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s THROUGH IN SIX HOURS
PHILAD. wILMiNG-

EsIs Ass.s - TON AND BALTIMORk
SsslsssIr.5 hINllzlrz. RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
-sti3-teas==rEEizzZZsSIM MAIL TRAINs--thtoueh III u
hours! WA Havre Dc. Grace. Elkton, Wilmington
and Chester 10 PHILADELPHIA,
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the United states
Man, leaves Prat-st Depot daily except sundays
at O'Clock, 4. VI. Passengers arrive at Philadelphia
IN full time to continue by the mail train for New
York, reaching that city by half past ten O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S3.
SUNDAY EVENING NAIL TRAIN The ONLY
line that departs from Baltimore on Sundays for Phi
ladelphia, is the mail an which leaves Pratt street
Depot n 8 O'Clock, +. N. Fare 50.
FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
S s;:asf; ~ a~a GER TRAlN-Fare through
e ssS,.sI;.1 Eslxz4 only 80 Cts The Company's
f1sSa--9gx Freight Train Car Will leave
hAILY (cNcrpt Sundays) AT ,! O'Clock, p. VI arry-
ing in Phade phia early next morning. Fare 30 cts.
"a Thu Return Mail Passenger Traia leave Phi
ladelphia AT : O'Clock, A. NJ, DAILY Except sun
day. The Freight Passenger Train leaves PhiladeI-
phia nj Al O'Clock, p. III. daily, except Sundays.
m29-t A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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uSTHIOPIAN CONCERT

EL AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS!
LITTLE OLE b I'LL and the talented BUCKLEY
Family, (known as the Congo Melodsts from Bos-
TONI who had the honor of playing at the White
House before President j X Polk and Lady, beg leave
to announce to the ladies and gentlemen OF this place
that they will give Concert THIS EVENING, MAY
29th, ls45, when they will introduce new Songs Glees
Qnartetes, &c. never sung by other com panes, and
in style that they challenge the world 10 compete
with them, in vocal or instrumental parts.
G. Il. BUCKLEY, greatest Banjo player in the world
X. BUCKLEY, on the Congo ramborne.
LITTLE OLE BULL, on the Violin.
JAMES BUCKLEY, on the VoIin.
J. l.. BUCKLEY, on the Triangle
LITTLE OLE BULL, who is only ID wears of aye
viii execute variety of Solos on the Violin, and in
the course of the evening he will play Solo on one
string cutting away three in presence of the audience
{G3- Tickets y cents children half price. Concert
to commence AT O'Clock. m26-u
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u ESlriAN BLINDS, Of all the most fash
'Ionahlc colors, whte cream, draL, pearl, pea
green, &c, with from :S to Is Stats 10 a blind, CON
stanty on hand ana made to order Also Husk and
Hair MATTRESSES, of the best mate rias and work
masship. Also, PAPER HANGlNGS of the most de
srahie styles and finish
The above really superior articles are offered for
sale ut prices very near il not quite low As what an
interior article may be purchased for elsewhere Per
sons in want of them invited to call and examine
before purchasing.
JAMES II. COX, l62 Market street,
m27- lmf ID door west of the Musenn
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DALM LEAF HATS on consignment, am

EDALM LEAF HATS on consignment and for
n sale at manufacturers prices.
Mems and Boys white, No. | toe.
do. double Brims-some very superior,
do. and Boys Variegated
The above include some handsome styles suitable
for city retalng-tor boys Parlicuary--the whole
forming complete assortment.
TlNGES s. DUNALL.,
ap29-2aw6t 276 Ba tmOre street (up stairs
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NATIONAL, HOTEL.

NAIIUNAL HU Ell,
(L.fTE WIIITAEAN'S EAGLE HOTEL.)
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STREET,
And in the immediate vicinity of all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIM0RE, MARYLAND.
THNHIS large and coMlr Odious House has recently
IA been taken by the subscriber, and has undergo
a thorough renovation. 1t is row NEWLY furnished
and modernized in every department, and compares
favoraby with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt attention,
cvillty, an excellent Table, in charge of capable anI
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready apOn the arrival of the diff
ieren trains of cars aud steamboats,, served up in su
peror style.
The patronage of the public is most respectfully
solicited, and no eXertions shall be spared upon nv
part ts render all who may stop at my house ut home
m2O.W ]. STOCKERLNGE. Jr.. Prnnretnr.
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UJ- POsTPONEMENT OF CHANCERY SALE.
lhe sale o. ne following described Property is post
poncd to TUESDAY, 9Th June,
A tHANCERS SALE. Under decree of the
~ Court of Chancery. the subscriber, rs Trustee
VIII offer for sale AT public auction, on TUESDAY,
nth June at o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises, ali
that very VALUABLE PIECE of GROUND on the
South side OF The Basin, and Goning the Glass Jork,
as toLiowS
Beginning at the south east corner of Henry street
and Great Hughes street, thence running easterly ON
SAID Hughes street 9e feet aCaes to point o. feet
from C0vngton street, thence sOuthery parallel
with Covn"ton street feet thence south Sc degrees
east to Montgomery street at point % eetfrom Gov
ngton street. thence westerly on Montgomery street
about 2l5 feet 10 Henry street; and thence nornerly
on Henry street about l65 feet to the pIsc VI begin
ming.
Terms Of sale--One fourth of the purchase money
to be paid the day of SALE ratification Of the
sale, with interest from said day; and the residue i'll
three equal instruments, with ineres, from said day,
IN D, ., and II months respectively hereon, and all
payments 10 be secured by bonds notes with voucl-
erS 10 be approved by the Trustee.
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FARE REDUCED.

HI I'D GLOVES.
IA, IN OF EVERY COLOUR,
MIA BLOND LACE, KID S SATIN SHOES, sc
Ny NSED
~ so AS TO LOOK EQUAL TO NEW.
All articles may be obtained FOUR DAYS from the
tme LEFT, unless otherwise ordered The following are
the only Agents in this city for the above establishments
ELLIS & NICOLAI, SO Ballimore-st.,
nearly opposite Hollidayst
REACH GATES, No. 224 Baltimore. ST.
JAMES NJ. HAIG, No. lal Baltimore street.
MRS. ROWLAND, Fancy Dry Goods Store,
api1-y No. 81 Lexington street.
DYSPEPSIA. The most obstinate case of
~ DYSPEPSIA can be cured by the use of few
boxes OF HANCE'S SaRSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. Price % cents per box, or for 81 For sale
by SETH $. HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt sts
ana ioo BALTIMORE street, n24
NOMBS. We are constantly receiving on con-
~ Segment general assortment of Combs, which
we offer for sale ON accOmn odatng terms
FREDERICK FICKEY SON.
mao No. 800 Baltimore street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.
TENHIS EVENING, May 90 1915, will be per
n formed hn
MAGIC LAMP INA NEW LIGHT.

~, I'M, U nId, NJ HIE Ems, TuN TOhgTuck,
Mr. THOMPSON. Kasrag, Mr. BURKE Aladdin
MIS- BURKE, The Widow Ching Mrs. WII.KS
PREVIOUS TO the Spectacle HARD TO BEAT, OR 4
nANkEE,S CUNNING. Johuua DoolittIe, Mr..
bbRkE Squire Howe, Mr.. RUSSELL. Sally Howe,
Mrs. WILKS.
{G3- Boxes 80 cents. Pit rs cents. Gallery %
cents. Doors open at O'Clock Performances to
cOmmcnce NJ a nmarIpr before n'clnck. IL
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CITIZENS UNION LINE.

ID ssF-17 CITIZENS UNION LINE.
kS,sa;A hEEEgrTO PHILADELPHIA, by the splcn-
1kes.~S7sfss'siE- did and wrll-known Steamers CON
STlTUTIUN and GEORGE WASHINGTON via
Frenchi0wn and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LG'S WHARF, Uoet of South street,) alternately
DAILY, except Sundays) at Al O'Clock, P. M. or on
the arrival of The Cars from Washington.
10 Fare through to Observation-Disclosures sc.
G}- Supper provided on board
meg A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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THIS AFTERNOoN-FAR so CENTs.

