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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
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Asoz esslassz R.P. RANNEY II.
After The reading Of the foregoing, the
Convention adjourned until 2 o'clock, P. NJ,

-i5E so Il bg. .asz3t2- o'clock, I. NJ. 9
The Convention cenyeuedl agreebly 10
adjournment, when the committee, appoin.
ted for that purpose, reported tho follow
ing resolutisns to the consideration Of the
Convention, which were separately unani'
mously adopted: 'F'NO1 .61aja A3f
Resolted, Tint We arc utterly opposed
to Banking Monopolies. Tariffs fnra Fro
lection and s'1'en per cent Interest" laws.
Resolved, That wed are in afavt OF a
Constitutional Currency, Free Trade, Free
Territory, and an equality Of privileges,
moral, political md peeunia-y. aIaa~ >:.sl
Resolred, s,T;ahat we are opposed to any
institutions that tend to build dpithe priyil.
eyed few at tho expense of the laboripg
millions. '1' - ~ = : '' .'A . - s. >
Resolred, That we hold in conaemp,
the pusillanimoiis and vaciIiaiing course OF
the present A administration. sA. s '729
Resolrea, That in REUBEN Woop, our
candidate FOR Governor, we have a pure
Democrat and enlightened statesman, and
pledge him our uniled and undivided sup.
port on the second Tuesday Of Octobe,
next. -t- 49,. ...-.,.,F7 s-.,..., gee~s
Resolred, That we have entire conf
dence in the ability and Democracy o.
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, Of Butler coun
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F4z . sksIfss ~ - tsssSl5 SsSs@ =
] "A Short anddTrae SteFy.

4xsfG szsA Sn0ft alQd rue stef aH
-.sDayid .Wsntworihs had the kndest OF
hear,s. There was neither mete nor bound
sao his beneyolence, except inability. "A nd
happy were any man who had q 1.-THE soi
che prayers thai we're offered up for the
swsifare eff my friend, by the nntortunate
sana wretched Fman whom his hand d9re-
slieyed. asasa Is s3Sls a5t9 n sss,sE $3.50,
re Ifspeak efipfayars-for il was the only
rewa9d hesobtained; [ mean here-bu, Il
ffx,rgetga f4gf Ssls sissss5l ft = III ~sS.ls4ts
esit Dnyid was paying attentions to on excel
! sleBiyoung lady Of his,anatite city. She
sNas wealthy sbeautiful, and accomplished,
aand consequently had many sullers,lt A
mepG Them were masly richer md nebler
sfinAekteaction T. mean and .handsomer
amsn;ahan David w Wentworth, but nanqpof-
ats, 5tEssfe was kind sof apk-heartedness
ssbopi my friend, TINT could not fail to bring
him somewhere, nenr the heart of his mis-
,asess, even if an emperor had been his ri
xxu}. so issass yass aG ,saasa5 e3f.ss Iea ilp5
..sEhe young lady hit uponssa project 10
.talt iheS Schnracter Of her lover to the test.
sShe, had foundsa poor: widow with family
31ineone sof her benevolent excursions, and
..4sheeidea occurred lo.her, thatit woulas be
an good opportunity 10 ascertain what sort
.;ofssanf sherloVefs' hearts were made ef.-
Lsttefswefe forthwith indised, setting forth
the good woman's tale, and forwarded TO
the aiflsfents gentlemen I'm afle widow s
: s.snane, yeqpes,ing answer and assistance
.a.ssTho reply wass a. a;lecture on idleness and
begging, nndeoncluded with information
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
Erie lPal Honey.

:. We are told tha, attempts are being So
made, by cer;oin well known opsfators,as,,, :, Q
at Milan, TO Pot in circulation the notes
Of this Bank, in exchange for the produce ..'f
ofthe Farmers. We know nothing ofthe
condition OF this rag factory, but from the q,
fact Of its having failed Two or three times 3
within the last fifteen years, there il al 5aii
least a suspicion TINT il hns been galsan- IS
izcd into life again with view to another. "a
smash. so look out Il Experiment. as.l ~: =,
Aye, stand from under! And such are 81,
the warnings that truth and duty compel 4
us 10 utter day by day, against the currsn-- y
cy that our wbig friends proclaim as the !,
only good article! ts-ye .s- -. = -
Bul Gold for the aristocrncy and worih-sc.
less rags for the people, is the whig, motto
in the present canvass--and their curren- -,,,
cy policy eyer!-!OAio Statesman. srSgr-, ),
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
Wise Men.

