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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Voice from California
BON PLAN DIS
E'CGc3' and s4gGe EselMeFFy.


TIHE FOLLOWING LETT Err from the most reIia-
i BILE source, fail convince the scepti-
cal, that the above remedy of the best specifies
offered the pubic; especially, when it
sidered that the disease here, its form
prosrating The strongest men; and reducing them
low aso be scarcey recognizable by their friends afera
weeks sickness
Capt Spring informs that after he had disposed of
all of this medicine, he offered 800 a bottle for
some of it.
New York, May 10, Ie49.
Mr.. Isaac OsgooG: Dear Sir--On my late voyage to
California, took with few dozen bottles of
Bonpland'c Fever and Aguc remedy not much mat
ter of profit introduce it into that section of the
country, where it is much needed: Invaluable
remedy for disease prevalent.
My busines prevented any giving that attention TO the
sale of it, which deserved but passed from second
hands very much higher prices than those at which
disposed of it, say 25 80 dollars per bottle; and in
single Instance did learn IFS having been used where
it was not attended with perfect success. aH55e
From Mr.. Sutter, (son Of Capt. Suter at New Heb
vetia,) learned it was tbeyond price, No should
go into the gold regions without being armed with this
weapon ofdefence have been of vast
amount of distress and suffering brought by this dis
ease, of which believe this medicine to be complete
and perfect cure. Signed yours truly,
J. H. SPRING, of ship Huntress,
Price-S1, so per Bottle.
For sale by ISAAC OSGOOD, Sc Cedar street. up
stairs. New York. Also by, EtIesSss
]. s. OLMSTED, Lower Sandusky, o.
CHARLES POWERS d Co, Woodyille, @.
Aug. 25-I4 en-
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

In Of these advantages they calculate tc
be able TO the people of SandusKy county least
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in the purchase of their goods the present This
fact with the correct opinion Of some of their
s'thatthe intelligent farmer will judge for
himself aud in the end patronze the man who does bus
upon the fares terms, is the only why the
public giving head quarters such
TREME ENDOUS PATRONAGE.
Envy and disappointment will undoubtedly cause ma
ny PETTI insinuations and those who indulge in such
feelings will often scratch hard TO find "bone of con-
tention, aud will soon mistake as to
suppose that business depends upon NoIsE
Show" but its all because they took lessons at
Head Quarters. ifthey hadthey would have found
that they first and then the peo-
pie will always remember them in return.
October 18th, Is49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
The subscriberis also agent for Whitman g. Colton'
CLEVELAND MARBLE FACTORY:

and will make contracts for Tomb Stones any other
Marble work favorable terms they be made
at Head Quarters. F. II. CALDWELL.
Lower Sandusky, March 8, 1s49
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Chancery Notice.
Chancery Notice,
Chancery Notice.
State Of Ohio, Sondusky county, court of conanann
pteos-In chancery.
La @ Rawson,

-. pleas-In chancery.
La @ Rawson,
Thomas Gallagher. by virtue of a decretaI order
Aaron Loveland, ct al - issued out of the o.
common pleas of Sandusky connty Ghio directed
and delivered, shall offer public sale the 9th day
of March next. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M
and o'clock P NJ. the following described lands ano
tepemsnts, to wit:
The east half Of the north quarter of section
number thirty six, No 36) township number five, Is
north of range number fifteen, l5) containing eighty
and forty -four one-hundredhs of land in Sandusk
county, Ohio.
AIKEN the property Of said Gallagher and LoveanG
TO satisfy decree in favor La G. Rawson and others
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Jan'y l9-45:5 Special Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPL AIMS

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
hd as certain and ua! in correcting ALL the incidental ea
and irregularities of the female PUL4fO
NARY BALSAM. 1t makes difference whether derange-
ment be suppression other incidental
UIATES ALL by Strengthening the SYSTEM eguafRR
enaton and soohtng and GLayfn NERVOUS lRRITABLITY
See Pamphlets for proof
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Cholera Cordial.

