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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-28

To ADvERTIsERs-The Mississippian goes
to press Immediately after the arrivalof the y
past O'Clock cars from New Orleans. Those
wishing their advertisements inserted would
do well to bring them in before O'Clock on
publication days.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

- We auth rizsd to announce the name OF Coz.
g. H. Ho lKER, candidate for seat In the popular
branch Of the Mississippi Leglaturs from Kinds County
Election in October next.
- We authorized to announce ROBERT Fl.
PURDOA, ESQ., an Independsnt candidate for q seat
n tne lower branch Of the Mississippi Legislature from
Kinds County, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce j. j. sMYLIE
ESQ as candidate to represent Kinds County, in the
popular branch Of the Legislature.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
y We are authorized 70 announce MAJ. L MIMMS
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STEAM ENGINES.


EfEHER Portabis Or Stationary, for Ginning,
- Saving, Grinding, Drawing, or any other
Plantation use, also
Improved Circular and Sash Saw Mills
Of Southern Aanufnsture and sold under . full
gurAntee from EAGLE MACHINE WORKS, Rich
mond Virginia.
Constantly receiving, and for sale By
EDMUND NJ IVENS.
Gensral Agent No. Union Sc. New Orleans.
When Ginning Cotton Ne use our spark arrestsr
which renders The Gin House perfectly safs from
Lafayette Montgomery, Calhoun, Mis-.
John Montgomery, Canton, Mas.
3 r Brown, Mount Hope, Miss.
DR.. Trsuick, Gsorgstown, Miss.
Arch Steele do do
Moore 4 Williams, near Brandon. Mis-.
P. @. Goossy, Yazoo City, Nf4.
all Of Whon have our engines Il werk, and will
represent them - they hsfs f6nnd them,
An illustrated Catalogue n eur maehinsry win
be sent 70 any ons desiring Il. We will also have
TIVE engines In the next Jsekson Fair and hope our
Southern friends niIl IS there 70 inspect them.
We we're saasjed 81 fhs last United States Fair
he 4rasd Ca Msdal q Honor, vaiusd at 800. for
che best plantation steam engine.
Nav 3nd s5o-ly
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Gr Mai. A. Kelly, formerly editor Of the
WoodsilIe Republican, died 10 this city yes
terday evening Ct The Washington Hotel. He
disd very suddenly. a coroner's inquest was
held, which returned verdict Of death from
iintemperance-R RseEshswY Wig. -
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Mr. E. BoorHRoYD.-The attention ofthose
desiring landscape or ornamental gardening
executed is called to the card of this gentleman
in this mornings paper.
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PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRACY
OF MISSISSIPPI.
UNAsIAoUsLY ADOPTED IN CONVENTION, July
9TH 1859:

UsASINoUsLY ADOPTED IN CONVENTION, JULY
9TH 1859:
RRsoLv10. That We re-announee the basis party
acsn the platform Of principles laid down by the Dem
cesre party the Nsfionaf Convention Of 1855: and
hold that the doctrine Of with the
Institution Of slavery States ferritorss or District
Columbia does not was 1t intended to conflict with
the assertion Of tue power Of Congress protect thu
property Of the eitzens Of the several States who
choose TO settle In the territories which the
property Of ell the States.
Resolved Thatia the language VI the Supreme Cour,
Of the United States the right Of property slaves
distinctly and expressly affirmed IN the Constitution
and the only power it conitrred upon Congress-
the power coupled with the duty Of guarding and protte
ting the owners In their nghts, - thus declared.
RESOLVED, ThAt Aasissippf viii stand by her sister
save-holng States In nssting mp the enforcement BY
all the departments Of the federal government Of their
constitutional hghts thus expoundsd By the supreme
Court Of the United StatsG
RESOLVED, That In the event Of the election Of \
Black Republican candidate to the Pfesdency By the
suages of portion of the Union only, rule over
the whole UHited etates upon the ayowed purposes
that organization, Mississippi viii regard ss decara-
ton Of hostility snd viii hold herseK In readbess TO co.
operate with her sister States Of the South In whatever
measures they deem necessary fur the maintenance
Of their rights coeqaal members Of the eonederacy
RESOLVED That vefseiit Incumbent upon the Densoc-
cy of Mississippi gain 10 declare that the acquisition OF
Cube By the United States i commerciai and political
necessity, and that wiz hail with pleasure every proper
measure that looks to its accomplishment and further
we can never consent to It's appropriation by any foreign
power.
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OF II February last Ness Pork sold in
Cincinnati at SO per bbi. Il is now dull at
$14 The spectators are in 9 bad way. In
Kentucky engagements for Pork are now be-
ing made ct 4 to ~ cts. gross
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PARAGUAY BROUGHT TO IT'S SENsEs.-Let-
ters from South America confirm the wisdom
of the Administration in sending large fleet
to Paraguay. Since the visit Of the American
squadron the right of our citizens have been
universally respected. Our Government will
save in the long run by what some considered
Q useless expenditure
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The San Juan Difficulty.

