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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
sournwE.rrRN RAIL-RoAp liz D

EoUTHwEsTERN RAIL-ROAD The Dis.
seminator Brandon, MIss says:
"The commissioners Tor the railroad
are now ia COED earnest, end will soon
commence operations. Success TO east
MississiPpi.N
The commissioners are men Of business
and energy, and we do no. doubt that the
work will be vigorously prosecuted. The
least dslay would dampon tho aTdor Of con-.
fiGeace, now universally felt inIbe { eas,
and none are betier aware flhis facl than
those to whom The work has been cOnfded.
---MississipPaa.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
The Frauds Of the Protective
System.

It is matter Of surprise that the people
have 90 long tolerated The gross frsudS up
on them, which have been practced under
he system Of minimums ahd specific duties
provided (or in the tariff acts which have
been framed with view TO proteclion.--
There was neither good sense nor honesty
10 declaring BY law that an article Of goods
worth five cents per yard should be esti-
mated to be worth twenty cents, aud then
assessing duty Of thirty per cent on this
f,lse value. Il was a most ingenious de-
vice 10 secure high Protection 10 the men-
ufactureT, and al The same time so 10 cuver
up the oppressive tax under the delusiye
idea Of thirty per cen duty as TO quiet the
complaints Of those who were to pay the
heavy exActioHs. The authors Of this sys.
TEN Of deception and oppression seem to
have maIntaned The doctrine that it mat
tiers but little how severely the people may
be oppressedby heavy exacLiOns lthey could
only be kent in ignorance If The teal a.
mount If The bnrde rs imposed. So long as
taxes are paid on imported goods according
to an arbitrary, but wholly tslse value, or
as long as the duty il laid according TO
measures. 81 quantity, Or weight, witbouI
regard to tie quality or value -ofibe article,
il Is plain that the sctural amount Of taxes
paid can never be known This was The
beauty and excellence Of the protective
system in the eyes Of ils intelligent advo-
caCes-jt answered all the purposes Of pro.
Iection ard yet thespllt was 50 carnfulls
gilded, that il was received and taken oil. |
most without showing il.
Its grstifylng, however, % observe the
Signs which indicate that this syslsm Of Ie
galzed plumber, on which 30 many fortunes
nave been realized fromsthe honest labor
If the county, isdistinsd soon to fail. The
eomanry 81 The land, who have been the
especial victims Of this etupen GUS system
e fraud. have at leBglh wuked UP aHd 10
he last Presidential contest proved that
hey are not disposed longer 10 submit to
he operstiOn u the protective policy
they spoke their will 10 uuquivocul lau-
usae II that election, and they may now
thousands that they succeeded
n selecting public agents who are resolved
n carr, ing out the will Of the constituent
ody. II is now clearly The voice Of the
ountry that the tariff duties shall hereafter1 {
q laid upon the only principle which can
insure justice-the principles Of taxation
to UGLue instead oftRe Wicked and
minimum and specific duties.-
rhe Elk cut We has done his duty in press
ag this eli iscl upon the attention Of Con-
rees, md now il Congress does its duty
he popular will must he carried ont and
evenue tariff be enacted. IN ashUillel
JniOn. II
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

ECCENTRIC CHARACTERs. --The Duke
Of York, once on visit 10 az asylum for
the insane, saw two men who appeared
more rational than the others. He stopped
md asked them why they were Ihere9-
"Wby in truth, sir The cause is a very com
mon one,' answered one Of the men,
I" We are poor and insignificant persons, so
they calIUs crazy. If We were rich enough
they would call US eccentric characters, and
let US go where we pleased. "
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

CUR souADRoE. Mexico must speedily
maEg up her mind what course is 10 be
pursued towards this country, for things
will moi be permitted to remain much long.
er il traOsitu. They have eilherslD receive
or reject the Minister sent With amicable
objects, and notkeep him in oxile a some
distance from the rapital. The squadron
destined foF the CUT will soon be off Vera
Cruz, consisting of the RaEee lndepen-
dence, Com Perrya SleAm Frlgals Misslst
sippi; the ltigates Potomac, Cumberland,
R4rilan andsUnded Staies; and sloaps Of
war 81. Mafy u, JOHN Adams and Falmouth
and the Briggs Porpoiss, SOmers and Law.
rence,--N. Y. Sun.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
Ter.,In Of Adver,isina.

