The southerner. [volume], December 23, 1854, Image 4

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PREMIUM -
Iron Piano-Fortes.
- r - .
THESE instruments possess mnny advan
tajresovcr. thoso made .of wood, and are from
20" to 23 per cent, less in price for the same
pattern. . . ,
They are all 7 octave, of the most aupe
periortone ami finish, and are "warranted to
Bt:ind in any climate.
The undersigned continue to manufacture
Tiano-fortes in rosevvood case, from $235 to
Our catalogue of SHEET. MUSIC is the
largest in the country, and vve can furnish
EVERY A UTICLE in tlje Music line.
Sheet Music sent by Mil.
: " : FIRTH, POND & CO.,
No. 1 Franklin Square, New York.
laci'innnii ISchrcincr,
:::" Proes sor oj Music,
w:.,MiNOTON, NO CA.
'KEEPS constantly on. hand Pianos of the
bestminnfacture with all the la test improve
ments. Thee instruments have ail been se
lected bv himself . t the North, and have to
undergo a thorough trial before being sold; he
therefore feels confident that he can give en
tire satisfaction. All Pianos war. -anted for
tw years. New Music received as scon as
published and sent by m.iil free of postage to
prepaid orders enclosing the amount. Per
sons are respectfully iuvited to call and see
Li instruments, whether they buy or not.
jtS-AU Pianos will be sold at Neio York
Prices. . March 6, 18o3.
Bcnj. Biossom&Son,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No 115 Front street,
NEW YOltK.
Bktcj. Blossom,
Ciias. W. Blossom. J
R fcr to the Branches of the Bank of the
State of N. C, at Taiboj 0', Wilmington and
Fayetteville.
Liberal Advances made on consignments
of Cotton, Naval Stores, and other Produce.
Cotton consigned to us, via Wilmington, N.
C. will be forwarded free of all charges by
ioss22 .a, Bsossoas.
General Commission and For
warding Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Who will make Cash Advances on consign
ments to his address, for sale or shipment to
us
Cash advances will also be made on con
signments to us, by
SYLVESTER BROWN,
Com m iss in n and Forwai d ing
Merchant
WASHINGTON, N. C.
On Cotton sent to him for shipment to us
no charge whatsoevr will be made, either;
for storage, forwarding, commissions,
anything else.
November 2 1852.
er :
House, Sign, and
Ornamental Isiufim
.
THE Subscriber informs fho citizens'
of Edgecombe and adjacent counties,
that he is now prepared to execute the
above description of
In all the Various Branches.
Having had considerable experience ia
that line, in Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Va., he hopes to be enabled to give en
tire satisfaction to those who may favor
hiui with employment. He can be
found at any time at the Edgecombe
XT
X4.0USC. .
Tarboro', Jan. -o, lool.
: " i
rill. uAllULINA UlAWUr AU I Untt
-v.-
ARE still . manufacturing at the Rocky
Mount Mills, about
UOO,000 lbs Coll lit Yarn,
per annum, (equal to the best Georgia
yarns,) which they will deliver to Merchants
free of extra charge at New York prices.
Orders addressed to Battle $ Son, Rocky
Mount, N. C, will receive prompt attention.
Feb. 1852.
fob mm.
THE subscriber continues to keep horses
and.vehicles for hire on the following
TERMS PER DAY t
For carriage, two horses, and driver, $5 00
44 carriage and harness, . - 2 00
44 barouvhe two horses, and driver, 4 00
barouche and harness,
44 carryall, two horses, and driver,
, 44 carryall and harness,
44 buggy and horse,
44 buggy and harness,
horse, saddle and bridle,
horse,
horse and cart,
cart and gear,
horse and plough,
" plough and gear,
1 50
3 50
1 00
2 00
0 75
1 25
1 00
1 25
0 25
1 00
0 25
4 wagon and dray, by contract,
The above charges are for cn ordinary
day'b travel longer or shorter distances, by
watratt. Gee. Howard.
The
Subscriber
HAS just returned from New York, with a
Splendid assortment of ...
French. English and American
GOOB
CONSISTING OP
Black, blue and fancy Cloths,
Bli.nk nn,l fancv Cassimeres, of the newest
styles,
Testings, of all kinds,' some styles which ne
ver have been in this place before,
Scarfs, Neck ties, pocket handkerchiefs,
1 s 11 . 1
i Gloves silk, thread, and kia oiancoiors,
Silk and woo! shirts, and
a fine supply of,
Morissorf s best Dress Shirts ,
All of which he specially invites the citizens
ef Edgecombe and adjoining Counties to in
spect, assuring tbem on his part that who
ever favors him with their custom, shall re
ceive ample justice, in Materials, Workman
ship, &c. &c.
A fine lot of READY MADE CLOTHING,
of his own and Northern Manufacture, which
will be sold low. Give me a call and be satis
fied that what I here assert is no mistake.
J AS. MEHEGAN.
Tarboro', Sept. 22, 18o2.
500. Dollars
CHALLENGE.
EC
WHATEVER concerns the health
and
happiness of a people is at all times of the
most valuable importance. I take it for
granted that every person will do all in their
power, to save the lives of their children, and
that every person will promote their own
health at all s icriiieo; I feel it to be my
duty to solemnly assure you that WORMS,
according to the opinion of the most celebra
ted Physicians, are the primary causes of a
large ra jonty of disc aos to which children
and aduM a: e liable; if you have an appetite
continual' v changeable from one kind of food
J to anotiierj tj breath, pai in the stomach,
picking at the nose, hardness and fullness of
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irreg
ular remember hat all tl esedenote Worms,
and you should at once apply the remedy:
IIobeni(tcks worm Syrvp.
An article founded npon scientific princi
ples, compounded with purely vegetable sub
stances, being perfectly safe when taken, and
can be given to the most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect, -where Dotcel Com
plaints and Dlanhao have made them weak
land debilitated tke tonic properties of the
Worm Syrup are such, that it stands without
an equal in the catalogue of medicines, in
giving tone and strength to the stomach,
which makes it an infallible remedy for those
afflicted with Dypepsia, the astonishing
cures performed by this Syrup after physi
cians have failed, is the best evidence of its
superior efficacy over all o.'hcrs.
The Tape worm!
This is the most difficult Worm to destroy
of all that infest the human system, it grows
to an almost indefinite length becoming so
coiled and fastened in the intestines and
-stomach effecting the health so sadly a.s to
's
cause St. Vitus Dasce, Fits, &c, that those
afflicted seldom if ever suspect that it is Tape
or hi hastening 1 hem to an early grave. In
order to destroy this Worm, a very energetic
treatment must be pursued, it would there
fore be proper to take 0 to 8 of my Liver
pms so as to remove all obstructions, that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon flic
Worm, which must be taken in doses f 2
jTablesnoonfulls 3 times a day; these direc
tions followed have never been known to fail
in curing the most obstinate case of Tape
Worm.
QJTTobcnsack's Liver Pills.
No part of the system is more liable to
disease than the LIVER, it serving as a fil
terer to purify the blood, or giving the pro
per secretion to the bile; so that any wrong
action of the Liver effects the other import
ant parts of the system, and results various-
- '
&c. We shpuld, therefore, watch every
symptom that might indicate a wrong action '
01 the Llvcr- lhese rills beinS composed of
Id ana I'll AM a lurnished by nature
to heal the sick: Namely, 1st, An EXPECT
ORANT, which augments the secretion from
the. Pulmonarv mucus mftmhranAnrnrnmntps '
the discharge of secreted matter. 2nd. An ; , , , m. -...1
v ? . ton's Vegetable Tincture.
Aiii&fi.iivii, which cuanges in some ln-
explicable and insensible manner the certain
morbid action of the system. 3rd. A TON
IC which gives tone and strength to the ner
vous system, renewing health and vigor to
all parts -of the body. 4th, A CATHARTIC,
which acts in perfect harmony with the oth
er ingredients, and operating on the Bowels,
and excelling the whole mass of corrupt and
vitiated matter, and purifying the Blood,
which destroys disease and restores health.
