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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27

 eaSd ao lhs maRaksmenf S6 "a asrst;;ni. ef ~ " tsvrtausy Xetaeshat tisne A,tain h&l nls ineri ~ y and peEAdlcusiy FgfstR rsthes to RsAs ss ss rs k any rsepostlpss Sov pssGrEal afihussAeAf ef fa;lR snies, e Mexsco hAada ht lore Geo Tavlpt terk l q on the Rio Geante.
 Sech iashe pssdiasmeati ia wkieh Mr. Clsx en1nen tofwa.d as th< ACcgSER or fEfS COUNTRY [ On lhe qaesilea of anpexailaa Ae is esnssaalssxa hatpy " Mr VI hsfeE. 9s tU tAs ssiae r fAe esaes to ten. TayNs to 2vsAes to the Ri6 tfAmie. ke is pct to epes tkaAe bv yAs w~ilskAawN FFxsiw1Nv af lhe tee.Hd. As sa lAs jsagment e a3a Taglsr sA il'e ssires q aAat rsowemeBl he b enmelA69tn4 hY ne despaeehes cf thst gallant a,snsfs ASG0tnwr1s esiAs anstrsAsaly iats8tlsna uf car Rsxssuasuue a is e"aisssi'eseA by lhe whols tsncs ef l eemS as- e'aENi'oaa feem March l0. dewa NO Naseh ia seea asd espesiail9 hy the official isMgwNxs and sAe es. '% aets ot fssas Gamer shs oinmaa6uasak of sae naval io,e n the Gull, acting mmAer its lnstsue- uons tsn thas poiai. sIse. Mr Clay euairadicts hsneesi ey hts own avOwei shat our gsv,sAnent iM sse tate negosiatias wAs sn fii ef .sAe sptrss eG enncss.asanM ss to waiee Ali IeieAsisv t tAs Wnss Aud, hsssly he x coassadscfed A fNs gawdaaiensat positions o hts ffst e$ulWtisRs by Ais ossa rexce. se't tocrrs IN he case ef the dispassd iessstesx oh isr flerttsso! So be H alseavs with those wlso ier purposes of ambition og iAstion stasud ap t~ sts adtr sad detisss tAsu esaetFs ia Asr sfvwRals scgA (arssea fve
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NoFfA q iAs tnss Iiss aMd sssss of sAs a(lA prss- einnf meriki~n .s x

NorfA q tAs tsss Iiss sad ssss ef sAs 9flA prss-
 eipai nsFidiaa. rIaen0nai sections twenty seven and thirty-fo four noFth of AFkansas river and south of the Shuie and fractional section thiFty-6ve, north of Arkansas Tiver. (excepi the southeast quarterly ia township loug, of range ionFteen.
 Township two, of range sixteen.
 Atthe Land Oifiee at CKEAMPAENOLE, com mencing on Monday. the twssty eighth day Of tecrHary next, for the disposal of the pabc lands within the aforementioned townships, six. S0nA cf tas tsss iiAs aud tcssf Of Ms fTh priaci-
 pef meridiaR.
 LoWnshiPs tauFte<n and fifteen, of range eleven- Fractional township twenty, of range ffleen. fractlonai township twenty, of range sixteen. Lands appropriated by law for the use tf Schools military Os other purposes, wili be excluded iron the sales.
 The offering of the lands will be commenced on the days appointed and proceed in the same order n which they are advertised, with all convenient despatch. until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus closed. But no sales shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private eutry of any of the lands will De admitted until ater the expiration ofthe two weeks.
 GIyEs under my hand at the City of washing- tons this sixteenth day of October. Anno Domini one thousaEd eight hundred and forty seven.
 By THE PREsiDExr, JAS. K. POLK. RICHARD M You've.
 CoamissioHer cf ths General Land Okee.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
PROSPECTTS OF THE COM Register.

