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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-06-16

Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and
restorative in It's nature enters into the cOmpo-
sition of Hostetters STOMACH BlTTLR,3.--
This popular preparation contains no mineral
OF any kind, no deadly botanical clement; no
fiery cxcitant: but it is n combination Of the
extracts ofrare balsamic herbs and plants with
the purest and mildest Of all dii!usive slim
III ants
/, is well to be forearnled against disease,
and SO ar as the human system can be protec-
ted by human means against maladies engen-
dered BY m unwhoesonc atmosphere, impure
water and other external causes, HOSTEI TERS
GITrERS may be relied on as safeguard.
In districts infected with Fever and Ague, il
has been found inlhliible as a preventive and
irresistible as q remedy and thousands who re-
sort 20 it under apprehension Of an attack, es-
cape the scourg and thousands who neglect
to avail! themselves Of its protective qualities
in ad vance, are cured BY a very brief course 81
this marvellous medicine. Fever and A que pa
tients after being piled with quinine for months
in vain, until fairly saturated with that dan
gerous alkaloid, are not unffequently restored
to health within few days by the use OF Hos
letters Bitters.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and
the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic
and hence il works wonders in cases OF Dispep-
sa and in less confirmed forms of Indigestion.
Acting rs gentle and painless aperient, as well
as upon the Liver, i. also invariably relieves
the Constipation superinduccd by Irregular
q ction Of The digestive andsecretive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit, liable 10 Nervous
Attacks, Lowness OF Spirits and Fits OF Ian
guor, find prompt and permanent relief from
the Bittcrs. The testimony on this point is
most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony OF Bilious Choic is Immediately
assuaged by single dose of the stimulant, and
by occasionally resortin3 to il the return OF
the complaint may be presented
As General Tonic, Hostetter, IS Bitters pro-
duce effects which must be experienced or wit
messed before they can be fully arpreciatel.z
In cases of Constitutional Weak ess, Pgema-
TUE Decay and Debility and Decrpitude ar-
sing from Old Age, it exercises theelectrical in
fuence. In the convalescent stage Of all dis
easesit operates as delightful nisorant.-
When the powers of nature are relaxed, it OPP
crates to REINFORCE and re-establish them
Last, but not least, 1t is The Only Safe Slim
ulant, being manufactured from sound and in
ocuous materials, and entirely freetrom the
acid elements present more or less in all the or
binary tonics and stomachcs of the d y.
No family medicine has been so una ersally,
and it may be truly added, deservedly popular
with the intelligent portion Of the community
as Hostetter's Bitters.
Prepared by
HOSTETTER h SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Store
keepers everywhere. June9-ly.
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ANOTHER FIRs IN CHuRcH.--The
tragedy of Santiago came very near a
repetition recently in Montevideo. In
one of the fashionable churches in Holy
Week, when brilliantly illuminated a
taper communicated fire to some combus-
tibes near it, A cry arose, and rush
was made by the congregation for the
doors. Ladies in elegant costume were
thrown down and trampled upon, badly
injured, and the widest panic prevailed
for tire. The fire was happily eSiln-
puished.
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Snoor1SG AFFA1R.-We learn that on
Thursday last, Boatman named
Reynolds, was shot By Mr.. Joshua Tur-
|ner, the lock keeper at the first lock about
Is miles below this place. We have heard
Two versions OF the cases and mode of this
occurrence differing widely from each
|bther and as it may become a subject of
cgal investigation we forbear to give
,ither. The Captain of the boat was on
lis way down the Canal at the time OF
he occurrence The shot took effect in
he neck, and the gun was charged with
hot we are unable to state whether it is
f Il dangerous character as he kept on
is way home near Sharpsburg Washing
Oh county.
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- Lrt.DrC =. : "a ~ - = = :
Y ~. - COAL. PaopERTY.'>''-
-, For SAFE T.:

!
The undersigned cller for sale the lease OF
the NEFF PB0PERTY, equipped with Engine,
Pumps, Ropes, &C., 80 Mine Cars, Horses and
Mules, with Harness complete, about 20 tons OF
Railroad Iron, so sets. Miners Tools, and all
other appliances necessary for the eeopon'lcai
production for. market, of 200 ton OF coal per
day. The lease is renewable on its present
low terms, tie coal we'll known in market, and
the mine Is daily worked by the present iessees.
With one exception this mine is nearer to mar
ket than any other in the region.
They also Offer fo- sale what IS Lnown ss
the :. =
JOHNSON TRACT,
containing 24o acres, thoroughly Tirnbersd,
with valuable deposits OF Hoinatite Iron Ore,
and containing a large proportion OF the val
liable
BIG VEIN OF c O A Il
This tract adjoins the property Of the Con-
solidation Coal Company, about one mic
south Of Fros,burg, in the George Creek tol-
lev, and nearer 10 market than most OF the coal
producing properties in tia; sell Known VAL
ley.
The necessary connection with the Curieer.
land and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad is short, and
-cnn be made al inconsdcrable cost. The eX-
pense Of developing this property, and prcvi-
ding cqui 'aents for mining and sehdihs the
coal to market would be moderate.
Apply to, OF address
THOMAS & PHILIPS,
Mount Savage, Md.
. Ify,ip
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NEW STEAM SAW Mill Our enter
prising fellow Townsman DR.. D. j.
Bruce and r. D johnson are erecting n
new saw mill to be run By steam power
on the bit ofland known as the 'Island;''
at the the Canal Basin. This mill is
one Of very large size and calculated for
extensive operations From the well
known energetic character Of the proprie-
tors, we have no doubt "thc institution"
will soon be in the full and successful
tide of the operation. So bring along
your saw logs. The ''Island is already a
scene of active life having three large
boat yards in active operation and the
scene will be rendered more lively when
we have aided to it this extensive saw
luill.
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THE WEAruER.-For the last week Or ten
DAYS has been sinugularly cold. The nights
hare been decidedly cold and ten or tf,sen
miles farther up in the mountains there have
been heavy ftosis. The temperature during the
DAY has been pleasant and nothing like the
June heats have we felt yet. The wheat crop
is getting along very nicely, and will be good
I've has Jared badly in many places on ascount
Of the frost. The Hay crop will be very good
aud corn promises we'll. Rains have beeu SUM-
GENTLY abundant for good growing.
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Estate OF James KELLEY, deceased.

Estate Of James Kelley, deCenSeu.
is to give notice that the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for AllcgNny Cogutyiu Mary Wand, Letters
OF Administration on tbs personal estate OF
ME.S K Z L / Z 7,
late. of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the 9Th day Of December next;
they otherwise be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 said estate are requested TO call and
make immediate payment. Given under my
hand this 2nd dag Of June, 1864:
JOHN NEVlN
Administrator with the will annexed.
,Iune2-3t.
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nos T L T II e Il $
CELEBRATED
STOM A Oh BIT I E r S

A pure and powerful Tonic, corrective and al
tera.ive of wonderful efficacy in disease OF
the
STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache,
General Debility, Nervousness Depression OF
SPIRITS, Constipation, Collie, Intermittent
feveis Cramps and Spasms, aud all
Complaints Of either sex, arising from
Bodily Weakness whether inherent
in the system or produced b.. spe-
cial causes.
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II AUUNUNU1 IUI tVV" S'V"THt :


4 Break DowN.--On Tuesday afternoon, .
wagon heavily loaded with hay in turning from
Baltimore on TO Centre street on its way to the
Hay scales devated from the safe path in con-
sequence of n defective wheel which broke down
and deposited the load on the street. No da-
mage was done expect TO the wagon and COM
pelling pedestrians to change their course Ac-
cden,s will happen and inconveniences must
be endured.
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The Rebellion Record
e.. EprTHD pr -, ~ :
F RIA N K M GORE:
COMPANION pARTssyEN Is NOW READY
-. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. x, :,
CO Mt EN- s.:

Al CONT EN- T S:1' 80
l.. The Solicitor Of the War. Department. on
War Powers Of the President Military Arrests
Reconsideration OF the Union.
2. Gen. Carletous Rel ort on Indian scouts.
3. lmpressmeut of Qrakers BY the Rebels
A. Gen ualleck' General Order No.
6. Invasion Of Maryland in 1852.
(a) Lees Proclamation.
III Johnson's Proclamation.
(cl Gov bradford 8 Proclamation.
3 (dJ Rebel Address 10 the Citizens of Lam
caster, Pa.
And other important documents. Also,
Portraits of JOHN BRIGHT and RICH ARD
CoRDEN, our foremost friends in England.
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. CRops IN York CouNTy.--We hear
complaints from every part Of the county
in reference to the state of the wheat
crops, which, from the ravages Of the fly
and other causes, will fall far Lclow an
average yield The rye crop is good,
and the oats and corn crop is unusually
heavy, and our farmers are preparing to
make hay Apples, peaches, cherries and
other fruits promise to be very album
dant York (Pa.,) Gazette
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SECRET DISEASES