4 safe, certain efectuaI preventive and curetor
Cholera and Cholera AorbuS an all stages
NhiS Cordial is prepared and recommended by
Il the best French and English phy yscians-and can
be relied upon in all cases.
The proprietor feeling that the Cholera is disease
that should be tred with, and that palm off upon
the public article that be relied upon would be
eapordizing the life of all who -feel great conf
dence in offering this article to the public thavng stood
the test in thousands of in France England and
Germany.
Nothing be better, and bottle will in most
effect cure-it taken in time.
Every family should have bottle on hand, all are
liabe-and the Cordial should be given Immediately up
on the first symptoms.
An ounce of prevention is worth pound ofcure
Sold only by C. R. MeCULLOCH,
June 2, '49. (15) Lower Sandusky.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Not to be UndelsON!

SaMtEWsky Drag Store.
Drugs Medicines, Oils, Paints and Dye Styfs,
OFFERED for sale on terms that cannot but prove
~ satisfactory all who wish TO purchase the best
rantabe articles, at lowest rates will be found here.
At Wholesale and Retail.
variety Of Paints, White Lead, Red Lead, Paris
Green, chrome Green, chrome Yellow, Turkey TIMBER,
Terra de sienna, eowO Ochre Vermon. sugar of Lead,
Lampback of various qualities, Ivory Black, Chinese
Vermon Gold and silver bronze, of various shades,
copal Varnish, and spirits Turpentne.
AlSO-Dye Woods and StUffS.
Madder Indigo. Alum, Blue Vtrol, cochneal solution
of Tin, Logwood, Fustic. copperas, &C., &c. Wehave
also a good article of Lin-Seed Oil, Alcohol,
Pure Wines and Brandy for the sick. Ginger, ream
Tartar soda, Epson salts, and Oil by the guam
tty; ali for cash that is moto.
Beeswax, Ginseng, sassafras Bark from the oot, to be
well washed and dried. and Paper Rags will be taken in
exchange for Goods at their cash price.
SHEETS & BELL.
Lower Sarduskv. June %, '49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
P. MAXWELL.
ChnncerY Notice.

Chancery Notice.
State Of Ohio, Sandusky county, court Of common
pleas-Ka chancery.
Ami w Cutter,
VS..
William K. Dana ct. al.
DY virtue of decreta order issued in this case,
ID directed and delivered, shall offer for sale
due, the 9th day March next, between the hours
prescribed by law ate door of the house of said
county in Fremont, the following described real estate
situate in said county. wit:
The northwest quarter Of section number thirty
in township number four north of range number fifteen,
containing hundred and sixty of land more
less, in Sandusky county, Ohio.
Taken the property of William K. Dana, ct al, TO
satisfy decree rendered in said of Ami w.
Cutter. and against said Dane, ct al
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Jan'y 1866 Special Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Chancery Notice.

Stats of 0htO iSaadusky county court Of con,mo,
pteas-Hu chancery.
E,hsnszer w Arms.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
blank Deeds Tor saIe.

WTARRANTY, MORTGAGE, and QUIT CLAIM
NV DEEDS, together with variety of other Blanks,
for sale al the FREEMAN OFFICE.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Head Quarters,
REDEEMING IT'S PLEDGE TO THE
p e @ p L e

TENDAEL S MINIS have made great strike
N in the purchase Of their Goods the present season.
buying them very early, (during the cholera times and
before the rise in the market
The combined stocks ofthe ElyriT & Sandusky
concerns, of the large capital employed
bes the IN to purchase in large quantities, directly from
the manufacturers and their agents. which makes
wing of jobers profits and enables them to sell at
fair commission less than those who purchase small sim
gle stocks of Goods in the ordinary way.
They calculate that they shall be enabled to save the
peonIe at least from ordinary prices.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

Also, other article in the Cabinetline which
be wanted His work shall be got up in good style
any other establishment in the country, and afforded
reasonable rates.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

MY FRIEND do you want good Goods and cheap
1Nl Goods, call PETTIBONE and examine his
stock just opened at his old stand opposite Deals.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02

Wanted at this Office,
Hn CORDS good Hickory aud Ash wood. Tothose
HI who have promised us Wood say. Wewant
hnow. Freeman Office, l.. Sandusky, May 26
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-02
Boots and shoes.

