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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18
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Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18

Answer to Enigma ;n the last oeek'' Enquirer. POTTAWATAMIES; Solutions; Patmos; Ot- tawa; Taos; Tampa; Amite Yeas; Asia; Tat ta Amite; Miami Iowas East; Siam.
 (AnstUer sent in by c. H. B. and Clio
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18

deals in young trees, shrubs, seedlings, and other juvenile vegetables, near Carlow, was knocked up lately a. an unreasonable hour, by person travelling on iaunting car, who demanded if he did not keep |" a nursery 2"
 "Yes," said he.
 "Well, then, here's something in your ne." Before Moore could open the door, his customer had gone of slingng trot, and left nice little child at the threshold 1t, of course, has been set l among the olive plants.
 The dedication of the Miller tabernacle took place last Thursday afternoon. The exercise commenced at two o'clock, with singing by the assembly, then 1 prayer by clergyman from Chicopee, followed by singing After which an address to the people was read by Rev. Mg Hines, containing an expose of tho outlines of the principles of the believers in the doc 1 trines of MT. Miller, which was of considerable length. Then followed sermon by Rev. MT. flaw Iey who is considered of the most able and elo- ouent of the same school. The text was from Eze- kiel xxi 57 The sermon was of greatlength, and on account of tho feeble health of the preacher not all delivered. It took acursory view of Gods dealings with man from the creations treated of the offices ot Christ, as Prophet, Priest and King; and went to some length into the argument as drawn from Scrip ture, relating to the second advent of our Savior 1 The spacious building which is certainly very pleasant one inside and very convenient withal was completely filled with very solemn, attentive and apparently intelligent audience. The whole procee- dings were conducted with great regularity and good order, and broken up quietly between five and six o'clock.-BOston Traueller,
 why don't you wear hush, mar asked little boy. "A hush what is that, my dear? never heard of such thing! Why, yes you have, ma ;-
 asked aunt Mary what made her back stick out so, and she said hush, my dear"
 Iove in man, is that noble and generous passion, and in woman, that tender ana angelic sympathy that can be forced by nothing, restrained by not"ng' and subdued by nothing, but neglect and cold ndit' ference.
 An. John Slocumb, my uncle has been m New Work and yourn hasn't' Well what of that, my uncle has been in jail, and yourn hasn't.
 Iwould advise you to put your head m dye'tuo' ;,.s rather red said joker to sandy headed gir- Tn return, sir would advise you oput your head ;r,o an oven, it's rather soft was the reply.
 crrpcz PEws.-In the practice of politely bow'ne ..,.noers ont of a pew where there is sslA room to
 n.re ;s there not lack of even worldly courtesy aH.vs you no, mistaken the pew. sir ?" blandIy said
 If these Sunday Chestsr6elds. as, with empa'het
 Uracss,luess, he opened the door. "Ibeg rardon'
 "oa,sd ,be stranger rising to go out; "l fear have
 ,ep e, chr;stian's."-N. F. AmcricGn. ,vn,,x HuxoR-I am glad." faid the Rev Dr. Y ] 10 inc chief of the Ottawas' that yOn oO "O'
 a.;nL wbiskey; but it erieves me |" ma 'ns' you on"1 "" u'rcb ofi,." "Ay. yes!' replied the
 Chief and he fixed impressive eye upon .", SUS
 ,o which communicated the reprOOs T 0e,Ts s.ssv hu,
 "s;, I we Indians use great deal Ot ~n''.''' Ou' $ .L.hn
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18

A mother in New York Jeff . child of two yeaSQ on Saturday within reach Of bunch of lcca teeq matches. the ends ofwhch it eat and died hF yemis ing, &e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HENS IA cores. pondent ofthe Greenfield Gazette thus de- scribcs one ofthe petty, hut vexatious mis- cries of life ''
 One of,he sore evils of social life Is to live by the side of neighbor, who. with "a spot of ground scarcely large enough to raise a dozen cabbages persists in keeping troop of hens. with the captain of the gang, all bil- led and spurred for action, are ever ready for mnrauding expeditions upon the grounds and gardens of their neighbors. From morn till night the work of destruction and annoy ance goes on. and little does the owner seem to care provided their crops are filled from the grounds ar gTaneries of others. The damage that is occasioned is considerable but this is nothing in comparison to the vex- ation that is produced.
 A mother in New York Jeff . child of two yeaSe
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-05-18

RLANKS-A general assorment for sale -D at this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

