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The herald., 1837-04-04

MEDCAL ,,,s = ~ s nMn and sus ~
..c, ans delicate diseases His extensive espence and
,d these diseases have secured r hn the cont
coce and of the public Strangers aprised that Dr. r.
has been regularly educated IN the city endor and he was
M cngascd in extensive rita practice w vs conn
tyy cor last years he has conf~d cerfSss
bsch of the poicssos He III be found a. he once NO ~
peck s Water time during the dny Or evening,
until 70 o'clock Secrecy may be dsrenscd upon . .n,s
jsne 30 DRENANci hrces s"r
The herald., 1837-04-04
IC EA!E, ,WHIsKEKs,v MTSTACHId

EYE BROWs.-A NECESSARY tAUIlpN.-No
r docs an article Of real utility attract public attention and
cur, extensive than advrnture the
base limitations snatch fum the Inventor the pese
their maeses and the Royal Family their Impe-
rial Maees the Emperor and Empress of Russia ard the En-
o. rors OF Austria end Ciipa.
DIR sTn, ,LMAN's CIRchssfAN HAIR OIL, the only ern-
ca oduc1s and haalsu whiskers,
eyebrows Scprryents air from fall ng of turning sry
the aes' period ef hangss hair to is original crer
frees from scuf ard makes beautifully soft curly, nrd Rus-
IN dressing hair keeps finn the curl nrivWrd by Damp
weather cfowdes the riding. To chfes
10 invaluable, lays foundation for beautiful head 81
hair.
had nj Dr. Har OF Broadway and Chnmbe st Doc,e
Syme, walker aud Bewery; p Urderhi OF Will
liam Beekman street Rushon Aspinwa1s Drug store
sctiefn li Csna Sands Fulton md will 81
wholesale by the principal druggists in Nader lane and Peai IT
Also generally by tho wholesale druggists throughout the world
~ ". pewafe Of mi afioDe. Ask for genuine. hl7im
The herald., 1837-04-04

Pudepce all bu The saNnk OF cOFpers
phil of medicine u and often leads TO worse
EayGEbxNss Gff iSfI 0 H&LsaM 0r RAKAsIRI
The herald., 1837-04-04

- COMPOUND An ocacious sautary andeffec ua r.nesy
in al Of Leueorba Involuntary Ens.os scr maj cak
Ineeuay OF the Menses Inflated or Diseased acen OF no
Bladder ard IN az diseases OF The Urinary o.ans Nc mne
relief senesav afforded by the use o.
In short much h~gh,enedts cecy in the
cre o the disoescs s confidently offered tb accom-
woh viii stamp the high reputation IN which The uslue wepaia
ron il Prcrared only Nv W. sterling, White Chapc Lon
don Sold wholesale aad retaA by NATHANB. GRAHAM,
ar
The herald., 1837-04-04

lNfnON Hi MOIHES' CAFSU-
] LES, for the Fl CT RrAIN DISEASES These Can
sues, which have with the atct Europc offer
the advantage unknown unt otaking administering the
Basan Of Copav az s pyrity perfectly from an the
incoennces o brd smell taste and under shape
ard flavor.
This way Of the Balsan the time most
simple. and that from which the hest resu, vii lie sbsred
enables the follow tbs treatment with
uon, and hy 20 dong procures aspeedy cure.
10 be found az John Mhau Dusr ss Brosdwayi SouShd
uc, 5si Broadway. and Park Row; Rushson Asinwa
william, Il0 Broadway 10 Astsr House, g. AeCreaay,
BOadwavs and either druggists m
The herald., 1837-04-04

mo FEMALES.-MadG GardiOns SPECIFIC Tor LencOTrEaa
W'sss. from Paris with rectons IN ERgsh, ransates
French THIS safe positive and eli ctua
the compa Sod byJ H. Hart Of Boatwayand
Chambers ST. J. Syme OF bowery and alkcr ST.
The herald., 1837-04-04
u,- LOVELY AND ADORED BY AL


peasaatness Apedlon and certainty y y Infinitely
peror any other medicine Tor Ut tn IfCH sso
in spera,ion hps never faed any one insanc
whatever 6f eecey curing sarreeahle disorder,
nrhi b one only ihct apped TO thousand
the United states doe not contain the least particle ." Ner
cy bt NAV he auueI with SAFETY to the deli
cate lady during pregnancy, the eneesl sans One hox ~
ma m by NATHANP GRAHAM
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17
" VI IT. IN / " VJU, ;. :
HIGH WAUDLLL, s. 5.

