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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

Upham led on every ballot but the 9TH till the 4th
when the Martin men threw their votes for Darling
and nut him ahead This frightened the Dunn men,
to whom Darling was specially obnoxious, and drove
them over 10 Martin to defeat Darling, and so Mar
tin became the lucky Capt Rynders's boys
could hardly beat this at sweatcoth. Martin was
the Green Bay candidate; Upham was presente
bv the Milwaukee interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
The Ncw-Jer.ey slave Case.

The decision of the supreme Court OF New jss
scy in the important Slavecase lately argued BY
by Alyan Stewar, for the petitioner, was pro
nounced by Judge Nevius, Judges Carpenter anc
Randolph concurring Chief Justice homblowe
dssented. and Judge W hitchead. not having hearc
the argument. gave no opinion. The decision Is Al
follows
l-t That the relation OF master and slave existed o.
law NJ the adoption of the Constitution IN l-ii
ID That that Constitution has not destroyed thr e
ls0n on abolished slavery.
81 That the colored man William, should b. rcmsr
ded 10 the custody Of the defendant
The Gradual Emancipation Act OF leo permit
ted all who were born Slaves prior To $500 70 ,,
held so perpeiualy while all others became lee
at specified periods There are still Ga Slaves u
New Jersey, and perhaps 5000 children Of Slaves
who are held subject TO their masters the mon III
25, the women till u years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
Corporations.

The ilb0ny Atlas appears TO labor under some
real or lancied necessity TO differ a. widely ire
euenty and prominently as possible with The IN
bune H. last paper leads with column OF mis-
statement Of our views on various subjects VINO
inr up with an attack on Corporations or Chartered
Companies, exaggerstiug 'he amount Of their divi-
bends. asserting that they are greatly and specially
favored by law. are exempt from reverses oil ior'
tune &c &c To all this answer that so tar AZ IL
has anv color Of truth the true course would seem 70
h. not the deprva alton Of those who are now shield
cd from the severest caamiiies, but the extending
of IKE Dririleges 10 ALL And this we earnestly
labor TO bring about Whatever is desirable IN the
condition of Incorporated Capital Is susceptible oil
the widest dissemination whatever Is truly excep'
tonabe therein, is not beneficial 10 any body Let
Ms remedy existing inequalities not by starving
those who eat but By feeding those who siarve.-
They were not the Wings who created the great
majority Of the Corporations now existing IN our
state. nor are they the Wings who seek to give
these Corporations a monopoly by refusing to grant
any more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

sARsaPARfLLA--ComsiOcA 4 Co.'S Compound Flnn II
tract Of Sarsapans for the Of scr0s, chrome NV
na-D general debility, cutaneous dssss~s, scAy cup,
Of ssn, letter, implies the face, Dlef H ~ ~
-yphoId c.seases bes from an impure state Of ine 1850
liver affections and all diseases arising from 81 inpn.
Of the blood exposure and impnidenceo o. ne excS
i've use ofnercury, The Ssrsspsrs can DO ospc<
upon good any, either In tbs country or Eafope
pure extract Is put up In - large or larger nous ~
-Od for 81, al the unprecedented low pree OF - ~
bottle six botles for $l-same sire a otDen enAs'V
saving Of 81 Sold only At p Courtlsnd-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
Cold Bathing.
t. the Editor Of The Tribune.

