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GREAT. AND ASTONISHING
BARGAINS!
Az RAYMOND & PICKENPAUGH'S
philadelphia and Paris store!
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiy.
ing and opening atlemendous s'ock
. FOREIGN ORE AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Of ali. grades, styles and descriptions,
A And then Just think Of the lowness Of
their prices; it beats lyes, it does that, it
does, anything yet scared up Just lhnk'
! sUpERFlNE coBURG CLOTHS
For Ladies' Dresses, II yards wide, for
--a5 Gents per Yard 1
! yd. wide bleached Muslin for 81 cents,
usually sold Tor 10 cents; Calico loI . els.
usually sold for l2l; and all other things
in proportion. !,
We have one Of the best ossortments OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Trimmings, Laces,
Bonnet 'Ribbands, Bonnet Innings
1Vorsteds Gloves,
ltnJer.Sleeyes, Mit,s and Hosiery,
Of all kinds, aud great many other new
articles moi KEEP, inthis Town,-lhat you
have ever vel Seen. Also-alI varielieso Of
a GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, 55a
Cloths, cassimerss,
corduroys, [&p., Sci Bsvtrleens'
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
And then OUT stock Of Ready Made Clio
Thing still exceeds everything. both in
,lowiless u price indignantly, il does, and
is bound 10 beat anything yet exhibited IN
Town. Wewjsb also to eail The attention
Of the public 10 our large and complete,
assortment Of Carpenters oois' ol
all descriptions, .a; =
Hardware, aueensware, Groceries,
Trunks, Carpet; bags, Carpellns,
Hats, Caps. SIS Bonnels,,
Also, a considerable stock Of Boots and
Shoes, 10 be
Sold out at Cost and Carriage!
N.B.-our present stock being bought
for Cash entirely, and late in the season.
gives us an advantage so that we eau sell
Them lower than you Gun bpy,elsewhete,
Although some Of our neighbors say that
49,, je M daaI in puffs or poetry, we
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.S0sjce to all.

TIME Subscribers having sold their entire
Stock Of Drugs, Tobacco, &C., at their
a Morgantown House, to the above firm Of
Il. W. Tower & Co., respectfully recommend
them 10 their former customers; and US they
will, for some time TO conc, have the assist
ance of Drs. W. Carr s Son, in the Drug and
Medical way, the Public can rest assured of
having their Medicines carefully selected and
their prescriptions accurately compounded.
II. II. CARR s CO.
Morgantown, January s, 1863.
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VIRGINIA., Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of Preston County Court on Wednes-
/, day the sthi of December, 1859: a.
Samuel Ss. D0ssb IN AssuMrslr. s5sf'i'
John Pet. ~ nj "a, b5i,s M
The object Of this suit il to recover damages
from the defendant TO the amount OF $50. X
And the said defendant not being aresident
of this State, he is therefore hereby required
to appcarihere within one month after duepub-
LEGATION Of this order, and do what Is necessary
TO protect his interests, IN this suit.
y copy. Teste, SMITH CRANE, C'k.
L G. Cresap, pl,ff's. Alto. l7e.;6t.
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DIR. ANARCHISTS :, 81 St. Il
UTERINE CaTEz0LE,C,ON..

