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IRON ROOFS-The subscribers have procured
at great expense, the right of putting on iron
roofs in this city. They are ada pied 10 publ,c
buildings, warehouses, and private dwellings, and
combine at once chenpness and durability, and
are perfectly ire and water proof Terms NAV
Ge known, and model seen al our estoblishm en-,
opposite ST. Mary's morke Tchapiouas ST,
.Oci2 e COESW ELI A, r..
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l. " GLenn's Eerfumeries

. u " Utt70T TtyHHtTttS,
Indian Dye, for coIoring the Hair Bcors Oil,
Russians bears greese, pomatum, Michaw's Frei
Gle Wash, superior pearl powder, hip white, cream
OF roses vegetable rouge, otto of rose, lip salve,
K reosote tooth wash, carbonic denrifice, orang
flower water, powder putfs and boxes, American
neatly put up in four ounce walls, Pres
ton salts, cologne, kreoso.e tooth ache Drops hair
brushes, English dressing combs, Indian hair oil,
with variety Of other perfumeres, &c. For sale
ny e. J. TRlNCHARD,
OCT 8 corner OF Canal and Bourbon SITS
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BENZ. LEVY.
SPAIN REYISITF1 AZ A.

STAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
MAY REVISITED, &c, by the author o A ye,v
1nS q !"ds1s Character as generally applicable 4,
the Abor's'nes Of North America, by G Turner. ESQ
THE Political Grammar, Of thu Un;,cl S,,,.v ~
complete view Of the theory and practice of the r.o.r
and state governments, with the relations ls,w cen III IN.
Ededcned and adapted to the yeung men Of the United
States, by ID Mansfield, Esq.
N'm'ods Hnnfi"y 1onrs nterspcrsed with character
Isc anecdotes sayings and dongs of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal crack riders Of England
volumes. " ''''''
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l. sEHouR, No 81 Condo street, between
Dumaln aud 81 Philip, Keeps constantly on hand
ar. Extensive assortment of boots aud bropnns. and
shoes, Of New York manufacture, for men, women
and children OF all nees, winch he will dispose of
at very moderate PRICES.
Families ofhis asOlin,ancc on sending an order
will have their wishes attended 10 l. S SEGOI1R
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To Country Merchants and Planters.
Negro cloths, blankets, Aannes, Ilnseys, Lowell
shIrlings, checks, linens, calcoes handk erchiefs
&c &c. received and for sale low by the subscri
BEES. ROTTA 4 Co.
oct. corner Canal and Chart res 81
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HARPER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY

HARPER's CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
okACE, translated by Phillip Francis, D D, with
odes Sc; BY Ben jonson, Cowley,I Milton, DrvSon
Pope Addison, Swift C!aterton G Wakeiei. Por.o.
Bryan, &c and some efthe more eminent poets Of ii
,PHiEDRUS, with the appendix Of Gudius ,trons,.
.ea ~ y Cahr,sopie1 saart 10 vols forming vouesi
Tbs Expedition of HUMPHREY cLlNKER ~
,Sm9ett, NJ d. with memoir Of the Author by TIo,
" Roscoe Esq., new edition, with ilustralions' by a.
: THE ,iPSY;a Tale, by the author Of uR;,,,,,,.
Mary OIL irghndy," &c',sw edition. 2 vols .o,"piw
PAUL ,llFFORD; by the au,hsr o. .P.lh,s
ihs ts' 3D., NC, being volume ~ OF the ,,py, -.
not"t, Scr's Complies Y lks; t1usl,rrr-is.i
sa'e'. - -. :WHAakkAN =.
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Cologne Water, Perlumery, &c.-A splendid
article of cologne, pu. up expressly for the retail
trade; also the purest French Perfumery, embra-
cling every variety for the toie', for sale by
rct2 REEFS e. DIANG
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT

MAIL ARRANGEMENT
Norther" Mail, Closes Every day At 1oI Am
,v.., ,s.:, Duo every Sunday, Wednesday
" .se,. a, a1@ H. Friday, by 5, Pm.
ny ~1y ~ e"' Closes every Monday, WeduesJa
Cooss and Saturday, by ., r. nj.
III. H.. a,,y( Dse every Tuesday, Thursday, a
!he Lac az Ao'e Saturda, by 5 P. M.
via Closes evetv Monday "Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of the Express Mail, betw"-a MOBILE and New
YorkI,leaving Mobile daily at 8 r. NJ. Northwar
New York daily at P. NJ Southward.
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NO MERcVRY mon coPAiVS

,.,-,. NeW OTIeAHs, Nov. II, 1857.
A BOLT six months ago had the misfortune to get
"A secret disease for which have applied to seve.
raj doctors for cure, and they did not cure me- so now
Huet, and expect him TO cure me- Since Tint time
the diseuse got worse break out in large Ulcers
to the number Of six eight leg and all over
~ face, and throat, and able TO work at he
present time on account of the disease large ulcer on
the right side Of the throat. no putting myself
confidently under the care of DR.. Huet, ii Paris
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN,
r. fe5 Ii ly
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Ron, STEEL & HEAVY GOODS-Hut, suuare
L and bundle iron, well assorted
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
moulds
Cast, German, shear, blstered, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails aud spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log ard trace chains, corn mills
Amvils, vices, Hammers and bellows
Wre sheet pig and bar lead; shot
Coal, and cooking stoves
hmes' Rowands and other spades and shovels
loon aud plate hinges, door an. window hooks
Collins, Hunts Sha p and other axes
lar aard ana Manila co.lage, lines and Irvine
isol, and sheathing copper; Naval stores
Paints lnseed and sperm oil
inll assortment Of hardware and slip clamery,
always on hand, and which offered for sale At wbele
SAFE or RETAIL o." the most favorable terms, by
ms LAYTON Il Co. IS Old Levee
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cor. Charles and Common SITS,
R(lWAND,S TONIG 1IY;UI1nE

9 nuWANLpS TONIC MjXTIJRE-
~, as'easesent and cure Of the Fecer and Acme.
IN. - readily discovered wherein the Tonic Mix
IL. to the ordinary ,ncds of treating
sehle Es,a" ague' IN the first place. being Vege.
ans ana Tree from any deeterious and poison.
~ aver I III, may lie taken witt, the umos, safe.
vent. e c!snder infant, aged invalid 1t pre-
ion soon regains its wonted tome and nctv;,v II ss,ah
.snes so,nt and permanent annette bv ;nv;.orong
R.;s and gives relish 10 the Of
~ Ieculiar N having purgative quality. II remains
~ INC novels I. increase This disorder ~ To raa
but thoroughly cleanses The several or.
Ell =! digestion, aud thus benefits The svstem
i.,:.S aaever other affections il NAV he onnressed
heer sn", aner the use of the Tonic Mixture have
and hs~e ~ all the usual causes Of the disease
he nae oS,.a any symptoms Of return whereas by
ted an connon remedies there is always crea-
81 fnenna. liability TO recurrence. The danger
*. re!apses Of the Agne is very syde mr. for
me system will become too muci nros,,a,e u "
10. eo'e 70 react with medicine and sneei;,v All '
"a. 20 <uch '',cessan violence The Panic M;x,u,. il
m 49, ~ such reasonable price, MS to Mace if wh
AZ, ch OF every one-so that the po,,r and des,;,u,e
a., ne,epy furnished will, assistance w,h,nt sol;ctn
Men, -. .na attendance which frequently denied Ia
'ri,s =. n' e,ss very reluctantly bestowed
,.. paone are respecty cautioned ogoinst the snu
for sale. N''s '"eucile' mat are daily offered
It's Is prepared only by DR.. John R. Rowand. ar his
RI. .mS,,c MARKET street, Philadelphia.
South W..,sr oets are the wholesale agents for the
a. ph' es!eIn States, and will sell BY tho gross. al
sne ns!adeiphia prices Ts be had al retail also 81
sa"s' u the Apothecaries in thu city.
JARVIS l. ANDREWS,
,.v,a Wholesale Druggists,
aoyIo cor Common L. Tchon;iouIas !.
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NV, vALUABLE AND STANDARD!

", vAlUA BILE AND STANDARD!
=. 80. VALUABLE AND scAacs. -
49, WM.GETT'S Pomneysna y vols smo
~ y sors Gems, with aupert coored states
-. ',ecn, - fMlosOphie ia Ia Nature
~ Louis Civiles, Paris I79l scarce
1;sciorsdie du Jcn est Echoes
I.... NEW MEDICAL worries
1..s ~ III rev.r-Phtiisss and Blood LIE 4
Hotn... 'd'cal Jurisprudence on Insanity
s:; ;aes !, Feyer-Prtclarl VI, Insanity
NH ~ Z. SaMrsgery-Liston's surgery
U,s,. icy ny Illustrated popul.r Medicine
Aess's An ,lytical Cheni,lry
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL.
M.Cl, Almanac anil Repostory, fo 1889
CO amerc,al Dictionary, London
ns Alr'anac for 1888 = -
1wAitcn's Navigation
h. sn'scHfrEcruRE AND MECHANICS. ~
do Ga,nars Architecture, Londot Nv.
Shaw hrchitecture, 3 vols. London .
Enxjpeessc sm.iteetufe. Tredgolls CARPENTRY
Nsitn'o. !. Mechanic's EueycfDpe,ia. London
."atnematical Tables 49,
fFSS; ;ia.s' American Biograrh sSh . vol,
Gnm.. Miscellanies from the ~.
Lard R.oaNi,n, Jeufffoy and b. Constan
lPIsr..:po ms Works, 2 vols, sndou
e,la;c.I Cnrios,es of Literaturp,L,
Lockhs.,s;.ac economy. By Say, do Vethake
renI;nanJsL Ire Of Walter Scott, 9 vols
Shaks.nss. and Isabella, by Prescott.3 vols ..
And Y splendid edition, vols, 8n,o
Z Ciss.; general assortment Of Law M"Ec,l Scientific
S.ss'ca!. Miscellaneous hooks Nav ed'ca'
s.aonaries, Gra,nmar EnplsL and
Ssestsan, Latin and Greek. $50" ""'
y ~ II vf>t,Ns D. -
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I OuiS' Medical Books-l.onis on PL,I,iss, do. n,
:. tst go. 80 A TOWAR, ~ Cam
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DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease i.
quite well cured to my 6wh satisfaction, for which
thank DIR. Hue and moreover assure that the medi
cine have taken makes fat and did not niure INV
nsalth at all therefore advise ms How sufferers d
lose no time and apply to DR. A. Huet, 1874 Cana
street, between Dauphine and Bourbon streets. Dr..
Huet is at home from O'Clock, A M, until 4 P M
They will find true doctor for this complaint,
JOHN DEAN, 40 Grayer street.
II any one wants to sec me, call at No. Az G,avier
New Orleans. Feb I, 1888. feb I4Iv
TIME Genuine Indian Balsam Of Ljyerwort and Ho,e
II hound, ID put up in bottles the low price of So
cents each containing the strength Of three ounces Of
Liyetwort best les the virtues Of many other roots
herbs known among the Indians as efcacious in crnu
pulmonary complaints.
The utivalled which has attended the nae NJ
this inestinable Balsan wherever il has been intro,
duced, has ehtAined the confidence and recommends.
tions OF respectable physicians, for the cure OF coughs
sslds, pain in the side, want Of rest splitting ef blood
liver complaint, Sc. -
To whom may concern. This is to certify tina, we
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ners Indian Balsam OF l.yerwort ID Hoa rhound with
decided good eaect y. can therefore the know
ledge the materials il is made FROM and obsevat,on
Oril1 those affections d the lungs i,r which Il IL re-
mmsndea. A Z, TX. WILLIAMS, NJ. D.
CALVIN ELLIS Al. d, s.
- Members The Boston Medical Associa,;on
Boston, October Is. - ~
81 s.l;ey; JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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RAc0N sIpEs-ss sssks ,,.,,-
hO!andiny from f''e s,canbsat Eeassi 800
=. - DOGERT ftiU3ik
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Northward. Coming Southwark, tho time il six hour
less; being days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

EN- DOI4TAKS KEWAKD.
RANAWAY from 1869 Carondelet corner of HeviS
~ Streets on the night Of 30'h Of August, and was
seen the next morning in Peydras street, a negro boy
named CHARLES, about IL yenys Of age, on1 fec
Or ,sreaGents in height very black and has mped
nent IN his Speech one Of his legs sore, occasione6
by recent hart; he had on wien he went aw az white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton pnntaloons
Mesters OF vessels and steam boats are cautioned
ganst receiving or harborg said Negro as well aA
oter persons, as the utmost rigour Of the law will 10
enforced against them. The above reward will be pais
Tor dc've;ing him into my of the ails of either Of The
municipalities or at 1853 Carondele Of iicvi.
s.eee'. - sept
NOTlCE-The copartnerslip heretofore existing
under the firm Of dubois Il Garretson, has beec
dissolved The subscriber vii, liquiate the affairs
the concer" in this city, and requires all pesons naeb
claims, to present Them for settlement.
ang 8-1 800 II GARRETSON,
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Specimens TO be seen at the shop Paints. ellis.
glass, copal varnisl', &c. on hand MI tor sale.
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ME Subscribers, Agents for the extensive house Of
w, q ). Butcher. Sheffield, Enptand have just
Sce,yea very extensive set Of pm el,s consisting Of
na aoie and Dessert Knives of e. description, Pen,
Jockey. DIX, and Spear point Knives; Razors Scis-
Edge Ioels &c. &C. &c. which they are prepared
exhlb to the trade Tor ORDERS Terms and conditions
Will be nude known at the time.
milo -. ID. REIN & COHEN On Conop,or at .
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nOYiE X MAY, House, Sign, aud Ornamental
~ Painters, No Caroade'e street, Two doors from
Cana! street.
limitations of the following woods and marbles. sx
ecu,ed in a mastery manner
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missouri Rop - i00 coils Miss5u,, ;hale rune .
made oil OF hemp, in si"rc, AID far snla by z.
Z. no .COGERT & HAWTHORN, ca, Grayis, 8,
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Nh""cis Vi ulIS company hereby no.
Il tined that by resolution of the board of Iirec
ton passed on the 18th inst the call made on Them IN
me 10Th February last for the payment of five dollars
share, was rescnded, and the sud Stockholders nre
further notified that '
WHEREAS, by a resolution Of this board passed on
The 18th inst call has been nde the stockholders
OF i,e New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road COMPANY
or he following payments the the stock held
tVeiy by then vz:-two dollars per share, payable on
payable on the first day of December next; and two
dollars per share payable the fist day of March
"ext NOW therefore be it resolved, that the secretary
OF ms company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public prints of the city, that in conformity
win the sixth section of the charter they are pcrm:d
10 postpone any payment called in the stock of said
Gspany for the term of sixty days. from and after the
day on which is made payable, with the exp,ess con-
