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III sENoINE PREPARATION.

HELMBQLD,S BUCHu for Weak Nerves.
HEtMBoiDs BEGHH for Horror Of Of Disease issD''
HEtMB4Ebs BESHS for for SFsss Gss:s'
HELMB3LD'S RUCHU for Dryress Of the Skin.
HEtMMEE33EER Re BESHH SsI fsH i; n tho p.ef;
HEi.MBOLDS bUCHU tor Mobility and Rest
lessness, with Want of Attention. Horror of So
B BUSaV from
ind's''stion' s sd II aIss SRs pf the
E5sdinS eithe5 sex from whate'er osuss orsi
HOW LONG STANDING.
By dsess
Or Hs and ds It Sn,
since established. that any disease of these organs
ifsllowed to go on-wh this medicine invariably
TIsmoyeF-soon follows Loss Of Power, Faulty and
pre. Vino can say tbs. these excuses are not fire.
sn e' Of Ss
Iurs, and tie nelanehSiy deaths By Consumption,
PS nste sI 20 fns mo nsh 1
t;oy appears. The eonn.enance is actually sodden
and quite destlt3Hte-nsithsE EIrth nor grief ever
rarely ,r.iculate. O' ~ -
"With wooful measures, wan Deepa,r.
Low. sullen sounds. hia grief beguiled."
Debility is most terrible, and mas brought thous-
ands upon thousands TO untlmsly thus blast
ing the ambition OF many noble youths. IL can be
cured By the use OF this
INFkLLiBLE REMEDY.
The mass of voluntary testimony In possession OF
powers, is immense, embracing names well known
to science and fame Certificates of cures from enc
month to twenty years standing, and of the most
reliable and responsible character, are open for in
Physlclans. and distinguished ClergyTren
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU IL prepar
Cd directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
Gal knOWled and care devoted it's comb nation
See Prof. Devices valuable Works on the Practice
IF physic, and most OF the late Standard Works of
Medicine
HELMBOLp'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant In
taste and odor, bnt immediate in its action.
city Of Philadelphia, H. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
who, being duly sworn, does that mis- prepara,
ton contains no Narcotic, Mercury, or Injurious
Drug, but are purely Vegetable.
Sworn and su6soribed before me, this sd day of
November, 1854. WIN. p. HIsBARD, Alderman
Price 81 PER bottle ak for IS, delivered to any
address.
4 rR,., G GEE TK EIfY ;. GHE6B i
panied by reliable aud responsible Certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, Clergymen, And
others. Prepared by H, r. HELMBOLD, oNu
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
iN South Tenth st., below Chestnut PhiadIa
To be had of all Druggists and dealers throughout
Beware of Counterfeits.
Ask for aELMBOLD'SItaken no other. Cures
Sod By G. sToTT, Druggist, corner Pa. .v.nus
and III street, washington CITY, and eli other drug
slsU ian 6-eolys
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COUGHS, COLDS, ,sppsS

cC
The prevalence of tho above complaints at this
season generally has the effect of bringing GU. host
Of professedlr new speeches, and while some
good many useless, and others even de neerous.
The wlsest course Ia parsGe rs 60 consult your fsu
lily physician, or OtheFsIse use only sach GIes
es long public experience has proved la Re safe aud
efcecious. Of thIs character is Til.ER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
ly the fsvOTlts prescription Of an eminent pn sc.
tsoon became a popular r@medy, and has continued
To enjoy a growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases of common Colds, Coughs, a c.. n
acts like charm. end Chrome Cases, Bronchitis
Whooplng Cough, Group. Asthl,a, Influenza, s -,
Its success is unparalleled and nUst viii testify
who have used IL.
Price . cents and 81 cents per bottle.
Soid by Marin Palmer, Chas. Stott. 80. Wash
lngton: CIssel. Georgetown; Peel Il stevens, A
exandrIe; where 70 may be mad also for couysnence,
IN Lozenger form. PTloe l21s end Is cents a box
known I" Tiers Gum Arabic Cough Cand-
Drops, as an eereGt, pleasant and tfhcaclous Pul-
monte Isozenge they unsurpassed. de Ism
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"A RsTcRrS.
A ~ V 81 r. =
PORTRAIT
warranted In hes;
Cases or Frames at
New YORK prices.
Come all: and take
. sitting for one
Of thoee beautiful
Pictures. and OBJ
tam tie ocular
proofs at X, e.
w % q ID I. r i'S
GALLERY, CORNER of
18th st. and Penn
ey yaulsaveuua. a.,
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pARTSnORNE's CURE-ALL,
h THE GREAT PAIN ANNJHILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BY A CHEMIST
BOTTLES IL, IS and 70 cents and ono dollar
BHE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNESC URE-ALL should be kept
in all families in osse Of accidents or sudden siof
ness,as 1t frequently cures in less time than il re-
cures to get physician.
externally and internally.
,UAs the freSaent changes Of the weather BRO
duoe bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
IN. and BODY; ss9, Stiff Neck.sve,y person should
sinevs, Blood and Bones; and by its varming cleo
sts poTeI s1Pels oil pain from the system
ySSiRkkEEsf T yse hsEs GSytA use HARTs
GGH l6 10 the best Cough Syrup in The
fyou are Bilious, use HARTsHORNE,sANr
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver. Sto
sretione. ~
The above medicines TO be had al all Drus sto,..
II Washington city; KIDWELL & CfSSET. n
seorEetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandra.
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(sONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF DEL.
~ AWARE.

