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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-24
mn. sAMPsoM,s HOUSE.

"Once upon time,'' a queer old fellow
named Smith started from a southern
city upon a pedestrian excursion of about
one hundred miles He was not such a
very old fellow either; he was about for
ty years older than he was when he was
born. This Mr.. Smith (he was not con.
nected with the John Smith family intbe
most remote degree,) was a man of ma.
NY peculiarties.' If absolute stupidity
did not form prominet trait in his char
deter, it was a quality which very much
fresembled stupidity, and might easily he
mistaken for. it by one half of the world
He had manifested singular abstraction,
generally described as absence of mind
and wo'dfrequently roam aboutthe streets
all day without recognizing one o. his nu.
merous ffiends--apparently without being
aware ofthe nature of his movements
This was Mr. Smith, 800 #a' Il hsaias5
We were saying that Mr. Smith started
on that "ten toed machine" spoken of in
John Bull. After travelling few miles
our pedestrian felt thirsty, and called at
a small establishments, which looked as
though it was about half tavern, for a
drink. iiaso .rst lsa hasfsin af
"A good natured fellow waited upon him
brought him brandy and water and in
addition, furnished him with little bit of
bread and cheese All this was decided,
ly welcome and refreshing. When Mt.
Smith had quenched his thirst and salts
fed the slight cravings Of appetite, he
recommencede his journey, and. Jas he left
the city toIeTaBly early il the morning. he
thought he might walk two or three hours
longer beforehe stopped for dinner.
His road seemed to be very level, and
was skirted ON one side by a very high
fence. On he footed ii for aboutIthTee
hours longer, until glance rat the posi-.
ton Of the sun satisfied him that he had
better secure bis MONDAY meal. He
called at q small dwelling blythe way
and The following dialogue then ensued
between him and boy standing in the
door way .sai sssi leti g Easa es
"Who lives here, my son?'s6 sv s Il
nNET. Sampson, sir" 81 So be
s.Do you keep . tavernl's .baoa
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TnR FIELDS en- MEXICO;
OR, THE AMERICAN MAIDEN's SONG =
HER LOVER.

OR, THE. AMERICAN .MAIDEN's SONG TO
HER LOVER. $3.50 4..a..
Wouldsr thou lhayelme love thee, dearest,
With a. woman,s iproudest heart, s.
Which should ever hold the nearest, 4.
Shrin'd within its Utmost partl iiRaita
~ Listen then! thy eountry's calling
sdR On her sons to heet the foe! 4 Z
Leave those groves of rose and myrtle, j.
Dropahe bealmy harp of love, edp &.
Like young Korner, scornthe turtle 81.
When the eagle screams aboye2 d ling,
Haste, where freedoms sons are. fall
lai On the fields of Mexico! G i
Do'stthou pause! Let dastards daily!
Do thou for thy country fight, -.
Meath her starry emblems rally, {"
God! my country,and her right
=. Listen then! her trumpet's calling
On her sons to meet her foe!
Woman's heart is SOFT and tender,
But It's proud and faithful too
Shall she be her lands defender?
Lover, soldier, up and do!
Haste away where men are falling,
~ On the fields of Mexico! I"
Seize thy fathers ancient falchion,
Which once fiash'd as battle star
When young Hope, the timid halcyon, :
Fled our old ancestral war; .iGaaa
Listen now! thy country's calling
On her sons to meet her foe!
Sweet is love in moonlit bowers, Is III
q a alf -. eooro6 a.,
Sweet is Spring.time with her flowers,
Sweeter far the patriots name!
Haste! thy brethren now are falling,
Onthe fields OF Mexico! g.
Now our lov'd and trophied banner
Floats where Cortes' eagles flew
Shall the lhordes Of Santa Anna z, ,lr,
Stain lis field of starry blue?
Listen then! thy countryis calling
On her sons to meet the foe!
Wreaths offame, and smiles ofbeauty,
Will repay the warriors deeds; r.
Shall quibble sally duty am
Where an outrag' d country pleads? Tling
Haste, then, hastel where men are fal.
r On tie fields of Mexico! f s.
s.. . q
Should've God who rules above thee
Doom thee toa soldiers grave, E..r
Hearts will break, but fame will love thee,
Canohiz'd among her brave; a p. '
Listen then! thy country's calling
On her sons to meet the foe!
Rather would view thee lying &C., q.
On the last red field of life, ao' -H'
Mid the slain and mangled-dying-
Than TO be a bastard wife! fling
Haste! where brave men now are fal.
On the fields of Mexicol 90 .li'i
But my heart is now a prophet, a5l,2is.
And beholds afar thy brow, ii,5.n4s. !
With young Glory's star before il, u MI
| Safe petnrn'd beforeime bow; as uo3sgs
~ Listen then! thy country's calling %
( On her sons to meet the foei aa IL
eaFe'thege groves ofrose and myrtle ri.
Drop the beamy harp oflove, 77..es g,s1
Like young Korner,o scorn the turtle,
When the eagle screamsoabove! fling
7a9 Haste then, love! where men are fall
IS ss2tOh the fields ofMexico! saT .rsl
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The eldest son otthe Emperor Of Bra,
I'll died on the 10Th uls. n;s 49, s; 49,. -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-24
ELISHA C.. FELLOWS,
b sJACOb A. WillrEMAN,

