The Star and Republican banner., March 22, 1842, Image 3

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ApifERTISF,MENTS
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A 0- elit Xf 'II'
Oilman alnifir, •Esq. 'Treasurer,
In Account with the Directors of , the
Poor 11/4.4 of the _Howe of Employment
"of
. ths County of Adams for the year
andior 11l of January, 1842.
Dr. .Polts.. Cis
1941, Jyn. Sib, 'l'u order on J.
.* A. Thompson, Esq. Coun
iy Treasurer, 500 00
January 2'3, do. do. 400 00
March .10, do. do. 1,400 00
/,kpril 29, do. do. 500 00
July 5, do. do. 500 00
September 1, do. do. 500 00
December 2, do. do. 500 00
1841, Jan. 4, Cash from Di•
rectors from sale of upper
Tract of lend, 230 00
April 1, cash received from . 70 00
April 5, cash received for boar
ding for dn:t. Harner,
January 4, & July 5, cash re•
ceived. from J. AV. Thomp
seri and M. C. Cliliketui,
(seietiritra;) of S. Wit h4ow, 220 13
Sept. 'Received cash from
13,410. M'Sher of, for his note
liven by" Thompson and
Clarkson,,
Fab. 1, Received one hundred
dollars from Teter 'rrostle, 100 00
Cr. Polls. Cis.
• By Cash paid as follows:
By cash for bills of Merchandize, 625 20
do. for •Groceries, 168 95
do. for Mochanics' bil', 212 49
do. for Grain dr Flour and
Grinding,
, do. for Beef and Pork,
do. for Drugs and 'Medi.
sines,
do. for Printing Bill,
do. digging as •price of
pump. •
do. for Cattle and sheep,
do. for Wood chopping, •
do. for. Now Waggon,
do. to Steward for sundry
expenses,
do.-for Justices' orders,
do. fur Waggon Shed,
du. for Executing orders,
- do. for Steward's salary,
do. fur Clerk's salary,
do. for Physician's salary,
do. fur Allowances to Phy
sician for extra cases,
do. for , extra our/jeep of
Directors,. .
do. for extra Male Biro.
• Bugs,
• do. for" extra Female do.
do. for support ofuut door
paupers, .
do.. for Funeral oiposes
or cat door pau ?Ka
do. for : Debt paid to Car
- lisle Poor house.
do, for finyment on hinds.
do. for Interest on Bonds ,
foi!ands, f
do. for surveying lend.
00. fur payment of order
to Wm. Douglass, dated
Dee. 1999;
do. fur cash paid for mo %
;toy advanced to Treasurer,
do. for Treaburer's salary,
&lance in Tretteurer's hnno,
11117 E, the rubscrihers, Auditors weenie
vIF and adjust ti ePubho Accounts, DO
CERTIFY, that we have examined the
Items which cameos° the above Account,
and do report that they are correct, and that
there raft balance due from James Maxon,
itsq. Treasurer, of TWO HUNDRED
AND THIRTEEN DOLLARS 'AND
THIR.TY...FOUR - CENTS, bei itg from
.
the3dt day of January, 1841, o the 3d
_
day January,.lB42, bath days inclusite.
R. DURROILAW, 4
JAMESIMSSELL •;
_ . D. COMFORT, •ig
jrienryllfthey, SteirtirJ,
in Account with the Directors of the
Poor and of . the House Ernployment
of Adams County, from January OM,
1841, to Junuary Bd, 1842.
Dr.' ' Dolls. cis.
To balance in Steward's hands
on last settlement,
" two orders Treasurer,
040) received from Chain.
bersbarstoor hutp , e; on set
tlement,
" Him! and Lard - trAd,
" bash received from C. Soy - .
der for burial of stranger, 6 00
cash rot/lived far candlessold, 25`42.
cash fur Cow and two pigs, 2P 00
"" au. I - Pi - Shingles. • 5 ON
4, do. fur Clover3seed, • • 2 50
" dn. fur boarding Hamer and
Black.
