the
ridge, IN the town Of ebsicr, ten miles from the
city. came to town on Monday, 18th ult. to trans
act some busincss-took dinner with his sister
and aftcrward called upon his bro;hcr-in-law IN
Brighton, where he staid during the night. On
the next morning, after breakfast, he left the
house unusually detected, since which time he
has not been heard from. Rocl. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

a SMALL private family occupying large first
class bolins in Grnwtehst, near Franklin, will ot TO
full or partial board moderate prices front paor on
the I'd story with bed aud pantry attached desra-
bic the whole of the % story rarlo bed room and rsnt
r. on the 3D. story all finely finished with marble mante
black CRATES. survey Of the premises will afford the best
evidence of the aud cleanliness of the place and OF
ire very order OF IN" accommodations. Inquire OF
No. 80 GTeenwich-St. 70 TOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

MARTIN GAYLORD, Tailor and Draper, has
1fl removed from No. ., John ST., No TO- Nassau ST.
wh j. X. Goodman where he is receiving his Spring aud
Summer goods, which he ill make UP ord,t fashionable
style furnished twelve hours uotice Having greatly
reduced his EXPENSES he will be enabled sell reduced
prices and he soicits the iavors of friends and the public
10 whom he feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
oioe received. His motto IS good article runctuay in
film. orders low and cash delivery AL II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

SnrwaEcK-Thc schooner Vaador Captain
Dusson, from Havana, bound 10 Mobile, struck
a floating log, between Huron Island and Pass
Christian, in the night of Monday last, and sprung
a leak, which obliged the Captain to rum her
ashore but before he could reach the beach the
schooner sunk in three lathoms of water The
crew were saved through the exertions of the Ba-
lie pilots, and the Captain arrived in this city
Yesterday evening. The cargo consisting OF fruits
and coffee, will be total loss, but hopes are en-
tcytaincd of saving the schooncr-lN. Q. Bee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

POARDlNG.-A front and back parlor on the
- second floor with Ptnrcs between, suitable co. geala
and their wives furnished unfinished lst with
board. Also few SINGLE gentlemen be accommoda ted
With board and pleasant Terms moderate. Apply
No. S East RrnAnMaN linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

CHEAP BOARD at Staten lSland-.A few gem
~ tismen families hS accommodated with board IN
delightful part OF New Bighcou The spacious aud
aslY the Nsw Brighton House New Brshion. m2a Inn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

DENTAL SURGEON.-Nr. BUSKEY would
~ inform his and the public that he continues
his old stand, q MuIayStTee door tho church, and
supply the loss in the durable aud
beautiful style the latest and most approved plans. Teeth
filed leaned &c. SC. the best Charges moderate.
Terms cash Extracting Teeth 50 cents Toothiche cured.
do rn..n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

boarding. ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
ID Two three families half dozen single bo,rers will
find very pleasant accommodations at No. 81 Willows,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

BArW Me-, May 8, 1915.
GenemenEncoscd YOU have forty dollars payment for
the astlo which will please place credit and for
ward by John w. Rchm oud another
lot OF excellent Pills OF the Some feeling
manifested against them their first introduction here
surposng them 10 be like many OF The day. worth
less but the people 81 Bath beginning discover thar
they The best medicine use, and their sale ncrea,-
me- ram Your Il,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

d" We notice the death at Wayncsvillc, III.
10Th nit, of Samuel NJ. Richardson, only son of
the late Chief Justice Richardson Of this State.
lie was leading a Young horse to pasture, and
while in the act OF letting down the bars the
horse started and run. By some means the hal
ter became fastened 10 his arm, and the horse
dragged him across the road twice. His skull
was fractured and he was Otherwise injured 50 that,
although every necessary AID was immediately
rendered, he survived only few hours, in a state
of entire Inconsistencies. He was a merchant
and very cstimablc young man, aged about
twenty-five years. he hadll at the West but
a few years He left wife but no children.
IN. H. Patriot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

ROARlilNG-A few single setlemen, or gentle.
- with thsir wives, may obtain very pea.an, furnished
parors and bedrooms with board No. IS White ,~t
few doors from Broadway. mr2A Inn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

POARDlNG-Single or married gentlemen can
~ De- accommodated with transient permareut Board
roous furnished or unfuE,ishcd by MRS. GORE, No. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

warranted superior any heretofore used Tor tat ise.
All rr.on ds.ryus OF testing great value and superiority
OF ,-se ore. hand made seainS S By mail or ether
si,. 100 assorted will Immediately be orvs sTcsd-
warranted 10 SUIT Tue Seco- OF country for wssch they s-
oIcrd b. appving 10 the subscriber az the works or TO
thsr Irov Lewis Bersdics * Co.. John osnsead, Alssny
Pe.sea. Co.. NswYoEk Gigs Smith BGs,n; T. 70
sisrr farther information my b. had on The suhrc
T roy Iron and Nall Factory .Aprl4. HENRY oC,OH-'
anil II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13
Seizs upon truth where ere lis found.
Amongst your friends. amongst your foes,
On christian or on heather grounl-
The ilowsr's divine where e'sr il grows,


The flowers div me where e'sr IL grows.r
Neglect the prickls and assume the RISE
The propretors daily receiving from the medical profess
ministers OF the Gospel officers of Justice and numerous
aud verbal the superior value and efficacy CT prepara
ton. To the poor furnished gratultousy sufficient
proof being given of their worhiness.
S further proof o! the value and efficiency of
Sands SarSapaTilia:
NEw-YoNK, April 10Th, 1913.
MsssrS SANDS: Observation-Disclosures may be consider
ed unnecessary for add another proof ths justly de-
served celebrity of Your invaluable preparation OF Sarsasn
Ia yet for the bGs, OF my fellow men, tee bound In pro-
claim thu TACT FsOrG b0iug most helpless cripple with
disease OF the swcr eNtreite which spread the es
instr? and feet, distressing much render life al
most miserable. Qutta recovered and entirely By
shoe, and the right foot and ance much
swO!en-whch az times discharged water and pus freely
comrauied with violent tchus-and burning sensations
deprive me OF all rest. despair. and supros
made By your Saysarara resolved make another ert
regain my hsalthnd nQ0 under the blessing OF hind
Providence. am thankful say am we'll With feelings of
gratitude Ia you aud hankneSs to the gver OF all good for
thus blessing 5lEs ss ST.
New York, April 30th 1919.
This is 10 certify that James Mcconnell, called on me and
exhibited his foot aud lee: and stated that BY the eleven
bottles Of SNDs SARsAP ,sLLA perfect had been ell
iectr With feelings OF tia wamest gratitude Messrs
Sands thus being instrumental under Divine Providence,
e eertifcar a" '''''s m ROBERT JONES, s
Alderman q. the 3th Ward OF The City OF New-York.
Prepared aud sold BY y. B. Sands * Co.. Druggist, and
Chemists Granite Buildings 2f3 Broadway corner of ham
bers-;trect NcwY York and sale bv Druggists throughout
the I. S. Price 81 per bott!e; SLY bottles for So
The public respectfully requested 10 rememb? that u IS
Sands Sarspaa that has and constantly achieving such
the human frame subject and ask Tor Sandss Sarsaaa
and take other. lnylUu