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Partition.

In the Orphans Court of Columbia coun-
ty;--
Estate of JOHN KNORR, ! Sw Orit
ldteof Centre township, in the of
County Of Columbia, deceased Partition
FNo Susan Knorr, the widow of JoHN KNoRR,
a Thomas knorr, Joseph Knorr, Joseph Lii
ley, and Eliza his wife, late Eliza Knorr, John
Conner, Jr., and Sarah, his wife, late Sarah
Knorr, Leyina Knorr, children OF John Knorr,
deceased Abraham Dildine, and Louisa, his
wife, late Louisa Kuorr, ---- Drake, aud Regina,
his wife, late Regina Knorr, Johu Freas, guardian
OF Aaron knorr, Reuben Knorr, Joseph Knorr,
aud Elisha knorr, children Of Peter Knorr, de-
ceased, who was one of the sons of John Knorr,
deceased, Charles Hagenbuch, guardian OF John
Knorr, Susan Knorr, Sarah Knorr, and Samuel
Knorr, and Thomas KnoIr, guardian of Hiram
knorr, PhIneas Knorr, and Mary Ann Knorr,
children of William Knorr, deceased, who was
one of the sons of John Knorr, deceased, and
William Hagenbuch, guardian Of Sarah Hagen
bueh and Eliza Hageubuch, children of Ann Ha-
genbuch, deceased, late Ann Knorr-
You, and each of you, will take notice,
That an INQUEST, will be held at the late dwell.
ling house Of JOHN KNoRR, deceased, in the
township Of Centre, in The county of Columbia
on
Friday, The Elcvenh dag Of January
neat,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a m and G o.
clock, p, m of that day tor the purpose ofmaking
Partition OF THE ReGE Estate,
of said deceased, to and among his children and
representatives, if the same can be done without
prejudice to or spelling of the whole, otherwise,
TO value and appraise the same according to law,
at which time and place yon are required to at.
tend, il you think proper
PETER BlLLMEYER,
Sheriff
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EBNGor GiimOre!-We congratulate
our friend of the Star, upon his Military
advent. May he never dishonor the wa
wing Plume and golden "Epauletl."
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agencies for hs Columbia Democrat
n-v B. PALMER, Thrd and Chestnut streets, ,
Philadelphia,
0J- f. W, CAuR, Third and Walnut streets,
Philadelphia
o. GeoRGe PRArr, No ll6, Nassau street,
New York.
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ERThe Carbon Democrat, at Mauch
Chunk, which was burnt out last June, has
risen Phnnix like, from its ashes.
Sergeant-A-Arms ofmc House.

Col. EVANS r. BRADY, of BrookvilIe,
Jefferson county, we understand, WILDE an
Applicant before the next Legislature for
Sergeant-At-,4rmS, of the House of Rep
resentatives of Pennsylvania. Col. Bra.
dy, whom it is our pleasure to know very
intimately, is both a worthy democrat and
an accomplished young gentleman. We
could wish him success, assured as we are
and would so inform our friends every
where, that inhlm the Legislature will find
if elected an afable, efficient and compr-
tent officer
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HENRY IASSLER.

German Optician from Philadelphia.
ID DESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens Of
~ BIoomsburg and its vicinity, that he has
opened room in the Hotel of S. A, brady, where
he offers for sale
SPECTACLES,
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Bloomsbury, November %, lS4o.
''.'IHe Pennsylvania Telegraph, Harrisburg,
will publish six times, send bill and paper with
the notice to the Sheriff of Columbia county.
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.anpointmenis bY The Govemor.
.one, resigned,

Epw,Rp TAYLoR, TO be Associate Judge in
uzetne County, in place of Hon, Henry Petite
a one, resigned
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s,eiapatat d. ab.--Boys should take war
,;rg from the 4 following circumstance. On
Wednesday last, boy by the name ofJAMEs R.
I,.ovY, in NorrH stown, stood upon his head for
come time, and n short tim afterwards, was a
corps. He w1hs ab 'ut eleven years old.
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The Bank Of DanVille.

