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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-06-25


Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: My wife has been for seve-
raj years afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried
ny different remedies TO obtain some relief but all TO no
versenent, to give your Sarsaparilla trial We pro-
cured of it from your agent Mr Van Buskrh)and
gives pleasure that after using she expe
rienccd great relief and in very short time per-
fectlY cured. l was also together with man in my
employ badly troubled with piles and by using small
quantity of your Sarsaparilla complaint COM
pletely cured consider of the best of medicines
and would advise all who afflicted give it trial
GARRIT q
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ard the ju.uee Of
god Of Uaaalnd BE- hoped Aersss ,Aa,tseso
rd - e atncd resus OF near uSty yaSs experience and
With that which th ir value their iLcmabc
POitapec to the afflicted dym,nd
PULMONARY POWDER syRUP-Ccr Colds. Coughs. Con
'a.r r,s s .s Of ssS, pain 10 'he e,.at
the Rloi-for seof1a. Sab Rheum
Too M'SuaL sypsue sn etur'i'e d'cs~.-wh"e s~eirs'
RESTORATIVE WIN. RrrrERs-f Complaints,
General Debility nysPsP.s wcsk Lungs female
and sovereign remedy.
NEurRALizINe MIXTURE and NURSERY MRDlcINE-Gor
Too Irhh IN children, induced nv teelhins denttion.
FEVER AND AGUE PowDERs-los Iniemtt Bilious
DiArHoRLrIc or FEVER rowDERs-ror all reOrie and In
puREric pRors-fot Gravel aud Ell affection. Of the nd
ANTI nIlIous FaM',Y p a, az cnnary S,,ea,e. m
Mercury in all dsca.cs
VEGETABLE EMEric-or Colds. rsvcts Inaamn,atOy
nErATIc or LIVER rLIs-for all Liver complaints, &C.
RHEUMATIC LIouip-fo; Bhcumauu, sprain- ssnai Iut
aton White Syssns Ague Face breasts Paralysis
sIpSS, Tlc' Acute and chr Rhan'a''
Co fererS iutammaons, Pieury. Neuralgia Bilious Cole,
WORN fowDER-for Pin Tape. common wOrm, aud
also for all diseases arising from woIas.
Cou1 PlLls-for cOlis Coughs Bronchitis. Tight
NERVOUS rILts-for Neuralgia. and al nervou. d.ca.e.
VEGETABLE ANrIBilous PILLs-fct all Binary diseases,
ANTprsPErric and TONIC rILLs-for Dyspepsia or lndi
se'inr u'e'ual 'osvrnes. Acdy Heartburn
Pain in the Breast and SIDE. Dizziness se.
COUGH pRoPS-or Colds Coughs Structure OF the Lungs In
nation oI iTr,,uon Of the Bronchial Tubes Consumption
IRRITATING PLAsrER-for deep seated pAns ANNA.
"Ie ~ internal o'sans spna Dsss.e' Deafness Dizziness,
IEnA.h fiLs-ior Chloross andothsT female Complaints
head. ~ "' u" WV
and have LlKNE-s and l-, .ay ai,rb 4,
every t"H package NaLbo &C pubic being
imposed uTon - sPr-us imitaiions sueptuous
eaes-and the puse a., he ~ ,H,TIoNsp ~ ~
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REwARD-To the person VINO wf

SsHffk KEW ARD-IO the person wnu WI
'DDOO prove that jules IIauss V'I;abie Liquid Hair D.
..h'til vey besi yet il eouutr E-ro2e tbs
valuable discovery wall enable lnu dy, raEtlno1-
Whiers rev mngts i5lt ths East
This preparation warranted not VASE .nysr
hsaHh OF %, hlir a. Stiffness Bu4bey
n "Jze- Hauels LIQUID HAIR Dye al
s7ur01s lfyo1 vh f1r yask Tor box aFsed
Il f0f brown. az 90. Aor marx @ z
AWARDED % tn Subscriber the Frankin
Is-s Tos sole and T,isl D. pro
If.s.5r JULES HAUEI
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F,sfal1sr and Chemist, 80 -ogth 10 street

BY AE5nsE Ginisr Dgyal Purcell Duya' Du-
qlesue Man Zachrssou, Dorzn MeGuesn Broad
Corning Bragg Thomas Co Petersburg and most
. th- DrFt.,ts ibrnggh The Union. Oc ,
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Now Gnnd, Ii,i, dnY Kecei,
NOTICE.