as ,ArFoBNEy AND coENsELf.oR at Law,
~ tAnd Counsellor in Chancery.,
.Middleporf, IroquoiScotihty. H. '."f
sn-AF Arrangements have been made withs Gen.
] ai1les Turney and 8. W. Randall Esqs.. by
whI:ht the subscriber will obtain theirassislauce
wheGev1 desired by his clients
~ J. A .WHTTEMAN. &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

No evil could result from such restriction, more per
ricious than from an opposite course.
Massachusetts Acknowledges with gratitude the bene-
hts which she in common with the ohsr States has de-
riyed from the constitution and the Union she VIII
continue 10 perform with scrupulOus eZactness al TIE
obligations Oined upon her by that constitution and
cling to the Union with an undying consistency and ndel
ity Her hand will be raised % insert drive the
wedge OF severance. But she cannot forget and ought
not 10 forget that under Providence the important eie
ment Of her prosperity has been the cease.ess dvers
fed and perseverng industry Of her population To IA
Dor contved b. the heads and performed by the hands
OF her reemen under the control and influence OF her
moral. religious and free institutions, she mainly owes
her present character and standing the States Of
this cOniederscy.
The Common Schools of the State in hourishing
condition. The Board OF Education, with no peeunary
reward for their services beyond the payment Of their
actual expenses exerng their best efforts for the
improvement Of the schools snd the spread Of know
ledge among the children and youth Of the State Three
Normal Schools, in successful operation in differ
sections of the State, putting forth most bene-
fetal influence in supplying competent and vel quail
fed teachers The Governor thinks the Of those
employed in teaching the young should be increased
and their calling made more permanent Eloquenry
does he say
Our people regard all honest employment az honor
able and look upon ideness among the rich or the poor
as the prolific parent Of Vice. But Labor 10 be sue
cessful must be intelligent Whether standing At the
anvil following the plow, bending over the last or
moving among the machinery of the cotton or wooden
mill in the quiet retreats Of Agriculture or in the mart
OF Commerce whether toiling upon the land or upon
the sea before the Of the merchaniman or hurting
the harpoon into the whale Of the distant PACING
whether il s intellectual physical exerted in the hed
OF science or in the harvestfeld employed in making
the telescope in the mechanics shop or using IT in the
observatory the distance 70 ascertain the
position of the stars be successful IL must DC directed
BY intelligence. The well spring Of this intelligence u
and awsys must be found, for the great mass OF our
population. in the district schoohouse. There form
and direction are given the character OF the b0gs'
who are to be the future Of the Commonwealth.
and to whose keeping will be committed her future
destiny.
The Message is a model tor brevity and republican
simplicity and does honor to the Governor and TO the
State over which he presides.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
General Notices.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

" Johnson. Tootharhe Drop-.-rte Cove
An1iyue FOR h- immediate and permanent cure of PAIN
os decayed teeth having from ne Intrinsic value 80 .
rsnady become immensely popular with thoss who have
used H. limitations have lsely been thrust upon the
maset by urprinciped person. and sold the orig nal
and genuine article The object Of This paragraph % 10
csuton the public against al such spurious compounds sc
NO Glove Anodyne can pos.by be The genuine article,
long and fsvorshiy known by hs name. but that prepared
dgrrr four or ave years by " d sands sud TOR no
a.t wear hv Henry J0Iuson fsnccessor 10 A. B sands
Coz who Il the sole proprietor The only safety Tor
purchasers 10 be and asa FOR lohrsous Toothsrhs
hrops and examine The wrapper o NE vial as every
one N the genuine has ihs signature Of Henry johnson
Rrrrauihar that tho Tue Glove Anotynes A. Immediate
cure FOE violent toohsche or pain IN the gums,
and thai n \. nansfar fired genuine only ny HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist ard Druggist 10. ~ broadway,
west side in the Grsnie kulrf Sold also Al lN Fulton
a. II Fast Roadway and 800 Hudsoust Price IS
dtF n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
General Ern.tus Root.

The last Delhi Gazette contains an interesting
ana feeling account Of the public testimony a 70
'Peci paid to his memory at that place and other
PAGES IN Delaware County. We copy the follow.
ing sketch.
Nrs Roor who attended the General On als carney
Nd through his last sickness. together with her dsnsh
~ and In law left the hOusc Of her nephew IN view
ioss On The nth December on her horneVard journey
rih the body Of her dceeascd hasssad sotsithstsna
"a the early hour they were accompanied % he steam
bat by procession Oi citizens. A, south N.ddct0~r
An unexpected tribute Of respect wa extended b. H.,
ehasitsDs Of that village They met The corpse n tn
'rs' and IN procession beaded BY tie Ugh, Guards
ndef Csp,. SPxOAT and the Fire Department IN fai
mdOfr hey conveyed the coifn ATTENDED ~ ys.lhesr
ss and preceded BY the Clergy 10 the qssriefs Of NJ
hosiSsoS the sonin lA~ Of the deceased
A arriving At Delhi meeting Of our cltzens rss con
,.sse which Judsc kDeEsTo> presided commit
arsnrmcnis - conduct he funeral wa syYoini
~ nd he following Resolutions were adopted
s.e'rsd, 1hst We have learned with anisgaed cor
u" ne suddca and pncx p~cted death a oar fellow
-tsh Oeterl kRAsrUs Eo0T. lila sxsltod talents sns
ssnt Pssle services satite his memory 70 the r.
- u generous people. Distinguished a. ststs
-, scnoi1, and sdvocs;e Of public edse st0n kis
hs t~sn denihcd with he history Il his country
go hdf century ssd viii endure ~hiis he r.
49, ~ oar Institutions shsi b. preserved
1900 That 40 sseply syfopathizs viii the eur.
,A.sslse. o. use deceased IN the irrepsrs5is ICES
M, 's sesssned IA tbs gsinisI ssyepssfon Of 81
"a A. ihsi ropes q thcse resolutions b. lrsnsna
~ W Ne isrniiy Of Ia dseeas,d
~rsa Tia, 10 committee Of seven - s.,sss.ts5 y,
eesst ~ summing Ne ishefai % ise oe
y, ysIefA oeaeqaios 100. plsoo IN he sfh De<ers
q q. ss nc snseney q the weather prevented asny
v.s. -. -a' 'cSfs from attending fsA rsbloss ses
49,. ~ ps'sorrssi IN the EpS.oop.l Cha,eh ara /.
srss, sosnee hsssoed % most sppropris.s ana ia
~ oscosfss sshrsrsd By Rev M Wssrsss4-
u. r,ssssios, which bad conveyed ,hs eoross f,s,o
cs,,sa Aes q Toe deceased v~ reformed A. ma
kilns a "a W solemn 7ses nsssorsd ~ me deep
ss., :" e'ss'ry " ss sas r.ssns pIss Fsss. !. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

~ DAVID TOD, the twice defeated Loco-Foco
-. sor Governor of Ohio, has written letter
.-,hs Editor of,he Columbus Statesman declaring
s.;o,s,,;ou no. again to be candidate for Cover
"'' -, w;il never do to give it up So Mr. Tod.
March. Morton had the courage to run fifteen or
,eors in succession for the Office Of Cover
s.oC ,he Old Bay State, and was at last elected
bv one majority, we believe-and who knows but
9Th canal perseverance, you may be as lucky as
usrcns Was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
- No Doyef-st.
RHEUMATISM AND THE FILES
NEWARK TESTIMONY.

SEgrsMBes 10. lsS6.
DR TowSsgxo-Dkav SIR Ny wife hss been tor
al years afflicted with rheumatism ohe he's tined Nsny
different remedies obtain relief but all 10 no pur-
poss She was finally induced by seeing your stv-ruse
nent give ssrssparlla trial We procured sons
u from your agent tMr Vsa Bushrk) and IL gives me
pleasure that aer uiug Il che expereu ced crest
relief and a very short time perfectly cured wss
also together with In my employ badly trouolot
with Pi &C. and BY using small quantity u your sarssps.
rills our CON plant completely cured CONSIDER
one Of bee, OF medicines and would advise q. who arc
afflicted 10 give II TRIAL GARRir GARRAbRANr
l2S MAket a. Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

DIR. rowNsEND's sARsAPARILLA,

DIR. TowNsEND's sARsAPAR1LLA,
Tux MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN thy
WORLD.
1fifs EXTRACT puiup ir ga tofisi his,ts fsr-s
Il eArs,er. ysassuier warmed superior b ssY
cold II cares diseases whoa rgrs,fsss y.xs~s Ss-s-
Tag, Or d<ssl,i~fsng tho patient
The xrcsi h>zsy snd superiority u this s1sspart.s
over all oh.f rensdss TO- While II ersases'es d'esses II
IT HAS PERFORMED
NorE rEss 5000 eurss TVS yssI
900 cCsEs OF sssvxArus.
900 oUErs on DYvkrsA.
2,50o cVsEs or GrsrxsL DssIIErY szd wszi a
Nervous Energy.
5000 FsssLE COMPLAINTS AND
1000 crxIs 90 DfssssGs
Of the B'pof. VIZ Vrers srrofss. Efys.ps'0, Sa';
3r-nfs PIN pie. the scr &c &c tcfsthu s'.k
css5e- u torsump ca lfvss Complains, srrsi AZ.
ferl0as a.. Ihs. aware. niue spear trrrrdihe
bot We have irtiers ros' physicians snc sgenu or
al parts ne United sis'es irior1.nK u extfsof-
ilnsry cures. K. Nsn Buskts, Esg OF re
s2eclsbe Drggisi. IN Newark New Jersey INFORMS
that he refer tnan hundred aGd my
IN thar plsce ao-e There thoassnd. II 10 he
CITY OF New York which viii refer 10 wi.A please re-
and TO OF character wei known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

j Bushes Vegetable Puls--tbey composed 81
lures remedies berbs and vegetable exrsets Of
sxeeence ard 81 combination happy hsi ihey ss.is
her In her efforts srpel ds><se and restore besih--
They purity the blood esssse the circulation snt reso
the liver. kdusys ard Other seeretory organs 20 hesh'
tone xnt action From their onic properties shry nssef
produce debility Of - stomach and u,estncs 30 oisr
Ire consequences II Of purgauves IN dysrer
eta ard eli bieas aseetors they have proved superior q
any other medicine They ccsnse tho s,onscn &c ines-
ines FROM al Impurities and ffcm hstr grrefs ~ior
S,.<tl,r.l Is sene ser box To Be obisr@d al whole
sale o. retail - me principal cses No Gs Broadway
AsI Nrsot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

