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CHERlFF'S SALE as Receiver.
ONicholas J. Murphey and othersl
George L. woodford and other.

GEORGE I. Woodford and others. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order to Sheriff as Receiver, issued
by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull County, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, and to
me las RECEIVER directed and delivered by said Clerk,
and in obedience to said order 1 shall expose to sale,
at Public Yendue, as the law directs, at the Marble
Shop Of Charles Howard, in the village OF Warren, on
Market Street, Trumbun County, Ohio, On Monday,
the l5th day of January, a. D., 1856, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock, A NJ and O'Clock /. NJ, the following
described property, to wit:
4 black Fur Hats, 2 Straw Hats, l Chip, do, l pair
Cater Shoes, u pair Ladies' Walking Shoes, 5 pair
Children's Morocco do, / pair Ladies Prunell Caters,
. pair Rubber Shoes, Z pair Mems Calf Shoes, ] paff
Roam Slips, g pair Ladies' Calf Bootees, 4 pair Mems
Shoes, ] pair Ladies' Lace Boots, 10 boxes Of Buttons,
6 punches do. part box, Pant Buckles, part box Of
Needles, Z pair black Silk Mitts; 5 pair LisIe Gloves;
% spuols Silk Twist; 3 pair Ladies black Cotton Gloves;
3 pairs Worsted Hoes; . skeins Thread; , Cotton FLY
Nets; a part piece Irish Linen; . pieces Is yds barred
Muslin; ? pieces "a yds- barred Cambria; 6 pieces 90
yds- Cap Lace; 9 pieces IL yds- Figured Book MusI n; !
Silk ParasOl; j piece black Lace; l piece do. woorsted;
Z pieces White Lace Edging; Is part pieces do; 3
pieces Silk Fringe; Is part pieces Cosord and Braids;
a lot Of BObbin, Cords and Braid; ] box of thimbles;
Buttons, Spectacles, and Knives; p bolts Gotten Tape;
u part bolts Ribbon; part Spool Drab Twists; Fancy
Cards and Tooth Brushes; 5 Lather Brushes; 5 part
black Cap Lace; ) strings Beads; ! lot Fancy Buttons;
Box and Chalk Lines 3 bolts Cap Wirei So Hair Combs;
% yds- black Grape; 5 pair Ladies' Gloves; 81 yds.
Inserting; 81 yds. Pink Crane; IL pair Tabs: II Rufles:
Fancy Bonnet Innings; 81 Artif ais; ! pair Buck
Gloves; / Plush Cap; ~ Oil CaL-O; IL yds. Fancy
DeLainei l6I yds. Plaid PoPlin; about l6 yds. Blue
dc; 80 yds. dark De Lame; Vest Patterns:3 yds. Drab
Satinet; z I'd Coburg;2 Boys Chip Hats; 3 baskets; ]
ID. Cotton Yarn; IL lbs. Garnet Yarn: II seville
Stones; about 6 ID. Paper Tacks; l paper Shoe Tacks;
3 Rim Locks; a lot of Cast Butts, a lot Of BridleSpaps:
1 paper Brass Nails; 3 Padlocks; 6 Chest Locks; a 10,
Of Brass Butts; about 5 ID. Y. II. Tea; l Reg Spanish
Brown / part Jar Snuff; IL bladder do; 6 doz. Brit
tania Teaspoons; 2 Sugar Bowls; . Teapots; ? Weay.
er's Reeds No. % and -; ] patent Straw Gutter: / sett
Counter Scales and Weights; ] Fur Bonnet, , bIack
Leghorn do; ) Children's do; ) Ladies do; and l one.
horse Lumber Wagon. To be sold at the suit Of Mich.
olas ]. Murphey against George L.. Woodford, in the
above entitled cause. II. X. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherih-s Once, Warren, Jan. ,, 1855.
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)RFMIIrM CARRIAGE FACTORY

