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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16
Further ParticnIars 6r me. Death OF
Gem. Taylef,

O~-As = =" ~ tfFf
The Charleston papers contain the following
additional paft'culars- Autographed from Wash.
iugton---ot the dee.h of the President.
WASHINGTON, Jaly 0, 10 go ;.
~ sp1ee o'clock, called at The Presidents
ss. and met Col; Jefferson Davis, from whom
stomach was greatly irrilated, and his puse,ip II
lSO--the symptoms being typhoid Some ,iopes
were excited at halEpast eight. when / called
again, and was admitted. Dr. Witherspoon' a
surgeon OF the Army, and one much conified in
py me Fresidents family, told me that congestion
nad already taken place that every ten minutes
there were efforts TO yomit, throwing off green
pile; That consciousness was nearly gone. The
case was considered hopeless.
took down, from one Of the physicians. Old
Jacks last words, uttered atd o'clock, Ia. wit:
die. ! am ready for the summons have
endeavored faithfully TO do my duty. / am sarr,
to leave my old friendsp
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WANTED WANTED-,.A good and experienced
SdlesMoman, at the store No. n hartFes seet. One
mat speaks French and English and understands the
apply. -, Also ~. - ~ ~
WANTED-A good Milliner and six apprentices to the
making business, Of good character and industrious
aeols, al no. ~ Chaftres street. Hl5H
NEW MUslC.-Songs, Take this Lutte - as sung by
Jenny Lind composed by Benedict 'EKath ISves.S
eens Reply to rerences Farewell -; Chassaig HSNEA
nae song of " Tell me-, (Dismoi y ''The Song 49,
q NE easant Wife, by FULLY words by Mrs. Norton
What hath SHARED the Heart u ' nassa sound is Sleep
ng by Baker; " Emma Dale with Guitar arrangement
=, Robin Ruff Qucksep -; Sc Sweet Memories Waltz /;
9quette Polka, new arrangement; with all the pou
anu pest music last pub ed Tor sale the Piano and Mu
ssl store amp street. by jyl5lw WIN. T. MAYO.
Tin PLATE, COPPER, etc.
Il y w boxes Tin if4ie, hest Charcoal brands:
oU,V0 ID BTazler's Copper, 10 TO 100 ID;
Ivy cases English Sheathing Copper;
o0 cases Yellow Sheathng Metal, Taunton;
~ casks MOselman Sheet Zinc;
10y pigs Block Tin, Banca, Lamb and Flag
oUO pigs Lead 80 boxes Sheet Lead;
lOOO bundles American and English Sheet Iron;
IN store and landing, for sale by
10 lw STARK. DAY & sTAUFFER,
Ais, NAILS, etc.
A. iOV0J casks Nails, of Weymouths, ID. s. & Co.. Old
'oony' 9 bsd1dgew2ter. Agawam and Platt's brands
~ Kegs Wrought Spikes;
lOO Kegs Copper and Composition Nails
iyl5 lw - sLARK. DAY & sTAUFFER
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Nsts-in The First municipality deaignasd in,
in H. s,a ne nee; cs'nasacs Al hs RalEssd and run
u @ second t the Nss Commences above the Steamboat
ng NO being Flatboat Landing In The Third tmsl Mes
COMMENCE at hs karsa1 down. Ferrr wharf
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N EW GJRLEANs.
~ Y .oHNsNs. JULY 10. Isso

5000
da,. =, sAeHER.--Y Yesterday was st. Switbtn, .
ciss, 4oh, according 70 ancient ohronicers. eyer,
!. "a peculiar influence upon the forty DAYS after
: annual VISIT Whether the good Saint was one
used 70 the melting mood or not, his historian
does not inform us but the legend which pertains
70 his festival has nothing ambiguous abou, /,
foor Robins Almanac published IN 1897 tells ma
that '0''' 10
r this month is St. swithin's day.
IN which, IL II rain. they say
ull forty da, after il will
VI more, or less, some rain distil,,
ana Homes Everyday Book" that rare eollee-
uon' all Of the oIden time" says:
e. swthins day. IL thou dost rain.
sor forty days it will remain $3.50
F. For ff Sriy daSs day 9,: if then be ir
:" TN 'nese reliable authorities we watched the
tlI.N yesterday, to welcome every rain. drop
H ,a' would be the barbinger Of the daily shower
10, 'ne month to come. The sky threw aside the
"igns without cloud the sun came forth
, aIiiiiineo briP htness, and mounted to meridian
"'s beams unshorn of their fiery proportions.
s." -, ling :" le long afternoon, we looked in vain
o Iiuge which has regularly visited us for
past. ST. Swithin was sensibly losing
IN our estimation--in fact we began to be
= -tremely skePtical Of the truth of the musty vol
umes quoted above, and very unchristianlike
Aeeling az the idea of forty days drought was usurp
ing al yeneration for the holy man---vvhen we
espled ray of hope, just before the suns decline.
in the shape of passing cloud. We sent PRAYERS
70 St swithin, as it assembled to the zenith, and
they certainly prevailed TO the extent Of dozen
ram drops to the square foot as the fleecy messeu
ger passed over the city. W, accepted the scauty
Offering as promise OF forty days to
FtHT-. No.
Wet the thirsty earth with falling showers"
s.nd gave due thanks upon the oroasion
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Ecr shssvePor. Nazehisochss and 4 zndsis.
ADO. Cspl Ioa ~ ~. VIII oIssS 49,
apPIs On board foot Of BlSny 4 ~; q
HsT 4. Resular summer Packet For shrsve-
port, ampe Grand teese and Aezznasia-
g. q U..stsF ns I ssses% e @s.s, 81; e
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Ti5 Spy II MORE 8 co. Is poydra. ...,,
.Rss 5 For Loassyilae- The m.ssiassn. ana az.
CsSs a aeon '.sss q 81 sssl - 4
as "a Fl NIB s56 z kPfs g. sg foy 2" sss
.1ss: = For Pensacola aad NIiliee. r. ..EgIsE
SEs5z9 hesss W. sSe 'ss N Y . Ben = WE'D
nias John Henley. y TrS 10 sheet
e. = For Observation-Disclosures only 80 inches =
CHEF Jus VII sni Wa ssii liz i..s ~.
snaiass. WEDNE DAY. July II. At 5 . eiosf n
III lfsht q passage having superior aeeemmodae11,
yl5 MCDOWELL. Jr s. co Agents. Il Ro5dsaa 4
r. = For Louisville and an INTERN ei7zf7
ssesfstl ,andnss 4 he sp.sn.a new
sRls IS now N p! and VIII leave above ahedt
. r cabin may be seen and state scurd, BY app
10 J. NJ. MOORE co Aeeu,s. a Poydr.ss,.
EIhls boat was huiit expFsaY - pAf kqat,
r. =, The A1.Ex $50 s'T-CsDl -tqrrsss4-zI M
Aeuiassie his fsr2..12
VIII eass sos eaisyilIe 90 isf laAl Z vol lks
plan Of her cabin and ressser Sea and aie I
wv j. IS MO0RE q co Agents. S Ps,a..ss.s
IL = Steamer BOSTON A-Far fsassTT n
masirs, viii eass lo1 lie allow snl al ss.F
meisaie landings ahoat StJN0Af the n1f ~ - N
sssk A n. Tor frsighs@ apply % sssll q =
The Bcsfona built a1PressIy tor 4 nss4sa-..
pseket her cabin nicsdtly furnished dr.1 ~
M 49, mi |. adop g other eeas
De sen and stale roons seuse Application % Is Irsl
4 - a q
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Gresesut 2sOot sno Dob lBriuttnu QBEsdr.

