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DIED,

At Athens, Thursday morning Feb. TO- 1851, FRANCES
vile OF Mr. n e. Harris III the 34th year OF her age.
nO dootb rl,oro - tb,. sti,c9 n o,-o ,ror, : ~
victory Tbarke ha to GoJ I2bo ,ivotL NO tbo ictor
through our Lord Jesus Christ" We appropriate this
language Of the Apostle Paul for the departed in full
confidence. Not in deed for her in an eXultngy trium
,reat c,nge !, The calm con,mos,ra With With ic
Ly}ited Tor The comm, dissntn1 Ye, in bnr ,n,ng
for the coming Of that cr that was 10 hear her 10
her Savor presence In the long continued and severe
an oF eI 6r sIT tb" was c''u - n cT
tons which il alone can rive In the dark and trvinr
bolr bcr i'm failed her and fov doys lose iba3
two wears from the time of her union with Chr.t's
Ch1fcm , N Militant % on earth with mind M IN perfect peace
"u iuI .! nope, sue was removed 70 her pi'Ge III the
@ .a"Na VI vG @ Cn'I. !" nra'Gn' weep
s loss but to her the change is great gain She has
gone to her everlasting reward to rest that shall never
lie Lrokcnto lows that shall never cease And throurh
our tears we write Blessed are the dead who die in the
ord for tba rest from, ter iobor and tbar TyorLs do
follow therI." ICoN.
- ~
In kdSoery tc9 ., HENRY eldest son oil George Coo
Per, ased 81 years
By the death Of HENRY, community has lost one Of its
most worthy members parents have been deprived of
anticipated stay and support in their declining
and brothers and sisters mourn the departure OF one
bound to them by the most endearng of afectionatc
ties
" BeboId the western evening light
II melts In dcercr gloom
So calm the righteous sinks away
Descending TO the tomb
The winds breathe low--the yellow leaf
Scarce whispers from the tree
So gently flows the parting breath
When good men cease 10 be
-.,, 49,. ,
so.u man ms ce'STu , 10 T a. an cai'uiy Ges, % ygt
- .'S S.TI IN " " I | " - =, S iS w -; 80 - i'''
'Ai"' 'H'"ai cal III mas lO''' n'' e''Neu'
Brother rest from sin and sorrow
Death is DER and lie is won a:
On tlly slumber dawus no morrow
Resi- /; thine earthly race is run
Brother wake the night il waning;
Endless dav is round thee poured
Enter thou the rest remaining
For the people of the Lord" ICoY.
In Owego n y OF PIeu1sy, on the l4th day OF Feb.
lN6l, IN the 6Nth year OF her age Mrs SELlN rcct
OF late Joseph C. Powell, Esq, OF Towanda
The deceased first came to this county from Vermont
a oat the year 1917 the wife of Mr. VESPAsIAH ELLIS
In few wears he was called away by death and she was
left with daughters both of whom survive to mourn
the death Of one of the best Of mothers.
Some time alter Mr. ELLIS death she was married to
Mr. POWELL and came to reside in this place. A son
and two daughters by the late marriage minge their
,I - W." wy 49, 'lvI.'ou ~ M | ,, !"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14

,sr The revival still continues in progress
18th. Methodist and Baptist churches and we learn has
Ssn attended with unlocked for success. The meetings
-. creating good deal of interestthe conversation
anon the street corners and at social gatherings being
.sv upon the subject of religion May it be the means
y doing much good
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0AQ0lAOn

In Herrick. by Rev W. Lahrop, March l. 1861, CHES-
TER STEWART to Miss EMELINE SNOW.
By the same the 7th, Mr. JOSEPH LEE to Miss ELL
ZEBETH MADISON, all of Herrick
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14

,Sz. The winter term Of the Susquehan-
,coegiae Institute closed on Wednesday with appFo,
u. . and interesting literary exercises.
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Further Testimony.

