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New-York tribune., 1841-12-28
GEORGE BRIGGS.
WlLLlAN B MARSH,
J P. GIFFiNG.
J 7 CLARkoOf',
ADkt nv

u Fourth Wmrd.-ihe Whir Electors Of lhe
Fourth Ward invited 20 A. the Shaksp.are He
tel corner OF William and Duane on Tucsdus
Evening 25th met. = o'clock sPp FIVE Dclcssie
to the General COMMITTEE OF Wig Young hl.r ior III,
ensuing year. BY order Of the Ward Committee
WM. HALL Chairman.
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THoS NJ. ADEIAScE. Secretary.
The Ward Cou mittoo requested to meet at :hc
PLACE Immediately after adjournment If the above
meeting. d2T ~
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NRW-YEAR'S CALL:

y ovERCoATs AND FASHIONABLE CLoAKS
will be required for New Years Day, snd be
having one time, made II The best style, and low
price you will 10 well 20 call on tho
CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR VET.
II PcIerV. Hustled, Mol Chatham square. corn
ar of Catherine Clothes order the neat
est style 10 per cheaper than the cheapest cash
Tailor IN this city. A good 1T ID all cases warranted
62l ST (2N
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" Fnir.-The Ladies OF the Madson-strcet Church
will hold heir Annual FAIR the sale o. useful aud fan
cy articles the Lecture Room Of the Church. corner OF
Madison and Governoursre Wednesday, Dec -
The sale i'll commence O'Clock and continue though
cut the afternoon and evening. as II
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SLEIGas, ehRIGKs, eLEIGNs

DKITANNIA riEA sETTs-Dixon & Sons
LITHUANIAN Ware of various patterns Just received to
gether with large assortment of Block Tin
COFFEE AND TEA URNS,
and a variety of Fine Gothic and Sandwich
TEA TRAYS AND WATERS.
Also, polished steel FIRE SETTS.
Those who wish purchase articles in the above line
will call and them before purchasing elsew here,
as they will be offered very low prices
A usual assortment OF Wooden Ware, Baskets and
Hardware and Tin Ware for aousekcepors USE Kept con
,tanty on hand a, the Furnishing Warehouse, So ans
255 Greenwich. one door abovs Murray street, by.
dla avi. W & J. JAMESON.
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caEAPEsT Cssm TAILOR VET.
rr Thc Annual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

e,cssion of the above mcctog, ." well filed ny
creel with choice le OF Oysters, which an picking
IN Superior manner for The New ear day gratslang
table would wish II 10 be noticed that these oysters
are prepared expressly for the occasion, snd have deli
cacy of flavor known ony those who have tFied heE
The increased orders Of last year niorA ne that t-e
fashion of having Ovsers for the allows be-
coming general and have calculated accordingly.
All orders Will be punctualiy attended 10.
THOMAS DOWNING. ) Broad street
NB.-otder, taken Tor all parts OF the city, Brooklyn
and Jersey City. DIS 81
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u Ne'cnth ~ ;sri oung 'sen rectln.
Pursuant 20 the COMMUNICATION II the Get Coait-
tee, the Douecrntic Wing Young nien the seventh
Ward rcquestod inert 1t the Fraothn Eo,ei cor
Her Of Rutgers aud Cnc - erect ni TUESDAY ~ En-
ING, .cenbrr Is al hgf pa-t DC tx or purpose
fseecr five Deli 10 the Democratic Whia cure
Mems General Coaiuco for the ensuing yosr end 10
transact such oih. bushes, asii he ad bsioc a
TIC attcnN ance of eyerl WHY Is cxpeclrd.
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u Fire Departmental Special Meeting Of the
Representatives of the Y. Fire Department will be
held al Ffemen's Hall on tt tuesday, EVENING, the 2-i
inst. al = o'clock. PUnctual attendance particularly
requested BY order OF the President.
d27 It GEORGE H. PURSER, Secy,
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IIoEXpAt rREssNIs.-R.L L. < a STU

y ART, corner of Greenwich aud Chambers streets
have nov on Ea-d and offer for sole moderate prices
an variety Of French fancy boxe4 aace express
y Tor thee By CT the best eaauacureTs IN Paris
consisting OF Id siding, vase and basket boxes, sacs
conet. cornucopms, ac of varou, patterns filed with
sugar pus al their menuacture together Nth the
usual assortment. Of Candies and Sugar Pu Of superior
opalitv do ssis
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u Tenth W ard.-Pursusni the recommendn
ton of the General Committee, the Democratic Wing
Young Men OF the Tenth Ward ARE requested
Columbian Hall ,aud. street this evening Dee. 18th
II o'clock fer the purpose Il eccHg five Delegates
rep the Ward IN the General Committee OF Demo-
Wing Young New FOR the ensuing year. and
acting such other business may be laid before them.
BENJAMIN DRAKE
JOHN T. DODGE.
JOHN FAICONER.
SMITH J. EASTMAN
RICHARD SCOTT,
DDS Delegates for leil
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Published RMS Day,
u The Fen Son,manG ments, Spleadidly IL
lustrated on Wood by J Il. Butter printed on large
sheet, IL Coors beautiful Chrstmss and NV Years
Guf J. &. REDFlELD,
d24 s. Clinton Il Ill BOOKSTORE.
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p Ninth &nrd,-rursuAut TO The recommend
ton OF the General C-mritee tho Democratic Whir
Young Men OF the Ninth Ward requested TO meet al
the Northern Exchange. Beccker-stfeet, Tuesday
Evening, Dec. IS al u O'Clock, for the purpose of
lectiDg five Delegates represent the Ward 70. the
suing year the Democratic Wing Young Mems General
Comn,ree and such business may be
New-York tribune., 1841-12-28

y a.V-YEAs,s GIFTS FOR THE HOLY
- DAY>-Thi, week VII! be exposed for snle at the
Chea.est aud most Fashionahls Bonnet Store IN New
York ~ Bowery iG B1nrets made IN every vari
Ely miteria pretty snape and handsomely trimmed
some nih ribbon and lace AID WITH the same com
nencinc at the low price OF Dollars up to Twenty
rhesc Bonne.s are all nade and many of them the
handsome we have had ;hIs
Frencs Flowers Splendid Feathers, AMI Paris Ribbons
selling at nearly cost close the winter trade.
Handsome blue black Velvet Hats, trimmed with sar=e,
French flowers inside and out only So 81 TO 80 90.
Nov The time for geutemen TO make presents TO the
ladies' No lads should be without b met for New
Years while they can get cheap and handsome az
Downs Cheap Store ~ Bosery, between Hester and
W,lk.r srreets d27 Of
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u Notice. protrncied meeting is in progress At
he Wesleyan Chapel, Mulberry, Blocker 81. Re
rous services every evening This Setk commencing at
1t O'Clock
prssehinR this evening 10y the Rev T. 5 James, finan-
cai Secretary Of the American Bible Society as 3
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II Wedicincs off che Best ssuslity-Approve'
Popular Remedies Leeches Englis. and French Pcrfun
sry, Soaps, Brushes, &C.. fox sale By
J. & l. CoDDINGTON, Druggists,
ii3 lrnis' 2s7 Hudson 81, corne. of s;p.ps,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22
NUMBER SO.

tolls and rents shall superscede it; after
which it would properly be a SINKING
FUND for the redemption of the debt.
Such an arrangement would insure the
full value of property, and leave the canal.
when completed, with funded debt no
larger than the cost Of construction.
The receipts from property have thus
far been indiscriminately disbursed as
component part of the "canal fund.-" es-
tablished By the sixth section of the law
of 1886. But if the suggested separation
be made, the treasury would owe the sim
tcrest fund" the amount received from
sales, dcducting previous payments of in
teresi, and should he required to pay it by
a sale of state bonds authorized for the
purpose.
The interest account 10 the LIST Of July,
1871, would then stand as follows:
Amt paid from 1886 to Dec, 1870 s24o,l7l SO
payable Jan. LIST ls4l 76c05 90
' to be provided for, July / ls4l IssCO5 90
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22
that very little can be added without repi-

that very little can be added without repi-
tilion.
The secretary of the board exhibits, IN
his report marked C) the quarterly ac-
count of the bank agency at Chicago, the
amount of expenditures ordered by the
Board, classed under the usual heads,
including contingent disbursements--the
contracts made during the year, with the
names of contractors and conditions at
tending the lettings-the names and COM
pensalion Of engineers, clerks, and agents
the amount expended in provisions and
materials for the use of contractors, with
the quantity distributed, the cost of those
on hand, and the balance ofproht and
loss accountant all other business trans
acted through his Office.
The trcasurer's account (marked d.
furnishes the amount of money received
and paid out, the character of the checks
used, the amount Of interest paid on loans,
and the revenue from sales Of property and
accruing interest. From these several
documents the following results will be
found:
From the spring of 1896, to the close of the past
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22
SI.O3iG30 ~

a. -.,,,-.1 J., ,,,s -.
.'' "'' " , ',.'1':., lt;,Li,,,n o,,al
r'''''o" 70 inc i,,,,",' ~" J !, ,l d,, Of
passed req. !, LOW ~, s ',1 90 mmch If tho
t''e 'o'''n,ss'o"I'' ~ 'I'' w. "'''s,' - ,;ah,
,'"'S anu 'o''' '"''''S w 800. 49, -, i,,aa
DE- ,, ''qu"c'' " pay W. r';',Ls.i.nI, ,noro
~ .'''''S P5,,,' 'o,' w. ',',, ha,l
o'I''p"' u ~ Wv ,, ,,a,,s mix in,orcst
an" y''''o "''.'D,'' '"' 49, ,Lar I,nJ or
,'' ''' 'e'"',''"1'' '''! I,a ,,,,,a
'oS o''''''',' was " ~ ,,', ,on.r,g -,
~ '"'-' "'' w.; ~, e ,,.o,,. ,oars bc,rinr
VIC ,N''.|', - ~. 49,, aaH, nay,b,c ,nn,.
"m INV, ,at v. 80 r. ,;, ,bo comn;.sio.
any ou' u "'' '''' " t w. ~. ..,,I' ;noasl
~ w u: .; '''o't .n,,l nroo,o,e hc
w ~ vac" 'r''',"' 4. o.rl,. :, tho
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22

were merely preparatory, not hall mil
lion having been expended, II cannot be
doubted by competent judges, that with
sufficient funds the canal may be compile
ted in less than three years. For the
three years ending with the present, near
ly as much has been done as will be re-
CURED to finish it, and million more
might have been probably used, had no
pecuniary impeachment been thrown in the
way. The scarcity and high price of
workmen, the difficulty Of obtaining sup
plies, and the remarkably sicldy summer
and fall of 1898, were additional draw
backs, not reasonably to be counted on for
three years TO come. Provisions and la
Dor are now abundant and cheap; and the
contractors-than whom, as body, none
more efficient could he seected-are III
an excellent state of preparation. Com
menting on the same subject, 1t was re-
marked in the report of 1899, and will
apply more forcibly now that every thing
but the demand for public stocks, is iav-
orable to the economical advancement of
an enterprise that has few parallels in the
vast prosperity which must flow from its
timely completion, or in the magnitude of
loss and distress that would follow its
suspension.
The whole amount Of disbursements
from the beginning, adding in contingent
ccs, but exclusive of interest on loans, is
as follows
In 1896, to December the LIST, s9o9lo 60
In 1887, 3j1,Ijl 40
In 1898, 9O96ll 33
In 1899, l,256,3l3 IL
In 1870, to November lst 1870 535 06
Balance of advance to contractors, 3G,O5G Ii
Total of disbursements cxclu---------
siyc of interest S3,91s I5j 0S
The amowt~o interest paid on loans,
permanent and temporary, from 1896 to
the LIST of Dec. 1880, was &72,l2l H.,
(scc last annual report) On the Is. Of
Jam last, the further sum Of S33,540 rs.
was paid for interest due in \. York, aud
other small items, making the sum Of
sos. GIL So, which is all that will be
foupd in the Treasurer's report. Messrs.
Ncyins, Townsend & Co., of n. York,
advanced, on the Is, Of JuIy last, $l5,-
900, due in TIM. city; and at the same
lime, Judge Young, by sterling bill on
Nessrs. Wright 81 Go. for 100000. paid
to the agency Of the Bank Of the United
States, in London, 4l3,5j0, or abou.
S6l,5OO, and to the Bank in Philadelphia
about $4,000. previously advanced for
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22

Inc thousand sterling bonds ol i22o
each, releemahie in London, which were
sold to the Bank of the U. S. by Gen.
Rawlings and Gov. REYNOLDS, and hun
dred of the same denomination, redeema-
bic in n. York, sold by the President Of
the Board in the spring of 1899, to sund-
ry persons, bear an annual interest paya-
BILE on the first Monday in July; conse-
quenAy nothing was due on them in
January.
The following statement will show the
amount of interest necessary to be proyi-
ded, partly in May and partly in June,
for the dividends payable in London and
in New York on the first Monday in
July, lSll.
4 years interest on e225OO0 ster-
ling, payable in London, is 3d.
500 wiah, with nine per cent.
alvanc! for exchange amounts to s65,4OO 90
4 year siltorcst on E22 500 sterling,
payabl, in New York, withoutcx-
change and therefore equal to
100000 amounts to 6oOo 90
Six months interest on G225,0C0
sterling, payable in London, is
$3.50, which with nine per cent.
advance, for exchange, amounts to $1,000 90
Six months interest on 1913, 150 stcr-
ling, payable in London, is e.
0l2 10, which, with nine per cent.
exchange. amounts to 1905 90
Six months interest on Sl,300,00o,
payable IN New York, anountst to $1,000 90
Il T,,t,, It.
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The foregoing statementnot only shows
the amount OF interest due on the LIST Of
July next, but describes the character Of
all .ha bonds issued on account Of the
canal since it's commencement.
The laws under which they were is
sued, and the proceeds Of each appropria-
ton are as follows:
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-22

Total amt payable on Ian ls,, ls4l s7e.oo5 90
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r-,oMnourn ExrRACT .OR HoARnOuND

S-NoMPoUND EXTRACT -OF HoaRHouSDl
- 4 OK lSDIAs COUGH SfRUP.-rhis iavaiS
able msiicns. the result u mach rsssersa snd lony
experience. tor the INT offered IN tss ety
as safe aad stAsaciouS remedy m PulnssiC. Rron-
ehisi and Laryrgsa daesses and all affections conne.
ted vita the orgsas of respiration. Ts prepare aud
administer HedicUe for tho cute OF diseases which,
sAa effect ia object without deTaneinr other ninc-
ions, and thereby erSs,ing new disease. has hong
been desi!sfa'Gin among the profession.
Most Al no; all, Of The Preparations inflicted On :
suffering community suder tho name Of COusli
Drops, Stomach Cordals,' ESpsc,ora;,is. a. &c
htNe been 50 saturated with opium a. 10 leave an
effect on the sysSm far than the disease icsign
al TO be cured.
Not with the indian Csucl SyrNp.
Though composed of great number OF materials
hoyail belong 20 the same iamy-ul tend To- the samc
definite OlyOct-the CURING and prc-,Hisg discsss
without leaving a sting behind. Much moro misht bs
said snd many certificates from respectable person,
appended OF Ihg vIIiuos OF tho medicine; but aft
al The best recommendation Of any specific is that
does its work night" Come thca. - afflicted. ir,
The virtues # The Compound extract OF IIcs7houn,
sud hs cVreS Carefully prepared and pa, ny in bot
Ties Ni'h directions, at the Botanic Drug and heJicn,
! > Jfs. 81. Market SQUARE.
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lH.H.FTErEE HKEErRF,zz-

HAS been abe through tho E.gdrr.s
y n n number of his friends ~ rra4r.a rae
wholesale trO7ervf COwWf-aIpu lrH SHINING D.. 81
SIMS fn 1d street between Wood sHI smith. u
streets 90 the stand FORMERLY occupied by Irr
Church.
Iie intends 20 keen on hand On a.s1ur,frt ~
ErOccrcs, tis5urgh Mauufsrtrr1s Corner and
Jun, and VIII De- gr1 cf1I fJr call from hislr.nIs
through cut thesouufrv
Pitfsbsrgl. Dcf. r. fsfQ-.u Gu
Trauscppt Wei a.urph. Marshall Baac1o TTFs.
bethtown, MarshaI % Democratic Rtpubt.4a.
Morganf0ws, end Gazette Parkersburgh. will a,fs
shove Dss. and sond her saeynEts fs Pine
lRyEt Aiso oss rusybuF - fhoaS yagss o5ntsrlius
rrfWIsa
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EDWARD }. DAnKrN. rHYsIclAgssuRcVog

EDWARD }. DARKEN. PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON
Z EREWlTII offers his professional service.
n n tie citizens Of Wheeling
DE- d. was for four years attached as an indosr nm
p 10 largest provincial Hospitals in England
ana subsequently studied undsr Sir Ashley Co,,sr !,
The London Hospitals. This together with Es,or,AIs
oPPeriuniiis, for becoming acquainted with bis ,r.
sion IN the Eastern Sales where o has been en.a..d
IN practice during the past nins years leads hira \.
AoFe That any reliance which may rsposed in h,a
professional skill, will be found 10 have hs.n u,i,
placed. Once next dosr to the Gazette GA. Nj,
sissf. nav oS
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Matthew warren, Jssspk Eorrssn, Hsafy D
HarI, No gan Nelson sns Jsmss Pssr.cn.
ALEX. L. LLIDLKY, sl.ik.
ChHssstt for Conpt. '-'
isnS-2m

NlnGlNIz ~ eHAScssv-lt rules hsld in tks
sGhe on,cs CT me circuit Superior csutt Of law
I ~ Jns ,T Ior t.s county Of Ohio, In tie
henry Moore !sLn r. Clarke, CsH.lalnaats.
sEsllAt
sIEomas y. Ga kcinefsndsrt
me utIenusht not having eutersd his epps.vrrs
tII sven security icsoTdns 10 the act Of ,ss,n.Lly
gu luo fules 81 hs court, ans spsesrins b, as;.
l,i-cio y proof that he - not iEistiiint o; MI.
SoMhionTesith. On motion Of the ecmrlsintnts
oN cuuGse " Is ordered hat the said sofend,nt 90
hefs on The srst day OF the next sprins fern
~ nus C',nTl, and s.soer the ssid con pIEirsni
s.', ~ 'nst copy Il this order Is Forthwith la
Sshleu III some fCNSpsPcr p,mted in the city sf
nheeihs ior two months rueesssvsly and POSTED
s'hs front Ioor Of the court HOUSE. OF Ohio county
copy teso,
WHEAT. fer Compl. N''A
q .lrr,
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nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
~ TRSESTlNG AND APPLIcAsLEyo Tux
AEEIICIEn MlNli

DR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
TRSEsTlNG AND APPLE sLEro Tsis
ftsSosss Of re St0inach, or Nsrpees
Such Dy>Sspsla, either Chrsnic ar CaasaL ~
DIR the worst ymPeSis OF r.st'sssssss, 10 n -
whether the Lsngs or Liver Liver xcesIons,
JaaHdice, beth BaiIary snd Ssas@osac. ce.tivs-
ness, OF every varietyi Rheumatism; wketh-
or Acu,s Or Chrome, together with Gsut, Screfa!a,
Paws ia tho head, Back, Liass, and side, TyP hEs
Fever, Scarlet Fever, Putrd Sere throsi, Fever
and Ague Spssmsdic Plantation Of the cart and
sr;cyics Nerves. lgrt ability, NerYsIs Weak aess,
Hyslesics. Tic DoSloureuz, Cramps, Female Oh
siractios. Heartburn, Head ache, COnsh, the CSui
uaoasoT Humid. and the Day VI the NhOOpin4.
Asthsea, Crave, aad eEeesy.
The Blood has hithoSto been esnssdsrod By
EanHaTs aud others as the great TsS ulatOr Of the
huns system. and suGs IS the dovoreSness Of the
GdheTonts TO that erroneous doctrine that they
tent themselves nh tae simple POSSESSION OF this
faliacious opinion. witho, eEquiTing into the pri
mary sources from whence Life, Hcslh, aad Nig-
oar emzna {, snd rtceUcr p2'n SICK ngsS dsease
aud death. Not SO with DR. RgEt whose extern
ave research aud PRACTICAL experience 50 eminent
" qualify him for the procession Of which ne has
been one Of ihe NEST useful incm.ers; He con
teads-aEG moments rsltcuou viii copsisc0
any reasoning Iaind Of The correctness of his views
thgtths s;omacR liver, and the associated orEahs
ara the prmart aud great regulators Of health nd
that the blosd IN very many instances ~ dcpendcnt
Oh tssse oIgans and tLat unless sediclns reaches
the root Of the disease the superficial aGodYnoS
ravasCs OF deep rooted maisd,cs. Under these con-
yIcuons, At ths expense OF years of clsse apSlica
uon, me doclOI mas sctNcI-1 Esnietu. M .l
scafchng powers are iflccsun!c, ana ~ PRESCRIBING
! Il ]. with ku lWlrdSo ofits Being rsdlsal cur,
cfths VARIOUS diseases already enumerated. even u
appleC IN Tho most crIiIca eases, bat lac dSSs ss
protsnS 10 aScTibo 10
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency although FROM yesi.iv'
proofs within the know ledge Of hunGress hs IS Pre-
pared To show, ;hat when svSTy ether earthly rGms
uy has bCCu en- up.
I tIU MIS- BOTANIC FILLS
have bsen known fan IN eiiecting ver,
sickness and disease those who have tested thoi
efficacy, and thus amply tersTdng DR.. Hunt ic
his long md anxious study 10 attain this Esriec
, ton IN the Healing Art
, The extraordinary success which has attended ~
use Of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, is the 6os
criterion If then sup error virtues, They nav
been the means of raising host Of ssuIshiag
tents f. the bed VI sid,cIi0n. is clearly ssI=
cyd IN the following
4 (E'fRrr1strATEG
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HINTS RoTANIC PILLS
CERTIFICATES.
FEVER AND AGUE CURED.


Dssr Sir-Beiisyi>sita duiy owe yeu ss sus
ccsstul PRACTITIONER, 40 well ~ those who Asy We
s!nli 'rly afflicted, taSc pleasure N AckHCwisgg-
ing the benefit have service from The US 81 yoIr
valuable Medicine
HUNTS DuTANIC PILLS.
After much suffering from Fever aud AgUs. dsr-
ing tGe spring ano fall for he Last f9ur years. sec
the pccUuiuiy injuries attendant on tha l&H 81 sal
tion q: enc On whose eNcg;Icns large faI.s,. rss
tested tho skill OF mary medical sdv!xsss. al an
expense could not well aAUrs l. the e II Of is3s
hnuln3 the prsmouuc'y symptoms sf tae Gi5asse
approaching, Mas induced by frisaI who Esd
tired your medicine, 10 Purchase package u yoHE
DsiSnlc PMS and now nave tia happiness 10 N
similarly aa!cted--ihat they cSuntersc. the &c
case, nor have Seen troubled with !; since. and
my conhfence contuu-s 20 uphold ne ~ The he
lst thar your Botanic Pills the msst safe, the
cheapssi, most ei4.cacIous. end radical cars lcr
mat distressing disease the Fever and Aqua Al!
can for the sTeseni offer Yen for the bl.ssng you
have becG lEstrumenta ia conierr.ug ON me IL my
ASSURANCES OF uHcesslas gratitude and esteem.
u
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in interCsing case Of l. oraese o. Cpirils ,,.B %,
riaIkui NnIs n-ltr A LL..ltn. -

Mr.. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several
Years VITA cNIcmo Debility together with "a train
d symptoms generally termed nervous Affection
WA which perhaps, % would BE impossible for lnt
zen 81 the most learned paysician5 % describe Iu
.nls case toe spasms ln the stOEsach were 80 f.s-
qucni ana cXCucatn2 as nearly 10 deprive lI,
u reason, pains "a ule uibs, extending even Do
ne HHE'rs ana toes, t8t ulcnce, Fickucss 40 tic
hOinich, gnd general agitation Of the wt1.r
Nsiem' iHsHWurh th1;n common Incident render
'i thc mind uIuid aud apgrCEcus.vs. In o.a.E 90
,S'h''c th-sc distressing symptoms. ana Restore
me constipation % lts flTnlr Cnrygy 70 irrga mr.
t3n % Hgd-cal SSH bad bCcn Cshauet.d without
INV adNani1roi ciangC u or. add other remedies
we're also hnivai ing, and the Mod and body mo
tdTel To DC devoted 20 ruthless disease. Iu fle|
H'pelnss aHl Idngmu situation, Mr. Caldwell was
ttt'inuenotd G. make rial Of Hunts Gptlrr pflIa.
Ih' tit'ci1 ol which were VISIBLE a few tass
'ng by continuance Of che medicine accYrsi.s
- 'IecNons, bi. siren9thih2c1mc completely rtsior.
20 H9d sound state Of he1!th most uar.i.g ca.
'Dl3htd. FRANCIS CALDWELL.