ONE ofthe largest best and cheapest stocks of Mems
" Womens and Childrens Boots and Shoes ever Of
cred, jus, opened at PErrIBoSE's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
BOOK TRADE.
NOW READY.


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III. Just pub ished - - - -.
NEW AND COMPLETE DICTIONARY Of THE
ySGLIsH AND GERMAN LANGUAGES, "i.1 No 2fo,
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Webster ard Heinsius, containing concise Orammsr ot
either sngusqe dialogues with re'ere7cs ~ RrahIifch
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M rrni though small ven cieW and d-nc aai l- p'
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tie rfe b. ied that, - Pn-nf
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hs,. 20 u.e hon CHARLES BECk.
CaHtrt -, Jau. y, 1850 Prot hAf'Afa OH'ei''H'
From ih- "Tcaciers AivoCate'
Ths u0fk psr- Eng-h German a1f brfnnin tn- - p
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the publisher very iteraisAaTe u conmeblation
New i0rt. jar =. ls5O
have been e,ednsy much peased With ElT@rs ~
Dictionary Of The English German Language and a. iof i
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particularly 70 the American student ofthe German
THEODOR O.. GLAUBESSkfEE.
Prof.or q German the Pre- Academy and .evsr other
niyl6 eoo3tf Institutions Of the CITY Of ses fors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
TEN THOUSAND CURES,
AND NOT A SINGLE rAYI.nnE

nR. HASTINGS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPrHA,
Deelebraed throughout both continents for Id voukoF
Of Consumption Aibma Decline Splitting OF Blood
Night Sweas, Difficult Breathing Cougks Colds and III
diseases Of the chest and iungs
In effect upon the system is mild and soothing at ths
same time certain and efcscious rarely failing 70 gfve
relief upon the hrst application and by repeating NV
dimes permanent cure IL effected.
Syrup, but payyda 10 eys He warrants Il 10 act npou
the chye and purify 1.-THE warrants 4, To remove al I'm
pednens which retard the free circulation OF the blood
he warrants 10 open the internal and srdj pores of
the body, and eject all the obnoxious particles which hsve
accumulated In The system; he warrants 1t neverA
CURING DISEASED LUNGS.
Hecne Fever, Night Sweets Dyspepsia Liver Compssnt
ram In he Chest and Asthma; and he warrants 10 Ar.
rest formation OF tloerces In the lungs and 10 bal
those already formed so thai persons In Consumption
may take II with the mosi positive condolences of cure;
fors great seat or action the LUNGS which Il pe>vat<s
10 all directions purifying them ofevethng obnoxious ia
ln progress and which Kapped according directions
It eannot fdl to leave In perfectly healthy condition
DR.. Hatngss Compound Syrup Of Naptha Is hishly
recommended BY tho medical profession That eminent
physician, DIR. Mott Of NewTork, says that a. Q pu
monte remedy u cannot be too highly praisedp Dr. Ar.
mold, OF the Marine Hospital Savannah Dr. Ware Of Liv.
erpool England, Dr. WILLIAM CT Manchester EnRisnd
eminent English publications. the London Lancet tho Med
iedI Journal and BydiLtaSs Retrospect ali accord 70
the most convincing certificates s yues Ia This eoun-
try Il has been used with distinguished success.
None genuine without the written Signature OF H. A. y
HARRISON on the wrapper Price Al per bottle or six
bottles for s. Principal Office l5l Greenwich-st NJ
Sold In Newark by X Van Buskirk; In Albany, by G.
rockingham; IN Boston by Reading 4 Co In Phlsdel
phia, by Zeiber Co. Thlrdst below Chesst; and 10
Sold In New.York by T. NJ Guiop. ~ Bowsu; L.
Sanders US Bowery john b. Dodd, III Broadway, and
J0S Hudsopst as lmTurhkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
ONO STATE LOAN OF $4,000 ooo.-rs

