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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18
We extract the following from the Con.
cordia In.elligencer :: il is beautiful and
ius; tribute to exalted worth
(Fieks5arg Iatelligeneer.
REV. DAVID G. p AGE.

REV. DAVID G. AGE.
Thi, gentleman preached, on Sunday
las, his farewell address TO the congrega-
lion of Trinity Church, Nate hez over which
he has so satisfactorily presided. for ten
years past. He leaves Natchez Tor Holly
Snrinos. where, we are informed, 1t Is his
intention to add to the pastoral charge ac-
cepted by him, the government OF an inS
s,,iution of learning, established under ia
vorable auspices, In this removal from
the scene of his late labors, he takes with
him the warm wishes OF each individual of
the whole community-not only the kind
feelings of his own immediate congregation,
but of every man-of all who have In the
slightest degree known him, during his
long residence in Natchez
The deeds of good. his uniform kindness
and charity. his stri CT and underwriting per
formance OF every duty of his high office
AT all times, In the hour of health or in
sickness, won for him the esteem. the love
of all who met him in his daily walks.
When the dread pestience stalked forth
at noon day, and the night bteezes were
laden with disease and death-he was du<
ring the long period of the epidemic. first
among the foremost at the bed side of the
sufferer-nor asked The caste or sect of the
SEX and the dying. for it was his task. his
high pleasure. 10 soothe. 10 cheer. to give
new hope tflife to him that was passing
into the valley of the shadow ef death ond
hundreds have passed To- that bourne
whence there. is no returning-knowing no
earthly friend in their dying hour save him
the messenger OF peace, the man whose
conscientious sense of duty babe hum dare
face all The horrors of loalhsome disease.
LATER FROM MEXICO-NO WAR
The Tropic of the Sth. after commen>
ting upon the news from Mexico, which is
not of any Importance. thus notices the ag-
itated question of the probability ola war.
Hem. Eng.
Since writing the above have con.
versed with several ofou friends who have
received their correspondence from Vera
Cruz, and they all state that there was nc
appearance Of war-at the same time from
private advices we think It probable that a
very general and decisive revolutionary
movement may be expected in Mexico in a
short time.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

Bishop Soule has removed ON L"oa>
roo Ohio. 10 Nashville, Tenn. where he
;o,ends 10 reside for the future.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18
GEO. A. WILSON.

To Messrs C. Kyle. Wm. Arthur. w.
Eppes, G. c. W hite. ]. H. King. Allen
Hill, L. A. FaIconer, ID. ID. Jones and
p. Mosby.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

FRosr-We have had two large and xii
ling froe,s during the present week.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

EPIsoPAL CHURcH.-There are % l,;sh
ops. and abou. 1900 ministers ir,th;s church
IN the Ua:ted States Ficksbusg q Wig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

From the above il will be seon that the
six hands picked during the day. 1857 lbs OF
cotton.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

and hold a Coars in the Cosnty of Marshall
for the trans, ction Of the ordinary business
of Circui. Court until June of next year
Most respectfully.
Your fello v-cilizen.
GEO. A. WILSON
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

The political and personal friends Of p
+. ScRUGGs, Esq. were to have given him
a public barbacue on the / A inst. IN testi.
mony of their respect for his talents as a
statesman and his character as a man.
This is right, and nothing more than what
was due to the character and reputation oi
one who had been unjustly and maliciously
persecuted. Mr.. Scruggs is an able and
an eloquent debater. and was ra.her for
midable enemy for certain little, would be,
great men, to contend against therefore
they thought to silence him by basely as
sailing his private character He is q
member of the NJ E. Church, and demand
ed of his church an investigation into the
charges made against him by his politica
opponents. which investigation has beer
made ard he has been honorubly and no
bly, acquitted. We say, that his friend.
in the Disliic, should show tLeir love anC
respect for him on every proper occasion
that his slande-t RS may see that their malg
nant assaults against his repulatation are
viewed by them with scorn anG indignation
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

