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RESISTANCE TO THE INAUGURATION OF
'.' LINCOLN

LINCOLN.
Dir. Taneey, in:hs late Mobile speech, tim.
very properly rsbukes any such nggressv.
movement AS preventing. OF attempting u
prevent. tho inauguration Of Lincoln. lie
said:
"if the non-slaveholl;ng States should pre-
Fer I" remain IN the Union under sn anti sla.
very Goyesllment. the, havesa prrfvct right to
90 AZ; and 'ie Southern States have an cqusl.
~ PERFECT right. on tir. s"cession TO- pu er of u
party Whose open iy+aS"w.h urr"sc is II, ai.ol
st, and utterly 10 destroy tile insti,u,i,n " t ala
Very throughout the Ienw,h aud breadth Of the
land, u The States ns we'll as in the Territories.
to witheraw-fro such Union aud. as ind-.
f'endentsoversgHS States. to establish, for Ger.
"a s'neeheral purposes. such other Union or
CONFEDERATION rs they may consider the best
adapted to their waits" - .',.,es. .!i-
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1bbcriNe DiStrici.- Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL Esq. Ordinary of Able.
VILE Di-trict.
w liEREAS,. 5. B. S:nt! has npr!;ri t.,
W me- for Letters "f A.,nini.rral,,,., nf ail
nnd singular the goods and cLal,":s. rights and
credits of Allen Weeks, derrase.i. lat. OF
th- District n fnresail.
These nre therefore. 10 cite nn,l ndnoni.k
all aud singular. the kindred and cr-.l :,nrs a..
the saii decreased. t"he All appear hsto.r nr.
nt our n"xt tIr.i'nary's Co,,r, Tor the s,il Dis
'rlct. T." he: hoid-u at .ahhtviiis Erurt i,",Isr
on the 9Th tity Of Dec nrxts'tn siau' raus.
# nft. why The sad administration s"u;d no.
bu granted.
Given under my hand AMI SEM. Ills H..
2''h day of November. 'oue Il.o'.sprJ e;gh,
hundred AND <ix1y. aud III the -igh,y-f!,h
year Of Amcrirnn Independence.
... WILLIAM HILL . A.D
Ordinary t'ftire. Nov. p" 1861. 81. st.
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EDWARD mob E,
rIIlos. jC:FERRIS,
JOHN. a. CALHOUN,
THOMAS THOMSON,
JOHN II. WHOM,
y T., 1FARDJ.S.>y
D. /. WARDLAW-

