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e3y- We much fear, gays the NJ o. Cres.
cent that the pestilence will ravage New
York and other northern cities the follow.
ing summer. Its march has been steadily in
one direction for several years; and, very
likely, the whole continent will feel the ef-
ierts of its terrible visitation before il stops.
II the yellow fever ever gets to raging ep
in New York, the horrible scenes
which accompanied the plague in London
will be outdone.
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s5y- The London Times was established
in 1885 by John Walter, and on his death, in
1888. inherited by his son John, at present a
member OF Parliament. The establishment is
valued at f75O,OOO sterling, o. $3,75O,OOO.
Its editor-in chief receives an annual salary of
$4,000; and its Paris correspondent $4,000
francs per annum. .n.. .,....
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e5g- Capt. Hansen, of the Mexican navy,
well known in the United States from his
guano speculations, was killed by two sailors
on board Of his man of war schooner Suerte,
recently, few leagues off the port of
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NEw ORLEANS, May 22.-Estly and Cud-
dy, merchants Of this city, fought duel yes
terday morning at Pass Christian. Cuddy
was killed and EstIy slightly wounded.
Another Nicaragua meeting was held last
nigh.. Enthusiasm ran high.
The Webster takes out load of recruits
to morrow for Nicaragua.
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A fellow at S,rhiord, T.. W., made n wa.
ger that he would Kiss the first woman that
passed. He attempted to win the wager,
and got his face slapped by the lady, who
summoned him afterwards for the assault,
for which he was fined five dollars.
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An AoRARiAN LAW WASTED.-Five no.
bemen, the Dukes Of Sutherland, Athol,
Arcyle, and IIurleigh, with the Marquis oi
Brsibam, own one.fourth Of Scotland, and
two Thousand proprietors possess one.third
of the land Of the three kingdoms.
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A CHANGE or FonruSE.-A New York mer-
chant, who at one time had capital Of
$500, 900 invested in business, now sweeps
out one Of the station houses, for the priv.
lege Of lodging there nightly.
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NEw HAVEN, Conn, May %.
e There have been five unsuccessful ballots
to day in the Connecticut Legislature for
United States Senator.
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tSs- An old woman lately arrived nt Chi
cago on her way to Urbano, H., with bed
box, three dogs, cal, black hen, bas.
ket containing Ave kittens, and pup with
It's eyes not open.
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e-Sy Col. Benton is engaged in preparing
a condensation of the debates of Congress
from the beginning Of the government 10 the
present day.
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ExTISGuIsnIsG FIREs.-Fire engines work.
ed by hand are already obsolete in Cincinnati,
having given place to the steam fire engine,
of which there are seven IN that city, and are
SO efficient that fire never extends beyond
the building where il originates.
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LECTURE OF Ex PRESIDENT TYLER.-On
the Oath ult Ex,Prcsident Tyler delivered a
lecture at Petersburg. Va, on "The Dead OF
his Cabinet" The Express says:
He called to mind "reminiscences of those
noble men who had shared with him the
tolls and struggles Of political life. and dwelt
upon their memories with an affection and
generosity of sentiment that showed how
truly and deapy his feelings imbued with
love for them. or each member-Gilmer,
Legare, Upsher Calhoun, and Webster, who
have one by one passed from the stage of
lite-he spoke separately. His lecture last
ed about one hour, and, when concluded,
brought down an immcnst roll of applause
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CHICAGO, May ia letter from Kansas,
dated 9th instant, states that the Missourians
having threatened to destroy the testimony of
the investigating committee, sealed packages
were forwarded to Washington in charge of
Robinson. They were not discovered at
Lexington, and Mrs. Robinson proceeded
with them after the arrest Of her husband.
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gay" A man in Kentucky was so enor.
mously big, that when he died il took two
cIergymen and boy tn preach his funeral.
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.9y- The coinage at the New Orleans
mini 10 April amounted to S4oi;ooo in silver
and s65,oo0 In gold ls'
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fg- Gensral Cass, II is said, will attend
the Cincinnati Convention as delegate from
Michigan.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-30

KIND WoRps.-.Tbey never blister the
tongue or lips And we have never heard Of
any mental trouble arising from this quarter.
Though they do not cost much, yet they ac-
complish much. They help ones own good
nature and good will. Soft words soften our
own soul. Angry words are fuel to the fame
Of wrath, and make it blaze more fiercely.
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II. Il. Mosby, OF FaYette.

