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The New York herald., 1851-10-30
Our Barbadoes Correspondence.

BARBADoEs, Oct 2, 1851.
Dear Sir-I have been somewhat remiss, of late,
in keeping you advised of commercial affairs here,
as well as other matters that might be interesting
to the numerous readers of your valuable journal.
But little, no xever, has transpired worthy Of com
mont, for long time past, which will, in measure,
account for my silence. In politics and religion the
inhabitants of this island seem welded to the opin-
ions OF their orefathers and there seems but lit lie
prospect Of any change taking place in the former
mere was agitation, few years since, on the SUBJ
lect OF retrenchment and reform in political matters
but OF late, little is said on the subject, and from
present appearances, it will entirely die away,
ard DO amongst the things that were. Most of the
British colonies have taken adva ntage Of an act of
Parliament giving the sole control and income of
the Custom House to the colonies. This island, |
believe, is the only exception, AMI the delay ap.
pears to arise from jealousy amongst the officials
as to who shall enjoy the salaries under the new
system Under the present system, there existstwo
duties on imports, one collected by officers appointed
from home, and the other by the Treasurer of the
island Every one admits that the change would
be beneficial to the comme rcial interest. The only
difficulty is, who to enjoy the loaves and fishes
under the change.
The agricultural aud commercial interests have
improved, within the past two years, rapidly The
failure in lSi7, Of the West Indian Bank and Hie.
ginsons house, caused great distress amongst all
classes, and runto Thousands, but more particularly
with the planters, many Of whom were largely con-
hecVu Wltu tnose houses. succession OF good
crops and fair prices for their sugar at home, has
brought about this change. The system Of culture
has also undergone great change within the last
lew years, the good effects of which seen in the
constantly increasing crops shipped from the island
The crop Of le50, shipped amounted to 35 076 hhds
that OF 1901, So 13O hhds, and that for 1852 is. by
good judges, estimated at 45, ,000 The season thus
tar, has been the most promising one known by the
Oldest inhabitants add to which the breadth Of
ground under cultivation is larger than ever before;
and can see 10 reason why the coming crop will
not come up to the estimate.
Prices OF American imports rule lew at the present
mo nent, owing to the great abundance and che ap
price Of native provisions Iquote sweet aour % 90
20 10; sour IS SO 90, with small stock of the
former and large one of the latter. Meal 50 60,
large stock; corn 81 60 per bag; b. E. peas s2 10;
Meas toIk SlI. SIS, fair stock; prime sli 80 a
SO; butter l5c,, dull; cheese l2!c oil meal Sl3
good supply; white pine go s2i, in demand:
pitch pire S23 S25 DO red oak slaves sS2 s37
looking up: cypress shingles - 80 81 80. as to
quality. Exehapge on London, 90 days 81 90; on
New York, 10 days, per cent premium; 80 days,
one half do.
The New York herald., 1851-10-30

Mr-pprR OF A BArTrsr PREAcHER.-The Rev.
Robert McNsbb, of Carthage, Moore county
N. c., was cruelty murdered on Friday night last,
in his own yard. We learn verbally that neigh
Dor sat with him till nine o'clock in the evening"
after which Mr.. McNsbb took his pipe and went
into the garden to smoke before retiring for the
night. He did not return, and his body was not
found till the next morning at ten o'clock, when,
BY folio wing UP the marks Of blood from the garden
IL was discovered in the woods, some two hundred
and 6fty yards distant, horribly eashed. the head
nearly severed from the body, with deep wounds In
the side. Three Of his own negroes we're arrested.
Of whom two men are nov In Jail, without any 10.
sitive testimony against them but some suspicious
crcvmstances, such as that Of long knife and some
clothing, known TO belong 10 one OF them, cannot
be found. IL is supposed that the object Of the
murder was robbery, o. Mr.. McNsbb was known
TO have had about one hundred dollars In his
pocket, which has not been found -Fhyafevtns
(N. CO Obsop0, Oh. 2l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. /.
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER

| WiSTAR'S BAESAM OF WILD CHER
RY,-We have not unfrequen,ly called atten
lion TO this article in the colum ms Of oul
paper, and we have done 70 with the full
confidence hat il was good one. and deser.
wing the patronage Of pubic. We have had
a chance to witness its efFe cts upon some oi
our friends, which in sddition to the high
encomiums passed upon il by our brethren
of the press. not in paid puffs, but in honest
candid statements, from having derived n
benefit themselves, makes us desrous OF
advising oil those who have occasionto resort
to a remedy for pulmonary affections. to avail
themselves Of it. We have too mnch conf
dence, In the proprietors to believe they
would tlurst this or any other medicine upon
the community, unless they had full faith
IN its efficacy--in conformation Of which the
proprietors offer mass Of testimony from
the most unquesiionable source Neither
would they be understood as saying thar
this will always cure consumption after it ia
scared. although it. seldom fails to relieve
the worst cases-but at this season of the
year almost exery body is liable 10 a cold
which if neglected, win Lead to fatal results.
by taking this medicine, we doubt not
manv lives may De snved.
(New Ensldnd Washingtonian, Boston,
Jan. Z. I847. 'as
; 6- See advertisement.
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sHER1rF,s PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, ,l'rty.thtee ei,izens of the county o
w Putnam, md Slate of Ohio IN writing, made
application TO me, the fourth day Of February. in
the year ls5i to give notice according TO lw 10 the
elecos o:srd county, that mt the neg annual spring
election there will be vote taken 10 authorize the
Commissioners Of said county to subscribe tie sun
OF One Hundred Thousand Dolnrs to the stock ofthe
Ohio and Indiana Rail Road Company.
Now. therefore. I. Robert Douglnss. Sheriff Of the
snd county of Putnam, according TO the notice nfore
sai pnd by the authority in me vested, and In pur.
sdancc of IAN act 10 incorporate the Ohio md ndi
ann Rnilrond Company pnssed March 20, 1870, do
hereby otify unJ make proclamation TO the qualified
electors Of said county TINT at the annual spring elec'
ton on the first Monday OF April next, In the yenr
1851 10 he held In tire several OF said coun.
ty at the usual places Of holding elections therein,
and under the regulations made by law for III, guild.
nncc OF elections, a vote will be taken 10 deride
whether or not tie Commissioners of said county
shall subscribe the sum of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars to the stork OF the Ohio and Indiana Railroad
Company. And the qualified electors aforesaid are
hereby notified TO vote snd election for against
said subscription TO the stock OF said company hy
using the following phrases TO be printed or written
on their ballots "Railroad Subscription" mo
Rai!rond Subscription" Witness my hand, this goth
day OF February, In the year lsSl.
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
5z Sheriff Of Putnam County, Ohio.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

FxB 10, P. M Cotton easier; sale.
1870 bales at ] ic decline.
Flour from: sales 5000 brls a, 81 75a
4S7 for New Orleans, and 81 75a$5 OF
for Indiana and Michigan.
Corn is lower; sales $4,000 bushels
;s a. 65ia6Ge for yellow, aud &c fo'
white.
Pork from; sales 300 brls at $l2 So
for old Mess and Prime. Picked meats
quiet: sales at si,9c for Hams, and
6A,6Ac for Shoulders. Lard quiet, will
sales of 200 brls a. s41eic. Whisky
declined to 24c.
Sales of 1880 gallous Of American
Linseed Oil at 69c.
Groceries inactive; sales 100 bids
New Orleans Sugar al 81, and $50 brls
New Orleans Moiasses al 3lc.
Tobacco firm; sales 100 hhss KY at
9al2c. az
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Exccutor,. Sale of Real estate.

NTOTICE is hereby given. that pursuant
lV to power in me vested by the will'of
the late Hugh Nicholson, deceased, will
proceed to sell at the duor Of the court house
in Knhdu. Putnam county, Ohio. on Tues
day. the ! st day Of April, next, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and four O'Clock,
p. M, OF said day. the following real estate.
TO wit:
Lo, number one hundred and two on the
recorder plat Of the town of Ottowa, in said
Putnam county. - .l
Terms:-One half Of the purchase money
cas- h in hand, and the balance in 8 months.
JOHN IIORNER,
Executor Of Hugh Nicholson, deceased,
January 81, 1851. SIS
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NI Office /. hereby given that petition

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
In will be presented 10 the county Com
misssioners OF Putnam county, Ohio, at thei,
next March session, asking the said Com.
missioners for nn alteration on tho road lead
ing from Van Buren, to Defiance, on what ia
called the Sugar Ridge. Said alteration to
commence on Nicholas Ciist's fam, at the
South line Of Abraham Boughman's farm, on
said road, thence running nearly South about
"a rods 10 q white stump thence in an cas-
terly direction about ID rods to the said Def.
ance and Van Buren voad.
Van Buren,, Feb. l, 1851. 5l4
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NoTICE is hereby given that there will
IN be a petition presented to the trustees
of Sugarcreek township. Putnam county, o.,
on the first Monday oi March, next, praying
for the establishment Of q township road in
said township, commencing at the north cas-:
corner Of the north west quarter, Of section
thirty. four, IN town one south, range six
east; thence west to the north west corner
of section thirty four, thence south along the
section line until IL intersects Sugarcreek
thence across the creek little south ofwest
10 intersect a township road leading from
Samuel Gander's TO John Clevenger.
January 81, 1851. 5l4
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Another Scientific Wonder,

