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NOR RENT.-A comfortable two-story brick house,
T. pleasantly situated II street, and neatly and gem
teey furnished for the accommodation Of small family
Any person temporarily residing in the city, and wishing
enjoy the comforts of housekeeping without being sub
ject the expense of purchasing furniture will find this
rare chance. Terms very moderate. Apply to
WILLIAM S. CLARY
Dec % At the Union office
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Martins Improved bee Palace.
TNIE subsc rber owning the right the above improve
i ment, may be at the United States HOTEL and
has for sale the right this District the State of Delaware
with several southwestern States; has sold largely in the
right and will sell the remaining territory very low. The
following testimonials 1.-TWO of great that could be
given) will give idea OF its utility.
GEORGE CALVERT.
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ID OGERs's Superior Knives, Sc.-W Fischer, import
N of fancy stationery, &c has recently received per
ship Independence, direct from the celebrated manutacu
rers, Messr Joseph Roger& Sons, extensive
of their knives, Of l. and blades, in pearl and stag
handles large portion OF which their very best four
baded knives, well known the Congress pattern. Al
good of their best mathematical instruments
razors and strops OF various patterns, which
peror any others in the country All may be had Sta
TONERS Hall, Wholesale and retail
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TNOR RENT.-A two story hovse, with basement, on A
T. street. between Pennsylvania avenue and street In
quire of Williams, next door.
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SAMUEL HANNy, Secretary.
MrNruN PosT, M. D., Physician to the Company, 50i
Broadway.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, Washington, D. c., agent,
No. IA Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
VIM. p. JOHNSTON, M. d., Medical Examiner, OF
It'll and
March lily
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LONG MEADOWS, Fauquier CO., Virginia,
q

December 2, 1877.
have used Martins Improved Bee Palace five sum
mer and find to be perfect protection against the bee
lily constructed that the bees will if the spare
honey is taken from them Mine has yielded considera-
bic quantity OF the purest virgin honey Given under
hand. THO. SHEARMAN. \
Know all by these presents that We the undersigned
citizens of Columbiana county, in the State of Ohio, hav
ing R. Martins Improved Bee Palace in for six years,
do certify that they free from worms and have been
since have had them in and do answer that
pose beyond sangune expectations, and the
most convenient for taking honey and preserving the bees
of have any knowledge Of and feel ourselves usti
fable in recommending it TO the public.
Nathan Coke, Isaac Chamberin,
John benson, AL. Brewer
George Walter Ehy Fcr,
Joseph James, William Chanberlin,
Hiram Bell, Justus Right
Jan. I3 Henry Walter
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THE UNION.


RoAHoaNG-Five welfurnished rooms, with board,
~ can be had at the house adjoining the residence of Mr.
Clements, on Y street, between 81 and A Streets
Dec l6-diff
MI s' WELLS, whose house r. pleasantly situated
lVl on street, between Ilh and 18th Streets has very
hhus'me ana capacious room, with which she ac-
conmodae two members of Congress, a small private
ahiiy, on moderate terms Single gentlemen viii also
ma very superior accommodations the by
king immediate application Dec 16-
- To Members OF Congress and strangers.
subscriber would respectfully announce them and
me public generally that he has lately received, via
ohaneston per barque Louisa, large lot OF prime and
genuine cigars TO which he invites their particular
uon and at he is the only authorized agent in this Dis
uct or the sale OF the very celebrated suncured Lynch
ouiR premium Congress tobacco, so much admired OF
when ne has asoJust received full supply which lie
invites al those who are fond of using the same, TO call
sees ana examine for themselves at the sign of the full
grown INDIAN i've doors of IL street. Pennsylvania
avenue: NATHANIEL f. TYSON.
Dec. 6-eod
UR RENT-Two good the first foor fur
nshed and also the house adjoining the subscriber
~ street. between Pennsylvania avenue and street
Dec. 70 JAS. WILLIAMS.
i8A FOR RENT, the and dwelling Pennsylva-
JEW mia avenue, few doors of Coeman's Hotel, adj
Joining Knots confectionery.
Also, twostory brick house G, between Third and
Four-and- a-haf streets
Also, two-sory brick house street for sale low
Inquire of JOHN p. PEPPER.
Dec I5--NIW&Sif q
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n Uft AENT.-Two good the first floor, fur
nished, and also the house adjoining the subscriber on
u street. between Pennsylvania avenue and street.
Dec. % JAS. WILLIAMS.
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HARTwELL's wAsHINGTON HOUSE

