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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09
Bosro,, January I, 1913.
Iier Of P0lifics in Massorhusefis.


Tiep of Politics in Massoehusefts.
The subject of the Presidency bcginng to excite
good deal Of talk in this city No believes that Mr.
Polk will have even the barren offer Of q nomination
rendered him, though sill sensible men agreed that
he Is laboring for nomination In the hope Of leading
those Inevitable destiny" men who 60 for the aunexa.
ton of ell Mexico. II Mr. Polk had the requisite amount
of pluck for the post to which be pres he might make
good thing Of it, bu, he Is small man for great
place He would be like q moscheto In a divpg-bell
buzzing, but useless.
The current ia setting very strongly here In favor of
General Taylor, among men of all parties; and II those
who have the direction Of the Taylor such
directors there really srebsd only the bodness to act
out, the original jackson men wont TO do they
would plenty of assistance in this quarter notwth
standing the unquetoned popularity Of the ia ali
this ri on OF country. Macy wings and democratic
thousands OF them Throughout the State-are obly walt
ing to obtain knowledge Of the brave old man
views TO de clare themseves and enter upon the work
alton at press Of the very fret chsrsc
ter all RESPECTS would be established here " IT were
known how the General regards matters. The held Is
indeed for the harvest the are ready and
all that wanted Is signal from the principal psr,on-
age himself operations That will dssh into
million Of atoms the old WORKOUT and tDee parties
which have been 10 existence for quarter Of century
We want ideas, aud new acts, so AS TO be
In harmony with the events to Ne engaging
the attention OF the go ahead spirits OF tho age
Wbias and democrats alike see that tn which
formerly each Of them to their coors longer
have an existence. What can be more ridiculous than
to hear democrat bowling for free trade while the sd
he aided to and which he 10 support
inc IA to national debt at the rate Of mil
lion week? The wings thst their great ends are
secured while democr ats compelled TO admit that
Their are under existing cumstsnces impr BILE.
Hence ready for nov m-nts since the e.ds
of their old longer to be sought for
The number thus disposed s great, whether wse h
or count hsmereat numerically and great from their
worldly respectabity such Is the case here, and 1t
appears TO be the same throughout the republic Gen
he I'm
politician that he did soldier TO achieve greatness
by means similar to those that conferred II upon Ne
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llUKoLAKY AND Else FREEMAN FED. By the ..
ID ton of Toni NSON Il HOPKINs'S ALARM, wi

simple and conrvance-it aftacnec
OF wrea To the DOORS windows shu tiers, whcr on
the least motion. set the Alarm bell rlpgilg winch Vii
aoy part Of The bu,ldngI,hs pree Of h.m - svey ,tts
the sun Building Seelvs Frank square House. and At Dan
forth Goa Broadway end Wall street by Duncan west
Little Green street. Liberty who are the agenu Tor the
They will take pleasure IN showing the operation
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~ ENTLEMEN'J NOTICE-Gentlemen must not forge.
" that 81 Murray, Of Washington street. ONLY
pi the city where set handsomely cleanse
and pressed for is Pants 81 dsaxeeable cop
Repairing description dOue cheap sho
notice. call or line attended to- by the great cloths
modifer A. CORTISSOS, 81 Murray st eet
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Slip Jss Shepard and bark Abers lay at anchor at q,
fautIuc. bound ont.
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"a ri a nan,,,5- S;ILDru b. AS LETikks FOR
vi SlGNs-Tie,e letters are remarkable Tor durability,
and brlisrcy gliding unsquaiied nv any DINER article
IN the city-whieh bisncy warranted to Ta9d ex osuro
the weather a.o apsnned TO any ec'y thst rsv
,tfest viii be atlenoed to-. The partnership here DIOR:
Ustng between M.inhardt Scout was o'so'so % "s"N
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEUitAL HVUSE-DN. MINI T.
fLiN, GERMAN PHYSICIAN, l5ycars resident IL
one, in PHILADELPHIA he OF all di Of the ST.
delicate nnd !structye habits you h.,
st, continues to engage Dr. k'nsans utmost attention
vas whose plants the most desperate con iti
NAV depend beng always conducted by DR. X hims IT.
win prompt ss aud energt treatment to perfect ours,
Stranger travelling. supplied at moments notice with me-
Il, sufficient themselves in the most convcneats
private manner Cure warranted charge required.
ters post paid will meet prompt attention Residences ~
corner Third Union half square trC the
change 10 full particulars eAh page Of the Phade-
,t,,a An,v,t ofth Time
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Plantation for Sal N FEad-
isON County.

A PLANTATION containing IO4O
Ia acres of the very best Creek bot
tom, and up land, is offered for sale on
the most liberal terms From $50 to
600 acres are in cultivation, Of which
nearly one hall is Creek bottom, we'll
ditched and drained. The up land in
cultivation is all clrcIed, The place
has a constantly running stream passing
through it, which will afford water EN-.
ough to gin the cotton and grind the
corn for the use of the plantation, tits
we'll supplied with Springs of the best
water. It has upon it o large new Gin
House and Cotton Press, q negro quar-
ter sufficient to house from rs TO 80 me-
1roes, and all necessary out-buildings
in proportion. The Dwelling House is
good, also has attached to it, a fine or
chard and garden, containing large
number Of the best peach, apple, pear,
plum. APRICOT, nectarine, &c, trees;
grape vines, and almost every fruit that
comes to perfection in this country
The house and garden are handsomely
improved. The most of the land il
fresh; but l%ittle,of It baying been culti,
waited more than from one to four years
believe it to be one of the most desir.
able tracts of land in the county, moi
only from the quality Of land, improve
ments. water, &c, but also health.
1t is offered for sale at a less prizes
and on better terms than | have heard 0
such land and Improvements being OF
fered at in TIE county.
There will also be sold at the loves
market price with the plantation, TIT
crop of corr,,a large stock of hogs
cattle, sheep, and plantation tools; ais
house hold and kitchen furniture, if tn
purchaser should need them. It's with
i, in three miles of Camden.
For Information apply 70 ABRAM
!. McWlLLlE, near Camden, Madiso
county, Mississippi,
! Feb. 26, l648. 24-tt
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FIX NOTICE.

n ETTERs Testamentary haying
AA been granted 10 The Undersigned
al the February term, 1913, Of the Pro-
bate court Of Madison county, Missis-
sippi. on the estate Of Lydia Barrow,
deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authen,
ticated within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred,
WILLIAM CLARK, admir-
February Is, 1848. rs 2e
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the SAGE, chest, toms, bdck, 6otcetS,
muscle,
I'd 1EUMATISH in all its varied
"a form, Nervous Affections, Lungs
and Liver complaints, Spinal Affections,
Female weaknesses, &c, &c. For the
above complaints this plaster has no
equal The great celebrity which it
has already acquired, not only in the
new world, the extraordinary cures it
has performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have acquired for it
such a reputation, that the proprietor
has not (until recently been able to sup
ply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city,
town and village in the United States are
without parallel!
A circumstance nof surprising, when
the vast amount Of human suffering re
lioved by it's use be considered, in spinal
defects the benefit usually is Of the most
decided character. In Nervous COM
plants, nineteen cases out Of twenty
readily yield 10 the penetrating stimula
combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chron-
ic tho claims Of the Hebrew Plaster
have long since been universally ac-
knowIedged. Those who are laboring
under weak backs, no matter from what
cause the weakness may have original
ed. (even if such person have been mis-
guided in previous applications in the
use ofthe Hebrew Plaster they will find
the affected part suddenly restored tc
the original %soundness.
As a supporter in cases Of constitu
tional weakness it viii be found of greai
advantage. 1t is particularly recon
mended TO Females who are suffering
from sudden weakness, or general de
billy, In short, it embraces all the
virtues which the most scientific mint
vas capable accompanying from valua
: bic substance found in the old world
t and will be found entirely free from
r those objections which are a source o
complaint with the numerous sprea'
J plastors now tefore the public.
(, IT, These plasters possess the ad
vantage Of being put up 10 air tigh
boxes, hence, they retain their full vlr
I tues in all climates
d Sold Wholesale and retail by ScoviI
j Mead, No. so, Charities stv New o.
y leans, La, General Agents forthe Sout
c and West. .4
Sold in Canton by T. D. WARD
d Co.. PRlESTLY & MOSBY, and b
our regularly authorized agents through
y out the State. ,=
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cmANCMRY

George " 1. H'nd'F''" co rfl, q ,Mos & Se eoa,,s
a B1rnabas HeFrod and y. y e. 2H,, %c oA'"'e'y
6An opening the petition the Court be-
" ing satisfied that the defendants
Smith H. Sample, Susan Sample, Jarrett
Sample and his wife Nancy Sample and
- Shelton and his wife Elizabeth
Shelton, sister Of Daniel ]. Sample, de-
ceased, heirs at law Of said Daniel J.
Sample, deceased, are non residents Of
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot be served on them, it is
therefore ordered that unless the said
defendants Smith Fl. Sample, Susan Sam
pie, Jarrett SamAle an d his wife Nancy
Sample, and -Sheiton and his wife
Elizabeth Shelton, enter their appear
ance herein on or before the next term
of this Court to be held at the Court
House in the town o fCanton on the fourth
Wednesday in April next ensuing, to
plead, answer or demur 10 this petition,
otherwise the same will be taken for
confessed against them.
1t is further ordered that a copy OF
this order be published in the "Mlssis'
sippi Creole" once a week for two
months successfully.
A true copy from the minutes.
HENRY r. COULTER. Clerk.
February 26. 1848. 24-33.
The petition in substance states that
a bill heretofore filed in this court, a
gainst Samuel D. Livingston and petit
TONER for the foreclosure Of a mort
gage on a certain tract of land in thi:
county, and a decree thereon, the sale
tract of land was sold and purchased by
Wesley Drane, who afterwards convey
ed the same to Mason E Sanders, whC
subsequently, conveyed the same to Dan
iel J.. Sample deceased, and Of whom thu
absent defendants are heirs at law, ant
that the decree ~afosesaid was subse
Quently reversed by the High Court o
Errors and Appeals. The petition char
ges various defects and irregularities i
! the proceedings, decree, sale and con
vevances aforesaid, with notice Of whicI
-, the purchasers aforesaid are charged
=. BILE, and prays for reasons therein SC
:. forth, that the sale to the said Wesle.
Drane and the subsequent conveyance
= be set aside and a resale Of the mortga&
). ed premises be ordered by this court,
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NOTYCE,

" ETTERS Testamentary having
AA been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate court of Madison county, on
the estate OF Redman Farliss deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
present them legally authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
HARRIET FARLISS, Ent'a
February 1q. 1848. 1898
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1H7HE co partnership heretofore exist
- ing in this city under The firm o
Gilmore 4. Henderson was dissolved on
the 18th ultimo by The death Of John NJ.
Gilmore. Pinckard g. Henderson. are
charged with The settlementof the bust
ness Of the late concern and are autho-
risedto use the name in liquidation.
L. L, HENDERSON,
SargjUjRg Partner
New Orleans, July j, I847.
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EXECUTORS sAT.E.

BY virtue of an order Of the Probate
Court of Washington county, made
the September Term thereof, A. D
l847, ! will proceed to sell at public auc-
on Monday the 25h dag of April,
l848, at the door Of the Court House, id
Canton, to the highest bidder, on twelve
months credit, all that parcel of land
situate and being in Madison county,
known and described as the northwest
quarter OF section thirty-two, township
teen, range two, east. belonging to
the estate Of Christopher L. Bennett.
deceased.
A. G BENNETT, Ear,
Of Christopher l.. Beauett, deceased
March 25, l84S. 1888
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G. NJ, PlNCKARD,
r. +. HENDERSON.
New Orleans, July !, 1871. 43-tl
CHEERINGNEwsFoR CoNsUMP-
TIVES,

CHEERING NEWsFOR CoNsUMP-
TIvEs.
Miss JULIA A, WooDFoRD says in a letter
to Dir. Jaynes, dated Naugatuck, Conn
Sept 80, t846.
"l I'm using your Attentive, with
good effect for aScrofulous affection UNI
der which | have been suffering for the
last ten years" And after describing
her situation and a king for further adj
vice, goes on to say; We have used q
great deal Of yonr medicines in my IA
theirs family, and have known them to
make great cures. About five years
since my brother was very sick with
what was supposed to be consumption
The best physicians in the place was
called in, 1--WE were then in Cabotville,
Mass and he came DO not know Just
how long, but Tor a long, but for a great
many days, ana brought with him other
fhysicians-but still he grew worse -.
They at last gave him over said they
could do nothing more for him that he
must die, We watched over him hour
after hour, expecting that every breath
would be his last. At length n night
a gentleman called to see HIM, and spoke
Of DR.. Jayne's Expectorant; said that
he was too far gone to live, but that
there could be no harmin trying It,
The same night we sent 10 Springfield
and obtained a bottle, and commenced
giving it &c him, with little hopes Of lt'
having any effect. His physicians call
ed next day at his usual hour, and the
moment he entered the room pronounced
him better. We sent for more Of tht
E%xpectorant, and gave him that and no
Thing else until he was entirely cured
He topk twenty.seven hotties and his
, health has been better since then he
was before his sickness, He is now il
HopkinsyilIe, Ky. attending to his bust
ness. Respectfully yours
' JULIA A. w%ooDFoRD.
Prepared only by DR., D. Jayne Phi
and sold on agency by
PRIESTLY u MOSBY.
March,,1l 1848, , 25-2
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MMEw go sroRE.