Watiay and Murder-1he New Orleans
correspondent Of the New York Express,
furnishes the following particulars Of most
strocious scene:
" The Texan armed schooner John TO.
by, which cleared here some three weeks
SINCE has returned, the crews having mutt
med, aud murdered the Doctor and purser !:
bot IN the attempt to murder the captain,
they were overpoweted by him, and with
the assistance Of the mate aud some passeu.
gers, they succeeded IN having the ringea.
ders made fast to the ring bolts 10 the deck.
Tyey are now IN Jail. The particulars OF
this affair have not been able 10 learn ful.
". The captain had friend among the
crew, who told him Of their intention, and
was TO cough three times when he found
they were coming aft for the purpose Of
numbering him. Accordingly, when all
was ready, he coughed, and the Captain
prepared to meet them-first taking away
the cabin sisgs', &c. One Of the murder.
ers had louT1oaded pistols, one Of which he
had at full cock 10 his hand, under his
blanket coat, when he fell down the CABIN
door another had pistol anda knife"
A Revolution in Ndrai Iphrfare.
Correspondent of the National Intelligent
Ger alluded in the following positive manner
to an extraordinary invention of which We
had already heard some vague rumors:
/ /" II IS very probable that il will not BIZ
long before the whole system Of naval war
fare will be changed. The ingenious X. l.
Stevens Of Iioboken, has invented a sho
which is hollow, and filled with some kline
Of Eliminating powder, which is lgnlted b,
+ the compression Of air when It strikes III,
SIDES of vessel, and, on It's explosion, a
has been proved by experiment, will tea
all to atoms This system, when perfec,
ed, will supercede the use Of first rate mel
Of war; for two shots from sloop Of wa
would as easily destroy 100 gun ship as
gun boat. Shops Of war, would therefore
be the class Of vessels mos, required, an
our waters are sufficiently deep for this pur
pose
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17
Iuauguration of Nr. Van Buren,.

The Senate convened at 10 O'Clock on
the Alb of March, aud administered the
oath of office TO the lice President aud 10
the new members of the Senate.
At quarter before II, the President e.
ect and the Ex.Presideut arrived at The
Capitol, and were met on the Eastern por-
uco by the committee Of arrangements, and
conducted into the Senate Chamber, attend.
ed by the Heads of Departments, and the
Chief Justice, for whom seats were provl.
ded IN front of the Presidents chair. The
Foreign Ministers and Charges aud the
Mayor and Councils of Washington were
seated on the left of the Presidents char.
Atl2, the Senate attended by the Presl-
dent elect and the Ex.PresIdent, the Chief
Justice, the Heads of Departments, Foreign
Ministers, &c. proceeded to the eastern por'
nco of the Capitol, on arriving at which
place they severaIly took the stations as
slgued 10 them by the committee OF arrange
ments, and where they were joined by tile
Representatives, by the ladies, by such per-
sons as by the rules OF the two Houses are
entitled 10 admission upon their floors, by CT.
VII, military aud naval officers, and BY the
citizens generally.
The following Inaugural Address was
then delivered by Mr.. Van Buren,, after
winch ne took the oalhs of office
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-17

\ ldkia and Pedee Raj Road Company.
Be II enacted by NE General AsseaiLiy Of the
State of North Carohnd, and II "a hereby eHqcted IN
the authority 0f the sans, That the Subscribers and
siockhoidcts Of the Cape Fear, Yadkiu and Pc
dee Rail Road Company, be hereafter known by
the name and style Of the Fayetteville and IVES.
tern RAJ Road Company"
2. BE il jaftA1 enacted, That they are hereby
authorised and empoHefed 10 construct and final.
~ complete Rail Road from The Town Of FAY
ettcvile. u some point on the Yadkin river above
the Narroxs. thence by two branches, the one lead
ing directly to the ,owa of Wilkesbprongh, the 0
Their running across the Valley Of the Caiawba ri
yer. 50 as 10 lntefscct the Charleston and Cincin
natl Raj Road al the most eligible point
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STtTE ~ NoKTB CAROLINA.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true CO
py, gsen under my hand this 2Oth day Of Janu.
airy, 1884 WI. HILL, Sec'y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
FOREIGN.

