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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-13
WATC HE'S 81 JEWELRY
NEDV nXV

THE. subscriber is selling all descriptions Of gold and silver
i Watches, gold ard silver pencils, gold chains, teys, sc, at
retail lower than at any other place 10 tss city. Gold Watches
changed or bsugLt. All Watches are warranted to keep
good time, or the mouev ietursed. Watches and Clocks re-
haired in the bcss IN amer, aud warranted, At much less than
The usual prices, by one of tn f,est workmen IN the city. 9.
&. ALLEN | porter of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale
and retail, 80 Wall street, up stairs. m.sl I'm
DREAD-BREAD-BREAD-At ALMER' new ba
ID kerry, corner Second street aud Rowery. u pounds for q
shiliing-aud made from the best supcrhne fou'-try ii.
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WILLIAMS
UNITE STATES CASH
EMPORIUM

lust RECEIVE ID at THIS establsbment, ! comc,.. a..
y sortnent of cloths, cassim.rts, vtstiuss' Ec .n;,sht. - ~
the spring trade. PuI chased ior cash.
Our friends ard the pubic are respectfulv invita- Il, an
and examine 10. thf m;sI | bsiors ls.'i,s Asi; order. else:
An article az can be purchased at any ssiabIi shmen, r; III ~
city, and At prices which csnaot but meet the vi.Ws or tHe
most economical.
.BITHL OFFICERS OF The ARMY AND NAVY are re-
specially informed that they C II he furnished with srv ,,i.
Gle Of uniform. made aereeably to the prescribed rsrulat;ons
alta reduction OF at least IS per cent from former psicss
as I'm. w X. VILLA kSa
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RINGS VERBENA CREAM
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.

klNG - VERDElNh OREh WI
AGAIN TRIUMPHANT.
THE tru. test of the exquisite merits Of Ring's yeIbena
ffe ar held at Nibso's. The o6gsrIhis ~eeiebraied shaving sO,pis
s sssrs onI s , on confirm T. II. %fa'teIiSng and uasolciit led tesshnoni.
ais thag received from all parts Sf Americs and Europe. Ia
ssss ,Si io s9 ,sss the PROPRIETOR Sa: accomplished VIVA, ftSoS.
sands have, been for ears attempting, vin:csn .EmoiIsnt
my, cannot be surpass.d either at hong Or abroad.
tai article i team be had At s. Fulton street. We have lried
it ard found livery superior. It softens the beard and makes
The 0psF''i? sro sn s ,hs Boston : I iT"raseas;-Aps;L ,s"l..
,yERsrsA CnrAMCThis new shaving Ssmcound 10 nov
i y, 'es who prefer o. TO gather ,Ssis own diusnsi crops. Che bar
Der, say ,ha, a p, Off; lasts ,w,ss as iU wsii Is t the SANE me guam
,hs, o. s sne epee seenus'' sha, with the VerSeua Cream, q dui
T reaiT , .ia 1p' ss..i I i%Gi iss /, IL. Is ffs sn. mt % 20 the s sas &c .o ssa2'
EsS sale s : ssS,sa a ;,.,i rf 81 y {: H III cA'~''' an'
NIB. Beware Of unb! .shine limitations; and Observe tn
written signature Of c. Il Ring on each. mai I'm
DT0RATIoN il the most natural as well as eaeetua
agent in arres'ins I'D siring Pulmonary Disease. ! lteaso,
motley the cause Of lnharm alton or Catarrhal Fsvers. produ
cling croup, consumption, and aGscess,s Of the lungs pain az.
| exciting mucous and perulent tccrc;icys, thereby clogsing u
n, he. ls s,tss 20 as to q T , Gs' s. SIo 'sss ' ssSsiss 9S s.fs tsip,Ts II bra. snf him IN
y asthma a. p Il, :, [.h sSa,'s aa s;oo spa a. ,U:i o, ,n vii s,,S ssOy y ;yo .
n, ,he , hsasa a and fn IsSs 'S and Sitting Of blood I" 0'e'"s 'f0'
o remove this obstruction, fom which all these alarming
an d9"s sss ., a,;f bssa fo 5,sshs eTaa in 10 = plHSqss a E i1Sifst SIC
will be forced to sctns Wedge that ts virtues have not, nor cor
not be ov. r ated that il stands far soove and hey opd the reac
and the only truly suSces. ful meth d OF arrestiog and curin
diseases Of the pulmonary organs;
Sands, Druggists, Nus. 10 and 100 Fulton David Sards K Go
Mi East Broadway A b. sands X Co, No. 273 Broadwa
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SPRING FASHIONS.

