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Old Washington Forever

GREENWICH, Nov. 3, lsl7
H. GBEELEr-Dtar Sir. give you such returns a.
have reached us ihi. morning They indicate majority
In the County of at least 500.
Wig Maj0raies
Arsvle ..........2 27 Greenwich. .-..--....-.l57
Cambridge .....--..I95 Hebron .----...--..--.. I'll
Easton ..---.--..-.--.lsl
The vote Was light Yours, &c r. ID 4.
r s-Neary every town better than last year VII
mo, Provso triumphant-ssy, 1900.
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ROCKLAND co.

LAwREscE J. ssEDEs, Wing, is elected TO the
Assembly by trelpe majority, over Perry and Tall
man, Locos The State Ticket is supposed to be
about 800 Loco Haverstrsw 81 Wing
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r. Water-Cure Institution, u Bond-st. and syos
Get, LonE ls.aEd.-Du. SHEW and ROOF the former au-
thor OF the Water-Curs Manual &C. and Editor VI the
WaterCuTe Journal. and both having been with Pness
nitx. receive patients above. OH q
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=
DESTROYS identifying aud strengthening their hair should
make Of Bears on Experience Of sges has fully de-
monstraed that the bears oil Is the best article
promoting the growth aud identifying the hair Who
purchases VI the undersigned rely upon obtain
the genuine grease Of the bear pafed
and dehghffay perfumed for toilet purposes BY Henry
JoHSsoN Chemist aud Druggist, ~ Broadway, IN the
Granite Building cor of Chaubersst Sold also a. lVo
Fulton-st, n East Broadway and at Coddinsions y9
Huds0nst Price p cents for small % cents large bottles,
~ Purchasers, TO be assured OF getting the genuine
and Of Henry Johnson, rs Broadway Nfo2I 2neod
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OffIcE o. RECEIVER % TAXES, New City Hall, Pnk
TAXES, IsI7.-Notice IS hereby given thssth i AZ
Books Of the present year are now open al ms once
and that ready 10 receive the taxes charged on nsn
All persons paying their taxes previous 10 the s anuay
are entitled deductionOn the amount equal 70 Interest
al the of per cent re annum calculated from the
day of payment 10 the st u February Office hours rom
A NJ 10 P. ~ Bankable money only received
b. Persons sending full description OF their property
10 this Office vii have their bills y them, OF they can
be had by applying at this Office. SMITH DUNNiNG,
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Election Returns
RECEIVED At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE
BY TELEGRAPH, EXPRESSES, sc.
THE STATE.

WAsHIsCIos County We learn by letter has
gwen about Q 600 Wing majority.
ERIE is now reported at 5,lO0
SARATOGA has given but 800 Wing ma orlty. and
elected one Loco to the Assembly by tpelrs votes
YATES has chosen the Wing Assemblymsn by
500 and given , to 800 for the State Ticket
GhELyE has chosen ] Wing and Loco TO the
Assembly aud given 300 majority for Plat Adams
Hunker Senator. We fear Ulster has not over
balanced this
ULSTER has chosen g A. Gay. Wing to the Assem-
bly, from 5he North District, and probably J b
Elmore from the other bit this is not certain He
goes IN ahead into Plattekill and shawsngunk
which can hardly have overbsanced It. State
Ticket nearly even in the County
ORANGE is said 10 have chosen all three Wing
Assemblymen, and given Hon s J. Villain Wing
Senator and the Wing State Ticket over 1000 ma
jority.
COLUMBIA has elected both Wing Assembly
men, and ri, en- a majority for our State Ticket.
OswEeo has gone Whig-235 ma. in the village
usually balanced.
Oneida has given ) to 900 mai for the Wing
State Ticket and Senator and elected probably
three Wings, one Hunker To the Assembly.
RLsssELAER has chosen three Wings to the As
sembly 900 to 200 for the Wing State Ticket
and Senator
TosPKys. two Wing Assemblymen, 200 on State
Ticket. 800 on Senator.
ORLEANS, 400 maj. on County and State Ticket.
Kinds for Canal Commissioner has 600.
ALBAsY COUNTY gives Hamilton Fish over 1000,
and our whole ticket from 1900 to 5000 majority
a, 200 for candidates opposed 5000 for candidates
supported by the Anti Renters J Wing Senator
800 all the Wing Assemblymen elected.
GREENE has chosen ! Wing, Loco to the As.
sembly, and gone 800 wrong on the Senator and
State Ticket
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
d. n Chase. 4. NJ Principal.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
: Chase. A. NJ Principal
'rHESE BOARDING SCHOOLS, distant fIon each
other halt mile. located In Middetown Conn. one
Of the beautiful aud retired places NewEngsnd
BoaIers reside the families Of the Principals and are
surrounded ~ influences which tend 10 form correct habits
Lectures and experiments add interest the OF
study which contempstes thorough and accomplished
education. Lads are prepared for any college.
The Winter Session Of the former will commence Nov.
~ OF the latter Nov. IS. aud continue p weeks Gaia
oEues and minute information AZ a Markets where
Of the Principals may be after October 18th, and will
take charge Of pupils. 80 eodtNovs+
FAMILY BOARDING -CHOOL.--The next
4 term " Mr.. aud Mrs. AsHBEL FuLLERS school,
in Kent. Conn will commence November 10. The mum
Der Of pupils Is limited 70 - Refsrsnee5 T. Cook, Esq
S. Wall-st b. Flanders 3s Waterst; r. II. Watson. y
Br1sdst Abner Breedeu - Goidsf patrons Circulars
mag be had At shspard's bookstore 1894 Broadway
ri 3awfw.
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~ DIR. Banmins,, Body Bruce s an errcieni 70

