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do hereby certify that DR.. RsEenthal's medicine h,,
perfectly cured me Of the Piles and take pleasure in
giving this statement TO tho public as a thank to tbS
Dr. aud a beneht to the afflicted, as myself was sUGer.
lng Tor ten years aud used every possible means but
an Tor no purpose, until the above named Dr. has
treated aud cured me-. WM CIINESMIru""
Butter township, Riohlsnd Co., o. March l7th 1859.
Also the woman Of the undersigned was cured
"'"in Township Ashland Co., o February I'd, 1857
ULRICH KOCH.
do hereby certify that DR.. Rczenthal's medicine
mas perfectly cured me Of the Dyspepsia, Liver com.
the public &c. ~ R1ph msy W
sandasSy Tp, Riehland Co., o. March ID, 1859.
p,om.ro,r. .%GoDsHALL.
do testify with this that | was sick with the pronn
~ ana alter being treated by many Doctors gave n.
az hopes OF ever getting we'll. But as the water gath.
e,eu so strong resolved TO try the treatment Of Dr.
holenthal which was so much IN me
Anu found myself after a short time cured. 10 INV
grea'loy feel by this time a' well as ever,
German Township, Holmes Co., MarehIst lsSs
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Two MEN DRowNED.--On Friday
digit near Glasgow, two men by the name
of Dawson and Wnhero, were drowned
while engaged in washing sheep. sheep
had broken loose from Withero and was
swimming out into the stream when he
reached afterit and in a moment was be-.
You'd his depth, graphing with DEATH
MIR, Dawson plunged Into the stream 10
assist him, and they clasped together to
rise no more.--New Lisbon Palidium,
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The COnventIOn-WIIiam Al%len-idjOurn-
ment of Congress.
WAsHINeToN June Q, 1852.

Correspondence Of the Ohio union.l
WASHINGTON June Q, 1852.
There is no use in making an effort to
compete with the telegraph. Long before
this letter reaches its destination. through
the lazy mails, the name Of tho Democra,
who is TO succeed Mr.. FILLMORE, will bs
known through our town and county.
The Halls Of Congress, Hotels and
streets Of this City are deserted. Every.
body "and the rest Of mankind" are al
Baltimore. Yesterday | made a visit to
that city to look in upon the Convention.
The crowd and confusion were so great
that | was glad to mako my escape. In
common with the,greai mass of the Demo
crazy of the country, | feel no very deep
anxiety as TO whO shall be the candidate,
being well persuaded that a Convention
which embodies as much talent and worth
as hat now assembled at Baltimore, can
not make any other than a good choice, If
they select any Of the names which are be-
fore them.
While upon this subject, | will mention
one fact, of which | am thoroughly con.
vinced; and that is, had Ohio, through her
delegates, presented for WILLIAM ALLEN,
her distinguished and %favOriis son, an I'M
broken front, he would have been the
nominee of The Convention beyond all
doubt or question. Bat lot by cones be
by cones.
The "knowing ones" generally predict
final adjournment of the present session
of this Congress on Monday, the I'd day
Of August. The members will find it
difficult to excuse themselves TO the coun-
try for continuing the session even as late
as , hat date. The resolution fixing upon
the day above named will come up before
the House on Monday next.
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The CASE OF WIN. L. CnApL1N.-Judge
Crawford, of..the Criminal Court of Wash.
ingion city, has rendered judgment in ia.
vor of the United States, and against Sci.
by Parker and Others, who went bail in
the sum of $4,000 for VIM. L. Chaplin,
charged with kidnapping slaves in 1850,
and also judgment against Chaplin, whose
recognizance was forfeited, as he never
appeared for trial.
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Horrible Outrage and Death.
PHILADELPHIA, Nav 20. |