LETT STAY. We have been requested
by several ofcur most punctual subscribers.
TO state to those who are IN he habit IF cal.
ling ard reading their Gazette as soon as
they issued on Saturday mornings, that it is
wish for them 20 leave it where they found
il, after having read it. We believe il
nothing more than an act of justice to the
printer, that those. who read his paper reg.
uIarly should pay for 10. Ii is not treat
ing the printer of your village justly to ap-
propria,e, To yourself his little scant ear.
nings in such manner.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-10-18

CoTrox PicxfNo "A flepd handed Us
a statement Of the picking of s;x hands be-
longing to the Messrs Cox's of this county.
The picking was done before judges ard
he following is The amounts picked by each
hand
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In the Orphans Court IF said County al april
Tenn A. ID. 1915.
HN motion Of II. B. Masscr, Esq. The court
q p grant a rule on the heirs and legal re;r, sem
'atves Of JON Bucher. Senr late nf the borough of
Sunhurv, decd, leaving issue seven ohiiiren, To
wh: John Bucher. IT,, Ca h,rne. ma rlpd to Owen
II R"herls. Ma G ,ret. married to WIN Fisher, Ma
~ Bucber, Jua Ann Butcher. Drhorah married
'o John MORRISON, and George Buchc,, heirs aud
dis'r uiees cf John Bucher, Senr late of the bo
rough of Sunhury, f said county, deed. To ap-
prs' in our next Orphans Court to he held for
sad county. to wit on he 4th day Of August A
ID. lsi5. aud accept refuse the estate Of the
AID John Bucher, S-nr, dcc'd, or show cause
why the same should not h- SD
Certified from the records uf our SAID Orph,ns'
Court, at Sunhurv. this 22d dav of Nav A. ID.
1874. EDN ARD OYSTER Ck. Q &.
Suuhurv, Nav 81 t. lSi5-6t
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Northumberland County, s..

The Common wealth OF Prnns,lvania, TO Sarah
Mctiee, Catherine McGre, Nancy Buoy, Nancy
Troxe, inleImarird with Jacob TroxeI, Cathet-
inc nslry, Cri,ey Mctiee aud Msna-ses Me-
Gee, heirs and leg stee- of M,nus NJ Gee, de,'d :,
and all oihe' persons inter s,ed. GuLErISG.
VOu are hereby ctd and commanded to ap-
IL pear bei're our Ju ges of the Orphans C"ur',
At sunbury, the 4h day of August, to show caus,
II any you have, VII, the admini-irai n acc un, of
barnafd Mrie", executor of Msnus Mc(iee. late of
Ch'l'squ'que ,nwnsh'p, decd, shuad not he re-
viewed re'ers'd and corrected, agreeably 10 sn or.
der made IN our said court
Witness ,he Honorable Joseph B Anthony. Esq.
President OF our said courI, the 9Th day of MAY,
A. ID. ls45. EDWARD OYSTER.
May 81, ls4b.-6t OK o. G.
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Notice

NOTICE is hereby giv,n that the suh-crhers
' have ltf, their hooks and notes in the hands of
George Wsiscr Esq, for settlement and collection.
All persons indebted to the Ia firm of Miller &
Marz, are requested top y uphv the fist of June
next, and all persons not comp ying with the above
nOiice NAV -XIect ,uts 10 b" htous hI sran,i them
for speedy collection. CHARLES MILLER,
WILLIAM MARrZ.
Sunhury, MAY l7ih, lsi5 -3i.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE

nY VIRTUE of he power vested in me. by
j y tie will of the late THowAs GR.~r. decd.
w'i I've sold AZ public sale on W,dne-day, the 23d
gay "' July next, NJ the M'nsion House. upon the
pr misses 1T the Man-inn Farm of the late T. omas
Grant, deed. in Augusta township, N rihumh.r.
anh r"un'v, Pa, sta te the ca Il side ot the RI
yer SnSqne'anna, equi'listaht, and about a mile
from the Borouehs o. Sunburv and Norhumber-
land all that valuable estate. late the Mansion
Farm OF sad Thomas Grant, decd. adjoining the
farm Of Samuel Hunter on the south. land OF Tho.
ms Robins on the east. other land If the late Tho
mas GIANT on the north, and the Su quehanna Ri-
v'r on III west. con aiming, togr her, two hundred
and twenty six acres and seventy prrches more or
less. Of which about two hundred and fifteen scres
a'e cleared and about one hundred and fifteen acres
are first rate River bottom land.
The improvements consi. Of a two story double
farm house 40 Zee, front by 80 teet in depth, with
frame back building and frame kitchen. and stone
milk house aud oven attached and pump aud
we'll OF excellent water in the kitchen, a stone
smoke house. large bank barn, lst story stone
ID do. frame. so feet long bv 36 feet in depth,
stoy wagon house. with gianary above and corn
CRIB at ached, frame carriage house and granary
and a large log b rn and stable with new and
improved cider press, with shneed roof over the
same Aud
ALSO A two story brick dwelling house con.
taining in front &c feet and in depth 81 feet 10
ncles, aid brick two story ktche", 20 fee, in front
by "a feet. 6 inches in depth There are upon
the prcmi,cs two apple orchards in excellent order
oithe most vsluahl" frui' con aiming about
eight and the oih-r a. Ut nine acrs
THIS Farm is of the most valuable and pro.
duclive IN the Sat is in the highest state nf cul
'iv''inn, and located in the heart ofa district
which hr salnhr tv of clim ,te and picturesque
seen. ~. is unsurpa. T. is situate on the pool
OF III" ShamokIn dam al tn "a tern termination Of
he M, humhrrl nd Bulge. It. ri"xir,ity to the
thriving h'r"urhs of Snnhury and n ,ihumbrrl,nd
'rd he rr"hahny that the hi Is contain valuable
10 les ot Iron Or ard rs adm rahIe location IN the
heat Of he Iron ard Cal regions If pennsylvania
I" which thee L. heavy AID Increasing emiprq.
tnn, gives this rr"peris an additi"nal value, ard
re"her> it will worthy of the attention of capital.
ISIS d farmrs
QT Terms m de known 'he 'av of sale
RENDERTON SMITH.
ADM, &C., of Thomas Giant, dec d.
Sunhurv. May 10 lsi5-St.
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SUGAR COATED PILLS,

nR. q. BE>J. "SNITH's Sugar CoaieI lad an
~ Vegetable Pills" are now the favnrue m. tl,c,ne
nf tins country. Msnv new remedies have been
discovered and ruf'rd into brief no,nr.,v. hu, we
have no kno"l .l1e Of a rnedIri com in.d So
much that rs eff acinus and pleasant as these Pills
The idet of taking vi L. here,o oforc has h. en- nau
ing m the hghes, degree Much c,ed = doe
or Smnh for hr ngirg ont this valuable me lei e.
We know OF NOR, ihan t~sn'y cures Of iseas s
considered wv other doctors a. dangerous on.
c Sc of coniirmcd Ovsr'p "a in particular VIII ch
came unde' NV o"n immediate k"ow ledge.
We have tired hem on selves and m ou, rmi'v,
f'r headache, colds ant pins in the side aud
hrras. and we can saw, we never saw their equal
both for pleas ,n'noss and efficacy.
One word in reference To those wholrs lie urtir.
6srers, who, not havn, n's,v ennugh tn wo K
tor an indep'rd'nt liv'lih 'od 1 uneric, ~ in
ra'e Nv valuable remedies a d.. Smlih's pl
"SugGr COofed' P'll- orrin ted nth nr. g. B nj
>muh whn ,pIliej tr Patent la @ b { r. nuy
b dy else ever hrar' of ,h, m. thc,einIa II vi he
seen that al other P,Hs ci tmi"g To he "Sur r
Cortei" are spurnu ard d nee Gus and we IA
wise these who buy Il examine cur.fuiv the hox
for themselves, and see thai DR.. Smuh, ,me is
on ".
Principal Office. l79 Greenwich st v Y ork
Sold by JOHN ". FRIliNG SuBbury.
WM. FOR~YTHE, Nrthund
Sunhury. Nav 24'h. IS45
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NORTH BRANCH
a. VA ~ "a L..

