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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-23
New-York, Aug. 18th, 1872.

fRoN MRS. SASSCAWES
Doct. Thomson-Sir i have been in feeble stale Oh
health for the pas, eight years. having been afflicted with
bad cough pam in the side and stomach and other female
weaknesses too numerous 10 menton have nj various
TIE attendance regular Physicians
several oil whom have given me up as ncurabe have
continued 10 nger in feeble state OF health unl lew
tiavs past pun myself under the OF Dr. Ihol,
SON No SIS Brooe and this date consider myself
in OF nealt6 than for the past eight years
do moi feel any pain distress Inconvenience, from any
disease whatever surprised when think OF the IA
pdity with which have improved while under bis care
have ssed with surprise the rapid Improvement
OF several other patients whose diseases appeared as ost
nate as nv own under she Doctors care.
MARY ID. NANSCAWEN SiT Broome-st
New-York, Aug. l7th, 1872.
have Witnessed the improvement of my wife and others
az detailed In the above certificate, with pleasure ana
ronishEielt KEW :" Lillian SthtrSoA " f1.'-
anlS lxs
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u ONE THOUSAND DoLLARs-An Advertisement head
ed Extraordinary Case" (Which statement be seen
al the store OF MIR Burger 50 Corandtstree having been
Inserted in several OF the city papers and as understand the
ruth Of tie has bee Questioned therefore offer to
bear any gene,ans expenses this city, convey him TO
the residence person. pay him two dollars day for
his lime. and give him thousand dollars il he will prove
material part Of the statement 10 be untrue ANY per.
SIN DESTROYS OF testing this can 10y calling Mr.
Burger receive satisfactory evidence that the money VIII
be ready. would here take occasion TO state, that the
truth OF the statements OF cures pc formed by Brso Sai
sapala can be subsana,ed in every instance The pub.
lie will conlound this article with the many articles OF
Sarsaparlia advertised. G. G. BRISTOL,
iv25 In, (2) Buffalo
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u Dr. John Ehomson.-Havng boon restored
hopes of relief had failed and having received the benefit
of his practice irsextrene my family and witnessed
il in many oherEeSperaie during the past seven ears
deem ii no more than duty recommend my friends,
particularly such suffering under chronic disease 10
embrace the present opportunity OF beneh,ng themselves
nv his long experience and updoubted skill III the healing
art. D. "lLLiah.oN,
Pastor of the Ezabeth,street Church. Ncw.fork,
ST Broome-street-
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO LADIES.

i SUTTON 4 RUMBLE wish to inform their Gus
toners and Others about purchase DRY GOODS. that
they are daily receiving from Auction large quantities oi
Goods suited TO the and approaching which
they willing sell lower price than they think the
same styles can be purchased il the city, Opposed the
plan otnaming line OF Goods possessed by aver-
ts we invite persons to cali for any article the ne and
assure them that they VIII be disappointed in ether the
style OF Goods or price.
n. B.-No deception prac,iSed ii this store.
au22 lwis- IL Spring.s,reet. corner Sullivan.
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i)I ED

On Monday morning, August D. of whooping cough,
Maorn Elizabeth only child eli VIM and Margaret c. Car.
man, aged years and months.
Their friends and acquaintance invited 10 attend her
funeral this aornoon o'clock, from their residence O9
Tweneth.strec ThirG-avenuc without farther invi-
,a,on
Al Orange, New Jersey August 81, Rachael Maria, only
child john c. ard Ann Maria Tucker of this city, aged
year A months and ~ days.
On Su,iay morning, August u, Alexander. OF Alex
amber and Rhoda Ramsey, aged months and 81 DAYS
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IMPORTANT NEWS TO ALL WHO

II WISH 10 Day Cheap Dry SSodS.
The subscribers take this hod giving the nportan,
information to their customers and the public
general that ihey continually receiving rc the
newest aud best styles OF Dry Goods the lowest prices
Wewcnd say TO althoSe who wish 10 buy cheap give
Us call as We determined sell cheap ino cheap
sr than any other Establishment, in this city.
Our STOCK OF SILKS comprises all the different styles
in the aarSe and they will be sold at prices that will well
correspond with the Hard Times.
BOMBaZINES! ALPACA LUSTRES! MERINOS, &c
JUS; received, je, blue black Bonbazines
Also, one case of Mode color Alpaca I.ustres
one do jet and blue black do
three DO 90 do Go
4 superior quality and very high lustre.
One case black and blue black English Meruo
Two brown and other co!oS do
TIVE mode color, French DO
Sever! cases OF us!in de Lana; yar.aus STYLES and
prices from IS per yard.
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS
cases OF French Prints, from Is Sd per yard
- English do is do
10 % Merrimac Bristol Fall River Dover and
American Prias Works. comprising the patterns
Cd, Sd, Cd, l0d. and Is per yard
SHEETINGS! SHIRTINGS, &c.
Just received from The Agents
Is bales OF Brown SbeetHgs, embracpsthe celebra
ted styles from Sd per yard.
Also, 70 of Long Cloth Shirtngs the following
styles, York Mills. Boot Mills, Hamilton Lawrence
Thorndike, Dwight Mills, &C. Cd, Sd, Cd, lOd and Is
per yard
Also, case OF heavy Long Cloth sheeng, yards wide
4 first rate article.
Also, full assortment OF Cloths Ca,Simeres Sattnes
Vestngs, &c, &c whici will be sold cheap by
au2e Sits s. BARKER L CO. :sl Grand St
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LADYs WORLD FASHION for September. Two SPLEEN
lid engraving srhe Eastern Princess and The Fashions
fr experimentation the front pages OF this popular Ma
azine Besides there less than tweniySx original
pieces The London aud Paris Fashions are in advance of
every other American Magazine. Subscription year
singi numbers 1896 For sale by SAXToN MILES, 2N5
Rra
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T Eour Novels Cor 63 cents.-MORLEY
ERNSTEIN by James; GODOLpHIN, By Buwer; The
LOTTERY OF LIFE, by the Countessof Bessington and
ABEL PARSONS, Tale oil the Present Times-ail bound
together handsomely for five hlngs-just one.half the
prce Of one ordinary book novel; For sale so Anusrce
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SUPPOSED MAIL RoBBER CAUGHr.-A man
3aamcd Paden Sides has been arrested near Union
sown, supposed to have been concerned in the rob
perry, committed in March last, of tile great West
,la mail on the national road between keysei 5
Ridge and Fros,burg. TWAS plundered OF drafts,
bank notes, &c. to the amount of about $4,000, as
near as can be ascertained. No discovery leading
10 detection has been made until the present time,
although several persons have been strongly sus-
Pet,ed. Sides is supposed to be connected with
gang Of depredators of the Bradlee school.
philadelphia Ledger.
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a MEXICAN MUSEUM, Broadway

N opposite ST. Paurs Church.
WONDER OF CREATION. For one week more
Iuconsrquence Of the immense cio~so Ladies and Ger.
tren which have visited The Museum during the last week,
and being aware thousands OF persons have been
bic to see The VI EHMAlD who e,iroas Oh doing the
Manager has, immense expense, made arrangements
with the proprietor exhibit at the Museum Tor one week
more The greatest curiosity in the world, the
REAL MERMAID
No extra charge Tor admission 10 the Museum
In order the Immense number OF visitors
Which daily attend here there II, this week, be splendid
DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTERNOON, commencing at tour
oclockihc performances IN the day being precisely Tie
same Is those in the evening.
Positively the last week OF w NCHELL, the Comic DroI-
lerist who will appear in eight characers-Mss TalL0R,
the popular vocalist from the Park Thea,reL LA PETITE
CELESTE e. hLbiNo LA 10Y, BALLOON AsCENSloNS,
Fancy Glass Blowing, and 100000 Curiosues
Adluittance The whole % cents Children hall price.
au22
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Passensers Arrived
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Queen Victoria. Malei,. NO, John Elwell
Bark Bacchus Bernard, Philadelphia.

Br brig Alexander Parser. Windsor, Ms, briss Emma.
5 A Wait Lagui;a Alaraca:bo Bouchari i Thebaud
Norma, Pratt, DunhTk, NeS;,h. Leeds i Gs Arciurus
Hummer, Boston, Badger / PecK.
Schrs Tu>carora. Smack, Richmond, Allen Pa1son
Agawsn Rogers, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Levan,. whesey, IS DIS I'm Havr., in ballast TO
HaYiand.
Ship Calhoun, Myers DIS in Charleston mdze to Geo
Sutioa.
Bark Condor, Ward. is I'm Ponce, PR, sugar ard mo-
lasses 10 Alsop ChaUuc ~.
Brig Lsre;to Henderson, OF Tbomaston, Il DIS I'm 80,
lead 10
Brig Citizen, Clay OF Thames,on II d In Neuvitas
lasses and sugar to Hol; & Owen.
Brig Wisconsin,, Hopkins 10 Is ssal ogwood to Bou-
chard K Thebaud
Big Virginia, sehel ds i'm St Johns, EFF, live oak
Rayner BoDd-2l passengers.
Br schr Ohsio, Kerk Of Greedock IS DIS I'm Pe-nambu-
co, in ballast 10 Duncnmb Beckwith.
BELOW-l ship, bark and brig.
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THE MERatAID-'Ths half fish and half maid is attracting
thousands of asonsed visitors the American Museum
For the accommodation of day visitors performances VIII
take place every afternoon att O'clock being the same as
those in the evening. A rich treat for Is cents.
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M AR RIFD

August 20, BY Rev. Mr.. James w. McLane, Mr. Thcoph
illus 8eden to Miss Caroline 1vtrs.
Al Lancaster. Pa, August 6. Lieut.. Vim. REYNOLDS Z
S. N, 10 Rebecca daughter of George n krug, Esq.
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OCCUPATION OF THE SOUTHERN CoAsT.-lt IS
amsrad here that the Post at Indian River is
bout to be Abandoned We hope such is not the
a;ention of Col Worth, as it is of the utmost i'm
p@,anca to the country that the coast should not
Be entirely abandoned, until it is fully asccrtained
bat every Indian has been removed from the Ter
aoT. Tho Indian is ever on the alert, and should
he shPwrecked mariner fell within bis power, 1t
viii be in vain 10 plead for mercy.
St. Augustine News, 18th.
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D Price only SO cents.-The "LlFE AND
TIMES OF LOUIS PHlLLlpPE," King of the French,
with three splendid portraits, by Rev. e. n. Wright, and
Dr. Maddeus history of the UNITED IRISlIMEN,"
beth handsomely stitched together wha cover Tor only %
cents This only fraction OF their at the bookstores
For sale at so Ann-st. auSS Il
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY, Aug o

POLICE OPFIcE.-RoBBIYG WAGosEn-As
Mr. henry Gander l62 secondstreet bad had his
on robbed OF butter while standing in Yegeys,rcct
"asbinglonMaket, Monday morNng, 18th ins he put
soon caught fellow named John Rohinsoa with Tub OF
ouc he mad Just stolen from the wagon and had him
ni.ied 10 answer.
Theft OF A GOLD KEY.-A colored thief named Philip
Boon who arrested Saturday for passing bad bills,
vas committed for stealing gold watch key worth $5from
Charles Rogers, go Broadway
RoBBING VEssEI.-About II O'Clock ON Sunday night
William Winnns and Isaac Van Lever, belonging TO the
wsoa Wave lying al the foot of Libertysreet &C
ing on board that vessel they off, who
capped. On getting board they the cabin broken
and the several belonging them
AID Others consisting on coas vests panae ons &c on the
deck and 10 the cabin ready be carried o1as also
gray and brown that did not belong board In
one OF the bers they found two secreed named John
LOCKER and William Brown, both OF whom they lodged III
the watch house for the burglary and hey were committed
10 answer.
An OWNER FouxD-Tbe Boston wrapper stolen by John
cCuen, and for which he commltted proves 10 be the
property OF Mr.. George Shpman broker 81 Wa-.treei
and was taken from board the steamer James Madison
footof Warren-street on the 18th inst.
BURGLARY ROBBERY ANOTHER TowRoA1.-Wil.
liam Brown and John LOCKER, who caught and COM
mitted FOR breaking the cabin s the oVboat Wave and
stealing hereiroin also comraiaed of for breaking
into the cabin OF the lowboat Columbus lying at the foot OF
Courandreet aud stealing coats hats pantaoons,
&c. ereiroln, the property Of John Caaghap and Martin
FyhD hands on board. Part OF the property found
their persons, and two of the coats board the Wave,
where they where they were caught They were committed
also 10 answer this charge
CORONER: OFflcE.-DEATH FROM DISEASED
LvyR-TAe Coroner held an inquest this day a, 81 Cross
street. the rear, the body Mary Jansen, aged about
So, who So;crby frightened by the thunder and light
aine On "wednesday night a she hadever since been con,
ocloc! this morning Verdict died Of disease OF the liver
FOUND DEAD EED-The Coroner held inquest to.
day the house OF Peter BagaB $50 Madsensiree, the
body OF his wife Nancy native Of this State aged about &c
years. The deceased for The last years had been
delicate Of health with hard cough, oppression about
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NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF

TOHN L. GOURGAS, for many years
81 of the Bazaar corner Of Broadway and Courtlsndt-sL
having lately fitted up Il To- Jclnsreet, tie corner
of Broadway sual establishment OF the hind WIN
general assortment very choice French, Enah Ger
nan aad American Fancy GcadS add Peruery would be
happy TO receive ppo.turty may offer, friendly cal
ron. his former patrons also from The pubic IN general
In
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WHEAT IN ILLINoIS.-Tbe Peoria Register OF
the 18th inst. says:-"A farmer who brought in =
load of wheat last week from the western part Of
this county, in order to raise some money to pay
off an execution, was compelled from the want OF
buyers, to take it back again. He was offered 80
cents bushel in goods, but no money atany price
This week some Of our merchants have come to "a
determination to take wheat in payment of debts
due them at 81 l-2 cents per bushel. This is u
few cents less than the ST. Louis price.
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II EW GOoDS.-Selected from the lat
! est lmporations. at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

l42 Fulton-street, near Broadway
Strangers ANA others arriving in the city, wishing to re-
pensh their wardrobe invited call and examine our
stock before leaving their orders, are now making
daily purchases for Cash. and offer great inducements
cab customers Our assortment comprises great variety
French and English wool black and fancy coored Cloth.
and CaSsimer- the best quality and latest styles French
eastcs, desirable for fancy pants. choice selection
French and English Silks for vesngs. Also good
mont ofdrnp dete, and fancy French drilngs for
The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship TO that of any house in the trade, and
great reduction from credit prices
Full suits furnished at hours notes Strict punctuaity
observed in filing orders.
Cash ondelvery and no abatement in price
al ] C. ROOTu 4 co
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C.se aCOTILLON and FISHING

= FACUIlILON dnd FISHINN
49, EXCURSION.-The substantial steam
sr UTICA Capt J. W. Hancox, on THURSDAY EVEN
ING August 95;l solicitation OF laree
her OF gentlemen, will make Cotou and Fishing Escur
son accompanied by fne band of music. She will remain
in ihe Lower Bay through The evening, which will be de-
voted to Dancing, and morning by daybreak (the
ackies hour be the Fishing Ground and remain mere
till l2 o'clock naon. - p,.-
Leave Ano.-street a. O'Clock Canal II. Pike Pier
No at3 ;, \.
TINS will be delightful excnroa and no me-as "rfs
neglected promote the comfort OF adyen!r,s,s S
Utica IS FIRST class boat. furnished with sss
bertils. and is saEs and pleasant as any
Tor gentlemen and their families .,,a
Fare fly cent Zach - way oerP w Sarpoo
TIL In. Wiz " Dn TO make her regular excur.
son. IN Moosax Tuesday, Wednesday and ,tLuI,aay'
Far CENTS each r,ay.
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II Just Pubsished-No. I'LL OF the LIFE AND
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY Agents supplied 4,
ght Dollars per Hundred. Apply Tribune Office and
o the Publisher, J. B. SWAIN, q barclay-st. aue q
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~ PARTICULAR NoTicE.-Those persons hngn:
furniture OF description dpos or or WHO are sfeaa,
or all of their goods by sending their address Calling
upo the subscriber. Goods 10 any amount purchased
e. COTTON Co. l37 ChattnDis'
Al Private Sale2 r rate Piano Fortes that will be sold
vspsy Inv ie20 II
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~ Fire Depnrtncent.-The Engineers, Feremer
and Assistants OF the Newyogk Fire Department are
ouested &c attend meeting 10 be held al Frenen Hall on
Thursday 25,ll August, al O'Clock p II. precisely.
Sy order OF the Chief Engineer.
ans SIS HENRY SNYDER, Secretary.
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= c~o AFOR THE CAMP MEET
$50 ING IN THE RAMAPo VALLEY,
55T he sisSmSoaI ARROW and New.York and Eric Rail-
road Passengers leave The Of Duane street every AZ
erlooa O'Clock, and arrive ar the Camp Sround at
o'clock, p NJ.
Returning leave at haEpast O'clock in the morning,
and arrive in the city al hai-pas II O'Clock; a d.
Fare for the week, commencing MOnday August ed,
onIv Fifty Gents each way.
The ARROW will touch for passengers oniy) at Ham.
rsond street, going and returning lu29 5tis
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.UrPerioaicnl for sHle,-A weekly paper IN
neighborng city, with circulaon OF about SooO which IS
steadily increasing offered for sale on reasonable terms
Ipoujrc at this oice-ii by letter, postpaid ~ ms
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Gcnllemens Hat Saturday, SerIenib.F 9d AUTO TslI
~ Speucerse limitation; MoIcsfk2n Mai
rhs popular article commended 10 the public as peer
,iay desirable at the present time for its economy fo
ELEGANCE and durability completes successfully with ht
WOO, co.,,, I,ts worn Price IS - SPENCER,
sis n Fashionable Halter, No. 2:5 Broadway.
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~ Meath, Quies and Cemfort-The Ora
ha1a Hnn.r IS baciay-st NewYork, profer advantages
TO STRANGERS s;opoing days weeks N the city, SUCH
rarely offered sgby located ID on ON a clean sna and
the nmeliate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings
apartments are convenient and nea, while is table IS
supplied viii the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
nrnenred rsclntoe entirely Animal Food and Sin,uars
of ali kinds Charges moderaes to 81 2 per day Tor
for,able Shower Baths free Remember 6S Barclayst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-23

LyCONOMY IN CLOTHING.-Grea
H inducements offered IL the price of Garments
the establishment 90 Broadway American Hotel Strangers
in the city will consult their interest in examng the assort
ment goods, which made up order in style second
an4 ISL W.T. r JENNINGS. Draper and Tailor.
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Pastor of p. Methods, Church. Aitorney-st.
Sold al IS DvisonsL 10 Astor House. ITO Broadway, Sc
Wlliamsl, Timpsor Fulton and Wllliam Sands, ~
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fArAL AccIDENT.-The Lowell Courier says !:
On Monday evening between and 10 O'Clock,
siemale named Sarah Proctor, who worked in the
bot, Mills, started from her bed while asleep,
I'd I'd fell from the second story window of Dr..
soss Thompsonian 1nGrmary, on Merrimack
s'eet and struck the ground head-ioremoss. She
avv'ved sboat half an hour. She was between
u aud 50 wears of age.
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p kCAMP MEETING near Suf-
49,. ferns, in the Rsmapo Valley The new
Yates on Tuesday sorning August sd win leave th' foot
Phereet half past o'clock, fsol OF Dnansi al
and Hammond Wharf quarter past O'clock and con-
Inues unning as above during the week for Pienont
where The New-York and Erie Railroad Co. VIII have an
extra train of cars ready passengers 10 hr Camp
Ground Returning. leaves Srfferns II r. NJ and ar
49,, * can,s. Railroad 81 cents au22
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chaser OF r Felix G6uraus celebrated Powders for up
ooisg hair whou; the slightest injury to Inc skin can see
them testc<! before buy ingprooi positive this and no Is
tnke To nc had no where else in New York but al o7
Walker street, door from, Broadway. 81 per bottle
ap2S lnYis
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~ Eseriesnbc1. the Removal of the Real
Cunn phiuc ola, Spirits and Improyed Burner to La
duced nearly 50 per ceut. IT, w. McCAED1, y ya
au ID I'm VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-23

rr The Cheapest Cass, Tnilory yet PETER
" HIISTED Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham Square,
corner of Cahcrneslreer confines make Clothing to
order in the ncates STYLE 10 per cent cheaper than the
cheapes, Cash Tailor in the city, good fit Warranted
and hereafter no disap poin,IDcuts. auto ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-23

NJ Charles WATSON, HAT and Cap Man
Observation-Disclosures and Retail Warehouse l48 Chat
up s,argStorcs Isl ChathaR and l60 Bow
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G- Wet. Damp or EeEy Cellars pavsd with
Roman Tile and IN air waicrsbt far seven cents
foot, or paved with Cement concrete Tor ten dollar:
for The bulk or space OF ,hoGsondbrick.
;vsD nc ABiJAa SMITH, 26 Hamllon-st.
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u The GREAT NATIONAL ANNUAL FAIR of the Amer
Institute will open Nibo's Garden October 10TH 1872
The It'll and 9th are receiving days, Notices from Exh
hi.ors already indicate an immense display.
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tNANoss SaHSApARILLA.-Its own works proclaim It,
-, New.York, August l6, 1912 =
Mets.S Sands Gentlemen: Owing 10 you debt which
asy eannet pay i anu induced to make pubic acShoM
seGen, the benefit have derived from Year TO mel
assee preparation OF SarSaparila. Was sorely aiiic
n terrible scrofnlous disease. hereditary IN our lam
y, @a'eh commenced on my neck, and, continuing 10
soon reached my running into my head anu
auea ali over face, neck, arms and lower exrsites
Eoseans disgusting object 10 look upon. AT times my
ICES was great that was unable 10 sleep or lie down,
~ ae dssca extending into nay ears seriously atectet
nssfins Ny lace continuous sore, 'roii winch
Of matter and water kept constantly oozinS out.
SPs avoided me- supposing had the s,ail po5 o. stie
infectious disease, and vas consequently obilged 10
- my business Notwithstanding had the best
sacal advice and tried different plans OF treamcat the
Ultimately for me, Glanced 10 fail in witt, lady
'a railroad while rsveliGg tor my kcat who IN.
Ted ae ha, her IA; one lime In bad condition
and that by using your SaIsaparli!a be speec-
Stsed. inmedatey procured the article aud CON-
using il, and no,v after having taken less Than SIX
ss lam we'll and able 10 attend tony business. seni
~ hs statement aci of justice, osly hoping mar
ss The afflicted 10 make use Of the right aedclne au
Sseos themselves much suffering and expense
se wishing 10 learn further particulars concerning my
Sc viii fed HE at No 2p7 Greepwchstrcet, where it vii
ne great pleasure 20 communicate any thing n rela
'Ra 10 ihe above.
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