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Charles NJ Terry
l. M Codwise
Augustus Craft
General Booth
Charles III Graft
Keller l. Ostram
William Wall
Abrm Dungle
Gillmer & Bansher
Robt s Place
Holt & Williams
Young & Cutter
II ii Morrel
John b Webb
Theo Crane
Oliver Johnston
John Coger
J M Coggershall
Cons Schenck, Jr
+ l. Bushnell
Lyles & Polhamas
J Manton
Geo l. Meacham
James M Tebhill
Tisdall & Hickman
William Burnley
VIM Ballard
BENIN A Pickett
Caswell & Bates
Walton 4 Little
John & Geo Ring
b Lockwood
James X Rapelye
Edward ID. Mckinney
Gilbert X TENET
Whitmore & Taft
Pratt & Burr
.Danl b Allen
Nehemiah Mason
Lockwood & Brown
John B Pomeroy
Geo w Green
J III Taylor
J b Hustled
Thomas w Dick
Jacob z Marshall
Thomas F Smith & Co
John Wright
J p Manow
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HAYS EMINENT

A cerfain care for The following distressing com
plants, established at New York, and used in our
principal Hospitals and by eminent medical men, with
the greatest possible success Externally in the fol-
owing complaints
For the Piles, Tightness of the chest
For all Dropsy,' al especially in children
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers Of the legs
Sore throat by cancers OF or other fungus sores
ulcers, however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
Whooplng Cough Fresh Wounds
Scad Head Chilbans, &c. &c
The Plies The price Isl is refunded to any per
son who will use bottle of Hays Liniment for the
Piles and return the empty bottle without being cured
These the positive orders of the proprietor to the
agents, and out of many hundreds sold in few
weeks not one has been unsuccessful
Agents in Washington, Charles Stott, and C. II
James. march 81
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Nathsnl Hepburn
James Goodman
w 5 Hartman
A Hubbard & Co
Holt Il Owen
John l. b Maxwell
Smith g. Brothers
G w Potten
John l. Cromwell
Westlake & Co
Rich'd Barnes
Jacob S Anderson
William Allen
Edwd J Roberts
p Nj Namard
J JDavis
Mott Bedell
Abrm Farden 4 Sons
Thomas Leggett, Jr
Saml p Robinson
Saml G Colimore
J Bleakley
Saml p Lyman
N Weag
b NJ Keeney
J III Foster
John b Vail
Dwight Foster
G + Fame
S B'King
William Taylor
$ Bailey King
Jas ID Damerson
l. A Sykes
G. S Fourace
George Elmendorf
George A Thomas
Chas s Trowbridge
G. Parker
VIM l. Pinkney
Thomas Allcock
lily Furdy
Saml $ Whitney
Robt B Marcy
John Takeman
Wells Latin
Jas ii Cutler
John GDavis
J I'll Halves
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IL THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~ uSrY-N soN-EssESriALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
,,,,xas oHARIrY.-.figpsin.
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PAY GOOD MONEY.

We cannot receive any more of Fowler's notes
nor can we conscientiously sympathlse with him IN
MS failure The poor are suffering.
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THE wHIRL WIND RISING.

We copy the following call' from the New
York Commercial We shall give the "thun-
der tones" of the meeting in detail in few
days. The President ciH be sustained Other
cities viii soon rouse from their lethargy and BE
HEARD
EXIGENCIES OF THE COUNTRY
We call the attention of the businessmen of this
city TO the notice for public meeting to be held the
Exchange, al o'clock, p. NJ o-noIrow TO consider
THE EXiGENClES OF THE COUNTRY, and
the deplorable course of conduct pursued by Con-
gress. The call Ia made enphatcally by the business
men of New York, as those acquainted Nth the city
VIII perceive by looking the thereunto APP
pended and we pray every man in the city-with0ut
distinction OF party-evey who in these deploIa
BILE ines has shilling left the or the hope
of getting another-to take heed this notice and
obey the call The conduct of Congress has for the
last three months been outrageous, past endurance,
masters to proper of their duty. Time was
when reemen versed in history looked back upon the
days of Cromwell, and thanked their stars that
American Congress could not be turned out of doors
as he turned cut the long Parliament. Time is when
the people may be heard at every almost wish
ing that even the ghost of Cromwell might come
among US Heaven, however forbid that such
scourge should ever be inflicted upon US but IL the
country which Is bleeding at every pore Is to be LETT
without relief by factous Congress which has am
Pile power TO afford relief the people to be
tirely crushed beneath the difficulties now bowling
them TO the earth those who have the power to aid
them, and yet do not may count upon fearful reck
onlng at some day.
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT j

