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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
California.

The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Post says -
california will be admitted into the Union,
without any clog being attached to the meas
ure. A large majority have already expressed
opinions to this effect. MIR. Hamlin in the
senate, and Mr.. Thurston in the house. have
done much to bring about this good under
standing.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

The \. Y. Tribune boldly conJenrns the
Galphin swin1le. 1t truly says thai the pay
ment of interest on claims against the gov
eminent is thing unknown and uaheard Of.
And in reply to the Oneida Herald, which
takes It TO task for not sustaining Messrs.
Crawford, Meredith and johnson IN This MAJ.
ter, the Tribune adds:
We repeat then, since you provoke il. tha,
that Gaiphin business has a very suspicious
and ugly look about it. 1t may be ali ,neuJ.
but there is strong favor of cat about it,
1t the payment nfinterest on such claim is
an innovation, and if millions of adjusted
claims are thereby revived and thrust aney
upon Congress and The Treasury. and if half
the proceeds of this are going inio the pork-
cts of member OF the cabiner, on The Strength
OF an opinion given by another member over
ruling the decision of the proper audirinr
othcer then we tell You that the thing ,ponf
DO and there must ere long be changes in HE
cabinet. You can't saIve il over 10 anv mr.
pose-the probe is indispensable.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

The bones of two persons were lately dis
covered in vault connected with what was,
during the occupancy of Boston by the British.
used as hotel. 1t is thought they must have
been deposited there at some very remote peri
3D. On the same day these were discovered,
human bones were found in. New York and
Philadelphia singular coincidence.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

CONNECTICUT. By the official return of votes
Tor Governor, we learn that Seymour the DEM
ocratic candidate, leads Foster, whig, sl3
votes. The aggregate vote is 6O,12e-,he
largest ever given for governor except in ls4s.
Last year the aggregate vote was Sc, 46s-2y.-
500 for the wing candidate, 5,I06 for the
democratic, and $500 for free soil. The dc.
mocracy have reason to be proud of the com
parison. Hereafter we shall hear les, said
about full vote in Connecticut insurinp =
wing victory.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
A northern press adds that

and members of Congress from Kentucky ard
Tennessee.
A northern press adds that
Ii is somewhat unusual to SEQ two brothers
in the House of Representatives but in adj
dition to those mentioned in the annexed ex-
tract, there are two sons of Rufus King, one
from New Jersey, the other from New York
In the Senate, two generations are represented
at the same time, in Dodge, of Wisconsin, and
Dodge, of Iowa, father and son.
eThcre are also two brothers in law in Con-
eress. Iessrs. Millson, of Norfolk, and Parker,
of Frederick district, both new members and
decided democrats
Mr.. Stanton, of Kentucky, young man
who in his boydays have often seen working
in Alexandria by the side of HIS still younger
brother. the distinguished representative from
tennessee. made the first speech of yesterday,
IN II, the House. and capital document it was
Inc career OF these two brothers is full of en-
couragement to youth among us, who would
aspire to improve their advantages
Today they stand covered with honor,
heaped upon them by the people of Kentucky
and Tennessee, handling abstruse questions of
constitutional law and political enconmy.-
This is great country of ours. and we have
fitting men in it to make it so, as NAV he .a,b.
cred from their history
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

OHIO ELECTION, We learn from the Nash
vile Union that the election in Ohio for dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention has re-
suited in decided democratic victory
Enough, says the Union, is already known to
settle the question and TO show that the dem
ocrats will have decided majority in the Con-
vention.
The democrats, it is said, have also elected a
majority of the city Council in Cincinnati, for
the first time in twenty years.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

THE BosToS PAPEHs are loud in praise Of
Je,cctt s Prescott, and their famous Silk snd
Shawl store, No. Milk Street. Well thev
might be, for this firm not only floods the
country with the most beautiful Shawls, Silks
Mantilas, &C., at low prices, but they di.tribge
lots Of naoneytor ADVERTISING, and it is believed
they always fulfil their promises to the printer
or the purchaser.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

