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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25

The Romantic vents On Ehieh this beautiful story
is i"Sn".d' occurred in the troubled times " Isr2,
Immediately before the close II the Revolutionary
Har' anu the RECEPTION Of American Independence
a Tine Shen strange events brought out strong
Character. AHd mighty trials a corresponding heroism.
IN most fOnaii; Imagination never invented fiction
more exciting than the historical passagrs Of these
Nnrs-sst'anse to say until IOs UnappEopri4ted by
TIE nOvelsIl Manly heTOIsm AMI womaniy devotion
are rrvssht TO the highest degree. through = chain Of
events NO. less exciting than strange not Iess strange
than tue.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
! Saturday, the 2jM day of february, 1860,
SHERIFF enee, w.rr:l.J.n. ..
.HERIFF-s SALE

GHERIFF'S SALE
Pax & AtlsoHy
L Il. Simp-Va et al
b, virtue u an o-Isr OF sNls II The shore entitled
csus- i>suyd ou. . I e Court Of C"nmJI Pic5s 81
Ttsmsuii Coun'y " ana 10 N dirveted and deilvtre >
/ a.. sls,ial Oh and slAl, esp'se To Purtie sale Al
the ,eor " the Court lie use. IL N&rrrE. in - eouE-
ty on
Saturday. tie 25h day Of February, 1850.
; rtween the hours Of 10 o'rioek, A 81. ana A o'eiseK,
z. NJ. at SAID d y. IA. 10 iOsi & GsJ-rIa 81 feai estate.
to *: Sttuate IL he township ~ Erc"Nh~-i, IN SAID
{, unty and known as haf o. TOT Ety-tSs IN Sal-
Hr.u. 6eid bolnied As oTOss: Beg Hniag A. = 20 I
1t4Gains 80 ieri from tho C~urryi.g or Bean shsF o"
rT-. lei Un sac isg, ts5ncs Ssst w FEET h0n n cen
ter u The h ghWay ISAsing rom HarIfsr.s ~ said
rrunty. to The ccuter &C Bsookn-Id. thence north
Abuut 9 rods. .henes vast to land OHaed ~ COok,
tEsues hOrth On sad Cook lice 10 land o~A-d ~
hbeEsIeT Byers. IN nee vest on said sySrs line Ia thr
inter oI The hlghS ) above mentioned the.e= south
10 the pI4.r 81 Seginning and along the center Of tAe
highEav. and ron aiming IN the aopNe bounds - acres
Of Iat d. exclusive Of the tan yard
ApOraised a. : 10 per acre
Sheriff. office. Warren JNn 8 Eco -S"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
wooD,s U,IR RESTORATIVE. 2

Or. Bronson having been 90 FAR rrJueed BY esA-
sumption. 10 he considered beyond al hope Of reeST-
cry by the most r~Esiheut or the Medical pTosfssiSn~
AMI alEo hy himself-a regular physician 6f tErnty
year, pF.ctice-.sa last r. sort. conceived the idea Of
o. physiology to the mere Immediate connection. and
eject Of thu stats OF the blood npOn the h-slth And
81 stem TIE result has been the production Of this
/. BLOOD EO-D." from the use VI which Dr. Br"nSOz
Was restored 10 peri Ct health. wi-hiR six mapthI
AFTER rs intToductor over tWothousand -eonsumPuvSE
were rGeetulily cured nv it. II Oh have any com
plants Il a ronsunttiVe tendeney. csSgA. csf<.
Headaets, PaIPi'G'iO1 Of fhs Heart. Loss Of -5PPs-
fife. or FGin ia ria Side, lose 10 lime IN procuring
a bottle Of the BtUI0 F'OD.' IfyOl are suaeriJE
FROM Nsrr0HE DsSiiirg or yaur ytssY IL brstsH sEE
distsTbsJ, 70 your SPirUs ars DePrssssd or ysgr
Oygaas rsLarsi. you utl d ID IN this an uDfsiing
reme'y nv comnvucing with tsa drops. IL yeEr
Livsr Is tortii or diseased in any manner whatever.
0ae - tr0 BOTTLES VIII ne snrs 20 inVigorztF. and
bring { .hto lively and he8lIhfni action. In the zost
inVe'eTa r e-s-s ~ DEsPsPsiG. the pNIienf can here
md The most efficient AMI giat-iul r-lief- AheseaIis
aiySs eRn-rI-hcsi S'ter tsEiRg OHig oae bottle. In
Male or Female CSms aiEtf aad Bes4Hssses. the
su'errT. AT, trying uih=s rrmsiiss IN VtiH may rest
A.. u--d. that tcrtuh curr WI re<it ( IN tn uss q
10 m al cases Jf ErRBfisRs SaH Rts=m Sc sfsIes
and ether 'iSr comp ms Pse Ead ezaeiassf skiI-
GrcN sad afEhs are nnnetiairy ocrehtf"d by iLs
u.e. IEgiyss strengeh 10 he o y. and color AZ
beauty 10 thu SKIN. PBysieiSIs Of all SeAoos are
usiEE it pith Sonier'ul suecrss
For fs!idirrst oas, see circulars Prise 81 per SsttiS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25