'ENHE subscribers would beg leave 10 inform
II irrnl- public general that they
received FALI. STOCK OF PAPEE-iANGINGS
ami BORDERS, comPrI.g all the styles have been
.rouFt out winch tLe Wi -, put
trabs and manner either IN Town or
county
As7 F'arLer Beds Mattress, Wa58w Blinds Shades. Cur
Goods.
rfEOLSTEEING OF every description executed a, the shortest
notice.
"f-"iu TOT past atnuts asahc Of
90 render sats1eSn vii Il givcH patronage.
DOGGErr 4 ANDERSON.
&C '-3m No p C5SCraoS =.
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TIM 10 hr-e Patent RENE Ne, VII 81, claim w one thing 10 e,e
az df.e7s.s .,s, pr,,,op A. rs,,,.,I,,y ,o.d -
sp'cGc ifopat' complaint -yupDnluc ~
f'ctons There thuy d-tert kind. which are
somt 80 or more ian on. hunifrd n,rt sr I r,n,, an
gradients n To- g.ibe Ensdo-suc gums ,tfaes OF
tarE- ber's and blaof Hp,,efs -.rs
pams-in Nieh mercury AM l,,ny ..ne ro,,.r .od ,.t
p,ionuua mtsrais Y se caacie r..e--tsu
upaa tm host ~ o,-r dieass a. D.. hc case VIA e d. dy
p"ons o. mercury, afsen copper and other minerals
ate
~. original tfopfsor or t.e M,d,oss 1aa,b e..l,,td
aHhn AMI graduate Of feury in-ofppfa, Cosgr cot Dh
srEpDiturlr pi.uJsr usui.u.d Medical Csgrs
,nI rfoGi of ~urf, md tiuaI Mrd roo. n eiarsi Sue
deal '0l'fe in iu fyiia of tls I,r.y
such high honor', wtIhsli clrefu lon vilt a
tr bs- t. s lfI .ir..t f.n.i .,.. irb.s,.,t Sic
deal WOf D. sny spared o. pains NOR tyn. p
eue tn'vi htr ~ To- rnfre ~ ua mot noted rb
retaining from stcI ,-,rg flsr tts rae. ..I %, , 90
DO u.eut ibve bsn-au m, 20 converse will nom
aud lsp,s "'fn7f nni Hn' uirf pn uu1 have prof 90
any valuable remedy 1-y Improved spi OF %, nr
dt'ls. The and sugrs-ion. .tp,,c nunss an
male rr'e ionsfs have not g. a'i rnure fof aysa
snt New Col 30 of ya,ts
'u'rr M" nmum ~ ,ip.s,st t,a1 aH.it
WHICH not basel upon sosad saogoH g0-p, Tisy sfe
rally dFrnt olfsft'fa Of uurr, and on out nh
luI sry MANNER wh.l tften ll ont
fhe pt1rln rni the n'ni. of CO. patent bye awaited
inJsst Of rvrD ao,tfr a.ug ou fsrut o.Iy
tie iuiseray Of ue Sic ~ Sew H. . ,,tsnave
pfalr' h'f la in ue m.t prIuI1u. coy Co., rnisd
't1iesNew Y'f-1tn r,fatru Hi DO mot do
ungurl'i surgeon. ' p'yIcar- flsc an d'd lon1,s
TRYING EVERY VARIETY ~ FRACrIcr. & have A., I'd
t'ncsd naay ngt'sai i.s f r NrFD ErAfE1 tNFRdARY
where eof~ ant appca mad fnf medical fsysf
-Br fyand Midwifery Duunf fi. Eyd-1i- ffs hsats hos
70. under Inc appointment ~ Board nj H.. Co.,
pfrsrtei fof about onc ir nd ehoet Co.
ptenOnrory cOnlrDsd agcs Tie whgh have
creIsed from others The opportunities ~ cncl pracuce
tr pscues 1.-THE bedside ofhe sea- and The Improvements vh,
have mye .de, have brought fio ne poon ~ prac
uec which have found BY long tcpeaei experience
valuable and altogether upeof to that puued BY 40
a. ms Mineral Aoaihrs HruroPatirs. ThoHs1nflns nc al
| or wneh have tefiad by icl fatei etprfiu nts"
Thee hive been Tor many ysars-onz before sny
~ W. Pa'm ht..c adver ed ~ generally Pills Pam
cei Eailc- Syfna, &c. AMI bad acquired reputation
la.'ei BY ay rt.r u l. progtrto being danelnrd gtr
e1f hrf 100 bh of hif Hfdr pownenre by aftettsnr
u' vaua qfl t's NJ c twoisr ne papcf sienis who
have atn Shown i eif effect u nfrm1hc vtra lave
i'I ih' o. d. o. human fr fnr ~ th' land. lc
nri'h fvrD Wlt, Go Boy hure thrn e an oii,s The
tef adapted ~ roHolt Zoe psc heath std appnesOf OIL pet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

MUKkIH kUBINcON fresdtnL
SAMUEL HASSAy, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent fot the above Company
receive applications Life
named, year years life: any sum not
exceeding siOOo0 single life The for
oi the intermediate noted
well as all other information desiring effect
insurance. viii aiso he made known application The
ascs offered BY this Cou believed equal
superior to those offered BY other Great
britain. n n CIV ArIINpy
Physician to the soeeyhe Family Physician Of The panty
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y office To Night walkers!

II ZEN N co. have now on hand, Of recent
rnlUGris 100 coed Pilot Cl1aks Just sach article
geu..u ar-s and sometimes
bed -Kchu-nF These CiOsks and
decent look ug. aAl be bought Tor - nus.
10 30 KEEN = CO
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aBcacIl,s Wcdicincs,

Accom- angling he above Wosk, Rem various
dseles decent lg.in md which prescribed anne
-. -r. .n-... L. u. .
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BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY.
NO. 10 Pratt Street, noar the Bridvc.
UNDER TnE sxILFUL CHARGE OF
DR. Ill A II RIS,

DRESEN'rS To Tho olll;ct,d IT.
III remedies. md .n.,. 90. ,.-,'.S '"o "oSt certain
chronic affections. TO be- ound In ,h ~, "a disease and
THIS INSrIr.yyr,nss "hoh'
having 70, IN. MANY v., 81 ., sN,
under the direction ar .s,,oI "a ~ IN Baltimore been
upon public eonbrne. winch no -. onet claim
years experience could nane, M, pe TO- The past
that bay, hen ru,. ,h.. emony OF co.
CURE WARRANrED 0.t Nm . ~, ION, I'm. once
in from ~ Is hour. in mia Gom,. mi ,h. -. IN,
eedy restored IN c most aggravated
the beat part to the study ohis sT,n devoted
DI. Harms blends x,n nee
and assures the unfor,nn,, WIN eoi'teai knowledge.
or .IIorson in rha, anu s~na'd ADVICE with
MARK 'rHISt
DR. u. Ia. been .pv,rrJ ,n n ,ao 49, -,
any other phy.ci,n IN hi. s SECRET disease pr.s
The great attending his praciee h., h..n ,
by approval OF di.cenips pubc m zen wen liested
agreeable In IA Ste a. suburban. :, .n are As mid and
many hour. a. i, G,,as ps'Sm per
weeks ' anu
The uuaimen iDr. H. r,ouir., mn ..v.,, .,., . 49,
ndranee from ou.inesundr r.. restrictions in die, o'
functions impaired no sekrniDr
arc produced by his medicines. ~ "''' o'oAD
Dr. H. abaTc. the pcnciou- compound. of Mercury p,
rupenne. Harlem on and other di.g,,s,,ng r, ns'.1'
OF the gnorint; through s,S,, mi
remedies, dve. DISEASE instead Of throw ~ n %
Constitution cleansing the blood restoring ygor to the md
strength TO the system. s ~
LET THE READER REMEMBER
tended experience; the genuine offspring of science
re has been ie aud acknowledged by untold numbers
humble roofs Of the Vaeya vocal BY the voice r.
ing praise WV
p IT, may well congratulate himself upon the benefit aeein,
% ms and rejoice that he thus permitted to dispense
S.Shs balm to The afflicted position than lha
s"euufone Of eahs proudesi monarch.
TAKE m IN TIME.
ue'o'ees OF false pleasure bear mi
~ ~ mem mat no Time sho hi be lo,i M apph
- - a p'psIe,an as 'hey not o.y obtain relief
I'm @ and ende great constitutional injury hut
v M VIZ 20 DC more moderate In his than
J 1y 81, "a, s IONS have become confirmed
60 , 80. ,u ne rap" advances Of this truly
: 20 se terror into the bolies heart.
rn ,,,t pus''e 20 comic hipliie when liberation
- WIN "eahg pans betray To the uhhap
hen a, n,,v - n upon ms sitAls then and TIL
,. -, - w" = se OF theiT danger While
~ s a' 'rom 'Ae o"'d slides and desolAiing
r., - a. e' " not De forgotten that
oush more slow and insidious diseases lhAs
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]. h. EUSTACE & son