ADvFRTIsEMeNTs will he inserted at the rata
Of Que Dollar, per squire for the first insertion,
aud Fifty Cents for each week thereafter tea
lines on less, ennstimtIng square. the number
Ofinsertiei required, must be marked on the
margin OF the manuscript, or they will be inser.
ted tin forbid, and eli 'rged accordingly.
Announcing candidates for Office will be Five
Dollars foF county Offices, and Ten Dollars for
Stale OfiUes-in advance
Advertisements Of PERSONAL alteration will
invariably be charged DOUBLE he oFegOin rates,
ana ayment required in advance
Political, Cotton Circular- or any articles Of
individual interest, wll b. charged as advertise
ments, and nnst be paid for ia advance,
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable at
pleasure, per annum, $40 90
Not exceeding thirty lines, 30 90
Not exceeding sixty lines, so 90
The privilege ofaauud advertisers il lmite,
10 their own immediate business; and ali adver-
Elements for the benefit Of other persons, sent in
by them, must be paid for by the square.
Standing Advertisements.
For ten lines OF less, three mouths, S6 90
g ~N ~ six months, 10 90
s twelve months, 90 0Dl
Each sdditionalsquare,t three months, 500
8 A. nix months 81 90
y" Is 81 twelve months, Is 90
or All Job work must paid for on deliv-
cry
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25


QUEEN or SPAIN ~ European Cores
pondence 9th PhiladeIphia Ledger. =
The youthful Queen Of Spain, who has
Just added third chints bet previous dOu-
be one, is said 10 Sc to- fat TO be easily
pierced by the shafts 81 Cupid. Theis
pa.nGs remain buried il the blubber wilh-
oui penetrating lhe heart. 50 the miss
ch1evous boy will have to employ hare
poon. lis whispered, and ! have il from
Signor DR., just returned from
Madrid, that Den Enrique, the secOndson
Of the Infant Francisco de Paula, IL, after
all, the person she has thus iar been best
pleased to see. But for his liberal mani-
festo he has been ordered 70 join his ship,
and o5eye6. He had an interview with
the Queen, who took leave Of him in a yes
~ affecIionate manner; but that is all,---
Leopold, ef SAKE Coburg Cohary, Count
Trapsni, and or two more snitoFs are now
on their way to the Spanish Capital. The
German Prince 10 said tobe the candidate
Of The Northern powers, and carries diPlo.
matte instructions for that purpose 10 bis
pocket. Otherwise Spain is quiet. The
military despotism Of Narvaez seems 70
have established tranquility; hut The rough
soldiers has given ofedce 10 the Queens
mother, and The execurioneEoi the PrOgFs-
sisIa parry may yet suceumbi q court in'
lrigue.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

DEATH OF Dr.. BABRR.-A few days ago
we mentioned the death Of DR.. BabeF, Of
Georgia, BY poison. We end Inc following
particulars Of the melancholy event 10 the
Macon Messenger.-Picayune.
" he had prescribed for q consumptive
patient a remedy often gwen, Of which
prussic acid is a material component, and
known among the medical faculty IS /" cy>
auuret Of polass." The medicine was 10 \
much stronger form than il should be adj
tninistefed. The error probably occurred
by reference to Ellis's Farmula, . a work
~ which it exists UD page SO, seventh edit
lion, where an ounce Of the medicated srii-
Gle Is prescribed in place Of a drachm. The
patient believing the medicine loo strong, il
consequences Of an intimalion from the drug.
gist, Did not take il. Dr.. B. had been 10
he practice Of taking and administering the
medicine, and not being aware Of the error
COX a large dose Of il, which terminated
ais life ia few minutes"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
PO@W9W
THE OLD THORN.
BY G. PERI Y