Goeo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Den
n,son. has appointed wm. T. Bascop, his
Private Secretary. Mr.. Coggesban' 1t IS
aid will be re apPsakd State Lbrarisn-
-.DukHai2 GNA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
THE HOME JOURYAL FOR l8GO

anNEts AND uiLiis- LDtguES- -
A gov year oG this papiiaT fAriii y new paper ill
be rutsn-ne u on the d . day y JsnuGry nsxt-
sra { . On n = Ia. E r and cha Vps.
"tthh 1asu r. naIu re- 81 brsi n The TnhifcAtis1
ht a he~ AT 'e.Gt.iai 1ri a. ~ w-rk OF IA a4a de-
goa sTittrn Ell rrs>,y isr the u ne IGurLas. entitled
Init n-uA-Tn-1Rus
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
SASEOR D'%
LEVER ~LMVGn2AToR.
NEVER bEBiLJT HTES.
1T l. COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY

1T l. COMPOUNbED ENTIRELY
a from Gums. ard has become ~ established fact. :
standard Medicine <nO~n AMI approved ~
al that hsye used u Ah1i . ts nov resOrtsd TO With
eOAhderev IN AL he dis A. Eases for ~hich It 10 re-
cmm-rfed
c lttas sur-d thou=andsi - lxithip the last tto vearS
who had sif-n up ali = hopes OF relief. as Ao
d I'm E rous nhsolieitedi certificates in nj pos'
session ShoN.
The dUse must be adam a. ued 70 the temperans.k
OF the Individual taking - Ht. and used In such
quantities as to act gen = tly on the Bouehy.
Let the dictates OF yoari = Judgment guild. Yoa in
the use OF the LIVER - LFTIGORATOR, aud
il will rure LIZ - COMPLAINTS. BILL:
IOCS .4TTAckS.DYSiAt SEPSLd, cHRORTC
ULsRRH0E5. SUM5D HER COMPLAINTS.
UYSEETERT. DROPI&t SY SOGR STOMaCH
HfBITUAL COSTTIE1 n YES S C Ole;
CHOLER5.CHOLER8t HORbUS. CHoLER1
JNFHNTOM FLdTU LEgTCE. JAUrDIcE,
FEMALE UEAKJVES = SES AID may Ls aSsA
successfully as an OR - DiNdRY PdAILY
MEDICINE. II val y Observation-Disclosures
Cas thousands eau tssti- :. 81, ia fgsnHb zfssfss.
II tR0 or three teaspoon = JHtS are takeA - con-
nenermsut Of attack
all WHO USE ITf n r. GITIXG heir
testimony IN it, fsyOr.
MA VITAL IN THf NOUTH WITH TIE IN
YIGOkATOR q SW.5LLOY BOTH J0GETHEk-
Pike One Dollar Fer kOttles
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
81 CLINTON PLACE.

