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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

Lot L. SMITH 1T appears that this Dem
ocra'ic candidate is representing himself as
being on oil sides Of every question now ag-
iIaiing ihe country. By shis means he
offended some of his friends, who begin 10
question his honesty ard tru,hlulness. An
old Democrat, who has always voted the
lickcl, in order 10 satisfy himself, is seeking
to obtain public, written declaration from
Lot Bul it won. work. Old birds are NOT
easily cuugh. with chaff, and old political
demagogucs are no. 10 be trapped by any
snch devices. the following queries ap-
peared in the Athens Democrat three weeks
ago, and Lol has no, ye. answered them.
Nor do we believe he eeverwiI answer them.
That would be committing himself:
From the Athens Democrat.
Hon LOT l.. SMlTH-- Ea'rs
DEAR SIR--As you are the nominee Of the
Democratic party for member of Congress
in this dis,ricl, and as your convention made
no declaration Of It's principles, and as there
is much uncertainty and doubt as 10 wha,
are your views and principles respecting the
ail-absorbing question touching tho encroach.
mems Of the Save power. &C., will bt
much obliged, and presume many Others will
also be much gra'fird, ii you will publicly
answer The following questions:
/. Will you if elected vote for and aid as
far us is in your power, The passage o! Law
Of Congress absolutely and forever prohibit
ing Slavery in the territories oil Kansas ant
Nebraska?
2 Will you At all times, in office and ou
Of Office hold thar question as superior /,
party?
3. Do you support and approve Of .h'
present administration, particularly in IL
action in The repeal of The Missouri Com
promise and the veto OF the internal improve
men, bill!
a. Are you in favor Of "Squaiter Sover
eign.y" as 10 Slavery in the Territories,
moi, are you in lavor OF giving up The reslo
ration OF the Missouri Compromise as I'M
Ipracricable. or in favor Of agitation for tn
purpose Of its restoration?
/ 5. VIII you vote against the admission o
any more new States with Slavery Cons,i
lulions, and for the Wllmo, proviso in tn
Organization Of all new Terri,oriesl
| 6. As you have accepted nomination Q
The hands OF, andprofess to belong 10 gret
national parry, will no, your refusal 10 ar
swer justify me in concluding that you adoI
The views oil that party in the above subjecls
4 hope you hold with me. that oil cand
dates should openly and plainly make know
their views--and Ina. you desire no one
vote for you under mistaken opinion {
your principles and thai you will candid
and directly answer The above questions,
such of them as you may deem proper. ar
oblige A DEMOCRAT.
Athens, Sept. A, 1854. n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

The MARKEr.-We have no great changes
10 no,e Flour is selling at $3.50, and mil.
Iers are paying 81 90 for Wheat, Corn IS
selling a. so 10 55c.; Oats 40 to 45c. Sweet
Potatoes. $l.5o; Irish. 90c. to 81. Butter,
Ice. Cheese, W R., IS 10 15c.; domestic,
8 TO &c. Sugar 81 to &c. Molasses, 26 10
SOC. Tallow Candles, is to l7c. Coffee,
IA to l5 Dried Apples, 81 TO l95; dried
Peaches 1.50 TO Its. We have neither
time or space for comments.
During the pass week, slight swell in
The river enabled a few small boats, with
Iigh. ireighis to pass down, since which time
The wafer has receled, and il is now abou
as low as ever Business is dull, in conse;
quence. g~H.aa is9r nsgls,sst a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

The FAIR.--We regret exceedingly that
other engagements rendered it impossible
for US TO attend The County Fair, held Al
Chester oa~Thursday and Friday of las
week. Ii wus our fixed determination to be
present, and 70 give il an extended notice
But circumstances already alluded to, pre-
vented and we mus now content, oursel
vim the publication Of the premium list, and
such olber items Of interes. as may be hand
ed or sen. TO us, or may otherwise come II
our knowledge hereafter.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
Opposition Candidate for Congress

