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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

uVFF GREEN.-The Texas correspon-
T.a'ae y Y. Tribune says Duff Green
- PRESIDENT Jones bribe to hurry on
eA"lon. This II assigned as the reason
n u mas revoked Duff Green's recog.
- Consul. The same writer declares
-. \ IorIty OF the people are opposed to
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
O X { N

SIX fine young oxen-well broke are
offered tor sale.--The Wagon if required
can be had with them on the most accom-
modating terms. In payment cotton will
be taken at l,2 cents.
Enquire at this Office Jan II, l845 4t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Mil!er's Letters. American Revolution,
lnbridges Mathemat- Young Cadet,
les, Worcester'S Geogra-
avis Shades & Shad- ply and Atlas,
oW's, Lie Of Joseph,
10. Description Ge- New S, stem Of Mer-
ometry. cdntile Arithmetic
laWkS Ecc IesiaStical Parlor SOngster
History OF the u. 5. AiooI's Melodies
arby's Universal Ca Cooks Voyages
zetteer, Episcopacy yEzam ined
FITTINGS Of Washing Bambies ot a Natural
ton ist
evt3n's Works Evenings at Home,
Iorace, Virgil, Cicero, Solitude Sweetened,
Livii, Worcester'S Element
few Latin Tutor, ary Dictionary
layfairs Euclid Paleyis Evidences
| iiiWrighrS Guide Do Theology
roveS Greek and Eng. Pastors Testimony
Dictionary, Hopkins on thecreed-
he Preacher, 2yol. DR. Larden's Encyclo-
ife Of Livingston p@dia,
luncil Of Nice Goldsmith's Greece,
eaumont on Gastric Do Rome.
Juice, Life Of Girard
ennit's Bookkeeping, Bennet's Letters,
lemoils OF Hannah Weem's Washington
Moore IngereolPS GTammeT,
halmer's Political E Life of Marion,
COnomy Irving'S Columbus,
lie of Rev. Leigh Thompsons Seasons.
Richmond, / Christian Professor,
amily Religion Domestic Portraiture,
Ilicted Family com Barnes Notes,
pani0n, ThompSon'S Narrative
'avy CrOckeus Tours do Guide to Health
melIie'S Philosophy, Colbprns Algebra,
rimshaw'S Greece Testaments
atechiSm on Grecian HeiberS Sermons
Antiquities Comstock's Chemistry
Uayans Holy War, PaleY's synopsis
salms and Hymns, Mailbyrn's Geography
enecaS Morals and Atlas,
ici .ey'S Meditation Smiths Algebra
lie OF Jackson, Pocket Maps Of the
mily's Geography different States
and Atlas, Washington's Relig
Gentlemen and Ladies ious Opinions,
Lexicon, Hodges commentary
I r. Balls Bible con- Kentucky Volunteers
VersationS | James Smith
0gliSh Composition Piano Instructors
i innings geography | GrimshaW'S En- CLAN
and AtlaS Halls Sketches OF the
ntereSting Novels, Hest.
Copy Plates. Portfolios, Fife PerceptoFs
ood old Music, and a s1pply of Quils, Letter
aper, Waters, Sealing Wax Sc.
April 18th, l6fi,-tE NJ k.f<-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

