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CtARRYALL FOR SALE.-A first rate new Gus
tom made carryal for sale cheap for cash, by
Jan2I W. MEREDITH
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- u HUNTSVILLE, january 12, 1852.
DR.. BLEDsoEI take the liberty and fell it to be NV duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as a very
seperiUr medicine My aged years had zen under
medical treatment about FIVE years for dyspepsia and dar
rheawhen having almost despared of his recovery con-
cluded to try your Alternative bottles of which believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE
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FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE,

FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE,
TENTIE ma gniificent steamer, SAM. f&ZN71" "a
Il GLOON, SAM GLooS, JR., Muster. This SSgTTffffSRS
splendid steamboat her way here sss--=szz=z-s5
from Cincinnati; will in the above trade this season,
leaving Nashville every alternate Saturday at O'CLOCK
ana leaving Cincinnati every alternate Saturday at
O'clock p ~ The Sam Gloon" is unsurpassed in her ac
comnodatons by any afoat and solicit for her
sbare IF nnbIc PATRONAGE A. HAMILTON,
nov Is Agent.
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CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE, FORMERLY GRIFFIN HOUSE,

..... CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.
THIS we'll known Hotel situated within few steps fsss&
of the passenger landing of the Western and Fii
Atlantic railroad is open under the supervision of ~
Thomas Crutcheld assisted by Mr. j. W. F. Bryson and
Griffin acquired very high reputation first class hotel
The present proprietor having secured the services of Col
Grins baTkeepe and having purchased his most excellent
cook and house boy and having furnished the house entirely
anew hopes retain its high reputation and merit public
patronage. Passengers be accommodated with omn
bus TO and from the boats TIIOS. CRUTCHFIELD
fab2l. -ly Proprietor
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HUNTSVILLE. January 70 1880

Physicians are requested TO try this preparation We
feel satisfied will sustain the character we give 10 it in this
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CLOTHING-CITY MANUFACT0RY-H0ME INDUS
TRY.
KEEP constantly hand full supply of all kinds of
genemens wearing apparel, made up in the very best
manner under my superinendance and would ask my
friends and the public to give call and them
selves is their own advantage knowl suit them
in price A. SANDHoUSE,
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CUMBERLAND HOTEL,

Foot Of Broad Street. Directly opposite the Steamboat
landing AaShUiGe Tenn.
j. l.. GRACE. Pr0prietor.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS AND NASHVILLE WEEKLY PACKET

ST. LOUIS AND NASHVILLE WEEKLY PACKET
CNPLENDID Passenger Steamer Alec SPAa@as- a
- ma. CAPr. JAMES MILLER This fine lssi5TlTs5ifSf
Steamer will take the place of the West New 7zsssz
ton between Nashville to Louis the first water.
Being entirely new unsurpassed for speed and acconmoda
tons and every way adapted TO the above trade for which
she has been purchased share of the travelling patron
age is respectfully solicited.
All orders entrusted her viii be filled with and
punctuality. A. HAMILTON,
oct 20 Agent.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Il It,
TINE above HOTEL is open for the reception of "a
L PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS. II..s-l
This long established and welknown House has under
gone thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
new and fashionable FURNITURE.
The TABLE viii always be supplied with the BEST the
market Affords and the Proprietor trusts, by systematic
course both with servants and the regulations of the house
generally he will be enabled to give entire satisfaction to
those that may favor him with their patronage
ian29-ly tTw JNO. w. SPEAR.
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fT'RUNkS, &c.-Extra fine Leather Trunks Velvet
II and Brusse Carpet Bags Leather and Drugget CARPET
Bags, just received and for sale by
2 jau2l w MEREDITH
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CARDS, &C.

JOHNSON & SMITH,
Dealers In Cotton and Tobacco Receiving and For
wardipg Merchants, Steamboat Agents, &C.,
apr1iI BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
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hereby certify that1 have been acquainted with Dr.
n Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced LeEeYe
lower have any that afterwards recover
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsia Liver affection
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians this
as well other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation of his in being restored to good
health NJ GABBERT n b
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C,UPERIOR ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
= Jockey Club Pomade,
Lows Celebrated do,
Jules Haues do,
Kehada do for the Hair @
Balm of Columbia,
Genuine Bears Oil,
Hauels Eau Lusrale,
Liquid and Solid Rouge;
French and Fancy Soaps;
Lows celebrated Honey Soap; ~
Roussel's and Hauels Fancy Soap;
Fine and Dressing Combs; -
Plain and Fancy Hair Brushes;
Lubins Genuine Extracts;
Meen Fun;
American and French Toilet PowdIs;
Fancy Chalks;
Assorted Dentiffices
Pomade Divines for chapped skins;
Tooth brushes, Fancy and Plain.
Inst received by Tdec2O1 j. NJ. ZIMERMAN.
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CRUMB CLOTHS.-Rch and splendid Crumb
Cloths with borders, just to hand and for sale BY
Jan2l w MEREDITH
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BRADY, GoRMAN 6 CO.,

BRADY, GORMAN & CO..
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants
NEW ORLEANS.
s-9- They keep Office in Tuscunbia, Ala
aug23-l2m ..
3 "a III 5. FRENCH Agent, Nashville is authorized to
axe CASH advances upon shipments of Produce to tn
owe firm.
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TOBACCO

MAGNOLIA COT"TON.-We are agents for the
M sale of the celebrated MAGNOLIA COTTON SEED,
an article which several years experience with of our
best planters has proven be better adapted Middle Ten
nessee than any that grown Call soon or they Will
all be gone. JOHNSON SMITH,
ian99 Broadway.
CYCAMORE COTTON YARNS-A full supply
y of Sycamore Yarns kept constantly on hand-at Fac
tory nrices for Cash RAMAGE d CHURCH.
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nISSOLUTION.-The partnership heretofore exist
ing between US, by mutual consent, dissolved on
the 7th Persons indebted to by either note
count will please call and settle Immediately Our creditors
will present their claims for payment. Settlement made
with either ofus will be satisfactory.
ALEX. WILLIAMS.
feb22 JAMES GLOVER.
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GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. so, Cherry Street, doors from Deaderisk,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
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this day, lot Of 6ne and sweet Havana oranges
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DRUSH ES.-White Wash, busting, Crumb, C!oth
Black Pope's Head, Horse Tanners Printers, Var
nsh Blue Paint &c. of assorted sizes Just received by
. dec20 j. NJ ZIMERMAN
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NPIoHuIu SCHen1es TOT March, 1853.
only, are given below
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RTOTICE.-In retiring from the firm of Williams
~ Glover most cordially recommend their successors
Glover Boyd to the confidence of the community and
solicit for them continuance ofh patronage literally
extended to the old firm. Tfeb22I ALEX WILLIAMS.
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oFFICE-So GO, UNION BUILDINGS, CHERRY ST.
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GLOVER & BOYD,

(succEssoKs TO WILLIAMS CLOVER
vxvUI attend promptly to BUYING Selling Leasing, and
w Rentin Real Estate, BUYING, SELLING AND HIRING NE
cRoEs ~ We have comfortable Rooms and Cells for taking
of 100 Negroes ED Negotiating Loans bnylng ana
Selling Stocks ofevery description Collecting Debts IN any
part Of the United States &c. &c Orders for Negroes at
tended to promtly, and instructions faithfully obeyed
RErERENcEs-Gov W Campbell, ExGov Brown,
& Co. Bankers w B Shepard & Co., Bankers, Col
Stevenson Gen Anderson, Cashier Bank % 1sanSsss
q Ewing Casa5ey plzaters Bank, b White G d. "a Ghdn
yls 5..vs,s ls5rs b T Scott Nashnue Inn, M Scott
t., M II Brtspss sssnss, Winston, oasga % aas
Il Bachus T6rasasdA-
WET HA kfANA ORANGES.-Err .sc.
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s. s. WILLIAMS, AGENT OF JOHN WILLIAMS,
81 GRAyKR STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
HAS taken Office College street on the second
foor above the Merchants Insurance and Trust COM
pany and is prepared make cash advances all Cotton
Tobacco &C., consigned to said House. to furnish supplies
to Planters or others who wish to ship to New Orleans
seD2--6m
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DIR. BLEDsoE's Alternative CoMPoUNp

The Remyov al Remedies for the Diseases Of tie Liper
Dyspepsia Enlargement and inflammation Of the Spleen
diseases Of tie Bo.se and such diseases from
disorderd state Of the Stomach Zirer or BoseeLs, az
SrofaIa and Sores Of any bind For General Debility
from ~heA ladies' frequently sgfsr, there is not its
equal in the ,caole Aateria Nedica.
THE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prostraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liver that he frequently for weeks time unable TO
raise hmsefro his bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and IN Europe but in Yan his
hopeless by thousands and byaccdent that he sue
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been praccng med
icne, his success in such has been unrvaed He
has been aware of the ncreduty of the public and
queny said nothing through the press of his case
until the character Of the medicine was fully established
by its success shown by the certificates which hav Dsen
advertised.
subon the certificate of Prof NJ GABBERT of Me mphis
Tenn with whom often advised during the time oi my
suffering -..... s..-.- ~ ~
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-05-06
PUTNAM,S MONTHLY;

This periodical for May presents rare in
tellectual asst to the reader--one such as il
seldom found ia the field of letters. The o.
pening article is from the pen of James Fen
nimore Cooper on "Old Ironsides," being the
snly posthumous publication Of his writing
that viii be given to the world. "Ninevef
and Babylon" "Lowell, the Poet" and "Re
view Of Allison's Histories" are most excel
lent articles. "The Student life of DAME
Webster" is to the American reader an in
tcnsely interesting subject; it gives an entir'
different idea of the every day life of that dis
tinguished man from any thing we have beel
in the habit OF supposing; il our space per
mits We shall publish it entire before long.
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AN ORDINANCE.
Established in conformity of "An Act further
defining the powers of Trustees Of Town
l. l. Il

Established in conformity of can Act further
defining the powers of Trustees Of Town
ships" passed March l2th, 1853.
Sec. /. Be ii ordained By the Trustees Of
York township, Belmont County, Ohio, That
if any person or persons shall sell, vend or
give away, any wine. spirtuous or malt liquor
or liquors of any kind, quality or quantity
whatever, to any person or persons for the
purpose If tippling or intemperance; ori any
person shall sell, vend or give away, with in
tent to evade the provisions of this Ordinance,
any Wine, Spirtuous or Malt liquors o: any
kind, quality or quantity whatever to any per-
son under twenty-one years ofuge; or II any
person or persons shall lease, let, rent, hire
or permit to be used as place of general re-
sort, any dwelling-house, store-house, shop,
shed, cellar or tenement, owned, held or be-
longing to him, her or them, for the purpose
of selling, vending or giving away, any wine,
spirituous or malt liquors Of any kind, quality
or quantity whatever, for the purpose of tip
plng or intemperance; or if any person or
persons shall keep any Boat within the limits
of this State. so far as the civic jurisdiction of
this Township may extend, for the purpose
of selling, vending or giving away any wine,
spirtuous or malt liquor, for the purpose of
tppling or ntemperance; each e. every per-
son so offending against any of the provisions
of this Ordinance, shall, on conviction there
Of be fined in any sum not less than five dol
lars nor more than fifty dollar and costs, and
may be imprisoned in the county jain more
than twenty days nor less tn N five days, or
both, at the discretion of the Justice; Pro-
vided, tina, nothing in this sectYa shall be so
construed as to make il unlawful to sell any
of the aforesaid liquors for Sacrnmental, med
icinal or mechanical purposes.
Sec. 2. That this Ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after the first
day of June, in the year 1853.
Done in special meeting this 23d day Of
April, 1853.
Signed, DAVID GILLASPIE, JR.,
ALFRED CATION,
ALLEN T. DORSEY,
Trustees of York township, Bel. CO. o.
The above is a correct copy.
]. M. DILLON, Tp., Clerk,
York Tp., Belmont Co., Ohio.
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ANOTHER ASTONISHING CrRE,

Crows PoIsr, Lake Co., Ia. June Is, 1919.
J. H. PARK--Dear Sir: As have deep commisSera.
lion for the afflicted permit me 10 give yon brief his
Tory of my Affections, aud the he'ets derived from the
use of DR.. Wis.ar's Basam Of Wild Cherry In July,
Is AL was attacked with lever of typhOd character
which eft me in very deaiet stale when in the tol-
lowing winter staken with severe cold, which
duced TO give the appearance
of a confirmed cOnsunplivc. | lahOred under severn
cough eNpectoraiHd eat deal, and was troubled with
cold feet and night sweais also Cequen;ly raised blood
from my lungs continued in THE state gradI ally sink.
ing under tile disease nutll Jannary, lsi7 when WAS
again attacked with fcver, My cNtremetes, especially
my feet constantly cold, and almost lost their feel
ing. Fn'cI these circumstances II may he truly said
was Ving skeleton finally determined To quit tax
iir medicine prescribed by physicians, aud Try Wslars
Balsam nj Wild Cherry, and from the hrst week com
menced taking II can date gradual recovery,
tnurd its months at the end 0i which time
cured aud enjoy c good health since, and cheer
fully recommend the Basam TO all those afflicted wit
diseases OF the lungs aud wOlld to those
eipa its use bc discouraged il two three hotties
have no doubt that nine out Of ten will lie blessed
with renewed health as have beeu
JOSEPH JACKSON.
The genuine Wistar's BasAm Of Wild Cherry has fac
simie orthe signature of Henry NstaT NJ. u. rhlsdel
pbia aud stanford Park" on fine executed see
graved wrapper. No o'her can he genuine.
U-PPrice 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for SIS
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, ohio.
North es.t corner Fourth and Walnut sts-entranee Of
Walnut s,reet-to whom all orders must be addressed
FRASER & COLLINS st. ClairsvilIs
l. ID. JOHNSON,
n s. CLARK Morrisiowa,
Gray Il Junkins Riidgport,
Wm. Smith EH'view,
CTumharkeT W&HWR'
Jsasr Holloway, Flushing
May "a, isas--iy,
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THE MASSACHUSETTS BANK BILLS
THE HOOSAC TUNNEL sc.
BosToN, April 81.

Several additional bank bills were passed
yesterday in the House of Representatives,
and bill was reported allowing the Merchants
Bank to increase its capital $2,Ooo,Ooo, und, r
the general Banking Law.
A resolution has been reported appropria-
ting $4,000 for statue of Daniel Webster, to
be placed in the State House.
The ten hour bill passed to its third read
ing by 40 majority, and the Hoosac Tunnel
bill by 25 majority.
A delegation headed by Gen. Wool, arrived
here last evening, representing the city Of
Troy, to urge the Importance of the Hoosac
tunnel upon the attention of the Legisla-
ture.
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New York. Nav 9

NEW YORK, May 2.
The steamer Ocean Wave, on Lake On
tario, was burned at two o'clock on Saturday
morning, about fifty miles above Kingston, on
her passage to Ogdensburg. OF fifty passen-
gers and crew, twenty-five were saved, in
cluding Capt. Wright and the mate and pur-
ser. When the fire was discovered, the boat
was a mile and half from shore. The upper
deck was consumed in fifteen minutes. Her
hull drifted off from shore, and in two hours
went down. Those saved were picked up
from boats passing the vessel. The boat was
owned by the Northern Railroad Company of
Ogdensburg. She was fully insured.
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MRS. WHITTELsEY's MAGAZINE,

lh-PROsPECTUs FOR VOLUME FOUR Isja.-
The connection of Mrs. WHITTELsEy with the moth.
crs Magazine" editor of that work, ceased with the
ctse of the year Iei9. For nearly seventeen years SHE
endeavored through the channel just meEt toned aid
mothers in the TespOns lille work of the Christian
of their offspring Believing her to have acquired
experience which should hc LOST, and power min
lister the consolation of others by her unwouted
vcissitues aud hereavemens, her friends urged her,
and she, af er mature delberaon, determined 10 issue
the above work; its publication commenced in this
city in the month OF January, 1850. Volume Fourth
commences with the number for January, Is53.
The object of this periodical may be briefly stated TO
be- to aid those Who sustain the maternal relation
are otherwise the guardians of the young, in under
standing, apprecatng, and fulfilling The duties growing
of such relations, and especia tally to impress upon
them the importance of such tralning-phy in
,eectua moral aud religonsas 81 all enable the sub.
j:cts their charge to act wisely, benehcenty and
sue ssfuIly in the great teater nf lte-al auxiliary
to a hi Iier and a he.ier "life to come"
Contributions, in accordance with the character and
design of this publication, respectfully solicited and
especially from the friends of he editor.
Maternal Associations are invited to make this
hicIe for their CatiOns 10 the public, and of in
erchange of thought and practical suggestions with ono
,ipr
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The Boston Post informed its readers or
the lst day of April, that some workmen had
discovered q cave Of very antique appearance
apparently antediluvian, on Boston Com.
mon; the only clue to the age of it was on in
scrption upon the handle Of dagger. The
inscription reads thus-"Lo. OF. L. IRP.
A." The only solution the seers have been
able to get at is the manner of reading it, tina,
is, from right to left-'he language is un-
known.
0.TMajor G. A. Henry has been nomna-
ted by the Wings of Tennessee as their cam
didate for Governor. t..
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

The Baltic arrived at New York on Sunday
evening. The Asia arrived out on the MORN
ing Of the l4th. The propeller Genoa, from
Liverpool the 10Th, for Quebec, arrived on
Monday direct
The Chancellor of the Exchequer in his
financial statement, proposes to continue the
income tax on 4 diminishing scale for seven
years, to extend to land and all incomes over
GlOO; also to reduce the advertisement duty
stamp duty, and some others; abolish soap
duties; substitute fixed for ad valorum rates
making 10 per cent. the maximum on manu-
factures; increase the spirit g. legacy duties
and reduce the tea duty within the next foul
years to Is per pound and Immediately to IL
lOd. The opinions are equally divided res
pecting the statement Some approved while
others think it will overthrow the Ministry.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer said the
revenue for the financial year exceeded the
estimate nearly million and half sterling
and the expenditures fallen short of the esti
mate f3S7 900, leaving with surplus revenue
a surplus of f2,426,000. The Chancellor
budget is the topic of discussion. In CONNER
cial circles grea. variety of opinions are ex
pressed, and twas thought that it would posi-
lively be rejected, in consequence of the mani
fest injustice in many OF its features, in whicl
case the mi nisters will resign. The Times
Chronicle, nd Post praise it, and other Lon
don papers condemn it. The conservative
members Of Parliament met Lord Derby o.
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the 10th, and cbalked out o course Of politi
cal action. .......
The Kossuth rocket affair remains unex
planned. Kossuth is apparently guiltless
Hale, the ostensible owner Of the factory
threatens to prosecute the Government. Mean.
time the, munitions were seized and deposited
in Woolwich Arsenal.
At Glasgow q great soiree was given 10
Mrs. Uncle Tom Stowe, and she was enthusi-
astcally received at EdiDburg.
There will be no fete OF Paris on the 9th
Of May. The Emperor wants TO remove Ma
poleon's ashes from the Invilods 70 the tomb
and monument recently prepared for them at
St. Dennis.
Imperial services Of ehina for the New
York exhibition are on private view.
The Dutch Government has protested O.
ganst the establishment OF a Catholic Hier.
archy in Holland and has withdrawn It's min
ister from Rome.
The English and French Embassad dors, have
arrived at Constantinople. The English En-
bassador assured the merchants Of the con-
tinuance of peace.
The motion in the House of Lords TO in.
quire into the system of education at Mey-
rooth College, was Degotived by vote of ll9
to So.
.''.- - MARKETS.
Cotton depressed by Asia's news; ordinary
middling declined l-6thab, fair unchanged, fair
Orleans CT, middling 8 1916, fair uplands 81
middling 6a Flour, large business doing.
Corn unchanged, yellow 80, poor supply,
white 81, market firm. Wheat unchanged.
McIIenry quotes on advance of I'd on market
beef. Pork dull. Lard, firm. Tsllow, an
upward tendency, Richardson Bros. quote
wheat unchanged, fair consumptive demand.
Corn advanced Cd, white al to as. Flour
commands full rates.
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
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iSTERRsTISG CORsEsPONDESCE.-Dr. VIM. Y. Banks,
Xenia Ohio, highly respectable druggist in that
lightfu village, Informed us that the sale of Wstars
Balsam Of Wild Cherry isunpasileed The demand for
il eager that he scarcely keep himself supplied
with it, lie has had in his medicines for lung
fectons. Some of these esteemed good, aud
gave temporary relief But since he had Wistar's Ba.
of Wild Cherry, number of the most serious cases
were completely cured hy its 81 never sold medi-
cine" says the doctor, "n which hal that entire conf
dence that have in this"
IT Wherever Wstar's RaIsam of Wild Cherry il in
roduccd al a:ians that hi.h reputation which
richly deserves What can prevent its sale, when
every hand re witnessed lis wonderful cures! The
worst of As,hna recent and dangerous coughs,
land also those OF long standing bronchitis,
Consumptor in its early stages, are always cured Ly
t. l. ri LalAIn mn { "