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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-14

=. fire broke out yesterday AFTERNOON abou,
four O'Clock, in q warehouse 1t Fairport
which consumed Butler old warehouse, he
grocery store building, known 90 Weaver
grocery buildings were all unocc lpied end
almost empty. Lose smell, 80 most Of the
goods stored there were removed. We learn
lhe insurance Of some Of the buildings had
expired, but they were Of little value. M.
MAiin, lumber dealer. loses heavily BY this
nre: having large smount OF lumber On the
dock for shipment, which was mostly destroy.
ca. Large quantities were thrown into the
river, some OF which may be saved. His loss
10 heavy, end We learn no insurance wss
enected on the lumber. Mr. Malin's loss
70 about 1890. The Ere originated from
the sparks Of the propeller Ogdensbprah.-.
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Sing salaE lall,aasaaaion.

The Philadelphia Press mentions curl,
ous circumstance connected with the loss
o., the Austria. The wife Of Mr. Theodore
Gerok, Of Baltimore, Il now visiting her
'Teiatives in Philadelphia. Gnd while they have
no doubt Of bic lOss. she alone has 9 deep
conviction that be H. not dead, either he was
not ON board the Austria (though he wrote
t. her that he bad actually paid ios his pass.
age,) or II he was. that he must have been
among the few who were rescued. But here
10 something stih more strange: ..sa, +
1t may be within the knowledge of many
OF our readers that q clergy man Of this CITY
was among those who LETT for Europe, On
the ill-fated President, snd wss never sesin
heard Of His wife, who remained in P6iIa.
dsIphie, and was deeply attached TO him,
never did. because she never could, believe
thst he was lost to her. Eighteen years
have passed swsy, sndyst thst ius.ing lady
I'VE cannot spesk of her % wife, aud che
fePudistes the nsme of.sei4oU-continuo 20
expect his return. Every dsy . cover il
placed for him at the table where stilI stands
nis accustomed ;ehair. Every rina 1t the
bsll' We ere iufoFmsd. sNsksGs the cherished
conviction. con, Of hsr hsaFs that tho loved one
'1f.,TT p--- t+;g ,st+,.sa ,..... -.5
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DISTRICT Assessor FOR RAvENxA.-The
vote for District Assessor OF Ravenna affords
no test of the relative strength of parties
here, as the candidates were voted for Who'll.
ly on considerations irrespective OF politics.
Mr.. Isaac Weiton was elected for Gland
Appraiser" by over thirty majority, over Dir.
Judd, the candidate for District Assessor.
This statement we know is "mixed, but
20 is Ravenna! MIR. Welton will perform
accePtabIy the duties of on Office not knopn
to the Statutes of Ohio! Mr.. Judd is ooubt.
less the LEGALLY elected Assessor of Dis.
Irict No. l3 !--Democr0t.
Mr. Judd was voted for as Assessor" I"
simply. The law, we believe, calls for
"Assesor of Real Estate" and as Land is
synonomous with "ReaI Estste" aud Ap-
prstser with "Assessor," the Democratic
candidate is little ahead, in being the off,
Ger the law designates, as well as in vutes.
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CoIuMpr. Oct. h

1 COLUMBUS Oct. 10.
Cox's majority in this district over 500.
In Muskingum district Tompkins slectet
by asmsll majority. b., -,,} gcJ
We have the following Republican MAORI
| ties - ........
Summit 1000; Portsge about $50; CLARK
1000; Huron 1921; Shelby tp. IS; Seneca
100; Delaware 2S3; Lorain 1905. Carey,
Rep, elected in 9th dist. also Ashley, Rep,
in 9th dist. Hardin 24o; Columbiana 600;
Wayne so; Morton 200.
The following are the Democratic msjori.
ties :--Ottawa q tips. 10. Sandusdy 3l2.--
Crawford GAO. Allen 20. Van Vert A.
Stark 200. Richland 400. In Logan large
dem. gains.
acknowledgements 81, Huchins
l62, Giddings 8; Richmond ~, WiIloughby
Is; Republican majority 2S7. Giddings had
H. votes. for Congress. '.g- i
OHio.--Lucas CO., 200 Rep. msjority--
gain of 229 over 1857. Fulton co., $40 Rep.
mai--Rep. gain of l75. Williams CO., 100
Rep. me- Wood Co., 800 Rep. moi. De.
6ance CO., 400 dem. maj. Henry CO., 100
dem. moi.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l3.
Hamilton county, Opposition State ticket
1900 maj. - rs r r.
I'd District--Gurley's maj. is about HOO.
lst do PendIeton's maj. about $50.
About 10000 votes were polled in this
County. 5
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BurnlnE Of tlle Crys,al Pa,o, l, e.. =,

