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son hotel de IN place ioyale a Paris.
ct ne Sc prsoccupant plus que dc denk
chooses son sa!ut ct ravcnir de sa race.
A nne spoque ol nos peres commen-
Gaient faire assez bon marcle de lc,ir
blason, lie cardinal await Ia faibIesse dc
tenIr Jeaacoup M sien son oratoirc
etait rempli d'arbres gsaealogiqucs,
ct rexcellent prelat soutenait avec
orgueiI que le premier eyeque de Beth
|eem qui cut une inyestiture apres in
premiere croisade, await etc un baron
de Marclgny.
Son eminence s'etait done eyeiilse un
matin de fort bonne heure. ct sous le
poids dune dc ces idees fixes qui sont
81 tenaccs au cerveau des vieillards, il
await envoye son carosse i Marty ct
mande ses deux neveux, quill pratt u
diner pour le jour meme.
lie comtc ct lie cheyaIier etaient arri.
YES a l'heure dite, sans user msmc du
quart d'heure de grace, ct Ie digne pre-
lat leur ayait, apres boire ct avant le
cafe, teEu lc discours suiyant
- Mes chers enfants, j'ai soixante
dix-neuf ans, je ne yeux pas mourir san.
avoir assure l'avenir de notre nom.
Voici ce que J'ai decide. Vous comte,
Tous ayez trcntc hut any, rage OH le. fp-
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NAPoLzoNv1IIE, D1aaANoHn, 10 MARS 1864.

| ei chiliHo ue Su leilcldad...; bicn cercioradu
esta la Espaha de Ia rerdida de la mas
rica perla de su corona; Cuba Sc ha lanzadc
su revoluclon, ella conoce los derechos y
fe!icidades que constituyen ell bien estar de
I'm pueblo, quie'e ser independents 10
sera despecho del mundo entero, el sol
dc libertad de sus vecinos hermanos baila
constantemente sus playas; que bienes ha
dlsfrntado ella de la Espana Cuales son
las meJoras que tenemos, y ell que SO dis
trbuyen tantas y tan insorvitantes contri-
buciones cuales son las escuelas gratuitas
para ilustrar la juyentud pobre-ningunas
los fondos cubauos van d Ia Peninsula a
dlstribuirse en- Ia corruption de Ia Corte, el
producido de nuestro suelo sirve para Ia
manutencion dc un egercito formidable,
chupandose la mayor partc mandarines que
cruzan el Occeano ell pos de una fortuna
NAL adquirida. La poIitica de Ia Europa
multiplied los soldados que paga el mismo
pueblo contra ellos, y esta prcparada para
cualquier acontecimiento en- medic de pue-
bios paciiicos, los Estados Undos estan sin
armas en- medic de una nacon armada; que
diferenca de gobie rnos; mitntras que q
pazos lentos Ia Espafla Gamma Il su des-
'ruccion, los estados independientes de
America sc engrandecen mas mas. Las
lutorldades de Cuba repudian cor horror
os hJos de las americas, tan continues
nsutos deben tener su conclusion: Es men
qua a la civilisacon hechos tan degradan-
es como los que cometen las artoridades
'spanolas que nacion Sc atrevio profa-
lar la correspondence tan sagrada a la
sta del mundo civilsa1o, como 10 han he
io dichas autoridadcs, rompiendo el sace
. la spondencia de los Estados Uni
os, como 10 hizo con la barca Americana
'ornelia el aAo anes pasado Faculades
IN afbtrarias que unidas Ia presents
eDen castigarse para enmieHda del por-
enir. III Presidente de esios estados, espe-
amos arreg'e tan continnado- insutos, Y i,
aga respetsr esc inbecH gobierno el {
aveilon Americana. Dcbc ecsijr una sa-
y que no quede Ell silencio la
les.on del Black Warrior, es tempo de /,
sdir mas ampiias esp!icaciones sobre ct
odo de tratar d los ciudadauos america
Is en- esa, haciendosele Ia observation de {
diterencia que hay de gobernar despoti- q
.mente a un ejercito seryil que a los hom. =
es |ibres que conquistaron gloriozamentc !
independence de su patria. d
AGusrfN DE LA ToRRE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
LEA IRE DE LOUIS NAPOLEON
All CZAR DE RUssrE
Palais dcs Tuileries. /.

