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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29

INFLAMMATION OF the KIDNEYS.
Ladies Of pale complexion and consumptve habits,
and such are debilitsted by those distractions
which females are liable to. restored, by the
Of bottle or two, to bloom and vigor
THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured by this preparation of Sarsa-
parilla, MAY SEEM LARGE; but we are, never
theless, PREPARED TO PROVE, by an EXTENSIVE
ARRAY OF CERTIFICATES, that such is the FACT.
fraction of the evidence which we possess
concerning each disease, would be received
before any JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL as complete
demonstration. Ii must be remembered that
all this frightfu array of maladies though ap-
pearing in an endless variety of FORMS are
yet similar in their origin and causes; for they
all spring, directly or indirectly, from a cor
RUPT roUsrAls If the blood were in a pure,
healthy, and active state, it would drive all
these complaints from the system, and CHRONIC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29

TROJfLLO, January I'd, lsoO.
DR. s. T. TOWNSEND, New York-DEAR SIR: IL
gives me great pleasure to inform you Of the happy
results which have obtained in three Of sick
ness by administering, for the first time, your Com.
pound Extract of Sarsapara and from this time
hcnccforward shall be of the opinion that al all in
vented and administered antivenereal preparations,
that which you have presented to suffering humanity
il the best ever have met with in my experience.
Just have been administering IL to laborer, who
for the last years has been suffering with Scroiua,
which sickness has resisted the best remedies that
science can produce; and finding also that three to
four bottles of Swaim's Panacca had no effect con.
cluded TO give him your Extract and to-day he finds
himself perfectly cured by only taking two bottles.
lady Of thirty years of age cured of Prolapsus
Uteri by two bottles. lady of fifty years, afflicted
with Gasrodinie and who was suffering with ii since
being fifteen years of age is perfectly GONZALES
cent and only observes little pain in the region Of
fu pains which she formerly troubled with.
In witness whereof, you may publish this letter ii
You deem it proper.
now have only to tell you that II ould be well to
establish agency with a small stock in this city.
Now have only a very reduced number of bottles,
which bought in Maracaibo for trial. Every day
people from different parts of the province give or.
ders but there is stock supply. As there
IL stock, much will be sold, you may judge from
the above and it will not only increase the
sales, but also make expenses lighter
In this province there s other physician besides
the who has the honor of addressing you and who
wishes you every prosperity in your chemical and
botanical labors which you have offered TO humanity
Icip,,naI n I LOPEZ MD
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29

The following certificate is from Mr.. Btu
dy,tne celebrated DaguerreotyplS
Having been aii illcted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme weakness
it was advised to take Hulchings' Dyspep,i
hiIters, and have every reason to bevear
IN bas spcrlec ly cured me. hnvesinlfen
10 symptoms Of u return of he disease and
tn eve from tie effect it had on me that
viii cure the sCrst cases ofnyspepSia.
NJ. B. BRADY,
No 205 Broadway, n. Y.
The Proprieto: cf this medicine has receiv.
ed many other certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, ofth various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable tu, the aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej.
udced mind Of its value and superiority
above all CtheI preparations.
Principal office, | 2 Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs
Price, SO cents per bottle, or bottles for
81 so. G. G. G. HAZARO.
Novl Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29
CONSUMPTION

In all chrsianizeS and civilized countries has esussd
larger proportion Of deaths than any other malady that s
diets the human family; and. until within rw yvsss
there has boen any certain yeody stop the devasa
non Of thai destroyer. But now
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS,
Thousands of Consumptions

and Chyons Cough, abundany prove its uSalino saev
In such Diseases and its undoubted curative power and
soothing, healing properties in the following eomPsins
Pam IN he Breaa and sd, Nght SDeats, Ncvous Co.'S
plainfs Pdlpifaton Of the Heart Cholera banfps Dyss-
iery aud summer Complaint In Children and <dsif, and
wEAknEssEs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-08-29
COUGHS, COLDS AND

NOV VUI1S, GUILDS a Y ID
Consumptions, Asthma, Plcu-
risy, Phthisic, Splitting o
Blood, Hopping Cough, Bron-
chitis, and all Pulmonary Az
ections and Diseases Of the
Lungs and Chest.
Is is thus spoken of by emf
nent Physicians. One says
.,Eor tho nh,yo co,,,,I,;.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-06-08
Esterly's Improved Earvesters,
To the Public!

