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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

n, ih. use Of these pill. the psrio lie aliaek'o
Nrp., ., S,sl H,aiseh, nav he prevented; ADD
ifiak.n al the commencement ol the attack im-
msdi,te reli.lfrom pain aud sickness viii H. OBJ
taiped.
They seldom TAIL 20 remove the Nas''a and
H,adask, 60 which emale. are snjec,.
The, act gently Upon the bowels, removing
Csai,,nos.
for Literary men, Students, Delicate Females,
snd all person, Of ',d,ai0y ASbh', they ars vail
aabls a. Lssaii-,, approving the spps'its.gH.
Jog tone AID .igor 20 the digestive organs, and
restoring the ns,ural elasticity aud strength OF
the whol. system.
The CEpiiALiC PILLS are the fe.alt oflong
investigation and carefully conducted cNTetineni.
having hesn W. use many ycsr, dufing which
time ihry have prevented and relieved . vast
amount IL psin add .shsriax from Headache,
~hsthsr originating IN the neTs"as system OF
FROM q drnayrd state u the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable ~ their compo'i.
tion. and NAV h. t,kcn al all time. With psiisc
safety without msking any rhange ofdis', asdis
aI.,ss, " sHy i,'dgr,abl, iaIs 'safus 'asyt
sdniAi,iu fAO-' 10 eh'if,'s.
Htw.kror couSrTN'tIr,.
The genuine have Eve signature. Of ilsnfy e.
Spsaldiag oa each bps.
Sold by Druggist. anI Dealers ~ Medicines.
A BoS will H. cent by mall prepaid On 'e'e'P,
ofihe
PRICE - CENTS.
| Al order, .hoald - addressed TO
HENRY e.. SpAULDiNG,
- Cedar Street. New York.
Or 10 WEEKS X POTTER, Bo,tou, ~
Agent. ior New Englind. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

'rHE.ah,cr,bsr hereby give. pWblic notice lh.,l
i b. IA. hera dolls appointed BY the honorable
Jsdse 81 PT,.bateior the Csanty ofO~ioFd, nod
assumed the trust Il executor Of the last will aad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

Fofe
AND ALL DISEASES or TIE THROAT
AND LUNGS.
REAP THE FOLLOWING
Fyom Ho.. l.. .UadaroOd, II. Coz. u VI.
M,,... r.. n, Msgoo. 4 Col have used
,c.r WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND. Zoe se.
y,te cold. and Sore Throsi, and u has proved
an stIie ieou. rrmedy. II 10 valuable sooe' go"
10 the lie, Of remed,es ior eold.. coughs, &e.
am, &C., Yours,
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlins,on, Oct. 3, is6o.
F,r- Hes. Jss. POisnd. State Ssssi0,. Va.
Ihaye u.sd WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
in M, family, and have never found any remedy
so .fec,ual ~ curing coughs and sofc throat, AMI
o'"'' ' JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct. !, 1850.
E,s- Hs.. T,~oihy n. R~if,id.
Nv aias WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
. .ho,t time, I Was entirely cured of one 81 the
mo.t sever, and obstinate colIs upon my lung.
,bst ever sxpsrtncsd. know Of no remedy
rauai to II zoe cough and long complaint, g.psra''
w. TIMOTHY q. REDfiEi.D.
Montpelier. October ~. 1850.
FrOm Rev. 4. n. SmiL, y. u. Pnso'Pii Of N's
Usaffos Issfasf'oH'
The MAGIC COMPOUND which you fur
ni.hed me las, .p,irg whcn ! WAS suffering mos,
severely iron the effect. of long ooaiinnci COIL
npon my lungs, acted Ike charm. The hW
,,sh, ATE, ,sking u, ! ooughed less and slept
..,t.r than ior ~crk. before. aud the use OF 7,
fall, removed the difficulty entirely. should
use Il again IN preference In an, medicine have
eve, tired When similarly afflicted.
Your.. Truly. T.. u. SMITH.
Farfax, VI, April -, 1850.
@uOuLPs
A short time .inc- NV chill Va. attacked most
,.,sr,l, With Group. We ,hooghr she could not
liz. Nv. minutes. A .,ng- dos- of WEEks'
MAGIC COMPOUND relieved her at once. and
Oh. ha. had oo attack Of Il since. j ihink M
Lmil, should 10 wilhuut u.
". =. vARNEY,
Pnn. M,..,quo, Valley Academy.
North Troy. April ", istO.
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Th. Ssb.crb,f h-rrh, gives public notice thai
h. has t-en appointed b. the Honorable Judse OF
Probate. f,r the Coanly Of oNfit', and assumed
he trust II administrator Of the estate Of
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VETERINARY HOMEOPATHY.

VETERINARY HOMEOPATHY.
Humphrey Specific Homeopathic
Remedies for Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, Dogs, &C
n. e,.s contain. ten st>cife Remedies suitable
Zoe ali diseases ~ .Isn,. ~ .hich domestic animals
sr, subject. togethsf nth q complete manual ~
directions 90 u-s. plata AMI simple that every
f.rrp~r 90 breeder readily them. The rene
ds- are pat up In arv, onsot. v,is ~ lgaiis, Ahf
n, entire .s,. All hoot. in ~ soh Al " snFis
vi.. 9Th dir-r,isn. at Of each. sen, ~ nah %
s,rfr.. FREE u charss on receipt % IRE Ities.
frirs - bons slnEiy ~ csni.
AGENTS WANTED ~ he sale q our Rsmsii,s
m every ,o-n 90 community In the rniiei siAi,s.
Aires
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OLIVER r''PRoCroR late Of Cantos.

OLIVER y. PROCTOR late u Cantob,
in .aii C,iaaty d-c'ased, by giving boil 80
III. L- directs. Ne therefore '-gu..t. al per
so. shi are Indebted to the estate u said de
e.a.-,i. 20 make im acl,ate pay meat, and those
~ha have a,y d-Haad. Ihefepn 10 eih,b,t the
.sms o.
My Il, ls6I. JOHN VI. DESlION.
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oxrosr IS; Al Cour, Of Probate held at Pa.
ris, ~iihia and lor the Covs, III Oxford. 90 the
Tint Tue.ds, Of Nav. A. u. 1s6t.
TMiLS L. ROWE, named -xrcuiri> IN . ce,-
andies,ameai af DssiiW Rowe. hate &c o>iord, ia
Sc P,ulsUe:
OsS'-,i. That The aid ex-ce'r'x give ao,'ce 10
all Tst."ns interested. by esas'"g a copy NJ this
ORD, 10 he published three week. -,cc,..',-'y
in IN. oxepsd D~.u.es., p'i.tei al Pads. that
the, nav srpe.S At r'el~'e css1t - ~ he'll q,
Pan. Ia aid Couniy go the third Tse.ia, s'
Jose nsSt. At aiae O'clock IA the fsreaoa"' ava
.h.x cause, u ssy they have. ~hs the ',me
,hould not BE- ppyed. approved, and h"seo :"
The a.l will and t~.usn-at Ol all a.e.''Tu'
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INV Ei.lSH, WINTER. J-ds,.

Atrpe eopy-atie.,; IT,, b.
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ORR nrMyprrs mr. NAIL on ryrnrs

toos over n. fs rsis NJ Q ess> ~ that tini
yas choose ani lnclo-> ne amount In current no's
90 .'.rt. ~ mail n our .iire--, At S7 Broadway,
Sss.Yofs. AMI the m~ieins siIl be daily retained
By mall ~ ,tpfe.s fre, q chng-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

NATHANIEL HEAD. late Of D,nmafk.
In said Coaniy, deceased, BY giving bosd a. Oh.
lsw directs. lie therefore requests all person
Who are Indebted 10 the estate Oi.atd dec-ascsi
In m, axe ,m nrIi.is % meat: .ad those whotsv-
,oy d.,n,a1. thsrsoa o. exhibit the .at.s''t
M.y -, issi. EDMuNDP. INGALLS,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-14

