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Affecting E1icislGrlt.

I rccol!cct one member Of Con.
9ress, WHO was always rallyiug me
about our Congressional Temper
anec Society.
"Briggs;" he used to say, "I'n
going to join your Temperance SO.
cicty as soon as M lemijohn is emp
ty." But just bc.ore it becomes
empty lie always filled it again. AT
one time, towards the close of the
session, he SAID mc-"I am go
ing to sign the pledge when I
get home--l ain in carncst,' con.
tinued he; "my dcmijohn is nearly
empty, and ain not going to FIJI it
again" lie spoke with such an
air Of seriousness as ! had nct DC.
fore observed, and it impressed me;
so | asked him what he meant--what
had changed his feelings?
"Why,' said he, Il had a short
timc since visit from my brother,
who stated to me fact that more
deeply impressed and affected me,
thar any Thing recollect to have
heard upon tuc subject, in any ten.
pcrancc speech | have ever heard
or read.
"In my ncighborhood is gen
tleman Of my acquaintance, well edu-
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his attentions likely to prove rival,
but 1 felt that if I could only con
quor my foolish timidity, my person
al attractions (here the Major gave
an approving glance at the opposite
mirror) would carry the day. The
next evening I got an introduction.
captain Brown & was cnly
Captain thcn,) said the landl.dy,
'allow me to introduce ,youisto Yrs.
Triplet'.
Widow thinks I, and l. entered
rather timidly into conversation. l
felt all my old awkwardness return
upon me, and so l let her do all the
talking, simply because l had moth.
ing to say. At length a bright idea
struck me.
Madam, said I, 'those are beau
tiful bracelets of yours (she wore a
pair Of braided ha:r.)
Yes said she with a Sigh, 'it is
the hair of my late husband. Poor
man, he has gone-to q bottcr home!
sAh! ha!' thinks I, .'a widow for
sure.'-Wcll, I redoubled 1my at
tentions, saying nothing to nobody,
so fearful was of being suspected,
and l even carried my caution 80
far as at all times to avoid the pres.
ence Of the meek gentleman, whose
name even I did not enquire after,
and as we never happened Ito meet
at an opportune moment, y got no
introduction to him; and this state Of
things rather pleased me, and 50 the
time passed away, till at length my
bill passed also, and I must go.
The evening previous to my
departure 1 concocttd q beautiful
speech, in which, in choice language,
l offered my hand, heart and for
tune, to the blooming widow.
The next morning, assuming as
brave an exterior as possible, Gin
fact, | believe I had all the ,oattarard
bearing Of the lion, I strolled into
the parlor, and by gopa luck / found
the lady OF my affections alone
Like swimmer who plunges al
once into the stream, I began my
Grafton immediately on entering the
room.
Madam, said I. 4 hardly know
IN what terms to--to-( Here the
Id queer feeling in the legs
that | always have when l am par
ticularly embarrassed, came upon me
powerfully, and 1 lost all presence
Of mind.)
"The fact is said T, sthat I'm q
going off i'll the morning, and before
1 leave this SPOT, THAT is--(oh
Lord! how my head swami You
see (hcrc l fell on my knees, ant
before she could prevent me, selzec
both her hands.) The fact is
love you II do-upon my word j
,!o-I love you awfully-thcrc's NJ
use trying to hide it-and l c,la'
cure tits worse than fever anc
shakes-it is-Oh, l hope yor
love me-do yon"
Young man said stern voice
behind me, 'JVhat are yon saying
to my rife"
l sprang uron my feet in an in
stant, and saw the meek little ma,
sta.diny, black rs a thunder cloud
before Inc.
'Whyn / cried, turning to the
lady, 4 thought you were a aeilow!
This said she swcctly, is Mr.
Trlplet, ny second husdana.'
well, said 7, what did lie do?'
Oh, Lord! sale the Major, l DON
know what he did, | tainted.
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letter OF a TlurEsi.LA Fesy.

Briggs Of Lo,veu.
Letdcr OF a EllrE1isLA Fesy.
The following amusing letter, says
the New York Evening Post was
written by a Turkish cadi to travel.
ling ti'iel.d Of Mr.. Layard, in reply to
some inquiries about the commerce.
population and antiquities of the city
in which he resided, and which shows
the writer to have been the rarest spc-
cimcn of q fogy of which we have any
knowledge. Whenever any one shall
hereafter have occasion to show how a
conservative runs to seed, writes and
thinks, let him turn to the following
!ctter from Judge Imaum. Ali Zadi,
which Mr. Layard has kindly prcserv-
ed, to illustrate the feelings with
which his curious researches inspired
the imperturbable Musselmen among
whom he was conducting them. Ad-
Olson never painted more exquisite
carricature than is embodied in this
sober letter Of the cadi, and no hsto-
rian has ever developed SO compactly
the philosophy on which the impene-
trablc anthropomorphism Of the oricn.
tai civilizations resi-.
INV iuus,rious Friend and iov If -, ;,.,.
The tb;no vou ,sl of - :, l,,,,,,
dif};cnlt ,md Useless al,hnuoh ,,o.a .a
nosscd ,ll NV dave j., tb;s Ia" '' :
have neither counied tba bouias % ~.
have manfred into Tho nrn,Lar af ~ .ha
inhabitants: and rs TO whit ono nnrson
loodo IN H. - eo r., ao'i
slows away in the bottom Of his Shin shin
this is no businnss of n,;na Rp, Rip,,
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No e

world, when a store keeper adyertis-
.es his wares, that it is oil sheer self
fishness, for it is pleasant for one To-
announce a fresh supply Of talloWs
and wool, hard ware, or muslins, is it
not just as pleasant for one Yho;
wishes to know it? When abbraees
of young partners in trade insert
their virgin advertisement, Informing
the world how happy they shall be
to wait on customers, can you read ii
without entering into then new ea-.
reer? Esss
Business advertisements Waste,
paper! You know not what you say.
Those ships which are to sail for eve .us
ry harber in the world those fabrics
which have arrived from every com.
mercial mart on the earth, this IRON
from Russia, tea from China, cotton
from Georgia, sugar: from Louisiana
do they not preach to US at the
corners of the streets, at the entering
in of the gates, in our docks. and in
our custom houses and exchanges,
sermons on the mutual dependencies
Of mankind?'
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pillow in tears .I .s.
"Now for the first time truth sbone
upon his mind, and he folded to his
bosom his young and beautiful wife,
and wept with her. Now, l can't
stand these facts, and I am going to
sign the pledge Speech Of Coz.
Briggs Of Lo,OeU.
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A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE. We
find the following paragraph in the
Utica Herald. They have all the
elements Of romance, but are related
as real incidents in tile life Of an un-
happy man:
Major Hicks, keeper of the
toll gate, on the plank road between
Riehland station and Pulaski, was
found dead in his bed on Thurs.
day morning last. He probably died
OF apeplexy. He was q inisera-
BILE old bachelor, and for years rented
his house and lived in his = barn, in
Pulaski. He lived alone, separated
from sympathy, and leaving no place
desolate in the social circle. ,.5,ss i.
We knew the old Major we'll. sIt
was only week before last we saw him
standing in the door of his den as We
passed by. He looked the very en-
bodiment of hard times and desol:i-
ton. He was a singular creature. He
married when quite young, aud afs.
ter living with his wife short time.
left her and suddenly disappeared, no
one knew where. His wife, after liv-.
ing alone number Of years, supposine
him dead, solaced her grief at his ab.
sence i'll q second marriage. She had
lived with her second husband but a
short time, when suddenly one day Ma
jor turned up," and claimed his
spouse. The wife clung to her new lords.
the interlope was in despair; the Ma,
jor was inexorable. After maintain
ing an attitude of siege for some time.
he proposed that if the second bas-
band would fork over $4,000, lie
would leave them unmolested. This
was granted, and the Major vanished q
second time. After squandering this
sum-which it took him but a short
time to do-he returned and renewed
hostilitics. He insisted upon anotli-
er S5 200 as condition of perpetual
non:intervention. This was also final
y granted. Having received this, the
Major rcpented him OF. his former, ev- sy..
il course. joined the temperance So
ciety, and retired to spend the re-
inaindcr of his days in solitary grand
eur. He managed to, live on the in
tc.est Of this last $4,000 for the.
past fifteen or twenty years. We re-
member when the Major looked sleek
and trim, and was regarded as quite
an oracle among schoolboys and
village idlcrs. But owing to one or
two demonstrations of q rather savage
nature, lc had fallen into disgrace, and
been rather shunncd, if neS feared, for;
some years. ..f{s ss
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IN CnARAcTER--The following am
using circumstance is stated to have,
occurred at a fancy ball given in Wash
lngton City, recently. 1t was under
stood that every person was to dress
in character, and an usher was station
ed at the door of the saloon, to an !
nounce to the company within, the
different characters as they entered.
Two young ladies appeared at the en-
trance. g
Your characters" asked the usher
in q whisper.
1--WE do not appear in costume
tonight" said the two young ladies'.
"1Wo young ladies without any
characters" bawlcd cut the usher, az
the top Of his voice.
-~~o~---~c~--.-oN. ..--.---SS- G
TOILET OF ELEGANCE FoR GESrLE-
MEN.-For preserving the complexion
Temperance.
To prescve the breath sweet ab-sti.
ncnce from tobacco.
For whitening the hand--honcsty.
For the Moustaehc--the razor.
Torenove strains-repent
Easy shaving soapready money.
For improving the sight -observa-
ton.
A beautiful ring the family circle.
For improving the voice--oivility-
The best companion at the toilet
a wife.
To keep away moths-good socio-
ty Y
To promote sleep-dispense With
the latch key.
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Liver Conn ssEiadagts