Io-J. r. Mosby, OF Fayette.
The Democratic ticket, thus far, stands
thus:
1-Sam'l Powell, Hawkins.
2-James w. McHenry, Of Overton.
SD. NJ. Key, of Hamilton.
4-E. L. Gardenhier, of White.
5-E. A. Keeble, of Rutherford.
6--James Il. Thomas, OF Maury. s.
sc. c. Poindexter, Of Montgomery.
81. ID. G. Atkins, Of Henry.
I'D. NJ. Currin, of Shelby.
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WASHINGTON. Nav %

VASHINU IONi HHy 20.
Senate-A committee of five was appoint.
ed to investigate the circumstances attending
the assault on NJ. Sumner yesterday, and
report statement of the facts.
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ley More are drowned in the wine cup
than in the ocean.
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THE TICKETS.

The tickets of both parties, in this State,
are now nearly complete. The following
are the American District Electors appointed,
thus far
IN. G. Taylor, Washington.
2-Moses White, of Knox.
3-Reese d. Brbson, of Hamilton.
4-W. p. Hhkerson, of Coffee.
5-Robert HattOn, Of Wilson.
CIV. II. Wisener, of Bedford.
&c. c. Grove, of Giles.
81. NJ. QuarIes, of Montgomery.
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THE ANGEL BARQUE.
By L VIRGINIA SMITH.


Little Calvin, q blue-eyed, fair-haired child
Of six summers, was dying, and he babe his
father and mother come near the bed side
that he might tell them farewell. Mother" /"
said he, twill YOU not go with mel" "Where
are you going, my childi" asked his mother.
With his eyes fixed upward he answered.
ITO Heaven. Mother ,"','is-d in q moment vas
in the arms of Him who Las said "Suffer lit
tie children to come unto me, and forbid them
not. for Of such is the kingdom of Heaven"
From the rosy western Heaven.
Through the tinted mists of even,
Up the purple sleeps oftwilight
Slowly sailed a snowy cloud,
Coasting by the golden sky-lands,
Sweeping round the starry islands
Sailed that barque until the zenith
Was enveloped IN its shroud.
Summers six had come and parted,
Since upon that sea uncharted.
once before came seraphs sailing
On a skyward tending track. ,l
Then leaf, of Gods evangel
They had left-a tiny angel
On thy bosom, gentle mother
Now they come to call it back.
All bis earthly mission ended,
On his little couch extended,
Lay he, watching with the spirit,
As his aznre eye grew dim;
Though by others all unnoted,
Watching where that vessel foated,
And the wooing angels waited,
For he knew they came for him.
Many sweet "good byes" he told ye,
Close his little arms enfold ye-
Father, brother pressing near him,
Shutting Heaven from his vew
But to thee he clung the nearest,
Thou, the fondest best and dearest,
AS he murmured, "Oh, my mother
Wilt not you go with me, tooi"
Where, obi where, my child" ITO Heaveni'
Sighed the passing spirit. Even
Caught the cadence Of the chorus,
AS the angel barque swept on:
Sailing up the ether slowly,
1t has reached the haven holy,
And lies moored within the shadow
OF Jehovah's great white throne.
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VOL. VIII.--N0. 4O1.