10 nc Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR 4 proprietor OF a Cold Water Bath las taken
umbsge my csuionng parents and those that are moi,
of the robust constitution 10 beware how they take
cold baths He says that there truth in what as
serted that those that of the strongest consttu
lions and weak children sink under its refer you
10 the celebrated Dr. John Bel Bathing and Mineral
wsier page 81 where he says The exposure OF deli.
and deformed children practice strangely recon-
mendcd by Lycurgus the first means OF removing
those who in after life might. through inherent feeble
ness. be prevented from acting the part recdred OF
them by their pitiless laws. They whose inrrmites
were less evident in early life would be severely tried
by the Cod Bath" Page 20 he saws" 80 with the
Cold Bath the feeble and vaetudinAy sink under its
use general experience oaRno, therefore be sdaced to
encourage the Of Cold Bathing ready means Of
strengthening the sb and Of substituting hardness for
delicscy OF frame Page 100" Cold Bath Is neither
tonic or Stimulation the contrary makes many feeble
Galen says Cold Bathing is injurious to their habits.
old men and children very cold constitutions and those
who live intempcrstely and no exercise and is
he adds dangerous after venery Sssiiude, crudit'es
vomiting sripes lcoseness watching and 10 those who
are not accustomed TO il" II the above sufficient
proofs Of the dangers Of Cod Basss parents and those
who are not Of the robust constitutions and al in
,ercs,ed are invited call and will be able TO
give them more. Dr. Bell in speaking OF Warm Baths
page ~ says" The frequent use Of Warm Baths Is
not more grateful the sense. than is ssusry TO the
health. and to beauty" assert and without fear Of
contradiction that there place the city where
warm BAN can DC had greater perfection than the
hnickeroocser Baths, lol Bowery and the charge is
only one shilling I'm marble tubs or ten for one dollar
BENZ. GoMPERT Proprietor
20 Il will De seen by advertising columns tina,
the loss sustained by the National Fire Insurance Cou,
psny OF Wall street by the Great Fire will no, exceed
twenty-five thousand Dollars probably not more than
twenty-five Thousand Dollars. We understand they
have heretofore constantly refused take more than
5000 in any rsk-hsnce their fortunate escapc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
THE TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. JULY 81, las.

- The FArNERs' Library and MONTHLY Iovs
SAL OF AcsouLrrKE viii DC supplied TO Agents snc
Booksellers At the usual discount The hrs, number l.
now ready see the Contents in another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

SANDS sAKsAp,sILLA Hardly inferior 10 ihe rsvsees o.
the small POx land those OF The scuvy "nn 'ns
ast seventy or eighty years Now In consequence
are comparatively few scrofus however from ths ~
Of being hereditary is far less easily conquered ]" ssnos
sarsaparla II nevertheless meets with an antagonist
power too strong be resisted and notwbsaodinf 10 ~
uaoOus hold upon system s subdued by that prrpsn
lion There few very few cases we believe, wnsfs
fair Trial has been given 10 this preparation IN whcn ~
ed 10 cure eiter scrouls any form Of ucerous or Gu
taneous disease. ,.n
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail, by A.
SANDS Wholesale Druggiss 70 Fulton street, New. OH
Sold also at rs Broadway II East Broadway snd
fists generally throughout the United states Price VI ps
bottle SIX bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

bic extern, has also been obtained abroad and IN
Boston. II i believed that al the Offices Will be
able to paw their losses hat some Of them W be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
The Convention.

We arc no, surprised to that those Looo-Foco
journals which proiessed the heariies' devotion
TO Constitutional Reform. and which appeared
ready enough to act with Wings and be backed by
Whg votes when the Convention needed votes al
ready begin to put on the aspect OF fharlseeisnl'
aud order US to stand back as unworthy and insin'
ccre advocates OF Reform We are all eleventh
hour men, and heart hostile TO Constitutional reno
vaton Now the truth is that some OF the earliest
and most energetic champions OF this Reform are
Whigs-for instance, Ansel Bascom Ii will be hard
70 make the People believe that such men have not
meant what they have been propoundins and com
mending for years. Neither will the all but unan
nous vote Of the Wing members OF the Legislature
for Convention. given with entire frankness and
harmony. fail to be contrassed by the People with
the nicely balanced division and desperate fcuds of
our opponents in that body based on tina, very cues
ton OF Convention.
But no matter Ii seems to be the choice Of the
great mass of the Loco Foco advocates Of Reform to
draw tight the lines ofpary demarcstion this sub
sc, and regard rather party interests than the
ing and periectng Of thorough Constitutional Re
form As you viii gentlemen
HerS,mer County. we have learsed. intends to
claim the honor Of sending Hon. SAMUEL YOUNG to
represent her in the Constitutional Convention -
There is remarkable fitness in this selection
~ Cyrus BAaToS, successor OF Isaac Hal IN
the old New Hampshire Patriot likely to be the
new Marshal Of New Hampshire. 1t 10 the Mar
shsrs duty. we believe, to catch and return into
bondage all fugitive slaves. This is very proper
selection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

VERMoNT-The Loco ocos Of Vermont have
nominated Daniel Kellogg for Governor, WHY
Lyman for Lieut. Governor and Daniel BALDWIN
for Treasurer This is nearly or quite their ticker
of last year. The Birneytes have nominated WIZ
liam r. Shafter for Governor and Aaron Angler Tor
iout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

~ CHARLES l. NELSON. Wing, is running
against Hon Meredith p. Gentry. Wing for Con
,ress in the Wilson District, Tenn The people
wanted Gov Jones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

WIscoSsiS-The Loco-Foco Territorial Conven-
ton bao,ted seventeen times for Congressional
DELIBERATE Here are the results OF a few ballots:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

~ 90 one 10 all Ia the American Museum AM wines
tie Inhibition 81 the Dis-OYing Views No paine orerpes
las been Jared Ia bringing them ont and trust ne nsss
ger u be amply repaid Tie has also engaged = cerbsea
Guarist Signor Bln for his week Mr. and Mrs Nesefp
Mis- Adair The vocalist Hamilton the baled and Con0sf
IN. comic gers C~rlne the dnnseUse Hsnswausy ne
New Zealand Chief AutOmatOn Writer, Madam kockss.,
he petrologis &C. &c. Performances al o'cloch ~
srgrs living rattle snake exhibited In New fofx mas
ust been received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

g.tao CoLuusrA gos BaLDsEss--Persons~ whose hsu
Is falling have 70, harsh dry hair, ought imme'se!
10 Obtain bottle of this hair resorer. II "A the nos' enes
cioUs preparation now and those !" ho pure 4s w
have DO occasion regret he cost ohe bottle The eDDis
article 10 be had No q CORTLAND street. s produce ~
most wonderful effect with the least cost kecoect WI
re,ore the hair has "a len falling out and pro
duce full heavy head OF hair Be and getne gens'ne
with COLlstock & Co.'S nsme on each wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

CoSxtt,s MAGICAL Pans ExrRAcroR--The grer -
ing sslve has Obisined reputation FAR exceefinf
arice. The wonderful success which has follower J"
especially ia bgrns, Of instaty alsysg all pam sb'
M without scar, renders Il worthy the notice of evs,-y
.ican and parent, and II such rs effects 10 pfovns
.eyes with supply Of Il Immediately. such uuiy
effects Of his gfest ssnstye, aBd slDsan she 80,
assertion BY gentlemen u the fret respeclsby " 20
sho have used H. and have Witnessed - r,tfSsos =,
We will varlnt his article to please Tie user anl c..' ,.
u the follow ing complaints VIZ Pmples blD'fn',s
Dns lcers Fslss, Erys pelss sfabs Cuts, bfai.ss
tons. sore Eyes and Lds We-x slgtf, Sore LP. ".
lures sore Leg. Bes aud Warts, Fever Pans rs -,
back and eide, sore Nipples Rough Hands bsr,s IA,
are, Dress for BIs'efs WhDe swelling. Cod n "''-
Ease al CONS Sold only al Il COgriland-sfreft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

CArrIox-Dseys (oreina and genuioe) Pain EHrs,pp.,
a. Il CORTLAND a. New York Remember NE rue y - =
only Bewsr, Of article purporing to be DAsyH VIZ"
!. a dangerous counterfeit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

~ ror Foreign News by the Brnnnis. 'es Fus
Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

DE. FELIX GoCRArD's ITALIAN NtDicArtD SOL -
moving Freckles Tan Sun Burn, Plmples bo'c.ss,
lowness, Redne,s and all Cgianeous DseAse' - %
ly a, tie Doctors or,r,nai depot 81 Wslher sr.st -
IRON Broadway; Boston, A Jordan Z ~ cs,rsk
Lowell, Carleton Co., New Bedford, W. - NJ
Haven; Bsckus BsIl, Troy Pierce, snnwn - IA
osny T. B. Tur,e, Assembly Buildings Cnss1u I'd y
iepta Beware Of base and dangerous 80 ~, -
AXE has the words DR.. =. Felix Goufsad ~ - Doe
cscd Soap, n " compressed with mGs,c, sDs us
or's FAC simle on each Splendid Eaebo'sd "'s'fe'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

GocsAup's PouDRs scsTiLs for eradicalns - D,e
s,Cu;s L,ou.d V.gessoe Rouge. GoUssrD, mar "a I'd
Cosrssd's Lay While, 10 be lad al 81 "~Ae' Nl5a
store FROM Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

