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The wing correspondents and editors ore mislA-
ken in saying that during the last summer we de-
clared that the line Of 49o had been offered 70 Great
Britain. We knew better; and We knew that the
fact would be officially disclosed at the approaching
session of Congress.
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Tomorrow evening, Mr. and the Misses somon
give another Of their delightful musical entertain.
menrs. Their ballad singing is worth more than
the price of admission. A fun and fashionable
room graced their eoneertast evening, asd we wish
them the same result on this occasion
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diourned till tomorrow IL O'Clock.
TUESDAY, January 6.

Alfred H. Hanscom and Cogswell II. Green,
esqs., of Michigan, admitted an attorneys and
counsellors of this court.
No. 53.--Thomas Cookendorfer, plaintiff in error
u.s. Anthony Preston. This cause was argued by
Messrs Bledsoe and Coke for the plaintiff in error,
and by Mr.. Bradley for the defendant in error.
No. 54.--Wm, A. Bradley appellant rs. Pierre
Chateau, r., Il al. The argument Of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Coke for the appellant.
Adjourned till tomorrow | o'clock.
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No. LECTURE in relation 70 the objects of the
American Peace Society, will be given on Wednes-
day evening, January 7th, at the Protestant Metho
dist Church on 9th street. between Z and + Streets
by Mr.. Denny, at Up. m.
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nE- NATIONAL srB JAsuaRy BAlI,---A meeting Of
the gentlemen composing the several committees to
the national 9Th Of January ball and banquet, will
be held at Cerusi's saloon on Thursday, at III
O'Clock, q. m, 9Th inst. Jan 6--2p
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MORGAN.

s.irf.--Nep York, January 3, ls46-F7rst Boord-
500 Ohio 6s, 1850 90; 5000 do 92s Isl OOd0 do oh
Isl 900 Kentucky 6s 1871 a5s 5000 do o. months
5000 Illinois special bonds 35 do 35l II 900
do 35a 80 Morris canal 2O 100 do 1876 do 1915 do
l94 80 Erie r. 72 so do 10; 10 do 10; so Vcksburg
~ c.; lbs Stonngton X r., Al.
Second Board.-5Oo Illinois special bonds, 3)a.
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s34,640,446
S45,452,,3Ol
34,640,44G
slO.sll.s55


Increase, SlOSll ,s55
The arrival of coasting vessels, including ships,
barques, briggs, and schooners, at the port OF New
York for the year ls45, amounted to 4, 799 Add
foreign arrivals, 2,O44-toal 7,S43; giving an i'll
crease Of 275 vessels for the present year, exclusive
ofminor coal and wood schooners, and all soops.
IU,5I9 tons Of shipping have been built in the
district of Falmouth, Maine, in 1915 including AZ
vessels and s35l IS 95ths tons in Eall including "a
The Bank Of Commerce, of this city, has declared
a semi-annua dividend Of 8 per cent.
Mr.. Cummings, of Williamsburg has found that
cork shavings preserve the Isabella grapes all win
ter fresh and green.
The public debt of Boston amounts to ST.
O52, $50 ..
The ship Arcole sailed to. day for MarseilIes The
Utica sailed yesterday for Havre.
There was, as before remarked, general decline
in stocks to-day. The produce market is very dull.
Flour is held at IS s7l. There were buyers at
IS rs and IS 8l!. No transactions worth re-
porting. Cotton remains dull There were no
sales to-day worth mentioning 3O4 tierces of
good mess beef, put up for the English mar
ket, sold to-day at - per tierce. Clover seed
sells at II cents. No attentions to make in the
price Of pork, or other leading articles of produce
Rice is dull; sugar is dull and indeed every thing
else; and will remain more or less so till we get the
steamers news which sails from Liverpool this
day--the 4th being on Sunday, which always
delays her departure one day. Exchange on Lon
don is dull at 49, a. 49,. Freights are dull. Flour
3s., and cotton ID. to Liverpool To Havre no
change.
Cleared-ships Areole, Marseilles; Atlas, Cork
and market; Anson, Charleston; barque Rose Stan
dish, New Orleans; Ann Harley, (Br., Glasgow;
]. A. Jesurum, Curocoa; brig Demerara Mayaguez,
P. r.; schr. J. T. Berthe, Jacksonville, E. F.
Yours, very truly,
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ss7,7S2,s29
sl3,l23, 4G9
Increase in lS45,