a. IA ~ Va H..
NJ Office Is hereby given that the Books If
V the NsnTu BpA~cH CAN,L CoNp.~r will
he opened on Tuesday the seventeenth dav III
June next AZ two o'c"ck in the afternoon at the
Phru,x Hotc, IN Wikesnarr", Pa. where ,hr un.
derslgncd. Co.amise'oners under the Law fr thr,
purpose en- tc,rd, will attend tn receive subscrip>
lions for stock of -sid company.
&. H,llenack, Chester Bu'hr,
Saml III ! and, Geo. p. Steele,
L. w Stnrd'van', G,rrck Nallery,
Roh't 4. mri>h, 6. l.. Ward,
'. +. PIole't, n. 0ver,ield.
:. ID. Phe ps, Henry S'ak,
Wm coI', + Hcadley,
VIM. NJ tevy, Gen. Mack,
Joseph Pne,,ly, Thos. p. Cope.
Henry King, FL hu Chauncey,
Henry DIiuker.
MAY 2ith, lSi5.-3t
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Michael Ncidig's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 those ind bed to
~ said estate, to call on the suhscriber for SET
tement at the ofice OF john Yordv. Esq in Au-
gusta township, on Saturday the l4th day o Junr.
The accounts of those who neglrc, To cad al that
time, will be placed in the hands Of the Justice Tor
collection. SIS. WAGNER,I ,I.,
GEO. CONRAD. 5 '''"
Augusta Nav 3lst, lSi5-3
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-DG2a AnaEtlLnA7S 7S..
VEGETABLE C0MPOUND,
FOR THF CUGECF
u y : Il f. PS ! A.

"IIS Medicine "iie ed to the public gene
ally. from full conviction that il is super
tn any other m dIcne now IN use. for the cure
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Bodily Weakness, SC.
Its effects have been tested in private prac'
Of near ,ich, years, and II is now more extensiv.
circulated, at the solicuute of many who have
ceivsd the most signal benefit from the u.e # H.
The following is one among a number OF c,r,
Gates received in relation to the success OF this a
dicIne;
IsNcAsTER Co. March ~
DR. GroRsE w. ALIEN,
Dear Sir 1T Is With great pleasure ths,
form YOU of he sucre>s slteudlng your Dyspe
Medicine, whde empi'ved IN INV so'ice. F.
past experience, tirnl, helirve that IN eight a.
uuI OF ten, the ID, spcpuc, b, the Use ut y"ur IA
cine. may eurir " III himself "t III thorn Va
pathway OF hfr: noi only in dyspevtlc eases,
IN all Cases of constipation and diseases drpen,
on "a dhlh,aed state of The nervous sysism.
ther with torpid st tie at the bowels viii yon
i,ir I've fourd oi n-stlmablr value. Numet.lu.
stances wheism the usetu ncss Of The medicine
been realized, may he forwarded, if require,
wish you grea' success, and recommend the
cine TO the suffering pant ni mankind.
louIs, with grea, respect,
ROBERT AGNEW, NJ
GT For sale at the store of ii. b. Masset,
for 'he pr 'pueloT, Sunbnry, Pa,
October 26lh, lsit,-ly
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/. q. OfO. +.

VTNHERE will he Qrand Procession IF Nutua'
L Lodge No. "a OF the !. o. Of o. F. held m
Milton, on THURSDAY the &c lay Of June next.
in full Reealia. The brelh,en of the order are
respectfully invited to attend and participate.
A. W. Comfy, Sec'y.
Milton, Nav 3lst, lS15
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CENTRE TURNPIKE.

