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Every person entitled the right of pre-empton to any
lands within the limits Of the townships and parts OF town
ships above is required establish the
the asacon the register and receiver of the proper
land Office and make payment therefor 500" as actiea
after seeing this noi and before the day appointed for
the OF the public sale Of the lands embra
cling the claimed otherwise such claim will be for
feited RICHARD M. YOUNG,
t Commissioner of the General Land O6ice.
Oct. l5-lawl3W t4.t'lfs
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nv tho pre.,aent Of tho United states.

TN pursuance of law, l. JAMES X. POLK, President Of
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
mentioned land offices in the Territory of Wisconsin, at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wits
At the land office at MINERAL POINT, commencing on
Monday the seventeenth day January next, for the dis
posa OF the public lands within the aforementioned town.
ships and parts OF townships, viz
North of the base line and ue of the fourth principal mri-
dian.
Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, of range three
Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, of range four
Townships fourteen fifteen SIXTEEN seventeen, and egh-
teen, Of range five.
Townships iourteen fifteen, sixteen, and seventeen OF
range six.
Sections four five, six, eight, nine, seventeen,
thirteen fractional townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen
the Mississippi river, and township seventeen, OF
fractional townships fourteen sixteen, and
the Mississippi river, OF range eight
Fractional township the Mississippi river,
Of range nine.
AT the land Office at GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday the thyrst day of January merit for the dIspo
the public lands within the aforementioned tow
ships and part of a township, viz;
North of the base line and east of the fourth principal nier
Fractional section one, in township nineteen, situated
northeast OF Lake "Pwawgun," OF range fourteen.
Fractional township tweny-one. north OF "Fox river.
and townships hirytwo and thirty hrcc OF range nine
teen. -
Townships thirtytwo, thry-three. and thry-four, o
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, militia
ry other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the lands will be commenced the day
appointed aud proceed in the order in which they
advertised with all convenient despatch, until TIN
whole shall been offered, and the sales thus closed
no private entry Of any of the lands will be admitted
alter the expiration of the two weeks
ninth day of October, ammo Domini thousand eigh
BY the President. JAMES X. POLK
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
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Notice to Pre-emption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right OF presumption any
lands within the townships and parts Of townships above
enumerated, required establish the the salts
faction the register and the proper land
office, and make payment therefor as praet'cahe
after seeng otic and before day appointed Tor the
of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG, fl
Commissioner oil the General Land Office
lb-wI3w
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IN ID. MOSELY, United states Attorney, VIII attend
the several States and federal courts held at NASH
vile. satla.at as eH.4
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse Nashville, Tennessee.
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TRUSTEES.
Morris Robinson Alfred Pe,
VIM J. Hyslop, David Golden,
r. M M'C;urIy John c. Thatcher,
Frederick s. Winston. Rufus l.. Lord,
g. w Faber William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick Isaac q. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins, William Barnewall,
John IT swift William Moore,
Iosenh r. Collins Zebedee Cook,
LANES s. Wadsworth Jonathan Miller,
Henry w Hubbell d. A. Comstock.
Gouverneur M. wilkins Robert Schuyler,
q John v Il, Prnvn Amos S Perry,
Fredsrick Whitllesey Joseph Tuckerman,
f,harle. Elv Moses H. Grinnell,
John G, Cruger, WIN. J. bunker,
Walter JOY . EuKeenne DHIin,
SAMUEL. HANNAY, Secretary.
+, CHARLES DE SEEDING, No. ii, Todd's Buildings,
Penn. avenue. agent - -, 49, Ia. la, -,
w. p. JOHNSTON M. D., 7th street, opposite city post
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company may be obtained ON application at Inc
agents Office. lH $3.50.
4. Nov. l2-2awf
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ASSETS
Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
lie amour, loaned thereon ,7s7 10
o' o;,U OF Ne Ne-y yY YORK w I2O,575 40
Deposite in bank of New York 1896 So
Cash on hand and in hands OF agents 5000 81
S47O,35O is
De,Inct LOSSES not vet presented for payment 1000 90
MAJ, accumulated fnnd $4;3,35O Is
A''" "~N"A'-'" $3.50
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by tho Prr.ldent Of tho United states.

