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CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR MACHNEs.-d. B. Hart
the exclusive Manufacturer those celebrated Machines
New Orleans and will remain but Planters
wishing them for the
dressing Mess Feowss Co.. have the bens. Of h experiences
He will visit their respective planaOus and give such directions
will enable them to and them satisfactorily d29
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The steam tug Ajax, which was wrecked late
oeen discovered the end Of Cape Cod in fnr.,en
1athoms OF water, and where she sunk during heayy
gaze on hsr way to Boston all board have persisted
An attempt will be made to raise the vessel f'
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Died
.I "a

O. Thusday morniog Dseembsr 49, at haspast o'clock, Mr.
MARY STEWART LESLIE rec OF the Leslie assd 90
native Of the County Of Londonderry Ireland
IS years resident Of this city.
y Her friends and aqusnancss and those daughter
Mrs. E. SHANNON and her Peter W.
specially invited to attend her funeral THIS AFTERNOON half
past o'clock from her late residence Eacchus street. corner Of
Thaia street, without further notice.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
On tbe National Zine.


NEW YORK MARKETS.
Naw YORK. Dec 2o-Flour Is In fair request, with sales
Of Ohio at 81 so to 81 62 per Dbl Mess Pork is firm at
$ls Is to SIS 49, and prime at $ per bb Sales Of Lard
in bbls at loo per ID.
OHIO RIvER-MARKETs-sTE
PirrspuReH, Dec 2o.-The river hero is now rising
slowly.
CINCINNATI Dec. 2o-The Flour market Is dull to-day
with sales at SIS 40 to S. SO per Dbl Provisions in
fair request with sales Of 1000 bbs Mess Pork at s12
Some lots of shoulders at 4sic, and sides ut 5kc No.
Lard has sold in bbls at and in kegs sxc per h.
LouIsvrILE Dec. 29The steamboats, Europa, Gulnare,
and R. j. Ward have arrived from New Orleans and the
Northerner low pressure boat has departed for that
place. The river is falling slowly.
ST. LOUIS MARKETs-UPPER RIVERS.
Sr, Louis, Dec. 29-Saes of Flour at S. rs per Dbl
Lardin bbls is selling at to SIC per lb All the upper
rivers closed by ice. The river here Is falling
with feet inches water to Cairo.
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"ApANt ADoLrhr-we learn that this talented lady /.
an mobile practising her mysterious science,
and that she wiz shortly arrive in this civ
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II is proposed in Philadelphia to construct ,
,ystem o. CITY Telegraph, to connect with the different
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Our readers will fnd in columns an abundance
news to which we ourselves willingly postpone edito
RAJ iucubrations Ours Of to-day-or rather ours that
70 have been of todayhavs been thrust aside to
make room for matters which would not wait To.mor.
row. however, will, we trust make US amend. for TO-DAY
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l3p The Southern Iinr.


THE ALABAMA RIVER.
MoBrLr, Dec 29.-The Bigbee river is rising and
boats are arriving from Tuscaloosa.
MOBILE, Dec 29-1 p. M-The steamer Georgia, from
Montgomery, passed bound for New Orleans
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rHE DAILY CRESCENT.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 80. 1858.