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and Nth The adrice and consent Of the Senate.
Thomas ROWLAND To be deputy postmaster at De-
liolt, Michigan, in place of Sheldon Mcknight
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conuitloh OF Inc puDlic IN
the credit Of the Fedora
ement and depreciation o
,vailing want of confidence
Ity-call for some action a
e SO deeply interested as tn,
n the removal Of existing
lanating from tho Na,iona
before Congress, and es.
government Exchequer, The
establishment Of a sounc
d the candid consideration
importance of the great in
w IN & John James
A q & A w Benson
Suydam, Reed & Co
Jno & Jas Van Nostrant
J X 4 S Herrick rs CO
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Hendricks Brothers
Van Vliet Il Wyckoff
Charles Wart.ell g. Co
N L Hubbard, Cheney 4
Henry S Wyckoff rec
Holbrook, Nelson & Co
ID & A w essen
F Il Peat & Hitchcock
P II Frost & Co
Wight, Stur.ess & Shaw
Peck & Sayre
w S Wetmore
v Everitt & Co
F & r Stout
X II Il q S Harding
M 0 Roberts
Henry w yckoff & Co
A Van Santvoort
VIM Halsey & Co
Elliott, Burnap & Babcock
Greed, Bokee & Co
S Hurlburt
ID B s. w Moses
Isaac T Storm
Mead, Rogers s Co
Van Setback & Adams
Hoffman & Bailey
Bailey, Ward s. Co
Van Wagenen s Tucker
Hall & Barlow
Richard s Williams
II M Nichols
J Theodore White
Richard Suydam
Brush & Durham
David Adams
Kiesterd Warner & Co
f & J Herrick
Saltus & Co
Allen s Whittlesey
r Bartlett
Perkins & Hopkins
J 0 Ward
Bostwick & Dibble
Cutter Cook & Co
A c Isham s. Co
w w Gilmer
Loring Andrews
VIM p Micher
VIM II Hoople
VIM X Tucker
Jas Ketchum, jr
John Peters s. Co
Clapp & Brown
John Elwell
Laffair & Redmond
Post & Phillips
w Wilson
4 Henry Burgee
VIM Billiard s. Co
Buckley & Brooks '. <,
John Bullard, jr
VIM kumbel
Henry II Munsell
Charles Carville
G w Poillon
Conan, Hopkins & Co
+ d Morgan
Taylor, Bond s. Co
Rodman F Wright
Brush s. Co
J T b Ketchum
Stephen & Geo. Storm
Morgan & Avery
Lewis & Brown
Edw Griffith p
Gerard c Lester
Joseph Iloxie
Jacob Besson
Plat Brush
/. s. V Kirby
Thomas & Blackwell
F b Williams
J Cheesman & Son
Seaman & Brothers
Peter Morton
A w Sanger
+ Carter
Fred kutz
Edward A Cook
J w Harwood
NJ p Robbins
A B MANN
l. w G Ross
Lucius Coe
Ell eager
Minot c Morgan
Chau & Alger
E Hoppock s Son
J Gibney
Geo B Granniss
Veghte & Bergh
Jonathan T Patten
T. J Danforth
Robert Merrill
Samuel Pierce
A III Center
Jas Hazlett
John A Moore
VIM Rust
J ID lngersoll
Charles Smith
II & M Dart
N Is Wilbur
f. A Miller
ID S Turner
Edward O'Rcilly
Phyfe s. Brothers
Horatio Dorr
G. f Codwise
Danl 5 Gleason
A G Hartford
Jas NJ Waterhouse
norwood & Knapp
John Lewis
James Hardness
John Buckmaster
John Jacobus
$ Valentine & Co
Henry Willetts
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1 49, tNt r.
in the business commur
the hands Of those who al
citizens OF New York,
evils. The measures er
Administration, pending
pecially the project of a {
object of which is the
national currency, demar
of all who appreciate the
terests involved, ~,
Pentz g. Co
Suydam, Sage & Co
Gideon, Rowland & Co
Scott & Morrell
Asa w orthington
Benjamin Richards
Jas & Geo Brooks
Hoadley, Phelps & Co
Henry Suydam g. Son
Peter | MENUS
John Jonnson's Son
Gordon & Talbot
] w Spencer & Co &
John Wheelwright
Lambert & Wolcott
G u Richards
J P Dissoway g. Bros
S t Nicholl q,
A Howard g. Sons
VIM Dodge & Sons
A III Shultz
Broadhead 4 Storm
+ Ellsworth
Calvin w How
John + Stagg
Cross, Buckley, Gookin
JP Farnham 4 Co
J M Willett & Graves
Dow & Cary
Ralph Mead s Co
5 ii ,Herrick & Co
ketchum & Ten Brook
Babcock & Co
Rich s. Loutrel
James Engle & Son
r & II Haight & Go
Barrow & Prior a
Everitt & Battelle
Charles Il Richards
Grant s. Barton
Park, Smith & Bruce
Nichols, Bergh & Palmer
G c Higginson
P w Engs
Butler & Jones
James Hurry
Howes & Godfrey
w G Langley & Co
Us r $ Winslow
John Il Balch
Robert c Dixon p.
Saml w Slocum
Condit s Scott il
A Fl Grant
q Atkins
Richard P Buck
Charles l. Nose
Ezra Lewis
Vim Wyllis Pratt
ID w Ingersoll
f Hyatt I.
Henschen & Unkhart
James l. Hoyt
Durham s. Dimon
Saml A Willoughby
Cornelius Oakley, jr
A Melvin & Go
II Rockwell & Co
VIM Miles
julius r Cogswell
Vandervoot * Hayward
Jos w Reeve
Herbert & Olmstead
Conovcr, Labaugh s. Ran
kin
McCoun, Sherman & Co.
J l. Harris .
Udolpho Wolfe
Shedding & Ferris
Starks w. Lewis
Wilson s. Cobb
J p Harris
Thos Woodward, Jr
VIM G Dougherty
Berry s. Palmer
w b Walker
J w III & f Van kleeck
VIM b Jenkins
Thomas L Field
Thos ID Moore & Co
VIM Delano
ii Winkley
John Jackson
John NJ Bruen s. Son
A Trumbull
Erasmus A kutz
Erasmus A Kutz, Jr
Benz d Brush
VIM Howard
OH Williams +.
o II p Brush
Job Chandler
Robt l. Crooke ~
J + Clarkson
James l. Butler
Justus f Earle
Charles Turner
Geo Fl Franklin
Thos Delano
Reuben Vose
Reed s. Gay
David Wood
s Brewster
John Redfeld
Alex Megarey
Joseph Gilbert s. Son
John Alexander
Jas w Emery
Saml Lesch, Jr
w h Taylor
Gilbert Cleland
II 5 Tarbell
A b Sutton
w A Darling
Baker, Crane * Co
w & F Gill
Geore Buckley
John NJ Park
Denton Pearsall
Taylor and Ritch
George + Barnard
w E Howell
VIM Hubbard
E NJ Brown
Egleston & Battell
Henry Camerden
John ID, Cocks & Co
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THE MAGIC MIXTURE

