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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

Mai. Reynolds, and would not for the world
say a word to injure his feelings. We think
ne Is one cf our most onterprising citizens,
generally sharp OF bargain, indeed, noto-
rious for his close, sharp, business qualif-
cations but mere abecediEarian in politi-
cal matters, and was, therefore, shamefully
oyer,TeacheG by Blair, Hoover & Co. They
have made their bargain good with Gen.
Fleming for the next State Senatorship, if
Co. Vim. Il. Blair and the Milesbnrg aspi-
rant can agree among th smsslyes, which of
them will be the candidate of Gsntre, and
tnc people ratiry IT We are mistaken in tho
honesty and spl os our fellow citizens
and Dsmoqrats1 ii tfssy win endorse such
rasca!y Darst Il ana S a-igues, and suffer
themseksas h he sold Asssbeep in the sham
les.
ons hog is clear and certain, that, how
ere heness the Democratic delegates were
bessra sl.y came to Bellefonte to attend Inc
Co1gention last August Court, Blair, Seely
.pnd the Clique, in order to carry out thoir
own deep laid and selfish schemes. deceived
them, and slaughtered Col. John Rishal, after
pleading with him for months to Be.a eandi-
date, Mr.. JAS. Furey. Hugh Lourim sre. ESQ.
Col P. ". Barpiart Geo. Hoaston, Ny.
Weaver, YIN. Allison aDd "a Fhdmber OF
o:bers. These men serss s1aag1ters3 because
i Was part Of the dfqma. Blair, Geely,
Bornhart and the Clique, saw that it would
not do to have them nominated. But we tell
these. slaNgEtsred ya,3iJates, and the unsus.
rectiEg ard honest voters in The Democratic
party, that you ~iII have Blair, and other
member Of tha BelIefonte Clique, for canii-
dates next fell. Mark cur words. We
know tie iutriguors and wire -puileg9.
Therefore, We say now, let every man VINO
loves fsie 9iay-lst every honest Independent
oemocsH-Iet every man who has any pride
oc character, or county pride. who has any
desire to see the business interests Of Centre
county and the whole State revived and pro-
tee ed, vote the whole American Republican
or PEOPLES TICKET, in October next,
from Governor down to Auditor, without g
scratch, JL2r Or a bot If you do, we will
insure batter times, indeed, al will be made
right with tho tax payers Of Centre the
coantry become prosperous and bappy y-and
Blair, sesly Bsr art, and the whole Bellies
conse cliquq Iaas e know, that the peo-
pie will n elves to be deceived,
and thai best policy.
Free Respective Of party,
We Ike blow, nov, in
favcW1-s RIe LIBERTIES purchased
Tor 80 ~ tneEb (our Fathers. viii
you stand IDLY your arms folded,
when t'tcher3t 3ry rule the hour
When the DEG Of man, ay9 about
to be trampz by those you have
elevated t9< have so long de4
eeived ~ 70 believe you will
rally 4 our power, and on
the s9 0ber next, with &
free DIS. you viii Ilmarch
~ goi
An heVrf sTittli llle o'E8~or ivGanA @
How guslsed ths life blood np8
Gushed warm with h ope dad sovl q
Upon the soil they fought to save!'
In the language of Milton, let us have.
No thought Of flight,
None Of retreat, no uubecoming deed
That argues fear: let eqch on himself rely,
As only in his arm the romen. lay
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
iT. ". 3.
For tie Ccnre Dcm0cy0t
WULIA1sPoET, Sep. I2,b, 1860
Coz. W. v. Brown,

DcHr Sir =
prom
ised you, wien had tho pleasure Of seeing
you last, thlt would give You some of the
doings respecting the nomination c caudi-
date for Congress, by the Locotoco party, for
this District, You asserted it would be a
Centre county mau. If you rcileGjcr, l
told you it 9ould not be. I hal the adYan-
tago of you and now | viii explain There
is to be al election for President Judge in
this Judicial District, nez: year. Gen. Flem-
ing gave'ou he was to be candidate for that
Office The Democrats Of AlIagheny county,
refusing to nominate Judge Maynard, who
was imposed upon them bj Gov. Packer, be
returned to our town. andIt the .p;ac;ice of
the Law. lie also lad .he Gm5iti2n to be
come a candidate fer tho Jadsaship Of oc-
District This, therefore, caused c7asziag
among the friends Of Fleming and Maynard,
But Maynard, Q cnto Eanleo, knew bow to
tickle Flening'a vanity, a3d ut once, sprung
upou LIN, ao thu candidates for Congress
knowint. as ho did, that .hcco was nc earth
ly chance for tbo election c. the old Fossil
but he wanted him killed. ~ YOUR rasn in
Centre wanted to kill Mai Reynolds, BY the
emntv honor Of a complimentary vote. Gen.
Fleming bi. at Maynard's Jait an3 immedi-
ateIy commenced operations. lie knew that
Centre and MjGiin oountie' must be won, and
he and few others, wrote 10 somo Of the
Dcmocratic politicians aGyoHr county, prom
is;ng, as they have os.la done hci,re, to ~jvo
them the re1s oaudida.3 tor Congress, and
also &c eivs Centre tie nyz5 candidate for
State Senate.
Gcu Fleming pa;i your county visit,
aad on his return, Stated "Lo would be the
unanimous n3l.:aea. That taa 5urgatncrs Of
Ceate county had secured, and instructed in
favor Of man, whom! the scattering votes on
any other occasion wua!L have beaten, hs ha1
secured The Conf2soe,, aad al was sale, as
tba Confcyees were coder b;s thumb" One
Of liza frian = said. Fotoiar 7reg ra;a. to vi
jtthc Dutch ard BE- g,ouli Jsias t..5la Gu. o.
fhe;r boots, This know to be true. arl
moreover. ! know tbasha has made 4 butt and
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

Douglas men, honest Democrats of Centre
County how can you Consistently vote for
Gen. Henry D. Foster, who stands upon a
Platform Endorsing the Administration of
James Buchanan How can you vote for
man, who will not tell you whether he is in
favor of Douglas or Breckinridge2 Whether
be is in favor of Popular Sovereignty, or a
Slave Code for the Terri itories? Gen. Foster
is to all intents and purposes mum Candis
date, working to deceive both the Douglas
and Breckenridge wings of the party. Hon.
est Democrats of Centre will you suffer your
selves to be decelYed2 Col. A. G. Curtin
. know. Come with us, and vote for
n..Iy's favorite son. Try US this
~ deceive you half SO badly
20 party have done
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

That while We have herstotcTo treated Gen.
Foster as gentleman, that the 7Fo'cbman
has acted the backyard IN publishing the
DouJ}s Skull story when they knew that it
was false. Now, therefore, know ye all men
that while we Will not publish anything
2cainst Geo. Foster bat what we know to be
true, that The H'atclman, not we, are to
blame. And in consideration Of these facts,
we, FIRST assert that the man who &sserta that
Col. Curtin said that 'fDutcbman has two
skulls. is notorious ltGr, ScoundrcJ and ell
liam, and we can prove him such il any
Court Of record il Centre County, or il the
State Of Pennsylvania. No man, not even
Col. Curtin8' worst enemies, believe lin 20
be a fool, and no man but fool would make
such an assaFtion. Col. Curtin has been the
particular iaverite of the Germans of Centre
Co=nty, and has given more legal advice, for
nothing. and done more for the German pop
ulation of Centre county, than any other law
yer in the County.
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,
That Gen. Henry D. Foster is not states
man, is not considered as such by the Iead>
ers Of bis own party, and If they would have
had any hope Of success, Gen. Foster never
would have been the nominee Of his party for
GubernatoriaI honors.
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,
That Henry D. Foster is in the hands, and is
the plant tool of, the same corrupt clique
that has controlled the politics of this State
for years, and under whose misrule and cor
rup,ion the State taxes haYe become bur-
den too heavy to be borne.
u. KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That HenryD. Foster. whilea social GENTLE
man.is spendthrift. knows nothing Of fha
value Of money, has done what Col. Curtin
Fsg "a seorn to do. to wit: Hquandered. while
a member Of Gonstess. bis wife's fortune, am
pie though it were.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Gen. Foster has not the power to say
Yes when he should say it, or No! when
it would be to his interest to say it. That be
has no backbone in other words, mind of
his own-the supplient plant tool Of set of
politicians who have ruled this State for
years, to its detriment and its ruin. lie will
be as clay in the hands Of the postsr-as wax
before the fre-so he, in the hands OF the
corrupt politicians of the Democratic party
in this State, will be moulded to suit their
own purposes, their own wicked and selfish
designs.
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,
That all persons. irrespective Of Faty, who
believe il ,ho prosperity of Pennsylvania
who are in favor Of reduction Of taxes-who
are honestly opposed to the extension Of sla-
very into Free Territory-who are il :asor
ol Free HON esteads for free working men
who arc in favor Of Protection to american
Lqbor-wiII vote for Col ). c. Curtin, Cen
ire Countys' favor:la son, and 90 ali they
can, in an honorable way, to elevate him to
the Cubernatorial Chair Of tho keystone
Sale.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Viz Iory Certain.

Ne nave IL company with Jas. S. Bgisbiu
Jno Il. StoVer, j. I. Riddle, A. c. Tonner,
K. Ii. Crosthwaite and others addressed our
fellow citizens, at uafmoon, Unionville,
Eagle Works, Nittany Hall, Philipsburg.
Tyrone, and few other places, and we tell;
our friends that the enthusiasm of our party
j. nnSounded. The peOplo nearly ali say
they want change of Government affairs.
yand they are determined to have it, by voting
fer lincoln Hamln Curtin, Hale, Duncan;
Alexander Johnston, Longw FL aHd TIE
Whole county ticket. lndenens
asat Freemen of Centre arouse 10 action,-
IN little over two weeks, you viii be called
luroh to deposit your votes. viii YOU vote
lin tAvor of Freedom, or Slavery? VIII Won
Ggoaf for Protection, or the ruinous fre5 trades
'p0ttey OF the Democratic leaders? We Leave
y Wish you. Answer those questj,na as on
~ Tfeemen can answer them. The interests
H The country, the Interests of your wives
Nrd ehidren, all call upon you 20 vote for
lfacoln Hamlin and Curtin To the Polls
Eafhe Polls. w.w.B
To, OUR CoRRESpoNDENrs.-G Gentlemen, YOUR
eefasHpnications are received, and shall appear so
soon as we make room for thell Send in
more Make them short and to the point
zzzE-sz-gzzzazs
!. AS, II. R.ANEGGS, NTTOREEY-1T-
- LA v, GEALEfoNrE, PA, Will attend prompt
ly 9oali legal business entrusted to him. Office
E'sas 9eor to tn Post 01lce. [Sopt %, 80 If. (
NI 0TiC CE.-The creditors Of the T, r,Yo : Lock
81 H zen Railroad Com pany are hereby not
ildssp resent their cai ms to the so,letv rs earIv
~ dssss1 Gle By order ot tue Board.
ezS Ma "a W.. ELALSH, SEQ ~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
0ur WIliarsport Correspondent.

" :
kwould be tbeiOominee, and as
!, Centre county men, for ever
compelled to be mere hewers Of
|fawers Of watei, for tho Demo-
- puliers Of Lycoming county
"a knew at iNast one year ago that
EemiDg, afraid that the people would
DOT consider him qualified for the Judicial
ermine; commenced his operations to obtain
the Congressional nomination. Accordingly
letters were written to Milesburg TO & certain
p political aspirant, informing him, if he would
supp5st and sd Fle ming In his schemes, he
should be The nominee for the State Senate
next fall While at the same SIMS promises
were made to Col. Wa. Il. Blair that if he
agreed to sell the Democratic vote Of Centre
to Fleming, be should surely be the Scnato-
rial nominee the raxt cbaoce. these T3r-
thies. therefore, vent to work IN csoG eagaest
to SEQ what could be dore. As rr. Foster
was an aspiraDt for 3enat9ria! hoaors next
Toll, Col. Blair, in order 20 ret him ~. +
bis way, plead, nay, inn bred the Doctor 70
accept the complin enfary vote of Centre
county, showing him g: tie same t'a9 :hat
it would secure hin tho Domiaatioa two
GbdIS GEt CV' DHL Jt, uSttl WIS l!iii "'is:
to be caught in such trap, Drs. Berry
SjrobocSer and others weya solicited ou5 as
they wro honest men they 6new tbcy could
stand 10 chance, and the anxiety oG the Belle
fyuto clique il ,hcr behalf AROUSED ,boir
susricions and Usy cou!l not BIZ caught
Faiei in this, arl notwiths -and.nE HE Sc
we're thrt>5s st Il J, oynold<, which Blai:
Hoover /: Co.,, he'd pablsheG IN The Uatc5-
nlaa, they were cc:npoIled, 5y re frca Of
circumstances, to &c to work for him And
at tthey went.
Ailtbo energjea OF those men we're taxed
to tbcir cry utmost, to convince tbs voters,
and delegates 10 tirs county Coryantion That
MAJ VIM, 7. Reynolds wae really Demo
crat, and ei.titIsU to the complimentary vote
ofCany, as candidate foE Congress-. They
a,1cceedtd and i was amusing to see the
5r513 g.itS that riayed over the couatenan-
css of these meD. wheL they discover ed that
~ was rue,os7--tbat de ,"i.j.al and
Aac.iJcd 4poE lao honest voters u
>z.yo cousu,na:ed. We ara 10!
.'1 .;ss ;ss
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,

KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,
That Henry D. Foster ia in the hands, and is
the plant tool of, the same corrupt clique
thai has controlled the politics of this State
for years, and under whose misrule and cor
rup,jon the State taxes have become bur
den ton heavy to be borne.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Rsmen1hnr.

DAVID, North Of the Diamond,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
1860. BAKERY. 1860.
I-- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIVES @ AvED
BY TINE USE oF
st. Johns Cough and Consumption
5 Y r / u
$50 - 49, = az - -, .. : :

4 49,
Two hotties Of Syrup cured Ms y n. Fife. Bascorn
Ohio, 81 cough aud pain IA her side Of three years
one butte curel TIE wife ~ G. Zimmerman. ESQ.
ConndssHn~r of Seneca county, Ohio. Of cpngt aud
pan i, nrt = e ann nreai, ., titee Years Sting
slip ~ cough, With severe pain Ia her se and breast
Four hoi,les cured Ms. q. W. zeigl~r Fort Seneca
Ohia 81 : cnuy IN "a yer .ls ANA breis' and s.n
d"r the care 81 n.y. plys'eiis all OF whom pronounced
Two bottles c1re,l Mrs Small or Fort BAH. oho OF
cough o. twenty years stan ling She t,pk !. when
CHI Il. drrc w after having had the net,rs.
Five bottle. cured young lady IN ths family of Mr.
John Miller. Fen township Sreees 90. q Of n rouvh
aud plpnt"n ~ the heart Of abont wears standing
She appar, ntlv upon the verge Of the grave Ter
phvsician nd friends expected he would soon die, AMI
Three bo,tlrs cured Mrs rIz beth Csmpbrr m old
with wd,h sis isd been suffering sec-iai wears
Three titles cure, g. l. Johnson Esq Cashier ~ tlls
several months standing. which II feared w6ald
One bottle cured q w,i.,n. Member Of Cong s..
foin oho. iir wrote rom Washington ~ ~ his fem
tgah, AID Cnn.amptIon gyrup wli%s want g,r
friend. TIE ot. obtained the day lrn hume. ire,
one lsrg. bottle restored nrxc~ilcnt health d,ush
ter of " sltier, ESD. OF Ia CON o. She was Athlete
with very severe eoagi aud pain IN her side about 81,
Four large bo,ics en-ed Mr.. J shar,r. ne " Green
prevented him from dung hard work. Que physieil
SS n whS ie G pny rs s """'r "' '0"'"'
~ Jahn's Tough NJ Con.nnptlon syrup" says q
and eod, Ia L,s We a, not INV t.gaaHI Naoer.a
patient, apparently striking under con sumption la
besn restored - heal by su~s. wehaye ised Il wu
great success W nnr ,,iNn lanily. -,
tue rirei pr, Stoier; respectable o'i sehoo
piy.cih' 81 prcgnn Vis. iis Was soinr mouths con
hiir'i 10 his heb WIN uisense nl The mugs sewn
phy.cisn. visited him. aud agreed in the belief that hs
could not recover -
Cornecticut Mr. Elw,r, N K,.to. x.s r,v.,
,,o,n.ctcut wrote Dee ii iss,. -, i,.y.,Ini
through great portion ~ the Western country, be
sumprn syrup. which i. so verv exensively used in
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