~. L. WARDlIAW.
Gen. ". W. Prrrvmnn nex, in few nppro
PIRATE remark urg.ale up"n,hc meeting the
Fr"pnsty Of calling upon the gen, lemen non,
mated '"r " iG!i expression Of opinion rs to the
policy Of Tie State in the PR sent crisis.
6 The delegates nominated were Then each. Ia
fore the vt'te was taken cali. 4 u,on f,r nm AZ
preston Of th"ir sem iuirut.. and all, without,
exeep'fo"' endorsed the action ofsiI,e mecin
Atng't there was a grand display Of Fire.
VOLS aud our lpuhie Square ;itlpzed will,
Hentre and IIuMin lions Aa ii,ro.,p
Tdael, Light Procession vas formed, and st,.r
making abril!iaut decentralization ii oTr,stre.,s
'halted'iiffr fronip Of tie Mar-hati Ii8utr,s.x
"tae enthusiastic crowd were addressed i,y n
"spes'es~p.2f sReakxgs.,wbllst eyer :dnd anon.
the strains Of spirit slirring, music. and tue
shont OF the multitude madc,tks Sss,ktn r;nl
Jndeo M.gfatb Jp',srss Waarrdlaa,w;, 1ioir. A. =
B"Ham, Edw drd n DIFF. 1fas. G. PERI, ..,ot !,
'A'ca'h"hd' eEh"sn"s' Thomson, n. a. Fair
"a, NJ sh''th.H H. II. Harper. s.: Mcgowan and
.Wm'. ac::siDAsls, ss9fesssiysly /, nlar.ssed the
Mse''0s' aug 2'hs.s 1895 ayEs fIfah"g Rs, We 20 10
B,t Bat ono ~ .enli az ms,f II" "pssssaes s ,ts3 ,s4,;u
and fFc,n tie nronhtaiiss4o tiis Sea, bard tfks
ssrsias echoed baskg3 ,aR EsdsTANcES To
-FTYR:16Tsa dsh oBEDtEkoEa aTpGGop4.+s
l!i;ahshdles in large ps!abess k,ettes ftbe PRO
alefeaihgs ef.his sysntfgr asy. ta,eir ,.resenc,
alg. end gs.!mfashytaad 9! atsnght from. is' window.
and balconies ~ tht 5id,sss94 WITH tis wsv3be
u RAM s-rehsts.add with ssssls. 'of sssosrt
,'sssnsnt ,Esias sdsahs. ot; ;ssssisssolation
which saes ssrssae' jiasd sd,spse.ists Isyss,,
In ournsxf.issussxs sxs aill publish ! full re.
ysfssteef the es-ena, i, iy eslyisy de-
esgi issys that Es ls 4sys bsap embed u
sss, Rss9!sb the slsa ahsys g|,ha Srisff r5gs
Eltsaas ftNpERFsplAERE 4leK1T, s,,ss 4 !; 81
-. Nh EDIIoE: Plehie snnouuea the folISaips
gentlemen as ssnt sanitSMe M sdaSYditas sosqabr eaehs
1tde HsqfIk IL tRs 'eeSanaventss66f syssssol
Iks,f7tH'N DesetSSeressz dig satsf,Ia s,,is'II
'ol h"a 8 !, sEssSsp sEssSspfRA, fRA, ass., tsssss u TaEss ss
sao sa'tqIafb d9PKk RfN5issosn ea. ,,,sas
-aD'tsai spystHta a,i, IL
j.. II. WILSON,. usi, {
J. W. HEARST
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HYN1EN1A1..

aRRIRBspS Tsafsdsy, ths i1,a int. n
stts Rev. & 5iherk Ah, WILLIAM, NJ.
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a ss;i,! Ais 1;, 4 e q IsSs IS Sc Abss'
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rs. n fs: ,s,s. q ss; x "
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sssSsa1 9iq "A .sssnas for
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-tidberillc District. -GtuNon.
By WILLIAM iiILi. EAq.. Ordinary Of ALhe
vile t'is'iic.
WIEREAS. w. &. cczav hss, applied rn
W m- for i..lters If Admli-lre,n :. Of ~,
AID angular the pno'is md cImrlrls. ptt, ar.
rr"' liz Of !:E.l Stevens lutte OF In. Distrct
These are thrr. fote. TO. cisc mud si,,oaish all
aud s'ngillnr. tho kindred aud tr, t!tnrs ~ h.
sud deceased 10 he and nlp-r icf fmc me, ut n,,r
n-xt Otdiu.hys Court Ioi fhe sand i,Islrirt. to
he E"ld.u 81 Ahbe, Ire St.ou,t EIous., iii the
2GiI du, of N"vemhar ihst. 10 show cnms-, u any
why the raid administration SHOULD. I.t be
grsn,edJ 49, .:...r .,..', ...my , ,.-
A9sv"n nolsr.,ny hand and zeal. ths The 10th
day Of o.emhsr. Que ihnilsan, eight hundred
and sky. and III tho s"th year Of Anler,can
WILLIAM HILL, .. A. D.
Ordiaar>is Offire.t -.-.---.-,.-
]ssEkos. !os 1s6o. 3 49, ~
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a. RpRTs lsrnp,.

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j. 81 SHftsa afstst Il cL ,i.imss
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A SenrYY Trick.