considered the safest speedy well the
lsan, remedy for the thorough exnguishment Of
analogous Of the urinary organs. not Inc h
result Of twelve practice. has fa
Sold c. IL Rings. So Fulton street. corner Of Cliff Dewa
corner Church and chambeI and drug !s Brosdwa
Fulton booi E
MEYER E kpSoWN To- FH ALI AND AGJ
Remt,ent aud all the various forms Of Bilious
u AeeiTSSSEfS Dr. Charles o'fe'd 's
In. arcs has for been high o
; No. Is john hs street, ws,a9'.s Of ' sSF
:s Il, y 4 &c GIS:s
Canal si% and Sx s1eR =
a. sons o S.,opSss and a 81 BlescLss
JsSa boolsn s1i.s{ Bssp s'!s'?
a BERNETHfS BOTANICAL PILLs.-Let the unfor
rnats rest assured that there in assert
DC ssy % S
h % IN the @ Soy Is
Gent effect few days In long potracted chronic
Tsse had Se i.ss sy
months which TENDED more to destroy the Constitution than
I9ubs.o%s weakTss which 20 irsGue.y occur ae, USING
having their msorunes suspected They composes
ys BY
scEESH 81
Oh have You no appetite Pr you not Ie
digestion and s j.:Saiss
Gs, Of tie *: Tbss '.y the sSsd
Of Gold Street and 100 Fulton corner Of William street Also
Msss 1a'a Sands Co., NO. sas
H LIE LEsc 81 5 = vsy
retail very WIN &ATsoN 6hs RSsa b
ma tmSc ApOhecarles' Hall. &c Catharne
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10000 CASES IN A YEAR.

