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Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
The Great Remedy for Consumption of n,
Lungs, Affection Of the Liper, Asthma
Bronchitis, Pains or Weakness Of til.
Breast or Lungs, and other affections o.
The Pulmonary Organs,
WYE copy the following article with pleas
wv ure from the Boston Mercantile Jour.
nall" OF March, 1919, and we hope that if any
OF our readers are suffering from any Cftle com.
plaints which ii is said to cure, they will speedi-
ly avail themselves oil il.
Dr. Wistar'S BaISIIn OF wild Cherry.
IL whs well known MANY years ago that The
Wild Cherry tree bark of this climate possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this fac /
was known to the aborignes. and decoctfons Of
the leaves or bark this tree has ever been re-
garded by their physicians us one ofihe most Of
lectual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several years since, arrested The attention Of DR.
Wistar. highly respectable practitioner OF Vir
ginia. lie investigated with cure the healing
properties of the Wild Chnrry--tested its effects
when administered alone and when in oombina
ton with other remedial agents. lie found that
its natural virtue might be greatly improved and
by combining it with ingredients whose proper.
ties were ali well proved and gener lily recog
nized, medicine was produced which consti }
tutes q remedy of great importance in Pulnlonar,
affections, anu diseases OF the Chest and Throni
-diseases which are proverbiaily prevalent IN oti
cities and large towns, and often prove fatal
swelling the bill of mortality to IA much greater
exteut than is the case with most Others we had
almost said all classcs of disease
The genuine. Wistars Balsa.n or Wild Cherr,
has fac simie of The signature of Henry Wistar.
M. d., Philadelphia, and Sanford aud Parn on
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. None
other ARE genuine.
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Steubenville Market--Julv %.

Flour is selling at $2,874@3 y bbl by
the wagon load.
Wheat is selling at 64c y bush.
Oats 25c f9 bushel.
n, 0. Molasses sells at 374c; S. House
45@49c.
Sugar is selling at 7c in hhds II in bbls.
Sales of Coffee at 1O4c dB 1b in bags.
Tea is selling at 4o@76 B tb.
Six twist Tobacco is selling at 14c; five
plug 25@35c.
Window Glass.-8x1O at $3, ,55@4; 10
by l2 at 4@4,50; 1Ox14 at SIS; 24x3O at
$15 % box; intermediate sizes at correspon-
ding rates.
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FRESH AND PURE
DR ESGS.

TTNIlE subscriber is receiving at his OLD stand
i in Cadiz, Ohio. in addition 10 his former
stock, large supply OF fresh aud pure
DRUGS, DYES, OILS, PAINTS, warm ISHES,
etc, ETC., IN shoTi everything usually kept in
Wesrem Drug Store.
His stock has been carefully selected as TO quail
ity and prices will be so low that no person can
reasonably object. isstock will he kept full. and
he would call the particular attention Of persons
wishing to purchase anything IN bis line, to sec
his stock before purchasing elsew here.
Thankful for past favors, he stillhopes, by care
and strict attention to business. to merit ii large
share of the patronage Of liberal public.
Way2l-ly JOHN BEALT,.
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Sherif's Sale.

John Aa'l 4 W'le' p.,,,,,,, - p.,.,;.,,,,
Solomon Delong, sr., etal.A
MY VIRTUE of an order of sale, issued
A~ out of the Court of Common Pleas, OF
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed,
Twill offer for sale in front Of the Court House,
in the town of Cadiz, in said County, on
Saturday the 23d day of Augast nert, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, to wit
The north half of the west half of the south
west quarter of Section Five, (5) in Town
ship Thirteen, (13) of Range Seven, (7) in
the Steubenville Land District, containing
Forty 4O) Acres more or less.
jy23-ts D. HILBERT, Sheriff.
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AZ The Saratoga correspondent of the
An. I. Express, says that Saratoga is now
quite Saratoga. Flirtations in every corner
and beaux comingin by the dozen. Every
tuesday therewill be chop" every Friday
ball, and "skips' the intermediate nights
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81 The total number of passengers from
the ports of Boston, New York, and Phila-
delphla for England, mostly for the Worlds
Far, since February first, is 1865. About
one quarter of these went in packets, the
rest IN steamers. This will give some idea
OF the number of American visiters at the
Chrystal Palace.
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Gy The Chilicothe papers state that the
valuable mills and warehouse at the "Falls
of Hooking" owned by T. Worthington and
Others, was destroyed by fire on Monday
night last. Loss $4,000.
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6T Apyrehensions are entertained in Mex
leo that the unsettled state of that country
will result in an effort to restore Santa Anna
to the head of the government, and that he
will soon return to Mexico with that obiectin
view.
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IMPORTANT TREATY WITH THE
INDIANS.

