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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-10
SPLENDID PREMIUMS!

To be decided on Friday, the first day Of July next \
All who intend competing for these Prizes, arc re.
quested to give early notice.
A Premium of Fifty Dollars !!
Will be awarded to that person sending in the larg-
est number Of subscribers between this time and
the first of July.
A Premium of Twenty Dollars!
VIII be awarded to the person sending in the next
largest number.
APremium Of Fifteen Dollars!
For the next (third) largest.
A Premium Of Ten Dollars!
For the next fOurh) largest.
Premium OfFiVe Dollars!
For the next (hrth) highest.
1000 Maine Law Tracts!
For the next sixth highest.
1000 Cary's Appeal!
Forthe next (seventh) highest.
In addition to the above Premiums to Agents,
splendid Mezzotint Engraving, by John sartain, of
SAMUEL f. CARY, p, MI. w. r.,
Will be awarded to the subscribers Of the six lowest
Premiums. And copy Of DR.. BEECHER'S
TEMPER lNCE LECTURES, or Rev. sAML. w.
FISHERS ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN, both
splendid books, to each unsuccessful Agent sending
in twenty five subscribers and upwards.
These are all very liberal Premims, and ought to
induce every active temperance man to exert HIM
selfin circulating the ORGAN. WE WANT READ
ERS FOR THE ORGAN, (which will make Maine
Law men and women,) and are UiIling, as our lis
Of premiums OiH shOU, to pay Ueltf for them We
think it our duty to remain perfectly silent from nov
until the first of July, as to who will be the luck
Agents; butth much we will say in advance, who
ever secures any one of the Premiums, will hav
to vOrk, an that, too, from now until they are de
cided. All renewals will be considered as new sub
scribers but no subscription for less time than on
year, will be counted.
Persons intending to compete for the premium
will give early notice, that we may enter their name
in Onr Prize Book.
Accommodation must be addressed, post pait
to CALEB CLARK,
Ben Franklin Printing House, Cincinnati, o.
March II, 1853.
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A company of soldiers leaves New
port barracks nextweek for the dis
puted territory. tmi aa!
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was breathless silence. The dropping of pil
might almost havo' been heard. Then the fin
emphatic tones of the preacher filled tho crowd
| ed room.
".And a neto commandment, gioe unto you
that ye ieUe one another.p ,a -
Brother w. had bent forward to listen, bu
he now sank back in bis seat. This was tn,
EleUtnA Commandment. 49, r-r7
| ! The sermon was deep, searching, yet atfec
tionale and impressive.
The preacher uttered nothing that could il
the loast wound the brother and sister whose
hospitality he had partaken. but he said mucl
that smote upon their hearts, and made then
painfully conscious that they had not shown al
much kindness TO the stranger as he had beer
entitled 10 receive on the broad principle. o
humanity. But they suffered most from NOR
tfication of feeling. To think that they should
have treated the Presiding Elder of the District
after such fashion, was deeply humilating
and the ideas OF the whole affairs getting O.
broad, interfered sadly with their deyotlona
feelings throughout the whole period of ser
vice.
sAt last tho sermon was over, the ordinances
administered, and the benedictiOn pronounced
Brother w. did not know what was best for him
now to do. He never was more et loss in his
life. Then Mr.. N. descended from the pulpit
could no do this: Others gathered around
and shook hands with him, but still he linger-
ed and held back.
Where is brother WI he at length heard
asked. twas tho voice Of the minister.
Hero he is,' said one or two, opening the way
to where the farmer stood.
The preacher advanced, and, catching his
hand, said
How do you do, brother W., am glad to
sec you. And where is sister W.T.
Sister W. was brought forward, and the
preacher shook hands with them heartily, while
his face was lit up with smiles.
Il believe am 10 find home with your he
said as if il were settled.
Before the still embarrassed brother and sis :
ter could reply, some one asked
How came you 20 be detained so late? You
were expected last night. And where is
brother r?
Brother X. is SICK replied Mr. NJ, 'and l
had TO come alone. Five miles from this my
horse gave out, and had to come the rest OF
my way on foot. But l became so cold and
weary that found it necessary to ask farm
or not far from here to give me a nights lodg-
ing, which he was kind enough TO do. Ithot
was still throe miles of, but it happened that
l was much nearer my journeys end than
supposed,
The explanation was satisfactory 10 all par
ties, and, in due time, the congregation dis
persed, and the presiding Elder went nome with
brother and sister w. One thing is certain,
however, the story never got out for some
years after the worthy brother and sister had
passed from their labOrs, and it was then rela-
ted by Mr.. N. himself, who rathar eccentric in
his character, and, like Numbers of his ministe-
rial brethren, fond of a good joke, and given TO
relating good stories.
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Some persons say that il tho Pope will not
come TO Paris to crown tho Emperor and his
consort, they will proceed to Rome to have tho
ceremony pcrformc The Emperor is said TO
have delarod SO and the quidnuncs are trying
to make out Of the expression something moro
than it bears on its face
We SEQ it mentioned in a Scotch paper
which gives tho gcnaology, of tho Countess
Montios Scotch ancestry, that VIM. Kirkpat-
rick, her grand father, was American mot
British) Consul at Malaga. This wo suppose
can easily be verified.
M. Nj. Mesnard and Dronyn de Lhuys, Gen
eral paraguay d'fIilliers and Regnaud do ST.
Jean dAngely, are named Vce-Presidents of
the Senate; M. M. Baut. Schr cider and Re-
VEIL Gen Van-Nmeux and M. Hilbert, Presi-
dent, Vice President and Questors of tho Leg
slative Corps. Tho Senate and Legislative
Body are eonvokcd for tho i4ih February.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte has been named
General of Division, some say as salye for tho
modification he feels at the Enperor's mar
riage, and at being himself rejected by the
Princess Of Wagram, with whom, it appears,
his projected alliance is definitely broken off.
The Prince made it condition that he sho'd
be appointed to military rank prior to accept
ing tho Lioutenancy of Algiers. Prince Ma
polcon is but 30 years of age, has no military
experience and his appointment to so high
rank is not pleasing tn military men.
The civil contract of marriage took place
yesterday and tho religious ceremony will be
celebrated with unusual pomp in the Church of
Notre Dame, on Sunday, Goth, at noon.
Tho City Of Paris has voted to the Empress
diadems necklace of tho value of 100000
francs.
The Phare do la Manche announces that tho
choice Of the French Transatlantic Packet
Station will soon be made. The Government
Commission has concluded its inquiries, having
previously consulted with the Chamber Of Com
merce, in Pors, on the subject. There is lit
tie doubt that Cherbourg will be selected
Large quantities of timber and granite are dri-
wing at the Navy Yards there leading to the
belief that additional works will be Immediate
ly proceeded with.
Tho weather has at length taken so favora-
BILE q turn as to allay the apprehensions begin
ming to be felt for the next harvest.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
OFFICE No LOG BROADWAY, NY.

Aeenmntd,ed Capital principally inrssted in Neu Yorh
aud United States Stoek.
THIS Company make all Insurance appertainin5
to Life on the most economical and secure plan.
The Premiums charged at the usual rates, but
may be paid annually semi-annuay orquarterly. OF
when the policy is for life and the premium amounts
to $50 4Oper sent Of 1t may be paid by note and GO
per cent. only in cash.
At the end OF each year statement is made Of the
Companies afars. and dividend Of the profits made
TO all life policy holders.
This dividend is madn in the shape Of stock-trans-
ferable certificates for which are issued-bearng such
interest the Trustees shall declare. BY this mode
thee sa continual and increased reduction in the pre-
mium from year 10 year.
The Company have now been in successful opera
ton seven vears-haye insured over 500 policies
nftrr paying heavy amounts 10 the widow orphan and
creditor they have remaining large fund $780,
TO meet future liabilities.
Seven annual dividends have been made-three OF
40, and four of 30 per ceut, and per cent same
paid in cash-thus show ing the truths and safety o
its principles and benc6ts TO he derived therefrom
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary
Furtherinformaton and prospectus can be had at
the Office Of MURPHY & BANTER, Agents.
RoSt' W ! Il pyifr.. "; HA1r Medical Examiners.
yoncsyil,e Jan /, 1853. nS29
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-They must have had
somo sharp weather about tho Ohio! A DEF
patch from Cincinnati, dated the 10th, states
that Harvey Thompson and his young son. OF
Independence, KY. were found yesterday NOR
ming frozen to death in buggy, five CO
from Cincinnati, back Of Covington.
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MOsTGAGE sALE.-DefanI1 having been

1vlL made IN the payment of a certain sum of money
secured In the payment of a certain Indentnre of Mort
gage executed by Patrick McAdam to Rufus Beall on
the nisth day ofJanua-y in the eighteen husd.
red and fifty and recorded in the office Of the Reg
ster of Deeds for the Comfy of Isdae, the ninth
day OF January the year 1852 in Libcr of Moriga-
ges on page 3ji which there is claimed to be due
ut this date three hundred aud thirty dollars and
thirty cents; and no proceedings nj law in equity
having been instituted for the recovery ofhat amount
or any part thereof Now therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue IL power OF sale in said hden-
ture of Mortgage contained and according the stat
ute In such made and provided the following de-
scribed premises TO wit; "Al that piece parcel Of
land lying in the Village of Hsdale and State of Mich
igan described ms follows viz being part of loi
hundred and ninety fur Railroad street commenc
ing on the northern line of said Railroad its
intersection with the easterly line Of Union street from
thence eastery along the norhery line of said Railroad
street forty eight feet TO alley sad alley is twenty
four feet wide) thence northcrly at right angles
hundred and forty eight feet and inches 10 Ware
House alley, thence westerly at right angels along
said alley forty eight feet aud six inches said Rail-
road street the place Of beginning reference beng
had TO the deed of Joel McCoum and wife 10 the said
Patri'k hcAdam. executed ON the eth day Of June
ID. 1874 for particular description being the
pre,uises descrhed in slid Mortgage will be exposed
for sale at public auction the highest bidder the
Court House in the Village of Hilisdale in the County
Of Hillsdae and State of Michigan, Wednesday the
tweity seventh day of April in the year $50 Of
tie clock in the forenoon cf that day. January 27th
133. RUFUS BE ALL. Mortgacee.
~ T., II. G. WILSON. Au'y. for Morgagee.
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RAILROAD BUsINEss.-Tho Buffalo Express
states that the Buffalo and State Line Road is
doing largo freight business, the amonnt for
wardcd from the West in January, rerching
nearly nine milton pounds weight, with an al
most equal amount Of merchandise from tho
Eastern cities and cmigrants in great numbers
in tho returning trains to tho West. Such are
the first fruits of through railroad transit be-
twoen tho East and tho West.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-03-01

why are country girls checks ike French
calico? Because they are warranted to wash
and retain their color.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-03-01

Death is not ccasng TO live, but passing on
wanito moro perfect life.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-03-01
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.
Ie. SARATOGA SPRINGS. " Y.
Capital S3OO.O0O-.SurpIusc cash fund CSC. 900
lion. CADY HOLLISrER, Pest.
WM. /. AVERY, Secty.
Ny. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
-.eH JOHNsTOwN, N. Y.
CapitaiS S20O, ,000-SWpius Cash Fund $35, 900
DIRECTORS.
Chester Phelps Julius II. Rice John C.. Hammond.
I'av,i :. McNanara Stephen II. Johnson John Clark
w :. Ingraham, p Brockett. II. +. Clark Wm
Iiotchkiss Philip Van Week, w. N. Clark, J.F. Pot-
ter.
OFFICERS.
Chcstcr Phclps. rest. w. S. Ingrahs.n. y. Pres't
u \. Cha X. Sectary John. Clark. TREASURER.
Sicpheu B. Johnson Atty Nnihauel Smith. Gen agent.
The following well known firms Of New York City
among the Insured in this Company
a. II. Stewart, 81 Co, Harper & brothers.
nowrn e. NicN,mee, Wilmerdngs & Mount.
J. Il. Jcl'fay & Sons, Alfred Edwards 81 Co.,
Nyse & Sons. Merrill. Bliss g. Co.
Wyeth & Ringers, Hall g. BROTHERS,
=. ochrane & Co., Thomas Met lure & Co,
james Beck Il Co. j. w. Shnltrn g. Hurd.
II l.. & A. Stewart, William ". Gary & Co
Tiffany, Young & Ellis, F.Cottonet & CO.
Wndsv orth & Sheldon. Rcnard & Co.
The undersigned is prepared 10 take risks in either
of the above responsible Companies at as low rates
be obtained in any good substantial Company.
Ed CONE. Agent.
Hillsdac. Aug. IN, 1859.
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PORTAGE, OHIO,

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Charte' ed in IS32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length of time this company has been in opera
tiou. and the favorable upon which il Insures.
recommend II safe and cheap institution te Insure in.
The undersigned has been appoined Acen, for Hills.
dae Co.. Mich n320m3 DANL l. PRATT.
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LANDFOR SALE.