WArrKD-Two Carriers for the Crescent; best
sssss r,quirs4 Arpy ,As once between The hsun Of 10
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GENERAL uRerIzA-rhe correspondent Of the IN Y
Post writing from Buenos Ayre gives the following de-
scpton of Urquiza the hero Of the revolutionary
events in that region:
lie is of fty-four years of age tall stout with
regular features rather an interesting very
soft grey eyes Indifferent in expression without being
vulgar There is nothsng in his aspect which denotes the
possession of any distinctive qualities whatever either
good or bad-without moral elevation without mean
ness When angry his voice does alter though be
speaks with more rapdity curtang his words his color
does not heghten his eyes do sparkle nor does his
brow contract and he would appear fegn
than he really feels did not the consequences very often
prove more terrible than the apparent imitation would
have led to fear could observe in him no sign of dis
mulaton excepting certain modes of expression COM
mon among the country people sign of asuteness en-
ergy or sumbtlety save winkng of the let eye which is
rather a pretension to ssgacity than proof Of it.
His department is decent. He wears white poucho
both in town and country he sometimes puts on black
which is not unbecoming him nor nconsi.t
ent with bis manners which very without
being rude The only thing that him ia habit Of
Keeping his hat on his head round hat inclined little
forward which makes him throw his head back
ties.
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Hyde 3 Goodrich,
Corner Of CANAL and ROYAL STREETS
sE Are opening RICH SUPPLY OF GOODS In their line,
carefully selected from the Europe
hrn and being bought for cah will DO sold prce
tF- Their stock comprises
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Of the fnsst London and Geneva manufacture;
JURGENSEN'S COPENHAGEN WATCHES,
DIAMOND WORK,
unusually large and rich every STYLE
LONDON AND PARIS JEwELRY;
CLOCKS AND CANDELABRAs;
r,,,,,, . ~,,> - FINE PLATED WARE;
CASTORs
CANDLESTICRs;
u, WATERS.
In China, Papisf Maehc Terra Gotta, Marble sie.
VERY SUPERIOR TABLE CUTLERY.
R0DGERsS POCKET KNIVES;
SCISSORS AND RAZoRs;
FINE FANS;
PERFuMERY,
OIL PAINTINGS; PORTE MoNNAIEs; CARD CASES. ETC.
sILvERWARE OF EVERY PATTERN MADE TO ORDER,
and large assortment constantly hand sale by
HYDE GOODRICH
d9s qp3w Canal andR streets,
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Drugs, Medicines, Perf,.n,e,.,,. etc.

M Ths subscriber weud respectfully call attention Of
PlSntsfs Physicians and families HIS assorted ,ok
comprising ever article in his line Of all which, On
WI Be found FRESH AND GENUINE. Daring
SODA WATER AND MEAD of the yery best
will be found at this with all the ssr
such CONGRESS, BLUE LlCK Bar Uoon, npisa on
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMSf
GouLEI bbTEfs etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
spl dAWys Druggist and Apoh ecay Camp md
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Derduddh Hotel,

NEW oRLEANS
tS This we'll known e'tabi,hHent having undergone oop.
pairs etc, during the open public
Prspreo grateful for isvss rsad solicit o
IL Tao Accommodations Fsn. unsurpassed by sny Hs
In .As South. los 2pawtfl j. w. YOUNG Propyeps
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NsS York, Dec 2s.-ootton has declined from y to ~
per pound in this market.
The sales of cotton to-day amount to 1900 bales.
The steamers news has unsettled the market.
Flour has advanced % cents per barrel and quoted
| at 81 so.
Wheat is unchanged as also are corn and rice
Exchange on London is quoted at from % to OK pei
cent premium
The money market is easy.
New Orleans sugar is quoted at Sc.
Judge MITCHELL in the extradiction Of Aexande,
Hebrow has ordered the discharge Of the prisoner.
There has been destructive fire at Montreal by which
Sharpless fancy store Lewis's dry goods establishment
and Salomon's store, were consumed.
There ia insurance the property to the extent Of
100000.
The railroad troubles are creating intense excitement
at Erie and Buffalo The riots have been terrible
is feared that the interference of the General
msnt will be indispensable.
Erie Dec 2l-Rioting and outlaw still continue on
the Erie Railroad The people again turned out last
evening and set fire to the bridge Harbor Creek
1t totally destroyed They also threatened to tear
up the railroad track Much exitement prevails The
United States Marshall was to serve notice to-day
warning the people to desst further moesation Of the
route.
[sEcoSD DISPATCH
Erie, Dec. 2l-A large body of men, headed by the
the street crossings Bells are ringing and
firing The citizens of Fairfield about demolishiDg
the track in that village.
ORIGIN THE ERiE RAILROAD Waffle Erie Rail-
road War; had the following origin The Ohio railroad
gauge is Aft 10u the New York gauge varies the N Y
and Erie road being six feet the York and Buffalo
AT sSin This ensured break and necessarily
fer of baggage passengers and freight from train
another. somewhere between the Ohio and New York
State lines 1t agreed that this should be Erie
and the gauge aw provided that roads west of that
city should be of the ohio-and those east of the New
York six feet gauges This gave the New York and Buff
fao road the disadvantage Of second break at the New
York State line, but it obtained legislative permission to
run its Aft road to Erie putting it equality
with the N Y and Erie road.
Not satisfied with this it obtained repeal of the gauge
law and induced the Ohio road which has Pennsyva
mia
ny to attempt running their road through Pennsyys-
mia to the New York State line making the break there
instead OF at Erie Erie then repealed her ordinance al
lowing the road to pass through the city and the row
began Pittsburgh Dispatch,
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Hats, Caps, etc.

