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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

The Journal Of Commerce It, correspondence at ash.
ingon also gives interesting facts connected with the
health a Washington aud the illness which led to the
death Of DR.. Sowell OF DR.. S. II says
"He suonded on Senator bates very as.duousy ire
queny walking the distance from his own house on Fo'rth
street near the City Hail. to MrsWhwefs on Capitol Hill
where Mr. Bates boarded and back again. often at night
through the cold winds 81 March The Doctor had but c
hope ~ doing anything occtus cot hs patient such
bs age, Sc, for that pneHmonia, deghtng 20 aitack
those the vigor Of whose days exhausted, SLOWS but
fsai hope Of successful understand the
sncon between this disorder aud pusy 70 be thaiwherc
she latter Inflammation Of the very substance Of
the Lungs. The powerful remedy being
sa saj physicians being afraid 10 resort 10 that ~ the
s.s q the sgsd the danger the greater President Has
rson was stacked with the pneumonia which 10
have Become frequent complaint smong public
His physclsn did dare bleed him except iopcally
by eappns Sc d. Phineas Bradley Of this city, former
Assistant Post Master General most esinsbe man. was
s~ised in the way, and sunk rpdy aud hopeicssy
Rs, William Hs~Iey, who performed the religious seryi-
Gee o. the funeral Of Gcacrs Harrison. died ihs winter d
the same disease. Mr. Archer Senator from Virgins wa
attacked with u, but recovered. M Bates died on Tie
s,ste>nth dsy sftcr the attack. DR.. Sowal funeeles
,a,o the twentieth day. lie did not himself eSpee
90 live. From his kno~ledge Of bis own consultation
he infsrfsd that be could not recover, and msde a.
be nrsns>msas 20 die, wh'e with steady ia''h d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
ARRIVAL OF THE vANDALIA-DisTREssIN
INTELLIGENCE.

Our readers were informed by our yesterdays paper
tat tie L. s. ship VsndaIl had been infected with the
yellow fever, Port Pnuce and that large number Of
her sick from IT, the Vaudalia arrived n amp
ton Roads Yesterday aud p,niul task 10 add
that The disease her sailing from Port Prince on
tie 1t q April, has been dfeiu results. About half
the the sick let. and nineteen have died
Among the deaths are tho following officers.
George Mason Hooe LIT Lieut.
Lieut.. James Vi. LDck,u.
Assistant Surgeon, VIM Pitt Canning.
Puf-ef. Robert Is. Moore.
John Oserm1n, Carpenter. before reporcd)
SimI Crow, Saim8ksr.
Commodore Bolton despatched the steamer Voter Witch
yesterday afternoon the Vandllia 40 10 tie bite Of
Cfaney Island and he will 81 dispose 1t the SICK and
vel a. be may deom best Tor care aud comfort with
out infringing the Indispensable requirements p the quar-
antno regulations NJ the pou-NorfoH Hetoid dpyii II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
THE CANVASS N RICHMOND.

The Wing Parry in Virginia will be r,I,iood 10 learn
that ihe WI Of Richmond have, public meeting put
on 'nd 10 tc differences which seriously affected trfr
and fe"glvet 70 gni'e upon a gentleman VIM }, wbig
good and tue az their candidate represent the civ IN
The next House Of Delegates.
Happening 10 bein Richmond, we attcndsd the meet M
and have never seen and orderly assembly
The were given by ballot and on the second b,o,
HENEy IT, BEooKE, Eq, selected the candidate and
on being apmzed oi his nomination, accepted IL ~ on np-
proprialo speech. Mr.. r. possesses every Qualification
which Wing could require IN Representative, and we
cannot doubt his election by triumphant majoriiy.
fTsl TgI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
Twelve Senators S9,O52 Thirteen Senators Il, 52I
Whole amount, S2I,516.
The following Senators have yet drawn tire sums 10
which by this strange decision, they enuied:
ors sI,6j7 90 Ten Senators 1913

