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

HAvIN0 RESUMED THR PRAOTlOD OF
II Physic, respectfully solicits the patronage Of
his friends and the public.
0SvIoE No. o Nick oils Block, over the Bank.
ADr1.tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-17
BURTIS HOUSE,
CORNER OF IOWA 4 FIFTH STRKKTS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
-,rh4NAtf

ropra-vnsR COR. DRADY AND FOUoRG a1s !,
gHraunp yeu e. ct ysw meney beck In the
/" Neno 6 On soe0ontly Citing 8 .rm Mt, msde
= q - bost material and at ~ vosy lew st -.
N nns aseeesneot - Cloths, Oasslnsrss end ves.
go . haal, vAieh VIII - 49, = ee4ee q ~
'h.ssssf apsss'' x.xou = ur1ua.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
THR0 PEEsE;EEiXCE iyD ECONOMY VIZ IaRNE.
HAVE now opened al my Tannery, Qor-
i merry H.W.Fries) in Lrwisburg,
BOOtandShOc Mandatory.

and most respectfully solicit the patronage oi
The community. huping by S;ric; attention to
business To merit a share of the trade. | am
determined 10 sell, for Cash
the best article tor The least Money,
both for style ard durability, as the material
is Of my otcn Tannage, except the Morocco.
KID and French, OF which | have procured
the best in market. My own Tannage, and
stock worked in my shop, insured and wa.-
raned as recommended.
LADIES and others who NAV desire il will
be waited on for measures al their residences
or at my d Yelling, near the shop, BY Mr.
Fisher, nv foreman.
No Eastern Tue kept f,r sale, but ! can
compete with Eastern work 10 prices, and
furnish 4 better article. In fact, am deter
mIpet 10 sell lower than any competitor, My
obj"ct is to dipoSe of my Hides al cash prices
and Manufacturing added.
Those who try me will find this no humbug,
but greatly To- the interest of those who wish
to get the value of iheir money.
do not deem 1t important to quote prices,
a. sizes and stock differ materially.
FARMERS having hides 10 dispose Of. may
find II an advantage 10 bring them 10 the Yard,
as an allowance will be made 10 Them on hides.
The Highest Price for Hides, in Cash OF
Boots and Shoes.
Leather for sale at all times, on accom-
mUdatInG terms and at low prices.
L. ]. HULL.
Iewishurg Nov. 7, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02


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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Mrs. Hannah JOrdan's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
" Testamen,ary on the estate of Hannah
Jordan, late Of Swatara township, Dauphin
county, deceased. have been granted by the
Register of Daui ihincoun.y 10 the subscriber.
All persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment; and those having claims
will present them properly authenticated for
settlement. JAMES e. MCCLURE,
Lewlsburg, Dec ., 1888. Executor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
CAN tPiIEP.1 EE jtEtU?

We think the following leiter from re-
spectacle citizen of Mississippi will answer
the question, and all doubts from every unbi.
aset mind:
GRENADA. Miss. Juuc :. 1855.
Dr. Seth Hlnce, Baltimore, Ni.-D.sr sir: | take
great pleasure rrlating spasms hts cured
hy YOUR invaluable Pills My brother, ~ Lig"n. has
lcng i rtcl with this awful disease lie first
attacked while quite young. lie would have one
spasms at attack at first hut he older
tlrv s,rmrd to Increase likewise Cp To the time he
commenced taking your Pills he had them very often
and quite severe Frustrating him body aud mind. Ills
m,nd had suI.rri seriously; bat nov, am hapy To-
saw he is CURED oi those fits lie has enjoyed nc health
for the last five mouths past. Iii, mimi aso r-turn
ed to IT. on sinal -pri.htn"ss. All this take
iir~ffna G;feTs to the remedy that will curr them
Yours respectfully &c. ". 7. LIGON
No person who is suffering from FITS, or
SpaSms, should neglect sending TO DIR. Hance,
after this, for a supply of his ine>timable
medicine. His prices are As follows one
box S3; two So, twelve S2i-sent by mail
free, on the receipt of remittance Address
SErH :. H,Ncr, los Baltimore street, Baltl,
more, Md.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
E3Esi!afiOn.-I

were all the United STATES as dcn>ely inhabi-
ted as MasSachuSeitS,we would have popua-
ton Of 5000 900 Souis of which Texas would
have 5O,0on,00O and Lewl>bnrg would have
about as many as little togn called New
York: when that happens, &. Marsh will have
TO enlarge his stock Of Boots and Shoes some
what, bu, for The present YOU and all the rest
can be well supplied. with an excellent arti-
Gle, al tremendously low prices, cheaper than
The Chcapesi risht opposIie The Bank.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
I1(cO,