MIR. Benton has addressed note to the U.
S. attorney for the district of Columbia, calling
the attention of that officer to the drawing of
pistol upon him in the senate, enclosing the
official vote. and stating that the writer is
ready to appear before the grand jury.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

Erecution Ordered.-In the council ycster.
day, it was unanimously voted that the SEN
tence of Daniel II. Pearson, who killed his
wife and two children. shoDld be carried into
effect, and Friday, July &c, was fixed for the
day OF execution. which will take place in the
Jail yard at East Cambridge.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

A correspondent Of the Lowell Journal
writes that lady in Caremont, N. H.. who
has previously given birth to three pairs Of
twins, was lately delivered of three fine babies
at one birth.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

Mr. Kelley. who was shot and killed in a
rencontre with Alfred Romano, at St. Croix
Falls. Minnesota, was native of Belfast, Ne.
He shot Romano, but not MORALLY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

MONUMENT TO Mr.. CALHOUN. Meetings are
being held in the several districts and parishes
of South Carolina, to take measures for the
erection of a monument to the memory of Mr..
Calhoun, at Columbia, by popular contribu-
tions.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

Col Fremont, il letter written in Califor-
MA previous to his election as United States
Senator, declares himself as ''adhering to the
principles ofthc great democratic party.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
Kenn.bec and Portland Railroad.

The following preamble and resolutions were
passed by the citizens of Augusta on Thursday
last-39S votes in favor, to los opposed.
Whereas, it appears that the Kennebec
and Portland Railroad, in which many OF the
citizens of Augusta have large investments,
cannot be completed unless thar corporation
can have the credit OF the cities and towns
through which it passes, to enable them to
obtain money to carry on their work, and to
redeem their preferred siock-and, whereas.
it is highly important TO the prosperity oil our
city that said road should be finished, and
the investments of our citizens therein be
made of some value, to bear portion oil our
common burden And il appearing that
more than one half of the cost OF the whole
road has already been expended, II large
part of which will be useless and lost if the
road be not completed,
Therefore, Voted, that the city authorities
be requested and instructed to petition the
next Legislature for authority to the city of
Augusta, 10 loan its credit TO the kennebec
and Portland railroad company for sum
not exceeding Two hundred thousand dollars
IN their bonds, payable in twenty years, with
interest semi-annually on receiving from said
railroad company lien or mortgage to said
city, and to such other cities and towns as
may lend their credit TO the road of their
whole road TO the junction in Yarmouth
conditioned that said railroad company will
pay The interest and principal of said bonds
as The same shall respectively fall due. and
save the city harmless and Unidentified from
any loss in consequence of said bonds
1t will be seen by reference to our adverlis-
ing columns, that at meeting of the citizens of
Bath, to be held on Saturday, the same sub
jcc, is to be acted upon. 1t is certainly desi-
rable that all interested should be present,
that full and free expression may be had.
The following statement in regard to the
present condition of the road, we copy from
the Tribune.
Amount reed for original stock, S540,22O
do preferred do, 1925
Debts against the Co. for
R. Williams and G. F. Psl;en's notes
due Nov. 7th, 1850, los 500
Bonds of Sept. 1913. payable Sept.
LIST, 1852, $500
Notes and acceptances payable soon, 7O,512
Iron received, 10000
Trustees Yarmouth and p Road, 1858
r. Williams, acct. 1922
G. +. and J. Pailen, do ALL
Sl,145,6 500
Required TO finish the Road TO augusta.
Bal. of grading and masonry as
per Green's estimate, S215 AT
More rails to finish the track. 10000
Bridges $4,000; fencing $4,000;
land damage S5O0O0 10000
Bal. timber and laying the track. 10000
3 Engines $4,000; 5 cars 10000;
gravel and freight cars 5000, 10000
S505,477
Whole road will cost about S1,600,00O
Reed for original stock. $40, 220
and of about 100000 still due
from original subscribers it is
believed will he realized. 100000
Portsmouth, Saco and z. II. are
to take, 100000
10 settlement with contractors shall
turn about G0O00
S800,22
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

