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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Jacop Hikes, No. 1904,
uo. agahst Ssupenor Court, Montgomery
ien,H nH MINES, et ALL County, q.
)uksuANrto an order of the superior court of Mont
4 gomery county, Ohio, made in the above case at
It's April term 1860 and to me directed, shall offer al
public auction ut the door Of the Court House. In the
city OF Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio. Nv
On Saturday, June IGfh, 1860
Between me nours OF one and four O'Clock D. m Of said
connty OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio to wit: -Four
acres on OF the east end Of lot No nine C) on Mat ID
chancery records y. 3G2, described us follows beqin
ng at the n H. corner Of said lot nine (9l thence n
SO west so far ns line drawn soutlwarly at right nm
giles with te north line of said lot o. TO nterseet the
west t9nk OF the Miami river, nt low water mark viii
nuke ior acres, situate in $. ~ T,2, r.. .G,E
% said bf9pery y to he sold ON Judgment IN favor Of
The above properly has heon appraised at two hun,
dred aud seVenty-ye dollars S2f5 and cannot he sold
sale, cash. NJ u, J0RDA N"'S.''
j. A. JoRDAN, Atty mvaTtd
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sHuPE, Of the Cleveland Reciew, Mr. s D.
PAar, Of the Leoder, aud last, but not least
C. r BRowS, Esq., Of the Pioindealer- wide
y known as "Arfemus Ward the Snowman
To each Of these genilemen we are indebted
for favors which shall be paid at first oppor
tunity. Fs.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
No. iaa Superior Court

J aelold, e. M
DY virtue Of m order Of the Superior Court Of the
ID county, Of Montgomery Ohio male AZ its October
fefp A. u 1850, In the above entitled can-e, ! will on
TcgiaV, June 10, ls'n.
Al the door nf the Court House In the city Of Dayton
betveen the no M " two and four Oclon, r. NJ, Of said
day sell NJ puiic outcry 10 the highest ladder The
ellnwna real eslFte, 10 wit-lot ~ being part Of lot
M In a. designated IN subdivision of school section
No 10, in Butler township IN snid County Of Mongom-
pry Appraised ut 500. May sell for SlG067.
GEO W. MALLAMBRE, Master Com.
r. p Lowr, Attorney myl0-lawdaw.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

,t, w r,.n,,s. ". Superior Court,
Collentz, et al
DURsuANT TO AN ORDER of the snnar;or
!, o,'i Court Of Montgomery County, in the state
Is and To me directed shall offer al pnbir anctan
t t the door Of The Court House in lhe city Of Dayton,
'"e '"''y ~ cMapohI,g3inely and state of Ohio, on
between the hours OF one aud fonr o'clock H. M of said
nay, the following premises to witt Lots Numbered
we've hundred and three (12O3) and twelve hundred
nd or p2Oi as designated on the revised plat OF the
ly 9 Dayton Montgomery county, Ohio and heinz
numbered los and l69, the orainn pat made i99 i9
Lodwrk. sad premises are TO he sold ena Judgment
~ h'y0r OF Robert X. Dckey, against Warren NJ phil
lips, John r. Coblentz and others w. i"i
The above lots have hccn appraised as fnlIo,Ts,
Lot No, lAfi, '" Sl3aOO
l2Oi, siaYO0
Said property cannot be sold for less than t,ro ,ii
their appraised value. WV ''"iu'
Terms Of Sale, cash.
No, g.. .o. N. e. JORDAN,
J. A. JORDAN, Attorney 'I,, r y9s,5 Sio
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Master Commissioner superior court.
J, A. JoRDAN, AIRY for Ptf inyl2dlawtd
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Mllllnm kmmer, No. 1921


