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Pos; oGiGe-open daily from to 6-on Sunday from L.

Post Ofhce-Open daily from to 6-on Sunday from II
10 "a, g. Penn Postmaster
CLOSE Eastern Mail via Mobile. daily at IL o elk NJ
Hreat Western Mail comprising all the stopping places on
me Mississippi and Ohio rivers, tuesdays and Fridays, eg
burg, Memphis and Louisville four times week, Irregular
so'cIoek A. NJ Coringtoa and HadisopriiIe Mail Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays. Red Rire Mai Irregular
JddYettc Mail. six times week, Sundays excepted at
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Gregt Uestern .HGa, twice week, Irregular. LorisoWe
days, bE3P NJ Cogingt0n md .Nadisonce Mail, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, by P NJ. Red Rirer
NAL, Irregular. IGtayette Mail six times week. Sun
days excepted, at | P. M.
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NOTICE

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH NENERFAt,
EASES-The reputation OF the writer IS >nIr a' tE
ished that all that necessary to those wIa "a
so unfortunate us to have contracted any one
FII DISEASES known and called SECRET DIsEtSpp RE
part OF their various forms, that the writer az
successful practice OF tweny-sN years contnpj ~ q no
NENEREAI DISEASES and DISEASES Of The Blood. S,
Treated and relieved many hnhdreds who We're past N
physicians without receiving any beneit) is enab{s aIa
YOU positively a safe. certain and speedy cue Sb e Of
OF the UNFORTI NArELY AFFLICTED This s1ort ud lN
ment, they would do well to call at No So CTsru,t
STREET before applying elsewhere, and avail tbeNH
the benefits of the subscriber long and Ssfi
mhi6 I'm b. +. MULLEN So ('gstnr,,La svtelo
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rrrDrCAT TEXT BOOKS, &c.-Medical Students
ISs M at the New Orleans Staonefs Warehouse, Il
Damn street the largest and best assortment OF all kinds OF
Al WORKS the latest revised editions, at pub
her, prices This collection embraces works in every
@ II tIa Healing Art; and stands unriyacd
DI I T., tnr the Student Of Ne,cine-a the
Price as iiey sold in Boston, New hoI and Phae
p nat The attention of Medical Students and the Medical
Fanity reoetaiy respectfully invited. The SUBSCRIBER
feel, assured that critical examination OF the stock and pm
c. " ~ s' j. Il. STEEL, II Camp ST.
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MENAG y .
MEDICAL CARD.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL OFFICE,
NO. 10 C3R0NDELET ST.

NO IL ClRONDEIET ST
JE,O THE pIrRJJC-Nino vears ne,nopcntI,, iocafad
in this CITY combined with The mn varied s,rness our
peculiar system of treatment for Syphilc NTcruaI and al
Chronic complaints has met with during that time has fully
and >oundly established our repntatiou
The Southern Medical Office No IS Carondele
street established in 1870 for The cure OF all Chronic alice
lions. with few exceptions known 10 all the ONLY oh
iec of this card is to inform those who know not lis oca
ton that if afflicted with any those private diseases which
unfortunately prevalent they can consult us with
certainty and guarantee of cure
TO those especially who from immolerate of Mer
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism Itching on the chest
botehes the skin Ulcers in the throat general debility
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.

mr.. BILLINGS, CARM1NATIvE AND AsTRlN
~ GENT SYRUP-7a Lnfaiiibts Remedy far ChNiEd
in}antnm Summer Complaint Of Chttdren Cholera Nor
bus DiarrhGd and any IRREGULARITIES of the BoUs Cd
By the Surgeons an the United States 4rmy Dth great
Success.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, Recommended
BY the most eminent PHYSICIANS Letter from the Rev
Alexander Campbell President of Mississippi College Gin
ton, and now of New Orleans j
DR.. h. 5. Billings Dear Sif-It Is but simple ntFa
to yourself and the public generally for say thai aH
having labored for several months, during the last year
der the ravages OF the scouTge of climate the DanhGa
until lin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
system was wholly Frustrated, found your Asringea
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also found
equally effective in curing of my children of the
miserable complaint. Since it effected a cure on myself
have taken whenever, from any cause there ymp
rom OF recurrence, and have always found it efeu
IN prevention as 1t had been previously in cure.
In this Southern country every traveller whether by land
water ought to carry with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without detention, and with almost nOes
penSe he might himself he passes his way Fam.
lies and plantations would only save much disease but
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping
part OF their medical stores. Yours, &c,
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
CLINTON. Miss, May 49, lsN
From the .ArmU.-Matamoros (Mexico) April 9Th III
have used few bottles of DIR. Billings Syrup sent me
Of the of Dysentery under charge 10
of which it produced permanent few days. Hts
powerful remedy possessing rare medical virtues.
J. B. ASH Asst Surgeon, L. ;. A.
e5'" For sale by SICKLES " co. 40 Canal and u
Magazine streets New Orleans w. H. FOX, Nachel; I, &
Y. WOODMAN, Vicksburg; and CHAS. SilRE'h
Grand Gulf
~" Wholesale Agency To CAMP STREET a,,cu
mh7 I'm ID. HANSBROUGH
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"
Monday evening OF each month at the Masonic Hall owe,
the Caroon Railroad Depot Of Baronne and Per.
NEW ERA CITAPTER Of ROYAL ARCH MAS Hef
Under The mmediate jurisdiction Of the General Grand
Chapter for the tnited Statehood their monthly meetings
on the I'd ofeach month the Masonic Ian
over the tarolion Railroad Depot corner OF Baronnc and
mers Secretary
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-unier the uri>-
dlCtIon OF the Grand toiEe Of A>si>sipp-hod then mont
neehsN on the inst Tuesday OF each month at the
Masonic Hall the faoiton Railroad Depot corner of
BaT0nne and Perdido streets D!Cers-W. F. Coleman
w VI: Sam'I G. Risk Secatary
LAFAYETTE LODGE-under the jurisdiction of the
Strand Lodge OF MiS,I>sipi-hod their monthly meeting, IN
ne 'tly Of atayete the third Monday OF each month
a. Tue Odd Fellow Hall Lcvee street, jackson
pIeer~-h. Il Dudley W VI; w. \. Arms. Secretary
" AIKEN LOnGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
tSe OIL Ni,>>ippihod their moQy stated meetings
o ne - ':1nd Tuesday in each month. the Masonic Hail
P ,e ,arfouton Railroad DEPOT, Of Baonne and
be et,'i" ssIee's Ottcers-T. II. Lewis w NJ N Vii
~ hIhhioN LODGE, No. 4-workng under authority of
's LoplS'aAa pIand Lodge OF Ancient York Masons-
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Port Officers Jos. Swer, fiarbor master LIST Munich.
patty Francis Quaes do I'd do; Z. Sheridan do Sd do
ID. Stickney Master Warden
J. Clark, $. High, A. Capdevielle, Port War,lens
Josiah Cole, F. Leebvre G. Bouligny A Livaudais and
p .aHanx, Inspectors of Flour.
w. Winburne, Aug. Bozant and A. McKeever, Repack.
eTS and Inspectors OF Beef and Pork.
Joseph Dubuc nsp. Weights and Measures LIST Munic'y
u. Plauche, do ID do: f. Clermont do. Sd do
:, A. PnenT, T. Dgriye. J., J. Wheny, 5. w. Polk, P A.
Hardy, = 9. Staples, w. Turnbull, c. J.. Johnson A w.
Green, A Dupanter, Inspectors OF Tobacco n C. Hall
Treasurer "
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robh & CO. Office, No IS Camp street. few doors
above GTnNieT " " ' "oo's
pUranS ' ~ - -"-"'t'"N suce'' new
Common Ne' W. ~ NSlili stiee'' corner oil
Common, "FA A'p' - lamp sueet, eoilsl VI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

Gas Works Office Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel go. Dr. Campbell Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman p j. Gleises Collector Gas Light Com
antttee James Robb Charm. Z. w. Wells, Sec'y.
Water Works - Office, No % Carondeet street. James
Sau President s. T. Percy Sec'y; j. Z. Coulon Superin
tendent William Wright, Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
HARDWARE, sc.

R. W. MONTGOMERY, IL Charities Streets
HAS on hand a very complete stock of goods in his &
IA line In addition to his usual extensive aSSoTt- z
snd @ snd q Esav IaoG
complete embracing among numerous other articles
sso B TIN f n spesn Es etc., and other brands
lo9G go lbs Iron o Ware assorted all sizes -, pn,.h
assorted fiat, round, plough plate hoops band
200 dozen genuine Collins ! Co. light and heavy Axes
IO tons Hollow ware Castings assorted pots ovens spl-
500 d de fsi Re6 aes s:. e fHnf hs pots
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains.
wilson Coffee Mis-; Ames Roands and other makes
Spades and hove; vine and hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds
Ware Mill Cross-cut and Pit saws horse and mule Collars
and Hames; straWcut Corn shelters and Corn mills
Spirits Tqrpentine and White Lead Paints all kinds; Mil
ard d Grind d Stones NM Irons Bong Cloths all numbers
1000 gallons Sperm Oil, and
His stock Of Cutlery not surpassed Buyers are invited
to examine before purchasing elsewhere. mho 6m
STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER 4 CO.,
IRON, TIN PLATE 5hs METALs S' HARDWARE, &c.
Corner Canal aud JNagazine sts, Men Orleans,
fo9 sale large s and fresh s,ofk of the 2
s dsPse Ams 9 sou and Egnssh IRON
sys1 fAT sE fii GIN SAW STEEL
rants, OlIS, window GLASS, C0rdage, Tar MIL Stones
cGo so asd M A5S H9 GzR shsy Spades P0uh
Bellows rsaes Tools and %f Masliais and s genera
ASSORTMENT HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
and Western Jobbing Trade,
The aSTAS W "a &c iss asD CARTS
Iron abb and Axles and which lays proved superior to
ton of s0uthe PL hsPs f tRsi G0 tSsS &
Oils Game Knives Sugar Skimuers and Ladies Truss
Hoops Building Materials
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COLI
LARS, etc, etc.-All of which have been selected
expressly for Plantation Supplies, and OF the best quail
LIGHT! LIGHT!
SOMETHING new and just the thing for every family
and poor can buy it. It IS neat CAND EsTICK max.
S ? 1ea wfE a viii g m GVf OF
the Gande, tx, beautiful hard smooth GANDLE
from one inch to two feet in height.
i neat and simple Is f9nmon candestick conse
2 BY means Of this yon can convert all your refuse grease
g. The wick dry and smooth thus no vibration or flick
A. The wick may be changed without all disturbing the
candle; if too large, put IN small one; or, too small
s. Yon coil in the bottom of the candle make Or candle
stick wick sufficient to last five or six weeks where it
mains out OF sight and out of the way
o on may keep your candle at the same height all the
time Tor ten yeafS-no stumps pieces left.
s. sns OF S or uns oteT S Stf as neatly neatly
and G 4 na as any o lady y eon ld desire
TO- In proof of their superority utility and neaness the
the al! the United States; and the article requires
gong facts No family viii be without them Who can
scrane together the small price asked.
quick Profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
IN selling this IN territory yet unsod. Persons who desire
yisd to ea at orr Office No. IS PERDDo G eet No ds
SIDE between St Charles and Carondelet streets New Or
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

tllS llu>tues upon the utiuer OF contained
which would produce the almost divine results far pIn,@
laa so patiently ana anxiousy sought. Opposition am
ndcned what they dare not deny They asserted thar .Dn
vacclnaed persons became covered with hair and % @
be' horns and tail and that in one ease chilli r %
tours bellowing like bull. But the current wan AZ
turned The British Parliament voted him go OO ma
($l00 O0O) and the world sang his praises sterling
TIE same spirit has come aolrn 10 mr. o,rp TINA,
while we write this Bulletin, interested persons i h9
the wonderful efficacy and success of '''' IcaoU Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
g. j. PETERS, President; JAMES DICK, VIM. l.. HoDGE,
Vice Presidents. Committee Of .4ppeats: H. F. Mckenna
VIM. H. Avery, w. C. Mylne, w. Bogart, VIM. Mure and
j. n. Elmer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

~ 1t is supposed that there are upwards OF
1900 unemployed persons i'll Glasgow.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
EYONTlILY BULLE

Va Tin So. NO. 5 ...
The world has ever been the
scene of the iiercest strug
giles between Truth and Eli.
ror. No sooner does Truth
PROFOUND an important the
DRY, than Error, with lis le
gIon of allies, seeks to arrest
its progress. \ most Illus
trlons instance of this, wa.
the opposition made to the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
10 the discovery of Nacciua-
ton, by which ti1 dreadful
Scourge, the SmaisPox, was
robbed OF It's tewors. He
found that the matter from
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

MOSQUITO NETTING.
ROBINETT. Muslin, Linen, and Cotton MITSQUrTO
- NETTlNG-a large stock on hand and for sale cheap
by mli5 1t JOS. ETTER, 70 Camp ST.
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HTJcr ETJPMTS HING STORE

HOU E U KN is 81 G ST ONE,
No SO Camp STREET, Ntio OrLcanS.
YH7HERE Families can find all articles of Housekeeping
w comprising general assortment and select stock OIL
KITCHEN observation-disclosures utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware Fire Sets brass and STEEL Shove and Tonss,
and Kitchen Fire Iron
Enameed and patent metal timed HOLLOW WARE;
Fire Dogs.
GERMAN siLVER-Bock tin and Britannia Tea and
Coffee Ums.
TABLE CUTLERY-German Silver Britannia and Iron
Tea and Table Spoons
WOOD WARE-Brass and Iron bound Cedar Pals,
Churns and Tubs.
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
Hearth Brushes
MATS-Jue Manila Alicant Palm and Husk Mats.
Walters and Trays.
Brass, Britannia and metal Candle Sticks and Lamps
Steamboat and Hall Lanterns
Cooking Stoves and Furnaces.
ID. Il j. Wnght's patent Premium Cooking Stoves, for
wood coal, with fixtures complete, the most approved
pattern in
sY~ HOTELS and STEAMBOATS, furnished at re-
duced prices mfl5-tm
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS, wARERooMs

Nos. 90 and 81 fioid streei, Mem Y0rE
TIVE subscribers continue TO manufac- g-Isr9
\ ture at greatly reduced prices, 49, IA
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Press W4-&&
Hydraulic Presses, &c. &c. of the most #@lE~le
approved kind, among which Their nl- fTsaTrsH
proved Double and Single CYLINDER MsS-4-S
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper f0sSs=zsS
and Book work Gard Printing Machines Il l@T-sa~1
aud the Washington and Smith HAND
PRESSES, with without their Patent Iron Roller o
=, tiae; Gases, Imposing Stones Composing Sick', hSJ
Rule, FnrnInfe, Ink NC. &c constantly lagl 'p %"
every article necessary for complete Printing Once m
Guiding Tyre, furnished at the shortest notice and Oh "'
mo.i favorable terms
od Type received in exchange for New nine cents PEI
pound.
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate
detail for Printing Offices or Bindcry by informing lis o. W
style and quantity of work they desire TO do. ant
Inc subscribers prepared to furnish Castings OIL 1''
SIZE Or description. at the lowest price.
Cash paid for old Cast iron. ~.
The subscribers also manufacture Cast Steel MIL Pit C
Gut Circular and other Saws, supply of which they ~
constantly on hand. [mhj l2ml X. HOE W.
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NJ AS ONIC,

HOLLAND CHAPTER. No 9, of ROYAL,
ARCH MASONS-under the Immediate juri>slIc-
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the nited
Statehood their monthly meeting, on the first
Monday evening of each month, at the Masonic
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REsEXoLENT SOCIETIES.
son,s or TEMPERANCE

PLrDeE-I without ol smH se nor use as bey.
a a man; I;,n m or Malt Liquors W me or cider
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-20

MoRs TREAsoY.--There is treason in the L..
cotoco ranks in kentucky-and COL Dick John.
son, late Vice President of the United States, i,
leading it on! 1t will be remembered that tho
IocofocO State Convention nominated Lynn
Boyd, for Governor. But Mr.. Boyd is snngy
seated In Congress, and does not care to lei 60
his present comfortable berth for the forlorn.
Uery lorlorn prospect of attaining to Executive
honors. Mr.. Boyd declined. And thcreupon
a man OF the name Of Powell, ito fame ur.
known" was placed upon the track for Govern.
or. This caused rebellion on the part Of the
sovereign democrats Col. johnson has
announced himself an Independent candidate,
IN opposition to tho "regular" nomination. Ii
Is thought, he will beat the nominee--but it is
hardly probable he can succeed. The Wings ia
Kentucky rejoice in this movement of Col.
Johnson, because, they say, he can give Critten.
den reasonable race--and no Que else e0n.--
10. S. Journal. s a.s. .l.I}
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-20
MnlteO 6tates Gon9ress,
SPEECH DANIEL WEBSTER
In THE U. S. SENArE-MARcH 90, 1913.
ICoNcLUDED.l
ON THE WAR,

CONCLUDED.
But sir, come TO the all-absorbng question
more particularly, Of the creation of new States
When came into the councils of the country
Louisiana had been Obtained under the treaty
with France, and shortly afterwards Florida was
Obtained under the treaty with Spain. These
TWO countries were known TO US. They lay
upon our frontiers. They commanded The Out.
lets of the great river. As have had occasion
TO say, and shall now only yrepaat, without argu.
meut, in the first of these instances, the Presi.
dent Of the United States. Mr.. Jsh'.rson, suppos-
ed the acquisition to be unconstitutional: he ac.
ted upon that supposilion. Mr.. Madison was
lhcn Secretary OF State. lie proposed that a
proPosluon Tor an amendment of the constitution
should be submitted, in order to bring Louisiana
into the Union. lo drew up the proposition,
and 1t was submitted TO Mr.. Adams. Mr., Ma.
Olson did not go upon the general idea thai new
States might bo admitted. He did not proceed
upon the motion ola general amendment to The
constitution in this respect, but the amendment
of the constitution which he proposed and sub.
mltled to Mr.. Adams was article 18Th, amen.
datory of the constltulion-"The province OF
louisiana is hereby declared to be part and par.
Gel OF The United States" Public opinion, owing
10 the gre" importance ofthIs acquisition, took
'urn favorable 10 the affirmation Of the power,
without any new constitutional provision. The
power was acqulesced in. Louisiana became
Par' OF the Union; and, following the example
Of Louisiana, Florida was admlted, Now. sir
| consider these transactions as past, settled,
legaized. There they stand. Thew are mart
Of our political history. They are facts against
which it would be idle at this day to contend. =
My first agency in these matters was upon the
proposition for admitting Texas into The Unicn.-
That thought II my duty 10 oppose, upon the
general ground Of opposing all annexation of
new States and may add, and ough, TO add, in
justice, because lhcro was proposition then be-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-04-20

Emulation is noble passion, as it arrives to
eXeel by raising Itself, and by not depressing an
other.
Words are like arrows, aud should not be shot
al random. Eri
No man is SO poor but he can have libers'
spirit; and no man is so rich bdG he eau have
mean one. .-.o,HaT
If you will be happy, correct your imagins.
ton BY reason, reject opinion. AID live accord.
ing to naturo> ...r
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5rlrttr0' l1uetrp.
ABSQUATULATIOK.
TvsE-the COW died on.

Trouble in Columbus, ... ...
Locos raising Ned,
Kicking up rumpus-
Slually times ahead!
Rushing like hurricane,
r Madly they convene
Room at the American .....
In number Is.
Senste Hall deserted,
Fifteen L1cos ay
Nineteen Wings diverted,
Never say die;
Speaker Goddard, frowning
With majestic mien,
Sendcth Sergeant Downing
To number Is.
Rats abroad when roaming,
Watehlng-every one
When Ratcatchers re coming
To the hole will run
SO the fifteen scatter;
Scampering are seen
Said Kelsey what's the matter
In number 1872
Sergeant Downing, rapping,
Tapping at the door,
Didn't catch them mapping,
But upon the floor
Some were tossing coppers,
Some looked quite serene,
Some were telling whoppers,
In number IS.
Olds, the master spirit,
Spoke-he had the floor
Sergeant Downing, hear it;
Never nevermore,
With the whips up yonder
Patriots will be seen,,
But we'll give 'em thunder
From number lS!
Fiery persecution
On our shoulders broad
Stands the Constitution
Heavens /! what load =
Doctor raised his spectacIes,
SPectacles of green
Down a tear trickles,
In number Is.
Ask the Speaker Goddard,
Never at loss,
How I'm to be foddered
In Pickaway and ROssl
l am independent,
What may intervene,
Lord Of the ascendant
In number Is.
Good old Father Cronise,
Unsophisticated
Wishing he in nowise
Had absquatalated.
BY himself stood musing--
Thought twas rather green
Dimes he should be losing,
For number Is.
Close behind him-startled;
Seargeant-at-arms there,
Of the old man 'tortled,'
Jumping like deer,
Lightning like retreated,
A blue streak is seen,
Cronise evaporated,
From number lS.
Jonah, in bad snap,
Swallowed up a whale;
Rats in a steel trap
Certainly should squeal;
Locos, though disgusted,
Once again convene
Guess the tin pam busted
In number Is.
Olds, the great concoctor
Wouldn't yet come in,
Wings had the Doctor
Where Caleb had the hen;
The Doctor he is eloquent.
The Doctor isn't green
But the DR.. saw the Elephant
In number l5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-08
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WiSiar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The gIcdf remedy for CONSUMPTION of The lungs al
tsctiORS Of fie lircr, bIOHchifis asthma. pam or
iccakHcSS Of The bTedSi or lungs, chr0Hic coughs
ptfHriSg. htm0rTiGge ~ fhs lungs and al aBec-
tignSQf thc pulmonary organs.
FINlERE Is Il diiicrraCC hytwrtn Wi,ats Basam
otwld cherry and all o,brr Preparations Of Wild
cherry. The true and gcnuin, has;m contains he
SIDES the extract of Wild cherry taik, Other medicinal
agents ot great character and efficacy N the Of
coughs ,od> aud general diseases of the chest and
lungs. But the important difference ht wcCn tins me
dlcIne ana al Others at the kind that "Wlsar bal
sam cures while other remedies q ~ only tcmpora-
ry rebel To the sufferer Read the following certificate
rendered to " 10y one Of our own citizens.
=, tlNclNNhrI, Feb Is, 1871
McSsrs Sanford and park-Gc take Tins on
portuny tu inform youuta remarkable cirr r,rinrtn
ed IN NV own case by the me Of DR. Wistors bals,r,
Of wild cherry Abou, the first of S,ptruLcr tsiI;
| was attacked with a violent cold which s,nr.J nm
ON my lungs, aud during the space of five months
lahotd under distressing cough, had quite lost all
hope Of recovery until about week or aro was
induced 10 Try your baam ct Wild cherry and bcior,.
had used halt ol one bottle nv cough wns relieved
lam now, by The blessing oi God, and further us,
OF this basam restored to pcrcc, health
Nours respectfully, HARRIET : HILL.
This invaluable preparation Is tor sale IN - Louis
~ tINRN BLASEsLY, agent, southwest corner Of
81 and Chestnut stS.,, ana hy
& /. THOMSON, OttGlrd,
) e. SMITH IcIH
MURRAY * SON. Ncirark
aud wholesale and retail hy l.. Vi Boy,r and II
kflu y Co, Chicago. nal 2S-ly