THE subscriber desires The ait,ntion Of strangers and Others
/ 10 ks large and extensive assortment of stocks. scans,
craxats r,ady made linen and muslin shirts. pocket kerchiefs
silk, merino, aud ambswooi shirts and drawers; suspenders
gloves. he siery, sc. &c. 1t is the intention Of the subscribert ,
pay larticulsr attention in selecting the most chaste aud fash
ionabIe patterns Of searfs and cravAts Ills assortment will al
WAYS be Il und AIRED and extensive. The subscriber continues
the m manufacture of his &C ekrattd Elastic Stocks. Gentlemen
may depead on being suited by calling u the old establishment
40 mn PARSELLS. agent for J Agate.
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IMPOR NJ

TO MARRIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S Aldo.
MlNAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS apparatus uniformly cures falling Of the womb, and re.
is applied as an article Of dress; any lady can fl herself without
recourse to a surgeon, on reading the pamphlet written by DR..
Hull, accompany ing ,ach instrument, when will be sent bv mail
free Of charge. to any part OF the country, to persons requesting
he same by letter.
Dr.. Hullhas, at the request Of several re psctable PHYSICIANS
fitted up a room exclusively Tor ladies' having separate e1tranc
tendance to apply Trusses and Suppo, tiers 10 female patients.
" AMOS g, HULL & D
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PAVILION AT NEW BRIGHTON.

NA COUNTY TAVERN n ,TUmE tn LIT
GIfS At Chelsea. Staten Island the tavern and store known
<l as the c Chelsea Landing House The steamboat ksri.
tan from the foot OF BARCLAY street, stops daily, at the dockin
front Of the house. II is IN improving nsighborhood, and is q
desirable ataBd for any PEN on compettnt to keep aresptctaoie
tave aud general grocery store, being the nearest landinS to
Richmond.
CARY & CO. 90 Pine 1t.
,,ow. JACOB TRAVIS. Jr. e heisea, s i.
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T EECHEs-LEECHEs,-lo coo very 6ne Iaige and healthy
II Smyrna and Germa, Lecches, for sale very reasonable,
wholesale and retail. or ~earefrliy applied by VIM WA
TROUS, Che list and Pharhacuust, Apothecaries Hall, &c
SEiDLiTZ AND SODA POWDERS Warranted very
- superior artic es to what are e n.rally sold put up exprcss-
IL for fan lily use. For sale, wholesale aud retail, by WM-
Wal ROUS, Chemist and fharmacutist, Apothecaries' Hall,
3gC Katharine at. m90 Inn
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T(H. At, FULL, NO. Wesley STREET., ASTOR
- ROUSE, NEW fORk.-Persons afflicted with rap-
lures may rely upon the best Instrumental aid We world
or to either ofhi. numerous agents in the chef towns Of the
United States. Patients must he careful /, Examine The baek
pad of Pr. Hnll's Trussss, to see that they are sndorse1 By
Fed on a, good. Children under twelve years universsHv
cured without further expense than the cost Of the Truss.
The radio Il cure has been under the progressive practicsi
improvement for more than twenty years past in Dr. HaH'e
Truss Office, and is now brought to a state Of unri rallied per-
lection. mis- lm+
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A~BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL
PILLS