On the eth of August last in her 18th year. the Wife Of
Rev A. Longsdorf She buried in wiiliamsro:t.
At his son WIN .Mont-omerys. in Lewis Tp. Nor. Co.
o3i ult, DAVID MONTGOMERY. aged about 90 years
In SNYDER Co, Chapman TT. JACOB REIGEL. aged 50
years. In Franklin Tp, ELIZABETH B0WERsOX, aged
50 years.
In Danville, recently, JOHN ADAMS. Grocer.
In Milton. 10th ult. JACOB IlUNSICKER aged about
60 wears 18th uit, Miss LOUISA, daushtr Of VIM VI.
Frvmir.. in her 18th year.
In Supburv, 18th ult., Of Consumption. Miss ELIZA
ANN MARTZ, aged 80 years. Same day, e. BOYD FUR
EEL forperly Register and Recorder ~ Sor'hum h"r-
IN nd county, aged about 81 years sarr dar FRANCIS
sSaURY. son n Rev Geo sud L1uisa Warren. aged
yeaIs. uoEths aGs 10 days.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Teachars' Institute.

The I-ni,O County Teachers nsiitufe will
49,, -. ,,,rrIJNUI-pr a.
" !" "a "''' -" ''""""S, my '''
Ol December, 1893, at 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, TO
couiinup IN >rsSlnI ah,nf five. L.-> An the
49,, n. - -
iCa'htiN 'l uIIN County are itiH'Nt'd 10 W.
IN attendance, a. subjects viii be brought be-
t,r. tb, ty.t.,pts lb,r ,n,, , "a ,..r,, ,,,n,I h,
:, - -
Hl''l S"''tS> III "ithlhS' We Ht>It 10 S'c
School Directors. and other friends of Cluca-
lion in at,en4,nce II - U,ck,l. S,,,a Sr
ttIIhicHdtH' mas C"h>thitu IN come ahd give
Us the benefit of his five wears experience
,L-,-,,,t,g,g a., tD.,bl,. 81.
''''' '' VI "'',
ana olhtr states lIoI iicnGTlCk> has agreed
to be with us part of the time. Rev. 4. ID.
IlWn iaip Comfy Superintendent Of NIGlin
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

Mary A. Stroup, widow of John Slroup,
residing near Bellevile, MiIilin county,
was found dead in bed on Saturday morn-
ing last She had retired The evening be-
fore in her usual good health.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Patent Pocket COIN DETECT0R

L'OR TESTING THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
l. GOLD AND SILVER COINS!
II admitted by all to be- the most perfect thirg
kind ever Offered 1" the public
IL j. small that it be carried in the pocket
without any inconvenience.
Er,ry Mrc'.,n, should Ldr. ~
Eu,ry N9TrL''p'r shouti hire az
Erery NscLdnir ss,titi hare ~
Erc,y Nan m Businsss Stoi hare IL
II i-cts at the both size thickness aud
weight from "A Half Dmc il Dollar in silver. and from
81 in gold up so e,iic foreign Gold ami silver. aud
sells quickly seen, without the assistance OF
1t i simple eniHey useful, durable, economical aud
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Pos;-raid. to any part of the United States.
rne kE HE a% xxx asnSad AGAINST be-
ias imposed upon with spurious coius-N,us
Detection is sure, certain, inevitable .Jlta.
4 blind with in his possession may hid def
{" the most skiiiul counteTi,er Of the dayEre.
Bulletin
We pronounce it without hesitation the most pcre-t
thing of its kind offered TO the public.-Iim. IN
qU,r.r.
We Ike it. and cordially recommend it to public favor
AGENT, WANTED.
An A-"ntw wanted in County in the United States
to whom heavy discount will be- made. Samples sent
with terms Of agency. the receipt OF dollar.
\ Idress all orders To INLAY BICkNELLS.
BiHk Note R.portsr, I1,tiddsiph,a, "a,
The Reporter has been tor thirty years the constant
and necessary companion of the Cashi~r Merchant.
Clerk. Trader. Mechanic and the People. being the oi-
the Continent. AMI the ablest the World AID
having subscribrrs than all others comhneI is
huhihed the LIST and 18th OF each month, the fol-
low ing prizes
Monthly, Copy, one year, - 90
Srui-Nonth'y, Copy. one year. 200
including without extra charge copy of the Coins of
the World. containing larger number Cf gniceutiy
illustrated Fac rmiic impressions of the various Gold.
Silver and other Coins of all nations. than h. found
any other work. and which be- obtained from
other source hy any possibility of means.
Address INLAY 4 BICkNELLS.
2mSl5 Ban. Note RsPDyter fHdcpieipiia, Ia.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

the best sud largest town. embracing the
most fashionable styles OF Cloths Cas>mrTrs N-stu.s,
Us-rcua'Ius and Gent, Furnishing tiu,l, generally.
Shnws. Ready made Clothing, Hats and Caps, for Men
and BOYS
Also all kinds nf GROCERIES, HARD
WARE. QUEENSWARE, SALT, NAILS,
PLASTER, &c.
FISH in J. ! and bbls.
COAL.-A large quantity Of Stove Coal,
whirh will deliver to any pant Of short no.
ticr at as low figure the quality of coal BE-
procured any here else in town. Asudrreut kinds Of
Iimeburncrs Coal Pine " ood taken in exchange for
coal
~ Cash paid for all kinds OF GRAIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

~ Prof Bliss vii address the Society Of
Inquiry Of the University at ewi>burs on
sunday neSi al p p. VI. at the Baptist house.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Dedication.

bcdiCatiOn.-On Sunday the irh Dec.
next, the new Evangelical Church on Spruce
Run is to be dedicated to God. All are invited
tu attend.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
$1,000 Race

TNO come of, last September. in Union
county, between Flora Temple ard tie
Monster II Long Island.
Pat. BcgarTa, ! seen a bigger race nor
that, on Third STR ct in Lewisburg.
Jim. An what was 1t
Pat. Sure. an 1t Was the PapIe all a-chrow-
din 10 ZIMMERMAN d ZELLEES' Ntr o.d
fashioiath cLfhing Store, to buy themsel,.,
new loesery from head 10 tut.
Jim. An how chapel
Pdf. Och! bat wasn't here a nate Coat.
rants and Vest for 81 an fine SUITS frou:
Sl3 10 SlO an corllaihalle Overcoats from
sI-'c up as high W mind carpets from "a
10 6s cihis yard Shirts aud Drawer. for
56 6ciuts up' an Bows Goats, Vests and Pam,
ard CaSSimeres, French CloIh, GrenadaI,.
@c--and power o other coods-fpr lie.
aboui what they cost, barrin' the Mrnn.Borfhu.
"""- Il lave that's what they call the bring
IN oi EN- here) And now JENNY, i: Won
want Ia. heiP yourself 10 a wife, rhun To T.. &
H. ; Store and save S5 to $40 on Your we'd
din5 suit (ard diyiie ihs orssrphisa heiwape
the PdrSon and The Pfinier-li Heaven bl.ss'emn
INN. Shan't forget 10 su IhiS very minrit
dollar saved II a dollar armed. any day.
Ext Jimmy around the corner on a rot tor
LINsERNAN's'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Furs. ..Furs. Fancy FUrs

4 FINE assortment Of Fancy Furs is now
N for sale AT the Lewlsburg Hat Manut-
acIory-cheaper than has ever been offered in
this Country. Ladies are respectfully invited
10 call and examine The quality.
JOS. GIBSON. Agt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

sSy-CHAMBEELlN bro ; have removed
their Mercantile Establishment to their
fue, large, new room, corner Market aud
5,h Sis.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
u. TcmpOra! o, S0res ;

", ttHpofb. W, SoTtNs
Now Lewislurg n county seat
Upon the Susquehanna,
Where many things you'll find are done
Original in manner;
And Market is a famous street,
That runs quite through the town.
Where dwels much people, small and great
In stature and renOwn:
There stands noble edlfce,
With aspirations high,
For though it rests upon the ground,
II points up 10 the .ky,
And ia its sacred, pleasant walls,
un every Sabbath day.
Those people love 10 congreyate
Who think il the right way.
lis .aid, near hy there once reposed
Remains If loved ones dead,
That now are sleeping, undisturbcd,
In more rural bed,
Ye, four hone tomb--tones still! remain,
Ne friends beside them weep.
But wandering mules and lowing cows
Their ceaselcss vigils keep.
And all the grounds. which might I've made
so hcalthiul and so fair,
The quadrupeds and b:peds rude
In Independence share.
There, oft, at dusk. headsman comes,
On murder FOWL intent.
And aid to mar this favored spot
BY tyrant Death is lent.
And when the haIlowed morn returns,
.of all the week the best"
A sturdy gander with his geese
Makes 1t no day Of rest.
But round and round the house OF God
lie leads his NOISY clan,
While oft is heard their cackling din
Above the yofc. Of man.
Aud are there. then, powers that be-
Who can these tumults quri'
Who. far beyond the Sabbath school,
This nuisance e2prli
II not, then rouse. We church men all!
Exi-rniBsts the pestl
Enclose and hesutify your land,
And none shal. iatt modest.
ier. lssg. !s!.o'isAIVAE'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
Gtambsrlia l)ro.'s Caro.

