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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-17

Clear ethe Track I!
A CARD.

A L. Who have sver III. agency Of selling
IA their Re.l Estate viii ind It In the hands Of @.
Augustus Hsvslard, ESQ, Who occupies , rart Of
~ ofacc, and who com among us veil reconmend-
q los iotesrIty srd high business capacity, and
doubt NOT will render general satsfacton to Ill vho
nay ssvcr him with their psircnsSc In Tie land
agency hasn~ss.
IvotA y mavk in conclusion, that have vsluahae
'aAs q my arm in Davenport and vicinity for sAieb
asd thne nay BE- found In ny once curing buolnsss
heu1s. fC. kAD6,
msv26dN Le Claire noW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-17
DRUGS.
T'RIISSES.

tor the suocs ssful treatment 81 Herhi,
q or Ruptures that may be worn viii
ease and comfort The subscriber has always OF
hasd large assortment Of Trus.es eunbf acting thu
most oo;npi,t. variety ever onered. He guaranteed
correct sdju tmcnt " ell applicants. also for sale
Husp~nsosy Handbags Elastic Stockings, Self Inject
ting syrinses Hydrsnt kneuaS VI new and approved
mahers.
FRANCIS JACOBY, ApOeheCAYy.
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POLICE REPORTS.


Our Police Reporter having partially re
covered from a severe attack of laxiness-
although -till much debilitated--is able
again to be at his post
LEAVING pEAD HORSE IN THE STREET.
PAT GAAiN hauled dead horse down in
the lower part Of ia" city aml left it in the
street. TO the great aud exceeding tribulation
OF all persons residing in the eighborhood
The expense Of Patrick's haul was iI2 IS.
Monday, June 18th
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Building Lots,
D0eek or EYOrep,ce,

FLOR 8NC9, NebyssL.
eco b SARoEnT, Pres't J PAkuER Cash
Nhh under sixLssi proprirtoTs Ut The kAnA
tsiUnr OF It's Charter. individually Test~,nsit
tor al It, tissues, snd viii r-..-n the kot.r ~ ~.
Institution. atits counter IN tho lily Flor-nc.
os,in. and . .tl' i0thcir hAaktng HOUSES, III II,
ein kxchanG N spscas ~ same rates os 9th,
currency.
COOK SARGENT paven,ortl
COOK, SARGENT 4 DOWNEv Iowa CITY SIss
COOK, SAhGEkr COOE Port Des III esN
OOOK, SAk0kNT 4 PARKBR, Rorencc N sbTssli
July It'll laA1-site
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
- ~
Honn Frfnt1aak.

lob Fx.tnt1AAG.
Ws vou,S call the attention. u Merchants. busi-
-, men and o,bess 10 facilities tSr esscu'inu
vats psuwptasss, saA In . superior manner. JON
PAINTING IN all tts Varieties qualities and oososu.
sd solicit share Of their patronage. Having ssase
TO cousss~rstas ~np-nse In auiae W osr Joot'ns
u.tss.ishuu.st We are prepared " esecnse ID htnds
u Plain aud Ornanso,s work. such Nall Tictets.
pros rsmm>s, Caris ofesery description, Circulars
sn VARIETIES Of psistins In Gold. s,vsr sronss. OF
Colors; .is,, PssnpAists. Lswyrrs' Briefs, Checss,
Buss OF L...ns. Pso,nis,ory Notes, Way Mills, Rand
nuls, &c, With neatnesa sud OH :. ssoaable terms.
<A< TUSCAN LOD0E. NJ. 81.
gRsg AsD ACCErFRD MAsONs
usst every FRIDAY kvenins u tAs Nall. ksgujss
csssmunHsttos Friday. ~ % before full Meos
u. v. Mrrcssii, W u,
ostAs KEpxEu, Ssc. ns2Sitf
ssnG~ EXPORT CHATTER
SXM 6oyaA Arci .ss.sls ststr4 IN, eth
- ~ Thursday Of sac b uaAth /, umea ~ tn.
cnhhAl. u. ". MITCHELL. H.P.
W. n. DALa1LL. esc. aoxssitf
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House furnishing h Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind, FEATHER Bids and Pillows.
Dlankets, Qnilts, Cotton 6hestings and Pillow
CastinSs.
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N + 1T n A X N Il IT,!
&E r.' Establishment az
u % NV II HR.VEN

