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or did expect, s. the time OF the adoption
OF the Constitution. i repeat th.. statement
oi TIE .act of the creation Of five rev slave
holding States out OF newly acquired Ter
riiorv We lave done that. which. ii
Those who framed The Constitution had Tore
seen, they never would have agreed to slave
representation. We have yielded thus far;
and We have now in the House of Repre
seDtative> twenty persons voting upon this
question. and upon all other questions, who
ars here ouly in virtue of the representation
OF Slaves.
lie, me conclude. therefore, BY remark
ing that while | sn, willing to present this
as showing M own judgment aud posiiioa.
in regard 10 this case aud beg il 90 be un
der>tood that am speaking tcr no other
than myself. and lille am willing TO offer
it to the whole world as my own iusiihca-
ten. res, on these propositions:
FIRST. That when this Constitution was
adopted, nobody Looked for any new aequi-
s,tieu Of Territory 70 be formed into slave
holding States
Secondly. That the principles Of the
Cuustifu,:nn prohibited and were intended
To prohibit. aud Should be construed 10 pro
hibit all interference Of the general govern
ment with slavery as IL existed and as IL still
exists in the States. And then. looking 10
the operation OF their new acquisitions. which
have in great degree. had the effect oI
streng' hening that IL ierest IN the South. BY
the addition OF these FIVE States. lfeein0
there IS ROttstg sn5ast. nothing of fcksch
ara hoHest mar ran complain. ~ Ae IS tafsVt-
gem, and feel tia. there IS nothIng SraAi
uAich TIE cirai.-ed wofid. IF they take NO
tics Of SO humbie a p as myseif, ,ctd
rsprodch me. ieAtn sag as / said he other
dag, that Ihcce made up my mind tor one
that under no circumstances ctu coasehi
Ia Tie. further ertenstoa Of the area OF SitIrers
~ The United Stats, or the further Increase
Of Stare representation IN the House Of hep
yeSfnlatfres.
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Nonsa CAROLINA ElKcrioN.-Ihe result
of the election in the "Old North State,
gives about 5000 majority for Ellis, the
BreckinriGge candidate for Governor. ms
result. is unexpected and discourage e TO
the friends of Bell ard .Eyerett--Douyias
having but few friends there. In many
counties the Douglas vote was given to Pool,
the opposition candidate for Governor r. IN
some few of the counties it may have been
given to Ellis. TIE Legislature rs Demo
CRATIC. and will elect a successor 10 Cling
man. In 1854. Doekrey, the Opposition
candidate for Governor, was beaten only
1000 votes. Now, the opposition, sup
ported By Douglas men. are 5000 behind
North Carolins will certainly 60 for Breckin
ridge.
Missouri ELEcrIos.-It is generally con
ceded that Barrel is elected for the shor
term and Blair for TIE long term. Thu
former by As votes and the latter by 1000
The Americans voted for Blair for The Ion;
term This is in The st Louis District
The Republicans have elected majority O
the County officers, and probably the legis
latiye ticket.
KEsTUcKY ELECTION is electe'
Clerk of the Court of Appeals By probs5l.
5. 900 of majority. This result cheers tn
Belleverett men. Boiling was the Dougla
candidate, but had only slight vote. Tn
State Electoral vote will be given to Breck
inridge.
ARKANSAS ELECTION Breckin
ridge candidate for Governor is elected. b.
probably 10000 majority.
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Coasistency.-We invite the attention of
the friends Of Mr.. Douglas to the following
extract from letter, written by II. V.
Johnson, the candidate for Vice-Preside Mt
on the Douglas ticket. The letter was
written on the eo,h day of May, 1860
Will the editor of the Jefersonian inform US
if the sentiments expressed by Mr.. johnson
are consistent with HIS notions of popular
sovereignty? Recolec, that Mr.. Johnson
says ii is the UrY of Congress to protec,
slave property in the Territories Is that
your boosted squatter sovereignty =? How
c"you support man who avows such
d'c'r'sss, and with a uucrimsoned face
talk aoous>ansislenc,l
oeileve t1& it Is THE RIGHT OF
pn or or uoS "a k REMAsp; and he
PRoT : 01 on TO PEisssQe!EN EXTEND
PROPERTY OF EVERY KIND incin
ding Slavery IN The IsrttntTnRI
RIES. DURING THEIR "HH M oNi
AL STATE. ThiTHE DOCTRINE AS
l aDno w AS ls4S IN THE SENATE
rf THE UNITED STATES. 1t you
have any curiosity to see the argument.
refer you to my speech 90 the Otegcu bill
I-ivered 7th OF July of that ear, and re
poised Ia ,to Congressional Globe. H..
UNJUST, therefore, are the insinuations
with which you inter>perse aud interlard
your editorial comments sh-tt all are in favor
OF squstter sovereignty who happen TO disa
gree with the seceders of the Charleston
ConventioE. repsl the insinuation =, far
as it may be intended to apply 10 me, com.
from what quarter it may, and plead 10y
own record IN rindicarion"
If you endorse such sentiments by you,
vote, we know no. what you will not do.
The truth is, tha; in the zeal to secure votes
all consistency and al principles have been
set aside. and The Douglas party is out up
on sea without chart. compass or rudder.
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Frs1sHEp.-Cn Thursday nigh: last, IN
f,op, al the shell bark on cor.zOf Pearl ano

F1stsHEp.-Cn Thursday nigh. last, IN
from, OF the shell bark on cor. Pearl ano
Mil. s:s., Bro. Bickle finished The speech he
commenced on the night that emblem OF the
Douglas faction did n,see N to care whether
it went up or down." Like the first par
of the speech. it was especially translucent
particularly so when he ventilated Mr.,
Douglass mode of keeping slavery out OF
the territories by "unfriendly legislation.
He laid down the principle that man We
lust as capable Of self-gevernment 10 tsr
riory az in a State--lost nothing OF Els
sovereignty by moving; went upon Inc sdea
OF FRS, blowing and preparing The groano
before seed was sown. crop gathered ~c-'
there he spread himself agricultutally,
and TO his evident satisiac,ion.] he tnen
showed. BY instancing the manner IN "i''cn
the Indiana Prohibitory Law was passed
and killed how the .unfriendly legislation
in the territories on the subject OF slavery
might share the same fate that. notwhh-
standing they had the rig hit 10 regulate ahe'r
own domestic institutions In their own way,
granted by their organic laws; yet
Perkins tapped the temperance law on the
head, and il went dead" said he; ana the
Supreme Court Of the United States, may
in like manner knock "untrendly legisla-
ton" tow ards slavery on tne head, anc II
would be the duty of all good ciiizens 10
quietly submit to- that decree; although STA
very could not exist there only by local law
Here the speaker related a conversation De
, tween him and Judge Cans. IN which The
latter was represented desiring TO ao"i'sh
slavery in the territories where the lnsotu-
zion didn't or couldnt legally exist! We
; heard one who present at this CONVEX
sation. saw that Cans argued that y the
sl'elged bred Scott decision proclaimed the
doctrine that the Constitution carried Slave
nv wherever it went. then he was in 'avor OF
abolshing the evil from eur territories Bro
Bicse. after the applause his misrepresen
tation of the Judge had ceased proclaim
ed that he las strong an anti slavery
man. as could be found anywhere he did
MT even except Matthew X. Hull! Com
planned that Republicans didn't talk about
anything else but the ''nigger question:
when he. himself. had been sweating pro
falsely over that same colored Individual III
the fuel during his two nights speech!
After eulogising Henry Clay and Daniei
Webster, Which came natural to him;
Awhile he stood expecting
universal sh"ut and b igh applause
To iii mis- whea-'
Some Douglas man called for three cheers
After two and halt faint groans had been
duly executed, an enthusiastic German cap
ped he enthusiasm by shouting "hurraf
for Tuslush nit der rooster eock'' Bro
'Bickle then bowed and subsidized. a pile
of pine boxes. barrels, &c, were then burn
Ia. lah
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s~ Republican pols-r.i,inr Yesterday ),

to- Republican pole-rai>ing yesterday in
front Of knoppf s; pole got halt way up
when top splice broke off David TAYLOR
was slightly injured by j, as it descended =
Ii will be spli,ed better mex, time and twill
be raised mex, Saturday sfternoon.-"sure.' =
Speeches were made by Messrs. LANCE. can
dida,e for Safe Auditor, and Cou!on. of In
d'anapolis. IN German, and Others in Eng
hsh' and the cause Of the people advanced
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Widc 4 WA keS.

The Wide Awakes were out OF Saturday
night with their flags and lamps, making a
fine display. They had most excellent mar
tiaI music, which excited no ordinary degree
OF interest. The.company is muchimproyed
in drilling. and passed through several new
evolutions which were admired by all who
saw them. There has never been more
efficient organization, nor one calculated 10
do so much good. ftis com posed Of ac,iv.
and energetic yourg deeply imbued
with love of country and of the Union,
aud they are laboring zealously to promote
the prosperity Of the one and preserve I'M
sullied the other. We hope to see large
add ions made to the Company.
After marching through several of the
principal streets. the Wide Awakes halted
in front of the Lincoln pole, and having
placed themselves in good position. were
addressed in company with hundreds Of
others, by II. B. Payne in speech OF much
truthfulncss and appropriateness. Mr.. Sive.
ly, form New Jersey gentleman was then
iHtioouSSu W tto hiCotahS anu dtuioooCu tuO
large crowd IL a most ieiicitious manner-
The speaker said he was an Irishman and a
Republican, and gave his reasons for his
utilization with that party. His remarks
were replete with truth and good logic. and
his anecdotes brought down the crowd. He
was followed BY D, P Holloway,j, G. Whit.
ridge. Esq, and J. Ii. Popp, Esq. There
was most enthusiastic feeling manifested.
and cheers. long. loud and inspiring, were
given for Lincoln AID the Union
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HuxGARIAS GaAss Mr.. Thom,s Bird

HuSGARIAN Grass Mr.. Thomas Bird
sail Of this vicinity has lett at our office q
small sheaf of Hungarian Grass which is
about five feet hish and he informs US that
the entire field from which 1t was taken u
about the same height, and is as thick upon
the ground as it can stand. IL is supposed
By those who have seen the iieli that it viii
produce Mt least i've tons TO the acre
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EJ- Philosophers have widely differed
as to The seat OF the soul but there is no
difference of opinion as 10 the TACT that
Boswell takes perfect likeness of 1.-The face
divine" Call at us rooms, on Main street,
west of Front
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~Douglas is still on an electicneering
tour--making speeches and clarifying him
worthy candidate for so high position
How different is the course Of LINCOLN.
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Coop WHEAT.--Our friend Isaac K;nsey
OF Washington township. ,hreshed out a
field Of wheat this present season. which
conteioed 25 acres and produced an aver
age Of 81 bushels per acre. Mr. S. Mere
dith had field of four acres which pro-
duced an average Of 4s bushels per acre
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~T The Douglas Democrats OF Fayette
county have called Mass Meeting on the
2lst OF this month, and have "a men on the
Committee or Nzstc! All tn, other com
mittees are small
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sE1 The BEST Of ICE CREAM
FRUITS, Candle J, and all sorts Of
COME CTIONS, can be had at Mrs. Pass.
cor.'s, on Msrion IL few doors North Of NJ ain
aud if you don'; believe 1t g Try it yourself
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Religious Notice.

Rev. B. F. Foster. Uuiversals,, will
preach in the Christian Church, at Warner
Hall. on Sunday. 18th inst, at IL o'clock.
AID gas lighting.
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Eas- d aniel Ward has retired from the
the establishment to Christian Buhl. Jr.-
The business will be conduc ed under the
name Of Ward l. Buhl. s
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,iore.s Drsu Tor wheat.

Any OF cur friends wishing TO purchase Wheat
Drili cau ohtaia one By application al thus ofire.
Nuores Dn!l IS the best in use. Il will be sold
Al the ma factasef'< price.
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MAR u IED-On goth ut b. his homo Mayer
Finley. NJ ruouts sfaEErs aaI Mss MANY II /.
MORRISON.
oh the 9sth uls-. by the same. Mr. CURTIS
PARKE and Miss SARAH HOLLAND, both Of this VI
ciniy:
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Religious Notice.

Rev. w H. Van Doran viii deliver his
second Lecture on intidelity, on next Sab
baIh evening. al the Presbyterian Church.
t, which the paoilc is invlied. Ss'vicss
Will Commence at o'clock. precisely.
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HON. j. D. BRIGHT