10 lhs rfppfieto he Daily aud Weekly crs,een, r.s
y pia'n ns Gal and bs public bat they have recently
s eqr1rsse ritona 70 their Jon establishment and have
I'asu ifasi o. fbssE 9t Mr. LEWIS GRAHAM Who has
sei ens lf' ~ TT ~ gentlemen Of hieh sapab,sn In
~ ll eA's q The oes being nov completes AND asnsy
81 Heg tss are PrHit'ti 20 eSceut- iii Eu,,of
tDOK AND JOE PRTNTuwa
80 ts" ay, AID wiiia't disappointment those
800 ~ 'eTl ~ patronage I'eslieaa aispdas viii BE-,
gwen o. u ~ YSRS sRfgFs,
all ls ~ A'N'' iFsuRA % BlAFI.s
Bo0K iiE.ijf.. SorARiaL AND rLEag s. BLANKS
CIRCULARS, srEa~saaa. sfLLs,
DRAY REceIP1s. POSTERS HAkps,
COTTON RECEIPTS, cARDs AND HANDBtLLs,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE As0ot ~ N-ISDhGlTuDE ~ w in Time, Oh
Cleared Yesterday.
ship Talleyrand, Williams, NewYork 1, III Gale
schr Y Merino. Perlins, Tampa Bay, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Maria, Weymouth ~ days from CaIdenas to MASTER
ser Pslsalasa. Aigan. 2days from PeneaeOa to muser
Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
jas Hewitt, Quarriere, from Louisville
Winfield Scott, Devenny, from Cincinnati.
tlOras Labdrthe, from st Marinsylle.
Jas l. Day, Bates from Mobile.
Punces No .. leatheTs from Vcksburg-II4 bales COTTON
fora No 2, Bradley, from ST Louis.
Gen Hamef, Rowe, from Pensacola
Mondiana, Dmiry, from the Bslze
Memoranda.
Steamer Cora No left st Louis 9Th port for New
reans, steamers Amaranth, Alhambra, Genl WORTH and
Columbus
Loss or THE BRITISH BRIG JEwEss.--The British brig
Jewess, for this port with cargo of Wines and Fruit con.
signed TO Il Nichols Co, from port in Spain went
ashore on Crab Island ST Thomas on the 24h Of April
and is supposed to be total loss Her cargo was fully in
sured in this city.
tBy Telegraphic Dispatch.l
BELow--COMING
Ship Quebec, from New York, TO Dudley Chase
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SHIPPING.



