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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-25

CuRIoUs FAcIs--A writer in the Boston Medioaloa
nal states the following aca, which be says has been
collected from authentic statistics:
l. That The l0neveity N the pure African Is greater
than that Of the nhabtan Of any other portion Of the
globe.
g That Mulalioes l. e. those born Of parents one be-
ing African and the ether Caucasian o. white are de-
cdsdy the shorest lived Of any class Of che human
race.
3 That Mulafioes are more liable Co die undsr The
age Of IS thsn the whites blacks befwssa lose aees
Iron 20 % e. So l-aud lfom s. . 20, l00tol
That ihe morfality Of free people Of color IN ne
United States nore than 100 per cent greater lhan
that or the setra
& Thst IA = a unmire5 African sxiracioa IN lhs
srss States fe hot more liable lo Sickness Of prama-
tnle dcaih q Ia fhe whiIesof htr rank and oondtion
il society, BE- fhat fhe aliEnr neTlatg m1nifsst
nnohg IS fre people 81 c1Iaf y II esey connunify
ani section onnlry iararaby conned . naIa1iosl-
N.ior Ccas|,l r r. T9irrs. UuI.t s,slss army. L..
80 orasTsass au.oras esla.a q ne g. 8 troops IN
fisfaA
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-25
AID ID Il u s s
DELIVERED
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
NJ THE
REQUEST OF THE TRUSTEES,
on TIE GOCIRRIEA OF FHB UNITERSIFL
yUEY TWELFTH 1eG0.

By ALBERT TAYLOR BLEDSoE,
ro6mv 6 DhIbsHass ~ OAI aesAg Prs'iSAI Of - nUa'Ay
The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-08-25

Is there a man, whose judgment clear
Can others teach The course to Seer,
Yet runs, himself life s mad cafesr,
Wild as the wal
Here pause-sud through the siarl hg lear
Survey his grave
The poor ihhabitsnt below
Was quick to feel, and wise TO knob,
And keenly felt the friendly glow
And softer fame
But countless follies laid him low,
Aud stained hishame
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:
medicine possessed so much virtue, and bad
power to heal SO many diseases. But SINCE IL i
well known that more than 20 900 persons have
been cured, our friends will begin TO realize the
truth of our remarks, which were made about six
months ago. viz that there would not be a family
in America who would live day without possess.
ing box IF fMcALLiSTER'S .Ah Healing ONT
nenf, If they but knew its virtues s'sa{ .- H'S'
.McAlster' All Healing Ointment restores per.
spiralion in the system BY this means il opens
those avenues through which Eature carries of the
impurities within. and thus relieves the body of
disease 1t is thus that it cures Consumption. Fe.
vers. Scrufula. Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Thr,at. RheUma.
tism, Scald Heads, Pains in the chest. side and
1 ack; DsspepsIa. Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness
Cutaneous Eruptioi,s, Sore Eyes. Inflam'naioiI !"
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, ChiIblains,
Piles, Worms, Agues, Cola Feet, Liver Com
plant. Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, lnidinmations
Of every kind Sold by
A. s. s. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
J. K. g. J. H. Morris, WoodsfieId; j.-.m5
WIN. Steel, Stafford; A .......... .......... F..
Talbot & Wernecke, Malaga,
Peter Dorr. MiltOnsburg; @t
John NJ. Round. Summerfield; a.s ..
J L. Il Z. A Boyd. Carlisle. 9s .... ,.
WIN g. J. Myers, New Castle; -.,f
Hdnes g. Pancoast. JAMESTOWN;
Anshutz, Pollock & Co, NCiarngton;
Isaac Welsh & Co., Beallsv lille. .
Nov. rs, 1873. t-s.
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WDOAD NOTICE.-Nolce is hereby give

" DAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented TO the Com
mssioners of Monroe county at their next March
Session, praying for the location and establishment
of a county road, beginning at the State road at OF
near large white oak tfee ON lands formerly own
ed by Thomas Kennedy, running thence the near
est and best route to Robert c. Morrey's tobacco
house on the west half of the northeast quarter o
eetion I6 township 5, and range 6, running thence
she nearest and best route to the county road near
the mouth Of the run near Andrew Kinkrads.
thence the nearest and best route to WIN. Dearths.
thence to Adrew Snyders. thence TO intersect the
,county road at or near Jeremiah Wilsons.
Jan, 27, IS49. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Attachment Notice 80
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, 50
In the Court IF Common Pleas. .
-.4 October Term, A. d. lS4S.
Nathan Hollis,er, IN DEBT. Ba
VS. Debt 1888. esq
Thomas McNeely Damages $50. ,,
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
that on the 2slh day of August, 1913. the said
Nathan Holister sued out OF said Court Writ of
Attachment against the lands, tenemens, goods,
chates, rights, credits, moneys and effects OF the
said Thomas McNeeiy. a non resident af the state
of Ohio. demanding therein the sum of SIS, ,S3 in
debt. aud $50 in damages, which said wit was at
the October Term uf said Court A. d. 1913, re-
turned served 4. WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk.
Nov 4, 1913. Monroe Common Pleas.
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8 3 DAD NOTICE. -Notiee is hereby given

p a DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
H. that there will he petition presented TO the
Commissioners of Monroe county, at their next
session, praying for the location of county road,
commencing near Robert Clark's barn, running
from thence to the Mount Zion Meeting house,
thence near Samuel Warmers house, thence to the
lower end OF Fielding Philips lane, &c continue
the lane to the corner Of Nelson Hogue's mead
ow, and continue his road to the loot Of the hill.
thence on the nearest and best rout to intersect
the road Leading from Lewisville to Carlisle, the
place of termination. Said road will be principal
ly in Franklin township.
Jan. 6, 1919 MANY PETITIONERS
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S.
In the Court Of Common Pleas b. .
October Term, A. ID. 1913.
Benedict Arm, IN DEBT.
VS. Debt S52 29.
Peter Stephen. Damages S25,
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested.
that on the 18th day of July, 1913, The said Ben
edct Arm sued out of said Court Writ OF AT.
tachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chattles. rights, credits, moneys aud effects Of the
said Peter Stephen. nonresident of the State Of
Ohio, demanding therein the sum OF $52 20 in
debt, and 1926 in damages. which said writ was
at the Oct. Term Of saidCourt, AID. lS4S, re.
turned served. ~ ' 't'-'J
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk.
Nov 4, I84S. Monroe Common Pleas.
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HNOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
Io, that petition will be presented t" the Com
missioners of Monroe county, at their next March
Session, for the location of county road, COM
menclng orrthe land of the heirs of nichard Nor
ris, on the road leading fom Beallsve to the
Baptist meeting house, m Sunsbury township,
thence on or near the line between Benjamin
TIuax and said Morris, from thence on or near The
line between Obadiah Truax and Joseph Smith,
thence the nearest and best route to iaersect the
Atkinson run road at or near David Tenors.
Jan. u, I6l9.' MANY PETITIONERS.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE Co.-Applica.
- tion will be made,to the next Court Of Com
mon Pleas.of said county, forthe. redemption nl
the south westquarer, of the north east quarter o
section ten. township three,' range fun. in said
euunty. containing 40 $1,000 acres, sold ssp ths
llth JaPusg,, lS47. for taxes. to, Henry eycks
charged on The duplicate to James Taylor. .origi'
nal quantity same as above f,Sss5t ..F'i
.fa l.. EDWARD ARCHROLD. ~ .
Dec 2. isIs--6w Att'y,for Edward TsIbott
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0u-oFFICE foy The ssle ofths GoLDSEEK.
ER'S GUIDE and GtDLDOMETER,i No. SO.
Centre street, New York City, where visiiers may
see several casks Of California Gold. III the rough
state, as extracted by Sighor D'Alvear from the
Sacramento Mines, and also witness The operation
Of the GOLDoMETER, when held within the
magnetic mAnence OF the precious metal. and the
uDerrng manner in which It iIidicatesthe presence
OF that aud other metallic substances f'1i'p z Ha
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n DAD NOT CE. Notice is hereby given
~ that petition will be presented to the Com
inissionerssof Monroe county, at their March ses
sion lS49, for an aItcrali'n on the road leading
from Edward Reed'- to Malaga; said alteration to
cummence where said road crosses the line be.
tween the lands Of Isaac Beverlin and Ben jamin
Hamilton, thence to run north with said line to
i,iterseet the county road fiom Lewisviie to vii.
haW kents.
Feb 3, ,lS49.
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Ian. q, 1919.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co., SIS:
CoURr OF COMMON Pleas.