HATS 4 CAPe--onecsse mems silk hats slk
II mohair. plu:h and cloth eaps, and great ysri
sty Of Wool hats ~ A. HAMMOND.
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IINTTyD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

y COMPANY-Connecenf VIZ q So. M.,l On
arp Company Carrying the rres, uzseS .aa orc
" Aroush United States Mail Lfns Ds ,r,S prices-
f. ,plenSS ue~ and eo.bls essine 5 MAJ $500 ~
ILLINOIS 25co tans burden, H. h Ass ~ ,e!oes
seT n W. 50 a. q ~, :, foot Of wlcc.t Nsrta Nv
er. he Pseife Nal stssrnshp COInpsays =. go.
steamer GOLDEN GATE, VII Dc = - I'd al iz-
Sssiey for San Fr.ac.O NE Goesa Ssis s.1.
he rps from Panama SAn Fr1aesso -, :, d s,y,
sssh e, =. AZ ouy esa.ea y asf soso
The JaO L stephen. 40 ssor y. ss reas n ss e.
of the Companies 10 senc tse passe nj, be anded
y he r.iro.d wharf 81 Apiuwa fes 800 Ne
isthu.. he P...nss s5s ss:s. x sss.ss oa
,srUusn S~s.ss @ Of sses1od.fGn On eo:,d .as
fsise Ma. s.s.as Rats q r.,. s e, F,.ast or p.
ssse apply to Chcs.-nsn,es. No n Vests,
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pARTTION sALE-sUPREME COURT

u Hag C0srty -ABISA1L 1Ahks, sd o0ess seanN IA
kf EAMEs snd ohva 10 pnstoa n psssaass ssd By
Of rdxn~ut szGasd
tsy Jsaas a4ni, sAsn sel Il Isshc ssees ~
rehsnsr n Cay Of Nsv rot, TUEsDAY
lh day o. 10 oet foo~as tsscrssd
pssusss Al certain sesaas parcels and
Coasy a Ton sse 6ztagsAed = ss Sos 81 a. ~
ca oss,ss map Uoand ire sad xln Ward by Tksass
IA6sa sasvey~ dated JAY NO csDy Asss
sns~,~d Ss~s from rsouAs csrpssses ed phsse ~ ~.
AeonsA Ua1-sh9 dassd Nay iss 80 ssp~4s - seee
u Rsesssf Of the CITY e Yest. Le~ ~
CoursJsaees pses H. IA, isH vheh - TOO 80 tasss -
s-ksr. soxrdsd and co~s hsf ~ sosn
sry b. Hozssos e. f<n>sy Norsh Esry - - svs scA.
sootArss,svys BY ot No 81, 90 ss,s No 500 gS -
sorts~zstsfiy TIE b. hsf % Semsvy -
Of CornssA Tea BSosrk 5s<sssst fhny ~ - 49,.
sd On he se~A vessw5 ~ .sd so e 80 $4,000.
Dared ysa - ia hHSH' = 49,. s-S
Bsss.ss q pssssss. Aa~aA 7
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Me0ifai.

GARTER SPANISH MIXTURE.--The
~ Great Purifier OF the Bood-the best Alternative kn3vn
not PsTuee Of Mercury N any TORN IN tan ia.llo.e
cure for Scrou!a Kings Evil, hheumstsm Obs 1nare
Cutsneous Eruptions Pinpes or Pastaes On the Face
Blotches Bies Chronic Sore Eyes Rag Worm or sitter
sese Head Lnllzement and AN Of the Bones and JOINT
stubborn ulcen syphihric Disorders Luzbazo, Spinal
Complaints and a. diseases srEng from ~ nufslons aso
Of Mercury lmprudeHee II Life or lmpa'y OF tue Blood
THIS valuable Medicine which has become celebrated foT
he number OF extraordinary cures effected through it.
.xency has induced the proprietor - the urgent re
hs fends % oder % tAs prbls ws.sn e does va zoe
pe7s The following eerIhcstes selected roIn lares
nrnhes arc however stronger testimony thsn ne mere
wsrd Of the proprietor A the limits Of N sdseiss sDt
would BE small 70 state the certificates u aA they
eortsnsed much po&hle, ba, Ee detailed on the naae
wrapper Of esch bottle and a. from gentlemen vel
~, many Of hem low reading IN tSe CRY Of kicanont
Boyder- ESQ., Of the EIchanss Hosel. kiehracnd7
Cas-rs spanish Mixture siministered IN hasarsd
esses nearly al he asesses for which IL recommended
.ss y: SSs a.eS. sHs
c B. Lssi. Ed pow II the Cry Of Richmond, and for
many y,., N he Pos oh's h.s .ash oOahdsnos a q.
bouxht upvut Of hry boea which he ss given sway %
the aaicted Nj LacE sys be has KNOWN to Ia,
when taken scooriinz 20 direction
On. John Nnr~ . urscccins Physician snd formerly u
the CITY Hotel N the City Of Richmond Gys De ns VIZ
nessed in . number Of instanoes ths elects o. oAIsrs
spSrsn Mixture which truly sarpns He says -
ssse OF Consumption dependant on the Liver, me sooa
elects wocdsrfal lnased
AIST.-S4n1cA
puksr Norris Richmond w. cured Of Liver Complaint
Of lhree y.ss staining BY the oftvo bottles Of Osrs
SS.o,G ~ co.srxrrIos-Mr. Richard Z Wsss, Of
Reknopi vss eursd Of serofslA and what psys<eaA1
tened Corfrrned ConsznpOa By three bottles oil CAsFs
-, R1r.a Commissioner Of The Rsyenue ays he hAs
zen DE sood es.ets Of Carers spsnh Mxrurs 10 nan
her Of syphihc essss nd sys psrees cure i 'oA<
W. H.rxocA Il RehnnorA, Va esrsl u Ole sorss
a. i-l.s-, vh,eh dssbed Nm from valains IooG lev
ks,,. ~ $780, sosuish Nurture, and enabisd 70
w v,rhoat 4 srv.eh, and, N ssoss Tine, ~ p<rnsI
p~affv eurSA
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Gteamboats an6 Railroads.

INAUGURATION at WASHINGTON on
i 9TH Of March NETWORK ard PhlLADELPh MA,
VA NEwJERsEY RAILROAD, foot Of CourtAndt. st
Extra Trains will leave New York at NJ on WEDSEs-
DAY and THURSDAY tneIt, ID and Sd Of March, en-
sblpr persons 10 attend the gur.ton 81 Wahnr,n on
the al Of March Excursion Tickets for Phiade paa ey
the above Trains Will be sold By the NewJersey IA
Co. rood 70 return from Philadelphia N an krus IRAN
VIA Cansex az s. M the 5th or also VIA hensn goo,
at II. AN on the 5th, at An on the tn or 9Th Fare
for the Excursion. a. ,,,.
EItIs Trans Will leave Philadelphia on The % ami ID for
washinsto and Baltimore.
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SUPREME COURT-C;,v

IN snd Cssny u Nsv fost-Chzrles nsrssst AZ
.Ss. .ssnst Jan bsats ssd sophia, his wis wsssssvs
Her Dsnu and Jsa~ hs wts Gsrr~u Dszn< be
SOFIA yis vAen, Richard cenvsoa AID Mas.sss Is sls
ssa.e Bsn soa seles hs vie Jacob Bor Gas Bossr ana
Mara his v~ Hessy Bosert and his vs Absrt Hst
and csthss hrvhe yseoo wssrvet Bsst and ANA Boss
TO JACOB wEsrEkvEIT BO0ERT oas u he above DsxsA
ants se-foa ere hsssey sanno1s1 ss<
eoseNst tha- ssno. vsxh h@d doc elsa 81
ns Cry snd County u New fsst Jss coSy
NE No
de c s.v f@t .its. t.esy days sn@s a. :.s,ss hsss
eseinse Of TIE day Of ard k 10 tie
eonp>Gt Asss.d PLAINTIFF v sssy Court 10 ~.
b-f denanded he eonpsn-Da,ss S~v rost Jan % as5
SIsvews r X BOGARDCs piEnuFs Auosnsy
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SUPREME COURT-psviI

