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From the Maine A
Aid and Comfort.

Aid and Comfort.
The Washington Union says we most confidently be-
lieve, the best and most recent information we have
been able to obtain, the chef not he sole obstacle to q
acfCdtion betUee the co countries Op, is 10 be found
in the impression produced upon the Mexican govern
and people, by the past and present tone and attitude
of OF the federal leaders and federal prints in rela
ton to the war, its causes and its purposes"
Ii there is any set OF who deserve the execraton
of their countrymen it is those who would hold the ad
mnistraton accountable for the continuance of the war;
when its efforts TO honorable peace entirely
frustrated by the reasonable which they them
selves pursue. Who doubts that the Mexcans across
the Rio Grande would long since have accepted the olive
branch which has been repeatedly extended to them had
not the Wer'can igS of this country held their hands
back There is reason to doubt that many of the
most violent opposers of the p,nposely en-
gagged in efforts to prolong until the next pres
identia election shall occur. They fancy though
unwsey, that if peace not restored prior that tme
against the administration which will completely turn
the scale in their favor; but never political wire
pullers mistaken If the old federal doctrine
true, of which they are the representatives, that the peo
pie destitute OF virtue and intelligence, then there
might be occasion to fear that they could be deceived
humbugged and betrayed but federalism unpopular
now il ever was Attempts TO Illustrate the honest
deavors OF patriotic administration 10 peace and
acquiring power lis DOWNFALL will prove as futile
as they ever have done Faction, DISHONESTY,
TREASON, wW corer ats authors NTH tnjamy and disgrace
nol, they did me enemies and reuIers Of the patriotic
MADISON. The democracy rely upon the honesty,
wisdom, and patriotism OF the people 10 sustain the
government III It's cndeavos to the protection of
their rights and advance their interests from the origin
OF the republic TO the present time they have done
The federaiss may hold out false lights TO the ignorant
benghted, distracted NeXcans, as they did blue lights to
the enemy Of former times but the free, enlightened
patriotic of their own counlrynen they cannot
deceive.
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Something more precious than gold.

TIME most superior an-biIious pills in the market,
i and which are creating much excitement and
greedy swallowed by the bilious are pr Charles A.
Van Zundt's anti bilious health restorative pills.
They safely and certainly without preventing the
patient from attending to his business and the only
remedy for beusness and all its attending plaques
placed before the people They open the pores, cleanse
the stomach restore the hillary ducts 10 heahu operation
and perform miracles in the of preserving health, and
preventing the spread of dangerous naades This nval-
liable medicine will also depraved appetite,
strengthen the nerves. any other debtated part of the
system, those dull headaches which Fremont
tory oliver complaints, and generally accomplish what it
takes dozens OF other medicines to do
Sold by Wyatt ketchum, l2l Fulton street, New York,
general agents andby CHARLES STOTT,
June l3-3mos Washington, d. G..
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49, FOR sALE.-A two-story brick rough cast house

A. FOR sALE.-A two-story brick rough house
Eiij pleasantly situated New York avenue, i'm full
I'LL view OF the Potomac, between 18th and 18th streets,
square no.
Itcontains eight rooms and dry and cellar
with good yard IN front and back and is well suited
ACCOMMODATE genteel family. 1t is within minutes
walk of the War and Navy Departments.
Also, number 10, in square 10, eligbly situated on
street, near Cen Eaton's, in the First Ward, containing
9, 1879 square feet
Two lots numbered and in square 1884, situated on the
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue of
Capitol, containing "a lac feet
The terms OF the above will be moderate, and made
suit persons in moderate circumstances.
For particulars apply to CHARLES DE SEEDING,
March 6-2awtf No III Todd's Buildings, Penn
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IHE 3D ONO Observation-Disclosures arrived in town
last night that Colonel Curtis has pledged General Taylor
The services of his regiment with him to San LUIS
potosi, necessary Notwithstanding its term OF service
viii have expired. This is highly creditable, and JUST
what might be expected Of the nobehearted boys that com
pose the 3d.-Mark County Democrat. June 9
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FOURTH OF JULv.-rbe Georgetown Advocate says that
great paratons making the various Sunday schools
tha town to have proper celebration of the fourth OF July
IS usual for the different schools this OCCASION
and to have proper arrangements made spending the
day in the beautiful woods the town. with such useful
and patriotic exercises and amusements may tend to i'm
prove the minds and to cultivate the good feelings among
biee
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nORTRATr AND IMMATURE PAINTING. Madam,