' do.• far Sheep skin,
fr"
By Cash Paid for follower
•itd• for Merhanicre bills, 1299
,d0.,(0r, MArchomdtse, , 1 18
• 44 41):'•for Vegetatdoe 22 56
, do ,for Grain and Flour, 24.06
• dn. for Merit &-Pollitt3 . 23 R 9
• A do. for !Veer $e ed, , 10 Of)
,40,,f0r two l6 00
4 :::,40:41 1 1. 11 '!f v fl o !)acda. 21 25
Lime 4 Via.tei dG
;w i no ) . Ripanire,
St re 4•0 4
f 4 IV, vut House,
Cash paid for 'Poi,
do. Executing
" do. for costs on soil agitillia
Turnbaugh,
" dn. for Hirelings,
" do. for cash paid Paupers
on leaving the House, and
Stage fare.
du. for Expenses of trip to
Chambersburg,
Balance in Ilan& of Steward,
WE, the subscribers, Auditors to set
(lc and adjost the Public Accounts,
DO CER. CIFY, that we have examined
the Items which compose the above Ac
count; and that they , are correct; and .that
there is it balance of FOUR DOLLARS
AND EIGHTY SEVEN CENTS, in
the hands of the Steward, being from the
sth day of January, 1841, to the 3cl day of
January, 1842, both days inclusive.
S. DURBORA W.
JAMES. RUSSELL "4:1
-D. COMFORT,
PRODUCE OF •THH FARM ,
_ 200 bushels of •W heat,
70. do Rye,
550 do Corn, •
300 do Outs, -
250 do Potatoes,
45 tons of tiny,
3250 Pounds of Pork,
1100 do Beef,
180 yards linen and cloth manufac
tured at house.
400 00
55,4117 13
85 Paupers remain at Poor house, 1842.
SO paupers supported out of the house
in part. ... .
$0 admitted in the course of the )ear.
March 1, 1842. 3t-49
605 50
659 88
TIIE WONDERFUL CURES
•
Performed by Dr. SwAYNE's.Coinpound
Syrup of. Wild Cherry, in Pulmonary Con
sumption, have excited tie astonishment of
all who have witnessed
. its marvellous ef.
facts; there is no account of a medicine,
from the earliest ages furnislig in aparallel;
the almost miraculous cures effected by
this extraordinary medicine, is unprece.
dented. A few of the subjoinned letters
and certificates are from respectable citi
zens. and sortie of tho many .recommonda.
tions I have had in favour of the virtue of
-the
,above medicine, ,
biraitTANT tEsTinoNIC.- 7 -Consumption
and Bleeding of the Lungs cured. - -M r.
William Sheppard, residing in Beaver '
county, Po. near the state line, •relates as
follows;—,"In the month of May last my
wife was taken with jßlecding. from the
Lungs, coughing, night sweats, hectic
Ale. She' had taken a. violent cold;
having previously giyen symptoths of the
' approach Of Consumption, I felt Much a•
!armed Mid made immediate application to
a physielen. "Under his treatment she be-
Came worse, instead of hotter, until the first
of Juno; when Ilineard from an intelligent
Man of Dr. Stcayne's'SYrup of Wild Cher.
Ty, and from his earnestness in recommend
in it I was induced to try one bottle.—
The 'effect exceeded my utmost expecta
tions —she felt immediate relief. I then
mounted my horse and rode to the office,
'No. 41St. "Clair Street; -Pittsburg-, where
it is koot for sale, and procured six bottles
more, which I am happy to say has effect
ed a.perfect cure. Please publish this cer.
tificato, with my name in full, that others
may•know where to find the greatest bless
ing on earth.
27 47
9325
77 37
/50 00
73 R 3
110 00
Ol 00
25 20
24 00
30 09
200 00
40 00 .
100 00
90 00
21'00
173 75
182 34
718 76
160 00
466 00
60 00
ti tO
144 78
110 00
80 00
$5,203 70
213 an
The.abovo invalunble Medicine for gale,
at :my office, No. 54. Nerth 6th ,street,
Phda., and .by SA VI UEL S. FORNEY,
my sole agent for Gettysburg,. where the
ooly genuine article can be had. •'
DOCTOR SW AY NE.
.111arcb 1, 1842. Im-49
$5 417 1?
NOTICE is hoieby:'given that applica
.tiou will be made by.the undersigned
for 'License, to !seep a Public House at
Turk ',Springs, Latimer° township, Maras
county; at the April Term of Quarter Ses
sions, one thous3ud eight hundred and
forty-two. • . t . . - -
• - KETT LEW ELL . 4.I; .GA RDN ER.
We the Subscribers, do certify that Ket
tlewell•4s; Gardner,. the above applicants,
are of good repute for honesty and temper•
once, and are well provided with house
room and couveuicnces for the lodging and
inietirminidatiOu of strangers and travellers.
W. R. Stewart, Wm. Gardner,
T. Stephens, J. I'. Raffenspdrger,
J. Frazier C. Lafferty
Win. Ickes, 'Samuel Hollinger,
Michael Bower, John Pay,
G. Albert, John Vog,ler.
March 1, 1842. „, 30-49
18 95
95 09
55 00
2 45
LICE:VSE.
NOTICE is hereby given,. that I intend
ni apply at ihe next _term of the Court of
(limiter Session. of Adams , county % for a
Li!:ense, to keep a Tavern in,the house, 1
-20 17
40
now occupy as end), in the town of enters
burg, Huntington 'township.
JOHN T. RAFPENSPERG.ER.
$221 15
We, the undersigned citizens-9f Hun
tington township, do certify, that we• are
well acquainted with the above named John
T. Rair iisperger, and,that he is of good
repute for honesty and temperance; and is
well provided with house room and conve•
nience.i for the lodging and accommodation
o f trayelters, and that the same is fleece
sarY' . • . • .
Jacob, Gardner, natiiel , She4 . r,
Joseph 'Tay ler,
• . Thomas Stephens SOrialiart
,thlotel .riekeß, garrama.Wiremati,
Gardner, W. R. I,..s.tewart,.
Wm. leki.s, Michael Bower.
Match 1, IEI2. 3:-49
Dolls, Cts
81 81
3 00 '
4 00
02
e2ifi 2 , 1
4 87
$221 15
WILLIAM SHEPPARD.
NOTICE.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
. • .PROSPECTUS
Of a . New and very cheap Magatrne;
'On the first Of Aptil, will be commenced's
New Nianzine, (to take the place of
the .4 Pi,centx and tludget;") under the
title=
20 30
•‘Tiar , Baltimore Offonth
It will be issued with n far neater cover
—on good paper and type, and will (e I
composed of closely printed matter—a
mounting to , nearly four hundred .
volume. Each number will be accompa
nied by a vans - FINE WOOD CUT, illustrating
the natural history and • customs of the
month for which each number is intended.
Each design will be accompanied by both
prose and poetic sketches, not only of the i
general features and helliday-customs, but
likewise of tho &ORIOULTURAL peculiarities
of every month. This will be a new fea•
lure, and, is hoped, will render the
"NIONTEILY \ T IMER" a peculiarly welconni
guest on every i'ARSLER ' S table. The first I
number will, likewise, bo embellished wit)i
nin engraving representing . Shakespeare's
"Turnin— the Shrew,! 'Hush ated bya ate.
ry from the pen of Charles Lamh, one
the most popular authors England has ever
I boasted. This plate, and the illustrations
of thementbs, have never appeared in arik
other magazine.
The quality of the reading matter of the
Baltimore Monthly Visiter, may - be in-
ferred frcrn the following list of contntnii
tore— to which oilier distinguished names
will be, from time to time, added. To in
struct and to amuse will be our aim.
Rev. E. Y. Reese, Rev. Leantior goer,
Professor J. R. W. Dunbar, Prof. Ed-
Ward Portman, Prof. Chapin A. Harris,
Dr. C. C. Cox, Dr. James
,Hamilton, Dr.
John 'Fonerden; Dr. J. W. Geyer, Mrs.
Lydia Jane Pierson, Mrs. Amelia B. Wel.
by, Miss Esther Wetherald, Author of
i
"The Two Christmases," David Hoffinan,l
Esq. N. C. Brooke, A. M. Mr. M. Top
ham Evans, Mr. T. S Arthur, author of
the ''Subordinate," Mr. J. B. Jones, author
of "Wild Western. Scenes," &c. .Mr. L.
T. Voight, 111 r. J. Austin Sperry, Mr. J.
E. S. Rochester, Mr. Thomas C. Atkin-
son, Mr. E. C. Squier, 51r. Q Barbour,
George Yollot, Esq. M. S. Lovett, E.
Tudor Horton, • “Milford Bard," Author 01 1
"The Deserted Husband," John Smith of
Jno." Author of "I Doctor's MSS." &c.
&c. &c.
In the line of 'critical notices anew
books, n di'ciiled improvement will he made
upon the plan of the "Phcenix and Budget"
—and in the ,way of stories, an, imprtent
reform will be adopted, which will abolish
the plan of givuig long novels continued, '
provokingly, from number to number.
In order to place the work in tbii hands
of such as, may not feel willing; to Nay the
more experisivo prices of tnewtilly msgri•
mos, the proprietor has determined to pub
lish the work ut the extremely low price
charged for its plainer and unillustrated
predecessor. The price will therefore be
$1 50, for a single copy-r-fine copies for
$5 00. This is giving about four pages
for ono cent.
It is desirable to receive orders at once,
at we may know how to regulate our
The trade will be served at very liberal
►ates--extremely anxtou9, as we are, to
extend the usefulness of the work, as widely
as possible.
Address, pistage paid,
"The Proprietor of the Monthly Visiter,"
At the Mike of the Saturday V *sitar, No.
2 1 2 N. Gsv Ptreet, Baltimore, Md.
Feb. 15, 1842.
To the' Citizens of attunes
County.
FEE.E.ow etrizElNs:—l perceive I stand
charged in the "Star," a •paper of your 1
county, with three offences. First—with j
making an attempt to injure the reputation
of a medicine. "fictitiously" called Dr.
%Vistaed Balsam of Wild Cherry. . This is
positively false. Dr. Waiter's Balsam of
Wild Cherry never had a reputation to in
jar©. I did say it was fictitions, and I say
so still, and I challenge enquiry. Second
—I ainatharged with bolstering up a "Syr- .
up" of Wild Cherry.
,If it is
_meant Dr.
.Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher
Ey, that medicine has no occasion
. of hal
storing up. It has thousands and tens of
thousands to prop it up; its virtue alone
wo.nd be sufficient ifevery otlisr prop was
cut from under it. My highest aim is to
do good, that others may, reap the
.b4refit
with myself. . Tuird-1 am accused with
trickery. This is equally false with the
rest—which those who know me best can
testify. What I would call trickery is
cooling out under false colours, calling
thingsby.namos which belong not to them,
with a view to give, a reputation Which
they do not deserve. For.an individual to
make high pretensions to cure the most
formidable disoages,.without any knewledge
I of the sctenee of medicine either in
. theory
or practice, is prestimptnous.in tho highest
degree._ It was years•after my medicine
was introduced into the sick chamber, and
its virtues:had become widely known lung
before others began to catch at the name
of" Wild. Cherry" —thinking to borrow a
preutation from that already established.
• '
D. SW AYNE.
P. S. The above medicine is eminent
ly calculated to cure cough?, colds and all
other breast complaints. For further par
ttculars,enquire of S., S. Forney, my sole
agent for Gettysburg, who keeps.it pure and
unadulterated, likewise at mY • office No. 54
North sixth street, Philadelphia.
Feb 8, 1942.
JOB P ILINV7rIXG,
Such as Carelg, Circulars, Hand-bills,
Neitly an.l e l / 2 :peditiously executed at
i~'Esrtc~•J~
CONTRIBUTORS.
this office.
A DVERTISEMENTS.
TO. MY CItI4.II)ITORS.
IVAKE notice that I have applied to the
•1 Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
0 1Fiantilin County, for the benefit of tho
Insolvent Laws' of the Commonwealth of
Puntisylvania, and -that they have appoint
ed Monday the 11th day of Apra next, for
the hearing ofttio and my creditors, at the
Court House in the Borough of: Chamhors
burg, when and where you may attend if
you think proper.
TIIEO. DITTER LI NE.
jilarch 8,113 V. *te-50
IN THE MATTER
Of the intended application of SOLOMON
ALBERT for License to keel. Tav
ern, in the town. of Elumpton, Reading
township, Adams county—biting an old
stand:
We the subscribers, citizens of Rending
township aforesaid, recommend the above
petitioner, nd certify that the iiitror Tuv.
ern above mentioned is necessary to . accom
madam the, public, and.entertain
and travellers, and that the ahnve petitioner
is of good repute for honesty r and temp:3r
ance, and is well provided as required by
law, with house room and Conveniences for
rn
lodging andaccoinedating strangers and
travellers.
Jacob Fackes, C. Blish, •
Thomas Weroary, Jacob Myers,
David White, Jacob Smith,
Henry Albert, Andrew Brugh jr.
John Trimmer, C. Myers,
Michael Hennes, J. 3. Kuhn,
Michael Phillips. Henry Rummel-
February 1,1842. "3t-45
C &BIN r e &VOA .
1111 F. subscriber respectfully informs his
id- friends and the public generally; that
ho continues the übave business in South
Baltimore street, where he intends keep.
ing on hand a general assortment of
CABINET FURNIT.URE,
SUCH AB
BUREAUS, TABLES,
BEDSTEADS, &c.
in short, every article in the'line of Cabinet
making. All kinds of Furniture will be
mode at the shortest notice. He will also
make COFFINS in the best and neatest
manner according to order.
By his long experience in the business
he flatters himself to receive a share- o
the public patrona:!e.
JOHN BRINGAIAN.
Gettysburg, Jan. 18, 1842. tf-4'
3avzi Egn rsza
MANUFACTORY.
-
•
1 ,1 4 '; . Itts% 7 •
ralllE Underaiffned respectfully informs
jiL. his old moods, and the Public' goner
aliy, that ho has re-commenced the abov,e
business, in South Baltimore street, one
door south of Mr. Samuel Fahnestock's
Store, whore he is prepared to maneacture
7300'1'.3 AND raioras .
of every desertption, and of the best Mate
rials. Lie invites his old customers to give
hun a call, as he is determined to please
those who may- favor him.
N. 'B. FOUR JOURNEYMEN SHOE.
it:MERS wanted immediately, to whom
constant work and liberal wages will be
given.
111 addition to the above he has opened a
GROCERY STORE;
and having just received an extensive aci
itiv'rtment of GR.OOERIES, comprising
Corse, Sa vo r, Teas, Molasses, Cleeese, and
other articles embraced an this lino of busi-
Illtss, he feels codident that he will be able
to sell, for Cash,or Country Produce, on as
pleasing terms toi any other establishment
is the place. A ohare of public patronage
is respectfully 'solicited.
JUAN BAR RETT:
Gettysburg, Nov. 10. tr.-34
LAW NOTICE. .
Mut r lLT Viso SEV;
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
KT kV ING withdrawn from public life,
- 1131 - will henceforth give his Undivided
attention to the business of his prefession.
The Law Partnership heretofore subsist.
ink between 7'haddeus Stevens'and D. M.
S nyser still continues. Any business en.
trated to oi.her or the partners, will re.
ceive the care and attention of both.
tp:733•OFFIC.E, as heretofore, in South
Baltimore street, east side, three doors from
the Court-house.
Gettysburg, Sap. 7, IE4I,
IMrORTANT -CAUTION.
BEWARE . OP I M POSITION:—Haying no
tired several remarks attached to the advertise.
merits of a 'Nosirern called a' "Campound Syrup
of Wild Cherry", - -by which it appears the pro
prietor of that article to endeavoring to injure
the reputation of that invaluable and highly ap.
proved modicinn—"Dß. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD "OfIERIVI," 7 —and bolster up his
miserable prop 'ration, by resorting to fiction and
falsehoods, we deem it necessary to .cautien the
ngainst such trickery, and request all
those who wish to secure the gon.tine preparation
of Wild Cherry to be very particular when they
purchase or they may be deceived and got a ve.
ry different article.
fn order to protect tha public from imposition,
wiry rights have bean secured, arid the genuine
Medicine will invariahlif be pet' on in moulded
batthis With lire words "WISTAB'S' BALSAM
OP, wit,r) CHERRY"—blnwn in the glees,
and the signature of tient,' Wistar . M..D on the
label without which none Is genuine.
. •WILLIAMS , & Co.,
Agenti for pr. Mater.
r'-Remember tho genuine Babtain it; sold on
ly in Gettysburg by.
• SAMUEL It BUMMER,
Appointed Agent.
hlatitriburg, 14. 1841. • tl-3,9
A DV ERTISE ENT.
