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Newspaper Page TextDALLAS, SATURDAY, MAR 1. VIOTOHIA C. WOOUUULL. We print below an e ctract f iu th speech of Mrs. WoodhuH which was to have been delivered to Cooper Insti New York, January 9, 1873. We should like to reprint the whole speech, but our limited space will u t permit Among the many things said in the speech to which we refer, is found the following. JJ Y WtlEXDS A ND FEL LOW CITIZENS: I come into vour presence iroiu a cell in the American Rastile, to which I was consigned by the cowardly servility of tbe age. I am still held under heavy bonds to return to that cell, or to meet luy trial in a United States Court, upon a scandalous charge trumpt up by the ignorant or the corrupt officers of the law, conspiring with others to deprive 'me. under the falsest ar.d shallowed IJoceSjOf my inherited privileges American citizen. In my person, the freedom of the press is assailed, and stricken down, and such has been the adverse concurrence of circumstan ces that the press itself has taeitly consented, almost with unanimity, to this sacriligious invasion of one of the most sacred of civil rights. Public opinion too has been abur.ed iuto coa curriog for a moment with th:s out rage. My sister and myself are now in dicted in the United States Court ou the preposterous charge of sending obscene literature through the Uuited States mail a charge which the officers of the Government will never dare to bring to a trial, as they cannot afford themselves to be brought into complete ridicule. If anything which I can say in this address, or which i can say or write at any time, can pro voke or sting them into a fully ami madness of exposing the weakness and the damnable outrage of this unhallow ed proceeding against peaceable au J law abiding citizens, by bringing tho case to trial I shall cousider that succss the most fortunate event of my life. lut I now predict before you, and nuke ray formal record of that prediction for luure refferenca and me that I sluli fall, utterly fail in the attempt. The District Attorney, and everybody con cerned in this nefarious mitter have either already accomplished all they aimed at, by covering my si?tr and me with the odium of being prisoners and accused of a scandalous offense, or they have had enough of the Wiioiu matter seeing that it was a plunder from the start, and wish theu. selves fairly rid of it. 1 repeat my prediction, and make it as marked and distinct as po-.ail.le : thj Uuited States Government will never proceed to trial, in the cae now on their court docket in the Southern District of New York, against Victoria C Woodhull and Tennie C Claflin, for violating the Statute of Congress against transmitting obscene literature through the mails. They will never dare to do it. On the other hand, T predict that the Government will-not enter nolle prosequi, and make thereby the only honorable reparation, to some slight extent, which it would be in their power to make, for the outrnge they have committed on our individual rights. And my friends, you must not forget that, when an individual is wronged, by the superaction of law officers, the public is thereby outraged. I predict, however, that the course they will pursue will be to hold ttie case-Cver our heads, as a threat, to de Joyivd postpone it from time to time, kT pretend that they intend to bring us to trial, and yet never to do so in fact ; in the hope that fortune will favor them in getting them out of the scrape, through our death or proverty. or virtual surrender to the force of a long continued persecution. Rut they reckon without their host. The cards of fate are shuffled for a different deal. I cive notice linm and and now, I hope the occasion IS sufficiently public one.that the nubltna. lion office of Woodhull & Claflin's WEEKLY is at Broad street, New York city, and that from that office there will Boon be issued and sold to all appli cants a revfsed edition of the suppn-as ed number of Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly, containing the Beech r Tilton scandal," and that wlihin a few weeks there will probably have been sent a million copies of it to every part of the world, so that the whole public frhall be my jury, and decide whether there is anything obioone ia that carueyt Jind jUMuj portant statement! LEGAL AIlrldUTlSfS!llT PKOCLAMATION. Whereas, under the Act of the Legislative Assembly t the Statu of Oregon, entitled An Act to protect liti-gHiit" approved October 241, lS7).the Lidku al Kkimblican a newspaper pub lished at Wallas. Polk County, Oregon, ha been designated to publish the legal und judicial advertisements for tho count' of Polk iu the State of Oregon, aad W ii k h rc as, the proprietor of aM Libkkal IlKi't'nLiCAN has filed with the county clerk of s;iid Polk County, wrlttm stipulations accepting the condition of sni ill Act. together with bonds approved as the law directs, with proper returns and notices, thereof to this office according to law, and therefore said Libkkal Hki'II.ican is hereby proclaimed to be appointed and eon linn ednsthe medium through which all legal ami judicial advertisements for the County of Polk s luil I be published for the period authorized by law. Dime at the Executive Office, in t city of Salem. This tho Uh day of December A. D, li 7" L. F, lHOVKR, Governor of Oregon. S. V, Ciiadwick Secretary of State. Attest su.inioxj, In the County Court for the State of Ore gon for the County of Polk, S, S. Jio. J. Daly, Plff" Action at law to recover vs money M A Fitzmrris Deft I To M. A. FiUmorris, Deferdiiit, In the name of the Statu ot Oregon, you are hereby required t appear and answer tho complaint fileil against you in the above entitled action, within six weeks from the datn of the service of this summons upon you, and if you fail so to answer, for want thereof tho Plaintiff will take judgment agnint you tor tbe kuui of uu hun dred and eight dollars and 50 ct iu (1dd Coin to gether with interest thereon since January 1st, 1S72, at the rate ot ten per e tit per annum to gether with costs and disburfeinents. Publi cation ordered by Hon. J. II. Myer, Judge, iuehambors January '20d, 1S7 . M. L. ErTi.rn, PitTs Atty. J'73'2S Cw In the Circuit Court for the Stat" of Oregon for the County of Polk S, S June McAlpin, Plff vs Itobart MeAIimi Deft Action in Equity To Rfbirt McAlpin Defendant. In the name ot the State of Oregon, you are required to appvir and aenwut the cu plamt tiled av;aiui( yu in the above entitled iii'tion, mi or bctre the i-cei i.d Monday in May lS7."i, and it you fai' to answer, IV r want there, t the PitT will a-k tliu Omrt for the relief iu tht eomplaiut prayed, whii-h is for a divorce trorn )nu and for the eot dy of the chiJnrcn uii-i their maintenance and costa at.d dlsburacmeuir ut sail. P. C. Sn.uv ii. W. LW.vi1 F7.r8 fl I.a Attys. In the Circuit Couri f r tho State of Oregon, for the County of Polk S. S. Laura Eveline Kcane 11 fT vs Deft J Suit in E-juity Juuioi Henry Keane To the above named Defendant. In the name of tbe State ot Oregon, you ar hereby repaired t appear and answer tbe mm plaint tiled auint you in the above entitled action, on or before the eccoud Moudv of May next, 17 I, and if you ra I to nnvrer. for want thereof the PiamtiiT will apply to the Court lor the relief in the complaint prayed, which is for a divorce from you nl f.r the custody of the infant child of laid marriage aud cjstiaui disbursements J. W.Lwox, E. S r i. i.t vax. F 15 7.1 tw Att'ys tor PitT A DM I NIS rilMOIIS SO ViCli. Notice i hereby given that I wj duly ap pointed Administrator, at tho February tern) of the Co in ty Court for Polk County 1 S 7.1, of U'tl.iam Whitley deceased. All persons who have claims aaint th- Es'ate ot raid dteeaed are iieroby notified to present the ame to me within six months from the date hereof or tKeir claims will bo forever bared. This February 4, 1873. Dk.uaui IIayii, I'"?!! A I'm- LSTHAY. N OTIC 12. T 1TAKKN VP RY THE PfBPCRIRER living iu Eo'a, Polk. County Oregon on the 17th day or January, Is?.', one bay horse ubout 1 1) hands hih snppuicd to be d or 6 years old, do brands, bus a very fcmall saddle mark on each ide, came to ibis place about September 1, IS72. appraised at $20, also one Dun steer at $15, also one pale red steer with some white spot appraised at $15. "ne pal red steer with fotne white in the flanks appraised at $15 ! one paie heifer, with nmc white appraised at $15. Said cattle all supposed to b two years old past have been running about my place about twelve months and all have a closo crop off the ri;bt ear. Ap praised by T. P Pearco Justice of the Peace. William Jones F73 8'4w EMTKAY K OTIC 12. fflAKEN UP RY THE SUBSCRIBER 1 living four miles North of Kola, Polk County, Oregon, rn Janunry 4th, lh7.. One dark bay horse colt, supposod to be two yeajs old past, about HJ hands hih, has a small star in the forehead, has been running about three mouths, appraised by T, P arce Justice of the Peace at $35 OEOROE W. Cavitt. Dated this 25tb dav of Jan. A. D. 1873. FT73 4w IMTHAY NOTICE. TAKEN UP BY v. C. KEYTE, LIVING near Perrydale, Polk County, Oregon. On Ray Horse supposed to be seven er eiht years old, about fourteen bands high, also one Brown Horse supposed to be four or five years old, white spot in the forehoad, white strip on tbe uose. and near hind foot white to pas er joint, also dim brand on near hip. ApjraUed by me at til teen dollar acb or $o0, II. N. V, HOLMKS, Justice of the Peace, in and for the Couuty of Polk and Statoof Oregon. Dated this Cih day of January A. - I S73. Feb'l'73 4w lHollowayti't Ointment and Pills Scrofu ouse, erifipulas, salt rbem, and all skin dis eases, indicate impure blood. Tbe Oiutment reaches and obliterates the poison in tho veins while the Pills remove all internal obstructions Nild 78 Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price 25 cents per pot or box Ask ioi uw style tbe old is comoterfeil 1 ' s-! LOOK! LOOK! ! LOOK!! ! i HO It T E R VV OBTLEY fc CO. ELLEN DALE STORE Hav just received an i Hoots und Ses , j Hats and Cap j i ClUlij. Cos ery and Glassware. j Hardware, Groceries, Provisions, Ac. I I)U I3S G ( ()IH, SA 1 M P I. li, VlSC Y, & I)KY GOODS ofjall kinds, ! I i H hica they will, sell cheap, Come and i try iheir prices. The highest price paid for all kinds i t t produce j MILLIONS of EG QS and TONS of BUT TF Wanted koi,thr fc wort iv icy IV A T I O IV A Ii I 11 U S I S E S S COLL E O 1 POST OFFICE CLOCK. COLNKU First and Aldkh Stkkkt PORTLAND, UKKQON. vnnrt n vr n x.-r r-T T rnfTT.fJT! ! ' Til 13 liHUC.TiO.X I'OKTIIi: TIMivS The Importance of ti Practical Education waj norer mere Apparcut laaa otv : 1 T IS I'NIVrJRS ALLY ACKNOWLEDGED that as we ifr in p perity we trrw ui-r praetical, and tl at it is required of men that they edufale themseHe pr.ictieall dsicute themselve4 in the best manner postdble to meet the deiuiiud of tho tunes. When AKejtUaus, Kiuir of Sparta, was ak d what tiling!) he thought in'-t prjier lor iiy' t learn, berejiied: " 'I'liuwi things whieU I e I.oul 1 yjru'-'iYc Mtbtu they lc ue men." Deliver ad things in mitii' er an t wrigi;t, snd put till iu writing thit llm i givcl out or r.- ; reivent in," is preeept of universal application : and there i a pen.i: nei-rssity I-r 1 1 1 tri'i ou servariee iu all bu-nn. s transactions. Vuun men the future Mllureof. this Co t-l Vol ! Are VOL" prepared lu uiewt its domati -t ? A COLT. SE OF INSTRUCTION to meet tbe DKMAIYD. of THE AE ! The oiott thorough, and comprehensive coi:k?e oi isrsi.vcss training ever introduced by tny c o .u n : Bt c i a is OR 7 U SJ A ESS COLL E (J E, combining T II K C it Y AND VI I A C T I C K , by lue .nn of VAXKS JSD I1ULXESS tWHE?. The Course is rn arra isjcd and Tauzht euabto the Students t m;itT it in the Shortest Time possible t to Each Student, after passing thr.mgb the TIIKOUV COURSK, becomes an actual HOOK KEEPER ASD MUCH AS If. where, in tbe space of a frw WKEK-5. he ob tains the experience of an ORDINARY LIFE TIME. The TELEORAPH DEPARTMENT is now fitted up with tb- best of instruments, and is in complete runnimr order. For FULL INFORMATION, send for COL LEO E PAPER. Address: DkFRANCE X JAMES. 52 v I Portland, Oregon. OF WORK AT THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. CAN 15E HAD BY CALLING ON. HIITIES & ItAlHELDK STEAM JOB PRINTERS, 03 Front Street, Portland, Oregon A LARGE ASSORTMENT of PLANKS Circuit, County, and Justices' Courts, con stantly unhand. Also, llonds, Deeds, Mortgages aud Blanks for use in Bankruptcy cases. Advertise By uaelng Letterheads, billher lri circu t lar printed envelopes, tto us a tall an ...I ...Sh nnnd.H lar printed envelopes aod sd lv xurrdn COMMERCIAL MOTEL OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, SAL.I3M OKEGON. MRS. A.J. RIELY PROP rpnrs noir se will br kept in I First clai-s order, and with attentive aud ob g'og servants NO CHINESE COOKS EMPLOYED I am prepared to furnih good accommo dations to the traveling public, and will Ure very e.-.d-.i vor o mer( the putronae of the public FHKi: COAt'M to the House' Regular Boarding at very low raters: Feb 15.73 ly A FAMILY ARTICLE Agents riiaVe$l2 50 'per day, $75 jer weel A N i: 1 1 tt ULY N liW S EJ WIN G. FOR DOMESTIC USE, ONLY FfVE DOLLARS. With The New Patent Iluttou note Worker. Patented June 7th. 1871. A mo-it wood -rful und t-Iegu1' tl v cons rncted Sewdio Maciiink f-r Family Work "ouidi te in all its Parts, Cm s, the striiicht Eye. J'uititrl Xrf't. Xri r Th nr. iuo. lirect upright PeM riTi. MoTios, Self Fed and Cioib Ouioes. ti'ra'es r.y Hf Kl. and ui a ' f ABt.K itriim'ii'j Smooth Mtid lioi-id' j like nil o. ii'jrh prieed nuieliiins II a. ' 't-n j Check to prevent the wheel beinr turned tic ; wrolit; WaV. fees the threiid ilacrt I'ri-m lh j spool. Makes tho F.I.AST'c Loch Mliru, j (fine-taod itrone.t hti'rh known ;j ftrin, d.i- i rable. close and r pi I. Wiil d ail kin is ' work, inr ami and cirf, fi a CamiikIC t" t heavy cloth or LeeTtir.tt. and u.is all tiierii- j tions id ' tbreail. T"bi Mm-hitie i heavily rmi Ktructed to pivs it trelitftb ; ;llt the . r t - j tl eaeh -in irhi'i-.t h-itiiT ut t lr t? the l-i u-ieh i-. y ! snd belUtltuily Uiil.-'n-d atd ..r o.i luvo ted. It i- j v er' easy t le;irn lltjid. Silt ut u i d Si.t-mtl, j 111 "niui ii. Reli.ib e at all t'lil'- and h J Pn m ti v I.. s(.'i mil' I.. M i c h v vi'i i. I.svi.n j T1"X, at (Jrrttt'y trdwr.i pi ire" j A go.tj. fiirai", 1 unit! J Sew in i hine ut j la.t. The fi'r.t a 1 ..tdy u ''e-s . r-.-'urin- ! a v a? t::uie, -.-1 ao! ::l a"d n-i li'i , . . on priced J Sen. Maetiine. Its e-xtteine bw Cc reaehe j ail .-.oi-iiiKin It.i sim In ity and flreii,: s ii j alapt' i to aii apavltus. nhll its ui.iny ril- iii.it.ci: a otiivir.ii i.iv. rito wuvrwer o.cd.anu resales a raj-i 1 di.iuid. i IT I S ALL IT I RECOMMLNDKD. " t-ni-erni!! v Bed r..nfi l" t!y rcn.ni- mend ito u -e to tlii wU are wanting a ria'dv got i I Sewing ! ir'ti m-. it a ! lr i - Mr, i. P. Wu,-. t, I;.it!.eri rk Park Rergi Co. N.J. Price of fvS M ic'.inc. !'! i " warranted lur five Vi'ir. by i.ci.ii erti!':it.' j l'h ( J.J-lH f !,St tl I . il t. l.vlnn l.i il ine'odi'isr the mU I' i .1 1:1! ned'e.ptiekfd in a tr n . ..., !.., n. delivered t..iii f.nrt the 'itl"!rv. by e.Vj r. -t't tt ot turlber baTi-s.t.n r c ) t ' j ii- e. "U fvt d-dlirs. S ef. d.-avi-rv a:irate-d. Willi :i"h M.iohino wj vi!l ruvi, on reeei't of jih. txlia the new patent IIl.'TTON IIIr. WuRKKlt. On of the in I"! it:'p rf int m.d u-rn! i: vrntinn ef tht? nir. S i miij.' ad i it..i that a ehiid e in Wurk the fi!!et Im'toii b"".' with regu'ari! v and rv. Strong an 1 Leauti iul. Srrn 41. Tkrw hh I rrtrn indnenii-nts to Mai.it and FfMK Aj':. Store Keej.t rs, A t- wbi! W ill it.ili!ih neinM tht'Olh lb" fmilitrv und kei our N f v Machinf n r.ri'-ti"u mlt Cnuniv nub's c'rvii ! smart nfiits fre-. Vtrinl'. eomp'r'e niilfiln f II r i. i -In d wi'limit ai'V KXIllA (II (its. . Siinp'.i'if trtri'i'j d iserip! i v. eir(-u ar cuiitainini tenn. tf.-iiiii-iti m1 Em Ttt vius. Jtc. ete, sent lrv;. We also mpp'y A O R I ( T LT C R A L I M M Pt-F. M I . N TS . Latest Paten's ami improveiner.fs fir the Farm aid Warden. M er-'.l'.ea ;-er,Cul' ivtr Feed t 'utters llarrnwn. Farm Mill. Plantea" llarve'tt ri", ThTea"her and nil aitie'cs n--d for Farm w -ik. Rire See l- iu larre vati " .Vnrwav tbits. fde W'Hid.-r'uI multipyl KnvPTlAi t'oliM $1 p-r bondri'd. ,te. Ail mo".' y in P.ist titliie Money Onh i. Ri-jii."tered li ter DrattH or by -x,ires. wiil be at our ' ' and urn perfectly seeur. Sate delivery of "sk oiirond. ari iiiri-it-el "An oi 1 and re'ponnhlo fiini that sell tbe best good at the lowct priec. and can ') relied upon by our readers. Fanneri Juwuul Stie York. Address order JFIIOMF, R. III DOX Corner Greenwirh and ("ouitJandt t New York, OctlS 6m. There is no such Vtoid as Fail. TAR R' A NT'S coMPorxo Extract of Cubebs AND , a O V A 1 RA A SURE, CERTAIN A.ND S V E E I) Y CURE For all iit).ie8 of the Rt.AniKn. KinNKrs and Ukinauy Ohqans, either in the Male or Female frcipaen'ly pcrforiuioii; a perfect Cure in the shurt space of three or foui days : and always in 1ss time than any other prepcration In the use of TAHIIAM'S COMPOUND RXTRACT OF CURERS AND COPAiii There is no need of confinement or change cf diet In its approved form of paste, it Is en tirely tasteless, ami causes no unpleasant sen sation to the patient, and no exposure It is now acknowledged by the most learned In the ppdTession that In all secret diseases Cubebs and Copaiby are the only two Remedies that can be relied upou with any certainty of Suc cess. NEVER FAILS MANrrcTnnro ult bt TARRANT k CO.,. 278 and 280 Greenwich and 100 Warren ts., New York Sold by Druggists all over . )f"r,u" ZO-OBL CA PI TAIi S, A LOOH AEEM JO. 13ERNA1U), PKOl'IUETOR. Has just received a large invoice o VINZS LIQUORS f D CIGAEE His brands embrace the choicest varieties. iJ" lie etire and GIVE HiM A CALL, and ho will'make you feci at home. 2S tf. v cia I ui.v;s -TV I I2 r v ( A. 1 '- 'v i V -li ci t t.t THE NEW FOOD. r-'-S'".Tv, For a few ccn(s yo:i can buy of jour Grocer or Druggist a pickasoofSFJ MOSS FA II INK, inatlo from pure Irish Moss, or CaiTaccn, r.!i;ch Trill mate sixteen quarts of illaiic Mange, and a filic quantify of Ftul dlngs, Custard, Creams, Char lotto Kusse, &c. It is tho cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food In the world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. A Glorious ,hamro ! ! T1IE CURE AT WORLD'S TONICV Plantation Bitters. Tlii woaKlrrTnI vctjrtribl restorative is tlie sleel-aii-cliorof the feeble :tl e!jili tuted. As a toiiJ :r.bl cordial for tho ii$vt xitA lnniaiil, il no eqsml nitsoni? Rtori arltics. At a remedy for t?ae iierions ve:2!iiieH to v!ieli women arc especially sub ject, it in uerHedisig every oilier Miimil::nt. Ia nil i males tropical, temiesate, or frigid, it nrH a- a specific in every wpecic of disnrdcii which iiitderatiuci tho bodily fttrcutli anJ Sireahsdown Hiv nnimal spirits. Tor alc y nil Druists. f h i C-v yt; aViVv; CgaN FRANCISCO. e. . . r s ,'.."- . i-i' v " ;-ifVv: r.y 1 ...v rr- --ft.vrlv-, Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ron PinuYixG the hjlood. The reputation this ex cellent medicine enjoys, ia derived from it cures, many of which are truly ' marvellous, lnveterata cases of Scrofulous dis ease, where the system seemed saturated vrith corruption, have beea puntled and cured by it. Scrofulous afTfirtiona And t; disorders ,which were ar- trr'i vui I ... t, f - ' wic ecruiii. ous con tain inatirn until they were painfully afflicting, have been radically cured in such great numbeiu in ahnott every sec tion of the country, that the public scarcely need to be informed of its virtues or ues. Scrofulous oion is one of the most destructive enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and mi felt tenant of jthc oriranism undermines the constitution, and invites the nt.ack of enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Again, it Beems to breed infection throughout the body, and then, on some favorable occaoion, rapidly develop into one or other of its hideous forms, either on the surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber, cles iiuiy be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it shows Its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul ulcer ations on some part of the body. Hence the occa sional ue of a bottle of this Sarsaparilla is ad- . vteable, even when no active tymptoms of diceaao anpear. I'ersons afflicted with the following: cons- I ilamts general ir nnu immeaiaie relief, and, at encth. cure, bv the use of this HAJlSAl'AlllL.- JjA: Ut. Antlivtiy'0 J irr, jcoae or Erysipelas, TfttfTt Salt Jtlteunt, Scald Head, Jliuguomt, Sore Eje, bnre Harm, and other ernptisns r visible forms of Scrofulou disease. Also in Um more concealed forms, as lttmpepuia, Jtrongy, Heart Jiue JJ Xevralaim, and the vnriousO,cyet alTecUoua of Uie muses lar and nervous systems. Stphili or Vruereal and lUerettrial T)ieat4 are' cured bv it, though a long time is required fof ni bduing th'efe obstinate maladies by any medicin lint long continued uec of this medicine will eis tne complaint. Leucorrha-a or Whites, KHm I'lcerationt, and Female JHseatet, are com inonlv soon relieved and ultimately mred by IU purifving and invigorating eflcct. Minute Lnreo tions'for each case are found in our Almanac, sup plied gratis. Jlheuutatistn and Gout, wb caused by accumulations of extraneous