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u. Els CHAMNEHLAIH'S CONNER.
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HUE ostensible object of this Institution Is to place
II tbs reach OF individuals proper tacilfte. for
obtaining 3 thorough and practical mercantile eda
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lie eourso of study embraces darblt-sn.ry book
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DIsEAsED sJpE. BREAsT .RYnar n!

DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, .ENNaI'I = :
Extract from letter from J. Grimes, Esq, Lou
don county, vs.: i
''My vile has been for years afaisted with crest
weakness, pain in the breast, side, and back, papi
taticn Of the heart feebleness Of the nerv us sys
IeIa loss of sPpetite complexion sslloH, the sight
Of ons eye ain ost gone, the o.Ler very weak. ] am
tered her to perfect health Her eyes ars as good
sow as ever they were
Call and get pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
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The IRON FoUNDRIEs OF PIrrBURGH.-
1t is said that there are now in Pittsburs
thirty-eight iron foundries. of which nine
are almost exclusively employed in the
manufacture of various kinds of hollow
ware, machinery, &c., The foundres
which are employed in the, manufacture
of steam engines, consume yearly 5000
tons Of wrought iron, 9,200 of pig, en-
ipley GAO men, and produce 100 steam en-
gines every year. Their net capital is
S549 900. The heaviest esta biishment
among the other foundries is the Fort Pitt
.Works. At this establishment there
we're built some years since two iron
steamers of four hundred tons each, and
a revenue cutie, which latter craft is still
in existence upon Laka Ontario. .--.
In 1858, the Fort Pitt Works con.
sumed 2. 225 tons of pig iron, and 1000
tons of wrought iron, and employed 260
hands. They are now engaged on gov.
ernment order for twenty-one guns, called
Oolumbiads, having ten inch bore, and
throwing 124-pound shot. 1t is estima.
ted that the total amount Of pig iron,
blooms and scraps annually consumed in
Pittsburg, is at least equal to l27, ,375.
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~UNDERTAKER.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY return my thanks to the
citizens OF Washington and its vicinity for their
fas pstrontgp, end say that owing to the fteoacrf
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my business, /
have been induced to discontinue the manufactur,
or fuIniture, and turn my attention fully to the
uNREhIAhlNa. have spared no paine to have
Tery thing tnat is requisite to my business and I
an therefore fully prepared to meet any order after
rev moments notice, and assure those who NAV
g1Ve me call that will spare pains to carry out
ehels ofdeEs to their entire satisfaction.
G5nl JAMES T. HARVEY,
.rg. ~. ~ sth st., between @ and 81.
y. H.B-Csiis attended to at ell hours of the niehi
mar Ply
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TAPE lWoRM. TRAP.-Ip the line of
modern inventions, ,parheps none excel in
novelty and sinsAiaTity one ior which
patent hes been Appiiel for BY Apheus
Myers, Of LsG.-nsport, Ind. ~ is nothing
less than fishing fcT worms In the human
stomach in order to remove thetM-espe-
tciaIly the tape woftnAwitifUu. employ
ing medicines. He mas made a small
trap, on which beit is. secured, and
after fasting for some time, the patient
swallows. the trap and bait, the latter be-
ing snapped at by the worm, which gets
its head into the trap, and is ct once
drawn to the surface, captured tenioid.
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THE oRTH0PEpIc INSTITUTION.
For the cure Of Bodily DeiOrmities and Diseases q
the .Jointa

