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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
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9lrst uub Wunbar3t in Sparta,
Stdrf 60, Shtc.

Or Bauer bietet hermit benz oeutlhen
publifum erqebenlt leine Dienite at. 9luf>
mcrflame Stuoien unb oieijdbrfee Yraris
erIanben itm Die 8eritd,ernn9 su oeben, oaB
er i'm Stance 1T, alle befannteu &raufteis
ten, benen bic menidlid,e Natur unterncrs
fen III, an heilen. geionoers Sieber II.
B c d, &c fieber fam er unfehlbar
furiren, fafs man fetne grrld,riften befat
Or. Bauer war SelbarSt in Napclecn's Sir
NEE. Seine Grfahrnn9en I'M SADIE Der Wee'
oi,in, fcnie billi9e Nednun9en aeben tbn'
ooffnuns auf einen sbeil Der Sfentlide'l
@unlf.
Sparta, sIpri( II. 1s4s. l7-6W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
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bat foeben cine ncue uno uniibertref1ih
9luswabl @iter bon alien Sorten, paheno
fir ale Sahres,eiten, serbalten, bic er 81 ben
bilieffen preiien ,u uerfaufen beabflhtiet
&cmmt, unterludet uno mir flno aetp,B,
bas fbr niat unbefriebist uniern Stcbr Der,
aeet i 80
Canton, slpril H., 1847. (17-bo,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
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in Der Sberrp Straee, beiuate se9euhber
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9. g. &imballs @eberet. Ste eerfertt9en
ale Sprten bon 2hcn uno @ro 0Saaren,
beicnbers alle9lrtenRchsefhtrr Mild.6pfe,
S6l0eln, Geller, Sumpet,, SlnmentSpfr,
&c. &c. &c.
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sanstaarcn 0Narttrreifen aniferf bilis- = Gin ltma
itanb, Der stsentparttS BON jecem J5auseater peer
ebtr !6ausmutter brrhtG6tiSt ipcrben lrlte. 3us
sleidb ttriaten lie, bas te il6 mtber 9ertertsuns
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unp sani correct anjufettisen, Sa itb ibrt Nrteti
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teit ausseinet, slauten &c 3n liescraen ltntertta
tuns tersbtlst su (etn, UNI bOten rtefelte aud 81
erbaltsn
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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3ei9t feinen &unoen nnb benz pnbllttim
ereeberit an, baB er feline GrccerD in Die
nDrblide Marftltraee, seeenlber oer Staots
bal(e IN basiefbe @ebdnbe, pp Dapib pirs
rcn9 Grocery belt, oerleat bat, fpc er forts
fdhrt alIe9lrten bon 8rcceries su perfaufett
Canton ben 4. 9lpril. 16>b.n-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
sSbi9s, Semcfraten
Sarts unb ga fts.
Griibjabr@ uno SDn,mers@dter
bei 0arter
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL


500 Stad @ngtider, 8rdus5TiAer unb
slmeritantlher Druttattun-3 bis 6St
SO oc. Trcns. en9l. uno 9lmert
fantfher @in9bam l2a BIG 25 Ste
@ewnrf rfeItegetretfte Sommeritcffe lO-l5c
100 Stitd gebleihter Muslttt SIS st
200 DO. un9ebleibter MusIin SGT. =. Uaro
1000 Uos. 6errings Bone Tidin9s lO-l5@
500 DO. rctber, gelber, peiler uno
griner Slannel l5-4O@t.
Srdn,6fite> amerieaniihe, en9liide
6 der, tpcblfetler ais frllbe.
- @sfreifter nnb etufader @aflmtr, ie4r
trphtfetl.
loo Stud Seans, 9wesos IT, Gdftnette,
BON allen Qualitdten uno pretien, tpDblfetl
fur baar, poer fir Wone aussutaulhen.
SO Stiif Sllpaccas, lh6n uno gut, tpor>
unter 9elfreifte unb mpoi1h sefdrbte, TT
spreuen unter benz gSertb.
90 Stuf "A mcciIhe Ghinbes> bIau,
biolet uno rCF9-Hdrbe 9drdntirt
9eahcrn>, palu,bldtter>, 8ruIhs, pel;. II.
Seioens0ute fur Wdnner II. &naben.
100 Stud SOmmerftoffe, III $50 Gts.
per Yarb> 9eei9net fir Soclen, Beiten une
9f6de.
Cine sroee unb ihDne sluswabl Shatpls
l-l2 O.-&omut uno Iehet.
9luf Cbtge 9lusnabl Sitter made td) bic
&dufer aufmertfan,, nno id tplnSde All s
cradlih oeritancen st iein,
bas i6 am pohlfeilitcn oertaufe
NReine Sitter bobe id fir conf itu 10
neltes febr ~ oblfetl sefauft uno fam
fe foIelid) tpieber 10 tffetl perfaule'.
8ei Sbi9em bebe id cine 9rcBe 9luspabl
Maare, beitebeno III
gtfeny YDr5euan, unb 9rocerps
Haaren.
CINE arcBe s.uswabl 8cnnets, Sdnber st
alien 9retlen.
SO Stnd Qanns, febr ldDn fir Sommers
fleioer BON 1875 Gents per Oaro. Hnfet
an unc unterIut,t. ebe itr faufet
0aebit Sbisent babe td alle perfhiebenen
Glitter, bic getp0bnlih in bieien 2tetleH oes
Qanbee gebalten tperoen, uno td' bin perils
dert, ta6 id meinen 6reunben nnc 8unoen
foldJe Waaren Derfaufe, ipie ite fte perlans
gen fir bic 9e9enWdrtise uub berannaoeHoe
Satresseit.
SD, tpilnIde ale srten prcbufte Sa fau.
fen, ,ppfar id ben bOditen Marftprets be-
gable, ais a.-...- ,,-
Woae, 8utter, 0eoern Sofer,
Berite Bellbforn Ho99en, T(a6s>l
faan1en StmotbDs nno &leeiaamen
sanc aae anbere prcbafte inn 1anbeI,
Wsein Stobr it al; Der alten SteIe, no
id midi slldlid, fhdse meine Sreunbe ltnc
&unoen. nno sfte, Die taufen spcaen, fiir
@ald, 9rabe unc 2ruit, su empfangen.
Shlte6ltd, tpanihte id nod, su ben,erfen i
&cmmt uno mad)t einen 8erinh SD babe
Scrfetrunsen in Sften getrcffen, wDnad
tnein Stcd bnrd benSommer hinourh opas
itdnbis bIeibt.
.Terner pertanse i'd bon perlonen, bic mir
1hntbts Nno, bas fie mid,-rpenn nidbt gang
-octb tbe,lmeife beSahten, ,-speldes mid in
Den Stane iest bic Waare 70 moblfeil ,uI
Dertaufen, ale Ub Ne mir bps 8aar besabtt
gel1e"' Sfaaf carter.
Tifr1p sans frifeb. 70 eten erbalten unp ti.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09


,nr Su6fcrtpt1 IT,
propeftuS.
Ser ltrter,siAnete beablhti9t ben Drnd
eines pamphlete
,,0ie er,paebte Sreibeit"
euttalteno
II sine Sammlun9 Der Ucrsa9t;dffeh,
ouf bic 8erpe eaunaen 1T europa Sesua ba~
Ssnseu. in BEN uerIdeoenen 3eitlbrtften Der
Union bis iest erldiehenen rTre.heltslleoer,
,, g BON Serb. Sreilterath. ST. Gaud',
81. y4. Trohlih, 9eouharo, Wd9ner, Gn,
Sh(ctte, Nar Wef. Watb. Sefmann.
0ror. @,Seubeu uno einiaeu un9enannten.-
DieIen Ihliesen i'd, ait elnloe ,wahrhatt
reliable uno antizjeiuiitifde 9eolbte' BON
Tr, IHieubclb, Or. 8leden uno etnlaen llns
aenanntem, ein Wie9enlleo bon Wciart uni
einise @einlieeer. ...
y @iniee yprcIaiide slufiabe, ben Sang
ber in europa ermahten Sreltett uno ee'
amerifanIben SDmpatbien beSelhneno,'
2sbenSbeIhreibunS eamarttne's u1.tp.
aubans: Giriss vtomiid)e, lotYriit,'
ltnb lartaitiIde slufldBe."
Ser Sublcripticns>preis fir bas un9e
fdbr So9en itarfe Yamptlet tit-4O cts
ipoflir es Den Serren Subfcrtbenten pctttre
su9elenbet wtro. Druid, Soerausgabe uni
9luslieferung erfcl9en, tpenn 500 Subltrt
benten beilammen ltno.
Der lluterseihnete elaubt, burb toeraus'
.eabe b.eies seit9emdeen @erfd,ens allen
DeutIhen, bic Gf 5ltr ibr altes 8aterlanc
intereO OTren, etmas lebr QSillfcmmenes 81
bieten, unb bcnft bater 3aperi1htltb al'i
sahlreidbe unterlhriften.
ct. epuis> 80. Mai ls48.
Tr. @t1enbetI.
Nnr Dieienieen, rpelte auf cben anse'
aei9tes pampbIet su iublfribtren tpnnihen,
iieat cine SubIfrlpttcns stite ttt ntleres
Druferei bereit.
8. S. fctbna9el.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
Gcrlchts Bfanltf1t.