Opposition Candidate for Congress.
After consultation with the opponents Of The
present Administration OF Pierce Douglas g.
Co., in oil the counties composing this Con-
Rressional district, ii has been agreed TO pro.
sent The name of
Hon. v. B. HORTON, Of Pomeroy.
as The only candidate for Congress in oppo
10 Lol L. SMITH, Of Athens, Tho regulnl
Nebraska Locofoco candidate. With min
gled emoisns Of pride and pleasure, we This
week place this name III the head Of ou
ticket, and assure our friends thai The same
will be done in every other county in th'
district.
re or The character OF our candidate il is un
necessary 10 say one word. We doubs
,heresis one voter in Meigs Comfy, of an,
political parry who is not familiar with it,
His views on all The great questions Of tn
day GRE also well known. No voter il
Meigs county can say .ha. We have presen
ted man whose qualifications are unknown
= s,s.. whose political views are wrapped in OBJ
scufity.
4 We have only lime 10 add, that. as III
people Of Meigs county have been accomo
/. dated by the nomination OF the man Of thei
own choice, il now becomes them TO see iha
be is handsomely sustained by the voters 9
his own county. We confidently expec,
majority Of from 60olo 1000 for MIR. Hor
ION in Meigs county. Let US nOtbe disaF
pointed in our expectations.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

ABsENcE.-U Unexpectedly, we were again
called away on Monday morning Of last
week and did moi return until Yesterday, a
few hours before .he paper went 10 press
OF course we could not furnish the usual
quantity Of originai matter for this number
ui tho Telegraph. Weregre. This, especial
~ al this lime, ,as the election is SO near al
hand, and several matters Of local inleres. ure
pressing upon US. AS our readers may be
anxious 10 know the cause Of our absence
we will here state that we have been consult.
ing in reference 10 a candidate for Congress
and also wishing brother who has just re-
turned from Vsil 10 Europe. Bu,, more
anon.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

COLUMBIA. s. c., Sept. 2.E-The fever a,
Savannah is as bad as ever. The whole
number Of deaths yesterday was %. There
is now only abou, 1900 Of the white popu.
lalion now remaining.
There is a perfect stampede at Augusta.
Gu. Theci,izens en- masse, the stores and
hotels ere closed, and neighboring villages
overrun with The citizens Of Augusta. All
the operators in the telegraph Office al That
kpoin. have left.
The fever is raging badly q, Charleslon;
there were tweniy.scyen deaths there ast
Tuesday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

A MAN HANGING his OWN SoN.-The
following from he Rowan (N. CD Wig, is
description Of ono Of lhemost brutal deeds
on record: ef ~
We learn that in Cabarrus county, last
week. man by the name Of Hobrooks
hung his own son. Ilolbrooks had SEM his
own son off TO some neighbor's house, TO
procure something TO cal. and he returned
wi.hou, it. IIolbrooks then sen, him back,
and threatened that " he returned again
wi,houtit it, he would hang him. The boy
returned again as before, wherenpon his
fa,her look him ou, 10 atree and hung him.
Tho murderer has been arrested :'pA''sh
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
FoRrIan NEws.-- The steamer Arabia ar.

FOREIGN News. The steamer Arabia ar.
rived q, New York yesterday. ar5'o'clock,
with Liverpool daies Of the 9Th inst.
The weather for harvesting has continued
very good. Flour has advanced Is per bar.
rel. Beef, &c, are unchanged. Money Is
in good demand al 4 ard s. per cent.
n Russia refuses to arrange she eastern
Question on The basis proposed by Austria,
and re,ires beyond the Pru'h, 10 await the
course OF events. We wish we had Conf
dence IN the failh Of Austria, but We have
not, s,..A.t
There is nothing Of special interest from
ihe sea, oi war. Thecholera in tho BRUSH
and French camps postponed thepropose'dd
expedition 70 the Crimea. and i Is doubliut
whe,her any movement Of the kindswil bo
AmadS during The present season.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

