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Deafness,
PARTIAL OR TOTAL,
ENTIRELY REMOVED.

II
i IN. ALsoPHERT bess to call the attention
the hearing, to the following facts. He treats
diseases of the middle or internal Far with
INDICATED DouCHEs.
Such as is prac,iced in the Iafrmaries of Berlin,
Lcipsic, Brussels, Hamburg and St. Petersburg,
and lately by the most distinguished London Au'
rsis, with the most wonderful success; indeed u
is the only method that ha, been uniformly sue
eeEsfll. The best proof Of tho efficacy Of the
treatment will be reference to nearly a.ls,s ~
o.. NINE HUNDRED NAMES,
Residents Of the United States, Canada, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, uho hare been rssto-
FED to Aeuie Hearing, and not single, solitary
case, to our knowledge, did We fail to effect ei-
Their partial or total restoration Of the Hearing,
when our advice or instructions were faithfully
and punetually adhered to-. Many who could not
hear the report of a pistol at arms length, can
now hear watch beat at the distance oil 4 feet.
In cases Of mucus accumulation in the Eusta-
chan Tube and Tympanum, Inflammation OF the
Mucu, Membyanc, Nervous affections, Diseases
Of the Membrane Tympani, commonly called the
(" DRUM" or when the disease can be traced to
the efTects Of Fever, Colds, tho use Of Qunne,
Mcrcurial Medicines, Gathering Of tho Ears in
childhood; &C., DR.. Alsophert's treatment stands
'pre.eminefts Where the Auditory Canal is dry
and scaly, with little or no secretion, when the
deafness is accompanied noises in the Ear,
like falling wattr, chipping of insects, ringing Of
bells, rushing of leaves, continual pulsatons,
discharge of matter, OF when, in STOPPING, SEN
sation is felt as it d rush of blood to the head
took place, when thu hearing is less acute in dull
cloudy weather, or when n cold has been taken,
this method of treating the disease is intalltble.
IN DEAF AND DUMB CASES
my experience warrants me in saying that If tho
hearing was at any time good, very much can be
accomplished. In the Deaf and Dumb School at
Leipsic, out Of class Of u, succeeded In restor-
ing -Four to acute hearing. Dr.. A. begs respect
fully to state that in those cases he undertakes he
guarantees successful result, complete restora-
ton, or such marked improvement as will DO
perfectly satisfactory, IL his remedies are faith
fully applied and directions adhered to.
Applicants will please state their age, duration
of disease, if matter issues from the external pas
sage, il there are noises in the Ears, state Of gen.
eral health, and what they suppose to have been
the cause Of tho deafness. When the health is
restored it is expected that those in easy crcum!
stances will pay Literally. lD s.
b Medicines, apparatus, &c. will be sent to any
part q, my own expense. -yl. 'HsiHf Ia-
!. Address DIR. ABSORBENT, Broadway, otics
422< near Canal street, New York.
Fire Dollars Consultation Fee. ....--,,
'.''7 p" 245 4mo april 27, 1854.
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THE NONONGALIA MIRROR.
Virginia, ss...-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office ofthe County Court of Preston
on the first Monday In MAY, 1864:


on the first Monday in May, 1854:
2aLNfoN LUDINGToN rs THOMAS COLLINS,
surviving partner Of the late firm ofrhomas
Collins & Co., which firm consisted Of the a.
ftfgsaid: Thomas Collins and Joseph Collins,
nSW det ssscd, q IN DEBT To recover from
the said Thomas Collins the sum Of Sl05 as,
due from, hid. 10 tho Plaintiff.
- AND tho Baisiihers and Ohio Railroad Com.
psny having been designated by the Plaintiff in
writing, to DO indebted to the faid Defendant, an
rtachment was thefeupon Issued in this cause in
these words "Preston County, ito che Sher-
iff or any Constable Of said county: Whereas,
John J. Brown (Agent for Zalmon Ludlnsson,
plain,itfn an action nowpending against THOMAS
Collins, surviving partner OF the late hrm or
CollipsS Co. which firm consisted Of the tiprc.
said Thomas Collins and Joseph Collins now de-
ceased in the County Court Of said County to re.
cover a debt oil sos 4s) has this day made oath
before me, Smith Crane, Clerk ofthe said Court,
that the claim for which the said Ludington has
Instituted his said suit is just; that he believes
the said Ludngton is entitled to and ought to re-
cover In tho said action the debt aforesaid thai
the said Ludiug,on has present cause OF action
against the said Collins therefor and thai the
said Collins 10 not resident Of the State OF Viz.
GINA, and that the atiant believes that the said
Collins has estate or debts due him within the
County aforesaid: These are therefore, in the
name of tho Commonwealth, to require you to
attach the estate Of tic said Thomas Collins sur
wing partner as aforesaid, for the amour. ofthe
debt aforesaid and costs Of said suit; and such
estate, so attached, in your hands to secure, or
so to provide, shat the same may DO Forthcoming
and liable to further proceedings thereupon to be
had, before the Justices Of our said Court, at
Rules to be held at the Clerks Office Of the same
on the first Monday 10 May next, and that you
have then and there this writ, 'and make return
to tho said Court how you have executed the
same. Given under my hand at the Courthouse
of said County; this first day Of April, 1884, and
in the 18th year OF the Commonwealth.
,.,-r. SMITH CRANE"
Which attachment appears to have been exc
cuted by delivering a copy thereof to Robert
Murray, an agent OF the said Company, on the
18th April last, in the County aforesaid: where
upon on motion of the Plaintiff, by his attorney,
it ordered that the said Company, and likewise
the said Thomas Collins, do appear here within
one month afterdue publication Of this order and
do what is necessary to protect their interest, in
this suit. A copy teste:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
VIM. G. Brown & Co., Altos. 8
May g., 1854. 26-ot
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Almost an Acouittai,

Richard 'Ankrum, who killed John S.
Milhone, bis scn.in-law, on Bonds Creek, in
Richie county, several months since, was
tried before the Circuit Court for Richie
county Judge Edminston presiding last week.
The Jury rendered no verdict In The case,
having failed to agree, seven going 10 clear
him, and five to sentence him 10 peniten,iary
for one year. The evidence went tar to
prove tina, the killing. was done in self defence
and under very aggravated circumsuances.-
Parkersturg Nsws. '' -faa rSt
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PUBLIC SALE.
On the 18th day of Nav next,

/ shall sell the Paper Machinery and expired
part Of the Lease Of Frederick Treudly, deed
Of 9. Live Oak Paper Mills" on Dcckcr's creek,
near Morgantowh, The machinery had been
put up and in operation short timo before the
death of Mr.. Treudley, and is said to be good
and well arranged. In connection with said
Machinery and Lease (abots two years. | will
also offer large stock Of well assorted RAGS,
and a considerable quantity Of WRAPPING
PAPER, together with small lot of Foolsca,P
and Letter Paper. If the whole cannot be sold
together, l will offer the paper in separate lots I;
also the Rags to suit buyers. Greet bargains
may be had. - :, 49,, 80.
~ '''- 10 h'' OF Frederick Ttcadley, deed.
April %, 1854. q ltla5.s g.
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Benjamin Stiles, PlaintiS, )
In Cllancery.
Stephan stiles Il al Dstsnd'ts !

Stephan Stiles It al Dgend'S
IN PURSUANCE Of Decree Of the Circuit
Court ofMonongalia county, rendered on Friday
April IA, 1854, in the above cause, on the fourth
Monday in June next, 1854, that being the first
day of the June term Of the County Court Of
Icnongalia county, in front Of the Courthouse
door in Morgastown, will sell to the highest
and best bidder, Lot No. 3, containing by survey
1876 ACRES, and being the same land allotted
according to plat Of Petition to the children and
heirs Of Thomas Stiles, deceased, who was
son and heir Of William Stiles, deceased, on
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest from day Of sale, the purchaser or Pur.
chasefs required to give bond with approved
surety for the payment OF the purchase money,
and the title retained unit. all the purchase mo-
ncy Is fully paid off, said Land lying on Dunk
ard creek ,lhis county, and is desirable trac,
ofland. The title Is thought to be indlsputable,
bot selling is Sheriff i will only convey such ii.
tie as is vested in me by said Decree. 90.
'N2t E.P.FlTCH, Deputy
" forA.c. Dorsey, Sheriff Monongalia Co.
Brown & Keck, Alloys for Plf. ID
May 8, 1854. is. PRS fee s2,6o)
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BALTIMORE MARKET-MA1 2.

CATTLE.-Prices ranged from s5a5.75
on the hoof. equal to slOsll.5o net and av'
eraging s5.25 gross. agfy4.g.r
HOGS.-We note sales to-day at the
scales at s5.75as6 per 100 lbs. for live hogs.
FLOUR-There were sales this morning
on early Change Of 1900 bbls Howard stree,
Flour al S625, and since the receipt Of the
steamers news We note sales Of 200 bbls.
do. at the same figure. gl!l5..il, .
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JAMES EDDY, etai 49, l.aa "
:. rs,, ,.,,, In Chancer,'

CHARLES c. JESTER, aal) n '4I'S
UPON an order preference 10 tie Undersigned
Comm ssioner Of the Circu. Court of Mononga-
liz county, Virginia, under Decree of said Court
rendered at its April Term, 1854, directing said
Commissioner to ascertain and report, ewhat
sum il any is due John Strader, as purchase mo-
ney for the Tract of Land in the proceedings
mentioned, and also report any other debts a.
gainst the estate of the said John Jester which
bind the real estate, together with dny thing
deemed ptrtiheit by the Commissioner or speei-
ally required BY the parties" p i'...
The PARTIES Interested in the account in the a.
boye cause will take notice that shall, atmy Of.
flee in Motgantown; Monongalia county, Virgin
ia, on Tuesday, tho 9Th day Of June, 1854, pro-
coed TO state and settle tho above account, at
which time and place all persons interested will
please attend with their respective claims togeth-
er with any, evidence that may DO required in
support ofiEc Dame.
Given under my hand % Commissioner Of said
Court the 9TH day ofMay, 1854. ;llt ga
May 6, 1854. ~ LIS H0UGH.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

-. Mr.. Editor,-Please announce Z. P.
FITCH as Candidate for the Office Of Sher.
iii of Monongalil county, al the election to
b. held on the 4th Thursday in May next
/, jan. ,2s. M, an MANY NorERs. p,
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sa1eefa Farn..-idr. Harrison Yves.
ton, Of Norfolk Co., five miles from Ports
mouth, sold his farm a'few days ago to a
Philadelphia Company for the sum Of Sl2,
900. A few years since the farm and i'm
provements. cos, Mi. Weston s or Sc,
000.-Nortolk Bsa. ana ,a541bkr s4r .
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Jadrrte0.

On the Goth inst, by Elder A, ]. Garrett, Mr.
JOHN A. HECK, to Miss SARAH NICHOLS,
both Of Marion county: q = - :. y
On Thursday, the 4th inst, W Ed. Az. Bow
man, Mr.. HARVEY STIGERs to Miss MARTHA
-sHRIvER, all Of this Borough -
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RAILROAD CONVENTION,

A Convention Of Delegates from the sew:
'eral Towns and Counties interested in the
proposed Railroad from the Pennsylvania line
along the valley Of the Monongahela river,
to Ravenswood, will be held at FAIRMoNT
on Thursday the 18th of June next -
April Is, 1854.
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q q q q q q.

NEWARK, New Jersey, January %.
Mr.. Benne,t-We take pleasure in stating that
your Yellow Dock and Satsupurilla, gives great
satisfaction in every case.
A very respectable gentleman Informed me
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
mcn,,rua,ion and other diseases peculiar to her
sex. she had not had her regular menstrual dis.
charges fora long time; but by tho use of Dr.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapatlla was rad.
icay cured. She used Townscnd's and Others
without receiving the slightest benefit. He had
one daughter die from the same diseasc.
J. d. TRIP & Co.
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Mi. Marshal Clarke and Hester Clarke,
bis Wife, William +, Clarke, DaViE
b Clarkei and Lydia his Eifei 3.

YOU are hereby notified that on the ais, day
Of June next, at The hoase 81 VIM. Chambers, ip
Jefferson township, Allegheny county, pennsyl-
vania, and on the sd, asd SRd 24th days Of the
same month at tho Office Of \; Hepburn, Esq. in
Pittsburg, Pa, on Fourth street, between Smith.
field and Woods God and on the first Day q Jg!y fol-
Morgsntown, Monongalia county, VAIL shall
take sundry dispositions to be read in evidence
in the suit now pending in the Circuit Court Of
Monongalia county, on the Chancety side Of said
Court wherein an Plaintiff and you arc Defend
ants. JOHN DUzENBERRY, Ereeutdr
May s, 1854. Of Henry Duseatury, decd.
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NTAsoNIC.---THE brethren of Farmont
yM Lodge, No. 8, A. Y. NJ. will celebrate the
approaching anniversary Of St. John the Baptist,
fjune 24thj with the usual and appropriate Ger.
emonies. Tho neighboring Encampments, Chap.
tiers and Lodges, and all sojourning brethren in
good standing, are invited to attend and partici.
pate upon The occasion. lAPrl %.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale valuable
Farm situate about two miles from Morgan
town, on the West side Of the river, on the
road leading to Indian Creek, adjoining lands
Of Moses Cox and others. There, is on the
premises good dwellins.house and kitchen,
with barn and fruit trees, and good well
OF water: This farm contains about 100 a.
ores, Of which fifty acres are cleared; the rest
well timbered. Call and examine for your.
selves. The terms will be made known By
th.,Sr JOHN G. LENOX.
Aprils, ISL. 242S VA.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

TniHE BRETHREN Of Nswcomb Lodge,
No. 27s, held ii Carmiehaels, Greene COY
Pa. will celebrate the festival. Of ST.: JoMs THE
Baptist, oil 7aursday, June I'D, A. L. 1854.
Lodges, Chapters and Encantphents, and so-
;ournitIa brethren in good standing in Washing
ion. Greene and fayelte counties, and tie adoin-
inc districts in Pennsylvania and Vireihia, are
cordially invited TO come and assist US Id teach.
;nu !" G cod will TO Mankind" CPS ao.
The Procession will be formed at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and pass through the principal streets Of
tho town. The setvicesof an able and eloquent
orator, and an excellent band Of Musicians, will
b. obtained. There will bs ample as S,,%
III and unite with Us Id honorlig our Ancient
Patron, -, ~,
A. u. LONG, Isaac BuRsos, - r
L. GRgESLEE; G. W. CoSEoR,
N. CLARK, Committee Of Inuitalion.
c,rmichael,, PA ri,y 5; 1854 ~. -
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THE following is a list Of the, Commits.
i sioners 10 superintend, and officers ID
conduct: The election for county officers, 10
be holden on the fourth Thursday in May
next, appointed BY the County Court at the
March Term, 1854: .sloa,sn 5,rasi
f.. Hissgyt District No 1. asos44
Ar JoNEs's.-E. Cumpton, r. C. Coro,hers,
Isaac Powell, Joseph Shut,lesworth and Moses
Steel, Commissioners Thomas Tarleton, Officer,
AT oSBURN'S-J. ,Car,right, Isaac Reed,
Richard Osburn, Jabez Brown and Hugh Austin,
Commissioners: Oliver Miller, Officer. ..lr
.5t s5, District No 2. s,-;,.,r
b. oURT.HoUsE.-John Watts, ESQ.,, Geo. S
Ray, Uriah Griffith, ". Y. Wiley and NJ. NJ
Dent, Commissioners: Jesse ]. Fitch, Officer.
ll7 GUSEMAN's.-Henr Kennedy, John W
Guseman, D. b. Weaver, Samuel Tibbs and Sam.
uel Beall,. Commissioners: WIN. D. Guseman.
Officer. ~ 2-., 's or 'ggli g
req District Mob.
RosS's.-Jacob Miller, VIM. N. jarrett, Geo,
W. John, Levi Britt and C. H. Burgess, Commits
sionsrs: VIM. Robson, Officer. !1l, r...tl.
LoFTUSs.-John Rude, John N. Baker, Thos
J. Duvall, Seth Stafford and Samuel McKelvy,
Commissioners: N. Triplott, Officer. Y a5f'
a'h'"l5h District No 4. ~ ~
CUSHMAN's.--Joseph Snider, il, John Suun.
ders,. Daniel Dusenbcrry, Esq, Michael White
and Hynson Smith, Commissioners: Waitman Da'
Wis, Officer .RAT.o :,
CAsSvILLE.-Frod. Furman, +. Simpson,
John. Lemey, James Way and Geo. Alexander,
Commissioners: Draper Coale, Officer. ..
District No 8.
LAURELPoINT.-Alfred Baker, John Camp
sen, Milton Stewart, Peter Fogle and Jane.
Robson, Commissioners: Ulysses Camp, Officer.
CoX,s.-John B. Yeager, Timothy Smith, Jno
S. Hood, Caleb Price and William W. Price
Commissioners: VIM. Fisher, Officer.
District No Q.
MooRESvILLE.-Wm. Sine, Lancaster Mi
nor, Eli Morris, Ezekiel Morris and Richard D
Tenant, Commissioners: John c. Sine, Officer.
TENANT,s.-Richard D. Tenant, Asa Tenant
Nimrod Tenant, Enos Tenant and Jos. Warner
Commissioners: James Eddy, Officer.
13! h3su District Not.
WARREN.-Danicl White, Daniel Showalter
Justus Garurd, Samuel Hinegurdner and Jose
plus Eakns, Commissioners: Dr.. McCar, Officer.
oDARRAH,s.-Wm. Thomas, Esq, William
Thomas, jr.,y John Anderson, Robert Anderson
and Ellis Thomas, Commissioners: Robt. Darrah
Officer. ''g
April %, 1864. [tcl PRS. fee SOL
1so,nA1,
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.MEDlc.gA C.aRDB.
DRS. WILLEY q .DUNN.