For the cure Of Bodily DetOrmities and Dsesssa of
i57, 4o9. 4sl Pacific st.. South Brooklyn, NJ r.,
A DApfs1ndoor patients affctei with the stnvx
N speeifsd msla1iee, on moderate terms. It af.
frts all advantages OF sanitary Institute, wi,h the
eonfrts of priysts home = = 80 >.'
The Institution is located in q fashionable, md
hssthy ssrt ct the city; and extensive and
GymnsFiam for bodily exercises is attached 10 IL
baths in@ehe house, warm and eold.; esa bathing
within ten minutes drive, &C.
Applications to be made to LOUIS BAUER. Md.
81 the Ofce Of the eets blishmsnt bssore 10 o'clock
am, or ey letter, Box Ia, Brooklyn Post 0fice.
iy2l-lm Is e. ..
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- CuRE FOR SrAMMERfNa.-Read sloud
with the teeth, closed. This shonM be
practised for two hours q day for fnree
or foutq months. The rpeopnender Of
this simple rremedyassys 81 can speak
with Certainty Of its utihty.'s. :, 80, - >
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TOHNSON'S DICTIoA AIRY, complete
u with history Of ths Lang uage, sRd an Eng lish
Grammar, one volume Of ,seS closely printed octa
20 pages, ins London edition Of LS52, throwing Out
all additions, improvements and commentators, and
reprping the work verbatim from the authors las,
toiio edition. Price 81. Imported by
90 ~ 80 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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HM. KgAB3. II. GAlHIl. Ap. Byf1s.
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos. -l . ..
&@S KEABE, GAEaLE CO., HaRufaetur.
EEEsssrs, Nos 4, S, g. and y, Eutaw street,
Baltimore. Z. Z g. would respectfully saIl public
attention to the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
Pianos, constantly flushing, which for durability,
net surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi-
ticn to the fret Premium awarded them b. the Ma.
ryland Institute in 1s4s and Is Sey heyers
The highest encoriuns of the most eminent artists,
Who used these Instruments for their Concerts. Al
so, OF frst class Professors and hneeurs in tns
-;ty, who hsve highly recommended than. -.
kSr PIASOS IJREO 49, os 1S-1y.S
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UNDERTAKES, do.
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKES

tEaAE undersigned would respectfully inform hif
4 friends, aeqnaintanses and the public generally
that be still continues to execute all orders in h.
line OF business in the best manner and at the short
es. notic@ -. s@~---T rTrs-s ea-r+- E--5-'
'tsNPAlHiNG neatly and promptly executed
T-= FUNERALS attended to at
3 the shortest notice, and in the bsst
manner Bodies preserued IN tie iaost peYfecs sasu
Ter, ecea IN tie soGrmest weata,r
Na.nkful for past favors, he would respectfully
soHcit, and WiH endesvor to merit continuance Of
tne same: ANTHONY BCCHLY,
..-. Pa. ave, g. side, between eth and 10th sts
Residences: ar Martins D street Sd house east Of
~ eti ess., -.fg ----, - mar l7-ly
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PIANOS, PIANOS.

WE beg TO remind our friends and the public
w that we are the sole agents In the District
for the safe Of Hallet, Davis Co.'s celebrated pre-
MUM PIANOS. Also, for the famed estatlishmsu
Of Rnabs, Gsehle Co. A large assortment of in
stsunsnts on hand from tbs above named manu
aesories We have also an extensive variety Of
61its, yi0Ins, Flutes, Accorlsons, Strings, Music
&c, &c JOHN 2. ELLIS,
iy N-sf Pa avenue bet oh and 10th sts,
NHE Illustrated Book OF Dome tic
i Poultry, edilad by Martin Doyle, l vol, Lon
tsn, 1854
seasNyi and Circassia, I vol, 1854
The Hobbs and Dobbs, by Crotchet Crayon, l vol,
We sre AT low people there" &c, by the author OF
Caleb St1Aely, l vol
hgrims Of the Rhine, 1 vol, 1854
fuEkey-PA5, and Present, By J x. Mo-ell, vol.
Y Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY,

LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, EsQ.'s Letter, Alex
andria, Va: ..- 80 4. =
+ After speaking OF wonderful cures On himesit, he
Gays: ! ,.-...,.-.
'Mrs Il. has been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now en-.
joys better health than for thirty years. being entire
" restored by the use eof:HAAiPF0RS,F VEG ETABLR
TING .UREn
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GEORGE D. eHIfn,

RICHARD q. sNITH. - GEORGE D. sHITn.
~ d. SMITH r. CO., Manufacturers and
". Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAliPHENE, EriE
RIAL OIL &C. No. 81 s. CALVERT STREET, op-
poste Water street, BALTIMORE, sd. =
Har 21-ly
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y GREAT BARGAINS.

II fHNrIEHo, OnUIdEh q CV, no =. y -.-I- :
" 229 BALrIaoaE sTaREr, BALTIMORE, Mn.
Are desrous CT closing oct great por ton OF tssr
present. tnck Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry,
Watches, Clocks, sn. Opera Glasees Dressing Cases
Wrf ing Desks, Ice Pitchers Vases Bronzes dc, pre-
paratory to receiving their fall supply. Purchasers
will nnd great bargains. "a aug 1T
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HHOLERf MORBUg,