In all their Stages, Al niue expense
LlttIe or 10 ch"ilEc III biet NO i!tVu'eh'eh'c'
AEd no Exposure
Ii causes frequent desire and gives strength
10 uriaN4' tnerG'E hCihHNihs ley "yt.oT''
rt'aun''I 'i. mJ so rroc,,-
c,t in The class Of disease. and cxpel!ing al
Poisonous, LiseaSsG and eeoyHoM mat;tr.
Tuorsayps rray THoueAyus WHO HAVE BEEN
THE Vlcrlas or QrAcEs, and who have paid
hfaty res to I've cured IN short time have
found they were deceived, and Ina! the 'FpI9-
on hes, ~ the use Of g Pow ERFuL AsThlN-
GFSls, tcen dried up IN the'sF$tem' TO orc a
,,,r-;,.s
c.,
Use !"LaBS'n LALNAGI ~ w !I' ~, W.
la'4.a anu u ~ ~ '''' y hNt'' %.
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MH.,tr ea' ~ anu i''
c,.... o...,.u u,,.,,.o. .,,.. ,;a oro
n1r-pi"rTf' MI Moi MS EXTH ACT BUCilU
is TIE GREAT DIURETfC. and is certain to
have the desired eject in all D!ScaSeS foT "he|'
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GENTLEMAN cnred Of Nerro,

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous
IA Debility, Incompetency, Premature Decay
and Youthful Error, actuated by desire to
benefit others, will be happy to furnish to all
who need it, tfree Of CHARGE, tho recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy used
81 his case. Those Wishing 70 profit by his ex-
rience, and possess Valuable Remedy, will
peceive tho sane,. by return mail, Carefully
realed), by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
seMayle-Sm No. so Nassau street, N. Y.
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U. S. MARSuAL'S SALE.

- MA pistrtt Court Of the United
d. De''oiu SUNS States for the West. Dist
HAL . " o0u"af'' Term, 1864. Order Of sale
TN pursuance of an order of sale is
Il sued from the Clerk office of the District
Court Of the United States for the Western
District of Virginia, at Wheeling, in the above
entitled cause, | will on TUESDAY, July 18th
1901 on the premises, at New Greek Station Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidder, a
parcel of land containing FIVE ACRES, more
or less. Said land adjoins the land Of Robert
X. Sheets on the west, the heirs Of James Fa-
ris deceased, on the SOUTH and Angus w. Nc
Donald on the cast, and extending to the creek,
together with The dwelling house and other
Improvements thereon, commonly known rs
''ilall L Woodward Tannery."
And on WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1864, at
Piedmont Station of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, in Hampshire county, West Virgin
ia, will sell at public auction, TO the highest
and best bidder the following Lots, with the
Piedmont, in said county, numbered forty
sixty-snes v-Gl-eaeh fronting twenty five feet
on Third street aud running back to the north
branch Of the Potomac river. and Lot num-
bered orty-40-fronting fifty feet on First
street and running back TO third street.
Terms Of sale-Cash.
! Sale TO commence at 10 o. clock A. N.
E. N. NORTON,
Juaee-s y. S. Marshalw. D. Of Va,
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THE ALLEG ANY LAND I'M
i PROVEMENT COMPANY.

On SATURDAY, the 25th day of June next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the office of William
Schley, No. 10 West Fayette street, in Balti-
more city, BOOKS WILL BE OPENED, un-
der the direction of the undersigned, or OF
majority Of the undersigned, for subscription
10 the Capital Stock Of 'The Allegany Land
improvement Company" e corporation created
by an act Of the General Assembly Of Mary.
land passed at the last January session entitled
Gan act to incorporate the Allegany Land I'm
prevement Company" chapter 2l7.
By said act the capital is fixed at two hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars, divided into
ten thousand shares Of the par value each of
twenty-five dollars and payment may be naade
Of the whole, or Of any part Of the suhscrip-
tons, which may be obtained or received, in
land or other property, or money es may be
agreed on between the person who may receive
subscriptions es aforesaid and the respective
subscribers for stock
WIN. SCHLEY,
CADWALLADER RINGGOLD,
S. RlNGGOLD SCHLEY.
BALTIC. May 10, 1864 May2s-4t.
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-=...Ge., ..sz,---
HoRnIpLE MURDER. In JcTers,

HORRIBLE MURDER. In Jefferson
township, Allen county, Indiana, on
Wednesday night week, whole family,
consisting Of an old man named Boltcaux
and his wife and son, were bru,ally muir
dcrcd and their house burned to the
ground, the bodies,of the father and son
being nearly consumed in the flames.
Boiteaux was an old Frenchman, and
vas preparing to return to France. lie
had Just sold his farm, and is supposed to
have been robbed and then murdered.
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LITTLE MEADOWS.
TUNE, Is. 1864.