The New United States Judge just appoint
ed by the President, is son of the Hon. James
Drummond, of Bristol, Me.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

The most important incidents connected
with the late ARRAY between Messrs Benton
and Foote, will be found among orr Congress
siona news.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

The town of Biddeford. in this State, has
this year raised Sc, 900 for schools.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

Snow fell in the vicinity of Calais, on Sun.
day. the l4th inst, 10 the depth of fourteen
inches
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
s600,22O

TO finish the road pay the debts and ex-
tinguish the preferred stock, requires $780,
COO, and 10 secure that The whole road may
he morIgaged, and it cannot be doubted that
the income of the road will pay The interest
on that sum, and leave something for The
original Stockholders.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25
Singular Condolences.

A Washington correspondent of the New
York Sun sketches the two STATIONS, brothers,
and members of Congress from Kentucky ard
Tennessee
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-04-25

Steamer America reached her wharf Mt
East Boslon at II O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing, 81 hours from Halifax, bringing fourteen
days later news from Europe. She expert
enced severe weather during the passage,
and met with large quantities of ice on the
hanks of Newfopndland
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED
A DOCTOR CURED!

DR.. J. W. FRENCH Of HasGais lsdae county, M,s1iaaa
aou, tbs lst Of JANUARY s49 wrote foows 81 have bsss
~ the regular practice U medicine In this place for ns year
Agt was oegsd e quit the practice q profession In
Dsae ef The Lung convince me that THE Cow.
evhPrioN past doubt coughed almost necessarily night and
day. and had and in my chest side and
breast tried the remedies recommended by the sSu
Of tue profession, all TO effect excepting the and de-
hy caused by them was prejudced against patent medt
sss and have no faith now In them generally But was
bustle Of BRANTS INDIAN ri PULMONARY BALSAM; and
lido hers acknowledge for the benefit Of the afflicted whom
may aerve that the effect Of its the most
prompt and saluary Of any medicines Witnessed the
effect OF in all my practice: MY cough Immediately rsr
and in about eight days free from cough
o. the chest and pain and now consider and y
we'll NAM
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
y A BeAUTiFUL ILLITsrRAqoN.

l
"A AprisL will tell you thai if yun paint, tho
dowerPot lbO. contains 4 favorite, beapLlul,
fragrant flower. ihe plant will ,witller aud
perhaps die, You shgi ouli ihe AiLalld fnoIs-
FIpfe from passing ihsough ihs ssrthto tho
roots, and your plant itself s nuispu0us. Jmst
Iso, mere extetnu cultivation, superficial.
worldly accomplishments, III 10 exclusive
anxiety and regard Ioi them, infurestbe soul.
The vase may 66 ever ID beautifully oFna-
,hented, But IL YOU deny tha watsf 0i illa ls /.
The flower Il tnlisr diey aud thsre are Kinds
|ol ornamental. accomplishmentl, ils very |"
process ~ whicb Il as delaicfi0as ~ sIiS fsldl
as tie paint upon lie hBwsrpol u psEaitiBas
% the pIanl; whole dblicuis leaves nos oily
inliaie \ poisonous atlhDspbefe dating yt4f q
very process % rendering IT'D exlefaf hihFs
tasteful, hit the whole edftll u d,isd ahb 5e. y
void 6fnoufishmenI Nllaf3 neyef hSinss
buIr hSS forms W bvelInsss ssa aIbeiis. q
y haiise character, possession and desslane.
ment irUih Ihs 7bsgihnlHg. f rs EN- csz
mover Dc eailsd ! painter, il u dalv baca.s !
MISUNDERSTANDING his ayt. ahd sse'siss skssA "
Inlo the very texture ant IIie UfthtIE tsakg
Iaiion. y sos whaies4F issssas hAeelA3ss
Misdams principle, chaSsula sNnd|nI< = sds..
aalioa, aphuesss uf aha Ahaalpsi66 nd ~. n
d ISasI,. nd & aSl mssk aaI1sisz,
- ltehs Dr. CAssSfra ita a #
nciinsii'aFai lsaa 30 M tisHu A
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
Communications.
iY-a.5 Hf9 sr8' For the CadiE Sentinel.
CAUSE AND CURE OF RIOTS.
BY JEFFERSON SUTHERLAND.