Commissioner Of the General Land OF
July l6-1awts tlfi tht hfIt 1
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York,
No. IS, WALL STREET.
STATEMENT of the condition of this company the
- 3lst day of October, 18i7.
Number Of policies issued, to LIST of Aug. 1914 3,s49
DO do since LIST do 3s2
Total number of policies issued 4,ISl
Gross amount of receipts to LIST of Aug lS47 $67 n
Do received last three months 66,962 25
Total receipts $6s4. 26O 81
Amt invest and cash on hand LIST of Aug ISg7 42
Do do last three months 1901 40
Total amount invested and cash on hand, $47O $50 Is
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
GENNRAXA ORDERs.
ATTENTION

First Brigade, 7th Division Ohio Militia
RNHE Commissioned and staff Officers of the
First. Second and Third Regiments OF lnian-
ty. together with the Officers of the Companies
forming said Regiments, will parade on
Thursday the Goth day Of August next
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, in front of the Court House
door in Lancaster, Fairfield County, prepared to
perform Officer e. Camp duty, in accordance with
ihe law Of 1887 as amended by the law OF 1874.
ATTENTION-The Commissioned and Stlfi
Officers of tue First Regiment ofLight lnIuntry--
First Regiment of Rifemen. and the First Regi
mento OF Cavalry of the First Brigade, 9TH Division
Ohio Militia, will parade their respective Res'
meuis armed and equipped according 10 law a
Lancaster. ON the 26th day Of August, 1917, pre-
pared to perform three days drill and camp duty
All persons must come prepared with provision
tents and other things necessary to remain the iul
time required by law.
The Officers and Soldiers will be under ih'
command of the Brigadier General from the TINT
they parade before the Court House door, unit
they are regularly discharged on the third day
u An Election Tor Colonel OF the iirst Hesl
ment of Light Infantry, and TO fill all vacancle
that may occur, on the Goth day ofAusust, 1917
BY order of tue Brigadier General.
EMANUEL GIESY, Brig. Guar. Master.
Lancaster, July 30, 1917. 4wl2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
state Of Chic, RaIraeIa eountp.
: IN CHANCERY.

as. IN CHANCERY.
Abraham L. Brubaker.
TKVHE said Defendant is hereby notified that
sail Complainant. on the third day ct De-
cember. A. D. 1916, filed in the Clerks Office OF
the Supreme Court OF Fairfield County, ONO, his
Bill of Review, to certain proceedings had IN said
Court. on the Chancery side thereof, wherein said
Brubaker was complainant. and George Myers
and John C.. Fall. and said Maccricken were re-
snopdents, and decided and determined at the
december Term of said Court, A. d.. 1916. as APP
pears by a duly certified Transcript OF said pro.
ceedings. attached Ia, and made part OF said Bill
of Review; by which said Transcript it appears
that said Court did find the equity OF the case
with the said Complainant therein; that said Brr-
baker. by reason OF the false and fraudulent rep
/ reservations OF the said Myers, executed three
promissorv notes. payable 10 said Myers and Fall,
each for One Hundred Dollars, 10 become due,
respectively, OH the first day of january, 1872
! 1913 and 1874. and dated October 4th, ls4li upon
the first of which a Judgment had been oblalled
in the Court of Common Pleas of said Fairfield
County, at its May Term, 1913, in favor OF said
MYERS and Fall, and against said Brubaker, for
| One Hundred and Eight Dollars and Forty-fuur
/ Cents. and cost of suit; which said note was, on
the 96th day of December, 1912, assigned TO the
said Naccracken;-tlia the other notes were aiier
the fling of the original Bill, endorsed to SAID
Observation-Disclosures, tile sad supreme Court
AID further find that the said Maccracken received
said notes subject TO the eq'i'nes retweeh salu
e Brnbaker and said Myers and Fall, aud that the
= collection of said judgment and NOTES should be
forever %eujoined, &c. :,
The puyer OF said Bill of Review is. that said
decree be reversed, and that said Maccracken be
I relieved in the premises, &c.
= The said cause viii come on to be heard at the
next Term of said Supreme Court. to be holder
I. in said County of Fairfield, on the Sixteenth day
of November next. at which time the SAID bru
. baker. who is now a nonresident OF SAID Suite 0
Ohio, is hereby notified 10 appear, and oppose thu
!. reversing aud setting aaide Of the decree II ne se
Il fit so 10 do, Dated this 5th day oil July. 1897.
BORLAND g. MARTIN, Sol TOR ComPtt.
Attest JOEL RApEBAUsH, Clerk, s. C. c.
july g, I847. pr 81 6w9
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Cheat and Grow Rich.