THE undersigned has opened this desi-
i rabc summer retreat and t..ted it up in 3
handsome and comfortable manner. lie is now
prepared 10 accomodate fifty visitors. lie will
keep an excellent table, and good cican beds,
and choice liquors. Tie line scenery, pleasant
rides. and bracing mountain air. which is al
ways cool and refreshing, render it one Of the
most heahhful and agreeable summer resorts in
the country 1t is situated on the National
Road, % miles west Of Cumberland. Daily
communication BIZ cars from Cumberland to
Frostburr, and thence over the National road
by Coaches The neighborhood furnishes
abundant supplies of poultry, mountain NUT
ton vegetables &c, for the table, and TERMS
will be very moderate.
THOMAS ST. BOYER. .
Jurcle-3n Union and Aileganinn copy.
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M ARSHAL'S SALE
CoNFrsCATED PROPERTY.


BY VIRTUE Of decree Of Confscation aud
Order Of Sale, passed by the United States dis
trict Court for the District Of Maryland on the
fourth day of May, 1861
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That viii
sci. at Public Auction, fer cash, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of JUNE next.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, nj the United States Couf.
House Door. Masonic Hail. st. Panl Street, Bal
tinorc City, all the right, title interest and es-
tate both at law and in equity of Joseph IL.
Anderson in the lands and tenements lying and
being in Allegany County, State Of Maryland,
which arc hereafter described and mentioned,
for and during the life Of said Joseph r. An
derson
Narely.-"Repuhlic, /" containing s13 acres;
''i'ink Of Allegany," containing 1903 acres
'Rights Of Man, containing $50 acres; "Che-
viot Dale containing l,3723t acres; Latent
Worth" containing l0,67l acres; "Muddy
Creek" containing 1854 acres; "Bonny Hill"
containing l044 acres; "G!cn Eyric," contain
ing 4, ga acres Francisco" containing ls2
acres "Bcayer" containing 90 acres; Sum
nit Point, containing 255l acres; "Rinaldo,"
containing 30 acres; 'Lepo," containing so
acres "&ontieur'' containing 322s acres; was.
shite'' containing so, ZIG acres: 'Westphalia'
containing AT acres; ''Sicrra Nevada" con-
tanning 100 acres; discovery containing 221
acres; ''Walachia" containing 1874 acres; San
Diego containing 80 acres; FOX Range con-
tanning $50 acres; spine Glade" containing
1854 acres; echo" containing l,2o6s acres;
Nineteen" containing so acres; "Deer Field"
containing 5l7l acres; Oregon" containing
Cd l-l6 acrcs "Meadow Mountain" containing
375S acres; ''Fatkerland" containing 633t acres
''Chawron" containing SO acres; "Dover'' con-
tanning so acres; "Williamettah containing
3Q5 acres; ''Moldavia' containing 1913 acres;
Green Bay" containing 80 Lie acres; "Aub-
err containing so acres; "Ulrich' containing
3305 acres "New Year, containing $50 acres;
Sacramento" containing 200 acres; "Wallah"
containing s2a acres; ''Pampeluna" contain.
ing 1888 acres "Alarhelton'' containing 1888
acres; Sandy Springs containing 2472 acres
pheasant Ridge containing 2sla acres, and
'Mill Seat containing 3551 acres; and also,
certain tracts or parcels Of land conveyed by
Ann Elizabeth Boyd and Ramsey McHenry to
Jacob Market, by deed dated 3lst July, 1856.
containing 2,9Cl acres, the said last mentioned
lands being assessed to the Monteur Mining
ard Manufacturing Company.
WASHINGTON BONIFANT,
Mayl9-:s. U. S. Marshal.
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TINE GREAT SAVAGE
i TIMBER COMPANY
OF
ALL GAN NY CO UN T Y!

ON SATURDAY, the 25th day Of June next,
at ten clock a. NJ, at the Office Of William
Schley, No. 10 West fayette street, in Ealti-
more city, Books of Subscription will be open
cd, under the sUperintenden-e and direction Of
one or more Of the undersigned for subscrip-
tons to tie CAPITAL STOCK OF THE
GREAT SAVAGE TIMBER COMPANY OF
ALLEGANl COUNTY, Corporation created
by IN Act Of the General Assembly of Mary
land, passed at the last January session, entitled
San act to Incorporate the Great Savage Tim
Der Company of Allegany County" chapter
I'll.
BY said act the Capital Stock is fixed at Two
Hundred and Fifty thousahd Dollars, divided
into ten thousand shares Of the par value of
twenty-five dollars each share; and payment for
all or any Of said subscriptions may be made
in money Or in land, as may be agreed On at
the time Of said subscription between the rer-
son or persons who may receive the said sub
scriptons and the person or persons who may
subscribe as Aforesaid for stock
WILLIAM SCHLEY,
CADWALLADER RINGGOLp,
S. RINGGOLD SCHLEY.
BALTIC. May 10, 1854. May2e4t
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June l6, 1864
Notice.

V,here will be an annual !uecting OF the
/ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FRoSTBuRG
COAL COMPANY, held at No 80 Trinity Bull
ding in lie CITY Of New York on Friday the
FIRST DAY or JULY NEXT at IL O'Clock
N. for the election of President and Directors
and the Transaction OF such other business rs
may be presented to the mectihr.
WM. McKAIG,
Cumberland Nd. June l6 1864 President.
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ssLAYp's IRoS-CrAos.-A Parliamentary
IN of the iron-plated ships and batteries in
rs the names Of sixteen armor:plated YES
hfoat, eleven vessels Of the same GLASS now
Z built, and seven batteries.
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TINE CUMBERLAND MILLS FOR


The subscriber having put these mills in
complete order, now offrs them for rent, for
the term of one or more years. They will be
rented separately or together.
The FIGURING Min has two pairs OF feet
Spanish Burrs, with all machinery necessary
for cleaning wheat and manufacturing and
packing out -four, all of the latest improve
mcnts and is propelled b. both water and steam
power. To this mill, If rented separately. is
reserved the right Of using the water power
from a. N. 10 p. N. each day.
The chopping mill is so arranged as 70 NAH
utacture corn in every way, also Rye Buck
wheat, malt and Plaster Paris, having every
thing necessary for cleaning, crushing, boiling
Smelling and grinding, running two pairs OF
feet Allegany Burrs, all propelled by two OF
Parkel's Cast Iron Water Wheels. The right
Of the water viii be received 10 this mill from
6 \. NJ. to P. N. excepting when there may
BE- water enough to ran both mills, which 10
usunlly the case for three fourths Of the tine
during the year.
Both mills front on Bedford street in the cen
tire of the city of Cumberland, affording the best
Stand for buying and selling in the city. Pos
session given at the option Of the renter.
For further particulars apply to
G. BEALL, Sr,
p. S.-Until the mills are rented, the high
est prices will be paid for all kinds Of grain by
G. Beall & Co., who have on hand and for
sale Flour Meal, Horse Feed, Plaster Paris,
ground and in the stone, oil of which will sold
10 suit the times. Mayl9-T.
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Mr.. Lincoln will move to the Soldiers
Home, in few days, and remain there
till autumn. Mrs. Lincoln will visit
New York on Saturday.
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l2,40l
--v...A.&e.S.-~-

BoA1lxo.-Ths trade is pretty brisk, the
canal in rooa order and water sufficiently alb
undant not only for navigation but also to ir-
comnode guerilla horse and mule stealing from
the Canal, as yet.
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SHIPLEY HOUSE.

This well-known stand hes boon taken by tho
undersigned, and is now being
RENOVATED AND REFITTED,
in manner to make it a pleasant Home for
Boarders, and transient soiourners.
His Table will at all times be furnished with
the BEST the market affords.
The old Patrons Of the House, and the new
friends Of the proprietor, may rest assured that
nothing will be left undone to merit o full share
Of the patronage.
Hs.Stable is ample, with careful ard at
tentve hcstlcr.e
april7-sm. JACOB SNYDER.
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Y.fslays. Balyam OF Wlll Cherry.

So general has the use of this remedy be-
corc, and SO popular IS It everywhere, That 1t
Is unnecessary TO recount its virtues. It's WORKS
speak for II, and find utterance in the abundant
aud voluntary testimony Of the many who from
long suffering and settled disease have W Us
use been restored TO pristine vigor and health.
We can present q mass Of evidence in p!oof OF
on. assertion, that
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CANNOT BE DIsCREDITED.
The Rev. JACOB SCHILLER

Inc hcY. JACcD oECi11.i4it
We'll known and much respected among the
German population in this country, makes the
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