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Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26
How to polish Shirt Bosom7.

l was somewhat amused by The letter
from young hoasekceper, Mrs. Pry.-
AS she feels desiroas to make her hus-
bands bcsoms and collars, look nice, l
will tell her how my wife does ~ mine.
The first thing is to wash them clean, then
starch them thoroughly with the best Of
starch. A little pure spermaoeti or dis
solved gum arabic il the starch will i'm
prove it, but have the starch thick. and
work it into the linen thoroughly. When
in proper condition, use the common sad
iron to smooth them, and get them in
proper shape, the sane as though they
were not to be polished. would here say
that you cannot polish linen Gu a soft
cloth. Take piece Of hard wood Il use
birch) say lOxl4 inches, or size Of a shirt
bosom, and plane it even and smooth
When you use the polishing IRON ley the
linen OH that, without any cloth under-
meath; n liberal supply of elbow grease
is indispensable to nuke the things look
irst-rate. Now for the polishing iron.--
We uo McCoy's Patent. 1 have seen
several kinds, but like this the best
You cannot polish with an iron with fla:
fac2; the one | use is made something
like a small shoe, with round heel on
both ends, nicely polished, and care should
be takon to keep il so, if you wish to have
your linen look well. The linen VIC buy
at the stores is polished by men or ma
ehinery, which gives it a finer polish than
can usually he given by females. But il
Mrs. Pry will get good polishing iron,
and follow the directions given, She Will
not feel ashamed of her husbands bos-
oms aud collars. Benz. FvRDisu.
/ Jm, Agricult&rist.
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26
a1listtllaMeou1.
President Lincoln on Valian-
digham and "Arbltrary Ar
rests

\ great democrats meeting" was
held at Albany on the l6sh ult., to de-
nouncc the arrest of Nalandigham and
demand his restoration to liberty. Hon
Erastus Corning, NJ. G., presided; Mayor
Eli Perry was first Nice-Presdcat, &C.
This meeting having unanimously
Reso{red, That we demand that the
Administration shall be true to the Con
s,itution shall recognize and maintain
the rights of the States aul the liberties
Of the citizen; shall everywhere, outside
of the lines Of necessary military oeeu2a-
tion and the scenes of insurreetion, exert
all its powers to maintain the supremacy
Of the civil over military lay.
Resoirei, That, in view Of these pria.
ciples. We denouncc the recent assumption
Of military commander to seize and try
citizen Of Ohio, Clement l.. Na.!ap liz
ham, for 10 other reason than words ad-
dressed to public meeting in criticism
of the course Of the Administration, and
in condemnation Of the military orders Of
that General.
Reso'red, That tbs assumption Of pow.
er by military tribunal, If successfully
asserted, not oaly abga-ates the right ol
the people TO assemble and discuss the af.
fairs OF Government. lhe liberty Of speech
and of the press, the right OF trial by
jury, the law OF evidence. aal the priyi-
legc Of habeas corpus. but II strikes 4 fa-
tai blow at the supremacy Of law. and the
authority of the State ana Federal Con-
stitutioGs,
&c, &e.,-closel as follows;
Resolrel, That the President, Vice.
Presidents, apd Secretary Of tdis meeting
be requested to transmit copy Of these
resolutions to his Excellensy the Prcsi-
dent of the United States, with the as.
surance Of this meeting of their hearty and
earnest desire to support the Government
in every constitutional and lawful meas
ure to suppress the existing Rebellion.
The officers obeyed this request, in a
note which read as follows:
ALBANY, May 10. 1853
To his Erceliency tie President Of the
United STATES
The undersigned officers of a public
meeting held at the City Of Albany on the
10th day of May instant, herewith trans
init your Exceleucy copy of the reso-
.lptions adopted at the said meeting, ami
respectfully request your earnest coneld-
Grafton of them. They deem it proper
an their personal responsibility TO State
that the meeting was one Of the most re-
spectacle as to numbers and character
and one of the most earnest in the sup
port of the Union, ever held in this city.
Yours, with great regard,
ERAsrus CoESis6. President. &c
To all which the following answer has
been returned by the President:
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26
Our Country.

