davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER
WARE

'iiE subscribers continue to have for sale full asori.
ment Of gold and silver Watches of the most approved
Makers which will be offered at the very prces and
warranted correct time kes peril
They evK the latest stylea fashion,
able Jeyey Of every description Including geld fob aud
guard chans broast PIMA rings finger rings brac
head ornaments Sc silver spoons butter kniv ~ and
silver equal to gold and silver specacIes con
cave convex. &c French clocks and watches repaired
equal TO the original.
ACKERLY & BRIGGS, Iss Bow.ry.
DIS I'm srh dno,, sbov. Rrosn. ,,,.st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
GENTLEMEN, NOTICE THIS

CENT EMGN, it need INST be source Of Trouble 10 Won
~ any longer, to know where You 70 nd get youI
Fecf Deb5 Over and rsns either saued dyed
altered and r-psied well as and re6xed with
un ollar Innings, tuttons aud Straps for lttls money
Murray corner Washington street is he where
ga get all ou want dooe Tor the ensuing Holidays without
disappointm' mt flease give call senc note
md yen will be waited on hive Fans and Vest made
pr 81 90 Cost s. to 81 waran ed TO 1T Obs.ue tbs
eeIn - Mpry street. CORrIS
Clothes Dyed warranted TO keen their coor di3 i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12


y'O be gold, with immediate possession the Factories
Buildings, and Machnery, with privilege situate
n Holland county Connsrcut two mile. fom Mansfield
ci,les Of Hartford aud Norwich known the Daesvs Sill
Factory
two stories each offs feet pitch the ether IS feet by
stories EACH OF feet pitch and whecl house beneath
large boarding with other two ronmo
dious stores Of which doing profitable business
Four nod barns and other build and acres Of
ing and wood.
The Factories now and have been for eight years. ir
uccessfu operston and replete with
Superior dye house, with apparatus
oee) also two sets Of ac1sry which be taken
Al the option OF the purchaser.
Tno Water Privilege uneQrsed in the State, mills
never having been stopped by the longest drought All ls
buildings have been erected within 10 the greater
within cost Of $50 600 and al IA rs rate re
pair and condition.
There is great probability Of the contemplated New Yorh
and Boston Rail Road passing through the land of estate
or IN its immediate neghbofhood which would greatly
hance its value
Further and full particulars be had by applying
dim"r VYSE. & SONS III Pearl ST, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
q. A. STUTZE'S
NEW FUR STORE--Just Ops,,ed

IVEV OItE-JU6L OVeUHH,
THE ADVERTISER would hereby respectly inform his
friends and the public OF his having opened
AZ We -, rea street aiew doors IRON Fulton where ne h
and Eur Of all descriptions made up IN the richest sye and
O. A. STEITZE hatters himself be able 70 give parti
cular those who will favor him with calf and
hopes BY his attention deserve share Of the public pa
Dout forget the number. a57 Pearl 1t.
mn Inns ~ A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
WiI~lr.N NLDi HING
tEILINn DEE At CONT At w H. DEHKOO

CEILING OFF AT COST AT w. H. DEGKOOT
way, New York, where every varistT of deptlemeps
llshInenf IN Tie city 0f New York.
Owe. Coats and Over sucks OF Broadcloh, Beaver Pilot
Twseds and Mazurka Cloths ofevsy stYs and color from
81 to SEQ
Clcatsons half three and fall Circle Of French and
American Broadcloths from So 10 $25
Dress Frocs Cosbsck blue. brown olive and greoa
Of French sagiish, BegIan aud American Cloths, from
50 TO SIS
0ce aud Business Coats reIto, SACK aud Winter Frooks
ofTwesds aud BroadcIoths Of style in the market
p,in and f..ev Doe sS e =
Ereach English, and American, from 50 TO SIS
new styles: plain Vciyets Wooden Vsives Cas-
srnere, plen and fancy Satns and S!hs, nom 81 to St
ALSO,
large of Broadcloh, Cssmefss aud Yestrss
which viii be made to order, sui, the most fastdious
10" Soyu Clothing, Of description, constantly
hand. W. H DEGHOOT * CO,
Is lm<r No. i02 Fulton u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