TO .FEMALES'
You will find . these Pills an invaluable
medicine in many complaints to which you
are subject. In obstructions either total or
partial, they have been found of inestimable
benefit, restoring their functional arrange
ments to a healthy action, purifying the
blood and other fluids so effectually to put to
flight all complaints which may arise from
female irregularities, as headache, giddiness,
dimness of sight, paiu in the side back, &c.
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hoben-
sack, all others being base Imitation.
jf-Agents wishing new supplies, and
Store Keepers desirous of becoming Agents
must address the Proprietor, J, N. Hoben
sack, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by all Merchants and Druggists
in the county and State, Agents, GEO.
IIOiyARD, Tarboro; "Wholesale and Retail
Agent for the county . F. MARSH ALL.
Halifax.
Prise 25 tit. Each;
4SpeaU of nic as you li
r NOTHING EXTENUATE,
Nor aughl net down iri malice.
TRUTH IS MIGHTY!
I A: plain and uh varnished Statement.
Mother: a d Dawjhtcr cured.
r-' : rn ' Btyles the most recherche, is now prepared to
Ham pton's-.l inciurep-
Capon Bridge,
Hampshire county, Va., March 1, 18-34.
Mr. E. P. Cooper, Dear Sir: Agreeably
to your request, and my own desire to benc-
ii. - t imvphi' ftortitv the areai
. lue -
reuei 1 receiver irom mc use i
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture.
I was taken with a violent palpitation, or
! rather fluttering or trembling of the heart
which continued several days; it seemed as
though my heart had almost forgotten its
office. The family became alarmed and pro
cured a bottle of the valuable medicine, and
before I had taken near one bottle of I his
Tinclure of Hampton 1 1 was entirely relieved.
This is the third instance of relief in my
family from the use of this valuable medi
cine. Two or three years ago I was laid up
with ulceration of my ankle, froia effect of
what is usually called milk leg. I had lost
all taste and appetite, aud the sore, which
was some four inchet up and down, aud half
way around my ankle, rejected every effort
to heal it, until I procured Hampton's Vege
table Tincture; one bottle of which restored
my health, hea'el my ankle, and am freer
from swelling than for the last thirty yiars.
Again, one of my daughters was very low
from severe dysentery, and when she began
to sit up her feet comraonced swelling,
which increased every day and began to be
very painful she used a bottle of Hamp
ton s Tincture; the pain3 were assuaged, the
s welliug subsided, and her health returned
we kept her legs bandaged with strips of
uroolen until her strength returned. I have
been thus particular, that others under sim
ilar circumstances might be induced to avail
themselves of this remedy.
Yours with respect,
Elizabeth Edwards.
I do hereby certify that I am personally
acquainted with Mrs. Edwards, and can
safely recommend the above statement to be
correct. E. P. Cooper, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge, Hampshire county, Va.
gyDelicate Ladies and Children will
please give it a triaL
Call and gef. p.iuiphlets gratis.
r-See Cures.
Hampton's Vegntable Tinclure.
Ciill and get pamphlets gratis, with histo
ry of discovery of this wonderful Blood Pu
rifier, and see certificates of our own citi
zens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scrofula,
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Ner
vousness, &c. &c.
LIVUR COMPLAINT, DERILITT.
(Extract from James Ilarriv, Esg.'s Letter,
Alexandria, IV.)
After speaking of wonderful cures on him
self, he says: "Mrs. II. has been sutiering
with the liver complaint and with inability,
constantly com plaining from weakness, thro'
her whole (system. She now enjoys better
health than for 30 years, being entirely res
tored by the use of Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture."
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Extract from a letter from J. Grimes, Esq.,
Loudon county, Vo.
"My wife ha been afflicted with great
weakness, pain in the breast, side and back;
palpitation of the heart; feebleness of the
nervous system; loss of appetite; complexion
sallow; the sight of one eye almost gone, the
other very weak. I am pleased to say,
Hampton's Tincture has restored her to pei
fect health. Her eyes are as ood now ts
ever they were.
KH ECMATISM, 38 YEARS.
Mrs. E. Bagwell, of Virginia, suffered
from Rheumatism from her 12h to her 50th
v o v r
ing wealthy, she employed tke best medical
attention, and tried many medicines, but was
.cured only by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
The wife of Thomas M. Yeaklc, grocer, 75
; Pearl St., was a great sufferer for
eight
eget
.MERCURIAL RftETJMXTlSM.
Mr. Jarritt PlUmmer, No. 158 East Balti
more street., suffered this disease intensely
six years; could not sleep; dreadful ulcers
formed on his limbs, from which splinters of
bone issued. His physician pronounced him
incurable, tbut Hampton's Vegetable Tinc
ture' cured him.
' HEREDITARY SCROfUtA.. -
A boy in the family of Hon W, P Thom
asson, once member of Congress from Ken
tucky, was a mass of sores from head to foot.
His eyelids turned inside out, protruding over
the eyeballs so as to produce blindness. - He
was cured by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
DYSPSrsiA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &q.
Mr, Wm, Oldham, pt Baltimore . custom
house, suffered , , these . complaints for 18
months, with both !jody and mind. seriously
affected. He ij?as restored by Hampton's
egetable Tincture, after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry C. Winn had a cough . for 5
years; great weakness, etc.; b.ad, in all, 5 or
6 physicians; tried all their remedies, but
was cured only hy ' , '
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLETINCTUIIE.
jCall and get pamphlets gratis. Sold
by Geo. Howard and Leigh & Thigpen, Tarr
boro,--Mortimer & Mowbray, Baltimore.
June 24, 1834. - A. vr,
The Latest
News
TnK Subscriber , having just returned
from New,.. York, Sere he has engaged a
number of very superiorAworkmen, and laid
in a complete assortment of materials of the
f IN : H IS ft R A N C H O F B U S IJT E SS
To order, in a manner warranted to give en
tire satisfaction. ! He wiU also keep con
stantly on hand an assortment of '
Iteuttn made Vehicles,
II A UN ESS. &c
He that in Nelson's buggies takes a ride,
Will never consent to ride in any beside;
This you "may think is strange to tell,
The reason is obvious; they ride so well.
JAMES NELSON.
Tarboro', Oct. 26, 1852.
Land for Sale.
: -O
1000 ACRES of good Swanjp Land,
in the lower part of Beaufort Co., on
the south side of Patnplico River, aud
near South Creek.
For particulars apply to
W, H. Willard.
Washington, N. C, Jan'y 2, '54.
Metropolitan Silk Stock!
REMOVAL,.
. t
Edward, JLambcrt S go.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP
Silk & fancy Goods,
Having removed to their
JiCtt) W3Vt)QUBt9
No. 55 Chambers Street,
NEW YORK,
Opposite the ParJc)
Invite the attention of the Trade to
their SPRING IMPORTATION of
Rich Silks,
Dress Good .
Shaw
Itibbons,
Embroideries. S;c.
Merchants throughout the United
Statos arc solicited to examine our as-
sortiucnt, which iu
, .... r tt . ,
Nnretty. Richness and Variety,
is believed to be unsurpassed in this
metropolis, and adapted tv the wauts of
the very bet trade i this counu v; all
Di wniin win te onereu 10 KjUii ana
first ciass sis aios. 'lu) crs, oa the most
favorable terms.
John I. Smith,
WHOLESALE
1 11152:2:1,1. V
AND
MANUFACTURER,
2X l :uil 335
SROiDWAY. IVew York;
(Xext door to th-e BR OA D WA V BANK, )
Is now prepared to offer tke MER-
CHANTS visiting the city to buy tluir
Spring goods, the
LARGEST AND rtff&T 8EAUTJFUI
assortment of
fJnabrcIlas :uil Parasol-,
to be found in Kurope or America.
You are respectfully iuvited to call and
examine the stock
Before Purchasing.
N. B. Please cut out this card aai
put
refer
flOTlGE,
THE firm of Pittman C Cuthbcrt br)
lJiw tlissnlcrd hv. inutu.il rnn;rnt.. T hum
o j - .
associated myselt 111 business WltU Wtfs,
Lea & Bramniey lSy this association
I shall be able to afford additional ad-
vantages and facilities to my old pat-
ronsabd Friends, and trust I shall re-
ceive for my new connecon the simc
patronage so liberty tended to me in
former business. Blake PlHma.
PnrcKnr.. T t .i i i o e
xretcr&uuro, v, January vd,
:-')r' "
"Avi.m associatea Mr. make
Pittman with us in business, wc shall
cont inue the same as heretofore under
the stvl( and firm nf
Wills, La $r fir oic n ley,
at our present stand on Walnut street.
Wills, Lea & Brownley.
- Petersburg, Va., January 3,1854.
Cut Herrings.
200,000 Cut Herringsin bulk, :
AbO bbls do for sale by
' T W. II. Willard.
, Washington, N. C., May 10,54
Cbflfce.
150 Bags Rio, Laguira'.and Cape Coffee,
v l7pr sale by ' , M H. Willard. t
Dec10, '53. i ;1 ;
it in your memorandum book for lor me m my stable upon my horses tucky iS.-e .u
euce m cases o bprams, Bruises, Galls, Strains' this tbwi tiie hWi and responsible stao.jn ,,,:'
1 qn,l siir a .Tv a i ... ior me .u. ii hook . oncern. v.uineuii p........ (
Jolltl 1 Sill 1 fll orvs ot adherent Kinds, incident to a .ot-moro satisfiM-cory testimony in fivor of any iimmIi.
,. 7 larrre
MEXICANS
Liniment
' ? 3 is dr:. tJt - .. . ,. - - v.-.- -
...
yt y . ...1
s . tyryqntqn, 2iTC.t'June 1853 '.
q. -Bragg & Co.: Gentlemcn.--X
feel'jt my (Juty not "only to' you, but to tlios
a ,
nave oe.enio auu niyt leouiuonjr iu iuui i
the wonderful effects of your Mexican Mu-
ang Liniment. - , ,
I was severely, attacked in December las
with Inflammatory Rheumatism in its wor? '
form suffering n'ght and day with excrr
''dating pain for six months being for tl
' whole time entirely unable to walk, or cv
step. My right leg was sa contracted ai. -!
drawn up that I could not put it to ti
! ground, and my left arm was as badly con
tracted. During the whole time, I was at
tended by two of the most skilful Physicians
in theplacs But ihey were unable to afford
me any relief, and they finally gave me up,
pronounced me' incurable, and said I must
1 die! , ;
At this critical moment I commenced us
ing the Mexican Mustang Liniment, and, aftci
using two small bottles, I began to find relie'
from my sufferings. Seven bottles cured mt
perfectly, and I am now'as well, and stout
er than ever I was before. '.. - .
- t Yours gratefully, ,.
George Good.
Morganiori, June 30th, 18 3.
I certify that I am acquainted TWvh G Jorge
Good, who signed the above certificate, asid
I know that he was afflicted with the Rheu
matism as above stated, and that he was
cured by the use of the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. James G. Stay the.
Liberty, Virginia, June 30M, 1853.
Messrs. A. G. Bragg & Co.; Having
used the Mexican Mustang Liniment in my
family in several severe cases of hard lumps
and swelliugs, I cheerfully give my certifi
cate to its excellent effects.
My daughter had a hard lump as large as
a hen's egg on her wrist for a year or more.
I told her to rub the Liniment on it as di
rected, and in a few weeks, by its constant
application, it was entirely removed without
producing pain or soreness.
I have also usjd the Liniment for Scrofu
lous tumors or Swellings in the throat, of
long standing, on two of my servants, and it
removed them both in a short time. I con-
sid.r them all remarkable cures, as they had
been treated unsuccessfully by physicians,
and I can safely recommend the Mexican
Mustang Liniment as the best article I ever
Jcsse T IlophiMm
Proprietor of Hopkins' Hotel,
' Sumplerville, S. C, Jane : 18, 1853.
Messrs. A. G
i c ri -i .,
jji :i nr, (V Co.: lientlemen.
