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THE RICHMOND MEDICAI

THE RIG n MON d MEDICAL
\ 90gRHAL wtll be continued and conducted
ny ~. .. 3: GAiLLARp, editor and proprietor. :.
Kady, at the corner OF Main and Tonrtsenth
streets, who sfe authorized TO receive al sums
PAID Tor subscriptions and advertisements for
these paymenta 10 sna editor either by mail or az
OF Second. ~ 4. &C.. Ee..S
This Journal 10 the largest medical neathly 10
America and, with one exception tho only
monthly wosk pnbilshed 5bssweens ratisasipalA
nal TO the confederation OF his medical brathren,
and respectfully aska tor Il literary 81 we'll a.
pssuniasy support. ANa
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TRUSSES, TRUHSES.-I have iust
4 received WHITES EETLEVER TRGSE-
the best truss In for retention and radical eurs
Of Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
PORTRR. - JOHN w. BISON, Druggist
Kh II .a Main and Third ssresfs.
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DRINTING PRESS ES AND TYPE
l. FOB sALB.-An excellent ADAMS PRESS,
Q small GORDON CAKD PREsS, and large
assortment Of TYPE. plain and ornamental. This
material has been Little used, and will be sold on
accommodating terms. Apply to ss% a-zg s1lssSI
JOHN DUEL0P, Attorney at Law,
;. corner Main and Twelfth streets, Richmond,
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GPONGE.-surgeons' Sponge, Baths
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
ia3 1875 Broad street
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NEW BOOKS.
N4PoLEoH AND BlUcHER. An Historical
Vowel vol !. syo. Cloth, %.
sketch OF the Days OF Napoleon By Louis1
Muhlbach. Translated by Kew. W. Binst.
vol, syo. With Eight Illustrations by Castor
HAFoLEON AND THE QUEEN OF PRUSSIA.
An Historical Romance. By Louisa Muhlbsen.
Translated by =. Jordan. 1 vol, svo. Illus
trated With Right Original Designs. Cloth, a.
TIE MILITARY HISTORY OF GENERAL U. o.
ja1 (. b. CHRISTIAN eco.
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MITHs' ANTERIOR sPLINTs
- Splints (assorted) Roller Bandages, for sale
by ]. BLAZE, Druggist,
ia 8 825 Broad street.
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GLOVER SEED for sale by
NJ Ia I8 CHARLES HOWARD.
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GLOVER SEED.-5O bushels prime
~ Clover Seed for sale low by -.
jo7 A. 8. LIB.
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SPEAR d JACKSON'S SAWS.-One
y package OF these unrivalled SAW2-Hand,
Panel, Rip, Tenor, and Compass-of my own I'm.
portation direct from the makers. For sale at low
eat market rates by CHARLES ]. SINTON,
nos LAS Main street.
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LlOD, MT. uADDOA mONeu W EcCOululLs
After some squabbling, Mr.. E. GIBSON
called for the previous question; which
call was seconded.
The question upon sustaining it result
ed: Ayes, 27; noes, Al.
After some further discussion the motion
to recommit was lost.
The question recurring to Mr.. J. G. GLIB.
SONS substitute, it was lost.
Mr.. CLEMENTss amendment, inserting
the words "brokers and pawnbrokers,
being Ithen before the House, Mr.. SNEAI
offered the following as substitute:
"The General Assembly may levy tax
on incomes and salaries in excess of 81 ,0OC
per annum, and upon the following Ii
censes-viz., the sale of ardent spirits,
brokers, pawnbrokers, theatrical per-
formences, mensgeries, circus companies,
iugglers, itinerant pedlers; on the licenses
of practising attorneys and physicians and
dentists on sill shows and exhibitions for
which an entrance fee is required; on
commission merchants, persons selling by
card or sample, and on any other business
which cannot be reached by the ad valo-
rem system. The capital employed in all
business operations shall be assessed and
taxed as other property. The General
Assembly may impose a tax on dogs, and
its power to levy taxes shall be construed
to extend to all subjects of taxation in re-
spect to which the exercise of its power is
not prohibited in this Constitution" This
was lost by strictly party vote, although
offered by a. Radical.
Mr.. WHITE moved that the words lot
terry tickets and lottery policies" be
stricken out. Carried.
Mr.. WALTON moved to insert $500 in
stead of $1,000. Carried.
Mr.. CURTIss moved to add: ssAssess-
ments upon all stock shall be according to
the value thereof" Carried.
Mr.. OWENS offered the following as q
substitute: aea
"The General Assembly may leyya tax
upon incomes where the subject from
which such income is derived is not other
wise taxed. Salaries above $500 may be
taxed as incomes. The General Assembly
may also levy tax on licenses, but the
tax on merchants and dealers in commodi-
ties shall not exceed the tax imposed on
an equal amount of other property"
Upon this the vote was taken with ayes
and noes, and resulted-ayes, 80; noes, So.
Mr.. MoRRIssEY called for the previous
question on the original proposition as
which call was seconded and
sustained.
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sPoL1TIoAL.