Z r.. DVgDFDCla. Chrome or Nervous De-
i hiiry Disease: NJ he kidupy.. and all diprasaa 4.
ri.in'I t1,m = disordrrrd liver or Stomach, surb M
roI,.1naIiun. Inward niles, fulluess or blood to tbr
b,'J ariIiIr nfrh" sfpnIorh nausea. hrart. buru. a.
INST fnr tn1I. tyIimesso ar WEIGHT in tbs stomach, sour
a9rnntione sintinr or Huttrrjn~ NJ the nit Of the som.
rrL sy,irnminr of tha head hurried and difficult,
hrra ,hinr, HntIarinr n tn" henri, choking ar suttoca.
inv s~nsa1iun whrIn in n living pos,ure, diuDcss of
vision. dots or web, before Inc PInt, fever and dull
min in the hnnd drticirncy or pIirsviraNon: yellow.
hess Of The skin and ewes, pain IN the side, back,
rbnet i;nh4. eIr sudden' flashes Of heat, burning in
rbr tI,eh ,,rs,,nt imnrininro Of evil and @rcnt dr12es.
si1n oT snir,is, can he etfrctIlally cured 6y DIX, floor
Iaynl celebrated German Eitt:rs. prcpared by Or.
{; NJ jackson. nt tine German Medicine store. llu,
Arch street, PniIadrlDbia
Their mower over the above diseases is not excel.
lrd-i cn'uaIIrd-by uly other prevaration in the L.
Stutas, at the cure, nttest, in maany cases after skitII
Musicians had failed,
These bulgrs are worthy the attention of invaiids,
i,esassinr treat virtues in III, lgctiticati0l OF dIseas.
%tot the Iyesr and yrsser rlanus, exercising tha mosl
searching powers in weakness and a~IlucuIns in the
dirastiye' organs, thew arc withal, yaic, certain and
pleasant.
Read and ba convinced. From the Boston Bee"
The editor said, Dec. %;
"DR, UoorLAJp's CLLhyrAryp GrRr-Y BTrTIRs for
the cure Of liver complaints, j~aundics, dyspepsia, u.r.
'ou9 u2""1'Ji - uLscI'FrY! oia % "G ms poI"iu1
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February Q, 1858.
No. so. AN ACT

T No. so. AN ACT
10 regulate Railroad Mortgages.
SEC. /. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, That in all
cases where any railroad company organ-i
zed, or hereafter to be organized, under aav
law Of this State, or owning any real and per-
sonaI estate therein, which has by virtue of
any special provisions in its charter, of the
act CIRCULATING railroads." passed February
II, 1913, or Of the act "to provide for the
creation and regulation OF Incorporated
companies in the State of Ohio" passed
May I, 1852, authority to borrow money,
and to secure the payment thereof, to pledge
the property and income of such company,
every such company may execute a deed of
mortgage, or other instrument in writing,
for the purpose Of securing the payment of
the loan OF money so made, or the notes,
bonds, or other evidences Of Indebtedness
that may be 50 issued by said company
therefor, which said mortgage may include
the personal as well as the real property of
said company.
SEC. 2. That in all cases where a mort
gage has been or may hereafter be executed
upon any portion OF the personal and real
property Of any railroad company within
this State by the proper officers of the
sane to secure The payment Of any loans of
money, or advances OF materials or labor
made TO said company, it shall be held to be
a sufficient record Of the same, to have the
same recorded in the Office of the Recorder
Of Deeds, in each Of the counties in which
said real or personal property may be situa-
ted or employed, and said mortgage so re-
corded, shall be held to be a good and sub
~stantial lien from the date of the record of
the same in each county where the same is
recorded, as well upon the personal, as the
real property Of said company.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
February Q, 1855.
SEcRErARY's OFFICE,
CoLUABU5, Feb. 8, 1854
Icertify that the forego Ding law is correct
" copied from the original rolls on file in this
Office. WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State
hereby certify that | have compared the foregoing
laws with the copy published by the Secfetnry 81
State in the Ohio Statesman, and find them to BE-
R. 4. PRICE,
r.a AuttoT Of I~IssrsoB County.
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tN0.ssl
AYACT

To fl and provide for holding the terms ct
the Court OF Common Pleas il the sever
al counties Of the Third Judicial District of
Ohio.
SEC. /. Be- i. enacted by the General As
sembly OF the State Of Ohio, That the terms
Of the Courts OF Common Pleas shall be
holden in the several counties in the Third
Judicial District as follows:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
SEC. 9. In the county Of Hardin, on the
first day Of March, the sixth day .: June,
and the thirty first day OF October.
In the county Of Marion, on the eighth
day Of March. the thirteenth day Of June,
and on the seventh day of November.
In the county Of Union, on the twenty
first day Of March, the twenty-third day Of
June, and OF the twenIy-hrs day Of Novem-
Der.
In the county Of Logan, on the fourth
day Of April, the first day of August, and
on the fifth day of December.
IL the county Of Shelby, on the cigh-
teenth day Of April, the fifth day Of July,
and on the third day Of October.
In the county of Auglaize. on the second
day Of May, the eleventh day OF July, and
on the seventeenth day of October.
In the county Of Allen, On the ninth day
of May, and on the twenty fourth day OF
October.
SECOND SUBDIYISION.-
SEC. 3. In the county OF. Putnam, on
the twenty-second day Of March, and the
twcnty-seventh day Of September.
In tho o,rpty ~ nniopr, ~, IN. fDur =
day OF April, and the twenty fourth day Of
October.
In the county of Williams, on the nine
teenth day Of April, AM the eighteenth day
OF October.
In The county Of PaulIing, on the twenty,
sixth day Of April, and the fourth day OF
October.
In the county Of Van Vert, on the third
day Of May, :Id the fourteenth day Of No
yem5cr.
In the county Of Mercer, on TIE ninth
day Of May, and the seventh day OF No
Vember.
In the county of Henry, on the twenty,
third day Of May, and the twelfth day o.
October.
In the county Of Fulton, or the seventh
day Of June, and the tweuty-second day o
November.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Sec. 4. In the county Ct Wood Of tn,
twenty eighth day Of February, thirteenth
day OF Juue, AID twenty sixth day Of Sep.
TENDER.
IN the county Of Hancock, on the seventh
day Of March, twentieth day Of June, ant
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mo. Ell
AN ACT

