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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
Kle1.'S Rock OIL.

Aeor7S HOCE Olls
TNROM A WELL 400 Feet deep, near Pitts
burgh, Pa, is offered to the public as a
Natural Medicine OF no common value. 1t is
a different thing from The old Kentucky, or
American Oil, as this IS used INTERNALLY
As we'll as externally. As a local remedy in
Paralysis, Piles, Rheumatism, Deafness, loss
Of Sight, BuruS, &c. Also as valuable In
teInal remedy for Piles, Ague, Scrofula,
coughs, D.arhoa, Erysipelas, old sores, Erup-
ions of he skin, Female diseases, Worms
Bladder and Kidneys, Bronchitis, Pans &c,
&c. < invites the inveStig ating Physician, as
wei as the suffering patient, 20 become ac-
ouaInied with is merits.
Discovered in t4J, it has within 2 or .hree
years, made multitudeS of cures, and multi
tudcS OF friends, and as soon as tried, the sales
not only increase but hold cut. Testimony to
its great merit is constantly accommodating in
the hands OF The proprietor by certificates,
letters, and in other ways.
Full as the world is OF Patent Medicines
il is thought not best to suppress this, the
work Of NATURE--to make room Tor Human
Intentions. Price 81 cents per bottle.
For sale by L. A. LEMON, Ply moGtb.
r. M. LYON. Proprietor,
So. Dearborn ST. Chicago. Ill.
July 81, 1854. 2lm6.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
Strike &GGfsa

E0R SALE.-The well known Fsls.
- OF Serhe.. MaIsters, titIsted ikrs, L. -
west of Piymouth- containing 9Go aces VIZ.
valuablS Improvements. snG IN "a good ~, : =
borhood. Terms easy. Two Yeas creGii on
"a portion Of the purchase Rionsy. Apply al
tie Banner Office.
Dec. ID, 1854. 39as
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
MONA rVK VALLEY
Farmers Insurance empty.
Of Schenectady. N. Y.
Capital $4,000.

THIS company is one of the most res
.ponsibIe in the U. S. Applications ia
ken, and policies issued to Farmers, Nero h.
ants and others desiring TO effect Insurance,
on liberal terms.
W. G. PoMERoY, Agt.
Nov. 81, 1854. 37tf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
CABINET SHOP.

JONATHAN WRIGHT, Jr. respectfully in
- forms the inhabitants of Plymouth, and Its
vicinity that he has opened shop under A. l..
Wheeler's store where he will manufacture
Furniture and Cabinet ware at as low figure
az any place N tie Wsst. Terms Cash, s9H
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
Lap0rte CITY BinderV.

r HE subscriber. having established
Biudery. is prepared TO do any de-
scription Of work at moderate prices--Blank
books ruled and bound to any pattern, warren
ted of good paper aud stock-Music done at q
few days notice. JAS. MERCURY.
w. MARRIOTT, Agent, at the Banner Office
with whom all work may be entrusted. 4lmt
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
Office Of the Gin. Peru Chicago Railway Co.

Peru, April IS, 1854.
F1NHE subscribers 10 the Capital Stock Of
inns Company are hereby notified, that
q second requisition Of ten per cent, on the
amount OF their cash subscription, will be
made on them payable on the first of June
next, and like requisition Of ten per cent.
to be paid the first OF each month thereafter
uRtil the whole be paid.
JESSE HIGGINS, Secretary.
Subscribers living in Laporte county can
pay to J. 3, Niles. at Laporie: in Marshall
county. to z. B. Pershing, at Plymouth: in
Fulton county. Isiah Hoover, at Rochester: ir
Wabash, TO Q. 6 Ellis, at Somerset.
April s<th5 1854, Sc
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
Honest Debtors

That don't believe in making me the scapc
goat or heavs offering for the whole. Now
crops and the laws of the land, TO discharce
my duty in respect to collecting my debts
"peaceab'y if | can-forceably If must
therefore don't deceive yourselves with tn.
false hope that will always wait and wait d.
| have been doing heretofore. II no money,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
fl good Hog, Beef or Deer

And Twill place to your credits and pay goods
or money 10 balance. But bcseech OF you,
by hook or by crook, do manage to pay John,
and that speedily, the amount thou honesty
owest him, aud save him fr m the hands o: the
cruel, or by the powers OF the Beef Market
and Wood pile,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
furnishing GOODS,

Cloths, Cassimercs, Satinetts, and all other
kinds of Winter Goods, can't b. beat in any
portion of Northern Indiana, and his variety of
Trimmings for Tailors and others making up
clothing, will be found more extensive than at
any other house in this place.
Don't 60 somewhere else and get cheated
before you call at the Peoples cheap clothing
store here you are sure TO get the worth of
your money, and leave the proprietor of the
establishment with the warmest thanks for your
patronage. +. r.
Oct. 10, 1851. stiff.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

DianOs. The subscriber has just reed a
III new assortment from the celebrated House
OF Pirth, Pond i Co., and Hallet, Davis & Co.,
with and without the Eolian attachment.
G.. B. ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 22yl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

bcSlucS fuII sore OF UFOecTIcS, Dry.
Goods and Hardware,
4, John hopes to prove to both friends and
foes, that although badly bent IN clearing my
self from the gales in the last falls court, in
order to have some peace and quiet in Ii lie and
save something for Hank and myself in old age
am not broke. | was forced to encounter
this. BY The help Of *"' and the people. ali
the talk FOR the. last six months, to the con
trary notwithstanding. / am perfc tly willing
10 work day and night, and make every exer-
ton TO wire off old scores, and 1 would just
observe to nv
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

NTUSIC hath charms to sooth savage, &c.
N Violins. Banjocs, Tamborines, AccoIde-
ons, Cla,ionets, Flutes, Flies, Melodeons &C.,
for sale at ROBERTS.
August 3, 1854. 22yl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

MAPS of the Seat of War, just received by
H ROBERTS.
Auyust g. 1884, .2yl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

II ETTER Presses, a new article, which 10
business man should he without for sale
by G. 8. ROBERTS.
August 8, 1854. 22yl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22
One Thousand Dollars

Will be gwen to any person who viii produce
so many we'll authenticated certificates OF euro
both from intelligent patients and scientific
physicians, as have been effected by the use
Of Pulvermachers Electric chains. They new
er fail to perform what they are advertised to
do, and no person has ever been dissatisfied
.vh hac n,r-S tkara Liz
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-22

THE u. S. Grinnell Expedition IN search
Of Sir John Franklin, just received by
G. B. ROBERTS.
August 5, 1854. lsyi
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DIED

In Georgetown, on the 9 instant of bilious &C n
gestion, Nus. MARY ANN, consort of Mr.. George
W. Varnel, in the 4lst year Of her age, l. aving a
large family of Interesting children, doa ing hus
band. and numerous friends TO mourn with them
this bereavement, which ali must dspore.
Funeral at 3l& o'clock this (Thursday) afternoon
from the late residence on Market, near Bridge ST..
to which the friends of the family, without further
notice, are herewith invited.
In same place, On the e5,h nitimc, EDWARD
MARION, infant son Of George w. and Mary Ann
Varnel
Thus, in one short week, has tie mother been
called from Of earth" to embrace the ssinieG
infant that had passed to heavenly bliss.
This morning, the ID instant, in the 10th year OF
her age, MARY A consort Of Edward J. Ellis.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
s2ectfu'Iy invited to attend her f-eral on 10 NOR
row afternoon, at O'Clock. from her late residence
Eighth ST., between and ii streets, without further
notice.
On the Oath ultimo, after long and painful ill.,
ness WHICH he bore with christian forfi'udc, Mr.
JOSlAS CLEMENTS, aged 50 years, leaving wife
and six children % mourn his loss
On the LIST instant, Mrs. PATIENCE GORDON
MINCHlN, Native OF Philadelphia, and fer more
than fifty years n resident OF this city
In Alexandra, on the % instant, Mrs. MARGA-
RET ROCK, relict OF Richard Rock, in the 9th
year Of her age.
a.. On the Goth ul,mo, a, Fort Plain, Montgomery
county,, New York, Joseph r. MOFFETT, of this
city, 81 wears of age.
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lCoNNUSIcATED
Mr. Editor:-Being q resident of Wash.
ington, and feeling an interest in the success
OF her various branches Of mechanical indus.
uy, have concluded to visit some of tia
principal estabiishn ents for the purposs of
giVit2 some Information respecting the indus.
ny ana Advancement of the Federal city.
with thi. object in view, stepped into the
extensive coach establishment. of Thomas
4 oung, Esq., situated on Penns ylvania avenue
Immediately above -Four and a b alt street.
The building is twenty-five feet front BY
one hundred ard twenty seven deep, aud four
stories high. The fist and second floors are
ossd Principally as ware rooms, which are
we'll scored with large, creditable, and we'll
selected assortment OF vehicles of every de-
Scription, gotten up on the most approved
styles, and comparing fsvorably with lie hest
workmanship of New York and PHILADELPHIA:
the third and fourth q ors are used AZ trim.
mirg and painting departments, and are un.
der tie care and guidance of exDeriepced
Workmen The esta blshment on Sixth street
oeioR Pennsylvania avenue, embrace the
p1DciPal mandatory, smith shopa etc and
resembles large bee hive where eaeh branch
Ct business, though carried on sensrateIv.
form one harmonious whole, and the hammer
rosoundipg upon the anvil makes cheerful
accompaniment to the hum of the workers
Ine entire business, throughout il. various
ram; h'atons, is under the uperintendence Of
the proprietor, assisted by competent, skilful
and obligirg foreman.
From combination OF circumstances en-.
oFacing the fac! that this is the larges. manu-.
factory OF the kind in the city, the proprietor
can furnish anything in his line at short motto.
and moderate prices may have occasion to
notes in short time, the great IMPROVEMENT
l. building carriages, &c as compared with
those OF quarter Of century ago
VRRITAs.
Washington, April %, 1855 IF
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Distr.ss ia British america, 10.

Bosros, May 3.-1he Hakfax papers ,ts,s
tha. frishtful distress exists along the Allan
tic coast, between Marcmicsi and Shippegsn.
The A'adian French are funering dir,fui
priva.:on FOR want of the necessaries Of life.
Such 10 their situation that no seed whstever
has been sewn this spring, and their very sx-
istarce depends upon foreign sympathy.
The Nova Sootian Parliament has been die.
solved by the Proclamation Of the Governor.
A new election has been called, to cit on the
22l Of May.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

w + have just received
w SO pieces French Lawns and Jaconcls very
beautiful Goods, and ontigsIy new pat
terms, TO be sold ~ 25c per yard
case PORTSMOUTH Lacons At l2hc
20 pieces Iich figured OTgandy Mu~lins
p do very best qualify Paris Lawns
81 Dress Patterns Tich lig'd Beraees
p pieces plain ReragPs, good quail ", Al 3Ikc
. 90 very bet qualify piaia Berage, al 37Xd
cases meTimack Prints, lake
! Go Scotch Gu ham, u &c
AISD-ON HAND
4 handsome assortment Of Twisted Silk Perape
Jacenet and Ma.ln ROBES, which we viii
very CHEAP.
SUMNER SILKS.
We would inyiIe special attention 20 our Iarrn and
well assorI' q sock Of Silks Ladies should moi fa
10 ex mine our ASSORTMENT before chasng as We
can certainly sill better barcl!ns in this class of
goods than any other E"use in Ii,Is cEy.
MAkTILLAS.
'u=t received. Is black silk Maniillas OF the new
est skap"s AID handsomely umled, 10 be sold q,
usually low crcPs
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
an a7-0t
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HOSIERY. GLOVES, &c.

w hove Just received a very large assortment
w OF Ladies' whltc, brown, slate, black, brown
e'Hhrn dered and open worked hose.
Gents white, brown and mixed Hose and half
Hose
Misses aud Buys white, brown, slate, black, fan
cy striped and opera worked Hoe and half Rose
Ladies hi, silk aad Cotton G.Gves snd black six
mitis
Misses and q " white and C. !orei silk, Md and
thread Gloves ANA black silk Miits
Gents kid, silk and thread Gloves
We wo"id invite special attention 20 cur large
and well assorted stock CT Lafi.s' and Childrens
Hosiery and Geves, btirg the largest assortment ia
las CITY, and viii be Soli al very low prices
w. EGiE n SON.
No 81 3 shady side Pa. avenue, betw.
ap 30 2w 9th and 7ia sire L.
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Auction Sales.
BY ]. C. meGUIRE. au.,,on..

DEREMPToRY SALE OF THE STEAMER
l. UNION On FRIDAY afternoon, June lst az
. oc.0ck, at Pages Wharf, at the foot Of Seventh
street, shall sell, without reserve the nearly new
steamer called the "Union,' present running a
ferry boat 'etween this city and Alexandria.
This steamer was built an Washington city In The
year 1852: il l62 feet il length, breadth of beam %
Ieet inc es she measures al 1925 tins custom
honse measurement, as per enrolment. Her en-
gine is first class seventy five horse p, engine
tniII bv Smith and Pc kins, Alexandra, Va. She
either end for most and is very convenient for
loading and unloading freight
Terms: One halt cash, the residue in 6 months,
with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JAS. e.. MCGUIRE,
may 3-coSds Auct.nnpef.
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AARRIED.

On the LIST instant. by Rev. r L. Dashieil, Mr..
RICHARD II. BROWN TO Miss NANCY KEYS
Of IIaure', Maryi'nd.
On the ist instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Phelps, yM.
u GREENS, E.q., of Brooklyn, New York, 10 Miss
HATTIE A. LOvEJOY, OF this city.
On the LIST inst mt, by Rev F. fsrael GEORGE
O. sTREAKs to ELIZABETH r. FOWLER, of
this civ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-03

THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS. by
= CHAS. LINTON. With an In-rnauctioa and
Appendix by y. p. TaIimadge. Published by the
socicy Tor ihc d'ffH ion CT Sairitud Knowledse,
NV YORK. la.ge 'ctavO volume or &c Il 50.
F0I Gale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
near Oh stfe. l. nv .
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May S.-Flour is more active
and lower; sales Of /, 500 bbls. at SO whest
has declined and continues dull; sales of red
u ,! eoa$2 40; white 81 h0s 81 So decline
81 lOc per bushel. Corn Sales of white a,
gSs., yellow 9ScaSl. TIE market is Quiet
Flour closed heavy.
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Indianapolis Election, &c.

CINCINNATI. May 2i.-The municipal else.
ton Of this city, resulted in the defeat OF tie
Know NothiDgs so FAR as the city officers wee
e'ncernsd, by two hundred majority; but the
party succeeded in elscting majority o, the
coanciimen
We are having q very fine rain here to-day.
nothing could have been more oppcrtuna,e or
acceptable
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Rev York Markets.

NEW YoaK, May Cotton Is upward and
arm. Flour has declined u! cents Good
Ohio 50 S7tssiO 25 Southern is steady Corn
has advanced Sales Of western mixed ST. I3.
Fork is triae lower ; old mess. SIG 37ssI6 90;
new mess, Sl7 25sSI7.3l. Beet is UPWARD and
hrm Lard is dull AID downward Whisky
Ohio 81 cents
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Rev York Stock Karkes.

NEw York. Nav S-Stocks are dull Money
IS unchanged. SAFES at the fret board OF
hrtes a; so; Cleveland AMI Toledo Railroad,
a; New York Central Railroad, 49,; Canton
Company, q; Virginia 6's, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-03

CATALOGUE SALE OF LONDON AND Amer
~ lean BOoks.-1 shall sell on WEDNESDAY
evening May 2d, at O'Clock. a, my Auction store,
a good 'ot Of standard Books, among which are
some OF the best poets, Shaksps are, Byron Moore,
Burns, Pope, Scott, Milton, Cowper, Mrs. Hemaus,
Milford, sc aID lrving's C"oper's Scouts, Mrs.
opis g and other standard Novels, ia library, calf,
ard an que bin ings
Also, London Books, beauIiiu'iy illustrated, such
"a Dac0h's Works, Lives Of the ChancpI nTs and
Lives of the Que ns @; England History Of ireland,
C"ok's VOYAGES, Nelson's Letter Jones's Views of
pcope's Scripture Gale yof Engraving; Buc kIe, :
History OF the Council Of Trent, National Gallery
~ En:ravinss ty the great masters. London Al
Journal, Lambs Works, Ainsworih's Works, Broug.
bans Men OF Letters, sc.
The Books will he arranged and catalogues ready
ON "Wednesday morning. Terms cash.
JAS. e MCGUIRE,
DIP 0o-d Auc.ioneer.
RSThs a bovssele will be continue a
Nr, - -
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The Philadslphia Election.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Morton's m,jority
as officially reported is 424 votes. he "a coz.
s;qusntly elected City Treasury.
Hill (Aulericsn) hos been elected Commits.
sioner by 1871 majority.
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BOARDING.,
yJ,HE ADVERTISER HAS JUST ARgIv

TTNHE ADVERTISER HAS JUST ARRIVED
from New York and thoroughly vaed,
cesnsed, and put in st rate order to make i, desi
rabe, the wei known house Of the tate Hrs. Gal
vi on &, between Sd and 4 sire Of, has q few
bOaTdeTs and would like 10 have q few more as the
rooms are large and very plcasan-ihe Leighbor-
hood beiag ore of the best in the ciy The proprl-
eor has nothing 10 do but attend To is business and
will have everything about him right.
Day boarders can be accommodated. Cali and
examine for yourselves. may 1-3;N
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PLEASURE TRIPS

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
sE~sss The Steamers GEO WASH.
sss;.1SsssSSsss-s.s INGT0N or Tu0S. COLLYRR
can &c chas-ed for pubic cr se.est parties 10 visit
the White House Pavilion, Niount v, raou. Fo1,
Washington, or other !aces GA The rire-.
The White liOuse fevii.3n Is row omen tnr yIsi
tos u Il beautiful place FOR pic assure Irips n
Pin Alley
u For particulars Apply 10 The President Of tie
Company. or The CaPtai.s ot the Boats.
Mr. WILLIAM COKE Is furnishing refreshments
on he hoas, and is prepared To furnish parties on
ule be't TRIMS ap 26-om
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by GREAN & kCOTT, Auction.er..

Hy Gis x As & kCOTT, Auctioaeere.
SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
- Auciion. On WEDNESDAY, the 18Th instant,
we $ al sen, Mt O'Clock p m, "a ,G37a feet oi
ground, having from; on e. street south I4s Geo, &
inches, and 9Th street EAST 2s3 feet Is incsps.
Inc above described property is Handsomely loca-
ted, distant from the Navy YARD but few minute,
walk.
FERNS: One half caeh balance in one End ,vo
years, the purchaser give nstes for the deferred
payments, hearing Interest from the day Of sale
deed gwen and deed ct tru-t taken
q TOE above sac ts po.tpored IN
Ill WEDNESDAY, the PSI inst same hoyr.
GREEN & SCOTT,
ap IS-eo&ds Auctjor GERS
~. Tn : eb.ye 3aIk Is f.ptber r,ost
P"ned untl THURSDAY. the 81 Of May same. hour.
when il will positively take Place
GREEN & SCOTT,
ao Sd Anc,i,,,,ors
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MISS CUN.IsaBsn's SCHOOL,

Pleasant Grove Seventh street Rood, 4 miles from
ne Cisyef Warrington.
TTNUE duties of this School Will commence MON
4 nay. the 3Oih Of April. the humber OF pu-
nils will he limited, those ho wish 20 avail them
selves Of it, Advantage should ma@e as early ap
plicaIOn as possible.
The course az instruction wrll BE- thorough and
COM letp and viii en- brace all the English branches
usually taught IN the best schools, together win
Music, French and Latin.
Terms made known On application to the PIinci-
pal. sPA-s~'
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RxP0RrxD FOR rHR
DAILY EVENING STAR
Later From Csba Arrival OF the Black
Warrior.

Warrior.
NEw YORK, May 3.-The Black Warrior has
just arrived from Havana, bringing dates Of
the 18th. The San Jscinto Was still In port
The Princoton sailed for Key West on tie
morning of the 2Slh.
Inc island was quiet, and no new arrests
naa been reported. Capt McCauley, and the
captains ct the two war steamers had been
handsomely entertained BY the Captain Ger.
eEsl Sugar continued active, and prices were
tending upward. Exchange was dull. sari.
ing had an upward tendency.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK

ING UP HOUSEKEEPING
DEPSOSS TCmaIng iom the clty and wi,h.1.
j 10 dispose OF thfir Furniture aud HnusekesplpS
Ut'n,hs, Ha with, vi TIL trouble ci sending them
to public auction, can do hv calling ON Us at our
store, tl7 PennSi lVGaia avenue, conner Of NInth
street, as we are prepared 10 bus all such good as
niav be offered
Hou'ekeePeTs and others vii DO well by caIIns
on US, a We III pay the highest cash prces tor au
such goods. WALL, BARNARD & co.
ap 26-lm 3l7 PpnnsI lyania avcnne.
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LSSGo9oB AEDiCINES-Iti Is est'rnsted that AYERS
ChEHKr PICTORIAL and CATHARTIC PILLS have
Done % promote the public health any oter one
mere eau De A0 question that the Cherry Peclral
nas ~ Us thOlsd on thousand Colds Coughs st
ma Group lhnue IA, BTOhcfis &c, very much reduced
the prrt"h 81 deaths from cOnsumpye diseases in this
ro1htry The Fils are good the Pictorial and vii
cure more complaints D- va
EVeryby leeds more or lees purgins Purge the blood
lTn US llpu PURGE the Bowels Live and TIE
Nh"e Nsoerai system from distractions PURGE out the
diseases which tsten the body work its decay But
FOR diseases We should die only age Tske ant dote
early and thrust from tine system before is yet too
strong 10 yield. " 49, w
Ayers rms DO thrust out disease, only while IL Is
seaA but when 10 has taken strong hold Read the az.
hdng steusnts d those who have curei by them
TON dreSGiuI scro1iA Dropsy Ulcers Skin seases
zn Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious Com
plants heaiche, Heartburn Govt and many less DANCE
"us 1l rt threatening ailments such piDpes on the
ac- "oI rms Nervous rrabity, Lnss anrette Irr
aTte DkLiIess In the head Colds Fevers Dyeutery and
hieo every rey " complaints for which alive
Rruefy IS required
la1-e are 40 Tandom statements but are authenticated Inv
yDaF own seishtOrs and your ply sicfans
Try llri1 once end you will be without tbeIa
Arlee - cents PsF box boxes for s..
by " anu I'D
z D. GILMAN, Washington.
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