In the summer of 1854, a servant girl,
named Hannah Menge. in the family OF
MIR Cummings, OF Belleionte bought tick
ct in a lottery, held by j. M Lyle, al
Mountain House, Blair county, by which
she drew a carrage valned al $4,000 The
carriage was given in charge of MIR. Cum
mings to deliver TO the girl, but he charged
The qirl in settlement of her wages with the
ticket, and locked mp the carriage. Acting
under The advice of ADREW G. CURTIN,
Cummings refused 10 deliver the vehicle
| over 10 the girl She brought suit 10 recov-
er the property she had fairly drawn in the
distribution of articles at the Mountain
House. Through the influence OF Curtin
and Know Nothing jury, and no'wi'h'
standing the Judge charged directly agains
the defendant, she lost her dollar and her car
riuee. The verdict was not guilty but the
defendant TO pay the cost. This is literally
trne and can be snbstantiated from the rec
ofds of the Court of Centre county and
shows the honor and manliness of AadreV
G. Curtin the Black Republican candidat
for Governor, in aiding 10 cheat aspoor gu
out of her property, which she had fa'rl
won and which every right minded ma
will say Justly belonged to her. What thin
the people of Pennsylvania Of man VIII
would be guilty of such meanness Bnt
is consistent with the character OF the nott
, rious Mr. Curtin, and acts like the abov
, are part and parcel of mis- nature -Mlfin
tOicn Democrat
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PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Tenth Annual Exhibition

Tenth Annual Exhibition
MING BATTLE GROUN
Near the Wyoming Monument, and IN The
vicinity of Wilkes Barre, PiHston & Seran.
ton IN Luzerne County
FsNHE Exhibition will open on Tueeday,
Il and will continue Four DAYS, viz:
September 25th, 26th, 9th and 2Sth.
The Grounds which are most beautifully
situated. are not only large but remsrkab
well adapted 20 the purposes OF the Exhi-
bitlon
THEY CONTAIN SEyENTY-TWO
ACRES.
fine track for horses, as well as every
other convenience necessary 10 tie comfort
and safety of exhibitors and the animals
and articles they wish TO exhibit, are pro-
vided.
different Railroad Companies for The trans
| portalion of articles intended for exhibition
/ Tree of charge both ways.
! Visitors 10 the Exhibition will find most
! ample accommodations, at moderate prices
! The diferen; Railroad COMPANIES will
| issne Excursion Tickets.
Lists OF Premiums, Judges, and Regnla-
tionS, &c. can be had al all the principal
J Agricultural Warehouses, from Gen. Z. w
! S Jr1evani, al Wilkes-BarTe and on appIi-
| catiar until September lst, to The Secretary.
/ al Harrisburg. Alter that time the Secre- :
| tary's office will be al West Prison Lu-
zerne county. Competition open 10 all.
A. D. HESTER,
August %, 1860. SecI Ieary.
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.EIeelion, Fuesday, October sth, lS6O.

Resolved, That the convictions of The DEM
ocra,ic party of Pennsylvania remain nn-
shaken in the wisdom and justice OF ade.
quate protection OF iron, coal, wool, and oil
the great staples of our country, based upon
the necessities of reasonable revenue sys-
fem of the General Government; and aP-
proving of the views of President Buchanan
upoE he subject of specific duties, we
earnestly desire our Representatives IN Con
gress 10 procure such modification ot the
existing laws as the nnwise LEGISLATION o.
the Republican party in 1857 renders abso.
turely necessary TO The prosperity OF The
great industrial interests of the State o.
Pennsylvania-P Passed at the Reading Con-
rention Marck 2, 1860.
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Court Proceedings.

