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CANNOT BE DISCREDlTED.
The Rev. JACOB SECULER


Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population in this country, makes the follow
ing statement for the benefit of tho afflicted
HANOVER, Pa, FEB 26, 1859.
Dear Sirs Having realized in my family in:
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Some eight years ago one Of my daughters seemed
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JACOB SECHLER.
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IL CELEBRATED
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A pure and powerful Tonic, corrective and altera-
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Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache Gene
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Constipation, Collie, Intermittent, Fevcrs,
Cramps and Spasms, and all Com
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From JONATHAN HOVER, ESQ.

A Well Knorn and Highly Respectable Gentleman
CLEARspRlSG, Wash Co. Md. Sept. H. 1860.
conference.-the is to certify that during the
with affection of the lungs and tn at after
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sam of Wild Cherry, which has proved to be all it
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WISTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

So general has the use of this remedy become,
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and find utterance in the abundant and voluntary
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DR. Stricklands Mellinuous Cough BalsaTn i,
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From Hon. John +. Smith. Di,iinquished

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IX7ISTARS BALSAM

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND xosr RELIABLE REMEDIES
THE WORLD FOR erF..r .
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IMPORTANT
INEALIDS.
IRON IN THE moon.


1t is well known to the medical profession that
IRON is the Vital Principle or Life Element of 4! Z
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The great value of IRON AS A MEDICINE il
well known and acknowledged by all medical men,
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SCENE IN 4 RAILROAD GAR -An incident occurred. faw d.ys apos on boani one of our 3ou, wafd hound trains of cars, which is worth printing. lust ns the traih was about to move from ;ba denot. nn elderly gentleman, of high responsibility and character, eBtefed one ot the cars anl uroflE locking fonpd for seat saw one with lady iu il, and politely inquired if the Vacant seat was pngaged. She replied quite snappi,lly that She Lad ro more fo0m than she wa.ted, wherpnpon he. being quiet, mol.,st ge tlenl,,, rt,irpd and some ore uffer. ed him a seat. The selfshness of the lady was no iced bv many ot the pass. ngprs and excited much indgna ion. Slo fly alter. a gentleman who had heen occupying a seat" in the back
 pun of tEe car approached the lady, who was occupying iha part of the sat nearest the pas.
 sage way. He then, very qui~tly. took his um..
 h'el'a, aud passing it over the lady. placed it in
 !ir corn near the window. lie next, very dehbpfately. raised one foot above her crinO-
 Ii6ta and pnt il down hevond her, near the win.
 dow and then dragged th other after him, and
 took his seat aiS:ii the laughter saf applause .t the passengers. who w.r,s watctkpg the op.
 cratic :. In Il short lime the seat in front of l them was vacated. ad this interesting lady.
 who was by this time the observed of all the
 passengers. moved and occupied it alone, eav- ing rar tri,id of the umbrella 10 himself. In few minutes more. large man. weighing some tNo hundred and fifty. and who seemed dis
 posed to teach ,hp lady srcend lesson. plants
 ed himself by her side. By this time the pas.
 seneers were convulsed with laughter at the | exnensp of eur heroine. who was O Heed to ! submit tU tn. contraction, not eriy Of her erin. | "line but of her whole persnn for the remain. | der of her journey Possibly she learned that
 politpnfss and courtesy ar. eynected of ladies
 us we'll as of gentlemen. .--Boston Jo,gSal .-