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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18
po,x FREruAs RAN ,oLrH.
[POLK 4 RANDOLPH,
5fTORNEYS AT Ia ",

PANoLA, HISS, rf-
NM pr.ctice In the various Courts Of the
,,i,s Of Psnols, DeSoto, and Tunica, and
HIrh Court Of Errors and Appeals, ct Jack.
Nh. msyls-ly
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SARDIs, June 25th, 1868.
r. J. Gooch, W. ID. Hgiin, A. l.
Eliis, and othcrss
. GENTLEMEN Yours ofthis morn
ing, requesting a copy Of my address
delivered last evening before a large
and appreciativc audience of your
citizens, for publication, is ut hand.
Allow me to return to you and the
fair ladies Of Your village and vicin-
ity-at whose particular suggestion
this request is made-my grateful
acknowledgements for this uncxpect-
ed compliment. The address Is at
your disposal. May Heavens bless.
ings ever rest upon the fair ladies you
represent, is the earnest and SINGER,
prayer Of him who feels that Ian.
guage cannot express thegrateful emo
tions of his heart for this testimonial
of their appreciation. With many
thanks, / remain
Yours truly,
l.. p. COOPER.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

The youpg lady who took the gen
tIemsas fancy, hes reformed Il With
shanks.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

ARE AMxsIcAS WoxxN DnuNx.
Asps Pr. Albert Day, the Super
intsndent ofths Binghamtos IN. Y.)
Insbrisss Assylan, has written The
following statement 10 reply 70 -
inquiry respecting the asserting Of
temperance lsctsrsrs, 10 the effect
that tho ASYLUM wss ovsvrun With
applications for sdmission from wivss
Of clsrgymca and professional susa,
and females generally.
The report Of the temperance
lecturer, who stated tha. the Assy-
;um at Binghsmpton. N r., contain.
I'd 1900 rich meas dssghtsrs, Who
bad been ssnt there 10 bs treated,
100 ministers, 800 doctors and 900
IAwysrs. il A. far from the trusbsas
anything could b.. The story has
bssn the rounds not only Of this
county bat Of Europe. Il has been
denied ips and again, but temper
ance leoturss viii coatinue to repeat IL
There has never besn . female
patient admitted to this A.syssu.
There have bees Aftsen or tvsssy
applIsations for The saniasies Of f.
nslss dssing ths past year, ssd most
OF thess we're opium eases. Dssing
the last eleven years I hare b.ss Ia
charge Of an fnebriste Asylum Zen
years in Boston and ONE hcre) and |
am we'll sssis1sd tAas the percentage
Of druakea vonsa In eur country il
very snau iadssd. When there IL
ose, II 10 anomaly, and qsite rs rsrs
~ high crime Of any kind.
But the statsnsnt Of this lecturer.
~ ahovs ssper>sd, Il 10 prspesterous
aud abssrd that ssy common mind
will reject II Il oses. This Assylsm
Il Devoted exclusively V men, 80
thsys are nov sixty aix patisnts here,
the largest number ever bsfors 10 the
Assylum. During tAs past year ono
hundred and sixty have been admit.
ted here, aud Of that plumber tArss
we're ministers, four doctors, and Eve
lawyers SO BY shh yos css ~
how near the truth arc sAsse stories.
This il bad enough, bat for the acn-
or Of our country, asd The hops u
christian civilization doa I lot us pub-
lish to the world such sbominsbls
statements ~ the above.
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j. l.. SCALES.