Once thou vast what thou artnot now,
The beauty of May morning
Soon as the sunbeam lit thy bough
With smiles Of early dawning.
Children came to gather posies,
The bee to SIP thy flower,
When as yetno summer roses,
Adorn'd the cottage bower.
Then didst thou rule in queenly pride,
Pale but peerless hawthorn tree,
And ev'ry scented breeze that sigh'd
Told the love It bore for thee.
The small bird came, yearly guest,
To thy imperviOus screen,
In which the schnolboy left her nest
And the sky-blue eggs unseen.
The violet dark and cowsliP fair
Meath thy shade were everfound,
Where the fluttering noon-tide air
Sent the dew.droPs pattering round.
At eve fond lovers oft would meet,
Lingering meath thee until night;
When glow worms kindling attheirfeet
Warn'd them Oftheir homeward flight
But never more beneath thy shade
Shall the village maiden rest,
For darlIly are thine arms arrayd
'Gainst the sunlight of the west.
And they are leaaess, sad, and drear-
And the coming Of sweet May
Win cause no blossoms to appear,
Custsr'd on a wilher'd spray.
Itmalters Observation-Disclosures will
Paint thee as thou once hast been,
And thee old thorn upon the hill
Yet in mem'ry shall be green.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

has been over six months encamped at this
place, having just passed through one Ofihe
most iRcleHrenr winters ever known ia this
country, with yerysIendeF supply offueI
and necessarily using the worst Of wafer,
sometimes even brackisb, by which many
have died and al have suffered. "The
ease and Iuxury'' Of this mode Of life is not
50 easily understood at Washington City as
At this place, and hence there Is some miss
apprehension on the subject; butil lie quite
cOnSoling tOihOss Of Us who are suffering
every pEgalion incident 10 csmp life, "a
feel that our services end sacrifices are ~
pFeciated in the capital Of The country, Cd
that generous men, like yourself, are will.
ing TO stahd up in our defence.
| regret that | have not the mems Of
making my acknowledgements extensively
known but possibly i OF might iod or make
an opportunity Of exhibning this letter in
he House, as feeble te.limany Of the
feeling so naturally excited BY your Iauda-
bic enJeaVors to do justice 10 40 entire class
of men, generally 50 scattered over an ex,
ensive frontier as TO DO wholly dependant
upon others for spreading accurate iRforma-
ion 10 relation tothem, end 20 exposed, as
he army ip, to defamation from demago-
yueS, often so destitute Of honor and homes
y themselves as to hate all that 10 noble
md Virtuous in others.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedlenl servant t
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
Z A HITCHCOCK,
III. Col 3dInfantry.
To the Hon. J. "A. BLACK,
ofSoulb Carolina: Washington City.

The VALuE OF MoNEY. Smith in
his Anscdotieal RecoIlsciious," after re-
latlDg an incident in which he experienced
much pain occssiOned 81 The lack Of the
Gone thing needful'e thus dweDls upon iis
value and power
9 People may talk oF the worthIessness
Of money--of il being the I" root Of all
evil" and all that sort ofthing-I say, il is
the talisman which unIocks al hearts; the
baleam that heals all wounds; the creator Of
respect, esteem, friendship, love! Without
it, man is neglected, abandoned, ard
scOrned- seitk i, be springs into ranki il
couTted, fawned upon, wOrsbipped. Talk
Of respect gained by long course Of good
deeds, end honest actions, and Just deport
meht! Give the Veriest wretch MONEY
enough, and he may disca I'd all the virtues,
and YET retain the respect and admirstion
Of the world. Money worthless! Nonsense
! have seen il unchOin criminal; change
the made-uP opinions Of iurics; sway the
Judge. The priest Pretends 10 be laboEing
Tor the good uf the souls Of bis flock--he is
is tailoring for bis fifteen hundred
dollars a year. The patriot busters and
eIorms al /" ire powers that be, only iogeI
the place Of another, end with it the salary.
The player-but why PaFIlcularize, where
ALL are striving for money! money !! mo
ney II"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

The Washington Union has Get 70 rest
az dispute as 10 whether Nc. Allen, OF Ne.
Haywood, spoke the OPiniOa Of Nj. Polk
on the Oregon question, By declaring hat
no man out Of bis Cabinet has any sulhoF-
ity to speak for bim.-Vick. Sentinel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

