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iAlEINIsL E1lli a KING
ESTA3LISHHTENT

0AiBINlA1EHlllA KING
: ESTABLISHMENT,
HaE undersigned would respectfully an.
- noence 70 the citizens Of Shepherd s;owu
ana Iis vicinity, that he still continues DE
Gabinet-Making BnsiaeSs.
III all its various branches 1His shon (, ~
doors below EATERS Hoisl, 6n the oppusiteside
adjoining the Grocery S,efe pf Bilmy ra { Co.,
where he has on hand
GOOD SUPPLY or
.RIl3Y14EQOJ217
of various kinds, and OF tie best q1aIil, @bieb
he will sell OF. liberal ter9s, and take in ex.
change all kinds Of country produce all urnrke,
prices.
Iie.Hould also give notice that he las prO.
vided himself with good HEARsE. snsls iii Al
all times be prepared to furnish C0FFENs, ana
10 convey: them promptly 10 any place Ii ne
county, d The shortest notice, and upoa tbe
mogtIeasonable terms
THOMAS HOPKINS.
Shepherdstovn, Aug 8. Is4A--.r
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Re cautious to ask for the original Doctor
Swa5ne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, as
all other prepal atoms from this valuable tree
are fictitious ant, coupterfeit.. Prepared only by
DR.. Swayne, whose eiIfce has heen removed To
n w corner o. Eighth and Race Streets, Phila-
delphia.
gFJust received and for sale at my Drug
Store 10 Shepherds!dwn, large supply OF the
genuinet COMPOUND Syrup sf villa Cherry.
II III HENRF S. FoRNEY. .qgent.
Sheph6rdstoMp. June. 90 an.
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List orLetters.

ID EMAINlNS in the Post Once, Charles
II town, Va, on the Both September, 1874.
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BALrI,.oEE. Jcne lo. 1S4A.

Messrs SANDs-GeHilemen ..-Nfost cheerfnlly 10
add 10 the numerous testimonials Of our lite pre-
sentative Sarsaparills i was attacked in the year
1889 with scotfuIons affection on MY 1ippeI5 lipI
aud continuing upward taking hold OF my nose aud
Surrounding parts, patti The passages for convey ing
sirom the eyes TO She NOSE destroy 3D. which
caused an uueeasine Cow Of tears. ltIsiso affected
my gums, causing discharge very UNPLEASANT and
my teeth became SO loose that it would DOT have been
hard task TO pull lheJn out with slie ht ieik-sueh
we're my feelings snd:suferipg at.lbis time thai
Was rendered perfectly miseiabie. consulted the
first Ply sieans Of the City, but with nile benefit
Every thing heard Of wat tried, Blu; ail Of no SER
vice, and as last resort was recon mened change
Of air ;but this like other remedies did no good
the disease continued gradually 10 increase, Until
my whole body was affected Bat thanks 10 hui
manly, my Physician recommended your prepare
tlOh Of Slrsaparilla. Il procured from your agent
in this CITY, Dc. James A. Reed, 6botties, and in
less time than three months restored TO health
and happiness. Your Sarshparilla alone effected the
cure, and with desire Jlfat the afflicted may no
longer suffer, butuse The right medicine andhe flee
from disease. with feelings Of joy and gratitude
remain your friend,
. DANIEL McCoNNlKAN.
Any DESTROYS ~ Know farther psrtic ulars will
find me al my residence in Front street, where il
will shordime Pleasure to communicate any thiBgin
relation toths cure
DANIEL MecoNNIKAN.
Personally appeared before me the above named
Daniel Meconnikan ind made oath OF the facts con
tanned in the foregoing statement.
JOHN CLOUD,
Justice Of the Peace of the City cf Baltimore.
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence OF
its superior yalqe and Efficacy see pamphlets which
may be obtained gratis.
Prepartd and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. b. * d.. SANDS, Druggists,
70 Fulton street, 273 Broadway. II East Broadway
Also BY JOSEPH NJ. NIUKLlN,
+ e Be,ryriae
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout ihe
United States. Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles
ez-1lc public are respectfully requested 10 re-
member that is Ssnd5 Ssrsaparila that has and is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures of The
most difficult eiass of diseases to which the human
frame is sqseet ;hercferei ask for Sapdss Sarsapa-
rills, and fake no other:
Serfemher ( 10IA-fv
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DIX. AgRBxTS
Vegetable Rit(es.s anF pills.
COnsWallptiO i, ComsaaaM ptf0ia,

y =
fsDr.
s#ayneas
9 COMPOUND sgt
4 rup ofAN ld cAer,
u. ny, for Coughs, Cpldst =
.corsumpton, pi1irnl5y
Of Breathing Path and SJres
ness Of i1e3 Bfeasl. 3Asllma,
Whpepng Cough, BFbuchIIis-
il shoFt al: diseases that .deTcate
orwou!j be likely 10 lead toe bhsamp-
lion those who isFse usel thtsi.nedfeine !.
need not be told df us virtues; Is j safe a.
mily medicine none Mas ealraIied III tery pleal
SAINT in its taste, aedfrom is Strengthening nqo
pertIes Ills very much sought fEer ~ those
whose nerFpus ss Stem has be Impaired,
tickling s6r rsisgrs in The ii oat, Sc, &
10 strengthen andeiear lie ,ece and
throat. Pa6Hc Speakers hbxe
~ found il aniadmil able rqme-
dy. As'hgn Calonel has
heeptoo fef1N used .tt4is
medicine vii pre- vnat
It's eyll effects ana
iepair9the Bt!-
iiarY func-
4Ainn- ki
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Dr. D J1yFr, philadelphia. I.


FHlLADELPiIiA, Nav TO, la3S.
DR. jayne Dear Sfr feel fhall can hardly
say enough in iafpr Of your Hair Tonic. Ny.
dlalr had been falling Oh. FOR about TWO years,
aad had become very thIu, threatening. speedy
badness When eomnienc using youfEemedy.
HIP about one week it deased TO fall Off have
Eased il Dow8lor ahoujlhree months apdShaYs as
Ifilil aud thick lead df hair ss / can bossibly
aeslre have xe corDmended itsNase tcta num-
per Of my ffiends,' who All speak we'll Of II. If
faithfully employed 1 have no doubt of!its sen-
eral SUGGEST may add that before using YOUR
Tonic, had tried mary OF the sarious articles
employed fqr The hair, such 2s the Maeassar oil,
all The Different preparations Of Bears Oil, Vel
geiable Hair eil Sc. without experiencing
much, If any, benefit.
Respectfully yours, S B Frrefs, MD.
III Nol72 Chesnut Stteet
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The ladies

'hh respectfully invited 10 give me call
z - ana examine my stock ofJEWELey and
rshey Articles 10 t.ieir way. Il
I have Just received soae
Fire Gold Pencils,
Rings. aud Breast Rms.
Hair fi1s, Sleeve Pins. &c
July ls III e rapNr9-
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Iully yours ) u FIreH, " u.
hi Nosl72 Chesnu. stkees.
!. HAn.LrON. Feba Is. 1910.

a = h d n AHlLTUN, FGDe To- Is4U.
Or. D. Jatne-lDear Sir ~ mad not finished
The hFst BOTTLE Of your aaa Tonic, before de-
cided change was manifest over tie bald paft 81
;ffe head Is Which il was q pplied. At I'd rro,s,h
OF fue glossy hair, much like thatr OF a. -ipfaaps.
appeared, add has coGtlaied 10 increase. 81 t6at
| have had il Gu, two Or three lines
began the use Of tie Tonic with Httie otNpo
faith thatit would ever beIsnccessf,,ls q, inv
mead aud + was as much SURPRISED as IS lighfed
when saw the effect. You recoltect
ance of my head-when in your olice i alsnre
you 1he hair has been nearly, II moi cutie ~
nch long al die times have had itcnt 81 m
parts which we're nearIysdestitute of apy Wien
yon saw me. il was;;ahoweter+T very ine tbongh
quite thick. Respectfully yours &c.
GEoRGE w. EAToE
Professor n Hamilton Literary and TheoIogi
cal Seminary, Madison 20 II
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40 the Public.


TENNIS is the seasos 10 take medicine 10 re-
u move the liver comp ami, dropsy, disr-
rhnl. siek ksadsehg, giddinsss. maladies Al.
sn5dlg lsmales and $hiidfeh, cleanse The sio-
mach, bowels, and Kidneys, ague and bilious
complaints, s4ellingss psns, wosrs, erup1ions,
gravel and rheumatisp, by carry Ing Of phiegn,
waterisb, rHiril gro9 thick lumors. o6struc-
lions from ihs blood. There IS 40 doubt tbat
iffaDilies ana persons generally were aeqnaint-
ed with the efficacy and ahealing power Of Da-
-sies' Family Pills, thfy might save many dol.
lar now paid for doctors bills; they are =
mild and gentle in iheir oPersiion.
10 SOLD BY
Az G w H0LLANTj.
Harpss- Ferry :;
John II. BOYD.
.Fsriinstaggi
] A0ORE.
No &C. .Ms.kst 81 Basiimsrs
Aug. 1. 1914 -3m.
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klIlled and Ptatd LinSeHs.
ENaE subscribers have q large stock Of FalIed
Il and Paid Linseys, and Homemade iFlsn-
hels, which VIII be sola on accom- mod,,;nr
terms CRANES sADLgR.
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Professor IN Hamilton Literary and TheoIoa
cal Seminary, NJ adiscn Co. N. X.

From 9he somerviTle IN j. Wing.
Some timeIsln called upon Mr. p Mtson
o. somerFllle, for DR.. Jayne'S Celebrated Hair
Tome. 10 restore my hair, which was then fslh
ing on daily procured one bottle, and applied
lis contents according TO the direetious When
the bottle was exhausted, ! discovered ID M
great surprise and satisfaction, that The vouag
Hair was stating Handsomely !; | therefore NM,
chased another, and soon iii had used tbrSa
bottles, and now, as acompensafion, nv hair i
as thick as eyer
And what Is. more surprising, nv haldoess
was not occassoned by sickness, in which ease
there is greater hope Of restorsfion--sut was
hereditsry. Jas. O RocSRs, Meshodsst Min
ister, Mount Horeb, Somerset Css, N j
Jssns's Tonic Yermifuge, a safe and pleasant
remedy for worms Dyspepsia. weaknsss. los
OF appetite and for intermiltAn, feTer, aaa Ague
and Fever.
Jayne's Carminaiive Balsam, Is acertfin. safa
and effsctual fafe FOR Dysentery, Diarrsn cha.
iera MorDus, Summer complaint, Cbolic .ssriring
PaiBs, Sour Stomachs sick and nefvotsIIsaa.
ache, Heartburn, Waierbrash. PAID OF s,ckSsssl
Of the Stomach. and all bowel afiectioaR
Jayne's SanAtive. Pilsfor Liver compliant. Dys.
pePsia. Rheumatism, diseases Of the skius lms..
rity 81 the Blood, CosiHeDess, Pain8 4 sha 4
limbs. Bilious affections, Female Diseasex. ana
for ali diseases where m alserative-of psFgslivs
medicine may be required.
Prepared opy BY DR. D JAYNE No om so.,As
Sd Street. Philadelphla, where bis othes yal,,ss
biersmedies may Be had--and for sale IL
JOHN r BROWN, charlestswn
JOSEPH CROSBY, HarporE Fsrrs
bruags ,sfSli.-Iy
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II you put hot coal in your pocket. il
viii burn its way out. Ay and SO will
a%bad deed that is hidden make" itself
known. a JagH concealed u a fauH dou
6led and-so ron will find il through life
Never hide your faults.
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] Nn. Il. Hllllcr,s ROW.

January s., ls43.-,f,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

Punch ssysshe once. saw father knock
his boy down, and he~thought il the most
striking picture Of con ao,o1 be ever be
held. Nh
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Gambling for Death.-A pugiIist named
Shelton, after day'splessure at Ham.
stead. England. gsmbled away bis money
and clothes. and then tossed With his com.
panion tosee which should hang himself /;
The lot again fell upon Shelton. who ac-
tuplly borrowed sixpence TO purchase the
hsltar. and then fulfilled his engagement.
4 Waterman came up at the moment, and
cut him loose, for which service the poor
fellow was kaocked down by Shelton In
the excess Of his indigestion for the later.
ference. \.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

Putting on an .qgpenanes.-A bailiif
calling al The residence Of distressed
Quaker 10 serve a writ. was refused ad-
-1niltance. He said 10 The servant, I" Your
master is at home, but will not see me.
aHe has seen thee. friend" replied AOi-
gail, "but does not Ike Thy appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

FIRST P.4GE-PoETRY: Two sceaes in the stFsss s.S -
London; When Coneth Back the Year!' =. fho'~ 's,
GimPses Of Europe-Veyay Chi!lon, Lausanhr oe e.as
-Bya Travelling New Yorker; Letter from our e0in it
pondent at Albaoy also, om our Ldiana cotrsSp'I'N
Is. C.) at indianapolis.
SECOND The IDEAL Poem by Augustus oao'ei s,,
Fofsign Items Letter from New York BY Lyo I;..
Child syyania Assoc.iiouA Letter from tne Nv u Va.
Correspondence of the Tribune from HALIFAX T. ~
Philadelphia; &C. sc. p,rr
1IIRD-A Deep ard Mighty Shadow Poen' oS D- Daad
Cornwa; Letter from An Abotonst Cofe,,y. s,.s..
with Gov Seward; Reputation IN Indiana, -, ~
chusetts Legislature; NewYotk Legislature; o0D0'
sonaI; Political Items. he
FOURTH-Henry Clay, Poem; Church Contfo'st'
tween Rev DR. Potts and Rev Dr. Wainwright '0A''
siomsl Proceedings, sc. sc. :,
FIFrI-EplToRIALs: Let Us Eiectioneer' .'a'v
Alorality;' Last Kick at the Tariff; he CO..
Committee of Nine, SC. sc.
SIXTI-The Right Of Petition; Protection and no ~
ton; Names and Things; New York Farmers t I'g ps
Prof Bronson's Lee tuTe; Cutler vs.. Oatman-o g.
tils of Love Law and Matrinony; Foreign News; a "
SEVENTH-The Maldels Revery, Poem; NafFo" nj; NJ
cape from Two Bears; Foreign and Domestic ipN
gfnce; Commercial Markets. Marriages. Deaths ..,.v ~
EIGHTH-A Chapter Of Murders; Commercial and ''->'
Matters; Advertise ments; Sc. esa
Terms: 81 per year. 20 copies sent 20 one adot s,y
Single copies, ST Ali subscriptions PAYABLE I
In advance. Address GREELEY McELRA!I
Tribune Buildings, opposite the City Hail. New 1s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

HONESTY AND GENERoSITY.--A few weeks sncs
worthy mechanic. and one who works too with
his own hands, missed his wallet, containing tor,y
dollars. which he at once gave up as lost and
thought it would be of no use 10 advertise it. 4
month or two after he met with the loss he noticed
an advertisement in one OF our city papers, of
Wallet Found He Immediately called on the
advertiser, and after describing the wallet was
pronounced his and was, with all lis contents re.
stored. The personwho found i, was a poor girl
who toited dail V with her needle for subsistence
What adds to the pleasantness OF this incident is,
this hard working. but generous mechanic, insisted
upon the girls taking SO OF the money as reward
for her honesty. Hartford "atchman.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

- The Invisible Wig so

~ The Invisible wig so closely resembles .a ne
real head hair that sceptcs nd c3nnosseufs have %
nounc-i the perfect and extraordinary Invention 0 ~
day Th- great advantage Of this move and unique "
its being made without viewing, which eaase n
anu-sr.nce so closely resemble the natural haf oo
gh,ress and natural appearance defy detection 10 ga
being beautiful and so tfes that In all c G
p-rspratiOn evaporation eded and the great e
ofoh-f Wigs entirely avoided. The scepc and connoi's
alike invited 10 inspect this novel and beautiful " G -
the peculiar method Of fitting th- head the nanuac,um ~
A c. BARRY li5 Broadway corner of Lbery-,tfer.s,
sr4
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
Fnov Nrx,co.-Our latest dates from ~ :.

FROM MExIco.-Our latest dates from the c;,,
OF Mexico are to the 9th of December last. W.
learn from them that the former Commissioners
from Yucatan did return, as had been an,ic;
patcd, to Vera Cruz in the French steam vessel
Of war Grifon They had authority, twas IN
ders,ood, to accept the private propositions MADE
to them by Santa Ana the day before they lei,
Vera Cruz.
It was generally believed in the latter city TIA,
the difficulties between Mexico and Yuca,sD ~.
all arranged, and upon terms OF peace the mas,
reasonable TO the revolted province The onr
fear is that treaty Of peace may be but ano,bs:.
truce, to be observed by Santa Ana only 50 long
as he may be in difficulties with the English
The brig Petersburg arrived at Vera Cruz .,
the Sth ultimo, from New-York. ltwas unde,
stood that very important dispatches were re
ceived by her from the Mexican Embassy in Lon
don TO the Home Government. They were fo,
wardcd to the capital by the way of Manga d.
Clayo, the residence of the Mexican Presdep,
\. Q. Picayuue o.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

IL Letters from Matanzas to the 22d unmo
make 10 mention Of a servile instruction as
having lately occurred in that part of Cuba. Il
is stated, that as some symptoms of such an
event were manifested, as precautionary rea.
sure, troops had been despatched from Natanzas
to the disturbed district In this movement M
doubt, originated the erroneous report which has
found its way into many of the newspapers with.
in the last few days. Nat. lntealgencec
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

u PRoFEssoR GoURAUp's LEcruREs.-With
the exception of Ole Bulls Concert night, we
have not seen the Tabernacle SO crowded this
season as it was last evening. The Lecture was
intended as Introductory TO a Course, and was
listened to with great interest and satisfaction by
a most intelligent audience The perfect and
ready attainability of Mr.. Gouraud's wonderful
system OF Memory was most satisfactorily dem
onStrated by the ready answers of a private class
of pupils who were promiscuously interrogated
from programmes in the hands of the audience.
We have no space this morning for an extended
notice, but will recur to this Lecture again. We
trust that the Lecture will be repeated
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS.-A collection of modern
Paintings is now exhibiting at the corner of Cham
bers-strcct and Broadway, which is well worthy
OF the attention of our citizens The proprietor
intends disposing of them at public auction in the
course of the ensuing week, and in the mean time
the gallery is thrown open to the public, free of
charge. This collection embraces upward of 200
subjects, many OF them being superb copies OF the
most celebrated Paintings in the Louvre and other
European galleries. They are all in the most per-
icct order, elegantly framed, and arranged in the
gallery with exquisite TASTE We would be glad
to partlcularlze some few of the Paintings, but
prefer that such of our readers as have taste for
the arts should examine for themselves. We are
always glad when we have it in our power TO di-
rect the attention of our citizens to exhibitions of
this nature, aud especially Sc in this instance,
where the admission is entirely free, We are al.
most sorry that the collection is to be broken up
but if the dispersion of these beautiful Paintings
shall in any wise tend to improve the taste and
sharpen the public mind for the meritorious pro-
ductions of talent and genius, we arc content.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

u The Captain and crew OF the brig Far
field, wrecked some tune since on the island of
Samans, have returned. The Baltimore Amer.
can gives the particulars of the wreck-also the
measures taken by Capt. Mattison, Commander
of the q. States brig Brainbridge, to obtain the
release of the captivcs at Gonaives. He acted,
1t seems with the decision and energy becoming
the Commander of one of our naval vessels
From the same source we learn that the U. S.
Revenue Gutter Nautilus, which came to Mas.
sau to demand the slaves who fed there some
time since from Florida, having committed mur-
der at Key Bscayenne, was compelled to return
without them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
CorRT CALENDAR TINS DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 81, -. So ID, 20. As, 81
81 81. 68 70 2l, o., !6, IL So 80, 81, 80, III, o3 =
-. 81. q.
81 III
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1l-3 P. NJ
DEATH OF WORTHY MAN.-Capt Joseph
Hand long and iavorably known as one OF the most
extensive shipping merchants in Philadelphia, died
last evening, about o. o'clock, after bret illness
Capt. Hand has been for number of years engaged
| extensively in the New-Orleans, Mobile, Charleston
and Wilmington, n. C.. trade, and aged about
48 years at the time of his deccase. The flags Of
the shipping in port are displayed at half mast.
SUDDEN DEArHs.-Three or four sudden deaths
have occurred within the past two days, the most
affecting of which was thai of an old lady named
Lewis, who was burned to death.
SERIOUS sACCIDESTs.-AeXander Linn, employed
in Grays Brewery, met with serious accident yes
terday afternoon by being precipitated through the
hatch. \ large iron hook entered his grom, !ntlict
Ing frshttul wound. He now lies in the Hospital,
III dangerous situation. This morning, James
Hunter, hand on board the schr. Leader, at the
Girard wharf, had his thigh broken.
SUICIDE.-Wm p. Jackson, a merchant Tailor,
residing in the neighborhood of Fifth and Arch ss.,
committed suicide on Tuesday by shooting himself
| through the heart. No mention of the case has
been made by the Coroner, who held an inquest over
| the body.
}. A. Moore, joumeyman Printer, was commit
| ted TO prison last evening by AID. Brazler, on a
charge of bigarny Two ladies. the reputed wives
OF the young typo, presented themselves IN the
office, and were introduced TO each other by the
defendant with great nonchaldnce. Mr. Moore
too kicked up serious row IN the othce' by dra"
ing dirk upon the officer.
BURGLARlEs-In the District of Spring Garden,
during the last five days, no less than seven bur
glaries and rcbberies have been committed. This
speaks well for the County Police
Srocxsrhere larger amount OF business done IN
ing to about S2 900. State t!yes gradually npoyns
having advanced again Reaiins Railroad improved l. bpr
Reading Bonds fell off Gra!d Penns lvaia
Bank declined Lehgh Skies H. Al the Second Board the
following occurred 200 shares Gard Bank 8I 5000
Reading Bonds 73s 50 shares lck.buTg ST. do Union
Bank Tennessee at 6',; do Reeding Railroad 25. 81
do do at 26i: 50 do Wilmington Railroad d. fi4t at III 80
do Schuykll Navigation -; $3.50 Lehgh Skies at 36
5000 State Elves days Hat al Co., 10 shares Peans ynia
Bank 2i2;.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

r S,Nn.s S,Rs,p,RrlLA-fI,alth is the choicest bless
luz Heaven can confer man, comparison 10 "h'ch Th f
worldly treasures sink into nothing and nSignlicinGe' I
royal robes of princes cannot compare VITA the inndy
health Thousands suffering from diseases that nave !yuu.
them total wreck might by proper Treatment ana n M -.
Of The right medicine entirely regain Their het.tm e
the mucous tissues chronic rheumatism scatIca OF uos2
scroula kings evil salt rhe,n bes, ba6efs ,tch anu sum-
lar diseases will be safely and eecuay cured 9Y ,he m
Smdss Sars4pafa which has been used in many hou'aH@
OF cases with complete success. .,,on
by A. b. SANDS x co Druggists. (Or2nlte h pullGmsIl
of Broadway and Chambersstree 5oa aso y r
B. X D. SANDS 70 Fulton, OF Gold:set' ahu a., a, -
Fast Broadway corner Of Marketseet Pnce per OO'''
Sly hniilrS for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-12

33Counties II 800 1906. l4,S02 l2,079
Wing maj -. 1884 Do. in Oct..,l,923
Showing Wing gain Of GIL.