THEpuNUEk-
SIGNED having
become AoEYrs
for this invalua-
Bile MEDICINE,
would respect
fully invite the
attention of the
afflicted to the
gratifying success
that hasuttendcd
its use wherever
introduced,, and
itslhappy adapt
alton to the cure
ofthe distressing
diseases for the
cure oiwhich It
is offered. ,
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n ~ = a A. -
1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
70 sen Pictorial and dsetal Words for 1858.
3 - Z. ~ 1000 u Year! lq
UTANTED, in every county in tho United
wv States, active and cnterpfislng men, to
engage IN the sale Of some of tho best Books
published in the country. 10 men Of good az.
dress, possessing a small capital Of from $40
20 500, such inducements will be offered asto
enable them to make from $50 s5a day profit.
GJ-.The Books published by US are all useful
intheir character, extremely popular, and com
,Inand large sales wherever they arc offered,
Nor further particulars, address, {Postago
,,aiIl okoBER'r SEARS, Publisher,
1871 William street, New York.
January q, 1883. ,H.l lso;:3t. 7 '9i9
'"'"s' rs. yEBl 2 liGt
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county, on tile Law side thereof,-Fall Term,
1852: ~ Re-
'o'" Rogers %! Plaintiff IN DsnE, and
james II. Crane, and upon an attachment.
Charles Fox, Defendants, :,
Pursuant to an order Of said court, shall
proceed to sell, on the eth day Of December
next, 1859, in front of'tlle court house door in
Morrantown, it being the LIST day OF the De-
ccm6er term of the. County Court ofMononga..
LA county, to the highest bidder, on credit Of
six and twelve months, with interest thereon
from the day Of sale, all that tract Of Land
owned by Charles Fox, situate on the waters o
Decker's creek, known by the name OF Clears
Forge, on which is erected Frame building
calculated for Mill, also a Forge for the pur-
nose of manufacturing Iron, it being the same
property purchased Of the heirs of Alpheus =.
Wilson, BY said fox,-!dr the quantity OF Land
in said tract and description Of tile same, for
boundaries, &C., &c., reference is hereby given
to lion. Edgar C.Wilson, of Morgantown, Va.
The title is said to be good, but selling as
Sheriff will only convey such title sis vest
Cd in me. The purchaser or purchasers are
required to give bond and good security for the
payment Of the purchase money, and the title
retained untilthe purchase money is paid.
r. p. FITCH, Deputy,
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IN. auYsoTr's IMPROVED ExssAcT OF
YELLOW DOCK 4 SARSAPARILLA!

i5rl = q .-L.s.. -..--.--...-.,.,-...is = y
rs NOW PUT UP IN THE LARGEST sized
bottles, and is acknowledged TO De the best.
SARSAPARILLA made, as is certified by the
WosDERruL CURES It has performed, the orig;
inal copies Of which are in the possession OF
the Proprietor. Remember, this is the only
TRUE and ORIGINAL article. i.s
The Medicine, when used according tod.
WIN Cure, Without Fail, .Insls
ScRoruLA, on K1HG's EVIL, CAEcERs, To-
MoRs, ERuprIoSs OF THE SKIN, ERYsIp.
ELIAS, CHRONIC SORE LIES, RlNcwoRai "a
OR letter, ScaLD HEAD, RHEuMA- ~
TIsM, PAINS IN THE Bones on JoISTs, ~
'eG old Sores and Ulcers, dwellings Of
a.5i'l the Glands, Syphilis, Dyspep.
5sog STA, Salt Rheum, Disease rtf
s, .,3.t, Of Kidneys, Loss Of rs tf-
Appetite, Disease arising . fsS
from the use Of Mercury, Pain in o&
y tho Side and Shoulders, General Debility.
Dropsy, Lumbago, Jaundice and Costiyeness.
The best Female Medicine known:
The peculiar maladies to which females are
subject, commonly produce greut'bodiiy eI-'
haustion, accompanied by depressed and of
ten gloomy state Of mind. As the system, de-
clinos in strength, there is a loss Of nervous
power, and this very naturally impaifs tile en-
erqy Of themind and disturbs the equanimitya
oflthe temper. Every candid woman who has
suffered from female complaints will admit this
to be the ,mournful truth. Now, to obtain re-
lief, it is only necessary to stop the tendency
to depletion and debility. Thisis done byre-
newihg that fountain ofhetlth aud strength, the
BLOOD, snd no medicine accomplishos this
desirable sresult so speedily aud complete asi
sDr.. Guysotrs Improved Extract Of yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla., fa5arssul {li.eei
Ladies of pale complexion and eonsnnpsive
habits, and such as are debilitated by those OBJ
structions which females are liable 10, are res
tored, by the use Of a bottle or two, to bloom
and to vigor. taa n ,D-.rTs9i@S.
Serefala and Cancer eu,ea5yDr. Gay.
soft Extract Of Yelloy Dock and y,
SarSapdril2a. 4fssi,t, !
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22

