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Dariss Syrup Of IPitd Cherry and Tdr-We wou.d ca
attention to the advertisement of this valuable medicine in an
other column Several of its sautay effects have come
under personal observation, and therefore confidently
and Temperance Sentinel, (IreHton,) Feb. 8, lSl7.
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Caitins Co.: happy TO inform you that thinE Dr
Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar win take the lead up
ia part of the country. of it, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke. have been asked so often for T
Dauis's DepurGtips Extract and Joseph Ddus's Hors
agency for the above articles agreeable please
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. r. KEMPToS
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PHILADELPHA June 5 1851 feel free recommend DR.
Dayss syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar from my experiences
of its beniea effects in my case have been for some
time past subject to attacks of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dypeptc symptoms Last spring. having
attack OF it, was recommended by acquaintance who
had been cured by Dr. Daviss Syrup try it. did so and
relieved by in less than bottle. Its apparent good
effects immediate.
JoHNF ORAM, Ladies' Shoemaker. 10 Race street
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EDUCATION.


HIGH bCHDUIl FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A S BOARDERs AND DAY PUPILS, CdrOndelet
IA street, 50. Joseph established in 1872 under the
superntencence Of the MISSES y4LLISON, from Lon
DON. This lnstitnon, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction, constantly for the reception of
young ladies, in all the solid and ornamental branches Tequ
site TO a complete and finished education
TERMS and other Particular may be known appIca
ton at the residence Of the MISSES ALLISON on Caon
deet street. ial4 1y
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LlaoMxR, July %. is461YouT Wild Cherry and Tar syru
gives general satisfaction We have been ont Of il for
daily inquired lor and thought perhaps il would be be
to order some - =
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE BREAST.

PHILADELPHIA, June g. 1851 can highly recommend Dr.
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knowledge
of its virtues My wife had been affected for long with
weakness and in the beas the of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would after
time and all occasions the relief speedy as
In the first place 1t months she been
free Of the Affection consider and recommend it
valuable medicine Its gtheng effect has been very great
in addidonto relieving the breast SWALLOW 79 Water St
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[FrOm Mr; S. c. Hdges, Of the firm Of Brooer Hayes &
Co., Booksellers aud StatioRers No 1873 fdrket sfTsef
PkiIadekphia-Ianuary 8, lS47.1
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar invaluable rene
dy cured the of colds with me- If you want Ger
tifcate will cheerfnlly give one. S. C. HAYES
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DIR. DAVIS'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.

IN OFFERING TO the public hisnew and valuable remedy
for CONS UMPIIOF, BRONCHITJS, ASTHMA.
COUGHS, COLDS, &c., append few notices Of the
character and efficacy Of the medicine Numerous tesmo.
nas may be in pamphe for distribution at the agency.
that Dr. D. eminent practising physician oftwelye years
standing, graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
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character and efficacy Of The medicine Numerous teimo.
Which invited to obtain t%ay be opeT g say
saS: a R r saua al o s T1 q
EsSS ~ a. qlr = ss b FssT ss Rssf#a q VIA Cher,
and Tar has given great satisfaction those who have used
on "a S oo Son'f R abe iss Ell %
nn [fyem Mr.. Edrqrd Rossius,,. Druggist"
Bon4pEsTows tp6np n X jan lsmMe lS Saye & ssssn
s"d hsre and Sase iod & al s reVsd rom you G
IL Cook has used in his practices he thinks highly of the
Dr. Cook one of the most eminent physicians in the
BOnsps ane %f 1 das Il E % &
was with the expressed intention Of publihng certificate
without good authority f9 s truth To that rule have
we have not had the most responsible guarantee The follow
ing was orTarded by respectable Druggist Mr. Howss.
tFMSg "a wa;tsyn ad Empizs RTaysSn Ohio ysy e. ls
say to that cough and affection o the lungs hai
s9g s and T h %be ySS SS aS S a m
soye nms e 2 SsuD ss TS9 cam s The use Of
remedy. Yours respectfully, W. w. PmLIIFs.
[Earact from letter from Mr. S. ~ HIlson. merchant
:, Of Neaotopn. Bucks county. Pennsviudnid.1
NEwTowS sth month 90. lSl65A young man Of my
mel he d6oed to under the ep9s5dmpon fer than three
medical treatment Of three of the most eminent physcsns IN
this county, but received benefit nnt he took DR. Davs
getting better and now well and heatry Ths staement
received from himself his name is Henry T. Godshalk War
minister township, Bucks county, Pa. He is known all over
the couny-s poor aborng man, and it cannot be denes
dRother Cure-Palptaton Of the Heart and Consumption
of the Lungs relieved by Dr. Dayiss Compound Syrp al
Wild Cherry and Tar:
Phil ApELPHIA April 1S46-FOr four or five weeks of last
winter was troubled with severe cough attended with great
hghne and pain the breast and frequent violent papita
ton Of the heart The cough wss haras1g prevent
70 that degree that obliged frequently during the day
leave ny work to rest myself My physician pronounced my
lungs affected and began to entertain appreesons
that would get well again At this time Dr. Davis't
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar recommended me- In
two or three days Of it, the oppression and pain in the
breast greatly relieved and by the time had four
and strength restored The psPatOn of the heart with which
had been severely tronbed for years. almost gone
feel little of occasionally with exeTion. The relief Of
the palpatOn has been great that confident one op
two bottles Of the medicine would have entirely removed
it. HENRY NIcKKRsoN, 1870 John Street
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Frog DIR; W. S. Maekintosh.1

" o. sHdcRlnLO5h,J
WRLLsvlLLK, Ohio January g. l547-The article of Wild
Cherry and Tar lind TO be valuable medicine, ard
considerably iu practice have sold and used ne ry al
that you have forwarded and would be pleased to have yoI
send another supply the Of transportation
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From S. S. GiBens.J
PApUCAH KY, June 8, lS46My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced 70 six bottles and its popularity daily
increasing. You would do well to send another supply
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\ Transit .......+26 mi
| United States Ss.m.
W. A. Cooper =. lsn;
Wallace .-....-l9, IA;
| VIM. Ward. ..... LEU
Windsor Castle. I'M
Wilson Kennedy 8 m:
LetlAnd .......- I'm;
..s-...s a-...s-..+..-
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Rries.

Wm.&Eliz1heth lo,ml
forttoEn ...... 5,mi
z Q..........n 1ml
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M1,0RD a,1y. PfMy SoURty 9StS1f. lss;E
afflicted for twenty years with violent breas
tended followed by emacation, and other decided symptom.
OF consumption applied to several eminent physicians and
was advised to try Dr. psys Composnd nes sysnp 81 Wd
Cherry and Tar ofwhich took two bottles which entirely
dence recommend i to all who like afflicted as
The Authenticity Of the above statement roucbsS Sf b,
NJ Isaac Murphy, merchant Of Milford who knows Mr..
rooney and the circumstances of his case MrT now sixty
Dr. DGpis's Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar.-The fol,
of Mrs Geogewhout paint varnsh. No certificate mar.
uipsG,nring VIII sufferers resis! sTSh evidence
the last fifteen years to lungs cough and hectic
anu very . aud & an u NJ Guag tat me VIII
night Last April had violent attack which lasted
diseased would SPIT up daily half pint Of matter toos e
many remedies that recommended me, well
out any relief At last was prevailed upon 70 ta Dr. ba
& I 0omp0Tnd G syrup Of WA a Cherry and lar eh had
had taken one bottle my cough gave way my pght sweat.
der that am entirely WELL except neuragio pain that am
occasionally afflicted with side Of my head.
d dOors % Below % se6uyk Gsi1n sixth. soHtR ffR' side
k- gentleman of this city, who has been troubled with
an abty of the urinary for several years, which,
n o and O n afy by
Use Of Dr. Dayss Compound syrup Of WILD Cherry and Tar
cine, that the tedious affection gradually disappear
1t has been Jera since he has taking
the medicine, and the rtaby of the bladder entirely
moved and he feels stronger and better in health than before
he attacked with cold such the soothing and
waiting effects of this valuable medicine. Its efficacy is the
same in inflammation of the kidneys liver, palptaton o
the heart tremors, etc. To any similarly afflicted
WHO may want respectable reference his name will be given,
and court inquiry, people often deceived by a.
vered medicine that they frequently reject those which
good and free OF Quaekery.
Le aPqganiFS win the gentleman to whom the above
master prlnter.-Ed Rcyst0Rs.l
az The following statement is from worthy and wei
known citizen. Mr. Mar has been for several Di:
rector of the PUBLIC Schools and has held various offices Of
honor and responsibility:
PHILApELPHIA, September 10, 1si5-A month or more
since attacked with obstinate hacking cough WHICH
resisted the common remedies such paregoc and squls,
and other ordinary medicines. Dr. Davss Compound syrup
of Wild Cherry and Tar relieved me few doses and three
fourhs of bottle entirely cured My mother who is
troubled with an habua cough and has been regularly taking
squs and paregoc has been taking Dr. DAVIS medicine for
few days past and says her cough not half so bad as
Thomas MILLAR, Al Race street.
e~ Sold Wholesale and Retail by the General Agents for
the South and West J. WRIGHT CO.,
No. 15I CAartres street, New 0rleans
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rEroa Mr.. John D. Morgan, Drngeist.l

"PrrTsBURs Jan Il, ls47-T6e syrup Of Wiid Cherry
and has given great satsacton to those who ha.e pscd
gentleman Of Ohio. think shall be able sell least
six a %
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riDcipe. -.-.--. s,H2
q. II. iiiler. . Freepoft
Rainbow -. Freeport
Segoehet ..-....l0, ma
Stephen Young. S.m9
Snfan i.0nd ..,-a m2
Thok. Water. LP1'
ViReinne1 ...... 9.ma
\ aitstall .-.... Lite
Water Witch Point
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
3NAPITAL $500, ,0OO-al paid in. Surplus t160, 900.
" JAS. WALKER, Sec'y. JAS. a. PORTER, Pres.
The operations of this Company for IL have been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates, and
losses promptly adjusted. w. b. PARTEE, Agent,
mh6 lY Office. No. 30 Camp street New Crleans
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htbIA & GO. Importers Of HaUdRa Produce, Sugar,
~ CoBes and Tobacco, keep constantly hand large as.
s9rtment OF CIGARS consisting of Imperiales Regaas
CazadoFes, Cahones Paneeas, Small Regaas Milar Ira
blcos from the celebrated brands of Havana
Als9-A general assortment of WINES, LIQUORS, etc.
etc., No. 8 Front Leyee, New Orleans. aulI ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-13

COOPER'S WELL.

SITUATED in Kinds County. Missis-
A'sippl. 10 miles west Of Jackson, the s IA
State Capital, and 4 miles east of Ray -E7s1U,
mond, county seat. The RAYMOND Railroad, now
rebuilding. will probably, be done by the lst O
June; II lnfersects the Vicksburg Railroad al Boil.
tons: distance from Raymond to the Well. a miles
AT tins time Hacks can be had at Bottoms. 10 mile,
TO the Well, or Clinton depot 8 miles. Persons
leaving Vicksburg can he at the Well in four hours
tN'c''st.e arrangements are making for The coming
summer. The water is principally C,aly hcnte. The
celebrity Of this Well is not surpassed and is recon-
mcnded ny the medical faculty in cases Of Chronic
Dlarrl,aa. Gravel. DrorSy. and general Debility il
acts powerfully upon the Liver aud Kidneys, and has
the same salutaiy effect throughout the year. Inya.
l"is can he accommodated at all seasons with com.
Portable rooms.
Bnt few places can excel this rs a watering place,
he picturesque view, the elevated location. roman
TIC h'iiS, and lofty pines in fact, everything indi.
cafes health, independent Of the medical water. which
has proved so beneficial.
Ferns g.
Board and Lodging, for Winter. Spring and Fall
months. S24 per month. 81 per week, ana 81 so ne,
day; The months Of June, July, August and Sep.
tember. $50 per month. $40 per week and % NJ
day. Horses will he taken care Of on moderate terms.
All am'sernents requisite to a watering place will
ne found. and a good band Of music provided for the
umner months.
WILLIAMS & EPPEs. Properietors.
=" "S.Nibiitc oI SOI. Long. late OF the
Mansion House jackson Miss. have been secured.
an trusts that general satisfaction will be given.
Accommodations are making for a thousand persons.
In addition tn the old We'll. another has been obtained
hy slnkInga shaft some 80 fee. deep. and turned ont
10 be strongly impregnated with suip!er and iron i;
Is such mn ineshansiible stream. that suitable hath
houses are ahont to be erected, also the boring of an
artesian Well has been commenced. Renters will
find no scarcity If water for culinary purposes. &c.
Although we consider the well open at all times.
sun the question is asked, when do you open: we
no" say, the LIST May, as a general opening. Quite
. number OF inralids are now here. and a prospect Of
= large company. Judging from letters already recei-
on The subject of rooms. &r. The demand fol-
barrels OF water Is 50 great, we must decline taking
more orders until fall.
The public are requested. should they wish any
IN regard 10 the Medical qualities Of the
or to procure rooms. DC. to address the pro-
nietors, and their letters shall be promptly attended
o.
N. B. Persons leaving for the Well. had better
rider their letters, directed to Cooperss Well. Raw
nond ?. Q. Miss. The mails arrive there daily,
sunday s excepted,l and letters for the Well win be
daily. w. a. +
Cooper's Well. Nav. II. 1s5O-3n
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TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.
Il or uuacks.

TRICKS or uUaCkS.
lE~ EvRRyBuDY fiBAp RMS GAHEFuLLv--There ~ 4
sarsa,iatiila ir sale IN the different towns called :. T.
rprrsehJ's Sarsatsrilla. IL is advertised AS the uRlGE
SAf. GENUINE. sel all tnat. This Tpwnsend "A no doctor
mi nsvet was hht wAa formerly n worker "n railroads. en-
1ais. and the likr-yri he assumes the title Of Urctor fbr tbs
ptHrnrse nj gaining credit for what he IL mt. lie says :" he
aas attended two tnrthtsl sctrnols- and pr7ctireh iur fifteen
yetsrsi !" N,w the trtrh il. he never rrsctirrd medicine a
hy In his life Such ishful, tricktd mare resehtation
it~,ks bad e. The character md vcracity Of the man. wish
ia,s, sincerely. lie hail i,eytr made those statements ri him.
self or NJ fue. When viii men learn 10 be honest and ,riah.
ful in all their ieriinss and intercourse viii, their FELLOW
NET t4s aptlisil "a oN~ Hnri Clapr to assist him ipisnn.
,fnctnr has his mixture, stating the large sums liz would
make. az m, inluceiiietit. 10 srrtzfk IN lie business. These
p,en have hrei, ittst,t ste and iiiellins NE in MI pussiblt
furnss, In uriier TO impress the public with the belief that
The Old lh~tbt'a Shlratttarila w,s not the genuine. otifinai
Sau sp,rp iha, made from the Of Hpetor's D,igina pec,.
uie. This y r. Townsend SAYS ! have snid the use n my
ha,ne fr 81 y week. will give him s50 If he will prs
irce one single solitary pruof Of His. Ills statements "
ihctntsj,,. stkilirnsu 4 TO. IRE nothing hut a ,isqhhe Of
ialsehrohs. simply i,rtIo Il" deceive the Iihlic. aud kssp
die truth ,low, IN regard to his s0ring. ftrWfnfhg eon.
pstttd. This ia To cnnti"n The public 10 purchase none lu.
Old ". JAtOH Tnwiisemi's Saraatrritla. having On il the
Oj Doctors likeness. his fonify Codf n arms, ami Nj.
pgnatnfentrOss The tluat ri Arms.
itinsip.s Gyice, l1 Na~san. sirtri. y. y rIH-
. JACOB row NSEHk.
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J. W. QIIGGINS,
Boot and Shoe Establishne Mt

LATE IT LoU7st177e, ny,
HAVTNG purchased the Shoemaking rsh1fE
I1establishment heretofore owned BY HSS
Messrs. A. Bradford Il Co., respectfully ga
informs the public that he will continue The business
in all its branches. in the Store formerly occupied by
G. G. Tntfle. on Lafayette Streets.
He will always keep ON hand a variety Of Ladies,
Misses. and Gentlerren's Shoes Brogans. Boots. DC,
principally Of his own manufacture. His work Will
be warranted.
The patronage os,lte rshtic respectfully soss'ird.
sris ). n.
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Song Of Little Heart.

- lad
I'll sing thee a sony pi q dear little heart,
That belonged 10 a dear little maid,
And TN tell thee rhymes OF the curious part,
That this dear little heart once played,
For The little maid asked her heart one day,
A il beat meath her bosom Of snow
In faith, little trrmhlcr, would'st awsyt
But The hide heart SSuswercd-N,s
Andihcre came M old man with fnrrowed cheek
With his hesd so bald and gray,
B And he jinglcd his gold, and 'hus did seek
10 "nticc this heart away,
lia! ha! said the little MID with a laugh,
Old man with thy head Of Snow,
Dosi think that | care for thy yellow chat!
And the little heart answcred-nNoi
And there cans" one with a titled name,
And \ string OF is Ms and D's,
And he said that his breast was consumed By q
flame
That uonsht but this heart could apresse,
So the little maid asked her heart again,
prithcr. litile one. wilt thou co1
But the hear was yexed, and would scarcely
deign
10 answer hcr--No! no! no!
But there came a yoth, gay, fearless and fair,
Aml he Stood meath broad tree near.
And he sang 50 softly AMI srscctly an air,
That the maid came close to hear.
And he kissed her, and smiled as she pressed her
heart
With her hetsiS, il iu,tcred So
And she hltslSsd and sighed as she haic him
depart,
But the little heart sad-No! no! no!
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A nnc asscmlssc rtuuliere du Jun dc Police A
In Paroisso d Quest Baton-Rouse. ftat dc Ia Loui
siailc, commenc6ee ct tenuc a la Maison dc Conr d
cctte Paroisse. fAndi le 3 JuiHS 4. ID. 1850. le
nnenlhrcs ~sniyants ont r6pmdu Il rappcl:
dean pte. L.rsfanNe, Nm. Jones LYLE,
Nalmont HILBERT. John /. IolaalI.
Chas, Louis Patti, panl Babin.
Louis Lahtoa. Charles Smith.
Joseph L. Landry, Nagloire {. Leblanc,
ct James W. Pipes.
Lc President $ alors nonrmS Messrs. VIM. ]
Lyle, John L, LphdcN 81 V. hebert, dun comitt
pour examiner les rapportS des elections DIES non.
veauN nirmbres ct lie conIitc n fait lie .apport sui
want
he cnmite charge deyaminer les tftres dos
MemtTcS nourellelacnt eius raprorte cue Mr.. J,
Bite. LaBauNe es' dament elu dams lie line Ward
Louis Lahton dams lie cane Joseph L. Landry
cans le 2nle; Charles Smith dams lie lone; ct
Maslo!re {. Leblanc dams lie SINE Ward.
INV 8 Lyle, o
y LMo RgRrRr. Conite.
JoHv L. LoRnELL.
lie Jun a alors procede. par scrutin. A relectiou
dun President ga Jun de Police pour lannee mo-
chatnc; ct Jean Bite. LaBausc ayant recu uDc ma
.lorf'e DIES volN a done etc declare dAmant elu %,
ayant et6 asserilient6 a pris sa place CONNIE tel.
Nm. }. Lyle Il nomme Mr.. Enes Helert. Gref.
her actnel du JUN, CONNIE candidat pour Ia man,n
place pendant FsnEl5c s~niyante. ct aucune ohier.
non. nayani ct6 otferte il a Ste re-elu a rmani-
gitt.
lie ireSor'er des Fonls Poydras, a soulnis an
Jun e Police lie rapport sUivant, dsrnontrant lstat
de ces fonds:
a" f~te'tFs7F II car rfran6ycs dn Jan de Police dc Ia
PdFnisse d 0ersf Biiosa- Rcnrs.
MESsIErRs:-Ia al ihonneur de soumettre a
sofFe consideration IN rapport dcs prsts des lords
iesnes par Julien Poyaras, pour doter les jeunes
niles lndlgentes .e ceite Paroisse,
Depuis lie premier Lundi de JUN 1919. ~iusou'au
premier iAandi de JUN 1850, lie montant prcte avec
iptefst esi eieTe a $50, si2, don't $1,000 on, ete
preiees a s pour cent. et $40. ia A 10 pour cent
5e soas sounefs %ci-joint ua tahleau aetaille DIES
direTses peIsoan2s qui doiveut 4 oes lords.
- r-octa1t les iEfsrtts acciinules aan6a-t
/ aimee cd lie ds'. ai1ie. qpstfe-cen: c~ir.qusn,e
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q. r. Martin, WI. ID.
UPrra lruNrrNe CREEK, Caroline Co.. NJ D

.Uft. II, 1E4G.
Dr. George I. Warf,n.-Sir; Having been made
acquainted with the composition Of your valuable
Pill. ny yourself. some two or three years ago. | have
used them freely in my private practice with entire
success. and shall continue todp so as long M / tuay
practice medicine and ] now take great plenatre il,
recommending sucf, n Pill as yours to the public M a
safe and efficient purgative IN all cases where a bur
gaiive is necessary. Yours with respect.
JoHN +. Boon, M. D..
Of Prepared and sold by MARTIN d WHITLEY.
OF their Wholesale Drug Store, Baltimore. And by
the following Agent Fl. 7. WADptLL, Baton Rouge.
inne 4.
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Baton Rouge Brewery.

.TNHE undersigned has the honosSo announce 4
i to the citizens of the town and vicinity. IA
that he has established a Bre,rey on the corner y
of North Boulevard and ST. Joseph street. and that
he will from this date be able to furnish whole
sale or retail. HE and Table BEER warrant
ed pure and Of good quality. Also. EeQa aud FEED.
7Ins :. ~. allen. ST. MARTIN.
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DIR, MARTINS
syrup Of wild Cherry.

THlIlS Compound is one Of the hest remedies ever
l. offered TO the public in Coughs. whether aris-
ing from culd or wbooping cough, or that dreadful
CONSUMPTION. Few remedies, III the short time IL
has been before the public. have effected so many
cures. Tle proprietors are every day resolving orders
Tor IL at a distance. and In this eily, IN which they
have h~sn highly gratified 10 learn its good effects.
The BxlEp Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
Maryland ttbe Right Rev. w. II. Nottingham has
! authorized Us to say that he has used it in his own
| person with decided benefit. and our Medical friends
Mo not sertple to recommend it as one Of The best re-
iTNpedies in CONSUMPTION. Bronchitis. Asthma. ttr,.
IAN n highly respectable Physician Oh, Kent Island.
WYNN We fBa,le acquainted with the prsparaiipn !,
KENT STAND rns ". 1877.
DA Martin-Dear Sir Since my retIrn horse. !
pesWibeI your SYRUP or Wild CIFTtRRY in
severn easss; one in particular, a case Of Asthma. OF
long syesrIine (nhout ~ years. n ~i,eirb,pr and patient
of MINI Her disebse had never been b%puefttad Nv
any NNicite which she has tnken and fur the last
year or Nyo she has been confined entirely to the
hot,se. Nc not know that she had n good nights
rest for a Estg time. but sinre she Inns coln,aprlced
taking yur'N Heaieine land she has only takeg, one
bottlej she N enabled to 90 to bed and sleep ven ali
night. IthNS tile Medicine will make a perfect rt,re
Of her. and Ne is determined to give IL a. fair ftisl.
Her husband NIr. hotlerick Earickson. is a merchant
here, ana saysM You will send him some Of il he vii
act as your ngeM.
ioprs,A SAMUEL HARPER. NJ. u.
Price 10 cent? Mr. bottle. Around each bottle Their
10 a short treatise adj Discusses of The Chest.