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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13
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Nas. and : ( amp st., 3 d0a-t from fIHat
\ce pricaqF
TuE und,r.gred des.rr. ras.
1vTf1 pertiul.y go inform ne p1ta that
y they ran sw,Y- hnd n his Hto
SIR, choice and .Irgc ftfntnt ~ iI7Ha
fer'e' o. very reasonable pfic,-, and or ao,uia-
moiaiing terms
Among tlcrn 7-r p'raro Forte. made rs me
old and celebrated ms1ufae'uto- 7 tIher
& Co. ~ Boston, 1T reb tope end hr.-hrI
beautiful, M rosewood. hiaek walnut and ma
hegany, Riih ron iramc~ mad. 81 ih, ma.t
-ub-isniai and Wursmaulse manner Also.
The ludls cci,hrat,d Eei,qu PaHo tfr'.s,
winch Tor .Ncctnc.s ~ tone, hafe rot Hoau
eqnallsd Tho} are peculiarly suited TO fe
country "a The IoAan doe, not require tuning
for years
The New improvement in pinno favlcs
the patent Iibeahue Oie-t-ldge re ai-o l1t
,.dr AZ the same establishment fh-impr'
ment give. peculiar ituu.-- ard brl'ht.t ~
the treble. add, Co., the durability and strength
Of The pi.no, and renders Il oaiabo If rcwuu-
iHr much longer ~ tune than those ~ ordinary
use
" r n IL Agent for Hs7-' ~, c.',I-a'cd
Gr1ud pl,nos and lfarino-, made n Pms Fer
power aud sweetness 4 tone, they stand pre-
eminent
{ ~, Dasf Compound A0s-r,se1 J. Policy
a Co.'S PARIS ppno-. and Instrument. from IF
tho best msruiiciorc-. constantly roc.N Ing.
and ior sale ou liberal terms
&acmli H1I P,aHo, for sale, from $50 81
= 400 Zach, AID taken IA part payment for new
Pianos
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned Rented, and Ar.
pr -cd
C4tanrfs Hsni.o8 This hrsn'ful toned
Nnd.m-iumcrt, tor Village Churches Iolgr..
SerauaiHg parfo.. and NE private practice n
Or,ni,ts, po.s .-e- sweet and powerful fon".
n portable weighing - pounds and offered
@. $50 each
Orders for guitars, olns yolar,ollos.
c.ariouets AItes. Hlrrolcis strings. and music
merchandise of every snd will be- promptly
czeeutcd az ,,asouahle prices Bands supplied
with brass IN '-umen', and band mu-i,
Hrys, double ard Single action, ON hand a-i
made 20 order 10 suit The taste # purchaser.
NHi-- The largest dialogue N the South
The stock s an accumulation 4 over twenty
years In u ar many old and beautiful pieces
ou' NJ print
N1r uapc received by every arrival from
ihe North. and hy 'hc Foreign steamship.
Np7rid sang- iarces. wsl'fes. Nc.--a regular
supply Original music published every week
40 The stare-nstise compositions solicited
Nnsic, hound copied, and arranged Snh-crp.
iions received for ihe u-s,fg, S'ri. Narom's
nt''cgl 1vpes and the Hahim9rr Oio By
addressing the undersigned, catalogues " mu-
Sic W,ll be- seri 20 any part of the adjoining
states. ul0 Gm WM. T. MAYO
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Firm the Inai., llie Courier
New vsruaou Of Widow iQac hroo.

Och, Widow Naehree wlioa oaNld weather comes on.
Och hone w,dos Maohree.
], Is nj riYself will be Singing tbs song.
Och honr, wslun Mafhree
For. - hive. TIM body q si,r
To ii~ h.hs. that .wm away down Ia the sen
And ths 'ps~i and ,he herun stall co,ne to my srrn.
Och hone, vi dow Maehree
Och. Widow Msehree whin yen hear II my i,,s.
Och, hone. " uiow Manhrse.
Ths hs xsr may row down. hn, VIII hin is no late
Och hone, Widow Maehfee;
Tos e,~n thu whale al the sight. will look fs,ls
A. 9th heart OF r'ty he gisres upon me
In III nh beiny wave he will dix my eo~ld eraye.
Och hove, Willow Msclr.r.
Och. Widow Msehr~e. when You marry orynn.
Och hosc. wno~ Machfee
And 81: by thu fr-ssie lf.liny At him.
Och hoas Widow Machrec.
With ssas in your eye, and t.ri.af- with sinh
WA II r.~eah~' that loved yos iett8r than he;
Bs ~ nrsmasds. poor man, will b. attn me thin.
Och hoae. Widow aiachree
Oeh, Widow Aaehrr~, do n, be snoring 40 loud
Orb hov.e Wiiow Maehrre,
r , awake you shsuld h. and a making nv shroal
OH hoo~ WIDOW Machree.
Hav. PITY I pray, aud only Jisi say.
That. IN ~sse future day, yoa ~ .mils upon me.
AID ha4i lsck 10 TIE fsh that ~u,. make me- h dish
Och hour, " #Iox Maehr-e
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NVrIiERE u.a, f. fe1ai ,he arecsl ana BEST
w assortment % C..f.f.g 90 e.cFs ig-sf.'-
ton 81 Nse Or'rgHs AZ i-is csiah..'lIh. ~
eserv ar,.ele is offered at the lowest PRISE IS
wh.,h 10 can De sold sud ro reduction ESQ .a
any instance BE- uad. Purchasers. vh'fscr
,hey are good o. bad .d-e. % tae quality 80
Goods. nay ret assured Of abtsm.H- ever ar-
,i,.e a the yery lowest pnce, without tIe
iranbl, ID beating down, ~ lie tear ct tra.s
cheated W have bot one priee ~ Goods
AID that .Asarstl, j. ib' lowest la iae e.is
our stock II CiosAine 4ol Furnishing Go.'l'
Is nos ven A'gt. comprising = fer} iui -
,sr,msat. alI mad, l8 The hfes' and best H44u-
uer, and .arfaGsaa .u ever. rctIt.t
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aeIttteo poetry.
- PRAYER n the Dstreshed.

lady III the =, Lou. fsioa, over The sigiIsiiirf
. p,r~y. her thoorsi- in lhs foilesins N
,,fsI ,e--s-. os ,se eve Of ,-f marriage
father. Iooms before Thy ihaaue,
wish ioa ard hendei tnre,
To ,,.snl The. with a grateful ions,
Ter all Thy love 80 M.
F~giye me, II my heari thu hoai
| give not al to Thee,
Pr deep af.cte,.a mighty power
Disalc. Il mo- With Thee,
Thou krowrsi, Father. ,ts1 .bapgh!
Thai ssIrs within ny breast,
And how ii.i. hear; la. ssiuly sought
To keep IL love supprsSsi
Yet when tl,r idol. wonhiWed one
81. fondly by my -tls
And breathe. tie ,ow. cqaaei -hun.
To to-. hi- drsiinsi hrie-
forviyc mr. 4 the losing hes
H. leave. upon my loving brow.
/, thought Il In an hour like iais.
And thrill. NJ sfsa aar
lie = chosen me u be- Do. love
And confofisr through llfe
Ensble me, n God. N prove
4 loving. faithful wIo
~ know. not. Father AT DE dep
Affection. ! control
TIE thousand losing thoughts hat sweep
Resides o'efm -aH'
IL know. not each aYuni n Iogr
'flia, za.hss warm aud free
Nor can be ever euer prove
~ warn loiaig
Then guard him fal ber-- fauni 10 wa
Thy choiee.t blessing oasi,
And render each successive oay
s,,ll harper than the last
And, Father. grr'i ~ so 30 i've
That when ihu liia ,s DER.
Within the hhppi hofns Fau give
W. II meet To Isfi % NOR.
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NEW ORLE ANS CA X D>.
~ CLARKE. Groo- and :. .snmissiA Mr.
O.. II -, n. tlrLe.oa

Krftr fo. Judge T. A. Pstllo, Marshall,
r nlgy
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4 \ q s'a J. RlI. OFF D.. SOLO, j y Bfar
DUGEil ROCHELLE, "a BLAIR. C9a-
n msam Merchants, 40. 80. Gr4yicr street.
NeW Orlcan. ui7
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13

tAN ANkH WN SALMON
IpRD & SALMON. Huus C7-J.nisrs and
/ Jo'Hers, take this method Of informing the
citizens 81 Marshall, ard les vicinity, that they
VIII carry on The above business in ai its Va.
r0us brauche. Their work will be- done ac.
cordins to order, and viii be neatly executed
and pnn-lnal.y attended to.
Give rs caH. We WORK eHEAr, for cash or
good arrangements
Shop on Washington Avenue, south Of The
puthe square near the Marshall Hotel
Ian 81. Il
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hoCToR W PATRICK =. LANINGHsv
- haNur bad an experienced practice in a.
medical profession for the last thirteen ,ea,. !.
tar states of Mississippi and Louisiana. re.ner,
folly tenders Boo. professional service, 40 m
citizens of HARRISON county.
R.-d,uce-SoRelle place, Eve and hal
u.e- north of Marshall nal
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-13

Received in Office th. the goth NAY, 1850
and handed ihe editor Of the Itcas Repubhcaa
for publication the ,ame dar.
JOHN J. KENNEDY, SkE
By WV A. FlrAns, Dry
June s, 1850. nsa n
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AORRIS H. TArhEYy
1RrNrroRr LorriNN A.

SHREVEPORT LOttsiAN A.
INIE subscribers tcg leave 10 inform their
/ friends and the public, that they have taken
the above House for term Of years. and are
now prepared to entertain boarder- and tray
ellcrs
THIS large and elegant establishment, former
y known a. the Commercial House, Is pleas
andy situated on the corner of Texas and
Spring Streets, central 10 business and very
convenient to the Steam Boat Landing,
The proprcors have had much experience in
Hotel keeping and viii spare no pains or es-
pence to rendsr their guests comfortable,
Their table shall always be supplied With the
best that our own, and the New Orleans mar.
ket, will atlcnd.
The public is respectfully solicited TO call and
give the Palmetto House a trial
A. LEONARD,
J. W. GAMBLE,
Propri9ors
Shreyenfrt Feb eth. 1850 3s-tG
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A constant frequenter OF city feasts hav.
ing grown enormously fat, il was proposed
70 write on his back: Widened a, the OK.
psss u ~ corporation
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g. NoSfHusS. r. srI.W.prt
lIONfROSS d STn.WELL. " 4oissais
vi aa3 RaaH Dea'.rs H CLOTHING.
No 70 Magazine street, corner Of Common
street New Orleaus.
\, B.-Measures taken in New Orleans for
Grnilemens Clothing, and made to order at
their house in New York at short notice, and
in the latest ave
2 Suiweli y Montross, Manufacturers, lie
Fulton st., New York. nla
We would respectfully invite our customers.
and purchasers generally, 10 want OF FIN, Fash.
ialsibI Clothing, To cali and examine our large
and complete stock, comprising in par. the ioI-
lowing goods
Black and colnred cloth dress coats
Black and colorcd cloth irock goats
Black and color,d saea and shsd eoais
Cashmere and tweed sack and ,had coats
faucy tweed business. coats
Clocks and oyercoais, al varieties,
Black cashmere pants
Black doeskin cashmere paRts;
Fancy cashmere pants;
Black -atlnette pants
Fancy cashmere vests
Hiaek satin vests
Black and fancy velvet vests:
Black six vests.
Ase sh't,, reto't 'apalefe.i,f 4r. INV
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f -. y.
u ~ t.l ''' 49,
- aHa - O'a.l.r -. NeA ''.."'''
Nrt..Aa. D. q HsfAN
p.....,.. s.3 ~.
a4riH4 " raHaf' lil Ie"'fiou'as street,
Nov Orleans '''f
ura. .H.aoN. ue.gt D. ror1le
.,uFIbD\ AND POTTER, P1ra- " .-..
- l.. ~ B., C.ap stree. New Orleans
pan,r ~ a.ar, description amsaed Go order
Il s.-. -..-.na..ee
y r-Ac+ f1rj. y lrtr'ari1s i'aHcy
.l
New .1 If'
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| tlLSard GLASSES. n.r. brl-- Springs.
rHr quality >lu-..aHd doulle. Al.
>'. Hiaf'n and c"mmpH tw-scs. ~ o., Drug
@..f oi NORRIS y TAJKETT.
Mas o. 1850. ,ts.
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hRtW FIELD. Aaa,i.a q, lac Al
| , dress, E.}sau F.cd,, Harrison count,
Trvs. r3slv
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n A HLhNANU, ~ tl00Il' N701, Who'e-
...e ana retail. No. - Canal street, New
0lr,r. nl9y
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Ht.NBkR s. BUCHANAN, Commission
- MERCHANT ami liatu.s 60aoer'. y
Grst.er street. Now Orian~. t''}
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IsI FvEHyBops RK4b sHia = @ -.ii.4 vi y
zrsuaFiiIs far xaie in ls aidefsd tqNna ee'el = z
,ysfri's sarsauaFila- is aIseItilea a. tf1 uil1t
Nal GENUINE and ali Tnis escnd = 40 oelof
soi rsvcr was; but was formerly work on g.
40 a1 tas Ikeye he assumes the ute o. DOCTOR ~ ue
,rg Of gaining credit for what he ts not ne says ne
a. Two medical Schools and praeticnd ios heen
ysarsi % Now the truth is he never practced neu.lo
aay In his life Such triftd trfeted w
ooks bad to the character and veraey OF the msn Na %
rost sincerely he had made those menus y
sef or o me- When will nlen learn TO be honest and tru-
mi in ali their dealings ami intercourse with their eLoW
msn lie applied TO one Rue Capp to assist hun IN man
ufscurns his mixture, stating the large sums ne Moula
ale As an inducemeni embark in the business lhese
men have been insulting and belling in all possible
iorms in order TO impress the public with me belle maj
~ MA ortoTs Sarsanarta not the genuine, ogtai
S9rSanariHa made from the Old Doctors Original lteci
ne 1bsS r. Townsend says have sold the use 81 my
name for Ell week viii give him $500 II he will pro-
duce one single solitary proof Of this Ills statements o.
Thompson, Skillman & Co, nothing but tissue o.
aseh6ods simply made te deceive lhe pubic. ah1 keep
the truth down in regard TO hls s99Ii'g ye1ng oga h
ola DR. JACOB TOHnsend's Sarsaparla, having on u ue
Old Doctors likeness, his amiy Coat g Arms, and ms
sgnatureacross tte Coat Of Arms =, =, ~,
N'"eF 0~si JACOB TOWNSEND.
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A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. j. w. FRENCH of Elsd1le TElsdIe county Michigan,
about the lst of January l34 follows have been
regular practice medicine this place nine years,
hut obliged quit tie practice of my profession in conse
uuence i'll health severely afflicted with Chronic
Disease Of Lungs as to convince that Con-
sUMPToN past doubt coughed almost necessarily and
day. and had and in chest side and
tried tie remedies recommended by the most skit
of the profession all effect excepting the nausea and de-
hlity caused by them preudced against patent ned
cines, and have no faith now in them generally But was
induced-as experiment. than through ai-to try
bottle of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAAi; and
lido here acknowledge for the benefit Of the afflicted whom
IL may serve, that the effect Of its was the most
prompt and sauary of any medicines Witnessed the
effect of in all my practice My cough Immediately riered
in about eight free from cough
of the chest and pain, aud consider and pronounce mysey
MANI,
DR. Ercncl is NOW resneculLe drI nj uillsiuln -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS a merchant at Pie7oni
Centre, 4shabHG county, Ohio. October 1916
and stated cure of CONSUMPTION which tie of BRANTS
DL4N.PULMONARY Y BALS4iI had effected in Mr.. Will
LIAM CRoCKET, of an adjoining He said Mr. Crock
ct had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found none for the fatal hand unreen.
ing monster Consumption had taken fast hold his vials and
skeleton He giren up by bis physicians and all friends,
one who would Hhdbit gdre But this
extremity strange and marvellous may yet II ia
that the use Of only fire bottles Of NTS INDIAN PuIMO-
NARY BALSAM has unclenched the hand Of the destroyer and
restored M Crockett to health and he is heay hearty
rugged man! - F."
g. DANN ESQ.,, merchant and postmaster JcFtyson IN
adjoining town. wrote about the time, and
at ne was acquainted with Mr. CRocEET apd testified to hs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
Could not Live a Dav longer !

Messrs f. B. CALDWELL CO, of East Os,ego ostycgo
Co. a. respectable druggists 10 ave have lust
heard, through Mr. WitemGn, respectable citizen this
place of an important of Consumption which BRANrs
INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM has produced on the wife of
an ACQUAINTANCE of his who resides in the Palermo in
TINS county, She had been long confined her he'd and ns
SO dangerously discussed that her friends believed imposei
bic for her to lire than ONE DAY LONGER But when
al other hope utterly fled she commenced taking BR dSl-S
PoLMoNARY BdLSdM and its medical efficacy has raised
her from DYING BED that size Is 1onJ and at
tending 10 her doestic household affairs and duties She ackno
edges and is evident that she is indebted BRAkTS
BALSAM for her from long severe danger
GUS sickness and her friends and gbor consider that med
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ncourage Home Nlanutaclurcs
CADLZ FOUNDRY.

2 fiEsubscnbcrrespe ecttuly informs his Friends
a aud the public generally that huying purcha
seq the Cadiz Foundry, he has enlarged Tie estul-
lsluncnt, and procured II new and splendid stock
OF patterns. from which he can make Castings ef
every descriptions lie isnow prepared to1,ast. o,
the shortest notice, PLOUGH GASTINGsDrey eyety
pattcrnnow in use. The patent lever Plough. which
is considered by thosewho have used il as superior
TO all others. is always kept on 4and. and win b,,
sold at Wheeling prices FOR CASH. Farmers
would do well to call and examine This plough be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of hollow
WARE, CANON STOVES, CRATES ololl eizre
&c, &c, always on hand. T&I1s@7fT
ROBINsON'S PATENT COOKING
... STOVE. g. .-.5,t
Thisarticlo is destined to take the nlucc or,ll
othef stoves for culinary purposes Ii surpas SOS all
iormor Improvements for cOmpactncss, ccotion1y
and convenience The oven occupies thcCujI lcneth
0I the stove. The fire chamber Is constructed nmon
the top OF the oven rs to bring the hcal into im
mediate contact with the boilers, and by mronsnf
descending fucs, thchcatcd airs made to mass ~
round the oven. giving it perfectly even heat. by
winch hrcnd' withonlbcing turned will bake on the
bottom and top, and on all sides alike perfectIy
as can be done IN any brick oven rcnderingthi
stove preferable to any ever before offered 10 the
public. ~
COAL COOKING STOVE. ..r
lie also manufactures very neat and convent.
mt coal cooking stove, which is highly cx,oIiod
by oliIhosc whohav used it, The subscriber II
were necessary, could publish recommendations
of scores ol persons VIII re- now using both of The
above stoves. a4 -
Please call at thcCadiz Foundry. lat the west on
81 town. ELLZY SCOTT.
N. D. Old metalreceivedin exchange far Cost
ngs, at Wheeling prices aug COY L. s..
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RAISED FROM THE CRAVE.

Messrs; PRATT \ FOSTER, merchants Of Htn COrnroaH
Conn, said BRdNT'S BALSIM had effected such
hopeless of CoNsUMPTIoN their town. that now no
other coughmedcne could be sold there; that had raised
some as from The GRAvEsome that physicians and a
friends said MUST DIE One gentleman in particular waa
so far gone that his physician told him any
ndiote He them ,cn hone e began to tnke
BRANT'S BALSAM-coT wELt--and noo as veil as creS
Ia
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CONSUMPTION.
A nYlNG WOMAN CURED

We state this cure 10 prove lie POWER TO SAVE LIFE when
this BALSAM is used, nle le person y on''aea ~
th,c1as and friends 10 be in the last dges o. disenActuny
OYiSc-und in this case so eGNE, ae ne sTGgo oma
sURALcIoTHEs bougFt For the lri OF s cose
tho respectable uadoubd ,oqf Of al tue circumstances
and facls, we refer PAMPHLETS. nm
This cure effected Mrs. II lBA DYKEMhN, OF oo"s
ton Sra Saratoga County, n. T. We prove beyonG
doubt many Others almost eqHdiy hopeless and iTnumede ca
Of Coughs Gad Coasu5lgoas CURED which were pro
Hounced incarabte By sKILFUL PHYSICIANS.
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NatIoaal uOgsa
cgKNzr ~ SsurscGLLs saB WARH- srrsr7
CADl2, 0RIO,

cSASSr ~ sslr7rSGLLs s1B TARR-f srrsr7.
CADlz, OHIO,
One square west ofthe Public Buildings. form
criy occupied by TholHHs q. Vincent
R1EA TIME SUBSCRIBER having latel,
fEn4 rented iids establishment. ha,
liiii 3renovaied and put ii in complete repair,
slasee1e9saud furnished il with entire new Fumi'
ture. This house islocated in the mosi plensnnI
and business part oi the town.
TUE STA Bl.ES are extensive, and have alst
been thoroughly repaifed. and viii all times be
provided with the best OF pFoyendet, and attended
by careful and ohliging hosilers.
Connected with the esabhshIneni, is a large and
extensiye WAGON YARD. (thr best in Cadiz,
and suitable icr Managerics and (srcuses.
Having permanently located at tlc above stand
the citizens generaly and the trtsaing public nal
rest assured lhatno pains viii be spared to rende
those who may favor the Natioml Housc with q
call Us comfortable pOssiblesky which means lh,
undersigned hopes TO merit and receive lihera
share oi patronage.
VERSaocommodated with any amount o
Stabing rrluircd
BOARDERS received by the week, month o
year.
Suitable Rooms can befurnished for Private Ia
miles.
have connected with the above establishment
u LIVERY STABLE, which, for lyle of CARR,
ACES, sind itty nr IloEsEs, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment Of the kind in ile county
0rCllARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
Cadiz, April II, l649
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1T IS upon the principle of lnsensible Ferspira
ton, ne exhibited in this cut. that lie huInnI,
body delivers itself OF impurities and disease
'The bl0uA bring the life Of the Gesl" according
To Scripture. il must be kept pure insure healtl
This it docs b, 10 oyn heal and action through
the system. celebrating NIL impHrity. and cushn.
Oh all It's worn out particles, viii ID are Carried on
Of the system, through the pores of the skin.
When, however, the skin becomes locked up from
sudden changes of weather, or any uHdne upplica.
ton of cold, all tie huTors aud virulent particle,
of the blood are retained within and sickness anr
drn:h must follow. All the long catalogue of di
srasrs are the result. We have under surh civ,
cumstauees. discovered a rcmcdy tina. will opel
the pores and assist the body 10 cast off any often
ding hunlor. Ii is
M AiiStcr's AU- Healing Ointment
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LUNGS BI.ED-N1UsT DIE !

Mr.. z. g. TERRY, merchant Buron, Gercsee county NJ y
wrote, Augusta s4S: BRANIS MEDICINE Is doing won
ders here 1t has cured of Consumption all The phy
scians had sad Hast die When he taking Brans
Medicine he could not raise his hand TO his head he Ned al
the lungs and every symptom seemed indicate that he must
die but astonishing 10 a he able labor and rides all
over tie county. He used only fue bot also cured
young lady Of Cohsunpton in Orleans county, which her
father says no doctor could cure" ~
Mr. MILLER merchant the same place has ceri6ed IN
tlie rut Df he n1nyn ~ ~
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MANY Consunptions Cured.

Mr. s. H. CLARK, merchant, Clgde waEne eo,nty, y. Y.
wrote to inform us that BRANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM
sold readily Clyde and said the statements OF some Of
our most respectable people, and PERSONAL visible knowledge
can be relied on its medical virtues have cons1
tire persons several OF whom acquainted with, who
SO hopeessly sick to be considered by physicians and
friends, past possibility of cure and yet the are
BRANT'S BALSAAt has restored them to PERFEcT HEALTH
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
Thousands of Consumptions

and Chronie Coughs abHndany prove its mang efficacy in
Diseases nnduubted curative power and soothing
beang properties in the following complaints and diseases
y.: Splitting Of Hood Hdiay ot e Lungs Pain IN The Breosi
and Side N9hSiOeats Neyroas Complaints Palpdhon Of the
Heart th0era IaHum, Dyentery and SUDaer Complaints in
Chldrea and 4aiatts. and ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES.
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CONSUMPTION

4, -, -ti,nzsd md civilized countries, has caused
arsf Topof Of deaths !han any Cher masy that az es
Ssg,l,: ard ugtl within rev yafa here ias not
se arv eets yeedy 70 stop the devastation Of that de-
Irlrnaf
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BlackpsirS Island, Sept II, ls47.
DR. s. P. townsend DesI Sir have suffered ter.
ribly for nine years with the Ilheumatiqm consdera
bic of the time could not eat sleep walk had
the utmost distressing pains, and my limbs ter.
ribly swollen. have used four bottles Of your Sarsa.
parila, and they have done me more than one thou
sand dollars worth of good am SO much botter-in.
deed am entirely relieved. You are at liberty TO
use this for the benefit OF the afflicted.
Yours resncctlllv. LANES CUMMINGS.