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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-07
LIST of Letters.

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office a. Yazoo
H. CRY, Miss, on the LIST day of October,
l842; which, if not taken out within three
months, will be sent 10 the General Post
Office as MAN LETTERS:
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Superior Court Of Chancery Of The State Of
mississippi, June Term, 1912.
Morgan l.. Fitch,
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DuiOIus Lt6lluG
Turnbull & VIM. BIvey
.HE Subpoena in this case having been
IL returned into court, executed as TO
Parham Buford, and he having failed to
plead. answer or demur TO the bill of com
plant: 1t is therefore considered by the
Court in Chancery sitting, that the allega-
tons in said bill contained be taken for con
fessed as to him; and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon the affidavit
of Joab r. Richards, that the defendants,
Eveline Turnbul and William B. Ivey. are
not residents of the State Of Mississippi
1t is therefore considered by the court, that
unless the said Evelne Turnbull and VIM. B
Ivey appear here on or before the first day Of
the November term 1872 Of this Court, and
answer, plead or demur TO the plaintiffs bill
of complaint, the same will be taken for
confessed, and the matter thereof decreed.
1t is further ordered by the court, that a
copy of this order be published in the Yazoo
Wing, newspaper published in Yazoo City
for eight succt ssive weeks.
THIS. P. SLADE, Clerk.
By GIB BARNES, d. G.
Hardin, Atty for Plf.
Sep. 8, 1912. Pr fee Sls1 9-st
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Brander. McKenna s. Wright.
EOPON opening the matters of this bill,
y and it appearing that the defendants,
James S. Brander, Hugh A. McKenna, and
Hamilton M. Wright, are not inhabitants Of
this State, but reside beyond the limits
thereof, so that the ordinary process Of this
court cannot be executed upon them: 1t is
therefore ordered, that unless said defend
ants appear before the Chancellor at the
courtroom in the town of Jackson, on the
first Monday in December next ensuing, and
plead, answer or demur to said bill of com.
plant, the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as to them and such
order and decree made therein as the Chan
cellor may deem equitable and just. 1t is
further ordered, that copy of this order be
inserted in the Yazoo City Wing once a
week for Two months successfully.
T
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In the Circuit Court Of the United States
for tie Southern District Of the State OF
Mississippi, to NOUember Term, 1912.
MI, Of 4
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MARSHALiS SALE.

In the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Southern District of the State Of
Mississippi, to November Term, 1912.
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Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1872
Tie " Lumber" Business-A Bribery On Dit More
DISCLOSURES coming-Brisad adler General
Dean BENNETT
This is very gloomy day. but little business doing,
and no news of importance stirring that has
ears The Committee of Investigation the subject of
legislative bribery and other traicking in Lumber -
am informed, have pumped Mr. George Handy until he
sucked and have adjourned to the OH Of June.
what will result from the unwarranted and very susp
cious interference of the Governor in the premises
more than can answer Here the Governors course is
universally condemned.
these bribery accusations of cid Solm President of the
Moyamensing Bank 1t is said that this old German had
coat made here by the Governors tailor and took it up
to him all ready to put on. The story that he
red e the Governor himself and had him try it
at once, to see how it would fit. While his Exceiency
vas settling himself into it, amid many calculations OF
delight from Mynheer to the excellence Of the fit he
Dare, dare put your hand in de side
see, how deep is it 2" The Governor did de.
sred' bnt what, if any thing found in the pocket
has not yet transpired.
am inoT med that there startling
on the tapis here hich rather indvid
uSls are connected with veryheavy bank liabilities
contracted under very suspicious circumstances. am
all
There is quite struggle going forward here, between
the several military officers for the Office of Brgader
General made vacant by the resignation of General
Provost. Colonel Lee is a prominent candidate.
Yours, &c., CATO
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$4,000 He said much might be done by the judges
themselves and he held up the example OF Judge Grid
lev, who presided at the trial of Mcleod for
The murder OF Durtee the burning of the Caroline, TO
all presiding judges. The msndment debated the
greater part Of the day and was then adopted Thus
far the business OF the House important but other
amendments Of less public nature ards dis
posed Of amongst which offered by Mr. Charles
Brown to prohibit any portion Of this appropriation be-
OF the United States Supreme Court, which was met
with loud cries of order" An amendment to prevent
any expenditures from this appropriation for the publ
cation oil the records Of the Supreme Court adopted
on the ground that litigation should pay its expen
SEES The COMMITTEE rose before four o'clock, by close
vote oil IS TO 10, and soon after adj burned.
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SUJND AND WHITE TEETH-The best arue's in
- for elesnsins psessryny and beau,y Ing the teeth
PEINES OkRIS TOOTH PAS1E Ii improves the color
Of the s and and impar grateful sweetness the
BEAUTY OF COMPLEMENTARY best cosmetic for
removing ckes sunbarn and healing pmples aud erup
tons Of the skin is the Iablete Of Pearl and Aabaster
Try it, ladies' and be convince Price rs cents Id only
at N Guon i27 3owery, corner Of Grand 1853 and 27
Broadway ia Canal St mb25 Inn
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-lHE.f ERsiAN
i SOAPS alway tfhcacious frecklss dark
spots reduces aud erupuns tbs skin This Soap imps
skin sof and eca'e texture resemb the blendiug
oft lily with the Tose Price SO cent?
PIMPLE- ONIHE FALE, BLOTCHEs. &e.-sr Asst
iley CoSp's Loop &c Is IN removing pmpes
ture or long andlns Price cents Sold hy f. GUION
s7 Bowsry Uf Grand ST. iss Broadway and II East
| DAD
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.


