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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

SANDS SARsAPARnLA, has been tried,
proved and acknowledged to be all that IS
necessary or desirable to purify the blood,
to cleanse andenovate&he ganeralsysteul,
The uiamphs it has obtained over disease
are such as are not furnished from any olh-
er rsodrce, by ltpNse, thousands have heen
made to rejoice, who were fast vergng 10 a
close, when death W6ah draw curtain
over this world 'sscenes. ltpurTies, clean
ses, and strengthens hte fountain springs
Of life, and infases nj W vigor foughout
the whole animal irante ....--
For further particulars ana conclusive
evidence Of its superior value and efficacy
see panphIets, which may he obtained Of
agents gratis,
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retaib
by "A, B. SANpS& co., Druggists and
Chemists, 243 Broadway New York
PRICE ST per bottle, six Iottles for S5.
For sale also by X, JACKSON, CaIFOlk
on, Ohio, ..... II ...t-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
MOE MONS.

The Legislature Of lIlmois, after having
used the votaries of the celebrated impos-
tor, and "Mormon Prophet" Joe Smah,
for party purposes, and having been ena-
bled, by the powerful aid given tltehh by
that party, to.carry the State, "neck and
heels,p for s@Dehtocracy," Polk, Dallas,
F'ercs, &C. repealed the charters hereto
fore granted to those deluded people, ,tn-
condaiAunlly They are TIE Democracy
who do not "stone the prophets" bal kill
them The greatest disorder continues tc
prevail at Nauvoo. From the accodnts
given by the papers from that quarter, we
think, Sthe last state Of these people viii
be worse than the FIRST" .....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

The following is a pretty specimen of
correspondence. Il is short and pointed,
witty and true;
Correspondence bet'oeea o, Fish & II. Chg.
Hon. HENRY CLAY-Dear Sir Deprived,
as we ara doomed TO be, of the pleasure OF
having Yourself ateur head for few en-
suing years, will sou allow us the minor
pleasure of having 0utself at yours, for u
brief period, by acceptingthishot! and may
it afford to you, sir, what you have so zeal
ously aboreb to secure 10 us4-protection.
Rour'obcdient servant,
Fl1V A NJ rita rNrAfT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
For The carroll F,ve Pres,

Mr.. EDITOR:
1t has been suggested by some Of
The citizens, who pay as nNch postage as
their ncighbors, that the Posl Office at Car
roUton ought to be abolished. think that
this is wise suggesticn--frst, because
| belieye the people of Carrollton woald
save time (aad titne is money! in goingof
sending u Harlem or Harrisburgh for their
letters and papers. As our post office is
now condNctcd upon the nrso and isproocd
Locoloco fashion, suppose gjnercl tidgc,
'hinhs j. would he blpseh pt good Msn'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
- 90. q

IHE STATESMAN AND the New TAN Law.
True to its instinct, the Statesman perec-
vcres IN ttsetIorta to make party measure
out Of the new taR hill, adopted at the close
Of the last session of the Legislature. We
are not disposed to interfere with ts abors,
although as we have eheady stated, twas
neitEer acted on or voted for as a palty
measure. q'his the various votes and dc.
cisions Of the Legislature vii conrMsiVeIy
show. 1t did not meet the wishes Of the
Wings Of the iegsoture and does notmeet
entirely the wants Of the State, On this
account it was at one time p0fed dd'cH, ana
was finally passed, because time would not
allow Of the maturing Of n more perfect
measure. 1t was Intended as a femp6fufg
measure, to meet temporary contingency.
The attempt 10 give ita party TURN viii fail,
and the Statesman will do welfto heed the
salutary caution of its 'Locdtoco contempo-
rary, the ''I'rue Democrat" OF ChiIiWotha.
That paper Of yesterday, after alhlding to
the gross inequalities of the old system and
the iHproper practices under it, remarks.
"Ilitherto, lands and houses have borne
lft u'lItliNu NlIIi wv ult HtuIlN LdAt gu OUT
Of oar homes, and yet the authorities tellus
the revenue is insufficient to pay the inter-
eston thepubhe debt. What shall be- doneH
Shall farms and houses I've taxed still high
er, Or shall we seek new obectsof taxation!
The course is plain Ietall PROPERTY be tax
ed cqeay alike. And here we cad1iea our
'BEMocRArlC FmENns, while exposing the
great inequalities Of the new law, not to
b,6R1herGasCrs by Rgieadig hv Old one
Hhe ubSgs are most TO be effected by the
change. Ii is they that hrve the most Of
the floating capital"
The Statesman haas quoted from the Gin
cinnati papers to show how unpopular the
new tsx law is, yet@efnd it, in its argu-
ments, assuming grounds Of opposition to
it quite'aiGerent from thoSeurgra by a nor.
lion Of ttie Wing press Of Cincinnati One
provision OF tAe law, dndtr the ddcision'of
Auditor Woods, Is pafticularly obnoxious
to portion of the people Of tue State. -.
What that provision Is, we eilaI learn by
tho following kom the rtRciHaat .4fia&
Secondly, Ihe last aerIicn nf rhe Act
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
BANKS

From the movements in different parts
of our gallant State little doebt exists that
capital win seek an investment under the
law Of last winter, and that the notes OF
Banks in 'otf own State will drive from
among%s the refef notes OF Pennsylvania,
and the HId Ctt and Red Dog bills Of
MichjGaa Misunderstanding tiE s,eal uerd
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
TAKE DOWN THAT ROOSTER, Mr..
.s- - ,ttSTATESMAN.r aH,.. .a5

Ohhaes, gentlemen Wings q'he oilicial
retans are gust in from Wyahdotte, and
we have the inexpressibIe gtstiacstion Of
informing our leaders, that the WAigs OF
Wyandotte elected their Sheriff, ,Treasur-
er Surveyor and one Commissioner The
highest majorityreceiVed hy any candidate
was by a Wing. The majority n.the lew
Locos elected was only some 70 Or 90
Some 1850 votes were poIIed 20. S. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

01rThe Wings carried the City and
Township elections in Columbus, this
month The centre of the State is sound
tothe true principles Of the Constitution,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

AN5DThe weathercontinues dry and win
dy-rain is much needed here, The Wheat
crop is, we are informed, suffering in some
parts this county for want OF rain.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
Fimaa Account.

The 6na account OF Daniel Smith.
and Samuel Smith, Administrators of
Michael Smith deceased, have been put
on dle IN the cffice Of The Clerk Of The
court of common pleas.
-. DANIEL McCOOK. Clerk.
Clerks Office CarroIlon,
Apil ID 1915. i
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

MURDER IN TUscARAwAs CoUNTY.-The
Ohio Democrat gives the particulars Of the
discovery Of the body Of ii man partly bu-
ried under log in the woods, atodt two
miles FROM ShanesvilIe, on the Goth nltimO.
Tho body was consideta bly, decayed, and a
spade was found near py,whichitis thought
may head to tiie discovery of the murderer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
II WV VTV nv w WTTIi
ORLANDO FISH
AsnLANn. aNLh LnnnarY. l84b

My Dear Sir | oHermany and cordial
thanks for the hat which you have kindly
presented tome, and for the note which ac-
ccmpanied it. Thohat might have protec-
ted better or wiser head dian mlne, but
no head was ever covered by better or
more elegant hat. Your friend and obedi-
ent8erVaIt HENRY CLAY,
Orlando Fish, New York. .s.s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

eefs'tor him 10 ahend 10 EIha duties of hi,
'oficetn tie suie way ihut hs pretares-
ser did. 1 Ifeierto Tie iutt thsf the Post
master can scarcely ever Ne found in his
office, This may answer very Ws4ll for
Chose who have more dine thah tley can
use, for they can sh .srotnd his door 'uusil
.lAe General gets leisure 70 enter, bUt ii
viii no. answer 50 well for ti10se whe srr
compelled to rely a5eB on their own exer-
tons for living. Second, Becauses If we
make a practice Of doing oar basiuess
through either Of tte offices above naatted,
we would have some assurance Of letters,
&c, bel tg senAt tIic pfop.r tinc 94tr
office Is not attended to as it should he
therelore, unless it can lie made to answer
theend for which il was created, lhiuk,
il had better be abolished ea H..l
49, ya.a.,s Ea ra.ea A CITIZEN
A Drl IA 10dE ....- ....
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

FIRE. -,The brlck tavern, owned by Mr..
Lawrence, aud &eP by Mr.. Brown, in
Washington, Guernsey county Ohio, was
consumed by fire on Sunday April 8, with
all its contents. LES esllNated at about
$4,000, NomsuranCe,--g u hcciilg Tmes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

CINCINNATI OBSERVATORY CoNpLETED.-
The Cincinnati papers announce the com
pleljon Of theObservatory, that has been in
process Of erection iorsome time, under the
supervision of the Astronomical Society bf
that city. The building is erected, the
ground5 are enclosed and the Telescope il
placed in the Observatory, in the charge of
Professor Mitchell The cornerstone Of the
Observatory, it will be recoIectrd, was laid
by John Quincy Adams, in the presence of
u vast multitude who were eioquent1y ad-
dressed by that venerable man, on the inn
portant results of Astronomical labor and
research. The Telescope procured for this
Observatory, is, perhaps, one OF the most
valuable Instruments in the country, and
we anticipate happy results from the aid it
will afford to Professor Mitchell in his OBJ
servations Of the movements OF the heav-
enly nodes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

10, tdNmoney brolSers,.tepealss sallldWs NOW
in niorCe, which require he Iistingoi thecap-
'italof money brokers. for taxation--and all
assessments for theyear 845 made prior 70
i'the passage Of this act, shaHbe void &c.
! .'"Yet Auditor Woods, in hrs iegisatlve
l-capacity, again interposes, and says, Up-
hanks, bankers and brokers,
lare expressly included in the proVisionssoi
the act relative to uioney at interest, and
therefore all money, debts, notes, &c, up
on which interest is taken, reserved, Ne,
and all notes, bills, &c, discounted OF pur-
chased by unincorporated banks, bankers
OF brokers, mast be included in rtie'state-
inent of money at interest, which the as
sessors thoulk require of them"
! OF course We are to-suppose the States
mansympathise5 andcoinclGes with the At
las on this point vet its readers would hard
'ly suspect it, from Il perusal Of its unmean-
ing jargen en- tise subject. f9tehuereason
of its opposition to the bill, It's readers will
not be permitted to get al. 1t may find inj
the end that ii has "b4rnt Its fingers, and
wish that it had Proftedby the caution" OF
Its locotoco contemporary o. 5. Jo1r1tat.
----azo D: :----D s.--
PRESCRIPTION PRoGREssING- AFFAIRS AT
WAsHINGToN.--The Globe and Constitution
alisl contain long list Of appointments by
the President The list is made Hp OF Gus"
tom hoEse officers, navy officers, survey
ors, land officers, &C., and the appoint
ments are for various parts Of the country.
The.work of prescription progresses at an
accelerated pace.
Tile Mudsonian has good reason, itseens
for is complaints against the adminlstra-
ton. The government advertisements have
been withdrawn fom its columns and trans
iered to the Globe and ConstitutionalIst--
The UlicIaI-list OF appointments also makes
It's appearance in tho5e papers, while the
Madisonian is left to copy at its leisure
Although the oiliciatorgan has not yet been
chosen, the Madlsonian has received signi-
fcant intimdtion that its services are not
needed, and that its claims have been
weighed in the balance and found wanting.
How much more Credi!abIe it would be to
Mr.. Polk, if he would dispense with Il court
organ, and communicate WeH$geHCeOt OF gem
eruI interest, (ataII events, if nothing ln0re) |
to all the respectable journals Of Washing I
ton city. We want nocourt organs. in this
country. Such an appendage may become
Il kingly power, where courtlers and Hat
terera surround the throne TO ape the man
ners and celebrate the whims of weak
and imbece prince. Court manners and
court fashions are Of little moment to a plain
republican people; and every right minded
man cannot but despise journal that lends
itself to an unconditional endorsement of
all that may eInanate from the powers that
he, and tawns and hatters that thrift may
follow - ohio State JnH,1,ai
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

ENR'ESH Gardsn seeds. just received
=. dtd for sale bv X JACKSON.
Carroifon, April Is, FS45 -27 It.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

ENUUR Hog1heads of New Orleans
Il Sugar, and len barrels New Or
leans aud Sugarhouse moasses. just re-.
ceived aud ltr sale by X JACKSON.
CsrroIIton. April l8 4s45-27 t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

4 fNSEEB On tor sale al the cheap
NJ cash stdTe of K JACKSON.
CarrciIlon, tprl| l8. lS45 27~tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

DIED, on Monday night, the l4th Aprih
inst, at the readencesE her husband, in
Washington township, Mrs. - CROX-
ION, wife Of Mr.. William Croxton.
In Pittsburgh, on the 11th inst, Mr.,
MICHA FL TIERNAN, a distinguished
Merchant of that city, and tormerIyia resi-
dent of Steubenvile
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

Barrels white lime, jus, re,
n cerved and Tor sale BY
X JACKSON
'0arrollion, April IS, ISs5 .-27-,r.
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April l5, l945. j sas.u gr
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@AmmNnnINN

{Atl5-Oar Goart Of Common Ptess sets
here on Monday next Il
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
Cara'OiHGOGA aROOk and Lad&
der UObNpaTfy.

The members of the Hook and Ladder
Company are hereby notified to attend a
meeting ofthe said Company on tomorrow
evening, Saturday Apriltl9, at 4 o'clock.
tits expected that all the members will be
present.
ISAAC JACKSON, Secretary.
CarrolIton, April 10, I845.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

4 Few barrels of ground Plaster. Just
IA received, and for sale low, bv II
..... r K. JACKSON.
CarfoIton, April r8, lS45 -27-u.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
Iune 26-lOw p's lee Sa,OO.
SALE OF LAND.

MORTGAGED to secure a Loan, of School
Fund, for failure TO pay the annual instalment
of interest, due thereon.
NOTICE is hereby given, that. in conformity
IN with the provisions OF the Revised Statutes
of 1843, the following tract OF land, or so much
thereof as will be necessary TO pay the debr, in
terest and costs, will be sold at The Court House
door in Evansville in the County of Vanderburgh
and State OF Indiana. On Thursday the 28th cay
OF August next, between the hours of 8 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 5 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, to the
highest bidder. Tor cash, Wig: 100 acres of the
South end. Of the West hall OF the Southwest
quarter OF Fractional section No. seven 10 Town
seven, South of range, eleven west, in the dis
irict of lands offered Tor sale at Vincennes, Indi-
ana. hole amount due 1853, 40 100 dollars.
WILLIAM II. WALKER,
June 39-I0t Auditor, Vanderburgh Co
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER A. 1915.
ADMLNISTRa7OR,S SIZE.

, Y virtue of a decree of the Probate Court
- of Vanderburgh, rendered at its Nav term
1914, the undersigned will as Administrator on
the estate of Charles Bigley, deceased, sell at
public auction at the house of Simeon Long in
Union Township, on Wednesday the 24th day OF
September. A. ID. 1845, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 6 O'Clock P. M. of said day.
the following described real estate OF which the
said Charles Bigley died. seized TO wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton number Is in township number 2, south of
range number IL west, in the Vincennes Land
District, containing so acres.
Also, the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF the same section, containing seventy
one acres.
Also, four acres in the southeast quarter of
the northwest quarter of the section aforesaid /;
said four acres being described as follows, that
is to say, beginning at the northeast corner of
a tact of land formerly owned by A. M. Bar
nett, at the place where said Barnett's land
joins the land of said Bigley, and from thence on
the east south line eight rods to a stake; and
from thence on an angling line so that.it shall
strike the north line thirty tour rods from the
place of beginning and from thence TO the be-
ginning corner. Said four acres being the same
which ere sold AND conveyed by the said Bar
nett to the said Bigley.
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase
money to be paid in six months, one third in
twelve months, and the remaining third in eight
cen months, and the purchaser or purchasers
will be required to give notes with approved
E~freet09d security without any relief whatever
from valuation or appraisement laws.
WILSON SHOOK, Administrator.
Aug:t2l-4t-tprs. fee. S3,5O)
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
Sale of forfeited School La nds

NM ILL be offered for sale at the court house
Wv door in Evansville, in the county OF
VaBderburgt, and State of Indiana, on Friday
Septem beg, the 18th, I645, between the hours
offs O'Clock A. nj. and 6 O'Clock P. Nj. OF said
day the following described tracts OF School
Land forfeited for the non payment of the an
nual instruments of interest due thereon, viz:
The N. w. or. of the N. E. Or. and the S. E
or. of the N. E. qr, and the N. w. or. OF the 5.
Z. Or. and N. w. or. of the S. w. or; oil Sec
ton No. sixteen, in townshipfve. south of range
ten west.
And the S.W. or. of the N, W.Qr; and the
N, E. or. of the S. E.. or; and the S. Il. r.of the
S. w. or; and the S. Z. Or. of the S. E. or; OF
section No. sixteen, in township six south oil
range ten west.
And the S. w, or. of the N. w. Or; and The
n. E. or. of the N. E: OF section number four IN
township seven south OF range ten west.
And the N. E. Or. .! the N or; and the N
w. or. of the N E. or; and the n. E. or. of the
N. w. or; and the s.. w. or. of the N. E. Or;
and The S. E.. or. of the N. +. of section No. six
teen, in township six south OF range eleven
west.
And the N. E.qr. of the N. w. or; and the S
w. Or of the s. W. or; and the S. e. or. of the
N. w. or; OF section number sixteen, in town
ship seven south of range eleven W est.
The M OF the the n. E. or. of the N. E. Or
and the ST of the N. E. or. of the n. E.. Or; aud
M of the S. E. or. of the n. E. Or; OF section No
twenty-eighti in township five south of range ter
west.
Said land will be sold in seperate tracts, and
not for less than sufficient to pay the sums ow.
ing therefore, with in terest, costs, and damages
One fourth of the purchase money required a
the time of sale, and the residue in twenty-five
years with interest thereon, at the rate of seven
per centum per annum, payable annually in
advance. Said sale TO continue from da TO day
until each tract OF land shall have been offered
w. ii. WALKER, A. V. C
BRACKET MILLS, S. G. V. C.
inna oR-in,u ms Eaa % 90
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04
huns inraluable medlcine was prepared IRON

" q IHIS invaluable medicine was prepared from
an extensive practice of several years in a
bilious climate, and is NEVER KNOWN TO FALL OF
curing FEVER AND AGUE, or any Of the diseases
above named.
Those who are suffering from diseases of this
kind, as also those who have become invalids
from their effects upon The constitution, all find
the INDIA CHoLAGoGUE a most invaluable remedy
for purifying the blood. and throughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious
climate.
The wonderful operation of the Cholagogue
in eradicatiug BILE from the human system, can
only explain lis extraordinary agency in the
SPEEDY, THOROUGH and PERMANENT CURE OF FEVER
and AGUE, and the various grades of Intermittent
and renittent fevers.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04

heart to be yet, ye poor ould snail!" So say
ing, Mrs. Clary endeavored to rescue from
the fire the kissing remains of the burning
sniPes. Norah attempted to assist her moth
Ter; but Clary, lifting her up, somewhat after
The fashion of an angel raising a golden wren
with il claw, fairly put her out OF the kitch-
en-. This was the signal for fresh hostilities.
Mrs. Clary stormed and stamped; and Mrs.
Clary persisted in abusing not only Morris,
but Morris uncle, Father Donovan, until at
last the farmers helpmate swore, ay, and
roundiy too, by cross and saint, that, before
the next sunset, Norah Clary should be No
rah Donovan. [ wish you could have seen
Norry's eye dancing with Joy and exuItation,
as it peeped through the latchhole; it spark
led more brightly than the richest diamond
in our monarch's crown, lor it was filed with
hope and love.
The next morning before the sun was full
iy up, he was throwing his early beams over
the glowing cheeks of Norah CIary; for her
wise thought had prospered, and she was
fastening TO the trysting, where she generally
met Morris Donovan. / don't know how If is
but the moment the course of love runs
smooth, il becomes very undressing except
to the parties concerned. So il is now left
for me only 10 say, that the maiden, after a
due and proper time consumedi in teazing and
lantalizing her intended, told him her saucy
plan, and its result. And the loverhastened,
upon the wings %oflove, (which beg my rea-
ders clearly TO understand are swifter and
stronger in Ireland than in any other country
10 tell the priest of the arrangement, well
knowing that his reverence loved bis nephew
and neice that was TO be (to say nothing OF
the wedding supper, and profits arising
thereirom) too well, not 10 aid their merry
ljest.
What hustle, what preparation, what dane
ing, gave the country folks enough to talk a.
bout during the happy Christmas holidays, (
cannot describe. The bride ofcourse look
ed lovely, and sheepish; and the bridegroom
but bridegrooms are alwuys undressing.
One fact, however, is worth recording. When
Father Donovan concluded the cerremony,
before the bridal kiss had passed, Farmer
Clary without any reason that his wife could
discover, most indecorously sprung up, seiz-
ed a shillelah of stout oak, and whirling il ra-
pidly over his head, shouted, "Carry me OUT
by the powers she's beat! we've won the day
ould Ireland forever! Success, boys!-she's
beat she's beat!'' The priest TOO, seemed
vastly to enjoy this extemporaneous e%ffusion,
and even the bride laughed outright. Wheth-
er the good wife discovered the plot or not,
| never heard; but of this / am certain, that
the joyous Norah never had reason TO repent
her wise thought.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-09-04

From Hon. E. FARNswoRrH, Chancellor Of the
State of Michigan.
Mr.. EDWARD BINGHAM, Druggist, Detroit.
Sir have made use Of DR. Osgood's India
Cholagogue and have had opportunities of wit
Messing its salutary effects when used by others.
| believe it a most valuable medicine for the
cure of fever and ague; and also that its proper
use will prove a most certain PREVENTIVE against
Its recurrence, to which persons who have been
afflicted with it are liable.
Very respectfully, E. F~ARNswoRTH.