9fliOL E.EE r. HORBUY, = :
" DlARRHGa, DYSENTERY,
81 - CRAMP C0LlC
With all diseases OF the STOMACH and BOWELS
30 prevalent during the Summer relieved and cured
by HAHPr0NS VEGETABLE TINOTURE,, In
tact It will be found that thoee using this article
have an almost EXEMPTION from this diseases.
Every fa1ily should have Bottle at hand for a
SUDDEN LTTACl., +"
Delicate children, ell Individuals and Travellers
for health, should try this great Restorative-its
praise is spoken by Thousands. .tts.
AS Female Medicine hAMpTON'S TINCTURE
cannot be ezcaNsa. AS beautifying agent it is far
sup ror to any Of the cosmetics of the day. produc
ing beautiful, clsar skin and giving to the cheeks
the color CT the roso nparting 20 every muscle that
life and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy
bealih, such grace and beauty.
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= U"Sam. I have lost my watch over.
board; it, lies there in twenty iset o.
vater: IS there any way to get it
= Yssss ssIs. Sspl "tness @ G 'a'sss
ways. s.-F - is - t.-.-E - 49,
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SINGULAR LAwSUT.-Frenchme 90
to law sometimes upon the most extra.
ordinary grounds. What do YOU think
of such an action as the following! A
gentleman had ticket in the Loterie
Picarde. On the day succeeding the
drawing, he found the list of the win
ming members in the Presse; and still
better, he found that his own ticket, No.
a U,G3l,'was down against a prize of
LOCO francs. He at once posted off 10
Amiens, the capital of the ancient Pr
cardy, and the seat of the lottery. He
was there told that the number II ,63I
had indeed swen a prize, but it was not
1000 francs; it was an elegant mezzo-
tint of the Louvre. Out of this came
lawsuit. But can you imagine who was
sued The managers of the lottery,
perhaps for swindling? Oh no: the d.
recting manager is the Prefect of the
DEPARTMENT. Why, the editor Of the
Presse, for having cruelty disappointed
him! The ease was actually tried, and
the proprietor Of the Presse appeared.
He stated that the list of prizes published
by him was an exact copy Of the official
list, issued by the lottery itself This
was proved. Finding himself worsted,
the unlucky gentleman begged NJ. Rouy,
the culpable editor, at least to make
good to him the sum which his excursion
to Amiens had cost him-about 70 francs
III all. 1t is needless to- add that this
rational and modest request was alsoore-
fused The litigant lost his prize, his
railroad and hotel money, his suit, his
engraving of the Louvre, and finally lost
his temper.-PUis letter N. Y. Times.
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

You win fnd at the same OLD STAND, Pesnrlnsyl.
Il vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames Of
tbs latest stylesi Brackets, Tables Room Moulding,
Cornises &C., &c; OF by leaving your order you can
have my thing doas inWy linz. -,..I| AZ AlETel.GA,
tios 81 Fsssonsb7s ssfl DSat It tne pitss
= fsb 2oAlyo. 40 en- 30. IO6hNAGNRRlg.
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- FIANOS AND MUSIC.
tSszsC, The undersigned desires to s&.s
k call the attention of purcha- IA
sers to his stock Of PIANOS, IL.
y consisting of 8, 81, esz, and
f-oCtayee, with without metallic frames. These
rtsnos are remarkable for great power Of toue from
the lowest to the highest notes. with an elastic and
ready touch. being suited to any performers. MU-
constantly en- band and received soon az publish
ed Tie trade supplied On liberal terms.
JAS. E. R0SWELh, =.
No. 213, Hslti1uors street, BAli.ore, Nd
oc N-1y-
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BUSINESS CARDS.

''-' JNo. ADaTR PLEAsANTs, = - .
ATTORNE AT LAW,
-7M street, opposite Ma iosaal InteUigenccr Office,
y - WASHINGTON, D. O. -
AGENT FOR ALL GLASSES OF CLAIMS AND
. ACCOUNTS BEFORE THE EXECUTIvE
.-y, ~ DEPARTMENTS AND 70 -.r.--- =
& jjy. y.l2-lms e -, r.. 60. III 90
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UNDERTAKEN.

= UNUEhIAhER. :, -.
TT@ o. WALL, Undertaken In all IT.
brsn-hes Fupersls attended to Al
the shsrtest notice, in the best manner, and on th
most reasonable terms. - o"' !"
Saventh, between and l. streets ---5 Co., --
jy 6--eoSm 1-i--' II .2-.ll =
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INTRODUCTION TO tho Study
"A Of the Roman LAx, By Luther 8. Gushing, on.
vol
Junius discovered, by Frsdick Griffin, I vol
The Two Records or tbs Mosaic and the Geological
sIe.ture, BY Hugh Miller
Py-rofrs Course OF Resdug, edited BY s. A. Spence,
D. ID.
II. Undying One, and other posas, BY Mrs. Norton
Alone, novel, By EariOn Hariand -. .,J, ,
Travels In Arnenis, by CurZon
LIE and its Aims, In tro parts
Ths History Of the Council Of Trent, by Rev. T. A
Buckley, B.i.
TIE Catechisrn Of the Council Of Trent BY Rev. IA
Buckley, B.A.
History of PeoJsstan,ism In France, By G. De Filo,
he Quiet Hra-., novel frsm Biackwoods AagH
tine. EaANCK TAYLOR.
e1o-tf
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4 (tARTRIDaE BOX, BALLOT gOx, and aBAsgDr
~ BOX; but the greatsst of thoss is the bandbox
which can be had in assorted sizes with every vsri
city OF Fancy Goods and Millinery at
snEDDS, nth st., above Pa. ave. -
: n. B.-Just I6eeiysd . fns aaeortmont Of Tojlst
and si Shaving saaa' Extracts and gelossassss.
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CONTINENTAL GUARDS ArTENTIoNi-rhe
" beautiful Continental Guards Hsrch, dedicated
70 Capt John L. Smith, by Prof g. Ehrlch, has uss
been published by the subscribers, and can be had
Wholesale or retail at their Music Depot.
js Is HILBUS 4 II TT
HAYWARD'S HISTORY and account
i Il Of all Religions, Sects, and denominations
vol, full cloth So cents
BarroF. Complete works, vols, octave, full cloth,
s.. ''' r.
Peley's complete Works, vols, octave, bo1nd In
three, 81 80
VAubigne's History Of the Reformation, vols in q
81 cents
I,retny Taylor on the Liberty of Prophecying, l
vol, rs cents
.je 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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lust REC EIyED, another invoice OF fine
Amsris.n WATCHES, tdesigned for railroad
AGENTS AID others who require accurate time keep
sc)
Atso, ine assortment. Of rich gold Jeweiry, ntv
est styles, which selling from 20 to so per ct
below the usual retail prices asked at other estab
hshments- sisn OF the Large Spread Eagle, Penn
syIvsuia avenue, betx. s4 and etn sts
Iy lit = - a. o. H0OC
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cIMss HAND BOOK to the Library Of the B-i
- tish Museum, vol, 1854 -.
Eyelyn's Diary and Correspondence, new. edition,
rpis, 1854 60. p.
conr buttons to Literature, historical, antiauari-
IN, and nstricai, by Mark Antony Lower, l volume
1884 -
The Halt Century, from 1890 to 1850, its history
and policy, by W Wilks, l vol, 1858
Giherfs Element OF Banking, vol, 1854
Birt's Hand Book of the Law Of Storms, volume
1853
The Woollan Manufacturers Guide, by Ibberson,
vel, 1864
fhs Young Officers Companion, by Col. Lord de
Ros, volume. FRANcK TAYLOR.
jy 10
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ENTLE L ME MS Fur mis- h ing Goods
~ OF best qualities and at New York prices.-We
would invite the attention Of purch generally
to our spler did assortment Off,
White And eslorsd Shirts IL aJB{ II
sik, cause, nsrino. and cotton Underahir;s
Linen and cotton Drpwers -, -
'Oravats, Ties, Hdkfs, Scarfs
Gloves, Collars, Hosiery, &c. -.s:i.. .,-
Making the most complete variety Of fine goods at
moderate prices, 20 be found In the city. = =.
aH,-.- ,.si. WALL STRPHENS, =,
Next door to the Iron Hall, -
e Pa avenue, between 9Th and l0th sts.,
Also, three doors east of the National Hotel.
jy y2Sn ii.-.s -. -. =
MAROH DE BRAvOURE, composed by Nathan
III Richszisop, Just fecsjyed By =
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AIDES, WORLD OF FASHION A
IL Journal Of the Courts Of London and Paris
c,ntsining four beautifully engraved and col
oret plates Of fashion p
sodsys Lsdy's Book for July
LAdee National Magazine for July @
Ihe Great Pictorial Piczyune for the 4th Of July d
AZ the weekly papers for this week
Eyerythinx In the Book and Stationery line at
JOE SHILLINGTON's Bookstore,
Cor. Pa sy. and ~ St, Odeon Building.
le 2l-a
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T YON's KATHAIRON by the dozen, at
81 rs or by the bottle. Chinese floating Soap,
Sr bathing. Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, summer
Crsysts, Stocks Linen Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, snd
Aitts &c az -..-.-.-..
Srsu B@nets, chsap snk and Crap doJ at the
u1A low prices WV: r. shEDps
fancy Goods and Millinery, 1lth street.
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CAN M h:rScfUAILT CUGkD AZ
D R. .HOOFLAND'S
Celebrated German Bitters.
PREPARED
=. DIR. @. ri. J JACKSON.

