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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11
Iron !!

'THa UNDERSIGNED keep constantly 30
L hand large and complete ss.or:n-r; ~
Iron and s;ecI. Also Nails and all ether arii-
ciss Of ilar1~,r..
nav. frt.J rHtW h 2 kcr.rY
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PLAGUE IN LONDON. Reports are sn
circulation that the plague bias broken out
in London, England, in consequence Of
digging a new sewer IN Argyle street but
as the account is not confirmed in the
Loadon papers, it i, probably wi,hou,
foundation.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11

The largest church in Europe is in St.
Pe,ersburgh. It was begun in l77l, and
in twenty years two thousand men had
no, finished its walls. II is of polished
marble both outside and in, the pillars
ere each one piece, and fifty feet high,
the bases and capitals are Of solid silver.
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Justices Of the Peace .

A Cedar Lodge No. IL, F. & A. n.
Wy Regular communications on each Satur.
wv day evening. on or before the full Of tbs
moon, at the Masonic Hall IN Upton, lows
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11
10 lAa PUBLIC
ROCHESTER ROPE FERRY.

Having thoroughly oyerhaole! and repair
Ill ed my Boats, and made extensive improve
ments on the same, and As everything about the
ferry is now in first rate order, am prepared
to cross persons and property over Cedar River
at all stages of water, and at all hours day or
night, with as much dispatch and at as low rates
as any ferry on the river. Thankful Tor me no
eral patronage heretofore bestowed the hocnes-
Ter Ferry. | am determined by prompt attention
and liberaiity to merit a continuance OF the
same.
O.. My motto is that no man shall 60 a"ar.
dissatisfied. N. C. SWANK, Proprieto
Rochester, March IL, 1904. neln3
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District Court.

I J. Is. BUUTH, Judge
Terms second Monday 10 May and
fourth Monday III September.
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GEDAl COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Officers.
S. A. BISS.LL, Judge.
]. w. CAFTELL, Clerk.
j. c. BE Is, Retr. and Irsns.
J. II. BlRELY, Sheriff
5. DEWELL, Suyreyor.
A. FORD, Coroner.
J. HUBER, Prosecuting -9Anrng
]. X. SNYDER, s. =. {. & u. {
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W. 1An u 1WA

W. HAHN 1WA
Old Stand North Side Court Square.
DEALER III
DRY GOODS GROCERIES,
QUEE.NSWHRE H.4RDW.aRE
BOOTS SHOES
HITS CAPS
READY .MADE CLOTHING
Nails Glass
no T1ONS SC.
WE are in receipt Of the best stock Of
goods we have ever offered in this mar
ket and will sell extremely low for cash.
Thankful to the public for pas, favors
we respectfully invite the attention
Of the community to our Stock Of
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Satinetts, Flannels
Lindseys Edgings, Prints,
Delaines, Shawls, Handkerchiefs
&c. &c.
Our clothing department is full and a right fine
lot too. Look at il before purchasing
BOOTS SHoES-
a good assortment and as chep as the lowest
HATS CAPS
| as fine us siHk---iook at them. In fact we have
almost everything usually kept in u country store
Eyr Give us a caldwell sell as low the
| best of them.
| Upton, Oct llth, 1884, (4G-n
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They have determined, in order to create an ex-
tensiye sale for their engravings and thus not on
iy by giving emlloymentto large number OF
artists aud others, but inspire among our conn-
trymen taste for works of art to present to the
purchasers of their en cravings, when 100000 of
them are sold.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11
LIST OF GIFTS.

4a Calhoun, 100. lo0oo
D. eBe,ass. oil Paintings IA spten-
did gilt frames, size 3x4 f. each, loo. 5,Gs0
leo Gle gan. Oil Paintings,
2xs II. each. 50. 5000
SEQ steel plate Engrayiags brilliant
Is coi'd In Oil, rich gilt frames
24x30 in. each, 10. 5000
10 o0a eegant steel plate Engrayings
cold of the Washington .Nea.-
uap'nt 2ex26 in. each l. $4,000
$4,000 steel plate Engrayinsa,
from loo different plates, now
in possess Oh Of, anu owned by
the Artists L non, ufthe mar
ket value Of, frosi SO cts to u,
each, $1,000
first class Dwelling, in slss
S.N. Cly, l?tot
n bni,.Iag tots in 100 and l0i
sts n. !. City, each 70, LOO n
deep at 1000 400,
loo Villa Sites containing each ten
thousand 81. Il. III the sabrb- of
n. \. City and commanding
magn;ace nj view Of the Hudson
River ani Lon. Isl. sound at 500. $1,000
20 perpetual loans Of essh without
int, or security of - o each, 1000
80 s. " TO 5000
100 30 :" $500
$50 g 30 5000
1000 ). 10000
Reference IN regard 10 the Real Estate T. j..
yTsscRER L TO-, heal Estate Brokers. y. York
Orders, fpost paid with money enclosed TO tt
addressed,
}. ". H0LBRooN. secry sos Broadway y. Y
~ The Engraving ii tAe Catalogue arc now
ready for delivery. no4i-tmo.
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SUMPTION CURED.
Antr Nn.E DEC u lSN2


Icame to New York in the ship Telegraph !;
my native place is St John, New Brunswick;
wnen reached this city, my health was ury
poor; had very bad cough, raised good deal
of matter, which was frequently mixed with
blood had pain i- Hy left side, and was very
weak and emacta ed my friends and physi-
elan pronounced mycasc consumption, and be-
yond the reach Of medicine. [ accidentally
heard of DR. Gurus Hyseana, or InhaIing Hy
gean Vapor and Cherry syrup, and obtained
package which verify believe was the means
Of saving my life. Soon after wearing the in
halcr fouad II relieved tie pressure on my lungs
and after while the disease made lis appear-
ance upon the surface nHcer the Inhaler | took
the cherry syrup as directed, aud continued to
do so, my cough gradually growing better, un-
til it entirely lett me, and | now consider my
self cured. sill wear the Inhaler, as the use
o. ii is rather pleasant and believing it strength
ening and purifying 10 the lungs, feel uns Ill
ing 10 dispense with il. JoHS Woop.
Sold by i tYD & PAUL, No. 40 Courtian,
street, {. II. RING corner Of John street and
Broadway, n. y. Price ~ a package.
N. B.-Any person enclosing So Is BOYD L
Paul, or Curtis 4 Perkins, New York, Will re-
ceive package containing bottle of Fly sean
Vapor, one OF cherry syrup, and en- Inhaler, IN
neat box, free TO any at OF the United staies;
| or four packages for siu.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11
25O, 1000 GIFTS, Of the actual cos, OF
Sl50,0O0.

Each purchaser of One Dollar Engraving,
therefore, receives net only an En craving richly
worth the money paid, but also ticket which
entities, him to one of the Gifts when they are
distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS, a highly finished Engrayin :
beautifully PAINTED nOli., and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS will be sent; or FIVE pos4.R's worth
of splendid Engrayings can DC selected from the
Catalogue.
A copy Of the Catalogue, together with speci
men OF one of The Ensrasings, can be seen A. the
ONCE OF tais paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually
worth that suia, aud elf; Ticket will immediate.
1, he forwarded
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NC A I. 10 TIE r.
AIL-HEALING OINTMENT.
PHYSICIANS the

FIJI YSlClANU the
most skilliul and csl-
ebrated, CoussELoRs
learned in law, Judges
Of great &C lebrsey on
the bench. Ministers
'of the Go pei, Met
ants aud those OF
every station, name,
and degree among man
kane, OF whom,
without one disse ntinx
L.. 4
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A yet, not a solitary women or child
Of the large number who were on the ill.,
lated Arctic, is known 10 have been saved.
None but men We're rescued and they
the stoutest and most hardy of the entire
ships crew. Humanity, where vert thou
in that fearful struggle Tor life 2
rFy" hire is now trying in the Dis
riet Court, Cincinnati, the question Of
the authenticity Of the will Of the late
Col. Jshn Riddle. in which the costs a..
ready amounts 10 IS, 900. The property
involved is worth million Of dollars
c.. +. had six wives and left IL heirs.
Ire question at issue is. whether the
sons sail share equal with the daugh-
els.
sSss- To the shafts Of envy oppose the
shield Of manly Indifference.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11

Golden Rule Lodge No "a, F. A. NJ.
Meets each Griday evening on or before the
full OF the moon, in Rochester, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11
J b " DIRK,

Al N - lkp.
BLANK DEEDS,
Besra MORTGAGES suBrRERAs, IxIcrT!osA
NOTES, &C,
prniud 20 order, and kept on hand at all tires,
for ssl-, We are now prepared to do all kinds eg
tia.a aNe Ea0c. lr'p1Ay
to order and On reasonable terms.
WELLS sPIcEP.
Editor and Proprietor.
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ASTHMA CURED.

