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New York Cattle Market.

JAN. l0.--At market 900 Beef Cattle 100 Cows and
Calves, aud 1900 sheep and Lambs.
Beef Cattle The offerings for the past week were
fewer than have known for months past. Holders
firm and prices still further buyers
the whole rather backward Sales at from So to
So so per cwt. lot of 40 head shipped to Bermuda
There but 100 southern cattle sale during the
week the supplies being mostly from the north and
$50 left over.
Cows and Calves continue in active demand at fair
prices all at market taken at prices ranging in
quality, from S23 to 30s50.
Sheep and Lambs Owing to the reduced supply pr
cas- have still upward tendency. AL sold at from
81 IS to 2 50a5 SO.
Hogs-We notice the sale Of 6ne lot from Ohio at
cts.
Hay and Straw-We have nothing new to notice I'M
der this head this week Both selling At the prices
quoted last week. viz Hay 80 cts straw 81 so per
hundred bundles.
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PHrLApELPs,A. ian .4IM-Arived-Schs sarah Ann,
hoffman, do; Frances Haieit MeIios, Fall River
C!eaied--Brig uImus, Smith, Boston.
TBy Special Expres.1
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan Cicaynne Office Arr ships Fevo,
Coffin Boston; Hudson Psge New York; Cnn,, tspl Mora
Havana; Lame tB0 Nichos kmgson ia; Allegheny Shank
land Phadephia South Port, egouod at the English Turn
PerthshiTe Obi johnson, Glasgow; Columbus (Bi) -, at
Inc Mile Points brss Rosario (spl Gsnia Havana Moni
quita (Sp) -. Havana; sau Miguel t5p) VmJsa Havana;
Gro Ryan, Wood Manzas; Gchs lows yler do; Monterey
AppIeby. Mobile; Eliz, Brown. Hvlcr, Havana.
Cid ships Elizabeth Lambert Lverpool; Robert Kerr tB
Montgomery do; Haopahannock Drummond dos Commerce
Harris Trieste; Seaman Myck Baltimore ba Union. (s.
Tore Barcelona brig Plato Bachelor New York schr Eli
Eabeth, DuDton, Mobile
Towbost Psnher ien sw Pass at SPIN Stat urepors shirs
Thomas Wright Apollo aud Arcole still the bar and IL
square r,gRed vessels in the oifing bound in.
Towboat shark towed to the bar shp lu,kina.
Towb,at Panther lowed to 29b plt schs Churchman
and Velasco and to the bar ,hip Carolus -
Tow bost Star towed 10 2Sb ult ba Ks Wright,
Touro, bngs Osprey, Lorctto, and schr Pioneer,
miscellaneous Record.
TIE SHIP WEsTMfNsTER for London will sail this day
IL o'clock The ship SPLENDID for Havre, will sail 10
IL o'clock The ship WATERLOO, for LIVERPOOL will
sail Thursday Letter bars OF above Exchange
Reading Room
BARK AMELIA MULHoLLANp Cochrane, OF New Haven.
wrecked previously supposed, the Island Of
nousjre Dec She bound 70 New Orleaus with salt.
vess and total loss, arrived at New Oesps She
yes good vessel Of about 900 ons formerly engaged In the
Rie Jaasifo HsAs
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ttuts Of grass At Santa Fs there was large aAls Of
American Aour ct $s 20 per ow and the price
market was we'll supplied Major Reynolds, in command
OF Taos had returned from his expedition against the
Indians the stormy weather having prevented him from
New Mexico the Santa Fee Republican of the 18th says
This body, under the existing orders, Is to set the
nrst Monday in next month but the OWL authority
seems to be 30 completely everpowered by the military
that the members, understand, will deem 1t matter
OF supersrogation to act unless Gen Price, when be
comes empowered and feels disposed to give more In
SANTA FE, New Mexico, Nov. ls, ls47 Lieut. Glib
bons, Of Mejor Walkers battalion, arrived here few
days since from Socoro and reports McNars Lieut.