Harhe..e b"r"es' Vacation after Oct Term,
Abel Barnes. ). ls4s. ps'i''o" for Divorce
The said defendant will take notice that the said
petitioner did, on the 10Th day Of January, A. ID.
l649, file her petition in the Clerks office OF said
court, praying Tor dissolution of the bonds of
matrmony, now existing between them. THAT un-
less he appears at the next term OF said court, and
plead, answer or demur to said petition the same
will be taken as pro confesso, and decree enter.
ed accordingly
The defendants will also take notice that the
Plaintiff will take d-pnsilnns before proper author
ilies at the office Of Justice Laws in B,rnesviIe,
Belmont county. Ohio. on the Oath ni Eeh. lS49
WALTON g. ARMSTRONG.
Attest: Soils. for Petitioner
JNo WAT. OKEY, Dep Clerk
Jan. 20, 1919,
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lust received and for sale by ANSHU'FZ.
q POLLOCK Il CO., a large lot of No 1
KAN AWHA SA LIT.
Having made arrangements with the Kaiiawhs
Salt Association, We will he prepared at all times
to furnish our customers with this valuable article,
which is at leasttwenty.five per cent better than
Pittsburgh Salt. y
Suhiish, July "a. .I84s IL
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900. "a. I. w. SHERMAN.
= Lieut. 3a;.Aftillery Us, arn,y,
,NO.AGENTs.

sod ~ IL aasS,NO AGENTS.
In consequences Of the difficulty Of finding faith.
fulageniss sndenf preventing fiauds. whers arti,
ciss Of s1kNafature are sent our general sale,
Sig,ior d Alvesr has deternined ,>''inone ofhii
works or instruments ui'lrss o, >-1a by leiiers
sent directly 40 him, when the das-oa rubca,j6iI
or instrument, will be fawafde ind y his signs,
iure dseal. so that all doubt - to is gehuue.
ness may be removed. y - ,a.ss a tlffv ai.as
05-BEWARE OF ALL LIMITATIONS af thi.
instrument which may hereafter srpesv, as the se.
cret OF nnpaTiing the Gold d. .ectipg power is
known to no person whatever, Z Zsspt the original
inyPbtor.t s. s.ua. a b gts-f.s 70 ~ ~
= oJ-The oLDOMETER, AMI Go.D.sEEK
| ER'S glide, will 10th be SO, & I'll, cias.l,
envelcped and sealed. and >iheu. zee ioi subj-c,
20 inspection by P.'stniastrrs, Tor tie sum oi
THAEE DOLLARS, seut pest paid (, SIGNOR
JuSE DEALVEAR, Boz 27l3 Nsw York city
The Iisirumsnt is very light. and tie Guide !,
printed tfhn psper-rso that th charge liz mail.
or express. will he very smsjisto Spy nsrfef the
United Sisies. ~fI,ha pssce III tn GOLD SEEK
ER'S GUIDE alo6ss is ONE z OIbAR. .srp,,.,
above Adafess, sIGfs<lk JOSE;sDEALvEAR,
] Boz 5ls, New Yrk City
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" .OAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
lo that petition will be presented to the CONS
Inssionsrs Of Monroe county, at their next March
Session, praying for the location of county road,
commencing at the Ohio river road on the land Of
VIM. c.. Walton in Salem township, at or near
the place where an elm tree stood by the fence so
that the road that is the centre Of said road in
asuaight line from said river road on the upper
bank Of the big run through said Waiton's field
and cleared land at the upper side OF the fence
at said WaIton's house and barn, in such way as
as said Walton may direct, thence up said run to
the first main fork Of said run on land of Mr.. Han.
ma al the first falls, thence the nearest and bes
way with the least work to intersect the point
wh-re.thejroad from A. G. Ewings intersects the
ridgeroad from the mouth of Suntish to Dan. Gates
and Tor the vacation Of the first mile from the rive
Of the A. G. Ewing road.
Ian 27, 1919.
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Cash fol. Rags.

