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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-23
Thrilling Episode in Eanes Arctic
Expedition,

The Ne,o York Journal of Commerce
Of October 18th says
Some Of the episodes which occurred
during Dr.. Kane's search have wild in.
terest. At one time it became necessary
to send fatigue party with provisions,
to assist the main party under DR.. Kane
in an attempted passage across Smiths
Sound. This party was under the com.
mand Of Mr.. Brooks, first Office of the
expedition. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Wilson and other volunteers. Du.
ring their travel, they found the ice com.
p!etely impenetrable, and a snow drift
at last swept wildly over the foes, and in
the midst Of heavy gale from the north
the thermometer, to their dismay, sunk
to 81 degrees below zero. Human ma.
ture could not support the terrible cold.
Four Of the party, including Mr.. Brooks
and Mr.. Wilson, were prostrated with
frozen feet, and with great difficulty
three Of their companions, after encoun.
tering great suffering, reached the ship,
and announced the condition Of their
comrades. Their chances Of being res.
cued seemed extremely small. They
were in the midst of wilderness Of
snow, incapable Of motion, protected
only by canvass tent. and no land.
marks by which their position could be
known. Even to drag these MANNED
men would have been Under ordinary
circ umstances, a work Of difficulty, but
to the slender party in the ship, it seem.
ed 10 be impossible. DR.. Kane, with
the boldness and courage which iustifi.
ed the warm attachment felt toward him
by all under his command, in less than
one hour organised recruiting party,
leaving on board only those who wore
necessary to receive the sick, and start.
ed off in the teeth Of terrible gale,
steering by compass to rescue the suffer.
ers. After nineteen hours' constant ira.
vel, during which two Of the party faint.
cd, and others required to be kept from
sleep by force, they struck the trail of
the lost party, and finally, staggering
under their burdens, one by one, reach.
ed the tent, which was almost hidden by
the snow. The scene, 40 Dr.. Kane en-.
tered the tent, was affecting beyond dc.
scription. The party burst out into tears.
A blubber fire was Immediately built,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-23

PLAIK SroaY.-The Sacramento 1T''
5uHs notices the termination Of divorce
case ~ followsi: 81 lPa1si'hgs
.Dissolation Of rsrtnersAip. The
partnership heretofore existing between
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch was dissolved by
the action Of the District Court yester'
day, and each party is now entitled 10
do business on their own account.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-23
g%THE largest part Of the inside ol

ggTHE largest part Of the inside Of
this weeks paper is devoted to very
interesting account Of the return Of DR..
Kane and his companions from their ex'
petition to the Polar Regions in search
Of the unfortunate Sir John franklin
Notwithstanding its great length, it is
we'll worthy Of q careful perusal.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-23

NJ Dr.. J. P. MoHsIs advertisss
new and fresh stock ,Yof Drugs in this
weeks paper. He is a ssn'lsmsnly'
obliging man, and those who deal with
him will attest what we say.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-23

B0~ Mr.. Chase's majority is abou,
1s, 800 votes. So soon as reliable ia.
BILE Of the vote for Governor can be form.
ed, we shall publish it.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-10-23

bread was pounded into powder, packed
into canvass bags and laid down SO as
to fill, up the space between the thwarts
of the boats-just room enough remain
ing for the legs Of the oarsmen. There
were three boats, one Of which (the Din.
gy) was soon broken up for fuel. A
couple Of stanchions were provided,
about five feet in each boat, and tent.
cover stretched over them and tied down
to the gunwales. Two buffalo robes, q
few blankets. and ,arpaulin, composed
the sleeping accomm odations Of the par.
ty. They had eighty miles to so upon
the ice, but as their party were weak
both in numbers and in health. they
were obliged to take one boat at time.
The hammocks in the ice were often
three or Our feet high, and the eighty
miles were traversed by many Of the
party several times over. The ship was
left about the goth Of May. and they
were month in traversing the eighty
miles Of ice. In one single day after
launching their boats they made by a
splendid sail almost a. much as they
had during the month previous. Pass.
ing Sutherland island. they came with.
in ten miles Of Hacksluyt island. where
they were obstructed by ice. The next
day, however, the ice opened with the
tide, and they reached that island
Here they were compelled to stop for two
or three days by the ice. They then
went on 10 Dsllymple rockt where they
were delighted 10 find thousands Of fresh:
laid eggs Of the elder duck. They were
detained there by a south west wind for
q week, during which time they lived
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-11-08
MARRIAGES.


On Thursday, lst inst, by Rev. J.
Mo6dt,' ELLIS f. KENSos, Esq, of this place
and Mss. ELLEN surroN daughter of Lewis
Sutton, Of the vicinity of st. CIairsville.
We tender our Dung friends our warinest
congratulations in their entering upon the
life matrimonial May it prove as bright
and joyous as they have anticipated.
Their years are lew, and may their locks
Grow white before they part,
But never let snow fake iall
To blight their bloom Of heart.
At the National House, on the 29th ult, by
Rev, Alex, Young, Mr., Amos Jones md Miss
Joanna White.
By the same on the 3lst ult., Mr. FiadLeJ
ID. Blackburn and Miss Kezia T.. Workman.
By the same, on the lst inst, Mr.. Thomas
Aut and Miss Maria Yrimbie.
AT the residence Of Mr.. Franklin Sanders,
on the lst day ofNovtmbcr by the Thomas
s. Ambrose Esq., Mr.. Joshua Hatcher and
Miss. Jane Hatcher OF Union Township.
Oct. 3Oth, by Rev NJ c. Worthlngton Mr.
Smith RidgcUay and Miss. Martha A. Boyd.
By the same Nov. 1st, Mr.. jeremiah Shep-
pard and Miss. Amelia N. Bal, all OF Bel.
mont county o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-11-08

" JOHN r. WILLIAMS, the old Temperance iLec.
turer was in town the present week, and locured to
our citizens in the Presby terian Church Sabbath
evening and in the NJ. T.. Church on Tuesday even.
ing. Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the wealth
or he had good audience 10 each lecture. We
hope his lectures will have the effect 10 arouse our
people to the fact tha, lntemperance is on the III
in vii,age,Sl ,hat the vla,ors OF the law
stand unrebuked
Mr. Williams is faithful soldier in the cause
He is one o the original Washingtonuns, his name
being the seventh the first pleds,. IL lnrend sito
die in the harness, advocating the great cause ol
Tenn perGnce Success 10 him always.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In Partition.
Hiram Cecil,
Henry Cecil eft nj.
$500

DY virtue of an order Sale directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio,
will offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Monday The 10Th day of December A. D. 1855
between the hours of 10 O'clock A NJ and f'Oclock
NJ of said day. atthe front door Ofth Court House IL
St. Clarsvie, in said county, the following .escribet
lands and tenements, situate, lying and heng II
the Township of Flushi lg belmont County, Ohio and
bounded and described as follows towt
Being the South East Our, of section No 90 Town
ship No TO- and Range No g. containing one hundred q
Seventy of Land more or less. The conditions
of the above sale viii be third Of tue purchase
money in Rand day OF SALE third in one year
and third two years with interest on the deferet
pay ment from dav of sale.
Sheriff Once, 81. Clarsyille, Nov g. 1855.
SAP JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
hbner ". Gregg. ct al,
Nancy Lloyd ct al.
In Dayf,Ij.n

NbHCy IOyu et hl.
In Partition.
RY virtue Of an order Of Sale to me drec.
- ted from the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont
county ohio, Will offer for Sale on
The 2;a day Of November, A. D. 1855
between the houts Of 10 o'clock A. ~. and soeIock
r. M OF said day al the Couu Hozc sad county the
i0llowinF fescfibed lands aud teuenents. sua lying
and being IN the county Of Belmont aud state Of oh
aud teing part Of section 80, sDf Tawpship 7, and
Range And bCunded aud described fsikows 10 wit
1he mrs! described. beginning for its boundary at
fone al the south Fest corner Of the whole o. said
estate on the south side o1 said section ant running
thence NorihG5 4oI00 rods TO as,ske thence West 10
2OiOO rods TO stone thence North " 81 $500 rod.
TO stone thence =. % west &c 10 ~ ato a stone
the line between yGniaw aud spencer tbence N. 3Oa
rods to the South Bsst OF Rebecea Edwards 10,
thence sorth - west, 1853 rods to stone in tbe
road, thence South u west ~ ~ rods along said road
thence South ~ west II IG rods to e South East of
Hogues LOi thence South 20 west 3jS6 Rods 10 stake
on NchofS ine thence S0uth 81 - Ro1s thence west
20 rods thence South s3G rods stone thence East
lG1 90 rods to the N r. corner OF Shall Cross line
thence south 7i.96 rods TO stone the section line
thence East 44tO rods TO the place OF beginning $50
acres and percbes Of Land more or lesa.
VIII lie sold subject to the dover Of Nancy I.ovd
heretofore signedby metos and bounds and sppras
at the sum Of 5000.
Conditions. one third in hand on The d.y OF sale
one third IN hne year and third IN two years with
interest on the deferred payments the day Of .e
Oct Is, lsj5-s1,5o
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60 GIVE THANKS!n

