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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30

The Newark Eagle records tie death Of
ano'her Revolutionary patriot named Peter
hlse' native of Germany aged 90 yeas,
in that city, on Friday OH insI.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30

The Baltimore American announces the
death of Gen. William Mcdonald. The
General was in The 87lh year of his age
and was a soldier in The war of The Revolu
lion,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30

Mrs. Martha Johannei al her deaf, lefl
TO the Massachusetts Luuauc Asylum $50
600 d. favorie horse,25 years old, to keep
IN clover as long as he lived.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30
MONROE EDW ARDS.

This magnificent swindler is now expiai-
lug his r6gueres a, the Sing State Prison
in New York. Dr.. NortbaIl, Of Brooklyn,
las recently visited the prison, and IN
describing the apartment devoted 10 'ht
manufacture Of rugs, carpets, &c, ssys'-
Monroe Edwards occupied one of ih'
looms. lie saw the face OF this notorious
swinder bu, for moment, for as is his
custom, the moment he is aware of The
presence Of strangers he turns has head
az away and will not be seen. Ed
wards is said to feel his present situation
intensely, and to undergo much mental sui
fering, owing 10 bis degradation DR.. North
all also observes tha, gifted with superior
degree of intelligence, accustomed TO enjoy
though ill-golten, the luxuIies of life, ant
10 exhibit the grsces Of cultivated society
he feels peculiar degree of modification
in his present state, in his incessant tol
without remuneration, and in his conslan
labor withou, hope. His mental agony i
almost inolerable; as his shame shows, bu
he has brought his misery upon himself
and has no one 10 blame.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30

The Pensacola Gazette states that a man
named Nickerson, was seized and carried
of by shark whilst drawing seine near
that place.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30

mililsry snc4mpment is TO be held a
Euphrate, Ltncasler county, Pg,oI the 9u
September, aud continue until the l3h.
'0a the 4 lrh, the corner 'sloae Of lhe mon
.uneBi 10 be erected over .he remains Of he
two hundred soldiers ef the revolution whu
died ihere, will be laid. A general review
Of the troops will also take place on thaI
day, and an oraiion and historical sddfess
will be delivered.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-08-30
COURT WEEK.

The following cases were dlsposeu Uf r'
the quarter sessions last week.
Commonwealth uS. H'iliiam Smith =
Indictment, Larceny; stealing a pair Of
shoes from E. Mellin of Danvie. Verdict
NOT GUILTY. Defender, had been in
Jail about months before trial. Buckalew
for Commonwealth; Hurley and Hub5el
for De(endent.
Commonwealth us,Abroham LudWick-
Indictment for an assault. Deft plead Gull
sentence Lime g. cost. Buckalew foI
CommoG wealth PleassEls for defi
Commonwealth Us. Henry Uarner-..
Indictment for passing counterfeit, money
Verdict, i,GUILTY. Sentence SIS fine, costs
81 one year solitary confinement in Eastern
- reui ui,vrrriur - p>,~I ~i.~~- e. u Aldy 70!
Commonwealth, Comly & Geo. A Fiick
for Def.
Commonwealth Ds. W:Hiam Doan-
indictment ssssull'upon SaraliM McElvoy. .Ver
die, GUILTY. Sentence So fine and costs
Buckalew and Geo, A Frick, for Common
wealth, Jackson aud Bancroft, for Delen
dent.
Commonwealth vs. Casper J. Reed
Indictment, perjury. Delendent did not
appear and his recognizsnce was forfeited.
Commonwealth vs. Charles Chester
Indictment; cruelty to Horse. Delenden'
on the 7Ih of July last was driving a horse
Aha! banked. He became very mad whip
ed the horse violently and knocked il do wn
with The butt end Of his horsewhip. lie
,hen hi,ched chain around the horse
neck and fastened another horse ahead ant
diove forward. He then fastened a chain
or rope around the under jaw but i, slippe,
of. tie then fastened rope ! or five eighth.
OF an inch thick around the tongue of tb,
horse and jerked at the rope with his, hand:
ill he tore off i've and half inches Of the
tongue. Verdict, Guilty. Sentence $5
fine, costs Of prosecution, and one month il
The County Jail. Buckaew and Bancroft
sfor Commonwealth, Comfy for defended.
s-4@EQ5s.faz-szssa
On mo'lon oil ii. BELLAS, Esq. Jos
CASEY, Erq. Of ONION, was on Tuesds,
last admitted 10 practise as an atlorney
IN The several Courts Of Columbia coun
,ty.
Ga motion of j. G. Montgomery
ESQ a, ID. CooL E.q. was admiue,
on Thursday last, 10 prdc'se as an at
,orney ia The several Cours of Colum
bis county.
,0n snplion of J,mes peasants, Esq
WILLIAM w. iUBBELL, ofihe City 4
Philadelphia, was, on Monday last, az
mitlsd-to practise in The sey efsl Coufl
for the county Of Columb, DanViH
Democrat
a milisry snc4mpmen. is TO be held :
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THyHIS DAY RECEIV BY


u TAYLOR, WILDE s. co.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS by the Cambria,
just received, Wilmer & Smiths European Times,
BELTS Life in London, London illustrated News,
do. Pictorial Times, do. Punch, do. Athenaun,
Dublin Nation, Dublin Freeman's journal, Lon
don Pictorial Almanac, &C., all of latest dates
Child of the Islands, by Mrs. Norton, a5
Mysteries of the Backwoods, by T. B. Thorpe,
author of "Tom Owen the Bee Hunter" SUI
perbly illustrated, 50
Francis Abbott or the Hermit of Niagara, tale
of the new and old world, by the author of
siMetallak," BE. 25
The MAST SHIP, or the Bombardment of FaI-
mouth, by i. II, ingraham, Esq. l25
The Soldier of Lyons, by Mrs. Gore, 25
Holmes Life of Mozart, muslin extra, rs
The Foster Brother Il tale by Leigh Hunt. rs
Butchers of Client, Historical Romance, %
Farmers Library, for December, so
Eclectic Magazine, for do SO
Chambers Edinburgh Journal for Dec. l25
O'DOnoghue, fresh supply 1874
Pictorial Emporium, splendid Christmas sheet, g.!
The Baronet's Daughter, by w. E. Burton, l25
Counterfeit Detector, for December, Ia
Che Bastard, or Brothers. Revenge, part and 2,
thrilling romantic tale, %
David Dumps, or the Budget of Blunders, %
AbedneCo, the Money Lender. by Mrs Gore, IS
The white Boy a story Of Ireland in 1922, ID
65- Every new aud cheap publication rec, ived as
soon as issued and for sale wholesale and retail. at
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.'S Literary Hall,
Nos. 4, and Jarvis Buildings, B it,
And at No ) ELLIOTT'S BUILDINGS,
1t Penn. Avenue, Washington City.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-09

PsEsAHArloNs FOR WAR IN ENGLAND. 1t
b. known to our readers that England has been
for rome time past, engaged in erecting coast
Salsnces, building steam vessels of war, and
n.as NJ other preparations, significant Of an
apprehension that she will have to encounter
WA from some quarter. 1t was intimated in
s4,sao Of the English papers, that these prepa-
ss.Lons arose from the expectation, that, on the
ao;.t. OF the King of France, the policy of
eka! nation might be changed, and tho inva-
s2on Of England be attempted. This intina-
aion seemed justified by the publication of the
Prince dc Joinvile, who had been engaged in
Surveying the British coast-but the London
saornng Chronicle of November 6, gives
different Interpretation to the acts Of the Brit
saa aovcgnment-and if il BIO correct, there can
~ little doubt that the precautionary measures
of sDgland have been adopted with view to
laer difficulties with this country about Oregon
ROY shall be in the least surprised TO find her
terrifying herself in that Territory. The fol-
fsEing is the article from the Chronicle to
which we have alluded; from which it is evil
deaf, that the British government was imme-
Siste!y apprized of the peremtory rejection by
30, minister at Washington of the propositions
Il compromise made by our government.
1--WE are led to believe, from information on
which we ale entitled to rely, that, notwith-
xsaadins the importance of the "food ques-
gssa, which has occupied the deliberations and
cRizided the opinions of the Cabinet in the: re-
assst meetings, the state of our negotiations at
Washington, in regard to the Oregon Terri
tory, has been a question scarcely less rerplcx-
ing and embarrassing. Certain it is, from all
wye can CLEAN of public opinion in the States,
end from all we can learn from private sources
vt the views of the Cabinet Washington, ant
o5their power to control public opinion, ever
were they disposed SO to do, in order to effect
a frieadiy settlement of this question-and it is
with reluctance and sincere regret that we
saake the avowal-there appears at present
scarcely chance of such views beng enter
t4iaed in the pending negotiation at Washing
ton as ,oill or can meet the acceptance OF an
English Cabinet. Nor are our fears on this
assere iessened when we refer to the apparent
precautionary preparations which the recent
activity in the various government dockyards
sould indicate against apprehended danger
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-09
NEW HATS VS., SHOCKING BAD ONES.

