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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
Somebody has enclosed us lengthy and

l1gecio1s printed essay on "Hebdomadsl
r-d-o?aooiz." Il 10 too long for Putlica-
ton aud usttrr suited to the columns of :
religious paper. The gist Of the article is
tie feor Of tcater, which intimdates 10 many
protesting christians on Sunday, preventing
their attendance on divine worship. The
disease is very prcyalent--it is not confined
ia it, attacks to the seventh day, nor, ne
would remark, alone to the water as il fails
from the clouds.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

Thc vnirc oftho shepherd is lost, mud the flock wa
defrth The hlll side IN vain saarCh''
The honest and simple minded members
of the Democratic party must find them
selves Just now much in the bewildcrcd con-
dtiOn OF the flock Of lost sheep described
by the pastoral writer. The quarrel about
the spoil which has suddenly uptured the
league and covenant OF the Baltimore plat
form had produced atlnites and repulslOns
amongst the diJecta membra equally strange
and quite irreconcilabc to any known laws
of political alchemy. Retired readers who
csChcw partisan newspapers can scarcely
form an idea Of the acrimony Of the war now
raging among those SO late "brcthrcn of the
same principle" one in faith and destiny
People are said to bear other peoples mis-
fortunes with great philosophy; and, there
fore, while we do not affect To- be afflicted
at the dlslrcsses of our Democratic advisers,
We do not, on the other hand. refer to- them
go much for any pleasure i affords Us but to
give that respectable portion Of the c0mmu-
nifty who read only the Nati0RW HtsWipaccr
some knowledge of the confusion which
rcigns III the Democratic renks,--NJh m
tjjr Ji'fr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

VERY STRANGE. 1t is officially announs-
ed that Mr.. Robert NJ. McLane, OF ha,,
land, has received and accepted the app',n ..
mtnt Of Commissioner to China. - wv.
hardly to be expected that, after Mr. nou 49,
J. Walkers late resignation Of the once ",
cause the government had no waltr'', aa.
able or tit 10 take him to China, another Or
pointment would be made until alter az -
crease of the navy. If therc's no Vess.' ~.
pablo of taking little Bob Walker 70 p sb
Celestial Empire. we don't see how p,s nv0
McLanc is to be taken there. II would see ~,
as liza craft that can carry the big Bob m$n'
have carried the little Bob ta'ca9o -
hmm.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
City Srhser.hsra

Failing to get the Gazette through mad
vertence of the carriers, will confer favor
By calling al the Office for their paper
Those who are no; yet subscribers 10 our
Tri-Weekly can become so, either By init
mating their wish to the carriers, or by CALI
Ing at the office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

KIND ivERsos-The sums received up
TO the present time, mostly from Sunday
Schools, to erecta monument to Perpetuate
the name and example of the "iittle boy
vino had rather die than steal,' amount to
Sll27,S2.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
Dreadful Shipvreck

English papers by the las, steamer give
the details Of the loss of the ship Annie
Jane and the drowning Of asa passengers.
She was from Liverpool and bound to Cana
da with some 400 emiSran,s, mostly Irish
families.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

CHoIERA-John Lea, Of Cincinnati, is
out again IN The papers OF that city in adv O.
caey Of his favorite theory, that Cholera
never becomes epidemic in any district or
city, where rain or pure soft water is used.
He supports his statement by adducing some
Important facts and says, that not one fatal
case of Cholera has occurred in FIVE years
where rain water was exclusively used
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

A gentleman whose business calls him
frequently to Upton, informs US tina, in his
last trip be met four tines as many immi-
grants as he ever encountered in any one
trip before
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

A WARSiSG.-A young man named
Thomas Lowell was killed recently below
Musca,ine By the bursting Of gun in his
hands The breach pin penetrated his skull.
HIS body was not discovered until next day.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

Neighbor Wharton would have Us believe
that Rock Island IL eventually to become
the garden spot Of Davenport faubourgs.-
We presume he has never yisted north
Davenport.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
New Publications.