Gov. MEDILL has appointed the 22d inst,
as "a day Of Thanksgiving 10 Almighty God
for the manifold blessings os they year which is
about to close"
This is peculiarly fitting, for if peop lie
ever had cause to thank the Great Giver of
all good for mercies received it is us. Let the
day be religously observed all over Belmont
county, at least.
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arOur esteemed friend and valued contributor
W." has some exquisite verses oil the first page .
so.dnys paper, How beautifully he portrays de-
parting 20 nth in the sixth verse thus
"We seem to see youth disappear;
Weask at last some parting words;
We listen---but we only hear
The farewell music of the birds,
For they, as thou and youths young prime,
Have gone to seek some SUMMER cline"
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NOVEMBER. .

NOVEMBER.
What beautiful picture of November i,
presented in the following lines which We
find in Putnam for November. Like most O
the good poetry in that excellent magazine
1t is from the pen of l. KASTsAHoo.
NOVEMBER
The wild November comes at last
Beneath vail Of rain;
The night wind blows its folds uside--.
Her lace is full of pain.
The lates. of her race, she takes
The autumn's ant throne:
She has but one short moon to live,
And che must live lionel
A tatren realm Of wthcred tields
Bleak woods and falling leaves
The palest morns that ever dawned;,
The dreariest o ewes.
1t is no wonder that she comes,
Poor month! with tears Of pain;
For what can one go hopeless do
But weep, aud weep againl
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S1IERIFF'S SALE.
Tarbot and Springer,
Owen w. White.

DY virtue order of Sale to directed, from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, l
will offer for sale at Public Auction on
Monday, the 10 III day of December A. D. 1855
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ of said day. thl front door of the Court Houst
in ST. Claiisve, in sail county, the following descr
he'd ands and tenemens, situate lying and heing in
the County OF Belmont aud state OF Ohio, and bounded
and des crihsd as follows TO wit;
Lot No 50 IN the Town of WeH Wheeling and ap
praised at the of Three hundred and fly dollars
sheriffs Office. st. Clairsville, News less.
JOHN Z. NICHOLS, Sheriff
$500.
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5000 Copies Sold in two Days,

OF my Bondage and my Freedom. By Frederick
Douglass. One Vol l2mo. AGA pages. Illustrated
Price, 81, ,25.
Why SO popular! 1t is the work Of an American
Slave, therefore exciles American sympathy! Every
line and letter are his own, and it is a Volume o
Truth and Power! 1t tells the earnest, startling
truth without ranting or madness! II addresses the
intellect und the heart Every free Press ch ants ia
praire, every Tree voter will read it, and every book
A. C, MARTIN.
ST. Clairsville.
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3o-The Probate Cour. for November adjourned
Monday morning withdu, transacting any business
Two cases were continued, one was non prosd, aud
i'll another the prosecuting witness tailed 10 appear.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-11-08

Mr.. EpIToR:-About two years ago was
visited by gentleman who informed me that
he was about to publish CHRONOLOGICAL
Work, compiled for the use of Schools, and
for reference in families, and he permitted
me to examine his par in MS. which he had
then with him. Since then learn he has
published his work, think in your Office
Being interested in its success, and desirous
of seeing it genert lily introduced into schools
anc family libraries, wish you would in.
form me where the work can be procured.
A FRIEND OF EDUCATION.
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Belmont County Agricultural Soc,

The unde-signed-a committee on the best
managed farms, respectfully call the atten-
ton OF competitors Cor premiums,to the re-
gulations bearing on this subject as contain.
ed in the list of premiums published in pam
phIet form by the county society, and invite
competition. We expect to obtain copy OF
these regulations in time for publication next
week
ALEX. YOUNG
NICHOLAS COOPER, Com
w. p. FRAZIER.
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feTThe work above alluded to was issued
from this office in the fall of 1853, by its au-
ther, w. w. Livingston, Elq' 1t is entitl-
ed "a Historical system of Chronology, fer
beginners in the study of History" We re-
gard it as admirably adapted to the young
student, and think it sFOuld be more ex'
tensivey circulated. 1t is book oil 27t
pages, and sold for the low price OF 40 cents
that it may be in the reach of all.
A few copies have been left at this Office
for sale.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Capehart,
Owen w White. o

by virtue ofa writ of Venditioni E2ponas 10 me
Ddirected from the Couu OF Common Pleas Of Bel
ont County Oho will offer for Sale at Public Auction
Monday the lOM dag Of December A. D. 1855
betwcenitLe hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
Nj of said day, at the front door ofie Court House
IN ST. Cairsviile in sad County the following Lands
aud tenements Situate lying aud being in the County
Belmont aud stale OF Ohio, and bounded and described
a. follows to wit:
Lot No 80 in the Town of West Wheeling, in said
county and appraised at the sum of one hundred ana
sherif-s Office, St. CIsirsyine. Eoy 9. Is5s.
JOHN q. NICHOLS, SheriT
S3OO
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SiIERIFF'S SALE.
In Partition.
Henry Bethel,
Lucinda Deselms ct al.


