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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-04
LAND AGENCY.

VUNHE subscriber has established a Land Agen-
IL cy at Kada, Ohio, for the purchase and salo
of Real Estate, payment of Taxus, &C., in the
Counties of Putnam, Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American Associated
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and the principal States of Europe, he
expects to be of essential benefit to all who may
engage his services. GEO. SKINNER.
Kalida, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1874. 2O9tf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-04

The PUsEY1TEs in this city, propose, as
we understand, the foundation of monas-
terry in 18th street.-N. Y. Mirror.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-04-04

RICHARD G. SPEARS,
Attorney at Law, Van Vert, Van Vert county,
Ohio, Feb, "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05
Geese Feathers.

EE,HE subscribers have made arrange
IL ments to keepa constant supply of first
rate article of Geese EeatheFs-selec-
ted and packed with great care by ourselves
in packages from 20 to 50lbs.; and will fur.
nish at all times any quantity from 90 to 1000
lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be as
good as the best, at as low prices as can be
purchased of equal quality Ia the state.
s. q L. HURLBUT.
Wim hester, 1886, lySS
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05

1.-TWO valuable LOTS OF LAND. lyin
il in the town of tchfield, about on
mile south, of the Court House, containins
about twenty acres. Apply 10 ls,j3
GEORGE MERCHANT.
II South Farms, Jan. Oath, 1916. 36tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05

an hand and constantly receiving, Dry
" Goods. Books, Fancy Goods, German
TOYS, Groceries, Wheat Flour, 4 dog. differ
emf size Wash Tubs, Keeler Tubs, FlouI
Pals. Patent Water Pals, Bed Cord, Lead
ing Lines, Coil Rope, Fish Hooks and Lines
Violin Strings, Timothy Seed . pure article
AZ BALDWIN & CANDEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05

b. + 4N.iG. ~
Conversations likethe above are OF daily
occurrence. The more the Balsamis known
the more IL Us appreciated, and the sale is
constantly increasing, from The recommeD-
da,ion Of those who have used it add proved
its efficacy. II Ia only about year since
this medicine was Wrought before the public
and The sale Of it han gone Beyond our most
sangnine expectationA Hardlya day pass
es, but we obtain new Evidence gifts superb
GRITTY over every other pyeparaiion in use
either by orders from distant places, or bv
the testimony Of those 10 whom we have sold
blythe single bottle. Unlikemost prepare
tions of the kind, which CONAN large
quantity of opium, and serve OILY 10 palii-
ate. ,(not to cure) the disease, thSSmedicne
gives permanent relief. It not oHly seems
TO do good at first, but continued he of il
shows plainly that il is valuable prepara-
tion, and one that under ordinary circym.
stances will do more toward the cureof
consumption, and the coughs and colds THAI
lead to that dreadful disease than can posi-
bly, be effected by any other. treatment. in
fact, the day is not far distant, when BAR.
CI,AY'E AMERICAN BALSAM win be the
only medicine used for pulmonary disease
in all its varied forms. Sold in Syracuse
by the proprieiors. 1N '1I1i. 1'
Also by DIR. j. G.. BEcKwfrH, Litchfield-'
WEIGH & Co., Milton; Myron Harrison,
Cornwall Bridge; E. G.. Peck, Ellsworth
David Gouad. Sharon. ..r -rt 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05
DO ven want comfort i'm Sl1ATimgt

USE FERRIES CREAM S.dPONLNE,
A NEW Compound for Shaving. which sufpass
n .es all others in making rich and PeTmanen
Lather without irritating the skin. It s also var VA
ranted in all cases to please Therefore, any genf
man can purchase pot Of the above Cream, an
use it month"; and if he is not pleased with it, ca
return it and the money will be refunded, All on
ders for the Cream thankfully received.
i2'''eA s-3 70 E. C. FERRE, Middletown, Ct.
This Cream received the first premium from TIL
N. Y Institute last fall. For sale BY Samuel Bues
j. G. Beckwith, and S. N. Bronson, Litchfield ian
in all the principal towns in the State BY Druggist
Perfuners, Fancy Stores and Barber Shops. Ery3
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05

~ 9. WANsk g.,r..l. al,r.rell.

