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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-06-17
For Cash Or Trade Only!
Fresh G,T'iUag as the
Variety Store & Clothing Emporium MOL
High skkect, Morgaatoacn, "a

High street, Morgaatoaon, Va.
GROCERIES, Hardware, Quecnsware, Glass,
ware, Stoncwarc, Iron, Nails, Salt, Castings,
Hill side, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American ploughs, Plough Points and Landsides.
Ladics' dress goods, Of almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy colors
cd Grape shuwls, and almost everything the ladies'
may want, and very cheap, too. 5.G
Gentlemcn's and Boys wear for Spring and
Summer; black, blue and brown Sack, Frock
and Dress Coats; pants, vests drawers, cravats,
shirts and shirt collars, gloves, pocket and neck
handkcrchicls, hats, boots and shoes, and every
article gentlemen may want to complete their
wardrobe. We invite everybody to call, rs our
stock is complete and We arc determined to be
second to none. a.
We buy for cash; We sell for cash. we have
but one price, and will sell our goods at tho very
lowest figures. We can and will sell as low as
any house in town, east west, north or south.
If attention to business and honorable dealing
will give us friends We arc determined to have
them. Our motto is Quick Sales, small profits
and ready pay. LAZlER & FLEMING.
Nlorgantown, June 3, 1854. E .-gs
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Direct from Philadelphia.
ROGERS ,SJ FOGTE. ~


TJAvE lust returned from Philadelphia, and
III. are opening n, tho Two Big Red Doors,
their SECOND STOCK Of
SUM W. IL E G. GODS,
which have been selected with great care, and
with Il view to tho demands Of tho market.
~ THE LADIES arc especially invited to
call and examine our stock as soon us convenient.
We feel assured that you will he pleased with
our Goods, and particularly with tho unprecc-
dentcd low prices Mt which they will DO sold.--
Our efforts to do cash business have been moro
than realized; and we hope by strict attention
to business to merit u continuance OF public pa
tronuge. T.st .al
N.B.-All who wish to buy bargains, call i'm.
mcdately at Rogers & Foglo's CHEAP CASH
STORE where you can buy pretty and cheap
Goods. DOd't forget the placc-the TWO BIG
RED DOORS. Il. &F.
Morgantown, June 10, 1854.
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CASH FOR RAGS:

WE will pay -Four Dollars per kEqared
pounds Cash for all clean Cotton or linen
Rags delivered DIT our Store.
WHEAT & CHAPLlNB,
Jobbers of Notions, Paper, &c
F" = 30 Monroe st. Wheeling.
Aprll2G, 1854. ct
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Erysipclas cured BY The use Of Dr.. Guy;cN,
Eziract Of Yellov Dock and SarsapaHlIa.
Scott township, Vanderburg CO., 1ndiana,}


July 9TH, 1858.
J. D. Park-DearSir-Itis with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects of your "Dr.
Guysot,'s Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilla," upon my daughter. who has been suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, Erysipelas, with
which she was attacked in 1S4S, and she was at
tended by some OF our most eminent physicians
for eight months perscveringly, without any ben
edcial effect whatever. She became reduced to
Il perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders to her knees which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
rounced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach
OF medicine. My ncighbors and inyself thought
her dissolution near at hand. Ont OF my neigh
burs insisted on my trying " Dr.. Guysot's Ex-
tract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, "as last
resort, for as oil of our physicians had given her
up, there could be no dctrmentini 1conscnt-
ed TO do SO, more from restless desire TO do
something for my daughter while life lasted than
from any hope OF getting relief So lcomhcnc-
ed using tho medicine according to directions,
and to my great establishment, she cotAmehccd
improving, and before she Ind used eight bottles
she was able 10 walk out. She used, in oil, Il
bottles Of Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparilla; which restored her to perfect health, in
December, 1859. She is now entirely free from
any yestgc ofthe complaint.
most earnestly recommend Il to every poison
suffering under any similar disease.
lido hereby certify that my fathers statement
Of my late illness is not by any means eIaggerat-
ed. My health Is now perfect, which ascribe
wholly to tho use of Dr.. Gaysotrs Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. of. -.l n
n ,5a0E - FeN.', IN.
Extract Of Letter from an eriensire Merchant III
P!ainfeld, Livingston co., Mica;
Plaindeld, Michigan, April s, 1852.
Mr.. John D. park-Dear sir-Dr. Guyso,ts
Yellow Dock and sarsararillais performing sotho
astonishing cures in this place. a Mr.! ). y.
stricklandhas just informed me that one OF his
case of Srrofula by the use Of only ono bottle.'
lie Ind tried almost everything tina. tho Doctors
had prescribed, but all ofiro avail, rs tho child
continued getting worse. Tho sores are all heal.
I'D up and the child apparently well, which !,
Justly ascrbed to the use ofthe Yellow Dockand
sarsapatilla. Yours, truly, ...i
" Put up inquart bottles 81 per bot'lc--s''
bottles for So. lgil. il
Sold by J.D.PARKy Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner ofFoarth and Walnut streets
Cincinnati, o.-General Agent for the West
to whom al orders must bc addressed. .t
|--y Also, FOR SALE NJ a
| Z. " 1'owcr SCo. Nlorgantott.
I L. Il. Hagans ! Co. Kiag,toci:
@. W.THagans& Co. Brdadonpilst;
| Logasf Carr, Falraont. q
April e, ls54.Stf' w r
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OX.-Y OK ES |!