CoSfLIcT OF RAcEs.-The fact
that the white and black rsoss csn>
not live in harmony together on the
basis Of equality, 10 daily becoming
more apparent Striking evidences
have recently been given At Tyler
and Millican. Such sceLs. - css
cured At these places will become
frequent, unless tho idea Of social
equality is abandoned,
II is impossible to teach decent
white men and women that negroes
arc their equals nor saa they b.
forced to recognise equality in their
conduct Tho races must occupy
distinctive separate positions In socisl
matters, or ono or the other must b
estinguished.
The white race feels . conscious
superiority, and instinctively demand
recognition thereof The sssrc
knows his infsriority, and whss not
tempered With BY low whites, instinct.
lively mapifestn Il Providence iasti>
tuted these distinctions for the good
Of society. His DEGREES cannot b
interfcred with, with immunity.
The worst enemies to the negro
are those who instill into his mind
ideas Of social equality They will
lead him TO inevitable destruction.
1t is a matter Of qualification TO
white men asd wonen thu: up to
this time, where riots have oocarred,
they have been brought on b. the
negroes These rissS have not been
without bcnslt 10 Ne negroes
every instance their defeat has besa
the result SO il viii continue. In
this way the more sensible have
learned wholesome lsssoss.
We conjure The whites 70 bar
and forbear. The nsgoes are sct
half so much to blame for outsagca
~ tho mean whites who iastigats
them. They arc the sooundssls who
ought to suffer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Gen. Howard, Of the Fsssdnsn'r
bureau, il putting the colorsd people
ap to raising e30. 900 TO hoy him y
homestead, Collections sre " be
taken up in ~ hs cciorwd Sunday
schools, day schools, and churches 10
the country Lila AL The other rad
zeal. who profess 10 serve the freed.
men, Gen. Howard waats bic pay.
Why does he nets.,aes give some.
thing to buy noac henslsss Dlorsd
man a Homestead 7 Ne has cheated
~ ssxsess sss u sseash. tasdo that
BY way Of a smsll ezpssiasai 1t RES
titution.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Frcm tbe Basnea A,res Standard
Brig. Gen. Eliza Lynch and Lseut.
Col. Margaret Terrsira--.WsmsDs
Rights in Paraguay

Brig, Gen. Eliza Lynch and L'sut.
Col. Margaret rerrsira---WsnaDs
Rights in Paraguay.
! Lieut. Colonel Margaret Fcrreira
and Captain Anu 0iii, ara the ir
! male ofhcc,. in command at the river
Tcbicuari, where a very respectable
force Of girls aud ~"msn Is held
under Arms 20 dispute tho ps.ssso Of
the river by the allies This !. the
tenor of the advires that las. came
down from Paraguay, aud every we'll
informed Isrsoa, in military matters
know that they are correct
briy. tea. Elisa Lynch, with the
main body Of the female army. ia
incampel m,Jsay betweon the pass
Of the river and . small island town.
TN the road 10 Wills Isiea, the right
wing Of her army under tho com.
thanl OF the mother of Capt Her.
rero, has dcployed slightly to the
len, 40 ~ to hang IN tho Invaders
should they cross The river aud cut
up MIS- Col Margaret Ferreirs and
her heroic girls. Relays Of girls
and women Keep constantly arriving
At the headquarters Of the feminine
Commander in Chief from what
We gather from letters ard state
mcnss, e would seem 'hs, tho male
portion Of the Parseuaysn army Is
very reduced, aud I. occupied In de
feodlng the Fortress OF llamns,s,
tho positions near limbo, the on
campmsAt ~ Wills ksss, and the en-.
camrmeat At i.a,Hbsse The suer-
r.lla portion ~ the campaign or,
What u tsrRcd here shs g Sserra de
re.srs. lis istrsstsd "a The women
n Paraguay, ssd rsissbls dstA have
bssn received that tho troupe u the
north, near the Trsuqaora Lorsto,
are exclusively composed OF women,
A TO the csset number or women
under arms in 'svssuy al psvssnt
it is impossible 10 say, owing 10 the
yarisl aud conflicting statements
but for years past great portion Of
tho heavy work astsaasss ~ camp
life has been done by the sstavsnnate
dsork,efs Of tina, once lovely coan.
tsy, Even in the trenches around
liuuslh the weak arm Of Woman has
shoveltd out the earth 10 msAs
grave for tho ail'ed invaders. fe-
male chasqaos have gone from point
to potnt ever the country with dis.
ssishe. ths steamers and vessels in
tho por, Of A.sunet,on hsve heea
alternately DISCHARGED aud laden by
the trcmhlisn hs"ds cs Tbs women in
The capital. Every thing n worth
and value that these poor women
Possessed has besn tnssrhcd from
them I" assist !" 'ksssfssee Of their
country. Jh0V have tVtIUA ~ tho
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07
DAVID DGcPllAIL,
WATOn-HAxKl AND JEWIIER
MARSHALL. TExAB,

