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TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS. a
PEE KUryBs, from 8 cent. 70 81. q
PRINOBB Loan Once Sales room. ~
euS0-d 1905 Pepnsylvania avenue.O -
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MIDDLETON q Co.
WI BANKERS
1897 Street, 1.-TWO door. from L. 5. Treasury d.
partHent.
WASHIkGTON, d. C.
Business. eSeuets ~ banking
at par to our depositors " "u" si'on
information cheerfully furnished in regard 10 ALI
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Oisims before al the United States Departments
oelO-nu MIDDLETON A gD
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OF q Ger tain piece 81 ANSSe
sioUX HALF Bleed SCRIP
issued IN the name Of Victoria Brazian formerIx
S,corla AMI, No. SIS. letter K, for l5O acres Of
application will be Inado for a transcript in tbrs
weeks from this day. April 18th, 1871.
Attorney for Fred Newell, executor OF the estate
OF Thnn AS New ell, decd. apl4.3w
OsT- ACEhTlFiCATE, No Sc. dated july
1865. for Ten Shares II stock in the Ecouomica,
building Association, In my anne Persons are
apis JAMES FTTz
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MARRIED.

Marriages or Deaths inserted free. H then
exceed flee lines they wW be charged for at he
rate Of FIVE CENTS per line.
On the 21st instant, at the Reformed
Parsonage, Westminster, by Rev. W. c..
Cremer, Emanuel l.. 0hler oe Frederick
county, and Alice II. Baumgartner, of Car.
roll county.
On the 18th instant, at the residence OF
the brides parents. by Rev. W. G. Gre.
mer, John Burgoon aud Emma j. Ying.
ling, all Of Carroll county.
On the lith instant, by Elder Solomon
Stoner, John Wolf and Mollie A. Corbin,
all of Carroll county.
On the 2lst inst, at the Lutheran Par.
sonage, Westminster, by Rev. Jno. A. Ear
nest, Elias Bixler and Sarah G. Leister. all
of Carroll county.
In this city, on the 9th instant, by Rev.
j. L. Ward, Mr.. Sylvester Matthias, oil
Mount Pleasant, and Miss Kezia, daughter
Of ii. Weeks, Esq, of this city.
In Littlestown, Pa. on the 10Th instant,
by the Rev. Mr.. Shields, Mr.. AbrAham
Stonesifer and Miss Savilla Hesson, all oi
this county.
At the residence of Mr. Elias Oursler
Philadelphia, Pa, by the Rev. j. NJ. Mer-
edith, Albert I. Fowler and Annie L. Kel.
ley, all OF this city.
In the Methodist Episcopal Church, Elk
ton, Cecil county, Md, on Thursday eve
ming, December 2lst, by Rev. Henry S.
Thompson, William o. Gilmour and ennie
L. McCauley, all of Elkton.
On the 2lst instant, at the residence OF
the bride, by the Rev William X. Boyle,
Howard I. Yinglng, of Westminster, and
Miss Belle NJ. Maize, of Iowa.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
December % 1871

Beef Cdttle-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 9l4 head
The prices ranged as follows: Best Beeves
at 50aS6 so; generally rated first qual.
ity at 00aS5 80; medium or good fair
quality at 8 Sass 90 ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 8TaS3 81; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle 00aS3 az
general average Of the market S4 G2. Ex.
treme range Of prices 00aS6 so. Most
of the sales were from 81 81 to S. 81 per
100 pounds.
,Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at Ala
y cts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair to
good fat Hogs G 00aS6 rs per 100 lbs.
net.
Seeds.-Clover Seed Sc 75ao 90; Timothy
50 2ja3 so; Flax 81 80.
Ledther.-City Slaughter 10 to 40 cents;
Rough Skirting 30 to 80 cents; Spanish Sole
S3 TO SS cents; Country Slaughtered Ss to
Al cents.
Hides.-City Steer at l23 cts; Cow III
cents.
Hay dm Srdw.-Hay 30aS35 per ton.
Rye Straw 2OaS22 per ton.
Feathers. rs.-Quote at % to 10 cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
UOol.-Burry unwashed, 81 TO 80 cents
per lb.; unwashed, free from burrs, 40 to
40 cents; tubwashed, 5s to 6S cents; lamb
pulled, "a to 43 cents; long pulled Al to 4t
| cents per pound.
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The New Year.

