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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23
For the Sentinel
Green township Anti-FugitVc Slave
Bill Meeting.
A. GILES, Secretary.

For the Sentinel.
Green township Anti-FugitVe Slave
Bill Meeting.
Pursuant TO notice, large meeting of The
cit zens Of Green TO ynship, was held at Hope.
dale, on Wednesday, the 10Th inst for the
purpose Of expressing their nbhorrance the
late Fugitive Slave Inv. Tie meeting was
organized by calling Matthew Wilkin, 10 the
chair, and appointing George L. Work, Sec
relary.
On motion, the following persons were ap
poated committee 10 draft resolutions ex.
IpressjVe Of The sense Of the meeting viz. -
Cyrus McNeely, Samuel Paul, Wm. Wylie,
Charles Hannah, Thomas TomIlson and
James Kirk, Sen. After a short absence The
committee reported the following resolutions
which, aflerconsiderablc discussion, were a.
dopted almost unanimously. ia RI A
Resoloed, That VIC hold these truths 10 be
sell evident, thai all men are created equal,
thai they are endowed by their Creator viii
certain unalidnable rights, that among their
rights IS the right Of liberty liberty 10 10.
cate where they please TO work for whom
they plaese and 10 make their contracts for
wages. a.1gI W
ResoIced, That The man who compeIs bis
neighhortO work for bin against his will and
10 work for nothing, NEARLY because be has
he power TO do 50 isa lazy, cowardIy, scoun.'
drei IA tyfant and a william.
Resolved, That the late Fugiliyo Slave
Law, by which such men expect 10 compel
.1s inio The business Of ciiching their poor
neigl'bor who lave got tired working for
nothing, regard as q most contemplate effon
TO involve US ID their excessive meenDess.
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DIR. WEBSTER'S FAMILY SINCE MS
9utA. EXECTT11ON

The Evening Post has a letter from cor
responder, al Boston, giving some facts an,
pertaining TO the family of the late Professor
Webster. which are not without interest, tho
they cnIiously illustrate the strange foIies
of which poor human nature is capable:
'Daily, even to the present period, you
may see persons driving up to the dwelling
house Of Mrs. Webster. Cambridge, for the
purpose Of least looking al ihe outside Of
the house where her late husband lived, The
day after the cxecution, a carriage drove 10,
md lady, (ai least apparently one1 and her
two daughter, "a Mrs. P.) from New York,
nlighted and desired TO enter and see The
corpse, shifting that they had coma on pur.
pose. When The application was objected tc
gently, they insisted upon entering, ill they
were more peremptoIily refused.
Among The mass of communications anf
letters which The family haye received since
his arrest, (und tbey have been so numerou.
ahat the postage alone wh'ci, they have beer
obliged TO pay, might have supported then
for hnlf a year,) was one from Baptist cler.
Ryman Of Kentucky, who offered, If the fam,
ily would send him on money 10 pay his trnv.
.elllng expenses. 10 come Oh and use his influr
ence with the Parl man family, as his deceas.
ed wife had been distant relation Of theirs,
and with Governor Briggs. who belongs To
The Baptist persuasion, TO procure pardon
Eor the convict.
sAnoller man presented himself at the
house a short time before ihe execution, and
desired an interview with Mrs. Webster, for
Jhe purpose, as be stated, Of making some
important communications TO her. They
proved iobe, that he had hil upon a scheme
10 ellecl The prisoners escape, that vessel
,wns ready iosail and bring him awny in safe.
~. and all DO desired was tho co operation
Of The family.
"A scamps whose name is not known, per.
petfa'ed the villany Of sanding, after he exs
ecuIion, newspaper 10 lhc house, directed ia
Mfs. W,,which conlaaed wood cut Of the
exeeuiion ia detail, aus sas a4sb5}
Two Sundays Ago, when the family ap,
Deored in The patisb chusch, 10 attend pnblir
worship, The nlinisleg, (wbO was not the reg
plar clergyman of the parish, but preached
there merely by way Of exchanpe.i although
be had been exprossl told 10 be careful 10
regard I, ais subject, llecause The unforlu,
nate family might perhaps attend. chose the
cdif lag subject o The Execution of crimi.
pals begiBaiiE nj the cruc Gsions. could
add other Incidents MS iafieHngto human m.
inse as these; bHs The heart sickens 10 think
ofshsm,' M s.a
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I a DJcTOR's ADVICE TO PATIENT "A
man of property had for years been declining
Nature could not endure il u" Ionger lie
went 70 consult the celebrated DR.. Spring.
of Walertown, Massachusetts. He stated
ihe E! mploms Of bis case so clearly, that the
learned rhysician could no' n.islake the na
TUE of the disease i can cure you, sir
said lie, 'if you vii! follow my advee.' The
PatieaI promised impIciilylO do So Now
says the doctor, you must steal hor4e
'vhat--sieal alorser Yes, yen must steal
a horse, You will be arrested, thea conVic-
ted. and placed in a situation where your
diet aHd regimen will be such thai in 81 orl
time your health viii be perfectly restored !
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CRECIEY lin


