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IMPORTANT TO. ALL.-Haddorf 3D.. N. j., April 90,
l8i3-)n the 18Th day of October 8l was attacked by
severe pain in the region Of the liver which n
tiuutd five ds. The pain then relieved BY The
breaking Of an abscess internally Sub,eq eny and during
the whole winter OF 84l, 2, suffer intensely from the
the sde when temporary
lv relieved BY Of from the abscess During
all time confined my house, had violent cough,
raised much and supposed by myself and
the last Of consumption The February
following when app,r ny life its close,
cur a bottle Of Wisars Basam Of Wild Cherry
as commenced the Of il began to The
H. my constantly less cough gradually left
m prouse and splitting of blood ceased
and heath becam. by degree r-stred contipu-
ed using the Balsam aud by the latr Of Mach Tsum
ed tade that If tarpeuter which health Ia aoled
without nteup Throughout the past
II further remark this able effected by The
THOMAS C~ZENS.
Gloucester County, N. j., s-Personay ared before
me the subsrb. OF the justices of the ana for
said county, Thomas Cozen VIII" be. duly affirmed accoi-
ding saith the above ement ~ 10 all thugs true.
Affirmed before me, she Goth cay OF April 1919
A. Williams. Esq cou nselcr law, No. So William street,
Of modic asthma Of ou stindng,
BY the Of bottle Of the Wild Oh Basam. Let those
who DON this wonderful all at his flee and see him.
Jas. w. Woodruff OF BEETHOVEN, N. j.. was cured OF
da bleeding Of the lungs by the OF only BIO tie
Two justices of the peace certify 10 this cur. We have 10
room 10 name any of the similar
Pfce ~ bottle Sola at l23 Fulton # Mss
by Isaac Butts D. xter Albany Goihain New Haven
a27 lm.ec
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Court Caller

Court Calendar.-THm DAY.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 81, 80, 20, ~, ss 70, o. g. H.
%, 40, SO.
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STEAMER BoeuK HoMA has been totolly lost Il
the Bayou de GLAZE.
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ANOTHER ENcoUNrxR--The celebrated MI H ri
him or die" Bolts and Mr.. DromRoole, had nsh'
in Petersburg, Va, last Friday night No"soo'e
was hurt badly.
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PRICE OF HAY.-Flfteen dollars ton in this city
$50 1924 in Canada and $lS $40 in Maine.
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Borders Cuts Brass Rule and all other articles manufcc-
tured at this establishment the reduced rates.
New Articles got up to Order on being furnished with
patterns.
The Type this establishment both the style OF
Face and he material (which made particularly adapted
for service N Newspaper Printing.
All kinds Of stereotypng furnished to order.
Such Newspapers will copy the above three times,
will be entitled pay Type on making bill Of times
of the three inscrIions al
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NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 49, ls43.
<H "a PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
%Ef FOR ~ BANY DAILY. SUNDAYS excepted

5aG5hHs 4,Sz e
'hs T iss, boar ,f hr,Tr oerrd and Liberty ,ssS
M2sd y wedrs:aay, ana E!id,y s'Sa:as ats cgicss
lssyss Tuesday Thursday, and sau day svrnnss at 6
'ss SqfT hari.v aa .n Gs na'.
%f he OK abo Ia d s, inemsd1'e places with
s H., and for 'peed and tons ere
For passage e'ghtappy board, to P. C. seho'z
the Office on The wLali. ga lmr
FlssII HOOKS AMP FIST IIG TAcKIE11I 4 J.
BAL have received by the late arrivals ion ie' name
ssa s T'k :y ba sy S @
bfs bact wee. trout pifAsn and ca, Eth hoct.; paisS
ca Flies; mon and DIR tout saooSs rm double and
Fl Ga Se af IL OF suitable Tor
.as m.r T.&J Bate. 10 M,id.n lane, un stairs.
NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
the and d.,tinsY ishsa he has hereto.
and the public IN thai hi. for
sss ssssS:S
so%S,ns. he advan!sres this health fomot and
sinsls gentlemen or gentlemen with their ls"iss
con spd adyanIge of hand'oms ard srr resi-
dence 'nnot fail to be suited. CT NICE
pIANo FORTEs.-The. subscrbers respectfully i-ve
So 81 RSSdf
ssS so b nI S IN a w a1 s
afonn he pub that bi. the establishments former.
L. Ben Hawkins bat occupied by the
subscribers The pcrs will be uting the tines
Purchasers respectfully ipyi ed o call nd exsmae
NIB. All kinds Of pianos from tc 7octaves i'll he made
order Also pianos tuned and npaed EXCHANGED The
reasonable terms Also 80 ond nd pianos for a.
HENRY RICHARD & JOHN RUCK,
as 1m$r 25i East Broadway.
1I1O sPOKTsMEN-JOt N. CONROY, SO Fulton suert,
corner of Cliff $50 Rods fresh from
Calcutta Of beautiful taper md free from which he
received direct from Malaga, s,lmon silk gut
quai that has been Tor years, round,
white and strong
CsgeneraI assortment Of Fishing Tack is the most
complete been this ether He
tackle than any the
city His rods and reels either made by hmaef under
his immt date superinendance and warranted
ANGLERS respectfully Invied to inspect his stock
e266'~r
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NAVIGATION between Chicago and Milwaukee 10
open.
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PEACH TREES are in full blossom in New
Jersey
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NOTICE..

u.
THE Crotan AduSduct Board respectfully call the nton
Of their fellow citizens The Ordinance of the Common
Council pub ,hd below prohibiting under eena les fine
the horised opening Of the Hydraps
Tor the extngnhheD of6ss In the absence of such
Orinanee heretofore all the efforts Of the agents Of The
Aque3uct have failed alarming evil
which i The duty Of every good citizen to assist IN supnr,
Many Of the HydTahts have broken and rendere
unit vice. roseque Of the carslessness
ence of who have opened them thu, great
HyJn,s in ca, Of fire. h,zardng lie safety Of the peshnc.
dants Improperly opened and hept throughout the
the head Of water at the distributing has been much
diminished and should fires efficient action OF The
ydan capao be looked 9 unless street OBEDIENCE TO the
Aqusduc Board therefore earn SLY the active coope-
Of heir fellow citizens ia erctug the important OBJ
ec which the Ordinance OF the Common Council int nded
to accomplish.
JOHN L. LAWRENCE,
M. VAN SCH AICK,
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX
CIR NELIuS W LAWRENCE,
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WASHINGTON GARDENS. BOBOKEN-

WASHINGTON GARDENS, HOBOKEN.
within nsS% Vf
cali. TREND. q pIorns,cf .:S the public
ment of md Of flowers The bar being
:y and y s r
MINI made IN The
ments including Ice Cresms and delcaces OF he
sssSf '.as
e the m9 delightful scenery The ,rbsc dste r%ined
on. has also refed the Bowling Saloons wh %o e. eas
as~ Ay s" a 81 Il. md
u" % to a sy vii al be
from hi, long experience 10 the business respectfully .olic
shs the To 70, na and e.. & moth
contribute the and enjoyment, of ihoss who may
sa,:iw.r ''''''''' '''D JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor.
81 Fl CKuMf wa,sh ard CSs.
T,d <. q ss TO sc99sn. bis friend. and the public
% the and Ii. long enosf
sISs and known ability with that share
Sa aSs 's1aa, S p
ss can !: and bap1 the
Al.o, isw.Sy and Diamond work ..t PEARL. re.truns
Hfn . n1y MOI Sp. il !, h hs
p-'o w w" xo'' ~ r'eeN.
hAMsEY's CELsBKATEp CHEMICAL COSMETIC
SHAVING COMPOUND.
:s . .:s. the
m.ph To be had of the nycnor az his e ~ on
warehouse, IS Maiden Lene. anu
ALEXANDER RAMSEY
Advocate and Journal 49, "
Mr.. Alexander Ramsey
sr-I have fairly tried Chemical Cosmetic 81,
Compound and hav always been pracce OF shsys
myself had previously used many OF the va ious
VIII offered public
ton. have hesitation in saying yous is best have
.ed. he sther readily made, and props nee
mild, iudr, d, wholly inoenve to he whrr,
here be slight abaon OF the skim nj adnees
~ and ave the stiffness the
10 render cIosc shaving pleasant and easy.
New York, April 18th, 1879, II e. BOND,
ala imeec
SHEATHING PAPEK-20 bales OF very superior quslIty
~ suitable for roof Of houses and sh bouoms sale
mo ~ CoLLIND co.'s South I'll,
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&l DRESS BOOTS.
eAn@S Arrc-r Ed ENCII CcVI L

l DRESS BOOTS. "a
LATEST FRENCH STYLE.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully invites the citizens Of
i New Yo aid visiting the city, call at
ia FULTON STREET,
and examine large assortment Of DRESS Doors made IN tn
latest fashion, and ri the finest French csfskin
have boot, made to odr in the best MANNER
at six dollars per patti and footed four dollars
equal any manufactured the city from eight
dollars. -
OF Jumps bunions & have boots made So
Handsome the Subscribe method Of taking
dawins Of he ect and fitting and keeping pair olasa
or each customer.
made aud forw arded without delay.
CorsrArrLy HAND.
Handsome Boots, fom 81 % to Sc 90
Halt Bcou I" $50
Giter Boots, 400 to Q 50
Shoes,
Slippers, . 50 90
Pumps, &C, &c, equally low.
TERan, CssH DELIVERY.
JOHN l.. WATKINS,
aomsr ia rrlton at between Nassau and Datch SIS.
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THE WARM

~
For FIRE water Medical 15a
A FEW GETLEMEN Of steady hibits be accommo
n dated 9Th good board and pleasant private iam
mcasd on the most reasonable term pacr and b.dioon
| to let. with or without hoard ace
hAya . ts. sssA !si n.a, Nassau
ss|s: La S Isss s'ss ' % quality very ;s''''
s' :: S::s.:'a se: ss very e ga and g
ssSes k. ssii,Af Dana, and Conoue.. do Do
the whole entitled to debenurs and in lots to suit pu
w @ n q f scotland
$
' ssr Western Apply i :t4 TA aas sSnh
ssIa AIEEs "
flyer oi ssabs tute AID being powerfully promave
AMI .s and
tent specifically on The LIVER the ysema vensr aud
The Rakoezi sold a, the folio yug places, SIX
w Htsfy King & o Dussisa; IS, Bro,d ~.:, cor Grand
n'a' $50 iS ss Broadway f'rA 70"
~, Church. Dspensary, 1873 Bowery.
""'''' FLoR IRA STRAUSS. &C Beaver .tree',
TO THE LAYERS 0F sUrERI0K BLACK TEA;
!0Wqua MS ertremciy unparat
ced Tea, highly celebrated in China and Europe just
ported for sale At the Canton Tea COmpany General
each az on''nn st. view H
| HAIR DWARF, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
THE BSCRiB Frs opening, by recent arrivals
their ipr.pg assortment Of II Tdware &c. which Of
Ter at the lowest market prices for cash approx paper
viz
But Hinge, and Screws. Fine Pen and Pocket Cutie
Brass Snelt Goods.
J.paned Tea TTDs Table Knives and Forks.
Timed Hollow Ware. Scissors, Razors and shears
Saws tiles All Tools. xun Sons Wares.
Bolts Locks Gc Casters, Candlestieks, sc.
Scytnes, 8 cties, Shoves Spades. &c. &c.
Also full assortment Guns Pistols Rifles and Gun ma
isri as lower p'Ices than any other SELL
been purchased auction and else where
original cost.
| A w. SPIES & CO,
| s22 lmsf 2l8 Poail street opposite Plat street.
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POSITIVE FLow-Comp. flower
Superb. fled.
Pos. SHow--Comp. shower
Sup. Shed,
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GREEN Peas were in savannah on the 18th inst.

CLEAR OF IcK.--All the MYERS in Name.
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.A&k FOR L VrRrOOL--fnt Brlu,, ship----.-.Ihe
M23S well known, very fast sal Blush ship CHEs
&06TEK, Captain John Doyle, will have immediatedes
patch Tor the above gor Fo freight sppy to The
hh next door the Fulton Bank
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING Nationals
MANNUFACTURED AT

UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY,
CORNER NASSAU AND ANN STREETS,
NEW YORK,
CAN BE HAD AT EICHTEET PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
THE UNDER gned RESPECTFULLY nions the Old Patrons Of the
Type end Sereotvpe foundry, formerly known JAMES
Conner s. and more recenr'v CONNER Cooks, and the
public general that Jared orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES, CHASES, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK FRAMES, and every other article necessary to form
Complete PnEting Establishments favorable and
Of good quality any other estabhment the United
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Sdae FOX LONDON-Hegalar Packet Of the LIST OF
NM May The very superior last sailing packet ship
AkSA1NT JAMES, Captain Sebor, will sail
above her regular day.
Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second
bin, wishing embark should
make early application board foot Of Maiden lane orto
JOSEPH McMURkAY,
100 Pine street, corner Of South street.
Persons wishing send Tor their friends, have them
brought ship, Of the regular packets by
applk tpge eho N hv IL ~ pos. nptd
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WHO WANTS BOOTS SUOES7
a. THE q estcst Reduction in Prices ever known
Only think Of 0spti, men. fine dress call stitched
be teggs boots 81 to s1co PAIR Ladies fancy coored
French and city made 0sen for las To- so pair And all
the fashions m for Gentlemen Ladies nd Children from
thirty per cheaper than Greenwich
corner Of Barclay. JAS WI00lNS.
a5I i'm
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DAGUERR EOTYPE Il. B. BlNssE co. inform
- they have from their old stand
No "a Maiden lane No 81 William street, souh west
Maiden lane, the I'D floor They have hand at
pr complete plates chemicals and lenses
all ofexeee quality to which they respectfully invite the
attention Of operators. Articles every instance
yanted Their chemicals the laboratories of the
first chemists Paris aud their plates specially ected
their ptnsr there residing bear their and fully
warranted the proportion of SILVER which stamped
them. Any who their doubts the sub
/ e ne o esslytd. apis lmsf
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PUTNAM Co., Illinois, April g. 1913.
Condition Of Enthusiastically Of Money-Plenty o.
Beef-Frices.
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ArA TO Er-The store warehouse l Maiden lane,
1:1 ftre stand for the dry woods ether business
upied by Mr. Comstork The first floor and cellar
viii b- rented separate, ii required.
Also the med m three story brick house We
ri &C doc the sub, cber at 500.
Also the brick I2 Hammond rect, Greenwich
Will be rented at moderue nice: Applyto
l.. SUDAN, l3S Waverly Pace,
,,k. OrA6 Wall
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- To LET OR FOR sALE-A three story modern
.s& built brick dwelling and wi two lots Of
In gound atached. situated in Williamsburg, about
mnups walk ON the Peck Sip Ferry Apoly on the prems
es Fourth South Eighth WILLIAMSBURG
orc w. &J. T. TAPSCOTT,
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no DEALERS IN CUTLERY-Wm Wild, No. is;
Division street, Manufacturer OF Cutlery, Offers to the
trade cheap for CASH 1000 dozen Of assorted ue Of upeo
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81 LaDlES LOOK AT THIS 1000 PAIRS OF
french Ss,.er boYu ana 5000 pun OF Sliepen, just
received. a.d 'or safe wholesale
low prices 5000 Of Freoch (aters of the bst
qushty and OF all coors o and pairs OF SLIPPERS
cents, AZ 1861 Broadway and q, Canal ~ - -
Ladies, these sores will nd the greatest and heat
the world OF Boots 0nters, Shoes Sinners SC
and Misses and thldrep's do.
Gen lemep We wish 70 draw your attention splendid
new ye French esf:hn Of the best guilty and made
ORDER S. and French calkn Boots hand from "a 10 ii
per cloth button GAIT 5o Pfunes so; The finest
et cafkn shoes las 81 boyss Boots Of IN. best aus
LAD 10 $273; Shoes 81 TO 2 youths Doots,
80 Gems, 81 Boots Caters Slippers Ties, Bu,kins Shoes
&c IN endless End all warranted TO ho Kind
GREGORY Il C.AillLL, 967 Broadway
t23 lm-r ana % Camel street.
S5-nnz25yz73s s'esmoo,ts kOCHESTEk and SOUTH
-&---&x~5Z-AMEklCA will, and after Mord day. May
lat cave every evening (Sundsys trcertcd) o'clock
stead OF o, as heretofore. Str
"FHANSIg rATkNT LIFE BOAT" olhcs No.
wal street mi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

I,t ,ykat makes y5ur teeth So unusually whItei
0uoth Josh's Dulcina. 10 him Jo.her night
To make yours look so, with grin, replied josh
I've bought YOU bottle Of Thorns Tooth Nashi
IT'S the best now IN use, so the gentle folks say;
And since they've tired this, cast all others away
But TO prove IL the best tn make the teeth SHINE,
Look again, my dear Sal, At the lustre OF mlne
Then try this great Tooth Wash,
The Teaberry Tooth ash,
And see # the Tooth Wash of Thorn, rs not hnel
MoNG the recommendations TO the above, are
"a the following
Having tried DR. 'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash and become acquainted with the lnSTe 4
ents of its composition, cheerfuliy say, cOnsid-
er il one of the safest. as II Is one 81 the mos
P,ttsburrh Sent i5. 1870. Dentist
/ take pleasure IN stating, after having maze
use Of "Thorn's Tea berry Tooth Wash, thatl Is
one of the best dentrifices IN use. Beng IN II
quld form. II combines nea' ness with convenience.
While II ceanses the enamel and removes the
tartar from the teeth, its perfume Yields a fra
geance peculiarly desirable. JPTlBBlTS, NJ l..
Tea berry tooth wash and have found II to e
an extremely pleasant denrifrce exercising a
most salutary influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those indispensable members from
premature decay, preventing the accumulation oil
Tartar, and purifying the Breath. Having thor
oUghly tested its virtues, we take pleasure IN Ie-
commenting II 10 the public, behevlngu TO be
the hest article ofthe kind now IN use.
NJ r BERTSON, JAMES p JACK,
ROBT II PEBBLES, CHAS b SCULLY.
C. DARRAGH, VIM rCANDLESS,
II L RINGWALT, LEONARD 5 JOHNS,
J NJ MOORHEAD. JAS S CRAFT.
For sale by JAS BAKER, Wheeling, Va
feb s ~
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COKNSl CORNsu CORNs,r

GNURED by the Albion corn DIqSfert IL ,s,rI.
- HilmSlla'e reuei' ana - a sure cure for
cIrns, N dlssolNes the corn and removes II from
the foot with ease and expedition without fbs
least pam. From among the many cases of
cures read the following extract of letter from
The Kew Eoenezer Ncwhall of LiAcUln, Mass
| cannot neglsct 10 state, that feel great con
hdence IN the Albion corn plaster, as one of the
surest remedies; have tried IT'S efficacy and IN
tour successive applications according to the de
reCtlons, n effected cure
I'm proof of which, read the following On sesl--
Alady!-Io whom reference can be made after
SUFFERING great paln, anu inconvenience for wears
rom cOrns, and who IN the mean time was ma
eng use OF varto' highly celebrated rem edies.
but 10 no purpose, anC had in CONSEQUENCE of
these repeated ulsaPpOintments, nearly DESPAIR
cd OF relief, most happily met with the Albion
corn plaster, one box of hlch, Cat expen se OF
only Oh cents,) has entirely sured her corns! So
astonishing was tins cuIe az to induce several of
the Trends and nelghbors of the lady TO use the
same remedy, aud with the same good SUGGEST
%J-An old observation-disclosures an AGENT
th5t alter suffering unreasonable pain and
uSubIe Tor yeaas from corn, which ad resist ..
e e.. every attempt to destroy, was cured by this
person!-So crippled with corns for long
umc as To be unable TO walk, had to- cut holes in
ms shoes, TO ca sc his feet,-was cured by this
p.ast,r!
Price 20 cents a box.
N d. Each of the articles will be agged w L
Kitdcr on the osiside wrapper
+FSCOHsumptioH. No persSn can have ade-
Guate idea of the astonishing relief which DR.
Reie > highly celebrated sthmatic or consume
i've pills give IN consumption coughs, colgs,
d.hcul'y OF breathing, Wheeling, tightness OF
the chest PAIN IN the side, splitting of blood &c
A talr uial only rs necessary To convince persons
suffering from these complaints that this is one
81 the most valuable medicines ever discovered
Tor complaints of the lungs generally. Common
cClds are removed IN few hours. Price 25 cts.
STepared from The original NJ S Recipe OF DR.
w II Conway, by w l. Kldder, immediate sue
cesior To the late Il kIddeT. BY whom they are
for sale al his counting room, No SO State st.
corner of Merchants row, Boston, and by his
special appointment JAS BA KER,
dee Wheeling, Va.
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COISU HIP zion
CAN BE CURED.



THE following letter is from a veteran Physi-
can, whose service IN u Navy of the United
States as well as his long and successful practice
IN TINS county have gained for aim an elevated
rank as member of the Medical faculty.
Llbertystown Frederick CO. Md, Jan 10Th, 1879.
MIR Z . Neill-De1r Slg-lt Is with great plea
sure, that send you account OF the most
extraordinary cure that have ever Witnessed ia
the whole cuUr>e OF NV practice. The easel alude
tG Is thGt OF my son Howard, aged twenty years,
ana yall ~ extraordinary, beca sse 10 was con-
. Sumption of the lungs, attended with all its
coucOInitdut tram OF uncTElug symptoms, 10 wit:
"A pain N the breast hacking cough, dryness
IN the pam of The hands, great cmaciailon, flush
Ine OF the cheeks, night swcats, Nc And TO add
10 the catalogue Of hs Ills ne had an aggravated
form OF Bronchitis, with liberation OF the throat,
palate and root Oi the mouth. In short, hls whole
/ ~ stem as scrafulOus, aud there Were various
ulcers on his head, body aud limbs The disease
had been p'cyng 90 ms constitution for seven
years. Everything that the sOllcitude Of a parent
could suggest, or the skill of eight or ten physi-
cians could dcyIssh had b.cn exhaust ed upon HIM.
l considered las case beyond tAe reach of medl'
cine, and hope itself had abandoned US. We saw
nothl7g for him but death, aud that swiftly ap-
preaching. While the pOer fellow Law in. this
pItiable condition, Twas watching with great
interest the imprOv emcnt which your CathohcO n
was I.ak'n- 10 the health of my worthy neighb or,
? Jesse Lands. E-q, whose case was clearly a
consumption, and when l found that your med :
cine had restored HIN TO vigorous he alth ray I
! hope seemed e. dawn on the case of my afflicted
son. j had no doubt, from V'hat had seen of its
ell oacy, that II would be Ofbeneft HIM. but 10
procure FOR him anOsiTum ofthe component parts
of which had no kno wled2e would have been a
departure from the course USUALLY pursued by
physicians Here there arose a struggle between
professional pride and the fee InGs of father for
his child. The latter soon predOmInated; / got
HIM 10 commence using your CatholIcOn. In
about month there was visible improvement
IN his health; he then caught cold which threw
him back cons dcrably; he, however, perscYered
with the medicine aud again began 10 improve
slowly; his pains and soreness ia the chest left
him. the ulcers gradually healed, his appetite
improved, every symptom had vanished, aud all
by the sole use of yoIr CatholIcan for the space
Of SIX months. Thus, my dear sir, has your val
was lettering on the verge of the grave, and |
would be guilty of deep lngratitude. and gross
injustice TO you, If withheld my testimony OF
| your Cathohcon. JOHN w DORSEY, NJ ID.
| For sale by JOHN FISHER,
! jun Whc eling, Va