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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24
Mills GOr sale

ssE2za TIVE property known the C RIp GKwAY
.ssg@5 L MILLS situated in the town of Ridgeway,
sykS Iowa county, Wis, 10 miles northeast the
ssAA village of bodgeyille, the road to Arena and
Prairie du sac The property consists of ssriss
'iitf. containing two of stone, with the other
necessary machinery. SAW MILL. and comfort
able DWELLING HOUSE, together with 2i0 acres of
land These mills surrounded by an uDsurf assed
Grain Growing section. and within 10 mites Of the
" isconsn River and the line of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Rail Road, and win be sold on reasonable
terms. For terms, apply by letter otherwise to
b. L. FAY, Prairie du Chen,
Crawford Co., Wis.
rairie du Chen, August Q, 1854. 3m4I
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READ HIS OWN WORDS.

To Professor Holloway,
Silt Is bot my wish to become notorious neither
say, that your ointment of one of Tho ,cs,
dreadful cutaneous diseases desh is heir To- ana
which was CONSIDERED by aI who knew Ia 9. To h.. e,,
ureis n"yond the reach of medicine For nnc wears
was -hIctet with OF the painful and tronbT.
sore : lhat ever tell 10 the lot OF and after
Trying every medicine had ever heard resigned In
despair all hope of being cured but q TREND hrouvb,
me couple of large pots OF your Ointment, which
caused The sores on my legs to heal and entirely re-
gained health TO agreeable sarnrise sr d.Ii,b,
and TO ise asionishment OF my friends.
lsighedl W. J. LANGLEY
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF a Rad BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH
Copy Of q Letter from Mr. r. Daraat, Sec Orleans
Jforem5er 9tA, 1858.
To PRoykssoR HOLLOWAY,
b, Corner of Ann and Nassau StrestsN V
Dear Sir-it with heartfelt gratitude have TO inform
OF my wife has been For seven wears she hs
bad breast with running woands. ca
was then induced 10 use your Ointment and Pills. when
in the shor space of three months they effected per
feet 20 the establishment of all who knew us We
obtained Medicines from Messrs Wright a. Co. a,
Chartres street, New Orleans. send this from Hotel
aes Princess" Paris although, had written il at New
Orleans, before nnsliy Lent al thar time not
The Pills should De conf emily th the Ointment
In most of the following cases
Bad Legs Contracted snd Fistulas Sore h-osts
Bad Breasts Stia Joints Piles Skin disease,
Runions Govt Sail r henu, So
Chspped hands Swellngs Sore Nipples wounds
Sold at the EstabU ssuents of Professor Ho,,,,, a.
Maiden Lane, New York, aud 2t4, S4rand IoDso1 81,
nS all sespsc,ante urussiss and Desiers in Medcine
throughout the United states in Pots, 81 BY GEMS
cents, and SITS cents each. To be had Wholesale =,
the principal Drug Houses in the Union.
There is considerable saving by taking The srr-
Or shes.
N.spire7t'ons the guidance Of patients In ever
disorder sf' fnAed 10 each Pot 37eo-ly
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&c, &c, &C. &c.
ali of which having been bought at the lowest prices
IN the Eastern Markets, for cash, will be offered East
rces adding transportation Thank full his friends
and the public generally for the liberal patronage extend
ed 10 him. he hopes by strict attention to business
and uniform prices and uprig ut ard honorable dealing
90 merit e. continuance of their esteemed fayors.
f6f JOSEPH GUNDRY.
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From the Kenosha Tribune and Telegraph.
So. THE REQUIUM.


The following production of lad twelve years of
age, was handed US BY friend for Insertion
Shed not tear oeryour friends early bier,
When he is gone, whcn he is gone
Smile if the slow tolling bell you should hear,
When he is gone. when he is gone.
Weep not for him when you stand round his grave
Think who has died, his beloved to save;
Think of the crown all the ransomed shall have,
When he is gone, when he is gone
Plant ye tree which may wave DER him free,
When he is gone when he is gone.
Sing ye song if his grave you should see,
When he is gone, when he is gone.
Come a. the close of bright summers day,
Come when the sheds his last lingering raw,
Come and rejoice that he thus passed away,
When he is gone, when he is gone.
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MINERAL POINT
s q T I n & II q US e.

aoSESE &c - e - EksoE sSsSN SkSkS n.
TENH subscriber would respectfuyc Ill the attention
Il ofthe public to his well selected stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
At his well known stand High Street, opposite Mil
toms store here he may befound al alltmes ready
accommodate those who may favor him with their pat
ronage. He has on hand good supply of
Tea, Coffee. Sugar. Sateratas, Spices, Fruits,
Nus, SardtneS, Oysters SC, &c,
AZ of the best qualities, and offered
q ole terms.
CANDIES OF ALI GzINDg9
Manufactured sold whoesaie aud retal,as cheap
they be had al any place in the west Ia connec
ZION with this establishments good
3 a K Il q "
Ry which is always supplied with fresh Cakes
iss, SC, and also prepared to furnish
e F992T AT q q n @FTA 20 A % S@P9A q
W S5J1J4ggG30 AMY G2G 1885,
Wit the delicious varieties, OrnaInented suit
the lost particular taste.
Iz The highest market price paid for good Butter
and Eggs.
THOMAS MALONEY.
Mint rai Point, July 90, 1852. 39tf
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INSURANCE AGEgCx.

ET-N1 INSURANCE. CONP4NY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1919.
CAPITAL STOCK. S3oO.ooo!.
q. u. RIPI'hI' Sec,y, Taos. K. BRACE, Pre-.
DIRECTORS
THOMAS X BRACE, ERENFzFR FL 0yyFp
"a ~ -. Ioliohs z. A BrBkELEY,
&c NJ WV D5RlD0t, ROLAND MATTER,
-, ,t1fIi Cd1- aCf, EDWIN g. RIPLEY,
-, n q ~ u - Lux, SAMUEL :. WARD.
~ 81 81 49,, l-t,I1r HENRY =. PRATT,
Ttii.s.o A ~ ~ n, AUSTIN DfJNHAM,
'OilN L. Bus " ttt.li JCNIUS :. MORGAN
GUSTAVITS F DAMS
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued nj ravora
terms by " S' {
N. B. BOYDEN, Agent
me above old established and well known companv.
to insure On country dwellings and Farm non
other real ana personal property, on as favorable
rs my responsible company. All losses iberaIiv
-, "d p'onp'! pau o5 taelr agent 4y
Office over John Millions store Mineral Point WIS
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st. Louis Advertisements.
-7------------------ - -
5 30 0C o
1000.
PEOPLES
GIFT ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION.
"ONE OF LIES HAPPY HOURS -
AsRxurIruI ENGRAVING. .SpA

"ONE OF LIES HAPPY HOURS"
ABsAUrIFUL ENGRAVING,
SHIRE IN THE GIFTS, FOR ONE DOLL.7R.
fiNHE subscriber would inform the public that be has
established agencies throughout the oountry for the
disposal Of the beautiful engraving known as "One OF
i-iie's Happy Hours II is beautifully executed on STEEL
and is worthy pronine place either in draw
or parior. The original painting t5y Mrs. Lilly M Spen-
is at present in the possession OF Mr. Chas eteson
The engraving is twenty by ity inches, rep
resenting young aud lovely woman, blooming with
health upon her knee stands fine looking little fellow,
engaged in piucklng a. from upon Il table
hand. and eGtwning them his mothers hair,
which, owing his depredalioaS is hanging somewhat
loosely about her a,tiful neck, while the countenancc
of each indicate that the artist did fail represent
HOne of Liie's Happy Hours"
Il issuing $4,000 copies, subscriber is enabled
furnish hem III the above price, and completing the
sale 10 presenl - members OF the Association the fol-
loving
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A CURE FOR AIE.!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,

