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4 On accOunt '''', of bu,ine. ] spgags gsa,sAts
connected witlisresuG ths ptassiee
q . q lav, \. Mr: nonhslly deoiinss e,nyi,sl-
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hs Wisconsin i STATE Y II; AZ i " 4. |;
mot failure. I, d, s,I ..l,, q,
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CORD WOOD.
ll!l!|LIL!lNIE!|'RY NJ II |'|l', GOODS,

4 !.
Complete and Elegant New,
I.ers stook z.1. 81.
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0eul0eQs upon UNIT tnoY 7reoelved the
report Of Mr. Roberts, oftthe exploring
party sent ont the past summsr; and
added that although they had intended
70 ''break1gtoundY this season, sshe' now
thought thaa inaview hof tho present
condition Of the money market, IL
would be unwiseIto attempt The negoti-
alton of: their bonds,b ands that : delay
nnst ,odsub, and he feared that nothing
could be nethisEyear:2d Whe4 Ioal=
ludsd hsto what swe desired ini refer:
ence to the .rests ofitAe road, he, :said
that although there awere many good
reasons fqE' building. the road, viasst:;
Cloud, still the Idea. sof making tievery
road - nearly as possible oman 4 sair
line xaa1evekgs day becoming :moris'
popular With railroad smea, !, and i would
require 9ssNely, strong eindueemeeto 10
effect 20 great =, detection sfrom it lin
this instance tHe also spokeaof} the
great amount Of lands they y.1ould Jose
from their grant by adopting the st.
Cloud route, sepd' althppghts he did mot
speak insHcry decided terms on the sub
.ject, was obliged to leave him with
the feeling t:'at thors are pretty serious
D., obstacles. IN the way ofirouri success.
But I hope that no effort will beospared
on the part. Of your: spsoplez5h Better
give three quarters of the whole town
than (ail. GAIL. g2its5m q b. =s2aa ii,aaiirz3,.:,
. Among the recent arrivals registered
at Col, Pripce'sof6ee, (hlinnesota Head.
quartera) I'notiee thesfollowing sou a
Joseph Daniels, Saltwater: ro3 f7rs5 q. :,
W. F. Lewis, Mankato. -,
T Julius =. Akerman. Young Anne rioa.e ?,
}:W, t y!S yhssiGrs e.. Pauh Yl'ss' - I u
Hon T .: l.! \: msll.., Misassagpao,llis;:1 II
W. v. Eaatman,3 4 Yi;aE ol35;l & :
". 8. King. ",-r s..,,.,.
Hon. VIM. window, vino win1aon,.,I. L ! ''9't' ~
|. am very ;sony'to learn from COZ
King. and Mr.. Eastman that the reports
ofathe damage bJys the food 2 ii e you,l i,
Estate have not been exaggerated. But
! stllla Hope the damage to the crops Il,
will prove % be less than reported. Z
! Imay hot beasble to return Is Min.
fnesot. Il soon .s: 1 intended when j
zlett, but have never for q moment given
up the idea that my''homs il there and
that Isshall soon return to it With ny
family. ssss'AsE ''iaz \: !. e's'l5a2Ss' 'l i. G.
/ + ( ,s1, - - - Z. I
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The Demoorat IS Ramsey county
have two tioke IS tke Held
" - ! 4 y hi lispP ia Hastings .
e cont II II ba,hel
hs Y ~ q lenisrenoe meets to-
: g, y y q MIhasape|iii q q
Mank. wheat bas rangod
from 81 o.87 cents during the past
week.
I'D, 1877 bushels Of wheat were re-
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For Coroner, 49,
FRANz ZIaENBEIN,:: Of St. Augusta.
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zTh he Gold dPAnie-Rusinoss sGooSl-North.
et Pacific Railroad l1atters-Late
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Only hrst quality materials used, and
the Fopnt ain, one Of superior make, was
purchaeed direct ofthe Boston manfactury.
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TX
The Gold ldpAnte-Rusinoss sGood-North.
O. Paoile Railroad nattsrs--Lat
als.
n, A - sYt6kK, y j nbsr 27s
pIri ouR,ii M havosnot Tor
gotten TIT 9pa askea no g wI,ite ga yep,
.snas u sstn6t ceitain that did ut
promise Is do 50. But to begin with,
let mo tell you what ] forgot 70 mem
ton at tho time that ! never write
.leters 70 newspa pers, That IS out Of
my line Of business.
The main topic Of oon vorsation
among mon shese~ IL. .bssa for
Tho past seak the sroat paniio, gotten ap
IN Wall street. among tho gold, md
ssock gamblers. Much disturbance shas
alrasdy srAsslesa to business and more
issaura % follow, Until very rsosntly
bsainess ilasi heen 1qnitseaeti11 tap Msr-
chants in every branch Of tradssplays
solds pisntysoi ;goods. tThe South e.
peeially .inspsy ying up sits debts and
buyiag largely. The big roottonos crop
pf last. .yeAr and! !theshrger one sof ths
present makssi Southern n,easteel flush
and happy They aarei rsplsnhhiu2
their exhausted stores q : great uats
Westsrna 1han, too, are ins good iispirits
and ,payzsp, their bills in aiRay 'thatlil
perfectly satisiaetory. ls:s 1t.5s. ! =
Learning that; Goy.asmith, ofths
Mort hern epacifio R. r. IS a snim n.nv q,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-01-13