HANTWELLB WARRINGTON HOUSE,
Chesnm above serenth door the Masonic Hail.
Phladeiphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reurnished,
to his visiters every comfort and convenene. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well as the private ord
nary for ladies' large and convenient The paors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up in the most modern
STYLE This house being in central positions the propre,
soics continuance of public favor, pedging himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords.
NJ B. bath house is attached to the hotel, where warm
am e old haths caube had at hour.
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HEADAcH.-Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
are positive and certain cure for this distres.
sing complaint; because they purge from the
body those bilious humors which are the cause
not only OF headach, giddness, nausea and sick
ness, &C.. but of "al the ills to which flesh is
her." One 25 cent box of the above named In.
dian Vegetable Pills, nay, single dose, will
frequently carry off the most violent attack of
headach; but in cases of long standing, persever-
ance alone is wanted in order to make a speedy
cure of every description of headach.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and
improve digestion and purify the blood, and there.
fore give new life and vigor TO the whole frame,
as well as drive disease of every kind from the
body.
Beware Of couH,erfes Of all kinds! Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
safest course is to purchase from the regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
OTAgent foI he sale of Wrieht's Indian Vegeta
bic Pills in Suubury, HENRr MAssER. For other
agencies see advertisem, mt in another column.
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Our Next Member.

Mr.. EDIToE.-The time is approaching when
we should think about selecting candidate for
he Legislature. We have heard of goodly
number of persons who have been mentioned as
andidates, and the claims of this person and that
person. and of this side and that side of the river
Vow we, who not office hunters, think the 10.
al habitaton of the candidate is Of much less i'm
,ortance than his ability. his honesty and integr.
y. And as for the claims of any one to office,
We look upon it as humbug as we'll as anti-re.
,ublican. Offices were made for the people and
lot for the benefit of oifceholders, who are,
at least ought TO be, the servants oft he people
{ there any claims or rights in these matters,
hey belong to the people, who have right, and
hould exercise that right in selecting such per-
,ns who are best calculated TO promote their in.
rests, as well as the interests of the public.
uch man we think we find in the person OF
.LEXANDER JORDAN, Esq, of Sunbury, and
she has consented to serve if nominated and
eoted, let every good democrat and citizen put
shoulder 10 the wheel and insist upon his
animation. His election would follow of course,
ID would allay all excitement and division.
MASY OF OLD TURBUT'
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Our Choice,

Mn. EDIron.--Your paper fe W weeks since
gave list of the names of the democratic candi-
dates in the field for the Assembly. Among them
We noticed. with pleasure, that of Mr.. SILAS H
ENGEL, Of Sunbury. AS tho time is approaching
for the nomination of candidates, you will much
oblge many of your democratic friends in this
township, by permitting us to express our prefer.
ence for the gentleman above named, as suita.
bic person 10 represent in the next Legislature
We know Mr.. ENGrL to possess the requisite
qualifications to make such representative As
The democracy of Old N or humberland desire.
and shall, therefore, earnestly urge upon The party
his nomination. In his democracy we have full
faith, KNOW ing him to he identified with the
ieadiug measures of The panty. In his knowledge
of the affairs of the State, complicated as they are
at present, we have the assurance that he will
be able TO render important service. Besides, he
is truly and empha ally one ofMe people, in every
sense ofthe ,erm-in sympathy as well as in sc-
ton and consequently eau command a vote W hch
few others will be able TO do. The convention,
we are persuaded, could put no person in nomina-
tion for this office who would render more salts
faction, and who would reflect more credit upon
the county, than Mr.. Engel.
The VOIcE OF AuGUsrA.
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legislature.
FOR THE AMERIC.

FOR THE AMERICAN.
Mr.. EDITon You would confer a favor upon
any of your democratic friends, by allowing US to
ing forward, through the medium of your paper,
lillian ID. GEARHART, Of Rush township,
candidate for the Legislature. Mr.. Gearhart
gentleman Of sound judgment, correct habits,
j worthy the support of the Democratic party.
know Of no person more suitable to fulfill the
ties Of tina, high and responsible office. Should
people see proper to elect him as their Repre-
dative, we feel confident that they will find in
1 public servant # distinguished abilities, and
intelligent, firm and unwaveIiug Democra, of
JefleTsonian school.
MANY VoTERs OF THE FoRKs.
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BALTIMORE MARKET
Office ofthe BIkrtMoRE AmknIcAs, July &c.

