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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-06
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CaVOlllon. July II iSI5 39-u
SGTaVcd Of stolen

On Tursdal Ii An da, OF November,
lS4j, from Tue r,eIdr &C OF Joaa Sn'h
erand, aGuu three miles weS Of : eu-
bruWItc, roam mure, low, Hrory SET
abo, c,ahI years Old als",a ul} Hnr.c
ahou, lwrive ,ear- o'd WI White tpr
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lore knres, ne ct h. hlHd feet whrie
ANY "r.en heniug oD any Of toe 40 "
d err bed snina . vii be litcra'' rr
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November "a, IS45 -3-4
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BOOP A MD s. HOS
ESTABLISHM EhT.
JOHN s. RUkENRROD,

TAkES.pleasu "a rlIIs way 10 in
n form MS friends and The public
n general. HAT be has invested sul.
dcenl ancsnI oleap,Nl to lay 80 stock
OF the mes; durable and substantial
kind. and Of The fuesl texture, whereby
he is enabled TO ccmpcte with any es
lablishment of the klnd iu tbs comms
nIly aad the public are assured that
they can be accomnodaIed cUn nsidtTIug
the qua ny. on better terms thar at any
other pace. With ever, ,aruiy OF
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FLAX&GGEsD.

TSo sohsc nb.rs wi pay ltre tighesI
mnrkel price in GA Il i,r good el'sn flax
seed, on deNRerV
| ATKINSON 4 Co
CArrollloU, Augus' s, lS45 90 Il
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E,1ISH Frpsh shad. herring T. wb ,e
' fish. 90 hard and for sale h'
CUMMINGS X CAMERON.
CarroItor, Me. 80 IS45 33 u,
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GLEIG1 FAB Il

aus doIIaT Tor five pouuds lor sale hy
ATRINSDN a. GD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
The Free Suffrage Question.


does most effectively, in the following letter the
fanacjo1s opinions of Gerrt Smith. in relation 10
Constitutional Reform vindicates very Triumphant
l BY the intelligence and patriotism which charac.
terizcs this letter his own claim to the RICH, of SC
frage Alb nv. Journal.
From the Liberty Press.
THE CONVENTION eUEsTIoS-LErrER FROM 5 r. WARD.
To Ge-yi, Smitt ESf.-l!y D,a- Friend know that
Won rejoice a. the prospect cherish the desire OF
seeing e-err man enjoying the fullest and largest free.
DOM | also know unless seven years acquaintance
with you has lett in mistake that honest as
vou may hsd any opinion wEich you give public ex.
1-ession YOU are perfectly willing tina: even Young
man. though black man, shocd publicly express dit
ferent opinion.
ask YOU few questions III respect 10 your opinions
rire N the world concerning the uermanencv and the
legitimate objects of the Liberty Party and the duties
of that party on the question Of Negro Suffrage
In some ofyour letters, you have declared the belief
that the Liberty party Is temporary organization
70 be disbanded Just slavery shall be DESTROYED
This sentiment appears in Your letter Gov Seward
think. In another pubic letter. you maintain that the
giving of suffrage 10 BLACK men dreamed Of
~ the formation Of the Liberty party as one of It's ob.
ccs and in your recent letters upon the duties of
Liberty men respect 10 the constitutional Convention
of 20 you saw that ;he.c is fear OF the shipwreck of
Liberty party integrity. by mems voting for any other
than Liberty nominees for delegates that Convention
You Justly aniici pate The anxiety of black this
matter ard advise Us 10 prefer acknowledgements the
iniurv Of the Liberty party think these are -our sen
>
tnents-l have not your letters before me- at this
rnent
Now allow me 10 ask, respectfully
l. II the giving OF the right Of suffrage black men
was never dreamed Of az the formation Of the Liberty
sr,ys sole and distinctive object being the extinction
Of ne sro Savery-why should black men look 10
some Other qudrier for this onged for righti
= Also ii it be beyond the province of the Liberty
party 10 restore this right why should black prefer
con,inu ed Acknowledgement injury OF this party
any more than any ether party that chooses neglect
ust
3 Beside. if auy other or party in my or many
counties will put in nomination men, who ifeected viii
give 10 black men the light Of suffrage be they Whiss
Democrats or Liberty men, how will il compromt the
principles of Liberty who like myself. differ from
you in respect 10 the permsnency and objects OF the
Liberty party to vote tor such ment
Would no; do be doing JUS; what you adrise in
the Liberty men ofNew Hampshire who voted for Hon.
J. F. Halet
trust you know me TOO we'll to doubt the perfect def
erence with which these queries are publicly Tut.
Very gratefully, :. Il. WARD.
January ~ l5+6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
For The Ncw.Ynrk Trihune
suicide-Can il be Prevcntede