Il SOUTH OF TIE ~CANAL.-The NSc
subscriber has now on hand, and will at EzF8@
all times keep a large lot OF CAR NN
RIAGEs BUGGIES and WAGONS on hand, Of every
descriptions, style and grade Of prices
His experience in business. and the extent OF his shop
enables hin to furnish any description Of work in his
line, on the shortest possible notice, whether 1t be the
putting up Of a splendid ~BAROCCHE, or the common
BUGGY, the materials for which are at all times kept on
hand.
His are unsurpassed BY any ia the cOun-
try, and his work shall equal if not surPAss any eastern
manufacturers.
Brgsies and Carriages ready for use, will he -N-
changed for Lumber, Country Produce, oryoung Horses.
Secondhand Buggies taken IN exchange for new ones.
CARRIAGE alNa Oh hand, and for
sale at the lowest prices
Those wishing any work in my line OF business, are
invited to call At ny shop and examine ny work snd
prices, and they cannot fail to be pleased IN regard TO
both. My shop having become a permanent one, | AIN
determined to supply and suit all who Ike riding in an
elegant and easy Carriage, or the farmer who desires a
substantial farm or road wagon or cart
Painting and Trimming done on short notice.
IT work manufactured at my shop is warranted.
Warren, March %, IS52y II. c. ELDEN
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CALEl sALEM OF REAL ESTATE

~ BY Urder OF Court.
On Friday. the Goth day Of January, A. D., 1855,
between the hours CT 9 A. NJ, and 4 P. N. of said day.
will be sold on the premises, in Greene, Trumbull Co.,
Ohio, the following Real Estate, as the property OF
John NJ. Jersuld, deceased, viz: Part Of Lot No. 6 in
said Township, and is bounded. beginning at a post in
the southwest corner Of said Lot; thence north on the
line 10 chains and % links thence east on the north
line b chains and Ga links, to a post thence south on
the centre Of the road 10 chains and 80 links, to a
post: thence west along the south line Of said Lot IS
chains and 90 links, to the place Of beginning, and
contains seventy-four and seventy-four one hundreths
acres of land. Appraised at. Terms Of sale
made known on day Of sale.
SAMUEL B. Administrator of
JOHN NJ Deceased.
By ALLEN O. FULLER, Atty. d 97-4E
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X WISEIL, Manufactu-."

H. rer Of Carriages, Buggies and BSS
Wagons, West side Of the Mahoning riv- WN
err, Warren. Ohio, keeps on hand a large assortment in
his line, of the latest and most improved eastern styles,
among which may be found Il large lot ofsplendid Rock
aWays. of various patterns, with one, two or three seats;
a good supply Of sliding-seat Carriages. several of which
are on a new and improved plan, having extension tops,
being different and far superior to anything ever manu-
featured in this section Of country. Also a good assert
ment Of One-horse Carriages, Buggies, and two-horse
Wagons, all of which will be sold as low as at any other
shop on the Western Reserve. By keeping none hut
the best Of wOrkmen. and protesting to perfectly under
stand the business himself, and working none but the
best material that can be procured, he feels confident
that he can render entire satisfaction as regards style,
quality or price, TO every person who may favor him
with a call.
Most kinds Of country produce, good Lumber, and
secondhand buggies taken in exchange for finished
work.
". B.-PAINTING and TRIMMING done in good
STYLE, at fair prices, and with punctuality and dispatch.
A reasonable credit will he given to all responsible per-
sons who may desire it. All work done at his manufac-
tory is warranted.
Remember the place-West side OF the Mahoning riv-
er, directly west Of the new bridge. Warren, Ohio.
April %. 1853 ELI r. W1SELL-
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ The STATE OF ONO, Trunbull County, SIS.
By virtue Of two Orders of Sale, to me directed and
delivered, one in favor of the Executor Of Calvin G..
Sutlif, deceased, against Matthew Acheson and others;
and the other in favor of Jacob Hake vs.. Matthew Ach-
eson and others, I shall expose to Public Sale, at the
door Of the Court House, in Warren, in said County.
On Saturday, the eta day Of January, A. d., 1855,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A NJ, and 4 O'Clock.
?. NJ. Of said day, the following described lands and
enements to wit: Situate in Weathersfeld, Trumbull
County, Chic. Township No. ;, in the 81 Range, in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, and which is known by
part Of tract or Lot No. 3 in said Weathersfeld, and is
bounded as fellows, viz Beginning at a post stand
ing west IS chains and Z links from the northeast cor
ner Of said Lot or tract thence west - chains and 81
links, to the northwest corner Of said tract thence
south 81 chains and so links, TO a post standing on the
north bank Of the Mahoning River thence down the
SAID River as it winds and turns, north 16z deg, east
80 claims and 25 links, and north 64@ deg, east IL
chains and 6 links thence north 90 deg. west. to the
place Of beginning, containing two hundred and thirty
two, and eighty four one-hundredths acres of land,
excepting therefrom, and not hereby 10 be sold, so
acres Of said tract, sold at Sherif's Sale March 5th,
1876, to Dean Z. Mason. appraised at s4+575 80
IL. X. HARMON Sheriff.
sherif's Once, Warren, Dec. q, I5S4-5u
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rHE PREMIUM at the late Fair for

AA@ $50 -
Il the largest. cheapest and best selected stock OF
AND YANKEE NOTIONS
In the County, was awarded to DUNLAP & STUART, who
have just received the most complete assortment ever
offered to the people Of Old Trumhull. Purchased since
the great decline in prices, which enables them to offer
ahes and Fancybles, al rates which will astonish poll
ticians, Know Othings, &c. all Of whom with the rest
Of human critters are invited to attend the show.
free gratis for HJrhins, children hall price, ard inspect
Tie stock, consisting in part Of
100 Boxes RaIsins. 81 Bags Rio Coffee.
50 a" liosin 50 Ips. 10 Packets Java do.
50 q" assorted kinds. GO Chests Tea. ali prices.
200 doz. LYONS katharion. so Bags Pepper
20 BNs Long Nose Pipes ITO Mats Cassia-
90 Bags Alspice. 80 dDx. Scotch Ae-
10 dox. Jars Pickles. 81 " London Porter.
so BNs SOFIA Biscuit. stu " Cigars, all rrlles.
50 bbls. Butter Crackers. 81 hhls- G = sugar.
10 Water d.. 20 " P~Hwieret do.
10 sugar do. 10 " Crushed do.
10 hhis. NO. SUGAR. 500 gro Matches
50 bills. Molasses. 20 Bats 3 & IS Tohaccn.
10 " S II Syrup. 50 " Fancy Brands. do.
so doz. German Meerschaums. Chocolate Cocoa;
Ground Pepper and Cinnamon; 10 boxes more Of that
Fountain Starch, the incest thing out Corn Starch,
TaPiocea, Rarina, &c, for Puddings 50 Boxes Stearin
Candles so Boxes TalloW Candles 20 gross Pint and
u Pint Flasks ; 9 gross Wicker Flasks Almonds
Pea Nuts Citrnn Zanto Currents Prunes SeedlesJ
Raisins; Cut-anI-Dry Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Brandies Wines Rum Gin and Whisky, by the bar
rel. A complete assortment Of Yankee Notions, Sta.
tionery. Blank Books, Memorandum, &c, all OF which
is offered to the Jobbing Trade at a small advance from
enumerate our stock in full. but Test our plea on the
hope that you" will CALL, SEE, Boy. and finally, In
the second place, seyenteenthly, we beg leave to sub
scribe ourselves Truly Yourn,'
DUNLAP & STEWART,
Al 5 Market Street.
Warren. Nov. l. 1854.
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GENERAL very superior new Pianos
just opened at P0MER0Y'S
Sat- On Mnsfc Store
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TUMAN BARETT,s PATENT

IL BOOT CRIMP.-The undersigned are sole agents
for the County of Trumbull. 1t is warranted to crimp
the toughest piece Of Leather in fro minutes, which II
frequently takes an hour or more to do the same piece
OF work. 1t stands without q rival. We would respect
fully call the attention Of our friends Of the craft to
the subject. Do not forget the place, No. 90. Main ST.,
Warren, o. ID l3l JAS. MCCONNELL & Co.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
10 The Board Of Education, of Braeeville, Plaintiff,

Daniel Liba. Defendant.
BY virtue Of a VI. Fa. against the Plaintiff, in thi
above entitled cause, TO me directed and delivered,
have levied on, and shall expose to pablo sale, at tn,
door Of the Court House, in the village OF Warren
Trumhuli county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, THE 81 A OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1855
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock
p. NJ, Of said day. the following described lands ant
tenements. to wit: Situate in section No. il, in tn:
township OF Braceville, Trumhull county, Ohio, boun
ded as follows: Beginning at the north -eaSterly corner
Of a piece Of grounl. released on the llth day Of April
A. D. 1853. by the School Directors, No. IL, in said
BraceviIe, and running North 40 deg. West about 81
links, to the easterly line of the public ground in ths
said section. and includes all that part or gore Of land
belonging to said School District No. II, which is North
Of the first described bound, and is a part OF the par
sonage lot. so called, decided by Erastus Hinman, to
the Trustees OF the parsonage Of the Methodist Epis
copal Church aforesaid, and contains 40 hundredths
OF an acre OF land, more or less, on which is erected a
brick school house. Appraised at $500.
H. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherid-s Office, Warren, Jan. Sd, Is54-6w.
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SAYINGS OF THE LITTLE ONES,
~ y POEMS FOR THEIR M0THERS-Is the
sweet title Of an elegant new book, by Mrs. SIGOURSEY.
COMMENSURATE lst-Humorous, or peculiar uses Of
language. Part 2d-IIigh principles, or sweet senti-
I ments and affections. Part 3d-Piety, or words pre-
ceding death. Part 4th-Poems for Mothers.
There could not be a more appropriate gift for young
folks than this. 80 copies received this at ADAMS.
I'd 201
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T EGAL NOTICE
II The President, Directors & Com-l Court Of Com
pany, of the Western Reserve Bank, mon Pleas o
VS.. STrumbul Co.
Mccormick and W. F. Carey. Ohio, Civil

P. McCormic, a non resident Of the State of Ohio. is
hereby notified that on the Goth day Of December 1854.
the plaintiffs filed their petition in said Court against
the defendants, on two bills Of exchange drawn by said
P. Mccormick on said VIZ. Carey and accepted by
him. One dated July 9Th 1854. payable four months
after date, TO the order of John Lightner for the SUN Of
$1,000, the other for $500, drawn by said P. Mccormick
on said Carey and accepted by him. dated Aug. 9Th.
1854, and payable four months after date, to the order
Of |. Mccormick, at the American Exchange Bank, New
York. said bills Of Exchange were protested for nom
payment when due and said bills Of Exchange were en-
dOrced to the plaintiffs before due.
A writ Of Attachment has been issued in said cause
against the goods and effects of said I. Mccormick.
Cormick by default for said ; I'm Of $3.50 and interest
$1,000, from Nov. %, 1854, and interest on SlJA0
Z ON Dec. 9th. 1854 unless he answer by March 3D. 1915.
HCfCHINS & CCRTISs.
Jan. III le55-6w Attys. for PIES.
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NREATEsT WORK OF THE DAY.

" ruth HALL" the new ok by FANNY FERN.
An eminent critic, says:
Ruth Hall is a great advance upoI nything Fanny
Fern has heretofore written. 1t is = s+inouished by
the same condensed and vigorous style, the same
sweetness and pathOs of sentiment, the same pictur-
sequences, vividness and sfauence Of description, the
some minute and comprehensive knowledge, the same
scope and originality Of thought, and the same fidelity
to nature which commanded such a fattering success
for her first productions and added to these is the at
traction which a sustained and interesting story always
pr eserTe. = . . The influence of Ruth Hall is on
the side Of goodness, truth and religion and we think
no one can read it without being made wiser, better,
and happier"
GEORGE ADAMS has received 90 copies of this elegant
book, and has another supply on the way. dS7
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nATE LEAVES, OR HISTORIC

Date Leaves form a system of social
games intended for Parlor AmuEementsa and Education
al Incentives, or regular School Instruction.
lit is believed that they possess all the social quail
ties Of Gaming Cards without that utter waste Of time.
and tendency to dissipation. They inspire the com
pany with mirth and furnish subjects for conversation;
provoke and excite inquiry and research, and give
systematic arrangements to ideas and items."-R0eh
ester Daily american.
''The work has costmuch labor, and merits the appro-
baton Of all those who would combine friendly enjoy
ment with intellectual Improvement. They may be used
in the school, the family or social le-"-GeH
EUGHgeLst.
From a careful examination of these LEAVES, we
are OF opinion that Mr.. Brewster has furnished a val
liable and entertaining substitute for games Of less in
terest and questionable mOrality"-RHral Men Yorker.
Testimonials from Clergymen, Principals of Acade-
mics, and names we'll known aSd identified with the
cause of education, have been given in earnest com
mendatiOn of this new instructive to mental AMI social
Improvement
The CARDS, 60 in number, are put up in elegant
boxes, each accompanied with a book, giving full in
structions for the various games. Price-50c per box,
or for sale in quantities by BALDWIN, at the
NEW YORK BOOKSTORE,
%, Main St. Warren, Ohio.
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PAINTING AND TRIMMING
FXTENSIVE Millinery Exhibition

CCRAP IRON WANTED.-Cash paid
~ for any quantity Of Scrap Iron, at the Stove and
Tin Warehouse Of b. p. AMESO L Co.
April 10, "a.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
In Court Of Com. Pleas.

u County.
Samuel Quinby, Executor Of
Calvin q. Sutlif,
VS.. I'm Court OF Com. Pleas.
Benjamin Bingham, Adeline
Bingham, and Milton Sutlif.
The Defendants, Benjamin Bingham and Addison
Bingham, are hereby notified that the Plaintiff has filed
his petition against said defendants in said Court, set
ting forth that on the 18th day Of April, 1919, said Ben
jamin gave his two pronissory notes to said Calvin G.
SutIif, then in full life, and to said Milton SutliG, one
for $50. and one for 500 with annual interest, the $50
note payable on the LIST Of Sept, 1850, and the 500
note payable the LIST Of Sept, 1851 and hat said Ben
jamin Bingham at the same time executed to said pay
ees for the security of said notes a mortgage of the fol-
lowing lands, part Of lot twenty -four, in Greene Town
ship, in said County, bounded as follows: Beginning
at the centre of the road running East and West through
the centre of the Township at the southeast corner
of Aaron Bascom's land thence north sixteen rods,
to a post and to land belonging to Edward Bascom
thence east ten rods thence south sixteen rods to the
centre Of said road thence west to he place OF be-
ginning, containing an acre Of land, be the same more
or less the said Adeline joining in said mortgage
and releasing her dover in the land, that said Milton
Sutlif in the life time of said Calvin g., made over to
him all his interest in said notes and mortgage hat
there remains due and unpaid on said noses one hun
dred and forty dollars and upwards, and the mortgage
was duly executed and recorded, and has become abso-
lutte and remains in full force that petition prays a
decree in favor of plaintiff against the defendants for
the amount due on the notes and that the mortgaged
premises be sold for the payment Of the same. The
said Benjamin Bingham and Adeline Bingham, who
reside without said State, are required TO appear and
answer said petition by the Sd Saturday Of February
next, or said petition will be taken as confessed to be
true, and a decree entered accordingly.
By SUrLIFF & TUTTLE. Att'ys. I'd 90-6wl
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Commission MtrGbants.