WOuLD respectfully announce to his
W I'D fFkuds and patrons, that he il
sRain q work q bis old stand, North
s,ds Of the Pebble Square. vhers he is dc.
sssoss o. aRaiA receiving liberal share Of
Pselis patronage.
DecrMbes I. rs. ul4ti
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

DISCOVERY ~ HsaMAlnA-Msr-
naids have heretofore bess soasidsr-
cd myths, but Of thsis existence
there Is nov no doubt. A few days
spo party Of yesng sssn ct hunt
ing in Otssso Cosnty, n. T., came
scross six Of them, who AsA d their
approach. A singular coiscsdcacc
VS. tho hading Of six vaesslhlls, siz
heop- stirss and sis stsstssss ~ bank
of the river nssr whsrr the nssmaids
we're first seen,
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GREAT DISCOVERY. :!
EVERY NAN HIS OWN ARTIST.
A Scientific Wonder.

A n instrument by which any person
~ can take correct Likcnesses or
Photographs. This instrument with
full instructions sent by mail for one
dollar. Address,
@. BsAMES A. co,
Isl broadway, New York
January Is, 6s. n24-2m
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hell itself which is more cursed noS
than Texas where l'case, Davis, Jacl
Hamilton, and company have dis
placed all the officers elected by III,
people, and have put their COW boy,
in their places. They wsni Tsxai
altogether for themselves but VI
can tell them, once for all, tina, il /.
Gen. Grast they will have to contend
1 with in this, and not either Buehan
AT or Hancock, whom they abuse 90
much fbr checking their career.
4
AcAy Ae"os inc hosf
la the great campaign which Is
now opened, the Democrats have two
objective poinu--the House Of Rep
resentatives and the Presidency
though they stand in such relation
To each ethcr that the occupation o.
one will DO but to carry with il tho
occupation Of the other II We ess
possession ofeither We shall be likely
to get possession Of both.
The plan Of operations, leaving the
Southera States out OF the account,
consists in an assault upon the for.
mer point, IN August, September and
Octoeer, ~ Ms'se, Vermont, Penn
sylvanis, Wet virginia, Ohio ~
diana, Kentucky, Tennessee, lowa
Nebraska, and Celiforn'a' TO be sup
ported in November by Massachu'
sets, ~ York, New Jersey, Della
ware, Maryland, Illinois, nichisaa,
Wass aa y Maas'V' ns x m',sI I".,
of ,he 1sroerocv combinipr a, tho
same tiro in a grand assault upoo
The latter point In other words 10
4, n, once nla;, ,.,,iculnr kcn,uel y
hold. ne, State elcct.on an tho IA IL
Augu,, T,nnc.see an The 9Th Yer>
mon, ON The Ist of senlember Cali.
fo,ni. on ,hs "a Maine On Inc lith
Nebr.sLa an the an Of Oe,ober
Pennsyiy,nia. Ohio, Indiana. and
Iowa On tho IAN and Wcs, y,.v;oi.
an IN, 2od wh,lc Massachusetts
H.. W N.. Io,sor nolnaaro
NV .o'Ai ,, ~" NY My ne'"W ~,
war .""", 1.-TWO. 'A'o.,' w'n.a', s"I; W.
eoI',", "," I',, :, ~. So ai.a,;"n,
enu ns ns M, M '""'' ~" ~ '' S'' ",
en '"e y. i,I'' 'ia,'1 ''' s aa1 " !,
me na' os''sV H. "',, !.
n p.sa VI oS''"'"' =" ''' "'s''
e"n P"s". :, III, 4. - Ia,
=. I. y vi c.,,sa ~, .,a
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.rr '"' se,''eo 'h"A u '"o un."'y
u, :" "oVo''. ,usPo"''p'o - -
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ne' . y. u'rr"u, :" sy"' " :.
s a'e ,"o su'sc's :" h uara ~ ao."a a
no' e"."s"'S, "a" "",.y ~ u'e"e"
suscess'"' a"'o.S S"I , 'o.'' '"e 'n ,'
~ "s{on'y u ~ ''"s' nA'y W." ,'.
sAna, ra ~, '':ssa' ~, ,,,. Va ".,a , w.
"AJ"'t 'e1s Wa" ',,' ~" w. 'oo.
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Aisrtllaueuus.
MAMMOTH
LIV cry ST A Is l. T.
Horses Bought and Sold.

