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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

HoRKiBLE DEATu.-The wife Of Mr.. Wood, Of
Benton, n. ii. came To her death on the 9th ul,
in the following singular and shocking manner
Mrs, W. had been helping her husband with a
load of hay, and in attempting TO gel from cart
on to a work bench. she made mis-s,ep, and the
handle of the fork struck upon the ground, and
one Of the tynes of the fork entered her mouth
and passed upward, penetrating her brain, and
came out at the back OF her head. She died IN
ten minutes.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05
BALTIMORE MARKET,
Office ofihe BALriMoaE AmsHicAs, A

GRAlN.-The supply Of Wheat contin
very light and of the receipts, very little u
prime quality We quote fair to prime reds
70aS0 cts. and inferior TO fair at 5ja70 cts.
family flour white Wheais in market.
Sales of white Corn to-day at i7ai9 cts,
OF yellow at so cts
Oats arc worth 25a26 cts.
WHISKEY There has been decline IN
price to-day, and sales OF hhds, were made a,
cts and OF bbs. at 22 cts, The market is not
tive.
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=: II. I'.qL.NER, Esq, at hts Rcni Es-
tate and Goal OGcc, corner Or:}d and Chestnut
Streets. Philadelphia. fs authorized to act ms
,ggrnf, ard receipt for att momfes dnr this
office. for subscription or ddrerffsfng.
.7l,o at his Office No. l6o .Nass0" Hrref,
.NiW y0rk.
.9nd s. y. Corner OF baltimore and Cdfrerf
sts, baltimore.
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WAySEsBcnc, August 7, 1916
To Thomas Smith. Esq.

Supervisor,
DEAR SIR In consideration of the length
OF your line and the duties devolving upon you
in Keeping il up, and the urgent and absolute
necessity of the repairs being speedily done at
Nanticoke Dam the board have deemed it advi
sable TO comm, the entire charge Of the latter
work TO Mr.. Mafet, who will 6rive il on ra.
pidly as possible. You will please furnish him
such tools as can be spared from the other parts
of the line, so that nothing shall be wanting to
nrge forward that job You will give your at.
tention to Fishing creek acqueduct, and such
other lmPortan. repairs as yonr line demands
and the whole matter of driving on, drawing
funds and paying at Naniicoke, will be done by
Mr. Maffet. By the Boards,
WV. B. FOSTER. in.
Al least two of the large flats will be furnish
ed TO Mr.. Maifct.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

The NIw Rail ROAD BRIDGE at Harrisburg
has progressed so far toward completion, that a
communication for foot passengers has been O.
pened to the Island II is to be finished by the
first Of December
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

An AMERICAN KILLED ~ TIE BniTIsH ARMY
MIR. J. ID. Norden, formerly II New York. has
been killed the Cape OF Good Hope. ina battle
mounted gun men. Ills family remain ut the
Cape Colony, aud will no doub, be comfortably
provided for by the British government.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

SEvERIsG TWO CosNIcTIoNs. John Belts OF
Rochester, ran off from bis wife last week. with
his wife's sister. lie cut the wires of the tele
graph so that the news should not travel before
him.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

REsiGNA1IoN OF Hon Gro. DurFiE.--The Co.
quence of his physical prostration, II is now un'
derstood that Mr. Duffie will vaeate his seat in
the Senate Of the United States"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05
For the America

Mr. EprroR. Mr., ALBA e, BARRETT IL
commended in the last Sunbury Gazette, as
person 10 represent Northumberland count
the next legislature In this recommended,
heartily concur. Mr. Barret is a gentlems
sound judgment, correct habits, and worthy
support of the Democratic party, With
course, when in the legislature, was well |
sed, and So were my neighbors. | hope he
receive the nomination on Monday next.
SHAMOKI
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

o. Dr.ru or JrpGr kENNEpy.-The Hon
John Kennedy one of the Associate Judges Of
the Supreme Cour, of Pennsylvania, died at his
residence in Philadelphia, on the Goth ult. He
was seventy-iwo years n! age, and has been la
boring under a severe and painful Illness for a
long time. Judge Kennedy has occupied seal,
upon the bench of the Supreme Court for fifteen
or sixteen wears, aud has enjoyed, in high de-
gree, the confidence of his sssociai and the
members OF the bar throughout the State.
Cy- MONTEREY TAkEN..-Commodore Sloat
has entered Monterey on the Pacific and taken
possessio of California, and extended the re-
venue laws of the q. States over that country.
| The Commodore entered the harbor on the 9th
OF July
! MoRE MoRMoS TrorrLEs- By the Warsaw
Signal extra, IT appears that there is fresh irou
BILE brewing between The Mormons and citizen;
OF Hancock county. The constable ofthe county
has issued proc lumation 10 the citizens, calling
upon them TO assemble at Carthage, on the cath
inst well armed and bringing provisions, to ena
Bile him 10 enter Nauvoo and arrest certain eiien
ders concealed in that city, and execute searct
warrants for stolen property, lie gives us hi
reason for calling out the Posse Comitatus,
that his life would be endangered were he 10 en-
ter Nauvoo without protection.
MmK-The Milk brought down the Erie rail
way for use in New York city, each day
| weighs with the cans thirty. .hye tons
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L. We refer our readers TO The correspoh'
dencc and letter of Thomas Smith, Esq to VIM
II. Foster, resignng his office of Supervisor on
the West Branch Canal II shows the game that
Mr.. Foster is playing in that county to secure
his election. He does not even hesitate to ar-
point officers that are wholly unnecessary, ac-
cordinc 10 Mr. Fosters own friends, in order to
make friends for himself II will be seen that
the Wilkesbarre Farmer, a warm friend of Gov
Shunks administration, is compelled to con
denim Mr. Foster. Wc understand that Luzerne
county will tell woiul tale for Mr.. Foster, at
the October election.
Cy- The editor of the Sunbury Gazette char.
yes us with having said that arrangements had
been made for the completion Of the Sunbury and
Erie Rail Road, which would have been pushed
through as fas, as possible, but for the passage of
McKay's tariff bill. Now we hardly know whe-
ther to attribute the assertion To willnl dispo-
st,on to misrepresent us, or TO his ignorance.
The latter would probably be the most chari'a-
BILE conc lusion. We are not, however, bound Ia
furnish him with both argument and understand
ing Those who read our article will recol'rot
that we referred particularly and exclusively to
the link OF the road between Shamokin and Potts
vile, in speaking of the arrangements that haf
| been made for ts completion. That such ar
! rancements had been made, is well known to Sc
veral persons in Sunbury, besides ourselves
That it will yet be made, we have no doubt our
selves, but how soon, is hard 10 say at present.
o. LYcoMING CoUNTY The Democrats o
Lycomng county met in convention, or ra,he
in two conventions, at WilliamsPort, OF Tuesda!
last, and nominated two distinct and separat
tickets. The old school party has nominate'
James Gamble, Esq. of Jersey Shore, for Con
gress, and WIN. F. Packer, Esq, late Audito
General, for Assembly. The new school part
have nominated Gen Wm. A. Petrkin, OF Muncy
for Congress, and Robert FAIRIES, Of Williams
port, for Assembly. From what we could lear
at Wlliamsport on the day of the convention, W
think there can be no doubt OF Mr.. Packers elec
ton Who the conicrees will select as the car
dida,e for Congress, in this district, II is hard
determine
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From the N. o. Com. Times, Of 2ith ultl
..ou-.y~ uuons nvrv,cn

