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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-24
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.3eist Dem eeebren publitum ersebeult an, cae er
is!n 9rocer9 eehoft Serleat bat unc Spor nad Dem,
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in baelbe 2ocal, in tueldem fruber Qtnbennutb Gro
cerY belt. Sein stObr 1T NIT orr;tslid,en Waaren,
So, ais &afe, 3bee, eanoes IT, alien @p1-
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rzAS - 9Saare fir Die biai9feu preiie, uno bari
baber auf Die @una enes seebrten publifums toffeu.
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unQlitf ourb Na6la6i9fett.

Nm Sonnto9e %. ii. Dug, No0t5,
wuroe Elm oeutiber @inwonoerer, gtomen6
Gbrifton Solepb S6r0oler, ouf einem
9anolboOte bon Gee0 uno Comp. untppit
Golumbia, unter ber erfen GonolbrdGe
leben69efdbrlj0 9equetibt, uno 1T in ber
Statbt pom Sonnto9 ouf Monto9 an ieiz
nen Serleeun9en bier in 9arrisbur9 uns
fer ibredli6en S6mer5en 9eitorben. -
Oas ltn9tiid 1T leoi9licb ber gto6ldBi9s
felt be5 Gopitdn6 bsi5umei1en, uno bic OBJ
9eba6te Gompo9nie iolte oenlelben obne
,peiters perabi6ieoen um dbnlitben nns
9lddsfGuen BON feiner Seite ucr6uben9en
uno onoere Gopitdn5 su wornen. - -Sae
8oot tpar ndmlib NIT Yoifa9ieren tibers
fu0t, auf Dem Seroecfe ftanoen bic <ten
oerielben, uno tbeil6 bic unertrd9liebe 9lt=
&c, tDeils ber @on9et an Taum bepo9
mebre pa1a9isre, uno au6 ben un9ldtlls
6en Sbr0oler, fi6 ouf oas Seroed uno
auf bic &iiten gum Sblofe fen 5u le9en bic
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2(noern, tpel6e ouf ben &ii1en ta9en, pur=
Den ourb Den Guf: Bridge! 9emarnt,
ooer bemerften troe Der Ounfelbeit Die
Srife uno parfen ftb ibnea bon ben
&ilten ouf oaS 9eroed, uno entein9en 70
Dem ltn9lGG =; ollein S6r6bter mar ein9ez
f6lofen unO murOe bon cen Sbrouben II.
Solfen ber Srdtfe 70 f1per SerquetTbt,
oaB oer 9edel Der I9neren &ilte, porauf
er lag, ein9eoradt wuroe. 66tte Der Gas
pitdn bet Die ueberfiillurY be5 Soote6
fonnte, uno Die paiia9iere auf Den &iffen
lie9en fab, bieie6 itren9 perboten, tpie es
feline pflibt mar, 70 spdre fein llnfou Sc,
fbeben. Ginpanoerer fino 9r6Btentbeil6
notb ouf feinen Camden 9efobren, 9etpib
nitbt ouf fol6en, 100 Die SrGcfen 70 niez
brig fino, rpie auf Dem 9enniplpanio Ga:
nal, uno parum iollte 9erooe bel iolNen
Dai1a9ieren boppelte Qufmerfi iamfeit uno
Sorittbt on9esponot meroen; un0 ieoe
&ron6pprt Gompasnie IoQte ibren Gopi.
tdn6 ftren9e 5ur 9Fibt moben, Die YoIz
lo9iere Dor alien Gefabren pa9reno Der
Geiie wobl 5u pornen: fie lolIten Serbolz
tun96re9eln in utiber uno en9tif@er
Spratbe in ieoem @o9en unb 8oote anfs
i0ia9en loiIen. Sdtte Der Serun9Iiifte
cine Somllie bpterlaifen, 70 bdtte oieie iez
oenfoll5 Die Gompo9nie ouf bebeutenoen
S9ooenerlos belon9en f0nnen.
Gbriitian Soiepb S6r0oler mar 35
Sabre alt, 9ebiirti9 aus Sep, &rei6 0Is
TEN, Ne9lerun96be5irf Noben, i'm &Gni9=
releb Yreniien, uno bintertdbt einen Sruz
bet uno cine Sbtpefer in Deutlblono.
