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II is estimated that 100000 persons dieanouallyip
the United States, with consumption, and Professor
Kberly says that vast number ofthesc could be saved
by the timely use OF some prompt remedy.
DIR, HALLS BALSAM STRIKES. at thereof Ofthe
Disease at once, and sneh isiis speedy effect, that any
one using 1t freely according TO directions for - or
90 hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits
may return 1t aud receive back his money Money
NIL DO c~heerfaiiy refunded. The most distressing
cough Is frequently relieved by asingle dose, and bro,
ken up In afew hoirs' time. The aniicted DO not
have TO purchase bottle after bottle before they find
who, her this remedy will afford relief orn not.
Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. The
treatise on Consumption alone Is worth more thar
the price ofthis medicine. You will find certficatei
Of Physicians IN Cincinnati, and OF others who's
curesbavc been eneetedhere al home, where they car
The public have been, imposed upon by rcmedi,
recommended by certificates which have alwa
originated from some uuknswn source. We belle,
that a medlcInei possessing real merits will c6ei
,cures wherever II Ia used, at home AZ we'll as abroat
This Is no Paregorie preparation, butope which II ust
In season will save the lives Of thousands and pc
sons may make this pargaiR NTH .Ageats from whoi
they purchase, that In every case where tits .ust
freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction
IL not given In 20 OK 81 hours they. csn rcturnsth,
medicine. and their moneg piHbe eheerJniiv refaadsd
la4y 49,
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Here II comes, in great pure flakes, like
white blossoms from the fruit trees, when
their office is finished and their beauty
passing away. Here it comes light and
feathery, like down from the neck of the
swan, descending gently from the clouds
and vanishing like a dream as il touches
the yet moist and warm earth. Here il
comes, the harbinger If winter, and the
cold north wind hat will ere long, hiss
and growl around the corners, and 90
glancing and whirling over The touse top
and surging among the leaaess branches
Of the trees and eddying along the streets
Here i, comes, the (%orerunner Of sleigh.
bells, and sleigh. rides, riding down hill,
and mimic battles OF urchins, when the
- boys go out" and the school is dis.
missed for noon Here il comes notify.
ing the poor Of The cold nights, The pinch.
ing lime Of The year, when hunger will
oppress, aud the north wind chill them.
HIRE II comes. saying to the desolaie
mother 10 prepare the shroud for her little
one. whose bare feet pressing the cold
pavement, will bring colds and Group Ia
gather il among the harvest sheaves for
the grave. Here it comes, preaching tc
the consumplive the uncertainty of human
life, aud %sdmnnishing him through the
increase of his wasting cough 10 set his
house in order, for 10 him Spring, with ia
beautiful flowers and geniel days, wAl re.
turn never again. Here it comes. telling
the fashionable and the gay 10 prepare fol
the runles, the baas, The parties, the thea
tres and the operas, and the gay scenes o
pleasure that belong to the long nights o
The winter Of the year. Here il comes
ushering in the time when social circles
shall gather round the blazing hearlhs
parents with their children, telling lhei
little mes stories Of the olden times, wher
fairies aad el6n things dwelt upon tht
earth. lowering around the good to pro
tect them from the goblins and vile thing,
that would scatter thorns in their path, ant
pinch and torment them in their spite
Here it comes, whispering that I hanks
giving is coming, ond Christmas is coming
that Santa Claus, with his great sark o
toys and sugar plumbs to Gil the stockings
hanging in the corner with his good hing
is on his way-that New Years is com
ing, and adj the holidays Of winter tim,
are eoWing. Welcome, snow. Gakes-wel
come, cold messengers Of the cloads-
welcome, The first waving Of The whit,
robe Of winter. The harvest is over ant
past. The gcain has been garnered. IN,
seed has been sOwh that is to bear il
fruits when summer shah come agaia.-
Welcome, first snow Of the season! Wei
come l-.A6. State Register.