.CHEMIcAL LDIoRAMAs.- An advertisement
"a another column informs US thai Buhoup's
ghemicaI Diorumas viii be exhibited here
soon, We are unacquain.ed with the ex
hIbiIors or the meri,s Of ibis particular ex-
hIbi.ion. All We know Of them. is what we
rend In urexchangos. Thiswe do know,
however, she most pleasing exhibitions we
llays ever Witnessed wero Of this character,
aad.ifshjs iswhas il is represented 10 be,
wo feel confident hose who visil 4. will be
plessed. We copy the following from, The
Wheeling Argus, in reference 10 Ibis exhl,
bjioh:
eljah6pps Chemical Dioramas opened AT
sihd Mel6doon last evening. Theveis no
jssakc but ihasr works Of an are well
6or,h seeing Every person who has seen
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

{ BAErIMoRE, Sept. 22.--By mail we have
New Orleans papers Of Friday and Satur.
day. a
John Kane, one Of lhe men supposed TO
have been murdered, was found with. four
gun.shot wounds In various paris of his
body. He may recover.
The rio. was again renewed Friday night.
An armed mob paraded the streets. They
demolished coffee house KEEP, by one M
chael Foley. and three men were badly in
jured.
A Mrs. Adams was also wounded w a
sho. fred a. ner husband. There was grca.
excitement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

THE DEsIocRArIc ti) saiALL NorE LAW
isinow in force. Ond any scoundrel who hap.
pens % see an honest dcbtpaid lin bank bills
6f oIher states Of less denomination than
TEN DOLLARS, cen make five dollars BY in.
forming and becoming prosecuting witness.
For our own part, we should raihetbe caught
stealing sheep Than prosecuting under this
ac,. No attention whatever will bo paid 10
hslawsin ibis locality.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

dissolving views may yisi, these representa-.
lions and see something new; those who
have never seen dissolving views heretofore
exhibited in The city should by all means go
to The Meloaeon aud see Buhoup's Chemical
Diorumas. To be appreciated they must be
seen.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
slavery m lKansas.

The editor Of tho "Parkyilla LumiIary,"'
paper published In PloiIe county, Miss, tifl,
has been over INTO lhe Kansas ,erFIgS w g g
look gficr acclaim, and whils there, a.t r'ed
a meeting Of She sqpsllsrs, The hlsl " oot
lhe saais Is lgng, and We only eYlrRes 4 ifT
pasasrAptsl lps .he. purpose 81 OPPPsIaisslSs Z
l6w relpnFks \, \. si.,t, NJ .ss
Pan Of our business across The riylr \ wus
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

IowA.--Thero seems TO be mischief coy
cred up in the election returns o[ the lst
Congressional District in Iowa. ltapPpSrs,
as stated ia the Iowa City Republican, ,hpt
THREE COUNTIES were rejected in The Isl
-Disric, BY which the eltcIion Of Clark was
was defeaied. This looks like fraud; and
Clark, /, is-supposed will contest the election
Of Hail. 3a B.t
The Republican also says, lha. /, has in
formation from one of,he Judges who cam
yassed The votes in tho Senatorial district
composed Of Polk and other counties, that
the election was given 10 the Democratic
candidate, although Jourdan, his opPonens
RECEIVED some fifty more yoles Than he, --
This fraud gives the Slave Democracy one
maiorily in ,he Senate. lows Is making
herself famous FOR frauds 10 her elections
This return, his said, will also be contest
ed. aiii lsalia n.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

II is supposed Chrstiana arrived IN Portugal
on the Cd. The confscation of her property had
fairly begun. The Governor of 0verdo seized
the coal mines, which formed part oft.
The Cholera is raging in London. 1000 deaths
in three we eks, ending 9Th.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

