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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

When you are whistling in a print
ing office, and they say louder don't
you do it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

SrRANGE.-In u waltz fellow is al
lowed to hug q girl, and yet if he does
the same thing when not waltzing, the
maiden would Ego off in fits Of mad
ness" Query: Is dancing right!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

What kind Of Il doctor would ducls
make! A quack doctor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

Santa Anna's wife has left him, and
is now the "rcigning belle" of Havana.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

In what ship have the greatest num-
Der ofmcn been wrccked?--C -CourtShip.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

We regret to learn that our much
esteemed and aged citizen, Elisha
Meredith met with a fall the other day
by which he was considerably injared.
We hope he may soon recover.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

I'll see you through, as the eye said
to the needle.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

On, wou!d | nc'er had met thee, as
the boy said when the bull tossed him
over the fence.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

BIZ SuoRT.-Long sermons, long
speeches, long essays, long talks, long
sittings where you have nothing to do,
long hills, long accounts, long stories,
longyarns, and long Harvesting arti.
clcs for the paper arc dreaded and
therefore, ifpossib!c, avoided BY sew.
cn-tenths OF the people of a commu.
nifty. The first time you bore them
with one these lengthy commodities it
will be your fault, but the next time
it will he theirs. The fast age cannot
spare time for much delay. Onward,
onward is the word.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

% FASHIONABLE DREss.--An Ohio editor
asks; "What can DO more captiva-
ting than to see a beautiful woman,
say about four feet eleven inches high
and eleven feet four inches in diameter
and 81 feet in circumference. passing
along the aisle. just as divine wo''n'p
commences~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

Ono heart is enough for me- as the
dog said to the butcher.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

Gardening for the Iadics-Make uE
your beds early in the morning; sew
buttons on your husbands shirts! do
not rake up any grievances; protect
the young and tender branches ofyour
family; plant a smile of good temper
on your face; carefully root out all an.
cry feelings, and expect good crop
Of happincss.-Erchoagc
Suppose u lady has no husband!
whose shirts will she then sew buttons
onl
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

There is a man in India SO thin that,
when the sheriff gets after him, he
crawls into his rife and looks through
the touchbole. -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27


TO cure pain in the breast--pro-
cure % well made calico or delaina
dress, with an equally well construct
cd woman inside Of it and press close
Iy to the part affected. Repeat the
application till the pain ceases. Said
to be kill or cure receipt.
A lady friend Of ours says she has
tried the above experiment and yet
received no benefit. We advised her
to procure blue coat with brass but
tons, such as some OF our young men
wear. and press closely as above sta
ted. She did so and was healed Of
her pain--for n little while.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27

Insects generally must lead a truly
jolly life. Think what it must be to
lodge in lilly. Imagine place OF
ivory or pearl, with pillor OF silver
and capitals Of gold. all exha|ing such
perfume as never rose from human
censor. Fancy again the fun oftucE-
ing yourself up for the night in the
folds OF a rose, rocked to sleep by tho
gentle sigh Of the summer air, nothing
todo when you awake but wash your.
self in dewdrop and fall to and cat
your bcdclothes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-01-27
QuARRELS.

One of the most easy, the most COM
mon, most perfectly foolish things in
the world, is 10 quarrel no matter
with whom--man, woman or child; OF
upon what pretence, propagation, or
occasion whatsoever. There is no
kind of necessity in it, no manner ol
use in it, and no species or degree Of
benefit to be gained by it; and yet
strange as the fact may be, theologans'
politicians, lawyers, doctors and prin-
ces quarrel; the churches quarrel, and
the states quarrel; nations, tribes, COR
poratiens, men, women and children,
dogs and cats, birds and beasts, quarrel
about all manner of things, and on all
manner of occasions. lfthere is any
thing in the world that will make a
man feel bad, except pinching his fin
gers in the crack of the door, it is I'M
, questionably quarrel. No man ever
fails to think less of himself after than
he did before one: it degrades him in
his own eyes and inthe eyes OF others;
and, what is worse, blunts his senSi.
bility to disgrace on the one hand, and
increases the power ofpassionate irri-
liability on the other The truth is,
the more quietly and peaceabIe we all
get on, the better for ourselves, the
better for our neighbors. In nine ca.
ses out of ten, the wisest course is:
if a man cheats you. to quit dealing
with him; if he is abusive, quit his
company; if he ISLANDERS you, take care
to live so that nobody will believe him
no matter who he is, or how he misu.
ses you, the wisest way is generally to
let him alone, for there is nothing be-
ter than this cool, calm, quiet way Of
dealing with the wrongs we meet with
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UEuICINEA
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