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kss KS s,s e.. .I ss iss eass re- q
3. ss.,.r 8 s e ss ss, s E.s s,%s
havaus . cu.,.,, ~ 2, g Z. . ssssa
Hsyaha TO Key r. 80
Fog sg''ssr n at, -
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Pa..eas assIs ssvss is.,sa az is = AZ sefs ~.
sssTgss On ise * tsfts ~ y sshas he Land Res
SteaH.zlip tbose ports. Y s ~ d - -
zee. FOR GALvEsTON-Ths ws5 Es-;Ss =.
SLHfA s1hsta9uai built Steamship MAhlA blsffsi
po % he as' Ia n q g q
DOW IN js ss y s 6 eas sss 2 es 5
; sioss :, ror ssIsht q Raa;ss having
'q Tis ''s'' o 2 n BRADsER SMITH. e.s...r.e
s6 fRt o. sSM s. s,ss.s ss s.s
and @ssni as y q ',ss .sip FsLs0s, sss.
Jss. S Z . ss i o. De sS i &
i Sas y Ss0 Lssts re ssnf @s1s % ~ com
.pscou aioos and vel VEN sia "a IN. and sissroosis
AZ ss y - sson a s1 me 9 sSs and al
oihsr se.'ss o. he 9 'mi.aSy.
New ye,kZss;sE sss,s ii $3.50 $40 @
stan e lssI,h. Fc ward srleon 80, % 90
N Storage b 1th, BE- sand ~parsos moss Is 90
..s, ns q S..osm l..s ssIeop 9 z,
faaensess e. New ok % be transferred % de mig
No passage - for An rasars sicss., sad
Ils &c xssu ss Tss e LAW ss- s r :
gl6 Iys siaxazRe street.
"a f akh R,n.llF.s,SREahs Splendid 6aIa
Q. pasge having elegant aesommodafons appl5 a. board
at pes. z sesqn% Il MgIg i PY wv % ~, !.
iyI2 or HOWELL FRSzek, cav a 1870 ''s
L. FOB HUSTON The A ], new and ~ iaId mn.
81 E ~ Capt eeasson. = now lesdins, and
an elesant cabin with coo and apply ca
OGsi I r'' E = Nv sss c4a Ss gsss ss: q e
- FOR NEW fOHH The a T. fast sailing shlp
COL URlELs smlen, m7ser, having pan of her
q cargo enrassds wla saii with dis3aleh Or bal
afce o. eEht or passage, having fine accomoda Tor
s0 anu ssessse &c spsy IN n bSar Or 70
or to FusDICk y ca. Masazfne street Dg
Ia PASSAGE FUR PffIs.A 20 LGsifI t.-'Fhe
s24A .gpe1or and very fast ss,ne ts,z Bsf.a apt
senge, having fine bous deck Far greiall
aPyg on coard' oppg ,s g:s ssO9d 70
"a FOR .sIa. B BOT. n, isss re- .
part Of her carg ased win have dIl,st.:h Va
9sa,ss q freight Or aeass apply board. Post 8
,.a .. ]ES X lAsiR sSpss So z Common
Ia FOR Hhw 4 OKK-First vs.seE. Merchants
pssss s fiis a. III ,s csp s.ISf is Tss
o. Ti s Sa fo ssss 8 sSss
ps..ass: sa,.9 fasd 70 n ace nlnoaons or n
houe deck esrage pass NJ n ap 5y % the master on
iss 70 sfg'f Ivy NV is5S asa r s. Camp
$xk GEO " BOURNE. Mason nlaser, having p lraT
OF her cargo engagsd VIII. bave dispatch. For bal.
Apply On 6oas second sluns Or 10
m y "; 4, ANDREWS s 20. 81 Common st.
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B. F. SMITH, -Dent6StS. Ne. II, BoARDMAN.
SMITH a. BOARDMAN, office North corner of La
~ ayete Square and ST. Charles street, would call the at
tention OF suffering humanity their superior Operations In
the preservation Of the TEETH The of preserving
manenty caeous Teeth that few practitioners have
as yet attained, calling forth it does all the skill Of the
most scientific operators and feel duty TO advise
unqse VINO WI prompt and certain preservation of those
valuable aqxaries 70 health to take The earliest opporny
IL hayg them cared for In the insertion RTlFlCIA
TEETH, especially full sets, especial pride pnd care
IN so them to defy the scrutiny, and
guaranty IN all complete sastact In diseases
the Gums and Teeth IN general, all find cheerful and
candid advice, gratis. Mum persons who have tested
their practice in al its branches both the city and country
for the last yeas, will eheeruy bear witness In hei
favor. iyI3 liaI d
MARBLE DUsT-l00 bbs superior, for soda purposes
1vA Tor sale by JOHN STROUD Il co.
Jy9u 146 Common St
AME-5oO bbls. Alton, and $50 bbls. Thomaston land
iy6 HAYMAN : GOLDEN, IS Magazine St
| ME, Fresh ThomAston. aud Western for sale By
- wv JOHN eTR0Uis AGO 149 Common 81,
~ ioI tss ~ rs BAkElLi 4 20. u Hssnas s i.
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List of VesseIs In PORT Not Cleared.

DELow-COMISG UP.
Ship Quebec, from New York, TO Dudley Chast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

4 W.AHIHUR & co. 2S and % New Levee offer
LOT sale SO0 packages Assorted Teas so do Coenac
brandy IN bond LOO do choice and common in store: O0
Quarter casks PoEt Madeira aud Malaga ines cases
anq casks GaIet 0U bbs old Bourbon and MonongaeIa
srandy le a9d Oranges 100 do COra and syrups
and Candles 800 do. choice and common Tobacco, O5
nne Hayana and Imitation Cgars spices of all Kinds
ia2A
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PoREIGN PoRTs.

70 q EIGN P OR rs.
r.. FOR LIVERPOOL.-Tbs fioe fsst s,l;nv aim
Gk4A JOSEPH PORTER, Capt Abel. 5 now loading
- and wI have dspaReh for the above port. For
ys g. ". OLIVER, Q St Charles st.
Ia FOR VERA HUZ.--TlIe fine, new fast sailing
kE copper and copper fastened A schooner BtlNfTsl
Joseph Obsa, master, will have immediate dispatch
Tor the above port For freight passage, ~ ror
accommodations apply board Lower Pcaynue Tier or 70
05 bAkEl.i.i \ 40. d common -lr-ss =.
Ia Wasts 5OeSates Cotton % ~ ap-F0R LIVER
elsaEA fOOlS-Takes no GraIn-rhe new A fast smiling
- Birth ship e MA Hamilton, r,a-ter, will have
quick Dispatch For Freight Of 500 bales Cotton apply %
SEasiA TdBODOHb. Capt. Morton. Will have quick
- dlsratch Ior The above port For freight or pas.
sage, apply 10 THOS. ROGERS, JR., Il CO.
leL0 or G. w. OLIVER, . 81 : haTIes street
ga FOR LlVERPOOE.-The fT,e fiSst cIass shin
&ttkH ALEX AAB hR GRANT apt. AfexaraIer. g
- nov ioaang and viii have immedluie dispatch for
w ose potA- n tfs.Fn S % pd s'Sse appts 70 ~
iss g. W. oII I,i si s s. c ! re- street
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~ ACE BOAT FOR SALE.-A yefy fast boat Is
y feet long, feet in breadth, eight
oars, In fine order, copper fastened. n
MS boat Vas built in this city and is
known to be very fast. and will be sold kaxzN 4 49,
zetie street and Front LAvee. = - =
iyIl DEWEY & CLARK. 81 Isrnrier St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

kOuBLlC NOFlCE-The parties to The Contract of the
2Oth September, $780, with the City Of NewOrlean.
relative to The Bature. their agents legal
ys the city, are invited aud requested 10 meet he
FINANCE COMMITTEES Of the Second Municipaity, on MON
~, the I'D OF July, insrat office OF Bulla A.
Fros No. IL ST. Charles street. confer on the subject Of
og ming streets and selling lots authorized by re emf act
OF the Legislature. GEO. @. LAWRASON. -
Chairman of The Finance COMMITTEES
NeWAlrleans, july IL, IL ~. ivII Id
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-16

EDIANU FUh rs HEPATREIl-In The heal manner
and reasonable charges. by experienced MSzIkEi
workmen from our best manu- factories. The {1E-Q1
public may rely this branch of the bust n f71fI
ness being faithfully conducted -. For sale w W N VI
heavy stock OF PIANOS from ArtnRs X ClarE~ and \
Cht116ering. ~ Tuning done at short noti,e
JylO is HENRY PARSUNS ~ Iyamn straat
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-08
Prospectus of the Republic.

