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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

the 9th ult. Mr. ROBERT


In this place, on the 9th ult. Mr.. ROBERT
HAY s, aged about 25
In this County, on the 27ih nit, ALBERT
NORM ENT, son Of William 5. Norment, aged
about 81
In this County on the 23i ult., WI. AL
EXANDER, Esq, after tedious Illness OF more
than years. in the s0th year of his age. lie
was, though youth of sixteen, actively engaged
in the struggle for American independence -
+ lie was the Registration Meeklenburg county tor
near forty years For more than fifty y9ars he
had been an upright and consistent member of
the Presbyterian Church, and bore his long and
painful illness which terminated his earthly ca
teer with that fortitude, and died in that sweet
calm composure which mark the character OF the
true christian. lie was always esteemed an up
right honest man in all his dealings; was an af-
fectionate husband and father, and uscia member
Of society in all the relations Of life. He has
left fourteen children eleven of whom followed
him to the grave TO mourn their sad bereavement
but they mourn not without well founded
hope that their deceased parent after a long pit
erimage amid the troubled scenes Of this life, IS
now al rest where pain and scl9ow is no more
iCoHNUSlCATED
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=
| .ooil that threaten to oyerwhclm them,
h., the Captain was not there. When
arrived, VIC found they had already
',,ened and closed doors. How this boz
| 4 was organized Is still somewhat iuvolv-
i i mystery. IioysveF, IS is customa-
H. / understand they appointed Chair
,an bu, dispensed with the Office Of Sc.
erelary. Their first resolution, If we MAJ
sadpe from external appearances, was 10
end for Jug Of whiskey. jug did say J
was wrong, for il was brought in huge
coase pot. Then were the weak literally
made strong. Then they were enabled
"a enter into " laundering resolutions"
,nd perform deeds beiure unheard OF IN
,be political word. Nothing was then SO
extensive that 1t could not be grasped, or
81 nro(ound that il could not be compIe-
bended b. their expanded minds. Under
s,ch circumstances we could not wonder
that business was executed with despatch.
The dcar was even opened, and some of
thes, emerged. A part being ashamed TO
make their appearance, absconded through
,be back door. When one Of them was
inenogaled thus, "What we're you dong
in there Mr.. -" assuming what little
dignity Of which he was master, answered,
"Why, sir, We were making President. I"
And that was all the information we could
obtain, except, what is ofi.dnorimportance,
thai they had nominated and uaqaimou.iy
elected Burton Craige, Esq, to represent
this District in The National Democratic
Convention. During the late political con-
tests. have attended numerous CcnveG-
ioas Of both parties, but have never wit.
messed or ever heard Of such failure. -.
What can The Democrats Of North Caro-.
Ina anticipate, when, in one Of their strong
est counties, within twenty miles OF the
residence Of his rohld.be Erceileary, hay-
ng iudgstrlously circulated weeks previous
aal he would address their meeting, with
al these advantages, they were able to
collect but four or hve men. One of the
number possessing little more philosophy
taa BIS ncIghbors, BY way Of consoling
himself afer their meagre Convention had
adjourned, said to a more aged and lnilu-
cl'al friend, "Wcll, have rode twenty
mile, to-day and think tina, will prove that
! an faithful Democrat" Tie was Ger.
,aluly right, and deserves much al the
hands Of ms party for such great sacrifices,
From the little | know about him, | think
that ! can safely recommend him to tho
consideration Of hts pafiy,as cac that sal
do any hing they may tell him. | under.
stand That hc holds little Office already
tl! so much rublic devotion should alwbys
be rewarded, as an encouragement TO 9th.
crporscering youth. Therefore hope
he mas be promoted the first opportunity.
We may expect glowing description
cf this cofte pr Convention in tho next
lciiersonan. VIII Mr., Craige accep, an
appointment, from such body : If he car
claim ono particle Of tina, spirit which, &C.
corlu. % Lnng,nus, makes a man " mag,
uluimals he will certainly show that
-,n,cmp. lor their Convention which Il 50
aca., deserves. W.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