SHE undersigned would respectfully
n invite the attention OF the inhabit
ants Of Madison County and its vicinity
to examine his extensive Fall and Win.
lei. Stock, comprising a great variety Of
the most Useful, Nelcest and FaShioaa,
Die Goods, ali Of which viii be sold at a
very low price for cash; consisting in
partviz:
FOR THE LADIES.
CerroG ordo Plaids, Gala do.
Victoria Plaids, Oregon do, all Silk do.
Silks-Black Gro de Rhein,
Stripe and Wat'd do. P. de Sole do.
French Ginghams, Satin Alpaca Neri
nos,
Wrought Caps, Splendid article,
Worked Collars, Under Hd'k'fs.
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black Silk Lace,
Check Muslin, Swiss and Jackonet do.
Shalls-Terkeri, Maud Cashmere Net,
&c.
Fillet Wells, Worsted Mitts, Gloves,
And many other things too numerous
to mention. Gail and sec, .
DOMESTICS.
Negro Clothing Kerseys, Flannels,
Blankets, Ticking, Carpet Warp, &c,
rery Cheap.
CLOTHING A Splendid Variety,
Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy Cashmere
do,
Fancy Cashmere Sacks, Black, do Boys
do.
Fine Black Dress Coats, Frock do, Fan.
cy Vests,
Cravats, Hosiery, Buck Gloves, F'ch do
Under Garments, Wool and Cotto n do
Blue, Black PaIetoes, Felt and Tweed
do,
Fancy, Tweed D'Orseys, Black Clotf
Cloaks,
Superior Shirts, fine do common do,
Suspenders, Comlorters, &c, &c,
. Also, q large assortment of
} SUPERIOR CARPETS,
Extra Fine Carpets, All Wool Fill dc
English Druggets, Ingram do do, Tat
. ten Rugs, Carpet Binding, &c, &c.
y Together with a large stock of Hard
ware, Cutlery, Crockery-ware, Glass
ware, Saddlery, Travelling Trunk.
$ Hats and Caps ofall kinds, Writing Pr
t per, and many other things not mentor
d cd.
b The system hat have adopted emf
BILE me to offer advantagesto purchase;
such as have never before been presen
ed in this country-and which will say
$ them at least 90 per cent. from cred
prices.
IS s. B. SHELDON,
d October %, 1847.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOkSs
EDREsCOTT's Conquest of Mexico,
u Peru,
Napoleon and his Marshals,
Washington and his Generals.
Bancroft's History Of U. States , vols,
Theirs French Revolution,
Froissart's Chronicles,
McCauIey's Miscellanies,
Simpsons Journey Round the World,
Life Of Paul Jones,
Rev. Sidney Smiths works,
Charlotte EIizabeth's works,
De Aubigne's History Of THE Refor-
nation,
Dicks Works,
Porciyal's Elegant Extracts,
History Of Oregon and California,
Wilson's American History,
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered,
Philosophy of Magic,
Omoo, by Melville,
Dictionary Of Pootical Quotations,
The OHal for l848,
The Amarhnth Tor 1885,
Friendships Offering for l848,
Homer's Had,
tIomer's Odyssey,
Rush on the Voice,
Kame's Elements Of Criticism,
Darby's Gazetteer,
Porlour Letter Writer,
Paul and Virginia,
Robinson Crusoe,
=. Illustrated,
Balboa Cortez and Pizarro,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Sandrord and Merton,
Transatlantic Tour, Dana,
~Hydropathy, or the Water Cure,
Buffers Analogy,
Hazlitt's Table Talk,
Tourists Guide,
DIsraeli's Novels,
The Alps and the Rhine,
Daniel Dennison, by Mrs. Holland,
Beauchamp, by James, "A
The Inheritance, by Miss S, Ferrier,
The Castle of Ehrenstein, by James,
Tales of Woman's Trials, by Mrs. Hall
A Simple story, by Mrs. lnchbald,
Gina Mars, BY Count de Vigny,
The Ladies' Work Box Companion,
noe" Self Instructor in Milliner!
" Complete Confectloner, &c
Just received and for sale by
E D WARD & Co.
November 20, 1847.
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La' 4 Canton would res s.
P Pdis' inform n the oi ,i z soI 4.
t ..,1,v lH that they yin intend nc T Posg.
Pn ny Thospipn HALL 4 oEod duss,
4 " bs applied app to The b G.ea5
Ion E?l,g' made 10 make this
BE- ep altiiIiant and interesting g
no'i 9 .rpr before occurred n
| by Il addition to the usual .,l'd
/. y. 4 an occasion there VIII
|,. s,lsn one ne or two olive , Mex,
i'1 ill present the audience audience
b he peculiar characters S1el.s
nonntfion-those, therefore:
s.,i,nps Of enjoying an agree
.%ninmcnt' WIN WIZ ' o%bibition o.
attending inc
Big. sO--31
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NJ subscriber on Saturday day
|I,tof April, a grey pony ;n n :
0fo ,;ebt foot in the middle Of
NV ,,5' as high as the opposite
|ssiter around his neck and
- r..r ! id. The highth | can
Nv person returning him
" .aiiy rewarded in beeswax
1i4'} JAMES BARRY.
Il. M So
ADflt -
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Co-pARTNERsEIIp.