PHILADELPHIA, May &c, 1852.
An old convict, named John Book, en-
ticed a little girl, between 0 and 10 years
of age, on Monday last, into the woods
near Roxborough, and perpeirated a most
brutal and horrible outrage on her person.
The child when found could not stand,
and, after lingering in great misery, died
last night from the effects of the outrage.
The wretch has been arrested. identified
by the child before her death, and com.
miIted for trial. 1t was with difficulty that
the execution of summary vengeance on
him by the father and friends of the child
could be prevented.
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
JOS. suLLIvANr.l fin, vurv
JOS H. Riley & Co,
DEALER IN

Lar, Medical, School and Blank Books.
DIAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS. at
j. Wholesale Window Shades and Fixtures ,
WINDOW C%ornicesi OIL Paintings and Engravings;
Plain and Ornamental Gilt Frames for PORTRAITS
Sc.i Rosewood Frames and French Glass for En-,
CRAVINGS Fine Cutlery Fine Fans; Steel Goods;
Bags and Purses ~Porfmery aud Toilet Cases
BLANK Drafts and Notes from Steel Plates.
Feather busters, Work Boxer and writing
Desks, Travelling, Dressing aud Writing Cases
Tor Ladies and Gentlemen; Hair, Teeth and Nail
Brushes; Gold Pens in Gold and Silver Cases f.;
Pearl, shell, Ivory and silver Card Cases and
porie-monaies; Papier Mache Follos. Boxes &c.
Pocket Books, Wallets and Bankers, Cases.
Banks, Merchants and County Officers furnish
cd with Blank Cooks to order, fthe best mate.
rial and male in the best manner.
English, French and american Stationary.
MIRR0RS-The finest French Plates from A
to 8 IT,, in plain and ornamental and richly carved
Frames. ~
sob f~rlnting.-Bn Headings. Letter Head.
lngs, Shipping BILLS, &C., done nearly, promptly,
""u >" soou terms 3mo2
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DISCOVERY OF A SILVER MINE IN South.
ERR lLLINoIs.-The Benton Standard
says; We are credible informed that a
rich mine of silver ore has lately been
discovered by DR.. Smith, in the vicinity
of Gallatin, Saline county. The discove.
ry was made by the Doctor in exploring
a vein of led, when he discovered what
he took TO be silver ore; aud in order to
be certain he sent to 81, Louis for a min.
eralogiSt, who, in Analysing the pre-, ex.
'racted 10 per cent. Of pure silver, and 20
per cent, Of iron and Lead
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New YoRK, June s

The steamship Isabel from Havana 3lst
ult. reports the Island quiet, though there
was yet some lilde invasion exci,emep.-
Several persons had been arrested on
charge of being connected with it.
The Humboldt sailed to-day with $50
passengers and s64O,OOO in specie.
The Crescent City, this P. M. took $50
passengers.
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BosToN, June 4.

The ship James W. Fannin, from .Bos.
ton for New York, in ballast, got ashore on
Great Point reef, Nantucket, Oh the I'd in.
s'ant' , p. NJ. She was boarded by men
from Nantucket, with whose assistance she
was got of during that night without dam
age and was at anchor in Holmes Hole
yesterday noon.
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THE GREAT