oiiSs
lie diGcreHd qu s'est e1eve entr
FoIre Nlaeste ct la Porte Ottomauc
prls IN aspect 81 grave, que je crois de-
voir moi'meme expliquer directement i
lo're Majest6 la part qua PRISE i;
France dams cette question ct les mo.
yens qui Sc presentent mon esprit, aft,
d'eviter les dangers qui menacent la
, tranquilIite dc'pEuropc.
La Note que Votro Majestic Went
d'cnvoyer mon gouscrnement IT q &C.
lui de la refine Victoria, IA pour objet de
prouser que c'est |c systemic de coerci.
ton ct Intimidation adopte des lc
commencement par les deux puissances
maritimes, qni seuI enyenime la cues
ton ct Ia amenee au point OH ellie est.
Au contralre, Je pense que la question
aurait pu etre resolue eutre cabinets. 81
Poccupation des deux Principautes MA
vait fait lmnediatement dune question
de droit unc question de flil.
Neanmolns, quoique les troupcs dc
otre Majestic eusscnt penetre dams la
Valachie, nous conseiiames Il la Porte
de ne pas considerer cettc occupation
CONNIE un fHit de guerre. Dormant en-
core unc tois In preuve dc mon desir de
conciiation, ;epres metre consu|ts avcc
FAnglc'erre. PAntrichc ct Ia Prusse. ic
proposal a Votrc Maicste unc note oui
devalt concilier toutes les parties. Volre
MhJeste l'acccpta, ct cependant a peine
aVions-nous connaissnncc dc Cet;e bon |.
ne nouvelle que votre ministre, par scs
commentaries ct ses exp!icatons Ell de-
.rnis't tout Feffet, ce qui nous cmpecha |
ltnsister pour obtenir de Ii. Tnrquc son
adoption pure ct staple. La Porte, de
'on cole, suggera queiqnes notifications
cette note. auxYneles les represent
ants des quatrc pnissancss reunies en-
Conference a Ficnnc, ne Sc mon,rerent
Jas disposes a sacceder. Votrc M&jeste
~ consentit pas. C'est aIors que la
'orte, frolssee dams sa dignite, menacee
lans son independence, ct forcee dc le-I
er one arn'tc pour l'opposer cellc de
otre MaJeste, alma micux decIarer la
oS'to W. uJ tCStCl UHslS ui} eL1L a III
erttude ct d humi liation. il, Porte
vaIt reclame notre secours; sa cause
Gus semhla juste-les cscadres de PAN
leterre q. dc la France recurent done
ordre de Sc rcndre au Bosphore. II
Notre attitude relatiyement a Il, Tur-
nle etait celle dc protccteurs; ponrtant {
lie etait passive. Nous he i'inyiiions {
as a la guerie. Nous n'adressions au {
n'tan que~des paroles de paix ct dc mo.
fration, persuades que nous etious que +
etait Ia le seal moyen den yeniir i un {
commandment. Les qnatre pussan- .
IS sc consnllerent de nouyeau ct sou. i
trent a Votre Myesle dc nouyeIles {
Votre Majeste, de son CO. i
, avec &c calme que donne Ia cons t
cnce de la force, Sc contenta de re- 0
'usscr sur les bords du Danube ct en-
sic les attaqnes ades lures, et,'avcc r;
&c moderation, digne du chef DUN 5,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

ct tormellement exprimo dams Ic bill du
Nebraska, p1esentt au Congres des l..
.als- Ia Onls par notrc senateur distingue
stephen A. Douglas que nous approu,
vons lie dit bill ct que nous aiderons de
'ous nos efforts notrc senateur pour Ell
ob'enir I'adoption. .s..- -.- .r..
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lE Pl0NNleR De L'hSS0MPT!OM.
PUZZLE PAR
EUGENE SUPERViELLE.
DIMANCHE 10 MARS 1854.
CONDITIONS Ou Douraal
AGENTS DU 2IONNIER.