Office ofthe BlkrIMoRE AMknrcAs, July &c.
GRAIN-New Wheat is very much wanted
but the receipts are trihing, and only in very
small lots, which sell at llOallG cts. for good o
prime reds, and 100 cts. for white.
Sales Of Maryland white Corn at 70 cents
One or two parcels of yellow sold at 10 cents.
A lot Of Pennsylvania yellow, from store, was
sold at rs cents.
Oats are worth 43a45 cts.-sales
WHISKEY.-Sales of several lots were made
to-day at 25 cts. for bbls. which is an improve.
ment. No sales of hogsheads
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.


FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Stock of Flour light and
market quiet. Good Western is worth s5s and
fresh ground $50 s5i Corn Meal, s3i for
Penna. and S3l for Brandywine, though we have
heard OF a sale of the latter at s3s Rye Flour
is offered at s3s.
GRAiN-Wheat, good red is scarce at s14;
white 81 80; Corn is worth 70 to soc for Penna.
yellow and 7sc for Southern, with sales No
sales of Rye. Oats are worth ACC.
WHlsKEY-Is held at 26 a 90 in bhds and bbl,.
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Address to the Public.

T9NHE Unprecedented success attending the use
Il of DR.. q. Benin Smiths (Sugsr Coa,rd) "Im.
proved Vegetable Pills." and the acknowledged su.
periorty which they possess over the common An
IT, i-Bous, Ca,harlic and various other Pills in ge.
neral use, have given them decided preference
with all who have used them; and they are uni.
versally esteemed the most safe and pleasant Pur.
galives ever offered to the public.
az CAUlION.-As miserable imitation hs,
been made, hy the name of "Sugar Coated Pills,
II is necessary to be sure that DR G BESy SaIru'.
signature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
Piincpa etlice. l79 Greenwich st. New York
Sold by JOHN W. FRlLING. Sunbuyy.
VIM. FORSYTHE, Norfhum'd
Julv % la47
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Notice

s hereby given to all legatees, creditors, and
,her persons interested in the estates of Adam
Sorbcr dec, settled by his exr Petcr kuns; Of Da-
vid kreps dec, s'tt ed by his ajpr Peter kuns; of
Mary Sladden dec settled by her John Siad
den and Charles Riddles; Of VIM Siaddcn dec. set
lied iy his John S,addcn and Charles Riddles;
of Michael CIeasingeI dec, settled 10y his admr Da
mel Schwartz; OF VIM Rceser dec, settled hy his
sxrs Samuel and David Reeser; Of Samuel Dohsoa
dec settled by his admr Cathasine Dobson; Of Nj
cholas Long dec, settled by his sdmr Peter Biehl:
Of Joseph keier, dec, settled by his Joseph
Kefler, IT,; of Ca,haune Michael dec, settled by her
admr John LenkeI; OF Christian Bcllz dec, settled
10y his exr BENJAMIN Hine; Of David Kaseman dec
settled bv his almr Frederick kaseman; OF Ber.
narJ McGee dec, settled by his Michael Me
Gee aud Dennis Buoy; of John Meyer dec, settled
hy hi' exr DIR. John II ker; OF John Hle. dec, set
tied by his admr VIM Hile; of Samuel Bloom dec,
settled by his exrs Jacob and Daniel Bloom; The
account of Frederick Shell, guardian of Mary Eli
zabeth Kull The account Of David Eshbach trustee
Of the estate Of Philip Eshhach, dec'd.-Lale Of
Northumberland county, deed; that the executors,
adm nistrators, and guardians of The said deceased
estates have filed their accounts with the Register
Of this county, and tha, they will be presented TO
the o phans' Count of said county, On Tuesday,
the Sd day Of August next, for confirmation aud
allowance. EDWARD OYSTER,
Registers Office, Register,
Sudbury, July 3, lSi7.
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10 CHASGEs IN the WEATHER will materially
CT the body if the blood is pure. Every indi-
ial even The most diseased, has within him
n or root Of that original pure blood of our
mon molher Eve; which germ Of pure blood
he supporter of his life. and is in constant strug
to throw off the Heterogeneous, corrupt humoIs
ch ara the causes of diseese in the individual.
purging the body Of this diseased individual o
,ad humors, you allow the germ Of pure blood
ain ground and to make blood Of better quail
Let all who wish TO be OF fine, healthy hsb-
I'd who desire to be able to stand without inju'
le continual changes OF this climate. use the
ldfeth Pills, which will e.fee,uslly cleanse the
of all bad or corrupt humors, and restore the
an body to the state Of health enjoyed hsfofe
introduction Of mineral medicines.
7 Purchase OIL. Masser, sunbury, or Of the
= -''hlishsd in another part Of this Pspen
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HIGH PRICE FOR ToBAcco.-A hogshead of to-.
bacco was sold at Lynchburg, Va on Tuesday
last, at t'vcntp fre dollars per hurdred-the high
est price given this year in any market of the
State.
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PRICE CURRENT.
"Good Intent Fire Company,

