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speaker Of the senate Elec ted.

After seventeen baliotings this after
noon, Mr.. Randall, an an,i.Tayior Sena
tor from Ashtabula and Lake was slected
Speaker Of the Senate. Mr.. Ewing mag
unanimously withdrew his name, in brie'
and beautiful manner, expressing his de-
sire that it might be settled without fur
ther delay, whether there was any or
gaDization or not.
Mr.. Randall from his position, will nc
doubt make allneral Speaker
A Clerk had not been elected when ou'
paper was made up, but Mr.. Knapp, o
Marion, had Is votes each ballot. ant
q the balance scattering Mr.. Knapp viii
make an excellant Clerk, and # the same
spirit manifest, that was in the election
of Speaker, an organization of the Senat
will soon be compile Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08

"A Guide to Office is the title OF a lit,
lie book jus, issued In Philadelphia
Statesman.
\ great call will be made for this W work
during the next six months. Bht we fes :
this guide to Office i'll be like 'Ghide
Post, in the centre az the square in Tai
madge. Summit county Tha, post ha,
some six or eigh, signs on it. pointing ev
cry which way.' Tie stranger will ride
up and ride round the post, look at al
the sign-boards, get confused and theI
ride over to the store or public house, an
ask which he should take. Guess tina
little wnrk will be equally uncertain =
The best guide we ever had was nomi
nation, and then a majority OF voies.-
Ciev. True Dem.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
ROTTEN BUSINESS SYSTEM.

The New York Herald says;H-'There
are al this nome Mt in tins city, hundreds
of houses, which are daily in the habit of
paying at the rate OF twelve, eighteen
and twenty -four per cent per annum for
money to meet their daily payments, TO
sustain their position 10 the commercial
community at the expense Of their cred
itors. Thousands Of dollars, are in this
way, daily paid Into the hands of note
shavers, which sho uld have gone into the
hands of their creditors; and bankruptcy
exists, but is disguised, sometimes t"l
years, before il becomes known 10 those
most Interested
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
Disgraceful.

Mr.. Greiner, tho State Librarian, dog
geral maker for all coondom, refused /,
glveu the keys of the State House, aud
II, their seats, papers, DC would have
been exposed TO any rIotuus mob thai
might have chosen tn euter ii at any time
OF night. Bu, the people seu, up men
equal to the emergency, aud lhey remain
ed 10 session all uIght, guardlog the puo
lie property from violence aud destruc'-
tiup.- Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
FIR ON VERA ChUZ.

The United States ssteamer Iris, e. W
Carpenter, commander, arrived at New
Orleans ou the 18Th inst :, 10 four days aud
sixteen hours from Vera Z rue.
Passengers --Hun. Nathan Cnff,rd, our
Minister IN Mexlcu, Senor Doo Lul, d.
la Rosa envy extraordinary anu MlnIsteI
pIeBIpotenIisry from Mexico TO the UnI
ted States, lady aud daughter; essrs
Anionio Pereq Gallaro, undea secretar,
legation; Angel Huici, Ucravano Pa
reg, and v nceut Barrera. attaches .
the family of the nsnister; Messrs Ignac
clio Urru,Ida de la Rosa, LUIS de la Rosa
VideDtt de Ia Rosa. and Two servan I.
Messrs. Lewa E. Hargons, ames Ken e.
late ac,Ing United States Consul 10 Mex
leo, A. P. Butler. Michael Nc VI shoD, Is :.
Juan Dumercq and James Nc cDermlt.;a a
40 fifteen American cItiEeos, Iate ol at,
army, who were found in Vera Cruz a
great distress, and taken on board T..
Cap. Carpenter, under the advice OF Nj,
Ghff I'd.
We have no news BY this arrival. We
"a Cruz is represented ss being remark a.
bly, healthy. All quiet in the country.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08

q "AND YET ANOTHER. The city has
been all agog about the marriage of an
heiress with her coachman, bit tn e la
lad whose friends hold their heads toler
able high, marrying his sisters cook, when
bis mother didu't know he was out Al
though not very hard baked, bis selection
shows him TO be young man OF taste.-
Gu. Dispotch
Veil. vot Of itf The cook and the coach
man have just as bls hearts as those who
happen to be burn with silver spoon u
their meu hs, and probably mo'e na'ura
ability Free Press.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
THE BEST FEM A lie MEDICINE
KNOW NJ

The mild Alternative properties Of Dr.
Gu,sott's Extract OF Yellow Dock aut
Sarsaparilla, render 1t pecnlIarl, appl'ca'
BILE 10 the slender aud delicate cunsutu'
,inn cf the female. 1t Is unrivalled II
ITS effect upon such diseases as lnciplen
Consumption Barreuness, Luecorrhe.
or Whites, Irregular MeustruatIoD, la
contihence ofUrine, and general prostra'
ton of the system. Ii ImmedIatel,
connteracts that distressing nervousness
and lassituGe so common To the temal,
frame, and imparis an energy aud buoy
ancy as surprising as they are grateful.
We have evidence on file, which IN
duces us stroDgl, 10 recommend this med
iclne TO married people who have no
been blessed with offspring.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
THE TAILORING
Guardian's s Sale

DY virtue OF an order to me directed
Dby the Court of Common Pleas Of Wy
andot county, / shall offer for sale, a
public tendue al the door OF the Co"r
House III Upper Ssndusky. on Thnrsda,
rbe 4lh day Of January A! ID. l849, be-
ween the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and A a clock
p. NJ. Tie following described real Es
tate. belonging 10 The mIuur heirs .
William Bennett, decd; to vii: the ives
half of the north ives, quarter OF sector
Number twenty seven, l21J IN T"w"sh'I
M. one, IN sou'h. range NJ. Twelve II.
east contalnIUg eighty acres.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash 10 hand.
MARY BENNETT,
Gdar rdisn OF the Minor ChiIdren of VIII
liam Bennett, deced.
Upper SandGskA, NV. 20 le4S.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08

O. However beautiful the season, it can
present but few charms to those who are not
blessed with health, especially to those af-
Alcted with that distressing nervousness and
assitude so prevalent,-what would not the
desponding sufferer sacrifice to obtain relief!
DR.. Guysott's Compound Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaprilla- tw o best detergent
and tonic roots known-will cleanse and
strengthen the system, purify the blood, i'm.
part elasticity to the STEP and clearness to
the mind.
To those who are at all acquainted with the
virtues of Yellow Dock Root in the treat
ment Of Scrofula, Liver complaint, Pulmona-
ry Affections and General Debility, it is un
necessary to point out the superiority of this
compound over all simple Sarsaparilla prepa
| rations.
For sale by Kiskadden. See advertisement
From Iowa to Texas and from Ind ana IL
The western boundary of Missouri-Dr
Bragg's Sugar Coated Pills are as famil
iaras household words. because every fam
ily has used them and been cured by then
DR.. Bragg's Anti-Biilious / ills have beel
prepared with view to combat the bill
,ons disease Of the south and west, and 3
an aparient or csihartic medicine, 70
cleansing the stomach and bowels fror
from all impurities 10 pleasant and agr re
able manner they have no equal. d.
Bragg's Sugar Tonic Pills are designe
to cure Fever and Ague, Chill fever, an
every form Of Fever which so general
prevails throughout the western state
during the spring and autumn months =
The rapip sale OF both kinds of these pil
Is proof positive of their fhoacy, as 5 O0u
boxes are sold each month and give sati,
faction to all.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in az
other column.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08

"That Pennsy lvania ha faltered and fallen
away from her old position in the democratic
arch, is no fault Of the sterling and talented
conductors OF the PennsylUantaa. or OF the
true and tried democrats Of the common ealt1
in any capacity. --Cin Eng.
We endorse the above and include the en-
tire democratic press OF Pennsylvania!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
Mark It'll

In the House the wings endeayored to
cals-paw, and claimed tor him PA, tiamen
tdry law, and usage, while IN the Senate
neither party even proposed such a meas,
ure. Nu--never even inaue the PROPOSE
tion. because II never was done in thus
Siate.--SidtesHldn.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
Executors Sale!

N pursuance Of an order frem the Court
of Common Pleas Of Wyandot county,
Ohio, there will be sold al public auction.
on the 18Th da, Of January. A. d. 1S49,
at one o'clock. P. M. on said day, at the
door of the Cour, house, in the town of
Upper Sapdusky, in the county aforesaid,
['o the highest bidder,l the following
real estate, as the property Of Purdy Nc.
Elvain, deceased, to wit:
The FL OF the southwest quarter Of
section 80, in T.2S.R. 14E containing 80
Acres. valued at $3.50
The south part OF Lot No. / section
81 il T. as r IA f Containing
IA Acres, Valued at $50
On, Lo, No III in u Saudusky, Val. 200
l72. 18O
1873" ITO
In Lot 96" Z. 300
q " 1913 m sou
Undivided ! In Lot No ll3 10 Upper
Sandusky. Valued al $50
ln Lot No. 3lS in U Sandusky Value %
" 33l %
The above property will be sold free OF
dover.
TERMS OF SALE-One third in hand
one third in six months, and the remain
ing one third 10 one year, with interes
on the deferred payments, from day ofsale
". " RH1HYs' RisIEY, ExHouroHs.
There will also be offered at the sam
time and place, the remaining Undivide, e,
half of In Lot No. ll3, in the town of u
per Sandusky.
w. RISLEY.
Nov. 9th 1S4S.--S-4t.
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Lumber! Lasmbcr!!!

Almost all kinds OF good hmoer, f,or
,ng boards. &c, will oe taken at tuls OF
ice on old subscriptions, as wen as 6eW
ones. Any persons wishing TO pay ia thls
way can do so by seuding III their iumsef
I. ". TGIIES,
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BE CAREFUL OF CoUNrERrElTs

How 10 avoid hem;-Each Agent who
sells the genh,ae Brandretb Pulls, has a
Certfics e ot Agency, which has been
eng 'aved at a vast expense. 1t represen,
he mannfaciory al sing Sing,on he banks
of he Hudson River, aod is s,gned by d.
Brandre'h, and hIs seal stamped np'n the
paper, also fac simlie of the labels upon
lhe uuxss. Com are them.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08

jpct Of Gpstdtion and Child Birth. bu
r. q GEISSNER M ID laie of Par
IS. Just published an .htto York by Tie
.author
Price Twenty-Five Cents
VENHlS WOkK contains recently discov
ed Information upon a subject OF tie
highest Importance to Married Persons.
or those contemplating Marriage
1t will be found ofspecial value to those
whose means health and other circum
stances, do not permit them 10 increase
,he number of their family; without great
inconvenience. suffering or perhaps risk
If life. A method at avoiding these troubles
and dangers, al will. (recently discovered
oy celebrated French Physician,) is
fully communicated 10 this work, SO thai
any person may avail himself out of it a,
ouce, without cost. The means of pre-
ventiun here set forth are therefore with.
IN the reach Of all. The process is new
safe. infalilable. convenient, simple. ano
cannot III ure the health Of the most del,
cate.
NrCAUTION.lr0
Some speculator has clandestiDely (uu.
der another name1 published an imi alton, 4,
beitIng the same tile, wEich, besides
omitting THE MOST IMPORTANT PORTION oi
II, uOpss the credulous out Of
ONE DOLLAR,
When the price IS
Twenty five Cents
For the ge hume. iuli. aud complete Work
Copies of tins work will be sent in a
ciuse envelope, single letter pos age TO
an, part Of III. United States, tor went.
fac cents sen,. postpaid, to DIR. X. q.
-tIe,s.u.r. Box 2456. off ce l27 IL Llbert,
streel,N Y.
N.B-No Bookseller allowed to sell
this work.
Nov. '2i,b, 1S4e--7
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A G e N Ts.

ID. Il W. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo'
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; W. Fl ones
u Co. Carey town; H. Freet, McCutchen
VILE; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman
Crawford ,p.; Joseph Shilling, Burliug
ION.
Upper sandusky, Nov. $, ls4s-4.
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s.. r. NJ c B An E,

.iHorney al Law and Soi,caor IA Chan er,
UPPER S.dyvDUSh J., OHfO,
OFFICE, in A McEivainss House.
Oeto Der ., ! s41-52-ti.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
Paien, yMedicafe India Rubber Poruos
trels;l elin /, Plastors.

These Plssters will be iound OF Iucal-
cu.able benef, IN Sore Backs and Breasts;
Oppression of the Chesi; Stliened joints;
Rheumatism; chro oic Diseases of the Llv-
er, Spleen, and Lungs, Lumbago; and in
short in all cases where il 10 advisable TO
sustain permanent impression on or ne ar
he part affected.
The lndIa Rubber Plasters are SO dur
able, p, rtsbIe, and solft, that they can OF
oiled up in small compass, and sent by
mail TO any part of the United States
Price 25 cents each, or two dollars dog
en-. All orders must be post paid, con
ain a remittance and be dericied to
\. }. LOOMS. Agent, Upper SsDdnsky
Dec. 81, lo47.--12 1y.
DAILY OHIO STATESMAN.
The DAILY UHIo STATESMAN will be is
-"ed every evening, (excep, Su, da, "A,
.eveh dollars per dAhnna, cont aInIng the
portau, news, from all points couDectes
the relegfapbic wires, up to The ho"r
pubhcarion:
DAILY, per anuum, A 500
TfI>Weekiy, (" 4,Io
Weekly " s+i4 8 2,UU
Any person obtaining six subscribers
will be entitled to su extra copy for hi
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HATS and CAPS; BOOTS and SHOES
LLass and HardaUOre
OlAild-l1lrth:

A vafuabie Scientific Work upo" the sub
.ject Of Gesiation and Child Birth. b,
n q GEISSNER M ID iaie of Par
's'Jn" published an Ntso York by III
.AIIhnf.
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A CARD!

4 N order to contradict false reports,
which have been circulated by nv bad
p, ymaster. opponents, and other enemies,
(respecnng high charges.) take this
mode to inform the public generally of INV
charges, what they have been heretofore.
and will be 30 Continued, and which pri.
ces shall in no case exceed.
A visi within the corporation, 50
From mile to miles distant, LOO
When called to counsel with other
Ph, sicians, 800
ObstrIlic Case, 500
surg'ca Operations in proportion. ac.
cordng 10 their Importance. To dis.
'ance do not ride, unless in extraordi-
nary Gases, &c, therefore ] can be CON
suit ed in my flee a, any time. Persons
coming from distance who suffer from
old s,andiug complaints, can be supplied
win tned icne at
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-08
DAILY OHIO STATESMAN.
500
4,to
2,UU

Any person obtaining six subscriber,
will be entitled to sn extra copy for hi
labor. go r5-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20
WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS

NSISTIN OF 4 sp!endidly talented
I TROUPE OF PEDESTRIANS, and high.
" trained Horses and Ponies. lately imported
from Eurone from the Chesnn' Street Ampl-
theatre, Philadelphia, will exhibit in Richmond,
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and thurs
iav The ard. 4lh, 5h and 9th OF July. The flfst
ncriormance 10 commence at 3 O'clock, Ga Mon.
aay night. On Tuesday there will b. three sraGd
entertainments, at 10, 3, and o'clock. On we'd
| nesday there will be Two grand entertainments,
one al 3 o'clock in the afternoon, ana Tue o,Iei
a, 3 o'clock al nisht-lhe last day al . O'CLOCK ID
night pppa-
TED ESTABLISHMENT has acquired and
holds mus, prove sufficiently The truth OF The dc,
scripion of lalen, attributed 10 each asle, ana Of
every effect advertised 10 the bills and pamph-
LET'S. One OF the NEST extraordinary aud won
,ier;nl improvements in travelling exhibitions,
| is the introduction OF the SYL.VlC GAS, for
liobiine his immense Establishment, which is
Introduced into the centre of The beautiful pavill-
ion. in large Coronet Of Silva briliancy.
THE ORCHESTRA, The finest in The un''ed
States. will be under the direction OF Inc celeoTa'
| ted MIR. Richard Willis suInamed The King bu-
THE PERFORMERS are Of The mos. supe.
rior class in talent The position OF The Propue'
Tor enables him 10 secure all the great talent oil
America. and OF the European Continent.
THE NOBLE STUD consists OF Horses
and Ponies OF the most beautiful shape, full blood
and fancitul marks, OF any equine selection IN the
known world. journeys The mos, expensive have
hcen undertaken to Gull the pride Of Arabia, the
choice Of England and France and the selections
Of Scotland ,,eno,
VARIOUS PICTORIAL lLLuSIRA,
TONS, are given in he'bils and pamphie:s q
some Of The mos, Striking Fea!s OF The hrllsies
in order TO bring more torcbly TO Inc m'na OF 'ns
general readers: the Wonderful Effects aoou' 'e
be Witnessed
Box, 50 cen,s-Pil, Is cents. Children nal
price 10 Baxes-no halt price 10 Pit.
II particulars see large bills and pamPn
lets June i7-dSaw
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FAUQ UIER
white sulphur Springs,

l ~ ~ = =
HnSc gc',Grdiiy snotrn as TIE H6Tre,ltoa Sp,srss,
WILL he open FOR The reception nf vlsirers On The
W 1T OF June. Extensive improvements rre IN pro-
greis that will rive ne@ aspect to;he whole esta-
hishmen' No expense will be saafedia adding 70 ~
embellishments or 10 the cr'ort ANA pleasure OF tne
guests. knowing by ocular evidence, N Numerous IN.
I-iacet Tie positive intrinsic value oil lie water, ana
.its Slniolt miraculous effect IN parllcGlr cases y NAE
'beci regarded rn~d policy II rnarcntle acroMho
enn. AND Ia complete the nIign'i design, 90 NJ ~
,raityihs taste and facY Of guests, a. vel! "a 10 pro
,utr ihcr health and pleasure. SITUATED In a reTarh
Wy heath; region, IN frll view q he bold b'ut
Mrr, andu me vicinity af the beautiful village OF
Vauen.on, visitors may, horseback q IN rarr!aee'
"sf their I,raying roads, enjoy the hnasl pcinfesqe
scbefy, or may seek exercise IN ie tel naeys, we
pA gallery, The game OF bi!liirhs, or the hehtniu'
| das. Tn. lovers al music and flowers viii md Pc
cnIt care has been taken win their approval, wle
Tie How deer aud lie iawn, tr sn'a ah SILVER ns
the aud the swan, may relieve tedious hnui :"
ihossh interested in the Je,d nafars In "oiu
eveIprp has been taken which expanded libeft,J
! roudugses "a adj Ia the comfort ana accomnloha'
ton fpsi!cs. The hurdle race ann tournament ai'1
fancyill, masqurraie and brilliant Ilfe WORKS, MI
lend tlr respective ATTRACTIONS Ncr are lnrsr I'rPn
raGnIrsiy,rt for The gay Monde only. To the holy
mnIsF ofreligon, frvery denomination, coIo,a''
not nds.ne Invitation, Is gwen 20 spend lnc 1u
mer ~1out charge. The iisua FtiNtes :" 'Hr .'"'N
are rested throughout thr season. So
Thespring, arr IS - miles, according !" 'ne
route ten from Fredericksburg, and 's OF ~ nom
AleSanla ri weekly STAGES WI run rem s 1o
iishsd sitfrs leaving the DisiTic, OF COLUMBIA III
the s,agr steamer al =, y. NJ, WI reach the Sp.ss
The samlay. mud al the same cosi 81 aui iui""t"I
tickets We bee agreed between tnt Richhl"hu hu
Frederdbur. Railroad Company, and the stage own
ers frou,tedeycs sburg to ihe Springs, 10 make le
ticket sfnm Richmond, and Sd 30 from Wasfn ZION
These rings are known on ,ne unee ~ so d.
"Wasreni SPRING. and all letters Should ne 10 %
rected, oley NAV be left nj haTIcnion, or sem :"
the Whisuphur Springs in ''trenerier. 20, =. ,,a
| ~ .flhs g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-20
ssss 'ge.mpora ID tzeres!''
CAPTION TO THE PUBLIC

=
TINE only eeuaiHe CDR. WiSTAR's BALshS OF
L WILD CHERRY has The written signature o.
the General Agent, w. NJ. SPEAR, on tie ousilr
wrapper surrounding each hottie rms - 1cheVel y"
he the only article bearing the above title. ns rnlir
ing from the Doctor. Tine virtues OF Wild Cherry i1r
relieving affections OF III. Lungs, and that al important
organ, the Liver, has long sDlcyed The cohidencsr co
nestle practice.
CIR; o. PHiLApELPHfA, ss-William ~ Spea, q
the city Of Philadelphia, being duly sworn acccrtnl
law deaoses aud that he IL in The possession ~
the original reci2e for preparing a Ba!sam Of Vie
Cherry for affections Of The Lungs, which was cve' 10
him by Dr WIstar, regularly educated Physician, and
ina, he heevra II 10 be the only in possession Of
'"' pN''N'' W. ~. srEA2.
Sworn and subscribed before me, and city seal al.
fixed on the first day Of November, A. D., eighteen
''"'' L' ''r'I ''''' JOHN SWIFT, Mayo.
4 copy right for the Basam s secured
Absurd AZ 1t may appear In the face oftho above urie
niabc proof IN individual from Bos,cI, Mas tml
~ anpljed 10 The r. 'atas District Cont ~ P-nnsyfa
MIA for IN Injunction the General Agent !orthe un
ted states and the British Provinces 10 prevent sud
Agent fiom selling the only genuine Dr. Wisar's Bl
sam of Wild Cherry, tsaii individual claiming &c
ryht) OF The Hon. Judge Of said Court prom1-
~ refusedit. ),
day. claiming 10 cure persons whose Cases are beyou
the reach Of medicine-tor restoring others 10 liiel-
only Claims and has proved in thousands OF cases,
he The first, efcac oas, and only genuine prep
ration Of Wild Cherry Of III. IineiepntL injury "
affections oil fnt Liver
terminating in Cnnsumptl0n ever offered To The puc
liberal discount TO druggists and country dealer.
Look well to the marks Of the genuine
a. NOTICE TO THE pUBIIC.-I have this dy
apuointed T. w. DYOTf Z. son, No. l32, North &c
cnnd 81, Philadelphia, Wholesale Furnishing Aget,s
for the (only genuinel Dr. WlSTAR'S BALshM "
WILD CHERRY for the following States, viz: New
York the New England States, New Jersey, penns!l
vanla, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, VI
cins North Carolina South Carolina, and Gsorsa..-
Also for the Interior of Pennsylvania. All orders IL
the balsam will hereafter be addressed 10 them: .
Also for sale, wholesale and retail. by VI "
SPEAR No. las. Vine street, below 9Th street. Fhlia
dcIphia General Agent Tor The United States and W.
British Provinces for The only genuine Dr. Wistar'
BaIsam Of Wild Cherry WM. a. sfEah.
Philadelphia, March 81, 1878.
ar Prce-Sl per bottle, or elk bottles for 80.
AGENTS. s w Penfcld + Co, New York; ! Nc
c,uIr & Co. Or IIrrrck * TO. Albany, Y; Jno Pre-,
colt Troy, N VI Chas Dyer, jr, Providence, i ksa
I'n s.a, ~ 4 Co. Worcester, Mass; II & Brewer
pInsasd Ws''a R, Co. na yS1s pa Pa G
= nv" ALEXANDER DUAL, No. III. Main 81,
Wholesale and Retail Agent FOR the city of Richmond
Anril r-cwSdly