SAMUEL HALLErr, EsI.-Dear SIR
In answer to your questions as to the bonds
disposed of in Europe and the means pro-
yided for the completion of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, I have to saw.
that with the sale of bonds already made,
sufficient funds are provided to complete
the line to Akron, o., that being the point
Of junction with the Western roads, I9G
miles west of the New York and Erie juno
lion.
Should no further bonds be sold. the
security will be perfect for the bonds IS
sued. Indeed with the Cleveland and
Akron connection, it is in reality, a thor
ough completed line, affording the onLg ia
cility for passengers and freight from these
points to New York without break of glagc.
My impression is that the parties interested
do not intend to issue any further bonds
till this section Of the line is completed, as
they are of opinion that the balance of
the bonds will then command a prem. | am
prepared to commence the work with rails
and money, and shall do so at an early day.
The first mortgage bonds will be ample
for the completion Of the entire line.
remain Your $ Faithfully.
L. W. TENNARD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
Casual Advertisements must be paid 70
when handed in.
EARM FOR SALE.

LNARM FOR SALE.
4 The Farm known as the Doctor LeaTitt farm, in
Warren Township, Trumball COUNTY Oil three miles
west 81 the village Of Warren. On the road lestIng
from warrtH 10 Newton Falls. ard Immediately south
OF the q. & NJ. Rail KOz 1 At LeayIttsburg. Sail farm
contains ore hundred and fSrty eight ca scrrs.
ABOUT one hundrei and ten acres cl.Ar Il. and has
been recently put in good repair. and il we'll a,apt-d
for either ~dAiryiLg or filling It is we'll WHttred aud
timbrred. has Two good orchards. = large two story
Brick Iueii5g o. uze. = good Barn and ether out
build ne. l. - has a god sugar esInp-the best
IA the Cvuny AM person wanting = harEa n, will
call NnCn.~s he farm viii sc SOLD ELquiTe on tbs
PREMISE, or ~ Gr.sSo;d's Steam OIL MI.
l. 4 son.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25

KEEP IN I'M CLlgNa
The I3EILY CA-t
Kebtk Int aetIvs CathAr
has used in his praet.eey
The constantly inersa< :
Who have long used the
ton which all express In
induced me to placru
all l.
TIE Profession we'll.
thartics zct on different
The FAMILY ca ;
wiki due reference
been Compromises from ,
Vegetable Extracts.
lart Of he Alimentart
SAFE in all eases wher,
such IS DERANG
A & u. SLBEPINES .
sND JOINS.C OSTIVE-
snREN ESS UY
sddden COsd, which IRE Z
in 4 long course Of p
TlTE, A
0V Til BODY !
II ! A D 4 C 4. O
HEAD. all
WORMS IN CHILpRE
1IsA a great FCRIFI
many diseases TO wnlrt
Qua to m-nIi 4 ia hi
DUSE, to ,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25

tTHARTTC PLLL 10 .
BIC v hieb the ~propristor
more than tWerty years
ing dsmznd rom those
PILLS, and The sztisfae-
regard % their use. hAs
them within The reach Of
know that different Ca
portions Of the bowels
'rHARFIC PILL hAs,
ltnis we'll establis shed Tact
IA vxr.eY e the pursst
which act alike on every
! canal. and are GOOD and
as Cathartic is needed.
MENTS Of the STOA-
sIPAINS IN iii BACK
/ \ L :, PAIN y
! V HOLE BODY. from
: qushtly-if neglected end
yer. Loss UF Ape
J SENSATION or COLD
K !.
" EIG IN I'll <
TORY DIS 8.
: o. ADULTS.
EP 81 the BLOOD and
azsh IS heir, too RnHsr-
adYertiseneIt-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25

Atlantic and Greas Western Railroad.
The fn!lc Ting letter from the English
engineer o. tlis Roid. seems t. st ut rest
all dou Is i'll re.sri t. the early compile
ton of the fret great Ink in its Western
c~nnna.t.nnA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
SANFOE DIS
FAMILY
PILLS,

C6MPRUNDED FRON
PURE YEGETABLE EXTRsCTS: AND PUT
UP IN BLISS CASES. .SLR TTGHT. mi WILL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
sh.ria' = omes, Warren ia
EHERlFF'S SALE.
Jesse Daley,
vs.. In Irumbul common lIeas-


BY virtue q an order 81 sale In the above entitled
cause, issued DOT Of The Uoart Of Common Peas q
Trumbuu County, ohio, snL TO me direS.ed ant deliT-
ere. . ! h4Ys levied On ana shall expose To pnahe sale,
A. the door Of the Court House in Warren, IN szid
county on
Saturday, the 2jh day OfFebruGry, 1850,
betwee , the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. aud 4 O'Clock,
p. o. said day, the following dsser bed real estate.
TO vii: Situate A., the TOWEshiP OF kinsmIn- and
Comfy Ct TTbmbuit. amt StS { OF Tho. to Wit: 'A=
EQUAL undisidra Ole seventh psrI Of AL The lAHs
Owned ~ jeremiah hssse- Ircrases Gate Of sald
KinrmsH township; ~ the time Vi his dseeass, ssid
land being ia three FsTceis- one 81 c. or parcel stu
ATE in lot No u. ana .~un led Oh the wet by the sec
uon Inn forth y 0eorss BsrniiS and east by the
UId milI road. ara sou h ~ The GrvenytI read cen
tain.nE abruI e2 acres Of laRd-al>o, one Piee'
b.unfed east ~ anus u Andres Chrlsty. south ~
Luas VI David b 1cS n. vest by iSnds OF DAVID
Brsckin ard n rh Wy Lands of David Br~ckin, c"n
.nLjnz alOus ( Tty acres of i4nd-Aiso. small p zee
Of about sh,rs arr Elj-irBS izaas & the heirs u
AI-Sanurr Mad Tie Eniisiasd 'nr-srsentn iart OF
he anvvr dS>rrrrh iaUds s--ag Jeremiah aeeVe's in
t.l.st. Appraised a. S3sU,e0.
Terms cash.
4 B.LYNAS. SHERIFF..
sheriff a gdcf. WarrsL,JNu. -. lSCe-S4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25

Yours truly. WI. II. kennedy.
I p. g You eau pu5iish the above il you ike. BY
publishing in cur southern papers you uiii get mere
patronage south. / see several OF your certificates
IN the IksSiIE -MEreHry, = strOsg souther~ raper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-25
Aem embellishments.

Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01
A BrsINEss oIrAKER

The Quakors are, in the main, as every one
knows, thrifty, kind-hearted, and undoub,-
edly honest people but in some Of them, even
a. among the worlds honest people. love of
filthy lucre viii predominant. In one of their
farming communities lived friend BENJAMIN
and his son. IL was their custom TO buy mn
cattle to fatten for sale. One day BENJAMIN
Jr, bad selected a choice portion of stock from
passing drove, and was about to buy. when
Benjamin, Sr., came along,
FEATHER am about to buy these cattle
What dost thee think Of them"
What does he ask; SO muchi | puess
theell get them for less, Offer him $500. and
wait till morning, il he don't trade"
fllial Ben assented-made an offer I'm win
went home with the old gcntleman-slcnt
land next morning, after caring for the stocl
mounted his horse to try again to buy tho
cattle. But on the way be met Beniamin
Senior returning home with the whole herd i'm
question. Benjamin, Senior, was wealthy as
well as smart he had taken an early start and
bought the lot
Thee will lot me have my portion. will
thee noti' asked ilial Ben.
mo, sonny. Of course not I've bought the
whole wantom ALL.
"What! Isn't that hard trick 10 play tbv
own SON and trusted 10 thee."
"Ah Benny said pafer IamHias, reproy.
ingly, fihec must be sharp and wide awake
tru.t obody, B'nismin watch cyc,hodv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01
TnE DEBATING CLrR-