ALL PERSONS interested in the Pa,en
Rightof Chase's Patent Oz.Yokc for Monon
gala County, Va, will please take no,ict
that meeting Of tho Stockholders will b.
held at Morsantown on Monday the 26,t
inst. June II, GEO. M. HAGANS.
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DEED:

On Tuesday, the 18th instant, near Nor.
., n,own, an infant son Of Mrs. Louisa Hile,
aareJ about three months.
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THE MONONGALIA MIRROR.
PUBLIC SALE.

DURSUANT to a Decree Of the Circuit
4 Court of Monongalia county, Va, rem.
dered in the case of Henry Watson and 9th.
ers against James 0. Watson and others, the
undersigned us Commissioner will, on
Monday, tho 18th dayO June, 1854.
being a Court day, at the Court. House in
Morsantown, sell al public sale to the high.
cs, bidder, about
7A Acres OF Land,
lying on White day creek, in Mononralia
county, near Smi,hieId, being Lots No. a
and Sin the division Of the Estate Of James
G. Watson deceased, and the same that was
assigned 10 the heirs oil Tho's. Watson, decd.
ALSO ca Acres, being Lot No. 3, assigned
to Mary G. Watson, in the division of said
Estate. All of said Lots lie adjoining, and
will be sold together. This land is valuable,
and the title believed 10 be perfectly good
Said Sale to be upon a credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with security for the payment of
the purchase money, bearing interest from
the day Of sale.
EDGAR C. WILSON, Commiss'r.
May 90, 1854. is
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The Best FEMALE MEDICINE Known.
Tho peculiar maladics to which women are
subject, produce great bodily exhaustion, accom-.
panied by depressed and often gloomy state of
mind. Asst the system declines in strength, there
is a loss Of nervous power, and this very na.l.
rally impairs the energy of the mind and dis'urbs
the cquanimity Of the temper. Every candid
woman who has suffered from female complaints
will admit this TO be the monrnstl truth. Now
to obtain relief it is only necessary to stop the
tendency TO depletion and debility. Thisisdone
by renewing that fountain Of health and strength,
the Blood, and no medicine accomplishes this
desirable result so speedily and completely as
Dr.. Guysot.'s Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. Gi Ft. 6..l
Ladies Of pale complexion and consamptivc
habits, and such as arc debiitatcd by those OBJ.
s,ructions which females arc liable to, aEc res.
tored, by the use ola bottle or two, to bloom and
IN vipnr s#
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Important Consideration !!
tn th0Se WIN want BARGAINS |


Just before going East, it is our custom TO
offer the stock on hands at very reduced pri-
ces. That time has now arrived, and those
who wish to buy Goods at about the Eastern
cost, can now have the opportunity by call
ing before they are all gone. We have ma
ny desirable Goods yet on hand, Of which
are the following: 20
Yard wide brown Muslins good, to sell at
Ct cents; ..,s,,-
Heavy Sheetings, yard wide, TO sell at 8 l-3
cents;
DO inch do. TO sell at 10 cents;
s cent Calico TO sell of ftp;
Nice Dress Goods in the same proportion;
all Of which we are compelled to sell in or
der to make room for the new stock. So
come, one and all, and take advantage OF
our necessities, and thereby &C, your money
back! All this fuss will be at the New York
Chsop Variety Store Of
CARR, HANwAY s. Co.
May 81, 1854. "
Cheap Bacon.
NIB. We have prime lot Of Bacon lSides
and Shoulders 10 sell at Ct cts. per pound.
CARR, HAYwAT & Co.
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AFFLICTED READ 1

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HousE-E,.ab-
lishcd 20 years. ago by Dr.. KlNKELlN, corner Of
Third aud uhior strdcts, between Spruce P!ae,
philadephiai Pa. p.
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a letter with rcmittante Of e5 cents, or TIC
valhe in post stamps, addressbd to Dr.. IsINKf.
LIN, Philadelphia; PAP will sbcuro a copy of ei-
thcr Of the above hooks by return Of mail or 10
copies WILDE senttrtG Of postage for 81. Book
sellers or Cansatstrs. Travelling Agents, Sc. slp-
piled wholesale Mt the publishers prices, which
admit Of Il large profit. m iEl5
~ Ait letters must be post paid.
! March 10, 1854. Tyr ~
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VlRGINLA,--As Rules held in The
Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of
Monongalia county on the first Monday
in June, 1854. ss }fIa
A1ra: W. Tenant, ct al, comp'ts.}
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

zkA1x1oAxI2 n = Y, Al. -,
IN - Aooe1E3 h1eeSk Tleke1o ~ - = u
: s .'s'... 4 - 8 Vsrisst = -
~ ss~ss - .sss..l ~
WhleA secure to the panDeneex = tyok ~ no1f 81
beeGn&Dsl0aEh she city ~ WM1ingfon and B1kt.
~ - g 20 ~ g. sx s2 esssvs - q -
Iprh q rates varying ffuEn - 10 - - 80 fk
c10 pa0engsF, ard proportionseely Or soeond
obs pa0engem the public can nov - & o1ose fbea
eteAp and Comfortable "Trip 70 New Fork. 81
The Through Tickets named shove a1low rpas1nr
BIZ eojoup h WsshIngton m Beltinovu, wieho1t
det1u,sntto a4y privileges epnfeHed ~ sh4m-
- s RUTH, Assatsf 1rin ostakipn.
0@ee u ~. u n ca n ~ 7ssseF,s 3 ssss
Riehn,snd. Ans. 11th 1st1s u
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
N COMPANY.-ExH1BITS FOR THE YEAR,

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
IN COMPANY.-EXHIBIT FOR THE YEAR
UP TO JANUARY, 1854: es%l - ~ 800 4
Amount of Assets January LIST, 1855 was S6ssS7s 81
Premiums Interest. &c, received dur
ing he year 1855, was. 384,558 40
81, 02l, 2S7 50
rest paid, and all othor expenses...... 2O7,l92 81
Accumulated fund.-. $s14044 95
ASSETS. z
Cash on hand, Bonds and Mortgages N
York State Securities, &C., amount to- $500 222 q
Notes received for 40 per cent. preIni. -
nm on Life Policies, bearing interest. sos, s22 u
This being Mutual Insurance Company, all profits
accrue for the benefit of the insured. i,
For Insurance, or any farther information, call at
the Baptist Book Depository. s6sfs 'sfg ls s
- lCaAS. WORKMAN, Agent
N. B.-Since have been acting az agent for this
Company, have paid losses on six policies the sum
of $500. in few years. 3 IS
fes C. W., Agent.
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O00 DOLLARS REWARD. - Ran

NEGRO NAN nsmaS RORT PaTTEP S s9sS D' ~
is about feet high, Of large frame, and win weigh
about 200 pounds-has q serious or salen look and
fiat He reads writes and speaks very CORRECTLY
taiks slowly, cresses well and passes a Baptist
preacher or exhorter He 10 superior factory hand,
and may show free papers 70 get work. but it il
Thought he will try to get to free State or ON the
Liberia packet, Though that IL doubtfnl,) a. he
wanted the church to send him there to preach. He
has frequently visited Williamsburg, but left in the
for Petersburg, where he has brother or reas
tons. The above reward, and all expenses win be
paid, if secured in jail OF delivered At
9s WILLIAM WALSFS Shoe Store
de % saiis ~ 81 iaU gig No. 4S Main sire ct.
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DICHMOND AND DANvMLE RAIL

RlCHMOND AMI LAIN LILY KALI
Ii ROAD-OPEN TO OVERBY'S "a MILES.
On and after Monday, Oct. Sd 1853 the regular pas
senger train will run daily, tSundsys excepted be-
tween Richmond and Overby's. 3sslta sq3tfsa d
The train will stop for passenger. at the follow
ing points only Manchester, RobiouA Coaleld, To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia G. H.
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty
Church, Meherrin, Keyuile, brakes Branch and
Oyerby's. 900, I.ssas-s,l
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. M. Returning
leave Overby's at 80 O'Clock, p. M. 4,.,-.
Children over 10 and under Is years Of age half
price, 10 80 81. ssass5 ~ jt.l
servantstraveiIfns by themselvesmust be furnished
with two passes that one can be retained in the
office, and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to 60 ON the cars 4,7z6
Passengers for Halifax C. H., Danvilie and Green's
borough, can meet Mesrs. Flagg & Co.'s four horse
coaches at Overby's daily; and those for German
town, Salem, and Salisbury, N. c., can meet Messrs
Flags l. Co.'s four horse coaches on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at Overby's. Passengers
for Clarksville Milton, N c., and Yanceyville, can
meet Mesr:. Moss 4 Cos coaches at oyerby's on
and Yanceyville BY Flagg = Co.'S line Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays OF Overby's. 3
Passengers for Lynchburg, via South-Side Railroad
and Fagg Goa stages daily.
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and leave next morning by EXPRESS LINE, at A.
M-spend the night at Wocdwards jackson River
Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. NJ 70.
cond day from Steunton.
q Chartered Cosches TO travel as the party wishea
can be engaged at Richmond on the following terms.
The inside Of the coach be secured If seats are
paid for. If 10 paid for it secures all the
outside and inside; with the privilege of carry.
gers paid for sss.,ss. ,.ss 81 - e.
For the further comfort of passenger we shall mn
an accommodation line of Coaches which will leave
Staunton after breakfast stop 70. the night at the
Bath Alum OF Warm Springs, a. they desire, and
reach the White Sulphur next evening; guaranteeing
that there shall be no night travel. 80 Sc = s
We will also keep ct the Warm and Hot Syringe
esch coach to accommodate visitors going West or
East, who may not find seats in the regular line.
Ys ~ WIN. r FARISH Co,
by Z. HEISKELE, Aren't. q
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NOUNS & CLARK,s

Ito1ss1 NUNNO q Y Il a ~ n q
PfANOS-P. H. TAYLOR, sole.
T ro 81, sy n. e. ~ M &. q: .ssss
named celebrated makers, 10 constantly receiving
elegant and plain PIANOS from their extensive and
long established mauufactory.
They combine all the modern Improvements, and
are renowned for keeping in tune.
~ The public are cautioned to observe that the
title of the firm ID NUNNs Il CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
Guitars, vioDs, Accordsops and Flutes Also 0ut-
tar and Violin Strings Of the best quality.
PHI. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard MUSIC to be found South of Baltimore, and
isin the weekly receipt of ell the and fashion,
able Music of the day. A liberal discount made TO
q PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
ia IS 100 Main street.
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IEW CONCERN. - The subscriber

NEW CONCERN. - The subscribers
IN have this day entered into co.pertnership far
the purpose of conducting General Grocery, Com
mission and Forwarding Busness, on Cary street.
days offer good and well-selected stock of GRO
CERIES, WINES and LIQUORS, bought In the
Northern marketa principaily for cssh. to which
invite the attention of our friends and the trade gen.
orally. We also solicit consienments of every de-
scripfion and will make liberal cash advances on the
same, viii attend to receiving and forwarding
Goods upon the best terms.
T. v. DOUGLASS.
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rRr.wEEKLY C0NNEcrIoN. y.

asE1 TRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION. 40 ss5es3
70 Lynchburg Mondays Wednesdays and Fridaya
"a oU
Servants Travelling without theak masters nlust
leave a pass with the Ticket Agent and also shew
another to the Conductor. q ) 80 Il 3 Z s 5 :.
obtain tickets. : e.s5f 80 Ess.F9 Il IA GILL,
S. "a BuP't Transportation.
.s Ms, t Rsessnssr. nay &c by the Junction
the night train Of the Richmond Fredericksbn and
Potomac Railroad Company. E. 81. GILL. Sur't. s
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RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
e pETERCRIIR6

J !. -
BY Boyd L Edmonds Packets from Richmond III
+ sulphur springs. 90
To Sweet Springs. 90
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Southide Railroad from Petersburg AMI
Whiss Sulphur Springs. 10 So
70 Sweet Springs. 50
THOMAS SHARP,
~ LIT Eup't Trans. Va. l. Tenn. B. r. K
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LARGE STEERs.-James w. Jones and Thomas
HI. Steele purchased two steers lately, of John
Pierce, Jr., Clarke county, at 1923 each. Their
average gross weight was 2,180 lbs-creditable
specimens OF what Valley grazing can do.-Spiri,
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DILL TIMBER.-Bill Timber of any
n quantity quality. size, length or description cut
and delivered to order, at the very shortest notice
and st the lowest market price. :.
ALSO-OAK LUMBER: L. s and inch Young
&C., Post round or sawed square to any size; railroad
OF house stills Of the best quality. We solicit orders
for the above descriptions of Lumber which we are
prepared to furnish at avery few DAYS notice. : =
ALSO-POPLAR PLANK or SCANTLING oftha
very best quality. TT - :. S-' '.ps
w. r. wALDRoP. Agent
Richmond Planins Mill, 9Th street. rear Paper Mill.
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~ "a a yIRGINIA CENT SO

a RA fiR oAp.lfIs HTM d q 4 9
AND OTHER MANURES.-At meeting of the
board of Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad
to the transportation Of plaster. guano. &c being
under consideration, the following resolution was
adopted: f55s - S
&c., have, for the benefit of the farming interest,"
been fixed so to give no profit on the transpor-
Ia, snd me I9pnny = q e oa
of articles OF equal greater to the whole
community Al $500 s
remain below the proportionate rates other tom
that these articles cannot be received or
port ed to the exclusion of articles of
Company; and that bill for storing these unpro.-
able articles win hereafter be paid.
ffe IA III. GILL; Supt
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The handsome sum Of $l20 was collected in the
Methodist Episcopal church, in Staunton, last Sun
day night, for missionary purposes.
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sesa snd - s Ss1cy q isio - ssn - 80 81
s.,.sis. e isssssi.: .sssi1 - -; y:
srsry other msdieinsI could suPley- SO s 4
JULES s1ssIs crA1b a ssaaSiI i.
Exts.ss isos issssr u our Nisistsr : az Corst
sLsnsiss q shs D. :. 4 CSussantinopss Tssksy.
SDH.J- g. ArEa--Desr sr: Tie GEEnn1 rLc!o-
lered to his private q the pslscs snd sea
win doubles hese from II ia due sesso4 Thetysp
have e :: = ns nd &c s
Yours respectfully, GEO. r. MAMsH.
Minister Pisnpossasialy u shs q Ts1a:y
DEL C. AYEa.--I use yosr CHERnY PgCroRAL.
daily in my prastiee, and am sstsasd g z sssmsdy
which must meet In every country the hshea ~
CIV. JAcKHEER y. D.
Among the eminent Editsn,. who festsfy - thor
personal experiences and knowledge Of tbs wcudeys
fal cures, and immense usefunes Of the CHsAay
PICTORIAL In their sections, We may mentCu-.
BouSHToN Cos Of the Federal Union. Ahisdss.
y Dossos. Americsn Presbyterian, Grssnviiis
j. b. SAMSON, ssDemocsst.r McConnsIIsburs, r..
j. Russ. Js. shalbyviiie News. Tenn. - i :.
HARVEY, McKENKEr & Co., Ststs Gazette. Baa.i
j. KsAss ( Co., s.JournaLe Reading, Pa. ,.s.sss
sRAyMoND. HAaPEK x Co, New York Tunes.
S.CoBB, Christian Freeman, Boston.
Hon j. WssrwoaTa, G., iD' em,oeras, chie.s,
Rev =. 6. REESE. Methods. frot..tsut, Bslsiners.
w NJ. WIeHrMAN, Christian Advocate, Charles.
u. M. MAcENNIs, True Delfa, New Orleans
T. M DosNELL, Daily News. savannah, Ga. as4s
Hon Hon scauSIss ccISHx. NJ &. South Bend n
IA GoMMrses. Christian Mirror, Portland, Ne.
CHADWICK Il BERRY, Banner of Peace, Lebanon,
THoMPsoN 4 Co., United Empire and Pstriot, Il. &
NJ HAssuM, Democrat. Allentown All Pa ~. 4
SHERMAN & HAaRoN, State Gazette, Trenton, Nj
Ths.s not ony sslsd
statements In their papers, TO the public, but havs
sent their personal letters to the eect that they
have found my preparation article of great public
Space will not admit full testimonials here but the
agent below named will furnish my AmsTiean Alma
Prepared 81 JAMES g; AVER, Chsmi..a Lowell.
Sold IN Richmond :. f MhS1ssss and ast:
And BY Duggiats and Dealers in Medicines every
wnere. "a z-wimdwSmo