DY virtue Of an order OF Sale to me direc-
ted from the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont
County, ohio will oer for Sale at Pablo Auclio" on
Monday, The 10th day Of December, A. d,
1885, ho,wee the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. and o
clock M. of said day e the front door OF the Court
House ~ Ciarsr.c Belmont County, ONO, the fol-
lowing cscrihed lands anh teneuentsto wit Situate ~
ing aud being III thc County ul Belmont and state OF
OHIO, and bounded and described as follows to wit:
Being part Of section No , Township No .. Range
Not Lands su jrct TO sale et Sauhenvlc ONO,
hegng for the same al asiaAc in The center ofsaid Sec
No2 thence S.2l5 poles 10 stake, on tine line be.
tween Josiah Niokcrsham and 6 Russell thence Il %
poles 10 stake, thence e3 81 poles Ia stak cT ee
N. l6 E. 81 poles to stake corner OF Wan. Nrghts,
thence 81 poles and "a links 10 1.-The place OF beginning,
containing ~ acres Also the following tract or par.
cci Of Land being part of the South East quarter of
Section No 9, Township No H. and Range No IN the
SteuhenVio Land district begning al stake on a
line of land belonging to the hcIrsof VIM Wright decd
thence with. said line :. G6 E.33 poles 10 hickory
tree, S. G1 e. 10 pOcs to large red ak the Range
line, thence with said line :. % poles the 5. l..
corner OF said section. thence with said sect loh line
s0o w Oh p. thence n. 81 p. 30 stake, til ence
27a f., ,4D19 p to the place OF beginning conta lining
50 $500. Also ihC following tract of Land IL
being part 0fthe Quarter of Section No 49, Tp.,
No o. aud Range No i'll The Stuehenvle Land district
beginning Tor the same the Range line a. the 5 l.
corner ofsaid ethrs other Land, thence + II 10 a
stake thence N. I6I : w. Il p to ssnia dog wood,
thence N. % Y. Is Ptoa stake, thence n. 2o f. 40
to stake near large Chesnut tree, thence G6 w,
361 line on the Range line, thence with said
line ed 10 the place OF hesnng containing 8 acres
Roods aud 81 p Also the following tract of Land it
beiug part ofthes or, ofsec. No lin Up. No TO- and
Range No of the district of Lands Subject 10 Sale
steuhenville Ohio, lounded as follows to wit; on the
north andcaSt by Henry Bethe the north east part
by John Wright containing IS acres more or less with
ell and singuIer the appurtenances there with belonging
Appraised at the sum of S3Sf7, aud viii lie sold ON
the following conditions, one bird in hand on day of
sale third in one year and one thd in years with
Interest on the deferred payments from the day oil sale.
JOHN Z. NICHOLS Sheriff.
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TO TEACHERS.
FOR SALE.

A sa5 certificate of Tuition in Gundry's Mercan-
ne College. This certificate entities the holder to
scholarship in the Institution amounting to S25--
We will sell it for considerably less than s25 cash
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~ OAH CALHOON has applied to the
i ' Commissioner of Insolvents of Belmont County
ohio, under the 9Th Section of the act entitled Ian act
for the relief of insolvet Debtors"
Copies OF the proceeding before the Commissioner
will be returned and filed in the Clerks ,oflce of the
Court of Common Please ofsaid County, on or before
the first day o The next term required by said act.
J.F. F.CHARLESWoRTH
Nov 8, 1865 w3 Com.
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AN active honest Man in each section
of the state, TO take orders by SAMPLE for VEL.
PEAI'S MAGNETIC AGENTS. salary of SS00
ner wear and sulan commission " III be paid. "ssl
ary payshe Monthly "-For particulars address DIR, NJ
VELPEAU, t22i Broadway, Few York, enclosing
stamp TO prepay answer.
l. A.,
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StTATE OF OHIO,
~ BELMONT COUNTY, PROBATE COURT.
JOEL ELLIOT & AsAIIEL HOGE, Administrators
of George Vanlsw deceased III laintifs
AGAINST
Joel Elliot and Lncinday Eliot his wife, Mary Ann
Night. Harry Watson aud Sarah s. Watson his WIFE,
Isaac W. Nanlaw, George vsrtaw, Anna z. Vantsw
and Robert r. Vanlaw, defendants.
Petition 10 complete real contracts.
The above named defendants are hereby notified tha,
The paintihs have filed apetition in said sskIng
for an order empowering him TO make deed OF convey
ance on behalf OF the heirs OF George Vsnlaw dec
Isaac Haines and Elisha IIanes for about acre
of land in the Town Of Boydsvile and on which said
George Nanaw resided OIL the lath duy of Jan. 1855
pursuant to written contract between the said George
Nanaw dec and the said Isaac and Elisha IIains.
The said Land is more particularly described in said
petition
Said order will be asked for the 10Th day of Novem
ber, A. d. IoJj.
b. 8. & d. d. r. COWEN
Oct. II, 1855. CIV AIRY for pItitrs
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JOB WORK.