Increase in lS45, Sl3l23 469
Statement Of the value Of all the property which
came to the Hudson river on the canals, and Of
every description in l544 and l545.
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VIII hereafter initiate, il the present administrator
shall be crowned with the benefits which every good
man wishes, and which every honest patriot viii at
tempt TO accomplish In any event, We will seek to
make this moral lesson effective and, for this pur
pose, we go 10 Washington carry out the pledges
under which MIR. Polk has been elected and TO keep
our party united. We 90, Of course, with the firm
determination TO avoid all premature contests for the
succession. Pledged TO no Candidate committed to
no clique, prejudced against no portion Of our par
~ anxious TO extend the right hand Of fellowship
TO every section, and every honest republican, We
go TO our post Of duty not TO disturb but to unite
not TO offend, but 10 conciliate YET in every case
TO discharge our duty taking for our best guides the
principles of the constitution and the interests Of our
country"
To these resolutions we do, and shall, most reig-
iously adhere. .... n.... ... I'd
This principle we would respectfully recommend
to the adoption of every republican brother Of the
press. We use strong language when we say il,
but II Ia true, that scorn to minge in any mere
personal question of this sort. We will follow in
no mans wake. We are determined to administer
no alimen to the hopes Of the wings from any dis
sensions in the bosom Of our own party We APP
Prehend no serious difficulty from this source, If
our party acts with prudence, and keeps in view
only the interests Of the country, and the union OF
its own ranks.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-26
HE lie IS.
4 Cure for Life Secured.

nR. UPHAM'S INTERNAL REMEDY for
~ the cure of Piles, Inhamati on of the Liv-
er and Spleen, inflammation, Soreness and Ulcer
alton Of Stomach, Bowels, Kidney and Bladder,
Weakness and inflammation of the Spine.
THE VEGITA BILE PILE ELECTUARY,
is the only successful remedy for that danger
Gus and distressing complaint, the Piles, ever
offered to the public.
Mark this, it is an internal remedy not an ex-
ternal application, and will any case of
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal and ex-
ternal; and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it. 1t is positive
cure-sPeedy and permanent. 1t is also a con-
venient medicine to take. and improves the gen.
eral health in remarkable manner,
1t is very mild in its operation. and may be
taken in cases of the most acute inflammation,
without danger. All external applications are
in the hig hest degree disa greable, inconvenient
and offensive; and from tine very nature of the
disease, temporary in its effects. This medicine
attacks the disease at its source, and removing
the cause, renders the cures certain md perma-
nent Sos Tess
The Eiectuary contains no mineral medicine,
no aloes, colocynth, gamboge, or other power
full and irritati ting purgative- No fear of taking
cold while under its influence. No change in
diet necessary. If taken according TO directions
cure for life is guaranteed.
Projectors office, 1876 Bowery. Sold whole
sale and retail by WYATT & KETCHAM. I2I
Fulton st. N Y. and ALLEN c.. HALLOCK.
Main st. near Water, Evansville, Ia.
Nov. IL, l846,-6mo.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-26
New Goods. New Goods!.

