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MoRE MUsKRrs.-Ths Pittsburgh Ca
cite, Of the 14th, says that on the day be-
fore, fifteen car loads, or $4,000 musksts,
we're hauled through tkat city, consigned
to Major General Fremont, at St. Louis.
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It viii be remembered that Mr.. Payne de-
ellnes to accept the means rendered him by
the Governor for thorough e4sminstion."
No further comment therefore, is needed,
and We close with the single remark that
the traducer who refuses to substant'ate bis
charges BY evidence, must be held as Totally
unwOrtby the notice Of honorable men.
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BEaEIoE, shsIby O0.. d. 3. lssa.

q the value Of good remedy could Be produced tran
the folloWing letter, coming it does unsoiiot5d
rom gentleman Q we'll known ~ that part d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

See Dzections Aeeo1PGEyiag ESeA BoaIS
1t has been tested IN every variety of climate an1
By almost every HGtion known 70 Americans. 1t u
the almost constant eOnpanson snd insEtimahlE
friend Of the Missionary and the TraVeiar,-ou Baa
and lsnd-and no one Eh0uid travel On or Lake.
rTld Rivers without Il,
lg-Sol1 by Medicine Dsalers EFerT1F hefs.- - -
CAUTION The public viii be cautious that they
set the genuine Pain Killer, aa some anpriucirlad
men uao that name fur their own WoFrhles8 com
pounds. In 90 dong theT deceive the oonmuuitJ,
md infringe UPON the Trade Aark, of Parry DAVIS.
Friees-36 cent, 80 cent, and 81 psg Bottls
4a J. n. RARRIs CO., Czncsnaass, o. 81
Proprietor8 for the Southern and Western BfSfaE,
70 whom al orders must Be addressed. p lll7lF-
~ * Sold Wholesale and Retail By
Z. 3. Gaylord, Wm. Fiske, Strong 3 Armstrong
o. 5 Mackenzis, Z. w. Saekrsdsr. OlsVelsnd. ma
a GREAT SPRING REMEDY I
DIR. 8. o. RICHARDsON's aasI
8 81 ER BY W IN & BITr ERS.
M Qalsbrated New Enslsnd Rsuody foR
HABTTUAL CONSTIPA TIOR,
Jaundies. Fever and Asus, Gsnsral DshHity, Ena
Al Diseases Arising from Digordarod
~ Stomach. IiIFeri or BcWalT. nuIH.H
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-.-s-s7s BEREIcEs Shelby Oo,s Fab. q. lss0.
Msss-s. J. =. Harris& o.,
Of other good incidence, but no kind that I sseT
deah in gives sroh good and NIL satisfaction q tha
Sherry Wine Bitters, and my 6En practical expert
ance conYincss ne that therH s nothing 58ttaT. l..
tor nfteeq or twenty yoars previous % 1881, vas
Afflicted with lndamlnatOrg Rhsumaflsnl, M ich had
become kind Of Wanoe' ing chronic Affection. ] vas
never without or clear OF i, bat e times Il assumed
alarming forma-sOnctimes my kne s., one of
them, have been swollen 70 three or four times shtiF
natural size, and With the most intOsrabis pain
for days or Week8 bad no better WaTr for looomO-
ton than 70 hobble around on crutehes. / believe
there d not JOINT my body thai has not at tIsH
been affected, some only having the elect to Baral
yEs . joint or limb fer day or two.
tried everything could hear of-tried Gu the
Dhysicians In our nelghborhood, but &c best could
only get temporary relief, and had cone the con-
clugon that incurable, until, Ia 1851, reeolF-
Cd d.. 8. 0. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters non
Tou, and threa bottles cured ne and have not had
any trouble return OF it since, TO and half
years. think and believe that in kheuuEliall,
DFgpeDsia. Liver Complaint and kidney Afsotions,
or Dropsy, 1 { 10 specific, certain remedy.
.-- -----f 80 = GEO. W. HOFFMAN,.
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TTIS EVERY BODY'S BRIENDl
HTHRYBODH GPPREo1ArEs
P E R RY VIsR l5qo
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
~. " ,.s s:s + 81 ss sss...s q e.9oa q The Spb M


