davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07

Udtrs Tor tickets and shares and cerc aes OF packages
the above pendd lotteries will receive the most prompt
attention, an official of ench drawing sent i'm
nedatey after it over all who order from Address
j. IL C. MAURY,
Agents for j. w. Maury n Co., Managers,
April q Alexandria Va
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
COMPLETE DIGEST

by tue FTtSIuGHt:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary of State.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-07
United States Reports, including all the Circuit Re-

List of Reports in the United States Digest
Supplement, p0is. royal 8po.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-09
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Augusta lS4s.
TN pursuance of the provision of the of Congress
[ 18th July 1913, entitled Gan for the payment OF
quidated claims against Mexico" notice hereby given
the holders of said claims, to Surrender and deliver
the certificates issued them respectively from the Treasu
ry Department OF the United States, under provisions Of
the act OF Congress of the LIST OF September 1884,"
enable this department said certificates 9th
Of October, 1885, being the day of payment notified
the law The certificates should be transmitted with lit
tie delay practicable the Fifth Auditor of the Teasu-
that speedy settlement and adusunen of The claims
may take place.
r.. J. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Aug D--d4tG MAT Int. az German GAIL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-09
Proposals for Timber.

Fort DELAWARE. July 26th 1913
PROPOSALS will be received for furn ng from one r.,
eight sand sticks of timber, suitable for piles TO bo
delivered on the Pea Patch island Each pills 10 be for,y
five long, hewed sawed, twelve uchos square a.,
butt and measuring least inches ole point
Yellow pine, free of sap, preferred. One thousand
q-ired by the Ist of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences Of capscy to comply with IT,
Delaware" -
Aug, l--d4w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-09
Mount st. Mary's College,
Emmtfsburp. Md.

IHE exercises OF study Mount ST. Mary's College will
Il De resumed on wednesday, 10Th August
The terms for board and tuition inciudinp washing
mending doctors fees, Ss2 per annum payable hall
yearly in advance '' f' ~ ~
To those who desire further information oe
the College viii be sent application 10 The nradent of
Mt st Mary's College, Emuit,burg. 0 p'0'''''' u
Aug 4-dtl5th.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-09

From their discovery their incorporation with the
United States
GkEENHow,
Author Of History of Oregon and California
rTNHE work here offered the public is the result NJ
studies and researches pursued Tor several years by b
author with the object of arranging in continued mar
atve oil the accounts OF the discoveries and ments
civilized nations in the countries avered by stream. en-
erng the northern portion of the Mexican Gulf and of s
disputes wars negotiations and treaties among those ma
tons. between them and the aborgines respecting The
possession of those parts of the American continent R
his purpose he has collected large matera yl
regard to the countries in question: by OF which he
is enabled throw much light the Intricate and impo
subjects of boundaries and territorial now under
discussion in the councils OF our government
The first part of the work. embrac ing the period anterior
to the American revolution in which those subjects eY
amined at lensth will be speedily published the form of
octave volume, beautifully printed and illustrated Ly
numerous maps. Among its contents ma be mentioned
of the expeditions of Cabeza de Vaca Henando
de Soto, Arellano Ribaul Laudonntere. Menendez and
La Saeof the discoveries and settlements of the Spanad,
IN Texas, and of the French the Lower Mississippi and
the Alabamaand Of the disputes and agreements between
those two nations respecting the possession of the countries
east OF the Rio Bravo Grande all of which, many new
and interesting facts and views will be presented cacu
lated materially to change the opinions hitherto entertained
with regard to them.
Aug 9-eodf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-09

MADAM A. IT, butsc's French and English Academy
wi for Young Ladies' No IL, Ais9uith street. late Nc
Elderry's mansion, BallimoreFhe duties of this Acnd
envy will be resumed on the first Monday in September
(the 4th
The French being the medium Of unicaton in the
family peculiar advantages offered all for thorough
and prompt knowledge of this language; same time
and attention paid and sound nm
Outstanding of the English and Latin by the assistance of
the best and most competent teachers.
For further particulars and terms information may he
obtained by addressing through the post Office postpaid
August 9-ieo2wN2aw3w -
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-09

Promotions aud appointments IN The additional eg
ens and ia the force for war; made by the
President by and with the advice and of the
ate since the publication Of General Orders No So of
December 4 ISI7
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-09
IN THg PRESS.
A. HISTORY
FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, AND TEXAS
BY ROBERT GhEENHow