AT the dinner given to General Foote in
Virginia, various letters were received Gom
invited guests. One Of them was from Mr.
Clay, complimentary 10 the guest Of The day.
Mr. Clay spoke Of him, as eyery other lib.
eIa' man would have described him, as san
ardent, able, aud enlightened patriot !" as
"Prompi, ready, and full Of information in
debale;" and as distinguished statesman
who had sought with nniring industry and
patriotic zeal 10 heal and adjust The agla,iuns
and discensions which unhappiIy affect our
common country" The Kentucky senator
in these few wolds bore witness to the me Rs
lis of Gen. Focte, without commencing his
general pnllics, or expressing HE sligh,esl
assent 70 his party principles; aud YET, for
his sheer act of justice, the Mississippi Free
Trader IS so carried off by its ultra feelings
that u FroHonnees this lelIer 10 be "Ilenry
Stuart Foote'S death'warrant." Tho next
thing we shall hear, probably, will be, thai
Gen. Foots is so accused as 10 cdme under
The Roman anaihema of condemned exile
ITO be denied Iire and waier."- -(Wash
Uniou.l
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sALE OF REAL EsVATE

,tl D.. & f |4l
NN SATURDAY tie 10Th day Of OCTOBER,
~ 1850, at II o'clock A. NJ. mt the door of tho
Court House, in the Town of Cndz, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real
cstnte as part OF the property Of Sauucl 1Iar-
per, deceased. to wit; A part of the southwest
quarter Of section No. l3, and part of the south
west quarter OF section No. 10. in Township No.
IL, OF Range 5, Seubcnville Land Districts
beginning for the same at the sec .torncr between
section No l3 and section No l9', on the Town
ship line, and running south 50 degrees west Id
poles; thence north | 4 degrees west "a poles;
thence east 81 poles; thence north I5a degrees
east 6l.G4; thence north 50 degrees east Sid;
thcnce south degree west 1916; thence south
s9 degrees west l0S-16 poles to the place Of be-
ginning, containing 6lty- ncres, three roods
and six and twenty four hundretbs poles more or
less, the slime Is free from dover, md appraised
pt sixteen hundred dollars Terms Of salc, one
hall the purchabcnoney will be required TO be paid
10 the adlhlnisirafor'on the LIST day Of January
next, and on the balancoa credit ofslx months
will be given with interest. w '}n
1le JOSEPH SHARON, Administrator
debonfs non Samuel Harper deceased y
September lS 1850, St. ''t2h f "lt ''
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Those marked thus ~ are gains, showing
a Democratic gain Of seven, and Wing gain
of one member. Il will be seen iliat DrJ
A. Morrison, Democrat, is elected ID The 7lh
district, and Alfred Gilmore, Democrat, in Inc
24th district, lllough hereIotore repoled a.
defeated. ate
The Pennsylvania claims, also, a Demo
cratic majority in the State Senate, and re.
pudiaIes Ihe TImoTs stated in some quarters
Of the defeat of The Democratic Senators
from The Mercer and Clarion districts, The
same paper claims Democratic majority Of
% 10 the House OF Representatives. a.
The whole State ticket for Canal Commis.
sionef, Auditor Gcnetal and Surveyor Gen,
eral, has been carried by tho Democrats BY
