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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
Ouio, III uuoto.
j. W. MCBRIDE.
November 18th. q

j. II. GOULD & Co.-SiRs: l received the pack
age of Husking Thimbles on the llth inst, TALL
ssfe) and ! sold them all the Same day, those who
bougat them say they are the greatest improve.
ment imaginable. | used a pair of them and find
they greatly facilitate ~husking; enclosed | send
you five dollars for another package, send them TO
me at Mt. Gilead, Morrow Co., Ohio.
a, PSI .Nv tsst e.i Yours. &C.. aaH "A
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
SHADRACH SMELL.
VIENNA. O.. Dec. 10Th ls5z

VIENNA, o., Dec. 18th 1867.
Mr.. GouLD-SrR: Enclosed | send YOU S. 90 F.
send me the worth Of it in 20 IT Huskine Thimbles
Father sent TO you and got a pair we have tried
them and like them well. and .hink thew will sell
we'll. Direct 10y express) Plattsburg, Clark Co..
Ohio. wv
WILLIAM r. wILKIsON.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
J. &. Anbinerp, u. .. s.,
Has removed his Office to the corner of

Has removed his Office to the corner of
MAIN AND BROADWAY,
SECOND STORY, (ENTRANcE FROM BROADWAY, AT THE
SOUTH END OF THE BUILDING:) for the purpose Of Sc
curing increased facilities for the practice Of Den
tistry.
He proposes to spare neither pains nor expense
in keeping pace with the onward march of his Pro-
fession. His stock of DENTAL MATERIALS is
selected by himself at the head of the market and
his past success, he trusts, has been such as to
give assurance that full satisfaction will be given
to those who may require his services.
All operations WARRANTED.
Office hours from A. NJ, till 6 P. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

--tet the aged man forget
His years-manhood HE cares. his plans and
Weary tolls, and be q child once more.
Gu, into the sunshine. and battle the soul
In this bright sire I'm OF glory, and 1t shall
Purge away the stain VI earthliness. The vast
Temple OF earth 10 thick inlaid with gold
A gold that hath no dross! From roof and raite
TO its broad far stretching floor, oil is
Glitter and glory and every weed is decked
In regal robes Of beauty
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

J.H GOULD & co. (sole proprietary,
Alliance, Ohio.
N. Bread the following letters from Farmers
who have used them:
CEDARvILLE. Green Co.. o, Nov. l6, '57.
Mr.. j. H. GouLD-SIR: Enclosed find SIS for
fifty sets of your Husking Thimbles which YOU
can send by express. / have sold all thuse YOU
sent me after supplying ourselves. They appear
to give entire satisfaction and | have no doubt of
their adoption to the purpose intended.
Yours, &c.,
SAMUEL CRESSWELL.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27
OLDEST PRINTER AND EDITOR IN OHIO

Mr.. Joseph W. White is doubtless the Oldest ed
itOr and printer in the State Of Ohiu, being now
in his seventy first year, and working regularly at
the case in this Office. In 1909. in connection
with Porter Sawyer, he commenced the publlca.
ton of the Mu.krugun Messenger. the first paper
ever printed i'll GAINESVILLE. MIR. White also edited
and published The first Democratic paper in this
county. It was called the Ohio Democrat, the first
number Of which was issued in March, 1928. For
the first six months the Democrat vas ISSUED at
Paris, after which the ofi,e was removed to Can
ton. The old gentleman says that it was in the
fall of this year that he first Democratic officers
were elected in the county and that the Demuo.
racy were so elated 10y this, their first victory in
the county, that they kept the old Court House
bell ringing for two days and twu nights in success.
sion. -MasSlon, o., Journqi,ana Times.
TIE FIRST MARRIAGE ON TIE RESERVE.
Gen. Bierce, of Akron, has written a history of
the settlement and progress of gainesville, furnish.
ing many interesting "reminiscences of Pioneer life.
We take the following from a late number of the
Telegraph:
In 1898 Col. Alexander Harper, Major VIM.
Mcfarland and and Ezra Gregory arrived, with
their families, at what is now called Harpers6eld.
Ashtabula County, from Della ware County. New
York. In Major Netherlands family was a fine
young widow by the name of Parthenia Mingus,
whom Major Mcfarland, having no chile rem of his
own. had adopted when a child. She had been
married to a man by the name of Mingu,. and had
one child but Miugus died soon after the mar.
riage. On the death of her husband, the widow
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

