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HHEMICAL COSMETIC SHAVING COM OPOUND, Ca new and rich article )-Ths prep aration is remarkable for it's healing quaItes and it's cosmetic effects and may be depended upon for the of which will m fact will account for the difficulties in shaving. IL is healing to the fesh in stead of irritating and nfamng, Is too often the case with otherShayIng Soaps-t tends to protect the skin from excitement The face is rendered smoother and the surface irmer, and it is impossible for the tender skin to chap
 NORTH & CO, Apothecres Hall,
 my3l oppOsite Mansion House and 35 Gov'i-s
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= AeEscY oY THE MUTUAL sAFErYINs. Co. ]

. AG EncY OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY Go. !
 Mobile, 22nd Jan. l845 ] DRINTED Certificates of Insurance iete l shsef are issued fiom this AGENCY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Eu- rope with an order on the President of the Company in New ork, for such sums anountr may in case of loss become due, in ihe manner as if separate Policy had been issued at the office in New York. ROBERT s. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. Ffancis-sts..
 ian22 45tf up Stairs.
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CLEMENS' INDIAN TONIC,-lnfaIlible cure Ofor Chills, or Ague and Fever, and sure reme- dy in Bilious, Remittent, and other fevers.-lhis invaluable medicine is purely vegetable. me unex' ampled success of this truly unriuaHed lonc m cur ing, in few hours, where all other remehies nave Cailed and that too in cases of from SIX months to ten years' standng-warants the assertion, tnat, T taken according to the directions, It IS iniaiioe. long list of certificates in proof oi It's n'aiiinity, might be added; but those upon the wrapper are deemed sufficient
 Ir is not in the least nauseang, does it operate upon the bowels; but It's sautary acton upon the whole system is charmng that every one IS nigh- ly delighted at their speedy recovery 10 heaih such
 remedy, the afflicted have long been n want o' one that speedily and permanently where 'he usual caution 10 improper exposure IS oDsef'ed.
 From the great popularity of this incidence many mutations protesting to be CLEMESs' isDiAF ToNIc are aAoat. Therefore, be sure to ask Tor that prepared by Geo. w. House. Nashville, Tenn, who Is the sole proprietor. CAurIoN-fo prevent fraud, observe upon the Direc,,ons upou the botte the written signature of GEo. w. HoUsE. Also, moulded m the bottle an Ind,an, with the words, "Clemens Indian Tome, prepared by Geo. w. House" All others are coun '' R. L. WATKINS & CO, Agents.
 ap25 Druggists, Mobile, Ala. c COTCH Ale, East India Beer and Brown Stout, iSin pints and quarts. and packages containing
 apl5 GEO. MARTIN. ss St Michael st CUGAR-6 bbIs crushed, do pulver'sed' ic do kJclarified brown for sale law to close consisn- ment by w. H. BLACKLER,
 'm.I3 6 Water-st DORTER and ALE-2O casks Philadelphia For
 Il ter. 50 do Philadelphia draugh Ale, m store on
 % mys WHITAKER 6 SAMPSON. 20 Cont.s! | GALT--l5OO beached sacks, in the bay and foi ] S my6 sale by E. c. CENTER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-03

DECANS-25 bhls Texas Pecans, in sIore and , for sale by
 mv20 F. W. Mccoy & co.
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~ EHAMpAGNk-100 baskets Due de Montebel-
 V To brand, very superior article, for sale by myA BEERS & SMITH, 22 St MichaeI-st
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FlkE AND MAhlN E lNSOhhNSC. yNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- A NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and it's vcinities, against loss or damage by fre Also to take marine and river risks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and .uthsrily adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as soon as the requisite proof of the is submit- ted him, without reference of the claim to the of fee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vanages of local institution, in settling losses with promptnesa. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l St. Michael st.
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DUTTER-23 frkins Goshen, landing iron ID brig Republic and for sale by
 WRIGHTA CUNNINGHAM, my2l Grocers, 5S Dauphin st
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GRAY'S PATENT OINTMENT, ior the cure O of Piles, Ulcers, etc,-The increasing demand for this invaluable Ointment is a sufficient test ofis value. For the cure of Ulcers of long standing this article has no equal. A fresh supply of the above just received at the Apothecaries' Hall and at No S5 Government street, doors below Royal
 my17 NORTH & CO, Druggists and Chemists DRAGGING AND ROPE-25O pieces Mavsville ID and Louisville Power Loom Basgng; $50 do Hand Loom do; 800 coils Kentucky Rope, landing and in store, for sale by
 anil F. w. Mccoy x co.
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OAF SUGAR-A few boxes suitable for pre- Llservng, will be soLl low 10 close consignment myl3 by BEERS & SMITH.
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ID ECEIvING per bark Reform. Boys Panama lG and Leghorn Hats; also, new style of ln- fant's Leghorn Hats. elegantly trimmed, for sale low
 by w. H. & Il. F. CRAWFORD,
 mv29Kw l7 Daupbin street
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NORTH x EO., Ap0lhecrles HaII, ,31 opposite Mansion House and 35 Gov'I-s

