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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
c. PARISH.
n. ELDEN.
January Sd l945.-n20-3t.
CT y SN HIN @

TIE subscriber begs leave to Inform the
public. that he is now prepared. at FL De.
laps Shop, on the South side oslhe Public
Square. to stock and repair Guns. Pistols
and all kinds of Gunsmithing. Also, to re.
pair locks for dwelling houses, fit keys to
old locks &c &c. Persons wishing such
work done would find it to their interest to
get him to do il. as he is determined to work
extremely cheap for the cash,
Nov 29-IS44 A DELAP.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
SELECT CHOOI..

THE next sessiDn commences On 1ne
first Monday in JanusIy 1916. Terms
10, ID Or 20 dollars per session OF i've
months according to tne studies purs ued.
Sessionalsfee of 80 cents per pupil for nr-
and servants hire Board So per month.-
Tuition charged from time of entrance TO
he close of the session. no deduction except
tor loss IF time by sickness All terms,
half payable in advance. Eng elish. Classical
and Mathematical studies can be pursued 10
any extent.
C. PARISH.
n ELDEN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

VEGETABLE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
r, f,y7;b1e eure for Ehi7ls. D, Fecer e. Ague.

! VEGETABLE FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
In}aui5le cure for Cdi7ls, 0, Feeer f. Ague.
I'm HE success of these Pills in curing in few
II hours, where ALLoiher remedies have fail
ed and thai, too. in of twelve and eighteen
months SANDING warrants the assertion, that,
il taken according to the directions, they are a
certain cure. A long list of certificates in proof
of their infallibility, might be added, but those
upon the directions deemed sufficient. Try
them and be convinced that they the most
elecuaI and most certain and the very BEST
remedy ever offered 10 the public, 10 insure a
permanent and lasting cure.
Having Tor several years past suffered under
repeated attacks of Chills and Fever, especially
during tbe fall and spring months, was induced
10 try varions remedies, bat nothing seemed to
be edectnal until tried DIR. Tyler's Ague and
Fever Pills, which stopped the chills before
had taken half of the box. This was a year
since, ana have remained perfectly free from
any symptoms of reiiIrl OF this most loaihsome
disease GECbGG M. w All.
These valuable Pills for sale III Holly Springs
at the Drug Store Of L. 2. Lewis, al Lawrence &
WarrenS, North NJ PIeaSa Mt, and in Salem, By
r. NJ. Boyd, and Leake & MeDonald, al 81 per
box.
February p, lS45-n27 If.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

ihe sons ~ New England IN PhlIi
deiphia' enjoyed sheir anniversary Dime
or Christmas day. on which day they hai
ms The phrase goes "a feast of reason and
flow of soul-p The following Yanke
song was sung by Mr. SUILlyAS. II is
good one read - 4
JEREMIAH HIGGINS COURTSHlP
Near New,own dweH a darnsel fair.
With rosy chseks aud dafk brown hair
And near her lived hearty youth,
The only son Of Mother Rath.
The maiden's name it was keSiah,
The youth was called jeremiah,
A prelrior pair was never seen.
In all them parts where / have been.
Now Jeremiah. young and sly
On sweet Kesiah kept his eye;
at last he thought il hesi-says hc,
Il wonder If she would have msg
Then Jeremiah, in bis bes-,
To put Kcsiah TO the test.
Rightdovn he goes. clean shirtand shoes.
To ask kesiah how she does.
Kesiah set to hum alone.
"A wond'rin where the 5eaVr was gone,
When Jeremiah walked right in,
And frightened her so, il was a sin!
lie took a seat close by the 1ciBTrr,
A great way off and just behind her,
Says she, "you'd better draw your chair
Close to the FIRE, you're lreezn there"
i amt pcrickler." Jerry said,
But felt confused and hung his head.
"Oh Jeremiah. what's the news,
Pray tell me soIuething 10 amust2,
hain't heard no;hin' new Of late,
'Xcept Jimmy Hawkins broke our gate,
Our sPeckled cow has got CALL
Their Jerry gave a chucklin laugh.
So there they sat as mum as bricks.
While Jerry wbi'tled up two sticks;
At last Kesiah did conclude.
That Jerry's conduct was too rude.
She screamed right out, "Oh, let me gol
How, Jerry can you treat me sO2'
Up started Jerry 10 fright,
And stared at her with all his might,
amt toucLin your' he cried;
We'll amt you going to then she sighed
Then jeremiah took the joke
And laughed til he did aim st choke,
Next Sunday in the church was read.
That jeremiah meant 10 wed,
kesiah bIushed as red as fire,
And stole look at Jeremiah
About nine months, Or a Ieetle after, l
Sweet Kesiah she had darfer
This child so pleased the tender mother,
That in one year she had another. 4
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of Administration bav,no hoon
granted 70 Inc undersigned by the Hon.
rrooale court OF I'unlca county. State OF
MISSISSIPPI al the October term, 1874, on
ne Estate Oh lanes n. Smith. deceased, all
persons naving claims against the said Es-
tate. are hefeoy aoslfled to present them, du
by law or they will be forever barred. and
all those who are indebted to the said Estate
are hereby notified to make Immediate na '
ment as indulgence cannot be expected.
THOMAS MAY.Aam'y.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

By John c. Warren, living In North Nit
Pleasant; one bay horse, both hind feet and
one four foot white, near 5 hands high, 9
years old, appraised to $1,000.
By John Chew, miles west of Holly
Springs on the Wyatt road, one large sor,
rell horse, l6 hauds high, or 8 years old
appraised to $4,000.
JAS. Fl. SWAN, Ranger.
Jan.17 1845
Taken up by Lenard Estes, 8 miles south cas-
of Holly Springs one yellow Bay flley years
old, black streak running down her back, long
tail, few white hairs in her forehead, appraised
TO $1,000. JAS Ii. SWAN, Ranger.
miles South of Waterford, one bay horse
mule IL hands high, years old no brands
or marks, appraised to $4,000
JAS. FL. SWAN, Ranger
Jan 25th lS45.
Taken up by James II. Dysan, living on
section 22, Town 3, Range 3, west one
light sorreil mare mule, 6 years old, a
black streak along the Back and across
the shoulders, some saddle mark, rather un
der the common size. Appraised to $50
JAS. HSWAN, Ranger
Feb. Is, lS45
Taken up by Orville ID. Shanks, half
mile west of Pennington, one gray horse
Is | 2 hands high, 9 years old, shod al.
round gear marks, appraised to $1,000
And dark bay horse, 0 years old. Is l2
hands high, both hind feet white, some gear
marks, bare-footed, appraised to $4,000
JAS. FL. SWAN. qanger.
Feb Is 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
N(,TItE

THOSE Indebted TO the late firm of LU.
CAS- s. LANE, and also the concern or LU.
GAS. LANE & CLAPP, will please make i'm
mediate payment The business of these
concerns will not admit of delay in their
settlement.and it is hoped that those interes
ted will not not wait for more urgent ap-
peaIs. but will see the necessity, at once. Of
closing mp, and act accordingly.
The business will be continued by LUCAS
s. CLAPP at their former office
ID w TITC.AS Curv Dar,oor-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
OIdidge's BaI,n OF Colu,nbia-

OldsdSe'S BsR lsa OF COisssssFsIa-
For the Hair, from Comstock5& Cots posi-
\ tive qualities follows:
lst For infants, keeping the head free from
| scurt and causing luxuriant growth of hair.
z; For ladies' after childbirth. restoring fhe
SKIN TO its natural strength and frmness. and
preventing the falling out OF the hair.
, For any person recovering from any debil
lily, the same effect is produced
4: Ii used in infancy till good growth
led' u may De preserved by attention 10 the ates
period of life.
D; Ii trees the head from dandruf strengfban.
the roots Imparts health and vigor TO the cirI1la
uon, and prevents the hair from cbanofuo col
or or getting gray.
bth-H causes the hain~to curl bea autifnllv
when done up in il over nio n
AJNo Iady's toilet should ever be made with
out il. : iii"ue Win
7ih-Children who have bv any means con
tracted vermin in the head ale immediafeIv ana
perfectly cured OF them by its use Ii is infalIbe
III had been bald about five years-no more
hair on the top of my head than on the hack q
my hand, and head covered with thick scar
n ms situation, about the 10th of August last.
began using The Balm of Columbia. from Com |
stock & Co, since which time have used two
and half bottles ofthe Balm. which mas tnilv
restoia my naiF, and freed my head entirely from
scurI. MY head is now covered with fine aour
ing long hair, which any one NAV see bv caIIino
on me al Stamford, Connecticut.
DARIUS S. SCOFFIELD.
For sale In Holly Springs by r. Z. Lew
a. on the South side of the public square.
Also. oy Z. A. Talbot. sign of the golden
April Is. 1914.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
n O T CE

y L
The undersigned, at the May Term, S.
43 of the Probate Court of Marshall CO un,
ty Mississippi, having been appointed Com
missioners to receive and examine all claims
of the several Creditors of the estate of Viii
liam Grain deceased. reported insoIvent by
his Administrator and the time for maxim g
our report having been extended until the
4th Monday of March next. will meet at
the Office of the Clerk of the Probate Courl
In Holly Springs on the 4th Friday and
Saturdays of February and March next. to
receive proof of claims against said Estate
COR DENTIA WAITE,
WILLIAM CHISM
Commissioners
Jan 3rd 1S44-n20-3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
PH zsEVOE OGY.
>ExECUpoR,s Nor,1-t

EXECUTORS NOTICE
The undersigned, Execulrix, and Exec,
utor ofthe last VIII and Testament of Ricb.
ard Briggs, late of Marshall County Sat-
OF Mississippi. Deceased, having. on the
2oth day OF October 1874 in the Proba,e
Court of said comfy. qualified as such Ex.
ecutrix and Executor. and obtained from
SAD saI, court Letters Testimentary on sand
All persons having claims against The
estate OF said Testator are. therefore her,
by notified and required tu exhibit the saa,e
within the time limited by law, or the same
will be barred. '"''ie
RHODAH S. BRIGGS Err
MAXWELL WILSON Er~
January 10 1916
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

Taken up By Edmund hest
ing 4 miles south east Ct " a -
chesnut sorrell horse, right lin-
9 years old, appraised to S4Jyo
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
BEE. 9AIsEsss Is
IN TIACIBLE bEE
Pills

For the Treatment ars r.
fsi--In;eTmiitenf, or hz
Bilious Fever. Sd-Er-H..
ith-RemjUcn,, or yellow
u James IL Hsrl.ea5-s.
sta5ie Uajrsrsai LIE Pits
Dr. Mariicn having used Hssr
ny years In an extensive rrs...,
deC that they are superior
cathariic nature now be.ae
eral use. The preparation fs.
The result OF mach research
ence. X will be found m
It's oPeranoRS-remarm-
from LEe stomach, bowels all
ont occaSiOniug either s5caue.
sale by X. p. LEWIS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI MARSHAL
COUNTY Y

The Probate Court of the said courty,
having on the 4th Monday of December
1874, granted to me admin .stration of the
estste OF Michael r. Womack deceased. late
ofsaid county. This is to notify al! per.
sons interested to present their claims a.
gainst said estate duly authenticated as re,
qnired by lew within the time prescribed
c. they will be forever barred
LEMUEL Fl COLE, Admir-.
January 10Th 1915
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
LADIES' WEAR!

SzAS.-B lack and blue-black faitan LuStriRg;
do do GroS &c Rhine
do do GroS de Naples
do do Satin
Plain and colored Fancy Silks ofevery varietyi
White, straw, pink. cherry and scarlet;
Light and dark green, lilac and slate.
Egus51. de EsEnes-Plain mode colors,
printed, satin striped, back and blue black.
| Cashmere de LANES, latest styles,
ghams-Scotch and French, new articles.
| CALICOES-50 pieces of American and
| French-beautiinl stock.
AlPA CAS-Blaek, blue-black. dark. moaes,
changeable, plain satin striped and figured.
Bon,5asiaes-Black and blue-back, assorted
| qualities.
BALzoRINEs- Black, blue black, colored and
! printed.
| WHITE GOODS-Cambrics, Jaconets. Swiss
Muslins, Lace, striped crosS-baTred and small
plaid dimity Bishop Lawns, sc.
LACES-black and white Lisle; Thread Meek
lin, GalPure, Madness. Edgings 1isie & thread;
Muslin Edgings and InSeTlings, ofevery VARIETY.
CRAPEtilsE black white, straw, pink, blue and
cRAPEs-black, blue black, white, and yellow
LINEN CaEaaDrEcs.
Linen Cambria Handerchiefs;
Fine and common plain borders, hemmed. sticb
ed and embroidered; childrenS. &c
Cardinals and Fancy HandkerchiefS
Muslin de Laine and ine silks iShawls
RIBONS-Bonnet Velvet, Satin Neck and can
Al Irish Linen, and e-4 Irish Sheeting, I2-I dc
Kid G0veS, e2tErey "a new SfvEa
Light eolored, dark assorted, black an white
Kid.
Pink. light green, blue, orange, black, white.
co.oured and embroidered Silk Gloves.
Black, white, colored and dark assorted Cotton
Net, Wolsted and Twisted Silk Mills.
HOSIERY:
Ladies Black and White silk Hose.
% Ribbed do do DO
Do super White and Black Cotton Hose
Do do Brown and Mixed a.
Fine Lambs Wool, Cashmere and worsfed a.
ch Worked Cola rs,
A large stock of GimpS, Frngas, &c.
Sewing silks, colored and Black, &c
1000 pair Ladies' fine Aid and Winter Shoes
Of all descriptions.
rGaiters and Fur Boots and Bootees AlSo
arge assortment of Misses Boots and Shoes
FINE STRAW AND LEGHORN AND
g 8 ~ y 8! q Z u . 81 81 e sP s.
Very large assortment ofaI deScrfptjon~ = -
GOODS FOR NEGROES WEA r u
3oOpair O. Blankets. and Heavy Cotton
GOODS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
STRAY SALES.

T Will sell at the court house door IN The
L town of Holy Springs. OF the fourth Monday
in FEBRUARY, The following properly as stIaJs.
VIZ:
One Bay mare, taken up by E. D. SIayton, ap-
praised to 5000
Also, One Black mare and colt, taken up by
Wnefold H. Wilson, appriSed 10 80
Also, One white work steer, taken up by John
Wilson, appraiSeito 30
Also, One Gray horse, taken up by John Tar
button appraised 10 I400
Also, one work steer. taken up by John @.
Randolph, appraised to 1000
also, Il COW and yeariing, taken up by A.
Freeman, appraised 10 1910
Also, A heitear and steer, taken up by Ed
ward Waller, appraised 10 1000
Also, One steer, taken up by James II. Raney
appraised 10 600
JAS. FL. SWAN. Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

ADMINISTRATORS 4Jll|
The undersigned having O. ..as
Der Term 1914 of the Proc5 ~
Marshall county, Mississal
said Court. Letters of Adulas
the Estate of Thomas Z. D3Ts =
County Deceased. All pars
said Estate are hereby Teqa6s5- (
payment, aud those who haFe
will do well TO close them q. p
And those having claims a5l.as
ale notified to present them a-
ed within the time prescribed E! =
same viii be barred.
THORNTON DAVE 81
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

STRAYS OF MARSHALL COUNTY
Taken up By Benjamin Dcdd, 4 miles east NJ
Holly Springs, one dark bay or brown horse.
eft hind foot white; some white hairs on The
shoulders, small white spot on the right
hind thigh. star in the forehead, Is or l6
hands high, i2 or l3 years old. appraised to
$4,000
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
TER,S SHIP

~ pleasure In informing the Public tba, - as
on aiand' ana IS constantly making HAS of every
's5 SIZE ana description. which he warrants 10 be
~ ahis nos superior TO any that can be bronobt
- .n.s pIacs- he ieels thankful for tbe I;ha,al
encouragement he has heretofore receivad .sd
~ ~ MAKING good hats as cheap as thew csn
public favor. CONTINUANCE OF
August, 30lh I841
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
Holly Springs. Hiss.


: DMINS IRAIOES SUI.
The undersigned having @ 4
term 1914, oflhe Probate Coae
County, Mississippi, 05laa
court, letters OF admIns,ral1u
Bte of Alexande, B. Lane Es
-, Deceased. All persons
estate. are hereby requested eE
diate payment and those having
eainst said estate. areuoaGsl 1-.
duly authenticated, within g5
scribed by law, OF the sane g
JOHN II. ANDERSEN. d
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

Necer failing Hora iss.
for c e 'rs
This medicine is
other worm medicine
The public, In every resl
Tor which tits comp5al @
Sold By r. p. j. SIS
South slg q. e
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

For The cure Oft dr-reris.
in The breast, when tie besg
atcd, spittiTs oi L.Uud clrl-
plants ol the bouas.
scoStive habits, loss ol
tomach, &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01

TICE.
Inc undersigned, having been. at the
september Term, 1914. .ofthe Probate Conr,
o. marshall County Miss: appointed ADMIN.
Isl ls'fa,or OF The estate of John E Cafrinoroo
aeco' hereby notifies all persons bav;na
Claims against said estate to present tbero
10 legal form within the time prescribed he
law or they will be forever barred Per
sons indebted to the estate arc reones,ed -
make immediate payment e'''U -
WAITER S. CARRINGTON.
Administrator of
j. T.. CARRIEeros
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
DAa &ss SGg.. g: q. g 50 50

yGyAa SssGGs...s. q. 9 SYga
! VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE.
| a SAFE and certain cure for all kinds of Liv-
| u er complaints and all diseases and indiposi-
lions that ginata from diseased state or mac
tivity of the Liver, such as
Chronic and Acute TaRamation ofthe Lirer,
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE,
iS0urassS Of Tie ,sIomac6e, Loss Of appetite,
LowNBss OF SPIRITS, CHoLIc, Co.TIvENESs, &c
ALSO HIS
S QUE 2BaI e EDIIGs
Ae5rt9t1 GISa sBset4sat remedy for al kinds of
F,E1IALE DISEASES AMI HEAKNE SIS,
or general debility from any cause.
AND ALSO HIS
RHE U MATIC MEDICINE.
A rerer falling remedy for the RHEU1HA TIC
PINS, IN all as di6erent stages and U1rieties.
There are crest many living witnesses of the
healing effects of these medicines in this vicini-
ty We therefore depend entirely upon those per
sons TO recommend il riUa UOce. bur those who
have never taken them need not be afraid of re-
ceiving any injury from them for tbev in com,
N On gith all good medicines, are purely vegeta
bic and perfectly harmless
HFor Sale by DR. L. SAWYER.
Holly Springs Miss.
Feb 10 1s45.-9m.
NOTICE.
The undersigned, at the December Term
l644 of the Probate Court Of Marshall conn
ty Mississippi. having been appointed Com
mIssloaeTs, to receive and examine all claims
OF the several Creditors of the estate of Will
liam Patrick Deceased. reported Insolvent
by his Administrator will meet al the Office
OF The Clerk ofthe Probate Court in Holly
Springs on the third Saturdays of February,
April and June next TO receive proof OF
claims against said Estate.
GORDENTIA WAITE.
WILLIAM CHISM.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-01
GLOVES.

Plain, Black and coloured Kid,
Do do Thread,
Do do Cotton,
Buckskin and Wooden Gloves.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03
Medical Card.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, Of 1876 Fulton.st
II New York, Member Of the Royal Col
lege Of Surgeons. OF Locdon and Edinburgh,
and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medical Col
lege, Of Philadelphia; also, author of work
embracing the following subjects, viz: Ma.
trimony, Impotencv and Steriiity anatomi-
cally. physiologicalIv and medically ex-
planned, with a comprehensive exposition Of
the nature and modern treatment OF Svphi,
lis. Secondary Sy mptoms ,GonurrhGa, elect
Structures, Nocturnal Emission, and all the
consequences arising from Masturba ton -
DIR Fawcett continues his private consulta
ton on the above mentioned diseases at his
long established office, l96 Fulton street,
New York, where the most aggravated forms
OF disease will yield to his mode of treat
ment, without restraint in diet or exercise,
and without mercury; even when the pro.
creative energies become paralyzed or torpid
from excessive Indulgence Of the passions,
he will be able to restore the parts to health
and vigor. Persons at a distance enclosing
81, can have copy of the work. All let
tiers must be post paid, and directed to D
II. Fawcett, 1876 Fuiton-st., New York.
ap3-6m As
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03
Improved Farms for Sale.

