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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-31

Dr. upham's Vegetable Eltttuary, or Internal
Remedy for The Piles, Triumphant.
$1,000 Cases Cured m The past year.
ILLS Medicine 10 warranted TO cure all
- cases Of piles, either bleeding or blind, in
ternal or external aud aR iniammaiory diseases
found ~ conjunction with the piles-such ms
chronic Dysnttft, Weakness md lnilamnla.
ton Of the Spine.
falling Of The bomeis wonb, &c, that females pcrfie-
utariy are subject 10, under peculiar circumstances;
for r,ich n,any certificates eoud be gren Of SPEEDY
and c0eeiuai rvres-bm d,!cdcy torbids their publ
cdfion, SEVERE AND llABiTrAL CosTvgSEss,
Flow Of blood to the Head. Dyspepsia, ulccra-
tons, Fls,ulas, Inflammation Of the Stomach,
and a speedy cure IN DR. urHaA's ELrcruARy. Il
~ mn internal remedy and cures by its action on
the bowels aud blood, the relaxed state OF which
is the cause Of the above named diseases.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-31
kfDuldr paekrt6.
REGULAR
TRl.WEEkLY PACKET.

For .Nanroo, ~ Madison, i1nioos,,r, burlington,
Oquauko, heibtawreh, .Asr boston, Bloom,
ington. Davenport, .ad Rock kiand.
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CirCassion Balm,
R.F. HTBBARD & CO.'S
CarminatiVe SalVe,

For the cure Of feIons. Pilcs Ulccrs. carhuncles.
Agne in the Breast or fscr. Ear-ache. Burns.
Scakls, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
cents.
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limited STATES MINT,

A curious fact is stated in the Phi abel.
phia North American. From the annual
Repoi Of the Director af The U. s. Mint
il appears Thai the value Of all the gold
euined ia the q. s. mints for iweniy-fnur
years prior 10 1877. was sig. al. 1853. or
somewhat exceeding The average sum Of
half 4 million year-a very considerable
addition - The stock of American wealth;
hut il appears from the reiutns &c the coal
trade in Pennsylvania, that the value of
this commodity brought Ia market in that
State is annually equal to the above large
amount thar last year. for example. the
value of her anthracite brought down 10
tide wafer marty 100000 tons-was
actually Equal 10 the value of this gold dug
up in the South during The whole twenty.
four years. Frnm this il appears that on
Northern Maryland as well as PennsyI
vanin) coal min"s are mo = valuable gold
mines than those OF the South.
SputhcrIer
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The frsl paper mill in AmeFira was
ererIed In Boston. in 1870. the legislature
Of Massachusetts granting aid. The firsl
iype-faunlry vas established Al Germar,
town. Pennsylvania. several years beiars
the Revoluii"n. lram whieh the Bible and
other works we're printed in he German
language. A. late as 1910 there were bul
three OPPORTUNITIES in Ihe United States
The irst printing. press in the rOlonies
znd far twenty wears the only one IL
North America heiween The Gulf OT Mex
leo and the FrnZrn Ocean. was establish
ed n Cambridge. in 1898. II was near
~ century later, ll727.) belare The vir
gInia cnlonisis permitted . press i0 be SCI
M. Rev. Jesse Gla'er procured the pres.
usei ~ Cambridge BY contributions oI
friends of learning AMI religion in Amsler.
dam and in England, bu, died on his pas.
sage 10 The new world. Stephen Day was
the FIRST printer. and az such received =
grant Of 300 arres Of land. The third
book published was - The Psalms in Ne
ire." In 1861. tile New Testament and
Bakers Call translated nv Elliot inIo In.
dian language. were printed. al n cost oI
some 9I.2O0. The whole Bible was
printed in 1868. The nation speaking
this language is now extinct.
The first Newspaper printed in the
North America colonies was called =. tn.
Boston News Letters" and was issued in
l740. by John Campbell. Srolrhman
who was post master and bookseller al
Boston. Sometimes il had nne advertise
meni. and often none. Alter fourteen
years. when 800 were sold. the publisher
announced that his weekly half sheet he.
ing insufficient IN keep up with The foreign
news, he should issue an extra sheet earl
fortnight; which expedien, he announce.
after year. has enabled the ." News.I Let
ter" 10 recover eight month. nf the ihir.
teen that il was behind in the news frnm
Europe: 50 that those who would hold on
the next January. five m"nihs.l might
expect TO have all the arrearages Of intel.
ligence from the old world !. necdful ful
10 be known IN these parts." After six
teen years. the publisher gives notice lha
copies of The "News-I.eIter" would b,
.prinied on whole sheet of writing pa
per. one half OF which would be blank, on
which letters might be written" etc.
Such was the infancy of newspaper
enterprise in this country. What change
since then. Could John Campbell sieI
into the office Of one of The " dailIes." will
lis press rolling ont (. 900 or 10000 Sheet
10 an hour, what would be his emotions
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BRANDREDIH's PILLS.