Cstirers Of the Uafaa,-
You have done me the honor with one voice, from
one end OF the Union 10 the other, stamp The charac
Ter OF my ointment with your appreciation Il scarce
ly two years since l made il known among Won and
aready II has obtained more celebrity than any other
Medicine in short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
b, Corner Of Ann aud Nassau Streets, " Y
ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AFTER NINE
YEARS STANDING.
Copy Of letter feHr Mr.. La yfry. of Ypr,s-fl,
fd9 .tR egunfu. q. O.. \ anrr5 VI = ls,a
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EDsstEtf: Nb+shCE.-Ali persons hereby
Y notified not trespass, Mine or Dig, upon any of
the following described apd without the written
sent %, mission of myself OF my agent wit
Descrip. sec. In. Ra. Descrp. Sec. Tn. Ra.
hnwq g "e ehswq 10 " e
W h n q 60 90 sSe n G q &
" hneq&e wq. il Q
h nwq IA g sc W swq II
VIII 50 Sc - 81 90 e
section g ste whseG Is 60 e
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and ali persons from buying removing Lead or
other ores from the above describes lands without my
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, June ?, 1852. n33
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= 2 ~ { OuS
81 aNIERW SEcrso

aH II S&ssEG- s|S4SEAsAs
Ihe SUBSCRIBER rs just r. Csvng his Spring and sun
et Stock 81 auods which are fire. aud new in man.
aiaSure ana style, and VIII be sold NJ unusually low
prices eay Stock selected wi great care ana ex-
pfessiy Tor no trade am cGnddeet shat I can give
SATISFACTION not only in quality goods. 5ut prices,
20 All VINO may taVorT"e with call without any ass-
AS or paWhs my st5cI, would that uurcnsse
IN ekL stY stock t.'r country trade, embracing the
styles, 10 wit:
DRY GbOOS AND READY MADE CToTHFNG
LADIES' All 6 ESTS' BOOTS AND SHOES
BOYS MISSES, AND CHFLD8ENS' DITTO,
HATS AND CAPS GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
HARD WARE, EBOCHERY. .Tl7z WARE
FLU n SlAS''4'5 Forh CORN AND OATS. ALWAYS
OK RAND.
All OF which VIII be sold extremely loT for zEApy ~
which system viii be strictly adhered to-
Wod state - those y DO udobtcF 20 me either
oy note OF BOOK account. that they viii DE- me t,~
favor by callins and n the same: On which
WI! receive " HEAT, CORN. OATS &c the HIGHEST
cash prices viii also take live stock IN exchange for
eE All those who win come forward and cash fhe
uthandsi hold against Oh within thirty DAVIS from
tbls dae VIII receive liberal discount % Tia same
Don't forget 70 cali and examine ths stock while IL Is
yen and new always rencmbaTiuz The DIMES 4 p
prices are too low for ANY ching but ready pay
BENZ. C. SCOTT.
heiio" -tcae' aiay - iS5a 6m2q
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IR 0 \ A Nd STEET,.

IL ~ n a n ID > i l. Il L.
Is worthy the particular attention Wagon
Blscksmiths
BiaeFsnliths Rellors, .81le'fcan and English
.4arls 81 I'D Boz Vices Brass Por ia
And every thing that line hand of aualtes war
ranted- Most of their stock been purchased from
ire manufacturers and will be Sid WhoIss ale at
40 vance on eastern prices, and retail very low
All orders will be promptly executed, and good scare
fu!ly D4cktd and sent as directed.
IH T. & W. Are agents and the only dealers in Ca
iena Ia the genuine Fairbanks scale IS. She REM.
latlon OF which IS too well established to need word
of commsDdatiOn
iuil stock of Counter and Platform Scales awavson
ord r, at short notice. - - -
"a'eha' september, 1853 a.
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gsautiOn.

Lii persons are forbidden TO mine, dig, renovemin-
n eral FROM otherwise trespass upon thefolIo
described premises, to wit:
The south east IA of section &c, town 6, range east
north y OF north east les and north g of south 4
E Ia Of section ], town 5. range ? east.
And further potceis hereby given any person or
persons trespassing upon the above premises will be
dsalt with according to law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES rOAY.
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1S53 soft
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Clothing.

fresh supply of Life Sayings OF Mrs. Parsingtop,
"A and Fern "a :ayes End Series.
ALSO,
This That & The Other, Lamp Lighter.
Mrs. Ben Darby, Minnie Herrnon,
Pearl Fishing. sunshine in d ally Paths.
Light * Shade.
Prose & Poetical Works Of Spencer, Dryden,
Dante Herbert, Coleridge, Milton, Cowper.
Montgomery, Hemans, kirke White, Goldsmith.
Sterne, &c. &c. sc, sc.
Standard Theological Works. Family Bibles
& Prayer Books, just received az
ms SN54Tv,.
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ESEEEsS- PfElF.sI!
Il IL eyCTv man. " oman and child the coUnt! =
L need kidd TO suit rOu al, say
Pulford's AE.i-BfIlious Pills,
Fahustook'a Anti Bilious do.
EmoTe's Improved Bi.liousto.,
jew D4yid's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and sovereign RaID do
Lees Bilious do GraeDe B5Ergh Do
Modatt's pills and Phoenix Biiters.
Ssspineton's Ague pills, Or Bruce 50.
Or. BrsncrCths Pills,
Rev. o iflbbard-s do
Dr. Angles Candy Coated DO,
HerTick' sugar Coated do.
And lots OF otherkiuds afPiils-
which you can get bycsliiEg stt he AinerSEg''
Noyefu herfS RD. PULFoRf
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FOR SAFE.
TE south east quarter of Section thirtythreP, town
Il eight, range four Also-seyeTal uniuaproved
Lots and parts of Lots, in the village Dodgevie-
Also-the place forlnt rY known The ''Tom Jenkins
place in DOGGY lie, being parts of Lots for in
Block three.
ANY of the above property viii be sold cheap, and on
favorable terms. Apply To
COBB & MESSMORE, Agents,
Mineral Point, or to
AUG. F. DOW, the owner,
New York City. It
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VALUABLE PROP ERTY:

/ Farm in Cook county, illinois, go acres, with
fine dwelling house, barn, necessary out-hou
SEES and variety of fruit Trees under good
cultivation, valued $500
1 country residence, pleasantly situated miles
from ST. Louis; the house is nearly new, and
finely ornafaeuled ilh fruit and shade trees 400
2 T. Gilbert & Co.'S pianos I.0Oe
Elegant pianos, rose wood cases 1,sU0
Prince & COS meodeons $50
superb keyed accordians 81
1 Set parlUr furniture $50
10 s sPs se s S55G Sa sS5atau'' go
10 Ladies' fac gold guard chains zoo
30 taadi. s fine gold watches $50
10 Geat'z tine gold vest chains 800
20 Sets Ladies ornac2ehted bracelets 2~l
10 Sets Ladies' ornanented ear rings Joe
p Gents cluster pins Is,
25 Laiies' fine Mosaic pirs e5G
So Cents gold rings with fettings 4un
200 Ladies' gold pens wi h cases i,9o 0
Sc0o gold pens, enaUaeled points 1900
iVO gents Turkey morocco port mcnnaies $50
100 Ladies' pearl inaid portInonnzies $50
[ Double barrelled gun, silver mounted 80
Avery's Crystal Palace sewing machine loo
81 Ladies' figured silk and satin parasols $50
50 Ladies silk umbrellas 25l
81 gents silk umbrellas 2eO
leo gents walking canes goo
200 Ladies' fans, various patterns SEQ
10 Ladies' god thimbIes 80
II Ladies silver thmbles 70
gents dressing cases IS
I Splendid pIeAsu' carriage $50
'uuu popular literary works 900
$50 Fine sseei engravings of Clay 1850
100 Fine steel engrayings of Webster l5ao
Ioto Fine steel engrAyings of Calhoun $500
In making the above selection nothing has been fnc
ded that is not highly useful and desirable There are
nearly
5000 VALUABLE GIFTS,
Among which, may By the above list is fine
farm dwelling house, several elegant pianos SETS of par
Tor furniiure beautiful carriage, fine gold watches.
Chains pens pins rings work boxes dressing cases &c
Nz hecoilect, by RENTING one dollar you receive
fine steel plate engraving that be purchased at
retail for less than 81 81 3d. and numbered receipt
which entities tha holder to chance in the above gifts
Cs- Gail and examine the engr4yings at 81 and So
Ma ket street.
The great rapidly with which the tickets are being dis
posed of. causes the undersigned believe he will
De aie to bring The enterprise To
~ re" weeks 10 prevent errors, write your address
plain and in full enclose an envelope with il written
upon.
All orders by letter post psidl with The money enclosed
VIII meet with prompt attention The engraving ana
numbered receipt, eltitinG Toe hold chance in
property and vote toward the its dsrl button
forwarded by return mail. Add -ess orders to
l.. w. ABBOTT,
% and 80 Market street, st Louis Mo- where the
craving can De had on application. 3n50
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NHT4ODES AEtE-Painied NC fsss
w cts, Covered Pals & Sugar Boxes Pr. -
Ladies'. Brooms, Zinc WashboefGs aeP ' T-eas %
Baskets, Brushes, and general yarietse a. fs)fRs
csiyed, esd for sale 3; GEp' w.
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A PROCIA1IarIa~
HYDR0-eIECTRlC VOLJAIC RI.