THIS AFTERNOON-FARE so CENTS.
THROUGH TO PHILADELPHIA, by
6E<fa9sa, the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bati,
FFIffff7 more Railroad. The passenger car for
----s-ata-Philadephia attached 10 the freight train,
VIII leave the Pratt street depot this and every after
noon, al .! O'Clock, Except Sundays, and arrive in
PhLadephla next morning. Fare 80 cents
&c Tickets must be procured al the office before
entering the cars,
meg A. CRAWFORD Aren't
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IN Of Select Novels, from Harper's press.
Night and Morning, by Sir L. L. Buwer, two vols
in one. Just received and for sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON.
ms Isl Pratt street, next TO Rail Road Depot
ICE! ICE! ICE! The subscriber would inlorm
Il the citizens of Baltimore that he is prepared to
receive orders TO any extent for his pure ROCKLAND
LAKE ICE which he will deliver to Families, Ho.
tells, Steamboats,, Vessels, Sc at New York prices.
And also guarantees TO the season through to
all who leave their orders before the first of June
m1S-oNf* w. JONES, l0l Spears wharf
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" SCOTTI informs the public in general that
lYM she still continues her ORNAMENTAL HAIR
MANDATORY, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY
STORE, No IL SOUTH STREET.
G5- Ladies' plain FRONT BRAIDS manufactured
IN superior manner. ap25-3mif
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TgIHE LATEST NEW YORK, PHTLADEI-
n PHIA and BOSTON PAPERS may always be
had at Hinckley's Literary Depot.
Just receved-LONDON PUNCH, I2I cts.
Benefits NEW YORK HERALD, 81. ..
Philadelphia Saturday COURIER, 81.
Philadelphia GAZETTE. g..
Various new and cheap Publications. ......
Second hand cheap Publications bought, sold or ex-
changed by CHAS. A. HINCKLEY,
milo No. 800 w. Baltimore St
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARKET STREET,

BETWEEN CHARLES AND ST. PAUL-STS.
No. lei, NOW No. 1876.
TENHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
M customers, that he has completed his FALL and
WINTER Stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTINGS, selected with special care and judgment,
from the best markets, comprising all the necessary
variety of Goods in his line. He feels confidence
in recommending his present stock To his patrons,
from the advantageous circumstances under which
they have been selected.
it3- Having in my employ the best workmen, my
customers may feel confident in having their orders
executed in the best style, and the shortest notice.
ml0-d WILLIAM ROGERS.
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100000 BE- 3r,2A 'nt for M a. I TjII
terry, class 6l-'5 Nos. ii ballots. Rich and splendid
scheme, containing 4 prizes to every tickets.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize of 100000 l prize of S25OO
Z" 5000 50 1000
" 5000 10 " 800 SC.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Certificate Of packages of % quarters only SIG 3d.
that can draw over $4,000.
For packages, single tickets shares Of tickets, ap-
ply To the old established and most fortunate office +
MILLER y co.
Corner of Baltimore and st. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md. Lottery, class %, drawn
May 25--IOwest prize SO:
50 Al 50 81 Y u y 35 % I 81 l6 II IS 30
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ITIAKLES T, MAY EK.
II. w. BOOL, Auctioneer. m26-2awts

FENAfL0RN co. have opened their LOTTERY
n OFFICE, in FRANKLIN ST, next door to j.
Hack EsQS tobacco store the agents OF Dame For
tune, they wonld be happy 10 their friends and
the public and hope to dispense her favorS among all
their patrons, without respect to sectS or parties
They have the pleasure Of Offering the following
fine schemes 10 b" drawn this week. TODAY, S25,
900, 7O0O-tickes 2S qrs. .. TOMORROW, $50, 900
5000, 10 Of l0Or-uckcts So FRIDAY, $1,000, 5000
10 of l00O-IickeS s. So SATURDAY, Small Fry
S40D0-tickets 81 , Qrs, % cents
TAYLOR 4 CO., Franklin street,
mo9 n hn,wean uou,,,J ,,,J Lr,,,,.
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WILLIAM w. LEE, FAsHIOEABbE HAIR
w CUTTER and SHAVER, No. a N. GAY-ST,
Gentcmen's RazOrs set at the shortest notice. al6y
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BUSINESS CARDS, SC.

OATMORANCY II. PRICE,
w PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
mh2f-tf No. 60 ;. CALVERT SIRE
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R. MEACHAM, Auctioncer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Theatre has been burnt. First, in 1928,
when it took fire about the same time IN
the evening, &c o'clock) and was owned
by MIR. Hamblin, who was partially in-
sured. So vigorous were that genilemun's
measures that in GO days tho Theatre
was rebuilt and in full operation. II again
burnt down we believe in 1886 -was re-
built, and again destroyed in the winter
of 7-8-lhe last two times without
insurance.
We understand that Mr.. Hamblin has
just completed his arrangements for
building new Theatre on an extensive
aud costly scale, on Broadway, adjoin-
ing the Tabernacle the lot purchased d
and paid for, the plan agreed upon, and
all other preliminaries settled. To avoid
the delay and difficulty in getting the
stock taken, Mr. II means to issue tick
cts to purchasers, IN sums of 500 to
$500, until he has in this way raised
sufficient 10 90 on with the enterprise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
Important.

LATER.-Advices from Vera Cruz
havebeen received at N. Orleans as late
as the | lth by the sch. Fanny, ten days
later than previous advices. Mexico
had not declared war against the U.
States, but the official paper Of the Sd
announces that it is in possession Of Ger.
tain movements Of warl!ke character
which it is constrained 10 withhold from
the people, SC.
In closing the Diplomatic relations
between the two Governments, the Mex,
lean Secretary reiterates his declara,
lion, that they cannot be re-estnbl;shci
before a complete reparatioD Of the in
jury complained Of
Mr.. Shannon, the American Minstel
had retired to Talcubaya, and was ex.
pected to leave for the U. States in G
few days.
Santa Ana's trial was progressing
slowly,
The American squadron, consisting
Of the (rigate Potomac, sloop Falmouth
and briggs Fairfield and Somers, was
spoken by the Fanny l7th, bound to
Vera Cruz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

The recent melancholy event, which
has been caused by the wind mills sit.
uated near the main road ut the entrance
of the town, j, is to be hoped will lead
to some amicable arrangement on the
part Of the town and owners Of the mills
by which they may be speedily removed
to more suitable place. Humanity
demands that something should be done
the evil has long existed, and no one
can doubt that the time has nov arrived
if never before, when it ought to be
rcmcdied.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Melancholy Erent.-A Coroner's IN
quest was held in this town on Thursday
evening last by ID. c. Denham, Coro-
ner, on the body of Amaziah Bennett OF
Fall River. 1t appears by the evidence
before the Jury, that he came by his
death in consequence ol. his horse taking
frigh, in passing the Windmills, at the
head of the town. While in the act OF
leading the horse by the Mills, he was
thrown down and it is supposed struck
by the shaft Of the wagon near the jugu-
lar vein, below the right ear, and fractur'
ing his scull, he also received another
wound which fractured his soull on the
back of the head, and it is supposed the
wheels of the carriage must also have
gone across his head. lie brea,hed but
short time after he was taken up. The
deceased was about "a years of ago and
son of Samuel Bennett of Fall River.
lie was on his way to take passage for
New York in the steamer Neptune, in
tending TO proceed 10 Charleston, s. C..
having been engaged to take charge OF
a Cotton Factory at Akin. Verdict
"Dea,h by misfortune ;"
Ills remains were taken TO Fall River
for in,erinent on Friday. Mercury,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
Earthquake in Mexico.

The New York papers Of Tuesday,
contain accounts from Mexico, via
New Orleans, as late as the 18th. An
awful earthquake desolated the city of
Mexico on the 7ih, at SO min. past 8 p.
NJ, lasting about two minutes. The
direction Of the motion appeared to be
north and south. The Sieglo ofthe 9th,
says -
The shocks were terrible nothing
like them was ever experienced before,
and the condition Of the buildings too
surely proves the absence Of all exag-
geration.
The chains surrounding the porticO
were violently agitated the flags Of the
pavement yawned open, tho trees bent
frightfulIy, the buildings and lofty edif-
ces oscillatcd to and fro the immense
arrow which crowns the summit Of the
cathedral vibrated with astonishing ra-
pidity. At SO minutes past three the
movement had ceased.
1t is impossible yet to ascertain the
extent Of destruction. Not house OF
door but bears the marks Of this terrible
calamity.
Many Of them are cracked and greatly
injured, others are tottering, and others
entirely faIlen-San Lorenzo, Misericor-
dia, Tompea,e, Zapo and Victoria SITS,
and the Grand street, have particularly
suffered.
The aqueducts were broken in several
places. The bridge Of Tezontlale is de-
molished. The Hospital Of Saint Laza-
rus is in ruins, and the churches of San
Lorenzo and San Ferdinand greatly in
jured.
The magnificent chapel Of Saint
Teresa no longer exists. AT the frs,
shock the cupola, building Of astonish-
ing strength and great beauty fell, and
was soon followed by the vault beneath
the tabernacle and the tabernacle itself.
Fortunately all those in church Sc
much frequented, succeeded in escaping
AT eight o'clock last evening, seventeen
persons had been taken from the ruins
Of other buildings and carried to the
Hospital.
AT three quarters past 6, and quar-
ter past I, two more shocks were felt
They were, however, slight, and occa-
stoned nothing but a temporary renewal
Of terror.
The authorities did every thing that
zeal and humanity could suggest, to
carry help to the victims, and restore
the aqueducts which furnish water TO the
city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

TREMENDOUS FIRE IN LoNG ISLAND
Woops. The Hampstead Inquirer, oi
the la,h, gives the following account Of
the recent fire The pine woods ad-
joining the Long Island Rail Road, took
fire on Monday in two different places.
The fire that did the most damage caught
about north Of Bell Port, and extended
nearly TO Fire Place, a distance of
several miles. Several houses were also
burnt, together with barns and out houses,
in which were slowed large quantities of
grain and other produce. One Of tho
houses belonged to Mr., Noe. Loss es-
timated to be upwards Of two hundred
thousand dollars. Nothing but the
providenlal changing Of the wind enn-
bled tho inhabitants TO arrest the further
progress Of the flames. Had the wind
continued TO blow from the northeast, the
village of Fire Place containing q num-
Der Of houses, a church, and valuable
mills, would, without doubt, have been
laid in ruins. The other fire caught
nearly north Of Islip, and burnt down in
some places TO the South road, the pTin~
cipal damage, we understand, having
been done on Nichols Patent. Thirty
thousand acres, we understand, have
been burnt over by these two fires.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Presence or MIND.-The wife Of tho
Sheriff Of Pittsburg, by her promptness,
presence of mind and energy, saved tho
jail, and it is thought the Courthouse,
from being destroyed during the late
conhagration. The Gazette says
Sheriff Travillo was absent, conveying
a prisoner to the House of Refuge, in
Philadelphia the Deputy was also alb
sent on business, and when the fire got
up into that neiehborhood, Mrs Travil-
10 had the whole burden on her own
shoulders. AT the very height OF the
danger, she called all the prisoners who
were not 10 the cells to the CRATE, and
by name let all the vagrants out. Tint
done, she set them to work to carry
water up to tho top, and this only saved
it, as the roof was on fire several times.
The prisoners worked like good fellows.
II is thus by the promptness of lady,
that, in all probability, near $500, 900,
besides human life, were saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
MEncURY, in Rhode Island
Ilarbnr, May 27, 1913.

SIR :--Admiral Moniagu finding the
Kings commissioners meeting at New
port he has Sent me an officer aud one
seaman, late belonging to the Gaspee,
aud jus, arrived from England, to give
information Of the persons that were con-
cerned in tho burning Of said schooner.
Likewise letter directed to his Maj-
esty's commissioners at Rhode Island,
with directions TO me to deliver i, to you
When sitting hut as am detained on
BARD on account of a writ being issued
ut against me, am TO desire you will
i've me notice IN writing when you meet :,
,ai the letter may be sent by proper
iicer, and of the time you choose 10
ave the evidences on shore 10 5e ex-
mined.
am, sir, your most obcdien, humble
rvan', J. KELLER.
To Hon. Joseph Wanton, Esq, Presi-
mt Of his MaJesty's commission al
'ewport, Rhode Island.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

PW Taking Made Easy.-Wc announce
with great pleasure the imporiaDi fact that a
medicine has Jns, made its appearance which
though powerful pnrgn,lvo md an unrivpJ-
led purifier of the blood, neuher gripcs nor
nauscatcs, aud is administered N ibe form of
sugar plumb. We, Of course, alluJe to
ClIckrner's Srgnr-coatcd Pills, which we
perceive, by our exchange papers, are eycry
where the rage, aud fast driving nll the old.
'ashi"ned. gripping, ond pnnsealing popular
Ir"rnp"nnd out ol The Djarkei,
Sold by u. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
TIE GREAT REMEnV

for Consumption, Asthma, Dyspeplic Con.ump tiou,
nph'lng oi blood, Bronchitis Difficulty Of breathing,
oars.ness, Influenza, Group Colds Pains In the breast
hch aud Liver.
Dr' ringers OioSaoniaa, ,or.9H- Healing Boisam.
u Is acknowledged that more persons die of Con-
sumption ihan ot any other disease. IL IN estimated
TINT ~ the United States alone over THIRTY TIIOU-
SAND PERSONS annually tail victims TO this dread,
,ni sconrae The cause of the evil Is generally over
l"oked SHORT pPY Couou is the precursor-or a
neeIee'en c"d' These symp, ons are deemed unmpor-
tant Pain In the SIDE Iecic and night swen,s Ioloyy
and death ends the scene. IVY
. Wond YOU Gpd REMEDY FOR TIE EVIL
lere hs The experience of more than twenty ypnrs
has proved IT. efficacy, and thousands rejoicing IN ts
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR