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Etna Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CT.
CAPITAL Goa, 900 Dollars,
Wuh liberty I" increas ihe same to Ha!J a
= NiHi0n ri Dollars,
0FFER to ASSURE Dwelling. Houses.
OStnres. Mills. Manufactures. Ba rms.
Ships and Vessels wilhelm rort, ornn he
stocks, Goods and every other species Of
insurahle persona! "pertv.againstloss
or damage BY fire. az as low rates of pre-.
m:u Is lnySimilaT institution in good
Standing.
GIDEON II. HOLLISTEr.. Agent.
Ofic in the Court House
L4chfeld, Nov. IS. l645. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-16

A DWELLING HOUSE. Shop,
"A and ab ut I acres OF Land.
EkKs si,ua,pd about lwo miles vest OF
kiN he coust House 10 Litehheld, 20.
- Gently occupied BY M!. }. b.
Woodruff Possession given ,mm nMTS
EnquiEs oi NANS'A'A-A |AA'A'A" A
Litsh6elA. MsseA tSs 1Sso'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-16
fNo. % I

NO. 10
An Act in Addition TO an Act entitled Gan
Act authorizing the collection Of Debts by
Foreign Attachment
Sec. 1. Be Il enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives. IN Cen1u| Ilsstm-
Diy eonuened, That any debt OF legacy due
from an assigning debtor, and any other goo d.,
effects or credits In the hands OF an execu.' or
administrator or trustee If an assigning debtor.
as such, may be attached in his hands by the
process If foreign attachment.
SEC. q When an executor or administrator
OF tru:tee of an ASSIGNING debtor Is adJudged T."
be a trustee for or on account oil any So"ds' FL
tects or credits in his hands o pass. sslon. mere
" as such exec ulor or administrator or trustee,
whether in suit riglnsliy commenced against
him as irus" e, or against the deceastd tesia-
toI or int.stai, or ssigning debtor and Whril-
er the judgen. tb. IN the original suit Or -"
a writ al sen, foe ~, the execution snail mol
be served un his .Nn goods nr estate nor on his
person, but he shall he liable for the amount
in his hands, in like mann. and T. the same
extent ONLY az he would have been to the pm
ciple defendant il there had been no foreign
attachment.
SEC. 3. II, after final judgement against
an executor or administrator or trustee oil an as
signing debtor, tor any certain sum due from
him az a trustee he shall neglect to pay the
same. the original plaintiff IN the foreign al
tachmeni shall have the same remedy for ieco".
ering the amount, either upon sugges'lo" Of
waste or by suit on the administration or irus'
tee bond, az the principal defendant IN the for
eign attachment would have had upon judg-
ment recovered by himself for the same d..
H,and, against the executor or administrator or
trustee.
CYRUS H. BEARDSLEE.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
SAMUEL lNGHAM,
President of the Senate. FRO TEN,
Approved June nth, !c16.
An Act IN alteration to an Act entitled An
Act for the preservation Of Came" passed
May session. 1912.
Ne II enacted by the Senate and House .,
Repvesenfatiucs IN General -dss'moty con,
,~n,d. That the words ''6rst CAV OF August,
where thew occur in the first and second sections
Of said act, be altered to the fourth day oil July
CYRUS n. BEARDSLEE.
Sneaker ofthe House of Representatives,.
MOVES BILLINGS, President OF Senate
Approved June 18th, 1916
ISAAC TOUCEI.
| mo. 251
An Act to repeal an Act entitled " An Act IN
alteration an Act relating "a the Support
of Prisoners. when confined in Goal at thu
expense ofthe State"
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House O
Representative in Gemevai .9sse"'OIy eO"vcn
ed. That the act passed by the General Assem-
bly,. Q. May session, Is45, entitled, An Ac
IN alteration III an Act relating to the SuFp"F
Of Prisoners. when confined in Gael Of the es
psnse AZ the State" bs, and the same Is hereby
repssled.
"FF ~ W." ISAAC ToUCEY.
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ISAAC TOUCEY.
frn 30 !
mo. 33.]
Act concerning Firemen.