THIS splendid Stable, located on Aus
tin street, North OF the Court House,
Ia now open, and well stocked with saddle
AMI ,arnes Horses, Buggies, Hscbs. &C..
eli OF which will be hired on reasonable
terms, Horses boarded by the month
week, day, OF single feed
Horses and Mules bought and sold on
commission.
WIN. BRADFlEI.D, Prof,iesos
Marshall. Feb. ~, 1866. 2o:t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Lssls kikscAsa thu savsstisss
his dslia4ssst vifs 10 . Chicago
pafss. +" ~ wife, Bssbssa RikseAsu,
- Rssslsss, haa sithss ssp away
fssm ~ " bssa stolsa- l shah
smash the head Of ,hs peFson Who
brisgs her back TO ne. Al ! DO not
psy ~ ova dsh%s, Il = ~ probable
that | sham pay hsrs." e
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JUST RECEIVED.

khhsu Garden Sssd for ~ year
Il 1863, from n fAaArslA 4 a..
Also two barrels u Onisa So.
Those wishing reliable Garden esss,
Had Oalon ssts, will do we'll 70 call "a
s !. undersigned, - his 10 direct ftou.
PHILADELPHIA
A. SEARS.
hsssaall, Jaa II, "a ma
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Z Al n, Al ~
'ar"','"' u" ~ N''' '''cs "ome zen
"''' 49,. N'no'"""', ~ "afeh
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, ,l lH , 'a'" ''l", ,' , ,.''' by
,s - 49," = ~" ""A'' ~
'pe"'' W '"' '''"H'"s 's"oota' W."
"" %" "" way 10 accept a "'nai''n
y" wv va, '''''p 'NVn'u'Ay "u''e
Wv" no'"s Vow a,'', " 'spse o.
my'' '"A" .''', "o. .' ps''siy
'p'e 70 r's"''' "'' o"'"'' ne mus
~'',' " 81 "''""'' +" 's' 'e'''s"'
;" w ~, , "n''"'s" -,
a, ' w : uu"s., Wy ',eN'' AsAe"
~, o'V'N " ."' ""s"''" VS. co"
e'"''o '., 's' w." u, "osou AZ
INC WI" . ~" '"oof'"s, h"" P"ys"H
v,sN ' ,,i o"u ''p,''' ~ ,"l"""s
=" W. 20" w '''' '',u' "..u". f.
~. y" ~, ~, ,a aov'' 1919,
10, ~" you y W." '''"'"f Wy
""" ~, no , A. -, a.,
o''' vas s'"'vu ~ '"o 'ap,"
';.. :" ~ ', ~, '''s
2 regiment Il1 n Nlnftuutt1 huTk
dealer, and wa wore all talking over
the impescho,eet msucvs Nv fellow
P'-e"s =, ''"' '"'-"s "eaee' A''
"S ~" Ne'e us's"s 1"s'
a"I NV 49, ~, 'v , ~. IA
/ Ing fov a muss Their angry talk
soon eollss tod a crowd 1 had Jus,
got up tton my chair IL keep clear
OF comine r,acsp when I hoard yell
Of sgor- and hcfre Won could nave
/ counted tA,ce, ur through the cshin.
and slmos, undar our is,.. sse .
huge, Jagged mass of IRON,
"sor an ,usl.nt iherssilcr | wa.
conscious of eys.ything going on. 1
saw the cabin roof lined M. heard
the ssrry hiss Of s,oan. tho cssshiur
of ,,mbers. and = s,y from tho iuis,ed
and frightened passencera that never
will be forgotten TLeu was lined
from my feet I fell ~ ia,cnsc rain
in the back Of nav head and = hitting
stinuivv scnsat,na ovet my sn,irs
body sixteen DAYS af,erwsrd |
awoLo Ia the Commercial Hospital,
at Cincinnati I knew that was
badly hurt, hu, could not femc~,irr
how or When | was injured 50