Court met, hon. w J Woodward Prest.-
Hons Peter Kline and Jacob Evans, on
the Bench. The usual business of the morn
ing was gone through. An unusual amount
of.criminaI business was sent TO the Grand
Jury-many matters of The kind were laid
over 10 December term.
Com'th u.s. William. Goodman-Assauit
with intent 10 commit rape-Dstrict At
torney, Jackson and Freeze, for Common
wealih-Clark and Comfy, 70 deft. Verdict
guilty of assault, but not an attempt TO raw
ish Sentence. fine of ten dollars and the
costs.
| Comth u.s. John pple-Indictment
(larceny of horse. Dist Atty. for Com'th
{-Win for def. Plea OF ''not guilty with
drawn and plea of guilty. Sentenced three
years to the Penitenliary.
Com'th Us. Henry May-Larceny-Dist
Atty for Com'ih-Jackson and Hurley for
det Verdict, guilty-motion for new trial
| Com'th. u.s. Edward Cary-Assaut and
battery Dist. Atty. and Jackson for Com'th
CLARK for deft. Verdicl "guilty." Five
dollars fine and costs.
Com'th. vs Abraham Young-Indict-
men,, misdemeanor in Office, as Justice OF
the Peace Dist Atty. for Com'ih-Clark
and Hurry for deft-verdict not gully. and
VIM. Dennison prosecutor, TO pay the costs
Com'th. U.s. c. Observation-Disclosures &
bastardy-Dist Atty for com m',h-Jackson
for deft--yerdict gulty--the usual sentence
Wagner adm. of C. Henninger, Us Lud
wig Thiel-Aclion ST assumpsit Freeze
fo, Plff-Clark for deh.-Non suit entered
by consent with leave to take it off upon
cause shown.
Com'th Us. David Evans-Assaut and
battery Dist Atty and Freeze for Com'th-
Clark deft--yerdict, not gully, but deft. &c
pay half the costs
Com 'th rs. George characterization
Dist Atty and Clark for Comlh-Wirt ant
Freeze for deft-verdct, guilty. Sentence
800 dollars fine and costs, and 10 stanC
committed.
Comlh. Us. Nathan Seely-seIing liquo
to mnors-Dist. Atty. and Jackson 70
Com'th-Freeze for deft. Verdict ''guilty.
On motion of Freeze, rule for new trial.
Com'ih. Us Vincent Arwine-assault ant
ry-Dist. Atty and Hurley for com'tl
, Clark for deft Verdict not gnilty-bu
deit. TO pay half the costs.
Com'ih. Us. Nancy Observation-Disclosures
Dist. Auy. and Clark for comth-Wirt an
, Freeze for deft. Verdict guilty-sentence
six months in county Jail
Com'th. U.s. Franklin Stewart-Obtainin
money under false pretences-Dist Atty
for Com 'th-H Hurley, Clark and Freeze fo
deft Verdict, not guiIiy,-prosecutor, Jo'
!. Thomas, 10 pay the cost.
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ID e @ I'd Q

In West Hemlock township, on last FRI
day evening, OF apoplexy, JACOB SHEEP Esq
late Commissioner OF Montour county, aged
about 60 years.
CLrFFY STEWART, eldest child of Frank
and Mary Stewart, born February 9Th 1883,
died 3lsi of August, 1860. Cut down IN
the budding spring time of lie, none bnt
those familiar with his rare promise and
winning ways can tell how bitter IS the
grief which mourns his loss. and how desc.
late seems The household which shall never
more be enlivened by The merry romps, the
intelligent prattle and bright gladsomeness
of childhood as memorable as it was brei.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
NE ICAL DEP ART ENT,
Ninth Street, Below Locust,
fpIsTffLNfnTNfffp ffpEfi

SAAAAOEAL- -A4AO
rHHE Session OF lS6O-6l will commeucs
u October Slh, 1850, and continue until
March Examinations are conducted daily
by The Members OF the Faculty. Second
Course Students are furnished with lhe
Hospital 1 ckei without charge Five eli
MICS (Includug Diseases oil Women) are
held at the College every week. Fees -
MalrcuIauon, So Que Full Course, sos +;
Graduation, $50. Applications on the beu-
eficlary should be sent belnre the begin
ming of the Session. Address,
LEWIS d HARLOW, Nj D., Dean,
September 3, 1860.
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GeSERAL FosrER-By way of the N. Y,
City daiies we learn that General Foster,
our candidate for Governor, has al last con-
cluded TO take the stump. The ChaIrmen
of the Democratic and Republican State
Central Committees are arranging series
of meetings for him and Col Curtin, a
which both are to address the people upon
the issues involved in the campaign. We
are not We. informed of the time and place
Of these meetings.
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DoueLAs says that his sole object is to
cnsh BREcKINRIDGE. We have read of a
Haman who erected a gallows on which 10
hang The pious and patriotic Mordecai, but
was hung on il himself. The Illinois squatier
will find thai his efforts TO crush Kentucky's
glorious son will only result in his own nj
ter and disastrous overthrow. The people
will have say in this proposition to crush
Major John c Breckinridge-and instead
of becoming the instruments of he pilIiul
spite of The Illinois souatier-wal give him
his qhietus-will consign him TO that OBJ
scurfiy and contempt, 10 which his treason
TO h:s party and his corrHpt and unscrnpu'
Ious ambition entitle BIN. John C. Breckin-
ridge will live in ihs affections and admi
ration OF his counsymen-loved, respected
and trusted, for mis- manly virtues and lofty
and stainless character, long af:er the llli-
nois demasogue, shall have sunk beneath
the contempt Of all trne Democrats.
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SAG OF THE MoNToUR Iron WORKS.
Tbs Montour Iron Works, located in Mon
.our and Lycoming counties, were sold at
The Merchants Exchange last week, oy Of
der of The trustees OF mortgage OF 2sih OF
September, 1895. The property consists of
rolling mills. furnaces. dwelling houses, of
fees, lands, mineral lands, ore, mining
rights, &. The works OF the company are
erected in the borough of Danviile. The
landa sold comprised two thousand acres,
and ihs dwelling houses numbered upwards
Of ihiee hundred Mr. Joseph A. Clay, at
torney ios the parties interested in the works
bid 800 coo. There was no other bid,
and ihs properly was accordingly @knock-
ed d,,wn' 10 him. The terms of sale were
500 doc cash. and the balance on the exc
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In New York the Breckinridge party has
at last fused with the Douglas, and Bell
Everett parties. Though in 1856 that State
gave Fremont 10000 majority, yet strong
and reasonable hope is enietained that she
may this fall be redeemed from Republican
misrnle, against which even Greeley cries.
He says, that ssior the next eight weeks the
Republican party has harder work TO do
than it ever did before.n While the spirits
of the opposition are tagging and beiag
depressed. those of the Democrats are be-
ing commensurately elevated, and they
seem resolved to make up for their former
iaertia by renewed activity now In this
eeciiou the best of feeling exists, and we
are resolved 70 throw in heavy majorities
for our candidates
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The OH BusIsEss Twenty three hun
dred barrels of oil were received al Erie, IN
August, from the Pennsylvania oil region.
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TIE people in New Haven are seeing
stars in the day time. That is not new
discovery. But, says the Providence Jour-
nal. il does moi speak well for lhe morals of
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TIE Republicans OF Montour county have
made the following nominations For Com
missioner, Charles Fenstermacher Treas
urer, Thomas Jameson Auditor, Peter Har-
der. They made no nomination for Pro-
thonotaIy, but empowered the Standing
Committee to make a nomination if they
should think proper. They instructed con-
ferees Tor ScRAsToN for Congress. Also in
strucled conferees for BoUsD oil Milton, for
Senator. The Representative conferees
were appointed without instructions. We
are informed that the Republican party
stand no chance of elec'ing any OF their
ticket in Montour. The Democrats of Old
Columbia will hold the Opposition at bay
this fall, as they have done heretofore, and
nobIy maintained their principles and posi-
ion. The Democracy are already unshield-
inS their swords and preparing for the
combat.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
WIN. b K00NS, Proprietor.
HPa nfhNISE SESIflRd. PA