Act concerning Firemen.
Beat enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives. IN General .4Ssem6/y come.
nrd, That all persons who shalt serve fer the
term OF eight successive years, from and after
the passaga of this act, as rcmrn, IN any CIT
IN tins state. eilhrr a, members OF any fire
company, or compaIlts by law established
therein, or as eng Inrt rs, or hre wardeiis lur-
suant To the laws at TINS state, or the by laws
OF surn city, shall thereafter be exempted from
military duty, unless their services are needed
IN of war, INVASION, or to support The
laws.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-16
Spring Fashions.

lust received from New York
~ an assortment Of Fine .NUTRLd & SILK
HH - ~~9
which are offered at prices that cannot fail to
suit purchasers
Please call and examine for your
selves. A. P. P. CAMP.
Litchfeld, June 10th, 1916. TIA
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-16
CYRUS H. BEARDSLEE.

Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
NOY Ing :, Pres Of the Senate,
Approved June 5tn 1916, -
ISAAC TOUCEY.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
From. the Regenerator
coIN water for Curing sosIds.
Evsy suhseq ient inssrticn, :

Friend Murray: The cold water case mon
TONED in the first No. OF the Regeneraror, Is
much stronger case than there stated. l. cari"
TO my knowledge on this vie In the l. t
month of ls43, as was going o. Pc. i ....
wagon with a sick man in il ly,.- -a bis u...
lie seemed 10 be travelling iu wu,. ga...
inquired the cause of his suffering ano vac .a
that he was scalded BY the bursting at stcatr
works in a lanyard near Pqua, about tour ',,.
days before that he was an appreuric, to NJ
Nc Inrnahan. tanner, and that Mcrutnaho'i
was also scnIded with two of his sons. Bat It."
old man. who was the most sca'd, o. ary iur
ped immediately into the pool, which was Sigh,
ly frozen over. and came ont entirely well.
This tale appeared 50 marvellous that con.
cluded TO call ot the residence Of McTurnaho',
and make farther enquiries. did so. and wo~
Informed by the old mau Tint he, his two sop.
and apprentice were standing near the boil
It heating water when it burst. lie stood j..
such position as TO take the strongest curreH;
ofwnter and steam. This is the only evidence
no has That he was scalded rs bad es the Others.
for ne jumped Immediately into the pool and d.
recief the boys to follow him On coming ouy
and feeling the pain continue he went n again
The skin peeled offa little from the lower par,
OF his arms and i,,le from his breast This
was oil the marks he Ind uoon him, and il had
not hindered him from swork at all He sup
poses he was no, in the water more han FIVE
minutes.
His oldest son came to the brink Of the pool,
and stepped in obout half way up 10 his knees
He then stopped to inhibition his clothes and eo,.
how badly he YVES hurt. Finding the skiu w
oil with his clothes as he took them 1oa, T.
concluded 20 60 into the house snd So -
doctor 1t was within three or iour day,n
! months before he was abe 10 y sh -, .;.
But so far ms he went into tho pcnl ,be.o ,...
no mark Of hot water upop him. Tho vor,.,
son was scaldcd only upon rs lccs We ,oa,
, Immediately into the pool as his a,h., a;,sc,oa
The only mark sN uron him was a small so,,
on one of hiS heels,
The apprc.,ice went into the bopse ,n, u.a
doc'ored according to custom, II wss tvr
weeks before he could be taken homs Inn, :,
bed, and four months before ne con,d M obopt
have called several tines at McTurn,b,n's
once IN company with Samuel jay and Wul,ar
d Jay, members of 'ne Society Of Friends. wh
! i've IN Miami couo.y. The statemen, he mats,
is uniform and tL,nk may be relied upon.
Thine, Sc. Arorarrs w,r,.
-aefce' c'urty, o., 5th no lst, ls..e.
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i drertiser, July 7,

Seed or \ LocoMoT!vE An ex pertinent was
lately made on the Great Western line in Eng.
land for the purpose of exhibiting the attractive
engine dragging a passenger train Of one hundred
tons, performed the distance from London to
Bristol, ans miles, in 2h 26n. 4Gser., stoppa
ges lncIndet. The average speed attained on lie.
vel portions of the line was nearly sixty miles an
hour, On rapidly descending gradients a maxi.
mum speed 81 from seventy &c seventy-two miles
an hour VAS reached, whie again, on sharp
curves or steep ncnes, the rate was diminished
10 about fifty miles en hour.
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power included in the trust is corrupted by the
practice of reelection, are facts which no sane
mind pretends to contrJvcr, Il becomes then
the duty Of every ono who desires 70 maintain
The ascendency ofthe Democratic party OF Penn.
sylvania to set his face against the present prac.
tee, ond to assert and maintain the principle,
that in all future nominations to offices where
great powers are conferred the incumben,s
sha! not be re-clectad
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Eonia.seenes OF p,,o.r.,,

The 'Ls for NJ tho (',, bo, ,.L ~
able r,!t ,n.rsio, =, tho
wa. y, a. b.s r,s;l,ro, -
',vcr,,,sd; :, 90 ,.
Co, ,.ccr,ed ,rhi. h,.s, arrl1'',''' 10
.,,lo,,ol C,..,,,- ,. ~. W.
Clinton. and .,,o-,,,rl, a. -.
of General pn,osm rhor, ), ,,.,;l-., -,
family ,o,o, R,,r ,o;a,. -, -. -,
and liy;,,,, ,b-, ,,,;,l -.
tho csIabrs,oa
bo,r,oo,, It,, ,,.,,,,..-..,.',r o' P'11'
of his yio,;r,, Nj W. -. '"'' os'
,,
IL v" GUS
..,
story '.-
.Mis, Nocc-c;fr. tho c.,.b,r...-. -..........
was arres,ed ras, ,bo .,,,.. ". .....
ing on horseback and ,cc,o,,,n...., h...
She WAS held in cus,ody as ,.,,...,..,.,
=, b., o,c,..,.,l
o,.,- ara .r,,.,r, A,
:, en;,v tho l,,,,,., ,,h..,,,.. ,.I.'1
" in her r,y,,i,o ooc.,,o,,,,.,, g 49,.
n,iu,io, C,,-,..
d,c,,oos ., "a, ..;.,,
send - nor f,,,,.r h,, a.,:',,~.sn.N,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

ELnrR KN.pr VS. 'TrS PINs.'-E der Kns 10
lately preached sermon against Theatres aud
Ten pms. lie hurled his thunder especially at
the latter He Gays hat 1.-The devil was rolling
ten pms, and the little devils setting them up;
that the devil rolled three hsils. the iirs, of
whlca was infidelity the second Unversais ism,
and The third the ball of Damration The first
ball generally got from one To three pins the
second from five to seven, and the third dam.
naiioa) swept the whole board, and cot ten
strike
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

ABOUT B,pIrs,-'A babe in house. says
TuPper. is @ell-sPring of pleasure, a messen.
ger OF peace and love, resting place for limo.
cence on earth, link ectween angels and men
A babe in church, say @e, il duck puddle
OF annoyance, an object oT trouble and anxiety.
a resting place for flies and mosquitoes, link
between the scTesch owl and tor cal,
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a Desperate Woman.