SAIL DUCK-30 bales No :, 3, and 6. Cot S ton sail Duck; 10 do No 2, 3 & 10, Cotton Ra- vens; 10 do United States Pilot Duck, No 6 and 7, with heavy and light Russia Duck; Russia Ravens; English Navy Canvass, Russia Bear Duck; U. s. Pilot Ravens; 40, A, ant 72 inch heavy twilled Canvass; Hamock and Tarpaulin Cloths, aud feet wide, and twilled Methuen Duck, for boat sails, Cotton Cloth; Grain and Meal Bags; Cotton Sail Twine, &c. &c., for sale by
 ,aT E 2 ~.
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WARRANTS Cordial Elixir of Turkey Rheu. l barb, for the cure of Dyspepsia or indigestion, Bilious and Nervous Head ache, Constipation, Gout, Diarriee, Rheumatism, Fatulency, Gravel, &c. just received and for sale by
 HAvILAND, CLARK & CO.,, ie7 45 and AT Water street.
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~ UNS and MILITARY GOODS-A first rate M assortment on hand of double barrel Guns for birding and deer huntlng-lhe best in the city and at lower prlces. Also fine Rifles, from S25 to s50 each. Also, Il good assortment of Military Goods of every description, for sale at low prices.
 my6 JAMES COMING, 12 I,auphin-st
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Insurance Against Fire. gVyHE subscyibers, Agents for the Contribution h. N sur.,nce Company of New York, continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Cotton in store an on board Steamboats, al the lowest rates sfpremlum. ,.t, .., al of %3O0 000 paid in.
 ,nh27 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. Agents rNsURANCE-The Augusta Insurance and Bank Ling Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to take FIRE, MARINE and RIVER risks on the most favorable terms. .,, Insurance may be had on Frame or Brick Build ings, Merchandise, Prodnce. &c n any part of the act25 39 Water street.
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IAMS-Super,or sugar cured canvassed and una N II cavassed, just received and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, mxl6 Grocers, 58 Dauphin st
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A LMONDS and AN CHOVIES-60 sacks soft "A sheed Almonds, 50 kegs Anchovies, received Ter Spanish br,g Prura from Barcelona and for sale
 my7 by ESLAVA, MURRELb Co.
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FENO OrRAVELLERS-ExtracI from the minute 1 of the proceedings of the "Ameriean ShPwesh
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INSURANCE--Ths Protection Insurance Com u pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms as any other office in the City. They will insure rame brick buildings and helr contents in Mobile and its vicinity, at the customary ,ates o premium
 E..C. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce & Conti sts.
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FTepafed and Tor sale WhnIesa1e and f6raTT Uy
 JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c. corner Greenwich and Warren streets, N. York. Also for sale by MOSELY TUCKER, Wholesale Druggists and Apohecaries, corner Dau- phin and Royal streets, Mobile, Agents for the Proprietor. anl7Nmo
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Y ARD-40 kegs Leaf, just received and for sale A by B. F. ROWLAND & CO.,,
 my13 40 Commerce.st
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

M EW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS. lN-DANIELs & BRADY have received per Selma fresh supply of Dry Goods, consisting of French Printed Muslins
 French Musus, G,nghams and Lawns French Organdies and Tissue Muslins White Organdies and Grape Llsces Capes, Collars and Chemiseits Thread Laces, Edgngs and lnserlings Muslin Edgings and Insertings
 Polka Bands and Polka Laces
 Linen Lawns and Lawn Hdkfs
 Embroidered Linen Cambric Hdkfs Hem sitch Rvere and Tape Border do Gents and Boys colored border do Gents and Boys Silk Pocket do Hosiery of all descriptions
 10 cases soft fnisk Shirting Linens
 cases 10 and l2-4 Sheeiing Linen Beached Cotton Shirtng and Sheeting Brown Sheeting at manufacturers prlces Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting New Style French Summer Cacoes 20 cases light summer Cacoes White and colored Linen Drllings for Pants White and buff Marsailles VestIUgs &, 10 and I2-4 Marsailes Quills and Counter Table Linens and Cloths Gpanes Towels, Napkins, Bird Eye Diaper Black and coored Fet Shawls and Scarfr Black and colored Fillet Gloves and Mitts Kid Silk and thread Gloves of all descriptions HIREt,'I' IMpORTATTON of ne,y and fashion .
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OUGAR--6 bbIs crushed, do puyerised, lo do Sclarified brown, for sale Inv to close consign- ment by W. H. BLACKLER,
 mvI3 6 Water-st
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c UNDRlES--l0 casks clear CIn. Sides kC l5 casks bone Cincinnati Sides
 20 casks Cincinnati Shoulders
 20 casks and tierces Gin. Hams
 l50 bbls Rectifed Whiskey
 50 bbls Molasses (in cypress)
 200 bbls f Flour, 30 kegs prme Butter 300 bags white Corn, 700 do yellow do Tn store and landing from schooners Commerciu and Camelia for sale by
 iel2 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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Enn SACKS course Salt, in bleached sacks; DVbU 800 do fine do, for sale by
 myl ~ LII. RIVERS & co.
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VVNAPIOCA, Vermlc-lli, Maccaroni, Pearl Barley
 1 and Sago, Rice Flour, and Oat Meal, for sale my9 by JOHN O'REILLY & co
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nIL and CANDLES-l50 boxes New Bedford O Sperm Candles, 20 1 casks Sperm Oil, for sale to close consignment by
 my6 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
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| IME-I5OO casks Thoolaston Lime, to arrive Al pc, brig Gulnare, for sale by
 myI J. n. RIVERS c tO.
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HLORIDE OF LIME-A supply. Of pure V Chloride of Lime, received per bark Reform aud for sale by
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NORN-S0O sacks best Western white, landing V this morning from steamboat Monezuma. and will be sold low from the wharf ny
 myl2 CA. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com st
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OCKAWAY AND BUGGY WAGONS lC 4 very superior made Rockaway and Buggy Wagons, with or without tops, for sale low by
 myl2 SI&II JONES.
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VKTHISKEY 40 bbis just received and for sale W by B. F. ROWLAND & CO.,, myl3 40 Commerce-st
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0n nllO TRABUCO CIGARs-2O0 hbls SU,OUO old Rye Whiskey; casks Dupuy Brandy; casks Spring Siraned Oil, in store and for sale by
 my23 BEERS SMITH.
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RECOMMENDED KY THE FACULTY!
 VARIANTS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND
COPAIBA,

The most Sqe csytoin and speedy remedy dscorsd
 combination of similar remedies ill produce more certain speedy bale effect than equivalent dose of any single one."-DR. FoRDYcE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-03

IRON CilESTS-Five Iron Chests 'Scolt's' pa.
 tent Asbestos, 25 per cent less than manufactures prices. Applyto
 my22 E. c. CENTER & co.
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DRANDY, &o.-10 halfpipes Marleli's 1886. lD Old Brandy puncheon Old Jamaica Rum; pipe Wine. All of superior quality, and for sale under Custom House lock, by
 apS JAMES MAGEE & CO.,, 66 Com st.
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES-The subscriber U has on hand and will constantly keep, full supply of Drugs, Medicims, Chemicals, Perfume ry, Brushes, Sc which he will sell at low prices
 ap3 T. WALSH, Druggist. 36 Royal-st
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beast" may rejoice in the prospec, that 10
ingatherng Of the summer and outura vii
result in bountfuI supplies 'or the essceeeyir
ing vnte..--5Fes&ttgto't U'sfoa.
IxDmyA.--From every portion .! oet
State, we Iesrl that the wheat cfon 1avpr
promised riore shHndantIy than a. pt1ysf;.
If the present antci ipations Of our faunsI5
be realized 81 the approaching harveat,
prosperity will again begin te smile Upon
u.s. Ieeanepetis Journal .Hey 70.
MrsscUar.--We have q letter from q friend
dated ct Warsaw, Missouri, the ielh inst
He hos been travelling Throughout ali tie
counties OF the southwest partoi the State.
lie saqs that rain r. much needed tarOuglla
cut that section. The sireJns are 50 low
that all the water mills arestopVei; corn a
extremely scarce in the frontier counties,
and at many places he was unable 10 get
bis horse fed. The wheat crop, he RAYS, =
very short, and everywhere very unever.--
most Of il Is not moFe than half the usual
height, and nearly all headed ont. This is
unusually early tor wheatto etn fuli head,
and the heads must he small. Wg have
similar reports from other paris Of this
StaGe.-Sf Louis Republican, ,Hoy %.
/ ILmvors.-O1 Thursday night Of Ia !
week, this part Of the country was visited
BY ayevere frost, which done son,o nhnad'a
ate damage to tie corn. A partof iho crop
Is destroyed entirely, but by far the Erealat
portion will only he retarded a few weeks
in it, growth. The wheat is in very good
condition, though all that we have yet seen
Of it is more thnly scattered han usud,
-JqcksoHgHio J9unal.
From all We can learn the prospect for
good crops, is much more favorable than ~
sual at this season Of the year. The wheat
in genprallooks toerably we'll only; on some
farms itstands thinupo the ground, prohl"
bly, in consequence Of the extremely cr9
weather at the me ofsowing. .-QoiE. Wing,
From present appearances. the crop n
this section Of country promises to be uHua
sua'Iy large. The season thus far has been
favorable. and wetrust, that the farmer viii
be bouniifuIlv rewarded for all hls tolls Y
y Him who has saiu: "Seed time and hlrve &,
and cold and heat and summer and wil'
= ter, and day and night, shall not cease, while
the earth remaincth. WGrsa,5 Signal
CRoPs on RED RIrER.-The Red River
D Republican,, Of the 10Th ult;mo, says
There was very severe storm exPerieu
g ced in this vicinity this week, 1t don,
= great damage to tho crops
= The Natchitoches Chronicle, of the 17tt
n ult. Says "The crops on Red River are ys
4 ry promising. Nolear of anoverfow nees
- be apprehanded by the planters this sprtHt
= High up the river, ihe waterrose very hi-i
= a few days since but soon suhsided,"
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JUDICIAL DEcISI0N-A CORRECTION

We noticed in our last, "Slave Gaze"
recently decided in the United States Cir.
cult Court in Indiana, by Judge Mclean,
which an error was committed in staLi"g
the points decined, The notice we pu.-
.isbed was copied from the Indiana State
Sentinel. The misstatement W * in the ID
point raised in the demurrer, which was as
follows, and which the Indiana paper
says was sustained blythe Judge, name
": I'D. That # a slave escape tIon
the State in which he is held in slaverr,
either by accident, consent of his mas!at,
or against that consent, he is forever free b"
The National Intelligencer states the de-
cision on The 3D. proposition TO have been
what is recognized as weil-established law,
to wit: That if q STAKEHOLDER removes 70,
and becomes a resident OF TREE StaIt, ta-
king his slaves with him, they become free,
and no subsequent act Of his can legally
make them slaves again." And this We
are assured is the correctreport of the opin-
ion pronounced by the judge on the Sd point.
The difference is material, and we make the
correction that the public mind may not lie
misled on this subiect.-Ohio Siate journal.
The above case, we learn from another
source, originated in the following manner'
"a gentleman, holding slaves, removed
from kentucky to Illinois. He purchased
land, erected house, and, by the labor Of
his slaves, improved his farm. In five or
six months thereafter he took his negroes 10
Missouri and sold them. They ran away
from the purchaser and went to Indiana,
wherr they resided few years. The Mis-
souri, purchaser discovered them and ate
tempted to take them back, but was pre-
vented by the defendant, for which suit
was brought. 1t was decided that, having
been rendered free by the fact Of their for
mer master or owner becoming resident
of free State, the Missouri purchaser had
no legal claim TO them, and of course there
was no liability incurred by the defendant,
and in the Court below verdict was render
ed accordingly
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THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

An impression seems to have gone abroad
that the wheat crop the present season will
be short, if it does not prove nearly fai-
lure. Wehave carefully examined our ex-
changes for the purpose of laying before
our readers the various notices of the crops,
as we there find them recorded These
notices embrace the greater portion OF the
wheat-growing region of the United States,
and it will be seen that they present view,
rather favorable, than otherwise. Indeed,
we are inclined to believe that the wheat
crop of the United States, for this year,
will show material increase over that for
the last. True, when we look at the frozen
and parched appearance of the crop in this
region, such an inference would seem un.
warranted; but, taking into consideration
the vast extent of country, where, from
presentappearances, good yield may rea-
sonably be expected, we feel justified in
making the assertion.
We learn from a friend who has just eros.
sed the State from Toledo to this city, thai
the appearance of the country north Of the
, National Road, and in some instances this
side of it, is desolate in the extreme. What
the long drouth had left, Of vegetation, re-
cent frost have taken off. All that has APP
peared IN the newspapers, within two or
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DESPERATE FIGHT WITH SLAVES Last
Monday morning week, ten negroes, sup
posed to be runaway slaves, were discog-
cred passing through Smithsburgh, WASH
ington county, Maryland. A party ofnine
citizens, accompanied by the Sheriff, follow
ed in pursuit, and upon attempting to ar
rest them, the negroes fought valanty win
the weapons with which they were armed'
The contest was very severe iorsome mIh-
utes, and although the negroes were re.
peatedly felled to the earth, they returned
10 the contest with redoubIed vigor
The officer was twice knocked down, a
citizen had his arm broken by tomaIawk,
another had his shoulder disloCated, and I'll
of them were more or less seriously iniurt
by the exasperated runaways, who knew
life or death depended upon the issue of
the contest. The whites finally succeeded
in Carrying of two prisoners, who we've
nearly killed, and another badly Wounds,
was arrested after following his retreat {
companions nearly mile. The crime Of
these poor wretches was a stronger love for
liberty than for servitude.-C CiHctanati Gag,
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSM
100000 SOLD YEARLY!
Price OnLy II cts.


