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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-30

Samuel R.. Curtis, of this State, an Of
fcer in the Mexican war, has been ap
pointed Brigadier General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

ture can lawfully prohibit its extence, and that it
tie duty OF Congress 10 provide for III needfp pro.
lection: may we not wisely follow the example 81
our fathers, by Ieenacting the old compromise line of
lS.0, and extending 20 tho boundary OF CGhiomia
Not by the OF legislation of doubtful consiiu-
.tioraliy, but by ~ amendment to the CONSTITUTION
Itself and TINS permanently fix the condition OF the
Territories, 20 that those who desire occupy them
may find q home, at their discretion, either where
Slavery is tolerated or where 1t If prohibited III tne
adoption OF such amendment would peacefully settle
the difficulties which now surround u.s. am satisfied
that it would be sanctioned by the people II pennsyl
yana. At all events, they shouid have an opportunity
to accept reject it, if made as peace-ofering
wonld, therefore, recommend the General Assembly
to instruct and request our Senators and Representa-
tiyes in Congress 10 support proposition for such an
amendment to the Constitution, to be submitted Tor
ratification rejection to Convention Of delegates
elected directly by the people of the State.
In the event of the failure Of Congress to propose
this or a similar amendment to the Constitution the
citizens of Pennsylvania should have opportunity,
by the application of peaceable remedyo prevent
the dismembernent of this Union This can only be
done by calling Convention of delegates to be elected
by the people, with view solely TO the consideration
of what should be taken to meet the present
fearful exigencies. If Congress should propose no
remedy let from the of all authority,
the people Themselves.
Every attempt upon the part of individuals or Of
gained societies TO lead the people away from their
allegiance 10 the Government to induce them to yo-
late any Of the provisions OF the Constitution or TO
incte instructions in any of the States Of this Union,
ought to be prohibited by law crimes of treasona-
bic nature II is of the first Importance to the per-
petuity of this great Union, that the hearts Of the
people, and the action Of their constituted authorities,
should be in unison in giving faithful support to the
Constitution of the United States. The people of
Pennsy vania are devoted to the Union. They will
follow its stars and its stripes through every peril
But berore assuming the high responsibilities now
dmly foresbadowed il il their solemn duty to
every Just cause of complaint against themselves,
that they may stand before High Heaven and the civ
ilzed world without fear and without reproaeh ready
to devote their lives and their fortunes to the support Of
the beet form OF government that has ever been devised
by the wisdom or man. WV. +. PACKER.
ErkcrrIyn DEpAKrnyNr Horyi.bpyg, jar. 2. 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

In steamship Persia for Lireypoo John ymkly, Mr. Leeds
d. and Mrs Thomas OReily St Louis; Mr sud Mr. T. A. C.
Cocbune n. ID. Finayson, MonIeal Il. e. Godsn,
Haven n {. Wooster, N. Y; p A. Moore j. RoOers Iue
bee p Brown sc. rotary u g. Legation CoIssDin ople
w Gush, Halifax, John Murphy, n. John b. English Phil
sdslphia uble kew0rleaos Oswald Earle Liverpool; G.
SHAW, England Henry G. Jsnett Bsltimoe Mr. and Ms
Jones, England: Rev G. Leege Chas Alden Albany j..
Loeb Ohio; John r. CGntwe Philadelphia; r. j. Soahworb,
GEORGETOWN. D. c.; Reese Cal Jas Picker, vi Mr. and
Mrs. H. Pherson and infant.
In steamship BorUa Jor Hamburg Hdrye and Soathds po
Otto Wernuth D. Rebpitz NJ Gray, Abr Oe:tnger Henry
Berg A. w. Bote Robert Sch0n NeyvYorki Sandorn Bal
tinore Chr Muller Weige, j. j. Ruon Philadeiraa
Jean Gsnglof Milwaukee, Henry Peter Me, M Graf No
Schneider Jacob Zepp new Magdaena Psng Gin
erna; C. Crutk New York John Zimmerman, Phiade phis,
md OF hersi IN AZ IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
EROM GEORGIA.
THE RUMORED SLAVE RESURRECTION.

