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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
FRIEND, WHAT Is YOUR HOPE
OF LIFE HERE WORTH.

E5@Are you willing to lose ten years
Of it for the concentrated wealth Of ma
tons? No! Then why will yon triile
with your health? Use efficient means
to remove that cough neglected, it may
prepare your way 10 an early grave
How many hundreds before you La, e
been hurried through the several stages OF
that dread disease consumption - dow II
to the tomb, ly their posiponement Of the
proper remedies TO remove il in It's incipi-
ent state. Their hours for happiness and
their lives shortened, when few dollars
timely used in the purchase Of DR.. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY, would have restored them again 10
health, and The active enjoyment OF socie-
ty. Go Immediately, and procure a bottle
of this excellent medicine, and waste lie
longer the opportunity OF doing well.
Sold in Warsaw, by
BROWN & DT'NN
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

RuN HHRE THE citizens orthis coun-
ty, viii please bear in mind that the can
dida,es for Governor will address them
TO-DAY at the Court House. Let svs-
ry voter, both Democrat and Wing, be in
attendance. The Lions do not roar in our
midst every day, but whenever they do,
we should all be there TO see and hear
them.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

.Heihodist Property Question: The BAL
timore Sun says the plan agreed upon by
the Methodist Church for the arbitration
of the property question between the
branches North and South, provides for
the selection of two delegates by the Con-
ference, to act with similar number from
tho Church South, added 10 another joint
ly chosen. The five members thus cho-
sen (and not Methodists) are TO act as a
Board of Arbitration, and ;heir decision is
10 be final.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

DEAD.-We learn from the Boston Post,
that Mrs. Olive Bliss, mother Of Col. Bliss,
the brave soldier and accomplished schOl-
ar, died at Lebanon, N. H., on the Cd. Of
June. Col. Bliss was her only child, and
on him all her hopes and anticipations
seemed to centre. She livedto see her
son honored and respected. Col Bliss Wis
tied his mother last winter, after an ab-
sence of nearly z years.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

BRIG. GEN. KEARNY.-By the army
orders for the return Of the troops in Mex
leo, Gen. Kearney is assigned 10 the com
rnand of this division. The first saven
companies of the ID Dragons, the Noun
led Rifle Regiment, and the 9th, Hh and
9Th Regiments of Infantry, " i'll assemble
at Jefferson Barracks. We will give the
order tomorrow. Repub.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

Expectation Of Spec,e.-F'i,e hundred
and torty-nine thousand dollars were ex-
ported yesterday to Europe. The United
States took $450,o00, and The packet ship
st. Nicholas, 800, 600, for Hayre.-.N
Y. Herald.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

GEN. ScoTT.-The Baltimore Sun re-
iterates the statement that the Hero of Ger
ro Gordo is to be tried on charges pre-
lerred by Gen. Pillow.
The National Inielligencer. of the l2th,
says that Gen. Scott is laboring under Sc
rious indisposiiion.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
First and Last CaW

4 LII those having notes or accounts with
II us due prior to the first day of January
last, are hereby notified that unless imme-
diate payment is made, such notes and ac-
counts will be placed in the hands of the
proper officer for collection. We mean
just what we say-we want money and
must have it.
june21 BROWN & DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
Total

An annuity of $1,000 is paid by New
York 10 the Onondoga Indians, 81 900 of
which is divided among the resident par
ty, and 81 900 among the party that cmi-
grated to the Allegheny and Catiaraugus
reservations, of whom l07 have returned
TO Onondaga.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
WHIG TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN Z.fCEF.TEeE' E.g E'LOR,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
.NF[LfEeED EKEL.fE1EsE.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAS. S. ROLLINS, of Boone.
FOR LIEUT.. oovEREoR.
J.. HENDRICK, Of Greene co.

Electors for President and Fice President.
Ist Dist.-T. L. ANDERSON, of Marion
End +" A. LEONARD. Of Howard.
3d i" "A. w. DONIPHAN, Of Clay.
9TH " J. G. RICHARDSON, of Cooper
5th CHAS. N. HANDY, of Benlon.
9Th ALVIN COOK, Of c. Ciraraeau.
7:h URIEL WRIGHT, Of ST. Louis.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

Rerenus from .Msrico. During the
month of April last, the amount OF reve-
nue. collected at ports in Mexico, in pos
session Of the United States Naval force,
was $S3,6l9 "a. This is independent OF
collections by army officers and others,
acting under orders FROM The War Depart
men..
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

Fourth of ddy.-We see thatgreat pre-
parations are making all over the country,
for suitably commemorating the anniver-
sary Of our National Independence. Will
any thing be done here, or in the county,
io'distinguish ii from all other days?
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

&gpATTENTION!-W We have been
requested TO say TO the subscribers for the
building Of Methodist Chureh in War
saw. that they will be called on in few
days for portion of their respective sub
scriptions. Therefore, get ready, and
keep ready TO fork over when called on.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

Enormous LOsSeS.-The Paris cores
pondent of London paper states that MIR
James Rothschild estimates the losses ol
the house Of Rolhschild by the late revo-
lutiOns in Europe, at two hundred mill
ions Of francs.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

EF~Our thanks are due, and are here
by teudered TO the Hon. John S. Phelps,
for number of lavOrs TO this office " ith-
in the past week.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

E-The yomito is said 10 be very bad at
Vera Cruz, and il is feared that our gal
lant army will suffer severely when crow
ded into that city on their embarkaIion.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
STATE OF MISSOURI, } y

Ii Tie Circuit Court, .Harch term, l848.
'onN B. " nWfloHr, (Assumpsit-writ of
WILLIAM p. SMITH. Attachment.
hiOW at this day comes The said plaintiff,
~ by his attorney. and il appearing TO
Court from the Sheriff return on the writ
is,ueG in this case, that the said defend
ant cannot be Summoned. Therefore it
is ordered that the said defendant be noti-
fed that the said plaintiff hath commenc-
ed an action OF aS>unipSit against him for
the sum Of Seven Hundred aud thirty dol
lars and - cents. (S75O ~ and sued
out writ ni attachment against his prop
erty, aud Chat his property has been al
tachcd and that unless he be and appear
before this court at the next term, to be
begun and held at the Courthouse in the
City Of Warsaw, in Eenton county, on the
second Monday in September next, and
answcrthc complaint of said plaintiff with
in the iir.t three DAYS of said term, if the
same shalt so long continue, and if not,
then before the end ur said next term,
judgment will be rendered against him. for
the said debt and costs and his property
sold To satisfy the same.
And it is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in some newspaper
printed in this state FOR four weeks sue
ccSSive!y, the last publication thereof to
be at least four weeks before said next
telm \ trae copy:
TiiO>. ], BISHOP, CPk.
jnne2l -4t-2l
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

For Cu5a,-A merchant on the levee
sold about 2,000bushels of potatoes, most
of which are intended TO be shipped, on
speculation, TO the island Of Cuba Or
gan.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
New York Sun says, writing under date
of the 4th, Seen. Worlh's division, il is
stated on good authority, is TO be ordered
to California
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

Cut bushes that you wish TO destroy
in the sumner, and with sharp insiru-
ment--ihey will bleed freely and die.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

a5-The democi ats Of 81. Louis county
recently held county COnYention, and
nominated full ticket for county officers
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
MORNING VISITOR.
CITY OF sv.gRS.gIv:
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE "a
pREACHING.

The following appointments were made
for the supply of the Pulpit in this place,
al the recent meeting of the Prestytety q
OSoge.
June 25-Rev. i. b. Ricketts,.
July 9-Rev. A. Jones.
July 23-G. A. NJ. Renshaw.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
By Telegraph for The 81. Louis Union.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
AMERICA.
The English Chdriists Aoring- .frmed
.qssemJiageS = Mitchell Sentcneed- Fear
fu Riots.
BosToN, June, IA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

tm Riots.
BosToS, June, IA.
The Cunard line steamer .Americd, ar
rived this morning, having sailed from
Liverpool on the Sd inst. She made the
trip in only 10 days.
There had been armed assemblages Of
Chartists and Repeslers, in different parts
Of England, and serious riots had been the
consequence.
Business is almost entirely suspended
IN the manufacturing districts. Mitchell
was convicted Of treason, and sentenced to
be transported for Ia years. He was sent
TO the hulks at Bermuda.
FRANCE.
The determination TO break down or
ganized labor creates great excitement =
Emile Thomas :, no succeeded Louis Blanc
in the administration of The Atilers Ma
tionaux, has been superseded and sent,
under guard, 10 Bordeaux.
Worlmen demand his restoration, but
the National Guards have thus far pre-
served order.
Blarqui has also been arrested.
The National Assembly and the mem
bers of The Provisional Government have
settled their difficulties, and become recon-
ciled. 1t has been determined that the
members af the Provisional Government
must attend the siItings of the National
Assembly when forty member desire il.
Louis Blanc's part in tie cons piracy Of
May 10 has been fully established. and
the proper authorities have applied 10 tie
National Assembly Cor liberty to prosecute
him.
The Charist disturbances al Manches-
ter and Londen were suppressed immedi-
ately by the issuing of an order Ly the
police prohibiting tie meeting.
The condemnation of Mitchell had caus-
ed great excitement throughout the conn
try; his family had been adopted by the
Irish nation.
France.--1he villa of the RothschAds
was burned 10y incendiaries, in pursuance,
il Is thought, of system, the details Of
which were found among Blanqui's pa
pers, for destroying the credit of Tie Bour-
geoise, by rendering the possession Of pro-
perty insecure.
Miscellaneous The Austrians had de-
leated the Milanese near lake Idree. The
Danes had obtained the victory over The
Germans al Sundersiz. The Germans
retired, having lost upwards of thousand
men and heir artillery.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
BROWN & DUNN.

'.Yr,.h is Strange Stranger than Fic-
Eon."-Fivo years ago, had any person,
in n gossiping mood, re lated The wonderful
cures performed, simply using Nr Bragg's
Sugar coated Pills, they would have been
looked rpon as little less in eXag@eIation
than Baron MunchauSen, or the famous
Gulliver. Yet, strange as il may appear,
TO those unacquaintcd with their curative
virtues, these pills have performed more
cures in all the prevalent diseases of the
country, than any other medicines that
have ever been introduced to the public
in proof of which thousands of persons
are now living, and luxuriating in the full
ness of perfect health, who can testify to
this fact. The reason is obvious. These
medicines are prepared upon scientific
principles, and in strict conformity TO or
ganic and physiological chemistry, and
the inevitable consequence is, that if thS Y
are taken in time, and according. to the
directions, they cannot fail TO remove dis
case. For sale by
BROJFN & DUNN, UIGrSaw.
See Dr. Bragg's advertisement in aHoth-
er column.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

STATE OF MISSOURI, } g.
County OF BENToN.
In The Circuit Court, March term, l848.
James NJ. White,
Lambert p. AyreS, Assumpsit--writ> of
Charles w. White, A,torb,aert
Us.
William p. Smith.
NOW at this day come the said plaintiffs
Nv by their attorney, and it appearing
from the Sherilf'S return on the writ issu-
ed in this case, that the said defendant
cannot be summoned, and that his proper
ty has been attached. Therefore it is or
dered that the said defendant be notified,
that the said plaintiffs have commenced an
action of assumpsit against him for the
sum of -Four hundred and ffty-dolars and
twenty-five cents, [$454 25,) that his pro-
perty has been attached; and that unless
he be and appear before this court at the
next term, to be begun and held at the
Court house in the City Of Warsaw, in
Benton county, on the second Monday in
September next, and plead to the action
Of said plaintiffs within the first three days
of said next term, judgment will be rem
dered against him, and his property sold
to satisfy the same.
And it is further ordered, that copy Of
this order be published in some newspaper
printed in this State, for -four weeks sue
cessively, the last publication thereof to
be at least four weeks before said next
term. A true copy:
TH0S..J. BISHOP, Crk.
| june24-4l-2l
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE FIFTH
ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

Charles ". Mandy, Wing Presidential
Elector, viii address the people al the fol-
lowing times and places, lo'wit:
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

ONoNDAeA lNpANs.-By the census Of
the Onondoga Indians, just taken accord
ing TO the law of lS47, there are Of The
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
AUSTIN A. KING, Of Ray.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
THOS. l.. PRICE, Of Cole.

Electors for President and Vicc President.
1st Dist. c. WELBORN, of Pike.
End I" "A. MCKINNEY, Of Randolph.
3d {" e. B. EWING, of Ray.
4th /" C. d. HALL, of Lafayette.
9Th " -B. F. MASSEY, of Lawrence.
9Th i. II. RELFE, of Washington.
9Th " -TRUSTEN POLK, ST. Louis.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24

The Springfield paPessare request
ed 10 insert ihe above.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-06-24
.yEomthEy KsuEgctin. No. 6.

TEvIIE SARSAP.A-
n RILL.A COM
POUND of this com
pany is almost lite
rally a Sulphate Of
Sarsaparilla. So
Mighty concentrated
is it that the dose is
but he ha!f' Of a re-
1ysn'0Htea SPO onfuI,
" hile the dose OF
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l,s5 & & 3 81 nv Is
Y EEssIlss III /, N. ]

/ EShlDAbLLfhlA MEDICAL. h0UsE-tst,1I,sha,
= 10 years ago, by Or. kINkEItN Tha .iIas,
~ ana ues' haud u cure ala forms Of secret disaases
u'seass OF me SKIN aud solitary habits of yontn i Up
h, N r''lN' " W. corner OF Third and mon sls
/ Change f'''S nom the Eh'
! A. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
I io"'u W." 4avu INJURIES themselves nv a certain
a0tlce h'u"sed la-a habit frequently learned f,on
~ O""'paA4oHs, or al sclooilhf effects Of ,bicI 80
l-H'9 'ei- even wien asleep and destroy Loh ,,inJ
e"u t"'ut' siiund Apply immediately Weakness a',J
eols. 'Iona DEBILITY Immediately cured and I'M visor
ies'oi."' All letters post paid.
. AOi No MEN
u You value your life your health ren,e,,t,x a.
neaS OF month, nay, even week nav move yo mr
Iu'n nom OF todY and mind. Hence lei NO taies ;,ad
- "','' On nom making case knopvi, 10 an a 81
I'oh euuraiion and specta1lftv can alone sffaS
."u ne VINO places himself under llr Kinke,s 90,
n',h'' may 'elieioUsy couhde his honor .s y
e, ana "a whose bosom W 10 he forever lacked the g.
cfel OF uivpaIent. "'u 'i'e Sc
"Wan> thmk they VIII hug the secret tn Aei- ,,
ues'ls' 9hG cure themselves. Aias Low, one, T., ~ "
ata' "'lusiHh ana heN many promising yourr ,,,,,
VINO ~ ltn nsVe been ali ornament 10 society s.s t,
from Iheesrih. '''s'S' HSs faded
COUNTRY TNNALIps.
nnul,s II ihcoVenlent 70 make personal spuliestio,
60, o. STATING 'heIr case explicitly Together v.
-, s'H'F"".s' lP,i ieief post -lG} have ior,yarded
alcd accordingly ''N' NFt'"Htl'l
iacsases OF Medicines forwarded 10 any Mar, NJ ,h
s.'e1 states al q .nonIcAt's uulfcr ~
DIX i"st PAID ltiters, addressed 10 DIR. KINETTIN
:, ,'a'' lH.A A. go be- plonitiy aIiendstta
d. ''i'''"'e"l lh Tue Fpiut OF Tie Times PhilA
AaV
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-15
REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES.

OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washington, Rel shire CO. Mass Nay on 1sa7
Messrs. kErcnAN 4 HENsHAw:
Genis-For thirty years have teen af icted with
Piles, generally Debility, and Inau ION causing tn
NOR and proahsis ST the bowels and which had resisted
all medical Treatment DR.. Chapman and Others could
give The last three years OF that time my suferinps
defy description. was confined to my he'd nnahc 10
help myself aud at last given up by my physicians and
friends in despair OF ever gaining health in fact for
three days before commenced using Dr. Uphan's Eec
nary was entirely speechess my burial clotle.
were made But under the heneceut nercies of Proyi
deuce aud the use of Dr. Uphams Eleeuary though an
OH MAN. have the pleasure of stating the FACT TO The
public that my health snow good and hope TO live many
years, f Gods WILL aud TO make known the virtues
ofDr uphams Eleetuary, an. 10 recommend it TO nv
afaicted fellow creatures. 1t helped eyoad the ex
pectations OF all that knew my case, aud can only sa
10 owners thai II Is IN my opinion the hest med cine in
the world for Piles any disease of the bowels and if
they VIII use II according 10 the dir .ctios will myself
warrant cure in every one. Yours. with the utmost
expression ofthank fulness CORNELIUS SpIfR
Egremont, Berk Co., Mass, Nov. go Is47
Inc above certificate tells simple and truthful story
OF suffering and relief, of which physician and vii.
ness in the case, cheeriUly endsrse.
DIR. CHAPMAN
NoTicE-The genuine Uphau's Eectaafy has his
written signature; thus OLA Upsam, NJ D) The
hand IS also done win pen. Price. 81 box.
sold, wholesale and retail by KErcuAM & iESsHAw
12i Fulton street, N. H., and by Druggists generally
throughout the U 8 and Canadas
jee7 Whceiins' W.,
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WIN RUSSELL, IS Catharine.st.
Efp,nIe Medictuc.

Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparla is sovereign and speedy
cure for Incipent Consumption Baroness Proapsus Uter
Failing Of the Womb, Costvencss, Piles Ieucorrhna
Whites obstructsd difficult MenstrnatIon nconti.
hence OF Urine. involuntary discharge thereof and for
the general prostraton of the whether
the result of Inherent produced by
urity, Illness accident Nothing be surpris-
than its nvigoratng effects the human Per.
sons of all weakness and lassltude from taking
become robust and full of under influence. Il
immediately counteraots the ueryelenes of the fenas
frame, which is the great of Barrenness twill not
be expected of of delicate nature ex,
hbit certificates OF cures performed but the
afflicted that hundreds have been reported to us
Thousands of eases where families have been without
children airer using few hotties Of this Invaluable med
cine, have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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reo-lyia.u;-lcncc areme'y which ct5ecushyeo
this FOUNTAIN q physical ma' sies must be Of
ngve no hessto1 ~ saving that these Fits are PRE-
EMiNENTLN THE REMEDY over all others Used for
Female Complaints, as on Who srf acquainted " iih
them SNOW and ae Oh who wit use them Will BE- most
perfectly convinced tv t.ic results
BEACH's TAI AEEH POWDERS.
Thesr powders efectu remedy Tor aHthose %
struc' ions boo c heed and nose which are produced w
COILS De v or other causes. " atarrh very Onen
The primary Of many OF the cases Of IN
hauna-u of ire Eves OF fatal diseases Of the throat
windlire or even Of The Lungs inducing Consumption
- Of the highest consequence that tnis disease should
Re attended 20 aud .lo ke "a commencement, efae
utrrWuatcs iu something To accomplish This,
there ~ nothing eQl al % these tATARkH row DERS,
they remove al morbid pureut matter from paris al
tecicd, BY producing free. easy end nsura discharge
from the ciogged ostrucicd organs and eycite be-
thy sccretious TIE glands aud membranes. restoring
their natural tone AVID acion These Powders are one
OF Tire very best remedies used for foypu tn The nose.
and all other eXcfcsreuces which az lu Tho asa ca
vuies; they aresiuruary prompt AMI effective ~ cur
ing Headache and giving great relief ~ all cases arr
miaAton Of hood to brain. other similar aztec
tious
This is Of ihe most va'uae Ct counter irrants BY
being applied over The paris affected relieves acute and
chronic pains the side ana clet. and Inflammation OF
the nrost or bronchitis. Il sdeaess, or dulness Of
hearing, and is Of bes remedies for all diseases
Of the spine. aud of tHe head or brain.
Authcse Medicines ere Fut up under Dr.. Beach i'm
mediate supervision, and have bis likeness and written
signature attaehpd To- every IoN package plia bottle,
a. d, prcysu she uriIc from leinr imposed upon by
spurious limitations. countfI rIts or surtepiiious aru
ccs and the pu,Hc hereby cautioned against pu-
chasing ans article 'Beaehs Medicines expect such
as hsve ms likeness and written signature on each of
the stovr named remedies.
For further particulars respecting ny. Beseh's Book
Medicines seq Pamphlet, which may be obtained gra'
{ is al tie age t.
For sale by James Baker, Wheeling. Va and James
Burnley, Ehzabethtown, We. oct -.
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BRENTLlNGER'S APOTUECA
49,. n TirpE nd SQUARE, WHEELING. v,
wv nE,E physicians PRESCRIPTIONS are -. "a,
suu neatly put up al all hours Of IN a. A.. a'ciy
e'nas S Sz where can be had the following popular
Doct layne's Medicines
Doct Roses do
Ri!ey's Pile Ointment
LEWIS Indian Vegetable Pills
smiths do do Sugar rim.
Brandreth's do So s'
Rouand's anti -cosiive A.
Doct Deans Rheumatic S
Hyscan Pills, r'' a"a Liver Fills
mcAilsers All Healing Ointment
Compound syrup Boneset
h.e'atIVe syrup for cure of Scrof,t, an, a,
diseases arising from impurities OF n ooJ " al
Nerve and hone l.inIneut VI """d'
April Is f"f"''"a' &c &c.
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Endure the Piles no longer.

Endure the Piles no longer.
" SUFFERERS IRON Tnr PILES NEGLECT 10 rss
DIR. UPH a MS
NEGETA ABLE ELECT Z AIRY,
THE FAULT is THEIR OWN.
Try it, all you that have lbe PILES. IaFLAsA-
TON OF the Liver. Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys,
Bladder, Liver Complaint, Dyspe psia, Con-
slipaiion, Sick Headache, or any Diseases
Of w ,ich
Pill ES,
Either BLEEDING or Blind. External or In
ternal. is the determination Of. aud he thanks
Of additional thousands UiH be oppressed.
READ this EVIDENCE here of CURES.
Though it cannot give the saved nne wealth
1t gives treasure far more glorious. Hg,LTH.
UNITED STATES MNRsnALL's OrFIcE,l
New York, december 6, II
NJ ssrs' KrrculN 4 HENsHAw:
Gentlouten, unders anhing the general agents
for the sale of "Dr Uptiams Vegetable Eectuary" for
the cure Of Piles. have deemed it my duty volunteer
recommendation in ehaif Of that valuable medicine
have been afflicted for many with lies and have
tried various renedies hut with beneficial Effects
Indeed began 10 der NY utterly hone ss But
about the LIST of September last was prevailed ~ on by
friend TO make trial ofthe above named medicine
took his advice and dice say that am not only re-
lieved but as believe perfectly cured most earnest
" recommend Il TO all that hsve the misfortune 10
be afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease
Very resFecry Yours, etc. ELY MOORE.