After this, what proprietor will take the hazard
Of sending out passenger steamboats, nitho1t these
Safcty-Valves, which require little room or care
and cost but mere trihc
III. The Federal Government ought 10 set
GOOD example, by rendering lis ooon boats safe
lad the lives of ts sailors secure as possible
We hope it viii. Jose no time in doing so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

4 KICK FROM A MAN Is MAGNETIC SLEEP
The Bunker Hill Aurora states that, last Monday
evening, in the town hall, Mr. Dods, the ulssnetl-
ger and lecturer, wil!ed his "subect" TO bring him
nat, which lay upon the stage, when person
near by attempted keep the bat away from
him. AT this the subject took offence and
gave the said person kick in the stomach, which
took his breath away and caused him 10 faint
Boston Transcript.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

FIRE AT CAMBRlDGgPoRr.-On Saturday ever
ing Tie soap mandatory of {. Valentine u Co.
was entirely consumed, with nearly all It's con-
tents. Insured at the Mutual Manufacturers In
surance Company, al Worcester, for $4,000 on
tho building and So, 600 the stock. Loss esti-
mated al $l4, 1000.
AT EpGrrlx1D, S Con tho 18th inst. the
cotton gin and the sheds ofCd. VIM H. Moss were
destroyed by fire. \ mulatto boy, about p or %
years of age, vine was attending to the gin, was
burnt to death. The loss is estimated at about
So, 900. There was insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

The following certificate is from gentleman who lost
the whole OF hs nose from seyere ScrplDGs disease II
'PeaAs w BRooKLYs, Nov Is, l242.
Messrs SANDS GesL--althoush IN dishgured anu de-
formed life, have not lost recOlrctoH; ara never
while exist shall cease 10 feel grateful for benefits con-
f-rred through the of invaluable sarsa garta
was attacked Lhe year 1923 vita rorious dIeclo an
the end of my nose, commencing VIVA sna req SPOT az
tsnded with chng and burning s-:7loAa Ili' h!hcea
rubbing and 40" commenced tae Iaxasss % uSe o.
progressed ollows The LETT nostrii was hr'
destroyed, and, continuing upwards, !. cfoss NC oioee
aad, sezng upon the rght sld DESTROYED Ihs
CARTHAGE bone ART all h- 'nrfnulGta parts oni
he nose entirely eaten OF re passage '0 eu'e!tus
tears eye the obetar'! "Hlch CaIset
con;guai TOW oil ttl. The DISEASE no" stze upon u
ucr m extending u the righ check, art my !fegs ans
sI5t-rfngs be gnc tii
am native Ok Noting han, IN EGg.ao5 and M eae Is
well known there Tue drst Physicians :. the Hine1ol
prescribed for &C. but With Lutte Dsasa - JI
was directed take So drops OF The !nslnfe " h
,bree ;raas day. which continued or * fo4' ~ sue
c-ssioa IL another lne applet On o. lci " .f paris
After this used prescription otf Asiej cooper , oGtdA
rr,gsd IL va:G co15uG-d 10 gro" ~of:, ana a. fo d
y mas will ca,ca al straw uzef every rerlSdy cpclG
rsr Of that vsas considered applicable 70 my eaAe u
became disguised Nth Ae treatment ana FeAh9dishea az
hone OF eYeE geti-lg well.
Ha,v ,ro5ouncef. t,e disease Cancer bGt Dr.. NJ,
under whose reatui-r vss, considered II Scrotuioas
Inpcs and ,nis IS the pane gwen by neGca ren As
,s resor, was recoInuended 20 ly change of and
an Atlantic voyage and IN prii last .ze Tor America,
and arrived here the month OF May The disease COZ"
aued gradually increase, extending upwards and nacs-
wards having destroyed the entire and fast veTSg
towards he rostal sone ezed upoa the upper Jaw and
surrounding parts
While crossing o. the Ferryboat rom Brooklyn to New
York gpoiIenlaa attracted by appearance and
thc, acccsied me: NV friend, have yoC 1d Tie Sarsapa
ria YES r.olet T. various kinds and every thing Else
couic near or: but laid he, mean Sands's Sarsapa
rilIe. No replied. Then pse IT. Tor believe i will
cure you Being thus addressed by stranger was in
ducei to make trial Of medicine he highly
ueaded-
p,rchased one bottle, which gave some relief, and
wonderful tell after using your Sarse 2ara less than two
uoutbs feel within we'll The disease stopped in It's
avages all those racking and ,nseaag pains are gone
my food reshes, my digestion is good asd sleep eel
and under the blessing Of Divine Providence srsGte
the result entirely the ST SzndSs Sanapra "Fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

MEx1co.- Reports had been received at the city
of Mexico previous 70 the lstinstant, which is our
last dae from tina; city, tina, all the departments OF
the nation declared their adhesion to the CONSOLE
dated system of Government, advocated by Santa
Ana. The steamship Montezuma, about which 50
much has been reported, arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 9th ult She is leo tons burihen. ard has two
engines of lao horse power each, and mad crew
of so men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

EMANcIPATIos IN JAMAICA" A gentleman
formerly Of Boston," says the Monthly Miscellany,
who has recently returned from residence IL
this Island, and who is the point Of establish
Ing himself there in of the largest Silk estab,
ments probably in the world, gives very en-
couraging report of the results Of Emancipation.
After long experience, after having had to wrestle
with prejudices so common in New England against
the coored race he does not hesitate to pronounce
the free blacks of Jamaica the best peasantry he has
ever seem Their docility, fidelity, orderly habits
and general propriety of conduct are all that could
DC desired. The price Of labor averages quarter
Of dollar a day: they seem anxious 10 be en-
ployed But very pleasant feature among them
Is their eagerness after knowledge. The School
Reports Of Kingston prove the black pupils :" be
more capable or more sssiduous than thr wife.
You can get colorcd boy to do any thins or You
bv Offering him instruction. 1t has been difficult
10 get them to leave their books at night and so 10
their rest, when they found themselves where this
once unknown privilege could be enjoyed They
enter with zest into the use of religious opporluHi-
Ties. We wish better class of Missionaries could
go among them. The population is $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

How TO DO 1T" What a pretty little chile
that Is, said The schoolmaster TO Mis-. : It's
countenance is expressive. Why, madam, how
very much it looks like you!" Our schoolmaster
said be never had better boarding place after
that.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

THE CASE or VAN ZASDT.-We learn that the
Supreme Cour, at lis recent session decided against
granting new trial in this case. This decision is
final Rochester Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

TROUBLE AMONG THE WESTERN IsDIAEs.-By
note on the manifest OF the steamer Trident, ar
rived last evening from Fort Gibson, we learn that
WIlS Cat, one OF the Seminole Chiefs recently
sent West of the Mississippi, has declared wal
war against the Ckerokccs. n. .. PIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25
wesIsa, Quiel md 20

ham House 6S Barclay NewYork, profess advantages
20 Strangers stopping days weeks lnecity, suc
as are rarey offered. Il es blv clean and
airy street. very the business part OF the city. and II
the immediate vicinity Of tie pTEcpal s.s.nooaI landings
lis apartments are convenient aad -ai while rs taslc IS
supplied vita the best Veeeiab.es and fruits tal Be
procured e1cuS;ng entirely ANNA Food aud ens
of Al! kinds Charges moderate, and every eort made 10
render Boarders comfortable. Shower Baths tree. Re-
uleraher IS Barclays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

MELANCHOLY Acc,DENT.-Ay young man named
o'Neil, while engaged in sinking well on Aroot
Hill, on Saturday afternoon last, was Killed In,
s,an.aneously by the Gazing in OF quantity OF
earth Albany Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25
NemzEnrk 1rsisIatllrc.

MONDAY, Jan. IS
In senate, Mr. FAULKNER reported bill in
favor of granting aid to the New-York and Enc
Railroad 1t was referred to the Committee OF
The Whole On motion of Mr.. FOSTER, the Sen
ate ballo,ed for Printer to the Senate, and elected
EpE1EzER MACK, of Ithaca, he receiving II
votes and E. W. Skinner TO- The Senate, in
Committee, then resumed the consideration of the
Governors Message. Mr.. RooT spoke of that
part of it which recommends the remission OF
Gen. Jackson's fine, and the Senate ad-
iourned.
In ASSEMBLY, Mr.. HATHAWAY reported bill
10 aid the construction of the New-York and Enc
Railroad Referred to the Committee of the
Whole. debate then arose about seas, and the
House soon proceeded TO vote for Printer to tho
Assembly. Messrs. CARROLL ard Cook were
elected, receiving G6 votes, and George Dawson
81. After brief consideration of the Governor s
Message, the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

q" There S an opening FOR somebody as the
kentucsian said, when crocodile expanded his
jaws and locked hungry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

MURDER E1PosEp.-Yesterday morning a
man made the following statement before Recorder
Baldwin, but as no prosecution has been regu.
larry commenced, we will suppress names, and only
speak of the affair as we heard it. Some tine in
last July certain ship left this port for Great
Britain. Previous TO her sailing, young English
lad, while in state of intoxication, shipped
oa board this vessel when in fact he should only
nave been rated as II raw hand The second mate
finding the lad not to answer his expectations,
beat him in most unmerciful manner, and when
scarcely able to crawl about from the treatment he
had received, he made day to 60 aloft in
order to grease and scrape the masts. While in
this situatien he accidentally let fall copper pot
lul! OF filthy siush upon the deck, and he was act
ualv commanded to come down and lick up what
he had split From this and other brutal usage
he fell sick end' died. While on hs death-bed he
called our informant to him; desired him to write
TO his father and to say in his letter that he
killed by the manner in which he had been used.
The person to whom this desire was made known,
Immediately called three Of the ships crew TO the
side of the dying boy, in order that they might
hear and testify 10 his last wotds. As as
they arrived in London, our informant proceeded
to the house of the American Consul, who took
down the dispositions Of the witnesses, and prom
sed TO send the captain and second mate horne IN
irons; but some how or other he failed to do so,
and il is stated that the TWO accused are now in
this pert one in command of vessel, and the
other promoted 10 the station of chief mate. l ne
boy died on the Attn of August. 1912, and was bu
ned in the Gulf of Mexico The Recorder sent
the narrator o! this shameful transaction before
Bale Peyton, Esq, L. S. District Attorney and
in few days the whole affair will be developed to
the public. n. 0. Tropic, l4th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25
-rRa..ell,s pIane,nri,,r,,

=. !.
rauLs Lectures on Astronomy VIII continue livery
evening week Inc American lustste half past
O'clock. AGulii!snc-, . cents
- TIE RegUar Course OF Popular LICENCES illustrated
win The Plauetariu, Will Commence Thursday, I'd OF
Eeptnary next, sElicen, panber OF subscribe. have
joined form class Ticket oil Ambulance 10 ne ConIs
Tor or 10 lecIares 81 20 gentleman aud lssy 81
~ g Season Tck,,s vi be delivered from and ttte
Saturday, 23Lh inst J: 81
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Ys'HE TIME HAS AKklVED.-W

Il do not mean 10 say ger;le reader thai the ams nas
yhen The world shall end uut We Waa 10
be distinctly say tha, the iioe has az
rived when Parents begin 10 EEL the o. .ors
inc AFFECTION OF their children sreh books and azres
as contaia good and wholesome reaaing OF tbs fact ne
have ahandsnt evidence Of hunaft5s WIZ ere oay
ybrs sai-sb,e work commenced It's 9Th yolrme jam.
sry The Jsouary Rrnber IS already Is-ued In much
70 has t1u budget Of Stories Travels and Advcn-
mr. nj very interesting character, wherewi,h ararse
sod iaarrc. bis young frescs-
al I-r,e.s contsninr money should be sddrsed tie
Office Of The publishers, BRADBURY, sODEN L co. No.
10 School street, Hoston the Branch Office No w
Nassau street, New Yoss jA
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nl,c4 f, confidence in the statement by Martha
ConIin hav ng known her the past t3eaiy years WI!
cheeruy give any particulars IN relation tc her case 10
i'' ' ~ -'' Sr. EL!ZABErH.
suoeT1r OF the Roman Catholic Orphan Asyiaa Prince.
20, ~ Dec. a. l6i2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

Martha Con!fn has lived In M family the last IS years,
and hereby certify the foregoing statement maIe by hes'
ssif * correct iic.. MARY 4. LLOYD,
No o0i Broad 81. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

IT Persons wishing purchase the cheap publica-
ons q, lie day will md Them ali Tie publication oce
NJ The TTibrps No $50 Nassauree opposite Tie City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

% All the hotels at Iowa City, the seat of
government Of Iowa Territory, are Temperance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

y Particular Notfce.-TaoSe pcTso haTln:
furniture s.y description dispose OF, vino ss-
a mp housekeeping, viii cs ready sale isr ny per.ioa
o. ali OF their goods, by sending scr address, calling
upou the subscriber Goods any purchased.
Al private sale-Two Piano Fgrt>s.
leg u X. CoLJG ON K CO. IS. Casi. aIr-sI
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n Stsyyesnutsu.,,I.

II stayyesaut kusttla;r.-tienry aIlcs y III de-
liver Lecture al ie SnySr,nt institute IN broal way,
!hursd,y evening neIE, -o. .ns, LITERAL CHRIS
TANITY the doctrine Of Jesus The suitable OUT
grow ID anG completion OF tie JEWISH economy. fne Lee.
viii commence al halt past O'clock. AdniytaIce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

know Martha ConIin, and have known OF her suffering
Illness John DUBOIS, Bishop OF se"-Yofk.
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MARTHA CoNLIN.

know Martha Copia and believe what she states 10 his
document 10 be perfectly tru-. JOHN pO"hh
WICK GEygRAl. OF Egw-iORx,
Rector OF 81 Peters Cburch.
Given at New York this l4h day OF December, 1912.
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Posr oyF,cE. Ngw. Yong January o. 10.