ST tpuroe am Monta9e ouT Dem fatbolis
iben &ir6bofe berielbit beeroi9t piele
Gin9elpanoerte uno 9eborne Qmerifaner
fol9ten bet eei6e, uno erboben cine Gol=
lefte, Tim bic Soften BET &erple9un9 unb
Seeroi9un9 oe6 l1n9litflicben 5u beitrei=
ten. Srei 2anosleute oeifelben noren ouGb
70 meni6enfreunoli0 9etpeen, iib Die oan=
Sc Belt iiber ouf ei9ene So lten bier ouf:
5ubalten uno Jpn perpfe9en gu bel fen :;
auberoem botten iie feline 9ofa9e BON &C.
yorf aus fit Jpn ou69ele9t.
&hlaf fanft in bieIem fremoen Qanoe,
Slatb Nbcritanp'ncr icbperrr pein;
SerleB'tt tabeim 5per tbeure Sanpe,
Sctb Sruoerliebe pfe9te cein.
limo trlttlt bn in bas brfre seben,
$50 llebe gltern ldebsIn olr;
90 mf9 hitb bcr &epanf' umfbweben,
Da6 pu AUDI $iebe fanSelt bier!
spenn. ct. St9.
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pittsbur9, bsn so. 2(uauIt.

pittsburs, Den so. 2tu9ulE.
2(m teeteu Wontaa yta6mittoe fano
Dor Dem Wavor bon 9ittsbur9 ba5 @er-
b0r oes @eore Quinn. tpelber Den 36ltner,
6rn. Sobn Nnoarion an Der obern 8rGde
bon 2tQeobenp in pori0er 8obe erffoben,
itatt. No6 Dem &erb6r poro ct form
ltb auf Die nGbfe Griminole ourt tiber-
pielen uno pieoer in'6 @efdn9niB Sc.
bra6t. Seine Nu6iaoe lautete foloenOer
maBen:
,,Qm Samita9 2(beno Dor Dem perbdno.
niBuo(len Wonta9 2(beno. an tpelbem
6r. Nnoerfon eet0otet poroen, 9iene ib
iiber Die obere 2(ue9benp Sriide, ol5 ein
iun9er Monn MIDI anbelt uno MIDI our
3ablune ouforoerte uno io9te, baB lpenn
itb ncbt Sablte. idb oub ni6t biniiber-
oeben IoQte-oos itb nitbt 70 arm tpdre,
um nibt meni9tenS Gent6 be5oblen ;u
f6nnen. SD erlpieoerte ibm. ib CLAUDE
nicbt - oob ib i'm Geeentbeil 3 Gents
bGtte uno nob wet mebr. ST. nannte
MIDI einen Ueroammten, unoerI6dmten
Giel, fobte MIDI beim &ra9en uno RIP
mid berum. Sb fo9te ibm. bob nenn
Der 9roBe 0uno ni6t mare. wdrbe id oaS
nitbt rubi9 nit anleben, ODER ettpa5 Der
Nrt. Damn beete ct mid NIT Dem Sunb
un9efabr 100 Sbritte meg. uno ieb eiene
meiner @e9e. SD orobte ibm nibt. DAP,
tpenn ct MIDI bsim ndbifen Sindbereeben
onbielte. ib einen BON ibnen Den 9eib ouf
fblieen ptiroe. oOer etwos dbnlibes-
ib mabte gar feline Orobune. Sie
batten mid nibt 5upor I'm 3oa eefra9t,
tpenieitens mebrere Monate lang. Sb
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oen9 oft biniiber, ober nibt re9elmd69.
@dbreno WOnaten Dor oieIem Somitae
Ibeno. .ib CLAUDE oae es 70 lanee mar, tpar
i6 blnliber 9e9an9en, obne Su besoblen,
uno iie foroerten MIDI nibt aur Sesablun9
ouf. I'm Monta9 Hobmitta8 Den 10.
oieies, lpar ib in allegheny we9en zines
fleinen Gefbdft5, trof NIT mebreren Ses
fannten 5uiammen uno tranf init Oieien
einioe @ldBer 2iqu6r. Da ib 6 Boben
6upor nidt5 9etruneen bate. 70 lpirfte er
lebr ffart ouf MIDI Elm. Qls ib am Nbeno
iiber Die SrIdc fam, bate ib 2 Gents
in meiner Soono. um ite 6rn. 2(noerion
Su 9eben, foQ5 ct MIDI borum fro9te.
gfo6Oem ib un9ef6br 2 Sbritte Dor oer
Sfft5 portiber mar Fam Or. 2(noerion Sur
Sbure uno rief mir 5u meinen Sou Su
Soblen. SD wayf Die 2 Gent5 su leinen
SG6en ouf Den Sooen. Noboem i6 oies
9etbon, perfolote ct mid nit ieinem 6uno.
uno noboem ct mid cine 3eitlon9 per=
fol9t bate. btCfte i6 MIDI, etlpas auf;us
beben, um natb Dem 0unOe Su werfen.