From Our Special Correspondent
COLUMBUS, Ca, Dec. %, 1860.
Just at the conclusion of my last letter re-
ferred to rumOr OF an insurrection in the
vouthern part of this State. l have made such
inquiries as could prudently be made, and have
heard some Southern mep's opinion as to
the origin Of the report. / am happy to say, with
some confidence, that no instruction has really
taken place; at least, no authentic account OF
one has reached Inc, and l believe the rumors
were set on foot ip this way, to wit: The Mont
gomery, Alabama papers especially The Mail,
have abounded recently in accounts OF budding
instructions, and in inhammatory paragraphs
calculated to excite the people. l believe it is
quite generally known now that serious plot
was discovered at Pine Level, and that several
barbarous executions followed the discovery.
Another plot in Autauga County was detected,
aud many negroes were arrested and punished.
Tia MONTGOMERY Mad, without giving any par
ficdlsrs came out with several paragraphs, warn
ing all readers in the Cotton States to be ON the
alert, advising them to hang every man who
should be found in communication with slaves.
sand this advice We give says the paper
named, "in consequence Of evidence recently
elected, proving that Christmas week has been
appointed by the AbotiOnists for a servile insur-
rection in portions of the South, by fire and
poison" This portentious warning would be
enough to brighten stakeholder, of itself; but
early in Christmas week it was said that quite
uumber of the slaves who would otherwise have
been arrested in Alabama bad disappeared, and
that il was thought they had come into Georgia.
Here was matter enough for the fears of men
10 work with; if incendiary slaves, running from
certajn death, or from punishment worse than
death. had come into the State, they would, of
,.oar.s. at opce epdeayor to secure their OVID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK
Cleared.

SeamhipsBorussia, Trsutmsnn Hamburg Kunbsrdt1 Co
Chesapeake Cr0we Baltimore, H b. Cromwell Co.; Ben
Vile. Bulloch, Havana Livingston.
Standardization, Coming Hong Kong ". A. Low Bros
Red Gauntlet Liverpool Thos kichardson Coz Nor
ton Dunbar London, Durham Dimoni Saratoga, Matthias,
Antwerp Funeh Mencke JAS Foster j A5eel Liverpool,
e.. II. Marshall.
Barks-Gszee Rhodes Bar5adoeI Amazonia, Mayer Kings
road Deano Capen Brothers Mariner CieniIegos o. L.
Stephenson Co. " H. Castor, Psrnlee Barbados Bishop
Bs,-w Halcck King Barbados Burdett Everett; Tyne
(Br Kenny Londonderry j. b. Johnson Mckemon, Bristol,
Thos. James.
SchOo1eT-A. C. Reeves, NewberD, c. B. Dibbe Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED poR The N. Y. TKIBuxK BY GEo Rrpp.
= "WEDNESDAY, Jan. = NIL
Whole number Of Cattle at market 652i about so Bssyes
aud " stores consisting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows ana
one, two, and three old.
PRICES MARKET BEgyExtrs 90 s01 81; FIRST qualisy,
&G second quality, $685. third quality SO So ordinary IS.
PRcEs OF sroKE CATrrrWorkiug Oxen. per psir rom
E55to 5l0c Cows and Calves from ~2 $40 $50; Yesngs
none Two-yesrsod $40 10 S2; Tee-yesrsod Sl4 stT.
Sheep and Lambs, l,1g0 at market; prices
each, extra, 81 50, 80 S4G&6 or from 81 to &C. ID.
STATE
Shp& Sbp&
Cattle LIMBS Cattle. Lambs.
Maine. l04 1856 CsDads........... 10
New -bampsbire...2 4I On New fork........ 30
Vermont ..........lW
Massachusetts,, 90 1881 Total .........652 l.1D
Hides &C. y ~ Tslow 6to 6c. ID Pelt', 7sc.a 81 .ssh
Cali Skins l0Gllc. y 10.
N BEEF and First quality includes noshirs bat tho
best, large, fat, stslfed Oxen.
Second quality incnds the best grssd Oxen the best stall
fed Cows. and the best three year-old Steers
Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuge OF iotA
SBgRPExrR includes Cosses and when those OF inferior
quality thrown out.
the Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail-
Boston and Lowell and - the Ebbarg
of those the Fa4iourg from Albany.
REsARKsThere wer but frat quality cattle at meEket
Prices the last seek Sheep sold quick at last weeks
quotations The yards all empty before 10 o'cloea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
THE FORTS.

SUNDAY IN THE GhBiisoN-CoasT DEFENsEs
BEGUN IN EARNEsT--NEws FROM FORT
SIMTER-FUIL ACCOUNTS or THE PRESENT
STRENGTH or THE POST, &C.
From Tie Charleston Mercury Dee 81.
An day Saturday and yesterday our gallant troops
were busy in the performance Of the various duties
assigned them by the State AT Fort Moultrle, we
are glad TO be able 10 ;ae that matters are progress
ing swimmingy. The most vigorous measures are on
foot TO remount the Gismanlcd guns and every hour
is working wonders toward that end Al various ex-
posed points along the bay breastworks are being
ialidIy erected The details Of these oTtlcaons We
shall give al another time. But whoever glanses at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
81. I.ouis Currency.

ST. LOUIS, "wednesday, Jan. =, 1901.
Sight Exchange on New-York declined Jasper cent,
and il quoted at per cent prem. Missouri funds.
Illinois and Wisconsin currency is scarce, and quoted
par with Missouri paper.
The news from Baltimore relative to the adjustment
of the difficulties BY the House Committee Of Thirty
three was real on the Exchange this morning, and
greeted with prolonged cheers by merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

Major Deas Of the u. 5. A.. A. NJ. Jones Of Liver.
POOL, and j. +. Holiday OF the U. S. A., az the
New-York HOTEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

Steamship Marion Whiting Charleston, ndse and to
Spoaord Ieson Go. Had strong T. gales and heavy sea
the hos Dec 70 sefs a snSed steamships Co.
lunbis hence Charleston aud Augusta for Savannah
Ship Kleiwer Prus Nohiesen, Sunderland % days coal to
Shin Borneo of Boston) Edwards Penang Aug 90 and st.
Helena Nov 10, mdse to order
ship Aymar Sawyer Of and from seaspor days In ball
Lat to Walsh, Carver Chase.
ship Lucy Thompson Hubbard Liyerpool Dec To- Nose ana
Pass. 10 s. fhcmpson's Nephew. . -
Ship An ite (Swed Bober- Newcastle q d.,
coal order Had heavy w ~ gales eat OF the bhnas
Bark Cienuego., Rogers Cenuegos Dec 6, sugar &c TO
Povsrt Co Was 10 Gays NJ Of Hseras with heavy gss<
from to W lost sails ana deck load; Dec H. lat "A ~
az A. spoke Dr. bark Csndaha from BaiLe 10! Lodoa
Dec 20 % 80 passed sr Hamlet steering 40 ath
Dec Ssa River Ca Samuel Benjamin seaman ased IL,
BARI Hyperion Gibson Port SPAIN Trinidad, Dee. 9, n ball
last Dwight Was days n Of Haiteas with heavy N.
Sept. 30 via Hampton Roads ds., coal L, master.
Bsk Nerede Pius Fley muh Shields IS days, ssss 90 A.
Bs Trs DEL Forbes Wallace N S. ssys baiding stone
J. Hunter Co Experienced very heavy s. T. weather
Eliot B, ATbt). Smith Santa 81 days coffee to
julia T. Arey bound s. Dee % lat IS D. long g. spoke bark
Sweden days from Boston Tor Charleston. Was days " OF
Ha,ieras with heavy N. w. 20 N = gales
Brig L. BT Lsndia, Sidney IA days, coal 70 Post
Small
seh Ann Mana Hartick st. Martins IS days, salt to s. K
Sch Fisher LOT Frankfort Mel Seavey Csdenss Wis savar-
nah Il DAYS rnoaes bound Frankort put in TO this
hs Dor having experienced very heavy gales from ~, with
tren endons seas, since leaving Savannah
srhr. M.nneo ta, Hickman, Providence for Norfolk.
Schr Harriet Brewster Hawkins Charleston days cotton.
&c MERRILL Abbott Was days ~ of Hstterss with heavy
n. f. yales.
soop r. sprsgue Gibbs Providence days mdse. to maste
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence mdse and to
l. Oden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