Tho y York papers state that a man By the
name Of F5hcr. an Austrian by birth, has lnsen.
tod taking macIiae. This is effected by ma
chincry operating upon 10 KEYS each represent
inq a particular sound. A Turks head, with
turban and long beard, faces the spectator and
tho words arc uttered by movements Of the lips,
thc tongue, tho palate, and all the ar,cnlata or.
gans, precisely as in the living person, Tho
Editor Of the Courier heard the Turk rccile the
ALPHABET, counted fi0y, gave the Latin titles Of
SEVERAL European monarchs, held an edlfypg
conversation about the weather, sang German
song AID babe him good day ia very courteous
phrase. lie was fourteen years ~ consiruetmg
tho machine
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

Or, Patterson, tho Director Of the Mint al
Philadelphia says =" The Whole coinage IN tho T.
states during the pAsi year amounts TO within a
small fraction 81 $4,000. 9o0--and exceeded BY
more than ehalf, that Of cry former year, o.
this eo.uace moro than $ 1000 Is gold--cx
ceediug by nearly 100000 that Of tho SIX pre-.
ooci,ug yeau" The co.psgs at the branch
MIN, IN this pace Tor ,ia past year has amounted
10 s2s7 .ooo, being ovor $4,000, more than any
previous year since establishment OF the Mint.
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~ The Eiilor o. lie FayoIieyII7c %

Ca The Editor Of the Fayetteville Oh.
server states that while il Wilmington a
shor, time ago, gentleman who owed him
$50, aud vino had awaited himself Of the
Bankrupt law, came forward aud paid him.
This Is not the onIy instance. We know
Of ono or two gentlemen here, in like cir
camstances, whohaye paid several hundred
dollars, and it's The way that every homes,
man Will act, Tor The Bankrupt act does
not ounul the moral obligation 10 pay what
Is Justly due from us to another
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nIATn on JUICE CASTOR.

Il j. allh deep regret we have 20 an.
rYaa5o ho sudden death II Judge Castor.
He died at Rtlcigh on toe 23l uIt. where
he was attending to hs duties as one &c lhe
Judges Of ,bc supreme Court. Truly
death loves shining mark, and a
Brighter one could not be found 10 the
State. announcing this melancholy &C
uucnce, the Register Of the 2elh uIlmo,
makes tbc following remarks;
an fhc midst Of life rre are in death"
We have never been called TO the per.
iaunnce Of more painful duty, than falls
10 our lot N announcing the sudden death
Of the lion. WILLIAM CASTOR, which
occurred IN this Cily on Tuesday last
lie was in Tie enjoyment II his usual health
the morning Of that day, and took his scat
upon the Bench Of the Supreme Court,
noW N session N the Capitol. lie was
taken suddenly III, and removed to the
house Of Mrs. Taylor,. buI improved SO
much during the day a. 20 remove all APP
prehcnsi0us Of danger. About : O'clock
N the evening, while engaged IN earnest
conversation With the Governor, Judge
Ruilin, sud some other friends, he com.
planned Of sudden return Of the attack,
lell hack and expired without a struggle.
This affecting dlspensaton Of Prov,
dence IS yet too recent, TO be fully reallz.
ed and the feeling Of gloom which per.
Yades our community, IS rather the sldPor
consequent upon sudden and underlined ca.
lamty, than the calm aud lasting greet
which succeeds an irrcparablo loss. lris
be g.Ro injustice TO the living 10 mourn
vbo.c AN It VIC mourn them as those
- WY &, soon be filled again:
ahu VINO m1y estimate tnG >.ss ,,b,cb b.s
oeen sustained in this sudden bcrca, -,
We would not inru1o our sympathics Up
on those whose grief is too sacred for hui.
man consolation but there is public loss,
~h'eh We share equally with every citizen
% Inc State. For forty years he has
oceh Inc ornamon, Of his profession the
laol Of bis fricnds--the admiration of all
VINO knew him. The able iurist, the up.
fIghi Judge, the elegant aud accomplished
scholar, the urbane and polished gentle.
man, the meek and dgoifed christian, he
mas gone down from among US like the sun
o. sea, leaving the brightness Of his noon
uao splendor 10 be equalled only by the
'allder radiance which shall linger and
pay like a halo Of beauty around his me-
mory.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

