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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

We publish portion Of Gov. MINUTES
appointments. Industrious efforts will be
made to dissuade the people from attend
ing these appointments. We hope these
efforts will not be successful, aud that
they will give him hearing. An old
public servant, who has rendered impor-
tant and honest services, in trying times.
and who has never flinched in his advoca-
cy of democratic principles and the peo-
pies rights, has right to be heard in his
own defence, when his conduct, as poll
lician and a man, is made the subject Of
INSCRIPTIONS misrepresentation and vile
SANDER. We hope the real people, those
who make the country all that it is. and
experimenting from government but equal
ity of rights and privileges, will turn out
and give cordial greeting to one of their
best and frmest friends.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

nominee
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lol for candidate.from the Southwestern
division Of the State, with the following
result:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16


STATISTICS OF CARROLL COUNTY.
We are indebted to CO... John McClel-
land for the following summary, compiled
from the Assessment Roll, and the Census
recently taken. We would feel obliged if
the Assessors or Sherifs of adjoining coun-
ties would furnish us with similar state
ments for publication.
Sales of Merchandise, $229 ,305 81
Money loaned at interest, 1924 25
Amount of State tax ION per-
sonal property, $6,773 Al
County Tax, do. do. S6,773 Al
Number of polls, 1920
White males, 4,092
White females, 3,464
Total whites, 1856
Slaves over and under 60, $500
sc under 5 years, 1,577
Slaves over 60 not included.
Free colored males, 8
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

F. 9. JONES, EDITOR.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

or We announce this week the name
of Jas. s. Johnson, Esq. as candidate for
Probate Judge.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-07-16

So John d. Freeman was declared the
nominee.
On motion of ]. Y. M'Nabb, Jacob
Thompson was unanimously nominated
for Representative in Congress.
Adjourned.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
May eth 1916.
sH0Rl' PATENT SERMON.

My sermon. for to-day, will conssl Of sey-
eIal short disCouses drawn from different
texts The first il. as follows:
Lei those who will repine at fate,
And dfoop their heads with sosrOw,
! laugh when cares upon me wait
] know they'll leave tomorrow.
Ny purse is light, but what OF thatl
MY heart Is light TO match it;
And il | tepf my only coat.
! lauglgaile while patch it.
My hearers what is The use Of being sad?
closing the window shutters Of lie souI's
tenement against The sunlight Of joy-espes
cially whenhe world without Is SO bright
and cheeffnI4 Look ous upon The smiling
creation and partake Of The spirit of gIadness
which was i0teodedio peivpde all Of Natures
woFke. Even though yon anticipate lroub-
les At hand, sing and be merry, like tree
toads IN atlandeE storm; and their visits can
scAicelY be- heeded Murmuting never heel-
ed woundof eassd pain, except when one
ffeia himself q death. Conuiva TO keep
eates oni Of The Blossoms When few Of these
annoying insects once gel there, they breed
iasler than bed-bugs ii June, end eat holes
/ IN the heart large enough for rats to ran
through. II deliberations beset NE, make
myself easy, knowing full well they will
leave on The morrow; II sorrow comes 10 seek
lodgings III my b0som's bed-chamber, / tell
her am aIlsfull. and few over, ard besides,
dou'L accommodate any Of her soFt7-hugh
at her surprising she eau tome in with a bad
shilling, and oifEhe goes. Sorrow can't beat
TO be laughed at. lfIny pockets should hap.
pen TO he light, lwouldq'( load my heart with
lead; nad il, unfortunately, should burst
my rawsers in strnining olift 100 big bag
of Ilches, should gel item .mended, aud
think no more about it. Cheer up, ye sad
aud Observation-Disclosures grum phzzes are
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
PROSPECTUS.