-" In spite of rock and tempest rear,
In spite of false lights on the shvte,
Sail en-, nor fear to breast the sea.
Our hearts. orr hopes, are al with thee
Our hearts our hope. our PRAYERS our tears
Our faith, triumphant o. er our fears.
Arc all with thee-are all with thee -
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

ON Ds. DEEeH4a's IDEA OF IlAYuy.
Excepting eZemtion from sin, intense,
vigorous, untiring action is the greatest
pleasure of mind. | could hardly wish
to enter heaven, did / believe its inhab-
itan's we're idly to sit by purling streams,
famed by balmy airs. Heaven to be a
place of happiness, mrst be place OF
activity. Has the far-reaching mind OF
Newton ceased its profound investigation?
Has David hung Up his harp as useless
as the dusty arms in " Wesministcr Abbey!
Has Paul, glowing with God-like cnthusi-
asm, ceased itinerating the universe OF
God? Are Peter and Gyprain aud Ell
wards and Paysop and Evarts illing
away eternity in mere psalm singing p
Heaven is a place ct restless activity,
the abode Of neyer-titing thought. Da-
vid and Isaiah will sweep noble and lottier
strings in crtcrnity, and the minds OF
saints, unc'oggel by cumbersome clay,
will forever feast or the banquet of rich
anl glorious thought. My young friends,
g on then; you will never get through.
An eternity OF unlirins action is before
you, and tho universe Of thought is your
fsid.
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

TERMS OF ADVERTISING One square or les
three insertions. 81 20; each subsequent iner
tion 20 cents. One square, one year, So, ,oQsA
liberal discount made on long advertise mnts
A square is l6 lines this type.
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

SHAEr.-A correspondent of the New
York Tribune, describing tho duels OF
the sharPshooters on the Rappahannock
previous to llooker's advance, says:
At one time during the day, in PIT
near at hand, ! heard q rebel snap his
gun several times; but it missed FIRE,
nuch to his disgust, for l could hear him
swear when it failed TO go eli. One Of
our men amused at his perplezity, called
out
Hello there, where did you get your
percussion caps p
They're northern co7perhcads, was hi.
quick response.
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

OIn a churchyard at Freds4am in
Cheshire, is the following la4icrous epi-
taph;
Here lies =
Jonathan Fry
Killed By a sky.
Rocket in my eye
Socket
Ellsworth American., 1863-06-26

HALF PRIcE.-A shopkceper, in n
small town, one day marked somo hand
kerchicfs in his window with the tempt
Ing words, selling fer half price Short
ly after, a lady who had traded with him
before, entered tho establishment, and
having looked at the hanlkcrchiefs, in-
quir,a the price.
Fifty cents a piece politely replied
the shopman.
The hanlkerchieGs we're cut off and de-
liverel to the lady, who gave the SHOP.
keeper three dollar bill.
Beg pardon, madam, but I-ah-
tod you the hanlserchie;s were fifty cents
a piece that iS-ah--six dollars per
dozen"
To be sure. l understand as much
arithmetic as that. Six dollars is the
price; half OF six-is threo-that is hall
price, l thi.l they are cheap cqoa5h.-
Good day, Sir
The lady shut the door Tao shop
keeper opened his eyes. For five minutes
he stood still as q stump, gazing vaeantly
at the window; then biting his lips and
coloriny very red, he gently removed the
card, pinnoi to the haudkerchicfs, and re-
solved TO announce no more goods at half
price.
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Ayers .Cathartic Pills.