OCommissoners Of the Ohio Canal Fund by virtue OF
sci Of the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio passed
will be received until Wednesday The 18th Of June next al
nooD ct the Office Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company Rew-Yorz for loan Of Two Millions Six Hun
dred Thousand Dollars for which ransfersDe cofncstss
OF Ohio State Stock will be issued a. foIovs:
One Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars 20 pear M
the Of six per cent per annum payable sn
annually In the City Of New York ard ne prnc2. fe'm
bursed the pleasure Of the STATE aier The year l5Ia
One Million Of Doars to bear interest," al me rate Of I'VE
per cent per annum payable a. above ana ne PrncPA
The certificates Of stock viii bear interest from the si
fbe premiums offered for said loan must be paid In cash
or In Ohio sx per stocks Of 1850 at on the day Of
Ohio LIFE qo,1rs5es snd Tfus Company NswYork 70 he
r-sdii N the Ohio Canal Fund Commisuoners The BAL
snee or nrtnripsl be paid above either IN
Ohio AZ Der cent stock Of 1850 81 par the day OF
July ne1t when the certificate. Of stock viii DO delivered
TIE proceeds Of the above loan required for tie re-
dsmuuou OF The Eve and SIX per cent Steers Of Ohio ma
ming af,er December 81, 1850. Proposals may there
sore desired be made with The UNDERMINING thzt sfter
he payment OF the premium Of the SIX per cent stock and
he premium and five per cent Of The principal Of he FIVE
Der cent per sDnu from The ln July be paid IN sums OF
roi than I'VE thousand dollars al the of the
BIDDER 81 any lime before the 3st day OF December ls
The socss being Withheld collateral security for such
payment
not than thousand dollars mus slste the arount
si viii be pad for each hundred dollars Of stock ds
eliminating between the i've and sir per ceus giving ire
address OF tie party making Tie proposal and be enclosed
n enyeioP marked Py0posdt, for OHIO State Loans
Of GEO cor. Eco Cashier, New.Yofk
D. ~ slLLy Acting Canal Fand Corniss.ocey
JOHN WOOD, Auditor Of Stais.
A n BLISS. Treasurer Of STATE. s3o JuIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
az well ss on the field Of battle. You have all
been chosen by your officers as men individually

been chosen by your officers AZ men individually
worthy OF so honorable an undertaking.
IreIy implicitly on your presenting 10 Cuba and
the world, q signal example Of all the virtues as
well as the valor OF the American citizen-soldier
and cannot be deceived in my confidence that by
your discipline, good order, moderation in victory
and sacred respects for all private rights, you will
put 70 shame every insolent caiunny If your enc
mics And when the hour arrives for repose ON
the laurels which await your grasp yon will ALL
trust establish permanent and happy homes on
the bount fl soil of the Island you 60 TO free and
there long enjoy the gratitude winch Cuoa "H'
never fail generously TO bestow on those 70 wnom
she viii owe the sacred and immeasurao!e deo' OF
her LIBERTY. NAhClso bN'T~'
GENFRAr. LopFZ,s ADDRESS TO THE SPANISH
SOLDIERS IN CUBA ON THE OCCASION
OF HIS ARRIVAL
Soldier, of tie SpaHish Army
Called by the inhabitants OF this Island 70 place
myself at The head Of great popular movement
II Oh he for its only object, Political Liberty and
InJenendepce. and upheld in this just cause BY the
nower Of great and generous people, now come
~ these plazas al the head Of war-worn troops
determined TO consummate so glorious an under
taking.
sodiersl know that you endure both the des
potism and the harshness Of your chiefs know,
that torn from your fresides, and from the arms OF
your fathers, your brothers, and all most dear, by
the barbarous law OF consumption, you have been
confined in this country. where in place Of mild
treatme mt which would at least in measure soften
your misery, you are treated like beasts, and in the
midst of the most profound peace you are subject
ed to all The fatgues and vigors Of war.
Former companions in arms you know me,
and also know you; have seen You in hun
dred battles.
know that you are brave, and that you deserve
to recover the dignity Of men; and to you open
the ranks Of my army, and invite you to occupy
within them a place among the champions OF
Liberty.
Thus will you be able to have rest and good re-
ward after the stuggle, which will be short, is over;
or with the Free return to your resdes, where the
voice of family affection calls you.
golders Between liberty and the continuance
Of your ignominious servitude, CHOOSE
But think well with your swords drawn, ard
sheath them not until you have left assured the
liberty of the whole country! Thus will you I'LL
with esteem your former General, the Commander
in Chief of the Liberating Army OF Coba.
NACISIO LOPEZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
AUCTION SALES.
An hEkwIN, Aacucneer.
py BANGS, PLATT a 90. store 3o4 Brosdvsy