AND The ADJOINING COUNTRIES,
From their discovery their incof poraon with the
United States
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on the lllh instant at her
residence in this District Mrs. LYuIA CuLE
MAN, consort OF Mr. Richard Coleman, in the
57th year of her age. She was brought to The
knowledge of the truth in the year 1881, and
being baptized upon profession of her faith
in Christ. she nnitcd herself to the Pine Plea.
sant Baptist Church in lhe same year. This
estimable lady was kind, hospitable, and of
finn, unbendins decision Of character. Beloved
and respected by all her friends and nes Ilbors,
she maintained, through the grace of God, an
exemplary course rs pious christian to the
day of her death. ffer illness was Of short
duration. as in ten minutes from her being
taken sicis, she died. She has left m Affections
ate husband aud seven children. with many
relatives aud friends TO mourn her sudden and
final departure linn this World. Let those he
coutorted with the assurance that their loss is
her gain. For blessed are The dead that die in
The Lard. yea saith Tie spirit. t1r they rest from
their iab0rS. and their acprts do f,Il"" them
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
Proposal Of
R.ERT.N'ERSEEER.

THvIIE Subscriber wishes TO form Part.
"a nefship on the following principles,
promising that his business if aided by sliiabIe
facilities. would and will realize from $500U
to 5000 profit annually, on The basis Of small
profits and quick returns. Tonccompllsh this,
S50U0 would he requisite, 10 buy goods on
fair terms, and the profit would he certain and
increasing annually. Therefore, as few can
now advance the above amount. alone and
nnai'led, he proposes to raise it OH Shares Of
$500 eaCh ume!nlrth TO be paid in cash. say
500 on each share, payable Is; to 18th Oct.
and three fonrlhs or $3.50 on each share. an
approved note at i months. with interest
from date. payable at the Bank Of Hamburg.
The average stock kept OH hand is $4,000
or more.
95 Shares at $500 is $4,000
X s. Roberts Share is S5OO0.-SI0 000
The profits to be Divided in The above raiig,
say $250n to be divided amongst the Is Shares
aud $500 To he said X. 5. Roberts Share, or
in that ratio. according i, is realized. less or
more but rs II is assumed aud guaranteed by
said r. s Roberts. that The minimum or least
amount Of prgft that can be realized is $4,000
annually. each partner owning "ne share Of
500 is permitted to dra1 out. in gOOdS at cash
prices, $50 during the year, at any period
S,liling lrs or her convenience; and If the
years profit: exceed $4,000, then The balance
will he paid in cash eucil and every 18th Oct.
If SGl,OO alc realized, $l2O each share.
5000 IGO
lOOCO I" 2DD
In good times this may be the case easily.
The partnership to endure 5 years and tlieh
at the end Of that period, each partner may
Withdraw his $;2OD, giving 3 months notice Of
intention 10 that effect. or he is NJ any time at
liberty 10 sell ont his share making The first offer
tJ the C0mpamy.
The business is conducted entirely for cash
and the Stock will he kept insured. Parties
wishing 20 avail themselves of the above, will
become special partners and be only interested
10 the extent Of their invrs,men, ,oih0ut and
farther responsibility. acting the same as by
Charter.
The business as heretofore 10 Le eniireIy
under the conlrnI and management of the
subscriber. A meeting TO be held once each
year 10 receive his report and inspect his
accounts
TO commence lst October if subscriptions
complete by that time. If hot on 18th October
prnximo.
Those who wish half, whole. or more shares,
will please apply by letter or personally to the
subscriber.
If half shares arc subscribed, one half tho
amount will be required in cash. the balance in
3 months endorsed note.
Besides tie agencies which hold, my Stock
may reach frequently Sl2DOU 10 $4,000, and
it is not much short Of it now; therefore there
will be a perpetual guarantee Of safety 10
those who choose TO invest as above, in The
handsome stock constantly kept by me. To
any who are unacqnanted with me and would
desire TO make an investment, references of the
most undeniabIe character will be given.
Under the above arrangement Planters and
others would get their goods ten per cent
."NA mr. at least. and in many instances 25 per
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