"GOOd Intent Fire COmpany.''
| A STATED MEETING of the Company will
IA be held on Monday evening next, at Z o'clock,
at the Court House. Punciual attendance is re.
quired. HENRY DONNEL.
July 81, lSi7. Secretary.
"vashingtOn Fire Company,
THE membcrs of the "Washineton Fire Com
pany" are requested to meet at the State
House, on Monday evening, August 2, at u a.
clock, precisely. Punctual attendance is required.
July 81. SAMUEL J. YOUNG. SEC.
uANCE'S SARSAPARILLA VEGETABLE
IL OR BLOOD PILLS.
FIFTY PILLS INA BOX-the Cheapest and
best Medicine in existence!
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD!
removing bile,
correcting disorders
of,he stomach and bowels,
costiveness, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head, &r. Persons Of full habit.
who are su'jrc, to Headache. Giddiness. Drou.
Sness, osd singing in Me Ears, arising from too
great flow OF blood to the head. should never
be witAout them, as many dangerous
symptoms will be entirely carried
off nv their immediate use.
READ THE FOLLOWING WONDERFUL
CURE or DYSPEPSIA
This is to certify that my wife WAS afflicted with
the Dyspepsia for twelve years, and tried both al.
ver,ised mdicines aud Thomsonan, but without
effect; and my self attacked with blindness and my
head otherwise effected from hard drinking, SO that
| was apPrehensive Of fs and seeing
HANCE'S SARSAPARlLLA PILLS
advertised, went and got hox Of then which,
to my ss'onishment effected cure of me and my
wife both as yet, aud do think them without a
rival before the public. S. II. HALL.
Alhpmarle street. near w ilk.
For sale hy SETH S. HANCE. los Baltimore
ST., ond corner Charles ard Pratt streets, Baltimore,
and by GEORGE BRIGHT, Suntury,
ID. BRACTIGAM, Northumberland.
July 81, ls47.
CIX YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED
~ THAT FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS,
COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS. ASTAMA, Spit.
ting of Blood Pam and Oppression Of The Breast,
there is nothing equal 10 HANCE'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF HOREHOUND.
This medicine has now l'een in use for six years,
during which time there has been a constant de.
mand for it, and its popularity instead of declining.
has been always on the increase.
During this time many new medicines have
sprung up for the cure of the above complaints,
some of which lasted only few months aud Others
not as long but HANCE'S SYRUP has readily
gone on ginning favor with all classes of society,
until it has now become identified by many fami.
lies as
REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE.
To those who have never used the Compound
Syrup OF Horehound, this notice is particularly dr..
rec,ed to, as TO those who have once experienced
its peculiarly happy effects any praise Of its merits
would be superHuous
Price SO Cents per bottle or six bottles for So so.
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los b fillmore
ST and corner Of Charles Il PIatt sts, Bait more,
and by GEORGE BRIGHT, Sudbury,
d. BRAUrIGAM, Northumberland.
July 81. lS47.
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Traverse Jurors.

traverse Jurors.
1urbut-John Stad,len.
Letcis --Daniel DIeisbach, Michael Reader.
Deia,rare.-1acob St'zel, Joseph hammer, f.
l.. Pifer. Moses NJ. Border, Jacob Brown
.1HHon.-SeIh Cadwalader, Israel Keper. Saml.
Tease. Joseph Angs,ad John Pe'erman.
ChiEs9ua9ue.-Charles Fox, John Housed
James Russell, William Kramer.
Point-Geo, Leshor, Peter Foust, Michael
Arnold.
NcrihumberIand--Joh Bower, A. &. Barrett.
Upper Augusta.-Geo. OherdoTf, Henry Kline
Loper Augusta --Saml. lan'z, Jrremiah Wet
zcl, John ". Msiich. Henry Folk. Geo Burns.
Shamokin.-Wm Ga.s, James Price, Conrad
Yosi, WIN. Mariz, Valentine klaze, Jacob Shoil,
John Rothernel,jr.
Rush. h.-Rcbert Campbell, Philip Hiic, VIM. II.
Kase.
Upper Mahonoy.-Johu Baum, Abraham Kun
selnan.
Lo,Dcr Mahoaoy.--Geo. Lenker, John Lower.
Little Mahonoy oy,-leonard Reed.
Jqckson.-Dan'l Schwartz, Peter Brown, D.n'l
Bohper, Samuel Malich.
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Estate OF James Hustled, decd.
NOlICE is hereby given, that letters tesla,
IN men,ary said estate have been granted to
the subscriber. Persons having demands against
said estate, arc requested TO present them for
mination and settlement, and th Ose knowing them
selves indebted are requested to make immediate
payment. SARAH Hustled,
SunbHry, July II, ls47.-6t EX'u.
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LIST OF JURORS
OF Northumberland County, for August Term,
~ A. ID. ls47.
Grand Jurors.

