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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26
NEW TREATM ENT.
-
PREF VATtE
AND
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

AT the Buffalo Private Hospital--Estab-
n lished for the cure Of syphilis, seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lnhrmities Of Youth and MAtu-
corner OF Main and quay streets, tup stai ~
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
An Instrument for the cure of genital Debility @
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known aa sem @ ~
from nftoen dAvs to two months, by the use Of this
Instrument when used conjointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE KEPARTIouLAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have invented most important inatru-
ment for the cure Of the above diseases Ithas been
subjected 10 test by the most eminent phyatciAnh In
London, Paris, Philadelphia and New York; II has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure o. Seminal
caused by the Of youth. Price Ten Dolls
lars, by Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively TO this peculiar class Of maadies and
the relief they have consequently been able 10 rem
der their isfully testified and grates
fully acknowledged by eonvalesoent patients and
others daily arriving in town. from Rl parte Of the
country 9r the eSfetss purpose Only o.
the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
have experienced in Snquiring into the causes o.
condition to that OF the most dangerous and inlet-
erate they have always entertained the possibility
OF their prevention and removal, and likewise IN.
variably found IN the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
to one OF the following eauses-Ignoranee, neglect
or the III effects OF unskiful improper treatment
therefore Df AMOS and SON have nucceeded In
discovering, in the selection Of their remedies,
safe, efiectual and cautious courses omitting all
combination Of remedies which bear an equivoeal
character as well asthose whose or inju-
dicous application might be productive Of bad con-
sequences In the hands of private individuals. in
short the iaudable end their remedies is the less
eningo great mass OF human misery by the allev-
laton, relief and prevention Of those grieYouH af.
lotions that are In reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while they extensively surround us, cal
aloUd for akin and interference for their exter
min ltion.
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons in any part of the world may he success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of thei
case, with the remittance for medicines etc.
! Address DR.. AMOS and SON. corner Main ant
Quay streets, Buffalo N Y. ian1-dawly
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New York Market.

New York Market
New YoRE, Sept. "a.
Flour without material change. Sales Of 3 :
900 bbls at 4,30@4,40 for super state, 400
ass for extra state, 4,4O@$,45 for common
brands extra round hoop Ohie.
Rye -four quiet at $50
Wheat heavy aud l@2c lower; sales Of l0.'
900 bush at 95 for Chicago, so for red Iowa
,25 for white southern.
Rye dull. Barley firm.
Corn dull sales Of 1000 bush at 80 for mixed
western.
Oats firm at 37@43 for state and western.
whisky active, but unchanged sales 600 bFlt
at 26A @27, mostly at 2615 5@263z.
Lard quiet; sales of 100 bbls at lO24@l116
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ENa.e RedaEcRNI

THE PROPRIETOR OF THE MASSA-
4 SOFT HOUSE has reduced the fare OF Transient
Board to 81 80 per day. This House will be kept as
a FIRsT-cLAss House. The PRICE and LOCATION OF
this House Will be sufficient inducements for Mer-
chants and business Men TO make this head-quar-
ters while doing business in Chicago Tae Traveller
viii md this the most convenient House in this
city, ii is only fifty feet from the Great Central
Depot. omnibuaes leave this House for all trains
in other parts OF the city.
jyS ]. w. HUMP HREY, Prop'T,
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Strawberry Plants.

THIS being the time for successfully plant
L ing the Strawberry, am prepared to furnish
young and thrifty plants Of the following approved
varieties:
Hovey's Seeding,
McAvoy Superior,
Peabody New HaubOy,
South Burr Seeding,
Burr's New Pine, and
Early Washington,
Which have been raised with great care WAR.
RANTED pure and unmiXed "a very important con-
siderAtionj and in fine condition. They will be sold
in quantities TO purchasers at able rAtes
viii pay particular attention TO taking up and pack
ing plants, that they be sent successfully 10y
eXpresA) TO any part of the United states.
n. OHMER,
auls-2m Dayton, Ohio
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Dayton Tobacco Market.

ToBACCO-Very dull, and no sales. Wrap
pers quoted at 5@9e, aud Filters 2@4lSe.
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FARM FOR SALE!