Mr.. Hallsworth was in the palace Of the
time Of the fire., He attributes the origin Of
the disaster to an escape Of gas, and gives
the following statement: ..'.........',....
81 was in the Crystal Pslaee on TUESDAY
afternoon. As passed through the Forty.
second street side perceived a strong smell
OF Gas near the north nave. It was nv IN.
tention to mention it TO those in CHARGE,
but before ! could find any one to do so, tbe
alarm Of fire was given; then ali became
con fusion and hurry; ladies' and children
running to and fro in the gallery in Tie gres,.
est CONSERVATION, and many were una BIZ 10
hnd their way down stairs. / followed The
crowd. and by jumping over the -bsnis,ers
succeeded in reaching the bottom. then
ran to render what assistance ( could To tbe
fire engines, thinking they we're pIaced theye
to act upon the instant, and had sucb n,s - csr1
!lon' oeen in readiness, the FIRE might have
been quickly extinguished. '''
Mr.. J. G. Cary was 10 the bdilding Al the
moment 1.-THE Ere was discovered, and saws irs
progress resembled that of q prairie on fire.
more than anything else. il mounted nm TO
the gsllery floor and swept into the immense
dome with the rspidity Of thought. Win
several Others he made an effort IN os,,
out the fire engine that belonged in the buid.
ing. but before it could be moved thew weSe
ariven from their position, and In less ,hsn
nve minutes were compelled to flee for their
lives. The carriages IN the north nave ws,s S
ataw9 % INTO Fortieth street nave, BY which
that door was much blocked Up. The crowd ]
Isoke orc $ out the panel work and dashed through
!he doors and and out oftke windows. throw.
ing themselves hesdong to the grounS
Inc under portion Of the gallery floors were
vanished, which gave wings 10 The A.
and in an incredibly short space Of tims ns ,hs
whole interior Of the noble edidce spDs.reS @ I
..'., 20 % wrsPt ina sheet Of FIRE. The dome.
%n,cn w. a vac n9ed with paper, was lighted %
oy hssh. Of powder, and the flames had
scTceIy began TO pour through the OPENING
l9tn Q roof, when within twelve minntes f.oc1
tne iirot alarm, the immense stsucture Is'Ii f. il
10 win . crash Of thunder.--M. Y. TImes. .
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The Burning Of the Crystal Pa,ac.