THE subscriber, ngeni for F. 81 T Fairbanks &
Co, OF St, lohnsburg, Vermont, has lust put up
in Ottawa, on La Sale street west side OF the Court
House square, one Of their superior Iron Lerer Sir
Ton Hay Scales which, for accuracy OF weighing,
cannot be beat.
The celebrity and superiority the genuine Fair
bank Patent Scales swell known and acknowledge
ed throughout mot uuly the Uniied States but the
whole continent Of Europe, where they have done
honor TO American ingenuity and enterprize In
London and Liverpool they are in genera. nse and
admitted the most perfect balances OF the platform
combination ever invented
Not only hay and coal bu; grain by the load, or
any heavy substance as high a. 6 tons can be weigh.
ed, and will BE-, with great care and accuracy to the
entire satisfaction OF oil who NAV pntronize him
and who desire strlc,lUslIce which il always attain.
able ut these scales. GEO. MANN, AGENT
y BAH persons wishing Fairbanks scales
grocer, counter platform, OF all sizes. hopper OF
hay scales, are requested 10 call on the above gen,
who wlllsupply them on the shortest notice. Seye.
counter, grocer and platform scales on hand and
Tor sale n, factory prices. apl3-37-6m.
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New Patent MeIOdeon.

A II &C; hurley, Book and Music Seller,
-; ~! Lake street, Chicago. are agents for III,
parlor or the church The key board is precisely
the same as the organ aud the tone is Of equal yo
lume to that instrument Each one is Sc in bcnu.
tiuly finished rosewood case and is only two fee,
Ilnches IN height, and feet inches in length. A
ptnal under the instrument Is managed by the foo,
with perfect ease also swell medal cannblc NJ
ducing the most beautiful effect. Each instrument,
mas box in which /, ispacked for transportation.
a H. Y Z. u. have also on hand n great variety
OF Musical Instruments, Music Books, Violin. Gni,a,
ana bass Vio strings, bridges, screws &c. Pur.
e ,,nsI s,c fe1aesed to cali and examine Their
o.oen oelV,e loohlng clsewherc. EbQ
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Sows pTvoURIsG THEIR OFFsrRiSG.--Some have
supposed that this is caused by desire for meat
and they have fed pork to their sows 20 remedy
this evil But it is mistaken view of the case
When they are confined to a sty or small pen
they are deprived of pure earth, and various con
dnlents that conduce to their health consequent
Iva feverish habit is induced, which cause al
appetite unnatural, and the unfortunate ANNA!
in her irenzed state attempts to satisfy 1t by ca
ting her own offspring
It has been found that when hogs rsn at large
seeking various condiments rs they please, they
do not deyour their young-Allow the SOW n:
much room in the yard as CONVENIENT and throw
in fresh, pure EARTH if there be not supply; AM
if she BE- limited to small space, where there ART
no green vegetables give her weeds and gras'
sods, also charcoal and rotten wood.-Bo,to,
CGptator
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Gbitaao A0prrtiscmcnts.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
THE CHICAGO BOOK STORE

