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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29


tx PREsIrLNT FIERCE oS THE WAR. The
Boston Post publishes letter from oS.
President Pierce, which concludes as iol-
lows:
"The very idea Of dismemherment Of
the Union has always been TO me one OF
terrible significance. Stiil if it holds a
place in the inevitable march Of time If
the Eobie fabric must tottcr to its fall
there is, ! humbly hope, no inexorablO
necessity that its rum- be stained with
gore II our fathers were mistaken, and
lime has developed in our system, OF il
the madness Of their sons has planted
there the germ of An irrcpresslblo con
tlict' which forbids us longer to live TO.
gethcr in peace, then in peace and or
Just terms .ct Us separate. Fearful will
be the esponsibIity of those who woul,.
cast the last element of human woe--thal
OF arms fox fratricidal slaughter into ths
general chaos. The wisdom of man ia.li
may God in mercy guide u.s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

GGJ"ltis reported that the same gentle,
men who we're engaged in rifing The State
out Of S5O,0OO Tor furnishing uniforms
land beet f3r the volunteers, have now OBJ.
tanned contract for r.Rng all the oli mus
ko,s belonging to tho State. We are sure
they will do this job as well as they have
done the toruIcr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

MARRIED-On the 10th inst, by Rev. u
NJ Galloway, at the residence Of John McMurry'
in Jordan township, Mr.. CoRrEE BELL to miss
MATILDA HAGERTY.
On goth inst, by II. Shaw, Esq, Mr. 1os'
CIsSEY to Mrs. ABIGAIL KEsLER Of Jefferson 60.
On 2lst instant, by Rev. John A. Nuner ~,
CuRIsuAS Bnows 90 Miss NANCY J. EIsELsAs s'
Of Clear6old county. a.,
On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. Coon VernopfAI
JoHS W. PAULLY to Miss MACY MATILDA IHosr'
son, all Of Brady township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

The facts respecting the killing Of Col.
Ellsworth are nearly rs stated above. 1t
appears that he in company with two phi
Yates, aecended to the top Of the Marshal
iic"se, took down the secession flag,
wrapped himself in it, and whilst descen,
din, the stairs was n'es hy Jackson, the
proprietor Of the house, with a double
balrellcd gun, with which he fred, shoot
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

Bss~ln making favorable mention OF
Gcv. BiGLER, the Pittsburgh Dispatch says
"Mr. Bigler is as sound and whole,soul'
ed a friend of the Union as can be found
in the Stete.'
The Dispatch might have added, "and
never - as anything else"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

But little authentic information Of the
war movements in the South is at hand,
The forces under arms in Virginia are va
riouSly represented at 80, so and $4,000
posted at EIarper'S Ferry, Norfolk, Rich.
mond, lynchburg &c. a large force is
rcprcsenten.ed to be on the Mississippi
below Cairo, under Genera! Pillow. and aU
equally formidable army at Pensacola un-
der Gen. Bragg.
\ letter from Pensacola, dated the 18th
inst, says that President jeff. Davis was
on q visit there, and after careful inN
spection of the operations and works,
quietly departed. Other accounts state
that he is now at Richmond, and that
Gen. Bcauregard is at Norfolk.
The rrivNtcers in the Gulf appear to be
driving their business to some purpose. -
The New Orleans Bee Of the 18th notice,
the capture and bringing to that port o
some four OF five different prizes, Il single
one of which was valued at $4,000
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
LATER NEWS.

The Pittsburgh papers of Monday NOR.
ming furnish us with a report from Wash
ington dated on Sunday Goth, stating
that Gen. Boiler had captured the bat
terry at Sewall's Point, with loss of 81
killed and wour ded, whilst the enemy.
loss was from 800 to 400 killed and woun
ded, and COO prisoners.
Doubts ere thrown upon this report by
the arrival of the steamer John 4. War
ner at Wilmington, Del, having let
Fortress Monroe on Saturday morning -
The Captain entirely discredits the
report of second attack on Sswall't
Point.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

A Hero All. here am, q frNil man,
with a wife and children, enlisted for the
war. really to engage those Southern trai-
tors in mortal combat in twenty-iour
hours, and leaving behi d mo thousands
CT dollars of debts which my poor widow
and children will have to collect from a
set of d scoundrels, but ! must be
oil to the tented field"
This is the emphatic Language OF a man
mot thousand miles from our office who
was one OF the first ta enlist for the war,
after hearing OF the bombardment Of Fort
Sumter Notwithstanding two Companies
of ' oluntCers have left our County, and
three others ready to march, this p2trio.
ic individual has succeeded in smother
ing his wrath within his own bosom, and
has not been able to tear himself from his
family and friends. The capacity Of a
soul that can subdue and survive such an
"irrepressible conflict" rs this man has
overcome, car never he doubted by any
one and would be more suited for a
"Czar of all the Russias," than for an
American citizen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29

TUE HOME GUARD will meet for
drill on Friday evening, at o'clock. All
those wishing to uniform will please attend
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-05-29
THE LATEST NEWS.