DRS. WILEY & DUNN
TJAvING associated themselvesi in tho pr,e-
III ticc Of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens of Morgan
,tewn and vicinity. 5tss4 VIZ II :,
DIR. WILEY is well known to this commu-
nifty. DR.. DUNNlis recently frohlEast of the
Mountains, and has been engaged in the practice
Of Medicine for twehty-fve yeats. He would
respectfully refer 10 the following professional
gentlemen :--t 4. q III 'l''l's
h 7ttf Cumberland, ND. e Il
Samuel P. Smith; MD. George 6. Perry, N. 10.
r pSGss' H Rsas i Reuben s Masis.
Robert Daily, % toldtown, Md. = ~
Hugh McGuire,,," Winchester, Va; 3
5ssss;;ss,, :, no% 9z. W V, ..
Jas. Alternately, 4, 4 springfeld,S Va. "a
LIZ. Moore, . Frankford, Va !
- Ksckley, ns.as5 do. 9.ls;ssasA
nJ Office in Lazier's Buildings, on the
PublicSquate. - ~ q. A..ssetsr
,Morgantovn, Va. Oct. %, 1853. ,als.fi
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Extract Of Latter from an ertensire Merchant in
Plaiafeid, Lirtes,iom co., Mica:

Piaisfeit, Lirtsgstom CO., Mica:
Z ISL plainfeld, Michigan, April s, 1859.
Mr.. John D. Park-Dear sr-Dr. Gayso.t's
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilais performing some
astonishing cures in this place. A Mr. $. D.
Strickland has just Informed me that one of his
childten'hns been entirely cured Of a very severe
case OF. Scrofaa by the use of only one bottle
lie had tried almost everything that the Doctors
had prescribed, but all|of no avail, as the child
continued getting worse. The sores are all heal
led up and the child apparently well, which, is
Justly ascrbcd to the use Of tho Yellow Dock and
SatsaparilIa. !, Yours, truly, i
[signcdl .t..-r,i R. A. BEAL.
u Put up in quart bottles, 81 per bo..le--si1
Sold by J.D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
Cincinnati, o.-Gcneral Agent for the West,
10 whom all orders must be addressed.
Is d. ALSO, FOR SALE NJ -, s.lg-i
E. ". 7'oeer geo. llorgantovn.
1. 4. Haeans J. Co. Kmgpoad.
G. w. HdgaasS Co. Brondonuille.
Logan ! Carr, Fairmont. s7
April.2, ls54-,f. ~ ISM
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VIRGINIA, sat Rules held in the
Clerk'sofHce OF the County Court Of Preston
+, on the first Monday in April, ls54:s' '''-
CHARLES NJ. ADDISON, IN DEBT, to ,eeor-
rs. er from the Der. the
RICHARD POLAND. sum of s6s.5o (sub.
jec, to credit of SO, paid 10Th December, 1881
due from him to the Plaintiff. ~. +, !
The attachment issued in this case having been
returned with service thereof accepted by Gus
tavus Cresap as ganishee, and |. appearing that
said Poland is not a resident Of this State, tits
ordered that hc be and appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order and do
what lie necessary to project his interests in this
suit. -, A copy ttste:
Cowan, Alto. "a SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
Kingwood, Aprils 1854. 24s-6t
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Commissioner Sale OfLand
II. sc. NJ. HAGANS,

H. IL. & Z. NJ. iiAGANS, ieoln. .-a #
w.B. zINN s THOMAS PILES
PURSUANT with Decree of the Circuit Court
ofPrcston, rendered on the goth day of Au-
gust, 1858, in the above cause, shall as Commits.
sioner, sell at the front door Of the Court House
in Kingwood on ...F.
MONDAY Tie sM day IF MAY, 1854,
the TRACT oFLAND.in the Till and proceed
inss described, heretofore conveyed BY tho com
plainunts to the Defendant, Thomas Piles, con.
iaining $50 and a.half acres of Land by deed
bearing date on the 18th day of June, in the year
ls4S, on credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bond and good Sc
curty, bearing interest from the day OF sale for
the purchase money. 80
The title is thought to Ne good, BIZ, selling as
Commissioner, ! shall only sell such title as i am
authorized by virtue tho decree aforesaid.
9. JOHN "A. Ollie, Commis'r.
April s, 1854. 2i2-ts.
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THE MARKETS.
MoRGANTowN, MAY 4.

j-l.- MoRGANTowN, May ..
FLoUR-sells al $3.50 per barrel.
WHEAT-125 cents per bushel.
CORN-60s !" = "lq,"n
OATS-37l-2 +" IF" |" Uplf
,PoTAToES-623, rs e /"
BUTTER-Fresh rolls IS cents.
,TALLoW-la cents perlb. SD
( BAC0N-s cents. d .0.r ai
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Erysipslas cured by The use Of DR.. GuysO't''
Extract Of YELLOW Dock and Sarso7arilla.

Scott township, Vanderburg CO., lndiana,}
July 4th, 1853. 8
|; J. D. Park-Dear Sir--zIt is with great pleasure
] write about the very happy effects ofyour "Dr.
Guysott's Extract of'Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
silla,"'upon my daughter. who has been suffer.
ing under that dreadful disease, Eryspelas, with
which she was attacked in lS4S, and she was at
tended by some Of our most eminent phyaicans
for eight months perseyeringy, without any ben
eiicial effect whatever. She became reduced TO
q perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders to her knees which continually die
charged Offensive matter. Her phyaicians pro-
nounced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach
of medicine. My neighbors and myself thought
her dissolution near at hand. One of my neigh
bors insisted on my trying Dr.. Guysott'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 de,riment IL. u consent
ed to do so, more from u restless desire 10 do
something for my daughter while life lasted,tha
from any hope OF getting relief. So lcommenc-
ed using the medicine according to directions,
and to my great establishment, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able TO walk OUT. She used, in all, Il
bottles Of DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparlla, which restored her to perfect health, in
December, 1882. She is now entirely free from
any yessige Of the complaint.
4, I,most earnestly recommend /. to every person
suffering under any similar disease. ~
- ;.j \ D. L. MARTIN.
r do hereby certify that my fathers statement
ofmy lato Illness is not By any means e1aggerat-
ed. Ny health Is now perfect, which ascribe
wholly to the use of Dr.. Guysotrs Extract Of
yellow Dock and sarsapartlla.