BALTIMORE, April s, 1872.
Ma. EDITOR
The great meeting at the Exchange last even
ing, called for the purpose Of considering home
manufactures, American industry the necessity Of q
protective tariff Sc. of the largest which has
taken place in city for many years Soon after the
hour appointed the spacious rotunda of the Exchange
become crowded that they obliged to adjourn to
Exchange Place in the open street Here the resolutions
were read and unanimously adopted. James Harwoed,
Esq had the honor OF presiding the delibe
Mr. Stewart from Pennsy yania and several other gen
emen addressed the crowd after which the meeting ad
ourned Thus have the people spoken in thunder
and the voice that went last night will be heard in
the national halls and prove, is TO be hoped in some
degree effective.
company is about forming in city to be denomi-
mated the Texan Rangers whose object is to repair
the assistance of the Texans from invasion by the
Mexicans Committees are appointed in each wsrd in
the city 10 receive donations sc. for the
Virginia m,ney to-day is discount. No change on
New York, Boston and Philadelphia. Railroad Orders
still getting better and at 40 discount Some sales
OF Flour were made yesterday at So g. which is an i'm
provement. The weather this morning. is pleasant.
Yours, RopRRIcK.
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INDICATED CANDIES.

mr.. FLEMlNG'S WORM CANDY il undeniably the
- perfectly adapted to the total determination of
Worms and young Of thing Of the kind ever pre-.
pared Children like it, and warrant, Vegetable and
ectly safe III its effec9.
Quaker Balm said To do all ooweI co
In darhoea attendant the stage Of consumption it is
HIS GA . CANDY certainly opel. new in
stomach and bowels removing hu
ness bilious habits, eold headache and indeed
all where thysic NEEDED this
-beside is a pleasant take ss peppermint candy
tress after eating he arburn &c &c., is recommended
OF the best siomachics and tones in And then it
so handy and safe.
The dy sales and popularity ofhese pleasant
COVERT's BALM OF LIVE. for all affections of the
lungs and dysp psa &c &c unesualed remedy
read the Il lowlng:-
MR,CsvERT:-
SIR have received much benefit from the use Of your
Balm Of Life inremoving the pans about the
BY dy spepsa and especially in Strengthening my voice.
say that my health fully restored but great
" improving THEODORE TAYLOR, jr.
N York Feb. IA, 1879. las Nsssau street,
Sold wholesale AID retail bv J.COVERT,
1871 Nassau street.
Aso bv 81 Stewart, rs Fulton At Brooklyn. m2s i1
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MIRACULOUS
CURE OF RHEUM ATISM,