pu IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Il UbLIC Attention ID called 70 the fouogrnf ceI-
tifca.e. IF cures made BY my AsIATlC CH0lE-
RA CURE and RHEUMATiC IMMINENT.
These medicines have been extensively used Win
in the last seven years, and have been thorousniy
tested before being presented to the Pnbnc; NUN.
Der Of other certificates can be shown II prisons
will call on me.
WAsHISsros. July IS, 1883.
X. PLANT, Esq-Denr S,r II purchased, some
time since, bottle Of your Rheumatism Liniment,
having been recommended to mo by q fnend a. q
sure cure for Rheumatism. used one bottle, and
have not had q return Of Rheumatism since. IL
has nov been twelve months since used It.
Respectfully, &C., ID. f. ERWIN,
Sesar Store, opp. Nat Intel Office.
My son was suffering at the same time from Sc
we're attack of Diarrhesa and entirely restored
by the use Of one bottle of your Cholera Mixture.
think it 10 the best and quickest cure have ever
used for said complaint. ID. l.. ERWIN.
nufac:ured aud sold wholesale and retail BY
JAMES X. PLANT, No. $50 d street, between
9Th and 10th SITS.
Sold also at Cochran's Segar Store. It'll St, oppo-
site National lDtelllgenoer Once POuus Thy son,
1913 7th st.. between HI and Martins Franklin
Hotel, corner 9Th and d sts.; N. w. Hilburn, No.
511, 9th st. east, opposite Garrison Gate. Navy
Yard. jy3-lm
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Familiar Quotations.

- When can read my title clear. Mrs. Mary
CTarks Games.
go IL bOos-woOden legs are cheap.r-Gen
Santa Anna at the bdtti. Of Csrro GOrdo
Throw physic to the dogs DR.. Jayn.
.'Pile on the dirt and id be he who first
cries before he's hurt."-Janes Gordon Bennett
MOTTO Of the Herald.
Know We the land of the cypress and myrtle ~
Gen. Vim. Walker.
The world is al heeting show p. T. Bar
psr1.
"Our pony is paving at the door - 8. John
son.
"The Key to the whole mystery ."-Mrs Siekls,
Look before you leep."-Sam PafcA-who
didn't
"A gone Sucker."-Supposed to I've Stephen 4.
DcxgIaSs.
Went up like a rocket and came down like a
sick Cyrus W. Field.
"Adoo adoo, my native land
Fades DER the water blue;
Farewell to We, my warryer band,
Ye half Starved Hungary crew"
[kossuth.
. Tell me not in mournful numbers
Lager is a tempting drink,
For It's mostly dead in tumbiers
And is never what YOU think
tLongf.lcr.
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nh. JOHNSTON,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
~ sssvsFsd ns .s:t Csrai. Speedy, AID oay Iesss1a
Remedy In ths Esrld fsf all
DIST EASES OF IMPR UDENCE.

