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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
Love and Logic.
by FRANCES SARGENT osGooD.

III FRANCES SARGENT OSGOOD.
The gods one day sent Reason out,
To look for Love, their truant-boyl
They bade her seek him all about,
And lure him home with tempting toy.
She found him in a rosebud rocked,
She begged him to be back in season;
Eut still the boy the maiden Knocked;
For-LOre tDW neuer list 10 Reason
The goddess held jewel up,
With Heavens own glory flashing thro' it -
NAY see my Roses blushing cup"
Said Love,-"Your gem is nothing to it -
"For shame false boy must force be tried ,
Is't thus you waste this precious season 20
"TaGe care dye know this bow lp he cried
All! Lore TOO oft has conquered Reason
81 see your aim your rhetoric speeds
On proud Olympus in without me;
But happy LoUe no Reason needs
BECOME and when they ask about me.
Just tell them, in my Roses heart,
I've found so dear,-so pure treasure.
grudge them not Minerals art,
Or laughing Hebe's cup Of pleasure :"
The maid had not a word to say,
She knew the rogue was talking treason -
But back TO Ida bent her way;
3 For-Lore can better plead than ReGsoa
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
Death of Children.

BY JOHN @ ADAMS.
Sure, 20 the mansions of the blest,
When infant innocence ascends
Some angel brighter than the rest
The sPotless SPIRITS flight attends.
On wings of ecstacy they Use,
Beyond where worlds material roll,
Till some fair sister Of the skies
Receives the unpolluted soul.
There, al the Almighty Fathers hand,
Neares, the throne Of living light,
The choirS Of infant seraphs stand,
And dazzling shine, where all are bright.
That undistinguishable beam,
With dust united at our birth,
Sheds more dim, discolored CLEAN,
The more il fingers upon earth.
Closed in this dark abode Of clay,
The stream Of glory family burns,
Nor unobscurcd the lucid raw
To its own native fOunt r.,urns.
But when the Lord of mortal breath
DEGREES his bounty to resume,
And points the silent shaft Of death,
Which speeds an infant 70 the tomb
No passion fierce, no low desire
Has quenched the radiance of the fame
Back 10 It's God the living FIRE
Returns, unsulied, as it came.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

HAPPY HoUR.-There is pleasant hour in hui
existence-the hour after some unusually agree
able fete-agreeabe from its homage to yourself
just enough fa6gued for anguor, but not for weari
ness-enough to make you enjoy the loosened hair,
the careless rohe and the indoent arm-chair while
the spirits still in state of excitement, the tones
of the music, yet more musical words still float
ing in your ear; your own light replies yet living
the memory, and the fancy animated by their vivid
recollection.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01
SerCHldc
From Mr.. g. Vandsnhcf's Play Of
sip assro,lA

- - NffN-fft..y . = -
''PAssIovyia~
Come where the moonbeam sleepine-
Lies on the blushing flower -
Come where the woodbine creeping
Entwines the latticed boweri
Come, where the stars invite thee
To shine more bright than they
Diana'S torch shall light thee
And love shall guide thy way.
Come forth no eye behclds thee,
Save twinkling stars above
Come forth /. no arm withhoIds thee
Then fly 10 mine my love
Come where the Zephyr playing
Sports with the whispering tees
Their gentle plant betraying
The kisses of the breeze
Come where the moss-rose bending
Drops gems of dewy pearl;
Like the glispning tear descending
From the eye Of weeping giIl.
Come forth no sound shall meet thee
But ripping fountains play; -.
Save mine, no breath shall greet thee
Eut the perfumed breath Of May,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

PREAcHINc.-I love, says Massillon, a serious
preacher who speaks for your sake, not his own, who
seeks my salvation and not his own vain glory. He
best deserves to be heard who uses speech only to
cothe his thoughts and his thoughts only to promote
truth and virtue. Nothing can be more despicabie
than professional declaimer. who details his dis
courses as quack does his medicines.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