Sc the right medicine and be curedYe who are weary
suffering from obstinate disc any kind of weakness
of the urinary and who in disgust and
have abandoned all hopes of strongly invited
last resort TO have the justly celebrated DR. Cher
~ Asn.ent I'll whose failure IN removing the dsheareE
in New York alone and ofaure has
to ceiling them. Has such fact occurred
use OF any other medicine Answer, that suffer
Sickness general wasting OF the body from
Of control of the bladder the back from Of ii
ful. !.
j. o. FAY, Wholesale Agent, New York-Nrtailed at n
and 100 Fulton It drug Broadway Of Chamber
Church cor Of Chanber l21 Boyey; 50 Bowcy corof Wak
ST. II East Broadway; 1888 Washington Boston, 376 Mark
phiadelPhia; Maiden Lane. Albany, and Of Geo PuSs
AlsoDr POETS Eradca,or celebrated as the most certs
safe and SPEEDY for gonohra and certain complaints
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HEINZ

WOULD inform his patients and the pubc, tbs still adj
~ here's to his original proposition, TO reeeise
either for medicine attendance until the ssenf uasied
!sny,sd from Broadway No. 81 Rssds street. opposite
The Marsal House. where nc socs tbs attendance the
shove mentioned conditions of all who have suffered for
long time under dssasss considered BY them incuabe
. SOLOMON HEINE, nj. d.
ESr ne advantage Of all who wish attend The treatment
Heine who has lived in or had his office in Broadway
House.
THIS Physician came this country about eight years
since nave had the pleasure Of knowing him that
lme and o. witnessing surprising cures performed
by hm-hs above the Of IS years and is The only one
City and sats Of New York. $50
Sworn before me this 9th day Of ~
OF April A ID. 1912.
RICHARD REED, Com OF Deeds. je13 lmsc
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MADAME COSTELLO,
FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

Z
INFORMS the Ladies of New York and Females that she
continues give and prepare her popular and sca
cous medicines the diseases Of females Madame C. hap
py announce tina, her treatment has given much
Mad anne haselt herself induced undertake the RESPONSE
Bile office Of Female Physician from long experience and
tce shaving knowledge of the OF the human frame
ignorance of which renders the unbhng pretensons and
dccoyAg Of useless il
iuon. Single and married ladies' may rely with confidence
her skill and maternal socude female physician How
distressing may be h, complaints her medical acquire
will be found adequate the In short she grounds
h noce OH tne successIu results OF ahAroush medcal ecu
gor and happiness all who honor her with their confidence
Mid All letters postpaid Office aud residence 81
Lispenardst EEL lm*c
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A VOICE
FROM LOWER CANADA.

