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THE TWELVE MONTHS VOLUNTEER
OR
a JOURNAL OF q PRIP.GTE.

THE above is the title page of largo and
handsomely printed octave volume OF go pa
ges, JUS, published. In May, l846, the author,
4 LAWYER. threw aside Cbilty and Biacksio o &,
aud taking the swurd and carbine, enlisted in
the cavalry regiment then raIsi"g or his State.
Tennessee In the interim he kept coP'Ous
journal Of every thing that f,'ll under hi no
lice worthy of record, relating 10 the life of 3
older ho country through wh'ch ne travelled
and the modes of !ife Of Is iuhai'itant7. a $50
giving a VIVID description Of the d tterent en-
gageInents Of our army while In Mez,c VIZ
Palo Alto. R,seca de Ia Palma. hionitrey,
Buena VISTA, Bnmbardment OF Vera Cruz
Cer1o G rdo, Cherebuseo and Chepuliepec,
with all Lhr minor eng Ragements. aud eopi9us
detail Of personal adventures, snecdaies ano
incidents of camp hfe and Mexican seener,
] le-la d -nusinuiR-
We feel cou6den; that he work will ind il
the peuple of Cambria literal purchasers Il
reward the guiant soldier, who has e"larget
upon history of the Volunteers and OF th
Mexican War,
C. w. GEORGE, Agent.
Juns 81, 1919.
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ARISE! .aRTSEu
Young kIen of Allegheny T0WnShSp,

An aojnuFned meeting ~ilI take place at the
Schoulbouse in the borough of Loreito. Oh
"a turday tie 30,h of Juue al O'Clock P. NJ
All gersons subject Militia Law ere reques
ted 10 attend To raise new Volunteer ComPa
uy since the law is more favorable than hereto
fore and 81 e have experienced teachers II
military perfUrrnaHce- iew are! not being he
duyes Of some disorgsnizing otice seekers, bui
prove and chonse your officers as freemen-
June 81, 1913.
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The Indian Massacre Confirmed, &c.
New ORLEANS. June .,

VI " NJiNA4t4-A-Nkos . LIEC ~
Authentic information received here
from Texas confirm the accounts Of the
horrid butchery of whites by the Indians,
which have been recently reported. Oi
Capt. Beaches party, consisting of thirty
four, all were massacred except one, who
succeeded in making his escape.
Dates from the city of Vera Cruz, to
the lst inst, state that the Mexican Con-
gress has authorized railroad to be con-
structed from Vera Cruz to the City OF
Mexico.
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ESFR A VS..

HAME TO The residence of tho residence o
" tie su bserIher LIVING IN Allegheny town
ship. ahont the fist of June, ,hree head al
HORSES, ] GreV Mare supposed TO be ten OF
Twelve years old, Iron Grey Horse four oI
five years old, one yearling Mare colt, brown
color.
The owner is requested TO eome forward
prove property. pay charges and take them
away. OF herwIse they Will be disposed of &c
cording to law.
PATRICK CONOWAY.
Juno 81. IS49.-37-3, @
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TTHE SEHTISEL, hcs n,uc6 the largest cir
eIIG:i0m Of cry pcpsr px5iished in tkiS county
and Gs an odusri,siag sheet of;rs superior
inducements TO merchants 0aG business men
generally. Those desirous Of making ass Of
sdis n,edi xfr for extending tksir business can
do sO;6Y either sending their notices direct, or
through the tUilototng cgents:
Joka CrOase, Esq, JohRsto,on.
E. W. Carr Eoaas Buildings, Thiya ct.
Philadelphia.
Nm. Il Rinsloe, P:tts5urg.
George Pratt, ISL. Nassau ST., Ncsc York.
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Major General.

The election for NJ ijor General of this Dvi-
sion composed of tho counties of Somerset,
Bedford, Blair and Cambria. Fill take pl,ce on
Monday next. The commissioned officer s
OF hs county will not regi ct to meet Z,
the Court Houss on the day appoints5.
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TempefRnee Lecture.

We hsve been requested TO state that jacob
Carter. Esq, of Philadelphia, he disting uished
champion of Temperance, will deliver lee
ture IN the Brick church in this place on Fri
day the 9Th Of July next. The advocates OF
Temperance Throughout tho county, and al
others, are requested 10 attend.
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Indian difficulties.

New ORLEAN, June %.
The Indians have been committing great
depradations on the Texas frontier. Ma
lor Van Horn, with SIX companies of In
f4ntry, has been sent TO operate against
them. Ii is said that 500 California en-
igrants have been killed by the Indians.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

3 EffERS tes:amentary on the estate o
e. william Wilson. late of Jackson town
ship, Cambria coun'y, decd, having beer
granted 10 the subscriber rosIdiBg in SAID town
ship. All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make payment. and those having
claims to present them properly proven for sci.
tleuent.
JOHN WILSON.
June 81, I8i9.-27-6t
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A New York letter in the Philadelphia
Inquirer says:-'Lieut. Mayne Reid,
who conducted himself so gallantly in the
late war with Mexico, is making prepar-
ations 10 embark for Germany, for the
purpose of assisting the Hungarians in
their struggle with the Austrians and Rus
slams. He was waited upon and solicited
to take command of a company of Hun
garians in this city, who have determined
to cross the Atlantic, and release Hungary
from her thraldom. He complied with
their request, and viii soon be en- route TO
the scene of the war in that part of Eu-
rope He will finish his story of Var
Life" as soon as possible, and then be OFF. !"
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After the second ballot, jacob FronheiseI
nominated w w. Harris; Francis Bearer
Withdrew the name Of Thomas Jones; John
buFgoon withdrew the name of Cornelius Don
'ughe; Wm }. W'liiams withdrew the name
"f Michael Kennedy; John Douglass Withdrew
the name OF Nicholas Nagle and Francis
.O'srIel withdrew The name of Neil Diver On
the fifth ballot, Anthony Lambaugh receivn o
majority of ali the votes. was declared duly
nominated
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u The Aqueduc, near Bainbrdge, east of
Harrisburg, was washed away on Sunday night
last II ia said that it will requirs several
Ssys 10 repair The damage.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS
The New Orleans Crescent the 5th says:
The sale of Government Steamers at auc-
ton commenced yesterday. The New
Orleans Originally cost 81 100000 brought
.S3l 900; the Alabama brought 5000; the
Propeller Col Thompkins brought $4,000
One thousand barrels of coal brought 90
cts. per hhl.
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SI,akAI.

~ TRAYED away from the residence of the
- subscriber at Summit, Cambria county, "n
Saturday the 2Sd inst, RED and White co " I.
Said cow is about eight years old, has white
fa ce, aud was giving milk al the time she stray
ed away. She has but horp, and piece
cut off the tail, and had 9 bell on her neck
liberal reward will be gwen 10 any person giv-
ing Infnr N alton TO the subs scrIber of where che
may be found.
June 2S 1888 81.
II rhe "indiana Register" will please give
The above three insertions and charge this office
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uw7 OOLLEN & COTTON TWEEDS and
WW PANT STUFFS, cheap for cash or
country produce, 20 had al
Buchancn's Store.
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BY EXPIRES

= MOTHER loi of those cheap Dry Gssds.
n among which are
Super French Lawns,
New style Linen Lustre,
Satin stripe Linen Mode Lustre.
Plaid and i1arlston Ginghams,
Cloth, Cashmere, Prints, &c.
Havs just been received and now opening By
LITzINGER & TODD.
June Z, ls49.
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FOR CORONER.

P. S. M'Cioskty, OF Washington township,
was nominated for Coroner by ACCLAIM 4tion.
The i"llowing gentlemen were appointed
County COMMITTEE for the ensuing year:
Samuel ]. Rcnshaw, Hon. p Noon, Peter
N'Coy. Ahthony VIII. Ss, Jacob Luther, VIM.
Doug giass. Sr John Adams. Lewis Carl, jacob
uess, Robert Stewart. Anthony Lambaupa
". w. Harris, james Potts, Henry Kratzer
Lewis B. Duninyer, Jacob Krng. jacob Prln
9ie, Thomas NJ Cough. David Sornmery.Ilo
Francis Bearer. III. II. Adams, Col John NJ.
Cough, George " alters. james M'Deimit.
On motion, ii was unanimously ResoIoed,
That the me mbers of this Convention give a
warm and hearty support to the ticket they
nave this day presented TO the democracy of
Cambria county, and tina, they use all honora
hie means TO SECURE the election of the candi.
dates nominated.
On motion. adjourned.
ROBERT P. LINTON, President.
Bersard Belss aGsesh; Speslsss, Secretaries.
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STR AY HORSE.

E{AME TO the residence Of the subscriber re-
a. siding in jackson township. Cambria Go.
on the 26th day of May asst large Flee Bi ten
Gray Horse suppo sod be about II ! 5
years of age badly windbroken and has TWO
natural marks on his OF had leg, other
particular marks. The owner is reqoested To
c"me forward, prove property, pay charges anG
take him away, 9th. rwise he viii be disposed
of according to law. "a
PETER RAG Err.
juno 25, ISig-3S-3t.
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FOR TREASURER.

After the second ballot Robert P. Lntnn
withdrew The name of John ). Buchanan and
John q. Gwen, having received. on fourth bii-
lot m ajori'y of all The votes, was decl4re ed
duly nominated.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
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After lst Ballot, Emanuel Shaffer withdrew
the name of Thomas M'Ksrnan.
4 fier 81 Ballot john Kinpor,s Withdrew tht
name of Robert P Linton.
DR.. Wm. A. Smith having received major
ity of II The vntes on The &hlrd Ballot, was de-
clared duly nominated.
FOR SHERIFF.
James Myers nominated John Brawiey,
Francis Bearer Augustine Durb;n.
On motion, the Convention proceeded to bal
lot, when
John Brawley received Is votes.
Augustine Dnrhin received IL.
And john Brawley was declared duly nomi
nailed.
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= 3 OOKS and STATIONARY for sais a.
BVckaadn's Store.
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DEMOCRATIC C0TNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Delegates from the sevsal
townships of Cambria county assembled at he
Court Bourse, in the borough of Ebenstfrg,
on Tuesday the 96h inst. On mo,on
ROBERT P. LINTON. Esq. was called 10
to the Chair. and Peter M'Gough and Ber, lard
M'Coigan Secretaries. Credentials of tieflel-
egafes having been examined, tho foiasng
gentlemen took their seats as members d the
Convention.
Allegheny Michael NJ CURE. Henry Scan.
Ian.
CGmbriG.-Jsmes Myers, John B. Hover.
Carol William Glass, William Will
i4ms.
ClearJfeld John Douglass, Peter M Cough
Connemough.-John Shaffsr, jacob From
heiser.
Jackson.-Wm. w. Harris. Charles Wilsoa
JohnstO0n.-Emsnuel ShafFsr. Robert P
Linton. i- a5 a.
Rishlsnd-Lewis Dunmyer. Henry Dun
myer.
Suannaerhiu Jacob Pringle, Elisha Plum
uer. tfa.rt 10 7-a fs
Sasquehanns.-John Kinports. Francis Bea
rer.
Washington.- MColgan, Franci,
O'F.iel. .o. 81s H
Whitr.-Arthur M,Dermit. Johh BurgooH.
The following nolninat ions were made for
ASSEMBLY
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FOR AUDITOR. A

Washington Douglass, of Allegheny town,
ship, was nominated for Auditor by acclana-
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Gen. Riley is at Monterev, California.
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PROPOSALS For STATIONERY.
Ctuau1a npytcp NAV % 1910


TN pursuance Of the 7h section Of the act OF Congress- Of
the 9th August, 1872 entitled An act egalizing and
making appropriations for such objects have
been usually Included In the general appropriation bills
without authority OF law and fix and provide for certain
incidental expenses Of the departments and Offices Of Gov
ernment and for other purposes" which said th section
ssRo ~ And De further enacted, That all stationery,
every name and nature Tor e use Of me Two Houses Of
Congress- and all stationery and job printing every name
and nature for the Of the several departments Of Gov
ernment and for the bureaus and offices IN those depar
mcnts at Washington, including oil stationery, blanks
wrapping PAPER and wine and mail bags, furnished the
post Offices and collectors Offices throughout the United
States, shall hereafter be furnished and performed by con-
TRAIT by the lowest bidder, follows: The Secretary Of
the Senate the Clerk OF the House Of Representatives The
lie Past once esiabshneni and such Collectors ia The
custom.house establishment, the Postmaster General
and The Secretary Of The Treasury shall respectively de.
senae for that purpose shall respectively advertise, once
aweek Tor least four weeks in one or more OF the pn
cp papers published in the places where such articles
10 be furnished or such printing done, for sealed propo
sails for furnishing such articles the whole Of any par
euar class OF articles for doing such printing or the
whole or any specified Job thereof be done such place.
specifying In such advertisement the amount quantity
aud description Of each kind OF articles to be furnished
and us near ns may bel the nature amount and Kind o.
sealed until the day specified In such advertisement for
opening the when they shall be opened by or under
the direction of the officer making such advertisement, In
the presence perons and the person Offering
furnish any class OF such articles, TO perform any spe
Gifted portion job OF said work, and giving satisfactory
security for the performance thereof under forfeiture not
exceeding twice the contract price In case OF allure, shall
receive contract Tor doing the same; ana IN case the
lowest bidder shall fail to enter into such contract and
give such security within reasonable time, to be fixed In
such then the contract shall be given 10 the
next lowest bidder, who shall enter into such contract aud
give such security And in Of failure TO supply the
articles 10 perform the work. by the person entering
into such contract he and his sretes shall be liable for the
forfeiture specified in such contract qudated damages
sued for in the OF the United Staies in any court
having jurisdiction thereof"
Scales, proposals win be received at this Office until 10
o'clock A. NJ. Moneas the I'd day Of July next, (a
which time all the proposals vii opened) for furnishing
the articles Stationery specified for the Of
the House of Representatives duns the als Congress
each ARTICLE 10 be approved by the Clerk viz;
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

. September 10, 1876
DR. TowHsRsp-Dea Sir-My wife has been, for seve.
raj years, afflicted with Rheumatism. She has tried many
different remedies TO obtain relief but all to no pir.
pose. She was finally induced by seeing your advertise
meni, TO give your SARSAPARIlLA trial. was also
together with man IN my employ) badly troubled with
the Piles, and by using small quantity OF your Sarsapa
rlla our complaint was completely cured consider II
one OF Tho hest OF medicines, and would advise all who are
afflicted TO give 1t trial
GARRIT GARRABRANT,
10 Market street, Newark.
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PETER BROWN, AZ Little ST., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex
pressly prepared In reference Female Complaints M,
female should neglect TO take H. il sa certain preventive
Tor any OF the md horrible diseases to which they
subject It Is valuable for those who are approaching
womanhood Il IL calculated assist nature BY quicken.
ing the blood and invigorang the system Indeed This me.
dcine IL invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women subject ...a fg,
II braces the whole SYSTEM permanently the ma.
inra energies bysmoving the impurities Of the boodby
SO far stimulating The system as to produce subsequeE,
relaxation which Is the case of most medicines taken or
emae weakness and disease. &
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! CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured Byo.
chuis, Consumption, Lrper CoWliaim Colds, Co,ighs
Caiafh, dsihaa Splitting Of Blood Soreness ,iihe Chest
Jieciie Flash, Nigh Sredts, Ui0ciM Profnse Erpec.
fo,dfioa, Pam an ne Side &C., Aare 6ee, aud be
ed. ri, .
Probably there never remedy that has so sue.
cessu 10 desperate cases OF Consumption ths II
and strengthens the SYSTEM and appears heal ulcers
on The ngs and the patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength. 5
Read the following, and doubt ii thai Consump.
ton be cured This liz only one, of several kindred
cases, that ToWNSEND'S SARSAPARlI.I.A has cured:
BRooKiYN, Sept IA, 1896
DIR. TowNsBND--Dear Sir was taken, a little over
year ago, with severe cough and pain IN my sdet in
creased on me very fast indeed pronounced by ply.
scians 10 have the quick consumption raised large guam.
titles OF bal NATTER had night sweais, sinking very
last my doctor said he could do nothing for me. went 10
the hosal IN hope OF being benefited but was pronounced
as incurabe was now greatly distressed The lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became emacated, and ex.
pected To die; was confined to my he'd, was obliged TO
have Watchers Indeed, cannot give you any description
That would do Justice TO my case. was supposed by my
friends 10 be past recovery had tried great number Of
remedies, and all seemed 10 be of effect read Of the
most extraordinary cures performed by your medicine ana
10 Tell you the truth suspected there hubg in
Item. But was induced 10 try II; did so and am veiy
thankful ibid cannot gay thai am entirely well, bul
TO be entirely well In few weeks NY cough main IN the
side aud night sweats, have ef me, and raise but very
little, and am fast gaining my usual strength feel IL nv
duty TO give you statement Of my case, publish you
please ~. .ts =
PETER BROWN d. jn,e % pr,oLi,,
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MERCHANTS from the SOUTH and WEST would
wi be amply recompensed by making cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling NJ the '1S
CARPET, OH. CLOTH A. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos ~ 90 North Second Street, Philadelphia,
Second floor, one door beicw Christ Church. u
3OOO pieces Of Wilton, Brusaeie Imperial, fngran DAM
Looking Glaaacs Blinds, Window Shades aud Matiings
Wholesale and Retail, VERY Low,
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GREAT rEMALE MEpIcINE.

DIX. TOWNSENDS SARSAPARIlLA In n sovereign
sure remedy Tor incpient CONSUMPTION and for the
general prosrtion Of the sysem-n matter whether he
result OF inherent cause cuuses produced by rregary
Illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its nvigoranc eli
,ects on the human frame. Persons all weakness and las
stude before taking IT, at become robust and m OF
energy under Its influence II Immediately connteracs The
nerveessess OF the female Frame which Is the great cause
Of unhappiness.
Il will not be expected of u.s. IN cases OF 30 delicate ma
ure, to exhibit certificates Of cures performed but we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds ocases have been relo
ted to us.
CoxsAcKrE Sept q, 1886.
Dr. TowNsRND-Toa all whom this may concerll--'Tbis
IS 10 certify that my wife used bottle OF your SARSA
PARILA previous TO critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances being troubled with
The dropsy swelling Of the feet affections and very
much debilaied; with my persuasion, and the
daiiOn Of those who had used H. she was induced 10 try IL
with little faith; and suffice II say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect only during the said
PERIOD but after the expiration Of week Of lis USE the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way TO astonishing
degrees and her health is now better than 1t had been for
long time previous
II this win he Of any service you, or any one who
doubts the success Of the medicine, you entirely wei
come to H.
subscribe myself your obedient aud Obliged sery
s. s. JAMESON.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE l26 FULTON STREET, N. Yott
sun Building.
DIR. 4. W. DYOTT a SONS, GENERAL AGENTS, No.
~ North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agent Tor Washington City, CHARLES SToTT, Dnud.
sisr. corner 7l' street aud Penn. Avenue.
II Also lor sale by Druggists generally.
IL NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND SIGNED wiru WRITTEN sIoNArURR OF
: =. TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN rnR GLASS.
10 ID IL. ID q II II -Eu
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NEW VALUABLE LAW BOOK.

V,HE BLACK CODE Of THE DISTRICT OF COLLIN
BA, being complete diresied Cole of all the Laws al
large, general and municipal relating the eoorc popula
ton, weiertree OF slave, in force In the District OF Coum
bia and within the limits Of the Corporations Of Washing
ton and Georgetown the lst Of November, 1878, tie
whole arranged according 10 the subjects of the laws Them
eslyes by Worhington q. Sneten Commissioned Law.
Jusi published IN pamphlet price 80 cents For sale by
IAN 2-tf y. TAYLOR
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=; y: CARVER, -

No. bl NORTH SIXTH STREET, pHfLADELpHrA,
(NIyES Drawings and Specific atoms contracts 10 erect
" Dwellings, &c, aud lay out fhe grounds for Country
seats or Cemeieriee together with the ARRANGEMENT 10
Trees 10 give the proper effect Also Churches Hospitals
Prisons, Water Works, GaEorks &c, the latest and
moM approved plane including heating, yeDtaitg, &C,
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DRs. DREsBACn, KUHN a. PRYOR,s
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.
n.LrIMons. .Fehrnarx

BALTIMORE. February 81, 1919.
Mr. @. Hersfons. SR: Asan net oflsce, and 10
lead others to the same remedy Ibave come to The deter
mutation of offering you my voluntary tribute in favor Of
Messrs. "DRgspAcH, KUHN q PRyoRs DysrRpric Cox
DALI asaftt
For long time, have suffered from the effects OF Dys
pepsa 80 much thai my digestive organs would not
form their functions, almost every Thing eat was mmed'
lately elected from my stomach, and the Intense burning
In that region rendered my situation miserable.
fortunately advised by friend 10 Try Your metli.
cine and alter using botles was completely relieved
from all HE troubles which endured.
Accept sir, my warmes wishes for the success Of this
valuable medicine, and believe me, Sincerely yours
JAMES d. MASON,
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BALTIMORE, NO bf fint Street, ott, 2, iSip
G. Hersons-DEAR SIR feel II to be my duty, both TO
you and 10 the public 10 bear my testimony To the efficiency
Of DR., Dresbach Kuhn a. Pryors Dyspepdc Cordial .
was severely afflicted with the dyspepsia and my Ill.
geslve organs completely deranaed that could
retain nothing ON my stomach. was wasted away 10
mere skeleton suffered the most acute pains, and had sea-
Of almost deathy sickness asmch that expected
IN death an early release from my siiferngs Fortunately
henrd OF your Cordial and OF the wonderful cures had
effected and induced to try IT, did So at first almost
without hope. hut after had taken few doses began
TO feel beer my appetite returned, my digestive faculties
began TO recover their functions my spirits revived ana by
the time ] lad taken two bottles the tone Of my stomach
was entirely restored and placed in the enjoyment Of
perfect health since them although period oil upwards Of
year has elapsed have had return Of the disease.
Very truly, VIM REEFSNiDERS.