1sUs' 1'sS AEch strts1I FNfIadelphla-
ats power eTsr the ahoye diseases Is not texcelled
nsI ICaled, By any othsr preparation in the United
etate- es the cures ottsS u EA1y case5 alter ski
fui Physicians had failed.
Thsse bitterg sre worthy the attention ofinTaiids
Possessing great vrtuss Ia the rectitcation OF dis
cases Of the LIVER aid lssser gtHrcs, eEercaing tn.
EoSt Bcarchin3 powers in weakness and affections OF
tins digestive o1gss, they sTe, Tths eae, certain,
and Pleasant
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"Had Hugh Miller been a. American
instead of Scotchman, he wouldi have
.metwith fewer obstacles to thn lTatif-
cation of his laudable. AMBITION Iha
tmnsition from one sphere Of life to. "a.
other would haye been ACCOMPLISHED With
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AW BOOKS -t ..a
il A rood collection Of standard Law Books tor
In eysry case at the lowest price, at which the
/ sane can be bought in Boston, New York, Or Phil
htpais. q ... +. fhAaoh ' fAfLoA LON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-13

hpon which the who10 Ii b ABOLITION hnsticssm
wlbpritfs Ills policy The dics1eo NJ an,
pf duty bdk selEproSc rvnkionI EcE sfo6k sl6na{ q
TIrys aia, to key welfare md 10 WesIft TEL -
push forward hen great leading iines c6nnectine
her with he rich HALEY OF de WeG, ahd ihar1
viii be more 1l1au Etrade enough - make IN ID
eities Of Virginia plosperous and 6ouridi,ing HuS
these local and secx5onal iealousies viii dwarf te
growth Of every CITY In Virginia, drive away her
tnen Of enterprise 70 other ciimee flnpoverish and
depopulate both The country and the town. and pre-
pare the whole State @ fan an easy prey is wD
river gradually encroaching upon that eonsecrafed
spot viii be ernblemafic of the tate Of Virginia as
stone by stone of the majestic edce of her ancient
greatness crubes away and the river of abolition,
thai hack river OF DEATH sweeps in knocking tri-
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zel11] &
4 IER5 CHEHEY TTcf0RzIs 7Qf
ND sa eDks Il s. So E9 e61dl.
CRouP, ASTHMA IN do17e &
- q g :ss5 g. = 8 ~ = - -
Never sssii a. 8 - s1sl eess .rr.h. a.
nov appiisg z srsmssy f9x g re tszest
knowledge it, supremasy, whsls 10th shs lttls -
:sss s:s :ilsd %, ~ So ss sr as. 8: -:
T5ss "a exsifed sssfio1s are not sshsei % sesify
to ifs virtues but deem ~ dufy sn pleasure q No.
hoid 9at the lamp q ssen q 'aeal ssnsE
- Witnsss the following. y ~
es ssaiiiIisis,ss1 K. Il, Aplu, lsss.
frequent use o. your ChEaKv FxcToa a. n ~ pfscs
hss i an ssd ms have msSs sss sns ssres =
Lsryngis and Bronchitis with n and haye colnpiess.
every other medicine i could employ S. - 3
Distinguished CONFIDENT ton:
Late Surgeon Of the Royal Marine, France.
Extract from letter Of OF Ministerst ths Court
Legation Of the r. s. A constantineple, Turkey.
! DRssJ. c. AyERs-Desx Sir: The CHERKY PEcTo-
xsred ia prsse az he p..e. S as
viii doubtiess heas from i ID due season That you
who have in many cases found il exceedingly nseful
Minister Pisnipotsn,iary Of the o. d 4. to TsrIsy.
DR.J. C. AyER:-I use your CHEREY' PEcToRaL.
daily in my practice and satisfied it is remedy
which must meet in every country The highest ap
CIV. JACKHEER, III. D.,
Resident Court Physician.
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LIB D0Bsos, American Presbyterisn, Greenviile
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S-coBB, Christian freeman, Boston
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