BROOKLYN. ~ - Dtc ~, iooo.
For about eight years have been severely
afflicted with the asthma /; for the las, two years
have suffered beyond all my powers OF des-
cription months at a time have not been able
to sleep in bed, getting what rest could sit
ting in my chalr-my difficulty of breathing,
and my sufferings were SO great al times, that
for hours together my friends expected each
hour would be my last. During the past six
years | have had the aid and attendance Of some
of the most celebrated physicians, but have re-
ceiyed no permanent benefit, and bn, little relief.
at length had the good fortune to procure DR..
Curtis Hygeana, or lnhaiing Hygean Vapor
and Cherry Syrup. AT the time | first obtained
it, was suffering under one of my most viole,,t
attacks, and was in great distress, almost sQtio
caung for want of breath. In less than ten
minutes from the time that applied The inhaler
10 my stomach. and took tea-spoonfull Of the
Cherry Syrup, was relieved in gIeat meas
ure from the difficulty uf breathing, and had a
comfortable night | have since continued it
with the greatest possible benefit, and am row
c,InqaI ativcIy weli,-God only knows how
much snferjn, this medicine has saved Inc from
sly advice to the afflicted is try 1T.
MARGARET EhsToS,
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Medicated Inhalation---A New
Method.

A most wonderful discovery has recently
been made by DR.. Curtis, tor the cure OF asthma,
consumption, bron chitis, coughs, colds and all
lang complaints, by meGcated inha lation. Dr.
CuRrIs' hYsEANA, or INHALING HyGEAN VA
PoR and CHERRY SYRUP, has accomplished the
most wonderful cures Of asthma and consump-
ton in the city Of New York and vicinity for a
Few months past, ever known to man. 1t is
producing an impression on diseases Of the lungs
never before witnessed by the medical profess
sion. (See certificates in the hands OF agents. }
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, and under
the linen, without the least Inconvenience, the
heat of the body being sufficient to evaporate
the fluid--supp,ying the lungs constantly with a
healing and agreeable vapor, passing into all the
possibly be reached by any other medicine. -
Here is case Of
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11
County Court.

SAMUEL A. BISoELL, Judge.
Terms, first Monday in each month.
except, April and August, first Tuesday.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11

Manitou Lodge No s l. 90. F.
Meets Thursday evening in each week 1t their
Hall in Upton, Iowa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11

Red Cedar Lodge No 20 10. .. +.
Meets every Saturday eve in Rochester. lows.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-11

Forest Encampmsnt No .,
Meats the lot and 81 Wednesday, IN esfA
month Ia EcihestsT. fsva 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
MARKErs

Our Cincinnati Correspondent says
the Flour market Is dull and heavy.
the city trade holding oil. and there
being no demand for export or on
speculation. Sales were made At O SO
ON Saturday for choice brands. To-
day there has been no sales made. rs
holders are asking higher prices than
buyers are willing to give.
Nearly all the Glover seed IN the
market changed hands on Saturday NJ
50 90 to 80 10. and to-day holders are
asking higher rates. Sales at 30 20
with an active demand and prices still
tending upward. Other articles re-
main about the same as former quota
ton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
coNNERsyILLF TELEGRAPH.

We have received the first number OF
the Telegraph, BY Seth w. Swiggets Esq
formerly Of this place. II Is neatly exc
cuted, and eontais reasonable amount
Of very readable reading. Mr.. SwIggeti
Is gentleman, good practical printer,
and good writer. The people OF Fay
cite, ought to give him a cordial support.
lilo Is sensible In fixing the price at 81
per year. "ThIs," says no truly."ls as
cheap as decent man can publish a
good country paper, II he expects to pay
his debts" We believe every word Of
Il, aud we Intend. In due season, % be up
with you In price. friend SwIgge,t.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
How Johnny Martin souna . Cnrs

How Johnny Martin found n Cart
You may talk about the evils of the
liquor traffic, and the misery Il produ.
cos but IL was through it Johnny Mar
tin found Cart IL happened on this
wise: Johnny Martin going to mill
on cold winter day. stopped to get
his bottle filled. Drinking freely. as
an honest man who has paid for il
has "a right TO do. Johnny became n
little chow come you So" On his way
home feeling very comfortable he laid
down in his cart and went TO Sleep
Nor did he awake when the oxen ran
astride stump, broke loose from the
cart, and left; but slept on till the sun
OF the following morning was shining
down upon him. A slight snow had
fallen during the night and he looked
around him IN perfect bewilderment.
At length he began soliloquising Ms
follows: "W-w-where am II h-how'd
| git hero9 II I'm Johnny Martin I've
lost a y-y.yokc Of oxen, an II ainf
Johnny Martin I've found a c-eart--
g-guess III 90 home an Il my wife
knows me lis nae. an I've lost my OK.
emf she d-d-dont know me II aiaf
mo. an Two found u c.eart."
Accordingly he started home. His
"betser half" having become alarmed
for his safety, met him. and exclaimed
in surprise. "Why Johnny Martin. that
amt youl' "Then I've found cart"
said he; and he went on his way re-
joicing. ).
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
WESTERN ODD FELLOWS MAGAZINE

