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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
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The expenses f'r running and fepairs.

Eqaal to g per cent. 4l.5s6. 227
should be notst that, in the above cost, IL included
The Fi'chOugh Railroad, (49 miles, q SO 0OO, thai
had Dot Just commenced; thus producing per c~a, for
The Massachusetts rusds Tor The wear 1914 Ihis wear
will probably exceed this ratio Of net, increase:
like the year 1914. show Massachusetts aud her rail.
ways Tor traffic as well ~ passengets In the ra,o Of
near IL 10 sixteen; while New Hork, depending on her
Erie canal did mt from freight bu, abOu, one.
'enh, COMPARED With nine,enhs received from passen
gers oy her railroads, she them with full canal
tolls! This blot on her statatsbook should DO erased
The public should BE- accommodated; yet. in doing IL,
We would Proec the present state indeb sdnsss bv i'm
p""g moderate ,olls On the railways parallel The Eris
Oa"s suhc'en' To secure the paymen, VI principal aud
interest q" The canal debt. say In eahecn year, Ihen
(al'er allowing per cent dividends for risk on ths
class Ut investment give every encouragement to pr
vae en,erprse aud capital invested In the present line
o railways to Buffalo, io lay down subsisn.ial edge
ra o Al least ~ lbs To the linear yard and thus save
further state expenditure ior ais We would reduce
the canal tolls the railways built and to bs built or
this great ihorughare. and claim Of them speed Tor
passengers OF uli thirty miles per hour and eight miles
per hour for ffeghi;-ihen avoid unjust all interior.
e'ce with The present charters parallel 10 the Erie Ca.
NAL 81 long as they restricted pay full can.l tolls
~ the winter months. With the Erie CsnaI on one
side and the Erie Railway IN the olher-as tho seve.
raj railways to the south Of New York through Penn.
lylvania, Maryland and Virginia. destined 10 contend
Tor the same ,radehere need be no Tear hn that The
public will be we'll accommodated by competition We
snail md II !" he for tho interest VI the interim as well
as The cly of New York, In permit railways To carry
freight tho entire asnbiect In the en Of uderite
tolls. until the canal debt lie paid Then We would take
on tolls entirely except 30 far 10 pay fo their epai
and attendance, / T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

.vEVSPKEJv.1 GOONS
roa 1916. ovEsro AT rms
= A I = n on y q a : OTo21
LY.NCHBURO. ~
RlCARDS. RYAN & Go. have The extssms piss.
H sure VI Announcing to Tho ladies VI LyHeaGsaO
and vicinity. tina, they ere daily rscsiviay their
SPRING GOODS
For variety and elegance In sryLrs bess,y and Maes
IT, aud las, though least, cheapnsss In pviss-shsy
have M hesitation In aay,nv. their stuck III c.apar
with any Souh VI me Potomac.
We give below catalogue u Jsw articles II sss
extensive assortment
A very large assOumsn. u Pr;ats -Dsmssiss, u
Sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

TIME SUBSCRIBER will commences a school. In
4 this place. On The frs, Monday in June nex'. Tbs
course VI nstnction will embrace the various Eng lis
branches. and the usual Classical and MAIZENA, cal stu
dies pursued a, College. Is designs devote himself
permanently TO the business Of teachings and his und,v
ded attention will be given 10 tho improvement. Of his pu-
pills.
Terms--per session of five months. for Eng sh schnl
ap. SIS %
For 'hosr who study the Greek and Latin
languages, $50 90
THOMAS u. HOLCOMBE.
April 90 Nv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

VIRGfNIA:-At = Court, held for Franklin County, Al
the Courthouse, the 9th day April, ls46:
John s. Hale, surviving partner OF himself and Giles w
Hale, late merchants and partners, trading under the
style and firm Of J. 4 &. Hale,
against
John Boon, Isaac Hoon Jacob Boon, Benjamin Boon Dan
lei Boom Sally Boom Lavina Boom Nancy Boon, George
Weaver und Mary his wife, William Ma rtin and Betsy his
wife, and Joseph b. Nofsinger and Susan his wife
Defendan,s.
In CHAkcERY.
The defendants, john Boon and Isnac Boom having
entered their appearance and given security according
the act Of and the rules his
by satisfactory evidence thn they not inhabitants Il
tins commonwealth Onfhe motion Of the painby counsel
ordered that the said iendans do appear here ths
frs, day oi July term next and the plaintiffs bill
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in IN,
ynchburg VTginian for two months and post
ed at the front door Of the house county Oh om
court day.
Copy-Tese,
April le WY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

The article from the Londun Times, to be found IN
another column. deserves an attentive perusal. II IS
probably semi official maaiesIo, at any rate. it cans
not be doubed that il speaks the sentiments OF the Brit
"h Ministry. We presume. by this time. that even
The official organ is persuaded that all attempts 10 oPe
n.e upon The fears Of John Ball are fu,ils. That pa
has been for months insisting upon holding the
Dirs and most inperious language az the only means
Of bringing the Oregon affair amicable termination
that the British Government would terms.
until saw that the alternative was war; in which case
would yield every thing. rther than incur such
smi,y. Doubtless war is deprecated by the British
ton, it 10 and should be by all right minded
mong u.s. bu, the idea IT opera ling upon the fears of En-
gland is pepserous. Drsirous, she doubtless is, OF
preserving Peace Grea, Britain was never in state u
be more eff lent in aggressive warfare. and she is pro
ceeding quietly To increase her efficiency.
Aud wha. are We doing2 At momsn, when every
'rh citing mao must see tn is exceedingly proba.
bic, and chat to aver, il requires god and mod
sra'ipa which The past conduct of the Executive in the
emses, dues no, expect, no step has been
zen towards putting the nation in state of prepare
ron. The addition made TO the army, Of shout three
Viousand men, avowedy increase of the peace
ss'aolishment-not dollar has been called for by the
executive Tor arming the ortcations-no, vessel on
The stocks has been aunched-nor the keel of new one
laid. The only recommendation at all commensurate
with the exigency, in case is to conceive mean
that Of the Heads Of the Naval Bureaux been for.
oally o.'avowed by the Presiden, and his Secretary
under c,rcums ances ii is true. which give the APT ear
anOe Of shufiing and donbe dealing 10 the conduct
h"h No, one thing has heen done by the President
Congress which would ndica.s The slightest apprehen
sion Of an approaching rupture IA the event ofa wa
coming suddenly upon us-and if come at ALL :, vii
be suddt"Iy-will not heavy responsibility rest upon
The President and his party Tor their cuIpablo nep.
gence. t# -F zres -- =.
Not content with making no preparation, the party in
"' ascendant are determined upon the passage of
'n OIL. which. it is demonstrated will afford reve.
nus insufficient for the ordinary expenses of the Govern
or'si', indeed. by the sacrifice of American ia.
provided for BY this bill. that the party hope IL
P'0p''nse England and thus avert war;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
Total expenses Of running and sepsirs, 534

Total. $685.. 236
Il will be noticed that owing to the restrictive policy
TO the line OF Inc Erie canal except during the winter
months and then subject 10 heavy canal tolls, g. boon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

BILLS OF LADINGa
Or TIE j. X. dvJ K4HaWHA CANAL
Fer sale ~ Tits O0ee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

DIAPER llANGlNGS, common aud fine, come very
pretty. -.
:" - solid colos,
Bordering. plain and velvet,
Fire Screens. some very beautiful.
Just to hand. For sale chenpb
d. b. PAYNE.
April 20 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
ron 0HyxDRHW.

We have FEW Of Amidon's Spring fashion, which,
isl beautiful hat, and will bs sold low
Ai.So-s large assortment Of low price For Hats.
and ForeSce Braid do-also, new article ~ Str,v
Hat. for Summer, beautiful article all of which win
be sold Al The very lowest price. Tor cash We ash se
examnation Of stock beiore purchasing and ve
pledge ourselves, that pains shall be spared to give
satisfaction. REGARDS, RYAN & Co.
March 26
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
NEW AMID OEItEAIP

ME subscriber is now receiving his Fall
Stock Of Goods direct from the East, con-
prissne general assortment, suitable for the
approaching season, Wiz
a good stock Of cloths, cassimeres, cassinetfs,
jeans, linseys, flanneis, blapkets, &C., Also,
superior 81 trench plaid cloak lining, and mack
NAV and rose blankets, with many other wool
len goods, very cheap. Superior alpaccas and
fancy lustres, merinoes all eolors. Splendid
cashmere de cas-, and africa plaid and stripes
for ladies dresses, with many new and rich pat
terms Of callicoes. Also, fancy and plain silks,
and copd satins superior quality, &C. Fancy
silk and dress hdkfs. And good assortment Of
gentlemen and ladies gloves, and also, black and
col'd worsted hosiery, lambs wool do. for Misses
and boys. Also, good stock ofdomestics, cot
tom yarn and batting wadding. Also, ready
made clothing, coats, pants, vests, shirts, draw
ers, &C. Also, good assortment Of new and
fancy ribbons and bonnets, artifcials. shaWls and
mary other cheap and desirable goods, &C.
Groceries. Sugar, coffee, tea, tobacco, cigars,
saleratus, powder, shot and lead, &C. ALSO,
Hats and Caps, well assorted.
Quensscdye and Hardcare, Ac.-Sole and up
per leather, calf and kip, harness and Birdie do.
Also, Paper, ink, quills, siates, sand, waters,
with good assortment Of school books; also, -
boots and shoes, well assorted and cheap And
4 lot Of Pills and Medicines, &c. All at low
rates foreash or coxstryprodsrc. (Call and see. J
WESLEY JONES.
Burlington, Oct. 18th, lS45.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
NOTES.

I. Sesen minutes are allowed for opening and
closing the mails Al all offices whe re no partc.
ular time is specified; but on railroad aud ste am
boat routes there Is to be no more delay than i
necessary to deliver and receive the bags.
= The mail is to be convey ed in pre- feren nee ia
passengers, aud to their entire exclusion, if il,
weight aud bulk require it.
3. Post Office blanks. maii.bags, and the spe
cial agents Of the department. On The exhibition
Of thu ir credentials, to be convey ed without
further charge mail lines sumittinx OF such
convey ance.
4. Mnf agents are 10 be conveyed without
chsrgc on the principal railroad and steamboat
lines. where ese size Of the mails aud the run.
Der Of the othcer will require their employme at
apartment for the assorring aud safe Keeping Of
der the direction Of the department.
5. In all cases there is to be forfeiture Of the
pay of the trip, when the trip il not run; ! for
fixture OF II least ons.fourth part Of il. vhen the
running or arrival is far behipd time as 10 lose
the come xon with depending mail; and : tor.
fixture Of due proportion Of il. " ben ! grade OF
service il rendered inferior to thst In the con.
tract. These forfeitures may be lnctesse0 iato
penalties Of higher amount, according 10 the 10
furs or frequency n the failure ana the impor-
lance Of the nuii.
s. Fines viii be imposed. unless the sieIin-
oaency be. satisfactorily explained liz due time.
ios failing to take from. deliver ~ post Office
the mail, or any part oft; for suLeriug il TO be
vet. injured, lost. destroyed; for conveying It
IL place Of manner that expOsss = to dspse1a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
COACH FACTORY.
COrse & Hartman.

RETURN their thanks TO the citizens n,
~ Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share Of
public patronage which they have received. and
embrace this opportunity of informing them thai
they have removed from their old stand. on lief.
ierson street, to more commodious building.
situated on tue corner of Valley and Main Sis.
where they are prepared 10 furnish a, the sbor,'
est notice, any description of Carriages now in
use, the workmanship and durability of which
have been fully tested in this vicinity and need
40 further Recommendation.
They have just received a good and general
assortment of materials from New York. pitts.
burgh and Wheeling, Of the latest style. to wit.
lace fringe, patent leather elliptic springs. Sc..
&C., whichwill enable them to furnish work *
rates to snit the purchaser. Produce Of every
description taken IN payment for work.
may IL 4l-6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

TIME undersigned have just opened Livery
j Stable in the. rear of Corse & Harriman;s
Coach Factory, where they intend keeping at
all times good and general assortment Of horses
and carriages Of every description, to suit the
public; and they hope BY faithful attention 70
business TO merit share ofpublic patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the week
would do well to give them call before engage.
ing elsewhere; for they pledge themselves TO
keep on hand Of all times, plenty OF good prov
ender, and good and attentive ostlers. No pains
shall be spared to render general satisfaction.
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co.
may. l8 '44-3m 7ES171@
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

ject, however. to the exceptions above sta.
ted. 0E4EfN sE&s
%. A modification Of I bid in any Of it,
essential tcrms Is taniamnunt % pew bid.
and cannot be received so as TO interfere wit
competition after the last hour set Cor rec civ
ing bids.
HIM &. JOHNSON.
Postmaster General.
4 Pos, Office Department. January 9th, 1916.
feb Z s46--l2t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

6NfIE subscriber would inform HI. friend. and
i customers that he has now on hand large
supply OF the above Justly celebrated plouehs. "a
this years manufacture, and is therefore nre
pared TO hil all orders at the shortest notice.
W thin the past year | have added some val.
liable improvements to said plough. The mould.
board Is l-2 inches higher, and is fastened 10
the standard with bolts and screws instead Of
rivets as formerly. II can therefore be easily
lager OIL tor repairs any other purpose. al
pleasure. The Standard is also inches higher
and cast with the same circle as the nouldboa rd
until IT enters the beam. This prevents All posi-
b,lIty OF IT'S choking even IN the most fon round
he heel of the landslide is also cast with 4 chill
wk'ch will prevent its wearing 50 fast, thereby
causing the plough to ru, less steady than " he d
new.
TO those who have used these pIoughs, land
there are thousands OF the best farmers in Mis-.
souri, and Illinois who have.l not one word as to
their performance need be said. To those who
nave not tested their superiority over all other
KINGS now Ia use with us, aud their perfect adj.
agitation to our light, loamy soit, will saw that
yoa would promote Your int rests by giving them
trial You will fnd chem to work .ssy a. Won ,
team, to do the work with great expedition and
TO DO It we'll. The mouidboard being made Of
wrought iron, of peculiar shape. and the entire
shear OF steel. they scoar bright in all soils which
Is the great desideratum in a plough for this sec
ton OF country.
HUDSON T.. BRIDGE,
Successor to Bridge & Hale.
marS 10 JOHN q. FoOTE, Agent
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
Root AND SHOE MAKING.

TINE undersigned respectfully informs the
j citizens Of Burlington and vicinity Tim,
he has CONNIE need the above business in all
its various branches lie 10 prepared to max :
work in his line, from an Infanl,s Shoe to a
Gentleman's Boot, in the latest and most 18Th
ionahie s.yle-out Of the best materials tina
can be had in the United States. From fl
teen years experience in the business n some
Of the best Shops East, he feels confiden, OF
pleasing all those who may give him a call.
05SHoP ON MAIN STREET, opposite Lowe &
Iiickok,s office. and three doors south Of the
old Poet Office. OLIVER COCK. /.
ian Al ,4E-6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
OLD HAWKEYES UNDERSOLD

OLD HAWkEYES UNDERSOLD.
Cash, CASH CASH Hides, Leather, Boots. Shoes
# and Findings.
8. VAN DUSEN & CO..
HAVE just opened shop on jefferson street,
III three doors east Of Third where they Offer
at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be sold
elseUhfre in the Territory,
!" MscA"HH EE Mr.
Of every description, such as Harness, Bride
Upper, Calf, Kip, and Sole Leather
Also
i A large assortment Of first rate CUSTOM wonK
Gents alf Boots and Shoes;
Ladies' Kid Shoes, Ties, B:.skins, &c.;
Chldrens' Shoes of every description; also
large assortment of
SHOEMaKERS, FINDINGS,
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and Sparables. all Of which
they wi sell for the 'sready root,o hides, ap.
proved country produce, tallow {. They vii
pay cash for hides. The subscribers will carry
on the
Currying Business
In Burlington, and will therefore be able to sell
better artice of leather and cheaper than an,
other person can offer to the public
Hawkeyes and Suckers, one and all are re
spectiyely solicited before they close bargains
to ca at the sWhite Housen on the corner o
Main and jefferson streets and examine Id,
Nov 80 '45-ly s. VAN DUsEN &. co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

CE1EArEKG IHAN EVER "
HELM & THOMPSON having united them
! i selves together in the above business, take
this opportunity Of informing the citizens Of lnr-
ington and its vicinity, that they prepared tc
attend TO all business in their line with prompt
ness, and in sly 9 not surpassed BY any other
estab ishment in the west, and for prices cheaper
than the cheapest. They will make garments
for cash as follows:-Coats from SO 10 So, ac-
cording to the style and quality, all other gar
ments proportionably low.
Shop on the corner Of Jefferson and Main sts.,
in the room over Van Dusen's shoe store
TCutting done with care at all times when
called for. II. 1T
Burlington Dec 81, ls45-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

Writing Paper, States, Quilts, &c.
ENTITY Reams writing paper ass'd quality;
I 5Oreams wrapping do do do
600 quilts; 10 doz states assd quality, just re-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKING.

longs, Butter Knives, Silver Pencils, Gold,
Silver. Common Speoks, Silver Thimbles,
Gold Breast Pins and Finger Rings. Musical
Boxes, Pocke, and Pen Knives, and all sue h
ARTICLES as are usually kept in his line-all
Of which will be cold low at prices TO sui,
The ,iaes.
N. B. All kinds of Clocks, Watches and
Jewellry repaired and warranted a, the short
est notice. Old Gold and Silver bongh, a,
the highest market prices. Store on Main
street, at the sign Of the Large Watch.
may, 18th, lSi3-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

G. A. Salt.
On SACKS G. 4. Salt in prime condition
~ for sale by A. S. SH ACKFORD.
feb Z, '46 (Hawkeye copy)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
Patent Medicines.

1dtEnl MeUICln eSs
NHE most approved Patent Medicines
constantly Tor sale at the
CITY DRUG STORE,
Sign Of the Coop SaMARiTAN. Among 9th ers,
DR.. Iavne's Celebrated Hair Tonic, .Verm,-
fuge and Sanative Pills; Fahnestock's Pills.
Lozenges, &c DIR. Sherman's Fever and Ague
Lazengos. Poor Mans PLASTER, ETC., Sapping.
toms Pills ,rnreved. Aso. a >
THE TRUE GERMAN PILLS.
No one neea complain long If a bad cough.
hoarseness, cold, etc., who will make short
trial Of ctherth
Cough Losenges or Mahfeen Syrup.
E Either OF these articles wrl remove hoarse-
ness in one hour, and the most vlelen, cough
in four TO six hours.
No family where there are small children.
should at this seassn OF the year, be without
a both, Of
MAHTEEN GROUP SYRUP.
The highest testimonials have been given
Of its efficiency, and it is N the ia II that chi
dren are most liable 70 that severe and dan
gerous disorder, the Group. i, has been trled
IN hundreds 0 cases, and has never vet been
known 10 fail in completely restoring the lii
tie sufferer 70 perfect health.
Nov 20 '45 Y. prsO
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

CHRONIC CouGB. PLEuRIsy. HEmoRRHAGE
OF LuNGss AND ALI AFFECTIONS OF
TIE PULMONARY Organs. 81
4 MONG all the famous Medicines for CON.
IA sumption. none seems 10 be meeting
with greater success, or gaifing highe r rep
u'a'i"n than thar most wonderful article,
Wistor's Balsam Of Wild Chtry. That ilstands
at the head OF all other rene dies is now TIM
versaliy conceded. IL has cured thorsa nds
upon thousands. of all classes, in cases OF the
most dangerously consumptive character. and
PHYSICIANS 81 the greatest eminence, throu Oh
out our whole county. nnhesitatinglv rer-
ommend Il as the most po,perful curatire Of pull
moanry diseases IN the whole rage Of phar.
macy. The sales in the western state have
thus FAR been unparalleled. and the most graf.
Tying proofs OF ITS efficacy have been receiv-
cd from every place where il has been used.
Thousands of consumptire patients have alrea.
dy tested its exalted virtues. ard COME .sed
its surprising excellent and amazine power
The remarkable success of this balsatri is no
doubt owing, IN great measure, to the pc
cnliarly agreeable and powerful nature of lite
ingredients. tits a fine herbal medicine, com
posed chiefly of wild cherry bark and the
genuine Iceland moss, (the latter imported
expressly for this purpose, Che rare m edical
virtues Of which are also combined " new
che mcal process with the extract of fire
thus rendering The whole compound the N os,
certain and etiicacinns ever discovered for
Consumption of the Lungs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
BARGAINS! BARGAiNS!!

BARGAINS! BARGAlNS!!
Selling off at Cost.
TSHE subscriber having determined to close
l. his business in this city, offers at COST his
stock of CHINA, GLASS, and HARDWARE.
Persons who contemplate building, Mechan-
les, and Housekeepers will find il greatly 10 their
advantage to supply themselves with such goods
as he offers, as such an opportunity OF obtaining
goods cheap has never been offered in Bnring-
ton. d. MCINTYRE
Burlington JAM 81. ,46.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
Java Coffee.

A SUPERIOR article Of Old Government jaw
IA Coffee, for sale by
dec IL '45 A. S. SHACKFORD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

i feel it my duty, as an act Of kindness tc
the afflicted, to inform them what Wis,ar,,
Basam OF Wild Cherry has done for my daugh
ter. There is many a parent who has giver
up beloved daughter or son, as a prey I,
that feel destroyer, CsNsUMgTIoN. They hav,
Gas have done) tried all the most ssilfu
and most eminent physicians within Ihei
know Wedge, and all of the most popular ren,
e1ies that seemed TO hold out some hope OF 9
continuance of life, without getting any re
lief.
To ALL srcH who like me have been seek.
Ing with trembling hope for some remedy oil
real efficiency, | would say, seek no farther
but try at once DR.. Wlstaf's Balsam of WILD
Cherry. My daughter Sarah Jane, aged II
years, whose iiie for months had been des.
paired Of, and was supposed sure preyto con.
SUMPTION, has been cured! restored TO perfec,
health. and that too BY using five bottles 81
DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
JONATHAN COULSON.