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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
baltimore, PrrrsBuKGH AND WHEELING.
WESTERN LINE.
Office al the Exchange, Baltimore.
ID EuuCED RATES-The charges have been reduc,
Sb nH ai Messages to or from Baltimore, Pittsburgh :
Wleehog. and a corresponding reduction made on ,
Feieeraphie dispatches iorw ardod lom Baltimore We
Of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
RATES.
The charge for telegraph despatch to or from Bait.
uiCfe, Pittsburgh ana " heeling, is Is cents for the ar,
zen words, and three cents for each additional word.
b-No charge Is made for the address ana signature.
lluIthe compieiion Of The South Western Line o.
Telegraph from Memphis, Tenn, 10 New Orleans, DIES.
patches can be forwarded 10 Memphis BY tins route, ar
mailed for New Orleans. jeis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
CAPTION.

Owing 10 the great success aud immense sale of DIR.
Townsends SarsaparilLA, a number of men who were
formerly our Agents, have commenced making Sarsspsnll
Extracts, Elixirs, Hitters, Extracts Of yellow DoclI, &c
They generally put IL up in the Same shaped bottles
and some Of them have stolen and copied our advertise
meat.. they are only worthless limitations aud slould
he avoided.
Principal Offices, l2G FULTON STREET, sun Bald
Ing, n. v; Hedding & Co, State street. Boston Dyott
4 Sons, ~ NortA Second street. Philadelphia; ;, :
Hauce, Dragzist, Baltimore l., NJ. CoGeH, Charleston
Wrsht & Co. l5l CIHTtres street New Orleans; 10,
South Pearl street Albany and by all the puncipa'
DRUGGISTS and Merchants scncraliN throughout the I'M
ted Statl,. West tnlirs aEd ue C,haias
For sale, wholesale aud retail, by q & C
Agents al Or Todd's old stand, mann ST, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
I11sDICan.
DR. SWEETSERS PANACEA

us. oN Isisi GGh = GANA(fsA
rsHIs MEDICINE is warranted on oath. moi to cor.
\ tain a particle of Teiorlei. Corrosive sutimsfe. Arse.
uic. Chloride or Gold. or sny dcieteriops minerals.
Tie u~r,ucisle upNn which this medicine scfs. - Nv
asSisifnf and herunonizinz with nature; q drives out all
faul acrimonious huiNors from the blood and body. aud
ry s-slmt'aiWg VITA sud strengthening the gastric iutcc
az tho stomsch. itessists Digestion; in short. there is
not a vein. artery, riusclc ~ herve in the humane body.
that IS not Strengthened nv tho FASAcFA, and 1t also
possessesthc remarsailep property of removing mercury
rom the bones and joints.
O r rTIoNs or THE SKIN -Scurvy, Scor.
hniic Affections. Tumors, Scrohila. or Kings Evil.
White swelling, Ervsipeias. Ulcers, Cancers. Running
Safet. Scahs aud Biles, time Snd a determined peryever
ancc IN DR.. SW EErsEH's PANscEa. will eject a cure.
q INDIGESTION.
Rejection Of food, Nausea, Nomitiugs. Nervous afee.
;ious. Billions complaints. Headache. raleness or Fe.
male irregularities. ". SweeisoT's Psnacea will soon
effect a cure; bat ifohstinaie. or attended with gripping,
gying pains, the dose should he increased. aud The cure
viii soeu he effected. Let not the patients Tighten
them selves with the idea that they are 200 weak to take
much medicine; hut bear in mind that their mildly one.
railing medicine puts not weakness into the frame, but
most certainly draws weakness ont. leaves strength in
it, place. and by giving composed sleep al night, and an
appetite to relish fond. teammates the whole frame with
vigorous action, clearing the mind and improving the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied Nth No Uous Debility, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
M,CLALLEN, KNOX, & co.
w~uotEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
Directly opposite their old stand; Sign of tho
BIG RED +.