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MELANCHOLY INCIDEEr.-The Madison
Banner says Mrs. Haley, of Louisville,
arrived there on Monday and recognized
the body of the little boy, that had been
taken fran the river below the city on
Saturday afternoon, as that of her litae
son, who had fallen overheard from the
steamer Ncrlherner. 1t is supposed that
a gentleman, whose name is not known,
but who got on board between Cincinnati
and Lawrenceburg, was also drowned
along with the child, from The fact that he
has not been seen since, and his baggage
still remains on board unealled for. The
missing man, though an entire stranger, be.
came much attached to he little boy, who
received much OF his attention. they
we're las, seen leaving the cabin together,
and both, no doubt, fell overheard a, the
same time. r- 90 na 1l .7s'
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Thrilling Incident at the latp Fire.

IHTlIlHV InNIIEnI HI II HI4LH Ill.,
sto,,lv oGo, ,ha .o,n,nan.omo,,or Inc
Go S,,a.Ian ist, VA nsss;nnslv ii
,ho G",,". sa"!LFe ~ nrom;.
sas ~ Mo.srs WA.L;so Reel a 70
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wv sh;un ,no sas.,S .,orv nf
,bo hr;lI;pT and wh1ia in ,hs a., If do.
e.. ,hn ..a.o"n.,;nn of IL,
IS 49, - t,,.., ar ~,
p,"po'y " O 60 FL
aus.'eu nun u;as we suone nS'n ,Sa
aneauy mAueI ms 'oo1nS, anu I0" ";,t y
eAens''o ~a'erpom was nlu"i'neu "nm
os"'lan' s,'te. y seems Na. d ia,s? am
y, IA" ""'SNy "au oeeolne lg"''er
o"'e' pay VI u' ou.uhe, "I' na,a NJ.
yau''s "n" .uu IpS!ue ""t
aauI"a' 'ouaa oy ,ha
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go ~ .p",na.
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was a''O'u.u WIN us n'ae, anu P ~
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s" mnman, NJ So. hn, ., snch .
lima Tho cool md nndann,sd srir;, Of me
nan Of oc,ior can d;s,J,y i,..if in H. in
dnm;table energy. prering round, he oh.
served a rome smsnended ftom a crane. for
Ibe purpose of hosting uo or lowering
barrels. He Immediately seized il. will
tho intention nf lnweripg himself. Int il
had become charred. AMI broke win hi.
weivh, II was onlv nv orea, muscular
exor,;on he ayoided being n1ecini,,ted in,o
III. stree, U-nJisuavpJ he arose from
,he aoor. dives,ed himself NJ his coa,. and
wranping il around his mouth and nos,rils,
cau,ioo.Iv made lila wav towards the stairs
which we're nv this dine sbscured witn
he volume of smoke which was ascend
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PARTITION II

ID EODA Emerson, Richard D. Emerson, Rea-
IN SIN Williams, Thomas j. Williams, Elizi-
beth Sloan, William Sloan, Julia Ann Charlton,
Angelina Charlton, Amanda Charlton, William
Charlton, Robert Charlton Joseph Charlton, liar
riet Charlton, Samuel L.. Charlton and Emily
Charlton, will take notice that ia the l7th day Of
September, A D 1888 a petition was filed in the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Ashland county Ohio,
by David Linn Euardian Of Cornelius Linn. and is
now pending, wherein the said petitioner DC.
mands partnon Of the following real estate, Sit
uate IN Ashland county 1hip 60 wit: hcing sixty
acres of oi the soUih east IUlrtcr Of section thif-
iy'slH (36l township twenty-five (22J 0l range six.
teen (lBl To extend the whole length Of said quar-
ter section. Also, part Of the saNth west quarter
Of sectiOn. thirty-One (3E township twenty-five t92)
| range Fl teen (l5) in said cuun,y, beginning al the
south west corner Ofsaid section thirty.One thence
north west three degrees seVeIty.iye perclcs,
thence IIoriI cast elg"ty seven degrees twenty six
%perchcs, thence south east ten degrees eighteen
aud one half perches, thei ce south east seventy
SIX degrees twenty perches, thence south west
fourteen degrees twenty six %perches, tncnce south
east seventy nine degrees twenty perches, thence
north east ally degrees twenty-eiekt perchcs,
thence south east twcnty.siG degrees sixteen per-
ches, thence south east fifteen degrees nineteen
p%erchcs, thence south east siKty-eigAt degrees
fourteen %perchcs, thence north east ~forty-fVe de-
grees twenty-eigkt perchcs, thence south east
three degrees six perehes, thence soSth west for
ty degrees twenty-six perches, thence south west
cighty-seven degrees one hundred and twenty
pcrcles TO the place Of beginning, containing
thirty-six and n half acres and twenty-eight reds
Also the north east quatteT Of the north east
quarter of section number one ~ township TWEEN.