against Supeuor Couu Montoonn.
Andrew HorioHi et m cry county, o.
DukSUANT to an order of the superior court of
L Montgomery county, Ohio, made in the above
case at Its Apn Term 1870 aud TO me directed shall
offer at pnhc auction at the door of the Court House
IN the city Of Dayton, in the county of Montgomery
and state of Ohio.
On Saturday, JuRe 10Th 1850
between the hours Of and four clock d. m of snid
day the following described real estate situate in the
county Of Montgomery and state at Ohio to witt Part
OF the east half OF section " township q and range Z
between the Miami rivers beginning on the south line
Of ten acre lott lot sodhy Robert Wead to Martin ste
NM 10 poles east of the southwest corner of said Stef
inns lot and running from thence ~ Sg9 east lb poles
20 the south east corner Of said Steffn lots thence n
= west o6-0 poles 10 acorner Of said sten's lot one
pole south of Eggrys south line; thence on stefn
line n s5 east 1893 poles to the centre of the DAYTON
and Wilmington turnpike road; thence with the centre
q the same south 4's4o east 1911 poles to a stone;
thence south ~ east 80 poles toa stone; thence south
s91ao west 40 poles to stone; thence N ~ west
poles 10 the place of beginning, containing twelve acres
imd flty perches, more orless This properly il to be
sold on Judgmentin in favor of William Kuner and
against Andrew Hordorf et al
The above property has been appraised at SO 3OO and
eonno sell for less than wo-thrds the appraised value
Terms of sale, cash. ~ n JnRDAN '
MAster Commissioner superior court
j. A. JORDAN, Atty. = - myl2rtd
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CtATHARlNE CLENCY, Sidney Cheney, Maeialena
" Michael, Daniel Michael Sarah limerick, Jacob
Einrick Elisabeth Dis, William Dils Elizabeth Hearn
Jacob Hepn, Sarah Wl,un, BARLEY H. Wikoh, Freder-
ck Wolf Joseph Wolf Frederick Browi, William
Brown, Henry Brown, Catherine n. Brown, James A,
Brown, Jane ~ Baldwin and ------- Baldwin,
Win take notice tiut petition was filed Rqainst hem
the 9th day Of April 1860 IN the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, by Jesse q. Allison and
Christpna Allison, Whora the same is now pending
wherein Jesse G. Allison and ChIistenn Allison demand
partition Of the following real estate, 10 wt-sifuate ia
the county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio the south
west quarter Of section No %, Of township No q in
range o, Of lands between the Miami rivers (exceut 20
ncres thereof devised by will Of Frederick Fox, 10 one
Frederick IT, F0N,) containing las acres mare or less,
and a the June term, 1860 Of said court the said Jesse
g. Allison and Christena Allison win apply an order
that partition may he made Of said premises. Dated,
this 10th day Of April, 1860.
JESSE c. ALLISON
OHRlSTENA ALLISON.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Superior Court, No. 1863.

n.naG3 ''nG Sss:, Ss$~.' Sssn superior Court No. r4op
DURSUANT to an order of the Superior Court of
i Montgomery county, Ohio made In the above case
at It's June Term, A. D., 1850 and to directed shall
offer nt public auction at the door Of the Court House. in
the city OF Dayton, Montgomery county Ohio,
On Saturday, July 1ith, ls6O
Between the hours OF one and four o'clock T. NJ of
said day, the following described Real Estate 10 witt
Situate IN the city of Dayton county Of Montgomery and
State of Ohio, to witt All that lot, tract or parcel Of
land bounded a. follows to wit; Beginning at the north
east corner OF In lot No. hundTed and fiy eight
(l6s on the plat of the town of Dayton thence vest
wardly with the northern boundary eight poles 70 a
1e ofthe heirs Of ofHenry Brown, deod thence at right
angles sOutward with said Browns line, two t2 poles
tlsnee a. right angles eastward eight poles to Main
street, thenle nOrthYard with Main street two C2l
poles 20 the place OF beRnning Containing sixteen
QB) perches, be the same more or less, excepting
nevertheless twenty (2O) feet of the west end OF
said promises, and also including so much OF the
brick wall Of the Phillips House adjons the North
side OF said premises, and the ground ON which said
wall stands, rs has been conveyed TO said Green by the
bilihps House Hotel Company.
Said property is ~ be sold on Judgment In flvor Of
John Clegimer against Richard Green, et a. The
above PROPERTY has been appraised at six thousand dol
lars, and cannot be sold for less than two thirds the an
praisement, which Is $1,000. Terms of sale cash,
N. u. JORDAN, Master Commissioners
Superior Court Montgomery Co., o.
r. p. Curry, Atty. ie9id
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p. A. Lafee will visit New York on the u
h~& of July and VIII be pieased 10 servc hi cus-
TONERS or the pubic who may want anything in hislne
An who lndelfe 10 him will pease coli md make
payIneni by the time. icaiiv
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Superior oourt, No. 1850.