AS a last and desperate effort TO give
animation to this expiring monthly, the
Editor opens war on the Sponfoon.-
Now the design OF the editor will appear
from the narration Of a chapter of facts:
Some months ago, when travelling to
procure subscribers, he came to town
where temperance men were supposed to
be In the ascendant. A meeting was
got up-he made a foaming speech-ad-
vocated the hanging Of every distiIler,
and the shooting of the first man who
would attempt to cur him down. An
editor preset reported his speech-th!s
good, jealous temperance man went to
his Office and begged the editor to take
out the hard things and assigned as ,
reason, the dread Of a loss Of patronag,
10 his Magazine, Who bids nop for III,
prtrcnage Of the distiler2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.

We cannot make room this week for
our Highland Township Core spondent
Moreover, what good would il do to pub
lish that the Convention was held in a
doggery, and that bottle Of whisky was
or the tablet Who cares for that
And we would be charged with lying II
we should allow our correspondent to say
that the whisky was there for election
eering purposesi Our corresponds nj
himself assures us that d. d. Jones, Esq.
claimed the Democratic party as the
Temperance party This proves that the
liquor was not there for drinking purpo-
ses.
The Convention informally declared
in favor Of A. r. MCleery, Esq, for
Senate, and d. ID. Jones, Esq. for Con-
gress.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
NEW HAxpsHrnE ELECTION,

The latest intelligence we have seer
from this State is contained in the
following despatch;
BosroS, March 20.
The Alias has returns from 2o4 towns
in New Hampshire, which reduces
Bakers (dem. majority to oo3; his
majority in the State it Is thought will
be 1900. The democrats select 1871
representatives, and the opposition ! 81.
Such verdict against the Nebraska
swindle must have It's influence on the
House. This State gave Mr.. Polk
5,o95 majority In 1914. General Cass
had q. 4e2 majority in ie4e. and Gen.
Pierce received 1885 majority In 1852
Last year tho Democratic majority on
the Gubernatorial vote was 6. $40. and
this year only 2,i50. With n clear
majority ON joint ballot against the pro-
slavery administration, this State Is to
elect Senator by the present Legs
lature.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24

01-We deem II due 10 the Brookvllle
College, and to the Claytonean Society,
20 cay that Mr.. G. e. BIsKLEy. 10 alone
responsible for the low and ungentlc.
manly article that appeared In the Dem
ocraf, signed "a cIaytonean." We are
authorized 10 say, also. that u l. dlsap'
proved by tho Faculty OF the College.
and by the moral aud respectable you ng
men Of the Society. and endorsed only
by few boys, who. Ike Mr.. Binkley,
iels themselves stung by our pleasantly
In reference 20 the late exhibition.
For Mr.. 3Inkley, We iav0 always en-
tertaIned high opinion as young man
Of mind. aud we have done for him what
we could to make his soiourn among US
pleasant, aud we much regret that he
thought II necessary to descend as low
as he did In that article even to give vent
20 his Indignation. lie Is young, how
ever, aud will learn, rs he grows older,
that such language and such inslnuations
will fall heaviest upon him who uses
them. We arc prepared to prove his
inundoes false, but we leave him to re-
feet, at his leisure, upon his rash act,
and make reparation whenever be thinks
best. We have no unkind feelings to-
wards him aud we fondly hope that that
act IL not to be taken as an index to his
character--it should rather be set down
as one Of tho lndiscretions OF his youth,
of which he will be ashamed in ripper
years. The limo will como when he
will think Il neither smart nor gentle
manly, and we doubt not he will look
back upon Il with regret.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
rrLLnoRrs TEMPERANCE MUSICIAN