Nav Ysrk, Dee. u,
The packe, ship Utica. Capt. Pol
from Havre, arrived las, night, brnGiu
the editors Of the Express dates iron 7
RE to the evening Of the 24lh. and HaVd
10 the 25,h.
Consi0niia 10 Token..--The French q
NV arrived before the walls on The q
of Ociober; the breach vas opened cad
llih. was prsctirable on the l2h, 90
the assault Vas made that morning @i
the greatest bravery aud complete success
The enemy made a vigoros resistance
General de Damremoni was killed by
cannon ball as he wss proceeding to .
preaching battery.
The Journal dc Paris gives a ,hu1
sketch Of the military career Of Gen. 4
Damremoni. He was brought up at ~
Ecole Militaire, end made all the raT
palgns Of Napoleon as a subal,ern Office
gradually rising ill he became Aide-C1
camp 10 Marshal Marmonl IN 1914. a
in This quality vas one Of the cihct1
sho signed the treaty Of Chevilly.
the time Of the restoration he was Co9
mel, and in 1880 commanded brigade
the army under Gen. BourmOns m y
expedition Of AlgieIs.
Subsequently lie vas appointed to q
command Of the eighth military divhl'1
OF France. and distinguished himself 4
his iirnness and the moderation Of q
public conduct. Since his nominstlon|
IN 1886, I" the governorship Of Allsn1
ms iOImer character for GOODNESS Of dse1
sion and punc,usl discharge Of duly az
been fully maintained, aud his loss sn)
be greatly deplored BY those over "no7
he presided 10 a civil. as well as 'nOs)
whom he commanded in military csp'
city.
The King has given orders for . 81
tue OF Grn. dc Dan,remont. TO be Plaese1
in the Museum al Versailles. ATN
,nn was To be celebrated al Versailles y
the rapture Of Constan,ia. at which 10
King and QUEEN, with their Msjesre'
Belgium, and the whole Of the Royal"
mIly, were To attend.
From Spain, there is nothing Of y
porlance. Rumors Of various skirmlsNe
are announced. bu. wilhou. any g'e'' I"
suit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
DEATH OF MIR KENT.

In the Sensle on the 9Th instant, Mr..
Clay rose and said
The unavoidable absence at the survly.
ing Senator Of the state II Msry land has
devolved uR me the melancholy duty Of
announcing 10 the Senate. What IL aIrea.
dy too well knows, the lsmtnled death Of
his worthy colleague. He suddenly px.
plred on the 24Ih al last month, in the
59Ih year "f his age. and apparently m
excellent health. His puhlIr career has
been eminentl, useful. and has private
pursuits have been cIow ned with n,eri.
ted success. DR.. Joseph kent has serv-
ed his native state Of Maryland in the
Legislature. in the college Of Electors Of
President and Vice Precedent, in the Of.
fee Of Chief Magistrate, and in both
branches Of Congress lie has dlscharg.
ed the duties Uf all these stations with the
greatest diligence. wih distinguished abb.
lily. and with general Satisfaction He
brought into the public councils a large
stock Of common sense. sterling iniegri.
~, and a judgment sound, pracncaI. and
Discriminating. lie vas one Of those
lrne men. Of whose decision, if We On.
dersiood the question winch he was call.
ed upon 10 consider, we might be per.
fec'Iy sure in advance. He spoke direct.
~ to the point. without any aim al ambi.
llous ornament. and foil uf interest and
instruction. drawn by induction and from
experience.
Twenty six years ago. he and I enter.
ed the House Of Representatives toyeth.
er. During The long period which has
since interviewed. aha, sgits,ing ques-
Ilcns have arisen TO shake this vast Con-
iederscy, each IN It's turn seeming 10
threaten il with overthrow! But the Re.
public stands up. proud and erect. bear.
ing -aloft lis glorious banner OF original
and added stars and stripes. and march.
ing steadily on to It's high destiny. The
fearful questions Of controversy have been
happily put to rest, and many OF lhose
who were mos, apPreheDsive oil the fate
Of our country silently sleep in The grave.
Should not these groundless fears inspire
us Nth spirit Of mutual Iorbearanee and
brolhrrIy love.
In private life the es,imsble man whose
un,ImeIy death we deplore, enjoyed The
unhounded confidence aud attachment Of
his neighbors aud friends. aud h. was al.
most Idolizrd BY his family and slaves.
Plain and unoslentalIous in bis manners
and department. he was always cheerful.
cordial. coucllIa,ory aud encouraging.
For more than quarter Of this century,
have had The happiness Of his freud
chip. Ard | have ever found him, in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22
Congress.
Monday. December u.

