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BOOK-K KEEPING ITEM.

You have been good scholar in your
day, Ned; quite conversanl with book keep.
ing, | presumed
No, sir can't say that am; but
what the duce makes you ask such a ques-
tion!'
Buzz Because know to ny sad eXpe.
rience; for you have no less thqn dozen
of my books, and, alas! not one of them re.
urned-aI owing TO your housekeeping d.
bIIIles.
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PROOF OF Fidelity AND AT.
TACUNENr.

In Africa, young woman, an intended
ride, brought a lille wafer in ca.aUysb.
nd, kneeIiDg down before her lover de-
'red him 10 wash his hands; wien he had
lone this, the GIRL with ,esr OF Joy spark.
ling in her eyes, drank .he water. FMS
Va' considered as the creates, proof Of her
iIelity and attachment.
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THE G. ARLAN d.
"-- NiM sweetest f2osVers enrichd,
From O1rioys gpdsaS cllPd with care"
ST NJ / L Z

You know, sir, once a wi, alow'd.
A woman 10 be like cloud,
Accept sImlle as soon
Between woman and the moon;
For le, mankind say what they will,
The sex are heavenly bodies still.
Gran, me to mimic human life.
The sun and moon are m.n and vile;
Whal'er kind Sol affords to lend her.
Is squander'd upon midnight splendour
And when to rest he laws him down,
SHE'S up, aud stared at through 'Ae town
From him her beauties close coninlng
And only in his absence shining,
Or else she looks like sulen lapers;
Or else she's fairly in the vspours,
Or own al once a wife's ambition,
And fully glares in opposition.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23

The WORKING CLASSES OF ENGLAND -
II Mr. Willis, in his first letter to the AIrror
gives The following account Of the wOrkln!
classes of England:
During the four or five hours that wa,
playing The hanger on 10 vulgar and saucs
custom house officer al Liverpool, one OF
'"o contrasts crepi in al my dull eyes,
contrasts between what b ad left, and what
was oeIore me. rhe most striking was
me utter want of hope in the counlenances
OF the working classes, The look Of dosged
submission and animal endurance Of their
condition Of life, They ac. like horses and
COWS. A showy equipage shows by. and
'hey haves snoi The curiosity to look up. Their
gait is that of tired donkeys saving as mach
roube at Icg-lfling as possible TLeir
mouths and eyes are wholly sensual, ex
pressing no caPabi'y of a want above
food. Their dress is without, thought OF
more than warmth and covering; drab GOV
cred with dirt. Their voices are half
tone above a grun'. Indeed comparing
heir condition with the horse, would
perler being an English working gborse than
Man.And you will easily see the very strong
contrast there is, between this picture, aud
Ina. Of the ambitious and lively working
men Of our county,
another contrast strikes. probably all
Amerlcans on first landing. that of female
lress. The entire absence of the ornamen-
al, ol any thing, indeed excep, decen, GOV.
ring, in all classes below lhe wealthy, is
English and particularly IN
american. | do not believe you would +
ind len female servants in New York !,
without (Pardon my naming ~ hustle
eI saw as many as two hundred women I
II the streets Of Liverpool and not one with
'usIIe! saw some ladies' get out of car
ages who wore them, 80 that it is not bt- t
ause II is not the fashion, bot simply be- Y
ause HE prldo (of those whose ba k lorn II
'nI one Ine) does, not out weigh the prlc,
# the bran. They wore thick shoes, suc
IS scarcely man would wear with us, n,
loves Of course, and their whole appear
nee was that Of females in whose MUD,
'ever entered the thought of ornamen, OF
week days. This ulAng exponent Of ,h -
ondi'ion of women in England, has lorg
IeId of speculation within and around il II
nd the resuI, Of phiIosophIzing on IT would \
e vastly in favor OF our side Of (le water. !
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ZsEsszEgg.
PUTTING HIM DOWN.

d wish you would put me down for
a puppy said a young sportsman the
o'htr day 10 practical amateur in canine
flesh, who had recently had sn accession
20 his domestic circle in his dog,hutch
Il eel you down for ooe long Ggo,
was the TAFT reply,
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Ea,aas : Eis4z7siSyg.n


Some men are courageous, and some are
not: but we should like TO see the man who
would deliberately allow woman to catch
him making mouths at her baby.
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CnuRcm, MAlN.s1
TERMS

The COL UMBIA DEMOCRATNiH b.
published every Saturday morning, a
TiPO DOLL.ARSp per anaum pGyaJh
haI yearly in GdUance, or THO Dollar,
fYty Cenfa,Vnotpaid within the gear
40 subscription wW be taken for shortc,
period than sir months; nor any diScOn,
dnuaace permitted,mM all arremages
ere discharged.
HDT'ERTYSElfENS not erceeding a
square ,cW De conSpicHously inserted al
one DoHarjor the FIRST hreeinseriions,
md Itcenty,fre cents for epery subSe.
9uent Insertion. sr7",A liberal disco,m
made 10 those Dho @lUcrtise bytheycar
LETTERS addressed on business, must
be post PAID.
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h-rzseslif EsIuss-,

I'm very much pressed for time, as the
man said when bs ife "urged and kIssei
lim, 10 coax gold watch out Of him.
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WOULD NOT HAVE BELIEVED II.
The Paris couespondenl Of the New
York Evening Post says that a witness, il
A Pdrisian court OGjpslice, in tesiifying Ic
the apparent af5cuou Of husband for hi,
wife, said with perfect gravity, he loved
her so well, that you would not have be
IIieved she was his wife
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
A CAUTIOUS MOTHER.

TIE Boston Times knows of a mother
III that city who will not let a tailor come
near her children, for fear he will give TN
nS.'
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esUzsSs1rEzz7 zzs

A good man shines amlabIy Though all
tie o'scuri'y OF his low con 'lIon and ,
wicked man is poor little wretch u the
midst OF all his grandeur.
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer
SP EAK K G E n L l. Y.

Speak genIIy!-il is better far
70 rule by love, than iear--
Speak genlly-leI no harsh words mar
The good we might do here!
Speak gen,ly!-Love doth whisper low
The VOWS that uue hearts bind
Aud gently friendships acrentS 0Owi
AascliOn's voice is kind.
Speak gently to the little child!
lis love be sure 10 gain;
Teach it in accents sorl and mild
1t may not long remain.
Speak gently to The young, for they
viii have enough TO bear
Pass through lhiS life as oesI they may
'TIs full Of anxious care!
Speak gently to the aged one,
Grive not The care-wOfG heart.
The sands o. life are nearly run,
Let such IN peace Depart
Speak gently, kindly TO the poor
Lev no harsh tone be heard!
They have enough they must endure
Without all unklnd word!
Speak gcnuy to the eIring-know,
They mus, have Jo,Ied IN vain;
perchsnce unkindneos made them 50,
On, win them back again.
Speak gend,!-He who gave his life
TO bend mans stubborn will,
When elements were in fierce strife,
Said TO them, Peace, be'sIiII.'
Speak genhy!-'lis little thing
DroppeI in the hearts deep we'll
The'good, the JOY, which it may bring
Eternity shall tell
ssszazzsassazz1sssza
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23

As nothing 10 So honorable ss an ancient
friendship, so nothing is SO scantsIous as
an old passion,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23
FORGETFUL YER.

A lawyer, who was sometimes furgelIu':
having been engaged 10 plead the cause Of
an offender, began by saying,
Il know The prisoner al The bar, and he
bears the character Ct being consummate
and impudent scoundrel,'
Here somebody whispered to him that
the prisoner was his client, when he I'M
nedia;ely added;
Bot what great and good man ever lived
who was not caIumnialed by many Of his
coemporsres'
A lo,C bred UOman. One who STAYS
at home, takes care of her children, and
never NEEDLES with The business of her
neghbUrs Species almost extinct
zfss1=e-ns4z-
ART OF MINIATURE PAINTING.
Pray, Mr.. Hoppe, said Lady c., how
do YOU limners COntrIve to overlook tue ug
lnesn and yet preserve the likeness?
The art, madam, replied he, may be
conveyed IN two words: where nature has
been severe, we soften, where she has been
kind, we, aggrayste,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-23

A shrcwd observer Of human nature, who
has got gu, paten! dictionary, defines
modern love as composition Of one part oI
affection to ninteen parts Of goId.'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

BONES double ana single LOAF sugar
" fo' sale ry ap.e EDMuNDS DAVENPORT.
SuLPHATE QUININE-A large lot buls
PEITON JrHN~rON'S,
jeI7 us MaIn street
EASSARD CURED HAMS--Just received
~ and fo sale trres' of the above superior Hans At
No rs, CARY street
Oh BUNLES WIRE, various sizes, making
OO complete assortment Tor sale by ... ,n,,..
SALl'-GoO sacks landing this day, in prime
NY il DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
2SON LES superior Soap; i5,oOo scgars
jrSi RANKIN A wHfiLoCK.
SH TONS PLASTER
- - 400 oaks Of good Thomaton Tme-niing ths nos
no so HARPERs BIBLE
= smusFirr., by Jame--Ree'ived by
je2I BALL & PERKINS
4 'oHING uP rue MhMvuTu-rhr Funeral o. Time. AMI
jes- J. " RhNnoIpn a 60.
- LFus-Rura Ras, wlis Pa, DJ1l wiaa SotoE and Red
~ Toy Tuf"p Seed Hues"he' and rye for ,ls,
ENANILY FLurEs'ad be very superior also Ettra super
jeIa TENPLEMhN 4 RADCLIFFE.
PLASTER, PLASTER:!
@n TONS PLASTER, landing from brig III.
y ~ len. from Portland and 10, al, from the box ~
jes3 RANKIN wnrrr0CR.
4 men COATS
- 800 Linen Goats for the ovc.t eas',
q. nUNSPAUGu z Co's.
ny - No. -, West Nam Street
~ OOLSEY' SuGAR-iU half boxes land
ing aud FOG aleb By ..... ...-..
WRAPPING PAPER, for tea, hardware, dry
Eori- .ho's. drugs 60 hne and common Cay ani ief
hne Envr1p" Yellow and Blue NJ dunn aud Deny ldsrf Pos
myss DAVENPORT q ALLEN
ITi-n-N cargo No,tp Carolina a., mefrn.. .eusd by
" Mebane landing this morning ,,,ie b;
A.o few barrels 6ne Rock p,.b NY 80
I laGS GoOps-A sen,rala assortment, .ai. row by
- EBERKLEY a 90,
J"H No o.. Main -'f,s'.
Linen Cout.-Ii"cn Goats.
tat.u ftrFfg.
/ usr ,eer'yeaoom Ne" Yoo. and tor .,s,y u
1Ehsk CASKS Of white fresh Lime remaining
oUO uo.oa, Of .enr WIN meny landry in 10, DOCS.
jug EANKfN Il wHuLpCK.
lMr,UO Cabs Of Tbo..ton Lime iust f,,...ci YER
jug JANIS rrsuERs BONE
Medical SADDLE.BAGS-A further sup.
L'a pyof ryHeau Saddle Bags ju received and bf % ,
mya6 rs Nam -"e,r
WILLOW CARRIAGES.
4 DOT. Willow Carriages just received 10y
JuE GiNTER ~ Nam a..
NJ Ass LcORicE-lea.es Mas iieorse ugefor quiry Tor
w tobacco manufacturer Tor 'a' ,sey,,.,,,,,,,
S,rrERPINE SALAD OILS ba,se', dol each, .ap.a.s
- Sn'af Dh. foo saf' W
jHG wuLtNWs HNxALL.
.ur,r ehcoSs'ssai Iots ct p~ pu,,a n,,on. nlnl
~ aud ior sale 90 40. ~. Csy Street
n GRAPE
InA BAGS laguayra Coffee
wv " bbis Taursr. OH
% baskets Salad OI-Iasdug for abby
Ju WERB. BACON q 90.
DuTNrOrs5 tLs poiltos igs, received psf sehr John
sitnuiou., Cspt sus1 ani Tor alr iov ~
ut INNEs rlsHRr'S sONs
RHNHL NuIs--4s beg Bta,i Sat. landing aal tor ssls BY
- ~ ~ DAVENPORT = ABG.EN
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Ritbmono Daily Wbis.
vu,pav MORNING. ADJUST e. isas.


THE LAST WISH.
The wish d Mr.. Wilson. the celebrated ornitholol
IN r,ssrd 10 his burial place, beautifully expresses
the following lines.
In some Wild fotesi shade,
uoder some spreading oak OF waving pine,
Or odd elm festooned with the budding vine,
Let me be laid
In this dim lonely grot,
No foot intrusive will disturb my dust
Bot DER the songs Of the wild birds shall burst,
Cheering the spot.
Not amid ehsrnal stones,
Or collins dark aud thick with ancient mould.
With tsuered pail, and fringe "f cankcToj gold,
May rest nay bones
But let the dowy rose,
The snow drop and the violet, lend perfume,
Above the spot where, IN my grass, tomb
take rrpoee.
Year aliCy rear,
Within the SILVER birch DER me hung.
The chipping wren shall her oaiow young,
Shall build her dwelling near.
And nj the purple dawn OF day,
The lark shall chant pcaling song above,
And the shr III quail shall pipe her song "I love,
When grows dim aud gray.
The Hack bind and the irush,
The golden oriole shall fiat around
Aud waken with n mellow gust nj sound
The forests solemn hush.
Birds from the distant sea
Shall sometimes hirhrr flock on snowy wings,
And soar above my dust in airy rings,
Singing n drgc to me.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT


or ihn SiSi1"' Wa
OF Nss. hs khsunau.", OBSTINATE s
-. ens ~. 49, r., So, ~. r,.,.,.. !, n, r.,n M
M. n,,.- -, 49,, s.., ,, ~ $3.50 ~ $500.
s o. % s'n' Suoeo'n uss- s,pnne :, . - -,
,s..".. ~ 49,, .''-'os "o' en ''y.4 y" .
Ala CLnn. coa.,,,,o.., m ~. "A h. mi. Pr.
parauon.
having h-i orsa In state Of the blood add
nads generally viii be speedily aud eualy removed BY this
Valuable mede'nr rs Us operation peculiar aud consists
nr cause !" disease by entering into the circulation aud
through the sene'a system Where os.'ruton. Ia It's IA
ehs 'hey are removed as passes along The ait
, =, a., ~ 'he paueh' W" i.e' ana Know the -"'ee
W ,s. sn, 49,, ,.aPa,nlA ,'om Us curative powers
~ e"''' .'"'S '.ee'N"a hy h- p'optr'"f- oi this
a's '' vi" DC ''aa WIN Interest by all s"iaiS nj
"'''"
A.. s. -, =. "Ahis"sk June TO- iet
"e-.- s'"s' ehe.''uy do add To the nuncr
Gus rsn'ona-o You, life preventative ssr-apars
nesu On he year ieS' sn e'"'aoas affection On
w :" , Ihs $50. M, .a"s y, IN, o anu -a'roa"''ns
a- un ,ne ' sonNey"s tears from the eyes To the
rs" ~ -, , . y" u"''a'"i nov OF t-a's' u
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to pnn theta out with srh, be- 1-u.h w.,r M, r.,y S
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thing heard Of wa. ,,. su, ,l prox. or mo- r,ye. All W.
. ,.nr a. indeed chang, Of M, bu, this ~. o,, n
medic, DID n, good ths disease continued gradually 4,
my body thanks humanity my
Physician ded your preparation s,r<paria pro
ag-n, city, Dt Jas A. Reed bottle. ani
than heal
sarsapsnla cure with desire that
the afflicted no longer -urr but the right medicine
free from disease. with feelings
your friend, DANIEL. heCoNNikAN.
Any d.sou-i particular. si find IN. At my
Front me pleasure To com
DANIEL. MeCoNNiktN.
Personally b. FIRE m. the abo,, named mel Me,o,
p,Ian and made oath OF the facts contained IN , or.rns
m,n, jouN ~ DIN
Justice OF the Peace OF the Ia, OF B.l,,nor.
nj .',nn r 81, ,,Is IN s,, ''N" :" '"e s'e
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- -''s. ~ Sc - = - So , ~ 'a' "'''e
eee'ua IN the en'e oil chronic or acute rheumatism than 9th
~ preparation nav 's'eu aNhs "nd"ed extreme snncr
ING at times ~hn we as I'VE Yeas IRON repeated attacks Of IN
,nns'op :" s s, NV, 'esssuy u Sas sa
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AppolNrMENrs RY TnE PRESIDENT.


William J. Grayson Collector at the Custom at Charles
ton South Carons reappOined to take effect on the oh
day OF August ls45, when his present commission Will
expire.
Arthur r. Crozer Marshal OF the United States for lie
district OF Tennessee IN the place OF Richard NJ
Woods, deceased.
Thomas Watson, Register Of the Land Office at 81.
Louis, Missouri, vice William :. Allen, removed.
John A. Langlois Receiver OF Pubic Moneys Nc at
askia, linus, vice Richard Il. Servant, removed
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IiLL,s CLnss,cnL Llbrnrn.

TUNHE Lady Of the Lake poem eanios by ST. Walter
II
Tas Shakespeare designed young persons
by Charles Lamb, IN two volumes.
Ballads and Lyrical Pieces, BY SIR Waiter Scott
Guide domestic Happiness, by w. Giles i author
Refuge.
Gems American Wit and Aneedoie or The American Joe
MileT
T- Cottsgerso Of Cisnburn- for NOOK
by Elizabeth Hamilton edition
Coebs Search Of Wife, by Hannah More
Luers the Elementary Principles Education by Elizabeth
Hsmon author ofhs Coagerso Of Genburne,
Gems from British Poets, Living Authors 20 series
Essays with Reflections every Day Week Occasional
Thoughts. Poems, &C by Cathafine Talbot
Gems from British Posts. Sacred ssrics
Peneons PiOu Ref every day Of The month " on.
uouEhu Ic knowledge of Cod and o,rt
holy
Ieuefs Improvement Of the Mui addressed to Lady M
Mfs Chapone.
warweEs spare Mnus. resolved Mediation. and PREM dc
tstsd Resolutions
The above, with msny Others, for sale ~
a. g PESDiErOV
JUGS su.eas-or to = = Rareiry No 10. w,n.t
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GEsN94EI4saEE9
ELMIILlKEaMuIIUIIN

ar III" on, Fills IN existence I'm them
the n'-i introduced by hal name.
p BEWARE of SPURIOUS PILLS prepared nv other. r,i
Hood Pals Purifying Pills." which m.
attempted To be palrd on tn the public reputation OF %
true and genuine Sarsaranis TAX. p
other Than pr Iedy they posses. the virtue. thai n
combined m ri- whether purEaue general purifier Of IN.
on a"n hhhi- OF the body ecupation
una course of living may bc ,mply
ed Win equal safety Al all times by young old male and G
male. - ' ~ ~ "
In addition To than five hundred o.6at.. having L.
heretofore published their sales and demand ,,,.ns
proof IN their favor. Sid by
J. u. EUsrACH 4 SON
M M.si Nam,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-08

AAb-botD AND
Vf>HlS route Ia the Virginia Springs and West
Il SiaIr rossrs.s surprising
nir' n''" ~ point OF style comfort an' economy
Leave Richmond daily by Raj Road To the Junction.
"a ncs proceed passengers NORTH
Louisa Rail Road ,;oionsi. $50 miles dinner thence BY
stages ts micsl Csrlttesvle before leave
aud breakfast Cookies din. siaunion and
rive Glover hale l6S niesl before night leave time
NEXT morning breakfast at tn. Warm Springs pass the Ito, at TO-
aud din" at Galatians AMI sva at the White sulphur 6S miles
hours and the week thirty hours
ahead "i The an,I Route sprpnr Two nights on The way IN
large comfortable iioie instead OF the by canal aud Of
them IN boats arriving IN Lynehburs after midnight
Continuing Whit sulphur sun.c, breakfast
lewishur- Err and Locust
Lane so miles, before night day by DAY hight to Charleston
-" nel theme" es ris line the next day to Guyandoe 'o
mc onthr ONO where uNgabe all and
from it, present low Of i- navigation will BE- very @
entirely suspended point during
ths agreeable the Weston
Tn. stage eco -ul,.
daily "~ueL BY EaSshS Co. wneh enables them avoid nhi
the line would iI-1 and
a their coaches AMI throughout have
undergone prepared cary
a trts, accommodating
ir,v.r- whose united ain Is tn remove All former To .I
furnished pleasure occupants.
Passengers their through Richmond where
Other information be obtained by application at the Ra
Road
Parish 10 also following branch daily
The Naturil B-rtgr Tuesday, Iurs
DAYS aHd sa'uy att VI, reaches Lexington 81, leaves
ai3 t"akiasi at tie Ir'g". allowing
and prred to Fnasic To dnne the spnns-
al day hsht dine Springs
aNe the WHITE sulphur same evening Passenees for the
Souh West proceed Fneasr though Sai-m ami Christians
hug AMI w htNlc T. VI hcI-
mond thence On "rs' by Hopkins line I" b'ouns'ir Trnn"'
THIS b.ing the n mai route have preference
all oIl,cTs At any point
The line To Orange and Cup'pr ou- AMI the Fauqu-r
Sprng Raves toronsvc Tuesdays Thurs lay an Saturdays,
oi Cupepcr
evening th'Scc ty Beckau line iae Spr breakfast
The lncuhars line leaves Cbarourvie Mondays wednes
days and Fridays NJ reaches Iyn :hbur night
FARE.
Richmond 10 Charlottesville. 10
TO tn lynchhItg. -..-.......'.' w
10 !" Ss4Hh1h'' W"
Do To Nayhe-hoTough. .............S 90
Junction Charoissy Ne. %
10 10 Stauhtnh. w
Richmond o. hbGe -. Phuf w
10 10 1yAniour. ---..--.......sI w
lie charges iie White sulphur I'd OF the Springs have
been much reduced aud the
THE ROAD
From IOutonsvv 10 ChnrlOItssye greatly improved
the Whole distance thence splendid graded
iunps,spasses Nonuc-lo and Iavrry Virginia, he
vicinity Wryrf I=vr. by the principal SPRING. the HAWKS
Me- ON the New River tds The Kanawh Salt Wofks-b-
sd " wse route VARYING and interesting at
every gaace- THOMAS SHARP,
81 ir "a Tot Tan.potion.
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sd TIN, srEsr IRON AND STOVE
CONSERVATIVES no NOT DESPAIR.

TuNlioMsoNS COMPOUND sIRuf OF TAR AND Wooo
NArIiriiA. and powerful easSy dis
Pulmonary Consumption BrOnehs splitting Of Blcoi
Asthma. AMI all di- ase. OF the respiratory organs
The raasrs attention requested 10 the following astonishing
PulLApELruA, March p, lsll
MK =. TnossoS:
D.a, sr-Aahough unsolicited by You eonsirr sduy owe
Suffering fellow make the following statement
humanity sale hr you vii rnak. public fo rarely.
effected in Pulmonary Con
sumption. when the ratien' was ~ nc,r'h" grave
years bilious i.vrt which len
wrctcscd with weakness
chest sur~tycn which gradually Increased IN
ynp,om OF Pulmonary Consumption beeame
apparent sopnus and swell
aud orn total loss Of
susocaian and dreadful that Tor
pillows soe' e'crns from the lungs and at
threw fun hu Sach distress that
had Ia keep throat constantly moist cooling qad
papraton
Every would eoush with great pain sIs, quantities
pud In coalition raphy wasted away and had
shadow uf douh' before tins should
be corps"
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