Ertrdct from TITLE XIV Organization oJ
the United States Army; ard The Militory
Academy at West Point; all operating a
gainst general educdtion, and fortte Y,ro
motion Of public disOrdersj and the remedy
for tie coils. 4 Z, ..... ','' ...'.. ~ :.
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%, bnt IMAM. prona man.

4 20, but man, proud man, lll' BftI Ia
Drcst in II little hriefa uthority, 4a E.fg.
Most ignoIan OF what he's most assured
His CLASSY essence; like anangry npe 7,a
Plays such fantastic tricks before high heav'I
As make the angels weep. se.... ..,',..f
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would soon be in o CRrave.

Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS merchant at Pierpon
Centre Aahtdbhd county Ohio. October 2. l54
Snd stated z cure Of CoNsgMPToN which the use Of B
ENHIAN PULMONARY R1A{scAM nHu enecteo IN Mr. VIII
LIAM CRoCKET, Of adjoining town He said Mr. Crock
had sought relief from the best physicians and
ing monster Censuto hnd taken fast hold his yas and
was destroying and debitating hs body that he
skeeton He was ogen BY hs physicians and all ends
As one whe would soon ahdbh grace But in hislas
extremity strange and marvellous as yet II Is
lhat the Of only fee boss of BRANTS INDIAN PIMO-
NARY BAAM has unclenched the hand Of the destroyer and
restored Mr Crockett 10 health and he health hearty
rugged man! 800. N, = n ~ -. r~ ~
D. DAMN Esq, msehdHf and posinudssr at Je6eyson an
adjoining town. wrote about the same lne and stated
that he was Mr. CRocEETi ard testdsd to Ne
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E. r.. 20 w e IL. =
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF THE SENTINEL,

One dollar and CITY cents per annum il paid
advance; two dollars if paid during theyear;
" two dollars and fifty cents at the end Of the
year. Nopaper discontinued until all arream.
.es are paid These conditions will strictly
Idherpd to-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18

"uule HutHUet VI Sauets. H4sFN %AS'
These titles Of profession and occupation
are not the signs of indigence. nor advertise
ment that lhescadets are mostly the sons OF
the poor thai they have been drawn from
any Of the Classes provided, for by. the late
S,cphell Girard. Nornre any the offspring
of worn out sailors and poor old soldiers, or oI
soldiers who have died on Ihe field of battle
in the defence Of the country, or in the de-.
fence Of its honor, in a foreign land, found
among them; but there are among them many
Of Ihe offspring Of those who are lnlhe way
oE Influencing votes n, The election polls and
who help TO make Congressman, as the profes
sons, &c. Of The patents indicate. = n.
The "Boardof Visilols" for ls4S, furnish
wi h their report, copy Of the .'Bii! Of Fare
as Per rsgolotiOas'' at cadet commons, which
IS as follows: 'sr ,',
FuR DINNER.--Sund0y: Boiled ham, bread
butter, rice aud vegetables. Monddy: Bail,
ed cnrhed beef. baked pork, beans, bread
'uHct, potatoes, rice aud molasses. Taes;
day: yts5 Roast oOeel' veal q Imn1lllon' yegeta
Iles' eread' rlceisnd mol asses Nsfafsfay;
bea't so"p, boiled meat bread, butter, rice
and molAsses' potatoes and pickles fhursdGy,
koas' f' oeei, veal. Or nation, bread, rice AM
IVeselHe'es' FFf'dGg' Fresh hsh' bread, but
'of, F'ce' ino'asses and potatoes. Saturday :
Bohed cotned Oeei' boiled boans, or SPinnsch
bread out'eT rIce' nolasses asses an and potatoes,
FfoR BaEAKrAST, leachs dqlD-Good Java
eeiiee'owltbm1k and sugar, cod meat, OF
mea. and polatoe' hash, and good bread and
butter. COrG q bread and molpssfs g eG "a are given
.hree times week sndfa lfa On 70 Thanksgiving day
Chris'mas and New IeaFsdHy poultry din.
neris giSeni und on the eve OF the two last
mentioned days on oyster supper is also
prepared for lhe cadets FoR SCFrEE, leach
day, except the two days above pamedlr-
(Suod Youno Hyson lea. milk. Dowdeted, ,4,tgar
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18
5@@ 9CADiZ, OHIO WEDNESDAY MORNING ST

