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REMARKABLE CURE OFA CASE or DROP.
SrCUREDBF MRS. MANCHESTER

REMARKABLE CURE OFA CASE or DROP.
TOURED BIZ MRS. MANCHESTER.
This is to certify that have been cured of the
Dropsy of fifteen years standing by Mrs Aanches.
ter. have been to physicians In Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. They all told me that they could
do nothing for me, unless they apped me- aud as.
sured me that by tapping could live but short
time. had made up my mind to go home and live
as long as could with the disease and then die On
my way home stayed over night in Portland with
friend of mine, and told them what my mind was
in regard to my disease. They finally persuaded me
TO 60 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined me
and told me my case exactly.
was much astonished to think that she told me
correctly, that told her that would take her medi
cines not having the least faith that they would do
any good, that should get the slightest relief
from any course whatever; finally took the medi.
cine and went home. In one week from the time
commenced taking the medicine, I had over tfifee
gallons Of water pass me In hours and my fe.
low sufferers may be assured that 1t great relief
to me. had not been able TO lie down in bed at
night before this for two years. Now can lie down
with perfect ease. 1 have taken her medicine for
eight months and am as well as any could wish
to be, and no signs of dropsy. / would advise all
that are sick to 60 and consult Mrs. Manchester,
even If they have been given up by other ply.
sicians. have sent her number of cases of other
diseases, and she has cured them also. Go and see
for yourselves. l had no faith, but now my faith
cannot be shaked in her skim in telling and curing
disease. CHARLES s. HARMON,
SARAH Z. HARMON,
MARY A. HARMON.
Bangor, Maine, Aprii2d
OFFICE HouRs-From s A. N. till 5P. u.
auglI ink outal ed
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Eclectic Medical Infirmary.
TO THE LADIES.

nR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies who
II need medical adviser to call at his rooms, No..
6rempie Street, which they will find arranged for
their especial accommodation.
Or. II: g Eclectic Rfnoyating Medicinesare unryal.
led In efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief in short time.
EADIES will find il valuable in all cases of OBJ.
structions after ali other remedies have been tried in
vain. tits purely vegetable. containing nothing in
the least injurious to the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to any part ofthe country with full directions
by addressing DIR. Hughes,
No. 8 Temple Street, corner of Middle, Portland.
BLADES desiring may consult one ofther
ownsex Alady Of experience in constant attend
anoe. tuildawtf3
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York & Cumberland Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

The 200 7. NJ trsin out and the $50 A. NJ. train
into Portland will be Freight Trains with Passenger
Cars attached.
Fares cents less when tickets are purchased at
the Office than when paid in the cars.
Oct. %, 1858. dtf DAN CARPENTER, Sup't.
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Gold Found .

quantity of gold coin was picked up in the street
"A on Monday. The owner can have II by calling
and paying for this advertisement.
ocfT d&wu JOHN .. HEALp
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MEDICAL.
MORE TESTIMONIALS!
.
MRS. MANCHESTER

~
M S. M a NCHES TER
Is constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials Of
the astonishing cures performed by her Among
many recently received are the following, which are
commended TO the notice of the afflicted Mrs Man.
chester may be consulted at
No. IL Clapp's Block, Room No. 6.
CASE OF SPINAL DISEASE CURED
This is to certify that went to see Mrs. Manches.
ter last March with daughter of mine troubled with
spinal disease for which she had been doctored for
hve years, and by number OF physicians of all
KINDS; and she has had twenty-one applications OF
electricity applied, but all 10 no effect but she con.
tinually grew worse. came TO the conclusion, as
the last resort, to 60 and see Mrs Manchester and
did SO; and to my great surprise she todd the first
cause Of the disease and how she had been from time
to time, which encouraged me to try her medicines.
Ididso. and now my daughter is able to be around
the house oil of the time. She also rides ten or If
teen miles without any trouble or inconvenience and
think in short time she will be restored TO perfect
health. Since my daughter has been doctorinp I
have heard Of great many cases that Mrs Manchts
ter has cured. think If any person deserves pat.
ronage, it is the one whsr to preserve the health
of the sick and suffering; and know that she uses
every effort which Hes in her power to benefit her
patients SARAH L. KNIGHrs,
GEORGE KNIGHTS,
ABBY e. KEIGHTe
EMMA KNIGHTS.
Braastcick, MdiHe, august 9Th.
ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES on RECORD
Mas. MANcHEsTER-Dca Madam Thinking
statement Of my case may be of service to others
similarly afflicted, hasten to give it to you.
This is briefly my case-I was taken sick about is
months ago with the Liver Complaint in very bad
form. Iapplied to four different ply sicians ut re.
ceived no benefit until called you. At that time
had given up business, and in very bad state.
but after taking your medicine for short time be-
gan to recover, and in two months was entirely
well, and had gained several pounds of flesh, and
can truly say that by your skill perfectly heal.
thy man. JOSEPH DAVIS
Boston Maine Depot, Portland, Ne.
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Portland an l Boston Line

Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal
~S WILL until further notice, run as
kSnSxf> follows:
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
FRIDAY, at oelock L. Me- and India Wharf Boston,
every Monday, tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
Fare in Cabin. ............,.....sl5
on Deck. I25
Freight taken usual.
The Company are not responsible for baggage TO
any amount exceeding SO In value and that person
al unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value
Feb Is, 1858. diff l.. BILLINGS, Agent
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Post your Books.
A MAN who Is well qualified. wishes to do Jobs of
IA POSTING, &C., for business men who do not
employ permanent Book.keepers
Address ACCOUNTANT, Portland 20.
noyl7 diff
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
City Fire Insurance Go.

OF HARTFORD. CONN,
To The Secretary Of The State If Maine Nor LIST 1sss
CAPITAL STOCK. paid up, Is 49,. $3.50 900 90
surplus over capital observation-disclosures l5 225 20
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The Army Of the Potomac still Sta.

NRw YoRK, Dec. PA special 70 the
World dated Headquarters Army Of the
Potomac, Dec. 21st. says:
At the present time the Army Of the
Potomac is In the same positions Il has
been since e crossed the Rapidan. An Or
der totnoye for better quartsrs e expected,
especially as the roads. which \ few days
ago were rendered almost impossible, are
now frozen hard.
As Tar as We can Judge, the rebels have
mot changed thetrposittou. Our men have
made for themselves most comfortable
quarters, impeFsiols 10 frost aud snow.
A dispatch dated Saturday saYs the rebel
.easalfy have destroyed two bridges over
Ball Ran. This & not credited, as they
appeared IN some force, attacked our
guards and Get tirel - one OF the bridges.
The lireWas extingnishsd, aqd the rebels
LETT without doing any material damage
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I 10-CoavIorIos OF .,MAJoRo FosrBR.-
The ease,of }. B. Dawson, !, alias Majoryc b.
Foster, came up for trial before the Military
Commissioners Friday morning. The pris-
soner was charged with fraudulently OBJ
tanning money from the Government the
United States, the charge being contained
in a. number Of specitl cations. gF6ster,
probably seeing that there was no, chance
lofaescaPe for him. pleaded guilty to the.
charge aud specifications, aud was res
Imandeds TO jail. The fpdiag and sentence,
of the Court will. be published as eooutasi
they have been received by the proper
uthorities,-P titts1urgk Gazette,
The Foster above spoil Ken Of Il stls same
who succeeded in swiudlipg Capt, Moore
and Major Farmer of this city. : 'sst'5s
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gg G!IIslsaItaph.
Afternoon Report.
MiscelIaneous washington Items

