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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
TmR OLD STAND FOREVER!

NNHE undersigned having Purchased and re-
moved to his old stand, one doof5Eastof Car
teF's Hotel, would respectfully call the attenttonof
the public tohis fine assortment of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, 4 Trunks,
Together with every other article in hiasline of
business, which have been manufacturedEou Of
the choicest material, and Willb be- sold on tEe most
reasonable terms. His work is allHmade up by
experienced hands, and he feels assured cannot
be surpassed in pointof beauty and durabtHty,by
any establishment in this region OF country:
Ie has on hand a lot of COLLARS warrant
edito be ofk0s goodsa qualityias ever offered IN
this market.
lie refers those who have never patronised
him and who may be really desirous o Procnring
durable,ahd be4utlul.wotk to his best of custo:
mers in this and the surrounding counties, and
on their award he is willing 70 risk his meclani.
cal reputation.
TsOrders from a distance will be punctnally
filled, aud on as good terms as thoughsth pur-
chaser were present. EZt4eIaa
His grateful thanks areitendeFed to those who
have atood5by and given him their generous pc.
tronage under every circumstance. lfincreased
exertiontto please be- merit at all5 then will he
confidently calculate Onltleir, favoEs,hereatter, as
no effort will be spared ON his part. 81
90 All kinds of County prodnceEtakensln.ex-
change, fogsWOTEs E JOHNBRQQk-
Sd3C4l and see my assortment WHISTLER you
wish 10 purchase orBot. J.sB.
ChaIlestown, July n, lsA9.s 49,
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observation-disclosures

C0MMIG8lON 8UslN
N NHEgubscEtbets tavlpd Boats coaatautlyrnHs
ming TO Geof9esoWn and AIeXelurtA 90 Es'
specially inform GltSersons having
Produce
tosendt to either market, that they Whlth9at It on
Teasonabie teFme. lfieysaleo have q warehouse
situated on the Chea3 peake and Ohtni Canal ard
Observation-Disclosures Ohio Railroad and will
forward produce 70 my point ON the 5Baldno.e
road, or on the Winchester road, at g veFy.emHil
ASUPPLY OF ,
Der, &c, always onJtiand, and for sale low.
WIBLEAM-H ELGIN eco.
HarpeEa.FenvsJRa 8, l6A9-tf.
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The cry is sttlI they Conte!
@. N.
-CsuccEssoR TO ALFRED ANggBWeJ
FANCY BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC'
B RURER. f4E4 s..

- 81 H0WWeT NUI 3I0uU aITOTS9EUVFaQ13NI
United TO support but nyt Copblt1ed 10 injurE.
ETNHE subscriber Eet1Tns hi. grateful. acknoWl.
Aedgmentt to the citizens Of HdrPers-FeTry end
vicinity FoFthe very liberal encouragement extend.
ed to him since bis commemorative business ana
respectfully %solicfteE a continuance Of their kind
fayors.atth The stand % which he haalately Fem09-
ed on High ST., lin the room. formerly occupied
by Mas Barriek where he, e prepared 10 mars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
The GhaaestoWl Depot!

r NIIE subscribers having taken POSSESSION Of
1.-The Depot in CBarlestoWn. are anxious In
purchase any number ofbpShels of
WIIEAE AND CORN,
for which they viii pay the highest matEet prise
in cash, on delivery. They aleo.haye, possession
Of The Warehouse atibe Old Furnace vtntil The
first of April next, where they will purchase any
number Of bushels Of Wheat and Corn, to be de-
liyeTed on or before tbat time. ~
ALsO-On hand and for sule, 100 Tons 81
Plaster, att Old FurnGces
They arealso anxious topurchaee any number
ofbus6els of WheaFnnd. Corn5to be deElyered9s5st
fheir Warehouse ii ShepherdstOwnt where they
have q. large quantity Of Plaster for sale.
NH. g. ". W. MOORE!
F~eb&I3al8j9.
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$500
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IL INSTANTANEOUS S&&5s
A % c0nlin GeplItIHlee0I AeSf5@S
sNe Snbit44 tsess1 Atee4te e8stssR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6taY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r.
e by ad4tnga mIstbe
n~yes89n9s 9ll Tor 8 st.Il9l ~ 4s,tgt m if6 and
blood 9nd#bpdya Y#4sssEel SS
STRENGTHENING iEs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :8Ts89p
sesses the TemRFkable pnoReEty
curys from the one4aan S175Ey IS
FOR&ERUPTYOWS vi
SenEvev. 5oybntfes fsctfons. TnmOEssss Ioltus
sIa56FE 8W6it8 Welttng,s sBslpelass
Ulcers Csncens. RnnninRSop 3SCab&andables,
I'M 5and "a d~sf6rmined perseverance tn.Dr.
8S-yE1ERTssR.s PArHcEasViiIadact 5Cpre
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
S;t;ngs Nervons
Rejection Q! Eo9al Naasess = ssdscbe. Pale.
aueCs.o uS TlmaYof. fassssDF SwBRTsER's
p.s,Ss. 5,,;II5 soas sescf SsabTa butffobstinate,
ss,ton5o35g ,itS Gini1ga ayiS6 pain9, the dose.
49, 3Ass53 entesWr De eff
slA.a5 ~. as3sS$9 aSf;s5fsf Eighfen themselves
!e ss.s =. ~ ~ ~ aEtoIakemuch
wy. SffSi smiI3Iv0De.
neelSlle 5StItRe IFsMe.
S aI3 most 81 esttsihRi9 dFSSs assKas tslesvess
s ssSs2g9 In 'a IS P Psas S5Ss mai II tes4si;sb6hgfood,
cI=ssr1SstSe nina IA mbFosia4 st6esieht.
HDYsPEpSIA#0R CHARACTERIZATION
Aoco516qnis3 a19S DItEM, cured
- 5gss6e
DR-SWEETSERS I9ANACEAs
Ifrr,f66F MaVEsth.IsE.
-.
certify thattort9 s laas1He sIss5.l4 1870
aaactedwilhD yapePs!a and sNateF Bres1. sec sga
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07

F. HARTMAN
Or. JOHN G$GA4ga
r!I5S.sEIGHEEH& Mtql2s
ID. AR. M
fWM. III HESIEIH4k
DREWEARTINS UNIVERSAL PURGA-
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Bo0fana Shoe Esabllshment
mOna mYeIB,


ETOUED8an heclttxeRsoth9FPeTs
FatySndsvici6ft3stha they hayesenteFed
into Cop6rtnarshtpint the qboVeZbnelness and
win keep constautlY on hand q taelr S3nqz9
street. between g ana Gef feilEe1
tells, every description OF
ROOTS AND
md msEe4tosorder atzthe shortBst notice al
81 Ladies'. work in the neateet mans
ner. ,LadIesyWill 30 waitednp g their Places9ot
residence, instrumentation and work returned g
shoTtanotice.5 Leather Of all descElpliqn kept
constantyson hands
H0rpeEssFetIy, May 8.l849. LIZ
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ncfiF Wfnf so EfnrIIfnU.5
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$50 9HH4.|
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HafporsFeFfy, Jane 49, ls4e--ems.
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Addison, someIset. Co, Pc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-30
Naval Intelligence.


Commodore Henry Ballard las bee n ordered 20 the
con msno " the usvy yard ~ Wa hneton IN the place
OF ept Me- buiey whose term IT service mas exutre
The hcphc Gays he ril enter hs du,ie. on the st
81 october
Commander VIM. Tiudsou and not Com'r Glendy.
-, We earn ordered g. command the u g. slopp.n,-
Navy Yard.
Lieut.. Roger Perry ard pasfci Nidshipmsn Cooper
a. setting insster have been ordered e. the ordinary at
theHosport Navy Yard under command OF Comma n'ier
n. h. tnunibe bam
tuisrr thrissn has been ordered 20 the store ship,
Relief sbtch has dropped dosn to anchorage on tho.
Naval Hospital aud " expected to sa ~ day TO- New
York
The Navy Department hos ordered the construction
at the Wa hrstpp ysrd 81 ls,ge Der Of snchors
fer the use ~ the navy
The BostuD.fias n hursiat s.ys.It " un5erstnos
that The y steamer Irrceton has been condemned
bv the Bsatd ~ Naval Co1structnfs lately
examine sud report upon her, N is highly prob ,b,e.
that the report Of the ustructors viii accepted nv
the DeIsttment and the ship so,d At pubic ancti,,
The chip wat built b. contract IN 1912 uuer IN super
vision OF tspt STOCKTON snd NO esvens. vas spared
her. she has thsfe fnre in the on.
al yss.s.-a.e,Jvs1 Dsaes'. sspt. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-30
Trial ertne As,or Place R,oter..
THE LAsI sCEeK IN TIM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or rHR
RIoTEKs--TBE Law INDICATED.
ID


RIoTEKS--THE Law viNDtCArsD.
SsrURDss, Sept 29--3 p. VI.
The ecurt convened ut III O'Clock; but bsfore that
time. In tact for an hour more previously ves-
ubuie ana all The corridors leading ~ the court
crowded by pers'ns ~ho ansieus TO hear the
tnce Soon after convsning the members II the court
adjourned for the purpose ~ consultation to tho As
ssrsDt Aioerm.n's room and When they took their
seats sgsiD,
Mir ss,1s counsel for Judson made q motion In ar
r,st az judgment Witch motion. hossver. was denied
To this denial the counsel excepted aud
Mir BtkSKnsN. counsel Tor Bennett made similar
motion Ter arrest OF judgment witch likewise was do
MID.
CorrrLL. Of counsel for Adriancr read atajsvts In
n'itis 81 punishm.ut, aud alter all thvse pro-
ce.diIps had ben concluded
The defendant Jrpsns proceeded TO address tho
court 81 length. liz ead he bad fssor> ask aud
judicso jury and BE- might say by judiced court
Ills ttmonisls in favor a ch ttscter though freely
,nsrsd ~ the prosecution had nsitber been ceised
read lie could safely lay hi hsDn his heart
and appel To- his GOD. tha' he the victim oi aa
unjust psr,ecution- tha; the testimony prodnoeJ
Against him did show that hp had ANYTHING TO DO
with th. riot His views expressed ~ his paper,
the very day when the riot occurred would show
that was in favor OF lss aud order that he .aa ia
oittfsnf n between Poorest aud Mscready 1nst "
the testimopas r'tpectitR ~. character kpswp
~ The court IL son b. What MS character
Judge DsLY here said that the court ~Ould hear
ev,tythirg 10 he'd 10 'h,r On that point
He tt,r read letter from Commodore Moore. AMER
some further remarks. he said Of the jurors Mr.
Fss- had declared. durue Toe pruRtesf ~ the trial. az
ter bad left the court ttst NJ thought the s.ndants
ouEhtte b. hurg In conclusion he woald say the
infusnce ~ the ur..s ~ public opinion had
brought against him he had not had fair triai-he
fslt that be n victim be sto, 4 there martyr
Ire sentence Wa pronounced. after the Court an
sweted Mt JudsoD in proper terms respecting his allie
esioD IN pect 10 the prejudice q the court aud
Jury, and IL vae a. follows =
SENrtsCE OF THE COURT
Judge DsLv said respects the prisoners Mstthe
BsnIttt. Douglass ana O'Neil the Court have taken
into oontidsfstion thor snd bexpsrience 80 tar
n They coicefned che MAZE y n the beer
grady VII oicoted ~ Their sonviction. and very
shsht punih NJ IN thsif T. sufhcisnt flr ali the
pufpstss vbich punishment vas dssikued 10 effect
lb,t ste not only young but a them have wives
aud ebildftD aud other stand honorsby b-fore the
ttut d'votrg the earnings ~ heir young wears 20
The suIp"rt Of aecd aud ipendtut parents They will
b. feutenced therefore, hut l. an ian pfOoment 10 the
city Ttistn fur The term 81 80 days
Asrspeets the prisoner Green. be 10 VI mature sgs
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Gtsy tnteiiige.ce.

Darn A PoiicEAAN. he Coroner was called
on thursday to hold an inquest at No 10 vsnde~sisr
street. tbs body 81 Thomas Lynch Que Of the po-
ceueD OF the fourth ward rho pr-d yet-rday after
sey.ie and painful Illness % years duration,
from the effect ~ injuries indicted by ns.ned
Perez. ana oihers. ~ho nov la the stat. Prison,
ubdsrs Of I'm pfisoamert Nj hard LABOR tor
frcb violence ~ appears that the decreased
e. qusI disturbance at house No 10 Dover street,
sidsd by policeman Apare~ Hswks They entered the
pren,is,s aud asssiled by Fierce aud others
with clubs ard hammer knocked down aud beaten
The deceased conveyed home insensibe. Or. Trap
hagsu Wa called to attend the Gsceaaed aud found
eleven wounds about hie h, adj the scalp cut and
several ~ the WOUNDS had penetrated the skull he lost
lsgr quantity 81 blood snb remained insrusibe tor
several days Tte decreased has not been able To do
dAvt auty since ard had wasted asay TO sksls-
ton until yesterday death reviewed the deceased from
further tun,tins IA The -otd The jury rendered
ttIdct that the dscesred cane W hts drain By the
eject ~ Injuries received white ON dsty ~ the house,
No 10 Dover street, the pight of the 22d July 1915
IaNrts. 80 ana D,isa .~D Dsao At rns DOCKS
days ego ssvtr;sd o. the pr.ty aud the
hafdthip ~ thr1viDg the care Of the sick dying
dead .tni,iants Landed at our docks upon the police
Who have dute enough OF their to attend 10 With
cot this which T. not heir duty We then mentioned
N. tact n poor being landed a. Que of the
slps IN The Ntrth River BY one OF the tug
~, ~ qua lautine with oyilg chi Ia her aud
tie ptlts ~ the rhud Ware station hndng her. By
mere sceid.ut tosk charge e her She going TO
h,r bu baud On 1bordsy evening la'e. poor
vsnsu nan ID o. taIile dschstt ~ very dec4nt APP
Jsatnrre landed in he zane ~sy sbe cas taken
the saac WIS be ~ stat,n sisnd put bssfd
lie Cinderella sissmer ans @ndso a, TIE fDos ~
Iotrsor street With ihree stck children I'd dea
IN hsr nrms she vas fpuvd sabdeiing through the
ftr.eis 1Bprstectfu aud With ut pusket
uorgh her puusgt paid TIE On ire pay 20 rrpv.
Jtnrp. A.. l.. vhrrn her husband resides Sns
br,ugbt TO the Third Nsrd Station House by the
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lN1fthsIiNo fRpM IuuArAN.-We learn from
C"p'' b"i'u.ii. 81 the bofk P~demoure, from La
Fun"' "a ui'' arrived Yesterday moiuing that the
roVepip' 81 troops had evacuated Bacslar. and the
lnoHns had entered and taken possession of the
place. L,g~ood was much wanted At I,aguna,
and very scarce AZ q reals per hundred pounds
Duty on logwcod coniiuurs TO be ex4cted. The
british 'to,gs ne egates in the CITY oi Mckee, re.
ntnstrsted Against Ihis injustice; and a British
InsD-ofws brig snow % the coast, and IL Is to
BE- holed that this obnoxious duty will soon be
sholis he'd
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fos1NssfgR 't~cfs Nsri A tsleg,aphic despatch
NON " ssfinrtrD srnuunced Yesterday morning the
~ y iuto cut 81 Archibald Gamble ~ Postmaster a.
'm"ntAN William phrer ~ the Po.tmaet.r ~, thas
c'l Hnd me ~ TIE sprcirtsss ~ the prescott admit
MT s'"o tsrrs me- b. spats mistake In the name
~ TIE place ., vhch the appointment has been made
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SAILING ~ rHE HinEENiA.-The steamshiplIibcr
bi". Cept stone, sailed yesterday noon. Tor Liver
pool oiect She took out nineteen passengers and
$500 m specie Among her passengers will be
iowd the names ct ;. Christ. Esq., bearer of de.
spuches tpr Fauc-. sno William Hoffman, ESQ,
besItf 81 dctpatcLss for Switzerland
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I'm Episcopal CosvESrIoS terminated abruptly
on fndsI night, without deciding any VI the i'm
Portant questions expected to come before them.
This sudden course was taken for fear Of a row or
en'"fs, It winch there were strong symptoms
among The clergy
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cGrnof return rejected Communications.
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ADJUSTMENTS TO. MORROW EVENING.

BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery-WARwIcK.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway--KuvG ONxn--
IRIsH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND CRAs-ER.
NIBLo's GARDEN. Broadway-UR,ELLE.
BURT0N's THEATRE, Chambers t-KISGcRAFr IN
lt52-A DAY AFTER THE FAIR-JoHN DoBDs.
NATIONAL THEATRE. Chatham square-THK INvISsi-
RIEs- Rsvol UrI. N-IhIsH DRAGONS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE Brosdway-CrNDER sLLA-HN-
0sANTED ISLE.
MECHANICS HALL-CHanrys NIEsrRELs-VoYAsK
lUMcALE-ETHIoPIAES INGINe.
CoNcERr.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway-From A. n. 10 10
Pm.
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FEoA BRITIsH GUIANA AND TuRKs ISLAND -
Ry the haNuen schooner Egefe, arrived last igni,
W have DATES from Bdt,sh Guiana To- thr tn
September, and Rom Tmks leland To the I2.n
Ne B'wr OF Importince.--
The Iurts Island Royal Gessus states tina, severe
rain aud thunder storm, accompanied by ,ina f,c
cunsd there ca h. hrst Gays ~ september nv which
Vie alt season eae brought tO Glove sad during
Which ftms maine dwasttrs in the vlet, tv
~ tfshd key ihe felt husiuerE hsi p~os uarpus
Dung The ssson, VI Is .ts,.d thst sitboush very
lstge qusntuy oftsnit hsd b,.n exported there va
ttl an sbuuosnse n hand light house V t. BE-
erected on t1andktv
Hon Henry clay arrived at Ashland from his North.
tour, "A the
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ANOTHER PRE-

On Friday morning, q little after seven o'clock
FIRE broke oct ia the gsrrst II the three story
houe 80 stone street he upper part ~ the bulldog
ctcupeo by Michael ksns wHs completely destroyed,
With the effects 81 the poor family Who Inhabited It,
one of tire children who had been very i'll and sleeping
In h. gaft.t rescued from the flames by her sick
mother With great diffcuity-the shoulder and Il
the chid being s.yerely burned and all the hair o her
head Two other children also saved Had u
cured Ia the night. they would have all pershed -
There y no knowing how the Gre occurred, unless q
fell from tn. chimpeys through the light
into the straw h, a. which tn. children lay
FIRE DIVISION STREET.
Last ming st half pact O'Clock sfre occurred In
the building ct the Junction " Division and Hester
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FHon 1us Cossr ~ kFsioA -'AP1tEg ~ =, svrRs-
~ tie srrisa Southampton the t4th - $eptrn-
ben Of b. hip Phii,rnei tie Lonaon rass 81 that
cate has tHfi,st ffou Sierra Leone 10 the oh ~ VI
guft The tltHdrou the cos rspresrntsd 70 ~
healthy eco tlt slave trade the Increase fbe PHI
smel TOOK prize N AmpIiz on the 10th " July, toe
Itr.ny tcok tWo In the "a W part of the month
be- b,ate ~ the JebtsUr ccnmsndso hy Lieut. Boys,
drove ~ shore. afer fpifitsG chase ~ nine hours
sfgc pracsi eiuccs % three msst 70 feet long. of
rhria - Boston r. .fgonst
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po-srnot ri,h end is@iy arrived in this city from
Albany, yesterday morning.
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Tvs Ann Rsrr ourHAuE sLB,Sr CouSrY-
Robert Murphy. Who wa shot st Rsnssslaerville on
the 24tb Inst by two men. disguised a. Indians whiis
acting a. deputy sheriff s,so the folle~iug day Toe
Governor has issu.d the following proclamation and
der
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04
LUTHER DANIELS Agent for Rutland aud vicinity. 14om
14onl

ed q .auraing Of onss sell" The llungs
uaD Bal, m by us pleasing, warming soh-
enluF tud animaung power, produces not
hunbIug but expansion
Before rs delightful Influence, all chilII
ever, ug.l sweats, cosllyeness, blueness OF
.He roI-, a hot flushed skin, an uncertain
strength, omaciluon and decline djsappeai
like me poisonous dews of night before tho
g.auou, morning sun, This is no dslusion
uut % demou~uaule fact, sustained by inton-
u>u..e proof from all parts OF tho county.
Nr MI-F To~uhN.- Delay boz any case Of
Doa.umuye tendency, is emphalrally DEAN
Ua.or al. ordinary treatment The HunEa
RAN Basam is a great antIdote, as we'll IS
curative. u you have any symptoms above
described. be advised IN time sold IN '@rgs
bottles OF only one dollar per bottle
BY special appointment DAVID +. bad.
Iee Boston, Mass, Sole Agent for the Uuusd
NulcB and British American Provinces
Acryr- .- RulaHd, Stoddard & Gookln,
~ R1ti1ui D Murpan d Co., CasH,toJPsI-
Wus e Nichols Ptisfoyd II Slmonds, bran
aa1 Ross, and by dealers in medicine
throughout New Eugland 99ly
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-07-04


PREPARED by. S WOOD. NJ. j.. OF
ALBANY, y. VAS APUNlTNEROF
THE BLOOD
Irts WARRANTED TO Er
The most thorough, vet mud, of any ~ he
md,tci.
Asa proof We give the testimony o the
following named gentlemen ia their own
wofds, viz
DR. Woods Sarsapaulla Elixir "Ercel)s all
the popular medicines Rev. Allen Steele
Is "luhnucly superior to
Townsends" Pe,sr McChemey, ESQ
"Thc best ever offered to tho
American people 50 Rev + r. Rawson.
"The best preparation of the
kind IN use DR. l. Church
4" "Far superior to Towuseud's,
and at least -four times stranger
J Cougdeu, Esq
""Chcaper and heuerthan Town
sends" Dt S ?. Cunningham.
80 The best preparation OF Sarsa-
narilla IN market" Dr. b. +. Furchld,
Par superior to Townsend S
and three OF -four times stronger
G.. .CarntuH Esq
"lnthe GHcducss of principle and s'cruln-
leputy of Doctor " ooj wc have assurance
that no article appearing under hls name
would be other tlau as represented by him.
His Sarsaaparilla stands MLh wherever %
.as been introduced. w. Al5any Spectator
We advertise moderately 90 make our
medicine known but are not obhgrd 90
rspcnj $4,000 pcr aunum, go "su,lolu the
rcIItolourartIcIe Nofto Hood the cour-
try with certificates oil cures never perform
eI. cmhc.U,hcd with distorted pictures TO