0UJ10uW 0UM0VUI
WE are now receiving direct from the Manufac
~ turer's, by whom they have been manufactured
expressly for our own TRADE, one Of the largest and
best selected assOrtments of Doors aud Suors for Snrins
and SUMNER WEAR ever offered in this or any othe,
market. To all who are in want of anything in The
way OF Boots or Shoes, we would respectfully Request
an examination of our stock previous to purchasing. as
surfing them they will find il TO their advantage. On,
stock WI be found TO consist in part of tho following
seasonable goods.
500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots,
800 do Gents J. inc morocco do
200 do Mems stout calf | welt Boots,
800 do Mems Kin boots,
1000 do Mems kip Brogans,
200 do Mems stout ealfa wei, Bragans,
400 do Mems prime thick hrcgans,
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
100 pairs Boys, Inc calf boots,
100 do Youths'do do do
IS do do fine calf do
100 do chiIdren's calf do; sizes s to 2.
Rows " YOUTHS BRoGANs.
goo pairs Boys Kip Erosans,
$50 do do Morocco Brosans,
200 do do Thick do
200 do Youths ca'f and morocco do
500 do do Kin Brossns,
LADIES SLIPPERS. HALF CATERS, &C.
eooo pairs cheap K id and Seal Slippers,
%" do do do do P F,"s Kid s"I. w 4 Shoes
$50 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots.
WOMEN's LACE DOTS.
500 pairs Women's Kid and Norocco Lace Boots,
400 do do calf Lace Boots.
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS, &c.
COO pairs Misses id and Sea, slippers,
$50 do do Half Caters,
AGO do do Morocco Lace Boots.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
1900 pairs %childrens morocco and leather Bootees,
300 Do do Fancy Caters,
200 do do Fancy cOlored Kid Rootees,
500 do do Black and colored Kid ankle Ties,
700 do do Morocco Lace Boots,
1900 do do Leather pegged Bootees.
SHOE FINDINGS N SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on sand a large and well selected assert
ment of Shoe Stsck and Findings, viz: Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf skins, Morocco,
Md, Lining and Binding skins. ALSO-Lasts, Boet
Trees, Shoe Threads, Nails, Pegs, Patent and common
awIHafts Anvil tlades, Pincers, Knives; an assortment
of French Shoe Kit, &c sc.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
TO us, we still solicit a continuance of the same.
McCLALLEN, KNOX & CO.
Wheeling, Mar ls, 1919.
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W1BflotN>
DO YOU WANT

GOOD Cooking Stove?-There is nothing more
~ desirable in the way of house furniture than a good
Cooking stove-thcre are a great many excellent stoves
OF a variety of Patterns now in use, hut we have seen
none That appear to have SO many advantages as thu air
tight Combination Stove. We advise housekee pers 10
call and see this stoveat JOIINSON'S,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Stove ware house. No Ial Msy.
Sc square. sep -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
s S A

Great spring mud summer Medicine.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
This Extract IS put Hp IN quart Bottles u IL SIR smes
ctegpsr. PltaSani,r, and Harragtsd superior 20 GHy
sud n cHrfs disease aitteH, ramitiHg. pHrg-
rig. sicseHtRF oT debthfGttHg the Patiert
Tho Vrcst beauty and superiority Of this Ssrsap,rilis
over al other medicines is while ID eradicates disease, II
inyigosata tho body. II is one Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
Iv,r known u not only pGriies the whole system and
strengthens the person, but II creates new pure and rich
blood a power possessed hy no other medicine. Ard IN
this lies the grand secret Gifts wonderful success. II has
performed within the Hst five years, more than 10000
cures Of severe cases of diseases AZ least $4,000 we're
considered incurallc. IL has saved the lives Of more
than 5000 children tue two past seasons.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
900 ca-es &c General pebiiify and want
of NcrVous Ep,rpV.

Dr. Tuwnseudis Snrsaparila iusiIoritcs the whole sys-
tenn permanently. 70 those who have lost their muscn.
iar energy hv the effects Of medicine or iidiscrction com.
mitted ~ Vouth. or the excessive Indulgence Of On, pnS
sions, and brought on ~ q physical prustratinu ofthe ucr.
yous system, lusstudc, want of ambition. ftinting scusa.
tons, premature decay ami decline, hasteuiug towards
this pleasant remedy. This sarsaparila 10 far superior
to any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19

BRkNIJdNGEB'S APOTHECA.
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING. Va.
= hE4tE physicians Prescriptions are accurately
~ and neatly pui up az AN hna5- IT the day and
night also where can pc hadllc f1-ow ~ popular med.
lcines, viz
uoct iay0cf Medicines.
buct Naa-'- do
kftE's fle Ontucut.
.tW4 indian N|tgeallc Pills.
rAHAs DO Ga sugar FiIts.
BraHlfcIt's 30 II,
kouand's auf- co-live do
Iuet Deems kEeulnatir do
poet 'hapman's Blood purifier and Liver Pills.
Hygean Pills, ms
AIistef's An Healing Ointment.
Compound syrup Euuessi.
Alternative syrup Ter cure OF scr1f1ts and ali
diseases arising nom impurities Of hood
Nerve and Bone LmImout.
Compound syrup sarsSpsrilia, &c, &c.
April -
cADDLER's HhRDWARE.-,Ve have now ON band
y . very large sud extensive sui ply Of sAppIrRy An
Coach hARbW AXE Of our own Importation, which ~
are selling low Aisn on hand, ali The different kinds Of
American goods in his line. mil 4 GREER.
hA- Creen RIO Coffee just received
mic ~ PAXTON * co
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Iuviaoratiug Cordial.
Consumption Cured.