0r. Qnberlon DoIte MIDI Oa Elm, faBte MIDI
bel Oer &ebe an oer linfen Sete uno CAB
mir msbrere Sb!G8e nit Der Sault an
&opf uno 6al6. ST ibleifte MIDI cine
Strecfe ouf Dem Sooen. Die S6ldoe.
Die ib erbolten. fommt Dem eiqu0r ben
| ib oetrunfen, motbten MIDI be0nnuoslos,
70 oa5 itb MIDI nibt mebr oeIfen erinnere,
mas iib bierauf 5u9etra9en. SD CLAUDE.
ib bate fsin Wefer bel mir, ober ieb bin
oehen nibt 8epiB. SD fGbre Elm 9etp6bn.
licDe6 Wefer bel mir. um meine Speiien
su efen, penn i1 an Der Nrbeit bin.
Stb wor ienen Sag ni6t an Der 2(rbeit
mag e6 ober bod in meiner Saibe 9ebobt
baben. Do5 Wsfier. melbes ib in mel.
net Soitbe fibre, bat einen brounen GrifT.
SD bate ME Elm Meher ir9eno elmer Qrt
orer einen Dol6 in Doiett's. SD erin=
mere mid nidbt, 6rn. Nnoerlon oefblaeen
ODER oeito5en su boben. SD speib ni6t.
mann ib 9efon8en tpuroe, nod no, nob
BON ,pem. 6r. 0(noerion uno oer 6uno
uerfol9ten mid bic Strobe binauf, pelebe
Don oer Sraae notb Der pennFra6e fibrt.
SD erinnere MIDI oe6en nibt, pa5 iib
erei9nete, noboem 9r. Qnoerion MIDI an
Der @ur9el fo6te. MIDI i6lu8 ODER i6leif=
te, uno fam ni6t gang su meiner Seiin=
nuna bic icb MIDI nd6fen Gags in meiner
Belle i'm @efdn9ni6 fono. SD erinnere
MIDI nidt, 2(noerfon oeito6en su boben.
SD fenne Den Seomten nicbt, Dem ib
men 8elo in ber Mapor's Sffis CAB.
Sb bate IL Sboler bel mir sur 3eit oes
Streite6. Sb srinnere MIDI niebt. in 2(ns
oerion'5 SouIe um einen Srunf 8aher
9ebeten 5u baben. (Sr. Sreuno.)
@eoree Quinn.
60
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bnst. SIR ftir;srs Ssit ais Monat wirb fei
iidltdnps abbe;ablt iperpen. Ssfanntnadur
bic Yoit ODER Srd9cr auf Soften Der llnterlcb
9enonnt, belpobnt iino ; no6 .peni9ere az
bet wii1en, no0 lpeIben @runo Ideen iie
lib ein9ericDtet nno pel6en @rfol9 ibre
Seitrebun9en 9eDabt baben.
8or un9efdbr so Sobren fieoelte ftb
cine 6onopoQ Wdnncr uno 9Seiber, Nab=
fol9er BON lnna Gee, in gteuzeibanon, sc.
yorf, an, pelbe6 bamol6 no0 cine pollz
fommene 8ilcniB mar. sic tporen 9ren=
5enlo6 arm uno perfol9t BON oenen, Die
onOerer 8eli9ion6meinun9 poren, ftro6t
ibre ieitberi9e Geibi6te bon unerb6rter
@rauiamfeit, Die iie oQer WenIbliebfeit
uno Geli9ion ent9e9en erouloen muBten.