The Indian Bureaux has received infor-
nation that the Oregon Commissioners,
Messrs Gaines, Skinner, and Allen, have
concluded treaty with four Indian Tribes,
by which large concessions of lands have
been obtained for the Government, and on
flattering terms.
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20 The Railroad company intend tc
o. Sulla bridge for crossing the Ohio river, al
The banks ut that place arc
!, admirably am adapted to this purpose, being
nignon both sides Of the river. It can easily
De placed far above the reach Of steamboat
chimneys.
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Allegheny Cattle Market--Iuly 2s

" q, OsvoAO %A1A AAOe-V uAy 90
Cattle.-Ihe market was pretty well sup
Plled Yesterday with Beeyes, and buyers bid
freely; the whole number offered was dis
posed Of At fairprices.
The offerings were: Beeves 500 head :
Sheep 100 head; Lambs SO head Cows
and Calves 25to 80 head Hogs none.
Beeves.--The market was we'll attended
yesterday BY both buyers and sellers the
whole number offered 500 head was dis
posed ofprinciPally. to city butchers, at gross
"a TO STE, equal to net 81. s to e1c; prices
were shade higher than on the previous
market day IN
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DIED IN Westchester, o., on sriday. IN.
S9.n inst: Mr. 1osEFH Vssa,NDER, aged about SIS
having been for a long time member of ,he NJ
2. Church. ITT7 n" = ~ y
In Fulton county, Ill. on the ! 6(h inst Mrs
Cm..Irr; consort Of DAVID M M'MArH, Esq ,EDrmerIy
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SAILING OF THE CANADA.

Boston, July 25
The Cunard steamer Canada, Capt. Har-
rlson, sailed to-day at noon for Halifax and
Liverpool, with 62 passengeNs and $4,000
in specie.
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Sheep and Lambs.-The whole offerings
did not exceed $50 head, all told the whole
disposed of at $l,70 to $500 % head.
Cows and Calves.-The prices varied at
from $18 to $25; all sold.
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Eg John s. Wormerly, alawyerof Ches-
terfeld county, Va, recently shot his son-in
law, A. s. Robiou, near the Black heth Pitts.
They had been at variance for some time.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
2EE
ARRIVAL sSESs OF THE
STEAMER AMERICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


.e-riaT Nav YORK, July 25.
FIe Cunard steamer America, arrived al
Halifax on Tuesday evening, at O'Clock
She brings Liverpool dates to the l2th. She
has al large and valuable cargo and &C pas
sengers; amongst them is the new Lord Bish-
epof Nova Scotia. The America experien-
ced head winds during the whole passage.
The steamer Humboldt, from New York,
landed her mails at Cowes on the 10th.
Queen Victcria's visit to the City and the
Italian Opera House, have engrossed all the
attention ofthe week.
The receipts at the Exhibition on the 1th
were E30O6.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
Breadstufs.-Flour is claiming more at
Tention, and has slightly improved. Western
canal eos Sd; Ohio eos 6d921s Cd.
Corn meets with fair enquiry at last quota
tons.
Wheat is firmer and tending upwards;
Red 5s Cd to 6s; White and mixed 5s Cd to
5s Cd.
FROM IRELAND.
There are reports of the temperance of
the potatoe rot to small extent.
FRANCE.
M. De Tocqueville has presented to the
Assembly his report from the Committee on
the Revision ofthe Constitution. The report
is strongly in favor ofrevision, and is re-
markable for its strict impartiality and can
dor.
Genl. Fabier will propose motion for c.
iecting Constituent Assembly by univer-
sal suffrage
The debate on the Tocqueville report will
take place on the '14th of July.
The Council of the State, by vote of / 0
against 9, have settled the responsibility of
Executive power in conformity with the Con-
stitution, aprovision of which renders it high
treason for the President to subvert the 18th
article Of the Constitution.
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EE The Secretary of the Interior, intend )
appointing t,centy:tfv additional clerks in the
Pension office. Hurraw for Wing economy
and reform. They don't like office, oh! no,
not they.
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% An effort is making in Cleveland for
the erection of new Bethel Church in that
city, which will lcost about nine thousand dol
lars.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Montpelier, Vermont, July 26.
The Democratic State Convention to-day
nominated Hon. Timothy p Redfeld, of
Montpelier, for Governor, andaftcr adopting
strong resolutions against the Fugitive Slave
law, adjourned.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-30
BANK FAILURE.