il % r
Massachusetts legislators are get
ting board at the best hotels in Boston
at tthree dollars day this winter.
Judge Busted is becoming promi.
,nent, as p probab bic candidate for United
States Senator. from; Alabama.
Among those spoken oEfor Vice
PreaidentS Maine furnishes no less
than threes Senator Fessenden, ex.
Vice Rresid dent HamlI and Gen. How.
and Mhssachu setts proposes Senator
Wilson, and Connecticut Ee1- Governor
Buckingham, making i've eslcandidates
tusall nom New Ehgland. NeWfYork
has Governor Fenrcns and Senator
Conkling. PehnsyTvania, EX-GOVERNOR
Curtin and HonaG g. A. Grow. 1hiidtia
Senator Morton and Nc Colfax. and
Ohio -Mr. Wade, Mr.. Thomas J.. Dn.
rant OF Iopisiane has also been pro.
poseds aware that the Ali5k a.
far from complete, bnt, the names we
nave nave given show from what a arespecta-
Die list as TO length at least, the con-
vention can choose, for q name that
will, sound we'll with that: of General
Grant. ss g. u
The Cincinnati Gazette calis Hon.
John A. Bingham, the great Orator and
lawyer of the House OF Representa-
The Grand Army Of, the sRepIsui1ibSiic publ
Convention at Philadelphia; endorsed
Granttor the Presidency. .ft,,y 50
Justice iGrier, of the United States
supreme Court, was SO feeble that, the
! other day, he was taken into the court-
room on the shoulders of anegro.
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.rsfPERSloNAI.l5- "a.
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80 4 ~ q f-7=T--k = 4frJs.4IfsTI14 f-T
--.-iMhHes sMemminger,W was Secretary&dl
the Rebel Treasury, the joke went
round that he had sal Id the DEBT amount
Cd to Sso9, ,g0Q, 900, or IS, ,060, 200, ,000Ehe
.sl4The latest ;bnIletifi from Jenkins IL
that AlexanderT q. sSEewaFtls Lpefsonal
wardrobe doesinot cpst him three hum
dEed dol liars q year. The truth IL, a
man with 81 s000, 600 Of f-inoome can not
ahord to -dressEwells - - s-S zfz1ff
-Cassiass n. Clay, dIiF Minister ID
Rnasias creat ates,R sepBRtion periodically
in ST. Petersburg by day
with very, white tuatural d hair. and the
nextlday with JET black dyed locks.
sTrenholmy poor, was made rich by
the rebellion; and Aiken, from being
being the .wealthiest, bacafna -the uoor.
est man in South Caro- Dina. - y
.-Jpshna Eli is reportedi i'm alate
speech to have . said that hef thought, ID
would belaa blessing stoNfhet People of
GeoEgiaiif q thnDdefbol from Heaven
should strike Oh the stage of action
every polia actan IN I'M Stale tal1oVaH Hfty
years ofage. The CoInmbna niSitli is
willing sitn ittffed tons Josh. .',lsldaE,
"a Rosstplng writer to 1Eaeailtdit
Hdguziile tells OF the demeanOrS ofa
leading English statesman reoentIy.
while being bnllied BY thBlopbosition
iutlleG Houa6 q Of Commons! 9e9cofi5
trolled his face, even his mouth, tolan
eGnrn1 ION Of perfec6 plRciditY, but he
could not unanHg0 his hands and fin-
gers VliOhCshpol = itln gai tatfona and
on .Whtch the Yeins q TODD out In strong
e0ltofs - ~ =. ~ - ,
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tiEELlNG WEST MORNINGs:JANUXRY az rs


SSsI5F - ~ = -. - -ss--ti--ls q
= ga sNTss,j - y 4, .ss,...
= VI some OF
tne !l e'iineTenants-those t-Bangnine tenn!
per9men ntAafe loo King ifprwartktoa a re-
yiyal of business this weel< bnl tha
more more general opinion isiL ltbat n6{biISSg
of the Kind may be look led foF until the
endS9tt be month' even II then. ordi!
nin sne M 2nEnssn y tEaas eaght g be-
ant n q heIisya5 tPnt fbas. Pses;
isa5I fsoS ta. peci
iiIseiy toIhst Z 0e sie Ae1s!
y my ~ 4s =,
cities are f6preseflte ca ia i5e VaIv 81 StSntv'
Goods ffitlt 81 ere pufelSassf siast va !
are stIIl Ia many cases nnnacire All sy,S ~
where there is -buyfnT.Sof -e1nrse 1fr
there is nolcash, and no maans Of meet.
ing credits. q
s fTSha Is N 5,aL5,ia
- =
s1, oi iion ano lalls say ii.ssSs
~ -N'le Aioss Atn nportaneAeature we nave
to.noticeth this week Is a reduction. of q
quarter Of q cent perspoundion bar iron.
fna ,twsntX;hys cents per keg on; nails,
ffaSe continnes dnii ,fbs me, ,lei1 lE2a
ali ouarters heine-1innitei, n, ~ -
and iioht in TSnns,k 4 m % ,,n15 SI1,;,
bnSinesa "a acnnfif III ssSSat n
1fiSes hSsvS mt SS,,ss ~
that PHI sbnfSh tan comnats Ssi.h Il pthHl
points, which ,forf a yefIf or mora si1aRt
have been4entieaVoring to oImonopuiise
her r, trade and; i must be- admitted
"-sn n,' uesteeo oi success ios.3
- Ing Ils sal9Eies o. tne county offieera ad.E y
49, y, onio, are gwen as
200 OF. A9alsoF, ElE9e, sl,1ol,z6i
6feasurers 1;,s,s en- ,6A39I; hSheEihst $99l 06;
SleEkE 1kls at1fnERHntfnnPgA A EtnRTHAryI
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The IWll,hite Pine lGLoan61niTnd..

i I'It was earty in the sprfn4 OF 50 That fl,is
componnd wa oTtsinAIed. 'Amemhef oImy
throat attended with disagreeSbie E coSFf1..f Il
hid for some months previous thought that
bark OF white pine might be 60 compoundeII
rs TO be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. Totest heyalue OF & In the cas-
Of themed1etne that I1hRd BEEN IS lsnniI,S.
and gayeit in teaspoonful doSeR The reS1li
SsSs SSS tS5ef9einEly GErattIfy g tI Within two
was ensoted. Boon after this, Isanf sonae "a
suffering for some weeks nom 4 6ad couE1.
occaEtpned by q sudden colo, and had Faisei
TeisF mSsP na fd tf Min F 9 S65S9 e see SSSn gn
Esq, editor Of the MancheStar DaHy Mirroi.
case OF Q severe cold and was cured iTnneiIl
ates!y:. Ae E!aa g highly pleased With tAe ne
sales II placed before The fpuhifc,E that iia
nnally persuaded me to gtve1t q name, and
send Il abroad TO 6eneft the suffering. IN
November, 1855, I INST advertised it under
| the name of White Pine Compound. -IIfIyo
yeHE4 nom that time there had been whole
laB worth, Whera it took the lead on all the
cough remedies In the market, and it StIIl
maintains that position. There h good reA-
sons nature; is warming 10 the stomH6h and
pleasant Withal % the Taste, and e exceed
yt:As 8 ! fenasdy for .kidnay Complaints the
White Pine Compound sfartts unrfyaIe,d. n
wa not orlginated for That purpose; but q
person In uEing Il for cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF G
kidney difficulty of ten years Standing. Sine
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured -. ~. ~
II. The above Wa1 written 1y DR.: Poland. IA
White Pine Comp pound ha5 taken the lead OF
ellCough remedies. As Well as O Preparation
for the eureof Kidney dimculaes, ,En every city
own, village and hamlet throughout the
ilis 1sEnsiy u Is Ss safe and pleasant to tsks
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Franklin insurance Company



81 epEr, DRE0ToRs: ;ssaa2 b.
q. q. Logan, z. z. shallcros, J. g. Rhodes
Geo. 0endel, ]. H. Hobbs, Saml. Mc(lsll
lans So ". Fran Ehetm, Ja8. II. Vance, Alex
4e1oRnnn.' sft ~ ~ 45s# u
lH1S COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
II organized 1om yeaEHI ana In that time
t01ne asncceHfnl business, is,Btill Tprepared
% IalEe EAkB 81 fair rates on Buildings OF al
Kinds Merchads1ise, Mhnu factlnFf1E Estahs
lsnLklenS, Furniture Steam Boats and Car.
goes on the Western Rivers and IAlEeR, =
: Thh company onefs superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be Insured on
DNeLlng8s Furniture, Barns and contantG,f for
3 OF yeHS at reduced rates, .E5--Ts 7f.'-i
Inls being home institutlon, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any company In
N ~ Gne State aud composed or some
nlnsty-louc stockholderB, most ofWhom arc
among our best business man, sreconln neIdH
iL5en 70 the favorable consideration OF tha
Ilsur1ng public, and B0lictta their PATRONAGE,
Applications for insurance win t,6 pTulnptfyI
attende1 TO by the Secretary.
Otnc8 q Monroe street.
MACARTHUR, 8AGretaFY,
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GEO. Ml1NDEI, Vice President,
Q. N. CoEN, Special Agent. oclB'
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VOLUNTEER ORF1GRRs IN THE Army.
by thelreportI of Mr.. Stanton to the
Senate, it appears that the volunteer
ofhcers'now retained in the service are
the following: E55 aE5giyI tIl9l A
maj. Gans 90. Howard, Brig. ana
BreYets NJ Gen. II. ES. Scott, Cjdi: tarYfi
BreYet Big. Gens II. %. SeNtnlls Col
and BreYet Brig. Gen. Orlando BroyEn,
Lient. Col Fred 8. Parker Mn. VIM
HI IRtegelS Major N, Il. DELANEY. Can:s
tains Whitman. Hami1I, Cfferaon3!
Royce, and lsosom, assistatit Quarter.
mastersi Captains Beaman and IiaIIooIc.
commissHrtes of Buhsistence; CaptaiIls
Remington, Judd ID lll6na and VhtiisrI
Lip. First Lients Coates Second LIents.
Fuller eMeRellfp, Foote, Walker. anfi
Dodge, all of the Veteran RsseFyis
Corps together with additional Pavs
masters Rhail, Taylor, Bannister.
Scott Brtdgman, Watts, Brodhead'
RobinAons MooEes Holues, Beeei lef ~
Dyer Kolcott, Bowen, VfoomaTl.s
TruesdeH, Turney, Drew, Gafdner,
Tuckerandi ieiipbip: 8 80 ~ 4
-Hereafbersthe Trayelers,'Iu 'Iusurstieas a
Company ,sof ia tforil :, wan insure no,
.pers9n under the age OF elahtesp' or
- ~ 4
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uonR1 hank. 49,
.-.---- oBBICKR8:
GEO: II. WHEAT, President,
}7 JAMES .McCbUNEY, Vice President.
IL JOHN bishop, Secretary.
= CHA6. WALLACE, state Agent ior Wet
Virginia and Maryland u
DRFOTORss-John e. Wilson, JaG. O. On.
Iohn I.9f a. q Armstrong, A. Q. Quarter, Geo. &.
" meat samuel dRfpeF, james MeCiunay
Morgan i. or, Geo. Adams - F7'-- =
=, HEIREREEoEE q, Brady, Cashier Merchants
EanonaL Bankt Wheelingi List, Morrison 4
Coz olesale GEoceu, Wheeling Pryor,
Handlan q Cos Wholesale 9r0cerS, Wheel
inf Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
wheeling; Mcclellan a Knox, Boot and
shoe house w heelina; McCRbe, Kraft q Co,
M4JIus3lil3, ~ hheshngi Geo. W. Fr1nEheim a
Co., Wholesale Wines and LiQnoEl, Wheel-
inE; MlnAhiPS Woods q Co, QueensWaTe
IMheeltnES Lewis Baker, Pub ReriSfar
wheeling; y. o. AoAfee, Notona, wheeling:
HampbenS reW q Coz Pubs. Int el1IRefielf, /,
MheeltnR; 0tt, Son d Co. Hardware, Wheels
ing; y. y: Bands, CaAhleT, ElfHt Nat. Bank,
3alrLnonS X y. Camden, TPTDs4. Nat. Ex,
Bankt MeSton, W.YR; Capt. John McLnre,
SG.iSH nSelnk ApE25
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SUBsCRIPrToHs.

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nAnrnn,s wy. Srn1, ona zs.r...........,ao

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The Annual Volumes OF HARPRRiB NVRER-
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plete Set comprising Ten Volumes, sent on
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neiBht At expense of purchaser, Volume
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Hobs: onIssi{is AZ g a 45o,,., s.
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,A Ply oiogioal view Of Marriage. a lI,

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sThe best, cheapest, ana most sue.
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~ No Mniral alMalaad

AE people In the country paying three or
" to1f ptonts on tn goods they have 10
seuE Ihe methods Introduced by itha Doll
LAR SALE principle, RsRnered.6y GMMAN
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"a complete Pictorial History OF
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ThSWhitoPin Conp6hnilfCu

Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulnaon1.
4EE. eetiqna Eenerallys7 Il tfsaremRTlIalla
Dfmchlty Of V6idine Ufine, Bleeding nom
the ktdneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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National Insurance Company.
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ahEIING, WEsT va.

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rs NOW OFFERED 10 OTHEAFFI,ICTRD
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bean proved by the test of eleven yeaTs, IN
the NEW England States -Whera ifH- u6FitI
have become Is well known as the tree froru
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Massachusetts legislators 81 are p,t get
ting board at the best hotels in Boston
stthree dollars a day this winter.
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The stanton.JohnsoTiSi IiFSahprSEiiss i.
How WRll Street Watches fer ~
= 1,istest stSEeWisS1Ehe CltS BaIhIS DsfaIi
eatI0n.,.AInIlaenen &C. -
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in Jeffersoneounty Ohio are given as I:
Recorder, Ss66 81;. Auditor, 81 ;75l 20;
Treasurer, s., ,64357; tSheriR; SsSl 0s:
Clerk, S628 20; Prosecuting Attorney.
$500 96.d This includes fees7and all al
loWances, and 10 the net Income OF the
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The old Board of Directors was re-
elected at the meeting of the Stock
Tuesday last. The dividend for the
year, exclusive OF all taxes, was 10 !ner
cent and about 11Sper cent. was added
to the surplus fund In addition.-WelLs.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-20

Acres Of land, 257, ,146; population
apoute 20, 600. Brooke county conf
I tains In about 7Q,9Q0 acres, and about
5000 populationt and ourRtaxes for all
purposes do not exceed one-tenth of
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-08-27
NOTICE.

"HE MEMBERS of the Monroe County
i Mutural Fire Insurance Company. are
hereby notified that the annual election OF
Managers, for said Company, will be held at
the Court House, in the borough of Strouds-
burg, on MONDAY, September 7th, being
the second day, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
OF said day, at which time Thirteen Mana
gers will be chosen to serve for one year,
or until others are duly qualified to fill their
places, pursuant to Section 4th of The Act
of Assembly incorporating said Company.
EDWARD B. DREIIER, Sefy.
Office of the NJ. c. NJ. F. /. Co.
Stroudsburg, Aug. 81, 1868.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-08-27
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such Is Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consunption.

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine has anything won widely and SO deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through Il long
series of years, and among most of the races OF
men il has risen higher and higher IN their estma-
ton, as it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, have made il known a
liable protector against them. While adapted TO
mer forms of disease and to young children, il is
ut the same time the most effectua remedy that can
be given for incpent consumption, and the dan
gcrous affections of the throat and lungs AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks of Group. il should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
sometimes subject To colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidotc for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in
durable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
Cherry I'ecfOrdt. SO complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate of them yield 10 it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
toroi they subside and disappear.
singers aud Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from it.
AstL,ma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry T'crtOrdl in small and frequent doses.
so generally aro its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.