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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30

o. Gen. RoeERs, State Senator from the Lou.
duun district, declines reelection. He had served
in The House of Delegates two years and eight in
the Senate, faithfully 10 his constituents and honor
ably 10 himself.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30

o. The examination Of BENJAMIN CHANDLER,
charged with killing JOHN KoMEa at Fishersville,
in December last, was concluded on yesterday and
the prisoner sent on for trial before the Superior
Court.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30

&C. Our correspondent Southeast" in this
days paper, seeks information in regard 10 the orr
gin of the petition which heads his article; and in
Inmates sectional and candeslne circulation OF the
paper to tho prejudice of other sections Of the coun
ty. Of this we know nothing, never having seen
the petition since il left the office as job executed
in the due course Of business and having been con-
nected with it to that extent oaly. We presume
there is some misunderstanding, which ought to be
corrected, and hope will be. satisfactorily, by those
concerned.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30

The rumors which have been going the rounds of
the papers in regard to The recall of Mr. Squier the
United States Charge d'Affares at Guatemala, are
entirely without foundation
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30

o. A member OF the Legislature las offered a
resolution Of inquiry as to The expedency of abolish
ing Militia trainings. This is good move, and
will, no doubt, be popular one.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30

o. The contract for Iunneling the Blue Ridge
was taken on the 2lst inst. by Mossrs Kelly g.
Co. Of Maryland, for $4,000.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30
GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRIIoRrEs

We npblsh This week document of much in'er-
es, and importance-the message 81 the fieS''e"'
in response to certain inquiries proposed oy VIC
House of Representatives at the fIrs''ga'lon OIL i''
vv,,.rr Of North Carolina. These inquiries
were intended to bring out the whdle TRUTH anu
,hs;, ,u,b,r and advocates evidently calculated on
forcing from the administration something ihey
would he ,os,h TO tell. The reply Of the ffesi-
dent is full and exp ici, and ought 10 be sasiac'o
,v 70 oil The "Bi,.er. Enders" and other aglta-
tore however determined not 10 be satisfied, have
onened their batteries. This, perhaps, is well e.
nough, or the people might lose confidence IN Inc
administration.
The chief points Of attack, are Gen. TATLoR's
recommendation TO the people of the Territories 70
form State Governments as SION as practicable anu
his SUGGESTION to Congress not to interfere In the
meantime, by establishing Territorial Governments
If be obiec, or effect of the recommendation first
mentioned, was to prevent Southern people from
emigra,ng with their slaves to California, there
would be some reason for complaint. But no one
has ever contemplated taking his slaves there, or
would do so under any circumstances, and the ell
feet of the recommendation can only be TO place the
Government, of the country beyond the reach Of ia
natics and agltators.
As to the suggestion 10 Congress, we wonder
that Southern men, at least, should find fault with
it. Should territorial governments be insisted upon'
the North having he majority in Congress, would
in all probability, insert the Wilmot Provso in the
acts establishing them. BY adopting the non inter
venton policy however, the territories are left open
to emigrants from all parts Of the Union, and there
would be chance Of New Mexico's becoming a
slave holding State. YetSou,hern men vehement
ly insist upon territorial governments as II counting
the Wilmot Proviso. They seem determined that
the agitation shall be kept up-that The difficulty
shall not be avoided.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-01-30

From EuRopE-The Steamer Niagara arrived
at Halifax Thursday last, bringing no political news
Of importance There is nothing further in refer
ence to the Servianinsurrection. Twenty-Five thou
sand men ofthe army employed in restoring the Pope
to his throne are to remain Rome, the French gov
eminent having concluded conirac, for the main
teuance of that force in the Ponlificial donations
during the first quarter OF 1850.
The Presidents Message was extensively pub
lished and commented upon by the English press
The London Times thus concludes an article on the
subject Upon the whole this message of Presi-
dent Tsylo! is highly creditabe 10 the American
people and 10 the government, and should prove sat-
isfactory to this as well their own country; for
the state Of their finances is shown 10 be unencum-
bered with outstanding liabilities, except for the ex-
cesses consequent upon their late victories in Next
co. This, however, is the price Of conquest and of
war, no matter where, when or with whom"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-30
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Ssgg;assFE'S SALE,

Isaac RlcH1LGs IL WIFE.l F 'NA' "'tt III
, O. o5F rs @ Petition for Partition
aE1Y virtue OF i'm order of sals issued ont Of the
, Ctnrt of Common PlGasof Harrison coilnly,
Ohio. mud to directed, will ohcr for sale, in
iont OF The CoHrt House. in theiown 81 Cadiz, on
SATURDAY the 26th day Of OCT'O BIER next.
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and a o.
clock, P. N OF said day, the -loilnwing described
real cstntc, TO wit; Tile whole OF the northwest
quarter of section fifteen. IN township eleven. 0l
range ite, in the Steubenvic Land District con-
tanning ore hundred and sixty acres moro or less,
and alsolhe wiole OF the west hnfof the southwest
1uartcr 0i acction sixteen i'll the same Townsl ip
land Range except the following part thereof,
TO wit; beginning at post OH the west bouna-
Try line Of said ha II qnrter, twenty thrrc pcrches
north OF the southwest corner thereof and rmlning
thence nof,h one hundred and thirty-uine perches
70 post; thence east eighty perchrs TO i, p,isti
thence south one hundred aud thirty five and
scVen-tenths prrches TO a post; thence east 81
deg. west eighty one and five teulls perches to tho
place Of beginning, containing exclusive OF said
exceptions. bounded ms aforesaid. fourteen, acres
more or less, and adjoining said first tract on the
north, aud also, ln.I ois numbered twenty eiglr
t@enty-nineI and thirty iGahc town Of ilanhver,
in said county, sub ec to the dover estate therein
OF the said Naomi Ferrel, (Wm9w,) ., ..sl.t
%, DAVID HILBERT, ShcnF
Sept 'ls, 1850 81. aofHd,t,soh GOa9tg.
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Would soon be is a CEraye.

Mr.. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS, 4 merchant at I7ierpoai
tenIs, dthtdbhd county, Ohio October 1916.
and sstsd cure Of CeNsUMPToN which OF
lnDIdN PULMQNARYB BdLSs4M had effected in Mr.. WILL
LIAM CpOCKET Of an joining town hsid MIR Crock
md sought relief from the best physcians and numerous
nedicHes but found none for the fatal hand that uelenf
ng monster CGnsamptop had taken fast hold s va and
sS so destroying and debtang his body, that hs
as one who would soon ioSt grGrs But in this lAp
gla the use Of only IRE bottles OF BRANTS INDIAN PULkO
NARY BALSAM has uHeenched the hand OF desoyer and
rugged man! 3 " '''''''-'' ~
DAMN ESQ, merchant and posinlasier at srrson an
adjoining town, wrote 70 about the time stated
nut no was acquanedNvith Mr. CROCKETT aAd tesed his
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a pocToR cuREnl

DR. W, FRENCH Of Haisdl Risdale eoa1fy Bfiss iysi
ahoul the st OF january 1912 wrote folows have 6eea
tho regular practice o medicine in his place for nna yeare
nt was obliged quit the practice Of profession n
qencS OF " health Twas severely afflicted with Chronic
Disease Of The LTngs, as 20 convince that HAD the Cor.
phrTi9n past doubt couged almost necessarily night and
gay aud had severe pans and my chest side and
breast tried the remedies recommended y ths most sSSl
me proesSlon all to no effect excepting the nausea and de-
lity caused by them preudced against patent med
Ginea, Iid have no faith now in them generally But was
.ndncedas an exEeTiment more tgn through ai-o try
hottie of BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; and
ido here acknowledge for the benefit Of the afflicted or whom
y may serve TINT the effect of its VIVA the most
prompt and saltary Of any medicines sver Witnessed the
9se Of IN all ny practice nv cough nrsatv rsiisrsd
d IN about eight or ten days was free from
" the chest and PAIN and consider and tonsuot ,apsG
AlwEtL NAN" = tfIH IHGI IUtE''fY
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sAIEItGFE's SALE,
NF4is j. hfN''' Z Il h canaeery.

REzIA LRwIs, s., tal,.' .t. .s s,-. tp
u.s. In Chancery.
a3 T'hoAis PCRviAScE, ,1713 ".stH5' 1al ~.
DE virtue OF a decree and order df sals issned
I'D out ofthcl Court Of Common fiens of iIarIi-
son county, Ohio, and TO nc directed, ! will offer
or sale, in front Of the Court Iouse in ihr town OF
tCadiy, II said codnty. on SAT URDAY the aGlh
Idtty OF OCTOBER neYt, between the hours Of 10
O'clock. A. NJ. and a o'clock, PM. or said day,
tue following described Real Estate, to wit; Sit1.
ate, lJing and being in the town OF New a lhens.
IN the county Of Harrison, known and designated
,is Lot No. 65 III said town Of New Athens, agrec-
ably to and on the plat of sahl town as recorded
in the Recorders Office said coiiaty Of Harrison
NJ Cadiz. with all aud singular the appuftenanecs
lhcregp,o belonging, agdgbeins ne sgWe Lot teon,.
NeyGd by George Atkinson. Atiministraor Of
slosepti Grimes, deceased. to Jtlmes 'Iafbnt M I
from James 'iafbutio said Thomas Pate'auoe. 3.
n O9c DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff.
Srpt IS. 1850. 6lrs5,Y Of Hgrr,tpHi CoF"ty,,,,
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Il, ArlpvENiEE lRgN, r Onrfreod F-----,o
of The hess ol fellows, hqyilg taken p,lsng
loar oyer lIhc state, had suffered his unnsuaI
hi;e looking, close shayep face 20 be dsGg,
uted with mouSlache. On lis arrival in
town be called on a lndy, aud was shown into
me eparlSt The yodhe imp, tho pride Of ihe
family, opened tle door, and pecped 10 but
on seelsg her visitor, ran frightened TO hei
mother, crying Ma, ma, Wha's tho mar
got his mouth way up in bis hair fort" E.
heard the inquiry rnd mado short call.
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SHEEtsaFES SALE.
Jacob Knil,
Us z a1HaJa5 Chnncery.

:
IS s1suy 81 Clnnccry.
John Reed, ct. al. sR
Dy virtue Ola dccrce and Older Of salc issued
z } out OF the Courl Of Common Pleas OF Harm
son county, Ohio, aud to me directed. i will off
for sale at pablo ancian, in front Of The Cuur
House, in said Harrison county, on MON DAY
the 4th day Of NOVEMBER next, 1850, between
tie honrs OF | o'clock NJ and O'Clock P N
OF said day. the following degcsibcd real astatr
10 wit: Iul No. ID, in the Townof Jefferson, il
said county. on icn6rtlr side of Main street, il
saidlnw,L Alfu,, Lot No. 81, IN the said, Towr
Of Jrffrrsnn, in said county, containing in from
on Main street sixty feet, and in length or dcptl
Que hnItlrc,! aud eighty fret. -o fa
OBS DAVID t:lhBERT, Sheriff
Oct. ?, 1850. 81. .,, of IIatrison County.
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ssEGlsIEC'S SALE.
James Mpthefs, .yv7g

VIZ, In Chonccry. ID oaT
Edwin II Pickett.\
.DY yitrue of an alias copy OF decree and order
ID of sale issped in This case from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio. aud IS
me Effected, will offer for 9alo ut pub lie auction
nj the door ofthe Conrt House in said Harrison
county on MONDAY, the 4Ih day of N0YEM,
BER neX., $50, the following described land and
tencmcnts, to Wit: Lots g. l0 81 and 80, III the
town of'fippecanoc, in sid Harrison county
Sn le to commence at o'clock. P. " = OF said tla,
Terms OF sale made known on day Of sale. Z,
DAVID HILBERT. sheriff
+ Oel Q, 1850. =. 81 Harrison County.
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Could not Live a Dav lone,e,r /!

hessrs z. B. CALDWELL CO., Of Eaaf Ostpego Osus7e
Co. " respectable druggists wrote us awe have iust
heard through Mr Whiteman respectable citizen Of This
place, OF an important of which RaINr
INDIAN PuLMosARY BLLsAM has produced on the wife Of
an acquaintance Of his who resides in the OF Palermo IL
ths county She had been long confined to her bed md Ws
e9 dangerously diseased that her friends believed rnpossi
Die for her to lire than ONE DAY LONGER But when
POLMONARY BALSAM, and is medical efficacy has raised
her from DYss BED so that she going about and
sdges and i 10 very evident thai she indebted BRANs
BALSAM for her recovery from long severe and danger
ods and her friends and neghbors consider that med
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RAISED FRoM THE an Aur,

Messrs PRATT FOSTER, merchants Of Tst cora,vaK
Conn, said BRANTS BfLS4M had effected cnreB of such
hopeless cases Of CONSUMPTION in their town. now no
OTHER eoughmedcne could be sold there that had rdisns
soms ds from he GRAvEsome that physicians and all the
friends said MUST DIE One gentleman in particular was
so far gone that his physcan told him % take anv
wore Msdcne lie th tAeR hope Lf hegan to take
BRANT'S BALSAM-GoT wELL-dad i ao9 az isal ns spsy
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MAXIM TO GUIDE A YOUNG MAN.

! Keep good company or nonet
Never lie idle.
! Always speak tho truth.
NJ Ike lew pfomccs.
I Live up to all your engagements.
II We NO vef4 INFINITE friends.
I Always keep Your own secrets,
! Wheh you speak 10 person, look Eim 10
the face.
I Good company aud god conversation are
/ the very s:nuewS OF vlIuo.
/ Gnud character is above all things else.
/ Never listen to loose or intiJci Cnnversa-
! lion
You band better be poisoned 10 youl b'ood
than in your principles
| Your character cannot be essentially iil-
jufed except by vour own acts.
Il any one speaks evil Of you, let ynur life
be so yntuous that none viii beose him.
Always speak and act Us in the presence
Ior Gud.
Dr az no kind Of Intoxicating liquors.
Ever live. misfortune excepted, within
Your income,
When sou retire te bed, think aver what
you have been dong during the day.
Never speak lightly afreligon.
Make no haste to be rich il you would
cias,..a ,,o,,t,, ,,.;rs ,,;va con,na,cnsv
.,.,Ih 's.,,'',;l;,n af ,,,d
~. ~ !, Lia,i orr,,,a
As.it a.,.,,,,,;a. ,l,on,l1 c.,,, ,ha, vo1
ro,a 80, a,;,hr,ana !,
n a'.rsT ,,,o,ay h.1,,a v,,. snend Il
NJ. ~. i,, Xxx, n,los. on, sac w,v
% r5, ~, oa.in I, '..-"
b. bree,o,, ir.,o, c,n nossihIy pvoid il.
n,,na, INK NH, ~ ,hlo 70 s,ruort
~,
.,,a.,t o.;I oran, ono
10 h,, hoc'r. h yon .,e ocnerons
Ka5r rsa{rsoT i,odca,, ,f v,. would he
hanav
s,ye wbe, yn are yonno. 10 spend when
.,ongntb Ola Nv
Never ,biok tbo, which you do Coz feli~
pioq is ZINC or money nissppni
A ways 30 % meeting whon yos run.
Read SOM motion Of ii RhIe every day,
often think Ufdcah, aud yonr accnanls,
hili,v 10 God.
Read over ,ho above maAims At least once
a week, saturday nighl)
Gd:ete and Courier.
= BEAUTIFUL ibliEA'Vftf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. n''e
nna y a'c@o'n,o n me 10 p pam o. l'e may S.. zen ,
.ondl3lutbed repnso at hand, when Tho body
.may sink into aTifoaaless sIuniber. Let not
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-30
ssAEssHCF'S SALE

JONATHAN KIANNLL, 4 a5 "A
. en- w. p,:,:, cr i,,.,s,;,
ET.ATn ''S
IN Y Virtue Of an ordor of sale issued out Of Tie
I'D Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county.
ohiOlnhd to me directed | will offer for sale in
the premises. on TUESDAY 9he 22d day of OCI
TORER next, between the honrs OF 10 O'Clock A.
M and4 o'cIorkP. NJ. of said day. the allowing
dlesrfibei renl estate, to wit:, The southwest
quirtSrlof section seven. in Township twelve, oI
Range five, in the Stenbonrille. Land Dietrict
conEAining one hundred and sixty acres more or
less, and situate in snid Harrison county. subject
10 the dover esnte therein Of lie said Clitisliann
KiuhGll, (Wilow.) etAea ~.
g tDAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept. i8, 1850. st. of Hdrrison CJunty.
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" cHRONIC DYsENpERY.l
WALLACE e. CO., .,aa''a'.a z
Ot. l2 100 broadway, NeVxs x-a,AoLl

q For saleby John Benll, Codiz, W. Sturgeon Il
Co., Inrrisvflle; Russell 4 Co.. JcfIeFsou;iI. &
Al. Tagget, Tippocana A. +. Cross cy, New
lumlry ;JOhp Parrish, Moorc(cld; ]. r. Cnablrtt,
Deesvillt, EsiIac Lewis, Georgetown, ,tndby Mcr,
ehants aud Druggists u every town in tha State
Z February 20. l550-b.9ifs n zWIaYtaf
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LUNGS BY.ND -rTUsT DYTy ,

