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3 DOCK, Al BHOOkLl N.-SraleG proposals viii be-
reCeive the Office Of l- Nay Agent. Nevl orl, until
the ii ,.ayo April Tor furnishing the {. :. Navy Yard
EroohlyU the io!lowin. Timber Plank the foundations,
OF The Dry Dock. VIZ:
1850 Spruce r-, oil length varying Ell, 30 feet to ave-
rage uo les Than % feet and 70 r not les than u and
average at least u inches IN diameter feet from I'll.
bnti exclusive, OF TIE bark
3o inea White Pine Timber, foot square, for door
1900 inea lee, White Pine Timber foot by inclr.
square, Tor hoor ;lbers-
2;1,5oo feet. board measure, inch White Pine Pan..
759 f,i board measure of inch yellow Pine Plank for
!. the s. above Timber and Plank to perfectly sound
aRi durable quality.
Tie SPRUCE PUTS 10 he 1t, straight procured,
and IN al respects prepared o- rp.ing and driving.
The WniTE PNs TIMBER 10 h. free from shake, ard
Iar. h.ro.--;o sawed straight and square red the
jii-as.ols above gyen, ms! OF he toawtng lengths
0ncha ot each io 70 be sticks = - q and 81 fs.t an.
TIE r-rai4ig hall Of each otin sticks 81 20, aud .
long, The number OF neai feet OF eachengli TO be near
the
The WHITE P!xE PINK be entirely free from la rye
hnol>, square edged IN lengths OF ~ q g or 50 cei
average not les than 2 feet, ant III ~ists from 10 70 -
The yellow PINE PLASk to be frightened and square
edged, utabl driving ste- p!ng, IN lengths ot Is
y -- and in width from 10 IS inches, average
,llan y inches
All he above Timber AMI Plank be delivered on .uch
rrate hv the Engineer OF the Dry DOh subject the m
,,,ectou and approval OF such persaa as he select
lines between tn h day July ana the 18th ay OF 0cto
Der may he required by The Nay Agent. he giving
L., than 8 weeks notice.
The WHITE PiSE TIMER - h delivered! between the i,
tiav OF September and 5l,i day, OF October.
The watrs and YELLOW PIE PL,sk betw zen the I,t
The proposals liz price pr stick r the Pile,
per cubic f5, Tor tb- White Pine Timber ana per FOOT
board measure, Tor the 5 an'i inch Pine Paak-
The ri., / reserved than ,e hole qcan-
y each kind OF Timber 70 bi!- and offer. m
| t,e received Tor any portion oil either ainl
Proposals 10 BE- endorsed Proposals TOR Timber FOR Dry
! DoGk, Brooklyn
Ssyy Agents oa5es. Ns,s:Ysr4 jan 81: 1872
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Mr. DICAI.
EEET TO the Lame.-The Extinguishin