gunarinr Co,,.t NJ. ,aso
layhiR. Bowman, ct. al. - ~ -
r. virtue OF an order Of the Superior Court of Mont
- gomeIy county, Ohio made AZ its Aprii term a ID
1861, IN the above entitled cause, will on - 80
..., TiesidV, lime 10, 1860
At the door Of the Court House In the citv oc po,,
between the hours Of two and four O'clock n m AN
, sei At public auction to the highest bidder tle
p,hMA Itsu estate VIE the same heing In the town al
Nt'9 h .ne owhslnp of Jefferson IN the county OF
montgomery, and State OF Ohio and described ne foI
hWs IL Delg lot numbered nineteen I0) ia the afore.
s'u toWh OF Llhery, fronting ON Main Street being Ia
-efuon hhe township three range FIVE east from lne
rlhh drawn nom the mouth Of the Great Miami River
Appraised ai Szs6,OO. May sell for SlgO,OO
GEO. w, MALLAMBRE, Master Com.
A. CLAM Attorney, myI0d-iawdaw
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4 EgAL NOTICE.--lhe undersigned was
iav appointed Aslugnce VI nll the cnl and pCrsonnl
nronqrtv III Emanuel Myers All pcrsonH indebted To-
said Myers will pease mnle immediate payment 10 the
and also al who have claims against said
NAV n, ise0 CHRIsTtAN MussELMAN,
lnya9dkw3c Assignee.
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AAes an hours marching, couuiermarch-
ing, rightaboutfacing &c, the procession was
formed a. follows
Norritia q hut just 10 say thai this ilst may tc w..
complete. Tho only mhnuet IN whirh u could la oh
tned uaa 70 iuloW the procession with 1rr and pen.
81. and make inquiry of some memlsr ~ the scVend
companies
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Dayton gets two Prizes!
SAD ACCIDENT

TAe West House Balcony Breaks Down
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.Dsnosrs.ss cs-ssy. ceey.atier

2~A SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1874
The nefnncratr voters ~ Montgomery county are
requested 10 meet In Dayton anfurday, the Jah of
June, ~ o'clock p NJ, for the purpose ~ eccng nine
,leegates 10 represent them M the Dcmocfafc State
Conveution, which meets In Columleis the eth day
u July neat for the purpose uf nominating candidates.
for the State Offices Also, Ticket o Electors for Pre-
sdent and Vice President Let there Le good gath
ering Timely notice will be given Of the place Of
ing By order Of the Central Committee
JONATHAN KENNEY,
GEORGE WOgAMAN,
w. n. GILLESPIE,
W. p JAMES,
HIRAM LEWIS,
WM. E9Rl,
WIN. GOuDY,
II. BLANCHARD,
JAMES BARTMESs.
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ADDRESS OF NON. ALBERT G. RIDDLE.
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Members OF she Natienal Demoeratte
Campaign Cotnnaittee.
Hon. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM, of Ohio, Chairman.
Hon. WILLIAM, nARKHnAIsE, az Ma@ .-s d
Hon. MlLEs TAYLOR, % Ibtlisiahal tEat As
Hon. WILLIAM BIoLER, of Pennsylvania.
Hon. THOMAS 4. BOC0Ck, of Virginia.
Hon. JNO. A. LOGAN, OF Illinois,
Hen. WIN. N. ENGLISH of Indana.
Hon JOHN cOCHnANE, of New York.
SecrsiaYyof CbssHifiee--M. W. CLUsKY. ESQ.
7feasvrer--JONAH d. HOOVER, Esq.
Rooms--NO. =, AZ street, near the CITY Halt
- An COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed 10
HON. @. L, ,VALLANDIGHAM, NJ. G.,
chm Maj. Dem. Camp'gn Cnmmlttee.
Washington, u. G.
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Especial Correspondence Of the Daily Empire.l
FOURTH ANNUAL PARADE
or THE
ONO VOLUNTEER FTREMEN

THE PRoCEssIoNi
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of the trumpets,
THE TRUMPETs
Are beautiful ones, costing $50 each, very
heavy, richly chased and ornamented. We
presume the IS and 6s will be home to-mor
row, and of course your Feaders can then be
gratifed with peep atlem
AN ITEM personal
Among other amusing exhibitions" we no
ticed one of a real, old-fashioned, curlicuish
character, consisting in nothing less than a
'colrting scrape" between compile of our
country cousins, atrallHg ABOUT the dock
this afternoon, our optics-oFnel, searching
orbs-happened to drap on couple quietly
ensconced in the shadow of the chimney of
the steamer "Island Queen" Not wishing to
interrupt their tete-a-tete, we seated ourself on
a chair in ihe vicinity, from which point the
view was uninterrupted, Joshakiah was deep.
ly engaged in pouring into the ears Of Sukea-
manda his tale of love, putting in the Chinese
hieroglyphics with one hand, while his other
rested apparently contented about the waist of
his love, The tale was wen told, as we have
every reason to believe Occasionally he
would emphasize his remarks by applying his
lips to hern, the noise produced thereby
equalling that occasioned by the gaseous eiec-
ton of the bung from beer-keg Fearing
that the exhibition was not intended for a pub
lie one, and not wishing that their pleasant
arrangements should be interrupted by a
knowledge Of our presence, we quietly with
drew without offering few suggestions Of
our own,
THE NUMBER PRESENT
Is varionsly estimated at from seven TO ten
thousand In our opinion it will nearer ap-
proach the latter figure than the former
THE REGATTA
of the Sandusky Yacht Club comes off to-mor-
row. and will no doubt dydi0 almost as many
as were here to-day The following are among
the entries
Mist, Sandusky;
WinOna do
Water Witch, do
Gipsey Queen, do
Unknown, Cleveland;
j. II. Wade, do
Collins, Detroit;
Humming Bird, do sf
FourpFizes will be distributed, of 500, 500,
$40, and $40 70 the successful boats.
JOURNALISTIC.
Among the representatives of the press
present to-day, whom we have met, are Mr..
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The following programme was observed:
LIST Mnsic by Leland's Band of Cleveland
Prayer by Rev, WM CORMAo. 1t was a
beautiful invocation of the blessings of Provi-
dence upon the object aimed at by, and the
noble deeds of, the organization, to attend
whose celebration so many were gathered in
this beautiful city. He referred in elegant
language to the accident Of the morning, and
prayed that God, in His wisdom, would sancti-
fy it for the good Of those who we're not so Wis
tied by Providence.
Music-by the Union Silver Band, of Toledo.
Hon. A. G. RIDDLE, of Cleveland, was then
introduced to the assembly, who proceeded to
address, them in substance as follows:
THE ADDRESS
Why said the orator, this large audience,
this vast Arraysof glittering and imposing par
aphernalia, assembled beneath the bright rays
Of this June sun2 The question needed no
answes--it was apparent to all, and he con-
graduated his auditory, the Volunteer Fire
men Of Ohio, congratulated the citizens around
him, upon this display Of American Art and
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

Mast, Com. Superior Court Monteomerv CO. nh;,o
. A. JORDAN, Attorney v, ,n Sso ,9sn,5
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-07-19