A SON Of the Emerald lsIs. meeting .
countryman whose face was not perfectly
remembered, after saigiing bin cordially
inquired his name. /" Walsh. said the
gentIeman. g walsh, Walsh,n responded
Paddy, /" are ye from D0blin / know
two Uuld maids iners of thalnams, sCas ei-
tier Of Fem yOMr aOtier."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT

IsPUBLIsHFD EVERY "WEDNESDAY MORNING By
g, w. JONES Il e. BARKSDALE,
On Main Street, Yazoo City--over the Store
orr. WALLACE & Coat Three dollars year,
IN ADVANCE-or four dollars, il not paid within a
month IRON the Time OF subscribing We
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

How beauutui. how sublime The Precepi,
forgive us our uepsFsss es We forgvs
those wbo lrespsss sgsinst os.n Bu Who
would willingly be thus 81 dgs5i Who
is there hat does noi hope for inors mercy
al The hand q be MskeT, ihhn be hss
shown 70 bis fellow maOi
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

IRISH BLUNDERs.-" Well Patrick, -
asked the doctor, show do you do to dayH"
"oh dear doctor, ] enjoy very bad health
inlirely. This FheumelIs is very distress
ing indade. Win IgOt to sleep Icy awake
all night, and my toe Is swelled as big as
goose's hen's-eeg, 50 Whin stand up, lall
down dreclly.'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

When sacrifice which you request q
friend TO make Is greater than the bsneit
you obtained thereby, your demand e ga
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

OREeON-E MieRANTs - The lndepen-
dencs (Nlo.l ExPosilor ssys large nun
i,sr Of iamptes % lbe western parl Of that
Stale will emiRrale 10 Oregon end Caillor.
.,ia this spnDg- To exPsdIuon will start
5y the lest Of April o. tis frst Of May
Many farmers are selling oui 81 great sac
fees for The purpose Of joining Tie emi.
.raliag pstlies.-DslIa.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

Alderman C5zzsns is fixed Or
York. sS the Native Amsrioln cs
CO.. Mayer
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

About $50 Gre lnd,ans arrived recent
y 81 Fort Saith. Tnsy hFe smigraniu end
will locaio ia lhe Creed c0oniEy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-25

Health and cOnienimeni is the reward Ct
industry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-16
HoKNBRooK & DILLON,

CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST.
MAST SIDE MARKET ST. a lew d,nrs be-
IL low The Post O6Fce. haze Supplied Them.
selves with new and large engine aud other nS-
lures Tor their business ia a snperiuT sf,ie aud n ,i
ter Iht nselVes that with Ten years EXPERIENCE
they will be able 10 Ter The most perfect salts
lacuOn.
They carry IN The House and STEAM
BOAT Pi UMBiNG in all Us branches
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
by arrangements wuh The mahuiacluTet We
hive received and sill be constantly receiving
and prepared 10 supply the above pipe nhule.ale
and reisl. OF the bes' quaIIy. 0nd ss low as u can
I've had ~ the country.
They have constantly on land Hydrsnts Of
various description, haUeTS' Rettlcy, water clos
els, bath lub,, hot and cold shower baths re-
forts Tor bleaching, chemical apparatus. lead
cCiIiDS, patent bath pumps lead pipes OF a il sin
S, sheer lead OF any thickness aud worked an
IN any manner OF fOIm.
Water conducted through leaden mines ffou
springs 10 dwelling houses IN the country.
Superior pumps for country wells. Steam En-
gInes &c. &c.
All orders thankfully received and punciu
ally attended IL.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can he supplied
10 several descriptions OF mechanics. 10 the
~ story Of their building, or 90 the ground
door al very moderate feAt.
Wheeling April s, 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-16
w. w. RILEY, PA1ENIEE.
PATENTED IS43.
RILEY'S PATENT OINTMENT.
Ant RE REdT'


