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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15

In eOuclaaOnw we would remark t,af ihe receipts con
tnGe liberal hut mostly Of poor AMI Inferior quass and
the amount Of tins description nOw IN he ware houses
NAV be considered large. but Oi good shipping qualities
and hne manufacturing grades s;oc IS are Esht and a
that's OreTed goes on freely Pnces within he range o.
quotations.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
N''16!
40-6w

me Piaee to buy Drugs and Medicines Dr.
HoweIls has now on hand full and com
fsste .ssos tment Of every thing in his line, and
ne val sell - low as the lowest, and warrant all
very besf,-cail ut Da. HowKLLs Darc SroRE.
Ne. l6, Main street.
= sew recruit Of w1eeliss rlsss, Drug.
Stses, We're, visls, &e., inst received
Richmond, Sept. IS, lels
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
TAXES FOR 1913.

sxpect 10 attend in the several Townships
4. ths County, in order to receive the Taxes Of
~ present year, NJ the places, and on tl'e days
lpolevisg. to- wits
H..a.. In Roaton 10Th mo- lOctl 9Th
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04
NEW HARDWARE AND CUT.
~ LERY STlDR Ear. w. BOOTH

NEW HARDWARE AND CUT.
LEHY STDK Ear. w. BOOTH,
NJ. 80 Main street. first door below Trust Co.
Bank, Cincinnati. is now receiving direct from
England and Germany, and the Manufactures
East, new aud complete stock Of goods in his
line, 10 which he invites the attention and KAN.
i1stios Of Merchants, when they visit the city.
Ne will cell II Eastern prices, the following
tsojs:
800 dcssn Hunts Axes, Hatchets aui Edge
900 II. Mann's and N. Morsan's Axes;
100 Z" Collins l. Co.'S Axes;
80 {" j. Lcveret'a do
50 J. E. Williams & GaIbreath's do
100 /" q. Ames' Shovels and Spades,
300 " Wood, Cross-cut, and Mill Saws;
80 Spear & Jackson's Hand, Panel &
Back Saws;
80 !. Mi.c.iIaneou. Hand. Panel and
1000 pr. Trace Chains; 1000 10. Log Chains;
10000 gross New England Wood Screws; 100
,. gross Bed DO:
1900 dozen But, and Troy Table Hinges:
lOOO % English and American Curry
" 500 +" Garry. Horse, Woo, and Cotton
Cards;
= 800 gro.. American and English ras,.
Knives and Forks;
9D00 dosen Pocket and Pen Knives;
500 John Wilson's. Russells 4 Ward 5
S-s--g hatcher Knives;
80 " Ames' aud John w i!lson's Shoe
sa..a. - HALVES;
~ Shears aud Scissors; -.Mss
.cSVW - w. Butchers Hand Saw, Flat and
-tse r7el- Half Round Bastard and Mill saw
sssiraE e Files;
,i'Soo :. w. Buschers's c. s. rirmer and
- .i 81, Socket Chissels, Gouges and Plane
.A1slis-4att si lrons; n
- 800 :. Horse. W God and Shoe Rasps;
4OOOO ms Superior Sad Irons;
TeGeehep with . completes assortment of Nanure
HoRkn. T0ekS. HPade. Shoe Naila. Rr;e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

RATES OF TAXATION.
o. ssch 800 for State purpose, % cts.
$500 for educ alton Of blind, . %
- $500 for I.unatic ASYLUM, . g "A m.
z" 300 for Deaf aud Dnnb, 2" "a III.
=" a" 500 for County purposes. IS ''
500 for Road purposes, Oh
Real Estate, 10
a." Poll for State purposes, 20 "
- Poll for County purposes, 50 "
Dogs more than one, overs
months old, kept or harbovcd. 50
All ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Treasurer Of Wayne County.
CentrcviIie, 9th month fS.pt) ~, asl5.
sl''@ '' A. WILLIAMS, r. W. C..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

nR0RAL ALMANACs. for 1s10,-Fo
NJ sole, Wholesale and retail. by
81 81 lHls d. r. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

AID after that date at the TTe0s1Ter's Office
10 CeutYevilIe.
II . desirable TO me, and much to the convent
epcs Of Taxpayers, that as many as can he rea-
dv 10 DO %. should settle ri the times named
mr. Those who do not, will please make pay
sDent IT the office within the year. r
Recriuts 70, the amount Of Road Tax, where
the work has been done, should be presented at
tho time Of settlement, otherwise the amount
will be required ~ be paid in money.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
To the Wings of Chic.

