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O B.GOULD, Editor.
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Special Notices after Marriages and Deaths an addl
lonul of one-half the above rntos.
Business Cards flvo lines or less, 15 00 per year;
oror five Hoes, at the usual rnto o advertMui;.
A Bio Stohe and a Bio Stock Joiinsom fc
Bhevillikk. Being on tho lookout, as tisiinl,
fur anything new. yesterday, wo noticed that the
new doublo store iu Wayne Hull Block hud oc
cupants, nnd naturally drifted in there lo seo
what it meant, nnd found Messrs. Johnson tt
Brevillior, the wholesale grocers, with a consid
erable force of clerks and warehousemen, busy in
filling orders lor goods for customers many miles
south and southwest of this cily.
The etoro is tho finest for tho wholesale busi
ness of any in this city, and so far as wo can
learn, surpasses any wholesale store in Pitts
burgh or Cleveland. . It is located on French St.
oppusito the Heed lions." ; it has a frontage of
fifty feet, nnd is one hundred and forty Hot deep
in the clear, with ceilings cixloen feet high.
The office (nicely fitted up) is a little room forty
by tweut.y-tlireo icet. and it is soppcraled horn
the rear of the store by a sash purlition of French
plate glass, so clear that urticles at the further
end of the stoic can bo distinguished tluough it
almost as readily as though uothiug interposed to
obstruct tho vision. The store is divided into
two ttppai'Uiients, lengthwise, by a wall, which
contains doors aud arches with which to counect
tho two appartmeuts. Nearly the entire Iront is
composed of magnificent windows that lis ' front
the floor to within a few inches of the ceiling.
These, with the rear windows, furnish abundance
of light u disideratum that puiehassors of teas
and sugars know the value ot.
From the immense space for tho slorago of
goods, we should have supposed that any slock
they would bo likely to have, would have looked
lost.tliere, but, were surprised to find tho place
already comfortably well filled, although there
ore a good many of their heavier articles, such
as hogsheads of molasses, etc., that have not jet
been put in. To give an idea of what wo saw of
the stock would rYUiiiro uotuiug more like a cat
alogue than we are iu the habit of doing, and in
fact there was so many more articles than wo
could possibly remember if wo hud tried to, that
any such catalogue would bo a very impeded
ono. One thing wo were satisfied about, and
that was that if thero was anything in the grocery
and provision line not there, it would take a clo
ser observer than pours truly" to find it out.
Among the '"items" we noticed a few cords of
sugar, the heads being ornamented wilh hiero
glyphics lio doubt intelligible to tho initiated:
ditto of pork, tierce beef, hums iu tierces and
lard in barrels; about a rod aud a half square of
canucd fruit; kegs of pickles by the gr oss; whito
fisii, trout, salmon, codiisu, etc., iu lurge quan
tities; a lew thousand feet of rope; about oUU
dozen brooms; a lurge lot of tubs aud pails that
we recognized as of Erie manufacture and can
endorse most heartily ;tlour by the hundred burrels
foreign fruits und nuts by the drayload; candies
ditto probably over a hundred sacks of coll'ee of va
rious brands; one huupred and fitly large chests of
tea; yankce notions too numerous to men I ion;
pyramids of cigar boxes and u cord or two of to
bacco in packages, all bearing the regulation
Btatnps; lamp chimneys and inkstands by hogs
head, aud and if wo hadu't seen so much
of each we should not have iemembercd bull so
long a list, though it is only a portion.
We wero pleased to see that tho firm were as
busy as bees in filling orders for their customers,
knowing well that they sell at a very slim mar
gin above cost, a fact thut country merchunts
within easy reaCh of this city by rail, should re
member if they wish to save freight on goods.
If untiring energy, industry, courteousness,
strict attention lo business and a judicious selec
tion of articles for customers, combiud with tho
principles of always selling at tho Ion est living
profit, will eventually secure prosperity, Messrs.
Johnson A BreviUier are deserving of it. That
their popularity as dealers is increasing is evinc
ed by tho fact that, although the times have been
harder and money scarcer during tho past winter
than for many years before, tho fit in never had
so large a business as during that time uud it is
increasing every day.
We clip tho above from tho Erio Despatch,
The numerous customers of Johnson it -BreviUier
In this section of tho State will heartily endorse
every thing iu the article, and all will rejoico to
learn that thuir greatly increasing trade has com
pelled them to materially enlarge their business
faculties. Seo their advertisement in another
column.
Growth of Philadelphia. As Pennsyl
vauiaus, w feel a just pride in the steady
end rapid growth of our commercial metrop
olis. Philadelphia claims to possess a popu
lation of over niuo hundred thousand, uud
probably the claim is not unfounded. It is
said that prior to 1307 the increase was.ubout
thirty thousand annually, and thut now it is
above thut rate. The Xokth Amkrica.v.
which is intensely devoted to the interests of
the city, aud should, cousequeutly, be well
informed iu regard to its statistics and pros
pects, says: "At the present time it is not
extravagunt to say that tho populution which
may fairly be considered as belougiug to
Philadelphia is fully a millioV It will soou
amount to thut much exclusively of ull rural
aud Jersey suburbs, as the estimate based en
the nuuics iu the directory shows, lluuce,
when wo see somo of our sister cities seek
ing to eulurge their rural boundaries, in tho
belief that in that policy lies the greatness
of Philadelphia, we cau afford to smile.
AVe have repeatedly shown by indisputable
BiuuBiius iuc pie-eu:iueucu oi mis city in
the aggregate of houses, uurabcriug now
about one hundred aud twelve thousand,
which extends the array of JTew York,
Brooklyu aud Jersey city combined. We
liavo also shown from the census our pre
eminence in manulactures. Iu these two
causes will be found the secret of the aston
ishing growth of Philadelphia."
The Columbia Srv says: On the 8th inst,
the locomotive built expressly for running
over the bridge, with freight train attached,
passed' over the uew bridge at thut place iu
charge of Win. F. Lockurd, Superintendent
Philadelphia Division 1 euusylvuuia Kail
road. Quite a crowd of spectators were as
gem bled ut each end of the bridge for pur
pose of witnessing the passiug of the first
train oi cars over tue uew structure.
A velocipedist in- Xew .Haven, while
crossing a street, ran iuto a horse and knock
ed him down. The horse was so injured by
the fall that the owner was obliged to kill
him, aud be now holds the velocipede rider
responsible to tue extent oi fcdUU. 0
Ji. few days ago two men fired at some
wild (lucks iu a pood near Eutztown, Berks
couuty, when the ball from oue of tbeir guns
glanced from the water and passed through
the heaa of a boy some four bunded yards on,
caus.Bg acuta in tew tours.
NEWS ITEMS.
The Arkansas Senate pnsped the Constitu
tional Amendment by 9 to 3.
The barque, Harvest Queen, from Humboldt
Bay for San Francisco Feb, 10 is supposed
to have fonndered at sea und all on board
lost. Nothing bos been heard of her since
suiling.
Four end a half miles of track on the
Central Pncific Railroad were luid on toe
18th of February. It was anticipated that
five miles were to be laid the next doy.
Dr. Gilmer, Chairman of the State Cen
tral Committee of Viginia, in out in a enrd
bolting the non, ination ot Gov. Weill aid
others iu the Petersburg!! Convention.
Tho ico on the Hudson river has again
broken tip.
Rev. Wm. Millntrn, the celebrnted Ameri
can blind preacher, bus hud au operation per
formed on his eyes at. Berliu. 'J hough much
prostrated thereby, ho was so far recovered
that a second operation, which it is expect
ed will be successful, .will be made.
Petitions uro to be circulated in Missouri,
asking the Legislature to submit an nmeuil
mcMt to tho constitution striking out the
word "male.''
A meeting of citizens of Nashville, irres.
pective of party or color, wua held on the Pith
inst,, to indorse President Grunt's inaugural.
Henry S. Footo made a speech expressing
confidence in the uew administration.
The peach buds in Somerset county, New
Jersey, were killed by the cold simp lust
week, and the crop is likely to provo a fail
ure. ,
Hon. James Guthrie, lute United States
Senator from Kentucky, died ut his resi
dence iu Louisville, on the 13th inst.
Dr. G. W. Harden, who killed Chns.
Wullace, edt'or of tho Cliitkh, was taken
from jail at Warrentoti, Georgia, on tho
12th inst., by a party of disguised men, who
took him some distunco from town, where
they shot uud killed him.
Potatoes were selliug nt thirty-five cents
per bushel, iu Madison, Lake couuty, O.,
lust week.
Tho Sullivan county Dkmocrat snys that
the continuous discovery of coal has caused
the price ot luud to go up iu that county.
The Democrats of Bedford couuty huve
udopted tho Cruwl'ord couuty sytora for the
selection of candidates for ofl'ice.
F. A. Crundall has retired from the Scran-
ton Reitui.ica.n, leaving J. A. Scrautou as
sole proprietor aud manager.
Westir.orelaud couuiy rejoices iu probably
the oldest married couple iu the State Put
rick Murphy aud wife, aged respectfully 110
uud 80 years.
A Welshman, named Thnnius Davis, a re
turned soldier, residing in Wilkesburre, com
mitted suicide on the 3d inst. , by shooting
himself whilst laboring uuder a temporary
Dt of iusauity.
Thero is now the report that the solitary
ringlets which young ladies sport ure u noti
fication ou the part of those who wear them,
that they, the girls, are not engaged.
The Ellershauseu process ot refining iron,
at a cost of 15,000, is about to be tried at
the Juniata Ircn Company's Furnace, iu
Blair couuty. The nece;sury machinery is
being put in.
A. voung colored woman named Elizabeth
W. Basfield, recently employed as a teacher
iu Washington borough, died in the railway
depot at Toledo, from disease of the heart.
Sua was ou nor way home with ner brother
at the time.
Scran :ou had a velocipede contest the other
day. Fouryouug fellows rode for a silver
cup. One named Edwards got it. His time
was oue quarter mile in one miuute nnd
tweuty-tive and a bulf seconds.
Tho Mercer county Democratic Convention
met ou the 9 th inst, uud elected Messrs. M.
C. Trout aud Seth T. Kcuuedy, delegutes to
the state Convention, with instructions to
vote for Geu. Cuss for Governor.
Mr. Bruginus has disposed of tho Green
ville Anocs to Mr. Miller, formeily Superin
tendent ot tho Common hcbools in Mercer
county, who will immediately enlarge uud
otherwise improve the appouranco of the
paper.
Francis Moxlev, Ksq., living near Near
Milford, SusquchuDuah county, hud a flock
of thirty-six sheep which one morning lust
week was found with thirty-two deud aud
four" badly worried. Iwo suspected dogs
wero killed, und tho sheep became mutton.
Mr. N. W. Pierce, of Bebford Co., kept
four cows during the summer of 1 808, mak
ing aud selling 800 pouuds of butter at 40
cents per pound, uud from buttermilk realised
iu calves uud pork ?T0. Total So'JO 5?'J7 SO
to each cow.-
Union conuty has no debt, aud has 4,000
in the Treasury. Its taxes are only two
mills and a half ou the dollar; one of its
townships is uhead on the next draft: its
goal is ueuriy ulwuys cmptv; it has a univer
sity, high school aud to academies, aud
which may uccouut for the rest has not a
a siuglo Democrat iu oflice.
rOHNSON 4 BUEVILLIEK,
Wholesale Grocers
AND DEALERS IX
PROVISIONS,
WANE BLOCK,
505 Oi 507 ntEJNCH ST.. EM E. PA
Having in nnrr.ew and capicious (Store ample
faculties for djing business, it will bo our con
stant aim to keep a
Larire and Well Selected
Stock of Goods.
By many years' experience in the business to
L'etlier with direct and lai'Ke purchases from 1 111
porters and Manufacturers, we are enabled to
oner
Retail Dealers Extra Induce
ments, Orde'k from the country will receive our
special attention.
JOHNSON 4 BREVJLLIEIt,
March 11, I860. 3w
hOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED ST DR. O. M. JA0K80X,
Pan.tDEi.raiA, Pa.
Tht grtatttt known nmtJiti fir
Liver Ccrmplaint,
DYSPEPSIA,
Nervous Debility,
JAUNDICE,
Diseases of the Kidneys,
ERUPTIONS of tht 8ZI1T,
nil nil riuraira nrlaluir from a Dis
ordered l.tvrr, stomach, or
IMPVlllTr OP THE JILOOB.
Rend the fnjlowinq symptoms, and if you find that
yonr system is a reeled by any ,1 Ihr'm, ymt mat rtrt
attured ihal diiean?. hat cmnmfiited its attack im Hit
mont important organs ft ynnr hotly, and unless smm
cheeked hy the. use tf power f 'itl remedies, a miserabU
I'e, fowl IsrnunxUng in deMh, mill be ltt rttult.
CoimtipnHon, T,lntulenae) Inward Piles.
Fill lies of mood to the Ilend, Aoidity
" of Ihe Btomnch, NniiKen, Heart
burn, Discunt tor Fond.Fiilnogg
or W eight in tho Btomtiuh,
Bour I'lrnotiitions, Hink
ln or FluttoriiiR at. the Pit
of tho Btoninuh, bwimminc of
tho Ilnnd, Hurried or Dillloult
TJrenthinc, I'lutleriiiK nt the Heart,
Chokini? or Siirtooatiiiij Sonmitioim when
in a liy init Posture, lnnno of Vmiou,
D Im or Webn before the Bight
Dull Pain in the Uend, Veil
oioii'.iy of Pi!i-pirat,iou, Yol-
I0WU6MH of tho Bkin nnd
Kvoh, Finn in llio Bide,
TJivk, Cheat, I.nnbs, fto Bud
rlou Klushes of llent, BurntiiK in
llio Jf'loNh, (J. m.-i mil liiirtudiiniis of
Evil, and Grunt Soproaxiou of Spirits.
AU these iwUctile diitetse of the t.iprr etr tigc4tive
Vrjaiie, comliiiu d wiiH impure tiluud.
oflanVij Ocruuit CUtcrsi
Im eittli'rlv vru,r tn tilv, il1 coillnliln no
It.juor. I Ix u com ,vii l of Kluld Jflx
ti'Kcln. Tiic ltiMim, lin o., iiiki Unrka
from wlili li Hint ilrnc( are mnile
are Kalheii'il 1 11 .ei ,nu.i; All a lie
medicinal virtue are exw .fed from
tllenl by 11 Hclenl Hv cl..atl. TIicns
exlriit't are -lliru fiirwrnilril fo 1I1U
country to he iikimI expreHly for i
iitaitiil.icl lire of lliee llillem. There
Im no alvo'iolic tuoilauce of any kliitl
meil In ioiiiouiiiiiiir the Hitler,
Hence It Im tue only liilterM that cau
be llMCct In nun where alvoiiolic Mtliu
ulaikiM are not uilvinable
tpoaiinya I3:routt tTonic
if a cmhtnatit-n ,tll lh? itifjrttlimU nf the JittUri,
u-iiU Whl Statu ( at It urn , Oi-utiift etc. It i$ used fur
Vtt fame a'f"fjc'M u i'te Hittrrn, in ccjcj whtre tome
fmvt ulcnh-iti-- stimulus if rufitifat. )',n wiU tVo-rin
tuxnti tmt tliest rnneUirs are entirely diiTurent from
aiy ni'itn ti U'crtit'd fur the cure of the dimisr$
nt 'ut I, tUfff hting $ci'-n'iflc prcjmratwnt nf medicinal
extru t ivfuU the ft,ers art vtere ifrntctumt of rum
in toinr. firm. The TONIC u d'tuUdty one nfthe most
yit.tsxint nnd ttrjrrcuble rrmedirt ever offered to tht
)t:Uir. Vt Utste. is exquisite. It i$ u plmmre to take
itt white Hi Ufe-fiiriiti, eshihtralivg nnd medicinal
f r-ii'itV.s Wit tuu..U U iu hi known u i-te greatest of
kit ivitin.
CONSUMPTION.
T ltoHsnmlrt t i-umc, when tlie pn
llvm kti,iMMcfl he s n n (Heeled with
1 UIa (eii il.v (l.Hfiitoi'. tin to iurit cured
ly t iv iikc if I lieKr t-f itK'iIictt. Kxtreme
cmncint it. lollltiy nnd i nitU are
Hie UNiial hi l f ii1 tt.it t m upon kvri-
cttHrs (I'h(a1 or il.ht-itMe of tlie
dicMflve oryiiikt. Even tn cnttefi of
Kia til ittt l't'i.uiii t toiit Itieav remrdltta
be i'oiiikI erf Ihr ffrvnlviat benfltf
fc,4n 1 ..eiklng niu. Invigorating.
DESILITY.
7Vr is nn mrdicine equal to ffmjt'tnd's German
Bitters or 2'unie iu case uf Debility. Thru impart a
Une and vigor to ihe whole sy. tr m, strengthen the o
pstUe, cause an eiiymnd of the ftxnl, enable the
stuma'h tn difftt tt, puriftf the. blrd, give a good,
sound, healthy complex i-m, eradirate the. pdlnw tint
' from the eye, impart a bhftn to the cfteeks, and change
Uii paiitnt from a ftort'lreai,'ieUt emaciated ;mk.
Weak and Delicate Children
are made strong by iiHtitg the Biltera
or Toiiii-, In luci. llavy are Family
lHetf iciiiK. 'A' hey vau be ntlniliiltti ered
lllt iicrfcvt alel to a child three '
moniliH oltl, the most delicate lemaJlC
or a muii of ninety
2" f 1 medies are the best
JSlood Purifiers
ever Irnnu-ti, and will cure all diseases resulting from
bad bh.. d.
K'.mp ynr bhtnd pure t lsp your Liver in order;
kfi your ditjrstive ufjaus m a sound, hralthy cunWi
trioti, by the ut t.f Uuse tuncUuS, and no distant will
ti tr atuil iou.
mm mmi W m'm m h1ImJi
I, ti die n whn ui.li a fair skin and
Coml c(iitt)ft xtn, free froiu, a yellow
iU lltti' antt nil ol her lillui emeiit,
blionli ifv lht'e remrille oci'iihIoii
lly. The l,i vci In perfect order and
(iie hi 0 tit! pure, w ill i-emilt In uptuk
ling eye and blooming vheekaf.
C A v r XOM.
Iftftflamt s fs'i i-man Jinufdies are roun'nf ited.
The uttiutne have the signature of C, M, Jaciimm
on the fit.tit "f lUe outside xvrapptr of fuck botth, and
the name uf the ai Ude bimvn in each buUle. AU others
an cuuiUtrfcit.
Thousand of letter have been re
eel ved. testify in 4 lot tie vii'l uvof these
rt.mei.ieh
READ THE RCCOMMEIIDATKm
FIIOU HON. U KO. V. WOOUWAIU),
CliiufJual'' twf Iliv Siiirt-n:u Court uf lemu Ivania,
r::LAii.i.Piii, Makcu lCih, 1N07.
1 find uIt4itand't ivr,?.n Bitters" is not an intn&
i&Uiiig bereraite but is a . ' ohi, uxr'ul in ditr
dm of tht div'tltty orfjatt, tnt uf ireat heurU in
tarts of dcUUij and want of nvrvous action in Lb
syatetiL. Your truly,
Osu. ti WOODWAItD.
FROM II0N.JAMK3 TiloMl'tfOX,
Judo uf lilt Su'jrcmc Court uf PtJiiiiMylvania.
11111. A KCI.I'JIIAAr-HIL 1SC6.
I eons' der Iloutlti lid's German Bit
trr' w wituanu'c ttf'ivitii in ease of at
lacks uf I i.lleBi ion or Iyspepsia.
can certify this from my experience
Vfit Your, wli h repf cf,
From KKV. JOSIll'lI H. KIINNAIlD, D.D.(
ratur of iLe Ton ill Uipti.t Chinch, I'luIiiUi11ii4.
1)r..7acicson I'eab .ir : 7 have ht:n fr nnenUy re
ifitfuted to connect my name with rfcoinmewfuti'ms nf
diift rcui kinds of Mrd'-ins btU rryitrdiny the practice
as out of my appropriate sphere, 1 have in alt tutus de
ztinot ; but with a cltnr proof iu various iutances,und
ptrtiutarly in my own family, of the usefulness of Or.
Jioojland's Herman Miters, j durt far once from my
usual course, to erprrss my full c-Hvictbn that fo
geneisl dt bility t.f the yteni, hu enpociully for Liver
Cf-u:j.'!wril, it i a tufts tiiui vhIuhuIu pn-pniHtiun. in
feme custs it may fail ; btL v.-uu7y, Idouit not, it ivill
be vtry beneficial lo those who su't'rr Jruin tVi aiovt
came. l'iurst vm reptc fully,
J. JI. KkS.XAltD,
liiyhih, btluu) Cvatet St.
Price of the Bittern. $1.00 per bottle
Or, a halt' dozen Tor $5.00.
t'nee of the Totiio, $1.50 por bottles .
Or, a half dozon for 7 50.
VLv Tuuic fs put u iu quart bjttlts.
Itecoibci U.at it is lr. fonjt.iHd's German Jit me dies
that are so universally us-d and p higdy rr com mend
ed ; and do not ailu the hrufujist to induct you to
take any thing else that he may say it Jim t as good, be
cause ie makes a hiru.r profit on it. These ittmediet
unll be scut bj esjuess to any locality upon application
to Uit
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
iYo. 631 AliVif STKETt Philadelphia.
CUAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor,
Tonueily C. M. JAOKSOK & CO.
These Itemed! are for .ale by
nrufeKUta, klorekeepers, and Jtledl-
clue ueulvrs everywhere
I to ttU frifi-t to examine well tint article you buy, in
JITa V. BUETOIT'S
Wabrahtku Ts. lutaors aix pbsiut-or Tobacco. U
siirWy vmmabts aA karwdtM. lytrtjm aud nrichet
iac aud MrsnKllisauuc
mu jLcslUoi toeie sud p
disesl tue heartiest food.
natiier. SDSUaU tb ui
iussss Bleep reirMaine,
miaUiaqsb rubust bsslih.
hiHokmrt ana cmmts ftr uurars ourtL Fries V if if
csuu oar box, pti frae. An iuuTSfcilnr trssUM oo lbs iw
juriouasOscu of UiCoco, with liiiiiaOftMUDouiaU, isist
emssa w ssv bum wuiu kuuiNa
vs. s. js amvui fjiiyt
fOK SALE BY ALL DRUGGlfl
uUoii, 'Beware of huiDbug iralu
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
lis natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
with the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick
ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tho
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or tho glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it docs
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long ou the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
t PKICE $1.00.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopinfi
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In tho whole history of
medicine, has anything won so widely and so deeply
upon tlie confidence ol imuikinU, us Una excellent
remedy I'or pulmonary complaints. Through a lonfr
series 'of years, und unions most of the races ol
men it has ren higher ana hmher in their cstiinu
tion, its it has becomo belter known. Its uniform
chtmit'tcr und power to cure the various aflectiuns
of Ihe hm;,'.i and llu oat, have inuUe il known as u re
liable protector aKaimt them. While ndaplcd to
milder forms ofiliM-.-e and to young children, it is
at the fame time the most cilectuul remedy that can
be given lor incipient consumpliun, und the dan
gerous ulVcclions of the throat and lungs. Asa pro
vision against sudden attacks of Croup, il should
be kept on hand mi every fumily, und indeed as ull
810 sometimes subject lo colds und coughs, ull
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled ejoitHitmptietn is thought in
curable, still great numbers ol cases where the dis
ense seemed selUed, have been completely cured,
and tho patient restored to sound health by the
C'icrri Petelarttl. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders of Hie I.ungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of llicin yield to it. When noth
ing else could reach Ilium, under the Cherry Pec
toral tliey subside and disappear.
A'tif'-i- inU Puhlio Speaker find great pro
tection from it.
Anlhma id ulwuys relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Jirom-hiti is generally cured by taking tlie
Cherry Pc.ctttrtil in small unci frequent doses.
ho generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish Ihe certillcntes of them here, or do more
than assure Uie public Uiut its qualities are fully
uiuuituiucd.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fevsr and Actue, Intermittent Fever,
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from malarious, marsh, or imusmaUo
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As its name implies, it does Cure, nnd docs not
fail. Contain in cr neither Arsenic, tjuinine, Itismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
Vtimtcver, it in nowise injures any patient. The
number anil importance of its cures in (he ague dis
tricts, are literally bevond account, and we believe
without a parallel in the history of Ague medicine.
Our pride is gratillcd by tlie acknowledgments we
receive of the radical cures elfectetl in obstinate
cases, nnd where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unaccliniated persons, either resident" in, or
travelling through miusmntir locnlitie", will be pro
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For I.ieer Complaint, arising from torpidity
of the Liver, it is nn excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into henllhv activity.
For Iiilinus Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is
an excellent remedy, producing manv truly re
mnrkable cures, where other medicines had failed
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