DORTRATF AND MINIATURE observation-disclosures
Brdenthal respectfully informs the ladies' and gentle
of Washington and its vicinity that she has located
herself Mrs. Shryock's, 7th street. T. street,
where she is prepared take portraits and miniatures in
style of excellence which she haers herself will be pleas
ing. Her moderate, and she respectfully invites
a call to examine her specimens.
Madame b. will take few scholars to learn the French
language and drawing ifappcaon be made early she
has a class forming June I2-3tif
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From Tennessee.
Extract of letter 10 the Editor, from

dresden, June A.
'Our State elections beginning to create some ex
element. The candidates for governor are canvassng
the State, and quite sangune in expectations
of re-eecting Mr.. Aaron V. Brown Mr. c. r. Williams
has taken the field the wing candidate for Congress
in this district. Mr. Milton Brown declines General
Haskell is also spoken of wing candidate subject to
The decision OF convention, MIR. Williams is willing
TO submit TO convention, with goodly portion of pro
vsosthe leading one take to be, that it shall nominate
HIM. John A. Gardner has taken the field as the dem
ocratic candidate He and Williams addressed an au-
dience in this place yesterday Gardner is greatly supe
rior TO Williams in what call stump oratory; but the
whig majority in the district wheming that we
cannot indulge in any bright hopes of succeeding. Old
issues discarded BY the wings and the war and Gen
Taylor are Mr. Willams's hobbies. He is against and
in favor of the war, and, think, rather evasve with
regard to Taylor Fortune may favor the brave and Mr.
Gardner may be elected We were under strong appre-
tensions of being defeated in our member to the State
Senate, there being three democratic candidates one of
whom, from the plea OF no danger of whig opposition
fused for time to submit his pretensons to a con-
venton But, recently wing has taken the field, and
the obecor has manifested the proper spirit and the mat
ter is in train, hope, for amicabe adjustment guess
that Gen Harris, of Henry county will be the cand
date. This countywhich last session of the legislature,
was, through the distraction of the party represented by
whg-took early action in the with regard to the
pending election for representative and selected young
man of great PROMISE Col p r. Glass, the democratic
candidate This meets the general satisfaction so that
at least esteem ourselves, perfectly safe
our representative in the legislature"
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THOR SALE OR RENT

LIOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses 9th, between
II and M streets north a large two-ptory brick
with cellar and back buildings, pump of excellent
the yard, and large side lot attached; the other
frame two stories high, with back building containing
eight rooms. For terms apply to II. JONES,
May l9-u Until On the premises,
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BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
Navy Agents Office, oath MAY, l

I)hOAOsALS Will be received at this bureau until
o'clock ON Friday the 18th of June, ensuing, for the
delivery OF the following articles, the navy yard at Pensa
eola IN Florida, during the year commencing the LIST
day OF July next and ending the 3Oh day OF june lSo
upon The conditions hereafter specified Wis
CLASS NO. l.
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For Sale Lease.
TTNIE WASH ngton City Orphan Asylum lots of ground
which were given to this institution since
10y Congress- in order 10 secure permanent fund towards
support, will be sold leased upon the favorable
terms, both TO price. and the time times payment
AS the trustees who hold these lots for the asylum
they have been anxious to out the purposes of
Congress- and to secure revenue from this propertyow
m h, ,h valns vI ni iv @ nsen aoe
mined dispose of the for less those who desire
make a safe investment therein.
These lots thus designated.
Lots 4, 6, and g. in square No 259
Lot2 &C 1913
Lots 3, 4, s, 6, and7' " 2S2
Whole of square 4" pa
Do do GO
For further niormaon please apply TO
N. T0WSON,
President Board Trustees; or to
JAMES LARNED,
June 14--3m Treasurer.
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10 barrels raw tar
ID g coal
10 g pitch
=" rosin
80 lbs. seine Irvine
20 whipping Irvine
10 assorted sewing irvine
assorted shoe irvine
30 yards muslin
pieces white bunting
red "
blue &C
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
2msnbcr SSor0..