GoiSo rRouen rHs MOTIONS. .--"WiSe, brinl
! me soma cold beef said shiltlcss husband
when FOR the first time in his life. he discovered
| that he was more hungry than thirsty.
"There is no beef in the house. was the mild
reply.
Fetch mosome pork them
"No pork, either" ...
"Well, then let me have some potatoes"
mot potatoe left'
"Thuudcr aud lightning get me SONS bread
then
"Thc breads oil gone
"Well sive me knife and fok and let me 20
through the notions"
The National Democratic party has refused
TO hcstow iher cold viotuhls or bread on
Douglus but oction of the party have donn.
ted ktiis and fork with which he can 60 thro'
,hc motions OF running for President Not n
m, r,el Of food is lett for him in the Democratic
house. but he is cou'enied with the appearance
of the thing Aiier oil his oirs, hs gets an emp.
" nomination. which affords him about one
hundrcih part Of ths chance Of getting into the
White House that he has of getting intl Abra.
hams bosoml What terrific descent for "Il-
'le giant
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN alltheIeading branches ofmanufacturing o iudus-
L try the great practical superiority of Singers
Sewing Machinesis fact established beyond dispute.
No tailor. shoe manufacturer, clothiel seamstreu,
dressmaker saddl er carriage trimmer, hat manufas
turer, &c., SC. can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each of these Machines and for confirmation
of this truth refer to ono of the thousands OF
persons who hem They adapted to ever, sort
of work. fine coarse upon silk, cotton, linen and
wooden fabrics. also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire sati sfaction.
To moe the GROWN 9 dema nd TOR smallerand more
elegant m lchine for private household purpts's we
have stprOducsd and are ready to receVeo srsfor
Singers New Family Sewing Me Line.
Whichs the most compact and beautfulSSwing Ma
chine constructed Itis ornamented in the high
STYLE and all who see iare delighted witht
1t makes he improved and capable
of doing variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine oferedror family pur-
poses,
much thread, and making a raveing seam. like the
Grover & Baker; is 1t confined in its operation,
to sw thin fabrics liable TO get out ofoI der and un
httsd flax thread, likethe Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chiue but is amply sufficient TO perform all kinds OF
family sewing.
Priceof Family Machine with iron table complete
70 use 500. This larger standard machines. from
Sl25 10 $500. Send for !. NJ Singer Co.'s Gazette.
a beautiful pictorial paper. devote to Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list Of prices and all otherin
formation on tn subject II will he forwarde ed
l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO..
Asa BROADWAY New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
! Boston, Albany Baltimore, st. Loniu,
Providence Glovsrsville, Cincinnati, New Orleans.
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
| Newark. Philadelphia Nashville. Paris France.
Glasgow Scotland.
| Local agents wanted,
AOTSrs-E, A. Higgins ,P'rrysburE; VIM. Robert"
/ SON Naumee.
| April 18th. 1883.
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HOMESTEAD FARMFOR SALE.

S,AIptrm is situated in Liberty twp, on the Ridge
= Road .opc-halr mile west of the pcrryscurg and
Fmdlay TURNPIKE. and miles from Taylortown, on
the n .N VI. Railroad. ltcoutaiOS l5O acres-]o IN
timber and 30 ia thorough state of tcultvauon-di-
yidcd into lots all Of which DcloSed 10y stake ana
rider fences. in good condition The Farm is proNi-
ded wi l. comfortable Buildings, abundant supply OF
water and irst rate orchard stocked with the hest
varieties Crruitin full hearing. The situation is
pleasant, healthy. in good neiGhhorhood ana IN
close proximity schools aud churches, and, taken
altogether il is otthe most desirable ocatohSlh
the County. The subscriber heing about 10 engage
in other business will sell on reasonable terms op-
plied TO soon, j. J.BLOOM.
Portage, Weed Co. o., Dee, :, ls59--3lu.
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Farms Given Away!