I drop you these few lines to iuform you
. . . "
Xaat my Wile WIS ben afflicted With Some-
thing like Salt Rheum for the last fourteen or
me wBiiuuiiuuor
nlteen years on both hands and arms un to
xv times iiaYini the anno:!T:itpf
I i j! I .
- n
of Erysipelas, and at other times that of
T .tt H! -r
xciicx, ur iiiiigffonn. i can
assure you
. what all the community know to be a fact,
: that she has had all the medical aid that
. tins ciaiw auorus, Avitiimit the least benefit.
i C.i. ir.. i ... ... i
Iinf nil AflTA.u li .
lUt all CtlOi tS Seemed to have a tendency to
illli.tme them, and we had o-iven ud all hanp
Jiupt s
OI a cure Until we Saw your advertis ements,
wlion wn ,luiim;,, l ,r .
wnen we determined to give your Mexican
Mustan a Liniment !a trial W nvofiivnl i
, . t. ' B .piotmi.ua
DOttle Irom Dr. John J. Miller of our village.
aud before using one bottle we found that
mere was a great change. We aro now
usln;; the second fifty cent bottle, and her
hands are as smooth as an infant's, and ap
parently as sound as ever they wore in the
world. I am confident that many sufferers
ought to see your advertisements, and trv
tius gieai reineuv. I OU are. at ilOCrty to
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4JLi3Z XXf A Ji;i(IIC Villi IliMMSM
- - v - j r
I am yours truly, O. P. McEoj.
Savannah, 'Jeo., June 2oth 18 2.
I have used the Mexican Mustang Liniment
numoerof horses. I used' it'unon a
j nore wnich had been saddle-galled for near-
l"y a year. ' I had tried many remedies, and
i one in particular, that I had been in the hab-
, it of using for years, and had generally pro v-
,1 ..ino,'..i
v ouwuai, wuiuing appeareu to give it
Nothinff anneared to srive it
any relief until I tried the Mustang Liniment,
whlch cured it in a very short time. Icon-;
sider it an invaluable remedy, and would not
be without it. Wm II. Holmes.
'
OES.The Liniment is put up in
Tt? 5
Jhe ceut ,e eon-
! t;A1s o times as much as the 2o cent size, and
te $1 size has . 3 times as much as
.the 50 cent size. The large sies beim; much. ,
cheaper.
G. W. Westbrook, (successor to A. G.
r gg& Co-,) Originator .nd sole proprietor,
304 Broadway, N Y., and corner 3rd and
; Market st., St. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists generally, and by '
i GEO. HOWARD, Tarboro
June 17, 1854.1 - : j ' I -I ;
Union; Agricultu ral
Warhonsc fc Svctl Store,
Ralph 4-Col, 83 Fulton St.,
NEW YORK,
Plows and Custirigs.
1000 of John Mayher & Co's No. GO
1H and 10 Plows, A
10,000 lbs ditto Points, v
For sale by
W: U. Willard.
Oct. 20, '53.
a .- k' a i ,b,na Aiitt.ura t ir. i t:(.i'.-
iNTUCKV
SOUTHSRN
Remedy
' DU JOHN Iillt.I.-s
S A R SAP A R I L I a
ruw me . me.wtien used aecordin" to dir.
L cure, wtkout fail : ar,iCl
ions, win
Scrofula
or Kind's Evil.
Cancers. KrmHn.
. f the Skin, Krvsipp'lr,, '
Tnmor.., Chronic Sore Eve,
II
th
f.. Mercury. I.o.s U i rai"th'
bhouHer?. Cenei-nl n...; : , '" "M I
Dropsy.
luiiuiieiicts m i.ue. (Jlivtr.ie Con
?ti uMonal Diseases, ns a Sprin- ad
bummer Dnnk. and C.eneral Tojuc f .r ;lle
Svstem, and a '.ienM and l'l.asu.t
fariirive. i is sujH'rior to li'.ue
Lick and Congress Water,
Salts, or Seidlitz
Powder.
it is a remarkable firt, that anion? the lmn.lrp. p
.ninent p!iysi ians wlio have examined rl.e rer.ip.. IH wni,i,
nulls SMrs:Mi:iriUM i rnv.ivir.,l na . "
V. Timaitruc T .. .1 ... - ..." ".
it
"i'r'""' -' vuuiuiviiu lr, 111 the i ,rl.
the llef that it is decidedly the test preparation of s "
atariila that has ever been placed Ufove the mU.
Although there are many physician who f. cl a ro'tir-iJ '
to bavin; tlieir names appended to the reooinnie'iilrioi, f
any particular renwdy, notwitlistatidinjr they mvam.rov,
of ir, in the highest decree, there are orlx-rs who fr'u.kV
k?ld their supiorr, in favor of a remedy which tlu-v km,
is eapnSle of di.injr fo nsucli good in" an jifl!ic ej
niuiii-y. As an evidence, read f lie fuliowin-jt from oil I
reHpcrrahle physicians, of Ui-h standing iu tut ewuwimiif
iu which they live: '
TESTIMONY.
fO Testimony like the fo!lowi:; nni-ra snperflon .ill
OlllUients on lie. eSfleaey of Hull Sarsaparilla l'rnni lr
Ij. I'.. Vandell, Professor of Clieniissrv in t !n lmivil
SIjli al College: " 1 bav looked over the list f inrt'lii-nrs
COinfMtsing John Hull CVnipitnn 1 Kx tract of Sarsapariii::.
and have no hesiiation in caving that tliev firm a safe
compound, and one ttiat proiuLs wcJI in chronic dicac
to which it is upplirah'le. L. p. YANHKI.h. M 1).
lruisviPe. -slutie iJ, 18-4S.
What Dr ' Pyles. physician hy appointment to the Louis
ville Mariu HositaL says of ihiirsarsapariila :
Louisville. March "20. 1S19.
I have examined the pi-escri prion for the preparation wf
John P.ulfs Siirs;iparilhi. and I lteiieve the coii liiiiariim to
W ap exellent one. and well calculated to produce an alur
ative impression on the system. I have used it both ia
public and private practice, aud think it the lest arid
of S&rsuparilU now iu use.
M. PYl.V.?. M. 1)
Resident Physician Louisville Mariue Uosj-ital.
. Lou-'ON, Kr.. April 23th. UV
Sir Permit, me to address to you a few lines. a..d do i e
the liotior to rely to a request that I will make iu ti.
conclusion of this letter. &c.
i m a graduate oi i ransvivama jieaicai v .niver.-i; . i
:.. .;i.i. ,..rr,
t i ,.... .-fit' ,T.--. t
' fire j'rs, Wt owius to exposme to bitter void weatt.er.i
uav ueeu iiiuisposea Wlrll Acute litteumaiiMii a f-
months After having exhausted mv skid ill the trea'inet,;
of ",y ana deriTil, ,1H w,wiT' 1 wa ,"",,.IM,,;,l. '
your fluid extbact of sausahau-lh a lair trial. :;vl
awrdiutrly purchased a battle of yourmeiiieine iv.ai
. ana 1
must confess that one bottle has entirelv cure 1 inc.
It is my opinion, that your preparation cf S.-trstiparil.
18 decided I v suwerior to auv other nreuaratjon now in 11-1,
an' ' w'" tH'e great .pleasure in reeounnendii!; it to tit
phyiciaus to use it i their practice. &c,
.. . Kyectfuily you n. u. ai.lex. m. d
I.oi-tFTin.E, .1uy l?h "! !'
I have examirte l the list of arfK les that conq -e .n i. i
Bull' Extract of 5arsaPad!l.t. and I have no hesuran..n ia
t,la' ir is 11 safii an'' valuable com pound. 1 wc-iii'l
pr(.fol. jt to any Mrti.te lM)vv i ,lse (r t,e ,h-eases an-n
from an impure state of the blood or taint -f the !..
1 confidently recommfU lit to my friends as he ins :i ' "
fll, Kxtmetnd o.a.- that l iiieve win cure all .-f
disease, for which is U recommended, if used aocord:i"
directions. 1 believe it to be a valuable succe luieum :
Mercury. Nay, l have my d.aibts whether in ti..c ii: ;
lioiciii ani protract'U cases i ypnius, ;vicuiuip:iiiic i
Nodes Troplie, in caries of the boues, whether it vii:'"'
not to succeed tvery oiher retedy.
S. 15. McCOXA'-IIir. M P.
Honorary Member of the Medical Society. I'liilaikh uA
" VZr' Hear, what Pr. Prnpp. a physicinn wh stnn.l '. ri
top of .his profession, sa-ys of John Jiull's S;ir-;i.'" ' '
1 have been using John thill's arsapari.'la in a l'I'''
ariety of chronic diseases vvitli (he iisost liiippy '
and l.iiavo no henJtiviiou in tvcommciidin!.' ir to the .u-.r.
for the cure of scrofula, syidiilis, and ail cutai:t-u an I
gianuurar Uiseases Yours, inour fervenMv,
Lewi-port, Ky., A mil Gib. 1SVJ. WM. STAl'J'. M. I1
t - ' '
lev E. W. SEKON, Rev. E. STEVENS:
(fONCU'SlVE". The followiiiir is a verbatim copy !
oertificate now in the possession of tli- proprierer of liu'u's
Sarsaparilla.' " Kev. K. W .ehon is widely and peiM-n':;'
known as an loqiicnt and accomplished pastor of t be '
K-fhureh, and Kev. li S evensou has been known a i
tif the;uiost talented and zealous membera that tucy --
luedk-iue. liev. li. W. Schon Kev. K Stevenson :
1.0U.'fVlLl.E,M:y"-1-''-We
have nwil .Tol n Ttnll's S:trsanarilia. and livc kli'""
it to be used, Mith eniiie safisfartion ; and we h:".e i '
hestitatiou in stating our belief, that i'. is
valuable medical compound, and calculated to l"1"'"'
much good and reiit ve much MilTering; f1"'1'1
-tild vheerfully aud most earnestly i-eeiiinieud it 'p Cl
afflicted. - ; i: W- SKUOV
(Signed) ' ' ''' ' E. STKVfcNsON
Wearne'flv invite all persons who are wfTcring th
any of " the ills that tlesh is lmir to." to tail on v '''
Bull's Hgelit. and get a coj.v of ltull's Fiiwi.y .'ouru
cratis: an.l for the sake of iiuuiaiiity, e 'l;',, .
afliicted
thijoii v voluntarily KliowX'red oil Tr bull s ear.-ap
from ell kno-vvA and Aiistjiiuishcd jniliuJuals. bo
public and private life. UuV-Wen perftctiy ovtrliei uu
Cr"Ir. John UuII'b I'rimipal Olbie. west biM r
street first door below Main. Iam isvillk. Kv.
Tor sale by Geo Uncardjirbnu'.
Wm. II. WillarJ,
1 1 Commission Merchant.
'WASHINGTON, N
GIVES his attention. to receiving and for.
warding. Merchandize, and produce, a ml J
prepared to makUlicral CASII ADYANCi:
on all article consigned to him for slle cr
shjpmeni to his'ri.eiids 'in Ultimore, Now
Y;or-k and Boston,'.. V , Qct21, 18-32.
Gruefenberg Mcdiciys;.
JUST nEClilVi:D; a fresh supp
of these popular nielicines, viz:-
' Vegetable Pills, e tion, 'Gren
Mountain Ointment, Dysentcrj rllP
Sarsap;irilla Compound, Children's Pun,
acea, Consumptive's lialw, Health bit-.
ters,: 31arshairs Uterine Catholicou, Ac
.y- , ?' - Geo, ellovwi'd
V 2 '
.THE
m - . -.
KinKwPni or Tetfers. SenU He J
nhii!n i'iin. Pains in h p '
e-fiin.i.. sv,l!lJ!; r
sarsapariua a tkial, auer reailinjj, anu rcr"u.....-n7 .
Bin thnc, that if. is ihipossibl for the Doctor to p '
the tenth part cf the number of; certiScates of astoi.'--
ni.w. ......t.. I t... I.iu W............ .11!. - Tin. !l!llllllllt VI
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