Off Daily Paper, 70 be issued 90 the first Of O..
lobef next. under he title Of s'the Men 81.
leans Commercial Times" devoted 10 com
merce, agriculture, literature aud he arts.
TaR undersigned propose publishing on bs
lirss day o. October next, Daily Paper, under
lie nboVa tile
The rapidly increasing imnoriance oil The CITY
II New 0fleans which seems destined At no re.
saste oeriod II ocrnov tbe moss prosninen, no..
4sion on this continent az Commercial Emporium
has TAD he nablishets Is believe that az orgaD
spe cjally devoted 10 the cause IL he Mercantile
and AarieuI,ula classes. viii meet that FOSTERING
ennnoFl and announcement. which lhn comm.
ny has Al times 10 hberalIv extended 10 enIef.
mise having for its object he Advancement and
nroeuofitv 81 these important interests.
Diacardino Al poli.ical Controversy. ID i iha IN.
tenlon Of hs undefsioned ID innbaft ID ther Jonr.
nal character ,hososIahlv commercial. To this
and .be moet amnla snd delailsd renorts of,hs
dailv opeFassol.s II the market. with i careful ras
Vie y ~ H. aonstsrv transactions win Ia given.
Il shors. All. infofmalion vhich NAV ha user,l ~
The man If husioeas. viii Re embodied Is their chi.
.,mns Eyes eiEnFt win IA used q render This
depasfmant secnrs.a snd comnlass. Asrauos.
MAMIE ara Il nroorsss. ca vesulas and sf1;c;er,
coryssoandebca .s;, r;,ars u WI,
biisy. Il Furope. and Il he No,thern and Wes,-
era cities. which will enable .be undersigned 10
present ID their readers al ep.ome ol events n
those oaaaers. more inlefesling Than can he
cleaned from other sources. The reports Of
transactions in ibis market. will BE- under the
1 management Of Mr.I. fIryx,arR. who Cor ma
ny years past has been associated with some Of
leading Journals Of this city, as their CONNER.
cial Editor.
Looking to The immense. and rapidly extend.
ing value d be Agricultural interests Ofthe South.
west. Il wilf he ihe conetanf aim IA Ed,o,s -
n .'c ;.s:.ssa,;or
mao tsnd +, W. N ,bess
sapies which copslo.e ,bo main mon II ne com.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
TIE CHEAT RACE

Between Peylona and Fashion, has been de-
cided, as many Of our readers are aware infa-
sor Of the former, al which ouT northern breth-
rem are exceedingly chagriued. But they need
moi feel very bad, since Fashion has made bstteI
limo Than Peytons did on that occasion, having
beaten Boston in I'm, 80 l-2s.
10 the late race, the time Of making the foul
miles was, first heat 1880 "a, second beat 7:45
Ia
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
TRANSLATED FRoBi ZEE FRENcH

lie goes wandering Ger the earlh-S-
May God guide the poor exileI
Ipassed among the people; they looked upon
me and looked upon them; but we recognized
moi each other.
The exile is every where alOne
Where 60 The clouds which The tempest drivesl
ltchases me- like Them! What matter where?
The exile is every where alone!
When have seen Arising from tire hollow of
q valley, lha smoke Of some cottage, ! have said
10 myself, happy is be whom evening restores to
bis domestic hearth, and seats him there in the
midsis Of bis own.
The exile Is every where alone
They asked ms, sYhy do you wsspSn and
when told them, none wepl-lhey didnot UNDER
stand ne. Ths.exila is every where alone.
These irees are beautiful, these howers are
beautiful; bul they are neither lhe trees nor the
flowers Of my country; they do nol sneak 10 me.
The exile is every whsfe alone.
This givulet flows gently through lhe plain; but
lie murnur isDol that which ny inlancy heard;
il brings 10 mind no "reminiscences.
The exile sevety where alone,
These songs are very sweet but The sadness
and he joYs that they awaken, are mol ny sadnass
nor my joys. The exile Is every where alone.
| have seen old men surrounded by their child.
rem, Ike The olive By IFS shoots; bOs moi one Of
these old men called me his son--uOt one Of these
children called me his brother.
The exile Is every wheFe alone.
] have seen young men breast 70 breast. em-
brscing as if they wished q make their two
lives but ones and not Que q them pressed my
hand. The exile Is every whsEe clone.
have saen young girls smile with a smile as
pure IS The breaking Of dag, upon ghose whom
Then love bad chosen; and pol. oneoE them enli-
led upon ne. The exile il sserg ahego alone
PaOE exiles cease 10 mourn al aFe banlshed
like ihes-all have seen pasa away, fathers, asos
theirs, wives. friendsf assa-ss
Our country Is not here. Man vaiuly searches
i here-Nhat be takes Tor j. Is only bis resting
place for night.
lie goes wandering oveFlhe.eafih--
May Go guide the poor exiIel
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
E.NGI.A ND, MEXICO, TEXAS. AND
IINCI il sam