PEPSiN, an Artificial Digestive Fluid
or Gastic Juice!-::a great Dyspepsis
Curer, prepared fiom Rennei, or the
fourth Stomach Of the Ok, afle, direc
,ions Of Baron Liehig, the great Physiol.
ogical Chemist, by J, s. Hougbion, NJ
D., No. II North Eighth Street, Phlla.
delph'a, Pa. This is a iruly wonderful
remedy Tor Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complnini, Consumption, and
Debility, cuIiIg after Natures own me-
,hod, by Natures own agent. the Gastric
Juice. See advertisement in another
column.
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JEREMIAH ISRIGG
6 { q :

Read on and be convinced still furthel
of the remarkable virtues of Wistar'.
Balsam OF Wild Cherry. :.
Messrs Sanford g. Park, Gen!s:-A.
a matter Of justice to you, and for The
benefit Of the pubic, | would offer th'
fol!owing statement Of cure effected by
your medicine, known as Wisiar's Balsan
Of Wild Cherry. In the spring OF lS47
my wife was severely, attacked with peri
pleumonia or pleurisy, which resulted in
a deep seated pain in the side, accom'
panied with severe cough; she was
attended by some Of the best physicians
10 Chicago, but TO no purpose. Fol-
weeks she suffered, without relief. cnug-
hing necessarily nigh, and day. came
10 the conclusion that all the remedies
known TO the physicians could moi helr
her, and was induced to try your Wild
Cherry. procured one bottle and com
menced using il according TO directions
before il was all gone, the cough stopped
f,e pain 10 her side left her, and with the
aid Of another bo,,le, che was restored
to perfec, health. In consideration ol
these circumstances, would recommend
il TO the public as valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully.
RN GARRATT.
Grand Rapids, Michigan. Oc, 8, ls49
IMPORTANT
To those afflicted with diseases Of the
lungs and breast.
Will Miracles naver cease? More
evidence Of It's surprising heallh,rsstora-
i've virtues:
Grown Point, Lake co, la, June l5,lS49
John D Park. Dear Sr:-As | have a
deep commiseraiion ior the afflicted,
permit me TO giveayOu brief history
of my Affections, and the benefits derived
from The use Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry : II.
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NuMISATIoN uF JonN A. Dix FOR SENA.
ruR.--John A. Dix, one ofihe most dis
snpuisLel radical Dcmocra in the
Stale Of New York, has been nomin a,ed
by tho Democratic members ofthe Leg
is)a,ure as their candidate for U. S,
Sensior. lie is the very opposite of
Dickinson, and his nomination reflects
upon the Democracy Of The Empire State.
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dR. MAcKrSnE:-Announce the nnme Of
Thomas R. Mcclure
announce the name Of
John b. Fruchey, -
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A MEETING OF the ciiizcns Of Putnam
"A county, will held at boa, Ohio.
oc Saturday, the first day Of March next, at
l2 O'Clock. for the purpose of making ar
rongemen,s and preparations to taking vote
authorizing the Commissioners Of said coun.
ty 10 subscribe stock to the Ohio and Indiana
Railroad Company GEORGE INNER,
~ Chairman Com. .arr'ts
Kalda, February Is, 1851
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CoNsUWTIoN OF THE.LUNGs
q 9 6. g 6

7 I I 7 I
\ 0T, Interesting Correspondence. .-Dr.
William Y. Banks, of Xenia, Ohio, a
highly respectable Druggist in thar
delightful village has informed us that
the sale of Wis,ar's Balaam of Wild
Cherry is unpardrable. The demand for
/ il is so eager. that he can scarcely keen
himself supplied with il. He has had in
his store medicines for lung Affections
Some Of these were esteemed good, aud
some gave ,empoiary relief. But since
he has had Wis'ar's Wild Cherry, a num-
her Of the most serious cases were com
pIe,ely cured by its use. Il never sold
a medicine, said The Doctor Sin which |
had tho entire confidence that have in
ihis'
@ II cures! 20 Whenever Wistar's
B llsam Of Wild Cherry is introduced, it
at ones altains that high reputation which
i. so richly deserves. What can prevent
IFS sale, when on every hand can BE-
witnessed its wonderful cures! The
worst cases Of Asthma, recent and dan
gerous coughs, land also those Of long
standing Bronchitis or c nsumpiiom.
lin its early s,agos,) are always cured by
this remarkable mc dcine.
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
Cured by Wis,ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
The following cure Of JEREMIAH lseRIGe,
Of Consumption, five Of his bro'hers and
sisters having died OF Consumplion) is
truly vounderful. Ought not this uIge
The afflicted TO make use Of this beal,h
giving remedy, when it is effaclng cures
like the following: zs8
PLEASANT RIDE. Hamilton Co. O.,
September 81, 1850.
I'D. PARK-Dear Sir: take the
liberty Of advising you of the benefit that
have derived from the use Of DR.. Wistar's
BaIsam OF Wild Cherry | was proslratcd
by that terrible scourge, Consumption
in May last The attack was lrnls horri-
fying 10 me; FIVE of my family, my
brothers and sisters had died of consump-
ton. was afflicted with nearly all The
worst features The disease, ! had dis.
lressng congh, and expec,ofated a grea,
!dealaof ,blooL. hectic ever, severe pains
in the $ de and chest, cold chills alterna-
ting with fushes Of heat and copioCs
night sweats. ,..
was under the care Of a skilled phys.
sician. from the time | was taken sick
unlil about six weeks since, beng then
ubou, helpless, and my friends consid-
ering my case hopeless, or al least beyond
The reach OF my physicians skill, advised
The use of Wjslar's Balsom Of Wild
Cherry Without my knowindge, my
father procured il, and commenced using
II, | was able to be out and oversee my
business, aud labor which still con-
tnuo to do. have taken four bottles Of
the medicine, and now consider myself
perfectly well. | make this statement
10 induce others that are afflicted as
have been, to make trial Of 'Wislar's
BaIsam or Wild Cherry which remedy
has, under The blessing Of Providence,
restofed my health. w ams
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Auditors Sale OF section sixteen,
Greensburgh TowDship.

I'm pursuance OF law. ! William NJ. Bell
Il Auditor in and for Putnam county, and
State of Ohio, will offer for sale, on FRI
day, the 9TH day of March, 1851, al noon.
at the door Of the court house in said coun-
~ OF Putnam, the following described lands,
Township, in sad county, set apar; for
schools therein, to wit:
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y. shehheid.l wv. sheffielt
SHEFFIELD & SHEFFIELD.

.atforney, at La,O, and Solicitors IL, Chaneery
's W NArolxoN, Henry County, ONO.
Will attend promptly to all business apper-
saiRing to their professions, which may b,
entrusted TO their care.
yune S, 1850. 48O
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FOR SALE,

DLANK PROMISs0RY NOTES, de.
D signed for the use Of those who are
settling claims contracted before the passage
Of the Homestead Exemption Law. Enquire
At this Office. December 20, 1850.
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NOTICE An persons are hereby notified not TO
account after this date will pay no debts Of her
contracting. except eompslled BY law. :
sussreresl Tewnship, Fss. Il, iesi. Sis
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The above lands will not be sold for less
than FIVE dollars pei acre, nor for less
than the appraised value.
WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
AUDITORS Office, Putnam Co., O.,
Kulida, Jan. %. 1851. biz
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A Dsrangsment Of the Nervous eystsn.
$4,000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions, amsnl
which were large number Of lsdies, who ere pscu-
hsrly subject to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope Of relief had been given up and every.
thing else been tried in vain
To illustrate the use OF thu GALvANTC BELT,
suppose the Of pemon afflicted with that bsns
q civilization, DYSPEPSIA any other Chronic or
Nervous Disorder In ordinary cases, stimulants afs
taksn, which, by their action on the nerves and mus
slss OF the stomach afford fsmporayy relief but which
leave the patient in lower state and with injured
faculties. after the action thus excited has ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the
application Of the GALvANIC BELT. Take Dye
Psptic sufferer, even in the worst symptoms Of an
attack and simply tie the Bell around the Body using
the Magnetic Fluid directed In short period the
nsenble pespiration will act the positive element
Of the Belt thereby causing q Galvanic circulation
which will pass on to the negative, and thence back
again TO the positive. thus keeping up = continuous
0alyanic circulation throughout the system Thrs
The most severe ,cssss OF DYSPEPSIA are PERMA,
NENTLY CURED A FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
o. YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the most Undoubtsd Character,
From all parts Of the country could be given suh-
cient to hlI every column in this paper! 81
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Shcrifps Sale.
Isaac L. ST. John,
vs.. , tIERI FAcIAS.
II. Hanson and E. R. Davis.
DY virtue oi a writ Of Fl. fa, 10 me direct
ID ed from the court OF common pleas Of
Hancock county. Ohio, l will offer for sale al
the door of the court house, in Kalida,
On Monday, the 10Th day Of March.
1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described real estate, to wit:
tn-ot number seventy-two in the village
oil Columbus Grove, in Putnam courty, Ohio.
Taken in execution as the property Of H.
'anson and E. R Davis, to satisfy judg.
ment obtained in Hancock common pleas, in
favor OF Isaac l. ST. John.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SnER FF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Feb. l, 1851.
5l4dw
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
which conclusivsly proves that
"Tfuth is stranger than Fiction
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DIR. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jsusy. OF ditinsuishsd sttainmsn,s and en-

Of New Jsney, OF ditinsuishsd sttainmsnss and sz-
altsd reputation A ~
srDsEs, Nsw Jsrsy July IL, ists
Ds. A. H. CHHisriE-Beaf Sir: You wish to know
the application Of THE GALVANlC BELT AND
NECKLACE. My reply is a. follows:
Gor about twsnty years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worss.
sor could obtain permanent relief from any courss
o. medical treatment whateser About fourteen years
weather, In the discharge OF my pastoral duties,
became subject TO q severe Chronic Rheumatism,
which for yesr after year, caused indescribable
anguish Farther in the winter Of AS and 46 10 con.
sequence OF preaching great deal in my own and
various other churches in this region wss attacked
by the Bronchitis which soon became 90 severe %
70 require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
hbor. My nervous system jpas thorotsghly proc
6stsd, and a. my Bronchitis became worse, 90 slso
did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affectop-thus
svincing that these disorders were connected with
each other through the medium Of the Nervous sys.
TEN. In the whole pharmacopeia there seemed to be
10 remedial agent which could reach and recuperste
ny Nervous System everything that had tried for
This purpose had completely failed At last was led
By my fends to examine your inventions and (though
determined TO try the effect Of the application oi the
0ALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This was in June, Ie46. To
ut aREAT AsroNisRnESr, ~ TWO DAYS M DrsPErsIA
SAD ooEE IN EIGHT DAYsl WAS ENABLED TO RESUME
nv PAsroRAL LABoRs nok NAVE siNcx oMirrEp 4
SINGLE sERvrcE ON AccoUHT THE BRorcKITn;
AaD MI RaEUNArIc AvFEcrIoK MAS ErrIhELY cEAsEp
TO rRousLE Such IL tho wonderful and happy re-
suits Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10
many who have been likewise suffering from Men,
ssgc affections They have tried them, WITH mArfv
snsuLTs, sELIkvE, IN kvERy CASE.
ROBEf{T w. LANDIa
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In July, ,lS44, l was attacked with fcyer
of typhoid character, which left me in .
very dehilitated state, when in tho folio.
wing winter. vas taken with a severe
cold which reduced me 10 suck an extent
to give me The appearances Of con.
6HKed consump'ive. | labored un,ier a
severe cough, expecioraied a great deal.
md " . trouble d i,h cod feet and nigh,
sweals. | also frequently raised blood
rom my lungs. Icon,i,ued in this state,
gradually sinking under the disc Sc,
until January, lS47, when | was again
attacked with fever. My friends despaired
ofmy life, and my physicians thought |
could survive but short time. My ex-
iremities, espe eciolly my feet, were con-
siansly cold, and a most lost their feeling.
Under The circumstances, il may truly be
said that was a living skeleton. | finally
determined te quit taking medicine pre-
seribed by physicians, and Try DR.. Wsiar's
Balssm Of Wild Cherry, and from The
first week that commenced using il, l.
can date gradual recovery. con.
tiIned its use six months, at the end OF
which time was cured, and have inioyed
good health ever since, and cbeerfully
recommend the Balsam to all those ai-
Aieted with diseases Of the lungs; and
would say TO those commencing its use,
not 10 be discouraged If two or three bot.
Ties do moi effect cure. But pctsevere,
as have done, and have no d.,ubt bul
nine cases on, of ten will be blessed
with renewed health rs have been.
Respectfully yours.
JOSEPH JACKSON.
Price: 81 per bpttIe--six bottles for
S.. Sold by JOHN d. PARK,
Succ ,ssor to Sanford s. Park.
North east corner 4lh and Walnut SITS.
entrance on Walnut, General Agent for
the south aud west, TO whom all orders
must lie addressed.
A; Also for sale by
MosEs LEE, Kaldd,
NJ. c. EwINa, Gilbod,
L. WOODRUFF, Columbus Groue,
ByALL & MARSHALL, Pcndleton,
0. II. ALLEN, Defiance,
LANGw"RruY e. Co., Eadlay. 1892