NEWARK, December 81 ts4-Dr Rlng-Dea sr:-You
~ will pa.e to not you ~ eatien to
the account OF almost miraculous
sorement life UNEXPECTEDLY restored
that appeared like dream Than Teshiy not only to
myself but friends can have te
ers of one whose lie dear him Situated friends
and who also Join IN praise you and their God for his
speaksbe rcy sparng this time Any hing that is
power TO do. which will be Of benefit to YOU such
giving account Of my suffering certificate, that
nigh, publish the world asst is witns by my lends
irnold the price charged would willingly DO IL
hut have heensick eng that pecuniay means have
exhaust ed sovsr three cked with what
doctor called he uf emma DRY rheumatism, by which
which fell away most ei.ssng frsm all work
Is work and family would have been in the workhsue
SO you and hope epusc, will how much owe you
for being able to daily bread and that by
three bottles Of your Elixir hch You sent Ger FIVE dol
lars; and considering truly the Elixir Of Life With
the respect aud gratitude humber
BENZ. C. JACOBUS.
Witnesscs-Har nah Jacotus William +. Dean
Prepared and sold by c. II. RING SO Fulton street
Cliff m23 lu,*
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PORTUGUESE
r. M A + r. p IT. 6
PUBLISHED DAILY ~
SAN Es q on DOE II 4 IN ETE

=
%oarrrs HEsALo-issued every morning-rrice fws
cents per copy. Country subscribers furnished at the
'vpe rate, for any specific period, en- aremttsncs -
4Yvunce. No paper sent, unless paid In advance.
TxxHLy hssAID--lssued every Saturday morning,
i,c oclockprce sir mia per copy furnished to - ~
~ srhscribers at - per mum in advance
CoaEEsrorpsS-s requested TO address then isr.ef
jsxs, Gcspov BErrrrr Proprietor and Editor; AID
-gdsrs " onSinesa must be pcn
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BY the steam ship Natchez, Captain Swiler, We
have received Havana papers TO the n h inst. We
find no item of news. There were three Of the
West India steamers in psrt when the Na,chez left,
viz: the Clyde, from Halifax and New York !;
the Dee, from England, with the mail OF the 18th Of
February, and the ray. The Havana gazsttes do
not contain any accounts brought by the Dee, and
We do not learn that her mail was brought over by
the Natchez-N o. Bulletin, March 80.
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w ARD'S

VEGETABLE HAIR OIL-Thi, vtgeiabi, Hair Oil pos
scsats the peculiar property long sought fer in other
ole bu sought vap o. reproducing new growth of hair
on totally bald Sogea are its nourishing properties
CURES but mort tune to produce growth, and few ap
Pioations cheek that IA ling Of the hair which often oe
SURE, especially after fickness
II prevents the hair from turning gray and when begins to
un may be easily cecked and its nsur al beauty
~ applying the oil The oil gives agreeable fragrance snd
Preferable to any other for perumips curling and E'ssf
t-~ hair.
Numbers OF eetife,s be where il is for se at
"a DeHery and IS Barclay ST. n2 I'M
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FIRE IN New ORLEANs.-The steamer Georgia
with cargo of Gotten from Ouachia, was destroy.
cd by fire she was coming into port on Tuesday
March % The crew and passengers were saved
but the boat and cargo were entirely destroyed
The Georgia ran into a fleet of fiat boats from the
upper country loaded with live stock, on board OF
which about $50 cattle, and great number of hogs
were burnt-N. o. Bukistin, March 80.
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CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
DIR. ]. FRANCIS.
OC(JT IST