NJR. WILLIAM MKIN proposes to dispose of 10
WI lands in this county alta merely nominal price
lie will sell the south halfof the northwest quar-
ter OF section 20 town o. range TO- containing eighty
acres for FIVE hundred dollars. Said land has been
thoroughly dtched and drained at an expense of $243
lie will also sell the south half of the southwest
price.
Enquire of H. H. DODGE, Attorney at Law, Per-
rysburg. Ohio.
Also for sale a large number of Town Lots, both
here and in the of MilgrOve, with and withost
improvements together with several valuable Farms.
Nov. 10, lS59-2Stf. HENRY ii DODGE.
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OXygCRRGCd EBifGGTs /!
SURE CURE FOR
DY S p { P S A!

an Diseases haryg their OijeM in Imperfect Di
gesi,0n 0rH D,rangsd coadjti0n
rjthe Stomach.
There is no rcmccy known to he so eniracious in
removing this general disease-this general prostra.
ton Of the whole man. as the OXygcna cd Bitters.-
They attack the disease in its Citida by reyiving the
sinking powers Of the patieu: by restoring lost APP.
petite. correcting aCdty puriil gaud strengthen
ing the gstric juice .audrenderngit capable ofprop
crv and huroug hiy dissulv ugthe food, thus form
ing healthy chNme and chNe, Hnl preparing the abb
sOrhces to take mp the nourShment aud carry it
into the svseh, thus rcnOVating the old and crazy
machine by new modelling and purifying the whole
mass of blood. Ina word.it can be shown from hun.
drcds Of certificates from the most emiuc Mt and re
liable persons, that there is no medicine calculated
pour oil into the exhausted lamp OF life like the
ONNgenotcd Bitters
lci all then. when health begins to fail, when the
vital power, frstsecm to he giving way. when appe-
tite first begins to fail and the nerves to trcmbe
when a man. instead oGbcing restored by sleep,
"Ired nlture's sweet restores"
finds himself more tired in the morning than when
he wentto hcdat night--lct him delay no longer but
immediately commence taking the Bitters lie will
soon find ~ haec the tagging powers of nature re-
viving and general health returning. But it is un
nece sary to say more. no one can know the val
ne of this medicine until he tries it.
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor
Dealer in Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods and Toll
et Articles, cor Fourth and Walnut SITS, Cincinnati
Ohio,
For lr Ivy Peek & Hamilton. PER- yshurg; VIM
Hood Bowling Green; Tuskns. Roller llAskins
Portage; II. Il. Akin. New WeSticld; Laskcy, Pratt
x Hind dale, Gilcld.
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WISTAR'S
BALSAM
WILD CHERRY.
TIP

The Best Remedy ever
known to man for the per.
manent cure Of CoNsrNP.
rtoS. and all other Incip.
lent Diseases. such ns--
C1aghs, Coids, Honrse.
neSs, Group, MRueRta.
bleeding Of the Lungs,
Lirer affections Pains in
the Brsast or Siac. Night
Sweafs, Phthisic. MRam.
nation Of the lungs and
IhrOat bphoopiug COVgh,
Asfbma, and all Bronchial
i8efti0 8.
Through the Winter
months. coughs and colds
are most prevalent Of all
the various ills that flesh
ahcir to. We wouldad
wise ourrcadors. and 9th.
crs who may he ihusafilic-
ted. toavnil themselves uf
thltcNcclltut medicine
"Wistar p Bnlsufl Of wild
Cherry" which, Judging
from our experience and
that OF others. we Con,il-
cr it ono Of the safest aud
most ctl'ectunl remedies
TINT has ever been con
cocted for thc0bovc con.
plants. and which meets
with the cordial appro-
val of many Of the best
physicians. And MS "dc.
lays are dangeroHs,' and
coughs aud colds often
terminate in COnsump-
tion, this agreeable and
ctlicacious remedy should
At once be resurtcd to.
WisrAR's BALSAM-We
regard the Wild Cherry
free rs one of Natures
own phyHcians-a sort ol
Good Samaritan ofthc for
est for its medical gum
has relieved the suffer.
iugs and saved the lives
of thousands. The Bal.
SAM prepared by Dr. Wis
tar is n pnrc and perfect
" reliable preparation Of
the real Cherry Essence
aud it. is n remedy by no
means bad to take. We
speak confidently in its
praise. from having wit
ncssedits rcnovntingiunu.
cncc in ConsumptIve Ca
scs, when all other pre-.
scriptions had proved OF
no effect.
For sale by Peck e Iia
Hood bowling Green; III
Portage; II. Il. Atkins. Ne
g. HindSdnlc. Gilend.