nL1scellane0 " asn1nSe0n 4teA1s
From Charleston, 60.
lYAsillsG EdE, DeeemHef Ill hs Tiaies'
The adjourned caucus Of the msmbets 81
Congress tonight transacted NO impOt.
tant business ~ II
4 Gen. AuRur made . trip on the railroad
as far as Ban Rnn, for the purpose Of fn-
speeting The rOsd aud providing against
raids hy the enemy, The bridges were
found IN good condition and measures
have been adopted that viii doubtless pre-
went another descent beng made upon our
lines. - F3Ekt
I Guerrillas and small squads trebsl
cavalry still infest the country around
Manassas aud depEedate upon G6yefnment
property. Between that point aud the Rap
lpahannock its Of frequent oecnrrene.
No cfedence e given here to the dispatch
Chat Longstreetl 8 force had been surround.
led aud L5ngstfeet killed The Government
has received nothing e0HfFmat0fy Of such.
statsmeAt, aIth0ugh'in direct eommuuiea,
|tion; with Gen. Foster,
A special 70 the Times, dated Washing-
ton, 2lst, says.
A letter received here TO day from dis
tipguishti oiiiceF 0f the feet OF Charles
tom slysftUAf so Tar as visible the 0nly
in GhaFleston harboF, are =
double line of piles across the channel
from Fort Pinekhey 20 the middle gfolnds
and from thereto Fort Johnson. There
Is anyopentpg Of about zoo feet, the writer
thinks, and the distractions can be easily
removed BY the monitors.
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Mr. Stevens, from the Ways aud Means
.Oommittee, reported the PostOtiiee aPprO-
priatiOn bill, Whieh was made the special
order for the 9Th o. January. .c-ass
Me- Holman, from the C0mmittee AOu
Claims, reported resolution requesting
the LIST Comptroller Of the TReasnEy % suS-
pend proceedings relative "a the5 elaim Of
COFmaek 8 Ramsay involving nearly
81, 100000, on aeeouqt Of Carrying The
mail, until further action Of Congress.
After DEBATE, 10 the COURSE % which Mr.
Maxwell moved 60 take the subject from
the COmptr0IIeF's hands, the resolution
WAS adopted by ITO 20 SO. 1Ie.s4
The House resumed the consideration Of
The bill, offered yesterday, 70 pay peieers
and men called. On for home lofease. in she
WeSteeB OF Missouri Department. A,1
Messrs. MeClufg, Boyd, Blow aud King
all Of Missouri eaEpestlY advocated the
bill. SpeculatoFs, ~ false EepTes61tations.
were buying the elaims AZ 30 % 30 per
cent Discount and the early, passa ~ q
the bill would end this sHildli1g. pa >
Ne. O6xsS dmeudmeut vas ad0pted. - 70
secures payment % those tnimed iAtely ii:
Esrested.
amer further debate. the biIl passed
Il Appt6briates over 800. 900 % the ozi-
eefs and men In the Wessefn OF Missquri
Department.. -
The MilitRsY Academy bill then Sd.
Il rssoldtlOn vas adopted tustFletinga the
committed on Military AiIaifs, 10 tnalle a.
immediate nq1ity into tie e. dislley u
amending the enroilment Law, 90 sassil
rpmpei rhe Provost 1faFslsls % lIold JllFil
eEat1ln9lions lof pllysicl.t le..
at tie c0antgy tOWnss $500 ,ss..s ts9si.
The HOUSE then eOucuIEed' 10 th6 Senate
amendmenta % The bill aPprQPriatipt
so. 900 u Tor The pay nor I0nnties and
nrnIniffi :, lLAa Adjourned.
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The Exchange Of Prisoners.

!.
GWAsHlHaFos, December IA special
70 the Tribune says.
The arrangements by which all matters
connected with the exchange Of prisoners
have been handed over 70 Major General
Butler will be permanent.
Gen. Meredith, who has hitherto been
conducting this exchange, has been ordered
70 report 70 him.
The Rag Of truce boat was TO leave
Point Lookout to day for City Point, With
1000 prisoners on board, 10 charge Of
Gen. Batter, in exchange for whom DC will
offer 70 receive 1000 Of onr prisoners row
sufeEingin Richmond.
The secessionists Of Baltimore, Who
stIEl 1Hye dDrect onmmuulea glQn with the
Lees army is to winter At or near Hanover
o. n. The troops already there have com.
menced the construction Of winter quar-.
tara 6ss = a.-
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to Postpons the DRAM in
KnntnnkH-The Sanitary Fair. etc.

H Kentucky The Sanitary Fair etc.
GlsoAaA4I, December IA messenger
from the Governor and islAtnre Of Ken
lucky, LETT frankfort yesterday for Wash
lingt0n, tUreqUest the President 70 post
none The dfaft while corrections are made
in the enrolment papeTs,
Delegates have lefe tE3nkf0tt for tue
National Convention Of conservative 70 be
held az Philadelphia. fs5
Gen. Kimball recently IN command Of
Little Rock, passed through indianapolis
yesterday for Washington represents that
immense Union meetings are being held In
all portions Of the State, endorsing without
reserve all acts Of the Administration for
the suppression Of tue rebellion and recon-.
mending State Convention 70 be called
for the Reorganization Of the state gOVeFl-
meht without slavery.
Nothing later from Knoxville.
The great Sanitary Fair opened yesteT-
dry and Is 3 complete success. The most
annie arrangements have heen made by
the chairman Of the committee on Feeeptio0
Of visitors 70 care tor al persons who may
visit the Fair during the coming two weeks.
Accommodations have been secured a.
the hotels forever 10000 persons daily,
and should even more come they will be
provided for Oh some OF the first class
sseAmess, now lying At The landing.
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n.y. Tn1 EssIrsu Lur uEpAS suxpl

T..
H@ THE ESGLIsu LurHERAN SuSpAY
SoHoo1s ENrERTAIsMENrzat Washington
Hall, Christmas eve aud Christmas, will
no doubt he an interesting aud Instructive
one. Among. tus5 attractions will be a
large Christmas tree, built 6fGas pipes, by
Messrs. Hqpter. Keller 6 Co, New, York,
brilliantly illumiuatsd wiIhlgas, and beaa-
tifulIy decorated also Scripture rePFessn1l;-
tations by each class, presentation of silk
banner, silyered medals, Sc, together With
singing and choruses by over two hEnn nm
dred children. This school has been IN.
csasing in its labors for the orphan
and neglected children of oni city,
and the proceeds VIII be used To aid the
teachers ia their blessed work.
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DTsPEPsTA,
ss:..Iys Ssfs R.iI

A Positive Cure for DyspepaIa-Phs
Great AmeFIean DySpspSia Pan.
We my say with sAiety that ninety cases out Of
rss oriv 4. Nv I az S
fouldationrUf other diSeiss soiah n which are Of
tho most fatal Character. 4 emphhtically
Of ambltionf and hope ema1culaiql and units
rs for tho enteIprse ofllfe. wety y the e.ek aud
e g g,ss5 sSgeo1s Es AZ rs
Cordial there e caro- fer the worst easesof dys-
pepsia.
C08g0l nine thousand three hundred and ninety pa
dents, for Dysp6paia In Its ViFl0ua fSFms and In
every case where tho medicine was taken asdirected
easo8 Ind BEEN treated BY the most elnlnell phys.
icianh q tlis country and EUROPE, W 80
azs Dyspepslas DyspepslRts ~
de. WisHA9s; hsEs besn. constant sufferer
Which ifisS cannot ~ nat i eSsF Z
fently wen day. There WeEetimeg Ehbu the
we're more aggravated than 9fQthglds al1 thentt
seemeait Noaid DO , great Iollef % die. DhRd AZ
al times an unpleasant feeling IN my head, but lat.
eEiy ny sunertugs q much Increased that 1eeane
CONTINUALLY hllea with gloomy Thoughts AID ibFe.
bodingS, and III ATTEMPTED % change tholt current
by reading, at once sensation Of Icy eolide1, n
connection with dead Weight a. e Wefa, rested
upon my brltnS also feeling o. sickness would 0e-
cur - the stomach, AID gteat pain = my eyess &c.
losing my reason. Ialso great lasgtude,
debility and neFIq which made . diile1lt %
WALK BY DAY or sleep At taiBht, 4nea4ne aNefse 70
tried the skill q number % eminent physicans q
various schools AAAlly came % The Shat,
for this disease, 1t my present age % yolfE there
was no cure In ;axistGnes. but, through th inter-
ference Of Divine Providence, % whom deg6utIy
oGer my thanks I II last iouna sovereign remedy
in your Dyspepsia Pills aud Tar Cordial, which
seem 70 have eGaetuhlIy removed almost tie hast
ITaeo OF my long list o. ailmenlh and bad feelings
and in their place health pleasure and eontoltment
JAMS u. sAUsDERs,
No. ass North Second sttet6 Philadelphia, fpF-
merly Of Woodbury., n, y. ~ -
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have put substitutes 10 che army. are COM.
Ps as4! e & Fsdls 9sI Il. ..,s..
denuueiations Of the rebel administration
Itisalso rumoted that = Commissioner
VIA be seut 20 the Court of Madrid % be-
half Of the rebel government.
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"a sIaaUIAR cnARaE.-Mr. Tbos.

H
"a SmaUIAR GHARGE.-Mr. Thos.
BARLEY resides With his mother short
distance below Ritehietown. Mr.. Patrick
Travis aud wife reside in the same house
which lisa double one, Mrs. BARLEY, the
mother Of Thomas isa sister to MFs. Travis,
wife ofPatrick. Yesterday morning Thos.
BARLEY made complajnt TO the. police of
this city, charging Patrick Travis with
stealing from the house Of the former q sum
ofmoney, something like two hundredidol.
lars. officers John t. Pendefa and William
scroggins repaired to the house for the
purpose Of. uw6rking the affair up" PEN
der pr0cesdedl to search the portion of the
house occupied by Travis, and in obedience
to Travis expressed DESIRE scroggins pro-
ceedsd to search the premises of BARLEY.
While Fender was hunting around in.
Travis, house heWas doti fled that the money
had been found concealed in, bed in
Bartley's house. BARLEY WHO was wit
ness 70 the finding of the money in his own
house burst int tears aud refused to be
comforted, and Travis being indignant at
the unjust accusation against himself want
ed to chastise BARLEY. whereupon the two
woman bscame very beligerant and the
officers had some difficulty in preventing
the quartstte from engaging in a free tight.
Tho officers were entirely unable to dnraysl
the singular affair, but having, found the
money left the house in charge ofthe,curi-
ously beligsrent element We have attempted
to describe.
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,. ~ Eess, D'silsi c'''ea-Dull .na L.
Flolr-th pr1lg ErlleI IN betigr n ~ plIllg
Or lllfillf = llre - A. - ~ - 81
fr E4tTrsf ltds - ~ ~ RI EtIa ~ - ~
Q - N 3 - -
Pnft-Fir nl= ~ u = ~ 70 8 iF~ q 81 ll
200 ~ 1li fiislllt - f5F TEiuls, flslit
flls - llf "a NJ l51ssl 5sfsg =
5lIeaf--lelilT -
BLE6II slldl- ~ And nlclll1 -
Ullllsd fllsl; ~ = - IS ~ fiteIl
iWn1If-- IfeEFY, 7IgIllllf II 81 20
Or ChdlE1 EIFlll 81 s. fiF d d q sl1Efi 81 -
ri ilaE1IEa q frf.l % fir Winter Ri sIesfffu
- 4e61 Or % d. so ~ = 81
lgln. - IT ifllte = ltl-l, cillIa q fstf -
7 Z.
IIIa1lII1lss-ll ulnt ~ 1sf = 81
elSseI qpiss - 1isadlS 4 = - y r
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A Posittve cure forI Dyspspsla.
Hear iGidt M, JOlg II, BGbeoek aagS.i
No. Tvs 0llV1R sFAEEi

Ehtlnqeip tllat January I'd, ltlls
Or. WBHARI-sir3 1f iaiWlth much. pleasure that
am now able u inform ypls that, - tho nse Of
your Great Ano u have been
entirely cured Of that most dlstrasdng complaint,
Dyspepsia. have been geieggusly AFFLICTED Tor the
t I'M ssSa "a 4 iFss Sf rs a. SSs rs 81 3
time. have had Il "a, It's worst form, and have
dragged on most miserable exi stento-ln pain day
and night. Every kind 81 food thst / ate hIIed ne
Low mail tlle 1aahtity. Ae6ltinaed bslehihg vs.
sure 70 follow. had no appetite for any kind q
me9t3 WhatelHl, aud ny dlslres4 Wa - grafton
seVefal mouths bQtoFeI hoard Of y0lr Rllls, that
Ifequ0ntly wished for doltlfa had taken every.
thing thltsT had fhe4fdd 1pg - without
FeeeiViDE nv bene1tf but On sour Pins 6elpe rec
ouaiundod % ME ~ OH who had been c1tsd b.
them 7 clulei % give tl IN y ~ 1lgl
haduo faith 10 tlletf, my lYuild
myself getting better before 4 had taken one nEth
81 . holf and AFTER AZ . box j an q t1elt
man, ana en- eat am flfh1 7 l6ilis and enjoy Z
hearty. mel ttLee times d!y3 without i1g1lHes
nIenpe ffpp1 auGfhflE I eat Or drink. II you think
proper yea are o. lI1efiY q make this puhe and
reisr vii eheefffll2 Eits al desiral . in
lsfilatiUn 10 any one Wi6. nay call 6da nd. =
YOnEa, respectinlly, sEQ40nN u. PADDOCK.
t ~ Prices per isoH5 ONE DoiIars
= SAINT bg nkilod fseaIpt u The tkies - IS a
LOGAN, List q co. 81
-h1tsefS9 4 q & and Z. n. LOGAN & CO.. ~
uCe0-am WlsellRe, Agent re Wet Virginia.
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nG4TnE OoAna QUEsTI0N.-We are in 4
Il formed BY gentlemen interested syina the
working of the city coal tsanks, that there
were certain Inaccuracies IN our statements
about the eneroachmsnts,of the city upon
Mr. NoIan's lands. Our statemsnts were
made upon che authority Of Mr. Nolan him ..
self and were. presumed pre- to be reliable.-
However, an investigating comRittes has
been appointed which will doubtless arrive
at the d is. aud sci sthe whole mat hi
before the pabIic. 2,.as
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na-DEIIlALo6laa 90 LIsFs.-.We obserye

D0-DEPa6laG THE Llsrs.-we observe
thar eertaini malicious persons have 40 de.
faced the lists of persons. subjected to
draft, printed and posted by the Board of
Enrollment that they do not serve the pGr.
pose, iatshaSd4 { IL ts;difReaits 10 dstermtne
what could induce any one TO destroy The
lists. We. are assured that any person
detected in this act viii be most severely
punished. E. 4 2 y
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BnRRDINa oPFHR LUNGS
BLAEpING or THE LUNass

DR. WfsnAA4-sIr. 1 sslafn my grateful thsntrs
Tor the discovery you have made 81 hRkiuE a1aVdi.
cine that will cure Inflammation Of the Lnpgg Anl
Liver Complaint, When i eommeneit - use ynpt
Pine Tree lar Cordial i VIA 70 all aPpeaFanct, near
my grave. i had been tof aI6ngfh 81 time sllttihg
blood, and would d times Somi8lk, u i = -
Ny physicfans gf1f i employed tWpl pronounced
me past cure; but my sister had tIIed Yonr Pine
Tree Tar Cordial which did hef u haeA COED, that
she prevailed on me, - a iAat fe6, 70 tEy tt
and, thank God, eommtnced q pss e, 4 have
taken twelve bottles, aud am peri cured, and
am ready aud willing that any that = sleks
Cordial has done ~ me. All my intends and neigh
bOTs were utterly aAtoniahed % my speedy EetlFn
to health; for they had seen mo WON'T blood n q
want every person that z sateEing g vas % know
OF your inVAluRbl6 medicine. 4s.5-
Respectfully, JOHN YERDTNs
Grease & !, six doors above Riehpiold g Z