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General Washington Ioufh.-Tho following benuti.
iu tribute 10 Washington We extract from the 9TH vol Of
"Bancroirs United Siatcs."-Sar. RepuJ.
after long years Of strife Of roposc, and Of strife re-
ncwed, England und France soemnly agreed 10 be Of
peace
The treaties u AK Ia Chapce had been negotiated by
the abost Statesmen Of Europe. the splendid forms
mOnarchca diplomacy. They believed themselves the ar
blters Of mankind, the pnchcators u the rdccon-
sfuctng the colonial system a basis which should
dure for agcsconmng the peace Of Europe by the nice
adjustment Of material forces.
At the very time Of the Congress Of AK Chapele the
woods Of Virginia sheltered the youthful George Wash.
ngou, the Of widow. Born by the side Of the Pc.
omac beneath the roof Of Wcstmore1nd farmer almost
from infonoy his 10, had been the LOT OF orphan.
No Academy had welcomed him 90 its shades no Col.
lcgo crowned him with It's honors To road, write, to
ciphor-these had been his degrees in knowledge And
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Ric In nm ond.
HyA Hstcr n's day at ~ .'eisck =. ~

CLEARED,
Barque duna A Mobcrg Bremen, 500 hhds tobacco and
stems, by Ludam. Preston & Co.
ARRIVED,
Schr Lagrange, Crowel, Philadelphia, sundriss.
Sshr Tennessee, Baymon, Philadelphia sundries.
Brig Orleans, Smith. New York, sundries.
Schr Sun. Stanton. Stonngon potatoes and cheese to
Rankin & Whitlock.
Schr Constitution Lively, from below, wheat Gallego
Mills.
Schr f.. 5. L,mdcn, Parker, Baltimore, sundres.
Schr Miranda, Mecken, Norfolk, sundrics.
Schr Slas Crane, Johnson New York, ballast.
Schr Palestine, Stephenson Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Catharinc Wilcox, Lithcomb, New York. sundrics
Schr Santa Maria, Keen, Norfolk, light.
SAILED.
Schr Mary Clark Sweat, Charleston S. c. flour and BRAN
SchT Indiana, Harrants, Hartford Connecticut, coal
Schr Fox. Harrington, Baltimore, coal.
Schr VIM Henry, Norris Boston, sundrics.
Schr Leader, SomorS, Philadelphia, coal.
SchrAnna Hooper Creighton Norfolk, COAL tobacco and
flour.
Steamer Pocahon,as, Coddn, Baltimore flour tobsc.
CO.
BoSroN, October Arrived schr Narrsgansett, Baker
Richmond.
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From the Baltimore american.

AT q meeting Of the Wing Convention held on Thursday
evening the 9Th instant, it
Resored, That the thanks Of this Convention be tender
ed % the Wings Of Baltimore, whose patriotic
have successfully maintained the great Of the
country, the election for delegates the Legisla
Irc
Resolred That friends bc earnestly exhorted
relax their zeal and abour in the cause until they shall have
secured the country permanent administration Of the
public Affairs, both in the State and Federal Governments
tho foundation Of the Wing pocy-tho only policy ca
pable Ofrestorng and maintaining the prosperity VI the peo
pie by protecting their industry against the evils o foreign
-,mpetton.
Resoir,d, That this Convention highly estimating the
patriotism, ability and intelligence Of distinguished EEL
low citizen, GrsTAv w. LuRuAN sincerely regret that his
upon the Of the Delegates represent
this city 10 the General Assembly The peculiar and
embtcred hostility Of the opposition against him, early
dcutcd 10 the Wings how much importance attached
his defeat and ought have suggested every member
the Party the duty Ut giving him ardent aud
support defeat under such circumstances Of eager
and pointed assault obtained small majority by party
which boasts ofi5 thousands, but feel be
high compliment candidate. Having in view there.
fore the ho has done the cause and DESTROYS
press their Of hs personal worthnes citizen his
faithful attachment the best interests Of the country Of
his adoption, and his claim the gratitude Of his political
friends this convention tender to GUSTAV w. LURNAs this
tribute Of their thanks.
Resosd That these resolutions be published in tho pa.
pers Of this city
G. R.RGCHARDsON, President
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MEDICAL WORKS,

