ocr: AND FOR THE fUL ULCER aids, simples lPVtd that nation ine t i i,c liri, rto. lilii A. Sold also by -For sale in Wilmington, September 14. 1149. l-cowl2in LX QUART BOTTLES CURE UVEB CO, CONSL..- '' r 'fir U L B If ma m m "4 In this preparation are Mronelr con centrated all the Medicinal propertie of Sarsaparili.a. combined with tho mnt ffot,it the most salutary productions, the most potent of the veeetable kingdom - nnl it hat hn n fn nl "Iy bX. Pat'cn,s themselves, but also by Physicians, iciciicu uieir unu;tiinea recommendations and tne appro- puDiic ; and has established on its own merits a reputation for Sarsapanlla. Diseases hare been cured, such as are not furnished in the records of time past ; and what it has already done for the thousands who hare used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and struggling with disease. It puri fies, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new rigor throughout the whole animal frame. The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is know a from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently remoTed beyond the sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints might be greatly extended to w hich the Sarsapanlla is adapted, but experience prores its valae, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. Messrs. SAKns:-Havjng suffered many years with a diseafhroatVaffeetinc F,!m Jnd ,hnT,.!fitIr,e 1 WI.S trea,eo by h """it distinguished physicians in ,1"- 1 , wn,tf i h,a es wlthout recemng any permanent benefit, but ail the time my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful prog ress caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in, the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would aoon "T rmina.ted my life, had I not obtained relief threugh the medium of your ralu ame Sarsapanlla. I must say, gentlemen, when 1 commenced using the SarsapariJia I did not place much confidence in its virtues : and this will not surprise you, when you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the past four years, without any success ; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a few weeks, I w as obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved, but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen. foi the benefit of suffering humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly. D. PARENT. . . , . Consulate ef Fronet in tke Vnited Slmter. The above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. 'UOI Una EFFICACY far ninrnnr tn tho rirtnni .tmnAi.mt. K ,1.. n a-or me consul-general oi t r li, 10U, i,. BORG, Vice-Consul. - ranee. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. Let the facts speak fob themselves. The following striking, and, as will b seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cancer, is only another link in the great chain or testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read and be convinced. What it has done once it will do again : f . n . n Stamford, Ct., Oct. 5. 1847. Messrs. A. B. & D. Sards: Gentlemen In the year 1848 1 was attacked with cancer in my neck, which soon extended its ravages over the side of my face, eating tne flesh, and leaving the cords of my neck bare, discharging very freely, causing in tense pain and suffenng, depriving me of rest at night and comfort by day, destroying my appetite, and reducing me almost to the gates of death. 1 was attended by the nrst physicians m the state, who prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent couw effect, but during all the time I continued to grow w orse under their care. In the fcpnng of 1844 1 chanced to hear of the cures performed by your Sarsapanlla, and determined to try it. I had not used over two bottles before I felt its effects on my system most sensibly. My appetite was soon restored, my strength was increasing, tne discharge from the cancer decreased, and I soon began to perctiive that the flesh w as healing. 1 continued its use according to directions, and also continued to grow better and better from day to day, until 1 have been fully and w holly cured by its use. it is now two years since I was cured, and I have remained perfectly well up to this day. I have delayed giving you this certificate, that I might ascertain whether the disease would reappear ; but 1 am happy and most thankful to again repeat that the cure is a perfect one, and effected wholly by the use of your Sarsaparilla. The scars still remain ; and all who know me, and manv of the citizens of Stamford, can testify to the severity of my case and my sufferings,' and the health-restoring power of your aJsaPariHa. I can with unhesitating confidence recciuinend its use to everv sufferer afflicted with similar complaints. After experiencing what I have from its 'effects, I can say U one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow.' Most gratefully I am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. Ltgatiam Vnited State, Berlin, Prussia, April 8, 1844. Messrs. A. P. tt J). Sands: Gentlemen Having seen your Sarsaparilla used in this city with great effect in a severe case of Scrofu la, I have been requested to order three dozen bottles, which please send, on the payment of the enclosed draft on Messrs. Henschcn & VnkUart, with the least possible' delay. I am inspired only by a feeling of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked testimony to the value of a medicine which, widely as it is known, is not known as it ought to be. .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, tte. THEODORE S. 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ocr: ceasing to chew tobacco. AND FOR THE ISH tested, throughout the whole be greatly extended value, and each Messrs. Henschen feeling of philanthropy, in beereinr vou to put of a medicine which, .""N,. ' ara - . B. ; : ; Sold also by ; ' MllMIIHIIlHlH 3-For isale n WUaungton, February 1, 1S50 21-3in IN QUART BOTTLES CURE OF LIVER C BRo"r: DEB fir.. v ,r . Ix this preparation are stronelv con centrated all the Medicinal nronertics nt SiRSAPAktLLA, combined with the most effectual aids. Hie most salutary productions, the most potent Simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has bppn so fiillv not only by patients themselves, but also by Phyticians, mi ii n.ia icmvcu uieir unquauneo recommenuauons ana me appro bation of the public ; and has established on its own merits a reputation for taluk ana efficacy far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of SarsapariUa. Diseases have been cure!. Kimh sa are nut furnished in the records of time past ; and what it has already done for the thousands who have used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering und stniKeling with disease. It purines,- cleanses, and Strengthens tht fountain enrincj of life, and infuses new visor animal frame. 1 he di? eases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is known from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the Sphere Of Its action have rielded to its influence Tho ratalniriiA nf mmnlninti miirht to which the SarsapariUa is adapted, but experience proves its succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. . . Neu York, Feb. 17, 1848. Messrs. Sands: Having suffered many years with a disease of my throat, affecting Hie larynx, during; which time 1 was treated bv the most distinguished physicians in Europe and the United States, without receiving any permanent benefit, but all the tome my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful prog ress : caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in, the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would soon have terminated mv life, had I not obtained relief thranch the mvl able SarsapariUa. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the SarsapariUa I did not place much confidence in its virtues ; and this will not surprise you, when you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the past four mi.uv.ui ui; auwos ; uui aiicr using your aarsapanua a lew weei.8, 1 was obUged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved, but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemenmi the benefit of raftering humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly, D. PARENT. Consulate of France in the United Slatet. The above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. t. Parent as true. For the Consul-general of France, -'-Item YorK, rtb. 17,1848. I. BORG,' Vice Consul. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. Ixt thk tacts sfxak for themselves. The following striking, and, as will be seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cakcei, is only another link in the great chain, of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read and be convinced. What U ha done once it will do again : ' , Stamford, Ct Oct. 5. 1847: Messrs. a. a. & jj. 8a!ids: Gentlemen In the year 1843 I was attacked with a cancer in my neck, which soon extended its ravages over the side of my face, eating; the flesh, and leaving the cords of my neck bare, discharging very freely, causing ftv tense pain and suffering, depriving me of rest at night and comfort by day, destroying my appetite, and reducing me almost to the gates of death. , 1 w as attended by the hst ; physicians in the state, who prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent culd effect, but during all the time I continued to grow worse under their care. In Uie Spring of 1844 I chanced to hear of the cures performed by your SarsapariUa, and-: determined to try it. I had not used over two bottles before I felt its effects on my system most sensibly. My appetite was soon restored, my strength was increasing; the discharge from the cancer decreased, and I soon began to perceive that the flesh was healing. I continued its use according to directions, and also continued to grow better and better from day to day, until I have been fully and wholly cured by its use. It is now two years since I was cured, and I have remained perfectly well up to this day. I have delayed giving you this certificate, that I might ascertain w hether the disease would reappear ; but 1 am happy and most thankful to again repeat that the cure is a perfect one, and effected wholly by the use of your SarsapariUa. The scars still remain ; and all who know me, and many of the citizens of Stamford, can testify to the severity of ray case and my sufferings, and the health-restoring power of your SarsapariUa. I can with unhesitating confidence recommend its use to every sufferer . afflicted with similar complaints. After experiencing w hat 1 have from iu effects, I can say U one and til, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the -health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow." Most gratefully 1 am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. Legation Vnited State, Berlin, Prussia, Aprtl 8, 1848. ' Messrs. A. B. & D- Sawds: Gentlemen Having seen your SarsapariUa used in1 this city with great effect in a severe case of Scrofula, 1 have been requested to order r three dozen bottles, which nlease send, on the payment of the enclosed draft on St Unkhart. with the least possible delay. I am inspired only by a lish this unasked te&timonr to the value' widely as it is known, is not known as it ought to icht to be. Gentlemen, respectfully yours, fcc. THEODORE 8. FAY HlifabED AND BOLD, WHOLK8AU AND RETAIL, BY ' & D. 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ocr: 21-3m 1850 204a tJt' IN QUART BOTTLES e eaftES Mil mm mmwM . l ''01. A 1 1rrnTTn l!!! m In this preparation are trorelv con centrated all the Medicinal properties of AKSATARILI.A. I'.ornhhifvl with t ! inn! rfTi-rtim aids, tlie most sallllarv frnliwtinn the mnst notetlt Simples of the vetretahie kini?(lom and it lias liren so fulty tested, not only by patients themselves, but nl.o by PliysiVians, that it haa received thir n iMintis snd (lie apP'9'. bation of the public ; and has established on its own merits a repuMmto v. r iir tw rw.-.,.. s - . ., kAnt-innr tn name ", ,UA superior to me various compomiu - ..w Sarsaparilla. Diseases have been cured, such as are not furni.-hed in the Terow time past ; and what it has already done for the thousands who have used M capable of doing for the millions still suffering and strnKslinp with disease. ties, cleanses, and strengthens the. fountain springs of life, and inf's new np mmugiioui. me wnoie animal frame. , The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which ,.,o,.,.al cah:.iciuc m vc auapteu ; and those apparently " ,- sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The cataloRiie of m be prcatly extended to which the Sarsaparilia is adapted, but expcnewP value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. tf Messrs. Sanm : Having suffered many vears with a disease of mv &rM"s Uie larynx, during which time I was treated by the most distinguishcl Europe and the United States, without receiving any permanent beneHt." time my general health and strength declining, and the dis-case making '"i reis : cauctic applications were used, and whatever ele was thought w1 for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I giti being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing have terminated mv life, had I not ohtninf.il rii,r iiinmnii ih i,,m, off able Sarsaparilia. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using tlx I did not place much confidence in its virtues ; and this will not surprise ro you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies diinij """H years, without any success-; but after taking your Sarsaparilia a few This marvellous specific has not onij it my duty, gentlemen. foi the tenet"0"8' Mill II! Si obliged at last to vield to evidence but cured mo ; and I therefore think iiuuiMiuj, io give you mis attestation ot my cure. Yours very uw j,aRj5T . . Consulate of Franc in tnt rt i ne above statement and signature were acknowledged in our present i Parent as true. For the Consul-general f r1 A'ew York, Feb. 17, 1848. b L. BORtir CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CUR ( seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cancrk, is only another link wrfalV i., ...a jiicms. juei me amicteu reaa anu oe conwm done once it will do again : M rs. A. B. & D. Sands: Gentlemen-In the year 1812 I "; far in mv neck. Which snnn CTtn.lo:l .t -n.-a ....r tl.w sideOl i the flesh, and leaving the cords of my neck bare, discharging very Jg icusc p i rau suiienng, depriving me of rest, at night and comfort uj ""''tfV" my appetite, and reducing me almost to the gates of death. I ",as.!lvtHasJ'' Phys,c!ans in, the st;e, who prescribed for me, and did all fLcl could effect, but durin? all th tim. i .nnt;.,i t unrse umicr i"' -.f Messrs cancer i ie opnng oi iM4 I cl.anced to hear of the cures performed by Yf -":f(uZ determined to try it. I had not used over two bottles before I fcl t " J ?fm ?,OSt s,enslb,y- My appetite was soon restored, my strength J..! xharge fl0,n ,he cancer decreased, and I toon began to Frcc' llf. was healing. I continued its use according to directions, and .IttnK better and better from day to day, until I have been fully and y'l It is now two years since I wa cured, ami I have remained pcrfcct' disease would reappear ; but I am happy and most thankful to T2 cure is a oerfect one. and rr,oftwi uh..n.. w nfi-.mr Sarsap8'"'. ct,n , . "W ".- - , mru.j still remain; and ail who know me, and many , the citizens of w" wttl to the severity of my case and my sufferings, and the health-restoring I barsaparilla. I can with unhesitating confidence recommend its 11e )tseJ;i afflicted with similar rnmnluinM o, ..,;.w.;r, .vliat I have 'n'". ,-ritf'i . .-.v.. vvnii'ifliiiin. Aiier exinriKiiciiii: n... can say u one and all, " Hesitate and doubt, no loncer, but secure w ; health-giving virtue this med icine e:in nh,nr h.t Most gratefully I am, and shall alw ays remain, your friend, ISAAC nun STE I TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. . . legation United State, Berlin, Jnl ."S.--Gentle.nen-IIaving seen yotu t! tH,- f .Krei" enecl m a severe case of Scrofula, i naic p io!i - Ktitt .,en ,,oUles. hich Please send, on the payment of the jrfd fiehnVT'10? & Unkhart, With the least possible delay . J, v ,0 feelmg of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked test mo of a medicine which, widely a! it w known, is not known a i g fl. I am. Gentlemen, rcsner-.tfnllvvmirs. &.c. Hili"" A. TREr-ARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE ANN RETAIL, B B. & D.-SANDS. 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ocr: acquainted." THE Vb) AND FOR l ULCERS IN" QTJAHT BOTTLES bsfiiS 4&) CURE 4)F coNstC;; FEMAlf coM bat that Ix this preparation are ytmntrlr rnn. centrated all the Medicinal Sahsafahtlla, combined with the most effectual aids, the most salutary productions, the most potent simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been so nillv tested, not only by patients themselves, but also by Physicians, is ici civtu ineir unmiaiinea rprnmmpmiation n,i ih nnnrn. Oft ' the public : and has pstnhlishprl nn its nVL'TI mrif n runnfQfinn fnr valve and efficacy far Sarsaparilla. Diseases have been cured, such as re not fnrnishfvl in thn rornrriii nt nrae pasi ; ana wnat it has already done for the thousands who have used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and struggling with disease. It puri fies, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is known from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints might be greatly extended to w hich the Sarsaparilia is adapted, but experience proves its value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to iu fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. ih?fitf!;S!"?!,:,ivin5 nfl5red manv Tears with a diseafthroat! affecting ZT& !fi$!!tl'?9 1 W1? t?ated.bJr h mo distinguished physicians in Europe and the United Sta es, without receiving any permanent benefit, but all the time my general health and strength declining, and die disease making fearful prog ress : caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in, the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would soon have terminated my life, had I not obtained relief through the medium of your valu able Sarsapanlla. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the Sarsaparilla I did not place much confidence in its virtues : and this will not surprise yon, whet, you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the past fear years, without any success; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a few weeks, I was obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved, but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen. foi the benefit of sufferinar humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly, D. PARENT. . . . . Coiuulote ef France in tke Vniled State, ine aoove statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. Parent as true. For the Consul-general of France, Aew York, Fti. 17, 1848. L. BORG, Vice-Consul. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. Lit the facts speak for themselves. The following striking, and. as will be seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cakceb, is only another link in the great chain of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read and be convinced. Wha it fia done once it will do again : re t o ' . Stamford, Ct., Oct. 5. 184T. Mnin lSASDsr-Gentlemen-In the year 1848 I was attacked with a. fhPfl!.. TP, ?eck' wich soo,n etcn1ed its ravages over the side of my face, eating SJlJ f ray n?ck bare' discharging very freely, causing in . ??l?n deInv,n8 me of rest at night and coinfort by daV, destroying PPu.,e' and reducing me almost to the gates of death. 1 was attended by the SS-F -:5rICia?S lnA the ta?.e who Prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent fh? LS YtnH the i,nae continued to grow worse under their care. Irr 5K-gi . -.Ch?n,ced to hear of the cures performed by your Sarsaparilla, and r'lL 1 iS? les before tell iu effects on my rt Lh;. XL -1"' T:"? KwnreHorea, my sirengtn wa increasing. was healing. e cancer decreased anil I tnnn hmn in .v.. 1 . : . O l.VI.C UI1 III. H"M 1 conUnued its use according to directions, and also continued to grow Ar fmm .low a .1 . . t , .... . . . " Hirpr anil ru.tr ir 7r , 1 ,aTe Deen ,u"y ana wnoiiy cured by its use. 5,1 ?T 1 Zn nce 1 was eured' and 1 have mined perfectly well up to this 2f7-. have delayed giving you this certificate, that I might ascertain whether the disease would reappear : but I am hannv ami mnct ii.ola.i . . ,hnt ih. ire is a pcneci one, ana ettected w holly by the use of your Sarsaparilla- The scars Mill remain; and ail who know me, and many of the citizens of Stamford, can testify to the seventy of my case and my sufferings, and the health-restoring power of your sarsapanlla. I can with unhesitating confidence recommend its use to every sufferer afflicted with similar complaint. After experiencing what I hare from its effects, 1 can say U one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves tho health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow " Mot gratefully I am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. Legation Vnited Slate, Berli, rrustia, Apnl 8, 1848. Messrs. A. B. Jr. D. Sands : Gentlemen Having seen your Sarsaparilla used in' j wiiu creaieneci in a seven pjtsm nr xcioruu. i nave Deen riwiiefttefi in nMur' Ujree dozen bottles, which please send, on tho payment of the enclosed draft on' Messrs. Hcnschcn Sl Unkhart HtK tha Umt nartblt delay. I am innniml nnlv hv-s vttMnbtm delay. I nra mrirol ah v hr leeting of philanthropy, in bectrine vou to publish this unasked testimony to the value oi a meaicme wnicn, widely as it is known, is not known as it ought to be. .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, tc. THEODORE S. FAlK A. . TKt.rit.ZD AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AKIt RETAIL, BY B. & D. 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ocr: of the Throat, Nervous and sick January 25, 1850 2Mi IJV QUAHT BOTTLE AND FOR THE CURE OF 10 0V ULCERS tPSlA hi CONfila FEMALF co 'y batic illlilillij ii llti 1 In this preparation are Jtrongly con centrated all the Medicinal properties of Sarsaparili.a. combined with tlie most effectual aids, till? mnst KaliUarv nrnliiftirne tlio most nntfllt simples of the vegetable kingdom; and it lias been so taty tested, not onlv hv rtat.ipnts thmflre hut 1sn hv PiVSiCli that it has received their unqualified recommendations and the aPF'w ion of the public : and has established nn its own merits a reputation w value and efficacy far superior to the various compounds beting the nsm Sarsaparilla. Diseases have been cured, stich as are not furnished in t.ie recw. time past ; and what it has already done for the thousands who have usea m runiKln nf Um ih. :n: ..:n ..r.:. i ,..-....l,r,ir with disease, i'l"- nes, cleanses, and strengthens the fountain springs of life, and miuses new throughout the whole animal frame. . . v me The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to wW ",. from personal experience to be adapted : and those apparently removed wym. spnere ot its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue oi col"i7"r oe greany exienaea to wnicn the Sarsaparilla is adapted, out expeu"r value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. New TW'iJj Messrs. Sands :Haring suffered many years with a disease of JfTi the larynx, durinar which time I was treated by the most distinguished rTj Europe and the United States, without receiving anv permanent benenl.1 time my general health and strength declining, and the disease making u ress : caustic annlir.atinns u-r nsprt strut wh:.tnvfr oIsa wac thnneht D"T1.I for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I wasiii gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in brealhine.w have terminated my life, had 1 not obtained relief through tlie medium w .7"$ able Sarsaparilla. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the 5 I did not place much confidence in its virtues : and this will notsurpn!r you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during tw P1 years, without any success; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a fc f.,,K but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen. foi thebenefitoi humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours rery trly,px Consulate, fFr?ncvt a ne ttwe statement ana signature were acknowledged iu"u;i; " " Parent as true. For the Consul-general of France, JVew York, Feb. 17, 1848. L. B0RG, J7. vnvlKWU9 ULvtK f bKMANtN ILI - Let the tacts speak ron themselves. The following stTikinr-7,t I seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cancer, is only another li?, jrf "i j a. a . w. AJ,b uic 11MICU ICdU dllU W done once it will do again : Messrs. A cancer in my neck B. Sc D. Sands: Gentlemen In the vear 1842 I wa'h ck. which soon extended its ravaces over the side oi ' the flesh, and leaving the cords of my neck bare, discharging very tree J- ages over ine si fgrn:. we uau, emu leaving me corus oi my iiecx u;ire, niscnury in - j3t tense pain and suffering, depriving me of rest at night and comfort oj '-Vj mv annetite. anil r!iiirn m nlmnct tn fho omt nf ilo.ith. 1 V)' , . , nrsi pnysicians m the state, who prescribed for me, and did au , thejrc J could effect, but during all the time I continued to grow worse under ' 1 the Spring of 1S44 I chanced to hear of the cures performed by y',r t' ejfJ determined to try it. I had not used over two. bottles before I felt,' " jrff: Y M A4VA HVt 1 VA Ull l t, KJL UUllICO - - , Itf' . system most sensibly. Mv annetite was soon restored, rnv strong'"" ,,lfi. the discharge from the cancer decreased, and 1 soon began to erC"Tl,tP w as healing. 1 continued its use according to directions, and a Js better and better from day to day, until I have been fully and w'ol'y,i wcll;'i It is now two years since I was cured, and I have remained Pcr,e.riiollf2i day. I have delayed giving you this certificate, that I might sce'' f pea". disease would reappear ; but I am happy and most thankful to nga. jg cure is a perfect one, and effected wholly by the use of your Jffofifii still remain ; and ail who know me, and many of the citizens ot to the severity of my case and my sufferings, and the :iltres,!"XeP Sarsaparilla. I can with unhesitating confidence recommend its iuc -p j afflicted with similar complaints. After experiencing what I to V"" I can say U one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure w i j he-ilth-givmg virtue this medicine can alone bestow." , . c sTf t Most gratefully I am, and shall always remain, your friend, i TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. .ify Legation United Slates, Bcrhn, l "mr Sands: Getttlemen-IIavina seen your t Messrs this cit three A. B. & D. tjr with great effect in a srvcre case of Scrofula, I have been ' W dozen bottles, which please send, on the payment of the e jrtd jju S. Henschcn & TTnVhnrt tt;th ti,a ,WA delav. I Rm . "..nrtof i feeling of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked tc-1 of a medicine which, widely il it is known, is not known as it oi Y'XqrS S-' .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, &c. rRETARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, B A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Cii 100 Fulton-st., cob.neb or William, New oit Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States Price $1 per Bottle ; six Bottles for $5- .rrTTTTrnTTTTTTrnTn 3"For sale n Wilmington, N. C, by A. C. EVAXo & BS.


ocr: N 3 E VV York .furniture Warehouse. more new goods Jtrsr beceivkit. SSfa- 4 Divans : mahogany Hat itacKS ; . cuwp vumuj 4 black waW Dining Table; , 6 cherry do. do. 2 black wamat Cribs; 6 dozen wood seat Chairs; . , , ' 12 high post Sacking Bedsteads; ; 18 do. do. Slat - do. .r;.- . .vr.t- 13 do. do. Cord do. .-..:' , ' v. : -February 1, 1S50J & k W. A- GWYEK.


ocr: PER SCHR EL.OUISEi rUSt RECEIVED AT THE Ni Y. FUR I xitl-re WXiiEftousE.-S fcoras; , 1 Anion Fnel itacks. chean article: 4 Toilet Pails: 6 Refrigerators; " Wire Fenders; 6 Bureaus, low price. For sale at tho lowest priec3 for cah. r Apri! li j G. & s . A. OW ii.lv.


ocr: affecting the Throat or Head, such of the Throat, Nervous and sick Head, Neuralgia in the Face, Buz AND FOR THE sC-OFl-A bation of the i he diseases for value, and each able j sarsapanlla. r, ... Obtieed at last to Slil.ii!!1 thi A o v .ujo a pwiwione, as-For fale a Wilmiiigtoit, Sold in Wilmington, N. C, by Dr. A. C. EVANS & BRO., and Druggists generally throughout the State. Apail 26, 1S-50 33-3m IN QUART BOTTLES KTTTn - CURE OF LIVE" CO. FEMALC C0M ' toss or Hfr Is this preparation are Mronft'v con centrated all the Medicinal properties of S ar safari LL a, combined with the most effectual aids, the most salutary productions, the most potent simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been so fully tested, not only by patients themselves, but also by Phvstcians, at it has received tnir nnniilifio public : and has established value and ifficaci far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of sarsapanlla. Diseases hare been cured, such as are not furnished in the records of time past ; and what it has already done for the '.housards who have used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering ari struggling with disease. It puri nes, cleanses, and strengthens the fountain springs of life, and infuses new vieor throughout the whole animal frame. from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints mirht be greatly extended to which the Sarsapariiia is adapted, but cxnerience nrorix itn which this article is recommended are those to which it is known succeeding day is adduig new trophies to 'its fame. .1 : i i " . , " . - - REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. f. . c . - , -Vlf" Vr. 17, 1848. Messrs. Saxps: Having suffered many years with a disease of my throat, affecting the larynx, during which time I was treated by the most distinguished physicians in turope and the L nited States, without receiving any permanent benefit, but all the lime my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful prog ress : caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in, the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would soon ""m wiuicu reuvi mrougn me zneaium of vour vnia- I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced uaing the Sarsapariiia neld to niiknu - This mrii.. v . , i: m.A . r . . x , .""' ""lues ; wu una win not surprise you, wnen you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies durim; the past four years, without anv success : but ftrr tvinr vnl,r .-.rn.ii. . i .. L. i ... but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, genUemen. fot the benefit of suffering wsmaRdy, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly. J. PARENT. Cenn lal fVme ta tie United Stetti. The above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. Parent as true. For the Consul-general of Prance, Ifett Terk, Ft. 17, 1848. L. BOKG, Yiee-CoasaL CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. Lbt thi tacts srtAK Foa THKMstLvgs. The following striking, and, as will b seen, permanent cure of aa inveterate Cahcbb, m only another link ia the creat chain of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read and be convinced. What it has done once A will do agaia : . Messrs. A. B. A D. Sasds: Gentlemen Ia the year itl'waaltacked wS a cancer in my neck, which soon extended its ravages over the side of my feee, eatine the flesh, and leaving the cords of my seek bare, discharging ven freely, causing in tense pain and suffering, depriving me of rest at night and coiaiort by day, destroying ?.L,l!Tet,te' reducing me almost to the gates of death. I was attended ay th 2i.ra3K!.t4 -f11.0 P80"1" ff dhs ukI all that skill and talent b ,2i A h 8 e ilme 1 to grow worse under taeir tan. I the Spring of 1844 1 chanced to hear of the cures performed bv yonr Sarsapanlla, and determined to try it I had not used over two bottles before felt its effects on my ZTZZLZ5 T5lor -"7 increasing. was heahng. 1 continued it use according to directions, and also eonrimied to grow better and better from uay to day, until 1 have been fuUy and whollv ewed by hs use. day. I have delayed giving you this certificate, that 1 mi disease would reappear : but 1 am hannv and most ihnnif,. tight ascertain whether the ul to again repeat that the ana enectea wholly by the use of your Sarsapariiia. The scars. r .V f ""i w,ro now me ani many of the citizens of Stamford, can testify to the severity of my case and my sufferings, and the health-restoring power of your sarsapanlla. I can with unhesitating confidence recommend iu use to every suffer afflicted with similar complaints. After experiencing what 1 have from it effects, I w ,??T u one ?d all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, bt secare to Morselves the. beoJth-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow.' Most gratefully 1 am, and shall always remain, your frien J, ISAAC STEVENS. ; " 1 ' TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. r ' ' . ' rlgmtiom United Slat's, Berlin, Prussia. JtyrA 8, 1846. Messrs. A. B. tc. D. Sakps: Gentlemen Having seen your Sarsapariiia used ia J 5reat n'Tect ia a severe case of ScaorwtA, I have been requested to order three dosen hottlcc. which please send, on the payment of the enclosed draft on Messrs. Uenschcn Sc link hart, with the least possible delay. I am inspired only by a eeung of philanthropy, ia begging you to publish this unasked testimony to the valua of a medicine which, widely aa it ia knowiwi aoi ktiown as it ought tobe." --. . . ? am GenUemen, respectfully yours, fcc. . . THEODORE 3. FAY. . ntBTAMD AND SOLO, WHOLESjOX AND kCTAIL, BT Y 'r ' A. B; ic Dr SANDS, Druggists axd Chei , , v ' 100 FuLToa-sT coaaur or WiixiAit, Ksw Yoaa. , ' Sold also ErBruntists generally throughout the United States and C mce bi per liotue ; six Bottles for a 3 N. a, by . , A- C. LTAJi & BKOTUfiE, lraSistf-


ocr: Town Commissioner. "" " . COMMTTJHCATED. -' ' . . Messes. Editors On the first Monday of January next, tho citizens of Wilmington will be called upon to select seven gentlemen, as a Board of Commissioners of said town, for the ensuing year. It will be observed that a ticket has been pub lished, recommending a change from the present Board. It is believed that the present Commissioners have their duty faithfully, and the citiaens appear to be with their administration, we therefore take pleasure in placing their names before the voters of the town for Mast Citizens. JAMES T. MILLER, JOSHUA G. WRIGHT, GEORGE W. DAVIS, JOHN DAWSON, L. H. MARSTELLER, WM. C. HOWARD, THOMAS D. MEARES.


ocr: .....j v.,.. uii.im U"C mZ.f"eral h,ealt.h Let thk tacts done once it will do system most sensibly. me uisciiarg was healing. tP I . better and better from Messrs. A. B. It D. three Ln &f,i blHltllllli ! For saIe in Wilmington, N. v -i x . n tssr-x v v - y rAND FOR THE Z CURE 'OFW V . nULUKI ' I Messrs. A. B. & D. Sands : Gentlemen In mm 'i M T JSP :i PP : I i mill I jiii' Ik this prrpnrnlion are strongly con centrated all the JleUicinal properties of HARSArAUiLLA. combined with the most effectual ius, tne most salutary productions, the most potent les of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been so fully not only by patients themselves, but also by Physicians, 5 received their unqualified recommendations and the appro- value and efficacy far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of arsapantla. Diseases have been cured, such as are not furnished in the records of time past ; and what it has alreadv done for the thousands who have used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and struggling with disease. It puri fies, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. to, 6 fJJulc,,seasiS for wich tlus art'cle s recommended arc those to which it is known EXJ7Keh,ence l?,be, adaPt!d J an(1 'ose apparently removed beyond the hP -rn,?il A?f Hon have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complawits might 111 eended to winch the Sarsaparilla is adapted, but experience proves its value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. piiDHC: ana lias established on its own merit a rnii.itinn fnr REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. . JI,enSrS"TSr",:""ILavj.n ufl;ered many r8 Hei of my throat affectins rrr;,d,' E!fte! treated by the most distinguislTed physician" Ifeu York, Feh. 17, 1848. omies, wunoui receiving anv Permanent hpnrl and stre'h declining, Ind the dSfmaklno ig fearful prog- efficient laryn- soon valu- Sarsaparilla for nrrii,nin - i " . ""I " V1?"" mougnt most -i.ii " :"'ueni me uepioraDie situation I was in. the gltlS beinc accomnanmrl with r.l.ihioio i. i... ; c r. " . t. -,J,.., i i V , i V ' b,c'"' umicuiiy in Dreaming, would a,im,nal1d mllfe had I not obtained relief thr-ugh the medium of your I , Sffii't.. V" L; ' g.e?"e.me,?'.wnen 1 commenced using the rCJiM0i;med 1 had ,ried moreJ ",an fif,y difc renied.es during th 'past four XhH?il rt out any success; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a few weeks, I was obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen. foi the benefit of sufftrirnr humanity, to give you this attestutioa of my curl. Yr. vJry trafr suffenn o. Parent. Ti i . . . - , Consulate of France in the United Statu. p e above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. Sffrn- . o.q For the Consul-general off ranee, 7 Acw York, Feb. 1,, 1648. L. BORG, Vice-Consul. iii'h-i i wiiiiurnix ill iim vinimc nnn 1 11 id ... i CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. speak for themselves. The following striking, and, as will be again :- c iviiiceu. vtnai it nas .Stamford, Ct., Oct. 5. 1847. the year 1842 I was attnrnl with . canOTecVeasVd. and I soon bewn Z'ZVZ . . . ...... . .-w.ii ui .tii iu j K' to , 7 ! " ?" s? A"? continued to grow coukf etfec bu di Irmsli ti t? 1rrr,,.,ed fo,r d Uat skill and talent ie Spring of 1844 I chi , i""6 Ifcont,nuetl to 8,row worse under their care. In deterKdto it i. nn..-...... . ' . v ' " 11. n c uuuii iiiiiv aim wnoilv cured hv its wse day. 'Thave ISXrinT? CU,r,ed' a"d V,a'e r,'?malned PerfecUy wen u5P o tnTs" disVase woiild reamf h.?. ? 1 "s certlfiP!,tc- 1 might ascertain whether the cnrefaa SrtSK'i .a'.n 'W ?Ild,niost thankful to again repeat that the fmnm-uu?'n't ,effBeted why y the use of your Sarsaparilla. The scars to the severhv of riv k"?' n,e' ai,d ,nany of t,,e citizfins f Stamford, can testify tfarWrilU r?l,VJ S a,"d y ifleni.R?. and the health-restoring power of your afflicted with Jim ?,U n1?tatiiiR confidence recommend its use to every sufferer can SS tT -.m lac?.mrla!nts- ACJ experiencing what I have from its effects, I hSlth W vfJ?.t- "Ttate and d.oul,t no lo,,"er. but secure to yourselves the neaitn-gmng virtue this medicine can alone bestow Most gratefully 1 am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. Legation United States, Berlin, Prussia, April 8, 1840. eflCit mt.a 5,evere casc of Scrofula, I have been requested to order u.-.Ui. uciuiFiiicn naving seen your sarsaparilla used in mc. u "y""" ""'V'1 incase senu, on me payment oi tne enclosed draft feellnf lu & Unkhart. ho r"'''le Jrla- 1 Rn inspired only b of I medfi w tenU:g5m? 'ou to Pubnsh l,hls uasked testimony to the va a medicine which, widely as is known, is not known as it ought to be .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, &c. THEODORE S. FAY PREPARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE A.n RETAIL, Br A. B. & D. SANDS, Drv G GISTS AXD ClIKi"- 100 FCLTOW-ST., CORNER Or WlLUAM, New YoR. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Canadas. Price $ 1 per Bottle ; six Bottles for $5 C, by c. EVANS & BROTUEK , Drujgista


