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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

ticePs crimiNis with these plundOFsFs. ADa
- ~ the mSnnOF N WhichI have SiSehsT.
aSd the duIiOO Of my oGice, hare 81 Obi'
ding conviction that, when the people, re
'hOOgh they C0ONOt Oh examine into oil the
dOISIIO u r'y management yet when Iasl
calmly lO'G Of tho general result, they
will BE- Oali,Rsd. When they are SWaFo
,hOt IhOvo collected large amount Of de,
fAlcsli"nO thought e. be loat whS0 ] t~'h
chatgo Il the Auditor e, that during
the while peTiOd Ut my ADMINISTRATION Of
V1e RIOOclsI department Of the S'a'o, the
deGs lcs'ioOs are q, Ons fourth SfWhSI they
we're yearly b foFe, bet che Oc'O Of'hc Leg
'OIS'uFs, for che PTOIsc'io0 OfIhO Treasury
against fraud that we're puHOe6 OF the IAst
Session we're dFawN up BY me, end that the
proUe'G pyOOm Il bookkeeping in The
Treasure,'s "fflce which VGndeFO Q fraud
upOn The Treasury, without immediate de-
'.cluou, impossible, was Devised BY me. end
adUp ed at my earnest request; dOuO'
MT hay will say that have honestly S"c
faithfully, TO the hest u my abilities, done
NV duty. With spio, Whea ] retire t'Ou
h,iV service, ! Shah be saIit6ed.
Most respectfully yours.
JAMES b. MATTHEW'S
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

"A eEshsngs P,PoE gives % seeoul' Of
a whilo uu.aa Hmoag The WinnSbago Joe
d,sul, utO uHS ISksa PriOosOr Shils .
title chll, 90 yoaFB ego. She refuses &
leave De lFibsi haS % FeeOlIee'iOn Il Der
oaFsnts saa rSlsIiOns-HOW nearly oil dead
-sDd 81, un The bsbiIl ED 'af's' Of Der
eap,orS, tough ShOWinE In nsoy respects
= supoFier embarrassing.
Who sab cell lhs anguish Of Iho'a Wbo
uathrS ohlh 70 DE irOniisr cabin - lonl
%, uaa uhs enn lsll What scenes II 70
nance q ifisl Iho = dsuEhiar Sf The pale
scs7 psai IhsOugh With DE wild chi
drsu Il TIE f,rs1t 81 Ihs RFuidst-V.skS
buEg sshdnd.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