Dr. Townssnd's Sarsapsrills Is sOvereg ard speed
cure for i1cp~r cu,-umplion. bsrr-nnes-. @'cOrfrs
whites, obsiruced difficult msnslwsuon ir-onu1
II urine involuntary discbergc thereof sn1 Tor
the general pro-lfsnoD oi the sysisn-no matter WHISTLER
the result u Inherent canser or produced BY inegr.
larity Illness accident
Nothing be surprising Than Us lnvigorsgns 81
f-cts upon The human frame Persons al weakness
sssude before taking H. Of become robust and fall Of
under iis nfaeBce II mmedstey th@
Of the female frame. which e tho gr-s csse
Of barr~nness
II will not be expected of us In css~s OF 90 deess ma
exhibit eeriihcaes Of performed bat We can
The all ctsd thai hundreds Of have been
ported 10 us. Several cases. where families have been
without children after asng few bottles Of this tnvsus
Die medicine have been blesssd with healthy Offspring
Ds. TOWNSEND My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and generally debility and suerpg continually
by pain and OF bearing down. falling Of The
womb with other difficulties, ard having
where medicine has sfecisd great cures and
hearing n recommended for such cases
Obtained bottle Of krrsct OF sAssperiis, and followed
the directions you In shor, period removed
her complaints and restored her 10 hesk Being graceful
Tor BE benefits che received tske pleasure In thus
know lied s1Dg H. and recommending II 10 The public
NJ ID. MOORE, cor. u Grand and Lyd!ns els
Albany, Aux II, 1874
Da. TovxsrxD-ro all whom this NAV concern This
"a certify thar my wife used bottle OF your ssfsaDs.
ris previous % her Confinement undsr the alarming
ard dcicAle circumstances being troubled with The drop.
tehuistct Nih MY s~ior and the
Of those no had nsed u. she Induced IT, with
Agle o. faith and sce 10 cay the medcise hsd To-
happy desired effect o1ly conf
meu bat sler the expiration Of Of lis use tho
tropsy and nervous affection way 10 Astonishing
degree and her health Ia better than II hid been for
long time previous
Ifihis viii he Of any servtce To you. or any ore who
doubts the Of the mes,ene yoa s1tresy well
come O. H. ! subscribe myssi yoar mos, oo-dlent and
Obliged servant, s. jameson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

POLIcE-GeO. Francis and John Jones were caught
in the premises Of Bernard Dugan OF 3 Ludlow ct open
ing the bureau drawers and taking thereirom quantity
OF linen. several shawls etc Committed Jas Arm
strong and John Van Orden alias Gordon were brought
up for stealing two hats from Messrs Shannon
Murray and smith and pair Of showcase fancy boss
For the latter an owner IL wanted Jacob Lockwood
and John Greer two more members OF the juvenile gang
OF thieves that enrich the OF pawnbrokery and
Junk shops were committed for stealing stove from
Joshua underhill Of 32q Grand st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
CITY ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. ]

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. Is.
FIREs-A fire broke out in the house No. 236
Fith.st about, 4 o'clock this morning which extended
10 the adjoining house Both were entirely destroyed
As farther damage DONE this fire may be deemed
rather advantage than otherwise as they were Of so
irail and worthless construction, though quite new
buildings to the tenants TO remove from them
time since. The FIRE is supposed to be the work
of an incendisry. Another occurred about o'clock
this morning in the of 81 Attomeyst occupied by
five colored families who were with great difficulty re-
moved We feel bound To notice the humane and gal
liant conduct of Stephen H. Feeks, Assistant Aid OF 18th
Ward who in danger of suiocaiion and falling timbers
assembled to the roof of the house while in full blaze and
rescued an old woman two children and sdecrepd man
by passing them dorner window and thence by
ladder the ground About half past last evening
the second story OF 1871 Divlsionst occupied as print
ing Office was partially burned. Loss triaing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
General Notiees.
HYER'S PILLS.
re- Th. American ImproNed Hyaeian Medi-