Whole amount not yet drawn; 1886.
The Senators who actually travelled from their homes
TO reach Washington included either Vi above
lists.
Iweny.onc thousand five hundred and seventy SIX dol
lars paid travelling Of which the first me was never
performed and It had all been taken, 1t would have
thirty thousand dollars Oierabc doucear Tor Mr.
Dallas to give 10 the United States Senate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

You arg requested to NEE, this evening the Odd Eel
lows Hail. to give M Lyons opportunity Of presenting
his claims 10 the Wings OF Richmond and put stop
the many reports 10 circulation relative his being
Wing.
As he has been absent for days. hope every
who feels interest in the city will attend and Judge for
himself. a TRUE WING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

To rRE EDrroRs or The Wnia
Genilemen-1 6m somewhat surprised to hear that
Mus CAUCUS friends have resigned their hos
hliy TO this heretofore with them abomnabs and
uickcry and have been compelled actually adopt real
system ocAucusiNs tn Keep things right their ranks
The notice which appeared In yesterdays whg stating
that Mr. Lyons would address his FELLOW-CtTIZENS
OF the city OF Richmond the OpD FELLows' HALL vas
understand, the subject Of a real CAUCUS previous to
il adoption. the question in controversy whether the
notice should state that Mr. Lyons would address tho
Wings Of the CT Of Richmond, that he would address
his FrLLowCrrzESs Upon the question being taken il
decided by majority OF ONE that Mr.. l.. should
address his Fellow Citizens!
Will this ltrlc inform why they decided
that Mr.. l.. should address his Fr.LLoW-CITlZENS
instead OF the Wings of Richmond Was il n style OF
trimming, by which they hoped to catch LpCo Fo.Co
votes, and enlist Leo Co FoCo sympathy Or il the
action Of honest conviction that Mr.. Lyons not
Whigenough to address the WINGS VI Richmond! Come
tell how is who dcep in the mud and
ing tn to get of the miro Aye you my well
your motives within the vale Of closet and
try your desires with the pail Of dskncss-he eye
Of public Wing sentiment will Thursday peer into
in door Caucusses while you have been dcnouncng
public meetings fraudulent, partial aud unfair Ii would
not be bad idea To give the world dissertation Cav
irckery, you well versed in slrctest mi
nuiT. AN OBSERVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

Tie NOAH Ad,srs.s, s.ys |,

-Bss buuns.-A letter ffo~ wsshinssoa ssys
have svdsaes that he Prssidsns intends carrying
insoleraht spn In everything. For sft
Gle needed the attention Of slversmith: proposed
TO take IL 70 the shop OF Mr. NJ On inquiry he found
to be whis TWAS then ordered to he to Mr.. X.
who was genuine Democrat shall have aston to
tice other instances.
Great business Tor Presdsn, "a business however just
suited 10 Polks capacity
Aud another. .'.' 'f.I..
"PnoscRIrros.-A Washington correspondent. under
date let inst. writes;
Look out for the removal Of every Wing doubtful Lo-
cooco. who holds oce worth e250 throughout the
Try Several clerks have been removed during the four
hive days past Very excitement in the departments
s the natural result have been careful looke-on OF
the movements Of the -proscriptvc President and
have for weeks been satisfied that the removals will be
more extensive than under any former administration.
Notwithstanding the many protc.tsons to the contrary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
To n, Eii,or, of IRE Wig.

Gentlenen-several accounts have been given In your
paper Of the "Mum Caucus" held Monday evening"
but Of them all the strictly accurate gwen IN
your paper of yesterday morning, the l7 instant With
respect 10 u would PROFOUND to intefro-
gatOres growing IL your editorial in the same pa
per. DO you call that primary meeting, the way for
winch s prepared by three prior fnootInRs-and does
the fact Of s having been held with open doors render
less caucus when certain classes only vote,
and all who voted expected 10 the mnIOrty
went, without reference thoir preferences or
conscencc-1 n this not caucus, IL governed
on caucus principles aud the distinction is, must
confess, too nicely drawn for us
Again Upon what do you base your charge that this
and other articles written by BocoocOs IN DIS
guise7 We call upon you 20 give In your neSt paper
the proof upon which you base your charge, plump up
to tho mark without "bair.spung, dodging, re6n-
ing" The charge nsty deny and assert thst those
who wrote ihose articles 80 good Wings as any m
tho Common westh.
And, lasdy-Upon what ground do you chargc-ii
such " your meaning-that communications from the
friends Of Mr. Lyons have appeared 10 tho columns Of
the Hnqarcn BE so kind as to name the papers IN
which they DO found, % we are not swere Of
their er s,once MANY WINGS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
The Dublin nr oil LL.,rL.-

On Saturday last Mr.. ~. w. Baker of this place. shot
IIawk II tho common Species which, from immense
sze, Il u was not II those that the trip with Noah
~ tho ark, mus, haze been old. II measured feet
Inches rom tip tip aud had besk and tsons like an
Cngle.- VfrPtofaD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
TO THE VOTERS OF TINS CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT, AND PARTICULARLY TO THt

We arc on the oyo Of m important election. The gal
ian, and intrepid Bots is again in the field. opposed by
James A. seddona politician Of tho mot dangerous Kind
Of tho South Carolina School. We call upon tho wes Of
this District. aud particularly in this CITY, who have
proudly won tho just sppcar Of tho "Gibrsar Of Wing
aey,"-lo be 6rm--io be sctvc--to be vigiant. Bot
few day, will spsc before y0p will DO called upon 70 e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

It's announced officially. IN the Nadisonion of yesterday
afternoon that the Hon. w. H. SrLEs IT Geurga bs. been
appointed by the President Change dAhrs the Court u
Austria, and the Hon A. DAvGlsc 10 tho
Hague Bait amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
MARRIED.

On "Wednesday evening 1r, BY the Rev NJ Henshan Enwx
cnldsr, E'q, ofthis eiy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19


VIM. f.. Clarke, Of Dayton. Marongo county, commits
for the State Of A6bama, take deposidons sc-
knowledpnents Of deeds, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
LoUDoUN CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT-MoRToN AN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For RICHMOND,

The from this District is expected and curious
Mr. Jeremiah Morton, the Texas Wing candidate RErIREs
and this purpose in long and angry but well
and forciby address in the Alexandra Gazette OF
yesterday He quits the stage in quite rage tears
the passion in the last scene Mr.. Morton ge
nune Wing, accomplished gentleman and fine fellow, came
into the Canvass upon wrong principles together lie
put Texas livery largely interested there
and demanded as TO be elected n Teras Wing,
from those Wings who, heartily Christians might
wished Texas the D for il had defeated them aud
defeated Clay His calculation was, las is that of another
Texas Wing in our eye to break down the old Wing
Party and his election through by the assistance
Of his opponens with the OF his personal friends
This TYLERs calculation 1885, when that political
harot offered take election from either party that
would give it to him. And it is a calculation which
but inspire wise doubts of the loyalty OF the
who makes it, any fixed political principles whatever
The who offers his services any party and all par
ties, suppose that there ID difference in political
principle, he be ready and willing merge all POI
itca principle and consistency the absorbing and
overriding desire be eectedto have his vanity and
piraons gra,ied. Such politician does not deserve
expecor If he expects will be disappointed in
ceivng-PoPUAR CONFIDENCE! Or, If he succeeds acct
dentay At the st ne will be sheffield by the PEoPLE
when they fad HIM out-whom well peasts and
satisfies the who proves himself all the time
and game TO the last
We surprised to hear, verbally, that Mr.. Morton
tired because he could the Locofoco VOTE with
al hi. rabJ Tcxassn No! The fact is 80: The Lo-
themselves would for Mr. Morton who crossed
from his party them ask their aid beat his
Oph party! They reasoned, no doubt, thus lie quits
his party this Texas question get help him
to beat his party and friends and put faith
in who calls IN his enemies To help him put down
his friends The Democrats Of the 9 their very grea,
honor, hear, preferred Jso McCARry, he
orabe Wing in the Union, who would call in his
opponents aud enemies que his fends-fo help aim 10
beat his pDe
This we consider glorious We recommend il to the
peculiar attention Of distinguished friend S--n -
the great Fun Of the Lyonnais!
Mr.. Morton made this movement ut Loudoun Court last
Monday. ConiempoTaneousy with it, Mr.. Carroll Mason
who had been three days Loeofcco candidate fol
Congress, ruled off the track bya Democratic meeting
at L.esburg
So, the upsho s that PESpLgTos and MccaEry are the
only candidates. and in selecting either, the Wings will
select true Wing groeed the halls Of Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

The New York Historical Society, 1--WE believe that is
their e after solemn deberaon have concluded IL to be
advisable TO give the United States christening anew and
have pitched upon the OF Alleghanis suggested
by Washington Irving, the appropriate, all things
considered That's parcel Of wise aud learned men should
engage in childish well impossible specula-
ton. sremarksbe. and the affair numerically ampoon.
ed, especially by the Charleston Mercury, the Philadel-
phin Morning Post aud tho New York Express. The
Express says;
"ou.rrLsBuxpoS il is suggested, would be the choice
OF the Chivalry preferable To Alegania or Winnie
pisseogianio, the to be given to our unhappy
namccss country Well, let hear all Sides and come
TO decision deliberately. The more haste the worse
spesa."
The Mercury rdicues the proposition aud describe. the
suggestion "as mountainous labor in musc-
puar abortion and thewse heads who planned the notable
scheme parcel Of grannies rejoicing the marvellous
birth. This perhaps is harsh criticism for matter
which II il Is ridiculous is also harmless But hope
these learned gentlemen will drop iheie design consent
TO let our good national name Of the UNITED STATES
stand And may stand and the union which signifies
stand to "the last syllable Of recorded time"
As to the worlds not knowing rhsf United States are
meant. and what continent they be found the
world II it has already made the discovery will have
ample leisure and opportunity for satisfying curiosity
Nor be changed, could there well have
been. think, unfclicous hit than Mr. Washing
ton Irvng's in proposing "Aleghana" lie is unlucky
Tristan Shandy The suggestion could only be
recommended by the single fact that the Aeghaney was
the highest Mountainous Chain in Country, and
this the fact the suggestion founded false prn-
cples. The Rocky Mountains are higher much and in
the meeting OF the Society hope member
will to strike out "Aleghsna" and insert "Roeky
Mountaininna" Perhaps might be expcjient divide
the questions and take the upon striking irst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
4" ALLECHANIA. -

III The Mobile Advertiser coairsdics the report that
Collier H. Minse. Esq. Collector Of that PORT had been
removed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
The Dismal Soamp Fire curious incident produced BY
u-fh, "BLaek ToDsu,u

See the letter Of DR.. Bronson The appearance Of the
runaways after long interval. really romantic
The fire has routed the denzens the Swamp well as
the snakes and reptiles, and suppose that the fine Jun
per forests destroyed. This is great public loss and
irreparablc.
Dr. Bronsons letter is calculated TO difse more alarm
the Of the prevalence of the back tongue"
than think is authorised by the facts He
what hear OF it, exagcerate the Of that disease
Is what formerly called the putrid sore throat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
TO a nameIess CorresponIsnty
d,poip,m,pt Jv N, Gop,,nor.

We " aware OF the faet!" We know all abOu, il
and understand perfectly the cap.trap attempted!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

The steamship GREAT WESTERN arrived at New York on
"wednesday morning. bringing Liverpool papers Of the 29h
ultmo and London Of the 25h. We copy below the most
interesting portions Of the intelligence brought by her. rs
il is given in tho New York Commercial Advertiser:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

FNOW HE bNoTs =
Tho balfnonhly overland mail arrived on the 22d bring
ing sdyees from CScuua TO the 9Th, and from MADRAS
the 18th.
Tho intelligence is by copious important
Some remark excited by gradual Of troops
toward the Northwestern frontier. which supposed IN
portend interference in the Affairs OF tho Punaub; but
the better opinion seemed 10 be that tho Governor General
wssony preparing for Whist might possibly hsppon and
mat ms measures were merely precautionary.
From Scindo boro is nothing new, and Ito Iodian
journals complain OF whs, they represcn, ~ studied
suppression OF intelligence. They say that they &c, noh-
iog from Scnde except through tho London papers, and
osinusis that Sir Cbses Nspicr and his agents furnish
ne latter with oil the tdogs they give The Friend Of
India concludes its romarks this point BY saying. IAN
we know fcr eertain w. .t the county has been tho
scene o. muuny, disease aud death ever since came in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

The Washington Correspondent Of the New York Her
aid makes the following interesting statement. We hope
he will keep his eve the time longer
ChnrlcSfon MercHru.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

he ncJiciee TO tie proprietor ltcdui'k
BtoNn n. g. Ws,rgtou IT Boston.
AGENTS. Luiher Daniels. Roland -''
Ictcs q DuN, Cumtgst,lle = Jamleson,
Casution " Muuhon A Go Ncsi fouit
ne, 4 Buo, roulincy II Brals, Wells :
Wheadon & swallow, ra~iU : Smith,
DANNY 4 corners II Vail 4 Co. DANNY
n S,monds. Pnsford Wstcn & bliss.
brandon. and for sale $50 hy'dtuegis's a6t
aryor,rd agents generally Puoe one dol.
..t D bon. g. "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13

DIPLOMA
UNIVERSITY ~ NEW ALBANY, INDIANA
Ilb Lar ,,fgiii,h,d
To ALTO whom ,lesc presents may come,


To aIIo whom ilesc presents NAV come,
Grcciin..
Know lhai ! JouN Cook BrS>frr, NJ u
J.. J. D., Chancellor OF the itItpnty AZ
Indiana. by virtue Of powers ia me vested ly
the state ol Indiana, through The Corporation
~ sid tul,ets'iy at New Albany, DO here.
~ tear vi ncs- thlt lave folly and freely
granted unto Join Is liIbhatd. Of New Nutk,
The Degree of bocTUR II MrnI,kr, lie hcltp
iasIrrctcJ "a lhat science, and by Nyuc 81
THIS D,JloU1, [o couccdc snd etaut uu'otre
sam .cIt ci and wot,hN gentleman. all sot
ttI. ..f, f '.', .r.f- u.
.ss4 -, ,t.-.. 'he ue.Ic" ~. i|ar,or
Medicine "a our CHn and all other CONFINES
Ia testimony OF iwhlch have caused the
seal Of the Corporation uf The DIVERSITY to
be htreunto affixed, and have suUsott cd my
name.
Dated al New Albany, Ia, thi, l7th day
81 February, Ia the year Of the Christian era
1893, and OF the Independence Of tie United
States Of America the fhy-cghth.
JOHN COOK BENNETT, NJ d, l.! D.,
ChouC,Anr
huest, CHNrNcry /. PrnklNs, ND, l.. /. b.
Dean, JonS l.. KipprlL. l. /. p,
Registrar and Bursar.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
rALLS' CATnARTIC LozENGES.