MARX IiuRpI ssrcst; o. the Tss Brothers.
By Mrs MoorrF.
FATHER GAyAzzl's LEcTcRfs IN \. YORK,
also. tie Life q Fathr Gara-si,
The above publications are from the pro-
life press OF De Witt 4 Davenport, New
York. and arc for sale by II, A. PORTER q
Bro. Rock Island.
Mrs Noodle is the author of"RoughinE il
in the Dush,' work that has had very
extensive circulation, from thc fact Of il
pu.por,ng to be s true recital 9th authors
own experience OF he in the woods OF Can
ada. The fame she acquired in that publ.
cation has no doubt elected the above. which
critics tell US, as high need Of praise, Is
no, interior to her first work.
Father Gayazzi, whose eyentfnl lite IS
gwen in the latter work, is now lecturlng
in Chicago. From the sensation the dellv-
erv his lectures have occasioned in the u.
Sta,e., and in Canada especially, we expect
TO experience some pleasure from careful
perusal of them. As our readers cannot
hear him in propria persona, perhaps il will
be as we'll for them to procure cory Of the
work and read him.
HE kNIcKERBockER Is promptly, with
the opening of the month, on our table 10
refresh US with its many good things. We
esteem i, one of the best literary periodi-
Gals We receive.
The LADIES CHRISTIAN ASNuAL.-This
is an excellent monthly, published at Phil
adelphia BY Jas. Challen. 1t is issued very
low-only Sl,oo per annum, which we will,
with pleasure, forward to the editor for any
one wishing copy.
The UNITED STATES ILLusrRATEp; IN
ViEws OF CRY AND COUNTRY, ,citi HIS
torical and Descriptive Articles, Edited by
CHas. A. DANA.
Every citizen "to the manor born" in the
U. States should have copy Of this work;
and We don't know that We do justice to our
adopted citizens in excluding them. 1t is
published in parts in quarto form and the
/ illustrations are the finest Of engravngs.
When We inform our readers in this city
and vicinity that among the fine engravings
yet TO be published, will be those Of Dayen-
port, old Fort Armstrong and Moline, We
are sure they will feel sufficient interest il
the work to subscribe for it, or az least cal
at our room and examine specimen mum.
Der. Hermann J. Meyer, l6i William ST.
n. York is the publisher.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

DErgcrrox FROM GEN. PlERcE'm mes
n. Y. Journal Of Commerce lDenJ; n;stra-
out against Gen Pierce and the ad'"I" of our
ton. It saws: The national feeling ,, ., Un
country has arrived at the solemn Ja' f. the
that the President has come Shorl ; ~
solemn duties which great position lid; ;r It's
ed, and of the high distinction WIZ" have
ncrformancc would unquestio"a'9 "
conlcrrcd.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
New Goods.

Our merchants are beginning to pile in
the goods. That's right, there are good
many Of us this year and it will require
pretty heavy stocks to meet the demand.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

Sunday was cold day--a day that would
have done justice 10 mid-winter, The mer-
curry stood at IL degrees at daylight.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

Hocs.-A few loads Of hogs hauled into
Alton on the Ist inst. were taken quickly
at $3.50 a Sf,7J.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

FIEr-The Post Office, aud eight frame
buildings near the same, were lately burnt
a. Palmyra, No.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

\ NEW WRlsKLE.-The Dubuque Express
maintains that the telegraph wires answer
the purpose of a barometer in denoting the
changes to occur in the weather. The .Eo-
han tone given out by them, assumes a
hoarse note on the approach of storm, even
though there be no wind stirring,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

A paper mill has jus, been established at
Elgin, IL, on the Fox river
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

The Fort Hamilton House, Oh Long IS
land, destroyed by fire on Sunday night W. w.
Was valued at SI5 900, II had front ~
500 feet, with one of the finest pazzas II Wv
world, and could accommodate 40 guest
s25 600 worth of furniture was also ae-
stroyed, Mr.. Clapp, the lessee OF the n %ls'
no doubt owes his life to faithful N."
foundIand dog, who, on the breaking on. "
the fire, ran to the door of his masters ROOM
and threw himself against it violently unn'
he awoke him, and upon opening the u p;po
found his dog seriously burned wiz
resoluteIy struggling to save his master >
life.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

In Peterborough, Va, few days sa's, nd 4
boy got quarter dollar III his t!roa', @ ev.
after repeated attempts by physicians 10 into
tract it, the coin was finally crowoeo r. 90.
his stomach, where it still remains hov
manned in his throat twenty hours ''I h.,
of course, suffering much pain whl." a..
bore with great fortitndc, he ~" ,niic
pears to be well, but his throat Is 4''''
sore.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

Wood is selling Tor % per cord, and coal
from 81 u 20 cents per JusLei ST Ciacin-
natl
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

Dr.. Houghton, the manufacturer Of Pep
sin, is !ecturing in ST, Louis.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10

ANOTHER DEATH By DRoWNING.-We re-
greet To announce another death by drowning
which occurred nearly in the same place
where Mr. Dryer lost his life some three
weeks since. This morning when MI
Robert Welsh was, with two of his brothers,
in a skif' of the point OF the island, the skill
most unfortunately came in contact with
the wheel of the Utah the Mississippi ferry
boat. The skiH was Immediately capslzed
Two of the boys managed TO cling to the
ferry boat and saved themselves. Robert
however failing in that kept hold OF the sKih
Before help could be procured, his hold gave
way, perhaps from being chilled through
and he sunk. The men connected with lhe
drcdge boat pushed out to his relief, but a'tef
showing off discovered that in the hurry and
excitement of the moment, they had forgot
ten the oars, They were OF course abe 10
DO nothing, Mr. Welsh was arorg indus
trious laborer about twenty-tour years o.
age, lie leaves another and two younger
brothers. Dubuque Erpress.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
bALTIMoRE. Oct. B.

New Orleans pap rs of Friday are re-
ceived. Advices from Mexico state that
Gen. Gibson, our Minister, was getting
along very smoothly with Saua Anna, and
that it had been agreed between them that
neither American or Mexican troops will
occupy the Messi!a Valley while negotia-
tons are pending.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
PlTTsETRG, Oet. q.

Last evening bloody riot occurred three
miles east of Washington. A party Of Con
naught Irish were passing along tie Nationa
Road to work on the Hempfeld Railway
aud were attacked by the hands on section
twenty-nine, Of the latter road, who were
Corkonians. Two men had their skulls
broken and were otherwise injured. One
of them is not expected to live. The mill
tary were called out, and fifty arrests were
made to-day. The prisoners are now under
going an examination There ls great ex-
element.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-10
New YORK, Nov. B.

The grain Store houses at the Atlantic
Dock, Brooklyn occupied by Portland &
Sons, was burnt yesterday with 20 or 50, O0o
bushels whea. and corn, total loss 10000
Grain insured
The Express train on the Hudson River
Railroad ran off the track Saturday evening
at Yonkers, through the carelessness of the
switch tender. When the accident occur,
red the train was going 40 miles an hour
The Engineer saw the Switch misplaced and
reversed the engine, and Jumped or follow
ed by the fireman. Damage about $4,000,
No lives lost.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26

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consume the self-mnoldte victim OF secluded habit
gentu grovino flower OF Intellect can bloom vheIs tRs
,unnattira heat, barren and obnoxious to the eye
Though sad the picture, 1t s not Cyerw IT'S oTls
nails ue almost dali! Tesetedto the cha go OF Dr. ar
rs aid public the dtscerigeye
can mark frequent corrobUtation of It's truth
Moral regard lischa, 10 duty must obviously pre-
cludes entire removal of the veil from this
picture human frailty hence but OF the symptoms
attendant VI on tins bghng malady ctl here BIO given
MN II Ell IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26
The Primas.y Repnrtnent
Meade Collegiate institute

wRLLSBURGj VA
THE Fail session OF this School will commence on NOM
DAY the 18th or SEPTRMBRR and will continue five cal.
eIidar months. sat
Nopupi win be received for time than one session,
unless by special agreemenand when once entered, no
deduction win made absence during the sessions OK.
cept In cascs ofprotraced WIN any pupil pe
perplitted to withdraw. This rule Is positive.
Day upils-Priu,ary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. 1Sgv
one In advance the remainder at the mid
die OF the session. . ~, - :,
discount OF 10 per cent viii be made on the pllLS oIa
furSsr Information see catalogue, published by
DO@'N " Byorder ofthe Board,
s-s sAM'L d. ToMPKINS, Rector
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CINCINNATI
Apolto Building. N w. cor. 5th & Walnut,
CINclNNATI, Ono. tS,u

CINCINNATI, Ono. fssfa
HE7T 4 IS Incorporated, 1S4S.
lHR attention OF the public Respectfully called TO the
superior facilities an0t ded at this oE
ying in thorough practical manner loE '
counting room and business pursuits.
LIStTErtion- Book keeping BY Double o0npIeLe
practical course lnstructonis given In the art oil
ing scientifically Double Entry Books In the different de-
nsTtents or trade commerce and nanuactu eompre
enipg The forms use among the most eminent esta
or the purchase and sale OF
merchandise at wholesale aud retail mI orttng and
Ing their own account commission or on joint Speeu
atiOn including speeuations in stocks, real estate,
with seambOatng bank insurance rallroad ana DOCKS Ol
joint stock and eeneiay:
Putat ons pertaining TO business eeing
according TO tho most approved DIS
count Equations, arbitration OF Exchanges. &C.
8rcatfke exercises are
ed ON this subject calculated 10 impress business
habfts and genuine buness style OF
lie mind OF the student as well iamilarize him WIN
commercial teehni5aties and phraseoloSy, neuans Pro
forB5a Invoices, Account safes, bills OF exchange
Fraetieai hour Is devoted In teaching
Systematic style OF business writing eomhinng teeao
with thorough command o. hama sqa et
elegance with and Tapidity and perfect win
tsyy nd Political Eeonomy-Daily Lee
with the avoeaton OF the merchant In the OF
commerce, and practical OF traue te
subject or Partnership, principal and agect, IN
strents sales debs guarantees, eGi also on the laws
81 wealth. currency, foreign and domestic exchanges cred
il, profit interest, inter national trade, &c
The course can be completed in nom eight to twelve
weeks. a.s,.
AInoiedgs of the ordinary English branches is all thu
requisite preparatory @ enable. hin
eder distance TO those wtshingto procure
% eood BoarS can be obtained city $50
per week. ~ .s,.i
TERMS:-For partial course, books, ationery' c, IN
For 3 course books stationery giglSTHs Ss inela
janS'53-tyd tTtItetP4L.
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Rhodas. moNatr q Co,

TTAvB now in store, their complete stock OF spring
Ill dry goods, which they CO dally invite Tho 9tteI
lion OF purchasers In their assortment Will be lonli
every variety ofdTess goods and trimming VIII
quality ut the lowest possbe prices 1t has been their
aim 10 ny in such would suit the trade
eespnesS, their goods not exceed by CITY
They Dean II essentalto ennmerate articles as
best and BESIDES they believe that those who wish hand
Soe and durable GOODS for the money bv
come to NO IS Man st Centre Wheeling to get them, and
they WIN moss certainly away disappointed
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MEDICINA AL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WHATEvER concerns the health and tnrrtness o.
portance take Il granted that every VIII dH
all their power 10 save the lives otther SYH
health at ali sacrifices feel i my duty to soemny az
sure Won that WORMS, according tothe opinion OF the
most celebrated Physicians, tho causes OF
large majority diseases to which children ara aaGs
ara Table Ifyou have appetite continually Gh2ngeable
from ono kind offood to another, bad Breath INC
stomach Picking the Nose, Hardness aud Fuliness OF
the Bey DrysC Cough Slow Fever, Pulse trregnlsr,fe
member all these denote WoRMs and you should
onsS atr rHSo 81 WORM SYRUP,
An article founded u ON Scientific Principles, compound.
cd with purely Vegetable being sac
when taieh and can he gtyent the most tender nan
with decided behehcalefect Where Howell Complains q
DiarIoea have nude them weak and debiitatcu TIE 70
itio1t an equal In the catalogue Of medicines IN giving
tone and strength tho Stomach, which makes 1t an IN
rblc remedy these afflicted with sia, tne as
tonsh performed by this syrup alter
have lIed ia the best evidence OF its superior eeaeS
overall others:
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FIf1e Oil OF u a. :.
uIHis oiils . result itysnIy now
Ian, and MN tie hatf
EFatss. Both pI,rItsess % esst a
Es 81 reseRmfsassassSss s
III : III y Sassli Iossy, and IlAbe,
TWO sir PaIis,
ilfenaIett only by LI. y Va1F
yaoEissi, , alsle a1s -, y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-26
Dr. Todd's PINS

De. Iodd'S P1IIS y y
AN be had fresh genuine at the following places in
the city of Wheeling and vicinity, viZ;-At the Drug
OF James Bakers Kells & taldwe Brentli3ger y
O; DIR T H Logan q o; FTelk Yahrlihg, VIM Mckee "
Co: (Ritchetown); BTentliEer Centre Wheeltus
he Shoe OF Todd & Devol, market square, anu 81
They can also be had at Dunns, Grave CTeeki Be
diilion,s and Jacob Coodings, National ROa; Beni
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Strngers, west Wheel
ing; and Ely Looman's, Bridgeport, Ohio
trial; they been in constant use for more than
twenty years. you will only give them chance they
will speak for hemselves-try them. 2bo boS' 50 pei
dog; $50 per gross. 1aho
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: ! HaIf PIpos Roch Gle RFandy;
no Country Merchants.