We greet our readers, little in ad.
vance, with the customary salutation of
"a Happy New Year" According to
our Grcgorian measurement of time,
another year will soon have passed
away. An axiom, as true as it is famil-
lar, says-"Time and Tide wait for
none," and yet, as the Bard Of Avon SO
happily expresses it, ave take no note
of time, save by its loss" Another
le.f is turned, another year is added to
the past,
The circling years which ever onward roll
Like oceans restless billows to the strand,
Have marked another cycle, and the scroll
Ofpast events is writ by History's hand.
Old Time, whose ebbing sands were well nigh
spent,
His glass, which mark'd the waning year,
hath turn'd;
It's feeting moments with the past are blent,
And all its incidents with It inurn'd.
We do not propose, here, to moralizc
upon the subject We leave such homi
lies to the pulpit. Nor do we intend to
indulge in the unmcaniug generalities
and the common. place platitudes which
usually abound on such occasions
Such sentiments are too familiar for
reproduction; such expressions are Ste
reotyped, and become "stale, fat, and
improbable. They have "waxed old
like garment" and as we have moth
ing new with which to regale our read.
ers-nothing which they have not read
over and over, again aud again, we close
rs We commenced, with the customary
greeting of IA Happy New Year" to
all
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Notice to Read Supervisors,

E,0R the purpose of examining the ac-
JIG counts Of Road Supervisors and set
Ting the same understandingly and equiia
bly,, the County Commissioners have, by
their order passed December 9Th, 1871,
appointed Monday, the lst day Of January,
1872, to settle with the Supervisors Of Ia.
neytown and Uniontown Districts on
Tuesday, the I'd, for Myers, Woolery and
Freedom on Monday, the Sth, foe Man
chester, Westminster and Hampstead and
on Tuesday, the 9th, for franklin, Middle.
burg and New Windsor.
Supervisors are respectfully asked to
respect the above notice, and to present
their vouchers properly anthem iicated on
the days above stated, as it is the intention
of the Board to adhere strictly to said ar.
rangement. By order,
dec 9-4t JAS. BLIZZARD, Clerk.
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Notice TO Collectors of County
Taxes.

COLLECTORS of County Taxes are
~ hereby notified that they will be ex.
pected TO close their collections for the
years 1860 and 1870 by the first Monday in
January next; and also to use all proper
diligence in collecting the present tax now
due for 1871, against said time--those Of
longer standing must be closed at once.
The Commissioners find it impossible to
meet the demand upon the County unless
the Collectors are prompt aud faithful in
the discharge of their duties. Special at
tention is respectfully asked to this notice.
By order,
dece At JAMES BLIZZARD, Cl'k.
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NO. 1850 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Joseph Davis, Trustee of Henry Six and
wife, vs.. Henry Six and wife.
ORDERED by the Court this 18th day
" of December, 1871, that the sale made
and reported to the Court by Joseph Davis,
Trustee, under and by virtue of a deed of
trust from Henry Six and wife for the ben
eft Of the creditors Of said Henry Six, be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
soth day Of January, 1872; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, Maryland, once
week for three successive weeks before
the last named day. The report Of sales
state the amount Of sales to be twenty one
hundred aud six dollars and thirteen cents, ,
(S2l06.l8.)
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
dec 30-st JSo. B. BorI.g, Clerk.
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The testimony for the prosecution
was closed on Wednesday, in the Whar.
ton case, and the testimony for the
defence commenced. The case will
probably not be concluded until next
week, The testimony, SO far, has led
to the conclusion of guilt, in the public
mind; but it is doubtful if it is sufficient
to convict.
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DY virtue Of Writ Of FIeri Facias, III
I'D sued out Of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county, AZ the siit of Henry Hawk,
and by virtue Of FIVE Writs Of Fieri Facias
issued by William T. Smith, one Of she
Justices Of the Peace in and for Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, one at the suit
Of Levi N. Snader; one at the suit Of John
+. Burlington; one at the suit Of John T.
Burlington and James L. Gibbons, partners,
dong business under the name, firm and
style Of Burlington & Gibbons one at the
suit OF John +. Burlington aud Henry G.
Morris n, partners, doing business uafer
the name, firm and style cf Burlington &
Morrison; one at the suit uf Albert Z.
Geatty and Jacob Frownfelter, partners,
doing business under the name, firm and
style Of Geatty 4 Frownfelter; against the
goods and chaiteis, lands and tenements OF
Patrick Muohey, and to me directed,
have seized and taken In execution oil tho
right, title, claim, interest and estate, both
a. law aud IN equity Of the said Patrick
Mooney, Of, in and 70 all that part Of d tract
OF land situated in New Windsor, Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, containing
2 II Acres and 6 Square Per-
ches Of Land, more or less,
which was conveyed to the said Patrick
Mooney by Dennis n. Maynard and wife,
by Deed bearing date February %, A. ID.
1868, and is recorded among the land
records Of Carroll county, in Liber W. A.
Mex, No. SO, Folio 25i. &c.
And hereby give notice that on
Tuesday, tie 2d dty of .Januayy. 1872.
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THE ARKANSAS TRoUBLEs.-The
troubles in Arkansas, according to our
last advices, are ut an end. The ne
groes have disbanded and all is quiet.
Our Memphis exchanges state the lead
er Of the disturbance was James Mason,
man well known in the vicinity, as
last year he had controversy with W.
B. Ragland for the position of County
Judge. Then he raised a posse conn.
tdtus to prevent Ragand from opening
court, and his scheme succeeded so well,
that he was finally appointed in lieu of
Ragland. Tho cause of the present
troubles arises from the fact that since
Mason has been County Judge certain
railroad men have sought to cause the
County Court to order an election for
the purpose Of voting county bonds in
the sum Of 100000 to "a couple Of
projected railwuys-s2OO,00 each
that these parties propose to build
across the northeru part of the county.
This scheme has been defeai ed once by
the black men and non taxpers, but,
not content with the result, the pro
moters were again making an effort 10
get up another election, which Tyune,
the murdered negro, advocated, while
Saunders aud others opposed it.
An alteration on the subject at u
saloon in Lake Village led to the tragic
death Of Wynne, by the hand of Saun.
ders, aud to the raising of black mob
a few days later who murdered Saun.
ders, Garrett, aud Dugsan, and to
driving numerous other prominent cili.
zens. Mason finally had about 500
men under his command, aud held Lake
Village in subjeclion for several days,
causing the inhabitants to feed his band
with the best Of everything. Whether
they will reassemble again, should they
be offended, remains to be seen. Chicot
county is in bad predicameut if u
universal rising takes place, for she
has 10000 blacks aud only 1,600
whites.
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The latest from Vice President Col.
fax as to his denomination, is in sub.
stancc-"If you nominate me l will
serve" He has not the Roman firmness
to stick to his first resolution. The
sedactions Of public life, in the face of
a fancied probable continuance in Office,
have proved too much for him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-12-30

Reports from Washington state that
determined efforts to purchase Cuba are
to be made; that Spain is in need Of
money, and will now accept fifty mil
lions for Cuba, etc.
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The competitors for the Legislative
printing are-Messrs. John Slayter, of
Baltimore, George Cotton & Son of the
Annapolis RPuJiican, Iglehart & Co.
OF the Anne Arundel Adpertser, and
John N. Boyd, of the Hagerstown Free
Press.
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THE BARN IN WHICH JOHN WILKES
BooTu WAS KILLED.-Mr. Lewis, on
Monday week, presented in the Senate,
a petition from Richard II. Garrett, Of
Caroline county, Virginia, asking com
pensation to the amount Of so ,525 for
his barn and goods destroyed by Col.
Baker to effect the capture of John
Wilkes Booth and D. 9. Harold, 10
1865. Booth aud Harold, it will be
remembered, were con :ealed in Gar.
rctt's barn, aud it was destroyed by fire
in order to get them.
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On the firsr Of December seven hun
dred workmcn were discharged from
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, because
there was no further use for them.
Just before the next election their
votes will be wanted for Grant, when
they will be taken back, only to be dis.
charged again, when winter comes on.
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The London Times OF Saturday last
contains an editorial on the Cuban
question, in which it strongly ceusures
Spain tor continuing the hopeless strug
gle for Spanish supremacy in Cuba, aud
urges the sale of the island to America.
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Grant hates Sumner with an inten.
'slty ofhatred that is unextiuguishable.
Sumner had said that he was "the lowest
man that ever occupied the Presidential
chair"
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!" Democracy still lives" is the cap.
fion to leader in one of our Republi-
can excha nges. The Republican party
will become more and more alive to this
fact, not many months hence.
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Terence Farley is said to have with.
drawn from Tweed's bailboud, and the
latter has either fed or is concealed
from the sheriff until new bondsmen
are obtained.
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"One term" is the rallying cry of
the disaffected Republicans in organi,
ziug an opposition to the denomination
of Gen. Grant.
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IDIE ED.