MI z 81 TERRY, merchant, Byron, Genesec county, NJ Y
wrote, August2 1873; BRANT8 Ia doing won
dors here 1t has cued OF Consumption that all the pbv
sieisns had said ss de- When commenced taking Bfns
edicne ne could mot raise his hand bis head he Ned ~
e lungs and every symptom seemed Indicate that he muut
de- egL astonishing 70 az he y now able labor and rides ali
young lady Of Cosgptaa In Orleans county, which her
hther saye no doctor could enep -
MT.MlLER merchant Of the eame nlane has eert6ad I'm
fFufhn nFt tha
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-30
scENE IN I'm LIVING nousE.


MOI long since. party Of hungry indiyid-
luals, fresh from u journey, stopped al one lt
The eating houses with which the eliy OF n.
,Oheans vt present abounds and af'er GEL
ting seated IN the sho,test possible period,
Ibe b"ldesi Of hom commenced wiit
i say, mister, here, yon ere ieilef With
the diaper around yer, ins' fe'chme plate
Of pix and beans, and, say, dont stop 10
Count bean
Then turning to another, and what will
YOU nave s3'
Well, III take, being Tn orFai hungry,
and feel as though could slo@ away some.
# pOl mote, therefore. ist fetch ME, 70 be9
gin With. a slire Of bread, and chi Rihiek on
both sides
furning then tra third, who appeared
"a be qntc Freuchi6ed, asked for@his wish,
but NOT understanding the question, fdiled 10
.answer So promptly as was in accordance
with he waiter wish, who vas departing for
lhe viands ol bis first customers, when his
ID gnlly hnwled oFt ia hs naive 81 ng. u
j say, wai>iaf, one plate Of po,ta>,or, and
'two plates Of eravey'
TINS was loo much thu house was nlread.
S ia toar, bul Judge how much m're so
must il haVe.been, when The fourth and last
Of the Trio, Who 10 the in eilabe surprise ot
all present, made demonstrations 10 sw"iow
tn, baadcc Of the food in the establishment
fUt whn rGuld doubt il whcn lie was iaanck-
ing fnrh iu the GoIIowing s,ran:
Wen, sir, sappose YOU hive everything
good 10 da,
Yes. s4i'
Roast heeif
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IIhe GaOi, ge.ntIaGles[.
E. X. POWgELL,9 9'aa,
EOHr0Is AND PRsrRIEFoR.
TERMS OF TuE sEETINEL.

One dollar and ffty cents per annnm Il paid
In nvarce; two ddllarsif pasa during theyeuf,
or two dollars and fifty cents at the end Of tht
year. Napaper discontinued Until all arrearl
ges are paid. These condiiansiwilI slrictb
qdhefed tof Ht.ltE .ti.la -.
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Thousands Of Consu1nptio,nI,ss

and Chronic Coughs abundany prove its aHaEn0 sSeae Il
ch dlseases and its udoubted curative power aud sooi
hsang properties in the following complaints diseases
VIZ sfi'sn0 q Bood Needing az he Lts, Pain e Brsre
ana Sf NitSwe1ts Nervous Coaiunts Papiation " ~
HeaTt Cholera hntun, DyentSE and SuSasr CoutIai u
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tlIe ierpe npOnwhich this Cnmphny insurn I .Ca
ART pec,lhdrly inyorhble to tie ihsared ;Zmnob
mnralsn. itishcevtsl. .tiaii tic ierhs el "a, othnr
Late isisurancn tOmpany. TO ,dit, Ilas iHI $3.50
lllGgTeal security gGIrded ina Gnntdnty Fund
OF $'VY,0OQ. S20.O00 Of which bias been pail in
S"si' ifnd Se0.UO0 secured in The safest manner.
ny Bond and Mortgage or Reid EsthIe; bslT7l'
Naieso o. pIfmiIin grehtly lredueed from tile
rnss a pther CqRpsmes, andmoro eqnuly grad,
lnsuranctAf,r the benefit of Marr;ed Voo,ncnn IL n
cu,S ns Hom ,he cfe'liiors OF their fusbands! 'y
The iRsiircd not liuble 10 lsseaynedts "a tIosses
80, eHiFepf hazg rds iiuisen byJthis Goinnany "a
An annunl dividend tonIl policy holders. no !.
abfe IN Cash; also, additions male To Iii, PoI;.
'cies every 0vn yonrs; &sHNhN f7S1N
Noes tnkeu inpauiot prcmiams; iaEfba gGt
Roliciesissusd upon application without delay,
engsIng no lgss pf Insurance 70 the partles.h,t
Lives % either sex insured between the ages el
ioafeeli'and sixty, inclusive, for one year, fvc
yeala} ar loE lie. 93U g s1HGAs III 1t1siAl lis
!. ihesIIqmnhleisar Tracts, pabIisae,li hy tho
I,osRPqpy Will he pYnd 70 contain much valuable
inIpfmafi0h respecting the ,nre, priacipes. m.
pllbetiotI. and behefS ofLife fhsurencS. Als6, nj
exhnhnHiiun of itlie plans OF the i}thet INITIAL
C9hp9nissei llis country. ind a la eNplnnation
oa'aIfpgp,RrYaasodhy this Capylny, together
VIII Will various tables, one showing the Tatee o
pIeninmtot.thetef term ofHfc. of several Conipdiies.
coIplred with the rates OF tlils Company, and
Mleeheta9vHg be.ratealofsthis Coathay;E. ;E.sAIt
w III teFma nc Whie Insbmneei Il aiiee.ye /.
tsanhnniseLs Vgd TrRpts ,IgrHisbed grgtis, and
"PpNo"uonsreeefvedd and fofwarded b, v F'"0a'
Anro., os Agent gSsa at Cadiz, R.W! PiffhElPs B
-TltfTreifel ~ ma INA s'.s ,,,.F
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This BA LSAM HEALS CURES ULcERs in tAe LUSCrg
Md eseThere hendiy ccaiay and easily the puppy
mo EXTRACT and hea ulcers externally This Balsnu
tnres NINE easof Cough and Consumption out OF TEN aeT
III other remedies huve Jailed 10 do good. ,g
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CONSUMPTION

m all Christinnized and civilized countries hns euased
larger proportion of deaths than any other lsady thai niieta
he human famiy and until within few yeRrs there has moi
stroyer. But !. -.L-..L z. --L-Ll II L--l-Ll-
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Many Consu,nptions Cured.

Mr. 9. II; CLARK, merchant. CLYDE, Ydwe sopntg ",
wrote TO inform US that BRANTS PULMONARY BAISAki
sod readily Clyde and said the etaements Of some Of
our most people and pesona visible knowledge
can be relied on It's medical virtues have senv eoas1.
i've PERSONS several of whom acquainted with who were
80 hopelessy sick TO be considered by physicians and all
BRANTS BAL9AM has restored them to PERFEcT
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WAS sELlEvEp FPAsr cuJREE'

h ~ 4Is.-- ~ ir-1 ~ ~ lsf ~ Mr.
Mr. CORNELIUS II. SMITH, merchant Collins Centre Erie
eoanty ~ January 49, 1898, sHids ieYoir BRfTS INUI
AN PULMONARY BALSAM and BRANT'S PURIFYING
lppY i2r they sell more rapidly and gse better saaeiio
nan all tho other medicines we have for sale Tho Paaonayt
severe sickness which al tho doctors had given up scuRI
Ater all had pronounced the HOPELESS she eomSrced
taking BR4N1S BiLSfM--and now ne Il aoeu y ' - i
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CONSUMPTION. .las
A DYING WOMAN CUREDia

We sate this cure prove lie POWER TO SAVE LrTs yyo,
ihs BALsAM used even aler the person is considered bp
phYscnHs and tfiends TO be In the last
bYSeHnd. in this caso CONE that the sHRouD anI
euSiALcoTfEs bought For the particulars OF ths case
and the respectable and HldaJed yoof Of all the
and facts, we refer to PAMPHLETs
Tins cure was effected on Mrs ZlBA DYKEMAN, of RaE
io NTa, saratoga County, NJ r. We can prove, beyond
Doubt many Others, alTo Sqdlp.s md ia,idngabis ga
sss q Ceuyhs gHd Cen'unphon CURED, which rO-
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ssn sfIn.aEEaO Tranm

SbsEcllE giyal, Hhat the tsnbsoriher, hns bee,
Il appointed aud ,qualided as Executor OF the os
's@o hary'fiwih6ne.i late frho codhtv az FIaY
IN their claims Tor setilemai.., y W
BENJAMIN TIMNoNs. I:xceutor .ss
Dot. is, 1850 3w2s Of saId Estate
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