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Therefore Congress may entirely pronio0 'ne
e,poralon of particular articles OF co'i'n'''e
[irom The States. .,.,. ,f nro.
II "slaves constitute only one article Oh pro
perry" ...o,u ,,ob;bi, The
ernor,a,ion of slaves from The Slaies,-ie e. may
pass The Wilmot Proviso.
IN nConsress may entirely prohibit all com,
,srce with foreign nations in particular articles
OF commerce" ,,,v The
Tae above clause gives Congress exactly 'ne
same mower over commerce between 'he o'a'eS
80 ove, commerce with foreign nations.
Therefore Congress may entirely pFoh'o'' az
commerce between the States in particular aI'i'
cles Of commerce.
~ "slaves constitute only one article OF Pre-
perry" ,. ,oh;,;, ,hs
slave trade between the States!
v. Gen. Taylor says that Mr.. Jeherson's
nrinciples are his principles. MIR. Jefferson (ac-
cordiny to the Times) held that Congress may
entirely prohibit all commerce, either with foreign
nations or among the States. Therefore General
Taylor holds that Congress may prohibit The ex-
ponaton of slaves from The States, and all COM
mercc in slaves between The States &C., &C., &c.
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go Contractors.

DROPOShLs VIII De ftcciVed dt lie once OF tho
L James River 4, Kanawha Company, In Richmond
for the connection between The BASIN 81 Richmond
and The Richmond Dock. This work viii consist y,
three locks of 10 feet t and of ID feet 't-iut,
mediate canals for aggregate distance Of about hal
mile with such culvers, walls wastes street bfds.
&c, shall be necessary-and stone dam acrus,
James River, In the Falls, at Richmond.
This work will be paid for in bonds Of The Company
TO be issued under authority of act of Legislature
running twenty years. bearing per cent interest
semi annually and secured by the net reyenu,
Of the Richmond Dock.
Besides the usual reservation Of 90 per cent on the
monthly estimates the contractor or contractors w
be required to give ample security, satisfactory 10 The
Board oil directors, Tor Tho Complexion of work a,
the times aud IN the manner specified in the Contracts
Plans oil the above works viii br exhibited and a.,
chcatons thereof delivered 10 contractors al the Com
pany's Office, in Richmond.
WALTER GWYSS.
Chief Engineer II the ]. r SK 10.
Richmond, July lIth Isis-dScalw6w
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From The C6arLest0n Cmirir, Aug. Is.
Latest from Mexico.

REV OL U ZION SO PP K E E u.
An arrival at New Orleans from Mexico
brings Vera Cruz dates Of The Sd inst, and the
gratifying intelligence that The Revolution In that
country had been 6aally suppressed. The par,i-
culars are not given,-but iiom the fact being
slated that the prisoners taken were discharged
aud pledged themselves to snppor, The govern.
ment, we infer lha; an action must have taken
place 10 which the insurgents were defeated and
q considerable portion OF their force captured.
Most OF the Americans left 10 Mexico had Ia.
ken their departure for Yncatan, whether armed
and organized, or with The view OF settling in
,ha, county, is not stated, bul l! may be tairly
presumed that our brave and eDterptising cili'
zens are prepared for any emergency that may
nyfse
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Exam The Ns,r Raren Rsgi,se,.

TIE DEAD LETTER OFFICE.
DEDICATED TO THE NEW HAVEN TAYLOR Sluss - :"
OLD COON.
Air-"The Mislleloe Bough."
The Whie leaders met in the Chinese Hall,
And their coonskins hung on he painted wall
For the various tribes had met that day
To souabble for Taylor aud squabble for Clay;
And rrumans was there with his Judas lace,
Inient on getting both power and place
For little he cares for the means or men,
Which brings the offices round again.
On, oh, that unpaid letter.
"rm weary of Harry" then Criltenden cried,
"To elect him our President ofen we've tried
There's no use in disgusting the lact-l vow,
Well be beaten again il we Try him now"
Thus on he ran-and they all began
To kick and TO curse al each tavoriIe man
Some swore stroae, 10 their dying day,
They never would vote for man but Clay.
Oh, oh, that unpaid lenef.
They squabbled all night, and they squabbled next
day
Still some we're for Taylor and some for Clay
Some for old Whitley, and some Tor black Dan
Some tor Northern or southern man;
But the dough heads ruled, and the bioodhounds
wonl
And the coons declared that old lack should rum;
And Morehead the shrew, was depuled to Tell
Old lack tina, The coonies loved him we'll
Oh, Oh, that unpaid letter.
He wrote that Disht-it was mailed next day
But no answer came-a month passed away
The coons were struck with amazsment all
Yel never an answer came al all.
The Locos grinned bur the coous were Cross
And Morehead vow'd that the mails were lost
While Truman he cried "where The DIS old
lack!
Tha. he does not send US an answer back7"
Oh, oh, that unpaid letter
A, las, an Old package all ,umbled and worn.
Was found in the dead letter office one moro-
The seal was torn off the clerks didn't they roar,
For the Morehead letter was there with more
Oh, the truth must be told-Mr Morehead fard
The postage to pay! when his le,lc- he mailed;
And tina honeyd epi.le Law Wondering there,
Coz OLD ZAcK HAD MT GOT the TEN CENTS TO
sPARE!
On, oh, that unpaid letter!
Oh. oh! that unpaid letter!
."rrumau" Smh-Cohneciicui Wing Sena-
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LIES HARVEST FIELD
nv M,as A. T.. WOODBRIDGE.