100000 TuB Sretter, SaubrlI &c.
Der llutsrIhricbsnc madt ieinen Srcuns
eeu uuo Gem pubiifnm lbcrbaurr he 9Inscis
oe, ons er lcincn grcfterbcf micocr nit als
len 9lrtcn 8nubcf,, Srettcr, Sdiroeln, ,e.
anacfiOt hat. @r in gcfcmncn aacs an ME.
origen prciicu su perfnufeu; ale cicjruigeu
ole irocno etpas oirIer 9Irt brnnden, irers
ben cabcr ipcblthun tci ihm duiurnfcn. i,
Gathan Sreidcr.
0dnudr I2 f n1tu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
q llentaun
OcaWGNlfe SClnmGc

Ter llnterScidnete bi'tet Tin @rIaubniB
ocn @inipohncrn BON SlIcItduu, uuo vcda
@auntD i'm sllgemetuen, onsusei9cu, boR one
brittle Biertel Cfllr oaS laIfence Sabr) bon
Ieiner 9ep6bltcn Sd,uIe, am Mcrta9 ocn
1iten Wdr; ndd,iteus, anfon0cn wirc.
Ca er binldn9lihe @rfahrun9 i'm 2cbreu
bnt, uno nit cen mChrltru nu9eEommerCr
SDlfemen oe5 llutCrricht6 bcfaunt 1T, 70 bcffl
er ocrtrauun96upN lrI Stauoe III lciU, alIC
bcfricoi9en su f6nnCn, Die ihrr Siiuecr untcr
lrine 9Iuftd,t itcllen-uuo or perblr0t iGh
feline 9anie 9IufnIcrfIamfcit tcr litcrarlfhcu
uno mcraIiidcn Gerbehetun9 Su ipiomcn.
lluterridt wir6 in allen 3meiQen ertheiIt
Die eeipohnlid, in 9caoCmien oCIChrt iOcrocn,
oIs Nc(en, Sd,rcibcn Sn9IIde @ramma'
tif, @cc9rdphie, @Ircutou, Competition, ma
tilrGid)e philclrphlc, 9icdcnfunif, bic Iatci
niide uno 9ricdiidc Spraheu, 2Il9cbrl,
9ccmetrie, uno QanomcGen.
Die CiacipIine Der Sdulc fTuo nllo uuS
odterIid,, babel aber pilnftlid,. Wiube miro
an9ewcnoct, I'M Die Seurtheilunq6fraft uno
SNer5cn fir Sos ;u 9spiuncn mas rcd,t in,
uuc Den @borofter gu tdrfer, caourh o0B
er mil 9eh6riacm gcrtrducu bchducelt pWo.
Sur ndbere Srlcnccrbciteu meuce man
lth au
eSamc5 @, Gee.
9IIcrtdur, Scb. %. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
0oCtor 2lrpletcns

terlibmte Oiittel 9e9en Saubbctt.
Disie pertbpcOe Webisiu mirb tdaId, bes
rubmter. DielcIbe curirt unfcblbar 3oub'
hcit pcld,e Innqe beifancen hat. YdmpbIets
ipsld,s interchlnte @ertihcate pcn @uren nj
iid, Iblween, IIub bel Den 2laenten ein;ulehCn.
9tcrarb un0 QSaltDn,
Nc. 376 Oarft Giraffe, Nhilacelphid.
~s Scl9cnce oerren iInc 2I9cuteu fir
bcn 8erfauf cieicr WeoGiu : 3. @uth mno
81 2lilcntdln, pctcr pcmp, @aitrn, &. q.
ermbert, 9iracinn, unc Wartin 2uB, Sor:
riSbnrg. .
CCcembcr |. nalS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16

9cfcnnen 70 mobIfcil fur Gdorgel0 SIt pcr'
faufen, ale ir9cno iorltwo 9efauft mcrcen
fam. Nnfct an uno urtbrjlct fir cud) fcltF,
bas Sefehen frffst nid,ts.
9luh bat er auf So0no Elm 9rpBes 2ITcrtcs
ment ocr
Summit lteberId,ubcb
70 mie aud, NIT gSeIi ein0cfaFtc, pru alien
6ir6ecn unC ben bcltcn GuaIitdten, Gle er SIl
een, niecri9ilen prrifen gum gerfouf nnbics
tet
Sunbens9Irbrit nirb immsr auf bic tiirSc'
fte 9lnsei9e oerferti9t bel
Sonatban 8ci6arb.
Tcpenibcr IL. nabr
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ao6lcsps1 aa. &Ols(oOf,
Sanuar 10.
tit SlIrs Setblcbem.

III SHpSSelpttUtlli.
Der llnterseftturte, rpcbnboft in 9rtblcs
hem, er9rctft oieie Wethcbe. Dem publifum
befannt gu mad,cn, ons er nun in leiuem
Nrf an oem SanaI in Snos sScthlehcm, Gin
oclIltdnct9es enforcement 9 ubcIS uno
StclnfchIen bon alien 8encnnunacn, auf
Oano hat, tpeld,cS olIes er an annebmborcn
prciscn gum 8erfduf nnbietet. Scin Stcf
betebt uutsr anccrem aus ScI9enoem
WetBz unb @clbpetnt, Ycplar 1t. Sir
id>snScarbS Soemlcf SenSbpare6
bon IL bis 90 SUE in yin9e; Sems
LOT, SotCe nno Gafter6; Gjeltpeint,
9Selbpetnt II. SOemlcf Scdntlin9S
bon rerid)eoenen gdn9cn unb 81
fen 10 rte ou6 cine grr6e &ers
fhleeenhett ncn 9Sct6peint uno
SprltCe S6tnbelIL mo @lelin9s
Slnd)cn.
Gr cmpfiuat olcitfoGs Bills bon Sem
lcd fir SdcuCrn une NiuIcr, rpCde CT Der.
ipricht al tiiqcn prctIcn uub auf Die teils
Wcifc su licfcru.
HJrGr bait audi immcr bon rem tcffcn
6 III It tia9 gum Gcrfauf auf 5Hano.
~ @tenfall6 Scar Stipc6 uno S6in,
oeln fir Snfcr.
AZ Der h0d'itc WarftpreiS mire Su alcn
3citcn fur Soofcr bcjoblt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
3cinc Sur, fcime SsesabInra.

Or. @uDen's SnciauiiheS Srduter'
nnttel = perlldert ,u heilen, pter oaS @elo
ica ipieoer surnd eritottct wcroen. Oicfe
MseiIin it subersitet aus eiut IN inoidniIdem
ReSept, Weld,cs bon einem Subiaucr i'm frr'
nen Welteu an 9rc6cu Sfclfen erbaltcn rpur'
be Sclhe Die init ben Snoioner bcfdnnt
wareu, tpilcn, eas fIe Die Sufleud,c fnriren
f6nneu uno wirffd, thuu, obne Ole Germtt'
lung pcn Merfur, Saliam, oerr Icnlf ir9euo
ctipds Der 9Irt. Cie eeiecnben hnben jeet
sinc G,ele9eubeit furirt iperben Su fonnen,
ohuc bic Giefdhr bon Werfur cbcr wior9sn
Giebraud, bon 8aIiam. Dielc Weoi,in it
bem @elhmad ansenebm. uuo ldet teinen
Sierud, oes 9lthcms surild.
Obiae itdBbare Weciiin 1T ,u bobeu
in Ncm Suhicbr upn 3. 9ntb uno 60. in
2ia ntauH.
NRars 2. lS47. n0lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
Cr. Sclrnittp's
SUmpGGtm6 @rtract
pCu GorianarlQd


nirc nit gutter Wwfnn9 in oIIen Sranfbct
ten, tie pou ocrccrbenem Gute herrbhrcn,
debrandlt. 9Icute uno d)rcuilfe Mteund'
Iisnr, Slofcn, uno 9tiercn Srunfheiten pcr'
ecu qteidfans rurdb biciclbe pertriebcn. =
Niefe Metiiin ucrhinoert Tdlcr Wcltern' nne
gsiicns Sirter, unb III bnS tcfe Wtttel ecn
Yatieut nad'ocm or oaburdI an4e9rifen it,,
wicecr hcrsuiielIcn. gilicus @bclif, Curd,'
fail, Bile, JcartIrbiofcit, 9crfdltunaen nne
Nnlfeu, @bClif uno idlIeid'cEcc 9lusSchrun9
miro etenfalle ooburd Schiell uno perhmeert
SV6pe.p fla.
Seine 9erlon nit oieier unangenebmen
Sranfhcit sepla9t, irlltc pcridumen cieic Res
oiSiu al 9ebraud,cn, ineem te Gin unfebIbds
res Mittel cage9en 1T, mag eieSelben AUDI 70
prtt lte INNER fpia pornn9eidrtten lein.
RieieIbe bat i'd, frrner als iehr bewdbrt
bewicien in Qeberfranfhciten, 9ieruenfrauf'
teiten, 9ieuraIgia, DcrStlppfe II, pile6,
Shmcrsen i'm 5trpf Seite, 9iilfeu, ocu @iies
Der iberhoupt, @cidbpnlfle, 8ronfes 6cpf'
web, Steifbcit, uno alien 9irten Granfbcitcn
Der Srauensimmer.
/" Sbi9c IddBbore uno unIbertrefflid,e
Weoisin (uno mir fpd9cn eS ~ behallptcn
oas feline beBcre in Qedd @auutD gum Gcrs
fauf aii9sboten fpiro,) in in bonn guhfcbr
bon 9i. @utb uno 60 , in 9lcntauu 81 crs
halten.
preis 81 Die 8cttcl.
Or. SDlpnienb.
October 81. nq1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
lSausGdlter Ebct Dier /!
Gin neues gSaarcnta0cr foeten erbfs