IL LANE 81 hL r Is,
70 . Mace where the largest stock OF Books IN the
c',y is sold sold at the LOWEST PRICES, We can
1000 McGuiIey's Readers,
1870 " Spoilers,
400 joz Sanders do
400 dozeach Sanders lst "a 81 9Th 5th Readers.
loo doz. adams ArlthmaIlcs,
800 doz Rays do
100 Thompsou's do
Perkins, Smiths, Davies. and Emerson's Arithme-
,cs, Mitchers, Olney's, Smith's and Mof:e's Geo
graphies, Browns kirkhams, Smiths, and Bullion
and Pinneo' Grammars Cutters and Taylor Ply
siologv; Comstock's ,Omsteds, ParkeTs and Sws
Philosophy: Smiths and Burriits Astronomy; Com.
stocks, rownes, and Grays Chemistry Together
with oil descriptions Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
now in use in the west Country Merchants, teach
ere and all interested in schools, respectfully IN
formed tina, they will find it greatly for their interest
10 call on US before making their purchases.
BLANK BOOKS
Ofeve ~ variety are constantly on hand or made TO
order. Iedgers Journals, Records, aud every 9TH
er style oaccouni books Of the best qualities OF pa
- MUSIC BOOKS!
Psaltcry Carm,na Sacra,
1 Mendeissohn Collection, Bay State Collection,
| National Psamlsf, Sacred Minstrel
Psaimlst, thorahst,
and all the varieties OF Secular Music Books, Juren-
lie and School Song Beoks.
/ PAPER HANGINGS,l
\ splendid assortment of Room Papers borders,
and curtain papers, constantly on hand at the oIe-
etRrices .,p,ol.
and Stationery in Chicago ar.ican sell II as cheap
, H., The rheapest at l22 Lake ST Chicago.
! Feb Q A H & c hurley.
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LONDON MLK-It will be sem that rich as New
York distillery milk is, that Of London Is much
richer
What would YOU think Of keeping cows in
underground vaults constantly lighted with gas {
Yet such is the case No wonGer that London
mix Is said to give people consumption. Cow
houses are generally dark and illyentlated; the
insutierable odor Of a London dairy i, but too well
known--a compound Of animal and vegetable
eiiuvia Of .he most noisome kind, with the sour
smell Of distller's wash. The adulteratiny sub
stances are whiting flour, starch, tredcle, anatto
sugar ofead, and brains. Mr.. Rugg says-'When
they (the dairy keepers cannot procure sleeps
brains they get those of the OK or COW, and others
even from those hotbeds OF disease-ihe knockers
yards-Ihe way they use them for this detestable
purpose. Is by rubbing them up with their hands
(Which are not the clcanest one would wish to see)
with some warm water, and a white, milky took
ing emulsion Is the result 1hisJs stirred up with
tho quantity Of water which they intend to add to
the milk account is enough TO make one
forswear milk forever It appears that the process
was imported from Paris, where, rs well as in
London, rich ana luscious cream is prepared in the
way here described. The bringing Of milk by
railway, which now prevails so largely ought TO
have the effect Of checking this evil. The price
paid TO country graziers by the town dealers is
two pence or twopence.tarthng per quart; they
retail IT at fourpence so that, when the Rdul.
terating duent is considered thei. profit is enor.
nous Chambers Journal.
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Life, Health and Fire Insurance.

THE undersigned having received the agency OF
tie Connecticut Life Insurance Company, the
Hartford Life and Health Insurance Company. The
Jackson County Muiual Insurance Company, and
the New York Protection Insurance Company, IL
now ready to receive applications for Insurance IN
either OF these companies. They are all sound and
prompt and have the confidence Of business men
and the people generally, where they are known.
The oiiccIs and directors Of these several companies
are honest able and attentive to their duties-quali-
i,aiions Indispensable and sufficient guarantee Ia
those who insure with them, that. in case ofoss they
will be paid without unreasonable delay.
Persons wishing their lives or property insured viii
surely find it their interest TO call at the office Of
NoRRIs & FISHER, in the court house.
California risks taken by sea and overland
Ottawa mar ., 1880. -3l-d Gro ; FISHER
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Aarieultural.
Plank Roads.

