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I'm Yau(eute uno Gcbreiner.

Saps bortrsffliets 5austbir nno mortiee
q h 6ffer 5anofasen, 5anobsile, meis
Gel, &nopf uno Sifhbdnber, 9peiebenItbars,
5anoriessl S6raubsn, gupborb 9urns unb
9tl6der nno cine 9erfebieosnteit anoersr
@htsr, auf 4uftionen in pbilaoslpbia ses
tanft, nnb jn febr nierern prei(tn 5umSer'
eaaf am Stobr BON
SranPlin tf1iller
@fs Der penn unb 3tsn Straee.
&eaein9, Mai 20. Am.
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Sr. Vebter'S
Gun9en-D attp,

gun9en Dreferpattp,
prsis so gtat bic 8laltr
ST cine Ithr lebastars 3utersituns, entbe6t
oureb sinsn rssslmi6issn unb tsrihmtsu osuts
Gben Ir3t, Der 0e iltsr finfsis Sabre IN fels
nsr sisensn praris in Deutftlano sebraut6t
bate, IN rpclebcm 9anos Gs pabreno jener
3eit anssrft aus9eoehnt benuBt puros, ,belbu'
fen grtaltun9en, Eatarbfebsr, gnsbrlfslS'
Felt, &suebbutten, Sslten nno Nl6enfbmers
aen 8Iutipsisn, jsosrHrt 8rult. uno qun9sn
beChpsroen, ,lnp in Seiiluns Der bsrannabsn
ben Iussebrun9. Sislss fam ais COB Der
obissn Weoi3in seiast ruerosn, absr ole 3ei'
tunssbttantma6nnsen fno au ecttlptslls ea'
3u; jeper befr,ebi9enoe Se,ptis in oenenIDirs
tunssn rpiro in einem 0srfube oamit sefuns
ben tperoen, Iorpie aucb jabIreiebe emphb blnns
gen bic Gnweilunsessttsl bsslsteno. usber
1000 SIa(ben flnb al!sin in DblIabtlpbia
mabreno csm lesten wlntsr Dsrfauft rpcroen,
elm absrssuseuOcr Seweis Don oefsn01usbar'
Felt, fcnf paroe cine 70 srobe Quantitat ME
bereauft rporben fein.
90 mirfIam 1T bic Wsoisin sewefen in
5eiluns Der Derlebiepenen Srantbeitsn fur
pel6e lle empfobIen it, ba6 lts alien anoern
3uberetunsen pon SarGaparilla, panaeeas
&c. fhnell boranssbt.
Sisle 3eusnifs ftns BON 3st 5n 3eit erbal'
ten nnb befannt ssma6t wproen, aber fer
ScfenaufwanO bon 3situnssbefanntinaebnns
gen bertietst otrsn Wnttbeiluns bier. Die
ssiebt9ldubiaen t6nnen lsiebt iiber5sust per>
ben BON osr SlhBibtsit bieier Weoi5ln fpenn
(te anrufen an 9tibp's Gs1unobeits empori'
nm SO. 1911, Sloro 2te 9traBe. ilnterhalb
Der 9insitraBe, gum @hilo oes "soltenea
9lplsrs unb 9hlansen," 100 3eusnl0e unb
Sfabweiiunscn 81 bunosrten bon 8allen bet
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@olsbratb ausssifidt. Der Yrisf 1T in smsi
gpraben (osr @binefibsn unb Manbussars
tarifbsn) in srosen @baraftern ODER Yubifas
ben unb in bsruntsrlaufnbsn @olumn,su, psI>
ebe in BET Mitts sstbeilt iinb burb bas faiisrIis
6e Sisssl-aus binsltibsn @Daraftsrsn bsifs'
bsnb unb in sinem Sdffbsn bon orsi Sol pisrs
sefis. Die NoOs 1T NIT snsn llmiblas pon 9sls
, ter Ssibe umSsbsn (sslb 1T bic faifsrlibs 8ars
be) ,pslbsr luisbsr in einsm runbsn &aifen psrs
fhciTsn 1T, mir sslbsr Ssibs ibsr;cssn uno an
;ipei Stsaen nit SaspiSifsin perfblpikn; uno
sulsst 1T bas gan;e in sinsn idn9iid)spitrsdi9s
ten &aifsn bon NcfenbcIs 9stDam Der NIT Ssls
Der Seipe ausssfittsrt if.
[Abibrift.]
Ser sro6e RaiIer praIsntirt eem preltbens
ten feline 1ebtuns uno boft pa6 CT pebl fe'.
SD, bsr Safer, babe binauf 9efeben uno
ben ertldrten 9Billsn Des 5imnels erbalten,
talte Die 3i9sI bet Nesiertns ubsr, nllo be-
fdnftise erbalte ben Srleben oes eentral
Slumisen &6nisreihs, betradteDo 4le lns
nerbaIb uno au6srbalt ben @rsnssSeen ale
cine unD OiclsIbs Samilie.
Srhb i'm SrhbIlns fam Der SGanpte eus
ret atbtbarsn Station, galrb gulbins. .spelhsr
Guren Brief erbalten bate, in mciner spros
pini Que an. gr mar Iber Die rpeiten Olees
re sstcmmen NIT uuausiprs bIider Wlhbe II.
Nnttrensuns, ib, per Safer, rpOlIte ibm feis
nc pcitere llnanncbmlltbfeiten Derur(atpen
turh NeiIen iter Qanber uno Setpahtr, um
nab psfins su fcmmeu unb bei 5ofe UprSes
ttellt Ju tpcrbeil, erlanute belcnbcrs Sc Sing
pom failerliben 6auIe, beionperer Dlniitfr
1lnb @cnmfflcner, bierber su fommsn unp
ibn freunolitb nit Ahtuns gu bsbanpsln.
Semna6 taben fte ale Onse IhifIi6 M
tsrbanbelt una feaefest Der eriaste Olinl'
itsr nabm osu Brief unp leste ibn mir jur
Surebltht Dor, uub oa Cure Nuirihtl9telt
uEp SreunOIbaft i'm bohIten Sraoe rsel,
unb bic @ebanfen uno grtlarungen bon ber
b6htten Nufrihtiafeit unb pabrbafter Qrt
Itno, 20 mar s,tr 3sit als i'd ibn ofnets uno
purtlas, nciut Sreurr nnb ers6sun9 un9ss
mein aro6.
9lae uno jecee 9ins mas Ie bettmmt bas
teii, Die Tcaulirun9 oes Sanbcls bctrefeno,
babe i'd, ber Safer, nit BET ar66ten Ssnaus
iateit peiter llntsrludt, unb fnbe ba6 (lt ale
init 9eutllhteit nnb burhaIS unb senau 9e.
rstt uno fit immer bet Stfolsuns persb
fao.
3u Rwans gbop, 6sn Dlun, Sub gbcp,
Slina pc une Shaua sac 1T es osn Sir:
germ ber Ser. Staatsn erlaubt 3u lanpsn II.
mad ben SSsrcronitnaen bce SertraSs, nab
Seliebsn 6ancsl ,u trctsn.
gluu, sctunosn gu immerwabrenprr Gin.
beit unr alsiher Ssfnnuna, .merpsn Dcr.
tbeils erpatbfsn, wsIde itb psrtraue, tenpres
fpsntsn nsranlaGtn mldeu lteraus ,ufrieben
unb peraniat ju ieiu.
Saon &rpaMa, 24fts ST.. IL. m. ter 9aa
(l6. December l844.)
Src6es Siesd ees ltntcrs.natb bem
&aiIsrs oct gbinefen J Safer 9Bilen.
uno Sartaren. t-)
llnterieidnd] Peter parfer
asetberi9er binstIber qs9ationssS Ssfrstdr.
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SCasea11,aS.