About two years ago in the quiet village of
D.. existed club-no way related 20
the one welded by Hercules, but peaceful
debating cub--at whose weekly meetings the
lawyers, doctors, ministers, osquircs. and
many smaller Ciceros of the village. were ac-
customed TO astonish their auditory with elo-
quent speeches, impromtu Of course, although
the question was always selected fortnight
in advance.
Squire, who like othors of Ills fra
tcrnity, was as well known for his rotundity
as FOR windy speeches, gave particular attcn-
tlon TO the ministers, being always ON the
lookout for a chance o"scoro" those priests 4"
as he called them. Elder G. Ban
list minister, had lately moved into the vii
lagc, and in due time made his first speech in
the club upon the question in hand Before
he had fairly taken his seat, Squire X ----.
purposing 20 take the "starch" out of the un-
suspechng "priest,' rose up eager 10 reply.
lie managed somehow TO lug in his old TRADE
against "prostcrait' and also against "elec-
ton. a doctrine particularly odious TO his
notions of popular sovereignty. Having as
be thought pretty nearly annihilatcd II. to
cllnch his argument, he added, 81 remember.
Mr.. Chairman, when a bog, that my father. a
good old Scotch deacon, used TO fog me thor
oughly iloiee a day--once for not learning the
Scotch catcchsm, and once for not believing
in election. Sometimes | used to ESCAPE ON
the catochism, but on the election ! never
missed the regular daily logging until / grew
up, and then the priest tried every conceive
BILE method TO force and scare me into it: but
never believed il, and do not believe IL vet
Now would like to have my new friend tbe
priest explain if he can, why these delecta.
bic appliances never drove my fearful and fool.
ish unbelief out Of me-
Ihcrc was murmur Of applause as he SAT
down, aud all eyes were turned, with a it'll,
curiosity, upon Elder O., who rose. and
very deliberately replied
Mr. Chairman, while sincerely regret III,
| palling misiortunes Of my friend the Justice
/ can offer no explanation but that recordo,
/ in the Scriptures
Though thou should bray fool in a NOR
tar among wheat with pcstle, vet will no
his /ootishRcss depart from him. "
The house rang with laughter, and Souir
| 4 has ever since avoided an allnsioi
either to the priest or to "ooction. 49,
/ Knickerbocker.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01
MIKE WALSH AND THE RAT-TA1L
CACTUS

At the foot Of the capitol gardens in Penn
syyania avenue (on the right hand side as
you are fronting that building,) is an ncos-
ed space-national property--containing one
OF more tcnemonts and some tonsoryatorics
and hot houses. Here for some years past
and until his death, enjoying Uncle Sans
patronage, sojourncd a Frcnchman, learned
in botany and many other sciences. Some
companions, while passing these premises.
were Wanting his requirements to Mike, who,
from spirit Of contradiction. called them in
question. lie doubted whether these eminent
botanists knew the difference between oats
and wheat, and believed, he said, that
Bowcry boy could persuade them that corn
was clover. Finally, Mike undertook, "bo-
ancally,' TO deceive the Frenchnan with
whatever he could pick up whore they stood,
in the lane skirting his premises. From
wreck of flower pots and rubbish, he selected
one sound pot and a dead rat lying next the
heap. Placing the rat in the flower pot he
covered it up with mold, leaving out the tail,
which hc fixed pcrpcndiculary by tying it
carefully to a small green stick which happen
cd TO be "conycnient amongst the garden
rubbish. lie next called on the professor,
and told him tina, friend, Lieut.
(whose ship having touched at one Of the is-
lands Of the then tara ncogui1 Japan. bad
excited some Interest," had presented him with
a very curious kind of ctus. This hc wish
ed the professor to examine. No ono. Mike
said, had been able TO make it out. and be
might have it for ten years and not find five
people who would so he hardly felt mst-
fed in Keeping it out of public collection,
and yet be did not like TO art with a keep
ffI. 80 o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