SAIsMoft6c k HOSPITAL
'''''''A e:. ne: 8.
DISEASES OF IMPR UDENcE.
LET NO FALSE pKLIcAcY PlKvIsf.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
ErA csKr WARRANTED OF NO CHARGE II rive
w::hn.. eth. Back sie,,r.. AG.e.n. Of A. Kidney
Z: ssTS. dry sE,ss S:s
sss Il: LS.s m: .
;s.:: T:.i D.S,S. ,D:as 70. Solitary a.s,t.
der Marriage "P'SY;S ;Ss s'; Me-. both Body and Mind
1.p.si.ly vhs have s.esm. u. Solitary Wis.,
that and destructive habit which annually sweeps
''d hri.nt int.l.e Who nigh, S:,.
snn.aesd "snnE ssnatss WITH the Of sIoqssaes
dsns.. " - -" ''A'
nARlIAsB
AAHAlEp PEksoEs, Ysung Mss ssaisn plating Mar
n.s., beng var. 81 Phy.ssi u',sns 'rGsiis debility,
He Who place. himself under The Of Dr. j. may r.iifi
e.y coneds in his honor gsosmsn and esnsdsnty rely
w OFFICE II. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
4. e. md .
.''' % PAID and s'ni pR , :,t5R;
rom enc Of The most Celsg. The United States
P.l. London. Paris Ph.d.psis and ....S.r., S.. Il
i.s.d 'sm. Of the n'.t ";on.hins cure. that
vh.n 'sl.;g great n.s'su.n.. being alarmed sudden
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE
certain P:s.ie' 9a.1.d .h.n .Ioa.. habit :qs.n,ly
.sa IRON 1s .I,l s . so. &
render: marriage impossible. and destroys sa6
fh.s .fths SAD ADD nsl.nehely tEseu pr.dus.s
Pam. 10 Ii. Head Dinn... Sight Io.. .. sns
Fewer Pslpsten sfths Heart Nervous rrits bi
y Ct Ii. F.seasa. General DsSly
MENTALLY-Ths fearful sGses the min are mreN n
Sr.sd'd-Lps' q Eemery Coeo'ion Of ldss. Deprsssa
he's 81 Solitude fiudity etc., Of The evils Pre-
NERVOUS pEBlLrrY-rh.u..nd. ca. ,.v us,. ,A.,
the cause Of their declining health losing vror he
coming weak pals wing ssnrul.r
DISEASES OF s{TSs%: E
When The guided and .ot.y ps.s,rs lnds
:. ha, imbie.d d. seed. Of thu painful disease: shss
bily .fons b.tnd him Il. falls int. The
eurns fIeh hi. P..uary .ab...ne. i.sp Kim t:ias
month after U2ah, or a. long the snssst Zee
ever III. r.ns ds.ppo.,m,nI or b, ~, ~. %
poison, Hs,cEry hasten the eonsren.I Of on,
terrible disease such Affections ofths Heart Throat Noss
period Dreadful sui .rnes By .sndnr him 70 ,b, ~
discovered country from Whose bourne rsturns
DR. JoRNsoKlREMEpY EoR Organic wKAKNEss
AND IMPOTENCY.
Dy this gree; q the sre,p,
speedily cared and full vgsr restored Theussnds
nest asr'os. and dso.sa vhs had lest all hsps, have
All imp dinsn.r Marriage Phy,is.I o. Mental Dissu.
aeations, Loss Of Proerssvs Powers, Nervous Ir sity
Trembling and Wsaknsss Elhsussn tbs meat fsarS
'''s 'f''a'22 spac;ssEMEsr OF TEE press.
ca. ePsraden. psriesmsd By Dr. JOhnsoe, Witnessed b.
reporter. Of the p.psrs and ethsr persons notices q
sidss his standing ssntsman 81 character su6 r.sp.s
sility 10 suAeisnt guarantee to the sastsd Jan 1IIv
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oAh1BALpI is said, in the Petersburg IVA Ex-
press, To be a descendant of Mr.. John Johnson
Jones, who died at his residence in Blandford.
about the year 1867. II is fact well attested nv
documents, now in the possession Of an aged
citizen, that a beautiful young daughter Of this
Mrs. Jones, eloped from Petersburg about the
year iIS3 with an Italian tight-roPe dancer named
6aribaldi. who, having amassed an immense
fortune In this country, returned to his own dear
native Italy, where a large family and unalloyed
felicity blessed the union between himself and
ms beautiful young Bandford bride. Mrs Carl
baldl correspondent with her father until the day
OF the iatters death and letters subsequently sent
over by the children Of Mrs. G leave but little
doubt OF the fact that the warrior GaribalA now
in Italy is direct descendant of the Jones family
so well and favorably known in Blandford during
the first half Of the past century
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE-ws have hscs-
"A t2toIe spoken Of the many cures effected By the
use YfMfS n; C0MS n,,oc-,ov

in diseases ri the blood, skfa, dyseePsy, Se., ana
recommended II a. an yaluable MED ioine. Oar
conhdence in it a. remedial agent has been greatly
standing disease of the liver, kidneys, skin, eto.
THAI have recently come under our oDservstion-iu
.klllfu ply sicians bad failed to afford relief. Hun
dreds q our mott respectable citizens have been
heved o. it, admirable curative qualities. and we
are grstied TO learn that It's popularity 10 daily be-
coming greater IL. operation In mild and pleasant,
and u 10 ali that u Chains to be. Ii 10 for sale st the
residence Of M RS. COX, l5s L. BALrIMolE ST..
Baltimore, and al the principal Drug Stores. :
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name 10 blown
on the bottle aud her seal on the cork.
Wholesale Aeenf.-R. 8. T. CnsKL, Drsegist
GEORGETOWN, D. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and Will supply the trade ~
my prices. 10 - If
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GREAT HAUL OF CoUNrBRF.TrBRs-Ap gentle
man from Bloomington informs us that the 1arges,
nest Of counterfeiters known in this State has
just been broken up in Mclean and Dewitt Coun-
ues One j. ). Farren Of kentuck XIV seems Ia have
been the chief of the clan: He is an old hand at
the business, very dexterous as an engraver and
autographist. They were putting In circulation
So bills on the Ashland Bank of Kentucky There
the son Of clergyman of DE Witt County was
arrested. He ..peached - and the CONSEQUENCE
was the arrest oftwenty-one persons in 2
tos M Pantagyaph.
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THE CELEBRATED
i DR. j. S. ROSEs MEDICINES,


