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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
~ Window Shades for Sale at re-

duced prces, by kelly FERGUSON, No. 1891 Broadway
and No 81 Reade-st X \ + having facilities ior manu-,
featuring Shades that equaled by manufactured
fB the United States prepared 10 erhipi 70 tleH
customers very large assortment of Shades aud All other
ARTICLES used IN ufactuung and Hanging Shades which
they will sell lower than any other house m this city
,uueror stvle sl6 3truTh&S
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II \. B.-I.ook at the prices of Car

pets and OIL Cloths al No "a Bowery
In pera Three Ply Carpens, 6S, Is and s. per ward
ingram Carpets 2S. b Il and IS. per yard.
Fioor OIL Cloths, p ID s. and IN. per yard
H. en- M >ff flem
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RIcH CARPET,NGs. SMITH d LOUNSBURY,
GREAT BARGAINS IN CARprrs.-The sub

scrbcr beng to Broadwa has decided to
offer 90 the public hs entire stock of Goods consisting of
an extensive assortment Carpets on Cloths aud all
cles connected with the trade Families about purchas
ing will find this opportunity TO furnish at exceeding
!, low prices. W. II GuloN,
Nos "a East Broadway, ana II DIVISION ST.
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SECOND DISPATCH

BALTIMORE, Friday, sept ~.
We copy the following additional intelligence
from the California papers received here BY the
Southern mail arrived tonight.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10 There Is nothing partc-
ularly new IN our markets to-day In the auction
line there appears 60 be a little more dong. The
trade Of tins week, however, So far, has exceeded
that of last week Several auction houses that
forced 10 suspend operations few days ago were
able 10 resume business to-day.
Business generally Is undoubtedly reylylng but the
improvement ~ So gradual 90 bee scarcely percep-
tibe. The bankers At present are allowing only
SO 50 for first quality OF gold. but advance of -
cents will probably be obtained before the sailing oi
the steamers There Is some activity m the stock
market seamen for East India voyages are IN BRISK
demand
HoNoIuLu, July ll.-Prlcos are still declining
from our last quotations. and during the week some
considerable sales of staple Groceries and other AZ
tlces have been effected Al pItes considerably De
low cost. Holders generally seem disposed Ia ceaf
out their present stock by forced sales, IN 1tcipa
ton OF a great number of cargOcs expected during
this and the coming month The demand Tor goods
though not extensive, Is very far Some little specu
latIye feeling has been shown IN SaTdines and
Hams. Good Butter sells at 50 cts. American
Whisky Is more plenty
The Flour market Is not well settled. Thee ~ a
good deal IN market more less sour and the range
of prices Is considerable GaIlegs brand Is deci
dedly the best IN The market.
Crushed Sugar Is rather hrmcr. Ground domestic
Is IN better request.
The stock OF common Wines has been ma ch IN
increased, while tine wines and liquors by no
means plenty Ale and porter are more firm.
There IS aprctty easy money market, and stocks
are in far request.
The Wings Of Califomla confidently calculate on
carrying the State AZ the next election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

ELEGANT SHIRTs.-An elegant nj IS as
desirable II d SHIT am ather article q ares anu
n1'hIng can - wore tea tf1 than the =, ano -
SHIRTS maze al GREFNs celebrated establishment as'T
Hous. TServ article TIA; leaves he store j.
and gentlemen giving thcr cr6srs NAV deperl np q
Ing tie grussars exactly al the tame agreed upon
sbDyt the notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

~ We are rapidly becoming musical
people our ever DAY experience forc3y npresses ms
fact upan US peTs AIDED that the taste Tor music
grnv nv what Il feeds upOn Ten piano was
rar, IN the houses the middle class our community
now however meet with them IA almost every d"elI-
ing N the City and the parties who have contributed 70
tins state Of things deserve hands the hehe eel
If prsse these phaanthropss Tor they
are uhilan'hroIlsts stand the Of Messrs q H.
BaRNORE piano forte makers, No 3i8 BeeckTst whose
strume nts for received the highest enconum
from the musical profession and who have greatly assisted
mn placing beautiful Of furniture within the means
OF the b. Il Of an casses-the tOnc mrlinn p our idfu
We advise all who wish superior piano. AZ moderate
ur,cp 10 call upon these gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Iru sno BRornER: Is LIkENo BROTHER.

Such Is the language used by Broadway halter IN
speaking Of his Fall Style Of Hat We coincide IN ths
and csfess that not in the power OF any
hattey Of any taste skill ordinary abilty To pro-
duce more grotesque looking object For Hats Tea.ly
beautiful. look at KNOXS specimens now selling al 81
each Call and buy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
AMIDoS's FALL HAT-Sales room No.

go Broadway four doors above Beeckerst Gentlemen
about changing their Ha earnestly invited 70 look 10
uppn AxIDoS al his now establishment His Fan Hat,
finished IN hrs own peculiar style u elegance must COM
mend Itself to the most fas,Idi0us . -
= + II AMiDoS. No. G49 Broadway.
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To Correspondents.


No9ns-The first part Of your poem good the last
not tins Is The reason why L Is not nrlntel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
WEAKNESS AND DrBIrry.-To all who

WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY all who
suhtv these compla ants and wish md permanent
remedy. say tyy the OK genated BitirrS-a medicine
whsrh CONTAINS alcohol and has CURED the
ehInong citizens Pamphlets containing ample tes
umcnisls sIatlS
FOrssle oy A b d Sands, 100 rulton-u. A l. Scovlu
Co $40 and N Rlng. 1872 Broadway aud DRUG sists
generally IN the United States.
10 lnvahds requiring DR. BANNING's
Patent Body Braces and falling Rupture Trus>eS
his yelmg Companion by which
ID prevented and the effect Of every Kind Of lOtne
pleely removed, may md the same al hs ohce No Is
MerCeg-si. Canal s9S
liz THAT WANTS HEALTH WANTS EVERY
THING Then you get everything flr a Dollar
don't laugh and don't believe ~, bat uSt try II.
Step Ne lee Na>sau-st., anu say want II Jso.
PINE Depot for WATT Nervous AntIdoit
FUGITIVE SLAVES
Catch en- ." Catch Mat ' Why the bed bugs and
oh. Yes won't tell Us the 4 YOU please "
: Ii wish reaches fsAs and bed bugs % VANISH
Why thls - the method 10 make EN- walk spanish
Jus. seek LYONS store, near Canal St, BTOadwAy,
VIVA ms pOseslesS Powder the pests you STAY
.'HS nSsS-ui'y Cents-W "a most likely suffice,
APO ais tli> too death the IA : and the mice
LION prncsta DEPOT tr the sale OF the M4gnetc Pow
der and Pts NJ ga BrosGway SO p.
~ fowLrRs & WELLS, PhrenologisJs
nd Publishers. Clinton Han III Nasxau-st near the Pxrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

Cam. THE subscriber, thankful for
past isvors and soctous OF coatln ahcS Vi tnr SAINT
vould respectfl lnforr fSne patrons AMI the Pao
lc an general that hrs hsdns Academy uN~ open oi
the reception OF students liz trusts ma oy s,>'uu A.
undcublcd selec,ne>S ii HIS establishment 10 neft con
unusrce oi that patronage heretofore ~ hnefaH
urn HIM doubt HAVING sometimes been cNprvs>tN ~
the skeVtcs the possibility 81 hdnAs >ch" ov'S
strictly select us company ne eegs a. "nvI the heS"s
srctly adhered TO- the well beng OF hs establishment
No person permitted 10 ride IN the >ch0oi Without hi>'
entering a. pupil reference required from esc per
son appys unless nrod ICED b. pnpai oT irlend Tess
made Know en- application Hcqns hat the above TvSu-
stloas may meet the appreciation N the nnbe
he subscribes himself, their oecdient ensni
WV " DI>RRow Rdlns Master.
SAINT IL sss, f>tS6f TNThNSs1 No ~ sth-N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

CONTENTS OF ThE SUNDAY COURIER FOX
SEPT Il The Black Pilot by Hon. J p KENNEDY WI
haInsburch MIX. Distllery sketch, Sunday Lunch
Builder Of the Yacht Amerca Honor . whom Honor Il
Due sketch Of the Seventh Ware Its Early History &c
Execution # Stookey Notices II Notabhes the Dama'
lie Onera Nc. All f1r cents No - Spruce 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
rsp Tv.pv q Go. leaders and intrOducers

of fashion lor gentlemen Hats Nos. 3, 4, and Asor
House broadway, n Y Opening day.-On Wednesday
the nth, will open 10 the pubic Tor examination ana sac
Tho most and waved assortment Of fancy Hats
I'm gina patterns for chldrens ever on exhibition
In tins city To ladies and others interested IN TINS pecu
ar branch Of chldens costume we respectfully present
fall pfpr
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~ Woop. the Halter, Broadway j72

Nbo Garden the GROWING piece Of the season. brilliant
CANT aud proportions all cOuhned in WOODS
style for geniemens Hats also. choice selection Of
Caps Canes, Umbrellas, &C al WOODS, j72 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

PAaIs HArs.- Just received few cases
Cepemens Pans Hats of the present prevailing PHsau
fashions WARNoCKs, Hates No 275 Roadway,
ii; Al Irving House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

The Norfolk papers contain nothing further in
reference TO the mhkets. sc, than thai sen, last
mont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
FALL STyLEs-W. Z. DAVID, No. 30l

Brosdway near Dnanes extends most respectfully an
earnest invitation gentlemen 20 VISIT ms Sales Rocn
where they can inspect Fall style OF Hat Give hun
G al and tr, of his elegant Hats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Additional Items.

