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CHAPTER a.
Pat NJ Home.

The little IRISH boy len, on the whole,
good impression on the minds OF the Doctors
family though they were sadly uou-Plusscd by
hls free and easy dcmcanor The Doctor
vas capu,atcd by his ready V.,--,he wife
and daughter pIred hrS evidence though un-
compla,npg dcsutu,ron The key 10 the lIi-
de living gna consisted iu a word teyoud
which no clN reader will need any cNplana-
ton. Pat was, or rather had been. news
bow f" as such he had acquired development
for the natural aptitude OF hls tongue-as such
he had learned the readiness oi reply, and
kecnnc,s Of rcparce, which as,Onished the
Doctors household
As soon as Patrick had completed his stree,
,ollc,-lor, with stocking, and shoes in his
possession, he instantly discovered what be
had rct though, o. before, that It was 'co cold
to run barriooled.-hc started for home at a
good pace. As he knew that his mother and
sisters were halfhmishing, he was delighted
to have ii in his power ,o render them suL-
s,an,!al AID and comfort, The supply was ia
deed mos, opporvne. The father ofthe lit
de family had died bu, a short time previous
~ al,pr a long illness, which had eaten up
their lttle earnings, and sent their moyables,
one by cue, TO the pawubrokcs ard the second
hand auction stores. Contemplate IN value
rs thcse poor chauels seemed, every .ixpence
Is treasure 60 the suffering poor, and the
widow Murphy was looking IN vain for some
article convertible to cash, though ever -
trihing, when Patrick arrived with his baske,
Of provision. IfDr. Gregory had seen how
like famHhed bears the liule nock fell upon
the broken food, he would have owned that
here was, indeed, no "shamming :"
"Oh, Paddy, DEAR" said his mother, wiP-
.Irc her EYES tina, had filled, while her ehil.
.-.' a,e sogreedily, show hard you must
have begged to get all this"
sorrow the bit, then, did &c, by beg.
-.r- answered che boy. 81 iould them my
mrtnsrand five sisters we're starving with cold
r.I finishing with hunger, and begged for a
penny ortuO to bay them bread, but the Peo-
pls e,ther pushed me aside, and looked you
l.e. or ,ould mc 50 and done with 1t. AT
l.,,." and here the liulo fellow SoOI up
proudy, 81 tired another way Tor IN
"You did not Sae, Paddy" cned HI,
mother. looking frightened Ard, God save
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Cheorfulnes,

who would no, ikc ,n hc cheerful vet
how many there are, who hardly lpow VIA,
the word means. Some people vii PI'-
through ihi. lie, with scarcely a smile ,nI
II they do happen to look cheerful, il i BY
none Of their own cycriions; IL j. the fg5h.
effort ci SPIN which lhsy have no, so mi.
ly sublucd. 4 kind word doe. 4 great Seal,
and 80 does ehccisl smile. Whr - morg
disagrcclbe, kan 10 sec person Who is Peycr
cheerful himssf, and Who appears a. ifhe
though, il ! sin for others 10 Be so' Meet
him iR the street, and perhaps he will say
good morning " which would SQUAD yer,
well ii you have the impoliteneS' ns' 10 look
up hat when ypu DO look uP, ihcrr he i,,
with his face a, long a. ya'tslick; and
you can hardly Believe a human colntru.
ance could looI =, ~os-h'roac. Now why
clS't people lrok cheerful, when il is iust -
easy 10 not wish them 10 go TO the oppo.
site extreme. and he laughing At every thing
that occurs thst = u,t vhl, ! call looking
but lct = person look pleasant, and
as ifhc might laugh Il the occasion required
this is what call hooking cheerful.
Eai,iico.
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tbs house you live in. You shall have !, at
the same price he Pays-oh condition thai
you don't charge the o,hen more than enough
10 &c, your own free, Ead fair price foT the
trouble in collecting. And I'll 90, onow
his lease for any Of them, neither, II you
show yourself honest and capable, here's an
opening foF living for yOu."
Pats heels few invOlunsirily into tho srs'
position oiaBothcr negro Pd'-bui he blusbod.
hung has head, stood .,ill and woP, his thanks.
while even DR.. Gregoy's eyes mOistoncd.
"Call here tomorrow :" said the Doctor
willing to relieve his grateful embarrassment.
Patrick 80 said Helen, calling him bsck,
" Have you a couple Of PloasAa, rooms IN
your house to let met
Anan !" said the boy a,,onishsd.
WHAT asked DR.. Gregory.
"why, father 80 said Helen, you certain
ly have not iorsoucu your promise made this
morning, that when Pa, has house 10 let, ]
may b. maruei'"
"Oh, sou baggage" siid the Doc,Or.--
Well, when one has pill tn take, the sooner
/, Is uG his mind the better. Marry, as soon
a. your mother can get you reldy-lorl sec
you are both Of a mini. Bu, don't you 90
now aud tell Dr. lI1np what depends On hi.
endorscmcnr Of Paddy here"
&" Sure DR.. Henry would never tell he 10
save 4 Kingdom" said Pat, earnestly.
Get out OF the house, you lutte rogue"
said the Doctor, you've done IN two houn
what my wife and daughter have boen trying
ia vain 10 do TOR two ycars!'
Is anybody 40 dull As not 10 gaes' the end
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ROEtG0X
Irar ibg pcm>,ratl
THs GEM AND THE ANGEL.
~ yu,TFIJtSr