NJITH the comme encement ofthe Both Congress-,
 w we propose to continue the Congressiona nal Register on the same plan published during the last session. It will contain full and accurate re- port of the business proceedings of Congress, to- gether with sketches of the debates which take place in each house. The next Congress will be one of the most important which has assembled for years, and it is determination to give the peo pie complete history of their proceedings, and at such low price that every person who takes an interest in the acts of that body procure copy It Is believed that the 1st session of the 50th Con gress will continue least eight months; and we therefore propose to issue weekly, on a mammoth sheet octave form, the proceedings at the nnprece dented low rate of one dollar per copy for the session.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27

T1oyME THsxArEsEp N iLLrScgs. 1.-The St. Louis Friend ef tae People states tba al meeting cf men cstling themselves settlers in Townships 2T and 2s. N, R4F. eonvened at the house of a Mir. Townsend BioomhslA, Joe Davis county. on Nov. I. iss7, it was unanimously rcsnlsed thai if any person shall enter any lsd tha, is eiaimed by set.
 tier, ia the above nsIned townships. within years from the time the same was offered for sale, that we will consider such person robber and pirste, and tssai hin, as such. If any person shsil enter any land that is claimed ey settler. thai he. nor any ether to whom be may sell q transfer it. shall have pesesAhss possession, until the settler has iust and iais compensation for the aae. while wa- ter runs and grass grows. .a
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'3D0etrn.
Frow tAs Ney York EsskiNw Pssf. NF. Claws Spcseh Reyised md rvryreied

Ye whigs of all ages, sll shapes and ail hues. Who desire your dIscordant oplnions to fnse Who but ask for creed which yoar party can
 swallow.
 Who bu. seek for leader your party viii iollow, Who but wish for path. sS to ofbce il ise, Come list to your oracses 10! an he am he. in this hour of yoar dezpeEate Reed Who sill show you Paih-wsy, and teach you d
 creed; NJ 4 creed that shah spring, in symmetric de1ign, From assamplion of one geographical Iiue, And shsl prove all yoa please, 90 you please to OP-
 pose
 Every malcontent shade shall our system embrace Every creatuFe that can but show doagA tn hiu
 face;
 From Greely, consigning all war ta the devil. To Garrison, seeking tO stir 1t up civil; From the dog out of office, who looks for his day. To the Mexican agent, who looks gaf his pay Let us form array, let our front le unbfOken. Stand shoulder 10 shouilsr, esGh whig by his bro
 ther,
 From Quakers at one end to traitors at rother. Shading of with such arfifca, no where shall seem An abruptness of change from extreme to extreme These then are our tactics, the line of the Nueees Affords them fine geographical basis. Let Mexico's claim stand instead of eeaviction, That all beyond that was her just jurisdiction" F~t"~~-1e That Tayior's first march was q march of invasion, That Polk made the war, which he dared to deny, And that Congress, sustaining him, voted a He Oh Truth, sacred Truth, art thou lost among men Where, where was thy servant, thy champion then Corresponding with Cassias perchsnce to set forth Double sets of opinions for South for North, Or revolving Us deep in retirement he lay, His career in the Jerfate from that early day Of his entrance illegal of years something short, Thus defrading the laws which he swOre to sup
 port
 To his flight from hs pledge to the Compromise Which he would not maintain, and he could mol
 reiract.
 Hence, horrible shadows, scorn yoa and swear, Truth, truth should have triamphed if had been
 there.
 Iris the light of my ago. twas the star Of my youth will lay down my life in defence of the truth. Fly the way, 'tis extremely unlucky think, There should turn up another great question to
 blink
 But the cost of this can't be all paid In glOry And whst's to be done with the new territory; To begin, we'll oppose it, admitting at most. Of harbor or fort the Mexican coast; t'Tis . sensible project, as if you suppose, One man had a wart another mans nose. And throwing this out to define our position. If the nation insists larger addition, Say a million square miles, and if Congress de-
 clare, That 'iis lawful to propagate Slavery there, Twill be well, but let every good whig understand, It was not for Raf otjso we wanted the land Bat we rather refuse, but the land being won, We can vote as we please whats next to be
 done.
 Fellow whgs let this much for the moment suffice As we al know the worth of . word to the wise; Share among you these principles. certain am, They will last till we're over the dam.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
Equilibrium of Trade.

"fhc friends of trno contend, that the cou1nssrus af the world. if lef io itself. wiil rcgalAsr itseifa
 The truth of ti in regard 10 the currency of com. merce, Is proved bY the experience of every yea1. hersycr tie dehiand s greatest thare 70 the pres by the uss of PsPer eurrenoyi thea gsli savss ths e0unlry for some more needy fcgisn. The mau> nsr ia which this law works, Is this: Monsr hss iag seaSce ia particular pIacs eaasss reduction of prices; this rsdctiov attracts base q whs brina money, which raises prices again to their nAtuel lcve'. Thas the aw of supply and desnand rsgu- iatcs tbs currency ef nations, just as ihs naiirHi law of gravity water ts sack ss psopsf lsvsa
 Taese remarks were snggqstsd by the fnea nosss ced in the English papers. that the exchanges from Europe and America are taraing in savof of that country. which Twill send the .prec ous usrtalss bsek..' The expansions of ths Baak sf EheiauS, having drisea the cein ous of tho kingdem, snd aS ,se s',nc time induced expensive railroad spseaIa. ons. which absorb the capital of the naiion. aided by some other eaasss, hssing brsaght oa stats ef comiuerrisi rnin asd disaster that is hardly eea. cciveabe, The sudden faiI 1, followed alfKoat lns stantly bs tise meat, that gold and dives are flowing back te England. How completely do these truths, relate ihs d. per money srEamreL thai we have aot enough If hard ulosey in the coansry b serve as cafrsacs. It may be true that we have not as maeh at pfa. seat as woad bs Dsedod, because lAe bank nolea have driven # away. But lei paper money be ais. sscd and as t k gradually witidFawn the law ef nature will caase he gold te "iow in aPon ss ss the tiie.''
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
CALL AT JEFFRIES & SONS For New and Cheap G % d g.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have removed from their I old stand, to Benders corner, and have just re. eeived in addition to their former stock tand are now opening) a beautiful assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES: Brown and Bleached Domestics,
 7-s heavy Virginia Lowels.
 4-l do do do
 6-4 Brown Shifting.
 % pieces beautiful prints, .... dozen pairs French Cottonade pants.
 Also variety of Muslihs.
 Lawns. Grapes. Rough and Ready Bonnets. Bon, net and Cap RibbOns variety. Laees. Insertings, Edgings, Sc, kc., of . variety of patterns. Also Furniture Dimity. and new style of win dow curtain goods with Shoes and Groceries, Nc- :, Gc. All of which they will sell low for CASH o' to punctnai men on short time or will exchange them for the produce of the country.
 C. l.. JETPRIES & SON. Little Rack Auz yO lS47 5t--tf
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27

called tsays The .R laond risses.) te the sppro- l,iiensss ol The nf osf military leaders. Tss. 1 ' has had aa iahniie variety of iocaI ' An,.. sl 'ns to the tn which ha has sssseA sp ths Mexiean eation. Scot, has fully nrcss1 his sisias so the sIPsiiaiioD ol Via. .ssid WosiA nsighs have
 Pssree has gone through the sasmy like sisssk q lghiisag. ~hiie the heavy bloss ol the Gms1A hsss f,iAg load sEd eiear on tue MesissD sasii WasL they ssy. has Wooied our fee. and Tspiszs lwiegsd thsm to sons parpose. Puiop has inssisd mGag Mexican 10 he Isst slaIahes. Bsaisr tapped his tsr started the game ca Aiszsado, and gave his commander as chaaes to be in at ths deAih. 1k6 indiass general showed Sania ARaa thaf thsss vss no .iasaing" in thst EDss. Some ef sar sizrsrs hass psossa esea better thas lhsis sssps. CkaS1 bowed ., PaeblA thai he was no bshs. snA Drass P'osed himself more than boasier af Busns yssls
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
Notice ts Prs.Emption Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right of pre-empton to any lands within the limits of the townships and parts of townships above enumerated. is required 10 establish the same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and Eake payment therefor. as sooa as practicable ger seeiag tAs noiies, and before the day appointed for the mencemeht of the public sale of the lands embrac. ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited. RICHARD Nj. YOUNG.
 CommissiOner of tAs General Laad O6ice.
 Nov, 8. 18i7. 9-Isw
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
rhe R.liag rassi..,.

We se1csly aaos If saors ,oscAiss iastsse~ ~ 'she ruling passseg stfoss is desfhr izan s snk sed tn the last won.s CT . sehcot a1ss1ee - T.l gone m sai oai bsfoss saee@sslss | tlsS 3s@i1 1S tas same place fes upward sg ihsssy y&sf6. ~sS the hm os death was gathering oses kls e96 TIT wese soon te opsa in the pseseaes ef af1 Tke ts Y hsis. ehssfen tn he sss< asd bi.ssed M. k IT
 -Ii ,sEsss'eg dMs- sAs ssys msyS Se ssF. -sskssiI I
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NWDrTMW-"e

TNHE subscriber, agent for H. Alderman, will 1 eontinue the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep constant iy hand full and we'll assorted stock of Groce- ries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hardware, Castings, &c, &c, all of which will be sold low for cash The highest market prices will be paid for country pro- duce, as beef hides, peltries, beeswax, &e.
 JOHN KRAuSE. Little Rock, ls47 l9-tjan.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
Choctaw Land Scrip. 1AAn Acres, in pieces of @. l60 and DO lOfU acres, for sale cheap. by Dee. 6, i847. i3-u
HUTT & PARSEL
ps.. $. Ia7.

LEAVE jus, reed per Steamer Wn. Armstrong H from Cincianati.
 s5 bbis rec,ifed whiskey, .' best old bourbon ditto,
 s inonengzhsia ditto, es kegs nails assorted sizes,
 .. flooring bsads,
 ( bales cotton yarn.
 a" batting, 10 boxes star candies,
 ss plough plates,
 1 keg horse shoe nails. I.s acx. kitchen shoveis & tongues. e1 pr common kre-dcgs, 4 large assortment roal.A. square & fat par ison, of all sizes. | ALsL Two tons sssofsed castings sii tess for CASH Little Rock, e New. fsF1, is-Ms
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
srARKAM9Ao Q aA-MN e E R'
 PUsEzswRD wEMKLx, ,y RRARD0N q GAnmIIE, ! }. s { ruREE D0LLARs A YEAR AT IN ADH.ANCE.
rERMs or ADvERTfsaHe.

M -rRms OF ADvEETHMxMG.
 ..,.,e of 10 innes, oS less, Grst rhseft1on, FNA, and FfrT1 CENTS for each eontinr- sss Ds- Ia lines, and not exceeding lA. tp be acs-ss.aa. s"a. .onare and half-Oyer l6. aud netex- EAsissa Sa .s two sqaarsa--and h that PEoportion fS .a .,srtisements te he paid Ter "a advanees O a, sssumeA by some rssp6naihle peEon. ], Of z. ;ndiyidnal account, q the above lates, ws.s ,o % ase and under eleo, in enc year, 2 die. asseSys ss 9s uer cent. will be made; and wnen n ess eA,,. to sloO or upwards: n tne aame ps,sGas -, O( S3l per cent. val ee mane. Ne oeane, dps'ss Sswrver, viii Dc made. psyment ns aelenea oa' ne" ...r shal have expired; nor wlh sny re. afr 'nt made on legal advertisements. required ylsE Cc0yrRACTs Bv TnE xBAR- .
 ..ssS;nr 10 lines, renewable at pleasure, S2o. Nd 20 's 90 f. 60 " 0v. .av.ai.ements. or parts theEeof. exeeeding 10, AZ sa lines. as the case may be- subject to the ~ ". and discounts hrst menlicned; ana no con ..s. .t these rates for less term the1 Nc uaes Cor occasional omissions; and ai contracts .S. decSs' Ss.r to be paid in advanee. - ~ rASDINd ADvERTzsEAzsseIs.
 so, 10 ipes, or less, eaeA aoaIuonAl ''' months. e square. , $ds
 .6 10 .SS
 ,s IS i2 .a.,.aSiug advertisements will be changed at the All AnsA,:oaea rates. unless contract be made when srs' s ".sss;oo and must be paid for in advance
 will be announced sh io, s.y oss .s.s, e..es, ely, .t.a, or e0unty' without ne aas'hss P'sheA' nss circulars win he charged a advertise rvau ..d pavment required in advance.
 hes.s aA w. hereafter be delivered to any person ,S so xbcm we have no regular dealings until paid im. h. .,1raa ,vith the u,lrn. ar;a.sr;ous desired, otherwise they will be con sa,sd {. si anti forbid, and charged accordingly.
 s. No variation will be made from the aoove rases S;,cle number of the paper, l2b cents.
 IIletters must be pOst-Paid. or they VIII not re- ,eye any attention
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
THE AUTUMN.

 Some love the glsdsome Spring time, . The season of birds aud fiowers, Wien leaves above and buds beneath, Laugh in the ringing showers; Oh the earth is like a child then, That knows not care nor crime, But give me the mellow Autumn, When the year Is in its prime. The summer months are ripe and full, Txhe fields have golden sheen. And blashing fruit, like uiaiden's cheek, Looks out amid bowers of green; The chlIAlke spring Is a mother now, And oh, 'tis blessed ti'ne.-- But give me the mellow Autann, When the year is in is prime. The mellow, the golden Autumn, When magic light and dim. Broo.is over the air. the earth, the sky, Like an embodied hymn. When visible prayer floats upward, And an almost heard low chime, From the golden, the mellow Autumn. The year that is m it prime. Oh the Spring has glad re. .eicing.. The Summer o'erfowering life. - The winter it's happy household hearth, Wher. are daughter and son and wife; And sli arc bies ei in their tarn, As are music and song and yhyme, Hot give me the crowned Autumn, When the year is In its prime.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27

DISTANT SUBSCRIBERS may forward money by letter, the postage on which will be paid by us, and all risk assumed by ourselves in it's ssfe transmission.
 Postmasters are authorized to act our agents and by sending five DAILY subscriptions with $50 enclosed, or five sEMI.wEEkLY subscri- bers with $25 enclosed, or five WEEKLY sub scribers with $l0 enclosed, will be entitled io one copy of the edition us they furnish sub scribers for, GRATIS.
 NOTICE-Newspapers, by publishing our prospectus with this notice attached, until the lst of December next will receive, during the next sion of Congress. the Congressional Register and Tri-weekly Union.
 RTTCHfE X HESS.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27

We lay before oar rcalets a very sensible arsisis ou the "Eqailibrinm If Trade" taken fism the Ohio Press.' The sentiments sound. and ta accordsnce with the principles of econosnyf
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
THE WEEKLY UNION FOR THE SESSION.

This publication Is nos e.,ly the cheapest, but 1t contains more valuable reading matter than k to be found in any o.er Weekly published al the same price in the country. Besides the politics of the day, 1t contains all the late and important news, both foreign and domestic: and its com. mercial articles are...not equalled. II will also contain complete synOptical summary of the proceedings of both Houses of Congress, and be furnished to subscribers at the low rate of
 One dollar and twenty .6ve cents per copy
 for the session.
 Clubs will be furnished with ten copies for Sl0.
 Ali subscriptions must be paid in advance.
 POsTMAsTERs, by sending us five sub- scribers for either of the Hbove Vublica- iions, will be entitled to one copy GRATIS. Subscription price of Daily Union per year, $i0 % Subscription price of Semi Weekly, published
 tri-weekly during the sessions of Congress, 5 00 Subscription price Weekly, 00
 Clubs will be furnished with
 eopie. of the Daily for $40 00 do Scmi-Weekiy % % 10 do do B % do Weekly % 10 do do Is %
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27
Fr6m tAe Bssfon Peat.
CORsETs.

When was down in Boston town. A month ago or more, saw very sing'lar thing l never saw before. Twas hanging in window case Upon string a-saddIe- Looked something like an hour-giass A something like a saddle. asked of several citizens, Who chanced 10 be at hand, "What iras iti" but their gibberish lcould'nt understand. One fellow called it "a restraint On certain parties placed, Like decree in chancery, .f+ To stay the tenants waste. Another--just the qaeeres, chap Of any in the swarm Saij '''twas the glass of fasniou, but 1t ra' the mould of forn,.' Another said s''Twas a machine A lady used to rig het- To bring hef form and life into The very smallest figure" At last little girl came out. And think of my amaze She ask me if wouldn't please To buy pair of siays" Of course s'd heavd of "stays before, But, strike me deaf and dumb. If ever l, until that hour, Suspected them was uru "
  Wel--is'nt it exceeding straug, That any maid or wife, Just for a little taper" should Put out the 'lamp of iifer' know that lanatcs must have Straight jackets put about 'eni-- But woman in their wits should make i shin so do-vithout 'etn!
The Arkansas banner., 1847-12-27

Little Rock. ls47.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-04
EszIIiIAeIIkSIjasaIaE
||ks sIIIlaH'I I,l|j|.a|!|'I H'Il|.;;! 7E,6I| 3D.

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II. and other tnmors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old
and fresh Hounds, Sprains and Bruises, S,oet-
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Breasts, of ,Uomen, Rheumatic pains, letters.
Eruptions, Chilblains, Rkiaoscs, Biles Corns,
and external diseases generally. II is likewise
greatly superior 10 any medicine heretofore
discovered for the chafed backs and limbs of
horses for ringworms, chnpped lips, and in
short for every external bodily evil that may fall
to the LOT Of man or beast. The proprietor of
this noble specific can positively state, without
fear of contradiction, that it is vastly superior
to any compound ever discovered, or at least
that ID known in these days, in the cure ofthe
above complaints. Indeed, too much cannot
be said in its favor, for there is nothing more
certain, than its efficacy in the matters for which
it is recommended, and the speed and perlec-
tion of its cures are such as TO have the appear.
ance of being miraculous. No house should be
without this almost universal ointment. for the
inmates Of all houses are liable to scalds tch.
es, cuts, bruises burns, corns, chapped lips,
&c. SC. &c.; from any or all of which they
can receive but little injury if they have box
of Harrison's unrivalled specific 10 contend
with them. For Piles and Salt Rheum it sur.
passes all other remedies.
For sale by T. Risley, Hamburg; and
J. D. TIBBETTS,
Edge6eld Court House, S. c.
iuly % GIN 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-08-04
II HAS PERFECTLY CURED ME-

PHILADELPHIA, December 1887.
To DR.. D. Jayne Dear Sir-rhe astonisil.
Ing aud miraculous beneficial effects your val
/, ,uabe EXPECTORANT had OIL nv ghhor,
the Rev. Mr.. Rushing, made so favorable i'm
preston ohmy mind, that after consulting with
several friends, and learning that you were a
regular Practitioner of Medicine, lcalled upon
YOU, and purchased half a dozen bottles, and
told you thati I lived to take them, you should
shaye.as good report from me. ~
am alive and well this day Thanks to a
merciful God, and your Expectvran,; and now
come forward cheerllly 10 fulfil my promise.
For twenty long years had been constant
sufferer from the effects of a hard, dry cough,
pain in the breast, aud difficulty of breathing |;
ihe last five of whic!,. chills and fevers, every
wiring and fall, added to my misery. ! was
sporn away to mere skeleton; with the great.
est difficulty only could ! get up and down
stairs; my appetite was gone, and my strength
had SO fur falled me, tina. my friends were per.
s,Iaded could not survive many weeks, unless
ob,aincd relief. Indeed, sir, my situation was
so perfectly miserable TO myself, and so disi
rressing TO my family, that felt willing 10 die
me home. But heard of your medicine, and
relief came. Les. u pioFeu Vhc Dulih Vi
Gilead" to my poor afflicted body. Before I
had taken ONE BOTTLE, experienced mi,i.
CATION of all my symptoms, and to my great
10y found in the continued use of it the hap.
pest relief In short sir, 1T HAS MADE A
PERFECT CURE OF ME-and can truly
say, have 10 desire to be better.
r. S. ROBERTS is Dr. D. Jayne's only
Agent at Edgedeld G. IL.
iny 81 st 70