The Great Fire-FuIi Particulars OF the b"na.
ines Burnt-Name. Of the suherer--frooao'
Loss Of store. and Merchandize iro"
to seven Millions Of Doiiars-o'er
uunsr.d Ruildips~-severaI Lives Lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

ry Ffsx CUTLERY comprising over tNo hnna .' Wos
20, ossrn. Of tne manufacture OIL Rodgers
,ebDIm Crooke Co with complete variety OF ses' -
Boot ana Cater Hooks. T~eexeIs, Nall NipP"'
louxlng 10 the toilet, for sac by ,-..Sxay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

~ RAZOR srsoPs with Messlsc Table, TOT ss.'s
xnrs od xe-p,ng th SANE 10 perfect order, of sAeV
q SAUNDERS 4 son, IN broaa~.stt ioa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

~ PosrABLE SHAVING CASES OF The moss onp<.S -
containing all that 10 required for the toilet, .s Rsso1
IN ,s Is 9sS '"se Gf H sAuxDEaA IN Dsssdv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

IL PLACE
IS Fearing 4 Hall. com mer
50 Joseph Rhodes, imp.
90 Charles KRUGER. imp.
81 Z. :. Thebsud. broker
l62 J Wilbur. com
Il62 Thomas Scott, com. mer
Gal. Besuville. imp.
l65 VIM. Doyenor & Co, re
hners
o7Gohn vsnston. lsborer.
o. Leonhsrd Huber. tailor
On P. w. Kurtz. shoemaker
6s Joseph Smith. merchant
&c Fitch & Co, merchants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

We al length are enabled to announce that the ter
ribe Conhasraiion which has devastated so import
an, and wealthy portion Of our City. has yielded to
the urtirinc and welldirec;ed exertions OF our gal
LIANT Firemen-and is now sabdued Never was
fight 30 fercey oonies,ed-never was ba,te-fiel so
thickly s,rewn with wrecks and trophies.
Even had we language TO express the admiration
and respect which every citizen IN New York feels
this me- eni for the FIRENES il would be quite
cessary. Their praises are in every mouth and any
particular mention OF this or that company. where
all did so noby would be invidious as wei! as su-
pcr.iuous Suffice j, TO say that never did any
body of men in a battle field show themselves more
fearless Of danger more prompt more skillful more
orderly. in the discharge Of their duties Wherever
the lire raged hottest there were the gallant Seows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21

WIN ucdl eLuOhtf W h1sini'f "hi'h IA
creased as you approached the Burnt District, and
became almost ntolerable below the Howard
House The scene of the Fire was surrounded by
a cord defended by sodiery, who, we are sorry to
say. were in some instances quite unnecessarily
enlarged with the importance OF their functions and
in one case a whole German Company we thought
were about To charge bayonet upon couple OF IN
nocent Reporters armed with wooden pencils The
streets and sidewalks were nearly cleared OF Furni-
,ure, but great variety OF Goods, Household Fur
niture, Carriages &c. &c remained on the Battery,
with many people, men, women and children, who
had passed the night there. We believe that every
possible exertion made to get temporary shelter
for all; and at nightfall there remained few who
were unprovided. The Battery still look. like the
broken camp OF vast army.
The Military certainly acquitted themselves with
their usual bravery-considering that, beside fight
ng the Reporters they had nothing to do, except 10
eat cold ham without mustard themselves being
mustered in more than sufficient quantities. al Cas-
tie Garden and to march about town, to the vii
famous squeaking of the wry necked fife. For the
greater part ofthe evening they were marching and
exercising n front Of the Park
| We hear il stated, al the last moment, that the
Police are in possession of proof that the great
plosion was caused by Gunpowder In fact those
who inhaled the air yesterday about the ruins, or
examined the effects of the explosion, scarcely
entertain any other opinion.
The number OF lives lost it is at this moment I'M
possible to estimate. Probabilities are in favor Of
its being very connderable-but no cases are knorn
save the following Peter A. johnson, porter Of
| Dwight Johnson, who has left wife and three chill
dren He was found, together with colored man
name unknown under the ruins of 90 Broad street
A married lady, sister we believe) of the wife Of
| Officer Martin, il is ascerained was buried IN
| the ruins of 81 Broad-s,reeet-Mr. A. L. Cowdry
a member OF Engine Company No q, who persisted
| In house in New street, and whose remains have
not yet been recovered-although the Flremen were
al work all day searching for them--Mr.N on Groen
| ing OF the firm of Pavensfedt and Won Grooming,
"a Pearl street who blown up in the store A.
| Broad street but whose body aas not been ioand
The other cases Of supposed death are only reports
| and as such are inserted in another place.
The following " near as can be ascertained the
amount of insurance on the Burnt District. In mos,
cases the Iosses are total Insurance 10 90 MADEIRA
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
CantrcII's Aguc Mixture, or Tonic
HIcdiCanlCnta,