L -.
New YoRK, September 23.-The Steam
Ship Uni,ed Sloies with adyices from San
francisco 10 The Isl inst, arrived, al this
por, ,o.day, from Aspnwull. The steamer
George Law sailed from tha. porl on. the
l7,h Ior New York, having on, board one
million Of dollars in gold. a. ga;
The general news from California by This
arrival Is not Of special imPot,ance. Flour
was rather better al Sam Francisco, and
Gdtiego was selling al 8 1880. Bdcon is
Quoted d, 144c; Mess Pork at @i3,5 and
Lard al i2D14c. 'li'. ~ H'S93si I Z ,'l's
By this arrival we have dates from Aca-
.pulcb 10 the5sb inst. Il was reported All.
varez had enyered the ely Of Ay MA, and
was pushing through Gusrfer, intending 10
march towards The eily Of Mexico, Them.
sprgen.s had been unsuccessful in Two en-.
gagemep,s with The government troops,
Which were teliFing iowatds The civ sof
Mexico, 4. \ sA n, .la ,.s q. VI, \. 1.
ADbiTfoNAL FROM CALifoREIA NEw
YoRk, September 25'-The steamer Pro.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

LETTER FROM JUDGE LEDLIE,-Below we
give The Contents Of private letter from
Judge Ledlie. His reference. in The laler
parI, to individuals who voted for the small
note law remind US of tho active part .aken
in favor Of the law by our Locofoco candid.
ale for Congress, and his ercuss 10 his con.
slisuen's, after his return home. When
asked The other day BY one Of his friends
why he voted for the bill, Mr.. Lot. L. Smith
replied that he voted FOR The amendment
lchanging The denomination Of the prohibit
|edbil'safom FIVE 10 TEN dollars) in ordel
10 defsat The bll, in ihe House, thus pa
cling himself on both sides o: The question
or rather, while acting openly with III,
friends Of The bill, he was acting secret,
agains. them. This. however; is character
istic OF the man. j, fssi "a
So far as we are individually concerne,
we intend 10 pay no attention 10 tho law
Whatever. We shnll treat il. as a nulli,y
and ifuny man chooses 10 acl as informer
he may expec. some newspaper noloriely
Bui, more Of this hereafter. tag
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03

General Wool has recovered from his
dangerous illness. 4 lie in now .. San Fran.
cisco, bu, viii make bis head quarters as
Benicia: "a Gts .rs 1su $ a
~ ssdid tha, MI. Dobbin, the Secrelary
OF the Navy, viii BE- elected Senator from
North Caroli1a, and ttia. Mallory OF FloEi.
'ds, will succeed hiin i6,he Cabinet.
The Fortified county Agricultural Fair
will be held al Lancaster, Ohio, on the 2ih,
,iS.h and 18th Oct. AS usual, this year 4e-
nnlo equesIrianism v % Ne one oishe a..
fractions.
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Later from Santa Fe

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-The Santa Fo mail
arrived al independence yesterday. .'''a'
The troops arrived al Fort Union on tho
end Augusl, having los, sixty horses, and
forty mules on The roule. The, Indians were
quiet. The officers ordered 10 The STATES
were 10 leave For Leayenworh abou, The
middle Of this month, Col. Cook in com,
mand. '3"s' 3'..''
The difficulty which resulted in the death
Of Mr.. Aubery. grew out Of an article pub.
lished in newspaper. The lie was fre-
quSntly given By bo,h parties, when Aubery
drew revolver, and when in Inc act oI
raising Il, ono Of the barrels was prematureiy
disarchged, WeighimaR ,hen drew bowie
knife and stabbed Aubery in HE abdomen
causing his deuthih len minutes, WeighImar
gave himself up and regrets the occurrence
greatly lie was held in $1,000 bail. p'f
! New YoRK WHIGy CONVENTION .--SYRA
cusE, September 30.--McGrew H. Clark
Of Onlano, was nominated for Governor or
The second ballot, and Henry J. Raymond
for Leu,enan, Governor, I, F.,s3, f..,,,a
a In, voting forthe candidate for Canal Col
leclor, there was great excitement and con
fusion, and .aGsr several bolloIs Henry Fig
hugh was nominated. Norwood Brownlwa'
lnomina,sd.for State Prison Inspector, n
/ Resolutions were adopted, denouncing iht
Erepeali Of the Missouri Compromise, apc
holding ihe (reemen, Of the north thereby
released from all compromises with slavery
and all obligations 10 admit any more slave
States into the Union. The veto oflheriyei
land harbor bill, and The NANTES, indications
10 renew The African Slave trade, were also
denounced, Adjournedsts, as,a'a- "a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
PlrrsRuReH,l Sept. 25, lB54.-

