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THOMAS & SPEARS SALES.

THOMAS q SPeAR'S SALES.
CATALOGUE SALE OF 5000 GENUINE HAVANA
Cigars. to Be sold without iinit for City Notes Of
esnOninatons to close different cons gn.ents.
BIZ THOMAS ~ SPEAR,
PLAcrDE J. SPEAR. Asctionser.
6alssrooms, s. B .enyiIls stresk
GATURnAY. Sfsf inst, ~ lex o clock
~ 81 the vellkns~n Importers store, J. 0uns
No 1855 Common between Chaies and Osrondst
streets 20 close different consgnmsn without Limit
viii Be sid ID 69
5000 GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. such 9. Flor De IA
Dea, National Club polio Sultan Garcia Fraxan-
ees RsFits conchas Brsvss, media hsgs-s sad other
fsvorite brands
p3-1KHrs-Cash IN City Notes Of ali d.nsuinstisua
n. BCeteoRues will be ready and may sblaned the
auctoneers' efiee he day before the "a .
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Jxrrs CALLER VS. EDEy PINcKARD. PERCY
" fdey and william n Pinckard. Jr--Fourth Dhtrict
Court Of New Orleans-No. 10 s5A
.DY VIRTUE OF n wilt OF neri faeias Go me
New Orleans above entitled sl proceed 70 sell
aspubc suctsn the premises hereneter desi mated
MONDAY, the twenty third day Of March, ls0S At lOz
"1 AIT. THE FURNITURE, NovAsLvs AND OTHER
Property defendants IN the house l~ie occupied BY
them at lS3 Common street, IN the First Ds
cs Of this city per inventory vhcs can be seen in
Office.
seIxsd In the sbovs suit
Ds- TERns-Cash on the spot. -, - .v,,v
mill IL q Sheriff o. the Pariss Of Orleans.
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CITY NOTES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS TAKEN Al
PAR FOR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIE
FIRST AND THIRD DISTRICTS. '
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERlETs SALES.
>
no oREENBACKs TAKEN.
CITY NOTES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS TAKEN AT
PAR FOR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIE
FIRST AND THIRD DISTRICTS 49,
~ q. DE FERRET.
once and sslesrcoms-s6 Bienvlls street.
STSss &. s.,ss:- -ss "a s ssss e. ::
wet ioss Of sEcTsD ;
fss sss'ss ss
I ss.s az fs9ssP "
sd Morale. measuring each 81 sss ''ns On o'rss
$ oSE SQUIRE o. GROUND. s.sdi1idsd iass g lots.
IN the Third District sssadsd BY Franklin Avenue vsr'as
IT, whole &C orsiss . plans to be seen the Exchange
Acts Of sae With o. s. internal revenue stamps attached
before Slim ssgrer notary public q pnrens-e e-pen-e
orFIcE FURNITURE. IRON RAILINGs. COTTON
Tables salansnser Iron Safe. etc.
r
Succession Of W. .. Kssnsn-No ss,ood
BIZ G.. DE FERIETs l
ACKNOWLEDGES No. 81 Regal street.
CATUKDAY. March Sssh. 1865, as II
- O'Clock at the lice and c'untlng room OF Aessrs
Kesnan Phiier Norris fo 20 Carondeet street between
ravier will be sells By pubic auctcn by
virtue ef order from the Honorable John ~ Thomas
Judge q he Second District Court Of New Orleans dated
lot Of Furniture consisting Of Oak stsndi, and
Desks. Chairs Cotton Tables Lounge Iron RAILING
Cocoa Nstiing, Water Cooler, etc.
Aso splendid Patent Salanander safe-
rlr- Trnns-Cash IN United states Treasury Notes
TEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN "vER-
sAILLEs,r PAs1sH OF ST BERNARD. WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT
PUBLIC AUcros.-sUocrssro OF N. DA-
NIENs-Eo. $50.
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WI. KccRAcKES VS.. LOUIS LIDDELL AND JOHN
Gsuehe Jr.. In sOdo-NOs s6Sa sO-sscOnd Justice
Of The Peace.
PA VIRTUE of I'VE wEits of fieri faeias
ID 20 direc I'd By Paris Ch9res Second sts Of
Pesce viii ocred 70 sell ~ public auction THURS
DAs, the fth day Of Apr lS65. II o'clock n a. tia
Cus,orzhouse streei-
OfE l. 7 OF GROUND. With ell he Improvements
thereon situated the tseand Dstt " his city,
bounded ~ Bieuy e Csstemhouss Miro and Toat
strtes. dag stsd - lot 80. % measuring n inch
front suonihous, street. By lee feet depth between
parallel lines pen Of sale before o. DsArss dated l0h
heined in The above suit
b3- TEENs-cashi in Q. s. Treasury Notes
Il. G. PENNIMAF,
Constable
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FRANCOIS BeIsDoRE VS.. GEORGE AND R0sER
Mslcom-seeond District Court Of new oreAns-sa
2Sel2.
DH VIRTUE OF writ Of nrri faci1ste
lDne Or ected by the Honorable the second Disrrct
Court Of New Orleans, IN she above eattlsd csuss
will sell at Public TIE Merchants sn4
Auci0neers' Exchange, Royal between Oana sn<
Cnsmhepse Streets IN he Second District q g city o.
SATURDAY, the fourth day Of April 1858 At Il O'Clock -
the lowing described operfy. viz:
CERTAIN LIT OF 0HOUND situated IN the Flrn
District this city, IN The square bounded BY carondee
Formerly Apello Nsyad Clio and srsts. measarfs
thiry-one fectten inches fro Caroudset street y
depth 81 sxtyhree feet eleven inches ani hires lines M
tween parallel lines Togo her With the buildings and In
preveneDts said lot which consist OF frtmi dwelling
house. eontanlss four stc franz kitchen cstsrn &c
TIE hsu.e ard kitchen beiLg slate r0oed
Sc red IA the above suit
n1-TEkns-Cash on the SPOT
GEO. W. AVERY,
mht Is a. Sheriff Of he Parf-h OF OrleanG
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ANTHONY W. COLE VS. THOMAS REcroe-nFTH
- District Court Of New OIlesns-Ee. u l6s u

ANTHONY W. COLE VS.. THOMAS REcr0R-FIFrH
District Court Of New orleans-Se. l7,4Ss
DY VIRTUE OF n witt er fiert rsetas 60
ID ne directed by Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
New Orleans in she entitled vii eed TO
sell at pubic suc ion, ~ the Merchants ant Auci neers
Fxchergs Royal street. Caas and Jus omhous3
Streets In he second District Of this city, rUEsDAY the
24ib Day Of March, 1855 at u o'clock ths following
described property, viz:
An The ebt title and interest desndant Thomas Rector
and 20 ~ Of TIE docket Of the H0sorab the
Fourth District Court Of New ORLEANS, sntited Thomas
Rector vs. Beers ala. in which suit the sad Thomas
Rector claims Of defendants the Of thirty I've hundred
$500 dlsrs With legal interest thereon from judicial de-
Also all the right titls and interest Of said defendant
Thomas Rector def nd hefen IN and TO tive certain suits
new pend ng before Honorable the Fourth District Coa
Of New Orleans l0ll and n Oh 81 the docket
respectively entitled Thomas Rector winston Morrison
Co. ard Thomas Rector Brooks Mcdonald.
seired In the above suit
GEORGE W. AVERY,
nh1s IS "a Sheriff 81 the Parish Of Orleans.
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cONsTABlt,s SALES.

=. PFIsTER vs.. WIN. BAyNHAM-sIxTH JUSTICES
Court-No. 1910.
DY VIRTUE OF "a vrtt OF heri facias. 60
- directed By TIE Honorable the Sixth Justc Court
ia No above entitled and numbered suit. will proceed
sell At publc auction my Oc- No. 52f Camp street,
MONDAY. March 3 llC3. At II o'clock ~
One Lot Of Household Furniture.
"a TKRrs-Cash In U. 4 Treasury Notes
DANIEL WILSON. Censtabls.
CHARLES PETIT VS.. HUGH RIDNEY-sIxrH JUS
tice's Court-NO. l269
RY VIRTUE OF q writ OF Gerf ftcias
- 10 directed BY the Honorable ths sixth Justices
Ceut Of the Parish OF Oresns in the shove ened cause
will proceed 10 a. public suction. my Office No 51f
Camp eet MONDAY March % 1903 At y O'Clock
One Lot Of Household furniture.
h0- TERNE-Cash in y. 5. Treasury notes.
DANIEL WILSON, Constabls.
DANIEL GoUEN VS.. MRS NJ scHSEIDER-So.
1857. Second Justice Psscs.
DY VIRTUE OF two wrifs OF nerf faetas
~ 70 me directed BY Paris ehiidress second Justice
Peace win proceed 10 sell AZ public suction WEDNBS-
DAY, March Is, 1865 at l0O'coek NJ No. III Royal
streft-
The contents Of Fsney and Millinery Essablishrsani
the Counters. 81 Giving and Glass Cases
seiEed IN the above suit
a. TEREs-Cash In u S. TrsasrTy Notes
d @. PEkET2AS, Constable
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Bos1ICK& sEYMoURvs. N. ENswoRrH-F0URIH
District Court Of New OrleAns-No. 10.3l2
pY VIRTUE OF n wris OF Fteri Faeias
ID drced ~ the Honorable the Fourth Dstct Ooat
Of New Oresns, in the above ed viii prlc.st
20 sell public auction the premises hereinafter q
sig ated, WEDNESDAY,, tie hIst day Of April, lsr,
The Contents OF Store. Me- l13Tavier street. IN the F
District 81 this city consisting Of Agricultural Imp ems,s
an 90 den Seeds per inventory which be seen
my once
Seized in the above suit
ps- TKRMs-Cssh On che spot.
GEO W. AVERY,
mhzeT apl Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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TCENDAY, ApFsi 1lh, 1853, at IL
Il O'Clock the Merchants and tionesrs Exchanre
Royal between Canal and Custohouss streets
Vi a order from the Honorable the Second District
Court n Ner Orleans datedtbe 3tMarch, sos following
pr perty. At Pnhlic Auction, will b. sold
CERTAIN LOT Oh GkOUs d sitnste in the First Dis
rct Of this city, designated by the No q Of square bounded
By Claiborne Pa and Dehigny
surfing 20 feet P.myra street, BY depth and
bgny street OF o. feet, bong the
Derhigny ets together with all the buildings improve
msnfs thereon.
R- TERrs-onehrd cash and the balance al credit Of
Twelve sno eighteen mon hs. With e ht per cent interest
from tste Until paid with Mortgage and vendors prvle On
the property sold, the Buildings TO be insured policy
transferred The purchaser 10 assume the Of this
Of ssie becre William Case Notary Public At the
expense Of the purchaser, including u Inena hevenus
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BUILDING Lot FORMING THE CORNER OF
fcHoUPIroULAs AND BENJAMIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF r. n oGDEK
ny CHARLES Il. FORTIER.
AucTIosErR-Ofhce, f5 Exchange Alley.

TUEsDAY,H priI 9Th, 1865, a. lE O'Clock
Il at the Merchants and Anctioncrrs' Exchangr
oya street. between Canal and cu-tohsuse tr-et by
Of order from the Honorable the Second District
court Of New Oreans dated 5h March 1853 the following
described property belonging to the Aforesaid suecess
will be sold
A sERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First
District Of this city, In the square comprised within rchonp-
tonlas New Leyee Benjamin and Sur
BY the No ON plan OF = Heain dated tn March, 1851
and deposited in the ce Of ii. g. Censs late pao
lie an iris city, TIE tso let forms the Of Tchoupou-
las ard rsnjamn stree-. and 20 feet front
fchoupouas street BY 100 feet in oepth and front Bens
In street. be ween parale line Americ measure.
B1 TsRas-cnehalf cash, and the basnce credit IT
in notes secured By mortgage aud vsndors
privilege snd Tearing per cent Interest from das until
payment
81 sale before Fmanuel Burthe notary public
" the purchasers including United States
rsvef ne ftsmYa
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HENRY ". TAYLOR vs.. ]. r LArHAN-So. ls77l--
Fourth District Cours OF New orsa1a


Fourth District Cours OF New Orleans
nv VIRTUE OF an alias writ Of 0erf IA
ID cias the Honorable the osrth Dist let Court
OF New Orleans the above entitled cause, 10 HAIRY T.
Hsys late sheriff and BY said late sheriff 70 No transferre
viii proceed 10 public auctior a. the Merchants. and
Auctione<fs change Roy street bet ~een Canal and
SATURDAY slst day March 1853 II o'clock the fol-
FoUK CERTAIN Lois OF GRoU'D together with all
the buildings thereon and aPpurten@nco
thereof AL ali the rghts ways servudss p1veEcs snd
ADVANTAGES beor gng situate the First District OF
tb city, lots Nos a. y. .. aud "A OF square
No IA which Ia bounded by St. Magoaen st. Marx orsvier
snd Per plan Of Peeps lat. snyeyo
dotted ga December 1874 and dp9site1 IN the once q tne
lats David l. hcCsy notary publ IN THIS city when ie1s
measure lmericsn MEASURE according % 70 plan ~ ol
each 80 inches snd lines ort ON eravi street ana
S0 feed Ia width In lot No 2 having depth Of lo
feel nchrs line no 20 and lis Get inches IN
depth on the lot No zli OF No y having pm 2.
ii3 feet inches the line ef lot No II and lily iee
inches ON The lot z3 os Ne q h2srk depth o.
no feet IL inches the line OF lot No y and 70 test
inches on the Of lot No "a Lot 10 "a 10 ms the &c ne
Of ravier Magician streets and measures ~ eet
rchs rsvier iS3 ft In depth snc 'front.' on
dvicnx Il from let IS and 20 feet 81 inches in width on
Being the same property acquired by the By pur
chase from j. Hubbard act passed before r. ootts
chalk notary public In this city, the 18th day Of Deesn-
seized IN the shove suit
~ TERns-Cash on the spot 80 ~ .vv,v
fsls ms52l Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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PROPERTY CORNER OF PALMYRA AND DEsBIGNr
DECEASED. WIFE OF JosN MCMAHON.
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ERNEST vOLKMANN VS.. 7. II. EcK.-sIxTH Dis.
tiict Court Of New Orleans. NO. eossS.

RY VIRTUE Of a writ of nerI f4esas a. ne
Diirectrd by the Honorable tae sih Disr CO Court
New Orleans In the above entitled cause will proceed
eel at pabic At the Merchant and Aacti0 earl
Exchange, Royal STREET bet C.a4l and Culomhoas
streets n the second Distric Of this ety. NO AZ he
thrte day of MARCH 1873 at II o'clock Tbs foosnf
eescribed movable property. viz:
A LOT OF GAOuND, situated IN the Third District q
this city measuring 50 feet front Montegut street by LOO
feet deep bet~ Craps and Love streets together wh
hsnsf Home Of fon ana back gal cries. via
kitchen Of two fhed ciste PRIV, et.s
fine garden IN rcnt OF The house. said properly
knsTn As No liz xnnteKut
ke'xed In the above suit.
GEO W. AVERY,
fsZ mills % Sheriff ofths Parish Of Orleans
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r. q. NUsGRovE SON VS.. HUNTER, AsKES Co
Ne. s0s5s-sixth District Court Of New Orleans
QY VIRTUE OF writ OF aeri faelas Co me
l the Honorable the Sixth District Court
sell st Public Auction, MONDAY ths thirtis dsyd
hsrch, 1868 It O15 o'c'ock At Lafayette Warehouse
Of afkyette and Magazine streets in the First DE-
trict Of this city, sEvEsTY-rwO an GASES or
Seized ia the above suit.
GRO. W. AVERY,
uhls2f2a . Sheriff Of the Parish OF Odeans
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Our RepreseHtatiVe.--H --Hsve We not reason TO
feel proud of our able Representative from this
County Taking into consideration the prudent
AMI careful course and seeing how tendery he has
considered the interest of his constituents in his
course and action upon the Probibtcry Law how
could any one think or expect man Of his temper
amen' eouli do more than he has done. 1t is PLAIN
after reaiing the debate upon his Bill to leave it to
vote cf the people, he could not be induced by our
ablest members any account to take any respon-
sihility upon himself. He certainly cannot be
sured for egotism. II very unfortunate for him
to be petitioped have the law repealed by por
ton of his constituents and the by ther
portion. II they all had been on one side be might
have taken decided stand.
There being petitions for the repeal and for the
repeal how could he determine otherwise rhan
by a compromise to refer it to vote of the people.
1t is true be has not been ssksd to do 3d. but what
else coald he do under all the circumstances espe-
chilly alter consulting his friend Dck,' who was
sent TO Harrisburg Ivy the anti-prohibioniss see
To Ibe repeal Of the Law
Let has friends that secure his no mnation against
Krrnedy his iilustrious predecessor who forced the
unpopular law upon unwilling people, take i'm
mediate measures his renpminrton. for his
reeIectiou anu the continued services Of tber
friend Dick" an no doubt shall secure the
peal OF the obnnxi law in the of three
four years. Give him fair chance, don't make an
other yearling"
/ Wyoming County has been somewhat n"te: for
producing calves, and dsi"sng {" them when "ye1r-
( lings." Thus should not be tolerated any logger
1t our present. incumbent should be fortunats IT'S
to winter through" it is hoped he may be peFnit-
live at least two years, for by that time if
erer, his great points will be gin to develope,
/ | can't think misfortune in such stock is owing
to the breed the fault being in the rearing rare
/ presume tn are some ordinary minds thai
able /" to the point" but when it Is tax
into consideration that it takes much long er to
impress ideas AMI duties upon than il does in
otters they may come to he conclusion tn coipcite
w,'h rng writer anI give worthy representative
time 4a: .p--rsuairy 10 ascertain the wishes If hi.
constituents T., Ire had only thought -b"u his
lri.o+e g,ag hio rn t"gj b. e,oGrar heruels, OH
thr n,.ajaa. T., u..., rlc gerry ISSUE n ao douaJ
WOO. Gase .-sea tas sa,ia, u ezs,ii,p~e mem
bcrs "a, IA. Il .u,g
/ = hopeI lbat ,gi.e oversight will not he the
mean. OF pre:errIng charges of impeachmeut."
"B. AzY."
Nicholson Feh. 90, 1863.
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"a thing Of beauty is a iov forever. "

"A thing o! beauty is JOY forever"
And nothing is SO beautiful as a picture of health
Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, D's-
tress after eating Frustrating Weakness, Disincli-
nation for Society, Mental Dependency, ETC., are
the rule rather than the exception with the human
family. and have stamped their effects upon US all
The most effective, gentle, sudden and agreeable
remedy is the Plantation Bitters They have prob
ably cured and aeviated more cases the past i've
years than all other medicines combined They are
sold throughout tho length and breadth of the aad
Magnolia Water.
Z delightful toilet arricle-superinr to CO.
ignr and NJ halt the lr ce-
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A Physiological View of Marriage,
THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
Containing Nearly Three Hundred Pages

Ani l30 fine Plates and engr"ving' OF the
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and Disease with treatise on Early Errors ITS i'e-
plorable Consequences upon the m'nd AM body,
with the Authors Plan nf rreitm nt-the only ra-
tiona and successful mode CuIe. as shown by ih"
report nt cases trearel. tru'hul iiv.ser Ia ibe
arried AMI Ihose tempt tug m'rri g, VINO en-
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of pnstage TO any address, on receipt Of % cnt IN
stamps or postal currency, by aidress'ns Ok IA
CRnIX, No 81 MnIden Lane, Albany n. \. be
aulhpr may be consulted uprn aly OF the dise's"S
mall: Medicines sent TO any part nf the w"'ti " Y
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.


NOTICE is hereby given TINT in pursuance Of an
" Order Of the Orphans Court of Wyoming cOun-
y dir. cted to the Iersigned as Administrator Of
the estate Of Wm. Ii Wright, deed. he will expose
TO public sale the premises, in Monroe Township.
on Thursday, April ~, 1868, o clock in Ihe
forenoon a tract OF land situate in the township Of
M,uroc, Wyoming county, Pa, bounded and de-
scribe as follows, TO wit; On ths North by land
unknown, being wild lanI, on the East by Hervey
& James Phenlx, 90 the South by Bowman's Creek
on the We-r by lans nf Charles Wright. cont inng
about EIGHTY- FIVE ACRES, be the
less about torty thereof improve with frame
dwelling bpuse, frame barn, shed, corn crib, aod
other out buildings and apple orchari thereon, with
the appurenunces, late he estate of VIM. Ii. Wrghh
deceased, and will be sold TO the highest and best
bidder
Terms OF SALE.-Ten per cent. Of One-fuurth Of
the purchase money shall be. paid at the striking
.iown OF properly, the fourth less ten per cent
ut ne ronirm1tIon of sale, AMI the remaining three
ourbs ia year thereafter. with ntrres from the
c,.nir mdtinn nisi CHARLES WRIGHT.
VI rch 2, lSu9n30w4 Administrator
NTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES tor the western Di<tr:t of Peunsyy
MIA. In matter oi Riley Striker, Bankrupt.
To Hsou' IL Ini On ern: The Undersigned here
by gives aotiee e: Is aPPpintn-nt as Assignee "i
Riley 81, klcr, Of Failr township in the county of
Wyoming anil State ot Pennsylvania, within 81 ii
District who has been ndjudged Bankrupt on bis
own petition by the Dis'rirt Cnurt of sad District
Datei Falls township the 22d day Of February A
d. 1868
mo PERRY coLvIS, Assignee.
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Died,
Nicholson, Feh. 90. 1853.

Clinton. Feb 26'h 1863 DeIia
Youngest daughter Of John and Mary GedeIi age
"a years-"f typhoid fever.
She now lies silent in the ground
For death with it, man le has come
AID taken her spirit from this earthly mound.
And flown 10 "a far brighter home.
Yet in our minds her voice still sounds,
Her memory we shall ever hold dear;
IN, speaks, tut we can't hear the sound,
For Ills 10 her Saviour, shs loved 50 dear.
Sh- has rast IRON ibis worl uf trouble.
And gone to her hoIne OF bris hit glory,
Though hes form is ike the u rble.
She lives with her Jesus ia glory
?ar,nt', weep rot tor your dauEh'er dear,
For she has gone hence 20 Jesus;
Passed from the wnr!i Of rTouhies here,
Trough her l;.S< h.s s9dlv bereii us
iiahie. :hnGgh ,cu have lost dear si,rer,
AoI ~ p-,nur ~. n"S har ga:a;
TbuUgh We 'on have sally missed ter
Let US try to meet her gain.
Brothers, Won mrs a kind aui loving sister,
Miss her kind al welcome voice,
But try, wi'h God your assister
IIy as Della did, to make the wise choi e.
Friends, mourn not The loss of Della,
Though she was ever knI to YOU;
Ant though you loved her most dearlv,
TRY with the writer 10 hid her .'dieu!
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Ger's Business College and Lnhies Academy. at
Scriutnn, surptSS. all expectation The
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C Gardner. Prime. pal Scranton. Pa. u7nlUyl
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Spsrial Qutirfs.


Among the MANY restora:iyes which nature has
supplied to relieve The Affections Of humanity, there
is no favore one for certain class of diseases
than the medicinal gum" of the Wild Cherry Tree;
but however valuable it is its power to heal, TO
soothe to relieve and to cure, Is enhanced 'eh'"'u
by scientific and judicIuus combination with otner
ingredients, in themselves of equal worth Ihis
happy minsilng exists to Il remarkable d',sree iu
Dr. Wi.:ar's Baisam of Wild Cherry
whose value II curing Coughs, Colds, BrOnch US
Whoupng Cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary At
fecion, and Incipieut Consumption Is inestimable.
strong Testimony.
From Benz min Wheeler, Esq Depot Master Of
S0S,h R"yasion, Mass.
In the Spring of 1855 / was most severely aflict
ell with a hard dry cough, with its usual acGpmpa-
aiments of night sweats completely prostratinS my
nervous system. md producing sich debiaieh
state ui heal that, after trying medical aid 10 DO
PURPOSE had given up oil hoi es of ever recovering.
a. ha alsn my friends At this Stage of matters |
pr~vai'ei upon through the Influence of neigh
b0r 10 try Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry, and, be-
fore using two bottles the effect almost magical
My cough entirely lett NE, the night sweatS desert
cd me- hope once more elated my depressed spirits,
and Suun b a attained my wOnted strength and
vignr Thus had this Balsam, as has often been
marked by PERSONS conversant with the above facts,
II! !eruy suiiched me from The yawnng grave. You
liberty this for the benefit Of the afi;ct
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