TWILL SELL 800 acres Of good improv
j cd Land about 25 miles from Burlington.
direct on the road to Iowa City, in Louisa
county, at the Virginia Grove. The i'm
proyements are good double log house.
and large harm and shed. and other out
buildings, with a choice orchard OF about
900 apple and peach trees. with running
water through the farm, 100 acres under
cultivation. the balance choice timber and
prairie Land of good quality.
ALSO
400 aores adjoining the same with a new
Log house, and about 40 acres under cult
vation with running wafer through the
came, about $50 acres Of timber the balance
good rolling prairie.
ALSO
200 acres adjoining the above, part tim
Der and the balance say $50 acres of choice
prairie with running water through the
came. The above Lands / will sell at u
good bargain part down and the balance
on q liberal credit. Titles indispnta BILE:
for further particulars enquire OF the sub.
scriber. A good bargain will be given.
ap3 WESLEY JONES.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

NEW MAIL LINE FROM BUR.
LINGTON, I. T., TO SPRING.
FIELD, ILLINOIS. @
GkMe WIN. II. HOLCOMB. & CO.,
HIE,x@x-. have now in operation first
rate line Of Coaches on said route.
Leaving Burlington and Springfield Non.
days. Wednesdays, and Fridays at o..
clock the morning. lodge at Nashville,
and arrive at each place in two days, at 6
o'clock, P. NJ.
From Burlington to Jacksonville.
Likewise, from Burlington to Jackson.
vile, leaving each place Mondays, Wednes-
days ard Fridays at o'clock. A. VI. The
above lines pass through Macomb Rush
vile, Reardstown and Virginia.
From Burlington to Peoria.
Also, from Burlington TO Peoria. through
Oquawka, Monmouth. Galesboro lodge at
Knoxville; arrive in Peoria, second day at
9 o'clock. Returning opposite days.
The subscribers have made every exer.
ton to render the above routes pleasant
and agreeable to all who may patronlze
the above lines.
Seats taken in Burlington at Fletcher S
Hotel; in Peoria at the Clinton House; IN
Spring field at the American House, and in
Jacksonville a. the Morgan House.
WIN. II. tIOLCOMB y co.
Burlington, Nov. IL, lol1-tf 20
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03
Reads Concentrated Syrup of
Sarsaparilla.

vEyglE subscriber now offers to the pub
lie, his preparation of Sarsaparlia,
which has been much used at the East,
though never heretofore offered for sale Ii
is not intended for the cure of cvcfy disease,
but as a grand renovater of the human
system, and perfect remedy for such dis
eases as proceed from an unfree state of the
blood nr habits. 1t is intended for scrofu-
lous affections, chronic rheumatism, diseas-
ed liver, general chronic disorders, syphilis
and is particularly ef6cacious in removing
the effects OF mercury from the system
The following recommendations will satisfy
all Of the great usefulness Of the medicine.
name is quite sufficient.
~ Attlebor0', Mass. Dec 25. As.
Reads Sarsaparila has been of great SER
vice in this commonly, and numerous in.
stances Of radical cures might be named -
1t is particularly efficacious in chronic dis
eases, and know Of nothing surer in re-
moving the effects Of mercury from the
system. Though heretofore made only for
private use, its virtue has become extern
sively known A. 5. DRAPER.
Being friend privately and gratuitqusly
benefited by the above article, | can freely
say that sgree with all that las been said
by Mr. Draper. and am pleased to learn that
the article is about to be offered publicly
for sale, the suffering community will be-
greatly assisted BY it
ID. C CARROLL. NJ. D.
The above medicine is neatly put up, ana
sold, wholesale and retail, at the City Drug
Store, by J. READ.