THE subscriber hereby give. public notice tia !
h.h.. leea daily appa,niedbs the honorable Jads.
of Probate &c the Coaaty u OxisSd. and assumed
the ;ru.t " executor Of the Last viii AID tesla
meat II
N,I,LA DUDLEY late Of Par.
10 ssid Coaaty. deceased. by giving boad ss the
Law directs. IT, therefore requests aU person.
sho iad-bi-t o. the estate &c ssid drccased ~
make Immediate plym-nt; AID those who have
sny drmsafs th%r-Jn O. exhibit th- sane to
Ma, -, isSi. CHARLES ~. CURTIS.
tn. .sh-c r,l-s fsh, sise- psbl,e sotic. that
he has been doh appointed by the Hoaotab
Juigv ~ Probate ioT the County of Oxiotd, sai
assumed the uust VI aiminl.traior ofihe estate Of
LEWIS RECORD late of Bask6-ld
IA .aid County, deceased. Jy gisiag bad n the
k~ directs. lie therefore request. al per.oas
Who ace iaisbiei To- the e-tste uI sa'd dsce,.e'i
Ia Hlsks ,rn M late payment, ari those who have
On, t-at,aI. taeSeoa 90 eNhib,t the .ins 90
Nav "a, fssi. DAVID l.. fARRAR.
The subscriber he',by give. public a"',oe TIA,
h. has been july appointed h, the honorsbie Judge
Of PROBATE 5r the County u OxiOsd. and assumed
the uu.t Of ESscaior Of the last ~iIl and tsst-'
meat u
ISAAC corps late Of Norway
10 .a,d Cosaiy. deceased, by si,ias hoad as the
az d,s.c,.. lie therefore requests all ps'.oas
Who af- ,n,sLasd the estate oi said d~e.a..d 10
n.k. Immediate payment: sRd those Who have
aay demand. thereon Ca exhIb1 the sam. 90
May n, isoI. AMOS r. HOLT.
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OXFORD, s;-tt Cour, OF Probate held at Ia
ti., wuhia and 6t the Coaniy Of oNh'fd, ou
IN. third T,-..ds, e Nav, Al. ls6i.
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A tree oory-siissi
-, HoHSs, Register.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
CASUALTIES OF WAR.

In an article calling attention to the
sanitary condition and requirements Of
our troops now in the fight, the N. Y.
Tribune groups together the following
statistics. of the Mexican and Crimean
campaigns:
In the Crimean war, England lost 49,
CAB men out of force of $685. of
that number, 2,65S only were killed in
action, and 1,761 died of wounds. But
16, 29S died of diseases in the camp hos
pitals, and 13,000were discharged incur
able, many of whom, no doubt, subse.
quently died. To every one taken wound
ed to the hospitals, twelve were taken
there sick, and among the wounded dis
ease was often the secondary condition,
SO that of this class those who died, fell
victims more frequently to disobedience to
sanitary law than to wounds received in
battle. In the first seven months of the
Crimean campaign the English troops
diod at u ratio of 90 yer cent. year.
In the French army, the statistics are
no less appalling. In four months there
were Al 900 cases Of typhus in the hos
Vi u tuiio WtIt ldtdl.
the twenty months of the campaign
there we're 10000 cases of invalidism,
less than one-fourth of which were from
wounds, the other three-fourths being
cases of disease About 5000 perished
in the battle or died Of wounds received
there; but 10000 died of sickness, and
$4,000 were discharged for illness, a large
proportion Of whom probably never re-
covered.
Our own experience in the Mexican
war is of the same character. Among
our troops, there pcrished at the seat OF
war, 1885, and 12,252 were discharged
because of illness. Of these last, many
died on their way home, and many more
after they reached there, SO that it was
calculated by those who were most likely
to come to an accurate estimate, that our
entire loss was from 5000 to S,O0O.-
But there were killed in battle and died
of wounds only 1,54S; the other $4,000
to 5000 perished from disease.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
-T1lf : y cu,NcEny NOTICE
y. M, n. uiLlN
East Saginaw, September IL, 1860.

.iHa CHANCERY NOTICE
CtTATE Of Michigan Tenth judicial Circuit Suit
~ pending in the Circuit Court for the County Of
Saginaw an Chanccry, at the City Of Saginaw the
18th day Of October, A. ID. 1861, between William
gray, complainant, and Joseph T. Copeland, Mary
j. Copeland Samuel Copeland Alexander X. " alsh,
Samuel Coulter Calvin W. Howe, and the President,
Directors and Company of the Washington County
Bank and yolncy A. Ripley IL satisfactorily APP
pearing by tho affidavit Of William Gray that the
SIsfcndants Alexander r. Walsh, Samuel Coulter and
Calvin w Howe are all non-i csidcns Of this, the
sad State Of Michigan, and arc residents OF the
State Of New York, and that the defendant, sthc
PRESIDENT, Directors and Company Of Washington
County Bank is foreign corporation, created by the
laws Of and located and doing business in the State
Of Now York On motion OF VIM l.. Wcbbcr, Com
plainants solicitor il is ordered that the said
resident defendants and said foreign corporation do
cause their appearances b be entered in said cause
within four months from the date Of this order and
that IN case Of their appearance they their
swer 10 said complainants bill Of complaint fled In
this cause 20 bo filed and copy thereof served
the solicitor for said complainant within twenty days
after service on them Of said bill and notice Of this
order and that in default thereof said bill be taken
as confessed by them.
And il is further ordcrcdthat within twenty days
the complainant cause copy Of this order to be
published in the East Saginaw Courier OF East sag
inaw in said County and State, and that such pub
lcation be continued at least in each week for
six successive weeks or that he copy Of this
order TO be served personally on said defendants Of
least twenty days before tho timo herein prescribed
for their appearance. a fta
A. s.GAYL0RD, Circuit Court Commissioner
Saginaw County, Michigan.
WrLLIAa L. WEBBER, Sorr for CompPt
a true cory, WIN MoLt, Register
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
A TOUGH STORY.