DeSPer"'e "o""n'
headers of newspapers have doubtless mott.
ced, within the year ?nst, occasional illusions
10 ""'""h VI me western country VINO com
Pla'n'n "f terrible wrongs she had suffered ut
'n' hanns OF man formerly resident IN thus c'
W. ana threatened some dreadful retrlbulion
me INST notice OF her stated mat she had left
h''oyc''e' '""''nn' VI masculine azure and ar
tneo' ana h'h made hrr way 10 some town IN
'ne '''e''"' o' ohio'
Last saturday mor7lnc' whiie the Hreat
western was laying ot MacRlnaw, IL was WINS
Pe'eu rochu 'hat ore OF 'he passengers VINO
seemed 'rIh BOY OF some sixteen or eighteen
y'd'S' WINS ~ 'Sc' "o'hnn' Cap' walker IN
we" '"e youth ana one OF the pr'ncipai cluzens
Ni"cR'n'" mo MS Once ana there being
q"'S''"nea' 'he suspicious passenger cccIared
''s''' "o"'""' ana gave hef reasons Tor as
S''"'"3 '"e o'ess she wore. She SAID she WAS
married, ~ she supposed, few years ago, in
-,,',, W. IVA" "''',' ','''e o"' ''''','',""'
'''' "'''' ''"s "'.' nun
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"'' '''' '''A'eSsh'es u woman eoaoeu 10 despe'
''' '''' "'' '''o '''o0. 'e"'
II nc '"''eu 'o'" "e' Jus''ce'
~ th's point the door opened, and the mai,
"h" mao covered ce'"rs her' shot out like light.
w W. '''''e, N'o 300" 'o''
lowed "''er' ascer'a'ncd his place OF business
""' 'o"E'' ''''"'' '''f'''"' AS she ap
P'''''''' ','s man. '0"o''e' suppos'ng she had
,-,.I '"'' "e ""s. ue
n,r s,,,r .l. g.. "'
b,, lroo;,, r;.,o,
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x,,nor ssv,,, .ho ,.,oI t-hS,
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"A G A II y .
TO THE CIVILIZED WORL

TO / HE CIVILIZED WORBD.!
NT B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
y Agent, duly ru'horized and empowered, by
the proprie,ors Of mo,t of the hest newspapers of
oil the cities and principal owns in the L. :. and
Csnsds, to receive .uhscrlp ions and advertise.
menis, and to 2 receipts for them, respectfully
notifies the public, that he il prepared t. execute
orders from all parts of the Civil z"d World, en-
hracing individuals, Firms SocieIies, Clubs. Rra
ding Rooms, Corporations. &c, at his several off.
in the cities of Philad ,hia, Baltimore. New
York md Boston, and whe communication and
inquiries. post paid may I've directed. Address "
Is. PALMER, Philadelphia, y. w. corner Third
and Chesnu' streets Baltimore, s. F.. corner Bal
irmore and Calvert streets New York. Tribune
Buildings opposite City Hall; Boston. 20 State ST.
As no other person or persons are IN any man.
lor connected with the subscriber, in the American
Newspaper Agency, all letters and communications
him, should he carefully directed o. above, aud
o no other person. This Cau,on has become
essay in order To avoid mis- axes and put the pub.
&c OH their guard against oil! pretended Agents.
V. 3. PALMER.
American Newspaper Agent.
Editors ,h,ouehout the United States fn whom
:. B. Pslner is Agent, will promote the adj antsg"
all concerned. hv pnhshiug the above.
PUBLIC NSEECE.-N. b. Palmer is the
uly authorised Az ~ l"r 'hc .SUsnrnr AMhRi-
.S," in r;u of rhilidelphia New York
;nston sud B4l;iInoTr, Of which pub &c notice II
srrhy gwen. March II, 1916
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A Spirited Lameut.

The Columbian, a New York Magazine, HI
the following translation from Mexican poet
Vera Ciuz. The verses have much poetic
merit
"RIO BRAVO"
NrxicAs LAMENT.
Rio Bravo Rio Bravo,
Saw men ever such a sight,
Since the field Of Ronce.valirs,
Sealed the fate OF many knight
Dark is Palo Altos story,
Sad Re.aea Palma's route,
On those fatal fields so CORY
Many gallan, life went out
There our best and bravest anccs.
Shivered 'gainst the Northern steel,
L.h the valian, hearts that couched ih-n,
Meath tho Northern chargers heel.
Rio Bravo Rio Bravo
Minstrel ne'er knew such fight,
Since the field of Roncesvalles
Sealed the fate Of many knight.
Rio Bravo, fatal river,
Saw ye not while red with gore,
Tore Ohio all headless qrver.
A ghastiy trunk upou thy shore
Heard We not the wounded courscrs
Shrieking on your trampled banks,
As the Northerned winged artillery
Thundercd on our shattered ranks
There Arista, best and braves,,
There Ragnena, tried and true.
On the fatal field thou lavest,
Nobly did all men could do.
Nainly there those heroes rally.
CASTLE on Montc1uma's shore,
"Rio "Roncesvalles,"
Ye are names blent eve.morc.
Weepest thon, lorn lady Incz,
For thy lover mid the slain,
Brave La Vegas ,renchant ialchion
CleN his slayer 10 the brain.
Brave La Vega who all lonely.
BY host of foes beset.
Yielded up his sabre only
When his equal there he met.
Other champions no: less noted
Sleep beneath that sulen wave,
Rio Bravo, thou hast f'oa,ed
An army 10 an ocean grave.
On they came, those Northern horsemen
On ike eagles toward the sun
Followed then the Northern bnyonet
And the field was lost and won
y, for Orlarho's horn 20 rally
His paladius on that sad shore,
"Rio Bravo" "RonJesvaiies,
Ye are names blrnt evermore
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FINI OPEN couNrrYANcr.

Beyond each charm in proud beauty lies
CTled Wili, ian open countenance prize"
Sure is II that " cried Pat, "you hold SO dear
Then Hates vour grl--Acr mcuft's from ,Gr h
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PRICES OF ADVERTISING.
square | insertion,
| do 2 do .
| ia Z a.,

square insertion, 30 50
do 2 do o 75
DO } do 90
Every suhseq lcnt inssrticn, o ~
YEARLY Advertisements: one column, S25 haf
column, $ls. three squares, $l2; two squares 80;
one square. So. Halfyeatly one column, SIS I;
half column, Sls; three squares, s.; two squares,
S5; one square. 50 so.
Advertisements left without directions ss to tho
length of time they are to he published, will hs
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
inglv.
CrSixteen lines or less make a square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
SIIUGERT'S PATENT
YkS=rNG MACHINE

YkS=-NG MACHINE.
iNHIS Machine has now been tested by more
than thirty families in this neighborh"od and
given entire satisfaction. II is 50 simple in ,s
Instruction. that II cannot get out Of order. il
a,aius no ton 10 ru'i. and springs or rollers TO
/ out Of rep,ir. II viii do twice as much wash.
,, with less than halt the wear and tear Of All, Of
late invenrion., and what ia Of greater in.por.
ace il costs bu, little over half as much as other
shing mschines.
The subscriber has The exclusive RICH, for Nor
Imherlanh, Inon, I.N NcumlpG. C"lurnhii, l.ri-
nc and Ciin'on counties. Price of single ma.
ne &c. II. ID. ASSER.
The toawins ce,,ihcatc is from few of those
o. have ,hc>e machines in use.
sunhury, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the subscribers certify that We have now
use, in nur families, "Shugert's Patent WASH
Machine" and do not hs state s,ying that it is
ost excellent invcn,ion. That, in Washing,
3iIl ave more than one hall the usual labor
at it does not require more than one third the
al quantity OF soap and water and that there
o rubbing, aud consequently. little or no wear
OF tesring.--ihat it knocks of no buttons. and
the finest clolhes, such as collars, lnces, tucks,
:, &C., may he washed in a veIy .hort lime
lout the least injury, and in fact without auy
aren't wear and tear. whatever. We iheIeh,rr
'rfuy recommend il to our friends and to the
lie, as mos, useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HIGGINS,
A. JORDAN.
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS. PLEASASTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
n. HorEL, Formerly fremont House, No
Chcsnut suoei) Philadephis, September
ST. ls44.
Ia>e used Shugert's Patent Washing Machine
house upwards of eight months. and do not
ue 10 tsy that deem II one Of the mot use
ID valusbIe labor-saving machines ever inven.
| formerly kept two women continually oc'
d in washing, who now do as much IN two
as they then did in one week There is no
or tear in washing. snd |, requires not more
one-third the usual qusnty Of soap. have
number of other machines in my family. hu.
$50 decidedly superior To every thing else, and
10 liable to set out Of repair, ,hs, | would not
thout one if they should oos, ten times the
they sold for DANIEL HERR.
LAX SEED.-The highest price will he
given for Flax SEED, at the store OF
ass HENRY MAssER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

a DELAwARr Hero "A correspondent al
New ORLEANS who belongs to the Army, hus
sen, us a letter detailing the exploits Of young
Della waran named Samuel +. Chambers, who it
seems was the brother IN arms OF the writer
Chambers joined the Army at Corpus Christi.
and went with Captoin Walkers Texas Ran.
gers to the R'o Grande. On the first OF May,
when Walker made the desperate attempt to
cut his way through to rayiors camp TOR the
purpose ot opening the communication, Cham.
bcrs was one Of the few men who went with
him. In the encounter with the McXicans they
lost all but fifteen men. Chambers had horse
shot under him. He captured another from a
Mexican, which shared the same fate as the
first, and was the last man that returned to
camp. Chambers did rot admire the discretion
of Caplsin W. as much as he did his courage,
and applied to Captain May for a place in his
company in the expected battles on The s'h and
9th. The application was granted, and {. MAS
the second man that crossed the Mexican battle.
" in the charge. He was found after the bat.
rls. wing under his horse hy the side Of one of
the Mexican pieces, with HE shoulder dlsIoca.
ted and much bruised, and entirely insensble.
He was removed from the Geld, and has since
recovered from his injuries. The writer of the
letter says his comrades have given him the
name Of the Hero Of Delaware Some OF those
who observed his conduct during the battle, say
he fought as if he intended with his single arm
to put to fl gh, the whole Mexican army. With
his sabre IN une hand, he assaulted the men IN
charge Of the battery, and with the other he
discharged his pistols in their faces. Three
bayonet wounds through the body, which he re.
celved, show how desperate the contest was,
and how gallantly he stood his ground. The
father OF this young hero was named Issac
Chambers. lie resided in the State of Della.
ware, and has also lived IN Philadelphia. His
mother lives at present in Wilmington, it is
believed. and the object ofthe letter is TO ac.
quaint the latter of her sons safety. Success
to him. and may his gallan,ry win for him
moro substantial honors than the admiration OF
his comrades philadelphia kedeer,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-05-16

ANOTHER LIFE SAVED by the use of DIR.
ITAR'5 BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. The
wing certificate is from the wife of MIR. Enoch
4, a very respectable farmer in Oxford CO. Maine,
an be relied upon as true in every particular
IS not solicited, but given by the lady, from
of duty feeling that she owed the preservation
IL life to DR.. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry.
RUMFoRD, Oxford co. Me-, July %, 1886
s may certify that have for a number of years
Severely afflicted with the asthma. In October,
took violent cold, which produced very
Re cough, which was accompanied with severe
in my side, and | sweat prOfusely at night
d bad symptoms continued, until was so much
! ed that was unable to do any work about the
u, or even walk across the room without 'sist-
In July, 1874, was so afflicted with shortness
path, such great difficulty in breathing, and i'll
severe pain, that was unable to lie in bed or
= for three weeks. One physician who attended
s nd another who was consulted, both gave me up
f-said they could do no more for me. My friends
ired of my life. had no hope myself. then
lenced taking DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild
sy. Before had taken one bottle, was able to
: Until had taken four bottles, and NOW AM
= H. free from pain, little or no cough, do my own
keep no help, and have not enjoyed better health
teen years. Signed, RELIANCE PERRY,
hand and for sale by
SFABLER & CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
10, by George X. Tyler, ~ e. Baltimore street;
zS. Hance Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
zIinsOn, corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
ms & Brother, cor. Green and Franklin streets;
HI B. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per-
corner Market and Green-sts.; George H Keer,
s23 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
street. mll.lw