T EFT the unfortunate rest assured, that there ID no exaRge.
Il ration in asserting these pills TO be a speedy and rsdicai
were for several years prescribed by the celebrated Aberne-
thy, N all stages Of the above diseases. In the first stages one
protracted chronic stages, obstinate elects &c. they ere equally
cinesfor months which tended more to destroy the eonsti.ptlon
than to cure the disease. They never leave the parts subject
using other medicines. They have no upplcssaa taste Or s%.H:
without having their misfortunss suspected. They are COM
posed entirely of vegetable ingredients, which ~invIGorate the
system generally. For sale only in New York, BY VIM. Wat
son, Apothecares' Hall, SO Catherine street, and in Brooklyns
nv Riagroye drUcpisf. Fulton street, mq4" lmA
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A Ill LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD are recommendation
IN make use of nm. BROWN'S PORTABLE CAKE
YEAST AS it makes the bread much better than the
mon mode, The Feast is free from all impure ingredients
makes the bread perfectly white and light is well adapte
for ships use, and will keep in all cmaer 1t in
extensive in Boston, and orders beginning he
ceivcd from all quarters. No better wanting
its superiority all other articles used for rising brcb
than the following certificate.
Boston, May 2Oth, 1Sll,
The Undersigned having made use Of VIM. Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising bread in opinions this
PREPARATION Of Yeast is far better than ANY other ar-
Gle we have made Use Of and will nuke the bread
much whittier and very light, and believe ii to he nee
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks AT the fremont House. Pa
wilton, American House, and Marlboro Hotel, Boston.
II is now in use mt most Of the Hotels in the city, and
on board Of all the steamships belonging TO Mr. Cunrads
line OipaCkcts note is just received from John hndcr-
SON. Pastry Cook on board the steamship Britannia who
writes that he has made Use of VIM Browns Yeast for
making bread, during two voyages the Atlantic and
can recommend it us far superior to any thing else for
rising bread.
The above article is for sale by the proprietor, Isl
Washington street, Boston, Retulcdby
Woodstock; VI, j. A. DUNBAR.
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NATIONAL DEBT.

In Mr. Van Buren's last Message 10 Congress we
find perhaps as able an exposition Of the evils Of
Il National Debt rs was ever presented in any
State paper. The whole subject is reviewed in
such manner as TO leave no one doubt of the
correctness of the conclusion TO which he arrived.
In the debate which followed upon the Message
Mr. Preston Of ;. e. dwell with peculiar interCs,
upon that portion of it. lie accused the President
of an altemp, TO drive the wing party into the sup
port of a measure at once ineNpedlent and unpop-
ulr; and declared most unequlvocally that the
wing party were opposed 10 National debt.
Time was the only umpire 10 whose decision
the matter could he left. The verdict has already
been rendcred-cvery act of the administration has
tended TO this point. Immediately upon their nc
cession loan of SO 900, 600 was negotiated n,
per cent; although by issuing treasury notes,
per cent. might have been saved-thus besides
the creation Of debt ,causinga dead loss Of 20O-
900.
Next the Public Lands were given 10 the States,
thus aiording pIeteSt for the contraction Of New
Loans.
And now we have another Loan Bill for SIP
600 900; thus increasing the National Debt since
the commencement of their administration 49,
600 COO.
A comparison of the systems of the past and
present administrations in their financial manage
ment will show at once the extravaganza and folly
of the latter Under Mr. Van Buren's admins,ra.
tion when money was wanted by the government.
Treasury Notes were issued, which were found
not only TO answer the purpose, but also 10 lac-
tate the business Of the Country. These notes
bore an interest of bu, = per cent, and were not
issued, except as the actua! wants of government
| demanded.
The Wings borrowed the money at per cent
which besides creating permanent debt, occa
sonel m actual loss Of lao per rent. on every
dollar Obtained llherlioc ia. .4rCug.
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TIE TARIFF PAPER ANDiROT.

The tariff goose quilts could scarcely have blum
dcIed on any thing so unlucky for their cause us
Paper and Iron.
The Chronicle tells us that there are 10000
persons employed in the United States in paper
making, and sixteen millions of capital, And that
it is now the opinion Of the paper makers that
the Compromise act will destroy this branch of
industry.
The lowest duty Of that act is 20 per cent. And
this enables the paper men TO sell their manulnc-
lures which are computed at Is millions per an
mum nearly three millions higher than the imported
article. In other words the people now pay every
man, woman and child engaged in paper making,
an average premium of nearly sixty dollars per
annnm each to keep up business, and now they
call for more! and this tax is paid by the other
branches of home labor by the other mechanics,
manufacturers and farmers Of the country who are
compelled to pay this sum in the enhanced price
Of spelling books, nyilhmclics, newspapers and
copy books. The tax thus levied on Education,
and knowledge exceeds all the appropriations for
Common Schools in the United Statos-And vet
the Chronicie says tbs tax on education must be
increased or we will - build up the nonarchia in
'tuiOns of Europe, and minister 10 the cupidhy
Of ultra Shareholders.
Let us now examine the Iron question Accor-
ding to the memorial ola large meeting of iron
manufacturers in the city of \. York, there are a.
bout 400, 900 tons Of iron annually consumed in
the United States.
This iron sells for about twenty millions, and Of
this amount we import about four millions.
| There are then lG millions of iron manufactured
in the United States, and in consequence of the
lowest duty Of the compromise act, the iron mi
ners receive about three millions Of dollars per an
mum higher than it could be imported from a.
broad.
lion is a necessary of life. Every farmer ard
mechanic must use considerable quantities. And
yet they are now called on 10 pay premium of
much more than three millions per annum, to the
propretors Of non mines. A word to iron work.
crs. The demand for your labor aud your manu-
features, depends on the price at which they can
be sold. Are yCu willing to pay FIVE or six mill
ions extra for your raw material and 'hus be COM
PEELED to charge your customers that much higher
and thereby diminish the use, the demand for your
ploughs, TOOLS spades, shoyes, wagons, &c! No
policy could be worse for the great body of work.
ers in iron.
! The tariff men are consistent in one respect
If they desire their theories TO prevail they do
well to insist on IL heavy tax on paper. For they
cannot dcIude the people of the United States e.
lcctnally, until they pat ont the light of education
aud intelligence. Eag.
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NU NJ Der 100.

Another friend in LamoiIlo County writes as
follows:
"There is one act Of Mig legislation, or one
of Henry CIayS particular iavorile measures, that
wish particularly TO call your attention to-
mean that damnabe Bankrupt act presume
from your not abiding 10 it, that you have not
seen any OF its devastating effects. In this county
reference 10 the ,fNy-tro notices that have
already appeared in the newspapers, may give
You faint idea Of the numbers that acW hereafter
90 into it, Among this NUMBER it includes men
that one month ago we considered perfectly SOL
vent-0nd others that had gained credit, us tho
Hon. Thos ii. Benton well said, from their stand
ing, future prospects, family connection, or ability
to labor and obtain property.
These lilly two cases have to secure TO the at
orneys thirty dollars each which amounts to ST.
$50, which in these hard times, is but thrown a.
way, and is absolutely the propery,or ought to be,
Of some oftheir honest crediiors,-but this is not
the worst of it, 1t destroys all enterprise, as the
times are very hard, and the county badly in debt
y they resort to this method Of pay ing their debts
and freeing themselves from what Congress has
pleased to call unlawful bondage. 1t finally de-
slroys and paralizes business, in as much as 10
one knows in whom to repOse confidence, feeling
that they have already taken more Of such wing
currency, than profitable.
There used to be, before the passage of this law,
an honorary feeling among men, that every person
was morally bound to meet his debts and cont tracts
II he had confidence extended to him, when he
was poor and in distress, he was doubly bound not
to abuse that confidence; and his Integrity was
considered Il sound capital for II small credit
But Congress has now made it perfectly honora-
bic for man to disregard his contracts, ard re-
sort TO the Bankrupt act, as panGcea for hard
times The more property he can Smuggle, the
greater gentleman he is considered in the eyes of
some of the community, and more than was in
hopes of finding"
Such are some o(the fruits of the Wig Extra
Session of one hundred days, and which are the
fruits of the Wing triumph.-Bm, Scatiael.
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MRS. NJ. \. GARDENERS RALSAM OF
LIVERWORT & UOARHOUND.

vHNlE Original Vegetable lverwOr PrepcrutiOn.-prCe
n 80 cents the bottle The most popular remedy for
the cure of coughs colds splitting of blood and phlhsic
and all other diseases OF the lungs; also is in extensive
usc for the cure Of Liver COmpuint-s Mrs Gardeners
Indian Balsam Of lVcrwOr and lcurhound. This is the
first preparation Of INCrwOt introduced to the American
public, being now twelve Years since ii first cstub-
lishcd. lis reputation stands riyallcd rs cough mcd-
cine See certificates and places Of residence ON the print
cd direction round the bottle.
The undcr"igncd having received great benefit for the
cure Of diseases above named, with confidence we recon-
mend the celebrated lalsam OF LycrwOr to the public
Ernest Webster, David 7, Woodbury.,
Thomas iiashins, jr l.. Horton,
&, Fills, II. Gall
&. Williams, Miss l.. Howard.
Wholesale and retail by the proprietor, WM. BROW
isl Washington street, LOSun. Reailed by
- J, ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, VI
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAIL-ROAD
81 s:tt.1sa sy,,S sfr, GET; = . 49, Ill
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


ION and after MoNpAy, March II, lsl9, The passenger
~ trains will run ~ follows
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE nCsrOy
At & III \. 81. At : and II AM
At 10 ii AN Al , =. VI.
At ii und p. NJ. Atj 3-lP Pm.
LEAVE lowELL
At 2 II AN. At /! IL Pm, At 3 lei pm, Az NV
or Immediately on the arrival Of the ear. from Boston,
WAY PAssESGEWs taken and lett ut T!Hgsborough,
North Chelmsford and MddcsCN.
Persons in Lowell wishing tn take the Cars for Nashua
will be- conveyed To the Cars free U expense by leaving
their MINES ut the Rnrond Ticket Occ, aud passengers
arriving Mt Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, will be con.
vcycd IN any part ol the city without charge.
roro From Nashua To Lowell, 80 cents.
'"'- From Nashua, TO Boston, Sl,5O.
On the arrival u the ears NJ Nashua, stages leave for all
part Of New HAMPSHIRE Vermont Nrw.N orb aud Cnnuas
via AmuNcng, Concord kcCHc, ChurcstOwn, Frmccstuwn
| and New London \. II. Windsor and Dmttrhoro, VI.
Books kept In BOsTON nj the stage Office, No and
II Elm-strret,-hlsO In LOWELL, at the Northern and
Western Railroad nnl stage office IN front Of the Depot,
where be secured In any nj the Coaches, and
correct Information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
Passengers leaving Nashua by the cars at III and 10 If
A. NJ can take the cars the Boston aud Maine Railroad
At Wilmington for Andoycr, Iaycrhll, Exeter, Dover,
Great Falls, Portsmouth aud Portland.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpotar
Chaestown and Na'hun, every morning, SUNDAY eNccp
| tCd)
All goods to he transported on the Rail Road going
uhOyc Lowell, must he sent To the Complnys Freight
| Depot, ChnrcstUwn, at the end oiWurron BRIDGE
Goods to he forwarded by the morning trains mustb
| sent to the Depot rs early ~ the evening before.
The Company having provided large and cOmmOdiou.
StoreIOnscs both in Nashua and ChnrcstOwn, aud hay.
ina completed their arrangement, TOR the Transportation
OF Merchandise give notice that they are now prepared
IN trunsportull Goods and Country Produce which may be-
forwarded their DepOs, and for this purpose have
furnished safe and covered cars which will perfectly
goods from damage and careful aud experienced men
tn take charge Olhc Transportation business nj the De-
pots, aud to accompany the goods over the road
The Company, determine not Only to accommodate
the public hut to extend every facility ~ their power
both to Tcamstcrs md Merchants, have fixed upon the
| following rates Of Freight;
81 80 per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
| town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone, Lumber, &C. 81 per
Shopper ton each way between Nashua aud Lowell.
All Regular Teamsters running To the will be
rcd the road between Nashua and CharestOwn each
way, free OfeNpcnsc.
ONsLow sTEARNs, Superintendent.
| Nashua, March %, 1912. lOlT
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FOR PROMOTING TIE GROWTH
AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.

THNlIE GENUINE BUFFALO OIL is fast taking the
place of all other preparations for the hair now in
use. 1t beauties and sucns the hair, giving it n satin
gloss that no other article does, and causing it to curl
beautifully. As limitations have recently appeared, the
outside wrapper of the genuine will be signed by the pro-
prielor WIN. BRowN, also COPYRIGHT for the engraved
direction has been secured and entered according to act OF
Congress, slO, See that Buffalo On is impressed upon
the glass bottle to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can be
supplied of WIN. BROWN, Isl Washington 81. Boston
For saleby J. A, DUNBAR, Woodstock, W.
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PRAY, MIR. SHERIFF, GIVE Us Our
LAND AGAIN."

1t appears (says the Glole) that the most Illus
irous of the wing party feel themselves called on
TO undergo the pennance which Mr. Clay, IN his
last speech, prescribed for those demanding the
restoration oi the public lands 10 the Government
Yesterday Mr. Preston and Mr. Riyes felt il TO he
their duty TO mount Mr. Claws black ram and np.
peal to % lr sheriff TO lei them have their lands
ngain.' And after divers Cabinet ccnsulli-
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
"a PERFECT RUSH"
ron THE LAST SIX MONTHS AT THE
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment
OF p. II. SOUTIIGATE,

HAS induced him to enlarge his accommodations. lie
L i has hosted his colors DnoR WEsr oF rnE POsr
OFFcE. on iersi Wifh his Htighbors where h. be-
found always hand in readiness to attend tn the calls
Of all who have for the fashionable, regard ura-
bity Of workmanship an object worthy of patronage
As he intends make IL permanent business. he will
keep constantly on hand rs good assortment Of HATS.
CAPS, CLOTHS, FURS, aud TRIMMINGS, rs can be
found in the country, and on ds reasonable frTms.
Particular attention paid To cutting garments for Others
to make. Orhrther particulars, "see small biIs."
=. u. SOTTiiCATE.
Woodstock Nov. 2. l7il. 20
n. B-Wanied. frst rate 1ourSEvH,y. Also, two
or three first rate Girls 10 work on Goats. T. ". :.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-03
MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one ofthe most ancient
n and wealthy families of this city, who must be well
known to friends; having since the year 1873
up recently been bent nearly double and for several
years confined to his bed has been restored to good health
has recained his natural erect positiOnand has quilted
his carriage, aud now walks with case! We believe
this the genllemans description possible
and there cNasgeraton in IT, We will give inqnrers
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings will eN
cuse the bertyi 50 that any one doubling, may kHOU
these fctshough he requests his name may not appear
in print. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. g.
Reynolds IA Christie street, has been restored and Will
give personal assurances Of the facts O his Both
rheumatism, and contracted cords and snews-
How has this been done'
Ansrer.-By the Indian Terriabie Eiiror internally
and Heres Ncrrc aud Bone Linimcnt eXernally.-N.
Hernid.
only Sold by COMSTOCK CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
J. ROSS Jr.Wood-tOck, VI.
SILLY b. b. MELTON, Norwich,
j. e. BROOKS. Hartford,
A. 4 N. W4RDNER, Windsor.