matte In the blood, vield ntncklv to it, as also l.ivw Complaints, torpiditjf. Congestion ot Inflam mation of the lArrr, and Jaundice, when arUinf, as they often do, from the rankling poisons In-lb blood. This SAftSA J'A JtJJ.LA is a great rs storer for the Miength and vigor of the systtn. Those who are J.anfuid and l istless, Respon dent, Sleepless, and troubled with Kerr out Ap prehensions or Fears, or any of the affection srmptotnatic. of Weakness, will find immediate relief and convincing evidence of its restorative power upon trial. r Tl E r A R ED 71 Y Or. JT. C. Al'ER dc CO., Z.owelI, Maao Practical and Analytical Chemist. SOLD BY A IX DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, , auch as Coughs, Colds, Whoopin Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. Probablv never Uf're in the whole history of mciln nic, fi:i aii ihin.g won so widely aud o deeply upon the comi'lt-iu c of iiianknid, as this excellent rcinudv for pulmonary complaint. Through a long f cries of vcarf, and among most of the races oX n.cn it has men higher ami higher iu tiieir estim. tiou, as it has bcvonie k.UT Luown. Ut uniform chara' ter and power to euro th" various affections of the lungs and lhi o.it, have ma le it known as a re liable pioiertor ngain.-t them. While adapted to milder forms of disease and to young children, it is ot the same time the most effectual remedy that can be given lor incipient consumption, and the dan. genm affections of the throat ami lungs. As a pro vision .-iain-'t Midden attacks of Croup, it should be kept on hand in every ramily, and indeed as all are cometinie subject to cold and coughs, aU thould be i-iovided with thi antidote for thuna. Although settled oumu nipt ion is thought liv curable, still giv:it ni'.'.nlers ol cases where tlie dis ease seemed .m-tiled, have been completely cured, niiil the patient re.-tored to sound health by th Cherrtf I'rctorat. So complete is its maetery over the li-onier oi me i.ungs ami i nroai, uiai the mo.-t obstinate of them yield to it. When noth ing el.-e could reach them, under the Cherry J'eo toml they sub-de and dis: ppear. sitKjcr i ml l'ultlic Sjtealwrs find great prx tcction from it. .Inrit'i'i is always relieved and often wholly Cured bv it. Iintnrhiti in generally cured by taking tha Cherrtf I'i-rttirat in small and frequent doses. So generally are il virtues known that we ne4 not puiilisli tlie ceiiiiii-atcs of them here, or do most than assure the public that its quail lie are fully maintained. Ayer's Ague Cure, For Pew and Ague. Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Atrue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Ac, and indeed nil the affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio poisons. As its name implies. 5t doe Cure, and does ill fiil. Containiii'jf neither Arsenic, Quinine, Rismutk. 7.in' nor any other mineral ar poisonous suhbtanV whatever, it in nowise iniiftes any patient. number and importance of its cures in the ague dis tricts, are liter-dlv beyond account, and we belicv without a parallel in tho history of Asr.ie medicina. tlur pride i gratified by the .v know lelgmcnts wa receive of the radical cures effected in obstinat cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed. Umcclim.ited persons, either resident" in, or travelling th vouch miasmntie lof-nlif ie, will be pro tected bv takine the AtiVF. CUItF daily. FVr J.ircr Cntnvlnints, arisinir from tbnddity of the T.iver, it i an excellent rcmdy, stimulating the TJver into henlthv activity. 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