Nrw.ORIEAHs, "wednesday, Jan. ?, 1861.
Havana advices of the 30tb ult state that the lic
i,sue of Treasury Notes bad failed to afford relief and
hat they were not generally received by merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03

CHARLESTON, Jam 1.-The U. H. steamship Sos 1se
Capt Berry from New-York, arrived here at
SAVANNAH Jan. 1.-The U. s. NJ steamship Aass.osx -
rived Tydee at T. and ct ihe wharf ~ eeioeA '"
morning. All wen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
oh. Liberty. Can man resign thee,
Nnca tcvinr Ieli div celIrInfn fia.nf

should Judge by tic short way in which thi
celebration was disposed of by the local press
that they were slightly disappointed in it. Ii 80
their taste is to be commended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-03
THE ARSENAI

AbOni TWO O'CLOCK yesterily aIicfnoon. Ihe FedeTNI
H,g which until that time Lad been suffered TO wave
over the hrserol was hauled down, and the glorious
Palmetto banner run up il stead. As the state nag
for the frt time tapped in the breeze from that fine
staff salute Of cannon was fired to celebrate The
event. We fancy that the guards viii watch more
zealouslv than ever now th0; they know that the Tug
of their redeemed country is floating proudly over
hem.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17

FLAo RAIsING.--A large oonconrSe,
composed Of persons Of both sexes, assem-
blcd Monday afternoon on the College
campus to witness the ceremony of eleva-
ting the National Flag over the Ohio Wesleyan
University. The banner "a most beautiful one.
measuring % by I83 feet was procured by the
students and presented by one of their number.
Mr Albright, in neat and appropriate ad-
dress. which was responded to on behalf OF the
Faculty and Trustees by DR.. Merrick President
Of the institution. After the flag was run up
and unfurled to the breeze. an earnest and in-
presSive prayer was offered by Rev o r. New
ton, followed by speech Of thrilling elo-
quence, and rePlete with patriotic devotfori eo
the country aud its cause by DR.. L D. Nc
Cal,s. and q short address by Prof. Goldman,
who referred to the fact that be had father
and two brothers in the tented field, and avow-
ed his readiness if occasion required 10 follow
their patriotic example. During the ceremonies
national salute was fired, and patriotic airs
were played by tile Brass Band and Military
Band The entire scene was one of great in
teTest, and will not soon be forgotten by those
who witnessed IL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17

MOTHERS. therei an advertisement in this
mumber of our paper, to which we wish to Call
your special attention. We do SO, not because
we are paid for doing it, but from the iact thas
we sinrersly believe it deeply interests you allu
your children to know what is there co!n
icated. We Eefsr tothirty years expeFienc.e VI
a female physician. RiIhe shape uf Mrs. WIS
lows Soothing Syrup for children teethlhg
Tens of thousands of children die yearly during
the process of cutting teeth an's' hundreds Of
thousands barely escape death, to pass a life OF
suffering. diseased in body and entee''led IN
mind all of which results from d'Sorganlz' 4
ton OF the system during the process OF teeth
ing. Mrs. Winslow, in her profession, Gh1 an
opportunity to witness much Of this suffering,
and has prepared medicine to meet the case
simple, yet perfectly effective and sure
Just the remedy needsd,
We know it acts like magic, giving almost
instant relief to the little sufferer having wit
messed the most pleasing results from the use
of it in a great pnmbeSsQf s,ses 80 disGoy-
cry in medicine for the, last hundred years will
compare with it in IT'S. bspefts to the, race, in
our opinion; and the name of one female
physician, Ut least; will be- beimmorfalized by this
medicine,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17