The Wing State Central Committee have
learned with regret, that their notice for the hol
ding Of STATE CONVENTION on the 10Th of Jan
uary, is misapprehended by the Wings in some
Of the Counties.
Ii ever there was time which demanded the
assembling of the Wings of Ohio in MASS NEE
TING, to give an expression Of their views upon
subjects which now agalc cur common country
they deem the present to be such time. Ii
was this feeling that dictated the call for n mass
meeting. The committee are anxious 10 pro-
cure full and free expression from every Sec
zion and county of the State; and did not feel
themselves at liberty, at such a time, TO fix any
limit To the number of those who should attend
and participate in the deliberations of the Con-
vention. They still hope toreulize their anXi-
Gus wish for full attendance from each aud
every portion Of the Stute-and trust that none
will 70 i themselves excluded, none neglected,
by reason of the general tenor Of the call.
The Convention when assembled, will ol
course be governed by its own rules. But il
was and still remains the understanding and ex-
peclalion of the Central Committee, that each
county represented shall have its proper and
equitable voice in the decision Of all questions
which NAV be submitted for The action Of the
Convention.
In behalf Of the State Central Commiuce,
JOHN A LAZELL,
December 90, l847. Chairman.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
Bp the GigbInlns Cine,
LArE NLMS fR0M QUE ARMYN

We have dates from Vera Cruz 20 the 2o,h
December. Gen. Paterson bad arrived IN sale.
Nv nj the city Of Mexico, and had reinforced
Gen. Scott with 6OOo troops.
A garrison has been formed ii Rio Fro, and
a permanent depot established.
On the 6lh Of December there was quorum
at Queralero, aud Congress was uansacung 6u'
siness.
Col. Bankhead, the new Governor Of Vera
Cruz, has issued an order directing that the rou-
line Of public business in that city shall eonIIn-
ue as established by his predecessor.
Capt. James Smith, of the 81 Infantry, died
al Enceno on the morning Of the Alb ult.
A severe Norlher was experienced At Vera
Cruz on the 18th uIlimo. Three schooners
were driven on shore during the blow.
An American soldier who had deserted, wns
taken prisoner, and on a second attempt to es'
cape from the U. S. schooner FlirI, was shot by
4 sentinel.
Three men belonging to the lst and 2nd Pa
/ Regiments were attacked at Vera Cruz on the
/ l9th, ult., and one of them was badly woundedi
the other escaped, procured assistance, sho'
three Mexicans and wounded others.
! Lieut.. Whipple, who was taken prisoner las'
summer, escaped and is now with Gen. Lane
| lie pronounces certain letters purporing &c
come from him as forgeries.
Several officers from Brazos and Tamplco
came home on the steamer Fashion, which ar
rived at New Orleans on the 22d. They re-
port the brig Jennet, New York TO Brazos, load
with Commissary stores, on bar on the l2lt
lult. She was got off, and went TO Brazos io
repairs.
Col. Hughes, Md. Rcg'I., has been appointed
Governor of Jalapa. lie ISSUED an order Tor al
persons having borne arms against the Unl'c'
States, living within twenty miles of the city
10 report themselves within six days-those oe
yOnd in twelve days, and receive discharges ol
parole ofhonor not 10 take up arms again du
ring the existing war.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
WIG CONVENTIONH