From the N. o. Com Times, of oath ultl
uuaui.Y IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Arrival of a British Ship Of War-Elecfion,
Operitrow and Imprisonment IF Gen. Pa
redts- The Country Pronounced in Fapor
of Santa Anna--Hs Arrival at Vera Cruz
-Anneraiion Of the Ca'ijornias TO the Uni
ted States,
Through the poltcness Of an eminent com.
mercial house. we have just been placed in pos.
session of the following most important ntelli-
cencc fran Mexico. The news was received
BY British man-ot.war. which touched at the
Baize with dispatches from the British Min.
istcr at Mexico for his Government. The pnr-
port of these dispatches is that the Umted
States have taken possession OF the Califirnias,
and that the revolution in favor of Santa Anna
is complete.
VERA CRrz, Aug 16, lSiG.
Awaiting ourselves of the opportunity by
British man of war, we have jus, time to state
that Mex Co and Puebla have just pronounced
in favor of federation and Santa Anna. Gen.
Braves government had hardly been establish.
ed when it was ovcithroan and Gen. Sail 2
| has put himself at the head of the government
until the arrival of Santa Anna. Tranquility
was restored. Gomez Farias ordered the parti,
cans of Santa Anna To bring about The rcvolu-
iion. Ills sons had come down 10 give welcome
10 Santa Anna, who left Havana on the Sih inst
I in a British steamer, called the Arab accompa-
nicd by Almon,e, Lanarz. Rcinn and Berves,
and they ought to be here every day. Gen. Fa
rcdes was taken prisoner, and is kept in the
citadel of Mexico. Gen. S,ltz has issued al.
| ready a letter of convocaton of Congress, on
! the principles Of 1924. and the members are to
assemble in Mexico on the 9th December next
The present conveyance carries the news ol
the Annexation of California to the United
States.
Vera Cruz. Aug. 10, 1S46.--Adviccs have
been received by express. Of the formal annex
alton OF California to the u. s and this vesse
of war takes the British Minister'S despa,che
to New Orleans and to Mexico. The who'll
country has declared in favor of Santa Anna
VINO IeU t1HVAnna icT w Ci w W. otd''f
Arab. but has not yet arrived, which make
his fris nds rather ANXIOUS tor his safety
P.S.-The Arab just in sight. The New
Orleans Pcayune of the l2th August says, tina
the British brig of war Daring moored of IA
B,lzr last evening from Vera Cruz, and tw
of her officers came up to town this morning
with a muil and dispatches The stesme
Arnb arrived off Vera Cruz on the 18th Angus
with Santa Anna on barI. lie i'm ned a 81
placed himself at the heLd Of affLirs 10 the De
part,nen'.
The departments of Pueb'a and Mexico hav
declared for Santa Anna, and Paredes has a
ready been taken prisoner. The revolt at th
capital was headed by Gen. Sahz.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

81. A Fsw LrFr-Mepy OF the fashionable Ia.
dies have left Newpor., but enough remain to
Tighten the fishes by bathing in red flannel
shirts.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-05

MnK-The Milk brought down the Erie rail.
way. for in New York city, each day,
weighs, with the cans, thiIty.hve tons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-26

FENliEY KEEP constantly on hand. very cs.
~ l'nsiNe assortment of superior Mah, rany
feich aud Gtrc,an Crnirs; X tkius chairs STA
r :, and card Fables; Dressing Bureaus Be,sitad-
i9le' Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
,h"t article of the latest style and best finished
furniture ever offered IA ihi, CITY.
Gil' and Mahogany + AIMED I.,kiRs Glasses ~
sN'D variety and Price. Lorkns Glass Plates &C all
'N"s. P"rlnii and Picture Ffumes on hand aud
undc lo order
upholstery Ware; consisting of Feather Beds
ools'eis and Ptllnw> Hair. cotton IIu,k Sprn,r
'"h straw Mattresses; B'uukeis. Qmlis cumi,ris
>aekng Builums Oh cluih covers Fluor.clntb
n'a's Mats OF all kinds together with every other
"'ele-oi Upholstery Ware on hand aud made Ia
order
Ncnilan aud Stat Window Blind; windnN
shades ct every variety and color; all uf which wi
DC sold at very low prices, aud Warranted of ih.
best quality. Also. MAuooANY VKNErRs. Hair
cl"'h, NARNisH, Spanish Moss. Mahogany K,ob.
sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters, BIlNp TR,N,
MiNGs instantly On hand and snld low, Tor c.s,I
vs. STEAM Botrs furnished win every ar,iclc
~ Furniture at short notice aud on the very re.
'''"S' sep 81
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w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
TENTED Is43.
NILEN'S PATENT OINTMENT.