As il renews aud invigora'es the system, gives activity
to the limbs, anC strength to the muscular system, in n
most extraordinary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
Notice TO the Ladies.

Those that initiate DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, have
invariably called their stuff Il great Remedy for Fsmaies
&C. &c, and have copied our bills and circulars which
relates TO the complaints Of women, word for word-other
men.wh0 put up medicine, have, since the great success.
Old Townsend's Sarsaparilia in complaints incident to
females, recommended theirs although previously they did
not, A number of these mixtures, Pills, &c, are inju
rlous to females, a they aggraNate disease, and under
mine the constitution. DIR. Townsend's lie the only sn-
best remedy for the numerous female conplaints-it
rarely, If ever fails of efecting a permanent cure. II
can be taken by the most delicate females. in any case,
OF BY those expecting to become mothers, with til
greatest advantages, as II prepares the system al,
prevents pain or danger, and strengthens both mother
and child. BE careful TO get the genuine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-19
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied Nth No Uous Debility, cure
SWEETSEE'S
H1Uf,nore lJoul 1912

DuIItHVTt. NIHI ISN 1871.
| certify, that for the last five years, have been af
ficttd with Dyspepsia and Water Brash, accompanied
with a general weakness of the whole system. psrticu.
larry distressing Pains in the Lack. At times nv digcs
tieu was 50 lad that ] could scarcely keep anything on
NV stomach. and coffee | could not touch. had Ieen
attended by several doctors. and had taken a great many
prescriptions, without receiving any Ieneit. A few
weekF ago ! commenced taking IlT. Swee'er Panacea.
and before had finished the first bottle, | felt certain il
would cure me, as 10 medicine ! had taken had such an
effect on NE. | have now taken three bottles, and feel
perfectly well. ! am, however, taking another bottle TO
strengthen my nervous system. ] make this statement
publicly. to let afflicted know where TO obtain relief
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

BlTE or 4 BArrLEsNAxE.--The following pre-
Ocription wo find in one Of our exchanges.
We have known il used with perfect success,
in several instances in this County. II is said to
be equally cficaciouS for the bite Of a mecca.
sin or spider:
Mt. Lee, Of Hartford, Conn, who has prac-
ticsd extensively in the South, states that he
has treated Ave cases Of rattlesnake bites and
ell Of them successfully. His remedy is alco-
hOlic liquOr--either rum, brandy or gin--given
in large dOzes. A half pint every fifteen min
utes, making a quart in an hour, is not too
much to be given as soon as possible after the
bite. This remedy has been used at the South
20 a great extent, aud has never been known
70 fail Or cure. The liquor absorbs or deadens
the fatal virus, and never intoxicates the sub
joct 30 long as the virus Of the-reptile ls in the
system.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

tbs SPEAKER OF THE HoUsE-The Wing press
Of both sections Of the Union, speak in terms
Of the highest appreciation, with regard to the
election Of Mr.. Winthrop. His well known
views on the great sectional questionable
WilmOt PrOviso, render him peculiarly accept
able to the Wings Of the South. His election
in the district he represents " as triumph over
W lmot Provisoism, Abolitionism and LocofO-
cOism Combiaedi and it is gratifying TO know
that the only A boIitionists in the House-GId-
ding, Palirey and Tuck-oppOsed him for
Speaher-T Whig
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

DONATIONS TO IRELAND-It appears from a
statement in The American Almanac, SAYS the
Baltimore American, that the amount Of dona.
tons sent from this country TO the reliefof the
destitute in Ireland, considerably exceeds a
million Of dollars. The ports from which the
contributions were shipped, and the amounts
are stated to be as follows: Boston, Sl74,8 47,-
co. Philadelphia, 8O,284 49,; New York, 1897
45O 10; Baltimore, 1900 co.; Washington,
10000 90; Richmond, $1,000 90; New Orleans,
$4,000 90; Louisville, 1870 ID; Cincinnati,
S0,385 90; Providence, R. L., 6,377 90; Salem,
Mass, S,4S5 or New Bedford, Massachusetts,
3,847 60: Nantucket, Mass, 2,l8O SO; Vigo
county, Indiana, l,44l ,65-total 0 1873 90.
Add the contributions transmitted from Pitts
burg and Charleston, not included in the above,
so, 1893 8O-total Se5l,7l2 90.
The returns are not yet complete. The
whole amount is exclusive Of the private re-
mittances from the United States, which from
the Irish citizens alone, reached the aggregate
Of 536,e58, between November |, l846, and
October |, l847. Including all the donations
in kind and money, private and public, for the
year, the total value cannot fall far short Of a
million and a half Of dollars.-Rc.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