-, UTICA, N. Y, July 25.
The Camden Bank to-day refused to re-
deem its notes in specie. 1t is said the in
stitution will get over its embarrassment in a
few weeks.
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Steubenville G. Indiana Railroad

B)ROPOSALS will be received at the office of
IL the Steubenvlleand Indiana Railroad Com.
pany, in Steubcnvile. until the first day of Octo-
hcr next, for the Grading ami Masonry OF the lst
Division of the 1oad, extending from Steubenyillc
to the Connotton Valley; and also for the con-
Strnrtt n of the entire Road between Steubcnville
and Coshocton; and also distinct proposals for
the construction Of that portion of The Roud
extending from Coshocton To Newark.
me entire length Of this line is about 10 miles,
ana I. contains work Of NIL descriptions, in great
variety, some Of which is quite heavy.
Proposals will be received for the grading and
masonry of the first division entire, or in sections
OF about II lie each, the Company rescrying the
privilege to make such disposition of the whole
work. as may appear most conducive to its inter.
ests.
Plans. ProdIcs, and Specifications can he seen
ut the ofhcc of the Company after the 18th day Of
september. and further information my be obtain
ca on application to J. Bickensderfer, Jr, Chief
Engineer, or TO The undersigned.
ly23-H KIEGORE. President.
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EB-Out of seven millions of inhabitants
in Ireland, there are only 10000 entitled
to vote.
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1t consists oftwO terms of II weeks each. Il
IS open to both Sexes. Any one o Il good morn
character, whose object is to improve his or hel
mind and heart, will be admitted without Iimita.
tioh OF age or attainments. is only expected
OF eacn fupil' upon joining the School. to enter
upon those studies for which he or she Is preDar-
eu Oy previous atainments. And those who do
not design pursuing regular course NAV select
SuCh branches taught as are judged most advan.
tageous. Students will not be kept separated
ny inc arbitrary division OF years. but will be ar
'uhgeu IN clusses as may best promote their in
dividual good.
And yet it's the inteation ofthe Bonrd of Di
rectors to afford systematic course Of instruc-
tIolI' III the Mathematics, in the PHYSICAL, Intel
lectual, and Moral Sciences, and in English and
Classical Literature generally.
10 THIS end competent and faithful Teochers
VIII be sought, selected. and employed, conf.
hed TO few branches OF study and directed to
make the pupil as thorough as possible.
;. Inc Board are happy TO announce to the pub
Rev. Emanuel III. Scarf, A. M,
VIII Continue as the Principal of the Institution.
whose iabors as such during the past year gave
such universal Satisfaction. And also thot
Va Ass CLAIeISSA e. SEYMOTJR.
Graduate of Auburn, N. Y. Female Seminary
will serve us Principal Teacher in the Female
Department.
BOARDING in respectable famtlies can he OBJ
tanned in the Village and vicinity at 81 .25 per
week. r~'
- TUITION from $500 to $C,CO per term of
Weeks.
G. SEYMOUR, secretary.
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Baltimore Market---Julv "a.

Flour.-Sale Of new City Mills Flour at
$3.50; Howard Street $4, 124
Grain is steady, at unchanged rates.
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i4lVRlli Ca2NLE1LAL n,

Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Chronic or nervone de-
bility, disease ol The Kidneys. ard nll diseases
arising from a disonie,ed liver or.Stolnach. such
as Constipation. in Snrd Pilts. frllness o. blood
% the head, acdity oil the Stomach, Nausca'
Heartburn, Di. gust Tor Food. fulness or weight
in tho Stomach, sour crnca lions, sinking or fut-
;oring nj the pit Of tho Stomlich, swimming oi me
Head, hurried and dificult l}ten thing. fuitering
nj the Heart, choking OF suffocating sensa tons
when in a lying posture, dimucss otvision, dots
~ webs before the Sight, fever and dub pain in
'he Head, deficiency or preservation, ,yellowne,ss
of the skin aud Eyes, PUN in the side. Bncks
Chest, Limbs, &c, sudden fnsh,s Of Heat. burn
ilrgs in Flesh. conslnnl. .,im"ginings OF EAii ana
glent depression cfSpirtts,
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CONSUME wTOM!