Col Jones's command at FL Psso. Rails is there by this
time. Lieut. g reports that Mr.. Thomas Skilman in
terpreter and guide to the command, sent in sd
with twenty men to reconnoitrs the Pass Gen
Armijo hearing OF his advance fed lt was to my
tain knowlsdge, the determination of Mr. Skilman to
capture the valiant governor II he laid eyes him. and
no would have succeeded had not Armo heard Of his
proximity There were no troops ut the Pass,
from Santa Fee Ell Paso and other points where troops
are stationed, speak Of alarming state Of affairs
listing among them Not only the privates, but fire.
qusnty the officers were guilty of and
mutnies among them were Of common occurrencs-S
Louis Republican, Dec. 80.
MALL Failures
subscriber to the Herald writes US from Eatonton
Ga follows: 81 derive but little benefit from any
newspaper On account Of the miserable mail arrang
ment, we generally receive verbal ahead ofthe mail
papers:
The W Nsssss1. paper ma. failed at Augusta Ga jan
E.stsn q +. q Cincinnati s
The Northern mail failed at Charleston, Jan. 4
/" southern " :, Cincinnati, :" s
Mails frequently failed throughout Missouri, ell
We are indebted to friend for copy of the ~ Y.
Herald Of Friday received on Monday night. Is two
fact the mail Is deranged that papers very
oertain.-S Savannah Georgian, Jan. 5.
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I'll A RITIM IL HE II A I'D,
Port Of New York, January IL, lS4S.

Cleared.
Shps--Westmin'ter, (pktl Warner, London, Grswod;
Warren, LAYTON, Glasgow. Dunham Dimon; Vandalia,
Norton, New OHesn., + Collins
Barks-T.sman, Graham, Calcutta and Maorus, Croker
&Waren; Exact steveas syarnah stuges Chairman Co.
Brg.-Iransit. Nemes st Vnceat, Middleton co: En-.
pire BaxtI Galveston, Brewer Nelson; volusia' Etch.
Schs-Paune. Young, Apalachicola, Taiman; States.
man. Loring, Georgetown Sc Badger Peck Co; Da.
Wis, Briggs, Wilmington, NC.
Arrived.
Schr Isabella Johnsoa, Ncwb.rn NC. 20 master Sid in
with schs Globe Charleston Julia, ard Mary, al for New
York $50 . 49,.
s: chr German Oak. Roberts, Washington. NC.
Sehr Samu. Dayton. Decker Virginia.
Schr franklin, Beers, Virg MIA.
SIR Dresden, Lawrence, Frankfort Me. viii FT,Eitc,
navy yard. .
Schr Aurora, Pirrot. Machias, Me.
Schr Kate Aubry, York Portland
schr Blllow, farker Gloutese5 days. to walker Til.
ford.
Below,
ship, / brig, at anchor the bsr
Sailed.
Shps Patrick Henry LIVERPOOL; Jamesiown do; Aymar,
Monevdeo; Quebec, New Orleans; brgs Manhattan Apa-
ZACH cola; Winthrop -.
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THE CAprAIN OF The MEYIcAS srY Cosr.,v Col No.
mipgus1, the commander OF the Spy comosnv Ia t;en
scott pay 10 no besuty Coarse sensuaitv /. ~.
dominant Characteristic Of the face Those ,,bo
seen tbs man dssorioe him a viilaneus looking fellow
altogether-N. O. P,ooyune, Ia inst. ''"O"
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T1K HxrpHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATIsE,
- the Diseases Of the Genital Organs Their Natufe
individual Of both ss,ss 9Th EdI.SS, ss pPs
The United States snsds &c Sold also. by the Author ~
Greenwich street; o. mailed Free ec1ro enveiorcs On
New York.
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There was received at Albany, during the month end
Ing the Slst December per Albany and schepectsav
railroad, 26I 0sa pounds Of poultr as follov,Sur,
the nrei two weeks 81 500 lbs third week rs 100 b.
aud fourth week os,l24 lbs--aiborp Ep,. Journal
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COMMERCIAL INTIILLIGENCK.
S6OpH M r

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1o-FYrst Bodrd.-sio0o U Tr SIS
99T 10 Sch Nav Tx 100 Norstown 10 l85 Lehgh Cl
Sc p 85 80 Mer Manu- Blk OF Pittsburgh l6 500 Loan
6's ct 50; 1900 do 9yI.