.*Wc have tested the merits o! q
cash bu inc. to our entire saii.aeoB, sud are faiy
determined to devat- foE it. Our stock 's no"
larger. and complete than ever. and We are pre-
pared to furnish patrons With cur ine
Of business at the lowest prizes for Cash. or in cxchanse
f5g Wheat Rye Corn oats CloyeTseet Barley iiHoh'
seed Flax se-i Potatoes, Bacon, Buttsf La3a' Iss'
Taiiow, Soap, Sc.
We also pay eash fr all kinds Of Produce
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
IrWlabur9 Adcket.
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
Nv Rev. George fresr in Reading, 9th ult, DANIEL
SHAABER and Miss ASENArH daughter Of Adam
Johnston, Esq.
By Rev. c e Cutler. IN Milton, 18th ut. DAVID D.
BILLMAN and Miss CArIARINE CASHNEE, both of
Black Hole Valley.
By Rev Peter iIeiss 2lth rlt., JOHN r. HURsH and
Miss MARY j. FOSTER. both of west Buffaloe Tp.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
New Arrangements New Goods!
Joseph /. IIAWN having taken tbe

y well known HPyKER HdT STORE has
redliei il, and filed in an extensive variety Of
Hts, C'l's, Gent'emen's CGofhnc, dc.
Also large aud splendid stock of CLOTHS
'ANSiAERHS, &c, which he will MIKE nm TO
oTasT, as be stiiI continues the Tailoring Bn>,-
re>s- He Is prepared To execute ali work
entrusted 10 EIs care, 10 the salts faction Of The
customer.
y. b. Cutting and Repairing = done to
order Lcwl>burg. > pril 10, 1857
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
HARD TINES OUTDONEl


HAVE just received tin addition 10 their
IL large stockl fresh supply of F1LL
AND WINTER GOODS and beg leave res
prcltully To inform the Ladies aud Gentlemen
of Town and Comfy, that they can suit them
IN anything in their line, OF trade, style, quail
ity aud price.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4 SECOND HAND BUGGY and
n TRUCK WAGON for sale or exchange
for Hay or Corn. Inquire at this Office
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

About . o'clock on Monday morn
,--I Las. Inuv Orr Ro.'r ,rrrr"m was
seen 10 his night clothes, in the third storey
window of 0mit's Hotel, in Harrisburg,
CRYING "murdcr y aud shortly Jumped
upon the pavement; he was taken up, but
ina few moments brea,hed his last, aged 10
r.4m.ISd. A CcroDcr's Jury found that
he died with 0eijrium trcmc"s. Mr IL. Is
we'll known as an energetic and prosperous
Contractor on public works, aud beloved
for his many amiablc qualities. lie Is the
last of his family, but has cousins in this
vicinity, who Yesterday buried him in the
Lewisburc Cemc,cry. He was an original
Curator aud benefactor of the University
a, I.ewisburg, has fallen another
victim to DRINK, who but for that subtle
fiend might long have remained comfort
10 bis friends and public blessing.
@-J. NJ. MACK, formerly Of this town,
writes US from Kankakce City, Illinois,
that the reports Of the sufarings of the
French Colony of Father Chiuiquy, at
ST. Anus in that county, are greatly cxag-
gerated that they are about 200 or 800
in number; that svme of them raised
good crops, but many are indolen', i'm
provideut, and bad managers; that, not
content with 40 acres each, they borrowed
money of Gland sharks" a. per cent per
month, to buy 40 acres more, and thus
lost all they had and that, since the do
nations sent in to them, they have stopped
cutting and hauling wood, aud will smoke,
laugh and dance until their money Is
spent. He evidently thinks i, best to put
them on their own resources, aud says,
any real sutferings will be relieved III the
vicinity without regard to religious belief
or disbelef.-The kankahee Gosetie, a
reputable looking paper from that county,
confirms this view Of the case.
The afternoon train on the Northern
Central Railroad, was thrown from the
track, Saturday week. One car upset,and
the Conductor, Alfred Crawford, who
jumped from the train, was caught by the
falling car and instantly killed. The pas
sepgers in the car escaped with few
scratches and bruises.
We learn tha. a clerk in store, at
Linden, Lycoming county, was instantly
Killed on Friday last, by hogshead of
molasses falling upon him. His name
was John Creighton: he leaves young
wife and child.
A woman broke into Mrs Gardner's
millinery shop, iu Danville, last month,
but was caught and broomsticked before
'he could get away with her "thngs."
On Friday last, Mr. Brown, of Newbcrry,
vent out to fell tree on Pine Crcek-it
vas heard to fall, aud after some hours, he
lot returning, search was made, when he
vas found under the fallen trec-killed !!
Col Thomas Brandon has been court.
narlialed at Danville, and fined 500 for
hms error be committed in relation to
'sf'ain military elections.
Capt Hummel, near Selinsgrove, is
Tagging on an average crop Of 81 bushels
!, > shelled corn on 81 acres, this year.
nat Elias Weigle of Lycoming county,
-'a ~ bushels from each Of seven acres
L'ek Haven is said to be fixed upon as
e site for the Machine Shop Of the SUI
~ Erie Railroad.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

AyBUEN, sept c, 1855.
s ". FOvLE Go. -Srs:--1 most cheerfny add my
testimony in the Eal,am We have used it in
family, in Pulmonary affections. Coughs and Colds,
aud esteem valuable remedy. rnd have recon-
mrnde it in various complaints ct this nature with in
yariaby happy results. ". IL. LYNCH, " d.
MNsFIELp, ICoGi Co, Pa. Aug. 1855.
GBR@msH Having used in nv practice the last four
Wstars al-am of Wild Cherry. with great success
| most Chepr:uily recommend 1t to thOs. afflicted wit
obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Ac
II MARTIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
WATER CRACKERS.

NE get a monthly supply. fresh
w from the Bakery, Of the hest qu1.ity hand
made Crackers. CHsNBEEI.IN BROS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02

ses-There is only one daily Railroad
train between Harrisburg, Sudbury, e.,
and that arrives an hour later lEan for.
merly.
reA- Epaphroltus Ransom, late Cover
nor OF Michigan, and an Office holder in
Kansas, deceased, recently, aged 81 years.
Ex-Gov Gilmcr Of Ca, is also dead
sa-Wc understand that Fleming W
Pollock, late Cashier of the Bank at Lew
isburg, has been elected presiieut OF the
Shamokn Bank.
WASHINGTON IRVING died very sud
denly at his Lomc-.'Suuuysidr,' III II
vington, n Y.-2Sth ult., aged 10 years.
Long will he be remembered with al, C
tion and homer His last work was his
illustrated Life of WASHINGTON.
sU-There were public Thanksgiving
services held by all the churches in I.ewi-
burg, Thursday of last week, excepting the
Presbyterian, whose pastor was away from
home. Generally, throughout the land, the
day was well observed as a National
Thanksgiving"
D6r"A Superintendent Addresses to
the Children of his Sabbath Scho Il, y is
an lSmo of l56 pages, af rded At 20 and
% cents, lately published by the Presby
terian Board of Publication, Phil. Ii is
the production Of \. SwinefUrd, Eq,, CO..
New Berlip) author of 'Jane Eaton"
sa-We hope all Teachers, School d.
rec,ors, and Friends of Education generally
viii, .cmember the Institute at NJ iilinburg,
commencing on Monday next. They may
be made very interesting aud profitable
occasions.
The Snyder county Institute meets at
Frccburg, Monday the Goth Dec.
sa-The last Catalogues of the Depart
meuts Of the University at Lcwisburg foo;
up as follows;
Theological Department II
III ID
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
For the Ladies'.

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-02
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opinion Of that eminent Thousands tetify and
have testified. that when all other remedies hsd failed
this has completely cured that when the sufferer had
well nigh de- airrd this has afforded immediate relief
that when the physician had pronounced the disease in
Cur,bc, this has removed 1t entirely.
Til. virtues OF this BaHi alike applicable to
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cannot bee rquallcd.
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