py BANGS, PLATT a 90. store 2o4 srosavsy
Nd hrrcuaT attention given 70 sss Of Prtvsa Libra.
res cash stvsccr. made neeu desired
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVEN
INGs, May IS, 10 and u, II I O'Clock
AssfGsEEs SALE oF Book SELLERS SrocX-Consisting
OF very large assortment, Of standard and miscellaneous
books mostly recent and popular editions II works II lie
various bfancfea ~ lierziBre. &c.
Also great variety " new school books In Quantities.
Bibles OF various sizes, Juveniles, Blank BoOks &c.
Separate raie ogues 1r each evening" ae win De- Issued
TUESDAY EVENING, Nsy p and following evenings
kSSLisH AND AMEkicAs Books, SCHOOL Books, Sra
rIoSERY, &c B. Z. L Co. preparing tho Gala
logte for sale OF nsw, fresh and desirable stock
place at he above dae-including large and attractive
voices Of EDgsh Books Just received from Earope also
extensive corsignmeuis Of popular American publications
and great ynIi.y " ore gn snd domestic Stationery, Nc
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 29lh MAY.
Law LIBRARY "A very fall and completes library ola gsn-
emsn Of the bar recently deceased embracing the United
States Reports Of PseTs Crsnch Dallas the STATE Reports
OF johnson and Wendell gesls, S.qndAd Treanses lc
AT PRivATs SALE
LaTdneSs Popular Lectures on Science snd Ar vols
syo Ewbsnk's Hydraulics and Mechanics, svo. John-
sons farmers Encyclopedia; 0uenon's Great Work on
Mich Cows Thasrs Principles Of Agriculture; PetzhodPs
Agricultural Lectures DsToGueville's Democracy In Ane-
rca Boob Of the Feet German Phrase Book Zion
songsser Bennets Double Entry Bookkeeping, ke -
Also, The Farmers Encyclopedia snd Dictionary Of
Rural Affairs with embemAtcsl designs Syo sheep, fancy
0ilf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18

DUBLIc hOTIcE-sUPIKME COURr.-In Ii. mater Of u.
application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commony Of the Cry
New fork, reltve 10 the opening Of Seventh s
Of lie Of norery boundary
line Of lands already ceded TO sad City by chas Hall NJ ld
the souher Of lh5h streeP0bhc Notice
hereby gwen The Mayor Aldermen Comonsy the City Of
kewiok pursuant 10 Statute such made aod provided hat
The sa The hapor Aldermen and Coonay the City Of New
Yok intend make application the supreme Court OF tie OF
New Yo Special Tenn Of the said Court BE- held the City
Hall the City ofNew YORK Saturday 95t day Of NAY 1850
at the opening Of The Court nth thereafter Coun
BE- heard, for the appOneItO Commissioners Of Estimate
and the above entitled
Improvement Opening avenue
Ward Of the City Of New fok the nsr-r boundary line Of
nes already cesed 70 said City BY Charles Hall 1884
The eoutheT line Of 55th laid the
ofths said City entitled
Improvements touching the laying Of streets and roads tie
City Of New Yot and for oer purposes passed April 3D. 1877
Dated New Ysh, April Goth, 1850 HENRY y. DAVIES,
tMy2k Counsel To the Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
BLAKE,s PATENT FIaE-PRooF PAINT.

