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The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

RETURNED SoNoRIANs Ten French
men, who left here in the beginning of
last winter, with Nj. Dupcindreux, for
Sonora, have returned heartily sickencd
with their expedition. Instead of find
ing as was stated by merchant CORES
pondents at Guaymas-,he government
ready to receive them with open arms,
and facilitate their enterprise, it threw
every obstacle in their way-even going
so far MS to arrest and detain some OF
the expedition. Instead of being fur
nished with animals and provisions, as
was assorted, some of them wer eshjged
to enlist IN the Mexican army, %Kefs
they received one real and q half pound
Of pamela day, which afforded them
but scanty sustenance.
Nj. Dupeindreux became so ycxcd at
this conduct Of the governmental which
he expected would have acted far diff
tercntly- that he blew out his brains.
Many of the expedition, who had nc
means to procure passage to California,
are returning on foot, via Lower Cali.
iornia, and, as our informant learned
are enduring the most incredible p'iva-
tons and hardships. Chronicle.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

IMPORTANT, rery! We understand that
prominent candidate for the Senate for
this county, on the democratic side, cx-
presses himself opposed to the bill that
has just passed the House of Represen-
tatiyes, giving to California 100000
acres of public lands for public improve
ments, and to other states a proportion
ate amount for similar purposes. The
great interests Of California require the
establishment Of railways. One from
Sacramento to Nevada we have clse-
where discussed. The project will be
Of easy completion, if this bill becomes a
law. Let this become law and lands
now lying ,aste will be made to tell to-
ward the indefinite advantage and
growth our commonwealth. But. no
California can never expect to be al
lowed to use the means of progress with.
in her reach, while so-called democrats IS
rule her councils, or control the national
policy
Upon this bill democrats have been
generally ashamed to express their olin-
ions. Democratic aspirants TO Office in
this state know that their principles re-
tard the growth and prosperity of the
state. In the bill in question democrat
lc notions are so practically opposed, and
yet SO little room is left to cayil that
democrats are slow to know where they
stand. The taking waste lands and ap-
plying them so as to give facilities to bu
siness, and also making adjacent lands
which are open to pre-emption claims
moro valuable in consequence, is so fully
California policy, that democrats are
ashamed to rcitcrate in face Of the pro-
position, ''we are opposed to any general
system Of public Improvements" Well
let them vince. One Of them has spo.
ken, and though it will defeat him if he
goes before the people, yet we admire
the tenacity that will stick to the wheel
whether over oil under. When Weller s
letter on the subject gets here, the rest
of them will have the cue, and we shall
all know the original democratic doc
trine.n
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

DiscoYERIEs OF GoLp.-Near Cottle's
ranch, about half mile cast oi Grass Valley,
valuable bank diggings have been found
within few days, from which as high as
two dollars per pan have been taken.
On the south side Of Middle Wolf Creek,
about three quarters Of a mile south east Of
Grass Valley, cayote diggings Of about thir-
ty feet in depth were discovered on Monday
last by man named Howard. The hill is
now called Howards Hill. A large party
went out Of Grass Valley on Wednesday last
to stake out claims, and it was thought three
hundred claims would be taken possession
Of before night These digsings are in the
line Of two bitches some time since com.
menced, and will be very easy to work.
We learn from Mr. n t. Roberts, that a
ravinc, three miles long, has just been dis.
covered by Mr.. j. w. Glass, about two miles
west Of Little York, that prospects from rs
cts to So TO the pan. One thousand claims
have been stakcd off, and recorded. The
hills at the head Of the ravine pay we'll
Tunnels nre being run into the hills, says
orr informant, in all directions. l. Wilcocks
is the Recorder for :hc hill diggipgs, and
DR.. Hardgrave Of the ravinc. fr
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

GRAND LARcESY.-A man named Mi.
chacl Pullman, was brought before Justice
Anderson on Wednesday last, charged with
stealing $500, from MIR. Kittredge of the
American Market. Mr.. Kittredge had pla.
ced the money for safety beneath plank Of
the floor Pullman, as he confessed on ex.
animation, discovered the money in clean
ing up the market, and took possession Of
it. He said he had not used any of the mo-
ney, and told where it could be found. He
was held to answer at the next term Of the
Court of Sessions, October 4th. He has a
family in the States.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
Whis Meeting mt Grass v nlicy

The wings of Grass Valley met at Al
ta Hall, August 2lst, DR.. C. D. Cleve.
land in the chair, and T. J. Burgess. Esq
secretary. The following persons were
chosen delegates to the whig county
convention to be held at Nevada, on Sep.
tember 4th
VIM. C. Crossett, G. Meredith, S. C.
Richardson, J. B. Underwood, II. A.
Sheldon, NJ, B. Howard, Edward Bond
John Day, B. hoemaker, VIM. Bacon
Jos. Woodworth, G. D. Roberts, c. F.
Smith. e. D. Cleveland, r. NJ. Calvert,
J. Nj. Fouse, J !. Sykes, Moses Howard
I. J. Burgess, Jos. Clark, JAS Steven
son, L. w. Thomas, b. II Blanton.
The following resolutions were passed
Resolred, That any delegate who may
be unable to attend the whig county
convention have power to nominate his
substitute
Rssoiped, That this meeting request
the delegates present from this town
ship, at tho county convention, to use
their influence to secure the adoption Of
this rule, to-wit that the vote of each
township be cast by it's delegation pres
ent, and be counted as the full vote to
which such township is entitled
The following were chosen Wing
Township Committee, to-wit
c. D. Cleveland, chm, D. Shoemaker,
J. !. Sykes, Jos. Wood dworth, II. Corum.
Resolred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Nepada
Journal DIR. Z. D. CLrvELAxp, Ch n.
T.J. BURGESS, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

I'VE STATE JOURNAL outruns discre-
ton in its anxiety to declare it is as we'll
supported as it should be, by its own
party, which ait is said it is not. A
paper that like it attempts to read lee
lures to every other in the state, and to
pass its ccnsures and praises with ineffa-
BILE self conceit, need not be go much dis.
composed if its own household affairs are
inquired into, and disagrceabls truths
divulged.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

Rr The 8. / Herald concludes an
admirable article upon Kossu.h, in which
it justly rebukcs those papers which
lauded him 60 highly when he first Ian
ded on our shores, and sneered at him
when he departed, with the following
remarks:- s.r bsrse. ,s.a-s,
/" Wo must say that we despise the
contemplate and despicablc course pur-
sued by certain of the Atlantic journals,
towards Kossuth. That person might
be all that is reprcscntcd -hc might be. :,
to use their own classical term, q hrm-
bug but to ridicule him in the hope Of.
destroying the great principle which he
advocates, is not only in bad taste, but
it is despicable. For ourselves, We do.
not think it advisable for the United
States at present to interfere or inter-
meddle in European affairs. The Ame-
rican people have enough to 90 with
their own affairs at home. We have
always been of this opinion; but at the
same time We believe tho day is not far
distant, when, We shall adopt tho prin
ciple of Intervention TO prevent inter
vention, and when, in the language of
one of Kossuth's admirers. on a recent
occasion-the American Republic will
be the arhiter Of nations There is Ger.
,ainly no humbus in this,
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

SUIciDR.-A man named A. Blanc, a
Prussian, shot himself through the hear. n,
Rock Greek about week ago. His body
was found on Saturday, when an inquest
was held by Judge Anderson. He left some
letters in his own language in which he as
signed as the reason that he had no friends,
was in bad health, and could make no mo-
noy. lie lived with another man in cabin.
This man had been absent several days to
the head Of Bear River, and on his return
found Blanc dead, sitting in chair, leaning
against the wall
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

The Carpet Bag says dispute havins
arisen in n company as 10 the practica.
bility of finding word to rhyme with
month, grave old gentleman borrowed
n pencil and Immediately wrote the fol-
lowing, which brought down the house,
and the grave old gentleman returned
the pencil in cloud of dust s
"They met the soldier in Broadway,
December was the month y
He saw his pistols thrown away,
Likewise was his gun ih
Rown away"
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

ANOTHER SuIcIDE.--On Sunday NOR
ming person by the name of d. G. Park
hurst, of Boston, Mass, committed sui
eide at the U. S. Hotel in this city He
stabbed himself in the breast and cut
his throat, with pcnknife. The de-
ceased arrived in the Golden Gate, and
has thus suddenly terminated his cxis-
tenco. Since Tuesday last there have
been three suicides in this city.
State Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

s6~ The Young Wigs of San Fran
cisco and Sacramento are wide awake
and organizing. Several clubs have
been formed, and the warmest cnthusi.
asm and confidence are manifested. =
"old mon for counsel young men for
war" The young men of the party in
California arc warning with zeal by the
side of the old heads.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

pGA The murderers of Col. Craig
near San Diego have been found guilty
by court martial, aud have confessed
their guilt. The sentence will be sen,
to Washington Tor approya! 1hsy are
strictly guarded.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

SHEEP FROM SoNoRA.--It is reported
that there are $4,000 head of sheep on
the road from Sonora, Mexico, to Cali
tornia 1t will take the ferry company
thirty six days to cross them over the
river Six hundred emigrants are on
their way in from Texas and Arkansas.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

DRAMATIo HALL.-Wc understand that
extensive Improvements are contemplated in
the building used in this city as theatre.
The principal point to be gained is an en-
largement of the stage and the dressing
rooms
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

The Leidesdorf property at San Fran
cisco is valued at s3000,000, and pro-
duces an annual revenue of $400 600.
A petition has been prepared praying
tho city authorities to seize it, on the
ground that the supreme court had de-
ciaed that Alcaldc's grants were illegal.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

Mas. PARrIScroN says she did not
marry her second husband because she
loved tho male sex, but because he was
SO near the size Of her first protector,
and would come so good to wear his old
clothes out
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

TIE WIGS of San Diego, upon hear
ing the news Of Scott's nomination, fired
nine rounds, marched through the
streets with band playing the Star
spangled Banner" and "Hail to the
Chief" and ended by pulling up at 7et-
BETS counter. So says the Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

SALT.-Samuel B. Howe, of Syracuse,
n. T., has invented a method OF manu-
featuring salt scientifically, whereby
impurities are all removed, and the crys.
tails become exceedingly beautiful, and
white as snow.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

Our watchful and vigilant Captain OF
Police, succeeded Saturday night, in ar
resting 'Cayote Tom" one of the gang
of A B c swindlcrs that infest our city,
and rob the unwary and unsuspecting of
their money. He has been placed in
the pri 'on brig, in company with his
confederate in villainy, arrested few
days since, for stealing - State Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

EXTREME DEBILrrY.-The Boston Post
man says, that gentleman of his ac-
quaintance, has become SO weak from
dissipation, that he is unable to raise
Eve dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

MADAM BisCAccIANTI.-We arc inform.
ed that this popular and accomplished son z.
stress will visit this city and Grass Valley
before long Our citizens will be pleased to
welcome her to the mount,ins, which have
never echoed to Swccter sounds than she
produces.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

~" There were ninety one post Offices in
this state on the lst Of June OF that mum.
ber but three were in Nevada county. APP
plications have been made for others, and
they will soon be established. Our mail ia.
cili,ies in this county arc the poorest in the
State
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

~ The call for whiG convention of the
tenth Judicial District, for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for District Judge,
is issued for Tuesday, Sept. 7th, 1852, to be
holden ut Marysyille.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

PRopER.-The Mayor of Sonora re-
commonds an ordinance against the car
rying of concealed deadly weapons and
severely furnishing the reckless use OF
them.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

ORALLY AT CoLuMBiA.'- friend in
forms the S!ate Journal that he sas
satisfied there were over GOO persons in
the torch-light procession, and 5000 pre-
sent at the meeting at which ilenly
and Latham made speeches in Columbia,
on Saturday last.
1t is 10 be presumed that all the dem
Gratis joined in that part of tho domon-
stration designed to show their num-
bers, namely, the procession. Then,
admitting one third Of the rest Of the
audience to be Indifferent, we have at
the rally, all counted, 5000
Democrats, COO, indifferent, 1900, 2,l00
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

SrrcIMEY OF oLLr,--Miss Goodenow,
OF the Alleghanians, was presented with
a bouquet at DownievilIe, to which was
attached a gold specimen Of the value
cF sl00.- Sonora HcraH
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

Be6r A correspondents Of the Calaveras
Chronieis says Mr.. Wenzcl, the verita-
BILE man who captured Gen. La Vega, at
Palo Alto, is now residing in Calaveras
county.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

O. We arc indebted to Mr.. Storms for
some very fine melons produced on his
ranch near Bear River.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

n@- The S. F. Herald promises to
give the"marks and brands of the demo.
cratic City Council" in that city, SO that
they may no longer pursue their pecu-
lations under the security of obscu.
rity."
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

EIr About thousand letters are reg
larly received by each mail steamer
from the Atlantic States, at the post
office in this civ.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

WE are informed that much Of the fun
ing OF the Bear River and Auburn Water
Company has become so warped that it will
have to DO replaced.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

Cen. Pierce knows no East, no West,
no North, no South. Albany Atias
Neither does the East, West, North,
or South, know Gen. Pierce. The CO.
incidence is truly remarkable
Aibany WAig. s
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

VIM. R. King, Democratic candidate
for Vice President, voted in the House
OF Representatives, for a bank of the
United Statcs-the identical monster
over which Nicholas Biddle for long
time presided
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

g&gf~ A Division Of the order of the
Sons of Temperance was organized in
this city on Mo'.lay evening last.
The following gentlemen were clcc-
ted officers of the Division for the cur
rent quarter:
John +. Blythe, w. p; a. Bland, ",
A.; G. Bell R. s.; J. w. Brown, +. S.;
j. NJ. Gregg, T.; w. Wood, c.; G..
Holmes, A. c.; J. Balmain, |, S; T.
Keating, o. S.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

The Santa Clara Register is the name
of n new weekly paper published at San
Jose by J. C. Emerson.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

The RAINY SEASON is slowly coming
up the coast. At San Diego they hare
already had copious showers.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

SMALL Pox. The small pox is prevail
ing extensively among the Indian tribes
in This region, and the mortality is con-
siderable. Many of the females that
pass through this city have their heads
in mourning, i. e. covered with mix
turc of pine gum and powdered charcoal
which they wear till it wears Off
about year--in memory of the dead
The Indians seem generally very low.
spirited in consequence of the sickness;
among them.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

HoS G, B. TIsGLEy is addressing the
Wings Of Tuolumnc county He was
at Soncra On the 2lst inst.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
2,90()
Tall democratic "ralls," that.

rGS' The Methodist Episcopal Church
on the hill is to be moved down on Broad
street, near the site OF the old bull fight
ring, and furnished with bell. The
usefulness of this church has been much
circumscribed ly its position, as not ma
ny Of the people, save the denomination
could be induced to walk so far to ser.
vice The change is bene fetal one.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

Tie steamer Sea Bird fortunately pas
sing on tie l8.h instant, on her trip from
San Diego. wen. to hcr assistance, AMI
took off 22l Of her passengers. whoreaclr.
ed San Francisco on the Goth. = .4ita.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

The desire of the people Of Sacra-
mento to carry the road beyond Ma
rysville, even were no advantages Of
route and position to be gained there
by, is natural, and the obvious conse-
quent Of the temper in which the mat
ter has been treated by the Marys-
Williams But The proposed route Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26
CHRONIC ERYSIPELiS AND ULCERS.

ASToNiSniNo AND MOST WONDERFUL CrRE.-Gss
Esra hnopP Of No. "a Willow st. brooklyn. n
one OF the most respectable cinzcns in the city We
afflicted i've y"nrs with Scroluous Erysipcas Of bod
legs from The knee ~ the feet which infRmed ans
swecd To prodig0us size. aud liberated Largo deep
ulcers apparently large enough to finger in
into them which discharged daily almost incredible
quantity OF tnRuTatcd substance. lie had had the
advice and attendance o several OF the most skilfu
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without crectng a cure. and told bY
one or two OF his physicians that the ulcers HE Len
would run him II b,fo's long. DRASrs PURiFYIss
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and inhsmcd css
so that now they entirely healed up and he en,oy
good health 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26
FEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DCNSING, Pastor Of the Prcs-
by"ruu church, Adams Basin, Monr" county New iotk,
have Just received letter from Mr. CHlN.
sEY DCSNIHC. relative to the fs Feversor.. iOu
may drj end what i, -'Livs. GT hv Christian
and slider the church. Some yrats suc, lie haA To-
hn'r u hi- legs Gt. 10 h- f in
of F"vrr,urr. Tho other leg being now affected asd
about tu lr nujIur'rd, | recommended BR,sI's Msp,-
CIsr Read tie result lie says i hare H.sd only l.,.s
GcrTtts OF BliANI'S MEDICINE. pidesd All nopr.
from your recommendation, nat Ned.elle and
saN that i'm the bessng OF Goi IL has c1ortes y sms If
Hg i,g'" See Pnmpu..s for flll v4t.icuInrs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26
NURSINC SORE MOUTH, LrCnRRnGi. ts.

"RYRoS. GTNTS"r Co, y Y. fcf. ~, vr.
"McEsrS VI. 7. WALLACEA 60. Some time lns,
my wIl h'cau" drliinlr from ~. rfectt OF -
eoy,hGd and Nmsiqy Soc Mouit. .c could not I'm h~s
child perform any 'uH, rhud luor. Her med csl
mcnt vHricu according To the advice HDd
Of the most eminent physicians, until sW exhaust
ed in scicss efforts. She h.crmr VERY ,kcr,on that
AT the tur shc commenced tRkug HdHfs MsiOre she
weighed u rgity-'iyr Lu,uGt lut by tho time
she had inktu fHy b"cs sic became perfectly well The
cure In 50 pCtc that .hc enabled de- all
aary household WORK, AMI rHncd thirty pounds of fe,h in
four weeks luufs truly, &. D.. ,iALENTINr"
The rpad"r win observe iipat Mr. G,r>1tSr saws
skull" He, Informed hv t. : TrgRY, Ess of
,,,u, la. ..t,,Ii i,.l ,,,.i .,,,, -'7'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

This cure is triumph erthc skill of the best SAsSt
Giant in the city OF Philadelphia and s POSITIVE Paoov
That internal ulcers can be cured ms easily extern
when BnASr's PURIFYING EXTRACT is used. Mr.. JsS,
Hepburn, one OF the most respectable gentlemen q
AUBURN, Cayngo Co, " Y. Informed us In Oct, le ~
that he had been afflicted with three FIsspRss D.
ULCERS so situated internally 10 allow of an exsn,is2
alton, aud thus furnish positive proof Of tho fact and
their location lie said that he had spent one yssy
philadelphia, under the professional advice Of tho b4t
physicians and was obliged to return to Auburn WITH
out cure or help when DIR T. w. Hunt, druggist n
Auburn. advised him TO try Braafs PurifyiaT Ersrs
and the use of seven bottles of IL Affected p.yf,ef ,~,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26
CANCERS CURED.

Mr. o. Il. KINNEY. merchant. t9iot,n. Oneida s-~'y
" informed uz Tint canccrhcctur ia said county
fcins wonderful Gurus at C,NcLEs through lh. ~iepsy
of RRANf'S PURIFYING EXTRACT 4 sm'e, d cf,-
IN tfcu county, y. y. i u'sO using said PrRFItR. Af.
A. T. SGIrLE druggist, al Canaiohrrc, Mone eonrr,
~. y. has niorhci us Of .Ornnt cure .f Can.
GER of lon standing, which Crcrd ssed lad
ofihat place. IT, therefore, this rrEuItk CSaos, by
hs puriyin". healing power. Whit impure dsenss Of The
hluOG u not care! Seven years cNperisuce and
umph SAY, lil're none but what il " III cure.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

This i tie ruse of dying who YET hrSs Ho ,ros
med of of SGIiOfILA, by only fisoivs b"t.
Rc, of Rru's Purhor Than ever cured by the use 81
of the l,sl SdInDd,a that was ever Bne
Susapaa has not scaf medical Ioivo to effect the su's
If such u ,cfoliipqiU hopcIcss case.
Mr. !. H. iItSkIS, of Rome, pHsifI Co, " H. had SrE
uiy Eur confined TO hs bed The ioH tedr-io
yvn- 81 much dsys'd and drbiInrd Us 10 he unable io
ra-r HE d to his head lie had the best medical a@sSs
had used Att of the best SdJb0Jdr0s To NO good eheci-
rot ami ToJ,c end wrs considered To ee IN dynS
sit. and ,,d mo-, I've i,-eH. flw ioaJsr when L-
rn,uu,t.cr,l using BRhHl'S PURIFIER. His n~rt
eaten 9clriynr from u role rds "ifSa h'o"yh
bj t,jgi s ul Ter his chin that he brraihed ,hrourh
tlr hole: hi ~, around that could 10 fyisd
w ON of place. only hcdm. by 'uW piece; the 100
ui o4e arm was destroyed hy IVA ulcers. M ulcer under
tie arn az large a tnGo h'nd Ind nrary sdfea M's1fh
ki ,air into hi. Lad Thus - afflicted Win fsenN
sIcl uiyii eciid gJsIe rlcs, on various paris O tm
10 can. Eor hr'hrr aud fiI particulars, zee our IAN
lHLlTS. -...... ,,.,,
d. THOMAS WILLIAMS. ono Of The most skilhl ply
scus of Runt vhs called to llaskn tho day bsfsr
br cnn.rcod ugins Brtu's Purifier. Dr. W. examined
him and Irn told Ian Da WI f.t Gedcfass ~ Es Isf'd
-LcL.c lin Nm. Nm =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26
ClIRISTIE'S GiLyiNIC CURATIVES,
Are an Absolute and Positive Specific.

The BELT il used when the body or system &c le.
rally is affected the NECKLACE for complaints of
the Throat as Asthma aud Bronchitis, and of the
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders Of the
arms or limbs, as Rheumatism Palsy, Tremors and
Spasmodic affections These articles are simply ap
piled directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL
fS- The great popularity and excellence OF the
GALYANlC CURATlVES consists in the fact that
they arrest and cure disease by outgad application,
in place of the usual method of Dragging and
Physicking the patient till exhausted nature sinks
hopelcssly under the inniction. They strengthen the
uhoIe system eQuaise The circulation Of The Blood pro.
mote the secreiiOns inrgedte The entire energies aud
do he slightest h1 under any ci,curasaces
Since their introduction in the United States, only
th rec since more thnn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-02-26

"ATflCs, fisncse" To, ErbrHdrg |, lPe.
m I WALLACE& 4 CO.-isHic,qca: I wns, for nprs
tun year. afflicted with dscp" of the stomach coali
not ent any fat erraSy substance without causing great
pain, sickHess uni Vumln'. and continuity AMI es
with sour MOmoch. !. as uu J"riinru' rcd bos
dc OF BRANr'S MEDICINE. which. Ia my utter dissp-
ponlmn cdcf and IiiSI,d n, Hsvgi JaH after oIf,-s
Therefore used second bottle. which comp crly curd
the disease. am now well and hrarly, gud amo-S
anything wiilus' l"ug prrl"l, the stomach hecnnns
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