L Gould ksIn-tumnacus Q
the defendant AMELIA AM KAHN
bersey summoned and Required the eosnf eosy
~hsh b~s~h served sad TO opvv a yey
o6s Ia the CITY Of fot within twenty
sr The hereof eraavs the day Of ssch
and ls the oomolaid Aforesaid the pann6
Judgment br the Of - ssd ron sepsamAs,
l. Lsdo. bs.N~. THos. YIELDS pAsnsGs Attxnsy
No. O. nssssn Few rost.
s COMPLIANT III, setoa kIea sAes us crt Of
The Coasfy % Nee foft Jssazyy
lss. Lys2 is~swsl Tbos q. FIELDS, Pa,nras Atsrn~y
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feQal Notice..

ERIE COUNTY COURT.-LEMUEL Is.
IL CLARK snd MARY J. h, wife plaintiffs, AGAINST HORACE
CIARk Jr and MARY bs wis Absmf. iialsn and Mary his
wife, JOSIAH Burion snd Lacls h. we an laan' Cyr:
Csk Skinner and Nsler Cst, infant d.enS
the defendants and esh OF them lou sud
zach you hereby summoned 10 the oompsnm hs
a
Buffalo, within % lays after the .sves
her upon exclusive h day such And take
po that ,ad shov. required
the plaintiffs wa, sppy The said court or the rehef desnds
comp which hed the Cehs once
the New fors, the 18th day o.
February. DsieJ Buffalo, f-h. 10, 1875
ZIG Ia~6ws /. ID. CLARK, Plaintiff. Attorney, Buffalo, T.
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CHEERING NEWS for the SICK

4 NHERkING NEWS Tor the SiCh.-
~ wmrrsvuLr, n. Y, July TO- lsss,-Mr. sesh W
Fsvk Dear Sr-li Is wita pleasure write yoa THIS GER
uncsts raers my expert the csr of Or. WISTAkS
bALsAA OF WILD CbERRy. In November last !
". taksn with . eonsh Nv lungs wcr~ much a.
ectec much taa< with c1lry ccud ercafbe-
Hearing Of year Bsssu procured sad took part Of
bottle sne 70 my ,Stoash1e1t ny rass freed
Hd ny coach cared l sn happy 70 recommend this Bal
ssrn o. Wic Cneryy % the raee % the ee md,
eines for Coushs and Cod, ever used. WI SWIFT.
New that this pgerarstien vel known 70 Be- .
certs'r care soy trcrpfent CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA.
LIVER COMPLAINT. COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, aaa
al rr,lsr Affections than sry ether remedy Known.
there Will BE- and NOW ARE found tcse % v,lhanousy
wicked concert srrrsous and perhaps possoncrs
MIXTURE and try to palm % tSc genuine sasan. We
"a 10 rlse Alarm. We sfSsc the aee OF these sheu
,hs. ,her health r-ay be rfS1 with nor OURSELVES
rh,rer,do f car iust rights Tee GENUINE ans ORIG
NAL DIR WISrAR'S BAL>AN Of WILD CHERRY,
o. accom-. OF RS graf popularity, has been ENrES
SIyFLY COUNTsRFElrE0 IN PHILADELPHIA.
ara soe thousand hctes OF the spaous limitation thrown
irfo the uasset and extensively cree sted THIS 70
ten eeaers and the pubic srrcrsly sxsnst purchasing
sny other ,hxp that HAVING THE WRITTEN SIGMA.
TCRE OF BUTTS on the wrapper.
None genuine unless nsned I. BUTTS on s~nerer;
EoT sale. At wholesale and rtnL BY A. ID Ssnas,
General Agents No leo rrtcnst Thomas 4 MAXWELL No
81 Wllhanss; John Mhsu. No. lS5 Broadway ASor and
Irving House Drug Stores, and Nc. Tic brcadwr