TEHfs has been the secret principle Of 700 many u tie
- wholesale dealers 40 Teas upto MS inc snd they hays
pfacueed ue UIostshhmeful Imposition on thcColnTy hef'
chant without any fear Of %dstection, But q new era IN tbs
Tea Trade has come aud the PEKiN y COMPANY
tlslma tbe honor ofltsintfodOeiion. They geTetkeff1i 70
raise the banner OF Reform. on which they have Inscribed
the simple words pre- Teas and A0aAt priees.' AEON
plele revolution has been the copseqneree. Let consumers
Of Tea every where look at wnnf we iave done.
li. We were tie 6Fst 10 send Them Teas that used 70 se
called too good for them before.
ID. We have driven out Of the marker a vaSt amount o.
trash, aud introduced a better class n Teas than has yet
ever been sold; Importers Of Tea often come 10 Us 70 yet
for their own use, and for their friends, GDe qualities they
can find nowhere else.
3D.. We have reduced prices more than Is Der cent. both
Ia Black and Green Teas. The Wholesale grOcers sey w
arc running the trade and can rs humbDgs. This we have
done already. and now see what we aTe ready TODD.
LIST, We viii sell Teas by the single chest, half chest, Or
IA ID box. at the same prices that whOlesale grocers pay to
The Importers when they buy by .be hundred packages.
%. The wholeeale ,grocers allow only % or q n'osi u
lis iare TO the half chest. This Is a cheat, We will al
low, In most instances, Is and I6 lbs tafe on the same.
Sd. We hereby undertake TO sell every kind Of Tea
from 'I 10 teeios ssnts per pound cheap" than The whole
sale grocers do.
How can we DO this asks the country merchant
This Ia our answer. We are content with seven pei
cent. profit instead of35 and so per cent a Ia wholesale
grocer.
we deserve the thanks Of the country merchants for sa
wing them hereafter from being cheated. Let them cont
10 the " warehouse OF tie PEKtN h CO and compsr'
samples 0! Tea they got elsewhere; and fthey buy bal
Teas then, at high prices. IL is their own fault
An English Importer lately boosted TO us that le could
make more money by seuding had Teas 10 lne new fofh
market than on good Teas. We are resolved 10 overthrow
This fraud, and now call upon agents in every town ofth'
United States 10 come forward ane boy the Teas imported
by the PEKIN TEA co.. and we pledge ourselves, that 4
In six months they do not sell more Tea than the oldes
and largest dealers in the town, we will give them our Tea
without charge. This is plain English and cannot be mis-
understood. We appeal for testimony 10 the immense sue
cess Of our Agenisin any part of the United States.
hrAgents wanted In every town In the United State
for the sale ofthese Teas, by which they can make money
and confer a benefit upon the Public Ivy supplying the pun
article.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
Bp Cast Nights 1flaiI.

General TAYLOR was at Walnut Springs with
7 1000 men. As soon as his force is increased to
10000 men, he intends to mtnen his march
to San Luis Potosi.
In INDIANA, the Wings have elected three Con-
gressmen certain-the Locos FIVE. The 9th and
10th districts are yet in doubt. The Senate will
be Loco, the House Wing.
From KENTUCKY, the news is not so favorable.
1t is said that the Locos have elected four Con
gressmen-a gain of one.
We have good news from Tennessee. Report
says that the Wings have elected their Governor
Neil s. Brown. by over 1000 majority.
In ALABAMA, the Wing Candidate for Govern
is running considerably ahead of his party, but ne
opinions are expressed as to his chances of sue
cess,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
August -. 1847.
In Fairfield Common Pleas,
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
James M. Huber,

y.
George Arnold and Mary A. his wife, late Mary
A. Huber, Horace Huber, Jane A, Huber, Mil
lison NJ. Huber, Sarah C.. Huber, Harriet c.
Huber aud Rufus Huber minor children ofPhil-
ip Huber, deceased, the heirs-at-law and Ruth
Huber, Widow ofPhilip Huber, deceased.
TNHE Defendants IRE hereby notified that the
Petitioner hus this day filed his Petition for
Partition in the Clerks Office Of the Court afore-
said, therein demanding that partition be made
subject to assignment OF Dover to the Widow be-
tween the Petitioner and the Defendants Except
as to the said Horace who is charged to have been
advanced in full by the i~ntestate in his life time) Of
the following parcels Of Land, to.wit: a part oil
Section No. 5. Township No. 10, Range No. 20
containing $50 $4,000 Acres, taking theretrom d
parcel of about A $1,000 Acres, conveyed by the
interstate to John Huber. Also, the Southwes
Quarter of Section No. 90, i'll Township No. l
South of Range No. 10, in the district of Land
subject to sale at Bucyrus, containing l60 Acres
Also, the Southwest Quarter OF Section No. 81
Township No. l, (South) in Range No. IL, con
tanning 100 Acres more or less, and the Southwes
Quarter OF Section No. 10, in Township No. !
(South) Of Range No. 10, containing 160 Acres @
Land more or less.
The Defendants will therefore take notice, tina
such orders will! be had at said Court at its mex
Term, TO be holden on the 9th September next
as are prayed for in the said Petition.
HUNTER g. GARAGHTY,
Attorneys for Demandan
August 10, 1847. 6wl4 pr S5,25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
LANCASTER, Friday, August 10, ls47.
1RREcrEp WEEKLY by KINkEAp ! porY.

By Telegraph--For The ZanesviHe Courier.
BALTIMORE, August 90 o'clock P. NJ.
The Flour market is on the advance. We note
sales OF 700 bbls. Howard ST. at S. ,87406,OO.-
The receipts are light.
Wheat-Sales 10000 bushels of prime Red at
lI50125c.
Provisions are without change.
There is no change in other articles usually re,
ported.
NEW York, August 90 P. NJ.
Flour-Moderate sales at previous prices, in
all 5000 bbls.
WHOLESALERS prime white, at l4Oc.i other
kinds unchanged; sales so, 900 bushel.
Corn,-Sales Of white, not prime, at &C., and
Of Yellow, prime, at Tic; sales 10000 bushels.
Provisions-No change trom last quotations,
and the market is inactive. In Lard, the tenden-
-cy is upward.
PHILADEL PHIA, August 9,-9 p. Nj.
The Market is generally dull and prices are
without change.
PIrrsBURe, August 80 P. M.
The Markets have not varied from the last
quotations.
ZANEsyILLE, August IL, l847.
We quote Wheat at 60c: Flour, at retail, 81 "a
$3.50; Corn 23025c; Oats l7@20c; Hay $5iWhis'
key 20c for recthied. = Courier.
BUFFALO, NY, Aug.5.
Flour-Among the sales which have taken
place are 500 bbls of about equal quality ofround
and flat hoop Ohio, at S 1874 former and $4,4i fol
the latter.
Moderate sales of Mess Pork are noted at $l4,
5O0l5, and prime at $40. A sale of 10000 lb'
smoked hams was made at 809c, and a lot o
hams in pickle brought $l3 per Dbl.
Flour can be shipped to Albany to-day at Ga tt
66c-wheat at II to 10, and corn at l4c.-Com
Jour.
CIScINNATI, August 7, l O'Clock, P. NJ.
Flour-Inaction characteristics the market thi
morning. The only sales heard of are 60 Dbl;
at 4,3O and 80 bbls at 4,Oj. Most holders in stor,
ask 4,25 or over.
W~hiskey-Therc is considerable activity in tn
market this morning. The sales are at l7c0l74c
Nothing doing in Provisions or Groceries.
CHlLLcoTHE, August 10.
The price of Wheat ranges from 65 to 20 cent'
Flour retails at $40$ ,25; Corn II i'll ear, 30 cent
shelled: Oats l7c; Barley 4O0 45c; Flaxseed 62c
Beans 5O062c; Lard, 6064 cents; Bacon, lilo
round, 6 cents.-Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
NEM CHuRCH.