Gin ncue5 gSaarcn(a9cr foeten erbfs
net i'll 9lllentaltn,
2ln benz IIe6itlid,en gde Der Samiltcu uno
Somcs Strasen, nahe So9enbudb's joctcl
9Illpo CT immer perferti9en uno gum 8ers
fanf anf 6ano baIten ipirb, cine 9rcec Beers
ldieocnbcit ocn
SGbiuct SSonrcn,
teifeteno gum Shelf aus Wiabc9anp
Scibbparb6, 9Sarprobcs, Bureaus,
@entre., @aroz, Yier<, @nbs, Soiletz,
Sinirss II. Sreaffast.Sifhe, Ndbs
SOut. uno QSafd)sStdnb6. Sammer
Bureaus, Sprtn9iit uno 9emetne
SofaS, Spffon Shanfe(s Snible,
fo tpie audi Gtrfbens unr Otdpels
bureaus, Slide, S6rdnee, Setts
ftelIcn, II. {. ~.
fur,, jcocn 9IrtifcI Der in leiu Sad, eiuIhldqt
unb alles piro aus Seu belfcn Waterialien
Ucrfcrtt9t.
Der @i9enthilmer eiefc6 @tnblilementS,
tpeldler icIbif Gin erfahrncr Nanbmerfcr III,
1T focben oireftocn Der Stabt 9tcuDcrf, nlls
no or obi9cs @clhdft fir cini9e Sabre bes
trteb, ail!dCr an9elan9t Jteben oielem bat
er nod ciit slnSahIbe befcn 9Irbciter in leis
ncr Cienifen, pcltIer llmifauo ihn in ben
Stdnc fest Elm re9clnrdei9cs uno 9rcecs 9lfs
Iortement eleeante @abinciwaaren, ale cbcns
benamtc einfhIieeenb, INNER ouf Nano 81
bdltcn. 9Iud, nerfen ale nidlt dn9efiitrte
2IrtifcI, in alIgemeinem @cbrauh itcts bon
lhm gum 8erfauf in SrrettId)aft 9cbaltcn.
ollie 1eiue Baoren mcrteu nof ben neues
ifen @uitcrn perfertiqt uno ifchen feincn, noe
Der al Site nod, an StDI, nab, Die in pbi'
IaeeIpbta ceer Ieupcrf gu Sage bcfOrbcrt
merocn.
Gns publifunt, un6 defenders oiejeni9cn
Die oas Soau6batten Al be9iuucn qcoeufen,
flnb ein9claoen ansurufen uno fir fd fclbft
~ urtheilcn, che iTe fcnitipr faufen. Seine
preiic iIno fcbr tiai9.
p~ Sein 8aarenlaaer in Die 2te 3hiire
bon bem ,@fe, uuo 1T am ndmlldNen Srt mo
frilber Salomon Slanf oas r6mlide Sc
ihdft tctr%k
so. 6. Gcplbou0h.
Iouember II, nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
y Sinnp & 1Gprfcs.

