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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-16


Mr.. Webster was called out at Fanueil
Hall to help the whig rally-just previous
to the recent elections. He made We
hement anti-war speech, and was very
happy over the results of the late elections.
Two or three things in his speech We
recommend to the special remembrance Of
the wings in this quarter.
One is, that he treated the aboIitionists
as variety only Of the wing party, who
had defeated their own objects by not
amalgamating thoroughly with the wings
in 1914.
Thirdly, and particularly, we recon-
mend 20 the n o. Tropic and Mobile Ad-
vertiser, who throw up Mr.. Wilmot's re-
solution against the existence of slavery
in California, Ss an eshclItie.. crime against
the democracy, to read the following en-
phatic declaration by Mr.. Webster AT Fa-
nueil HalI-ecboed with vociterous
blaudits by the wings of Boston:
| "If ne are trne to ourselves, let me sag
TO uou there cda neuer be another anne rd-
ton of sIare territory to this Union under
heapen. No-oEvER -NEvER! (Voclferous
plaudits.")
| And, lei US putsOn recoTd TOO, loT per
] feet answer to the Southern wings, when
to shuttle out of the proofs of unity on the
anti slavery topics, they tell US that the
democrats act the same-the complain
which Mr.. Webster makes in the same
speech, that the attempt was made IL
ls43 to unite New England on this prin
EcipIe, and failed. The democrats defeat
ed it. Mr.. Webster says, that New Eng
land might have prevented the annexa
ton of a slave State, Ito wit: Texas,) il
1914, "but her people would not be rous
ed" sit was impossible to unite tn
whole people OF New England on this sui
D iect," the annexation of a slave State
: s'ahhough the effort acds made" Ba
y now, said Mr.. Webster, in view of tn
p wing triumphs, it cannot be done again.
Il "NEvER- NEVER"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-16

During the last session of Congress Mr.
Webster declared that the expenses of the
Mexican war, were half million of dol
lers per day, or one hundred and eighty
two millions five hundred dallars per year
In his late speech at Boston, he said they
amounted to sixty millions IA year. When
he comes to look again, with eyes undim-
med by faction, he will find the real ex.
penses of the war, apart from the ordina
ry expenses of a peace establishment, are
not one fourth of that sum. ". 0. Cour.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-16

An excellent rule for living happily IN
society is, never TO concern ones self with
,hn fr,irs of others, unless they wish tor
or desire il. Uuder pretence OF being USE
ful. people often show mvrc curiosity than
affection.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-16

THE TARIFF IN CoNNEcTICUT.--At a
late Democratic State Convention held in
Connecticut the following resolutions were
adopted
Resolred, That while we entertain a
lust estimate of the general course of our
Senator in Congress, the Hon. John M.
Niles, we feel constrained to denounce his
speech recently pronounced in the Senate
OF the United States upon the Tariff, as
equally unsound in theory, erroneous in
fact. and anti.democratic in tendency and
principle. Adopted, 50 to 20.
Resolred, That for his noble, manly ane
decided action on the Tariff of 1916, the
Hon. Geo. nj. Dallas deserves the high re
GARD and admiration of the democratic
0arty of the Union; and We hereby ten
der him The unqualified thanks OF thu
Convention. Adopted unanimously.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-16

W. Gilmore simms' the . ~ei'rSr
~. has received several nonlu nd;da,s
au'S Sa, "aI Carolina papers, as cano'0a''
~ ,Se office of Lieut.. Governor
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-16

THE FORCE IN CALIFoNIA.--Ihe en-
tire force in California, or to be there, is
as follows:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-16

DEsERFERs AT MoNTEREY.-Mr. Ken
dali. of the Picayune, noticing stateno nj
of G+* de Las, in the Spirit, about desert
ers from our (regnlar) army among tue
Mexicans al Monterey, saws:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT,

How dark and disconsola,e ,Le nalb Clif
nav seem lhere ia an bo,r or doa, AMI m
disturbed reposo a, hand, when the bodv
nav SINK into a &resml,s. slumber Ie
loI the Imagination be startled, if This rest
ng place, instead of being a he'd of dow,
shall be bed Of gravel -, ,te rocLy hsd -,
,he tomb No 0sugr wDete the moor re.
mains ola man NAV be-. the reno.e - deco
and upd,srurbsd tine sorrovr,I bnsoo, bo,nos
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meet him they look al him with an every
day look, aud speaks to him with a voice
ihsir own, and not the borrowed lock, and
.oice, which met him when a manageable
man! Oh, ye manageable nCB, i
you wish 10 lose yeur influence and bt
robbed OF your popularity among the young
iadiss-get married. Get marrIsd--snd
the sunny rays, which now from many
bright eyes light up your path, will be e'
cIpsed! Get married, and the blooming
flowers, which here aud there smile upon
YOU, will wilhor and shrink away
from youl Gel married; but the joys THAI
rnsuimony will substitute for the bliss you
may lose, we will not docIars to you SO leng
IS you are a ".BarTagsabIe mani
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Number 40,
ROMANTIC.