WHlGs OF CARRoLL!-You are hereby noIi'
fled that the "Whig State Central Committee"
of the State Of Ohio, have named Wednesday,
ho NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, as the
time for holding Mass State COnrentiOn, in the
city Of Columbus, TO deliberate on the affairs OF
our State and Nation. At that time there will
be put in nomination, Candidate for GOV
ERNOR, to be supported by the Wings of Ohio
in the fall of l848; also, 40 designate Candl.
'' dates for Presidential Electors, TO provide for
" the representation of the State Of Ohio in a
" National Wing Convention for the nomination
g" Of Candidates for President and Vice President
f." Of The United States, and the transaction Of
:, such other business as il may deem meet and
"proper"
You are therefore requested TO assemble at
the COURT House IN CARRoLLToN, on SATURDAY
The EIGHTH OF JANUARY ISlS, at IL
t'clock noon, 10 appoint delegates TO attend tho
Convention of the 10Th January al Columbus,
and do such other things as the interests OF the
| Wing parry may require.
Ills hoped that the Wings Of Carroll will re-
spond promptly to this call. Leave your farms,
your ,COrkshops, and your stores; and come up
10 the council on the 9th January.
VAN BROWN,
Chairman Of The Wing Central Com.
c. G. o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

consequences, and not sufficiently afraid Of DO
Jog wrong. lf James K. Polk would be adyi-
sed by bis own Intelligent and painoiie political
friends, believe he would Iake measures TO
bring the war 10 speedy close. Boz the Bx-
ecutiye is not the man to do right. Like Mac
beth, ne seems To feel in regard 10 the war that
he IS $50 Gar stepped in," IhaTlo
"ReIreal we're as bad as to 90 on"
Il may not be wise to anticipate results, but
as il is true, il may as well be said here, that
the Wing members will not throw a united vote
upon the war bill. The Wings all believe the
war TO have commenced unjusily and unneces-
sarily. All of them wish 10 bring il 10 a spec.
/ dy close. But howl By It's more vigorous
prosecution, says one wing Of the paryi By
Withholding supplies for war ofconques', says
another. Which is the true, the just, as we'll as
the expedient course Of action, intelligent men
must Judge for themselves. Twenty thousand
men in addition 10 the force already in the
field, will make Standing Army Of no incon-
siderable magnitude, and il may prove more
difficult task TO unmake il than TO create IT,
/ The House bill, granting one million OF dol
lars in part supPy for the deficiencies oil the
War Department during the present year, has
passed the Senate, upon the usual appeal oi oil
bankruPls,-a PressingnecessiIy. There is not
said The Commissary General, many days ago
but sixty thousand dollars al the disposal oil this
branch Of the service, and all this is needed lol
recruits. The one million granted is but a par
OF S3,997,O0O also necessary TO meet dehclen'
. teies during the present fiscal year.
, Among The vsiIers 10 the Senate Chamber TO-
day, were Gems. QuIman and Shields. They
were the observed of all observers. Both bore
some mask Of fseryice,-General Shields by car
rying his arm in sling, and General QulImaT
by looking the very personifcation OF one wh'
had nj only smeI Of gun powder, and made
meal Of live Mexican. The gallant Colone
/ May. when quite young, applied 10 Genera
Jackson for commission. "Can you ride
horscl" said the General, "Yes, sir, and eat hin
too upon an emergency" Some of our heroes
look us if they had both seen the elephant an'
eaten him too. Z. B.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
Dec. 81, l847.
Who shall be cur Next Governor !

Mr. EplroR;-The Wings Of Carroll will soon
be called on 10 express their preference for some
one among those who have been named as Can
ddaies for the office of Governor of this State ,
| would, therefore, beg leave to suggest that
Cor. JAMES COLLIER, of Jefferson county
in my humble Judgment merits the consderO-
lion no; only ofthe Wings of Carroll but of the
whole Sac. Those who know Col. COLLIER,
land few mel. arc more generally knOwn) will
readily perceive his high qualifications for the
office REFER ID to. Do me the Iavor to inser'
this note in your paper, until the dly fixed up
ON by he Wing Central CommilIee, for nomi.
mating Delegates to The State Convention and
obIige an old Wing CARROLL County.
Dec. 9Th, i846.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
Once More on Hand!-,. Cheaper thaneyer
!. II. RICHER,

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
Carroton and the public generally, that he has just
brought on the NE4TEsT REST, and CHEAPEST lot
of Clothing ever before offered in this market.
Ready Made Clothing,
In all its variety; such as Cloth Pilot, and Barkes
Overt Goats, of the latest Styles Pantaloons, of evt
cry quality and prc and stacks of Vests, of ever
shade and pattern; Under-Shrts, Drawers, Bosomy
and Collars; Suspenders &c, at prices that cannot
fail to suit purchasers.-H bought them exclu-
sivey for Gas he is thereby enabled to sell them at
such VERY Low prices as he is now offering them at.
lie would, therefore, invite those who wish to save
THEIR MONEY to give him call, where they can OBJ
tain whole suit of clothes for FIVE D0LDARS,
and who is determined to sell cheaper than any other
establishment can SELL CALL ANISsEE. $685.
Don't forget the place--two doors south of II. A.
Stidger's store. ]. r. BUCHER.
Carrollton, Dec. 3, lS47.-nS-am.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
steamboat ExploslOn!--7O Lives LOst!!
CINclNNATI, Dec. 30, '47

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81, AZ.
The steamer A. NJ. Johnson, from Cincinna.
ii TO Wheeling, blew up yesterday with lre'
mcndous explosion, when near Maysvile, Kill
ling sixty or seventy and scalding many more,
Al least thirty Of these are not expected to sur
vive. The scene was truly appalling.
The Boat took fire, aud was burned TO the wa
ter'S edge.
One hundred aud sixty passengers were on
board when this truly hean-rendng acciden
occurred,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
MniteO 5tates Gonoress.
Editorial Correspondence Of Pitts. Gazette
Moro Soldiers Called For.

Last wednesday, Mr.. CasS introduced into
the Senate ollhe United States bill to raise ten
additional regiments Of soldiers for The Mexican
War. The loIowIngis the substance oflhe bill;
Be il enacted, etc. That, in addition 10 the
present military establishment Of the United
States, there shall be raised and organized under
the direction of the President, for and during
the war with Mexico, TEN REGIMENTS OF INFAN.
TRY, each 10 be composed of the same number
and rank of commissioned and non commissio-
ned officers, musicians, and prvates, as are pro.
vided for u regiment of infantry for the war, un-
der existing laws, and who shall receive the same
pay, ralions, bounties and allowances, according
to their respective grades, and be subject to the
same regulations and TO the rules and articles Of
waf Provided, That all the commissioned Off.
Gers authorized by this act shullbe appointed by
the President, by and with the advice and con.
sent Of the Senate.
Sec 9. And be it further enacted, That there
shall be appointed one surgeon and two assistant
surgeons TO each regiment authorized by the
foregoing section, each ofwhom, previous to such
appointment, shall be examined and approved in
the manner prescribed blythe act to regulate the
pay OF the surgeons oflhe army, approved June
80, 1884.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90, ls47.
WAR MEASURES.

4 Bill wOs reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs to-day, authorizing the Presi-
dent to call Out TWENTY THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS,
in addition 10 The force already in the fed,-
this force 10 serve for three years, unless sooner
discharged, and under anv circumstance not 10
be retained in the service longer than three
months aicr the ratification o q treaty Of Peace.
The troops are 10 be compos ed Of Infantry,
Cavalry and Artillery, and be oiicered accord
ing to The regulations of the Volunteers already
in the service. There Nre, believe. no other
peculiar features in The H. and in regard 10 the
war il speaks for ITSELF indicalingc gclcarIy enough
that il IS to be prosecuI d as long as the PresI'
dent wills il so. pom this bill musl legitimate
" como the lug Of war in debate. Many, moi
a majority in enher House, will vote against II
and with reasons sure in advance to meet the ap'
probation Of their constituents. Fresh as this
Congress is from the People. belieYe The Peo-
pic are ahead Of it In opposition 10 tho war
Every body sec, wishes il M an rnd' All I'D
nit that il has been prosecuted long enough
The Executive says he does no, mean war Of
conquest, though wcullkuowLouer, but upon 'io
ground oIplolcs lou, why not bring i, TO closs!
The reason is TOO plain. Men ar. afraid TO d
right, aftsil Of each s,h.T, arrai1 Of hama
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