VIII address the people a. Centreville.
on THURSDAY. the l6h inst, at eek,
Z. NJ The people. irrespective Of party.
are invited 10 attend.
DEMOCRAT.
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Haa. steary :. Zane. Republican Caal'ias,
for Governor. viii address his fe,los c:tix.as at
the Court Hoase in Censerviile. oa FcdAy.
4 gus 10. al o'clock Z. NJ. AL parties are
invited to astrai. ~
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friends of the Republican Standard
esE Old .4be Lincoln.
TO- AND
.l1annibal Elnmlin.
r-fs who have the welfare and
pit our common country at heart,
to attend. II the corruptions OF
0etration of Mr.. Van Buren, excl
dignation of the yeople in lS4O.
them forth in countless thous.
escve their common country from
bands which had then polluted
Dnstitutions. how much more neccessasy
4 10 it now that all lovers of freedom should
come forth, and express their determination
TO restore the government to its former
position We invite all to come--come as
best you can--come by Railroad--in wag.
0ns, Carriages. Euggies. on horseback on
ioot--come in ones and in twos, in tens and
by ffties. in hundreds and by thousands
come and let us present grand ovation OF
freedom to the principles OF human Liberty
Accommodations will be made for all.
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Petersoa's Ledfes' National Magazfn.
for Ssote Der has come 70 hand. Now is a
good time subscribe. 1t is good work,
and contains much practical matter n inter
est to the ladies. Address c. J. Peterson.
Philadelphia
~ The Breekinridge men had State
Convention In Ohio On Tuesday last. An
Electoral ticket Was dominated This sends
DouglAs up Sal, River.
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OF The Douglas men Of North Carolina
propose nominating an electoral ticket.
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GRAND RALLY
"A II
CENTREvlLAE,
On Friday, August 10th, 80.
HON. HRlSYS. IlNI
J.c. UNDERWOOD OF VIRGINIA
VIII speak in the afternoon, and
HUN. c. D. SMITH,
At Night.
The Wide Awakes will be out in
their strength.
HALF FARE Trains
The Train viii leave Richmond at
Halfpast IL O'clock. |
Everybody Is going! Come out Rcpub.
hcans. and Democrats. The people and
their sons and Daughters will be there.
Evsrybody is going! Come out Repub
licans. and Democrats. The people and
their sons and Daughters will be there.

LINCOLN RAHGKRs ST. W. Bennett. ESQ.
OF Liberty. has gotten up an organisation
under this title They are kind Of "min-
uss men," ready At any moment to engage
In the peaceful conflict which is now pro-
guessing fos The election of President
the'r UNIFORM n . blue shirt. with Lincoln
osdge fastened with : geld colored star on
sN isfs Dreast-fed caps. &c, &c. The
company i composed Of active Young
men - viii do good service ia the cause.
We hors 70 sse them in attendance n our
satihcahon meeting on the 24.h inst, and
we ars assursd they will be.
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brick DWELLING HOUSE.
~ Fan Z

The un6srssGned oAens fer sale 9po1 Arse eisss
t-eiltng the II SIKH aaf w.lsuf erect n
- to- stories high All eont.ias foas x.eh
10 fnshef In the fstest hsynx As~a
recently r>zssvsted ssf improved. aSSin
Gao ne dessrsss Any wishing purcAss> such
hsSse eaa have a. oprs,=slty If dviag
reasonable terms, ~ ealing
WILLIAM puKN.
AsS Sss. i1sn 7s-tf
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Fire yesterday half mile outside oil
corporation on Boston pike. The brick two
story dwelling, belonging to Mr. Shinn.
was burned down fire originated in shed
in which the females were ironing. Loss
about So, CO.,
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HENRY * LANE.


Coanersville, on Tuesday, August ..
Brookvill-. "Wednesday, 5.
Liberty. g. fharsiay.
Cenarevillc. - FRIDAY. 10
Speaking 10 commences ~ o'clock on each
day Fret. Fletcher Republican candidate Tor
Superintendent of Public distraction will aiiress
the people on the important sahjici of Con-
mon Schools ., The same places aad On the same
days
Ne cordially invite the people, without dis
tiuc,ioa of parties TO asiesd AZ the places aud
times above aamed
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BOOKS ! BOOKS

BOOKS BOOKS!
Lives or LincoIn and anmiiM.
viii On she Fiess.
su.ohiozraphieai -coi,e-,ioas by c. n Leslie;
Ik'fsy 1esrs "at Of the senate. By Jack Ds~osae.
Bsoits Of OF ssci<ty
Five hundred Daily MISTAKES Csrrsessd.
Home and Asro 81, by Bsysrd TAYLOR
The Dohbfn Boy. or in tbs Life Of Cav. T. p
BAnh3.
Seed time .n4 harvest, ers.Ii-z. hoax for Youa
The Old -~ssI-vs ~ fnffaua
Atlantic Asnthiy for Aaza-..
&c = AT CITY BooIsrogR
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TURNPIKE ELECTION.

Ia srs y 1T b9
election held At she resfs~sce % E1as Thon.s IN
Friday the l7th ~ Aaxast, 1881 s'elssx.p
TIE o. eieerInx Bozri Five
the Hiifsboro .ns A4ch2, ad Tg,npixs e. apaav
Es0S T1oNAS, se-.v
Aog sts. 1850. n
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FIRE AND LIE E INSURANOB
A @ NCY,
RICHMOND, IND.

FIRE CON PANIE0l
CONTINENTAL, NEw YOaK.
Cspi,si and suvplus. oo93.z0e -
bJfhe insured participate in ne proAts. for the
year just ended. this company has declared dviisnA
OF -
HU ADoLDT, NEW YORK,
Capital and ssiplas, ssso 900 90
Capital and surplns. 80 100
AMERICAN EXCHANGE, NEW YORK.
Capital. $20J.00 %
QUAKER CITY. PHILADELPHIA,
Capital and surplus, $50 coo -
LIFE lN~URAVCE.
GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York
T FYnsur.nee iov A. n anv other rsisBle eompa.
mics special attession paid Farm property. Lossss
promptly adjusted and psid-
WILLIAM BELL,
Is Agent for the foregoing Companies
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Naft Ticket,

For ceveyRoy. II - Lane
L. Eor-, o. r. Morton.
STATE S>r'y, VIM A. Pe~Fle-
. Treas., iona. g. Harvey
!" Aad1sr, Albert LANCE.
mr. GEN.. James G. jones',
snp'tP IA, Mfies J Fletcher
Re ss- or, Benz Harrison
Clerk 81 =" John +. yoses.
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THE SINGER STITCH

is simple and explains itself. 1t is formed
by upper and under thread, of equal
strength. interlocked OF Ora wn into the centre
ofthe cIoth-using just the amount of thread
required to make strong seam, aud no
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-11

NEW BAKERY.
The Subscriber is NOW prepared 20 furnish all Who
may waat. with a superior article 90 Soda E!sclit Bat
ser and Boston Crackers Cakes Pies. &c, Nc-HheE
wiz lie sold as low IS is consistent will a fax living
profit.
w have ccnstantly OF hama, and can nj orders
for Soda biscuit, Butter x Boston Crackers, OF very
short notice
No .. Main -. Warren O., , dccrs sou;h o. Ander-
son = huPp's store.
WAnELN. Oct .utI. 5-- VI. w. EAE.ihk.
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
EsCTaRT IT

@zszs - The Proprietor desires to inform his
OSE[ friends and uatross. that he may nov
E&5f he found on Lihrrtv street. south Of the
AAbInE where as fJracrly, he is manu-.
facturing to order. anGfor sale Carriages and Bug=fes
o. veryhescriptlon ;a1d willcOnstauily teepou hand
a good assortment otthe most approved 81. les. which
for material. substantial workmanship md elegance
Of finish ,shsllnotte su=Vas-rd in THE section ofuhic.
Those wantinE \ vehicle Of any kind. will 10 weIl Gy
giving me a call a. they can scarcely fail in being
suited either in style, quality terms or price.
PaintinVsnd Trimuin done ia u superior manner.
ard At prices that will give satisfaction.
Cash willb he paid, and good prices. for the best Of
all kinds second groGth carriage lumber.
Warren, April2J %. l.. X. WISELL.
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VII NI"FW|NF VsHNNlVT 20. III" - |1F.
AR II T. KtsGsLEY. Sir:-I have been selling TIE
medicines Of the GraLeuberg COMPANY tur the last ten
sears. and have invariably T. uni thsm 10 give gOo-
satisfaction; AMI the pills have SOLD to a good MANY
families as regularly as their tea and couer. ari vi D.
nv trade they h--Ome 4 staple article. MsrShalTs
Uterine C'thoiicou is a u.edIcius that has done a gr.st
mount &C EoOi in female diseases. Our lady 7 sold 0;
50 told me she had received more Leueht from one hot
tie than she dIt lrsU a long course Ot medical treat
ueut b. the most sLihfuI ply siciaus.
NO.rs Iraly, JAMES WILSON.
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MES RnE1SsnN,s crnrIrIc,rr

VEsNoN. TIuniuII Co.. May 1t, iS53
This crr.iGes that l have been in very poor h-alti
for ye2rs and found iIst.e or 40 rei.ei after employing
. uuCI. vT I physicians My disease US PTnItpsi-
UteTi. ! had been reduced by that and FiG-r AiHu>
E0tl I hid become ulc- rated 10 "a coUsil-farle extent.
By the advice Of Dr. q vs.. i:u>hutil. I Vr,curr,i au,.
took six bottles Of NaT-hsI's Uterine CathoIicOu
which enabled lie - attend 70 INV husband in his lat
sickness until he died. which was about a YEAR lin e
| have taken .Hrre bottles since his d-ath- Which has
E'air me .lle To Tabor and support NY fzmily e ta.re
children. The Cath0.icou has ueITiy restored me 70
hralh. II Is the Oaly thing that has ~litIsa;et my SUI
ieTius. for which l feel very grateful.
M.EY L EGgTNSON.