ID ESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading through Richmond to examine
Medicines Pants and Dye Suhs They
prepared they think will make their
oonhnc their dealings their to this place
Ginseng BeowaI and FaISee taken exchange for goods at
be hirhest mAfkrt nIer. Sc
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HULWER'S NEW NOVEL
Lucretia-Or, The Children, of Mich,
by SIR r. BuLwER LyTTnV naH,

by SIR y. BULwER LYTTnN Rsr
hu;hcT oi Pelham Pomper." ZaBoni' Rtenzi" kc
Price % cents.
'ENHE classic pen OF the author of "Rienzi >,
&c az cr having teca long in allegiance has a, l.n, ma,
dlced work which for artistic bcluy anidran7tc sod,.
COUNTLESS !" universally garsd surpas NJ aIbi. pr,y m
lots An tnve reception Of caastfr seem, g. distinguish
s great wrer add VIII ch Ia Possesses % a,tery po,
m drhn' aon uni cd ~ fcciy Iu, alton that b. me-
lures as well a'h ots and rplo III ~ brittany
and hcshLc-- IN iiscrihl bile chaim
THIS eff the nt - and cr,,
springs OF action exhibited the the heroine who's.
NINA 'nd"eN with singular ani love of w
ugur combinsd with the gflccs srerpcs OF her
Ell h'' one Of Tie mn etratrina and Snoniou, develop
HynS 81 ehlTae'of eyrrrrrs'n cd to contemplation.
FOr sas at the Books nj
DRINKpp 4. unppta
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-05-29

and arguments are broken--W Water.
Iood! What course can they take?---
Can they deny their ruin predictions?
Can they evadc the great fact Of pros.
perityq What can they say? That.
in their speeches, they were ignorant
of the principles and facts Of political
science; or that, knowing them, they
made these predictions with an inten-
ton 10 deceive the people; or that, for
partisan objects, TO promote the wing
cause, they meant to get up a tariff pa
mic just as they ono got up a bank
panic. 1t is difficult to see how they
can avoid one Of these confessions
But what can they do? They seem
anxious to sink the tariff question-to
take advantage Of the comprehensive
and vigorous military policy Of the ad.
ministration--fasten themselves to the
skirts Of the gallant hero whom they
had not the patriotism to succor in his
hour OF need and depend upon the
glory gained in a war they have de-
nounced, to retrieve their fallen for
tunes. But il takes two to make a
bargain. Old Rough-and- Ready has
not yet consented to place himself in
the hands Of such friends as the wings.
Perhaps the gallant General remembers
that john @. Adams characterized them,
politically, as making treachery their
vocation!
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Child re at Play.