ksIrees, sNeiC- YoFtE
"0, .lo0 jeir own Importatish,on
A RE now RECEIVING Durchsse at Auction, and
"A Commission. ano Of Woollen Coos. com
Otherwlse,a tuil assorysh. French, BelFan, and
prising American. Essimeres. both l1lain and
German Cloths anoF iety of "a and ~ Tweeds
fancy. Also, laryand Pantaloon Tuiis
and Satlnets, xesse and Gttestigs srelus,ue1y
to WOoIie1 Co, We exhibit the ITgest and most
sources, we bent to be founds1 the Ctty Or
extensive asse |
Country. attention Of tose and ertensioe
We invit6ck, pledging ourselves that I, tn .s
buyers to DIN the habit buying their Cloths il
who have the expense q much time and nan tro ~
S 81 Us est a%nn tm Of u.s. at very small
not wal 10 cost, for Csh. or on short credit for
advancotes. ia~lte ~ 'a .1e
approbrk. dpra 81, 1S45. tff ~ Sw45
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05

TpOOTS q sEfOES.-A case of fine sewed
I'D Cali Ska Rrogans Of 81 so a mir. Also good
peggsd Boot al $3.50. CAsR& VARIETY STORE.
ULANKS--A general assortment for sale
- Of this Once.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05
eYF. n ENSIGN u

IF. n ENSIGN gl55
aa i receivtd a large assortment Of such
EOODSls are usually kept in coun-'
lore, wfch he will sell for Cash or
W PAY Jbwer than can be bought else
he in tbs vicinity. AS he does business
5ctly upsh the Ready Pay System, he can
ID ,oiAIsll goods rery much cheaper than
aose wIo give credit. q. e.1
Alm,st every thing taken in exchange for
Good except bosk accounts.
Wolcottville, Nov. IL, 1874. tf25
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-06-05

THbOUR, Whcai.Rve 4 Buckwheat Flour,
h Corn Meal and Middlings. AZ
81 CLOCK g. FoRp's.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17

&EALED proposals for rebuilding The brick
'Swork and roofing the Ear Wed Seminary
will be received unit the 25lh May next. Pro.
posas to be addressed to Isaac Strain Esq, Fay
ettevIe. The building consists Of two rooms
20 feet square in the clear and passage of II
feet wide. IN the lower story, and Of one entire
room 50 fee; by 90 feet in the clear, in the up.
per story. The lower wall is to be the thickness
Of two bricks and the upper wall the thickness of
one and half. 1t is estimated that one half of
tie BRICK walls will not need to be rebuilt. The
materials of brick. lime, lumber. shingles and
aails will be furnished by the Committee of the
Board. The undertoker is to give bond and &C.
curlly. (endorsing the name of the security for
the due performance Of TIE work by the.irst Of
Sept, next.
II. A. ANDERSON,
nj nT n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17

OFFrcE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE;i
LiHle Rock, Ark's. 2SM April, lSi5. !
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
REF REN ES.
NOTICE TO BRICk-NlASONS.

April 18th, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
Regular Nemph's and Fort Gibson Packet,
LITTLE BEN FRANKLIN,
J, SlMPsov NaMer,
J. Slupsov lIaxie

%Ern WILL ply 4 regular packet between
.7--lsg!@lif the. ahovc mentioned ports throughout
- sff the season, and being Of light dr4ught
and substantial bud, is wei adapt,d 10 trn trade
The Little Ben Franklin will be kept entire in the
trades and will make her trips regularly through from
port TO port and for the safe Transportation of freight
and passengers canN compete with any boat in the
trade Strict attention PAID TO the discharge Of freight,
and the delivery Of letters orders. For freight
pa ssarc apply board to the undersigned Agents,
SCOTT WHITE & G,., .d" Barren.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
STATE OF ARKANSAS. J