The Pain Killer Is purely vegetable compound.
and while Is 10 most e1oisnt FBInsY for pai n n
perfectly safe medicine even IN the most unskifli
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

In silence passed over the Long Bridge.
Some few hours later il quiVered under the
steps of rabble of unarmed men. At the
Washington end regiment with piled arms
were waiting to cross over into Virginia,
singing and cheering. Before the morning
they received orders, believe, to assist in
keeping Maryland quiet For the hundredth
time repeated the cautiOus account which
to the best of my knowledge was true
There were men, women, and soldiers to hear
it. The clocks had just struck IL Pm as
passed Willard's. The pavement in front
Of the hall was crowded. The runors of
defeat had come in, but few of the many who
had been ted upon lies and the reports of
complete victory which prevailed could cred
it the intelligence. Seven hours had not
elapsed before the streets told the story
The "Grand Army Of the North, ," as il was
called, hadrepresentatives in every thorough
fare, without arms, orders, or officers, stano-
ing out in the drenching rain. When all |
these most unaeeountable phenomena were
was fast asleep, but could scarce |
credit my informant in the morning, when |
he told me that the Fede1alists, utterly rout- |
ed, had fallen back upon Arlington to defend |
sAC NAaPAA4Ai AlAAAA Nv SNte1-Aee VI AAAlucfg -
s, 200 muskets, immense quantities OF stores |
and luggage and their wounded prisoners IN |
the hands Of the enemy
Let the American journals tell the story /
their own way. l have told mine as know /
it IT has rained incessantly and heavily
since early morning, and the country must
be unfit for operations; otherwise, If Mr.. |
Davis desired to press bis advantage, hemight /
be now very close 70 Arlington Hights. BE
has already proved that he has fair right to
Be considered the head of a bellieerent1
0oger.n But thOugh the North may reel /
lnder the shock, Icannot think it will make
her desist from the struggle, unless it be
speedily followed by blows more deadly even
han the repulse from Manassas. There
S much tax row (of g masked batteries y
If course, Of out6anking, and cavalry, ana
Iueh matters. The truth seems 10 be that the
men were OYerWOrked, kept out for ~ 9rl4 !
.fshH -EaH-Hrfa FE-ia " 81 1sHs Il la-.a|-..-
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D. =. Gaylord, Q. 5. naekenzie, " lillian Eisks,
= ". saskrider, and Strong q ArmstrOuq olsFss
ham, sanduskyi Carter = Brother. Rris, Pa
Weeyer's sails lsheum Syrup and Gsrats, 3 sold 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

FOB SUBiaER COMPLAINT,
or any other form OF Bowel Disclss n Children o
Adults, Is is almost certain cura, And has ifhonf
doubt been moro successful IN curing the vsrior1
hrfnan NJ - -
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kHEUMAII3M AND NEUBALoIO NJ
affections are quickly relieved and often cured bT f.
Auy SORENESS n the muscles or joints can b c1rsd
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See Dszsesons Aeeompassiag Eses Bosls

sTEA M-BO ATMRH
and other8 travelling on our Western Rivers
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OEBAFE AND OINTMENT,

and yOu have Dormanbnt Cure.
The OERATE hag proved itself % be the bGt ONT
meut ever invented, and where once used, is haI
never been known 70 all Of efacting 3 pormansnt
cure ofold Sores, Ietter and RnEWorm, Sead Heads,
OhiblalnsJ and Frost Bites, Barbers Itch, Charped
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Q b o i ! 3 A,
and It Is often APsr'eet saEe for