Govern'd by the law OF love, IS.
Thinking never ill
Finding something e'er to please,
Wander where they will.
Little men and maidens,
Scattered up and down
How their sweet glad voices
Echo through the town!
Boys are tossing high the ball, (
Girls are al the rope
Scarce for them the broad green
Hath sufficient scope.
Scarce for truant Fanny,
On her birchen gray,
Stretches the vast plain itself,
Far enough away
Scarce enough for Master Ned,
Who rideth by her side,
On his prancing hickory,
Were the valley wide.
o, to be a simple child,
Lightsome as the air.
Evermore the smile oijoy
On your lip to wear;
Feeling no solicitude
As TO coming things
Cheerful and content with
What the present brings;
Slipping sweets from every flower
All uncariDg why
Some are born to riches,
Some 10 poverty,
Wealth and worldly wisdom,
Fame and knowledge great;
Childhood hath a treasure
Which few may estimate.
Needless Of the worlds ways,
Fearing not its frowns,
Joying in their ignorance.
OF its ups and downs;
What to them the difference,
Cot or gay saloon.
So the bounding heart Is
Never out of tune!
Children, blessed children,
Wealth might never buy.
Kingdoms purchase happy looks,
Or light a faded eye;
And tho' some OF you seem poor,
And a.hard to do,
You are rich in freedom-..-
Every one of you!
Free, upon the lakes shore
Free, beside the rill-
Free. in lowly cabin
Free. upon the hill;
Where the broad savannas
Undulate away
Where upon the mountain first
Breaks the blushing day
In the shining valley
On the prairie green
Where the pheasant buildeth
In the deep ravine-
Where the forest paths are wide,
Opening to the sea-
Rich or poor-high or low
Children. you are FREE!
Children. artless children,
Would that on each brow m
Time no deeper line might grave
Than he carveth now;
That the holy fountain
Which wells each breast within,
Never might be drugg'd with
One corroding sin;
Never dimm'd the lustre
OF a single eye
Never the young spirit robb'd
OF its buoyancy;
In thine Eden-innocenee,
Children, children dear.
Would to God thou e'r might'st
Run thy Iife's career.
But, a time Of trouble
But. . time Of strife
Battling with your fellows, ai IN
Sometimes to the knife;
Hours Of deepest anguish
Times Of trial sore-
Oh! these, these will come to YOU
These. and many more! 4
You will change. Your young hearts,
Now SO pure and true
Cold Misirust will enter;
Enyies rankle through.
Pride and mad Ambition rule,
Folly lead estray-bs,4
And thy early loves lie 30
Wrecks sbOuttby way! n
Worldi that such is human !.
s. World al griefs. and tears; sas N y
Yet blessings on thee for the joys 4,
OF our chiidhood's years!
Blessings! for the friendships warm
The con6ding trust .seB8 qo 4
Childhood only may have
Childhood ever must.
Thanks! that when the heart . young,
A brief respite il, given-- =
A sweet time when earth seems
One uncIouded heaven!
For tho soon the curtain 7
Which ysils the scene before.
VIII have been uplifted,
And the dream be Ger. 49,
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Our last dispatches left Gen. Worth
en- route for Mexico, via the city of ia.
lapa: Jalapa is very healthy, and it has
been the intention of Gen. Scott 10 take
up his line Of march from this point to
the Capital. In the mean time it will
prove the most healthy part Of the coun-
try for the sick and disabled among our
troops,
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JAMES MACKENZIE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Win attend TO heusual business Of his prefes-
sisn, the collection Of claims, &c. pertare
Ole, KaIida. Q. July, ls4s.
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AMID the succession of periods, has re-
volved around. How ffaught with food for thought
those "miis stones" In human life
CHANGE AFTER CHANGE
how many the changestlat retrospect of the past ls
months will conjure up to view
THE STRUGGLING POOR
have some instances been made happy by the dawn Of
brighter days; while those basking In the
SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY
have had to taste the hitter pangs of want How ought
these vivid essons--from of LIES truthful pngeo stir
up the hearts of all
ITO goodly deeds,
And thoughts OF sympathy
DEATH too has been idle but has helped to make up
the changes of the past year And where health took
its abode, disease hods in hraldom. But how oft
Ia III health nttritutedfo
NEGLIGENCE OR PREJUDICE.
which induces the suffering invalid refuse using te
rlghtful remedy which lis own peculiar maady calls for
The experience Of more than
TEN THOUSAND TRIALS
proves the unequaed value Of that pleasant and most
celebrated medicine.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
For Diseases Of the Lungs and Brsastf
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6 6 G 6
ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE

Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry,
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, &c.
Important all those afflicted with Diseases Of the Lungs
Breast.
VIII Miracles ever cease More evidence of It's surpnss-
ta ing Health Restorative virtues II
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Each box contains sufficient 10 spread 6
or s large plusters. Price so cents per box.
AeENTs.--H. G. LEE, Kalida; M. MYERS,
Columbus Grove; and w. HAMILTON, PEN
dleton Feb. 10 l647. Sllacw
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[From Dr. Baker. spring6eIa, wasnHngton County

