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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Mag

THE November number Of GoDEY's La
dy's Book is to hand, as full Of instruction
and entertainment for the ladies as ever.
Unlike many Of the newspaper and pcriodi-
Ga! publications o: tho day, GoDEY always
winds up the year with better number
than he begius with. Now is good time
sc tc rsSp subscribe for 1856, and remember we
Senu lilo LIOUn ,.vv .v-,,u.. ,u,
$500.
We have also the November number Of
AN7nuR's Home Nagazinc This is deci-
dediy one Of the choicest publications for
the home circle in the Union, and we should
be pleased to introduce it amongst our
friends. The price to single subscribers is
$500. Clubs Of four can procure it for
s1.25 each. II any one wants a monthly
magazine from which to amuse himself and
instruct his children, during the long winter
nights now ensuing, We advise him to take
this one. He cannot fail to be pleased with it,
Address T. S. ARTHUR, Philadelphia.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02

THERE is now at the drug store Of Messrs.
WARDIAw & Lyon a lot OF the finest guns
we have ever seen in any country village
store; in fact we doubt if finer ones can he
shown by any establishment in the State.
Sportsmen who would carry irst-c,ass ar
ticle will do well to call and see them soon.
They are worth seeing, even to those who
at the same place choice selection of the
most superior razors razor strops, brushes,
pocket knives, and SO on, as well as all tho
drugs and medicines which aching and
shaking bones or gal1oping pulses can sug-
gest. In short, MI the various articles to be
found at this store arc of first quality, and
the firm is composed of as unadulterated
gentlemen as ever dealt in genuine articles.
The advertisement Qor which we hereby
beg to return Our Acknowledgements is too
cutting for insertion in the Press, and We
have therefore inserted it in our pocket, as
answering the purposes of asplendid pocket
KNIFE.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for Sale my House aud Lot, ktS.AA
Il in the Villuge of Due West The 8iiiI
improvements are good. There is about Thir-
ty-fivc Acres. n part of it Woodland con-
ncctcd herewith.
A bargain mny he had by early application.
would call the attention more especially Of
Physicians desiring IL Location for Practice. to
this Property. ROBT. a. ARCHER.
October 30 1885. 26-tf
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a Mammoth Pumpkin.
SALUpA, Oct. 27. la5i

SALuDA, Oct. 27, 1855.
Dear Sir: take pleasure in presenting
to you Pumpkin weighing minety-t.ree
pounds, grown on land which was cleared
seventy years ago. Please accept it from
your friend, with my best wishes.
Respectfully, w. C. GRAHAM.
With the above letter Of introduction,
VIC made the acquaintance of the largest
member of the Pumpkin family that has
ever been seen in this "neck Of woods"
de stands Tor ,did) just three feet high,
measures four feet one inch round the waist,
and weighs as above stated. He has been
duly introduced to such Of our friends as
have called upon us since his arrival, and
now is being honored, as. all good Pumpkins
ought to be, with seat at the head of the
board. Our friend GRAHAM will accept
our hearty thanks for tile favor. We hope
she5 may liye)to cultivate his Saluda lands
seventy years longer, and at the end of that
slime 3ss'sd ~ another Pumpkin twice as
tail and twica as heavy. 5 -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02

Our friend LYONS, Of the "Peoplc's Cloth
ing Emporium" announces, in another COL
umn, various benevolent schemes he has
now in operation. We hope his laudable
efforts to please and benefit his fcllow-ci,i-
zcns may be properly appreciated and
rewarded by them. LYoSs is master in
bis line, and if he fails 10 suite, the case
must be crooked one.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02

ES- AS VIC have observed no material
change in the cotton markets, and are press
ed for room, we omit our usual report.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02

Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Tokings, 60.
Il BALES best KERSEYS, atlow cash prices;
II 2 =" OSNABURGS
/" BED-TICKING, offered very low.
208 Pairs Negro Blankets;
PLAIDS for Children and house-ser-
wants; Calicoes Cotton Hdk'fs, Sheetings and
Shirtings; Seamless Bags, DC, &C.; all of which
are offered low for cash, by II. 8. KERR.
Oct 1S "a a.
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Attention,
SOUTHERN RIGHTS DRAGONS,

NOU arc hereby order
l. cd to appear at this
place, for Drill and Instrue-
tion, on Saturday, fourth
November next, ut eleven
o'clock a. m.
BY order Of
Ahbeville G.. IT., Oct. 81, Il
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Mr.. J. A. ALIENS new supply Of fall and
winter dry goods should no: be forgotten by
those who would buy choice goods and pat
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02


Il and the public generally to my new
stock of Fall and Winter Goods NV stock
consists in
Ladies' Dress Goods
Silks, Fancy, Figured and Plaid;
Black Plaid and rInid Do;
Muslin DeLaincs Colored and Black
Alpacas Black and Colored;
Black Mcrinocs. Muslin Laces, Rouches,
Collars. Undcrsleevcs, Chcmisct!es
Ladies' Vests, Rrgalcttes, Alcxandre's
Gloves;
Ladies Gauntletts, Bonnets, Bonnet Rib
hons, Hcmstitched and Embroidered Handk fs;
Antique, Plush, Ribbon and Velvet Trim
mings; Straw Braid, Buttons, dc.
Ladies' Boots Misses do.-Blacl, Lasting,
Colorcd, Black, Red, do.
Gentlemen's Wear
Cloths, Cassimeres, B r Hats, latest style:
Cloth and Glazed Caps
Alcrino and Silk Shirts. Linen Collars;
Bordercd Handkerchief, Fancy Cravats,
Black do; Colored do; &c. Also,
Negro Goods
kerscys, Plains Lnseys, Osnaburgs (piain and
striPcd,) Negro Blankets. Boots, Shoes,
Brognns, (boys md men's);
good lot of
China, Crockery and Glassware.
In short, my stock is complete. Call and
see, and will with pleasure show you through
J. A. ALLEN.
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Special Railroad Notice.

WE arc authorized to state tina: Delegates
to tho Agricultural Convention, to be held
in Columbia Oh Tuesday, 18th November
inst, will be passed over the Grecnvilo and
Columbia Road going and returning for
one fare.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
N q Il G. e.

N u II Il q Es
HEREBY forewarn all persons from tra-
Il ding for a NOTE given to Mrs. Mary
McGrodo for the hire Of Negro Boy, as do
not intend paying it until the conditions for
which it was given, have been complied with.
II. DARRACOTT.
Oct. 80, 1855. &c st
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
Blacksmith Tools.

Blacksmith Tools.
PLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, complete, consist
- ing of Bellows, from % to 80 inches;
Vices, Hammers and Tongs all at the lowest
cash prices. For sale at the grocery store Of
H. 8. KERR
Got 1S "a ' St
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02
PROSPECTUS OF
THE SOUTHERN LIGHT.
A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL
EDITED by
f. i. WHATLEY.
INDEPENDENT IN EvERYTriING-NEurRAL IN No.
THING, ASU SET FOR TIE DEFENCE or ,r
EVER WILL STAND THE rEsr or d.
son, Science AND THE Io1y
SCULPTURES.
"I'roVe M things, hold fast that mhich i. oood"

Terms, 81 90 per annum in advance
W. r. DURlSOE & SON, PUBLISHERS.
EDGEFIELD G. H., 8: G.
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The following reply was sent to all invi-
tation to attend late meeting at Walhal-
la, in Pickcns District:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-02

or companies, he will assume full charge of
their vineyards from the trench;uq Of the
ground to the bottling of the wine. His
terms are BY no means unreasonable, and
those who desire to negotiate with him,
may do 30 through the editors of this Jour
nal. or by addressing him at Washington,
Wilkes county, Georgia.
Had we time and space, we would gladly
60 into more particular details of this very
interesting subject; but we are obliged to
leave it for the present, with tile promise
OF returning to it hereafter, at an early day.
The various articles on Grape culture in
course OF publication, will, we trust, have
tendency to arouse an increased interest
IN the enterprise. 1t only needs fair in
vestigation to convince all intelligent men
of its success and profit.
+. S.-Since writing the above, we have
had the pleasure of meeting Mr.. Axt at the
Atlanta Fair, where he exhibited two large
baskets full of his unrivaIled Catawba
Grapes, and freely shared them with nranv
visitors, who will gladly testify to their ex.
ceIlence: The new President of the Society,
Hon. Mark A. Cooper,). in his opening ad-
dress, commended the enterprise to public
attention in very strong Terms; and the
Committee on Fruit signified their appreci-
alton Of Mr. AS efforts by most favorable
report, and the award Of a Silver Pitcher.
Mr.. Axt has now several hundred gallons
Of Catawba Wine in preparation. and con.
noiseurs viii soen have an opportunity of
comparing it:with the new. crop of Long.
worth, end other vintsrs, native and foreign.
Wa;sball q carefully note the psorfea of
The enterprise, and inform cur ifsaasss of]
the result. s 2 -. z &. -. sa -
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07

kossuth has written aud interesting
letter to the Society Of Friends, in reply
to their Christian appeal for Peace At
any price in which he maintains the
necessity OF war in some cases upon
scriptarsl grounds. Ho says the version
OF the Bible qus,ed by memorialis,s,
which reads glory to God In the highest
on earth peace aud good will toward
man, should read Glory to God in the
highest, on earth peace TO good wishing
mem Here is a question for the New
Versionisl to discuss. Having Sc, The
American people RICH, abou, the mean
ing of Washington's Farewell Adress,
this distinguished Magyar has now I'M
dertaken to set the Christian world RICH,
about the meaning Of the Bible. We
wish hun success.-Chicago Tribune.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
lfuncs,us DarittJ.
A Twelve Pound Chunk.

q returned Californian relates the iol.
lowing good one: The landlord OF a
,otel, built OF boards and located scar the
Iebslk Digglngs, was presented by his
~lie with fine twelve pound boy, which
on'ng 10 the ears OF u wag, he circulated
the story that the host had found "tweIc
pound chunk which ran like wiId-fire
through the place, and caused quite an
excitement. A few weeks afterwards, a
miner from another quarter, having heard
oil the twelve pound chunk, arrived nj the
hotel. and at once made application to the
iandady for lodging. Her husband be-
ing absent, she attended to the guest,
when the following conversation tool,
place, which should be prefaced by the
lemark that the story had exploded sever
all days before bis arrival, and the land
lady had enjoyed the sell with the rest.
1t was your husband. ma Jam wasn't
i, who got the twelve pound chunk 2"
"He had some help, believe, replied
she with sly laugh.
Yes, spose SO. Whsrs vas he Dig
gIng p
"Oh, that's secret"
Yes | spose !, is," replied the minor.
lie thinks he II &c, another there,
{ ont he"
Il don't know what he thinks, bu,
know he won't
a Shouldn't think it probable, although
IFS possible
90 tn-y say"
The miner here paused awhile, at last,
after some reflection, he said:
al spose the chunks is gone, ain it e.
ON no, it's In tile other room
would you Ike TO see it? -
Well, should; but tain't lying
around loose is il g.
Not exactly, replied tie landiady,
.2fo"InE open tAe door, "ior there ii Is
"a. cradle"
Tie amer bent over, wien pair Of
,butby fists were extended, aud giving
10 jolly laudIady one zoos, he len lor
Eayls unknown.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
Master and Scholar.
A learned pedagogue q, Nantucl

A learned pedagogue a, Nantucket.
used every morning TO read passages 10
the Billie, s1a ssround the same ms he
Ps-sss.e ell ia 50 .er l1aa 6y skiing quss.
@@#s ~ / ow tauga Key .giaeMbered
OF lis comments, he might ascertain who
were the brigh, boys of The school, On
one occasion he read from the book OF
Job, thus:
There was q man in the land o. Uz,
and his name was JOB. who feared God,
and eschewed evil. Escnswed evil /; that
IS, he eschewed evil as | do tobacco - he
would have nothing TO 10 with it,. With
this very clear and forcibls eIucidalon
q the word "eschew." he proceeded, I'M
til number Of verses were read and
commented on in a similar clear and in
,elliglble manner.
After long interval, when the young
mind had tim, TO diges, its food, the ped
ngogue called upon one oil the Younger
boys, and the following dialogue ensucd.
"Who was The man who lived in Ia"
job"
WAS he good lnan'"
"Yes."
"Whal did he do T.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07

Isrrurxck or rng PsYsicIAS.-
How many thousand faces must have pas
SID before the doctors eyes NOW many
pitiahle tales If wo must have been pour
cd into ais ears; what awful secrets
mus, find a repository beneath that black
satin wais,eoa,! We may lie to the law.
yer, we may lie 10 tie confessor, but TO
the doctor we canno, lie. The murderer
must out. The prodigal, pressed for an
account, OF his debts, will keep one back !;
the penitent viii hide some Sin from his
ghos,ly director; bu, from the doctor we
an hide nothing, or we die. He is our
greatest master here on earth
The successful tyrant crouches before
him like a hound the scornful beauty
bends the knee the stern worldly man
chngs desperately to him as the anchor
that viii hold him from drifting into the
dark sea that hath no limits. The doc
tor knows no rank. The mutilated beg
gar in St. Celsius accident oil ward may
be a more interesting case TO him than
the sick duchess. He despise. beauty
there may be canker in its bloom. He
laughs at WEALTH. may be rendered
inla!erable by disease. He values no,
youth - it may be ripe for the tomb as
hay tor lac sickle. He makes llgh, 81
F1Aer--lt canAo. cure an ache nor a
twinge OF the govt. He allows, acknowl-
edges, values, respects two things Life
and Death. House. Words.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07

Add r~sa to IA JAS Gf Rum.
here, only by cork controlled,
And slender walls Of earthen mould,
IN oil the pomp Of death repnse,
The seeds Of many bloody nose,
Tns chatterisg tongue, the hor,iA oath,
The fist for fighting nothing loath,
Tbs passion which no world eaa tame,
That bursts like sulpher u,io flame;
The nose ssrbuncled glowing red,
The bloa:ei eye, The broken lead
The tree ,hst bears the deadly frat
" murder, manning and dispute,
a ssauil ihs. innocence assails,
tde images OF gloomy ja'ls,
ire giddv thought ~ mischief ben
The snidnishl hour in riot spen',
All these within this jug appear
And lack, the haugnaa IN the rear.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
Briaget's B.und,rs.

w know "a lady Who was suddenly
,ta'Ioied 10 the cook stove rom tie wash
~ Bridget" said Arr stress, 'caa
Tou d..ss ard ruast goose r. why.
ar coarse, ina am can" Then We will
aa'e roast goose for dinner, Bridget"
'hs narshaIIed guests al The table Toasted
tsot on goose, but Oh tie fly and proud
1aT1ags Of the artistic Brltget, as shv
boEe II IN on platter and deposited the
oaeiaied frame OF the goose, which, with
oct s'uttIsg, tutter. condimen,, or any
ex!slnal aid, had been baked hollow and
dry, Tor four mortal hours, in an oven Of
fiery stove. An infant mummy from
Inebes would not have been tougkor or
2aare Juleeiess. Passing tie solemn dis
,s"rse 10 the imported help upon this
sastfonoMlc toaT pas, We wt'! add, tue
economic lady conso.cd herself over ,afs
urinary miscarriage with tue purpose ol
aashed gander for breakfast. Bridget.
en- ran hash that goose you spoiled"
i :, all DO t,lat exactly" Tie despair
-. Tue 'euseheerer The next morning can
ssr Imagined at the literal hash Of the
loose 5 bones, flesh, tendoas and all. Set
"poa the table. a proper tough fowl,
sssa ain. | had 4, ,.iya a., 49, =. -. =,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07

The Buffalo Republic says that the
following may be reli.d upon as fact,
A well known gentleman, doing business
and residing..ln the upper part OF the city,
had occasion few days since, to make
loan OF $500, and applied to one of his
friends for assistance. His friend ac-
companed him to the house OF German.
where our friend stated his object, and
having satisfied the German in regard to
'usauce, security &c, well filled stock.
ing was brought out, and the $500 forth
with counted down and placed in his
tanis, accompanied by the remark, III
lrnI you i've huntret lo.lar more il YOU
want EN- This generous offer vas
declined, the transaction was closed, and
eur friead turned 10 leave, the door
openeI aud in trooped the three or four
children OF the money lender, with
baskets on their arms, whom the bor-
rover at once recognized as regular
customers at bis house, and who had Just
HAT moment returned from his larder,
with their customary supply OF cold vi,uals
or the boaIdefs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07

49, 4 western editor thus delivers
Hsmset': "HonId say 10 Tie individual
= ~ stoSe our sttt OFT tsr pole, While we
vets .ytng III bed waiting Isr 1t 10. dry,
- u. sincerely nope the collar may
IT ass iroaf,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
PREMATURE GRAVE.

PREMATURE GRAVE.
na remarkable fact that thousands have
l. been brought to premature grave BY negiec-
ting to take some good and Efficient medicine in
time TO arrest the course Of disease. II is
also startling truth that thousands have been
heraided to an untmely grave by the use Of
poisonous nostrums. The author therefore See
ing the necessity Of some good and efficient med.
lcine. which could be relied upon when the ser
wees OF competent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has been induced to offer his MANA
LUXE LlAIMENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS TO the public. These medicines are com
pounded strictly honest and from medicines Of
virgin purity, being warranted az purely yege,.
aole.
10000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers.
sprains, fever-sores, sore throat, neuralgia tooth
ache, head ache, pains in The back side Or breast
boils, ring bones, plmples, diarrhpa, have been
cured in Inc las, year Also numerous cases Of
sweeny, galds, spints, fstula, big head. bic
shoulder, poll evil, sprains, CHAMBERS botts cho.
&c, yellow water, &c. Thonsa nds who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases OF the skin, janndice, nervous
pains OF all kinds, billions affections, costiyo.
ness, female affections, &C., have been restore.
% perfect health by the use Of Gilmore's Anti
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented by the use OF
L. j. Mcklnny's Circassian Hair Tonic. Thi.
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
falling on, promotes Its growth, and renders !,
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
N every town throughout the United state,
for the sale Of i. J. McKinny's Celestial Ral,,
an uneqnaled remedy for cholera, Aysenterv
diarrhGa, fux, chollc, and all pains in the bow
POISON,
1. J. Mckinny's Worm Medicine con,a;.,
no poison and is warranted purely vegeta Ills :
Ihis preparation has expelled worms az an
Kinds from the intestine canal when other nrs,.
arations Of great repute failed. T0p
FEVER AND AGl'r
IN All It's var,oss types, permanently cured.
without injury 70 the system, by the use OF r.
J. McKinny's Fever and Ague pills. This ton.
&c preparation never has been eaualed. II ns..
er falls, Try it, and be satisfied that aea, !. !
be cured -s1' s@A
Agents--A. Gilbert, and Chambers A sor
Upton; n Baker, Rochester; Henry LAM
MOSCOW, Amos Merrille. Pedee =. sha whsS1''
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
VuLGAR WORDS. -TRuE RrADir.-

FuLoAR WORDS. -TRuE READir.-
There IS as much connection between the
words and the thoughts as there is be-
tween the words the latter are not only
the expression Of the former, ba, they
have the power TO react upon the soul
and leave the stain Of corruption there
A young man who allows himself to use
profane or vulgar words has not only
shown that there is foul spot on his
mind, bu, by the ulterance Of that word
he extends that spot and infames it till
by indulgence it Will pollu,e aud ruin the
whole soul. Be careful Of Jour words as
we'll rs your thoughts. II you can con-
troll the tongue tia; no improper words
are pronounced by il, or prevent bad
thoughts bursting out in language
Never utter a word anywhere which you
would be ashamed to speak IN the presnce
OF religious men. Try this practice a
little, and you will have command Of
yourself.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07

PERsEcurlos.--The Swedish Govern
ment has commenced an outrageous per-
secutlon against tue Bap.is,s. TIE SOL
diefs are commanded 10 seize the infants
OF parents who do 40. believe infant hap.
tlsm, and carry them away to BE- bap-
Used.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
fsd- \ row. took place n keokus.

fad- \ row, took place "a keokuk On
last Sunday, says the Dispatch, add q
man bg the name of Sheban threw bot
coffee, on lis nothcr-n-law AID her it,
Tie boy, sca.ljug them both severely
IL IS believed the child viii not recover.
Cause 81 the quarrel Drunkenness.
These parties wiit no doabt oppose the
Liquor Law- perhaps on Constitutional
grounds o. UsgGf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07

We ALSO OYER HEAVY LOT rJAPAK1D RARE-
IS Cases Of assorted Jspaned ware,
81 Cases Of pressed ware.
g aoz. brass kettles various sizes
rs e1t. OF Hat irons
u bundles Of Russia iron,
70 bundles Of common iron
$ boxes VI * tin plate
6 boxes OF * Tx
7 boxes Ollie,
5 cwt OF KING,
Is c~t Of copper,
large copper riyets for elevators
All kinds o!lanterns, glass and tin, and all kinds
oftin ware ofear own Manufacture, which we vii
sell Less than at Mus .a,ine. Give us a call and
see fer yourselves; xe won't charge you anythin M
- look tour stock. We also have sixty thousand
feet Of lightning rods best quality.
The celebrated tin Lard Ianps Of al size,
and patterns Of our own manufacture Thes.
Lamps for durnhlty, ehearEess and brillianc,
Of Their light are not eqsal'ed ~ eny Lamp
now IA use. We are also manufacture the
UNCLE tom STOFE GRUM,
Icing = double cylinder perpendicular drum
w4'cn are adopted to stoves Of any size or pa,
tern, BY the u vh,.h the draft Of the STOW 1
increased, aud the heat obtained from the sam
ire ~ double that OF \ stove without the drum
c all aaa examine st our shop or they can b
cen al q. Swc.!aI.a's store.
Nm H. HAMMOND.
II
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-07
Medicated Inhalation---A New
Method,

most wonderful discovery has recently
been made BY DR.. Cur.is,for the cure OF asthma.
consumption, bron chitis, coughs, coids ana 81
lung complaints, BY me!icateti lnhala'loa. ~ ".
NJ. and CHEaRr Syaur, has accomplished the
:. "a, ~,onderful cures Of asthma and consnmP-
ton in the city of New York and v'aiassy for !. a
1ew months past, ever known TO man. u Is
ynroduciug an impression on diseases OF the lungs
pp.vs, before witnessed by the medical profess
s;on. (See certificates in the handsof agents.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, and under
the linen. without the least Inconvenience, the
heat Of the body being sufficient TO esaporate
the aud---supplyingt the lungs constantly with =
healing and agreeable vaPor, passing INTO y, ns
air-cells and passages or the lungs that cannon
possibly be reached by any other medicine.
Here is case OF