'ENHE Following ccuIfoa'es nre presented 10
n The public. which places beyond doubt The
curative qnaiiios OF this remedy;
Pte0 ant Valley, Madison CO o. jan 25 rs
VIM Wiltshire Riley-Dear SIR Nv wife hay.
ing heen sfl ced viii, that most distressing of hm
man complaints. The Piles. nearly eight yes~,wiIb-
tn' "cei'i"g any relief from the best physicians, Q
vas Ihdnced To Try The virtue OF yS0r Justly cee-
agent Mt James 4 Ilsger. ami she Was enIirel.
health which 49, Ss~n the last soven wears
~as compietriy IesiOTed. cen thereIote cheer
i"liy rec ommend R,ley's Pile Ointment la all oe,.
'ons troubled with that painful disease
WILL lam NJ CUNE
certify that hive been afflicted severely v,,I,
The Ii'es for The last Two years. and oneI ,.;oo
VnTinus remedies without obtaining relief I :. -
induced To Try R'oy's celebrated oInirnen, IN, ,bo
Piles and obIained speedy relief. aud 1 tb.,.6o,.
| confidently recommend u io those afflicted 80
this painful disease. AMOS S RAMSEY
Columbus o. Oct 10. IA.
CAUTION-Nunc genuine nnless manuIartured
| ty Tie Paie1iees put up in phias made expressly
for The purpose, leIIered aud sealed with an engt
we'd seal-wiih 'Riley's Ointment for Piles: poien,.
ed January, 1874 stamped upon the cork. and
snveloped; with a splendid engraved wtaroot
signed bv The Psleniee.
| N u. All letter. must Ne directed 10
NessIs DAVIS & WILMER. Columbus
General agents Jor The West
| Fer sale Wholesale aud reIad nv
JAMES BAKER. Wheeling Va.
! KIDD a. co Pittsburgh. Pa
JAMES CLASCOE d. co Cincinnati
may % ly
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
XAi lSTARS BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY
Wv always ruuiLnhanI! Cure follows cura


in is Victorious career
DAYTON. February lIih. 1915.
Mr. w WhiImoTe Dear Sir-AS you are tho
regular authorized agent IN Dayton, ipr Tie sale IL
DIR Wisnrs Bolsnm of Wild Cherry tale this
method OF making state meni oI facts Ia Won I, bieh
hope viii be abished To the world ) in reference
." MI olmpsi nIracnlons cure wr,ughI in my Gaze
~ means Of the must Invaluable BBlsam.
Language fails N desctIhe The saluIaIy ehs cha il
pr"dused. and the great benefit derived IRON its
use
Th. citizens "f Dayton and vicinity, we'll recol.
lCct that the S.h of August Iasi Teceis, d sor
ots injury from the explosion al a cannun. A por-
non al s conenIs entered NV right side and breast
ant ~ all ProbObliIy scEe fragments or splinlers
'i The ramnd passed through The 'piura end pierc.
ed the lungs.
Al Il'is cinoa al Stage. messenger WINS dispatched
10 Cincinnati, aud celebrated physician OF that CT
~ was consulted When he WAS nude scquaipted
wrh iny situation. he remarked that noihing could
TO done ny medicsl AID, ~ the constitution i,seI
"aS n0i enongh 10 throw III The disease
NY friends now despaifeJ of my recovery and L
ma no earthly gIoUDd sf hope io sns,ive many
mn|s Fortunately. ~ tins j'nciufo saw one Of D(
"is,afS Pamphlets. entrtled, Family Medical
S",ue' or Treatise on Consumption OF the Lungs.
As had often heard OF dying meH catching M
s'raws'' felt like dong % myself q, The eonsen,
OF my physicians sehi To you Tor a bottle Of tae
medicine descnbed. VIZ: 'wisiafs BaIsam of wild
Shs'ryi Which rehe led ne immediately. AhcrI
"uu used some i've or six bottles 81 far recoyesed
.luH.ne up and a out. Ally cough ceased and ms
healing rs restored too healthy slaie all from The
clnal virtues olPy influence. and powerful medi-
Were il not from, 81 tSulsam.
IN my shoulder aud ann, -iSnai injury received
confident that might have beeIf xploeion. leo
trade (Which ia biueksmnhiug1 but Ihisag al my
veHicd. =.
by exposure. ] have since taken several $780,.
cold; ond NY only remedy has been The Bal,,ra
Aud now most cordially recommend The gen,,n.
Wisafs Bslslm Iu all who are afflicted wuh Gaia.
Coughs or Lung Complaints CONSIDER !, an m.
valuable medicne-a real blessing Ia The world
Any person desiring further infofmAI'on nav cali
"H ne at any time Your. truly.
CHRISTOPHER SMITH.
CITY of Dayton.
Montgomery 60. State Of Ohio {
6nb'crihed and fwUrn To. before me- Justice nj
lte Peace, this lIh day Of February IS45
EBENEZER FOWLER
~ Is'inony ~ three highly crsanab eiisssns
Of Dayton. 1" confirmation Of ihe GBOrs -
We The undeiUgned beng IniimsteIy acquail.
ed Fl" nh Mr. Smilh. and having seen and walchsd
over him frequently dunng his late illness, DO not
hesitate 10 say that The isegoing is by so neans an
e1oggersied RaIrncni hut u entitled TO fnll ered
(Signed) A l. STOUT.
3 II DODSON.
HENRY SMITH
Sold in Wheeling by PRYOR. and JCRUM.
ohOhEh' Druggists jan
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CHEERING INTELL1GENcE