BY ,ast nights mail we received the
Pittsburgh Dispatch of yesterday morning
fully contradiGting the reported engage
ments on borders of the Chesapeake, sucb
as the taking of Norfolk, Sowalls Point
&c. There has been no advance of Gov.
ernment troops at any point since the ia.
king of Alexandria.
The Dispatch furnishes some important
intelligence from Wheeling, to the effect
that large force of Virginians were
marching on Wheeling iiom the direction
of Ilarper's Ferry, that several scouts had
been Eilled, that several railroad Bridge,
destroyed. and that force of Government,
troops from Western Virginia and Ohio
had left Wheeling 10 meet them, &C., &c.
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MEDICAL.
HRAA WHAT mo- ProPIR ~.

me undsrs.s-sd hAYlnE used Professor HUN.
PHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REARDlES
Ia our families With The mCSt BatSfActoTY results, and
having fuI confidence n their genuinenesl, purity,
and ealeaey eheeIfuly recommend them 10 AL per-
sons Who Wish % have safe, reliable, and eiHeaeiOus
remedies ~ hand for private or domestic use.
Tie Rev. VIM. HoSrneT, editor Of The Northern
IndepPndent" Auburn, n r. The Rev, =. n. Cree
Oey DID, Rector Sf 81 Peters Church, Anburn, y. Y.
The Rev. B. 7. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Prlsou; the Rev. Spencer ~ Rice, Rector, NeU-Ds1i-
ford, MasS the Rev. Allen Steele, NeH.York Con-
ference ~ u The Rev. P. g Pratt, DOrBei, vi. the
Rev John z Rnbie, BuHRlo: A. O, Hart, Epq, Utica,
\. Y: the Hon. Neal Dow, Portland, Ae. the Hon.
6eluyler Colfax, South Bend, Ind. the Hon George
Humphreys, n. y; Henry D. Cook, E89, Elitnr Of
the @ohi0 State Journal Columbus, Ohio: The Hon.
Chase, MoutIeeiIo ia. the Hon joseph Benedict,
Utica, n. Y; Vim. BTisiOl, Eco, Utica. N. T.; A. g,
Pond Isl, Ctica, n. Vi James PiaHk'4t Esg NASH
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aailg gnteIIigrnter.


ShRt Constitutes a Rnnd-omr NJ.
well-in the FIRST place. there ,n,., !.
enough Of him; or. GsiIins % Is I'M must De
come 10 think of it, be mus4.f s,ii IN ~, Ia'
because there can be no beauty without
healtht or at least, according to nay wa, NJ
Ininking. In the second place. he must
nave a beard whiskers-as the pods
Plrasei but beard I insist upon, else ono
might a" well look AZ u girl Lei his
Foice have dish of the Ningara witb Tho
music OF q haby's laugh in n lie, ne
smile he Ike the breaking forth of the
sunshine on spring morning. As to bis
nRote' Il should be strong enough 10 CON
Uena with man. and slight enough IN
IremOle IN the presence Of the woman he
IoEes. VI course il he is a well made
man, II follows that he must be graceful.
'"e principle that perfect machinery
moFcs tremendously, therefore
you and himself aud the milk pitcher are
safe elbow neighbors ut the tea-tnbIa
Tins style Of handsome man vonIJ NO
more think OF carrying cane, than he
would use parasol TO keep the sun ONT
o! ms eyes He can wear gloves. or warm
MS hands in his breast pockets. ne he
presses lie can even commit the suici-
dhI-oenuty-act OF turning his outside
Goat-collar up over his ears Of n stormy
gny. with Perfcct impunity tile faiLor
d'a''t make Am. aud TO his halter. If he
depended on this handsome mans patron
hge OF the --latest spring style" | fear he
would die Of hope deferred and yet-by
Apollo what bow he makes, and what
an expressive adieu lie can wave with his
hand For all this he is not conceited-
for lie hath Braias.
Bnt your conventional Handsome man. -
OF the barber -window-wax-figure-b head
pntterni with a pet lock in the middle of
MS forehead, an apple-sized head. and
raspberry mOustache with six hairs in il.
pink spot on its cheek, and little dot
OF ''goatee" on its cunning little chin:
with pretty blinking little studs in its
SHIRT bosom, and neck tie that looks as
IL ne would faint were it tuInbled, I'd as
Iiei look at a poodle. always feel n de-
sire to nip ituP with pair of sugar tonga.
drop It gently into bowl of cream. and
stre| pink rose Leaves over its little re-
mains.
Finally, my readers, when soul magnet
ises soul, the question of beauty is a dead
letter lphoH one l0Tesi5 Glirayi handsoas;
me worlds arbitrary rulcs nOtwithstaud-
ing therefore when you say ''what can the
handsome Mr.. Smith see to admire in that
stick of Miss Joues?D of "what can the
pretty Miss I. see TO like in that homelv
MT Johns!" you simply talk nonsense-Gs
you generally do, on such subjects. Sill
tue parson gets his fees, and the censns
goes on all tie same. FANXY FERx.
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M EDICAL
coD-nIVER on.
JOHN G. BAKER & CO.,
MLHr4AoIuras or THE
PURE MEDICINAL
GOD-LTER OIL!