Spbn peartt, prairents NiAter'
Spbn 8rrenwcp )..
S0muel g brane, SsD".tsr'N"r'
.6ormpn Gtibaer, Glert rtr Surr' out {
eNofftnfperatr Gicre Common ptUS
|Srrapbim ~ eper S'taatssAnwalt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
Gat.utp a3canteM.

eeorSt 9ppen tiinr)
Saerb 9 d blctt, ecma''l'sonefs.
Saeot O lattA,
QBtl5 III 8. 3 ur c, Nurttrr.
Soeob Sepltn8tr, S@aemeltftr.
George -6clp, 9feecrrcr.
0eprS 9Dr bt, S6criff.
Nrnclp $pnt>, $anrmchrr.
Samcs SuI laa San, 9rrcner.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24

icy, and governs its action. Yes, sir, that
caucus exorted a pledge fronl their chief,
and made him promise, in his inaugural, to
carry out their dictation. The first thing
was the annexation of Texas, resulting m
war. Next, 10 arrest internal improvement,
then adopt the sub-treasury, and finally, re-
peal the tariff of 1912; what has followedi
Down goes revenue and up goes the ma
tional debt at the rate of twenty or thirty
millions a year; thousands Of lives, and
millions of money wasted in foreign land,
and who knows for what, Who can tell
for what this war is now prosecuted. or
how or when 1t is TO end. One thing. how
ever, is very certain, that it must demornl-
ize our people. involve our country in an
enormous debt, resulting in ruinous and op-
pressive taxation, and may end in the dis
solution and overthrow Of our glorious
Union itself; an event, the contemplation of
which must fill with horror aud despair the
hearts of the friends of freedom throughout
the world-a catastrophe which, may God,
IN his infinite mercy, avert from our below
ed country.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24
NUMBER 16.
Massacre ofan English Crew-Attcmpts
ed Capture Of Whaler.

The following intelligence has been re-
celved at Lloyd's:-The Vanguard, VIM.
Cunningham, master, sailed from SYDNEY
IN the early part of October, on an expedi:
ton to the New Caledonia Islands. reach.
ing the western portion in the course of 4
fortnight. The natives exhibited a friendly
feeling towards them, assisting the crew
daily M obtaining cargo of sandal-wood.
They obtained about twenty tons of il, when
one OF the chiefs presented himself on board;
ana urged Mr.. Cunningham to take two
boats up one OF the bays, where large
quantity of wood had been collected for
hun by his people. This was o. the 10Th
of November. In consequence of the late
ness of the hour Mr.. Cunningham declined
then 10 go, but woald start in the morning;
requesting the chief to remain on board for
the night, which was accepted. At day.
break the following morning the boats start-
ed, IN charge of Mr.. Cunningham and ten
seamen, the steward, and the cook being
left IN care of the Vanguard. Scarcely had
the captains boat got out Of sight when
canoe, filled with natives, approached the
ship, three of them were allowed to go on
board, but upon one of them attempting To
murder the mate with a tomahawk, thew
were turned out; the remainder attempted
to board the vessel, but were beaten off, and;
IN the course of several successive attempts
II was necessary 10 fire musket.
The canoe then retired. They remained
in anxious suspense until O'Clock the fol-
lowing day, when from forty to fifty canoes,
laden with natives, containing upwards of
thirty men in each, were seen on the oppo-
site side of the bay bearing down upon the
vessel. IL being impossible TO resist so ire
mendous force, the mate with much judg-
ment, slipped her anchor, and, making all
sail, run the ship before the wind. In pass
ing through the hay where the captain and
crew had landed, nothing could he seen Of
them or the boats. A large volume of smoke
was observed on shore, apparently as il
they had been burning some bodies. The
canoes attempted To give chase, but strong
wind fortunately aided the Vanguard's crew
in getting clear out to sea. She was then
hauled upon awind till daybreak the follow
ing morning, when they made for the bay,
and remained crui2ing about for three days,
in the hope of obtaining some information
of the unfortunate master and his men,
The moment the vessel arrived at Sydney,
and the particulars % the outrage were
communicated to bis Eycelency the Cow
ernor, dispatches were sent to the naval Of
ficer ut New Zealandto proceed in vessel
aud seek redress Of the nativcs--part of the
survivors Of the crew Of the Vanguard to
accompany him. 1t is feared two vessels
crew have met with similar fate, and tho
vessels been captured, during the proceeding
three months, no tidings having been heard
of them since.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1Sls

toral votes Can you get oil these votes
without a clear, explicit avowal of adhe-
sion to our constitutional rights' ! know
South Casolina-her people-her statesmen
their principles and feelings. Her dele
gate here--l say il, as he knows, with kind
ness and respect--has assumed a fearful re-
sponsiJility in giving her roies to General
Cass. He has, as humbly concefce, less
influence in that State than any man ,cho
has had any professions 10 the presidency.
If You pass rigid set of heightened princi-
pies, there is but bare possibility that
South Carolina may vote for the nominee.
If she does not, you will be reduced TO l40
votes, or six less than the number required
to elect your man. Win Georgia vote for
your ticket
AT hest. her political position is doubt
/ ful one. Never, believe, has her gallant
democracy been able 10 carry that State
twice in succession. Like the Irishman and
the log, in the anecdote / have heretofore
told, she is as often underneath as on the
/ top; and when she trumphs, is so weared
/ by the conflict, MS often to be unable to en-
joy the fruits of victory. Without an avow-
al of this principle, | believe you cannot
rely upon Georgia. If so, you are reduced
to $50 electoral votes. win Florgda vote
your ticket, know her principles by heart.
I | know her high-toned delegates. They
have kindly given me seat amongst them
during your session, more convenient than
/ that allotted to me. Florida ,rW aeuer sup
port Gen, Cass ac,ih his present opinions
unless you cover them with an avowal of
such, that il he accepts, Florida viii have
some assurance that her rights will be safe
in his hands.
As to Alabama. have some right to speak.
1 Her democrac' never has been questioned.
She has ne been for an instant in the
hands of wings. But she respects party
merely for the sake of principles. When
ever it becomes suhyersve of them, she
will look about for some surer method of
asserting her constitutional rights. She has
sent us here instructed. " under no political
necessity whatever" to support any man
for office who entertains opinions on the sla-
very question such as are entertained by
your nominee. He has no personal snflu-
ence an alabama He ,cas the last man her
delegation here acould hare uoied for
Many ,0ould not hare poted for him at all.
You must avow the principles of Alabama,
Iifyou expect Alabama TO beirlend your nom
nation. 1t is clear, then, you cannot sue
Iceed with set of resolutions which blink
this great issue. do not speak to destroy
your nomination, but 10 point out the means
by which you may secure its success"
And thus it appears that while the North
rejects him because he has abandoned her
doctrines, the South will not receive him
because he has not sufficiently thrust his
nrrk into her collar. Alas, for Candidate
Cass !-Pkiia. North american.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24

found lots of gold in it, in false bottom
hadn't seen. Now. If had TUX that chlst
hum, I'D never found that money; or If |
did, they'd been all counterfeit, and I'd been
TUX up for passing on 'em. Well, jest
told Patience about it, and she rite up and
called me darned fool.'
sWell,' ses /, 'Ephe, that is hard; but
never mind that-jest go on-you can get
her; and when you do get her, you can file
the rough edges off jest as you please
That tickled him, it did, and away he
went little better pleased.
Now. thinks |, it's time to look arter
Nance. Next day down went. Nancy
was all alone. axed her if the Squire was
in. She said he warnt.
Cause says !, (makin heleev wanted
him, sour colt sprained his foot, and | cum
to see if the Squire won't lend me his mare
to go to town.
She sed she gessed he would-better sit
down till the Squire coined in. Down
sot she look sort o. strange, and my hart
felt queer all around the edges. AFTER a
while SEES l.:
sAir you going down to Betsy Mastin's
quiltin.'
Sed she, didn't know for sartin; are you
goin'"
Sed /, reckoned would.'
SEES she, : ! spose you'd take Patience
Dodge
Sed |, mout and agin mout not
SEES she, : | heard you're going to get mar
ried.'
SEES |, shouldn't wonder bit-Patience
is nice gal
Hooked at her-l seed the tears commin.
SEES !, may be she'll AK you to be brides
maid.'
She riz rite up, she did, her face as red
as a boiled beet. Seth Stokes,' SEES she,
and she couldn't say any more, she was so
full.
Wont you be bridesmaid?' ses !.
mo- says she and she hurst rite out.
well Them says /, if you WON'T be
bridesmaid, will you be the bride?'
She looked up at mel swn to man |
never seed anything so awful putty TUX
rite hold of her hand.
yes or no. ses |, rite off,
yes ses she.
That's your Sort SEES |, and give her
buss and a hug. ! soon fixed matters
with the Squire. We soon htched traces
to trot in double harness for life, and new
er had cause to repent my bargain.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24
WASHINGTON, May %. 1913.

Distrist has reared its Gorgon's head IN
the ranks of our opponents, and every effort
to cheer the Responding spirit Of the party
and 10 inspire a feeling of confidence 10 the
success of the nominees, has utterly failed
of effect Gen. Cass is unacceptable to the
anti-sIayery wing of locofocoism in the
North, and equally objectionable to a large
portion Of the South. On the one hand he
i openly denounced by New York, while
South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia and Flor
ida threaten defectipn on the other. The
absence Of all principle which he has GER
tanIy manifested, and the desire TO propi-
tiate irreconciahle interests, has lost him
the respect of both sections and will deprive
him of the positive support of either. Ev-
en- IN the West his position is unenyiable,
for there are Barnburners in Ohio, Illinois,
Indiana and Michigan, who, whatever they
may profess IN public, viii secretly frater-
nize with the movement in New York. He
enters upon the canvass with every pros
pect Of overwhelming defeat, and without
even rhe energy Of despair to encourage the
exertions OF his friends.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24

4 PLEAsAsT Barn FOR THE ). y. T.
In 1894, a bowl Of punch was made at the
Right Honorable Edward Russel's houses
when he was commander-in-abief Of his
Maiesry's forces in the Mediterranean. 1t
was made in a fountain in n garden IN the
middle of four walks, oil covered overhead,
with lemon and orange trees, and IN every
walk was table, the whole length Of it
covered with cold collations, SC. In the
.aid fountain were the following ingredients,
viz; hoesheads Of brandy, ditto of wa
Ter. q, 600 lemons, 90 gallons Of liine juice,
rs cwt. of lump sugar, 5lbs Of grated nut
meg, 500 toasted buiseuits, and a pipe OF
dried Malaga wine. A canopy protected
the fountain from the rain, and boy from
The flee; r0wed a boat round the fountain
and filed the cups Of the company, which
comprised upwards Of 5000 men.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24
Campaign Gossip.

