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Where Mingo,s mother drowned her sel''n

Where WInKO's mother drowned her sell, n" -.---
visers would, in return for the pleasure which these
objects afford them, cheerfully contribute what would
render them independent The present proprietor of these
grounds 10 which the genius OF Burns has impaired ven
increasing nteres who purchased them on
is deriving handsome revenue from visters This n-
come tribute TO the immortal bard. ought 10 nure to
those who were dear TO him, instead OF going stranger
Ersning JournH
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In the of triumph in this city il should not
be beiorgoen tha, many wings. acting iron the highest
and most patriotic moves voted The deaocratic ticket
In the humble part took in conducting this canvass
addressed ourselves almost exclusively TO the whg
party, and urged upon them the opinions and arguments
OF influential men who belonged to their own party The
result thus far shows that this pursued
n vain and that the arguments OF Gentry, Williams
Jenifer Lyons. and Others did no, al stony and
productive soil They addressed BY 10 intelligent
and patriotic in the wing party of Louisiana, and
the returns show with what effect
The OF both the great parties in this country, in
those sections where the injection OF abolition and free
solism does not prevail is made up OF the same mate
nal-o WARM and rue hearted struggling for the
candidates and the principles they believe most condu
Give the prosperity OF their country In NUM-
y we know TO be So Families friends intimate as
socales divided in their politics brothers, even fnth
and sons very Often disagree whg often
employ the most decided democrats, and democratic
papers employ wings, the may be all are srv-
ing their conflicting action for the good of their coun.
try
We have passed through an animated canvass Be
the result what il may--whether General Scott the mos
lus,rious OF living soldiers, or Franklin Pierce a con
sstent and honest statesman be elecieda parties will
Join in the hope that our country may continu,
prosperous and happy offering helping hand and rhelte
10 the oppressed OF other countries and bringing
share the blessings Of Institutions ane
the protection and glory OF our fas.-N. o. Courier.
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mocratic Triumph In Florida.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 4,

JACKsONVILLE, NOV. Z, ISo2.
EoroRs OF THE GEORGIAN: We have had glorious
,,inmuh in this county--he Vermont Of Florida
pees majority in this county is thirty -nine and would
have been fifty but for bad management at one demo.
cratic precinct This is democratic gain OF lo6 over the
October election for governor The foul amalxamatior
between Scollery and whiggeIy stnks in the nosirs o
our people
Partial returns FROM Columbia, st. Johns, and Putnam
exhibit large increase OF democratic votes over the
October election Pierces majority in the State will moi
be less than one thousand 1t will probably reach fifteen
bundled! The victory is overwhelming, and the wings
have not even saved their honor.
Accept my fluctuations. C.
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Iotcd.

DunuoUg Nov. 6-The returns of the recent election
o,ns 4, slowly bur Pierce has undoubtedly carried the
ate by decreased majority compared with the vote
A. the election In August last The democratic majority IN
this county is 50o being gain of 100 over the governors
vote
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KENDALL AND DIcxssoNs MssTRELs-It will bo seen, BY
referring columns popular troupe
giving of their amusing Odd Fellows
Hail. Their first and second attended
and fashionable AUDIENCES highly
Pf 4. an nsniirs shaax~ ~ot
performance filled
with ali lovers Of fun and good music.
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ONO FOR PIERcE--The official vote OF Ohio comes
in slowly, but we think the vote will be gain over th.
State eecton-say from ID. 900 to 40 600. .--Statesmsn
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er OF a colored man. named George Brodley, who was
claimed the slave of Andrew Pierce Of Cecil county
Md, came M before Commissioner lnsraham, on Sainr-
nay. David raul Brown, esq, on the part OF the de.
iendan', admitted that the claimant had fully made out
his title according to law and he could not oppose The
execution OF the usua order in such cases.
He said be employed by the Abolition Society,
founded by franklin and Others and his only object and
duties to protect coored persons from being unlsw
lply claimed slaves, and in this several re-
spectacle witnesses had identified the prisoner the
slave Of The claimant he could only ground his arms
aRd let the law take its course.
The commissioner then made the usual order and GER
thcaie remandng Brodlcy 10 the custody OF Mr. Pierce
large number OF eolosed persons and others in
attendance al the hearing. but disorder OF any kind
occurred -Phaadephla Ledger. sh,
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The Steamer Guy Of Giasgo1.

NEw foHK, November l0.-The steamer City Of Glr'
gov, with three days later advces from Europe Is b. low
and will reach her wharf about 8, p. IN.
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Dslaudre Elecfion

WILMINGTON (D,I ) Nov 10 --Remrns from Newcas.
county xive Riddle, (dsm) for Congress. 2SO mson y
Partial returns the othe ooun,es indicate his re eiee
ton The contest without spirit
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A Brilliant Result in Wisconsin.

RACINE tWi..) Nov Al have the pleasure OF advising
YOU that our young Commonwealth has most noby sus
,aoed her reput taon as a democratic State and
ceeded ancipatons Our democratic maIod VIII be
.t l.p,t 600 In thi. the electoral ticket Charles
Durkee the present abolition member from this district has
been defeated by Daniel Wells. r. The member elect is
sterling old-hshioncd democrat, and shrewd business
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Arrangements TO secure the erection of permanent
monument to the memory OF Mr.. Webster going for
ward eneTgetically in Boston.
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North Carolina.

RAIxrcn Nov THE whole State has been heard from
with The exec plion of few counties, and II probable
that Pierce liza. carried the State by 200 300 although
the Official vote will be necessary give the result with
certainty.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Cos,scyat,ou.

NEw YoRK. November Io.-The Rev JouAtlan VAIN
wright provincial bishop OF New York. eonsecTalst
to-day in Trinity Church. very large number attended
TO witness the ceremonies, which highly imposing
The Rev Carlton Chase preached the consecrarion
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BALrLMoRE. Nov. 10.

The steamer City Of Glasgow reached the wharf at 5
O'Clock she brings four days later European news Cot
ton firm prices unchauged-sses Monday of twelve
bales Spectators and exporters taking four thou
sand
Iiavre cotton market firm.
Manchester trade active Flour firm a, 22s 23s Wheat
ana corn rm-prces unchanged Provisions dull, droop
inv Sugar and coffee hrm-pfces upward Rice firm
at 49,, to 81, Naval stores activc-prces upward To
bacoo vcry Arm at folt prces-sctive demand Wool
Arm Money markc, easy. Consols, premium. Ameri-
c an stocks previous prices
Political news unim portant
France rapidly approaching the empire
England quiet
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The timber following
he United STATE. arsenal a. wae.wn Mas.aehuss,.s $50
ss's ad sas near sSss
so .s. The United rite s, Arsenal :.
roa Comfort Virginia the whole BE- delivered Q. before
of tho whole quantity that required for each
The timber have cut in the month
july the Ass Of middle of March,
aud large .so from Tho centre Ssas ss
esP Of large M ne which mic Be free from
be delivered from time time within The period above named
arsenal, .ppaved
.ts sss NOT less ,hsn ,s" BE- sS the
sn per ss,s which ps sens.% win BE- s'.nsu ~ ns ua,.d
be paid the ba. will be forfeited the United
lars, inspection appi
cation may Be- made By letter IN person. TO the commanding OH
No mentioned will
without special in writing h Obtained from this
No will any payments
vii! X made a., :. above stated.
ubscrb~r and endorsed Proposals for Cunt a.ys r.
Nov II-dIwAsawtlo,h Dec. Colonel Of Ordnance.
THE Great Com aission, or Christian Church con.ti
charged convey the Gospel the World by
Of Ministry by
Religion. Progress; Development
ian chaIassI BY the ksy s,. wI,iam R. Williams
Henry Ripley To which added Hint E1.smporansou'
rtfsssns Tss ~ s:is y by
Lectures the Lords Prayer BY William r. Williams.
For sale at GRAY b B,LLANrYkE's
Religious Book Depository,
Nov. IL Seventh street.
EMuyAL.We would respectfully friends,
" and the public generally that have moved
asenus, builains
where aud Of all
foreign and domestic dry goods, which determined
prices cash. We fee. confident
hous city elsewhere We earnestly a from
customers and friends and the public generally.
MERRY h MILLER,
Corner of-7th and Penn.
Nov ll-colmif Miss Dernotts building.
nLOA KS, Mantillas, Nc.-we have by express
" 10 Napoleon coaks
5 cloth saimas
10 Union, very pretty
- circulars, nice article,
lie and pretty
5 circulars, with sleeves
5 embroidered chenese
5 Gabrielle, choice
The whole cheap.
YERBY 4 MILLER
Corner OF 7lh and Penn. avenue,
Nov Il--dlmm Miss Dermots building.
CHA WIA Every kind.-we this received the
- determined
| sam n be bought here elsewhere.
Bay wstcsvI,et Mills shaw
100 square shn~'s all prices
$50 Turkey, Cashmere, and printed sha~ls all prices
40 Cashmere long sbxwis superior and cheap
IS shsws plain and embrodered white and colored
yEkbY MILLER,
Corner Of fth street and Penn. avenue,
| Nov ll-eolmU Miss Dermotts building
TWENTY-FIVE Cent MousseIines small Figure
rich
per Also splendid lot OF ch
selncs Of the hes, quality, at rs cents per yard
Nov ii-auf CLAeErr, NEwros, MAY, Co.
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..&5,I53,33
e., $40, ,27s 429,A79,6l4