the opinion that the sum nov allowed ls ln'
sufficient; and they accordingly teccomrneno
that the pay be restored 10 The former smounI
Of $2s,20 per month. rl.rs,q bns g,ua 81,
a"The present pay is not adequa,etO supply
all their Indispensable wants, even under he
most rigid system Of economy which The 50
Iperinlendenl can devise. With their presen
pay, the cadets are compelled tO,wear4 r4hread'
bare clothing, or resort TO their friends al
home for supplies, which only the parents q
those in god circumstances can afford. The
sons Of the poor, who constitute the larger
portion Of 'he cadets, having no such resort
are, necessarily, deprived Of sumo comforts ri
life, and are placed ira position inferior "a
The Of the more ,oealthy; thus creating
an Gnti-dSmocrntic distinction, DI'ch should
NOT erist, especially ia an institution main
t0ined BY the American people"
a lf$24a month, ($28s per annum, J is in
sufficient for :he support Of bog under a
course Of Military instruction at the Acade>
my al West Point, how does il come that 81
per month, with one ration and allowance oI
cIolhing, amounting, pay and subsistence, to
$i04 per ahnnm,) is sufficient for the man
who Goes duty as soldier 10 The Army ~
Then, the proposition 10 give addilionaispay
10 The cGdets because those whose parents are
wealthy, have the advantage Of that wealth
would be singular course to be pursued by
a government claiming 20 be republican II
lorm and principle;i and The recommended
advance of pay, 81 0per month, TO all, ricl
and poor, would leave the same inequality
which nov exists; and if the "dislincuon o
position" reported by the Board Of Visitors
does really exist among the cadets Of tht
Military Academy a, Wes, Point, II is rea'
son, sufficient ofRsetf, for disseminating thu
institutions. 'a g"ttai a"H ,VHa NfG
The "Board Of Visitors" for ls49, in lhei
report, furnish table showing the origin 0
the 2l2 cadets who were in the institution
at tina. time. which is as follows: q II
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uch !. now respectable drurgist a Hill.dalO.
FITS, FITS, FITS.

Measrs. J. K LlPPlNCOTT SON. respectable merchants
Htgyove Suiieaa county, PfnsyiVdnid to u.s. May
lss stating among other BENERITs which had been de-
Lvso h Ion ue use OF bttANT'S PULMONARY bALSAM,
child which had been s9beci rTs %, ssVsrai
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Could not Live a Dav Ionger |!

Messrg T. B. CALDWELL CO., Of East OsiOeoo, Os.ssos
Co., ~ Y, respectable duggss -; We have iutt
beard through Mr. Wheman, respectable citizen Of this
place, Of an important Of Consumption which BRARrss
lNDiAR PULMONARY BALsAM has produced the wife Of
% acquantanee OF his who resides In the Of Palermo
This county She had been long confined to her bed and
dangerously diseased that her friends believed mposs
be for her to tire more than ONE DAY LONGER. But whea
al other hope utterly failed she commenced taking RRdNS
PULMoNARY BALSAM and ts medical efficacy has rnissd
her from DYING Bed that she 10 0cn0 about and a
sda0 70 her doesse household Gas and dlfe She acknow
edges and i very evident that she indebted BRANTS
BALAM for her recovery from long severe and danger
eve sickness and her friends and neghbor consider that med
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c0NsIlMPTIOR

tn ~ Chraanired and civilized counfes has eaissd
larger propoFtoa Of deaths than other maay that aes
The human family and until within few yeara there has
nlruyaff But
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-18

PROFESSION on OCCUPATION ! -m--.'"
allS' 4 OF rARrNrs Dse5 NO. OF CADETS.
Planters, or Farmers, 7.s- 60. tnlg
Mechanics, ,sti gts2oa Seal 20 aa5222.F
Lawyers, or Judges, 7.qa1 ta %. .ss8
Merchants, .e'H8 10 f1rssy9sM g3I.~ssg
Buardiug House OF Hotel Keepers, A.
Officers Of Atmy, Navy, or Marine r. r,t
lu Corps, aita snuu2~na WHa gaF. aai'
Eletgymen, 1lriia,nul 80 strHaG aaj gt3.aEiH
Officers Of State Governments, ia se 3.
B'nkers, Pmlessnrs,Sh p Cap.'s, &c.4ls;s .
Occupation mol slaIed.1g b,s s@oa2. s6t
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'APRIIlI 3, 1850.

VIM. H0GG & co. 'IhF3
ARE receiving their Spring Stock
Of Goods, .unrivalled for quality and
style, which they will be pleased to
showoto those who may favor them
with a call Also, assuring thepnb-
lie THAI they canlland will sell
GOODS as cheap as tho cheapeA
April, 3, 1870 ays9r,5 49, nv ~
laRiaN asa, sfaia sf ir ;
nRfa5 hnr ll4WIAH~ 0r, : s,i.
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: T''7-7ll : n y 1f's"y "y's' " "eAFesyso w.
wALLACE q Co,
IO0 Broadway. N.,v v.-ae

For sale by John Beall, Cadiz; w. Sturgeon e.
Co.. Harrisyilc; j Russell & Co.. lferson; J &
A Toggert, Tippecan@i A. ~. crost ey, New
Rumley John Parrish, Moorcfeld; ], T. Camhlctt.
Deersville, Isnac Lewis, Georgetown, nnd by Mer.
February 90, le50-ly. ~ eaf ,ii Hii y
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BRANT'S INDIAN !
PULMONARY BALSAM

- as.s1sse ~ hqfELEsa eases - were neter
some Of the afflicted persons, have een ~
Ray,SaEs snd fisnds g p pz1ss eenc Nlle
Sahe who said live another day are now a
well and they IS ees.. ~ la ia
possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful and active a. the preparation which we call
,RRANTis INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
The BAssm differs from the Extract because II ~
egai Hsdati0ns hih peculiarly adapted TO- eassD.
sally Hscs'saTyJor, ne cure Of $500 .s '.ft p
COUGHS AND C0NSUMPTI0NS,
asd all diseases of pulmonary diseases a. usu.
y prove 90 fatal under ordnay treatment when they attack
F Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.
This BALsAM HEALS AND CURES ULcEas IN the LUNGS
and elsewhere Internally certainly and EASILY PURIFY
EXTRACT and asals ulcers srtsvnaLY This
NINE OF CoHgh and Consumption Of asr
Thousands of Consuinptions {,
and chronie Coughs abundany prove eIn9 ssdev In
such diseaseu and m undoubed curative power soothing
healing properties in the following complaints and diseases
viz; Splitting ef Hood Rsedng he Lungs, Pals Braa
AsCr Cholera I1fdntuB Dtsenv and Summer CoELaiats In
caRS~ and Adattr and ALL FEMALE wEAkNEssES
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED
We this cure prove the SAVE Lire when
s BALSAM s used aer the person 10 eonsdeyed BY
Avsiesans ard nds to be in the last ssdo V
bought! For the particulars Of this case
and the respectable and Kndoaba proof Of all the ecumsianess
And facts we refer TO our PAMPHLETS. zgr-fz. u
This cure was effected on Mra ziBA DYKEMAN, OF RaIs
Ton Spa, SdraoOd County, ~ Y We can prove beyond
Doubt OLsr dnorf equally hopess and nHuasdbs ca
sss OF Coughs aad csn,umntiOas cbREb which ~