qT.The Charleston Coudor Of the 9th ult
sta,rs that Il has received the address Of Mr.
Calhoun to his political friends and supporters
Mr. Calhoun expresses IN decided terms his de
termination not to allow his name 10 be brought
before the Democratic Convention which will
assemble in Baltimore Ia May next, constituted
IS It is now apparent this Convention must be
aud gives he rcasous At length tor adopting this
course.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, on the 18th ult. after the
presentation OF a number Of memorials and
petitions, the Senate proceeded TO the con.
slderatlon Of Executive business, and after
remaining therein for some time, il adj
journed to Monday the 10Th.
In the Senate, on the 18th, no business
oil Importance was transacted.
In the Senate, on The | 9th, the President
laid before that body Statement, from the
Secretary Of the Treasury, in compliance
with resolution Of the 18th December,
exhibiting the valnc of imports and exports
during the year ending Both September
lsl3--
Value Of imports free Of duty Si0,470,96l
Value OF imports paying duty 1872 80
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
LATE EnRi.IGN NEWS.

By the arrival Of the Britannia at Boston on
the ? 'th alt. london aud Liverpool papors have
been received 70 tie l,h No news Of inlcres,
had boon received. Tie cotton trade had opon.
ed in spirited manner and had advanced 81
per pound and the rnatke, prcsenls firm and
healthy appearance. The trial Of O'Conncl aud
others was to take place on tho 18th. Every
preparation was making on both sides.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
TlrT WF\TurR

Stree our last, We have bad quite a
change 10 tie weather, aud winter came
upon almost unloukcd for, and even 10
Che mormon! Of p nuIus this item the earth
Is wrapped Ia hls "ieS eha,us.n IL has
Afforded a fine opportunity io' filing /, e.
houses aud the amusement Of skalug. On
Sunday sc bad light lall Of SNOW, aud
ihc prospect now Is Thursday morning.
th4l We shall have another before night.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
DEATH on sEN AroR roRrER.

Tie N. o. Picayune announces the death Of
Judge Porter. lie died on the 9th ult. His
death will be deplored, for he was an upright
Judge and an eminent Senator and Statesman !;
and no man was more sincerely devoted to the
bes! interests Of the country.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
COLUMBlA-JANUARY "a.


COTTON.--Since our report last week there
has been a slight decline in the malEe., owing
to udyices from the other side of the water. We
therefore reduce our quotations to 81 81 cents,
extremes There is hardly enough, however.
coming into market to test the price.
In the hurry Of preparing our report last week
omitted to say, in probable estimate of
deficiency of $4,000 bales, that this deficiency
applied TO the States of South Carolina and
Georgia. Chronicle
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W a SERIOUS accident AcleII lhe Whlgs ]

