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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

The permanent fund be invested per charter the
benefit Of the policy hoder u i bonds and mogages on
Government.
stocERode and espitas but solely for the protecton Of
the policy holders and their families against want and pow
ery, in its operations great National benevolent nu-
ton, conducted the most and solid principles and
tGa saay %Os p and a large
All policy icy hodeT wh9hsI M s for life Or shorter F Tho
Of the profits Of the company without any TeervatiOn
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtoE, thus securing
on OF o the Sene s2R
and of herself and children, free from the claims of cred
John John Hagan, joseph Walker. John s. Allison,
Pst fSoWy d. ss%as ssns M% aa ssSh
Isaac FaTgR coss T. b1a n 9 T Bgsan'
Joseph W stanton. Me!sSp 6 iRhi' aai NJ qgPes,
John L. ssfiSrans. Geo. "; Smith. IheO' i. Mccaisb,
oosu. Feowes Joseph a Laaad, JOHN Lp
JOHN HAGAN, President of the Company.
ps5FV Wtn45ASR5 vSf N PMSSs Mssc, Board
IL G. 'HEARTr, Actuary e, L. GooLD, Attorney.
E1s@as RSnD 6es B hsa sssE Msspgs " %f Ss %
whites to r Z Ma at his residence he VII exanne white
o'clock P M He will not examine any one al his dwelling
without permit which can be had on appcatonat tho office
Life Insurance ana issue Policies ali sound and Esahy
By the Board which are than the rates e Charged BY the
New York and London 5 oGes and without he5 esIstions
Profits are declared annually and the profits draw inesi,
and can be made available at the of twohrs
~ California Permits are issued to Life Insurance MEM
bes New York and London rates Prospectus Table Of
necessary to effect Insurance can be had at the office of the
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ Othce hours, A. NJ. TO p. NJ. jeN ly
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The MORMON CITY.-We have been favored,
says the N. Y. Mirror, with the perusal Of letter
from young Engishman, who on the 10Th Of last
March left this city in company with tweniy-three
others, (American citzen-,l for California. Any
thing relating to these strangely energetic and de-
voted people, the Mormons. is just pecu arly
interesting; the more as tbs accounu we have
received Of their city !" too vague TO
bis. any one 10 form any definite idea Of shis new
erection in the wilderness After detailing the mis-
eres Of their journey and the hsrdships endured The
| writer says:
| About the middle Of June was taken ILL., and
/ with slight Interruptions continued until we
reached the city" You will perhaps imagine that
being yled, il resembles American city but
i it is only in prospect The houses are either Of
logs or built OF mud bricks called dobies and but
/ in a.few instances not larger than one two
rooms but time will accomplish much for this en-
ergetic and faithful people. Each house stands in
acre and bali Of garden ground eight in block
forming squares. The Streets which are wide are
to be lined with trees. with canal, for the purpose
of irrigation, running through The center. As cur
| wagon entered this beautiful valley, with the long
| absent comforts of home in prospect expert.
enced considerable change for the better and
when, to my surprise aad gratitude, met a pous
| kind, and intelligent artist, who took me, rinaeEa-
| ted, sick and dirty, TO his humble home, my happ-
/ ness seemed complete.
''You must from their 0lcn trorks read the history
Of the Mormonites, and yol will then learn hoH
this despised people have been driven from place to
place. and prosecuted until they have atlrng lounda
/ haven in the almost inaccessible valley Of the Rocky
| Mountains, where are gathered together from al
| most every nation, 10000 OF thnse who felt
happy in sacrificing all that the world holds dear,
for the sake Of their faith and after struggling with
nnumerabe difficulties and hardshipSs buildipg
their temple in the wilderness, and rapidly fn-
creasing both in spiritual and temporal wealth. The
land here is most fruitful told that Il pro-
duces eighty bushels Of wheat TO the acre and
vines, melons, with other fruits and vegetables
grown in profusion. "A city lot, that is. one acre
and half, may be- purchased for one dollar and
fifty cents and would produce food sufficient or my
| wants the whole year No man with ordinary in
leiIigenee eau be poor in such place. and then,
glorious privilege he be free from the harrass-
| meat and perplexities which continually destroy,
the peace Of those who live in artificial state Of
| society
There worse places, decidedly, according to
this account Of an intelligent young man, wao only
remained shor, time in it than the City of the
Great Salt Lake.
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ALABAMA MARBLE,--We learn from the We
.tumpka tAlal State Guard, that MIR. ]. M. N B.
Nix, Of that city, has recently discovered quarry
of marble near the line separating the counties o
Coosa AMI Talladega that exceeds any thing of the
kind for fnenesS and beauty Of color that has ever
yet been opened in this country. This quarry lies
within few hundred yards of the contemplated
route Of the Central Plank Road, extending from
WetumPka to Talladega, and is so situated that bu
triflng amount of labor will be required to unbo
som it of its rich and precious contents. Mr.. Ni1
has also on the spot, ample water power for The
propulsion Of the machinery necessary for saving
and dressing it We see it suggested that the
front of the new Capitol be made of this material
SO that the State may have public edifee at a
cost far this side the confines of extravaganza
made of her own native marble-such as she may
be proud Of, and enduring it will be beautifu
/ and ornamental
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EPIrAPH ON LADY BLEssINGroN.-The fol-
lowing is the translation Of the epiiaph. written
in Lain. by Walter Savage Lsndor for I,er lady
ships tomb: TO the memory Of Marguerite,
Countess Of Blessingfon- Underneath is hurIe, al
that could be buried of woman once so beautiful
She cultivated her genius with the greatest zsat
and fOstered it in others with equal asslduiy The
benefits she conferred she could conrea-her tai.
ens not. Elegant in her hospitality to stranger.
charitable to all, she retired 10 Paris in April, and
there she breathed her last on the 4h of June l649"
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PENNSYLVANIA = Massage from GOv. JOHN
aon-Governor Johnston has transmitted mes
sage to the Pennsylvania Legislature, accompanied
by resolutions from the States Of Georgia and yir-
gnia, charging the Northern States with various
acts Of aggression, and the manifestation of set.
tied purpose to violate the compromises Of the
Constitution in reference to slavery. The Gov.
ernor says:
with slavery in the several States there Is not
now, and never has been any disposition on the
part Of the Government Of Pennsylvania tc inter
fere. She has always been faithful in the discharge
Of her federal obligations. There is no part of her
history, legislative, executive judicial, that shows
any interference with the rights of representation
belonging to Virginia or Georgia. No charge bas
been made against her faithful observance OF that
portion OF the Constitution in relation to the impor-
lation or non-importation Of slaves. The authority
Of Congress to establish slavery in territories
wherein it does not exist this State has denied 10
mild and friendly terms (; and in submitting here
toore to the exercise of the power when new slave
holding States have been admitied, no bitterness
has marked hercompaints and protests. The au-
ihority of Congress to abolish slavery in the Dis
irict OF Columbia is apparent, unless the words
employed conerring 1t, gives less and different
power when inserted in Constitutions, than when
used in other portions Of the written and spoken
language Of the country" f-
The complaint in relation to the non-deliyery Of
fugitives from labor is replied to by review of the
laws enacted upon that subject. He says that an
act of Congress, providing. mode Of procuring
due proof of the correctness Of the claim of the
reputed owner of fugitive from labor; and requ-
ring satisfactory evidence, from disinterested par
ties of the former condition Of the person claimed,
would receive the sanction Of the citizens of Penn
sylvania, and their cooperation in carrying il into
effect No enactment would give satisfaction that
failed to require strict proof Of the right of the
master. -s-.s- 4F
The Governor then undertakes to vindicate the
State from the injustice done to her by the resolu-
| tons. Her voice was never heard in loud COM
plants against acts injurious to her people, but
always in kind remoustrance and -the refusal on
the part of certain saveholding States to deliver
up although required so TO do, Dy express provision
of the Constitution, kidnappers, whose wrong doing
was against the very sovereignty Of the Common
wealth, furnished in her opinion, valid reason
for assembling conventions to disrupt the eOnfede
| ration Of the States, -
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS.

"ooDsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natehez,)
w having resided upwards of forty years in the South,
party az New Orleans, but mostly at Matches has removed
70 rev orleans, and offers his services as
"A u \ n He Will attend particularly TO the purchase,
Ses and exchange Of Wild Lands, Plantations, Houses and
o or vacant Lots IN this city any part of the United
states also TO the adjustment Of claims and from
any part oi The world the collection of debts taking depe
Snens and anthenticatng deeds and other documents
nose wishing his services requested to be particular in
giving definite Instructions that will be misunderstood
ana tn3se wSh1ng neal estate to be purchased sold
edgeG snEGI gye accurate descriptions Of the property
PAD, VII be attended to promptly and careIullG
lie for Mississippi and Alabama 10 take
at No. 30 GrdUier street
Dec q, lss-Having been long acquainted with Doctor
Woodson Wren, take pleasure recomening hin n 6a
public worthy ofeondence for his industry bns
ness habits and integrity. J. A. QUITMAN
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton ROuge Dee 8 isa9-Ih hsv.
hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren to the public as
OF upright character and altogether worthy of
yI3 ISAAC JOHNSON. Gov. La.
II AIsINs 25 boxes choice fresh Lorng's Brand land
mhls RARELLI s. co. 81 Common at
RpCkWHEAT-l5O packages. quarters and sighthS,
RkS W. sAA'L WOLFF, s GRvSa.
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~ Lamartine is about to turn romanee-writer,
and be has had the extraordinary good luck to find
spectators who have bound themselves to pay him
100000 for certain number of romsnces--at the
rate of sl000 volume, or thereabouts. One Of
these volumes Is already in the hands Of the pub
Iishers
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aEiaX5IlsIIlII7IJ7|up

1l2 St. Charles Street, near Lafayette Square,
SOLE proprietor Of Dr. Levett's ATENT ENAMEL.
~ BY which all the Gold Plates Springs and Casps used in
securing Artificial Teeth, eonceaed by beautiful En-
aHe, making not only complete imitation OF the natural
Teeth and ns, but protecting the metal from acids and
mouth BY all other modes. y
J. W would call particular attention to his improved
method OF inserting Teeth God Plaie Persona requiring
such would do well to call and examine specimens AL his
operations will be warranted tile besl OF workmanp and
maternal, and 70 give satisfaction those who
ize him. j. w. refers the following gentlemen who have
hOnored him with their patronage;
Professor Stone, Dr; BenbIook, Morphy & Neyius,
Professor M0rphy, Sykes q Hyde, Robson u Alice,
Professor Dmry, StuTges Il Wight, etc. etc.
kV Denusu supplied with Cold Fol, Plate, Teeth, etc.
Utce and residence, No. ST. CHARLES street, near
tho Of povaras iva I
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TO RENT.

10 REM.
ITO REST-A furnished PARLoR and BED ROOM,
Il with KITCHEN a. SERVANTS ROOM, wanted, -
IN good nelghbobood and pleasantly situated. Terms M
50 per month. Address w. r. al this office. mhTe
FIO REAT-The Upper part of the large and commo.
Il diOus STORE, known No. ii Canal street, -
between the New Custom House and SIs amboat Lsnd a
ing, running through Crossman street lao eet, sua A
bic oT large commission business. with entrance lrJm
both Streets will be the season,
lease. Apply the premises. nhz3 LIT
lNukNIshED ROOMS 10 KENT, al So -
Il PHILIPPd STREET, 6etueeH Common aud EfHa
GrdUteT streets. dB 1hA
n 'O RENI-The SECOND STORY Of % Gus -
t0HhOaSe street, suitable for Storage OF Furniture, M
Hosting Wheel and other cOnvenencess RentA
Low. Can be seen by applying 10
do J. DURBR1DGE co, on the premises,
FURNISHED kOOAIs FOk REAT.-pieasanI a
Il Furnished Rooms in the large tw0-stoy house, Esa
with Galleries, at the of ST. John and PerdidO
STORE 1U RENT.-rhe large ur-story Store lor part
- sanie) No. 40 TehoupiI0aas street. formerly
cupied by Kennedy u Foster. being aendid location NA
Tor large Western GrocsEy or Dry Goods house. Fu
nis WM. L. CUSHING s. CO.. 55 Common d.
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EDUCATION.