rs.
- aa-1TENT TAX "a ! EIto.
- yRb1'.o.sT. .sT.aus law as relates y
io oi ils .,..., rnI The redemption Of
I'd .nif .I..s will de .pund below
'1sa - it'- EifsissiPPiaH-
NssM III r. IL fattsr enacted,
IN &c M .,-s rfthe several c0un'
c. b, ~ co.IgI. BIZ or before the
.aan II eich and every year,
y Z. jat M ..or ofPubIic Accounts
- lorallaxas. state, county.
h i,.'.- assessed upon lands Of
-, la4 r.lsir counties respectively,
" .1s I'M jq.v oftde Auditor to re-
I'M FINN the persons required 70
Ar I'D ifsaiI taxes shall not b.
H -rb,f.re lEe frs, day Of Sep
"a -s,r the Auditor shall certi
Ts.5r such unpaid t.yes, and
Ito collect them, as in other
Ia Raflrtisr eaqcied, That the
n. t,Ifhs entitled 10 the same
" Gt making said returns to the
1sv are entitled TO lor collecting
N .l-r shall b. entitled 70 demand
6r persons paying said taxes
NJ NJ, N Tie amount paid, and on his
- tbe several collectors, the
s.H NV over 70 them all iaAes re-
ru for the use the counties, to
"a collectors INTO their respect
,,sasaries. on or before the ff
IA March, ia each year, under
,eaaltips fornon payment, as pro-
A. act, Or failure 10 pay over
~ .rsca.Isatel by themselves.
- REDEMPTION.
81 H further enacted, That .
lands shall be sold for st1te o. 4
vs the owner or owners thereof I.
M th- same within two Yeas, by I
~ purchaser or purchasers the |
,a.g paid by him. her or them,
.vs and Gusts NJ sale, with fifty per 4
~he st:i sum oftxes and cos, il /
t.hu twelve months. and If not /
months one hundred per cent /
.ilf c1uvrg1ncr for land sold 4
rrg b- dirI f1r safe keeping in
,aEi-a I'd The Court of prObltes /
county, but shpII moi be record I
a.rtlc expiration of,wo years If
lgdsa.h sIie.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

cusIaksa !; - they are troublesome, sprinkle
where n'le in their holes and about
Sahout r,,I '0ngregate. and hey will depart
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
BOOKS BOOKS.
Al r, Z. LEWIS DRUG SORE
South Side Of Square, Holly Springs

WE have on hand the following Books
w which we will sell extremely tor for Cash
or on time 10 punciual men. Come and see, we
are determined 10 sell cheaper than they can be
han. aL. .h.r
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

DTED-1nthisp place on Sunday the 2nd inSt
John Goodrich, infant son Oh IL ana M
G.. Nelson.
ssThis lovely bud, 50 young, so iair'
Called hence by earthly doom,
TnSf come 10 show how sweet hover
In Paradise would bloom
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

nys TrHrEE No trait ofchara cter
g,5.- III ieuul- thIn the pnss'
ts1fettmp.r Home can never
qpv without il. ID j. like the
tsI p- up il our pathway, revlv-
rtliaL H. LIT j man 90 home
4riri anl worn By The tolls of
al aov so9.hiug u a word dictated
l disposition.
B sunshine filling u11n bis heart
p ,,HI b cares oflif- are 10 gotten
s. lie = has . >u9ihing iuadeI1r
5 ugIs gi Vho'e family.
at Ills tiund ID the wife and moth~
hay observe kindness and love pre-
.aI.ag 0ves Che bad feelings Of nntu
kind words and looks character
asc1gdrru. and eace auI love have
-aa..la- ihrrs- study % urq ire and
a.strl temper.
.salre yiu.lle than g2iI,it cap,ivaras
.na beturv,anI t1 tb- close Of lif
-l NJ Is hlsaHe=s aaI power,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
EnGuire for rDr. g.HH. Martens

NeCeT JutttH9 " OIW UtStTUytHS Hltt09VS'to
for Children.
This medicine is infinitely superior 10 any
ofher worm medicine that has yet been offered 10
the public, in every respect and for the purpose
tor which it is compoundcd, Il has not its equal.
Sold by r. p. LEWIS,
South side of the public square
Holly Springs, Mis-.
Oct p, 1911.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

TURN.P Ply IL u. Parsons, says the
New Geacsee Farmer soaks MS rua baga.
seed ia ,a0ler's oil; and then rolls i 10
plaster. The oder keeps away the insects.
4 small quantity af on answers.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

BLANK WARRANTS for sale mt the
Gazette Office. PRICE sl,25 per ar.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

CooKING BEETs.- .-Elavirg washed them
free ot dift, ross. them il The fire as you do
potatoes -Wh,u cooked peel and serve up
n the usual msnner. Il is dish fitior ;he
stomach ufthe most ftstidious epicuFe-al
least 80 SAYS one who tried it,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

E .iar PL-1-.--A core zpaadrnt oi
H lagts Rerr..Ia ia writing f-"m A.
1lsa Du.hman wls ,ar i St pale
aa1 Frsi.el tiut Springs, IN the year
.al slurlugl Ule evening his
ll..s gugE auJ Jhe resi- Of The tan.
-attn7d lva miles dis.aat-uext NOR
a.l aE -lu =a5H.I-r-d and leaving
a1s asep clu1. taa olI fellow oi .i~
H.nr., rtm4t&.ur. "maTpre Ilt gill
A-rs Jal-e uf his sons suspr'se.
sa "a .ess tutu an haur. h- saw fIi~r a
'1'aE q backs ourh.oviAy a sboal OF
~s-@ a. had 5veu t. The dot
FHE-
-hIlIup. hich ua. Hans" ranted he
ll1 apaui w 81 pack ! I've been fife
!, aAt As.l spaiy igif mill far.ler.'
nG. '.om what can l-arn-Nynhrer
I'sntuabt Is ard.r +, n rts-a dew
ia lJlg sildt
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Inquire for Dr.. James Ill Martjea's
ANPI-DISPEPTIC AND ANTI
CONSUMPTIVE PILLS
For the cure of dyspeptia, chronic cough, pai
In the breast, when the body is weak anj enact
ated, spitlirg Of blood, chroGic diahr9a, orcom
plants Of the bowels, pa!pitation Of he hear
costive habits, loss Of appetite, acidity Of III
stomach, &c.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08
MONROE COUNTY.
DESOTO COUNTY

WEST OF THE BASIS MERIDI
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-02-08

Copy Plates. POrtl
Good Old Muse, and q
Paper, WATERS, Sealips
April 18th, Iofi,-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-26
For the Portage Sentinel.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT,

- . u b
On Tuesday morning the l7,h inst. Mr..
JOHN E. DAVIS of Palmyra, in this county,
left his residence in company with his wife
ON visit to his daughter in the low Dship.of
Milton about two and huff miles from his resi-.
dence. When within one mile of home on their
return, about o'clock, p. VI. as is supposed, the
forward spring of the Buggy suddenly gave way
and their horse starting at the same time in conse
quence of which Mr.. Davis aud lady were both
thrown from the, seat of the carriage. Mr.. Da.
Wis it is supposed was killed instantly in the fall
and his wife considerably injured Thus in the
midst Of Life and Death, Unexpectedly, family
of eight children were called without a moments
warning, to witness the honcred parent in the
embrace of Death; who had only few short
hours previous left hem on social visit to a
member of his house hold. 10 the family the
loss is irreparable, the surviving widow has been
deprived of kind and affectionate, husband and
the children of the deceased have lost one of the
best ofearthly fathers. commun ty have lost and
will feel the loss Of valuable Citizen in the circle
Of the acquaintance of The deceased. He was
htty four years Of age, was native of Wales,
emigrated to the United States some fifteen years
since with the intention of settling his family in
this land offreedom, as no has often told the
writer Of this notice, has lived to see the greater
part of his family settled in life, hut without the
least notice to him, So far as we know, was
called thus suddenly from their fond embraces
May this occurrence of Divine Providence, be a
warning to allin the language Of Scripture, "Bs
ye also ready" b.
Palmyra. June 90, 1845. i s,yr
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miro.

In Mt Clemens, Michigan, On tho 18th inst
Mr.. JOHN M. JONES, son Of Evan Jones of
GarrettsviIe, Portage County, Ohio, aged "a
years. g +G ~ EsiA& ,-d
In this village, on thcs4th inst. MRs. CAR
OLlNE J. KING, consort Of Eli P. King, aged
SO years., .eH tha! }e A, Es'
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applied TO the multiplication of countless eds
uons :of iha same familiar characters. They

applied TO the multiplication of countless edI.
ions sQf tha same familiar Characters. They
have long been read by the "Alleghanians"
who live along the margin of our rivers, with
awdty, watchedwith eagemess, & delight,
by nuIheFons iribes Of "particled" beings,
whose earliest ancertofs, Of the old world,
were not SO much frightened by the "forty
days. rpin, as to 60 to Noah for any of his
assistance. And they are read yet, and will
be read, long after any other sphere that is
made exclusively Of "green cheese" shall dis
appear. sand ..mcE with fervent heat;" no
matter what has been formerly or latteEly
said on the subject = .''s - ~
But intended when commenced 10 have
said something on the subject Of cheese ma
ing in shis cconmunity; and may yet al some
future period. Ihave only room now to say,
that this season has CO mmenced most favor
ably to the farmers hereabouts, according to
Fule of interest. .Green cheese, and ''un-
finished beef" are all the rage. 1t is really
amusing TO see buyers sweep the shelves
clean up to the partially conglomerated qrd
in the hoop The necessary consequence is,
d perfect rush in every depaFtment Of the
dairy. There is tremendous run upon the
whole mafnmillary genus, called cows. They
are stripped Of their young, .qrom two days
old and under" Every thing is laid under
heavy contribution; and every muscle, and
vein, is taxed to the utmost, to promote the
grea. end in view. The cid Westminster is
altered SO that it teaches the doctrine that
ssthe chief end of man." and beast, woman.
and child, is TO make cheess. The people
promise infheesc; and pay in cheese. Add,
multiply, subtract, and divide, in cheese; and
use deaconed skins for change. II is diff
cult to help thinking here. that if "the soul of
beast should harpen TO 60 "urwards,' =
the accounts Of many persons among us
might take different turn, ard wear a very
different aepectin the "spirit land" from what
they had anticipated. The witnesses would
be much moro numerous, and both the testi>
mony, and the jurisdiction, might take a
much wider range than the avarice, aud in
humanity mcr, Ladher taught them to
suppose. @ '3 'a N.
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". B. PALMER,

No. SO Pine st. Philadelphia, No., l60 Nassau
street, New York; No. 16 State street, Boston:
aud SEE. corner Of Baltimore and Calvert streets,
Baltimore; is our aq thorized Agent for receiving
subscriptions and advertisements for the PoRTAGE
SENTINEL, and give receipts for the same. Mer>
chants, Mechanics, and Tradesmen generally may
cx tend their business by availing themselves Of
the opportunities for advertising which his agency
affords, sats 30tr1 bEH ts kat 13-'s5-f
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-26
CELEBRATION
OF THE FOURTH OF JULY
AT .RAVENNA.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

Procession to be formed under the direction
of Col. p. b. TYLER, Chief Marshal, assisted
by J. b. KINe and E. M. WHlTrLEsY, on the
Public Square at 1Oo'clock A. M. in tho fol-
lowing order. as.tt aa5
(. LIST. The Martial Band under the dlreetion
of Maj. B, Osborn. h's'a s7t@s e
Cd. The Rayenna gniop Band. ta7f
Sd. Committee of arrangements. efs es3
4th. Speakers of the day. : 't'1'.
5th. Ladies, under the direction Of n. j.
Thompson and N, D. Clark. II
9Th. Citizens generally. NAV
Procession formed, they will move 10 the
Universalist Church. the ladies' occupying
the interi or. ,ai &is 5b.E6Ta 45
The exercises will then commence with a
prayerby the Rev. B! X. Mal.by. reading the
Declaration by A. Servoss, Esq, Oration
by Rev. E. Il. Atwater, and conclude with a
prayer by Rcv. w. G. Johnson.
The procession will again be formed in lle
above order and march TO the table where o
dinner will be provided for the occasion.
Blessing by the Rev g. Messenger. After the
Cloth is removed, the regular toasts will be
read by William Goodman, Esq. Volunteer
toasts, Music, &c. ss.so@
The Ladies are requested to assemble at
the. .Court-House at the ringing of the bell.
Citizens of the County generally are re-
spectfully invited to attend and participate in
the celebration. Ample accommodation
will De provided foa all. ,lg;.e.t dst#aHi
By order of the committee of arrunge-
ments, .f .saE at ia.~.t 14s nfa NJ
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-26

A Mr.. Waters, al. Derby, Connecti-.
cut, is making 2 tons and a half Of pins
per week by smachinery of his own
invention. Enough'to pin back the ears
of every old..maid this side Of ork
State. ~s 5}+
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-26
VILLAGE. SCHOOL.
NOR man.s Peruyian Bl.aers.
Family IL Boarding School for Boys,
RAW NA.P(lRTAGE q.