Goals TO NEwcAsrLE.--It is fact
that at the present time large, and, we
might almost say, ma portion of the
produce consumed here comes from Can
ada. Thousands Of barrels Of flour, and
bushels of oats and potatoes; tons of
meal middlings, bran, shorts, and feed,
have been sold at different ports on the
river since last August, and the supply is
still coming. With vast extent of as
good agricultural country as any in the
West, right at our doors, lands cheap,
labor reasonable, n home market the
best in Michigan, and every inducement
to encourage the agricultural interest, it
is question well worthy Of considera-
ton, how long shall we continue to pur-
chase that which we ought to produce ?
Let our people take this question care
fully into consideration, and we are GER
tain that something may he done to all
vance that interest, which must, in time,
become the most important of any in the
great Valley of the Saginaw"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

We have before alluded TO the fact
that this is one Of the most feasible
points in Michigan for the erection of a
first class Tannery, and call attention to
it again at this time, with the hope that
this article may fall into the hands OF
some one who will at least take the
trouble to come here and see if what we
state is not susceptible Of the clearest
demonstration. Some Of the inducements
TO the investment of capital in the tan
merry business here are these:
An abundant supply Of bark, Of all
kinds necessary in the business, which
can be procured at very low figure.
Cheap lumber and timber in any guam
tity for buildings. Fuel cheap. l
A supply of hides which, for want of a
better market, find their way to Detroit,
causing purchasers here to pay double
freight on leather imported. r
A home demand for the leather which
is immense, and which is increasing year
ly with the growth of the Valley.
And every induccmcnt which can be
desired in the way Of facilities for carry.
ing on the business, purchase of location,
convenience for shipment, &c, &c.
Ii is needless for us to state what is so
fully apparent, that in a country where
numbering is carried on to the extent that
it is here, the demand for leather of all
descriptions is necessarily great, and we
are astonished that the tanning business
alone seems to be almost entirely neg.
lccted in the valley of the Saginaw
Lumbermcn, merchants, machnists, me-
chanics, lawyers, doctors, are crowding
in upon MS, and we have enough and to
, spare for them all, with salt in abundance
to preserve their bodies now let us have
some one to take care of their soles."
and surely all will be well with us.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19


SALr.-A new pump has been rugged
90 the salt well by means Of which %
gallons of brine have been raised per
minute. Three days steady pumping at
the rate of seven gallons per minute with
the old pump did not in the least dimin-
ish the supply, and ten hours pumping
with the new pump at the rate of 20
gallons per minute had not the slightest
effect thereon.
EEThe Saginaw City Salt Manufac-
turing Company have sent east after a
Superintendent to take charge Of their
boring operations.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

e. Mr.. Burt, one Of the lumber
dealers on Pine River, informs us that
over 10000 Pine logs are lodged in the
River below Indian Town, filling the
River for thirteen miles.
These logs when sawed will make %
000,0 600 feet of lumber, and have all been
cut and run into the river from this
county within the last six months
When it is understood that it is of a
better quality than that on most of the
rivers in Northern Michigan, some true
estimate of the lumber interests in this
county may be made.--Gr0t Ne'es, -ipr. q.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

AWmITE PoRpoIsE.---Three Canadians
recently caught porpoise of the above
description in the Saginaw river, weigh
ing two thousand three hundred and sixty
pounds.--N y. Mercury.
Since the saliferous discoveries in this
region, there seems to be great change
going on in the waters of Saginaw river
and bay, and also in the character Of the
iinny tribes who dwell therein. They
are of the sca-salty. Shoals of black
fish are seen frequently, Sharks are very
numerous. Huge Dolphins
4" Bare their backs of gold"
Porpoises blow" along the shores, and
Captain MARTIN SMITH, of the steamer
Magnet, reports q great monster ashore
near the Charities,
:" Very Ike a whale"
An immense oyster bed has been dis.
covered near the mouth of the Saublc,
and Shrimps, Smells, and Porgies" ate
now common articles Of food on the Bay.
The mist which arises from the
water is so strongly impregnatcd with sa-
line particles that the bordering forests
are completely covered with jets of salt,
and on a bright, sunny morning the whole
Saginaw Valley looks like the tabled
region we read of, where beautiful groves
are hung with sparkling diamonds, and fes-
toons of amethyst, and topaz and garnet,
and emerald, and precious stones of rare
value and beauty dangle about promscu-
ously, while the air is filled with icwcled
blackbirds, and pigeons, and high-holdcrs,
and wood-pcckcrs, and tip ups, and mud
hens, and crows, and chickcn-hawks, and
thousands Of winged songsters, whose
rich and gorgeous plumagc contrasts
finely with the enchanting scenery around,
above and beneath. One fact in partcu-
lar is worthy of notice: all birds in this
region are now easily caught, the atmos-
phere doing the business of putting salt
on their tails" whereby, as has been I'M
dcrstood for years, they are at once rem
dered tame and docile.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19
w STAR :
BNLSAM
Mid CHERRY.