with erys2eas for and could get anything
to remoy IT, at last cd make trial Of your
parla took two bo Ties. aud began to improve csat
il entirely cured me recommended try your msd-
by fsnd had used it with and II doae
the work for me. Yours, respectfully
gPrincipa Office 26 Fulton street. Sun Building, New
York; Redd,ng Co., No STATE street. Bo.roa; Dr BY.
ct, sons, ls2 North I'd street. Phil aloha = Hsnce
hen, Charl sson Co. 13l Chares street. New Or
los touih Pearl street, Albany and b. principal drug
generally throughout the United States West ladies'
aud the Cinadas.
None genuine uuless Tut up the large square bottles
which CONTAIN art and ned with the written
Of r. TOWNSEND. and his name blown the glass.
mo 2yu tn hxSaSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
Bright arms wreathed lightly
And tresses fell free
Like the plumsgs Of birds
From n trophicsl trse.o


The beautiful Miss L-er of Paterson, seemed q
queen Of love and beauty, her dark hair arranged
with taste, her step, free and esscand her voice ike
the low murmur OF forrest waterfall She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Tor, Of New York Miss II --ty Of
your city, was complimened very highly for her good
dancing and seemed to attract the ey Of more than
The beautiful Miss W-ams and the admired Miss
Bon, attracted ell eyes. Mise J----on Miss By
Miss S--an and Miss C--k, ara worthy of particular
notice The two Misses P--y's were present and dis.
the dance Mrs. R---no would have been an honor to
the first Europssn drawing. room Mrs H---m ought
not TO 10 forgotten. Tho two Misses Vs. Of your
city, showed by their sly of dancing to b. strangers
in ballroom. Miss V-ers had INTRODUCED ton TO-
and In hopes might have had the pleasure of her
Two little nonparei creatures. the daughter OF
Alderman were as free and Joy Gus gszees There
were others too, bright beautiful and glorious but who
can describe them1
scrption The table, in all its parts, worthy Of
mine host L Barns We think that worthy disciple Of
epcures could his far.seeing right scanning have
coused ever The courses which composed the midnight
costion much a. he might have enjoy cd the tread to
music in ths hall below, would have csppod the Gilman
of rapture by canfessing the dining saloon for bei
hours space, "a little heaven above" The turkiss
and chickens cut up" by experienced hands Ice
cream, cold rs the worlds grudgDg charity, could not
save itself from the melting influence around IT, Oysters
in abundance The cake might have wished itself dough-
as matter Of safety. Cold ham. made hot it'll mustard
was a decided fsvorte. Coffee, the best Of mocha
and tea from the garden Of the brothers of the SUM- ami
cousin o. the moon, the Emperor Of Chine
in flowing cups The party separated about Eve in the
morning and retired to dream Of their hopes and fears
g Sic transit gloria mundi F." u. C.. w.
n. D The City Guards Ball is to come OF on the ph
Of February, and will DOUBT be grand sfsir Also
one to como of on the 10th Of his month II attend
you shall have more the 6bi1 Of New Brunswick
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
,aTOOTHACHE CURED I'M ONE MINUTE

ATOOTHACHE CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
Ia the use Of the Glove Anodyne This is ercnllen
article and will the most violent toothache pain
ia the gums in minute not unpleasant the tase
will the end effects cure
pared suIyby HENRY JOHNSON chemist and drugyirt
73 Broadway the Granite Building Sold also at 1903 Full
street II East Broadway, and Coddngons 300 Had
st. Price Is cents.
Purchasers must beware Of spurious compounds called
Glove Anodyne intended TO deceive the unwary Be
and ask for the Glove Anodyne prepared BY HENRY JOHN
SON. aud purcase only Of sbe dealers d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

