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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
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90 QRiuiam Strabe, 9iew-Yorf
GmoorfrftrS ftffo .GGuSIer

SSSNbN ONNs~ wv
90 Wiuiam Stra6e, Nem-Dorf
Smpprtcnrs nno SGnbler
in SranStfitcn, Deutfden. @n8Iiideh unS
@inbeimifdsn 9Ittrn
1dr etbrcittr uno Stsioutdntsr, BADEN burb ncuIis
cbc Nnttnfs ettaItsn, Gin arrftr unp 9ut9npSbnst
Stcd ptH
Seufdchi, Gu9Iifhen unS SranSoff6cm
Sud, pcn itcem &an9 vnb Stpl.
MOboir Gcatinas. Crap O'@e, Ausens'
Iub, 2upoeea unc gSCtiieo @catin9s.
GaIbmnctte.
@smif6teS unb bem6tftss 3rpbpr sud-
sinfat uno 9efepert.
Sdnep SranSolifbe uno SornsIep Drills.
Sraune uno aeIbe einens.
Sanep pIaio uno fi9urirte MarfeIIes.
@eiBe uno Suff 90. DO.
Orab Scice uno eincn @Catiuss. funmf
Cincm ousasrcbuten QlIrrtemsnt BON
Srimmin0S
uno anrern @utern. fdidlib fur BEN n let'
oerbau6eI su ben biniafffu preilen.
S,irncrs tutm g'aarade: cor Nuricgitsduftr,
uno ane bic ibte sHtSrtn lubrsn. onruftn unp fcis
non etcd unterilchth che iie eniipc taufn.
gpnp:Wctf, Sonuar 10. 1853 nQl5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
@int 0cntid1cr &aM.

2(uf Girnnaa 1bents. zen Stcn nddisH
Sebruor. (Sadnadt.) fOa Gin Seutlftr
San asbdtcn wetten. i'm Union oaus
Der Stoet Nuentaun. mrju due eicbbaber
eerartiasr Snaniiauugen tingdaesn Ilno.
Da olrs auf Gle fh6nlis uno btfe 9Seiis
nob 6dter SeutIter Mlnnisr dn9nlbtet
i(f, unb ia es an nihts febIen lou mas Sur
8eroniaIibfeit rrfoioerIib IN, 70 tonntn'
fib aue Sbrinebmer einfn frCben Qbsno
peTfpreten.
eSonuar 10. nq3rs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
Sefcntlt6er Serfauf
non ftbdetarem
Sir9cnSen Gi9cntDuin.

-
Ser ence5benamte lberlebeno. @reeutof
css pHilcrb. SsmdIt @eter, miro auf
Gem @isentbum fsIbff, om Miitwub, cen
2len Mdrj, nddftens. nm ubr Natmitt
tags, itIenti6 sum SeFauf onbirten:
SO. t.-gin Gtud 2oub,
9clc9cn in @afbinstOn Saunftip, eetd
@duntp; 9rdnSeno an Sano ppn Simcr
Scne, Saccb ,Sausmau. @tliam Sisfrieb,
uno an 9ano res un'erfhrebrnsn entbaIs
tsno unaefibr ~ Qder, al' Flares eane.--
- Sorauf befiueet iib elm tin(lediass
'2,'=E SsObubaue, Sbrner,
uno ancre Nuhenoebdure
SO. 2.-@in Stif &anb,
9cIcQsn in Npro- @beitbau SounIbip, Sc.
ta County, 9rinSeno an 9ano pcn Simcrf
Sens, Sdccb 9ausman. Blliam Siafrico,
uno an 9ano ecS llnterf6lisbsnen entbal,
tcno unacfibr 25 Nfer, moron etma IL
Q6rr 9etIart inb.
Die 8crin9unsen am @ntaufstnss une
Qufpartun9 pon
SpnnS 9Scfer,
dtcrte6cnrtr Grstutrr ess pericrb Dapall pctsr.
Sanuar II. no:Sm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
anIer 70OteI.