AGENTS DU 2loNNIER.
II. E. Eude, Passag &c
NLLE-0RLEANs de la Bourse, No So
} encoignure Cont.
AscEss,ss -. NM. Richard g. Templet
hfsiask-SzuvE. NJ. Firnin Duplessis.
isHhviLLs -. NJ. J. Breau
Sr-JAcouss NJ. Auguste Thcriot.
O. ~ cn..,n, i'stA' NJ Edsard Perret.
Fszr.BEsAux, At Edmond Bulliard.
TRlxsBAvx -. NJ. Adolphe Blanchard
tIsuaA ... Nj. f. Gagne.
Sfs-MAslE :. N. Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION -. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
BELLS RtrIsEE NJ Pierre ThGrot.
rA,scaUnryGLLE, ". G.. J. e. Gauthier,
VI Dams les paroisses Oh nous n'avons pas
ssame d'agents, nous prions les Maitrcs dc
rsse De voaloir Sc charger de l'agence de notre
fcurie.
AENoNCES: Pour les insertions, anuonces'
avis, etc. eic, les conditions sont les suivanles
tar pix LIaSEs, pour la ltre insertion 81 90
Peur les insertions suyantes :::::: sol
Tout ubonne qu ,oudra suspendre son abon-
ss,aeat, devrs prevcnir, par ecrit, l'Editeur,
eaiuse jours su moins, ssant expiration du ,ri-
msesre.
On execute Nitnprmere du PIoSNIEE, ,et ce |
acx prix les plus nodercs, tou.es espdces d'ou-
vrsge. ypographiqucs, (.jots.) tells que, CAR
1Es, rAcrUxEs, PAMPHLETS, BLAScs. ETC. ETC.
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Resolu que &C principe est contenu
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A NEW REMEDY.
GATHERS HERB DROPS.

For coughs, Colds, BTORchtt,s, asthma.
TNHIS in aluaba preparation has the extraordi
L nary properly Of mm atsly relieving coughs
colds, boarssness difficulty Of breathir G. bronchitis
asthma, snd husainess Of the throat 1t operate.
by dlsso wig the congealel plegm, conseI uenti,
causing frte expec oIaLion.
ThosJ who are troubled with that unplg asapt
tickling in the throat, hch deprives them OF rest
night at er night by the incesssnt cough which il
provokes, viii, by using this remedy, End inmedi
ate relief
These drops ars composed Of six simple ingre., J..
ents, principally Of herbs, which are known to be
very .fficacious in The Of diseases resultip
from colds They have been prepared at he sug
gestion OF one O. our most eminsnt physicians ana
have been used by many Of his and my personal
Lends with signal success, and at whose earnest so
licltatlon have been induced to enter largely into
their manufacture; assured by him and them that.
when generally known and tried, they Will super
csde all the varic US cough can mixtures n in
As for myself, am confident, from the i-gredi
ents ol which they com posed, that should they
not effect on entire cure, they do injury even
to the most d-lcste in health, AID therefore have
no hes.tsrcy in introducing them to tho citizens Of
washington and vicinity.
G. GAUTIER,
nov I-Tu&Flm Z52 Pennsylvania sVenCe
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JU It RECEIVED.
j direct from auction, purchased at the late pc
remptory sales in Phi adelphia and New York, the
following Goods, hich will Re found we'll worthy
the attrnti IN of the Ladiss, viz:
$50 Table Cloths very SUPERIOR at half their value
o, doz Napkins, to match, at 81, worth So
% pieces + ;ench Merino same selling at 81, only
So cents
SEQ yards Plaid Silk great va-istv, SOC, worth 673
BOO yards Fl Ii; Blk. very superior. 81, worth 81 81
loOo ysrts blacS Silk, very superior, Size, wol tn
81 37I
Few patterns "A B7ocads, elegant, s1s, worth $50
200 pieces Ribbons. at unprecedented low pr ces
800 yards Wstere1 Popin, for evening dresees,
whit, blue, and corn colored at 50 cents,
worth 81
$50 yards Plain suk, for evening dress, at Cpl :,
worth s; %
80 pieces Valencia Flaids, superior, at 6} cents,
worth 81 Is
500 pairs Frensh Corset, genuine, at 81 60, worth
$275
e75 Worked collars, some very elegant, at hslf
price
100 s@ts Crochet, superior, some as low 81 IS q
set
500 pairs ia and 124 Blankets at 81 worth So SO
bGdeye Diapers, Irish Linens, and Linen Lawn,
awiully cheap
Velvet Ribbons Cloak Brsids, at reduced prices
Together wi: b II complete assortment of Domestic
Goods, all of which will be sold for cash. or to
toners who gay promptly
RICHARD ". CARTER,
Opposite Centre MarSe second door from Eighth
street, between sevSuth and Eighth streets.
nov l3-ea2x
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