DYSFE EPSIA
IN its most aggravated forms Ih5 tonic gud rtfrrn
lating propsrtis9 arousing the system % vigorous
acttonf render it q most e1ectuai curs for
l,.-- COLDS AND C0gGHs, t.-..t
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= J. y. RAERIs 4 CO.. Clncl1Iaati,
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY /
NOTHING MORE CONTIHCINg !

al Diseases arising from DiS0rdsrod
Hl Stomach. LlFsz Or BoWala. allrl
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n applied immsdiatslT nccordinT q d1-sctiouu.
VII give Instant rolief and prevent blistsrinE ~
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DIE5pII0la Atc0Il pl1Y I.lcn bOtLI0-
SOLD BY MOsF MEDICINE DRALERs.
lSice Of Syrup 81; Cssats IS esists per Bcifls.
a. J, n HARRIS 4 Co, PropriatogA
For Western BtaIos. Cintunat 0fio q
70 whom all OrasFs for he AloFs GelIieinsS mGli
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-22

These diseases are qulczly relieved and cured
gargling ths throat with Pain Killer roduosd vi
wafer. Try It. fH -i1IE n
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-05

tOwnahip. Cambria county, warranted in the
name of VIM. Burns, adjoining lands of Timothy
Cauley. Dysert & Earhart and others, containing
loo acres more or less, unimproved.
Also y piece of land situate in Clearfeld
township. Cambria county, adjoining other lands
of Defendant and others, containing 80 acres
more or less. Taken in execution and to lie sold
at the suit of Richard Bryan for Use Of Thomas
L. Franklin.
Also-All the right title and Interest of Da-
vid F. Gordon, of, III and to lot of Ground sit
uate in the Borough of Johnstown. Cambria
county, fronting on Locust Street, adjoining Il
lot of the heirs OF d. B. Wakefield decd, and
others and extending back to an alley, having
thereon erected a two story frame house and
frame building occupied stable now in the
occupancy of -- Gordon. To be sold in
pursuance of sundry writs at the suits of Charles
Ellis use.
Also-An the right title and interest of D. F.
Slick, of, in and to lot Of ground situate in the
town of Summerhill, Croyle township Cam
bria county, fronting on the Allegheny Portage
Railroad, adjoining land of Thomas Croyle on
the west, lot of 5. ). Paul on the SOUTH and lot
of Elisha Hummer on the north, having thereon
erected seven houses, a tan house and stable.
now in the occupancy of the said B. F. Slick.
To be sold at the suit of S. IL. Smith ard c. l..
Pcrshing. Administrators of w. f. Boyer decd
Co n. B.-The Sheriff has made the following
the conditions of the above sales viz One fourth
of the purchase money on each sale to be paid at
the time the property is struck down. when the
sale amounts to $500, and upwards, under $500
and more than 500, the one third, under 500
and :IsOTe than $50. the half: less than $50 the
whole amount, otherwise the property viii i'm
mediately be put up 10 sale again, and no Deed
will be presented for acknowledgement unless the
balance of the purchase money be paid on or be
fore the following Monday.
Il. P. LINTON, Shf.
Sheriff 5 Office Ebensburg,
May 6, 1SGl.-tc
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Infal StRnls.

4, STILL LIvEs.-A report was circulated
,sis county, some time ago, that young
named Joseph A. Kirby, son of G. W.
T., agent of the Penna Central R. R.
i :, Wilmore, had been arrested in Fort
[..sDs. on the charge of being a spy from
/. secession army in Pensacola, and it was
/. reported that he had subsequently been
| = bv Court-martial and sentenced to be
Led. We are glad to learn that the story
sr as the arrest of young Kirby in Fort
;sns & his trial and sentence are concern
,,s Incorrect. It seems that it was IN the
u army in Pensacola he played the spy, &
l. having obtained valuable information con-
ring their position, strength & plans, he
seeded in inducing negro to row him over
Fort Pickens, where he arrived in safety.
T. information which he communicated to
commander of the Fort was regarded as
r1rtant, he was treated kindly, and furnish
With a first class passage in a vessel to
sz York, where he arrived some or 10
rs ago.
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BerhaVes Holland BItters.

The Philadelphia Argns, in speaking of the
la exhibition held in that city by the Frank
: Institute, says:
In noticing medicines, we are always ex-
Nuely cautious unless satisfied of the merits
: the article. Among those exhibited, is
as celebrated Holland Bitters, This medi-
Sae has been extensively introduced into ev-
y State in the Union, and into the Canadi-
Z Provinces, principally within t he last two
Ears. The exhibition shows testimonials in
"sry language known in America, among
'a'ch ve notice one from the late Hon. John
n CLAYTON, of Dsleware.'
Dyspepsia. Headache and Indigestion,
:! which all persons are more or less affec-
~ can usually be cured by taking moder-
= eVercise. wholesome food, and dose of
'1thave's Holland Bitters one hour before
$50 meal. y Baltimore Sun.
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Notice..

To MARY WHILE, daughter of John While.
Take notice That | have made application
to the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria Coun-
ty for an order to sell certain real estate of said
John While, who has been found to be lunat-
ic. and appointed committe on his estate
You are, in pursuance of an order of the said
court, notified to to be and appear at court of
Common Pleas, to be holden at Ebensburgh. the
first Monday of June next, TO show cause, if any
you have, why the said order should not be gran
ted.
GEO. @. K. ZAHM,
Committee of John While.
May, 18th, 1861.-3t.
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sa- The g Cambria Guards" are patiently
',ting for marching orders. They will prob
''ly receive them during the present week.
aai from the bungling manner affairs are
sanagsd by the State Administration this is
'fy uncertain.
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petitions for License in this Office, which will be
presented for the action of the Court in the first
week OF next June session, to wit
TAVERN LICENSE.
Ghas. c Zimmerman ard W'd JOhnstown BO.
Henry Schad
John B. Myers Loretto Borough.
Philip Hartzog
William Ryan Jr. ''
John Thompson Jr. Ebensburg Borough.
Isaac Crawford
John A. Blair
James NJ. Rifle Summtville Borough.
Veronica Reilly
James W. Condor
Daniel Mcdonald Yoder township.
Owen McCaffrey
Lawrence Schroth Carrolltown Borough, Mich
ael Barnacle Clearfield township; John Eischen-
sehr Conemaugh borough JOSEF h Geisc Rich
land township; John Carroll 'Loretto Springs /;
Rebecca LlcweIlyn Yoder township; Adam
Kurtz Yoder township Francis Gallasoth Yoder
township Charles Zimmerman Jr, 3rd Ward
JOhnstown James Downey 2nd Ward do; ia
cob Fend 4th Ward do; Harman Endress 2nd
Ward do; Jared Williams do James Downey
Sr. do !; John Brady do ; Francis Seitz Coucm-
augh Borough; Johu Sivert do; Harnan End
ress Taylor Township Lenhard Kest do Rob
ert Trotter Cambria township; George Rand
olph Wilmore Borough Jacob Mack Cambria
township; James ID. Hamilton Nllmore Bor-
ough John Headrick Conemaugh Borough
FlOrian Bengle Loretto Borough; jerome Plott,
Susquehanna township; Samuel Dillon. Suaque-
hanna township; Francis P. Grossberger, Car
rolltown Borough Lewis Kerstriug 4th Ward
Johnstown Henry Scnable do; VIM. ID. Mich
olson End Ward do; Michael J. Plott Susque-
hanna township; Daniel Litzinger Chest Springs
Borough; John E. M'Kinzie bo; Patrick Grimes
Loretto Borough Terrence Delozier Carroll
township: John Baucling 2nd Ward Johnstown.
George N Holman 4th Ward Johnstown G.
Conrad, Richland township Adam Pfarr, Yo-
der towuship Geo. w. Mullin. Washington
township; Francis Dashn9r Allegheny Tp. John
Hamilton, Washington township. Samuel Craig
Allegheny Tp-
QUART LICENSE
Cyrus Heart Ord Ward Johnstown; D. W
Goughnour do Jacob Leib Carroll township
Clerks Office,
Ebensburg May Is 1861.
J. MCDONALD. Clerk
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Agricultural.

!" HE MANAGERS OF THE CAMBRIA
Il County Agricultural Society are requested
to meet at the Office of ID. H. Roberts Esq, in
Ebensburg, at ] O'Clock p. M, on Saturday, the
list day of June 1861.
By order of the Pres't.
May Is '6l-3t u. j. JONES, Se'cy.
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We are compelled to call upon all persons in
debted to the Ebensburg Foundry to call and
settle their accounts without any delay. In
many years business this is our first call but
our situation, and the times. require that we
should make it and suits will be brought in all
cases where it is not obeyed.
Ebensb'g, May 8, 1s61-3t E. GLASS & co.
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E The AUeghenian is out in favor OF
:brating the approaching anniversary of
z.rican Independence. in the regular old
k.bned patriotic style. The suggestion is
,aai one, and we therefore at once record
=, voe in its favor. Can't we have a cele-
nj the kind in Ebensburg? OF course
- e,n. If the ladies only will take the nat-
IN hand, it is bound to 60 through, and we
s,e they will give it their attention forth
n Let US have a militia training, accom-
a;iet as mach as possible by the pomp and
e.unstance Of #ar-the shouting of the
,,ains and the waving of plumes old
sboned dinner in the good old fashioned
Irs-old fashioned musician old fashioned
alton, delivered by an old fashioned citizen,
i abounding in old fashioned patriotism
fashioned regular and volunteer toasts,
1.b as DR.. Smith used to prepare and read
osk6rations of this kind,
3" In the days when we went gipsying,
i long time ago"
| I'D then wouldn't it be good idea to wind
. the celebration with an old fashioned ball,
| ab 40 old fashioned fiddler who can play
Sugar 10 the gourd," {" Clar de Kitchen, p"
| d the DEVILS Dream" with old bachelors
floor managers, and al old maid of fifty the
lie of the evening? Wouldn't it be glori-
|@?-wouldn't all enjoy themselves p
|Faldn't somebody fall IN love with somebo-
aud wouldn't Tom, Dick, Harry, Bob,
! u, Jack and Joe
Dance all night till broad daylight,
Aud 20 home with the gals in the morning %
T course they would, and so they ought to
tE The Johnstown Tribune says that
ug Kirby, who recently arrived in New
X from Fort Pickens, is "a lion in our
# metropolis" Mercy on US, lion :
I'll, all that we hope is that he will refrain
Il roaming when he returns to his noun
IL home. As Shakespeare says, lion
-sug ladies' is a most dreadful thing, for
src is not a more fearful wild fowl than
lr lion living But probably he is lion
ss ttom who could roar you as gently
any sucking dove, or as 'twere nightin-
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1s George R. Slick, of SlickVille, about
l'ee miles from JohnstoVn. has been arrest
/. On the charge of being one of the gang of
~aateEfeiters whose arrest we mentioned last
'ssk He gave bail in the sum of $4,000
u his appearance for trial at the next U. S.
.S'Elct Court, in Pittsburgh. We learn
-'shaberger failed in obtaining bail and has
"lSequently been committed to Jail.
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The Bodugger.

This wonderful article. jgst patented, Is soIns
thing entirely new. ard never before offered 10
agents, who are wanted everywhere Fun par
,iculars sent tTse Address.
SHAW & CLARK.
10. 2o-isN6pc Bll1e:ora,. Maine
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LIST OF CAUSES set down for trial at
Court of Common 2 P.eas. t. he held at Ebrus
burg, on the first Monday (bcing the 3ri day)
of June next.
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90 Blank deeds. SUMMONS, petitions for
averp hcepses. and blanks of every other 6e-
-irticn csr be had al this Office.
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tsT We will be under obligations to those
/ our Lieuds throughout the county, who will
md Us their assistance in rendering the loca!
.FaTtmen; of our paper as interesting as pos
l5.e. Many things occur worthy of notice,
Z Ehich We never hear at al, or lot until
1sy are TOO old to Le noticed as items of
;'Es. Send US early accounts of all acci-
iab, marriages, births, deaths, public meet
-!s, riots, robberies, friendly knock downs,
:.dnically called assaults and batteries, fires
Sc, which may occur in your neighborhoods.
al favors Of the kind will be thankfully re-
STed, and gratefully remembered.
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License Notice.

The following named persons have filed theil
petitions for License in this Office, which will be
for the action of the Court in the first
week of next June session, to wit:
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BGRH AYES
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.
The successful introduction and uss q this solerzea
c1llsd Btters8 offered various forms from quart
bottle 70 Eve gallon ke until this word Hfse-s Is h1
another fT greg, FiAinous Whsksy mix
But the really great relief derived the minute dose
tesspoouful, Of our medicine,
BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BTTTERS,
And te entire o5ssnos eT ar prostitution, established
for ii reputation which the limitations aud
tsrfeits have failed % undermine IL Is positively
table preparation, with barely sufficient pure spirits to
ut ene m size Of the rnuine Islf Pint Boslsso Fos
One DOllsT
Its medicine Of long tried efficacy for Purifying
the Blood so essential for the foundation Of good
health and for correcting disorders Of the stomach
and bowels
Two or three doses VIII convince the afflicted Of
is sautary effects The stomach viii speedily regain
It's strength, healthy action Of the liver, bowels
and kidneys viii take place, and renewed
health be the quick result
For Indigestion.
Try BGrhavt's Holland BitttrS.
For Heartburn,
Try BGrhaye's Holland Biitsrs.
For Acidity,
Try BGrhave's Holland Bittss.
For-waterbrash,
Try BGrhaEs's Holland Bitttrs
For Headache,
Try BerhaTB's Holland Bitters.
For Loss of Appetite,
Try BGrhaTt's Holland Bitttrk.
For Costiveness,
Try BGrhaTs's Holland BitisrE.
For Piles,
Try bGrhaVe's Holland Bitttrs
In all Nervous, Rhsumstic and Neuralsie Afeo-
tons it has in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial and in others effected decided cure
READ CAREFULLYl
The genuine highly concentrated B1rhsve's Holland
Rittsrs hAfPint bottles only, snd rctAiod -
one Dollar per bottle The demand for tins truly
celebrated Medicine has induced limitations which
the public should guard Against purchasing.
BsauaTe Of Izpositiazl See thaf LAs laid
sf erery bocGe yoa bag.
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This is a remedy universally known TO suTT'ass any
other for the throat and lung compnts that
useless here publish the evidence of ts virtues Its
unriyalled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations of the Garth
Few the communities, families among them
who personal experience Of its Effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and
know, the effects of this remedy, need not
do than them that t has all the viz
tues that il did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence OF mankind
Preu.red by DR.. J. c. AVER 6, CO.. lowell, Mass
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAFID CURE OF
Courhs. Colds, InfuenIa. Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, InefPient Consump-
ton, and the Relief OF ConsumP-
tive Patients. I'm advanced
stages OF the Disease
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JOSEPH McDONAL15. Fru'!y.
Prothonatary's Office, EGcnsburg,
May 8, 1S61.-tc.
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The successful introduction and q this eolersted
Remedy las been the signal for literal food q compounds
called Bitters,7 offered in various forms from quart
hottie gallon ksz until this word nitters Is hu1
another fOT greg, Eiainous whisksy mix
ture-
But the really great relief the minute dose
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