In addition, there has been shipped in sailing vessels
mostly for China, $lO8i IL viii be observed that the
qu uinty shipped for the Atlantic United aes has been
S25 800 273 bur the deposited in ha 5
been mint $39 4o2 showing OF abou,
5li 600 900 which in the hands of passengers The
production of the counry up TO this time has been
about $3.50 900 0t0 The arrivals in New York for The
month oil October have been six and II hall millions
larger amount than beforehand the dates the Is
October brought from the mine
well ON the harvests, and the social aud politics al
progress OF the country II the production Of gold in Cali
900 00o that will very nearly repeat the
addition exports, and the ether Industrial products OF
the Union greater IN quantity and higher ia none
value The leading OF port for the fiscal year 1851
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Tho old jackson Vote.

The old jackson Vote.
As there 10 Ksne,a desire amongst our democratic
friends the vote cast in 1928 and 1892 for Old
Hickory give below the Official tables of those years
1925 1872
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d,kansas Election.

Little Rock (Ark } Nov. 9.-Partiai returns OF the
election in this State have been received,
which indicate that has gone for Pierce and King by
large majority.
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PROPOSALS FOR aus-oARRlAaE TIMBER.
WAN bEpARrxErT,

WAN bgpARrAEsr,
Ordnance Office, Washington,
November 10, 1861.
DROPO5ALS will he until including
cember for 500 complete
timber each set 70 be composed OF The following pieces
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We are authorized 10 say ts'stes the Providence jour
Island
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Minot's Ledge Li2ht-House.

Minors Ledge Liaht-Ho"se
Bureau corT- Typographical Engineers Nov 8, 1854
THE following the subject erection
ofs lighthouse OF GrAns iron, combination Of both,
u. o.n 10 T. .as :, M % % .
building hsr TO be made with the lowest rs.por.he bidder who
same b. conformity with the
plan plan; approved By tho ove.pss. bureau under the
designate, eighty ,hoasapd dolars.n
proposals of
conformity si OF
signed until and including he oth day Of ser, isnasy
p.r.. but the proposals viii indicate the snd Of illuminating
pouon dimensions Of the shape and q
Republic, In,snrs"oe., Union, washington Courier and
Patriot will publish the above daily then twice
iii Ioth January.
uPI.KNDID stock sh.wl.--we have just opened the
~. . % ss .sS :Se ss
avoraby with in the country In
long cashmere .s.w whs blue, green.
let and orange centres which we VIII offer As low as
900 long and square Say .n.~ comprising every variety
Of style for .rhittion
and for which sy's the Bay stare Company received The
A e.s mode win s s's, ,,.s border. ..s s,., centres,
81 %Sap" lam. AND ~s as.s sy ana ''so centres
10 long black Tribe, shawl.
y do do do silk fringe
Is plain Thibet shawI., In long snd square
Wa also have splendid Of nannel. cloths
cloak. snd in f.c almost everything ,hs shawl .nd cloak
We would Bay State long shawl.
and .speror IN coorns any other max. in use
.urs ,na. .n per.o. who w the Ray state goods WIN
rood. w.M saUsrER CO.,
Nov 7--d0wK nh street, N.
,UsurER MaLSSsERv VIII h. opened nj ssrs A
HLss thursday November II, TO which 'h. invite. the
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Thus speaks the Boston Herald, on The election {
Mike Walsh:

Thus speaks the Boston Herald. on The election OF
Mike Walsh:
In the recent election The democratic party have
swept the country with perfect ood and like all ,ods
il has washed away old landmarks and made chan.
nes Much pure gold will be found in the political
sands recently deposited, while at the time much
worthless rubbish will be found to have lodged places
for which il was never designed Men of peculiar char
acer viii be founi in stations which would have seemed
strange to them former times, yet the infusion OF
principles ray be beneficial government, and
have as good effect, The alluvia deposes do in
invgoaling the soil and increasing the product OF the
husbandman's labor
Among the men who have rode into station and powe
in the midst of this storm, there whose pecu-
liar character will be likely to display itself thar
tina, OF Nike Walsh. whose recent election TO Congress
by the democrats Of the fifth district in New York ID
source OF congra,uaon among the untcri6ed" through
out the country Az the representative OF that cons,u
eney lie will occupy large share Of the attention O
the public and whatever he does and says will be look
ed Tor with great interest, indicative OF the prnc
pies Of the progressive democracy"
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To,al number electors
;ac,ding vacancies los
Isu
Var William Wirt, (Vermont1
Var John Floyd, 5outh Caona) ......-..r... Al
Jackson's majority IN 1922 l52 electoral votes.
ia 1928 95 do.
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by GREEN q SCOTT, Auc,sons.rs.

By GREEN ~ SCOTT, AucttOneers.
INTENSIVE SALE OF FINE MAHOGANY AND OTHER
IL FURNITURE AT AUCrlON.On Thursday the llth Instant
10 O'Clock,
received coastsn
viz III N2Eas8ff
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus f u
bookcases end secretaries .sHaatt
Do fine Fren and other sofas - s..F
Do srEe paror, and other chaiIs
centre, sofs and side tables
French scro and antique bedsteads 6zGU
DO do dressing and
DO do wash closets, commodes, kc.
Do ottoaans, hat racks, werkstands, Ac.
Maple scroll, cottage and antique bedsteads
Cottage other maple chairs .e-re.v
1--WE complete "A
China, glass, crockrry
other furniture, which deem unns
o
Terms All $50, $50, and exceeding
$780, Of el00 credit
tnree monhr satisfactorily endorsed bearing in
The furniture of excellent quality and the sale VIII Be well
worthy he Of persons wishing purchase.
examination the day revious TO
sale The iHdee gentlemen respectfully
F ~ w ~ " GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Nov I'd Aueuoaeers
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UNANIMOUS vorE.-The Herald thinks It dvisable.
now tina, il is almost certainty that only Vermont and
Massachusetts, OF all the States OF the Unien. stand in
opposition to the popular choice for the presidency
that these Sta,es through their electors in the House
Representatives should uaite in the general voice. and
make the election OF franklin Pierce unanimous Ii
says:
l, would be graceful, noble. and patriotic act II
the electors chosen do not feel at liberty to do it, the
members OF tho lcgislatures could after oonsans
unanimously adopted in public session Let be DONE
and the glorious fact OF the hryone States OF this great
coniedefaey ing unanimous and harmonious choice
the view OF The world How such unanimous declar.
alton would stand out in elevated contrast the base
deceful. and nqui,ons mode in which hypocritical
and perured profgae has destroyed the republic in
France by coercng The popular voice his
bilious schemes r-Na'ions Democrat
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ODD-FELLOWs' HALL.
oRowDsp AND rAsHrosARLs.
Triumphant success of

KENDALL 4 DICKINsoNs BOSTON MINsTRELs,
Who respectfully lade. gentlemen Wash
Of their unique chnste and ~honsbe musical
reunions n THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS November
entire change Of performance For
lars, programme.
Tickets. as each, be had principal hotels
stores and the door
4 commences at ~ O'Clock. No pcstponement
Nov Il-9 JOSEPH MURPHY, Agent
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vutNrMR MILLINERY will he opened n ~ A
HLss hursdav November H. which shs invites the
attention. n the lsdes
P.nn.ylv,ns avenue, between oh and ioh
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conclude with, for lime,
psptommc, Produced In lhe costly style, OF the
RED MONSTER md WHITE WARRIOR.
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DIED

DIED,
On Tuesday evening last, ANNIE PAYNE beloved
JAMES H. CAuS ZEN, jr, in the 33d year Of her
Funeral morning
O'Clock from st. Johns church Ia which
o participate without further invitation
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Prices Of admission Private boxes S. dress circle and par.
quette children under years.
is orchestra IS family circle, 25 third
tier, so cents; coiorcd Eaiiery Is
O'Clock The curtain viii be raised at IN The
once will be open daily from 10 O'clock m, O'Clock
Nov 4
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GAIT RIvERf SALT RIVER IA Falss hspert--
y report len Salt Rvss is flse
OF informing his ends aat hs - sesA
found gallery Psnnsyivaata
always ready take mot ssy he best
but The dsgnereoypes in the county t
Nov lo--dlw +
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TWENTY-FIVE Cent Mousselines. small Figure
We have this day received figured
ground rich cents
per Also, splendid lot OF ch figured
very quality, rs MT per yard
1l-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY Al 70.
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IIOWAHD'S supreme Court Reports, vol l3
III United Treaties
on OF Congress- Just published.
II FRANCk TAYLOR.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-10
AEsVslEsFE&EGzENF
Bounty Land and Pension Agency,
WASHING THn-. n 4,