CONSUMPTION AND COUGH REMEDY
DR.. WiRidm Halls Balsam for the
Lungs, for the cure of ,
Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis, Was,
ting Of the flesh, Night SDeats Splitting Of
Blood, Whocpfng Cough, Difficult Of Breathing,
Colds, Coughs, IgfueRsd, Phtyisie, Pain Ia tht
Side, and all diseases of The Chest and Langs.
10000 DOLLARS REWARD
Is offered for a better receipt. 1t contains no
Opium, Calomel, or mineral poison, and is safe
for the most delicate child.
1t is estimated that 100, coo persons die annual
" in the United States with Consumption, and
Professor Eberly says that a vast number Of these
conld have been saved by the timely use of some
prompt remedy.
Dr.. HALLS BalSam strikes 1.-THE root Of the
disease al once, and such is its speedy effect. hat
any one using it freely according to directions
for "a or As hours, are not entirely satisfied with
It's merits; the bottle may be returned, and their
money CiH be carefully returned. The most dis
tressing cough is frequently relieved by a single
dose, and broken up in a few hours time. The
afflicted do not have to take bottle alter bottle be-
fore they find whether this remedy will afford re-
liefor not.
Call on the Agent and get a pamphlet gratis.-
Inc treatise ON Consumption alone is worth more
'""h u Plico VI tnb meulclne' you VIII ma
certificates of Physicians in Cincinnati, and Of
others whose cures have been effected here at
home, where they can be found.
The public have been imposed upon by rene.
dies, recommended by certificates which have al
ways originated from some unknown SOURCE
We believe that a medicine Possessing real mer-
its will effect cures wherever, it is used, at home
as well as abroad. This is no PoragOric Prepa-
ration, but one which if used in season will save
the lives of thousands; and persons may make
this bargain with Agents from whom they pur-
chase, that in every case where it is used freely
according to directions, and entire satisfaction is
not given in "a or As hours, they can return the
medicine, and their money will be ckserfuhy re.
ilrhed.
GTBe sure to ask for DR.. HALLS Balsam for the
Lungs. For Sale by
DR.. B. F. WHITNEY, Ashland, O.
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18th Congressional District,

The Democratic Central Committees o.
Ashland, Lorain, Medina, and Wayne
composing the 18th Congressional Dis.
trict, have agreed to meet at HARRIsvrLLE
ON FRIDAY, JUNE l1Tu Rox
For the purpose of arranging the time and
manner of nominating the Democratic
Candidate for Congress. Every Demo.
crat is invited to attend.
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che Alarkets.
ASHLAND PRICES CURRENT.
oOHAso-sD nvslr wrDrssDAr AOasmo.
June q. 1852.

Flour-Marketc continues inactive with but lit
tie inquiry. Sales moderate; 300 bbls of straight
brands IN lots at SO AZ and 8 90; extra 50 60 and
3 10.
Grain-Wheat in demand Sales 5000 bush Of
good Northern srom store at 76!c 1900 bush ahoat
at 49,.
Comm fair demand with but little going for
ward rom first hands, with a slight advance from
previous quotations. Sales 1000 bush of goo
Western mixed, at 43aEd 43lc.
Oats-Are in good demand at IS and 3sc.
Barley-Moderate supply, prices remain NOM
inal at 55 and 60c.
~Rye-Steady; quotations in the absence of
sales, nominal, 45 and Doc.
Buck wheat--50 and DOC.
Observation-Disclosures is but little INQUIRY.
Sales have been made mostly in small lotsiof 20
bbIs and upwards. Mess at SIT and II 10; Prime
Sl450.
Lard-No sales to report. Prices nominal at
10 and lie.
Live Hogs-S4 and $50.
BeeE-But little doing. Mesa a12 and IA;
prime, IS.
Live C~attle-s3,37I and $50 per cwt.
Butter-Fair supply in the market. Good fresh
rcll at l2l and l3c. Strong l0c.
Cheese-Prices unchanged. New dairy; 7 and
Sc.
Eggs-The market is well supplied at lOc, and
large quantities have been shipped for the East.
Po'atoes-Scurc at SIC and 81 90 per bush.
New York, June 4th, 1863.
Flour-Sales Canadlan..6OO bbls common brands
$3.50 in bonds; Sales domestic 5000 bbls, 81 and
4,sl; S4,l2I for common to straight state; S4,l2
and 40 for common to good Ohio; AIS and 4, %
for favorite state and round hoped Ohio; Az
and 4,Sl! for mixed to fancy Michigan and Indi-
ana.
Grain-Whcat-sales of 5000. bush white Mich
igan at Sl,0l.
Corn-Sales Of 80 900 bush at so and 6Oc for
understandable. White is heavy at 81 and 62l
for low to high mixed Western.
Pork-Sales of $50 bills IS for mess; l6, 25
and 1851 for prime.
Beel-Sales 200 bbls $1,000 and IA for mess;
6 and 7,75 for prime.
Lard-Sales Of $50 bbls and tierces 81 and lO!;
$50 kegs, private trrms.
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W AsHINoToN. June 4