LINIMEN'r. srt- Cure !or ChiIb,Ln> n tn Fr',i,
Troublesome IN The winter and grlnsry % t+tcu -
ccrc. Bat discovery uuoia.-;fe i:itTsf'-
~ appe7.. Il cgreS e.a:n. l'ilctt iI r."
liberated Il czres burns. frees 'eii9" o'
II VII only hG prevent ba or -ct.'i
trnii hisering apqer iuunctl'ates; hcue. a 2ait
should be a5fHou is Directions with rtiia!,- i-1et CPS
and riibail.. burns and T-aze>
pared! and mt ur by ,Hlc, Hn- 81. Ho3i,>, y. H.
Sold ~ the agents y. s. ID. Sands, DrlEEt>i, NJ -
Fu!tnn-I corner OF co, AMI 100 Fuiion--t al .sila'
and retail Sold ai.o s. Sands Co, No - r'1si-
49, and DAVE Sad, K GO. = Ea.l Broallway In
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y - AELIZABETl-PORT AND
$3.50 NEw-YORK FERRY COMPANY.
lN.7r :frrcuccns,t.-f Fare ~ Cents.
The steamboats, "tT tEWTTGH au!=tiND ERtLtA
p'vG yfrun Elizab-tlCrt'o \erI os. touching e!S
Brighton and PortRiebinond each trIp GloWs=nn and
after tn" 7i da% Of February 1872,
Leave Eiizabr!-Pn, I.eay. y. Sofh, Tcr !. \. r.
it9ana loclock l. N.andI Al and Jog ocNk, \. Ei.and
Az and + O'clock. T. VI. ~ 2auLti O'clock, 7. VI.
Leave Elizabe. FORT a, a o ;,a'"s ), and at ?:
Leave NcvYork lnocloct, \, ". ard AT O'clock, r "
~ EPa.en@er> Tor I'estdeld scotch p9ir I'iainfeld
Bonni-Rrook. >0rncrvile Eaof &c.,.hy the Ellzalsl
town and sornerge Railroad Cars, viii leave NeSYork
the 8ocock boa; nilc lnornn., ard in TIE and 4 o.
clock boat IN the afternoon.
The Horse Car will leave iron, OF The Union Io;c
quarter OF hour previous the departure of each boat.
AhaggaTt N the risk OF lis Owner. ms
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: nr lIv;.-,s ;a"es;sfa caatnas - ts-sSe nF So
c..l-,i preference Fc= te4cH,r FerSf2S 60
t. --v.,s -. fial. ,e5ti -. >.flzss
i-rs...s.I ~ sset-E. u nv 7N ~ -
atcii-lnl arr zry. > tiat Il tsNrl> ys 5-e
:. >-E..t Mn NE. MORT. ". D..
y--..lslv I ,cii -slf3
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1T Bowery' an,83 Barclay-si. only. ml2 I'm
HNRENCH POLISHINGP

article 4. combination OF elementary substances hay
ng strong affinity each Other whjciuni,e and form
compound altogether nit> character. Ike hriancy
and durability ot!ic pSh impar1s 10 the mo-, ieicat,
article such mahogany. rosewood, ebony
Italian marble, also to carriages patent rather. military
caps, unsurpassed, Is applicatiou recurring
very little labor tho article IL original beauty
For sale y L. Sands < Co Ceramic Buidings.i=Z73
Broadway, Chambcrs,ireet; ato, 'y \. b. D.
Sa,.s, 20 and 100 FuOn: D. Sands a Cot East Broad
way mig I'm
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(TOC![S Pan;llarv Lotion. or

y B-wani.4l AZ tn, above place -oz-i. %; Inc i:.
ported BRITISH OIL elS
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o. i.-c>', pti4cpa oircs ~. 10 isoa,tnay, \ y ~
>,cri, Skill street. ri a,Ie!E5ia ~ Ut
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FOR THE {. s. DRY

received the Office of tho Nay Agent Nelvlorj until
the Isl ayo: April Tor furnishing the e. :. Navy Yard,
rroohlyEl the o!lown. Timber Plank for hefounaton,
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GOAL! COALt.- Price Reduced
" Peach Orchard, ash, rTaH;rd frsi guilty, OF all
sizes delivered the best order rec Of carage Apply al
tie yard Mott and II and the lard
corner OF Hammond and GEeenn icli-sis.
E. r. < H. y MAYNARD.
n. B. MAJ Coal OF a superior .a!iiy and large SIZE
I'm
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Lord pennan SAID he believed that the whole Of
Westminster Hall We're unanimous ihnt the law oi
tnslaaa furnished no means of delivering III, the
persons VINO had escaped in the Creole he NO
Die ior'' quoted he opinion of Lor,! Coke and in
iatS years oil eit !, Wcthcrali. the same effect,
and said thai, i, would be- indccG. desirable = ,bcr.
were an international law giving nn,yc, ~ s,,,.
render criminals: but such law could ,,,y re-,
upon the presumption that the laws of all nat;c,>
were reasonable, and he feared The nefarions ira fc
IN slaves WOULD stand p..ry ouch in the way o NM,
such arrangement.
1.ors' Campbell said he should not have spoken
O" Tie subject but tina, opinion had been a,,ri
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Nav a. cent, Office. New York, Jan 3d. 1912
is 3tawAl ROBERT C. WETMnRE Nary Aoen,
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DATENT CHEMICAL OIL L.,iiii..ss,

