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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-22

siderable BUSINESS was transacted, ashou'''ns
= ahnnt $500 bales, chiefly on English account
The make, has given way SINCE Ss.g e.sns
LAST, but We have no. yet as1.rsd onf quo'ss'o"'
THr PREs1pENT ELECT - Louisville ana yin
c;nna,,, n ners are ieemng with the reception q
Gal Polk at the points on has way 70 " asl'-i
;no,on CIV. We have oAly present space q
I'D following extract ffcm long aric e - tne
Cnc,nali Daily Enquirer the ~ 'pst2n''
Co,. Polk, President elect, IN COMPANY *i'h
his wife ard several gentlemen 81 41pn .,s
arrived il this city yesterday apour tu1 III
lmndsr ,he escort Of commitieeof genllem.!...1
NJ tom l.a,,syiile and another OF his CITY rs
IN. Vas escorted 10 the landing BY ne cream .a
III Sw,,eure. Mail, Simon Krnion, and We
WIND. all abreast and crowded with 20 'm
ls mpnse mass Of people, the whole presenting
very animated and imposing appearances
the wharf stood 10 waiting q great mo''H wy
ii the peope besides the military Hho WeIc "
7, n grand d .splay and when the Pfesden' " !.
h,msef conspicuous on the boat gIee'e1 ~ q.
q with loud ii pause From the boat ~ Ile l.
dent was escorted through come q ~ SO.
OF the city to The AHenrse tiousa, W''f1 ~"
had been prepared for nm " .ne co'n U, Ia,
he recen,or,. and where he was addressed ny Juu4
a. Raea II / brief and appropriate speech, 2
,is coming him 10 the hospitality o. the cry e. \.
no coprrstulasng him upon the result 2. we po''
m icaI issue which hadbeen decldedin hls elec,e
en- % which NJ Polk responded. 10 manner cnae
ed aud pleasing. and 10 suhst ancf quite aPpfopFa.
MI 'Po!k's appearance here, hIs address, =
,scant;an 81 the people who crowded tosee -
~ ~ wplcome him as their Chief Magistrate, has e
,ns erted happy influence upon all parties that
~ hope will be cherished
10 We should have said that a o'clock 70 y
afternoon Ahe City Council, with the May
IL Spencer, as their organ, watsd upon C'h 70
u 4tbis room and,endered him The hospii aii'les
=, the city, in q brief and pertinent address.
,ha which he Responded i, proper spirit.
Dm- Ills arrival here was sent AZ hours IN adyan
III he anticipated period, which disaPp'ni
i Of ,hous ands Of an opportunity they desired
} on embrace Of exchanging cohgEAtul atoms. buf 9
b 10 IN display Of numbers and id good feeling
and scene thai was presented excelIed an thing
bern the kind ever before witnessed in this city.
The During the afternoon and in the evening
deg abou, 9ctck, Col. Polk continued 70 rece
70 the VISITS Of the people, at winch hour ne dep
'uld' ted for Wheeling 10 the Steamer "MdH'-
70 70 companied BY depu,ation from Louisville {
another from this city.
M
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From the gMississipp ian.