a RAllTuDE viii swell ne heart, ~ lbon.
~ sands Of The ofIlrted suns and daughters Of
his happy land. when they bear the pleasing ne,
Of he unparalleled triumph e The RFV'D q
lHBBARD'S VEGE TABLE ANTI BILIOUS
FILLS. which when ughIly applied Inns been us,l
~ every case wi'h un,qualled success.
Many ceuifciies might II necessary he obtained
81 ihcH shirucy iD The cue Of Dyspcpsa ar Ind.
ges'ion, Consumption. Bilious Fever. Fever md
Agnei Piles Jtundice. Dyseniery ~ Bardy FIpr
Danh@i A'ionc Cholera. R,mirent Fever. In.
nlmmaioy Rhenmansm Scnfvey. Nervous or sol
utod"che New ~ Debility. Wofms Of sll Minds
Wh"oping Cough. Scarlet Fever. Summer Co,
paini. DIsca.e II Women aud Children Cbt,,,c
Ahrciios' 81 'he Liver, Stomach aud Secferinp
Glands. &c. 's
~ me generous community should spteaI N,
ama neat he cheering intelligence ihai REv'D n
HIBBARDS PILLS can be bad by senlyi,s -
me following agents. a 5 TODD NoIO1
JAMES BAKER. MAN Srnet
wheeling. Va
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Dr. I8r0Il1IreIh'S PiiIS.


AGENT. WHEELING. Va.
DE UNPREJUDlCED.- Let so foolish PER.
ItJD suns be ~ preindiced against his now truly
celehTaed meJirinc a. despse Tbs advice; let 10
be used immediately pain being fcll no matIcf
whore u msy be. whether IN The head ns ieet who
ther % he ~ ihe buck or abdomen. whether ous ipr
tom external or internal cause usc The Bfandfeihs
P'ls. snd feiy upnn II, That Ice PAIN will e.. the
Fsdy viii be rr-iottd 20 health ~ soon ~ nature
bss received sufficient ~ siauCe fDm ihc,r tferf
Toe quantity Of impure hurnofs discharged IN m,
the body by The action az he Bfnndfeih's Pills o.
replaced 90 the course Of few b ug- ssnh new ond
pure blood by he digestion ~ mpdefole meal
By purging The body win This medicine hc WbYI.
moss oi bloOd becomes entirely purified and rcgen
sra'cd
That The blond IL Tho Ife ofIhe body pfe.um.
is umdtspulod. therefore shall soy that 81 hciug Inc
seat Ol li's. u must also be- the seat Of d,ease 90
disease be in Tee blnod We should abstract The DE-.
sase otly, NJ" Tie blood tis tie impurities whtrh
msst be removed by pufgafion 10 secate our health
~ al sisies OF ho weather. IN all situations and in
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