BsF~ We devote several columns of this
page to brief, and to us, an interesting
sketch of the HoN. ASA PACKER, taken from
a late New York paper. To most of our
readers we presume this plain narrative of
an active real man, whose business often
calls him among us,-but whose modesty
makes him reticent as to himself and the
means whereby he has achieved his great
success will be read with far greater in
terest thaa any romance, or mere story of
fiction.
Judge Packer has been spoken of by
many of the leading papers of the State as
the next Democratic candidate for Govern
or. We have from the first, seconded this
suggestion, or nomination.
To say that he is pure, honorable and
upright man-one who never for any pur-
pose lent himself to the doing of a mean or
wrongful act, is but, faint praise to those
who know him most intimately. To say
that his election as Governor would, for
period at leastres the administration OF
the affairs of the State to the plan and prac
tices of the earlier and better days of its
history, is saying enough, if rightly under
stood, to secure for him unanimous NOM
ination, and after it. triumphant election
Let the people read the story of the next
Governor of Pennsylvania
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Bsg~ Strange as it may seem, the first
person to nominate General Grant for the
Presidency was q woman. 1t was the nurse
who attended him in his earliest infancy
Here is her exact prediction ''Hoity
toity little blessed baby Dancy! Dan
cy Diddledum Sweetest, biggest, bright
est baby in the blessed land Dancy
Sweety baby, kissy nursy, b'ss his booty
eyes Dancy Dancy! He'll be-tbaby be-
gins to owhine)-Yes the little darlin', bless
ed baby He'll be- boo-hoo! ! ye-ha-ow ,
he'll be President of the United States
when he gets big (Bee-hoo-he Who-how ?
Ma, ma Pa, pail Then the erocking be-
gan. General Grant, therefore, was nomi-
mated for President from his cradle. Other
claimants may stand aside.
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A Happy C0aception.-We understand that
The History of the American Bastiles, soon
to be published, contains some most cruel
narratives of cruelty and wrong, that would
disgrace the annals of the Iquisitions. 1t
is being prepared under the careful superin
tendance of John A. sMarshrll, Esq, of Phil
adelphia, and Mr.. Wall of New Jersey, and
will be volume of7OO pages 1t will be
dedicated to General Ulysses Grant, with
the earnest hope that this record of wrong
and outrage by one of his predecessors will
intensity his zeal in behalf of the rights of
the citizens under the Constitution. The
frontispiece will be ornamented with two
bells the first steel engraving of the bell
of Independence Hall, with its time -honored
nscription-"Proclaim Liberty to all the
Land" Overit the sentence-''IhiSa acaS Bel
of1776." Over ita smaller engraving of that
little bell of Stewards with hand read
ing forth from the murky clouds of despot
ism towards it, and beneath, Seward speech
to Lord Lyons: " can't touch bell on my
right hand, my lord, and arrest citizen of
New York; on my left, and arrest a citizen
of Ohio The work will also contain three
steel engravings of Forts Lafayette and
w arren, and of the Old Capitol Prison.
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FROM EGIsLATuRE-The
House was organized on Thursday by the
election of John Clark rep. )of Philadel-
phia, Speaker. The Senate was called to
order by the Speaker, DIR. Wilmer Worth
ington, who was afterwards reelected. The
U. 5, Senator to succeed Buckalew, is,
according to latest accounts, likely to be
John Scott, of Huntingdon county,
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The Reading A der, with the present num-
Der, January B. enters ON its seventy third
year. The bound volumes of the paper
from its first number in 1897, are preserved
in the AdLer printing Office, The editors
says: THE Adler supports the same prin-
ciples for which it contended in 1897, in the
firm conviction that our administration Of
government must be brought back TO them
if our liberties are to be made enduring.
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1giysz a LECTURE to
za.Ssw YOUNG MEN