MERCANTILE lIoSoR-WHAT IT Is AND
WHAT IT WAs.-The lively correspondent
of the Liverpool Journal, who writes the
"Talk on Change" once a week for that
journal, has the following article in relation
to the decentralization of the times:
Referring to speculation the talk was,
that il has greatly deprecated the once high
character of the British merchant; that while
statesmen and politicians lied for the good
oftheir country, he alone enriched il by its
truthfuness, his probity and his honor; that
his word passed for even more than he was
worth, and no one ever dreamt of fsuspccting
him of fraud or meanness. That now II Is
different; that every day discoses facts ad.
verse to his party, and that this very week
the underwriters Of London have met to con-
slider the gross imposition practiced in cases
of marine insurances; that they proclaim
sloud that the present race of shipowners
and shippers have ceased to inspire conf.
dence in their dealings; that they carry fraud
to an extent that threatens to prevent UNDER
writing altogether that wrecks, they insin-
uate, are manufactured TO order, and that in.
voices are forged for profitable purpose;
that villany falls short in these particulars,
claims of II Most unjustifable nature are put
in and insisted on; that this has grown into
n reprehensible system, and that ifnot check
ed marine insurance must cease; that dishon-
esty has tiaickled from the highest to the
lowest; that poison turks in the druggists
shop, impairs the health. giving articles sold
by the grocer, and is found ut the flour mill
adulterating the -four that if the world il
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GOING soUTH-The IL 20 Il NJ Train win connect at San
dusky with Morning Train from ToIedoi ct tonreeye with
Chicago EXPRESS the Southern DYison Of o. Road; at
shelby junction with Cincinnati Express from at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from PittSbur and
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
Bay City Detroit Monroeve with western Train
O. T. r. r. at Shelby Junction at 5'21 p NJ with the Mail
Tram on c. o. O. r. o. for Columbus Cincinnati Mans
ed Junction at 555 p 81. with Fast train ON o. p n n.
for Pittsburgh and Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. R
GOING NoRTH-TRe 9.20A y Train viii make close
nection at Newark With Man Train from DenIr o. R.
H.; Mansfield Junction with Pittsburgh:
Shelby Junction at 12 10 With Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Hufaio and New York, Monroeve with
Mail Train G. ~. road 20 Toledo, Chicago, 20.
4O0PM Train will connect at Newark with Express from
Tie East on Genital Ohio Road at Mansfield Junction with
Past Train for az Shelby junction at n
with Cincinnati Cleveland; MonroeVille with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at Sanduky With the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago:
Sandnsly, Aug. 4, 1885 sep15-n
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THE sAY44NFIG HIs z q, = e -,
DIR. q. g. WlMCAn'

taken splendid sSeS aT,l z D. p RToTns
III block y homes 70 estahllsh hnSs eaS6
slry store to business hoss 70 secure
IA faithful work always var ..-.,s q
share Of patron an the modes ~ si,S
Teeth, lnels,nss done in the best ana '
maunsr- ayIre5 For turthef ilnyss
the once. = <sirIad
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T1HE pRopRIEroRs take great pleasure in expressing
u their the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which have marked The career Of their Institution since
it's establishment the Capital and stimulates them TO
newed exertions meet IN The most Efficient manner, the
rapidly increasing demand for practical aud corehef
stus of lorcdte trdtntHg The great practical
experience Principal heavy Banking and Conmer
Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
men has enabled bring to degree of perfection
system COUNTING ROOM Instruction, by oral exercises
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student BY this process is drilled at the DESK dtpd
y step by step until he has mastered the whole routine
of an Accountants duties as thoroughly as though he had
served an dppsepticeship Ia large CoNnAercidt
Rose all aWkwardness faltering. and egregious
bIunders are, in great measure, disslpated.
In addition to engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants we have secured tie services OF Of the
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio to lecture commercial
topics.
Our course Instruction Is extended to paFeulaFiEe
here embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
History Of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nershP, &c, 8 a
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THE LADIES' DEL

THE LADIES' DEPART1LENT
Is now opened for reception ofLades. NoInssituon in
the Union imparts more thorough or course in
this Department
Ia concluson we would add that we shan put forth
best efforts merit In st eminent degree, the hat
erng reception with which enterprise has met and cs
ted0s ourselves 70 fgpdFt more G0roHQ, practical
course OF Mercantile Kstructios tbdt at any
other siiIiIdr lfeFcdatike Coue0e. "a ~ 80
Among the many Recommendation We give the follow
ing - es. - :.
I've undersgned take pleasure in testitng that
personally acquainted with Mr. GFangefs ability as
Accountant Teacher Of Book Keeping, which Is OF the
highest order He has had great experience as an Ac.
conntant heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities In imPaFtng a trdettcd!
Raoicisd0e q Book Keeping. and thorough coVDteretoi
L J.. ALLEN, LII D.,
~ President Of Rarmersi College.
LoRIS ANDREws,
President Of Kenyon icolege
To young men who wish acquire Basttess Edted-
toas We think t anords facilities very seldom
Mr. GRGNGER has the Of knoNi-
edge apness In teaching, added 70 practical Counting
Room experience, feel confident that graduates rom
College viii be fully competent 70 keep the most eot-
Gated sef of BootR.
A p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. J. JANEY See,y Board Of Control, state Bank OF o.
J.F. PARN Book Keeper at D. ]. Wood6ury's, .,
d. 0YERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
n z MILLS. Secy Columbus Gas and Coke Go.
O. B. MASON, Book Keeper ct J. "a. Riley Co.'S
fsBsPor fun particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER q ARMSTRONG,
fel-1T ProDrietors.
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Just Receiyed, ,

66TORESCo otis,y s,s.e4 ~ IN Central America;
aiife and cartss N fsiS
aIiogersi Table 1Als 81 apoieen Bon
afsenSd dentiai Core 3s5 - s-.t,. - r.
..e NJ md Joare ,Ss,s KSsna ss.ss rs
,sSfss Murray Nv e fj,fiosites Of lqnoHs
eIIistoFeal ana , 49eITsds 4e5s, and other Poems,
mar :. JpiIrns and ipddisi
6ise3eeied Address Tee and FanatietsEn,
Vic y Sc. 80 For sale At ss cossE
,,Llls I 81 eol's' :, sss NIEDE mo.
sass esa s9r s5s aSls mo
SSi7 Pine ~ ~ 4. AIRS BRO
~ n soAp ssss I.e ROB Ea
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DRUGS, hEDlClNESr
Paints, 0ils, Dye 9s, Patent M ficfnes, pdrltstes,
Brttshes, PeEfu0Esry Gtdss and Glassware,
and Varieties usually kept by wholesale Druggists which
viii sell to Dealers Consumers and country merchants
and drord6e terms they purchase and bring
them fr I'm the eastern cities. ag21
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No Sucu THINE AS WgArnEn
WIspoM,--Mrs II. Merriam, of Brook.
1yn, who has devoted 4 life time 10 me
neurological and atmospheric observa.
ticns, etc, gives the following As the
result Of bis experience. With all
my practice and experience IN observ
ing atmospheric changes. and record
ing hour by hour and day by day,
thcrmometriaal aud meteorological oh.
servations. aud in connection with
smultauoas observations made and
recorded elsewhere, | feel more and
more convinced that 1t IL not ID the
power Of any human being TO deter.
mine. even a single day ii advance,
what changes will take place 10 this
atmospheric
The morning comet., 1856-12-16

DANciNs nr 70 fns Music -4llsteman
Is out to-day with programme Of all man,
n,r cf musical instruments from Triangle
up 10 a Tfemhene, II will be seen, he has
all manner Of wind and string instruments.
There can be no apology fot lack Of music
now fstus have IL, merning, noon and
night. II is not only the food Of Love, as
the roet hath labored to show; but ID is
the food, that !. reason and the soul likes to
feed on Il spices the dull realtias Of neon
day, and when night comes4takes us couls.
ing throush the hosts above, which are the
poetry Of heaven.
The morning comet., 1856-12-16

CAbHsis WHisKky..A MaNrAN Il BHe..
have just received an invoice Of this new
article, which as yet has never been tasted
by the Judges In this city. The pefc,i.
pine Ciab, win send committee I'VE
lesrnl as soon as the cases come In, to
sample the article. and see, what manner
oil stuifit Is, ltis recommended by" Moral
aud Temperance mem as very pleasant
tlnfsiie,
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Gbt Dailg Gulllpt.
BAToN RoUGB.HiDlBc. 10, 1860.