E3RIcHARp M. YOUNG Uormerly Senator of the
United States) has been appointed by the Presi
dent ofthe United states with the advice and consent
the Senate, 10 be Commissioner OF tho Land OfRcc In
place Of General shields.-kat InL IAN IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS
CORBYN's COUGH L9ZENGEs-Prepared by Corbyp
" Co.. 300 Hoborp, London The best article in ext.
Snee or me OF colds IRRITATION q
Ei Pearl corner of Frankfort agent the United
10 Irns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
WIGS, WIGS

BACHELORS New invented Wigs and scslpssre deeid.
guy .ne geaest improvement yet introduced IN the
., WIZ Makins They are 50 perfectly comfortable 20
INC ycarer unconscious that he has Wig and yet
ana natural IN appearance that they be detect
%. maas only oy VIM Bachelor No. Wall street, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
BRANDY. VINES, GIN, sEGAks, FRUIT,

BRANDY, WINES, GIN, SEGAkS, FRUIT,
NN c. BURDICK, No. - Broadway, three doors above
w Wall offers for sale the following. in lots
sut:-
Brsndss, dark and pale. various brands, prime quality
Wh'skey, Scotch and Insh do
Rum, Jamaica do
Madeira, + aud other brands do
sherries, pale gold and brown do
Port do
Champagne, various brands do
CIarets, in case do do
Banack Burgundy Sautrne d.,
Segars, sa.din-s, F. uts &c Ike do
Scotch Ale, in pints just landed, ripe do
w b. pledges himself most faithfully. keep sud de
liver only Of the best quality and socts the the
public.
ROBERT HOPE HART informs his frierds and we'll
wishe that ne be found the above
where he hopes his old friends and customers.
linz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

FANCY BOXES AND CORNUCOP1AS,
CUITABLE Tor Confectooers for Christmas and New
- Years presents large asscrtmeot Of these sric
Also co,ored papers Of all kinds may found and WI %
sod by wholesale aud RETAIL at reasonable pces .se mo
uulnctory OF BAUER BODEN.
"a Fulton st, up staira
NB-wedc ~e-cahs Bones on hand, or made TO order
d. imsr
SUSPt NDERS FOR EXPORT.
rg,HREE thousand DOZEN Patent corrugated Suspenden
Il adspfed 70 the Mtricsn sud South Ame renn ~ wei
domcc trade and wrrrsnt-d to stmd unanected oy s
climate For sale b. the manufacturer and owner OF inc
patents. $3.50 -
do gm HORACE n. DAY, ~ Courumof susT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
NUNS 4 FISCHERZ

WOULD call the attention Of their friends snd the public
w at their Mandatory Wareroom. ITO Greenwich
street. to examine their Of Piano Foes They
are tbs most hshionable and newest patterns.
fnnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

pIlIna donna, both handsome and young,
Was seated At home in grief;
Her mind troubled, her nerves were unstrunR,
And nought could afford her relief.
To sing at 4 concert she thst night,
That morning she'd tab on Geld;
And she knew full well that SIvoRI might
mean Mr.. LoprR, might scod.
She picked up the "SuN, a. her only hope.
And quickly commenced 20 read
Or HArcE' SVRuP-n0t Joness soap
She sent for bottle with speed.
she took three doses, three hours apart,
OF HANcr's HoARHoyNp COMPOUND;
1t cured her cold and gladdened her heart
She says the best 20 be found
HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP q HOARuOUND /,
l SOVEREIGN cure for COUGHS COLDS, BRON.
cblTIs. ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION. Re,
FOR sale by SANDS, corner Of Fulton and William SITS
henry JOHNSON, cor cf Broadway and Chambers U
D. sands Co, n East Broadway Coddnstou, cor. of Hud
aud Springs Escuapnn Temple cor Of Broadway
md Howard sts 0uon. cor of Bowery and Grand
Dc Im~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
Court CnIender-ThIs Dnv

Commos PLrAsi PART li09, rs, 50, IL, 100, Iob 20,
90. 40, Iol
f,sI 40 Ise ia ia, io0, 1885, ala, 9sc, 9sa, asi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
uAn,TlaaE ACCOMMODATIONS.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF
pACKET2

These ships good substantial vessels ably commanded
ard will sail punctually their regular days Their accom-
moSatons for good and evsryatsuton will Be
not be responsible for packages IL by them
apsss bis cflading are signed therefor.
WOODRUFF d MINTURN,
N South street, New York or
o2Irc REID e MIJRRAY fjI,.sov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING,
M 90 Tptjnx sfxoef

MkG;C, MARSH, Accountant author Of the " Science
IVA Of Double Entry, Bookkeeping 3mphed," and the
AT OFFS sle Entry bookkeeping Improved continues
Course OF lnsructionThe puoe is respectfully info. M
I'd and assured that the plan pursued by M leach
this important branch, truly course of practice
Keeping books, rather than ofccures theory
The pup FAM from actual use, with eli
by this course become competeut bookkespe in about
one month, and will receive certificate TO that effect.
Prsspeciusss with terms be obtained the rocns
from A. M. osP NJ. dI2 Ims N
NJ RS. CAknULL'S Aedicatsd Vapor aad Suipnu,
esa II. cure for Colds Goagh. RHEUMATISM Sore Tbro
Of he weather The Sulphur vapor Bah particu
arly recon nended by first phy for all
eruoons and dseases oil The Ne danger taking cole
after the Of ;arse baths. 7imsrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
NEw BaUssw,cK, N. Jan. IL, lsa7.
Fsemen's BalL

NEw BaUssw,cx. N. J, Jan IL, lsa7.
Nsemen's Bali
A. church going 10 q habit with me, which you will
Is not bad habit was unable to give you before
this the particulars Of the 6remen ball. Phonix Com.
pany, No. g. which came a on the Sth inst always
seek attend church where the most and pretest girls
pay their alteration and not very far behind them
offering my VOWS. That my practice squares with my
faith, In carrying out my oreed, just avowsd others
from long and close acquaintance will testiy But do
not suppose indifferent to good presching hear ser
that only improve the intellect they please
tho TASTE and it is my fault and loss they do not
mend the morals aud improve the heart"
The place selected for the ball was the City Hall.
There about two hundred present. and il was 20.
culiarly gratifying to US to meet many respected
friends they bravo company of young men, and de-
serving Of especial notice. Such may not, in.
deed be exactly to the taste Of the stern and unhnchng
morais the retailer of aphorsm and sage pruden
tial saws and maxms.
One to whom smoo.h.rubbed souls can cling
Nor form nor feeling, great nor small;
A reasoning. sefsufhcent thing
An Intellectual all-inall.
But for ourselves think there 10 no harm In such
in spirits, but to be happy and do ell to
make the best of life. Besides, such interminglings
soften down tho asperties of Dorals. and serve to
mite heart and souls In common brotherhood.
Indeed, We love to see our friends happy and
cheerful-it is token Of good dsposition-snd is a
proof that the world has n Store us pleasures and
joyous scenes Of which we may be partaksrs we ara
Wiling We would not give a penny for that person
who sinking under es misfortunes never looks up 10
he blessed it'll the Of happiness but who
through life groaDs at every STEP and falls every
trial, crushing his spirits We stepped in eary and Al.
though did not feel WELL far real mortality was
concerned. our heart in the right place, and al.
ways is on such occasions The gentlemanly managers
did thing they could to please and they certainly
succeeded, for oil seemed happy and good natured -
Dinges Band, of your city, discoursed delicious
music, as ususl He is hns fellow, and makes friends
wherever he goes. Company A was we'll represented
and We noticed some Of fhe members Of No and No
Gen S--h Capt H--ty. ex-Aldermsn of the 9th
ward Foreman Vt, and con OF Gen. D., seemed to
secure Happiness: to BY making others happy
around them. MIR. P--t VIM. Ter, g. Ger
c. H1-m, Fan w. R--no.. w. H. I'm, J.
P-l all Of which seemed to be favorites among the
bright eyea Monsieur RI, of your CITY, was pro.
sent to whom we had the pleasure of introduction
Some went home early, but the major part went home
under escort" The room was richly decorated with
gorgeous mirrors and costly paintings, which we
should moro particularly notice had space and time
But was the enchanting and fascinating women pre-
sent that made the evening aow away like glorious
stream II would DO impossible for us to do justice to
Al
Bright arms wreathed lightly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12

MILITARY AFFAIRS.
lFrom the w arlington Union, JAMS
We undersand that no dispatches Of any Importance
have been received at the War Once this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-12
NJ. y. MOORE. cor. Of Grand and Lydius sts
Albany, Aug. II, ls4l.

DR.. Townsend TO all whom this may concern-I hiss
to certify that my wife used bottle OF your saapas
previous to her confinement under the most alarming aud
delIS.te eiIeumsanees, being troubled w.h dropsy
swelling OF the Feet nervous affections, and much
bnted with my pesuasion, aod the OF
those who had used it, she was induced with tle
or no faith and suffice IT. to the med the happy
and desired effect not only in the hours of conue
alter the expiration OF one week Of its drJpsy and
nervous aneeon astonishing and ber
health - nov better than it had been for long
THIS viii be oil any service to whS doubts
The success Of the medicine entirely welcome 10 II
subscrbe myself obedient obig cd
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18
AN IMPORTANT CURE BY DR.. JAYNE's
ALTERNATIVE.

vETE have been informed by Mrs. Mahan, "a
w granddaughter of old Gen. Wayne) that
she suffered for a number OF years from the
growth Of large Goittous Tumor, which besides
great deformty, produced both a difficulty of de-
glutition, and of breathing. Indeed, she says,
tbs pressure upon the wind pipe was so great, AS
10 prevent her from sleeping in a recumbeni posi-
ton, and often suffocstiun appeared inevitable
She also labored under severe indisposition nom
Liver Complaint and Jaundiee, with a horrible
train Of nervous affections, for which she used Dr.
Jayne's Alternative, which she took regula iy for
six or seven weeks, with occasional doses OF his
Sanalive Pills, aud her general health was there
By completely re-established. and now peFceiylng
some dimunition in the size of the GOitrons lu-
mour, she was encouraged to persevere 10 the use
Of the Alternative, until every vestige OF the pam
ful Tumor was entirely removed
We cannot speak toe highly of this important
preparation OF Dr. Jayne, and for the sake OF SUI
iering humanity, hope that il may become more
generally known.-P Public Ledger,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18
as This NFoICJNrl,,

We exclaimed the other day, tasting some
of Jayne's Tonic Ve,mifugs. 1t certainly has
none of the nauseous favour, which one associates
with the idea OF physic. Children consider il
quite treat, and taking il their paates are graf
fled, and their health restored at the same time.
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge not only destroys worms,
but carries off the mucous in which they are im-
hedded, and effects radical and permanent core.
Every mother knows the prominent symptoms OF
worms, such voracity, leanness, ietld breath,
grinding of the teeth during sleep, paeness, OF the
lips, itching Of the nose, etc., but there u other
indicia not generally recognized. dry cough,
dull eyes. enlargement of thu abdomen, and many
other symptoms common to other diseases, fro
quently denote the presence Of worms. II their
existence is even suspected, the Vemifoge should
be administered. because il can do no harm in
any case, and may do incalculable good.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18
Administrator Sale.