Dust Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price ct.l
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Impedlments to Marriage generally Nervouso..,
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The world-renowned author in thi. admirolla
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spttial 0otires,
COURT PROCLAMATION

VTTHEREAS, tbs Hon VIM ELWELL l..
w dent Judge Of the Court Of Common pIs',s'' 's''.
Court Of General Quarter Sessions Of the Pea. l'd
the President Justice Of the Cour; Of Over arJ
miner and General Jail Delivery for the ,l;.r Ih.
capital and other offences, for the tsenty.si,,b
dicial District Of Penna G. Pike and J. S',o1 ~
Esqrs Associate Judges Of the Court of con,.l
Pleas and General Quarter Sessions Of In. ,+l'l pl
and Associate Justices Of Oyer and Term;ner
General Jail Delivery Of the County Of We u
have by their precept to me directed ordered
GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMrypp
AND GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY
to be held at Tunk hammock on Monday the Ian -,
Of January, A. d. 1869
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Co-,,..
all Justices Of the Peace and Constables yitbin
County Of Wyoming, that they be and spre,, ~
their proper persons at the time AMI place -
mentioned with their rolls, records inquisltior -,
smnatons, recognzan ces, and other rsmembra,e.
10 do those things whic to their Offices in Ina, ,b
half respectively belong
Notice is also given that those who are bopn1 l.,
recoguzances to prosecute the prisoners that ar. :,
shall be in the Jail Of Wyoming County. that tbsv
be then and there to prosecute tn EN- as shall he n:
NJ W. DeWITT, ShenF
ShsriTs Ofhce Tunk. Jan. 4th 1869
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Whereas, letters of Administration to the estate
of Sylvester Carpenter, late of Clinton tip, decd
have been granted to the subscriber All persons in
debted to the said estate requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims de
mands against the estate of the said decendent will
make known the same duly authenticated without
delay to SARAH E. CARPENTER
Clinton, Dec. 23rd 'os-n2l-6w ADMINISTRATIVE.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Almanac R. Tyrrel, Deceased.
Letter of Administration on the estate of Altman
"a X. Tyrrel, late of Northumberland Tp, Wyoming
County, decd, have been granted by the Register
OF said County. to Charles Frear of Overfeld Tp,
in said County. All persons having claims or de-
mands against the estate of the decedent are re-
Quested to make them known to the said Admins
TRAITOR at his his residence in said Township and
those indebted to make immediate payment.
CHARLES FREAR, Admir-.
Jan. 5th '6e-vsn22ew
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GUARDIANS SALE OFREAL ESTATE.

By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Wyoming County, there will be exposed to Public
on Thursday the 18th day of January, 1869, at the
house recently occupied by Thomas P. Hitchcock,
at O'Clock p Nj. of said day, the following descri
ming County, Pa Bounded on the North by n.
A. MeKown, on the East by Hiram Hitchcock, on
the South by Public Highway, and on the West bN
OF land with frame for a dwelling house thereon.
Terms of Sale.-Ten per cent. of one-fourth of the
purchase money to be paid at the striking down oI
the property the oneiourth less ten per cent at the
confirmation absolute and the remaining three
tourths in one year thereafter with interest, from
the confirmation niSi.
JOHN G. SPAULDlNG.
BY order of the Court } Guardian
L. J. kEENY Clerk
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

Whereas, letters of Administration to the estate
of John F. Wfntermute, late of Forkston tp decd
have been granted to the subscriber. All persons in.
debted to the said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims or de-
mands against the estate of the said decedent will
make known the same duly authenticated without
delay to JULIA A. WINTER MIrTE
ForkstOn Dec. lst 6S-nls-6w Administrator
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AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS
FOR REC0lleCTI0NS & PRIVATE MEMOIRS or WASH.
INcTGN
BY HIS ADOPTED SON

BY HIS ADOPTED son
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARKE GUSTS.
With Illustrated and Explanatory notes by BEN
SON ]. LOSING.
book Tor all sections and all parties containing
the minute details of Washington's Private Life as
well as his public career, (Which general history
does not reveal) This book is written by a member
OF Washington's own family-one who lived with
MN from infancy, and must prove peculiarly accept
able to the American Public
The great demand for this work, its ready sale
ana an increased commission makes ii the best book
for Agents ever published.
Inc most liberal terms to agents, and exclusive
sale in the territory assigned
Send for descriptive circular and terms TO Agents
Address, WILLIAM FLINT
vSnl6wA
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TO CONsUMPTIyES.

ME Advertiser, having been restored to health
l. in few weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with a severe lung af-
lection, and that dread disease. Consumption-is
anxious to make known TO his fellow suffers the
means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge) with the directions
for preparing and using the same which they will
hnd sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronch-
It's DC The only object of the advertiser IN sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted ami spre al
information which he conceiTes to te invaluable -
aud he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as
it will cost them nothing, an may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please al
dress Rev EDWARD A WILSON
It's South Second ST, Williamsburg, Kiacs Ca.
New York. vcn2l-3nn
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4 fashion authority says the bride now
furnishes the bridesmaids dresses.
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n Sg5lIH g:SS:ZNSl

For doing family washing in the best and cheap
est manner. Guaranteed eqsal to any in the world
Has all the strength of old rosin soap with the mild
and latherng qualities of genuine CASTLE. Try this
WORKS, 48 North Front Street, Philadelphia
YS-Ih ly
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EASTMAN sells good Eamlock ha'C-louble sole
IL Kip Boots at SO, IS ; French calf peggei B3oi'
at So; Imported French Calf, Fair Stitched. BOX
Toes, at $40, and every other article inhsline ~
equally low prices.
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CsrT WILL purchase pair Of Eastman's water
.p proof Boots, certain to keep any mans tee'
dry who wears them, for twelve month
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Call and examine goods and prices,
before purchasing elsewhere.
C. DETRlCK.
Tunk Pa n23.ly
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THEGAZgTrE
he Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-The Ialn ha'
caused freshet in the Schuyikil River, which
has risen ten feet. Several freight ears on low
grourd on the wet side oil the river, were car
ricd IF from the Pennsylvania Railroad freight
depot. Travel on the NOcrs:own railroad has
be Ia su-peldeI, in consequence OF the tracks
b.ire Submerged The water has den" con.
siderable damage at ManayuDk, By Overlooking
the lower story o. the mills and carrying away
exposed property on the banks, Many empty
canal beats have been swept down the stream
NLw YORK, October i -Iherc was heavy
gale, accompanied by torertS OF rain about day
isht this morning. Several trees IN various
place in various parts o! the city and IN the
suburbs were blown down, and some damage
was done to chimneys, shutters &c. The tide
is very high and several streets on the outskirts
are flooded,
BALTIMORE, October 4.-Thc heavy fall OF
rain ceased little after two O'Clock this morn
lug. About $50 the flood in Jones Falls com
menced recedng and soon subsidized. All goods
III the submerged districts have been removed
to the upper stories, and the damage to the
merchants is inc)nsiderate. The first floors
of all the houses in the vicinity OF the lntersec-
ton OF Gay and Saratoga streets, Harrison st.
through it's entire length, and about the Mary
land Institute were flooded to the depth OF sew
eral feet. The foundations OF several buildings
we're wash.d away and the pavcmenta torn ur
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HOPELESS CASE OF CONstNP-
TIOA.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 70, 1879.
For several years had been subject to ..
cough and splitting blood. Ono year ago last
winter / took a heavy cold, which settled on my
lungs a' hsd a bad hemorrhsge. used many
Cough Mixtures, but found no RELIEF. YVES
very sick AL summer. L went into the country
hopinp it would benefit me; but when re-
turned my cough WAS moro yioen: thsn eyer
/ had q ffightful hcmorrhage, which lated 4 Evo
days; | was very low and nervous, and suffer
ed with shUrtnes' of breath; | coughed lnces;
sanity; could not sleep; had no appetite, |
tried everything my friends recommended, but
found no help until l..ied DeBng's3 Won eriuI
Remedy. have taken this Remedy, Viafuge,
about eight m rth' and my friends and hun nun
knew my supposed hopeless and bedridden
my household affairs and about the city, "r;;
paren ly T.; well IS other people, generally. 1
have recommended j. to several afflicted per,
sons durinp tho wear. who have been benefited
bv lis use. Ms. LOUISA HURDLE, 625 q 81.
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SunniS!a Affairs.

MADRID, October 3-The insurfecionary
movement is maintained at different points
Republican volunteer forces collected in Ma
drd, Barcelona and other cities with view to
rcscung the prisoners taken by the military
during the late engagements at the barricadcs,
have cut the telegraph wires and stopped mail
trains carving government dispatches.
Very considerable alarm still exists at Bear,
where the pooulaco remains in an excited and
unruly condition.
The Republican deputies Who have been
elected to the Cortes have organized counter
revolutionary or Democratic rcactlonary bands
in Ilcresca and Martazelo. Their forces have
been defeated at the last name place By the
local authorities and troops.
The most serious events may occur IN SPAN
at any moment, but Madrid remains quiet Just
~ present.
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RESTORATION Oh
VOICE.

WAsuINGroN, ID. c., Sept. 3, lsC2.
/ have been suffering nearly twJ years viii
~ affection OF the throat and lung Ny voice
- whisper, My general hea tn Wa. very niue,
impaired applied to celebrated phl soians
in New York u d elsewhere, and used aGyc--
tisCI remedie- with little or no relief a lady
advised me t.y DeBings Wonderful Remedy
yi.iu.e | have used four bottles, and am
Lupuy To say can now SPEAK ~ 10 be heard
y. a distance, AID my health Is grcntiy lmproy.
e.! ] earnestly recommend this ALL ABLE
MEDICINE to the afflicted.
K. + SHiLLIGIAW,
Late Captain 18th New York Ilghlandeis. a"G
Z Z T. United States Army.
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ESclpE&xv CONaUWRTiON.

WA-AISsroS, d G., Feb. 10, 1850.
was long time TROUBLED with severe
cough and peculiar fema!c complaints, pros
lrating NY nervous and physical s. stem with
chils ana night swcsts. tried several mcdi-
c;nes with ht.'c benefit, until took your Won
dcrful Remedy Il has strengtAed INC in y re-
markable degree. Ny cough, chiils, night
sweats, and nervous sleoples,ne,s have left me
| am now gaining flesh, and thaik!u. beyond
my poor expression.
Mrs FELICIA \ HILL, 10 9TH =:
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YESTERDAY Yesterday was wet and dl-

YESTERDAY Yesterday was wet and oil
ma Th.;,'a poured in torrrLts lrou ear
moin,"l tiu lat at oighf, tl'oijns The stFeet',
and r adgrius walking very disagreeabIe, ata
il consequence lew people we're cut, add tie
at,enlalc. 1t the different churches that wee
oten EXTREMITY Iimited-in some hardly any
b.ng present. The Sacrament was admI"''
It'd 10 some OF the churches, but in 'theIS, wa
postponed Some CT the churches were cIo'ed
in the morning and more at night.
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&STs.EsA md ESCsPE Nj cox
SaIEPTG9N.
VIENNA, Fairfax county, Va, ;
Sentcm Der Il. 1859.

have been long troubled with severe Asth-
ma, causing great nervous prostration, pslpi-
tution of heart and shor,ness of breath with
pain in my left side and breast. Tried doctors
prescriptions and ma other medicines. / got
no relief until L took UeBings Consumptlve
Remedy. l am now taking the third to.tle,
and am greatly improved. | feel stout and All
quite tree from those pains, nervousness and
shortness of breath.
have married daughter who has been at
hicted with peculiar female complaints, with
tendency to co, sumptive decline. She is now
quite well, after taking only four bottles of this
wonderful remedy.
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Eyg5PEENT CONss-MrTlHS.

WAsHINGToY, d. C., Sept Ii, le"j
| had severe cough, resulting from = neg
lccted cold. tried various pcctoral remedies
without benefit. / lad night sWeats, ana WAS
somcw nat alarmed. a laly friend induced me
to try u bottle OF DeBing's Nia'upe in i'w
days | WAS entirely cured. | have had 10 re-
turn of the sickness since.
WM ". DEMAINF,
As.i4tIh! City Surveyor.
/ have personal Krow.edso OF tho cure elect
cd in the shove ease.
A. j. ScuAFnIET, ii H.,
and Pharmaceutlst
C.rn.r Worth Cap!to! Nnl II SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04
OF TIiE Lungs

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| contracted "A cold, : i..'- on ~
lungs, caused innammat 80 - se'e,e i~.l.a
across nv breast and shoulders, alarming ny
ismIlf and friends. One weeks use Ct De
Bins Wonderful Remedy has relieved M Of
cough, and quoted the pains in my bress ana
shoulders. / ain now veil and thankful
CORNELIUS LENT,
Fourth st., nce- =.