Il The following are n few of the eeharae-
ters coming under this head: s,r s;.5 ..,.z7
The jealous man-who poisons his own
banquet and then eats it.
. The miser-that starves himselfto to death
that his heirs may feast. {Hsa 5as
% The mean man--who7 bites off his own
nose to despite his neighbor. ;es..a,.s he's
The angry man-who sets his own
house on fire that he may burn up anoth-
er's @'@ A5as.'F i753e5Ft-x ss37ss.a Gez3t
xis The slanderer who = tells tales md
gives; his enemy chance 10 prove him q
liar. a srs .aSw t-s. ss. -g,, .,..g, g-s,-~
The self.concei,ed man- who attaches
more consequence to dignity than to com
mon sense. 5,#lisssf o. S''i1AsE aI57 {se
rs The proud man who falls oin the esti-
nation of sensible observers in proportion
as he rises in his own, s.:s- sf.-.-. a.. =.
The enyieus man-who cannot enjoy
life and prosperity, because others do. So
8Haf The dishonest maE-who cheats his
own soul more vitality sthan he does bis fel
low men. ,sla.fsfse .s.s ,-ss.=zas u s.,5:+
The .robber-who for the consideration
of dollars and cents, gives the world ;iber.
ty TO hang him. 9,''' ''' g '''f5, q o...
The drunken man-who not only
makes himself wretehed, but disgusts hi'
friends. ssn zi5it II '1sz,.ssa4 s,.=zy f.s &
| The ehypochondriac-wh highest hap
piness consists in making himself misera'
bic. '',.- q % ~ J s@1s'2 H-S sasS1 - rs
80 5t...-- .s-s -yt=s,s . .e-s zy.y..-s--.- g
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
Look Out for 4 Bank Crash.

) The Bankers and Spectators Of. ,his l
State are. now actively engaged in, ,circu. h
latipg the notes of the, NORTH ,WesternsS
BANK Of Virginia, with the intention, .,,n-;.,
doubtedly, Of making another ,Hayre do
Grace speculation. The game is 10 put,
the notes Of this thieyiDg shop into ihe s,
hands 81 the people and then bust ap.lgs
We have it from reliable source that =
thousands Of dollars on this rotten concern
are about 70 be put afloal in this region.-ss
Look well to your interests, More
anon. ION lpay',e Co. Dem. A zsis s,o.js 30
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

: rs AMNsBEYs Envoy of his ImperiaI,is
aighness A BDuL N EDJID, Sultan of iFurk.ea
ey, has arrived at Washington City, andsg
was received with distinguished marks yof:ii
respect by all of. The public efunctionariss
who coDgregate at the National Capital. -S-ia
We believe AMIN BEY is the first Ministsr =
'toahe United Siates representing the relig.is
ion ol Mahomesb Gqqa asafoJssisa sTs~
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WHOLE NUMBER .2B.s

ny, and will render him our hearty SUPPORT
for seal on the Board Of Public Works
r. Resolrea I hat we uniledly pledge to .sfaa
, our candidate this day nominated for Gon- y
Igress our besi wishes and most Jealous exs -
ertlohs ~ The pending canvass. 'ssSs7s-s'
Mr.. Bietce's name wos ill.drawni as $ -
candidate. On motion, the Convention z't
ballotted for candidate, with HE follow Ss,
ing result: -. -~-'f r, s-as esN wois8iN
/ Day s5; Bifchard so; Bennett o; and Es.l
Bliss 2. AS a majority Of all The votes . y
cast was-necessarY, 10 choice, no sefec.s Pa
lion was made. Tie names Of Bennett .
and Mr., Bliss were withdraw The re. 900
suit Of The second, and last, ballot was as sods
foilows:d-e 49, 81 s,,. sl5ls'S asil!a issA
'1Day.4o se'so e Bifchar5 rs sss'sssagpa
Mr. Day wus lhen declared daily notni. cas-
mated, who, upon The call OF the Conyen. g rs
ton, respon led in brief address, in which aeHs
he gratefully, thanked that body for the ''''aa
honor il had conferred upon him, assuring . ss
it that, if elected Or not he should exert his *e -
abilities in the promotion ofthe great cause asSs
Of Democracy. When he ceased speakfng,, - ,aSi
the Convention gavo three stentorian cheers
lor Wood, Miller, Day and the Democrat; fSs
c party. On motion, the President ap- -'oSa
pointed The following gentlomen a Cons 3s'
gressional Committee lor the District: f'ssis'iS
Summit, Dr. f. L.. Munger; Portage, ass'
William !Cunlman; Mahoning, James G..
Haney; TrumbulI, Wm. Porter II was .s',s
Resoired, Tint these proceedings be-
published in tho Democratic papers Of the s,'''
strict. .z- ,ss,s..--,. -
Ga motion, the Convention adjourned ens
'ine die. - ~ p ys-"
Y Ey,as BENZ. WILLIAMS, Prest 'so
RonrHr PRicE, vice Pres ;tas ;,ss 81 80
DANIEL HhLYER. : ~ >'.i'' 'a.'''rW '''' III
L. B, Es1eln,sn - sec'yss '1sa '...i 's,s9H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
Democratic Congressional Convention

Pursuant to call of The members Of The
Democratic Congressional Committee re-
siding in. the counties Of frumbull and Ma.
honing, and pursuant to an adjournment OF
a Democratic Convention held at PALMYRA
on the 5lh inst, the, Democracy OF this
Congressional District, by delegates, me,
at Palmyra, Portage county, on Tuesday,
the I7th, to put person in nomination as
a candidate for Congress. The Conventions
was called TO order by DR.. George Herter,
on whose motion Mr.. BENJAMIN VIII.
LIAMS, of Summit, was chosen President,
ROBERT PRIcE, Of Mahoning, and DANIEL.
HILLYER, of Portage, was chosen Vice
Presidents, and A.. D. Ki6Jee, and e B.
Eshslnaan, Of TrumbuIl, Secretaries. 7'i %
On motion of. R P. Spald;ng, Esq a
call, of the. townships of the District was
had to ascertain how. many were represen
led. A number of townships in the sever
al counties being .unrepresented, .Wm. r.
Clark, of Mahoning, moved that the Dele
gates in attendance from the several coun.
lies be allowed the privilege Of casting the
entire vote Of thoir respective townships
This motion was unanimously concurred
| in. II. E. Webb, Of rrumbull, then
moved, which motion was likewise con.
Cured in. that those in attendance from
the various counties who are not Delegates
be allowed to take seats in the Convention
as such, and if their delegations are not
then full, they have the right 10. cast the
remainder of the vote.
On motion Of DR.. Herter, committee
Of six, consisting Of X. p. sSpaldingy VIM ;,
Goldman, VIM +. Clark, w m. Pomeroy,
Moses A. lirchard and William Porter,
was appointed to report resolutions to the
Convention. a-.y .Hs.ee.E, z-sf,-,. rs. .,,s.
: Tho names Of The, following gentlemen
were then presented for nomination, Lu-
,her Day, H. v. Bierce, b. P. Ranney,
Matthew Birchard, 7Plimmon c. Bennett
and George Bliss. 90 Immediately upon the
presentation of the mama of Mr.. r Ranney,
the following letter ofdeclination was read:
/ az ,q.a.a sWARBEN, Sept. l6, 1850 IL
|, E b. EsAsla,an:g Dear. Sir:
standing that my name has, been made use
Of in vnrious quarters in connection with
| the selection of a candidate for Congress
in this District, I take this opportunity OF
requesting you, should il be brought for
word in the, Convention, to say to that body
that do no, desire the nomination. My
reasons are OF no importance to the public.
1 take this opportunity, Of. expressing my
grateful acknowledgmonts TO my political
and many personal friends for the zeal and
.unanimi,y with which they have supported
| me on former occasions. as we'll as for this
renewed expression Of their continued cou,
fdence and regard. goilsla; cd, =. zoo s
+ I'd a Very truly yours, al $50 6.!ag \.
!; Asa4 asa,gsz Il. p. r. ANNEY !. +.
i After ihe reading Of the foregoing: The
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

Virginia Gold.-Ths Richmond (Va.) J
papers mention thirty-eight bars of solid
gold, weighing 1886 pennyweights, and
worth nearly one dollar peny weight,which
have Just been brought to that city. These
bars were produced in the @Booker Gold
Mine," in Buckingham, now owned by
Messrs. VIM. M: Moseley & Go, and were
the result Of only 60 days work. There
are two other mines in Buckingham in sue
cessful. operation !; one worked by J. W.
Beebee, and the other by F. w. Wiseman
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

gDT~ The London Daily News, in jastoE
guage far from enigma,ical, warns ths ad' .
mrers of Kossint, that strsocliery threat
ems bis hleS 9Tre ,.aS.y7sus.s sys ..5a.e- =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

The higher the order Of intellect.awith
whichone is brought1in 5contnct, iheelessS
one has to iear, true goodness is all ichari-ig
ty, and true gcaiusris the ieast presumPtuui
GUS. 81, Cd Gi zazS.,sS.5. -l2Sda zsesseGsHOs
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Q1f portage 9eutiltel.3
SAMUEL d. HARRIS, ,JR., n-
ROSWELL PATTERSON. fgbL1sHEHs

Ons year, payable within six months, e $3.50
0ne year payable after the expiration OF 6 /.
1sixmolths and Within the year, 3: 400
One year, pay able after itsexpiration, - 2,9O
f<No paper win be discontinued until all ars
rsifages are paid, except at the option Of the
publishnz q ssfof zsss;f ~ ira ezs.1 aez7, q
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.slaYslllsa mers ,ns,ra.sur

'hla71se 4iaiT "A ~ nv "a s0Ez5I.I.,zxs,
'sasasa % .=s'ssszA4ss2 sn tsaa ssEsfJY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

sg Merchants, from different sections Of the country siy
he most Gtteng accounts OF the universal popularity aud e
feaey Of Dr. Davss Syrup, under their notice. a number
dton that it did not give sattsiachon the price SHOULD be
returned, and of them has had application
cine. We append few extracts from Orde samples Of
those aein frequent well verbal
we frequently hear.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

The New York correspondent of the Philadel-
phia Ledger speaking Of returned Cailiorrians,
saws ~ have seen and eonversed with three or
four rough and ready Caliiofnsns, who pas
sefeer in the Cherokee All Of them are printers
BY profession, but started of for the land of big
l1mps'' three years since. When they left New
York four 6ner looking fellows were MOTTO be seen.
Now they look more like ourang outangs than any
thing else, having shaved but twice since they lett
Gotham Their skin was white once-now it is
difficult to tell what color it sbut it is any thing
but white They have accumulated handsome
fortune, however, but one and all of them agree
that ii they sure of doubling their gains they
would not go through half the suffering and privl-
ton already endured
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

advises the " Irish Committee" who raised large
sum Of money in 1873, from Irish citizens princi-
pally, for the purpose Of establishing liberty in
Ireland, to appropriate that money to the purchase
Of small tracts Of land at the West, each not ex-
ceeding forty acres for the benefit Of Irish immi-
TO purchase any. The Irish American thinks the
money thus raised was $4,000. Interest at seven
per cent. for two years would be S4,900-making
All aggregate Of near $4,000 All the highest
governmental price Of 81 % to the acre, forty
Of land would cost $50, and $40, 900, at this rate,
would pay for 500 such farms.
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse,
No. I5I Chartres st. New Orleans.

WRIGHT & co. having resolved to stand unrivaled IN
% every department of their bushes have agreed with the
Prope0s and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States TO Keep them con
tar below the usual market prices By this arrangement they
enabled offer for the inspection OF purchasers the
extensive which be found in this other
city. Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale of Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular department. the most liberal
SCALE and prepared to supply the trade at
handsome centage his investment, either a H0tesa
or Retail At their establishment may he found fin !
assortment of ALI. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part OF their assortment
can be furnished dealers, in most from twenty to
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturers regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

u uies anu may De au-
niinlstered with perfect
prophecy to both sexes,
Of all ages and cOnstitu-
lions. We haye numer.
uusietters and certificates
showing, so far as the tes-
umOny of others can 90.
It's sure, safe and uniform
successful operation.
The following extracts
are fair specimens:
DR.. g. Goodman, OF
Linden, Ala, writes :
March n, 1871 ad-
minlsiered it last Sum
mer, in upwards of fftL
cases, OF different grades
OF lever, and sueceede,
m eUerp instance In from
two to ten hOurg -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

3 HE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or, SEEDS
FEVER TONIC.The announcement that feVeIs, of all
grades and types be cured from teny hours,
without vomiting purging or other dsagreeabe opeTqhon
VIII appear startling and improbable that many will hard
" give credence though mOmentary atonshed such
apparent presumption, and think of the subject
nevertheless unhestatngy declare that the Electrical
Febnbuge viii do it, when used as directed.
Bilious, Yellow, Congesiye, TyphRs, and Intermittent
remedial action. IL is perleey sae in AN conditions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21
'VENV MAAIIFA1tVOHV,

TENT MANI FACTORY. u
TR'G subscriber would respectfully call the attention o. az
those bound 10 The gold region 70 ms large sioIH 81
useful and necessary articles, such every yuney q wan
and other TENTS, with Portable Tent Poles Canvass
PACK SADDLES; Potable CANT BEDS, weighing about
two pounds; Canvas TRAVELLING BAGS, etc, Az OF
which he oilers at fair prices, anil N any Quantity These
wishing their articles prOoied can be accommodated,
and TO al customers who prefer do their WATERFRONT
ing the subscriber will give the receipt and nqranee he e
equal 10 any other process. Fall and Purchase ROPES
Of every description splced and furnished FLAGS 0 eveD
description made order and neatly repaired Every deseL
etc. made aud warranted proof against rot OF mdew,
II. CASSIDY,
corner canal and Magazine ss, entrance CANA
Ezy- All orders from the country wlll he promptly
tended To. al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

GIVE THRM THE EDIBLEs.--It is said that two
cases have occurred within few days Of persons
having been bitten by mad dogs in the Third Mu-
nicipality. The wonder is that many more such
calamities have not occurred during the late burn
ing rage Of the Dog Star. Give the ours some
thing to eat, eueq1 If it BE- spscsd httls-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

Coz II v " y X b b
+, CONTINUATION or TIKI WELRs
THE FAN EXTR ACTnR

h 3
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the suEet, safest and certain remedy ior this seas
will positively give relief the worst ccses and even after
ri bH old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
allied office with establishment their iaees, slg
they bad used the ointment Tor other diseases upon para
# their bodies near the bowels, aud that C0pious movement
aad resulted omit This result will always follow thorough
bbng Of the Extractor Inc bowels when they
{ge Lei the experiment be tred II is perfectly sa ,It
NJ No instan can lla Pain Exlraelos do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

This osrtihes that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
been used 10 my family for Salt Rhsum OF thirteen years
duration, and for WGTs These fierce diseases have been
ale vlRts and they both entirely removed. There
be nodoubt but this Msune has all the ybluss that The
Patent ecams OT It, from what has fallen under ossg
vaon added 10 the respectable testimonials In favor
others h0 have used il immediate reis
d. most ieeuiy recommend 10 the attention Oithe afflicted
RlF.tia NJ u ROSWELL. GHAEIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

hereby certify that bHye been afflicted with inveerat
for fourteen years last past, have spent neaY
hundred dollars in employing physcians ndin puubas1g
tiat used reeonlmendedh cure, but
purpose, nnul, last resort heard and tried DIAL
,EY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, to my
surprise before had whole box oil this ays,
3out me. BRADOCh DAVIS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

k Subscriber begs 10 return thanks 10 his friends, and
he public m general, for the liberal patronage he has
feVe nom uiein and desFes inform them thai ne has
taen the sone No. l45 Car0adefst street, where he IN
lends carrying on the baqes of fAlNTlt IN all Us
ufNeile ana hopes, by sIlci attention 70 ms dqe5, 10
merit oonpnOaaes OF then support. u. +. DEANES.
n. u. All ofden promptly attended "a. iES BIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

This extract of SarsApas has been expressly
reference to female complaints No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical period, The Tan
OF Life, should neglect to take il certain preventv
for any Of the numerous h9be diseases to WHICH feah
subject at this time OF life. This period may be DELAYED
for several by using this medicine, NOT is it less
bic for those who approaching wOmanhoOd cal
cuated e nature, BY dpickenng the blood aud nygOF
atRg the SYSTEM Indeed, this medicine invaluable lO
the delicate diseases To which subject. 1t brace
the whole sysem permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body, far stUla
ting produce subsequent relaxation, oh the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease 81
using few bottles of this medicine, many and painful
surgical operations may De prevented
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

yean3 under medical SKIN IN the elhes OF Sei
York and Albany abOrLng under the most distressing Fry
Bueas attended with inflammation OF the kidneys and with
bleeding Piles, deeply ueefaed with laIge Jumps Of the slss
Of hen eggs prorudng, and age bOs covered my body.
The urinary secret0ls stopped for days, when my distress be-
lame ntoerabe My tongue cracked and the roof OF
mouth was covered with sores my chest the
y neck wa Ia constant burning hst lhai Geld
In ths misery onged of asth and never expected 70.
ag,u.vy ,,rbsp Me- Iossfy ta-rpJ ma IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-21

She brought TO my bed box and applied the sores,
felt immediate wherever it touched me- and begged
for enough annont thoroughly. II obtained and
new life seemed invest To the burning and
n the chest made Pills OF il, and took them which
Don cured my life to your valuable Extract,
Icing strong ever, and have been early
Ithp Yenr tti2 AERLiA FRENCH.