A Election fu officers of the "Cenrre Turn
"A pike Rad Company, leading fom Reading
m SurIuN y w,ll he heId in the Borough of Sun.
hu or Monday the ~ dav of June next, at the
louise Of E'lz ,het w izel The election will open
1t o'cock. y W., and close at o'clock p NJ
I've accounts If he Compa"y for the past ,earw Il
lie submitted to the Socbh 1ders present. a, the
same time and place. JOHN b. BOYD.
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Northumberland County. 80.

SheTiiI sUTfCe,
sunbury. NAV 81, 1915. S-e,
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one other tn reof, surveyed on warrant To Samu-
el Scott containing 326 acres Ierch,s and allow
once, adjoining lands surveyed IN the names of
William Hamilton, Thorn IS Reese & others; one
other thereof, surveyed on warTan, 10 Jacob Bright
containing lsS acres 50 percbes more or less. ad-
joining lands surveyed in the names Of Esther
Cramer Godfrey Wate,s aud others one other
thereof, surveyed on a warrant TO William &. Black
containing l2l acres 6s perches aud allowance,
adjoining lands surveyed in the names of Kiehl.
Hunter, Martin aud others; one other thereof, sur
vey.d IN the name of John Boyer, containing l i6
ceres i44 perches more or less, adjoining lands
veyed IN the names OF John b. Price, Michael Kroll
and ohers one other thereof, surveyed in the
naue OF Charles Denng, containing 95 acres 81
peIches more "r less, adjoining lands surveyed IN
the names of Hunter, Waters, Kiehl and others
one other thereof, surveyed in the lame of ,leran
der jordan, conlan'ng l2i acres $50 perches more
or les, adjoining Lands surveyed IN the names OF
Grsut Martin, Shsreli a. .,hers; one other there
Of surveyed IN the name OF George w. K,ehl CON
tsin,ng i2 acres l37 perches mole or less, adjpn-
ing lands surveyed In the names Of Hunter, Black
& Others one Olhsr thereof, surveyed in The name
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NEDEclNES, DRUGS,
DYESTUTFS, PAINTS. &C.

y bS : UfFS, FA1VVS, NC.
VU>HE subscribe, keeps constantly for sale on ,l,s
Il most reasonable terms an assortment of Mcd.
cines, Drugs, Dyes,uffs. Paints, Oils Varnishes &c.
Beng largely engaged in grinding such ARTICLES
as Gi'ger, Mustard and PEPPER he has tn, m ior
sale OF superior quality, below the market price
He would mention ha, he has a Patent NJ cl,na
worked 10y steam power, which enables him to +. Il
Purrr OF the very best quality for - cents ID. IN
Blsdd re-, and 3 cents in Bulk.
lie confidently asserts that his prices such
"a To give satisfaction TO those who nav favor him
with call. J. w. w. GORDON.
No. l52 West P.a't ST. Baltimore, opposite Bal
tmre and OHIO Rail Road Depot.
N. B. No ch rge made for delivering Goods iu
any part of he ciiy.
March Sth, lSi5-3n
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american Flour.

1t is asserted by one of the most eminent ba.
i,ers ir London, that American flour will absorb
from TO 10 per cent. more of its own weight of
water in manufacturing il into bread or biscuit,
than the English wheat Mrs. Rundell in her
Domestic Cookery" states that while Id lbs. Of
American flour will make 211 lbs. bread the
fame quantity Of English flour will produce but
is! lbs. We have numerous specimens of Eng
lsh and American wheat of similar varieties, and
the English is almost invariably a larger and
plumper berry than the American.
We attribute this to the longer time required
for ripening in that cooler damper climate, by
which it absorbs and retains larger quantity Of
water Ours on the contrary, is ripening under
dry, hot sun, evaporates larger proportion of
water and leaves the farina in more condensed
stato und when exposed again to moisture in
cooling, it absorbs the additional quantity above
stated, This is an important fact, of which the
iealer and consumer should be fully aware. We
see our southern friends claim this quality cxclu
Eively for their own wheat, which is doubtless
true in part but not wholly in comparison with
English 1t is we'll known and long establish
Cd principle, other things being equal, that a
warm and dry climate gives richer grain than
Geld moisture - Toronto Herald.
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MEDICAL, ApPRoBhTIoN

OF the ROSE OINTMENT, for Tetter.
4 LTHOUGR the superiority Of the preparation
all others is fully established, the proprle-
tors take pleasure in having before the public tho
following certificate from respectable physician,
graduate Of the University OF Pennsylvania. Dr..
Baugh, having found in this emedy tha, relief f)r
a tedious aud disagrceahe affection which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford,
has not hesated to give it his appreciation, although
The preindces and interests Of that profession ate
opposed to secret Remedies.
PHILApELrnIi, Sept. 10, 1895.
| was recently troubled with tedious herpe,e
eruption. which covered nearly size nf my face,
and extended over the ear Mr.. Vaughan. proprie.
toi of the Rose Ointment, observing nv face, inslS-
ted on my trying his pIeparatioR Of which he han.
ded me ar. Although in common with the mem
hers OF my profession, discounlensnce and disap-
prove OF the numerous nostrums pamed upon the
public hy ignorant pretcnders feel IN justice bound
to except the Rose Ointment from that class Of me-
dicnes and to give it my spprobation, il entire
ly cured the eruption although 1t had resisted the
usual applications. DANb. BAUGH, NJ. ID.
Ut The Rose Oin,ment is prepared hy l.. 8.
Vaughan, South East corner of Third aud Race
Streets Philadelphia, aud sold agency in Sun
bury, by ii. b. MASSER,
May l4th, ls43. Agent.
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Lgose Ointment, for Tetler.
4 PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY

PHiLaDkLPHIA. May 9Th, 1889.
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
Of forty wears; the disease attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. ! applied to
number of physicians, and used a great many appl-
cations without etieciing a cure. About year
since, applied the Rose Ointment, which eu,'rely
stopped The itching. and few applications immed-
ateiy cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, although had never been rid of it at
any lime for forty years. RICHARD SAVA"E,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. b.
Nauehsn, South East corner Of Third and Race
Streets Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sunbu
ry. by II. B. MASSER,
Nav l4th. 1913. Agest.
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THE MOST REMARKABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.
H.ppoSFr.Ln, NJ. Anil 90, lsi

HAppoSrIELp, n, ] April 90 lsi3.
On or shuut the 18Th day of October. 81 was
taken with violent pain in the side the liver,
which continued Tor ahou, five days, and fol-
lowed hv the breaking of an ulcer. or atscsss in,
wardy, which relieved the pain little, but caused
me 20 throw up great quantity of offensive matter
and also much blood Being greatly alarmcd at
uhis, I applied 10 physician, hut he said he thought
he cou,d do hut little for me except give mc some
Mercury PiRs, which refused 10 take, feeling
satisfied that they could do me no good prsny o.
ther r,mcdie' wee" then Pyocared ty mr wife and
friends, hot mons dFd me any eood--and the dis
charge Of blood and corruption stIll continued every
few days, aud at last become offensive that
could scarcely breathe WAS also seized with VIZ
olent cough, which at times caused me to raise
much more blood than had done beforehand my
disease continued in this way, suh growing worse.
until February, when ali hope Of my recovery was
given up, and my hiesds all thought would die
Of GALIoPISs CossUMPrIos. At this moment,
when my lite was apparently drawing its close
heard Of DR. WlSTARS B A l. A NJ o F
WILD CHELRY, and go, a bottle which RE-
LILvEp NE iaaEpIlrELr and by the Use OF only
three bottles Of this medicine, oil my pains were
removed-my cough and splitting OF blood and cor
rup,ion entirely stopped, and in few weeks my
health was so far restored ss to enable me TO work
at my trade, (Which is carpenteT,) and up 10 this
TINE have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS CozENs.
GIopcEsrsR CousTT, N. a
Personally came bsors me, the subscriber, one ef