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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-04-27

n'HE subscriber respectfully Announcer to
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has just open.
cd at his store, on Commercial Row, q large
and elegant selection OF fancy and useful ar.
ticles. among which. ara the following
Umbrellas. cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding.whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth bru-
shes. Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
sor.sfraps and Shaving soaps; Perfumery Of
all kinds, colors and scents; Hair oil Of the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Ssr
dines. Lobsters and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els Currents and Citron; Olive oil Bay water
and catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts = FiIberts, English Walnuts. Oranges, Ap'
Piles &c. aaJaI e5
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments but which are now TOO numerous % men,
lion. , nv ps,4 w. a. HAsbELL.
Woodville. February. nth. is5i-iy.
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NO TEE

7 would respectfully invite the att 'ntiIn O
Trustees Of Common Sciiools to the late i'm.
portant aInendpents o the SchoaI Law--par.
t~icularly to the laird %sectfon, st,ose MT com.
plying with it will iorieit their share OF the
Common School Fund.
J. D. STAIPS l
March l6, Is52.-tf Stat. Cana ,ha,.
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NOTICE

q WAS com litteJ 10 he Tai OF
- W. klns' N s,lury by John l.
sa% LEA herman esq as . rama.
TX way on the afh int /. q negro
" mqn. eho ca : his name HEN
RY and rays b be.ob41 %
William Wade of Claibops g ,tnty. Sand
boy 10 6 feet high back. lean and hungry
look" spare made
The owrer Is hoiii ID % COMFY vi h the
aw aud take him away NJ CRI~t
[a~pfiti3-ffff T1 aatA ni Yrt tA
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-H-H
HE nnd rsigned would respect.
. fully stat To the public that he 4tM
has leased tn, stand in the Forks OF VA
the Road near Natchez. Tor a ter Of N
yrals, and that he intends to keep nm
Iatn. lot of n groes IN hand during Xxx
the year. H.. will s'il As low or lower thad
any other trader at this place or IN New Or.
leans. who has the same d scription OF Ne
grops. He will cudeavur TO xiv satisfaction
to every person who will favor him with thieI
custom. H5 t.A-i "
He is hourly expecting an additional lot "a
arrive and will receive by sea and Railroad
from Virginia during III year, a constant sup.
ply oi various kinds of Servants. He has a
h~lst-raie Blacksmith, a Wagons. a carryall, and
t.lrre fine mules veg ''
DC III All see. THOS. g JAMES.
Match z S .pt. 90, is5l-6a
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lsHE Tax payers n Wiskinsoa cosniy
are hereby natl6fd that their. taxes for.
he veal 1881; are O due. a
TuOs- w. HAYS. SAsrf
wooaviIlo. Der. Z. is5i-tt.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-04-27

OFT -. u. Br0Osn W. II
AND DENTAL r ON
ca HAS returned to Wood,ise !.
A and can be found at his Of
D iice. tie next doort to Dr., Bucks
residence. aud opposite Mr.. j. b TherreI's.
where he is fully prepared 10 render his pro.
iessionaI services TO those vino may require
Them. lie has brought with him. IRON
the North. the latest Improvements IN 10.
~strutnents, aud . fine assortment OF teeth.
January ~. le3l-tf N
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DentEstry.

- d. STOCKING. Rsst
fSA dsa Deniisf. can be found a.
Ip their Office in Mrs. Keller
uilding. nexl do " 10 the Republican office,
at ali times. when not professionally abseni
ilI work done by them shall be satisfactory
and equal to any done in the country. % no
pay. Terms moderate. and all operations
warranted. Whole sets Of ARTIFICIAL teeth
Inserted OH god plate by atmospheric pres
IRE. Anihcial paiates ; o perfect y. lifted a.
. produce distinctasss in the enmnciatial' a.
i no malsormasion had takea pace. Al
riders sent by mail. or LEFT With the Post.
master III this place. viii be- attended %
WoodyiIIe. Nov. II. 1881.
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Notice.

4Regular MEETING of The Board of
70 Police, Of Wi kln>on County, via he
held on the Second oad " IN Apri 1862.
An. FRED CONRAD. te/k
April 6. l852-lw
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FUr the Coast.

FIr the Coast.
DONALDSON. BAYOU GoULA. PLAQUE
MI Ne. Baton ROUGE PORT HUDSON.
"A ERLOO BAYOU SARA. MORGAN
ZIA. rUNlCA. AND AlLLlAMSPOR W.
he Steamer I'll VIII e, "a
Jmm C. Brady. NJ ,<tpr, Will .Sk~x&
cave Nv o ANS AS usual very Saturday
pvanm al 5 ,clock. or III above places aud
all imerneIiita la Iiin IS; and Bayou Sara
on w .lnes lays a tes tn arrival o. the Cars
If IN WoolvilIe. I,.4F57. fgr
For .reI9ht OF. passa e Apply gu b,arl. OF 10
J. II MORRISON & co,
Oct. 2S-ly. No. | Front Levee.
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NOTICE

4 ETTERs Of I'd aistra,io1 havin
- been granted 10 The undersigned o.
che Ertste Of &C Dunbar deceased. =
che Apri tenn. 1859 OF the p olsa'e ron
Of Wilkinson county Notice i hereby q
81 20 all per-ons iideLsei 10 said Estate e
rnaks immediate pssnirlss aud ,ofhose ha
wing claims j. present them within the Tim
prescribed BY Iasvs .ot they will be barred.
w6.prilf3-is
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P4TNTiNG. GLAZING. AMI PA
$ PER HANGING

HE undersigned respectfully inform the
the citizens of Woodville and th public
generally, that they have commenc d the
above business in Woodyille. and from their
practical knowledge they feel confident OF en-
tire satisfaction 70 all who may eDtrusi work
to them. By close ettention to business, and
cheap rates, they hope to merit a share OF
public patronage Fancy woods and marbles
neatly initiated Orders left at the Drug Store
from town or country. will be promptly attond.
ed to ~ ~ BAXTER a. LEMON.
July Il ls5i-2ely.
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ETTE y, i~s,ruenrsy lawn ~

IEAI OsF'IHH ~ Ivy"
- grated 20 ne unde.-i.nd on lhs
.se0ra tfzif lscsa>rd afth AZ
.ptilisna 1920 lie proliie c3pt II His'
kinson county, NDtee 18Th se.y sgisru 70 :.
persons intslnrd u sald estate 70 ast>e "a
mediate payment, aud ,oih i-s iisint ',ii =.
ia present. III ~ with n H. ii'is press g !
by Jaw, vf they viii be btrrti
OIx CLlND-Eh Etf.
a~pgLl3.-l6A
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-04-27

/ HE C~opstssrh p hsrrtat ~ 4 rinr b..
wssn Samuel Bel az Nu 4 ktasy.
nnder the Style u te. L Laitty vps dis
solved on the ut hist, b. Wutna rtstft
SAMUEL I'LL
W o. HORNY.
Fot A lams Ian - la52
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i4umber. humber.

sSbAk1Dsg bsssssS :.
.USr Received on c~onsisanent. abon'
'i00.000 10, Il II, ~ Stlth ).
j. w. BURGESS.
For Adam Aaea~ scrs. - J..
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NOTICE.
THE STATE OF fSSISSIPPI. >. -,
WuKINsaN rouNTy. ""i

THE STATE OF iS>ISsIPPI. / ;. 81;
WILKINSON COUNTY. :"
The State Of m ssisSipps.
HvO Mathew r. Bowman. Archibald
II McDougald Rery. JDselh { Rrry.
IT,. Washington Fauver, aud NJ hla.
his wife lsaa Pne p<, aud { a'aartiie,
his wife. Ssmue " Rely M ION
Williams. Thomas Corwin William
and Samuel liiamr-heirs aud di>-
tibuters of the E-Iate If Martha "
Rely. deceased greeting . s
YOU are hereby Cited o I've aud appeat
before the Proba,e Cont Of W. X insci
county. at the courthouse thereof, on th'
first MONDAY ~ tay XXI then aud
there to show cause IF any you CAM VIII,
The Estate Of said ,dece,.s II should not b.
divided and further TO d, aud suffer such
thingA as shall be considered aud ordered
by the ~ourt AFORESAID. % the pfeni-es.
- WITNESS, the Hoaora
80 bic FRANcis GiLnaaT. Juigs
of the said Probate CoHr q
- the Couthou>e Of sa.d roun
ty. the 6ssi Monday OF February. eighleri
hundred aud iiityawo'. n
Issued. this 9th day Of February. 1852
FRED. Co RAD C.srk.
~ Gordon and Posey. Attorneys.
FEB. 10 IeS2--6pds.A
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Just received a fresh lol I rne regar'
- aud for "a, e by w A. HASSEL.
Nov. Is. 1851.
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Loaf and Brown sugars, prb'a-ses Tea,
coffee. candles, soap starch, rice. raS.n>'
chees and soda biscuit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
Die0,

In Middletown, Tuesday evening. Col. Bcnja
min r. Sheffield, aged 81 years and 10 days.
Funeral Friday afternoon, at ] o'clock, from
his late residence, which relatives and friends
are invited to attend without further notice.
At sangua I.e Grande, Cuba, Sept. 23d, Cart.
James Bnrdick, Of this town, aged Al year.. In
the d.zth ot Capt. Il. Newport has hst one Of its
most. enterprising and worthy citizers, whe the
loss to his family is irreIe'able, for he VAS
hind parent, AN afectionatc husband and worthy
friend.
In Warren, 18th inst, Mrs. Susan Halle Ma
soun, widow Of the late Elias Magoun, Esq., in
ker 47th year.
IL Providence. ll,h inst, Mr.. Wright Curtis,
aged 81 years.
In sciiuate, 7,h inst +, Mr.. Horace Mason, in
the 4lst year Of his age.
In Eppiug, N. H., I'd inst, Mrs. AHA 1h!ne,
aged 81 yeSrs.
A, the Newport Asylu I4th, Miss Name,
Malbone, aged 76 years.
Al Scamen's Retreat, Staten J. land, Oct 9Th,
of ship fever, Capt. Burton Briggs, Of New
Shoreham, X. l.. aged 40 years.
In this town, on the l4th, Thomas, infant son
oCTholnas and Phebe Goddard, aged months
and Is days. =. e..
In Pawtueket, 18th inst, Mary Rhodes, wife
Of John ID. Jenckcs, Esq., and daughter Of Elder
Job Manchester, IN the 18th year oi her ag-.
In burlington, 18TH INST, Miss Harriet N.
daughter Of the late John Rounds, of Rehoboth,
aged IS years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
fFro,n N Y. Morning Star)

TRULY ALARMIsG The City Inspeetor's
weekly returns exh'bs fearful array OF deaths
b, Diseases Of the Tontach md the bowels, aris
ing directly iDdWec,iy from imperfect digestion.
The human body can more be in a healthy
state su the stomteh is disordercd, than a
&atcl, car keep true time when il. handspring is
Injured. And how readily and painlessiy the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent. organs
can Ike regulated and restored to their full viyor
The Alternative aud cordial properties OF HUTCH.
isos' VEGETABLE DYsfErsIA BITTERs will
accomplish this oljret with recsion aud Ger
t,inty that justify in pronotncing It iniallbe.
The accordant nstiinony Of all who have been
wise enough to give il la trial, bear us ont in the
assertion. The proof Of its efficacy docs not rest
Upon the statement Of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration Of thousands.
Circulars, containing the certificates OF remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can lie
had Of the agents. free.
.. Price 50 cents per bottle.
81, Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, Ny.
Iune19
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
Wilbor's ompolnd Of
PUREC COD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

A CURE FOR CoSsUMPTioH, COUGHS, CoLbss
ASTHMA, ,BRoSCHITIs,G ,GENERAL DEniL-
uyAsD ALI SCROTULoCs IlUMOks.
TIE proprietor has succeeded ((rom dirrrtioRs
L of Professor Stone, in combining the Oil md
Lime perfectly thai the taste oi ,h. Oh, which
- so nsuscous, to persons generally, H. entirely
o.creo,n,, and il can h taken w The most deli
cate Eu;,l-s with peasrnc. And as regards the
benefit of this article the char oil, the fol-
bwire case, by Professor stone, is s',fhrient ts
convn-r lhr most scsptteat. The ,oung lady
was - years Of age,
"l!er disease was one ~ atrnixed phthi,is.
which had been exptcs-d to terminate IN the
cours,. ofa few months fatally. ~he nl,per part
ofbp,h her lungs WAS Gllcd With ,sbrrclcs, and in
some places we've b sftsrrry ~ suken. q caso
was evidently bad one. e treatment of t.i
Liver Oil was at first used, but Wuh"ui marked
Improvement. The Phosphate IS Lime WAS then
ad,ninrcscd sirll -c Ci AMI The rs,uli, ~ in
the case of many others, was soon appasnt.~ -
Tnr patient was rapidly getting WE'LL"
This preparation does moi iike the Cod Liver
OIL become rancid which axes u very desrea-
bic for Persons travelling as it Keeps fresh ior
hong time.
l}e srre and gel Ire genuine, Mannfactw, 4 only
bv ALEX'R B. W ILiiOK. Chemist, I6b T. {. Z
Street, Boston.
x. X HAZARD & co., Agents Tor Ne~r"rt
. i vicinity. jel4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
AWAY WITH BAD BREAD!

LIVERY Cook anl Ilou.cke'per in crca,p"
II has experienced the miser, "f having their
Bread, BIS u,t and Pa.ir, SPOILED, even alter
taking the most extreme pains Ia prevent 1t.
Tncy would have continued IL lie annoyed Tor
ever l., hary biscuit, pasry, 3'c. had not DUR
kEE, after having perceived the difficulty, set
himself about i, aud succeeded after cca"i'rss ell
forts, in i.,yenting his
BAKING POWDER.
Of world wide cell bri'y and which, after ha-'ng
been TRIED, has beeo approved SIOUX
BREAD! HEAVY BISCUIT! UNPAl.A.
TABLE PAS FRY ARE At once done away Win
as YOU need never experience la,lure nh IT.
Il is CHEAPER, METER, HEALTHIER
aud SlIKtR than any other like article ,Atan'
|, reouin no Yeast, Shntenine, Soda Cream
Tatrl. Usc ii according To the drsetwns
up,n each package, and the ncsst, hghea. suf,test
biscuit, cakes, pastry, @t.,-MADE WITHOUT
ANY TROUBLE and almost instant 'ncou''y,
will al,undnntly tisiy YOU.
For IIoiel., Steamboats, and Packets, At -
without parallel! "
DURREE.S is the ONLY GENUINE, and
warranted to be fee from amy injurious qualities
Ills written signature will be found upon each
package. Nhosoever Cutneii"lts II viii Ve
guilty Of FOKG Err
n2l NEWTON BROTHERS, Ag'nt'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
TO LETT,
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

A Teachr's Institute will lie held at Central
"A Falls North School iiou,e, commencing ON
Monday, Nov. isi, 1852, aud con,inulns through
4 week. .t- -r.s... .. 49,
Prof. Willi,l, Russell will give instruction in
reading through the week. fiof Green will also
be present.
The Teachers will he entertained by the in
habitants. Those intending 10 he present a.r
requested to inf,rm John II. Willard, Ery, oT
John Is. Tall,nan, Esq, 10y letter. directed To
Paw,ucket, in order that sntabe preparations
NAV be IN ,de for receiving them.
Teachers are requested 10 hring with them
Russel's Common School Reader, and small
blank book, Or whit. paper for making T'mo-
randa.
The Boston, Worcester, and Lonsdac Trains
afford opportunities "f gong iiom Pi"s'drnce 4"
Central Falls, nearl, ever, hour in the day.
Au Institute will prepaid, be held in the south
part Of the S,,te, in the LATER pat oi the month
Of November.
F.. R.POrrER,
Commits sioncr e. Public Schools.
Providence, sept. - 1891 ol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
[From the Irish American.l

AkAPrEAL TO COmMos SEssE.-It won't
do. st this day, TO advance an opinion without Civ
Ing Q reason fnr Il. We might tell the public in
every Issue Of our paper, that HuTcHISGs' vEo-
ErARLs prsrkrsA BiTLERs were a specific
Tor Indigestion, and all the diseases growing out
oft, but they would n believe our 1ss eil1i
without We gave them the why and the where.
fore. We therefore state, as the result of pr
sonal observation and iiom the concurrent msri
rcy VI all our friends and acquaintance who
have tried the article, or have il tried, that
its touic, Alternative, aud restorative pioPe,tcs
altogether unequallcd. That il braces the s,stm,
restores the Appetite raises the spirits, impaits
hrmness to the nerves, and invigorars the consii-
tuition; and that it's stimulating effect is followed
NY no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best sto,Ilachr which me- .ical science has
ye, given TO mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can be had u
the agents, free.
PRICE so oEsTs PER BOTTLE.
Principal Office, l22 Fukon street.
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@arrtcb.

In Cfan,ton, iO,h inst, by Rev. MIR. Mill,
Edmund A. Nichols, ot Johnston, and Caroline
Knight, ofC.
In Newport, 18th, b, Rev. Mr.. lin'ted, Mr..
Thomas &. Monroe aud Miss Elizabeth '.
Peah@iy, all Of Newport.
In Providence, On Monday, llth inst, by Rv.
Mr.. Ilobeit, Mr.. Joseph ". Shute, "f the lioehes-
ter American, and Luce Anna To6ry, oi Rochss-
ter, ". Y.
In Providence, Thursday evening by the Rev.
Mr.. Sanderson, Mr.. William B. Logan aud Mrs
Eliza ID. Mcqueen, both ofP.
In Prov idencc, on the llih inst, by Rev. Sam
u,l ". Fiut =, Mr.. Charles ". lladhry and Miss
Amelia ID. Terrill, all ofP.
Al Philadelphia, on the 18th instant, by the
Rev. II. A. Boardman, ID. D., William ID. Lew
10, IT,, to Clara, daughter Of Thos. >. X. Fass.
in, Esq, all OF that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
, Principal Office, II
June19
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

ANOTHER SIIEN IIF 10 WONDEN
IMPORTANT To EYSPEPTlCS.-
DR.. $. HOUGHTGN'S PEPSIN, The
True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice.
prepared from BENNETT, or The
FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK,
after directions Of Baron LlEBlG, the
great Physiclo! ical Chemist, by J. ).
HOUGHTON NJ. d., Philadelphia. This
is truly a wonderful remedy for lNDlGES-
TON, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LlV-
Err COMP AMT, CONSTIPATION
and DEBILITY, curing after NATURES
OWN METHOD, by NATURES OWN
AGENT, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pam
phle.s containing Scienuh, evidence OF is
calue. furnished by agents gratis. See no
among the medical advertisements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
THE DAILY NEWS AND hEfALD
OY TIE TIMES YRfSTirG

OFFICE.
No. l27 TsanHs street.
This Office being fnuf.hed with all the d'h'
able mo,s~r y r~pro'rd
FAST PRESSES,
adapted to every description of ".rk, from the
ma,nmah Pyu,, down t. I'll" 2"ni'ei |tsif,ng Cara
-,oerther with an ample supply "i well-ch"Sen
varieties al handsome plan ald Fancy
JOB TYPE.
The propricior- believe that their hehi~' Ior
ext culing .vc,y description oi
PRINTING
are such ~ To enable them 10 answer all o'herr
a. the entire satisfaction Of those WHO ""y Ia
vor them with their patronage.
The proprirtms me prepared T" e'"N"s
promptly, and AT az
Low PRICES
A can be offered any where,
Nam. .mth and Medium Posters,
shop Bills, Piogr;,nnc',
Cataiogrs,
Bill iIcads, Blank.
Books and Pamphlets.
I;u.m~.. AMI Visiting Cards.
Tickets AID Cb-eks, PLAIN and Fancy l.a'6s,
in black, blm or re,i Inh, or Br"nss oi every
shade, Oh white ~ Emcy c,'hur' papers.
lsJ- Always on hand, - good stock oi PLAIN
pcarI s,wi.,ca a,., ernumiicd, white aud colo'ed,
CARDS, adapted to every dc.rript'" o' WORK
= IN packs and IN i.s.sds 10 he cln 10 order
Sy.
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WILLIAMS, PREMIUM

SKY-LI0HT DAGUERkEOTiPES,
XLIILi.A MS having been awarded the high
w est 4 renium 1T the late iair for the suleii-
ority of his Daguerreot,pes, he irrieafs any 9TH
cr proof Of their good qualities in regard To tone,
ccarne.s of the e,eor beauty Of finish the public
are invited TO make free and examine the nmnrr-
Gus specimens there on exhibition especially the
new style oiCrayon Daguerreoiype.. Dont for
get thi. :-lfyOu would rise in the world YOU
must not stop to kick a, every cur who ba,ks at
you ~ YOU pass along
For The good Of the public the following 10 TAX
en- from the New York Herald:
t,ton,,ting.-The Blood, C.d6sh Arisiocracy,
90 in for HOLMES Dagucrreotypcs, regardless
Of cost, several called Yesterday for 90 cent pc
lures. while the rough and ready oprer-,en.
with les. airs, and more hberali,y, pay ,egu-
lar price.-SI 80 and upwards. This isa great
country! Roums No. 2s9 Broadway.
For the information oi Peter Squirt, few more
old mates on hand, the same that he has pur-
chared ci me during the summer; IL not called
for soon Il ey will bc di,posed Of as old copper.
NO CHEAP PICTURES TAKEN.
~ J. A. w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
DIR. weAvRR's MEDICINEs-TnEIR EFF
FELTS On CANKER AND SALT RHEUM.

Paw PAW, Mirh,, Nov. 8. 1851.
Messrs. y A. WEAVER a. Cote NIL. men My
daughter has h, en- troubled with Canker and snlt
Rhtum for the last year md IL increased day shtr
alarmed that thou HI there NUT be something
dmc for her, or she u nst die We tnd many knds
Uf VI, dWilrs hut huthirg did her rIy good but she
rgiher grew woTsr. She kept about I'LL lsst May,
md said rhr must give "p &" q" led and diet there
whs NJ help foI hfi 1ir nfst ~ HUI LII, siGris 1
the pinr attended her. NJ Il 10 h.l tunld the receive
h,n their and u sh, h"k say nouiishnrhi II
would produce vomiting her hhiis nd lace wee
tu,ct, with sores, her strength hat vOIh away, "u
irHds and neigLbnis gave D., up "a die, al ply sf
ians loo rnid there wns no help foT her they could
not do her my good. ] could rot bear TO RE my
daughter q, ing with TINT distressing complaint al
though must say wHs almost iist outraged Dytth
iieaiug of Your CHnker aud Sat Rheum syrup,
which led me e procure one bottle al yonI agents, i.
SmIih & o., this place. Abont ihr middle of Au
gust shr commenced usilg II according 10 dre'rois,
and ns-, shy the frst due the inok rh~ said she
felt better, and stopt her yonHfrs shd IN five days
shr could wnlk The room with tiIe help. She con-
tnued the us- 81 yonr medic inc. and IN n few days
ths tnnkyy ssme into her mouth. ] procured one
bottle Of Your Cnnk.r Cure sppl, II Ia Tie Can.
krr, which soon disappeared. The tersie she nssd
freely on her sores. which soon cured them. She
shortly hegan to snt her regular meals ard increase
In - sLgih. -Four bottles al Your syiup hnNe saved
ny dAught.r's life rh, II now very nrshy, ard MP
pnrrntk web Lowe IL all Ia DIR. A. Viewers
Canh-r asd Salt Rhrum r, rup. believe this mrdi
cine Aas done whEt u, ihiig ,lsr could do, aud We
most rhrrTiulfl recommend II Ia NIL who may be
iroublfd with that y, mpaint
Dr. Il. A. MsAveR Sir Ifyou think This infor
nation worthy oby eur sotirr, lun ale NJ full liberty
To PUBLISH II to IA. world
Yours respertfnlly,
MRS HANNAH BEACON,
aauuki.T oG Nm. TANNER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21
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