Col ANpHRsnS AT DELAwARE.-A telegraphic
despatch yesterday morning announced that
Col. Anderson WAS aboard the southern hnund
train on the c. c & C. Railroad en- ronte for
his command in Kentucky. A very large con-
course Of people repaired to the depot. and on
the arrival Of the train the honored hero of
Fort Sumter made his appearance on the plat
form of the rear car. and was received With
deafeninR shouts of applause. He looked IA
tizne1 and care-worn hut seemed highly graf
ihed with the fiattering reception he received.
and during the few moments the train tarried
bowed his acknowledgements. using both
hands to crafty as many as possible Of the bnys
who clustered around the platform ambitions
20 seize the hand Of the noble soldier The
Brass Bard was present. performing Hail Ce-
Iumbia as the train approached, and as it
moved on Iss way south struck up Yankee
Doodle-the same patriotic and sonl-Stirrihg
tune to which Col Anderson and his gallant
companions in arms marched out Of the gates
of Sumter to embark for the North.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17
Special Aotiffs.

Mrs c. P. Brister Elitress oe Newark 10 J
Times writes in her paper Of January g. 1859,
as follows:
We know that DR. Roback's Scandinavian
Remedies all that they claim to be The
DR. presented us with few bottles of his
scandinavian Blood Purifyer and boxes of his
Blood Pills last summer, which put new life in
to US They invigorate strengthen and leave
the system in better condition than stinu-
lants usually do aud have depressing effect
We feel safe in recommending the Blood PIri-
fer to all suffering from debility. be the cause
what it may; the Pills have this ftculfarity
they are porerfuLly active and at the same time
leave the patient stronger and in an improved
condition, different from most drastic remedies
Try them with the Blood Purifier and you will
feel like many who have been relieved, and
willing to add your testimony az to their eff
cacy. See Advertisement msyI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17

sARsAPARILA- This tropical root has a fepu-
tatfon vide as the world, for curing one class
Of disorders that affiict maukind--a reputation
too which it deserves the hest antidote we
possess for scrofulous complaints But to be
brought into use. its virtues must be concen-
tratei and combined with other medicines thvt
increase its power Some reliable compound
Of this character is much needed in the com
munity Read the advertisement of Dr.
AYREs Sarsaparilla in our columns, and we
know it needs no eneomium from US to give
onF citizens confidence in what he offers
[Organ. Syracuse. n. Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17
NOEL.g4-

m HERE will be a pstIticn preserted to lie
Hosrn "i CunmisslnLcfS II IcsN o-nty ti.ic,
Junc seSFor pray Il tbs 7yire Of
and PSt7bii-hEE C"uEtg Tuad III SCiC l., township
in saId raI.iitJ fnllGws:
B;giHningH1 ihe centre of the Eu.S Greek road On
lot lincs between Israel Viewers ana VIn. WsrrnTtnns
heifE tacEC. EcSt to said Weaver so1ih
THENCE north :0r lnCE b"twecnlSrAe WaaVer's and
Dire Gab.e fItc lands al Luther Gsbrfrl iitIc north
east tG thesJusE of Levi ifaTi ; land heTe
north lot lines between levi HAr and Gidt s
Carr the BaIsy line, ElkSah Watson
toTnrr thence north lot lines between said
Watson and JacO6 Eh also onot lines between Hiram
Pmney's county road, thence with said road
B. Watsons south west corner thence north lot line
between said Watson and Charles Robins also ca lot
ire between Conrad s. Decker and John Jackson to
piece Of vacant land thence north to the south
snsr Of harvey Gaddsi And thence north lot iin5
between said Gadds a1d Bell Paul tho BecfOuntRl
rJau. Nay Sd, 1891. 1t. rd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17
xmpor4 aItte Females.