.s.ts b.
Mr.. EDITOR You have doubtless heard
before this lime various reports concerning
The cholera, which has been, and is yet, ru-
gins 10 some exlen, in this city; and IN view
Of The fact that" "fying reports" are more or
less liable 10 bo exaggerated, especially in
regard to The cholera, have though. bes.
10 furnish you with lruo statement OF the
matter, which you will porcieve at once
needs no enlargement. 10 make il appear al
least, horrible!
The first cases were on the 18Th OF this
month, when there was only TWO dea,hs; bu,
since which lime, there has been q fearful
increase. Below you will find sIatemen
Of the number Of deaths which occurred
from The I5lh, up 10 the 23d Of September:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
Ia Locusr GRovR FARM

. .
FRIEND THoMsoN;--You will find here
with enclosed fue dollars, Two dollars o.
which you will please place 10 my credi
on subscrip,iont 70 tho Telegraph, and ,hs
balance you will have the goodness 10 hand
over 10 c. W. Hoy Esq. as am owing
him about that amount. Tho bill is o!
Virginia currency, and II ,he ,cise "acl''
Of the lasl Legislature should be regarded
II may deplccia,e afsr the frsl Of Ocio'
Der, which is ias. approaching. do no
know what conclusion tho business Ter
Of your place and elsewhere haye come
10, or s6o plan tley may adoP! ia yscaIy,
Ing or paying odi such currency. as il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-10-03
COUNTY TICKET.

Fsg FOR PROBATE JuDeR,
s,.g A. MERRILL,
- FOR AUDITOR,
H. H. SWALLOW.
ay n FOR TREASURER,
q o. BRAN CHI.
FOR RECORDER,
s5e s.. s.. P AINE.
i''f@ FOR CLERK OF COURT,
"a R. DOWNING.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
T. SMITH, of Racine.
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WIN. MCARTY, Bookseller.
PENNSYLVANIA

R RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF
~ town and country, that he has lately recei
we'd from Philadelphia, large addition to his
stock OF books, m every branch Of Literature, and
in a great variety of Binding Please call and
see them. ,. - ...--..
Sunbury, Sept. II, 1861
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sHAMpKtN A. /.
Collegiate Institute.
R. HILL, A. b, Principal.
Rev. c. ]. EHREHART, A. M.
Teacher of Moral ,,,,d Meof1l Science, ECt

Rev. Z. j. EHREHART, a. M.
Teacher Of Moral and Mental Science, Br'-
dcnccs of Christianity Se. ~
- Teacher of Primary Department.
NHE first session Of this Institution, located at
= Sbamokin, Northumberland county, ra,,
will commence on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day OF
MAr, 1854.
The year will be divided into three sessions .,
fourteen weeks each, thus allowing vaea'ion "
four weeks in spring and autump' ana oii' "
two weeks during the holidays
The Institution will comprise three departments
A PRIyAnr, ACADEMIC and CoLLEGtATE'
The course of instruction i'll these VIII he iui'
and thorough, embracing all the branches usuaHy
taught in these respective departments.
RATEs OF TUfIoN:
Primary Department, per session, $4'oo
Academic SO,Vu
Collegiate SS,Vu
A large and spacious room has been secured
10 meet the wants of the Institution, until the
necessary buildings completed.
Boarding can be obtained in private families
at reasonable rates.
The Board of Trustees will spare no pains or
labor, to make Shamokin Collegiate Institute
worthy the patronage and confidence Of the COM
munity.
For further particulars, address Kimber Clca-
yer, Esq, of Shamokin, President of Board Of
Trustees, or Rev. c.. j. Ehrehart of Paxinos,
Northumberland county, Pa.
Shamokin, March 4, lS54.-
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$500 Acres Timber Land
T6R SALE. tHs

SyEvERAB VALUABLE TRACTS OF
~ TIMBER LAND, comprising about 2,50o
acres, part of which is situated on Tobyhanna
Creek, and part on Muddy Creek, within three
miles of Lehigh River, in Penn forest township,
Carbon County, one Of the great Coal Counties
of Pennsylvalia can be had at a bargain, If ap-
plication be made soon. .ff
These lands are thickly covered with the best
timber of that region. While it is believed that
$4,000 feet Of lumber TO the acre, can be cut from
a large portion of the land, the balance will aver
age not much less than this figure. The kinds Of
timber found onthe land are Hemock, Spruce or
White Cedar, White. Oak, White Pine and
Chestnut--but principally made up OF White
Pine and Hcmlork.
The Tobyhanna and Muddy Greeks are large
and rapid streams, yielding vast amount OF
water power, and are capable Of driving large
number of saw mills. They empty into the Lehigh,
! which stream, with the Lchigh Canal afoids an
outlet to the most desirable lumber markets.
There is, too, under contemplation, railway
leading to the cities of New Y ork and Philadelphia
which runs within oRe mile and three quarters oi
the land. Through these avenues lumber can be
delivered in either of the cities named, for about
81 per thousand feet--thus enabling persons en-.
gagged in the trade to derive greater profits than
attend investments generally.
In addition to the timber, convertible into eve
ry shape of lumber, there is much that will an
swer for spars of yesses-a sort OF timber tha
snip builders have been Obliged to purchase II
Maine, or at other distant points.
Unlike most of the lands on the Lchigh there
has, as yet, been no culing of the timber on thu
property. 1t stands undisturbed by the wood
mans axe. 1t is, therefore, the more valuable
The lumber trade of the Lehigh has been carried
on to such extent for years past, that scarcit,
of good timber is beginning to be felt. Ever!
4 season necessarily increases this difficulty. III
consequence must be an enhancement of tn
value Of timber lands. Those uu-culled tract
with the advantage of avenues to p1arkct, sucl
as the lauds offered for sale, possess, cannot fai
to be the sources of supply hereafter.
But the land is not ulonc valuable for the tim
Der it contains /, is Of good quality for farming
nearly every acre being susceptible Of a h!s
state of cultivation.
Capitalists desiring to make investments, weul
do well to turn their attention 10 these lands. Fo
further information apply to
CHAS. M. HALL.
Office in "NIning Register" building, Potts
vic, Pa.
August G, lS53.-tf.
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Sunbury, Jan. 10, ls52.-tf,
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Miss Susan Whnck, Of Rush township, Northumber-
lnnd CO., for nupher Of years valid, IN the fall Of
1850 lest the Use of her from severe cold she con-
tracted after trying number Of remedies, with no benc-
fit she entirely restored by taking bottle of Rose
Pectnra, after which, she lost her voice again. from a
fresh cold she contracted and again restored by the
of another bottle; she then took four bottles more to
strengthen her breast, from which she derived the most
decided benefit and has been in the enjoyment Of excellent
health from that time to the present. ..
The abpIe statement is obtained from DR. PuTscll the
Physciun who attended her also her mother who thinks
that she would be living this time If j, had not been
for the Rose Pectoral. Dmvile, Jan a5 lSS2
,SfiII aucfh,r Marked Cyre Effected
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Nn-pSureaa's celebrated ink, and also Con.
issssn',s. ns 'or s sale, Wholesale and retail by
"eesmoef ~, 1909. H. b, MAssisR