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PMHYsICfAN. IS years resident pset

Film. GERMAN PHYSICIAN, Is years resident pracn-
toner in Philadelphia The Of all diseases OF the skn
sladies Of delicate natures and desuenve habits Q, youtn
sjl Continues TO engage Dr. Knkelins utmost attention In
vad. whose complaint: in the most desperate condcp
nav depend on being always conducted by Dr. X himself
with prompt safe and energetic treatment to perfect care
Strangers cling supplied moments notice with med
cine the mseves the most convenient and
private manner Cure warranted charge required Let
ers post paid will prompt attention Residence N w
corner Of Third and Union streets half from the III
change For full particulars sce+th page of the Philade-
pts Sririt III the Times.
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BALTIMoRE, Jan. 10, 1913.


Grand Democratic BaH-Departure Of Mr.. Clay
The Destructive Fire-1he Ice Trade.
This evening the grand democratic ball, in
honor of the Sth of January, takes place at the
Holiday street theatre, which has been hoored
over and splendidly decorated for the occasion
Mr. Clay leaves Baltimore this morning for
Washington, after having spent several days in
quiet way with his old friend Christopher
Hughes, who was his Secretary at the treaty OF
Ghent and is one Of our most polished and hos
pltable citizens. He has been called on, during
his stay, by large concourses of his old friends,
and large numbers are now hocking to the cars
10 give HIM parting salute.
the extensive retail grocery store of Messrs
BAR Saitzer, coraer OF Centre Market Space
aud Swan street, was destroyed by fire yester-
oay morning, with most of its contents
During the past n ght ice has been formed in
this vicl ity, to the thickness of several inches.
and the prospects Of our ice house keepers have
imoroved exceedingly. There has been no ice
saved here yet, and the prospects of good crop
are Frightening TO-DAY.
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The expenditure for common schools in North Caro-
lima for the year ending Sst October SOC oil 81 ;
The literary board 81 Oas education Of the deaf and
duub, es,4ao building tben seyium, $4,000 and
Tor noral college $4,000 Total expenditures for puf
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DUBLIC HOUSE FOR sALE.-The fixtures, lease and
one door of Chatham Possession Immediately
Inc lodgen alone will than pay the rent. great
nance for wishing engage the business
= or pal ticulars enquire on the premises.
CHLOROFORM.-This new agent for producing insensi
putty to pain surgical and obstetric
can be had carefully and ecty with drec
tons for use, at Dr. Chlton's Chemca Dept SO Cham
bers street. On of increased facilities for manufac
ure the price OF the article Is now considerably reduced
WANrED-A situation by respectable woman cook,
w washer or iroaer small family The best Of city
reference can be given Apply the drug store
Of sp,ing and Mott streets for two days
WAN1ED-A situation by respectable woman, as
w chambcrmsid washer or ironeI TO do the general
given. Appy at AZ Hubert street, the Basement
WANTED INSTRUMENTATION. honest. intelli.
w gent. active and pcrseveIinR meat in city
town, five thousand Inhabitants and every
county within each State of the United Sste dispose of
States Gas the pubic have decided, whose judgment al
ways juN) Each either for the amount Of
numbers no them furnish with undoubted bonds
the Of thousand dollars for his hoEs,tys TO
the public and the publisher with written
recommended of his good character from the
decide under the Men, with the above requ
SITES clear above all expenses fom two hun
dred hree thousand collars annually The amount will Do
pend upon the location and of the men TOR the business
Some men making ~ these rates with the work lie
business Will be Iermanen year after yesr Apply either
Nassau street, New York.
Roy WANTED in lawyers Off. e; one who write
- good hand may apply at No Hanover stiest third
ftO
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upon the bill introduced by Mr.. Phenix, to in
crease the number of harbor masters AZ the port
OF New York, from four to seven. Mr. Phenix
referred TO the increased and increasing com
merce OF the great metropolis as a strong reason
why the number of harbor masters should be
increased
MIR Cross moved 10 amend,he bill 81 that
New York should have SIX harbor masters, and
Brooklyn should have the seventh; and that the
fees received by these seven officers should be
equally divided among them all.