FNAINOb, DNUA UBEISIS q GU, MANA9YRG
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BROADRENTS Il CO. having OBJ
tanned from the Legislature of Delaware at its late
session, Lottery Contract, to continue In Opera-
ton for period OF twenty years and having given
bonds TO the State for million Of dollars to Sc
drawing at Wilmington, Def, the CONSOLi-
DATED LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE for
the beneht OK internatlo:a improvements and other
OEDELAWARE for the same objects.
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
IL III.
All drawings under tie superintendence of Lot
terry Commissioners appointed by the State of Del
AWARD
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WORLD.
The hest C0USH SYRUP in the vo,ldi
AAhTShOkNE,S PEGEoRAL SYRUP OF

This article 10 prepared by q Chemist and a.
bounced 6y medical men, and those who have peeS
IL 70 De the post PREPARATION for CossIs, CoId, c.
cold, and preventive that lion Of diseases. o..
Persons who sing should use il. II 1. .l....,. A..
tne taste softens, clears and STRENGTHENS the 800
aays al lrrtat9n Of the throat and lung O. and pre
~ Bottles Is and 50 cents and sl. sold y, al
1nsslsss In Washington, Georre.oxn And Asa
- 90 li-N
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Tickets BIS, halves $3.50, quarters 75 eghts ST.
Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTS L. CO..
WILMINGTON DELAWARE
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Il ING & BURCHElI.
IN Corner Of I5th ST. ami Vermont ar
TEA DEALERS AND GKOCERS,
have lately received f3 cheats Of standard Black
~ " used And recommended by Physicians <fS9
foo inv.Iids. -
We are Yer selling this kind Of Tea at fifty H
cents per pound. Those who have been paving 4
cents Tor Tea would do wall TO try thase aItclas
We hare also in store ENGLISH BREAKFAST
len, Genuine, ORANGE, PECCO, POW
EnnPowder. IGuns Tyson And Imperial GREEN
TEAS, IN great variety, price from 20 cents to &
per pound. de "a .f
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NorE.-Under the regulations OF the depsrtrnen.
"a hers tofore and now existing. payment can ne
made for advertising proclamatlons EXCEPT 10 tuch
publishers SPECIALLY dNth ed To publish bV
the Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
IN Al
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METZEROTT'S SCHOOL PIANO, PIANO
IVI STOOL and COVER Tor S2a. WI
rauted for i've years, nod kept in tune fre4 IA
Of oharge. Cal and eIamlne, at the mu scVINVI
store of w. q. MErZEROTT.
one az octave Chiokerlns, amost new, for sl7s
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For sale BY the usuel agents In every city, end b.,
the druggists IN Washington, Georgetown, and
Alex andria. no g. eoly
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v'vaula avenue. over Ford's Drug Store 20 - !.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

INFORMATION WANTED.-On the 18th
OF June, 1850, the steamer Griffin was
destroyed by fire on Lake Erie, near
Cleveland, and most of the passengers
lost. On the boat was family Of the
name of Reed, who were removing from
Monroe County, N. Y, to this State, and
until recently it was supposed that they,
also, all persisted. 1t is now understood
however, that one little girl, four years
OF age, was rescued and brought to Michi-
gan. All the attempts of her friends to
discover her whereabouts have since
proved unavailing, and any information
that can be given concerning her will be
gladly received by them.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01
what Comes Oft.