efiof ~eakuess " he voice lungs spine and LIMBS par
ucuArly Tor iyspersiA constipation and piles vim weH
Of the stomach and sides veal females st grow
ins children and All dispose droop snd arc setenlefJ
especisy spiusi i-cis Will be delighted Win s So
ton. Reference given many distinguished clefsymen
VINO have been rescued from experimentation, ron de-
biiiy snd bronchitis Pamphlets and boot common
Bsrss diving information. be bad 81 he once tSt
IrOsiwsy 4 adv IN attendance - ladies' mr. sofu
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NOTICE.-The stockholders Of the North !" est coP
per Minins Co hereby notified that
ment Of assessments dgs are Immediately maze 80
Office a. Hanoyer-.t their stock will Be foielso 80
on MONDAY the 9Th inst sgrseebs 70 the artie,e
siation. By order la 81 DAN,L . nan. 49,
NOTICE.-The public are hereby t,n FILA PR
RE from Liverpool no debit q tas.a ''N'' wiz
DC pe41 ~ uSxrTpRaY corner Of Pine and South cts
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Read the following and say that consumption 10 ncurs-
bic n you NEN-lokk, Aprii D l.. 81.
DR TOWNSEND | venly believe that your SsfsapaTilla
hes been the means through Providence. OF saving my
life have for several years hal bad cough IL became
worse and worse At last raised large quanuesot blood
had nj ght sweas and greatly debtated and reduced
aud did not expect 20 live have only used your sArsa
para but short time and there has wonderful change
been wrought In me. I able 70 walk all over the
city / raise no blood, and my cough has eh me You
can well imagine that thankful for these results
Your obedlent servant. WIN RI SSELL, % CstherineN
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CHERoxEE NATIoS-The National Council has
chosen d. NJ. FoREMAN Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court for the next four yesrs aud Richard Taylor Tho
mas Foreman and stephen Foreman Executive CoHn-
..llor. for fyO vears
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BRITISH OUTRAGE ON AMERICAS SoIL-The 81.
Iou, Rsp5lican reiers,es the statement made some
time ago respecting alleged British ossse on the soil
of the United States, and which 1t will be remembered
was con,radicted BY tho Montreal Herald The Rfpn6-
lean says
The outrage was committed by Officials at least by
employees OF the Hudson's Bay Company ana was SUB
seoueptly approved by them More insn ihis--t was
dome against Inc urgent remonstrspce and opposition OF
the agent of p Chouteau Jr. Co the oniy american
citizen exercising quasi authority nnoer 'ne m
ted States In that quarter DE only suomiied 70 'u ~
rest OF the men because he had not the power OF gu
thoriiy 10 resist
The American sders tTeppers and huo'ers IN Ine 4
clnty OF the powerful HudsOns Bay Company-"niSSn
10 complete and absolute Government ~i'nia rsen'
even 10 The execution OF capital punshnent-nsNe "
suffer many imposuons and ndignies because 'ney sre
not powerful enough OF themselves 10 resist and tneir
own Government mas given them but litte II any cup
oort or protection There other charges OF ssgres
sion which the Government Of the United Ststes ought TO
ooh 10 and which hope shortly TO be sbe 10 expose
but they receive DO more consideration than the one
irsdv set forth IL would 10 De useless waste OF
labor 10 perform them
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SCHOOLS.