To The iflh7bitants of Mineral Point and -.
PULVERMACHFR.S
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One word More so snvaIias.
A REAL PAIN KILLER ;

FsAEsFs EEE-'S INDIAN EENINENT.
The BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IA
TERNAL OR EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
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Nh AtkEHEL-No.I , in RbIs halfB bhIs md
A'A a bbis ,Fnne, ju.tree'da GEO, ", CoBB's
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-24

The best assortment Of W-7GON and C.4RRLfqE fix
lures in the city = INC uding Springs Axis Boxes
Brass bands Maieab!e castings, Carriage Bolts &C.,
Which with their large sInck of
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AN EXrRAoRDiy lRY CURE OF AB.D RRP.Sr
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF DEATH
Copy Of Letter from ar. r. Da-aal Ssc O-K,ar.
-SoreR5er 9tA, 1858.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-18
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.

Will be found to possess those qualities necessary
to the total Grad alton of all bilious attacks pronp'
to start the sccrrtions the liver and give hea
tone to the entire system. Indeed, ~ Is no oru-
nary discovery in Medical Science to nave ihNcn,
I'd "a remedy for these stubborn complaints. vhieh
develop all the results produced by heretofore
free of calomcl-a mineral justly dreaded py
ma nj nkind-and acknowledged to be Obstructive III
the extreme to the human system. That the prop
critics of vegetables comprise all the yrtucs
of eaomel. without its injurious tendencitsh Is no"
an admit ID fact rendered indisputablc by sc'eh'
tfc researches and those who use the hanur"A'
Pill will be fully sytished that the bes medicines
are those provided by nature in the common he' Us
and roots OF the fa
The Pills open the bowels and correct all blliou'
nts without salvation or any III the In
furious effects Of calonel other poisOns The se-
creton of bile is promoted by these Pills as VIII DE
seen by the altered color of the stools and disaPpAr
ing Of the sallow complexion and cleansing oi ths
tongue.
pills. aud the price Of quart bottle OF the sea
Weed Tonic and boz of Pills combiIed IL only on
dollar. But separate boxes of Pills can be hsa
| any Of the agents for % cents.
| These remedies are prdpared under the persons
| supervision Of DIR. J. ii. Schenck. proprietor
| Schenck's Pulmonie Syrup. the well estabnshe
! remedy for Consumption Bronchitis. Coughs Cold
Ao & G.. and the inysntor of the celebrated ResP
ometrr. for examining and detecting all diseases
the Lungs. Heart. &c.
wHOLESALEAGENTs
Philadelphis-Gilb-rt. Vents, l. Co, III N. ThiI
Street.
New York.-C. V. Clickner Co, 81 Barclr
street
Boston --Reddins 4 Co. No. 8 State Street.
And every respectable Druggist Throughout 4
United States.
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DIR j. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
For the cure of Consumption.

