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New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

Br"Hai1yny -THvrrlry Liuc.-Mr
=. y PtIner having. hau.hl ChargcdInc 'st
falsely reporting he had offered 10 buy my lin" ~ Sags
ilc public attention requested 10 :bc following facts
iboutztno month, d@o his a"cnt called my cice, ami
asked inc was Nlling 10 sci pD Shortly airerwam
Nh jIns Palmer aso called for lls purpor aud he
,!er aid The present too oyt pay ~ rense, and
i'e could Get the Waserley Linz t could pat the fare
npani mike something"
That l: made such Gcr and statement can prove by
respec1he eitnes, who present NIr Jmna> Palmer
sa'l h. bal hps' advanced lar@c Spnto purchase lof
- Tor the Broutway Line. number .; the carriages AMI
horses stand at ms >ab, and ei br no doubt OF t
beng partner IN q Palmer, broadway Line
a@air repeat. It Is true thai .IS drivers directed al!
"ag 10 20 ai OF M ag-a and that II they cannot tfct
past. tieg ,rge Mei horsc- by. l' he ch'p ~
The public can any time IN Broaiway Beng deter
mined to protect m public well a' myself, from S
nuisance have plancJ against hpI several timer
The city authorities BY whom he a1 5eea repeudy nd J'f
he ,,ry ngcnce ,rh,i de den'eI!
He did not reduce r. fare NJ tho TINE did but lsptN
shilling Tor days JitcrWard. when, fn,iiD9 the
public would ride with him. he told bis 3rives, # h<y
coxi1 MT RI ttder>gpLar Jnre, To take sirpence.
lr Palmer .ery cautiously says e viii the
fare rs long a. tie can pay cHPenscs' Ii not
Tor my Inc would 80 not repeat Mr. Jane, Palmer,
the e> too low pay expelscsr ard come back
10 the old prlcts The public Judge who's. state
ment - ahc sayto Mr Palmer, /" Let the called JADE
vince my wItlers are unwrrng.n
III GEO. W. HOM,N
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

u Northern papers continue to bring us ac-
counts of the damages by the recent food The
southern portion of Saratoga village was com
pctcly inundated and portion of the Railroad
carried away. y large Stone culycrt on the
road some two miles from the village, was also
swept OF: it cost $4,000. On the Susquchannah.
from 3anbridge 10 the Great Bend. it is said not
a single. bridge remains
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12
other confden, assertions of evil and injustice to


,har confdcn, assertions of evil and Injustice to
be cxn.,;c,cod f,o,,, tbis law
We l,nor, ,l,e R.q;.,r, i. doomed. and NC do
f,,. ", .a
oo.se. - ,.a;ce ,b,, tho V-hir Parr
,rool;,. sde,;., - In..
$50 ,,l tI,..... j., La.,,as.,y,. of M. law H.
d.,;,,co -, ..,rocio,l. cla-nor=ard of all t.rpta
,;o,,. - ,oId ,n de,.;ons and .borr..irh,ed PoIicv
=i=..,, ,,,.5=l.... .I.,a.o4 -.
.;i..o.:.. p-.z;3a,,.;..1
:, .I..zia...
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''.'S'' -. -,
t'o.so..'1 az -" ~ ,l'@1.'''
y,
INC notorious .a', '''' ls7's' .'-s,
''''''.'- y ''' '''o'si
-'''
D''''si - '-,' s'iai s.s9.'s''',
a keen reb1kc 10 those who had so tcrocionsly on.
nosc3 il, IL cnern;e, were compelled 10 testify
IN its necessity. and tacilv to lis etiicacv. And
,Ir,s#lil st,airh,.forward. uncalcuatinc Honesty
docon5 =. c.oc, ncrI. Which policy= =wmld have
..,1oroa ,,,r,,;d,l,Ic = ro, r,,,,
r,o poa;.,r,,,;il be=rcno,I. a.. :. do.
IN ,,,o,.;I;,,. ~,
81. .,d ,,,;s,.,;ce. ,o,,b;cb v.;,,, ;, norfcc,
-1.a..ooc ,i,...,a,,,on .t,o#3oor
-. haads -, p l., 49,
,l,,,so1,.o. ~, ,,,,.rcc ,b,. poouIor (,,i,.
ION here requires OF them this Repeal 1t Is not
! .,i, l,,.
nl"d1hcd-ti1a' The COMMISSIONERS should be en-
| powered TO register the rnlncs OF any voter upon
the oaths OF one or more known and upright citi-
zcns OF the Ward. without requiring the voter ;
personal attendance, leaving the right oi challenge
for specified cau>, unimpaircd. Wili this alncnc!-
ncnt. by wl,chtllc time consumed in Registration
might be red uccd two-tirds. we firmly believe the
Registry would be acceptable t" nearly all honest
Coz .I..1.,,.,
49, -, rS...s
-
Il We rejoice in being able To stlte=tllat the
bill proyiding that our Annual State Election shall
be held and concluded in one day instead of three
is morally certain to become :, law without serious
mos, obvims. - nmnlar;,v ;s ovcrybcminr. and
the party which defeated itzlast year by yo>ili's
upon II wholly irrelevant proposition hnvc no
prelext for doing soth> year. lhcy mustpdss IT,
MIR. CramerS report the Assembly IN us favor
is condensed ana cogcni' though coh'aiHi'lS no
thing now.
CoxxKcrlcur-A Loco-foco Convention to
nominate s,a,o Officers va, held nj, Hartford on
,hc orb Tb, ,,,.rd,,ce w,s MOI larrcZOn tho
frs, b,lIot for Governor, thirteen candidates were
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12
ITIAUU r I = b. " IN + VI -t-N
-tDONIRAM CHANDLER,
WILLIAM CONSELSEA.
NM. c. LANGLEY.
HORACE ST. JOHN.
Executive COMMITTEE. .t- The Home Leagns

nj the Stat. OF New York.
pS-EdorS OF Newspapers and Periodicals through
,b. Union respectfully requested inform tt.ir
readers ofe call OF this Convention Early iiay b..
that tl tle place and objects maybe universally and
>ea>orahly known.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

eJSWc see rumors in the journals that Hon.
WALTER FORWARD is about to resign the post Of
Secretary OF. the Treasury. Some say that Hon.
JoHS G. SpEScER * 20 succeed him; others that
he too may go oft. In th" absence of all person
al adviccs, we SIMPLY Announce these rumors, hop
ing thar they will prove nnfonndid.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12
Second adYcufN Noiicr..

T. second Advent No,icc.-rh. iour,rsnlhLec
turson the Second Personal Advent o Christ. viii he de-
lNercd TOMORROW EVENING, 18th n,l ~ the Apollo
Large Room 80 Broadway. Service 10 commence al
O'Clock.
" e. The Pre-Nlcual .,dvcn Association have
quiec~ h. general desire n nue. the lcctnre, 'rd
time, providing the collections ere adequate 10 eelire e.
Pe:,c attendant thereon
Dyin. Service NAV expected in the morning smi ei
ternodn by Ecv. X. e. S!Iinl.al,. III II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

- E1aYi>On'. Patent Muscular Guide 10
scnI,HrShi pThisiSaH improvement thnt IS laSt fn.
n.s way before poor writers ntaile OF .ti.
instruction III the art OF P.nmaushp. The philosophy arl
utility of the sustained by the olloyiu, concien-
,ioII.a M,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

CoxxKcrlcur.-A Loco-toco Convention to
nominate State Officers was held at Hartford on
the 9TH The attendance was not large On the
first ballot for Governor, thirteen candidates were
voted for Thc tickc; finally agreed upon was a,
follows: For Governor, CHAUScEY f. CLEvE-
LAND for Lieutenant Governor, WILLIAM $. Ilo-
LABlED for Secretary of State. AIH. PHELrs
for Treasurer, JApEz L. WHITE for Comptroller,
GDEo2 WELLEs. X. S. liinman was at first
nominated for Treasurer, but declined.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

CHlLpRE$s JrrLEE'Thi, HOLIDAY AT the American
Museum Tor Children, families In addition 10 The half
million OF wonderful curo.te> collected here M re will be
chaste ana amusing performance in the Lecfure-Rooni
be together with the Falls OF Niagara, real wa
Ter, l'netnaic Railroad, Grand Conorarna Abino Lady,
Fancv Blowing &c &C. Adni.,ance . ceri;s Child.
bali price.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

j. Having taken NY residence this city limited
period II has been good fortune through the advice OF
TREND 10 become oIncied with Mr.. Mix / T gIfF No 6l
Broadway should do Injustice these ladies. and 10
own feelings, ii did call the Others 10 the
comforts which am enjoying. The aSddnoas attention Of
the ho>esst TO your wants l, cleanliness oi the sleeping
roouiS the :nsle furnished wi all the market affords and
plenty OF servants "a dcSdcraum many bones.I ard all
At COMFORTING 10 the times. certainly inducements
whlc. arc be found .vesy wfiere Eyery one away
from home can here be a, HONE
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

EaGRAvINcs.Any person having Steel or Copper Plates
t>poc OF which have been used. ;loagh pretty good
condition. OF various subjects embracing Landscapes and
Figures c,i-m cacula-io for works designed for tie
Younger class readers, rlay find purchaser appca
ton al No. $50 Fuloii-.;re-;. ~ liz
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

Suh-N.,icc.-Itw Viii l.ez>ecu tlat NJ llaniorIhl,.
tati, i> natter in hand and tIy, abr lay depend >
,erprzeiu attending hs hu>ne>s- See III, sm ao-
fhcr cnlunlil
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

ng the children OF Sabbath! schools Numbers SO and g.
connected with Rev DR.. Paon CONGREGATION, Sprug
will perform several pleasing pieces Music Sabbath
Evening Feb 10. AT O'Clock. Addresses 10 parents and
children will also be- delivered and collection taken up
III II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

BowEgv AMFHIriEArgE-Th> couIDan;= n IL iie;r n.
farewell tonight prior 10 >i.ina Europe T,- whole
th!eh OF me English Company Is combined for tl. benefit
~ -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

SrEaLISc CLoriISG-John Watson and Daniel CaTIto,ly
arrested by officer Scaahon. with ;,c calico trock
apron >undfy Under garments for females and hoy pea
coat &c. which they had stolen, and for which they
sent 10 prison where Carnod had often been before
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

Il We rcjocc in being abe TO state tlat tllc
bill providing that our Annual State Election shall
be held aud concluded in day instead of three
is morally certain To become Il law without serious
opposition. It's cxpcdcncy and convenience arc
most obvious; Its popularity is overwhelming and
the party which 9cieatcd it last year BY. foisins
upon it u wholly irrelevant proposition nnvc no
prlext for doing 50 this year. They mustpa,s it.
Mr. Cramer'S rcpor, TO the As<cnbly=in lis favor
is condensed and cogcnl. though containing no.
thing now.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

i Free 'Ec,,ic:i Lecture. al Tie Second Free
Congregational Church. Lorncy Cha>e'> lcotucr OF De
an.v and CIrv streets, Monday rvenln. the lihint
1T hrlt mast oclock. when DR.. kllcv vii coiuniente
eoIr,. G Lectures. IN whcls Viii illustrate b rev prn
.:p> and doctrine. ut Medical Science. show nc ic oen
ot matter The power v which i, formed. and IL cansrs
Offices and u,s oi the various oI the body; n1tgre
ma symptoms o ii. NaTtons diseases; properly ana accw
o.: remedies: ,!itsr.ncc between vegetable AMI llae!s
o,,.,i,>Ic i1f,t'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12
,.ccrrrc o.. TIC I;hiIo.oph, az s,i..ors.

Mr. l. D. rNrEE>ON respectfully hts> leave Is M
.r,, o, th >ulcc IN liz. & ni >alcors; Nha Carries
The following tic orci ot uGe amt etiAe s'Nef1iN>
oii> III his riecour>c>
9ary Considerations; Observations anil Reelection, te
Aulcllusan Portion OF History.
,c,et,lboni> connexions anj remarks eppicahe-tclts
present jlIIc>.
,rt> aud Sciences, Remarks Bogrphyi General Sum
mary.
rcAst> tor sigle Lecture 50 cunts each terthe cog
81 each Doors u be oqeuell a l'a.paS in elth lee
tir,. 10 commence nj cclQch precisely.
With view 10 general convenience each Lecture WI b.
/, i,v ,,.,,,f,> tiottSMA AM
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

ANCIENT ORDER PRImirIrE CHRisrrASfTY-Wairer
Scott Cincinnati Ohio Will preach No 20 Green.,,
morning bali pa,l 10 O'Clock and at O'Clock
in the evening fl2 I,s
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

turc..-Ihc next Lecture IN the present Sonse "ul he
delivered The Cdnasrcet Presbyterian SiurcN, (Ntf
Mr. Dickinso,S,) Sabbath evening f'brua: 49, y Rev.
Dr. Isrowulcc collection VIII be taken - dciy the
pesls the Course OF Lectures, aud To aid The SGccy
publishing Tracts and other works. ny oricr.
tie II ClIAS. ENCORE, Rec Scc.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

THE FEEsnET.-lli the Jap.r> from ,pany -T,ah of Il
most wonderful t'rr>he; down the Mohawk and a'!aceD
streams vi the roads Under water halt tilc rail- tracks
drc covered. and therci communication with Hui'an
lio" JoHS PE,sE >nsS's llor.3uud Candy would seI
about tle,, tu III thgc re.iOu \ lrelat OF ticr Cai
ry would be ~ bncticia dry weather. Look out Tor
Colds aud CoU@lsirom -Nbany TO Butfao-all he we-t
should b. supplied wish .e Extract Ot iIorchDdn and
nothing regard, the effect nvefpIln- riycs upon
AeaItE J. PEASLA son. proprie:0r,. i5 DLvi.;un-,t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

il Lectures 10 sscit1> Of s':,mi'r-,-T!e Ged
Lectur. IN 81" cor ., bc delivered utuG Brarenl irc
hyt"an Church, Rev y. smiths Rlvinnnis,rec neir
Orchard. Sabbath evening next, Feb -. y the Rev.
WILLIAM ,oAMS SUBJECT Parental .U.t tl..t Tor Tie
salvation OF ctE,ilCon.
Scryces 10 rcrnnenc, N ! n'rrsl,. Il II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

J! Buy the New World to-day, you i,yho ,ssl, a
inl OF auseneh, and instruction FOR SUNDAYS reading
"a capital number Single lcopi! 81 cents oaice 80
Ann street. (2l lof I,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

% The AIcxic;p >chooncr-ot-war l.ibcrtad. re-
Gently buiIt at this part and valued AT $4,000. is
5ocvcd to Itav-b been wrecked a, the Berry Stands.
Size was flllv insured in this civ
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

~ Tll, BOZ Ball is near at hand Ladies w!o conea
plate parcpatn" in the festivities o the evening, should
Immediately Stepping from their carriages, put OF
S.Irnan phor lozcnges their mouths and thereby
insure he> Ives AGAINST possibility ol anln.>, or op
preston often arising from crowded assemblies Gentle
ply OF these ind, ,pcusblr articles Alter nights dis pa
tiou. they restore. tie and ygor OF . system b.
magic Dr. Slicr,au'> Warchou.,. at 1876 Nas,au..t.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

IJs Tie Bar,>,able Patriot publishes list Of
the names ages and families OF those who lost
their lives by tire terrible gale at Truro and Dennis
Mass. III October last, In Truro, w,tha population
OF bull 900 90 ofits ablcst citizens swept in
single day. Twcntv-scvcn Of ,hcls left families .
only eight were more than thirty years OF age. lii
FIVE widows, nearly all OF whom have last their
husbands In Dcani>. twcnty-tivc were lost.
Of whom siN were mere than thirty years oi age,
and nine left families
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

Religious Io:icr.-\ proir,lricd meeting j. "
PROGRESS fi Stpti-, Church in itan,o" 81 ,aI TIC Bow
i.rv f,r BrIamv.) Tomouow the Rev. j. ". Chamber
lain from Western Ncw-I York may hc expected rrcach
Straur,,9, will bt. provided withs"ats II Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

THE LORDS PRorKrEroRs sulr.--Thc SUI,
aSS,lnle, BY the State Of New-Jcrscv againS, ,h,
claimants OF the water rights in the bavs and rivers
Of the State, has been decided against the claim
ants. in The United States Supreme Court. by
decision of eight of the Judges ont of nine. a.
stated BY The Jersey City Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

70 The=t. $ Erigatc Constellation. COM.
Kcarncy and the sloop Of var Boston were ~poicn
on tn, 29th Sept % DAYS from tn. CpInao Island
bound 10 China. One MAJ, had died on bo:rl the
Boston; the rest were all we'll
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

9~72 The harn.ot, II. 5. G,.eea al Syracuse wa,
burncd on the 7rh INST Loss Sl.200. Insured
2IO0
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

II FACTS WORTH S$owTSCa positive stay for the Hair
lllin" put-or L, rt<tor. II IN bald places
certain cure for ali rheumatism and Ssscll,l Lnluo
exceptions.
.Ncerain and positive for III, lc in all cases.
y warranted Tor all BRUISES, Scal ',d other Sores
and Sore Eye.
\ positive cure for the Salt Rlleur.
.,beautui Dye Tor the Hair-wii not color iiie skin
Warranted
Eaco these be had at Maiden Lane, anl ,ncl pr0oi
Of ihe>, fact, Will convince all who will call send of
icn, Gratis,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12
I Hro.d,ymy sl,gcs-VY Linc.-,

TIL Writing Apparau, for sale at s23.' Broadway.
4
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

70 Inthc Massachusetts Senate on the 9th, tho
bill TO increase the capital of the Lowell Railroad
was denied a third reading
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

| u BAcKGsafMe::-BosRp OF superior quality with
and boxes complete at very low prc, CbapuaI Magic
Strop A1ana!acforv. I02 Wlian->tree,. near John
Atso RAzoKs, IN plain handl.s warrared SI each.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

lJ7 The [. schooner cirampus will Leave
Boston in icw days bound ON coasting cruise.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

Anlrcw Mene,y. OF Wa;crvliet Not,ry Public Tor III.
County OF Albany VIC Egber 0lco;;, WHO has removed
from the County
Frederick W Backus OF the city oi Rochester. Notary
Public Tor city, vice Mortimer r. Reynolds resigned
Henry Il. Fellows OF Syracuse. Not;cy Pubic the
County oil Onontagn, vice John Dumt0rl resigned.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12

ARREsT,-lohn E. Lane. Captain of the ship
il!ian Badger. has been arrested Al Philadelphia
OF charge Of huvins stolen from the trunk of the
eaP'ai" OF the Vile de Lyons 4 quantity ef valu-
ape ,leweiry IN June, 1910. while sailing from
bernlnds to this port. Lane was passenger. and
was not suspected of the robbery until recently.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-12
The C,.ArruAs ruled the anlendn,en'nt Mr Cu

,L., .,,,,,e,d-,er,, OF Mr. C,,rsll-
iiNsef.N'i,Has i'''' - ,,,,
ing ~. :. - i,5r;1,l bv law
apPtoiT,asi"n foT an osee, 'os ,'.,i..,.. -, , =
-, whole el,
:. 20, e'.5 =. :, .-,,.l.az.
W W - >.rx , .,,xo. -. ,,,,;,t,., ..
Ux.,n.l l..;,3 yr,l, ,l..t.otgra Tor tig
:. him IN, b,y - the Gauss OF the r,.: lncrc,,
). ,,t.or. and immense augmentation 1 e>T,2aej1-
,,,r,,. e GoverlilIp Tor t,, l.,s low ses, By ,h
i,np,orsr ,Nerej.co power .elii,,er~ Of tovcru
retft in appointment q, tiicir picl>ig,,zo oiccrs
under them flere=w'l> i:lyolsr> a" iinieFi.in
principle, that wa> q Vita Importance e='o the
pu.it- OF tbs iosefnnent and ihe PeFPe'hi;! 'i
freedom. ltiiiis practice ,Sei' e9Lil'iie' toN'is
extent %olid not ille oecrcrl o. ~ 3'',''
o=til1 Navy and other 2:i'eefS' h''1'l'>#o.'1'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

Apkm n ApANs. -ME. Adsul's lee
fares a. he Chlaes~ Var aers listened
- by sery respectable ssdisness. thaash
not go namerans - &c essii hsse Eish
I'd. lis Offices wss - raaH0Nert ne
fsess AMI opinions al The Hon. ]. v A.
ans. expressed ~ hrs recent d,seosIse On
ne same subjses. before the Historical
sSScieIy.
In their course with rsgaEd 10 The
Jonium. the Ieesnrrr IhaaghI The Chinese
perls=lly jasiil bile. Is iIuly Pslsraa.
government, ihsy were bound 10 Prahiois
is imponalian-=lhe English residents
became possessed sf IL oniy By q gross
xiolatiou Of Chinese lsw on Chinese
erouad-.he Government had.a right 10
demsnd is ssnendsE--.o imprisaa them
pail q should bslsise up-and when Civ
en- no % destroy il--and il was &C
max able instance Of moderation that The
xnerehasss and TIE superintendent. who
had made common cause with them.
we're only Imprisoned ip one Of The Bfi-
ash lselofies where they had every con-
xsnience. and. were released - soon -
Ihe opium was surrendered. The de
maRd oI Naturalization on The psrl Of
ths British Government was without
scoler Of right.
As 20 The result. though this must ne
!cesssrily be . matter of doubtful sPecu-
lstion.. Mr.. Adam IhranghI Il probable
Ihst he c,niest might proceed unnl Eng.
LAID. already swollen beyond al pro-
portion. should adj the sssi breadth Of
chiuaIo her own enormous bulk. What
abe consequences nigh, be 10 EhRlsnd.
might be grounl Of fear bui not of
a Iucipaiion--Ia China aud l. The world
al large. the lecturer b l.eved hey would
be bene6eenI-aol because EnglanJ de-
signed it--bul because q ID ''makes tie
wrath Of man 10 praise HIM" aud ''Oul oi
sYIl sui educes gnod."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10

The follouiag gentlemen have hesn sppoiIl.
ed agents fOt the sale Of BfanaTeIh's fiis;
Dennis Heart. llllIsbnrough.
Sudmsn 4 Ramsay. Pmshoroegh.
Ilsrgra,e. Gaiiher ( Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sn elul. Midway, Davidson.
James b. M'Dsde, Chapel Hill.
J. NJ. A. Dtake, Ashbmough, Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege. DO.
NJ. G.. Gardner. st. Lawrence. Chatham.
g. A. Msbane. Mason Hall, Orange.
L. a. w. Smith. Ala:naurr, Gulllord.
J & r. Shan. Green,borough.
J. e. X. Reid. Troublesome Iron Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson, Wentworth, Do.
Wond g. Neal. Madison, DO.
J. w. Burton, l. Co. Leaksville. DO.
Owen M'Aleer. Yanrsy vile, Csswell.
N. ]. Palmer. Milton, Do.
DeeembcLis Ss-fam
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-10
Rrandreth's PiIls.

\ VEGETABLE az usHeFsfl Nlssirias.
- pFsEsi 81 &c fEPsIiehss :. ihfasants e
hr g-hna nroasilF parssEeErd 18th. aEEREsEM
-. = srerE form q he auElN uKE nfsEs -.
N h.xs., he sane arieia. and iass 'isbiy afas
-, ~ UNIYEES AZ ROOT - ~ alsease.
namsi. lNPIEITf u IMPERFECT einrala-
, l,aa s. lie BlOUO-
Ia . peri.ss q Iiiils mars lhaa three years
u az IL ahfy hare Eesiafed 70 > state a
heailh sad enlay meni nreroAk HUNDRED
rHuus A ID prFSohs. uha uefe Eisen over
a inrasabie ~ physirians u ihe hFsi saak sa4
stsnd.ne, and n rnany Eases aArn fsesg ollaer
Femeav had besa rrsaaied 20 ~ ssia.
n al easesgf Psia Or Meakarss. hcihsi !
he ehrenic a. rereBt. whraheF be 0eainrss 90
rsia Il Ihe aide, whether Il afFse isnin fnRsii-
~ ionai or fem some inmrdiate esusf. he.
lhrr Il be from inteAal sr saisfnai anlsEs. q
viii - sured ~ PerssFssiAE - iLs use y iAsss
Pills.
This priaeiple &c psrrins wiih Brsadsssh's
/ Pills. removes nofhiag bnl ihr nselrss and Dc.
/ rared nariielss from The bady--ihe morbid ara
| rairupi humar q The blood. thnse hsaors
4 uhssh rsnse dlsense-they impede The fine.
tions of tie liver uhen fhry sstile upon that
| nrraa, and uhich. whea thsy settle npnn The
muscles, pfodaee Iheumstism or upon Tia
nerves. pTodaee g.ui; o. npoa he laags, pro.
duce r0nsumelions orupon The inissiinrs. Goa
Iiseaess; or Upon The lining a tho blood yes-
sells. spoplexy aid paralysis, aad AZ the tram
/ "a disorders - mesancholy 10 she suh-FeF ard
al uko behold them.
res. purgiag lhsse humors from tas body 10
the true core lsr al these complaints, ana es-
eFy other fnlm 81 disease. This % m nsEfa
assertion Il Is demonsirable truth. and cath
lsy il Is extending iIselis ca and vide i l. be-
canliag knoun, aad more and more aPpreri-
tsted
The ehTe b. pnrging may mere dfpend up,n
the laws which prOdace sncriness OF parn ..
than may he generally imasined. Mhates q
tents 10 siagaate. vii predsee siekaess. b..
cause il tends 10 palfeiariiaa; therefore lle
nreessily II rnasiaat eKeTclsc - seen.
Mhea roasiant exercise fannai Re used from
Il Any CAUSE. the aressiaaal nee &C opESIxe
MEnlclSE DABSOLurELY Fsqaired. Thus
lie roadui,s II The blood. The lauaIaie % lie.
are kepl Tree from those lmpnliiirswhirh would
/ prevent iis steady current mlnlsieIiaR health.
/ Tins morbid huaots are prevented from be-
o ning mixed with il d u nature ahirh %
tins assisted through the mtaas and saiifis
which she has provided for herselff