1T l!OlGH prepared from gtta' many
Vegetable Substances, Ate as Ialalai .r
and pleasing 10 cat as any other t'lot'
aty compound.
TIN. t.cpeIa,ron !, decidedly the bcd
mnnc oil plCUsfaunns. Tor While ~ oreta'
uuu. are rs su'c a. salts, Castor OF, taIo
mel and Jalcop or an, other caihatuc mtdl-
,iucS. ,t has the adv oui1gc over nll va t'InR
pleasant to eat, While other Calh'1h'N arc
generally drs,gtccablc to tNke. fuce - CO.
per box, with foil directions. and may b.
found al the Depository. No. 90 Commercial
street.
TALES' WORM LOZENGES,
Are safe and most sure remedy fpt worms
Children love them Ihey act ikea charm
IN tenovailup the symptoms, such rs starting
IN sleep, pratng the teeth, palcncss about
the mouth nud nose ocrsslunpl i,kncSs at
the stomach, ptecauuus appetite, swelled
bowels, and general lcyCtIsh habit. The
chlid falls INTO a quiet sleep. the worms are
sluplhod and expelled, and the child, as Tar
rs heard from. 10 every instance has teen
cured
Pace - cents per box with toll directions.
, sold n No 0G Commercial street
lALLH.S COZ GU IOIENGES
Are beneficial IN all common cold. and
coughs. WhoopluC cough, luftma,Iun Of Tie
throat aud lungs, IN the Group ~ lives. and
n .,. 'l'n - act st'..'I. '... .... ....,
r.r.',u Hive syrup iuc most tu,I,. 81.
icCi Is obtained IN 4 few diumculs, the sNmp-
toms disappear and the disease is broken up
toy the magical ctlcO Of these Lozcppcs
Iull directions accompany each box.
and found al the Depository, No. y6 Com
mcrclll street,
FALES'S DYSENTERY LOZENGEs.
4
Iefy, Diarrhea, and Bowel Complaints Of
CmidreD. Particular attention must be paid
TO the directions on each box
IALES'S CAMPHOR IOXENGES,
Arc bcneuefclal Ia all common and sick
headache, and where there Is sense Of
ugblness OF weigh, over the ewes, in etrupt.
i've diseases, such as Measles, Small pox -
Also in Mania, Epllepys; Melancholy II,se-
ma, in - Nitus' Dance; and il all cases OF
Lcncuor and oppression OF the Vital powers,
and may he taken with safety by women and
children in all conditions.
Fol directions accompany each box
TALES'S CYPIAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now SO extensively known aud Justly eel
cbra'cd that further comment upon 1t Will be
useless, We can say however tha. among the
many thousands who have purchased tie ton
lc, IN this and other countries none have re-
turned with complaints, while thousands
have not only expressed their A. probation,
but ,hclr wonder and admiration on ohold-
ing lis effects. A few bottles only can Ue
had al No. SO Commercial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The cnawlng and antics Of these destructive
creatures can be hushcd forever IN your house
and store II you will procure a DO, Of tie
genuine
MADAGASCAR RAT EXTERMl\ ATOR,-
On using according to direction. You can-
no, depend upon 1t unless obtalccd at J J
fALES'S No. 90, Commercial 81, Boston
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye Will give a most desirable color
to white grey or red without colorlng tie
skin.
JOSEPH. FALES, o6 Commercial ST
Boston Mass
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-13
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A rOS1
MASTER DATED

Pembroke, Washington GO Ne April 20. 1871
Mr. Isaac Fntts - Dear tIri Al tho ttoucst al
many Of ny friends at TN. pace and i,tcini,y who
are affected with consumption and liver complaint
take TIE Liberty to ask YOU To .rpplnt some one
10 tbs county agent IL sell Nlstats Ellslm OF
W ld Cherry, and to scnd lt". a tow dur,en, as
there Is none Of 1t fut sale wtan 500 miles from
hero have no doubt that 1t world meet ready
safe u Il were where 1t could be procured without
too much Expense and DELAY
Nj nc Wls attacked yuuu. .a aunits o.. r~tth
what the phtcats c1lttd tLo trs; ttlrc Of the
ron'umrt ou-a complaint vcrv prevalent n this
section ithc county. lhnng tccn the B4l.am
4 lNcttscd IN hugrsla
~ geo NIL is FROM HOME m
] took pans 10 send there for bottle 81 IT. which
slc took aud which hc'p'd her so much that ,cnt
Iut two bottles more, which size has also taken nnu
the NJ" srys sic has not fclt well Tor -, ,cats
A. she Doe. ut slime. All those " ho have IN.
quited e ne and ascent tHcd what effect the BAL
am bad are ANXIOUS 10 have some for sllo in this
vicinity, wliohis TIC cause Of my writing To you.
Please inform me 10y to;urn Of mail whether YOU
conclude to send somr and II so to " hom, in order
that II may be known where IT can be had
! am with respect. yours tc
6 liKNSN ORTIZ T. NJ
Tie Whole county IL iast learning that no ucdi.
cinc-uo pNsoar-uo preparation Of an, kInd
~ntc,cr-can equal DR. Wis,ars Bals.m {, VIC
Cherry,