PosT OFFICE. NEwyoRg. January 2S l8i3
II Northern IinIi.-From aud AFTER this cay until
further the No.n-In Ma Including The way mails
Oh each side the HUDSON river, III b. closed al so mt!
past o'clock, T. NJ, daily except Sundays when al
lie mails close al 81 minutes pasIl o'ciock. P. VI.
IA 81 JOHN L6etiji Elk GRAHAM, p. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

NV YORK, Sept. 20, 1912.
Dear Sir an highly gratifed bsng able 20 giTe Hy
unqualified appreciation yer DovBLE SE:.F-AcTlSG
SAFETY Valves they in my opino. the one thing
DeeGoi pat under The complete costrol OF man.
Your theory OF Posions OF Boilers comedies iiu
lne and with that Of every experienced and practical E-
giDssr There b. dou that deficiency Of s7Gter -
the ouers the great II tho disasters FF1lc have
heretofore attended he o. and long nce my
mind was drawn TO the Subject aud ryeit hStd an aps
something similar your pan win SINGLE TaiSc toe
rod 10 work through stuing box, which kept IN Tor
cone months when dispensed with IL This apparatus
did onSder perfect hot so ia- answered the purpose
AS 10 satisfy me ina, w,k Improvement ii the thing
winch was wanted, show ;e deficiency oi water, asa
yoAM in the boiler which frequen'y and fatally dfceiv
ed e. ginerrs You have discovered the True PRINCIPLE
and renedled al defects; and have hesitation In de-
carug my frl conviction that no boer IS really secure
witortyour SAFETY VALVES, and that pubic safety oe
rsnes tat all boilers should b. equipped vita them. esPe
cially Il ose used in propelling vttseiS.
You have my best wishes your entire success and The
general adoption OF your Valves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

have confidence in the representations made by Martha
CoolIn and haye full knowledge OF her cas-.
''"'--' 49, ELIJAH :. PURDY,
Alderman lob Ward OF the Gisy OF Hew-Yark-
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STATE or Nxv-ScSS, On
CITY OF ScroslyG, & lsis,
Lloyd, ard acknowledged the
And Thai be execcied he vrle
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II Syivania Associaiiou.-The at6ce OF this
Association To-. subscription TO is stock The ohtaumer
o; iniorIcaion the Evening Post Buildings, Roorn No
NJ stairs and open day rom I'll O'CLOCK dZs L
EGood Beard and piearazs Rooms caa beoh.line:
/, No - CbH--i-~-r t., Mo Il
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rTv,e q,eaiex ,.,-I,.,y N

II The Ladies seCIc:y for the promotion o. In
dnsry among Poor The Slaih and Fteenlh wards,
III iher filth Anniversary "Wednesday, lie
25ih tait past O'Clock, T. NJ, the Lecture Room
the Rev Doctor Maoas Cldrch, Blocker street, neal
Broadway. Several addresses taay pecies. . So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-25

Tue TEAR OF SYArArHY.-The Charleston
Coulter, in calling attention to ccacert, says,
any one can obtain admission By dropping tear
of sympathy in the shape OF q qs:arter Of dollar
at the door"
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EaINNN q = = NJ III
M,-n- ~ ,ta C;,y @. Ey,>cstyp.

Mavo: c. tie City o; Hyocsiyp.
Sands, SarSapa-.a viii sl.o ns1ove and permanently
cure diseases having their oriia iE ~ impure state OF the
bloo and tePravGd condition Of the ge-.rg e'sSe'fsfh,
Seriua or hsSs Eyil, vSroGs GsTns; hAeehs-
S, obstcase crlnoeocs Erupoos> 6iochrs, StieS rs"
ples OK PusrlFS on ts tecy ehrssac Sore Eyes R worm
or letter SclG Head enlargement and pain .; tie So1es
ant inntS SSao1ocn Ulcers sypoe syptoIis, diseases
,ri>D from an ilncicuS o. descusy teaaIe s-ange-
n,.nls. ,n,i oetr similar CoTapiaini>-
a,,n I,y A. B. Saa,ls K Co M. rs Broadway, trauitc
R1;l, c,,n.c az Cha street New ScrS. Also solo
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