"As alierwarj ascaltained, | wn.
blown out Of til, cabin into tho river.
whss the explosion occurred tho
/ steamer wa. jus, bounding the bend
above Csilornia, hurg,nu pretty close
to tho Ohio shore to avoid tho heavy
current ! must have taken a jump
Of n, least two hundred feet, as was
picked up close " inc n"nF nc
SURVIVORS wore eoa'sye" "ow" !" .no
''sy o" tug ana hare ae'"es 'hc
on'y joke can uaey'p' ~ inc """'o
""a"; ssa...
IRON some ehu'e or o'he', my
faco ~"s turned '" as ssep b'scs as
"sgfo sssf wore an" , was ase''h
'"gly treated a. ""s, q dead cor,
was scn' down IRON, 'he hospital ana
sac ny sue VIVA TWO wounded
oaFk'es' 'y'hg y" m'"''"' : ~"'
oarr'ca "P' ne mistake VI" NOT
"'seoss'sa un" 'H' SURGEONS o""'
meneed shaving ,he I"lf on TO se' a.
my broken sAa''; ! was supposed
ior the nrss t~o dsys, TO NJ T" seek
hAnd' nus . '"'sgfs" from my we
cana "a" md ~ hunted ,ue sr ' SOON sa .et tte
matter ron,
!" q, .rs,eu.ur In Tho bo.pl,sl I
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

In Wisconsin, an Indian woman
died recently at the age Of l2o. She
len . son who Is ~ yssFs old.
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Notice.

A Nv psrson having books BELONGINGS
"A to 4. u. McCutchan, will please
ssnd them tc tbs Hepshlicss odce, i'm
lssdiatsly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Two Ships, with 1900 Moraoss
on board, arc crossing the Atlantic
on their way TO Utah.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

A correspondent 81 tAs Losisville
Courier reports . dsssssseivs hail
storm in tAs visisity u Nashville,
Wsshisgtos county, ksn'ueky.
which dssolishsd wheat, oats and
coss, psosarsisd the ns1ow grsss,
and ikresAsd all the fkuit fsoM the
trees, asd lay In se.s pessss four or
Ave inches dssp on the g-sssd, Il
was followed BY heavy washing
rain.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

4 Serpont Forty Feet Long D'sccroref
Near Naehriiie, and is foitowed 10
his De"-Hia Second appearance
there in Tueny- FEE Year,.
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j. n. JOHNSON,
Dent - f ,

Mu1'Snnll, lcNit~.
Oyyics--West side Of the Public
Square.
u ESPECTFULLY tenders his SIR
IL vices to his old friends and patrons
In Harrison and adjoining counties. From
his long experience and close application
to the profession hc fesls warranted in say
ing that HE work VIII be inferior to none.
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
lie base from one TO full set, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
lie can be found at his Office at
VII timer. Where il is inconyenient Tor
persons to come to shc Office, they will be
waited on at their ZONES. His services
can bs secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise.
February !, '6s. MOTT
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

A silver coin dated 1896 wss
Touad in the sands of OnsAA.
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There 10 . story sAsas of . "fas.
claatisg asd ieassssiy wealthy
ysssg lady wsstieg ~ . Cssseesi-
sut fastssy, asl carefully eoscssl-
isg I'll kaev1sags u Ass wealth, -
. to h vosd SD usA1sa ~ " hsfsslf
sloss," Clever yssss hAys fsAe
ceueoals nsus u ~ vsAlsA - care
hsiiy, kov "a ~ sdvsstissosss kad
il Wy ises ths souspapsss1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

ID |. HIGHTOwER, Attorney at
IL. Law, Elysian Fields, Harrison Co.
Texas, will practice 10 tbs Courts Of the
Sixth Judicial District. All business en-
trusted to him will receive prompt At
tentton.
April IL, 1855. say
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-18

way-say at Sunbury, for instance-is
soc. Il ton, and from Sunbury to Balti-
more, $3.50 more, making in all-for the
first cost of coal at the mine, and its
transportation to market-from $3.50 to
81 per ton. Can anybody tell us, even
with carriage and the ordinary business
expenses added, why co lsumers should
be charged from 50 to $3.50 ton?
1t is surely bad enough for the pro-
prietors of coal mines to put an nddi-
tional IS per cent. on the price of their
coal, but it is hcaping Pelion on Ossa
for our coal dealers to follow suit. Nor,
rs we understand it, is this ali the pro-
fiji they make. 1t was the custom, at
one time, among the larger dealers, to
make their contracts early in the season
for the en,ire amount they required for
the fall and winter trade, and at stipu-
lated price. They had thus the double
advantage ofthe lowest rate at the mine.
and also of the lower summer rate of
transportation by rail. Whatever rise
in price took place took place subse-
quently, added to the difference in cost
of transportation, was to them so much
profit added to the profit ordinarily
made. Latterly, however, we believe,
the contract price has been very general
ly regulated from month to month, so
that it is probable the average profit
from this source is less than it was for
merly.
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hR. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and Sur
~ gcon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases
OF women. He has made diseases of woman his
study for the past twenty years. His practice
has been ve-y extensive both in Hospital and in
private practice. His reputation has vouchers
III all the city papers, his patients, and the medi
cal profession, both here and abroad, az being
the most skillfu specialist here and a thorough
master of all sexual diseases
DR.. Morrill, is admitted by the best medical
talent of the country to have no equal in the
treatment of Female Complaints, and it is no I'M
usual occurrence for physicians in regular prac-
tice to recommend patients to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases i'll his speciality
Ladies will receive the most scientific atten.
ton, both medically and surgcally, with private
apartments during sickness, and with old and
experienced nurses, if they wish.
The poor advised free of charge. Physicians
or patients wishing his opinion or advice, by let
ter, and enclosing the usual fee will be answered
by return mail.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country
Office No. AZ HOWARD STREET,
2l4-y Boston Mass.
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boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, to any address,, in plain
sealed envelope on the receipt of six cents, or
Marriage Guide price Csc Address the
Publishers,
CIiAS. J. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
1877 Bowery. New York,
Post Office Box 4. $50
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-18
Unsolicited Testimony.

From Rev. FRANCIS LoBDELL, Pastor of the
South Congregational Church, Bridgeport,
Connecticut.
81 consider it duty which owe to suffering
humanity to bear testimony to the virtues Of
DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. l have
used it-when have had occasion for any REM
edy for coughs, colds or sore throat = for many
years. and never in single instance has it failed
to relieve and cure me. have frequently been
very hoarse on Saturday, and looked forward to
the delivery OF two sermons on the following
day with sad misgivings, but by liberal use Of
the Balsam my hoarscness has invariably been
removed, and have preached without difficulty
commend it to my brethren il, the ministry
and to public speakers generally, as a certain
remedy fer the bronchial troubles to viii Oh we
are peculiarly exposed"
Prepared py SETH w. FOWLE 4 SON, IS
fremont Street. and for sale by Druggists gene
rally. 24I,4