Monday. December IL.
In the Senate, on motion OF Mr. Ben
ton, The committee on finance were in
s.rucsed 10 inquire into The state Of The
currency in The District OF Columbia, and
wha. measures are necessary for The i'm
provement Of the same.
Mr.. Davis introduced bill authorizing
the Presiden, to employ the public vessels
10 cruize during The winter season on The
coast. for the relief OF distressed nayigs-
tors. Referred.
Mr.. Crillenden introduced bill to re-.
peal The act Of July, 2, 1885. establishing
an Express mail. Read twice and refer
red to the committee on pos, office, &c.
In the House Of Representatives.. the
standing committees were announced, as
appointed by The chair.
The Rev. Levi X. Reese was elected
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Cisftcts.
Mr.. Baynard Offered resolutions &c.
seinding the expunging resolutions; afler
which me Senais adjourned 10 Monday.
In nc House 81 Rsprsseniires. he bill
irnm The Senate. 10 aulhonEe the employ
menl 81 nsli0nsl vessels for he relief OF
distressed vessels on our coasts, wss
read third lime and passed.
A large numher u pesilians end me-
MORALS were presented. many of Ihsm
against ihe snnexsilon Of Texas 20 The
Union.
fnday. December IS
The SeaaIe did noi sis today.
TkeHIHss Of Representatives, in CON-
mllee &c The Whale. Ionk mp the rrs0lu.
iions referring Ihr Presidents message
10 appropriate 1onmiiers; aflsr whlrh
Mr.. Adams mased lhai shtn he house
adjourn, il adjourn until Monday Rexl.
which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Adams rose and sid. that he had
been requested by the Rss. Mr.. Wolf.
nav in tins city, Ia ask fur Tie Use 81 The
hall. al n a'elark tI-m"Inaw. Cor the
purpose II delivering public lecture
therein. Doubllrssly, remarked Mr.. A.
The name I'll this gentleman MAS familiar
already In every gentleman upon that
laor. lie was one of The most exlTaur-
. binary men living an tie Earth al lhls
line. He Was originally Jew. aud a.
Ter the most prOfanEti "a, esiigaIlnD Of the
A.. Scripture. and pailrnI aud zssiduous
comparison az The Old and New Tesla
menis. he had bTen brought. by tie aid
nf a most powerful inIellerI. Ia ihe Gun
Viclion Of the truth nf the CHRISTIAN Re-.
violation. 10 the propagation Of that gus
pei throughout the wnrld he had ever
since been dev0IIng all his powrFs. IN
the beautiful language of Blsh"p llebsr--
"f,"n G,r-riand's o., mnuaIams.
frnm lndIs's ratai stfaad.
Where Aftr's snRHy ttustAr,s
Roll dnwa q ~ .oldFn saad.
fTam many al eusI"It Hssr.
Prom many ialmy plain,
They call us o. hs'isCr
Their land frun errors ehala'
Sir, said Me-. A.. IN ,hlsrall Ills applicant
Aas responded, lie has visited every parI
Of the world. in shirh his rlpqurnee. hl,
! zeal, his unirng zsal aud influence. could
make themselves tell 40 tho propagation
| Of Christian kuawledee; and now. IN pur.
suance II his great design. hr has come
10 oar own shores, and in lectures, in SET.
mons. and IN society. has already made
much progress ~ its accomplishments.
Mr.. A. SAID that he had heard one al ihess
lectures. in One &c the churches nl lhl.
city, IN which The reverend gentleman
had dessIled The course Of his adventures,
which had been ol the most deeply inter.
esiing and romantic character; and q
more profound, closely PRESUMED. and
convincing argument upon the pT"uls oI
christianity. than that contained 10 the
lecture, 10 ~hleh he had alluded. il had
never bern his lot To lisIen 10.
| The motion Of Mr.. Adams was then
adopted; and the adjourned In Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22

prospsro0s AL adstne Evlanss 4 i.
spring nd - mr. aninmn q nv IA
6rm. fsithfDl. and nrTer-lsiIing lrs.,I
Such ; CORD msa Is . gFeal lass \ 4.
Fyland. - The Sensie. and % q. =.
country. Bot nowhere. cot q 4. NJ
ele Of his Own family. will Ia. II, !
feli siIh more severity dian By q III
pie Of his district. unliring ID n. !.
erIions. he vas ever their wsrm. -
and devoted friend. ia more ian Al
occasion have my own first impr,,..]
against measures broughi Ior1,rs \
their Isliel been elfseed by he 60
ness and intensity of his purssasiO,
And ne eli Eecolleet how, act no,, 4.
sixty days ago, we were thrilled \
burst Of indignant eloquence fron In ]
thar nov vacant place. againsls b.Il -
he ihoughi frapghs with hardship ana !
justice towards This district. ThM ~
viii again be soon iiIsd, and Co..
viii be ably flied BY lhe enl,sb,,.]
state which mnurus his death: 81, A ~
can bring To Il = btiler heart. and a,oe,l
er head, llian he possesseJ.
II remains % rs 10 perform the sd n
~ of awarding "ur share ol he -
due 10 his memory. ] propose he n
loving resolutions:
ResOired, innanim0tnfy. Thn N
members NJ tie Senate, from SINGER n
sire Of showing every mark Of r.sl
due 10 The memory Of the Humble JO.,|
Kent. deceased. late . member Ih,u.|
will GO in,n mourning nv wearing s,l
on the lei. arm Cor thirty days.
ResOlrsd, unanimously. That - |
additional mark 81 respcri Tor he nsn]
~ Of the Hon. Joseph Kent, the Sns|
do now sdjomn.
The resolutions were 50 adopted. .
The Senate accordingly adjourned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-12-22

Mr.. Grmsdy's Bin 10 Prermf nd
dsnfs IN Sisda Ho0ts.-We alluded n
very cursnry manner. in our pare,
yesterday. 10 this inporlanI nr,.up
Amidst sur patty Conflicts and p,lur
excilrmenls. We should not fnrgsl III.
important subjects which must be dee.
ed If equal moment BY all. Tie loss
lie and property By accidents 90 ,s
boaIs. especial, OIL our Western vale.
is alarming. We noticed a eslcul,ad
the o'hrr DAY, from which il appens
that in the course of one year alone Co
sidersbly more than = thousand ptrO1
had persisted from this cause alone. h |
high time sha, steps should be taken I
prevent. by every P"ssIble means. Il
frighIlul sacniire OF human life. End
. hasly perusal Ut Mr.. Grundy's b.
IL seems 10 us hat IL promises all III
can be effected by the General GO'srd
menL Should any Of ne provisions
deemed thtsrtlve. they cAn be nOdt6e|
in lis course through tbs two Hou.e,
], provides. under the penalty oil ans
fines. i"r the registration Of steam tOaIl
aud their frequent inspection by comp
tent persons; besides other regulations |
scarcely less importance. The ne
Efficient feature of this bill, hows'et
that which renders the officers cf bos|
subject To prosecution for msnsl1reht|
when lives are 'Ost by suspected msco
duct. negligence. or insuentiun. IN
example of England and other nsIICrI
where TN. lisbllliy is rigidly enforce
furishes satisfactory proof oI its efbs'ryI
Washington GLOBE
The herald., 1837-04-10
YHEHEKALD-NEW YORK.

IFor the Herald
To n Bachelor--By Miss A. v.
oh, why Will you say,
la the .ye there s ray
That is charming, bewching, diyinel
And yet wl disown
That your heart is but stone,
And YOU seek not for bliss bat in wine7
You II say therc S a smile
That the heart can begsile
Asd that cspids swcetiy there playing;
And still you vii swear.
That lis harder 10 pair
Than be lett en- the frlenGless earth sirayng.
You say that we hear
A voice from a tear,
Speaking softly and sweet from The heart;
Tha, there j. IN a kiss
Suck an exquisite bliss,
Thath i wrong the hp' ever should part.
Yc, oder and older
Ard never the boder,
Yoa ~ live on-posr pitiless elf
Despsed by the pretty,
The young, z y, and witty,
torment TO III bet yoer-elf.
60 on, ed cresture,
Since il no e'erw be better.
Yet beware les, your mind never ateG
Fori ar would prove
You so desperate in love,
That you'd die 10 poad or a halter.
The herald., 1837-04-10