Prepared by Cornelius L. CheeGeman, II. D.,
New York C4Jy-
The combination of ingredients III these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice They mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting airregu-
IAres Painful Menstruatons removing aobstructious
whether from cold or otherwise headache, pain the
papitation OF the heart whites all aeo-
tons Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &c
disturbed sleep, which arises interruption nature
TO MARRIED LADIES Or. Cheeseman's Pil.s areinval
bic as they will bring the monthly period with
regularity. I.adie who have been dssrPoItcd in the
use oG otter fis placc, utmost confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Tiiis 2ing all thai ey represent to do.
Nstico-7heTr cne conGitien n the female system in
nohich the IfIls ca taken eftSer producing Pc
CULIAR RESUY The cclGifitR TJesTed 10 FHEG-
YANCF-tAe res fMISCAR RI2IA GE. Such IS the ire
saDs tendency o. the medicine to TeoTe The sezHdf
tion, % orulal condition that uerroduetire p0lOer
aT nature CANNOT rcsIsf H
Warranted purely g>tabe, AID free from anything
Injurious Explicit directions, which should be read ,ne-
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail Oh enclos
ing 81 30 DR. coRNELIrs /. CHEEsEMAN, Box 1881 Sas
ONCE. New York City. Sold BY druggist in every
soEn in the Cnitod States.
r. 3, HUTCHIEGS,
General Agent for the Unitef States,
NJ, 20 Cedar street, sV York
To WAons all WRoiesaleorderS should be dddres
Said By 9. DIuENsor eeE, pels~nIs.st neei' i'e0
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17

CoSTAR OF y. Y. is philanthropist He
knows that this grain country of ours is intes-
ted with Rats and other VerInin. and hence tc
obilge the public Of North Iowa, he pays us a
good price To advertise a sure cure for these
troubles. We have tried C,,star' Rat Exter-
miaatoT on our own premises, and We are
pleased TO call it the very thing wanted By all
who are ovsT-run with those little thieves who
not only destroy your grain but ruin your Gel
lars and grsIineries. We know several instan-
ces IN town, where one application alone sen t
the Rats off for period Of tweleve months
who would be without such remedy!
Editor Of the Times, McGaegor, Iowa.
See advertisement in this days paper
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-05-17
Or. Velpeau's Cankerine.

DIR. YELpEAU'S CASKERINE cures Puturid store NoNtt
Or. VELfEAU SCASkERlNE cures Sore Nipples.
DIR. NELPEAU'S CANkERINE cures liberated Sores.
DIR. EEI.FEAU'S CANkERINE cures Cuts.
DR. VEI.PEAUiS CANEERISE cures Burns.
DR.. EEI.PEAU'S CANkERISE cures Sores.
DR.. VEII'EACtS CANKERTNE cures Chapped Lips.
DIR. VEL.FEAC'S CANKERINE cures liberated Gums.
DIR. yEIPEAU' ; CANkERINEis the be Purifier oil
the Ereath Of any thing known
DR. yELPEAC : CAM ERNIE Cankcr in the Mouth
Throat Or Stomach, Resulting from Scarlentsa or
Typhus Fevcrs.
Ladies # you delight In pure white teeth tie Can
terHe. and yoHr desire will be realized We pledge
word that entirely free from acids and al poisonous
substances and cai he given infant with perfect
safety II viii preserve the teeth and keep the grms
free from ulcers It s equally ef1cacious for nursing
months In all the thousands remedies that
pct forth for the Of the various diseases above
none equal the CaukeriDe.
sold Delaware by NJ. l. STAKR, II CORNELL, =. DICK
ISsoS 4 SoN and ~ Drugg.st generally.
J. BURRILL h Co.
ProPrie5ors. 93 Maiden Lane, < ?
Read the following certificate roma wellknoWn citizen
OF Columbus:
C1LCHBUs, ONO, Sept. Il, ISeO.
MesEra J BURRII Co: GsTltleneH-Bciug troubled
with Sore Throat while travel ng in Pennsylvania,
w4srqcommended 10 your CANKERINE, and by using
ttwice entirely cured l. therefore recommend
pail lheI with any disease Of the throat believing
be just what every family sheuld have Very
octfuly, IOct5 .'oO-flyl ". l. HCGHES