THE undersigned Attorney aud General AGENT a the
L City u Washington offers his services i procuring
Bounty lsus and Pensions trr those entitled liriug per-
mau"ny Ncalei nt the scat Ivcrnucn, with thor
uuch and tmnlar acquaintance with the necessary forms
aud routine u business, and ll ing Registers and
Rolls filed IN the : office h" possesses facilities uI
the speedy md fl'SuctIry ud ustnent Of GIyonmeit
claims n! every kind
by h.r act ot Congress Bounty Land is rraucd to
the officers and soldiers ut the uI II. aud of the yar
ri1us indian wars. sine" 1900 70 those who ser ed nine
acrr.: und in th who served one month 10 acres.
Arrangements have been made with gentlemen of the
i"pnl profession in different sections Of the Country
the location If warrants, and The safe OF the patents, when
issued, the most advantageous terms; 4r the vaymcut
at taxes, redemption of lands sold for taxes: collection ol
debs and tor the transaction uf general law business. ia
the different S'utcs and lcrrit1ries
He tenders his services members O the profession az a
distance, aad when claims against the yrrunrul. pre-
wrd Ivy cat Agent. viii alutc h1i his usual fee
The necessary i1rmS and instructions and information ON
all subjects uppcuuui- successful prosecution Ol this
business viii be furnished To regular Corrsp nris with
ont chnIcr.
Persons desiring information Of friends in the army or
navy, viii forward to him nh the pat crrs known uf their
service together with fee OF one dollar, aud hlr encui-
rtrs viii bn replied to ly rr,urn uf mail .N clmudmlcl-
tons - be (P,rPAIpl AMI addressed II
CHARLES C.. TUCKER,
Cox lb7, p. % Washington. D. c.
December 2S, leIu-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-10
New Music-,Iust Published.

e EE & WALKER. No 1G2 Chcsnut St,
& 4 are constantly publishing and receiving,
new and beautiful music from the most dIstn-
gui.hcd composers
The following list contains some of their choi-
cest and most popular Songs, Waltzes, PolAas,
&c.
Now, thou art Gone, n beautiful song, words
by Thomas J. DichI. music by iIamhrilrc
My New England Home. words and music by
Mrs i. Wade.
Grobe's Omnibus; by c. Grobe-a collection
of Ducts
Sounds from Home, piano anl violin, hy Jos.
Gung1
Pretty Little Pokas for Pretty Iittle People,
by ]. Ling.
All the Winds a1c Sleeping, by a. s Worn.
scy,
Guardian Angel hv the author cc "iIcvc Not
Household Words, written by Chas. \ Dung, do.
The Adcus, words by Thomas J. Dich mu-
sic by Ilorr.
LEE & WALKER have constantly on hand
superior Pianos, aud a supply Of Martini Ccle.
hraied Guitars, which together with fine as
sortmeut of Musical instruments and McrChan-
die in general. comprise a stock not TO he sur
passed by that Of any other establishment in the
/ country. LEE & WALKER,
ICE Chesnut street. Swaim'e Building.
! Philadelphia, June %, lS5l.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-01-10

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A vast trial Of its virtues throughout this broad
country, has proven beyond a doubt, that no
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and refer further enquiry to the circular which
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From the President of amherst College, the
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"Jamcs C.. Aver-Sir: I have used your
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From the widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, N d. L. L.
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Hist Med. Phil. and Scientific
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Il deem the CuERRY PrcroRAL an admirable
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Materia Mcdica, and very effective remedy fol
the class of diseases it is intended 10 cure"
New Haven, CT, Nov. l, 1919.
MAJOR PATTISON. President of the S. C
Senate, states he has used the CHERRY PEcTo
RAJ with wonderful success, 10 cure inildm
nation of the lungs.
From one Of the first Physicians in Maine
SAco. Nc, April &c, 1919.
DR.. !. e. Aver, Lowell, Dear Sir. am nov
constantly using your CHERur PEcToRAL in my
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pulmonary complaints. From observation o
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/ invriably recommend its use in cases of con
sumption, and consider it much the best rcmed,
known for that disease.
Respectfully yours,
|. S. CUSHMAN, NJ. u.
; Prspnrcd and sold bg JAMES c. AVER,
Practical Chemist, LouelI Mass.
Sold in Sunbury by II. MASSER, and b
Druggists generally throughout the State
November l, ls5l.-lyce3mo.