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A 5 BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, CdroRdeld
IA street, ST. Joseph, esabedn 1642 under the
superinlencenee OF the MISSES y1LLISON from Lon
Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction, constantly for the reception OF
ladies, in all the solid and ornamental branches requ
site 10 complete and finished education.
TkRMs and other particulars may be known 1ppca-
ton The residence OF the MISSES ALLISON on Caron-
deet street. jal4 ly
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DENTISTRY.


DENTAL SURGEONS, No. i04 COMMON ST.,
oDpOsfte he Prtvate Entrance . tls 50 cAartsHote
r9HEY can convince any one that Canous Teeth may be
preserved 10 old age millions
Of which annually lost that might - - 4
be M p,sssfyed BY timely and iadicoas Isat-u
Health, comfort beauty and Iogexy are greatly depen.
Gent on the preservation OF the Teeth. ~t b -
TOOtbaee caused bs exposure Of the nerve, be
heyeo and the nerve destroyed without pain. y :. -
They used the Letheon and Chorofom nearly 5000
cases. without the least injury To The patient and with eni
success IN destroying sensby 10 the extraction Of
Teeth and also IN te most surgical Operations. ampu
mon in this city. = = : p
They are prepared to insert eztARfIFICIALTEETH.ft from
one to entire tets, either with without Artificial Gns
with or without atmospheric Gas circumstance
equle) according 70 the latest scientific improvements IN
the = h y 81 ~. 3 - - 53
Those persons who have operations for several
years past, will ceeriuy bear testimony their avos par
ucuaIy OF their beauty and durability. nah2B ly d&W
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORN

TNHE Patronage that has been extended SO very lib
Il rally the last years, while Com y aN73
mon street, has induced us the last summer to 4Ey*E
the largest Shops in the Southern Counuy and prepared
with good Northern workmeR and the best OF materials
build style of Carriage order, and guaranty them
years, il usedin the county, We,9re also better prepared
restore them almost their original beauty and dnIab
ty although apparently worn out and useless We will pay
hand an assortment Of NEW and SECOND HAND CAR,
RIAGES which will he sold low. Old Carriages taken in
trade for New We invite the those
ing NEW CARRIAGES, or their old repaired TO cal
al our Mannfacto and Repository and nudge for
next door 70 the Office Of the Commercial Water Works
OF the ST. Charles Hotel New Orleans.
novl3 6md&W MATTHEW'S & DENMAN.
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[From Mr.; S. C. Hayss, Of the firm Q Bro,Der, Hayes
Co., Booksellers and StatiORers, No 1893 Market street
Phiiadeip iphid-Januery 8, 1847.
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar an invaluable RENE
ay; it cured the worst of colds with If you want Ger
ticate will cheerfully give one. 8. G. HAYES.
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Ddpis's Syrup Of Wad CheErY and Tdr-Ye would cal
attention to the advertisement OF this valuable medicine In an
other column Several of is sautary effects have come
under personal Ybserya and therefore confden
recommend il to the aiicted.-Ed NJ. j. WeeklU piSit
and Tsmperanee Sentinei, (IrsRton,) Fe6. g. 1871
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INSURANCE.
.NeaC OrLe0ass .ggeMcN

VeaC Orleans Agency
MUTUAL PROTECIION INSURANCE co.
OF Nashville. Tennessee.
co%%ss9 % ss sGsp sssS I o Mq%' Sq RR%PaS
RGfsoe; 81 1 TIE Hi sgGs g zSb XIV
a b:t in Gs pIs re H
SiESi:S E:$:,., ssisa sss: R&s:s1 s$s e
B. Ti F&u l1hV WNfFESSi ? SMfns9.I' Mazs9,
s 4s 4EfF'' 'R'i fPoss;.. sssE; E. Eg9HfSini Hi%i.n.
n g. + R,hsEs NIcESLSy4S yS. P,s:id.S, Prssdsn,.
G. j. r. WHARTON, secrstary.
Thomas x. Price, tSsAL DIRE r. ii. Fraser.
s Se, f W Wa Ef'' Johnson. fI1as Rssss % Camp st.
kV- Pieayune will please copy.
NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
S1ls fs5H9F ESEFER
The G s cITsT have been
sIa%ss 81 ~ .ifs Fss fsSTSF and
mhS y Office. No ss Camp siTeet Nsw6dsan.:
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE..
" CAPITAL. ss0O,OOO.
GE9. ". MARTIN, JACOB N 'GAvooK, q. M. Fose.
Wi%oon,oLx. tSsS iona m N. MatfBs Bs:g, sam 9fM
JAMES ]. GIL. seCretary, JOHN. M. HILL. Pres't.
to- This longestablished Company with the most ample
R er & kEHsi oS SSSRSs Ss
't 81 AsfFPHE FEkE 4 Hs PPSsPi PERKSs n Ss S Magazine st.
MERCHANTS, AND PLANTERS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Permanent Fund By Aet Of Incorporation, $500, ,OOO
DIRECT
VIM. LaUghIB, Kendall Dunbar, c. A. Bulkley,
Cuthbert Bullitt, Samuel Janson, VIM. h. Pattison.
Joseph Menard G. s. Cutter, VIM. Chrsty,
Elliott Robbins Abm. Vanbbber, Charles Pride,
Peter Marcy, Ig. Szymanski. John Hall.
WIN. IAUGHLIE, President.
CUTHBERT BULLITT, Vice President.
Jos. NASH, Acuary. EwD. RAwLE, Solicitor. =. WM
CHRIsTY, Notary,
Jas JONES, NJ D. and A. II. CENAs, NJ. D., Physicians
The Merchant and Planters Insurance Company having
amount subscribed in cash and well secured notes, amply
sufficient for all contingencies is pepared 70 receive
applications and make IBslFances at their Office, South east
Corner of Ny3TCHEZ and GIMP Streets, on FIRE,
MARINE, and RIVER RISKS, and also upon the LIVES
Of White persons and Slaves.
s This Company is established on the Mutual principle
Of Insurance. whereby every person nsung with becomes
Interested IN It's success and its profits divided among its
customers, payable in Cash. instead OF Scrip. d. ly
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SUNDRIES-LN STORE
C2O0 packages RAISINS AND FIGS;
l5O boxes Spsrm and Star CANDLES;
30 boxes English Dairy CHEESE:
40 boxes No 1 Family and Toilet SOAP
50 boxes STARCH;
= 3 boxes CHOCOLATES;
60 baskets SWEET OIL;
l3O packages TEA, Green and Black:
200 packages NJ MACKEREL, Shad, Tongues and Sound
and Goldfish;
3OdoZen BEEF TONGUES;
5SaSzen Sszsss S@9e0SRscfEssTrERsHiRE S9eSs SAUCE;
60 dozen PRESERVES. Pickles, Jellies and Jams;
Is dozen TOMATO KETCHUP;
100 dozen Kentucky and English MUSTARD:
+ 80 barrels Boston Wine and Quincy CRACKERS;
30 dozen Salmon Shad and Lolsers, IN cans
II dozen Preserves Peaches and Damson, in cans;
20 pa kaRes Buekwheai and Pearl Bareyi -s. -
BUTTER-Goshen and Western: in store and for sale BY
mh29 ii CHAS, STOUGHTON, ~ Camp st.
HAY-9OO su1srior bales Bath Hay and for sale
IL by the suhssrhers TURNER SDRiAs
mh9 corner OF Orange and Lesee stIeets.
SALT-CoaEse and Fine Liverpool Salt, in Bleaehed and
~ Unheaohad naoks landing and IN and for sale BY
On JOHN TooLEs o BAAk RAaas
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.
EE-rzs x C.4RRL4RE WARE HOUSE, Nos.
CssK~ha%4s 4 and o3 Common street, cSAEN IL
E9SyG~f44S nearly opposite NeranGa Ho- 6SS4f3A
-&4x---R4-.t ~ .tel.-Uur stock numbers fum
mode tor and country Persons wishing Carriages
Will hnu their call and style and
prices before purchasing and ater rney cannot
a1 to be SUITED Terms Favorable and prices l0c, for
Cash OF CHy Acceptance. mhz3 3mdSl w
- REN1OHAL.-LOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOSE
~ OIOR1B lfS COMMON and 4 GRAyIER - g
sSTRsETs STR Rear OF the 81. Charles Hotel.-H K, &4
BEACH having moved from 10 and As RuyaRf2SSaE
street, to the above establishment, will keep constantly on
hanu large and complete assortment of CARRIAGES of
the latest and most beautiful models finished most pea
iec style, many Of which We're originated and built expressly
tor the OF this establishment Purchasers are invited
to examine this stock before making their selections else
where. nib 6md& w
4 ES-CARRlAGEs-The subscribers nave
~ now on hand large and well selected ass0rt-1
ment OF CARRlAGS and constantly Sdt 44E
Style and Variety. Purchasers would do well to give us
cali A. WOODRUFF & Co.
09 6md&W los St Charles street.
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RriRN.

p. sarah Leui,a !. IL MI . D..........l l9. n.
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From S. S. GiUens.J
PADuCAH, KY, June 8, ls6My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup nnw reduced bottles, and its popularity daily
increasing ou wond do well to send another supply.
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

OIAAeA1A1ANAE4A13 G4Oe
=. W. HALE. J. A. LUM.
IN Nos y and 20 Ciraufer street. ..s-Nsz =,
CARRIAGES aud HARNESS of every @ 7k
description always on hand. For sale low ES4a>fI4A
ior cash OF approved paper Also; -XEk--SnE- -XEk
Varnish. tmhls 6md&Wl E. w. HALE & LUM.
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BERNARD GlLL0OLY Be retary.
-. true copy from the minutes. -
snsh BERNARD GlLLOOLY. Secre.arn-


New Orleans, January %, 1850
hTOIfCE,-With view to the speedy withdrawal from
circulation Of all the Notes Of this Bank, the charter Of
which Will expne the LIST day of May next the holders of
the Notes requested present them iur redemption, a.
the coanter of the Bank, as early as practicable.
iaaO end t1ap r j. PAIFREY. Cashier.
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Rs "a % NSESDER' GEM 'i z ao ote s p GHas,,, ~ =,
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From Hdrgedtt drJuc (5Oiodn.1 j
LIsoFKR, July 20. S46Y Wild Cherry and Far SyruI
gives general Satisfaction We have been Of It for soma
tune, and h0pght would order any but Il is amosi
daily INQUIRED io and we thoosht eaps L would be besi
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PHILApELPHA, June 2 1851 free recommend DR.
Dayss Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experience
Of its benca effects in my have been for
time past subject to attacks of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspeptc symptoms Last spring. having
had been cured by Dr. Davss Syrup, ty it. did So
relieved by 1t in less than bottle It's apparent good
effects immediate.
InHN z. Dram. IIadies, Shanaaker- 70 Race .traat
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lEItraet from letter from Mr.. s. ". Wilson, HueTehant
Of Neot0UR, BHcks county, PenHsytUdaid.l
NEwTOwE 9Th month 30, lo46-A young man OF my &C
quaance has taken your Syrup and has been perfectly cured
he abOred under the consumption for more than three years
and took great many kinds of medicine and under t
medical treatment Of three of the eminent physicians
this county, but received benefit until he took Dr. Dayie
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and Immediately commenced
getting better, and is well and heay. This statement
received from HIMSELF his name is Henry T. GOdshak, War
the county-is laborng and cannot be denies
that the Syrup saved his life.