Talk not of tough stories in Yankee
newspapers, after reading the following,
from st. Petersburg journal =" A re-
turned traveller from the North tells me
Of curious mode they have in Siberia Of
procuring the skin of the sable. Their
fur is in the greatest perfection in the
depth of winter, atwhich time the hunter
proceeds to the forest armed with a
pitcher of water and some carrion meat ;
he deposits the bait at the foot, and climbs
to the top of high tree. AS soon as the
animrl, attracted by the scent, arrives,
the man drops some water on his tail, and
it instantaneously becomes frozen to the
groundl On which, descending from his
elevation with incredible rapidity, with a
sharp knife, he cuts him transversely on
the face. The sable, from the excess of
pain, taking rn extraordinary spring for
ward, runs off, aud (his tail being fast TO
the ground) out of his skin, Of course,
leaving it prey TO the hunterl Upon
expressing a slight doubt as to the proba-
bility of this mode of skinning the ami
mails, my friend assured me that he never
could have believed it, had he not fire.
quently tried it himself" Esfm sel
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
GROOMING A HORSE.

"What do yon give your horses to
keep them in such fine condition." asked
young farmer Of his neighbor, whose
team Of bays were the pride of the own
or, and the admiration Of the village
Goats, carrots, and plenty of BRUSH" was
the reply. There is little need Of insist
ing on the necessity Of good food and
plenty of it, to have horse remain Wig.
orous. Every one knows that bone, and
muscle, and sinew, are manufactured from
hay, oats, corn, &C., and that the raw ma
terial must be applied to produce the
strong limb, elastic step, noblespirit which
makes fine horse the universal favorite
he is. But the important part which the
skin bears in the animal economy, and
the necessity of properly cleansing and
keeping it in proper condition, are not
fully appreciated. Rough staring coats,
grease or scratches, indammations, and
a whole catalogue Of diseases, find their
origin in neglect Of proper grooming
The skin of the horse, like that of other
animals, not only affords protectionto the
parts within, but by the pores affords an
outlet to a large part of the waste OF the
body. Currying and brushing should not
be done in the stable; the dust and scruff
will be scattered in the manger to mix
with horse feed, beside keeping the stable
uaoleanly. Take the animal into the open
air. tie him securely and handle him SO
gently that he will enjoy, rather than
dread, the application of the comb aud
hrnsh
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
r L EAD Il S!

All parties indebted to the firm Of
CURTIS, BLISS co.
Are notified that unless they call Immediately at
office, in the new warehouse, on the dock settle up
and make arrangements TO satisfy tho claims we hold
ugainst them, said claims and accounts will be put
in process of collection by legal means,
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.. A'-
We arc determined to have q full settlement at
this tire with everybody and respectfully call at
tenton to tho fact that IN regard 10 enforcing Il by
legal means " needs be- f~tA aa-t
WE ARE IN EARNEST.
And this is positively the LAST CALL.
CURTIS, BLISS 4 Co.
East Saginaw, August |, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
DENTISTRY,

IL. those dcsirous Of dental operations, that he has
located permanently at East Saginaw, and for the
OF attending TO other business, has
opened an Office on Water st. at foot cf German st,
where he would be pleased 10 SOC all who may need
his services. ...sr 1900
East aginaw, May 81, is6o.' n44-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

The RnINocERos. The impenetrabil
ity of the rhinoceros's hide is stated by
recent English hunters to be a fable,
which arose solely from the fact that
walking.sticks and whip-stocks rs hard
as horn are prepared from it by tedious
process among the natives Of countries
which tho animal inhabi.s. A common
buok-shot will in reality go through the
hide with perfect case. We recollect
hearing the same invulnerability asserted
of the alligator, and having disproyed it
by killing the monster with charge Of
bird-shot fircdinto his right side, through
the heart Ithe eye and the vent are always
mentioned as his only mortal spots. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

!
..-I ssl ssisae.ss CASTLES a.s,ls
3 Time, that blunts the edge Of things,
ils Dries our tears and spoils our bliss; sy
IN Time has brought such balm to me, i.ri oi
can bear TO spear Of this
She was seven and was nine
g. Pretty people We to plan = o-str
Life, and lay ii grandly out .-sr -,
She the woman, the man
Sang the river on the shoals, f..,,..
Sang the robin on the tree:
Earth was newly made for us
Later Eve and Adam We. einh rNffI
Lightly fell the apple-blossoms,
Paved tho road with red and white;
Sunshine hoated through the day, ttet
-Silvery atoms through the night
Seven years have ONE and gono
Drop the curtain, change the scene!
Life, when one is nine years old, .,.
Does not say the thing il means.
Other arms have clasped my Eve, fr8
.1 Other lips have called her fair
All but little wind blows down
Spring -tiInc castles in the air
iiiF ssaa % iiF9 fra .ae 4eI53
From this window / can see - ..-
Up the road to Meadow Farm
That is she upon the porch
With the baby on her arm.
rlefoN htf -afa r.O4 II B. Afdrich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

TN readiness at all times, at call from town or
Il county, q man competent 10 Put up Window
Curtains and shades also to lay carpets and oil cloths
At SILSBEE'e
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

EIL Ladies. prepare iorlan extreme
change of habits, FOR Paris correspond
ont says the ladies arc coming out "with-
out bustles, wadding or ny;aing c.se. c..e '
--HousehoH Journal. n0e 81.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

EIThe fees obtained by some jock
eys, it would seem, are very liberal
Bullock having refused tho handsome OF.
fer of E500 per annam from Colonel
Townley for the call Of his services.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
AFIRST CLASS
Grocery s. Provision House,
Notr Opened in Josiin's Netr Brick Eiock on
Water Street, Eas, Saginar.

ORDERS FROM COUNTRY DEALERS,
For Salt, Fish, Groceries aad Provisions &c. will
n. be thankfully received and promptly filed,
-F At DETROIT PRICES.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

E.S-"In the first place" said Pat, II
hit him an Internal wallop on the side Of
tho head, which missed him; anotherw with
t'othcr hand in the same spot precisely,
and be me sowl while was doing il, the
ugly baste butted me clane across tho
street into the canal. Och, but,for that
blow I would have whaled the ugly divill"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
w. L. p. LiTTLE & co.,

change, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, &c. Win
give prompt attention to Collections, and remit
drafts at current rates. Taxes paid for non resi-
dents, and all matters connected with Land Agen-
CIV promptly attended To EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, Hats
Caps, Provisions, Salt, etc. Corner Store, Bucna
Vista Block, iavI nii a--- AAAA 1hI
EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

Saloon and Restaurant Fresh Oysters, Lobsters,
sardines, Picked Tongue Pigs Feet, &c. always
ON hand Hess Block, 3 doors from corner, on
WashinptOn street EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
MERSHON 4 RROS.

Dealer in Hats Caps Furs and Skins, Ready Made
Clothing, Gloves, &c Opposite Brick Hotel.
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29

win attend to the Purchase, Shipment and Tnspec.
ton of Lumber on Saginaw River. Post 0fic'
Address EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-29
JOHN WILLIAMS,

Saddle 4 Harness Maker, and general dealer in Har
ness, Saddles, Trunks Valices etc. No. 80, Gen
esee street EAST SAGINAW
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THE
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tended with an eruption on the head. A continual
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the latter part Of the year 1857 your Restorative was re-
q 4 m re-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-21
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case Of Ave years' ], AR
landing cured by DIR. KEYsER's PICTORIAL sYkUP'
PIrrsBuRsH, Jan. II, 1850

PITTsBuRsH, Jan. ii, looO.
DIR. KKYsKR My wife has been afaicted with bad
cough and difficulty Of breathing, for ave or SIX years.
which for several yea back, had gradually increased
had been treated BY several physicians without any re-
lief In this state Of her case, procured some Oh your
Pectonl Cough Syrup. thought, the nnt time, Q nny
cent bottle, which relieved her very much tnen called
and got dollar botte which cured her entirely, and
she has now no trace Of the former disease, except weak
meas. would also state that used the medicine my.
self to cold and cough. The medicine cured me by TAX
ing ono dose Iexpress my entire satsacton With the
medicine, and you are at liberty % publish this you
desire TO do 90. WM. WILSON,
Alderman Fifth Ward.