B,trINoRE, Friday. sept ~. 1851
san Francisco papers of Aug. 70. received here.
contain very little news worth telcgraphing
The Indians were >t'l committing deprcdatiOnS.
) Jackson of New-NOT and W J. Bruce hat "A
an encounter with body OF them on the Middle
Fork River. They were both slightly wounded. out
succeeded IN driving Oft thelr assaIlantS
The Indians from ali quarters were assembling Al,
Nuba. preparatory 10 holding their annual Jubilee.
Gold has been discovered few miles south OF
san Diego
The ship Wtchcran from New.Nork. arrived At
San ErasrtSco AuNl>t II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

sADLIER No. 1917 Broadway, Franklin Buildings, would
respectfully inform hs friends and the public that ne mas
large aud choice assortment Of Havana
Principe Cigars ID vanOus brands which he offers inr
sale at reasonable pnces either wholesale or retail JANt
OADLIRR, lg7 Broadway, Franklin Buildings SIG d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
THr NEWEST AND BEST SryLE.-The

and hes, Of Hats designed for Fal wear isday
ISSUED from the famous and excellent rooms of
MEALIo HIS stye the handsOmest that ever graced
yentlemans head and Cheao and as servcoabe as
a. handsome The hats to which we allude may he pur-
chased M MEaIIO'S No. ilb Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
rR@ Catharine Hayes is in the City and

an preparing 10 attend her Concerts II would be well ioT
those and Lad much sdmlre music and
gay dress to cali on LOcKHEART al the Broadway Hai
Sae aud buy yonr fancy head gear for his stock OF mats
and unsurpassed fI Fan and WINTER uaue
Remember the number, 37i Broadway
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WHO STATE NOMINATIONS.

NETWORK. SATURDAY. SEPT. %, 1851.
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ExckIsloR.-BrERE & Co, Fashionable

Haerx 6 Broadway have jas, the Fall fashion
for (entemens Hats also, style peculiarly adapted 10
young men They still adhe their old motto EScelorl
and assure the public that the quality of Their Hats excel
and that no pains VIII he spared 10
ple ase the most taslldlOuS. s2 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

COMFORT TO THE FEET-The Pannus-
Canum Leather Ooh Boots and Shoes. the easiest
and most comfortable svented FOR tender feet most
valuable rehef for CoIns Brnions Gou &c. having
drawing painful effect the wearer and adapted for
al climates X. GsO Hall. SASor House Barclay-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

MARY Amelia WARNrR.-A lite-ike por-
TRAIT Of this celebrated tragic actress has been taken audi
sNhiblt,N al MtIrEHVKfS Gallery No. StS Broad
way corner u Leonard where also be seen pT
traits OF u the celebrated men and women OF ;hs
e0sntly, aud many European ceeortss Admission ftee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
, W,por DETERMINATIONS to Spanish

~ WAR OF EXTERMINATION TO Spanish
RUE tbs Cou eni ~ perpetual preservation am on
fusion 70 DsvIss world renowned penan the sovereign
reme6y f1r Dandruf BaOLess &c. which has gia1denei
the hearts Of thousands II orr discQnsoa'e o"
b prod gcng radical change IN the phFsca condition OF
the hair or the prnc pal deDo's NO % lolOW
sr and 20 MAIDEN lane and ~ ali druggists ana Pe'H1'
Price q cent bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

" FENroN's PATENT FLlNr ENAMEL
wARg Wholesale and Retail DEPOT. Ne sos Broadway
. orneI Pnsce-st hSNAN \ CASH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

IL JUDICIOUs and systematic advertising
the Neysuapers Of the and towns Of the United
STATES near and remote be done at the Agency OF
e PALEER. Tribune iIldlDgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

FALL .-MApAME FERRERo.
No Sss Broadway. viii open P,RIs FALL MILLINERY on
TvEspAN. the Esd OF September sill @s
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NEW HAr EsrABLIsHMENT.-FAsmoN,