ty-one (2l) range sixteen tlej of the yirginia Nil.
ltaty district School Land, excepting two acres
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A RAILROAD STATE.-From certain ia.
bleS and data published in the N. Y.
Times, we gather the following items in
relation 10 railroads in Ohio. Between
The eastern and western borders o, tho
State there are nine distinct raIroad lines
running east and west. either entirely fin
ished or in rapid progress towards compile.
lion; between Lake Erie and the Ohio
river there are six through lines. Besides
there are various other lines connecting
intermediate points and built 10 answer
specific Objects. There are eighty. -four
counties in the State /; of them, sixty.
four have. or will have. railroads running
through their county seats. The whole
number Of miles OF railroad will not fall
short Of three thousand,
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murder will Olt."

.i- In January, 1915, three men, Shultz,
Bileman and JET, left Galveston, Texas,
tho lwo latter 10 COME 10 Louisiana. to
pa chase slaves. Bateman. with 6 5000,
s,pd Jeu with. 81 zoe. Shullz being only
~ The employ Of Ba,eman, and intending
l,rnme a short distance and then return
w,h their horses after they had taken sail.
They had 10 encamp the first night, and
hrfpre morning, both BaIeman and Jet
re murdered, aud appearances clearly
shnwed that as they were lying asleep
e. Sc together, the Murderer shot them
h,th in the head at the same time, by dis.
changing a pistol from each hand. Jeti
VS. killed instantly, the ball passing
though bis head, but The murderer had
il,n euth:s throat from ear TO ear, in order
IN make sure Of his yi;iim. His body
was found lying apparently on the very
spot where he had slept. Mr. Bltemar
~as uoi shot as fatally. His body wa:
& md some fifty yards. or farther, from
where he had slept and was severely Gu.
ir many places. But he was still alive
when found the next day, and continued
m i've some lwenty.four hours after, bu
VAS unable to speak.
Shulz, instead Of returning with lht
horses took passage 10 New Orleans, wa'
pursued, but too late 10 overtake him, ant
be escaped. The nu; lered men had NJ
money when discovered, and Of course
, The murderer was also their rubber.
4 few weeks since, Mr., Bellinger, o
TtEqs was in South Carolina where he
d severed the fugitive Villain, had him ar
reslrd and now a reqnisi'ioa is m lis way
10 take him back 10 lhe scene uf his Grim,
aud lis reward.-Cin. Eug.
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a Bear AOgEYTuRE.-Near London,
f,vnsdS West, lssl week, a y young lad, aged
fourteen years, while in thewoods hunting
estie, was ehssedby a sheboar. The boy
'B1S for o tree, Up which he climbed a lit
chr way, but The boar seized Rim by his
ilsVaAnd was dragging him down, when his
ldhr. attracted by his cries, came up and
.Ia6de rush a, the boar. which escaped in
lnalhe bush. The boys leg was consider
lulAy liberated. ia 1l.ap' ~
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/, fio0s-FiRsr ARRIsAL.-The Frank.
o.. fntl Railrosd train brought last evening 900
Ube,d 1T extra heavy hogs for Messrs. Jack.
sou.-ii,dl & Co. This is the first arrival
,hs season for packing purposes. These
, bres are from Messrs Emhry e. Shsckel-
k6 e Madison county. Messrs. Jack.
r,r". HUH g. Co. are ready to commence
or ralinns as soon as The weather is cool
. ~'snnet. We hear a contract Of between
1000 and 1900 head, in Hardin, tn aver
/. sst 200 lbs. net and 10 be delivered abuu,
10. middle Of December, a, 81 80 net
Louisville Journal.
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This numbering trial "dragS its slow
length along"-ahd several Of The Cincin.
mali papers continue, in spite'of the Judge,
to load thsireolumns with the tedious par.
ticulars thereof. 'll '.'
The duh level of the evidence was
slightly varied on Thursday last by the
reading Of a eopy'of the celebrated Kissane
letter which was stolen from Mr. Mortoh's
room list flll. TIE counsel for the de-
fence have admitted The genuineue@ Of
the COPY hindeakr.
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BIZ ExPRTSS :
John KiEAy jr.
In Partition in
: Ashland Common Pleas,

rs. : Ashland Common Pleas.
Aaron Kinny ct al.
PURSUANT to the command of an order of
sale issned in the above case from the Court
Of omm Pleas of Ashland County and State OF
Ohio to me directed | will expose to public sale at
The doOr OF the court house in said county
On NOnday the 24M day Of October,
A D 1858 between the hours of Ten O'Clock A NJ
and four o'clock P NJ Of sad day the following de-
scribed Real Estate sitnate aud being in the conn
ty Of Ashland and State Of Ohio to vita: the north
west part of the south west quarter OF section
tweniy-six 26l OF township twenty 1907 range six
teen l6l containing one hundred and twenty three
acres moro or less. Also the north east part Of
the south east quarter of section iwenty.six 1851
township twenty 1901 range sixteen containing
one hundred and thirty-iour acres more or less.
Appraised at six thousand four hundred and twon-
ty-fve dollars, sal jet 10 a widows dover.
Terms al sale :-One.thirl cash in hand, or the
day oil salci one third in one year, aud one-third
in two years. Deferred payments to be secured
by Mortgage.
j. D. JONES, Sheriff.
ScPtcRber "a, 1858. l7wGplS4 10
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NOTICE

/. 80 Az H. H"M.nu..H .
TN pursuance Of m order of the Probate Court
OF Ashland county, Ohio, made az the October
term thereof, A. D., 1853, tho unde aigned will
offer for sale at Public Auction on tLe premises,
on the l2tf day of November next, be,ween the
hours OF ten o'clook, 4. NJ and fjur o'cIock, r.
NJ, Of said day, the following promises Situitein
Ashland eopnty, aad described as, follows, 10
wit THE east part Of the north half OF the south
east quarter NJ section No. T., Township %,
Range IA, being the gnne as eonpcyed to ffcurv
Miller, deceased, by Simon Rice, CONTAINING GO
acres. Ais, part of the west part Of tie south,
west quarter OF section 8, same township aud
Range, Ibemg the same as conveyed 90 said Henry
Miller by Henry Understanding about four
teen, anda half acres alr said landS 10 be sold
except the eaid last described IA aeres, and 10
acres and 3 rods OF the s6rst deseribed piece Of
sixty.sir aeres-saia ten acres, described ~ fol-
lows :4copnencing az the notth-east cornor Of
the sontii-east quarter Of said section seven;
thence west one dsgree south, tveDiy.ono rods
aud twenty link 4. a post; thence south 2ll de.
gr6es wes % rods aud IA links to a post; thence
south 7sl degreeseast t7.fods 10 apost thence
south . dagrerspast 4s rods 6links TO a post;
thence east a rods % links to a post; thence
north 80 rods to the place Of be~ginningrwhich
said tract Of ten aces and Fourteen and 4 half
acres are set of 10 the widow Of said Henry Mil.
Ter as. her dover estate, The balance of said
lands 10 be sold ifee ofdower. ..
Terms ,-0ne Third ca9h 4 ohs-thlrd To- one
year, and tho balance an two years, with inter vat
from the day Of sale. Back Pqymepth 70 be ue-
cured by mortgage on the pretnlses.
30. SD wa n! ADAM REtCHARD and =
~. a.ss Irfl ANDREW MOORE, 500 sdi
ned, Guardians Of the heirs Of Henry " nss
SMfrHS SLOAN, their AttJ's: t
Oct Ober ", ls5s.- l4yaf ~
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l~ARemarkaBle Cure of Diarrhea
10 and Liver Complaint.
VlNciNNATI, March %, 1852.