a'HE subcrber, intending 70 change his bust
L ness, offers for sale, at Baltimore prices, a I'd
on accommodating terms bis sIti.e stock of Lun
Der, equal in 1calisy and qusnuty to any in this
bIstilct Having purchased almost exclusively for
cash. and Tishing to close out by the LIST Of Jsnu-ry
can and will sell as low as the same quality can
be bought in tbi market for cash. and give the pur
chasers tina for notes satstac 0rily secured with
interest. l have now o. hand
100000 fset Albany White Pine
100 eco do Susquehanna do
100, 000 do dress and undressed Carolina and
Eastern Shore Flooring
100000 feet White aud Yellow Pine Siding
100000 Laths
100000 Shingles
30 900 Pickets. Chestnut and Cedar Posts
A iarge -ortment Of Eastern Shore, North Caro-
,.na Spruce AID Hemlock Joist Scantlng and
Timber
100000 teet Heml- OK Rails, for fencing
Together with large stock If Ath, Poplar, Cher.
ry, aud Aalnut
Also, a full cargo of seasoned Pensacola Flooring
jus. received, equal in every respect to any eg /
oroug to this market, which may be Seen at ger
b McLaue's Mill
The WHAT aud warehouse known as " agden's
Wharf," vi bs .or re ut thu lst Of January next
1t has been put in complete order hes alter front
OF up Yards of FIVE hun red feet, and twenty feet
depth of water at low tide 1t Is beyond question
the most desir able hart proper y Ia ths DIstric1
All persons Indebted 10 me are reQuss I'd 10 settle
their accounts at once, either by ca.h notes al
short da.es. TIL EODORE MOShER,
nov iO-lms Blagdsn's Wharf
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

TIE Subscriber has on hand mo-t C mplet tt
assortment Of GOOD, which have beeo s-iect-
ed with the gr-s tost from The manufacturers,
both in this country and Europe, and on the b, 81
terms, ard are offered to consumers o. saving OF
from ten To twenty-five per cent Our stock com.
prjs.s-
Housekeeping articles - every article required
shout hoese that can come under the head o:
Hardware
Building materials, 8 fine assortment, not except.
ing SASH W'ighls, at cents per pound
Mechanics Tools, eve variety, and IL osty war
rsnted
Leather Betting, Gum and hemp Packing, at Boo-
TN FACTORY prices
Grey hrothers' D. or Spripge, warranted for four
years We are the Agents and will furnish
dealers at Factory prices
team iful assortment of Feather Dustera al
New forz prices and 70 per cent cheaper than
other styles.
All of " hich are offered at a small advance 70!
cash 70 puactual customers by
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE
Sign of the large Gilt Saw, Penn avenue,
nov COIN between 10th and tn sts
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COAL! COAL! COAL,

Y>HE Subscribers have on hand, and are now re.
oeiVing L, high, schuylkiil, Rid Aao, link
and hiOe Akh COAL. Also Pine Grove Bait,mora
Company and Gray Ash wyoming Valley COAL:
all 4 excellent quail y and suitable tor furnaces
Graz es, Stoves, Radiators, Ranges, DC. Also Gum.
2@40 lbs. to the ton
We have also Ga hand go"d stock of Oak, Hck.
ory and Pine WOOD. All of which we offer at cur
rSht rates. JOHN GIVEN CO.,
Corner Of Fourteenth and streets
N. d. We woul1 return our s.ncere tbanka IN chr
friends and the public for their very fsttering pat.
ronage, and hope to merit a continuance Of rhe
same oy furni hing good article of fu. attention
70 bushes fair cesling and pror ness in delivery
nov tl-eOLW" j. T G. Il co
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To MAKE YELLOW BUTTER.-A write