From the DolIcp DsmocVaL

ar Time changeS--sodO POOPIe--eAi.
,uvs particularly. A year or two ag"' Of.
Wm. n. Gwin, was ooO Of GhO NEST POP"
IIur members u the Democratic patty
The oon of Gen. J.cks"''s OOOO'E tfend'
and srjyiug the frIendsh'P aud o""om o
the old Patfio', himself-WW. NJ. Gw'O
vas rec gnised a. ono who bad bee"
.ro,s kI,m, md uurIuV,d 10 tho OshOOI Of
genuine J seksoOion Democracy. lie Wss
considered msin prop, pillar cad OEaa'
4usGt Of the eduics IL MIsslsSFPl Demoe
ruc,, while he spent thOuSS"dS at do'Is''
Tor The advancement Of the Demoe'aS'c
csuse and every Dsmocra'ic editor Shouts
I'd HOsunnss TO Wm. NJ. G~iU, the Ps'Fi"'
C SON IL Cd Gwm, the TREAD. spiritual
counsellor and field c'mPOnion u the DO
Hero He was " II III Tor TurO'PS then,
md the dogs WagEed tleir tails enc "h'"'
Jared most auliably. But, ia the smSsF'
r.sslrg times u B lnkbrSakagss. Bs"EFuP'"
cioo, DR.. G sin suGsVe = seine" 10 TUE
o,ps from the ioaOeial frost. To relieve
uuoelf We Suppa, be undertook s'O P'"''
-eullou Of some Indisn clAiGOa' Washing
~. This business he undertook OPe0Iy s"d
,D,,ve bOufd, us he hSd right 70 dOi i BE-
,ne ! fair and hopeOl business; yet FOE ~
ioing. he is bi .ssly assalls6. lie % hello
ID T. the public Odiu'us y one connected
Mnh t" Iad,aO frasdt" aud NheE "saOEm''
10 - ysr no Prsg', nof asPiring dsmagNga'
Si.n mos bruSs Than bssiOs daFeS to come
j. fairly and msnfuIIy. nd eschswiDg The
cowardl,, Susaku.g, eSatonP'ibl', DOG I'kr
.snaro ssg-d sE-lnSI h'm. SPECIFY .
.,nRIo .snorlnil, " " .Us" PtTP' t'S'Sd
~ h.. Ge,. JAcksOO, al bic 6eaih Bad
. rus n y q ,SIer, eoOched - the WsF@'
81 terms II friendship, and 10 ia ht''
,scl.red his toll cUu6jsncs 10 the DucIO'''
uise,,ty, and bsIisf that be wee inca
.,.b.s d . noan aciiOa. NIhing absO'
iu.ely nulbing, he's been PrRnCTEr, EAtaLE
% EEARLE.sLE charged against hIm; ys'
i be good name Sughi . Be eOuPlsd via
,nlsuy; %, iS II sought to o'iTaei'o BIN
isom he DsmeoSa &c FsHhS- Really, gea'
,I,u,on end qasdruPed', 40 ths ease @sS
BE- Ih'agh d.. GWiu 70 90 mu's % y
hau any Olhsr prominent ~embsf q ~
p,rt, has nUl eVsa snnnaaeed him''4 %
be immaculate P'PoF-iS M SVsa . go
trribep-h nri lJTksd over aay Ius'
aDsn l., = rs,sA" % 10 bic ca'ei We ~.a
..y us eoasi6sl hiaa badly, uriosi'ly' ~
,ulFIy ussd Dsnusrsii abd that . dsV'l "
Il sau.tso e iusinastioa has besA kicEel Il
,u blast bin Pnlilisslly, Witbuui svsa
Psrk ol'paaOE = guil. being dl'e'Fn'hi' !.
lhs premises.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
L1nnARY or rhE 1Arg De. HHRcHRL

LIBRARY OF THE LATE DR. HERCHEL.
This excellent library, consisting Of uP'
wards Of 1000 Hebrew volumes, among
which there are many rare and valuable
books and manuscripts, collected BY the
late Chief Rabbi, his father and grandhth-
or, has just been bought by the committee
Of the Hebrew College, London, for the We.
~ low sum Of $500.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
CONVENTIONS.

This i eSrtainIy the OgO Of eOnvsn'ioO';
every nsWSPOPOr eOnlainS nO'ies' u Gnu
vsnIiOnO; every object 10 to be effected By
The cid a convention; 10 feet, cOOVeOtiOO'
,ppsas 10 b the entire order Of the days
every elasD Of people 10 hoIding : conVsn'
ten, viii . Vi,WIo SddOP' come Plan I"
batter slR eOadIlIOai there j. the 'noehan'
lc's conesptiOsS, The eOnVsnliO0 u Physi.
eiaap, sko bOulh western eOGvenIi"B, the
would's cusVentOa, FOil road eon'estiOOsr
end nunsrUuS O'hOg eOovOntiUnO fOT eject
hg . hundred dasrOSI OtieCt': surely che
present % decidedly sn agO u cOOVGEIiOa''
-Wiuslon BsaaOF.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
VI. II. mo. Q.

SOUTu AMERICA. Among the TumorO
from Washington, there 10 one that Ne.
Polk haO sent special mOSSengOF to South
America, With . strong protest sgAinSs the
rnle,Iersnco Of EoglSnd and France, in
the Affairs Of the South American nations.
and demand for the rsIiuquishment Of the
blockade Of BueOos AyrOs BY The french
end English squsdFOOS. Il 10 cleo said
sEgs navsl fore will b cOlscssd ~
oBaeh ire President 6snaBS.
We are inclined to beIiVs that there may
DO SOlns GhFulb in this FumOV; and more.
aver, the, the President haO Octodju's about
right. We vent 40 iptoVfeTencs and 10"
trigusO Of EusspOOn Hdy Alliances on The
eide The Atlantic .--HucksbUFg Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