When morning wakes the earth from steep
With soft and kindling ray,
We rise. Life's harvest field 10 reap
IT'S ripening day by day.
To reap, sometimes with joyful heart
Anon with fearful eye
We see The Spoilef hath patI--
We reap with smile and sigh.
Full of the tares obstruc, our way
Full of we feel the thorn;
Our hearts grow faint-we weep, we pray
Then hope is newly born.
Hone that, at last, We all shall come
Though rough the way and long
Back 70 our Fathers house, our home,
and bring our sheaves with song.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE.
C0UTH fErSTEll. T,TfDt -D,B r

~
Wy,heville, Virginia, July 2Sth, ISIS.
PROPOSALS will be- received a. the Office In =.
lem, Roanoke county nnt the Goth day Of August,
for the grading ana Matchmaking seven miles IL N,
road between Salem and C!oyefdaIe and Al thr nr.r
in Wythevlilc, until the 2nd day Of September ,p,
extending from New River TO "yihcvi;.e. Each lei,
ton will be $500 feet long Bids Will stale III. prt
for The entire completion Of each section.
Plans profles aud specifications may be = . uoe.
application 10 the undersigned, at his Office .e,.,fs.
vile.
The work to be completed by the l., Of J,pu,,y
1850. LEWIS VI. PRErusT
Aug. 4-c9t Eng. and sup. i. " Tn nab
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At, meeting OF the Board of Trustees OF
Washington College, held on "Wednesday me ih's;
ll.h inslan to seIec, suitable individual 10 NIL
The office OF President. made vacant by the re-
sigpalion Of Dr.. RuIner, WIN. FL McGuPFEY,
L. L. D., at present Professor Of Moral Phioso-
phy in the University Of Virginia, was, we learn,
unanimously elected. We regard this as very
iudcious appointment and hope that DR.. Me-
Guifey will accept it.-[Lezinston Gasets.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALBANY.

UESTKUCTTVE FIHE IN HLoAN1'
A destructive IRE took place in Albany on
Thursday. 1t commenced in The heart OF The CT
", and swep' towards the river, destroying flve
hundred buildings, and burning vessels barses,
&c 10 the river.
Fully eighth of the city was destroyed The
flames were only checked BY blowing up houses
In the range OF the fire.
Upwards Of twenty persons were said 10 be
missing.
The number of barrels Of -four destroyed 10
about 10000.
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Senator BCNros, Who was arrested on the
charge OF having received challenge from Sena
tor BUTLER, was examined before The Washing.
inston Court on Wednesday and discharged
there not being particle of evidence aeains,
him. Mr.. BUTLER has given bonds In The sum
Of $4,000 TO keep The peace for the space OF
twelve months.
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POETRY.

We would commend, LOT Co"s'eS'o"i -
,eneral run Of sentimental verse makers 70
eeau,;tul simplicity and na'uralness OIL Inc 10
lowing: -[Si. Louis Reveie.
OUR LITTLE BOY.
When III. evening shadows gather
Round about our quie, hearth,
Comes our eldest born unto US,
Beading humbly TO the earth,
And with hands enciasped tightly,
And with meek eyes raised above,
This the prayer he offers nightly,
To the source OF light and love:
"Rless my parents, ., my Father
Bless my lille sister dear;
While geotlv take my slumoers,
Be Inv guardian angels near.
Should no mornings dawn e'er greet me,
Beaming brightly from The skies,
Thine The eye OF love TO meet me
In the pains OF Paradise
Now glad "good night" he gives Us,
And be seals il With kiss;
Nauehl of earthly sorrow grieves ns
10 an hour so full Of bliss.
Now our arms about him wrealhing,
One fond kiss before he sleep:
Soon we hear his gentle breathing
10 a slumber calm and deep.
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BAMELIA COUNTY.-The mce,ins OF
the Democratic Republican Parry Of Amelia,
which was notified TO be held a,lhc Cour House
on Jaly court day. was un.yoidably postponed
TO The first day OF August Couaiy Courl, being
The 24'h day OF this pfesen! month. On that day
the meeting will te held at the Courl House, for
The purpose of ralifyipg the nominations OF can.
didales for President and Vice Presi,ien, OF lhe
United States, and Of forming an Association
Several addresses are expected, and full a,len.
dance is desired. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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~ NOTICE "A special meeting of the De
mocratlc Association, Of the comfy of Powha
tan, will be held at the Huguenot Springs on
Saturday, the second day of September noxt
when addresses, by several gentlemen of dis.
tinctlon, may be expected. The public are re
specially invited to attend.
BIZ Tas PREsiDrsT or THE ASSOCIATION.
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II The Democratic State Central Committee
have appointed JAcos K sHArsa, Esq, Assistan,
Eector for the county OF Highland. Mr.. Shsfer
is we'll known a, an able Democrat and infu
entail citizen, aud his blows will be severely
felt by his Whis opponents.
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II NOTICE. "A meeting OF the Democratic
parry Of Fluvanna county will he held on Toes
day ne1I, The 22ad insl. al the Court House, for
The purpose OF appointing delegates 10 The Con.
veuIion 10 be held on toe 20ih OF September neY,,
10 The Town oil Lynchburg. A DEMocR.T.
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AZ We are requested to announce that Pa
TRICK Fl. ArLErr, Esq, OF this city, will address,
the Democratic Association Of the county Of
MiddieseI. on MONDAY, TIE 3lst DAY OF Az.
GUST, that being Court day.
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appointment by the Lieut.. Governor Of NTg'".a
LewisF. Robertson, Of Charleston, Commls'
sioner for the State Of Sonlh Carolina, 10 lake
dispositions, acknowledgements, &c,
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SPONTANEOUS COMPASSIONATE

SPONTANEOUS COM9USTION.-Th
reader will be amused, aud at the same time In
sIroced, BY perusins the vivid ske!ch Of the pro.
ceedinss OF late Taylor meeting held al Piusyl.
vania Court-house, which We publish in another
column. Taylor enthusiasm, or rather 'sponta.
neous combustion does mol seem 10 work vel
in old Virginia, according 10 our view OF the
signs Of The times. The "aaid" does not seem 10
tcke al all in Piltsyvania. Where's Coun.
clor Daniels eleventh hour aid," the i've
nerable Wi,cher"7 Where's President Tunslall
with "lhe railroad spescb"l
II Read the communication signed "Chesa
peake," and see how Spontaneous combustion
is Spreading in The Accomac district. Alas fol
Taylorism araila6iuy cannot triumph owe.
pr5neip,s,
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THE ADDRESS OF THE CENTRAL CON-
hiITTEE

MlTTEE.
We barely had the space yesterday to call the
attention Of our readers to the very able, clear
and well written Address Of the Democratic
State Central Committee to the Republicans Of
Virginia.
This Address, unlike that of the Wing Cen.
trail Committee, makes no sounding reference to
Washington, Jackson, Ces1y, Bonaparte or
Frederick the Great, as most exemplary states
men, although distinguished as Military Chief
tains; but it presents. in manner the most for
chile, the claims of our candidates upon the
people of Virginia for their suffrages. The OBJ
jections TO General Taylor are set forth in
manner equally persp'cuous, and while ne is
shown to be destitute of most of the necessary
qualifications for high civil station, such as ex
perience as a Statesman, knowledge of the
laws and Constitution of The land, knowledge
of the Commercial interests, the resources and
statistics OF the nation,' and an acquaintance
with our foreign relations, i. is likewise made
10 appear, that although on mos. questions in.
volying our dearest rights and best interests, he
has refused not only 10 give pledges, but even
to express any opinions, thus utterly denying
what he himself had termed "the inherent right
of every freeman" he has, notwithstanding,
made pledges and avowed doctrines of the most
Objectionable character.
The Address also exposes the audacity OF
Southern Wings in presenting Willard Fillmore
on their ticket, 10 the people Of The South, their
candidate for the Vice Presidency. The writers
Of the Address have furnished proof Sufficient 10
satisfy every reHac'iug mind Of The utter IN
soundness OF Mr. Fillmore on the great Southern
question; they were, perhaps, not aware Of he
mass Of evidence now 10 preparation, and which
is yel 10 be given 10 the public, to prove Milard
Fillmore, no, as he has been represented to be,
moderate au,i slavery man, bul an dbOfitionit, OF
the school Of Slaae, Giddings g. Co.
We say 10 every Democrat, in The State, read
this able Ad Tess, and study ii well; and il you
have any neishbnrs who are Wings give il 10
them. and let Them do the same. Circulate the
documents. Let the people have light.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
tue sieE' IL A Il olson
nEArnDAI hI,EA,,.,

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET. lcJLcMASs BUILDINGS
-Four doors NORTH ri PsnuSycG1la Arere.
wash Mgton.
- EVERLY TUCKER and JOHN T.. ADDJSoNl.r.
- associated themselves for the purpose OF pros4,u
inc claims Of all kinds before Congress and the
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed 10 n !,
above shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given 10 the following gentlemen
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vicr President; Hon ~ Nj.
son, Secretary OF the Navy; Hon. L. J. Walker s.c,
tafy ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. clean, q surr.m-
Court; Hon. X. VI. T. Hunter, U. j Senate. Gr,u.p,
Cox, Eal., Georgetown, ID. &.
VI John E. Addison, Attorney al Law, w IN confirm,
TO give eIsonal attention business before the seyrr,
Courts Of the District Of Columbia and the aajontns
counties of Maryland aud Virginia. ian. 2l-cly
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CRY or WILLIAMSBURG. JuIy 'riT =.
The undersigned having been appointed Sp-cai
Commissioner TO take the accounts directed by lhc
above decree the creditors of Thomas = cunts, u de-
ceased, are required 10 come in aud prove cir f,Ss
before he subscriber, nj his office In tbr citl OF WI
hamburg, before the 18Th day Of sep,rmltfne,.
or, in default thereof, they will be excluded from The
benefit Of thu decree. WI. PEN,hY
Aug. 5--cwiw Special Commissioner.
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-.srppN u,sTRIcT or vIRGlNl,-'s = II +
a M b. om s iss. wis% e a.:
f for and on behalf SAID rom@"H~ r.. ,s s
Cd u ts's Office 1vo !.r and q, cures to R.
cases decided IN The spP W'ra,,,a: BIZ Peacky %
H. i 'ns ssa:'1 " ess se Z ss s
fss Of Virginia. as p,op'eaG', .es 10 ,l
y with The &C. &C. 81 9., peesre n
the 'ovsfa se'' MAYO, Clerk Of the D' cous
A Copy, Certified unds. the "a, ss, Z, .. G,t
Testo,
Aug. l-cr4r
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TO PHYSICIANS TEACHERS AND
OTHERS

II AViNG purchased 4 larger larin IN another count,
IA now offer Tor sale my present residence Al Var
saw village, (RichmoId Z. H., containing l33 acres
land, highly improved with lime and pu,rescrnl nj
nures-i1acres in woods. The buildings numrrol.
and commodious consisting Of every house Dscer,a,
or agreeable TO q family-wIth al otfcr-al In admir-
BILE order. Terms liberal and accommodating
WAT H. TYLER, NJ. u
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IN CHaNCEGY -Visd'siA -, a. I - m. e,y !
Richmond, on Friday, April TN ls's; r,on an =
,v,inst Appellants: ""
Frances Magruder, and Others, u,oeoart
ed by the Superior Court OF CHANGER! ne"
ON motion OF the appeiees. by their Coans ,sa %
reasons appearing TO the Court, !. ofae.ea Nh. 4
isss Inc appellants having reasonable nosee ri
der, do on or before the siIteenth dayo n, ,nr p<
s sus Of this spp.a according 10 The order
,he same, The said appeal be dismissed
''e ACopy. Teste, ALIEN c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

."rruman" smith-connecicu Wing Sena
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Advertisement.

THE subscribed Is intimately acquainted with youns
gentleman who Is DESTROYS .; Obtaining situation
as Teacher ia sOme private family, Principe d
Assistant In SOME established school. lie Is native
the State and well qualified To instruct IN all The
nary English branches, Mathematics, Ancient Ian.
guagrs French and Drawing.
In character, habits and manners, he Is In every
spect adapted the position winch he seeks whether
in public school ar in a gcntrman's family.
ANY further information will BIZ promptly gwen on
pcation 10 the Rev MOSES u HUGE, Richmond, "
Aup l5-cst
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Among other things, il was adjudged, ordered Il:
deci.ed, s'thal account be taken by the ComnG..
s,oner of the debts claims and demands ,stant,f.
against the Estate Of Thomas &. Curtis, dtcrasrt
and the said Commissioner is 10 liz day c.rtsn, ant
give notice cf the by advertisement posted at Tie
front door of the Courthouse, and published IL tie
Richmond Enquirer forfour successive weeks by which
day the creditors aforesaid 10 appear and prove
their debts; and, future OF said creditors % appear
and prove their Claims In conformity 10 said nc,ic,
they are 10 bp barred thr benefit Of this decirr."
Extract WM b JONES, e. ". {.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Chief Engineer II the J. 4 s. X. L
md, July ltth ISis,-dS calw6w
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may regulate commerce.
"Minor ptemi<e.-But, according TO Mr.. JET
lerson, (wro,e opinions the Enquirer will not
dispute, rdoss the Times7I Congress may ALTO
eether prohibit commerce.
"Conclusian lore, according 10 The En-
oairer, as ezp Hndcd By Mr.. j f:rson, Gen. Cass
thinks the people OF a territory may prohibi, s!a.
very."
Now, be it Observed
|. That we have never, even 10 the remoles,
manner, bin,ed that General Cas-, thinks that the
people OF territory possess just the same power
over slavery that Congress does over commerce.
Q. We utterly deny that Mr.. Jefferson ever
held that Congre,s may permanently prohibit
commerce.
3. We do no, endorse al The opinions OF Mr..
Jefferson, or of any o'her man, however renown-
| ed, who ever lived
4 We were not aware of any exposition of The
Enquirer, OF late, By MIR. Jefferson, iuasmuch as
We were under The impression that MIR Jefferson
died some twenty.odd years ago.
S. The major premise being according to The
Enquirer" and the minor according 10 Mr. JET
terson," We think i, a, least doubtful Whether The
conclusion ought TO be according TO Mr. Jetfer-
son" or the Enquirer.
We will conclude our article by redeeming our
pledge in series of sylogsms for Gle Times di.
gesiion, after which We will agree 10 "chop no
more logic" We will simply quote the clause
in the Constitution from which The Times de.
tives the power altogether to prohibit pars;cu,
lar articles of commerce." and append 10 ii oul
syllogisms:
THE Congress shall have power TO regnlsIe
commerce with foreign nations, and among the
several States, and with The Indian tribes"
l. "Congress may entirely prohibit the impor.
lation Unto the s,atesl OF particular articles oil
commerce"
The above clause gives Congress exactly the
same power over exports a. over imports,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-09-14
C0UNTERFE ITS.
Cure for ConsurnpIiOu.


rrAS! wIsrUs. Bal..u or WILD csssnT the great Amsnsa
Kennedy for Lang complaints and all azS Of the Respiratory
WE with the or hss tn of afflicted,
and we sincerely pledge ourselves make assertions as 10
spy y 81 ms ana % nOd Tt 90 he 70 Suffering nI
candid few considerations Nature Of her works.
Of the animals aud vegetables such that could
ea and ce sa s sapo Of Ie0 sfs S @ s %
Moss Iceland and the Pine and Hd chy justly celebrated for
the cure Of all diseases Of the Lungs and Liver which eauy
prevalent al northern a!gdes Fn continuation Of Chemical
Basamof Wild Cherry is chiefly formed.
From the Harrison (Isd) Gazette Of Feb. l, 1885.
Mr. Codron yeracy above
pon and have their doubts deed the superiority Of N
ai's BIlsam of Wild Cherry, ali other remedies the
CORrDOS, ISD., January 2s Is4s.
IL duty than pleasure 70 me TO safe tG the benefit Of
blessing race Having tried il in case Of severe
fee,ion Of the lungs unhesiEatngy similarly
cured when the physicians said die aud thought
WILLIAM CoLDRoN.
SPRINGFIELD, Ky. Nay II, Isz5.
remarkable performed upon by Drws
inflammation Of The bowels which lsoed under @ weeks when
gradually recovered In the fall of 1884, attacked whh
ss sos nss y $ ny 0 %s ss
and every variety Of medical aid whou, benefit and thus sra
Wild Cherry My friends persuaded trial. though
change Of anOIher world. Tboaeh their sOesOn,
aseed to make use Of the Genuine WsiaE Bsam Of WIG Cherry
and suffering and after having four Eve hundred dollars 10
God and he use Of DR. Wistar Balsam Of Wild cheny am now
enjoying good health, and suehis ALTERED appeance that
nc longer hnG, when AID %ss my % $ % have
much any person, and my food ugree with
have during the last sia had in Eve
ssIy good afflicted duty the popisiors
make this statement public May the blessings God upon The
Cherry respectfully, ' : ~
wM. II. BAKER.
adding