A T the store of ]. FL. BOFENDICK g. Co.
n on Main Street The subscribers have re
ceIved supply of Spring and Summer Goods
ment received this day very beautiful
Lawns, English and American Prints, high an
fine coors; Ribbons and Bonnets, latest style /:
Artificial Flowers; Silk Hd'kfs.-also a large
and good assortment of Boots and Shoes, with
full supply of childrens sizes.
Also-Domestic Sheetings, Tickings, Drill
lings and Checks, Summer Pantel oonery, Linen
and WOrsted goods Palm Hats, great variety
of new style goods, plain and plaid striped and
figured Cambria, Jackonet Muslin. bishop lawns
Pongee, Spitt6eld and Cotton Hd'kfs., Gimps,
Hosiery, Gloves, Suspendefs, Sapes, &c.
We think our goods and prices will induce
those wishing to purchase to call and see be-
fore buying elsewhere.
March 26 If J.H. BOFENDICK & Co.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-26
CENTRE TOWNSHIP, No. 7.
STATE OF INDIANA,l

&C.,
acknowledgements"
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FUEL FOR STEAMERS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


BuRIAu or CoSsrRue., EsUlP., AND REPAIR,
26th February, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
- fuel Jon steam resssis, will be received at this bu
reau until the hTst Of April next, for furnishing and
delivering six hundred tons of the best quality btu
mInous coal, suitable for steamers.
Said coal must be as free as possible from other
substances and particularly from sulphur Il must be
dry, clean, lump coal. Ii required by the agent Of
the government the lump must be separated from
the fine AFTER It's delivery at the places designated at
the expense Of the eontrReioT and must be endrely
satisfactory TO the persons who may be appointed
by the bureau to inspect it, before will be received
by the United States.
One half TO be delivered at such place at or near
Erie Pennsylvania; and the other half al such place
at or near Cleveland, OHIO, as may be designated
by the Navy Department; and al least one half the
quantity for each place 10 he delivered or before
the first Of June next, and the remainder on or be-
fore the first OF July next.
The price must be stated fur the ton OF twenty
tao hundred and forty pounds, as weighed and ac-
eepted, at the places Of delivery.
Satisfactory bonds, with two responsible sureties
IN half the amount Of the contract will be required
for its faithful performance, in addition to reserva-
ton Of ten per cent from all approved bills, which
per cent will not be paid until the full completion Of
the contract, according TO its terms; and the remain
ing ninety per eentum will be paid TO the contractor
or his order, within thirty days afler presentation
to such navy agent as may be agreed upon
In Of failure on the part OF the contractor to
furnish and deliver the COAL within the time speeih-
3D. the bureau the right to direct purchases
70 be made 10 supply deficiencies and the contractor
and his sureties are to be liable for any excess Of
cost over the contract price; and the ten per cent re-
served, to be forfeited TO the use and benefit of the
United States.
Feb. 26-law4v
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A CARD.
DOCTOR HARD'S TRUSS FOR The re Z

IL LIEF AND CURE OF RUPTURE
OR HERNIA.-The inventor and proprietor OF
This snneror instrument is now in Washing
ion. and ia exhibiting to the public; and he in
vies every person who uses truss to call and ex-
anime n II ia different from anything Of the truss
kind that those familiar with trusses have ever
seen II comprehends every requisite for afiording
ease, comfort, and hnal cure Call and examine
The instrument expressly constructed for the use
ofl,dies and children as well men. remain IN
washington for few days, and will give my per-
sonal attention to those who call on me at Mr.. De-
lany's drug store, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and a. street.
March ll--eodlwif-
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JOHN EARLE, Jun, e. Co.,