Near this city, on the 9th instant, Mrs.
0rendorff, wife of Joseph 0rendorif, aged
about 20 years,
Near this city, on the 18th instant, Dan.
iel d. son of John 7. and Mary Stone, aged
months and q days.
On the 18th instant, at his late residence,
Carroll county, Maryland, Marshall C.
Gore, in the 9th year of his age.
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The American Institute Farmers
Club, New York, want practical essay
on plowing, by a practical farmer, hut
there is no such man belonging to the
club.
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pS- FOR ALL ULCERATIvE

Diseases, either Of the nose, throat, tongue or
scrofula in its most aggravated form.
No remedy has ever proved so effectual as
DIR. SWAYLE'S PANACEA.
DIR. SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
DIR. SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
II imparts strength and soundness to debili
ated and corrupted constitutions.
$1,000 Reward sor any case of Skin Disease
"SWAYNE'S OINTMENT will not cure, no
matter how obstinate or long standing. Tet-
ter, Itch, Saltrheum, Scald Head, Ringworm,
BARRIERS Itch, Itching Piles, &C., no smarting,
soothes, heals, insuring sweet repose.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne d Son, $50 N.
Sixth street, above Vine, Philadelphia. Sold
by WILLIAM REESE,
dec 2 Agent for Westminster.
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MALIcIous.-The Catoctin Clarion
says:-"If you hate man, buy his son
a tin whistle"
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Congress will resume labor again on
the 9Th of January, after its holiday
refrcshment.
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William A. Whitaker, postmaster Of
Bowling Green, Wood county, Ohio,
has been arrested charged with embez.
cling money-ordcr funds,
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Election Notice.
Stockholders Meeting.

A General Meetirg Of the Stockholders
N Of the Carroll County Agricultural So
ciety. as provided by the Charter, will be
held at the Court House. on Monday, the
lst day Of January, 1872, at 10 o'clock A /.
NJ. A full attendance is requested as bust
ness ofimportance will be brought before
the meeting. BY order,
WM. A. MckELIIP,
dec e-t Secretary.
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The Right Of Way.--Landholders on
the line Of the Western Maryland Rail.
road between 0wings' Mills aud Balti.
more, have demanded, in some instances,
in the vicinity of Baltimore, exhorbi.
taut prices for the right of way /; and
when juries have been summon ID to
determine the sum to be paid, frequent
occurrence we understand, it has been
at an expense to the Company of 5000
per day. Baltimore county landholders
have proceeded on the principle of
plucking fat pigeon, and they have
plucked this poor bIrd uotil it is bare.
The original estimate for the right Of
way from 0wiugs' Mills to Baltimore
was $4,000. 1t has cost over $780,.
900! The landholders on the line of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad, at and near Darby,
within six miles of Philadelphia, where
the bed Of the road was changed for the
purpose Of Strengthening it, did not ex.
hibit so much greed. One gentleman
owning fine farm at Darby, through
which the new route will pass, gave the
right of way to the Compiny, charging
nothing, saying that he was more than
compensated by the increased value Of
his land, and by the increased facilities
Of getting to market. Juries do not, as
a general thing, give sufficient consider.
alton to these advantages, in settling
allowances for the right OF way.
Christmas was observed as general
holiday, and old aud young put aside
the busy cares of life aud enjoyed them.
selves in the manner best suited to
their tastes.
The Stockholders of the Carroll
County Agricultural Society meet at
the Court House, in this city, on Mon.
day next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The sleet, yesterday, caused our citi.
zens to look well to their ways. The
wicked" literally stood ON "slippery"
places, If they stood at all.
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Business Locals.
Notices under this head TEN GENTS
per line for each Insertion.
PAY TO DAY AND WILL TRUST TO-
MOnnow

PAY TO DAY AND WILL TRUST To-
MORROW.
This shall be my motto on aud after
the LIST day of January, 1872.
One half Of my customers pay cash,
aud have been compelled to charge
them as much as those who make me
wait from six mouths to year for my
money, and those who never pay none.
| do not intend to practice this injus-
tice to my cash customers longer; but
will reduce my prices to the lowest
living profits, and will sell aud work for
cash only. Respectfully, VIM. Coon 2t
GREAT BARGAINS IN WALL PAPERS.
As | need money will sell Wall
Papers from now until the 1st of Febru
ary, at factory prices, for cash. Do not
forget the money MS do not intend to
keep books. William Coon. dec % If
AS the time for closing the business
Of the year approaches, all business men
will require Bill Heads aud Statements
printed. Send your orders to the AD-
vooATE Office.
Our prices for Sale Bills are lower
in proportion to the material used
good paper aud ink-than any other
Office in the State.
Cuts OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
and Farming Implements are used on
all large Bills printed ut the ADVOCATE
Office.
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Holiday Presents +!
WEDDING PRESENTS!
nEALER in Watches, Clocks and jew.
IL elry. Westminster, Nd, just opened
a splendid stock Of
LADIES WATCHES,
OPERA, La ONTINE AND
NECK CHAINS,

Heavy IS Karat. Plain Rings, Bracelets.
Sleeve Buttons. Childrens' Finger Rings,
Solid Silver Pieces in Boxes, Silver Plated
Ware, Tea Sets. Fancy Goods, &c.. &C.
The above Goods are new and of latest
designs, intended expressly for the Holiday
Trade, and will be sold at low prices.
Call and examine. dec I6-3t
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The Democratic State Convention Of
Connecticut, is called for February 9Th.
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Dividend.

UNION NATIONAL BANK OF wEsrNrSsrER
December l6th, 1872. I
THE President and Directors OF this
il Bank have this day declared semi.
annual Dividendo Of
FIVE PER CENT.
payable on or after the sth of January,
1872.
J. W. Herring,
dec 10 81 Cashier.
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NO. i2a7 EQUITY.

NO. i247 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Nathan |. Gorsuch, Trustee, VS.. John Bemil-
Ter aud wife.
ORDERED this 18th day OF December, A.
" d. 1871, that the sale made and reported
In the above cause by Nathan /. Gorsuch,
Trustee, under and by virtue Of Deed OF
Trust from John Bemillcr and wife, for the
benefit Of the creditors of the said John Be-
miller, be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the 10th day Of January, A. D.. 1872; provided
a copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Carroll county, Maryland, /,
once week previous to the said 10th day OF
January next. The report states the amount
OF sale 10 be 81, l,775.
JN0. B. BOYLE. Clerk.
True copy, Test:
dec ic-st Jso. B. BorLu, Clerk.
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In order to make our Sale
Bills attractive we use Cuts Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and
Farming Implements, Houses,
Barns, &c.
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Nn OF A
VALUABLE FARM
IN FREEDOM DISTRICT.

THE undersigned by virtue Of Deed Of
IL Trust from Albert W. Smith and vito
to the undersigned, we wiA offer at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 3OMsiuy Of December,
1871, at l o'clock. P. NJ, valuable Farm
situate in Freedom District, containing
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TIMELY WARNING.

Sudden changes OF wealth
er by checking the insen.
Coughs" sible perspiration, occa- "Colds"
Coughs" sion Coughs, Colds, Sore "Cods"
Coughs Throat, &c. These require "Colds"
Coughs" immediate atten tion; if al "Colds"
Coughs" lowed to continue, Irrita- "Colds'
Coughs" tion Of the Lungs, a per- "Colds"
Coughs" manent throat affection, or "Colds''
"Coughs" an incurable lung disease "Colds"
Coughs Is often the result. The "Colds"
Coughs" timely use of SWAYNE'S "Coids"
Coughs" COMPOUND SYRUP OF "Colds"
Coughs" WILD CHERRY will at "Colds"
Coughs" once arrest these attacks, "Colds"
Coughs" and thus check In its COM "Colds"
Coughs" mencement the scourge "Colds"
Coughs" thatsweeps from our midst "Colds'
Coughs" thousands and thousands "Colds"
"Coughs" every year. "Colds"
REV. DIR. HALSEY, Pastor of First Pres
byterian Church, Norristown, Pa, writes:
desire to let you know the great benefit
your " Compound Syrup Of Wld Cherry" has
cough, shortness of breath, great weakness,
the syrup always gives relief, and II seems as
II she cannot live without it. And IL every
family would keep il by them, ready to admin
lister upon the first appearance of disease of the
lungs, there would be but few deaths by con-
sumption.
After Thirty Years Experience, Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry has proved
TO be the only remedy that will cure consrmp-
ton, and all diseases Of the throat, lungs and
breast.
Prepared only by Dr. Swayne Son, Phil
adelphia, and sold by
WILLIAM REESE. East End,
dec 2 Agent for Westminster.