Ter llntcrScid,uetc hat cbcnfaGs nruIih
einen friIhcn 8crratb prn piono Sc,fes prn
ciuer uorSu9lihcn Sualtdt, an 2lrbeit uno
Con, erhaItcn. Ctclc Gnifrumente wereen
curd) cineu Weiifcr ucrfcrtiGt, Der bel per.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oas oolocueR G.
l. aI6 Gin premium fir Iciuc 9lrbeit, ,cg
Scrner cnle 9rcsc 8erftieeenbcit BON ans
bern Snitrumenten, ale
Siclin6, SaG, Siols, Guitars, SCDrs
ner, Srcnrpcten, @crnettes, Srllnts
bones, 8inlbalS, 8l6tcn, G(arips
nctteIL YfetferL Srpmmcln,
II. I. 10, II. ny.
@bcnfaus @irIin.Saitcn uub Ru,
1f Snder pen ollcn slrteu.
pile melt,e SIrtifcI or ccm Vntlifum, an
fciuem aIten Staro in @cttlcbrm, an cen
dlcrniceri9lten prCifcn gum &crfauf antc.
tct.
$. g. Glitter.
Slnulr5. *3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
SScate G0tfacrci.

llrtcrScihucte er9rcifen eicie G'cIeacrbci
ihren Srcunrcn uno cincm 9cehrtcn publt
fun aniuSci9cn, baB ilC chnldugt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
Doctor 0nQen's

2Ir51tl W1lIteI 9t9tN NrahtNlIIcH Ctf
Srauen3tmnler.
Tieic WcoiSn ipridlt fur iih fcItff, itno
lcllte III jcccr Somilie anarirrfcn rpcrfeu
ftnnen. @ebranhc itr cinmal nnc ou pirit
oidl fur feline bciIere umlcbcn.
Ciele WeoiSin III su babsn, bci 9. Giutb
II. 60, sIIeutaun, Deter prmp, @aficn, s.
y. Scmtert, 3rarin9, nno Wariin eue, Oars
r6bnr9
december |. NILS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
Stiefeln llnD S6uben,

siim 8erfauf an.-
Oa fe aae unter fci'
ner 9luffd,t otrfcrs
ti9t wert en-, 10 ifcbt
or OUT fir aGe 9Irs
brit bic bel ibn cerr
fcrtiat miro, nno If
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-16
SSOasatbGsaa SciOearS,
Stiefels rnb S6uhnla6er in Ger
Stoht 9UIeutallu,
NUeitdUH.
3um Sdilo tcs grreen g dub

3um SdiGb ccs 9rrsen 9 hubes.
9'enad1ridbti9t ons pubIifum bos er baS
Sticfcl unb Sdubmoders@cfd,ift an feincm
oltcu Stanbc, 3 3hTrrn unterbaIb &clb's
octel acacn oem @curtbanie ncd INNER
fortbetretbt.
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-02
WISTAR'S BALSAM d
WILD CHERRE
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Springfield, KY, May IA,

Messrs. Sanford 8. Park.-Gep
take this opportunity of inrol min
Of a most remarkable cure peril
upon me by the use OF 'Dl Wistatl
sam Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1870 | was taken wi
inflammation of the bowels which
ed under for six weeks when gs
Iy recovered. In the fall of 1881
attacked with q severe cold, which
ed itself upon my lungs; and for
space Of three years was confD1
my bed. tried all kinds Of mp5i
and every variety OF medical aid
out benefit; AMI thus | wearied
until the winter of 1914, when |
Of 'WSstar's Balsam Of Wild CID
My friends persuaded me to give
trial, though | had given up all hop
recovery and had prepared mysN
the change Of another world. Thu
their SOLICITATIONS | was induced lOf
use Of The Genuine Wistur'S Bala
WiH Cherry, The effect W $ trud
tonlshing. After fUe years of afi1
pain and suffering; and after hsa
spent four or fUe hundr d dollars
purpose, and The best and most resi-
able physicians had proved unaval
was soon restored TO entire heslI
The blessing of God and the use oil
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
am now enjoying good health
such is my altered appearance that
no longer known when | meet ny
mer acquaintance.
! have gained raridly in weight
my flesh is firm and solid, | can noF
as much as any person, and ny
seems to agree with me. have \
more during the last six months Ih
had eaten five years before.
Considering my case almost a mlr
! deem it necessary for the good o.
afflicted, and the duty | owe to lhsl
prietors and my fellow men (whO shs
know where relief may be had 70 2
this statement public.
May the blessings OF God resi-
the Proprietors Of so valuable a msdl'
as Wistar's Balsam Of Wild CHERRY.
Yours respectfully, W. H. RAl
Sanford & Park, general agen,l'
the west, corner of Fourth and va
streets, Cincinnati.
For sale at the Drug Store Of =
PRlESTLEY & M0SBl
Canon.
o. o. woobMAN, Ticksbrfg
W. =. TANNEHrLI, Msagsl
March 20, 1915.