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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22

a CULINARY DgslpgsAruM -rhe an
Ies'ion OF chemistry to cookery in
fance has produced curious reiul
AMI one likely 10 be as usefu. as cur
Jus. n. MILO, Of the Academy OF SCI.
saees' has succeeded IN obtaining by
lisi'.auoa M a pure, colaross. anu
d31'l ir'm a.. the properties OF the yarl
Gus culinary vegetable, Thus he can
Pa' you up bottle Of carrots, parsnlps,
idfnIPs, or onlous, and you may carry
Il all over the world, certain Of having
With you the true flavor Of the yepe,a.
Die. \ table spoonf1lI S enough for
one pound Of meat. The secret lies IN
me mode Of dlsulIatIon, by winch The
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22
OPINION OF DIR. WATTS. -

OPlNlON OF DR.. WAITS Among
The accomplishments Of youth, there is
none preferable to deeen, and agree
able behaviour among men. modest
freedom Of speech, 4 soft and cleoan,
mancr Of address, a grcoful and lively
department, a cheerful gravity and
gool hanor, Win mind appearing ever
serene under the rulllng acciden of
human lie. Add TO this, a pleasing so.
'emnil} OF reverence when The discourse
turns upon any thing sacred and divine
IA becoming neglect Of lniuries, a ha-
tired of calumny and SANDER, a habit Of
speaking well Of Others, pleasing be
neEolence and readiness 10 do good to
mankind, special compassion 10 the
miserable, with an air and coun,enance
10 natural aud unaffected manner. ey
pressiYe Of all these cxeeI.en, qaaD,dca
tons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22

H~ In~rsI~ -r4# q Hr.rzs. .f .sHfa SO
.s# HrHs## .aa SECESSION = t####. = lI=#s.Hs= HI
#a T,ss ~ fT#. 4#. p ST. H.##n.. HHe Hay
..ss...s.a .aa feafsHe#H .' 81 lassefE ne s.
81. aihssf. ffssea.sa H.ef faHsfs 81 sa.Hca Isf-
men. 20 rs. afh.e 81 HsafY 'ezf' sefs Iess IS
..ae. fHf, of ne paf. III rfFEaH refused IN aP
grove fhsIr sseounf= sud proceeded i' ia's'tEaIs
.aslr cIaIn'. he uetsf HsslUs kn.wn surh mes e.
.fhze-. IL he departures. naf s,sf hang hsarI
.sa# fhrr ,,sfe ~ I'D hen p lie employment Of
he l,asetomrHt. 8, - he SurvefHt 3. ia '.aIef-
HeaJ and direct 81 ffr. rscefs gfh.n Hls ffs and
.a fepH# NrtAt iaIbs Gs.Ies.sf he nafass at sarf
INSPECTORS me, he a.ssai ln.m r. HeE.sri thrls
#UHf A. Ihe fffse Iefs.1s fsfrrI nffef prtHsffH-
- a#, H#.e# Haff fI.i. athref 'i s#arse arH#Hfr
sHHr payment sHa made a#r'.ra#a7 ~ iAt 81.
.raH#r Iaf iufsHnsH=a .H Has fftmf-ss
lie ~ informed adea.'t asi Ise appointment
aI r,s perssas ~ hF order 81 the late sfcfeIar,
p TO Ifc1sau. Mr. SPENCER 'haf hcy hsa hreH
pHsa.e.f ptll par. pt s,bat Ne ae 10 issm ir..a
Inc % ams. dat tarir aFlsaafn,af aa5 I.rga kept
ssefcf IS elIfe.- atsst 81 Mf >leHeet. 1iHa.a' b
communicated 8, Sir CafHs
j. sead seen t.at he tine 81 Mr. eearss ~a.
employed e3Itng h, turafa. gong 30 Waning
fHH auj feraIaHnr r,len.m generally Naelhcf
Hep a and II f.esmbe HaI Anything % 8a 20 M is
nsI kn5Ar
j. Wv 81 ihese facts Ire Ssaate sfil have fea-
saa 90 eaHsafnIats ihrm.sise. that iher Dad us
place on he bench aflhe supreme CONT man vho
cauid ibus ruaes.lf e,adc The hws winch he bad
sNarn IN support, and Nhl c1nffuue' 'uch pfaefcc.
~ Re b., nomination "a. bsiare thai hpdr.
NJ Spencer vii doubtless say that he Nas .au-
iAaf ze4 rs he Pre.lIsal 70 make ias sppfIutseu,s
- much iae satse. There va, no Tlrae "a 9be
dIeurs Nev iort Ppm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22

AN9iliER WITNESS AGAINST POLK Tile
Aa''a 'af Cub. Catusa county. as.emble.l ia
.ifns.a "n Inesda, evening At The Aare-a II 49,.
A'N''ha Aa'l. Their Head Qgaflef,. having hceo
''2"d 10 sinai 90 accommodate Tie number. " ho utiI
",n"- ''s'ihet wien the huge rounded
i"e meeting "ss dressed ~ Mr. Spencer Of 4 /.
many gen lemea Win. ~ 1910. was an able aud
n''hi'al .d''oae of the recollection of Xu Bnrrn
M ne could NOT. az a man al patriotism and sound
'eh'e 10 any hunger ch.incd 10 The Ffse Trad,
ieI'' Car 81 Pnlk anl he Ia, accordingly leA bi.
Oil a'see isIe.. AID Is doing ueh e,rr service
IN the oanse OF liarry CIaN--N ! TrIaH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22
Tit WEATHER \ NEw ORLEANS -

Til WEATHER y NAV ORLEANS Tho
Crescent CnY IT The slb In,i Say. i almost im
possible in eIni under the eucr,atns influence of
such rueceSiye heal as that ~ have eipetieuced
Tor HE aT tw2 or ihree day Every btly corr
plans OF II TIE nights even are - opp res,t,rl,
bot as almost preclude tho possibility of sleeping
Our city during the day feel, like furnace. anu
al n'ghI 1t resemble. the black hole of Calcutta
People may be seen rerpctually changing iher
fiaces IA order 10 find spme spot where refreshing
ar, Or col zephyr ma, be found In. general,
" useless Tor he bfsere dead, lie walls ate b.,
sag hot. aLd the sun Is IKE fue k,ng. roast ting
his subjects. We dad intend buying lhermomsief.
but wear afraid that the mercury would boil over.
and render the purchase entirely useless
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22

SILENT WEDDING a very interesting
eenmonY Wa, performed TIN. morning. al the Pre-,
byieran Church IN r. shih sfeet-formsrly m Mnr-
ray 'lteei-A ceremony interesting at all lines, hui
peculiarly ~ m the present irnn The physical
condition OF the parties most immedlsle concern
81. Ii was marriage. The Rev DR. McAuley
Ollie als1 large audience wa, present the IN.
jar portion ri It comprising The pupil. Of an honor ID
and most lhudshle educa tonal institution pertaining
10 our city The gtnom had been for some time a
monitor m iais tn.htuton-lhe hride for an equal
I or greater length OF time had held The re.pans b .
post of assistant malton Thus inmates Of on.
dwelling. and engaged IN the performance Of a.sim,
'iaIng duties. It Is no wander that they had become
acquainted each With the other. e.iimabe qualities,
md that a mutual affection prompted Them 10 link
ihett desnes 90 life together. YET we are assured
That word Of love MAS never uttered by has lgs or
sfeahed INTO her willing ear
Ana The sane reserve wa. nsni,sed hr them a.
The altar The, stood mate-lhe voice OF the clef.
eYman al ne was heard when the solemn VOWS Of
marriage we've exchanged
he parties were Nathan Mites Tpuen. Of Hun
tngdon. Long Island. and Mr.. Mary Emma Much.
ell' widow. u this ci'y-bnih deaf mule. Mr. Pee.
= The esteemed prlnc pal Of this restitution 10 which
they have f ,nme i'm. been stiaehed IN rptsi.d ~
slens between Them aud the clergyman: and he also
made The concluding prayer. IN the same volcel.n
but imperative language.
Al me close Of The eerempn, the happy coupl.
entered he o'tfag-. with The rroomsman and
httd-'@ah and proceeded 10 BROOKLYN. - her. the
wedding teas. was provided 81 the hnu,e o( friend.
and thence they h depart. by The three a.
lock Tram Tor Hnnnngdon where Mr. rau.n pos.
.ss'e' modest properly y. Y Com. ADJ
The Cincinnati AHA. /. not ai all .nrn,i.sJ a,
Mr. folks uniform votes IA Ccngre., against Nh.
revolutionary soldiers Thai p,pet lb,uk, HIN
very nearly IN the ptelicament Of a zealnu. I,c,
foro "a Penns, lyanis. VII. lev day. a., .e,,g
asked whether he VA. gong with III. WINS. p,
pied' No d-n tie Whr'' hev hung ny c1aadG.
tter" ne resllaiien -Lou,stHs yJau.al
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22

THE SPRINGS The population of Saralos,
o"'ns' increases very rapidly. The names of sew
P"} '""f guests appear upon the Regt,lef of he
N'itp Nf'rts Horn AZ arriving on rrIay. Th,
'N'oN h'lt Regsef showed the arrival of fil,y.tA.
s'e''' ana me Resr''efs ii me other Hotel. pr
''r. uale uum3ct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-22


A gentleman h.. pr5.,b,t,sy,gf. I,.frg,-srre,
would a., l,#.tfI gI.,,,.. f.-,I,,, .fbo
f.. aF,rIsd~I IN, sps,-sp.f,. the fs.Is,,4. =, t,.
proposition
.rh,t. -lhs YbIs.. y.i hafib.t N, Cav will
ia. l,.e.-sa ,Ie.l.Ilp,,.g.,i--anJ. lie 80
ea p7r.Hsr n lie ~Ial.' 4.I.rrs Ai, st- If ..rrs
ei ~, r4Hrerts he can rsf Zen. .f The ssfsr. f.,.
sf lr5tn 4as aaafts.I Io - IT. .a.4a4 d.l4r.-fr..
ICY sucked and d..s,ifea n.an, HanA Tire afIe.
may nam,
Wc.H5. n4l ~ aHa'I interested g. Gan. Iff .laHse T
nor do ~ aa..r,ve ri Asrinr bot .,hsa Ae -. a
80. ,.f.r,-t.t ,,-....u =. =. ,.-..... .t
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

| TnG pforlg Noyts9 Tho enthusiasm
laI tHa WIGS .a WMam Naw iarl h
10#IaIs.y unparalleled Woorwfag.f
spealal 20 eco such an UPRISING ol III.
people as No Witnessed In 1910. Bllar
excitement Of 40 Waa ~ tho ripping d.
q nvyIol compared with tbc lbupIen IL.
Niagara, 70 the deep, overwhelming 6nI
lasting enthusiasm which Ig now blal.ng
Jgaf the country. The iolom.tublu Wmw
II New York arc up III their mjpbD--
very mail romr7 lorta1 with accounts oTI
immense gatherings Of tho hardy yca
H8Bty ef fbe laa4 Lust month, s7.oJtI
Wigs mel In council al Syracuse e0goI
II Madison rounly--20OJ in Jefferson
10 uoi these spontaneous gatherings II
be paopIa Goresbalow TO The log0s rbah|
Inevitable doom}
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10
DONNELLA & RUDD
Tompkins' Bluff Sumpter County,

Tompkins Bluff Sumpter County.
Alabama, January A, 1843.
Dr. A. SPENCER:
DEAR SlR.--I wish you to forward me
large supply of your Pills; don't think
u EEL hundred boxes too large quantity
to send. | sold one hundred and sivty
OoXesln the last six months; they are the
most popular Pill in this place For
bilious complaints, sick headache dvs-
Popsi9' and such like diseases, thew are
considered almost an inlalI!blo remedy -
nave been agent Tor DR.. Peters Pill
ana formerly sold large amount yearly
pot | now sell three dozen oryo1r Pills
s " Que OF his, NY customers think them
s. superior ta-@ster's or any other Pills.
heSPec'iulIy yours; O. c. KELSEY
FrIce 20 cents per box. with all direc-
TONS. For sale by P. fl. ucGRAw and
w. IL. Fox, Agents, Natchez nj. Also
0y MckoWEN and BALLARD, Liberty MI
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

NE" York STATE CONFERENCE.-The
s mhlgs OF Ne" York are to hold great
Ssa'e convention a Syracuse on the lltb
= noz' month, for the purpose Of nomi-
aaang candidates for Governor, Lieu,en-
MI sl governor, thrty-six Presidential
yrs and four Canal Commissioners
!, ,,s .se'nenoo0s gathering of the people, in
y. "'B"' and majesty, may be expect.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE.
pI VIRTUE of a certain De
3 D Trust ovoo,,oJ - -, ~ ~

L pI VIRTUE of a certain Decd =,
hb Trust, executed 10 me by William
Montgomery, and Of record in Convey.
ance Book, Number Six, pages l83.
i64, 1855, executed on the fourteenth div
Ioi October, eIgh,cen hundred and fortv-
tWo, and recorded on the same dav IN
me Probate Clerks Office in Liberty,
Annie County, Mississippi, to secure the
payment OF certain debts therein men
uooed, | viii expose at public sale. 10
me highest bidder, for cash. at the door
OF the Court House, in the town Of
Liberty, Amite County, Mississippi,
o"hs EigAA dag Of January, 1916.
| he following described property, to.wit.
one negro man Jesse, and one neoro
woman Lydia, and girl Becca. One
S'rI caroline, one woman Creesev, ana
one boy EIIick and one woman UaIin.
la' one boy Nelson, and one woman
A'Sey' one boy Sam, one boy Henry
ana one boy Charles, and one woman
'ane' and one man Jack, and one how
ohh, aud one girl Amanda.
VIII convey 10 the purchaser, Or
purchasers, such title as was vesfe5 IN
ne Aforesaid William Montqomerv =,
ne Time OF his making the said Deed of
rust. D00o VI
M WlllFTINGTON, Trustee.
Liberty, Amite Co, Miss. {
JuIy 81 1914 90 , I
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

A Coon To4sT,-One Of the Boston
Grays. while at Baltimore, gave m eycaI'
tent ,ttoast.-Read, and see if it is not
he liIty-siX signers of the DecIara.
'!on OF Independence: the heaviest frlv-
So, = IN the word-aIl Europe could not
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

The Hon. SILAs WRlGHr, of New York
uecllnes the honor OF licking as the 10.
c g candidate for Governor Of tha,
S g lie IS too proud to play second
Iiuule 10 Polk, as Vice Presidential can
",uale, and too smart to run against Mil
LARD FILLMORE, for Governor. He saws
nc can conceive Of no circumstances
winch could induce him, now or hereac
. of' TO accept the station WHICH his friends
wish tothrust upon him.-srouc.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

PATRIOTISM IN A HuRRy.--" Mother ,,
sa'd an urchn, one day in Nav. " how
aohg Is 1t before the 4th of July ?" Six
weeks from Tomorrow" was the renItE
-" I'll be hanged if III wait!2 saws Boh.
I'VE me my crackers and hi fire ,em
now n'-Bost1a Bee ~ 1''
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

The Louisiana State Convention met
o" Monday last at jackson, No parlicu-
lars OF its organization have yet reached
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

Marion, Perry co. (AIa.9 June 3. 1843
\. SPENCER, NJ D.
DEAR SlR-lt is about nine months
since your agenr left with me quantity
OF your Anti Bilious Pills; did moi he.
,IeYe that much could be done with them
lot they were new medicine TO us and
we were largely supplied with Peters,
MO IiattS and other similar Pills, which
were well known here; but from the tes.
!'monloIs of the efficacy of your Pills in
bilious diseases, sick headach, d vsne..
SIa' bowel complaints, &c. &C.. if was
not long before some were induced ,o
make trial Of them. They were at once
round TO BE Just what they proposed 10 be.
an q from that day to this, their popplari.
y mas been rapidly increasing. | have
SOFA during the last few months three
hundred and twenty boxes. You NAV
upon large sale Of them dn.
Jung The coming season. | wish Won 70
END me SIX hundred boxes as soon 90
Send them to the firm OIL G.
'10ose q Co., Yours, II. f. GoDpEy
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

~ ;, H700TVy WTss', june 70, 1844.
0 all whom it may concern, We will
say that we have made a fair trial Of
DR. Hull's Worm Lozenges, and DR.. Snen-
GERS P!IIs for the last three years. and do
thlnk them a superior medicine and re.
them as an excellent faniFv
mediscinel '''I''y
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10

: OR feadom vii doI on lba drsr nas
.'i i.i.' werhs p,gaG.a safa,aI a5ia...
..rNira@ai from lbG NHaaal a.,#,
ibfy ahe sell worthy of rfasfta9,..,
md pmfr' n Tho people of aa a.giF.
una afa graphically aul lorgg wqnro.
Tho wnIiaf depicts, with m4-fa,rg
Hah1' Tho n0y.msI rglIs rar uagfI h..
Ia'i lho a'ae.boIJJng states from .pmrI
.aie annexation.
Cesar Wm HfHu,mpw R.....
u Aw1s cuuuTafbo ngaloaag.g
wings Of Adams hold A.. a..s4+ft-..t-t.,
w'''iog al'Ino Ridge, ON fha Goth uIr /
'''1i I.o1 persons were estimated ~ m.
a''rnt haaa Boeamo. Yraar anl|
.bIo.dH of Mississippi, AL ga..r|
Thorpe and ugjuo oil La.aao. AL
Ifo#ad taaa.scmbago 1bru.ma.r en-.
.aasasn prnHt.A The promotion of.
bu g'5roas causaf CLAY and rr.l.a.
l'Fseo scented To peryods oyary brcasI
The Courier gives glowing aecoon, oil
bo proceedings, which W. regret l. 10,
org Iae us to publish.
The New York Evening" o,,, tho abIssf.
be most INSCRIPTIONS, and the most in.
aentaI loeoloeo paper at the North Is
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-10
Gen waddy thompson. Lrie.

We take lha lp.aaaa alaea IaH
Gen .faguptana admirable .ruar ON Ibt
questioned 'fgsa4 annexation ifWHI h,
borne IN mind that Gp1 lisa South
Carolina cotton planter and one Of ba,
most distinguished sons lis opinions
are entitled 10 rospasltul pgusal at lsasl.
"WiIl any ono deny any orlbaso
propositions l. That lh1 mosf pdiaae.ons
measure ia favor Of abolition would bgtn
destroy the value oil slave Iabuf} 2 Tint
tho reduction 81 The price uf cotton l,I
three ar four cents Would destroy fhr-veh
&c Of slave labor IN the old slave Sinfrs1I
5 That any large increase Of the qaan
uty Of cotton produced would have lhe|
effect to reduce ITS price 70 rbgfFo.nr 1f|
even lowers say foreN1mp.r, whlgn|
increase Of five hundred thousand ba'a41I
and 4, That the annexation uI Texas.
would Cause such an Iuclaasaipr IuaEias1|
Much the Inrgaf portion Of ibe pfahs.
Of slave labor is cotton. iw tie lriFfIf
81 co30a which regulates eWtgareIg neh
ral@e u s'arep as oil almost every olhrr|c
article, LetJtbe borne in mind. too. thatI
Texas Is admirably adapted 10 ,he pro.
ducilon Of sugar long staple cotton and a
tobacco--the only other articles. withthe Id
exception oil rico which are produced by 4
slave labor. Bot, il The price Of cotton is -
not thus ruinous y reduced by over pro- =
duction, it will not be denied that s awe NJ
labor can be employed in Texas with Al v
least twice the profit which it Yields in tb
the average OF the slave States Of tho l.,
Union. Cur slaves will then be carried ="
10 Texas by the force of a law as fixed ca
md certain as that by which water finds
Is level The slaves will very soon dis =,
appear from Maryland, Virginia. North o''
carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky. and lh
n period very short for such an opero- ell
ION, those States will become slave fec
oIdlng States; and whenever that is the -.
aSe, they VIII not only no longer have .
ommon interest with the REMAINING ou'
aVehoIdng States to defend the inslito. ous
on but viii very soon parlake of that ecr
'natIcal spirit of false philanthronbv ma,
men IS now peyading the whole world ~,
nus SaaH ne lose the most iasportQm Of ~
n aIteSj the most important IN numerical anc
reAgl@-at the ballot Jor; still more imDgr- wa
NJ y ne should be drjUea 10 tie cARrorcu are
X AS OUR LAST DEFENcE.n -
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he reports from old Wilkinson are
astounding. There will scarcely be- =
clay Wing left in the county, in three
months, out Of the limits Of the CIub p
Free Traaer, " ''''
We freely acknowledge the corn
Inc reports are astounding, but all
The aS'o"ading reports we have seen. are
70 Dc found in The columns of the Free
1'a"er' We confess ourselves to be at.
'oFIy astonuded" at the reckless bare.
"0ouheSs OF the editor of that sheet in
making such palpaoly incorrect state
'''"'s' and The good people of Wilkinson
are also tremendously astounIedn ot his
The editor must Know or
use ne Is very ignorant of afa;rs in WI.
Ilnson' that there has not been more
5 nou 'nlrty changes from the Wing 10 .heI
Conocratic ranks in that county. and ,b,It
ne mayor portion of them have returned
0 their first love, since Gov PAIL h I,,S
vowed himself the champion Of Henri
LAY $ benefcent American system
The Mississippi river is no, sn,o. -
ontlnae flowing down stream thon i oiJI :
y l'klnson 10 give Henry CLAW five bpn. !,
'fea majority. Mark that, ;.
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TO THE PLANTERS OF ANTE
While the approaching Election draws neor
ana Messrs. Clay and Polk are candidates Co..
inc INCEST office in the gift of the pcopIe-wo 50.
icIt your support in disposing of laroe onant;.
~ OF Bagging and Rope that we 1ow have ON
hand, and will dispose of at Natchez nricese
save hauling g wa gou come to TIE resc re-,
Liberty, July 81, 1874. = sI IVA
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.ENlGRANTs.-On the 22d uIt. about 400
r'Sh gm'grants arrived at PHILADELPHIA
rom Liverpool, in the ships CHAPLAIN
ana MonongaheIa PicQuao -"
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-, Ne following h from ur. isaac s.
iib9mos' merchant, at ToIaIega sgaees
Atbama. o. P''g',
IaIlad"ga Springs, foIIaInga Co,J
,,. Alabama, August IL 1919.
.. bis IS to certify, that have been NJ
1le'e1 with sick headache, dyspopsia,anj
llVef complaint uBd costyenoss for tho
lasl elighL OF nine years, during which
time had E3cn, as VOL as recolIec,
about sixty boxes Of Bcckwilb's plls
Twelve boxes Of Peters Pills. and n MN
DER 81 boxes of Champions and Brand.
feth,s FILLS, Of which Afforded me bat
niue or no relief At last, was recon.
n ,,',i TO try DR.. Spcncar's Vegetable
rus, and well did for never had hn,
ono attack OF tie sick headache artar
commenced taking the Pills (now aho,,
SIX months, and ! candidy confess tha,
nave derived more real benefit from
me use OF Spencer's Pills, than from Nil
NE DINER Medicines and Pills that have
aver taken, and ! would earnestly re-.
commend to all, as being in my opin.
ohs The best medicine in use for all lin.
5erIng complaints. The Pills have dono
ne e., SO much good, that would not feel
wing TO be without them for five dol
'FS box; and | cannot but feel very
fateiuI to Dir. Spencer for hayino nre.
area such valuable medicine. and The
sL! Of it is conferng a very
reat iavor on the public, as it IS tbinn
me utmost Importance that everV
'mIIy should have supply of DR.. Spen-
u truly valuable Pills constantly on
1''u' ISAAC N. 'THouAs.
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80:

n beao PIIs Whofegyef lbay bays
y E'o HtHy ifie1, b1yo ta.aHI.bfd
'' s'ln.i'I' 4. IalfHiuu,aHd afaImly FI
Feisel'os o.. u.anf preparations or med,
Iln.i w curing Ihaan Diseases Tor which.
lp'y utt recommended They are re-
eommfnlel by tba faculty a5 fbe host
.aibafl.eapj aFaueaf mrti1rgg - u.a 80
~ Do'' me R'Hafhl sgOro NJ lbo sgmmu.
4HY RtFe ttem the decided btaJalsees
iol from lboir decision there s No ap'