4's 81 @ PHILADELPHIA.
G. RAKER CO, In Offering to the public their
~ brand u Cop-LITEE On have great pleasure In
WaETanting its excellent quality; which alter many
years OF iShortous experience, they have succeeded
1t is prepared, according to the most approved
process from fresh and healthy liVerS Of the GdduS
Ea0TThHd (CodhAe selected With extreme care under
LhS personal supervision OftheLr agent In Nevfound
Its sweetness purity Aad freshness make It sraree
" distaEteu to the most delicate patients while the
Nationality Of its mode Of PREPARATION Inhkes Il the
meet desirable brand Of OIL In the market.
The uncertain quality, and defective manner OF
preparing CodLiveF on have prerluded many sueF-
ing persona from rightly AppTreiAting its merits ar
Inly testing Its remedial virtues. While its success
depends mainly the employment OF a genuine aud
powerful article, no advantage win result nom
ngle trial. In general operates in avery gradual
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but PerSeTeringy and steidtly, continuing lie use
even after apparent recovery.
Tue physician may rely, with full confidence on
the merits OF our brand Of OIL while the diseased pa-
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medicine, the TtFtIes and efficacy Of which lave
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IL Is the nlnst shectuAl remedy for Consumption.
BFonehttts, Asthma, Guut, RheunUtism aud ali
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ALSO SPECIFICS

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Labored Breathing, attended with Cough aud Expee.
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RoR ELR DEcHARGEs AID DEATNEss.-Disclrarges
from the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles or
AerenriRls- For Noises In the Head, HaTdntss Of
Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR scEoTuLI.-EnlArEed Glands, Enlarged anal In
duI1ted Tonsill, SWeInu and Old UlserS seroinI1ns
C4ehexy Of Children. Price, 90 cents per box. :
FoR GRNuAL nEBILIIT. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Either the result Of Sickness Excessive
Medication, or ExhAuSting Discharges. Price, 90
cents per box. -
FoR DRorsT.-Riuld Accommodations, TunId Swell
tnE5, with Seanty SecFIonS. Price, cents per box
PoE SEA Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Nnu-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 80 cents per box.
FoG uRn1GRT DIsELsls.-Ror Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, Difficult, Painful UriEBtion, Diseases OF the KID
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EoR SEMINAL sSStSslo11S-InVoluutary DiachHTRes
and Consequent l'roStrhtion and Debility, bad Re
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Client remedy Known, and may be relied uPon a. ,
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Persons who wish 70 place themselves under the
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from AN TO PM, or By letter.
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IIs. oP spEc1g1o REalEpna.

Sc. l-For WON FsTsE, Worm coIis Welding lie
D "a. s-yGr Collie, Crying. Tes,hlns, and walefal-
80 :. 4@var Dtarrhaa, caol.r. Ins.r,aH. and sum
So. sgToF Collie, oriplng., Dy'eniery, or Bloody
Nc. e-yor Cholera, Cholera Arorbu. Vomiting
No. 7.-POr Coughs, Colds, lndusnia, and Sore
No. s-For TOOth-aehe, Taee-ache, and Neuralgia
10 i6.EDrsrEps,A P.i1s-ForNYea and DernnEed
No. ii.-FoS fEsEIIE IRREGULARITIES, seanty, Pain.
10. Q. ia9FoF Lsasorshen. prOtuss Men,eu. and
No. iS@Por c Group. HoaFse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No. I+-sALT RaET. PILIs-FOr Ery1iPeia', Erup-
10. iSERuErHATic PII1s-Por Palm, LamenesS,
Soreness In HE Chest, Back, Lolns, or l4mhs
A-ROr Fever mud Asue, chill Fever, Dumb AEne,
PER plss, Bind or Needing, Internal or TX
oEFOr s,re, weak, OF Innaued Eyes AM. Eyeias
PSILag, Weak, or BlnSred Sight,
C-SHr Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
E';h Oh'trgstiS9 OF rTofatsSss disehaEEs
and shortening Its course.
In al acute diseases, such Is Psyegs Inns nnatlur.
DlaEIhosa, Dyseniery, Group. ReuCaiisru, aud such
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promptly l. obvious ai.i IN al Euci cses II gpe-
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arrested a. once, and In all violence Of the
attack e moderated, the dis ed, and rem
deEed lea dangerous .r
Coughs and coldE, which are OF such frequsut oe-
enFTenee and which 80 often lay the foundGtIOn Of
diseased lungs, bTonehitis and consumption may an
be ~ once euTtsl by the Fever and Cough Pils.
In All chronic diseases, such as DygpeTsiA, Weak
stomach, Constipation, Liver Complains, Piles Pc
male Debility, and Irregularities old Headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, CataTrh, Salt Rheum, and other
Old eIuPiionS The case las specifies AhSse proper APP
question VIII Aaord cuTe In almost every Instance.
Often the cure OF single chronic difcnlly such aS
DygPepdA, Piles or C1tArTh, Headache OF FEMALE
MeaknesS has more than paid for the ten times
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1864
e L0OAT TED,
Ger. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, ND.
rTNHls INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
= prosperous and hourisling condition. Twice du-
te last TWO years has 1t been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of tile In
ereAsinE number OF stuLents representing nearly
every state Ia the Union. = - =
" now occupies one OF the most cOnspieuouE and
desir1biy located buildings In the CITY The rooms
S,S GSediou'y arranged spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to youpg
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for me
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain
thorough 1faetie4l BSiRcft giHeati0H generally are
In any particular, By any similar estab
ltshment In the United States.
FACULTY.
FIX. LOSIER,
PFtneipal-Lecturcr on the Science Of AecUuntA Com.
merce, business Customs, etc.
Professor ofthe Theory and Pretiee Of Kasnin,
r-t. and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping
NO. JOHNSON,
Professor Of BGsinrA4 and ornamental PenmanshiR
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law. f.a
REV. B. YEATEs REESE, d. D.
Lecturer on COulmeriAl Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon !ne. ?. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vanSant,
Hon. ThOs Swami, VIM n. KeIpl,Ier EsGS
jacob trust Es1s Nm. knEbe, Esq,
The College ls provided with a Commercial Library
O. STANDARD Works expressly for the OF the Stu
Tately Instructed.
can enter at any time. -
Thetime usually required to the full course
from TO IL weeks.
diploma Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Orrafneuted Circulsr rr,,
tanning upwards Of sQU4RE FEF rpTrtentin,y the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College TaTinnS
Characteristic designs pehmanship &c sent by mnIl
free Of charge accompanied with catAlOs giving mil
particulars. Address RK. I0siEf
E.7- BdHiBlOre IA.
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IA RARE CHANGE

TNPLEAsANrs COUNTY VA, TWO MILES NJ
4 LDM st Mays, the subscriber, Francis " oL
Oilers for ale tract Of iNsI supposed TO contain
nity acres, more Or less, lying near the mouth Of
french Creek. The Land lays we'll to make cnnTe-
MEM small farm all c'earel and fenced and in a
god state OF cultivation and II acres soWed in tim
"tly All rich. aud the OIL running ont OF the rrotin
and IN the creek near by. Any person WISHING, 10
purchase such piece Of land would do Veil 10 49,,
IL so1n lie may nd the subscriber Al his residence
az Newport Ohio, or on his farm at French Cree l.
fiesAnts eounty, Va, two miles below st. NIarvs
fRASt1S WOOD
SanuAt! - 1901. febl-itd
IL HHDs. FAIR TO PRIME SUGAR
~ Just received per steamer Courier at
yNhS1 LIST, MORRISON cos
ENR0N THIS DAY NY STOCK OF
l. FANCY DRY GOODS,
c1utistinB Of Ciuaks anil FHts 81 tho best nualIty
and latest styles. SILKS Of all the latest designs
DRESS GOODS Of all descriptions, such - figured
1t,d plain Fieneh Merinos and Dranes, BOaIbaEinea
ShRw1s, Blankets 4 EmbrOIderIes,
- in-.y oTner gOod., too numerous t men.
:iohi viii De sold At from 10 TO rs per cent
BELOW COST FOR CASH.
until tho hrss day OF February. 1851
teTs1ns wishing ~ purchase would do we'll to cali
0aT1y and secure bargains, at
ALEX. HEYMGN'S
1ee@- 49, Main St Wheeling Va
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SECRET OR RRAIImV