a. DLA- .L|H nTITHT
On. BAKER.-Dcar Sir:-
q FOr'ie months, 1 have had almost constant Diar.
rAqa, which was brought on by a deJ,iitGted state of
ny sgsfen and torpid action Of my hrer. Some times
u was attended with great pain in my bowels aud
side. tried o number of doctors, hut none of them
seemed to effect a permanent relief, as The disease
would soon return as violent as ever. and faIly be.
came 90 Frustrated. that ] IRIS almost n skeleton.
] then got a bottle o. your PAlN P~ANACEA-thc
trstdnse satisfied me that IL was the medicine suited
TO my disease, and ! found that by taking a dose alcr
eaG. meal, that my food dune nc some good. aud hy
bathing my bowels and side with tie Pain PSuacra
mypains were Immediately relieved, and | continued
TO galn strength Anl ilesh, till lhad used fur bottles
Since tina time | have enjoyed the best Of health.
lhelieve ifthc public knew Ofyaur valuable remedy
Hyop would moi be able TO supply oGe. kaH al the de.
mand. | VIII here remark thai u friend OF niue had az
severe attack ofdiSrThra, and ! gave him adose OF
your Pain P~aracca, and lie since told me that il en-.
tircly cured him, \ child Of mine got badly bun ut by
heI cloths taking fire, and we immediately applied
the Pain Panacca freely, aud in a short time The fire
wasall out, and il prevented it from blisteTing.
l. Most respectfully yours.
JAS.B HUQGR0NE, 5ih VI. between Race d Elm
Tile genuine signed. o. X. BAKER.
!. f0rsele by 3. Il. Whitney, lieznor Riser &CO Ash
land, 0liO.. ~
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BOOTS AS Is O

J U&1 HNHE undersighed having resolved to
Nv Il hereafter go il IN his individual
SN-hOok, would say to his friends that he has
purcha sed of John p. Swincrord his stock and
rented his Shop on Main street, opposite llgor's
S~addlery Shop, where he will bo prepared to do
as good and fine work as any establishment in the
county can produce. Z. A.. HUMES.
Ashland, August 8, 1868. lllf
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HYMN BOOKS.

L LUTHERAN, Presbyterian, Methodist, Discl-
IL pies and Watts Psalms and Hymns-all sizes
aud styles. Also, Protestant Episcopal PRAYER
Books, and an extensive assortment of Bibles,
large and small, Of every style and price-lwar,
ranied oheaP)-a at the Ashland Book Store.
Ashland, June 90, 1861. 'i%mG
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w 4 AND CONSIDER,
DR.. Hairs BALSAM, is no Parogoric
Preparation, dm a Medicine which
makes cares at home where the
Parties can be Found. '5i.'
The Great Cough and COnsumptive
Remedy.

kEDER have you a cough, which YOU are ncr
Letting under the idea that ills only a common COLI
ana mat IL VIII soon wear itself Out7" Lei A friend
tell yOn, IL all kindness, what will soon he the nrni.
a0le result. la a short time II you continue TO neg.
iect yOurseli, you will begin TO feel A sense nj tigLSI.
ness aud oppression across the chest. accompsnieI
WIN frequent sharp darling pains. Then, a dry hack.
lug COhsh VIII sci III, aud when you raise anvthiny
II VIII be a thick aud yell0wish. or white froihy mai.
Ter, streaked perhaps with blood. 1fyou still take mn
ule1lClne, liGAe unpleasant symptoms will Increase,
and you Viii soon haze hectic fever cold cLiIIs'
night sweats, cOpi0us expeCiOration. and then cr..t
nroslrallhl- yOn still neglect yourself a few
weeks OF months will see you consigned TO lie grave
leaving y0Ur iriendstO mourn how rauidIy consun,n
non ala It's w0rh, and hurried you away, Frirndsi
.p ~ ~ tausc 10 NC alarmed In the above
sheteh you may see IN a glass, how every case ofrnn,
Sumption progresses, with more or less ranidIty. To-
ialM lerIollatiOn. Ofallt the thousands and miIiious
Wp0m uis great Destroyer has gathered to the iomI
every single, case began wi1 a cold If ihis hni
occh aticnhca 10, all might have been well-but. be.
ing neglected underthe fatal delusioh that II wonlJ
"Wcar ltscIl on, III trSRsfcrfod IL dtadly act on 10 lie
substance oil Tie Lungs, exciting there The jotmhtion
OI tuDcIclcs. An0lber. and shOthe- cold added furl In
lhe nalne, uliii fhese ~tubeTclcs began 10 soften and
suppuraie, leaving, by their BicefatiOn. greatcayiiies
IN Tic lungs. Al This crisis The disease h very Jio,
cult O%icuTe- aud often times sets atdef ance siIh"
man means. '""
III ihe lslier or worst stage, this medicine will r
tenllmes arrest the disease, or check lis nrnrress an.
WIZ always make the patient more Comfortable and
pIolons ns NC, ana II Is therefore worthy OF the Fri
al-Oul III It's lnCipient on forming periods. consunn.
ton Is as durable az any other disease .nJ III
hAlL'S balSanl Tor the Lungs, II taken Al This time
VIII cure II as surely as taken We earnestly pNbnit
Az VINO nave a cough. or arc subject 10 c0lds IN Le, N
lne nrulcihe ny ihem. and whenever you take cold
w. ,Sn ~ II lhoIonehly' and at once, by this power.
lul heallng coniIuun6, aud leave yOuTlungn uni,,iur.J
10 carry yWl la IulI VigOr 10 A pnod oIJ 30,
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ON tho goth day Of October, A. D., 1853, Mt
~ three O'Clock in the afternoon, on the mo
misses, In the townshIp'of yermilion will be spId
according to law, io'thc highest bidder, the f,-
lowing real estate, US the property ofJohn Held.
Ter, deceased, to wit';-Situuto in the township OF
yermiiilon' county OF Ashland: es4i siate, of Ohio.
uescr'oeu as follows; icing the west part Of tue
.oIIn Yves! :%iuatler Of Section seven, az Towpsbip
twenty one, t2r a~nlrungc sixteen, 06) containing
oighty-cightlSS) acres, more or less. Terms Of
saie'--one hall cash in hand, and one half payable
one yo"t from day Of sale, secured by mortgage
upon the premises. 'F'
ELIZABETH BElDLGR,
ESccutrix of John DeiNsh dcSssScdS
September II, 1863. I"Wl7
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IVA terrible Cloud oflocusis are raw.
thing souhern Mexico, for a distance of
Iar hundred miles, destroying the indigo
AND corn crops,
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CONSUMPTIONC CURED!
TESTIMONY. OF A PHYSICIAN.
MesSrs Buker, &. Co..

DEAR SIEs-Ihn Fabiic generally are fully aware of
tie thousands OF remedies q disc ascd Lungs. under
Tue tiies OF Sarsslariilas, Pills, Plasters, Linimen,,.
&yc., that are daily brought 10 their notice throurh
; ;n, Iewsr,PerH; by way Of advertisements. M oh
levl IN wlitihg this note for publiration, is 10 induce
The public. or al least those who are afrieisJ dr Ibev
wiz use patent m"dicincs) TO use one that contain,
aIilcieS on '6dfhs IN PntaOsary diseases. lam con.
SclOuslhai, IN 80 doing. am acting most lnnroies.
slgnally and deroEatOrr othe Interests OF medical
sC,ehee auh Tue regular practitioners ormedieine.
INC medicine TO which | refer is % UaIrs BAL.
sam Jor ne iS1gs.' have prescribed IL in large
nullDeT OF Cases, and always with success, One case
IN particular, TO which wish now TO refer. VIA, riy.
en- w By several physicians who had been caIieJin
consultation wiih tnyseli. +1he patient had aiIthe
symptoms OF c Mhraied consumption. such as Cold
Night Swests. Hectic Fever, Harrassfug Coueh will
continued IHia inthe lobe ofthe Right Lung, attend.
cu WIN -oSeSc nlarihut! He commenced immedi.
alely TO get better, by the use Of the above ran,J
medicine, aud vas soon restored to his usual health /
nave also found Dr. Halls Balsam the most yalua.
BILE ENpeciorant Tor breaking up distressing CourL.
and Coas that I have ever used. '1s"'
W.. d. WRIGHT. NJ. d.