DENTAL SIT KG' EI/Y)
• •
,v 4 ADDITION TO TN - ,
IVI733MOAL . PFLACTICE,
R. D. GILBEIt 7, it , prepared to
twri alineraf"Teethl tha
boat qu'll'iY2Aud to perform all other oper
ations for the preservation and beauty of
the teeth. All operations wAnt:ANTro.
Gatty4burg, June 15. ti... 12
CABIITMT
WAREHOUSE,
Chamberiburg Street, Gettyster;g,Ta.,
WUERE the Subscriber will 'constantly
koep on hand a good assortment of
Suitablo for those who are about to cont.
mince house keeping. ; Such persons will .
ILO it to their advantage to give him a call,
as he is determined to sell.his work low to
suit the times. ,
COVVINS.
All orders for Coals will be strictly at
tended to as usual. As there appears to he
no regular price for maltipg this article, I
will Merely state for the information of the
public, that all plain Walnut Coffins will ho
made at my Shop and conveyed to any bu
rying ground within the County for Eight
Dinars; small ones of the same material
will be charged- in proportion. -•
• DAVID IIEAGY, Agent.
August 3, 1841: • • tf- 10
A PENNY SAVED IS A
PENNY EARNED:
.
ifi . kt.t. and examine the Fnusn SUPPLY
of Cheap
Vat 'LT 1111 E 7,2 'a 0 1) ri
which I have jest received, and which in!
chiles a large and beautiful assortment of
Now 9t } -le Britoil and Domestic prints;
4 4 Chintit:s and Lawns;
Fine Ntinzhoster and Domestic Ging-
ha ins;
Jaconett and Cambric li - instills;
)bbinctta, mull and Swiss muslins;
tadsline French worked Collars;
Thread and B tbbinette Laces; (goad as
sortweut;)
Lace Veils and Linen Carnbtic [land
kore.hiels;
French Kid and Silk Gloves.
ASSORTMENT OE
CIIMJELP-INGSZERY,
VdrY Cheap s:4Vrenot.
Qo!.rkfnsin~T-
Irijh Linen and Linen drillings;
Cisliineres and Sumner cloths;
Ribb'd and Plain Gainbroons;
American Nankeens, Cotton drillings;
'Pickings, Checkti, Brown and Bleached!
mail 1'116;
Linen Diapers, Linen Table cloths;
HandsOme Ingrain CarpetingS, &c. &c.;
which will be said at veil reduced prices
for CASH or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
R. G. M'CREARY.
4t-10
Juno 1,1841.
HOIRSR•iPOWER
AND
THRASHING
MACHINES.
THE SobscribAr takes pleasure in an
warming that he is now prepared to fu rnish
the Farmers of %dams and Franklin Coun ,
ties with the best HORSE POWER AND
TutusiiiNG M.I.CHINES ever put in
operation In either of the above counties.—
.
The advantages of. the. Morse-Power are
(ibvious from the fact, that a much greater
velocity of the cylinder of the Machine is
Acquired by a slower walk of the horses
than in any other Machine now in use, and
haviig greater leverage and lees friction
requires lighter draught. - The auperiort-I
ty of the Thrashing Machine , consists in
that of Thrashing more grain. in any given
time with four men to attend it, than the
11achines now in use de with seven men to
attend them.
The above powers and Machniet, 'are
permanently constructed, and will wear
notch longer than any heretofore offered to
the public. The Shops in which they a-0
manufactured are Mount Maria furnalice,
near Milloratown, Adams county, and at
Indian Springs, near Waynesboro', Frank
lin county, Pa.
pCPAII orders will be thankrulfy receiv
ed and promptly attended to at either oi the
above chops. Farmers and others would
de well to examine the above, *previous to
purchasing.olaewhere.
J. DON ALDSON
August 24, 1E341.
Om-24
NOTICE.
E3tate of J AOOD flUMP11121.11(3, deceased.'
L E TTERS of Administration on the Es•
tate of JACOB HUMPHREYS, late
of Gettysburg, Adams county; deceased,
having'-beon'granted to the subscriber, re
Hiding in the said florough=-he hereby
requests all persens indebted lo
,said de
ceased to niiike -immediate paymen t of their
respective accounts, and all persons haying
claims . or demands aftsinst said Estate, to
present "them 'prOperly
,11Whentkoaied fo ir
settlement
. J V.IIES
Feb 1, 1641. ,
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WHAT !IRS BOA,
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ji: you have a friend ,eclatlini,or know any ens.
thitis aMimed with thkt distressieg.,i i sew o
SUMP pet.usdc them ve ttbvirs doily in ti
that famoud and unrivalled w) diclheolw
01" WILD CHERRY,' which hub cur,d
o f this c o m pl a int atter every thin& clue he': tarot d.
Reaa, the loi:oving undnubtedilekK.lo of its (army:
130d:borough, S..pt` 10 Ib4l.
Doar Sir— Ple,sesend me two bot t l e , rntwe of } Ur
13.111.15111101 Wild Cherry, like that >cogent me betel e.
I have taken nearly ail of the firdt two, and confi
deafly believe this medicine is ill core me. I have
Lied a great many remedied within the fait year, bat
have Lever found any thing that has 'dieted we so
much. It had dimmed my cough entirely, cliceke.) ory
night sweats, and 1 sleep better at night and feel bet
ter in every way than I have for many months.
Yours, respectfully, JAd.:Et; Kt tdr•
1101meshurg.
Friend Wiqtar—l must again trouble thee to rend
metWobottlesdnore of thy luvaluaddle Bataan). 1 have
now taken three bottles in all, anti angere thee
that it has done ine more good than all the , fie dicke
I have ever taken before.' Send by the stage as snort
as peaaihtc, and oblige thy friend,
Bristol, 3 S A e c t: l tein n b O e L r i: 9 4l.
1541.
D.,ar Dsotor—Bearing 60 many people. talk abent
thladvonderful cures your Balsam of W ild Cherry has
made in Con•mmntion, I sew to one of your agents the
other day for a bottle, and have found it to relieve Imo
an tn , ieh, that I want threolottles more sent soon, au
I believe it will pure me•too., I have used- a great
many balsams of itifferent kinds, - have tried davne's
Expectorant and other meilicimealifeiltled, hut nothing
Kits 'ever 116(16 inn as mach good '.dis yours has. Scud
by tbc steamboat Bolivar. Yours linty, .
Witt,fma TticibtAa.
44-Ilealtles lts astonisbinKellicacy.iit Con''sruptlan,
it icatin the most effectual remedy ever discny , •rud
for LAYER COMPLAINTS. ASTHMA, BRON
CHITIS, • COUGHS, CROUP, WHOOPING
COUGH, &c , as hundreds will testify who have
been cured by it after all other remedies had tailed,
• (0.13 e very parlitular to u , k for Dr WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Sold wholchede
and retail by WILLI 4 MS Sr, Co , Chemists, No. 33
South Fourth street, Phildtlelphitl.
. Price SI 00 n bottle.
For sale at the Drug Stnru
S R. BUEHLER
Gettysburg, 0ct.19, 1841
ANOTHER I
LIFE SAVED.
By. the extraordinary' virtues of that um-N.o;fe
medicine. the "BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY."
the well-known fameux rem* for CONSUMP
TION AND LIVER COMPLAINT. COUGHS,
COLDS, ASTIIIII, mtoscurris. CROUP,
WROOPING COUGH, &o.
DJston, June 16, IE4I.
To Di. IL Writr.n:
Dear Sir,— In your last letter you ask if your Bal
sam has been successful in this city. In reply to
that enquiry, I can assure you I have never before
sold any medicine that has sold so rapidly or been
used with such universal success, as yours has. In
tone cases it has effected surprising cures. and in
0010f11 bat{ given vest rellef after every other reme
dy had failed. But there is one case that excels
tiny I have yet heard of. This was a poor w oma n
that has been afflicted with CONSUAIPTION for
several years. awl hail tried every thing in rain.—
Knowing she was very poor, vet very worthy, I liCrt
her a bottle gratis, which she said relieved her 'rely
much. This eircumstanceseas soon made known
to
a religiubs society she belonged to, and they imme
diately presented her with half a dozen bottles,
which she-has also used a part of, and is retro , stink
very lust. She told me a few days slate that sl.e .
h.,(1 not felt so well for the last year, and lielievs '
your medicine was the only thing that saved
life, &c. The same society have purchased over
thirty bottles for digl•rent persons, and will no doubt
purchase many more as they praise is very highly
Yours, respectfully,
• sier.s-urrirract Ir. IS A & CQ.
titis.ile very particular wlien you purebnoe to .41 , k
for '• Dr. \VISTA It'S BALSAM OF WILD CO ER •
ItYi" as there is a SYRUP of this name advertised
that is entirely a different medicine.