AIRDs BLOOM OF YOUTH or LIQUID PEARL.
~ lot Identifying anil preserving the complexion
ma skin This invaluable and wonderful toilet arti
Gle was discovered by celebrated cheInist In FrNnee
SONS ears since, Rni It Is him that all the onTts
81 fuFoIo al the present age. all their hsantT
and l0NelincSs This preparation. with all its sim
laeity and purity there Is article that will com
pare with tt as bclutifyer and prvserTer OF the
eunplexion aud skin Mr.. Laird procured the re-
eetpt Of him some two years since: he has iluring
HAT time giTen IL perfect trial amongst his own
personal friends and the nrstncrAtic circles OF New
York City, who have used it with uunusl,6eI admit
ratiot ~ much - that they NEonIi consider Inc
toilet imperfect without this valuable and purrIS
Harmless preparation. Tor sale by
REED KRAFT.
JAM Centre Wheeling
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Rsv. Rossr.. Dlel.. gsgI g.. Y 4 4 o. 3:
to his Agent aud Attorney,
John J. HalneR, LoaSlo, Eyci
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Jast Published, IN a Sealed EareIope,
on on TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
Cuhh W SPERMAroRtuitEA, or Seminal Weak
sIlssloliS; inducing impotsney, aud Mental and
by ROIIF. y. CUEYERwELL. VI. D.
s4ELlOr Of the Screen Boil, &c, -
Inc EorldrenoWned author. In this admirable Iae-
lue, Clearly proves trOm his experience that the
aEinl consequences OF Selfabuse may DO rfFeetuaIly
removed without medicine and without dangerous
euESeat operations. bousieS, Instruments rin-s or
puinting out mode Of at once certain
Nhat Ms condition nav BE- may eure himself eAeapIE
PrteateIy aHd Tddie1ly. This lecture VIII prpys 4
boon IL thousand. aud thousands
Bent under Asal TO any address pat paid on the
receipt Of two postage stamps, BY addressing DR.
IN. Ia BoEery, Sew FsFk- Post Once
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYINGTHE BLOOD.

And FOR the speedy cure Of the sutjOined varieties
Disease:
ScTgfala GHd STefaloHS 4 gsefioHs mel az TrBors
JGecTE SyeE, ETEptiSHE. IflplGS. ThEFtRlsg Block
Is, BOitS, HGiHs, uRd all Skfn DitedseI.
0tELASD. Ind. Eth June. 1859
J. Q. AIEE & Co. Gents: l feel It my duty TO ae-
knowledge what your SafHNraTilia has done for me-
Having inherited ScTuful0us infection, have
iered from Il In TuriOuH ways for year,. Sometimes
Il hurst ont In Ulcers my LAndh aud ATma: nonIu
timex Il turrel inward and distressed me at tile
stnntach TNV year, ago 1t broke out GU my IIsad
uncovered my scalp and esra with one SIRE. which
was painful and lOathsOme beyond description.
treil MANY medicines and several physieiRns hut
without much relief from anything. fact. the dis
orier grew WITse. At lcnRth FejOiced to read
In tbf Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative CSRrSt, arilla) for knew from your rFpu
tAtiun that anything you made muEt { good
sent to Cincinnati and got It. ard used It till Il
me. took IL, you Atlvise. In small dO<es Of n
teaSpOOnful over y month: aud used almost three
bOftleS- New and heh:thy skin sOoh began to form
under the sc4tbs which after q while felI on. NIy
skin Is now clear, and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone fun my kylten. You can we'll
believe that feel what am saying when tell YOU
that hold you TO be one Of the apostles Of the age
and remain ever gratefully, Yours.
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Ayer's Che1ry Pectoral
coughs, COlds.Induenza, Moarseness,
group Bronchitis, Incipient Con.
SUMPTION and Tor the ReIIeC
OF COnsumptlVe Patients
In ADVANCED Stages

Ehls IL . remedy 20 universally known to surnass
any other i. tot the cure and lunE cGupIsInts
ViEtueS Itl hnFiTallSd excellence fr r,, ,,'j
Ss3t9 and itI trnly wonderful eures Of pulmonary
nave lnasle II known thruuE h0ut tie civilized
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