II y
LIS LEsuEJR has the honor 90 inform he public
that be viii receive proposals that may Be addressed
him, ior giving French Lessons. either 20 individuals 10
families or M Acateuical Institutes
HsvinE been connected > year with French Journal sf
and having resided - years IN New-1ork, where he
honor.oy Known BY his counirym-n VI Lesu-ur, IN de-
voting himself 90 the teaching Of the French Language
offers every guaranty both regards cspahv and mo-
ray As he Partisan BY birth ais pupils viii require
under BIS tuition the gresest purity IN pronunciation, an
essential point snd which 0en neglected 10 the
teaching OF the French Language
Apply personally from ~ n o'clock A. NJ OF By iet
ter. 70 ". Lesueur 81 Cortland q.
hsfcrecrs-Prof 7 g. Bertesu . Pierre pon 81 Brook
lyu, Miss II Haines. Young Ladies Boarding SCHOOL,
Twenfieh-st y Y. Mr. and M.dsms J. Coutsn, French
Young Ladies Boarding SCHOOL, rs Greeue-st " Y A
Charton Esq snd {. G Beehet. Esq l55 Hudsonst y y
:. Guilaume. ESQ. lei Prince-st. y. Y. 90 2w-
L'RENCH IA>GUAGE-Maneso Ora system
Madame RAND daughter Of The late Jean MAnesca
informs ladies' and gentlemen that she organizing
her classes ior he sies morning LAS forming
Residence 50 Wsks--st % lml.p-
NARsH'- CLASSICAL ana Commercial Acade
WI my l07 Henfyst. Brooklyn, will Be reopened or
Monday August 90 oF the instruction Of young gentlemen
IN every branch Of education necessary % n them q enter
college or countu y-house Terms FROM 80 % SIS per
quarter For cTcuArs containing reference and other par
ueasrs apply At the Office Of this paper 81 ~ Willow
q. Brooklyn Au2i 4
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
WEsT BLOOMFIELD. \ O..
fIHE WINTER SESSION Of tins Institution Will
Il commence on the FIRST Monday IN November. Terms,
Including a expenses, from so 70 $40 per quarter.
ol5 4w- r WARREN HOLT. Principal.
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THoMPs0N,s PREsnCM. TRUss,

Gp ~ a,Dysd b. J. r. BeDjanin, IS Bssknsn .,
Vis rnivsrsafiy approved Of By ths hedies
~ 1Ysculty and eli Who use them, = he prsssuu
can b. graduated from To dfy pounds o.
A soturs without beck pad, which does - much isJg
~ 70 he spine, causing wesknsss and Rsin In The bee
la given and II not psrfsc ty ssfisfsctory, moosy r.
gtof.xss ms ist2tf
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.,oeSboIdsrs Of the Newly ORR and Ene Railroad
comosov are hereby notified that an nsalment Of ten
R - 49,. on ell shares which the payments
..nsdrs mo sde % not exceed hftyhye dollars required
70 Be paid the Office Of the Company - Ws.t on or
h.sors the sevsnteenth O7thl day Of November next
III, order Of the Board Of the Directors.
cfatsfT NATHANIEL MARSH Secretary.
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MEDICINES.

PROBABLY there remedy that has been - sue
cesfu desperate oconsumptcn A. this II elesnse
and the system and appears TO heal the ulcers
on lungs. and the pssients grad aay regain their usual
health and strength. ...,..
CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION
There scarcely dag passes but there are number o.
cases of Consumption reported cured by the use q Dr.
TownsenGs Ssrsapsrs The following was recently 70
ceivec
DR TOwNsgND-Drar w. For the last three years !
have afflicted with general debility and nerVoss con
sumption OF last stage snd did expect 70 gain
my health all AFTER going through course OF meti-
cine under the Of OF the most distinguished
guar physicians and members Of the Board OF Health IN
NewYoTk and elsewhere, and spending the most OF my
earnings attempting 10 regain health and AFTER read
ing IN some paper Of your >aTsapsa resoivedso Try ~
After using SIX bottles fouad It dose me great good and
called to see you your Office with your advice kept on
and do most heartily thank you tor your sdyies Pese
we're taking the Salsaparua and have been able 70 al
tend 70 my usual sbors the last four months and hope
by the blessings Of God and your ssspaa 70 continue
my health Il helped beyond the eSpeetstons Of all
that Knew ray CHARLES OOlMof'
Orange, Essex Co. y J Aug. ?. l5F7.
STATE Of NcrJ,fycy, Ecer County. ss.-ChHles Quincy
being uy according law, his cath saith thst
the fore going accord to the best OF his
knowledge md belief CHAhLEs YUM l.
sworn and subscribed 10 before at Orange the ID
August, ls47. CYRUS BALDWIN Justice OF the Peace
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On CASKS ENGLIsH BLsaehIns P0NdeI, .p

On CASKS ENGLISH Bleaching Powder, prime
ZOU quality just landed and landing per the Far
West and John O. Coster.
The Subscribers constantly receiving THIS preaching
90 WIDER fresh from the manufacturer wh0 guarantees the
quality be equal 20 any imported into the Inlteo
saes and they Offer the same to the trade aud customers
on liberal terms CYRUS w. FIELD "
Importers Of Bleaching Powder, Wire Cloth, Telling &c
- - yBurlnz-slip.
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NOW FOR sALE-Hunserford's Pc.
tent Truss, for which he hss received two
H. premiums By the American institnte,-oes
~ Oct 1874 snd one 10 Oct 1915. fr8p ths
"a. universal testimony Of the best vbJneasas
and the hxh Appreciation Of the the snosenoen
eatfer that this truss but 70 be 20
supersede In practical utility, ell others nov before TINS
public The construction Of the PED so .hsa y ns' ~
rolling motion accommodating itssif 70 essy motion ~
~ "a ne rf,ctv securing the rupture The ease end
eomfort With which this fruss 10 worn male 't truly
''e H"P" TESTIMONIALS.
genx under the necessity o. wearing TSssa appssd
ons he back pad Of which CALLED mach that tbs
Ssmeay BECAME than the disssss Being induced
70 try Hungerofds Truss the rapture 10 secured via
ss.s and convenience In every psric Fifty dollar:
woad not induce 70 part With with IL ansss eosid
.oe.r. snather WILLIAM W. DEYO.
New.Pslts, Ulster Co. n. Z.
have ussd Hanserford's Truss on many eccssons
dariax the past four year., and eorvinssd that u
utility well e comfort it sxssIS s essef L rs
before the public. JOHN bAhcAS' - ~
Sold whoiessls and retail, By A. B. D; 9Akps, ~
Falton-.t n Y. Manufactured By sEBLfE ~"
NER, Gsylords Bridge, Cssn. % '"'''
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Something Of modern Penacook may write IN
my next
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V'HE NEW PATENT instrument OF DR.. c. Brazil
LY Of Paris pupil Of the celebrated Professor Lsfrsnc
the u weakness prOApsus and other diseases of
the womb without canstic any othsr painful
be had AZ TiemaEs, 81 Cbafhsmst- a. MI
haus 81 Broadway at Deluc's PHkrow and 5s Broad
way, By applying DR. BRAILLY'S, $50 Houston-st
eorn.r ~ Crn.by NJ l5t-
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PROPOSALS. Tor Carrying the Magnetic Telegraph
i wires over the Hudson Riyer-The undersigned are
prepared to receive proposals for extending the wires
the Maznetic Telegraph Co. over the Hudson River, a.
some point near the City Of New York as practicable
Proposals will be received until the tenth day OF NO
vember next and all necessary information can be %
tanned application by letter otherwise 70 either OF
tine Izned. b b. FRENCH, Washington City.
mo w. NORTON = SOuth-st- NY.
~ LIE 1ns
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>gw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY
,rsbhshed every SATURDAY. NORsfrc al The low pre-
y a per snnum. in advance 40 copies Tor 20 o. .
me- l0l sd
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Dst low prlrr.-Noixtlander Cameras Of all the der.
a.. zss v,rvrhnf In ths line constantly hand and
for sale At ANTaoNYs Ns'scusi Dssusrssn Depet az
BrcsdIsy. Oh iH
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GOLD PENS WITH DIAMOND POINTs-su
VI peor quality, in gold add silver without ca
sea FRANCIS L LOUTREL
q! Manufacturing Ststio1sfs, n 4sden-iaass
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up WICKs-A fall assortment Of Lamp Wicks,
/ Ahr " Sol.r Arr.nd and Cam phsns, Of al pm
-. Ssr s.is g. DiETZ, BROTHERS co
- to5 W IL W
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CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY, November 4.