FEVHE undersigned have this day as.
= sociated themselves under the FIRM
of Pinckard 4. Heade, son, 10 conduct a
General Commission Business, and so.
llcit from the friends OF the late con-
Germs Of Gilmore u Henderson and
George NJ. Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed On
them.
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IRON N NAILS.

TUST Received, a large assortment
of Stackers, Wood & Co.'S, Ten
nessee Iron. Also, a large lot OF Boston
Nails, and for sale by
D. w. MURPHY & co.
At the Old Store of 'ordts q Mont
gomcr7.
March 4, l848, II 25-tt
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3 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County.

Y STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County:
Probate Court Of said County,
March Term, 1913.
pearing to the satisfaction Of the
It that Peninah J. Johnson. (Iate
j. ]. Davis, adnlinistratrix, and
N Johnson, administrator Gin
bls wIie) of the estate of Elan
rs, deceased, have failed and me-
. make their regular settle.
Ps administrators aforesaid, and
ring also to the Court that said
Blrators are not residents Of this
N reside beyond the limits there,
'ua. me ordinary process Of this
sannot be served on them. 1t IS
'fe ordered by the Court that, un.
M administrators appear before
IVY at the next term thereof, (be
md Monday in May next,) and
settlement as the law requires,
'seFs VIII be revoked. 1t is furth.
Ereq Tint publication thereof be
Puce 9 week for two successive
Z lne Mississippi Creole, a new.
is held.
" Y JOHN T. CAMERON, Cl'k.
y 70, l848. 1929
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n. N.

.~gttorWey 0t W a a0,
Canton, Madison County, MississiHpi'
Office, the room above the Post Office,
Will hereafter attend the Circuit Courts
in Tie counties Of Alfalfa, Lcake, Madi-
son, Yazeo and Holmes. Business emf
trusted to his care will receive his zeal
GUS attention. Al
January 90. I348. le-6m
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NOTICE..

4 Eichelstein & Co., being
|, u y he dissolved, they inform
ls5tors that every note and
\, ''p HEM which is not paid by
|inst', will be placed in the
.'oaicers for collection ..,,
gbo wish to save cost will
M lmnEplATELY, if not sooner
: iFICHELSTEIN & co.
III 3 1848. 80 80
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RIO COFFEI
NOTICE.

TEVIIE property in Sharon known as
- Mr.. A. C~ompbeIl's, consisting Of
large two story dwelling, Kitchen,
Smoke house, cistern, &c, together with
seven acres Of land, will be sold at auc-
ton before the Court House door in the
town Of Canton, on the second Mondays
10Th day Of April next, toathe highest
bidder for cash. Title warranted.
A. G. ALSWORTH, Agent.
March 18, l843. 28-3t
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CAN BE CURED,

10 cures that have been recor-
laa safely say that the annals
M can furnish but fe ' equal
sbich now stands a living proof
liability Of Consumption, even.
has been despaired of, Thorn
Ap-his person was seized with
cold, which produced a severe
brought on an inflammation Of
lie had frequent pains in the
Revise in both sides, experience
difficulty in breathing-had CO.
sweats, and was subject to an
splitting Of blood.
ibis situation he placed him
highly celebrated physician
bose care he remained twomonth
hisdlsease still growing worse
tried the Thompsonlans, and
1inthe use oftheir remedies for
/, without any relief. He next
serdsed remedies with no better
The disease continued pro.
gradually until he took fresh
Then commenced sinking fast
a short period over thirty
b weight. Ho then tiled the
Rthy system for three months, q
Eof which time he was reduced
Bro skeleton, At this crlIica
his disease, with scarcely ou5
help, he commenced using th'
f Wild Cherry, and in ~ week.
70 Of this Balsam he was restore
b, and at the present time ha.
Emptom of the disease in an,
pg:--We the undersigned hav
| intimately connected with thu
lamed Thomas Lochran hereb.
Ihis statement to be perfectly
Gl oRGE CuRTIss
John MAXWELL.
he advertisement,