STEVENS & Co., Commission Mer-
~ chants, Dealers in Butter, Cheese, Salerat1s, Fish,
Fruit, and Produce generally. Nos. "A and l6 Second
Street, between Main and Sycamore, Cincinnati. o.
REFERENCES Dickson, Biggs & Co.; Wiltshire, Bris-
toll, &c; John Swasey & Co.; Swasey & Wise Harri-
son & Hooper Kennel & Dudley. and Merchants gen.
orally. apr 81 =
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HUMANITY IN THE CITY by Rev.

IL Edwin II. Chapman. Discourses. ne
The lessons of the Street.
Man and Machinery
The symbols of the Republic.
The Springs of Social Life.
The Allies of the Tempter.
The Children Of the poor &c.
Mr.. Chapman in this work has manfully endeavored
to awaken the rich Slumberer from his cushioned bed OF
luxury and bidding him look forth on the broad land
smitten as it were with the Of distrust, blight, and bank
ruptcy, while his drowsy eyes are but half concious OF
the want and Starvation which surrounds him, he shouts
in his drOEsy ears, "He that giveth to the poor lendeth
to the Lord. A few copies reed, this day at
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THE I0DIDES OF IRON, Mercury,
Il Zinc, Copper, Sulphur, and Potassium, Result
lined Iodine, BrOmine, Iron by Hydrogen Constantly
on hand and fer sale low at
May 81 PORTER & Co.'S.
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9bpsidans

WIN. NJ. EAMES, NJ. D., Physician,
v Surgeon and Dentist, windham. Portage Co., o.
[Oet $3.50 OOl
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CHANDLER SHOP-The subscri-

EHANDLER SHOP.-The subScri-
" her lnnJIlces to the citizens OF Warren. AMI the
pa lie la S.u-ral, that he has established q Chandler
Shop. wa re ne intends to Manufacture Candles, Soap,
ami siperl article Of Stusdges, which will always he
OF hand at Wholesale and Retail prices.
= ? The Proprietor can at all times be found on
Market Street, one door west Of Nautrot's JeEelry
Store, Warren, Ohio.
W The highest price. in Cash, will be paid for
TaHaw and Larl. ID I3l A L. c. DAY. Agent.
NEW CARRIAGE SPOP.
~ The subscribers would respectfully inform the
| citizens Of Warren and adjoining ToEns, that they
have opened a shop on Liberty St, between Market
and South, where all who are in want Of Light Farm
Wagons or Light durable and Fashionable Carriages,
can be accommodated without the risk Of being shaved.
Having worked nearly twenty years in the best shops
in New England and the Middle States, we feel conf
dent that We can give all who may call upon Us perfect
satisfaction as - Price. Quality and DurAhilty OF work
We have have been patronizet since We commenced
with that liberality that has far exceeded our expectI-
ton and judging from the past We feel confident %
future success.
We would return our sincere thanks for the patronage
We have received, and will endeavOr in future to do
such work as will merit a continuance of the same.
PAINTING y TRIMMING
Done upon the most reasonable terms. We would in
wife ali who are in want Of anything in our line to call
before purchasing elsewhere
CARRIER & BURROUGHS.
Warran Nov Il 1874
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RRoNCHIrIs-Irs WORST STAGES CrREp.

DIR. TuBBs, Sir: When / commenced your treatment a
few months since, 1 was much debiIitated, and suffering
from severe pain in the side, shortness of breath, weak
ness and pain in the small OF the back, night sweats,
resilessness, coughing, and expectOrating profusely, Of
ten raising a pint OF whitish substance in a single morn
ing. Took cold frequently and a soreness and inhama-
ltion-ofthe throat oftwo years standing, seemed increas-
ing and extending down upon the lungs At times L
became so dizzy as to fall, unless near some object Of
support. Byuse Of your medicines 1 was entirely re-
Iieved, and am now as well and strong as ever before in
my life SIN at work through all kinds Of weather, and
though sometimes wet, neither the cough nor soreness
of throat troubles me in the least
Yours respectfully, JAMES S. WELcA.
East Cleveland, Dec %, 1851