rNY virtue Of authority in me vested by the
3 Judge of PROBATE in and for the county OF
IoTa and Territory of Wisconsin, as Adnhistra-
no of the estate of James Waddell. jr, deceased,
viii expose to public sale at the village OF Dai-
I,s il the county Of Iowa aforesaid, to the high
Is, and best bidder for cash in hand, all the rgh',
,ite. claim. interest and demand of the said Jas.
WaddelI. IT., deceased, of in aud 10 the following
described tracts, pieces parcels OF lands, stu
are m the county and Territory aforesaid, and
described as follows, to-wit-the west half OF Sec
ion "a. township 5, north OF range | east; east
balf Of northeast quarter of section 81, township
north Of range east; east hall OF northwest GUAR
Ter of section IL, township 4, north OF range !
east; west half of southeast quarter OF section =
townsbia 4, north of range east; east hall Of
son,nvss, nnarter of section ,, township a, north
of rance east; northwest quarter of southwest
ouarteT Of section 2, township 4, north of range
east: all OF the a hove lands, or the interest in
said lands belonging to said J ames Waddell, jr.,
deceased, at and previous to his decease will be
sold at Dallas aforesaid, ON the I'd day of August,
l847. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
GEORGE NJ. MITCHELL,
Administrator of said estate.
July 10, lS47. 1885,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18
PlatteviIle and Prairie du Chen.

Regular tri-,Oeehly Stage Lane.
FEyHE subscriber having Obtained the contract
e. for carrying the mail fiom Patievife, Grant
county, to Prairie do CHEN, Crawford county, w.
r, would inform the public that he has fitted up
his coaches in a superior style, aud stocked the
road with good horses, meet The wants OF the
travelling public.
The stage leaves Prairie du Chen every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at ) O'Clock, A
NJ :, running By the way Of Patch Grove, Beetown
and Lancaster, and arrives al Platleville at B o.
clock, p. NJ, Of said days.
Leaves Plaueville every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, at 6 O'Clock a. NJ, (passing ihro'
the same towns) AND arrives at Prairie du Chion
at So'clock, Z. NJ of said days.
This Stage intersects with Hutchns Il Hnwe's
line at Plauove, for GaIena and Madison.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18
pHRLn NOTICE.

III. nersons are hereby notified not TO mine
a or die upon the following tracts of land with
IAi,,i,,sn leave or permission from the owner, or
o. NJ Langworthy, atPotosi, viz: the Z half of
= " cua,tsr. and w quarter of n w quarter
J, lion Is: also the S w quarter of n Equarter
o5'sction 10, town 3north, range west, in Grant
o. e.. wis And also notify all persons who
s,s cut timber, removed rails and buildings from
."s5 land. that Cyrus K Lmd is authorised to col
-. ,he value of the same; the accounts having
been placed in his hands .,co,ruy
Dubuque, July 10. 1915. t9tt
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18
ASTHMA CURED BY JAYNE'S EXPEC-
TORANT.

Lamberyille, N. J. April 81, 1874.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir-By the blessing Of God,
your Expectorant has effected a cure in me Of
m6s, distressing complaint In December last,
lwas seized with great severity by paroxysm OF
Asthma; disease with which had been aidct-
ed for many years past 1t was attended with a
hoarseness and soreness OF the lungs and throat.
together with Iaborious cough. and complete
pTosiratIon Of strength, ana worn out with sufoea-
lion, when bottle of your Expectorant was sent
10 my house. At first | thought it was nothing
but quackery, but seeing il was highly recommend
ed by DR.. Gong, with whom was vel acqua'n-
ted, was induced TO try it, and in few days 1t
completely cured me, have ever had any re-
turn of the disease since. / have now formed so
high an opinion Of your medicine, that il had
but a few bottles OF it, and could obtain no
more, you'll not part with them for ten dollars
each. Yours. most respectfully.
JOHN SEGER.
Pastor % the BAPTIST Church at LamberviIle. n. j.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-18

To remove those troublesome and dangerous
inhabitants of the stomach and bowels, which so
often impair the health and destroy the lives of
children, use Jayne's Tonic Verniuge, certain
and safe preparation for the removal OF the vari-
Gus kinds of worms, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
want Of appetite, infanie fever and ague. and
debility of stomach and bowels and oigaus of d.
geston Ii is without exception one OF the most
valuable preparations in the world.