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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11

Mr.. wiekham when Mr.. Csbell had concluded his re-
port. offered resolution the effect hath Canal should
be sbsndcnsd, and the couunucu. Rail Road adopted, to
the Ohio RIVER from point East Of Lynehbue. ct
West Of Buchsns, thus leaving ,hs Eastern terminus to
be iudcousy decided by the Legislature His views were
substantially sustained BY Messs. mcfarland. Lyons and
Lee Of HARRISON aud ds-cn,ed from by Mr.. venabe Of
Prince Edward. MI. Peytcn OF Roanoke. Mr.. Fleming
James and Others incidentally engaged the discussion
Al IL o'clock obliged to leave the meeting
What done after the reading Of Mr. Cabels report
thu briefly summed up in the Of friend. The ID
nights meeting Of the Company win be noticed
row:
Mn. WcknANs Ord Resolution.
Resolved. That IN the opinion OF the Stockholders Of
the Company, the connection between James River and
the Ohio should be by continuous Railroad from
point not East OF Lyuchburg, or West Of Buchanan.
"Mr wickhsm moved the reference Of tho Resolution
the committee the Presidents report when appointed
Mr.. Macarland wished IL referred a select committee.
After debate by Messrs. Wickham, Mcfarland, Lyons
James, Baxter Peyton, Leo, aud Nenabe the Report and
Resolution laid the ,abl, to be taken up Wednes
day nisht-snd committee appointed. Adjourned
o meet this evening, at Z O'Clock, l0ta Dec. l."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11

We most sincerely Join in the expression of
regret and sympathy, ior the accident which has
occurred to our estimabe friend of the Norfolk
Herald. MIR. BRoUGHroN is veteran in edito-
rial service, and one Of those true men upon
whom reliance can always De placed. We wish
him speedy recovery from an injury which at his
time OF life, and from his habits of industry, must
be- peculiarly irIlsnmc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11

TO Tht EuIIsTs O nc " HIs
The young" Senator from this District, Is reported TO
have thrown away his upon the city Delegate for Go
vernon! Did he do 50, supposing him 70 be Loco, Us
he was elected by Locosl Where the Young Sena-
tor the election ia the Spring!
80 IN THE CORNER"
These queries the People quite competent,
swsT tne Editors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11
THE SNOW.
Editors

The Raleigh Register Of Tuesday says:
Gin reply tue enqOiry Of the "Riehmond Wing"
s'aie that it commenced Showing here, Wednesday
morning last, about u o'clock; but changed RAIN
freezing - FELL aud covering everything Nth 5.eet"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11
from THE Norfolk New Era, Dee 3.
TILE ATHER-CASIi ATTY

The weather which has been severely Geld TOR seVers.
days. broke his morning with cold rain that rOse
II fell, and covered every thing with ii ice We
gIet 10 ysa, Thomas c. Broughon Esq senior edit.
or Of the Herald met with the misfortune 81 breaking his
leg, on leaving his house oaIy rls morning. in
quence Of The ice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11
CITIZEN
MARRIED.

At the Fork Church. Thursday 9th Nov le45 by
the Rev Wm T. Bowers. MAJOR P. H. PRICE, to Mrs Many
d. BLSELEY, both Of the county Of Hanover.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11
Mr. calIoaa aud hi, ays,iaey 10 State R,s6L

This goniofusn's recent Denominations AZ MEMPHIS
20 be regarded TIE North more strongly than
the South a Remuneration. entire anj complete not
only Of the Cd Ssie Right doctrine u opposition ~ tho
pewcr OF improvement arough the Federal Government,
but OF protection too.
Independent" the d'ngui-hej correspondent Of the
Philadelphia " American soysi
'Co,r.pyas,rss Of a, Nor,G .sSe,rsa.
NIuusoTOa Dec. 6, 1916
Oae Of he most important conseq uences u The late
Memphis conv,nton, will be The application ~ Congress
fOt tSraofdnary smnant Of appropriations FOR tho i'm
Pfoyemept u western issr sud bsfbOfs Various bills
have sesdy introduced before the Senate predics
ted upon The grounds oi Mr. Caihouus recent speecb
end u s estimated by those folly odpoJo Ofudgns that
hc ogzrtgSio p,uhousd lJf Will s lue short Of two
hunoi ej millions Of d.sul This on,tmuua douand by
the West cooiated produce most serious and singu
lar results, and csued cut. very reduced scale
Will require fpOndiDg Of the revenue Of the
country.
The snnus surplus derived from the present tariff will
barely provide for Increasing the force a. 70.
/ Commended by the President and will BE- ndopted bv
Congress n The army extended, regiments Of cav
sfy added. and line AZ military posts established ~ q
safeguard 10 nal and en- grating communication with
Oregon, new Public Debt must be incurred, The Tariff
T., incfensed The upon tho Tieas-
uy budget, not Fpunged by the executive legsrde
There must be qORsg meet the increased xpen
durss. md n bali the policy Of public defence and
improvement submUed by Inc President, be fulfilled by
Congress- there po'sbli, by which the existing ia
TT he modified reduced. The West has u.t show
Itself ppwohul oHoUsh, airy the important point IN
the popular bfanch, ut ~ combine ffeOds sufcisn
from Other qn1r,r, - obtain coy reasonable extent Ut s
Precipitation for Wes,ern improvements which may de-
msnd' and Mf PClk BsV situated, that he dsr1 not fol-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11
nrnNrIIIIO "
srs Of N, Hhlg.

The senior Editor Of the Wing asks q conference
with this unknown correspondent 10 o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11

"A NOR RENT For rent, and possession
VIZ svep the ", esy 81 JlnusU nefi-n oonvtneni
sard Bead the occpraney Of NJ WoDd
Atfis - " EUsThCEs SON.
d. So
WINFREE 81 SHEPPARD,
Com sIssion Merchsnts.
Near shookos warehOess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-11

TAdvertisemens Intended tor mosnings Paper
mus, be brought before O'Clock tho previous evening
10 insure an insrron; and thoss fec Monday mornings
per Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
CLIFF TON SPRIN q y;
While kulphurJ


al burn cud Rochester Ksrosd, equidsiant ffvn o~ps>
W. and Canandsigua, having been eAiend~i " So
argns and improving te House, ssd increasing se mum
bef OF Baths open tor the reception Ut slsefs Tue
subscriber having leased the premises tor term OF yea
is disposed spaie exerton ~ reader has houss ~
ng and the stay vi his guests every way pleasant s'a
comfortable. - L..
The beauties and advantages OF tho location, is contsusy
10 ln re humber of Hour sng villages, and ~ Tie pticp~
through tho state the nigh value al me sis
for it's medicinal properties, aci from h~ anAiyn n~Se
by Prof hady Geneva Coe-r. - found I" tie sinos
purely White sulphur unusual strength win sisa nd
cation. OF Magncss aud Iron, and resembling v"ry iuei "
appearance and effect the Wnc sPnnss Ut Nifgns) eo'
bn.d with beau.s vi tie spot-br scenery Use efOses
with an abundant spring DOWN from s midst s,os s'nsf
render Il spot unsurpassed by any ts The AND ~ M
Sac and presents inyiuag ssp.ct ~ Me SEEKER =" esss
and Pleasure a. well To tis invalid IA luTsu o mah
from le influence healing waters aud change 81 sn'os
pierre and scenery.
Pnue. OF pleasure or rd, duss, their way 10 or from
the Falls viii Ind Il very pleasant relief Ia stop moan 10
cars WINCH pass steps VI the House, AMI eo"y
the cool OF the grove d the refreshing wssf ~.
for one train Persons wishing relief from s business ana
bnsie OF City, aud greater quiet than II found al "a
VIII nd has very desirable resort requiring "ny so"ut
hOur,' ride "a reach H.
The Water Is found be highly beneficial Ia all csses Of
scrvula epuons vi the skin, salt rsm and rh"enists
affections In most VIII effect pefmanen. susA
Dy-pepc persons ami those labonng under state vi kso
eral detlty Will Ind tho Wafer valuable restorative
Manchester, Juse, i3ta "a rAhhE,
lel8 3w Tate OF ne frnhkim HOUSE, o'nes1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
Chem Postage.

To ne Edusr u The Tribune.
notice in the list Of Counties in this state 10 which
Postage rates AZ cents Tiogs and Tompkins are i'll
Guided, with the words ii sent by Albany after them.
Can you, Sir inform the public why that proyiso stands
in that connection BY what rule the OF Postage
are determined supposed. under the Old law, that
the shortest mail the guide for distances and
such think generally supposed and as see nothing
different in the from the old aw III that respect,
reason Why such should not be the case.
By the way there have been several statements pub
shed in different papers giving the number Of letters
mailed a. and for different Offices since the new law
took effect; also the amount of Postage now. compared
with what !, would have been the under the Old
which trs; glance might 10 show greater falling
OF from the receipts than is the fact because Of the
greater number Of letters mailed now than formerly
This matter should be SET in is light lest the oppo
nents OF reduction should to deceive the ignorant
a 20 the real operation Of the experiment
Julv7 ls45 4 FRIEND TO CHEAP POSTAGE.
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sNariners' Family Industrial society,"

To ne fau0r o. the fFDe"e-
In compliance with your request 10 be furnished with
list. Of prices paid and charged By Industrial SEWN, go
cietics we forward you the following in behalf II Mar
iner-' Family industrial society
We are happy 70 avail ourselves Of the opportunity
furnished by the remarks Of your correspondent (Which
We would hope sor the -ake Of suffering humanity and
the honor Of the female sex are without ioundafon)
lay this statement before an impartial and intelligent
community hoping viii be the means Of ealing arrcu-
ton to the claims Of this society public confidence By
leading 10 co.e investigation Of r. designs and opera
tom bv those who are and ihose who ought 70 be inter
es,ed in il success.
II il proper state IN this connection. for the fact
should be known that although the duties OF the Officer.
and Managers Of this association often arduoa, and
pro.racied no one Of fal rfrlres fe LAT sa,ou
for her serissihc profits being a. YET insufficient, -
meet the necessary expenses Of the Society including
rent Acsnd should there ever be more than sufo ent
for these purposes our constitution requires al the sur
Plus % be devoted % the bcnet Of Seanen families
Neither does any member Of the Society pay less price
for work done than Others connected with IL and the
TWO females employed the -oceiys Store as cutter.
and sales women receive stated and regular salary
from the Society and receive no compensation from
customers or from workwomen The prices Of all a.
tiee- made and sold and all The transactions Of the soc
ETY. are entered in book which is open for inspection
h- oil Interested IN, IL oneratiOus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
patcnt Meoieines.
rurSrAErS RAYSAM.

4 COMPOUND BALSAMIC PREPARATION iron!
"A VIII Cherry Bark and rar.-The beet kEMEOi
known 10 the World for TIE OF Coughs Colds AsnnA
Group Bleeding Of the Lungs, Whooplns coIyn nronem
is lnsnenxA Shor,ness OF Breath Pain and Weakness 10
the Breast Side. Liver Comp ant and The hf Stages U
~ A THOUSAND CURES, in esses deemed utterly
hopeless have firmly established ia vast superiority over
every former medical discovery. II has always been styled
"Naiure. own Prescription" being formed chiefly from
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-two
trees hat niekly scattered wherever diseases v ,e
lungs prevail We give instances OF is extraordinary
power, from catalogue almost without end;
lady address VIII BE- given al the New-fork Agency
who gwen up by al OF her physicians 10 de CT con-
SUMPTION ha hard tmor for months on The sde-rGses!
son large cGsnres OF fbsny saos,Ance-hsi
taken medicine for months, being past ali hope-er
rry cured by few bottles OF tbs Bsssm In September
and October lsA
A. Csrman. New-york City. who had no, slept lying
down Tor sever years. beng obliged sleep IN si,sing
posure cured to attend 10 bis business IN the most
stormy weather.
Thomas Bradee Esq P. Jamaica L. l. cured q sstms
rhomas Coyeus Haldcnseli. v J. est;fes under OATH
tina, he lad violent cough and pain In the sde-sor months
rised large Quantities OF corrupt mai;er-aso much blood
his physicians could do but hie tor hn-gsve MN pns o.
mercury h, aid no good-s friends al supposed he had
aorng consumption entirely cured by three bottles Of
WI>TARS BALSAM - a, ,,
Mrs Arn d. Hopkins. Of Knewlesville. N. Y: entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general debility OF elsh'eet
lecob Hoffman, NJ D. Huntingdon. c'f'ed Guild Of r
Schroehe OF obsnsie disease If the Lungs sef he hsa
tried Nil the usual remedies in vain. -
Cases daily occurring In every part OF tnc county
which prove incunlestbly superiority OF ms bAsan
In every shade OF Lung and Liver disease over every onef
preparation heretofore known 10 the wsrd - 1000.
Sold. Wholesale and Retail, by A. t. ~ SANDS
Wholesale Druggists 70 Futonsl NewYork. Sold also al
s7S Broadway II East Brosdway. Tue ABOVE ARE rhE
osrY AcENrs IN THIS CRY. Price. 81 per bottle sx
bottles for - mh2s ou'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
The best immediate Remedy for Poisoning.

To he Editor Of The Tribune
1t Is stated in The Tribune of the It'll that In all
cases of poisoning let every body remember that lbe-
raj dose of oil of any kind is the very best Immediate
reaedy that possibly be procured" oil ia very good
but the pes, remedy Pure soft wafer (eod if there
much burning and heat in the throat and stomach but
blood warm if there il not hest) drank largely by the
quart necessary is The best possible immediate mans that
can be used cleanse the stomach in Of poisoning
Water indeed in all cases is of the most speedy and
efficient emetcs known and is perfectly safe if not taken
cold II viii not unirequeniy vomiting when
all other known fail ia. besides the best rem
edy 10 assist the vomiting that IS sometimes
caused by the taking Of poison Domestic animals al
ways ins,incyey take large quantities of water when
they have been poisoned PHYSICIAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
saratoga.
Correspondence Of The New.YorA Tribune.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 2. lc4'

Correspondence of The Newly orH Tribune.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. July 2 l'ij.
Observation-Disclosures with an occasion
al glance at the sum- for the last three days has given
me but little time TO look about in the streets, but
what little have seen inclines me 10 believe that
Saratoga had never attractions for us cats who
eau spare few days away from the glare and close
ness of the city during the Summer than il has now
or will have during the coming season.
The UNITED STATES HsTEL, under the care of
the scntemanly Marvins. looks As though it had been
kept handbook all winter, and had just slept out for
few days 10 see IL old friends.
The USIoS HALL is of course kept by the Mcssrs;
Puinans who | believe own the house and no one
after learning that and the number Of years they have
kept L. 10 good acceptance will doubt their using every
exortion to improve where they could ind chance II
is truly in appe-pe order.
CONGREss HALL, the favorlie OF old, seems de
tcrmncd this year make dash for her old station
Mr. Munger, the proprietor. (whOm saw al the Cry
Hotel in New York few days since whilst making his
arrangements for the summer) to have entered
upon the course with renewed energy and vigor ! see
some old familiar faces about the Office and desk that
speak well for hei and attention to guests TO which
they are entitled.
There are said TO be about five hundred strangers
here now perhaps more certainly not less ana notwith-
standing the unpleasant weather ncy are constantly on
the increase.
Gov SLADF of Vermont left to-day-he has been
spending week or two the Columbian Temperance
Hotel n very well kept house. understand, UP near
where the old Pavilion House used TO be.
The Villagers are all agog about the WHITE SUI
rrrrR SPRING and new Steamboat, building on sara
'ogs Lake The boat Is expected 10 make her hrst iHp
fourth of July and il called r. b. COLEMAN, aer one oi
the proprciors Of the Astor House. The White sulphur
Springs situated the side OF the Lake, about
nine miles from this village viz TO LOOMS Lake House
81 miles snd by steamboat from there . miles.
The Spring has been known to the inhabitants about
here Tor YEAR, but il not until last year. when Dr.
Allen OF this place published his lite analysis OF the wa
tors here tina, il had been mentioned print that know
Of Tie read the propretors lecture on the subject mat
led some OF the citizens Of this village to look To H. anu
the result il seen in the building large bath house, and
making other improvements abou, the place that VIII
render II beautiful and healihlul visiians
here
Aher il stops raining, and the ground gets dry so
that can look about me little more may write
YOU again. Till then adicu. TRAVELLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

order Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of the Town of
Msnphs Tennessee do hereby ad erse for proposals
construct Car1l from Wolf River tie City Of Memphis
distance Of Eleven Nile. SAID Canal VIII be laid out In
lions Of mile EACH and sealed proposals for lie constuc
lion will be- received until i lf day Of July next; he
work 10 he paid for IN tie Bonds Of The Corporation having
Twenty Years TO run with n.eres. payable semi
Philadelphia
The Corporation Is on. Of debt and has which
has increased 30 per per annum FOR the last four years
and now amounts 10 about twenty t-or thousand eO
lars year.
Operators wishing to contract are invited 20 come and
anime he ground, when al ne niorlaHsn desired WI be
furnished j. J. flSLf.f, mayor OF ateinphl-, lenl
Memphis, 9Th April. l3fi 81 ty1os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
SANS souoI HOTEL, sAlLsToM SPA, n; < <

I .shn.n with the extensive grounds belonging " ",
and all It's appurtsnances has been recently put Into US
most perfect and reper and viii he Opened for We
reception OF Wis tors ON the 18th vi June next
The Inducements and advantages offered by mo Sans
Souc, a. adeg hul retreat Wv widely hno~s
To render minute description necessary Ito spacious M
elegant saloons and spanen.sths rich and di'efsnrh
beauty of s extensive pleasure grounds now Ia the hshsss
state of fnish and culiivaon-ie quiet retirement 81 ~
shady comfsr and order which 10 intend
81, shall peryade and characterize tho whole s-tablsisnt
al combine present unrysIed sufacnons % "s pe"'N
generally ,,,, 49, -,
To families and to those who from delicate health OF ouef
reasons may prefer quiet and repo-e Oilers peculiar shy
tages It's location Is SIX miles from Ssfuiogs springs, WIN
which IL has commune alton ~ railroad several unss dsy
s anordng easy opportunity Vt mingn In tbs saiies Ard
nqscmrnls OF that fashionable watering place, without be
ing sui ected the annoyance and confusion VI lis co~ds
The Saratoga Mineral Waters viii be constantly furnished
Is fresh healihul aud sparkling al the springs enssvss
There are also Mineral fountains In the immediate vcnny
OF the Sans Souc of great value and efficacy The new
SULPHUR SPRisc BAIHs at Saratoga Lake, arc four mie
distant and carriages will from the Hotel al all tunes ios
accommodation u visitors who may wish 10 use @ bels
or 10 enjoy the delightful scenery OF the lake.
The Ssns Souc" will be under tho charge u hra H. IL
CRANE and y. w. HUxFORD late Of the Eagle Tsssfn
Albany; and they trust that their personal enos ossinsf
with s many sdssnlagcs and surscuons, WA render
IL ali thai could bs wished f0f by those who ssck hssh
comfort or pleasure during the coming season
~ INF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10

rHOLERA Dysentery and Diarrhra COfdiaL-sold by
y herseif a. her dice, i10 COurslree'. Boston, and by
Z kIDDsR. 6 isn--re-.t Newiork- Druggists and
oh-rsc supply themselves from e~r place. Thi-Meiicine
a. .org the pubic, AMI the knowledge OF u
widespread and u Ia attained character ag4 STANDING.
surprising any hing Else the form OF medicine Il
Las teen edal-d by Osr, and there j probability
ilsl L be exceed Is powers eecfing I'M
mediate 10 every case Of Cholera Dy-entery and
Darrlra IN every country anu IL every climate. ta- aston
i-hrd tie world. Physicians have l0Osc their diving
1aeus with wonder and asion-hreni, a. seeing them ~
siTsa and become restored when the last sPsrs Of ie
seemed 10 b pickering, and a. hope OF recovery bad fed
such cases have ben every ay occurrences II j. not too
much lO say, that not single rom ether Of these n
ree1 u O-; when this MEDICINE . ndnliD-t1'rl
sny reasonable time, -ure u u - cure II .e-'oh
qrt- han w das- 10 cure ne wursf fasss ai 81
recent clse- cured ~ cytIr-e II a few hour -
Ts- article being la demand FOR rxpoffaiOn- cen-tsn
supply OF y hand. put up Ia -hlprils o,si.
v B-ELu,H PozIEs Shipping Agent y =, elrnei
street, Sew-lors, has supply CONSTANT, n,' ~. ~
expressly ppiHg. Also sold by H. Daisy . ruton
street: Dr Minor corner u Bfosi~sy ard Johu-sHeet
Dr. T. NJ. Guion, corner Of Bowery and Grand-sireet
i.S ,Ivt-fsfp cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
moor WHITE's CORDIAL,

VgrHrCH THOUSANDS In Hudson and is vicinity can
w TESTIFY /. a valuable for D1ryhga. GrtVrng
f,, SsmreT Complaint, Of children, and for those
r,oiir.l ,ns 10 which males subject, now
To- ale BY Jotn MhsI, is3 Broadway; Rushion Co. 10
ns 80 Broadway, an 10 AsIor h0uSe James Aspinw
s5 Wiiasa street; Adsnson OLE Brigham i6l Broad.
,vav corner Grand; De..nc Dupuy Gf Broadway and
Psrs Row; j. L A. A=sNm, 5ll Broadway; J. c. Hunt.
inzon corner "a AyeIue and Tweny-seconi street, T. l.
Cotton, ~ bl7-csef corner Joness.yeet Wm f. Pees 81
Johnstreet AID III Geenw chayenu- Jsne-srce
wholesale by Scterelin, sou Co 10 Wal-secl Brook
lyn }. Davies; South BrookOn VIM r. blsgrov-. Pre-
Isr,d b. " X Wht~ H1dson n Y Pnce 81 in Inc.
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W,,er Curc m lebanon -prings.-This YER,

beautiful romantic and healthy place L easy OF access being
siard only y miles East of Albany. ~ miles y. OF
Hudson and miles West Of Pshed, Mass. and presents
natural advantages for purposes u health seldom equaed
For particulars address tp0s pad) joe >hew NJ d. or Da-
vid Cambell Lebanon Springs, Columbia Co. y l."
The Waier-Cure Journal and Teacher Of Health, Joel
shew NJ d. Editor. Campbell Nh,marsh, Publishers,
can be- obtained OF Wn H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings 100
New York Cily subscribers viii hereafter
receive their numbers Ills place. Terms - per volume
M D. uumb.r. in advance my5iif
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FOR THE PILES,

nR- UPHAM'S ELECTUARy Ian Internal remedy 10 q
Dcersn cure for the PILES, either Internal external
bleeding blind. Sold only tins city u Office Of lh<
Physician of twenty years experience confined o6ce
prsctce where Piles and eli Chronic D.seasss success
July treated. Medical Offer 10 Bowery four door above
srsuA ~ ~