Islthe most perfect masterpiece of, meehanis
in the universe. Every artery, muscle, hsam gam,
and bone exhibits Units brmation the wlsaoi
Of the Deity. Every joint and sincw WORKS ns,'
moniously with each other, and upon tae ha ~
raj performance Of every function depends 'he
beaithfu action Of tho whole.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
DAGUERRE0TYPES,,

in the latest and most approved style Of
the art, at his room in the large new build
ing Of Z. c: Tower, Main street.
By recent additions 10 his stock Of ma.
terials he is better than ever prepared to
take life-like pictures. The room he now
occupies affords new facilities for hap
py blending Of light and shade, a desider:
alum in getting up good licensees.
urs- MINIATURES put in handsome
cases, or setin breastpins, lockets, Sc, at
very low prices. Where it is desired he
will take the likeness Of persons after
death. CALL, and see specimens.
atMorgantown, Dec. 4, 1852.
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PA 4 nv

DISCREPANCIES the whole system; tprostrstes the
nerves; It rclaxes the muscles; II weakens me
Joints il interieres with the functions OIL every
organ it checks, the free and healthy clrcaia-
ton OF the blood; it paralyzes the absorbents,
and renders them unable to take up and repletc
tic waHed fonnrwth sound material. For 'he
very moment that this beautiful masterpiece oil
God becomes afflicted with pain, the influence
is experienced throughout tho whole system,
no matter in what particular locality the PAIN
NAV originate; whether in the Head, the Feet,
the Back, the Knee JOINTS, tho Elbows, the
Teeth, the Gums or the Stomach; whether II
arises from internal arrangement, OF. is the 70!
suit of external injuries, still the pain exercises
its influence. throughout every portion OF the
human system mot nerve or muscle escapes
the prostrating influence. - q
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN &.
Is the great Desideratum of every individual
who suffers It's tortures, no matter how light OF
severe its paroxysms may be. No one can'leei
happy while suffering its torments. sc
RAILWAYS READY Relief 8
In a feu Seconds dill stop the most dis
iressing pains. 4,
Its effects are lie electricity-it arrests tho
most. distressing pangstin a lew seconds-its
soothing. neu,ralizing and healthful influence
thrills through every minute cell, membrane,
and establishes the secretion oferery GLAND N
the system, subduing the understanding par
oxysm Of pain, and imparting strength and VI
tality to every organ. ,l.Rl hiti ~ ei.t
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-22
t.. e. Il. &, :

Extract oil a LetterIfton an extensive Merchant
in plainfeid, Liyingson county Michigan 5
III PLAIsfIELp, Mich, April s. 1852.
Mr.. John D. Rark@Desr sir-Dr.e Guysott's
yellow. Dock and sarsaParilla is performing
some astonishing cures in this places. a Mr..
IS. B. stfickland has just informed me that one
Of his children has been entirely cured ola
severe case. of. Scrofula by the use ,ofonly ono
bottle. lie. had tried almost everything that
the Doctoishad prescribed; but all oino asail.
as tho child continued getting sorsc. Tho
sords arc novall healed up and tho child appas
rentlywel, which Is justly ascribed to the use
ofthe Y elbow Dock and Sarsaparilla. tSigned.i
NIX yonrs, truly ~ I. R. A. BGALL.
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so Family Medicine Chests,
For the use Of Families in the country.
No fanlily should be without one o. lnese
valuable, Chests. Fl. u. CARRY 20.
Morgsl,own, sfp', 49, 1852 81 "
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POsTP0NEMENT.