2(ber al oieier Seioen uno &erfol9un9en
un9eobtet, nobmen lte an Gei6tDum, IN:
ieben uno 2(n5abl 5u. Sn g2eu.9ibanon
perOen 9e9enwdrti9 600 Somlien 9e:
6dbl, ouf bic Ser. Staaten lperoen un9e.
fGbr 5000 Wit9lieoer 9erebnet. Die
@eielli1oft in gteusGibanon beltet Spi=
I0en g. 1000 2(der eanb, pom beiten
i'm Stoot geeu Worf. Sie boben iiber
100 9roBe iteinerne, boditeinerne unb b0l:
6erne 2trbeit6DGuier, wopon bic meiften
iebr 9elcbmodpoQ ein9eri6tet fino. Sic
beiieen Mo1Dinerl Mablz unb SG9emiib.
len, cine @erberei, 8erfitdtten oQer Dr.
ten, cine 9robe STRIDE, Die iiber $2S, 900
foitet, cine 9roBe Mlen9e Do9it bequem
ein9eribteter 8obnbGuler, 9roBe &rdu=
ter Semitic uno Sbit9drten, Die nit piel
@ei6maf uno Sronun9 on9ele9t lino.
Sang fiir5li6 erbauten ite cine S6eus
ct, bic 40 SUP lang, orei Stofperfe bod
uno 70 ein9eri0tet 1T, UNI 80 Stdcf Sieb
bequem italIen gu fGnnen.
Sa6 erte Stodpsrf 1T bon iotioem
Stein, pelber po6 Sieb par &dlte ibGs,
uno Die Staue iino 70 ein9eribtet, oab oo6
Sieb oDne NGbe uno obne 3erftreuun9
oe6 Suffers 9eflittert peroen fann. 0o6
Gano uno loniti9e6 @i9entbum, oas iie be-
ieen, foitete ibnen an 2(rbet uno @elo
nibt neni9er ol6 $5OO,OOO. 2(Q Die Ier
&eibtbum lit bic Sol9e bon Sleib uno
Sporiomfeit. Sbre eeben6re9el, Die fie
in alien @el0aften befol9en, 1T: 9ti6t6
5ur S0ou, 2(Qe6 gum Otueen. Sbre
bGu6Ii6en ginricbtun9en 5ei9en, ooB ite
bon oieiem 8runoioge 9eletet iino, olle6
po6 sur Grlpornib bon Irbeit, 5ur Sef0rz
peru9 oer Seba9li0feit, 5ur Grboltun9
bon &einliOfeit Oienen fam, 1T ftren9e
BON ieoem Mit9lieoe beocbtet; benn ite
bolten Den ,@runoiae feft, lpenn Der 9eiitiz
sc Menib rein iei, 70 1T e5 oer duBere
oub, uno ooB Sbmue uno llnreinli6feit
hdb itet5 i'm @efol9e bon Goftern uno
Nu6l6peifun9en befinoen. Seoer unpor:
teiiIbe Monn miro iib bel ibnen iibsr5eu=
gen, bob fe Elm bGOit 9elpifienbofte6 uno
ernite5 Solf iino, oo6 ourb Seme99rinz
be b0berer uno beili9erer 2(rt 9eleitet 1T,
ais bic iino, tpel0e Die 8elt re9ieren. -
Sbr Saupt9runofos 1T SeIbFperleu9=
nun9, cine &reu5i9un9 in oieler 8ett uno
all iDrer Cuff uno Sreuoen, uno bo6 be-
baupten fie, DAP ite ii6 beS b0biten Sra
pe6 bon Slid leli9feit erfreuen.
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Ole Serren 6 Ia y uno . 0 lf
in brer Seimatb. Sapette SO.
in &entudp. bat in oieiem CONNER cine
or0bere S8bi9 Mebrbeit 9eeeben, ol5 au
ir9eno elmer Seit, felt 6err Slap i'm Sabre
1889 Gonoioot fir Die prdfoentibaft
9espeien. Serr polf bat oaeeeen i'm Ser=
laufe Der lesen 4 Sabre, in f. inem
taate, uno feinem Gountp.
ia fo9ar n Dem s un b ip.
/ II 10 e dn m ct 10 bn t. 3tpei to.
tale Nieoerlaoen crlitten. QSie fam man
perlonoeu, oob oieieni9en fiir 6errn polf
itimmen, neltbe ibn ni6t fennen. bo io9ar
feline nG6iten Stodbbarn ibm Den Sribut
ibrer Q6tune am Stimmfaiten peria9tens
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Sin pornebmer Seiucb in Sarotosa -
-Gine fb6ne, lebenswdrbi9e "gtotlpe"
bat i'm Sabe gu Saroto9a ibr Gritbeinen
sen,abt, uno iit nun oaielbft bet Mittels
Sunft Der pornebmen @elt. Sic ift fei=
ne @erineere als Die Slitbte bes berdbm=
ten Snoianer Sdupttin9S S cbn 81 o 8
pom Stamme oer Gberofees. Sic 1T et=
,pa 16 Sabre alt uno elm Muiter BON
@rasie, Glesons, Neinbeit uno iunsfrdus
lider 8eIbeioenbeit.
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Die penieffen unierer Sc ier tpltlen, ooB
es atpei Stdot6en unter obi9en gtamen
9ibt, Die bon einem 86lf6en, S9afers
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r OSE oTN r. M E N T,
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RINewoRMs, rrmrLEs ON THE FACE, AND orrI

RINGwoRMs, rIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEous ERuPrIoNs.
OF Tie foHoUirg certificate describes one ofthc
mast ertrGor6inGry cures erer Effected by any
application.
PmLApE1PuIA, February 10, 1898.
FOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TETTEn on the Face and Head the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896, VARYING in vio-
lencc, but without ever disappearing. During most
OF the time, great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent Itch
ing; my head swel'cd al times until it felt as if it
would hurst-thc swelling was great, that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, | used great
many az plications, (among them several celebrated
prepaIations) as W II as taking inward remedies,
including number othntes of SWnim'S Pdnuced.
ErirGcf Of SGrSGp0riiin, &C. In fact it would he
impossible to cnumcIate all the medicines | used.
| was also under the care of two of the most dis
tnguished physicians Of this city, hut without re-
Ceving much benefit, and ! drsparcd Of ever being
cured In the fill OF 1896, The disease at the time
being very violent | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (preparrd bv Vaughan tS Dayis.) In
a few applications the violent itching ceased, the
swelling ahard, the eruption began to disappear,
and before had used jar the disease was entirely
cured IL has now been nearly year and half
since, and there is not vCstiGe of the disease
naming, except the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease II is impossible for me to describe
in certificate the severity Of the disease and my
suffering, but will he pleased to give fuller ac-
connt to ery person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the time commenced
using the Rose Ointment; / would have given hun.
dreds of dollars TO I've rid of tho disease. Since
sing il, have recommended it to several persons.
(amonG them my mother, who had the disease bad
ly IN her ! u hp W IA a 4 curpl bV IL
JAMES DURNELl., No. 1856, Race 81.
~ The Rose Ointment is prepared by l.. b..
Vaughan, Suu'h Fast corner of Third and Race
streets PhiIndtlphia, and sold on agency in Sunhu-
ry, 10y II. b. MASSER,
May lith, lsi3. Agcpt
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Auccdote OF Bernadotte.

At the breaking out of the revolution, in
l7S9, Bernadotte had recently been appointed
scrjeant by his captain. This captain, native
OF the same province as himself and who wish
ed hI'n well, had often reproved him for his
iondness for the revolutionary IDEAS which were
gradually gaining ground, assuring him that
they could rot lead to any good, and declaring
mat he was "une mauvaise tete," and in spite
OF his superior education aud requirements, he
would come TO nothing. When the troubles
actually commenced, and order and discipline
were banished from the army, several regi.
ments deposed their officers, or refused to obey
them, and elected others out of their midst
The regiment to which Bernadotte belonged
followed this example, arrested its colonel and
its officers, and unanimously chose Serjeant
Bernadotte for its commander. Having accep-
ted this new dignity he assembled the rerimen
aud thanked his comrades for tleir confidence,
OF which, he said, he felt and would prove him
self worthy. "Above ALL" he thus concluded
his speech, II must impress it upon you, that,
without discipline, no military body can subsst,
and if am to command you and to operate eff.
hcIcntly for your welfare, you mast promise me
absolute, implicit obedience" "That we will"
cried the men in one voice. alt follows, of
course, them" resumed the sercantcolonel,
"that whoever does not instantly obey my or.
ders shall be punished according to the laws of
war. Do you swear this !" ave swear il !"
responded the soldiers. Bernadote immediate
ly took a company, the one to which he belon-
gcd. and on which he could reckon implicitly,
put himself at its head led it to the prison, and
brought ont the officers, with whom he procee.
ded to the front Of the still assembled regiment.
"Soldiers," said he, taking the hand of the colo.
mel, "you have, Of your own accord, conferred
on me the command over you, and sworn ODE.
dence 10 me. | now command you 10 recog-
nize again your former colonel and officers
Let us not disgrace q good cause by rebellion
and disorder My command is at end re-
sign it TO our former chief" The latter, how.
ever, had seen too much, and was too well in
formed of what was going on in Paris, and
throughout all France, to accept the preferred
command again, He declined it, and with most
Of the officers, quilted the regiment, of which
Bcrnadotte then assumed the command. IN
process of time, when he came as Marshal of
France and Prince Of Ronte-Corvo to Ans 1ach,
he there met with his former captain, who had
emgrated aud made that place his residence.
He received him with great cordaity, offered
linn his services, invited him to his table, aud
introduced him to his officers as his old chicf,
by whom he had been made subaltern. "Vous
yoyez," said he to him smiling, "que, mnlgrc
ma mauvaisc tete, ct vos predictions, je mai pas
trop nal iait mon chemin."- ColJurU'S Ma.
ga-ine.
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Cure for the letter.

Obtain at druggists an ounce Of sulphurct
Of potash. BE careful to ask for this article pre-
cisoly. Put the sulphuret into n large glass
ipr, and pour on ita quart Of cold water Stop
it tightly, and leave it to dissolve. 1t may be
more convenient afterwards to transfer 1t to
smaller bottles. Care must be taken TO keep it
closely corked. Tous it, pour a little into a
cup, and dipping in soft sponge, bathe the e.
ruption with it five or SIX times day. Persist,
and, in most cases, it will soon effect a cure.
There is indeed no better remedy. Should
the letter re-appear in cold weather, immedi-
ately apply this solution, and it will again be
iounG etlicacious. A bath of sulphurct OF pot.
ash, made as above and frequently repeated,
has cured the etter in child after it had spread
all over the body.
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JOHN MONER, Tailor.
Walnut street, near Fourth, Reading.


Dourlassyillr, April 18th, 1919.
Mn. OAErTr My son Edmund Leaf had the
scroiula IN The most dreadful and distressing man
ner for three years. du ing which time he was de-
prirrd of the use Of his limits. biz head and neck
woIr covered with ulcers We tried all he differ.
eut remedies, hut to no effect, until recommended
hy DIR. johnson Of Nouistown. and also DIR, Isaac
Hicstcr, Of Reading IN use your Depuraivc syrup
of Satsaporlla, of which obtained several bottles,
the use of which dove tic dscasc Cniirtly out of
his sys'em the sore healed up, and the child was
restored to perfect health, which he has erjOyod
unlntcrruptedly slrcr, to the asst 'nshmcnt of
many Vclsnus who seen lin du ing bus affection.
have thought il my duty, and send you this cod.
fcatc that othe,s who have Ike alilicrion in the
family may know where TO obtain So valuable u
medicine Yours truly.
AMELIA d, LEAF.
Sent, f 1874
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CERTIFICATES or AGn1TCy.

For the sale of BraRdyeh's TCge'adkc Universal
PWy.
Northumberland county: Milton-Nackcy &
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Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
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ur BRANDRErH'S Mauuilciory at Sing Sing,
and upon which viii also be seen exact copies OF
the ne5o MJeS HOt0 used upon The Bya3drcH PH
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ASNExArroN,--Thc Baltimore Republican
relates the following, which actually took place
in that city, few days since;
"Well, mis-" said a Democrat to a
Wing lady, al suppose you have read both of
Sir. CIay's letters on the annexation ofTexas p
ayes, ! have"
"As | heard you profess yourself delighted
with his first letter, what do you now say,--arc
YOU in favor Of annerafion ,"
"Personoiiy have no objections"
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MODEST You've GENTLEMAN.--A gentleman
aIvertises in a New York paper for board in a
quiet genteel family, where there are two OF
three beautiful and accomplished young ladies
and where bis society "wii be deemed a suii
cient compensation for board, lodging, washing
and other ct ceteras,"
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Rose ointment, for Tctter.
A PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY.

PHILAuLLPHIA, May 2Uh, 1899.
THIS i to certify that was severely afflicted
L with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
OF forty years; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching aud swelling. | applied to 4
number of ply sictans, aud used great many nppil
ca ions without rileCliug a cure. Ahuut y ar
since applied the Rose Ointment which entirely
stopped The itching, and few applications Immell.
atty cured the disease, which there has been 10
return Of although | had never been rid of il At
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruc" Street.
G-t The Rose Ointment is prepared by l.. B.
Vaughan. : ruih East corner Of Third and Race
Streets ihiIadelj hIa aud Sold on agency w Suuhu-
~ by II. B. MASSER,
MAY lith, lSA3. IEe4t.