Suicide-Can il be Prevented
1t is an admitted fact that suicides vastly on
the increase in our country Many commit the act
in state of insanity-others under the impulse OF
passion with the intellect entire. Can any thing be
done to check The progress of this great evil! 1t
has been truly remarked that the only means OF pre-
venting suicide that have been found to succeed
have been such as tended TO impress the ignorant
with the moral and religious turpitude OF the act 10
influence public opinion in It's Reproduction and 10
convince the perpetrator of the crime that, although
he escapes from feeling the punishment 1t merits
every ndirnity, which is compatible with the good
of society, will as consequence be offered to his
BODY and 10 his memory. Each member of the COM
munity lives not for himself alone, but for the com
mon veal and in order TO contribute TO the general
the mutual the public and the private support requl-
site to the healthiul constitution OF society AS II Is
the chief purpose of good government TO preserve
invioate this principle of existence in all associated
communities so ought every effort TO contravene IT,
or TO escape from the responsibilities 1t involves 10
be repressed and punished in ways the most e'eciu-
AL coniormably with the spirit in which only should
punishment be inflicted and even those who either
directly or indirectly aid in the commission OF ms
act should be subjected TO punishment. Now
where is the objection to Legislature passing an
act th0tthe body OF suicide, 1cA0 mai not eCtHced
sufficient proof Of yreriouS insanity TO require
restraint or 7chose relations had not seen sufficient
pro0, of mental disorder to obtain medical AID or
other assistance requisite to tie protection Of Others
as ,reH as Of himself should be made Su6serr'entt0
medical instruction. and consequently 10 the general
are0li My own beliefs, that such a law would di-
minish The number OF suicides more Than three
fourths. and | see no valid objections that can be
offered against il.
Your views on the subject will much oblise
Your friend, l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
For The IrlJune.
Law TO Prevent Seduction.


AS citizen of New.York feel deeply inter
ested in the action OF Legislature upon this
subject.
1t has occurred 10 me, that ii the law of Scotland
could be enforced in country, it would be dec
dcdly beneficial In an old copy Of Erskines lnsi
tutes lsyo 1888, tit. g. sec. g., find this statement
at is not necessary that marriage should be cele
braed by clergyman. The consent Of parties may
be declared before any magistrate or simply before
witnesses And though no formal consent should
appear, marriage is presumed from cohabitation, or
vin! together at bed and board &c.
Now, Sir suppose young man, after long init
macy and promise OF marriage, succeeds in his fell
purpose-an innocent female being deceived falls
Ii our law forward, and upon proof OF CO.
habitation presumed his marriage with the lady
making him in every way responsible as hus
band-suhjecting him 10 an action for poygamy in
case be marres agGiH-would il not put an efectual
stop 10 all such cases of seduction?
Lee, US Try the Scotch law. Let US see if young
gentlemen q will attempt seduction after our law
has pronounced cohabitaton prtmG tdcte evidence
OF marriage. I. A. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
WINERlS CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.


INFORMS the fruitful source of many anc very ser
~ d--Bses indeed there IL scarcely compliant
which aicis infancy aud childhood, that may not he pro-
duced highly aggravated by The presence Ut these AMI
mails In. bowels Ca.r5 recorded ssys an eminent
ply siclaD OF producing ST Nu-' Dance iocEJa",
apoplxy, msnis dropsy IN the head, Inflammation OF me
eyrr perverted vision, para yss especially o the muscles
suservi-n. TO speech, counting papitaIon OF the heart
hckup dry cough, pleurauc pains, eruption, rheumatic
pans the joints sc. Dr. Cbapmaa says that every spe
OF Worms have their origin AND support IN
depraved condition of the digestive organs-
says in al OF diminished strength and ena-
Citation of frame reduced and especially the bow
debtaed stale may in child suspect
their -xsence or speedy generation Dr. Gregory Oh
serves b. doubted that weak state o the cises
tive that which principally leads TO the production
of worms Dr. Wood remarks there Il get great space
lor Improvement ia the of treating this compliant
Nv onrns) The largest Worms Internationally are found
most frequently young people of weakly ad
inrlasr Dres Gish-tc habits and hence our hrrt In
the stomach and ntestues particularly.
The remedy which would cal the attention OF Inc
public, hich has proved ssccrssul Tor long uie
and II is universally scknowedge d 10y ali who have tired
il, far superior any other medicine ever EMPLOYED
in diseases for which Is recommended II not only DE-.
struys Worms and iBvigorates The whole SYSTEM nut as
solves and csres OFT the supera untant slime or mucuE 30
prevalent in The stomach end bowels OF children more
p.caly those in had health The forms tbs bed or
nest which Worms produce i-ir young and by elnov
ing it, impossible for Worms Ia remain IN the body
Ii harmless effects the system, and the health OF
the patient always improved hy lis when no
Worms are discovered
WAT Kelcham l2I Fuons,; r. =. Sands lss Bowery,
cor OF 255ng; j. Co1dn. y HUDSON cor SPRING
j. w. Bass.t 81 Broadway, and Druggists generally
ilq TuSSal2aVslm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
General Notices.

RI American ty muasiuri, Nos. 80 and lei Crosby
pe5r Rleeckersl having been completed. open Tor
exercise Tins institution has been up considerable
eypense end with every the completion OF each
branch in order sfofd This city desirable place for The
encouragement of athletic eN"fcse To the great benefit Of
IN. general health The building having been erected
prssly for Gymnasium, IN all space of $500 sqr
Il the arena OF exercises occupying rising 1900 The eXr-
cses Will he found amusing well OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tons pleasant and The baths not aud cold water
will m an agreeable acquisition the establishment rs also
The Reading Room containing e files of City aud English
papers The exercises cOnssced that 10y the use OF
each every m Is brought into action caisog general
d-v.lopmen, and strengthening OF oil parts Of the body
Pups will he urder instruction of the Director To
those of seiertsy occupations the Institution Is OF much
importance, and invite their attention particularly ~
athletic smusenens sTea. number invaluable, and
this city greatly needed institution complete win
every hing necessary weregulaed aud properly con-
Quoted Gymnasium The following gentlemen have given
H. their ~ ppor them have TIE liberty o referring
Valentine Motl u D.; j. c. Cheesmeu, NJ. D.; j. hrarLey
Rogera NJ. D.; 4. c Post, VI. d.
n Y. Jary. ie;, 1916.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

An UNEXPECTED EUT JorFuL MEETISG-A
gentleman residing near Marlborough. in this coun.
". some DAYS since went 10 New ork 10 get hand
10 work for him on his farm. He CHANGED to have
recommended to him young man who had just en-
igra,ed from Germany, and through hired persons,
las the German could not speak English he en-
gagged to work with him, and brought the young man
over 10 his residence Al dusk the gentleman sent
10 a neishbor for German who had been working
there long time, having emigrated from Germany
MANY wears since. and whose steady habits had. as
much as any thing, influenced him IN retaining the
Young man, TO come and talk with the new work,
hand The German who was sent Tor came and
seated himself by the fire, back of the other who
was drinking his tea The family were waiting tor
the meal to be finished expecting 10 hear some real
Dutch talk; nor did they wait in vain, for the mo-
men, the young man turned from The table, his eyes
were fixed on The other German Both stood mo-
ment regarding each other-and then rushed INTO
each others arms-they were brothers, and bad met
for the first time in many years The kind feeling
the unbounded joy, the repeated embrace were w1r-
thy OF lovers. These two honest Dutchmen ala 'aih
real Dutch that night, and will probably do so long
time as they work on farms that adjoin each other
Monmouth IN. j. Enquirer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
Eamps, GulIerp, az.
PREMIUM LAMP STORE,


fNoUTHOUY MEYERS. Sill Broadway respectfully
- invite the pubic TO cali NJ their Store aud examine u1o
richest and To be found In this
country OF SRONZED and ORMOLu CHANDELIERS
CENTRE, MASTEL SOLAR, BRACKET and READ
ING LAMP CANDELABRA, GiRANDOLES BRAC-
HET BRAN HE'S and CANDLESTlCkS,i in every variety
OF patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS. and superb article, pc
culisry desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence Of the superiority OF this portion Of ther socS
any OF s class offered the public In this cry
ihey with honest pride refer iess that SIX SOLu
and FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded to the msAo;actur
within the as for The greatest variety ano
patterns and The unrivaled finish OF their WORK
Every article sold by c. n IL warranted 10 be wnsS they
represent those who wish obtain hrst class goods
prize often paid for such Of very inferior quality
are requested 10 favor them with call before purchasing
elsewhere.
~ a liberal dlscoun. to Churches and Hotels silly
LAMPS, GIRANDoLEs, &c.
4 AMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for the Spring Trade-DlETL,
BROTHER & Co, No is John.street are manufacturing
and have always hand complete Of acrs In
their line the following descriptions which they will sell
nj wholesale r retail. at Low PRICES for cash.
Improved Chemical OIL and Camphene Lamps,
Sola Lamps, Gilt aud Bronzed In great variety,
Cornelius y Cos celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
GIrandoes various patterns gk silyered or bronzed
Suspeudng Solsrs Dortc CeDphene Lamps,
Bracket Solars, Side do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Britannia Hand Lsnps, Csnphene Chandeliers
Superior Chemical OIL Pure sperm VII
do Camphene, Solar and Lard Oh,
do Burning Fluid, Refined Whale OIL mlsy
IIARDNYAfiE and Culery.-Seanan Lowerre 27s
III Spruxsl near Gr-snwchs offers for sale nrge and
general ssorert OF Hardware, Cutlery, Britannia aud
Jspaned Ware. ola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
HANDS

CHAPPED HANDS,
Roussers Amsndine.
A VERY CELEBRATED article for the certain cure snJ
n prevention OF Chspped HsrdA For sale al me d
druggists and dealers 10 periumery throughout tno
States, and manufacturers ,..awnv
,,-,,,I- hoo''N ~ lmr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

Te,HaT TEN DCLi.AR., kesarc-Ohered by the
4 undersigned, is still standing Unclaimed not pair Oh
Day manufacture OF Corrugated Suspenders have decoiH-
posed The offer continued 20 any person who viii pro,
duce pair OF my manufacture that nave decompo-ed
give any person new pair Tor any lie may
produce Manufacture should such FOR any reason
Whatever become dissatisfied win The quali;9 after wearing
The same month"; VIII other manufacturer copy
the Of this Advertisement II So they may be re-
leved OF their dollars very fast Buyers notice this,
and ave stain and your pockets from drain
$500 dozen embracing all the different styles and qualities
manuact red by the lneesienad For sale nqasItiss 70
SUIT HORACE II. DAY, Successorto koxDurJ lsdahnU-
her Co. . Msidrn..n- %
Hays PATENT Braces for Export-ll,5O 800 dozen,
D-nnracine all his various styles and qaiiies for Gale
store, ready for SP1ut tInd-, FOR sal by
5l After let MAY > Coftland..L
1,OODYEAK'- PAR ENT Door prug..-Ths only
VI genuine is found al i,O Broadway Stamped
Go5dyeafs PsienI, lS4 The public are eaauonsa
stamped rs above. GEO. BEECHER, 100 broad"a y.
i2.u
C0ODYEAR'S PATENT Metallic Rubber o's .
VI shoes warranted not sten or soften under an? De-
gree OF cold or h-a, An article unequaed for dursDy'
nesness or price For ae sa9ss snq 0S e' srosda
1p.TCI;P- IPxyEIRY Silver Ware, 2c.-Pur-
w chssers are invited examine the following arcies
which offered tor sale al very low prces PREF ssr ~
rc.r in tine gold and silver cas-s OF the
sest styles warranted correct Lne seepers 900
Of new and fashionable J-wery. Silver spoons Ladies',
Knives Forss Plated and Britannia are Goie ana SILVER
la1s
..,,nr nT FANCY Goods Watches, Jeuelry &c cleaned
and repaired LS - g NJ 80 ~ - ~ ~ .,,,,n.,
,9.,f opposite United State- Hotel
NNVEI,OPES FOX LETTkks.-A nre as.oft-
e. neDt I., rlsde up FOR nae, under Inc re~ Postage
Ia,- The, arc Of strongest Pos Ohce pspef s1iu.De
for st--i pens. BY C. R0oT CO Puh!.,hefI
ieT Of Walls; ia P-arst
DIG IRON, Blooms, Hammered Iron, &c
L 49, Tons L-n,gn Crane Pig Iron.
100 Oxford. do.
5, cetoctn, DO;
81 Hammered square iron, Il s2i.
25 do Flat, do ) To u.
= Brazier's Rods. 5-l6. 49,.
> Norway Bar Iron. For sale " ots 70 SUN pun
chs--rs- SHERMAN, AT"At.En, vai,nrst
u W = -
NIUlJNts IL \ -DS-Zpa cali chests d qosf'e' w.
i CHULAN SOUCHONG-loe OF. eo1es-
PEKOE FLOWERS-lS chests ,,,.
dy.un iysry supertort-s5 ctesis and ~ naii 90. -,
asn y,- ( assortment Of Teas OF every desGilp uon
hsrtng -xr-n Sn. and good qualities for ale wnoseasia
or retail 80 $500 - "a Ts1 ch,,h.,r.tz
ivIf IN, cr---- - 80 - - -
-790E--HAPE-, Nut RODS, &e.-
800 bundles Shoe shapes
2,a DO Nut Rods
40 90 SO squsre
500 II round
200 do SIG do
Just received and for sale By
80 corner Cliff and Fulton ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03

TSFAlI.IBLE Kennedy for Fro,ed Limos-Tne
proprietor ofte Danish LintmenI, which has attained
,ucn celebrity in Ire north Of Europe for ia efficacy In
healing Frosted Limbs and been introduced by hun In Phi
ad-lphia with equal succrss scqusnts those afflicted thai
he hss appointed Agencies ZIG Bleecker-st and IS
Maden-isns and 81 Msd-nlane up s,sirs where supply
NAV AWAY, procured % bottle dis 81"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
JAMES 7. HATFIELD Proprietor.
ial 2meod. HENRY L. VICES. Director.