: JOHN EAKLE, JUN, W CO', - >
Merchant Taiors, No 46 Washington street, Boston,
VIZ GUILD respectfully inform their numerous
w friends and the public generally, that they
have received large supply of most elegant and
fashionable cloths, oassmeres, and other goods,
whch thoy are prepared to make up in their usual
superior STYLE al short notice. and very low prices,
and forward TO my part Of the United States, The
attehtion Of
MEspEn, or CoNcREss, NAVY AND Army OFFICERS,
and gentlemen in the employ Of government, is par
tculary invited, to many Of whom they are already
known, and beg to render their grateful acknow
Judgments for their long continued patronage.
A liberal credit, as heretofore, will be given.
They have appointed
Ch De Seiding, No. H. 7odds Buildings, Penn. ~
Washington, ID. G.,
heir agent, who is duly authorized to receive
payments and orders, which will be promptly at
tended to.
Nov. I-3tawH
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EoR sALE-A highly valuable farm, contain.
i ing sixty-fve Of well-imProved soil, about
one mile and half from the capitol, near the Bla.
densburg and Baltimore pike, fronting on the road
With an excellent peach orchard of the very best
kind. Also, a few apples. This place is well
watcred by two springs, and pump at the door
As for beauty of scenery and locality, end the CON
venienco to market, it cannot be surpassed Aay
person DESTROYS of purchasing such farm VIII call
on the subscriber, residing thereon.
JOHN A. BARTRUFF.
E.h Q-eod,fOw
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MRS E. Q: ROBINSON IT;S corner Of Is, and 3
enc nsrlor. or two chambers and two parlors unoc-
cun;ed. which she is desirous Of filing. They can
he hsd either with or without board, being a very
pIeasant and desirable residence for the spring and
summer .r
March 9--3,sod-
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ILTANTED.-A situation as teacher, by grad
w uate Of European college, who teaches
the Latin and Greek languages and all the branches
Of an English and mathematical education, and who
will produce the most satisfactory recommendations
for strict morality and thorough ability in his pro
fesson. ANY Communications addressed to Ut. G.
D." At Baltimore, Maryland, will be Immediately
attended TO. ......
March 1885,,
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T Avs OF THE UNITED STATES; 3 vol
IL umes; price thirty dollars. For sale, single
copy only, by +. FAfLof'
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r. ID. MoSELEY

Urited States 8ttornsy,
WILL attend the several State and federal courts
w held at Nashville.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of
claims.
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee
Mar 10
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ITO LET--A neat three-story brick house, con,
i tanning nine rooms and kitchen, win gooh
ward fronting south and other convenences, sltua-
led ON G. street between 9th and 10Th streets, anu
in view OF the centre market square. For further
P''''"'''' "'F'" ROBERT KEYwoRTH.
Mnrch At
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Asst NoTICE.-The drawing for hose rich
l. diamonds and costly articles OF watches l, Jew
e a.yy, March Is, at 1 o'clock, at the store Of
''N'' ROBERT KEYWoRTII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
Nj. & T. SWEENEY,
HAVE just received aud opened 100 p,ckar,
\ FINE CHINA snd QuEENSwARi

HAVE jusi received aud upencd 100 package
L 4 FINE CHINA and QUEENSwARE
Amene oher articles they have ca
Fine Gnid hand China Tea Sets from 81 tn 100 D
Rich Gilt and Fancy d. DO
Do 90 extra fine do
Richly drrcta;ed Msniel Orr amcnis Colognes. Fan.
cy Inks Baskets &c in great variety.
The Lrdies are invited 10 cali and eSnune
these. as they surrsss any thing of The kmd eves
before Brought - this euuiry and are worth seeing
Rich Gill and embossed Fruit Baskets, laced & high
WhHc China do DO do
oili AID plain ComToirrs. Cassetolcs. Tutreens,
Boats AMI S,and.; Tsa Pots. Sugars anI Creams
Tea and Coffee Cups and Saucers. Plates &c, fuied
plain and ancy Styles IN sets pieces 10 suit cue
TONERS
In common ware we have IiTerrool Dishes and
Plates oi all sizes Tens and Coees. Tea aud Coffee
Pots. Sugars and Creams, Sc. of various culo,s
printed. fl"wi ing b'uc and Fancy Toil, Sets: crn.
non edged Plates. Dish, IS. Teas. &c. &c. with eve.
~ other article usually KEEP, IN the musi extensive
establishments ia the country. aud Which the public
need only call and price To be satisfied that We sell
lower Than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
hive on hard and are constantly manufacturing
Cut and PLAIN liell Lamps. Lanterns. Tumblcr.
Dishes. &c; which together with orr stock Of
Qneenswarc. We invite the attention oi purchasers.
emhcr wholesale or re'ail. Warehouses; Nos Z and
Monroe ~. Wheeling. w sstt nov IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
RETURN PREMIUMS
TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS ANp
O'rIITItS

