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Democratic banner., 1846-11-09

I'VE beg leave TO inform our friends and
w customers that we have now ia our store
a very extensive stock of GOODS, which
cannot fail to please all as regards price
style and quality. We respectfully solicit
their attention to the following, comprising
"a portion of our stock:
1000 yards g., 4, and 5 quarter brown Do
mestiCs;
500 yards 3 4 and 5quarter~ bleacheded Do
mcstics,
1870 pieces Prints, from 9 TO % cents per
yard.
10 pieces Furniture Prints.
8 pieces assorted Alpaca Lustres,
Scotch, French and American Ginghams;
Cashmere Robes and CaShmcIcs Of sPlen-
did styles and all qualities;
Plain and fancy Silks,
Muslin Delanes at 25 cents per yard;
Plaid Flancls for children;
French aud English Marine;
Plaid Linscys;
Red and white Flanncls;
Blue and black Cloths;
Plain andfancy Cassimeres;
Plain and fancy Cassinetsi
Kentucky Jeans;
Satin, Silk and worsted Vestings;
Embroidered and plain Cashmere Sliawls;
Honey comb Shawls; Blanket and Nett
Shawls; Lephyt Shawls;
10 pieces heavy Oznaburgs;
5 pieces heavy Tickings;
l bale Batting;
Whitney Blankets, 8 quarters;
Green and blue Coat Blankets
Gloves ofall kinds;
Hosiery of all description; ,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Comforts, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Also
A good stock ofFamily Groceries, Hard
ware, Queenswarc and Tinware
All of which we pledge ourselves to sell
Democratic banner., 1846-11-09
p. =. Allen,

Will promptly attend IA all business entruster
TO his care.
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Forki. 7. ~


Mn. EDrToR:--Your correspondent of Sat
wiay morning, over the signature of "a .
appears 10 have Inexperienced both "Lai-
Gus and the article copied from the n. Y. Ev-
ening Post, (not the Express, as quoted in his
oriicle.) Far from desiring to appear hostile
to Bishop Chase, Llicus hopes that he, as well
as all others, are 'Jriends" of the venerable
Pfslaie. But while applauding his zeal for
ths.wellT' and purity Of lIic church, II would
respectfully submit that his zeal in this in
stance Is mot according to knowledge"
Before entering upon the issue presented. |
would simply make one remark concerning
the charge preferred by"A" that the article
taken from the Post, and endorsed by myself.
was ''gyosg PerrcrSioa Of plain document. -
Whatever weight it might have, as an nd
eapid"dioa argument, on the minds Of your
readers, leave Others to Judge; but certainly
no one will deny that more unexcepiionable
expression might have been chosen.
Your correspondent alleges, as bis only OBJ
jec;ion to the article, that nothing like--nov
not The shadow of a shade or'--dictoti.n
could be discovered in the circular Of B;sbo,
Chase. This is the only issue that is r,ise,J
Will therefore, occupy no more sp,ce in
your columns, thln isa5solutely necessary. &
~ truth, very lille is required. The Bisboo
30 Toe latter part OF bis letter. thus eaugef.
"tf' ms decision. This course. fof sefdng
AP'f7 loWaich a mans doors,) for one. | must
Deg leave To decline. and,aake Il tno,rn os nv
gftd r1olniioR, hai no Minister. De. shall
Tessi's nc EpiscoPql appreciation RforIRrp
by Canon, who cannot, &c. Il must be r..
nemserel thut this letter was sent in c,on,s.
crypt ioeach Of Che bishops; where. then. was
'nc necessity Of publication. but lor the sake
OF giving more force to MS decision.
That Bishop Chase did "us,np authority
ga Csc hrs' place. by writing auy lot,crat I'm
on Oh Subject ! viii now cnIesyor 4, .l,,,,
lHa aialr oi the Gsfri Thpololic,I S.,,;,.
ayur regulated by Board of Trustees ,l.,
lrai .a1d Iay token from every Diores. ban t,. /
."i.'' states by Toe aiu,t reprr- snrstiop |
Ai' mer.IHEoi these Trustees. In juno las,
'nd EOS months after ihr suspension Of Bisi,. |
op o1drr'ona preamble rcciing tbe ..o.
l.",' o' suspension. and resolution rem,v !
lng hIm'iom lhs Plo'cssof.hip. was hii nm
lhe table by ihe decided majontyol IIto1l
IL was heyoadal question flie d.lib.r,.
Judgement Of th Boari and thr delibe,,,.
a,Hs1 81 'Ae Chutch, Chat Bishop OnIcrJonE
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was not TO be removed from the Chair which,
he has SO long and so honorably filled. BE it
remembered, that the Prolessorship may be-
hela 10y a liyman; therefore the suspension OF
Bishop onderlonk "from all ministerial func-
tons did not deprive him OF this Office nor
make the vote of he Board contrary TO the
sentence of the Court of Bishops. Bishop
0nderlonk being then Professor, by the voice
OF the Church, through her Representatives;
what VAS i, but an usurpa,ion OF authority in
Bishop Chase, 10 say that HE would not re
ceive into his Diocese person who had re-
ceived instruction from one thus authorised
and sanciioned}
Idesisu, with your permission, TO add
few remarks incidental to this subject tU-mor
row; though they will not BE- considered as
further reply to "a"
IAICITS
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"DR. DUNCANS EXPECTORANT
REMEDY"
TEllPEisANl.ll-

There viii BE- Mass Temperance Celebn
ton in Maftins,iIIe on Che itl of july 1916
The meeting will convene al a.e Methods,
meeting house. az 10 o'clock, a. NJ. WHEN
procession sill be fo,msd and proceed 10 NJ,
Martins grove, where lbc addrssrs. and ofbe,
exercises will bp bad.
Neighh1dng Temperance Societies s,c so.
lrlici iU join Zee the pycuisfs. undo, fi,, =;
Itciion of their own officers. Indiraln.l
,9'mheIs art requested So unite wiih t,r
'l'fiin'iIie Society. All Sabbath schools
ore respectfully invited Go attend 49,. ,il'
care OF their respective teachers
a collation. viii be- furnished in the c,,,.
u} Wa.mng.onion. especially apuoipt. \,
'he COMMITTEE oiauouge and nam az,
,,f,W DC pfrmHied 70 sol ygJt.lufgn ,a''
Nc ground 'Fe"
Coon Music VILE ac ulyt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
DARK HOURS

! BY MRS. 4. R.ST J0hS.
| Oh, there aie som, darn hours In litc,
/ When the heart seems charged 20 breaking
The quick'nng pubs, wiSa iNcr riis;
Marks the s.Un5,s.as passions waking.
When the ap, SEA, in lauIinS chaius,
Seems wri;.gu- On a. saiaeSs;
Yet scorns TIE s1aU q. mortal pains,
Aud Snilss il reckless madness.
So liEh,cuisg ma-}, the >.cm-cloud's power
10 dltu a. rrf agsDa1;
All -svsis 1l ~. rgts0 Icn vests lower.
Nt-L u.s. o,tI7.ar laanaeF crashing.
0g Gee viia mlzh CT -atniac E,ars.
Vw rlRgr hlu passions struggle:
Vlus iilt> h sng sricf aud fears,
4is paunlu -r,lg LA bubble!
49, 1horl i- Ms> we love TO feel
4 i1gielnf>> ia S2grow;
W hat irau l worlds bright charms we steal
-%14 s';snsos ,I5m memory borrow.
Us iaea NO tecl that keen remorse-
To SsS> we've madly blighted;
fcr Tim, whilst on his ceaseleSs course,
Give hack no moments sighted.
Hope sirews our path with sunny flowers,
AMI lures Us with bright seeming;
Yet thoras viii spring in laifest bowers,
Aud wake the soul ) sweet dreaming.
Lile giEes.D -s'''.'r-s ,-y-s.'-s--,-
i~In- bora with every pleasure;
)nce lost, we ne'er may hope again
To clasp the vSnish'd treasure
The more we love--the more our fears
Are mingled with its sweetness;
It's evancscing bliss appears
TO mock us with its ileemess.
Yes, there are hours, when haggard thought
WIZ crown our troubled soul;
When JOYS OF life seem dearly bought,
Bcncath lis dark control.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
Postscript
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
LAICIIs

Fly DAYS LATER fKOM EJkOPE.
The steamship CaledoniS; Capt Il. G.. Lott.
was telegnphed on the Sth, at 2 o'clock.
a Liverpool letter says that England has
Offered her mediation between the u. S. and
Mexico.
Tn. cotton market has been reduced again
TO a state of comparative quictude.
/ Prince Louis Napoleon has arrived in Eng
land iRcOg' lie is about TO leave for Florence
there 10 join his invalid ia ther.
1t would appear from what Mr.. 0'Connell
stated on Monday that Sir K. Peel is deter
mined to press forward the Irish Coercion
Bill.
The Oregon question has now ceasde to give
any uneasincss.
The Paris paper, La Prose- of Monday
reached our office last night, which announces
hiatt orders had been sent By the Minister of
Marine TO Brest, aud the Other Military har-
bours, TO despatch a number of ships 10 the
Gulf of Mexico.
The overland India mail Of May LIST reached
London yesterday. IL possesses no political
and little commercial interest. The seeds OF
another contes,i in the Sikh country were sown
az the termination OF the late war.
Portugal has been the sctne of another at
tempt at revolution, consequent upon change
OF the Ministry. Ii appears, for the Portuguese
To have been more than an ordinary energetic
affair.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
From tie Charleston Courier, JRne y ;.
LATEFROM MEXICO VIA HAVANA.


BY the sch. Merchant, Capt hean, arrived
at this port yesterday, we received Giles of
Havana and Ma;anzas papers 10 the 10 inst.
From the Havana Diario dc Ia Marina of the
9th inst, we translate the following letter,
which is later Than the adviees from Vera
Cruz brought by the steamer Mississippi at
ensacoa
(Corresponpencc Of The Didrio de Ia Miriad }
VERA CRUZ, June l. 1916.
The Consuls of the neutcr nations have pro-
tested against the blockade of this port, de-
clarcd on the 26ih of last month by The com
mandaut of the L. s. fleet, which allows only
ID days for foreign vessels to leave the port.
The principal portion of the american feet is
now at isls Verde, and the American nen-of
war st. Mary's and Falmouth, and small
brig, are cruising before Tampico.
Many families are leaving this city for the
interior. We are now here as in 1888, with
the only difference that the Castle is in bet
ter condition.
After much delay the Congress Of the Ma
ton had the first meeting on the 9Th, Senior
Bustamenie (thc eX-prcsident) being appoint
ed President of the same, and ii is generally
believed that Paroles will be elected legal
President Oi the Republic.
IL is said hat Parcdes will march over 10
Matamoras at the head on a strong army, the
largest portion composed from the body OF
troops called R5scrUc. The day Tor the de
parture OF the army is fixed already, but mo-
body knows. Gen. Bravo will occopy the
Presidency nd interim.
The suspension of payments continue, and !
business remained in the worst condition.
The Government had called meeting for the
purpose OF procuring resources, which be-
iieve can handy be obtained, because the cler-
gy are not able to pay the amount OF $50 900
monthly, asked by the Government. aud on
the other hand The actual condition of the sew
cral States IS not such as 20 expect from them
any resources.
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THE TREATY RATIFIEn-

a letter from Washington states the highly
important fact that the Treaty for the settle
ment OF the Oregon Question was ratified on
Thursday afternoon by the United States Sen
ate, by an overwhelming vote. We most
heartily congratulate our readers and the coun-
Try atlarge ON the happy, honorable and final
termination of this long pending dispute.
One report says that the vote on the Treaty
stood IL to ! /; another makes il 80 TO IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
CONGRESS.

June Is. The House on motion of Mr.. Drom-
goole, of Va, resolved itself into committee
OF the Whole, for the purpose oftaking up the
bill reducing the tariff.
Messrs Mclean and McElvaine of Pa. de-
feneded the protective tariff, after which Mr..
Young obtained the floor, and the debate clos
ed Tor the day.
After the Naval Pension bill had been ia
ken up and debated, and several personal ex-
pIshsCf6Hs h6I Been madc, the frUusn scrs
journed.
June 10. The Senate met, attended 10 some
uuimporisnt bills, then went into Executive
session, and shortly after adjourned
In the House the subject Of the Tariff was
again taken up, and MIR. Young of Ky. being
entitled to the floor, made an able argument
in defence of the bill. The idea thata reduc.
ton of the impost duty was TO increase the
Revenue he spoke of as an obsurdity-proyed
so by all experience, common sense, and fact.
MIR. Owen of la. followed with an English
free trade speech, and cited, as one reason
why the tanlr should be reduced,-the nulliG-
cation of South Carolina Mr.. O. was fol.
lowed by MIR. Collins of n. Y. and The man
Chapman OF Mich, who continued the debate
upon the same side of the question. MIR.
Ramsay OIL briefly spoke in favor Of the
bill, when the floor was given to MIR. St. John
OF Ohio, and the House adjourned.
John Smith and John Williams. who wcrc
found guilty Of picking Jacob Wise's pocket of
some ninety dollars in the Market House last
WINTER were Sentenced TO three years impris-
onmcnt in the Penitcntiary, on Saturday last
The Judge also sentenced Thomas Anderson.
alias &c, found guilty of passing counterfeit
money, to five years imprisonment.
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She can shy at home in time of war and
we'd again finer husband gets killed
She can wear cOrsets II too thick. other
"hxcns' II TO thin.
She can ga, drink and be merry without its
costing her cent.
She can ,et divorced from her husband
wheneverslii sees any one she likes better.
And she can run him into debt all over un-
ul he warts he public by advertisement not
totrust h on hts account any longer.
Capt. q s.ius NJ. Clay passed up and down
Main sired yesterday morning, with his splen.
did Cavalb company. This is the Oldest
company n Kentucky, aud has been ian a con
slant statdOi organization ever since the las
wal. 1t there is work for them and they d'
not win ihhr full share OF glory and renown
we have tuch mistaken their leader Capt
Clay. oIisUiHe Courier.
MACK B I've lean fom tn, Hing
ham Pairft, that the prospect is good ia
Ito 81 engatd IN the mackercl fishery, to max
a good shmers' work as the sailors say.
Number OF Eessels have arrived in that pur
m The past lwo weeks, all bringing good tarc'
The lowestbumber of barrels, by amy vesse
Is seventy ivo; most OF them. have exceede
100 barrels and the highest number 1, $50
this Is enc, Dragging.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
la the, lalter days. we lreanenlly hear Of

la these latter days, we frequently hear Of
resistance to the municipal officers end to le-
gal process. Ths folly OF doing 50 is mani
lest; lorif they succeed ia the first instance,
il only renders the final action OF the law more
stringent and effective. To such Of our read
ers,--ii ans there are--who may at amy time
feel disposed To BE- obstreporous, we respect
fully commend the following from The Nation
al lntelligeaccr.
Two MEN SHOT. There were two men
shot dead ian Que OF the southern counties of
Kentucky on the lst instant. w. ID. Dan.
Esq. deputy sheriff. lclt townin the morning
for ,hs purpose ot erresting y. II. O'Ncil Eos
IN aSsautwith intent to kill. Approaching
resistance, h summoned posse c0miiNius to
assist him; and, in The attemp; 20 arrest O'Neil
who refused 10 submit 10 the process OF the
law, and who. together with some OF his
fcisnls. resisted its execution, BoRjamh H.
q Nil aud Thoaas Rislcy were shot, aud
died instantly The grand jury refused to find
an indictment against the sheriff aud posse
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22

FUNNY lTIMES.--Unier this head the
Cincinnati Commercial, says:-'l'hey have all
kinds OF spdit at Camp Washington with the
new recruits for the army. We heard a per-
son say that The r,lles took hard with some of
those who have not been used to obey com
mands. Never mind, il will 90 better when
you z t accustomed 10 it. One man who was
ordered TO take the wheel barrow. and carry
oil refuse, sid: "LooS here Mr. Officer. | vol
ulteercd to fight the Mexicans, or the British.
or ans body else who don't like the stars and
stripes. object TO this charging on a wheel
barrow! aud # YOU insist, ! must tell you Ill
see YOU d--l iirsu' Thirty six hours UNI
der guard made our hero willing TO take
turn at the trhecl- barrow.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22
TWENTY NINTH CoNGRESS-Fir,tS. Soc
Correspondence of ne Baltimore Amsricua.
w A.Lll Nl--Iu. L.. Il.

TWENTY NINTH ONGRESS-FirstSss
correspondence u its BHGmOre Amsricla.
WAsHINCroN, June II
SENATE.
Mr.. Allen presented memorial nuon the
subject OF a Marine Hospital az The Wcsi. nnd
rom citnnns Of CleVtlsnd, who ask for d ma.
rine Hospital al tlitt place. The memorial
was read and referred TO the Committed ON
Finance.
PAY OF VOLUNTEERS.
Mr. Bright Of Ia. gave notice that 10. NOR.
row be should introduce bill Tor allowing tie
volunteers for the war against Mexico len
dollars month during The war.
Mr.. DIX OF \. y made a report from Joint
COMMITTEE OF Conference ON The sub,ect ol tlic
Supplementary war bill--thc same report fl,,i
was last evening conwupd IN by the Hous,
MI DIX moved Chat thc report b. accepted
by the Scnute.
Mr. Mdngum said De could not. as one Of
thc coHieTpes, concur in the report Ilc ON.
urcly disscnted from 10. anj particularly ib,t
part OF j which gave lhe President power 10
reduce all Toe Major Generals but one a.. Hle
conclusion OF thc war with Mr1ico.
Mr. Cuuondcn said Chat ibe Bill before the
Senate cOHtaiued more errors than ibe one
complained oi. There were incongruitics in
iu' Dill involving tbc g0Itost wrong and ,Le
greatest ob-udity The billeayc thc President
power over t1e Constitution byeitineh him the
power 'oapppiut stare Militia officer. iD tio.
lail'h Oh tH# Constitutional hc United Stat.s
De %" allowed bin mo- cmiro, over Snte|
NiIi' oihccH and tho biil gave him conn.
Picie 'ouifn. Over ihtm Dc hoped t.e So.
ale would pause before same ipuiue su,isbiIi
aud Which could have uo o,l.f cii.rf diam y,
D4n.g ihe State aud Fedeul authorities is.oI
collision
NJ D'z admitted lho incorEaifiss of tfa
bilb bat 90 bod been ono month before H.
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TO THE READER We are Otter

TO THE READER We are often
tempted TO believe that mankind are peculi-
arly unfortunate in entertaining so great di
versi,y of opinion in matters which relate TO
the preservation of health; but our better
Judgment convinces us that. however pTeju-
dicial it may prove 10 particular interests, il
is nevertheless wise provision of the Creator
for equalizing the pccuniary privileges OF his
creatures, and foresialling those petty jealous
les and contentious which are so apt to mar
their happiness. Although our charitable feel
ings might incline us TO wish health and long
lite to the whole human family, they are still
at liberty TO enjoy their natural privilege in
I the selection OF such remedies as their ludg-
mcnt or inclination may dictate TO be IN,
most beneficial. The consequences ccrtainl,
will not rest on our shoulde rs. Our worldly
prosperity has been sufficiently pro NOTED b,
the success which has already attended on
endeavors; and when we tell The invalid tina
Clickeners Sugar-coated Vegetable Purgativ,
are The only remedy lrhich can be depeHard o;
IN headache, sal rhcum, dropsy, govt. ferer
of all kinds, jGuidice, cOWsIvlptioH, and all o
Their diseases which arise from impuTity of tn,
blood aud irrcgulariiy of the digestive organs
we have done our whole duty. Ii the com
munity are not convinced by the numeroui
and well authentic testimonials already pub
lished, we scarcely know in what way to car
~ conviction 10 their minds For sale by
june 20 A. o; FAIRCHlLD.
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EBIECE Goops--Jus, r,ccrvcl nv
g. TALLANT 81 DELAPLAIN.
New Wholesale Warrhuuse.
fe'v pieces Canary Prints.
Case rich fancy DO very low,
few pieces Gne Earsion Ginshams
NJ 'uchesier Ginghams
large 10, Blcached Goods.
AL.o on HAND
Lishi French Cassimrre-. Fine Linen Drilling.
and Other g'ods suiiahe for Tailors trade
Siik Paras'ls and Sun Shades lc 92-Arc
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ing. The murderer was admitted TO blil iu
the sum OF $1,000
NEw OnLEANs. June Q.
An Incident of an unpleasant character
came oil just before thc storing of tbe S.
Louis Legion ior The Rio Gmude. The Col
oucI made the assembled Legion patriotic
address ur ing them To- the faithful and hon.
oa5.c discharge of the duties OF the soldier
After which Doe said 81, there vcr. aus sho r..
GREETED leaving home and cmlntkiug I'm th.
service oi thcii country. they could sIyaur.
to point designated where they woaH D..
discharged. To llic Ch1guu and H,a.plint
ms1t ol thc gallant Colonel N,rss came lgf
ward Two Germans AMI one ld.hnau. Th.
iuceu-ed and mortified thc Legion. who AID ,
dismissal rode ihe three do satisfied men on /,
rail ami drammcd them Out Of ump. C0r.
HobHf ddU.
a WONANS ADVANTAGES "A y,.
man may Soy what she likes To- YOU wftb1..
thr rish OF getting knocked down lofii.
She may toke "a snouze after dinner vIii.
hCf husband has 90 go Co work.
She can dress herself iu neat and f1y r.T
roes fora dollar which beer husband ha. a.
.sm and fork over.
Sine can go forth into the streets without
5tlns invited t0"trelt at every coffee house
Sine CON paint her face u tis too pale. oI|
Il0us 90 DO too IcJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-22

SARAToGA.-This place is rapidly filling
with strangers already. II is reported that
the daily arrivals are not only numerous bat
fashionable.
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LlV ER COMPLAINT.

A y ~ IL
| This drease. frnm its long standing ond repent.
ed o''arks. and nlsO FINN The manner m which !,
has been treated often leaves the dreRs o( The dis
ease ~ some way. cIineing 10 The syslsm--sono.
''ne' here Is great weakness snd psosialion e5
strength with dnH heavy pain Iocsied in .ou,e eay,
~ The system. In oil sDch cases Dr. Swsvns'.
COMPOUND syrup Of Wild Cherry will he found an
eScellcnI remedy. 10 ,uppoTi. strengthen snJ eve
F'gof TO declining health aud defend IL from The u
rosd~ ufdiseass
There afe daily certificates from various pe,.ons
which add sufficient testimony 70 the great efieaev
% ms invaluable medicine 10 curing this cona.
plant
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.
Read Tho following lcuor from Mr. WIN Shaw a
fcsPetlnh'e dmggist al Wilmington. Nc, a gentle
mHn ol onbonnded verseiiy. IN whose wosS Inc
most impitn confidence may he placed. oso,hss
ri"oi Of The supcr'oniy Of Dr Swpjbos Compound
syrup Of Wild cherry
wlM,Norou. N c. Jan. s. 1916
Dr. Fwaync-~ Desr S,r--You will plesfe send 10
me twelve dozen more. you zee g. ~ yoss
syrup ~ Wild Cherry FSuB sales " To- dsy nave
bat hail dozen on hand the sales are TapjJlv inc
cfeafng. and will have no donbi enniinDe 10 Jn
a. An scquainiguoe ~ mine called few ds,s =.
CO. io cav be would give me eeri6es,e az "A.
gond eH cis lie Is from The eosniry. ap9 Mini.
ter Of he Methodist Church Shortly sf,s, ob,si.
ne The arenry. prevailed upon BIN 90 w bow,s
'"""eh Idouhied whether sny bsnsfi sonld b de-
"'eu' w he o. we'll as myself thought Thai biz
- 2 was cont fmed g. nsumplioo n fsei every
symptom was ipd'clive shorty after be wsoie
10 me 10 send him four 90 fvs boiilea move. Ho
came 70 ioWn last week ! wall quote bic own Ian
enage Sir" tad be Il am hew msn. and
pnsiief Do dniy owe ~ ihe public 20 fell What
Dr.. Swnyne's syrup Of wild Cherry has Dose Coz
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