A FINE Farm of excellent land, lying
n six miles east of Dayton, on the Yellow
Springs road for salR atlow figures and reasonable
terms.
There seventy acres under cultivation, the
remainder being heavily timbered. There is upon \
a House, Barn and Out-buildings; orchard Of 7C
or 80 large bearing trees OF good fruit, neverfail
Ing spring, atording running water for stock, be-
sides well Of good water, at the house; togetleI
with quarry OF good limestone. The whole farm
Ia well arranged and has on II good fences.
The situation is healthy, and il is altogether the
cheapest and most desirable farm now offered foI
sale in this part of the country.
For further particulars, call on
NJ. p. NOLAN,
Real Estate Agent and Attorney at Law,
jy7 Dayton, Ohio.
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ILL hAN 4 tAAa AAANOA . ~ - y ~
@E
CHANGE OF TIME

CHANGE OF TIME.
0N and after Monday April IL, 1859, Passen-
" CERT rain will cav ethe 6ths reetDepot Day
I on for Cineinnati,a as follows;
Returning Trains
At 5.00a a. IN, S.05 a. m, 400 ?. m, and 7 80
p. IN.
Will leave Cincinnati for Dayton,at 900
a. IN. 500 a, M, 4.3O p. m. and 900 P. m.
The 7.30 p NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Mddletown, Hamilton and Glendale, only.
apr9 DANIEL McLAREN ,sup't'
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TWO DAILY TRAINS.


On and after MONDAY, AUG. %, 1850, regular
trains will leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit and
FIRST TRAIN-Lsaves al 400 A. M, arrives AZ
Toledo At $50 p NJ, Detroit ESQ y. nj connects At
Detroit with the CrCat Western X. n. Of Canada iof
Niagara Fails, Albany, New York aud poatoni COM
meets At Lima AZ "A 90 m with trains on the =, ft
WA e. n. n. for Fort Wayne and Chicago, arriving
at Fort Wayne at 100 p M, In time to connect with
trains on Toledo, Wabash n Western RoaG Tor
huntington, Peru and Logansport, and arriving a
evening trains leaving that city. This train also
connects at Toledo with trains on NJ $. N. l. r. r..
for Adrian aud jackson, and with tfains on the
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road for Cleveland aud
nutalo; also connects Al sidney with trains on d.
I. Road, eastand west, and atPiquafor Columbus.
SECOND TRAIN-LeAvee Day ton Al s,e6 p. m. CON
meets at Lima with trains z. ~. w. G. X. n. Al
making close connection with all trains for the west
and th-west, and at Toledo at1i A. M, connect
ing with all morning trains west and north and with
steam Boat for Cleveland and BuflAlo.
Sleeping Care attached to all night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago, and points West aud Northwest Also for
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern citiea and
fOf all local points ON the Beeiontaineand Indian
apolis r. can chad by calling on s. r. kiNot Tick
ct Agent, Union Depot, Daytoni or on the dintreni
agcnts ON the line.
! Fare as low as BY any other route.
] BE careful and cali for Tickets hY way Of Lima.
Ht-rhe rates Of Freight to all Points East or West
will at all times be as favorable as arc charged BY
other Companies.
| No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago
| Pittsburg, Toledo or Detroit.
Aug2s NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup't,
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Dayton, Xenia a Columbus R. R
q @@@S

Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
1HREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
for the East as follows: Night Express at 20 q.
IN; Day Expresslo,I6 q. mi jAceommodahone,lop Up. IN.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b,65 a. M;
No. Express, II, 80 a. mi Day Express, 5,90 p m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is 7 minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
by calling on p. II. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xenia and Columbua-LeaVeB at I, 30 p.
M, and arrives at 6,53 am.
Ali freights left at the Depot by $40 p m, will
forwarded came day, b. $50 p. IN, FreightR ar
living at 5,63p. M, Will be delivered al 9,UOa. m.
J. DURAND, Supt.
c. WARMAS, Genr, Ag't. Aprls
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cloth alike, which cannot be unraveled or pulled
out
skill and all warranted to WORK well on all kinds Of
goods, from the lghteBt fabric to heavy leather In
parueuiafwe would can sttenton OF All 20 our new
family Sewing machine. lthas been manufactured
expressly for family use, and has met with favor
from all 1t is so simplihcd as to render IT impossi-
BILE TO get out OF order or derange its operations
indeed II Is so simple TO astonish one, that so
small piece OF mechanism will sew.
Below we give description OF the diferentstyles
of the Weed Patent
MOL. Isavery convenient style which can be
worked by hand or foot, on or of its own table. For
convenience OF shipping and also for large manufac
tories where 1t is necessary to place number of
machines into long bench making one table answer
NO. Q. With Walnut or Mahogany Table, either
with or without Box Top, which locks down. Price
NO. g. Same size as No ?, but runs with belt
and alta higher rate of speed This kind is well
This is really the cheapest Machine in the market
rs there 10 no work done on Sewing Machine that
will not do. 1t is confidently asserted that this
Machine runs easier than any machine now in use
Price 800.
NO. T. This Machine has a long arm, to accom-
modatelarge work. II runs at high rate of speed
runs easily, andis without adoubt, the best Machine
for Tailors use ever offered to the public 1t is also
peculiarly fitted for plantation work. as IL is very
ample yet substantial and durable. with but little
liability to getout of order. Price sI2O.
NO. 6. This 10 new and cheaper style, and a
general favorite for Family, Light Leather, and a
great variety Of work. 1t has been gotten up with
reference to furnishing strong and durable, yet
Of the above. 1t runs verv easy, rapidly, and Is
pronounced the best machine now in market for
SsO
mo. 8. This is = machine got up on an entirely
new principle, different from anything ever before
offered to the public, and confidently assert that
for family use ithas not an equal 1t is very light
andtasty, runs very rapidly, is almost noseless in
its operation, and uses STRAIGHT NEEDLE. 1t ia
arranged to be utterly impossible for to
stitches. 1t has tension botn sides and carries
large supply Of thread on the under spool. The
motions are gained by two small cranks that run
without perceptible noise. The two threads are
worked insuch mannerAs never to pull both at the
same time and consequently, little liable to break
The seam is very elastic and the thread does not
break In washing. 1t will do coarpe work better
than any cheap machine now in market, as 1t uset
silk cotton, or linnen with equal facility Price $50
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE All, BROADWAY, N. Y.
WHITNEY & LYON ProprietoTs.
D.J. TRUMP, Agent, Third st., door west OF the
Ohio Block. fieI7-lmd6w.l
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aRBnNvILLB AND MIAMI R. r
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Change OfTtme,
IA and after Monday, April IL, 1859, untilfur-
Other notice, trains will run as iollows:
LEAVES Dayton Union Depot at $40 a. IN. and
5,OOp. NJ. Arrive at Union at ii 80 a. m, and
loo p. m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at 7,46 q. IN, and ,45 p. M,
arrives at Dayton at 10, ,55 a. M, and $3.50, p. m.
The 500 p. NJ. train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection at Union with the Express train on the
Belleiontaine road for Indianapolis, connecting on
Its arrival with trains for Lafayette, Tcrre Haute
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickets and further information, apply to
samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 9th street.
II. G. sTIMsoN, sup't.
dee2
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BOOTS. Shoes. &C.. &C!
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson Street.

"Ttis now settled that the LASTING health Of AwL
men, women and children, depends on the condition
of their soLEs"
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he-AffeStcus
New ORLEANS, Sept. "a.
Toledano has been re-arrested upon the
charge Of manslaughter, for killing DR.. Gra-
ham
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DISSOLUTION

New Firm.
THE undersigned have this day purchased
4 the stock of Paper, Stationery, Sc, OF r. A4
T. T. More and win do business at the old stand of
the late firm, IN the name and style of More Loury
Co. We shall continue TO manufacture all klnCs
Of Blank Books, and do binding in all branches-
Our stock OF Papers and Stationery IL very COM
pete and prices will be low as any responsi-
Bile house west of the mountains.
We invite special attention TO our stock.
Is. A. MORE,
FIELDING LOURK,
]. s. TREADWAY,
1olO T. I. MORE.
journal and Gazette eopyl
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Dayton & Michigan R.R,
Opan no Tolado.

AND FORMING IN CONNECTION
A with the Detioit and Toledo n. ~, 90 miles the
shortest line between Dayton and Detroit aud with
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Hall Road, 90
mllea the nhorinal limo hriMenn DaYtoE and Chcago
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'H' COUNTRY INVALIDs

Persons in any part of the world may he success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance FOR medicines, etc.
Address DR.. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo N, Y. jan1-daWiy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26

At the Buffalo Private Hospital--Estab-
n lished for the cure Of syphlisj seminal Weak
ness and the Secret lntImitice Of Youth and MAtu-
onLnnI Of Main and Quay ltIeola. lnp etal 50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-29
MARRIAGES.

FrLLEE-FVSon-At Sheffield, Jan. 70, by Res
j, Woodnian. MI, James II, Fuller u Putncy
aud Miss Augusta Folsom Of Barton.
NEwELL-PoBrER-A East Burke, Jan, no. BY
Rev, Il. GoddiuE. Mr Nathan 4. Newell, and
Miss Mary Porter, both Of West Burke
Wo0BwKHD- tho Methodist Parson.
sonage la Dantillc, Jan. 10, 10y Rev T.. lliil
Mr., James l., woodward, aud Miss Mary 4,
Co.'s, both Of PfAcham,
liisKLEy-CuhBiFH-in Newport, n. H. Dec.
\. by Rev J, Curticr, Mr.. r. II, iIinklry, Of
Lebanon, and Miss Ellen Winslow, daughter II
the officiating clergyman, Of Nswpou,
DROwN-MrcHFLL- the Sheffield Ilousr,
January ., by G. l.. lngalls. esq. Mr., Amos q.
Drown Of Whoelook, and Miss Ann Mitchell Of
Sheffield.
CANPHELL-BEpEtt-At the residence 81 Thorn
a. Nelson, jrr est, BY G, l., inFais, Esq, Jan.
I, Mr., Edward u. Campbell, Of Putney. aud
Miss Emily Bedell, Of Ryegato,
GEANT-powEm-At sheffield. Jan, 70. by G.
J. Ingalls,, esq, Mr., James W. Grant Of S.
-JsARsLaIg, zHa AIss AdsiiBe Powers ~ hriu-
does Pals.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-29
DEATHS.

/ BARNEs--At ST. Johnsbgy, Friday evening Jah,
! n, o. paralysis. Alice MAY, only child Of Amos
aud Emelins G.. barnes, aged years and 7
months,
In that great eloiststs stillnsAs and aeelusion,
By guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation. safe rom iin'i pollution.
She hrssi whom zee call dead"
LEoNARD-At Chicago. H.. Jan. Is. MtS. Ellsa
a. wife Of Joseph A Leonard, and daughter n
benjamin West, formerly Of this town-aged
3s
SuArrucK-At westdeld, Mass, Jan. 81, Mrs.
Charles shat,uek, late Of this town,
YorNG-In Springfield, Mass, Jan ?, Mr.. orin
Young, formerly Of Kirby, Vi. ages ~ years.
His remains were brought 10 Kirby Tor funeral
services and intetmenti making the hind fu-
neral which the writer has attended IN a.. same
house since July last A. c Surm
BrcuANAN-In Barnet. Jan Il. N rheumatic f..
yer and dtopsy 81 the heart. Philcna Melissa
eldest daughter ~ John and Elizabeth Bu,han.
an, aged six years.
HAvVrs-In Walden, Jan 9. N ronsumption.
Mi's Hannah !. Haynes, in the 3ith year Of
her age.
uorr-ln Lyndon. Jan. I I. Mrs Mchitabc Iioyt.
wife Of MI Walter IloyI Ia the 18th year Of her
age.
WAErrrLD--In Lyndon, Nov. u, Of cousunp.
ton, Nj" Hannah H., the daughter of Bcnja.
min and Hcphsibcth Wakefield, aged % year,
and o months.
Wccpnot thou sister because " thy less
or Az only sister and Mother gone Lttl.h
But look with the eye Of christian abott
Where Your sister and mother IN paradise sings
oh there lsa land whore the pcrishcd ones bloom
Where cnmrth never a shadow Of glnnnl
fadcloss and fair y that glorious dawf 49,
Then do not weep TOT the faded and gone,
Sheliyed notiong to taste Of the worlds boasted
show
NOT minglc with ,auitics scattered below
-t+--. ---r4t
10 minylc her youth with the lambs of the Hold
They have waited her home on thcir uiuions of
love
Through the porials Of starlight 10 hcaycn above
And though we have laid her young form meath
the sod
She has gone to her Father her Saviour and God
CuMMuNIC NTIn.
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lied population Of the venerable town Of
Windsor, by transferring. from our jail 10 the
state prison, Gustayus G.. bancroft John
Buckley, Hayey y. Aubrey aud Augustus
Labarge. The sheriff informs No that Ban
croft was the joliest man in the cars, all the
way over The Others appeared 20 feel q
somewhat rational sense ol their crimes
Our friend, Col Harlow, the excellent and
popular state pr son superintendeut knows
how 10 bring about the proper "aperage,"
among his guests, Our other frequent con
tributions 10 his household, tend 70 diminish
the Buchanan yoh Of Burlington but we
don't know. how We can help H. The frank
and fle' buchanan chaps rH steal, IN spite
Of all We can do burlington Times,
A Nut ron TIE SAyANA-A Mt. Twombly
has been sinking a well on-the western out
skirts Of our village, 10 the progress Of which
the following astounding fact appebS1d; Al
the depth Of twenty-five feet u.]fNorkmen
came upon frozen ground Through this
layer acme fteen feet IN thickness, they
worked their way by dint Of perseysring ef-
fort such az il always necessary In digging
eompaotly frozen earth Az she depth OF
forty feet water was obtained which nightly
froNe oyer-the lee forming some three inches
IN thickness. Will some one account, on any
known or unknown principles Of philosophy,
for these astounding faotsP We learn that
the freezing Of the water continues now that
the well IL aloned up brandon Visitor.
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How're 90 TO BED.-Hall1 Journal Of