P0STP0NEMENT.
The above Sale is postponed until
the Az Monday IN March neat, that
being the first day Of the Quarterly
term ofthe County Court ofsaid coun-
ty-by order ofthe Plaintiff.
E. p. FITCH, Dep. for
"A. c. Dorsey, SheriffNlonongalia co.
Dec. IS, 1852. Prs. fee Sc 90
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The Eighth Wonder Of the World!
.7di CALL AND SEE.
S. S. SHERRARD respectfully informs
the citizens Of Morgan,own aud vicinity
tina, he is now prepared TO take
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OF extracts, oils aud costly essences; = n
OF flowers, roots, trees and oriental plahts,
Possessing wohdrous virtues o'er Skin, diseases.
.5,Ralpay's Citcassiass Balms .riS
Imparts nutriinent to the hair, makesit lstrong,
glossy, rich and luxurient, cleanses tie scalp
from dandruif, fastens the hairs makes it grow
*s* Price 90 cents bottle ~. -
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LAND SALE ~
of Vuiwa0Ic Property.

AT Circuit Court held in and for Monongalia
county, OH tile Law side thereoi,-Fall Term,
1880.
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satisfaction in every caSc.--- ----..s--s-.
A very respectable gcn,lcmau informed mo
that his daughter was ttbub'ed with, difFiealt
menstruatioh and other ,diseases .roenliarto
herscx. She bad not had hertsgplar nehstfu;
DR.. Guysot,,s yellow Dock and Satsapafilla
was radically cured, She ised Townsend's
and others without receiving the siighisat ben.
Git. lie had ono daughter die tniu tho same
cause. + ! ~ J, 10. TRIP Il Co.,
no rde,, sirst hottie, or 0 bottles, for Al.
Sold by j: D!spARR, Cincinnati, o..
North!east earrcr Of Fourth aid Wainu, U
thttanee'en Walautst., TO whom all orders
must be addressed; "a u tf,.ia 81,
Alsosbys III, HI Carr, Niorgantown.
fspla.sWmt Dutbin & Co., do.
Logsn& Carr, Fsnnlont,
"A. llagan, lKibraood. =
! July b,iNa.Pg. kfQl f(lssLA
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W. T.GWILLEY, a
.9LtOrneH at Lac,

LAS resumed the practice Of the Law
Ill in the counties Of Monongalia, Ma
ron aud Preston. ti,a07 q. 'Fgs n
REFERENCES. Aaaf ~ y
H. DERISo, ESQ.,. .,,.i,.. Morrrnto,ra.s
WIN. WAGNER, Cash'r. Bank, m 80 ~,
T y,,ssL Fl sn Rs.sq, Baltimore ma. e
z JAe sasI ESQ, Raee,fns, Va, s,l8
Smith, MunrnY &C.,, (iPhiiddeiphie
SEXTON, SEAL s swEanIsGrs,} Pa. '' 4,
September, IL, 1852. iel-tf,
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THE EVENING STAR
MISCELLANEOUS,
THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER,
W. D. WALLACH AND WM. IT HOPE.

". d. WALLACH AND WM VI HOPE,
HAVING purchased the Washington ciry 81 EVEN
j M STAR VIII assume lis future publication
from the present da;c. While i, shall be spirited
rrcy and thoroughly informed upon all subjects of
public interest, II viii be conducted entirely indie
pendent oi party considerations, and without fear,
iayor or bidce. Ii IN intended 10 make it welcome
VISITOR ia the family circle, and absolutely necessary
ali tranSacting any description Of business in the
District oi columbia and IL vicinity. is well rs 10
If"-, at a distance interested in knowing precisely
wh't may be going on IN Washington, or what may
he contemplated by ANY branch or M any department
or bureau OF the Government.
subscribers in Washington, Georgetown ana Alex
anra. will continue Ia be served with the daily al
: II per annum, payable (Siv cents weekly to the
Agent.
To single subscribers by mail, for the daily, the
pricn will be $50 per annum. To clubs of ten 50
Zach.
The = WEEKLY Star" handsome double sheet,
will he published at II per annnm- Fractions of
,Ilar NAV he rrnlifted by ia;il in postage stamps
Mail subscriptions To either edition to be paid in
variahly IN advance.
The postage on all letters and communications ad-
df.s~a, rn The Editors Publishers o the EVENING
STAR must be prepaid.
Th.. ciTIZ "n> -: " aSin1ton, Georsctown and Alex
anf.ia Will shortly he called on BY agents who will be
authorized 10 takr the and address of those
Whn wish 10 bc served with rmphatically, the Wash
Inaron NEWSPAPER at the day.
The EvESING STAE office l. on street. in the i'm
mediate vicinity ni i's junction with l2Ih street and
Pennsylvania avrnua, and nearly opposite the Irving
HOi"I
U,.Shideton. JIdy >, 1853.
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Il WzIsTMAN Il CO..
II. BALTIMORE MARYLAND