Family Ii Boarding School for BOys,
RAVENN A, PORTAGE CO. o.
DOYS from to IA years Of age are re.
ID ceved into this School, and the number
is limited to Is or 90. The pupils are re-
ceiyed into the family of the Princpal.' aud
fa1a part of it. A constant watehfulness
will Be exercised over their habits and morals,
kind parental government maintained, and
the intercourse, comforts and .enjoyments OF
home secured to them in as high degree as
possible. .,ga,es3e X rs.i; vas 81
The personal attention of the Principal and
his lady (both of whom have had tho expe-
rience of years in the training and instruction
of youth) will be faithfully and unrcmIttingly
given 10 secure the comfort, health and hap
piness, and the moral and intellec tual i'm.
provement Of pupils committed to their care.
The dwelling is spacious and commodious,
situated in a retired part of the villpge,
where the sports and recreations of the play
grounds can be enjoyed, entirely free from
street and village Influences. The whole es.
tablshment will be under an efficient but mild
discipline, resembling tina! ofa we'll regula.
ted Christian family.
! The system oflnstruction is designed not
merely to advance and perfect the pupils in
the branches studied, but to develop and in
struct the judgment, to enligh,en the under
standing, to form the habits, and to give q
moral and useful direction to the inclinations.
Tuition will be given in the common and
higher English branches, and also in the
higher Mathematics, and in several OF the
languages, namely Latin, Greek, French
| and Spanish, as Parents and Guardians may
desire. ii 20 t'.. S'.s
The Summer session will commence on
| "Wednesday the 25.h of June next, and en-.
brace period of Is weeks-and be follow
ed bya vacation of s weeks, when the Win
| ter session will commence OH the lst Monday
lin November and embrace period OF Q!
weeks,
TERMs.-$s per weck=-including tuition
board, lodging, washing mendng, fuel ant
lights. For the winter session an extr,
charge of two dollars per scholar for inciden
tai expenses will be made. Payments to b.
made quarterly in advance. .a,.3 .4. ,la.
! H. a., n, LYMAN w. HAIL.
Ravenpa, May ls45. ,n3 ,-ss
RE.rEREN NOES
Ravenna-J. Sloane, d. Lyman, D. R
Tiden, Rev. E. e.. Atwater, Rev. w. G
johnson, Joseph Lyman, William Goodman
G. Prentiss, Isaac 3rayton, Dort !. Swift.
Clepeland-J. w. Allen, g. J. Andrews
ID. A. Foote, s, Starkweather,9 J. A. Briggs
E. Wade, T,sP, srenoes L. l.. Rice, q.
Gushing. r.. ND ,.a} jua Ee
WarTen--Leicester King, John Crowcl
David Tod, John Hutchings. e. a..:
| Canton-H. Griswold, D. a, Starkweather
I d. Jarvis.
/ Hudson-van R. Humphrey, Faculty o
w. R College. E VI,
'.akron-L. Dewey, H. Garfield, w. s. g
Otis, George Kirkum, F.. Wadsworth, Luc lel
Swift, l.. V. Bierce. ,.1 M% s~nha
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kinds of work in the Millinery business.
She therefore invites The Ladies to give her a
trial in their line-ahd she will guarantee, to
accommodate them with the leest fashions
and best work, and she hopes BY paying strict
attention to her business to receive share of
the public patronage.
Ravenna, June l9, 1915. 2tf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-26
LAD Esq FAIR

The Ladies ofthe Episcopal Church, Cuyaho>
ga Falls. propose to hold sale of neat fancy and
useful articles in the large Lecture Room in the
rear of the Church on the 4th of July.
The Fair TO be opened at o'clock, P. NJ. on
the 4th and continue open till 9 O'Clock.
Refreshments, Ice Cream, &c. will be provi-
ded for the occasion. Tho avails of the Fair 10
aid in erecting Parsonage. a. -
The public in general are respectfully invited
to attend. -
. June "a, 1s45.
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Alarrif0.

, In Ravenna, onsthe 10Th INST. by Row. Geo.
Mess engcr, Mr. STODDARD E. NEWBERRY,
Of Franklin, to Miss PAMELA e. WEST
LAND, Of Mant1a. .8 -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-06-26
II III e FEE MI ALE

SOCIETY OF RAvENNA,
Will. hold Fair in the afternoon and evening of
Friday, July 4th, in Mason's, Hall. The pro-
ceeds to be devoted 10 benevo lent objects.
June rs, lS45, ssatt2 @t, t.s'-i~a',
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02

TRUSSES, CUTTING APPARATUS, &c- -a The subscribers respectfully call the attention of Phy yscuns and others to nvoIce just received per shp LaAy Milton, from Liverpool, embracing ex- tensve assortment of 'Evans & Co.'S patent self adjusting Trusses,' suitable both for adults and children. These instruments manufactured in London, upon improved and scientific principles They receive the appreciation of the faculty are acquantel with the improvements made, consi- der the Trusses far superior to any use, as well for the radical cure of hernia or rupture, as for combining the greatest comfort and freedom in the wearing.
 Aso-A supply of improved English Scarilca- tors, Lancels, Gum Elastic Caiheters Suspensarys etc. For sale wholesale or retail by
 janl4 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02
UEENRY'S CHINESE SHAVING CREAM A l OR ORIENTAL COMPOUND.-The prn

UEENRY'S CHINESE SHAVING CREAM, A II OR ORIENTAL COMPOUND.-The prn- cipal ingredients of this delightful Oriental Com- pound, being of Eastern origin the preparation diff fers entirely from any other heretofore offered for the same purpose. It's component parts are held in the highest estimation where best known, but the com position itsef is entirely new, and only requires a trial ofits qualities, to satisfy all of its real worlh. It has the proprietors years of labor aud much expense, to bring the article it's present of perfection, and is now submitted for public favor on its own merits with the confident belief that u IS the best, as well as the most economical shaving com pound in
 Try and test it's superior qualities. A supply just received and for sale by
 jan25 k. L. WATKINS & CO.,, Druggists.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-02
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS VIRGINIANA, OR WILD CHERRY.

DIR. SWAYNE'S
 COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUS VIRGINIANA, OR
 WILD CHERRY.
 Testimony of respectable and experienced Physcian Fellow-citizens-W are bound to believe, from the very circumstances, that all who take Dr Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, do say that it far excels all other medicines, for Coughs Colds, Splitting Blood, Tickling or rising sensation in the Throat, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asth. ma, Weakness of the Nervous System, impaired constitution, from any cause; and prevent persons from falling into decline, this medicine has no equal
 In districts where calomel and qunine have been too freely used in bilious complaints. &c, Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry will pre- vent their evil effects on the system, and act a strengthening alterative and improve the bary iunc- tions.
 CAUTIoN-All preparations from this valuable tree, except the original Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, fictitious and counterfeit Another Evidenesof the wonde,ful cures patormed by Dr. Spaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
 Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir-When was at Pitts- burg, last August purchased of your Agent six bot ties of your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. 1 had for many years been troubled wiiha cough, often very volent with other indications of consumption, disease of the Lungs, of a very serious nature. had very little faith in medicine, it was thought my disease was hopeless and beyond it's reach. had applied to several Physicians for relief and also used some highly pufed medicines which had seen in the newspapers, but hearing that you had much ex- perience in the practice of medicines and had treat cd many cases of consumption, I concluded to try yours; and from that time, l happy to say, I found relief. l write this in hopes you will publish it, that any human being has suffered as have done, they may know where to find a medicine, the virtues of winch may be relied upon.
 Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURN. More proefs efthe efficacy of Dr. S0ayne's Compound Synp @ Wild Cherry, in reliepinlg afflicted Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir--The time has been when I would not recommend medicine advertised in the public prints my own signature; now feel diff ferent-I feel relief. was reduced by protracted cough for SIX months 10 Il mere skeleton; rest at night; soreness and pain in my breast, sids, &c.- Suffice it to say, used your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which in few weeks relieved me ef- lectually. am certain, had it not been for your medicines Gas life frequently depends on early atten- ton to proper lnedicines,) should now be in the silent grave. Let no person delay, but precare your Syrup and be relieved of their coughs and colds as they dangerous companions, and often lead Co fla tal consequences. Your friend,
 ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford county. Pa. Agent in Mobile for the sale of the above medicine
 SETH w. ROBERTS,
 ian27 corner Dauphin and Commercest