ADVANCE MoysMfHfs-W learn with
pleasure that y,tf fellow citizen II. u.
Avery, Esq, has purchased The property Of
ths late Chas. Tessiet, on Lafayette street,
with the design Of fitting Il up, as a resi-
dence. Dr 7 NJ Enders has purchased
the valuable property on Main street, late
~ occupied BY The Convent cf the sterel
Heart with the design of transforming II,
into fa,nily residence.
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Drug store For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave for
l. Europe on account OF family interests; offers
for sale, his Apothecary Shop, well known rs oc-
cupying one Of the best locations in Baton Rouge.
II contains q complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfunery, Paints de-, all fresh and In FIRST rate
condition.
The terms Of sale, will be advantageous; 30 that
the purchaser cannot fall ofsuccess besides the
tom Is Of the best. n order still more to enhance
the facilities OF the purchaser Of the Drug Store
the undersigned 10 willing to lease for term Of
years, either part or the whole Of his house. or
else to sell the house, at the option Of the pus.
chaser. Taug g-30s6m. D. J0URpAS.
The morning comet., 1856-12-16

u A maa with large family
was complaining Of the difficulty Of
supporting them. Y But. said 4 friend
"you have sons big enough to earn
something for You now." The diff.
Guilty i they are too BIG to work. was
the answer,
The morning comet., 1856-12-16

An advertisement appeared in a
newspaper which read as follows =
Ran Away, A hired man named
John: hss ssose Is tanHed up fse feet
eight inches and had pair Of corduroy
pants much worn.
The morning comet., 1856-12-16

O'CuNuR.--A continued stream Of fair
la,lies entering this establishment on Third
street. induces The belief that The house
never weaties with altering fresh fashion.
able goods, one let IL scarce unpatkei efe
another, still more fashionable is reeeiv-
ed, and the store is actually iammed
all the while, with the fair, We have
passed s,'setal sitnps with the intention pl
calling in, 70 see The cause Of excitement,
but fearing close contact vile extended silks
and satins, our heart has failed us. The
store IL hbt large enough, and we suggest
the taking down 81 some Of The partitions.
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MADAME ALBERT.

NEW ARRIvAL....EM NJ BR O1DERIES.
THE undersigned has Just opened a new
assortment of EMeRolpERirs, consist
ing OF lackonet, Swiss and Libnen Collars
and Under Sleeves, IN sets 10 match. Also
. large assortment Of plain Linen Collars,
for Ladies and Misses, few very hand
some Valeneiennes and Honiton Collars
aud Sleeves nos22l w. D. pHtLtlrs.
The morning comet., 1856-12-16
GENT,a aI.nTHIMG.

eLACK, and CeIered Dress and Ffnek GOATS.
- Pilot Cloth oyEHrDATs.
Real French pAtifUTR,
CLUAks, TAINAa aud BEtNnEs
BUSINESS SUITS tn match all STYLES.
pANrALNoNs, Bl'A and fancy uasliher do
Fancy Satinet do.
VESTS, Silk velvet--in all eoiora,
hlsn, IN Satin and SILK If every description
UNDER Garments, IN Mefino and Flannen,
All Linen and i, u. SHIRTS, with Bshou
and byron Collars,
silk and satin CRAvATs.
HALF HOSE, GLOVES
HATS Of every description, at
novib Il SIMON q co
The morning comet., 1856-12-16