A LEFT HANDED c .SrPIlME'T.-" God
bless your honor! you saved my life = said
. bcegAE 10 q caPIaiE, under whom he he'd
served.
OaVed y"UP liEeG' replied the officer.
" Do you think am . dOclOr''
M" answered the rnSn; +" but served
under you ct the battle Of CORunDa; end
whsn you ran away, followed, OF else ]
thOuld have been killed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

DeaSO Of the True Democrat iS Growing
Justify over the result Of the elections over
eat. He declares that oil haa gone as he
wished, aad that friends Of MCNUrT fOS the
SenOie have 6oen returned from every
quarter 10 the LeglOlsIuFe.- ViCkSbuTg
Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

Tn1sH W.T." Here, my darling" said
Paddy, holdings newspaper TO Norah, who
was polishing the tsa-kettle, . / can just
read enough 20 make me wish l was 3 ma
son and yOua carpenter, my jewel. AL
an, al; James Mason married to Mary
Carpenter. A nate concern and chaps
sontracs, no lawyers boing wanted, Norah'
% make any mistake"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

Carr. FaEn. NTS EAPHDEEION.-Ws
have prsviusly stated that, il the expedition
upon which Capt. FfSEOaI iS nov gagged,
the pI4n vol, on arriving q the R-eky
mountain', q dsIach = party 'oIhs OOush,
which, ahsr making IhO inVOO.lglsiunS d.
FscsOJ, vas 10 Ittarn 10 The States BY he
var Of he AFkOuslS Or the Rec river,
while Capt. FremnnI ~OUId hiasoIf pursue
bic adVsa1uFoaS p d uf discovery inIo The
: Great Blsia" pPoksn q in hiS1sFH'.-
This dslaehmsnl was PIteed under The
command q Lieut.. Albert, with the able
Fitzpatrick a. bic Sui5s.
We un6ortlnnd that letters have bssn
received lrom Lieut.. AberI, dated AT Fort
Grbsoa, ga OctJbef. repairing bic arrival
there viii hisPudy, al aaiss aAsl having
accomplished he ostsil which b received
from Cupi. Fgomo.i. YIanhingisa Uuioo.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT
,.VUBEIsHYD s. ERY WEDNE'DAYN 'RNlN0 ~
a ~, JONES L 4. BARKSDALE,

n. Main Street, YaEOO C,ty-OveT the Sire
IN WALLACE & Coat Three dOll'U year,
:" AovANce- o. four dOIlaTS, II mt paid WitGin
.",, Al from the time u subscribing
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

"A lady looking Al q review, vas asked
e she was partial 70 military training to
which she replied, she liked exceedingly
IL ofieers' salae.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

GngsslN0 S8FonTANCB - RE POsT %.
VTCB-T The hes become one Il The mos:
VsIusblO brONcbeO u the government The
rsdUcti0n az PoOsOgs hOO made II fiscal
, gssI GOF the people. Money to almoOs any
AmCunI esn noe Do Forwarded fOm one
secGiOa ii the Union to the OIhsr fCE q mare
Il &c. How important IL Il, therefore, that
he mSil should b 10 good hands, and thor
nughly protected: that most responsible
porsOOO shOuld be OppOin:ed 10 oil the Of
fcos, end thOV the characters should tO IT,
VeprOachsbleH There is = gFOWi'g dispO
siion amgng the people generally to forward
d ey s. mail, and We should net be acton,
i.hs1 " Iiod Il become the most PoPUIaI
meapo Or remittance. In Forwarding bank
bills they ought to Be cut ia '"O, sending
each hSlf Is separate leIterS. mailed At d'i
(oeoOt IintS. snd retaining the nuGibsT Ont
date .: eacA.-N. Y. Bun.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

PsansylFuuia is F'PaF3 b neol the
,ulsro., - hstsb' p''uV'IJ 60 hIly.--
~ Y.Sua
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-12-10

Rdsk Springs, Holmes Co. Mi''.' MOI
], Is4S.
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CHAPTER VIII.