N - Abbsls
VEGETABLE AND UNIVERSAL MEDICINE.
These Pills cure all diseases by purifying the
blood. They give TO all the organs Of the body
the proper amount Of life necessary to their puri-
fca,ion. They are fountain IF health 10 nH
mankind, and may I've justly said to give the
beauty and yigor Of youth to the weakness and
decreptitude OF age. Can it be believed that af.
ter hciDg before the public for niucly-Oue years,
their sale should only now I've a little rising a
million Of boxes per year! But so it is, and it
is only to I've attributed TO fatal prejudice or their
sale would be at least twenty millions Of boxes
per wear instead Of only one million. Let all the
sick use thcm-they will soOn lie among the
healthy :. let all who would secure themselves
from sickness hate them by them, in case of a
sudden attack; for a few doses taken when the
body commences to get out Of order, and the ben.
rfit IL secured at once. Fathers and mothers, at.
tend To this subject SOILS and daughters, attend
10 this subject; let all men and women ash
themselves the question, whether what has stood
the test of time 50 long does not deserve some at
tcniiOn.- ..a. .
And who il TO be benefited Those who use
the Brandredth Pills. They are the ones that re-
reise the interest OF thousand per cent. How
In a present payment Of health, Of yiyacity fol-
dulness, of brightness aud clcarness of perception
| in place Of cloudiness and confusion Of mind.
Brandre,l,h's Pills are a life prcscrycr. Thosf
who kuow their qualities foil secure in iheil
health and faculties fring preserved to them te
an indefinite period. They are equally good in
all kinds Of disease, no matter how called, because
they Cannot he used without taking out impuri
ties from the blood, and perseverance, will cause
its perfect publication. aud no disease can be pre-
sent when the blood is pure. -.
DR.. Bran,lreth's Principal Office, al Broad
way New York.
Or Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hillshorouph.
!. B. M.Dade. Chapel Hill.
G.. A. Mebane, Mason Hall. 81
A. Mickle q Co., Bingbam's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Pattcrson's Store.
Nav %. ..-~ ssa-
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cONFEsION-os. cs@ - = Darrs.a.
cslSssni - nai-r. cszfasaaa x0s< co.
fmnlnlF
Thas nassf. sssr u Pnssrui ~ h<ine hraEa
Falls uPaa M guesaaaa gal'se E~uP@unasl.
A.. thsssssss. % ~ - siasis Essds
Bus N - farn5s ara 10 M aa;s Erssru3-
In uhirh fasae-sna holly sasse-aas plan-
W. szisaa Zeal hEed desrEmihslisns
wAish is-sna shsrs soS'a cairh ns. nhs Sslsh
To rEe. Ike cass-ia. IA mare rEpisnAiion.
OILS hslikins. naiss eanfasion h.ushsE4liOal
Tn sure ysl'vs go' ny Isissus - hash siaes-
Per ani saaisa snnsHinx sli rFssliani
Thu. there's ~ oshel lsstes. rhich ps0Eilss
fOr Aarhoss. sul asanst-ani ever thing be-
siies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-27
Accommodation for IrGret-
Fgng
EnOe Mountain Mills.

THE subscriber would take this method Of in
forming his friends and the public generally,
that he is now fully prepared for Carding Wool,
and hopes, by stiirt attention to business. TO
Tit continuance Of the custom which has bsTstO-
fore hecn bestowed on him. .- -..a-.. .s
Prices for csriing. 81 cents FER pound of rolls.
mixing 10 cents. Bring the wool early in the
season, well washed and picked. with one pound
Of grease 10 twelve Of wool, aud YOU shall have
good rolls.
asuFply ofWOol rolls krr, constantly on hand
for sale.
Also 1000 pounds of good Bacon, Corn, Flour
and Wheat Hran.
also continue to keep an assortment, Of Goods.
such as are usually kept in Country Store; all
Of which will he sold cheap for cash, or on shori
credit To punc,ual customers.
Al marketable produce taken in exchange for
Goods or Carding.
ALIEN. DICKSON.
MAY &c. 3e-3m
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THE HILLsBoRoUeH RECORDER
tIsPrRLIsHEn wEgELr
ny DENNIS EARTT.

Tcrms.-Two Dollars year, IL paid in al
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il no, raid
within three months; or Three Dollars, If DELAYED
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until oil aucara
grs are paid, unless at the option of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sub
scrilcr out of this state unless payncn, is made in
advance, or some person in the state will bcceme
responsible TO the editor and in no case will r."
paper hc sent to n subscriber out of the stale Tor
more than two years without a payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lmcs,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents lot
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in rro'
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Fer
cent. higher. deduction of onc-third will ="
made TO advertisers BY the year.
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peffonn good deed-speak a kind
word -bes,ow pleasant smlle-and you
will receive the same in return. The hap.
piness yoa bestow upon others ID reflect.
back TO your own bose n.
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Read This!

TSHE subscriber would respectfully inform all
IN those indebted to Long. Webb Il TO-, that
he is fully authorized and ready to settle their
accounts: he will always he found al the Store IT
Long & Webb. He expects to remove from the
state, and desires to close the business AZ speed-
ly as possible, and hopes that this notice will he
promptly attended 10.
JOHN II. WEBB.
August Is. a.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing in the Town of I.ouishurg, Frank
lin County, weekly paper to he called
The LOuisburg News.

hb lAhntabui - A'NHns
IF TWO HUNDRED subscribers ran be Oh
tanned by that time, the frs, humber of the
paper will I've issued on or about the first Of No
veniber next.
II is Iamcntable fact that Franklin County is
now entirely destitute of any newspaper Press.
Some months ago she could boast of having tw o
papers that were equal to any in the state, 10 h
for facility Of news and ability; hut from some
cause, which, doubtless the citizens Of franklin
are familiar with, both have Irft--and believing
that they are now more eager than ever to have
paper in their mi,st, the subscribers propose to
fill the vacancy with paTer that, they hope by
strict adherence 10 business, shall in every way
be worthy Of their patronage and esteem.
j The paper shall he neutral in Politics and Re-
ligion and our chief aim shall lie TO make it such
a Literary Journal as cannot fail TO command the
support that is due TO such an undertaking. De-
traction and abuse shall never find place in the
columns under our control.
The Literary and Miscellaneous departments
of the paper shall receive our close attention; and
we will bc assisted by writers Of known ability.
We shall also spare no pains TO make the News
department full and authentic while the Farm
ing and Commercial interests shall be fully at
tended 10. ..~
The Publishers are both practical printers, and
their design is to make the paper an interesting
Family Journal, valuable alike to the Farmer and
Literary community; and with our promised as
sistance we feel assured in saying that the paper
will be the most interesting ono in the state
Terms :-TaE LorIsRuRe News will be
printed on good paper, medium size, and will he
sent to subscribers at Two Dollars Fifty Gents
per annum, if paid IN advance. II payment he
delayed six months Three Dollars will be charg-
ed. These terms will invariably be adhered To.
The money becomes due on the receipt Of the
first number.
FIX. SrROTHER,
VIM. w. SMITH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-27
The best Mechanical Paper in the
World.
NEW VOLUME or
The Scientific Ameri en-,
May &c.

j uC kOlCllJllkJ AlllOIl u Ill,
I'HE Publishers Of the Scientific Amer can
respectfully give notice that the Fourth
Yearly Volume OF their Journal will he commcn-
ced on Saturday, September 22d. This puhlica-
ton differs entirely from the many magazines aud
papers which flood the county. Il is n Werkly
Journal Of Art, Science and Mechanics, Ia, ing
for its object the advancement of the interests of
Mechanics, Manufacturers and Inventors. Each
number is illustrated with from five to ten orgi-
nal Enerayngs Of new Mechanical Inventions,
nearly al Of the hcsi inventions which are patent.
ed at Washington being illustrated in the Scien.
tiic American. 1t also contains a weekly list of
American Patents; notices Of the progress Of all
Mechanical and Scientific improvements; practi-
cal directions on the Construction Management
and Use of all kinds of Machinery, Tools, &C.;
Essays upon Mechanics, Chemistry and Archi-
lecture; accounts of Foreign Inventions; advice
TO Inventors; Rail Road Intelligence; together
with vast amount Of other interesting. valuable
and useful information. The Scientific American
is the most popular journal Of the kind ever pub
lished, and Of more importance to the interest of
Mechanics and Inventors thnn any thing they
could possibly obtain. Il is printed with clear
type on beautiful PAPER, and Icing adapted 10
binding, the subscriber is possessed, at the end of
the year, of large volume Of
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES.
illustrated with upwards of
Five Hundred Mechanical ERgrayings,
AND AN INDEX.
TERMS:-Two dollars year in advance; or
if desired, one dollar in advance the remainder in
six months. To Clubs--5 copies IS; ten copies.
SIS. Those who wish TO subscribe have only TO
enclose the amount in letter, directed to
-s .~. MUM a. GO.
Publishers Of the Scientific American,
New-York.
All Letters must he Post Paid,
Volume Third, bound 50 rs, or in sheets 50.
are for SALE They may be sent safely to any part
OF the country. ...
Patents secured and mechanical Drawings ex-
ccu,c,l at the cheapest ratcs at the Office Of the
Scientific American. s.
August N. ii--iw
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A 8 the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
- its Agency in HilIsborough and transferred
the business 10 Raleigh the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal Of Notes. and other Bank Bush
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending TO bu'
siness of this kind.
LEOPOLD T.. IIEARTT.
Raleigh. May l. 81
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MitChell's Eve SalVe.

" he concurrent testimony Of men Of iniegril,
u and worth is the lest evidence We can have
Of any fact Of which we have no coHnizRnrc OUT.
selves. The great advantages possesscd D.! tins
article Over every olhci. aH-its Certainty, Sair.
y, Convenience, and Economy. All Physicians
admit that great danger il 10 lc apprchcnded from
dragging the eye WHEN in a innammed and W.
healthy state. In The use % this salNe this olec.
ton is entirely removed, as no harm can pOssIhl,
resul, from lis Use il cing in ell cases arped 10
the eTtsrnGI portions Of the eye; thereby avoiding
all the inconvenience, pain and danger, Which he
cessarily attend the introduction of any Tung,ni
arlrlc info the eve. Its activity in suhduins in.
fanma,ich is so great that hutfew cases require
the use Of more ihan Cne bottle to effect Ttrtce,
cure. One piSsicisn remarked 10 Us, after having
Witnessed IFS effects in ss,crRl instances, that 1t
vas a perfect Ere Killer" We might multiply
reasons why this Salve should he preferred above
every thing else in tho treatment Of diseases Of The
eye, hu, We prefer il should stand on its avn me.
rils. All we ask is that its virtues he thoroughly
tested and tha, the directions he strictly followed
~.4..<- ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., NY
.... For sale al this Office.
March IL. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-27

The greater ,ke difficulty, The more
glory Is there IN surm"unting il. Skilful
pilots gain their reputation from storms
aali tcinpests. III
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True Charity.-Charity does not de.

AIHo VHNIIV,-NHaFIIN "UFs TVt 'F
ma1d NJ M that We should not see The
faults Of others: we must in thai case shut
our ewes. Bat il commands us 10 avoid
attending unneress ari'N to them. anil that
we are mt blind to the en"d while we
are ciearsighted 10 The evil hat exis,s. ~
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Death from a Spider Bits-Th'

U6dCM IIUlf q OpE1OE DGtO W.
BalesyiIle ARK. Eagle. of the LIST nit.
state that Mr.. Joshua Dillingham;, Of that
vicinity. was bitten. whilst asleep a. night.
by taranIuIa. or poisoGous spider, winch
entered ihe.rreVices 81 his log cabIn-hi>
body swelling Until the close Of the second
day, when he died. -
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Advertising Rates for The IlillshOrOugl Recorder

One dollar per square (l6 lincs) for the frs
insertion, and 25 ccn,s for elch continuance. De'
ductions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as fnllnws.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Qnaner Sessions, Au
pnst Term. 1918.

w y ShhhhNa hh
gnst Term, 1918.
TT is ordered by the Court. that the Clerk OF
this Court, hereafter, in making out his dock
ct Of the business Of the Court, shall state first in
order the Jury Causes.
Aud il is further ordered, that this Court viii
proceed TO hear all motions, and transact all busi-
ness. not connected with the jury causes, on
Monday Of each Court: That on Tuesday Of
each Couri the Jury Causes will be called and
tried, or continued.
And il Is alsa further ordered, that the Jurors
for the next Term I've summoned 10 attend on
Tuesday Of Court; aud that notice he given ID
all parties and witnesses. by publication Of thi:
order six weeks in the = Hilsborough Recorder
and Democratic Ratoon."
Test, J. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Sept. I2. 41-6N
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