ggr Reward Of CoId---A large proportion OF con-
suGpvc excited aggravated by colds and ne
Ills r-qIeD; and unhappy complaint - TOO ciIe
overoospd Sch.ncks Punoric Syrup alyvays succeeds
ia curing every cold and hud reds o cases oil Con
sumption might he prevented by ne USE "1 'is
It's ingredients are purely vegetbhie hn Mems au Ii"u
remedy therefore different superior 10 ali otherr
Very many Cases ot ~ y, ~ I, ,hr rem
Dyspepsia nav. been cured men teu paI'e. ~. az a
edes certificates of which Ice seen at the Once and
reference given 20 persons OF veracits VIM
have experienced The benefits o; this medicine
The genuine Pulmonic syrup is prepared exclusively 10y
The % H9a Is i9 Go s4 % I car
and have their lungs examined by regular
For sale a SO at Bush Hilyers l78 Greenwichsl A B.
SANDS Co rs Srosdway c. Hutchings, J 2i5 BleecS-
er-si; c. Ford pa Fourst corner Wooster, Washington
square; and II. EverIlt, IS Hudson.st
TT Remember that P :. Beekuihn does not sci! my on
ginnl genuine Pulnonc Ssp ana TO avoid deception by
ignorant and ilersc prelepdvTs apply Tor ADVICE or e
old established medicine at No. corIi.nd-sL US o''
~ The subscriber.' ioZengc for Cold in the
Head Instantly alevias the dsagseeaoc symptoms OF mat
unpleasant; disorder Permitted 10 dissolve slowly 10 the
mouth in i!s Gcon on The mn'us membrane OF maj organ,
1t whdraws Inflammation from the parts affected IL Is
also efcscous and approved remedy :or hoa'seneSs
aud loss OF voice. Price - cents Il box.
sold al the principal drug storrs, aud by J. l. COD.
DlNGroN, Soi Hudson. cor. sgnnt.st ~ llHi''P
RI Hydropathy.-A Hydropaihic Institution has
opened norstown ~ j. under NE supervision o
TINS estsbii.hnen, has The most ample accommodations
for patients and its arrangements OF Baths &c are alter m
latest and most approved plan.
Ths eject OF wafer or disease is truly surprising Old
chronic complaints such dyspeps., govt long standing
rheumatism spinal discusses curVaare5, nervous d.iicl-
ties paray s Diseases, injuries OF joints piles dropsy
p1oupsus OF the womb receive imneGiss and permanent
beu.t and acute Diseases al once arrested and cured
Morrisiown Is well known of the most delightful
and healthy villages In The country rendering it, therefore,
a verv desirable residence for lnvulds.
Applications for admission bee made H. III NsteT-st
or by (popt pad 10 DR. Dexter. al Morrstown S II
~ CIairvoyaure applied as Diagnosis of
Disease, DR.. p. WEBSTER. Residence. 552 Hudron-
Charles. Constltat:ons from A. NJ M = r. hi;I
Also, PRIVATE EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERlaM'
same place every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday nicn-s
commencing AT O'Clock. Tickets admitting gentleman
ana TWO ladies' 81 single tickets ~ csnts. l2 lncs
~ ]. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counselor al
IsW and Cof.,.ioner of Deeds. SC will attend IN the
R-.Jny. Room OF PammalIy Hail =, ali hours OF the day
nj ~ -nins iyi5 osd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-03
SANDS,S KENIED )

Cy.NDS,S KE0IEDY for the Salt Rheum.-Ths
- medicine has acquired very extended AID established
reputation wherever has heen used b9seh entirely on Us
own merits which superior efficacy has alone ausuhed
II has been found III OF 10 be perfect ana
lasting the following culaneous diseased VIZ oa
Rbeum Ring Worm, Tet.er Scad Head, BARRIERS or JacS-
,Un ch Mentagrs Eczema, Psoriasis Pamara, Bioich-s
and Fupes the Face and other affections OF Tue shn
Oyer eu thousand skin diseases have been cured
by This medicine which Gon. sufficient guar
aaty Of i'll great medicinal virtues. The following GER
TFic,rE Is selected from variety of others. which IL Is
h.evsd will fully satisfy minds Of all " no may use Tue
medicine Of liz Intrinsic virtues
Messrs. 4. B. 4 d. Sands-Geuts ] certify tnat nave
b-n Gu red OF the Salt gheum of years Standing by me
ns Of vour Remedy syrup OF Sarsapara, and wish
every person troubled with this dreadful disease IN any
form would call on me- and will satisfy them lha! your
medicine Will cure them perfectly Yours. truly,