Le,cis.-Dasid Watt, George Wagner.
Dsiacnre.-Robert McCiee, David &. Wst.on,
Villa N Ireland.
William Blair, George Tro1el,
William Durham, Joan Caul.
Poini.-Francis Gibson.
Sunbury.-Geores =. Buyers.
Stamokin. n.--Jacob Conrad. Joseph Fox.
Rush.-Goifrey Rockefeller, Perry Patton, Ro-
bert Ammcrmsn.
Upper Mahmoy.-Dsniel Helm, David Clark,
Ella, Geist Daniel Foust.
Lo,oer Mahonoy.-W William Finghons.
Jdckson.-Michael Spa,z, Geo. Gels. Michael
kniss
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GacOvLDES S3
First Premium Writing Ink.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

ENRON d.. Hare, the celebrated Professor of
z Chemistry IN the University oi renn'a.
"Phi}dri, ,.hil, Oct. n, 1913.
Dear Sir-HaviGg uIei your lnS, 100 HEX
YOU to send me another bottle, IS | hnd It to be
excellent. am your,, tuiy.
RopT HAHE'
From DR.. Locke, of Cincinnati, disi gushed
for his numerous scientific researches.
"Medical College Of Ohio, Cincinnati,
January II, 1874.
Having used Mr. Hover's Writing Ink, am
satisfied that it is the best which has come 10
nv know ledge and especially il is ercsent for the
use of Steel Pens, and ,oH not cOrroae them, even
IN long use.
JoHs LOCKE, Prof. Of Chemistry.
HOvER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
From well known scientific gentleman
.Philadelphia, Feb 81, 1896
Mr.. Joseph T. Hover-Sir; A use of yosr Ce-
m,nt, and some practical tests of its superiority
has induced me to recommend 1t to Others Is an
invaluable article for mendlng China, Glass, or
Cabinet Ware. CAMPBELL MoKrIr.
Analytic Chemist"
For ssle at the ManufactOIy, Wholesnie ana me-
tail. No. 81 NoErH THIRD SrRrEr, opposite
Cherry street. Philsdelphis, by
May 20, Is47-j3o ly Msnnlse'u's''
\NyEsrERN HAMS and Shoulders, just rees''
w we'd spa flr eaIs, by
June 10, ls47. Y, 8. bouAn.
ERrsH MACKEREL, new lot, just received
L and IL sale, low, by
June 10, ls4Y G. = booHn
IN SARK.-The hiehes, maIke, price paid S'
Bark, at ,he store Of
March 81, ls47. IAN so"n"
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70 The Electors Of Northumberland
County,:
uDEING solicited by many Of my friends, |
D have consented t" oller myself as a Volun-
teer candidate for the office of
TRE L 4 s q R ER IL
Of Northumberland county. Should you zee pro-
per to elec, me. I pledge my self to perform the
duties Of ,aid Office with fidelity.
HENRY WEISE.
Sunbury, June 10Th, 1917.
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O9. SaVEaLfoSmNyGo
Indian Vegetable PanaCea.
HEREDITARY TETTER.

NESrs,-It is now six months since NV
SU younges, child, daughter. had a cutaneous
affection, which made it's appearance over is en-.
tire body. II was case Of Hereditary letter, and
10 virulent was the disease, that we wished, in
case IL could not be speedily relieved, tina, il might
he laid in its grave At this stage of the dis.
ease my sis'er-in-law called upon you 10 advise as
to the hest preparation of Sarsaparila that could
be procured, as an alternative; when you recom-
mended the Of DR.. Cullen's Indian Vegetable
Panscea, and am pleased to say that the good
effects Of the medicine were perceptble when il
had taken but few doses; and by the time We
bad used one single bottle, the disease had entirely
disappeared. and from that time there has been no
re'appearauce | really feel thankful to you for
having recommended the Panacea in this case, for
| feel confident that had not the disease been ar
rested, my child would, this have been the
tenant of the cold and silen, tomb.
Respectfully yours,
RowAsp ~ W.Lroy, JOHN P REFS
Phil Dec. ., lSi5. SIS n. Seventh st.