CorNTY OF CaawfoED.
Crwford Circuit Court, Chgnrcrv side thereof. or
fcc of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 25th April
Its
ss '@.. =, s.,5ps:% %"1 "s :'S; ss5 q: co",o
rtorS Of Starr q Griffith.
Henry starr & Samuel l.. Griffith,
late mcrrhant> and partners aud WIl-
.An e. Robinson. assignee Of Henry ! HccHRGHts.
Starr and John Robinson and Agnes
{. Starr and John Drcnnrn Starr.
A Nd this day came the comp painnnt by his
\ solicitors Paschal d Ord H. and flied his bill in
thus and appearing from the aiidafit Of
pIanant solicitors, that tic said John Robinson
nonresident of the State Of Arkan>as; it is therefore
ordered by the Clerk Of the court here in vacation
that the SAID John Robinson be not lied by puhhcrtion
The said complainant has Nhib ted his bill n thsrausc
and that suhprcna has issued returnahe to the next
the Circuit COIrt Of said county, to be hrld
the first Monday in August, A. d. II Is, at which
time said defendant is required to appear person hy
his solicitor, and answer the several ALLEGATIONS IN said
bill which generally that. the said Starr griffith,
are indebted the com planart and other credit
that they have failed and said Starr has made
sirnmrrt I" said William Robins IN. IN winch il Is
frauduently alleged that said John Robinson IS a crcd
itor of said Starr, that said William Robinson has
violated HE trust in not accounting that said arrand
others have made fraudulent sales to SAID ohn knhIn
son and said William C. Robinson to evrde the crcdir
of said Starr i Griffith. The bill pravs for dis
coyery and relief and the cancc aton Of certain deeds
and that receiver be appointed, and Tor oubp"cna
and Injunction.
Furtl"r ordered that copy Of this order be pn' II.
ed four weeks slcrcssvclv the "Arkansas intctlj-
grnccr, news paper prntrd in this STATE" the hast
insertion to bc thirty day. before sald term "f sad
court and that il said dccndent do not then and .heus
appear said mi, will be taken comics ed to HIM.
Atruc copy from the Chlncey Minutes.
AITEsT:
A. MCLEAN, Clerk,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
CLO'I lis, &c.
SCOTT, WHITE & CO.,

uANE JUST RECEIVED complete stock Of
4 goods, consisting Of Dry Goods, Hardware. Sad.
CLcry, Hats Boots Shoes Stationery. Medicines,
Iue'nsware, Cotton yarns lron Steel, Groceries and
Liquors. which they ar offering en- better terms for
Cash, than have been heretofore sold in this market
they will also receive in exchange. -four meal, hides.
PeItrcs, Coon skins Bees tallow &C. at the mar
ket prices The following are the leading articles of
their stock:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
NERAL AGE ENT,
CITE OE WISHINGION. D. c.

Respectfully that he will attend to the pros
rruton Of Claims before the several Executive DeDdrt
1sHtS of the Government, ard Cia IInst the Uni
ted States for Ianos or MOncV to the settlement Of
vu5iir grcorntS to C1IS before Commissioners under
.ndian or other Trcat"s TO PreemphoR and other
Lgni C'7imS and to the proc Irng of Lind Patents;
Fersj0hS in the Army and Navy, or business CON
nccicd ,h"rewit to the obtaining of Patents for SCI
rnriic or useful inreitDuS, and to 4 other business
ola public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims agrnst individuals promptly attended to,
titles inv est gated, &c. &c
Information giving free of charge Al letters TO be
post id.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
Regular Arkansas Packet.
ARKANSAS NO. 1,
T. PENNY WIT. ASTER.

ST7S.zA This new. iirht irnnaht. IN Sscn-
eT--+t-y-gt' ger steamer. lust huilf. and intend"
III ed expressly for this trade, is nov
out. and viii commence her regular trips as n
packet between Fort Gibson and New Orleans.
on the first rise of water. No expense has been
spared TO render the Arkansas No. 4 one Of the
best boats in the trade in every respect. For fur
ihor particulars appv to
SCOTT, W HITE & co.
Nov. 80. 1911.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
TIE ner, light draagh'. FIST running steamer
JAMES PITCHER.

A ',tN7n WILL Jun regular packet be.
'.T-=7-.TJ NJ tween Fort Glbson and New O,eaus,
II Z.SE[tE during the present season.
Iup james pitcher IS new and splendid boat,
huiIt expressly for thus trade, and is surpassed hy
boat on The western waters for regularity in her trips
for the convenience Of the ycl.cr, safety Of
fro' 'ght.
Van Buren,. Feb Is, Is,-.--I-ts
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17

&yA TINHIs well known establishment, locnt.
f:sHIA 4 cd in the business part of the city.
ssssEs3 has Just undergone thorough repair, and
sss.A has been almost entirely rcitel and ref fur.
nishcd, for the accommodation Of the public.
The proprietor very respectfully announces TO his old
customers. his friends and the pabhc generally tn It
ne is now prepared to extend to the travelling
nitv transient and boardcrs, accommodations
unsurpassed by any establishment west Of the ANrgha
njcs and pledges himself that every attention shall be
rendered to promote the comfort OF all persons visiting
his house, that vigilance and fidelity can hrstow, bcrg
determined spare neither trouh expense in Civ
nr satisfaction his guests, and hopes TO merit the
patrnnage Of tn Pnhlc.
The ouaties Of his ales, wines, liquors. and scrars
ar, the hest that the New Orleans market can afford
OF this he is confident, he having with great care So
Iccted them himself lie has made arrangements for
zee sufficient Tor the whole season. and London Brown.
stout always in bottles; Albany ale draft lis cooks
are celebrated in every department; his servants faith
lul and attentive: his Porers trusty and courteous.
For balls and parties every at,anab!e deIc&cy Will
be served up in superior manner and at The most
reasonable price
ment Of Mr. David SkcOn, where carriages, nugges
and horses are always ready for those who may wish
them.
The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant nd conmo
dious four horse Coachcs for the accommodation OF WIS
tors leaves this house trwcokIy, and accommodation
ares can any time he procured on rcaS"hh bic terms
by applying the proprietor, VIII" resides mere ana
whose courteous pertinent and desire t" please lGhaS
in some measure, to soothe tue many MS t"aI les" l.
1cir TO.
The office Of the Montgomery and Rock Roc trI
weekly line of stages. also kept dt this house. where
one Of the uroprctOrs can be found always ready AN"
Jc.irous TO accommodates and whose Puuctuaity, at
enlon and regularity. is not SuTP"s CD even 9y tick
ton or Reside and also, Of the western or Van Burcn
mail line whose agent will always be found at his post
At the steam. boat landing, Passeng rs will always
JOHN BROWN.
Little Roch MGy3 lolJ. TT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
Regular Van Buren,, To't smith and Fort Gibson

FH"tCt.
ROLLN-S,NuGrs Urs'sr,
N4t+n WILL ply as regular packet between
t---Z-llF the above mentioned ports, and WI, con
- 81 ~ tinuc throughout the season, leaving
Van Barren every Saturday morning at O'Clock, avid
Fort Saith at : o'rrrk, f. VI oI the sruc day; ard
returning leaves Port & h,ou every Vein, sdar moru
rg d. . o'rloch. The Eo,,l htyiug unIcrgon" thor
rough REPAIRS better pttd for the safe and
speedy Transportation of passengers and freight than
any boat in tie trade. Every c>cri,ou viii made to
ensure the comfort Of pa~scmg safety Of freight
All puckag.S parcels, letters orders. sent "y IT,.
boat, y. meet with prompt arten!on. For tr- t"l
passage apply boar !, to the following agents:
HENRY y CuNNINGHAM,; w.. pr,r,
J. = GRD-~ ~"
". Il. Il W. NNNERS, ; F.o,.s
CART. JNO. ROGERS. ''N
Fixed CJNMlNGN, r,, r..
W. +. DENChLA, '0"' '''"'
Van Buran, March ,1NIj.-if.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
May >, 1875.
ANTHONY HOUSE,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
Markham street, Little Rork Ark.

2ryA TINIlS well known establishment, locat.
ffTls5 cd in the business part of the city,
Iiss;sSY has Just undergone thorough repair, and
Ess,yIh has been almost entirely rcfttel and re fur.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
TOllet and Fancy Articles.

4 NJ Bush respectfully informs the public ,ha, he
N. has received per steamer Lucy Long, fine as.
sortmen of perumcry, hair oils, powders French or
har brushes. nail brushes, tooth brushes combs
tweczcrs, tooth brushes especially for the ladies, now
der Puhs. pearl powder, violin strings, marbles &c
&C. all of which were selected with great care at ths
best establishments in New orleansby J. W. Taylos.
and will be sold very low.
May 3, ISi5. J2-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
Notice.,

r OFFrcs OF THE SECRETARY OF stated
Linle Rock, Ark's. 2SM april, lSi5.
ne General Assembly of the State Of Ar
knosas, at tho last session thereof, passed the
fiot resolutions. 10 wit!
v red By tie General AssentHy !f the State
tr16nsas, Tha, it shalt be the SPECIAL dnIy of
tsetary Of State. to have tho resolutions that
rsssed at the present session of the General
tfbly, in relation 10 amending the constItu-
.,bQb bished in compliance with the constitu.
pproved: January 9th lsi5.
herefore. in compliance wllh sail Resolution,
b accordance with the provisions of Art. "
. constitution Of said State, requiring amend
. ID the constitution proposed by the General
t>blv to be published in all the newspapers
HE'D in this State. three several times, ut least
n months before tho next general election
amendments proposed to said constI
lfse published.
'' DAVID B. GREER.
SECRETARY Oh STATE.
= bed by the General assembly ofMe S'afe of
AIS, That they do propose the following
|d,4cnts to the constitution Of this State, to
1 No Bank or Banking institution shall be
1((er Incorporated. or established in this State.
1,rr1he General Assembly shall have power
a6pcl the Judges of the Circuit Courts to
thAnge circuits, either temporarily or pcrma-
!, Under such regulations as may be provided
q. The General Assembly shall have power to
b tuch jurisdiction, as it may from time deem
or, on Justices Of the Peace IN all matters Of
ruct, covenants. and in actions for the recovery
nee and forfoIIurcs, when the amount claimed
'hbt exceed one hundred dollars, and in actions
for assault aud battery, and other
I Fences less than felony, which may be pun
~ 4by fine only.
h Jndges of Supreme and Circuit Courts,
ktof the Supreme and Circuit Courts, At,or-
'tbr the State Shcrifs. Coroners. County
|s1rers, Justices of the Peace, ConstabeS.
'0her officers whose term is fixed by the
putIon to a specific number Of years, shaI.
their respective offices for the term now sPcci-
and until their SUCCESSORS are elected and
'asfd. If
= JOHN S. ROANE, Speaker
.f Of the House Of Representatives,.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
President of the SenGie.
Fpyed: January 9th le45.
THOS. S. DREW.
4 the newspapers in this State will publish the
4three times before the first Monday in August
md send the papers containing the same TO
.Scretary Of State.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
ARCHER,

NOOl)N AhI). MASTER.
%kSA THE Archer vii, ran 4 regular pack.
Er-,7--V-%lIr ct between New Orleans -Hd Fort ta1.
SON throughout the business ,us"0. Hmi
briny LuI expressly for this trade, is in every respect
worthy the patronage "f the public She draws only
- inches when ngh, and runs equal any boat on tn"
rive her cabin is fitted up IN the hrSl and most CW
fortnhe and Convenient nr"ner, having extra 'nr-"
brths All in state rooms Insurance Uc cAtc,cd
on her any Office at the lowest rates.
Every attention will he pard to passengers who ray
cl on her having >p.rcnc"d and careful crew, Boz
SIDES a full compliment Of attentive and oDcdcnt cab
IA servants.
Strict attention paid to djschargjng way.freght, at
any landing, and all letters and packages sent by her
Will be ear fully delivered.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
AtSIIN " CLEGG, IgcH'S.
March lj-5-tE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17

A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
4 wALroS. c. H. EAFE
WAIELI . SGlS.2.A3Ga
MISSION & FORWARDING -MERCHATS,
e. No. SO Camp street. New Orleans.

besG adrGncCS, in cash, on consignmeWS.
v3.Isi5-l2-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-17
SECRETARY on STA

Qyed: January 9Th ls45.
THOS. S. DREW.
the newspapers in this State will publish the
lthree times before the first Monday in August
bnd send the papers containing the same TO
Scretary Of State.
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
u REyy R1N

GONE POOR MEAN DEVIL, who is too lazy to work,
Of e Pr ss Isea IfS rI
Fson 1 .sd aa By the
able him to convict in court Of jnsce prsons
may have been guilty of making and vending the
s sqa es;sy
Ssss h hf but win E. ss
a.
ssas s y S d and
calculated produc. nfiammsioa Of Sowss
ssS % S'fa; s.s & iss S
New (: FS.a:As S ssss; rS I'll.
counterfeit and many table sts have purchased
sss s Ss:a s 4: i:sf'
ed that they could make profit by the die
a'"
hAs Of detecting he impo.ton may be well
Pills be obtaaeS Of any Of Il. sathor1
for ssd pei
small size Small quaint les by the dozen boxes from
phscsly for the merchants dugsi.t that
sbos n1s. b
These Pin. have been eleven before the public.
%;sn. i remedy r, Sou. Complaint. cSel's,
Costyese,s Summer Complaint in Children, Dia,hna
the field e Pharmacy Composed vsssabe
the adult with perfect safety.
The public will pea,e take notice that herea in order to
guard them against mPe'iton the written Of the
orvery package containing dozen boxes
o which will be felony suhjecng the perpetrator impr
sonment in the penientiary.
The only Phladephia for the sale of the
eeannr" Peters Vegetable Pills. is j. s. Murphy. % North
sIh street and amy other person. whether resident
engaged the doub scay of cheating
tor and endangeripg the health Of citizens.
he above remarks apply equally York Baltimore, and
ctc.snd in conca,i,n let be distinctly
IN individual n of the Union, shall SELL
attempt to sell article purpornE to be Peters Vegetable
Pills for prices less than those named this advertisement
tected by The proprietor or his agents
AXE notice. hat The only authorized agents for the sale OF
Psts. vess.a6ls P; a Virginia North and South Carolina
George W. Borr and benjamin. mold and gentleman nam-d
Br lnerd IN their employ No other than h- above
named aut rozed sell Peters Vegetable ri Is in the
States me"ond aud the!eoe any indlsdu offering sell
the within those limits than the foregoing prices
is an mpostoI and h; public cautioned against MIN.
Principal Office for the of the genuine Peters egetabe
Pills. l23 Fulton stree {, New York. ml3 im$ui
The New York herald., 1845-03-17
THERE IS HOPE
for the Consumptive. for those
who are afflicted with .dsihnta,
however much and long they may have

THERE is HOPE
for the Consunlptive. for those
who afflicted with .dsihEa,
however much and long they may have
suffered for those who are laboring under :
long continued and tedious Coughs, Shortness
Difficulty of Breathing, Pain in the Breast
Side Bleeding OF the Lungs and other of Fatal
Pulmonary Diseases.-Dr. Foleer's
OLOSAONlAN,
OR KALL-H EALING BALSAM,
rs A SPEEDY AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY-It has
been tested hundreds Of and by than
years experience 1t has submitted faculty and
been used and approved by temnd it offered with the
confidence to all who may be afflicted and who need
its healing properties.
DAvp HENpEnsoN, 60 Lash street reduced very low
by edious Cough and raising OF Blood He had tried
remedies offered without benefit and deemed himself beyond
the hope of relief Although he had fever and night
bottle of this Great Remedy restored him
to health.
GEoRsE W. HAYS relieved by bottles of the Olosa.
oman although weak at the he ced using th.
he aid scarcely walk He coughed necessarily. His d.
Guilty of breathing such that he could walk ony few steps
from the commencement OF his using the medicine he walked
with down to the office and in six weeks he
stored at to be able attend his busisess again.
LABAN ESQ., SO Pike cured Of Asthma by hall
bottle. He had not laid down bed for
months He has never had recurrence Of the diseasenow
more than four months
Mrs ARCHIBALD IS West street, cured of Asthma Of
four years standing by half boe and declares be the
best medcin. the world She had used other
dies without the least benefit
Hundreds Of cases might be given prove its efficacy
Try if you are afflicted and will be satisfied that it
indeed, 'ALL-HEALlNG" J, lis propertirs will not
regret having used it, and entirely flight dis
ease which Is at present threaeIng your life.
For sale at the Principal Office 0s Nassau street, door
above Ann. jail re