To MAKE YELLOW BUrTER.-A writer
in the Dollar Newspaper says:
There has been great deal said and
written concerning yellow butter in the
winter season. Some have recommended
yolks of eggs. / have tried that to my
satisfaction. 1t will scarcely mix with
the eggs, and when you come to work
the butter, THAT is if you work it right, J
the eggs will work out, leaving the but
ser as at first. The plan which we pur-
cue and find best is this: Scrape a piece
of carrot with knife, then take the
scrapings and steep them as you would
tea. After sleeping strain the juice from
the carrot and put in the cream just be-
fore churning. There should be about a
pint Of the liquid to ten pounds of butter.
Milk is rather better than water.
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T'BERE il a!w -ys something n-w under the sun
L and, therefore, world inform my friends and
the public ri large, that have opened fine new
Cor fec ionary Store, opposite Browns Hotel G. %
$40 tennsyvsnia avenue, in hch my be OBJ
tanned every thing in the line. in the BEST possible
m nner. and CHE PEST Rates, ICE CbEAMs, JEL
DIEs OF all kipds and prices from Is cents TO s.
per pound; CAKES of all kinds. You may here
find more than fifty vafieties of Cakes, all of the
best qusli y, made OF good fresh butt-r and eggs,
and uy the best workmen in he United States.
latter Yself that csn please TIE Of the mos;
fas,ldious. .. q. Weaver
N. B. Par iee, Weddings, Balls, &C.. supplied on
the no test norice al nost easins terms.
la 2n
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sct Of 9Th March, 1854 on settlements made ipri~
m ths dste of scitkdyual Of the lands IRON market
likewise every persen entitled 10 prescription undes
the AT o. nth March, 10 q, on any OF the above
lands sssSde sf d sz sssl> nss, fected 20 b 70
stored IN entry on the sixteenth day Of October
n.rt- ~ a. Louis, 10 required TO estsblish the
ssme to the sstisfsction Of the register and
receiver the proper land once, and make payment
therefor az soon az practicable qtr seeing this sotss
and before the day appointed FOR the commsncsmsnt
claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
jos. 9. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners Of General Land omos.
sep I9-1av1sv
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EVENING STAR
81 LOVE TO LIVE.n

al love To- live !" said prattIi M boy,
A he 9 lily play'i with his new bought TOY
AMI n merry laugh went crhoing forth
From ,osom iill'd with joyous mirth.
al love TO live!" said q STRIPPING bold.
al will seek tor fame-I will toll for gold"
And he form d i" his pleasure many plan,
To be- carried out W hen he grew a man.
az love To live :" said love true,
@'Oh, gentle maid, I would live for YOU,
81 have labor u hard In search Tor fame
nave found it eat an empty name"
81 love 10 I've I" said happy sire,
As his Children heard The winters fire;
Fer ais heart was cheer'd to see their Joy,
md he almost wish'd himself boy.
81 love to live :" said an aged man,
Whose hour of life was well nigh run,
Think YOU such words from him were wild,
The Old man was again child.
And ever thus, in this fallen world,
Is the banner of hope to the breeze unfold,
And only with hope On high
Can n mortal ever love to die.
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TAKE NOTICE.
TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST REC EIVED.
II VA. RIA "a = Merchant Ts;lor D.

lF1<p ooODc SOC IDs
ID w. BROW NJ y G, Merchant Tailor, Pa
i avenue, under the United States Ho- a.
lei would respectfully Inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just re- w
,eiyed new Fall ard Winter goods in gr' 1T ~
variety, such cloths, Csssmeres and vestings OF
the latest importation and prepared to have then
made up at the shortest notice. In the most fashion
sble manner. and at low rates Of prices.
Having made arrangements to 20 into the Ready.
made Clothing business extensively this season, he
GELS confident that he offer tn those wishing to
purchase stock Of Cioshing not inferior to any in
this city, and not msde up the North, as is usu-
ally the with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
SeDs in this dull Season ct low rates of prices he is
enabled there or, compete with northern work in
point Of prices; and to quality and style, he will
eave for those who favor him with q call to Judge.
He can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants, aud Vest,
the following low rates:
food suit for business purposes, out Of cloth
sDere, for the small sum of.......... ........ SIS
Dress and frcck Ooa.s from xlo to $40
overcoats Of different sly IL to Is
Black and fancy 90 to 10
SILK and Velvet 80 to 10
This stock Of CIcthing is of superior quality,
snd has bsen made up since he received the is and
winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand Q large assortment
,t fancy srticles-such Gloves, Cravats, oollxrs
Umbrellas, &c.
Sole Agent for the ssie OF seotfs Report of FASH
ons in this city sec l6-u
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WIN NOEL & GEO. Z. BOYD,
UPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS.