=. To Country MerchanGs.
MIR. s. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm oil
M McCIaen Knox & Co., the remaining partners have
with Mr. Chester d. knox, Cbrother OF -
S. Knox long and avorably known in the trading public
assuming the style OrMcClallens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers
have 50 long and literally sustained he) and all
eTs In Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will be arrtv
ing from the 10th to thelaat OF September.
Having been selected with the greatest care anu bought
for cash. they attsr themselves that in their Fan Stock n
Bools Shoes they hold out inducements IN qualify
and prices superior TO any offered in the Ia
Country Merchants their cast they would be pleas
ed to exhibit their stock and post them
challenginga comparison with the markets OF anu
iShiIndeinhin rsnn31- MECLALLENS.CE kNOA
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse,
~. r4s psTARI1S HRDg1S41.

VVYR oaer for sale a wen selected stock OF PAPER
ianaA w CARDS and PRINTING INK, HOOK BINDERS,
LEATHER, and every description OF PAPER,MAAEt&S'
1rf MATERIALS. .y--.-.,,,., =, a..
wing been te Tsi by srsrat IN tne
. Paper business complete 10 an us parts nave
f6Tmed permanent connections with the best msnnaetn
in this country and receive cur
Them The prices and terms we now oher are as avora
bic as the same goods can be LOT IN tne
we have the exclusive agency the superior WET
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER g SMITH,
"a Il OWEN & HURLBUT, and tho CAREW COMPANY, be-
highest grades of Writing fapeFs 4oe IN this
pT stock embraces every description Of Paper used In
tie West we have Uniform price TO all Orders
nv mail win be filed at the prices as II bought IN
,,Srs1D Samples VIII sent by mail free OF COST
10y BUTLER & BROTHER, e"
S1Sr. aI II "a Paper Dealers,
vi on 1aaFlG fTrati
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"A Card

iTEEGRYa TALLANT, LEWIS S. DgLAPIA1x
.f-E WIELIA8i .TALLANT hive formed sss,rS
ship, for the purpose oftratsaetins Whoests g.
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and GeGe. al CoasS
business this city, under the limo LLANTaF
API4AIN. The Wholesale Dry Gtods BuipssaSS
conducted at No. 12 Monroe street, q a ID. W.
CIR Gerry and Commission Bnsin IS at No o Main -
+ AInpleanl seaSonable stocks OF DR. Goods All "a
rteswill always be on sale at low prices ard On 20
dating terms, to which they earnestly iRveth. az
ofcLosE BUYERS. ..si-. b
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y IfooKss stattOnnry,5 nrfety d oo51ai
HIHE Subscriber tnankiul IOr the etal pStr.'sS
i'ded to him, begs to request the atteDtionoSs.
to his present large and we'll selected assortmssS
ing OF School, Medical, Theological, HistoTrs s5s
eeIIaneous Books, Plain and Fancy StatiSS,S Y
books, Wallanl Sintow Papers, and V,Tits, rs
To Merchants, Teachers. School Trusll.s ~ =
wishing to purchassin quantities, every irtBes1.
be ofered:in prices and terms.
Rags taken in exchange orpaid for in ts,h, ,tts.r
80 go. JOHN u. THOMPSON
Aug 21,=-tf. @iss lf ll+i-Elt 2 s. NORM. a..
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RRMARKARLK CURE DE- BRoNCHITIs.

= NE
Messrs. Having suffered many years With
disease my throat, affecting the aryn1 during which
time treated by the most distinguished physicians
in BuTope and tho United States, without receiving any
permanent benefit but all the tie general health ana
strength declining and the disease making fearful
cauSc applications used, and whatever else was
dent The denorabIe situation was In the berg
accompanied with phhisis and eat In breathln
would soo terminated my life had not obtained re-
lief through the medium OF your Invaluable
must say, gentlemen, when commenced using the saE-
sapaTilla did moi place much confidence IN ITS virtues;
and this will not surprise when you are
had tried more than hty de ent remedies during INC
four years. without seccessi but alter your Sar
idence This maryeous specific has only relieved but
cured and therefore think it duty, gentleman for
the benefit ofsUeng humanity, to give you this atteSta
ton OF my cure. Yours, very trui{Ss