VIE sciences OF. CNemtstry and Medicine have
4 oeen taxed their utmost 70 produce this beEt
most Petiect purgntiVe which Il known tS uGn. m
Vulnerable proofs are shown that these Pms hHI.
virtues which surpASS n exSelIenes the nrdtnorT
IL GH1 t3at theyMtn uHPreeodentedly upon
the esteem OF all mes. They are safe and pisSSant
TO take, but powerful 70 Gure tjr
properties stimulate the vital activities 81 the SeJ
remove the ObstruetionB Of its organs. prTif1 ~
blood, and eXpel disease They,Darro e1t *. S,.,i
humor1 which breed and grew dIStenpsr stiyiSt
ngsiSh Or dtaordersd organs int their natural -
"hoe system: Not eRly do they euro the eTerT-iaT
complaints Of every body, but als6 formids6iS nd
aiSsG5Ss that have batied the best Of hu.
man Hkill. While they produce powerful erect
they are at the sanae time in dImIniEi1od d. az
sSieGt and best PhyEiO thGt can be ernpIoye3 Toy
children, Being sugar coated, they are pleasant to
take; And being purely vegetable are free rom 49,
risk or harm. Cures have been mAda y-LIeb S,,,
belief TeEe they not substantIated by mon Of Gucb
e1ted PoSltioR and character 70 forbid the EuS-
Picion OF untruth. Many eminent sIeTEymsS M
physicians have lent theIl pames 10 esTfIF- :. ~
PuOHe me reliability 81 my remedies, while others
sent me the assurances Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute Immensely Ia he ,sITt
Of my eniicted, suffering felIoW-mon. -S''S'
Tho agent below named iS pleased To fnrnIsb ,,.t
e my American Almanac eontsinin1 dJra.t;os e. e.
their use and certificates Of their cures Of me f
owing complaints - 'A tN1
CoEtiVeaesg, Bilious ECompIaints. Rh.un.4,,r,
Uropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising frorn a Toni
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid InaetioS al
me bowels And Pain arising thersfrOn PlatuleneT.
EosS Oh aPpeute, All BleeEous and CptAnOouR DfSSS
eaSes which require an eVGGuant medicine ScrofaIs
% Aing Evh. TheT also, by purifying the biood.
GH1 SInmuanng the gJPtena, SurS many eomplnint1
SI II would not be supposed they could reseh
such as Deafness, Partial Blindness NsnrsiTia anj
He5Vons ITrttability DerangOments Of the Liver And
1out, and other kindred complaints arising
10" state Of the body obStruetioo Of ia
, Do not be gut on BY unprlneIpled dealers with
Io meg os5sr pull they make more profit on AK fSF
AIEEs Pills and take nothing else No ether ths1
An give you compares with this In it's viii
o. o. curative powers The dek want the best I'd
'AsEe = LOT them, and they should have IT..
Prepared by Or. ]. C. AVER,
tfaesFeat AID analytical CAenist, LopeH, Mas,
PncE @5 CES. Pa Box. Pm BoxRs 1oR 81. q
Sod BY a. G: GOOD o., and By All Druggists
1uu UesHeEs In Medicine everywhere. HhlE
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
v u D.
Ger. Baltimore and Characteristic,

LoOATED,
Ger. Baltimore and CharleS-Stsv
BALPIMoRB MD.
VNHls INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
4 prosperous and hourishinE condition. Twice do.
ring the last has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
ereaA1g number Of students, representing nearly
It new occupies one Of the most conspicuous AND
desrabIy located buildings IN the city The rooms
are soEnnedouSly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to vopnu
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for me
Thorough Paetieal Business Edpoatlor EeneFaIiT' sTs
in any particular, by any similar stab
lhhnent In the United States.
Elk. LOSER
PriueiPai-Leeturer on the Science Of Accounts Com
mercs, Business Customs ets =
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations
Il. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book.K sapdn1
NC. JOHNSON
PFofe1'r Of Business as, and Ornamental PopmanshIp
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
RIVE. YEATEs REESE, B. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios
at TRUSTEES: ~
Hen J5o 2: Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vanlant,
TN.oL ,TS,., IAN Nm y. Keighler, Esq :,
'G 1-oo G GIT.t, ESQ Vim. Enabe, Esq
Ihe college 10 provided with Commercial Library
dents. " W. u 'Hs sta
r.s ai;A B s,Pssss Aa' do to himself ,sp
can enter at any time ''' ouuents
~. u. on the
DIsLoNA z syatded to all Graduates. q j
large and Beautifully ornamented Cire11sr ~
tning upwards Of sIx SQUARE 1EET representing IN.
SHa intetlor View Of the College, vaTou,
IrcS SAarse accompanied with catalogue givi1E mi
particulars. address z. K. L6sTER ~"
RduiSaoYs M
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road,

ing Rail Road.
- SsS5lzzszE ;a75:52 c.
OS AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov l7,h. lsU2, pa
(sur4AyE exeeptsd:)
II 0S A NJ sIail Train, stopping at all stations ar
5Tea At Pittsburgh At 4:l0 P. N, and
Cleveland 81 $50 r Il.
SIS P. u. Express Train. stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh n s:lS p II.
o't0 T. n Express Train, arrives At Pittsburgh at
HOO P NJ and Cleveland at 9:.2 A. n
RETURNING TRAINS
Leave Cleveland st 9;2S A. N and 80 P. NJ.
rive At Bridgeport at Glo P. NJ, and G.2s 4. u.
Leave Pittsburgh at Lao A. NJ. e:4I A II. and
4. N. and clio P. "
Connections are made as Follows,
Al Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania H. h. for unrri,
eurE. Baltimore, Washington, PbiIa.
delPAia, New York and Boston
Cleveland with Cleveland ToIed r r. for San
d1sEy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
All points il the NORTH wEsT with
Detroit steamers for Detroit Jack .or,-
Chicago and the SoET4 EEs7 Will
cleveland Erie K. T. for Erie Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Pals With
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
CEe:tHne, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the c. z. 4C.RR. for Cuyahoe,
PsIh, Akron, aillerSburEh and Woos.
At Alliance with P. Fl VI. 4 C. r. X. for Canton,
; MssaLlor, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
At steubeuTilIe with p. c. c. Line and Ar I,,rI,,,
with G, o. .. R.R- for ZanesTille New.
Ark, Columbus, xenia Dayton In.li
annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati L,cuiyviIie
81 Louis, st. Joseph Asd all point
Wtst and south West.
E1eur!ion Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return &3.76.
any other route. 1'' 'HAu
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
aud East can be procured AZ the ONCE under the
AcLure House, Wheeling, Va. or With Tfc[..
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest ratea In
any point accessible by this road and its
70 The East, North, West and Northwest, al ofice
under A'Lurs House, Or with TT Agent at BridyN-
port station Wh. D. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, gent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
p r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't, nb6
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Missouri Mining COMPANY

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851
CAPITAL STOCIG..................S5G 90. 900
ENHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
a pose Of advancing the great mining interested
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely philanthropie motives In initiating this en-.
teFPrisH. We believe that the stock be made to
pay large dividends, and at the time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made in de
Veioping and making know the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri, than by the Of FIVE times ths
amount OF our capital invested in any other business
= We shall make the ONCE Of our Company a t,fn-
pete mining bureau Of the mineral resources c the
State. We have power under our chatter TO rIy
chase and sell mineral lands wherever IocRtei In
Missouri. Great inducements will be offered to eau
ttalistS and mining adventurers who desire to pur.
Company.
We respectfully solicit the attention of all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send rs statement
OF the came, describing the Kind of minerals on their
AHus the number Of acres, the location and the low
est cash price they willing take for said nDda
,bs Sna m9rE only such mines as pay largely, but
DooEs Tor subscription to the stock are nov omen Al
tne once OF the Company, Main street, northwest
corner OF Locust, over MerchAnts' Bank. entrance
NO y Locust All who feel an In mi
business, and have money, will do we'll to call and
ItI Those Wishing stock. living out Of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer. =
DIRECTORS:
Henry p. Bacon, Esq, Matthew Bu;lsr. ESQ
1oSsTt G - tI, ESQ l. B: HARDWOOD, Esq,
L.V. Bogy, ESQ, joseph PaSn,sl NEs9 5S
Henry D. Bacon, r..
n. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED GLAZE SEfS p-0.,.
The above prospectus has up to this date been
oLshed In only one of our leadiug paners for ts1
N.Y.: yI NO extra efforts to get stock taken have been
n"ss q, tt .ns PUBIC 50 well appreciate the sound.
GSars Of the stock has already been taken We
S briefly state that the shares are Sos each nsS
tEety; registered only when dividends are rScSf,,S
person having money to spare eau by the mr.
49, " snarea in the Missouri Mining Cor11s,,
tI Investment that will pay largely and bni2
mat is readily converted into cash itbo1+ LUG
answered. Ne EFeSLuem promptly
81: Louis. No., March 22,1ssl. mhSO-d&w2m
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a Card to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!
Bargains, Bareains,t Rarqairs,,,


con e9u-.ee q the a.ss. ska; All Cst:on Gooas
1 aEe =-Tasci5g very rapidly, AH1 the iGtieA'iozs
are ;EEt they SiiI very s-I be higher thar st any
previous tine have pHrcssEed large and spl.u5Id
stgck q sDr~i n sai D3:Eestie Dry Goods Shich
have u store, Ne - Main sect Cesre WkeeiinZ
and 70 which Uould respectfully invite the AlteT-
tisP q: the puJ!ie, a. intend selling the stock out
Al the cd prizes eIi soois cheaper Than
th-y were ever EaO=B beS5rs 70 That al persons
t-siiag goAis. OF Eho will need tkeE very sooo L.d
batter avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying theLnzsly= they i'll L.gn.y By rusE-
Ing tieiE purchases ~ his tine; besIdes they viii
have gooi assortment to make their selections
from.
Ny stock consists, in part, Of Brown asd Bleaehsd
AEs'ius, CIli-os, Nsu's and B9yE' Of every de-
seEiPil5n Chsckz FAunsIs, Giagh4lns, shlEls TaIle
aat ro~eI Diapers ITi.h linens aHs SHIRT Bssam.
PsrNs5s1 shaker Hood Hoop skirts, Lace md G.sa-
siins Ee!i'- Waite Goo!s, LScz Eabr0ideEss oE all
k;nis. Hosiery, &C. &c
LADIES! LADIES' Your speciNl attention is
invites 70 ny very superior stsrE 81 DRESS GOODS
which Is he largest eheApet aud cgupl4ts Of
ths --SsgR- LeUus, PLAZA Plaid and Ernbro Ierrd
Itsy Gods, N0zatnbiqass, BsTage AnEiai4 &C. in
great VARSITY FiaN-s call saEIyY ! will make j.
greatly 10 your aiTaauAEs 70 do -.
Your TrFv respectfully.
JOHN ROENER,
je4 No % %aiR 81 Centre wheeling vs.
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BIackwOOd'S Magazine
AND 7HG
BRITISH REVIEWS.

The present critical state Of European affair. will
render these publications unusually iuterestinT dnr
inE the forthcoming year. They will oesnnT 2 H,i5
u!e ground between the hastily wri ten news-itema
GFude organizations, and flying rumors Of the daily
ana tho ponderOus tome Of the future hiS-
toEan written after the living interest and excite
nent OF the great political events Of the time shall
readers must look for tho only really inteiiIIi. a
reliable history OF current events, and as SUCH il
ADDITION to their vol established literary, scentifc
consideration Of the reading public FO- ''-S
me receipt of Advance Sheets from the
BElush publishers gives additional value 10 tbese
Rteps1nts, inasmuch as they eau now be placed H.
tne nnnds OF subscribers about soon as the oriei
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OF THE
g' Great Cities.

w IL n5negtgtS ApotkOc&T1Os, and Physle1aaI
Of oar several cities have aSnSo M i q GYER
= rSO Of Lowell, (AyeF's SArsaPanDa, Plu5' ABSSS
Cure, and Cherry PeetoTel) have 9een tTS con-
medicines Of great excellence, ana SV''"' '-'
hdeneo Of ths eommuny'
HON. JAMES 00OA' Mayor of LOWELL, MASS
HON AlDIS BEARD Mayo. .eSAsuuA, n. Il,
HON. E ". HARS asy89 q MANCHESTER, LII
HON. JOHN ABBOTT Mayor Of CONCORD, NH.
on, A. b 'HhDS Ss7or of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON SArA'L Si1SDhAi mayor of SALEM, MASS.
HON. ?. v. LINCOLN s Mayo, Of boston. MASS.
HON NM NJ N0DH Mayor Of PROVIDENCE, R. II
Ron. AMOS W. PRENTICE, o,n,,or, cosu
HON : ~ ANAS Mayor of NKw LONDON. CONN
A0'', WAS 1Syor of MONTREAL, Q. E..
Nun = e -lA'- nsyOr Of NEw YORK CITY.
Nun d. 49, --- Mayor of HAMILTON, G. W.
HON ADAM "iAS0S Mayor of TORONTO, c. W.
HON. R. N. BISHOP s.,.. of orsorssArr. OHIO.
HON. l. H. CRAWFORD.
HON '0hS SLOAN Mayor of LYONS, IOWA.
-N,' Mayor Of BoWMANVTLIE, O. ".
HON. JAMES ". NORTH, .,on.,.. =.
HON. nExRy cooP E.,: ~ 3 nAnr,ow.1D. Me-
A''' 'A4A E 5 a.5ott Of FREDERICTON, N B
hon, WILLARD R is5S ., s1v BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. J. BIA1sDElI, raz
! mayor OF EALL b1t6h1 AASb
HON. ". H. oRANsroN,
HON. YREp sTAnL. ,,.-5,,2g
HON. JOHN HoDoDEN,
HON. THOMAS GRUroHz1EID,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA TENN
MAJOR of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
HON. R. D. BAUeH,
HON. GERARD 'T Hsgss Of saw ORLEANS, Ia
Mayor Of RocHEsTKR. N. Y.
HON. De WITT .. GROVE, !, - :. :.
HON, GEORGE WILSON. :, ,,,,-.,,,.,, :,
~ : = 1' Mayor of DETROIT, MICH
HON. HEMAN 1. PAGE, g5~ ans
| -
Mayor of RAo1HE, WIS
Mayor of KENosHA. Wis
Mayor of CHICAGO, Ill
Mayor of SELMA, ALA
HON. a. J. NOBLE,
H''. v. ;. HohEaAni a.,.. Of COLUMBUS, ..
DON EsPAnrrRo MANUEL,
DON P1rrRE De 0ABAIEo, aIazg.ga
; DON 1sTnpHtAa1E R . ~
Ats'- Mayor Of HAVANA
DON ASEos1o roH1vneA, -
DON II Q. M114yaNo,
DON nARo sEsQU1pEDAL1A,
4 Mayor Of RIO JANB1Ro, BRAZIL
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured
Ayers sarsaparilla
excellent ' OF Sc and sSAy the confidence
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a. B. AoRILEI, Esa Of uneA, n. 7, writes; 81
have used your Pictorial myself IN my fauily ever
since you invented 1t, Rad believe it the hest rnedL
cine for its purpose ever put aut with bad eoIdf
EhouId sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottI,
than do Withoutit, OF take any ether remedy"
Group, "hooPinB Cough, Inhuenza.
sPKlNsYIEID, MIsg Peb. !, 1856.
BEoIHHA Avn: will cheerfnlIy earthly Teur Pc.
toTnI the best remedy possss9 for he e1Te n
Th9opins cough, Group, and the eheEt diseases Of
Preeiate ysur Skill, aad commend Jonr psSJISios p
our people: HIRAM CoHKLIR, n. D.
AMOS LIE, ESQ, MSS7ERE1, IA, writes. "a Ia,
1850: u had tedious Influenza which confined me
IN doors SIX weeks took many medicines without re
Iet finally tried your Federal by the advice Of onr
clergyman. The Arst doas relieved tho soreness in
nS ,Os t1an one bali the bottle
cheapest a woll a. the best NO laR buy and M ~
TEEN you, DTstsF, aad your medicines, a. the poor
Asthma or Phthisie, ana Rroncb,,,..
WEsT hAScHLs7ER Pa, Feb. 4, 1855.
sH: Your Garry PtstoTaI Is psrforminE marvel.
ens cures in this section. II has relieved EeySrnI
curing who has labsred upder A. fIStTo :,
the l1ngI for the last forty Year,.
HENRY Il. PARKS, Merchant.
a. A. RAMSEY. n. D., AIHoH, HoNRoH Co., Iowa.
writes, sept. O. 1855: "0urihg my practice Of nap1
year, have found nothing e0nHI 10 To,r 60,
ISeorat LOT Giving ease and relief to eouSump tEe
patients, or curing suei As are Eurablo."
We N ght add volumes Of evidence, but the raest
convincing proof Of the virtues Of this remedy a
found in its effects upon trial. - :
~ Consumption.
Probably NO remedy has ever bee, I-,.,,
which cured 30 many and such dangerous eaIsS a.
This. Some no human aid can reach; bat eySn -
those the Cherry EeetOrGl ahords relief Snd sotnfot
AsIoR HOUSE,, SEW ToIE CITT, March 5, 1855.
DocToH AIEE, LoWEIL: feel It duty and a pIs,..
ure to inform yen what ypur C5srTp Peetoraf n.
Done toE my wife ShehAd been ave months laborinC
onder the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption freS
Nheh no AID We could procure gave her much reIfeF
sae was steadily niltRs'ustil Dr.. Strong, Of iii;
trial OF your medicine. We blesa his kinda.ss q.
re do yourAkill for abe has recovered from thSt
sac Is not yet a. strong asShe used to be- but IA S
Iro her cough, and calls herself we'll - "
Yours with gratitude aud regard ID
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHunIV111I. SO,
G6n,suptireI, do not despair till you have tried
best medical chemists in the world and it, enSs, Iii
around 11 eesPeak the high merits of itS Yirtues-