IN From the Mississippian.
RIpLEY ApvERrrsE iii The has hiihcSto
81 Ell u wing paref--It 10 now democratic Inc
has placed the editorial department
under TIE control ot N Price, Esq and A.
~ Jackson, E#q Tne democracy Of T,ppab,
Tishemingo and Pon,oioc will doubtless give
The Advertiser liberal patronage. i will Dc
ably conducted.
Twas night! All nature was hushed 10 drep
pose--lnyfl ads ofstars sparkled ~ The hea-
vens like purest diamonds; nsught save me
humble cricket, 10 he merrlly chirped hia even
ING songs, disturbed this awful slencet But
lJok! behold that iair form divine - az we
loveness 81 i ma,cen just budding intowOmap.
hood bark! she spe ak
"Tom, you darned fool; stop twisting that
cats Tar, or LII jtr your boWeis:'
T'HE BLACK TONGUE TINS fearful disease,
which has Iyr he last thtee months made tuca
dreadful havoc among the citizens " 0ioson
county. in This State. has also broken out IN NE
| counles 81 K cnland and Edwards, ~ Illinois.
/ We learn that I'd wards Of one hundred deaths
| have occurred Id Gibson county, since ~ hfst
4 appe arance lhsrey--lndlana Democrat.
4 n Mis- Landon says: dothink that the o.
d lection which cings TO the home Of cur chid'
Il hood-ille early love which ingers round tfle
n flowers we have s0Wn, she shrgDs We have pau
Elted--ss, though sImps, N sweet we sPof wv.
Influence On The character cannot ne'p sn''N.
y ing that the drouplng bo0g' lne iany w 'uss'
y lend some Of their own grace 70 oGc Who nag
4 lnved II, m snd made hem her compan'ons
IN The Collector III me District q Passamms'
Il onoddy adyerl,ses he snizare q .'one Jug con.
!, TAM, aauan,lty 81 brandy. illegally o'ous"
X, into tLe United States
I'll IsuBL1c ExPEnsEs.--It sppeare, Gays the n.
be- YORK News, W me treasury el,na,es tor Inc
Il cnrrent year. that The mere Contingent fxpen'
~ ses ofthe Courts of The Unilsd iatss ior Jurors
witnesses. kes plug 81 prl-onetts nc Amounts 70
$500 900 II he salaries Of District attorneys
AL ~ SIS $50, and III The Judges " the u ,
81 Courts, $lD5 QUO. This dves ~ include th'
u. judiciary expensfs 81 he territories. salary q
de Attorney Generals Office, etc.
~ ArfcDogR 81 When d. Rush vas youns
e's man. NJ had been inyltedl0 dine in c1mpan.
r. with Robert Morris 81 a., \ man celebrated y
so' the par, he took Ia the Ameiicsn revolution.
H. 60 happened that the comp6ny md waited som
III time III. MIR Morris, WhU on hts appearance
lno ii j " zsd III defining shemsby saying ha
IT. ~ had been engaged IL reading sermon Of
RE A. I'M ~. ~. D ss;d IN
Avn Doctor, .haw did you IKE lhs ssrmoE? ! hav
and heard y n'gny n $3.50. Hin u.s., ,,;Le \
81 "Wny' DocsM, -. as Iss q. ~ ~ 49,, "Mr
ai ~ w snots1 n ~. y. IL
Morfs, ssps 4. -, IL . u ~ y. = ,.nl;ed M
IN a .,hs - Kind Il O,e.chInr which drives maj
yor, ooe corner d BIZ psw, ~ makes him shn'
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THE WING PARTY.

We see from all the papers, the Wing party
are determined TO follow the advice Of Mr.. Clay
pu, forth in his address at Lexington, Ky, to|
the late Wing electors ofthat State.
Va, notwiths landing Their late complete
defeat, and overthrow, all is preparation for the
spring elections, they are determined, il possible
% hold on to the Legislature. From the loca
ton of the Counties. and the system OF double
and sometimes quadruple voting, permitted BY
, the Constitution 10 Land holders, the struggle
will be desperate one. No doubt is enter
! tanned BY any one acquainted with the matter
that the present Legisla,u re would be demo
cratic but for the double voting in the conntie
contic uous 10 the different cities Of that State
This game win be played largely again thl
: ,uriuo: and renders the cemplection Of the nez
= Legislature doubtful. Ia tennessee, The wh'G
: are unusually active. They are forming the cl'
'e sest party oreaniza,jon; District Convention
Il are beng held IL every County IN The State ar
IN they are carrying their nominations TO all cou
ed 10 officers. The old sJefsrsOnian doctrine,
er relation Is ministerial officers: i he honest.
cir he capable, i he faithfulto the Constitution
o. ia entirely obsolete. and altogether diffsre
M Qualification il sought after; Is he whig,did
&C. vote for Clay 4 has he Clay Minstrel! cons
= ,ute qualifications superier 70 probity ofcondu
T" cspab,hty. o. "a ardent devotion 70 the ms
tu,ons Of his country. IL short. IN I'll the stat
ia where elections ale 10 take place 10 tho ensul
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RrPLEY ADvERTIsER This has shiiicTlo
been i wbig pareT--ilis now democratic. The
publisher has placed the editorial department
under the control u N s Pticr, Esq and A.
M Jackson, Esq The democracy q Tlppab.
Tishemiugo and Ponloioc will doubtless give
The Advertiser a liberal patronage !. will be
ablv conducted. r..
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L,vRRPooL CLASSIFICATION.

n. ORLEANS. Thursday Morning, Fen. 70 I,
II Iders of Cotton were mare d slrous 70 sea'
Yesterday, and being disposed 20 saccep' prices
( shade lower lhan were previously PAID; 4 gen
siderable business was transacted, amounting
d abou $500 balep, chiefly on English account,
The make, has given way 9s'nce Ss.9 Is.
lasl. hut W. have not yet al1@rsd onr quotas'oh'
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wAsH,scror Cry, February 81, ls45

same lime. as measure d, abstract justice 70
1.-The North &c.
This brought Mr.. Bagby, Of Alabama, to hls
4 teet. who was very hsevere on the opponents q
7 annexation for thus endeavoring 10 mske anti.
n Texas eneeches 10 thrust at the friends Of the
me ASSURE. ere 4 fair and honest debate was COM
menced.
:, M. Racby was followed BY Mr.. Foster Q
: Tennessee, who briefly explained his pos,''os q
d the Texas ques,,on-calling on the Sou'n :
stand ~ The measure ss Southern one, ans
arpuinc ID show that Porter's fears OF Sou,hpf'
is ascendancy were entirely grcundIess. as I'M
!, new cnuuiry vet lo.be fnd up North Of 80 deg
rees 10 minutes, was suffi,ie large. tor z;
3 STATES. whereas, Texas, with Florida, could
o. nndpr no circumstances, be divided SO as Y
. make more than six.
% Aiiersthe presentation Of various other un'm
I'd nortant memorials, Mr.. Johnson OF Lou'slan
rreaeeted the resolution Of the Legislature .
= his State, declaring ina, large msj'ray ottne'
IN people were in favor OF anDexat,on' &C. q
"a remarked, that the resolutions met his own cor
curauce thoroughly that he is now and Away
o! has been ID favor ef annexation; that ne vote
=, against the treaty. because he conceived i "
consti tuiiopai: and that he had not asy YET mad
ne mn he mind whether he resolutions passed
Ill the House we're saeh as be could sustain o. no
:, lie said be infenAed snHeive them far ~
10 lis,eu aitentiyly - the sexPected report so
I'll tha commit, ee-ts o&t 9hesSkn " fsien'
les and opponents Of te sneasssss md then % ~
~ . his jadgment should direct.
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The Collector 81 me District 81 Passamms-
cnoddy adyert,ses he srizare d "one Jug, con.
aa,m, !. aquan,l.y 81 brandy. illegally b'ousn'
into lie United States
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Twas night! All nature was hushed 10 deep
/ pose--nYllads II stars sparkIed IN the hea-
vens like purest damonds;. nsuyht save me
humble cricket, 10 he merrlly ciirped hia even-
ing songs disturbed THIS awful silence BIT
| k!-behold that tair form divine ID ~ the
Iovel,ness d ma.cen just budding i0towOmap.
hood bark! -she spf ak s.
"Tom, you darned fool; s,op twisting that
cats TAI, Of Iii jtr your. boweis.'
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rr The Card Of our old friend, Parson BUTTE
| 4, 10 aeen IN another co'umn we wish mn
ali the success imaginable y By 'a'e saoe''a
4 ~ !, We cnserfully ,es,ify 10 his House, .
heinz one u The very best in this END q As
d Safe.
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m David II. Dickson, Of Kinds County, nas
been appointed BY the Governor, Dr''l master
a. the State. The drill Of the Ash ana oo''
regiments, Che two regiments Of this county.
will axe place a, Ripley. on Monday the sis
Of March next.
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nT we invite The attention OF Inc poo"o -
The communicated Of c., on the first page q ~
DAVIS paper. Weare pleased with the spirit ne
.manifests. Sill, or own impressions are mat
three is a suficienluumber Of delegates for each
Justice s beat. There are twelve Jusuce's DIS
,rlcls in this Couaty,-three delegates from
each Of them, would make thirty.slx in nun
Der. Large enough, in all conscience lol
anv mr. acticable purpose.
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1TWe see il announced in the last Memphis
Appeal, lha, f. p. Sanlon E q rs again can
dlda,e for Congress in that Cine lOti') District
success TO him.-lhero is no better Democrat
il the Union, and he posse es qualifications O
the very first order. The interests Of constil-
uency could never be better attended % 'na'
when F. p. Stanton represented them.
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nrThe Mississippan comes to ns TINS "ee'
considerably enlarged. It is now one o :. !.
larpes. papers in the South: its editors p'0"''s'
!. = an, ain much interesting reading ma''e'.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-19

IL c. CENTER Il co. corner of CONT and Com.
lie merce-sts. offer fni sale ON favorable terms -
DUCK-No. IN 10 Cotton Sail Duck
No. !, 3, 6 and United States Pnt Duck
No. 2, 8 8 uud 10 Cotton Ravens, heavy 4 lgh
Russia Ravens English Navy Canvass
Russia Rear Duck; Hammock Cloth
No. 81, rs, 40, AZ, A and ~ inch heavy twill
ed Canvass; Cotton CLOTH; Awning Stuff
Tarpanlin CluIh, 3 and feet wide
Grain and Meal Bags; Gotten SAIL Irvine, &C.
TIN PLATES, &c.-3C0 Dukes Tin Plates 1 Y
Crown AMI Ponipoo brands; 100 bxs Roofing
Plate TX; square Tin aud 14x20 and l0xl4
Loaded Plate
commissioning Copper valious sizes
Brazier'S Copper 30x60, heavy and light, fol
copper cutters and balleys.
Banca Tin, English and East India
IRON-Sheet Iron, heavy and light; lion Wire
do do; Sheet Zinc; black and timed Rivets
with full assortment of articles for tuners Use
BUILDERS MATERIALS-Plasters' Hair
Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plaster
Thomaston Lime, Fire Bricks Granite Col
umns, caps, window and door stills, lintes ant
door steps.
SALT-l500 sncks (beached) Liverpool coarse
WlNES-Grape brand Champagne, OTIS and pts
Bouchet ct Fills Champagne, qis and pts
Claret OF fine quality cases
Senwen in cases of 3 dozen each
pipe old Madeira Of superior quality
NAVAL STORES-Pitch, Rosin, Manila Rope
Packing Yarn, Tarred Rope
Blocks, Capsan Bars aud IIandspikes
IRON CHESTS-7Scott s patent Asbestos Fire
proof Chests. vl5
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) "a
Els q;

is bs ,r the strongest fHrofion at SarsaparillA
lanl aS has been Frequently tested both bv its ei-
feels and anal, SIS.
Il ia fast taking the place Of al other prepara-
tions 6ecanse ofits 1icey (numerous certificates be-
ing pulliihed from time 10 lime) and because of IFS
snIriar strength Zone bottle he,ng e, val six pints
of rup of SarsaRarla, Two boi les of any other
extract y IT IS consequently tie bsd and chsopfst,
requiring less To be taken and cos * less, being
sold nj ONE DOLLAR FOR SINGLE BoTTLH.
VI is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic
affections; Ucerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or
body; Diseases of The Bones; Diseases of the Liver,
Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections Of the Skin,
or hteaking oul Of dry and waicry pmples of the
Face, Neck and Body; SCrofula; Eryspelas; Con-
siluiohal Diseases arising from The use OF Mercury
and other minerals; Syphillc and Venereal Alice
TONS as well as The greatest purifier Of The blood
and Fluids of The body, that has ever been discoy-
cred. In short, general medicine, ii has no
equal in the whole list Of medicines ever prepared
or discovered.
DR. i.eidy, The proprietor, offers 10 refund the
money when satisfactory proof is given of ills neffi-
cacy, Of his assertions proving untrue.
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> . US
g:lI;N.I l,IlIs $50

are the only pills in existence containing Sarsapa-
rlIa in them, and were the first pills Introduced by
that name. Notwithstanding the attempt by others
offering "Sarsaparilla Pills" and "BIood Pils'' 10
the public, thinking to sell them on the reputation of
"Dr Lei y's Sarsaparia Blood Pills. vet The
trick has signaily failed, judging from the increasing
sales aud demand for DIR, Leidy's Blood Pills.
The public should Use no other pills than d.. Lei
dss Sar,aparilla Blood Pills; for by their necular
composition, they produce the combined effects of
puryYng The Blood and Antmai fluids, and cleansing
the Stomach aud BOceis by purgng lherefrom all
causes ofdsease.
They produce nausea or sickness at the siom-
ach, may he taken all times aud under all circun
stances, by young and old, iIlhout fear of any dan
ger, beng free from all noxious, powerful or dam
gerous drugs, and require restraint from occupa
ton ua course OF livingwth all the foregoing
recommendations and qualities, they must be the
safest, best, and most 6fcocioHs Of any other pills.
The strongest prnof of Their efficacy Is the fact of
ONE HUNDRED BOXES
being sold dailyat DR. Leidy's Store alone, and
THE THOUSANDS
sold daily throughout the Unred States.
Prlce--25 CENTS A SINGLE BOX.
Just received and for sale onl, by
r NORTH & co. Apothecaries Hall,
jelyKy opposite Mansion House, and 30 Govt st
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PATENT MEDICINES.

A LLEBASI'S MEDlClNES--The great inter-
IN est that Is everywhere manifested In regard 10
these truly valuable medicines, is the only apology
offer for troubling the public with the following
statement. The medicines consist of
THE BLACK Ton ALLEBAsI's) SALvE.
ALLEgAsi's HEALTH FILLS.
ALLEBAsI's FooTH ACHE DRoPs.
ALLEBAsI's Pooh MANS PLAsrERs.
The SAlN Il cures sores, swellines inhammations,
sprains, burns, inward ulcers and tunors, qunsey,
sore throat, humps, tooth ache, ague in the
face, broken BREASTS dropsy, spinal affections. etc,
OF every kind and character. An instance Of failure
to effect cure in any of the above named COM
plants, where the Salye was faithfully applied, is
not known.
The PILLS cure almost every complaint (Jr which
internal remedy is used They cure levers, fever
and ague, dyspepsia, constipation Of the bowels and
diarrhea, foul stomach, disordered blood, nundice,
head ache, liver complaint, coughs, colds, general
indisposion, etc.
The PLASTERS are taking the preference Of all
other Pasers in This any other COUNT. They
are warranted TO give better satisfaction than any
oIherss They cure pain or weakness in the back
slde chest, bowels, lons, muscles, liver complaint,
coughs, asthma, dyspepsia. weaknesses in women,
etc. etc.
The ToOTH-ACnED DROPS are a delightful re-
! medy for The tooth-uche. Nothing hurlul disa-
greeable in the composition. We are not able
10 supply the demand for these, although before
tie Spring trade OPENS we shall have made such
arrangements that shall be able 10 supply any
demand. -.
The following communication is from one of the
most distinguished gentlemen in Ohio Mr.. Miller is
brolher-n law Of Jolit4T Ter, President of the u.
States, and holds responsible office uader the gov
ernmeRt
COLUMBUS, Ohio, November %. ls44.
Dear Sir: very cheerlully furnish you the lesti-
mony OF my experience in the use Of your medical
prepaiaions-Allcnsi's Health Pills and the Black
Saye-from both oil which have derived advantages
which no other RENE lies had suDpedt me through
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Nan Iam and .,Inlrr s,InIhinR.

New Hail ana winter CIething.
ID ECriFING per ships Martha Washington aud
IA Vernon. lrom New York, large aud iaShlon-
able assortment OF Clothing, made expressly ior the
Mobile market, consisting in part Of
Black, Blue and Olive Frock Coats
Black. Blue and Olive Dfess do
Reaver Clorh and Cashmere Business Goats
Scotch Tweed do do
hrench figured Cashmere Pants
English plain and figured do
Velvet, Satin and SILK Vests
Cashmere and Moreno do
Together with "a general assortment OF LAMBS
Wool, Silk aud Moreno Under Clothes, lidks, S"s,
penders, ETC., which we will sell low wholesale and
retail.
octl9 STANTON & BROS, % Dauphin-st
FNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the atien-
il ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and
country Merchants to fine following list Of Drugs,
etc., Just received and offered for sale al the
very lowest cash prices
6W ounces French Qumne
20 do Sulphale Morphine
20 do Acetate do
80 do Hytriodate Poiassa
100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb
so do Powdered Jaop
30 do English Calomel
SO boxes CASTLE Soap
10 groce Seidleiz Powders
10 do Yeast Powders
20 do Soda Powders
barrels Alcohol
4 do Linseed Oil
do Sperm Winter On
600 pounds Cream Tartar
4 barrels Whiting
do yellow Ochre
a do Lamp Black
so dozen Castor OIL quart bottles
80 do Castor Oil pint do
50 boxes Window Glass, Sxl0 to 10xl6
200 Bath Bricks
White Lead in 100, so and rs lb kegs. Togeth-
with full supply of Patent Medicines, loriIlard's
Snuff Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth,
Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes, etc
SETH w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and retail Druggist, sign of the Green
Mortar, northwest corner OF Commerce and Dau-
phin-streets. JANIS 4S
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DIR. sWAYNE,s

| WILD CHERRY.
Testimony Of respectable and experienced Physician
| Fellow-cirizens-W We are bound TO believe, from
| the very circumstances, that all who take DIR
Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, do say
| that il far exces all other medicines, for Coughs
Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling or rising sensation
in The Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asth.
| init, Weakness Of the Nervous System, impaired
constitution, from any cause; and prevent persons
from falling into a decline, this medicine has no
equal.
| In districts where calomel and quinine have been
tho freely used in billions complaints. &c DIR.
swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry will pre-
vent their evil effects on the SYSTEM and act
strengthening Alternative and improve the hillary iunc-
| tons.
CAUTIoN--All preparations from this valuable
| tree, except the original DR.. Swayne'R Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry. are fictitious and counterfeit.
Another Evidence Of the uondetui cures performed by
DR.. Stvayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
DIR. Swayne-Dear Sir-When was at Pitts
burg last August, purchased Of your Agent six bot
ties of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. |
had for many years been troubled wiha cough often
very violent, with other indications of consumption,
or disease OF the Lungs, of a very serious nature.
had very little aith in medicine, as il thought
my disease hopeless and beyond its reach
had applied 10 several Physicians for relief, and also
lsed some highly pulled medicines which ] had seen
in the newspapers, but hearing that you had much ex-
perience in The practice Of medicine and had treat
yours; and from that time, am happy 10 say,
found relief. write this in hopes you will publish
it, so That # any human being has suffered have
done, they may know where to find medicine, the
virtues of which may be relied upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURN.
More proofs ofths efficacy Of Dr. SDayns's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, in relieving afflicted
DR.. Swayne-Dear Sir-The time has been when
would not recommend a medicine advertised IN the
public prints over my signature; now feel diff
feren--I feel relief. was reduced by protracted
cough for SIX months to mere skeleton; no rest at
night; soreness and pain in my breast, sds, &C.
Suffice il to say, ! used your Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, which in few weeks relieved me el-
fectually. am certain, had it not been for your
medicine, (as life frequently depends on early atten
tion TO proper medcines,) should now be in the
silent grave. Lei no person delay, but precare your
Syrup and be relieved Of their coughs and colds,
they dangerous companions, and often lead TO ia
tai consequences. Your friend, lt3-
ABRAHAm SKINNER, Crawford county Pa
Agent in Mobile for the sale Of the above medicine
SETH w. ROBERTS,,
ian27 corner Dauphin and Commerce ST
- 0nVINT sJmnvES CpANKI ms ErC
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AIR GLOVES and BELTS-Arnong the nu
merous testimonials Of the efficiency of The I'm
proved Flesh Gloves from every bart of The Globe is
the following recent account from distinguished of
icer in The United States NAVY = ...
NEW YORK, September 30. 1874.
"SIR-Havipg been afflicted for the last five wears,
and at times confined 10 my bed for weeks with the
rheumatism, have M hesiIalIsh in asserting that
the recent improvement of my health is attributable
to the use of Dinnelord's HaIr.Gloves and Strap.
"HaVing been under various treatments and the
most skuI Physicians, and none having ever rem
dered inc but partial relief had considered my case
as lncnrable; fortunately am now recovering.
positively declare that have derived more real BEN
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10 whom had applied for aid.
JOHN J. GLASSON, U. s. N.
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