MeSSrs Editors Of the Clipper:
tdy- Many are the ills and veXaons one is subject
to, who sports a shocking bad hat. In o'den times
it was conceded that 'the mind is the index of the
man." but now, III this age of improvement and great
d cernment let the body he the eaement for mind
of the noblest attributes of heart ever good and
generous, how liable is the possess0r 10 b. cut and
passed by unnoticed if he be decked in the trap
pings of fashion, particularly fashionable HAT! 1t
in fact, is nov all and all to constitute the man for
who is not adred by outward appearances: Aye,
does not ''the learned pate duck to the golden god''
more in obcisance to what is on the head than in it?
Therefore, your readers who would command smil-
ing recogninns, and honled congratulations, should
90 TO "KEEVIL'S," SS BALTIMORE STREET, there
purchase n HAT cheap, and Of quality to o'er gloss
faults innumerable if such there be- the which,
s'Like richest Alchymy,
VIII change to virtue and to worth ness"
Respectfully, WILLIAM H. KEEVIL,
Dc eotfr Agent for the Proprietor
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aYz- FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, &c. OF FELI.,s

h7- FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, sc. OF FELL'S
POINT There will be Public Discussion held be-
fore the above Institute at their Hall in Bond street,
one door below Bank, on THIS Tuesday EVEN
ING, al half past O'Clock. The question selected
for discussion, is-"Should capital punishment be
abolished" Appointed the affirmative, MIR. Alfred
Armstrong; on the negative. Mr., Cornelius Il. L..
Leary. Those who may wish TO hear an interesting
debate upon the above subject will do we'll to attend
at the above place this evening.
The members of the Institute are particularly in
officers for the Institute.
II. LOUIS MULLER Secretary.
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HoLIrDAy STREET. yI,EaTRE,

10 C.fRD, Mrs, BAILEY respectfully announces
to her friends and the public, that her Benefit will
take place on TUESDAY EVENING, December 9th,
on which occasion Mrs. SEGUlN, Mr.. FRAZER,
Mr.. SEGUIN, Mrs. BAILEY, and Mr.. DELAVANTf
will appear, in conjunction with the entire strength
of the Company in the popular Musical Drama call
ed GUY WANDERING. After which, a Grand
Scene from Ii Barbiere di Siviga, by Mr.. DELLA
VANTI. To conclude with the Comic Opera of
JOHN OF PARIS, in which Mrs. BAILEY, Nj.
FRAZER, Mr.. SEGUIN, Mr.. CHAPMAN, &c, will
appear. J3- Box Book now open. ds-2t
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SINGULAR AND DIsTREssING EFFECT OF IN
SANITY. A few days ago printer named Rad
cffe, employed in the ST. Louis Reporter Of
flee, with one of his hands cut off the other be-
tween the wrist and elbow Joint. For several
days he had shown evident symptoms of insa-
nity and on this occasion, while at work at
case, he suddenly ran to where he got an old
dull axe and inflicted this act of selt-mutilaton.
He was conveyed to the hospital, where he re-
ceives the proper medical and surgical attend
ance.
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L.HNI UPF3d NIGIII.
{I3-NRS. SEGUIN'S BENEFIT AND LAST AP-
PEARANCE. Mrs. SEGutN respectfully announces
her Benefit for THURSDAY EVENING, her | !,
1915, when will BE- performed, for the first time in
Baltimore, BeIlini's Grand Opera of THE PURI
TANS AND THE CAVALIER adapted from 81 PU-
RITANI." Characters by Mrs. Sc UIN, Mrs. BAL
LEY, Mr.. FRAZER, Mr.. ANDREWS, Mr.. della
VANTI and Mr.. SEGUIN And other Entertain
mCnts. {Iy- Box Book now open. do q
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my-OFFICIAL DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. lib, for 1916:

and 60, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos. each $50
% and 81 being the 3d and 4th drawn Nos each 40
So and "A, being the 5th and 9Th; and II, be
ing the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos each 30
30 and %, being the 9Th and 10Th; or 80 and 66, be
ing the 9th and lth drawn Nos. each 20
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the dawn Nos. on, &c )
From the old established House of
EMORY, No. 9 N. Calvert st.
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+ From the Republican and ArIas.