OwEGo, Nov. 9, 1859.
Nessrs. S. W. FowLE & Co.,
Gentlemen Some ten years since was attacked with
and distressing cough the long continuance OF
which alarmed me, and admonshed to look for some
remedy to from the dangerous condition in
which found myself
From what had heard of TVistars Basan of Uild
Cherry concluded to give that preparation trial which
did, and by its obtained immediate and permanent
relief Again, about five years afterwards was taken
with hacking cough, accompanied with pain in
the chest and side tickling in the throat etc. which
reduced my health and strength to unit for attend
ing to my ordinary business / applied to well known
physicians and used their prescriptions without any per-
ccptible benefit when after having been confined to my
room for several months, again had recourse to Ms
taTs BdiSGm and, to my great joy, found before i'm
mediate relief and two bottles restored to perfect
health.
would also state that several Of my friends have used
the Balsam with the same astonishing result.
have known of there being in the market miserable
ways look for that prepared by S. w. Fowe Co.. Bos-
ton which has the written signature of Butts the
wrapper and would caution all, they value health,
to do the same.
SIMEON MARQUART.
m Caution TO Purchasers. The only gan,tine Jpis-
tars Baisam has the lcrittcm signature of l. BUTTS"
and the printed of the Propretors the outer
per all other is vile and worthless.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWIE & Co. Boston, and for
sale by J. q. PATTON and DIR II. c. PORTER TOwanda ::
The Drug Store, Smithfeld JOHN MATHER, Ulster G.
A PERKINS, Athens; j. F. LONG < Sons Burlington :;
LOCKWOOD BENEDICT Alba GUERNSEY * MITCHELL,
Troy j. w. WooDBURN 4 Co, Rome s. \. BRoNsoN.
Orwell; D. D. II. BAILEY, Leay and by dealers
everywhere
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14
local AND GENERAL.

,~T.e river is below good rafting pitch
RATS are still passing this place every day
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14

Night Express (both wavs) Express Freight and Fast
Freight going west. and Fast Freight going east run
every day Night Express of Sundays, only to FL
S42 A. NJ. Mail runs through to Dunkrk The 42O p NJ
Mail runs only to Binghamton.
CHARLES MINOT General Sun
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14

yoryG MEMS PRAYER MEETING is held
every Sunday evening in the basement OF the rre'0y'e
g. church at half past o'clock.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14
CANTPTowN ACADEMY

REV. S. F. BROWN. PRINCIPAL.
HNHE Spring Term of this Institution will
IL commence March L. 1851 and continue 10 weeks.
TERMS Common English Branches, ,..........s2 so
Hlgher Branches. ................... 8 so
Board convenient at reasonable prices.
Feb. Z, lS8l.-3t
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14
Or. wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.

Where this article is known it is awork Of supereroga
tOn to say word in its favor well is it established
unlaiing remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Group, Vhooping Cough, asthma, Qumsy, Phthisic,
diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs well that
most dreaded of all diseases, Consumption which high
medical authority has pronounced to be durable disease
Those who have used this remedy know its value those
who have not have but to make single trial to he salts
fled that of all others it is the remedy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14
N. =. G. Il. RAIL ROAD.
GOING EAST.

('HANGE Of hours, commencing Thursday Jan. "a
- lSjl Trains will leave Waycry about the follow
ing hours, viz:
, 1861-04-22
&entng @aeblnes.
G EWIN G. MkCHIN rs,
l. CORNELL Il CO.'S
Family and EaauEao
$40 SEWING F.ACRIkE4.
EAHGAHT A FAHas1 PATENT,

