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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

EAlIILI BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Wilton. Fairielt County CtThe number OF pupils Is
hTei 70 twenty The next Terra viii commence the ast
% May
Teln--FoI Board. Tuition SC. SIS r.r annanl.
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II AN UF.N > IhTsNIIIIN VI T T,-NE|---A Nj
L Medal awarded j. Hayden for his superior
Pen, b. the American Institute it, last Far The Govern
rneut have given them the Preference and the best accountants
aud many of the public Institutions Will other ies
They have Justly obtained the highest rspuaon and 'e not
surpassed equaed By any the country The trade are sup
piled at the Manufacturer prices by th- 'gentS
J. & p HAYDEN 5 Plat street.
Agents also for limas School and Countinshous Ink
Stands. lnFfU
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r0OTHA CHE.-TOOTH-AC public
b,xn- experienced the extraordinary powers Of the ORR
nal Enre of the Sixteenth Century, 100 years family
INVARIABLY cures Too,hsche every stage min
MN rot,ou or sound though aching have exclusively
t,rpizs IT, while tn catcpenny petenders and
letters OF specific appear and die the death that
ewai,s them Over Loco ladies' alone have been spared the
trouble End a9 ss le ss door 10 M pas
y. pr;,a Gnly I'll
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EUR OPEAN HOTEL, Washington City.--ln


The tlatlr generally supplied on libeu! terms.
Trmmins furnished and Shades fixed n required
III II BARTOL & DE MAUNY.
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NUT COAL-Peach Orchard Nut Coal OF large
~ size anA first quality, fer sale by ,,,.,,
m23 ali Westinghouse, corner Of Ltsht.
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CROTON WATER.-Messrs. WHlTSEY ~
lrFXKISs Plumbers No 3 Jobn,treet and No. 10 Est
RroaIrav would most respectfully inform the public that
eg arr prepared all orders IN their line OF ensnes'
i1,, durable and workmnke manner Their work IS w9I
anti. to 1--WE entire satisfaction and PIPES are 50 lad down a.
.fgpayp ia
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NTORISON'S= HYGEIAN# EEDICINES.--No-
vi 1icE-Wfereas A a Samsno., Of 81 Broadway Esy.-
York making improper Of MesstS Morrison y Cp
-sppojn,rnen, for thr sale Of their MsdcIDe tins therefore ~
inform the public thai Mr. Saanvs NOT authorised 70 sell
'NORlSONS PILLS in New York, and that Alsssfs
Norison's only AGENTS IL NewYork MrssLs ri
HALL OF Ns Franklin yrar from whom alone The lied
''A0s can V t''' s'-"i''' MORRISON x CO.
Dated British College of Health. New Road London jane
18TH 1872. ly5u-
WAITER FORWARD Il A. w. MARK,
w Attorneys al Law. Pittsburgh, Pa. Lna On.
NOR SAIE-Or will be exchanged for books or
Z clothing uea, Secretary and Bookcase AddfS. ~ D.
Tribuae office. az j.
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! AcKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware am

/ Hudson Coal Co. having rplenshed their yards with
Coal are again ready orders 1t former low prices
Claen unb,carn iuIn.s for manufacturing and other
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and Tnted NJ es,9Itet eo9's 81 V;stt and
{ntl Ccnes Scnp,ural Views Fancy Sketch aud Gothic
Landscape Centres Tntum Abbeys All kinds OF shadr no
matter how difficult painted m superior style al hiS eS
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roIrNTRY>MERCHANTS and Grocers are r: !. m n
n;.nnactnrr! by w HULL & son, Nos lG8 and "
~ og;i,,,as Their .aEsnor Pale sh xs9 o,S s0s =
mod fose a,l every variety Of Fancy SOAPS. all 81
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n CilYroRo's warranted Cast Steel Coopr, CarIeters
aud Ship Ca~nt-ts. EDGE TOOK can s bad at Who'll
New ork 10 per allowed 10 merc,,nts and who keep
hand full assortment Of CoGpers Taois, lE1n Ei'ets
Truss HOOPS S,are Jointers Stock HoseIs and CIozrs
Also full assortment Of Hardware, Cutler SaIlS c &c
CHARLES OSBORN.
i21 3me CHARLES S. LITTLE.
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OUUUitv will BE- contracted for or-any part H. dnEIns
the coming season and city bounds and mortgages
ceivsd in payment. Atdre.s Linn, Inbun- Oilce y q
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-30
E. g = q .

The genius of love comes into life be-
fore hat Of art There are men who per-
iorm noble deeds, others who sng and
jmnnoralize their actions. Without the
deep, powerful love, winch cau,c< r,la-
lions and lfIrnds to act and to snfi lpc
each other, without actions which show
that "!ovp is stronger than dea'h,;' rerci
and chtseI would not have created those
masterpieces, song would have bror ght
tears 10 no eyes. and Music would have
been bat p'ay,alng. 1t Is the inspiring
glance Of love which give words Of ire
to the artists Iips-they can utter nothing
beautiful which that love Las no, frs. de-
taled.
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4 fk in q a c..

How sweet is the remembrance of IA kind
arl' hs we rest on our pillows. or rise
IN the morning it civea n5 delight. We
have performed -oot deed TO a poor
man, we have made the widows hea IT to
rejoice; We have dried the orphans tears.
Sweet. Oil how sweet the thouyht -
I .cre is a luxury in remembering The
kind ACT. A storm careers above our
heads; all Is black as mjdniyht-but the
sunshine is IN our bosom--lhe warmth, is
felt there. The hind act rejoicelh the
heart, and giye'h delight inpxpressibIe.-
Who viii not be krnd ? Who viii not
do gooA? Who viii no, visit those who
are afflicted in body or mind2 To spend
an hour among the poor aud depressed,
IS worth q thousand passed
In p'.i@ OF casc-'ns present To the last"
Portland Tribune.
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HOW TO ROW lCIT

An lniaIlibe Recipe.--Nothing is.more
easy, says Mr.. Paulding, than to grow
rich 1t is only to trust nobody, beIriend
none; TO get everything, and save all we
get, to stint ourselves and every body be
longing to us; to he The friend Of no man.
and to have no man for your friend; to
heap interest upon interest, cent upon
cent, be mean, cradle. desplsed, lp1
some twenty or thirty years. and riches
will come as sure as disease and disap-
poiniment.
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P) T 2Y.
SONNET.
WRITTEN IN RETIREMENT

WRITTEN IN RETIREMENT.
Rest, rest awhile. thou ever busy brain;
Thou heat, too qpjak replying. rest awhile;
Forget FOR once the worlds vain Joy and pain,
Heed only Natures frovm or Natures smile
Watch ye the clouds less changefll than mems
praise;
The wind whose fcl,lcHcss many fail TO wound
The sun. whose wrath is meier ofmany days;
Tie earth who scatters unhought blessings
round.
Fret not that on" is happy, one is great;
Monrn not Ger broken hopes and bafled
schemes;
Believe the appointed is the kindcst fate,
And sacrifice to faith your first-born dreams.
Pause as The way worn pilgrim at tie source,
Then, with new strength, resume your onward
course.
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Whatever | had been able to conceive
Of the sublimily Of Niassllon, or the force
of BoaurdaIone. had IaIIen lar short of the
power which just before rushed in Il
hurricane upon my brain, and in the vio-
Ience and agony of my feelings, had held
nv whole system in suspense, now ran
back into my heart, with a sensation
which cannot describe kind Of shu,i-
derIng deIrious horror! the paroxysm Of
blended pety and Indignation to which |
had been transported, subsidized INTO deep
>e!t-aba>ement, humility and alteration.
| had just been Iaccrated aud dissolved by
sympathy for our Saviour as a fellow
creature ; but now with fear and trembling
| adnred him asa God
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GIRLS, DO YOU NENR TIlT7

contemporary holds forth as fellows.
He TALKS like book. Hear him:
Ladic& At tr0'h Young ladies miss q
figure when they blush, and make dozen
apologies To 'hcir maio acqnaiu,ances, who
happen to find them at the tub with a
check apron Oh, and sleeves w. Cobhett
fell IN love with his wife when in this in
ielestng condition: and 70 woman was
OF more serviC" 20 man. Real men-men
OF sterling principIe-are always pleased
I" see their female acquan,ances at work.
Then never blush. never apologize. if
found IN your homc-spun attire, stirring
coffee, washing the hearth. or ringing the
clojhes. II should be your pride and
gIcry to labor, for industrious habits are
certainly the best recommendation Won can
bring 10 worthy young men who are seek
ing wives. Those who would snccr at
these habits, you may depend upon it. will
make 'oor companions. for they are mis-
cradle fools and consUnaic blockhtals.
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ACTETS FOR THE CECIL WING
toHN L. YARMAt!, Port Depoel,.
J. w. AsNAuAms Port Deposit
EDWIN EAiEEs. ?. n. Rising Sun.
joNAs .@EsToE, il. P. NJ Conowingo.
lnNH $. EyEaEsT Rowlandsvi!le.
'aL. II. s. ~TI-Es, p. n. PnixcIp1o.
rosEPH HAIMrs, Brick Meeting House.
VhoNAs CrREsIrE s. Co., Charles,own.
J onHHic CRAeEEN. 7. NJ, North Eust.
NATHAN WILKIHsos. Xix Iron Works.
VILLAIN II. PIERCE, P. NJ. Cecilton.
ionN 3. MoRToS, P. NJ. Warwick.
JoHs MeARs, 7. NJ. 81. Augustine.
JoHN I,CLAyTos; P. NJ. Chesapeake CITY
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ADDRESS
OF THE STATE CEN TRIAL COMM
TEE.
&c TIC Wings O. l71@r55ss;e:le:

The Viii Central Committee. by the Stale
Convention of 1912, requires them to
z yc then attention 10 whatever may be-
Io"g to the welfare of the Wing party
throughout the State, Until new Couven-
non shall >"Per>eoe The present Committee
by new appointments.
ia" prrlod is fast approaching when
STATE Convention must again assemble.
Important interests Row await the de .
termination of such Convention. Chief
d nougsl these. viii he the nomination Of
a ca0GI''a,e to be voted for bv the Whigs,
for Governor. Of III" SAFE during the next
three years after 1914.
The Committee see MANY Indications
Of an increasing public concern in ,hi,
question in different sections of til" Sac
concern which has already led to some
a clion, and which l. prompting more.
1t was their wish to delay uhi the
Wing members Of the Legislature should
recommend what proceedings might be
Thought necessary on this subject They
regarded the Wing members of the Legs
I1iure as more appropriate exponent of
the wishes at the Whlg- of the ate. and
fer that reason would have preferred to
remain inactive until the views of that
body were made knon,. would na,r ~"
fer II, If thcr" were not considerations
,rossi,r ,,,,, ,,,o Coa',;,,,. ~, ,i,,, .a
sen, n,omo,, which !, ,ro;, aa;,;a,,
make further delay unadvisab!c. In no
emergency do they desire to assume to
themselves even The dulv of suygeSl,uy
course ,o br nursucd ne The Wh;r, r,riv
but with ,he nill "Reminiscences and ammo,
baton Of all who take an interest in it.,
success.
There have however. rcconilv. hpc, ca
many nlinalions riven IN the conn,;,Ioe
from yarlous onarlers. of the nprrs.jry for
their m'crp"sltlou at this time, that they
cannot consistently with the duties o!
their trust and the expectations Of the
t'ar'y' longer refuse to take the response
"''i'l " ,''"''"''"s what "''S "eI'e'F !"
-. "'''"' a'" ''"re' " w o''i" III ''''
w
beurr indgmen; Of ,br,r nol,i;c,l cr;nrd,
,,J hama :, h,d i, A. a;r aekno,,.le,,o
menl OF the uecessitv Of hi, nroceel,pg =
| II.o.al Modification, ,l,o o.,,r.o ,l,a,,
thought i, right to adop,
Ii is desirable that the canvass for the
election of the Governor should be open
ed conlcmporaneousIy with that for the
President of the United States.
The Presidential nomination will be
made in the city of Baltimore, by a. Ma
! ti"nal Convention, which is to assemble
on The Is, fav of MAY.
The Committee propose that the STATE
| Convention bc appointed to assemble IN
The city of Baltimore. on Tuesday the
Both of April--beng the Gav before that
selected forthe national Convention:
Tho, :, Lo ,oo.oI r.. ~
sa,,a,;yes from oacb cnnn,, w. 49, ,' Smch c,''n
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g." Father, what d" printers live on!'
Why child" "You said you have not
paid him for two or three years, and yet
Won have his paper every week - "Takc
The child out of the room, what does he
know about right and wrong"
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At meeting of the State v hig Central
Committee, held in Baltimore. on Friday
December the 18Th 1913, the following
address to the Wigs of the State Of
Mar, land, was unanimously adopted and
ordered to be pubIs he'd.
JANE HAIR WOOD, Chairman.
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Prosperity.

s;-Lci no man ever expect to prosper in
'hls lie, or gam the respect aud esteem
Of Others, without an underwriting course
OF integrity and virtue
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THE Ess SrEsg.

Whoever is afraid of submitting any cues
ton, civil or religious, to the test Of free
seems to be more in love with
his own opinion than with truth.
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THE BLIND PREACHER
BY WILLIAM WRIT.


honse, in the forest not far from he road side
Irving frequently seen such objects before in
travelling through these states, had no Difficult
t. in understanding that this was place Of reIi-
gjous worship,
Devotion alone should have stopped me to
join in the dafics ofthc congregat IN; but must
confess, that curiosity TO hear what the preacher
otSnch wilderness could say, was not the least
ofmoivcs.
On entering was struck with his pretcrna-
| turaI appearance. lie was tall and spare old
man; his head which was covered with a white
linen cup, his shlivecd hands and his voice
were all shaking under the influence of palsy,
and lii few moments asccrtaned that he was
blind.
The first emotions which touched the breast
welo those Of mingled pity and venerltion-
Bat an !stcfed God how soon were all my feel
ings changed the lips Of Plato were never more
worthy Of prognosiic swarm Of bees, than were
the lips Of this holy man 1t was the dav orthe
administration Of the slcramont; and the subject,
OF course, was the passion ofour Saviour. | had
heard the SUBJECT handled a thousand times,
had thought 1t ey iaI5,ed Iong ago Little did
suppose That IN the w''d woods OF America,
was TO meet win nun whose clol hence wonid
give TINS topic new and more sublime pat''os,
than had ever before witnessed
As he de sccnded from the pulpit, to distribute
the mystic symbols, there was ii prcni'ar,
','''' '''''' ''",',',' S'' ''"'''G ~ IL Az
'',' ''I'''''' "''I''' maze III! o'"oo III"
'',' an" my ''""le S''''t''
~ Nv ''sS' "'v" P,,;"'' W Wv p ,I'''' Ivy
rI' ,,'' '''' u,,D'e ''"'' US
%il I",h tnc,,. %,' ''' L;' I n.
,,,,,.... ,,,,I .I,,,, ,'.''l
nj !, ~ ,.,' ,,,I I "' r',,',
,a,rJ !, r,r 'ha ,;.., , ,, ,.' I;r. III.
r,,a,, ,non,rI,,I -, ,''',, ,.I' ','
~ hear, m the assembly lr,mhled in uni
son. His peculiar phrase had ,ha, force
of dissertation tina, ihp ORIGINAL scene ans
peared to be a, the moment ac,jng before
our ewes. We say the faces orthe Jews:
the starting, Irighrul distortions Of malice
and rare. with fame of indirnatj,n. and
my hands involuntary clpurhcl
| But when he came To touch on the pa-
,lencc, the ror.ivine mepkncss OF ur 5 T.
/ vovr. when he drew T., lhr life his bless
Ell evcs streaming To heaven: his voice
| breathing to God soft and gon,Ic 3rav-
cr of rardon on his cuom;ex. "Fa,her for
give Them. for they know ma, cha, the,
10 ,o-The voicn Of tho rro,c,,or bod ali
along tal,errd, and Grew ta;nlerarJ C;,,a,
until hi4 ur,erapce heinz entirely oh s,r,c
Ted nv the force NJ his Casl;nr. hc r,;.od
his handkerchief ,o his rves AMI hnr.,
into a Ioud and irrsnressihle nooI or
grjpf
rho ~,
,....,'' ...', '''''',' (, ''"'c' i ne ""''P
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Rs-If man has right TO be proud Of
any thing, ii is of "a good action, done, as
:, ought to Re, without any base interest
lurking al the bottom Of il,
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"Oliver O!dschool" in one orbis letters

"O'jver O!dschool" in one OF his letters
says:
"By the by, happen to know that a
toc"ioco offered a few days ago to bet
$500 with another Loco, that Henry CLAY
would be elected. lie is Il prominen.
man, and one who has always warmly
opposed and sull opposes Mr.. Clay. lie
would not admit, to a Whig that Mr. CLAY.
stands the least chance OF an election,
yet he did offer the bet have named"
Ayoung Clergyman, who found il I'M
PISS be to provide for his family, with 81
very slender income, wrote to his flrnd,
"Dcar Frank must part with my Living
to save my Life"
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YORK, MONDAY 7IoRsEye1, JANUARY IS, Is4s.

of petit larceny on aaa the Court sentenced hin to the
Peniteriiary for SIX months
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT AND BArrERY-James Pine was
placed upon trial tor assault and battery upsn Mrs.
Eleanor Tredo of $50 wsshingeonfree, on The 18th OF
Angast last. The parties occupy the same premises and
had the aSove day difficulty II the yard atiacnedg the
premises, and resulted in the alleged assault Ihe jury
found verdict OF not guilty.
Police OFFIcE.-PuRLoISISG CLoTHEs.-tll-
zlbeh Johnson was committed for stealing male asa ie
male under cIotIlng--wo nth - Is, from John >hey
TAKING JEwsLGr, Gc.-Nicholss Seating and John Z.
Guuou boys were arrested and committed for stealing
go. chain icckst. earring SC worth ~ ro Ei1aeeln
Ward, No Elm street
STEALING /. Co.r.-James Mudoou was arrested snd
mt,e for stealing an oyerccat worth so un Patrick
Cocker No. Il Duane st.
CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-DEATH FROM DISEASE
OF TIE LuSGs.-An inquest held to-day by Alderman
Gro ius during the sickness The Coroner, al The Aims
fiozse the Park the body Of an unknown man. aged
abou; So who died Yesterday afternoon, al No Washing
tonreet, suddenly. BE feeble, engaged board for
dav or two Wednesday, on Thursday was much worse
and carried 10 bed al ieanc, and died few Eiia
uies afterwards There papers found on h person
with The name OF Barker them. The body VIII remain
the dead house the Park for day or two tor recogn
ton. Nerdict-Died OF disease of the lungs
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To Tie Editors of The Irbune:
Is ii not TO be regretted That our Legislature
should have passed in such hot haste law prohio-
ting the Corporation from saving Sl5O, eV0 IN the
next five years b. cleaning the streets BY contfac.
| think if little more time had been taken ior
reflection, bill might have been framed much
more satisfactory to the party. If they have power
TO pass The present BILL they certainly have power
10 say who shall have the contract; and II tney
had compelled the Corporation to give 1t 10 some
good Loco-Foco friend. at price somewhat near
what it has cost the last few years, it would have
enabled him TO contribute pretty largely ct the ext
Election our of his profits for the purpose OF again
placing the City under Loco-Foco rule-which
would of course be gratifying 10 the party, what,
ever those who have 10 pay taxes might thihk Oh
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Eiterarp Notices.

TAG RsryBow or OddFellcws' SemiMouhly Magazine.
No. IL. COR Jasuary Is Opp. 81, 8vo) Adee & Es,a.
brock, 100 Nassau street
This number is embellshed by steel engrav-
ing, and contains original papers by w. II. Bur
leigh, VIVA. Wallace Of Ky, Synopsis of his Lee
ture on The Poetry of Temperance, and A. B.
Street, II. Greeley, etc. and an excellent transla-
.iou from the French by N. w. Chittenden-six-
teen articles in all, beside Editorial summary. 1t
opens with this noble Poem:
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POSITIVE CURE FOE CoRNs.-

& Sir AstIy Ccopers celebrated Com Save has now
been before citizens Of New York for sufficient length
OF time st It's nTtres, and happy 10 state a 80
far as We have been able learn. has oged :sH an M
fakble cure. Is has believe been ateDded VIE
perfect success; the following certificates VII show
THIS certify that app ication OF W. Coopels
Corn Selye has perfectly cured my and iroI W VI
fec in my case and that Of many etee wen rs spe
ci6c. III. II. SHERWOOD, 81 " 20 Dloe1" -
have used Dr. cospers Corn salys .s 5r ssw
o had ta considered heE n=urable but enc % .wo up
I;c,nos ~ ,. ,bye narr entirely REMOVED ihen
pucauohs OF tne acoSe D""s .yyAANp BRADBURY,
Pnbifsher Of the Boston misce llapy &c " Nassau 81
Sold wholesale and retail at S5 Nassau . asd retaed a.
a1s ~ W,s Harpers 57t Bowery, 139 Fuion 81,
Brookiyn dhn 40 jis Inn
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'PeaA' 0' ~ BRooRLYS, Nov. 25 1872
Messrs SANDS Gent--Altiopsh am dishgured ana ue'
formed Tor life have not my reco-cton and never
while exist shall cease TO feel graielui iSr .o
was attacked in the year 1923 with scfo aioua ar y"
tie end Gose commencing VIII s0 rea Sdpee
rubbing, and commenced iDc !afases " -;
which progressed follows the let nosHii wee Ilst
dssroyed and continuing upwards, II crosso bs Dtoge
NJ The nod and Selling upon the right side destroyed ihR
cartilage aad all the surrounding paris unu
The nose was entirely off, The passage io conveying
tears rom The eve To the nose obteraed which caused
conIisua flow OF tears. The disease no" seA upo. -
upper lip, extending 10 The right cheek, anu ~
suernes ascan better man T.
lam native o! Nottingham, in Eagan1, ana ny a. -
well known there The frs, Physicians IN hs o'
,,re,crbsd for ne brt with little benefit AZ VsT S
tyss directed 10 take 63 drops OF the incufe 0.
tI,rpo times u day which continued ot ga r
Ge,slo III io5n OF Sir Ashley coopers, bat
oroved in rain. continued 10 Sro" "oise, i .oI,
R veil catch al a straw used every remedy coaig
VS. s -; ,bs- was considered applicable to my CASE until
became Disguised with he treatment and rei!nqaanea ali
hoce OF ever getting well 60 -. n, ~
whose treatment was, considered IT scroiu!ons
Innns and this IS the gwen cy nedca' tnen. hs
as, and ia Apci! last sailed for America,
and arrived here IN the month OF May. The disease con-
riaued GRADUALLY 10 increase extending upwards and BACK
srds having destroyed the entire nose, and fast vergn
towards the frontal bone seized upon the uppersw and
surrounding parts. - N.Y.,
York gentleman attracted by nsy appearance and
TINS accossed me- my friend, have you used lie
rla" Yes, replied J. various kinds and every ttng eise
i couid hear of: but said be, s.. Saatss Sarsapa
rItan No replied. Then use il, for believe II VIII
cure you, Being thus addressed by stranger YVES m
ducad ia make uaI of medicine he so highly recon-
purchased one bottle, which gave some relief, and
s,onis feel within we'll The diseasn Is stopped IN It's
rsyages all those racking and tnreRling paaf are gore
ss 2 1Daer The blessing II psps Rrovdene-
tie result entirely 10 the use Of andSs Sarsapara VIZ"
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