IL4kr.I f1r. tbr H.vr1tnIu mi1r,
NsHsss sr-Gr rf. tr,1sHrs tssrc
NGr1, which .'.rrrr ~itb uut'.t wealth,
G.,a1 onto ar NB-rIs care,
She s1f-I 18th r,r, snl v,lh icar
A.Is,a. tbHrar svas,
TrrItaru.bt hrv earth might chase w.h tears
O., hu.lr1-s. lI ASA,
Hrr sr.1f,r tbr. G,m ,5 ls1uii.al,
The Ars- bughgl, va'r
Nrrfru u. pur, A. ths aI's hoe
Which .br sarrIa MururU's LovTs
Tr-rstr r'1rrr.I aass hrr radiant si1g',
AL .r,r,f 6r. ar tran uIy sight
NsturI lifIk1r. thag with sn,shuIoars,
>hr ea. raraurl ar.,a ,.ri. ,i hshl-
F.r rr6asI sarri a8 tff, p'srirs' Cen
Aut.nth,f boz lts t,a1p m.1
Q lrr. t5-rLrt tsra-h rurr AMI STRONG.
Too r.I r,hrrL threhI
I.Hrr-.I .r- ,ysi1 iur1ng trance,
IrrrrrE OBJ ths .r.r,r a-i.
Thew { i.u-I a tstrs rrry s1i bright
'N# aar SAVIOR. DU.srN uASu.
II, trr~ ~as gryvasl 9TH ~r,agh Of Love
NrHta b-arr, traced there
The rs.r'..s Cas- had Ala~1 on earth
AsrHr AH.,.s H1l care,
Tas1 srl'y 800. thraa-h the >p,rii land
h".,, srsrT.Hs strain
NyHlr 9 It.lrf frs a.rHs. 's O1r more is irryi
Tr1n E1-th's taI care B1H pain"
N.usa, NHarr. Npy s. l>5J.
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lFnn the LAZY. Box or Msy.l
The LdiaE az the Burial Place OF bis
Fathers.

shal,' of mins ,ncicut. ~iIhsrcl race,
Where sleep your brlvs', yuur ehi,itain. ~
Run hath found your dWcIliHg.pl,os.
AnI stamped each noble, mguLsring br0~
come to weep upon your graves,
To pray leslie your shrine. once mor;
The mound. are ls,eIlsI. AMI the ~sye.
90 T,ms have swept yoaf altan o'sr
Yyrr ioum- arc N the western .ky,
wh,n .un-.l's hre. at even burn;
AnI sh4Ig~, rUunl nay 6otster, he.
An! rsinly cab "IlsuEn. rstun'-
Tbs voi,os o: the summer ~oods,
The bryoklsi, add the solemn glad.
Az, MT ,mll ths soliulss,
Tn, same thli rouhI Ny young ye.n played
Bet 10 tAs b5e,ie there "a tons
49,, not ~osi ui Old to hear
The c,tarscts voice % no, IT,
Tia, 30 IN mu'Ic on my ear.
That brs4lAsJ tie .aras sad, moumins O-ass
Upon my heart their accents burn.
Al % the ~hi,Tsrin, hrr,is' Aont,
whis ,ul the, bod He TO ''T'Gnl'
Al, an az csAiss ~ s~ay
Int src,a ard G1wcg hns.
Oh, thiihsr-ard I .oon .hsl sta,.
To nia mi1s 0wn, NY kinjrcl land
Thcr, .tlIl lhe ,1slc 6nd hi' nci,.
There pi"saHt waters ever ~.
AgI fuli the wear, Jnys 10 r,si
N,if m,u, a mu. rluf s.t arl -
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8aGaGraO .pNtH
Irram Nuhar'. N1ssIt1ol
PAT MURPHY'S FORTUNE.
~ "a HNsTINys WIN.
Pat Abroad.

Dr. Gregory h,d .rs,rrtgmei from an early
professional call, one biting morning iu No
ycursr Oa alirbunr from ht, chai,c, De-
ragrh, thr cy,s Of h., daughter as she siout
at a front ai-duo. r.,-gted upon some object
rr hr, urr9acc. with au expression e. c0un-
trnarcr .1 which T.', AND mlr,h seemed 10 b.
struggling tor the assa1i1rcy Turning
aru.ad f1 ascertain v bat thus attracted her al-
trrt0oa, lhr Doctor lbs v1. ln haste f,r h,s
5-ralhsN Dow i,- ,br Gr,J time perceived a
.r.r ragged and b1rr-tu.ej boy, who was
hanging 40 DE b.,t, of h.. horse, with an arr
r- a, rr-1'str determination tu h1ll on, as if
hr hai -,Iad Blcgpballs by Oh, b.ld-stall.
Ur Gregory vas ba'h humane and bumor-
.s; and oa, ig particularly god spirits Iu,,
now, having relieved fellow creature from
intense suffering, and received therefore o.
reasonable tr-tao ,,sats Which, ocu,slEeJ,
constituted a physicians haPPurss and
though iar goot physician. Lag Dr. Gregory,
W.at infinitely rather m.,s iae last than the
tn,, D, cannot De- denied ,hl, tlsy are pleas
art associate circumstance.
lIlI.ol' you Iti'e ctntaur reversed go be-
cred, ''vho PAYS yoa Coz holding horse tha,
wouldn't run ir Yea whipped him."
Is tt m- you meant Irs ,hc lr-~ trouble
40 hold hrn then, If be won't run, " said the
boy, and tf Your honor a.a4t forget 90 give
us tbc s.HFencg, I'm DO poorer than was
6clorr
"Ah' ha'" said lhe Doctor. inuaung his
h.ogge. "it'sa a w.t y0u are Here, John, %
be ,ald TO 'he groom, who had now come
rOurd, tara the borsr INTO the stable, and
his Lu,e savage into thc kitchen, and admin
lister come b1, caI,s vah rolls, and hah a
pound Of cHoF,"
&c '>wC 'rai vii ss' b. bad 10 take, =" said
ilu,s Pat, following ,bg grou.n. 'Your boo,
us A4s iAo n-a.s Vi t-s -, Doctor va tbc
country"
Dr. Gregory, a. his comfortable breakfls,
w.ta hls lam.Iy, sooa torgO, ihl, such bs.ay
-s .u.e Patrck existed. Tbs @e say with
OCT scandal % hls bsueyole0cc. Tor 3, many
calls we're made upOa nan Tor professional aaa
other ard, thar be tell into the habit OF pre-
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lir somebody's chamber, when she rcachco
her twentieth birthday, short time since,
cns; me three casca Of whoopinp cough, ,wr
levcrs and a compound fracture whole
years practice Of extraordinary amount, IN
INV cabinet makers family and vet that III.
he fellow borTows my pavement, and makes
Il answer in the place Of all these supcrilui,
ties"
"Ycs, most m,vnapimou', Papa-but who
asked you Tor al lhosc supcrfuiucsr Who
contryed tina, his daughter should be packed
of on her birth day, directly ancr breakfast,
that when she came into dinner, the furniture
u , princess chamber nigh, surprise her
You are quite a good preacher, ] will admit,
even to finding your own text, as YOU did IN
thi. case. For my part she continued,
blushinr scarlet, and turning half aside as the
old gentleman looked a, her keonly, and some
wha, quiz1ically in the face" for my part
-lrsuld hc satisfied with a house furnished
At no more cost than INV single room j.. ]
am willing TO rrc up supcrhui,ics, if-if-"
" So-o-o-here We come again. Love in
a co,agc-,hc romance ot urdcnt Affection
proof against advcrslty like a salamandcr safe
poetry and boiled csbhagc-chIldrcn with
on, clothes. and potatoes with their jackets
on. Very fine and pleasant to talk ahou, by
moonlight, IN mdsummer-yery cool and un-
comfortable with the thermometer atIcro, and
no coal IN the rrato' >"
81 suppose YOU were rich when you were
married I"
4" IIcy '-ah, there's John with the horse''
said the Old gentleman, hurUiug away from
A conversation which he suspected nigh, be
shou, 10 take wrong turn. There was a
certain Young gentleman whose preference
f,r Helen had become too marked to b over.
looked and a, the sultor was really an uncN-
ccruouablc person. his addresses had been
,ari,lv allowed. Nhilc the careful father m.
definitely postponed, and dcusrously cyndcd
listening 10 any formal communication, mas
muck a, tina, souId inpy period To the sus-
p,nss iu which the old Esrulapius wa' de-
,ermlnsd TO keep lle Young people.
The mos, unfortunate positlou N which
poor sui,or tor rlch young lady's hand can
BE- pl,crd, D., when her father happens to be
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ARrrARrEr -" Sir" said amember from
Assumption, in the Louisiana Legislature,
" am here, the proud representative Of my
constituents; am here from the parish Of
Assumption, and while | stand on this door,
/ and Assumption are Of piece" " Yes"
said an honorable opponent, " and you are
the bodies, piece Of assumption ,ha, was ~
pr heard Of
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CHAPTER Ill
Pat the Landlord.

"Comc, ia,hcrr' cried Helen, the next
morning, :" do lay down that Prosy pamphlet
and come to breakfast! You are too old a
man to be 10 completely swallowed up by
the shop. You care more for a gallPo, than
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6bs Chor0 psmo,rot,
rr.Lr,urr ruEY TUrspAr SoryJso on
NuLLETT s MELLEN

-rrrs .--O1r JrlI4r aUl On, rsH's .T a',HH.-r
..-s ..'.t. 1rI sTs""f,. .f,. r.Hf- u'arr E
to- .tf1r, ,t r1- rrd .f 'h- vrHr f
r. U.aU.A
AuyI ErtsrvrNTs inserted rr rrasu11ht terms
ths rr,rIistar. nj bring accuuutah, g. aH, rttvr
ls,rHt che amount charged Gr The ad'cItf,ru'ui.
~ plyurut Or an advertisements Be- held 90 L.
Dc iIUm the date ~ the hTst Insertion.
rgrV. PALsrE.No, :, Congrrss a., tnVrf
AZ p.N Ndyrrt,ssr Ofcs,) Rrstuu, - 0ur Agent
,rr receiving sutscugilgns uni aNsrisrmruts Sc
ft. r.trs. ufBo.toa. New No5k, fhihdslphia, and
utuugTJ.
Rook and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED,
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AS n Female Medicine
It is without q riUd[.


This SarsaparIIla is a sovereign and speedy cure
Tor incipient Consumption, Barrennoss, Prolapsus
Uteri or Falling of the Womb Costumes, Piles, Leu
corrhea or Whites; obsructed or difficult Menstrual
tion ncontinence of Urine, involuntary discharge
thereof and for the general prostraon OF the sys
tem-no matter whether the result OF inherent cause
or causes produced by rreguarty, illness or accl-
dent Nothing can be more surprising than its IN
MIGRATING effects the human frame Persons OF
all weakness and lassitude from taking it at ,nCe
become robust and full of energy under its influence
Ii Immediately cOunteracts the nerveleSsness of the
female irame which is the great cause of barrenness
1t will not be expected OF US IN cases OF delicate
nature to exhibit certificates of cures performed,
butcan assure the afflicted that hundreds of cases
have been reported to us Thousands of cases where
families have been without children, after using a
few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with fine healthy offspring 1t has been ex-
preSsly prepared in reference to female complaints
Nofemale who has reason suppose she is approach
inc that critical period ''the turn OF Life should
neglect to take it, is Gel tain preventive for any
of the numerous and horrible diseases to which ie
males are subject at this time of life This period
NAV bedelayed fol several yearsby using this med
icine Nor is it less valuable for these who ap-
nroaching womanhood, as it is calculated to assist
nature by quckening the blood and nvigorating the
svstem Indeed this medicine is Invaluable for the
delicate diseases to which women are subject.
II IL the safest and most effectual medicine for
urifving the system and relieving the sufferings at
endantnDon child birth, ever discovered strength
ems boththe mother andchid, prevents pain and dis
oasa increases and enriches the food; those who
boveIseI il think il is Indispensable 1t is highly
nseful both before and after confinement as pre-
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. ROBERT. 3. FOLGERS
OLOSAOTION.