At an election for Directors of the Dan
vile Bank, held at DanviIle on Monday
last, the following gentlemen were elected,
viz:
Peter B,dy, WIN. II. Magill,
George A Frick, w, Jennison,
WIN. Donaldson, Lewis Vastine,
Nj. c. G,ler,of Danville, Thos. Hays, Lewisburg
Jacob Cook, Muncy w. c, Lawson, Milton
J w Smlth SeInsgrove; J Sharpess, Caltawissa
J. X Grolz, Bloomsbury.
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GKANrHAM |. TAGGART, of Northum-
rland, Northd. county, to be Aid with
Ne rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

HNHE subscriber offers for sale his 6xrsa
HOUSE AND LOT, in viii. HgSl Ia
low.Grovc, (South Bloomsbury S9H iA
The House is anew brick building Si.,sssgzESis.-
Of sufficient size to accommodate ----'A-'-'--'
large family. There is a well under cover at the
kitchen door, of excellent water, supercedng the
necessity Of going elsewhere to procure water
for any purpose whatever. There are on the
premises a CARRIAGE HOUSE AND BARN,
sufficiently large for a COW and three horses, and
other appropriate buildings, all new.
The lot is located on Main street, at distance
about equal to eight squares Of lgS feet each from
the Court House so feet wide and / Ii feet deep
There are on the lot properly dispo- Tr2it'a,-
sed, and Of various sizes. UPWARDS Of f23Ff$3SSS
40 ORNAMENTAL TREES, &E5{2S
embracing quite a variety, viz Ma. sSa1tss..
pie, Elm, Linden, Ash, Button wood, Mulberry,
Weeping-wlllow, Hickory, Oak, Buck eye, Hem
lock, Cedar, While.pine, &c, with variety Of
select Shnhbery. There are, also. upwards OF
Thirty Young FrUt Trees,
several Of which are grated with superior frurt
These trees were planted about three years ago.
and are just beginning the development of their
peculiar beauties.
Those who are acquainted with the relative sit.
nation Of this place, must perceive that destined
To be- as in q few years it will be, on the great
fare to the Lakes thc'purchascof Re-
Al Estate here, must be safe and profitable
investment
o.. Those disposed TO purchase, are invited IN
call soon on the subscriber, on the premises. or in
his absence can make application personally. lo
B, K. RHODES, Esq, Bloomsbury
DAVID n SCOTT.
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IL AsPrNwALL, Esq, of Bradford, to be
hendant of the North Branch extension of
hsylyania Canal.
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TbanksgiuiH e. - Thursday next, the Goth
;rst. .htu be re- numbered, is the day set apart
+, Governor Johl8 ston, to be observed by Thanks
giving, Prayer AM Praise
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lppoiaiaents By the Canal Commissioners
AalsroPHrR Mason, ESQ, of philadelphia
Nv, to be superintendent the road to avoid
tclined plane, in the room of Col. Petrikin,
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lHtauelphid'
0J-GsoRee PRArr, No. ll6, Nassau street.
New York,
appointments By The Gouenor
EpwAap TAYLoR, to be Associate Judge in
juzetne County, in place of Hon, Henry Petite
aone, resigned.
n GKANTHAM |, TAeoART, of Norhum-
rland, North'd. county, to be Aid with
II rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
Appoia,aaents by tie Canal Commissioners,
AaprspHrR Mason, ESQ, of philadelphia
:, h, to be superintendent the road to avoid
tcned plane, in the room of Col. Petrikin,
~. @ led.
AsplxwALL, ESQ, of Bradford, to be
hendant of the North Branch extension of
! psn lsyvauia Canal.
,b aent By the Court of Lusrne County.
iNp RICHARDS, Esq, to be Commissioner
s,,ceo fJacob Besecker Esq, deceased
pa -eSe-
InstalIa t'o"'-pETkR biLLMhfhN' Esq, was
rbursda yast, installed High Sheriff of Col
umbia couI N.Y. Mr' D. enters upon '"e 0'''"''
ge Of the esPon'loe ou'lesO' MS ne" ''"''O'
.,;,b an UNI blemished reputation, active business
oao,ci,y and high prospects Of efficiency and fu-
,,ro n.elnlne S. Wewish him great success
PsN1AMIN HAYMAN, Esq, rerires from the
.Gce Of H,gh Sheriff, with the general good will
af.n vho havt had official intercourse with him
A,r;nu his adut inistration.
1,banksgiuiH g - Thursday next the Goth
;rs, let il be rG numbered, is the day set apart
~, Governor Joh8 lslon to be observed by Thanks
r;y;ng. Prayer an8 / Praise
s,eiapntat d. ah.-Boys should take war
ming from the following circumstance On
Wednesday last boy by the name oiJAMEs K
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MILITARY MEETING.

Briacreek, Nov. 10, lsl9.-3h
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Treasury Department, April "a, Isae.

pY the 81 section Of the net OF the ri March last entitled
ID An provide Tor the settlement accounts OF
public oieers aud ohers who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise In Mexi.
cor II g ensccd that where questions arise In respect
TO The refundng II duties collected in Mexico The
mission Of penalties imposed the ground that the col
lection was improper or hs penalties wrpngly enforced,
the same shall he referred Tor theeeson Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury who IL hereby authorized required 10
pay under The direction Of The President Of the United
Saiet, cut ol the money iii The treasury raised from
tributions, such sums may he determined by him TO
hare been Improperly levied or imposed ss contributions
assessments or penalties.
For The information OF claimants under this section oiils
act, notice Is hereby gwen that Department win re-
gre lat a cims shall be presented In writing, setting
forth the Character and amount of The contribution
inenf or penalty Tor which remission Of duty
claimed; where, when, and wherefore The contribution,
assessment, Or penalty imposed and whom paid -
The application 10 he verified by he oath Of the claimant
corrnboTatsd by the evidence Of one dsnerested
credible Witnesses and 10 By the certificate
Of proper uceOHnttng officer thai the contribution I.
ties or penalties ALLEGED TO have been improperly wrong.
fully Levied or imposed have been duly accounted for and
paid TO the Treasury The United States by auhori
ssh iishnTsemenis OF denosies.
w, NJ MEREDITH,
up lb--aaw2E Secretary Of the Treasury
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HELP ONE ANOTHER.

II there were greater sympathy mani
tested in the daily transactions OF life be-
tween the members Of the great human fam
ily, and a disposition evinced to encourage
each other in the time Of trial and misfor-
tune, how much less misery and want would
we meet with in our intercourse with the
world Many of the pale and haggard
countenances, that are now to he seen upon
every hand, would be wreathed with smiles,
rejecting gay and happy hearts, and. por-
tray more Of that kindred feeling which
should ever characterize the conduct Of the
members Of the family Of dae Great Father.
We were led to the alb by the follow
ing incident AS we were passing down
Fourth street, day or two since, four beau
tiful and lively little girls We're skipping gar
ly and thoughtlessly along in front Of US,
when one-the youngest-fell upon the
pavement, and was slightly hurt Simulta-
neously they all rushed to eraid ,--one rais-
ed her to her feet, another arranged her
dress, and the third busted herself by dry
ing her tears with her little handkerchief,
and offering every consolation that her inno-
cent heart could devise, until the young UNI
fortunate almost forgot her pain in the kind
attentions of her playmates.
Happy, thrice happy little girl, thought
we; may it ever be thus with thee May
est thou ever find such kind sisters when
years shall register thy name among the bu-
sy actors in LIES drama
Such scenes as this are strong rebukes 10
the incorporating character Of those who
worship at the shrine Of mammon, sacrificing
the highest qualities Of mans natlra 10 the
basest designs, snothering ~eNtaiig IKE
benevo.ence or christian charity Cae..I-
Grhi Times
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
aiafsssfl - STATES.

- Ill ,ta.. ,t,.A,s n pnt " t,,.si.,,, f,h.
tnIted ss,.s Of America, do hereby declare and MAKE
tnc,v,, h9, ,,.'I IL Viii M hsl AZ t,s
a N ne ssit n lVISl M ihe here
innfte III sisn,,ed hi vii
Atthe lansl once nj The Falls Of 81 croix river
no ~, Nonay Iba fn. l,y ~ lime neyt fr HE dsnosnt
u The bubble lands situated within The ,ndermenoned
u',si5,'s III 49,. 4, ,n,v ,s,'irs ,,i,
NJ VI. ~ EN-. er,l
4NofW 81 Me case Hhe ana irest " WsJoufAn Pft"eP~
Hlertdidn.
Fractional townships twenty-five, and townships twen-
tyx thirty, thirty one, and thirtywo, OF range seventeen
Fractional townships twenty five and twenty sixi aiid
townships thirty thrtywo, and thirty three, VI range
eighteen
Fractional township twenty six and townships twenty
nine thlriyhree and thirty flour, Of range nineteen,
Townships thy.three, hifty.four, and thirty i've OF
range twenty.
Az the same place, commencing on Monday, the nliid
LAY Of September next the disposal Of all tho public
lands within the townships aud fractional townships above
Enumerated which have been shall be- reported bepls
the day OF sle containing copper lsn OF other valuable
ores 10 be offered for sale in daerqnarler seetona o.
not lees than five dollars per acre except the sections aud
parts Of sections II any covered by ihqae mining leases
which slali be determined by HE day fixed ior The com
81 The publc sale in accordance with the pro
visions Of The approved the hind day o March, egh
teen hundred aud foiyssyen entitled An ac 70 create on
additional land district in The Territory Of Wisconsin and
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IN pursuance oflaw J. JAMES X POLK, President of,he
United States of America, do hereby declare and make
known public sales will be held the aforementioned
aud Office in the State of Missouri hereinafter designated
10 vii: I
At the land office al SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday the 9TH day Of June next for the disposal Of The
public ands situated witlinihe aforementioned townships
and parts OF townships, viz;
North IF he base linz aud ,rest Of the mn principal nei
dian,
Townships twenty-five, twenty three, and twenty four
Of range eleven, ~
Townshipswenty three and twenty four, olrdnge twelve.
Township wenty.two OF range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and twenty -four, Of range TWEEN
y.one.
Township twenty. three. of runge twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the o schools military
other purposes, will be excluded from tic sale.
Tie Offering of the aforementioned lands will he
menced the days appointed, and proceed In the order IN
which they advertised with all convenient dispatch
until the whole shall ye been offered and tue sale thus
closed hut no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks; and private entry any OF the lands will be adj.
ulitled until alerthe expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twenty seventh day Of February aino Domin thou
sand eight hundred and ioriy.nine.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President: &
RIcHARD NJ, YouEG,
Commissioner OF the General Land OlIice
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LE DoyEN,s DIsINFEcprNa FLU d.
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MEashs. porLiS, nooERs a COMPANY,
Sae fropietors Of he ce'tbratcd
lie DoYEN'S D1SISFECTING FLuID,
eg leave g cai attention to This important aud Invaluable
article the Creates discovery Of The agenatents in
Washington December 1917 "
TIIE above invaluable preparation which entities the in.
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posesses The power Of immediate d"stroyng the most
ny Il Hospital Wards con be Ggaj. etr Of masma and
Wafer Closets, Gees Pools, Cellar No. &c, Of impure
gases. In The sick chamber this Fuid will he found IN
valuable, the smell arising from sores on lie
body, from NE night stool, by is nj once tls
~ from any necessary be kept srveai weeks;
~ nsing the Fluid. without becoming ia e ges,
Clpsins of emfrant ships will derive incaculsble nd
yanases from is use IN the Storage, for dantcing aud
tias,ice in advertisement would be impossible Ger.
nteates, am !e most celebrated physcians Of England
odr Office Which VIII fully convince the most scepiica Of
Application aud ceriasl in lis tfiects.
70 o1ners, Ageas, cop,diHsef resses md otaes:Fo
blFe water and other disniectng pnrposes BY appi
sanon o ms flad the eonicus Of Pryy be reriov.
reaaering night SOL a valuable manure.
e i ,s's9f desire TO bring this article into public
~ , MN Is FURNISHED y quart b0tItsof own stamp
Orders respectfully sois,.l and ,s i. n,.a,,,.,,
supplied PoULIN, ROGERS y " ,,m av
''Merehsn'f' Exchange, William street,
mr. ror al, in th,s .t,y,. New York
W. 81 ~ GILMAN, Druggists.
Pennsylvania Avenue.
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hetSgleH Having used your Disint,c,ing pir,,o, =,
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Water closet, &c ~ uis
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by The President of the United States.
IN pursuance of law, j. JAMES X POLK, President of
make known that public sales viii be held a the under
mentioned land offices In the State Of FLORIDA, the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit;
At the land Office al NEWNANSNlLLB, commencing on
Monday the fourth day Of June next for the disposal Of The
public lands situated within the aforementioned town
ships md parts Of townships, viz
So'rh B he base line, aud east Of he principal uaridian
Township twenty three township twenty. four enceui
sections efhf nine ten fifteen and sixteen; and own
ships twenty-five, tweniysir and twenty seven, Of range
Township twenty three; township tyentyo four except
sections one, Two, three ten, eleven twelve thirteen ot
teen, tgentyhrce, twenty four, tweniyfve tweny,six,
thlrty.fve and thrtysS and townships twenty Eve and
twenty seven, Of range twenty.four
Al tie land office al ST. Augustine, commencing on Mon,
public lands situated within The aforementioned townships
and paris Of townships, viz;
oh qfths bass line and east Of NE principal meridian
sections thirteen fourteen twenty three twenty four TWEEN.
gen Hsepi sections ttry onr and hrg sWn n,
ship twenty SIX township twenty seven, except sections
and twenty -four, Of range twenty Gye.
Township tweniythrce, except sections eighteen and
hy one o@nshp twenty owshp ggns .wG an
cert section iifiy one; and township twenyscven, Of
range iwcuty-siS
Townships twenty three, twen, fonr twenty Eve, and
tTenty.siy, Of range ~ enly seven.
Township twenty seven, Of range twenty.nmc
Township twenty -seven Of range thirty.
Townhpsweniy six and twenty seven range thirty
Tawu,hips twenty ,is and twenty Of range mir.
ty'tW6. 9,- 9#sH
Township twenty seven, Of range thirty. three.
Sections iva 10 ten, inclusive, fifteen twenty Two
elusive, and twenty to thirty four Inclusive
ship twenty seven, of range firty.fve
lnndsappropriattd BY law for The Of hoos militia
ry other purposes, VIII be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will he
meneed on the days appointed and proceed in The order IN
which they are advertised with all convenient despatch,
until The whole shall have been oersd and The sales thus
closed But ma sale shall be KEEP open longer than
weeks, and no private entry Of any The lands will be adj
mited until after the expiration Of the weeks.
Given under my hand, at the eiy III Washington this
twenty seventh day Of February, Ammo Domni thou.
sand eight hundred aud ioriynine.
JAMES X. POLK.
ny the President:
RICHARD NJ. YouNG,
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NOTICE TO EMIGRANTs FOR OREGON,
IN CALIFORNIA, OR NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM TIE UNITED tTES .-vhs

MOIiSE ~ EMiGn q NTS FDN OREGON,
" CALIFORNIA, OR NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM TIE UNITED STATES. The
lo9wing regulations will in issuing and
ulunliiop, under the resolution n Congress, approved
March "a 1915 =
J. Each applicant mpgt send 10 the War Department
affidavit that 10 Ills bona 6dt intention emigraie
son, OF California, or New MeEica, tie case may he
and must state distinctly What arms an1 ammunition be
requires
stated sufficient supply Ui The AMI ammunition de.
sgnatsd by linn 10 slm and equip eIl applicant may be
delivered 10 him his order, "a the cns there
of Provided thu government has rh arms, and he fat
ran he cold without eiTiment 10 the public service and
" not then The applicant may receive such other arms aud
ammunition az he aiall select upon the conditions
3 Arms and ammunition furnished above will be de
Vered each applicant his authorized agent al III.
nearttt convenient arsenal whore The ma
be- The place OF delivery desired by the applicant shoui
be designated, GEO. W. CRAWFORD,
Secretary IL War
WAR DEPARTMENT. March ~, leig-2aw3w
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pursuance of law, JAMES X. POLK, President Of
The United States OF America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales viii be held nj the under.
mentioned land office, In the Stat. Of MISSOURI herelnai'
ter designated, 10 wit:
Al the land Office at Springfield, commencing on Mon.
day. the fourth day Of June next, for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts OF townships, viz;
North IF PIE base line, and ,eesi QfHe mn principal
meridian.
Townships twenty-five, twenty three and twenty four, Of
range eleven n
twelve. nv
Township twenty-five, Of range nineteen,
ty-one.
township twcniy.ihree, of muge twenty-five
Lands appropriated by law for the vi schools, militia
or other purposes, will be excu led from the sale.
The Offering Of the above mentioned ans will be
menetu on the days appointed and proceed in the order In
winch they are advertised, with all convenient drspatc
closed
Bu no sale shall be kept OPEN longer than two weeks,
l no private enlry Of any Of the lands will be admitted
unul alter tile expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington this
twenty seventh day OF February, ammo domini one
thousand eight hundred AMI forty.nine.
ny the President:
RICHARD VI YorNJ fNe H
Commissioner Of The General T. anil pGra
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GREAT rEMAI,r NEpItINE

DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARuIA is sovereign
sure remedy far ncpienf CONSUMPTION, aud for the
general prosfr,ton Of the system matter whether tile
result Of inherent cause or causes produced by regulary
illness, accident li8p.llfsf faH{Rt'f
Nothing can be surprising than It's nvigorang ef
ees on the human frame Persons all weakness and has
snde before linking H. al once become robust anil full
energy under its influence. II Immediately cnunieracfs the
neryelessness of The female Frame which is The great
Of unhappiness.
will not be expected Of Ia OF delicate ma
ire 10 exhibit certificates n performed but
assure the afflicted that hundreds oicases have been repor
ted TO us.
CoxaAcKrR, Sept %, 1886.
DR. TowEsENp--To NIL whom this may concerIi-This
certify that my wife used bolie your SARSA
PARII.IA previous 10 critical event, under the most
,larming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the ropsy swelling Of the feet affections and very
much dehiiacd with my persuasion, and the rscommer.
dalton OF those who Ind used IL she induced TO try H.
with little faith; and suffice II to say, the medicine
had HE happy anil dsred effect moi only during the said
period but AFTER the expiration OF OF lis use the
drosy and nervous affection way an astonishing
DEGREE and her health IL now better than had been for
long time previous
II This will be Of any service TO you, or any one who
doubts the success Of the medicine, you are entirely vel
10 IT, }st f5fI7 II
subscribe myself your most obedient and obliged sers