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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

The following which shows the effects Of the late Wing
tariff we clip from the money article Of the New York
Herald of the OH inst
The business Of tie city f5, and stocks show d'-
position again advance The Temporary CHI ok gwen
y the rise If foreign bulls. causing apprehension If a
scarcty money passing away. The activity OF bust
ness thus hs, been sufficient prices from
their depression. The Inst pass OF that mon
sircus hill caused a complete sisgnaon of trade, and
prices fell IN consequence ruinou-y low. They have
now 20 far recovered lee, the weight 1T the high
duiles The impression general, that ,here can be
tended business un the oppressive features oil mat
bal are removed The cash duties without warrhousing
privileges. FIJI with crusi weight upon merchants of
small capital gcnersl the EVIL, aud ~ i"ud The
complaint that the most reckless aud unprIncIpled
the rallying nv are forced 10 bark out. The Courier
and Euqulr. If Friday remarked Is i)sl0ws:
The existing tarif in opinion. IN sery many
of its pro,islon- nitrate Tor any Of the legitimate
purposes which caused adoption We have often SAID
h,t,re and we now reIeat that tirf OF twenty per
cent al ,aorum each aud every article imported nio
the country with the exception OF wo"lens aud ron
would weld an abundance of ri the same time
that would afford all protection that any interest IN the
country requires. Wooeus may require at present a
protection of twenty-five per teat and We would therefore,
give IT."
How great must the evil be- when the most reckless "i
the organs of the party wch imposed TINS iath oo"e
there resource. but To 60 hack TO the lowest
grade If the COMPROMISE act. VIZ a hoZoh'd "uc VI
20 per cent The present tariff averages 80 to IS per
cent. and pay 50 per cent The people nave
now ascertan,d that duirs must lie cut down one
half, such is the when experiment Is suost-
iut.d for principle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

Orn MsprcAL ScHooL-F,LsE RrN'n.-by leue'
mat received from Alsbsms. we learn that leP ~
ie,n indu.,rinusy circulated H. that region N'' W.,
.,... s.wh,r.l that there would re no lectures I'D
-. ut;, school of Trans, University IN fntu'e'
:. IN. new hall and all rs aPpurtenances hsd pee" ~
and the building al propris'ed TO other purposes
report like q hundred others that have pec''e" IT, =
l,,,ue II E,und.,ion At period in the history 81
r. Ios,u,,on have prospects been more encouraging
Al Editors friendy TO the school Will ob'se U.s. oy
,oovipr ,hi. .r,ice.-Frantforf Ky Observer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

The Rev Lefevrc. who about SIX months ago.
WAS CHARGED with the seduction 81 young eirl. Of
his concf.gation under mot agsavAied circumstance,
ha. hees trrd IN Bedford. Pa ~here me Circumstance
occurred and convicted II administering poison 70 Miss
w oodburn with an intent TO murder her,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

4 Father .ut~leied By his S.n.-Iohn Barnett. Of
Mays,Ie. Ky lately killed los las James,
youth OF 81, IN quarrel between them.
Cas~ius VI. Clay, of k.nucky. X denouuciu slavery
ia the columns OF The Kentucky InteigrnCcr o
fence God 10 humanity, and STAN upon the country
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
Bloomington. Sept. -, 1913.

The Wing press IN Indiana mpufe the recent roui ri
their party. that the efficient sty every
where ma -tcd towards their farther a,cruiancy hy the
members OF the Methodist Church Amnus-t the Vari-
guises adopted bv the ID v erfh there A. n"re
that poorly his ~ubcrrlueau Reverence The
sagacous SAINTS of all denominations wh" keep watch
the masQuerldes of the old backyard hu1w ban
Uhig costume a, half squ'nt VI neither he cone
clothed his IF claw til. heof aud
borrow the fur mantle at ftGt same I'D cam
whether be- gallop through the and smoke and flame
haIlit has familiar appeaon of Cd Nick 0bGS Dtvy
Jones. maniliug himself with the e. If the
morning pron enade. the tas~eaicd ponlco Of the
United Bank under the popular cogn"m'u Of
Nicholas Blddl whether he trench The country With his
burrows of Internal Improvement. harrcae our coast
against foreign trade with Protective Tamil; whether
of the vi, Power 'IcN'e the Earrings IN toe
honed of that American Necker. Cost Johnson
whether he attlc goHrG roll q Ter bGrrek Try
tie sedlciHg the captivating shape at log CALI he
find nothing green IA Jonahans eve now. His lat
trick Of roGsf b. AMI co d,aS day has rather lost
him karacter IN these diggins. he r, on TIE
and kick up his heels that; wsh an jpy OF us
ip&e. We moon two oler Sincr them. 1t h ga
try II when n, will wh,rr h. wilt he's known. Every
hody's up 10 him now. lie tnrI ia4r-.eprm sour
monest Yankees hsncst John DAVIS. II 60
he lost hi, and fiuud himself Tie G.Hr,d himself
up ia the west aud went about oraforc ag the NH
Bow of the Sashcs The people meet htn every where
with the dgral rantomimc of The tna4b aud nesr and
the coria, ssluaii1n 4 YIN cat c9ue d. Ir H.Hor
Fool the Methodi-ts lad cd. lie couldn't fol q IA
kcr of Paper % ldcn seeds. Jae smith can boat
nm .ul give hin IA the game |, j. 'i.ne he gave
ny all leionliq.Hs. lay an '..':4n. a ''' u.s. IL
mater cnclater tae sober coul Thought abr,d arJ
si.cs fr Teaa~ some q hs other frovnces-L sn's-
rte Aa5erkSer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

FEHiE annual meeting u The ~itk ifs ~ RE Branch
apoI 81 Bank - % i
lou>. Gr-t Nnniss neaf .i , aserf 49,
h. II ANT u'i.s =. a. fl. ul.4 % .f
srcion be- hed lr eghl DIe,torso ue 9l is k
= tie ensuing
,, -. lJ-tm z. 7 NORRIS Cfi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03
NJ. :Erc.!.

On "Wednesday evening last, by Rev Mr Heecher.
Mr. OLIVER Jon>soN and Miss rAhNiIIA UowiA>D.al
of Marion county.
The compliments Of The Bride and Bridegroom wcie
du, received. We tender ihcn best WISHES ia re-
turn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

The Board Of Trustees Of hc Stale University. situated
in tins place have filled the vacancy their number
accustomed by the death of tie Hon y Wr,r. By ,he
election Of Judge MoERisoN, Of Indianapolis.
NJ the same mcciing D. READ, E>q, was elected Pro
fssor Of Languages aud the Rev M RnEEs Professor
Of Mathematics IN this Institution.
The friends of the State University, which is and
has been for past steadily nj, ancing pros
perity, have congratulate themselves and The
public on the election Of these gentlemen Nes>s Read
RyerS, both tili recently, OF the ONO University,
scholars of high reputation and eminent, qualified
10 Gil with credit themselves and vantage 10 Tie
community. the chairs 10 which they have been chosen
OF Judge Morrison II Is unnecessary 20 say any thing
since he we'll and fvorabl, known 10 the people of
Indiana The excellent Board OF Trustees, uGdc. whose
auspices the University has been adv ancng towards that
condition emnencc winch Is destined reach may
count with certainty on the most happy result, from
the Of strength which tu been gained for
the institution
denomination Semi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-03

GIVE want more srl,crlbers, Who speaks '
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teastpage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-29

only field to be thought of Tor colonization. has
been the improviden grant Of land to individuals.
who have become possessed OF immense tracts
three iourths OF the couatry, which they hold with
out doing any thing to them, and preventing any
settlements in their neighborhood by their re-
fusal to make roads and communications. 50 far
from a high price being essential, as Wakefield has
it, | would willingly give land to settlers who came
bona fide to establish themselves, and would engage
give, except what is rendered valueless by the
neighborhoOd of these cursed landjobbers, who cut
off all access to it, Talk of high price, indeed =
could buv any number Of thousand acres OF these
people al Is per acre. The worst evil OF all is the
grant to companies, such as the Canada Company,
and the British North American Company, unaC-
companer>by conditions that settlements should be
carried on by them. They have become landiob-
bers also; spent their capital in buying more land,
instead OF Improving and settling what was granted
them and have added to the other nuisance. The
first step, therefore, compel the holders of lands
to bring them luto the market to be purchased by
would willingly have suggested tax to be laid on
at home, as Lord Durham does In his Report, but
do not think the coonists would like legislation OF
this kind | have adopted course which | know
will prove equally efiicacious namely, to give the
inhabitants in their District Councils the power OF
levying a rate for roads, bridges, &c. The moment
they get the power they will use il; and then good
bye TO the jobbers for the inhabitants feel the cause
OF their suffering, and by making the tax equally
heavy on uncutvated as on cultivated land, they
will very shortly bring those gentlemen to book.
thousands Of emIgrants upon the roads and COM
munications thus to be made, and allotmens OF
land given them, or purchasedby them, when they
find work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-29
TAPSCOTTS GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE
PECK SLIP NEW YORK
re M M& -

~ rIIn SLIT NE W LINN sp
& 10 @ -
the public generally the! superior for bring
England lreand Scotland or Wales In the magnificent pac
NEW LINE OF LIyERPooL PACKETS" WIZ
s shhp ssi9pSSSa}SSs, Capt p',i G9 9nSs
shhp ssIhAERkRlP2AkN CSP;aips t RsSGSsy'er
New ship HoT + sJ2 Captain Bur,y
ship sOUTHERNER, Captain Woodhouse.
shp R0CHEiSyT,ER Captain Palmer
Sailing twice every month and with the UNITED LINE"
composed of superior first class American SHIPS sailing every
ten days w, make ye sPs IN each month The
of unnecessary detention.
Passages direct from London Bristol and reenock to New
Charleston Phladepha Boston and Baltimore aud the va
rious ports in British North America. all times be
Persons wishing send for their friends will to see
the advantages TO be derived from selecting this line in prefer
other and they may that unusual
will be taken make the passage agreeable the ships being fit
ted with eye solely TO the comfort of passengers
In all where the parties for decline coming, the
passage from the various saports of Ireland and Scotland
also be secured
follows viz To and from London the lst TO- and goth
Of each month To and from Liverpool the lst 7th 18TH
man, and 0afe'0n REMfT rTpSGSs te season.
Persons the country FISHING send money TO their friends
by enclosing the they wish sent with the name and adj
dress of the parties receive it, rely draft for the
amount being forwarded per first packet after the receipt there
of and acknow Judgement for the returned mail
Drafts sight any amount payable demand, with
discount or other charge, the National and Provin
ea Banks of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Of scotland
IN every principal town Of Great Britain and Ireland.
oo Fa ss PARTICULARS made kpSyS o. rTc%sPsoTTf letter
d5y 40 Peck Slip corner South st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-29
FallsingtOn, PA.

correspondence of the Hcrald.1
FALLsINaroN, Bucks county, Pa,
August 26. 1913.

FALLsINeroN, Bucks county, Pa,
August rs, 1913.
Turing aud Featherimg Of an old Negro in Mw
Jersey-hs Causes.
DEAR BENNETr-
Knowing that you are free and willing at all times
to throw the virtuous lash Of morality into the dens
of vice and pollution. to strike the poor victims with
awe and terror, showing them the error OF their
ways, leads me to inform you OF something that IL
almost new under the sun. To condense my story.
will tell you briefly that there lives in Fallslngton
an old negro man, Robert Kelsey, aged about 81
years. He has lived within circuit OF three miles
during his long life. He is now worth about 1900
dollars; is wellto live, with the great exception OF
being bachelor, having his hall all TO himself, save
a few mice; has been in the habit OF making pre-
sents to children both male and female, tor fifty
years, as we'll to adults and now, horrible to re-
late was within few days past prosecuted tor a
rape committed in his own house upon two little
white girls aged eight and nine years The m eis.
trate required him to find bail 10 the amount OF
$4,000 which not obtaining, he was taken twenty
two miles to Doylestown, jail, the county town.
wherethe judges lessened the bail $500 and set him
at liberty TIL his trial comes on IN September Court,
when YOU may expect TO hear more OF the case his
house and possessions were IN considerable Danger
for MANY nights and days during the first excite
ment. Whether he has taken TOO largely OF the
" Lucna Cordial or g Elixir OF Love-" Is not yet
known Yours, &c DELAWARE.
SUNDAY MORNING.
p S.-Singular as the coincidence may be, 1t ID
no less than truth that at the very time the above
communication was being penned last evening, be-
tween 10 and ii o'clock, some dozen men or more
the old negroes house; broke the doors and
windows; unrooed his house, &c obtained pos
session OF his old and enfeebed body; gave him a
complete coat Of tar, ripped his featherbed open,
and wallo we'd him thoroughly ia the feathers; after
this he was put upon rail, and carried through the
village when shrill whistle caused the visitors TO
leave him-and he. being completely bewlldered,
wandered several miles ere he found his home.
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Vol. Ix.--No. 236.-WhoIe No. 344s.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsily newspaper-Pun-
shed every day of the year except New Years day ana
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or " 20 per an
num-postages paid-cesh in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
morning St cents per copy So u per annum-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increas'
ing fast hhas the largest circulation Of any paper IN fhs
city the World and is therefore, the best channel tor b
siness men in the city or country Prices moderate-cesh
n advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant Style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnopnrEroR OF THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMsNr,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets.
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80 e Fyw tAhhYeAtSGES Sls1s5 s EodE
S-1ztZ Hook. Ocean Hous and Eatontown Landing.

The new Steamboat SHREWSBURY, Cap.ain John 7.
nst oying New York. from the foot Of Robinson street,
every nesdav Thursday and Saturday at 10 o'clock A. M.
And Eatontown Landing Monday Wednesday and Friday
nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 80
I'll further Notice. All baggage at the risk Of the
Fare 37H cents. 81, . - - -.--
from the Aforesaid landing places to part OF the county
The Shrewsbury will 90 the inner passage. when practicable,
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- A.HA RNDHN 5000 60
$50 81 CO.'S -tE5S330- &2 80
EXPREsS GENER T. Er1,xy AI,n, M Nh

COMMISSION HOUSE.
HARNDEN x co. will receive and forward by their daily
Express Cars spece Bank Notes Packages and Parcels any
part oil the United states or Canada and by the and
packets to part of ngland Ireland Scotland Belgium
France
Particular attentnn paid to the purchase sale of all de-
scpt,ons OF merchandise collecting and Drafts Notes
and Bills to the entry Of merchandise the Custom House
and to the general transaction of and all kinds of forward
ing and commission business Bills Of Exchange,
part of Europe.
All goods must be marked Harden Coz Foreign Post
Office Letter Bags made up for all the Royal Mail Steam
from Boston, and the steamer and sailing packets from New
York.
- Principal Offices and agents:-
Messrs Wilmer and Smith, 90 Church street, Liverpool
England.
Messrs Maclean, Maris CO., Abchurch lane London
Messrs: Emerson & Co.. Paris and Havre.
Samuel Haight, ESD American Consul Antwerp Belgium.
Messrs. J. and }. @. Woodward, St. John, N. u.
A. w. Godfrey, Halifax, N. s.
J. q. Woodward, New Orleans, La.
Messrs. }. b. Sazerac & Co.. Havana.
Harnden < Co. 8 Court ST., Boston,
All goods must be marked Harden & Co.
n. Hamden Co. alone responsible for the loss
injury oil any articles property of any description committed
to their care nor + any risk assumed by be at
which their crates are or may be anspqred the New
violence Railroad Corporations in their
any time HARNDEN & CO.,
jy12 No. Wall ST. New York
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 90, 1S43.
NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

To sail from New York on the 18th and Liverpool on the 18th
Of each month
@ M re @
FROM New YORK.
Ship RQSCIuS Captain John Collins, 18th July.
Shp SipD0Ns, Captain A. B. Cobb. 18th August;
Ship GARRICK, Captain WIN. Skday, 18th octobsT'
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18th July.
ship GGAARRIGK, Capt VIM skddy, 18th August
shp SIDDONS Captain y. B. Cobb, 18th October
These ships all of the first class. upwards Of 1000
built in the city of New York. with such improvements
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken the arrangement of their
modatons The price of passage hence 49, These ships
commanded by experienced masters who will make every
exertion 10 give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains of the ships will be response
BILE for letters parcels packages by them unless
gular bills of lading signed therefor.
For freight passage apply to
l.. X. COLLINS & CO., Sc South ST., New York, or to
BROWN, SMILEY Co, Liverpool.
Letters by the packets will be charged l21 per sngl
sheet so and cent each iy7
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
1ne following is list of agents tor the Herald where
will be received, and single numbers are
found for sale -
Boston, Mass. ........... .Niessrs' hsddine TO-
Philsdelphia, Pa .......... .Messrs, Zieber & Co.
Baltimore, Md. $500 WIN Taylor.
Washington, D. C.......... Do.
Buffalo N. Y. T. 8. Hawks.
New Haven, Conn. .'..'T. n; reass.
Hartford, Conn. -. W JUDO
Albany, y: Y....... ....Geo Jon ZONES.
Troy, N. Y. Lew WIZARD.
Newark NJ T. ...,...... ID Smith,
Catslill. N. Y. III hewe
Peekskill, Y. ~. Monkhouse
Sing Sing, N Y....,.. Nv. n. otahtoh'
New Orleans, La. So Z. Morgan:
Cincinnati. o.. Noeert Carnanai l.
Paterson, N. j.. .......... Matthew DougheID.
Rochester, N. w.. "A Jones.
Elizabethtown, N. j.. 90. samuel Crane.
New Brunswick, N. j.. William Solomon,
St. Louis, MO-. Wooowa ara ms'ne"s'
Charleston, Sc. Amos Head
Hudson, N. Y. -. .0eorgc slare'
Augusta, Ga. 81 A. Holmes.
Mobile, Ala. NJ boulemet
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Levi Smith
Trenton, N. j. -; haunsiey
Louisville, Ky.... .......'. W. a. Hsideman'
wheeling Va. ......F. C. Brookman.
New London, Con-. ..s.S ". Rogers
Utica, NJ Y. 81. D. Loaf
Nashville, Tenn. A. biu.hes'
. Syracuse, ". Y. ......... james Robertson
Bridgeport Ct. ............S >. ". hacn.
jackson, Miss. -. y. w Clark.
Vicksburg, Miss -. q, Mrs. Il. A. Parker.
Providence, r. l.. John Green
Worcester, Mass. lie Thompson.
Nantucket. Mass. 3D. L. Hussey.
Geneva N w.. WIN H. Austin.
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60 No. wall,sreet,

NEW YUM, ALBANY TROY AND MONIhEAL
- EXPRESS
Messrs Eamden Co. having disposed of their route from
Newly ERIK 70 Albany aud Troy the subscribers the old
ducors Of arnden Cos Northern Express from New York
Will continue TO run heretofore leaving New York. Albany
and Troy Daily and connect Troy with Jacobs Montreal
Express and VIII forward Specie Bank Notes Packages Bum
dies Cases o. Goods &c any place between New York and
Montr aud throughout the Canadas Also East from Troy
and Albany TO Boston, and West from Albany 20 Buffalo,
Al business entrusted to their charge will be promptly at
tended TO- Particular attention will be paid the OF
same. PULLEN 4 CORP,
Oihces-Pnllen Copp. 3Wall street. New York.
Thos Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
a. q. tilkns, 1928 River street, Troy
81 Jacobs Exchange Court, st Pauls ST. Montreal.
REFERENCES
New YORK. ALBANY Troy.
Prime Ward King, y. j. Humphrey, .Ino. Payne,
Jacob Little & Co.. Thos. Cough r. Wells;
John II. Smith < Co. ~ X. Stow,
Pepoon Y Hoffman, C,S. Douglass,
Carpenter X Vermilye, +. Leake.
Houghton Co.
Drew, Robinson & Co. l9r
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A~H- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND IRELAND,
MS1r&ED Sc.-Persons about renting money TO their
ZX&>EE1a friends i9 the :. old country" can be sup
90 ESQ, any amount. payable on demand
without discount any other charge az the National Bank Of
bankers London, Barnsd s Goa Exchange and DISCOUNT
ing Company, Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter Co., Scotland, and
he branches in post town throughout Engla1d Ireland
seA"''1' ''''' " w. 81. r. TAPsCoTT,
At their General Passage Office % Peck slip. South
~ BAH letters from the country must come post paiu
iviIr
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IrprAyA.-It is remarkable fact, that the farmers
=; fi,s;abt counties in Indiana can transport their
- dSc,;o5s from their own doors by water, i'll fiat
boais 70 market Sixteen are bounded or inter.
sec,ed by the Wabash, ten by the north branch OF
White river, twenty by the south and It's FORKS.
Lake Michigan and ST. Joseph's, and others by
other branches and creeks. From all parts OF the
State, farmers and mechanics can prepare their
freight and in the winter season float OIL TO New
Orleans or other markets. and return in season for
another years labor Indiana Blade.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-17
CORNSi COHNs,! CORNsr,

4 'lt-f.lf uy tat Aeon corn Ef.s..rt /. ID. ...{.
g. rms. o. uI-s,.Nes tue corn aUr -ret,.,'y,., ol
tee iooi f" ga cHsc uut eNpcsulon. v.i.h M ~.
leas, b'ii- t9H amon- tie many caseS ui
care ft.l ne inlluW ng extract of letter rom
me XIV kbcus1cr Ne~uall Of .ile,,ln. N,ss
4 cannot nesisct TO state, that 1 feel sreatcon
hlslee % me At3t.n corn plastvT. n one Of the
slfest fe,hedl'fi have tuea tts cfEcacv and A.,
Tour Successive applications accor,tnr 40 Inc ii;
rcct0us, 90 eiieet,d a curt--
"a prof Of NLich, rrsd the following ea-es,-
taHf4 d % Wnhns reference San be uladc after
saiirriuE great pafn. ant Inconvenience Tor v.ars
ifou cnrur. ant who NJ The rtf an fitne ,Na. p,,-
Aihs u-c oi sarl0 highly celebrated rcn cd.ss.
~ 20 q" FIf1us', ans he'd iu Consequence VI
Ne fsaelt.J ti-ai p'int.ueuts, nearly despair
~ ~ reno mot a-rpiy uUt with the Albion
corn plaster. one brx oi - hica ttt an Xner -, -
onl - etn.tl has ynursy cured her tOrns! So
astunIsh NJ vrs thi- suts a. to induce sevstat 81
ine itiena- and n,izhhnrs at Inc lazy to uso ia.
1919 f'-iiglF, and va h the sams gaId succe,sl
ETAn uld Gtutcmani INFORMED an sg-rt
tift al.cf sHiivuug unCsnsct0uablc pam and
u"a.''e Tor NcaHs rom a corn, Shich had resist
','., a.'si-pt % d.sittY, ws~ cured 5y tins
a pcrs $50 ,upplrd with corns Tor Ions
.lle % % o. unaol % walk, rad 20 cut holes lu
p,a-url ~ '
Pre- cents q LoS.
\ * bach Of tnc articles will te agvod w L
hi.lrt OF enc outside VIA. ptr.
- 9nFa ~ ftoH. NJ rrTs.n can have ade
9uai' ilra 90 me astIplshIEg relief winch Dr
Relies hIgh. q celebrated A ,fhmaiic or c0nsump-
i've pulls. giFe In consumption coushs. colgs
htul'y % breathing, Nhcc. tng. tiehtncss ol
De chcst. am in the side, splitting OF blood DC
tyr uIaI only ~ necessary o. convince persoh )
slhrfinE lruu these complaints that TINS d one
- '7c mvsi valuable medicines ever discoSerud
ivr complaints ut the lung centrally. Common
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