Pale Cynthia rose, and cast her mellow
beams on all nature; all was hushed. Ho-
race Cleveland rPClined at the door OF his
tent, while the cooling night breeze swept
his levered brow, when he was aroused
from his meditations by a summons TO the
side of the dying Helen. The feeble rays
of the lamp fell family on that brow OF Pa
rian whiteness, and that pale lovely cheek;
lifting those dark eyes which gazed so ten
derly yet so pleadingIy in his own, she
family said--"Dearest Horace, through life
have lived but for you--and now | die
for YOU. Horace, no more can these dim
eyes gaze on yours, and drink in new lle
from every gIancei no more can this With
cred heart bound at your footsteps; 10 more
can these feeble hands ward from that form
the fatal blow. Horace, wildly have | To-
we'd you; worshipped you. | made an
earthly idol and bowed in alteration before
il: crushed and we'll nigh broken was my
heart, when it learned your love for dnoth-
er; and bitter, bitter was the anguish OF my
poor contrite spirit. Horace, by the love
YOU bear for Anne, grant me one request.
lam calm now--the storm spirit OF my love
has passed away. You saw how calmly
smoke her name."
s"Your request, dear Helen, name it, and
it shall be granted" said Horace husklly'
"Thanks, Horace, It's this; have my bo
DIV sent to the old homcsieadj there, Horace
where first felt my cheek glow at you
approach. Do you remember the old willow
tree in our garden, where the little sllve
stream murmurs so musically, and wher
the violets and lilies grow! Bury me there
under the shade of the good old willow
I know that dropping willow will she
tears for me, for I've no gentle mother
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PLEASANT UNDERWOOD.

The Court of Common Pleas for Stark
county, convened in this town on Monday
of last week, and sstill is session-present,
Hon. J. PEARcE, President Judge-Assocl-
ares, Messls. Scharntz, Greenwood, and
Hazett. As usual, large amount OF bus
mess is before it. The grand jury were in
session four or five days, and we learn
found anumt er ofindictments--among them
two against persons concerned in issuing
certain dlsgraceful midnight publications.
We hope ard trust this investigation will
stop, forever, a repetition of them.
The trial of Pleasant Underwood, COL
ored man, charged with committing rape
on the person of white woman in Lexing-
ton township, in 1842,-came on on the
| the last of the past week, and resulted in
his conviction of the offence. The sem
tence has not yet been passed upon him.
The facts as proven in the case were briefly
these: He had been holding camp-mset-
ing in the neighborhood, and had preached
to congregation there for some time be-
fore. He came TO the houseot Mr.. Teeters
in the night; told him his brother, living in
the neightorhood, was at the point OF death
with collie, and wished TO see him immedl-
atelv. Mr.. Teeters started for his brothers,
and Underwoo returned to the house, and
after threats, effected his purpose, and then
demanded her husbands money; ne wen
off without getting any. The next day he
was opprehended at Massilon on suspi'
cion, but effected his escape on his way
from thence to Canton; he went to Cana
da, was arrested there the last spring anc
brought back. He told various stories al
to the place he staid at that night; and th'
story he told Mr.. Teeters about his brothe
: was also untrue. Although the night h
,, committed the act was dark, and he coulC
not be positively identified, yet from all tn
circumstances, no one, we presume, doubt
: his gult.-Canton Repository, Sept. II.
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Erom The Ohio Sta!e Journal.
tIUHV TTIV V'V7" H7'V1 Q ~ INV
THE NEW BANKING SYSTEM

