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... least slrfi '. the Family Recipe, without >UTION._The medicine sold in the , Welch's Pills, is not the i . l he P ub,ic c greatly deceived by the ad- Mttoraad tS p ' Mr. Smithersi the Only Real Pro- « Widow S c SBor of Recipe, Grand-daughter of the and ...
... the original and genuine family Recipe. Second- That this 'Recipe was handed down the idow Welch to her aunts Mary and Sari Welch, aud by them to her ; and that these pills are prepared her from the real family Recipe, without the least variation whatever ...
... and genuine family receipt.— Second. That this recipe was banded down by the idow Welch to her aunts Mary and Sarah Welch, and by them to her ; and that these pills are prepared her from the real family recipe, without the least variation -Third. That shr ...
... mentioned the Gazette have been dis. missed the service. Sunday se’nnighl Mrs. Wentworth and her child (an infant) were drowned Cherry,* ; hinton. The body of the former was found nearly a furlong from the latter. A Jury viewed the bodies Monday, and returned ...
... After Mr. Newbery’s affidavit, which callv pyoved his equal share in the property, well as his possession of the orierinal recipes, muter Dr. James’s hand, forcowponnding these medicines; the genuineness which. t« remove nil possibility, of doubt, has been ...
... excellent grand piano-forte; pair rosewood card tables; mahogany bookcase ; couches; mahogany diniug, Pembroke, and tea tables; cherry-tree and other chairs; handsome four-leaf screen ; large plate chest; large presses; excellent kitchen requisites; brewing ...
... Lease, and the land re-let for other purposes; Comprising standard and dwarf and .dwarf-trained apples, pears, plums, and cherries ; standard and dwarf-trained and untrained peaches, nectarines, and apricots ; acacia, alder, ash, beech, birch, chestnut ...
... stable, cowhouse, piggery, lodge, and other outbuildings ; and Three Acres and a Half, or thereabouts, of capital Pear and Cherry ORCHARD adjoining, situate near the Church, in Selling aforesaid; together with an excellent piece of ARABLE LAND, containing ...
... March instant Saltwood, l(Hk March, 1848. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JAMES B TERSON, AT tbe Cherry Tree Inn, BUCKLAND, Dovor. on THURSDAY, the 30th day of MARCH, 1848. Two o'clock the afternoon, unless before disposed of ...
... glasses, eight-day clock in mahogany case, mahogany bureau, two mahogany dining tables, mahogany Lang-ham chair, deal barometer, cherry tree Chairs, tea china, dinner service, glass, rope mangle, brewing and dairy utensils, brine tabs, and other culinary articles ...
... place Midsummer morning, just ns day-light began dawn. It will scarcely believed that all on; happiness consisted in eating cherries together.” , • IthaxWn said that the miilher wished biing about this marriage, and that the rather opposed it on the ground ...
... William Dredge, the lareotor of thp -Hlknown remedy, beg to inform their fnenda the pnbllc, that they ha« diapoaedof the nrigmal Recipe and entire properl/ therein toßsrclay andSoM,Fleet Market, Loodon • whose name aad will in folnre appear the Government Sump ...