ocr: nil around you. 0 SXSAE IKTQFAHT BOTTLES AND FOR THE i I I till' n CURE OF Live coa,,.. FEMALC C0Afp ' wossor , H!;i' m tiiiii'i! In this preparation nre ftronclv con centrated all the Medicinal nrnnrrtirs nf Sarsaparim.a. combined with the most effectual aids, the most salutarv productions, the most notent simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been so fully tested, not only by patients themselves, but also by Physicians, that it has received their linnil.-llifipH rpirmilliKmlalinnc sml lh. onnrn. bation of the public : and has established on its nwrn merits a rrnntatinn for value and epficacy far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of Sarsapanlla. Diseases have been cured, such as are not furnished in the records of time past : and what it has already done for the thousands who have used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and struggling with disease. It puri ties, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is known from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints might be preatlv extended to which the Sarsaparilia is adapted, but experience prores its value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. n. o - !feu "or. 17, 1848. Messrs. Sands t-llavinji suffered many years with a disease of my throat, affeetinir the larynx, dunmr whu;h time I was treated bv the most distinguished physician in Europe and the United Stales, without receiving any permanent benefit, but all the time my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful prog ress : caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in, the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would oon i .ve ermina,el m' hfe, had I not obtained relief through the medium of your valu able Sarsaparilla. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the Sarsaparilla I did not place much confidence in its virtues , and this will not surprise you, when you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the past four years, without any success; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a few weeks, I was obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved, but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen.-foi the benefit of suffering humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly, D. PARENT. , Consulate, of France in the United States. The above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. Parent as true. For the Consul-general of France, iVc York, Feb. 17, 1848. L. BORG, Vice-Consul. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. Let the facts speak for themselves. The following striking, and, as will be seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cancer, is onlv another link in the great chaini of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read arid be convinced. What it has. done once it will do again : i n . Stamford, Ct., Oct. 5, 1847. Messrs. A. B. & D. Sakds : Gentlemen In the year 1842 I was attacked with a cancer in my neck, which soon extended its ravages over the side of my face, eating the flesh, and leaving the cords of my neck bare, discharging very freely, causing in tense pain and suffering, depriving me of rest at night and coinfort by day, destroying my appetite, and reducing me almost to the gates of death. I was attended by the first physicians in the state, w ho prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent could effect, but during all the time I continued to grow worse under their care. In the Spring of 1844 I chanced to hear of the cures performed by your Sarsaparilla, and iiicu w irj iu i iihu not useu over two bottles before I felt its effects on my f? Sm imost s,ellslbI- My appetite was soon restored, my strength was increasing, tne discharge from the cancer decreased, and I soon began to perceive that the flesh w as healing. I continued its use according to directions, and also continued to grow better and better from day to day, until I have been fully and wholly cured by its use. It is now two years since I was cured, and I have remained perfectly well up to this day. I have delayed givmg you this certificate, that I might ascertain whether the disease would reappear ; but I am luippy and most thankful to again repeat that the cure is a perfect one, and effected wholly by the use of vour Sarsaparilla. The scars sua remain ; ana ml who know me, and many of the citizens of Stamford, can testify to the severity of my case and my sufferings,' and the health-restoring power of your Sarsaparilla. I can with unhesitating confidence recommend its use to every' sufferer afflicted with similar complaints. After experiencing what I have from its effects, I can say tt one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow." Most gratefully 1 am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. Legation United States, Berlin, Prussia, Apnl 8, 1848. Messrs. A. B. & D. Sands: Gentlemen Having seen your Sarsaparilla used in this city with great effect in a severe case of Scrofula, I have been requested to order three dozen bottles, which please send, on the payment of the enclosed draft on Messrs. Ilenschcn fr- Unkhart, with the least vossihle delay. I am inspired only by a feeling of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked testimony to the value of a medicine which, widely as it is known, is not known as it ought to be. I am, G entlemen, respectfully yours, &.c. THEODORE S. FAY. PREPARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists axd Che" 100 FOLTON ST., CORSER OF WlLLUM, NBW YORK. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Canada. Price 91 per Bottle ; six Bottles for $5 3-For sale iu Wilmington, N. C, by A. G. KVAN.5 & BilOTlIEll, Druggists.


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ocr: VQAND FOR THE QUAUT BOTTLES 4 ULCERS S1A CURE OF tested. I!!!! I 10 IHMI nil ba. Is this preparation are stronclv con centrated all the Medicinal properties of rsapakilla, combined with the most effectual the most salutary productions, the most potent of the reeetable kingdom : and it has been so fulW ed, not only by patients themselves, but also by PhTsicians. c nas received their unqualified recommendations and the appro the public ; and has established on its own merits a reputation for value and efficacy far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of SiarsapariUa. Diseases have been cured, such as are not furnished in the records of time past; and what it has already done for the thousands who have used it, tt is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and struggling with disease. It puri nes, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is known from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints might be greatly extended to which the Sarsaparilla is adapted, but experience proves its value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. Messrs. SANM:Hving snffered many years with a disease of my throat, affecting feftM,U!M 1 T treated b? the mo8t dtetinguinied Physicians in timL Kf the United States, without receiving any permanent benefit, but all the time my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful proe r US!!i!S aPPhr-ations were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in, the laryn ne accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would soon haveerminated my life, had I not obtained relief threugh the medium of your valu able Sarsaparilla. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the Sarsaparilla I did not place much confidence in its virtues ; and this will not surprise vou, when you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remediss during the past four years, without any success; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a few weeks. I was obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved. bu. cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen. foi the benefit of suffering humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly. D. PARENT. . . . . , Consulate of France in the United States. ine above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. Parent as true. For tho Cpnsul-genpral of trance, ZewYork, Feb.,, 1848. " L. BQRG, Vipe,ConuL CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. ..,JHE TACJ "EA,K F0B themselves. The following striking, and, as will be seen permanent cure of an inveterate Cancer, is only another link in the great chain, SLf n.y ,lts, mens- Lct the adicted read and be convinced. What it has uone once it will do again tar i -o . t Stamford, Ct., Oct. 5, 1847. CAnrprnm;.D,fAwDS:Genl,erinIn ,he 'Car 1842 1 was iCkcd With S fifPfli.i t V ck' which soon exteluIed "s ravages over the side of my face, eating ,leavn? thc Jcords of m ne.ck bare' 'lischarging very freely, causing in ,T nd suflerlnS' depriving me of rest at night and r.olnfort by day, destroying my appetite, and reducing me almost to the pates of death. I was attended by the nii kS ."L lhc s,a?,e',who prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent could effect, but during all the time 1 continued to grow worse under their care. In i-1- P"n8i5 . 4 chaljced to hear of the cures performed by your Sarsaparilla, and determined to try it I had not used over two bottles before I felt its effects on my til ?ZJ? sensibly. My appetite was soon restored, my strength was increasing, tne discharge from the cancer decrease.! and I hn was healing. 1 continued its use according to directions, and also continued to trow or f mm ln .1 . A.I l r w Der.tAr and hott -v. "v"iay w u, uiuu a ime Deen iuny anu wnoily cured or its 5- r i. ? . rs sJnc.e ws cured, and I have remained perfectly well up to x nave ueiavfid Pivinw thi disease would reappear ; but I am happy and most thankful to again repeat that the mu-b is a peneci one, and effected wholly by the use of your Sarsaparilla. The scars sun remain ; and ad who know me, and many of the citizens of Stamford, can testify io tne severity of my c;t.s and my sufferings, and the health-restoring power of your arsapanlla. lean with unhesitating confidence recommend its use to crery sufferer amicted with similar complaints. After experiencing what I have from its effects, I can say tt one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow." Most gratefully 1 am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. - Legation Vnilcd States, Berlin, Prussia, April 8, 1846. Messrs. A. B. Sc. D. Sands: Gpmlemcn Having seen your Sarsaparilla used in k Clt7 with srreat effect in a severe case of Scrofula, I have been requested to order uuieu ooiues, wnicn please send, on tne payment oi ine enclosed draft on jiuiiscncn & unxnari, wan the least possible aeiay. i am inspired only b feeling of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked testimony to the val ' miK.u, muteiy as H is Known, is ""i miuh as il ougni to De. .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, &c. THEODORE S. FAT. bva lue PREPARED AKD SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY A. B. fe D. SANDS, Druggists and Chej-"" J00 FoiTpS-ST., COBNER pr VlLLIAM, NW YoBK. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United State and Canada, Price $1 per Bottle ; six Bottles (pr S Jiintmii t ! i f M mTTTT l)Mlit'llMjj 3-For sale ia Wilmington, N. C, by A. C. EVAN & BROTHER , Druggists.


ocr: been given up, and everything else 1 , dim A. C. EVANS & BROTHER, Agents. September 14, 1S49. l-eowl2m QUART BOTTLES AND FOR THE i;s.-; S 1 CURE FtMAtr coo-0 loss or -!! ii i :! :tti i '! ! i H i H m m fi ij ;ji m um mm ifiiii Ii iiiii.'Mlii; I 'Nil r J! i ' I PP. jiii, Ik this preparation are stronelv rrn- centrated all the Medicinal properties of Saksapakim.. combined with the most eflWrtuiil aids, the most salutary productions, the most potent simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been so fully tested, not only bv patients themselves, but also bv Phrcirism. that it has received their unqualified recommendations and the appre- oauon oi ine puDiii ; ana nas established on its nvtn mrrin nii,ii f V4LCS and efficacy far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of Sarsapanlla. Diseases have been cured, such as are not furnished in the records of time past : and w hat it has already done for the thousands who hare used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and stnigpling with disease. It pan nes, cleanses, and strengthens the fountain springs of bfe, and infuses new rigor throughout the whole animal frame. The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is known from personal experience to be adapted : and those apparently removed bevond the sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints might be greatly extended to which the Sarsaparilia is adapted, but experience proves its value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. Messrs. San: Having suffered many years w ith a diseasnfvtha"affecttne the larynx, .during which time I was treated by the most distinguished physicians in turope and the Lnited States, without receiving anv permanent benefit, but all the time my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful prog ress : caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in. the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would soon nave terminated my life, had I not obtained relief thrugh"the medium of your valu able Sarsaparilia. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the Sarsaparilia I did not place much confidence in its virtues : and this will not surprise you, w hen you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the past four years, without any success; but after taking vour Sarsaparilia a few weeks. I was obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved, but cured me ; and 1 therefore think it my duty, gentlemen. foi the benefit of suffering humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly, D. PARENT. , ConsuUlt of France in the Vuiltd Stairs. 1 he above statement and signature were acknow ledged in our presence by Mr. IV Parent as true. For the Consul-general of France, JSem 1 erk, f. 17, 1S48. L. EORG, Vice-Consul. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. .-LITJ"!E,JC.T 8PEiJt ro" TRXsrsiivEs. The following striking, and, as will be S?l- ,nt f Ure of n n vetr: Cakce. is only another link in the great chain of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted re.id and be convinced. What it has done once it will do again : Messrs. A. B. D Xtamfori. Ct.. Ort S 1R17 Sasds. Gentlemen In the year was art eked with n?rer in mv. ? whkh 800,1 cs'pii11 ' ravages over the side of mv face, eating Snn'Ui ffn? ,he rords of mr nrk rJlwc hareim verv freV, casing in? tense pain and suffering. Oenrivin me of rest at mrht .wn. w firit nhv i-ia J C1 nAme ?Unosl to-P. f19 of d1- I attended by the h I a lhe S,a,te who Pre-tW for me. and did all that skill and talent i AdJ,rmK Uh Ume 1 nlMd Srow orse under their care. In dPrmi ?L ? ich?1c,d to her,of thf curs pmormed by your Sarsaparilia, and tt7 1 l,ot used orrr ,wo bo,,les befo I Wt ffects on my lit "S,b.!J- My aPliellte s restored, my strength was increasing, the discharge from the cancer decreased, and I toon began to perceive that the flesh was healing. 1 continued its use according to directions, and also continued to grow - ..v.uu, w ud , uitiu i e own lull v anci wfioltv cured bv its ese- dav. I disease would reappear ; but to this hether the It is now two years Since' I was f.ared. and I have rn.',nw t. ,i .n hive de.ared giving you this certificate, that I mieht ascertain whetl I am nappy ana most thankful tit airain reneat that tne Tne scars can testify cure is a perfect one, and effected wholly bv the ue of your Sarsaparilia. still remain : and ail who " "cmy in my rase and my sunenngs, and the health-restoring power ot your ' . cn Wlln unhesitating confidence recommend its use to every sufferer afflicted with similar complaints. After experiencing what I have from its effects, I can say tt one and an, Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow." Mo gratefully 1 am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE Legtiom Vmited States, Berti, Pnatim, Apnt t, 1848. Messrs. A. B. St D. Sasds: Gentlemen Having seen your Sarsaparilia used in tms env with great effect in a severe case of ScsoruLA, I have been requested to order three dozen bottles, which please send on the payment of the enclosed draft on Messrs. Henschen & L'nkhart, with tbe Umt nMc Wcfay. I mm inspired only by a feeling of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked testimony to the value of a medicine which, widely as it is known, is not known as it ought to be. .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, fcc. THEODORE S. FAT. A. raeraaED and sold, wholesale a.n retail, bt B. & D. SANDS, Druggists axd Che6 100 Fcltoii-st.. coaaaa or William, 1Mw Yoaa. Said also by Druggists generally throughout the United States and Canada. Price per Bottle ; six Bottles for $i ...!! I i -H 3-For sale in. Wilminstoa, N. C, by A. C. EVAN & BROTHER, Probsts.