Die unterlbriebenen babsn 70 sbsn srbals
ten sin ItbRes Enforcement bon 8arrsse unO
SlsB' 0ebapls, tpoiu fts Die Gufmsreiamfeit
Der 0amen srbittsu, ba fts bettimmt mob lfeis
Ter pereauft psrben, ale on eini9sm anpern
Stcbr tn oer Stabt. bel
O'Srien II. Rai9ueI.
Neatins, SUM II. SIN.
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9urbssbsn Der pferos aus benz Massn 9snor
fen Mno itarb fait aussnblidlb. er mar sini'
Sc flnfsis Sabr alt.
prn. peinrib Ninblstcn, ,pslbsr in Der
&obIsnmine bes Sorn. Npnalbfcn arbststs, fsI
am Olttwo1 cine NsaiIs bon ;wsi 1onnsn
Soblsn auf Den qsib, mas in wsni9sn 9tunoen
ftnsn Sob ssranlasts. @r ,par 35 Sabr alt.
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am 90. SUM-, in Nobslon 9aunfetip, gas
tbarina SsD1oore, Gattin BON wm. Dioors,
40 Sabr. 8 W1onate unb 26 Rage alt.
-am l9. Suni, in elias 3aunfebip. wiais
AM, Sctn Don Daniel 3abariae Z, IA Sabr,
5 Dlonat uno % Sage alt.
-am 2litsn SUM-, bier, am Gebarlatfsher,
gmmM 9otbtsr bon earl II. gatbarina Brsis
ner, i'm 7ten >sbensjabre.
-am Is. SUM, in 8riinrpineb 3aunfebip,
an Der Ius5tbruus, @amusl GsDeL 9pbn
pss unforb. Saeob. .9eiosI, i'm 2Of. Sabre.
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(@in9sfanot.)

Ior. Yuweue,
@bitor bss giberalen Seobabtcrs.
Seb bemerfte in eiusm bet Olsuporesr Blat'
ter Die folssnos Slotit bon ben Dunberbaren
Wirfunsm ess Saltwaner'9pRsms, ptltbs
Sie ssfallislt sinrlden pollsn in Jbr ndbti.
ebts uub peitperGreitetes 8latt. - gu piel
Fam nett sefast iperosn bon benz lotsnswsrs
tben ei9sntbimer jsnsr lnfalt.
.. 2. Green, N. ..
9ieabina, ga , i'm Suli lS45.
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Carpets, Oel : SUD-
Teuifer:Slettbsu Sc.

Ser ltntsrlhristsns bat auf 5ano
s Elm Inortement bon Snsrain CARPETS, ee
u bon 81 Gent bis 81 90 bic Darb, unb -
- Denetian ober 9reppens uno gntrees =
:. @arprts, bon 10 Bis SO Gent. gbsn, -,
e falls gantoner IRatten, Slurs, 3tlt, -
8 unb 9sipen OrlsGueb, nit einem HGor, =
q tement bon einiaen Oct woblfsiIitsn se' fs
s malten SentsrsSlsnosn bic in berStoot -
@ 3n fnben (tnp. =
q 7. 9ten"rt Depuv. c,
q SO. 3SS Slorb 2n Stra6e, bier gbi. -
!. rem oberbaIb Stcble OfsSsits, pbilas ,
:, eslpbia. :
SUM- 10. l845. 1m.
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Bum Serf0uf.

500 @ebsibsa Ssnlterslas, BON 70 bic
2O-54, wstbsrill unb 8rncer's reines S(eis
DsiB, ehromssfb, &itberase, gopal uno Sos
paniftbsr Sirnib, $ampenltwarS. Oel &C.
Woblfeil gum 9srtanf tsi
Sranflin Miller,
Sdb gum "Nnfer,"
gde Der penn unp 3rn Strase.
Meobina, H2oi 90 4n.
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- {, b r / D t.

70 a cb r / cD t.
SorlhIaSs nm Die Ysnnfra6ens.Srife au
befsn, ,perbsn auf ODER Dor bsm 7ten Suli,
in Der @emmintonsrs Imtsitub anesnom,
men. Sir SeIcnperbeiten fra8e man an in
bsr Commit 1cners 4mtsltubs.
9lbam qsB
sopn s9arman eommifponsrs.
Srisorib prine,
Neaoins, Suli l.
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Gu6s BON atlsnSarbsn Wause De Gaines.
uno S6attsn. Saliarine6 unb Sares
@oiimisrs 9ps.
Rarfsils unb Gatns Sbwarse unb Sdneps
QBsffsnvu9s. farbiss qamns
Bslpsts9orotn. Sbliebte, faurirte uns
Seapertiens. 8effrsifte quffrees.
Sdnep Scmmsrtnbs Or9anSp @iaebamS.
unb GaImiers. Sdnep farbiesr Sarla.
Ora gtta une Gafims tan.
rstts. Slaus unS fbwarjblaus
@tipillisy Sutbs uns Ssieen.
Gafmisrs. Sblidbt unb fiaurirte
Sblibte plaib u. &C, Sarbise
ifreifts gcmbrcons. ,,Olssanss ee Sass.
qinnsn Drsas. Sblebte uno aeffrifte
Sbliebh, wsiBs u 9s. Sarlatans.
ffrsifte " SpissnsWoslin.
Saumwclen plaio u. Satinasffuifte
Sair Rount SDees. &ambrits.
9iail Ncab @orbsn. Gise unb Sattune.
Ysnnfplpania Scans. 9siosnartiss fbwarR
GhOttifb u. Ranbss Sattuns.
fer @in9bams.
GbsnfaGls Elm aaeemsinss enforcement ppn
Salsbineen, Sbdrpsn, 9ofentrd9ern, eeptdts
tste Suien, SprcnsSrdssn @rapatten, banos
fbu9s, Strimpfs &C. gum 8erfauf bel
O'Srien uno Naianel,
9e!ssns &Hss! Stobr.
Meobina IHai Of
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merfwarbistsn Sursu ourt pisIe msbi3in
bcrse3eist msrosn f6nnen.
Nsaeins, SuIi |. ls45.
,09Wfs Wasbijin 1T gu bsm ofsn anssss'
bsneM DrsiIs in bisGsr Drudersi 3u taben.
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SO b 4 nj bti

Ois unten benannten prIensu ltnp uns
fir Die ibren Stamsn bsiSsfisten Summen
in per &reibe uap ba mir trcB aller D1hte
fsin Gelb Don bsnlelben befommen t6nnrn,
betrabten mir lts ais I'd leebte suns
ben, unp io,pObI ium >cbne fir ibrs Nahs
lalGsfsit als lur warnlns fir Ineere. Die
pisleiht &uff .batsn ttnntcn ibrcn ittIs6tcn
Seifpiele 5u ,foI9en, leeen mir ibre Slamen
bier auf bic
Stbipar3e Siife.
Jobn Nelbauer, in Santpn, Starf
@auntD, Ohio, fbulbet uns 81 so
Danie! Graf, fribsr Salfmirtb in
9ScmsIsecrt jest ir9enbwO in Sbus
Dlfia @auntD wobnbaft, b.. 90
Seinrcb Sled,, in qan9fbwamm
cber &odlanb Saunfbip, DO. 3 90
Je6c Goinser, fribsr StObrbaItsr
in Sosrsforo, jest, 70 pisI mir ,piftn,
in 0crtbampton 60. nobnbaft, 2 90
(Scrtissun9 ,pirS foI9sn.)
@Dir wsroen Die obias &itts oreimal
nabrluanoer einrl6en. - Sol!te tpabrenb
bet 3eit elmer ooer otr anbere BON ben Obrn.
ssnanntrn ab6s3ablem 70 wsrosn nit nldbl
crmanseln bidss ipunpsrtars grsi9nib Sfent:
lid ansu,sissn; i'm Sail ite ss periaumen,
werbcn mir ibren Namsn Gaum auf elmer
anpsrn &lite sebsn init Der lIebsrfbrift ":Bt.
trigger" anf rpsItbsr fte 10 lanSe bsibsn lpers
ren bis fe bleben, crer Elm Sabr, oamit IL
Sebsr fsnnsnslernt.
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Guf Seeues
fit bic heranrpabIenbe @eneratton.

tut Ole DerunfbaDlenOeW WeHetofl0H.
Die untsrftbrisbsnsn babsn juff srbaltsn oas
wcblfsilfe uno alsrfeb6nif aussefubteife 4ffcrs
tsmsnt pom jsitSsmdesn trofnen Biitern
oas jssuvcr in SeaSin9 gum 8srfauf anssbotsn
pcresn, rpcsu Die Aufmsrfiamfst bet Ssdufsr
defenders erbsten miro, bsrcr fIe fonffno Pa,s
fsn untsr wsIten man fol9eness fnbsn wirb,
ndmIith
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CaEltreIrs kgUc Mixture. OF Tonic
NacdicII:ICItl,

For tie cure all B,hots affections, ifiahen ac-
cor'Hng TO direciiORs.
1t is never iailIng remedy which no family
ongh To he without, especially in low marshy
countries.
As this medicine is put up under the pToprie-
tors immediate Inspection IN the most scientific
principles, beng Pur,y Vegetable, and having
tried lis efficacy on thousands. Tor upwards of -
wears and To his knowledge when taken strictly
cordiug Ia duecons there has no, hen "ne IA lure.
Under such crrcum-tancc, recommend 1t 10 the
public adding certificate ia support of my asser-
ton.
/. John Burns, do ceriifv that was in the ship
Tobacco Plant Of Phiadrl lhi,, Capt. Reed In
June, 1927, hound 10 L,varpnol, took the fever
aud aeue aud lard III Liver Oh come time under
the doctors hands, went irom there IL baltimore,
ay in the Intrmary for tour or five w'eks-trom
thence to Philadelphia; was SIX months under DR..
Goats; from thence to New Yuk-w,nt to tie
Hospital. IeInainrd here about four weeks without
any relcf-uird .very thing without snv benefit,
for five years. Hearing of Cantre.ls Ague Mix
ture from II friend, ! went To lis store. told him
how | was sill lcled, aud got bottle of his mixture
and used 1t according To directions II made per-
tee, cure, and have not had the least return sll
do with confidence recommend il tn the public.
JOHN BURNS.
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a TnJLy WONDERFUL CURE.

WArEuvILLr, Oneida CO.,. \. Y. Sept. Is. Isl3
ncaI SRI owe il io the afflicted To inform u
that 10 January last WAS attacked hv a very vin.
lent cold, caus' d 10y worki'g in the water, which
settled on my lungs 1t was accnmpAnicdhy by We.
T, srvere pain in my hrcast snd SIDES and also
distressing cough. had in attendance all the test
medical and IN our village hut after rxhausIiue all
their skill av Ill, they pronounced my di-ea~e a
Confirmed CoNsCMFTIoN, and ihcy one and ali
gare me up To die. AtIer much p,rsunsion got
he consent at INV physlc 10 use the BALs,M ~
Win CutnRY pr pared hy Dn WiscAR. pur-
chased oi the Agent in our place one battle. before
using half nf which began to gain strength aud II
" s very evident my cough WAS much better and
my SYMPTOMS every way impr wing. | have
now us,d three hotties, and resi0rCd 10 perfect
heahh. Thus re-uli ls nj n" owing 10 the u-'' If
DIR WlSTAR'S BAL~AM OF WILD CHER
RY and take this method of wing You the in
formation, partly to pay you the debt OF gratitude
owe YOU, and partly that Others similarly afflicted
ma, know where 10 apply Tor relief.
Very t,ulv youIs, JAMES SAGE.
Mn. PALNru. Druggist, under dIte of W atorvIle,
Sept. 2ith, 1913, writes;
The statement given you 10y Nr. James Sage is
well known To be true hy this ,ckOle c0nLsiiHitg
Il c,r,,inlv was n most rema la lie cure. The sac
of he Bal>am i, very gond, and It's success in
Iu,y nalieIiug. Yours rrsI" ctluly.
ID. II. PALMER
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AFFECTING INSTANCE OF ATTACHMENT IN a
DoG.-A little girl, the only and beloved child
of her parents, who are residents of Brooklyn,
Long Island, died few weeks since, and was
inferred in the private family burying ground.
A large Newfoundland dog, the private compan.
ior and playmate of the child, was frequently
missing from the house after the funeral. When
seen, he was observed to be crest ia lien and
dro,' nlng, he refused his food, moped and lost
flesh day by day. These circumstances exci-
ting curiosity, the animal was watched aud fol-
lowed in his stealthy excur sons, and at length
appeared that he went daily to the grave of ms
former friend snd playmate, deposited, at each
visit, some Of the chlid's play-thIngs obtained Sc
cretly IRON the house, on the grassy mound that
covered her remains, III the vain hope Of alu-
ling her to his eide again, and then lay down,
and passed hour after hour, moaning and viii.
ming pteously. His master was obliged finally
to chain up the animal to put an end To his me-
.anchoy vigils, the continuance of which would
have cost the faithful mourner his existence. A
more touching instance Of devotion and attach.
meut has rarely fallen beneath our notice.
Phiia Daily Sun.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-27
TIE MOST REMARKABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.
HApun>rIELD. y. .

HAppo>FIELD, y. J April 20, lsi3.
On or ahnul The 18th day Of Octnher, lsil, was
taken wlh q violent pain in m" silr nsar the liver,
which continued for about five days, and was fol-
lowed ly the breaking of uc'r, al s,sss in,
warly, which relieved the rain little, but csu-rs
me - throw upa great qu1nitv Of offensive matter
aud asn much hoad Being gr.a'ly alarmcd at
ihls | applied 10 physician, hut he said he lhoug'
h- could d. hut hi, for rXc"pi give N" some
Mercury PHS, winch | Isfused to take, feeling
,aiisfi,d that hey could do me good many o.
thct m' dle' were then procured hy my wife and
friends. bot none did me any goddard the dis
charge of blood aud corruption s'ili cont nu.d every
tw days, and al last become "ii'I sIvc thpt
chud scarcely breathe lw,s also srized with Vi
ulrn cough, Which al times caused me Ia r-lse
mu, moe blood than had done beforehand my
disease continued in this way, sIll growing worse.
uuu February, when ali hope uf my very was
gwen up. aud my hlssds all thought would die
OF GALL"PING CoNsUMPrInS. At this moment,
when my life was spparen iy drawing it, cl",e,
heard of DIR. MISrAR'S B A /. AN OF
WILD CHEIRf, and got a bottle which MT
LIIvtp nE IaMLDIArEIr and by he use Of only
three btiles Of this med cine, all my pains were
remo,ed-my cough and stiuing of blood and cor
Iuprion entirely stopped, and in few weeks my
health was So far restored as 10 enable me To work
al my trade, (Which Is carpenter,) and up 10 this
Time | have enjoyed good health,
THOMAS COZENS.
GLoucEsrER COUNTY, y. IS.
Personally came besre me, The subscriber, one Of
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Rose Ointment, for Tettcr.
4 PROOT OF IT'S EFFICACY.

PulLADtLPHIA, May eth. 1889.
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty years. the disease was attended generally
with ,io'cnt itching aud swelling. | applied to a
number of physicians, ana used a great many appli-
cations without chrr;ug a cure. About year
since, applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching. and few applications Immeil-
arly cured the disease, which there has been no
return of, slthough had never been rid of it at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by t. B.
Nauu han, : )uth East corner of Third aud Race
Streets rLlladell lha, aud sold on agency IN Sunbu-
~. hy ii. b. MASSER,
May lfih, lSi3. Agerf.
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ElAlg TEvIuI'ER.
PIMPIEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER

RINGwORMs, PIMPLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEoUs ERuPrIoNs.
az TIE f1No,cing iGca'e describes one offhe
mast erraordinary cures erer Effected Cy any
application.
PHILADELPHIA, February TO- 1893.
LOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
4 Tkr'rxu the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ! seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896, varying in vio-
lence, but without ever disappearing. During most
of the time, great part of my face was covered with
the eruption. frequently attended with violent ncif-
ing my head sweled at times until it felt as II il
would hurst--iho swc!iut was gteat. that coul1
scarcely Get nv hat on. During the long period
iha, was afflicted with the disease, used great
many AZ prntions. (among them several celebraed
prcparatious) wei, as taking inward remedies,
including number ofhotlles of S,cniDi'S Pdnacea,
ETiract Of Sdrsapnviik1, &c, In fact. il would he
impossible to cuumerac all the medicines | used.
! was also uudcr the Of two of the most dis
tinGuishcd physicians Of this CITY. bu, without re-
ceiving much benefit, and dcspaired of ever being
cured. In the fl of iS36, the disease 1T the time
bong very violent, ! commenced rsinC the Rose
Ointment, (preparra bv Vaughan & Davis.) In
n few applications the violent itching ceased the
swelling Bhaied. the eruption began to disappear,
and before had used jar the disease entirely
cured. 1t has now been nearly ar and half
SINCE and there Is not vcstge Of the disease
naming except The scars !tnm the deep pits formed
by the disease. II is impossible for to describe
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suffering, but will he pie ,scj to give "A fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. AT the time commenced
/ using the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
Lieds of tolars to be rid Of the d.ease. Since u.
sing it, have recommended it to several per-ons.
/ (among them my mother, who had the disease bad
y on her arm,) who WIRE a cured nv it.
| JAMES DURNELi., No. 1885, Race st.
o. The Rose Ointment is prepared by f.. B.
! Vaughan. Sourh East corner Of Third aud Race
streets, Philadelphia, aud sold on agency in Sunbu.
| ry. bv II. b. MASSER,
/ Nav l4ih. 1913. Apenk
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