The. Corner Stone Of the Episcopal Church,
about to be erected in Lancaster, will, by Divine
permission, he laid with religious services, on
Wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst: Immediately
after which an address will be delivered from the
walls of the Church. A general invitation is here
by given to the inhabitants OF this Town and vi
ciuiiy to assemble at the Court House at half past
A o'clock, and from thence proceed i'll procession
to the Church lot where the services will take
place. Preparatory to this, there will be a ser
mon appropriate to the occasion, preached in the
Court House, on Tuesday night the 18th. Service
TO at half past 7 O'Clock.
Lancaster August 10, l847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
THE PILLS.

The Brandreth Pills give strength FOR weak
ness-they are liked best by those who have Ia
ken the most Of them. DR.. Brandreth can give
persondl reference to thousands who have been
restored from a bed of sickness by their use, when
every other means had proved entirely unavalling.
These cases are continually occurring in this city
and every part of the Union. Get Brandreth's
Pills il you are not perfectly healthy, and they
will restore you-if medicine can do lt-because
they expel those humors which are the cause OF
impurity OF the blood and at the same time the
body is strengthened by the operation oil this
most excellent medicine.
TESTIMONIALS from twenty-three citizens
of Tarrytown, Weschester county, N. Y, con-
corning the value of BRANDRETH'S PILLS, as
a curem BILIOUS and DYSPEPTlC cases.
January IA, l847.
ORB. BRANpRETH;
Mn Dear Strive til undersigned, being fully
convinced of the superior quality OF your Vegeta
BILE Universal Pills over all others as a Catharti'
Medicine, which opinion is founded Oh our owl
personal experience-having used them for year
as a family medicine. We therefore take pleas
ure in thus recommending them as specially ex
cellent in preventing and curing those billion
difficulties to which almost every individual is q
certain periods Of the year, more or less subjec,
In all dyspeptic cnses in which we have see
them uSeu, tlltJ hdNS tuSStcu ~ III iIo
cd of using them was TO take one or two ever
night when going to bed. Whoever that is dy.
peDtic, and follows this advice, will be sure Of
cure, so we believe, as we have never know
them to fail. Nothing but the welfare of our ie
low beings has induced us to write this; you wi
therefore confer a particular favor upon us b
having it published
(Signed,)
jacob Odell. P. M. Chas. II. Underhill, D.. n
Kent, Willet Carpenter, John F. Child, WIZ. Va
War,, Elias Mann, B. A. Clapp, George Mill
Henry b. Todd, John Dewere, ELIZA Welda
Steuben Swartwout. VIM. D. Ward, E. L. Hu
Joseph II. Vail John Leonard, Thos. Dean, \
D. Marling, Cornelius Dose, John L. Weeks, V
A. Weldey, james S. See.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold Tor
cts per box, at DR.. b. Brandreth's Principal ofic
24l Broadway New York h.
ftr Beware Of counicrleits!H The follow
are The only authorized Agents for the sale OF
genuine Brandreth Pills in t airdeld COUNTY
Rr1yMuNp Son & BECK, Lancaster, Joseph Gle
ent. Rovalton, Peter Weiser, Green Castle, lsr'
Gregg, Lvthopolis, j. B. Evans, Manchester Pc
Shaver, Oakland, ]. II. s%undermaa amanda,
Beery, Sugar Grove, Ashnausll & Beery, brenlt
Cha's G. Wilson & Co., RuShuille, Jesse Leohn
hest Rushuille, F.. Brock, Carroll. N. J, Bow'
P~tkerlngton, Cox s. Read, Baltimore, m
liam, Picasontuille, |. B.&C. Padden, Sale
Jocob Kemer, Miilersport. :.
Lancaster August z, ls47. lml3
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valuable Real Estate for sale

ID virtue of an order from the Court Of Com
} mon Pleas for Fairfield County, Ohio, | will
offer ut Public Sale, atthe Court House door IN
the Town of Lancaster in said Fairfield County, n
Saturday the 18Th day OF September, 1s47,
between the hours of u o'clock NJ, and four O..
clock P, NJ. of said day, the following described
Real Estate, belonging to the Estate of the late
General Dawn REFS, deceased, viz; 100 Acres
of Land off the West side of a Farm belonging 10
said deceased in Greenfield Township 3 miles
North from Lancaster, in Section No. "a. Town
ship No. Is, Range No. 10: Also, ia Acres West
part of the Northeast Quarter of Section No. 10,
Township No. IA. Range No. Is, known as the old
Home Farm ofsaid deceased-Also, In-LotNo.7 z,
in the 10Th Square ofthe Town Of Lancaster, and
being the residence of said deceased, at the time
orhis death; Also, part Of In-LotN No II in the 9th
Square of said Town, known as the "Checkered
Store" on Main Street. The Town property will
be sold subject TO the widows dover, as now
laid off. The Lands will be sold clear and free
of dover.
The above described property is we'll improved
and worth the attention of purchasers. Term
OF Sale-One-third part in hand, and the residue
in two equal annual payments, with interest from
the day Of sale. JOHN A COLLINS, Adm'tor
with the will annexed
August 10. I847. 5wl4 PISS, rs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13
SpeCtaCles.


Dir. Jayne's Carminitive Balsam is a certain and
speedy cure for Diarrhe, by sentery, Cholera Nor,
bus. Summer complaints with children, and all
arrangements Of the stomach or bowels, caused
by imprudence or error in diet. 1t has effected
cures in the worst cases Of these complaints--eyen
where hope had almost fied-snatched a tender
infant from an early grave, and called forth the
exclamation, at has saved the child" The Pro-
prietor Of this medicine begs leave to state-lt is
something which he has used extensively IN pri'
that he has saved many lives by its timely use
Every person afflicted with these complaints, are
invited to try one bottle oft, which is warranted
to give relief Pamphlets containing full direc
tons and certificates Of cnres accompany zach bot
tie.
Prepared only tho. 8 South Third street Phila
For sale by BURY &BECK Lancaster, Ohio.
Lancaster, August 6, la47. 3wl3.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-08-13

ryWe wish to call the readers attention. to
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
There is some peculiarity about this article that
no other remedy has. 1t is completely master OF
all Pulmonary Diseases, even to The most malis-
nant, such as our most prominent and skilltul ply
siciaus after long treatment have given up in dis
pair as beyond the reach Of medicine, and their
skill, are cured by this remedy. The reader may
think there is some assurance in this, and with
some reason too, lift was not plain matter offact
proved by many cases within our immediate cir
Gle of acouaiutance.-We recommend it to the
afflicted as the best medicine before the public.
Those who want remedy that will surely cure
should send Immediately to the store Of Maccrack'
en- & Galbraitll. 2wl4.