Price only IL cts.
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER
The best Strengthening Plaster IN the
world, and sovereign remedy for pains
and weakness in the back, lons, side
braast. neck, limbs, 10 nts, rheumatism,
and Iumbago; worn on The lower part Of
she spine, they entirely cure the piles
and on the small Of the back the falling
Of The womb; applied 10 the back o The
Oeck OF children teething they give great
velief. In coughs, colds, oppression of
she chest and stomach. liver complaint,
dyspepsia, asthma, and al diseases where
LEGAL remedies are required, none can be
ketieF than these pIasters. They are
tonic. or strengthening, stimulating and
spOdgne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford more
relief than any other ever known. One
million are sold yearly.
]. w Hoxie ESQ. who was bent near
Iy double with Rheumatism, was enabled
hUeF wearing Oue 10 hou'o' !" SOt w
and dress himself, 10 Two days he was
perfectly well.
Mr.. David Williams. OF Elizabeth
town. N. J on old revolutionary soldier,
was 40 afflicted with Rhematism that he
could hardly help himself. One Of these
Plasters entirely cured him.
Mrs George Nixon, one Of thr Mana
gers Of the Instl, ution for Aged INDECENT
Females in the city Of New York, says
lhe old ladies find great benefit from
these P;asters. they being very liable to
pains or weakness in The back, as we'll
ss other parts Of the body.
Mr. George W Spencer, Slreeel In
specror was cured Of The Piles by was
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valuable medicine 10 that neigbborhood
Respectfully, j. N. OWENS.

QC5"StiII more striking results from
the powerful and controlling fGflueuce OF
SANDS S NRSAPARILLA over the
most dreadful diseases TO which the hu'
man frame is subject.
The following letter was addressed
TO our agents at Boston:
RoxBUEY, Mass j, May Is, 1913
Messgs, Smith u Fowe:-6entlemen
lit Is with great pleasure | seu6 you
this certificate Of the wonderful cure
made upon nv chlid by the use Uf Sands
SlrsaparilIa She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary Scrof1ia
from her infancy, which at length set
tied in her jaws, where it ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be
ing extremely sore and very much swot
Ie0) that sho could not take any DouF
Ishmeut except liquids from spoon
she soon became very much EN- acIaled
and SO weak as TO be unable TO raise
herself without assistance, The jaw
bones began to decay, and four pieces.
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out,
from the effects of this banefut, and, as
feared, incurable disease. Al this time
her condition was dreadful to behold,
and The pain was SO intense that she
was unable 10 sleep, eXoeP, few mlu
utes al a time. She had taken Other
preparations OF Sarsaparila, and other
medlcines recommended for Scroluia
! bat without eny good effect and had
almost despaITed or seeing my child cur
ed. or even relieved Of this loalhsome
and most detesabIe disease, when by
your recommendation (for which sha
always feel gratefully | was induced Il
try Sands Sa.saParIlIa. ] procured on'
bottle, and after she had taken about on,
half Of The contents. saw a decided
change for the better. | continued tht
use o. the Sasaparilia with renewe hop,
her health improved rapidly, the fou
ulcers in her mouth began to heai-s sht
rested comfortably through the night
and now, gentlemen, after usiRg fv,
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
| yes, | can truly say that she is bette
than she ever was IN her life, and | a
tribute her cure WHOLLY to the use
Saods' Sarsapsrila.
ASA F ONION
= For further particulars and ccncIl
sive evidence of its superior value an
efficacy, see pamphlets, which may b
Obtained gratis,
| Prepared and sold wholesale and re
! tail by
A r & b. SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists. 70, FuIions N
And sold also by Druggists general
in The prIncipaI towns and cities through
, out The United States. r
K JACKSON, Agent,
CarroIlon, Ohic
January l845.