EeRINCIPLES OF Human Physiology with h.i, .h,.,
TO Pathology Hygiene and Medicine .peci,ny r.
signed for the use OF Students with illustrations nv Vim
w. Carpenter, edited with NJ. Ciync n IN ,,,,.n
Wilson's Anatomy, &c vol syo. bound ~
Special Anatomy and Histology, b. IN Z Horne, Al m
, vols vo bound. -
On the Theory and Practice Midwifery by Fleetwood Cbureb
DMh A. &c with notes and adiionsby r. Huston NJ ID
with llo Illustrations engraved Gilbert drawings by pavp
I - '-eh'
Elements OF Chemistry including application Of the Science
IN the Arts by Thomas Graham, f. D. &c edited by
H. bHdees NJ ID &c l.6 Illustrations; hound.
The Diseases ofF-ule including Pregnancy and Cldhd v
Fleetwood Churchill NJ d. &c edition with notes
BY r. NJ Huston NJ D. in 6vo bound with Illustrations
system OF Practical Surgery by VIM Ferguson r. r. = f.
ga'ed 10y Gilb" from drawings Bagg match Wilson'S Ana
tony, in I vol. syo, bound
The Elements OF Matsa Mediea Therapeutics by Jonathan
rsiefa VI p :, &c wth 200 wood with
additions by Joseph Carson, NJ. H. svo bound
Treaties on the Dental Art, founded Experience u.
uae py ' hhographic figures and 81 wood Maury
translated with additions, by J. D. SAVER svo bound
Treatise on Ruptues, by w Lawrence the 6fh
London edition. revised enlarged In vol syo hound
APraccsl and Theoretical on the DIAGNOSIS Pathology
Diseases
natural system OF Classification and preceded
Anatomy and Physiology oc Wilson author Of
"A system OF Human Anatomy, &c; in cloth.
Lectures ON the Diseases Of the Urinary ogan Benz g.
evO, cloth.
The Kidneys and Urine by BerzeuS translated from the
herman by NJ H. Boye and F. Leaning NJ d. In svo cloth
Treatise on Proiraeted
r. w Philip, r. X = &c In vol. svo cloth
Dissertation on the MaIary Sinus by Chaplin H. Harris NJ D.
d. ID = &c In vol svo, cloth
Physical Diagnosis OF Lungs by w IIaye
"ntshe' NJ ID. &c In vol lsmo, Extra cloth.
Elioisonon Mesmerisin, syo, sewed.
The Horse by VIM. Youat edition. with numerous ,,r
uons edited with additions by Skinner, Ed An Register
&c I vol cloth.
The American Journal Medical edited h Iae HAYS
!" u &c issued quarterly ATS per annum.
The Medical News and Library,
mum rhs given without charge the Jour
oc9 SMITH. DRIKER 4 MORRIS
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A short horse is eUuied.-Mr. Van Buren, whilst
President OF the L. States, calmly and deliberately on re-
pcnted occasions subscribed tina, the people M
calmly and deliberately pronounced wrong and rnous to
the eountry-and they put him OF Gfice. lie is now
again candidate for Oco-and the simple question is has
he avowed change Of principles himself docs he suppose
the people themselves to have changed ihers7
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PRINCIPAL Episcopnl IIigh Schoo

DEAFNESS.-We sec it stated IN n late number OF the
Liverpool Mercury, that musk, anspasmodc has lately
been successfully used IN removing the distressing moi
which accompanies deafness BY mixing suphurc Dther
and ammonn aud allowing TO stand fourteen days. so.
luton Is formed which, # properly applied the internal
car will remove IN almost every case this hitherto consider.
ed incurabIo affection Is this so l-AIcr Gag.
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Dr The CORNER STONE OF a new Protestant Episcopal
Church about be erected in this
be laid by Bishop
JoHSs, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 10Th instant
commence precisely o'clock The Revd Clergy City
and public generally respectfully invited by
BUILDING COMMITTEE
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'tSsand inside and let old Chatham speak,
TIE VOICE OE TIE people HEARD

"ss.nd inside and let old Chatham speak,
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE HEARD
THROUGH THE BALLOT BON
ONE THOUSAND GUNS FOR HENRY CLAY
AND OLD CHATHAM
We hare met the Enemy and they are Ours
THIS TIMEmm
YESTERDAY proud day for OLD CHATHAM, and
long be remembered. Our readers will recolect that
when announced the Wing triumph at the Adermens
Election, heraded the first, the natory step
conquest. To repeat language that occa-
sion with slight alteration, again say let be heard
in the mountains OF Georgia, that the Wings of Savannah
have struck the second blow with strong hands and stout
hearts, and let the welkn ring with shouts HENRY
CLAY and the glorious Wing cause.
The Wings have covered themselves with honor. They
have struggled hard and INCREASINGLY their organization
thorough such necessary order beat
opponents thoroughly accustomed through their party
discipline to conquest those have had contend
against Our labor has been crowned with signal
and victory Is the important,
what we shall in future accomplish under such leader
Henry Clay We rejoice, and feel that have night
do for sincerely believe that corresponding
in other parts Of the State will give the Wings con.
uo! OF public affairs to the eminent advantage Of the Com
monwealth.
We presume that the election has been more warmly con-
tested than any other held in this county years.
friends from the country have turned their
strength They have done nOby and nOby has the city
vote responded to it.
We regret say that disturbances occurred during
the day, but this is time refer them, dis
posed anything which might foster an excitement al
ready too high But TO the result.
Al the election last October the highest Democratic
for Congress, 6e5ths year GA. The highest
Wing for Congress 563this year 72i showing
Wing gain of one hundred and eighty-f,co
The Democratic candidate for the State last year
had go voics-the Wing candidate $40 This year the
Wing candidate has 7l6-the Democratic, 65S. Wing gain
hundred dndSerenfy IRE.
The Democratic candidates for the House of Reprcsen-
iayes had average majority last year of 36. This
the Wings have average majority OF 5S-makng
Wing gain OF one hundred and nnety-four!
he NhD NOfp led I 4 vhirh &c The
that given in this country.
WING TICKET.
GOVERNOR.
George w. Crawford rs
CONGRESS.
A II. Stephens 734
A. II. Chappe 734
SENATE.
+. s. Barlow 7l6
EErREsLNrNrivrr.
John NJ Clark 720
Asa Holt go
II. r. Preston 7l3
r. w. Fournoy 10S
LocoFoCo TICKET
TOR GOVERNOR.
Mark A. Cooper G72
CONGRESS.
II. V. Johnson GA
James II. Stark 673
SENATE.
John w. Anderson 65S
REPRESENT lives.
A. b. Fnnin Gel
Solomon Cohen 65S
&. y. Harrison G53
X. II. Griffin 653
Savannah Republican.
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BOARDING, &c.

BOARDING., &c.
M KS. HALL, at her house in Tanbark Row
mas now several fine Of which hav,
dressing rooms attached They small fami.. .a
Of winch she can accommodate also gentlemen with or h
80 ~ WIN
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HENRiCo AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICuLTU.
RAJ. SOCIETY

The Executive Committee Of this Society will meet at
the Capitol Tuesday next tho 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock
A full attendance Is earnestly requested.
oc0 J. II. TURNER, President
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POPULAR ORATORY.

AT THE EXCHANGE THIS MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 9TH
ny &. WHITNEY.
Recommendations, Waves, CrcumleIeS
Action Of JoHS RANDoLF WEBSTER, Cav, McDtTTE,
9y- sentimental md Humorous REGULATIONS.
Tickets 80 eent-io be had Randoph Book store Exchange
and at the door
" B-rbe last recitation viii be given tomorrow Tuesday
evening. 10Th inst. py- See Circulars. &C o II.
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Court FOR TIE CcReECr'oN OF ERRORS -Sfcr
neoi session -SErT No II On the calendar
Z a. Spsldins, appellant, rs + F. Backus res
pendent. DecsloD postponed ill next term. No u
Josiah Banks rs Maiiby Strong Mr. F. NJ
Haisht opened Ior me sppelau, aud eli, sed.
TUESDAY, Sept. 8 No. lS-Same Us the same
Mr. J w Gilbert was heard on behalf of the re
spondent and closed Mr. S. Beardsley commenced
for the respondent and closed. Mr.. F. M Hsigh
was heard in reply. Decision postponed till mex
wife, appellants ps the Farmers Loan Insurance
Co., respondents. Five causes of the same nature
Ordered the hearing of these causes be postponed
till after No "a + izabeth S. Champlin, appellant
Us. Richard M Haight, respondent. Dudley Selden
opened for the appellant
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TINS PrRyINe OF TUE joan w. RICHMOND MIR
- Carpenter, Of he Eastern Express, writes Il
hs Agent IN this city, CIt. J. r. Hal) under date
John w Richmond is sealed She was burnt Ia
The waters edge this morning, The fire was dis.
covered about one O'Clock. and spread with such
Iusltity that the hands on board Of her (who were
al asleep hid barely time 10 get cut without thei,
clothing, and some were obi g d Ia jump from h.
Geek overheard, 10 save the,,seiv,s There is some.
hing mysterious about the origin of h. FIRE There
hdd been no FIRE on b ard The boat, with the ex
cepion # thar IN the kitchen from The time she ar
rived on Saturday until she was discovered 10 be
81 lire Nothing remsips of the srended steamer
John w hichnond but the charred hull ana The en-
CINE. The loss to the owners is severe, bu' tire
YrdHs1ip
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Especial Correspondence Of the New York Herald.l

Especial Correspondence Of the New York Hersld.l
SYRACUSE. Monday evening, Sept 4, 1913
Well, after leaving Albany this morning at six
o'clock, we all arrived in this famed village (for
salty at o'clock, Pm The place Is crowded in
every nook and corner-iull l2O of the l2S mem.
bers Of the convention are now present, besides
1000 lobby members, and by the next train of cars
the other eight will be on hand. The day has been
'ovely. and all ,he'enjoyment which rural life can
afford, have been appreciated. This evening there
viii be three caucussss among the members of the
convention. Oae OF the Marcy faction, one of the
Yourg Clique, and one of the Calhoun members,
The great strife seems to be, who shall be Presi-
dent of the Convention. The honor lies between
Marcy and Young, aud the country members of the
convention are active in log rolling tor their
sIective candidates, as the best Of our New York
city tests My opinion now is, that Col. Young
will bear the palm; he is recognized as the radical
candidate. Ned Croswell is ON hand doing his best
for Marcy, and Marcy has been here for the last
three days, making Haence with the delegates as
they arrive. r-.-.. ra
As for The "Disrict SYSTEM have no hesitation
now in pr ing its failure; the country members
desperate upon the subject, aud although every
member freely admits TIE dis,,lct system il the most
democratic, yer the fear Of Mr.. Van Buren's gra-
dual decline induces them to go the whole thir.ysix
votes for the man, regardless Of The principle To-
morrow at ten o'clock the Convention organizes in
the Methodist church, and within two hours alter
chaos will be in Town. Mrssrs. TAYLOR, ShiDer.
Murphy and Malo,ey, the Cilhoua members of the
York city delegation, have already assumed their
armorv for war, and outstanding they are in al
esreeious minority, they will made fight to the end
The Convention is composed OF the very biggest
men Of The State Infac, it presents the appearance
of a elfconstituted body. The majority of the
members bear the title of Hon.
My next letter will be OF interest, and no mis-
take. So look out.
Yours, &c. QUlLP.
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05- EXTENSIVE FoEGERIEl Every ono is as
consisted NJ the wonderful increase OF crime hch mo,
We'll static the phanthropst for tho stability of onr
public institutions Various assigned for the
irea, 'nxy 81 morals "n high places" which ere daily
deVeolihs themselves IN various places II behoovos
Every one 10 look Uell@ Whatever b valuable es nothinf
.e1s 100 prtci us 10 Wisspd the cupidi,y of rasca
we would caution every one DESTROYS of obtaining the
genuine Tuberose Shaving Cream, to see that the VIII
rho n,u ns r y, ita.,ad sbayi,
Cream will no doubt raise up host OF imitators Bnb'
public are advised Of the genuine, trial OF when
fUCb another lsxury never Invented It's conseIN"
we qualities are highly conmendel by those VINO at
nor,rS shaving C,.,ns Agents wanted in towns bn
cities 10 whom liberal dea uction VIII he made soi
Sho ale aud retail by Edward Phalon III Broddway'
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e7.ptaNo EnRrr AMI M1rslc snlendid

ments ot Anerican and English make will be fourd at
Atwii'; Roadway Saloon, No 20l, near the Franklin
House. No besttr assortment Of instruments oil every
hind can b. found in this city. They shipped so ss
to reach part OF he world perfect order IL would
t. supenuons 10 Prli'e Atwilfs published music lis
elerrne Is known every where end purchasers will find
in his aaogue every thing, OILS and worth
ha,ug The best way to get superb or ahonable col
ectiJn l. to let An III axe himself The purchaser
may ailtrw ards fiji up ccordDs to his taste but
have generally remarked Ea! little sd on is requisite
More is soljthi season than at any time Tor four
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msgic at.ci' warranted y, hv tly bot contain
mic, or any other poison Al cal dspsbd upc H. I'D
thepropietor " Ill iof.h TO nay CD able society $40
II will not remove any halt !Iot an The body in
ave minutes, aud not IN the least burn irju The rlt
delicate skin OF child. its perfectly harmless and an
be applied any where with feet saftty This the on.
~ original and genuine article and tie M trash
the Is attempted to be sold reputation is poisonous
The gent ine TO be bad only at n Courland street
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n7- THE FEJEE MERMAID re-

90 THE FEJEE MERMAID, regarding the genu
ineness of which there is such diversity OF opinion
among most scientific professors on the way to the
CITY, and has been engaged by Mr. Barnum Of the Amer
can Museum in order that the public may become salts
ned regarding the much vexed question" Ia the mean
time that establishment is putting forth attractions and
entertainments unsurpassed in this city in point ele
gance alen, and variety The benefit and last appear.
day next
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHLApEIr Sept 6Ar Paul T. Jones Ireland, Charles
t; D Wolfe Rentop, Marscsito; Deawre Waite Port.
Council s?e and Angeline Thompson, shannon Boston;
Below Amethyst Anderson Providence; RUSSELL Matthews,
p SSstof ReJeas We y1nhoe pes Mewb
BALTIMORE, Sept sid Micent Cole, NYork.
NORFOLK Sept Arr Grand Turk (Br) Cam, St Kits
Echo Robinson Richmond for Boston Maria kotts, War
land. = =. 10y -
Spoken. if
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MRS. HERRING's BENEFlT.-The bills of the dsy
announce the unexpected recovery OF this eslims.
bic lady and accomplished actress, from protracl
ed illness, and that she takes benefit at the Chat
ham Theatre tonight. The house newly opened
with new management, and throughout ample az
pointments, constitute it proper field for the occa
sion. Many Of our most popular performers-amorp
whom are Mr. Burton, Mr.. Wallack, Miss Rallis
and Master Wood, with the prodigy, Miss Powell
have volunteered, and will all appear in popula,
characters. 1t would indeed be surprising if, il
viewing the varied attractions described in the
bill, the house was not filed TO repletion.
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DrNNER AT TIE PHL.DELpHiA NAVY YARD The
dinner hc,e 90 promised to be given by Capt. R..
F. Stockton, s. Navy, TO the shipwrights and
steamer PRINCETON 20 me command of which Capt
5, has been appointed) came off at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard fgescay II was conducted on
were accompanied by theirwives ard children. 1t
was happy day lur them. 80
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NIBIo's.-Every part Of this admirably conduct
ed establishment was crowded last nigh.,to welcome
the popular M'selle Cave The audience were rs
usual in ecstacies This evening the Ravels, viii
the inimitable Gabriel at their head. appear in thu
new panomime of the "55 Misfor,unes," which IL
the very best executed Of the pantomimes hitherto
produced. To enumerate the astonishing and van
Gus tricks and changes, different altogether from
any previously seeD,) or describe the splendor Of H.
scenery, is utterly impossible-tbey must and ,r'
undoubtedly be witnessed by the thousands whc
have go long and justly considered Niblo's Gard, !
"the very Paradise Of Pleasure" Tomorrow IT.
French company play the opera of "LesdeAmorsd'
Ia Cous onne
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U'T' VUHtN, " u. ivy.
EpwIN JtwErT, NJ ID. Hoee,rsIp

Gj- The British lndians, Warriors, Chiefs o, d
Squaws,who have created so great sensation here
we IN ierstend 80 To Newark aud Pat.ryou I, ex
li5it their mods h fighting, their dances, BE-
They vis, the former ace to day and Tie later
on Fridiy.
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u7-TESJINoNY LIKE THE FOLLOWING
from fivpg Illnesses, might be multiplied to isr
volume but our room will only admit the following
AnRDlNARV CASE

{14~ l9ONr Line FOLLOWINO.
from fiv,ps Witnesses. might be multiplied to large
volume, but our room will only admit the following
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
QupBsc, May s-Desr Sir "A remedy called Nerve
SRI Bone LiDimen AID Indian Vegetable Elixir" came
my knowledge about two months since, through our
friend Mr. Campbell and procured some that came from
Comstock Co of New Yorg and had used it for about
week without any material change until one morning
iouRd myself under the exercise OF very uncommon
feelings mas ming that could be helped up could
stand and walk requested my family to aid ne, but
they unwilling should trust myself on my eet
not having or the last fourteen snd halt years
made the attempt 10 saad but my confidence was SO
great that they consented 70 assist me from my bed
found could ascmy legs with apparent ease, but could
not bear my weight my feet With support, how
syei, could place foot before the other With ia
me twice across the room sat down with feelings of
happiness that before experienced the idea that
once egan to be restored TO til" world ran through
my frame Ike electric shock My family surrounded
men Years Of jay aa9 the excitement 50 completely
three times across the floor, again bearing heavy
weight ut each time on my feet and heI used crncn.s
established that could the oor without the least
aid.
My advancen mt from this time has almost incred-
IDLE; can walk two hundred wards ami back with ease
and my childreo Che tedrd often blessed like me
with near dozcn) have been overjoy I'd that they
feel halt of years your herself You will re.
collect how much bent together when you was
last here have entirely overcome this Il looked
odd felt when began to walk, would have been
gszed at in asonishmen. have seen raeny OF my old
uaintances some of hom did not kno me at ALI oni
others would scarcely credit cir would hard
ly have been astonshed though had risen from
the dead" have now every confidence that am a ell
think this remedy is the most acrd,nsry Of
any heard of and if it is not extensively made
known to the pubic think the proprietors are very
cupabe. If you know the PERSONS Messrs Constock s.
Co.. selling it in New York, you had better show them
this letter. and let them refer you ush this you
think it would aid the distressed Remember to Your
family. Yours, ETHAN G. CORNING.
We can also refer the scepcs iii there any now
to some Of first cit Zens and also show some very
surprising cures verified under oath and also under
signature and seal OF the Mayor of Hartford and other
distinguished persons il that will have any influence to
induce all suffering with rheumatic affections these
remedies by calling the only place 10 get the genuine
| ms CourlIa,ld t street.