No: 10 BARCLAY STREET.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE ASTOk HOrrsr
HIS preparations have almost every Insennee
IL astonishing cures in all nammatory disesses Of IT, Evs
~eakness Of sight &e and be evsd q be n
curabls az niully attssied BY the following
CERTIFICATES.
81 certify that Jacob Valentine youth of abous n,
brought to my house last fall apparently ~.
called to-day and state, that he been the ar, os
DR. Francis whose treatment has been the mean. md
God of recovcring his sight. ~-~
RI ctor of St. Georges Church, Beekman st. March
81 wasneary blind for twelve years with nebus eov.r,n
the sight, and erfectly restoreo by Dr.
MARTHA BROWN. I77 forsyth strsets
" certify TO the above being tru. state nent.
q. BENEDICT Pastor Of the Stanton It, Church,
was nearly blind Tor twenty year, with Cataract in
each eve Surgical aid resorted to wthoat good &c
ect but from the of Dr. Francis wonderful
for that disease my sight Is perfectly restored.
HESTER JOHNsON,iss South st. New York,
I'VE the undersigned have witnessed the astonishing EN-
Of Francis peIsratio for diseases of up
valuable remedies.
DUNCAN DUNBAR, Pastor of McDousal street. Church
New York.
s'H CONE. Pastor of the First Bartist Church.
JOHN PEI X. Agtnt Of the Home Mission Society:
JACOB BROUNER, Pastor of the Nsrh Baptist Churchi
JOSEPH ANpRADE, Roman Catholic Priest Of ST.
Peters Church.
Numerous certificates can be at E Office.
N. Prepared ana sold BY Dr. j. FRANCIS No. 10
Barrel ~ street, New York
90 Artificial Eyes inserted. equal in appearance to the
NATURAL. Imdkw
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MARCH OF INTELLECT.

T. HEAT stdfe have been made throdnout the word ID
" Steam and almost every branch Of agriculture and IN the
rcu.s then nv not the came In the he sling art
cannot be the Medical Faculty too mario. minded
wen they recommend Rings Vegetable Cough Candy all at
cions of the lungs, and when they express themselves -
hey why such pleasant pure and pslatable ar
ce should the numerous atoms that
have been used for merely because Gen Cicero DE
hedcs aud other writer's speak or such and such
No. Rings Candy IL modern enon and soon re eves
checks and AVID cannot be prevented it's onward
by the and jsscuy Of few terau. Prepared
nd sold BY c; II RING, So Fulton tree ofChf and
fcld ty most druggists. mlel
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WHO WAN g q BEAUTIFUL CT EAR

WHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL CT EAR
TT COMPLEXION7
HIS ia addressed ladies only gentlemen too To
be brief you assured that f,eck pmpes bo,ches
burn, tan morphe dissuraos of the skin
moved by The Italian chemca, soaps dark thick sunburnt
yellow skim change to healthy cl. hDe after using
ed nos,Tam but tie ipvsption Of vesprn Italian phys
Italian ma, lately formed Of the wild herbs Of his coua
try that will change the color Of thick dark yellow or sun
salt h.um seury SC We iold by two VINO
have used this that excellent aad advise try it,
This sold by TONES The sign Of the American Ia
sie s2mnd the right number you'll be cheaea-s2 Chat
AN yer mani n,+
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Ex.Presdent Van Buren, arrived here en- Monday
last, accompanied by ]. X. Pauldilg Esq. and his
son, Major Van Buren,. We understand they were
Hospitality entertained by some of our most distin-
guished fellow citizens and left yesterday for New
Orleans, passing through Georgia and Alabama. -
Columbia, Is CO. March 81
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their search TO Matamoras, if they could not sooner
get fight
Church, (stataned at this city and Houslon,) goes
out as Chaplain for the army. Scarce company
leaves our city but carry with them supply ofthe
scriptures.
In the midst of the exctemet of the times, am
pleased to b. able to inform you that the moral IN
terests OF the community are not entirely over
looked Wehad very able sermon preached IN
our city to day, from the text
sRighteousness exalteth nation SC.
The speakear was the Rev. James Huckins of the
Baptist Church. 1t was traly National Sermon,
and was " word in sea on" to our people
The temperance cause continues To progress -
A new Sunday School is to be organised next Sab
bath.
Many Of our planters remain at home: attending
to their crops We think great Zeal Of corn and
cotton will be made in Texas this year, notwith-
standing the war
tFrom the Houstonan-Extra)
BY THE PaEs'D.sr OF THE RsrupLIc OF TIIAs.
PROCLAMATION OF BLOCKADE.
To all to whom these presents shall come know ye
that Sam Houston, President of the Republic Of Texas
and commander. in Chief of the Army and Navy-By
virtue OF my authority, and the power vested in me by
law and for the purpose OF more eectuay prosecuting
the war in which Texas is now engaged with Mexico
do hereby order decree and proclaim that all the ports
of the Republic of Mexico its eastern coast from
Tabasco in the State Of Tobssco, to Matsmoros, in the
ins the mouth of,hs Ro Granar Ie Nos and the Bra.
saniag and ALSO all the Dets estuarss and
the said eastern coast Of Mexco-and from and
after the date Of this nation in state Of actual
and absolute blockade by the armed vessels Of this
ton.
And for the purpose Of carrying this order decree and
proclamation into complete effect armed naval force
is and will be continued to be kept the
said ports nsts and passes of the eastern coast of Next
entirely sufficient to enforce this decree.
For any breach effort at breach Of this The
ofe nding vessel and cargo i'll be liable to conf cation
and the officers and of such vessel will be sub
ject the penalties attached to breach of blockade
his decree shall take OBJECT as TO vessels sailing from
New orleans within three days after its public in
that city, and within FIVE days to any neutral port in
the Gulf Of Mexco-within twenty days to any port
of the United Ssees north Of the Gulf OF Mexcoand
in forty FIVE days to vessels from any ports in Europe
In witness where {, have hereunto liked my hand
and the eat Seal Of the Republic at the city Of
Houston this 29th day Of March, in the year Of our
A'j Lord ls4a and Of the independence of the Repub
lie the seventh
[Signed] SAM HOUSTON.
By the President
ANsoN JONES, Secretary Of State.
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TO THE PTJRTIC

THE subscribsr having completed aud PIT operation his
ney Cotton and Hay Pres offers to cell dis
ste Tor the sale Of the patent right for section of tho
sn ~ esst o. ne Aieehany mountains press nay be
seen IN ope alton DIAL between the hours Of and II A
at u. CO.. Of Avenue and sh street On this press The
power o. our men Will bale Of cotton the density Of
wsbty nve pounds to the cubic foot ia two unutes
the necessity Of COMPRISING the at
Of two men pressing hay density
~ pounds 70 the cubic foot the The press
very spps IN Its tuetion not liable out Of repair
perfectly portable be soid Al less thsa fourtb
part ofthe cost other equal power now use
Inquire Of the subscriber at the OF Prentiss No 10
Wall street between the hours ofa and o'clock r w.
rvey At HIS machine shop. RiypQ ton and Lews
streets Letters post paid will immediate attention.
m a GARnISEp
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ssA HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE al Saratoga Springs
,a SHss ~ h
ssw Sd oI The pseu sPE or Franklin sa
"a STORES TO LIr-Ihs two four story 81 SJie q,
8!l.trset and opposite the public erecting
The three story brick Store, No. Pixie sp, on the cas-,
.'ff Ssi.iy .if tire.
hh aud sinh A..n.ss Ihe tw. story hsS,s Ne - Gold
ns1
Seventh Avenue between eighth aud Twenty ninth
.as In. ApfMk H. '64ELApLAINg, IS Wal. st. ome. Nos
E l y VI q: sSfSps.!s Hs.s
person Of resPeeiah,ty capable OF condue establish
seldom ns OF %1lss Gq% s
".s snd too well to ssgs rs epa.e: for
wuG mos me present and GT9f e hs
oees..d 81 i. f 1ps si pal
for She6 :so se' 1 large ''a asd
sa s s% Fulton paper warehouse Apply Had
s.;s .c0U,sTYs IAy,E .;tlS A A., STORE To LET
sir the Chelsea Landing House Ths steamboat Kari.
'1o 81 OF m at
desirable saId for LenOn eo%psn. to Asep
Possession on LIST of May Apply s e CO. 90 Pin. 81.
s72w+ JACOB TRAVIS, Jr- Chelsea. s /.
"a THkEE DOLLAR HArs-SrkING FASHION
- 42-The mot splendid article eve, oderee to the
article 81 So equal durability and lustre TO those
sold BY other Hatters at So. .
'N'N " GEO. P. H. BROWN, Practical Halter,
mil lm- lag Canal street.
a GEN TLEMEN's IMPORTED FRENCH
AND NATIVE CALF BOOTS, Cater Bsots,
Walking Shoes Pumns th latest fashion, and nsh
Upper cent cheapest the city Boots s. TO 81 and $3.50
per pair Warranted good boys boots prices
IS cents to 81 boys shoes SO cents
10 rs cents LADIES' and chidens French CATERS slip
pers walking shoes of all coors and OF the "a
hion warranted good al and yourselves be-
fore hasng at ~ Canal street. Of Broadway and
2o6 e nal street. -
kept constantly on hand at the above Stores and for sale
wholesale aid retail. r,vc
al I'm" ). WALhEN
DRESS BOOTs-LATEST FRENCH
|STYLE-Th. subscriber makes to order 8ooa
Of the dscrp Of the finest quality OF oh calf
skin and latest ylr and al reasonable prices
Gentlemen been in the habit Gf extravsgant
interior articles requested to ca aud be convinc-
ed ha his from twenty below other
store in the neighb rhood ORA wings berg taken feet
and fasts for each there difficulty
IN &c ting handsome yet Easy tit .
onsay on hand large assortment Of fash enable ready
ade boots at prices varying from TWO DOLLARS FIF rY
CENTS TO SIX DOLLARS; faf boots, CATERS, shoes,
pumps slipper g. &c. Sc. at equally W prices
JOHN l.. WATKINS, Ia Fulton ST.,
al am. Between Nassau and Dutch ga.
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ROMAN EYE BALSAM

KUN LAIN f. I f. BALSAM
FOR WEAK AND lNFLAMED EYES.
' S: Of The s ss
:: d IL
u wS.s the ar; oo rG s
gc all appearance Of discs after two three
IN DlMNESS OF SIGHT
ast!oPs light ara 10 the wssisss: partial ies; ssht
s% Ii shs ind ss : .a S9aS BE
This Basam has restored sight in many instances where
TOTAL BLINDNESS,
caused BY excessive inflammation existed for years In
wouni: the Sy eodis: rTiiaTs
5 oa e A.. the yy ID the
Of ssonshins eesc; Put upnsIs with full
0' Fer sale S4ois.a and rs DAVID SANDS CO,
II East sloadTay corner Of Ma,s !. and Inn Fulton
:ss s Ss Broadway of G ns% %
HOPE GROWS FROM IN
WARD FAITH.
u. such so hat wss
nation Of the lungs eusued accompanied with rang in the
&
sG c:ny pssn ia s nDs
happy to say was the eans Of restoring her to perfect
"''''' WIN yANDEwATER,
To M.s rrr sos ;tss:s and Sd Avenue
New RocHELLs, Feb. nth. 1872.
Messrs: j. PEAsE Son @ ntemen:-Nly had bsen
an cted for three months with cough, in much
entertained OF coming afflicted with that
moral enemy Of III, human acs-the Consumption
perfect health. hav' also USED myself and have hest
tat ndng to those suffering under such az
Elections. II cnsider the above worthy, have obec
ton TO your publishing it.
Yours. P. E. GALLAUDEr.
81 I'M market WAGNER aud when in the city stop
Mat hews Hotel, q Bowery Mr. Matthews will robo-
the above statement Sold wholesale AID re,a by J.
Pease * Son, IS Division street.
AGENTS.
MIR G w Redding, No. Stale 81, Dosten, Mass
k!r q Zieber, NO. 81 Dock st, Piladelphia. Pa.
Messrs Curns X CO. NO. 10 Exchange Place, New o..
leans. La
Rawls & Co 81 State ct Albany.
dr Robertson, No. ITO Baltimore 81, Baltimore. Md