FAHGAHT Il FAnHss PATENT.
I'VE are hsp2y 70 tay to the tnosssnds who using
NJ u SSFEE SAEk E1zE
a. = ie =. sEsis.I i M M nssiestason.. @ ..'1~
xssaInss sfe noT tas: ghsrs *, e VT. tns%:la
Ii the best ade and psaoed nsc6tnes IN any
"a al III hsee
ssI ss; ~ .asess ~ 7 y
ssfTkb s TE s HSSSp s I gE e. 9sfes atsa
Ens sce4ne Esich dsea at Eholly satisfy re pns
az :s1 esssH
xiaE n bEy1nE uahsz machines
81 peee M Rae "a 4 spses udeq e. otsa III
% no tvo eema5a sPooIs, Hs1thsF Being fastened ana
ssas saT ote1 a;scsise; IT is bet twe fes slsftag
gs7 sS
1SI 81 s1Tas. o T2ES Wonk T Ta ~ ao nsn
Gnon7 ne huadreds with walch Ve aEe acquainted;
sessa; Sss &c
y ~c.srt 1t ia ,w1.
" 1sp e. ass =
sar .sxng @ssaiaee Thles ysa5s 5aS plaeea tasm 2
ssSe g. sss Sis e sspPy PSS ses ea e
y sss
Il Il e 1sssa Ct sef
nx WHO Is tEterrsta1 Ia the great improvements Ii
EeH<ax Machines VIE. her they wish to purchase or
MT Sud fo1 0ssorlpttEs Circular s1d samples of
W. rnust caution ths pubic ~ anat unprtndpled 2ad
etiT irresponsible partea Who have claimed to b
Dur 1ncessota Representing that our machines were
ent; Is nsrEet ene oter Ga5tawsy machine Of onss
P.ft q FAIR Fateat anG 1Ee TIE soe PrupEetarR "a
fhn Nteht EoftuHes 6txrsA- Addxs8A
K. -El1kNELkt & Coz :
Post Otaca Boz q, Chicago. II.
. Gail 1t IEs Ikks 4txeet tGpstatsh3 osxSd7723u
, 1861-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

= Bentley, the London book publisher, has |
induced Mrs. Yelverton-the uu1oyed one-!;to
write book. What bright thought in Bent
ley!
It is said that there are.now In Washing
ton between sixty and seventy men, mostly
from the West, who have informed the Prasi-
dent that he must either give them an Office,
OF lend them money to get home With.
= The gentlemen from whom the Albany
the proprietors that they must cease their tta1-
torous uttcrances or leave the building.
- The Legislature Of Pennsylvania has
passed an act making any connivance with the
public enemy felony punishable By ten years.
imprisonment and 5000 fine.
Kaaiy Fair gives us tha following para
-. Old dog Trays ever faithful" they say,.
But the cog that ia faithful can never Be Tray.
- Qui1p says, when he sees kisses between
women, Il reminds him Of two handsome un-
matched gloves, charming things with their
proper mates, but good for nothing, that s'dy.
A letter written few days before the
attack on Fort Sumter, says there Is not
wife In Charleston, not q womau, who has
slept easy for the last four days.
- 4 rifed cannon, having raneo Of five
miles, has been received in Charleston, 8. G.,
from liverpool, a presen: from Carollnian-
- In Madrid, last month, q Spanish mer-
chant drew prize in the lottery Of S2oo,o ,oo0,
and soon atter became insane
- The intended voyage Of the Empress Eu-
Mejesty was fully occupied in the most strl&
observance Of Lent-thin as a rail.
AuouBEE CHARGE 81: quuP.
- Ag1a7e Professor, much renowned
Por classic learning deep and sound, .
Butfaot Master Of the ARTS
which must prevail with female hearts,
Once met q spinster, It is eatd,
Whom. bluntly, be psoposed to wed:
The iaay promptly AM answered ssn Sa@!H No"
10 fear that che had enubbed the man,
And. he n.st chance th.; sha eo9ad 1 fnd
When calmly thus he made reply -.
'"Most worthy Haadan,-so hqgs r.
| - It arrives from Paris that at recent din.
ner party at the Tuileries. MI. Lineo1n,s inaug.
| nral was under discussion, and the Empress
Engenia, who had been studying It diligently,
was able to diecuss all It's principal points,
She thought 1t just the thing 1or the occasion.
she would make this State do this, aud that
1 other. State do that; she Would send out
proclemauons Spanish pronuneianse'tos
probablyl and sae Wnald d 9st 1eaay her a'a arny
effect. IN fne, Her Msjesty's plan was mos
charming mosaic Of lmpossibilities. Even tht
little Prince had his eay but waa limited to {
desire to konw what the party were talking
about, and whether Mr.. Lincoln was grea'
/ emperor. -: H..
- The New York World thinks that whe,
+ the stars and stripes went down at sumter, t
it Was the signal for the elevation
ton Of the still undishonored ensign on mil
lion, Of dsgstaHs from Maine: to Missouri
| When the seventy. surrendered to the seEe!
= thousand, seventeen millions Of people; Will
one yoice declared that not star soonld b
Il stricken ont o. stripe erased from It's hon
ored folds. 80"
, 1861-04-22

n. Tha Louisville Dexetyaa, Of Thursday,
'&ayp: - {: ~: :.~:5 49,. ...-: -.
!; aWe hear good deAl these times abont sub
uoiasann to Abolition rule. .V anybody 4s sY}.:
Jr1ng ssader Abozsdon T.as In this State, We hops
bio will report shitnseak. that he uhY. be 10
Nsved. Ne dont know anJ In that condl lHon.;
.1fthers b such ! esae55tts ought forthwith 20.
eYY:s4leeeaVA ~ :5 ~ ~ ..st5t:
, 1861-04-22
>1n8UIHIlcT,
CTATEMENT Of The Condltt-u
~ or THE
MERC4NTIEE METH4I, INSURANCE co:

OF NEW YOHK,
On the th1rtyhrs day q December. 1850 made 10 tie
Auditor Of tie StAte Of Illinois,
The name Q tue company is The Mercantile Muttfl
Inau1nnee Company located at the city Of Nav t,,k
in State fNew YofE.
TIE amount d Tlm capital stock Is SIT Hundred =, d
FoFtYEit 1prAand -Four Hundred Dollars arr 10
, 1861-04-22
.'ELT4HEEH.
pUPTURES CURED
A& BY TEE R
HARD REBBER RIGGS TRUSS

Thtt Trtes u unIfks all otacrs ever Se&
EsSa- 9oth IL nc3rst-uctioa 6cd rnats- ~.
taE,h! gITe oaI zass tor ffe4 Ike most tFuxses
- e91 pTe.sea Il four places hrngtnx e
&etHG@ &fF1aR nature chance 10 cure, EhtE. y 0o&
ssaF IL - Sssss Darsnot pyrss UPoK TIE ooR4p
AlNsJs cleaa M .1d aex: Young psrsons md Esse9t
Sa5s 1nA14 tSasfd pRny .1sIs M SsT i = r. oSaa
xao Tisa 81 rnRtnrs
fsmphlst hoata!7Inx an psrtieulsTs senk Hes. Per
atanan9 ta1t faAs ctn oa ntted bT sending A1oS
ss1na Qf eeas: e !: b sEEaExt aaIs aud Exalasi1s
81 j15msas iM Lske sxeet hoo1 SO. 4 t(up4tatnj +,
II, RoK .zk -E8 Heeeeaessla 1Fsa9 sxR91ed Il Nss
Ii t&W &W ,~.: ::':S<: 3esef
, 1861-04-22

VA11.A1D1GHA,k.-TheM Montgomery Guards,
when about to Leave Dayton for the Wal, In.
quired for ValaadiXhan, who, in = speech st
Richmond, Va, pledged tbs South that the
troops Of his district should march oTer his
dead body. In anticipation Of this dissgreea'
ble passage, Capt Nolan gaye tho order 70 bis
-OonpanY to hold their noses an oFdeE-not
lasd down II Scott b. Eardes's tactics, t4t
spfuSs, Is Ill great idsaG Dc, fttIEq The e.neF'
geneS.--c csnctaaa5 GdzaM, AprH 40
, 1861-04-22

70n BBLS. REIN ED SYRUPS
LVtE New York, Baltimore and other brands.
For salt by PARSONS, PllKla d HANKEf.
II South Water RtfSet.
, 1861-04-22
lake Transportation.

J. AakE NEaNappTlaflQN. /
r. HE: " E STERN
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
A1D. Ess!Ec |
WESTERN EXPRESS. |
L Il q l.: |
TIE WESTERLY TRANSPORTATION O.,
Having made arrangements to run tasir Iaka Steam |
fEope1ess On altsruass dsys with thoss Of tbs
NEW YORK CENTRAL |
A9n :.
Michigan Central Railroads,
e eE &c ts1sa .aa "a s2&
r. ssssisE sy,$ss ~ 1a 'a1as &c
e. as:$ssss sS
lao Canal Boats,
5sf IN -
eeans. Is 15a
THE wnsTuRu axPauss,
xsss e2a eRssstss X R,.; IT. = Es,
fsl3oxns Lines Of F1ops1sss On ia Upper and Lover
The Upper Lake Line Daily.
n, 7. Co s1zAnsA H-C.& C.L LuE sFxaHz1s.
TonaWanda, Fountain City,
Free state, wenona>,
Mohawk, uendota,
| Plymouth Evergreen City,
Neptune, Gn1ena,
| May Flower, Chicago.
LeaEIng tho dock Of Krte Ras!n and tooe Of H1chi
sspy sysy Z s Ts
6ss 5ss sas s2s se md
I The Detroit Line Daily.
Via North shre Direct.
VT. Co. sEEAxxas. W.T. Co. srxAMzA
Missouri, Dunk1rk,
Illinois, Concord.
Omar Paaha.
ea;z .eS5 sSs' It tesssse g 9aaa =
Toledo, Sa7sdttsky and Green
Bay Lt,ae.
l. CxrnA1 RAnnoAD s71Axx1A
Equator, Equinox,
Arsxes, Euphrates,
Eclipse, Comet,
Rocket, Marquette,
cuyaho&a, oFontes.
q - 8; 81? o
| Cleveland and Erie Line
VT. CO. srzAxxss.
Mary Stewart Saginaw.
5ra bas q Sxsa faoE fe5 q Mss
, 1861-04-22

B- Convincing Testimony The
,.,.,,. - ar1y ssle ct LxuH's KA1HA1kot, and the
Of ttrsttnpnia's 70 It's excellence received
tr, al claHes ofsoc4.ty provu It to be the finest
,rar,rat;cn Tor the HRir mada 10 ene deE.rtnf
nns neAa Ct Ha shoplt fall to uka T. Bold avery.
.,hsrA knIa in.
, 1861-04-22
pik's peak anu oalitornia;:'
D ON-Y':AA & PR + s ST
TE1r z9.aK.x. &e4

10 EjAN-FRANCISCO~
LEI t3sRs WIN ha received It III ot1ea Of ths
oai1etl states Express Company,
eohSE Ek OF CLARK AND LAKE sTREEA
tt0 Lake aod2o Clark asreets>
Which VII be forwarded tn connect y,it+, ~. n....
E12reaa ltaV1n: st. Joesph, Missouri. eyefY
"WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT II P n
TELEGRAsr8
Eanf to FoFt heafneT the murnEunt Of Monday .rA
Friday. E1t connect with the Pony IsAgiu< 81 JGee%
Hedncz daJB sud Saturdays.
EXPRESS CHARGES; .
Letters weighing OF uudez l.....x,,,... n "a
Letters weighing over OF E..--.--............ %
The 1thN onnc3 1etta1a viii be- reduced to ora doTar
altar ] a1y it,
~ III all cases to be- enclosed IN Governments
Atamp ID a17elcpes Ro6 al Express charges prepaid
apy+l.1Y a. D. LoLV1A, agent
, 1861-04-22
No, 81 Board of Tfade Building.
April 10th, 1850.
R1GINAL.
Uerhncats to erpre On the slss day Of January. 1881

Arur1oR's OxT1cE e1ArE oF !IL1Eo1s,
springfield, Apf1l ~, leSl
Whereas The Mercantile Mutnal insurance Company
lecated u New Yorx. IN The siasa of Hex 3orh nas
its afers. required By -An act ~ 70 reg9ate ~
10 STATS nino :pprayea EehIna1y ta s5s Is
and 8heTess ssd COMPANY lis furnished Satisfactory
a7iaence t6at it possessed Of the teaui1ed 1po1to ot
Il tnis aiee Eristen insTuuaeat ae1ed BY t4e P5ss
dent and Secretary thereof appointing DAVID
", IRWIN. Of chicago r. Assnt 'oE t5e s1,t ans ns
uareaeFvedly autaorzaog hi9 2 ack1oEleSge sesvcs
seattug that eer7ioe of process npon Mu ths sadd
1pon he Co9paoy aud Wsiting Ill claim OF error BY
nov Il thersfore Il pursuance Of the pzovlsions!o !of
30 acts aforesasd: /, Jesse K.DDR0Is auditor Of
certify that the std DAVi5 " IKWFis authorized i.
agent the said Company tue q
Insurance IN this State 1ll the thFty.1ESt da{ ot
January, in the year eighteen hnndrod end s1
tar as he,nay BE- legally empowered 30 N 40 nS sAa
f@, 1a testimony whereof hafsA ~ hefss1so @ q s1S r
3exAl tscrfbed my nane. AID ttnIsd tne teai q
t otce at Springfield, tnls e4th AZ y6d. 9f april
npio.es9i.1m Auditor 2. H.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-06-06
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G.. AVER & co.
LOW ELL, MASS.
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part O
the globe, is the consequence of diseased actio
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasI
of vegetable decay. This eXhalation is evolve
by the action of solar heat on wet soil and riS,
with the watcry vapor from it. While the sun 4
below the horizon this vapor fingers near Il
carth's surface, and the virus is taken with q
through the lungs into the blood. There il ac
as an irritating poison on the internal yscr
and eXcreting organs OF the body. The liver b
comes torpid and fails TO sccrete not only III
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Bot
the virus and the bile accumulate in the crcul.
ton, and produce violent constitutional disordc
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach syn
pathizc with the liver, and become diSordcrC
also. Finally, the instinct OF our organism
if in an attempt TO cXpcl the noxious infusion
concentrates the whole blood of the body in III
internal cXcrrtoricS TO force them TO cast it on
The blood leaves the surface, and rushes TO Ill
central organs with congcStivc violence. This
the CHILL. But in this effort il fails. Then IN
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves til
central organs and ruShcs TO the surface, as il
in another effort 10 eXpcl the irritating poison
through the other great cxcretory the skin. II
this also it fails and the system abandons the nj
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day
These are the fits or paroXysms of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine the health If IL is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
IN Iatn
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-06-06
WELLS PICTORIAL SYRUP I
WILD CHERRY.
For coughs, Coils, IgRonzo, Fic"riw, .i4lmo,
Uhooyiaq-C ovyh. Bronct,aS. and all d,scrsrs
Of he Lungs. Taroa, and CHEST.

For rOpghs, tnids, IGf"mE', fr"rrW, -i"b'0",
Whoopiog- tovgh, Bro"ci,as. an" al d,scgses
Of Hc Lupgs Tar0'a, a"d CHEST.
FJNHIS valuable remedy is prepared with great
l. care and on correct chemical principles.
and has gained for itself great reputation
No injurious effects will he produced, should
the patient he ever so much rcdUC@h An
overdose. will cause nausea and aontrtilncs
vomiting, bat will produce no othlrrml"as
ant result.
Patients should avoid taking too large dos
cs, as in most cases il has better eject 10y ta-
king dose that will rest well on the stomach
The precise dose for each individual patient
or the number of times to be taken during the
day, will depend very much upon the temper
ament of the patient. AS n general thing. the
patient should commence with n small dose
increasing in amount until nausea or dcprcs-
sion is produced, then continue in slightly di-
minishe doses until the desired effect is pro-
duced.
Consumptive patients will find this an ano-
dyne cXpcctorant of rare medicinal virtues al
ways giving relief and cffcctng a cure, if with
in the reach Of any medicine.
To all who have cough cold. tghtncss Of the chest.
difficulty of breathing. Sc feel IN duty bound to
ommcnd Wells Pcttnral syrup OF Wild Cherry. il he
ing the best preparation for those diseases have ever
proved emincntv successful in curing coughs
and other pulmonary diseases and in my it has
been entirely successful. l.. CURTIS.
Bloomington, Dec. 20. 1852.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-06-06
DIR. S. +. COLLINS,
JAUNDlCE RITTEKS