The destruction Of the Crystal Palace al
New York BY FIRE. is vsriously estims sted at
from $5oo,o0o to $l,600,00o. The original
cost OF the building was about $500 900, and
some OF the papers estimate the value Of the
machinery, goods. works OF art, &C.,. de.
stroyed, at over Sl,00O,OOO. The structure.
had however, been sold some year or more
since, for $I25,0OO, and at the time oft de-
struction it was owned BY the city of New
York, and held at abou, $500, 1000 value, hav.
ing an insurance in various offices amounting
to $loo. 600. Among the properly destroyed
were several hne pieces OF statusry; includ-
ing Kiss equestrian statue of the Amazon;
Morochettis' fine colossal static of Wash.
'ngton; casts from Thorwaldon's group OF
the Apostles; bas.relief Of the "Deseent Of
the Cross;" g monte statue Of Columbus,
and several other works of art. The Palace
was originally the property Of corporation
known as the "Association for the Exhibition
OF Industry Of all Nations" This COMPANY
was incorporated March llth. 1859; The first
President was Theodore Sedgwick. The
building was commenced in the fall Of 1852
and 'naugurated by President Pierce, on the
l4th OF July, 1853. The exhibitions remain.
90 open for nearly year, and the Presiden.
cy ives subsequently vested in Mr.. P. T.
barnum' under whose auspices re.inaugur.
atlon took place on the 4th OF May, 1854.
It Is believed that no loss Of lie has attend
ed the calamity; had the fre, however. bro.
ken out'at later hour, such could no, have
been the case; 40 1t was concert night. and
u |" estimated that there would have been
10000 persons In the building st 9 O'Clock.
The fire was without doubt the work Of an
lneend'sFy. The affair will undergo thor
.ough investigation. gas r' .''a@,fnt .aa'i
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,bORGLARY.-The clothing store of Mr..
G'nter' on Market street was entered bv ,ba
oack window, on Monday night, aud four or
i've Nv nonored dollars worth Of goods tax en-. -
tney were carefully selected BY the burg.
lars who opened cases and picked out the
best. .s., s.t s.. .sagt saI ,, -
1t 10 possible that the scoundrsl, NAV
DO arrested and brought to punishment, In
which event We hope our citizens will not
seek to mitigate the pensl,y Of the Isw. -
Akron has suffered about as much as any
other town BY the crimes Of felOns; yet some
Of our eitizens are willing 10 have them.
when caught and convicted, set ut large after
short detention. Lenity to known cad hard.
'nsd criminalsi is injurious to ell good cisi.
'ens.--AkrOn Bescoa. Jt sl va 1ala =.
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Election I'm Portage Coanty--De
mOeratlc Gain. -.-

The Democracy OfPOrtsge County &C
quilted themselves nobly on Tuesday last
LAST year, the Republican majority for Mr.
ChGse was 74o--nOw 1t is 100 less on the
general ticket. Edgerton's majority over
RaDney is 45o, and Williams majority over
Hopkins is about 500.
Below we give the majoritiss in the diff.
fersnt townships, so far as we have been
able to. ascertain them, on Supreme Judge.
- Observation-Disclosures, 81; Aurora, il6;
CharlsstowD, 90; Deerfeld, 10; Edinburp,
6l; Franklin, 40; Freedom, 81; Hirsm, 48;
M'ntua' 4; Nelson, As; Paris, 66; Randolph,
IS; Ravenna, So; RoOtstown, II; Shalers.
vile, i; Windham, l29. .ia.t .sfls
Observation-Disclosures, 6s; Palmyra, II;
Strcetsborough, 10; Sufield 80. s-3.
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The mount q spesi, ii lhs btnks of Lon.
don, Paris, Nsp TOlk New Orleans, ROs.
ton anS Philsdslphis % the sih uIt., wa.
S96O. Sss. .Oqks sI7s.aSS, las more than in
October last year. There has been rapid
accumulation during the year, a. may be
resn BY the following figures: February
iS, 1855, Slss. .999, ia sl; Aptil Q, SsIs,o
$685. June -, sass.s2s s17; September Q.
&2e5, ,969 ,o96. With regard to the future
10 this ,e6ensrys the ". 3, iEeeaomist says: I
In the United States the accdmuIGtion Of
coin continues n the banks, and for the com.
ing year IL likely 70 continue 90, since the
imports Of goods are small, general indusiry
sill depressed, and the exports Of the lead.
ing stsples-coIlon, tobacco, &c. large.
The immense sums in coin and notes that
have been Withdrawn By the bank IRON cir.
culation In the 1lsst ten, months, show the
great staRnation OF business which before &C.
lively employed ell that money, but a. soon
40 the pGrdlysn came upon the market and
payments began 10 be made in excess Of the
sums demanded for = enterprises, the great
reservoir OF money capital began to fll, and
they have gone on doing so until The sum of
specie am5ssed excites surprise Five city
banks bold now ih9ouad dsnumb bets two hon
dred millions that have been collected du-
ring the year. That sum represents one
fourth the gold production OF the past six
years. Another fourth in silver has been
Oent to Asia, and there Temsinss6 but one. n
of the whole production to supply the en-
lsrged channels of circulation, the bills of
all other banks and bankers in Europe, and
the amounts boarded when business snail
have revived. 'TLe3large reserve'of bullion
will how into its channels, in connection
with its new large supplies from the mines.
From these sources there will in two years
be four hundred million Of gold to spare. to
business, and this will bc aided BY at least
one hundred millions OF paper issues, which /
have the same effect upon enterprise. This
volume Of currency impending upon the six |
centres enumerated, will be aid |
ed BY very large yield OF national products
N Europe and America with the newly open.
I'd Chinese Empireto operate upon. ,1s %
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give Henry Rep. = majority.
MeKnieht, In hFee wards Of Alleghanl
h1ds Williams &o1 Fl
The whole Republican ticket 10 ,undoubt
idly elected BY AFge ms s.
ERiE--The Den. candidates, In this el,y
for Congress, Senate and Sheriff, are elect
cd BY small msjorities. Balance Of the Re
publican ticket probably elected. In the
county, the Republican ticket probably elect.
ed BY large majority.
INDIANA.
IKDIAHAPoLIs--Return % far a. heard
from in this county, (Marion) indicate msj
for Porter, Rep. OF from 400 to 800, which
u q Rep. gain Of near 500. Whole Rep.
county ticket elected by large maj.
sSl1ancoek county gives large Rep. gains
in the Sd Congressional District. Vote very
close. " s.gf.'fius- q - 81 e. ggs r.,at
Shelby county gi'ss small Rep. gain
Of I40. ~. -.
DUBuoUE--Tn this city, LeffingweIl, Anti.
Leeonpton, for Congress, 600 msj. a7'a'l
81 AT the election to-day the vote polled was
1887. Votes will be- canvassed 70 morrow.
The Democratic majority will range from
500 to 800. .1'...-,
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Brutal Treatment Of a Descrter,

| ~~SsSS-@S1aS
A Texas correspondent Of the Louisvill,
Journal gives the following particulars o
the brutal treatment of man named Har
rington, deserter from Camp Colorado, who
had been re.captured. He was a nstive o
Louisville ''f'''7 r# H."i 24' .s.
Young Harrington was enlisted for the
Second Cavalry, but deserted. and was
brought back TO Fort Smith. The citizen
who brought him back must have been more
OF tiend than human. He travelled dav
aud night, and until ten o'clock the next
day without giving him mouthful to eat, N
| Cspt. N. q. Evans, of this regiment, was
At the Fort at the time, and Harrington was
put iH his company, and that day he had TO
walk IL miles, handcufed and dragsing a
ball and chain, before he got anything 10 eat,
The second day's march from Fort Smith
was over road called the "Nsrrows," the
toughest that wagons ever travel, / suppose.
Ihe wagons, 10 going over it, would bounce
and slide off from rocks -four feet at time,
On the morning Of the second day the can
tain ordered Huntington to be tied up BY the
hands close up to the tail.gate Of the wae-
on. At the time his wrists aMd fingers were
so swollen that he could not bend them.
The sentry who was put ovsr him, says
that for more than one hundred times the
ball which was attached to him by cisoia
and placed in the feed-box, would, when the
wagon came out Of hole or slid of roek,
jerk his feet from under him, and all bis
weight would come on his wrist, end his
breast strike the feed box. The sentry, who
saw that the man was almost dead, took the
responsibility to let him get in the wagon
out Of the sun and dust, and gave him woter
to drink. Hebegan to enliven und feel bet.
ter, when the sergeant Of the guard came up
and raised HI, and made the sentry tie
the poor fellow up ugain. He did not 20
more than three miles before the sergesnt,
seeing the man wss almost dead. ordered hiiiii
to be cut down, but before he reached the
ground; he bre athed his last. 9a .o.tt
Harrington's breast was beat almost 10,
jelly and his back, from his neck down,
was as black as could be-. He told them in
the morning that If he had to walk that day
tied TO the wagon, he wouldfbe deud man
before night. He begged and prayed them
to shoot him. and put him out OF his misery.
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ExfLosloH OF 4 PArxhr CoyyEr POr,-.