Having at very great expense, erected an Estab-
i>iinent for the manufacture OF AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. VI MACHINERY and TOOI.S - on an
extensive scale. expressly meet the wants of the
FImer% and Planters of the South and West, would
therefore rctiully solicit their patronage.
With present facilities. and the experience of
lie past years, feel confident of being able to
supply tl,, demand for Farm Implements. Machinery
md Tools. We therefore offer our goods with con
idence, OF their superiority and prices, that not
u,i to secure To- Baltimore this branch of trade
As evidence of the superiority of our goods, we
publish the following list of Premiums, showing the
standing oforr implements and Machinery. when in
competition win others and examined by competent
I'm 1919, l8i9, 1851 and 1872, the Maryland State
A-rIcEitura Society, awarded to f.. WHITMAN 4
co. the HIGHEST Premium for the largest and best
display of t' strongest and most useful Farm lnple-
ments and Machinery.
la 1851 ami 1852, the Mechanics Institute of Ma
iyland awarded 10 E. WHITMAN s. Co. heavy GOLD
METALS, tor the largest and best display of useful I'm
picmrnis. And III addition 10 the above we have re-
c''Ived Special Premiums on Implements. too numer-
n'iS Ia mention III detail, but in all amounting TO more
uah Slooo which l. three times the amount received
by any other Exhibitor OF Agricultural Implements-
A; the above named Exhibitions implements were
exhibited by nearly every manufacturer in the colIn-
try and the decision of those Societies NAV well he
ronsldcre A. the highest authority that can be given
ol the superiority ofour Implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers
Planters and Dealers. 10 onr stock, before making
purchases, as we are determined TO sell on pleasing
tCrIS.
.tatiS by application, either BY mail. or in person.
f.. WHITMAN & co,
So Light STREET
iv5-tf Baltimore Md.
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A BIT OF GOSSIP ABOUT SPAIN.-Tbe
following in reference to designs enter
tanned in Spain in reference 10 Mexico.
we find in the English papers. 1t must
he taken with many grains of allowance,
for ''our special correspondents" at Mad
rid, often see as many mares nests, in
very simple occurrences, as some of {. our
correspondents at Washington, and the
fertility of the invention of MANY of the
latter is daily seen in the strange and
contradictory stories which they publish.
Here is the story:
Madame Munoz, Queen Christina, is
said to have deeper plans than appear as
the ostensible object of her present resi-
dence in Paris. Madame's well known
ability in intrigue, of course, cuts off all
sources of reliable information, but the
story goes that her maternal solicitude
aims at nothing short Of placing one of
the young Mumozes on the throne of Mex
leo. The idea Of converting Mexico into
a monarchy is not new one, and is re-
ceived with wonderful favor by that ex-
tensive class of Europeans who are dis
satisfied with-what they they are pleased
to call-the 'cupidity' of the United
States. The plan of Madame Christiana
Munoz, is to marry her eldest (Munoz)
daughter to Prince Napoleon, and to set
up the young couple with royal or i'm
perlal throne in one of the South Ameri-
can States. Mexico is the most desirable
State for the purpose, but the difficulty
arises that Santa Anna wants to be king
himself, and is trying hard to effect an
alliance with Spain with that object. Al
though this looks pretty much like gossip,
there is believed to be considerable truth
in it. The interest that Christiana took
in the affairs of Ecuador, in 1876, the en-
couragement given to Gen. Flores by the
Spanish Government of that day, and the
facilities offered for recruiting from the
Spanish troops are not forgotten. The
scheme, therefore, of South American
monarchy, is, likely enough, still enter
tanned, and might be more easy of reali-
zatlon, were a matrimonial connection
effected with member of the Napoleon
family; for what Spain could not do of
itself, Spain and France, (supposing
Spain to take an interest in enthroning
Munoz in America might do together,
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DIV LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN l949-
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El.ECTRlC NOlTAlC CHAINS, constructed to
he wnri under the garments, the most wonder
iul discovery IN medicine and electricity of the pre-
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Sc; and by their mild hut continuous and prrcepti-
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such as govt, local paralysis, nervous complaints
liver diseases. &r., disappear il by miracle; they
have been applied with the greatest success in all
those dreadful diseases IN children. commonly called
COMMISSIONS, As also Ill cases of teethng under diff
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metals from their solutions; dccOmpose water; de-
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nomenoR oi powerful Yotac pile. The Instruments
producing these effects weigh about two ounces; can
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guarding himself, family and friends, &c. against
that number of diseases and complaints in which
mild streaming electricity perfectly safe. certain
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of Il com
piee cham Il from Il To So batteries $40 SD. 30.
lncTedibl "a may seem the above facts, any per
soH can e:lty convince himself beforehand. at the
depot, ot their truth. The importance OF the nven-
iioI has Decn acknowledged in America by the Aca-
deny o Medicine OF New York, and the chains have
been applied with great success in the medical col
'egcS the ttg, Bellevue. and Wards Island HOspi-
tails, brooklyn City Hospital, &c; in Europe by the
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons in Lon
DOM by the Academies Rationale de Medicine at
PaSis; by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the
Royal Faculty nj Berlin, and other scientific institI-
hons oi the highest order, including the principal hos
pItalS III EIaupc.
The proprIetors III possession of testimonials to
hc effect from all the above institutions in
America and Europe. well Is of the most eminent
d;d distinguished members o the profession in both
hcnliSp pler">, and invite the public To examine them
Fun and illustrated descriptions, one for personal
and scientific men. with copies of teSt
nonials anIi ii number or cases cured III New York
ans Europe, NAV be obtained gratis AT the office
They will forward, free Of postage, any part of the
United States, in answer to pre- paid inquiries,
ullning three cents postage stamps.
J. STEINERT,
No JGS Broadway cor. Prince ST.
Agents III Baltimore. McSsrS. CHAs. WIN. CAS-
FARI, No. 81 y. Gay ST.. in Washington, Dr. sUHUcK
:SG, corner f and ltl Sts, near Penn. avenue.
iy CIT
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Mrs. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.
He that hath an ear to hear let him hear. ,

rrT
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, lS45.
Dear Madam-Thr duties 0fmy business have ex-
posed me 10 coughs cold asthma, and pulmonary af
fecnons. have been deprived of the power of at
tending to the duties of my profession, and should
have been, had not have been for the benign effects
OF your INDICATED CANDY. tried il but few
hours before | began 10 reap the advantage of its
effects. My cough and hoarsenesS left me.
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED,
and my appetite greatly improved. /, therefore have
no hesitation in adding my testimony that of the
many who have experienced the benefits of your val-
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MERCER
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
uauie' OF columbia, generally. jy5-1