Goops vs.. PmNCIPIEs.-Th y. y. In
"P'"ae"i OF last week pays neat compli-
ment TO those who barter principles in order
TO sell their merchandise.
"Onr White List friends who sold out
clean their principles in the carly part Of the
season, now find their goods on hand. They
then knew no North, and now they find that
the North don't know them SO much for
'fectionaliem
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

Healthy human Blood upon being ANALYzED always
presents us with the same essential clements trd rive.
Of course the True STANDARD. Aual,1c Tho Hond nj q,
person suffering hom Consumption, Liver Comnhirt
Dyspepsia scrotua, Nc. and we find n orcry instance
certain dchcencies In the red gobues OF Blood supnlv
ihese aenriencics, and you atc made we'll The Blood
tood is founded upon this hcop-Aouce It's astouisl-
ing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
@u"pieu 10 the Deficiencies of the Blood n different disc
cases Ior Coughs, Colds, bronchitis OF any affection
Whatever Of the hroat on Lungs. inducing Consunp-
non use No J. which is also the No for Depression VI
HWuis Loss " Appetite, and Tor all Chronic Complaints
1T,lsl.H nom 0Nguse' General Debility, and Nervous
llostiaton. No. ., for Liver Compliant No3 f,r
Dyspepsia Being already prepared Tor absorption Il Is
taken by Drops and carried Immediately into thc crc
lauQn, so that what you gain you retain The No is
for Female Irregularities. Hystcria Wcakncsses kr-
sec special directions for this. For Snlt Iheuin Enp
nonSl serofulous and Bladder Complaints, take No. g.
IN an cases ne directions must bee strictly followed.
Price Of the BLOOD FOOD 81 per bottle
Sodby CHURCH q DUPONT, Druggists
No. 36 Maiden Lane,
% Now York,
Geo g. Goodwin Co., Wholesale Agents Boston, Ms
And by aircspceiabie Druggists throughout die country.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01
now THE STATES HAVE VOTED.

HOW THE STATES HAVE VOTED
II will be interesting to our readers to
now how each State in the Union has voted
t the different Presidential elections since
he organization Of the Democratic party on
he basis Of the Virginia and Kentucky reso-
utions Of 1889. a period Of sixty years.
We have taken pains to investigate the sub
ect, and the following table shows the num-
Der Of times each State has voted the Demo-
ratio ticket and how many times the oppo-
iti,p tirL,t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

A TEXT FROM SIR ASHLEY COOPER
"A stomach, gentlemen" says Sir Ashley
Cooper, in ono Of his lectures 'has been COM
pared to a laboratory, and to kitchen. but
gentlemen, il is siomdch, and like nothing
bit a stomach The great surgeon was right
Digestion and assimilation resemble no other
process in nature or art 1t was with a vivid
appreciation of this fact that the distinguished
Holloway originated his system of treatment.
His Pills which have become the popular
specifies Of the age, act directly upon this con-
trolling organ, and through it upon all its de-
pcndcncies. Dyspepsia, terrible disease iu
itself, and the primal source Of as many evils
as were contained in Pandoras box, yields
rapidly and certainly TO their apcriout anti
septic and restorative properties. Unlike any
other medicamcnt in use, they seem 90 carry
on the three processes of purgation, disulcc-
ton and inauguration simultaneously SO that
the system is regulated, the blood purified,
and the nervous and muscular organization
renovated nj the same time Hence their al
most miraculous cures of nearly all internal
diseases. Their popularity, and that of the
Ointment for external complaints and injuries,
is simply the homage of the world to Truth.
Men, women and children, upon whom the
disciples of "A musty, unphilosophical, and
yapid pathology have pronounced sentence of
death, recover 10y the use of these medicines,
and shame the oraccs of the profession by
taking new lease Of llc These are results
that all mankind can appreciate. No interest
ed opposition can Withstand them. The old
PharmacopUia, the old practice Of physic.
Venerable lumber !! are being swept away by
the new regime. HoLLowAY's Pills and