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ag- HEALTH FOR THE SICK.

fay- HEALTH FOR THE SICK.
For bilious fever, jaundice, collie,
And that disease most diabolic,
Dyspepsia named, whose vile oppression
Is past description or expression
For all disorders whatsoever,
For stomach, diaphragm, or liver,
There's nought so searching and so thoroug h,
In ousting each one from his burrow,
And purging nature of her ills,
As Peters Vegetable Pills.
His Lozenges, Cough, Worm, and Cordial"
Will save you from pains fiery ordeal.
Aperient-an tiseptic-tonic-
They cure diseases, acute or chronic.
Consumption, asthma, headache, quincy,
Cholera, catarrh, worms, Influenza
Attacked by Peters Lozenges,
Vanish like mist before the breeze.
While rheumatism owns a master
In Peters Health Compelling Plaster.
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{63- PRICE REDUCED.-DR. TAYLORS BALSAM
LIVERWORT, 375 BOWERY.-The thought occurred
to looked over the weekly returns Of deaths and
saw 35 from consumption alone, awful indeed, said l.
when every of their lives could have been saved
by timely of this incompatible medicine with
ties continually related to u.s. and authenticated facts
sent us, of lives prolonged, and health restored,
how the friends of the sick dying justify their
sciences when neglected this remedy of remedies
And to purchasers say beware Of the base limitations
whether they called basams, syrups what mott
and countereits Of it, for it is assuredy the only med
cine which you depend and if you wish TO get
well you will at last have to take il has been tested
for ten years and found to be the only remedy for
this dire complaint well bronchitis, dropsy and
liver complaint See that the steel label Is on the
by Dr. Leeds and do not take any thing
Buy only OF q. J. Leeds, 12S Maiden lane. PS-Botes
ST. for trial. ~
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0g-C UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy ofhe city Of New York is now confidently re-
commended and prescribed by the first meoical pracon
othe city for all Of debility produced either by
secret indulgence Of any kind detrimental TO the
constitution II is an invaluable remedy for impotence
sery, OF baroness unlc,s depending malformation
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each In Of half dozen S.
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, o. Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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LATEsr souTHEKN sHtP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec PAR Paul Jones, De Forrest,
Charleston Ellen, Boom Wilmington, NC: Thomas Fennsr;
Nckrson Providence; Sami Tsppan Banks, New York. CID
Gen Warren Welsh Coast of Africa Alabama, soue. Port
land.
BAL TIMoaE, Dec ll-Arr Reaper Sears, Providence. Gin
vctorine new) Jones New Oreans May Knapp San Bias
Maria Awell, and Direct, Briggs, NYork. Sid Vermon
Vereyuen; Lois Prov idence. .
NORFOLK, Dec 9-Cld Russia, Lane, West Indies.
Foreign Ports.
LA GUAYRA, Nov I7-n port, Michigan Colenan for New
Oeans Emily Ellicott, Lauderman for Porto Cabello few
days. Sid Orion wilkins, Porto Cabeo, load for Phade
phia 18TH Richard Baker do, to load for NYork
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wHsKEv-Drudge dull at %. Barrel quote at 81
cents.
CorrEr-Nothng of consequence doing in th. article.
The stock of Brazlls large and accumulatng IN antci.
patton of duty being put the present session OF Con-
gross.
PRovIsoss-Prme Pork very firm at SO IS although the
demand is tring Other articles Under this head with
out alteration, and in moderate demand
BREADsTUrrs.-Ths market continues without change
The standing quotation for Genesee flour is - 6s Al
other markets are like this.
CoTroN.-There more activity in the market TO
day about $500 bales changed hands at l off from thu
prices current previous to arrival of seamerpurchase
were made chiefly on speculation.
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New stock Exchange.
state OF Trade.

Trade is about through with for the season. There will
be some little movement through the winter but the &C.
tivity Of business is over
Asurs.-Pots firm at 81 SGT 62I Pearls dull at
S5i2l.
Hw.-A fair demand for North River Bale at our last
quotations both for domestic consumption and export
Country sells at 62I.a u.s.
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CIearer.
Shps Rienz Clark New Orleius Post Phillips; Olive &
Eliza Parsons Charleston. n Robertsoa.-Barlue Coosa.
Janver Philadelphia, by the saneBrgs GazelIe Glover
Bermuda Nesmith Leeds Co; Dante Stoddard Charleston
Badger Peck-Schs Delaware, Gurther, OPoro; VIM Viii
Baker, Aux Cayes, Lewis John Clark, Collins. PHI
adephia Cooley Co; Little Mary, Davis, Portland
Arrived.
Packet ship Columbus. Cole, from Liverpool, Oct 81 with
mdse 10 G. H. Marshall The c. s anchor inside the Bar
brought the city by Jacob
Bell
Schr VIM. f. Bird Coson from Philadelphia, with mde to
a. b. Cooley Il Co.
Schr Traffic. Gardner from Baltimore with fonr, sc. J.
X N. Briggs.
Schr Lion Peterson 3days from Philadelphia with coal
master.
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Meeker from Boston, with mdse
J. Stevens
Schr Compliance Patterson from Boston, with mdse the
master.
Below,
One brig, unknown. Wind N w. blowing gale
Sailed.
Barques Maid Of Orleans Gibraltar; Genese NOsans and
Others.
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Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
8. Whitney. Thompson, Nov. 3
Hibernia, Bunting, Nov. 0
FROM PoRTsMoUTH.
Gladiator, Britton. Nov. II
Mediator, Chadwick, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
s de Grasse. Thompson, Nov.A
Louis Philippe. Castof, Nov.ll
st. Nicolas Pcll, Nov. l6
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o. Mrs. Robert Tyler, the presiding lady at the
White House, will receive her friends on Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday evenings during the win
er.-1fadisonian, Dec. ii.
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snip Masters and Agents

We shall estsem hvo Captains OF veseIs VII gv'
Port the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agsns and Cor
sending to tins Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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weekly Report or Interments

In the City and County New York. from the I'd day OF
Dec. to the 9th day of Dec, l843.
81 Men (; 40 Women 81 Boys IS Girls. Total lt3.
DISEASES
Abscess 1; Asthma Ii Burned or Scalded, /; Cancer,
Casualties /; Consumption 80 Commissions, 0; Group g.
Debility, i; Diabetes Dropsy s. propsy in the head
Fever. do scarlet DO typhoid L; do pphus 9; Heart
disease Of Hopping Cough Inflammation of brai. dc
DO Of liver JaSnd,es d Lue. XepeTea Mslor%a' ION
Birth, 8; Small Pox. /; Sprue, /; sufocaon /; I'm
knowu,3.
Under year. IS; 10; 2to -; to TO- b 10 10 30
20 to to 40 % 40 to So 0 to CO. TO- 60 TO TO- 81 10 tc
so, I; 80 to 90, 3; Unknown, I.
Places NATIVITY.
United States, 1907; Ireland. 80 England a. Scotland,
Germany, 4; France, !; West Indies |. 90
or the above from the Aims House. Bellevue Il Hos
p Bellevue lO Small Pox Hospital, Blackwels Island.
Cry Hospital 4.
WIN. A. WALTERS, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office. Dec. II, 1913.
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LIvFRPooI-Ship Henry Bss--i6 ties soda ash Csc Mor
wood COIL cks ~ crates Magnin.t penchns whssey
son0 sacks salt 600 bars 20 bds iron 100 coal 90 cas
$50 bids soda ash o order.
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Died,
On Monday evening, 18th inst after lingering illness,
Mrs ANN CRoNE, relict Of the late David Crone Esq, in
the S9th year of her age
Her relatives and friends and those of her sonnlaw,
NJ X. Benke invited attend her funeral from her
late residence, No. 2lS Fulton street. this afternoon at y
O'Clock.
On the sth inst of consumption, PETER BMLLIE in the
56th year of his age
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IeraId Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arr the evening sp1 -.n Pts Hss
Rtnow" %f Lowell and fco%sa Halls' SYorl Below
OFFICE S e. 5.s R5 5ss Il I'1Hsa,ssora',
$ HYS3
ea sfsE
SYSII sso Isabella Gas BS
late Of salem Lawrence from Boston qf and for New
for wsaeI Coed HPore Burd'es King
sfssR gy2 Fl
5s SS ssj5
the winter; Charles Mason NYok for Providence; Editor,
CID 7ih Hstcan Porter Noreans; 9TH Prince de Joiave
General Record.
PACKET SHIP SAMUEL Hicks, for Liverpool, will sail this
| morning at 10 o'clock.
ds % 5 R%sH .sss h.e. B BIZ s Ss
was totally " recked on he morning Of hs 18Th on Eons
ns eh with heavy sea- When The ship struck she was
yHs the S sns Which
Shortly after she struck the boats were he'd from the davis
wssn n c sH'
,cas The & As ne hsS the 70 6y
picked up, with Of three s ;Goss
and i' JOHN Halsc% ea%e and Vim Thomson steward
Sy s Tss lfG i~ %
q them being and bruised by the wh en-
had furnished them with clothing aud they comfortably
bound f isyH
reached III; cry Monday syrns The he Aaysn
The BiRI%nsSs@ was owned By Taylor Merrill Of h city
M Ss hs s ss @ and
a CAM 1 4 r. q Ss..s SS ss;"s
.n for al os to Cart S e S .s ss
Se.e nolh%s Of his wa
his vessel he has forsotten she
seIa PLGr Farley, from Norfolk for New Orleans
distress. s Sasy woa 81 and
sMr L,aSM,T 7, so pssits Sc on the Lehsh Java,
Her cargo was valued at about 100000 gulder' and
"f Bans"n WINDSOR @fhe hull of the Windsor wrecked
Jruco after being stripped sld she lay the
LAyyca fine ship Of $50 tons to be called the Radius
70 srs S Ss1 Esn % @ Monday She
PoRT OF CALAIS. ME..A letter from Calais, dated I'd inst.
that Hi'sSs Sas 9d again
this winter The ice extended two miles down the river
Letters received Holmes Hole from Capt Manchester, Of
the sny Of her M Ss0 Ars e. with 200 ;g%
''''''' ''' ' Spoken.
Lady lane o repored 20 days from Gonaives for orb
Fhiiippe from trinidad ios halifax, Nov as
VicEsbars, Dec s, of CAPE Csmsveral
Foreign POrts.
MArAMoRAs, Nov 2sln port Caroline Jackson. for New
York, ready.
CIENruEoos, Nov i8-Ar Commerce, Boston.
TRTNIpap, Nov i5-In port Harriet, Pote, dsg.
KINasToN, Js Nov I9n port, Espeea. Ames and Mogul
Salisbury, disg.
AUI CAYrs, about Nov oIn port, Armer Patton, Myers
ste WOODY for NYork day. Sid about 7th Red Rover
Boston.
DEMERARA, Nov Tin port, Commerce. Prince for NOrln
next day.
Barr ADDE'S, Nov i2In port, New England. Nee urdy I'm
Boston for st Domingo, next days Eliza Keene from Calais
disg.
LTyERpooL, Nov iSAdv, Hberna (s) for Boston Dec s.
mot 6h)
ANJIts Sept 3-Pass d. Splendid, Land, from NYork May
30 for Canton
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO, Dec s-Ar st Clair, Detroit. Cid Waterloo
Chippewa
Home Ports.
EAsrroRr, Nov SOAR Grad, Ribber, Baltimore; 9TH, |
Germ Lincoln Boston SID 9Th, Chief Sachem Matthews
NYork
CALAIS, Dec 3-sld scioto, Thompson, NYork
BELFAST, Dec baltic for West Indies did net sail 3D. As
reported.
ERASxroRr, Dec SID Rupert, Rankin. Maanzas; 81,
PORTLAND, Dec sid Oxford Frankfort TO load or Cuoa
BEVERLY, Dec SID Essex, Raynes, Charleston -,
SALEM Dec SID Richmond Kiborn, Philadelphia (cld |
or &c orgetown, Del
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Passengers Arrived
Foreign tmportations.

LIyERPooL-Packet ship Columbus-V Mott, w Wood
Mrs Wmslow and child, Mrs kembe and servant-aud 60
the steerage.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam shipa


Fon LIVERPOOL
New York, Chopper, Dec. lG
Liverpool, Eldridge, Dec. 81
FOR PoRTsMOUTH.
Westminster, Hovey, Dec. q
st. James, Meyer. Jan. |
FOR HAvRE
Rhone. Johnston, Dec. 16l
V. de Lyon, Stoddard, Dec. 2,
Utica, Hewitt, Jan.
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o. HEwE's NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
and Indian Vegetable Elixir cure any
Of rheumatism. We refer the sceptical to Of our
first citizens personally To be had only at 81 Courtland
ctra
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By this statement, the circulation within the last year
has increased $685. 7O7 and the specie 7O25s The line
of discounts has fallen of $a57 2 and the balance due
from other banks increased, The institution exhibits
prosperous condition than existed the date of the
lactr
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o. THE GREATEST NOVELTY YET.-The man.
ager of Peees Museum advertses two white negro chill
dren for exhibition. Now, always knew that white
niggers be found in abundance the world over
rather sceptca as to real Africans being white
but doubts all vanished seeing those two with their
fiat thick lips woolly hair, and every other ndica
ton Of pure African blood In conjunction with them
Madame Adolph the fortune teller, and company of
perior performers engaged.
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Freights.
Died,

The rates now demanded for Liverpool are 7-l6d 70
square, and I'd for round bales cotton
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER ID

suN RISES ..7 IS MOON RISES II 81
Sun sRrs .....4 81 HIgr WATEE IL 81
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NINTH WARD CHEAP GROCERY AND PROvIs
~ SION STORE;-tames nthe neghborhood OF Sixth
ard Greenwich lane about laying hr winter stock
of Grocer aud Pro, ons will do better by large cent
in buying e the cheap Provisions Store sGreenwieh
,ne where all articles the Grocery and Provision line
be purchased cheap cheaper thar any other establish
in that vicinity Goods warranted 70 SUIT; " not, the
money will be returned Goods Of the city.
free OF expense. MICHAEL klELLEf,
dl3 i'm zee Greenwich lane
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{t5- MEDICAL CARD.--A CURE GUARANTEED
The members Of the College of Medicine and Phar-.
macy Of the city of New York, established for the sup
preston Of quackery, are successfully treating all
diseases of private nature according to the mode
Of treatment adopted by the professors Of the different
hospitals of Europe No mercury any preparation in
furious to the constitution is at present used by the col
ege in the remova Of those complaints thereby saving
thousands from those dreadful mercuria complaints that
sometimes battle the skill of the experienced prac
titioners of ordinary character completely
eradcated in from three to six days and those pro-
racted by oharaans aggravated by doses Of
curry speedily yield to the powerful Alternative and purify
ing medicines used by the College in the Of these
diseases onorh9a gleet structure and all diseases of
the urethra permanently cured in less than half the
occupied by the old treatment One Of the members Of
the College, thoroughly acquainted with all diseases of
private nature and such mprov in their medical
treatment as has been lately made by the medical faculty
OF Europe attends daily consulting physician, at the
once and consulting rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
Advice and all medicines S.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS-Pa-
tents living at distance bystang the their
plants explicitly togetherw treatment they received
elsewhere 4 any, and enclosing SO, either by post
through the different express in comunica
ton with this city, will receive chest containing all me-
dicnes requisite to perform cure with full and explicit
directions for use. N. B. All letters must be postpad
. W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and consulting Of the College of Medic inc
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
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Total receipts for the fiscal year ending July
Isl, lo'] S20, e55,5s
Expenditures-For LIST quarter
present fiscal year. :. :. ....... S63i7357
Paid on redemption of Treasury
notes and interest. :. ........ 6e02O3
Estimated for I'd. Sd, and 4th quar-.
tiers
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and
miscellaneous .............. 4759O37
Army proper. .................. 2,175,528
Fortlhcatons, ordnance, arming
militia &c. .................. 26749O6
Indian Department. ............ l,6i2IS2
PENSIONS Observation-Disclosures. 95I57S
naval establishment =. ......... 5053070
Interest on public debt. ......... I,40379I
500, 49,, $50
Leaving deficiency in the Treasury July
LIST, 1874, Of s2,5a7,a ss
Estimate OF receipts and expenditures for the
hscai year ending June 30th, lS45 =
Receipts-Customs .......... 10000 900
Sale of Public Lands 2250O0O
Miscellaneous sources $4,000
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Q3- OIL OF TANIN-For boots, shoes, carriage tops
harness. &c., nothing equal this celebrated oil ant
water penetrate it than through India rubber
To be had only at u Courtandt ST
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A RARE VlOLIN-There can he seen at the office of the
IA undersigned made by the celebrated Joscphus
Gameriut Cremons li0 which offered for sale
1t purchased many since by distinguished Amer
gentleman, the city of Naples for $3ee. II Is good
pair and fine
Amateurs invited cal aud this superior instTu
where further particulars Of its history can BE- given
WOODWARD DUSENBERG,
dI3Jtsr No. William
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OFFICE OF THE RHODE IsLANoER,}

BosTor, Monday, Dec. lip. NJ.
Arr since the evening went to pressVicor, Hae
Renown Lowell AVID Cornelia, Haett, NYork Below,
byigs.
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ENGLISH MAIL-Post Office, New York December u,
which leaves Boston on S,up3av the s,h instant viii Il.
closed the Upper and Lower Post Offices in this city,
NJ Thenland postage of 8 each single letter
be paid.
The Postmaster desires call the attention of merchants and
others forwarding Europe by this mail the fact Of
hundred and five letters been seized by the adj
my agent on board the Caledonia her last trip
from Boston, and returned the Post office Of
the inland postage said letters being paid the Post Of
fee The letters referred to supposed have been
from this city. JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM,
dl3 Master.
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QGI- COMSTOCK & CO.'S EXTRACT OF SARSA
PARlLLA-The best and cheapest article in the world
The size sold by others 81 sold by them at 90 cents
per bottle and 81 per Dozen To be had only at 81 Court
landt ST.
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ENGLISH WRITING DESKS AND DkEsslNG
II CASES, &c.-ln addition TO lnge and valuable .sset
ment Of rich and elegant fancy goods ard useful houefu.ish
Jag ntcles, TO be sold auction day. II f Brsdwy
corner Liberty street. will b. found OF ladies and
gnt,mens rosewood wiring dek aud dsssnz cazes winch
will be sold TO the Highest bidler ~ o'clock,
Also Is dozen French md fgufed linen hopkins an towels
For further Of the sale head Of Couer
Enquirer, and Journal Of CommeIcs, aud catalogues
VAN ANTWERP HYDE.
Al tfAr Aucf
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o. CONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the most sovereign remedy for burns scads bruises
hammation, swelling old obstinate Sores eyes, and
all outward applications discovered To be had only
at rfIan1t a.
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THE NATIVE AMERICANS OF THE FIRST WARD
will hold public meeting at h eAtntc Garden We'd
nesday 18th lust Tor the of Arising Assoc
Of the Ward. Punctua ndn those Of
| auae s di3 il.
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Q3- HAYS LINIMENT AND Inns BALM OF
China warranted to any of piles or the money
will be refunded. To be had at II Courtlandt street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING to the
data furnished by the different
Departments, there will be re.
quired the balance of former
appropriations 80. zoos, 026
Permanent and indefii-
mite appropriations. = 2,3ls,lS
Specific appropriations
for the service of the
year. :. :. .......... 81. 5O.Sl4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
PURIFYING EXTRACT.

F5r the cure Cf PacrGJy Coputmpiinn Chronic Cough,
Sers Threat and No.tb H6oGpine Cough, and al Si,'5
@e,s Get als ss..1Ird I by @a pi,s SIT; ~ ne.,as.
cr9Wa:2a ~ me blosG, SGch a. Sei9taiH Rhei9agnN
piles Piles. Lirer Co"iGit ds'c'n1at Dis,nsr Sc1ti
,,f4 Hs4G tefe, , dnG .isEe, c.,,,,-,, ,,,c,,,,
u Vile lNLlhN III Lblt1NARI EaLSAM IS
l. Compounded 13l t-sl.I4i according original
Cfpc gwen TO proprietor many years slpce by C.FL
}2s.E.' Sc ssr dc .e:s5 5e % e Ed 5d%o5aa SS5 t
o. such d ta Indian Aap'cIN used 10 prevent and nT'
C2n.n' oi5s aGd Consumption .ad a'o TO cleanse andPH
lie fH.3Erf E1ifica possesses the sam9 aItei1ilt'
9gg9t,o - - LIE 4 Gn S'i:n eAsr3s the f,. spfso pao
"4,g !; c sleg,aias m: +, a,,,n .
ne i,Ist iztf9ny 10 m tsa,'ng ye "i ts sss5m
elTt5i Dlaa's Is WI kno.n 70 s Eu5c ha''ns beea
B!LL5rgN Srs, . I, E :; bih ia3. E.,
I ne DS,.,s2l 9Faf5S ia1a:. = IonG'y i y poY r
saM you SEN W. tst, !oS 50 .. sf2 q. 'o
I"uS' "i "'i.fl uodi} coLtt t'a,' S".' "dt I oS
wiile % you gr .fGi5 - - ""eh rr'e''ru ABOUT we y
& a'.a is i'lss Ieeh gsl- sieE, , T. r @ iUI 5n
e9 i 10 ,t. oI mos ana At 'ie same f''e "''
rr. VI ' @ con,oe1 closely ro t,y
and ON r s @ 3 W i @ "hHvi ,s "e e,tcJ NOR
y4iy tnso sraI Win ca'%5 ,n sr " H & cSpinus ~.
ajic, ali ~ ~, ~ -, ~ - o,e' W! coi!"'n artS
,o" 'e 70 ., tsr M NJ foon vas lauer 'g ser''; 5 %
] M y tI pas my Doyeis, ana aiter tt'g sryei.Y
G III, ia @ g, 1Hase, % nna 10 arts,f of i'op n ana
sd s' ns as usual ms ~ ~ a. soon a. cGo tatoe1 d
c I tie t b5, Of tie 3snS S9fi5a 70 & liG sm ea
ssc ? yen Geve has G Fefratrd I fro ham G ssr
tIN o'i's its' iii. l! Keeps M b9"tis III ~ Jp.
etys e M We me so2d apPs snd stomach iof ny Sss
yous dissCsab srnsatos ar tbst .c5 % sad Th
hev lon, @ 'iiS M INA, Cs' ~ ~ 3 ni iss.
sd , -, @ ~ IN iie a.aI y, @ i'3 . 'sc @ 40 !, or l,.
co,1, ysh!.,ey1 ~ 'O E 'ot l @ " @ ..' ,"4 at,g!
~ n. l,i now aUsr 70 t.se s'ase " ,s @ m n
~ ~ ~, ny ol 1'it iH coos @hons nsm 'o''
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se ms kept me from hains aaoihef fl Of sehfss Ne ~
WINTER anu ny wish Is, haC people that aiaictH 80 49,
diseased lungs, would f it as hav- done f,t fri'aa
III. would not BE- Disappointed its beneficial effects
The following persons Us ID
'BRANT's INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
DEAn SIR Agreeable 10 your request hand you tf ioF
loving in relation 70 my disorder and PIE
sent health ;,S
About Tour years ago was very seyereiy attacked WIN WIN
ERYspELAs in both ny legs they were inaned from aH
and for me s ye, 70 I've itst X swsed 70 t MR.. Th
coGtinu-d after he igt5ra,ns s somrhs sabdne aad
the rawneS, 4baed 70 b.. aeai Sot and were OF DARK red
or pur,leis,, color. er,,e IL ii 80 49, ! N then shcn
you'd break every few da%s and i;ich,Ss wasy haHo
sometimes in oysntir rom b, MI 70 nnt day aat