ENGLAND, MEXICO. TEXAS. And
UNCLE SAM
Latest oaViees from Vera cuz, leave 20
doubt o. tie double asnliug Of lie British
agents il Texas aud Mexico No long
since Com Elliot was reported By lIleo to
have solIea'fol Charleston bu llle fact is
thar lie smiled 81 Fela Cruz, with oveuures
nom P,ssislepi Jaus- q Texas. and his cabi-
ne, io'she end that L Mexico would ac-
Knowledge Texan Independence, anne xallOn
should moi take place. This is undoubtedly
The game played b. the Brisisl. government,
foF tlle accomplishment Of which her diplo-
ppiic agents have seen f. 10 act the pols 81
common liars
we opposed the annexation Of Texas while
there was reason 70 believe that her people
we've not 10 favor Of tie measure. which
seemed started, sprung upOnns for mere par.
" purposes Butnow lllntlhe people Of both
naiions have spoken IN terms not be nisun.
derstood, we are willing 10 60 The full length
Of measures necessary 70 prevent The inter
venuon Of European governments. We new
&c have believed that the powers across The
water have any right whatever to interfere
between American governments, and We
think that every tue American will uglee
wiIhdhe sentiment Of Mr. Clay: III any Eu.
rOpenn nation enleriains any ambitious de-
signs'upOn Texas--I should regard il as The
imperative duty Of the government Of tie u
Saies 10 oppose 70 such designs, the mos
firm aud determined resistance, lOlhe extent
i necessary, Of appealing 10 aims" See biz
Raleigh leIei.
England has succeeded 10 Obtaining from
Mexico an acknowledgment Of Texan Jude
pendence, upon condition Of her rejecting an
nexationI England acts the go-belw0en /.
make, as The "BOIIeIn" remaiks. TeAas ahs
victim, mud The u S. ihedupe.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

A race came off il our streets few days ago,
which created as much fun, perhaps, in proper
lion 10 The numbers, as The Long Island race
The competitors were Grey Eagle lblack Cufse)
aud sir Arohy yellow Quashee,) ih.ee rod hsats.
hes, three in FIVE. Jockey club purse, four long
bits and pic. Both entries were in fine order
Grey Eagle had nearly recovered The use Of bus
left knee, knocked out Of joint in . possum hunt,
and Sic Aschy's hoof had 50 nearly lost all ltacs
Of ..jggora" that his hackers felt sure 10 see
De holler OBJ his foot make hole in de groun!
They came Up 10 lhs scratch IN fine style, and al
The TAP Of the sardine-box, began TO scratch
giavel.
"Long time in even scale the battle hung.n
For three dead heats The struggle was Iremend-
ous, and The expenditure Of muscle. determine
ton and African cologne, beyond all calculation.
But all in vain--th They came 10 each time neck
and neck, nose and nose when both were drawn
BY their friends, the purse Of four bits equilubly
divided belweenthe Two competitors. and the Dad
pic. spent in gingerbread. The lime was follows:
frsi heat, On. 46s.--second do. 2m. third. 2m.
l5s. Track heavy.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
Woopv1IIE,
SATURDAK.:::: nay 81, 1916.

Notice-TO obyiase several difficulties, which
We need not mention. and to secure ourselves.
lhe name Of no candidate lor Office will Be here
safer inserted il the Rcpublican." unless the an
nouucement iee--which is for county Offices So!
for State Offices $lO-be Iell with The name Of
che candidate. This shall Be sIlicIIy adhered 10.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
NOTCE.