That the prompt action of Gen. Harney,
(says the N. Y. News,) should have some
what disturbed the equanimity of the Eng
lish Governor Douglas is natural enough, and
that he should have formally protested against
the act, was probably not unexpected by Gen.
Harvey when he ordered his troops to take
possession. But all this was of no avail, the
General holds the ground, and will hold it
against all comers, or until the question in dis
pute IS settled by the American and English
Governments. According to the settlement
of the boundary line between the territory of
the United States and Great Britain, on the
49th parallel. there Is no doubt about the Is
land falling within that conceded to us, but
the English have claimed it ever since the
treaty was made. and we can easily under
stand the surprise evinced by Gov. Douglas
in learning that his territories had been thus
ruthlessly invaded by the troops of the Unit
ed States. At first there was much talk, it is
said, of sending over an army of Her Majes-
TVS @Sappers and Miners" and drive out the
Yankee intruders without delay, but this. we
believe, has been relinquished. it being deemed
more wise and prudent to await orders from
home. No difficulty is likely to grow out of
the affair, unless the English Governor
through son. foolish freak, incites or produ-
ces collision. This, i.syever, can hardly be
expected.
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Or Prof Mothershead is about to resume
his school, as viii be seen in our advertising
columns
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THE CoURT LAw.-We cheerfh,ly comply
with the request to copy from the Esgie the
following section of the act of 1858, establish.
ing Court in the city of jackson
Sec. II. Be it further enacted, &c, That
the courts Of the first district Aforesaid shall
be held and the officers of the sheriff and CLERK
shall be kept in the City Hall, and the offices
thereto attached, upon the Mayor and Alder
men Of the City of jackson, giving their as
sent thereto, and the present jail of Kinds
county shall be used as the jail Of both dis.
tricts Aforesaid, until the city of jackson shall
provide q Jail for the first district.
Approved, December 2, 1855.
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T Setting man trap is the title given to
picture OF pretty young lady arranging
her curls Of mirror.
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County Fair.

Fairs in this State are of recent origin
They have been started within the last two or
three years. The success which has attend
ed them, has exceeded the most sanguine ex-
pectations, and they may now be ranked as
one Of the permanent as well as most useful
institutions of the State.
We are now in the midst of the season de-
voted to these exhibitions; and we are glad to
note the interest which is so generally felt in
| them.
1t is well that our people should have oc-
casions on which they can meet together in So
cial intercourse and spend brief season of
festivity, for it must be remembered that the
Fair is not only devoted to the exhibition of
fine stock, Of mechanical inventions, of agri-
cultural productions, but it is looked to as
conyiyal occasion-an occasion for the inter-
changeof those social amenities and the culti-
yation Of those generous feelings that smooth
the rugged path Of life and throw over It the
sunshine of joy and happiness.
---9-
Hos. A. II. ARTHUR.-This gentleman has
resigned the Office of Senator from Warren
county, owing to private engagements. His
absence from body Of which he was for sew
eral years an active, useful and leading MEM
Der, will be much regretted.
.@
W. D. Roy, Eso.-Our respected cotempo-
of tie yicksburp Sun Announces him.
.,,-..
seh. M m<'isuA .na manly adole, 70 tne fo-
ters, as 3 endidate 20 ent Warren coun-
tv in the Star Sensfe Hs election would
!. h.;,.a =, - -. = aa;n.,v or.t;Hc..
- HA''su " 10 .i'h NJ oIs.'' e
ton.
THE County GAHvAss.-All To candidates
| for the Legislature with the excen5ion Of Mr.
Stanley. who WINS shsant ON .ccont Of ilI-
o'- ".o 80 .-.oAs w so0oo -
Gay esenins Lss1 We mlgnt 40 then lllus-
,oe = 1sls " .nelr sPeecnes' we nase
-.."..a.. - . -. :. -: ...:,''ps A' anu y '.o
a1 -. .ss = ..s oouise because Aey
- - - .l0uen canvass Oh s1as
:. 49, -, - - - 1l,a eapiatsu
.,n,,;nr r.. - a. - -, - "A'sn snS =
- ;. !, r. q 's,'ol'Aa qaeston' IPn
= a. r..,a - y osi 'o'snpofF'
al =
o,,oiv ,,nssr.t.nd nus S ~ -. u my more mi
dates we state that scitiout one si,.qle eroeDfi,
the sayious candidates, Whig and DensosEt
recogaise no political dieerenees npon the "a
sS.'sss - '.1.s sa..sJss. ~. IN regard =
lance to a BlaeE Rspu6Isean PrestSeut & t'o,. aaad
he posev and duty Of Congress to protea
sssssry STA sn nc 1sr,ssorses, s.sy ore aa.k
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100 CARRIAGES.
KENTUCKY MILITARY MsTTTUTF


nIRECTED bys Board Of Visitors appointed
y by the State, il under the sapsrintendenee Of
Colonel E. W. Morgan, . Distinguished graduate oi
West Point, and Practical Engineer, aided By sn
able Faculty.
The course Of study Is that taught in the best
Colleges, but more extended in Mathematics Ne
ehanics, Machines, Construotion, Agricultural Chem
stry and Mining Geology, also in English Litsra-
ture, Historical Reading. and Aodsrn Languages,
accompanied BY daily and regulated exercise.
Schools Of Architscturs, Enginsering, Commeree,
Medicine, and Law, admit of seleeting studies to
suit time, means, and object of professional pre-
parstion, both before and after graduating.
Address the superintendent, at Military Institute
franklin Springs, KY, or the undsrsignsd.
p. DUDLEY.
Aug Is '5s-w1ms President Of the Board
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, Clinton Miss.
Il1 All the TExF Books used in the above named
College, just received. BY g.B. M0REY.
may 20 '5s
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New YoRK.-With great unanimity thirty.
five delegates and thirty-fve alternatives were
appointed tosthe Charleston Convention by
the Democratic State Convention. They are
instructed to cast the vote of New York as q
unit. No preference for any Presidential as.
pirant was expressed.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-28
C0MMISsIONER,s SALE

nF valuable property IN Rankin, Helmes, and
Under 4 Decree Of the Chancery Court Of Rankin
County, rendered I4fh March. 1859, in the case Of
T. Graves, ys. John Kyle, Administrator of J. E.
vi nite and others, sill BY pubic auction to the
highest bidder, make the following sales
On the first day of November, 1859, | will sell
at the Saw Mn Of Graves { white, in Rankin Co,
near Jackson their Mil estate. consisting Of
The l-z Of 3 IA and lots I, 2, ). and of
see /. and lot Of see ?, al IN RE. The n
IA and l-7 Of 5 Nv IA and " IL of N W IA
and Of sec sc, T T6KlR; and W IL OF s W IA.
and lot 8, Of sec 81, 8, B :, al in Rankin Co.,
containing 1910 scres. Also, the Steam Saw and
Grist Mills Lath-making machine, Engines, ma
ehinery and imptensnts q every description, pro-
perly appsrtaining to ssid milling estate. All the
Aforesaid property 70 Be sold in body and ia soido
At the same time and place, / viii sell separately
the W I-2 Of Sealo, 7 6 3 4E, in Rankin county,
containing abou go acres
'front.' Of the t0I in the city Of jackson, lot of
land near jackson, and in Hinds county, described
seven and . half acres in the w corner of W
l-2 OF IA Of Sec "a 7 6,R 3.
On the 9Th day Of November 1859, will sell at
the residence thereon, farming estate, in Holmes
Co, consisting Of the following lands
Lots 4, and II, Of SC l; the 8 Ia OF Sec 2;
the II Of Sec 10; lots 3 5, 8, Z, g. II and Is
Of See IL, lots and 8 Of Sec II all in Is,
W, containing about s57 acres. Also the partner
number, and very valuable; slso the farming uten-
sis and implements, horsss mules, cattle, hogs and
stock OF every kind, . eottsn gin, mill machinery
wagons, household and kitchen furniture, and what
ever may be on said pa1tasion belonging 70 Graves
White, and properly appertAining thereto, ~
part Of said farming estate-bat not including the
crops, or produce thersaf, nor the provisions and
supplies on hand. Said farming estate Including
both realty and personality, viii be sold in .
body, and N solids, subject 70 the completion and
gathering Of the crops Of the present year By T.
Graves, and TO his retaining possessiop Of the pro-
perty until the 1st Of Jannary, 1850
TERES OF SALE
One third cash, one third on . credit Of one year
and one third on credit q two years from the day
OF sale. Purchasers % give for the deferred pay
ments bonds or notss with approved security, bear
ing interest at per cent. from the day Of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase are referred to E. q.
Lombard, Of Brandon, John Kyle, Of Canton, T,
Graves, of Jackson, T. 7. Cooper, Of holmes, and
the Oyerseer on the plsntation in Holmes County
GEORGE n BARNES.
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SH1ELpsBoRo. Hancock Co.. Sent.

SHIELDsBoRo, Hancock Co., Sept 15.
Col. Pettus arrived here to day, from our
county seat, and was received with salute of
artillery. He was conducted to Mrs. Pearce's
Mansion House, and thence escorted to the
large and airy house prepared for the occasion,
decorated with flags and evergreens. Many
ladies honored him with their presence, to
whom he was personally introduced. DR..
Eager, U. S. Collector of this Port, one of our
most popular useful and influential citizens,
presented him to the audience and he then
proceeded to deliver a most effective speech.
There was no pomp of rhetoric-no effort at
display-but there was clear recital connect
ed argument, forcible illustration and earnest
exhortation. He was applauded throughout.
His audience was made up of men of every
race Creoles, men from other States, natu-
ralized Germans, Frenchmen, Italians and
Spaniards Yet he commanded their undivi-
ded attention, and their loud and frequent ac-
clamations attested their feelings. His can
dor and plainness-the total absence of affec-
tation-the frmness visible in every feature
of his countenance-madea deep impression.
Upon the whole have never heard strong
er argument, or more telling speech. He is
an honor to any party and any people.
When he closed he was again saluted with
artillery, and will be escorted to the steamer
this evening with band of music
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r WILLssli 4 publie auction, to hiehsst biddsr
u on the lst day Of October 1859, iot Ne 7, In
Sqars No + ne city Of Jackson, known g the
old hississippizA ofiee. Terhs one half cash tbs
remainder In cne year.
good wsEautee title viii b made the pur-
chsssr, no psymspt required nniil The pq.ehsser
is satisfied. ]. n PRggE
Aukast s5o--tf
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GEORGES MISSISSIPPI REPORTS.
HNHE bth yoluns Of Georges Miszissippi Reports
hare just bsen reserved, nnd for ezie 81 b. A.
Moore, and J. B. Morey Of jackson Min.
Yols. !, :, 8 and ean b he'd 81 ths above
booksellers. 81
Prios q. 70. ssss shs ssors IS % ns.lsd.
eepk B stD-s5 -
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For the MisSissiPpia',
Col. Pettus on tie Sea Shore.
GAINESVILLE. Hancock Co. Sept.

GAINESVILLE, Hancock Co., Sept Is.
Yesterday our candidate for Governor ad-
dressed the sovereigns of Hancock, in the
Courthouse The day before had been very
stormy and we hardly expected him, but true
to his appointment, in despite of wind and
rain, he rode in about IL O'Clock, and the peo-
pie Immediately crowded to the Court house.
Maj. Willis H. Claiborne, our candidate with
out opposition) for the Legislature, took the
stand, and, with appropriate remarks, intro
duced Col Pettus to the audience. He then
rose and delivered one of the most mastery
arguments have ever heard, touching on all
the vital questions of the day, especially
those in which the South is interested Du-
ring his speech, repeatedly, and at its close, he
was loudly and enthusiastically applauded.-
We are here pretty much of one way of
thinking-all party feuds have disappeared
and every word uttered by Col. P, found a
response in the hearts of the people
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V6NE H0EJKED EOEo gRI
AND NOT SINGLE FAILURE

zSpesdy, Safe and Efectual Remedy for Diarrhea
Hysentery, Ghoisrs, Infantum, or Summer Com
plainfs Of Children, Cholera Morbus, or any
and al ITsgnlaritiesof Of the Bowels.
THOUSANDS Of certificates might be obtained
in this vicinity thsy are 100 well known, to need
reeomusndstion. Determined TO keey up the re-
putasisn Of medicines 90 deseryedly popular, ne
Peep2rs them from pare Ingredients, only, aud with
the utmost care, and skill.
Learning thstmany personsin the habit Of using
thess rsmsdies, had been unable to obtain sup
plies, We Woald st4ts, thsY may at all times be OBJ
tain9d ct the Drugstore Of Dr.. ]. s. SIzER who is
our agsnt for them il this city.
For sale b drnegists throughout tie state.
DID. g sIzER, Agent, jackson Miss.
Letters from the trade should be address to the
proPrietoEs, cazssll 4 BGughn, Canton, Miss.
Nay Is SLY.
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ELECTION NOTICE,

RY VIRTUE Of proclamation to ne dirscte,
from His Exeellescy, the Governor Of the Stat
OF Mississippi, win hold an election at the seyera
different precincts Of Kinds county, Mississippi ol
the hrst Monday, the 3rd day 0etober nszt
one Governor, one Secretary Of State, one Auditor
ressntativs in the Congress Of the United States,
fer the Eoarth Ccngrsssieaal Diseriaf, enc kkatsr
sud TIRES Representatives in the State Legislature.
Given under ny hand aud Seal this 39th
Seal day of Angust, 1859.
tl WM. II. TAYLOR,
Sept. 2, 'ss-so d. Sheriff Of Kinds co.. Miss.
100 CARRIAGES,
u 0CKAWATS and Bugzies in great variety.
~ Wishing change in hasiness, ! ofer, at 10
per cent. above cost for aceeptanees lst November
my stock. Call and examine at once.
July5 5e-tf HENRY z. SIZER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14

LIoUID aAUcE.--Ons cup boiling water,
two-thifds cup Of sugar, four tablespoons
butter, lion't let the butter boil in il, one
teaspoon -four stirred in q little water aad
add ali when boiling. Lemon or orange
peel % flavor wine, il you Ike, added last.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
Correspondinq 81
Snnnunru Srnrn -

SORGHUM SYRUP IN LAKE COUNTY
Lake county probably takes the lead in the
State in the manufacture Of Sorghum Syrup
the past season. Mr.. Coolidge, Of Perry,
writes to the Painesvillo Telegraph that in
order to answer the enquiry Of the Ohio
Board Of Statistics, he has corresponded
with the owners or visited most of tie Sor-
ghum mills in tho county, aud finds that
there arc about fourteen mills Of different
kinds--somc Of iron and some of wood-at
which over Seven Thousand gallons Of Sor
ghum Syrup were made the past season
and all that he has seen is Of good mcr-
Shant-bls quality, much better than that
made in Lake county the yoar previous.
Mr.. VIM. Hanson, of Willougby has the
most extensive Sorghum Syrup establish
ment in the Lake region He manufactur-
ed some Two Thousand gallons tho past fall.
Sorghum is bound to become an institution.
-Lsader.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
Fremont Journal.
FROM PoflefR splrIt
wmAT LOST BY KISSING KATE.


From Porler's Spirit
WmAr 4 LOST BY KISSING KATE.
BY wILliE H. rAnoR.
There were Lizzie, Kate and Mary,
An three beautiful and young
But the name ofMary ever
fingered longest on my tongue,
And hopes IN secret cherished
Ola home where sho was queen,
b. one day those sweet hopes pcrished,
And lett my life \ desert scene,
They and were once together,
Frolictng beneath the moon,
In the mildest Of mild Weather
IN the odorous month of June,
And sweet Mary said, "siuce kisses
10 the moonlighttme are due,
would take this best Of kisses
From Kate's lips, fIwcreyou."
Scarce had the thought been spoken,
Ere With heart and eye elate,
had claimed tho houored token
Prom the rosy lips Of Kate.
But alacki In thus obeying,
had made a sad mistake;
Fer IN heart, the girl was saying,
"Kate will lose what I will take"
"Kiss Katei" this was What she told me;
But It's meaning was--Kiss mel
Oh, vain heartl aud obi eyes silly,
Thus to fail the truth to seel
So We parted with sorrow,
She with soorn, perhaps with hate,
And my hoart grows sad by knowing
What lost BY kissing Kate.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
&mitnIturaI ano Domestic.

srArn Aen1oulrunAl Rooms. J


Committees for the Next SIate Fair.
STATE AGRICULTURAL RooMs,
Columbus, o., Dec. %, 1858.
To The Citizsis Of Ohio:
am requested by the President of the
State Board Of Agriculture, to solicit list
namOs Of persons from every county in the
State, suitable for committeeman at the
next State Fair. This list should be made
out Immediately, and forwarded to me as
early as possible, but not later than tho
18th Of January next,
Please state distinctly the post Office ad-
dress Of every name you may see proper to
submit; also the particular class in which
you think the individual recommended best
suited to act.
Last year forty-four counties only sub
mittod names in due season; thirty counties
forwarded names after tho premium list
was placed in the printers hands, when, Of
course, no moro names could be added.
Please give this your immediate attention.
JOHN II. KLIPPART,
Corresponding Secv.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-14
LL.sr. JOHNS COUGH AND CON.
sUMP ZION SYRUP.

Thousands who have made use Of this great remedy
believe Il is fef superior ans preparation now knoWn
for the cnre ~ Consumption Coughs and Colds Asthma
Branciia Splitting NJ Hood Pain aud s0reess ot the
Breast, unar-euess ioupng Cough vroup fhthsic, eto
Some " the effected hy this ucdcne are o most
surprising and wonderful character; cases tnat nave
butn given up by eminenl phyacians aa inoutA2e LOT
many One case 4 that o resrecaDle py
WIN WAS pronounced incurahle by seven phNsiNiAns.
Two eases are VI twenty years standnF None mere
foe however iotg they have been afflicted. should de-
spnir until they given this great remedy TRIAL
We believe n cnmmun coughs and colds u y ainoat u
NOT uuitc ft lc and m uiue teen cnses out oftwentys
selected promiscuously from among those VINO are con-
sidere dangerous and incurahe. 10 viii eecta cure ~
may he taken with perfect safety by persons Of the most
delicate constitution II Is purely vegetable, aud "a q
pleasant, healthy, aud invigoratinR tonic.