To fix and provide for the terms Of the Dis
: trict Courts, in the Third Circuit, being
composed of the Filh and Seventh Com
mon Pleas Districts Of Ohio.
SEC. l.. Be i: enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That the
terms Of the District Court shall be holden
In the several counties composing che Fifth
and Seventh Common Pleas Districts Of
Ohio, ss follows:
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Nc eel
AN CT


To repeal the thirty.ninth section Of the act
entitled IAN act for opening and regula-
ting Roads and Highways" passed Jan
uary twenty-seven, one thousand eight
hundred and ffIy-three.
SEC. I. Be it enacted By the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That the
thirty ninth section Of the act entitled Gan
act for opening and regulating Roads and
Highways" passed January twepty.ssyen,
one thousand eight hundred and hfty.three,
which reads as follows: This act shall
take effect and be in force from and after the
first day Of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and ffty-three," be, and the same is
hereby repealed.
JAMES. G JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL.
President Of the Srnstc.
February 7, 1853.
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AN ACT

mo. 60. AN ACT
10 provide for The organization Of the Gerer-
al Assembly.
SEC. l.. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That imms-
dIately previous 10 any regular, adjourned,
or called session Of the General Assembly, it
shall be the duty of tie Secretary of State
to cause the Halls in which the Senate and
House Of Representatives are expected to
hold their session, to be suitably prepared
for that purpose.
SEC. z. That the certificate Of election,
from the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of the proper county, shall be held
and considered as prima facia evidence Of
the right to membership Of the person Ger.
titled therein, to be elected for all purposes
Of organization Of either branch Of the Gen.
eral Assembly.
SEC. 5. That at the hour Of ten o'clock
A. N, ~ Tie day appointed for the conve-
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SEEAY&Ass q.

I WOULD respectfully anaonnea to the citizens D
l. Cadiz that / have @g~n.takcn my cd shop OF,
Market street, directly oppo,il" McConpicN's store,
which was recently occupied by Jones' and Roper,
| would respectful y asL; die public to give me 4 call
ct Number two.'
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Al AZ NSN
day Of April.
l. the county Of Galis. on the twenty
second day OF April.
In the county Of LavTsnce, on the twsn,
ty,ifth day Of April.
In tho county OF Seio;o, On the twenty
seventh day Of April.
Iu the county OF Adams, on the second
day OF May,
In the county Of Brown, 0 n the Eth day
of May.
In the county of Clermont, on the eleventh
day Of May.
In the county of Highland, on the eigh'
tenth day Of May.
In the county Vi Fayette, on the twenty
FIRST day Of May.
In tie county of Perry, on the first day
of September.
In me county of Fairfield. on the fifth day
Of September.
In the county of Hooking, on the ninth
day of September.
In the county OF Athens, on the twelfth
day Of september.
In the county Of Ein;on. on the fourteenth
day OF September.
Inlthe county Of Jackson, on the sixteenth
day Of Sep:ember.
In the county Of Pike. on tina nineteenth
day Of September.
In the county Of Ross, on the twenty first
day Of September.
In the county Of Pickaway, on the twenty.
sixth day Of September.
In the county of Franklin, on the twenty
ninth day ot September.
In the county Of Madison, on the fourth
day Of October.
SEC. :. Ii from any cause, a failure &c
hold the prescribed Terms Of the District
Court many Of the foregoing counties should
occur. il Shall be the duty Of the Judges O
the District Court, on giving thirty days pre-
vious notice in such county, to hold a spe'
cial term of the District Court in such coun'
ty, within the same year, to dispose Of th(
business pending; and should important bu.
s!ness arise in TIE District Court, in any o
said counties, which cannot be disposed o
at the stated term Of the Court for want 0
time, it shall be lawful for the Judges Of thu
Distric; Court, to hold a special term of thu
District Court in such county, at such TIM
as they shall determine, on thirty days pre-
Yious notice thereof in the county.
SEC. 3. Should any day named herein
( for the hoidin. Of the said District Court faj
upon Sunday, said Court shall commence
and be holden Oh the mex: day.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate
February 2, 1853.
No. 60, AN ACT
10 fix and provide for the terms Of tn
! Court of Common Pleas in the Severa
counties Of the second Judicial District 0
Ohio.
SEC. l.. Be it enacted by the Genera
Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, That thu
terms of tbs Court Of Common Pleas shal
be holden in the several counties of the SEC
ond Judicial district OF Ohio as follows:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In the county Of Butler on the fourtI
Tuesday Of February, the first Tuesday c
Angus, and the third TUESDAY Of October
Ia The county Of D2rkc Or the fourt
Tuesday IF March, the last Tuesday OF An
gus, and the third Tuesday Of November.
In the county Of PrebIe on the s,con,
Tuesday Of April, the third Tuesday OF Sep
letuber and the first Tuesday Of December
SECOND SUBDIVISION,
SEC. z. In the county OF Miami on IT,
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Real Estate

CCOTT & BINGHAM, as REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
~ will give especial attention to buying and selling
OF Real Estate, examination Of Titles, Conyeyan-
cling, &c, on reasonable terms. .s
Cadiz, July 3O-iy. ....
DONNEFS, fancy, silk and satin. white and col.
I'D Ored Albino, very pretty; also, Bonnet Ribbons
md Flowers of every variety, call and see them MS
they nre selling fast. WM. HOGG a. co.
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Two New Wagons.

1.-TWO new and good two horse wagons for sale or
j trade ut WOOD 4 SMITHS.
Also a good strong Ok Cart. W.. As
July q, 1852. I' a
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Wister's Balsan Of Wild Cherry
TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NAV

TIE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN TO NAV
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, In
llucnza, Bleeding Of the Lungs, Difficult B~rcuthing,
Liver Affections, Pail or eaknGss OF the Breast
II Side, first STAGES C~onsumpiom &c, SC.
\ short, this Baljun IS peculiarly adapted to eve
i ~ dl'cas" Of tn" Lungs and Liver, which is pro-
ducv4 ~ our rTer-vtTyiGg Climate.
Wild Cherry his long been known to possess im-
portant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar
to eY,'y lsotton ii Gu: land, and Physicians often
prescribe it in different .rInIs Tor a variety Of com
plants. .ar, also, has been equally noted for its
virtues; AID some pi VI icians, whose name is taInil-
lar u the Y mole county y, nave gone so far US to de-
Glaze that oiel co''srn.p.lyn could be cured Ivy mat
alone. III other ionda, again, it was nearly value
loss, o El&E, L. doubt, 10 hlclr ignorance iii prepur.
~ AMI administering lt-a L~iiilCully now entirely
a'rlataL iY patent experience and long experiment.
Inc extraordinary medicinal powers Of these TWO
substances az uJw, Tor the first time, combined and
r~l4ho-led ~ DH. WIarAR'S bAIsAM or WIZ CnLRRY.
IL d lie clri, zeal process. every thing d-lctcIiouA
81 useless Is IClrcted, So that what remains is the
aost extraordinary and truly ciiicacious remedy for
all kinds OF pulmonary and liver diseases ever
knowh 10 man. 10 convice all unbclicvers that our
theory is really true, we refer to 4 few cases OF cures
performed hy this wonderful medicine.