| And illanother case OF Hereditary Consump
ton cured by DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cher
rya father and sister OF the restored having die.
of that Unsuitable disease:
| CLARK TowNsHIp, BRowN Co., Ohio. }
February Goth, 1851. {
| JorN D. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio, Genera
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's Balsan of vii,
Cherry-Dear Sir:--Our family are predisposet
| TO that terrible disease Consumpton-my lathe
and sister having died Of that disease. have
also been predisposed TO Consumption, and abon
three years since lwFs completely prostrated by
ii, and for weeks my lie was disoairtd OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
as hopeless, and requested me to prepare fol
death, for very few days at most would close
my life. To allevinte my paroxisms Of ofcoughing,
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
cxpectoration, which almost sni0tEercd me, nv
friends bought me one bottle of Mr.. Wistatis
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me u few drops at Il time, as my coughing spells
came on. and from the first exptricaced relief.
and obtained little uninterrupted sleep, whic;
refreshed me- very much. From this time began
to gain strength and TO improve rnpidly; and uf
ter n lew days was enabled TO take the Bnlsom
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. NV
appetite and my digestion became goo and to
the aston shment ofall that knew me, recover
ed. ltisto DR.. Wistars Basum of Wild Cherry
and that alone, under the blessing Of Providence,
that owe my recovery. My health is now good !;
every vesnge Of that alarming complaint, Con.
sumption that had Ior years attacked me like
horrible incubus, has been cradicated from nv
system, and do most earnestly entrcat I'll that
are in the least prcdisposed to Consumption to
make immediate trial OF nr. Wisn,'s Balsam of
Wild Cherry. for have full faith in its restoring
them to health. Truly yours,
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPORTANT CAUToN.-Beware nf base coun.
tereit Of Nisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, signed
by nnc VIM. Spear, who, in order to palm his vile
imitation upon the public, has obtuined Il fac
simile of our bottle, aud copied our label Of di.
rcctions verbatum, substituting his own name for
that OF Henry Wistar, NJ. d., which is found Oh
the genuine.
Rcmember the outside label or wrapper OF the
Genuine BaIsam il u finely executed steel engra.
wing, bearing the name of Henry Wis,ar. M. d.,
Ind Sanford and Pnrk--none other can be ccnu-
ne. Skilfnl and scientific physicians now pre-.
cribe this medicine in tneir practice.
Price 81 per botle-six bottles for SIS. Sold
" J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
North east corner Of Fourth and Walnut street
: entrance on Walnut street, TO whom all orders
must be addressed. Also, by
John Beall, and M'Bean g. Knox, Cadiz; Hogg
4 Parrish, Moorefeld; John Hogg, Mt. Pleasant !;
]. Crumbacher & Son, Wheeling; t. S. Hening.
iyl6.ly
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Real Estate AGENCY.

SCOTT & BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE AGrNrs.
~ will give espe rial attention To buying and
selling of Real Estate, Examination of Titles.
Conveyancii e. Nc, on reasonable terms.
Cadi2, July 30.I Iy
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Cincinnati Market---July %.
Flour is selling at SO, ,Oo@$3,12 y Dbl.
Uheese is selling at 6@64 Rfb.
shoulders have advanced; sales 25 hhds
packed at 63c.
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Office oithe steubenville ami indiana RniIl

OH'C6 UI lHe oltUUeHVIIIe anu TndiATn KaiI1
Road Company. July 9,h, 1851.
THE Stockholders Of tue StenbenviIle and In
diana Rail Road Company are hereby motif. ID
to pay the second instaIment Of o per cent nnon
the Capital Stock by them respectively snbscri.
bed, Mt ths Office of Daniel l.. Collier. ESQ The
Treasurer of said Company in SteubenyiIe. on or
before the lst day OF September. A. D.. 1851.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
DANlEI. KILGORE. President,
r. ). MoopY. Secretary. iroa'ft
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Rev. Emanuel FL. Scarf. A. M
SCOTT G. BINGHAM I ''''

Attorneys and Councillors ;sI Enw
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
NV I'LL attend to all matters entrusted to
w them, in the county of Harrison. and ad
joining counties. Office in Bingham's block.
corner OF Main and Market streets, Cadiz, Ohio
Cadiz July 40 I85IIv
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTs.
This medicine has attained ihnt high character
which il necessary for all medicines 10 ailnin tJ
induce counterfritpre 70 put iorlha splri0nsani
cle ~ tho risk of the lives Dithoso Who me iniiu-
Gently deceivea m 16t.3s6 @
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS or
THE u EyvgtfyvE.
They have the written signatnrc OF C. AZ.
jackson upon the Wrapper mud the ni.Inc biowm
in The bottle. iciLtoat uhith they ere spurious.
For sale, Wholesale and retail. ntshe l;KhNAM
MgDicikE SroRE. No 100 Arch aArcRs. enn flanr
below Sixth. (lato.of 27S Race street, pliladei-
phia, and BY reapecinble deaIetH throughout ll6
country Also foi sale BY Measfs MeBEAk IL
KNOX ,CRdiz
February 10, Ia5l M
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Lumber.

FEET Of Oak Lumber (assorted) for
OOO sale wholesale or ietail ky
iy23 WIN HOEG e. co
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ET Atthis season of the year no medicine
IS more necessary than DR., Hollands Ger
man Bitters. The great stimulating power
Of these Bitters, and their property Of eradi
eating all impurities, and renovating the sys-
tenn, commend them highly, and in fact, all
whowould enjoy good health should use them.
The press Is loud in praise Of these Bitters.
we can endorse all that has been said in their
praise. and from personal observation, we
know them to be superior to the thousand
nostrums forced upon the public through the
medium Of advertisements, DR.. g. NJ. Jack
son, No. l20, Arch street. Philadelphia,
prepares this medicine. III
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The editor said. Dec 22d--
s.Dr. HoohanC's Celebrated German hitteralor
the cure Of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, W sPcPsin,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deseryediy enc o.
the most popular medicnes'of the any; n'fu
Btters have been used by thousands, ahu . lsle'iu
at our elbow says he has himself Ieceiyeu aii -. ~,
fectual and permanent cure of Liver COihpialht
from the use Of this remedy. We are cohsihcea
that. in the use Of these Btters. the patient con
lstantly gains slreng tn and yigor--a iact worry
iuC great consideration. They are piensstht ~
taste and smell, and can be useH by peisoms VIII
the most delicate stomach with safety uhat I ny
circumstances. We arespeakingirom eiPstisnce
and to the afflicted we advise their use.
s'Scot's Weckley,n one OF the best Literary
papers published. said Aug 25-
s.Dr iIoeland's German Bitters, manufactured
by DR. Jackson, are now recommended oy some
ol ;he most prominent members OF the iacuity as
an article Of much eficiemcyin ia case Of temtle
weakness. As such is the case. We would ativise
all mothers 10 obtain a bottle, aud thus save
themselves much sickness. Persons Of debili,n
ted constitutions viii find these Btters advantages
to their health, as we kn,w from experiences the
sulut;ry effect ,hey have upon wend srsteIns." NJ
MORE EVIDENCE.
The Philadelphia Saturday Gaze
best family newspaper published In the ]
States, the editor saysot PIN
DIR. HOOFnAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
''lt s seldom tin we n rconimend what IL efcfin-
ed Patent Medicines TO the confidence and pat
ronagc of our readers; and, therefore, when WV
recommend Dr. tlooiit nd's GeiInan Bitiers. Ne
wieh it to be distinctly understood thatwe afs not
speaking OF the nostrums OF the day, ,.lbat ma
noised aboutfor u bricf perIod and enforgoifen
after they have done their guilty ruce OF mischief,
bur ol medicine long cetnblishea, universally
prise.i, aud which hns mri the hearty apptersI
oi .he Faculty itself.p
That this medicine Will cure Liver Complaint
and DyspensiB no one cilii doubt after using Il
us directed. Il acts specifically uponthe stomach
aud livcr--it is preferable 10 linaH tiGDus
diseases the effect immediate. They Gun he,t-
ministered to FgMALE or INFANT with snlsiy aud
reliable benefit, MT any tinlc
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INiNE Family Flour constan ly OH hanl Mt
= may|-H ~ A w )oDs.
ESRESH Teas, Coffee. Rice and Chocolate. for
IL sale by may IA. S. Il III. M,FADpss.
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And stilanother case OF Hereditary Consump.
ton cured by DR.. Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cher.
rya father and sister OF the restored having died
OF that Unsuitable tIiscase: