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w HEREAS bs the act Of Congress. sp ~, 81 o.
w the 3olh Jay OF June, 1884 entitled {" An se
TO authrre he sale II los IN the town OF 81 Maiks
Florida, The Pr,sdrhtis authorized 10 direct the r.
giser and Receiver OF the Tallahassee land ,l,s,,e
to make sale 4 public auci m " one fourth ofthe lot
~ The town Of ST. MARKS, IN tie TERRI TORY
OF FLORIDA, according 10 the rlan of tho surve,
~ Genotal Of sad Territory Now know We thar 4
JnHN TrLsR, PresJ, nj Of the Uatcd Sta,cs DO her,
ny declare and make known that a pnhlc safe will
held =, the Land Office at TALLAHASSEE. IN III,
ihRki DRY OF FLORIDA, tor The disposal oi
ne aforementioned tots IN Tie town oi ST. Marks
t'onds, 90 Monday The f,o,Hiy-ihrd Day of O-fobsr
next, via
Lots nSmbcfed one, FIVE nine, thirteen, scvsa,een
1weniy-ore, twenty five, twenty nirc thiny-thrcs
'hu'y seven, for,y-one forty five, fuity Moe, fly.
three hhy-scvcn, sixty one sirty-6,e siEiy-nine
,sn,y seventy sevcn esh,y.ons nin,t, FIVE, eighty
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AIeCuLLuCHls uNIYERoAL 60 !