Va A serious accident Lclell the Wings
Of Richmond ON the evening Of the 18th nit.
They had erected for their accommoda.
tlpn house for the purpose of holding the
meetings Of the Clay Club, which was
about 20 or 80 feet high. On the evening
of the accident il was about to be finished
and number Of persons had assembled to
aid and had collected on the ridge pole,
and just as an individual was taking off his
hat 10 address those present, large por-
ton OF the roof ieii in, precipita;ing the
whole crowd Of persons TO the floor, dis.
lance Of some 20 feet. This accident Of
course, caused great CONSERVATION. A
number of persons were injured aud one
individual has died from the injury sus-
tanned, leaving a family in slender crcum-
stances. The Democrats held a meeting
on Friday night after the accident, when
it was resolved that they would assist the
Wing sufferers by the fall Of the Club
House. The gentlemen who introduced
the resolution, Mr.. Samuel II. Denoon, led
the way by laying down $50. The Ed.
tors Of tie Wing say, that while we ex.
press our sense Of the muniGcence Of one
man, we do not mean to be unjust to tie
rest. Our brethren have acted like men
aud the Editors return their acknowledge
menls in the name Of the Wing party.
vs. 4 friend has seat us the first No. o.
Gen. Duff Green's new paper 1t is sly lee
the " Republic" and the Editor says tina
( it will be, as far as it is possible for pres
to be, free and independent. We copy
from it the following extract Of letteI
I froma well informed centlemaninN Virginia
81 regard The Republic as in imminent peril
Mr.. Van Buren, and his pariizans are break nj
down the party Is certainly and as rapidly as 1t
worst cnemiss could desire II he be tho candi
I date. we viii be assnrcdly beaten Virginia her
self will GO for Clay beyond 81 doubt, Alroad
has Rtehic and his selfish adhoronts neulrollze
more votes than would be necessary to defeat Nj
Van Buren,, We only carried the State in Isl
by meagro majority and never yet saw or hear
Of a single man iu the State who voted the fede
raj ticket there. wi.o will not do 30 at the mex
election; whoroas know many who then vote
car Mr. Van IHrru "A he will pttV rutr for. CI1F
aud still more who val not vote al al n NJ
mind, there - nothing ia he future rFo,e CERTAIN
than ire siectioa Of clay y an BDTen Be "a
rnudfigfs m sUnsgIffgu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

IN The Members Of the Neck
~ 80 lcnburg Washingtonian Tempe.
S@iJpzs-S rance Society, who desire TO see
- the Society revived, and all 9th.
citizens feeling interest in tho cause, are re-
q1csicd to meet in the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday evening next, at the ringing of the bell
SEVERAL WASHlNGTONIANS.
Feb. !, 1874.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

gpThc Governor has summoned the
Council Of State to attend on the l2th To-
slant, to appoint members Of the Board OF
Internal Improvement, and also Judge
,f he Supreme Court, to fill the vacancy
occasIo'"I by the death OF Judge Castor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
The Markets.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a.
REMARKS

There has not been much COTTON in mar
kot since our last paper, and the principal sales
were al So TO 81 until to-day, IN consequence OF
a decline in the New \ ork market, prices have
given way, and the sales are al to o3,-very
little at the latter price. No change in other
Produce Observer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

~ Mr., Clay, IN repiy N an invitation from the
Clay Club OF Montgomery, Ala states that he
will leave New Orleans about the 18th of Febru.
ary for Mobile, where ho will remain IA Few days,
and will leave that city about tho LIST of Mtrch
for Montgomery where he will be happy to meet
any of his friends.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

n w report has been circulated that Mr. Van
Suten has Withdrawn from the list of candidates
wi INC Presidency. The Richmond Enquirer
'ays there Is not word Of truth in the rumor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02

CO. Green Peas, Tomatoes, and other
vegetables were for sale in the Charleston
market.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-02
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTECE.
A III. persons owing the estate Of Margaret
IA Smith, deed. are hereby notified TO pay tho
same, and all persons having any claims against
said estate hereby notified TO present The same
Only authenticated within the time prescribed by
law, this notice will be plead in bar of their re.
coyery.
L. w. ALLISON, Adar.
Jan. 25, 1874 100
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Domestic produce, sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
Or. Dresback, KuhH Il PRIV
or's Dyspepffc Cordial

For DysPspsia. SICK Kl56dacks, Rieuma.
fisn, Sc. &c. &c.
VIE Proprietor o. Ills preparation deems i,
proper 70 premHe that nothing Is farther
IRON MS purpose thzh 10 Offer i; 10 The public a
universal usdic5he, Or cure-alL It's adapted
% lev diseassR only, for which it Is confident.
= Ieeommen9ed as one Of TIE most Agreeable
e ven as most certain remedies which have Il
any time Claimed public attention.
an Rfr1 aheallhy tore loIshe stomach. in
proves me appetite when inpaiFeh, and promotes
'ne 11gestioD--it scothes and ttanoQilizes The
neIfeus system. when excited CT disturbed. pro-
1Tees eheerfnlness Of spirits, Win feelinrs Of
senerai co Mort and salisfactionA
10 the following diseases II islrecomraended
msdy.
Dyspepsia, sick or nervous headaehe. cholic.
cramp or spssm IN the stomach, ehoiera uaorbus
Mysteries and uersous diseases generslly. chron.
e disentery, disrrkosG or parging, sea sickness
ehoiefa lnlantum, rheumatism, chronic liver
con Piaints. female irregularities Of chronic
character, attended with cold feet, pain in the
pack, limbs, &C. II is also particularly recon.
ns nded 10 those who are suffering under debili-
W langnor, depression OF spirits, with irregular
OF defective appetite, restlessness al night, with
rnscund or disturbed sleep. 10 these cases the
cordial will be found an admirable remedy -
lis soothing and rennovating powers being De
eusiaTly adapted 70 such cases As a proven
i've OF ague and fever i is useful, and those who
reside IN neighborhOods where this disease pre-
vIaiis, would dowell 10 tkke it once or twice
day during the sea sesson.
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CRalMP cHnLIn

Mr.. Herstons- wife. a few weeks arc
had violent attack Of cramp eholic. she
thought she would have died. was alarmed.
10 tho description given Of your medicine.
named Drs. Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryor,s Dys,
pePtic Cordial, found it highly recommended
Tor chelie, spasms, or cramp in the stomach
u justly sustained its character in nv wife,s
case The attack commenced about dsy. light !:
fortunately The cordial was in the se-sjiiir9
on the side Of the bed she took few swallows
from the bottle, would not wait for pouring
oDt) walked across the room, sat down in q
chair, and in few minutes was perfectly r..
Ieyed. JACOB KESSLRR.
S5-.Nons genuine ,rih0al the signature Of he
Proprietor. c. Hersisns
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Iron fle somerYlile IN. sJ.l Whir j

Some time al1ce called upon Mr.. p. Mss0n,
Of Somerville, fpr DE-. JayReis celebrated Hair
Tonic, 10 restore my hair which was then Alt
ing ofdaily. | procured one bottle, and apr8ied
IFS contents aecofdingto the directions. When
the bottle waslexhsustef, ! discovered to smy
great surprise and satisfaction, that The yong
Hair was stsrsing handsomely; Therefore Enr-
chased another, and soon till ! had used tLsee
bottles, and naw, as Compensation, my haitltis
is thick as ever.
And what il mole shrprising, my bald,.ess
was not occasibned by sickness; in which rase
there is greater hope of reslorstion--but Fas
hereditary. jIKs. o RacrRs, Methadisi Min
ister, Mount H0teb, Somerset CO., Nh
Jayna's Tonic Fermifuge. ii safe and pleasant
remedy for worms Dyspepsia, Weakness. Joss
Of appetiie,a and for intefmiltafA fever, and Asus
and Fever.
Jayns's csr4ainative Baisam. 4 acertsin, safe
and elfsesaal cPsrefor Dysentery, Diarrhe CO
lera Morbus ,Samnner complaint. cholic. GriEsng
Pains, Sour Stomarh, sick and nervousFiead-
ache, Heartburn, watsfhrash. Pain OF sickssss
OF the Stomach. and atIbowel affections.
JayneS ssnstiye, Piilsfor Liver com plant rlfs
pepsia, Rheumatism, diseases of the skin, ImSln
riiy tf the Blood, C1shvenessf Pains ia The
limbs, Bilious hieeiloTs, Female Diseases, md
for ell diseases where all aleraliFe cir Pergatsse
medicine MAJ be requifed.
Prepared only 81 Br b Jayne, no 90, Soesh
81 Street, PhiIAdelphia, where bis other vatsa-
bic rsmedsts fI5ay be bad and fcf sale b.
JOHN P BROWN, charIestowns
JOSEPH CROSBY, Marpers-Felfg
February I, 1e45.-+fv.
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AOO&, -, :
CHEAPER THaElIS ]
~aMTS 50 GExHRs


INHE undersigned respectfully Informs
1 - friends and customers that he Continue
al ms Old Stand, next door East OF Carter,s II )
Tel, where will be constantly kept on hand. o
made 70 order atthe shortest notice, every de
scrlption OF BOOTS and SHOES, Manufacture,
q the best materials, add b. experienced work
Ny prices will In no instance exceed those q
any other manufsctorJ 10 the pIace-nor inSeed
those sold in Stores. My Boots shall be manu-.
taeiured as cheapas the cheapest, and tbe ppb-
lie ma! rest assured that the work shall be dons
IN better manner and 81 as low prices a. the
homemade work sold in the stores
The LADIES are particularly invited 10 call
and examine a super loi or Mofncco IA. nd
Caifskin Shoes, which hare had recently man
utactnred by one Of the best workmen in the
country, and which win warrant 10 be equal
IN beauty and better made than those manufac
tured IL abe cities! will sell them at reduced
prices, as low as they can be had 10 the stores.
Having Just reesiyed from Baltimore a hi OF
Super Extra Morpcco, GENTLEMEN would
do well 10 call snd leave their measures. Tia
Morocco is Of quality nat cannot h hsd =, al
times. Call and examine Il 4
ttTould embrace this opportunpv az ,enser-
ng NV thanks 10 my friends end cus.o,os-s i,
Smhhfeld, aud would inform them thaif s.s;-r
continuing my visits 70 that place, for The pr.
pose Of taking MEASURES, on every Thurs
day. aud viii make q return on The week fol-
lowing The subscriber trusts that his patron
age will he increased. and sufficient encourages
mept afforded 70 cosnpeasaie'for the loss Of lime
sustained and the extra expense.
JOHN AVIS. Jr.
Z Charlestown. Anil 4. 1874.
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Af0RNER OF Mains and Potomac streets
~ IHar?ers-FerrE. has in Store, and for SALE
ii less than the usual Prices
3 hhds Prime Porto Rico Sugar
b5ls Linseed Oil
I tierce winter strained Sperm Oil A
900 oafs refined Loaf Sugar
1000 Ibs prime green R 10 Coffee.
600 lbs Colgate Rosin Sssp
Fancy Soap assorted in Boxes
1000 lbs Philadelphia Whie Lead
Is Chests and half Chests Tea
5000 Principe Segars
90 gross Matches
5000 lbs Bacon assorted
Dol Lard oil
9 bhI Spirits Tarpensine
July 25 1914.
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From lAeaReg. zaehariah u. rinn.,,.


HiI. y Hers'ons-Dear Sir-l willingly COM
~ WIN your request, TO furnish a statement OF
nJ esse n wren your medicine named DrS.
D'esoacn, NUM- 3 Pryors DysPeptic Cordial has
et. usea oy me with success. had been SUI.
es ior sN years under train Of symptoms
rsu % na.urs'ly denote The worst form Of Dys-
Pepssia,viz: A loss Of appetite, restlessbess Al
night, great debility, SC, in fact, my spirits
were quite gope down. Various medicines. a.
well as medical assistance had been tried. but All
failed. Your cordial as mentioned above has
completed cure; for twelve months past Ihaye
oeen' entirely free from that disease and ENJOY
better, health than ever expected.
In TlPPETT.
Leonardtown, 81. Mary's co.
Dec 20, 1912.