acumen worthy Of more than "hasiy"
notice, that some Of my specifications of
his misconduct arc hardly cousisten, with
"your [my] official reports and communi-
cations"
Seemingly. this is most inst rebuke,
But, waiting for the trials, | will here
briefly state, that, unfortunately, ! followed
that Generals own reports, written and
oral; that nv confidence, lent him, in ad.
vance, had been but very slightly shaken,
as early as the first week in October; that
up to that time, from our entrance into thi:
city, had been at the desk, shut ont from
personal intercourse with my brother off
GERS, and that ii was not ill that confine
menl that facts, conduct and motives be-
gan to pour in upon me.
A word as to the 9Th article Of war.
can truly say that, in this and other com
municalions, | have no, designed ,h'
slightest disrespect to the commandment
chief OF the army and navy Of the United
States. No doubt he, like myself aud al
others, may fall into mistakes as to paric
ular men; and | cannot. having myself beer
behind the curtain, admit the legal ficlioI
that ALL acts of Secretary are the act,
Of the President. Yet, in my defensive
statements, have offered no wanton dis
courtesy TO the head of the War Depart
meni, although that funcrionary is not il
the enumeration of the aboye.men,ione'
article.
Closing my correspondence with th'
department, until after the approaching
trial, | have the honor 10 remain, respect
fully,
Your most obedieni servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
The Hon. SECRETARY OF WAR,
WASHINGTON. ID e..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

D. Towneruds SarsuIarilln II Il sovereign and
cure Tor lncipirit Consumption, Barr, nn-ss, leuc,
ur Whites ObstructGd ur difficult Mrnstrnntlon, In
rnce OF l'rnc or involuntary discharge thereof,
tn general proslratICn At The system, no matter
the result al inherent cause, or produced BY Irrrsl
iuess or accident.
Nothing can hr more surprising than its inv,
effects on the human frame. Persons all wrg N
Hssiiudr, from taking II, al once become rOra' .hl
oi energy under lis influence II immed,tlch
acts The hervclcsSness OF the female frame.
great cause Ot harrenncss. AT w deliC
1t Will not he expected Of us, in cas- rsr,ormed, b
nature. to eNlbL certificates OF CgJ. Of cuses have
can assure the afflicted, that hurbrus 'omies have
reported To Ms. Several cHses wht o,,ies OF this i
without children, aIier using rw healthy off,
wrnkness and general DENNY, nnu--rNiN uis''e'
lev pain mud sensation OF hearing down minhe
womb, aud with other difficulties and having AnoY
~ where ,our medicine has effected great cures, NJ
henrius it recommended tor such cnses ns have 4
ed nhtairpd bottle OF Your Extract oi SArsrpar
,nllnwpd the directions you gave me. In II short
Il removed her complaints, mud restored her TO he
Reiug grateful Tor the benefits she received. ! tahe
nrr in thus acknowledging it, and Recommending
puhc. ". w. MookE,
Albany, Aug. II ,le44. Cor. Grand IS DIT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01
CONSUMPTION Cured.

Cleanse and Svsng thtn- Consumption can be CT
BronehistiS, Consumption, Liu.r Complaint
C1tdrrh, Coughs, asthma, splitting Of Blood, So
IN the chest, Hectic FiNSh, Ngh SWedts, D,Et
PrOiuse ErpeetOration, Pain lu The Side, &c.
been ana can be cured.
DIR TOwnsend-Dear Sir: Nearly twenty years
took n violent cold, which settled on my lungs, n
lected me severely, indeed, finally II became a CO
hacking cough, but not so severe as 10 prevent me
attending 70 my business. Within the last few ye
increased on me gradually. Al last | became redu
hreathed with difficulty, and raised with my cough
mud matter, and lor The last nine months previous
Ing your'Sarsnparilla, hind regular night sweats; l.
my friends and myself supposed that | would die
COnsunIptOnbut have the happiness 10 inform o
To my SURPRISE alter using three bottles vi our sa
rillu find myself restored. II relieved me grnduu
! am now enjoying much better health than | have
IN 26 years. had almost entirely lost my appetite
is also returned You are at liberty to publish hi
my name in the papers, il you choose.
Ny little girl who il three Years old, had vel
cough the whole Of last Winter. We became m
harmed Oh her account. While using the medicine,
her some Of il, aud il soon eltirely relieved her, a
as myself and she Is well now, and hearty as any
ever saw. she was also lull OF little hOtches; il
them away and her skin is lair and smuolh now,
am satisfied she recovered her health from using q
cellent medicine. 5. W. CONANT, 44I Bow
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-06-01

DR. Tounsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure
Won that three OF my children heve been cure
Scroiula hv the use of sou! excellent n.edicin
we're all afflicted yer, severely with bad sores; h
IN onty four huillrs took them away, for Nhr
nv sell under deep ObIIghii m. N"urs, respectful
N. York, March !, AZ. !. w. GRAIN, los W