I M CCULLUCH'S UNIVERSAL GAZ T.
w lhtR, &c-A DC h'na,y. geograp zeal l-
htcal and htsricsl of The vsnous c..unirirs place.
and PRINCIPAL natural ohj-es IN he rid ulusrald
wHb seven extensive and complete map. on steel ly
l j. McCulioch, Esa., ia . vrluae. $40. InWhtl
he sriic e. la ing l., the Unii-d States Wi D. re-
wit en- and greatly multi Piled and 1t, neJ and al p
Ell 81 the Ireseni condition of III. country ant g. the
wants Il II eHizsns. BY Dsnil Ba kei, A VI Iae
President Of ,h. University OF Vermont. In \ o.
20 nunlcrs % cents.
Such work 8 greatly needed in the United STATE,
at she prr,ent time. The ,x,stng Ger. tiers q e.
general Odd and To degree antquatei Gtolrst.ly
: a sctenee which IN -iis own n ture beyond u-.t
Others = progressive. Changes are Constantly taking
liscc Ia The Condition of the world o. It, NH b..
isn's the van, u parts q eaIth are ,ntinua ID
nore extensively explored and TO exhibit IT. Oh nrrs
and the new and valuable infr nation which Il te-.
Peiua'ly Developed rquirs new works on this sui
ject
The English language ha. never been sdsrn.d
With more saiu.h work e this Kind thai IA. nov
and splendid W. Of NicCuIoch Tn. fu ln-..r..l
which csch srtic T. WRITER, the oes n.s- Of he or
rgc en- Throughout and the vast surface rssrr.ei
uhurr each head ani IN every dep,rtmeut 4 .i.y
rs-en'al o ihe undsnak, Contribute To- the pf ut-
ton OF the ost luminous body 81 inf rmatioa G, o..
crrnlng geography, sat- sic and h,-lo.y ADD Ia
maicrs Necessary h. their eluciI ton that has ,y,
toe" brought tge her in shape o p,r-iiruous fu.
accessible. Sreh pub icstion, whch n I,e r,..r.
rel to ON the instant any subjet EMBRACED d. Is
psgs = iHdi-I- nsailr 10 all hhisrifs a.d u.tc n.
Pr,eY .uPe'se e ev'ry pre'ioos s''enpi 70 pui.u1'
'nd reduof within Convenient limits those ,a. ~.
classes ct infrusion.
The first nuDtvr Of The ~ We T. ju.t is.u. lu
The press and may be ersmined a. %, b-s.i o.
+. TANLOE
The woik can travel through ,hs uaI d ae
~ magazine postage only. Oriers throJ- zoe 5is
lto-' p,id) Prompaiy steoded 10.
june 2t-tf
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF The u. s rATEs
IN pursuance Of law, !, JosN TYLsR, President o,
Il tho tnhed States 81 America, do hereby declare
End make known 'hs, pubic salc- viii he he'd tie
undcrm.ouoned Land Offices in the Territory OF
IOWA, Al the periods hereinafter designated TO wit
A, the Land Office at DU BUoUE, COMMENCING
on MONDAY the sixteenth day # October nert, 6,r
the disposal II the public lands within the limit. o,
the aforementioned townships, via
>drih Of the bsss lns, rd essf ef s S D. ineiaI We,
ridira.
Townships cighiy-two and cghty-thrcc, of rang,
Townships eghiy-one eighty-,w nd eirhty-thiee
Of raneet~o.
Township. eishy-oae, egh,ytwo and eighty.
shres, Of rsree three
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Tosnsh.p eight, three. Of rang eve.
Al Island 10 lhe Mississippi nser containing thl'S
one 81 100 seIss, rang paris Of SECTIONS ''iJ ieo'
and thirty I'VE 10 tos ifsiip seventy weight OF fAns'
thf.e.
Ne, "a Of he base lias aud usa II ne as principal
Heriatan-
Townships eighiy-iso and eighiy-ihres, Of range
Atth. Land Office al FAIRFIELD, commanding
on MONDAY Toe second day Of October next, Tor me
disposal Of the public lands hereinafter desisnased
viz:
.,srtA Of hs base lac and Ussf q the 5lA priaepa
Bsefi eian.
Township seyeniy-six OF range nine.
An island tbs Mississippi river forming parts OF
sections seventeen. eighteen and nineteen IN town
ship 1yeight, Of range twu and parts ~ sections
thirteen aud twenty -four, vi township sixtyeisht, VI
range three.
Two small Islands m the Mississippi river forming
part of section sI, in town lip seventy OF range
one and parts OF srctions oae and twelve ia town
ship seventy, of range Two.
Al island the Mississippi river, forming parts OF
SECTIONS fifteen sixteen, twent y-one aud twenty Two,
except that portion of the island within the linis oi
section sixteen, aud two islands IN the same AVER,
one Of Them forming portion of sections twenty
two, twenty six aud twenty and the other,
parts Of sections twenty-two and twenty seyen--Hl
IN township seventy -four of range two
Three islands in the Mississippi river, forming
pats Of sections twenty one, twenty-five, twenty
seven, twery-eleht, twenty -nine and Ihiny-wo, ~
township seventy one, of range one.
Huron Island and six small islands in The N,issis-
spp ryer forming parts of sections three, nine, ten
fifteen, sixteen, tweBiy-oDe, twenty-five twe1ty
thee t~rnty-six, ~ enty-seven and hrty-t,uI eA
cept 20 much Of Huron Island lies within ths
limits of section sixteen, in township seveny-t"oi Of
range
An ISLAND in the Mississippi river, forming Part OF
section three in township seventy OF range one
and part Of section thirty four in township seventy
ihres, OF range one
| An Island 70 the Mississippi river forming parts OF
sections twenty two twenty -sesen and thirty -feu w
tow nship seventy three, Of range one.
Four Islands ia the Mi-sissppi river, frmng parts
If sections t~enyeighi 10 thirty five, inclusive IN
| tow ship seventy seven, OF range one
Land. Appropriate by law for the use of schools,
military other pufposs- will be excluded from sale
The sales Will each he kept open for TWO weeks,
(unlers the lands disposed Off and no
longer, aud private entries OF land in the town
ships offered will be adasi;led until after the expl-
IN ion of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington
this eighth day Of June Anno Domn 1913
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. ii BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the Gsaerd Land Office.
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ONDON BOOKS ON MEDICINE AND n r..
II Ghkf.-Just imported BY p. TAYLOR Ica
copies only, and this day received fenrslry on the
Throat, on the enlarged Tonsil and elongated ,u5.
vol. London, lsi3; Jones on Gravel, Calculus.
and Gout being Professor Liehg's Physi,ogy, OPP.
pied TO the prevention and of these di.sa,Js
( sol London, lsi3; johnson on Life, Healts. end
Disease, vol London, 1913; Food and its lrfu.
ence on Health and Disease, by Matthew Truman.
VI ID. vol. London, lsl3; hrsuss on the cure ct
Club foot, Bent knee, Wfy-peek, Spiral .DtfomIiv
&c, &c Lee on Stsmmering and Squirting arH 90
The Method (or their Removal 1 vol. London I-ll ,
Curtiss Treatise on tie Physiology and Pathology u
tie Ear, 'ol. octave and Others not enumerated
Books Periodicals., Sc, ported to orJer from Lone
don and Paris. ma, 10
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NOTICE To PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person oni tied % the right of rrremp,ion tc
any lands within the limits of The towtships Aho,,
enumtriisd, . rqaired & establish - same TO n,
rs'isise Ron Of the Register snd Reossr q he pro
lcr Land Ofiee. and make payment tacfcr a. soor
as practicable gfisr sesiHg as Hoft sDJ before h
ley aploinied iof the menceD~s' Of the pub j.
ssle oi the township, embracing ID, tract claimed
above drsignatej otherwise such cams will be for
icusd.
THO. n BLAKE
Commissioner II ne General Land ofcs.
June l2-td.
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANT,

NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right OF pre-smptioo
to any lands within the limits Of the tow nsits above
enumerated " rsquued 10 establish the same 10 tho
snisise on Of the Register and Receiver Of he pro
yer Land Office, and make payment therefor a. soon
practicable qler seeing this notice and before the
day appointed Tor the commencement q the puhlic
sale of the township, embracing the tract ella med
above designated otherwise such claim will be for.
fcIted. THO n. BLAKE.
Coianis'orer Of tas Central Land Office
inne i3-tds
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right OF % empiion
10 any lands within the limits OF the town4 ps above
enumerated is required TO establish the ste TO the
satisfaction of the Reg ster and Receverh The pro-
per land Office, aud make payment therfor, as soon
pra cable after seeing TINS notice and btore the day
appointed for the commencement of ~ public sale
OF the township, embracing the tract q med, above
designated otherwise such claim wilI5e forfeited.
THO. II liAkE,
Commissioner Of The Geners Land Office.
iune l4-t6 Nov
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Commissioner 9he General Land
By the President:
Ino II. BLAKs.

Every person entitled to the right of presumption
10 any lands within the limits of he townships above
enumerated is required to establish the same TO q
satisfaction of the register and receiver of he proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor, as 0s
practicable after seeing This notice. and before The day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
of the township embracing the tact claimed, above
Designated otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THO. ii. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
June t3-t Oct30
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Land 0fies rssaorsd from Lexington TO Clinfon, 10


GESEEtL LASp OFFICE,
June %, ls4J
4 DN1CE having been received from the Rc-l,ier
"A OF the Land Office at Lexington, Missouri. that
the removal OF that Office TO the town OF Clinton n
Henry county, as directed by the President, will be
elected on about the 81 day OF July next; III. D,
10 give notice that the public ssle OF land. ordered
be held a, Lexington on The second day OF Oct Der
next by the Executive proclaim alton bearing date
The sh inst, Will be held at the time prescribed n
the town Of Clinton aforesaid.
THO. VI. BLAKE
jun24-lawtlOct COMMISSION.
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of the FRS src'i. %
Il OF the act of Congress, appr, we'd March 3 1913
entitled San act pfosing The sale of eeftsiu %,
IN the States oil Ohio and Michigan. osted %, ~
Wyandoi tribe of Indians, and fJr o her lurt.,t
he Land Office nov al Lima will hs rem5vedt 49,
town If Up.er SandUsky, ~ithin the Ii It. tie
w yandot cession, as soon as practicable.
Further notice az TO The precise u le Of removal
will be issued by the Register and Receiver oi The
Lima Office.
Given under my hand at The City of WASH g,an
this lth day OF April, a. ID. is43
JOHN TYLER
Bv The President:
Tho Ii. Blanc,
Commissioner qftbe General Land OFv
april l3--law6w
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMAN rs.
Every person entitled to The right Of prescription
to any lands within the limits of the townships above
enumerated is required To establish the same to the
satisfaction Of the REGISTER and Receiver of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
practicable qter eng this notice, and before the
day APP ontsd for the commencement of the public
sale of the township embracing the tract claimed,
above designated, otherwise such claim will be for
iehed.
THO. H. BLAKE
Commissioner Of The General Land Office
June I3-tOctI6
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\ CAhD,-Thc following Card Wa published 10
Maroh last, and j. now rc-publish,I i1r Tie
roeommodaticn Of those who neglected attending % 1
The Undersigned respectfully bit most csfre.ty
requess all persons indebted 10 him PRIOR TO 43, TO
eali at hrs store before the 5th day Of next month";
\June) "a he viii lie constrained 10 place al debts
'Rheut distinction, then outstanding The hands Of
officer for collection, prom, settlemen iof them
teinG indispensable W FISCHER
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Commissioner Of the General Office
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the righ, of Ire-empon
any lands within the limits of the nshiJs above
enumerated 10 required 10 es, abli-h the TO the
satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver of the pro-
per Land Office, and make payment therefor
practicable oisr seeing this notice, and before he
day app inted for the commencement of The public
sale OF the township, embracing the tract claimed
above designated otherwise such claim will be for
fitted.
THO. II. BLAKE
Commissioner Of the General Land OtFce
lima
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NOTICE.


In refIfion 10 the remordl of the Land OFos q on
Miskodayto Mineral Poiat, in UShorsln Tn
'iiory.
In virtue ofihe authority conferred on the EIccu.
tive by the second section of the act OF Congress
approved The 2Gih day Of June 1884, entitled ian
additional Land Offices In the States OF
Illinois and Missouri, and in The Territory North Of
he State of Illinois, notice is hereby given that the
Land Office fol the Wisconsin District is TO be re-
moved from Muskoday TO Mineral Point, So soon as
the necessary arrangements ior that purpose be
made.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
/ his 18th day Of April A. ID. 1873.
JOHN TYLER
BY the President:
Tho. II BLAKE
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
april l3-law6w
NOTICE IS hereby given that the Land Office in
Iowa Territory, temporarily removed TO Ma
rion, IN Linn County, by Executive order, bearing
date the twenty first of December last, will as OH
as practicable, be restored TO the town of Du Buque
Given under my hand at the City of WashInglon
this 18th day Of June, A. d. le43.
JOHN TYLER
BY the President;
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land OtFcs.
June 9-law6w
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NOTICE.

In relation 10 the rsn,oroi II The Land Office from &
totcn Of Lima 10 Upper saadusky, ia Ohio.
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In rsiIfiOn 10 the remoral Of the Land OFos tV
Miskodayto Mineral Poilt, in W,shousln T,
iti0ry.
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PuIIAprIpuu. Nav o6,b 4,

PHILADELPHIA, May 26h, l8l3
The following testimony should not fail to enga age the
serious attention of those afflicted with diseases OF the
Nessrs CoNtsrocK * Co. Gentcmen,-We must tell
Won of the effects OF McNar's Acoustic OIL upon young
man OF our acquaintance. He has been very deaf for
fifteen years. since he Ave Of age produced by
scroulous affection We induced him to the oil and
he can hear almost as well as any He was at
church. and heard the first time all the minister sad
all the exercises last Sabbath, and delightful
person is hardly possible to conceive. He has large
circle Of acquaintance, and the fame of McNar's OIL is
spreading and many have bought IL this week and are
using it, lie has paid $50 TO $75 for advice of
doctors within the past six months to no benefit and pnid
$50 two three years since in Boston, TO have his
tonss taken out; you how anxious he to hear
lie bad he could not hear sound in church of the
voice orgsn and only knew from the arng of the seat
that the organ playing Will the suffering class
this article along with the many humbugs of tho day3
II they do they are the only sufferers.
Respectfully,
tCOMsTOCK & WILLIAMS, L
No North Fifth st, Pha.
To be had In this city genuine only at a Courtan Il
st, Lear Broadway.
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COMPARATIVE EXPENSES OF DIVORCE IN ENGLAND
AND SCOTLAND" The laws" says Horne Tooke,
are open to the rich as well as the poor, and so is
the London Tavern - but the poor man, for all
practical purposes, finds himself excluded from
both. This has been strikingy illustrated by an
able writer IN the last number of the Law Maya
zine, who, in reference to the comparative expense
of the remedy OF divorce in England and Scotland
furnishes the following astounding facts OF the ac-
curacy of which we believe there can be doubt.
After observing that the costs Of obtaining divorce
are at present so heavy that none but wealthy
man can think of this description OF relief, he
adds
" The expenses actually incurred last session in
prose cutting Mr.. Miiford's divorce, were as fol-
low -
Costs OF action, fl6l IL
Proceedings in Doctors Commons, 2s3 Ia
Parliamentary COSTS 537 IL
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that case no particular opposition was thrown
IN the way OF the petitioner, and his expenses
lessened by some personal friend getting up and
managing the evidence The average cost of an
ordinary divorce ranges from fl 900 to 81 800, and,
il difficulties occur, the amount is much larger. Ii
is well known that Lord Elenboroughs cost nearly
f5 600"
The contrast between The expenses of divorce
in England and Scotland, is thus strlkingly
stated t.
The average expense OF dlsannulng marriage
in the Court OF Session lis about ESQ; and have
been assured by Scotch practitioner, of great ex-
perence in proceedings OF this nature, that he has
lately carried tn ough four untigaed divorces, In
none of which did the costs amount IN f20 and in
one, the entire sum spent was ELS It's 81. The
remedy is thus placed within the reach ofevery one
who Is not actually a pauper and the resulting
benefit cannot be better ascertained than by OBJ
serving the class of persons n whose favor divorces
are actually granted. In list Corning an appen-
dix this artcle) Of all the DEGREES OF divorce pro-
nonnced in the Court ot Session from November,
1896 to November, 1871, we find four servants, four
laborers two soldiers, sailor, aud every variety
of small shopkeepers in short, out OF the ninety
five divorces which were granted in Scotland dur
ldg that period. there are certainly not more than
six that could by possibility have been obtained in
England"
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City Intelligence.

UNION CoURsE.-The sweepstakes and purse, $780, two
mile heats which TO have been to-day, are
postponed until TO "wednesday account Of
the weather There will be fpe days sport Thurs.
day Qast day. Three will off. Purse mile
heats purse $780, three mile heats, and Jocky Club
purse, $500, four mile heals.
The TRoTTIre MAIeH between Rpton and Americus
mile heats in sulkey for $1,000 side, dee ded
the Beacon course II Hoboken yesterday afternoon. o.
leaving the the ~ st heat Americas broke. R-
ton passed him and kept the ad thinning the heat an
AIS IN the second heat Americas b. oke til quar-.
ter turn and Rpton led the way all round performing the
heat III I'm Ais and winning the pursethus taking all
three OF the purs - 10 succession.
FoReETy Tse s,coND d. Gst.-On The I4tboi May. q
named Michael Donnegan passed counterfeit, So OF
the Agricultural Bank. at Potshold, Mass, TO Georg
Smith, porter house keeper coruer OF Avenue b. and
Third street, receiving liquor and change in
On sunday he gain attempted to pass similar bill at tho
same house but feted aud to the watch house
shortly after he lodge there, another man. Michael
McDermott alias McG,ven, called TO procure DonnegaD's
release, telling the Captain Of the Watch tina, he had
given the bills to Donlegan which bills he together with
Daniel Psegrcw, had found under the foot o,
Eight street, while getting tagging stones that h.
did not know they counteres and had never before
attempted to pass them. The Captain detained McDer
mott and both yesterday fully committed at the up.
per police.
CoRorERs OrrIog The Coroner held inquest At the
Shot tower, the body of man, apparently sailor,
On his right marked anchor, on hrs left, the
initials - NJ g." and underneath them the figure OF a
sloop. The jury returned verdict OF FsuHd Drown
cd and the body was inferred in the Potters Field
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TO- GOLD, SILVER, DIAMONDS, PEARLS AND

TO- GOLD, SILVER DIAMONDS PEARLS, AND
all the most costly gems initiated to such perfection,
that but very few unnitiaed persons positively tell
paste brooch ring from diamond, the real pearl from
the imitation, German silver from the genunehu' put
them into The hands OF the connoseur how soon the de-
fusion vanshes when he airms that they are but vile
end base mutations SO il with the most valuable in
ventions well stones and metals None but the IN
imtsbe in value initiated in appearance and as soon
the consumer Uhe Just connosseur) attempts to
them he finds their utter uselessness Thus
with that most valuable OF all Inventions the celebra
ted Metallic Razor Tablet of George Saunders 63 Broad
way has the target for imitation the last twen
ty five years.
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10 KAISINU Of BLOUD-CONSUMPTION-
REMARKABLE CURE.-ELzABETHTowN, NJ Feb.
20, lsl2-About two months ago was seized with q vio
lent cold, accompanied by rackng cough, which soon
caused raising of bleod tried various remedies but
did any good; but, the contrary, my cough in
creased, and was feared would result in consumption
By accident, DR.. Wistsr's Family Medical Guide my
eye which recommended Balsam OF Wild Cherry. rur-
chased bottle used it. and in one week ceased raising
blood, my cough entirely disappeared and my health
was completely restored, enabling me TO attend to my
business as usual. JAMES w. WOODRUFF.
We the undersigned, acquainted with Mr. J. w.
Woodruff and can all who do not know him, that
his statement entitled full credit Where he is
known his word needs not endorsement.
APOLLOS NJ. ELMER,
P. for the rounty of Essex, NJ.
CHARLES WINANS,
J. p. for borough of Eliz ,bethtown, NJ.
Sold at l25 Fulton of Nassau street. and 1877
Hudson the publication office, Dexter Albany; Bad
ger, Newark.
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0y- sEAsTCKNEss, HEADACHE, PALPITATION
Of the heart sintng and most nervous Affections cured
by Shermans Camphor Lozenges Scarcely shin leaves
this city but what supplied with them. Captain Chad.
wick, OF the London packet ship Wellington, has
them fully tested on many persons and they the
only remedy sickness h, heard Of The Rev.
Mr. Croswel Of Auburn has used them repeatedly for
headache, and with thu hnppest result. In fact many
hive used Shermans Lozenges aud recommended them,
that hardly know who icnoran, OF their virtues.
D.. Shermln warehouse is at LOG Nassau street Agents.
% Chestnut street. Phabelpha; Stanwix Hail. Albany;
and s state street, Boston.