The Undersigned will, on the 18th day of June next, be-
gin the publication in the City of Washington OF a daily
Wing Administration paper, to be called "IHE kEPub-
LIC," the editorial supervision and management OF when
will be committed to the exclusive care OF Alexander =
BuIIitt and John D. Sargent.
The Republic will give to the principles upon which the
administration of Gen. Taylor came into power, a cordial.
jealous, and constant support. 1t will be a faithful record OF
the times; it will discuss public measures In an impartial
and independent spirit; it will be a vehicle of the latest and
most authentic information; it WILDE, in a word, a political
newspaper, devoted to the liberalizing and progressivedoc-
trines which prevailed in che late presidential canvass; to
the interests Of labor, MS developed in the wantsof agricui-
rure. commerce ond manufactures, and to the cause of lit
erature, science and general intelligence.
The Republic will acknowledge no allegiance except to
the country. 1t will aim to merit the confidence and support
Of the American people. 1t will be the organ of no person
or party, or fraction Of a party, in that compulsory sense
which would hinder it from speaking boldly and candidiy
to the people about whatever it concerns them to know.
The Republic will be printed on a double royal sheet, In
a new, large, clear, readable type.
Besides the daily paper, there will be published a Tri-
Weekly and Weekly Republic, made up Of the most inter-
esting and importantmatter of the daily issue.
TERms-For the Daily Republic, $lo--For the ri-Week
", $6-For TIE Weekly, 81.
To Postmasters-Any Postmaster who will transmit US
$40 shall have six copies of the Weekly Republic sent to
such persons as he may direct; and SIS will entitie a post
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No paper will be sent unless the order is accompanied by
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-08
Piano Fortes and Music.

~A The 81 bscriber would RESPECTFULLY
FFaSA inform his friends and the public that
~SSsa1 he has on hand and on the way, PA
w. NO FORTES from the factories Of
Pleyle & Co.. and Favre g. Co., Paris; Hallet, Da-
Wis e. Co., Boston; A. H. Gale g. Co., James Gro
yestein and Nuns & Clark, New York. All these
instruments ae made expressly for this climate; ma>
ny of them are of the new patent Of Charles Horst.
lS49-the Double Iron Frame. These Pianos vii!
stand in tune longer and have more power and
richer tone than any other instruments. Also, SUI
perior GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, DC.
SHEET MUSIC-Constantly receiving from
the publishers as soon as published.
He would respectfully inform the friends Of MIR.
Chas. Horst, that he has arranged with that gentle-
man to take charge of the Musical Department OF
his store.
TAll orders from the country promptly attends
cd 10. E. A. TYLER,
oclO " 80 Camp st.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-06-08

THE BEST REMEDY EYER KNOWN TO MAN,
uNOR Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, lnAn-
enza. Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain Or Weakness of the Breast or Side,
First Stages Of Consumption, &C.
R[3NIARKARhD GURlas
Of all the cures that have yet been recorded, there are
certainly none equal to the one first mentioned, which plain
" shows the durability of consumption even in some of its
worst ''f"'' JEFFERSON CITY, Ia, feb, q, 1s49.
Messrs. Sanford g. Park-Gents: This is to certify, thatmy
wife Nancy Dohoney, has been in a declining state OF health
for the last two years. Her disease bafied the skill OF the
hest medical idI could procure-2-her physicians pronounc-
ed her disease consumption in the last stage" and said that
with very little hope, I procured Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. After using a few bottles, ! found, to my agreeable
surprise. that her health was improving rapidly. She is now
SO far restored as to be able to attend to her regular house,
hold duties, without suffering any Inconvenience. Her ra-
mid Improvement and present health warrant me III the be-
lief that she will soon be entirely restored.
RHODES DOHONEY.
State of Indiana, Jefferson Co. SIS.
l. James NJ. Humphreys, a Justice Of the Peace in and for
Dohoney subscribed and made oath to the foregoing oertif-
cate, before me, this 9th day of February, l649.
JAMES NJ. HUMPHREYS, J. r.
ITO THE PuBLIc.-L Jacob Green, Of the county Of Jen-
nings, and State Of Indiana, do hereby certify, that in the
carly part Of last season was taken with avioient cough, at
tended witlla pain in the breast and sometimes fever, and
that I employed a skinful physician for some time, who
said that be could give me no relief. then commenced
using Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and felt almost i'm
mediate relief-and after taking three bottles, l find myself
IN o. good health asI have enjoyed for q number Of years,
my restoration, under the blessing of God, ! attributed to
the use Of the medicine above named.
March LIST. l849. JACOB GREEN.