ELEGANCE AND EooSONy Attention Gentlemen Have
YOU purchased of HARRSONs Fail style Of Hats at ~
HI GU have not we would advise YOU to call at No iSo
opposte the Bible House and get one. as they
ave equal 20 many sold az g. siSNa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

,,d o, ali by wholesale ~ retail Teas and Cefees m
,r -Iev and al lower yrices than an other eStaDsh-
lent C,ty ard country families and consumes Of tea N
~. ii consult her Interests materially by pa'r0ni1-
~ ,b,s reimbursement Their OcatOa No l2l Chatham
!, between Pearl and Hposevelt) and they have 10
!. ...,,b s,o,es 80 lmW&S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
" Housekeepers. and all others, in want

o. Bedding. Resisteads &C would 10 well Ia cad 81 NJ
WiLlAsps old established Wareroms 80 Chathan->i.,
u Mulh~rrst where be found the largest
articles his hne o0ered the pnec.
of Feathers Beds Mattresses Patent Screw
Dedstezds and Cots wholesale and retail nrurhxSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

lest ALL THINGS AND KEEP THE BEsI.-
Examine all the proc Of our prominent hatteIs ana
Ne wager Sou will make your selections at EsrENSCElDs ;.
No lO7 Nassaus corner OF Ann Judgment and interest
will dictate that h hat for 80 % by far surpasses any 81
bat IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

~ kELLoGG's Fall STYLE of Hats and Caps
now ready, The public requested to cali and Samine
they are surpassed by ans for beauty DURABILITY, or
chsaIaeSs One Prcs W KELLOGG, No 1928 Canal
street SIS ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
te IL. DE Graw Il Co. call the attention

tT Ill. DE Graw X Co. call the attention
of the people to their Clothing Establishment No 1879 Full
ton-st allied from the first 10 the hfth story With
the best assortment Of Clothing this ciy
Our Coats embrace ever style OF cut and material
our Vests endless VARIETY vi most elegant pattern and
material and Pants all that can be desired Tor the
season Every and form Of man can get suited with
every Kind Of garment suitable for Fall and Winter
II the word cheap not too hsckned would say
thing un that point But call and see
n ng GR,w 4 Co Nos l-S-9 Futon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

FALL Doors AND SHoEs.-An elegant
assormant made the sies, STYLE eau be found WAT
NiNS No ia rultus-st Strangers purchasing al this
establishment be sure Of getting good boots al the
lowest pSices. Bows LADIES and ChldIens Boots and
Sh ,es m ever ,ancts 40 StSMSW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

tS Hat Finishers Union-always IN
the field and ever ready add the GROWING to then
friends and The articles that sell need no
comment the pubic have long since pronounced judg-
nen of their superior excellence So and all call upon
the un,cn-the Hat Fmishers' Union No II PARK Row,
,punsite the Astor House slo ot'
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-04-24

Shall tell you a story, my dear children,
about little Irish boy who loved TO hear about
Jesus2 presume you say, eyes" Well,
his name was Johnny, and he lived in pretty
little cottage by the side of public road. The
Irish peasantry are not very nice about their
houses some of them look Just like rough hay
stacks, and some Of them are not even so pretty
as a rough hay stack. but are more like dung
hills with chlmneyS in them. Johnny's father
had, however, taken great pains with his
house-it was built OF stone, and slated. He
was a blacksmith, and his smithy was built
near his house, and both Were surrounded by
neat wall The~yard was clean, and, alto
gether, there was an air of comfort and beauty
about the place not often met with in this dis
trct OF Ireland.
One day. when Johnny was very little
boy, only two years old, he went into his ia
theirs shop, and as his father was busy mailing
a horse shoe on, he did not see the poor little
fellow 60 TO the big fire in the smiihy; but he
soon heard his screams, for he had burned his
hand dreadiully. His mother, as you may
guess, was in sad fright; and instead Of tax
ing time 10 tie up each little finger separately
first, she Just tied all the hand in one piece of
linen, and when, after while, the poor little
burned hand had healed, the new skin grew
over all fingers, and joined them together.
When | saw the dear little Johnny first, he
was five years old, and il was very distressing
to see such pretty, lively boy, lame in his
right hand
Do you know what Roman Catholic is 2
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-04-24

If you do not. ask some one to tell you. john
Dy's father was a Roman Catholic but Tor all
that he did not refuse TO let Johnny and his
sister attend a Protestant school which was
opened near his house There Johnny was
very dilgent scholar; he learned great many
little hymns, and pretty verses, and the cate
chism He also learned to spell and read but
he never seemed so much pleased as when his
teacher spoke about Jesus and taught him
some little verses of Gods love in sending his
Son to die for sinners then his fine blue eyes
would glsten, and he would look up so ear
nestly, as though he wished to secure every
word.
When he had been at school about SIX
months, his father sent him to hospital al
some distance, that an operation might DE per
formed upon his hand He was away two or
three months, and returned, poor little dear,
weak and feeble, having suffered great deal oil
pam during his absence When ms teacher
heard he had come home, she went to see HIM,
and, sitting down beside him, she told hlm she
was sorry to hear he had suffered so much.
He told her all the doctors did to his hand like
a little old man, and said he often thought oil
school, and wished TO be there.
Well, Johnny" she said, 80 doyou remem-
Der any OF the little hymns you used 10 say at
SCHOOL,"
"No," he replied" the pain drove it all out
of my head"
"Then, do you remember any Of the merry
rhymes you used to sing ?"
"Auah no maam, have forgot them
too"
"Do you remember nothing at all, my dear
boy2 Do you remember if God loves you,
Johnny?"
go, yes! yes, ma'am, remember that"
"And how do you know that he loves youP'
she said, anxious to find out if he had any dis
tinct idea on the subject.
He looked up in her face, with counte-
nance beaming with delight, and said, Be
cause, ma am, God so loved the world, that
be gave his only begotten Son, that whatsoever
believeth in him should not perish, but have
everlasting life > that's how know that he
loves me-"
Soon after this removed far away from that
place, and | never heard whether Johnny got
better or not but have often thought of him,
and have hoped that he would be led TO believe
in Him who said, "SufIer little children TO
come unto me, and forbid them not for OF such
is the kingdom of heaven. "-Edriy Days
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-04-24
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FOR THE CURE OF ,c
COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONChiiys1
WHOOPTNG- COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA AND
CONSUMP TON
A M0NG the numerous discoveries science nss MAJ
"A this generaont 20 facilitate the business On ne
its enjoyment and prolong the term OF human 49,,
ence none can be named Of real value 10 nankn
this contribution Of chemistry to the heanlx a,t'
rial Of its virtues throughout this broad h' Iii
beyond doubt that no medicine or combination % H.,
cines vet known can go surely control and cure the
varieties Of pulmonary disease which haNe ear
swept from midst thousands and sdy
Indeed there Ia now abundant reason 70 oells'e IN.
has at length been fonnd which can be reed on iii
dangerous affections Of the lungs Our space td
not permit TO publish any proportion o. .ne %
by it's use but we would present the following
eminent men and refer further inquiry 70 the h
the agent below named will always be pleased " ,rofd
free, wherein full particulars and indspu'AO''
these facts. ~ p,o.
y%o.~ Me President of amherst College, the cfs0' "''"
lessor Hitchcock - p..so,al
JAMES C. AYER-SR: have used your cs1 y. satisHed,
In nv own case of deep seated bronchitis ana COM
from Ire chemical constitution that &c is an
pound for the relief lryng and brone" Of any
Ii my opinion to its superior chsraete proper
'e''0u ~is ~ "' EDWARD hlTCHCoCh' IL. n
FFog is ridsly celebrated Prqft,.er &c Yals
IL ID, Professor Of Chemistry ~, ,oveaL Mtdiea
College; Msnber Of me Lfsrgrs, of Au,srica AMI
Phiiosophicai and Scientific Soad"'
deem the Cherry Pectorai an admrsos nsSiss' and
rom some o. ~. for he class Of dseas It Is
TO cure. - ,o,o
Nfu Karen, Conn., November ], lSis. IT. Senate,
Major Pattson President Of the South aIerful sOe'
statss he has used the Chesry Peofora VIZ"
cess 10 cure an Inflammation Of the lungs
From one efhe first Physcian' " 70. ,naI rs 1919.
sAco, Ms apr ,. -, PEE
am nov constantly using your ch., ,,ik,, fOs
tora ia nv practice prefer IL to any other severe
pulmonary complaints From obser'ao" and discs
c.sss Am eonvinced II will coughs her rene
SEES Of the lungs, that have put to defiance ~
dies. If eonsump1issI
invariably recommend Its use In caess q or that as
and consider II much the best remedy snnyrIuAN ND
ease. Respectfully, yours, l. D.
Dr. j. e. AYES, LoveR ..,.,ls chem.
ny Prepared and sold by James Aver s,n,sD
ist Lowell, Msss., and sold by the drossS IN $50
throug bout the United States and CanshA -