THIS is one of the remedies WEIGH have introdu-
Il ced within few years past, to the notice OF the
world, as antdote tor consumption af the lungs,
and all other diseases of this important organ. The
most triumphant success has attended its use in every
case where it has been administered. 1t has, with
out the aid of other Medicines. or personal atten-
dance produced some of the most extraordinary
on record, even upon those who had been given up
60 die only in this city, but in every part of the
land, as the following testimonials will show. 1t is
impossibleto give place for the attestationS which
are daily arriving, in pamphlet like the present.
they will fill volumes. A few only will be given, to
show that it is indeed 5reat remedy-mOre than
ten thousand persons having tested its qualities with
in three years, and have been restored through its
beneficial effects to sound health 1t is purely veg
etabe compound-itis based upon scientific princi-
pies and is intended to carry out new and success
tut treatment of those diseases which hitherto have
been pronounced fatal and beyond the reach OF rem
edal aid. In all cases, where it is recommended,
not only in Consumption of the Lungs. but also in
asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult OF breathing, Cough,
Raising of Blood. Pains in the side and chest, Night
Sweats, InfluenZH, Hoarsenness, Dyspeptic Con-
sumption, Group, Whooping Cough, Consumption of
the throat, Chronic Diseases OF the Liver and Kid
news, Difficulty Of Passing Urine, Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Palpiation of the Heart. il is the
Greatest Remedy in the World, as it gives instant
reefin all severe cases, and those who II for any
time, declare that they 'tee il them,' so
certain and wonderful are its effects.
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent,
ap 10, 49-lv. Evansville, Indiana.
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For sale IN Evansville by
wv NJ NNNNI eE,V o.,
ATT,IS & HOMES

WHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes, Spades, Shov
els, Powder, etc, etc, are now receiving their
TVjater Stock and would respectfully say to Mer
chants Having had experience in the business OF
the West, almost as long as the West has hsd bus
mess, they have a thor, ugh knowledge fthe West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and i'm
porters, such articles as will suit the market, and
are prepared to sell goods on as favorable terms as
can be obtained in Louisville or CineiI natl.
To CANAL CoNTRACToRs,-With especial view to
Canal works they have on hand, and will be con
stantly receiving large lots of Spades and Shoves,
Blasting-Powder, together with all other articles
calculated to facilitate the toll noursh the body, 70
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARMERS AND Produce DEALERs.-They will
and call particular attention TO their very large
stock of Gunny Bags which they will furnish on
/ terms that cannot fail to please
/ Nov. Q, '49-n21-tf:
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DRUGS AND MEDICINTs

- ALLEN c. HALLOCK Druggist amde3
~ Pharmacutist, would call the attention Of e
~G~the citizens of Evansville and and adjoining
towns 10 his complete assortment of Drugs, M edicnes
Chemicals Oils, Dyestufs, &c, &c, &c. All OF
which are carefully selected and received fresh from
the Eastern Markets. Physicians and merchants
may depend upon their orders being promptly attend
ed tC and the genuine article always delivered, on
terms wholesale and retail as favorable as The same
quantity and quality be purchased at any PLAcR
A full assortment of Botanic Medicines Roots
Banks, Herbs, Extracts, Powders, &c. prepared ano.
ut up by the Shakers
Hallock's superior cold drawn No l Castor Oil,
manufactured at MI Carmel Illinois.
a large assortment of Patient and FamiyMedi
cines, Essences Hair Oils, Perfumery Soaps EddI
ancy articles Cologne, Bay and Rose Water all OF,
the best quaties-Seiditze and Soda Powders, care.,
fully put up and OF full weight.
Copal Farnish-at So 90, 81 25, and 81 rs per gat
Superior Pale French Brandy, P. H. Goddard g. Co.'S
Brand, warranted pure, for medical purposes Gully.
HalIOck's Worm Candy, safe and pleasant msta
icme DESTROY in children and imrroI thel;
their general health;
Hailock's Cough Candy composed o. Horehouno
BOnesel, &C. for all kinds ofcaugh
ALSO ON SALE,
A. the proprietors prices
Dr. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bittera
See advertisement.
DR.. Upham's Vegetable Pile Eleetuary- See adver
tIsement
Wilder's Sugar Coated Veg. Anti Fever ills-See
DR.. Vanzandt's Health Restorative Veg Pills--Se4
advertisement.
Dr. Toger's Olosaonion, or all Healing Balsom-Sea
advertisement
DR.. Peters Vegetable Pills, Worm and Cough Loz
ges.
DR.. LIE Roys Universal Vegetable Pills composed
OF Sarsnparilla and Wild Cherry,
DR.. Porer's Poor mans Curative Sugar Coated
Pills, at 10 cents per box.
DR., Porters Poor Mans Strengthening Plaster, d
10 cents piece.
Barnes Tooth-Ache Drops, warranted to cure in al
cases
Overstreet's genuine Linament, and Doctor Beachs
Family Pill.
Dr. Graves Anti-Fever and Fever and Ague Pills
Cholera InfaE;um and Bowel com
plant Pill.
DR.. Graves Pain Extractor for burns. scalds swsI
lings, Rheumatic Pains, &C. warranted TO give in
slant reliefin all cases.
Nerve and bone Linament, highly celebrated FORTS
curative powers -
At the New Drug Store, Main street opposite B
ment & Viele's iyI0 IL
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NEW FIT M--NEw GOODS, AND
NEW PRICES.

w E have just opened in Evansville, n complete
w and well selected assortment OF Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, &c & g, which we will sell beth
at wholesale and retail for Cash or Country Pro-
duce. As our stock was bought exclusively tor
Cash, feel confident that are enabled offer
inducements to purchasers far superior to these ho
do business on the credit system, All persons de-
sirous OF buying goods foi CASH, We politely re-
quest to give us a call and examine our Stock and
prices, which we think will induce them to pur-
chase. A. L. WELLS a. co
Main street, between Water St, and The Bank.
ieI3 #
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Uniontown, Union CO., KY, May p, 1913.


MR BULL: In regard to your Sarsaparilla. l will
ay that have used it TO some extent in Cutaneous
Affections of long standing, as Tinea Capetis, Le
ora Proriasts, Scabies Syphilitic CaeheXia, and in
all diseases where the indication Of cure seems to
consist in a thorough change or modification OF the
fluids of the body with considerable success in con
junction with local II eatment. think | would pre-
ferit to any other reparation of Sarsapara in
and any physician will admit its value upon learn
inqthe substances that enter into is composition.
Respectfully, yours, w. T. PRENTISS, NJ. d.
Lewisport, KY, Dec. 4, lS47
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MEDICIN Els.

vents diseases attendant upon child birth In Cos
tiyeness, Piles, Cramps, SwelIn of the feet, De
spondency, Heartburn, Vomiting Pain in the back
ing the Secretions and equaIizng the circulation,
it has equal. The great beauty OF this medicine
is, it is always safe, and the most delicate use 1t
most successfully.
As identifying agent it is far superior to all the
cosmetics and lotions in use, producing clear and
beautiful skin, rosy cheeks, removing treckles and
pimples. A hint to the young ladies as sufficient!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-06
Rheumatism.

Let all those who are suffering under the agoniz
ing fortunes of Rheumatism read the following, and
tee what may also be done for them, il they will use
shis infabe remedy:
Mr. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir; For the last three years
h ave been afflicted with Rheumatism of the sever
est character. was at times in the greatest agony
of pain; tried every remedy could procure for the
disease, but found no permanent relief until was
induced to use your preparation Of Sarsaplrilla,
which has entirely cured me of Rheumatism, and
greatly improved my general health, more than any
medicine have ever Used. | have been free from
pain for several months and have no doubt the cure
Is permanent, and l confidently recommend it as be
ne the best medicine in use for Rheumatism.
ISHAM Badges.
LIniantnNn. ITninn co. XIV. NAV u. 1873.