How're 90 TO BED.-IIall's Journal Of
Health, In speaking on this subject. saysi
"in freezing Winter time do Il In hurry,
II there Is no fire in the room, and there
ought not 70 be unless you are quite an inya-
lid. hut II a person il not In good health il
Is best 10 undress by good fire, warm and
dry the feet well, draw on the stockings again,
run into room without fire, jump into bed,
bundle up with head and ears under cover
for minute OF more until you feel a little
warmth then Uncover your head, next draw
OF your stockings straighten out turn over
on your right side aRd go 10 sleep. II
sense Of chilliness comes over you on getting
iate bed, !, with always do you uiHjury aud
its repetition increases the IN effects without
having any tendency 10 harden you. Ma.
ture ever abhon violence, We are never
shocked into good health. Herd usage
makes no garment lnst longer"
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60" A loving husband at ST. Louis recent
ly telsgraphed 10 bio wife ia New York as
follows what have you for break fast, and
how Is the babyP" The answer came back
"buckwheEt cakes and the measles"
A MIXED CoNsDERAUos.- Gne old gen
ileman Ia The ciiy Of New York recently made
an assignment 10 which IL wgs stated that
the assignor sold, conveyed, set over and
transferred a certain valuable property 10 his
dearly beloved wife IN consideration of love
and affection, and thirteen thousand dollars
lawful money Of the United States The as
signment will not fall for want Of sufficient
consideration.
a CuEMIcAL NEw on DATH.-"You do
not die, you only change your state o. aggrs-
CATION, II Is true your nitrogen, your hy,
drogen and your carbonate separate they
are distributed through the atmosphere, pen
citrate plants and animals, or are absorbed by
tho earth but a. no atom psrishes, yod con
tnus 20 exist the only difference Is, that you
find yourself reduced TO more simple ex-
preston.
~ The Springfield Republican reports
that EE-Presdent Hitchcock Of Amherst
college, the eminent geologist Ia seriously
IN.
lie was attacked some ten days ago with
the symptoms Of lung fever, but on Friday
last his disease had assumed complicated
and threatening form, his lungs having badly
eongesied, with pneumonia aud some nfam-
alton Of the kidneys, There was a consuta-
ton Of physicians upon his case Friday even
ing aud much anxiety was felt as to the ter
mination Of the illness.
MASONRY ~ TIN UNITED STATS. From
the latest information contained Ia the pro
eeodings Of the various Masonic Grand !
Lodges Of the United States, Il is asccrtaincd |
that there are in the Union about four thou |
sand two hundred and two lodges and one
hundred and eighty-three thousand eight .
hundred and thirtythree Masons, It is
thought that there may bs a much larger |
number than this, az many are not affiliated
with any lodge.
~ An unknown wretch quietly entered
The residence Of oolored washerwoman, at
81. Louis, few days since, and unobseryrd
by her, sat her clothes on FIRE. aud amid the
awful screams Of the victim made of with
'iS shirts. The poor woman died in awful
agony.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-29
DIR. wIsTARs BALsAM' or WILD CHERRY.

BslIou's Pictorial of2uh says Realizing the true
sense ofresponsblty attaehIneyo the Editor Ofaad Pub
Usher OF widely circulated oufnA should deem 1T
tile less than crime to recommend medical compound
the real virtue OF which could not eonsoentousy IN
dorso. This balsame compound has become hcme nx-
turo and all persons who sunor. have vain attempt
ed to cure their Coughs Colds Bronchial Pulmonary
Complaints. make use Of this unequsred remedy.
Tae following certificate nom distinguished gentleman
IL equally conclusive
Prom Rev Henry wood. formerly Editor OF the Conere
Eatonal Journal Concord. n II, more recently American
Contu az Beyfoot syria and Chaplain In the Navy