MOULD inform the public generally thst no
w has opened . MARKET on Brady Street oppo-
site the Post OEce Buildings. where he win b. q.
ways amply prcpar.d TO supply, add will furnish ~
assortment, Of all kinds, good b. procured
asewhere which will be sold at such prices - shall
be satisfactory 10 pnre hssers.
~. Steamboats,, Hotels and private families ~aa
b. supp I'D with Meat IN large small quaint %
the shortest notice, and % good quality cen
tntion Ct Steamboat men 10 particularly invited
April - du JOHN BYREEg
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bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLI Ms,
vELvE1S AND VIII Ms,
BEAUTIFUL TAPES1 n,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Pine, sup~rnne and Tapestry Ingrains Berlins. Ven.
etian. H mp and Felt Carpets, Druggets, &c.
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Oil Cloths.
MNffiDlgS,

Always on hand . Il re stock Of Canton AAttinss.
Alss, superior Cocoon Mstt'ngs, In all widths suit.
able for O0css, Saloons, &c.
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Maya dlf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-04
wea,her Wisdom.

A rainbow in the morning gives the
shepherd warning that ls, if the wind
be eastwartily, because it shows that the
rain-cipua is approaching the observer
A rainbow at night is the travellers de-
light. This is also good sign. provided
the wind is westerly, Ok it shows that the
rain cloud is passing away--ecening red
aud next morning gray are sure signs Of
q heautiful day. When the glow worm
lights her Islnl, ihe ground is always
damp
1.-THE cock goes Growing to hea.h will
ra!sc with wattery head. When yon
ace gossamer flying, he sure the air is
drying. Whcn biark snails cross your
path, black much moisture hath. When
the peacock loudly balls, soon we'll have
both rain and squalls. When the ducks
are driving through The burn, that night
the weather takes turn. Ii the moon
islfinesslike silver shield, be not afraid &c
reap your field. But if she rises haloed
round, we'!l tread OH delrged ground
When rocks are sporting in the air, 4
shows that windy storms are near. II al
the sun rising or setting the clouds appeal
ofred iurid color, extending to the zenith
it is o sure sign of storms and gales o
wiud. 81 M
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

TINuE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their produce this best most perfect
pur-atiye which is known to man. Innumorable proof
ar. sbon tb.t ,ass Dr., hova v;r,,ss which .,.ss a.,
~e ~ ~ ~ ~ 10 " - ~ "
excellence the ordinary meanes ana tat HeS WIN ui'
precedentedly upon the esteem OF al men, ihes are sae
and pheasant to take but powerful 10 cure Iher pene
fatng properties stimulate tho vital ACTIVITIES OF the body
remove the distractions OF its organs, purify the blood
and expc disease They out the fon humors which
breed and grow dstemper, stimulate sluggish OF dsor
aesa s I,sSas a n.O =. @ r sS.a r., n,x !,
.hcy euro the y.day complaints of every body but
also Formidable dangerous diseases that have hacd
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- LEGAL NOTICE. s'''ssA S
Civil action pending in tho Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County. 9,
Edwin II. Ewing, PlainsiEi


Edwin II. Ewing, Plaintif, ii4ow
James Kerby, Stephen Day, Andrew Elkins Z ss.s1 :
-Iff Joseph Wright, Defentantss gatEsfi
THE said defendants will take notice that -
i the Ttll day of July A. ID. 1851, tho plain- +
tit hed his petition ia said Court ag ainst then.
and that the same is now pending in said,
Court. The plaintiff alleges in SAID petitisn
that on or about the 18th day Of NoveHAsr!.5
A. d. 1854 be sold to ths defendants E~rhyl'
and Day, the following tract Of land in Monree .
cennty, aforesaid to wit: beginning ON the !,
Ohio river bank at the break Of said bank 80 e,r,is
the line dividing the lands of Aaron Yost. frors
lands of II. living; thence up tho ris or bank ]
north 4sk degrees east 6 and tenth perchs.
to a locust, thence north 65 degrees west II
perches to stone; thence south 4e} degrees
west 6 perches to stone; thence north as de-
grees west 19 and Is hundredth perehss 4s "a
stone; thence south 2s4 degrees west three
perches TO stone; thence south rs fiegrcee esst
33 and SIS hnndresath perches, to the place cf
beginning, with the landing south Of a, &.
Ewing's present row of oak pickets to Low
water mark ON which was large frame miIf
house, and saw mill engine fixtures, &C., frame !
dwelling house, &e.. the plaintiff sold said prcm-s,
ises to said Kerby and Day with the areree-
ment that no steam Touring merchant mil
should ever be erected on said prernisesf q
The said kerby and Day were to pay two thou- )
sand dollars for said premises rs follows: = -,
Five hundred dollars May 49, 1856, with in.
terest at seven per cent. per annnm from No.
vember Is, 1856, and one hundred and 6ftv
dollars each apdeveryyea commencing ON tis I
18th of November, 1855, and all being interest
at per cent. per annum from November IS
1855, until the whole sum of two thousand
dollars with interest as aforesaid was paid:
The plaintiff made a deed to Kerhy and Day on
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-04
4 DISSATISFIED MAN, or WAR.

a DISSATISFIED MAN,OF WAR.
= John Fitzgerald enlisted on Saturday
IN the United States Army, for the pur-
pose of putting down them "ere saints at
Usahn On Monday afternoon Mr.. Fitz-
gerald appeared at the New York Police
Once to,enter complaint against the Uni
ted States for nobtaining soldiers under
false presences.'a Mr.. Fitzgerald was
slightly inebriated.
What do yoE wanl!'
"A warrant (hiccup) 'gaiust States of
Meriky.'
sssFor what?'
False (hiccup,) false 'tences, For OBJ
tanning soldiers by false 'teaces' (hiceup.)
). In what respect?'
They agreed to give me eight dollars
monrh and a first rate snit Of clothes (hic-
cup Call that suit of clothes? Look
at. that coat--so short WASTED in the back.
itiifts you off the ground (hiccup.) Look
anthem pants (hiecup.) SO long waisted
id the seat, might use the slack, (hiccup)
for back room to sleep in.' -.
s.And for that you want a warrant for
false pretences against the government
sI don't want nothing else (hiccup.) Pm
not to be done by such n pair of trowsers
No day
The Justice refused to grant warrant,
whereupon Mr.. Fitzgerald left the cflice
promising 10 see the President, and have
another pair of trowsers. orblood.' The
moment President Bachanan's letter is
received, We shall publish it, as matter
of course. j 31sa aGT
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I,rSrs Musr cour Dows.-yes fs

HESTs Musr CoME Down. Yes fel
low-citizens, rents must come down the
high rates of the flush times of 1856 can
not long co-exiss with the leveIing ten
denotes of the revnlsion of 1857. Rents
must come down real estate must come
deEn--fast horses must come down-fast
young men must come down from their
fast horses, and stretch their legs by lit
tie wholesome walking. Provisions must
come down--hoiel charges must come
down-the pews and other charges must
come down-bread must come down, and
thu late enormous spread Of erinolines
must come down, Notwithstanding the aw-
ullstting down in. dry goods. Every lux
ury. and almost every necessity mast come
dewa to the new specie standard.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-11-04
Aistray Notice.

NTRAYED away from the subscriber, on the
N 16th Of August, 1857, RED cow, FIVE
years old, medium size, with rope around one
horn. 8sss1a
Any person who will give the subscriber
notice, SO that he may obtain her, will be re-
warded for his trouble. 4sas
CHARLES KALLENBACH,
WeodsfeA, Sept. q 'b7.
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Sing q soag Of specie,
Gotham all awry,
Seven and fiity Bank birds

81
- Knocked into pi;
When the Banks were open'd
.sss The Cashiers tried to sing
2" Wasn't that pretty dish
sgs TO send to Gov'nor King.
The King was up at Albany
Fighting off The brokers.
The Cashiers were in Wall st.
Working hard as stokcrs;
Presidents were shining
Up and down the street,
Out rushed Broson bear
And knocked them off their feet.
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Miscellaneous.
WAAsNgEN'S
Ohio Criminal Law Il Forms.
SECOND EDITION,
n LARGED AND REVISED
TO SUIT THE STATUTES OF 1857.


Justices of the Peace and Mayors are author
lied to purchase this work out of the Fines
that they collect.
EXTRACTS FROM RECOaIMENDA ATIONS. )
81 would not be without it Sor ten times ITS
price" NJ. WADDEL, Justice Of the Peace and
Mayor, Hiilsborough, Ohio.
"The system observed in arranging the
Statutes. precedents, and the references to
authorities, makes it a work admin ably adapt
ed to its object.''
s. F. TAYLOR, Com. Pleas Judge.
No Library in Ohio is complete without it,
and no Justice of the Peace or Mayor should
attempt to administer the Criminal Law with
out copy.
THOMAS BOLTON, Com. Pleas Judge.
"TO Justices of the Peace, Mayors, &c.. it
will be of almost indispensable necessity whilst
to Prosecuting Attorneys and the Bar generally
it will prove highly convenient
JOSIAH SCOTT, Supreme Judge.
"Magistrates will especially find it of great
value in the discharge of their duties, while
it's exposition of the Law, and simple arrange
ment, commend it to the study of the private
ctizen.''1s anf4as
| B. STORER, Judge of Superior Court of Gin.
| "It is much needed by Justices and Attor-
neys of Ohio generally"
o. BOWEN. Supreme Judge.
81 have examined the work with considera-
ble care, and expressed the opinion that it is
exceedingly practical"
JOHN w. OKEY, Com. Pleas Judge.
"The Work is of great practical value not
only to Justices, Constables, and other officers,
nut to the Lawy er though well read in Crimi-
nal Jurisprudence"
| HIRAM GRiSWOLD, Chairman Judiciary
Com. o. 5. Senate.
''lt should be in the hands of all Justices
Prosecutors, and those engaged in any wise in
criminal proceedings
b. +. HOFFMAN,. Com. Pleas Judge.
Il regard the Work as worthy of place in
he library of every lawyer in Ohio; and one
.Sbich should be owned and CAREFULLY sTUplEr
, by every Justice Of the Peace in the State wht
expects to aid in the enforcement of the Criyni
nal Law" WM. SAMPLE, Com. Pleas Judge
81 have no doubt that "Warren's Ohio Grim
inal Law and Forms" were supplied to all ou
justices and Mayors who have criminal bust
e hess before them, it would save more costs +
ihe County Treasures every year than the ex
(, pense of furnishing theln.'' +
II WIN. LAWRENCE, Com. Pleas Judge.
e. Price $2 so. A. BROWN, .,
O. Gen. Agent, Bellefontaine, o.
eI August s. 1s57.-6w.
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Notice!

A Ii persons whonsoever are hereby notified
IL not to sell goods anything else, to, any
person for me, unless they produce my writ
ten order forthe same, and if any person holds
a note against ME, he will please produce it in
the course of ten days.
81 i NICHOLAS ROTH.
Sept. 30. 1857. asgl
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NJ i s cell a ne us.
IS w TINE S s D S.
OR, THE
FORGER CONVICTED. s

JOHN S. DYE IS TIE AUTHOR, z
Who has had 10 years experience as a {
Banker AMI Publisher and Author of
A series Of Lectures at tie Br0adway ,
Tabernacle
when, for 10 successive nights, over &
ES $4,000 PEOPLE 81 Y
Greeted him with Rounds eff Applause, =
while he exhibited the manner in which -
Counterfeiters execute their Frauds, -
and the Surest and Shortest Means -
of Detecting them! e
The Bunk Note Eng,urers all sag that
he is the greatest fudge Of Paper :.
Money living. - -
CREATEST DISCOVERY of The Present =
" Century for Detecting Counterfeit =
Bank Notes. p
Describing Every Genuine Bill in Exirtence, 2:
and Exhibiting at a glance every =
Counterfeit in Circulationu
Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE is =:
Easy and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS. =
e. No index to examined No pages to -
hunt up But so simplified and arranged, -
that the Merchant, Banker and Business =
Man can see all at a glance.
English, French and German. -
Thus each may read the same in his own 2
Native Tongue.
MOST PERFECT BANK NOTE LIST ruBLIsHKD, =,
Also q List of
All the Private Bankers in America. :.
A Complete Summary of the FINANCE OF "
EUROPE and AMERICA will be Published in =
each edition, together with all the Import =
ant NEWS OF THE DAY. Also
A SERIES OF INTERESTING STORIES
From an Old Manuscript found in the East.
1t furnishes the Most Complete History of <
ORIENTAL LIFE,
Describing the Most Perplexng Positions
| in which the Ladies and Gentlemen OF that :.
Country have been so often found. These =
Stories will continue throughout the whole
year, and will prove the Most Entertaining Z
ever offered to the Public.
| ES Furnished Weekly to Subscribers =
only, at ST. a year. All letter. must be ::
| addressed to
JOHN S. DYE, Broker.
| Publisher and Proprietor.
April %, 1857 20 Wall Street. y. Y.
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Attachment Notice.
M0TsTGE.

THE undersigned is prepared to locate Land
= Warrants in Iowa. The best selections will
be made in hesouthern part of the State, he
having Secured an efficient Agent to make selec-
tions and locate the Warrants. The subscri-
befi fatters himself that he can render entire
satisfaction. Charges reasonable. a. 49, Is,
May l3, 1857. JOHN B. NOI.L, Agent,
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WILLOW GROVE HOUSE.
BARESVILLE, OHIO,
lat Jacob Bare's old Stand
JACOB FISHER, Proprietor.

The proprietor of the above named House,
begs leave to inform the public that h, has
Just opened up said house for the accon,mo-
dation of travellers and boarders. Every
attention will be paid to those who favor him
with azcaH, " to make; them comfortable and
their stay pleasant He IS we'll provided with
Stabling, and the utmost attention'will be Civ
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
Don't forge. to cali at the Willow Grove. II
ia JACOB FISHER.
Baresville, March 25, '57. pd.
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PETER METz's ESTATE.

PETER METZ's ESTATE.
NOTICES hereby given that the subscr Der
IN has been appointed by the Probate Court
Of Monroe County, Ohio, administrator of the
state Of Peter Metz, deceased.
IS JACOB HoLPP, Admir-.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County.
COURT OF. COMMON PLEAS.

Olivia Martin, ] THE said defendant, Briggs
against L Martin, whose place of
Briggs Martin. residence is unknown, is here
by notified that on the twenty fifth day of July,
1857, the plaintiff Olivia Martin, filed in the
Office of the Clerk of SAID Court, her petition
praying for divorce and alimony against said
defendant, al1egin, for cause extreme csnelty
and wilful absence for more than three years.
Said, suit will be for trial at the next October
term of said Court tsia9es et'is'tsea'iie D'i
ls za9ts B ARCHBoLD & RICHARDSON,
SS Att,ys for Plaintiff
August IA lS57.-6w. n
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sls,4o1
IosEpH TuEL.s ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that VIM. Mcknight
~ and James Bradfeld, have been confirmed
by the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
IS administrators Of the estate of Joseph Tuel,
dsosased.
WILLIAM MCKNIGHT,
81 JAMES BRADFTELD, s
oct. "A, ls57.--3w.rd. Adm'rs.
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.THE Hoo CRop IN KENrUcKY-Th
slistp Of hogs in Kentucky TIE present
year has been completed, and shows a
large increase, as follows:
Total reports for 1857 l,421. .5s6
- "sl857 l,l09,ls3
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY..

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the estate of
~ William C. Martin, deceased, is insolvent
and the creditors of the said William c. Mar
tin. required to present then cisilns against
said estate withinsix months from this date for
settlement. rsa
WILLIAM MCKNIGHT, Admir-. of
VIM. C. Maetin, decd.
Oct. Il, 1857 i.
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vuyIMoTHY SEED, Ky. Blue ,irass Seeds
u Hemp Seed, Garden seeds, &C., &C., for
Sale ct e KERKBRlDE'S
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Monroe Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Y
TERMS OF suBscRIprror .

WOODSFIELD. OHIO. 0a3RelI
This company, being organized under a afavo,,,ssyf
able charter obtained from tho Legislature a.
now IN prosperous condition, and ready to-,
Insure Hotels, Dwelling Houses Barns sta5lsS.s
Store Houses, Shops, &C., &c., against loss 81
ire. - .F5,7F s.-s.e.ss ].
DIRECTORS. 81 lalt.i,.s j
NATHAN ATTAIN HoLLIsTEa, ISAAC SMITH, a N
JNo. N. kiRkBRlDE, c. DlEHL,s "a,
LEWIS sHIpLEY, j. W. ARMsrRone. =
J. 3. OBLINGER. JOHN KERR. :.
VA. TALBOT. wILLrAN srRr. =
THEo! BENNINGHAus,, r. koEHAz. e = e
-. J. A. DAVENPORT
- JOHN A. pAvRNPoxr. rssS4;
NJ. HolLfsrkR, Treas. 1sigss sT3Hs i9Bng *:
| !. B. NoLL, Secretary and General Agent.
Nay ls, 1851 = ).
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~ AjEri.sF, Esi.t4 G:Fc.. =. Y. writes: 81 have
;.,. e: AZ r,ero it Ia. best u.oine Tor iss
?arpo>, -, orr. Eith '4N o.''l skeuid
rsy tSH.i.y.ve .iisrs FIR bottle ta 10 without 1t, or
Ets any eiiEE ransdy."
Group, Who0ping Cough, Influenza.
SpEIS1rIEtn, Mas, Feb. Z, 1854
hs",Hsa tsa will eheerfa,iy certify Your pssroaAi
tsigs 60 ii the ciest diseases of children We of
fraternity In tie South appreciate your skill, and
'-' HIRAM coNKLIN, ND.
AMOS L.x ESQ, MoNvSREs, Ia. writes, 81 JAN, 1855:
az hna tedious Influenza which confined me in doors
SIX weeks. took ,uany medicines without relicf finally
trisi yuur Pscrn7AL by the advice Of clergyman.
Tho rrss t,eo relieved the sopness in nv throat and
Innx, less sn GRE half the bste made me compietels
ws forr medicines are the cheapest we'll "a the best
diss. IA the ptsr mans friend"
Asthma or Fhthisic. and Bronchitis.
wEsr MANCHESTER. Pa. Feb 4, 1855.
s.R:,Y ,Yorr cHraRy pEcroRAL is pers,rming marvellous
in this section 1t hss relieved several from alarm-
ing symptoms a consunptiou and IL curing man
who has borea under an atsston Of the lungs for the
A. A. RAMSEY, u. D., ALaIoS MoSRoE CO., Iowa,
writes sept G. 1855 During my practice many yeari
have found nothing equal to CHERRY pEcToRAL for
giving cas-. and relief to consumptire PATIENTS or curing
snch Is cGralle"
We might asid volumes Of evidence but the most con-
rncing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy ia found la s
easosa npon trial.
Probably remedy has ever been known which
crcsl 80 mary and such dangerous this Some
hGEsan aid reach; but to those the CuEnaY
PzcroRAL nsforis relief and comfort.
ASTON HOUSE, New YosK CITY. March s. 1885
Docroe AVER LOWELL: ] feel 1t duty and pleasure
IL inform you wl your CHEaRy PEcToRAL has done for
nay wife. She had been ve months laboring under the
dangerous symptoms of Consumption, from which aid
could procure gave her much relief. She steadily
fiing. until Dr. Strong. of tis city. where have
FOR s.vics, recommended trial Of your medicine. We
bicss his kindness, do your Skill for she has
cred from that day She is not yet a. strong se nsed
10 be. but is free from hor cough, and calls herself WELL
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHELnEy1LLH.
Cs.snptres do despair till you have tried Ayers
CnERkY PpcroRaL. 1t is made by of the best medical
chemist in the world and its all around bspcsk
the high merits OF it's virtues. - Is.i.Gdefaa Ledger
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