MONTREAL. January IS. lst2.-Gents:-You will be sur
A pri~ed when inform you that large body Of Cockna
of foxes and otte for candy which would have
ed in cash fifty dollars and happy that the Cana
dians regard general resoratve also that stock
here Also who have acknowledged merits In
fact supply the demand, and You continue
plensh stock shall convert the urs into cash. and send
yeu mme date remittance.
To M..sr. J. Pease Son. S1, Is Division St ' 49,
Brooklyn Dec. 2. sil-Genemen:-I deem it but ustics
however unproessiona the may be considered
apprc you that have he d, for months past person.
under my charge aboring most aarmingly under the ns
uence Of evidently the effects early intemper
reorted without the least hopes Of success every
remedy the dry hoase cough continued to nceasdchargs
the appetite hedhe bowels became constpatedanda Geld
dampness vailed the Frame When had exhausted all
woieso1al remedies YIELDED the friends desire 70 allow
doubtful Of its merits well presumpve Of my
bty. My surprise, well his friends, Immediate
change unspeakabe. He that had settled all his worldly
showed symptoms Of recovery His breathing freed from
pecora tghness The cough has moderated the appetite
hourly increasing and hopes of his conmed.
- ''N.'' w s'''e 80 Ii. HUNT. Nj. u. =
To Messrs, Pease * Son, IS Division ST. y
AGENrs- eddng No. State street, Boston, Mass, "a
Kawls 4 Co 81 State street, Albany, NJ n
Robinson, No. ito Baltimore street, baltimore, Nd q
Halleman. Louisville Ky. a
Jobson, No 2s ST. Charles street, New Orleans Il
Watson, Memphis, Tenn. e
Adams Blunt, Hnntsviile Ala q
Tobey, Cincinnati Ohio. 4
Percy Teller DetroiI, Mich. 81
Fi:sher, wilmington City. b. 6. "a
~, Zach enyeicoe Of the genuine Horehound c u
ngned PEASE SON. IS Division sweet. b
i'm 'N '''-e'' ''' not 'pp0'n'e' agent q
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J. BRADEN

w and the Iubc generally that he has completely
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
hatters himself will be sufficient say those who
Creams for the last years that nothing shall
He still continues the Manufacture all
branches and prepared to supply families and dealers ID city
country wholesale retail Not forgetting 10 tender his
grateful for the patronage he has received.
he by his future efforts deserve continuance Of the
an" ias ,m.r '' w una i6HN BRADEN n Can,l street
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MEDICINES.
DIR. SHERMAN'S
MEDICATED I.OZENGNN

HESE celebrated articles have now been mead fcr
four years and the greatest proof Of their ecscy IN ~
is that the demand for them has been rapidly inresns ans
but recommend them 10 their friends. ~ ~
COUGH LOZENGEs
Are the best medicines in the world for coughs cold co,
Sumption asthma wheoping cough re- ever dsccvSsd CUE
THE WORM LOZENGEs
Are the only articles which fail in removing worm.
every description, both from children and adults.
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are remedy for sickness and
palpatjon lowness Of spirits and all nervous diseases
The Hon Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. J. Porter, Rev Mr.
Handbook Rev. Mr. Dunbar of the McDouga Church
have used them.
Offcs l06 Nassau stree-Agenis, Rushon & Aspinwal,
drington. 227 Hudson. r,so9
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

ITO Farmers, Planters and Hortcuurists-1he compound
Chemical Whale OIL Soap may be considered in the rre
the best preparation that compounded
for the total destruction Of every species Of insects nesng
vegetable kngdomnaggots slugs rosebugs peach
lice and all the smaller which parasitic ndig
nous and exotic flowers such the cactus, 6cns
proper application, be Thoroughly exsemnsed Besides IN
extraordinary cheapness most important item economy
renders accessible for all large scaeOO0 peec
Trees so Of land be kept free from the maaudr
insects for the trifiing expense OF one dollar.
Farmers raising corn, oats Iy. potatoes tu1'p cabbage
the dollars realize hundreds by
their fields from the devssatons Of the vermin The oon
pound Chemical Whale Oil Soap may be had in bulk in
Of four pous dozen of which ca~d box A.
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWAN0ER,
je21msc Chemist No. Wall street.
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Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
A. B. < d. SANDS, Druggists,

no RHEUMATIC PERSONS.-The Vegetable Rheu
matte Syrup prepared at No 296 Bowery, oferedto
notice. We ask who afflicted with this dis
couaging ami painful complaint examine and make inquiries
about The medicine aud he perfectly satisfied shall
be extremely disappointed The proofs all hand
find upon application either the Office the
residences of the persons who have been cured Every day
try until he is satisfied by enquiries that all
processes be- and that perfect for Rheu masm
either niamatory chronic FORM IL afte
make should continue doubt
need ray until the medicine has cured
Only security for mt when cured Read
the following and Of similar kind be shown
upon application at the ONCE. -
This 10 certify that in the month Of April last
tackled with violent nammatory rheumatism which affect
ed ary all limbs such degree that ud stir in bed
and perfectly unable sleep from the pain when
using hottie Of the Rheumatic Syrup prepared 2 B.
~ perfectly cured, and have remained free rnm It
this day. Signed MARY MURPHY,
30 Cannon street
New York. June 10, 1872
This certbes tina; the month Of May last attacked
with the rheumatism hip and shoulders and which
rendered perfectly helpless and confined 70 bed be-
side which the make almost mross
bic for sleep. called in doctor who did good.
then called another hut did not the slightest benefit
from either and disease continually when
my husband bought bottle ofhe Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup
No 26 Bowery which Immediately relieved the pain and
LYDIA CCFFEY,
13th 81. door west from sth avenue.
The following also referred sih, having been
cured Themselves having had meb, OF huir amily
Mr.. BiTdsall 1903 Houston street, near Clinton
Mr. Rycr Of 7th ST. and ID avtnnt Others
This Syrup be obtained only scr IN 81. city, and
that is 2s Bswey, corner of Houston S. ltcmefnscr rs
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PORTUGUESE
F E M A L E Pill L g /.

- tyvrvIrp AID rRErAnrpBv
NJ. DE BOUDELoQUE. NJ. D., LISBON. PQRTU0AL.
HE Scientific combination q Ingredients Of which these
ration of the world They known all ever Europe b
only preparation discovered THAI has proved
certain in producing the monthly turns Their certainty. mali
such thev be during
miscarriage IL used during that ~riou.
The directions translated into English and envelopea
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz cog
lseons h ss'd he . E, To authorised
agent fer the continent Of America
They be transmitted by mail part OF the United
States. Letters directed to Pr r. Msi,saa bsr q. New
York. will with immediate attention. Sold by appoint
ment at ao Cherry Catsrine street. Hice g. Half
BOXES 80. No half boxes sent by mail.
my90 m sdGw
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DIR. FAWCE1vI'.

ME;MsERsIENRs OF THE ROYAL g1!L, COLLEGE OF SUR;
Coes Of Philadelphia confines his practice select branch
Nocet empta dolore voluptas
SEMINAL IN the If &
s hS' lay 0; s SS e. whh @ %
and s such o1 E
HI. mode Of IS anser.ay ad%sd-his medicine.
ton s
otsnc
Mo cant e. % S oes @ T
Doctor can be consulted tall hours Of the day and night
ms nss'fT m post PAID Will receive immediate attention
SANDs' REMEDY FOR SALT RIIEUM-" Warranted
BsSs or JACKSON eh Eea% Poe ps%aa and
ss &c sss silssh
ed in more than Sly thousand different # the above dis
s,g xhs Tbs 9s sas
s% ss Of 'ss
us . @ the f n. s Is % cut s
wiz g. s Ss s5s
with safety skim Of the na%t esGsS
for Sa sa nd
0fevery candid person of its enraoNSInsry virtues
NIcssrs A. D. Of thank
sey cured Salt RSsu% Eye resdy
ssss I;sa ss *
se%S PUT
sfss no
until last advised by friend your remedy
ncnced with little faith, having tried things
wthoit producing any good effect In few days my
better and put them in water daily they
than six weeks the cure effected since
which time they have been eectly we'll Yours, respect
fully LYDIA LEWIS, Newark, N. j.
Msssrs A. B. D. ntlemen-l certify that have
Of the Salt Rheum of standing, by the
eW remedy and Syrup Of Sarsaparia, and every
person with this adfu complaint fe would
cell on me and will satisfy ssT Ihi' So9y T1acn will
Residence, 100 Nassau-sireet, stors IS Fulton st.
New York, June 3, 1871
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
A. B. d. SANDS Druggists,
70 and 100 FuSon II,
Sold also by Abraham Sands Co 2;3 Broadway David
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