h3- TOBACCO has been used ever since the days
of Sir Waiter Raleigh, by the high and the low, the
rich and the poor the king and the beggar; indeed its
consumption has become general that is hard to
find enc that does not either smoke, snuff or chou
For ourselves, prefer rich Cigar. All! there they
are a box Of the agree lble deluders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Boy, light match, so that we can luXuriale
for few minutes, until the devil calls for copy Puff!
PuFYM PUFFm! All! BOOTH knows how to make
them. If any of our readers wish to enjoy them
selves, as we now doing, we would recommend
them to the ''YELLow House,; at the Hanover Mar
ket-right on the corner DC ttr
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-09

CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. Mr.. Morris left
us yesterday for Richmond, Va. There has
never been any exhibition in Baltimore to our
knowledge, that has gratfied so great num-
Der of visitors as this magnificent picture; and
we know ofnO one better calculated to manage
il than MIR. Morris. His manners are easy, his
department gentlemanly, his urbanity and po-
likeness to visitors, together with his generous
and courteous bearing, cannot fail to ensure
him many friends His descriptive lectures
upon the subject is "value received for the
price of admission.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-09

U3-The Concert of WALTER PERCUSSION, the
celebrated performer upon shs Scotch and Unien
Bagppes, comes off on TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th
inst, at the Democratic Hall, South street 1t is Alto
gcther novel affair, and doubt will be well at
tended. For particulars, see bills Of the day. de 81
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{hy-DANIEL 5. COLE, of No. 10 Sixth Avenue,
nine mon hS since, was thrown upon the curb stone
walk which caused serious wound upon his thigh
For eight months he severely affected in his walk,
had tried different applications, but all had done no
good inflammation was increasing 'pidy-8hen
he bought one of DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX
TRACTORS which had come from Il Maiden Lane;
before he had used one box he was entirely cured.
To be had at the corner of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also at the corner Of Baltimore ani
Harrison SIS, and at 81 Thames street. 1t
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CIRCUS COMPANY. We see that PIC parali1n are
making for the reception of Harringons Equestrian
Company, which is expected to be here early in next
week. 1t is TO be located on vacant lot in the neigh
borhood of Pratt and Green-sts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-09

n7-LESSONS IN THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
.4.MLLLER, German Missionary, will give Instruc-
ton in the German Language, in the LIGHT ST.
INSTITUTE, near the Light street Church. on MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY of each week,
from to 81 O'Clock, P. NJ during the winter months
portion of time in each lesson will be devoted TO
familiar conversation in German, practical exer-
else on the preceding lesson The whole to be COL
Quoted according the strctest rules of decoruD and
propriety, SO that ladies' as we'll gentlemen may
take part in these exercises. Terms-S5 per quarter.
Lessons to commence on Monday, 9Th inst dc 2t'
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Ho LLIDAY STREET THEATRE Benefit Of Mrs. Bal
ley. This accomplished lady and general favorite
offers extraordinary attraction on the occasion of her
benefit this evening. Two excellent Operas will be
performed, "Guy Mannering" and "John of Paris,''
in both of which the whole operate corps will ap-
pear. Let there be full house
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EJEW BOOKS! NEW B0OKSM
JuS. received at

~ Jus received at
w. N. HARRIS0N'S PERIODICAL DEPOT,
No. /. Uarvis's BuiIdines) North st.
Frances Abbott or The Hermit of Niagara, %
The Foster 81 other-a Tale, %
The S0dtr Of Lyons, by Mrs. Gore, %
The Mast Ship, or Bnmbard ncnt of Falmouth, l2i
The Whtebo9, by Mrs. 5 C.Hal %
David DUMPS,
By the arrival of the Cambria
The London illustrated News, 1872
The LoGdon Pictorial Times, lS;
Wilmer & Smiths Times, 12t
For sale by
w. N. HARRISON'S Literary Depot,
Dc No. Jarvis Buildings, North-st.
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MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The second
annua address before this society will be delivered
this evening by the Hon. John P. Kennedy, in the
Univprsaist Church, CaIvert-st. The audience IN ey
confidently expect rich aad elegant produc ion.-
The public generally are invited to attend
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VARIETY Is THE SPICE OF LIFE,

HINCKLEY'S LITERARY DEPOT,
49, Baltimore st one door W. of North.
The Child Ct the lands, by Hon, Mrs. Merton %
Review of The Relations between the l.. States
and Mexico, by K. $. Coke, %
fresh supply of Fremont's Narrative, %
The Soldier OF Lyons by Mrs. Gore, 25
Brothets of Client, illustrated, 25
The Foster Brother, an Italian Tale, 25
Pictorial Emporium, full of Portraits, &c. g.!
Subscriptions for ne Scientific American solicited.
CHARLES A. HINCKLEY, Jr.
1t 6 doors below Clipper Office
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mz-rHoMpsoN,s COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR

Gh3-THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPTHA. The eminent success which
attends the administration of this unparalleled rene
dy in Pulmonary Consumption, Spitting Blood, Bron-
chts, Asthma, Hoarseness Loss OF Voice, Pain in
the Side and Breast, Obstinate Coughs, Difficult
Breathing Palpitation of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Nervous Weakness and Tremors is truly astonish-
ing furnishing evidence of its intrinsic value, the
only remedy that be confidently relied upon in
the above malauies. individuals of the highest
specability bear ample testimony to its power and
efFicac in this class of diseases For sale by
ROBERTS 4 ATKINSON, Agents,
|, corner of Hanover and Market-sis.
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NJEVg STYLE CLOA HIaGS. Just opened
~ this morning splendid new style CLOAKINGS,
OF French, English and American manufacture, in
Guiding several patterns for mourning.
Also, white SATlNS, of various qualities, pink and
drab do; also real French Cashmere.
Long and square SHAWL ), of new designs, part
of the latest importation, just anded in New York.
As the season is advanced, foods of every descrp-
lion will be offered at very small prohts and an eff
fort made to keep on hand articles that are scarce
and seasonable.
HAMILTON EASTER & co.
1911 no. 203 Baltimore street.
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NoveL CONCERT. a Concert will be given this
evening in the Democratic Hall, South ST., by Waite
Furgusen which, to the most of our citizens, will be
quite novel affair He will perform upon the Scotch
and Union Bagpipes, upon which instruments he is
laid to have 10 superior. We should be pleased to
see large audience.
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Qg-MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
ANNUAL ADDRESS. The second annual address
before this Society will be delivered by Hon JOHN p
KENNEDY, on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th inst. at Ii
O'Clock, i'll the Unversalis church, corner of Calvert
and Pleasant streets. The public are invited to at
tend. By order,
n5-4t S. +. STREETER, Rec. See.
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corner of Hanover and Markets

R5-FIRST BALTIMORE HOSE COMPANY.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the First Baltimore
Hose Company will he held at sle Company's Rooms
on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th Dee. at half past 7
o'clock. BY order,
ds 2t+ JAMES CAREY COALE, Sec'y.
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New PUBLICATIONS. MIR. Geo. Fl. Hickman, the
publisher, has laid upon our table "I'he Child of the
Islands," poem by the Hon. Mrs. Norton 1t is
printed by Mr. Jsmes Lucas, of this city,
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05-GOVANsTOWN FAIR. The Ladies in the
vicinity of Govanstown will hold Fair on Thursday
and Friday the It'll and 18th ins in the new Church
at that place, TO aid in completing the building. He
treshments will be provided for those from distance
omnihuses will start from the Court House, corner of
Monumeat Square, at TO- 3 and 60'clock of each day.
Fare going and returning each i2t. Should it rain,
the sale will take place the good day de6-5t.
TAR'S BaLSAM OF WILD CHERRY. New Jer-
sey, Borde ntown, October IS, lS45.-Mr. SETH w.
F0wLE:-Dear Sir: | am well aware that persons of
every age; sex and condition in life every part of
the country, nave used, aud been benefited, by DR..
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. My
own life has been saved with it. My fathers and my
mothers family were both c0nsumptve. My father,
mother and sister died with that fatal disease. For
some years have been preds posed to II myself
About one year ago, was quite sick for number of
weeks, confined to my bed when the pain in my side
would allow me to lay. My physician pronounced
my disease Liver Com plani my liver was very much
enlarged, raised bleed several times; the pain in my
side was that the passing in the street
by the door affected me. | was cupped bled and had
various other remedies applied, but all TO purpose
i goi no relief; at last my physician said he could
not cure me. expected TO die soon, but provdentia
ly heard of and Obtained a bottle of your Balsam,
which relieved me at once. | was encouraged to
Petsevee In using it, until took four five bottles,
which saved my life and cured me. My health is now
good. For Liver Complaints | believe ii is q most
certain cure. Signed,
MARTHA II. BECHTEE.
am &C 1uainted with Mrs. Bechtel, her statement
is true. Signed by
WHIrALL STOKES, Druggist.
For sale by
d5 lw ROBERTS & ATKINSON.