Pa. auenue, south stds, BET 9th and 10th streets.
WYE prepared furnish enitian Inside BIZ nds
w Of every etyle, Reed Blinds. Paper Curtain, and
every style of painted Shades. Also, We furnish TO
order curlsd hair, moss, shuck, and other Nat
trasses; BeS and other Cushions; Lounges, Easy
Chairs 0ttomsns, &C.; CsrPsts and Curtains neatly
icsde and warranted ~ At old Blinds reprinted aud
trimmed in the best manner.
ALI work done promptly, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction sep 30-eo2m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

UTlSHING TO reduce the present stock Of Fal
w Gcods OF hand have determined to make
great reduction In prices
Muslin Embroidered Collars 81 worth So
Cambria do '5, SiA, 81 y and SO
Do and Muslin Embi Sleeves, SOC. to 81 SO
Lace do 5Oc. to S.
Do Bmbd Habits and Collars z5c. to $40
Muslin co do 81 to s.
Do do Caps 12H to 81 so
Lsca 40 do 81 to 81
FACE Flowers l25% to IS per pair
Boz net Ribbons 6 to 81 yard
lap. neck and sash Ribbons
Cord Kid GLOW e. hc. a pair
Cambria Bands 81 to S. so
Muthn do soc. to S.
Dress Caps, silk and thread Illusions
Braids, Gimps, Buttons Stockings
And . variety Of goods too numerous TO mention
A. TATE
3l4 IA. avenue, bet. 10th and 1lth cts
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KTDW ELLIS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
8HHCH DROP.
~ HAr~Ap D~AA

KID WELLS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
|BHHCH DROP.
Or Caucer Root.
CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR CAN
GER, ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
WHITE SWELLING, BRONCHI.
IT'S, DROPSY, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM TIE IMPURY1 p
OF TIE BLOOD.
Prepared by ]. L. KIDWELIl. Chemist George.
tovR, D. G.
The eatimst. that Is now accorded this prspara,
ton by the medical profession and ov others COM
oetent to judge of its merit, NAV be seen in the
fact thst it has b"en prescribed by many Of orr
most eminent Physicians in this country, and has
attract. the attention of a celebrated profession OF
the Edinburg College, scotland, by whom il has
been successfully used in career Of an aggravated
character
The proprietor has heen forced to make more Ak.
tensvs arrangements to meet the rapidly increasing
demand for BEECH tRoP
VINcENNEs, INDIANA, Oct. 8, 1854.
j. L. Kidweli-Dear sir: Some three months ago.
through thu agency OF Col smith Miller, our repr.
sentstioE 10 Congress. had pu chased of you. for
the use my father in Scotland, one dozen BOTTLES
OF Beech Drop or Cancer Preparation. have a let
ter from my brother stating that the physician de-
res you to forward spo.h-r dozen bottles He
thinks Under its the ti ease is arrested. may
aid that my father has tried every physician Of dis
tioction in Scotland and Englan including Prof-s
sore Edi abuFg and Colleges without RELIEF The
diaes was IF three yeas standing, began In the
right nreek. which is partially consumed. he was
sufferer with constant pain. which has entirely
left him
This case will give Your preparation popularity
Ia B7itsin " hich no O. medicine has. Direct to
William Dick Esq Collydesn, by Leslie Scotland,
IN care OF hiessrs Pen oed, Clay Co, Druggists,
N. York, who will forward it
Er Flint is Of gre at influence in his county,
and will with pleasure communicate With any ons
In reference to his case.
CALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
July 18th, 1854. !
Dear Sir-With great pleasure inform thst your
preparation of Beech Drop has accomplished for me
what tn ought beyond the reach of human ageucs
For the last twelve years have bsen afflicted with
Scrofua of Cancerous form. So extensive was the
ulcers and 90 horrible appearance that my caae
became notorious with sll the Faculty 10 this end
the adjoining countes-in fact had obtained the
beet medical aid in state, without soy sbats
ment of the disease. ThrouRh f,ieud I procured
half dozen bottles of your Beech Drop sitter using
it, SO perfect the curs that hund ais visited ne
My desire is 10 benefit try fellow man with that
purpose beg all 3ted with Serotuls in any form
| to use It,
| Enclosed you will find an order from some friends
| for the preparation. Very truly,
For sale by Druggist and Dealers in Medicines In
Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore.
| oct ll-dSrs