e CHEMICAL OIL. BURNING FLUID-The sub
Scribcr would invite the e tn. public his stock
1T GREENOU CHS Pa TENT LAMPS whchiron theiT
beauty and superior qualities destined 10 upersede all
Other. Thu. oil which. * burned in them :
chemical preparations very clean properties and g.ve
"ey brilliant and economical light The Burning FCi.:
portable light, free from al smoke >lucll grca>e
wnclitcT soil Co:7uOn LaY!p> be a,tere,i
triang exTt.ns- burn fad. The subscriber i,
kindly permitted refer OF respectable
i;,,lilie,, who are using the article.
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C.Y 4 TT ON,

A. l'rt arc AT rs Time many wicked PERSONS
t,s., 'r.Igrd ifs'i IA 80 reunl,rlri med cine uu-
.. . t,G "a ~ otil l,dian Vegetable Piiis-and as
brN. ,.,. 'r,ie u 80 utterly rckl,ss of con.
uuti CO.. u Al u'.i, vaualL" vCs NAV be- lost il
&C.. UurCs ~ r-fG - "r or'tdiui compounds
;. 'WIir @Te rnu'i.t, 'C.lr>t uurchs-iug any
4! ts',Gs e. IT, it.rr Of H., %, Ncs the llawirg
V,i!u ~ II uu
WEICHt's INllaN VEGETABLE ILLS.
(hG IN Puyg0ttt)
oF TRr 'ou1T anGrICI> c"ILIeE oY HrlLTH
! nd-a.fo o. r rTrs".h is oar,iGi oCsius luTcl a.
SIP, SD no. ;,lnr "I any Tsrf'n sAceII tne Tcgu.
iHr..rsFi.rt' Sons
AELNIS ron N0ETHGHBERLAND co,
ytHHSs LGHia.
T.. y har-rr Suutur,--ia,nr & Roe Not
,r IN aut-- Iaco Hs-s Shsmuk - Samuel
Fu' hahohoy-Bycriy 4 d. Haas Aurusta--
h'tU { y Follmsr Miltan--Ire'srd * hrXtlI,
MCEvC :, ',--' 70 A n,sTm"rd, TuThui-vIlt-
jtw,- i',t fo-rs.s,-.it Khs', S,,',rs'ov u
--I', II. Z 0n.L 4, A.. J. sturg +. Vim.
It'.,'rl.., o. NJ iriyr toir,r.
Cg,r rd Gtrorl Depot fT The fsle Of
VI II : lae'cn ICeeG6t PNs. WLri,s,s and
r., "a. ~, lGs RACE STREET. PHuADEL-
It!h. Msy a., le$2-ly
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TIL SSTrAGE ETELT
Am
EAN7IS.E ENPOSTTUl.
(IN Twu voLUMEs.0


T0NIAlNlNG the Old aud New Tcstsment,
y with practical eNposirirns aud explanatory notes,
10y Thoua' Williams, Author OF "the Age of Inf
d,hty," "DlctjonpV # all Religious Denonins-
tons" &c. 1owhich are added the ref rencrs and
marginal readings of the Polyglot Blhie, together
with original notes aud sercrinus from BaSters
Comprehensive Bihlc. ard other s,andsrd work.
introductory and Concludlng marks on each book
Of the old nnd new Testament, aud valuable chro.
noiogicsl index. The whu'e cancfulIv revised and
gdn ted 10 the of Sunda, School, Bible classes,
al 8 Christians generally. embsNshed tciH maps
and enEJrriuES, edited by tho Rev. William Pat
ton, srd luhl,shed hy Case, Tiffany q Burnham I;
Hartford Conn, lSil.
This work has been highly recommended by the
full wing, aulorg other distinguished divines;
R'v. stephen RCmlr Gton, pastor of the Metho-
dist EpIsCopnl Church. Brooklyn.
Rev. ". G.. Brownie, pastor Of the Middle
Dutch thuIch, New York.
Rev. lemuc Miller and a. Alex .nder, profes-
soIs IN Princeton Theological Seminary, n, jersey.
Rev. &. j. Crauth, President OF Pennsy lvania
College, at Geuyshuig.
Rev g. w soha,ller, pastor of the Lutheran
Church, Harrisburg, Ia.
a. For ssis ty II. b. Mssscr, Agent fo' he
fah'i hsu. jan 2o'h le42,
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wrNsLow,s A.AIsAM OF
II q r. e II q T. N ID .

A N unparalleled remedy for toi"oon co",s'
n Coughs, Asthma Influenza, Whoofn 'e Iousn'
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Breast snI '"nss'
leading TO consumption; composed of the COZ, NJ
,rated virtues of Horehound, Bonset, Blood Root,
Liverwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by J, NJ. WIssLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and universally admitted pec,ofal
virtues of the Herbs from which the Balsum of
Horchonnd is made, are too generally known to re-
quire recommendation it is therefore only neccssa-
Nv to observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medicinal properties highly concentrated,
and so happily combined with several other vege.
table substances, as to render il the most speedy,
mild and certain remedy, now in use, for the COM
plants above mentioned.
The Basam removes a inflammation and sore
of the Lungs, loosens tough yisid phlcgm, en-
abng the patient to eSpeciorae with case and free
dom assulges cough, relieves athmatic and diff
cult respiration, heals the injured parts, opens the
pores, aud composes the disturbed nerves. and gives
strength To the tender lungs, and thus produces a
speedy and lasting cure.
lNGnATITUDE IL THE BAsEsT cRIaE1S MAN
We not amorg that class of Editors who for a
few collars will, (Ht the expense Of truth and no.
nesy) "crack up article and hring il into rapid
sale neither are we willing to remain silent, after
having tested the utility of on inn rovement or dis
covefv in science or an.--Our readers will recoect
we told them we were unwcll with sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks ago. Well, we pur-
chased two bottles Of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOREHOUND, and so sudden was the cure,
that we forgot we ever had cold Those who
afflicted, may try it upon our recommendation.
-LerciSton Telegraph. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHEIMER, S,plJurY,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland.
Also Ivy Druggists genesaIly throughout the
country. CJ Price, SO cents per bottle.
August lith lSil Nv
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KAY g. BROTHER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOKSEL
LERS AND STATIONERS,
No. l22 Chesnut Street, below 4th,
Philadelphia.
NJ EEP constantly on hand general asson-
EA ment of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological Law, Medical, Classical, Misceane
Gus and School Books, Day Books, all sizes, Led.
gers do, Family Bibles, Poke, Bibles, Writing
Papers, Whipping Papers. &c. &c, which they OF
fer at the lowest prices to Country Merchants Pre-.
iessiona GUntemen, Teachers, and all others that
may favor them with their custom.
rhiladelphia, No, ,ember l3, lS4l .--ly.
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r. O S e DIN + w E N r,
u,<nUp

RINawoRMs, pIMPLEs ON THE face, AND OTHER
CUTANEoUs ERUPTIuNs.
az Tie foiloring certificate describes one ofthe
mast eriraorainary cures erer Effected by any
application.
PuILApEIPuIA, February 10, 1898.
EOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TETTEu on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years DID, and
continued until the Fall of $780, varying in vio-
lence, but without ever disappearing. During most
Of the time, great par, Of my face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch
ing my head sweled al tm,s until it felt as if it
would hurst-the swelling was great tina, could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was oflicted with the disease, | used great
many AZ pcations, (among them several celebrated
prepirations) as w II as taking inward remedies,
including a number ofhittrs of Sicaim's Pdnaccd,
Erir0ci Of SarSGparii}d, &c, In fact, it would he
impo. shic to cuumeraie all the medicines used.
! vas olso under the care of two Of the most dis.
treuished hysci,ns of this ci,v, but without re-
cevng mech benefit, aud despared Of ever bring
cured. In the fall OF 1896 the disease at the time
being very violent, | commenced usinr ,he Rose
Oatmcnf, (pTepared by Naughan & Dais.) In
a f.w applications the violent itching ,asrd, the
swelling a,a'cd, the eruption began to disappear,
aud before had usrd jar the di.eace was entirely
cured. 1t has now been nearly y'ar aud & hnf
since, and there is not vcstige of the disease re-.
naming. except the scars om the deep pits formed
hy the III case. 1t is impossible for me to doscrllr
in certificate the severity of the disease and my
suit ring tut viii lie pie scd TO give fuller nc-
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will ell ur me. At the time ! commenced
using lhc Il sc Oir.nenl would have given hun
dtcds If 10 Lars e. hc ~ 81 III" disease. Since u
sing it. hay" recolon,' ndcd it 10 reStral persons
(umoua ,hcm MY mother, who bad the disease bad.
l, i., ,.r. "a 20 - r. "A curpl hy
ItNL> UURNELI., M. l56, Race s..
q 1.e Kos, Ointment is prepared by f. B.
Nau. hn. Sun h East conner of Third and Race
s,tect-, Phipdclpoia, and sold on agency in Sunbu.
ry. by II, b. MASSER,
Nav l4ih, leic agent
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liver COnlplp,nf.

TUHHiS disease is discOyc,td by fix, d obtuse main
in the right s"'> under the short ribs, attended
with heat, unsasiness about the pit of the stomach.
hsre is in the right SIZE sIso disiepion tho ma.
lcni loses his appetite and becomes sick and ,sca-
I'd WIN vomiting. The tongue becomes rough
and 1Iack, tho countrnancr changes to a pale OF
cllron color, yellow like those afflicted With isun-
dice difficulty OF breathing disturbed rest, attended
with dry cough, difficulty of laying on the left
aide, the body becomes weak and finally the disease
terminates into anolher Of a more serious nature.
which in oil probability is far beyond the power of
human skill Dr. Harhchs ompOund Strength
eainy Tonic and German Anerisot Pills, if ta-
ken at the commencement of this disease, will
check il, ari by continuing the use of the medicine
few weeks, perfect cure will be peTiulmed.
Thousands can testify TO this fact.
Certificates # many persons may daily he seen
Of the efficacy Of this invaluable medicine, by sppy-
ing a, the Medical Office No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, PHILADELPHIA
HENRY YOXTHEIMER,
oe', ~, lSf%, Assnf.
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E'CilinieS,

EHTIlO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
We the side, breast and tack, loss of appetite fl-
nency, ownes of spirits palpi,ation Of the heart,
alntng or Gddiuess sickness at the stomach bilious
ailcchons ligtness at the chest, nausea vomiting,
noise in the stomach fushiugs heat, and chilli
ness diseases Of the nerves and organs of digestion,
&c. &c, thosc who NAV he thus affected, shonld
not 'cct to procure DR.. Hrhch's Compound
Strengthening Tonic and German Aperient I'HS,
Vs,,,ti are "-'T"n;el 10 give immediate reef,
Thousands 10 we almost daily behold, whose coun-
tcnauces aud pale emacaicd checks hear ocCular
witness 20 sickness and affection. Could those
persons ac persuaded To use This invaluable medl-
cine, lhry would find their weak and dehlta-
ted frames Strengthened, their minds composed.
and all pain, and distress driven from the system,
when the body viii again renew it's los, yigor, aud
ut ON a new life" and death for while he de-
lIivcd of its prey. What heart but feels glad tn
behold their near relatives and dear friends snslched
a. If 10y magic from that fatal destroyer DEATH
ye who are shoring under disease let not another
day az night pass without procuring this xpedicine,
As it will in majority of eases effect permanent
cure. Remember delays are dangerous; and if
disease is neglected. its Tdyages will douhly in
crease.
QJPrinciple Office for the United States, No.
10, NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccommen-
da,ors Of hundreds of persons may he seem all of
which have been cured benefited by the
medicine, HENRY iOAIHElMER,
Oct, 90, lSi@. Agent.
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EsOse Ointment, f0r Tctter.

Il NUUI VI II ~ II 7 IIffVI y
FuILApLLPnIA, May 9Th, 1889
THIS is TO certify that was severely afflicted
L with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
OF forty wears; the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. ] applied TO a
number Of vhy sclans, aud used great many appli-
lions without ctlecling cure. About year
since ! npglcd tie Rose Ointment, which eut,rty
stopped rhe itching and few application, immed.
atrv cured the disease, which there has been no
return Of although had never been rid of it at
any time for furty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
CO The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. B..
Naughau South East corner of Third aud Race
StGcrrs Philadelphia, aud sid on agency in Sunbu-
~ hv II. B. MASSER.
Nav lith. 1912. Age-t
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SEEYSSLITE PcLIs,E.

SEETSSLlTE FSLIsiL.
A N article unequaed for cleaning and giving
n highly durable and most brilliant polish to sill
yer, German Silver, Brass, Copper, Britonia ware,
Tin, Steel Cutlery, and for restoring the lus,re
vanished carriages, &c. TRY II.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, by the
susquehanna Chrysolte Polish Company, Owego,
Tioga county, N. Y.
WIN. FORSYTH, Agent ior Norhum'd,
H. b. MASSER, Agent for Sunbury.
November goth, lSil.
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Michael Weaver 81 SCH,
ROPE MAKERS s. SIylP CfIAEDLEES

No. ; North Water Street, Phiiadcphia.
@E AVE constantly On hand, general assou-
n u mcnt of Cordage, Seine Twines, &c, viz ::
Tar'd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes Manil-
la Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, q
complete assortment Of S,ine Twincs, &c. such as
Hemp Shad aud Herring Twnc, Best Patent Gill
Ne, Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twire, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords. Plough Lines,
Halters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
&c. all Of which they will dispose Of on reasonable
tcms.
PHILADELPHIA. NoyemheI l3. lR4l-lv.
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M Rirhprd nerri., errut ior Wrights Indian
Nrnet No Hlil-.

NJ. KchFfd IrIrN', PPTrt Tor Nnehts Indlnn
Ncgr'sllr Pills.
D.n, S,r- have b. en- ofI'icied FOR se.ernl years
viii II ~nri vtskn,s. ard general debility, accom-
panied ri times wrih prrns IN the -lde and other
dis'Gresr complaints. Aft having rr'ed various
n, ticues vihout fl c was persuaded ty friend
10 maxi tral e DIR. WHghrs indian Vegetable
p,lls which am happy to STATE. have relieved ne
IN most wonderful manner. | have used the me.
dicire. ne vet tiut ho,t tine. AMI have 40 doubt
~ pcrso,crancc in he use Of the mcd,cIe eccor-
dug 20 directions ,h.t | shall in short time bc
p,Ii,r.lv IC-tore',
most Nir Civ recommend saiL p llls 10 M per
sons similarly "tlliclcd ard in Inc full hecl that
tie same beneficial rosutsvi III follow their use re-
main youIs sincerely HENEY 4. FOOTE,
Wa wai,np, Ulster CO. n. Y
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TIE
AMERICAN MEDICAL LIBRARY
ENTENEES.ESGEs

4 CONCENTRATE Record of Medical Sci
L cnce and Literature, by Robley Dunglison,
NJ. D., Professor of the Institutes OF Medicine, etc.
in Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia, pub
Iishcd mcn,hly by Adam Waldie No. i6 Carpen-
ter street, Philadelphia. Subscription price, IS a
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Dec. lth 1871. Agent
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24
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a graduate Of the University OF Pennsy lyania. DIR.
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NAV lilh, 1912. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-24
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