ocr: .Permanently lureil, been given up, and everything else valuk and epkicacy n IHiHfi is: ' 3-For sale in Wilmington, &0 IN QUART BOTTLE VgAND f OR THE fciiilnill, CURE 0FwJ C !coT,5M SSHMiM "bono,,.:4' j yrffc yls "1IS PrpP:,ra''on are strongly con- " yy 0XS centrated all the Medicinal properties of fitf'Vy SRsrRiLi.A, combined with the most effectual flllri ' t,ie most M,,itary productions, the most potent Mrl I simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been no fully I 1 ' !H .v. t,?t,?d not on'y by patients themelvts, but nlso by Hivsicians, I ' I ' 1 1 111 . tnat 11 nas received their unqualified recommendations and "the annro- 1 I IIbi I i I I in ill m, il uauun oi uie MM For sale in Wilmington, N. C, bv A. C. EVANS & Bit OTHER, Agents. September 14, 1849. l-eowl2m public ; and has established on its own merits a reputation for far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of oarsnparina. diseases have been cured, such as are not furnished in the record of time past ; and what it has alreadv done for the thousands who hare used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and stniKjrling with disease. It puri nes, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is known irom personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action hare yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints might be greatly extended to which the Sarsaparilla is adapted, but experience proves its value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. il,P,Sr5Jn,SI!:IlaVLn5 8,lflJ!red mnr Tfi wi" disease ofmy throiffecfinf Hiii iW w,nTlt,me 1 lreatou bT the mo,t diitinguisned physicians ih Europe and tho United States, without receiving anv permanent benefit, but all the time my general I-calth and strength declining, and the disease ranking fearful prog, ress : caustic appwcations were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in, the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would soon KiVeierni,nated my llfe had 1 not obtained relief through the medium of your valu able Sarsaparilla. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the Sarsapariila 1 did not place much confidence in its virtues ; and this will not surprise you, when you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the past four years, without any success ; but after taking your Sarsapariila a few weeks, I was obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous specific has not only relieved, but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen. foi the benefit of sufferinir humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly. D. PARENT. . Consulate of France in the United Stairs. ihe above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. Parent as true. For the Consul-general of France, Ac York, Feb. 17, 1648. L. BORG, Vice-Consul. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. Lst the tacts speak for themselves. The following striking, and, as will be seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cakcer, is only another link in the great chain of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read and be convinced. What it has done once it will do again : w it .'-L Stamford, Ct., Oct. 5. 1847. . .V. "S A- B- "i D-Snds . Gentlemen-In the year 1842 I was attacked with a I my, Veck' WhJ.ch so,in Mteded its ravages over the side of my face, eatine SSfnaiemTrn! lhcJcords .f my neck bare, discharging very freely, causing in ft, ,and ?uffe?n?' depriving me of rest at night and comfort by day, dertrovin my appetite, and reducing me almost to the gates of death. I was attended by the Pnysu:'an,s the stare, who prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent wmld effect, but during all the time 1 continued to grow worse under their care. In tne spring of 1814 1 chanced to hear of the cures performed bv your Sarsapariila, and determined to try it. 1 had not used over two bottles before'I felt its effects on my tll JT sensibly. My appetite was soon restored, my strength was increasing, tne discharge from the cancer decreased, and 1 soon began to perceive that the flesh Jas nealing. 1 continued its use according to directions, and also continued to grow Detter and better from day to day, until 1 have been fully and wholly cured bv its use. u is now-two years since I was cured, and 1 have remained perfectly well un to this day. I have delayed giving you this certificate, that 1 might ascertain whether tha disease would reappear ; but I am happy and most thankful to again repeat that the euro is a perfect one, and effected wholly by the use of your Sarsapariila. The scars still remain ; and ail w ho know me, and many of the citizens of Stamford, can testify to the severity of my case and my siifltrinss, and the health-restoring power of your apair can w'tn unhesitating confidence recommend its use to every sufferer afflicted with similar complaints. After experiencing what 1 have from its effects, I can say u one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow." Most gratefully I am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. Legation United Slates, Berlin, Prussia, April 8, 1846. Messrs. A. B. k. D. Sands: Gentlemen Having seen your Sarsapariila used in this city with great effect in a severe case of Scrofula, I have been requested to order three dozen bottles, which please send, on the payment of the enclosed draft on ; Messrs. Henschcn & Unkhart, with the least possible delay. I am inspired only by a feeling of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked testimony to the value of a medicine which, widely as it is known, is not known as it ought to be. .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, fcc. THEODORE S. FAY. PREPARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Che 100 FULTOK-ST., CORKER OP WlLLlAM, NfiW YoRR. Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United Mates and Canada. Price 11 per Bottle ; six Bottles for i N. C, by A. C. LVANo & BROTIILK, Dru-gists.


ocr: with face most solemn, to fill this column. AND FOR THE simples tcaicu, that it lia nation of the ,, y , ') . ;Sold also by - rt . HHMt I t r - r 3"For sale BWiliaingtoni and Druggists generally throughout the State. Apail 2t, 1850 33-3tn IN" QUART BOTTLES la this preparation are strontlv con centrated all the Medicinal .carsaparilla, combined with the most eflectnal aids, tlie most salutary productions, th most ntnt of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been no fully iiuk uiuy ot pauenis ineinseives, out also oy jffiTSici: received their unnualffierl rpmrnmpmlntinnt rl th : ans, appro- public : and has established on its own mrrit a. rrnntation for - mm -i i w imJjMg CURE OF ,0gf LIVER COAfp.. valuk and ErricAcv far superior to the-various com pounds bearing the name of Sarsaparilla. Diseases have been cured, such as are not furnished Jn the records of time past ; and what it has already done for the thousands who have used It, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering and strugRling with disease. It puri nes, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. The diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it is known from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action have yielded to its influence. The catalogue of complaints might be greatly extended to which the Sarsaparilia is adapted, but experience proves its value, and each succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. v , REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS. o . ' , Ne York, Feb. 17, 1848. Messrs. Samps Having suffered many years with a disease of my throat, affecting the larynx, during which time 1 was treated by the most distinguished physicians in Europe and the United States, without receiving any permanent benefit, but all the lime my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful prog ress : caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation I was in. the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great diineulty in breathing, would soon oernunated mjr life' had 1 not ODta'ncd relief threugh the medium of your valu able Sarsaparilla. I must say, gentlemen, when I commenced using the Sarsaparilla I did not place much confidence in its virtues : and this will not surprise you, when you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the past four years, without any success ; but after taking your Sarsaparilla a few weeks, I was obliged at last to yiekl to evidence. This Marvellous specific has not only relieved, but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, gentlemen.-foi the benefit of suffering humanity, to give you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly, ' D. PARENT. . Consulate of France in the United States. The above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. rarent aa true. For the Consul-general of France, Kern York, Ftb. 17, 184?. . , L. BORG, Vice-Consul. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED. Lt Tus facts speak roa themhelves. The following striking, and, as will be seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cakcek, is only another link in the great chain of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read and be convinced. What it has done once it will do again : ,. . , . ' ''' 1 Stamford, Ct., Oct. 5. 1847. Messrs. A. B. D. Sambs : Gentlemen In the year 1842 I was attacked wrtH cancer in my neck, which soon extended its ravages over the side of my face, eating: the flesh, and leaving the cords of my neck bare, discharging very freeiv, eausmg in tense pain and suffering, depriving me of rest at night and colnfort by day, destroying I?Lpr and rcducin8 m almost to the gates of death. 1 was attended by the i Pnyj?lc,ans " the state, who prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent could effect, but during all the time I continued to grow worse under their care. In tne spring of 1844 I chanced to hear of the cures performed by your SarsapariUa, and determined to try it. I had not used over two bottles before I felt its effects on my system most sensibly. My appetite was soon restored, my strength was increasing. tne discharge from the caiMter dmmuu1 and I nn Imii t Mn.i thot th flpsh -""p. uuiku iu use Becoming 10 directions, ana also continueu to grow better and better from day to day, nnlil I have been fully and wholly cured by its use. It IS nOW tWO Vears Sine I wil mml m.l I havo Tomalnn.l u.rr..,!.. ..-all i,n ts thi any. i nave delayed giving you this certificate, that 1 might ascertain whether the disease would reappear ; but 1 am happy and most thankful to again repeat that the cure is a perfect one, and effected whofiy by the use of your Sarsaparilla. The scars f111! remain; and ail who know me, and many ot the citizens of Stamford, can testify to tbe severity of my case and my sufferings, and the health-restoring power of your Sarsaparilla. I can with unhesitating confidence recommend its use to every sufferer afflicted with similar complain!. After experiencing what I have from its effects, I can say U one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the nealth-givmg virtue this medicine can alone bestow." Most gratefully 1 am, and shall always remain, your friend, ISAAC STEVENS. . .TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE.. - . L -- Legation United Slate, Berlin, Prussia, April 8, 1848. Messrs. A. B. tc. D. Sards: Gentlemen Having seen your Sarsaparilla used in this cay with great effect in a severe case of Scrofula, I have been requested to order three dozen bottles, which please, send, on the payment of the enclosed draft ea Messrs. Hensehcsi & Unkhart, with the least possible delay. ,1 am inspired only by a feeling of philanthropy, in begging you to publish this unasked testimony to the value of a medicine which, widely as it is known, is not known as it ought to be. - . t ,1 am; Gentlemen, respectfully yours, fcc, TIIEODOUE S. FAY. .; ttA.fr.Mtl. u'. 1 a. in " JUCFARED AND SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BT . , ( f.;,,. B; & D. SAHDS,' Druggists! and 'CmXX'h r 100 FWLTOK-ST., COENEB OF WlLLIAM, NbW Yo . - . ."V,,: Druggists generally throughout the United States and Canada. Price fl per Bottle; six Bottles for 5 , ; 4.t ! 1' t tUKllil'htHUMIIHj, N, C, by. A. C. EVAN5 & TJROTHER,- Druggist. '


ocr: Galvanic Necklace affecting the Throat or Head, such of the Throat, Nervous aud sick Prepared by C. Ayer, Sold in Wilmington, N. C.,by Dr. A. C. EVANS St BRO.r and Druggist generally throughout the State. January 25, 1850 2ft-3m &? IN QUART BOTTLES N VCfTjfun cad Tur Cw,... . mm Vf K Z7S. 1 CURE OF VW CO,, 9 Is this preparation are sfronelr cpb- centred all the Medicinal properties of SaksapaMilla. combined with the moat rffartnat aids, the most salntarv productions, the most eotent simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and it has been so fully tested, not only by patients themselrts, but also by Physicians, that it ha received their unqualified recommendations ad the appro bation of the public ; end has established on its own merits a reputation for valuk and efficacv far superior to the various compounds bearing the name of Sarsaparilla. Diseases have hoin cumt. mir.h as are not fnrnishml in the rcnrd rtt time past : and w hat it has already done for the thousands who hae used it, it is capable of doing for the millions still suffering nnd struggling with disease. It puri nes, cleanses, and strengthens tho fountain springs of life, and infuses new vigor throughout the whole animal frame. . 1 he diseases for which this article is recommended are those to which it n know from personal experience to be adapted ; and those apparently removed beyond the sphere of its action have yielded to its infl be greatly extended to which the Sarsaparilla is adapted, but experience prove its value, ana ear.n succeeding day is adding new trophies to its fame. REMARKABLE CURE OF Messrs. Sands: BRONCHITIS. iVew York, Tel. 17, 1848. Havme Slllfereu manv veara nilh a lian ofm ihrnl rin Uie larynx, during which time I was treated by the most distinguished physicians in Europe and the Unitt l States, without receiving any permanent benefit, but all the time my general health and strength declining, and the disease making fearful preg ress : caustic applications were used, and whatever else was thought most efficient for producing a cure ; but I am confident the deplorable situation 1 was in, the laryn gitis being accompanied with phthisis and great difficulty in breathing, would soon hare terminated mv life, had I not obtained relief throoeh the medium of vour rain. able Sarsaparilla. I must say, gentlemen, when 1 commenced using the Sarsaparilla l ma not place much confidence in its virtues ; and ibis will not surprise you, when you are informed I had tried more than fifty different remedies during the paat four years, without any success ; but after taking yonr Sarsaparilla a few weeks, I was oougeu u iasi 10 yieiu 10 eviuence. I ins marvellous specinc nas not eniy renrvra, but cured me ; and I therefore think it my duty, geutleincn. foi the benefit of suffering humanity, to jive you this attestation of my cure. Yours very truly. 1. 1'AKI.ni. Consulate f Praam t'a Ike United Slater. The above statement and signature were acknowledged in our presence by Mr. D. . or ine consul-general oi r ranee, - h. BORG, Vice-Consul. Parent as true, Kew York, Feb. 17, 1648. CANCEROUS ULCER PERMANENTLY CURED Lit the facts sfeak roa tiibmiklves. The following atrikine. and. as will be seen, permanent cure of an inveterate Cakceb, is only another link in the ereat chain of testimony to its merits. Let the afflicted read and be convinced. What it ha done once it will do again : , . - ". . '' 1 1 Stomforit, Ct., Oct. S. 1847. Messrs. A. B. & D. Sand? . GeBtlemn In the year 184J I was attacked with a cncvcr in my neck, which soon extended its ravages over the side of my face, eating the flesh, and leaving the eords of my neck bare, discharging very freely, causing in tense pain and suffering, depriving me of rest at night and comfort by day, destroying my appetite, and reducing me almost to the gates of death. -1 was attended by the first physicians in the state, who prescribed for me, and did all that skill and talent Cu u effectv but during all the time I continued to grow worse under their care. In the Spring of J 844 I chanced to hear of the cures performed by your Saraapariiia, and determined to try it. J had not used over two bottles before 1 felt its effects on my system most sensibly.. My appetite was soon restored, my strength was increasing, the discharge from the cancer decreased, and 1 soon began to perceive that the flesh was healing. 1 continued its use according to directions, and also continued to grow better and better from day to day, until I have been fully nnd wholly cured by its use. It is now two years since I was cured, and I have remained perfectly well upt this day. I have delayed giving you this certificate, that 1 might ascertain whether the disease would reappear ; but I am happy and most thankful to agaia repeat that the eure is a perfect one, and effected wholly by the use of your Saruaparilla. The scars still remain ; and ail who know me mid many of the citizens of Stamford, can testify to the severity of my case and my sufferings, and the health-restoring power of your Sarsaparilla. 1 can with unhesitating confidence recommend its e to every sufferer ' afflicted with similar complaint. After experiencing what I hare from its effects, I can say U one and all, " Hesitate and doubt no longer, but secure to yourselves the health-giving virtue this medicine can alone bestow." : , Aloft gratefully 1 am, and shall alwaya remain, your friend, ISAAC STEV ENS. TV 7X1 T; TESTIMONY FROM EUROPE. r l . . ' : 1 ; 'Legation Vnitei Slatet, Berlin, Pntntia, Aprt 1 8, 1846. . Messrs. A. ft. At D. Sinn- r:ntiimcn Having seen vour Karsanarilla used in this city with great effect in a severe case of Scaur u la, 1 have been requested to iwder three dozen bottles, which please send, on the payment of the enclosed draft en Messrs. Henschcn & Unkhart. with the least POttMe delaw. I am insnired onlr or a J feeling of philanthropy, in bccKing- you to publish this unasked testimony to the value I of a medicine which, widely as it is known, ia not known as it ought to be. .1 am, Gentlemen, respectfully yours, Ac. THEODOKE rREV AJtED AND. SOU, WHOLESALE AMI AKTAIL, IT A. B. it D. 8ANDSr JKro6iSTs AND Ch 5 ' ioo Fclto t coaasn or William, Naw Voaa. , Sold itfso:by DruggisU generally threegbout the t'nitcd States and, C: -V-1 - ' ; o tm tl net Bottle ; six Bottles r f 3. S. FAY. ( : 4 US si- I1IJII1IIKK V A i it ! jtlfltiiTl'li.if'iiiiip,! JTyFor salenJyilmiTiton, N-C, by


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ocr: Tor llie Krinotnl nml refinantnt Cure nf nll NEUVOUS DISBASES, InJ of tlin. ( nm,lmnti nhirh nre cau.ril br nn I'Bii.d, u.nketicd ur iinlu-altli) rilition 01 tli. NK11VOUS sVITIiN, Hiit bniltirnl .mi cnmeni.nt of tlie

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ocr: Comparisonlnvitcd I-Combination Rejco tcdl-Compctition Dcficrll low Prices Adoptcd 1 C. M. LEWIS & Co. Jfow offcr n roniplcto nnorlmcnl ot WINTEil GOODS, l'nrl of wldcli liavc jinl bctti rcrclvtd, Incln- diic n ci.oi.o lot or onoriuiii:s, nut CAl'S, MITI'KS. noi, 11U1TALO HOlll'.S, HUADY-MADU Cl.OTlUXO, C I, O A K STUKFS. IIONNUT VKLVl'.TS, H1CI1 W I N T V. 11 TlllMMlNd, S II A V 1- S, S1I.US. AND I'ltlS'TSliy thc Cord, Alo, afull ntni k of S T A 1' I 1". GOODS nith ncnilv cvcrjtliinR tlint cnn supply tlic M-nnts of llic itnlilulr, or cnlinncc tlic ln.iitic of tlic llii li. AVc Hilli it mlU from bolh youn); nnd old, from Wldjn, DcmocraH. Ilunkcn, llarnliiiimr. uml 1'rec Soilcri, nnd woprotn ic tolrcnt nll nccordinc to tlic tnciits of lheir rcipcitlvp rrcid. t.'AI.I. KAllLY. Cornwall. Dcc. 17, 1819. 3l:lf. BROOKS & BROTIIERS, Xvcs, nnb tDligc 5Toob tr r.vi nv nr.sr u t i-ti os, Xkiv llwuv, (1 milcii nortli of Middlulmij-,) l'oit Olllco AddiTiH", Mimii.uiuiiv, Xt. t. M.iinooKfi,...J i:. nr.ooi;f,...Mii.ro.Miit()oi;. Dccemlcr II, 181!). 3;i.ly. Paper Hangings, A liirsc lut juit;rcccivcd, iviu tA(i. by Kov. 10. II. A SHELDON. HARTFORD. TIII". itlisciibcr lins bcin nppoinlcd Apcnl or tlic 11 inTiou l''tni: lNrn vm i C'ovr im. lor Middlebury nnd iclinty, niiil lll rccciv,1 piopojuW for inurinc propcrit nuuin-t lo- oi d.inmc bv l'irc. 'J'lic loiivoinblisliLil rcpnla tion of tliU I'oinp.iiiy. nnd tlic- prninptiii's-w itb Mliicli nll tlicir li.inrtitioni. luiic bccn clinrnr tcricd icndrr it iinncccssiiry lo my nny tbiiiji in its fnvor. All biiiitic.Fconnpricd willi llic onicc iutrulcd lo liim uill bc fnithfiilly nnd piinrtiiiillv iransni li d. ' JDXATIIAX IIAGAlt,.lii. Miildkluiry, Fcb. 28. 1NI2. 43:y. II. M00I1E Willrun nn Oinnibn. from llic Dc.iot GroundV In Middlebury, lonny pnit of llicillni:c, for 12 l-ai'ciit' nnd to Moni i ' llini:i on dnil Htroit, n IV'v doors soutb of tbc t'ourt Iloiuc, firc of chilttjr. Ilc woiild nNo rc.nectfullv nnnoitncc lo Trnv- cllcr-, nnd tlie pnblic scnpr.illy. thnt lil IIour H opcn I r tlicir rcrtption ns lirrctoiiirc ; iiiut llinihc will npnrc no pnim In mulcr llicir itn witb liim nyrLC.ildc nnd sativfiutory. Middlebury, OU. 1, 184U. 23 tl IkWD STEEXi. A i t Ii c O I il S i a n il ! ! Tlic.ubseiilicr !in in Slorc, nnd inlrnds kccp airronstniitlvnnli.mil. n L'pucril il-forlnidil