There was a decided opposition 10 this amend
ment, when, on motion OF Mr.. Bowie, who men-
toned that he would offer substitute 10 the
bill, the committee rose without voting upon
any OF the propositions.
1T is rumored that Mr.. Uzziah Wenman Ga
member of the last Legislature) will be ap-
pointed one of the harbor masters
The war resolutions and the anti-war aud the
anti slavery resolutions, which have been intro
dHced into the two houses, have been referred
10 the committee on military affairs. When
these resolutions come up for consideration, we
expect TO have an exhibition of genius and
eloquence and fury, which would not disgrace
even the old House at Washington we have
some bright-eyed men in the lower House, and
we are waiting to see them snap their leading
strings.
/ give you the following ticket: For Presi-
dent, Henry Clay for Vice -Pres dent, John
Van Buren,. John says that when Clay gets on
the avenue once more, with the big cracker Oh
his whip, he will lick out all his competitors
The young prince, we see, has been elected a
delegate to the democratic convention, which
Will assemble at Utica next month. At that con-
vention We shall have some important proceed
ings.
Gedney and Spencer, the newly elected in
spsctors of State prisons, made all their appoint
ments without regard TO the wishes of the CEN
tral regency. For this Independent course, these
gentlemen deserve the public thanks.
The Senate, yesterday, in secret session,
confirmed the nomination OF Col. A. II. Abel ,
as canal appraiser, vice Judge Hayden, removed.
Colonel AbelPs nomination for this Office was
rejected several times by the Senate OF lS47.
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New sAM &c. S.:A or
ed under shaI,e from this state VIII have for the
three and pilots
Qam,ar with western yer pptiuE WHICH said Officers &C.
in vene zuss, aud BY the Board Of Director.
'S
as to
business hcaons good habits aud uqereeptionable
III Company BY the director. ia; !.
,s s
applicants qu,h6canens beng qus shall 'ck
% and
who may be selected viii hold in esdns.. to
viii :rs s' ssss is
attended and Be had with he subscribe.
fr NJ Nh . %ssfAH AZ g L hfss'y street, from
ID sTEAMsHiPs, between Boston end Liverpool, and be-
sSS 4.esS. nS and ealing to
Lott om Boston, Saturday,, 18Th january BRIA. Capt
e ssa
in he ms s. from r on
ger, viii ehaIsed freight GA pTsossi luggage when
sonsl expenses An experienced Surgeon bord These
Steamships carry the following disting uhing Lights "A
clear White Liaht the Mast head Green do STAR
board Bows Red do Port Bow. For Freigt Passage
apply TO + CUNARD, Jr- SO Broadway.
E0kNEW OKLEANs-tOai.lana, ns New YS,l Line
l. If Packen-Very reduced rates Of Frsiaht=The new
and splendid fa.t sailing packet bark SHERWOOD Burs
ley loading will positively sail Thursday,
January lsth her regular For freight ha
leans wharf, foot ofsWa street or to g. COLLINS IS
South street Agents in New Orleans Mr. VIM Creevy, who
Will promptly forward all goods 10 his address Positively
freight will be received board after "Wednesday evening
January l1th Packet ship Clifton, j. B. lngssoll will
coed the Sherwood. and sail on her Iegula Iday.
DOR LIVERPOOL-NEW LINE-Reguar Packet OF
Il the 26th yanuary-The and splendid fest sailing
packet ship SHERIDAN. George B. Cornish, MASTER
loading ard will positively sail aboye-her regular day
For freight or passage having splendid Recommendation
T. X Collins Sc South The Packet Ship GARRICK
regular day.
NOTlCE.5-Packst ship CLIFTON i, dlseh.IT,ns At the
~ foot Of Pike street. f. H. Cousignees requested
attend to the receipt OF their goods inmediatsy.
Uh sALEThe splendid Ealing astensd ship
LOUISVILLE. Apply to L X. COLLINS, So South
M EiNHAHDTS GlLDED BnAss LETTERS FOR
W SlGNS-Ihese letters remarkable for durability,
and bancy the gliding unequalled other article
IN the brancy warranted to stand
% ths weather They apanned color that
oe desired Orders left at Jones' Beebee Co Ia Fulton
street VIII DC attended TO- The partneahp heretofore
tutV
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BURGLARY AND FIRE PREVENTED. by tho saoE

simple and contrIvancet attached BY
Of wires the doors. windows shutters, which
the least notion set the Alarm Bell ringing. which will
awake the sleeper The Alarm" be placed
any par, Of the buildinEIhs price of them ]. very e
the Sun Building Seeys franklin House, and Dan
forth Co.'s, Broadway and Wall street, by Duncan West,
Little Green Liberty who the for tho
They will take pleasure showing the operation
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ERoM THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Au.
%s s:
daily :ss:s :sSI:s :s
Iponihs until she reduced almost 'kestoa During
s'af
ssd T very BAD eHrs for syt S me hs was
s e. ny g T. did 90 and
ssd s Te, si.s
to =:
Sse ss
:. :::ss:
T1Q THE INHABITANTS OF THE WORLD-To
nsao. to ssS pa
S si and hsE' s.%y s s
s nsa
m.diene and whe COMMANDED such snccmium' from yOu
hs' w h xi no yet q
e. . w.s ps. the the
ssaa:a Tas Moa
p # y. s,h A% g
2sSs s Of snh a. and Bs.
Ghs be S1
Z: gs SoS 'p Pe. .e BY Sd Dr. I
agents for Wistsr's Balsam. ------------
II TRKBRIDs's TATTEKs ALLs HEAVE POWDERS
h This remedy which from its great hss gMnea uSn
for the cure Of coughs colds and .Imlls!
pulmonary complaints with which horses are subject ~ sun
be the hest remedy used or these
and will cure rnv case of the kind that be sced up
They axe also an excellent condition ano VIII I'M
prove every way Of an nnhssthy h0ms %
meuing IN .v.,en, Sold by A. H. Cough Co, 40 Fulton
steel nv Bnskley & Simonion Bulls Head, and at New
York Tatteralls - =
NY0 1,TTRE NO PAY-LH,. CORBrrT. ID Duans street.
IN her of the Royal College Of Surgeons London may
- IN of certain delicate diseases prnc-
ice fourteen MS devoted to yeneea DI
g. the form of this disease Recent cases cured
~ No mercury used restraint in diet BUSH
IA in or TWO weeks with scarce
main DebilityThose individually who
Ave INDUCED loasome habit can positively be re.
health and society Remember ~ Duane street. neSt
IL LII
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IFE ASSURANCE Hon. j. Ltander Starr, IA Wall 1t
II Sir About two years before his DEATH Mr. Charles
Schenck Of thi, city hi, life for the National
Loau Fund Life Assu Society, OF which you the
General Agent After having paid annual prempms, he
died suddenly in August last 1t with much pleasure
that behalf Of his surviving widow and children acknOw
ledge the The full Of the policy
dav which, according terms Ut became due Will
have the goodness the Board Of Directors the
grateful feelings and the entire satisfaction Of the widow
well Of SELF for the ude aud fairness with which
they acted the and paid the amount of the
serves ente them the of the public For
self the of high regard for the courtesy
and frankress evnced BY interviews with
relation This With much respect yours SIT PHEN
HASBROUCK, ia Spring street. New York, 9Th January,
1873.
COAL AT REDUCED PRICES-I am selling the
EeIed At $ 50 per The largest 7s No5 IS IS fol- stove
per Two Of large Chesnut for sale.
PETER CLINTON. OF King and Greenwich
gDIJHGIARY AND FIRE PREVENTED NV tho sdor.
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subscriber to the Herald writes us from Estonton
Ga follows 81 derive but little benefit from any
newspaper On account Of the miserable mail arr ang
meut, generally receive verbal ahea ofthe mail
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boy WANTED in a lawyers Off e; on write
- good hand may apply No Hanover stest. third
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-07-14
] i i I i I i +
El5O 600 nIEA1

Annually of Consumption in the United
States yet how many could have been saved ifthey
had resorled 10 DR.. Rogers Liverwort & Tar in
season. THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS are now tes-
tliying that il has saved their lives aud restored
them 10 Heallh-No one need DesPAIR! though
your physicians and friends give you up TO DEL!
you cannot be worse than Ms. Rove, of Stanton
who was given up by her Doctors aud friends TO
DIE with the LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION We
publish her certificate in addition 10 the vast mum
Der Obtained in Cincinnati. to show that the cure
il makes not confined 10 that City alone but in
every place where i, has been introduced, Read
what she saws:
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For the LGReGSter Gazette.
Brothers, Unite.

by }. G.-AiR-DeGreG Mae.
We as band OF brothers brave, united by one
tie,
FOR freedoms cause should nobly stand and with
each other vie
Our country now expects that all will to himself
prove true.
Aud with united hearts and hands will bear her
safely through.
Como brothers then;0h now your strength unite.
And with your brave old hero, come arouse in all
your might.
And though no foreign dangerous fee now march.
es on our SOIL
Still yet more nSiduous ouo our country would
embroil:
Aud lend its aid to scret strife. and dscord mongst
US SOW,
70 friends Of freedom guard 70 we'll against this
lurking foe.
Come brothers &c.
The price cffrsedOm only can by watching be
IfOnce It's lost then cad tho task its blessings to
regain;
ln union then our strength consists, oh why
should we divide,
And forfeit thus our common rights through stub.
boruness nnd pridcl
Who're ia the glow that once inspired each va,
liant heart Of old,
Hasnow each boasted patriots heart in sellishnesl
grown coldl
Oh no, we now are all assured each patriot SOL
will vie
And all his truest efforts givo to save our liberty
Gene brothers, &c.
fe have noble trust ut stake, ye freemen guard
itwell,
Exert your manly hearts uS one. and all will yel
be well:
Let not disunion. mar your stength-your energie,
DIVIDE,
Then IN your cause, strong stulwart hearts will
rush from every side
Como brothers, &c.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
in great variety, such as

Wgfedt Udrlety, sNch as
BROWN and BLEACH TABLE CLOTHS,
Fine Dnmask Linen do. Napkins
BLEACH and BROWN SHEETINGS, from
two to three yards wide Pillow Case Cottons,
BED BLANKETS Of all sizes and prices,
Furniture Checks, Furniture CaliCOes
Domestic Plaids, Towel, Diaper and Cras: in
short every thing in this line Of Goods at whole
sale prices,
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{ 9 & { 9 g

This is 10 certify thai, some months since. wa
taken with pain in my side and breast; called in
the aid of several physcians but they failed to give
me any relief, and for the space ofone year grew
rapidly worse in addition 10 this was attacked with
violent cough; although an excellent physician
lived in the same house, and used the greatest exer
tion, aud paid the sircest attention. il bafled all
his skill--Iwo others were called in. one OF which
was an aged aud skillfu physician, hut all their ef
forts proved alike unavang. AT last physciaG
who was attending a camp-meetng in the nrighDor-
hood, came 10 see me, and declared that | could
not last more than one day longer; Also all Of the
vast number who came 10 see me, believed that
few days al most must end my earthly career NV
FRIENDS WERE NOW CALLED IN TO SEE ME- DIE! But
my brother at this crisis, Clearing Of the aslonsh.
ing cNres performed by DR.. Rogers Compound Syr.
up Of Lverwon aud Tar,) went TO Cnillico,he and
back distance ofsxty miles, IN l3 hours, to GET
some Of the above medicine: | commenced taking
il, and strange to tell before had used hafa bottle,
the cough was entirely cured, from this time re.
covered npidy, md when had used Two bottles, |
was able 10 ASSUME my family vocatlons as usual
am fully satisfied that if il had not been for this
excellent medicine, | would now be in INV grave; I;
and must in justice say, that truly return nv sin
cere thanks 10 the inventor of this priceless medicine
and would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
eased lungs to give il a trial,
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undersigned, do certify, that this nc.
count Of Mrs, Rowe is correct, we being personally
acquainted with all the circumstances.
p. P. JOHNSON,
PETER P. MATTHEW'S,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOS. EVANS,
Stanton, Ohio Feb 7, I84S