The Democrats Of Wilkinson County are
requested 60 meet at Tie Court House ID The
town Of Woodvile, on Tuesday The 10Th day
of June next, for the purpose Of choosing del.
egatee 10 the democratic Convention 10 be
held 10 Jackson, on The 1Ih day Of July nexi,
and ALEC ostahe into consideration the ptopri-
ely Of nominating candidates 10 represent che
county III Tie next Legislature,
MANY DEMOCRATS.
~ at 1<faE
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
New Advertisements.

VIE subscriber has on hand and is constantly re-
ceiyng general assortment Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, O1s
Dye Stufs, Pelfumery. Cosmetics. window Glass
Putty, s 9. All Of which he viii sell at the lowest
southern market prices, for cash. Among the stock
on hand, are the following articles:
Sulph. Quinne PILLs-TyIer'ss
SaiCine Fshnestack,s
Acids 20. all kinds" Tomato! "MilesD
RhnbaEb Root and POwdr FahnesOCk's Vermifuge
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31


tile AsEW Or LEANS CONNIE ttaL TIMES /
we sall tie 2usleulkt attention Of those
who wish 4 6fsI lale New 0flsaas pepe' 1
Zee from a.e aisagseeabls controversies .;
politicians, but embracing the mos accurate
ami Dali phases Of Commercial transactions
10 The Prospectus We publish 10 day, BY Mes
sra HeyIigeI. Black and Bravo.
There can be IilIle doubt Of tie entire sue.
Gees 81 their enterprise, since they possess al
the fequisileanscesgafy and as we think llle
wants oflhe country ale just such a. Che pa
per they propose publishing, will meet.
They have The. proper talent Nj. Heylgel
has been long connected with some Of lie
fist papers ofihe City as Commercial Editor,
and his ariiciesneed no commentator. Nj.
Black, well known 70 many Of our citizens,
as no. OnIya worthy, efficient merchant but
for some years The able publisher Of lbe New
Orleans Prices Current Mr. Bravo, whose
energy add liberal views have done 80 much
fol N. Q. ii lhe way Of Literary aud social
advancement aud the we'll known abilities Of
Mr.. TIlOrpe--alI comprise whatever Of nate-
rial The undertaking needs We wish il sue,
cess, atdAt wiz succeed
"PhiIOmn wishes 10 know If there is any law
auIhoIsing my persons 10 retain for school pur-
poses, any other section than 18th. Congress
has given thai section. and no other. and il is
matter Of some consequence 10 those. who have
bought other sections as school lands, 10 know
whether they have any title, Of if there be any
persons authorized to give tile.
viii some one answer usl
EARLY CoRN. A gentleman Of this coun-
" exhibited roasting ears al our Fair Oh the
9th. Ills table had been supplied With green
corn nearly week befole. Last year he
raised Two crops. aud the third nearly maIur-
ed, Wega!heled The original seed near the
Sandy River ia Maine Two yeats ago. Has
any one lad green corn earlier than the
aboyel
10 We nave received The i,st number Of
the Unled States Juprnnl, and find il full Of
spicy aud able articles Ills the Madisoniap
under new name and new auspices, sup-
potter Of HE Administration, and a thorn 10
the side Of Father Richie or we know but
little Of Mr. Fisk See Prospectus in our adj
verIising columns
|
NExT LEGISLATURE The Wings Of this
County have nominated II. i. simrall, Esq
as a candidate for tie Mississippi Senate, aud
T. Jones Stewart fol The House Of Isepresen-
laaves.
Mr.. HealeytIie Artist will return 10 Town
BY the first Of next week, when those who
wish for a ife-like portrait oflheir friends or
themselves5 should embrace the opportunity
Of giving gentleman and wan OF genius
sitling HaHausfefs TO The canvass the pro-
portions aid colors Of the human face with
facility, and With 50 much ruth that We
might almost call his pictures ''Anastaiie''
painting.
N1fssrff49s
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