nv Dr. DEII i.
fHNliE Following ceuificaIes IRE presented to
X TIE public. which places beyond doubi The
cura'i' g qualities of this remedy.
RIA ant Valley, Madison 80 o. Jan25. As
WIN Wiltshire Rilry-Dear Sr Nv wife hny.
ing heen "til cied with that most distressing of I'M
M" complaints. The Piles. nearly eight ycar.,wilb
cur receiving any reliei lr"m The best physicians.
vas indoced Ia try the Virtue of vour ,n.tiy cello.
"'"''u TiIo O'h'meni. a. recommended by tour
agent Mr. James T. IIager AMI she was en,,tol,
eleved hy tie use oG one bottle, aud her rcrernl
health. which had been lad for the las. seven veo,s
Mas completely re,ioted. crn therefore Chez.
mlly recommend Riey's Pile onimcn, 10 an oe,.
'ohs troubled with thai PAINFUL disease
VII lAsi NJ CUNE.
ceHiiy that havo been hfil cied ,eyeteiv v,,J,
'hc t'es tor the last Iwo ycars, and after usiup
Nnt"n' nncdies vUhput ubiuinng relief 1 vns
minced To Try R'oy's cciehiaicd OinimrII far tho
rules and obtained SPEEDY relief. and ihe,eGorc
'n"hdehiIY recommend ~ 10 those rnhcIed ,,itb
hl' painful disease. AMOS ) RAMSEY
Columbus o. Oci -. "A
CAuIlON-Nuuc gcnulue nuless mqnufa,lured
~ ue Fhien'ees. put up ia phials made expressly
lar 'he r"rpo-e, leilefed nud sealed with an et,c,
we'd seal-w'ih 'Rtcy's Ointment for Piles; na,ent.
60 January, 1874, stamped upon the corn. and
'hNel"podi with splendid engraved wutper
signed by he Ps,enicc
Is. Al lrlcr, must he directed io
Ncssis DAVIS & WILMER. CnInmhus
GeHefoi agents TO- HE West
f@r SAFE wholesale and rciatl hy
,y,, JAMES BAKER. Wheeling Va
hlDD ~ co PHishuteh. Pa
JAMES CLASCOE 81 60 Cincinnati.
may % "
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W ~ ElI CEIEN
sUGAR.COATEp
OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE


OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"
uLNOR Intermittent. Rcmittent. Billions and In
n h'mma'ofy Fever. Head Ache Iudigcsiior
Dyspepsia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn, C,s
nveness. D'arrhUa, DYscniarv. Billions Collie a d
Worms Foul St.ins.h, Patn in ,he Head SIDE or
Bach, Scroiula. Scufyv. or any Impurities uf the
Blood, Distractions aud Female complaints gene.
rally.
There hos never appeared medicine which
whale u can do ma harm. - ralcnlal,d Il, do =,
much good. They excite healhlul Precipitation,
aud open all The natural drains Of ,ho stem The
obstruction Z" lnstnshle Precipitation, is the cause
] OF great proportion OF human suftuug These
pail. possess ihe occr IA nn eNtaorS,naty degree
of removing all ohsuu,tions. and he hhnl c,rcula.
ton They must undoubtedly supersedc all other
pufeaive medicines rs they have n inur.Gild ac.
non-viz' discharge 10y the Bowels Lungs Kid
news and skin
Children VIII moi hesitate TO take them; and the,
may be toiled on. beyond any other remedy, rs aI
he'lual and safe medicine fer " ORNlS. aud all
complaints incident 10 children More children
have been cured IN New York the n,c,cn, veaI h,
The use Of DR. SMITHS PILLS. than OH Other
medicines cunhined-as there Il no nerd of l,reing
! them down. like other mrdicipc-
ono important ndVahtege in taking these Pills a.
hey do not grpe, nor prtducc NAUSEA or any o,hcr
unpleasant srnsaiion Pills have IN Thousand ipstnn.
w. I'"u"''" Ther anu other consequences far
worso than the disease for which tb.v were al.
m'ni''ered. This q. particularly gnarIsd agains,
III ."s rnmh'na,mn vi The many ingredients al
which d. Smiths Pills ate comp,sed-ihus render
| ing hcn harmless
These pills are made Of he purea materials: pnl
Ne have ihe salisia, iun OF having proved To The
Medical Faculty. lhatrthey posses. uncommon vrr.
tues
Tho dfec'i ms and treatment ~ diseases, at com
Y IN ri. a
No Sugar Coated Pills" can hc genuine with
on, NC Signature of The sole inventor. % BENJA-
MIN SMITH. NJ ID. President uf The New York
College OF Health. upon every bnx
Econ The Deputy Sheriff ~ New York
Df Smiih's SuearcJ lusian Vegetable Pills" have
neen used IA the Lldndrc sircc Debtors Prison.
WIN uncommon sarishcuon. / have never heard n
',"', We spoken al with more interest 10y I.e sick
"ho have i1keu these Pills
JAMES BEViNS. Deputy Sheriff,
For sale 10y PRYOR A. pAIrIT
nov - jan Marker 81 Wheeling
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HORNBROoK IS DILLON,
pIUMPLIS


CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST
BINAST SIDE MARKET ST. a lew d,,,s no.
IA low The PosI O6'ce. haSs supplied them
selves with new and large engine ami ,tLe, rs.
lures l"f lher husiuess. ia a superior ,ivlo md a.
yer themselves hat with ten ycurs' EXPE RlENC,E
hey Will be able 10 req Ter The most prtfect s,,;
laciuu ''' '''is'
Thry carry an he House and STEAM
BoaT PLUMBING IN all Is hr,ncbcs
LAIE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE
10y Hhmugenc1is wuh the nanuiac,ure, yo
have received aud Will be constantly teccivir,,
sud prepared 10 sprply he stuyc pine - b,,c.,l.
""d rgla' oi Tie best qualuy. aud as low ~ !, can
be hid IN ihe country.
Ihry have constantly on , md Uvd,o,.ts "a
various Deception, hauefs' ReiileS. w,t,rclos
els, bath tub, hot and cold shower botbs 20
'"iis Tor bleaching, chemical appar,tus I'D
ccihn', patent bath pumps, lead pinc, of an -,
S,Nbee' lead oi any lhickncsS aud worked nm
10 anY manner Of iOim. ~
Wafer conducted thIoJgh IcaIep nioes f,,,,,,
Springs 10 Dwelling houses in the ronntrv
Superior pumpS Tor county wells. Steam I'm
giErs &c. &c. ''''' ="
An order, thankfully received and punctp
ally attended tu.
STEAM POW ER.
FOR manufacturing purposes can be spnnlied
I'D several descriptions ct mechanics an The
: story OF thei building, or on The ground
u9of 40 very moderate tent.
Wheeling. April g. '46
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NO. 100 MAIN STREET

Il NiE SUBSCRIBERS womb oputu coll H.,
n air"'"n "i heir customers ard the publ,c
GENERALLY io Ih"ir siork of work as he, boyc .,
received from PhindclpLa au a,ldri.oi.al ,nnly -,
''"'N' anu nh assortment of everything ,su,ll,
N'p' ia such nn establishment They Inv. IA.
DitS and GENlLEMEN'S SADDLES .f an,
en- rtccS aud qunhues. Also D variety nj RI,I
phl,H a"d MARFlNGALES; CARRIAGE mar.
MSS single and double. eastern vie: com,o.,,
81" u", Wagon d.; Car do; cummpn aud fine cor.
Lars li"ce chains eo,d Article; IIamc. DC H.c
Cafuaee, Buggy, Can Railing and Wagon ,yi,,,..
"' d'ictcn' Luds; Sage, Buggy, Drnycf,' md W.,
cOn WHIP IASiIES ''s
Iron FRAME HARD LEATHER TRUNKS
VIVA L'"br'cls pnlcnt INSIDE locks mad ,,b,, ,n,.
I''NIne"'s OF The latest 81, c, both llr Ladies and
Gentlemen ''''
I"""S"ne 'Dt'tp,ioH, common ioatfcr IS Lg,5tr,,I.
limitation asJ Iron frame Hard Leather V.tis,s|
a," S""1Ir Bag, CARPET Bog, sumo Imputed on,.
81 superior h'Iid und ini,h To- ~ hicI we csIl the
''n,'"" "' Wpse Wishing lo purchase pr,me ari,clc
b"NNtt IEUNks. Carpet Sichels and B,,l,n
lure Bfusie e., Curry combs Cards. A., So.
IhtJ "hi also make - order auyii,ina IN lI.ci, |
noe "i business wiho'L drs,, and 81 a., rp-J s,,,c.
a' A. can be had. md NJ ut prces Old vo,L
'HoMrrLr and NEA fly REARED
Ihankinl inr past iayofs they earnestly r,,u.s,
ne continuance vi tie same.
feb Ia NICOII g. cam
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CHEERING INTELLIGENCE

q tRAIlTUDE viii swell Tie hcort. n ,b,,.
~ sands Of Inc afflicted sons and daughter. ri
''ppJ '"h' when hey aear the pleasing ney, :
~ The unparalleled ifu,nph If H.. prV,u n
,nliiBibARb'S VEG ETABLE ANTI BILIOUS
i'L''N' winch when nghiiy appiicJ has been s..,l
10 every oosc wih uu'quulied success.
M'iy ,ef''irI'ts mlshili necs ..,fy bc obtained
70. 'htf 'hirIcr ia fhc cu.c Of p,srcr.i, o, t,,t.
e''Ipn, Consumption. Bilious Fever. F.,c, ,,.i
,a"'' Fdes J'nn1.ce. DJsrntty or Bod. FIr.
,.AfI"h AHaIr th1ieu. N.m.rcnf F.,., g..
% ''"hn'i'j I'ar.Hsfsm. s.auey Ntf,ons 90, s...
Nh"FaR Cough. S.auct F.,s, s.,,,,,.,
"'. bs'a.e 20 Women ali Children Ci.e...,
", ~" ',i'.' ~ Zoe Liver sbmtch apd Sect,u,y
~ noe Frner'ns community should spre,l n,
','a le'f he cheering iHfclhseucc that RrV,p r.
IiBBAkDS PILLS can he taj 49, "
Zoe tdlowirg agents A & 10bp a. a., '
ap % co." S"'el'
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.

-
Wv always Triumphant. Cure follows cuto
"a lls victorious career
DAYTON. Fchivary Ilh. Is45.
Mr. w WhrRoTe Dear SIR A, Won are Tho
regular aulhouzcd agent IN Dayton, io The sale az
DR. Ws'ars Ba'snm OF Wild Cherry take this
melhod OF nhing statement OF facts 10 YOU which
hope VIII be lBhlished 10 The w0fld.) ia reference
10 an omost mIaculous cure wroughl in my toso
bi means OF Iie most invaluable lialsam
Language fails IL describe lle saluafy effects il
produ ed. and The great beach, derived from It's
use
The citizens of Day ton ond vicinity, we'll recol.
''ct that on HE 3 "i August asl received scri-
Gus injury Ir"m ile explosion nf a canron. A nor.
non OF is con'cnis onicrcd rirh sic and breast
AM IN oil Prohab'iuy ,en.e trarmenL or spliniefs
"i Tee ra'nn'd passed through ihe pura aud piete>
ed The lungs.
~ thi> emo n sinCe. messenger was Dispatched
10 Cincinnati, etd ovlchrated t, sician of that ri-
" Was CONSENTED When he was nude acquainted
wilh ny situation, he remarked Lal nohng could
be done ly mcdiesl aid, Il ,he constitution itself
Wa moi e"ongh io ,hruw I'll Ihc diseosc
ny Intends now dcspaifed of my recovery. and
TAD np earthly giound at hope 20 snr,iyc many
days fortunately, at lhis j,nclure Il saw one DR.
nslnfs Pamphlets. enihled, Family Medical
Guide or 'Tfea''-e ga ConsumPon Of The Lungs
As bad often heard Of dying men Catching M
slraws. icl' LIKE doing so IN, self g, the consent
OF my Fhys,cans. scbI 10 yi.u ior boule of toe
medicine descuhcd. VIZ; 'Wislar's Balsam Of. Wild
Cherry Which relic ed ne inimcdlalrly Alter
had used some five of slx bo,Lcs ~ flr recovered
as 10 be np aud a. out. Aly cough ceased and nv
iunss were Fcnofed tna healthy state oil from Tho
"'p','s ana oalmY niuenrr, aud powerful medi-
c'nal tinucs pi Wistafs Balsam
were ., MOI iron The external pjnfy received
~ my shoulder sud ann, ny tie eapo,iop. I C.e
'ohhaen That might have been working n, NV
''a"o "mch'' biaebsmnhng) bul lhis vas PIE.
BY exposure. have since taken scvsr,t .o,,...
c"ds; and ny only remedy hos cen The B.l.,,'
Aud DOW most cordially Recommend The renui,.,
Wis afs Bolslm 10 All who are afflicted ynb CHI
coughs ~ Lung Complaints consider INN m.
valuable hcdicinc-a real nlrssiKg 10 the world
A'y pofson dcsifng furlhcr Information NAV cali
or ne al any lime. You're. truly.
CHRISTOPHER X SMITH.
Cry ~ Dayton
Montgomery 60. STATE of Ohio {
SHh'crthcd and tWUrt Ia. before me- Inslice az
lie Pelte tbs | liza day Of Fc hranry IS15
EBENEZER FOWLER
Va Ies 'monY n hfee h,ghIg efsd,faBe eif,ss1s
" D'y'o". Z" cOiy6ripafioa Fl the dbore "a
W 2, lhe undeIs'gned beng intimately acquain.
'ed ~ ilh Mr. Smith. and having seen and watched
over him ifcqueniy duuog his late ilincss do not
hesitate 10 say lbnl The lsrcgaing is 10y 30 Dcans M,
exaggerated statement. but y cmille 10 G,ip e,ed,t
(Sgned) I. STOUT.
u II DODSON.
HENRY Il SMITH.
!, S,,u ~, "a wheeling by o PRYOR, aud JCRUM.
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