TIE LATE CHANCELLOR KENr.-In speaking
Of The death Of this eminent man the N. Y.
Evening Post remarks: ellis health has been
failing BY slow degrees for some months past,
and he was daily waiting for his departure. He
expired we are told, without suffering and in
the perfect possession Of bic faculties to the
last. Up to within a few days Of his death he
was occupied in correcting the proOEsheet Of
one oihis works, an edition Of (which was pass
ing through the press. In his death we nave
losta great mama man Of great judicial tai
ents and eraditiOn, and endowed with many
y%irtues.r
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08
The shakers.

In the course OF debate 10 the Legislature Of
New York, on application for special grants in
holding the property made by the Shakers Of
Nisksnna, in that State, the following rules or
orders existing in that Society, became public
Contrary to order to inquire into any bar
gain that the deacOns have made.
Contrary to order to 60 to Church with sins
uncOnfessed.
Contrary to order to go out among the world
or among families, without permission Of the ell
ders.
Contrary to order to shake hands with a
worlds woman without confessing it.
Contrary to order to shake hands with the
world unless they first tender the hand.
Contrary to order to play with dogs or cats.
Contrary to order for a brother and sister to
ride together in a wagon without company.
Contrary to order for a brother and sister to
pass each other on the stairs.
Contrary to order for a person to 60 out of
the door yard after evening meeting.
Contrary to order to have right and left shoes,
Contrary TO order to pare the heels Of shoes
under.
Contrary to order to read newspapers in
dwelling houses at any time, unless indulgence
for that purpose is granted by the elders.
Contrary to order to fold the left thumb over
the right in prayer, or when standing up in
worship.
Contrary to order to kneel with the left knee
first.
Contrary TO order to put the left boot ur shoe
on FIRST.
Contrary to order to kneel with handker-
chief in hand.
Contrary to order to put the left foot on the
stairs first when ascending.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08
From vera Cvux,

TIE U s. steamship NsW Orleans, Captain
AULrr arrived yesterday from Vera Crnz, and
by hoF we have received our files If the Free
american to tho Esd inst. from which we make
extracts below. There does not appear to
have been any later news from the capital, and
nothing Of particular interest at Vera Cruz.
1 large train came down from the City OF
Mexico, on the god and 23d inst under COM
mand Of Gen. Twiggs, who had been appoint
cd Governor Of Vera Cruz, and entered the
duties Of that office on the 24th Col. Bank
head would 90 up to the city Of Mexico, to
join Gen. Scott. Col. Wilson, former Govern
or, was to have left for United Statesuon the
18th, on board tho Germantown. The New
Orleans brought many wounded officers and
men, and also the remains Of a number Of dis.
tinguished Oficers.-Bahetin
From JAIAPA.-Ffty-eight wagons came in
last Saturday from JaIapa, escorted by ninety
FIVE men only, under the command Of Lieut..
Tilghman, Of the Baltimore Battalion Of Ar.
til!ery. After loading the wagons with pro-
visions and ammunition, they will return to
Jalapa.
The troops under Lieut.. Tilghman, are 80
men from Capt. T~ilghman's Battery, Is dra-
goons, and so infantry Of the New Jersey bat
talon, commando BY Lieuts Young and Nc
DowclI.
II is rumored that Gen. Marshall, who is at
JalaPa, will march on Orizaba, as soon as he
can get the necessary ammunition. We give
this as we heard il, as a rum0r.
Padre J@srauta, the known guerrilla chief, lie
now recruiting In that city.
There are abOut2 1000 men in Jalapa.
We understand that Gen. Pierce will resign
his commission in the army, as soon as he ar
rives in the United States.
Ii. Gordon, Of the rife regiment, was shot
the day before yesterday, near San Juan del
Rio. Although twice struck BY the snemy's
balls, he is in q fair way Of recovery.
ArriUal ef he noon.-The chip Texas ar
rived yesterday, il six days from New Orleans,
having 40 recruits on board, under command
Of Lieut.. Howard Lieuts. Hulse, Conway
and Woodruff came passengers on the Texas.
This morning several persons Of note arrived
in this city from Mexico, among whom We
noticed Gen. Pierce, Col. Talbot, Col. smy,h,
bearer Of dispatches to Washington, Mr.. j. III.
Peoples, editor Oft the American Star, d.. Bar
ton, Lieut. Lewis Dixon, late of the Alabama
Volunteers; he was wounded several times in
the battles Of Mexico.
Those gentlemen left Mexico on the 9th inst.
with the train, which they left At Plan del Rio
day before yesterday.
We have cOnversed with one Of these gentle-
men, who told ne that il was his opinion, that
peace would soon be made.
Gen. Pierce will Leave for The States In q few
days.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08