ocr: HA11M0NA. SHELDON IIm conslantly for snlc nt low prirc!, fot Cnsli nnd inojt klnds offrodiu-c. (1'rotlsions for Cnsli o.tlv.) y mil 'i3 " ij M. dc l.niiir.. Mcrlno. Alpnccns, rittnncl. Calico, lliilliantincs, Cnshmcrc", TltkliiR Donicstlc TirkinK, C'loths, CiMnimcro, Vcit Ing., Trimmlni;., vVc. &c Rcady-SSade Glothinf5 n liii-gc nisoitincm cry chcap. DHUIiSANDJIEDICINI. All llio nrllclpn ln tliiJ lino rliynulnns prc scnjitions tlHpcmcd nt nll linic. ALSO FOR ALE, roiiK, SAi,Mox, I-Altl), MAC'KKIir.l., CDDriPlI, T. I. SAI.T. Middlvlitiry, Xov. 5, 1819. STOSE. EDWAHD WAINWUIGIIT Voftt Inf.imi tho puMic llint liu lius ioMimcl tllP litlilH.3 O 1 e i 1 i n g i t) MOVKS, in c lii-linp nll pnt- tcrns fn oin mon usc nt lln daic Amuu b o f o ti n d THAlClIUIt'S Hot Blast Cooking Stove, TIiU Sioc look tlic lirst IVcmtuni n! tlie A-mptk-an lu-tilut"', in llio City New Yuik ut tlie VtirccIcr Vo fair 111 Mant'hmrrN Onc tf thc pct-tiliiir propci lics of t fitove i tlint n stcnk iiin bo hroilcil in tlucc mlnutes wilhout nny siuokc or otlor ccnpin into tlio room. Tlic iibovc ctit fliows tlio forni of tlic Slovp. The cclf fmtterl S-juarc Occn Yanlec Xotion Ttc Tvkin Stm'Ci Ttm CaumUt Stove t 2 shcs, Also thc I'Ml nnl mot nppioed pattrrnnf Omttmentiil Parhr nr.d ttox Sloves to lo futtnd lu Troy nml Albany Tojjctbcr wllli n tcncrnl nsortnicnt of llnr, Itouml nml I Juoj Irntt, Atncricnn nnd lnglili Stt'cl, Hollow nml Tin Wnrc, llrns Kdtlc (ppernnil Iron l'mnp, Lrntl I'ino.Slirel L-.n! Zini', Ctit nml Wiotiufit Nuil( nll sit". 1 Ioi u Ntiilsnml hb'jps, Nnil Koh, nil Jioii, I'kow tlie lntest uinl ni't.t npprovcil pnttctn, SicH Slcitib, T rnvcre nml Cuttcr Miocf, Vc. N. It Tlic sultfiibcr tiiiUl ny to tlic pnb tlint bc U (b'lcnninrd ni to bc rxin i;ui ii nnv ilfnlcr in llii cftioti of cnuiitry. An i f thc nbovc slot'k innl in(c'? i C.r" WOHK ilonc in a woikmnnlike nml on Imrt noticc. MitldUbuiy, Oct a" 1S4I. L'T tf CLOTHIIMG WHOLESALE rflAHOWY & KENNA, 50 & 52 AXX STUKKT, HOSTOX, llc-ictfully c;.ll 'lic nilcntion oi Ocalers In IMJADVMADIiCLOTIIIW! inuncnvc stock mnnnlnciiircd for tlio ar.d Kunimcr Tr.idc, j'cculiaily adap for tlio NEW EXGLAXD MARKET, comptisin? in part, 00o Illack and lJluo lllack Ilretianil l'rock Cojt-. lllnc " " llruun, Green, Olive, and othcr l'ancy . coiors. lu 100dTivecd, Caslimcrells. r.nninctt."..V.c., inanufaclurej Into Sacks.I'olkasnnd l'ol- l'rocks j for workn ans'iip and style llicy ncy cannot 1,0 Miipas eu. imhiu iiron t.iiicn .lK". t'f I'ANTS.ind VKriTS e liarean end- les- vaiicly. LHrerall an l iiferall clniK, urccn Jackel. Siripcd nnd Cnlii-o Sliirts, we arc pitpartd o lutiii'.n ut laigcor Mnall ijiianmK"., at vtiuit nolke. JiOYCJ' CLOTIIIXG. ThU llepartinent weliavc mndc our i nriio- nlar ludv, Mliicb dialdes n lo scll oiiiliz," nnd CMIdienV Clollies al i.i.iI'ricc.s tlian can Lc piiictiascd clsculifie. larKfsupplv ofrUHNISHIXO GOOD.S coii'taiiilv on h.'in.'. MAI10XV .t KRXNA'S, 50 & 52 Ax.v STi:hi.T,:::::BiisTON. I'cb. S0,1K1P. -1 l.Im. C'ONSUMPTION. 00000 Pulmonary Complaints


ocr: Hotice. The nprountiol W. H. Johnson will bc at lill Hore for a few ilnyi. A wonl to the wiio ii iufliricnl. W S. JOHNSON. Middlebury, April 6th, 18-.0. 50


ocr: IIm conslantly for snlc nt low prirc!, fot Cnsli nnd inojt klnds offrodiu-c. (1'rotlsions for Cnsli o.tlv.) y mil 'i3 " ij M. dc l.niiir.. Mcrlno. Alpnccns, Calico, lliilliantincs, Cnshmcrc", TltkliiR Donicstlc TirkinK, C'loths, CiMnimcro, Vcit Ing., Trimmlni;., vVc. &c Rcady-SSade Glothinf5 n liii-gc nisoitincm cry chcap. DHUIiSANDJIEDICINI. All llio nrllclpn ln tliiJ lino rliynulnns prc scnjitions tlHpcmcd nt nll linic. ALSO FOR ALE, roiiK, SAi,Mox, I-Altl), MAC'KKIir.l., CDDriPlI, T. I. SAI.T. Middlvlitiry, Xov. 5, 1819. STOSE. EDWAHD WAINWUIGIIT Voftt Inf.imi tho puMic llint liu lius ioMimcl tllP litlilH.3 O 1 e i 1 i n g i t) MOVKS, in c lii-linp nll pnt- tcrns fn oin mon usc nt lln daic Amuu b o f o ti n d THAlClIUIt'S Hot Blast Cooking Stove, TIiU Sioc look tlic lirst IVcmtuni n! tlie A-mptk-an lu-tilut"', in llio City New Yuik ut tlie VtirccIcr Vo fair 111 Mant'hmrrN Onc tf thc pct-tiliiir propci lics of t fitove i tlint n stcnk iiin bo hroilcil in tlucc mlnutes wilhout nny siuokc or otlor ccnpin into tlio room. Tlic iibovc ctit fliows tlio forni of tlic Slovp. The cclf fmtterl S-juarc Occn Yanlec Xotion Ttc Tvkin Stm'Ci Ttm CaumUt Stove t 2 shcs, Also thc I'Ml nnl mot nppioed pattrrnnf Omttmentiil Parhr nr.d ttox Sloves to lo futtnd lu Troy nml Albany Tojjctbcr wllli n tcncrnl nsortnicnt of llnr, Itouml nml I Juoj Irntt, Atncricnn nnd lnglili Stt'cl, Hollow nml Tin Wnrc, llrns Kdtlc (ppernnil Iron l'mnp, Lrntl I'ino.Slirel L-.n! Zini', Ctit nml Wiotiufit Nuil( nll sit". 1 Ioi u Ntiilsnml hb'jps, Nnil Koh, nil Jioii, I'kow of tlie lntest uinl ni't.t SicH


ocr: S. Hcv.&papsr Advert,'siu Agcat, No. 10 SrAIX STliKl.T, JloHKlV, Unuthorizid to reci ivu Advcni-cmcnfi nnd Snh-ci iptinn for t';is pnpcr nnd ihe hcst NcM-;.ipit in thr Uhitrd IMnti nt t!.'- '1'i.c rnlo u at the olln c of j-nu'ii ation. 2.w


ocr: AND S0 IIAYE .ToitNSOiY&wooirs NKW G0(JJ)S ! ! 'I ticrc U g' ar fxt'ltcmcnt in Nt Yotk, In iior of.IKNNY I.IXI). hut n- morc thnn i ut win iit Addi-n t'ounu, npon ihe rcn-ipt r KV l'l I Ot-OS at tl c will S'LiOPX.jS'S STOHE. i li . v or k it is coMl'l.ETi:, . iu ;ia. . 'f vcry iarc aliuitmciit ML'; I.IN Dlv 1.AXES, nll Wool, 1'I.AIX. tntihcr with a largc nssortincnt of S'Ul (iOODS, 1.0NG S1IAWI.S, te. Ac.


ocr: FALL ABRIYAL ruoM BOSTOI! II, liAXGWrilV & (1 No. Nichols1 Euilding, Alli'. NOW HECEIVIXC. A l'HESlI - nsiortiucnt of Ooods from lloston, nll of whii h will le dii'0 uf c rcnM.uniile lerms lor Casii or tno.1 kiml of punluce. Sept. 15. 1850. Just !Reccivcd ntlhencll l.m,n Chiup Culi S or.' ol II Lingnonbv &. Co , a neli and .plciiitid lot S1LK8 VEST1SGS, MUbl.lX DE 1.A1NR-', l'HIXTS. OK AI.I. K1XDS. ItKHIOXS. I1LACK SII.K Vl.II.S.e fie it. In ihort, wo havo mniU Olir nstnrtment ioni. pleie. nnd llnttcr ourselVos thnt we tan snti-fv ony rensouablo pcrson inrrsaid to .pia iiy nnil pnccs. Scpt. 15, 1850. 21tf T1E ra.il eslate of th.' hite JllXA I'HAX A lonsiiilrm ol two owelung mum 1? ..: r.., .In h lll. . kl'S I' .i-iii ll.iin. Slic ils, Ac-. Iiinff iinmo ili ol th CoinrreB iiiorud r p.irn-utnr eiuiuliu, tu the r.rL-ini UIIAS. AI.I.K.N. Middlebury, Oct. Iit, 1850. 23 if. Oarpctinp:. I.!imi)'d juit reieiicd, new nnd Vl.I.EN. KiaitJiJ I'ATTBn.NS aim nt IJiw l'tiirrs lu- snlo h tmanv JOHNSON & WOOD 10. I050. Blake's Patont Fire nnd Water Vroof l'nint for nle hv N. WOOD& ro, ivt


ocr: .1 l'ur tlie Iltiiiniiil nml I'crmancnt Cure nr nll NEnVOUS DISBASES, tnil ot llmse r nmplaintt wtilch aie f ained liy an tm p.ir.a, w.iVeneil nr ttnhrnlthy ronaitinn of tht NK11VOUS SVSTHM.


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ocr: HENG&i It is now a well eslablishcd fact that ihc STORB. Sclls Goo.ls 10 pcr. ccnt. clicnper tlian nny Storo in Addison Count3-. Tuo Agcnt of ihe Has just rcturned from Markct wiili a largc aml wcll sclccicd asiomneiit of MD FA8HMB LOW PlfclOES. are otTcrcd tl the I'ublic at astonishtngly Tlie Ladics nill find a ricli assortmcnt of SUCII AS I.nstrcs. Fig'd Alparca, Tlain Alpac ca, Cashnicre, Mnslin Dc Lanc, Jlercno, Thibets, lilack iiilks, Fig'd Drcss Silks, ingham's and Prints, mnnv othcr stvlcs that can bc sccn by calling " IV. S. JOHNSON. October 19, 1849. SHAW&S! SHAWLS! Thc larcst and bcst assortment of Lon2 nnd Shaubs in the Counlv. can bc sccn, at LOAV 1'iUCES, by calling on thc I'cople's Agcnt, AY S. JOHNSON. Examinc bcforc Pu rchas i ng. Oclobcr 19, 1849. 0N tSaving Money. S. JOHNSON, Ajjent of tho cckbralcd . I'coiilc'n Slorc, will coinincnccu coursc la'ctnrcs, on thc aliove sulgcct, on Jlonday, 2Jd. 1M9, aficr which bc will givc somc II.LUSTBATIONS, by olrering GOODS at priccs that will convinrc hc tlia' money cun bc savcd by iurclnisiic Goods at thc PEOPLE'SSTOEE, l'articularly those wlio are about going to They will find a good assortmcnt of Cnrpcts. C'loths, l!ugs, Bucking Chairs, Tables, Bcd Stcads, Counterpancs, JJInnkcts,

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ocr: NONPAREIL is3 VJ? () IB m 0 IN J Iinirovcincntl Improvciticnt ! tlic rcsult of lanor. i new sysicm auoitcii llio old dis ranlcd 1 llcform In th1 nictlioil of Traile Advanco frrouiul takcn Good ncws to custom crs. A stotk of $ 1 3,0 O O Ol' C II O 1 C K A N I) SII 10NAJJLE (JOODS, OlVcrcil on tcrnn nrnl nt ricc cnlircly new in itiia roi-ioii. AilJioti Couniv clmllcticJ tu n compnrison tliroucliout. S400 is ollcrcil thc lirm tlin t can iroaucc a bctlcr ;stcm llian by us ndoptctl. AVJtlicittt siiccifirntinns, lct it 1c un.Icrsloo. llint oursturo loom it 50fcct ilecp nnd 20lirond, miu n now comhictciv iuicu nnd open Jor in spectioii nnd traiic, 'X'lic t f tliii cnlirc rcgion, with ilicir wivcs.sons nnd dauylitcrs. arc invitcd lo cnll in nnd cxnminc roous nnd jiriccs, nnd wc gnnrnntce to thcm n Better Selected and STOCIC OF GOODS tlnin tlicy can tiiid clsewlierc bctwccn Crtnnda h'mc nnd tlic Atluutic Cunst. No miMnkc, No f.ilstly in tliis. Cnll carly nnd yo'i ob Inin tlic BEST OF 35AUGAIN S ot tlic Slorc of C. M. LEWIS & CO. Cornwall, Mny l, 1S30. 1'. S. AVc shall olTtr new and furtlicr in uucciiicnt.. Vo shall sparc no painMaking on our part Wc alutll nnkc cvcrv clfuit to idcasc. Wc shull sc!l at lcss llian t ity ri'tail priccs. tn onlcr to incrcttic our liitlicrto larc aml cx tctuiic trado. V. M. MIWIS &. CO. 2.tf.


ocr: AUCTIOS ! ! TIIK Siotk of Goods now on hand in llio WILL 11E SOLD AT AXJCTIOK", SALES COMMENCING ON WBDNBSDAY iEXT, AT 1 O'CLOCK, P, W, nnd continued ihrongb iIiq DAY AND EVi: XING, and from dny lo day, UNTIL TIIE WIIOLE AHE SOLD. Tlio nftcrnoon of AVcilncfilny, TlmrsJay nnj l'riitay will bc ilcvulcU tu iho LADIES, whcn thcy shall have precedcnce nnd mch poods shdll be sold as thcy may wish to pur. chasc. Goods of almost evcry varicty, indudin a largo lot of READY MADE CLOTHING, WILL il i; S 0 L li . CfA credit fur all siims ovcr SIO, thirty days i nll suma ovcr $50, thrce moniba, and nll suins ovcr SI 00 alx moutlis,nill bo giicn,witli good sccurlty. li. I). HAUItl'.K, ).iW AUSTIN JOHNSON, f ti. Middlebury, April 22d, IB50 M3 Noticc. TIIK Siiperinlendcnts of Coinmon Sihools iu ll.e acvcral tonns in the Counly of Ailduon nro reiuctcd tn inecl at llio Town lloom in Middlebury on Vncfy, tle 24IA tj nej-,at 10 o'tlock, A. M., lor thc purpoae td recotu. mending School llooks, ic , ns rcpiircd by llio last rcviaion of the School law. K S, IIAUIIHTT Uie tltr, O. W OUANDLY, lr7r., (ir.O. SMITII, MMUlmn, DAVID II ALL, C"nm,ll. Matih 22d, I85U. 40 If


ocr: Alil IS KNOWN ltY Tlii: COMl'ANY HE KEEPS!" TI.. tt 1 1t Ihiii 1. t. -Af i- 4JIII ii ia tiuu miu nt ii iii.ui.iii tvij nccording to tlic clotlics lie wcnrs. Tliis Is ulmt confcrs sucli imnortnnce on tlic nit urcsMiig wtii, UtJ 111 IHJiUUl ANI) l'liOl'lllKTOlt OF TIIK 1 & 6 1 awaro of this stnto of tliings, now cxhib to liis fticnds and thc public, an nsortnicnt Goods hithcrto Unrivallea in this Market. I'runcc, Iklgium, r.iiglam., GcrmnnynnJ A contrilmtcil nnd comMncd to fitr thc ji-i!a CLOTHING ST6S1E tliu clioiccft of tlicir productions In CASSIMERES, IX Of (timlitics in f.ibric, tliU rollcction posscs nll uliitli liiic licictufuio bcen wom nnd stj lo3 wliicli m.ikc tlith'lirst cnlrcci liilc mny tic louml thc tnost ilesir.iblc mut clc colors. imrticnlntlv tlio npnrovcd itcnncr- nui!li-nmniillv, rottcnsquali, nnd tolor, ut prcscnt su in tno i.iiinonubic uoriu. YESTINGS, Vclvets.in Silks, in C'iisliincics, in itnrscillos, Lincns Stripcs, Clicrks, l'Ktidi; iditinprig Ii"iirtd, printcd und rmbroidned. SIliltTfci. plnin nnd f.mcy, Etrincd. cliotkcd ring'Ptrcnkcd. 'J'licic inatcn.ils, toctlicr nll 'I'liinminf , umy lc mndc tip to oidcr tlic satnc ctauiiviiniont on fiiort nottcc, in niost J iWiioiribie bmo nm; Wananted to Fit To tlic Trndc, nll Trimntins ill le oli nt uncrui tiiscnuni. louiescut tu oiucr, prompi' nnd ucll. bc so low us lo cnsurc spccdy sitlcof An tinccnimonly l.irc nnd cloynnt as.ort oi TiEADY-MADE CLOTHING: pttrchascd und bilctt Hyle. now oticniiig, to llic scason nnd selected witii prcat which will bc sold at slight advancc from Tliosc wbo call firt will liavc tlic firsi .TAMES MoKKANI). Middlebury, April 30, 1S50. I;y Cod Liver Oil, new first ratc arliclc. iut rcrc'niil bv Xov.21M. H. A. SHELDON. CABIlsTBT FLW B0D3 EAST OP THE VERMONT I10TEL. WOULD rcpcctfully inlorm Ihe ciiizcns of nnd vicinity that he contlnnes tho buMncss at the old sland formcrly oc by his I'alhcr, nnd has now 011 hand n assorlmcntof Caiiixi:t AVai:l. sucli lturcaiis,clicapcomnionnnd nicchigh.priccd, Tnblcs of dilVercntpattcrns; nsplcn p.Utcm of Ccntro Tnbles j Iledslcadi and Stands ; all of whiib will bo sold vcry for Cash, llcady 1'ay, or Approvcd Credit. lIaingat his command tlic bcst of work- he fccls stirc tliat he ran manuficliire, at noticc, nny articlc in his line of busincs un elegnnt stjlc. Most kiuds of I.unibcr ttsed in his shop ta- in paymcnt for luriiiluic nt fair priccs. Thosc who wish to go to houc-kccping ill wcll to call and examinc priccs nnd stylcs. Middlebury, April 22, 1850. .V.'.tf


ocr: AT 1 B I 1 f J r OXE riill i: r.STAIIMISHMKXT, Quiiroir 150&T0N. TIIK ATTENTIOX 01' DALCIIS IX ItEAUY MADE CLOTHING, abiiut to vMtllosmn, for Iho purpnse of inn kiiiff iheirfcprin;' l'lirclinso, is sulicited tu aliinc ESTABLISHMENT. U'r ll.'il'i Ii.tU mi. !.:.,. t n.o..l tl.u !.,,.. . - vl Iii;.0V MADK CI,nTII!l(C gnulc -litlq'Uliiy.L'vcTnlliMe.l in Country Dealer.1. AT WNOLKSALE onlhcn,oitLIP,i:i!ALTK.IlMR, and nl luivett markut pnccs. r.ifiictil.ir ailcn. lion has bccn pal to Ihe Rellins tip ol KL'lMiXd&SLTJaMERSTOCK! and our Clolliing i prnb.ibly cul, beiler and bcllcrad.irtcd lolho waiilsol Ihe "Ity. llian thol ol'any olhcr Clolliing thc Cily. ORBERS lor RKA 0 i'.MADli CT.OT1IIXG, will wiihpronipi aliculion. Ciuo.K and priccs war ranicd to bc aiisfjctory, or lie CiuoJs can iciurncd. QUINCY HALL, BOSTOIVT. rovi'K Tlin nrivnv i MAHK10T.) Jlarclr-i, Ih;,o. IS.2m. TO PUltCIIASEKS OF . m w & m j.; xu. f AT W1IOLESALE Nos. 40 and 42, Ann ILWE N HVLY MANlT.CTntCD 1'OU SPRING SALES for 1850, IIIB LAIlOEHt ANII MOST KXTIASIVK 8TOCK READY-MADB cvcr oircrcdlor salc in lloston. llningreliniui.hcd tho rttuil branch of busincs, our niiuntion is dcruted to thc nuiiis ol Tradcra, und Mcrchants dcpcnd upon liinliin; w iili us a bctlcr aupply Well-manufactured Goods, tlian at otlier llouseu. Ourstock Iiicludcs urticlcs ai1.iitctl to 3OTM2ifi5,3j Soiillicrn aml Wt'storn Tho cxtcut of our businrss cnablca us to fer all (ioods nt thc lowcst murkct valuc, to cxlcnd llio Uaital lcrms of credit. Wc in Sioro 3000 Cloth I'rock nnd Trcas Co.its. 5000 Tccd " " 10 000 l'airs Tancy lluckskin l'ants. 10 000 " " Liiicn 15 000 Lincn Sarks. Boys' Clothing IN OKEAT VAHIETY. Tailors' Trimmiiigs, and Pieco and a full usiortmenl of KNCI.ISII, PltlLXCH .V fiUKMVN Fancy Silk l'ANCY SILK CUAYATS AND BCAItlS, Ekt lim MhnMs, Suspeitkrs, Glofu, Akii Ccuts' ruinialiiiig Cootla. AUCXT8 lon "HIINNKTT'S" Troy Shlrt A full nnd roinplcte catalogtie of our may i e lian hy aililresalng us by mail i wiiri'iNn, ai.KKiniK, ja. dw ui lloslon, March 18. 49 3m. EI If MfMf J-L-l -JP i K-eijL i il TA-.'ti.Vn V X i WMl lW-r. l NAILS! NAILS!! Tlu subvciilitriicciiviii3n largc ol Na.ls, wlin li lio will scll lowcr llian bii n ol I cSiw lie re in llir p'arc l-.DWMID WA'NWUiailT


ocr: AUCTION S & M I aball procccd to scll by Public Auction on TIIE SEVENTII DAY OF MAY NUXT, AT 9 O'CLOCK, A.M. tho large nnd well selected atiorlmcnl of GKOCERXES, DRY QOODS, i ssr a CROCKERY, now in the atoro lately occnpicd by 1', 1'. Frun. tls fioodi will bo sold wlthout rcierre. Ttvnua, Ciuli. Aahort approtcd credit on aums ovcr tcu dollaial II, (lOODItiril, CmaftiM, Middlebury April 21, 1850. 52 3ty