Is GENERAL BUTLER BARN-BuREERl--
So declares some of our contemporaries,
upon the ground Of an act Of galantry al
lodged 10 have been performed by Gen.
Chen Captain) Butler, "during the last war
with England" aud Sin one of the severest
battles with the British and Indians on the
Northwestern frontier,"-.the act Of person.
ally setting fire to a barn from which u large.
number of Indian savages poured adeadly
fire upon the American troops" We do
not doubt Gen. Buffers heroism---all Amer
lean soldiers are heroes--even Gen. Gideon
j. plllaw; but as Indians do not generally
fight in barns, hut in bushes; and ms, on such
unusual conjuncture, il would seem to have
been more IN accordance with the military
tactics Of American troops 10 rouse such
sharp-shoOters out Of cover with grape and
canister, rather than with a single torch in
the hands Of a solitary assailant, we should
like to ask sohen and tphere---in ,ohich Of the
'seyerest battles of the Northwestern frontier
was this brave exploit performed! His
tory is not sufficiently particular: in repair
ing It's defects, political antiquaries must
speak by the card.--Pha. N. II.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-24
IT. Barr & &C. Barr.

Merchants and Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware, PrOdaee, etc.
SssiSrz. HTseoa.is.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-20

VIRGINIA, To WIT : 3 ~.
At court held for the county of Rage. atthe'
count house, on Monday the 9th day Of
December, 1847-John Ruffier, complains
ant, AGAINST James NJ Gatewood,.. Wight
(satewoel, administrator, Of Charley Gate
wood, deceased, David J. .StricklefSs' Paschal
Graves. Potter Lauck, Aadre@5 Mckay 6
julius /. NJ Rider, defenG2hts-1N cu'r. =
vUvIIE slefenls,tt. James n Gatewood. not
IL having entered. bis appearance and giv>
en- security, accprdinS to- the act of asse mbly
and the tiles Of this court, ard it appearing
bv satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habitsnt. OF. this state: On the motion Of the
complainant. by his counsel, Ir IS osnkRED,
THAT he}slo appear here on the fourth Mon-
,lax IN March next, and enter his appearance
an:i answer the compsainant's bill, and give
security for performing The. decree. Of the
court. and that copy q this order be forth>
with inserted III : ne newspaper published in
Woodstock for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the court house of
the said county Of Page.
A copy--Teste,
Jan 6, 184S WIN. C, LAUCE;ce
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-20
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

The greater the value of any discovery; the
higher it is held in the esteem Of the public,
and so much in proportion is that public liza
bic to be imposed upon by the spurious imita-
tons Of ignorant, designing, ard dishonest men,
who, like the drone in the hive, have neither
the ability nor inclination to think OF provide
for themselves. but thrive and lixuriate upon
the earnings of the deserving.
The extraordinary success attending the use
of this medicine in disease of the lungs, and
the many singular cures it has affected, have
naturally attracted the attention ofmahy ply
sicans, as well as the whole fraternity of
quacks, and cansed unprincipled coun,erfeiters
and lmitators, to palm off spurious mixtures, of
similar name and appearance, for the genuine
Basam. Some are called ..,.Syrup of Wild
Cherry and Tar" Cherry Pectoral. ""Com-
ponnd Syrup of Wild Cherry" wild Cher
ry Com frey" and sundry Other compounds; to
which they attach long sitting of "puffs. p
But of SUCH nostrums we know nothing. It, is
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY alone that performs the cures. Let them
not deceive you. :.
For sale BY DR. JOHN G. SCHMIT'T,
Woodstock, Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-20
A LIFE PRESEi,yED.

Mr.. HOLLY, New Jersey, Nov. l, 1916.
Mr. Seth w. Fowe:
Dear Sir-havirg used DIR. WIS'TAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY with great
benefit to myself, cheerfnliy comply with
your request to give my testimony in favor of
it. Some lime since took cold, and it set
tied on my lungs; | was troubled several
weeks with very bad cough, raised blood
several times, and had all the alarming symp
toms attending confirmed Consumption. de-
SPARED of recovery. After trying various rem
edies in vain, obtained bottle of your Bal
sam; took three bottles, and TO my astonish-
ment was entirely cured. attribute my res
toTatioM to health to that medicine alone. All
who are sick or afflicted with Pulmonary af-
fec,ions. ! would recommend Them 10 try
DR.. WISTARS BALSAM Immediately.
None genuine without the written signature
of |. BUTTS.