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WANTED.

TY1HE Grand Medical ~ Washington street.
Albany, n. T., wants Immediately so enteprising young
with horse and and from 800 cap.
deposit security fahuness, &C. business and
good written mendaon honesty ability
as AGENTS IN th popular patent n,en,c,-, 90
the day In the western states; whom
will be paid and salaries the year. $500 to $780,
cording to the ability applicant
N. R-Appy without delay, either person. as
above, to p COOK, W. p ONCE, Third street.
st. Paul, General Agent Minnesota.
~ All communications promptly attended 10. ~, -..
sr24-Iy DWIGHT CUAPIN
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A Coon HIr.-The following sentiment
was received with great zest at late political
reunion:
Our Bleeding Cotmfry-may it never be
Pierced again.
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MILITARY Observation-Disclosures papers are re-
marking on the absence of all literary effort in
the Crimea, and arc therein noting-very much
to their own glory-a characteristic difference be-
tween the surroundings of an American and of an
English army. The contrast is fair. The self
laudation is not unjust. Our readers know that
when the Yankees marched into Mexico, they car
ried with them printing press, and published
newspaper along the line of invasion. Across
prairies, through dangerous passes, over noun
tain ranges, sometimes on mules, oftener on mems
shoulders, occasionally on wagons travelled
press, paper, type and nk--editors, contributors,
and pressmen, fighting, foraging, writing, work.
ing onward. Infinite were the uses of the press.
1t carried orders through the camp. Every morn
ing the soldier read in it the story of the previous
day. 1t anticipated the gazettes. 1t dssemina-
ted the orders of the day. Itperpetrated the Cos
sip of the camp reflected public opinion in the
army made known every want supplied every
information exercised, inspired, and animated
every heart. Had the Americans been in the Girl
mea, they would have had daily papers at Balak-
lava, Eupatoria, Yenikale and Constantinople !;
and these papers rejecting the humors, incidents
and life Of the Camp, would have ranked among
the best historical documents on the war. As it
is, our soldiers in the Crimea are indebted to the
London journals for authentic information of
what occurs in the camp itself, and within mile
or two of their own tents Jonathan is far ahead
of US in some respects.-Lo,,don Athencuns.
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A NOBLE Doc.-The New York Mirror

A NOBLE DoG.-The New York Mirror
says that as one Of the Brooklyn city cars was
passing down Fulton Street few days since, a
lady and child attempted to pass in front. The
child was not quick enough, and would have
been thrown down by the horses and run over
by the cars, had not large New Foundland
dog, which was near at hand, bounded to her,
and taking her in his mouth, rescued her from
imminent danger, and brought her to the al
most distracted mother and laid her down.
He looked up and wagged his tail, and with a
short but expressive bark of delight hurried
away. ,sf>srssrA ssa sssstes .,si.sasssE
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LOOK IND LIVE

Oh. j. ,. GALLUPs E
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRER ROOT.
sss sss.
summer Complaints Weak and Resxed B0wel Of Old and
Asiasic Cholera, in its First Stages 5a
HIs medicine in and establish
reputation Is Ear . u known unsurpassed BY
mentsof any proprietor only
e soS1 people The
experience can only give tofhetsw
The Brier Rect syr.p
is the result Of many Of Bowel
euc The pfopeesof drugs and medicines the
Of knowledge and Judgment, WIN tendency
a ans Supplies the
the action the bowels and that castor OLE and jalap and
who does not that an over dose q opium death and
Of most Of the medicines in
this kind such quantiie: that the disease win
aa ens e strengths
OF the but the result is that while
tenn sappns foundsOns Of health, each cure
brings the patient stage early
or an impotent and unhappy old age. lf - 80 =
DOCTOR GALLUP early struck with this peculiarly
Sor he ana succeeded in The in veg
curative, they dependent 9TH
of separating them, that was easy and practicable
sa- This Great Discovery - aaIsa
enabled him accomplish what he had been seeking after
dangerous annoying diseases Of the bowels
without way endanserins the patient. :
Such Is the origin Of the SYRUP BRIER Root,
its advantages other medicine. & -'f+''
1t effects In quarter the time required by ordinary
medicines!
mineral vegetable poison in the
removed 'ff ~ ++f
the system opposite extreme But re-
equilibrium, and the
induces action
pleasant to the taste and produces
will always effect taken before the
lu.ely incurable!
1t can in no produce deatb induce any disease,
effect children is asngen and quietng, being the
best cordial known! l.3fg ~ ut7 1Fe. egf
THOUSANDS CERTIFICATES % its effects, and the
wrought he produced but medicine having
the properties of this Syrup, needs praise
THE PEOPLE, ia4 f....4.
and is their duty investigate for themselves, only
to do this is to eaLf ,eLF+fat ss-z1. go u
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
manufactured only DWIGHT CHAPLIN, successor to
G. Cook, at .sgl s-.-as at -.. s..
No. 40 Washington Street. Albany, n. Y.
will promptly by him his agents,
the medicine be had Of Druggists generally throughout
the country. f'aslsA ~
Apply as above, to
A. W. CHURCHILL, Worcester, Mass.
l.. B. GoRros, Cleveland. Ohio. t.-.. I'D. q t..
EDWARD HILL, Detroit, Michigan.
CHESTER HARRIS, Indianapolis, Ia. Seat .t r.r-r O..
A. BoYNToN, Ottawa, ILL.,
THos. ARMSTRONG, Davenport, Iowa s,a ..ftr- q.
J. II. PRICE, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
p. B. Cook, st. Paul, Minnesota. r. .-.~a
T. b. SEELEY, Harrisburgh, Pa.
The above Agents ri
the PROPRIETOR and have charge Of the they are
located .tE 1- .te-- sr15-1yw
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St Louis. Oct. Sd.

KANSAS Missouri ELEcrIoN.--Returns from DIFF
ferent counties show heavy vote for Whitfield.
Gov. Shannon voted the Pro- Slavery ticket
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leaving as YOU preceive, balance

Leaving as you preceive, balance
in your favor of - -st&- $3.50 so
You can draw on on me for that sum. Trust
ing that you will honor me with still further con-
signments, remain, sir, yours sincerely,
SAM SwINToN."
By the next mil Mr.. Brown sent back the ac-
COUNT with these words at the bottom: ro.
''You internal villain! put in 'stealage,' and
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| Holland, Democrat, has been elected to the
Legislature, and Wilson, Democrat, County Com
missioner. The remainder of the ticket is Re-
| publican. 1888 -->< 1s.4 FL
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The NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIoN.-The fol-
lowing statement shows the votes of the several
States in the electoral college which will choose
the next President:
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VIM. w. PAGE,

Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave to inform the Inhabitants ST. Paul and
rounn: country ih:t prepared to attend
in my profession as VETERINARY SURGEON.
My In the business during extensive practice
seven years in Canada, enables to services will
great confidence TO all.
Entire satisfaction will be given In ail cases.
Calls wi!t he attended the short, st notice.
81" Imminent Srrains, Weak Joints and rheumatism
Jyl7-wtr WM W. PAGE, Mansion lInnsc.
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Southern States.
Northern States.

Those who delight in cyphering, can figure from
gard to the election of President, in 1856.
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SENSIBLE ADvIcE.-The Baltimore Patriot, in
an article criticising the late war letter of the
Charleston Mercury, says:
'sLet South Carolina render herself independent
of the North not by force of but by superior
cheapncss of manufactures-by making sheets and
shirtings at Southern mills; by tanning her own
hides instead of the hides of her puritan sisters;
by making or raising her own ducks instead of
buying either the cotton ones of Massachusetts or
the feathered ones of Muscovy; by pegging her
own shoes, instead of pegging away at fanatical
shoemakers,and by encouraging no 'drillings,' but
such as of domestic manufacture, three quar-
tiers wide, of round, even thread land of servca-
bic quality. These are my strategetic points,
young man and am inclined to think you will
find them good deal better than your own.''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-20
Land Warrants are in fair demand in New York
at previous rates. ft'1f .sz-.sf -4f-s,sy

Buying. Selling. y
100 acres ST O6per acre 81 0S per acre
sos and COS 1 90 do z9 Il II do. AZ
The demand appears to be temporary, coming
mostly from parties who waiting for the open,
ing of the new Land Offices, and who are anxious
to have good stock of warrants on hand so as
to secure the first choice of lands. IA ~ ~, -
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u ba4s HI BRINGS 4r4br aa
Patent Worlds Fair Prem m "A fe.

