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GU1rlntfR :
FoR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FRELINGUUYsEN
OF NEW YoRk.


A sound National Currency, regulated BY tho
will and authority Of the People,
An adequate Revenue. with fair protection TO
American Industry just restraints on lhi Esee-
utlge Power, embracing a further :estiielion on
the exercise Of the Veto.
A faithful administration OF the Public DO.
main, with an equitable distribution Of the Pro.
eeeds Of sales among the States.
An honest and economical administration Of
The General Government, leaving Public Officers
perfect freedom nf thought end Of tic right Of
uafsge; but with suitable restraints against in..
proper interference IN Elections.
An amendment of the Consultation limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Chair TO a
Single Term.
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J VAS INFORMED, or THE nov.
JAMES X. POLK, THE PRESENT
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,; THE MARK
or THE BRANDING IRON WITH
THE INITIALS or MS NAME
ON THEIR SHOULDERS, DISTIN.
GUISBEO THEN FROM THE
REST"
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about nino years old this spring, heavy built, IL
or ) bands high aRd natural pacer-the other
large sorre horse blaze in the face left hind leg
whio half way 10 the knee five years old last
spring and about Is or l6hands high. Any per.
son taking up said horses and giving me informa-
ton shall be liborally rewarded FIR their trouble.
ROBERT G. MASON.
Oct :, 1914 Hf
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Negroes for Sale.

n 3 Y an order Of Court, we v i'll sell as adnin-
X y isrators Of Robert Watson, deed. on
Tuesday the 29lh instant (being Tuesday Of
the County Court number Of valuable Negroes.
Terms, six and twelve months credit, regn,ia bic
and payable al the Bank Of North Caiclina, al
Charlotte.
sAM'L. d. WATSON, ! -,
SAML. A. HARRIS. az" -
Oct. 4, 1874 tc
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Common Eckanols

INiiE Members Of the Board OF Supe'intendcnis
w. Of Common Schools for NJ, ckonburg ccm-
", are requested to meet at the is e of The clerk
Of the county Court, at |, O'Clock T. NJ.
THO l.. HUTCHINSON, CE'n.
Stpt 30fh, 1874
n o. The committees for the several Sei.gol
Districts, that have not made their annual repor ..
are requested 10 DO So bctW cen this time and Oclo-
Der Court, or during Court week.
T. l.. II.
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De- We are requested to STATE that
meeting will be held on Saturday next, to
oppose the Division Of MeckIeuburg Coun.
~, AMI the ciiiz,n rs generally a"e invited
TO aucad.
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ADDRESS OF THE CENTRAL COMMIT
he 10 iHE PEOPLE o. NORTH CAROLINA. p
We have given 10 day, tho Address Of
The Central Committee examining tho truth
Of the claims Of Ezekiel Polk 10 being styl.
Sd Revolutionary Wing" This duly
Tho Committee would have been saved tho
trouble had not the Loco Foco State Com.
m'iiee thought i, necessary to have bis
claims exan'ined and long argument on
The subject sent OUT to the People to con.
vince them Of his being "'76 Whg.n-
we have given cviderc enough, we think,
10 satisfy reasonable man that he was
anlHend.y 10 the cause Of the Wings in
1850, but since our last paper we have re.
served another affidavit from Revolution.
my Soldier, nm actor III the scenes Of the
day, and ono Of the witnesses TO the State
pamphlet, certifying 10 the authenticity of
INC hecklcnburg Declaration Of Indepeud.
eace. This would have been received
earlier, but the gentleman to whom we
wrote had boon sick. Hear him:
Having boon called on to state wha, know,
"a regard to the part that Ezekiel Polk took in tho
evolutionary struggle. state as follows, viz |
,l'ed within three mules of Charlotte, Meeklen.
sspfg county. N, G. some years previous TO and
~ mfaF years after CORVALLIS took possession
VI ,b-flolte. was often in Charlotte during
we preparation Of the Mecklonburg Declaration
" " Independence, and had personal knowledge of
a' The men that signed the Declaration with one
o' TWO exceptions, and we'll knew Ezekiel Polk,
una knows that he was not ono Of thom nor took
10 10 part IN Il; but on tho contrary, always con.
,,ueFod him opposed To the Wing cause, aud be.
,'eV0 i to be his general character ! did not SEQ
MN when Tory prisoner, but have always IN.
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hare 70 be GIRL ~Gr Gefore things pould
be right And the man firmly believes this
u. s. Gazette.
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wig Electoral Ticket.
Election the aih of November.

1--we arc authorized 10 announce Col JOHN
GRAY BYNUM. as candidate e. MAJOR Cen.
efal Of the t.h Division OF North Cafolina Militia.
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Mass Meeting

at Cowan's Ford, on the 2lih and 25;h OF
the present month. Extensive arrange.
mcnis have been made to accommodate all
persons who may attend and Wings and
Democrats are invited 10 attend and hear
the discussions. Letters have been re.
celred from the Hon. Willie p. Mnnaum.
and Hon. Waddy Thompson, giving as.
surances that they will be present; and
hessrs. Badger, Miller, Slauly and Cher.
~ fran the Eat, aua otdtfatn, Ciingman.
Bynum aud Gather from the West, are
expected.
Committee Of fariioiion- Mi. n. Reid. WIN.
Johnston. Edward &. Davidson, tsea 4. D,yiIson
pr. W. II. Mclean, DR.. S. Y Johnston. Andrew
s9rinas. Esq, James w. Osborne, L,rly Springs
w. I. Davidson. Dr. VIM. J. Hayes Thos. kcrncs.
E'q. Col. e G. Grahan. Cal u VI Barringer.
DR.. kiah T. Harris, J.P. Caldwell, Il. ". Guion,
Col 4, Alison.
Committee Of irfangfmenis II. Y. Davidson.
Jas. Nshiz. Esd, DAVID A. Caldwell. Ecq., Thos
kcrncs, Esq, Col H. w. Alexander. Mai C. n
MeGinnis. Thos | Crisf. Esa. nor. 20
Andrew Springs. Esq. W L. Davidson, E.a. ii
Caihsy, Esq, Roicrl Davidson SCR, Jas. G. Tor.
renee. Esq.. Marshall Mccoy, Col. +. A. Bfevard,
J. W. Moore Esq Green y Alternately, Esq.. Dr..
VIM. H. Mclean, ni. $. X Johnson, John Jahn.
ston, Geo. Little, Robt NJ. Alexander, Esq John
Davis, J. ". FoFney, Dr. Vim. Johnston. J. +.
Alexander. Alexander Mc(otklo, WIN. Little.
scn., Elisha Sheriff.. A. NJ. Burton, WIN Knox
Moses White, Alexander Terrence. jon. Andr u
Caldwell. Robert l. McDowcll, Chas. w. n,,ris.
VIM. S. flaftis. Phos. II. Robinson. Mai Jahn
Gibson, Jas. Jameson, Dc. Satnuel Kerr, Col. +.
McCofkle, Robt. W. Allison, John u. Graham.
October 2, 1874.
Va Raleigh Register, Salisbury Watch
man and other Wing papers arc request.
cd TO copy.
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ssg We published week before last, an
account of the proceedings Of meeting
held in Pennsylvania relative 10 Mr.. Folks
teiuslng to answer certain queries put to
BIN relative 10 tho Tariff Of Isle. As
tho meeting passed a resolution sto,ing that
they could not support james X. Polk, the
Pennsylvania and seyaral other Loco Fo.
co papers state that the meeting was com.
posed Of Wings. The Carlisle Statesman
a Loco Foco paper, Dies not say SO and il
is publishod near tho spot, so The statement
Of the Pennsylvania aud the other papers
mus, be false.
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OBITUARY.

Died at Davidson College, on the 18th ultino,
Master JOHN BECKllAM, aged Is years. The
deceased was the son Of S. Beckham, Esq Of
Lancasterville, s. C, and had been about 10 days
at the College. He was truly youth of prsm-
Use, evncing on all occasions such energy of mind
and correctness of moral principle, as gave evil
denco Of coming life, which should be all that
parent could wish. But in mysterious Provi
dence, ho has been called away in the morning
of life, leaving his afcctonato parents and friends
TO mourn his untimely death but with the con.
soling reflection, that the Christian example and
pous instructions of his fathers house had found
their way TO his heart. and -n---s-=-:y Sfeas-
orea there. flow neediul and imprC ssve the ad-
montion Of our Redeoner g Be ye- therefore
ready also, for the Son 6G pan cemc1h a! an hour
wien We think not"
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Farmers, Read This!

Norm SafOllna AgrlculturlS
EEJ E have been frequently solicited TO publ
Wv an agricultual paper, and after msta
elaboration, have concluded TO ssnd out propo
for such publication to the farmers of this s.
for ,hei5 consideration. That work Of this O
racter is wanted in this State, no one will del
1t is now for the farmers to say whether th.
have such work, devoted entirely to theirif.
ests, or not, as this paper, if published, ",
voted exclusively to the interests of
community, and will discuss every
can possibly be Of interest to that q
The Agri ,uturist will be Published yery u Ne
on beautiful sheet II by "a inches, at the u
price of Two Dollars per annum. payable on l
ceipt Of the first number-or twoSollars and r
cents during the year.
With these briefromarks We commit The pr
sed paper TO the hands of the friends of agr
ture throughout the State, and respectfY
their aid in sustaining the enterprise.
4, 5. IL is proper to say that the w.
will have no connection with d.
ever, other than be printed f1N
what appears in one will not in the h.
Sob, c-iptions to be sent in by the L.,
ber. The first number to De issued a.
after as possible, provided a suf6c;sl0
obtained to warrant the undortakinns
- Every Editor in this State M.
copy the above advertisement (togl
notc,D and send a copy Of his papei
same tmarkcd) to the Highland Nj
favor viii be checrlully reciprS
desired.
THos. "
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. ,
MgalFsop Ca,,,tt.,
To thc People Ofy. Carolina!

Preparatory to The l'h Of eycmber, the
wings of the "a Congressional District,
VIII hold
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glvo a good account.

Va The Madsonian denied few DAYS
ago that President Tyler had ever been
Wing. lie, that iuuctionary answer FOR
himself:
From the Speech Of Mr.. Tyler at the Wig
dinner, Washington, $40.
81 do declare 10 the presence Of my
Heavenly Judge, tina, the nomination given
to me was neither solicited nor expected.
went TO the Convention in honor Of Hen
ry Clay, and, in the defeat of the wishes
of his friends, |, as one of them, made a
sacrifice OF feeling, even though my own
name was associated with that of Harrison.
] am true and genuine Wing,
and in the Capitol yonder | have shown
my love Of Wing principles
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" We are authorized TO state that the
sickness so prevalent for some time pas.
within the bounds af Ncghopc congrega.
ton IN Lincoln county as to render ii i'm.
probable that the Concord Presbyieiy
could meet there AMI be accommodated,
IS abalng so that il Is confidently expected
that by the time appointed for the meeting
tviz. the 10th Of oc,.l oil that may Intend
will be provided for and that foil meeting
Of PiesbyIcry both Of clerical aud lay
members is earnestly desired.
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TIE ELECTIONS.

Maryland voted on the I'd Instant, Geor.
gia votes on the 9TH, Arkansas on the 9TH,
Pennsylvania on the 18th, New Jersey on
the Sth and 9th, aud Ohio on the slh.--
From Maryland, Georgia, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Ohio, we hope to be able
10 give a GOOD account.
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Strayei

B HROM the subscriber, living II
"a miles Of Charlotte. on the
road on last Sabbath even
ne two horses, one an iron rrsv
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RE This Number Commences the Ff.
tenth year since the Journal was com.
mcnced ia Charlotte, and although we have
passed through many yicissiludes in that
time, still our prospects for fifteen more
FEARS is as aaltering &c life Lasts as when
We commenced. We feel grateful TO such
ofonr friends as have adhered to US through
good as well as evil report aud VIC hope to
be able TO make our sheet, during the
coming year, more acceptable than hero.
toiorc.
We have to congratulate our Wing
friends with the entire prospect Of success
Of the principles Of our party, and one
month more will pioye to demonstration
ITS truth. We have desired this result for
more than IA years, We even hoped against
hope, but the clouds are breaking away
and We behold in the distance The opening
Of glorious day. Then we say 10 every
Wing 90 your duty.
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A Gard.

= ENTIE --c,.s -. !.
~ thai Miss II. D. LHy has recently arrivt
the North and is now prepared TO unite "
sister, Mrs. e. FL Caldwell, IN the labors
Sugar Creek Female Academy. The reguls
sion OF this institution will confluence on y
Monday Of October 1t is designed 10 be ~
nem school at which young ladies' may ~
thorough edIcation with less expense than al
other IN the state-wherc more than one "a
is employed. Boarding can be had with lie
cribcr and 10 the immediate neighbourhoof
JNO. VI. MxCALDWE
81 -. sob, 1874. H.
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dence, ho has been called away in the morning
of life leaving his aicctionato parents and friend.
TO mourn his untmely death but with the con.
soling reflection, that the Chr is,isn example and
pious instructions of his fathers house had found
their way TO his heart, and rere- z----e--J sftas
J orea there. flow neediul and lmprC sslve the adj
moniton Of our Redeoper: Be ye therefore
ready also, for the Son nan cemoIh a! an hou'
wien ye think not"
On the 18th plt., the PhilantIropic Society call.
ed mcetiigssnd unanimously adopted the s,.
lowing preamble and resolutions in view of their
high regard for the deceased.
Whereas, the Almighty InStbe wise disponsa
ton Of Us Providence, has boen=pleased to afi let
our Society by taking from or Ifidst our esteem.
ed fellow member, Ionv BEokHiN, and we, be-
ing deeply sensible Of the less cur Socie.y sus.
tanned in his death.
Resolped LIST. That wo viii cherish with the
fondest remembrance. the amiabie qualities that
adorned the character Of our late worthy member
Resqlped %, That as a token of our, high 70,
gard, for the gentlcmahly department of our de.
ceased fellow member, We will wear the usual
badge ofsmourning Grape on the left arm) for
the space Of thirty days, and tina, we extend an
inyitstion to the members Of the Zimmerman So
ciety tonnite with us-in tes,ify;ng our high ca.
teen fer tho memory of the deceased.
Resolred Sd. That J. Bossard and J. B. Nc
Callum, be Committee 10 write letter of con
dolence TO the parents of the deoeased.
Resplred 4h, That copy of the above reso.
lutions be trapsulited 10 the parents of tie dc.
ceased, and that tae Editors of tho Temperance
Advocate and Charlotte Iburnal be f'rn;.,,ed
with a cory of the same FOR nnbl;rstion
LII HOUSTON
HECTOR NcNFIrJ
Committee
~, 20,
on1,"s %" u,'.il9, ~ ~ ,onscstlVe rgVer'
ans 81 JaNE a. ~ vain " uaaghter oil Roo-
crt "aihuP' o, ohloh Ionh'y, ~ inc zlst year
oi her age peath seldom strikes more nne1'
i,ee'euiy' OF crops iaFer ana more promising
IioWef, nc deceased was Que OF inc most me
'es,Ihg ana loVey Oh nef sex 'sho had every pros
PeG' o. long ne enjoying general good heaith
anu peing possessed Of q me constitution ana .
" u'st'osltioh 9ho was III the Joy OF youtn
anu s'oiy " oo1u'y "heh oiseaso ana ueath ike
= ~ ''' 'ose p9u Gu az onso us ira
GRANGE ana oeau'y' sue leit a iathor' Two both
eis Du 'Wo 10 mourn theiF 'trfPafaole 1883
uto .h'lien' ner premature lt'e nesdes numerous
ui,u VINO cAl, oh'y G'pore ,te ca
ia''ii'G' - N'u'Ssi'uues o. human il9 ahd iohdiy
7" ''o 'i''"'o's u "of "ho'i' t"t! 50 aearIy
io,eu
ny was a lnos' uu'liu, ana unec''oha'e uaue.l-
'e' oVer surviving 70 Soo''' INC cares ana promote
.,,e eol'ot' ana napPlness OF an ugSu latne'.1
2"o "'s t"o N'"oes' "4u H'yst !o'o} sistef' al
Hsls Witty 70 Hshe any s'Grihco 10 reno, nof
~ .i,,i,J ~ "Is no'i,
!. -" 'o'hie s.lo "oalu 10. ~
y au.s'e'o. ~ s.,su .s l'loNu,
I ,iou'Ss anu ,aSsuli.s s'o was GENEROUS
''' 90 6O mi G"' T., eu'u, S a'' p si"p
wa .ie ,'.l.i VI h't 'Ilolus 70 we
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. or 600 Omshcgs or COI

IA IRON the heap for sale for cash at 50 Gel
AZ JNO. w. POT'TS
5Oct0Ler 4. 1874. 4g
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM Gov JONES.
A gentleman has favored the Editor of
the Pittsburg American with the follow
Ing letter, received from Governor Jones,
pf fTanuaecaa
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BTasldlrc1El's PILLS
PICTURE OF HEALRH

Health is characterized Ia an indiyi
dual by the absence OF all patn, suffering
or affection ln any part o! his body; by
the free and regular exercise Of all hla
functions without any exception. Fhey
consist in having a good appetite at mcai
times, at easy digestion, Tree evacua =
lions, without lOoseness or costlVengss
u. Ieaet once IN every twenty -four hours,
and without heat, drypess, or burulGg
at lhe passage; The Tree issue OF tho wa.
Ter without acIlmony or burning, and
without reddish sediment which ls al
ways sIgr OF present or an approach-
ing pam; quiet oeep without agitation
or troublesome dreams: no taste OF bile
or Othor Jad taste in the mOu'h Upon
rising ~ the morning; no sourn0s9 or
disagreeabIe rising Of the somaCh; a
clean tongue; sweet bgehhi no IChlDg
pImples or spots on tho skin; ~ piles
no burning heat upon any part of the
body; no excessive thirst when u0tXp0s
ed TO labor or other known cause; no IN
terruptlon 10 any natural evacuation, nor
pain at their periodical return.
Where the Stale of the system does
not hdrmonlze with the above picture o.
health, 1t Is Of the greatest Importance
that no time bo lost ia sending for doc
tor, or in theGse of foolish remedies tJo
often tao result Of speculation Instend
Of this COurbe let dose Of Brandrelh's
Pills be tHken, which will not deceive,
but vii al OnCo restore health 10 The OF.
gao or part that requires il.
All who wish TO pre eberyo their health.
all who are determined 10 defend their
life against the encroachmenls Of dis
ease which might send lhem premature.
Iy to the grave, will, without hesitation
have recourse 10 the Brandgelh Pills,
when The state Of The system does no! har
monl2e with the above picture Of health
Those who live 10 country where
contagious or other discusses prevail,
should often think Of this true picture oI
health, and observe himself with particu.
lar attention, in order 10 act accordingly.
The wise aud rightly directed will follow
this adVice-lho unwise are leIt to their
own destruction. For sale by
II. A. SrlDGER.
July 10, lS44,
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z & z e

We rSgrei The necessity which exists
10 cauionIug the public against The ma
ny counterfeit pre- psrauons Of Wild
Cherry, which are fast overspreadlDg
the country, he instrumentaily OF 8
tewUnptincipIed dealers. who. Tor The
pairy gain Of lew dollars, would palm
I'll upon suffering humanity a miserable
substitute Of their own sIewlHg, or some
worthless article when they had bought
Tor trIt!a-ld the manifest injury (and
perhaps loss Of IiIe) TO the person using
1t. We repeal, then, lei purchasers be
on their guard, and in all instances 10
qure particularly for DR.. Wslar's Bal ,
sam OF Wild Cherry! the mos vaJuabls
lamtly medicrne ever before offered for
sale, ant now Used by the mosl lnleI;-
gent and respectable families throughout
the Unled States G%-PfcrS 90 per
bottle. or C bottles IorS5 For sale in
CinG!nnalI ony ty
SANFORD 81 PARK,
Corner or'A ana Walnut sts.
Sanford " Park are General Agents
for the West
Sod 10 CarroiIton, by r KENNEDY
10 Waynesburg, by CREOVisE L u
PlERONG,
10 SieubenViIIe, by A. L FRAZIER
Aug 0, lS43 Book seller
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Jaymc's EXpeCtOrant.

No other medicine will removelRIH.
Gus or pus from the throat so thorough
Iy as this, 1t efectusly loossnS tbe
ooagulatsd masseo from the membrane
which lines the trachia, and al every
cough the patlent~WiIl bring up poniOas
OF The dseugaged matter. 10 all con-
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
here nature seems 10 be making no efs
fort 10 throw of the disease, iJaynS,e
Egpeclorant Imparts vigor 70 theumaa
chinery Of respiration, end enables thOn1
TO disencumber themselves of the oh.
sDructons which had impeded their free
operation. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
.Pleurisy-iO word, all diseases of SG
pulmonary nature, yield TO this prepa-
ration. II properly administered
HAVE YOU A CoUGH2-D1 not neglect
it, thousands have met premature
death tor the want ora little attention
| tora common cold.
Have you Cough2-Dr, Jayne3s
IExpecorant a sale medical presCrRp.
lion, containing no poisonous dragS, ,dAdd
used 10 an eGlenslVe practice !orseVer-
al years, will most positively afford re-.
lief, and save you from THAT awful dis
ease Pulmonary Consumption, whiChsh.
UuaHy sweeps into the grave hundreds
ofthe young, the old, Tho lair, The love-
! Iy and the CAV
}, Have you a COughf-Be persuaded 10
purchase bottle Of the Expectoant!-
f To day Tomorrow may be too INle.
! flOva you CoughR-JayBe'siBxpec
tofant is lhe only rsmsdV you should
take 10 cure JOl.
| For this plain re6son, that 10 no one
lof The Thousand cases here it,has been
used has it Iallsd TO relieve.
! For, sale by ! Atkinson & TO Car
roIon, and R K Gray, WaynesbuLgh
September l3. 1874.
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The. FAMILY DIRECTOR:

DeSi gned as a help 10 those vao are sup
,DigiDg themselves IN Dhote Or'tp part
ruth WOoien goods Of ther 0t9H nun
NfGct9fe.
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East tRlala'S CnCenlratCd,
BalsaIh Gf Wild tGAap,rV

For the cure o Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, lOHue, n, Bfo0chus
Pains, m the Side and Chest dltiicul-
ty Of breathing Liver affections, Dys
pepsia, Weakness, and other symF
toms indicating decline.
THIS Invaluable preparation has prov
ed The greatest blessing TO the afflicted
that ever was discovered. II has de-
monstraled The fact that CONSUME
TlON can b6Cured, as the following
Testimonials IRON highly respectable
citizens prove. 1t has effected cures
where the other preparations Of Cherry
have failed. Delay not thea 10 nake
use, IN the hrol stages, of the means that
may save you from an unImely grave.
do certify that my daughter, aged
", was gwen uPby her attending phy =
sIcIan and her case Pronounced By a
Couucil Oiphy ysIclaus 10 be that Of con
hrmcd and hopeless CONSUMPTION, Her
cough was most distressing, accompanied
by raising large ,qnaolrIles ol pus or
matter jurgeo o average one pnl day
she had also h. ct'c lever and night
sweats, aud was reduced ~ armere
skeleton and 80 werk ua to be unable
TO stand o. boHr her Wuight. Ia this con
dition she commtnced using Dr. East.
man's 3aIsam and Embrocallon, IN a
boat on days some amendment was per-
Celved, aud contrary to dlI expectation
il has restored her to perfect health -
Notlho least appearance d disease about
her, The recovery is considered by all
who have seen her, almost miracle.
Putnam, Ocl PETER MiZEB
| have used Dr. Ea5lmau's Coucenlra
ted B4lsam Of Cherry aud Embl ocallon
for sev,re cough, pains IN The side and
breast, tlgblnesG aud oppression for
breath and other larmlng symptoms,
They acted almost Ike charm IN CIV
ing relief, and ID short time entirely
restored me 10 health.
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