Inc Best Remedy oyer
known TO man for the per
manent CURE of CON
SUMPTION, aud ell IL
lneipient symptoms, such
as
Coughs, Colds, Iioarse-
ness, Group, HHuensa,
Bleeding Of the Lungs,
Lirer affections, Pains IL
breast or Side, Night
.Sreats, PhAiisie, Hlaam-
nation Qfhe Lungs and
throat, Uhooping Cough,
asthma, and an Broa-
chial AgsetiOns.
Through the winter
months, coughs and colds
are most prevalent Of all
the various ills that flesh Is
heir 10. We would advise
such Of our readers, and
others, who may be thus
afflicted, 10 avail them
selves Of that excellent
medicine, "WIsTAR's BAL
SAM OF Wild CHERRY, "
which, judging from our
experience and that of
others, we consider it be-
jng one Of the safest and
most eifectual remedies
that have ever been con-
coeted for the above COM
plants, and which meets
with the cordial approval
Of many Of the best ply
sicians. And rs "delays
are dangerous" and coughs
and colds frequently ter
inmate in consumption,
this cflicacious remedy
should Mt once be rosortod
To.
WIsrAR's BALsAM. =
We regard the wild cherry
treo as one Of Natu7e's
own physicians sort of
Good Samaritan of the
forest-for its " medical
gum" has relieved the suf-
ierings and saved the lives
of thousands. The Balsam
prepared by DIR. Wistar is
a pure and perfectly relia-
bic preparation Of the real
Cherry Essence, and ii is
a remedy by no means
"bad TO take" We speak
confidently and strongly in
its praise, from having wit
messed its renovating inau-
ence in consumptive cases,
whom all other prcscrip-
tons had proved Of no Of
feet.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-19

EXTRACT
|YELLowTDocE

Avn
l.. -. Il,
|SA IL "a RI 10 4 Il IN
The Gren iainef o.
the blood, ~,
An iniaiiinie remedy io :,
SrrVeld, Anlgs, Efu,
|hi'en'ndtismi OBSTINATE
II Hfai,eohs Erul,fio''S'
EF"npfes or pustiifes o."
Fhe race, Do'is, bioieAeS,
.Chrs''c sore o., Eyes, h"'g-
irorm or iefter enlarge
nienf ana ram ~ inc
ZONES or Jo,'i,s Stecoo'n
CleerS, Syi'niiaac Di.ros
||ders, LInl0ag0 SIind'
|Cd"iPiG','ss' anu al d's-
|easss arising IRON, an ihJu-
iicious use OF Mercury,
imprudehce OF LIE, OF
lmpurity Oh the BLOOD
lhis grea, aiiefau'e med
cine anu purlher oil the
|plooa Is now used by thou-
SANDS Oh grateful patients,
irom all parts OF me Ini-
ted states, VINO testify di'i-
.ly ON the reinarkaple cures,
performed oy tue greatest
,of All mediciocs, 1uf-
,sorrs EXTRACT OF Eli
.Low Doch AND oAissAPA-
RiLLA' Neuralgia, hheu-
,matisin, scroiuia' Lrup-
.tions on the SKIN, LAYER
diseases, fevers, oieer
,sores, Affections OF the
lhldneys' Diseases on Tue
Throat, Female compiain,s,
'Pains ana aching OF the
|. bones anu JOINTS, are speed
.hy' put 10 hign1, oy using
TINS u great ana u in q,
.helledy; ior an diseases
.of the blood, morning mas
YET been round 10 compare
win II. III clehnses the