'"HJo' Ho0e'-re''r JoFdon loved Ma
ry Gibbs very much Fe'er was maker
OF women 5 Shoes 'O' Mary was lazy :
creS' MAKER aud her relatives sci her up I"
''''Ie aOoVe fe'e" Fe'eF wanted 1" marry
Mary and"'ce VERSA l"S sam 'tI'er S"JSj
but TIE relatives we've pernaG'""''
IN TOOK poison says F''er'
II you 40 Will 'oo' ADDS Mary
F''eF brought 'ne dTangh|'a" the lovers
walked ont on '1e BANK Of f'"er I" dIe ~
'ach others arms Inc trees were 'Fa!Fa"
nd the moon was bright above lhcm'--lI
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A GEN

When you fod a well disciplined charac.
Ter 10 the female form, what . uoJls VI,
il ls, the labor Of The understanding, lht
education Of self coutroI have made ac
great She is whole host. Look at hoI
'nauoncs III society, see the majesty O
her department, the easy assurance Of be-
"eualenance. How common men qna
before hCr! Wha! respect and attention
.he exacIa from tho titled proGlgaIo and Nh,
,aI,uied vicious! She is all that is eqa4Iet
On earth. There is NO beauty 10 compart
Sltn such beauty, no wealth With such
harms. Vho ia The incest workmanship
If Cad, and in her dweiIs a soul that seal
.ers blessings around her The heart o
seT husband deIighIeth in her, and he ha,
! need Of spoil.
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MI 3DM11AN 80 Us

BY HOMER.


What an evlabe parsonage is the mari
ageabIe man. He lives in an atmosphere
Of smiles. lie walks in the sunshine Of
love: and flowers grateful to the eye, and
fagran! to The smell spring up along his
path ihousand radiant eyes, with much
of wishfulness in their gaze, are turned up
On him. Wherever he may go among the
Other sex, he is certain Of warm welcome
His society is equally courted by the matron
and the maid. The mother courts for her
daughter, whom she is desirOus Of seeing
well settled in the wollG.' The daughter
fixes up hertouneuance into a most anna
bic expression mPaus TO her blushlDg
cheek sioien hive, gives prominence 10
features, never intended by Dame Nature to
stand out in boId rcllenl borrows from some
inhabitants Of another sphere, a voice Iha'
cannot fail by its angelic sweetness, TO cap
lyale the marrageabIe man; and thus fur
nished and equipped for the onset, she
makes a demonstration upon him. Thne
enjoying the attention Of both the old iady
,.-,,.. L.-,. l,,l-.,.
h4ppiesl Of men! And i The good graces
Of lhe mother and daughter are layshed up
on him, he is sure also Of that of The father
From the old pr,nJm,ma. who smokes her
ciop IN ooc corner, 10 he, co,emnsr,,y the
,bby cg, ,b, washes her r,r. IN ,5o o,5cr
Uby real. o ,,us, Tho ys,y motcs, man.
ro,o feel himself more q, home !, the
hans, or ,bo m,,,,,c.bya air, than N. mas.
Tor or the noocoro himself Eve,v ,ook h,
ciyes :. ma, wi,h . ,mHsl E,grv wor1
Go nosr. is os,,p rvs,v ;ok, he cr,cE.
s,,rr.ro or ,y,., rgsry o,i,i,o h, ,,.
,,r. +, nm ,,I hands conocl.l =, ,. ,.,,d.,.
,fs soIomon1
I.ho ,oo,, sr,,.,. ,,,,,..,r.l,. :, ho
;roaorh,s ,coo,io,,oco .o.J..,,. ,,.n..
,,h... L,, ,,-,,. ,...., :. ,.. ....
r,.;.o .u.r T.. ,,,,,.l .,...a..r ...,
le,
.p,,v rro r., u, Ms,e5i,b O,v;, ,
s,v. ,Ls mo,5c,
Olivia assumes an ,b,sbod IooL c,,ncss
., Mr. Al. and s,vs,m, c,n,, MIA, h.
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Z .te,O Hints t0 hecP uygyIEqrd Times
Rise 10 the morning, aud be diIIgen;
luriog the day in attending TO your ba.
ines', ana not worry ourselves by our
1elghb0rs concerns.
Instead Of following the fashion or
Europe, let US cultivate a spirit Of ind"~
Jenderce, and decide ourselves, how
Dur coats, bats and boots shalt be MAJ.
Keep out Of the streets, unless bus,
nes, calls Us 10 transact that which WE
'annot do in onr stores, shops and dwell
.0g9.
BY oil means keep away from drink
'ng and gambling houses.
When we buy an article Of clothing.
study commendabIe economy, at III"
same time get good article, and when
made take particular care of n,and wear
IT out regardless Of any chang of fast
ION. Fashion iss great lyranl, aDo
men are fools to be slaves TO It.
Say at home nights, improve on,
studies by reading, or writing, or tu.
,rruciga sllio0: and retire TO 90.
beds at an early.hoUr.
B5 kind 10 relsD ve', obIjGjog 10 Gu
friends and charalabIe TO all.
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THE HOTTENTOT.

~ -
1Sg""' &C.
(fI0"' '"e "J ''V0" """"" A|""e'/
The Houentos are race cf smal
,eople seldom exceeding 5 fact 3 OF 4
Inches. They are thin sad stenualed
heir skin, evan in Tho youngpr ones, be-
shrvelIed and rough. They have
,quare countenance, high check bones q
IN.l nose deeply sunk within the facile
Ine, small eyes, not al all prominent, .
large wide mouth, with tho under lip
cencrslly thick. Their teeth are dark
often decaycd and irregular. Their heads
lre not at all intellectual. Theii fee,
and hands however, are email and beau.
'ufuIly lormd.
When first mo, on the coast they CIV
idenIv had been in the habit OF oces
sionaIly communicating with shps.
They invariably possessed siesI, aIlho
ibpv had no foreign we,Jors.
On waiting them on shore ;hey re-
siyed us with looks Of mo grcs!os. sps.
thv snd indifference, evidently waiting
for ihs first advances 10 be made, they
were in a sitting pus,ure, the weight Of
The thighs resting or the legs sbove the
hraI. 1t somewhat singular that this
rs tho manner and altituds in which d
New Zcalsnder invariably receives
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
TUE FAHnER

With no inheritance tu,bsailh, no riches
Jn, industry, aud no ambition but rirue,he
is the sole King among men, ard the only
man amvrg h!rgs'
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al lOiN ~ NNdN ny Olhllihl "
4 Chinese, being produced by the somc
cIscking SQUAD Of lbs tongue against tb,
rooi Of The mouth. They, in conslan
u intercourse with the crews of the vessel
9 during Two years, did no! make muci
g progress in ocquinng English. On'
! Ir,,ber iuts.hseul fellow who went uy
lhs Engjsh CogOomsn of PyasseuI
was most easily understood by word:
sign, and expression, but they are Ger
tsnIy as much behlad the Soath Sss !,
D andsrs 10 mental as in physIlcsI gnsIiScs
ions. The Peas.soup was lhe muslCal
: of The party having an instrument con
Iposed vi piece oI wood about 3 fee
oog: piece Of siaew string gaius from
Jue end o the other, having ae.r oDe
4nd peca OF nicely scIapea sjnew q
1Out quarter OF an nch broad. This
sring being tgh'ened 10 tho proper
tension, Ne oppIJed hi, lips TO The pee
Of Eiasw and oppareoIy with cOnsidUra
ole exeTlons produced few rsles sim.
Isr TO the low notes 70 hetrsncs berU.
When listening 10 'he music on board
bs seemed much del gCd,ood ooo Of The
Ssilors commencing to dance horrPiPe
be imwsdis,o,y isined and k2ot mos,
excellent tjmo.
Their clo'hing consists simply Of q
sSiu mantle cQmpGsedoR the skas oil
yariona wild au,aaI. il is tiaI reund the
o,cL and h,,ss loosalv ovur IN. shopl
Ier, Thoy b.ye iuvsr,nbly ,;.oa oJ
.Lio abor, = C,oI .e,ors su.n,,Iod hv i
I.,riog lied rouod the Ioin. Tbay r,o
Israu" h,l sor, of slu,,,,, IF .lio o,I
Iu,.;. .ha.I, ,.Lioh 49,. oal,. r,I.l
,noaIr ha,r A. rn,.. wh.n rr.o,rarI
r,r ;o"rn.n 'ha, h-va ,o,t ot rofon,s
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wa ~ ,'''"'". - - P'-S-"' '''',"1'
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OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT,
TERMS:
Opposite ST, PAUL's UnURcH, MAINS


TERMS:
The COL UNBL8 DEMOCRATWWb bt
Pujiished ccery Satrday morning, al
YU'O DOLLsARS per 0nnUm pdyabie
haif yemiy IN adUalce, or 1ico Dollars
fijiy CNtSifHofpdid withia The ycat.
hosu5scripfioa nil be taken fora shoner
psrioi ibm, iir m0athS;n0r any diSco"'
fiagmcc pcrmiHedTmtH oH mrear0ges
are discharged.
HOTER9YSEltENS not erccediRg a
squire oH be conspicuousiy inserirdot
one DoHmjor the first three insertions,
AMI Itcenty,fce cents for eucry s'bse'
g@eat Insertion. F-7~.A hberai diScom'
aale 10 those ,oho odUcriisc By the year
LETTERS addressed on JUSiHeSS,n ,nlUst
be post Paid.
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IT. WEBB EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


gets ou, of weddnghoOd Ike Of 1ooc
ed sn0 ne uobed lhe ground
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-29

HEY kEEP constantly on hand. a very ex.
- 'ensive assortment Of Superior Mahogany
french and Grecan Cksirs; X cking chars. Sofas
Per and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bedsieads
I"''e' Stands, assorted sizes; together with every
"h't article of The latest style and beet finished
furniture ever offered ia lhi, city.
Gu Snd Mahogany Framed Lokiss Glasses o
every variety aud price Lacking Glass Plates of all
'Zes' Portrait and Picture Frames on hand aud
aade 10 order.
Upholstery Ware; consisting Of Feather Beds
8olsiens aud Pillows. Hair. couon. IIusk Spring
md Straw Maiirosses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
>aeking Bottoms OIL cloth covers. Floor cloth
Grass Mats of all kinds; together with every oihcr
"iiele.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand and made Ia
| order
Neniiian md Slpi Window Bnds Window
>hases at every variety aud color; all of " hioh vii
he sold al very low price,. aud warranted Of tho
hest quality. Also. MAHoGAsY vENEFRs. la,
cloth. VARNIsT, Spanish Moss, Mahogany K.ohs
sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. casters, BLAND TRIM
MlNGs. instantly on hand and sold low for CASH.
Va STEAM BoATs furnished with every article
ni Furniture al short notice and on the ,ery re-.
terms sep 81
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NO. 100 MAIN STREET.

VIE SUBSCRIBERS would npa,n coII m.
II a'tenI"n Of their customers ard The puhIic
generally to their siork Of work rs ihey have ius
received from fhiladelph a nn additional snp,Iv al
s'oeN' ana an assortment OF everything usunlI,
! kept in such an establishment They have la.
DIES and GENrLEMEN'S SADDLES o( d lie,
eni prices and qualities. Also variety Of BRI.
pl.ES ohd MARTlNGALES; CARRIAGE IIAR
NESS single and double. eastern vie; comm,n
u" DO wagon de-; Cat do; common and fine COL
LAkSi Iiace chains Rond article; IIamcs &c SC
Carriage, Buggy, Cart. Riding and Wagon WIN,
o. dhetcn kind; Sage, Buggy, Droyers' mud Wa
gon WHIP LASIES -
l;CN FRAME HARD LEATHER THINKS.
WIN Lirbnch's patent inside locks aud other inn
pfo'cmeniS Of the latest ely lie both for Ladies and
Gentlemen "'''
H1"asoms imitation, common Loiher & hg,s Iyutk,
limitation asd Iron frame Hard Leather V,Lts,.
ana S""sIr Bag. Carpet Bag; some nm ported ono.
Oh superior KIND AMI finish iu which We call the nj
''hl'"h 81 'hnSe ishng Ia purchase prime arllce
BONNET TRUNKS. Carpei S,ichcls and B,slrl
II'rse BruNi es. Curry combs. Cards &c dc.
Ihey Will also make % order anything in rbeir
Inc oI business wuhoaI della, and ufus coed p,,Ic.
raj ns can be had. ani lar prices Old w,tL
PROMPTLY aud NEA fly REPAIRED.
Ihlnklul fnr pct nvois they earnestly t,ou.s,
INC continuance OF the same
zen III NICOII q Cam
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w. w. RILEY, PATENTEE.
PATENTED IS43.
UILEX'S PATENT OINTMENT
ANT Re REIJ

nv LII LE1
'ENliE Following ccTufichies 0Te presented Ia
IL The public. which places beynnd doubt the
curative qnnlIiIos ri this remedy;
Plea ant Valley, Madison GO O. Jan 25 AS
WIN Wiltshire Rrlry-Dear Sr: Nv wife Inv
ing been hhl cIed with that mu>i disiTes sing al bu
min complaints. The Piles. nearly eight yearswiIh
cut receiving any relief from the best phyrcians 1
vas 'ndnced 10 Try the virtue Of your Ju-tly ceIe.
hfh'ed Pale OIElmsnt. rs rccnmnlc nded hy tour
"goni Mr. James T. IInger. anI she vas enl,tely
health. which had been Lnd (or The last seven wears
WAS completely te,iored. crn therefore cheer.
n'y re""u mend Rrey's Pile Ointment To oil per.
Sons troubled with that paIniul disease
WILL lam NJ CUNE.
certify that have been pfll cicd severely with
The ti'es Tor The lnsr Two years and nier usne
WAGONS remedies wuhnnt nhisining relief / vn.
induced 10 iry Riloy's celebrated Onrmeri for the
Pil"s and c''IaIned speedy relIei. and therefore
'uhhieuilY recommend u ~ ihnsc afflicted v,b
Ms p''"lu' disease AMOS RAMSEY.
| CulamhUs. o. Oct l3. "A
| AUIlON-Npnc genuine nnless manufactured
| ny Tie faleolees. puIup IN phials made expressly
iof ne purpose, leiered md sealed with an ener
we'd seal-wiih Riley Ointment for Piles: notcut
ed Janunry, ls44.' stamped npon The cork. mud
'n'ei"Ped; with splendid engraved wIarper
signed bv The Paienree.
Is. All letter. must Ne directed IN
Messs DAVIS a. WILMER. Columbus.
Ge"s'0i agents Joc he Wsa,
Fer sale wholesale and retail by
JAMES BAKER. Wheeling Va.
KIDD Il co Pdlshu,eh. Pa
JAMES CLASCoE 81 90 Cincinnati
may % ly
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VI II I'D ICI y
sVGAR.COATED
OR IMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"

OR "lMPkONED INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS"
VNOR Intermittent. Remiiicni. Biliou, and In.
n nimma'ory Fever. Head Ache. indigestion
Dyspepsia. Perverted Appetite. Heartburn, CO.
Inverness. Dhtrh91, Dysen,ary. Bilious Collie a. d
Worms. Foul SI"nuSh. Pain in the Head. Side nr
Back, Sctoiula. Scurvy. or any Impurities of The
Bood, Distractions aud Female complaints gene
rally.
There Inns never appeared medicine which,
while ~ can do ne harm, ~ calculated ~ do ~
much g"d. They excite n healihiul preparation,
and open all the natural drains az The stem The
ohsiruciiun oi Ins, ns,hle Precipitation is the cause
Of great proportion OF human suffering These
pils possess the pover. IN AN extraordinary degree
ot removing all ohsif Cuns. and he lthln cIrcua-
| lion. They must undoubtedly supersede all other
purgaiive medicines as they have tour. fold &c.
i'on--v'zi discharge by The Bowels. Lungs. Kid
news and Skin
Children will moi hesitate TO take them; and the,
may be rolled on. beyond my other remedy rs an
| fIeciual and safe medicine fer " ORNfS md all
| complaints incident TO children. More children
have been cured IN New York The present wear h,
the use Of DE- SMITHS PILLS. than all Other
medicines comhincd-as there is no need OF forcing
them down. like other medicines
Que important advantage in taking these Pills 81
'hey DO moi grpe' nor produce nausea or any other
unpleasant sensation Pills haven Ihnusaud nsian.
worse than the disease for which they were nd
m'nisiered. This Is particularly guarded against
IN ihe combination 81 The many ingredients Z.
which DR. Smiths Pills are composed thus render
ing ihcrn harmless.
These pills ore made Of The y,nrea materials; an,
We hive the salisfn, lion Of having proved 10 N,
Medical Faculty that they possess UNCOMMON vIr
tues.
The Direct ms and treatment nf diseases, accom-
pany every b'r la n circular old pages.
"No Sugar. ConIed Pills can be genuine with
oui the signature ~ The sole inventor. &c BENJA
MIN SMITH. NJ ID. President Of The New YorI
College az Health Spon every box
From The Deputy Sheriff of New York,
DR. Smiths S"enred Iuaian Vegetable Pills" have
been used in the Ehrdge street Debtors Prison
WIN uncommeD satisfaction. have never heard
medicine spoken Of with more interest by tao sicl
Who have taken these Pills
| JAMES J BEVlNS Deputy Sheriff
| For snie by PRYOR a. PAUL.
nov ~ I'm Market ST Wheeling.
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE.
WA ISrARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

~ AZ iSi VA - DdLShM Vi WILD ClitRRY
w always Tnuil phonI! Cure follows cure
ia Iis victorious career
DAYTON. February lib. IS45.
Mr. J w Whiimore -Deei SRA. YOU are The
regular authorized agent in Dayton ior The sale Of
DR. W'sIaTs BsIsam az Wild Cherry take this
method OF making statement oi facts TO yon uhieh
hope will he published 10 the worl1) in reierenc,
Is nInosi miraculous cure wrought in NV cas-,
bf means OF the mot invaluable Balsam.
Language fails to describe the salnlaiy effects /,
produced, and the great benefit derived from IL,
use.
TIL. citizens Of Dayton and vicinity, well recsl.
cet that ON the 9Th ul August last received ser-
Gus injury from The explosion al q cannon. A pur-
lion o lie con'ens entered INV right side aud breast
and IN all probability rene fragments or spliniers
"i The rumr"d pissed through The pura. aud pierc-
ed The lungs.
~ tins oiiiit al sInce. messenger wos dispatched
TO Cincinnati, "Id celebrated physician oI that cI-
~ was consulted Wheh he was nude scquainied
with my sIiuaIinn he remarked that nothing could
he done hy medical RId, At The constitution itself
waS not enough 10 throw 81 The disease
Ny friends low despaited at my recovery. and 4
had no earthly ground Of hope to survive many
days. Fortunately. al this juuciufe saw one Of DR.
MisiaFs Pamphlets. enIIicd, Family Medical
Guide or Treatise on Consumption OF the Lungs.
As had often heard OF dying mea Catching at
sTnws.' fell like duiRg 50 myself b, the consent
Oh my physicians seHt To YOU for n bottle OF Inc
medicine descrlhed, WIS 'Wislaf's BaIsam sf Wild
Cherry; which relic led ne immediately After I
mad used some five SIX bottles I 90 far recovered
Us 10 tie up and al out. Ally cough ceased and nv
lungs were res"red Ia healthy state all from The
healing and bnlmv influence and powerful med,-
elnal virtues of Wislars Baisam
Were n not from the external injury I received
~ my shoulder and aim, by the erpiosou. 4 fee
eohhdenI that might have been WORKING Al nv
Trade (Which Is bachsmuhing,) but This Vas nye.
vepied. P
By exposure. I have since taken several severe
c"'d'i aud NY only remedy has hecn The Balsam.
Aud now ] mOsi cordially recommend The genuine
WIS ets Basim Io all who are afflicted with Cold,
coughs or Lung Complaints 1 consdeF a an IN.
valuable m6dIcIne--a real blessing To- the yys,ld
Any pefson desiring further Information, NAV call
ia me al any lime You're. irnly.
CHRISTOPHER n SMITH.
CITY Of Dayton.
Montgomery 80. Stale Of Ohio {
Sub'cfihed and swOrR Ia. before me- Justice of
The Peace This i llh day 81 ehruary f645
EBENEZER FOWLER
W. Iesimony n three highly credia5,e eitszsns
" Ddyicn, ~ confirmation of me o6Ovs "a
WEI the nndefsgDed beng ultimately acquain,
ied iih Mr. Smith aud having seen and watched
over him frequently during hrs late illness, do NOT
hesitate Ia sny that the lsregnng 10y no means an
exaggerated statement. bu, is entitled 10 full credit
(Signed) l. STOUT
J B II DODSoN.
HENRY n SMITH
sold " Wheeling by o PRYOR, aud J cRUN-
oAChEN' Druggists. jan g