ES That "mastcr stroke of policy
which constitutes the chief claim Of the
republican candidate for Mayor for sup
port from the electors of this city, in the
ensuing clection--and out Of which, he
and his partizan friends are daily trying
to make political capital, viz: - The re-
fusal of said candidate to countersign the
Bonds issued by the city in payment for
the real estate purchased of G. w. Grant;
when properly viewed, amounts to just
this: That by his refusal as Comptroller
to sign said Bonds, Mr.. Grant is at liber-
ty to prosecute the city for the purchase
price agreed to be paid for the real estate
in question, and recover that amount
The Deed for the real estate in question,
has been delivered to and accepted by
the Common Council, on behalf OF the
city. Mr.. Grapt has fully performed his
part of the contract. The city, by the
obstinate refusal of Mr.. Barlow to count
crsign the Bonds, agreed to be issued to
Mr.. Grant, has violated its agreement
and the effect of such violation will be
to compel the taxpayers Of this corpor-
alton to pay the whole amount of the
purchase price at once, instead of having
the twenty years given by the Bonds,
should Mr. Grant elect to prosecute.
The sale has not been Cancelled aud
set aside by the mulish behavior Of the
CDplptrollpr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

1.-THE heavy fall of snow mention.
ed in our last issue was soon followed by
a severe storm of wind and rain. This
had the effect to "use up" the Shedding
except in very dense forests, where in
consequence of a sudden freeze, sufficient
snow and ice are left for numbering which
IS still going on in many places along the
river. The stock of logs already cut is
enormous, and we can see no cause for
complaint should numbering operations
be suspended immediately.-Tascola Pho
neer Feb. %.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

The Iscpublican city Nominations.

90. 81 : - GU W. . =.
The Republican City yom,inatiosls
Z At the Republican Convention held in
this city last Saturday, the following nom
instions were made for cityIoiiicers
Tor Mayor, William j. Barlow.
Marshal Frank. A. Curtis.
Treasurer, s. ID. Bliss.
+" Comptroller, Emil Moorcs
4" yas;cs, Perry Joslin.
+" Director Of tie Poor, j. S. Weber.
The candidate for Mayor Mr.. BARLOW,
is man whom we personally respect, but
whose political principles are radically at
variance with our own. But what a
commentary is this nomination upon the
action Of the present City Councilg He,
it is, who has opposed their action in re-
gard to the "Grant purchase to the
"bitter end" refusing to the last to give
either his sanction or his signature to
that'most consummate piece of folly and
extravaganza. In truth, he has in this
instance, taken the responsibility of
using the uvetb pdwer'-aboht which the
republican party howl so pcrsistcntly-
in the most arbitrary, dictatorial manner.
He has contemptuously snubbed the
ro,oc,1 a,l affected m Un,actor Ia nf
policy" which will cost the city the ex-
pcnso Of lawsuit, and not in the slight
est degree effect the purchase of the lot,
whiih purchase is made and cannot be
revoked for all which lao is induced to
resign the position of COMPTROLLER
wherein he has won so many laurels-and
run as the only available candidate for
Mayor. lie has, moreover, openly de-
nounced and dissented from the course Of
the Council upon almost every financial
movement and yet an untiring, hard
working efficient cold stagcr," one who
has acted for sometime and is now acting
rs the "wet nurse /" Of the republican
party in this city; who soothes the bant-
ling when it is angry, stirs it up when
it is dull, tickles it when it is in a mirth-
full mood, sets up with it, gives il sugar
plums, aud handles and fondles and pets
it constantly, is discarded, and the gal
liant rebel /" proclaimed leader Of the
hosts Of Dinah. Where now arc all the
stupid leaders, the bitter personalities, the
low, vindictive reservations of the "delcnd-
er of the faithful" We abolitoniSt OF yc
Enterprise ? Out of thine own convcn-
ton comes thy con lemnation, wicked
scribblcr The republican party con-
denim the acts of the republican city
Council, and in so doing sustain the
course which the Courier has taken.
The other nominations are Only obiec
tionsblc on the score Of politics, save that
Of Mr.. Joslin, for Justice of the Peace,
who, it is well known, has enough bust
ness on his hands without that, aud will
not attend to it if elected. The design Of
the arranp cmcnt is to throw all the
business into the hands Of the other JUS
ticcs. How well the people like that
programme, we shall see at the polls.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

SLAVES. - During the good sleighing
last winter, there were received in one
day at the yard of HUMPHREY SHAW, in
this city, eighty:toV loads Of slaves, with
from $50 to 400 in each load and of
which not five per cent. were culls.--
There arc three other yards in the city,
at which there were received the same
day an average of twcnty-three loads
fiity-thrce loads in one day, and an aggre-
gate Of 81 ,573 slaves.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

EL The February term of Court for
this county commences to-day. Should
Tobias and Foster, VIII, have been re.
leased on bail, make their appearance, we
may look for an interesting time. Her
bert, charged with the murder Of Har-
rinngtcn At Sebewaing will be present, and
wall doubtless have his trial.--Twcola
Pioneer.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

BOOK BlMDERY!!
p II r r Y JOSL/N-

A the Office Of tho Saginaw Enterprise, Water
"a street, East Saginaw is prepared TO do Book
binding in all its various branches also Ruling and
other work in tho limo
HIS stock, materials and implements are of the
best quality, and under the supervision Of FIRST
CLASS BINDER, work entrusted 10 him will in all
instances be done satisfactorily. r. JOSLIN
East Saginaw, Feb Q, 1860. tag
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

THE STEAM DREDGE, now lying at the
lower end of the city, is to be put in inn
mediate repair Tor the purpose of dredg-
ing out the Bayou channel opposite the
Salt Works.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

MUZzLE YOUR DUGS.-By the following
extracts, il will be seen that many por-
tons of the State are troubled to an
alarming extent with rabid dogs. In this
city we certainly have more extensive
and various supply of the canine species,
than any place of its size in christendom.
"Both mongrcl, puppy, whclp and hound,
and ours Of low degree" are scattered
about promiscuolsly; singly, in pairs and
by the dozea,and in view of the dire effects
which must result, should the hydrophobia
get among them, we insist that our city
authorities see to it at once, that they
are either properly muzzlcd, or indis-
criminatcly slaughtered
HYDRoPHoBIA. - Quite number OF
rabid dogs have been killed in this place
within few days past, rs well as some
who were found running at large without
muzzles When the evidence of hydro
phobia among them was FIRST discovered
notice was gwen by the Common Council
that all dogs in the village should be
muzzled or otherwise properly secured, On
they would be shot by the Marshal upon
their appearance in the streets. While
many of our citizens have promptly
obeXel this Injunction, we regret to say
their own safety and that of their neigh.
bors still permit their dogs to run at
large withoutmuzzlcs. Wcmustattyibutc
this to nothing less than rccklcssncss OF
carelessncss. We hope Mr.. Weed will
continue to perform his duty, unpleasant
as it is, until the law is fally complied
with. Any person has legal right to
Kill dogs that are at large without Al
muzzlc. 1t is common law right to
abato a public nuisance. May the right
be exercised.-BGy CITY Press.
MAD Docs. - The dog of Mr.. l.. w.
Bodwell, Of this city was running about
the city on Sunday last, and bit several
dogs - manilesting symptoms of being
rabid. On Monday he ran off casterly
from the city three or four miles, turned
about, came back through the city and
ran off west, and we are informed he was
killed Monday afternoon, in the town of
Lima. 1t is said he bit great number
of dogs in and about the city-and it is
necessary that all the dogs which have
been bitten should be killed Immediately,
or shut up for two or three weeks, as a
matter of prccaution, so as to prevent
their doing mischief in case they become
mad.
We understand Mr.. Wait, of Scio, has
lost several dogs by bydrophobia, within
few weeks past, and that Mr.. Ticknor,
of Pittsfield, has lost several sheep, and
one hog, and Mr. Yost has lost heifer
of the same disease. Several dogs, in
and about Ypsilanti, were bitten, and
killed some two or three weeks SINCE
Great caution should be exercised upon
this subject for some weeks to come
Am Arbor Journal ODD
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

Tnr STEAMER MAGNET, is being thor
oughly overhaulcd, repaired and painted,
and will be early in readiness for next
seasons "tugging." Capt. MARTIN SMITH
will continue to 'pull the bells"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

The STEAMER CANADA, now lying al
Bay City, is being fitted up as a passcn-
ger boat, to run between Bay City and
Saginaw City.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

SwiFTsURE LINE.-Of the vessels com.
posing this line, which is to run between
this port and Buffalo; the schooncrs
QWcksfep and Starlight are here aud are
now in process of "ftting out" The
bark Jesse Hoyt, laid up last fall at Mil
waukce, the bark Sunshine at Chicago.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01
Lrariablgin Adranee; 1g- Each Paper addressed go

the Subscriber and sent 10 Any posfoGce desired.
Single Copy, 81 80. Twenty Copies, Twenty Dol.
lars, aud EXtra Cory 70 the person who forms the
Club. For "A Club Of Fifty, We give Three Extra
Copies, or the Tri.Wcekly Tribune. For Club of
ono Hundred, Six Extra Copies, or the Daily Tribune
The Low Price 10 Clubs Will not admit Of the pay
ment of commission to Agents, beyond the above
terms. our aim and design IL 10 iuri-h 10 Michigan
readers a MICHIGAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Equal Ia Size aud General Interest, and Better, for
them, than any New York or other Eastern Paper, at
the LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE TO CLUBS, a.
a means OF preparing and terrifying s political friends
State Issues and all questions OF state Policy and
State Administration, aud n an iuduccmcnt TO Vol
uutM'y Effort the part Of the Republicans OF Mich
igan for the general good to get up clubs and extend
It's circulation TO every organized Township IN the
State. Republicans. Rally to The Support Of your
County aud State Papers.
Persons engaging TO get up Clubs are requested to
send In subscrber- names fast obtained, AT one
dollar year. Subscriptions may commence nj any
time Pay iheays m AdraHoe. When Club Of sub
scribers has been forwarded additions may be made
II the terms, whether sent In by the person
forming Il or not II II not necessary that the mem.
brrs Of club seoud receive their papers NJ the
Fostot1cc. Cicrg,racn eupplied az tue Zones,
Cub Rites. Money MAJ be forwarded by mail at our
risk Specimen C0piss win be sent free 10 al who de
firc them. . ~ persons n0tr taking The Tribune
can ReHer their Subscriptions az Dollar Year.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01
M A II RI Ed

AT Sinnence City, Feb. 10, 1860. by Rev. Henry
jackson, PETER BALDWIN, Esq, of Bay CITY 10 Miss
MARY SAw-kAw-so- wAY-ouA, of this place
Detroit Free Press please copy.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01
Church DIRECTORY.

CoSGRrGArIoSAL-Rev. W. C. Smith, at Buena
Vista HALL every sunday at hat past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock in The evening.
MErnopisr EPIscoPAL.-Rev Cunrfs MosHER,
at half past 10 o'clock A. NJ and half past o'clock
in the evening, every Sunday.
LurnEnAS.-Rev. CcNnAD voIz, every Sunday at
III o'clock in the forenoon.
Protestant ErIscoPAL.-Rev q. u. ESGLE, at
the Common Council Room, every Sunday ut half
past 10 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ.
every Sunday, at l0t o'clock, A. NJ and 7 J. M.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01

REGISTER YoUH NAnEs.---Thc books OF
registration in the several wards of this
city viii be open on Thursday aud Friday
of next week, March LIST and %, and no
longer, at the following places
In tie Isl Yard, Engine House No. 2.
&" " I'd A" Com. Council Room.
Sd " Hess g. Bros Foundry.
When and where all persons entitled to
the elective franchise under article Z Sec
ton of the Constitution of the State
of Michigan must register their names
to entitle them to the privilege of voting
at the ensuing election.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01
THE pErRoIT DAILY TRIBt-NE

l. published every Evening, and sent by Mail at six
dollars per anuum
TIE DETROIT TRI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE.
l. published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evening and mailed regularly the Evening of pub
lcatiol at Three dollars per aunun; two copies, Five
dollars, Ave copies to address, Ten dollars; and
any larger number ~ the same rate.
Address, BARNS FRENCH & WAY, Publishers.
Nos 50 aud 81 Shelby Street, Detroit, Mich. n2Jw6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-03-01
VISTER'S HALSAM on Wild CHERRY
EISTER'S BALSiA OF Wild CHERRY

The Best Remedy erer hn0,cn TO Nan!
For Coughs Colfs Asfhpa, Coup bronchitis, In
.Euensd, Bieeding, Of the Lungs, Difficult
BREATHING, Lirer 4Gectioas Pain or reak-
ness Of Breast or side, First Stages
Of Consumption, ete
In short this Balaam is peculiarly adapted 10 every
disease of the Lungs and Liver which is produced by
our every varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known TO possess i'm
portant medicinal properties This fact Is familiar
every matron in our land and physicians often pre-
scribe it in different forms for variety Of oom-
plants. Tar, also has been equally noted for its
vifues and some physicians, whose names arc familiar
to the whole country, have gone far to declare
that even consumption could be cured by that alone
In other hands, again. il nearly vaueless, owing
doubt to their ignorance in preparing and admin.
isering ita difficulty now entirely obyated by pa
tient experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers Of these two
substances are now for the first time combined and
embodied in DIR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF VILE
CHERRY. by nice chemical process, every thing
deloterious useless is rejected, that what
mains Is the most extraordinary and truly eficacous
remedy for all kinds of pulmonary and liver diseases
ever known TO man.
Sold by all Druggists.
JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor.