I
~'
gnIETIO rePCIlt ult4ration—:
gradually to bentihim down, un
ti;tie last Deeornltit4,:whenle 16%)1t
~Whiehhq.nCver left u
During his last illness the ,
11,6nbieg of thd.dth'Mete'of the
4„
-
Vit,•
tvas r trOstclearly and :beatiti full y
-,rried'3 .• ' Perfectly mare 'of• his rreal Vl-% , -, , '
, ~i , ,"., his preperations lor leaving, the
4 1 ? 1 - , ' : . 1 .'/" . vere
judiciously made; yet the hope
e least temporary recovery never for.
=,A' k him. .Of pain he was entirely free,
' . i 'ltd was even less troubled With cough
fiti?: , , n those in his situation generally aro.
~ e received the most careful treatment and ,
i , ',',. , nd nursing, and notwithstanding, his sip.
,-,:. e
. - tit° Wl4 , ,generally good, and his mind
ear and baoynnt,,his strength , gradually
=ft hire, and without a pang of suffering,
r sigi3 l ,llf regret, he surrendered his spirit
1. y.. its giver, rejoicing in the assurance that
~.
•':',:. le was about to be rewarded with 3 crown
f glory in Heaven, ' ,
Prices of Flourimil Grain.
following ptateinymt trill show the prices o
and Groin ut tho several places mentioned 11
lest dates.
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Onur
dolphig4 S 5 113 •61 OS
Xnr:c. 550 1 . 2 S GI • 44
5 62 I 25 65 45
!mare; • 1-12 58 .37
5 66 00 50 23
?a, 600 t 25 od"50
BANE NOTE LIST.
coy .
:: N*l3 - elcly from the Phitnclolphu: Papers
Pennsylvania.
.ad'a b'ks, par
. Bank, 13
,mborsburg,.
tyskirg,
;burg,
1. County,.
iistOvn, no sale
tdietown
lisle,
tidaysburg,
.yttesburg,
shington,,,
risliurg,
tesbale,
wesville, lal*l
liainsport, al
it,
solvent b'ks par•
ief Notes, 1,
I Towanda Rel. no sale
New York City.
Chelsea bank
Clinton,
Commercial,
Lafayette,
Washington, 70
Other solv. b'ks, par(
New York State, I
Allegheny co. GGa75l
". — America, Buffalo, 20
Commerce, do, 351
Atlas bank, 30
Canal, Albany, 25
Brockport, 25
•. 1 James. Bank, 1
Northern Ex., 1
Lodi, • 20a25
.) Lyons, 15
i 4 State b. Saugerties, 1
-4o ,
/21
s‘V.‘«
:2"
- (1.
g,,.._
• Ate
thyhotel :1.1:1
►: by the Feu:, at the ,1
f•!=E
ITI
h.,
N L' . 'ilr §4'l: oat ff... 1
.. AND
(!) 11l 1M ,ia 1 4 4.1. q.) W. 11) 0 %
m ilEiuliscribers haye opened a Blur° on the
oil Now turnpike, at itotaing Run, in Bradford
:
township, where they respectfully announce in
st the citizenc of tint part of the county that they
' will firitl , / large and wall a9vorted stork of
'': Dry Ilardh Groceries,
5
Queeusware, Boots and Shoes,
~-
Mill . and Cross-cut sates;, •
•
and ell articles generally kept In- a . country
state, %%Mich they are determined to
„telt at•pri
ces to mike it an ortltict for purchasers to give
L;" ii, them a tan
VI - Lumber and country produce token in cx
'.. change for goods
DID oi
135
2119
• tb“
,u'
• Ait
thy,
'Ass
. of
Roaring Run,"Ju'no 20
I :rk• >
Cur.
Au
IRON & NAILS.
THE subscribers have conainntly on hone a
L 1 large supply of II ON and NAILS °fall sizes,
which they will sell et the lowest prico for cast'.
IRVIN, McCOY & CO ,
loshorg
harks
rence
po--
Juno 20, '5O.
IMPORTANT TO SUNDAY SCIIOOLS.
wilt; undersigned ts prepared to supply Sunday
- Schools with any Books published by the Sun.
day School Union, at the Catalogue prices. Books
carefully packed and sent by Mgr) w_hen required.
GEO. LIVINGSTON, Agent,
For A S. 8, Union.
Bellefonte, June 18, 1850
I, 'last
,in the
offered
,mpt
citizeo.
Lime. Lime.
;MIRE subacriber respectfully informs tho public
that ho has just burnt a kiln of Limo neer the
iesidanco of Malor James Armour, near Belle-
I:Aprils. where, he-is prepared toilet) it on reason•
o' 4 MO terms to suit times. ' The limo is of the ve
try bastAtluality, free from coke or core, and of
a beahtitul whito color. It is at least ,equal to
any that ham over boon cold in t hie county, as all
judges of the article will 14 when they , 'see it,
RED LION HOTEL,—The subscriber also
keeps this well known TAVERN S ['AND, Biwa.
led on Allegheny street, Bellefonte, whore he is
'provided with everything necessary tor the ac
commodatton of man and beast, and wilt spare no
with - t
in
o tik° il comfortable who favor him
their euetom
such
y hetid
—Nrs.
ego-
aid
.6 , was"
ccouig•
_1 .
ot);ir7,
titxte.
JAMES IticEPLLEYI
iJialNazttorJune 18.1850.
.(9.llliftiVlC+na "
A" pets Ons are hereby . notified that have
porch/lad of Roland . Llvergood one Vette ci
ll'year old Oien. and have loft the sump with him
to keep until I Inay reqUire - thent
lam MILLER.
(v.!
tiot; ,
OW IPC ,
' Cl i il ' 4 l. # ti
( ittid 1
, t
' l ll 11
. t
~,' 1 !
.. 44 ,
4ii rf
, AN):
June SA,
.
.N.3)4114• :" ; ".
A the etieripipi ..coirttir',,v:ii I .p - o ! t:,taig!
asoortruota orliolo tind Notim at tow Orteet. •
• •
. Corwetot ?ills, Jiinttl4). t
m
Bank, Cayuga L. 1
Western, Roches., 30
Binghampton, 50
Ca tta raugu s co. 30
Clinton county, 15
Commercial, Buf., 15
do , Oswego, 10
Farmers',Seneea, 30
Hamilton bank, 15
Meehan. Buflido, 45
Merchants' Ex., 40
Millers', at Clyde, 10
jOswego, . 60
iPlicenix,Buffalo, 35
Staten Island, 50
(State b.Buffalo,73aBo
ISt. Lawrence, 76
Union, Buffalo,. 30
U. S., Buflltlo, 30
• Watervliet, 15
Other solv. b'ks, 1
1'
lul~}
MEM
Del. B'dge Co. 85
Yarilleyville, 15
Piuinficld, --
Other solvent, par
Solvent Cincinnati 1
Cleveland, 5
Hamilton, 15
Counmer., Scioto, 10
do
. Lake Erie,7s
ISanCluskSr;
Norwalk,
Farrners',Canton,7c)
Granville Soeiety,—
Lancaster, 15
Crlianntt B'ipaeo.Bs
Other solvent, - 1
;Under Fives,
nit4h.:
err;ni. Lv ‘ll.. barrel and
ra ol
.18.1.M.1 Saint.
k5O.
F P
efiRISTIAN POTTARFF
=V
Kai
NEW GOODS
AS CJIZAI' AS ANY IN THE'
•
COUNTY,
.._,„
iri AN rum Fol.:Sim ieeil' at the_sioik.'uf MAN !
U..NTNG-sTE:Vt:NSON.. itatra'rnili:''F'att of
i;learflold Bridgo.. •
. . ..
.
'Vito Suhuciti or is tlyternatard to' furnish geode
at prices so moderate aq to mato, it the intrrest of
oil parefiasers irt his section to dont with turn. tic
hes : plat received, acturig other things. a large ea
.
sortatent of , . .
shoes` and 4,lothißig 9
made; in the neatest .and most
substantial manner, and 'to be' , ,
sold, at very lOwprices. Some
handsome 011 4_:600t hS t - for
Tables, stands, etc.
A 114seed-Oil, Fish-Oil,
Varnish, White-Lead, Putty,
Glues; etc.
A iso—Nails and Spikes, Iron
and Steel, Forks, Spadesi Sho
vels, PovMer , and Shot.
Blue, Black and Mixed .
Broad cloths from $2 50 a 5 00
Ca.ssimeres at 1 00 a 2 50
Sattinets, 50 a 1 00
Kentucky Jeans, 371
Bleached muslins, 8 a 16
Unbleached de , 6 'a 1211
calicos, 6 a 18i.
Sugar, Coffee,.Tea, Spices, and all
kinds of Groceries, Fish, Bacon,
Ham, etc.
LADIES",
WILL be es - peetall 1.10 :bed wlietimeeimens 0L bin
Silks, Lawns, Linens (4- Bonnets,
As well us %yid' the CHI A + I I COP NS kVA k
end other 'tittles too numerous ta nv pit",
Lumbermen and 'abets v.ll. lino .1 los stdr,
ercesktit and 91.11 SA tt n. a 'l dr.
orplwee.and all things 11 , J1' tIV Li 13 116.61 ;/.1, of
hinene.
The subscriber hes also S.l Is, For, Loom. C , adg
Rouge &:Ready
te
a word. every b ..ly elm find every thi • it
Ihut n reanonablo nun, ran went, et 1.1 It t 4 w 1, os
unable that a grumbler gramh.e.
MANNINO .STErENSON.
Erint 01 Clear (kid tsu.ge, Ju,,e 21, 1850
ISDN,. NAILS AND CASTINGS.
W1101.2.-3.1.t.,r,
..rlin:pi AT
liittamaing 11•011 WOrkiii.
Flat bait fr. .11 to 41 in. by 1 to 1 in.
pr. lb. • 2
" sto 6 do pr. lb. 31
Horse and Mule shoe " 31a4 ,
Round &square from 1 toll in." 1i
"11to 31 in." 31 asi :
" ito i in. " 3.t. a 5
Band or scollop " 2a a3l
Hoop from 21 to 4 in. wido 3i
2to fl- . 4a6i,
Sheet N 0.13 a 20 5 a 5
Nail rods, Juniata, 6
Nails, 10a12a16a30a40d. in keg $3,25
8 a 9 ~ 3 50.
,
6a 7 ~ 4,00
f..' __ 425
4 4.6 4,54
3 ~
. 5,50
Spikes Irani .3 to 6 in. 11 4,00a400
Hollow-ware eastingiper lb. 2i cts
Mili, Thrashign Machines and
other castings, to order, 3a4
CookincT,Coal and other Stoyes,Grates
&c. at Pittsburg prices.
BROWN, PHILLIPS & CO.
Kittanning, June 18, 1850.—pd
Auditor's Notice.
trai:ll.', undersigned, na A utlit3r typoottcd by t h e
Orphans' Court ol Cluartiold coollty, to tt
Bute the tondo in tho bands of Jacob !louver, Jul
roltoctraior of tho ccutoftul Martat Hoover prof
George tkover, oeo'ii, trt and stantig those ktgally
funded thereto, will attend Wine duties of his np•
putnitnent at tho Prothonotary's (Alice, in too bur
°ugh of Ciotti-field, on Saturday tho 27th July next.
SN , hen and wheat alt persons irmirosted 'nay attend.
ELLIS IRWIN, Aud'r.
July-18th, IRSO.
Li) Lt4AI
WIIEREAS. iny wife, 111:181'sTE WAR r.
Is -.Ty rica - antr boald %%ithoill ally
juiit eausu ur priir uvotiun ;%Ita•ever
This is. therol s ure. to ware all I:ersons (rum trus
ting her on my neconAL Re I am di:Ruin : tried to
pay no debts of Igor contracting alter this data.
WM. STEWART.
Becegrin Ip.,June 19. 1850 —pd
Auditor's Notice;
rapllE cubterther having been/appointed by the
IX Orphan , / Court of Gtearfield cuUlity. MI Au.
ditOr to Audit, gent') and adjto the teetnranntary
account !Jewry linprty and Writ. ttlutten Exec
were 41 the last %%ill and tetaconent of Juitit
ty. ttee'd, hereby giVrEl uuttco Oita tt ‘vill
to the dunes I,f - said appointineni tit, hie offien in the
borough of Canirlivid, MOliday ' lllo 26th Augural
next, at 10 lock, a. in.
Ji F. WEAVKiI, And r.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
rirw.p.wr.thip herotolnre (.iietina between
tho auto:4llllms, in. the Foundry husineae. un•
der the name et Soyler & Litz, has this day naen
d.ssulved by mutual consent The Looks and ac•
counts ere to the hands ut David Litz, at the Fowl.
dry, who is entitled to receive ali the amounts upon
them dtio to the late firm.
W. B. SEYLER,
• DANID LITz.
June.lB, MO.
FOR SALE
Ono Strong i C e•lVaggu . n ,with good Lod &r.
Patent Luck, end botieved w lie a ouportur urlielo ;
• ' ' ALSO '
One Dearborn Woligon, %%WI bed, which trio
tub
scribers offer tor solo uo renhoduble
LEUN A LiD & MOORE,
Clearfield, Juno 12,1850. it.
S
• J. B. IIeBNALLY, s, •
s s • Attorney at Limy
,oqated til tho borough of 5
. ,
S Cliarfield, Will attend to all legal butonesis S
sentru9ted to him with promptness unti fitit•lity : S
Office 4vvo doors east of the Prothonotary 's :1
S office. .4 . • •
ur.il/4"rvv 1
.r.r.r.nn.r.ra•-",:r..nr L
.
• JOHN ITENWOOD,
Barber and Blair Dreaser l i:
Vespeci fully informs tho cibiesCleorrield and
vicinity, 1114 loi will attend' to the above business
without injury to " L ila or hair." Ills shop is in the
room °lmmo; Lenirlo's hotel, whero he will, bii4
Wild at all times. Those who ,desire to become:
subscribers,. are toqueateil mike. , ItrelineineDt.ll
without delay. .
Juno 8,1850. • : •
BIM
=I
Y NYA:IA 11.9,1:II:. , CUBA; !.,11.,,,--.,
FRESH 4-044iVAL.
. NEW.74:06P:5:...":":,
V;f - ' 2b the Citizelis of Cztrzeinsiiille
and szer,rounding camytry.
ISAAC SI)117 1 H
As 3unt received a choice selection of NF .5V
IaGOODS of iho latest elites,
Groceries, Boots 4. Shoes, Hats cyCaps.
Hardteare; Cutlery, Crockery; Glass 4-
(2zwenswore, Nails, Books Station,
ary, Oils and Paints, Cotton yarn 4:c.
I do not pretend to 0'14;1710.1RM n HSI of Noel)
goods ns I have, but only n.qk a roll' from per•
sons Wanting nnything in toy line. I hnvn POI OCINI
toy stork for the row:colones of the formers nut!
14mh, rrneeoti which 4 reope.cauily invite !heir at
tenuoa. I do riot wish to prodaeo noy inlsn im•
preedons by advertising; I have detertnmrd to sell
at totter prices than thin brims goods hove been
svlltng.tn This vo oily for cosh of on time to pone•
tont torn nod by this mount; hope to receive o
shore of public pni,onno.
ALSO
A Inrgo block of HEADY MADE clothing.
%%holt %sot. Re lye Irual v ,ry b e st 0 . 10 ,41,811
moot to t,l)o coy, for sale low fur cosh or country
vro4ucc.
Pro loco b" ta ken in exchange fur guqtle
the ni•lrlt i a ricom
May 25 1850
rdteting of County Commissioner:l,
wi t...,R 6 oNs havina tc./ trouon , t t+.lll the
Imrtrd of aii!.lllllo4.lo,.Prfl of Vnierfield comity.
tvtll tlte notice, Ittltt 13nord %Nit{ lie n..ssion
their office, in the I.nrugn oi.Cicarfield, on Mon
tiny, the let of July next.
Attest.—A. H. SHAW,. Ct'k.
Comit.'re Office, t
Juno 14. 1850
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Tfi E undersigned members of th c Board of Schl
Directors 01 the borough of Cloorfield, twee exonno.
ed the Sellout and Eduernillltill Bt1(1148 published by
.: S. Bartle, & co,, N. Y., and uffeied by Messrs.
Fulton & Barr, agents for the sale of said Books.
and adopt them for use in the ac houle under their
..tinrgc., viz i -
Davis' First _Lessons in Arithmetic.
Davis' School Arithmetic.
Parker's Philosophic Series, to witt—ln
troduction to "First Le§sons—First Les
sons, and Compendium.
Fulton & Eastman's Copy Books and
Penntnanship.
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Willards History of the United States.
do Universal History.
Northends Speakers
.& Dialogues.,
Porkers Series of Sel'i`3ol readers.
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ents, tho purchrtso anew Books to se
lect from the above list.
G. R. arautErr
Etale Imyrr;
R. F WARD.
D. W. MoonE
,School Directors.
The ni);.‘ve BOolts aro tor sn., nt tl,e slur, of E. &
W. F. IrA lo,C.'4nrfioht, owl or N rx Irv
,%,•i r viiie, t own. peg j,. tort tnotitl ‘1 t.l be I
I 0 . '3111161y (VII I, mot E. FUL lON, og'i.
June 14. 18:.O.
NEW GOOD'S.
PRICES REDUCED AND TILE QUA L
ay IMPROVED I
4 1 & F. tnivejtAt opened nt their
A • blur,' in 1.,t) I.nrutign ikari,o!,l one of the
t , e , t chi] t.sguriinent.4 ER G•.ork ever
to eounly. They inVllo V1(11011:1! nl
-I,nln,n Io ti,otr retch ("I
Summer Hats, Boots and Shoes.
I u nthltilun U) %S they hove Lho usuul sup
Dry Goods, Groceries, QueerAs,
ware, Hardware, Nails, Glass,
Tinware, Drugs, Medicines, 4-c.
‘viiirh to• y iti;end ro nod very uw lur CA II or
( 0 mary produce. junu 14.
SUSQUEHANNA AND CLEARFIELD COUNTY
BRIDGE COMPANY.
VafICE to tr:relly given Itml books Will be
pelted for Bulmt . ription to the cepithl stuck ul
the above named coutp,my will be opened by the
tuttlereigned. %the etinitnisaiettera named in the
charter,' at Urecicimed Bells, in liell'ldvknehip, tin
Saturday the Gilt cloy ul July next, at winch' time
and fdaco a rauj.,ray 01 the board will attend.
Wm. T. 'l'nonp,
GREENWOOD BELL,
JAMES ELDER,
DAVID BELL,
JOIIN P. 1.191,'T,
June 15, 1850
NEW STORE.
J UST
arrived n fresh supply of CIIKAP and SEA
SONADLS: goods at the CHEAPEaT Vuitton.
JOHN PATTON.
Cutwensvillo, June 11, 1850.
Cautloil.
ALL porsons aro hereby cautioned against ta•
king an assignment ul a note whist) I gave to
JAIL ti. Byers. for So% eu Llu'lars and Fitly Cent.,
$7 50, payable 'di rco ;months alti:r doe, as I ant
determined dot to pay the same unless Compelled
by law, as it was Illegally obtained.' •
JOHN MILES.
Ferguson, Juno" I`2. 1840.
Tailoring Emlablislinienl.
Summer and Fall Fashions for 1850.
M. A. FRANK,
ESPECTFULLY whams the citizens el rleta
lied and VU tnny that lie Is now ealiying 0.1
ii,u Catlin-tog totsii.ews ut oil its brant•lies,
......I*ncer on S. cwidi.lrect, ..here he IN prepnred
lu t xeeti:e all work entrained to his care %%ail tieJi-
e+ and despatch, most reusoratile torins.
THE LATI..BI' 1 , 461110,NS aro regularly re.
cooled from Neve York and Philadelphia, and he
leo.tl el/111111'M of rendering salishienun to ;ill who
desire their work chino 111 a neat, lualliOnahle and
durable manner.
N. LS. Endues Habits find 111atitIc3, or Sacks
0.1.14 s ur cut to order.
CrP,illkigithi u 1 euuniry produce (delivered) re
eelved to pnyinerq or work,nt the inurket pricee.
Clearftel.), June 14, 1830.
Zl.cr(.oll).osk
TIIE 1•611,4•r•to r ts nuts opening at lii store in
14 0 borough of Cwarfioltl, a go , al as,artracritol
seas 'filth:a G0".1%, tvottAt ho„
SVII tuts for l'unl!
ur Country l'rJanet. ,
.11.111 r I, 18:417
S , l
VI; ILL he sold ut to:iv o bale, on ronsonnb:o
14./111 4 4,
One 'Horse, One carriage, One Small
Wagon, Two setts of Harness, Zeo
Saddles and a Bridle,
BClllg, 1.11 4/1 11113 I ,rtyt.,ty ut 1110 Into flov. P. Me
theounc.i. Any onu wt3ll , lig to tiort , ttupt-,
ca n lnll nl th e Fin iib1•11114:f . /11 1115 litike 111 ille . lior•
"ugh ut C:te.triteld. or Ito. lair
4leceuqud hntl rt tttste cut ul Git.orfiviii Britite.
16. J. U. 5101:AA1 4 LY, Ex'r.
John 12,,0350.
li.i'or
COOK & PLATE STOVES,
J 1 1:)1' received, a lui 01 11..ili,may Ito I ANiso.
CHEAPE:sT . CiAtNER. Very
w 'Jr CatiO or Lulic.er.
ja r • • • ‘re4 :
t py • igii§o:l4, • ivitare.
el AME to thO.prendoed of the aubsriiber: in flee
enna towpship,,,Cienrfield county, abput the
2Uth of YlnY last, (ARM; 114,Y MOE. attProa
ed to he about 14' years °la. owner will - r , iine
lotlyard,.puive property, pay charged and take
Iter
away, otheetsisd §ho svtil ho disposed of as t h e laiv
&it -petit. • •• CEO. 01311 ELL
tioreeria, June 14,1650, pd ;
PUBLIC CAUTION..
'PUBLIC Caution is lier.by given to nll persons
not.to purchase a certain Judgement Note given by
ruo to ilbralhim Goss jr,, (of George,) for Furl Doi.
lays; dated on pr about the 16th day of May. 1850,
ii..ynient of Wbich norii David Fleglf is hail;
nB iittVe nut recciyeil' %Foto , . for the tune, and will
nut pay it until compellA by 19w. •
f./. W. GEARHART.
Eggs tri., June 6. 1850.—pd.
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they have received, ifir the pastyear, since
the enlargement. The Gazette now con
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itulation of points in which this journal
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not be out of place here.
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has been made up principally of original
contributions in prose and verse, and not,
as most of the weeklies are, of selections
clipped from the country papers and each
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ways have fresh rending, therefore ; and
this from the very best pens the country
ttffords. Some of our most eminent wri
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mong them we may name, the author 9f
the "Bedott Papers," Mrs. Ann S. Ste,
phens, T. Mackeller, and the author of
"Lights and Shadows of a Country Parson's
life." A partial list of our original con
tributors is subjoined.
Miss Eliza Leslie; Author of "Bedott
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Judson ; Edith May; T. A. Mackellar;'
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ows of a Country Parson's Life;" Mrs.
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der the paper, both in its literary charac
ter and excellences of paper turd printing
peculiarly
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This .
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rapid but candid and judicious notices of afflicted, to inform them wh'at Wistor'stailians of
the literature of the day, us cannot fail to ,
Mild Cherry has done tor my
_claughtei Thera
keep the reader fully enlightened on this . ,
1. is many a parent it ho hae given up a hetored i , Ji
important subject, at once tivnishing food or daughter, as a, prey to lho felt destroyer. C'e'r:-:
for thought and conversation, nod iadica- . They -• • • . • - • - . -',
, sumption. have —as 1 nave done,...tricid•
ling to the student where to turn, instead • • . •
. all the most skillful and ornineai physician, w iiti - - - ;
of crittuntio• away his time in wading I, .
their teach, and all of the most popular reale.
1
through, the , (loud of publication which no '
dice that seemed to hold out some hope fora .
enintiates from the press. '
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WISTAR I B BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The Great Randy for Consumption of the Dings
Aiklions of the Liver, Asthma, flronchitis, Pains
•
or Weakne.:!ls of the Breast or binge, and oth. :
cr affections 0,04 Pulmonary Organs.
Wis nut's BALSAM OF WILD CUERIPi
is a fine lIERDALI..LEDICINE cotnpOsed chiet.
ly of 4ViLn CHERRY BARK and the genuine Jot;
LAND MO!ei (the latter imported expressly for this .
purpose,) the rare medical biques of vthic}i are
also combined by a new chemical process, with
the extruct . of_ tar.—thus rendering the whale
compound tho most certain and efficacious rem...
dy over discovered for
eQ i NSUNIPTION OF TfIE LUNGS.
We aro ju►t in receipt of the following eolun•
ary tribute to the curative purer .01 .Mel
Balsam of Wild Cherry. from E klall, M. D., DE
Mount Glemene, Michigan, who is a physician of
high standing, and an extensive Druggist I
Mr. txxstsna, Mich., Oct. 29;1849.
To the afflicted this may certify that Ivlrs \ tle
Roberts of this village, three or four weeks after
confineinent,"viaa attacked• with a violent cough
and great prostration, aid seerned hastening to
the grave with fearful rapidity. advised her
to .u.o Wistari .11alsaril of Wild Cherey..iltoVid
so, and with that valuable medicine aline, in the
space of three or lour weeks, was restored to
health, and is non• a liv . ing proof of tho volire .of
.t •
Wisiar's BalFsm of Wild Cherry,
Read on and be convinced still further of thi
rerrirkahlo virtues of
. 1 1 Vistittes . liplouna of Wild
Cherry—
Messrs SANTOAD & Parix—,Gent,,—As a mat .
,
tel till ustice to you, and lor the bene fi t of tha
public, I would oiler the following statement of !s
cure effected.hy your medic,ino, known as Wit.
lar's italsam of .Wild Cherry. In the spring of
1847 my wife was eevorely Attacked witli,Perip•
neumonia, or Pleurisy, which resulted in %clasp
seated pain in the side, accompanied with a 110.
vete cough ; she was attepded by !Gine of She
beat phy . siciotte in Chicsgo,too but no purpos ,
,for weeks she su ff ered, without relief, coughlng•
incessantly night and day. I came to the con•
elusion that all the remedies knives) to the phya•
'clans could not hold her, and was Induced to try
your .Wild Cherry," I procured one bettle,aril
commenced using it according to directions;
lore it %las all donerhecaug?: slopped, and Ot pain
in her aide isle her, and with the aid of noodler
bottle she was reat,ored to perfect health. . ln con
I '
sideration of these circumstances, I would recoras
mend it to the public as a valuable peclicina.
Your, rcspoctfully,
. .
GRAND Rams, Meth., Oct. 6.1849. •.
The following wo have just
,received Punt Met-,;
ire. Fell. McCracken 1 5.c.i-o ,•Agonta ft:ihe,
of Wirtiaeo Balsam of Wild Cherry at
..E. HALL,
.Physician and Druggivt
R. N. GARRATT
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