~ AT WHOLESALE.
ET Oushu nGrsd HATS, comprising
HE,FUR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN, wool, STRAW PALMLEl ,
odCAMPEAcHr HATS, forIAeby
jyiB ipdxw FROST co. 10 MaQa,ins,,-e.lS-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
History Of tho Beech Drop, or Cancer
Root,


THE Beech Drop or Cancer Rs,' l. agurSd and de-.
Il sclbsd by The celebrated Dr.. Barton, ~ hs Msdi.
cal Botany.
A kn owletge Of it, extraordinary medical virtues
was FIRST learned hom the North Am,rlran lpiishs by
whom u was used Tor the treatment aud cure oil Can.
ser, Rheumatism, StrolNld aud CONSUMPTION.
Quick results IN all chronic diseases stp not 10 BE
expected, a. all the fluids aud serrrtluhs q the system
are in disoidefed aud yated stole aHd the ouly
way Of restoring the blood ard tcrrlors 10 natural
ana healthy stale Is by thu use VI s rnatye which
changes II from impre aud disea ed stale 10 llS
noimul and healthy condition.
II will, however, take more or less time to effect =
cure where the faint Of The Constitution Il deep aud o
long standing, but perseverance IN S uSe will secure
the desin change, AID The drbliasd organs viii b.
restored 10 their iOmer Vigor.
II H. useful " all sraIy skin diseases, liberated
cois Throat, White Seline diseases uf The bone. and
all cases Of an ulcerous character. II 10 also parlcu
laTy useful In Chronic and Nervous Complaints,
curing In dsbililAWd and eSehsie conStitnlionsJ In
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, ChroLis Enalcemsnl oil the
Liver and Spleen, DrOpsy, diseases cftne I'D os anu
Bladder aud all diseases arising iron all mpus state
Of the blood.
TIE eIlmas that 10 accorded this preparation BY the
medical profession, and indeed by all cuInpesnt to
Judge Of iiS inertia, may BE- 's III thu fact, int II Il
eoAStSnty prescribed BY many OF our ulust eminent
PhylsiahS, and ihht has been presented 10 their stu
dsntS a. wenhy sr their espeeiA! attention.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Near COLLEGE, Nov 20, 1882.

Near College, Nov 20, 1882.
Dear Sir, I have carefully read the statement, made
10 YOU by James Webster IN telaon 10 MS sore an 6.
lion aud happy radiance M Teirom BY the Use Of
DTeraFA lou Of lie D au IL own q, he BGkCH DROP.
have been well Acquainted VITA James Webster for
the lat thnty'hve years, and a gives me more than
ordinary satisfaction Ia ha,lIg thu opportunity 10 ofe
my tsst mOny m The entire IsDableHess Of his ehaae
Ief AID t'Ery In Oh 70, pects Tie long time
Through which have known him his remarkably 6 Od
character and moral and respectable depOtnenl, ar
such as not only 10 secure 10 him ny approval aud adj
mralen, bot has In ny kNsSledSS and oPinI0n, Sss0
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
EnwNRD RooLEs,
fIIs sII,ei, G,OTEeIoWR.

P,iNen William Co, Va, Jan. 10, 1853.
d AZ Sir: Hearing that you have pre.
pOrsi Il concentrated Extract Of Beech
Drop tnr the cure Of scrOGulu, skin disens.
Is, rheumatism, &c, have taken the lib.
erty OF addressing you, thinking It may az.
ford YOU some satisfaction TO know Of the
e.irc,s Of Beech, that have come under nv
observation. My parents had large fami.
~ vi children, several Of whom were &c.
Ilicted with scroiul0us ulcers, aud skin dis.
eases Of a very obstinate character. The
best medical aid was employed for years
without eGecting cure, The reputation
Of the Beech Drop Was made known to
my parents BY gentleman from the West
He procured Il, aud after using II two OF
three weeks all vesliges Of the. horrible
disease had left the family. Hoping tina,
Others may be benefited by It's wonderful
properties, ain, yours, &c,
M. +. LlNSLEY.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Another Remarkable Cure |

N'F'yTIIt y IWVWuH ITIHEF'
G'UtGrowH, Nov -, 1851
Dear Hri was anllcisd, is!a ~ 'J1 with seuf
leu- tuudnoh 1T system, IN which plyseAu thu sh
NY luuns mutrIiuy byUvrd was tsulcted ~ thu
slpvsi diet In fact my utuua would digest fuOd su
hrent 10 Give piFthlh' Vpcn tuutunAtn With nj ihrr
emusnt nirdieu NAV, was pun' uHred depe srASd
Nnd iut ie. Ny avn p siClan CsHSrd visiting iAr, my
death Hly eIpVrtrd IN rhsft tnH jams W, batter
G1d nH und persuaded me 10 use the EtuAet Dsrrh
Drop. hahw days NY arPcie improved aud all the M
- ts tynrnna Ahtu NY stomach pIsSh uH Ny aaHsrR
hHtn was 40 mp"vsd by ie nee n IT, IN aort wHek that
my weight nCt nSd fnm 2S u us pounds IN w erths.
You scarcely Ihrf house where they he'd not u"d a.
and VII nCknswH dpe W. great VlIIue1 Ny family 10 never
wLhau, aud attribute NY gud W hh entirely 10 Ia uar
win olesuury Ryu further Information u any cnurstn.
lug thls USlfa0Iuuuy medicine, lHy WI cat me IN
pBfsnn. THOMAS NkGS, High 81.
l Mr. ]. e.. KiDwHLL,
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Celebrated Remedy for Goni.

a safe and eliycluaI cue lor guur, rhru.
mA,ism, lumhOgr, stone, gravel, swelling
aud Weakness "E the jolnts, Al that Ia re-.
qnired il, that the afflicted give it trial,
an they vii Nnon bO con viHced of It's great
medical pr"perllo', 0t its efficacy in the
treatment u the 'urious kinds nf diseases
arising from The siuggi'hnoSs Of the liver.
and OF It's great \htuo aud merils over
other arIi lex,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Chronic Rheumatism curedI

NtlErIIWU, Jlh JIl nan.
nehT eiti II 10 with Ssrusa n gratitude nHd desire that
Others SUD tug rOh disease may b. t"grd EIFAr
" Beech irop that eudsen " liN1 the UiUNmg EsU Hrn
fhv puhry UnuI ast ~ 18th was sufferer Ihtun.
ki'umabn fr'm ths rdrls o, which my hath was
guHpler uIidHnl,hvd aud bUkn ~, III lost !, IN ~
pIuudN my usual weight AnAmua ~ UHd trlrf Fu-
sunrd N the mosl rpnVrd parn ~ dcHrI ustd bum.
Der 1T liu HOf TuwUseHds SIupaINA, uAhduLpd the
list ni Lmnanu wIlnn, auy eTv,, NY IhHs h. eani NV
enlarged, aud ir pdius ~ M uHv ,ha I
hid m b. tubh d twn ~ three uhnu hgm iAH uiuseUs
ny wu,r ~ tuittard thai prrBru the Hpn aance
o; ne nl ANY, When wa Ned. L. Ius cuudnIun
tlu ugh THU h. H., lu ntud "a -, run
ueueI Ic Use" yul h'th Dep aud w. i've days
the Ewr Tag H"a' ny J hud Tuoslu d ani H'w all thu
at three uuIl - "ul Aulv huslupas aud
va VIII tue bLmr FAPr uHd runiuII that formerly d.
hOnib nv y, sGI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Another Similar Case!
Ger. yfUte Of .LvS Mary HiH 'aush.


Osntgrlu WI, -, Stu 4, IpSl.
Thia 10 IN eetilfy h,t my dNuHh May Emnu wEs atr.
ted with peulu Om h. ypnT Until sii
was eight yauU 4. H-r len rys wa hh md In Sich u
gree, that the phl iciAn remark lnnt wuud mArIr "
she dd not 0se H. Alrf rAHttnH ~ ~ HIsHne power
10 IHhdur the lnh maIon, thu I'D rTsrs II Beuh or 1,
teImatism and Otlct dluuaHtU induced II, Tdp
~ pr,duc"d wUnisa, IL Ave- days Ihe ~.
nAmmaIuu all subdyd ihr chi ds geueTa hrah ImpIOvvd,
aud Ihs AUW tEab.Is lnS picture Of good health.
MARY HAuBAUGll, Second q,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Scrofulous Ulcer Arrested /!
Cai,fcaie of H. Ksngia.

Georgetown, Nov %, iS59
This IL 10 certify that INV eoOiei bay was IN cited
with strcfnou' uicirs Of the worst character which
extended entirely Uvtr lie Whole body Medical aid
c, uld noi crest ine dsCAe un u.itI tho direction
oil my physician, we cominsneed the use OF The ES
tract o, eCh Drop with him. IN a very thotl time
bis general health inoroved aud the ucers all dried ur
end he Is uow pe,6cty well. II. KENGLA,
Above Georg, town, ID C.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12

red tO%lm the same appreciation from every one who
knows him 1hAye. IN fact, (if may be allowed tho
exp ssSlon) ever looked upon him os very txtraordI
Ary nAn, AID Tor his general good sense prudence
aid ne'igehce, all his acquaintance can, aud | ain
sure will, if requested, beat testimony.
am sit, respectfully, JOur obed,sit servant,
LEWIS CARBERY.
Mr.. j. L. HOWELL.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
SCROFUL0US SORa EVE,

which ErHduR ~ rTebd,d Mhsl~ bdy ~" th Arrr
" the Gscas VWnl ua W. spalrd ut sl,nu her
aud drrHd the O's t" 50 ~ sCihs uy lrT
entire hrud sud alter usI 90 as, aud tHktng 10
~ swa,ns Pdnrcrn, aud great qusny rynp Satnp
ArllH, ditrt Jdm, N,utrt 10 lie wu con
hdSnI NJ thu Ut Inr Ea II Drh np, aud usel
a. H. thrrr weeks hrF M be- ri Dnd her hpad ~
ible tU (ir sgh, up rhr II Hsttd ~ w.
aud bhpsrd W.T. h'Hy imy AID huS had Tue lrGs,
T0,uTa VI hVr dlIuLsu slate.
S. NEWTON, Second ii,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
CURE OF OAMCERl
GeorReioMn.

Georgetown, d c., Nov. !, lN52.
Dear Sir lam pleased to hear that you have con
sened 10 extend The uSefuuesS Of your valuable epa
ration Of Beech Drop, by placing II before tue public
Anxious that ny fellow men may be benefited by us
powerful virtues, have concluded to nsrraie rs nra
possible my own case With The hope that oui Of the
thouEandh CT unfortunate beings IA eDed with Bni
Igr disease, some may be induced 10 use Il For tls
ttLtlnhsSs Of my statement can with pride aud sat-
hlaeiion refer 10 the citizens OF Georgetown the mos
OF whom know me personally. and have petlCei
KnswedRe OF the wonderful cure efectel By the Beech
Drop, In my case, Twas attacked IN June, lSlSwrh
an defamation 81 my TO e, which Terminated IN sup
pnrStion applied 10 SeverAl Of Our mot prnmIusn'
PfySeiHnst cue p onouncsd y an eating cancer an
o'hCr SCI oiue, another ~ philiS The disease wAsAr
rested for lille, bu broke out sgain In My, 1890
with renewed violence. The itnerHal surface o. the
NtssumenS OF The cheeks, tore her with the thIoal
AMI palA breGme liberated. 1hs whole OF the ihteg
rInents OF The destroyed BY liberation, aud
r'r of he upper lip tell OF, TIL ., eId of my et
~ VS. a. destroyed by ulcela,ion. The disease
n ntNend,d tony shoulder blade, which also becams
n hoHIb, uc'r.
Al this time. given up by nv physician, and avoided
by everybody, prayed FOR deAh ! coul~ 70, make
myself Understood my swallow ing was very diihculi,
with no appetite whatever. The di charge Eem nv
ulcers was nearly one pint SAY. A man Who hal
lesn rassd among The Indians IN the Far West IN the
capacity o. interpreter, visited teWR with SsvrIa
OF The chiefs. Hearing OF my great suffering, he
called upon me- aud urged that should use the Extract
OF Beech on. He pepaIsd Il In the manner nSrI BY
the Indians, AID admnist red Il TO me. lie directed
me 10 continue the use Of two weeks, At which tins
odor ! used II two months, and my GissNe hCSm
rrfe'y cured. gradually recovered nv S'rcng
aud now. az The NEe Of seventy able to undergo
lMdhiP Al d suffer any nTiVa'i'A that It seems T. Inc
ever could. Yours truly,
JAMES WEBSTER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
80 W. 80 NNt
eerULd street., GvUTKulUwn,

nNtEri Nv lCEhie' WIS airId with severe IND ,uana
uNr vi IL ~ itnH tnd mp-lLs "IHaI ~ In ihW,ur
sd, " ,tcs.a,' cV'I Wr,Oth subdur IN. nj mana
ou ,rt i an'n r'd suI pua IuE, Tue drehN &C. wus i'm
u"tsri ava 0H iNrt ~ Geav d, uu,i had was one
uCrG lut pot nnnlndd iUd DdiGh u up, whrh
r"dut II ost rhtIkdbe change ~ lew days, that Il
'Aut sst'eH"Ui every UnSs Sac has us.d OAy Que
DytUui I4u u UJw wr.,
EnwARD RooLEs,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Internal Cure for rheumatism.

TmS Extract nS all internal remedy in
rheumatism, chronii ar acute, has seldom
tailed In eradicate il from the constitution.
have certificates too numerous lO p,h'i H.,
OF those who have been cured Of yh"umt
tiSm BY this Extract, after having ed col
chicum and Hyd. potasS. In vain.
Chronic disease Of the Liver.
inflammation Of the stomach anu hpWrl,,
PM pi,a,lon Of the heart, dysperie, total
loss Of appetite, dizziness In the heai, in.
ward soreness, extreme debility, AID prn.
treItraiiOn Of the nervous sysIcm, heat.
burn, lanGuor, melancholy, pnin in the side,
back, or shoulder. jaundice, and llvri CON.
plants, ale easily cured.
Bronchitis.
Bronchitis, difficulty Of breathing, harsh
c,ughi Shiny eEpeciOraIioI, with III! other
symptoms caused by IN affection Of Me-
air-lubeS, leading from the throat to the
lungs. ATE relieved BY the use of this ADM.
rable rem dy. "
UJ lhave sold over 5000 bottles from
January to Muy /, and having kept notes
Of us effects and tho names Of those who
have used II, have tho mott gratifying evi.
deNce Of iIs beneficial effects, beyond nv
expectaIlOns-in fact, so great 1, the de-.
Mand for II, that II Is with great difficulty
eau procure sufficient Of the Beech Dr1p.
The preparation Il manufactured with nm
improved apparatus, NO as to preserve !,
from Iermeh'ing, aud extract perfectly the
virtues Of the root.
DOSE-For an adult one teaspoonful
three times a day, In small quantity Of
water When desired aud active effect
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Gsoler,nwn. D. G. srrl. ., ,s,a

Gsorer,own. D, C., Sept. q, 's7
Mr.. kldWci behaving II ~ ~ Is II In,Ul hava
m bynrh I'd Wy the ESRet 1T Osp 10 mnhp puhlIs
that ulrG muy enoy lcauhsu soiug " were, n, ~ he
following ahl' aud Cgitd ~ dtuad1tf, NIfplua
q Nl.un. @ NuAra ~ /. "A Al
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In violence, and at last suppuraied 10 such
an extent, that whenever | would eat, the
bltol would pour out Of my mouth. !
suffered dreadlully win II more lhan ~
months, nOtwllh tindlng everything was
done by my physician ~ arreh 1t. spen,
more thun $40 for the most approved
remedies, and all Of M nvnil. The conn.
syr. snrsup,, cor. subllnate, nitrate silver,
were used in quantities.. James Webster
sent me the preparation OF Bsech Drop,
aud directed how II wac 10 he used. In n
lew Days my ulcers ceased 70 supruruie,
aud In shut time were entirely healed.
Mrs. L. MANKlNS, Flystte st.
The following certificate Is given from
the very best Authority john r. Jones,
late Assistant Clerk in the House OF Repre-.
senintivcs. Lis recovery Is considered ex
traOrdinary. Most Of the members OF
both Houses nf Congress Visited him at the
81. Charles Hotel, and expressed their us'
constituent at the wonders effected by the
Comp, Fluid Tx, of Beech Drip:
Washington, y. g., April ~, 1853.
For the benefit Ol the public, unl With
mono other thnn n desire To do good, /
cheeriully state that | was afflicted with Il
cough ana bronchial affection, from luly,
1852, I" Mnrch, 1853, AMI during TIM, time
was almost constantly confined to my
room, lahunug undrr great debility AMI
ssIVle cough. hat &, dicnl skill al the
highest Order a. "uIh wv1se treatment,
auj under the guldunrr at higher ihun
.ttlnrltI ll,N,a... al
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Cure Of Inflammation u the Palate By the NE Of
the Beech Drop, M
cgigesis y GN. 5. GsaktA..

Georgetown, Nov %, 1852.
This Is to certify that ! was afflicted with
severe Inflammation Of my palate produced,
a. my physician said. By cold Il lHersased