The HOUSE will not aeI at present upon any
nj these Anti Slavery Petitions. They are. how
ever. laid upon he table which is something
gained in The many things lost
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
rnr CARHNLL EREE PRESS.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY, at Carrollton, Ohio, by
n. ". & p. &. JoHEsoS.-This is one OF the lar
gest and cheapest papers lnthe Statc,-it is Of
double medium size, contains but lew advertse,
mcp,s and its subs ;ription price is only s20o aer
ennum. payable within the year.
a.. Rn,L M LIB Wark , - p
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07

A SuARp YouTH.-- Jack said Farmer 10
his boy who was toasling cheese, i don't allow
that More fool you, said Jack. 'Whyi'
asked the mas.cs. cause you roulLral "a much
asaia ii you did. was lhe r.rly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-07
COTTON YARN.

large lot ofcotton yarn oiihe hest qusIity. just
- received and Tor sale at the cheap store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
0arrolIton, November G, laiG-u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
Markets. b.. Carefully Corrected eor lAs Tribune.

Asnrs-Are uu-sel ard car oy - qosd non At ~ isr
coI1oN-is Cotton sbou 900 bales changed hae. near,
al 10 lfnacrs Tie grade are e les's bat tae hge
cFfoiR txD MFAL-Tle make, r Flour tsda, ,, been on
scii'eJ vh snus oowa"ad ie'.eaj, r .i Ne o''aan
- M snra- nth OF made pm ven niror Wbra ta-
he ees oe cause ~ rspd de ne rfse se us Cana
- s 10 ,.l Il tie present low prces afs sarg Tie SAFE
tsdsy fnse fom8 o. l25s rciud& "~e- At 80 ~
Mica 40 OHIO $ .. -, oe.ess 49,, ,e, Ie,,s
AID ncr.r psfi e. coull be pace ll :, ~ 49, o.
he wish 40 up gov es we're y" ~, ~ -, e.
loHi 81 en- = o. bfii ifo'ase, ~ - - 49, =,
d.iver Jus A. private terms II >. onrieu .' 80 , -
a. l. souiheru Aere .. not msh i1,een,, 40 , - y,
heasy. he slna guotation D. - nf fo u,s'' -. -,
fought ovs aid descriptions rfoltnf ~ - eN y ~
~ steady Co Jsrey. Ses ~ os ~ py- " Nc f'e @
lie repss sae tbs opsa Of tbs Csna have been 81 bt
Ti0uI. 81 ba-lei. Whca', and GO. bushels Corn
GtAiS-Ihef. god inquiry Wheat mr mans an some
O., H. g,h Frs,e and c. te L.. There has ale Of
600 bahes bond ~ eeat, equal O. @ Zee There
tushes Ono "a, NeN Orleans Il 40 eti sol Ms'
ie % dnesed Their today snd sse. have pr
heea iires About 2sy bu-e N1h~fa and Jsrey leow so Al
kr Orc4n god orfln " tie ico~ tsca Or
.apment slffers genefa oder osi id cents kye MANY
Jun 4iaE celt Tor Northern and on suu lots c~o
vHI<yY-Ishclsy anl sod from .) 20 y ceuts closing
aaak hf Prroa lie sass 81" Dds Dfud.e dull a. q
YIsIOSs-Yor Pok the ,enley MARKET ~, down.
~d Ne. sef dull AL ~d y 10 5, De- Inc u ~ ct-
81 Te,T o ~ I'll n s 81 sl "a Tie us4ket ssrrey 20
ffm A. VA Tefe- held NJ 10 90 without sale for Lard the
seD'8a noif.ie and tic rce have ssaie sass
b.. ota- Meats but TIE pres low We
Ads Hans ~ 100 do "a 70 d. and u tsres Al
.,easysss Cheese steady at 7as eeos and
rISx-sses 300 u, jersey at : oen,s cash
NAVAL sToREs-l sale Of bbls Ss~bsra fon made at
q CENTS ans 100 DO Wkits At o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
MEDICINES.
CATHOLIC ppIrSr