THIS magnificent Hotel, situate IN the
l. central portion of the town, and OPP
posi,e The Couri House, has been thoroughly
repaired and reiurnished, aud the Proprietor
is now prepared TO accommodate travellers,
teamsters, drovers and boarders in the most
pleasant aud agreeable manner. His table
will be supplied with the best the market
affords. and his Bar with the choicest liquors
Aueniise osllers will always be on band,
and his stablng l. the most extensive In
this section OF country. Omnibuses VIII
always be in readiness 10 convey passen-
gers 10 aud from the Railroad Depots.
WM. y. KOONS.
Bloomsburg, July 4, 1860.
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Ma. WELsH's ADDREss.-We call attention
TO the address of the Hon. WIN. II. WELSH,
Chairman of the Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee, which will be found IN to-
days STAR. For a document of importance
ii is brief, and exhibits in lucid style ard
nervous language, the peculiar position OF
the Democratic party al the present time,
the duty which every Democrat owes to
his country in the crisis, and the Only means
in the use of which we shall I've able TO res.
cue orr beloved Commonwealth and the
whole Union from the hands Of the s.Phiiis-
tines which are against The rights and IN
terests of our common country.
We heartily commend this address TO all
Democrats, and earnestly solicit them 10
reflect calmly on the advice contained in it,
and to use the means which it suggests.
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" - ~ V La I'D .

Storekeepers, Canvassers and Agents IN
every city, town and village Ia the United
States, TO engage in the sale OF the above
popular work, all of whom will be supplied
with the work at the rate of Nine Dollars a
dozen Address all orders, with remItances
inclosed, Tor the quantity wished, to /. b.
Peterson s. Brothers. No. 306 Chestnut 81,
Philadelphia, and they will receive imme-
diaie attention, and be sent at once per hrsi
express, after receipt of order.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECToR

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
RICHARD Vsux, GEoRGE NJ KEIM,
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
!. Fred a. Server H3 Joseph Laubach.
2. Wm c Patterson.li4. Reckhow.
3. Jos. Crockett, Jr. Is. Geo. D. jackson.
Al. G Brenner. l6 J. A. Ali.
5. G. w. Jacooy. II. j. b. Danner.
g. Charles Kelly. il8 ]. R. Crawford.
q. o. p. James. i9. H N Lee.
s. David SchaIi. 20. ]. B. Howell.
81. l. I.ieE,ner. 81. N. P. Feuerman.
10. S. s. Barber. % Samuel Marshall
II. H. Walker. %. William Book.
Ie S. s. Winchester. "a. B. D. Hamin.
ss 25 Gaylord Church.
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t. b. Peterson & Brothers,

3Ub JheSIhuI SITteII THUuUtfPtIu3 u
T Copies of the above work will be sent
10 any one TO any place. free OF postage,
on enclosing 10 US One Dollar and Twenty
Five Cents in letter.
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THE Lutheran Synod viii convene in Sun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21
(sHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS BARKs AND LEAVES,
-vERsCs-
EAUsEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MIHERAIG

We tho afflicted of either SEX which do you prefers
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
Remedesone which will speedily and permanently
and facilitating effect ogehs with the oathsome dease
many ines following the use of Mineral Pcisons.
The "Gherokee Remedy" is specific
hea, elect, Gravel. Structure Fluor Albus Whites,
anes) all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these
by after all other preparations fasd
Heavens best meces 10 Offending distances
could he produced Of s effects wich would creon
The preparations heretofore used have failed hui this
has in instance been known to fail Happily for
kind the Of the world Father who aicts
kill, but to
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these dreadful
which VIXEN aken quickly flies all parts of the ssse
attacks the dease ut post and with fidelity and courage
tnly admirable gives it until has completely
PEELED from the body and the unfortunate patient
former health and vigor.
This Remedy strikes at the very of the diseases its
tendency is simply Suspend the Poison but 10 the
cause which 1t depends.
what enhances its value Ia the entire all
smell lay in the counting the
toilet table, without being suspected Remedy
diseases.
yenereal disease with full directions their
permanent accompany each h1tt1e
Sold by j. WRIGHT Co. Nns. q and l5 Chartres street,
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines.
POTTER & MERwlS, Sole Proprlctors
Inlis.