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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
w. We S. ". JIMESON
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

AND CAPS.
Wsstsids Of Main sireef, Wheeling. "a.
HAVE on hand and are constantly mannfsctur.
N u ing general assortment Of superior P6r and
Silk hats. They have received the latest spring
Iashlons rom New York and are now prepared
- supply 10 order OIL sizes aud 40 aties, IN the
resent or past style, as may suit customers
BLACK add Drab beavlr and Gator. plain
White Russia end Napt Hats
They also keep on = nd an aasorfrn ent nfair
and fancy mems aud boys fur and cloth rans
ali 81 whicn tbey oher % their customers and The
Pu0iic OF ne most pleasing terms
All orders from country msorchants srd do.i.
ers promptly allied on the most favorable ferros
Thankful for me liberal PATRONAGE thev have
heretofore received they solicit q share III Bnb
ne patronage which they are determined r. d.
scTyo By prompt attention personal aBblicstior
. business and cheap and favOrs bic rates.
NAV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

established ARTICLES. the celebrty OF whirh me-.
cludes the necessity of q re pualicatiol, OF ,hs
numerous csrt,dcates nov In the hands of The
proprietor.
A REMARKABLE CURE or RHEUMATISM
by the use OF Dr Jeb5's Rheumatic LiHi1eaf
- IN enlarged bottle. Copy of IA letter.
Shsr estown, (Mass.D June %.
To The proprief0rs IF flr -je66's LinimenL
Dear S'r,-l deem II a duly owe to suffering
humanity 10 acquaint you, aud through you The
Public, tshould you think best.) of the unexp-ct-
Cd and SURPRISING cure perfo med OF myself by
the use Ot the above most excellent meuicine -
have been for mo:e than thirty ystrS and some
umes most severely, afflicted WIKI the Rheuna-
usm; nave been frequently rendered pesfectlf
helpless, nm consequence confined 10 my bed,
when a ha' req ured two persons TO move me,
lang IN such extreme par; have several times
been under the care of tie most eminent physi-
ans, but procured only temporary relief. 1 one
day noticed the advertisement of j. bb's iinimenf
with u = testimonials accompanying il. and wa 5
induced 10 ~ bottle. VIII ch l uscd WITHOUT
murh sensible benefit. | concluded, howeUr
10 persevere. and bought another blttlc, and " :
greatly re isvyd, ADD by the use of half the IN rd
bottle WIS wholly cured and have never since
ha! FetuTn of the pein, who h had not be
free from, month al u ne TOO thirty years, and
II ~ n1w more than three years slnce I was
curec- would most earnestly advise every
person suffering under this painful complaint.
not to DESPAIR II a cure so long Js they eau OBJ
;ain DIR iebb's Li,iment-" You are at liberty to
make any use of this You may think advisable.
CALEB SYMMES,
To tn, foregoing testimony many other unques
able prnsfs might be added in favor Of the super
or Imminent of TOR Jebb. Nothing but fair trial
which the proprietor confidently solcits can
give an adequate idea OF its unrvalled efficacy,
IN initiating and thoroughly mastering, the
excr &c atng disease, TO viii n 70 has been sue
cessfuliy applied IN multitude of CASES. The
operation OF the Imminent Is often inmediat s-
and 4 has frequently cured Rheumatic affection
of years standing, IN Iour and ts enty hours. II
is ais =, commended with confidence, as one o
the best applications known for stiffness Of tho
joints, nnnbncss, sprains, and chilblains
Price 81 2 cents, with directions
n u. The Llnimeh: Phials enlareed 10 doul |,
their former size.
N B. Each article will be signed W l. Kiddel
on the outside wrapper.
II DR. Relics ASI. matte or eonsurrpfir, piIls
Price % cents, emily. Have proved, and are pro
nOunced by numerous persons who have mad
use of them. the best OF ell the Cough Medicine
IN coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Of breaihino
oafseness. Nhe. ZiIg, splitting of bloo,
and comp aims oil the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original VI : Rcc:pe Of n
w Il Conway, by w I. Kidder, immed;o,s sac
| eessor TO the late I Kldder, by whom Ihey AR
Tor sale Al his counting room, No Sc Siatc stree,
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston and bv h,
] special appointment by JAS BAKFH "
! oTf'I Whes huo Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20


CHINN n SELLERS celebrated Liver PiHs,
~ a remedy for The diseases Of the season. IL
is admitted ~ pathclogists OF the hIghest author
lty, that no organ of the human body Is read
u dsordered IN its "a lctiOns as the Liver, The
heats Of summer, errors in diet, and the never
ceasIng lndiscretl0ns which expose our race 10
disease, Will always on the approach of winter
give more or less evidence 10 hundreds of persons
In every vicinity WhepaIic disturbance. Res lees
nights, dry tongue, loss OF appetite, head ache
pains IN the SUES, slight cough, confined or irreg
ular bowels. with or without fever, are some
few OF the many sym toms which lnnicate that
mischief is AT work IN the system, and that n
should be corrected. Persons who seek relief
from these symptoms bY continual pLreing, aftel
resort TO tome Of the ephemera pIoducts OF the
day with tie effect only Of pOstpOning cure
which better remedies nus: finally accomplish
Net only do persons residing IN districts OF
country ALWAYS subject to aeues and bilious fe-
vers. suier from tOrpoT or othtT arrangement Of
the Liver. bur lSo IN the highest and hcalthiest
agues. individuals who rest too securely in the
notion of exlTems health. and Vho attach no
importance 4 the symptoms above recttd, may
nevertheless he lahoTlBg under the very auses OF
disease To which their attention is new invited
In maiaTiald STREETS, known to every one such
vigilance m he use Of means IS compelled By ur-
gent necessity, whilst in healthier Te9iens per-
sons reallyln danger are iulled into falee seru
rlty. To all sech persons the Liver Pill Is recon-
mended- Il having w established claims 10
their confidence, as mild and safe aperient, not
only ope1inR The bowels as comfortably as 9th eT
pills, but at the same time acting on the func
tons II the liver and restoring them 10 health.
They do not relieve the symptoms By mere pur-
Rlng, and thus lPyiie TO an IncessaEt consump-
Ton, pills, box by box, Tor the benefit Of the
veHder, but by mild and curqtivs process tney
eeda5ie the patient finally TO dispense with their
further empIOymen.
Sold IN Wheeling by James Baker.
prepared and sold wholes ale and retail by the
proprietor, No 20 Wood 81 Pittsburgh Pa
nov 23--y X y SELLERS, proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

HAN SEED, Ginseng and Bsssusr. paD,ss
~ For which the highest price will b aid h 80
~ OLIVER PRYOR, Unlon street
nov ~ Whssiia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

1T is we'll IrcwH fact, that CONSUMPTION
II destroys more humsn lives Than any other dis
case or record. SO great has been the destruc-
con throng 1out The Unred 5 aies within the last
tieaT, ending January lSt. 1852 that upwards of
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this Insidius disea sc La one year, Shocking!
Were we not aware that This fact has been care
fully ascertarnSd flOm Il IL, oids of murtality,
could not credit the assertion. We be hold rs
fatal ravages IN families all around us. gathering
in its cherries embrace friend from every cir
Gle, ard casting gloom ard darkness over is
place ofvsiiAtion. These occular demon str atoms
meet certainly convince all that no time shonld
be spared IN p~ocurIngs medicine immediately to
BEFORE n BE TOO LATE
Thei efoTe you who are afflicted with the frs
sS mptoms of a Consumpiive or Pull nonary ma
ture. delay not IN using Or Duncan's Expecior-
ant Remedy; II Is PERTAIN to eradicate and remove
from the system the list IL seed Of consump-
non; and will also restore TO ERECT health many
If those who have long bt en- cor fin, 10 the SICK
chamber. given os ncurable far the want Of a
proper Medicine. ents from all parts of the
United States speak of the wonderful effects oi
his Great Discovery IN tSe Healing Art, for res
eulng thousands tiom the cold and silent grave.
Note. he above Mcdrcine is a pupe veeeiahlt
preparation. very pleasant to the tasts, and suit
able to use under any circums taacrs Full dIrec-
ions &c are described IN pamphlet accomp;
nyi the Medtipe.
Always ask fer DIR Duncan's FIX 5cciorhn
Remedy, and DO not be persuaded 10 use an,
other until yu gNseit a far NAL,
All genu ne has on the envelope represt n
laiion Of 'Hope" in the form of the above pl ate
[SCAUTlON. There aie come persons that
sell the at owe Medicine guilty OF recommending
some trash Of their own stewinG, or that which
they buy for trifle, and offer 10 in the pllce Of
Or Duncan's. This they do 10 speculate OF the
expense and the health OF those who are not on
;hoir guard. Purchasers be careful of these
Rogues!
For sale at no 10 North Eighth .treet, Philadel.
phia.
SPrice DOL per bottle, or six for dollars.
JOHN FISHER,
aug Do SIN Wa ID AheelinQ Ia
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LATER STILL.

LATER STILL.
u.s. received At the Sign Of the Rio Rrn
81 BOOT. NJ nd
cases Mem thick Boots
DO DO Kip do
% Boys ihick Do
ease Msns' Fine Mosocca Shoes
j'' ~ sAM'L MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

TRIADELPHIA FLOUR
GtoNsT 4NTLY on hand, and f,r sols lovv -,
- nov ~ N NELLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20
TAKE NOTICL.

hal WinsiOw l. ddsr has succeeded 10
= hsdoer IA the preparstiSn of the C,1u~'ay
tentioi 10 the preparation of the follSwsDp
established arneiCs. the celebrity OF whirh pre-.
Guides Tue necessity OF re publication Of the
numerous srt,6cates nov IN the hands Of the
proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20


Celds, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood,
bronchitis, Difficulty OF Breath
ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side,
Breast and Chest, WhOoptng
Cough, Group, and all Dis
eases OF the Liver and
Lungs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-20

CAUfION.-As there il a spurious ,n;x,,,,o
called Syrup Of Wild Cherry. purchasers should
be very particular TO ask for Or WISTAR BAL
SAN, and observe his signature 90 the bottle.
prepared Tor the prOpTlet0T, and sold at.whole-
street, PhiladeIphia. - 1'"O'
Sold WhOlesals and retail, by CRUMB AC-
MEX; Uhesitng; Also, by l. VIII OK, Pitts
e,urgh, and IN al most every town and village
PRICE 81, 90 A BOTTLE
nov 2o-6m ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-10
VOL. HE. NO. 5a.

traffic we have ended by selling friendly territory We
ulled the suspicious Of ts Amesrs BY professions OF
,gere instructed MAINTAIN tore Of friendly confidence
and to propose reciprocity Of commercial GdrantGge
with me mattress finally drove their princes from their
hunting grounds and wosed them in their attempt to vind
cate the honor Of their country We have consummated BY
violence what commenced in ,reachery.
ave VIII attemp, yet to hazard conjecture as TO
the results Of this conquest We are not al present
sufficiently acquainted with the condition of the acquired
territory with the effects already produced by lis
relation the British Government. Neither disposed
10 augur immediate danger from unjust usurpa
ton. Our Indian empire has been based upon policy
which, if MOI altogether unjust nor altogether violent must
be acknowledged have been very scrupulous. And
political sins have brought their punishment along
with them With every addition TO the bulk Of immense
possessions the difficult. of governing them has increased
Whenever Indian power may be f,ed be destroyed
there doubt what the proximate Of its fall
will be-mole ruet sra"
Such is the picture Of England drawn by one
Of her own children. Let our motto still be-
equal and exact justice to all nations; entan-
Cling alliances with nonc.' JAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-10
YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1saa.
The Northampton Association.

To the Editor Of TIE Tribune:
As the Northampton Association Of Education
and Industry has been charged with Inhdelity
and Sabbath breaking, you will allow an impair
tial witnes, to "spcak what he does know and
testify what he has seem 1t was my privilege
to be with them for more than week, including
two Sabbaths and am bold to say that, so far
from being obnoxious to the charge of lnfdehty,
they, without exception, not only repel 1t, but
declare their belief that no Association OF the
kind can be certain of success unless founded
upon Christian principles. They had trlal OF
their faith in this respect while was there and
that their practice on that occasion was equal to
their faith, no one present could for moment
doubt
a merchant Of Liverpool, who is at the head
Of an Association Of Socialists, or Owenltes, as
they are more commonly called visited them tor
one day. In that time he conversed freely with
many Of the members, and gave very instructive
public Lecture, Astounding IN facts showing that
the evils which the Producing Glasses Of England
suffer result from the false principles on which
Society is based and much that was said APP
piled with equal force to our own Country. lie
also said enough about the doctrine of clrcum
in regard to religious subjects; and, as he gave
opportunity at the close for questions or remarks
no time was lost in showing him h0lr and ,chere
they stood. The discussion was very animated
one. but the Lecturer was treated with courtesy
There was but one man present who agreed with
him, and he is not a member
The charge of Sabbath breaking is perfectly
natural. and is made, no doubt, by those whose
religion consists more IN theoretical belief IN
than a practical observance of the day. If alb
staining from labor and meeting regularly for
moral and religious instruction on that day, and
living out Moral Reform principles generally
through the week, be Sabbath breaking, then
they arc guilty All the public instruction
heard there on the Sabbath was as well calcu-
lated to do the children and young people good
as anv that am accustomed to hear from the
pulpits of the various sects; and heard nothing
of that disgusting gossip about the rise and fall of
Stocks, the state of Trade, the Minister'S style.
the new fashions, and other things g too numerous
to MENTION" which have heard from many who
defend the Sabbath day.
The hearts of many are so fully set in them to
iniurc all who excel them in living up to Gins
tan principles that nothing can turn them L
am not writing for such but If can IN thus way
prevent some who, for want of proper reflection,
NAV become retailers of hcartlcss SANDER while
they have no intention of injurng the Asso-
citation, my principal object will be accomplished
This Association surmounts the difficulties incl
dent to their new state so rapidly that they Will
soon convince the world that Society, with It's
lcrion of evils. is not past redemption
Yours for truth and right,
q. C.. BACON, Al Nlarket-st. Philadelphia
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AuprBox, THE oRNlrnoLoGIsr-Dr G B. Smith
OF this city has received letter from this distln-
guiShcd naturalist dated on NerInlllion River.
100 miles above st. Louis, May Is, 1913,
which states that the party are all well, IN excel
len, spirits and that they have procured specimens
OF several new quadrupeds and brds. A defect
in the boiler of the steamboat had caused them to
stop for a few hours, but the repairs were Just
completed, and they would proceed Immediately
on their voyage.
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~ Walter Forward and A. w. Marks
AI.orns,s \, I a,y Pittsburgh Pa ms Gme


LECTURES ON GEOLOGY.
NJ DocToR LYELL'S LECTURES on GEoLoGY.-The Sc
cond edition tase celebrated Lectures reported for Tho
Tribune ready II contains Engraved FroGplece,
exhibiting ideal section Of part Of the Earts Crust w'tA
explanations will also contain general Introduction 10
Geology before published Lecture embraces the fol-
lowing subjects: Auyersne Lacusne Period Volcanic Pc
rod Eruption of Coseguna Nount Dor. Lecture ii, The
Earts Strata Marine Strata Periods Auvergne District Sub
Appennes Mount Htna. Lecture H. upheava and Subsl-
deuce of the Earth Naples, Temple OF Scraps Monte Nuo'
30. Lecture " Coral Reefs, Coral Islands. Lecture v
Origin of Coal Lecture Vi Fossil Footprints Lecture H.
Recession Of the Falls OF Niagara Lecture VIII, Bou!der'
aud lccbergs.
To the above also added IN this edition sSech OF tt
Lecture of Dr.. j. Augustine SMITH delivered before ''
Lvceum Of Natural History the 9th OF December last on
the Different Races Of Men
o. rice per single copy % cents rostmaster' remtuhs
One Dollar will be entitled 10 five copies.
GREELEY & McELRATH,
Tribune buildings, New \ OH
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81. Harrv,s WIGS and scalp..-The com

r(r Barry's Wigs and Scalps.-The com
rer that the above named has met WIN III ihe manu-
iactu walled heads al hair for the LIST two year
lar exceeds his rYpectiohs e RESPECTFULLY son
cs call confde, of satisfying the most fastdios thd m
the best and cheapest maker in the city Thsy can % had only
al 6 Broadway al Liberty stars p!l' ale
rooms for fitting Wings AMI Toartes. j-3 I'm
~ Wire window Shades--These beautiful
Shades unlike all Others admir- all the light and air INTO
the room and perfect 70 thu stre,, and Al the is te
osruct the the the We'll as all In
sects.
They are manufactured Ito srier only) Of any size s
color, figure. represent picture or en1aNns ana
,oyn.v mahogany frames wnidow GOO! or
Os,i-r. l@ No. Is Factory street sent
IT'D To Il sddr.;,sd 20 LEE x co.
ie3 IF No. l3 F-ctory-Str
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~ HEALTH. QUIET AND COMFORT.-Ihe era
ham House, s3 Barc!aystEeet Nel 1r rr9ess sdVntts
are rarely offered II elisbly located on clean and any
The ba;iaSs pr OF The G'iy ia N ne mart
mens are and while ITS t2t!s pplle WIN
thu best Vegetables and Eri- as can Or pToiue Heius
:olsre and ever effort mase "a render bo2TterS comofta
bic. Shower Baths free. Remember. 50 Barciay-St
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pOARDINCi-A few single getlemen, or gentle
ID men with their wives may obtain very pleasant furnished
parors and bedrooms with board. No. So White street,
few doors from Broadway. my15 Inc
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pOARDING-Single or married gentlemen can
~ be accommodated with permanent Board.
rooms furnished unfurnished BY MRS GORE, No. "a
Cortlanlt st. It
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by an INDUSTRIOUS So
w Der youns man. Is porter or to DIVE or mind ho, oy
any work Best OF Recommendations given. Apply Al lSs
W ashiGstoa-Strert. 20 Sc
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CHEAP BOARD at Staten lsland-A few gen.
- ,lsmsn families be accommodated with board in
aryte grounds extensive and beautiful Inquire immedi-
aely the New Brighton House, New Brighton mig lms
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w ANTEp-A situation as Coachman, in City
" or Country, by yorae who CIV. the very
best Slty releeace for capsbilty sobEiesy Sc Inquire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-10

TIRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGA-
L TION INSURANCE the Mutual pan-combined
with capital of 500 co., together with The accumulated
profits of the past year
THE JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE C0MPA-
ny No So e pep1d to s%3 'sss on
heretofore with promptness and beraty.
SIMEON BALDWIN, President
JUSTUS HARRISON, Vice President.
WILLIAM w DiunIvr. Secretary. ap26 f
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n years Old good writer and ssiek a, isurs wants
SITUATION IN store Good references given. Apply at No
DesbroSSeSs,rret. js9 2ts
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HAVANA sUGARs-too boxes Whites, tor
= Us sale e GEiRINSELL MISTURN < &C. IS South 1t
D USSIA DIAPERS-5o bales superior quality,
mis- So SAG GGRlNSELL MINTURN& O. 70 south..t
DEMOVAL-T B. CLAPP, Dealer in Watches,
II Jewer ami Fancy Goods has removed from Is Nassau
street 10 % Iohisr-et. .t,f
MA line french Ciack. striking Inc hours and hall
hours with beautiful gilt figures, perfect of
sale Il, hall the imsor'-Fss price HlzI III,
dental sSURGEON.-hlr. BUShEI would
IL aforn his and the public, thai ne coatl1ueS
his old stand ilurays,ree next door 10 ms chufc ana
continues 10 supply the loss OF tes In the most durao aEd
beautiful tve The latest and Approved Has l-th
filed cleaned the best mianer hsses Tnoderae
Terms cash Extracting Teeth ~ Cents Ieo'hacie oAr.'
as 3reod'
4 POINTED TO RULE BY NIGHT IA
n New Lard Lamp with ali old objections and difficulties
ohyi,.I The subscriber offers Tor sale Oh t- most rh
81 .rn< the new invention Of $ B. Terry for tarnil !9.
ilm and oil! T-rrys Patent Llrs Lamps may b sie IN
f m.I,in. the l,ea t.irneI not only neat and simple @
,S sur N DO the work While all other lard lamps y1,
,nrsn,. onsuae an amount of and patience w.ls
makes them useless there such drawback upon sns
cernc- OF Tsrrys Lamps. II nelts all the lafu u 'e
t,n quickly and burns I'LL every drop IS consusleI
arSe assortment Of these lamps, adapted 20 ali
and ali uses will b. kept hand aac Tor Sie- .bs;r
Merchants and Others Invited 20 c anu
n,,fin which has excited the admiration Oh Al! VINO
| seen H. a, {. HARRlSON'S, 2s3 feasi street, ~ -
| isi6
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r15- Ne,r T,mperance Rosraing House the GRA-
HAM SYSTEM AT No ~ Vesey-strset.-This house IS
newly up AID furnished the richest syle It's table
procrs the choicest Fruits, Vegetables Goshen Butter VI
ance County Milk Sc Permanent Boarders VIII be accom-;
modified on the mos, reasonable era5 Gentlemen and La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited to give ta
and are assured that they will rd quiet aud neaneS not
..,,inabl. in Ho,-l,. Terms. moderate a2od
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NTANTED-A Partner in Loan and Commits
w Sou oee The business viii pay from $500 10 $1,000
p"r An with $500 have interest.
Good references viii De given and required Aprya, IS Lis
ertY.strset front athce. lS lMe
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TRAVEL ON THE INcREAsE-The Schenectady
cars brought down to this city yesterday afternoon
nearly $50 passengers, being the largest number
vet carried over the road at one time, Troy W.
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Alderman Of the 5th Warl of the City {

Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands * CO., Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings 23 Broadway, corner of Cham.
bersstret New York. and for sale BY Druggists throughout
the L. s. Pric- 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
The public respectfully requested 10 remember that It IS
Sands Sarsrpara that has and constantly achieving such
remarkable the difficult class Of diseases which
and take no other. myl0 II
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Nrw.Yonx, April 2Qth, 1913.

.\fW-1 oNK, Nir I'm, ISiI
Messrs S,yDs Gentlemen-Ahoush it may be consider
ed unnecessary add another proof I, the Justly d.
served celebrity your Invaluable preparation Of Sarsaa
Ia for the benefit om fellow -el bound To
disease o the lower cxtrenes, which spread the legs
and feet distressing much, render life IL
most miserable. quite recovered and entirely BY
the Of your Sassrarlla For years was unable TO
shoe, and thu right foot and ancie very much
swol-n-whch at times discharged aud pus freely,
complnied with violent itchn=-and burning sensations,
deprive of all up despair and suppos-
ed amputa;ion would be necessary out hearing Of
made b. your SarSapaa resolved 10 make another efar
re-tin my Eealtiand under the blessing of kind
Providence. am thankful 10 say am we'll With feelings of
gratitude you and hankulness the yer all good for
thus blessing the am, your friend,