HAVING made heavy additions to our Job Office VIC
are prepared to do Job work on the shortest notice,
and IN the neatest style. Our preo., too. will be
found as low as those OF any other establishment in
the West Give US call
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NEW ADV yERTlSEM ENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ellzey Fritter Elk. of
Joshua Gregg Decd,
Us:
William Potts ct al,

Wlllldu IOUtS eU al!
Y virtue of all order of Sale to directed from the
~ Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont County, Ohio,
will offer for Sale at Public Auction on
Monday the 10th day Of Dec. A. D.
1856 between the hours of clock a. and O'Clock
p Nj of said day, at the front door OF the Court House
in ST Clarsviile in said county, the following de.
SC cribed Lands land tenetnents, Situate lying and
being in The County of Belmont and State of Ohio.
and bounded and described folowsto wit;
The first described tract being the south half OF the
south west quarter OF sec. No 35 Township No T. and
range 5Of the original survey bounded by the fol-
owing survey wit beginning at the south
of said section. and thence running north one le
west TO the said section line "a perches and . links
thence north IS! east las perchs, thence south
SO retcbes and Is links 10 the section line, thence
west TO The place Of beginning containing 20 acres be the
sa me or less also one other track parcel of
La nd Situate lying and being in said county of Belmont
and bounded and escribed follows to w the north
side of Branch Running from west TO east, it being
part ofthe north west quarter of section No 81, in
Tow ship No 7, and range No. S, beginning at stone
planted in the Township line at the north corner
of said section thence Al poles 10 thence down
said run south s6l E. 80 22oo poles to q station,
thence NJ 81 9, T. IL poles 10 station, thence 3.
45 l.. 10 80 poles 10 station, thence N. G4t
10 poles to station, thence Gi ., L. 1876 poles
station, thence N. 6St \. 9.44 poles TO Andrew Nc
Ilv aens land, thence n 81 L. with said line 81. Il
poles to the north boundary line of said section thence
w. ON the line TO the place OF beginning containing
10 acres and 90 perches lie the same more or less.
.Sherih's Office, Nov s, 1855,
JOHN C. NICHOLS, shefitfot d. L. o.
S6,75
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No Female, young or old, should he without th
ceIehrPted meujCine. cmrects aud regulates l5 mon
ihy courses al all periods, aciil in many cases like
charm. II is also the best snd safest medic me that Al
given TO children of all ages aud for any conpla int
consequently no family should be without il.
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To the Creditors of Hugh Hall dec
nN THE I'D day of October A. D. 1855
NPthe Probate Court OF Belmont County declared the
Estate OF Hugh Hall deceased to he probably nsuivemi:
Creditors are therefore required presente claims
against the Estate 10 the undersigned for allowance
wIthin six months from The above mentioned time or
they will moi be entitled to payment.
PETER T.4LIMAN.
Administrator de bonis non Of hugh Hall decd.
NnYemhpr Isl q.
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LET US REAsOI TOGETHER
Fl OLLOW A Y S PILE S
WHY ARE WE SICKl

II has been the lot of the hunigraee To be weighed
down by disease and suSefihg. HoLLOWAY'S,
PILLS specially adapted ts t reI cfof the WEAK
the NERVOUS, the DELICATEthd the INFIRM, OF
all cmes ages, sexes and csnstitutions. Professor
fol oway personally superinte,ds the manufacture OF
his medicines in the United States, and offers them TO
free aud heightened people, as the hest remedy the
world ever saw for the removal N disease.