The followin, from the Ohio Cultiva;or, Gets
forth come Of the advantages to be derived from
plank roads:
As to their utility OF course, no person, who
has lived near to. or driven team much upon such
n road, can fur a moment entertain doubt they
are the cheapest, most profitable, safest easiest
repaired and most agreeable to man and beast
Of oil roads which the ingenuity Of mankind has yet
devised. Upon them team can draw double
the load usually drawn upon McAdsm or turn
pike roads, and treble that upon common ar, or
clay road with equal facility. In bad weather
the advantage is decidedly greater iayoroi PLANK
roads. They are to the farmer what railroads are
10 the merchants and capitalist, AMI the wonder
"a. tha. we have been 50 long without them.
The beauty of these roads is that they nre nj
ways in good condition to drive up on No mat
ter in what Of the year. if directly ser our
long fall rains mt the time Of our winter thaws, or
Immediately upon the opening of spring, when the
.rost has left the ground, and when other roads are
one interminable auu fathomless sloughoi mud and
mire, upon q plank road, the farmer or tho team
ster, frdsrVhte, sure, firm footing for his team,
and can frequent the markets with the same iAcil-
ity as midsummer--D one wish to drive to a
nsigbboring town, or few miles ride with light
vehicle jus, get On the plank road, and OF hnrrah'
away he rattles-no disagrceable rate, no vexa'
fious sloughs or corduroys no necEs Obtaining o,'s'
no dislocating jostles impede or interrupt DIS
course bu, over the smooth uEbroken surface, up
and down the gradual slopes of the hills his car
rage spins away as easy as quill wheel True
for all this easy road, he must OCCASIONALLY stop
and drop into the toll CATERERS box his cent, per
mile; and ho who would not cheerfully do SO,
ought 10 be put into the Black Swamp road, as it
was Is years ago, and compelled to wal!ow
through from Lower Sanlusky toToledo bis OF
10 miles per day
But re of tie best features ofthose roads is the
spirit Of growth and enterprise they impart to
the country through which they are built. I'm
Inc railroads they inspirt and build up our lttic
towns. New villages spring up and old ones are
renovated by them They afford a good road at
all times of the year, and thus obviate the stag
nation of business attendant on foul weather
They roads that any section, even half sett ed
can build, without the aid of foreign capital ant
are constructed of timber easily at hand, and 9th
erwise not valuable.
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m $4,000 G FREE. .e s1s ss" j.
G3YSW waiting purchasers az my Farm and
IL NurseY on the weSt side Of For Rirer
n.aT Ddgion, and tive miles north west Of Ottawa.
They consist n nsnriv


n.dr DGgion, and tive miles northwest Of Ottawa.
They consist Of nearly
300 Varieties of Apple,
And great variety Of Pears, Pums, and Cherries
which have been selected with care and great ex.
pense from the most popular and approved Nurse.
rles IN the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
varieties in the eastern and southern states the fruit
OF whichit Is confidently believed, cannot fail to sui,
the most delicate and refined pilates
The subscriber assumes with confidence thai he
has the greatest pnrleiy and most splendid assoyt.
,nent to be found in northern Illinois The trees
are IRON TO years OF age, and ranging from 3 10
feet in height and well proportioncd
II ia believed that the lnmentabe remissness ON
the part OF farmers, every where observable IN man.
ing fruit trees, is mostly attributable to the amos,
total failure, IN most cases. where trees have been
usnsplanted from distance and the iibrous roots
OIL which the tree relies loI It's nulriment have be-
come dead from too long exposure to dry air or SCI
we're irosis after taking them up either of which ia
fatal TO its growth But thee embarras.ments M
longer sSls,. The farmer can now be supped in
ms own vicinity with the number md variety hc
Wishes grown IN the same soil aud climate in which
they are to he transplan,ed
1.-THE trees arc taken up in the spring i, should he
done soon after the frost Is out ofthe ground-at ali
events, before the leaf begins 10 put to,h Iftnken
up in the fall, they should be buried until spring
Apple trees at the Nursery l2l cents ali other
kinds, 25 cents WELLS WhiT'N
DAYTON Inn 10 lssn-,f '-''i'
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Wall PAPERS,
lust Received :.I isuIle, +,
FIRE INSURANCE.

THE undersigned having been appointed agent Of
l. the North IIestern Insurance COMPANY Of Us
wego, New York, is prepared for clearinghouse
buildings, manufactures. stores, goods wares md
merchandise generally uvn loss or damage BY fire
Said company was Incorporated by the state OF New
York in 1892 Capita Slj0OO0, TALL paid in
Directors.
J. PHILIPS PHESlx, !erH GRnsvENoE, JAMES
BogsRr IT., GEORGE w. MoRToS New York City.
d. P. BREwsTER, Geo. FISHER LUTHER IIEiGur
s B LUDLOW, II EAsLE, A BRoSsoy, A. /, GRANT
JAMES Lyon. Oswego.
J. V L. PRUYy, Albany, in ll.6m
SAMUEL HAwLFy, sec GEORGp FISHER, pres't
GEO IL NORRIS agent Oltnwn
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iIuSsey's .Reaping and Grass
Cutting Machine;

Manufactured N nontgomery.h anc co Ill
rNHE subscribers are now building, and offer to
J. the farmers 4 superior Machine Tor eating
Grain and Grass, which is simple IN s construction
and strong and not liable TO get OUT Of repair and
whchl- capable OF cutting from 10 2ucrcs Of 9 ain
or grass per hour ii well managed ind properly Mt
tended and viii 10 the work better lhan !, can be.
either with the cradle or syhe on ground that i or
dinnrily smooth. \ liberal wnrnu'-e wI.l be gwen.
We have, also, or hand and tor sac few Of
Esterlys Improved Harvesters,
Which machines 60 constructed as 10 ca, oil the
small gram with six OF ci-hlccnInches ofs,Faw and
carry II 10y means Of canvasses into a wagon box
driven by the SIDE OF the machine There can be
cut and stacked with one Of these machines, four
span OF horses, Two wagons with boxes properly
built, four men and three boys, from ten u twen;y-
i've acres OF grain per day, It wc. managed and KEEP,
IN proper order and will DO the work well IN grain
that siands up ordinarily well and on ground that is
ordinarily smooth.
For Terms enquire OF A. + WAGNER, Ottawa,
j w. CALEIyS, Deer Park, L. Sale 60 H.
FRANK. MILLER Somounuk DE Kalb CO Ill.,,
And otthe subscribers at their establishment.
DANIEL GRAY * son.
Montgomery, Kane CO, Apl 20, 1850 -3g.3m.
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administrator Notices.
ADMINISTRATORS, sale of Real rs,,,..

SAFE OF tScai i.rt4te.
pf Virtue OF a dccretal order ui the Livingston
ID county Circuit court entered nj the Apr term
thereof D. 1850, | shall sell AT public auction on
Monday. the Sth day Il July next, on the premises,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. ~ and o'clock
pm, the following real estate belonging TO the estate
OF John L. Backmoic, deed, owit:
Swq OF nwq also VIII swq also VIA OF eh nwq, also
fraction OF NV corner Of eh OF sNVG. oil in section
town S9, range 4 east 81 y. III.
Said sale 10 be on n credit OF one year Undouht-
ed security viii be required tor the purchase money
sad lands will be sold in such quantities as shall be
most for the interest OF said estate.
may ., 1910 LucIEN 2. SANGER. .Idmr.
EaJt. OF Stephen II Sda,ySau R,c,Gscd
pU RSUANT 10 an order Of the county court Of
IAsai,c county, notice IS hereby given. that all
persons having claims against the estate Of Stephen
W Sampson. late otIhe county Of lasa..e. decd are
required To produce the same IN writing, and file
them IN said court on the third Monday Of June
next, when and where SAID claimants are requested
10 attend for the purpose q having their claims I'D
JuSicd in pursuance ct law.
mar -, 1850 RuHANNA S,NUSoy, 1dpEur
Estate gt' Samuel u. E2gcrs. d,c,dsca
ptRSUAN Ito an order ofthe county court OF La
Sale county. notice Is hereby gwen, that all per
sons having claims against the estate OF Samuel W
Rogers, late Of ihc county OF Lasale decd. are rr-
questrd 10 produce the same m writing and file them
m said court on the lSi Monday OF july next when
and where saidc,aimnu,s requested To attend or
the purpose olhayng their claims adjusted IN pursu.
erce Jaw .ap.l20-S9l JAM \. RoGERs Adr
administrators Notice.
INSTATE If JEREMIAH CHERKIys. deceased -
II Notice is hereby given that | Will make NypI-
cation TO the county court of la Sale county at the
lune term thereof to be holden on Monday the Eth
iay OF June, \ d. 1850, for an order 10 sell all the
lands and enemens belonging to the estate OF Icre.
miah CheTkins, decd. or so much thereof as viii br
necessary TO pay the debts OF said deceased all
persons interested are hereby notified to attend n,
said time OF said court and show cause, If any they
have why the said application should not be granted
Apl 2o-39.6t. MyRoN A. GoopING. Admir-.
Estate Of Jonathan Hess, deceased
DCRSU ANT TO an order Of the county court Of
LaslIe county notice i hereby given that al.
persons having claims against the estate OF Jonathan
Hess, late Of the county Of Lnsai,c irccased are
required 10 produce the same m writing and file them
IN SAID court, on the third Monday OF June next
when 1nd where said claimants are requested to OF
tend for the purpose othlyng their claims adjusted m
pursuance OF law. CHRISTIAN kLlNEFELrER, i ip.r
NAV 3, 1850. Nancy HISS, ADMINISTRATIVE.
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PROT ECT ION!
FIRE g. MARINE
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.

The undersigned Agent Of this old and rel
kpopn Company, is fully authorised TO insure
Dwellings,, Stores, Hotels, Warehouses, MIX;
.nanutaetories. Barns, SC, Sc. ALSO, House.
hold Furniture, and Goods, Wares. and Nerchan-
dise contained or stored therein, against loss OF
damage by
FIRE!
also,-Drg dUy1s, C,sosr'cr, Nauu(iIttut, ID
Goods, Proiure, Household Furniture, Lire Stock
AMI ercry other description Of Nsrchdndizs Or
Personal Property, shipped or to be shipped pei
good senm boat, boats 10 or from points on west.
ern waters or between eastern cities, via Lakes OF
other inland routesl and any towns IN the western
country nCninst The hazard OF
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forwar0ins s. Commission.
$50 MUM vSln fsftS ,-t1ltft,
r.-----Ss------1 HOOOe
Johnston & CharrUaud.

1vEcf
WAREHOUSE, MNS Canal
THE subscribers having been appointed Agents
/ Ufthe most extensive and responsible lines on
thl Eric Canal urd Lakes as well as on this canal.
arcuow prepared 10 contract for ire!tbts hough ell
thcr 80 or from New York and Boston, the esiat-
!ished rates Shippers may rest assured that goods
Will not be detained nt any pvln, on the route, az
ouranangemen,s are such, asto secure despatch
We have also made arrangements for the delivery
Of merchandise at any point on the Ilyer or al -.
LOUIS.
We would respectfully invite persons h0yingpro-
perty 10 chip to call and sce US before making other
u.nucements JOHNSTON * CuAERAUp.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, il prepared
Cuterl Druggists, Most Chatham Street Boston
ten doors Of THEN late stand in Merchants Row
who are the only possessors Of the original reclns
for The same. The genuine Balsam will AWAY.
have the signature Of one Of the ubovc firm, VIZ
Sampson Reed or WIN. Ionn Cutler ,beinr alwnye
prepared by one OF the before named personally.
For sale by G. l. TuoyPsoy. DIANA