Ser tlnterfbrisbsne matt ftinen Srsun
ben uno Dem aueemsinsn YubIitum befannt.
oab .er eas neucrbsute 3f6di9s badfeiusrns
9afbaus bss orn. SsIIs 9rim. auf hem
noroweifli6en @de oss Marftpieteds in
QQentaun beio9en bat. bsfdnnt aLs Gas
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
@rtras Der Saucrci.

555 93uIbd GEciEn. 96O @uIhd S1caaen. sos
@uISd 6afsr, IL 8ufhd SlodsiaomSn. 2200 9u:
tbd g4dfhtsrn in btu 8cltCn, $50 9ufbd 6runo.
bcsren, 90 8uIbd 8dtsn, % 9uibd 3pistCtn. 60
9urt,d 8ttbrdtCu. 10 9uTbd 8dtias, 90 Buithrl
suppsntrbnrn 4 Sdrrd 9artsn, 800 Srauttspftn,
81 6casbsao Soucrtraut, 40 pfuno etbecbelter
SIot,s, SIS eacunssn 6, % eOpun9cu gRdihtcrutaut,
600 8uFbSt Sat auf eos eauc ettbun, 1893 @hno
@uttr. 1850 9funo Stbm0, l4Gl pfuno inihlitt
22S5 Whane RtnbsbGuts, l4l4 Yfdno SaItsbduts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
SIN Oaufe perferliote UrtlFel.

SO paer Nlannsbcltu, 90 paar SnotSuhcfru, 156
gRauusbsmeer, as Nlanlms, 2S GHcittn, 81 0Reibss
bsmoer, 95 Srouen:5rcds, 33 lIntIrrSdt. 65 Sbcrt:
ocpns, l6l StbdrH, 81 SBcbsboutcn. as Scnbdtln,
97 aiuesrfrcdss 60 8inosrbsmosu, 3S 8iuocruutr;
rode, l6 goar tlutsrbcEn, 75 Yaor Strdnlpfs 81:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
Ncpsmbsr II.

einies Sbirsn unsrbatt pslIers Gjaibous, Dlcrrts.
srcnst bat aIIno CT su allen 5sitsn fit bic Sabrsst
po1enoe
9lusipabl Sttefel unb Sbube
ouf paue battsn prc. eeins pcrtrcfftbs Qusspabt
Damen-S6lippsrs, S6ute, @aiters une
Sum Shube
spcresu fdsr an Site uno SbSnbtit an friasm enbtrn
@tablikmsnt iu aIsntouu ibSrtrrfsn. 8afst an, SBr
edoiss. 70 ptrost Sbr tao vrfbtrt fiu, eaP StsRss:
hStss pabr if.
tSerrens9Sddrttt.
Gstu udcrtnsnt s,aanns:Stltfd 9rcbt uno feline !;
5aIt: :Stiefa, Ghube, Shlippns uno Sums, III uno
iru imner Gin bsrrIbss (eln. 8nocr:Shube pcn allen
8encnnunssu bait CT stcnfaIs imnrr auf panc.
GTDa or Gin prOtfher uuo rfabrrnsr Mschonis
EttR M uno ba Cbss artitd lcSula9cu ole untr lsinsr
eisensn auffht ermaebt wsresn, 70 1T CT AUDI I'M
Gtauos bafdr 9utiuprsbsn.
gr III bautbar flr tcrrits 9'nciTsnen 5uprub uno
bttCt i,n cine Scrtoausr uno @ermsbruu9-
a6srgus CT aus ar pSai9n SufreSsnbsit tsoignen
fam.
gsiue Yrsis fcGlSu isosris 70 bii9, rpsnn nid iii:
nasr ols on irssno sinsm GtOctiemert in ber Stabt
FIN. 0auftt bobsr on uno urtbsiIt fin Guh ftt6f.
Silobman s.. 6OpS.
g1cpsn,ber II, 1852. nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26

1852, San. 2-giani pcn Iseter gehuun9 1864 40
GRdu l2.-Gnpfanscn fdr ben lInterbalt pen
Sricortb lBsbsr 3O OO
Ipril 20.--Gnipfonesn burb 2bcnas Saulf
fir ben llntsrbaIt pom Sanes SuauB 81 OO
SSuIi 6.--Gmpfanseu ourtb Sbrmas Sauf ftr
Zen lIntrrbalt pcn Gbritiau Rctb 200 OO
fdr 6rn Sertaaf rsin sincs I pFTocs a''' 0' As 90
Dec. 31.-@mpfanesn pcn bram 9. Sbans,
Direttor, fir oen lntcrbolt pcu aas. RnauB II OO
Gmpfanseu burtb Sbonras Sauit fir ben lin;
tsrbat Der 2Hittpe 8ciptr 20 OO
Gnpfansen eurb Sbcmas Sauit ftlr Den @sr'
tauf ron prcoutts ID 30
GnpfanoCn pen ben S1crbanptcn Gauntp Qr'
mens Oirettoren 10 ~
Gmpfon9en ;u ptrIhisosnsn asitsn auf Sresr
rem G0untp Sbaemsilter 3OOO OO
Glno2 65
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
Diefen SBt9, Sreunoe!
Gin ernftes 9Sprt an gu1!
600 ferti9e Stiible.

Mhnfdt Sbr zine CUTE,
eaueibafte. pobIfeiIe uno
ft0ne Sett Stmblc, sIs-
9ante Scttees, cor ir-
seno etwas in jenem Sa-
DE Su baben, 70 t6nnt ibr
bsrrIi6 becisnt merbsn
fpenn ihr an henn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26

8. GB. gRi1cn fir bic iabrlide 9ssbnuro bss
FAINT ju MAIDEN, fit 1850 IL 00I
FAINT ,u MAIDEN, fIr 1851 10 oOI
Blumer, Bufh uno Co. fir bic iSbrIitbe 9aebs
i1un9 pcu 1850 uno 1851 bstannt jI mas
chen 24 90
u. 9. S7ubs fir bic iabrfbs 8sbnuns bes
fannt ,u MAIDEN fiir 1851 IL 0OI
FAINT ,a MAIDEN 10 90
S96 90
SdreibmatsriaIsn unb pofeeIo.
Sdrebmaterialisn 1S 36
pcf9slo 2 75I
$2I IA
GaIarien.
Sbcnas SauIf, 2(ufltbcr, fir 1851 100 OO
o. 10. 1852, in pcl 400 90
6. 9. GRarn, 1r,t fIr l Sabr 50 00|
s. 9. 6ateradsr, 90. bo 80 00I
Do. Grtra rs
Daniel gPiGIer, Director, fir elm eabr 20 00|
DO. De- DO. Grtra @ 25
Scnas 8rctlf, Director, fir Gin Sabr 90 90
Do. DO. DO. Grtra 9 Al
5snm Dsfnosrfr, Dircttcr, fir Gin Spbr 90 90
%. 10. 30. Grtra 75
6. 8. 9suTb, ebaemsiftr 40 90
9. . StsilS, fir rrrfeicneus DisnIIe 90 90
$3.50 20
Yilan; in 6inbsn 26 81
S4023 Ga
94ir, Die lintsrThris6snsn Nubtcren pen ectba Co.,
bcseuecn hirrmt raB mir os rbi9s 8tbnune t6r(eben
uno ribti9 ecfunbsn ibaten, uno cine Silanj in rem
Sanpm bCs S6oemciiters Ron $26 81.
sSonaS 0aas,
8. s. Shans, 1ueitoren.
s. S. Sitter,
Sanaar Ii, 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
9errltcat ) Sfcct)nesultet.

Die &e6nuns pon @barles 9. g uf d.,
S6oemeiltsr Der Dtreftoren ees !9aufes
sur 8sfhdfti9un9 uno lntnbaItun9 Der
1rmen, fur oas @auntp ee6a, pom 2ten
Sanuar 1852 bis ben eriten Sanuar 1858
bsips Sage nit sinssf6ICdsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
Stcd ouf Der Q8auerei.

pfrbs. Is Sdhe, s8ulI, l3 Sticrs, l 9ainb, 3
66lbGr, "A ShaafI, 53 Sbptinc, 3 SHassn, l Dears
bcrnwoscu, 2 brlShIittsn, Nablibitttn, Ss9cn,
3 VHdas. 4 GdbuttarrSn, l Drsibmalbius unp 2
GRinemGbkn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-26
Gin Observation-Disclosures.

untrSsi6neter whnfbt bas pubIifunf
biaeurb su benadrittiasn bdEerc cas
GtrpDbanfs sNaCDcn
micer be9Cnnen bat unc Swar in Der
Sames Srnee Der Stabt Qlentaun, un.
melt So9snbub'S @irtbsbaufe. in Ger
Merfliitte frtbsr bewobnt ourt GneslmaF
uno 9sbr, allmc CT INNER cine GHiobI fci.
ner ais pcrtrefflib befannttn StfobbGnf
&c sum Serfauf auf Sano bdIt, Ooer aud
auf 9effeIuna uerfertiget.
Slicfs 9Irbcit perridtd er an Gtrcb.
bdntcn ouf bic fur5efte 4nSei9e unb an cen
biai9hcn Yrtiecn.
llebnbaupt iino feline SoreUunaen bilia,
uno fur bGdts 9sncfene Gunefhoft ifattef
er feiner unterilhteru ungebeubeItrn Sont
ob, GbriifiGn@ ebert.
Uncntauu, Sanuar ~. n3m
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-31
THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

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II WHITMAN & CO.,


Having, at very great expense, erected an Estab
HSiincnt for the manufacture of AGRICULTURAL.
IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY and TOOLS, on an
extensive SCALE expressly TO meet the wants of the
.rmerS and Planters of the South and West, would
therefore re-, sectfuIly solicit their patronage.
With present facilities, and the experience of
The past tS years, feel confident of being able to
supply the demand for Farm implements, Machinery
and Tools. We therefore offer our goods with con
dcGce, of their superiority and prices, that not
in To secure 10 Baltimore this branch of trade.
As evidence of the superiority of our goods,
publish the following list of Premiums, showing the
standing oforr Implements and Machinery, when in
competition with others and examined by competent
aien
Agricultural S'ocety, awarded to f. WHITMAN +
co. the Hr;rEsr Premium for the largest and best
display OF t. strongest and most useful Farm mple
nents and Machinery.
In 1854 and 1852, the Mschanics Institute of Ma
,yIand awarded 10 F.. WHITMAN & Co. heavy GOLD
siEDIs TOR the largest and best display Of useful In
plninentS. And in addition to the above have
r,.iyad Special Premiums on Implements, too numer-
o,ls 2ntnn in detail but i'll all amounting more
1n $1,000 which is three times the amount received
by any other Exhibitor ofAgrcultural Implements
A. the aboy,' named Exhibitions, Implements were
exhibited hy nearly every manufacturer in the cOun
ry and tile decision of those Societies well he
considered a. the highest authoty that be given
oi the superiority ofour Implements.
We particularly request tho attention of Farmers,
Planters and Dealers, 10 our stock, before making
uichases, we are determined 10 sell Oh pleasing
rrrnis.
Fof particulars see Catalogue, which may be had
II ATS, by application, either by mail in person.
E. WHITMAN & Co,
55LIGHr STREET,
iv5-tf Baltimore. Md.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
From Eliza Cooks Journal.
THERE IS NOTHING IN VAIN.

oh prize not the essence of Beauty alone.
And disdain not the mean and tie meek in our
way,
For the world is an engiBe-thc Architects own,
Where the wheels OF the least might keep the lar
ger in play. 81.
we love the fair vallev, with bloom in the shade,
we sing OF green hiiis-of the grape and the grain;
But be sure the Creator did well when he made
The stark desert and marsh--for there is nothing
in vain.
we may question the locust that darkens the land
Ana the snake, flingins arrows Of death from his
eye;
But remember they come from the Infinite Hand,
And shall man, in his litteness, dare to ask why?
On: let us not speak of the suseless" and ssrile''
1hey may seem 80 to us-but be slow to arraisn;
From The savage VOLTS cry 10 the happy child IS
smile, ra.E.
From the mite to the mammoth, there's nothing in
vain.
There'sa a mission, no doubt, for the worm in the
DUST
As there is for the charger with nostris OF PRIDE
The soth and the newth have their places of trust,
And the agents are needed, fer God has supplied.
Oh! could we but trace the meaning of All,
And what delicate links form the ponderous
chain;
From the dew drop that raise to the star drops that
fall,
We should see but one purpose, that nothing is
vain.
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d Story for Those who do not asr.-.,..


There is vast amount more of truth
than poetry in the history of the modes
of doing business practised by the two
neighbors, Perkins and Tewksbury. Sim
liar characters are to be found in a GOOD
many localities
The following cogitation of Mr.. Perkins
should be read by that interesting class
oI business men too poor to advertise.
Low they wonder at the success OF Mr..
1e~ksbury, when he is at the yearly ex-
pense OF advertising in several papers,
Doubtless many of them have used the
same language as Mr.. Perkins, hundreds
of times: -....
g Mr.. PERKINS, (perplexed(-sI cant
see how it ist There's Tewksburv be,c
been off again-down to Newport. with
bis wife, two children and servant,
Where under heaven he gets money to
spend in this way, is more than [ can
tell. lie hadn't cent when he began
five years ago. Look at him now-liyes
out of town, keeps horse, drives in and
out every day. His expenses must be
large--yet he seems to pay as he goes. /
hope there is nothing wrong about Tewks-
bury. Then look at the money he spends
for advertising! Why, that is enough to
ruin any man, don't care how r,cb he
is. L have been in business for thirty
years, and | can't afford any of these
things. Wouldn't / look well taking nv
wife down to Newport, and staying there
eight weeks !-eight weeks. indeed, I
sent her on a cheap excursion-but L
couldn't 60 myself 1 can't afford it
don't take in money enough to do it. And
then to see man spend his money, lust
to let the people see MS name in the pa
pers-and sending cards and bills all
about the country. Tewksbury bleeds
freely for his vanity, 1 must confess
They don't catch me in that trap no how.
1t don't do no good; | got lot of cards
and bills printed five years ago, and there
they are in the desk now. Nobody ever
calls for them. And then | advertised
four weeks in a newspaper-money thrown
away-wasted! Tewksbury is a fool,
and he must fall, sooner or later. I'm
sorry for him-he was naturally clever
fellow. 1t must cost him more to adver-
tise than all the money take! L wish
somebody would buy me out-trade is SO
dull
All he said about Tewksbury was true
enough, with the exception that Tewks-
bury was in no danger of failing. That
very thing that Perkins thought would
fail him was that which kept him up.
He began business with nothing but his
brains-he let the people understand
where he was, and what he had to give
them for their money, and he got great
run of trade, which is constantly increas-
ing. PERKINS IoSI Ills UlIslIIeSS just as
fast as his customers died off or went off
he took no steps to get new ones, and
the consequence is, that he is living on
what he made twenty years ago. He had
better shut up his shop than try to live
in these times without advertising. Read
er, are you following in the tracks of your
friend Perkins, If you are, either Shut
up your shop or pitch into this great pub
lic-if you don't do the latter, your cred
itors will pitch into you and shut you
up."
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Rf LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN I849-
- PULVERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO

ELECTRIC NOLTAIC CHAINS, constructed te
se wor'i under the garments, are the most wonder
'u discovery In medicine and electricity of the pre-
sem day. They relieve, without pain shock in,
simultaneously, acute nervous pains-such as head,
ear and tootache, rheumatic pains; tic dOioreaux,
&c. and by sheir mild but continuous and percepti-
BILE action on the body. diseases of years standing
such a. cout. local paralysis, nervous complaints,
liver diseass &c, disappear as if by miracle they
have been applied with the greatest success i'll all
those dreauiu! diseases III children. commonly called
commissions, also in cases of teething under DIN
cutles and disorders the bowels They precpitate
metals from their solutions; decompose water; de-
fleet the magnetic neede in short show all the phe-
nonenon "f powerful voltaic pile. The instruments
producing these effects weigh about two ounces can
be folded up in pocket book; always ready for
instantaneous use, and will last man his life time
guarding himself, family and friends, &c, against
that number of diseases ard complaints in which
mild streaming electricity Is perfectly safe, certain
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price OF a com
plete chain Is from 81 to S5 batteries $40 to S25
Incredible as may seem the above facts, any per
son can eiL~y convince himself beforehand, at the
depot. of their truth. The importance of the nven-
fioa has JeeB acknowledged in America by the Aca-
denny of Medicinf of New York, and the chains have
bsen applied with great success in the medical col
leges, the City, Bellevue, and Wards Island Hospi-
tails, Brooklyn City Hospital, &C.; Europe, by the
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons in Lon
don, by the Academies Rationale de Medicine AZ
Paris; by the Imperial Faculty at Vienna; by the
Royal Faculty at Berlin, and other scientific nstitu-
items Of highest order including the principal hos
pftaiS IN EtdDpe.
The proprictors are in possession of testimonials
he saTs effect from all the above Institutions in
America and Europe, well oi the most eminent
and dl>n -ulsied members OF he profession beth
henspheres and invite the public 20 examine them
Full and Illustrated descriptions, for per;ona
use, and one for scientific men, with copies of testi
mOnais, and a number of cases cured in New York
and Europe, may he obtained gratis at the office.
HEY will forward, free OF postage, to any part of the
United states. in answer 10 pre- paid Inquiries,
EIn!ng three cents postage stamps.
J. STEINERT,
No. 55s Broadway, cor. Prince 1t.
Agents in Baltimore, Messrs. CHAs. WIN. CAS-
rARI, No 81 y. Gay St; in Washington DR.. sUHUcK-
ING, corner and lth sts., near Penn avenue.
iY R-tf
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL. FACULTY.
BALTIMORE, March II. 1851.
Mrs B. b. NOrris-Dsar Madam: 1t gives m-
great pleasure IN recommending 10 public favor your
valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) - an excellent pre-
vsntatve curative in the first stages of hronc hia
affections, diseases o. the lungs, and also as
very valuable tonic Yours: very respectfully,
L. III. Wight, VI. ID.
BALTIMORE. Harch 81. 1851.
Mrs. B. %. NOrrlS-Aladam: Ii gives pleasure
10 recommend To the favorable motto. of the public
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar,) in bronchial
affections and diseases of the lungs.
Thomas OwISGs, VI. ID.
w. invite the attention of the public to the follow
ng certificate from the Rev Augustus Web-ter II. d.
one OF TIE Pastors of 81. Johns Chrrch Liberty st.
Baltimore:
BALrIAoRE, October 2S, 1851.
Ms B. b. SoTis-DeaI Madam: Having used
your Cedar Tar with beHeft 20 mY throat, [ very
cAeerfuy give my testimony 20 ifs excellence.
With respect, A. WEBSTER.
B,LrIxoRF, May 81, 1851
Mrs. EOrn--DcaT Madam: Permit me To say te
you, for the benefit of others similarly affected that
vas taken last November with severe cough and Il
general weakness that completely pTOStratCd me.
For several months far reduced that could
rot attend to nv business. | became - weak that
was not able 20 lit up for titan half hour AT
time, when would bc compelled 10 lie down to
gam strength. trisd dozen different articles re-
c1H;me nded 20 me cures, bu received no relief
from any OF them. Ny cough and weakness increas-
I'd, and, IN fact. wa& far gone that seriously
thought should de- when heard Ol yOur valuable
medlclne, the Cedar Tar tried il. and ha taken
II but few days before found great relief Nv ap
Petlie became 20 good thai could eat anything that
was placed before me. | would recommend il to
all afflicted like myself - certain cure for CON
siier myself now perfectly well.
Yours respectfully, J.F.M.RTrS,
No. l2s, Franklin street.
For sale by Druggists throughout the City and Dis
trict OF Columbia.
a. Pnce 81 per bottle, or si1 bottles Cor S5.
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