[From Dr. Baker, Springfield. Washington County,
Kentucky.
spRrNorIELD, KY, May IA, 1s45.
Messrs. Sanford & Park-I take this opportunity of
informing you OF remarkable performed upon
me by the OF DR.. Wstnrs Basam Of Wild Cherry
In the year lS40, was taken with Inflammation Of
the Bowels, which labored under for six weeks when
Igradualy recovered. In the fall of 1S4 atfacke
with severe cold which seated itself upen my lungs
and for the space of three yenrs confined my red
tried oil kinds OF medicines and every variety of medical
aid, without benefit and thus wearied along until the
winter of ls44, when heard of "Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry"
My friends persuaded give Il trial. thought had
given up af hopes recovery and had prepared myself
tion, was nduced to make of the Genuine
Balsam Of Wild Cherry" The effect was truly astonish-
ing. Aer five years Of icou, pain aud suffering and
after having spent FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO no
purpose and the lest and most respectable ysians had
proved unavailng. was restored 20 health by the
blessing of God and the use OF Dr. Wisars Dalsam OF
Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good hoalti and such is my altered
former acquaintance.
have gained rapidly in weight and my fes is firm and
sod can now eat MS much any person, and my food
seems agree with me. have eaten more during the
last six months than had eaten for FIVE years before
Considering my almost miracle deem neces.
say for the gooI of the nfrted and duty owe TO the
propretors and my fellow men, to make this statement
public
May the blessings Of God upon the popretsrs of so
valuable medicine as Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours. respectfully, WILLIAM H. BAKER.
~ Cures similar TO TIE above constantly helng per-
formed In other parts Of our country and should in
deed he destitute OF all feelings of humanity did wo not
call upon all who afflicted with pulmonary diseases
resort at to this the only remedy that relied
for a cure.
Sold in Cincinnati on the corner Of Fourth and Walnut
streets, by SANFORD e. PARK,
General Agents for the Western stutes
Sold by II. G. LEE, Kada.
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.nsev. a.. Itibbard's
VEGETABLE AA1LBILIOUS
IA Al MILY p ILLS.

HIBBARD'S PILLS have been exten
siyey used throughout this country, and
ave proved the best remedy for Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Bilious Colic, Nervous Choliic,
Headache, Piles, Liver complaints, Bilious
Fever, Fever and Ague, Dysentary, s
hopping Cough, Sumner complaints, Dis
ases OF children, sc. ever used.
Ertraets from Letters receiued By the Proprietor.
most excellent and nm solicitous 10 eltrin more
Rev. r. VI. GREENBANK, Smyrna Del
have disposed Of oil the Pills lad, and find them very
valuable.
Dear Sr--Last winter received small supply Of your
Carminative Salye and quantity of your Vegetable
Pills. They gone, aud fourdoube would have
been by this tme II had had them. They exceeded my
NEST sangune expectations much want supply, and
tents, to keep them constantly hand for my own use
and other practitioners Of medicine, &C.
DR.. ABNER CARPENTER, Malta, ~.
became acquainted with your Fumily Pills In Phila
dephia and procured dozen boxes Of them. AT that
time my health was had greatly to interfere with my
ministerial duties. lwas assured that The pills would mo-
only relieve me. hut ultimately effect acure have tried
them and such change has been effected in system II
one week time to asionsh many desire 10 spread
useful amedicine induces me to send you the following
Rev. PHARAOH A. OGDEN, Pottsville, Penn'a.
49, All orders for Pills and save, or for Drugs AM
Medicines, viii he promptly executed by t. R. HIBBARD
Druggist, No. s6. st. John street, New York.
Price l2a cts. per Box. G. II. RICE,
Kalda, July 90, 1916. 2s2bf Az en-
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Massillsn, Nov. II, ls43.

Messrs. Comstock g. Co:
Gens:-About six years since, recsiv
ed hurt, which broke two ofmy ribs; siucs
which time have been most Of the time un-
able to do any work from severe pain in
my side and breast. had despaired Of ev-
er being cured, having already paid enough
10 doctors to pay for good farm, and recev-
ed no benefit. But thanks TO the genius
who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster
through its effects am well! About six
weeks since, in Loganspori, heard an agent
ofyours recommending the Hebrew Plasler,'
and was induced to buy box, and the re-
suli was as have stated. would also
state, that | have daughter who for two
years has been unable TO do work fiem pain
in her side, and general prosiratlon Of
strength, who also applied plaster to her
side, and at the same time made use ol the
Honey coated Pills. She is now nearly well,
and improving rapidly.
Yours, with great respect,
CALEB HARRISON.
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ATTACHMENT Mo7YCE.

A T my instance an attachment was this day
Aissued by Stansberry SutteR, a Justice Of the
Peace, Of Blanchard Township. Putnam County,
against the property and effects Of John Luke, a
nonresidentoG said county,, Dated Jany. Ssl847
HIRAM SMITH,
fw308 w. HURD. agt.