The highest price viii be paid in cash, pn de-
livery, for LINEN AND COTTON RAGS. at
the warehouse OF Forsyth & Baker, Water Street,
Wheeling, or at the FULTON PAPER MILL,
one mile east ofW aeeling, on the turnpike
Keep out all the woollens ard bagging We do
not want them. A. ARSTRoNG & CO.
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby give

UDOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given,
H. that there will be petition presented to the
trustees of Enoch township at their session Oh the
FIRST Monday in March next, praying for the estab'
lishment of a township road. as follows. to wit /.
Commencing at the county road known by the
name of the Headee road, near the north east
corner of section IS. in said township; running
thence ncrths easterly direction. to the farm OF
Leonard Sheoppner's; thence northerly to the
top of the bill on John Gearsts Farm; thence north
through John Keress' farm; thence along the west
side Of Sebastian Hohmarr's Improvement; thence
north easterly direction as to ntersect the road
that leads from Daniel Bate past Turner Clar1ay
TO the south east corner Of Leonard McPherson's
tarm.
Feb z laIqs d.
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N. +. BLACKLOCK 4 TO.
235 BALTIMORE ST. BALTIMORE, MD
WHOLESALE pEALERslN
BootS. ShoeS, Hats.CaDS RouetS, &C.,

DOOtS, Shoes, Hats, UapS, bOHetS, &C..
Have received direct from The Manuia. turers a
large aud well as.oI ted fresh stock, aud are pre-.
pared TO offer great lndu, ememts TO country mer.
chants and others who will iavnr them with a call
Our stock consists in part Of '
1900 CASES SHOES AND HATS,
Mems Boy 5 n Youlh's Cali zip Il Gnmmed Boots
......... ..... ..., ... Goat M"nioes.
Women's & Misses pegged s sewed Wel,s s. l,ools
u.- l- KID, Morocco aud Seal Slippers
with alaree "ssorturo, Of GaIie,s. city made work
AID Chdren's SHOES Of all kinds.
HATS.
Russia, Moleskin. Cruey and Nutria Hats. ="
MONTEREY, Buena Vista spurti,s aud W"Dl Hats
Sennet, Panana, Chinese, Straw l. Angola Hats.
Also, Il large stock of Palm aid Leghorn Hats.
Sd CASES BON.JETS
Florence BRAID, DeIon, Chi,a Pearl, Willow
Lawn, Neapoiitan, aud other kInd.; " Ilha large
stock oi Trunks. Shue Thread and Blackiug. .
March 10, iSiS.-iy
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Magnetic Battery Z, ....,

,Consi.iinsof ELECrRIc FILES, GAByAft
lZED PLASTER. MAGNETIC .EDHERfNs.
\, FORsG0,S SUMPTION, MAGNETlU RTNs
.ER NO 2. .FOBsNERVOUS-D -DlSEASE&. 1lA6@
NETiC, sEtHERi NO. g, FOR LIVER CO0r 1
PLANTS, Sc. For sale by z lssS7'
. !.R. & J. D.: MORRIS Woodslieldy .ssse S
tJshesiR r. Smiths i'lsriiglon, " .ssuY ss.
: WIN. Nc KnIeys Rnishatsep. ,IsslaE asgss
J. P. Fsifsi. .Nswcaslles :, .siasyit.i6s9
I. Isaac Welsh. rBesllssllis. ,slsssissI
{ Thomas MI tchell, "A Ahtinckst .eSslssft
q W. S.sHqsue. Solhsfton, e. .ga9gigssI
epjanin Ms.kslk aBsfiesyills. .s5asassf
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nIssoLUTION FPARTNERsHIP.-