THE SUBSc RI Der keeps constantly Tor sale,
NJ the lowest ruers. an sssof men' oi NtD'
ICINES. DRUGS. OYESTUtF $. PAINTS. OILS,
GLASS. VARNIsI. BRUSHES. &c. SC.
CcofJen' his ptces will give satisfaction. he So
l3eiisevCn ih0o " h. may inteDd To purchase at
the time, TO ascertain The prices OF bis goods
Any c. mmuncatious asking The prices 81 gocds.
ere most eh~criuliy and promptly answered.
lie would particularly sisic. that he has Steam
Factory n connection wnh hi. sioie. for P1wdeunp
Jssp, Rhubofh, Iiecacnauhn and many other
Medicines; for grinding Musiafd. Cinnamon Ais
rico Pepper. Cloves. 81; tnd Lamp Black. Black
LesJ, Yesnian Red. Chrome yellow ond green
vsfdegrs. yellow Ochrc aad ohor Paints In oil
oil Of which he is able 10 sell 1T tho very Iowes
prices.
Pants miyed slready fof zee and PIT 40 in cor
then pots Of different sizes foe family convenience
Patty The he. qualify Of "a cents per 10. ca
of bls5ders. snd eis pev ID N bladdes. w. qu0nii
iiss Of so pounds end spwafis
ear No charge maJo GO delivering goods I'm o.
pau Of the cHy w w GORDON
DsUooi.T, No 1852 West Pf,u. lev h,ors f,ou
Light 81. and opposite The B & ORR Depot
sb % BALriN0RE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

CuANCERv sALF.

LOTS IN MIDDLE WHEELING.
DURsUANr 10 tbe decree pronounced 10 the
spn 10 Cbuncery on tho i7b do5 81 January
1886. wherein
WILTON p Dean s Complainant
AvB
Joho Giehrsi. Willoh Colin end others. are D..
CsRSanfs
The Sheriff n Ohio county, acting ne commission
~ under said decree wi ofIet or -alc NJ The font
door n ,hs copu bouse Of ssid county u Ohio, on
Saturday the ooh day NJ June 1916 LOIS hmm
bered fwo hundred and SIX one bundled ard one.
me honared and thirty eight, one hundred and
l,ry seven one hundred aid forty nino md ihily
Two. t206) u0i) U39) u41) tl49) 1927 snnaie N
that cart II Middle Wheelnz fnow n part u The
cry u wheeinej laid 81 w Noah Lans. John sw
cei md others. many o. snch rafis thereoiq ~
shall be necessary satisfy the debt, Interest an
costs. dectscd me eompeinani IN he cau.e.
/ FRliS-TcD Ger cent ci tho pure a'c uonsj
be paid IN cash. sed Ne fesldue lho,eOi 10 th'e'
eqaal payments atfi1, iwei,e AID eighteen month
rom tho dag Of ealc. iho pufcho'ef ne purchaser
giving bonds wi'li rord security. brsii"g in''fs'
rom ,ho dly % 500.
Join q FoFF - fr
ma, II V G Wcops 3 . G..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
TM0MSON'S
COM POUN Nd SYRUP OF TAR,
AND WOOn NApIxruIN

For The cure Of Pulmonary Consumption,
bronchitis. asthma, Chronic Catorrh. Ia.
fuenzd, Obstinate Coughs. Splitting of
Blood, Throat Disease or Chronic Lurvn-
gifts, Potpitdtfon Of the Heart aud Lirsr
Complaint, also, Vhooping Cough, Colds,
dc.
The Compound Syrup Of Tar and Wool Nnph,hn
iso combination heretofore unknown. eler,inr a
power over hoarseness scarcely conceivable; HAVING
a specific action the uocns tissue mud a, ,h.
same iimc bringing the whole system under its
powerful influence. il completely ersdca,e- the
cause oi disease. be ~ hereditary Otherwise amt
by striking nj The root Of the complain, imparis tone
TO The debliaied frame and gives renewed got io
the general syslemand restores the patient To prema.
ture health.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
LICKING VALLEY

fN
AND OAKUM MANUFACTORY.
Nils establishment ~ unr oi The largest IN the
Il Union -emhr9cng entirely new patent mn
chnery for every branch of The business. The
Hemp Is hackled in i's full length and span from
The end. Tint The fhres are nol doubled; and the
consequence Of his new process Of hacking and
spinning Is the Rope, When made posse sses I'M IS
pr Ct more strength than The handmade. The esIah.
lshmen has been in operation Ter ~ months and
The Rope has already acquired cTedu over he
Eastern make. and the prices &c THU article are Ms
low as can he purchased East. A large and gen :
eral assortment OF every description OF Ropo will he
kept constantly on hand; such ~
Potent Manila and Hemp Ropo
Packing Yam Bale Rope Cotton do
Trsce, Halter and Bed CpfJ Rope
Plough, Cod. Trout. Deep Sea and Lead Lines
liombro LInes, Hnusin. and Marine
Spun Yarn. Sash Cord &c &c
have iusi received on extensive assortment el
Manila Rope IN nuiaclvreJ al tho above FocIory
consisting Uf fIaw-ers Check Lines Of nil, sizes
Warps. &c. The check lines are from 70 800 yd,
IN length, and Will be cold OF Cincinnati or Puts
hnrgh prices, Acting as Agent am authorised "a
sell fnr CASH only Per.ons desirous Fl purchasing
go arpcle will please give me call Rnre
Store Water ST. G. u BERRY
Wesbufgh Transcript cory TO amount Of So.
np23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
BELIEVE AND LIVE!
Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consum piion
or Thomsen's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood NaDhfhui


PHILADELPHIA, Nav 3. "a
Mr. Thnmlson--Deaf Sir-It is not within
III" p'wer of lnngunge In express ,o you the graft
Jude feel for your Kindness. hu, hnd ability the
fame of your medicine should he sounded through
The world the ben n, of suffering hnrua nIty
in every cline. do no, say too much aud well
niiesicd facts benr ne ont. when | say Your com
mound Syrup OF Tnr and Wood Nsph,ha. has. ihruugh
Provident @, literally raised me from death bed.
List iull contracted q severe cold resulting in
viulcni Inflammation oI The lungs. which threw me-
inis rapid decline, with rocking cough splitting of
blood palpitalon Of the heart and oppression; mud
Of lines The circulation seemed suspended, n cold
ness wonI come over me, and fell that the pow
crs Of life were fast giving wny. Nothing took
benefited me. my appetite having left me. my siu-
mach and bnwes being completely deranrcd md
my physician COVE me up. saying was pnsi help
and must de!
Mr. Vckcrs. one of The andc rsirned, called 10 see
ard kindly brought a holIle Of your ms d,cnc
hut iuund me IN dying stale, he leit The medicine
however. and 50 ar revived Us Io swallow with
great difficulty teasYu,nl, and astonishing indeed
was iis effects; before taking my first bniIe threw
of from my lungs a large quantity of corrupt matter
which relieved me wonderfully and enabled my
lungs 10 heal. The disease completely arrested,
nnd To ynur invaluable medicine alone owe m,
restoration TO health. For some time hal charge
oi The Jefferson + A Soce,y's Reading Room. aud
thousands know me aud cln bear witness that the
ioregoit < statement is strictly true.
Whh feelings ot lasting grati'ude,
am respectfully yours, Sc.
WASHINGTON MACK.
ChuTluIte street above CenrEe.
We iho undersigned being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his suferings. bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects OF Thomson's
compound Syrup Of Tar and NsphIha. and tho truth
al the above statement.
JOSEPH WINNER, 34S North Third ST..
DAVID VICKERS. 40 Almond ST.
HUGH MGlNLEY
S T. corner Of Tammany md Fourth Sts
GEO w JOHNSON. Marke, Square.
feb 10 6m Sole Agent for Western Vn.