THE FOLLOWING : he resunlony q one Of he most
honored ali respected Cafhoar priest. n Canada. Is
letter addressed 20 Or. Pcaa.i Respectable physician
n Montreal who kindly forwarded q, 90 Dr. Townsend.
NcSrRrtL. O--. III. 1917.
D. PfrstLr-po1r SIR LOus Psrcni1 .e lls gwen me
The enclosed letter and resirc me- o. forward e same 20
rale lls % nay ll0ir Gig been sicfel With diseased
alis lli or YEAR. and has been Iuih do
airy iur tu happily has been colf efsy and fully cured
tv ft use uf Dr. Townserl's >arsapara De- wishes me
% sl- n v0u thai you liberty ,0 plbsL Ls letter. o.
o. 40 D.. Townsend choose t0 10 80. u il klb.r
r.e ani wei worthy cf hetrg recorded Yours respect
fully, { PHlNA. y, Cura'e % Narenles.
Ds Pf-srLr-Darr Sir I consider % duty which owe
i- ruh fo publish statement ui Tie astonishing results
which have experienced iu usl- ~. T0wn'euls Slrsl-
rlrl Dr. Isl over Two years since was taken n ie -u
shoulder with violent rheumatic paus-so sef ere NAT was
r SCRABBLE u. be- and day; attacked me IN both hands ans
arms. which were terribly swollen and extended 20 nay
neck ls, a great number - medicines but was NOT Tc-
ered ulll usei Dr. T0wn-ends nsppIcclanl- remedy
which began relieve ia e-i dlys lier commenced
with end entirely relieved Al me word
should know 81 -s virues. AMI requested Father PnalN
OBJ ssuI flls lerfer Nours. &C. LOUIS FAlENAL ut-
P1urra once. l-f Fufou-sf. my-u lff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-20
Upper TEN THOUSAND.

THE FOLLOWING LETTER was received rom Nr
Sicox, gentleman of respcca5iy and fortune, VITO
j. wen and widely known. Dr. T0wnsend's sarsaparla
has cured thousands of patients The upper circles Of Sol
ety. and is used both IN NevYoS and Albany boy tie ma
iorfy q the arsocranc families. They purchase IN the
srnsofD r TOWNSEND, half dozen ora dozen bottles and
the whole flmiy Tor month s weeks sex ~ ieel
There is no preventive FOR disease lk- IT, These families
rarely, fever lose child. Nrg,vopv Ian 1 1915
Dis TowNsrND-SN. IN justice 10 your remedy tske
the liberty Of stating that about two years since tooh
violent cold which could II became settled
cough and a bronchial affection II The throat and uu-s.
which distressed me very much indeed Ny rle son Wa-
n extreme M health and procured some ot your Sarsapar
iil for him. Tie t0oA o. bar short ume when We thought
le bad ialudce. bar found threw the be cui through
f- pores He cof better " hcl induced me- 10 Use r.
done and very happy 90 ackuowc ge That entirely
cured both and ms con ami we now in ihe enjoy
of excellent health Your >Hrsfp beyond doubt
"a most excellent remedy. and should Dee widely known.
Yours. respectfully. VALENTINE slLCoN,
% Am1s-st, y. Y.
prnclna. OFce rs Fu.f0n-sf mv-0 De-