2 EXPLOSION OF 4 PATxhr CoyyEE Por.-.
The Memphis Esslsihas the following: uss
,,, We regret to learn that the lady Of Nr.
w. H.. Passmore was severely scalded Yes.
serday morning BY the explosion OF : patent
conee pot. i seems that these Utensils ars
made to contine the steam arising from The
boiling Coffee and Nas Mrs. Psssmore a.
tempted TO remove it from the, stove, The
.seam forced the top Of. the steam and boil.
ing coffee rushing out and severely sca Idins
hsE fsse, neck sud arms. sl'a'E.' lssS
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Kans,as Election,

49,. Er. LOUIS, Oct. I3.
nthe election for members of the Kan.
sas Legislature, Leavenworth co. gave Rep.
ticket an average m,jority Of 400. Atchison
co. opposition triumphant by so msj. JEFF.
ferson and Donophan CO. democratic. Doug.
las co. Rep. ticket elected by 500 maj
Larkins CO. Rep. ticket elected. ,.n
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Pm pasti do G5flsso7a

AaA Il -
- T,s,s.' 60 r~'"'''''u
" ~ "
81 W Inc 'oeei taiuatioh OF real ana per
.Ir. :. c.o ,oo 80 r =
,xo VA s''''
i w ne warren CAro"'os says that th'
1a",i' !" .onn''on' belonging 70 'Mr
D"Ss Ds.91, q Dsze'.e, was burned on IN
- la,J 81, /. s I,!iIaf yli1ye re /"
" S'at ss''DP', " ru'tasu's 4fu@sei
s' Ssp - 'n'
!. ~ :" ",w = E''"o0,ep
80, - NNs' a''e'' sEAHiS''''n u Asoles
g.fsiiza'as iogaAT ,as''aS
..Ho.a -, :, u."C'" 80 ' '"~' '"' "
:, Iags.,o. ..h..,.,' ~. ~ oo.-.'o"S. J.
I-;mmod;.,a,r .,,o. ~ -. s.SssS - O".-
., in ,b., .on.,v b.. -. I;.--..A s ~ D0- "'' =
u-....-.--.','''."s''
~ |" youns ~sn n."so nersOer0er ws'
turning n'' morse W"a some o'ners on the
- A.. -. S.'s. :. D'' .e'ssy 'as -.
;,,o ~. 80. 80 n.. :, ~~,a 80 .1n
,r.e :. - - - =, - - rD'g - " =
.a-..s,
~ '.''nrt 'o"" D''oHe'' o.'" :, -'Ve'y 'o"nsn'P,
oa"e s..S." eUuy, on'0' 'ne De~Ocfauc tD'N't y
C'"u'ta'' "'t. 'oi O"ec'ot oi Tue lnnrmssy O.
d,vl,., /. t.;..I -. 80 -
w.oo, - sa'raT Tn0,;i ~ s'Hi''G''N
80 ter ~ IS 4assag'
~ 'nSs "ass recently
~ "e"', oue' 'ue "ncon.n
= - V"a k'Cu g. ior ="
' 1~u .us o'neF 'ne oio 'aOie
- war" W. -, e'aa''on q inaepeno-
- '"' -" ~ "'v''NA'r
~ a -" Ways slnse' near montgomery,
=, "'s'v wy Ms' Il" '"' l0'a ana kliieo rat
80 '"aA' ""''. "e"su'ea exactly SIX ieet
!" 'e"s'"' '"eSe 'nCnes 10 circumference
'"u u"u y" 'pr'"u.se 'weVe ratttes and
Ou''OH' i"O''AuuG 'no' tue '"'p'e"' was
N'- ''' ' '''s 80 ''a's
DEAN mas at last divided the oIdes
'Alr 10 the United States. Mrs. Ludwick
O'.u 70" o's' s"ee, IN burnside
~ rs. 'O." a' q. "e uge
-. .o e"' "e' "u'O'nc
,..;... ,"O -. ''' a"O '"e''' years OK,
.-..
VTm' ftied'ander' q well'known bCcA
eiier Of berlin' has' alter ten years careful
experiment. succeeded in discovering meth
q lOt 'ne re- printing OF old books and manu-
0f'p'S' Inc print Of the original is''in the .
curse OF 'ne process transferred to stone,
wn'en tne copies are multiplied after the !
VI "'noeropny'
VThe "Frst Church in Hartford" Con.
eeucW' (CongregationaD must be a model
It's Kind 1t has been Ia existence two b
und'ed and twenty-five years, and has new @
dismissed q pastor. II has had ten in all 9
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Nsw AAcHoA.--The vessels,o the PaEs.
quay expedition are Airaished With novel
sdsiI in new, kind Of sea anchor. j 10
about fifteen feet long, And is constructed
something like the Leaf Of On umbreila, brac.
ed with wood spd made Of canvass; the cen.
Ire is iron, and By throwing this msehine
overheard 10 q hsavy sea the ship would 30
instantly hove 10, were the water ever 90
deSps sSse' et1A 'T2Stss2 sfa 271ss' 'fesl.
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New Tailoring EslaDllsI n,cn1 !