. GovERNMENT.-Naturally and Originally, man Is
as free and unconfne1 as the air he breathes. He
may, that condition. do any act he wills to do with
out restraint coercion. But if he prefers the enjoy
ment of unrestrained liberty TO the pleasures and
benefits of society, he must remain state OF
nature for freedom 70 viii and to 30 any act he peases
would soon dissolve the social compact and man would
of necessity revert back to their original and natuFas
state. For the purpose of forming communities for
mutual protection and benefit men are obliged to sur
render portion of aleir individual rights, and TO
confde the power tbs surrendered to class of men,
whose business i. is to look after the interests and
execute the W III of the society community The
power tbs surrendered is called Government, and
those 10 whom it confded its ministers. As nu-
t protection and mutual benefits are the great OBJ
ects of the social compact and constitute the consid
GRAFTON for which surrender their natural rights,
no more power should be assumed and exercised by
the ministers of the government than is absolutely
necessary attain these purposes ANY thing beyond
this is usurpation, and may rghduly be resisted as
such from the beginning. The most perfect govern,
ment is that which affords complete and aeequate
protection TO the individual members Of the society
whence it emanates, and permits them without re-
strant to pursue any course which viii contribute
to their happiness and advantage, without eefnment
to the rights and happiness Of others In short, gov
eminent should be felt only by the blessings il cofers
on those from whom all its powers are derived
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

CoSJUGAL CoMPLIMENT.-'sWhats the matter,
nv dear Z" said kind wife to her husband, who had
sat for an hour with his face buried in his hands, and
apparently in great tribulation s.Oh, don't know
I've felt ike fool al day. "Wef." returned the
wife, consofingly,-sIm afraid you'll never feel any
better you look the very picture of what you feel ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

My imagination is beyond me | can control its
depression as little could create its buoyancy 1t
is my fault that the beautiful no longer haunts my
solitude
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

ALLEGHANy GLADEs AGAINST THE WORLD !-On
Friday week. says the Alleghanian, lady IN the
Glades presented her husband with fine SON. weigh
ing on the day Of his BIRTH cety and hay Poa'ds'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

MuTUAL GAIN BY MARRIAeE-On the I'd ult. Mr..
Charles W. Moore and Miss Martha Ann Moreland
were Married in Macon county, Alabama. BY this
marriage it will be seen that the gentleman has gain
ed oreland and the lady, while she looses her land,
has actually gained mare (Moore)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

A FIRST Loss.--No loss can be so severe as our
frst-tl then, scarcely have we believed In death
now its presence darkens the world are haunted
by perpetual fear, for whispering of the instabl-
ity of humanity
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

LIBERTY.-Abuses are never remedied till actually
unbearable Liberty has been called the daughter of
the mountains-she ought rather 10 be styled the
daughter of commences for her best and most useful
rights have been founded and defended by States en-
barked in trade.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

GENIUs-Why cannot genius transmit itself "a
worthier heritage than king ever left. How many
projects untried-because death smtes down the mind
capable of conceiving and executing them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

EARLY-We notice the connubialization of Ezra
T-Jones with Miss Sally Ladd, in Chilicothe Ohio.
Ezra has supplied his table with Sal-Lddd at very
early day in the season.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

Two Germans, twin brothers, who were intoxicated.
laid down on the evening Of the Odd ult the Phil
adelphia railroad, Gunpowder river the in
side the track was carried distance by the
hook and killed; the other, on the outside of the
track, did not awake till morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

Polk AND DALLAs.-Mrs. Story, of Greenvllle, 5.
c. gave birth to three children recently. She named
the SON James Knox, and the daughters Elizabeth Polk
and Rebecca Dallas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

BREACH OF PRomlsE.-A young man named Kelly,
was tried in Tuskegee county, (Aa-) for the above
offence, and made to pay $500 damages. Ihls IL
the first case of the kind ever tried In that State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

TAR AND FEATHERs.-A Methodist preacher, whose
name, we believe, was living, attempted to violate
the person of little girl about six years DID,
where the Atchafalaga, La, about two eeas since
He was caught, tarred and feathered rode on rail
and then put in canoe and turned adrt in the Bayou
without oar or paddles Of any kind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

fr5-The Irish petition Parliament for an extended
trade with England in soaP-beng DESTROYS OF fdfher
ing the Saxon Punch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

German named John Sweyer drowned himself at
Philadelphia and left letter stating that he lost his
life according to the promise in the Bible that be
should thereby gain life immortal. Left family.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

halter in New York has had an immense hat
manufactured, which he carts about the streets with
band Of music inside Of IT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

A HARD HrT-HARD, BECAUSE TRUE.-Tlle Globe
saws of John Davis, of Mass he is dubbed ''honsst
John as Shahspeare's worst character is called hon~
EST Iago ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

/" AILEGHANIA.,-Some of the anxious Sdrans of
New York. desire to have the name of our country
changed to "ALLEGHANIA" The Boston Courier
thinks better name would he 50 YANKEDoNIA, which
is the Turkish of the New WORLD" The New
York express goes in for "YANKEEDooDLEDUM."
The Providence Gazette suggests the last, with sim
pie addition, viz: " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

The office-holder who sent horse to the Presi-
dent, made an ass of himself-Bostop Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-01

she scduced the wife and daughter Of the man who gave
him shelter after the duel with Hamilton
7 His own assertion.
tile wished claim his rights British subject when
in London. Lord Liverpool rejected the oer win cen
tempt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
The Isl Of JAY.

