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A GOOD MEDICLyNE.

DR.. Brsgg's Sugar Coated Pills have
been thoroughly tr led, and long expert
ence has fully established their superior
efficacy over every other medicine ever
offered to the public for the radical cure
Of almost every form Of disease. AMI par.
,icularly Of those bilious affec ions 50
prevalent throughout our sothern and ives
tssn states. The proof Of this 10 FUND in
he fact than those who have once used
these Pills have after preferred them an.
continue to use them in preie renee to
any ether kind Of medicine--returning ng
regularly At the commencement Of each
sickly ceason for their supply Of this val.
liable medicine--and urgiog their iriends
to do the same.
Ia numerous cases Of chiIls and fever,
obstinate and long standing. have been o.
suddenly cured by Bragg's Pills that the {
effects have almost appeared miraculous,
lie, The pa,ien, who doubts th'stry them
aud he will fi"d himself equally delighted
and asionisLed.
See Dr.. Brsgg's advertisement in an
other column.
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Party to study the Con.tissaion.
The constitution declares in expires
tersns, that mo sheriff shall be eiigihls as
/ candidate for. or have a sea, in the gen.
srxi Assembly The whigs in Clinton
nominated the Sheriff Of the County a. =
candidate for the Legislature In com
heaiing upon 'hsse, facts, tho editor Of
the Lsbsnou tWarreh Cuun,y) Star. q
leading whig paper, says:
Our friends in Clin,on county had bet.
ter betske ihesnselyes to the diiigent stu.
uy Of the Cons,i,ution.'
The same sdyice would hold good 10 tho
%higs Of lawrence aud Scioto--of Prehie
aud Montgomery. for in the former dis.
t,ct, tho sheriff Of Lawrence County claims
the seat, while IN the latter. the acting
Sheriff Of Prsbis 10 certified a. the Sena-
tor elect.
The advice is good. not TO tho wings OF
d single county or district, cut to the
~Ligs of the whole State. Had they dill
igsntiy studied tho constitution,' they
never would have dared attempt TO vio-
late is clear and positive provisions, 10
The division of a county Tor representative Q
purposes,--they would never have dared
attempt to palm of vile and infsm"us
spporiionmsn scheme. which never hnal.
~ passed. either branch -ofthe Ohio I.egis-
Iature, a. q law, aud place il on the stat
ute books, and certainly the! never would
have dared TO multilate and falsify the
Legislative journals, TO cover the fraud.
A diiigent study Of the Constitution q
would have saved wbiggery from these
things, and from hundreds of others, which
has sunk that party to itsPrssent depth
Sfafesman.
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Nasional Demecrar,c Principles.
A Free Press. Free People aud Free
Soil.
!. A simple aud frugal government, i,
confined within strict constitu,ionai lin
its, @@
Q. A strict construct ion Of the con.
stitu,ion, aud no assumption Of doubtfui
power.
8. No uationai bank 10 swindle the
iabor'ne population.
4. NJ connection between the gov.
ernment and banks.
8. No assumption Of State debts BY the
general government aud banks.
@. A Revenue Tariff. discriminating
in favor Of the poor consumer instead oi
the rich capitalist.
Z. The honest payment Of our dse,s
and the sacred preservation of.hs pub
i,c faith.
8. No grants Of exclusive charters and
privileges sy special Legislation, to banks
8. Acquiescsnce in the rule of the
majority IN all cases Of party discipline
10. lu favor Of constitutional improve.
meu,s Of Rivers and Haibors.
II. A rigid economy 10 conducting
our public affairs, ard the collection Of u.
more revenue than actually required I,
asfray the usccessary sxPsasss si the
goveromeat.
~. A restriction sfths Tracking priv.
,legs.
Is. Opposition to all principles Of a
sectional character, and 10 favor Of those
only that will unite US in Que grsa, broth
srhood, aud advance the hapPlness Of al
and opposed TO oil fanatics who seek tn.
di.solrtiou Of The American Union.
"a. In favor Of the rights Of ths peo
pie Of the States or Territor,ss Of fra,niOl
their own institutions.
Is. Believing the people capable o
seIi.governmen'.
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For Doug hfacc 4 Additions. w higgery

For Doughfacc Abolition... w higsery.
Mr.. Beojamin. one OF the Wing elect
ors, for the State Of Louisiana. affi irmed
10 speech At Baton Rouge, Gen. Taylor .
residence, that the old General was 'Gll
righ upon the slavery question, adding:
~ CAN ASSURE YOU MT rtLLow CITi.
zENs here tina, Taylor will promptly ueio
snytying like the Wiimoi Proviso. The in
terests ef I've South are safe in his. hands F"
In a speech near the same place, Col.
Be,i,e Peyton, Gen. Ta,lor's con6dsn
tiaI friend said:
Gen Ia, lor has X EC EMILY invested
one HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LAES IN NEGROES. and therefore can,
10, be ia jasor Of the Wilmoi Prosiso.'
Gov. Crrwin owe a latter, TO a cho
sen few, which hs saws is fran Gen. Tay
ar in which he prom,ses in the event q
h,s election to take the Addition side IA
ragard TO slavery. Corwiu's own hes,
friends pronounce the letter forgery -
STATE smdn
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Sheriff PROCLAMATION.

] hereby proclaim and
make know, that the electors of sad
county meet at their usual places of hold
Jog elections IN their several tow nships
Oh the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEM
8ER next. the tn day Of said month, J
aud then and there proceed to elect twen
y three electors Of President and Vice
President Of the Uniied States.
Gwen ueder my hand and seal, at the
Office, in Upper 5andusky, Wy.
andot county, Ono, tins Slh day of Sep
iember, A. d. lS4S.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff. W. T. o.
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A READY RULE FOR FARMERS.

A.qnarter Of wheat 10 an English meas
ure CT eigh; standard bHshels--so IL you
zee wheat quoted A. 6f..six shiIiings. i,
ia seven shillings . bushei. A shilling 10
twensy.four cents--mnf,iplv ny by seven,
and you have 81 CSC per bushei.
In Kentucky, corn is measured bv the
barrel, which is Eve bushels OF sheiied
corn. A. New Orleans barrel of corn
10 Q barrel full OF ears.
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~ We ohserse by the Cold water Sc n
tiaeI th., Capt. Van Armss sddres.ed
the democracy Of ths, place on wedseu
dsv essa,ag last. TIE captain 10 a re-
turned volunteer. and 10 capable Of doing
good sersice- We hope he will ceatis.
ue to tsIk to the democracy. - Free Pre,s.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining 10 the Post Ufice at Upper
Sandusky Oct. 1.,, lS48
Anderson Wm. KeIch Thomas
Angnr,ght Christo-Lews h
pher Lower, Robert
Bard Benj jsmln 0'onroe Charles
Bartlett 81 nj irnJ II
B"yed James Msfe, WIN
Brown Ednah Maison or Baldrdse
Brady I"hn w McCurd, Thomas
Brewer Pare Nelson G p
Culver james Neill Edward
C'ver J,s.pn 2 P.ckeral Jonathan
Crawt"rd i Palmer Charles
Coilver Amos Philips MIR
Cline George klchman George
tra"g'e Chs Robinson Caihsrine
trangie & bailey A
Dahmer James Rubison Thotnas
Ere.Di"e Ei "a Riddles X bert
+ y jacob Rogers A p
Eidradge Harvey Read Mrs
4 4s,wo oud Abe SmaiIy 2
Etk,us l. B Smltn Daniel
Fer"naugh John Smith Thpmas
Faup John + Sucumn Amns
Fa'n.l orr a.ey rasoury Samuel
Green John Sapp J"seph
Gibson David SohIndler !.
Hastings John shaneberger Fredsr
HAL VIM J ick
lienr, Samuel SimcuX Minerva
Hail Ornn TUX George
ii,ll Henry Tucker Nalhaniel
II""bs Eli William. Be'j
Horn Jan Warner Jonathan
Harb J h Wil,ams Miss Il
iileJ W Wolf Amos
| Harvey Elizabeth Wells X ID
Hurter Al,I,ary White Pnsbe
| ingrahan. Edward Weich John
jackson James Virgin Nancy
! Johnson John Nal,erJS
Ians r cd Willard Lewia
Kramer Wm Wifi u dueb
| Persons calling for the aboAe letters W !
please say advertised.
| JOSIAH SMITH p. NJ.
Oct. lat, 1S48-3w. ID
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Farn1ers!

For your own good and to save money
berore yuu purchase an, ARTICLES 10 the
Wagon making hne, you had better cal
anu see Bearluger's work. lie will give
You as much tor your produce 10 work as
you can get any where. Every person
that wants to take comfort IN tins land hau
better 60 aud get buggy.
MILAN BEARfNGER.
u. Sandusky, Aug. l3, lS47-44tf.
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E. LOCKE, ID ID. S
other column.
OF CINCINN.4 TT,

+ c N c NN.4 TT,
Graduate Of the Ohio College Of Dental
Surgery,
WILL be in UpPe- Sandusky about
the 18th OF October. and will re
main ten days, at which tim. lie will offer
his professional services to those afflicted
with premature loss Of teeth ane diseased
gums
TEETH, from one to full sett. inser
ted on G"ld or Silver Plate. with Clasps
or Spiral Syringe. or. in man, cases, upon
the principle ofATMOSPHERIC PRES.
SURE exclusively. PIVOT TEETH
inserted when prsc,icahie.
DECAYING TEETH saved by Clean
sing and Filling.
TEETH EXTRACTED, bu, not wih.
out pain.
Particular attention & ven to the regu.
uIating o Childrens' Teeth.
Perso"s wishing DENTRIFicE and BRUsH
rs o superior quality. can be supplied
Families waited upon at their resi-.
dences when desired, without extra
charge
The best Of Testinsonials exhibited when
rfquesied.
Satisfaction given or no remuneration
ROOM. in ,he Upper Sand"sk, Hotel.
Upper Sandnsky Oct. 9Th, lS48.-52.
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Road

NOTICE Is hereby eisen, that peu
~ ton viii be presented 10 he Lomm,s.
sIUBe!s OF Nyandut County; al their ses'
sion. CUmfnehcing on tie htst Monday Ui
Decemuer, \. ID. l54o. ptalIng tor II
I uunty road. IL tie I.cated, De. AS fui-
lows, 10 8iI. commencing AZ The pOih'
where the Kilhor0 read u"~ interseCf.
The old uayeleu road from Upper Sanuus
az 30 I, mochl ee, aud To run 'bence south, ,
4, an ngle of about 42i drgr~es wes.,
aud ierh,lnati6g at the p"iai OF Tuisfstcs
iun wIth the csuD,y road ircm Upper San
dusky to Tym"chtee.
Da,e ed UcI 1~45.--2-4t.
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DIR. G. II. McDonal<

fvrs his professional services 10 the -,
zrns Of Upper Ssnda>k, and its sictutis
uEice on Main Street opposite 4 iiu
oors Hotsi.
!. CT MCDONALD.
Get, 20, f>4S.-i-6n.
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MOI H.. l..

NJ Ill
ylNHE Subscriber 10 about 10 retire from
u buisuess for a while. All thuse 10.
debted 10 him BY note or book account,
will please call at ibe old stand aud set'
ne tLslI account, and IL wIilb taken a.
a gtea, Isvor. JAMES AcLEES.
Upper Sandusky, Sept 26,s s4s.
MARTIN IlEISrAND'S ESfAtE.
NOTICE 10 heisby gwen, taai he sn6
seriber has 0eeu appointed sGd 9nsl
.nsu as sdmIuistrator ON the esa Vi
Martin iisistapd, late Of w, sudui couu.
~, Obiu, deceased.
LEWIS bEMERT.
Uo,. 7,b, 1918. /, St.
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wYANDoT COMMON PLEAS.

wYANDOT COMMON PLEAS.
Henry Ream Adm'r ot)
Nichulas Resm decd
vs.
Cha rlotte Ream. widow,
John Ream. George
Ream, Elisabeth Mil.
Ter. Jacob Ream. Petition to Sc
Mary Ream, Margaret land.
Ream. Adam Ream Ben
jamin Ream. Michael
Resm IL Samuel Ream.
heifs a, law Of The said
Nicholas Ream-
The above pamed defend ants are here
by informed that on the 2lst day OF Oci".
her, A. ID. ls4S. said administrator flied
hts peinion iD the Court OF Cemmnn Pleas
"f Nyandut Jonnt,, Ohiu the object anu
prayer ot which petition is TO obtain an
order &C., at the next term OF said court.
for the assignment Of The Dover of Guar
loiie Resm the widow Of tie said N,cho>
as Ream deceased, IN. and for the sale at
The following real estate, for the purpose
at paying the debts OF the esia,e, to vi:
the South Vest quarter Of section No.
Fourteen. in Township No. three South,
Of Range N".Thirteeu East, in the Wan.
red aud sixt, acres.
HENRY REAM.
s4dmtHisiraf0r-
u, Il KELLY, his Sol.
Nv, 2lsi 1-4S.-3- 4w.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th snst. by VI. u. KIRBY ESQ
RIA ISH, both Of Tymoch;ee township.
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FREDERICK wiTvERss ESTATE.
NUTlt.E is hersoy gwen, tifat tie sun
~ scriber has been duly abPuinied an
qualified ss ad administrator on tho estate oI
Frederick Wflver late Of w yaHd OF Coun
~, deceased.
PETER n. BEIfJI.ER,
.1dmiHistrat0r.
Upper Sauduskv. let. %. le4S-3--3i
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DYE adder, Indigo, Al.
"m Coperas, &c., &c.
SHEETIJVGS md SHIRTI tGSI
DnIIs, Ticking, Bagg'Dg Cotton Yarn,
Baton aud w,ck,ug.
CALlCOS BY THE CORD--A GENE
RAJ ASSORTMENT or QUEENS.
W A X E--HAkpW AkE-I ON,
NAILS AND GLASS,
STOV E .--C"ok, Box aud Parlor
stoves with trimmings.
Sole Leather. Tubs, Pals, Brooms
Salt, Linseed oil, Whue Lead &c.
AL Of which will be sold very low .foi
all k,nds Of produce, CASH and othe'
good pay.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. 2, 194S.
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REMOH.AL.
S A ID d |. Il A N ID II 4 r. N e 8 9
MANUFACTORY !!

T,HE SUBSCRIBER would r. spe ctiul.
iy Intorm the cI,Izens If Upper San.
dusk, amt vicinity, that he has removed
his Saddle and Harness Establishment
one duur .ou,h Of the County Jail, IN San
dusk, Avenue, where he Is now prepared
to carry on the
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
Ia all It's vari"ns brapches; aud thai be
u tends 10 spafe no pains IN makItg his
work uf the best materials aud IN the
neattst manner pusi,ble, he therefore
hopes tna' th"se wishing 10 purchase VIII
no, forget 10 give han call AMI exam
'"e h,s stock and prices, beiofe purchas
ing elsewhere.
PRODUCE, OF ALL KINDS, taken iD
pa, ,lnent tor work, such as Wheat Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees-wsx, Tai
~. and the highest prices paid for aides
aud Skins.
A G A r D.
He would respectfully return his thanks
to hIs numerous customers t"r their yer,
liberal patronage. aud respectfully soi,c.
II Continuance ui the same.
WILLIAM BEALS.
Upper Sandusky, Aug. II, l845.-49-,f.
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Notice

Is hereb, given. that a petition will be
= prsseu'ed to the Commissioner of Wy.
andot county. Quo, al ,beii mex, Decem
her sessi0n. pra, rug for view survey and
luCatun OF a county road commencing al
the north quarter pos OF seciiou No. oev
en,een III township one somth OF range
to"r'een easI Tymoc"tee township ]
thence west on The section linee CbaIns
~ twenty five Inks To a post; thence soutl
thirty nas and malt degrees wsst ihiriy
eight ehaips aud fry SIX links to a posi-;
thence s"uth twenty two degrees west
eight chains and fity iIhks To pos' on
he east aud west center line ut stCtioh
seventeen in the Aforesaid tuwusbip;
'heuCe west on tue .said cehter lint
III ough sald section :, venteei. ana parlb
,nr, ueh .ectiOn eIghtee" IN sa'd tow nsh,p
to a post north ui }. L. To,ry's miIi;
ihence south Sky nine degrees west nv,
cha,ns snu seveh,y links /" II s.; Iheuc.
s., u h fifty tw" degrees west twe'se Chains
anu eigh.y nIHe inks 10 hick,ry lre,.
hence sou h iwent, seven degrees wesp
II chains and ,hHty lInks to sp,sl; the,ct
spu,h six degrees west, one cb"ln anu
tort, seven iInks 10 a deau Beech; theuc.
s"ut! fifteen and one hall degrees east
Iour chain, e'ghu Inks 10 a post; thenCe
south forty and one half degrees "es,
three CHAINS to pos; thence south se,.
enty FIVE degrees wet ,wen'y chans a"d
fifty INK, ~ p"s'; thence south tort, one
and onr q 'ar,er degrees wesi ten CHAINS
aud eigMy five links 10 white ASH ,iheuce
south forty seven and one half degrees
west two CHAINS TO Buckeye; thenc.
south fih nine and one hsif degrees ives,
eleven CHAINS aud seven inks tv a post;
tnencs south eighty seven degrees west
fort, one chains To the road leading from
Carey 10 T,mnch,ee.
U. Sandusky, u, Sept. 9TH 1913. I. d
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of a v RI, OF Fl Fa. out Of the
- cuui, OF c"inmon pleas ut W aniol ca.
Uuuu. aud tu ne dIiecied, ] shslI offer Iur
public sale, at the duur Ut The OHri House
IN the to~n Of Upper SaTdusky, in SAID
county, On Tuesda, the Gle, day Of No
venber nexi, between the i,ouis u 10 %.
c.uck A. NJ. u 4u'eio.k p NJ. GfssIu dxy
,he following described pr"Pert, To wi:
The ives, half I the N"rth East quar,ei
OF section Twelve. 1ownsbip io" Sonh,
of Ratge tweive east; contsin,ng eighty
acres more or less. Taken and levied up
on as the property of Samuel Suider to
satisfy ssIu writ In favor "t P"meroy A.
Blanchard. Appraised az S'26 40.
r. BAIRD. Sheriff
October ls. 1913 --l-4,. $125
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wYANDor COMMON PLEAS.

Joel Straw, Eus Idianoll
Caroline Swa,se (au I'd
io,.)
Betcheur Swa!ze, Petition to sell
Mary Straw, land.
Lydia Denbetger,
Roberi Swa.ze.
Elizabeth I.~ckard and
J"ho Swsys".
The ptor said defendants are hereby
informed that n the 25'h ds, Of October
\. ID. 1s4s. said guardian filed his pe''-
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas "t
Wyanrot Couty. Ono, The object and
PRAYER # which petition Is TO obtain an
order &C., at the next telm ot said cour'
tor the sale Of the GLOWING real es'a'e
nt which the said Caroline Swa,ze ssr'z
edlto pa, the debts OF said Caroline Swa,
~ aud tor her future support. To VII: the
ives, half Of the southwest quarter of sec
,inn four. aud 4he wps halt oi The north
west quarter of section nine. in townsh Ip
no. four south OF Range No F"mr,er"
east in the Buc, rus land disiric'; contain
ing one undred and sky acres more or
leSs.
JOEL. STRAW, Guardian
By r. MCLELLY 81 J. ID. SE\KS.
His Soils
Nov. 2l, ls4a.--3--4w.
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1t must 60 Round!
THE WHEEL IN MOTION!!
FOR GOOD .A.N. tHE.AP hUGGT S
Call on w. Bearinger Il!

The it".g, a"d Wagon making "ttriness
is now in "reratIuh IN all lis various
branches, in Upper Sandn>k,, on Fthh
street. n IiIle south OF II. ZImmermah'-
Grocery. aud nexi dOorto trInoiet's hlack.
smith shop! All customers wiIlmeet wilh
good work, fair Recommendations aud as
cheap as II can be made any where.
ALL WHEELS .4ROUND!
just call and see the w'.Ik n ,uu do not
want u, for II is worth lookfng at. Ills
Buggies and Wagons are as nea', strong
and a lnile better than you generally get
10 this Country.
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HATS and CAPS.

A large assor, meDt nf the latest siylt
al Fur, silk, Bnena V,-ta, and Houston
Has; Fur. Cloth aud Push Gaps. tor me-"
and h,,s
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Proclaimed at Last ! !

The subscribe. has attached TO his Bngg,
shop, a Blackstnithing establishment, and
Is now prepared TO turn out Wagons aRe
Bnggies. ready ;o hitch TO aud roll righ'
along Now is the time TO purchase while
nrIcen are down.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The isrges, 10, Vi Bo",s a.a >hoes ever
brought 10 this place, c. mprislog gene
raj assortment Tor men, " omen and Chi us
ren.
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&rOrRrfR8>

Coffee, iess, 1ubacco. New Orleans
Loaf aud Pulversed sugar, C,d Fish.
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And we intend TO Offer them at prices
that will make 1t an object to those wish.
hg TO buy TO call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. We will
name few Of the articles received:
French and Enslaid Broad Cloths,
Gassiiner. Sa,,netis, Jeans. Over Goa,
Cloths, Wors'ed sam vestiogs. Mohair
aud Alpaca Lu-ters, Cashmers, De Laius.
and a variet, Of
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
for the LADIES; SILKS. Buttons. G,mps.
ringe and Cord of the latest fashion.
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Joel Straw, Sustdian OF
Caroline Swa,se au I'd
io,.)
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Are now opening a large stock Of FALL.
and WINTER GOODS, carefully selec.
ted from the latest impor,a,iohs and man.
ufac,ured articles. The stock viii con
siss Of every article nsaully keep In dr.,
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BEWARE OF CouNTERFEtrs.


Those who counterfeit good medicine for the
purpose of adding few dollars to their pockets,
are far worse than the manufacturers OF spurious
coih For while the latter only robs us of our
property, the former take property, and health
and life away. Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry Is admitted by thousands Of disinterested
witnesses to have effected the most extraordiaryn
cures in cases of pulmonary and asthmatic cha
racter ever before recorded in the history Of me-
dcine. f-1 ~. .I.s.
u The young, the beautiful. the good, all speak
forth its praise. 1t is now the favoIlte medicine
in the most intelligent families Of our country.
4 Such high stand IN public estimation has been
achieved by its own merits alone. And so long
as discerning public are careful to get Wistars
Basam Of Wild Cherry, and refuse with scdrn,
counterfets, and every other article profiered 10
them as substitutes, SO long will cures, positive
cures, cheer the fireside of many desPalring ia
mily. ~ TGtTti q a,W u ~ g.8
9G- The true and genuine Wlstars Balsam of
Wild Cherry is sold at established agencies in all
parts of the United States, Sold in Cincinnati.
on the corner and W Washington streets, by
SANFORD & PARK,
General Agents for the Western States.
J. A. & G. H. DAVENPORT, Woodsheld.
ANsHUTz, POLLOCK & Co. Sunfish.
J. F. BlpENHARN s. Co. Malaga.
WEIGH THOMPSON, Beallsvile.
J.F.B BIDENHARN s. Co. Williamsburg.
B. DAVENPORT, Williamsburg.
December IL, 1S47
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-01
THE OPINION OF A CONGRESSMAN.

+ THE OPINION OF A CONGRESSMAN.
The follwng is from the Honorable Lescis c.
LerIs Member Of Congress, from the first Coli
gressional District. Pa, and formerly Editor Of
the Philadelphia Sum-
at has been said, that we were influenced by
selfish considerations, in bearing our testimony in
favor of"JAyNE's ExPEcroRANT," and that as
a re,cdrd for our serUtces, he pays largely as an
Advertiser in the SUN. Now, long before the
Editors connection with this paper commenced.
he had been relieved from horseness and oppres-
sion OF the chest, by the Of this unrvalled
edy, and from sense of duty, recommended it
remote idea Of editing daily paper; and DR. Jayne
Of It's large and rapidly increasing circulation, but
because the paper opens to the Advertiser a NEW
CLASS Of readers. who were never in the habit OF
taking the daily penny papers ofth city, In bear
ing our humble testimony to the virtues of the
Expectorant, we do not stand alone. Thousands
in this city attest its curative powers and although
opposed to the use of what are termed "Quack
medicines" generally. yet, when in this case,
we have felt the benefit of the remedy-when, as
we freely acknowledge, we keep il constantly in
our family, as certain and prompt remedy for
CRoUP or CouGHs, we feel that wsr subserve the
interests of society, when we state such facts to
the public, The misrepresentation Of interested
individuals. have forced this explanation upon us,
which we cheerfully give. ls.lg 1sal ass
Prepared only by DIR. d. Jayne, PhilsdeIphis,
and sold on agency by, 4asn'i8lAal .l3t e
a "a J. G. FLEMING G, p. NJ. Woodsheld.
.ei MOSES P. MIXES & Son. Sonevlon.
Hi ]. X. HoLnEss Clsringtons
f. MyERs, New Castle.