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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-07

THE NEXT ELEcToRAL COLLEGE. If Kansas
be admitted next Winter, the number of
votes to be cast in the next Presidential
Election will be SOC. OF these, the Free
States will give the following proportion:
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Dental surgeons Conyenilon.--The n

Carolina Society Of Dental Surgeons, will hold their
Annual Meeting for 1882 a, Salisbury on the esth OF
the present month.
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MELANCHOLY CASUALTY --AtNew orleans,
on the 18th uiltimo, little boy, two and a
hall years old, was taken by its mother to a
Photographic gallery that lis portrsit might
be taken. Tie mother had rcccntl, lost her
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Tins PiLonln's MosusEN.-1he Plymouth
Rock states that The cost 81 the Pilgrim Mon.
ument. when fully completed. will be about
$500, 900, Of which sum about $4,000 has
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Maj. A. !. Donclson, whose death at Lsfouchs, La,
was recently announced va. mol, As was supposed,
Andrew Jackson Doneson, the adopted son Of General
Jackson.
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n,aeL,yood,s EdInbursh marnrlne,

hfiafkNDous EuihuufSH mAEuliuts
for August contains, l. London Exhibitions Conflict
% the schools. ?, Ths Luck ~ Iadysmede--Par vi.
D. Lord Maeaulay aud the Highlands Of Scotland. 4.
Leaders Of the Reformation. 5. feliciii-Pan !. 9.
The Master Of sinrlaH's Narrative Or tho rs. u The
Haunted and the Hunters; OF, the House and the
Brain. q. The Pelee--Whst Il III
The London Quarterly Review, for
July. contains. |. Life " Efasmus 2 Annals and
Aneedotes q Life Assurance. .. Popular Music o. The
utlea Tines Z. DaHsn's Life Of Tyilcr. 5. The
Progress Of Gsoiogy. Q. The Islands o. The Pacific.
2. Berkshire. s. The Iays,ion Of England.
Polished BY Leonard Scott Co. New York,
Pdce 50 per snnum foe any one Of The Reviews o.
Daekwool; Or any Two o. The works, s.; for Black.
wood aud he four Reviews. $40.
A discount Of twenty-five per cent. from the above
price. will Be allowed 10 Clubs ordering f1ur o. NOR,
copies Of any QUE Or m1re Of these works.
The present l. god time 10 commence aabsciip
ton. 10 either Of lhess works, new volumes com
gnsncs with die month Of july.
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BRayERy OF YuuSc LapY.-Yesterday
afternoon Miss Mary ] Patterson. of No.
25s Monroe street, surprised burglar in
her apartment. who was busily engaged in
packing up some silk dresses and other
wearing apparel, valued at 500. She in.
quired DC the man what lie vas doing there.
when he started TO run away. The young
woman prevented him, however, and shut.
ting the front door, kept him prisoner. The
burglar made several attempts 70 knock Miss
Patterson down, but she lodged all his blows,
and deierminedly kept the door Tor several
minutes. lie finally succeeded in pushing
her aside. and escaped to the street. The
brave girl followed. and called watch,
watch" Officer Moran. Of The seventh pre-.
cinct, responded. and after short race cap.
tured the fellow. NY Times, ed.
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Twenty. SIX clergymen Of Philadelphia,
episcopal. Presby terrain. Baptist, Methodist,
German Reformed, aud Datch Reformed)
have united in an address to Christians II
al denominations" in which they propose
that the first Monday in October next be sci
apart as day Of special prayer that God
would grant that his believing children may
be made perfect in onr.' and th,t BY the OPP
Grafton of the Holy Gnost, all Christians may
be so joined together in unity 81 spirit and
in the bond Of peace, that they may be an
holy temple, acceptable unto Him."
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DYSPEPSIA.

The great scourge Of this continent yields quickly to
Of these an,seF,ie Pills, and the digestive
gins restored 10 their proper tone; no matter 10
what hideous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits IL
self this searching aud unerrng remedy dsperses il
from the patients system.
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Opposition State ConyentIon.-The pro.

position Of the Raleigh Register % hold an Opposition
State Convention for thepuose Of organizing for the
elections Of 1860 has been seconded By several 0ppo
siion prcases and il proposed TO hold in Raleigh
on The frst Wednesday in December next.
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Petcrson's Counterfeit DefcCtor iot
the month of September i our table. Of ibis vaia-
able publication Godey's Ladies Book speaks as FOL.
lows. Pslersons Counletiet Dsecotis corrected by
The celebrated bankers DrsreI a Co., and Is certainly
The most reliable Drlecio Publshe'l ~ Tho Union Eve.
y,hins !. far about that may he known BY the high
standing Of the publishers and editors. The laies, -.
frmslon !. given q ali counterfeit notes, broken banks
the rates fd.coun, &c Every person IN trade should
subscribe Cor u and have copy The price i, month
y. only ons dollar year, semi.monihly, two dollars
Address III orders 10 the publishers. r. y. Peterson 4
Brothers, Pbiladslphia, snd our word for Il, you wi
mover regret H."
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A BOON TO THE SICK.

The want Of sterling medicinal to meet the ills aud
necessities of the suffering portion Of humanity and
entirely fee from mineral and other detieTious
particles, severely felt unit, this al powerful med.
cine ushered into the world; HolIoways inyaIu-
able Pills have become the Household remedy Of al
nations. Their attribute is TO PREVENT as well rs 10
cuRE; they attack the radix or root Of the complaint;
and thus by removing the hidden cause Of disease re-
n,gonle aud restore the dropping energies Of the sys
tenn assisting nature in her task Of vital and function.
ary reformation.
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Hoito,eru's piHs--When the stomach is in an irr
table condition the whole system sympahizes Hence
sick headache nervousness, and incapacy for mental
or physical exerion. There are few who have not ex
perenced these unpleasant effects Of Indigestion more
irving sometimes than serious Illness Now we take il
non ourselves 10 saw not from report but from actual
experence thai Holloway Pills are positive and i'm
mediate remedy for an such depressing and annoying
disorders Thsy set the stomach right at once, and the
controlling organ of the syatem being regulated and put
IN order the return Of bodily and mental health is ne.
cessary consequence.
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NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House.
WILSON, MelLWAINE 4 Co.,
GO Sycamore street,

gLTERsBJgG, IA.
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE
Al an unusually large stock Of Goods. in their line.
comprising every variety Of Meme, MOmen's, and
Ghiidren's
BOOTS. SHOES AND CATERS.
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BR0GANs,
TRUNKS, yALlSEs AND CARPET BAGS,
suLE AND UPPER LEA1HERs,
SHOE FINDINGS, &c, &c.
Sole Wholesale agents IN this ri,s fbr the saie Of
MTrCHELI;S METALLIC TIPPED BOOTS and
shoes Tor Bows and Girls. Merchants are invited 10
examine their stock and prices, which they deter
mined shall compete successfully with houses here or
eisewhcsc.
~ Orders promptly aud carefully attended TO by
one Of the FIRM.
JOHN b WILSON,
JOHN MclLWAINE,
X. W. ROBERTS.
September 6. or
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Ffom whatever cause, lowncss Of spirits, aud al 9th.
signs 81 diseased liver, aud other Reorganization
Of the system vanish under the eradcsling influence
Of this al powerful ant-eptc and detergent remedy.
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CE.
IKEL ! NEGRO BOY

James r. Cain, Guarlian--EnpaHe.
DURSUANT 10 deere Of The Court Of Equity for
I Orange County, made al Sptng term, 1853. !
wl sei fot CASH 10 the highest bidder, ~ Tuesliy
81 September Court, before the Couu House door al >
o'clock, LikeIy Negro Boy about fourteen years Oh.
THOMAS WEBB. C. 8. d. y.
Aus. 30. 6-2w
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Father Gavazzi has been preaching at DO.
iogna.
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General DEBILITY and Weakness.


self this searching aud unerrins remedy dsperses il
from the patients system.
General Debility and Weakness.
From whatever cause owncss Of spirits, aud al 9th.
signs 81 diseased liver, aud other Reorganization
Of the system vanish under the eradicang influence
Of this al powerful an-eptic and detergent remedy.
Bilious Disorders.
Tue proper quanium and right condition Of the bile
is d mOmenious Importance u the health Of the hui
fame this anti.hilOns medicine expels the hidden
seeds Of the complaint. and renders all the fluids and
sccfeiions pure aud fluent, cleansing and resusctang
the vital functions Of the body.
Sticky Females
Should l,sc time IN trying few doses Of this reg
uliny and tenoyllng remedy. whatever may 5c thru
complaint it can BE- taken with safety in al periodical
aud other disofganziiOns, is effect gu but miracu.
lous.
Unrelated Proof
The testimony Of Nations Is unanimously borne 10
the hrahgyine virtues pf bis noble remedy, and Get.
iieates IN every living language bear witness 10 The
undehiahlehess Of their intrinsic worth.
Holowny's Pills are he best remedy knorn
in he corid for The Bollowiag diseases:
Asihma, Darfhri, Bowel Com
Dropsy. Coughs, plants,
Debility, Code. Fever and Ague,
Chest Diseases, Female Com. rosvcncss,
Dfspepsllf pllltNst heauacnes,
Indigestion, Stone and Gravel. Influenza.
Inflammation. secondary symp. Inward Weakness
NenefCal Alice TOMS Lawness q srir
tions, Liye Complaints. is,
Pilcs Worms Of al kinds,
~ CAUTION - None afe genuine unless the
words Holloway, New Yofk and London are dis.
rcmabe as Waiermark IL every leaf Of the book Of
directions around each pot hoS; The same may be
plainly seen by holding the leaf 10 the light. hand
%
information as may lead to the detection Of any party
OF parties counereting the medicines " vending the
same. knowing them 70 be spurious
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor llollo.
wny ~ Maiden Lane, New York. and by all respects.
! BE Druggists and Dealers IL Medicines throughout
tie United States and The civilized world, Ia boxes at
% cents CO cents. sud - each.
gs There u considerable saving " taking the litg.
ef si7cs.
N. B.--Diecions Coz the guidance Of patient. III
every disorder afs AFFIXED 10 each hos.
Aug 10. o.
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Bilious Disorders.

Tue proper quln,um and right condition Of the bile
Is Of momenlous importance 10 the health Of the hu.
min fame this anti.bons medicine expels The hidden
seeds Of the complaint and renders all the fluids and
sccfeons pure aud fluent, cleansing and resuscitans
lie Nilal fnnciinns Of The hnhy.
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Sickly Females

Should ,sc time in trying few doses Of this reg.
uling and tenoyating remedy, whatever may &c thru
complaint il can be taken with safety in al periodical
aud other dsofganzions, is effect Is 81 but miracu
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-25
Children's Aid Society Of, New York.

Mr.. C. C. Tracy, Agent of this Society, &C.
-companied by - children, 10 boys and 3 girls,
arrived here on Thursday of last week. In the
afternoon a meeting was held at the Presbyterian
Church, which was largely attended. There
were many applicants for the children, and the
little strangers were soon provided with homes.
rave one, an infant of some five months, which
has since been taken by a worthy couple, near
town. all of the boys went out of town, to live
with farmers, and so far as our acquaintance ex-
tends, they are in good hands.
On Sunday Mr.. Tracy leetured to the children.
at the Presbyterian Church. and in the eve
ming at the Baptist Church, and on both occa-
sions to crowded houses.
We are glad to see 50 great interest manifested,
aud believe that of all the BENEVOLENT societies
in the land, there is none more worthy of aid,
and none of more practical utility.
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Which will be sold at the very lowe.
PRICE FOE CASH!
ee0OGS s. Pea.

" a Il Il Z n, UHIU.
WHOLESALE y retail DEALERS IN DRUGS.
MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS i WOODS. DYE
SrUFFS. CHEMICALS. PERFUHERY. AND
EVERYTHING al KEPT l
A DRUG ESTABLISHMENT,
4 RE now receiving direct from the
= Eastern Cities and from the Manufactures. the
most extensive and best assorted stock Of the EinI
ever brought to this market. and will sell a. prices
which canno; fail to suit purchasers.
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Picnics
NEWTON FAILS, May 23d, 1853.


My Dear Chronicle.
Were to meet you in the good old town Of
Warren, undoubtedly your first question would
be, "Well, what's the news" and just as surely
my answer would be, "nothing strange" nor is
there anything very special, yet would l like to
speak of a Picnic or two, with which We were
favored last week. All of the schools in town
were then closed for the accustomed summers
vacation.
On Friday, the children of the Primary and
Secondary departments, assembled at Hiqh
School Hal. and marched from there under the
direction of their respective teachers to a large
grove near at hand, where after they had faoored
their parents and friends, with several songs,
taught them by the Misses Barrett, Miss Hayden
and Miss Randolph. they were feasted with all
delicacies of the season.
No pains nor expense were spared that would
add to their enjoyment, and surely it was a hap
py sight to see several score of merry children,
all sunshine andharpiness, not cloud of trouble
visible in their horizon, engaged in the innocent
sports of childhood.-may they ever bea 81 happy.
On Saturday the members of the Delphic and
Phoenix Societies, CONNECTED with the High
SCHOOL, went en- Mass to Nelson Ledge for a
grand Picnic and Celebration, and as a cordial
invitation was extended 10 all, the townships of
Braceville, Windham, Lordstown and Nelson
were well represented. I think l am within
bounds when l say that at least fifty carriages
started from here alone. Although the pleasures
of the day were considerably damped by a heavy
shower, which prohibited excursions among the
rocks, yet were we a jolly crew. There was a
p~rofusion of pies, cakes and ''other good things"
seldom seen.
The proprietor of the Thompson House gener-
Dasly opened his doors, and as Beavers Band
was in attendance, all who wished to indulge in
he merry dance. were accommodated.
Before dinner, Mr.. Barrett delivered a very
able and eloquent address to the members of the
which was followed by the presentation
IF a very choic and valuable book from one Of
After stopping at Garrettsville forsupper.
1t a seasonable hour, all quietly dispersed.
Business is opening here this spring with Tn
Usually fattering prospects, and is brisk and
lively.
But for The present, Aides.
NEWTON.
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9cmt Sntsligtnte.
Horses.

Horses.
The numbero of horses stationedi in this vicinity
is very large. and among them may be found
some of the best in Northern Ohio, aud we very
much doubt whether they a e exeelled in the
State.
We have printed bills for the following:
Kennebec-this horse will be found at the cen.
tire of Gustavus.
David Hili-at Warren and Bloomfield.
Excelsior-at Warren aud Johnston.
Jona. Philips-Bloom6eld.
Black Tiger-Warren, Miles and Garfield.
Eclipse Black Rawk-vienna, Southington
and Warren.
Young Morgan-at same places.
Grey Eagle-Fowler and
Morgan Pony-Bristol, Champion and Bazetta.
Young Printer-weathersfeld, Girard and
Hubbard.
Young Sir Henry Champion, Braceville and
Warren.
David Hill-(the 2I) Pelton d Williams, at
Ashtabula. Kingsvills and Conneaut.
Cuba-tTrotter) at same places.
Shylock May Day-Newtou Falls. Paris, Pri-
.ceis Mill aud Lrlstown.
Bunker Hill-New Lyme, Kinsman and Gus
tavus
Champion-Brookiell and Kinsman.
Whalebone-Kinsman and
Sir Gecrge-williamsfeli Cherry Valley,
Audover O., and Turnersville Pa.
Eclipse-Jaekson and
Henry MaYfower-Johnston.
Snapp-Huntsgrove, Rock Creek and Lrnox.
John Richard-0rangeville. ~Brookfeld, Hick-
.ory Corners and Sharpesburg.
Young Empire Lordstown and Newton Falls.
Black Spaniard-near the Meander Valley
Furnace.
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Almost q Fire.

On Sunday evening. between nine and ten
o'clock, the store room over the Clothing Store Of
F. p. Reed & Co, was discovered to be on fire
The fremen were promptly in attendance, and
the fire was soon extinguished, with but little
damage and that wassully covered by insurance,
in the Etna Insurance Co. of Hartford, Conn
1t is evident that the fire will not in the least
interfere with the business of Messrs Reed 4 Co.
as on the next morning their counters and show
window presented as fine a show of goods fol
mems outward h~abiliments as ever. No store in
the town has a larger and better selected stock
of casimeres, eoatings, vestings. DC, than this
establishment, and the skill of Mr.. Brown, in
the cutting department, is undeniable.
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Sad Accident at Newton Fa.Is-Boy Shot.


On Tuesday of last weeks boy named Ed
word Hacks, of this village, was accidentally
shot with q pistol. The shot entered the right
side between the two lower true ribs fracturing
one side in their passage. and penetrating the
lower part of the right lung. making a frightful
wound. He was SO. near the muzzle of the pistol
that the wad and the whole charge of shot en-
tered the body. The manner in which the ae-
cident occurred was as follows; Edward with
another boy was out upon the Canal bank,
shooting fish with a horse pistol. Edward saw
a. fish near the other boy, and cooking the pistol
handed it to him to shoot. He not knowing it
was cooked put his finger upon the trieker, when
it discharged, wounding Edward as before des-
crited. There is no probability ofhis recovery.
Thus another sad accident results from the use
of fire arms by boys not old enough to be trus-
ted with them.
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Bn. sANDs viii visit. every month, the following
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION


CHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated. even
when given up ny the most skillful physicians
CONSUMPTION, and all diseases OF the Lungs,
Serofulous Affections OF the joints. White Swelling,
&c. with all the varied forms of Scrofuious and Scor-
butte Diseases, are successfully treated. No where
can ~Consumplives resort with so certain = prospect
of cure.
The Patien: is not under the absolute necessity Of
applying in person for treatment. though that is desi.
r96le; but the case "a vial of urinel with a detail of
symptoms. viii enable the Doctor to prescribe sue
c~essfully.
In the treatment ofthe Diseases OF Women. DR.. Sands
follows in the footsteps Of the late distinguished DR.
Nandeveer, whose successful treatment of those dis
eases can be attested by thousands Of females in all
parts of the United States. For Falling OF the Womb,
Lucorrhea or Whites, &c, a cure is guaranteed. DR.,
Sand5' treatment of children is new and successful.
SURGERY and Surgical Diseases can receive that
treatment which secures a return TO health, without a
resort to that fearful Instruments the knife Dr. Sands
is a surgeon fthe conservative class, using the knife
only as a last resort.
On. SANDS will cure old sores and all eruptiTe dis
eases of the skin, no matter OF how long Standing
He makes use of universal BOTANIC remedies no
Calomel or other deleterious drugs are used. Persons
from a distance desiring advice and medicine, will
send a general description of the urine, with a correct
statement of the cause and origin of the disease. and
a general history of symptoms, with name. age, etc.
All communications must be addressed to
CLARK & SANDS.
Jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.
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Assault and Battery.

Last week, John Cowan. of Miles, made q
couplaintagainst BenjsmIn Granger, for assault
and battery with intent to kill. The Defendant
was bound over to answer, at Common Pleas,
the charge of assault and battery. but not the
intent to Kill. Defendant gave bail.
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Stole A Pistol at the American.

John Osgood was examined before Justice
Abel, charged with Grand Larceny. but petit
larceny only was established. Osgood for want
of bail Eas committed to Jail to answer at P.
John Reiniff charged with same offence, was
discharged.
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CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland 8 Toledo, Cleveland, CO.
lumbus < Cincinnati Cleveland g. Erie. and Cieve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
4tSolon, with Hacks to Chagr;n Falls, &c.
a 3tantua with Hacks for Rayenna.
" BraeeVlle with Hacks for Newton Falls. sc
" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greeuviils Mead
Vile, Bloomfield Garfield, &c
youngstown. with Stages to New Castle, Lowell,
Poland and EnOn Valley, and thence hy ?. It. W
* @. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. IG. Is5a. CHASs !. RHODES. srpt.
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Warren. April 90, 1850. Nay 4-5v.
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Justices and CoHstabies' Blanks,
~SARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & OUT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBPREAs, RIo.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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CLARK & SANDS.
Jame5town, Mercer Co., Pa

DE- sc CLARK URIPsrHIc PAysicIAx AND SUR
GEoS. jamestown, Mercer Co. Pa, would respectfully
Inform the Inhabitants of the western part of the State
Of Pennsylvania. and of Ohio. that he has associated
with himself DR.. SANDS. late of the City Of New York.
whom he can recommend as standing in the front rank
OF This profession. april 90, SO.
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STORY NO. 9,
STORY NO. 5,

Is an immence room, % feet high. devoted to Two
ply and Three ply Carpets. Piano and Table Covers,
Mats, Table OIL Cloths, Stair Carpets, Stair Rods,
Carpet Swsepers, &c. &c.
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Coroner.

coroner.
AT a special meeting Of the commissioners, on
the 18th day of May, Mr.. Garry c. Reed OF
Braceville was appointed Coroner, in and for the
county Of Trumbull, the Office being heretofore
yacant.
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The writer Of the following has been for two years
Justice of the Peace in Fremont, ard is well known 10
the citizens generally.
BRo~NCuITIS-ITS WORST STAGES CURED
Mr. ". still resides in Last CieveI ,nd. Is in vigorous
health, and a living witness Of the perIn4acEes Of tAe
cure.
d.. TINS. S:r:-Whcn I FIRST commenced your
treatment a few months since, 1 was nreh dehiiissted.
and suffering from severe pain in the side, shOrtness
Of breath, weakness in the small OF Inc back. night
sWeats, restlessncSs, coughing and exYeeteT4lihg bI0
fusrly, often raising a pint OF whitish substances in 4
single morning. took cold frequently, and a soreness
and inflammation OF the throat Of two years standing
seemed increasing and extending down upon the iubgs.
It times became SO dizzy as to fall. unless near some
object Ofsupport. By use Of your medicine I was en-
tirely relieved, ard am now as we'll an5 as strong -
ever before in my lie ard GE at work through all
kinks OF weather. and though svnetiInss <et, neither
cough nor soreness Of threat have troG.iSG &c - lie
Least Yours, respectfully,
All S. WEIGH.
East Cleveland, Dec. 95, 1850. apr 10. =