with great cafe aud accuracy aud Tor i've ulI-
Icrent Lalit,ides and Longudes. so rs to make
them eounIIy useful. as Calendar in every
part of tho United States and British North
America They are printed on good paper,
and with handsome new type, and are neatly
bound. and besides being the ueaIcst and must
accurate Calender printed in the United States,
the, contain n large amount Of valuable inlur-
NATION suited 10 The wants Of ALL and of that
kind too, which cannot he found in books.
His Catalogucof Diseases, with hremnrks ami
directions for their removal is really Invaluable.
and make them welcome vsiters in every house
they enter. Every family should possess nj
least one Of these Annuas. His Almanac for
ISi0 is now ready for distribution. Of which he
designs to publish at least Tt0o Millions. md in
order that every family IN the United States
and British America, may be furnished with Il
copy he hereby invites
MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS
10 forward their orders TO r. S. RoEsRTs,
EdgeGcId G. n. ms early as possible aud they
shall be supplied grataitomiy with as many cop
les as they may deem necessary to supply their
various customers. They are also invited at
the same time, to send copy of their BHsi'
ness Card" which will lie printed and placed
on the cover of the Almanacs sen, lhem
They are also requested to give all necessary
directions how the klmanacs should be for
warded to them. BY law they cannn, be sent
by mail unless the postage is first paid OH them
here.
Orders (post paid) directed to DR. D.
JAYNE. Philadelph or to r S ROBERTS.
Edgefeld c. H.. will meet with prompt al,en-
lion.
NJ FAMILIES can obtain these .llmanacs
Gratis of r. S. ROBERTS, Agent for
Dr.. d. JAYNE'S Family Medicines
Semi 20 f 2l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS.

JACKSON g. KlNCHLEY having asso-
eD claed themselves together ia The Dry
Goods business, would most respectfully suli>
cit the citizens, and planters visiting Hamburg
to call aud examine their well selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Gouds, which they offer
low for CASH, amongst which are the following:
Brown tlumespuns, from st 10 37t,
Bleached do ST to as,
English aud American Prints, 10 90,
American and Scoch Cling ghanis, l2t to 81.
Black and Colored Alpaccas, plain, plaid
aud striped,
Bombassins and Muslin DeLainz,
Black Silks. plaine ped aud Plaid,
Colored Silks from 81 90 to 2 25,
Spun Silk Plaids.
Mnllair Luslre, Satin stripe,
Plaid and stripe Carolinrs, (new style dress
9undS.l
Ca>hmers from lS3 To 81 90,
81 and Sd Dntlle Blankets,
104. lid anJ II Bed Blankets.
Hosiery the most complete stock ever offered
in this market,
Red aid White Flannel all wool, from 25
mSl co.,
Dormrt do lsa.
Morriuo and Lambs wool Drawers and
Shirts,
Sal,inrts. Kentucky Jeans, and Mcrrino
Cassineres.
English, American and French Cloths and
Cassliners,
Kerseys, from Is 10 3l4
Furniture Dini,y. from 10 to so,
Umbrellas. Bnnnets aud Flowers,
Ribbons of all descriptions.
Plaid Lndseys and apron checks,
Brown and bleached Holland,
dn do Drill,
Osnaburgs and Factory stripes.
Swiss, Null. Bouk Plaid and Jaconet Nj usiu,
4-4. 54 Cd. ia and S.4 wool Shawis,
Lisles thread and cotton Laces.
Suspenders, Gloves and llandkerchiefs,
Ladies' and Childtens Shoes.
Cd, 9.4 and l04 Table Damask,
Trimmings for dresses &c. &c. &c.
Srpt 20 33 Pm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

independent. should have spoken out. This
cautious avoidance of the Slavery question, is
bad omen for the South. II sets the seal of
nnsoundness upon him, and the impress should
be carefully scanned by every man who wishes
TO sec right and justice meted out to The Slaye'
holder. There is one feature Of his letter which
is unmistakeable, and that is his devotion to The
Wing party.
Can the South vote for the man VIII" admits
that Nlilari Fillmore the avowed abotIOnlsl.
should be "cn,ited to the frs, place on the
ticket" What say our Democrats TO this =
Do they still cling 10 the delusions with which
the military fame of the brave old warrior has
enshroudeI them7 If this letter d"es not wake
them up. we know not what can. South Car
olina vii! do her duty. For principles she will
vote, and if those principles are deserted, she
will be Eonnd asserting, as she ever has done
the rights of the South. We value the union.
but we value the constitutional rights of the
South mJre, and battling for them. we will do
our duty, regardless Of party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
$500 REWARD.

FERDlNAND a. SCHROEDER who had
a. been convicted Of rendering fraudulent
schedule. and WIN was confined in the Jail Of
this Dist. effected his escapc on Saturday nigh.
last. II is suspected that lle was aided by 9th
crs. will pay TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for the rp-ieIivery of Schroeder in this
iaiI. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for proof
10 conviction ofany white person who aided him
IN his escape, and FIFTY DOLLARS for
the proof to conviction Of any negro or coored
persun who may have aided him.
S. CHRISTIE-SHERIrr Of Edgcfeld
District, 5. G.
Sept l3 II .3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
Sept 90
STATE OF SOUTH CAR LIMA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
Ed EdseGpld District:
Whereas Bridget Cahill hath ap.
piled to me for letters of administration.
on all and singular the goods and cbat,les.
rights aud credits of Williams Cahi!l,
late OF The District aforesaid. decd.
Th"se are, therefore. TO cite and adnon.
ish al aud singular, the kindred and credi
tors Of the said deceased. 10 be and appear
before me, a, our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District to be holden AT Edge
field Cour, House on the I'd day of
October. to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of September in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty.
eight aud in the seveuty-third year OF
American Independence.
JOHN HILL. o. E.. q.
Sept 90 2t 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
NOTICE.
Walker and Bradford.
SH0rebOasSe ysatg
Commission Merchants.

HAMBURG, s. e.
STILL continue to occupy THE ORD
g WArERPRooF WARgHoUsE," aud trans
act general Sorage and Commission BUSH
ness.
They urain tender their services 10 their
friends and the public generally in the storage
and snle of produces, and the Receiving and
Forwarding Of Merchandise, or any other
business in their line, with which they mny he
favored. Liberal advances will he made OH
produce consigned to them when required
To their patrons they cordially return their
most sincere thanks for the liberaliIy, viii
which they have been SO gra:iousIy favored !;
and respectfully solicit u continuance of The
same, which they hope to merit by unremittins
attention to all business entrusted 10 their care
Sep, lst. lS48.
p The undersigned still continues his
connection with Messrs. Waltcr & Bradford in
the Receiving and Forwarding Business. to
which, he will give bis undivided attention.
A. NJ. BENSON.
Sept s 3nl 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
Cheap Cash Store.
;. GNU 8 S II s. G. %


ED ESPECTFULLY call the attention Of
H9 The public generally TO their NeW Fall
anl Winter Goods.
Comprising the most splendid assortment ot
seasonahle goods ever before offered, among
which are almost every kind and quality of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Some styles of which are entirely new and
very beautiful.
SHAlVLS,-,n great voristy.
BONNETS for LADIES and MISSES.
The newest styles and most desirable kinds
such as fine Drawn and lnney Comb Silk.
Florence Braid. FINLAND. Adelaide Braid,
China Pearl, English Split Straw Devons.
Black Bonne,s in great variety, aud many other
kinds, all Of which have been selected within
the last few days, and at prices that will enuble
US 10 defy competition.
BONNETS. FLOFERS s, RIBBONS
of every style and quality, some Of whirh are
Of the latrs, Importation.
GLOVES s. HOSIERY.
LADIES g. GENTS LINEN CAMBRIC
HANDKERCHiEFS,
Of all kinds and qnniiirs snme new and beaua
tiful styles, from l2h cents up 10 81.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
such as Russia. Scoch and Birds eye DIaper,
t,l,l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
ROBERTS
CHEAP CASH STORE,

RM OUNCES Quinine at $3.50 cts. an
&BNH ounce, adrancing.
bermuda Arrowrout.
I.ampblack 10 cents TO 37l cents a pound.
Silver and Gold lcnf
Whire Lend ani Window Glass.
LinSeed Oil. Turpentnc and Varhishes-
I.iqnorice, Jalap and Ipecacnanha.
Ahamanline Candles,
Mace hoy Snuff, Pinkroot.
AlIspice. Ginger and Pepper 125 CTS. pound.
WiStars Balsam Of Wil4 Cherry.
Jnjube paste and refined Liduoricc.
NedSfOnt aud Castor Oil.
Tooth Forceps and Key &c, just received
from Philadelphia and fnr sale by
r. S. ROBERTS.
Sent I3 q 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
From the Correspondence Of Me Mercury
Extract from "A letter dated.

A'N"t NsN NV I>S'NN>''
Extract from a letter dated.
=. COLUMBIA. Sept. 8, lS4S.
The State will 90 for Cass and Butler
beyond all question, by an overwhelming
majority. Of the District with which |
am familiar, you may SET down Richland
as divided. In Sumter all the candidates
are Cass Kershaw do, Orange Parish, do
ST. Mathews do. In Lexington there are
two candidates for the Senate: Que Tay-
lor the other Cass man. The candi-
dates for The House are all Cuss. In Edge.
field all are Cass. In Newberry all Cass,
lu Laurens all Cass except Col. 'rby.
In Abbeville The eutire Cass ticke, sure.
through there is a show opposition. PEN
dleton and Greenville will be divided,
with predomnance in favor of Cass. In
Spar,anburg all The candidates Cass cx-
cept one. Union al! Cas-. York do. =,
Chester 10 Fairfield all Cass except one
who is a Wing, and ceIlan of defeat Lam
caster all Cass. For the other parts of The
State | cannon speak, though our accounts
here all agree that there will uol be- thirt,
Taylor men in the mkt Legislature. Ills
WhigeCy is too well established for this
latitude. Yours turIy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
GOVERNOR JOHNSON.

The Carclnian Of the l0lh inst. says
We understand that Gov. J"hnsnn, our ex-
cellent and beloved Chief Magistrate. is
now able 10 walk abou, The house, by
The aid Of crulches, but are sorry TO learn
that his general health has suffered much
from his long confinement. He hopes "a
be in Columbia ON The seventh Of Novem
Der, at which time he will call the Leeis-
laure together. To cast the electoral vote
Of the Stale for President and Vice Presi.
dent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
S25 REWARD.

II OST on or about the lst Of September
g between the residence of Mr.. A. Bland,
and the Village. on the road lending by Col.
Pickens, Gold Patent Lever Watch. Of The
Manufacture of NJ. J, Tobias, Liverpool. No,
l9249 The above reward will be paid for its
delivery at this office. Or information as to
where it may he obtained
Sept. 20 lS45. at 30
- The Charleston Courier will insert two
weeks daily. also Abbeville Banner will insert
times weekly, and send their accounts TO this
office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
HEAD QUARTERS.

Ist BRIGADE S C. CAVALRY.
ENHE 1st. Regimen, will parade a, Smiths
Il. Store, on "Wednesday the 2O;h Sepler'-
her inst.
The ID Regiment. at l.ongmires, on Tues
day the 18th September.
Commissioned and non-commissioned otli-
GERS will appear on the day previous, for inslruc-
ton and drill.
--Ru-a.aar or Rr,a-Gan I w. GUYroN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

Dr. T0wm sends s
COMPOUND ExTEcT OF
SA II SA p RILL A.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
This Extract is put npi Quart Bottles: ii is
sin lines cheaper. picasaRicr, and ,carrnntcd
superior to any soid. IL cures mithout 1omis
ting, pRrging, Sickening or debaitatiRy The
Patient.
Tie great hearty and superiority of this Snr
snparilIa all other medicines is. that while
it eradcatrs the disease, j, ,invigoraics the body.
Ii is one of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known, it not only pufics The whole
system aud Strengthens the person. !nt it Gre.
ates ncsc pRrc and rich bi00d power I,usses.
sed by no other medicine. And in this lies the
grand secret Of lis wonderful success. It has
performed within the last five years. ,nurc than
100000 cnrrs OF severe cases Of disease; al
Ieasl l5. 600 were considered incrrabe II has
ring the tw" past seasons.
10000 cases Of General Debility and ,cant
Of Nervous Energy.
DR.. Towuscnd's SarsaparilIa invgoratrs the
whole system permanently. TO those who
have lost their muscular energy by the effects OF
mrdic ur indiscrelion committed in youth. or
the excessive Indulgence Of the passions. and
brought on n general physical pros,ralion of IIie
nervous system, lassilnde, want Of ambition.
iainliig SENSATIONS, premature decay aud de-
cline. haste, Ing towards that fatal disease. Con-
sumption. eau be entirely restored by this plea.
San, remedy. This Sarsaparilla is far superior
To amy
Invigorating Cordial,
As j, ,enews ard invi.ora,es the system.
gives activity TO the limbs. aud strength 10 the
muscular system, in Il most extraordinary de-
gree.
Consumption Cured.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can
be cured, Bronchitis. Consumption. Liver
C0mpIaint, Colds, Ca.arrI, Cou.Ls, Asthma,
Spinning Of Blood. Soreness m the Chest,
Hcr,ic Flush, Night Sweais, Difficult or
ProInse ExpectOraIirn, Pain in The Side, &c.
have been and can be cured.
Sitting Blood
New York. April %. 1910.
Dr.. Townsend-l verify believe ,ha, your
SarSapuriIla has been the means, through Prnv-
idcnce, Of saving my life. have for several
years had n bad cough. 1t became worse and
worse. At last il raised large quantities OF
bInod, had night SwealS, aud was greatly de-
bililatei and reduced. and did not cxpecl to
live. have only used yonr Sarsaparla short
time. and there has wonderful change been
wrought in me- am now able to walk all over
the city. | raise no blood. and my cough has
left me. You can well imagine that am thank
lul for these results. Your ohedieni servant
WM. RUSSELL. IS Calherine-st.
Rheumatism.