Loco majority In Join, Ballot. .......
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GPARIS BOOTs.-WM NJ YOUNG, tofns'v
No. Ann-sI but now the Paris Boot I'm pof..on' -
importing and manufacturing the best aes.y Il ~
French Calf Boots for u 50, equal % tns 80 80 a
ia other stores for % and o. do bne esf - artS
make for 6 80 and warranted 70 siys setsIscuo.
of goods in his line kept constantly 90 go - 49, ~
order In tho shortest notice corner "
sts Opposite the Herald Omcs " ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31

Sudden changes from very hot. to chilly wealth
err, are unfayorable to health; aud it is a fact uni.
versaIiy admitted that heat and moisture are pow.
erful agents in producing disease, and that con-
slant dry and constant wet weather are both tavor-
able to its generation; it does not signify what we
call it; it may be ague; it may be billion fever; it
may be yellow fever; il may be dysentery; 1t may
be rheumatism; it may be bronchitis; it may be cho-
lie; it may be constipation Of the bowels; it may be
inflammation Of 1.-THE bowels; it may be Inflammation
ofthe stomach; it may be a nervous affection; but
still it is disease, and a disease durable by the Bran.
dreth Pills, because they remove all impurities
from the body, all that can IN any manner feed the
progress OF the malady; no matter how called; thus
these pills are not only the most proper medicine,
but generally the only medicine that need or
ought to be used.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Be very careful and go to the Agent when you
want Brandre,h Pills; then you are sure of the
genuine article. When you purchase otherwise
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills
Every man knnws whether the article he offers you
is true or false. Beware of cheats!
&TA fresh supply of the above Pills, just re-
ceived by the following Agents.
]. r. g. J. H.. MORRIS, Woods6eld.
WIN. STEEL, Stafford.
w g. Fl. KERRIGAN, Carlisle.
] NJ. ROUND, Summerfield.
j. F. BIDENHARN & Co. Malaga.
II. ROUND. Saraheviile, Morgan CO..
WELCH& THOMPSON, Beallsville.
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The Independent Treasury.

Durlng the past few months, IT is sup
posed that several millions Of hard mo
ney have been Withdrawn from .circu.
lation in this part of the country, ant
sent off TO Mexico and other distanI
parts. And vet it is not only not mis-
sed, but money never was plentier Of
cheaper than now; the banks never
healthier; business never sounder ant
more prosperous. So much for tn,
reviIed and misrepresented independ
ent treasury.
Suppose the public funds to be in the
possession ofthe banks, as of wore; ant
suppose, as would Of course be lhs cast
in such an event, these three or foui
millions had been withdrawn from those
Institutions: what the result would be
it requires no Solomon to tell. A sus
pension of specie payments, tightnes'
in the money market, and general pan
ic and confusion ali over the country.
Here is a proof PRACTICAL and tan.
gible-of the wisdom and efficacy o
one of the leading and favori,e measr.
res of the American democracy. Is i,
not enougI, to cover federalism witt
shame Pennsylvania.
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July l7-4t

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-By virtue of
IA an order made by the Court of Common Pleas
Of Monroe county, Ohio, at the June term thereof,
A. D. ls47, | will offer for sale at the front door
of the Court house, in the town of Woodsfield, in
said county, on Saturday the l4th day of August,
lsi7, as the property of Josiah M. Dillon deceased,
the folio wing real estate, lying and being in said
county, to wit: Lots ID and IA as numbered on the
town plat of said town of WOodsield. with the APP
purtenances; also, the north half of the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section No. 5,
township No. 5, aud range No. 6, containing 20
acres, upon the following terms, to wit: One-fourth
in six months. one fourth in twelve months, one
fourth in eighteen months, and the residue in two
years, with interest from the day of sale, to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
HENRY M BOGGESS,
Administrator de banis non, with will an
July list nexed of Josiah NJ. Dillon, decd.
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WE ARE NOTIN THE HABIT of eulogizr

WE ARE MOTIF THE HABIT of eulogizmg
any thing in the form of "Patent Medicine" for
we have long been of the opinion that nothing bu,
a worthless nostrum needs the imposing name Of
Patent to bring 1t into notice. Hence our hostility
has been strong and incorporating against eve.
ry thing in the line. But at length our prejudices
have been forced to yield to the immense amount
of testimony in favor of "Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry" Judging from what we have seen
and heard Of its effects, we pronounce it the most
fortunate combination of medical agents ever dis
covered for the cure of Consump,ion; and indeed,
il appears to be perfectly master of all pulmonary
complaints. We advise the public TO make an
impartial and fair trial of it, and they will then
praise ii more warmly than We have done.
05-See advertisement. No IS
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