n large majority, ft,..t. ,..agr., n,
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ResOlr'd, That We reeatd he law with
feelings Of most perfect nbsouence because
its whole spirit is on- of savage cruelty ana
desPoiism and its penaliie, are Characterised
by degree OF severity that gOuli have dis.
graced :he Legislation Of Imperial Rune in
The darkest days of her history,
Rssolrsd, That aside from the iuhumaniiy
and impotence Of the Act itself ii is an as
sumption Of power on the part oG the General
Government which was not delegated but ex
pressly forbidden by the constitution, and il
acquiesed in dePriyiOg the States of The pow
er 10 protect tl.eir own citizens and sullecr
their people to "excessiye fines aud cruel
unusual punishment"
Resolrsd, That no human law in oppcsi'
10 the law Of God can bind the conscience
and thatno mnn.who claims 10 be a christian
a PATRON or a friend of Immunity, should
yield obedience 10 the Fugitive Slave Law,
because it is opposed TO the command, Thou
shalt not deliver unto bis master the setvant
that has escaped from his master unto thee. ,
"Bewray not him that waadelh," Deal Thy
bread TO the hungry, 81
RCSolUei, That we wish il to be slincl
ly understood, by oar oppressed brethren Of
the south, who may be seeking their God
given rights amongst us, that TO the highest
extent Of our means they shall be protected
agains, their inhumun pursucrs, and by the
slave hunter, when he visits The vicinity o.
IIopedale in pursuit of the aying fugitive he
will find none but such as would rather be
themselves the slaves and wear The chain
| than (asten them on another.
ReSolred, That notwithstanding The inds
scribab!e horror and disgust, that we feel fol-
the character Gf such men and OF all thei
tools, "a feeling whicIIihe laborors il Londol
few weeks since could not suppress in til,
presence Of IIsyman,) yet they may pas
with impunily amongst us-thcy mag lonI
up (ifihey can muster sufficient mpudence
and tell their errand. We cannot assure then
however Of their entire safety,
ResolUed, That the foregoing resolution.
be published in the papers Of this County ant
in The National Era
On motion the meeting adjourned.
MATTHEW WILKlN, Chair.
GEORGE l.. WoRK, Sec'v.
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JOHN A FOOT, President.
n. n. E. E. b,s,'sa, sss"s1e''' Secretaries.
ANOTHER "FUGITIVE SLAE" CASE
100 N Philadelphin, Oct. Is.

The 6tsi fugitive case was decided here
TO day. "A negro who has been residing here
for eight years, was claimed by Jones,
of Mary land Judge Grler, of the United
States circuit Court, thought The negro had
been proven the property Of Jones, bul as he
had fuhed iG making his case, The negto was
discharged, He was received outside Of The
court room by a multitude Of negroes, whose
conduct was so riotous as to call out the
Mayor, who begged lhem 10 desisi, but 10 no
purpose. The Police we're lhen called 10 in
terfere, and in the scuAle which cnsued. one
Of ibem had bis finger nearly bitten off by a
black. Two Of the negroes we're arrested
and held to bail.
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ARRIVAL 9t OF
THE STEAMER
CRESE MT CITY.
New York,Oct. IS.

- new -1OtR, Oct. Is.
Fhesienmer CreseM City, Capt. Sloddart
lrop Chag a., arrived at "a O'clock this
( IRofphg, with II dayslaler ne vssfronh Cali,
j. faala, 6lhgihgs dates from SIN Francisco 10
the 18th nlI
The Steamer Phaadelphia arrived At Cha
gres on the Tth. -
The Cfeseenl Chy brings Ss2 passengers,
Sl,00bs000 10 the hands,0f passengers, aud
$22,O0O in feighL Nv
Ne-eases of cholera have occurred in the
last two weeks at Chagres. =
Ifuces and Panama are healthy. .
lThe lsthmps roads to Cruces for the past
! two, weeks have been in the most excellent
I condition, and Travellers have Beens enabled
10 pass over them with The gteutest facility
= Tue Gorgona road is also reptesen,ed 10
be,iu'6ne order, tst MI
TIC stemship Nennnsso arrived at Panama
on the 4lh, with $l,oo0,00 in gold dust in
freight and $50 passengers.
Tie U. s. mails left San Francisco on the
18th ull. g..ta
sIhe. Steamer Ecuador was expected hour,
", having left San Francisco ON the 18th
: ult., with go passengers.
The steamer Isthnas was 10 have left San
francisco Oh the 20th ull. for Haver.
The following passengers died on hoard
the Crescent City between Chagres aud New
York:
John W. Haskell, of Boston, Mass, aged
so, died Oct, 7h.
Edward Culhbert, Of Newburn, N. g., age
35, died Oct. II.
5. ., Rod:nan, OF Jefferson CO., N Y.ageC
q, died Oct. II.
John EIushlon, Of Windsoh w., aged 25
died Oct. II.
TnE SACRAMENTO REvoLT. Since the am
putatioa of Mayor Bigelow's arm everything
t'has gone on mnst admirably, and lhe sium
has already commenced healing by first al
tentIon. The wo ind through The body is il
the m st favorable state On doing as wei
as can be desired. LIZ .a.4.
We learn that on Watsou'S creek miner
are, averaging hall an ounce per day. MIel
nare hired al the rate of wages averaging lrou
SO 10 IS per day, sa2
From the south branch Of the north fork o
Feather river we hear reports that tbs gene
AralIly Of workmen are making fair wages.
Rich diggiRs have been discovered be
tween Nelson's creek and the mouth of Bat.
lie creek, which empties into the Sacramento
Ihe spot which The richest diggings exist i,
about SO rods BY 40 in width. The dirt has
TO be carried considerable distance, but
Tepays those who are working from two to
three ounces daily This appears formerly
10 have heen The bed of the river, for the
gold found here is very coarse and bright.
Henry M. Nagle has failed to very large
amount. There HIS heen bard run on the
tbaRking houses, but they all stood il except
1.-The above.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
San Francisco, Sept. Is.
Brcadstuifs--The transactions in breads
ssuffs have been large, particularly in Chill
aeur.
Cotfec- There is q better supply, and pri,
ces arc lower.
Il, .Candles-Very firm,
Provisions. Al firm prices.
iPickles-Very dull.
Sugar--White has declilel
Bricks--They have sold at 5000 to %, 90
per thousand.
Coais--Stli lower.
-, ,Cignrs--P Prime could lie sold above high.
rest quotations.
Liquors Plenty, without change in quo.
stations
Lumber--The receipts seem 10 keep pace
with the demand.
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. w FRENCH, Of IIisdde HGgsd1ie county Michigan
about the list of January G wrote follows " have been
In the regular practice OF medicine in this place for nine years.
hut Obliged TO quit tie practice Of my profession In conse
quence of i'll health. Twas severely afflicted viii ChroHe
Dsdse Of the LWHgS convince that HAD THE Con-
SUMPTION past doubt coughed almost ncesseny night and
day. and had pains and in my chest side and
tried the remedies recommended by the most slu
Of the profession all to effect, excepting The nausea nd de-
hily caused by them preudced against patent med
cnes and have no flitl now in them generally. But was
ndueedus experiment, more Than through aithto try
bottle Of BRANT'S INDIAN PULM 0NARY ,BALSAAfi and
lido here acknowledge for the benefit Of the afflicted whom
IL may sdve hn the effect of It's the
effect Of in all my practice Ny cough oas Immediately rered
Of the chest adaip and now consider and pronounce myself
WE'LL NAN ..,54 ..s Il -. - h.
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OHIO LEGIsLATIIRE.-

The Free Soil organ Of northern Ohio thus
cassiies the Legislature. II The Senate will
stand II Wings, 10 Democrats and 3 Free
Sellers. The House 80 Wings, 80 Demo-
crafts, Free Soiers. - Gin, Gnz. s ~.
Why don't The whig olgan in this ciiyielI
its readers The truth about tue Legislature.
The above is the statement we made days
ego, and il is The true one, but il does moi
snit the Journal of ibis ciiy to say SOL
Statesman.
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WouId soon be I'm a GRAVE.

hr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS a merchant Mt pieyoonr
Centre, hIbHa county Chic. October 2 l3I
md stated cure Of CoEsuMpTlos which the Of BAN11S
DLINPUIMON4ftY y B44IS.dlf had effected in Mr. VIII
LIAM CROCKE, OF an adjoining gown. He said Mr. Crock
ct had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found for the faa hand of thai
ing monster ConsHmtion lad aken fast hold his vltas an
was so destroying and debilang his body that he
as one who would soon iahaG gGre But in this
extremity strange and marvellous seem vet il
that the use of only fire bottles of NTS INDIAN PUTMO--
NARY BALSA has uncenched the hand destroyer
restored Mr. Crocket to health and he akcag hearty
rugged man!
s. D: DAMN Esq. merchant and postmaster Jgcrson an
adjoining town. wrote about the time, and
that lie was acguaGedF&h Mr. CRocKET AID testified his
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23

The Columbia Democrat confirms The
news we had previously received in regard
10 The defeat of Valentine Best, the Traitor.
Hear tie Democratic talk!
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JOYFUL TlIlINGSl

Babylon, Ihe Great, Is Fallen !! Fallelu
FELTY Best POLITICALLY DEAD AND BumED
CHARLES r. BUcKALEw, Esq, has beaier
the "Traltor Best" about 1900, for the Sen.
ate, snd Best is now buried in the whig grave
of bis owu dieiag. s1si 3 3
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GEORGE L. WoRK, Sec'y.
THE MAYOR OF PITTSBURGH DIFF
GUILTY WITH THE COUNCILS

Tie au,hori,oe or p;n.l,
no, ~,as s"o, sn,,,, ,,'.a ~ '''ou'g" are 10" IN
no',; o 49, ' aoouI ''e h'snt Wo'cn 'ne co'nclls
ro,hos r",ou n,l o"o SCI |m" 'o0 mayor a.
n(naon,'a, , ~ P"E"i' 'o"S . co'''sGNs were tue
leng,hs nuim;on @ 800 'g,,,',' """'1' mas gwen a
"P'':o"' s"o"'"S 'la' me original
ns;nL ~ Il "pPo'r' ""' vos'eu n '"e cou"F,S'
'aar,ar 49, 'I1y Ivy ave-. @ "aIus co"'er'e" uP'" 'ne
n"non ~ i Tla "oaIue"'y ,e |u Ie's"'ep 'l' o'o'-
.nnoin, ba"onaa H., ,''t e'!l''S '',o ''gl' 10
@pi,,., h;,n ~ d., D.. w. J'ue' .'eG'uSs a
T "ran % - ~ '''sop'sn f" @S''e says ;
oo..atn Nv n'-So VI e'nP'of ca h'ge NUMBER "'
pL,o ., ''""! ~ 'ne.' u '"F Wo'S' Posslole
F,;inu ,;,,t w. u" aT ,,;T Pa P'ice men on
f''""y n'En,' WIN olueFs 10 arrest all inc
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23

or The Irish potato crop is almost a total
failure il tho region Of EIizabethiown, KY.
while ihs sweet potatoes have turned ouI
wolf. fRs
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PORK-

Our western exchanges arc beginning 10
speculate as 10 The prices Of Pork this Fall.
fIe 70 living W copy from the Salem In
diana) News, of the lst inst.
DuCing short absence from home, last
wsek, @e met aud converseG with maay in
telligent gentlemen upon lhe subject of the
Pork trade Ibis season. We are pleased to
say that il is the UNIVERSAL opinion, ilal The
ailicle will bear good price. The failure
Of the corn crops in paris Of this and orhcI
Western States, must have tendency TO
raise the prices Of pork considerably above
ordinary prices. Washington and Jackson
counties have abundant corn crops, which
will enible heir cilizenJ 10 fa.len large a.
mount Of pork.
An intelligent gentlemen from jackson
county Informed Us few days ago, that SS
Der ncIo is the lowest price offered for corn
~ The field in Tint county. IIc also states
thai many hogs have been driven from olher
counties 10 fliat 10 be laited,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23

Sir Edmund Head, Governor Of New
Brunswick, Lady Head, and Lieutenant Col>
oael Ilayno, arrived at the Revere House, in
Boston, on Friday evening, the ltIl inst.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23

0s,- The drought ri Laiaselte. Ind sliI
continues AIany u lbe wells IN town arc
sitbont wnier W
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Could not Live Day longer

Messrs: E. B. CALDWELL& co, of East ossrgo, ospsgo
Co, a. ", respectable druggists u.s. We huve lust
heard through Mr. Wiitenan, respectable citizen Of Ills
place, OF an important of CONSUMPTION, which BRANT's
INDIAN PULmoNARY BALsAm has produced the wife OF
nm acquaintance of his who resides in the of Palermo in
this county She had been long confined and was
80 dangerously diseased at her friends believed uposs-
bic for her to tue than ONE DAY LONGER But when
all other ope utterly failed, she commenced tnking 1NS
PULMONARY BALSilf and lie medical efficacy Inns raised
her from DYING that she is goiag about aid d
tending 5 don7ec hogseod affairs md dulles She acin0w;.
edges, aud II very evident, that she indebted to NTS
BALsAh for her recovery from long severe and danger
sickness and her friends gors consider that med.
ieine Invaluable"
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sIEEIsIFTs SALE.

REIN LEWIS,
1l Us. In Chancery.
Thomas PURvtANcE,)
EDY virtue Of decree and order tf sale isstied
HO out Of the Court OF Common rensof IIhri-
son county, Ohio, and TO me directed, | win offer
tor sale, in front Of the Court House. il ihetown Of
Cndig. in said county, on SAT URDAY the goth
day Of OCTOBER next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock, A. Nj. and O'clock, +. M. ofsaid day,
the following described Real Estate, 10 wit: Stu
ate, )ying aud being in the town OF New Athens.
in thr,founty Of Harrison, known and designated !
ms Lot No. 65iR suid town of New Athens, agree
ahy to and ON the plat Of snid town as recorded
in the Recorders Office OF said county OF HarIsona
IatCadiz, with all md singular The appurtennhccs
.lhcreunto bclenging4 and being thc sumo lot roR.
yeyed by George Atkinson. Administrator Of
Joseph Crimes. deoeased. to James Tarbui ant
fforh James fafbnt said Tholhhs PuH;ance
ylam DAVID HILBERT, SheflG
Sept Ie, 1859 81. Of Harrtsop Cgnnty.
1RRnR Lbs BUTTER WANTED, ,fdt 4
ENF9SBNING which WE vi II giv8some Ofouf
heap Goods in exuhenge.
may 30 snOTHELL and GRADE
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10 HuRav --Isafly on a Suudty morn.
Ing there was Numbering Pains be6. oonl
or, which beng opened, ~ sialked a young
lashman, good looking and well dressed, and
srys: fl
is your name Painf
Yes, said Mr.. P.
CLARK cfthe Coovir says Pat.
THAT same,' says Pain.
Then ! wansa lconcc TO be married,
said the agi:nted individual 'and | wants ye
70 10 10 hurry abouiii, oa account Of iht
khilf? "a flii
Pain tainted. Clepe Plain Dealer.
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LUNGS RT.MD-MTTsT nTr !,

Mr.. H. s. TERRY, merchant, Ryon Genesee county NJ "
wrote, August "a, 8i8 BRANTS MEDICINE is doing won.
ders here 1t has cured of Consumption the phy-
sciens had said mH die When commenced taking Branta
Medicine he could not raise his hand his head be
The lungs and every symptom seemed Indicate that he must
die but astonishing to all he h now abe labor and rides all
the county. He used only fire bottles also cured
yong udy of CoasRmption in Orleans county which her
father says doctor coRl9 ctyen fs iitt u
Mr. MILLER merchant the same plaee has certified to
n tn1ruf
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WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE,

Mr. CORNELIUS H. SMITH merchant Collins ces,e Fri.
county A. " January 10 1919 sad Your BIlANTs INDI-
AN PULMONARY BALSAM and BTtANTS PURIFYING
EXTRACT are nearly all Sold and want Immediately another
supply for they sell rapidly and qire better saaciioa
tOn all the other medicines have sale The Tponayg
Basam has raised ladyere from bed Of dangerous and
sickness which oil the doctors had given up as NtRA.
BILE They sud she nth CONSUMPTION 0f be Iun0
Aer all had pronounced the sho commenced
tHking BRANf"S BALSAM-and she is iseusi5 : -.