enough 20 Tighten happiness over bali . doz-
Ell Iences-pul clean shiIIs ppen your souls;
stoar 90 yoaL tloogINs- let iQlaginelion ga.
tier daily fresh gadands llom paradise; and
pstmil Fancy to throw few & llel lavoFlte
n9wefa upon the altar ofhoVe. Ina word,
he determined moi 10 care for Care aud you
viii find lie world great deal smoother than
ID Ioolss 10 be-.
TExr When woman's eye grows dull,
Aud her check pale'll,
When fades The beautiful,
Then mems love falletsl;
He sis beside her cllaiFs
Clasps not her fingers,
rwines not her damp hair-
That DER her brow lngeFs.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31


rwiues not her damp bair-
Thai DER her brow fingers.
My lealers. the above i ibe opinion Of
woman. who, no doubt. suffered from neglect
as her charms decayed. We all know geFy
well that beaulifuli objecls are favored with
lots Of love, while othess less conlelys receive
but eight Tribute offespect we love birds
and flowers, they are fair 10 behold; aud late
llop-ioads pud dry mullen Stalks lOr aheit ug-
illness, notw itistundiug one may be j#sl as
good as another. A child loves kitten while
Iitis Young, pretty and playful bat when i
grows upton confse aud grave gFiIuaskin, i
ceases to be caFessed. "A LITTLE bENe.eyed
lass. with silken locks, ruby lips and checks
like roses, We cannot help bul love. and can
scarce refrainfrom pressing her to ouFbosom;
but who would think Of huggng died up
old granny3 Love. like abuuefay, liglIa one
" upon blossoms; and when these begin %
fade, il disappears, 1t is as true as lie book
Of AbsaIon, aOd there isno use Ia any one
denying, that when welded woman's eye
grows dul--when her cheek becomes pale
when Tie figures Of Times cypheting begin
TO show Oh her face, and when her outward
ATTRACTIONS have falIensOli that mans love
hiIelh. Yes.sls fails 50 much as-iI depends
upon what is beautiful in The flesh 10 support
liz.
lie contents himself with considering her
his ''oId woman, and probably kind, dusi-
f,i and afeclOnaGe wife. But, dear woman,
you. in whom the heavenly vlflues shinel--
when destroying years have decorated your
person, the amafanthne flowers that grace
The garden Of your mind, Wills continue
10 bloom and Brighten in The light Of mans
love. When you shall be laid on bed Of
sickness when sou gradually decline 70 The
tomb when The world looks dark and dfea-
ry- when your strength fails when prayet
fails when physic fails, and your eyes are
about to be closed ID dealh-iherc ale things
that wontfail These are eternal hope aud
mans spldyiHg love! You may depend upon
that, good woman.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

II lhe following is no. beautiful poetry, tho
not measuredinlo verse, beautiful in its touching
simplicity, and III else that flows from the real
fountain Of soug,ii is because we have succeed.
ed badly in translating, OF we hayenOl the proper
taste TO distinguish between gem and gourds
COUNTRY AND EXILE
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

MISS s S. ROSCOE
AS been employed principal Teacher in the
- Woodville Female AseIsny. Her long expert
enee II teaching il the South aa her skill ii calling
forth the moral and nlelIsclaa aeuities of young la
dies, render her eminenty Qualified 10 direct their edu
alton. She has fof many years zen At the heud Of
some Of the laEgest and noss aoashng scmiaaresi in
tie South.
Reiefences-Col. 7. Jones Stewart Mrs. + NJ.
Cuneri w. A. Scott, D. D, NfN 9Ileans- Judge
Turner, Natchsz VIM. Ycrgef, Esa 1acRson, Miss.
Rev. G. NJ. Rogers, sharon. Miss.
Mrs. HaIeey will still continue Che saperntendsnee
sf the boarding house and school. The school viii
continue 10 session during The summer, with short re-
Gees IN August. Tho Fall Session will commence oil
the rst Monday n September. shnuld there be much
sickness she patents will be immediately informed and
the school will cloge.
May 81, lss5. WN. uALsEY, Principal,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

NExT LEcIsLATuRE.--Ths Wings Of this
County have nominated II. /. Simrall, Esq
as candidate for lie Mississippi Senate, aud
T. Jones Stewart fol The House Of lepresen-
tas5syae s.sss
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

IS LIKELY nero Man will be sold at suction on
- Tuesday nszl [Iaae sdl unless previously dispos
sed of May 31~Iz JAS. N DOWTY.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
3afHmor

We ere aathoFized TO annoHpee JoHH pMLssieg, i
canaidale la he office Of County Surveyor. II Ii,
next November election.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

We are authorised 10 announce JANIS A. VGNrRrss,
ras Candidate FOR SEEAToR, from the County Of Wit
kinson Of the regular election in November next,
We arc authorised to announce r. JONES STRwAar
asa candidate to represent Wilkinson county, in the
lower Of the Mississippi Legislature, al the next
November election,
We are authorised to enn0unct DOUGLASS Il. Goo.
PEA, ns candidate to represent Wilkinson county, IN
hes lower mouse Of the Mississippi Legislature, at the
next November election.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
Sheriff.

We are authorised to snnounce Fl. H. Davis
candidate or reelection TO the oce If Sheriff Of Wiki
inson County, at The approaching election 10 Novembe
fnext.
We are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL BElL %
candidate for The Office Of Sheriff, At the ensuing No
vemher ELECTION
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
10 Sac Chancellor.

we arc authorized to announce STANHOPE PO
SEY, Esq, Of Wilkinson county, as candidate FOL
tho Office Of Judge Of the Circuit Coui for tbs first Ju
dical District composed Of the counties Of w lkinson
Adams Amile. Franklin, Jefferson and Claiborne.
The pqpeFsin the District willcopy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-14
Datent Aleoirines.
wIsrAR's BALsAM.
f.Nn pAI SANIc RRERlRA1lON fYoln

4 COMPOUND BALSAMlC PkEPAkAT!ON NON
n Wild Cherry Bark and Tr.Ihe best kEMh 1879
Group Bleeding OF the Lungs. Whooptngcousn broncm-
to- nfq-uxa Shortness OF Breath Pain and weakness %
TIE Breast SIDE. Liver Compan and The nr@ sAses o.
~ THOUSAND CURES, IN cases deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established is vast superiority over
every former medical discovery II has Always ceen ~
"Nsiure's own Prescription" being formed ehieny rom
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and TN-iwc
lungs prevail We give sfew instances OF Us extraordinary
power, from catalogue almost without end
sdy address VII be gwen al the New YORK Agency
who given By al Of her physicians 10 DE OF con-
smong quantities OF of hny subsAGcehsd
taken no medicine for months being past al hopeen
urely cured BY few bottles o! his Bassn in September
and October. 1874
A Canaan New-York City. who had not slept lying
down. for years being obliged TO sleep IN citing
posgre cured ~ 10 attend TO bis business IN The mos
stormy weather.
Thomas Brsilee Esq j. P. Jamaica. L. cured Of asthma
rboms. Corsns Hsidonfed. ". J. ,esthes under oath.
thai he had violent cough and pain IN the sdetor months
rsisst srge quantities OF corrupt ma.,eraso much oood
his physicians could do but Hale Tor mr-gsve aim pAs OF
mercury bu, did goodhs friends al supposed he had
gaopng consumption entirely cured by three bottles Of
WiSrARS BALSAM - . ..
Mrs Ann d. Hopkias OF Knowlesv;le. N. Y: entirely
crei Of liver complaint and general deohy OF ssnesn
months standing. ,,,
jacob Hoffman, NJ. D. Huntingdon, cured . child Of T:
Schoebe of obstinate disease Of the Lungs, ater 20 DAD
iried all the usual remedies IN vain
Cases daily occurring In every part OF the country
every shade of Lung and Liver disease every other
preparation heretofore known 10 the wsr.d
Sold. Wholesale and Retail. by A. B. D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists. 70 Futons- NewYork. Sold also q
ONLY AcESrs IN rms CRY. Price, 81 per bottle. si1
bottles for - mhSS ON