Nous NEw guuBsi aMeConnick " Cc,s
have theif ceunersssheayily ladened, with a
fresh stock Of Stationary Papers, Blank
Books. and Fancy Articles. Waddill Is
now opening at his Drug Store, corner of
Third and Church streets, 4 very large
stoekleT perIumery, Drugs and Medicines.
lie u making preparations to.'enlatge his
establishment by changing the ehie,snce
70 the steries above from Church to Third
street -E
The morning comet., 1856-12-16
NEW ARRIvAL.
rAEf AND svIsTH1R sLUr1aIEts.

yrHE UNDERSIGNED has Just received hs steam.
4 ef Empire City, his entife stock uf Fail and
Winter gbthlbe. together With large assortment
Of GENTS FU IiiNa 4DDns embracing near
if every article In that line. iiis assortment Of
Cents Ready ,baae sniis, cHnsiatitg Of Pants,
Coats and Vests I'd match, are beautifni, and rab
be had n nll colofs VI those who want ts have
the tifst seleetibnj and get good ~ would do
we'll Il call early, before the sizes are broker.
set,-b-y ". y. PHILLIPS
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D 4. s W A Y N Els
COMPOUND syRnp or
W IL D G Il i K I Y,


vsolent Ccunh. IsIcody 1xpetterntsens
Ni,urtst, Centre 60. Pa, Oct y, 1866.
I not only take plea SIRE, but deem II duts !
pwe 10 suffering humanity 70 esttlfy pnblicly g
RHp or WILD UHFRHf, ! was taken with
Il tislsnt cpueh. ana heoas espeetprati6n,
great wasting away tf my Atsh, ail the sfinH-
tpt,s of fixed cbnstttrtibtt. After trying various
remedies without any relief, and heafing " 'ht
great virtues ~ sUnr Syrup, cettlh'bneeH itsRs,
and TO ntr great satisfaction, anH astshisl'nent
Of Nil around me ,ir Cough began TO ahate,
appetite improve, and III fact have heccme as
healthy and neshr as ever. some twnlre months
haye pIanspa sitre the disease was fret arrested,
and have every reasu', 70 believe that u scoti,-
ptetely efalieated rom my syste,n
Witness: Very Respectfully,
pENJ HElaHAHp iAtob HAus.
Hxttaets ffum Tie rrinirns pf the rtess
br ewayne'e Family Medicines webeiipFe TO
he unparalleled, and his Wild Cherry preparation
s the only one that contains The active rr'nclrle
Of tbls much valued medicinal asent-ehtpvtHy
Jbuttss fhtidieipttt.
we have Used nt. swaynes Meatcfes fer
number sfFears N unr family, 4 ~ always Win
the hapriest effect Fitzgerald lifN }fett fohffh
have used one bnttle Of Dr fwaynt's COM
FOUND SYRUP OF WILD GHEnRy, and believe
II n be IL invatuabe rneiicine n, sfsei, tfere
ttf,d Date 7YHtss.
The Wild Cherry Of DR., Swayne is known to
have cured The ,nest desperate tasts d rrnsumr-
tipn, and the vetmfttFe IL never -failinr wetn,-
killer MtteHtaft, MfftoH, Fs.
Nete-The abeve invaluable medicine is pre-
pared Under the immediate care Of ~. sWsyie
physician uf many years practice IN Philadelphia,
who was aish connected with the Hospital and
old Aims House h that city served faithful term
Of practice 10 the Philadelphia hsrensarv. etc,
etc, and In those institutions he enrfed the most
ample opportunity " obtaining an Insight into
dsep sps In Al thpit vatnus fcrtns, ana the rest
meth,tis Of their treatment he particular to
ask Fot swayne's COMPOUND sfRuP OF Wild
CHERRY, the original and nnlv genuine Labnras
tsfv. North Seventh IT. Philadelphia
For sale wholesale h and retail at ptpptietafs
cost price by WIN. eoGEL, Baton Rarge Ia.
Mill ~. sept 10y,