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A CARD.
TO PARENTS AND GEARDIANS

LADY ofsupeor talents and requirements desrous Of
/lhavng few pupils instruct in Music. Her method
Of instruction will be found 70 be the most expeditions pro-
them in the thorough knowledge and theory Of the
line directed X. NJ, the Office Of this paper will be
duly attended to, o7 lm-rc
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treasury NOTES OUTSTANDING. G.-TREAsuRy Dr-
pARrMENT, Registers Office, November i. Is,s =
OF the several issues outstanding Is November
$50 as per records Of this Office $647 464 le.
X H, 0ILLET, Register
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g y M M E R CIAL.
Es~-rl

Exs-z New York, Monday, Nov. 3.
AsHEs-Transactions limited and market rather dull
Pots SO SIT Pearls 50 lat.
CoTroN-The markets. quist-the sales are so small
that with limited stock, it longer becomes ine-
resting. Prices well maintained and we continue
our quotations.
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IMPORTED FRENCH BOOTS Of the best quality
at the extreme low price Of s. co. The best Of French
Boots made 70 otder s. and great Of fine
Cali Boots - and "a finest calf Shoes 81 So 2 also
1dy will find in this the greatest assortment Of Caters
bers Prunelia Slips white and black satin, &c. &c.
Likewise Boys Calf Boots and Shoes Misses and Children
do all kinds and ccors manufacturer also
French Goods and warnted the best aud cheap cheapest
at 367 Broadway corner Franklin street.
ollm+nc M CAHILL,
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MEXICAN SCRIP FOR SALE

BOUT $4,000 in Mexican Scrip bearing per cent interest
"A and payable in II quarterly nstamens
by the present holder, who about Europe
Offers received until the 18th October proAmo addressed
to f. r., 2s2 Broadway. -
Capitalists will find this profitable and secure investment
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LrvERPooL CLAssrrrcArror.
Cotton Trade.

FLouR.-Genesee firm at SIS 629 a $5 rs; Georgetown
So 80; Baltimore $5 20 a So 37k.
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TO TAIIORS

rHOSE who desire attain knowledge Of FASH
onabe Cutting in all its various branches would do well
to obtain Stnemes Complete Work the ubject which
be obtained of the only s Broadway Price
froUf q tn psrb book. Of I'm. mi
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Flour Market.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-The quantity of -four and wheat
which reached tide water during the week which ended
yesterday exceeded the receipts of any previous week
of this or any other season. The following the
figures:
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published in city papers, account OF foolish or
der of the Court, will furnish you with brief sketch

published in our city papers, ON account OF foolish or
der Of the Court will furnish you with brief sketch
Oft as far as progress has been made
MARGARET EHRMAN the principal witness testified to
the particulars OF the outrage wniGn s N
she had landed from Bremen when the occurrence took
placethat she was returning from the upper part OF
the city about O'Clock at night with young
trymsn others named syler and when they arrived at
the President railroad depot the prisoner at the
bar and his four colleagues, rushed from behind
and seized hold Of the prisoner drawing knife and
driving OFF young syer with threats They then took
her behind some cars, and threw her down, when
Macintosh held her and violated her person-hat the
prisoner at the bar then committed the same outrage
on her, they having first tied handkerchief her
mouth, and the other four holding her firmly that she
could offer resistance. Two Of the other prisoners
also outraged her person before assistance came when
the whole party and left her.
The prisoners counsel then put three questions to her,
first, whether she was married woman-second,
whether she mad ever been tnrd whether
she had ever had child. She answered the two first
questions in the negative when argument ensed
the admissiby Of the third and the Court decided that
whether she had had child to which she gave
affirmative reply-the expectation being that she would
deny H. and that her testimony might be nvaldated by
proving that such had been the case.
Her testimony was given in German, and translated
by an interpreter who either did not know his busne
else seemed to desire that she should understand
the questions put her. give proper
There appeared therefore several in
statement, which were evidently caused by misun.
derstandng mis.interpretation. As the gl is here
irendless and alone it to be hoped that the German
Socet WI" select good German scholar to be present
during the next trial and that she is neither made
the victim Of ignorance or any thing else.
The watchmen who first came the scene OF outrage
testified that they found her lying down. with her per.
son exposed, as they had left her. apparently unable
from exhaustion to rise and that lifting her to her
feet, she was scarcely able to stand.
Capt Costgan and the officers who arrested the pri
Roberts, testified that they charged him with the
offence in presence of his father and that he acknow
ledged the truth Of the charge begging his father to
compromise the matter and get him Off That his father
she refused
The above the and substance Of the testimony
emitting certain OF the details that unfit for publca-
ton, which forms unbroken chain that cannot be
severed by an honest and righteous jury.
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Medical Aid,

nR COOK 66 Gold street, regular Medical and Surg
II cal Doctors had than 80 experiences in the
diseases all their varieties
and stages With exception Dr. Cook has cured
Dr. native born citizen Of the United States and
member Of the Medical Society Terms for advice and med
fee will receive particular and prompt attention. oil
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Passengers Arrived.

LiyERPocL-Packet ship New York-Capt J w Newell r.
n; Mrs ANeweil; Chestnut, Mrs Chestnut Of Charles
ton 81; Arnold Harris Arkansas; Armstrong Miss NJ
steerage - N
= " -
SAyANNAH-BriF Exact-Mrs Tufts, DR. Tufts w Gordon,
Hidley-2 III the steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
ST McHAELs-Brig Henrico, from Bo.ron-Thos Hickling
appointed U Consul FayaI.
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BA TTEKY HOTET.

BATTERY PLACE.
IT HE proprietor Of this establishment now ready to make
arr aneements ior BOARD with families single gentle
men, during the winter, on the reasonable terms.
n3 lwtm M. PE,TTET Proprietor.
WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING KOOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find tins desirable House,
- being convenient to the business part Of the city Thi:
establishment Y htted up with entirely furniture. Good
and saosna & dGnsr ls cents lodgings cents For
very reasonable terms.
All the delicaces Of the served up soon they
arrive ~ marke at half the price of other houses Elegant
private piror Tor the referee private dinners
PerPartle.: Inc very best Of houor. ju3 Sm-rc
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
CAROLINA HOTEL, BROAD STREET
HE s. ssuBsCRlBER deems it but to inform hso
ihat he SUI contnucs to cater for their and
da1,on ana would be happy to receive their tavors
The carolina Hotel be for
uavelen families than any former period
IN " favor him with their patronage.
Omnbus'es will be IN attendance the thor ugh-
fares to convey to his house. and ready
to take them thence to the railroad stsampacket
-. ANGUS STEWART
u Dinner and private parties attended to as usual
o29 law4wkr
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NOTICE,

M ESSRS CLARKE u STEVAN solic, rho na,,on,a. =,
he puolc 70 tieir Temperance Intelligence Office 9jH
s.,est where they can have Of the class
Wtc ana coored Potestants and Others OF
o. gooa mora eharacsr Mess Clarke evan return their
ana continue to the public 9s Duane street
..e eoo wrsaoI prMhWeV imSr
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PHLADELrHIA Nov. 3, ls45.
The papers this morning crowded with notices of
violent deaths &c., but from digent inquiry, am in
duced to believe that all but the one noticed in satur
days letter, make the figure they do in consequence
the absurd law of the last session OF the Legislature
lowing the Coroner his fees in only that the body
upon whom an inquest is held died by violence
The disappointed mechanics who failed get premium,
at the late Franklin Institute exhibition are making
great outcry, and talk loudly of favor &c. of form
ing new Institute where the products of Ameyca in.
dustry be fairly exhibited 1t certainly looks as il
this were the last exhibition of any moment which the
Franklin Institute will make the gave in for.
mer letter are operating powerfully and may result in
the downfall of the Institution The sy-tem of awarding
al an wiz be the most potent instrument in the
catastrophe II it occur and am fully satisfied that M
association OF the kind Withstand the shock Of nnb
nc dissatisfaction such feature is aowe ed to exist
Murdock commences an engagement tonight at the
Walnut Street Theatre, and the play going public are
on tip toe OF expecsatian The Keans play Huonn and
me countess, ID Knowles play OF Love" tonight -
Theatrical excitement begins be interestng for
the respective managers hard at work catering for
The Kentucky bank and schuylkill bank ase was be-
rme Laui.y branch Of the Common Pleas to-day
ly the stock is rising in the market ~ e'A''dusn'
The Court Of Quarter Sessions CONNIE need its Novem
shss to-day put there are no cases of mporta nee
The Philadelphia Gass this day merged its exisene
N the N@rth .anelean They for some time past hav
evening-now the evening branch is discontinued
The sales at stock bonds to-day limited and there
were change in prices except Schuy kill bank shares
which advanced to under the operation of hint
ed at above. The following is the list of sales:
Sales of Stocks mt PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST BOARD, Nov 200 shs Reading RR 264 100 do
Wilmington RR, ISL; $50 do Grard Bank ok 90 do
wilmington RR, lst; 796 do do, 1st $3.50 Old Co 5's
80 96i; AZ shs SchuykilI Blk, 10.
Arr.R BOARD $243 Lehigh 6's as 46I
BETWEEN BoARps-243 Lehigh 6s 46i
SECOND BoARp-22 shs Schuyikill Blk, C&P;fo; $1,000
City SIS, so, lO4 - f''
AFTER BoAnD-2o shs Reading RR, 26l; 100 do VIII
mingon ItR, 8, ls}; $50 do Girard Bank de ei
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

DROFESSOK A. j. MORALES RespectfuIlv informs the
public that ne Is nrmng his classes teach the above
closed Terms hours &c may be known by appl Al his
residence, 4o Broome rtre Professor the honor oil
referring TO the Prncpsls nf Washington Institute Aca
deny of,he Sacred bear, astoria and Mr. G. Candas Aca.
fully refers the following from the Prcsident Of 81 Jon
College forohsm in which he has been Professor for The
last twoyears. s
hereby certify that Mr. A. Morales has been M
Professor OF the spanish language st. Johns College for
the last two years lie has afforded the highest saactiou nv
attention 70 dpty-by bis proficiency and by the general i'm
(Signed,) JOHN HARLEY pra.,
St. Johns College, Sept. u, 1915 oii aw.r
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GOALS.
mayE ,sd ny Yard S Elizabeth and Ham
prices VIZ 50 50 for broken IS rs for egg and stove large
Lehish egg and stove s. IS ton, re-screened sns
oeueyered. Also, Liverpool, Blossburwh, &c.
eis lmsre JACOB WEEKS
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- NH mWMcM.r''''

IMFUhTANT MEDICAI NOIICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No 12 Peck Slip, Water street,
~ New York has been than forty in the successful
practice Of phyc and surgery particularly curing erecy)
those variety Of disease old OBJ
snate ulcers the throat structures &c., caused By
choose experienced physician DR. is the oldest
astonishing even after they have been expelled from the Hospital
ncursbe His Offices well arrangedfor privacy Call
l2 Peck Slip be His charges reasonable
and all cases are guaranteed. + o3l lmsrc
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n ONE PRICE-BROWN L CO. i7s Chatham square.
corner Of Mott wish inform the public Of their
in the manufacture and finish Of their
THREE DOLLAR HATS, which retain beautiful rich
iusre and will compare well with those costly The
confident that they furnish Hats far superior
10 any heretofore sold for the price full Of
Fancy Furs Fur Cioth Mohar Glazed Silk aud Fancy
CAPS patterns much admired sold at reduced
prices wholesale and retail o29 lm+mc
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TO THE LADIES.

M MRS. M BAKER Miner, 200 Bleecker<M
CSueet, having been, by the Committee 1.-The late A
Fair, declared entitled to the Medal for the best *
ELK Bonne greatly improved pan, solicts call from
those LADIES' who are wiIIin to believe that stylish well
than those sold Broadway for being cheaper
The New York herald., 1845-11-04

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY
MIR. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
A his friends and the public that his regular
dwelling s. Eghh Avenue for giving instructions 10 the
and fashionable dances in use including the Polka and
Mazua Quades and various styles of Waltxing nstruc.
their Residences Mr. B morning class will be formed
Tor ladies'. s28 lmEm
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Medical Aid,

DR GREGORY sc Gold street, consuEsd as usual in
in few days. without restraint IN diet or
pursuit His method Of preparing remedies such that u
the patient liable exposure. Terms low. o.I lm.r
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HOTEL AND DINING KOOf
SHERWOOD'S VlBKATORY MAGNETIC
MACHINES

THE MIGRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted
= Tor the rotary in this machine by the criber,
dows with extraordinary superiority every form r
when has been constructed. 1t is compacy fitted toge-
Their with It's battery wires and other appliances
osany cases o several sizes and powers $40 1.-TWO
$ 9 and $6 each and forwarded order any part
Union, the Canadas West Indies, or South America.
~ 32mo )-ncluding complete Manual of the practice
Medicine with very full glossary giving clear ample
reeos Tor the use Of the the various diseases
70 winch applicable and which found by the
u practice Of hundreds Of operators include the
aent as Well as the most peculiar and obstinate
to the medical pofesson with the medicines
lor each case. H. H. SHERWOOD,
50 lmrrh 1872 Chambers st
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c
AD ACHlLLE respectfully announces friends and
patrons and to the public general that her regular class
W commence on Saturday October llth her Saloon No.
DAYS OFTUITION.
young Ladies and young Masters under 10 of age
on every and Saturday from ociock-and
ofor young Gentlemen.
at o'clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen desirous Of forming by them
selves private Qpadle Glasses Polka Mazuka Quadrles
on any days and hour most both parties
Polka Mazurka Ladies and Gentlemen atany hours
desired.
Madame A. give her professional services
young ladies' boarding schools and private families.
Soes Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied their
parents or guardians, usual.
Being correspondence with several of the principal
iessors fars Madame receives from them all the novel;
will make duty adopt them in her classes les
desire all Int
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tie, Of the admitted the fashionable society she
sons according to her pat1ons desires. ' ~ %sre
VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
q rs s: % 81 ,, z. s
ds:as AND his ;Ss
Nd
s@a
A. DODWOkTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
A Lien DODWORTH would beg leave to inform his
Bay H. doSS e 5 oh:
% % hs H a that have AYE visited this 2.
he and %
% hn b. H.. wo
vor him with their patronage rely acquiring
and nss,' fashionable style Of D:FI!sSh DTE!Rshs.
Quarter Of q Lessons including the Quadrle, Waltz
Ten Lessons aai IN i% the Walt. Polka 60
Monday and 5'Yi T.aays s4ss for L.de. and
Saturday, at O'Clock for Ms.e. and
By Sn.y u Of for Gen.
second Glass viii be formed from TO- for those who
a.sss s ss ss @ hours either the resi-
MACHINE BELTlNG
MACHINE BETTING.
ii S s ssn ol S b$s b
costs third less and superior to
sale by GEO. BEECHER,
Belt. mss Of ard thickness made to order
EMBROlDERiNG BRAID.
ONE case assorted six senaehe Emboider%g Braid
packet Ae 1y vxT s1s g %a% % . sale
PATENT sGtSRHP a23HyEAN,s sUspEyDERs
0OO ,a$ aEo
oFYIoE OF rHE JE5TEN,os @ ls,uRASeE W .. Co..
he etss Sfihs Company signify whether their
sss En % II es ss Of number
The Stockholders residing the city requested
convey their intention BY to II 4si
FALL GARMENTS.
WIN. MATTIiIESSEN, l27 Fulton STA choice stock
w Of Clohs, Tweeds, Cashmere. and vestinss
open from which selections can be made at very modee pr
The q th, Establishment equal any in the
city for their and skill in getting garments, and
dspsnd satisfaction, pnncuaty and despatch
ap article necessary compile.
u,.. VIM MArTHlEssEN, ls7 F Fulton Ae es,s street. s
sB Anthony St., q Doors from Broadway.
AMEs HANLEY the only Pupil Of Sebastian Enrd, Of
Patent sad Single a. sndns % his his
seebratsdsk oc Grand Gothic Instruments with Metallic vi
James Haney been honored with testimonials of the
President Of the United States the American Ministers 10
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bochsa, ya Chat
Horn and others from private individuals Of
distinguished musical talent.
IE Observe IS Anthony street, doors from Broadway
C. HARPS REPAIRED. Strings, &c. sl2 lm1rc
THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
A MASTER.
THE French Language the easiest learned and most
fashionable requirement of the day taught by Professor
the oral and most approved system adapting
will knowledge Of the language very space
OF time He has honored with pupils from the families
Of the following distinguished gentlemen whom ne can
refer = -
Hon. Henry Clay, Hon. Caleb Cushing
Hon. Thos H. Benton, Hon. Levi Woodbury.,
aud others. Louis McLane
Hon. Secretary Walker,
0ermaa and French taught Terms moderate Apply at No.
$40 Broadway. r. .KOWALEWSKI.
o8 lm+r
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EMBROlDERiNG BRAID.
nNE assorted Silk Sontache Embroidermg Braid,
~ just received packet ship Have and offered for
by o. VARET, l3 William
o3I lw%mc
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1.-THE ALBATA SILVER WAKE,"
MANUFACTURED by VIM. Chandless, 452 Hudson ST.,
lV1 cannot be detected from Sterling Silver for the
longer this Ware used the whittier becomes W. also
Sterling Silver Spoons Forks and Jewey cheap
prepared buy Old Gold and Silver German Pearls
Sign Plate 52 Hudson between Barrow and Morton
VIM. Chandess, established 1883 late Of Carkson st.
.NcJ Jrn<rC
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OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE. CO..
New York, July "a, lel5.
sockholde. Of this Company requested to call at
wish fill their respective receive number Of
shares equal to the present value of their stock
The Stockholders residing
convey their intention by post, the Office No SO Wall
+. w. THORNE, Prest
Gro II. HOPE Sec'y iv25
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4 TRULY WONDERFUL (TRE.

WAr.RyILLE, Oneida CO.. n, Y. sept 10. iS43.
Dear SRI owe it to the afflicted Z" inform you
that in January last wac attacked hy very N'"-
lent cold caused by working in the water. which
settled "n my lungs. 1t was accomPsni'd hv q W.
~ sr,eIc paju in nv breast and sides, aud sls''
distressing cough. had IN att.udsnce all the hrs,
meGicl ard ia cor village hut after cXhsnsting all
their sk,h 20 10 ~ III, they pronounced my d,-ease
CoNrIRMEp cossuNrrioN, and they one snd ali
care me up 10 die. After much p''sussion 60,
The consent ot nv phy .'cian to use the BALsIN ot
WiLr CwsRWr prepared hy Da WisrAW. pnr-
chased of the Agent in place one bn,lr, I've fore
using hsn of which iFgan to gain strength and IT
was very evlden, my cough WAS much better aud
my symptoms in every way 'm~'v'ns. have
now used three bottles, and restored 10 perfect
brafth. This rp.uit is slnne owing To the use of
DIR WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY; aud take this method Of giving you the in
formation. partly TO pay you the debt of gratitude
owe YOU. and partly that ohe'- similarly afflicted
may know where IA apply for relief.
ye,y ,rulv y,u,.. JAMES SAGE.
Mn nPALNru Druggist, under dhe Of WsIcrville,
Sept. cath, isi3 writes; ....
The statement given You hy Nc James Sage Is
we'll known to he true hy tbs ThUle comnun,ig
II c, rtsnv was most I.na,ka le c"Te. The sale
# he Bal.am is very good, and lis success IA cures
lru'y fls',ering. louIs resp csiui'y.
ID. ID. PALMER
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wanted

One hundred and seventy five young men Of
all sizes, from the tall, gssceful dandy with
hair encueh on his upper worksto stuff barbcrs
cushion, down to the little humpbacSed, frcck.
lie faced, ow.legged, carrot.headed upstart.-
The object is to form gaping Corps, TO be in
attendance at the church doors on each Sabbath
before the commencement of divine service,
stare at the females ss they enter, and mike
delicate and gentlemanly remarks on their per-
and dress. All who wish to enlist in the
above Corps, will please appear at the various
church doors next Sabbath morning. where
they will be duly inspected, and their names
personal appearance aud quantity of 0ratns re-
gistered in a book kept for that purpose, and
published in the newspapers. To prevent
general rush, it will be well to state that none
will be enlisted who possess Intellectual capac-
ties above that Of an ordinary well-bred don.
key.-Erchange.
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TIE MOST REMARK ABLE
CURE EVER RECORDED.

HAnroNrIELp, n. 4 April 20, isi3.
On or about the 18th day of October, lsal, iwss
taken with a violent pain in the side near the liver
which ,on,iuurd Tor ahnut five days, and was f"-
tauci l., ,hr lSesking of All u'c.r dlSress, "a,
wsrdIy, which relieved the pain lule but caused
me 20 throw up great QuaR,ty Of offensive matter
aad alsn much hIo,d Hriug greatly slawcd al
this applied to phy sciaD, hut he said lTc thoug'i
he rouid dn Int hi,hr i"r ne except g,e m' some
M,rcury PHs. ~hch | refused TO take, feeling
,s',slird tina, they could do me no good many o.
i,,u r,m,di-s were then procured Ivy my vile and
friends, hut none did me any goddard the dis
lew days aud q, last i~come offensive that
could scarcely breathe, was slso seized with VI
o,ent cough, which at times caused me to raise
much more blood than had done before-and my
disease continued in this wsy, still growing worse.
until February, when ali hope Of my recovery was
given up. aud my h'eads all though, would die
of GALLorIsG CoSsUNrTIoS. Al this moment
when my lie was sppsren " drawing near It's c"se,
heard Of DIR. WISTAR'S Is A l. A NJ o +
WILD CHELRY. and got bottle which RE-
LIEvtp NE IMMEDIATELr and by the use OF only
three bottles Of this medicine, all my pains were
removed-my cough and spittng OF blood and cor
rup,ion entirely stopped and in few weeks my
health was 81 far restored to enable me to work
al my trade, (Which Is a carpenter) and up 10 this
ume have enjoyed good health.
THOMAS COZENS.
! GLoucEsTER CoUSTI, \. SIS.
J Personally came before me, the subscriber, one oi