These remedies are the result OF thirty Eve ysers
Of extensive and successful practice, and are the
DIR. is. R0sE's COUGH SYRUP, OR Ex,
boarseness, Bfonehitis. and al Lung diseases.
ft pR. = G S. k6 ssf ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
or Blood Purifier for the cure Of Scrofua Old Erup
uo1s, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swslled Neok, and
Price sl. = - =
DIR. ]. s. ROSES DYspEPTIC COMPOUND.
plaint Price 50 cents. n -
DR.. y. s. ROSES PAIN CyRER. tbs not Q
cure ALI but alone has stood the test OF IS cara
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pains in the Limbs, Joints HACK, and spine, or any
cents bottle.
you Wish 70 get CURED Of any Of the above oom-
plants, get DR.. }. 8. ROSES GENUINE nj EDi.
ClNES, which you will know when genuine By
having his written signature on the cork Of sacf
bottle Sold By druggists generally.
20 be the best in the world. 1AN-ly
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HORRIBLg MrRDgR-whiIea marty of ladies
were out blac kberrying, near Elmwood Cemetery
thsy sccidentiy stumbled upon the body of man.
which from all appearances, had been dead for
several days. The head had been entirely severed
from the body and had partially been devoured by
the dogs aud removed to acoasiderabls distance
On the left side'of the head il was apparent that
heavy blows had been inflicted, the skull being
mashed in, while the body itself besides being de,
eaPitated, bore other marks of deadly violence
On searching the body number of letters and
papers Were found, going to show that his name
was Jas. White, that he had been connected in
some capacity with the Memphis. ClarksviIle and
Louisville Railroad, and that his home was CIarks-
VILE, Tennessee .-Memphts BuIIsf,a
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uoop DAYS FIsHIN5.-Mr. b. b. CambelI OF
flHsonrgh, well known on Lake Superior as an
excellent disciple Of izaak Walton arrived from
Marquette by the Illinois last evening Mr. c.
accompanied by Mr.. Frank Shras, caught in one
rom on the roc ks on the Lake shore. between
Marquette aud Sauk's Head forty-three sn4ckIeJ
ront weighing In the aggregate seventy three and
nsf pounds. Probably such day'ssport as this
WIN thc rod has never been surpassed in the La Ike
superior country.-Detroit Adrsr,iI,r.
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In the town Of Danbury, Conn, a new
KIND OF brick Is now manufactured. The brio Ks
are three or four times the size Of ordinary brick
and are made Of siftsd lime and gravel mixed to
a certain consistency, aud then pressed BY a
simple but powerful machine, and laid In the
sun 10 cure. They have an opening mortice
long and one and quarter inches wide, SO that
when laid the air can circulate through the
Whole wall The few houses already made of
ly very substantial
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GREAr woTN TIE 6ER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTIIR Y
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Say, The g. 81 LOIi' on! Democrat: Below. publish
which .peal. soSsy Of Il: superior merit. Of hi. Hai
Tonic. such evidence must have its effect, vhsn coming
press; ~ Wv
PROFESSION OIL WOOD 4 Co.-G.ntl.men: Having nv
called fs. month. since, n. highly
cation E upon own hair which had become quit. gray
Ter Some thr.s month, procured bottle Of your
HAIR sn, and u;sd K soon found proving
procured smother bottle Of which hav. some loan
n9S ns 30 aS that Ss Of h,. a. ha total
Is.uTss re natural color aud bs.,. soft and glossy
year. ola ny good wife a, the age Of hyt~o used
Tn. abor. notice deem du. you your ,.Iu.b. dis,
sovery am assured that whoe will rightly u,s as per
x o 10. n "a hi. .I eon,ds, susie.
last fifteen and knows n.ary one her and
. r iii ss p... .s
the bsaItle. Of nature in others as well as myself
am, truly yours, A. c. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR REsT TaSTri Fan, u.s. 1885,
to fd. -. s,s hsvlng had The mionn'
low feysr, New Orleans 1854 Undue cd 10 mai,
hing needed My hair glo.sy and NO word,
.ae my 0' you II I1E to hs ,s.sd
s.ntng and pastor Of the Orthodox Church Rrooit.d
M,.. He is. gentleman Of great nausnss ard uni..n,y
BnooKrIELD, J.nu,ry II, ISIS.
- rR0FS"oh WooD-Desr Sir Having made trial Of your
Hair hsstoraiys gives pleasure say that its Effect
has been sIessat ia removing ind dandruf and
Constant tendency to itching with which have troubled
ren ehidhood aud hiss also restored hair which va,
eseon'nE grryt IT. original color have other
srtieie with snythng ike the same pleasure profit
Yours, truly, J. l. BRAGG
The Restorative 10 put Bp Bottles Of Sizes viz; srre
gsdum and sraall the small hoIds half PIN aud retail, Tor
dollar bottle; the medium holds twenty
cent proportion taE the sm rst.s for two dol
lars bottles the large holds forty per cent more in
proportion, and retsils for three dolsrk a bot.ls
WOOD CO. Proprstors, Sl2 Broadway, New Yark
n the great n Y. Wire Railing Esahshnsnt0 and M
Market street g. Louis No. and sold by good Druggist
ana fAneT aeoos Dealers June L. so3In
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP In the world 10
nAkrshohNlMTIfHI X PEEGGEE4RRSAt sfRUF OF

THIS article is prepared BY . chemist, and 10 pro
nounced BY mediosl men, and those who have used
il TO be the best PREPARATION for Cosshs Ceds, o.
tdrrh, Bronchitis, Hoassessss, Sore Throat fSoa o
Cold, and preventive of that lion Of Diseases Osa
sumption.
Persons who sing should use it. II is plsasant 20
thotaste, softens clears and strengt the voice
alsys al irritation Of the throat and lungs, and pre-
III Bottles IS and 50 cents and o.. Sold By sll
druggists in Washington, 6eors and AlsIan-
Qrla. Coll-6
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AMP f kf#%EbY tSb aa e %ESE

PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES u, 8 and 50 cents and one dollaY,
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-AI.L should be kept
in all famile in case Of accidents or sudden siof
ness, as II cures In less time than il re-
CURES to get q ply sician.
It cures pain In any part of the system and 10 used
externally and internally.
IL AS the frequent changes of the weather pro
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; ALEC, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnews, Blood and Bones; and BY its ming cleo
Get bottle and try it
HHHh RE Ieg hsXs cSgkh p; ev Ht sR,T
CRERRY-it il the best Cough Syrup in the
Ifyou are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE'sAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying OF al Bile and Foul So
The above medicines 70 be had At all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; KIDWELL CISSELL st
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GREAT LLxD SUIr-A suit has been institu,cd
IN kentucky Court for the recovery Of over forty
thousand acres OF arm lands in Harrison, Bouf-
oon, Nlcholas and other adj ming counties The
,IaILl Is MADE by some nonresident heirs and
lars ''' Va uOi-
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IKDIOII1,

EtnRotps ssFFSyEf IL &. B|.ss.A4
HHEEILsMB9LRs BEGHT for Nervoa.ness. ~
sggSHHH sT k%n e. MsT S.ss
EEMB9tR B BTSHHU S &ssn H 6sSiy
HHEEttMMBB99tRS BHCHU for Universal tassitnde.
HEtMB0tP,s BHGHE for Nisht s.sst:.
RSH So Primes, q the Skin
BTGHHE for Rs IL the Rsst
NIP as saf 50 :s S ssst
lessness, with Want Of Attention. Horror Of So
B BTS#g sI
Indiscretion. and all Diseases Of the
I Ea:stins either g, whatever esu's orsi
HOW LONG STANDING.
e.
ens It y sfs ,np cn.
s,RSs estabIshsd that any disease Of these orEani
allowed to 60 6Snnwhlch this medicine invariably
Fs SHs Of Of the 1a
Sss say =, ths shS.s are not fire.
TSe Of the
,ums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
peal ample wltnessto the truth OF these assertions
hos appears. The oountenanoe is actually sodden
and quite notwithstanding mrth nor grief ever
v,siIs ~ Shoeio soand Of the voice OCCUR, 1t 10
with xosfal measures, van Despair.
Low, sullen sounds, his grief beg uiled"i
Debliity IS most terrible, AND brougn mt thous-
ands upon thousands to untimely graves; thus blast
cured By the use Of THIS
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
The mass VI voluntary testimony IN posseesaon of
the Proprietor, voaohlng its virtues and curative
to solenoe and fame Certificates of cures from one
month to twenty yeeTs' standing, and of the most
.Reotlon, from Governors Of States, Judges eminent
Physicians. and disting uished Clersymen
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU 10 prspar-
Chemistry. with the greatest aoonracy and Chemi
es knowledge and care devoted in its comb nation
of tRs ss. ssi
Medicine. '''''0"'u " oiA' Vi
HELMB0Lp's BUCHU sssfs and pleasant In
oy f. hfoff fB Ssas
Hho' being duly sworn does say. that his pTepsra
Dla'' fHGIEsI1M Gsssf15 Sol. Manufacturer.
November, 1854. WIZ. p. HlBsXnp, Alderman VI
Price 81 per bottle or six for IS, delivered to any
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the United States, Csnadas, and British Provinces.
Ask for I HELMBoLDs-aks no other cu,.,
sod By G. sT0TT. Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
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The. popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
the globe Other articles aim to alleviate pain and
ment Hospitals, Farrier., Plsnteis Farmers, Live
throughout the world. No article ever before re,
esiyed such undivided praise and support from
Medical and s0i1 RHEG RMfp. 7
Ulcers, Tqmors, Running sores, seIofSia, Sid
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pains upon HSks sPa . chTF ss upon
Evil, Sweeney, Hoof-ail. etc., are subdned and
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
yALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr.. g. LlTCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes go That
the
ment,, have sold him for ESQ cash. Your Lini-
ment has been doing wonders up here"
90 BROAD STREET, PHIL, pELPHIA, Pa.
(Extract.) "In lifting the kettle from the ERE it
became unmana eble,, tilted over and scalded my
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extract the pam. 1t healed rapidly, without sore
a9 s1 Ta fSaF Of esfH2R FOSTER
euch language as this is but the constant and nat
This Liniment Is fndisPensabIe ei to- Planter. and
oEners Of Horses and Mules, Mr.. JOHN DAN
IELS, Montgomery, Ala. sold slave for $50, who
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and enquire FOR the Mustang Liniment, and take no
Sold by oil dealers throash bout North and South
America Europe, and all the Islands Of the Ocean,
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