di9; however, that if not regularly paid within the
on which should have leen paid that then the stock
on wh,c SAID payments should have been made is and
1eina =: Forfeited to the company, the charter OH that
teng imperative. In conformity the reure tn sud
cai all stock of the Stockholders in said company MS
.hk proper to put off the payments their stock 10
te END OF the additional sixty days, which the charter
ho~s tisn are notified that the payment OF Two dol
s Pcr share called Tor, and due the first Of Sep
enher next may be postponed under the sixth section
o. sad charter, until the 3ist day of OcteI,er next at
the payment o. two dollars per share calIed for and
que onihe hrst day OF December next NAV he nos,:
poned until the 3Ot day of January next aud The nav
ment OF two dollars per share called for and e on lilo
Ut March next, may be postponed until the 3rb
day of April next. - -. . wv"
Extracts Of the minutes Of the board :. "A
june q ~ A X McNAIR Sac, 81
WnnL HATS, in, easss-sa5 .s,,xsn = lite W. j
w Hate, for sale John II GKAHAMS
:
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= nfr.ait's Il ,zlf Strpps-ThIee, cases of, HE
genuine article. Just rrc.ivrd.by - ."',
+ OFT s. REESE 4 D'LANi;. ,I8 Camn' 9, :.
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proporton OF four times as fast as the old Saies.-
Millions OF acres had been granted to them Tor inn
movements aud cultivation. As 10 his course on the
preemplion law, which had been alluded TO, he was
still opposed in principle toihe presumption law, not
10 discourage the growth Of The new States, bat TO
prevent the spectators from monopolizing lands
which belong TO the whole people He had never
used any disrespeciul words in regard 10 the actual
claimants under the presumption lawS-ihoush such
words-epithets which he never used-had been put
into his mouth by Senators here To answer their own
purposes. He opposed the system of presumption
because il encouraged fraudulent speculaions,-
Every one knew that presumption right was as
marketable commodity, as turkey at the Contre
Market, on Pennsylvania avenue But he had been
represented as applying abusive epheis to The set
Tiers on public lands Here Mr.. Clay told the fol-
lowing anecdole, which must make some people on
the floor OF the Senate and elsewhere feel cheap
as refuse land al the minimum price under the gradu
alton bill Al the last session, he said he accidentally
saw printed speech of Senator from Indiana, in
favor Of the pre-empiion law, in which he (Mr c.
was made TO apply some abusive epilhets 10 settlers
on the public lands and pre-emptioners. He showed
the speech 10 the gentleman, and called his attention
TO the misrepresentation. The gentleman very
promptly admitted the error and promised to correct
IT, He did correct il and sent him Mr.. CO. copy
Of the corrected speech; but sir, said Mr. Clay the
edition Of the speech which contained The misIepre-
senlation was after all this, the one which was cir
euLated! X. .... ...
The Senate adjourned at late hour, without TAX
ing the question on the motion.
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IN SENATE,
THURSDAY, January 3, Is

THURSDAY, January 3, 1889.
Mr.. WHITE, of Tennessee, appeared in his seat
this morning.
MIR. McKEAN presented memorial from certain
ladies Of Erie county, Pennsylvania, praying law
of Congress TO abolish slavery in the District OF Co
lumbia and the Territory OF Florida, and Tor the
prevention Of that traffic between the States. The
petitioners desired reference to a select committee
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Mississippi, moved 10 lay
The motion to receive on the table.
On this question Mr.. MORRIS asked the yeas
and nays, and said he desired TO make question Of
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IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2, rs

WEDNESDAY, Jan, 2, 1889.
The following petitions memorials, &c. were pre-
scented and referred viz:
BY Mr. McKEAN From 81 ladies' in a certain coun-
ty in Pennsylvania, praying the passage Of law to pro-
hbt the slave trade, and 10 abolish slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia Mr. Mex said he had been instruct
cd to move that be referred select committee with
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. STIERROD WILLIAMS asked leave to
submit resolution providing that the daily hour Of
The native American., 1839-07-20
EAYNE,s INDIAN ExPEcroRANT, is recon-

j mended as decidedly superior 10 any other known
combination of medicine for Coughs Colds Influenza
Consumption, Asthma, Splitting of Blood, Angina Pee
toris-Papitations Of the Heart, Bronchhs-Chro
Pleurisy Hoarseness, Difficulty Of Breathing Hopping
Cough Pains and Weakness Of the Breast, and all dis
eases Of the Pulmonary Organs. ts
This medicine is highly and Justly recommended by
numerous and respectable individuals, who have found
relief from its Many who have been iaboring under
proracted coughs pains in the breast and have heen
supposed by themselves and their friends far advanced in
consumpon have been happily restored to perfect health
by the use Of this valuable Expectorant.
Dr.. JONATHAN GOING, President Of the Granville COL
cge Ohio (ate Of New York,) in letter to the propre-
tor, dated New York, December, 1885, says-'he was
aborng under severe cold, congh and hoarseness I'D
that his difficulty of breathing great that e felt
himself in imminent danger Of immediate sufocaton, but
was perfectly cured by using this Expectorant" Mrs
Delks of Salem N. j. cured Of Asthma of twenty
years standing by using two bottles OF this medicine
Mrs Ward also OF Salem, cured OF the same COM
pan hy one bottle young lady, also Salem, who was
believed by her friends be far gone with consumption,
was perfectly restored by three bottles. Dr. Hamilton,
Of ST. James, South Carolina, greatly affected by
cough hoarseness and Of the lungs and using
bottle of this medicine found permanent relief might
In addition to the above, several hundred case Cough
be mentioned of its promptly curing Hopping
when every other treatment had failed in giving relief
In iact the proprietor refer to several hundred in
diyduas in The city of Philadelphia alone who have
been cured Of Asthma Bronchitis Splitting of Blood and
every variety Of disease of the Breast whose certificates
would occupy much space 10 publish and he is daily
receiving, from every part Of the Unon the highest test
monials in its favor.
The native American., 1839-07-20
FROM. AN OHIO PAPER.

nEAFWESS.-MrP PRINTER: There is, a man
! - residing In Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, VINO pur
saeh new plan OF restoring hearing and eyesight.
| BY taking his advice people will find themselves SO
easily getting well; so easily getting cured that heyH
almost be al loss 10 tell how.
they'll almost be at loss 10 know hoW their aflictons
were overcome and they restored TO health and happl-
ness again.
Why friend reader, the regainng Of health and Of
such blessings to those who had the misfortune 10 lose
them can never be paid with gold and silver and worldly
things.
Indeed, The recovery sl such blessings is invaluable;
and hen people get their hearing and eyesght again,
let them offer up prayer to God, and not For,
it is to Him tina, praise is due and not to the physician.
The farmer giveth seed to the earth, but kind Pro-
yidence giveth harvest.
So, similar principles, the physician giveth rcraedy
to the sick but that kind Providence gveth health
Let us be haaktuL
letter below vii, make known 10 applicants the
nature Of help and that or fee of five dollars It's sent
By mail free Of postage. And if any additional help
any additional remedial hep-shoud be wanted, twill
be sent without any further charge.
The fee is merely considered recompense for the
doctor s time and mental labor.
More he doth not want
And that which people get in return will be of more
value to them than hundred dollars of such dollar
tccs and corrobora:ion o The above We annex
letter from G. w. Els to Dr. Green:
Dear Friend. Some three years since made aPpll.
cation to you to restore my hearing and eyesght and at
the same time for friend OF mine, Mr. Norton, (caro
who afflicted with great degree of deafness !
mention these to bring the matter fresh 10
your mind. We received your remedy followed the pre-
crpons and restored to The use OF our ears
and eyes; general heath Also improved in the mean
me by the excellent advice you gave US OH the subject
Of health aud long life.
A young applied to me few days since for in
formationhe is afflicted with weak eyes-medcal men
here parts Of the world tell him that the optic nerve
is weak. Immediately referred him to you as the
only within the circle of my acquaintance who
could give relief in such cases and he not conveniently
able to write, concluded to write myself, and at the
same time enclose the customary five dollar fee and
request that which is necessary will quickly be sent on
Be kind enough TO send OF your pamphlets on
the subject of health temperance, and long life
Yours in friendship
G w. ELLIS, p. NJ.
Granville, Ohio, Sept. TO- 1888. .~ ..#
To DR. GREEN Bethlehem, Pa
The Editor is informed that all printers who will
publish the above will receive the remedy gratuitosy
ap 20.