Conmendsions of iois uedcipv are rspidy AZ
cnmuafrg The proprietor gives norr % ibe pubic bat
from living responsible individuals DO may b. cotf1.-
ed personally Or BY letter Rev D n. PLUNs, ~eo yri.
Jrrsey City
Copy For several years PES. Rave suffered rleh
from .ick headache being subject 20 frequent sid severe
attacks Having tired remedies FOR n. without
success I Induced few nJnths sirce. u u.e
HYERS PILLS. TAe szrrcaa IuErsrrf Hgrcnan fzcfa-
be MiriHS. happy 10 lay, that 11d ny sell appa-
rerily entirely relieved from the complaints snd can with
much confidence recommend the Pills valuable medi-
cine. ID. N. PLUMB
Jersey City " J Jan 7. 1871.
(-nersl Dkpot ~ Fuiton-.t "A soor Sold al-o by Git
fn 80 Broadway Coos corner Grand and Aleu- sts; Sill
Va ss East Broadway Mrs HAYES. iSs Fucus o. Brook
lyn J. r. Ourdan. " Grsni-sL WILLIAMSBURG.
al MTuThks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ FOLLOWING, and dcubtify you can, that con.
sumption he cured This il only Of he sayefal
hundred that TownseDds ssrsspsrila hs. cured
BROOKLYN Sept "a. 1916
Ds. TOwssEsD-Dc Dear SIR was taken little =
year ago with cough and pain In ray side. II IL
creased on very fast indeed was pronounced BY
physicians have the quick consumption raised large
quantities OF bad matter. had night swesis, and sinking
yery fast my doctor said lie could do no,bing for
went the hospital In hope Of being benefited. but
pronounced there "a ncursbe was now greatly distress
I'd Al the lungs snd could hardly breathe, became
snacisted and expected 10 die confined ny bed
and was obi ed 70 have watchers indeed csnno give
you description that wonld 40 Isce 10 ny case 4
supposed by my fdeads 10 IA past recovery hst
tried great nnnhsr ofrsmediss and all seemed % hs
purpose read OF some mo-t extraoriinary
formed by your med cine, and 10 tell you the Tu.
pected Their. was some hlmtug IN them. But IN.
duced 10 try u done -. and am very ilankfa did
say that am entirely well but car
be about my business and hope 10 he entrey wein
few weeks Ny cough sni pain Ia the side, and night
sw-a-, have len and raise bat very hide and fact
gaining usual strength. n felt u duly to give you
siatement u my 10 publish " you please.
PETER BROWN,f7 Liits--' Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14
RHEUMATISM AND LuMBAoo.

INV lokk, july ., ic<c
Ds TowS.ISp-Derr Sir For the last three y-srs
have been sor-ly afflicted with rheumatic pains
have been Al times the greatest agony possio" aud una
BILE follow emp ,yment have also hsd severe ~,
tsck- lumhsgo read accounts 10 the
OF the virtues your ssr-sp-ris ard thought would Try
IL. and see II could obtain relief The umosgo has et
me- and experience more Of my rheumatic paine My
general health hiss been improving since commenced with
H. for which am very thankful, aud hope you Will meet
n that your remedy for those severe sorpssns
merits Your, Ike. Nc. WCHAKD JONES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-14

Nsw-YosK. Dec IL isso.
To DocroS row>sE>D->w. lhnk Il my dafy % regurn
YOU my own sincere thanks the benefits have eNrefi-
rnced by the ~ your Extract ~ ssrsSpsri'A VIZ
afflicted for many months with Rhegmac paine, ana slso
Inflammation of the Liver thu sufeTng which endured
from th-s- diseases rendered my life burden
tried every remedy that prescribed Tor me- fom
OF the be., physicians In the city bat without receiving
permanent benefit considered myself able. but BY
he advice OF friend Induced lry your Compound
had but faint hops of success, bat am happy to say
had taken than half bottle before exp~reaesd
relief this Induced me 10 persevere IN s use, and two
bottles have eteeied entire II IL months
sincs used your remedy. and grateful ard happy
say never enjoyed better health
shall take great pleasure in recommending II to the
afflicted FOR by It's use 6Tmy believe my iie ssve
With the greatest allow subscribe rysef
your grateful friend, WILLIAM II. MORGAN,
IS CAnal-st CONF OF Broac way