VIE subscriber would respectfully in
generals that he has opened a shop on Main strsm
SS'ssag ~ GSPSiis re pe1tiss House, where he msy
date AZ who may favor him with their
h,aving worked ten years In some OF the best Tail.
CCs.ng Ss!abiishments in New York city he Gatte,s
tsal pc can suit the most fastidious in reearS
70 syte and workmanship. IsT CcTrINo done ~
'1IaeI. All work warranted. PEIcEs TO sn'r T.S ~
!IMss. may s0-IyI J. s. WAIKEP5 I'VE
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Harness SIlOl,.

HE subscriber has removed to the room
=. Sc9nsS occupied By W. d. Durham, third door
ana msnafactnres TO- order, (ron lhs bsst Kind n
So S;ccA sgAsyssapE tn ths Hns Of Harnesses, Sad.
he wsllssis cheap for cash \, 80 .'''st. "s
r. B. wlTTER.
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--latest.

The prcbabillsies are, that the Rspubli.
cans have esrFisd Ohio, Pennsy lvsnia and
lsdians b lsfss nsjoritiss. The Rspubli.
.sa1@lariy in Ohio will bs about 10000.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

Below we give the majorities in the three
Counties composing the 18th District.
Edgerton. Runnev
Portage, 500
Summit, 700 .g.
Stark, aoo
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OATS-OATE-OATS.

WANTED by the subscribers, for which
w se. si!l pa1 FORTY .cents per bushsi ~
ahy amount y eooqs q sT ~ pcsss and sceoguts,
EhssIssyil1e, July 3Uth, l5Ss, W. oV'
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, EOARsENEss, INFLU-
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN

NVONH1 NANOOFs ASIHMAO 1NS
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of consunptiye patients in advances
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of its virtues
Throughoutevery town, and Amos every hanet Of tha
American staes its wonderful cures Of pulmonary com.
plants have mSde II already known. Nay, few the
families in any civilized country this continent with.
out some personal experience of Its effects and fewer yet
the communities any where which have anong then.
some living trophy Of Its victory the subtle and dan
yerous diseases Of the throat and lungs Willie It IL tho
most powerful antdote yet known to man for the fou
dabe and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs
also the pieassnest and safest remedy that can be EN-
poyed for infants and young pesors Parents should
have II In store against the insdious enemy that steals
upon them upprepared. We have abundant grounds to
believe the Cherry IsctOral saves more lives y the
Sumptions It prevents than those 1t Keep II by
you and your colds while they curnle, neg
sct them until nhunan skill master the nexorabis
eanker that fastened on the yitas eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and -
they know toothe virtues Of this Yemedy need not do
more than to them it is still mae the best caE
BE- We spare cost care, toll to prcduCe It tie
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely On
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