HOR the last fourteen has been the subscribers
IT, slant aim and rng effort to furnish the public with the
security Fire these
being rewarded in the large Increasing demand
sale Of his Safes which stand IN advance all other
Medal awarded him the worlds London,
1861, which be and compared with Gold Media
awarded him American institute,
streets, Green Block. s. c. HERRING,
July 3. ~ Tai : ~ 1856, 1877 139 Water Street. Z
G. l.. Harmon Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
williams, Bonnell & Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
Orders received by Marshall & Co., St. Paul.
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e. Powder has risen fifty cents per key, and
saltpeter in proportion all in consequence Of the
European war. 'al-ss,s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-20

vHE subscrber have operation Paul Patent
l. Kiln drying Lumber, process
tits OF recent and VIII dry Green Lumber fresh from
the without wsrpng checking
Lumber, Out the contrary adding vaue)
bic short Of time OF day. Persona wanting
Jackson and Ninth streets. ~ ss - ~ ..t--f r. 2
The Of constructing Kiln $50 $780, depend
lag its The drying per
merely nominal. It is believed capital OF $500 invested in
kiln aDs will nett profit Of from S26
$40 per day.
and Comfy Rights Wisconsin, Iowa Minnesota,
SALE Enquire OF y. HASKELL, Agent Patence,
slow House, 81. Paul. - fxsse 4WAKEP1ELD 4 co. !.
This certify the sbcve-mcnoncd KILN
in operation and have bad flooring dried In the
WORKING and thoroughly examining n,
Der be thoroughly sessoncd day.
employment Of the opinion highly pleased
Its results can confidently recommend H. who
st. PAU, June 30, 1865. % - p. r FURBER.
ST. PETERS Courier, Sank Rapids Fronersmsn,
North star, Prescott Psrace, winona Argus, and
Onion, three times and send bills TO this
once. -, q 3 z Hsz - 81 iy4-3tdAwts
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SMITH s. TOwNE,
DEALERS .y1ssB,
r Il "A X EST ATE
sz,f--a Red Wing. min. Ter,
sOFFICE OPPOSITE THE U. s. LAND OFFICE.
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made TO the Best Advantage,
MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
IL kinds Of Surveying, Mapping aud Plotting done ore
II by practical Surveyor Persons wishing copies of Town
ship Maps the surveyed ads be furnished reasonable
prices.
Hon. Ex-tov. Alexander Ramsey, st. Paul. a.
Hon. w. II. WEIGH, Chief Justice Of Min. Ter y
WV. Phelps ESD Register Of U. Land ONCE, Red Wing
G. C. Graham, Esq Receiver Land Office. Red Wing.
Rev. J. W. Hancock, Register Of Deeds Red Wing.
Hon. James o. Parker, 10 barclay street n Y City.
D'wolf Maelsy ouimby, Real Estate and Stock Brokers'
Hon. T. +. Abbot, Mayor of Manchester, n. II. ssfs
s. pss, 81 %s street. New York
Hon n. M Rice, Delcgate to Congress, ST. Paul.
A. Gilman, ESQ, Lowell. Mass. a
FOSTER & DAVIS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
large and commodicus Warehouse at the Rapids,
where THEY are ra 70 store and rehp they
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Or an kinds Dry Goods Boots and shoes and Ready Made
for bound TO sell goods cheap they do in St. Paul.
All Kinds Of Country in or
Terms strictly cash. .rs.sr-V je16-d&wtf
C. b. ADAMS, ..,-1essee
Law and General Agency Office, Washington, D. c.
M Newson Esq st. Pull Col WIN: seh91er Editor Of
ma" nc sa''ss
To-" H."v %s, e
Hon. Ex-tiov. jones' Tenn. Hon. VIM. Cullom, Tenn.
Hon. j. G. Wright, :" ~ Gen Leslie Combs, Lexington,
~ T. n W. IN s.,sts,4
in Groceries Provisions and crockery Third st.
G. G. GRlswOLD,
TEAIER Ready-Msde CIothng Hats, Caps,
IL Furnishing Goods whoIessle and RETAIL Lsmbert's Brick
Building, under the Minnesotisn Oce Third street, Sc Paul,
Minnesota Territory - 80 myl5-itf-JanS-lyw
ANDREW W., ADAMS. s~9
CUnyEYoR and Dealer in Real Estate sbokspee, N. r.
auaintance with the country s unsurpsssed. deczod&wn
g BORUP Z CIIAsIPLuN, So
WouID Tsspeei,uy inform TIE Merchants and q: public
Burbank Cos in the Forwarding and eonmi.son Burness
storage, business. iS.ir
those who ship to them Will save expense Of drsyage.
crenln, nu.xia an I Lar - New Tori.
J. Harmon Co., Buffalo. - 90
a James G. Ysrzo, Chicago. -
- wa: sseis.iey. c.len.- ss
:: 5. Jessap { Co., Dubuque.
L Chouteau & Vale, St. Louis.
~ Borup Oakes st. Paul.
St PsnI, Feb. 20, 1855. 49, feb26-6m
>. v. BASS a. c. LEWIS. DAsA WHITE.
+ 80 80 J.. w. BASS + CO., s,-s-,s
FsrwasdIng SID .Csnmissssn Merehsnts, Lower
Wasehsuse, Sssambeat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MJENESOTA. t-s stsAt
vHB sbscbers would respectfully announce to the pubie
hat they win the Forwarding and Commsssn
Business 1t he above named place; and from their experience
and f.es'es eenndeatly hope 70 nsrt yesr patronage
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS. -
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Tdt ruruRx Hosr or PnrslDrsr PIxRcs.-It is

TIN FUruRg HONE OF PRRsiDESr PIERCE.-lt is
stat "a by some of our contemporaries, though we
do not know with what degree Of truth, that
President Pierce has recently bought farm OF
600 acres, near Colesville, Montgomery Coun-
ty, Md, few miles from Washington, as
his future home But whether true or not, as to
the fact, it is not at all improbable, and even
| such report showcs how entirely General Pierce
must be alienatcd from his home, and his home
from him for such rumor could not gain circu-
lation unless it bore an mir of truth. All of our
Presidents have retired from the exalted office
which they held, to spend the remainder of their
lives in the dignifed quiet Of private life, SUR
| rounded by their early friends, amid the scenes
with which their youth had been familiar. It's "a
bad sign for President Pierce, il il be true, that
he is looking about him for hcme among stran-
gers, instead Of returning to his own State to
spend the remainder of his days alter his presi-
dental term expires.
When Washngton's term expired, he retired to
his old farm on the Potomac; the Adamses went
back to Quincy, Jefferson to Monticello, and Mad
isOn and Monroe to Virginia, and Jackson to the
Hermitage and Tennessee, Van Buren, to his ma
tive country on the banks of the Hudson, where
he had not lived since boy; Tyler returned to
his native place, Polk to Tennessee, and Fillmore
| to Buffalo. But President Pierce turned his back
on his native North when he went to Washington,
and his native State renudiated her recreant son.
Nothing seems more probable then that he should
have made arrangements for spending the remain
der of his days in slave State, where tho popu-
lar sentiment will not be daily reproach to him
for his conduct N. Y. Times. ,s4s. y
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TROY, N. Y, BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES & HITCHCOCK. PrOprietOl

MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand Bells for
M Churches. Factories, Steamboats, School Houses Pianta
tons, Locomotive Railroad hung with Hdreths
Patent Rotary Toke Wheels, Tong Hammers, COM
pee and Springs attached to the Of which are
warranted to please and satisfaction Letters addressed
to at Toy Rens Co., N. Y shall have immediate at
tention. au29-1ys
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HO FARNIERS!.:

SMITH s. TOWNE,
DEALERS .y7.SBs
r Il "A X II - II "A II II |!
y-4et Red Wing. iiin. Ter
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE U. s. LAND OFFICE.
GOVERNMENT LANDS SELECTED, LAND
WARRANTS LOCATED,
Investments made to the Best Advantage,
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-. y. W. BAOS 3 CO., n - -
Fsswasdlng Sod -Conwissusn Merebsnts, Lower
WaPehsase, Sseambeat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MIENESOrA.
vHB subscrbers would respectfully to the pule
that they contnue the Forwarding Commisseu
Business 1t TIE place; and their experience
April -, .S66-wU sp7ss 49,
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HENRY'S
Tnyigoratin!S Cordial.
Pr,iy Fcgta5Ic IN its Competition.


U1UIS invaluable Cordial is extracted from
! Herbs and Roots, which have been found
after wears Of experience by the most SNIiiiGi
PHYSICIANS. to ne possessed otQuaiH!c> most ben
crcl1I in tie diseases for which 1t Is recommen-
dcd, aud hence Nhist it IS presented to lie pup
lie A. an clicacioGs remedy, II = also known 10
be Of that character On which reliance May De
MACE as to is safety In cases of imPo,cncy,
Hoemorrhages Disordered SIerhiiIy, Menstrual
tion. or Sappyes,ion of the Mcuscs, Flour MJus
or Whites or Cor Debility arising from any cause
such - We; mess from sickness, where The pa
ten, has been confined to bed for some timelor
TemaIcSarLer Confinement, Abortion Of Mis-
carriage, this Cordial cannot he eXcclled IN Its
salutary effects; or in loss Of Muscular Energy,
Irritabj'ilv, Physical PTostraton, Seminal - eak-
ness Palpitati0n Of the Heart, Indigestion, Slug
rishne7s, Decay Of the Provocative Functions,
Nervousness, SC, where a tonic Medicine Is
REQUIRED, it will be found equal, if not superior
to any Compound eyer'H Used.
TO FENlLES - Iienry's lnyigoratIa- Cor
dial. is one OF the most inya'uabic medicines N
tie many complaints to which females are SUD-
iect. If assists nature to brace the whole sys-
lem. checks czcc>,cs, and creates renewed
health and happiness. Less suffering, diseases
ana uaGJp2'ucss among .adIcs would cNlst,#tfe
they generally 10 auopt TIE use Of this SotdIai'
ladies' who are Ichiua,cd By those distractions
which females arc liable 10, are restored 10y the
use Of = bottle or two 70 bloom aud 10 ygy:.
YOUNG .NEN-That solitary Practice, 50
fatal TO the existence OF man and it the Young
who arc most apt TO become lis victims, from an
ignorance Of the danger to which they subject
themselves causes Nervous Debility, Weakness
Of the system and Premature Decay. Many OF
Won ,,,y NOW Ice SUFFERING misled IS TO the cause
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DIR. CHALMERS
Sanative 'Eincture !
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
For PNrifgiag tks Blood and Eralica.iag Disease

For Purifying Tie Blood and Eradica;jag Disease
from tie Sgsl.m.
FIlhis medicine is WARRANTED OH oath, not to con
I tain particle o, calcmcl, corrosive snh!'-
mate, arsenic, chloride Il -o.d, mHriate OF lar
ytes, or any olE-: ioie.otiuus minerals.
The Lr,ulipia upon whict this medicine ac''
Is b. ,s,.-,irr and harmonIsias with nature. 1t
.,;iycs out ali foul acrimonious humor> from Tue
blood aad body, and by ass'miating with and
strengthening the gastric juice OF the Stomacn,
Il assist, Digestion; IN short there IS net VEN,
artery, muscle or nerve in the human body that
is not strengthened by this Tmeinre, and 1t al
so possesses the remarkable property OF reno
vim mercury from the bones and JOINTS.
READ GARErULLy the following astonishing
wonderful. and almost miraculous cures: AID
then Judge for yourself whether Its parallel mas
ever been discovered in the annals OF medicine.
Dn. CuuMEG's SANATSE TMcyCEE posses
scs a specific action on the nervous system, and
will be found OF especial benefit for all persons
afflicted with weak nerves, or whose ncr'oa
system has been PROSTATE! or shattered from
aay cause whatever: in fac, it is almost lmpos-
si1lc TO convey an adequate iCe2 Of The SPEEDY
and almost miraculous results which th!s line
tura effects in the diseased. broken down AID
orostJa,cd nervous system. Persons al! Iaa,l-
tuac, weakness ard debility, before Il: u,e, at
once became robust and fall Of energy no
matter whether the constitution has been bro
ken down hy excess, weak by nature, or dcDiH-
tat,i by sickness. its effect on the uistrCHg and
shattered nervous organization is equally GER
tain and apparent In case OF ncara gil. head
ache, vertigo, pain in Tie nerves of the iace.a'I
the various train Of Nervous affections. alpha
ton Of The heart, periodical headaches, cold and
shiycred state cf the frame, frequently fits OF a1-
straCliOn. total inability dislike 10 society, mel
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SARSAPARlLLA
BLOOD I'LL s..

What is that rr..cig's which we call TIC
u blood! Tie b'.od is hat Prm,c'pie by
which the whole system Is regulated ; re- ,.
fore if the blood becomes impure general oe'
ranccment of the system mus' etsue.
Baltimore. July 20. lSjl-Ihs IS to certify
that was Afflicted with violent pain IN the
~ f.n,1 tho impure state Of my blood. was
recommended TO take Haucc's SarapariIia o?
Blood Pis, and after taking one box The pam
was entirely removed from my breast and 'ln'
found them extremely gentle in their opera
Ta ,T'' ovJ would recommend them 10 every per-
son ~ " '''' " P.lTRICK ROCHE,
No. % Conway st between Ho%ard \ Eu'2" :
In purchasing these pills lctmc add one word q
c,ntion: always ak for Uacc's Pits, and pur-
chase Of none but those advertised and II con
ycmirnt call and see the proprietor h'"'seil.
For sale by Sch S. HaHcc, 1875 ba,um9.e :, st,
Baltimore. and in Shcphtrd-town by Jos. Enter
and F. c UIlMams.- Price IS cts per box.
November 20, 1888. iE
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TlInIE q GGIE.gE!

Mrs PharRuMs Ccrgh Candy "'5 I ,,.,.ss,
blessing qtMe lgc. Coughs, CoIi' o ,,. L'''S''
ness cured il from oaa 10 hcire hours =,
Mrs Pnaroum Couch Candy :, f%@P MEDICAL al
Icrt,. in tine malcria mcdica, and can be used
by persons Of any age from the yo"ase,i '1l1 ,
to those most advanced in age "i'hpcrieGl safety
lie tia: hath az ear 10 hear, ict am ht@.
BALrIooRe, Nov. 10, isJ2
Dear Madam:--Thc duties of my business
have exposed me to COUGHS, colds, asthma and
lnnImonary affections have been deprived OF
lie rower Of attending to the duties Of my pro-
fcssion. and should have been, had It not have
been 70. the benign effects Of Your .NciicateG
Candy. tried it but a few hours before | be-
gan to reap the advantage Of lis effects. My
cough and hoarseness soon leG me. Ms LuNca
ARE HEALED, aud my appetite greatly improved.
I, therefore, have TO hesitation IN adding my
testimony 10 that Of the many vino have cApc-
reuccd the benefits Of your valuable cough
candy. To Mrs. Ihar"um. -,..
WILLIAM MERCER.
Price 25 cents per package or - 80 per doz.
For sale by Joseph Eal!er and !. HiHiams
Shepherdstown. Noy. % le53-ly