IHTs II a VHFV array TOT Ut yUuHR St"V' III
ability to support sc many periodical papers,proveS
an almost universal desire to read among the peo'
Pile. 1t does not prove. however, that the business
is n profitable one. We believe that not more than
une in ten Of the newspapers of Ohio are really
profitable It were better for the publishers, land
tor the public also. for the papers would be; much
better if there were not half 30 many.
We are indebted to Mr.. Coggeshall, the State
Librarian, for much valuable information in re-
gard to the history of newspapers. in which he
has taken much Interest," Cincinnati Gazette.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-11-27

OF these, there were in Cincinnati 10. OF
the papers published in Ohio in 1856, there
we're:
Daily 81
Weekly $40
Other periodicals 81
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Constipation, or Costiveness and
Dyspepsia.

However long standing habltua 5sslersisteat. Com
pletely Cured Without Meticnes Injeaan or Baths,
by means ol an agreeable and nutri-s issiaSD called
EFVaenta The tarna OF this simple VSo Ole is Ii6w
manufactured INTO Crackers and eaten Tftbat sinple
form or with bOiled milk. Its certain effect in subdu.
ing the most desperate of Constipation or Dys.
pepsIa and IN restoring the stomach and bowels to the
normal condition, will astOnISh the soutesl unhee~.
erS The Crackers are manufactured from" WartOn's
Original Genuine ErvaenIa." as sold in the United
States for many years past. References given, and
eerhcates oil most respectable and distinguished per-
sons shown who frankly and earnestly testify to their
great merit and efficacy.
Manufactured only by the subscriber. and sold at his
Cracker Bakery, 2l9 Forsyth street, (near IIoIssn)
New York, at 20 cents per pound, Will soon be for
sale by many respectable groccrs ALSO in this CITY,
tuil directions accompany each package None genu-
me but those marked Days" They will keep for
years IN any elmaie will be forwarded to any part Of
the world with directions for use
ISAAC MCGAY
o7-3m Cracker Baker, 2l9 Forsyth ST. N Y
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
THE sMY RNA TINE
BY ROBT. D. HOE FFECKER.

BY ROBT. d. HOF FECKER.
This paper is issued weekly at 81 so in advance or
S2OO If net paid within the year
Advertisements VIII be charged so cts per square for
the hrst Insertion, and 25 for every subsequent
sertons--twelye lines less considered a square
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis.
and in all cases must be The Office for pubca-
iIon.
Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
Times" Office, upon very moderate charges.
9r Judgment Bonds Notes. &c, KEEP constantly on
hand, and oIher Blanks printed to order punctually
and correctly.
Persons IN want of Bills, Blanks or anything in the
Jobbing line, will find il to their interest 10 give us
coll.
The Law of Newspapers as decided 6y the
Courts.
J. Subscribers who do give EXPRESS notice TO the
contrary, are considered wishing lo continue their
subscription
q If subscribers order the dscOntinnance of their
periodicals, the publisher may continue To send them
Rntll all arrearages paid.
T. Ii subscribers neglect refuse 20 take their pc
rtodicas from the Osce to which they are directed.
they held esponsbe, ll they have settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued.
4. Ii subscribers other places without in.
t9rming the publishers, and the papers the
tormer direction they are held responsible
The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office ar removing and leaving
them uncalled for, prima fcle evidence Of inte.
tional fraud,
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Corporations.

Bank Of SmyrHI-Prrsideul. A. Stoc&lv: Cashier
William Nd Belt; Clerks, f. J. Colt John {, StcckIv
Directors Hon. Piesev S'ruance. William J. Hurlock
Daniel Corbit. Henry Stout, Daniel Crmmns George
DAVIS James r. Clements, Peter f. Causcy Discount
day Thursday.
Smyrna Library Association President. Daniel
Cummlns; Vice President. Rev. VIM II brisbane
recording Secretary, RObt d Hofecker Cores nond
ing Secretary, DR. + ID Daley; Treasurer. VIM G.
Eliason; Managers John NJ Defining RODt IL Cummlns
an5 DR. + Clawson
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Hundred Officers.

Notaries Public IiGffng ION and F. Colt;
Justices of the Peace Smyrna, John Eaton, Caleb
WOlcOtt; keHtOR WIN Ii Taylor
Collector: Lewis Graham;
COnstables. Smyrna, Capt Henry d. Scoul: Eenton
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: James Guessford
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
"a Stoves StOves!! StOVcs!!
'EsX Industrial Stove Works.

No 81 North SECOND Street opposite Christ Church,
PHILADELPHIA.
VIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
The public generally tha, he has taken the Store.
at NO "3 North Second street where he will be pleas ed
TO see his Uld customers aud friends
lie has n0w' hand siendId assortment Of ParInr
Hail. Office Slcre and Cooking STOVE of the latest
and most approved kinds, at Wholesale and Retail.
WIN. &. NEAIAN,
No. 80 North Second street. Philadel l;hia
B-YOur particular attention is invited TO ME-
GEES Patent Gas Burning Warming and VenliIarine
Stoves Tor ParOrs, Offices, Stores Halls, Cars Ic
which Tor economy, purity Of air, and case of manage
ment' mas no equal. w N.
&1-Oid Castings for all kinds of Stoves. on hand.
sel6-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

Treasurer: WM. SATrERFELD.
Register: d. e. GOODWIN.
Recorder: GEO. RAwLsTuN
PrOthSnOtary: RICHARD ~ MERRIxEN.
Clerk of the Peace JOHN S. BELL
Clerk of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: WILLIAM A ATKINSON.
Coroner JonN HUSBANDS
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
The Law of Newspapers as decided. IDy tn
Courts.
General and Local information
u. =. Government.

President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice President JOHN e. BRECKINRIDGE
Secretary of State Gen. LEWIS CAsS
Secretary of Interior JACOB ruuMrsor.
Secretary of Treasury; HOWELL COBB.
Sc &c, etary of War: JOHN 3 FLOYD.
Secretary of Navy: Isaac ToUCEY,
Postmaster General; A. V. Brown.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH ) BLACK.
Chief Justice Uf the United States: ROGER B. Ia,
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Prospectus for ISJS-'J9.
The PENNSYLVANIA.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKI,Y

DAILY, TRl-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The great events Of the immediate future so lar0elv
depending upon the holiness and energy of the Demo-
cratic party of the country call iOr the widest disscm
nation among the people of all facts and arguments
elucualIlig and sustaining the Democratic National
p'llcyi au1 the duty of an independent Democratic
Ourhai III slch crisis Ot our history only be fully
ana adVant"geOnsly discharged hy the active OPERA
ton Ol all who desire DemucraIr success in extend.
| ing the sphere of It's usefulness. THE PENNSYI-
ANlAN has ipr over twenty five years OCCUPIED h,
position OF central organ IN Pennsylvania winning
Dy us DOldneSs and ability, the confidence and warm
regard Of the Democracy of ever, State IN the Imam.
ahd the Proprietor appeals with Conscience TO the De-
mocracy OF the country. IN de srng now 10 eUeI still
more widely lis influence lie invites aention IN tho
aoiy WIN whit hhis par conducted and the care
exercised III all It's departments. Aside from its high
aLu uh9"esiI"ned political character paper enjoys
IN larger degree the confidence of The busnpss cu
munIty lis CUWmerclaI and Monetary R.porls are
lull ana comprehensive; It's Marine List unsuruass.d
Tor correctness and reliability; and all the depart
incnls ol ilrscIass newspaper no outlay expense
| Is spared 10 make II complete and acceptable
The Proprietor trusts 10 commend The PennsvIva.
man TO the business and reading community for ITS
aOty ana excellence, and snlcits a critical eXanlna
non ol It's merS. Ii Is his make II a necessary
VIsIl2r III the counting house an honest counsrIor il;
The bank par'or, an exponent of every trading AMI
business interest," while news Journal il shall he
unsurpassed for reliubIy; and he would also rom.
mend II 10 business men as medium Oi advertising
It's Daily, TrWeekiy nd Weekly issues go in Inr6e
numbers INTO every Stale in the Union No pauer
elcT ia Tulaue phla nF New York, laTgeiV err
culaied and general read those sections from Winch
Phllldelpha derives her chIel trade and where il Il
specially important thalOur business houses should be
Known and dpprerlaIrd
- The TRlW EEKLY Pennsy lvanian is printed eyerv
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and cnnlans alI The
reading muIterO OF the DAILY editions The WEEKLY
Pennsy lvanlan is printed very Saturday and is who'll
y devoted 10 News, Literature, Polillcs Agriculture
and Trade
erms:
Daily Pennsylvania 5000 per annum, invariably in
advance. "
Ir-WeekIy' So 90 per annum. invariably in advance
The price OF the Weekly Pennsy vanan is One Dollar
per anhum but lOI the purpose of further increus
ing Inc circulation, the following inducements are
offered to Agents and others 10 RAISE Clubs:
One copy, one year, SIOO
Six copies, 4 u0
Twelve copies" 10 90
EIshleen " IL 90
twenty-five 90 0O
Larger clubs in proportion
In all eases, orders for the paper must he occonno.
MED by the cash.
Letters TO be addressed. postpaid to
~ WM. RICE. Proprietor
e'O No. JOS South Third street. PhiladeIphia
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Town Government.

Commissioners: William Denney, DR. S NJ Fisler
DR. William Cummins Walter AcNIuIlcn WLlIam
Ehason, Presley S?ruance Jr. and john Al NusIell;
Assessor William Wlds;
Treasurer: Thomas T. Jefferson;
Police: Henry Cunningham john l. Chelhns and
Benjamin Brown.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
State Government.

Governor: PETER +. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State; JAMES X. LoFLANn
State Treasurer: WM. } CLARK.
Stats Auditor: A. B. MARVEL.
Judge U. 5. Circuit Csurl: WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL Nj. HARRINGroN
Chief Justice: +. w. GILPIN; Associates, J.
MILLIGAN, JOHN w. HOUsrON, EDWARD HoorEN.
Attorney General: GEO. p. FISHER.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Congress.
Kent County Officer.

Senators: JAMES a. BAYARD, MARTIN W. BATES.
Representative: WM. &. WHITLEY
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Churches.

Asoury ID Church, MeIh"Iist opposite Market
street; Rev Wm III Brsblne paslOt ; services 10!
O'Clock mOrnng-evenng at 63;
Presbyterian Church, cor4er Methodist and East
streets; Rev Jokn McClnsky d D pastor; services 10
scl'k, m, and 81 pm
81 Peters prot EWscOpaD. Union st pastor Rev
julius Grammeri services at 10! O'clock, IL m and 3
O'Clock, pm.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Societies.

Morning Star Lodge, No i. Of o F-Meets at
Odd Fellows Hall every Friday evening;
Shawnee Tribe, No ), of r M,-Meets every
Thursday evening al SpruaT Building;
. Mcdonnell Encampment. No 3 | o Of D F-Meets
I'd and 4th Tuesday Of every month.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

THE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine havc L.o,
'aAeu lhelf utmost 10 produce this Le,t, most perfect
/ purglllVe which is known To man. luuunrrshe
proofs are shown that these Pills have vrlue, wh,rl
SurPiss ia excellence the ordinary medicines and It
mcy WIN uhWecedentedy upGu The esteem of all men
lhey are safe and pleasant To lake but powerful 10
cure Their pentang prOperiI.s stimulate the vital
acIVIles of The body, remove the ufslrncous of ~
oFsdHs' purify the blood, and expe disease rhey
purge out e loHl hunors winch breed and grow uIs.
temper stimulate sluggish GsUrdcrcd organs ulo
tltlf natural action, and impart healthy tone with
strength to The whole system. Not unl. do Ilcy cure
'he everyday complaints of everybody bui also lor.
mluable ana dangerous diseases thai have b.tlcd The
best oi human skill. While they produce p,yrriuI
effects, they are al the time in Diminished doses
me safest and hest physic thai can be empoyed for
chluren. Beng sugar coated, they are pleasaut 10
Iahei aud being purely vegetable are Tree from any
FISK Oi harm Cures have been made n hicl surra,s
Oellel were they not subsIantaied by such ~.
aaeu position and character as 10 iurhd the suspicion
VI u.ruih MANY eminent clergy men and plI/ slcIas
nave lent their naes to certify 10 the public the re-.
liability OF my remedies, while others have s,ll me
e assurance O their cOnv cIun hat my Preparations
tering fellow-mcn
The Agents below named are pleased to furnish
sfalIs my American AiRanac containing dire ciiG of
Ing complaints:
CostIvcneSs Bilious Complaints Rheumaiism. prop.
y' Heartnurh Headache arising from ioul stomach,
Nehsel' indigestion, MOibId lnaCIIrn of the Bowels
anu ram arising lheTelrOin, FlaIulency, Loss of An
pelIle all UlcerOus and CujaneOls Diseases which re-
HuIre an evacuant medicine, Scruiula or KIM, Evil
hty also by purifying the blood and stimulating The
system cure many complaints which il WOULD NOT lie
supposed they could reach, slrh as Deafness Partial
Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous lrrtahilIiv, De.
OF The Liver and Kidneys, Gout and oher
khdrcd mpaIutS arising from low siac I The b,.tv
Or obstruction of lis funC iIunS
%I~ DO not be put oil 10y unprncipled dealers with
some o,hcr phil They ma%e more profit on AAk for
ayers FIiIs' and take nohmg else. No other they
AN give you compares With tins in its mtril.,ic ,aIs
" cuiaIve powers The sick want the brsl aid lhere
siOr them and they should have it.
prepared by Dr. y. C.. Aver.
Practical and Analytical Chemist Low ell. Mass.
frice % cts. per Box. Five Boxes iursl
Sold by d. LOCKWOOD, and J. z. HOFFECKER.
myrna, and all Traders everywhere. Wl.6m
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Richardson's 2risEA Eishcms.
DANASkS DIApEpS e


Consumers of Richardson's Linens and those de,i
rous OF obtaining the Genuine Guods should see tha,
the articles they pgrrhase sealed wIIh lhq fnj
uame OF the ilrn-RiClIARD&ON, SONS 4 OWDEN'
the G. Jods. -
Ihis Caution is rendered essentially necessary as
large quantities OF Inferior and detective Linens are
prepared season tier seaSun and Sc lod wi The name
oi Richardson by Irish iolseS who regardless of the
INJURY thus Indicted alike on The Amerran consumer
ana the manufacturers OF IIc genuine Goods VIII MOI
readily ablndon bIsincss prctilahe vhlIc purcho
character
}. BULLOCkE u } b. LOCKE.
s9-ly AgcLls, 81 Church street. Ner Vnrk
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
WINCHESTER & co.
GENT1EMEN'S FURNISHINC

= . " - - 8
And Patent Shoulder Seam Shirt ManuGictOrv
At The old stand, No. 2OJ CHESTNUT STREET
fHI.ADELrIiIA, Opposite the Washington IIuusc)
WINCHESTER will give. as hcrctsiore, his nor.
Sohai supervision 0 the Cutting and Manufacturing
departments Orders for his celebrated 4, le ur SLrt
and Eoilars filled al The shortest notice
crSolS desiring I" order Shirts be supplied with
me formula Tor measurement, applya ion by mail
''t' on mar q, varied and selscI stock Of
GenllSme. 5 Furnishing Goods
wholesale orders 'urpiIcd on liberal Terms.
sep9 Iy
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
New London Academy.
Ne~ Loedon, Chester Co, Pa,
Edward ID. Porter. PrmcinoJ

INHE Winter Session of this Institution will cou,
l. mcnce the First Monday in November. and con-
lhne 1--we months This IS he oldest Academy in the
oale ami one OF the first Classical Sc0us established
III ths country The course Ot InsiructIon is thofoug
ana practical, well calculated TO prepare yJung men
ior re aciive duties Of life The long connection Of
lhe rrlncIpaI with Delaware College and his famili
n'iy WIN me courses OF study pursued our leading
c"Ileges enables hm offer great fciIiiies TO stdrat
wishing 10 prepare for admission to advanced classes
in assuming the direction of this institution il will he
me constant ann OF The Principal, aided by an efficient
corps ol Instructors 10 maintain its long established
reputation as an Academy Of The first class
W FERNS moderate. For further information ad-
''H 10 ""''e' OcI2l-2m
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
PAINTS PAINTS |!

THE Subseriber having connected with the Drug
and Prescription business PAINTS OILS, VAkNI sill.
rs, BRUSHES, GLASS, DfE-SrUFFS. 61e., is nOw
prepared 10 furnish all in that line VINO may favor
hlm with call lie would AFRO take tbs opportunity
of returning the public his sincote thanks for The
liberal patronage they have shown him, and hopes.
by strict attention aud industry, 10 merit coutnu-
ance of The same. JAS. n HOFFEi;K ;KER.
Commerce sLs Il door below ElIa'ons Corner,
ma, z0-'5e a. Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
SchnnIs.

Smyrna Academy o Bass, A NJ, Mrs o N Bas,
PreceptOrs;
Public School, No 3-Tsaac PennewelI;
5-JOhn Cooper
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
For Sale.

ESyIswa ONE YOKE of FAT OXEN. two
'@ssaSsS SOx-lokes and one Trottinp Wagon,
---AA----4AAppl to James II. Carrow, " Cum.
coPIa. Pumpkin Neck, Kent county, or to WIN.
D. Ball, on board steamboat " Pilot Boy"
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
File Cutting.
Fllc GencraI ODimiom

Is that LEWIS y BROTHER, corner Main sod co,,
merfe SIS smyrna. DEL selling Goods oc aver, M
decidedly cheap Now is the tia,e a b,v
live 'hem aeoll- oSs
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25

" I'M w Wv DIII.I
Where he intends to devote his entire time IN the
manufacture OF BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds
ana varieties, IN the neaIest and most iaslionab Die
styles aud at Satisfactory prices.
ll's stock will consist IN part OF Gentlcmens Fine
Can and FHleht Leather Boots and Shoes latest
Styles Ladies aud Misses GaiIers and other Shoes
III great variety. And IN fact everything conn4cIeJ
with the Shoe business.
CUSTOMER WORK will be particularly attended
TO- anu IN an cases VIII satisfaction be warranted
w LASTS FITTED UP by one Of the
best makers in The country.
The long practical experience of the urIcrsio,oI
ana ms thorough know ledge of the bsnc in an lis
branches Will. he trusts, be sufficient guarantee 10
me puolc mat lie VIII do them justice and furnish
mem a" article that will recommend Itself for ulJtv
cheapness and Durability. JOSEPH FIiIINIEP'
he rates. ,a = a. ''''
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Group WEOoping Cough, Influenza.

SPRINGFIELD. Miss, Feb : ISjG
BROTHER AVER: IWIll cheetInIIv ccrI,Ig vo,, p..
'o[ll Is The hest remedy possess inr ihe eur, If
Wnoophg cough, Group. and the chest diseases NJ
onliur6h we OF your fraternity in the South aipre
people UIp.y T'o,',,,~ AZ ~ ~ "ui
AMOS LEE, Esq. Monterey, la, wrIes Sd Jan, 1886
hau tedious Influenza which confined lie iu coor.
SIX weeks; took many medicines without relief final
M H I'Tu your Fec"ral by the advice of our clergyman
The fist dose relieved the sorenoss -, rn,, 49,, @
lungs less Than one half The bottle made me com
ple,ey Well Your medicines are the cheape.t as,
wen as The best we can bay. and we esteem vou Doe
Smyrna times., 1858-11-25
Asthma, or Pthisic, and Bronchitis.

WEST MANCHESTER Pa Feb4, 1856
NiR' fonr cherry PecIOral is perlnrmng mary elou.
cures Ih this section. 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms of c0nsumptipn and is now cur,r
man who has labored under an affection of The ,urgs
ior The last ferty years. Henry L. PAREs merchant
A RAMSEY, M ID. Albion, Monroe Gu, ,Iowawrll,s
have found nothing equal 10 yonr Cherry Pe1,1r,I M
giving ease and relIet 10 cUnsump've patients or Gu
ring such curabe"
We might add volumes Of evidence, hut the mosr
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy !.
found in its effects upon tripI