[DISSOLUTJON PARTNERSHIP.
IL The partnership heretofore existing under
the name and firm of P. & c. Diehl has been dis.
solved by mutual consent The business of the
firm will be settled By P. Diehl, who can be found
at their old stand, now occupied by J. H. Morris.
All those indebted to the firm will call immediate
Iy and settle their accounts as the business must
be closed.
P, DlEHL,
Ian. q, 1919. c. DIEHL.
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surveying.

nANIEL NORRIS, an old and experienced
- Surveyor. thankful tor past farors, will sill
attend To the surveying of land, roads, &c under
the direction Of the County Surveyor. Deeds,
mortgages, AID other legal Instruments, drawn at
the shortest notice. Office il Woodsfeld. d H.
August 26. ..-. e-r 81
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TNIssOLUqION.LaThe psftnsFsil3s !. 4 Y. Il.
IL fire e2i.ii'.g u9dsr the firip,ofJ. t'gsi coii
MUrrish has this DAY beeii dissolved BY M of fbe
seit.. y II. Mbiris win stttie tfebusE wy csf
Iais7 FIRM An thoss' 'igdsbtrd 10 tie f me old
tmidsdia,ely7 ard settle. al the bii.ness 20
iirms mutt siid VIII he settled immediate -
- 1hs tmsiness viii be tuntinnrd by J.p lis
who xilfslwsys be ready aud w!!Yi'' y
sfi6date tis I'D friends and ciistomt \
o. wond.6sld, Nov 81. is46 ~ -
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Publishers of the Scientific Auerican,
.., g.g.-a .... New York.
NOTICE. -No.lcs is hereb,


giyei, ~ all persons interested, that final and
partial elllemept accounts have been tiel in The
Office of The Clerk Of The Court Of Common Pleas
wi,hiMspd for the county Of Monroe ant, Stale Of
Ohio. by The executors, administrators and guar.
dia"s o. The estates Of !he following named per.
John Bfacey and George Bracey, administra ators
Of Sathael tracey. deceased. PMtial q
saEobett tiregg, adnuislaior Of William McFad.
den, deceased. Final. "a ~ tenatl q iInVh
ffiRebeeca Danford, adnihistratrix of Peter Dam
ford, deceased Final u so iHa ssiifo ,-sA'
.h sisnrge w. Durkee. administrator Of Franklin
Gilmore, dee eased Final. ~ Ts9Ned .M (
sThon,as Griffith, administrator Of John Palmer,
deceased. Final q ,e'i' b 'iail itsa odi IN Ct
aeJepiha Duysll. guardian TO Wilson's heirs. =
Final IN gHi W hr gttIi ;ssal - sfn H. .5lI.gg ?
ea JUhn Sinclair. guardian TO J. l.. Howes iunatic.
riaats sii ,fEhnid rfsia 10 Yr1qn1q sta
Tha, The said accounts are now on file IN said
Office, .aBjeci,oaths inspection Of sali per.ons Ia
terested. aud are cpulibled uutii the April term
of ssid court, 1919 final settltment and conft
rmfatioaI,h rmfatioaaIh ps,s'ls I, va . WIN OKEY, Clerk.
.tiNyJ, Sefas NJ 70 sfsi7 Td1Tly y n !iT5f
ASsSstsa ..itst,t ma
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VUyHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co, 50
IL Application will he male !" the next Court
of Common Pleas, within and for said county. of
Monroe. for the redemption of 10, No, 10, in the
town ot Lebanon, in. said county. sold un the llh
day of January .lS+7 foI taxes, ~ George " Penn,
and charged upon thc.dnplic.ie to Sol' monPo ell
the original quantity, the SAID Int Ma. 10 entire.
~ SOLOMON POWELL, .'.-
tBy N. HOLLIS ER, his Attorney.
Ian TO- lS49-6w
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Upward Of 10000 Cures!!
Ou CONSUMPTION CAN BE CuREpl -
80 DIX. toGERs' Co.PouND sravs. or -
ILV A.WOn ~ Ar

f"i lhr cure oi Consumption, aud all disessss Cf,
the Lungs aud breast ...a
his great remedy has not only made almost n,
credible cures 9f Consumption, but il break, uu.
the most distressing Cough, Cuid, Pain n II :
Bieast and Asihina.Ina tew hours lime. Wsad.-
IN" ize Our Agents, in all cases where il dres OF
give immediate relief, aud the bottle is refund.
To cheeriuliy refund the money. q ~ w
We will now ask the afflicted csndidlv :. -
Inc the facts below which substantis,s II, m, ri,s
OF hisgreat remedy. Facts which ara i ,co, ,ro.
verlible, ami canIut be denied. Wefekr vo "a
ihe statements Ut wellknown Physicians and Pr.
lessons, who have come onward aud k,ye AMI.
slantiated these facts The most incred, Iona c,,.
not but be convinced that il has made Gu, o. he =
every thing else has failed.
- CiNCiNNATI, Nov. Z, Islt.
Mr.. l.. .Scorill:-Haying been sfFii. ted y,th
>. most distressing cough, until my lung bes ne
affected TO such degree that was g, ,,iin, m.
splitting blood. aud being under the care ian bls
physician, Without obtaining any relic, uh 4 I
procured bottle OF Dr. Rogers, Live, .sors ,,,S
Tar, which restored me 70 health in /. vary ,ort
time. ~ 4 III Nj
FkOM HON. JUDGE WILLIAM IL JR,rI
qt 81 Late Post Mastr Of Ciacinmafi.s Il,
...,e. CINCINNATI, August l2, tls4bs.,
Inc statement of Justice Finch 10 ent lie 10
the fullest confidence ot the public. lea, n
corr"hora'e what he has said, having use ius
medicine myself withihe most decided ben,
.e,si 81 1s'- q #sel, WILLIAM BURkt.
REMARKABLE CURE OF coNsuMpTitN Nt
MIR. Scovlil:-l was taken with most tjistfe n.
ing cough, and my lungs became 90 diseased ii A
hled ~ short time several quarts, was rsi !,
ced so low That all OF my friends, and even d
physicians. m thought imust die with Consumptioi!
My brother hearing OF the remarkable c6feirpsi,
by Dr. Rogers Liyerwort and Tar. procursd !,
bottle, and before had taken one.hslf of h. n
seemed TO 60 to the very seat Of tbe dsease. ~,
sed large quantity ofphiegn ana matter. srd NJ
cough was shipped as by chssm.S9 And by NJ uss
| was restored TO perfect health. 5o.f - ~ *
., GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed This 06ih dav of Nn.
yember, ,lsi7. 1@& HE. SPENCER.ls n
s.ls.,altl q. Mayor Of the City OF Ciacinnstisxa
:, COB EW ARE On !. -. 4 "
y =, 49, - OF. "A BASE COUNTEKfEIT!.e
Prepared in June last by John r, TOLAND.
III fhs hsemPloy or GEORGE NJ. ALLEN, DIR.
lgist, Of Glucjiipali) This counterfsit H. solde
one JOHN BgtE of LouisvillssKy. Esas
A. l. S. Hendry, Genersi Agent, for ohis. IL.
J. r. & J. H. Morris. Wosdsisld: u . y
, VIM. Steel, Stafford; asstSSs I ;,si,f ,I a.
Talbot Wernecke. Malaga: n
Peter Dorr, Miltdpsburg; tSkCss
Jobn M Hound, Summertisld; XG
JsE.& q. A. Boyd, Carlisle; N7t
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