The success Of the Banking system adop-
ted by the late Legislature is no longer pro-
blematical. Both features Of the system or,
as may be deemed more correct, both sys-
tens are already in successful operation,
and their paper begins to circulate in our
midst, Ate: struggling with a long and
destructive war on the currency Of the
State, there seems now to be a fair prospect
of delverance fol the people of Ohio. The
decision Of the baot-box that placed the
interests Of the State, as far as they can be
affected by the Legislative power, in the
hands Of the Wings, gave to the people a
deIverance from this cruel and insane con-
test. A great responsibility rested on the
majority in the last Legislature, and they
soon became satisfied that they must beal
it alone. Early in the session the Bank
question engaged the attention of the prop
er committees, and it was not until neal
the close of the session that system couIf
be devised combining those essential fea
lures which were urged by the Represen
tatives of the various sections Of the State
After passing through the hands Of the ap
propriate committees and being subjected
to the ordeal Of discussion in both bran
cbes, the system now IN operation receiv
ed every Wing vote and became law o
! the State.
For considerable length of time doubts
were entertained by opponents OF all Bank
whether the State Bank feature Of the sys
tenn would 20 into operation. They at frs
declared the law impractIcabIe, and for
time flattered themselves that they wouIr
be spared the necessity Of making an oper
avowal Of the true grounds Of their hostil
ity toit. This hope deserted them and the
were forced to make an open issue. The,
are now in the field the avowed advocate
of all exclusive metallic currency, notwitt
standing the pretensions they have mad
to the contrary for years. We rejoice
meet them on this ground, and that tn
people Of the State have an opportunity
decide the question on its real merits. !
mid the insane camor of The repealers, e'
idence has continued to accumulate goln
to show not only the practicabity OF tt
new system, but the certainty that il tt
Legislation ofast winteHis sustained IN IN
contest now near at hand, it VIII soon CIV
a safe and abundant currency, TO the excl'
sion of the foreign paper that has hIIec II
: .ha channels Of circulation for years, undt
.ho leoislat,on of the destructiVes. As
d ,,oottnr of interest to our readers general
o and to show the progress made under Il
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feet this, he ordered General Thomas, with
detachment from Roxbury, to Cuarch on
to Dorchester heights, and iortily this posi-
ton, Preparatory to this movement, bow
ever, a general bomtardment Of Boston
commenced on the nights Of the second,
third and fourth Of March, successvely,
which alarmed the enemy with The appre-
tensions of a general attack. On he night
Of the fourth Of March, General Thomas
marched on to the heights, and such was
the activity and zeal of the troops, that
they had penetrated through the deep front,
and throwing up sufficient breast-worN
to cover them from the FIRE Of the enemy
in the morning
This movement gave general alarm in
Boston, and General Howe saw at once he
must either dislodge the Americans or eva
cuate Boston; for Dorches er heights com.
manded the harbor, and endangered the
fleet. The first was resolved upon, and
Lord Piercy was ordered to the service, and
actually embarked, with three thousand
men upon the expedition; but it seems an
AIl-wise Providence frowned on this move
mPnt of the enemy, for a storm came up,
and ragged for several days so severely that
the enterprise was defeated. General Howe,
now pressed on all sides, soon made his in
! tentions known to leave Boston, which was
Immediately communicated, under flag
Of truce, to General Washington; and on
the l7th of March, l776, General Howe
embarked with all his army, and sailed fol
Halifax, which caused great rejoicing, MOI
only in Boston and its vicinity, but through
out the whole country.
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TuscARAwAs AND CARRoLL.-A Conven.
ton of the Wings OF these counties was
held at Rockford, on the lst, at which a
resolution was presented re-nominating for
the Office of Senator, Hon. E. R. EcKLEY.
The resolution was unanimously adopte'l
and all that remains now is for the WtIigs
of these counties TO send back one who has
been tried and has proved himself worthy
of the econfdenceof the Wings Of the State.
Tuscarawas did not belong to the district
when he was last elected, and she has paid
him deserved complimentin thus prompts
ly endorsing his acts as Senator.-O. S. Jour.
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SroMPrNe.-Mr. Wetmore, the able Sem
ator from the Summit District, has made
numberof appointments in Medina county,
to address the people on the Tax and Ba k
laws, and the measures generally of the ate
Legislature - 0h,O Stale Journal
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BEAUTIFUL CoMPARisoN.-As the ostrich
uses both legs and wings when the Arabian
courser bounds in her rear; as the winged
lightning leaps from the heavens when the
Eternal has unbound the bolts-so does a
little Tlgger run like the ID when big
dog is after him.
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Tire following letter was addressed
to our agents at Boston:


to our agents at Boston:
ROxBURY, Mass May Is, is43
Messrs. Saith g. Fowle:-Genllemen
1T IS with great pleasure send you
this certificate Of the wondt rGul cure
made upOn nv child by the use Of Sands
SArsaparilla She had been troubled
more or less with hereditary ScroGula
from her iulancy, which at length sci
tied IN her jaws, where it ragged with
such violence (her mouth and lips be-
ing extremely sore and very much s~o'
Ien) that she could not take any nour
ishment except liquids from a spoon ;
she soon became very mu3h em aclaled
and so weak as TO be unable TO raise
herself without assistance. The jaw
bones began to decay, and four pieces,
with fourteen or fifteen teeth fell out
from The effects of this baneIul, aud , as
feared, incurable disease. At this time
her condition was dreadful to behold
and The pain was so intense that she
was unable 10 sleep, excep, lew mln
utes at a time She hid taken OheI
preparations OF Sarsaparllla, and OlheI
medicines recommended for ScrofuId
but without any good effect, and haC
almost dcspaIred Of seeing my child eur
ed, or even relieved OF this loathsomt
and most deteslable disease, when By
your recommendation for which | shal
always feel grateiul) | was induced l'
Try Sands Sa:saparllla. ] procured ont
bottle, and after she had taken about on'
half Of the contents. ! saw a decided
change for the better. ! continued tn,
use OF the Sdsaparilla with rene we hop
her health improved rapidly, the Gou
ulcers in her mouth began to heal-sh
rested comfortably through the night
and now, gentlemen, after usRg fiv
bottles my daughter is entirely cured
YES, can truly say that she is bette
Than she ever was IN her lie, and | al
tr,hn,e her cure WHOLLY to the use @
Sands SarsaparIIla.
ASA F. ONION
Prepared and sold wholesale and re
tail, by ouna
Wholesale Druggists. 10, Fulionst N
Aod sold also BY Druggists general
in the puncipal towns and cities through
-, the United States.
wv X JACKSON. Agent,
CarroIlton, Obi
January ! l045.
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G5-BOOk, .BuGines Cards, Handdttls'
enA ell osker kiIds Of job Work, aesttss
dsue al tks Office uPOn the sSOss reasonably
cram aud sAike sh0TteH aUfice.
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Sands, SarsaparilIa,
For The removal and Permaned cure Of a
Diseases arising from an impure siate
ofLhe Blood or habit ofthe

System.
ScroruIa, or Kings Evil, Rheumatism,
Obstinate CulaneouS, Eruplions PIN
pies, or Pus'nes on the Face, Blolch
ts, BIIes, Chronic sore eyes, Ring
Worm or letter, Scad Head, Enlarge
ment and Pam OF The Bones g. Joints,
Stubborn Ulcers. SyphiIiuc S, mp
toms. Scialica, or Lumbago, and DIS
eases arising from an injudIcious use
Of Mercury, Ascites, or Dropsy, Ex.
posure or InAprudence 10 Llle, also
Chronic CONSTITUTIONAL Disorders &c.
Ia this preparation are strongly con
cenlrated all the Medicinal properties
OF SarsaparilIa, omFeunded with other
valuable vegetable extracts, the whole
strength OF which is extracted on au en-
iireIy new principle. The goeal object
desired is now accomplished, ia the pro
ducIion OF a remedy possessing "a con-
rolling power over supposed hitherto
ncurable diseases.
The afflicted, or those who may have
been given up in despair, and all who
are Interested, are invited 10 make a
Iriai of this valuable medicine, or 10 call
on lhose who have come forward and
borne public testimony OF it's priceless
value 10 tAem, and satisfy themselves 60
dlvidually Of its power in Nrresting and
curing disease, and Of whstU has done
Cer others.
The following are extracts from jet~
ters recently received, aud specimens o
these coming TO hand daily:
GALLAT1N, Tenn, Feb. 9Th, 1874,
Messrs, a. B q. d Sands:
GentIemea-l have just received
a letter from my father in RusselIViIIe
Ky, who wishes 10 purchase some Q
your SarsapariIIa. [ have no doubt lie
can be the meaas Of selling great deal
as it has performed a wonderful cure IN
his family. Last Decembsr was sent
for to see my sister before she died, she
having heen in poor health for some two
or three years, & at the time | went over
TO see hec, she was at the point OF death,
with lhe scarlet fever, and cancerous
afFecion Of the bowels, from which hel
physiciaa thought she could not possibly
recover. carried over with ME bot
lie of your SarsaPariiIa, and with the
consent Of her physician she commenc
ed taking it that night. remained viii
her three days, snd left her rapidly i'm
proving Her husband sent boy hom'
with me for more Of the SarsaparIIla.-
sent one dozen bottles which | believe
will effect an entire cure My ialhc
writes me to that effect, and wishes thro
me TO procure an agency for selling on
valuable MedIcine 10 that neighbo'hood
Respectfully, J. NJ. OWENS
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