BLAHE,S PATENT FIhE-PR0OF PAINT.
rV,HIS EXTRAORDINARY SUBSTANCE which In Q
few months amer applied to slate stone pro-
ecing whsieyer covered from the action OF the weather
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD,
Az OF individuals getting up all kinds Of worth.
less counterfeit, stuff, and selling freproof paint
the statements OF more thaa twenty OF the high
standag In Ohio In the vicinity OF the NINE have
seem and some used his counterfeit stuff who gave mo
In al the knds Of stuff go. up sold here called
paint except Bskes that his only IL considered worth
using Every person. therefore, 10 be safe should thai
my name 10 on every package for II they get the powdes
that wiz make tho genuine 6reproof psnt Ike mine they
make themselves liable 10 prosecution for infringe
ment Of my PATENT and they get counterfeit of course
ose their money. The genuine article Of different colo
both ground IN oil and In dry powder kept constantly on
band NJ the general Depot, 81 Peerlst
mye lms WIN BLAKE, Patentee Fire Proof Paint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-18
GREAT COUGH REMEDY
AYERS 'tCHERRvupEoToRAI.,
nnIfnuO EnI no nnA M - Hr<oo


BRONCHITIS WhOOriNg Cough, GROUP,
r'HE UNIFORM SUCCESS which has attended ne
use Of this preparation, its ssusy effect is power 70
relieve and sfecous OF the lungs have gained for n
q celebrity equaed by other medicine We oder n 10
the afflicted with entire confidence In lie vriues and the
full belief that will subdue and The ssveress a.
lacks of disease upon the throat and ungs While Il y
powerful remedial agent 10 the des and almost
hopeless eases OF consumption II 10 also In diminiAsd
doses one OF the mdest and most agreeable family mod
cnes orcon mon coughs and colds Read below no spn.
Ion Of men who are known 70 the word, snd Tho wosI1
respecitheir op Mona fII
From Professor Hitchcock.
JANIS C. AVE Sir; have used your ChegYy Psetop
rail- In my own case OF deep-sestsd Bronchna and IN
satib fed from m chemical constitution that n 10 a sdnt-
rabe compound for the relief Of aryngia and brOnca
difficulties. II my opinion ne superior character can
be OF any service you are al liberty 70 you thnk
proper. EDWARD HITCHCOCK LID.
Prrsid, nj Of Amherst Coleea
From Benz sIlimsn N. d. LII D. etc.
Professor Of Chemistry, MinernOgy, kc Yale Co1aeA
Member ofthe Lit Hist Med Phil and Scisnu6e 0oc3s
hes Of Americs and Europe. |f n III
deem the Cherry Pecloral admirable eompoe5oo
from some Of the best ARTICLES IN the Malaria neea -
avery effective remedy for the class Of diseases oen
Cd TO cure. HIe
New Haven. Conn Nov. !, 1919
Pref Cleaveland Of Bovdoin College. Ma
Writes; have Witnessed the effects Of your Chery Pee
torh' In nv own family and that Of my fhsnda end gvo
me satisfaction In M favor that medicine nve
known has proved 90 emnenfiy successd b curing
soid By RUsHroN, CLARK co 10 end IA B,o,1.
wsyj T. D. SIXTH, Brookiynj J. D. NowELL, Wilia1ae
burgh and BY druggist generally. als swfu9hAos