CHRONIC DISEAsEs.-DoCToR SEARS wesld
% ssd Is n las I'D
I" these dsases and s.o TO the ea.nent OF pulmonary ana
gina Psctos and
ecacous those than contained in the Ma
those diseases he many resisted
the ordinary Of medical may be eecuay relieved
competent and regards the confidence TO
which he be en,iea on sccea s M oa ar a
donk d. and the Rev g. Spring D. D. ana mas ia ns es
j. W. Taylor and the Hon Col : Young, who well known
to the public He respectfully invites those afflicted with
chronic diseases to CAL ASGsS q h; sss PfcroR 4 oRn street
would respectfully observe thatanong the hume
tons hss had many obscure and dangerous eseae
Angina Pec,ors Persons subject TO have teneia N ne @ ap
tendency apply remedy until, alarmed by lis deaihkc afoa
they apply 100 late % ne ncsn and aas e den
minated visitation OF God" Its prominent and
az are an an e IT, s9ened with as the
breast bu more particularly about me e sue anu efo % @ %
and often affecting The left arm Those subject are
awakened OF suocaon difficulty OF IIeah-
paptaon of the walking fast where it is ascending or
against wind up fiji Mht OF stairs, These sympt not
ns the paoSys%s Which at first do not qenty oce watch
become frequent attend with peculiar aud aarmi sensa
os and often proving suddenly fatal when apparer ty good
Dr. ssars woud observe that he paid unusual
the and of THIS disease has taken much pam.
reports hospitals Europe and this country OF post
which under his he is fully cori
dent that all case occasoned by an affection OF me nea
he ossifcation ihe ars always attend
ed with increased Unfinished arera action and generally
much defiance all tire dosmas and theories O medical
science ihs It's treatment depends on expere9ce
that this disease is becoming more frequent
office will for the present be sun
Tho Vegetable Reaoa,ius Pills for sale his office
street ai-3H
The herald., 1837-04-10

TVNHE BALM OF GILEAD-whch mas been
eaned for peri upvah d eilersd BY
present proprietor the pubic pufc, aaa "novaor whose
d cidedy merits. II well cstaiishad fact, thai medr
cine il lest know aad appreciated by the peons,
dscerni pusc VIII surely not REJECT medicine whose efcacy
been and ackDuw eged
Of which has been known 10 fail.
Ia eases OF nervous ray depression OF ris loss ofappe
tte deostion d vanols oti complaints fom
orercd stomach, e BALM OF GiLEAD neve Ing and
speed, remedy thosa, ds suffered and who
The asriq ofbis invaluable medicine is another reoommen
daion whc canno: fail 10 be accepted The Egyptians
considered the p ultra femsdes wher he
al is most fearful height s virtues thea became
fully ksow and Appreciated and the
The P,rsans knew If and every
medic me this required The Eas,ero Ladies knew
and acknowledged IL virtues, aud in modern days phys
OF the first have not scrplcd Ike the
free OF II and have added heirrecomnendations tot
To Ladies especially, whs
VIII, engaged in il invaluable
lcieate atee pure circulation of the blood anmaes srrs
and makes bright eyes shine with eaoutea hrliancy.
Young who have the ni2h at the hoard
where the social glass has around where toorce
indulgence has been used ,s Balm will bc found Balm naee
One araught the WI eectuaiy away
The evil effects OF Inc previous night indulgence, and free
iron hcadache trembling all
of debauch will induce sufferer nix
has head ofthis precious Balm
odmm-ye whose heads whtencd with the many
winters read hs and rcHet Be oHser old for The Balm
Giead w restore yos your pristine vror and health We who
which have s,n suffered 10 remain yoOr systems ny Balm
oi tead and be convinced that hat said justice
Romembr oden times such as are now old On were
hon bli boys n the ofiu health and
That accounted off Was ho this precious Balm then known
mred 10 modern through sacred Of all hooks
Holy Book None can deny that and dare do The pro-
the fact that IN tins city Thousands
and sold and ~ no one case has complaint teen u
raoe % the es, confidence that val perform all lie pro
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