Our neighbor Of the Union says that
several correspondents are soliciting
Maine Law songs. We are prepared
TO say that they can be found in the
Temperance Musician TO the salisiac-
ton Of the most enthusiastic.
This little volume has met with
universal favor and proved Instrument
al in exerting goodly influence. II
Is now enlarged by the addition Of
six,y.fous pages, containing number
of original songs. written By our best
poets. expressly for this work. But
a new feature which will add materi'
rally to the interest and value OF the
work. Is that II Is intersperscd with
pictures illustrating various topics Of
great interest to old and young.
Friends of the cause cannot render
aid in more efficient wey than by cir
culaling the TrarsHAScr Musician.
Armies. in marching to the field Of
battle. are insplritcd by martial strains;
and there Is nothing more appropri-
ate in the temperance army. We are
soldiers, and sweet music should cheer
Us on. and songs OF victory shhuld
speak Of achievements already accom-.
plished. Tho youth OF our land are
often entieed into the ways Of intern
perancc by the songs and instruments
used In Baechanalian rcyclry. But
we shall be wise in giving charm to
the work Of temperance by making
music a prominent part OF our exer.
cises.
Every person sending 20 cents shall
have a copy Of the work sent them
postpaid. by mail; butt is better to
send for them TO be sent by the dozen.
or hundred. They will be sent by
express, or otherwise rs freight, for
$500 per dozen. County Alliances.
Societies. Divisions. &c. should order
them by the quantity for distribution
throughout their respective communi-
ties.
Address Applegate d Co, or
A. ID. Fill lmore. Cincinnati o.
We have a supply Of the above
books at Cincinnati prices. Call and
get one.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
The War Feeling I'm Great Britain.
The Tribune publishes the following

me tribune publishes the ioiloWlng
extract from private letter:
EDISBuReH. Friday, Feb. IL, 1854.
We are in great uproar Of prepara-
ton for this inevitab war, aud il is
very solemnizing novelty to see the
troops and artillery passing through our
streets for embarkation. One soldier
called out to the people who were
cheering In thousands as thsy followed,
shall bring you home seven brace OF
Russians The young officers seem all
glad OF little excitement, aud most OF
those who go are from our highest ranks
many possessing large estates and rep
resenting old families, but keen TO go.
Sir James Ferguson, with immense es-
tates and fl2,000 year Sir Jumes,
Dunlop, the eldest son OF Sir Ralph
Austruther. all youths little more than
twenty. The Duke OF Cambridge Is
keen to go, and there is quite an eager RI
valship among those who hope Tor com
mand.
In the Navy there is similar spirit.
Capt. Hope, who is under the care OF
doctors and very i'll, at once broke
through all restraints, flew to London,
and got command, though scarcely ex-
pectsd to live, but he is one OF our most
brilliant officers, very handsome, very
distinguished, and has an estate Of En-
900 year. He is a brother-in-law TO
Lord kincaird, and performed some very
dashing exploits formerly. But on all
sides We hear the mos. interesting Incl
dents, relating to those who are eager to
60, especially Lord Cardigan, who is an
enthusiastic soldier.
In the English House of Lords, on
Friday, Feb. "a, Lord Beaumont. after d
preface of hostility to the Ministry, mo-
we'd a resolution, expressing the opinion
OF the House that the honor and best in
forests otthe country required that effect
means should be taken to repel the un-
justifiable aggression of Russia upon
the territory of the Sultan, aud that the
power and influence OF this county
should be exerted to place the relation:
OF the Porte with the rest of Europe on
such foundation as should appear besl
calculated to Sc cure, on durable basis
the power of the Ottoman empire, ant
+, afford TO it fair opportunity oil develop
ing rs natural resources, and carrying
OF, tts administrative reforms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24
WAR NEWg

The latest dates from the old world
bring tidings of preparation for the
summers campaign on scale Of mag
nifccnce never before heard Of
England and France have entered into
contract to unite against Russia. Spain
is in a state OF instruction. In short.
every thing Is in motion. May God
defend the right.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24

IL5-We call the attention of. mer.
chants and others, visiting Cincinnati,
to the new advertisements that appear
this week. From n limited acquain-
lance with most Of them. we Judge that
they are the right kind Of men to deal
with. Try theml
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-24

WoNpKRFuL Die ovEnY has roVcntly bocn
made By DR.. Curtis. OF this city, In The treatment Of
CONSUMPTION, Asthma. and all diseases OF the
ungs. We refer % "Dr. Custiss Hygeana, or
lnhalinR Hygcan Napor and Cherry Ssrup."-
With this new method Dr. g. has restored many
afflicted ones 10 porfec, health, ~ an evidence OF
which hc has lnnumerable certificates. Speaking
Of he Treatment, physician femafksi-ft IL evil
don't that Enthusiastically breathing an agree.
able. healing ynpor, the medicinal properties
must come Va contact with the whole of The aerial
cavity of The lungs, aud thus escape lhe many
aud varied changes produced upon them when
introduced lnto TIE siomach aud subjected 10 the
process Of digestion. The Hygegna ID for sale ~
all the principal drugRsls throughout the country
-(Ffom tho N. v. buchanan, Jan. t4th.
See advertisement OF Medieated Inhalation, In
another column OF this paper.