BIsHoP HUeHEs = MisnOn to MerScO. The
New York Journal of Commerce, from the
information it has, concludes, that the Presi.
dent consulted Bishop hughes, at Washington.
upon the most feasible method of bringing
about a state Of feeling in Mexico favorable to
peace with the United States. A private mis-
SION was proposed to the Bishop, having among
other objects that Of persuading the Mexicans
Of our friendly feeling for them as d people.
though at war with their rulers. The Bishop
declined such a mission but was willing to 90
out as a public authorized ambassador. He
left with an understanding that if circomstan-
ceS warrant it, he would be named as one Of
the number Of a commission Of peace.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08
Masonic college at Richland in Holmes.

We learn with great pleasure, through a
letter OF the Rev. d.. Russell, to our A. Huron.
INsoN, that the edi6ce of this important insti-
tuition was near its completion on the 9Th ult.
1t is doubtless now finished. It will be ready
for the reception Of students On the Cd Mon
day in January next II is expected that a
professor (Lawrence) eminent for his q%uallih-
cations and worth, will have the presidency Of
the institution. This 10 an suspicious eslab-
Iishment-just such a Temple as was needed
imperiously demanded tor many obvious rea-
sons, and among them the necessity Of having
il at home in contrast with the stupid and
prOfigate folly Of sending our children and
treasures abroad.
In all common sense is there any reason in
opposition to it, or any cause whatever, to pre-
vent its successful establishment and benef.
cent onward and upward course? Not one.
i cOmmends itsslftacitly indeed, but irresis.
tably to the Masonic fraternity Of the State
JMisnsnRpian.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-08
"DON'T GIVE UP THE sHiP."

"DONT GIVE UP THE SHIP"
ME following is from a respectable
merchant, dated,
Lambertvllle, N. ]. June go, lS46.
DR. D. Jayne, No. 8, south third st. Phil.
Dear Sir--I have This DIV had an in.
terview with the gentleman Of whom |
made mention to YOU AS having taken
your Expectorant with such a decided
effect. He is a respeeta Ee tarmor. ry
ing a few miles from here was 81
much interested 10 q denied 4cooEa hit
gave me Of his cough ana eve, tha |
embrace the first ei>ure moment d com
munlcate II 10 yOn, and if the cure is as
radical as II app, ars 10 be, II is the mOst
remarkable one | have ever known.
For AZ pears (afpr having the meas
les) he has been suff ring with a cough
Of the most distressing kind, getting
worse as he advanced in years, (he is
now 55 Freque"t rms { coughing,
and difficult OF breathing. Iaslng from
an hour to al hou aud IA hall would
come upon him. win such e v rity as 10
exhaust him. with %strangling until his
eyes became bIoodshot. He had les
paired Of being cured, having tried ply
sicians and a thousand things without re-
lief. For nine weeks Immediately pre-.
vious to his taking the Expectorant, he
had been under the care Of an eminent
physician, and hearing his cough, | re.
commended to him your Exp ctorant =
He first said he had tried s. MANY things
that he had no confidence IN anything,
but | induced him to take u bottle. by
telling him of persons Of my a%cqnaint
ance who had been cured by it. This
was on Tuesday; that night he took OF
it, and says that it was the first comfort
able nights sleep he had enjoyed lor
years. On the Thursday following,
(only two days afterwards) he went to
work, and has continued to make a full
hand on lis farm ever since, (now near
Iy two months.) He told me to-day,
that for the last week Ee had cut and
split a hundred rails, or made 200 pan
els of fence per day, has been in the wa.
ter to wash his sheep, and otherwise
exposed, without the least symptoms of
a return of his cough, it aving entirely
di appeared, and strangest of all, one
third Of a bottle has produced the effect.
He seems so thankful and overioy d.,
that he "wants t. talk all dav about it,"
and says that if he could not procure
another bottle, he would refuse 500 Tor
the remainder of the bottle he has lett.
Your Curminative BaIsam 1 have also
used or recommended to others for the
last ten years, with the most salutary
effect. Respectfully yours,
J. H. ANDERSON.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne Phila.
and sold on agency by
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
January 8, l848. 20 1918