Tb. propri.tor Of this mrdicine Was hinssi
many years ago. reduced 80 low A. TO De sI
by his ply scian ms and friends. IN the int' tt"be
Com umptiun. When all hopes OF ever Btttihe Nsh
had a.d he was strongly recommended to Hs .
syrup ma de from old Indian receipt. Hhieh I've
credrd in eheetually cur,iDg hm. The family
physicians and large number of rtspecthbit ger
tlemen certified to the fucts Of thit case lId ioon
the Pulmonic Sytup obtained reyntaitn never
equalled III that section VI the country IfeAuAs
A. tins case did sensation second 10 'pst obiy
a miracle DR. Schenck was waited upon by many
similarly afflicted. to whom he adninitttr,d the
Syrup with the same beneficial results. In ise''
such was the notoriety of this medicine. mat en-
inent practicing physictns had th.lr aVcnheh
drawn toward the rising reputation OF IT, nom haV-
ing Witnessed it's curative powers, ana freely sx
tended the hand of friendship and encouragement
to DR.. Schenck. and introa"etu the h.ui.'he '''A'
public. and used il in their daily practice.
No other medicine operates upon the system IN
the manner that the lulmonie syrup do's' IL pro
duces II healthy action upon the niorbiu paris "
purifying them from diseases IL iomotts tDe ei-
ions aays the eOueh b. ripcns tht matter IN
the lungs and when it is discharged. II heals IN .
op,nng that the breaking of the tubereles or ab-
scess produces. and the lungs become schnu anu re-
,ume the performance Of their natural functions
it also soothcs the srtated portion of In, iuhg ara
OF her organs and thus restores these parts to hean
A superior property that the medicine possesses
over all others is that it contains no OPIUM eaie'
mel. OF any other dcletrious medicine
In lS4l Dr. Schehck removed IRON tthingtoh,
New Jersey. to Philad,lph and commenced ths
practice of his profession whore he soon acqur'a
reputation excelled by none, in curing uhtnss
that had heretofore been deemed incuiabie. ana No
has since then daily presentad to the "orla ineon
! tcstible evidence Of his success
! Both of his parents died with Consumption whieh
appears to have been hereditary disease Win ms
fathers family All his brethers and sisters t1eep
one. died caily of this disease none oil thena pu'
the one brother, reaching tho age oftwenty
Thus |, IT, nearly the last Of his family. he nanf
/ IL felt some alarm as one aft tcr another were con
we'd ,o .he silent tomb by ths fell destroyer
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-.- testimony.
OASAAAONA ~. q Z,

=
| ". Aha .uhso,;hors ro,,d,,,so, ID with
b.r,Ly c.rtity that x. ,r. wou .ca,.,n So,
Dir. j. H. Schenck. lie was attacked by dseH,.
which. we believe terminated in Pulmonary Con-
sumwtion under the operation OF which he wsr re-
ducc so low to be unable to leave his bed for
long time and to all appearance was past recovery
lie IL now perfectly wcll-hIs ;ough and fever have
belief thai these salutary effects have resulted
! from the use of the Pulmonic syrup.
! MEMBER OF coNoREss.-lsaac q, Farley.
! COUNTY cLrRK.-Joseph Benson.
| sURRoGATE.r-G &. Seymour
JUDGES OF IiIE EcouRT.-SamuelIIill. Robt. r Read
| ing. A. G. Davis.
| MEMBERS OF rHE BAR.-Peter j. Clark. VIM ii.
sloan: G, Bartlcs. Nathl saxton' George A. Ah.n'
| Jas. n. Reading, Alex Nurts.
| PHYSICIANS j. y. Schcnck. NJ. D.. Geo. =. Rex;
VI. D., X. D. Mershon. NJ. d.
MERcHAsTs.-J q. j, il. Reading. Augustus
Frsbie A. v. Donnell. Wm. J., Emery }. 7. farlee.
| cLrRGy.-Jas. NJ Olmstcd. L. Dstolette,
rosrMAsTrR.-Geo. W, Rislcr,
cirIzrNs-John n, Capner. Mnblon &. Hart. P.-'
ter Ewing Asa Jones. VIM. X, Moore, =. W. Burk
Hugh Capncr. John u. Jones Thomas uray, A. D.
IIolcomb David Dunham. Hart Wilson.
AT th time there H. not town or village In the
Unit ed states but in which can be found more or
less wonderful cures by the use Of schencks Tul-
monte Syap
Respiromctrr for examining and detecting sil dis
cases OF the Lungs. Heart. Sc.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
iiadciyhfo.-Gibcrt. wentE l. Co., l7JN. Third
Street.
Street.
Boston.-Redding & Co. No. s State street
And every respectable Druggist throushout TIE
United States.