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by WILLI/0 1 R
& Co., Chemists, No. 33South Fourth street, Mils
.delphia. Price $1 00 a bottle.
For 541 e at the Drug Store of
S. 11. BUMILER.
(31 otty shur 2., Oct. 19,1841. 6rn
THE CAUSI OF coNstfmrrioN.—Sini.
pie as thorn complaints aro usually considered.
no one can Bony thoir holm; tho most common
cause of this fatal and distressing disease. It is
indeed a melancholy truth, that thousands , !
victims to Cunsumptitin every year from no c L i k ”
cause than NEGLECTED COLDS Yet w•
find hundrods, miv thousands who treat such
complaints with the greatest indifference, and
lot them run on for wooks and neon month*, v
out thinking of the danger. At first von ha—
what von mly consider a slight COUGH .r.
COLD; you allow businonn,-ploasuro or carniels•
nose to provont you from giving it any attend( :I;
it then setting upon your breast, you become
hoarse, have pains in the sido or client, expecto
rate largo quahtitioa of matter, podium% miss
with blood, a'difileulty,of breathing ensiles, et k
t
then you filid your own foolinh neglect has briougr
on this 'distressing complaint if then you vole,,
i life or health, he warned in thno, and donti triV
with your COLD, or trust to any quack twitruy—•
to cure you,
but immadirktoly procure it bol"c 0
two of that fnniniis remedy, the •`IIALS ,
WILD CHERRY," which in known twig, tht4
most speedy cure over known, as thousands vv.
testify whose lives hew) been saved by le .
L 7" De vary pertice'• when yen purelnl•n !o
oak fur "Dr. WISTAR'S BALSAM (1F Wll.l.
CHERRY," as thoro Is also a SYRUP of 0,4
name in use.
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by WI
LIAMS &Co No. 33 Sloth Fou.
street. Philadelphia. Price $1 00 a bottle.
Fur sale at the Drug Store of •
S. H. BUEIIL ' 7 :10
Gottyabure.,Oet. 19,1641.
CROUP IN CHILOIII..
MOTHERS,• BE ON YOUR GUARD.--,
This is the mention when this destrtictire con •
plaint attacks your interesting little • childr
and often robe you of those you fondly lout
and carries hundreds to the grave. Every moth-.
or should, therefore, know Its sy mptoms, watch
them closely, and alwaYtt be prepared with a
remedy to cure it, tar many era daily sacrificed
by such neglect. At firitt .the. little patient ig
seized
,with a glittering. it grows restless ' hes
flushes of boat, the ever become red and awullen,
it breathes with difficulty: end then cornea that
fearful COUGIUthat will purely terminate in
convulsions•or death itnleee something is Immo.
Mutely given to cheek it. . In this complaint the
"BALSAM. OF; WILD • CHERRY," is, wail
known to be the mart speedy cure ever discev.
Bred."' t la' indeed a proems rernedy'..---mild,
safe and. Innocent, and sure to givn the Hide suf.
fererimmediatmreliet. and quickly r ept - ore )t • 3
Beaty and health. Every mother elirn lures. he
children should always keep in the belief) and
ONO 'lt to theM early; by do; ,, t! on you lun'Y often
gave the life efonoyoil cmdly love.• Rome - miter
this is thefamous' re ..didy. of that distinguiphrd
ph wpitsr.. whieli hap cured thou.
„;,' d r ; of, COUP, VA' 1100 P . COUGH
ASTIAMA.•CONSPNIPTION, &c., after every
idiejno had failed. •
ii 'Re Par.icolar when von
.pnrchette to ark
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
? PHERRY," as there is a SYRUP of this name
'arivartitied that entirely a different medicine.
r iap.red Only hvl WILLI (MS t 4. Cn ,Chemists,
. - N0.13 'tenth Pouitti greet, Philadelphia. '
-Price 61 00 d brittle.
Fur sale at the-Drug Store of •-
BUMMER.
Galt y Ott tg Oot• 19 : e4l. f
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