A QUICK and unniling remedy for Jaundice and Liver
a Diseases in their worst forms Dyspepsia Habitua
Costyencss. Dizziness Pains in the Back and side Sick
ness at the stomach, Headache, Drowsiness Loss OF Ap
petite, and all similar Complaints arising from dcrangc
ment Of the liver and hillary Organs
These BHers Cleanse and Purify the Blood
The timely Of these Bttcrs l. also a sure prevcn
tive Of the Yellow bilious. Intermittent and Rcmitte
Fcvers. Fever and Aglc, Clh> and Fever, aud all dis
eases which have their origin in any malaria niasna
Also,
DIR. COLLINS
Anti-Bilious Physic.
mild safe and thorough Cathartic. should in most
eases be used N connection with The Btcrs. This Phys
physc may be necessary. Also the
Blood Purifier,
certain cure for ScroiGa. Salt Rheum Kings Evil,
Scad Head Fever Sores BoiIs Erupiions ON the Face
aud all diseases Of the blood.
Lung Syrup,
A for Consumption that most dreaded Of all az.
eases, "a well Us Asthma, Bronchial Affections Cuughr
Colds. sc.
Diarrhca and Dysentcry Cordial.
This Cordial will be found an excellent remedy in sum
complaints lyscntcry, Inflammation Of the Bowels
Indigestion, Sickness at the stomach, &c. And his ccc-
DRAFTED
Life Ointment,
II would he useless to attempt cnumerac tho many
wonderful cures wrought 10y it, such - Rhrumats NJ
Chilbiaius Bruises Cuts Burns, Iunammatiap of ,,,
Eye Modification, Poisonous Bites Of Snakes &c. ac
These medicines prepared exclusively from Root
and Herbs, containing mineral substances whatever
Their tightening and invigoratng qua s are truly
wonderful and miraculous, while not the least injury
need be- apprchcnded from their The many Halter
ing testimonials which are daily received OF their merits
and the increasing demand has induced me to
my entire attention to the manufacture If the
Jauadice Bdters and 1lti- Bilious P...sic,
for the benefit Of the numerous sufferers from various
bilious complaints with the utmost that they
cannot fail 10 recommended am permitted u,
refer to the following well known and highly respccta
citizens of Chicago and surrounding country for conGr
nation OF all that Is above stated
G. II. Hazelton, No. 2i6 lake street.
Franklin Baker, (Nrm oi Baker Moody 1856 lake Il
\. H. Lamb. (tirm OF Lamb JeweiD ,1;i lake street
NJ. Shoup, Real Estate Agent, 80 Clark street.
Edwin Clark. Real Estate Agent s Wells street
W W Phelps III Lake street.
J. W. Pickering, Real Estate Agent Wells street.
Ambrose Durham, lsG Wabash Avenue.
Vim. Spencer. Contractor. State street.
David Swcnk, corner Randolph and Franklin streets
Amos T. Moore madison street.
ID. D. nrisc0l, ~ South Water street.
Rev. !. NJ. Weed. Waukegan.
II. C. Adams, Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad.
Major Noble Jefferson township. Illinois
GENERAL DEPOT. No. II Franklin St. Chicago
And for sale in st. Charles Iowa, by
Il. Il. H. LILDRETW
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