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NEWTON Falls WOODEN FACTORY
TNHE subscriber hers Ieava tn nform

u the community. that he has bought The Toolei
Factory at Newton Falls. formerly owned by IL. C
soule, and being a practical workman, having for Ia,
last3years worked as Spinner. at West Warren wooleI
Factory, and before that at RaYenna, Summit Factory
requests a share of business.
To those having Wool to manufacture into Cloth, /
beg to inform them that L am prepared to manufacture
at the following prices:
FlaDnels. yard wide, IL cents per yard.
sheeting. 9 quarters wide, 37S cents per yard.
Blankets Twilled, 40
Tweeds. " %
Pulled Cloth, from 30 to 10 "
Custom Carding, ) cents per pound,
CarlinE and Spinning, lag cents per pound. Reel
ing ~ cents per pound.
n. B. All Work Warranted.
ALLEN HOYLE.
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DR II. TUBBS will be in altendanI
- as follows

- as follows
WARREN, National Hotel, Wednesday. June 9th.
RtvUESk, Preutiss Ii1use, Friday, June fin.
AsHTABULA, Ashtabula House. Thursday, june u.
For Consultation HPSR all diseases et the Tsroa',
LEHES, Heart, Licsr, Stomach B0leEs, Kidneys.
cad SPfesa. Else. Dr0Psg. GrGesi, RfeHmzfiSsR,
Nervousness. Dsbiify. Dyspepsia. Female DissaS-
IS, -AgHs and Feuer. Fits. Impurities af tie Blood.
EraPtioRs, Cancers, Ulcers aud all other varieties
OF long standing complaints, 10th External and In
ternai.
For some tea years, Dr.. TCREs has devoted his entire
time 10 Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annuIlly.
many Of WHOM hal exhausted every other resource
within reach. Il NO CASE ARE MINERAL or OTHER
POisONs EMPLOYED, s0R DOGS ne MAKE SICK TO MAKE
WILL. on THAR DOWN To BrILD UP AGAIN. The medi-
cipes can lie taken with safety by the most delicate.
an patients may remain at hOne, and c~oItinle, with
pruieuce, their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under tie treatment after friends and
physicians have hal given up all hope, the iRdisputa-
Bile evidences OF which can always be furnished
lnvalids, however reduced or dsspaiTing. are invited
to call-aHd may he assured that no ENCOURAGEMENT will
be given or expense incurred, without = corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
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pREpIPEn RY DR. LIZ AVER

Practical and AnqlPieaj Chemist, L0aceA. Mess;
And sold by Druggists everywhere my 10, 5S-4u
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Isaac Fellows Celebrated PlOWs!

nF all sizes, styles and patterns, are
" nov kept constantly on hand ny the subscriber
at his new stand on South Street. Warren, D. among
which may lie found she following:
Right and Left Hand PlOEs, OF all styles and pat
terms in general use. star improved Flows, Nos. 3
and .. an PiOeS ground ready for use. Also, Steel
Plows. Points OF all descriptions, warranted equal TO
the best in market. Our PlOWs are gotten up by our
selves, without foreign cii, as 70 either Patterns CT
Mechanics Also, Pittsburgh, and all ether kinds Of
roints on hand at all times
Fellows PlOwS are so Justly celebrated, and so we'll
and favorably known 10 the farming community. as to
need no further eulogy- Ihave also on haud = supply,
land shall keep the same ut all tiEesJ Of DeianOe's In
dependent Horse Rake, made from the best second
growth Hickory, and built in q good and substantial
manner by an honest msehCRie. Nanhorn's Wrought
Iron Frame and Reversible Steel Teeth CultiVators:
also, Wooden Frame, do. Improved Thermometer
ChGrns, all sizes AMI BENEFITS Improved Muley
CEadles.
All work made or sold By NE, warranted as cheap,
or cheaper than at any other establishment OF the kind
in this section. Farmers would do we'll to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Par
ticular attention given to all kinds OF repairing in my
line OF business, and charges moderate
TIC ny friends and patrons [ would re'urn my thanks
for former patronage, anl solicit 4 continuance ofthe
same.
y. Z. All Goods and WORK warranted.
D. II. BENNETT, AGENT.
South ST., I door East Of Hull & Co.'S.
April Z. lS5S-tf. Machine Works.
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Accident.

On Wednesday, the 2d inst. Mr.. David Sell
ner, a laborer employed at Hardman's Steam
Saw Mill, in Champion, while moving a log
with a handspike or lever, the lever slipped, and
Mr.. s fell across the circular saw, receiv,
ing severe wounds on the left hip, and arm, and
hand The wound on the hip was about ten
inches in length. The saw was revolving but
slowly. at the rate ofabout 30 or 40 revolutions
per minute, the steam not being applied at the
time, and the saw onlS running from the imre-
tus acquired before steam was of, a Circumstance
which accounts for the slightness of his wounds.
Those circular saws are dangerous.
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,5usae Appointments.

Gentlemen furnishing their own goods. can
and in a style tOdely competition Cutting do
". B. All goods sold and woIk done. warrl:
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burglary.

DUH 8
On the night of the 18th ut the Ticket OF
fee of the Station House of the C. &. NJ. R. r.
at Braceville, was broken open, and an express
package, containing Grape shawls, belonging to
Messrs. Abbott d Higgins of Newton Falls, was
taken. The scanps were traced nearly to this
town by cigars which they had dropped along
their track.
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L~INSEED OIL!
BY THE
Quantity Or Single Gallon

THE subscribers beg leave to inform
Il the public that they viii keep constantly on hand.
a prime article Of cold pressed Linseed Oil, manufac.
tured by J. Moser, Jr.. ~ Co., Girard, with whom they
are associated1 which they offer at the lOcest market
pyire. Oil manufactured by their process is acknowI.
edged By all who have given it a Trial, to be superior
in quality. Il win readily command from four to sir
cents more per gal. in market, than oil made from
or discOL0red.
n. b. Cash paid for Flax Seed on delivery.
c.. &. NJ. AOSER.
Warren, Ohio. May S, IS5s-tf.
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VIII be Published June 18th.
THE EXILES OF R
by Joshua e. GIddimgs.
ILLUSTRATED WITH SIX FINE ENGRAV!yGS.
One Volume, I2mo. 3e0pp. si,0O.

This work will portray, with eminent ability, the
crimes mi by our Government against the Ma.
rooms who fed from South Carolina and other Slave
States, seeking protection under Spanish laws. 1t
viii also show the bad faith exercised towards the In
dians of Florida, and be found to present a true view
of the long fought FLORIDA WAR.
The object of this work is to operate upon the polit-
ical morality of the country. by calling forth the sym
pathies and moral feelings of the people; and its con
demration of the tyranny of the Executive and its
supporters, should commend it to the attention Of
every American citizen
The long and distinguished services, high personal
character, and known ability of the writer, viii be a
sufficient guaranty Of its merits.
The Washington correspondent of the New York
E1eHiRg Post, who examined some Of the advance
sheets, says:
This work will prove a valuable history Of important
events which will undoubtedly be passed over by those
who claim TO be the historians OF The country. either
in consequence CT the peculiar institution which it
concerns, or because they have not the facilities for
acquiring information on the subject. To any other
man than Dir. Giddiags, the subject OF the Spanish
AarOons or Seminole slages would become complex
aud remote. Perhaps there has been no subject which
he has more thoroughly Investigated in the course or
his public duties, nor any that he comprehends better
than this. The book viii rOTer a vast deal Of inPor
tant information besidss that OF which Il is the special
object Of the author to treat. The character Of Osceo-
la, as deiineated by the pen of Mr.. Giddings, is grand
to contemplate lbs parentage, marriage, romantic
life and noble death, make up a most thrilling and in
structive chapter ia the work; and while the whole is
produced in the usually earnest. clear and concise
style of the author, it is also beauti6ed With a romance
more charming than can be gathered from the world
of fiction
Pr AGENT, Wanted i'm eVarv Couufvf n
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NNNINU NIOIIUNc,
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland C
lumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Cleye
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls.
" Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Falls, &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenvilIe Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by 2. Z. W
d C. Rail Road TO Pittsburgh.
Aay &c, 1858. CHAS. Il. RHODES. Sunt.
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HOME
COLE ~LEATHER.-The demand

~ Sole Leather is more active, but prices have
undergone no material change. Sales 300 his. Buffalo
Slaughter, 24G26 cts. OrenOco. middle weights. - r
% cts; over weights, 2l923. Heml0ck, 25936 cts
We note 500 lbs. Baltimore tanned S0le-sold 1t Nc.
CoSNELL's at 80 cts.
Upper LEATHEI.-Upper Leather Scarce, and not
much demand.
KIP SKINS--A few doz. On hand at %cCoxxELLs,
hut sales are limited.
CALF SKINS Skins, Ohio tanned, 759s5 cts.
Philadelphia Calf Skins We put at 95Gl,Io. French
Calf95, I,GG9I,iO.
MOROCCO sKINS.-Moroceo Skins We quote at
Tampico Boot TX go
Madras do
Caracoa do 81
Cali at McCONNEL's and see the above.
Warren, April Il, IS5S-tf.
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Justices and ConstabIes' Blanks,
EARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBPGsAs, ZIG.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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Stealing Turkeys and Chickens.

A cOlored gemman was brought before Jus.
tice Abel, yesterday, charged with stealing
turkeys and chickens from Mr.. Archibald Reeves
of Rowland. When the machinery for trial was
in readiness, h wisely concluded to pay the dam
ages, and the suit was dropped.
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Wool Manufacture.

At Girard, A. Briefly is carding. spinning.
reeling and weaving wool into divers fabrics, to
suit customers. He has had long experience in
his business, and understands it well.
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a. TruesdeEE,

II AS now on hand, and is receiving q
IL large variety Of CABINET FURNITURE. EN-
nracing Sofas, Tets a Tetes, Rocking and Easy Chairs
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Marble Top, Extension and Com
mon Tables, Dressing, Fancy and Common Sands
Common Chairs, &c, &C.
He is also prepared to manufacture every style Of
Fashionable Furniture, Picture Frames. dc. All OF
which he will sell at prices 10 suit the times.
lie has also purchased the entire stock Of d. D. Gin.
MORE and will hereafter carry on, in connection with
his former business, that of UNDERTAKEN.
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WAREEx. Jrxr 5th 1879

WARREN. JuSr 5th, 1853.
n. B Tyler, ESQ.
Dear Sir.-We regret that this mistake should
have occurred. The papers were directed by a
young mar III the office. who had never done
this part of the business before.
We are much obliged to you for informing US
Respectfully,
HAPGoOD & ADAMS.
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Commencement at the Hiram Institute.
The commencement of the Western Eclectic
Institute will be held on Thursday the 10Th
inst.
The exercises on former occasions of the kind
have been very interesting, and will without
doubt, be so again.
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Farmers read!

FarHncrs Read!
I HAVE now on hand and for sale, a
Z quantity Of the hest PloEs now in use, both Steel
and Cast, all ground anj polished in first rate order;
among which nay be found GILLS' COMBIN ALTON
LOWS manufactured at Columbus. Ohio. OF these. 1
have several sizes AMI styles; Gibbs Cylinder Mold
board Pi0ws, manufactured AZ EeEton Falls by Board
man * Rced, who are we'll known to have no Stperiors
try. Also, TIE New York Premium, the Star PlOws,
&c, all of which 1 will sell on as fair terms as CHE
Sane quality Of plows can he bought for-) at any other
establishment IN this section. Farmers. who are want
ing to get a good pillow, will do we'll to call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Ny PlogS
are all warranted 70 give satisfaction.
l have also on haLd, and am still manufacturing.
Delauoe's Independent Horse Rake. Thermometer
Chgrn, (COwIe's Patent) ~Ilackley's Cheese Press.
which is 4 perfect Squeezcr; Provision Safes, Straw
Cutters, FORK Handles. Hoe Handles. h Hives, &c
l have also on hard, 4 quantity Of One Wheel Car
riSges. commonly known by the name of "Paddy's
Gig" finished up in good style, AMI made good size,
designed fOr farmers AID others who may want = good
carriage Of that class
Ian also prepared 10 DO all kinds Of job Work, such
as Saving, Planning, Turning, &c.
All the above named articles can be found at nv
Shop, on Quinhy Hill. where ] shall he happy TO see my
friends, who may see fit to give me a call. Come right
along. any time Of the day. You will find good hitch
ing posts, and the cars wont scare your horses
CHARLES MESSENGER
Warren. o.. March 81. IS5S-tf.
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Elder Isaac Errett
Will preach at the Dieiple Church on Sunday
next, both morning and evening.
WARREN, JuYE I. 1858.

WARREN, JUYE7, 1858.
MESsRs. EDIToRs.-I must take the liberty to
say that your contributor, "Outsider' exhibits n
strange lack both of taste and Judgment, in Civ
ing so meagre a notice of Thomas D. Webb,
Esq, after bestowing such lengthy eulogies upon
lawyers so much younger, and less deserving
Surely mir. Webb's long career, his associations
with the early settlement of the county, the
many important positions he has occupied, and
the answering integrity of his whole life, de-
served a more extensive and better notice.
SENEX.
Senex is right. nevertheless, Outsider is not
so very much to blame. When he sent in the
article, he stated, in a note that he had not
sufficient knowledge of Mr.. Webb's history, to
to give him a fitting notice, and requested that
We should supply the deficiency. We were ab-
sent, and did no: return until the article was in
type, the paper gone to press, and it was too
late to remedy the matter, at that time.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.

500 NJ. Express bound West meets Nail bound
East at Aurora.
$40 P. NJ. Express bound East meets Nail bound
West at Mantua.
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Root Pills, signed A. 3. Moore. Al genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature Of A.. J. Whas
e Co., on each box.
TIE reason why people are so distressed when sick,
and why 50 many de. is because they DO not get a med
icine which will pass 10 the afflicted parts, and which
viii open the natural passages fr the disease 10 be
cast out; hence, 4 large quantity Of food and other
matter is lodged, and the stomach and i~ntestjnes are
literally over1owing with the c]oTruptei mass; thus
undergoing disagreeable fermentation, constantly mix
ing with the blood, which throws lie corrupted matter
through every vein and artery, until life is taken from
the body by disease. Dr. MoTss's PILLS have added
to themselves victory upon victory. by restoring mil
Yes, thousands who have been rackci or tormented
with slcknes. paia aud anguish, and Who's feeble frames
have been scOrehefi by the burning elements Of raging
Ever, and Who have been brought IS it were, within n
step Of The silent grave, now stand ready TO testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead, had IL
Indian Roo. Pills. After one or tgO doses had been
taken, they were aSt0nished, aud absolutely surprised,
in Witnessing their charming effects. Not Caly do
they give immediate ease and strength, and take away
all sickness, pain end anguish, hut they at once 60 TO
WORK q: tae feundat on OF the disease. which IS The
who use these Pills, that they win so cleanse and puri
fy. that disease-that deadly enemy-wilt lke its flight.
and the flush Of youth and beauty viii again return,
and the prospect Of a long and happy life viii cherish
AMI brighten your days.
Price = cents per box, five boxes viii he sent on the
receipt OF 81 postage paid.
Sold by E. SMITH & CO.. and OOD & PEW.
Warren, o., and By all dealers in Medicines in the
county
A J. WHITE & CO.. Sole Projectors,
50 Leonard Street, New York.
WA. NUDGE 6 CO., Proprietors Of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment. E2riSville, Madison Co.. New York,
General Agents. ny -, SLY
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fIAVING just returned from the cas-
1Gtyrn cities, is snow receiving the largest. cheap
est, and best selected variety Of goods in his line ever
displayed in Warren, - which he would invite the at
teItion Of Merchants. Peliars aud dealers in variety
goods. am prepared to Offer at both wholesale and
retail, at prices and on terms as favorable as any city
gest Of New York, Merchants wishing to sort up
are requested to give me u allbefore going to Cleye-
Ind.
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PATCH & OPDYCKE


vs.. ton OF Carriage Good ~incIlslv,
old Buggy L]iningsS Of the best quality Of Plush V
Il D Carriage Bolts. Make a note OF these latter
''fxins," yoa who seek to supply your customers with
better work than they buy elsewhere.
Now in stock the largest, Cand iy Largest" we mean
.~tisser.' a more eztensivr') supply Of Saddlery
Ware, Harness Trimmings, &c, than can be found at
any inland point on the Western Reserve.
ORDERS by the Hacks or L. L. filled By return line,
and goods WARRANTED to he as represeuted. Oar
friends viii fad US ever really 10 exhibit the latest
styles OF Harness Trimmings, aud give a. 'inklin-''
ufacturers, as Ee take Pains during t-ips 70 New York
to post ourselves in every branch Of the trade. Nov
Pearl C. W Cloth. CItret do-very choice.
Green do excellent shadc.
Crimson Figured Plush, by the piece or yard.
s SSs5is' DO DO Do Do y. d2 y. Gin, DO Shade.
No. l Duck, 50 inches.
No. do do pretty fair quality.
Dreb Union Cloth, by the piece or yard.
Green DO DO latest style Of shade.
Blue Union Cloth, gate fne-for low price.
German Worsted DamAsk Fancy do.
High Colored do various shades.
We are opening out a great variety OF Harness and
other Trimmings, . slight schedule Of qualities and
kinds is suijOinel. We iHteudto sellat WHOLESALE
as low as any JOBBTNG HOUSE vest New ork:
dozen Silver Patent Bits. 2dos 20 Forged.
l0gross Silver Plated Buckles ;doaS., ar, including
g, = and I inch.
/ gross Silver Plated Buckles for Tugs.
II dozen Japlnned H.. D. Trees, Round Ferreis.
, 90 Brass do do Crescent 10
l DO IElaid 10 DO do do do
. 10 Full do do do Crown do
do yaranned Silver do do do
) do Iulaid do do do do
do Full do do do do
lj Psirs L. S. Eastern Hames.
30 do Japannei Gig do
81 do DO Coach do fair quality.
36 10 QLSPot Iron Gig do seIlin. fast.
- do Silver PLATED do incIIding some fne
3!6 dozen Japanned Maleable Screw Cockeys- lstylts
IL do Mullen Bits, quality not 90 bras OF.
II do do do better grade.
20 do MIleable Is. Loops, some very heavy.
Also. Pad Hooks. Tug Hooks. Terrets. SnaHlrs.
Rings, seat S~Pindles, Ivory Rings. real Silver 70.
settles, M2rtiugaj Rings, loops in every variety. Silver
Top Props. Enameled Hides, FriHges. Buctram Laces
in endless variety.
Remember tie place. as per annexed "ard.
PATCH & OPDYCRE, Warren, o.,
Jobbers Of Carriage Goods. SadiIsry We're. Harness
Trimmings. Mats and OIL Cloths.
Warren, May 26, isjS.
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Cash rOr Eauttep.

WE will pay the highest market price
W in CASH, for good fresh made BUTTER.
N. D. Each churning should be kept in separate
rolls, so as to avoid mixing the colors.
IDDINGS & MORGAN
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PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.

Sold in Warren. by WOOD & PEW: BrookfsId by
CHEW; Vienna, hy X. J. STEWART. Jr.; Girari.
by Gilbert d Price; Youngstown, BY j. I. Jewell. ard
By Druggists generally. nav 20, '5S.y
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Business Notices.

Al Truesdell has been extending his bust
ness, and has a large assortment of sofas, chairs,
tables, DC, just received from the east. Few
men have better taste, and fewer still have more
skill than Mr.. 7. in the manufacture of cabiRet
ware, and those wishing any thing in that line,
made to order, will be sure to be satisfied. Fish's
Metallic Burial Cases can be had of Mr.. Trues.
dell.
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DISS0LUTION.--The co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between Boardman d
Reed. in the Foundry business. is this day closed by
mutual consent. All persons therefore having unset
tied accounts. will please call and arrange the same
without delay. The business will be continued at the
old stand by Chas. Boardman, for the future.
CHAS. B0ARDMAN,
JAS REED.
Newton Fails. Nav u. ls5s-Gmt
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DISSOLUTION The partnership
H heretofore existing between the underlined, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Of the parties.
The notes and accounts belonging TO the old firm
are in the hands Of Alexander Mcconnell, at the OIL
stand. where all persons knowing themselves indebted
on book account. or otherwise, will please call and
make immediate arrangements for payment.
ALEX. MCCONNELL.
Feb. -, IS. JAS. MCCONNELL.
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The Boot, Shoe and Leather business Will carried
on AZ the old stand. No. 90 Main Street, Warren. Ohi5.
by James Mcconnell and A c. McCOnnell, under the
firm OIL. K 4. g. Mcconnell, where they viii be glad
to see the friends and patrons Of the old firm. They
pledge themselves that they will endeaver to suit all.
as we'll in article as price. and all we wish to say fur
Their on the subject, is. that our friends give US a call
before purchasing.
Wlrran- FL 81 ISlS-tf
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aud iewer yet the communities any where which have
not among them some living trophy OF its victory over
The subtle and dangerous diseases Of throat ard lungs
While il is the most powerful antidote yet known TO
ran for the formidable and dangerous diseases oil thu
pulmonary organs. il is also the pleasantest and safest
remedy that can be employed for infants and young
persons. Parents should have it in store against the
insidious enemy that steals upon them unpTspared--
We have abundant grounds to believe the CHERRY
PICTORIAL saves more lives rs the C~oCsumptOns II
prevents than those it cures. Keep it by yoI,
and cure your colds while they are durable. nor nee
leet them until no humrn skill can master the inexo-
sable eaEker that, fastened on the yitals, eats your life
away.
Al know the dreadful fstaiitJ oflG gdisordsrs, aud
as they know too the virtues OF this rrmedy- We netd
not do more than assure them it is still made thS test
it Gun be. We spare no cost. 10 care, 10 toll - pro-
duee it the most perfect possible. and thus afford those
who rely on it the best agent which our skill can FUR
uish for their cure.
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We need not speak to the pua-
lie Of is virtues Throughout
every town. aud almost every
hamlet Of the American States,
its wonderful cureSof pulmonary
complaints have made il already
Known NAY few r the fanii-
lies in any civilized country on
this continent without soUle per
.xr ri.pra Of ia elects.