Mr.. Briggs presented the memorial of
VIM. B. Astor, for the immediate estsb-
lishment of a mint at N. York; and show,
ing, since the annexation of California,
that ninety millions of gold bullion had
been received al The port of New York,
Mr.. Stanley asked and obtained leave TO
introduce a bill for the payment Of the
fourth installment of the surplus revenue.
After several motions for calls, the House
adjourned till Monday.
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A VOICE FROM OLD KENTUCKY.
STILL 1T CUPESlJj

TnREE Mus HousE, JicusG. Dec. Cd, 1851.
MEssRs. BAKER q Co That DIR. HALLS Balsam for
the Lungs. is one Of the greatest Medicines in The
world. Last spring | wasdOwn with the disease of
the lungs, and DR.. Wise Of Covinston, ATTENDED on.
me fol a long time, and then told my %neighbors. that
1 never could get well, aud that I might live two
weeks!l l sent and got two bottles OF Dr.. Halls Bal
sam, aud when | lad used one bottle and a third [
was well, aud am now better than ever. gave
part Of bottle to a friend Of mine, who had a sore
throat for a long time, anu it cured him. =
Respectfully. Yours, JOHN COLE
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Books AND SrATIoNARY.A-We call at.
tention TO the advertisements of Jos. II.
RILEY q Co., Booksellers, Stationers,
Printers and Binders, Columbus, Ohio,
which will be found in io-dsy's paper. =
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Blomeyof Tp., Rlehl
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

VIM Humphrey Guardiun,) by order Of the
vs.. Probate Cour,ofAsh-
Susanna Humphrey. land County.
~ the l7th day of July, A.. D., 1862, at o..
~ clock, PM, upon the %premiscs in the town
OF Hayesville, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate, as the property Of Su.,
sauna Humphrey, to wit; the undivided one-eiqbth
part Of Lots 81, Ga, 60 and &C. Said Lots situate
IN the Town Of Hayesyille, Ashland County nnd
State OF Ohio. Subjectio the dover Of the Wild.
ow. Terms of salc-one-third Cash in hand one
third in slI months, onc-lhird in one year.
WILLIAM HUMPHREY,
49,. Guardian of SUSANNA HUNrHREY.
AshIand, June ], 1902. bw3
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the o,th d,v of
~ April, 1859, the undersigned was appointed Exee.
utor OF the estate Of Joseph Transue, dec, of oranSe
tp;,, Ashland CO., Ohio All having claims against
sala estate, are requested to present them in one year
deoled 10 said estate, are requested to make imme
'a'Sn payment JOHN JACoRY.
June v'ls5s' Jw5+
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Steamboat Disaster.

NEW York, May 81.
The new steamer Eastern City, while
preparing for a trip. yesterday burst one
of her boilers, fatally wounding W. II.
Steamers, and the Captain aud Engineer,
Two have since died, and three of the
hands who were seriously injured, cannot
survive.
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New York, June 4

Steamer Northern Light, sailed for San
Francisco this morning, rullof Passengers.
Hon. Perry Smith Esq, U. S. Senator
from Connecticut died yesterday al New
Milford.
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Ashland Common School As.ociatiOn


This Association will meet in the Cour,
House in Ashland, on Saturday, the Goth
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
1t is hoped that the friends of education
in the county, teachers especially, will be
in attendance. Delegates 10 the semi.an
nual Meeting of the o. S. Teachers AS.
ISOLATION will Then be appointed. Other i'm.
Poriant business will be presented for the
consideration of those present.
1t is expected that Mr.. l.. Andrews will
be present to address the meeting.
BY order of the Elk. Com.
W. T. ADAMS, PreS't.
Hayesville. June |, 1852.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WARRINGTON, June l, 1852.

WASHINGTON, June l., 1852. .
H6UsE.-There were but few members
present to-day.
The Deficiency Bill was returned, with
numerous amendments; it was referred 10
the Committee on Ways and Means, and
ordered to be printed.
After the reception Of a few reports, The
House adjourned until Friday.
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Railroad Accidents,

Mr.. VERNON, o., June 2.-The cars from
Newark, o., this morning ran off The track
at this place, killing Instantly Joseph Stacy,
of GAINESVILLE, and i%njuring two of the
hands, but not seriously. The engine is
literally mashed.
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HILLsDALE, June 5

The express train going West, last night,
found the switch wrong, six miles west of
Jonesville, and ran off the track, killing
Harvey Spaulding, the Engineer, and one
fireman. No passengers hurt. The train
very much damaged.
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TINE AND PLACE OF HOLDING NATION
AL CoNvETlONs.--Whig, Baltimore June
10. Native American, Trenton July g.
Free Soil, Cleveland August 4. Liberty
Party, Buffalo Sept. l..
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Hayesville, June |, 1852.

p. S.-Teachers will take notice that on
the same day, there will be a meeting Of
the Board Of Examiners, held for the ex.
animation of teachers, in the Ashland
High School Room. W. ia.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 4

~HILADLLFHIAi JUTU Tt
The Q o'clock train for New York ran
off the track near Sand Hills, from a rail
being displaced, completely wrecking four
of The cars. Mrs. Purdy, of Heightstown,
had an arm broken, and many others were
more or less injured.
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Ell

ENR0M the pasture ofJoshua Brown, about
i miles south OF Ashland, on Wednesday nigh
last, a SoreI Colt, 4years old this month, shoe
all round. Amy person returning said Colt to m,
at Ashland shall be literally rewarded.
Ashland, juno Cd, 1862. OF
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE undersigned will make a tour through tho
Il NORTH Western counties of Ohio, the south.
ern and interior portions of Michigan, aud North
ern lndi'na, in about three weeks. Those who
have old or new claims, or other legal business
10 transact in that direction, should apply imme-
diately, by mail or Otherwise.
Dr Refer to Dr.. b. B. CLARK, P. M, or 10
GATES & McC0MB, Esqrs,, Ashland. 3w2
New London, June Q, 1852,
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THE ACCIDENT AT SANCOOK.

BosToN, June Q.
1t appears that only four lives were lost,
by the upselting of the boat at Sancook
village, New Hampshire, on Saturday eve.
ming. Their names are Mr.. Babcock, two
sisters named Haley, aid Miss Thrasher.
At Bridgeport, Conn, on Saturday, Sid.
ney ]. Beardsley, of SlraifOrd, was Instant
ly killed by being run over by the express
train from New Haven.
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23 CENTS REWARDI

PUN away from the subscriber On the oath MI.
~ George Baker, a bound boy to the farming bust
mer pants, Is about ~ years ole. All pcrSogs ara
warned against h%arb3ring or trusting him. and M
above reward Will DC given for his return.
May 90, 1852. iwa tN"'
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az Contrary to expectation, we have
not received the official proceedings of the
Democratic National Convention. We
publish, however, in to-day's paper, the
proceedings up 10 the 5th inst. General
franklin PIERCE, Of New Hamshile,
was nominated for President, on the for
,y-ninlh ballot. A Telegraph Dispatch,
just received, announces the nomination
of WILLIAM R. KING, of Alabama, for
Vice President.
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soon be the probable result.
In a short time, II you continue 10 neglect
yourself, yon will begin to feel 0 sense Of tight
ness and oppression across the chest, accompa.
nied win frequent sharp darling pains. Then a
ury' hacking Cough will set in, and when you
raise anything 1t will be Il thick and y~ellowish,
or white frothy matter, streaked perhaps. with
blood. Ifyou still take no medicine, these un-
Pheasant symptoms will increase and you will
soon nave hectic fever, cold chills, night sweats,
coopious expectoration, and then great prostitution
IL you Sill neglect yourse {, a few weeks or
moh'hs VIII see you consigned to the grave, leav-
ing your friends to mourn how rapidly consump-
non DID Its work, and hurried you away. Friendl
nave you no cause to be ~alsrmedi In the above
sketch you may see 10 a glass, how every Gaze Of
Consumption progresses, with more or less ra-
Pidity, to a fatal termination. Ofall the thousand
and millions whom this great di stroyer has gath.
cred to the tomb, eyers single ca seibegan with a
Soiu' II TINS had been attended 10, all might
have been we'll but, being neglected, under tho
ialal delusion that il would swear itself Off, il
transferred its deadly action to the substance of
the Lungs, exciting there tie formation Of tuber.
cles, Another and another cold added fuel to
the hame, until these tubercles began TO soften
ana separate, leaving, by their liberation, great
cavlueS IN the Lungs. At this crisis, the disease
Is very difficult %ofcure, and oftentimes sets at de-
nance all human means.
In the later or worst stage this medicine will
oItehtiines arrest the disease, or check its pro-
gress' and will always make the patient more
comfortable, and prolong HE life, and it 10 there
lore worthy ofa trial-but in its incipient or FORM
ing periods, Consumption is as durable as any 9TH
CT disease, and DR.. Halls Bdlsdmfor the LungI,
II ,aken at this time will cure it as sure as II Is
laken' Tbisi is strong language, but we can refer
you to numberless living witnesses to prove that
II IL truel And therefore, we earnestly eIhort
every man, woman and child, who has a Cough,
or Is subject to colds, to keep the medicine BY
you IN me house, and whenever you take. cold,
10 not " Jet 1t alone" to work mischiefin youf
system, but eradicate it thoroughly, and al once.
by this powerfully healing compound. and leave
your lungs uninjured, to carry you in full vi, or to
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MORE CINCINNATI cUREsI ~

CINCINNATI, July LIST, 1851
MEssRs o. X. BAKER q CO.-Deqr Sirs: have al.
ways had objections to have my name in any wsy At.
taohed to Patent Medicine. But when ! think i.s,
now have every reason to believe) il has saved INV
life, ! am induced by a sense Of duty to those aaHicted
as | have been, to make my case known ana recom.
mend your .Balsam as Medicine that can be fiIIy re-.
lied on. About a year since | was attacked with
Lung Fever, which left my lungs much diseased INV
cough was distressing, attended with pain in INV len
side. | had seen Wister's Balsam Of Wild cherry
pulled up in the papers. and | concluded to trv m
used bottle after bottle, which In taste and in is ope.
ration resembled paregoric, soothing temporniIyL
Ny disease had By this time become firmly seated
mad cold night sweats-hectic fevers-sweIinp or ti,e
limbs, &c, showing confirmed eOhsumptionI the re-
medies | obtained from my Physician also failed civ.
ing me permenent relief or benefit, my lungs now nj.
cerated aud Iraised large quantities Of matter from
them. The DR.. told my friends that | must diel NV
brother then got a bottle Of Dir. Halls Balsam for The
lungs, and | commenced taking II. Atdrst II sicken.
ed me, but after taking more, | found II went "a ne
spOt-the very seat Of my disease. I began to raise
with more ease and could eel daily, that my lungs
were healing until by the use Of bottles, I was Testo.
red to better health than | had enjoyed for years, [
believe IT, had ufed DR.. Halls Balsam when / was
first attacked, 1t would have saved me a vast amount
of suffering. All can say to others. is to try IL and
think you will DO benefited IL your disease is on YOUR
lungs. Yours Respectfully. "
j., WILLARD.
Three doors above Fifth street IN Vine
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WASHINGTON, June 4, 1852.

The papers of this morning announce
the death of Lieut.. Benjamin B. Gasset, Of
the United States Navy at Macao.