The IN Of july.
RETURN thanks to the citizens of Ricbmopd
ssd adjacent country bersi patronage het,rd q,
NJ during the past the period ~ te,iJence herr. u
stree aucs'ior " bun ock from person. nav
rely on being accommodated disposition "a p,.r
sni give salts action, WI insure ~ merit
Desiring 20 hahnce an INV
speny request hose pefsons wh, tn,w themselves
dseted'o an aud sst1e as carry ss pssusabe.
JAZZ J. D HOOVER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
GARDEN SEED.

ho" 1o~ers % kno~n f.b ,pd
ssnsne At wholesale and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21

Ar,ehcs.wn,S,.. anu
a...r.. a., ~. 49,
60 u-,. 49,.
e.. R...Nr, r,' nm
49, .H'"' ai'''
.rS
o-. $50 non
a~a~y.,,v M, -, - on,
49,, 'u
.io,x p,..t NIL. ~,
"sttAri
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21

Lssh-I-arse seosch
Lsuues-white q Green Had.
ksrly CURED Indis. Whit and
Cwen Co--. Brown Dut-h
hesos-Nufpsg. Green ritroa.
Pine Apple
Water Meion-6ne-s hind.
Nasturtium
Mu-isrd-whftr and Bach
OnhIn-white and Red
CARA
feas-IAsdr~th's Extra Early.
Early May, do P1is. Blue
fru.ian- Dwarf harro~fat
Bishop's Dwarf Proi.be
fepp~r-A-sorted
fsnnip-l-ons Smooth French
Sugar
Parssy-Pire Curisd
Punpt:n-f.arze yellow
Rhnaarb-fos Tarts
2add.h-ionz se.rI-t. long saI
mon, White Turaip. scari-t
lump. Black Spanish
sal'ify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Squasb-Eariy Bunch
Tnmaio-f.arre Red and yellow
Turnip-a~orted
Herb and Flower SEEDS
WAN. PALMFR-
fr 5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

A sPARAGUs-Gant
N hRriCHOKE-IaEe Green Globe
BEANS-Dwan Kidney, Yellow Sir w.ek. E.riy R.-
Red Marrow, whae Marrow, Large Lima,
BEETLong Hood Early Turnp White suxar aiansIe
wurtz-i,
BkoCoLI-Esry and Late Purple
CABBAGE -Euy York Laue York Esry B.u.rrra E.riy
gar Loaf Late Sugar Loaf Flat Dutch
CURED savoy. Drumhead Savoy, ne.
CARkor-Lons Orange, Eary Horn, White PIeld
CAULiPtDWER-Eary and Late
CEi.ERY-Whi. and RedsoId
CRESj-Broad Leaf
CUCuMBEe-Ions Green Early Fnme, Gh<rkn. he.
EGG PLANT-Purpie
ENJIvE
LETTuCE-lee. brown Dutch Early sl--iA, &c
hEloN-Sutmeg. CiIon. jackson Water &C
HAsTURr1UM
OKRA
oNIoN-whie and Red
PARsLEY-Curied
PARsNP
PEAs-EIra Fairly FAIRY Fam. Early Bishops Dwarf Eary
Charlton Dwarf Marrowfai. ke
RADlSii-Long searet, RiArly Turniy, ke-
RHUBARB-for pics
sAi.SPY-or Oyster Plant
SPINACH
TOMATO-I.arge Red
rCRNlP-EarIy Fiat Dutch Red Top NoroIi ks
POT AND SWEET HERB SEED
BIRD sEED
ONION sETS-whie
Also general Flower Seed Buous Root, hs
lust received for s-leby r. Il. DuvAL,
e 10 RAM s,,,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
PoLK.s EFFICIENT FRIEND.

II Gencrsi Harrison had not died during his OF
Office the Administration would have gone into the
hands OF John Tyler and Polk would have been elected
the Presidency IL Mr. MuhleDberg. tho Locooco
didais for Governor in Pennsylvania last summer had
died during tho General Markle would have
elected Governor aud the influence Of that election would
have prevented Mr.. P0s election TO the Presidency. Ii
General Jackson had died the Of Mr.
Polka evidence that he would very
taken the determined ground against tho
the administration, and there is doubt that Mr. Folks
immed.te prosatiSn would have been the consequence
n 10 evident that Death, the arch enemy Of mankind in
general. has been the efficient friend that Polk ever
had. The Washington Globe died very OPPORTUNITY for
him. bot there believe that will ere long rise
from the dead, and So him and his fortunes. The
first touch Of its grim finger will dry up his blood and blast
the very his bones.-LsuisriLle Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.

During the thunder last wednesday afternoon
dwelling Mr.. Charles Friends farm. about miles
struck by lightning Mr. Thompson, tthe overseef his
wife and negro girl in the hou,e the The
lightning passed down tho chimney. struck Mr. Thompson
on the head killing him instantly knocked his wife down.
and severely burnt the girl II Is supposed
that Mrs Thompson and the girl will recover.
Petersburg RrpuL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
SUMMER CLOTHING,

TT 3 Utb y PRICEN!
FNNHE being advanced havirr Tin n,
rood of Clothnf we ODER N. I'M Al v.,y
reduced prices f cash only Our every vret
n summer Goods AMI those In of cheap rarent vii
picasc eatst q. pUNsFAUgi 4 Ctrs
FI No 50 West Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
NEW GROCERY STORE!

Nh " ultoOLu DlOhEs
THE subscribers have taken the store former.
occupied by Mes Aylmer Son. four door. below the
bsh Tavern Tor the Of conducting Grocery and Com
MISSION business We have and shall Arep hand
general assortment OF Family Gtoees W.
and IN. pubi,e a.,
goods consist m part Of
Gunpoader, " ysIH IpT and Black Tea, of the 6,..,
quality
Mocha, lava and Laguayra COTE.
Wooey Woo'c, best loaf puverscd and crushed suRa,
II Crvir, Porto Rico osusar
Hull 4 sons beat Soap
Do Naregaied do
No. I MarkerrI
A choice lot SaIdines
ReEalia and Principe Srean
Bakers Cocoa AMI Chocolate
No. ! N. Carolina IIerrinEs
Painted Buckets and Brooms
great variety Specs
l,eIer and fooscap Paper
Beat London anf French MusA.d
Patent and Plain speim Candies
londonan Philadelphia Fo,ter in pts and OTIS
MaElll and Spanish Mats
Connecticut Shad, in half Dbl.
City Cured Bacon, Hog Round
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy, q tbs finest quality
Holland Gn
Odd jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whiskey
Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wins
Por, CtaTet Sherry and MalaEa do
And all other goods belonging to the Groeery Trad.
we also tender services and the public
aly for the sale OF Produce promise 10 use every m
obtain the hgbe. market price.
u. N. TEMPLE IAN
WIN. u. RADCLIFFE.
" No nc, doors below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
Additional Supply OF New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS. a.4sN =


w r are now receiving and opening. a second
supply OF seasonab!e Goods comprising many new ana
beautiful sles purchased the cash puee. and IN -
sO al N".csAe or retail Al moderate advance on n. eo
part vii be found enumerated below.
Eitia sup-Ttne printed Balzorines nd Ba,xes
DO do black second mournirv do
super French and Eirston GinEhams and Lawn.
DO black and white do and Bslzorae do
Rich laced striped, and plaid MusIina ...
Pan braid, tucked. and embroidered Robe,
scpcr plain and striped black and f,p,v ,,, s, %
Do French and AmerIcsn Pants. al uriees
Printed Jaeonets, Lawn and Muslin Ginsh.ms
kleh Hefnanne and harege shays and sear0, IHrl
do Lace, Polka. aud satin striped do
Nett Shawi-, Seats, and Fancy HaDdsrr.bts6.
ladies black ani white md cotton Hoo ZOO.
Thread French and Lisje Laess Edrnex ard In..,n..
tanbrodered ivory. paper and palm leafFan.
I iain and spiral Gimp bonnet an cap Ribban.t.
haf rrass Cloth Victoria and corded skr.
Extra fieh worked Collars ow uf,e.s a.
Long and short het Gloves and hazssel Mae.
tnofn dsred heuisiehed led bord.r,d Linz, r. qdsa
sulefhne IRISH sheetins. Irish Linen and Lawn
Iao'e paniAsk Napkins and brown and beaehsd co,h.
DEM Nei-' aud black and white Ahts al otsIf .,
suIer WOOL bk Clasas and Cas-lnstss and Glnev 40
superane aed.in and low priced Drilling.
Dap De Etc. Cape Canlet French summer cIof
Satn' Naf'rtl haFsciles, and Jeans vestnrs
Heavy ~mlins, Cotionadcs and Jeans
"fh e0ntete assortment of coloured b.our,
mesues al OF which VIII be soh ehea, for cash
. VALENTINE, BREED
M.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
ME- X C. ANT TIILDR

81, West, Main ST.,
III AS received his Fall supply Of Cloths, Gas.
n sinners and Weddings Of French English Manufacture,
"eh ne invites s friends and the Pubic erimne s
uey are NJ new aud beautiful styles and
ho every other srtee suited for gentecns hrs line
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21
GREAT REDU.TION IN PRICES OF
DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
IINHE undersigned wishing to reduce their pre-.
- sent large and heavy Faacy Staple Dry Good.
would offer FINN ihis date uRe many per
eeIl hess Than the selling for during the
Spring
calieoes worth isi going at 10 cts
Do 90 IS
DO. do Is 90 cts
lawns, Batz"rines and Barrr-s.
All Of these will be sold om 20 per former
prices.
AlPaeeas-a beautiful Of SILK Work. al very low
prices.
hosInias Bsreges and Bslrorines
DO. Lawns AMI tiLs6sIns
Plain black and fancy single mild Cashmere,
large assortment Of Linen Goods syes
qualities
we do not deem essential very
eai bargains we have To offer friends
We woui come and for youne! YOU
realize more than your fontes pictured
Come one, conc all! There : a lew more IN, at
No n, Main Street.
BERKELEY co,
door below Mrs Philips MILITARY stor,
And nearly opposite Bell Tavern
Genfiemen's Fancy Dress Articles
n NoNsisTING OF Fancy SILK Satin CEavats
~ stock Ties and searfs, Fancy Ashland Ties
Shirts Bosoms Collars, Stocks
suspebdeTs, Pocket HaAdk. Tehi-Gs, nc.
Abe. few sls Night CAPS, lae auiete.
sill AZ MERCHANT,
j 100 Main SIIesL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-21

10 The PUBLIC.
HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
to oooo cheap for cash general OF Pain
ARTICLES.
Gas. Of the best quality, sIIo to 2sIoo hole.
. retail.
Mhs Irsd hard 10 beat IN kegs from IS lbs
The above articles Of good
oun'ry gentlemen wouH do to call and Examine b.ss
toCds ana Judge for themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street,
NsIt door TO the Exchange Bank.
Richmond. Va May eith 1919
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-30
DIR. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED
ssstyEG Lila

For se Cure n HJafifsS Lrer Complaint Dysppsia,
and Sick Hsad-iche
SYMPTOMS OF DIsF IlvER-Pain in the right side
under the right side, under the edge of the ribs, ncrca
the lett the
patient IS rarely able lie the left side; sometimes
thc pain felt under the shoulder blade, frequently
o the top the shoulder, and is sometimes
taken rheumatism in the right The stomach
affected with loss of appetite and sickness the bowels
general alternating with lax
the head is troubled It'll pam accompanied with dull
heavy sensation the back part There generally
cousidc rihe loss Of accompanied with PAIN
f sensation of having lett nnione something which ought
to have been A slight dry cough sometimes
attendant. Tho patient complains wearincss and de-
hiv: he il easily startled. his feet cold burning
and he complains prckfy sensation of the skin.
spirits are low although hr satisfied exercise
would be- beneficial 10 lm. yet he scarcely summon
up yrttue enough IN fact, he dsirusts every
remedy. Several 81 ~" above symptoms attend the dis
but have occurred where few OF them existed
Yet examination OF The body after death has shown the
liver 10 have been extensively derangrd.
CERTIrIC ATfS.This is 10 certify that having been
associated wit! Or. " Lane the practice of medicine
for nearly ana half Years, have had many oppor
and believe they have and relieved much larger
proportion of the diseases the liver, than have known
cured and relieved by other course of treatment
Dec. = ISIS. OLIVER MORGAN.
THIS certify, that a niece of mine very i'll with
the Liver Complaint She obtained one box Of M'Iane's
Liver Fills. which She took received much benefit
from the She Is taking the second box, and
has nearly rccoycrcd and believe il the Pills that
therefore ch""rfuy recommend them To those la,orng
under ,hat disease JOSEPH BOYD.
J.tltey sto~n, Il miles from Pittsburgh
Prepared for the Proprietor by JONATHAN Krpp & Co.
wholesale aud Retail Druggists, No. 60,
Corner of itn and W God sts. Pittsburgh.
n BIN order that here may he no mistake be partic-
uar to ask for ..pr NI.ane's iillz''
For slle at the BOOK STORE.