For the cure cfoH BEmS gG;ciions, iftaken oc.
c0r'Fng 10 directions.
II is a never falling remedy which M family
ouGh, To he without, especially in low marshy
cnur tries.
As this medicine is rut up under the proprie-
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
principles, beng Pur. " Vegetable, and having
tried It's efficacy on thousands, fr upwards of =
wears, and ,o his knowledge when aken strictly
coring to duecions there h, not been one ia lore.
Under such cTcum-ancrs ] recommend II TO the
public, adding certiicat, in support Of my aSse-
tion.
|. John Burns, do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco Plant of Philslel,,hii, Capt. Re, Il. in
June, 1897, bound Ia Iivrrlmol: took the fever
and aGue and laid in l.ivrrpooI snne tim" under
the doctors lands, went hom there t. Baltimore,
lay in the lnlirmary for four or five wrrkS- from
thence to Philadelphia; was six mouths under DR..
Goats from thence 10 New E,rk-w'nt to Il c
Hospital, and III, r. about four weeks without
anv Terf-tlrd very thing without any benefit.
fur five ,eais. Hearing nf Cantre Is Agur Mix
tue from a freud, west to lis store. told him
h W | was tilcted, and got bottle OF his mlNruIr
and us'd It accnr ling To directions 1t made per
trrl cure, aud have MT bad The least rtufn since.
do with confidence reoommerd il t" the public.
JOHN BURNS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
LINES ox Dn. BnANpnErH's PILLs.

He came fiom afar to the land of the brave,
To cure our diseases, and snatch from the grave.
Long, long had Columbia her sulltnug sons mour-
ned,
But now she rrjniccs, for health has returned
What prize shall we civ OF what honor b stow
With what wreath shall We d, OK the PhilIn'hru-
pists brow !
Thy name, Dr. Brandreth, S inscribed on our souls,
And thy fame shall extend from The line to the
poles;
Beware Of all Druggists, who strive 10 deceive
Their cradle limitations can never re irvc;
The Agents advertised, sell The genuine Pills,
Which remove from the body the Cause of its lis
~ Purchase of H. d Masser, Sunhury, or OF
he agents, published in another part of this paper
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
CANTRELL'S
Celebrated Family Medicines

WMTILT. no, cure ever2 thing. hut still remain
w unequallrd in their several departments hy
every thing ever offered to the public. who have
voluntary came forward snd offered numerous and
highly respectable tesiim 'nials of their superior
eic icv.
CanfreFs Component NsnGcnicd Syrup Of .Sdr-
Snpnr In q; or, Anri-Sc"rhutic Syrup, for the cure
of Scorfula, Chronic Rhen,n ,tisn. Chronic Swell
lings of the Joints Euptions of the SKIN and all
Diseases arising from the abuse of Mercurv, dr..
unsurpassed Ivy any thing in the ma,keI, cornhi-
ming all the virtues residcn, in the Sar.apariIla
with a modern m'dcameut. only lately brought
out hy the most respectable medical authorities
Price, SO cents per bottle.
ConireH's .4afDyypepic Powder, for the re
lief and permanent cure Of that nist distressing
complaint, Dyspepsia, in all ts forms and stages
1t is truly most valuable remedy Sold in bottles
a, 25 and 50 cents each.
CmtrcWs .7gue Mature and Tonic Nedica
ment0 stands nj tho head of the list unrivaIlcd by
any. or all the innumerahle medicines in use
throughout the length and bread of the land, for
the cure OF FEVER and AGuE in all its stages, and
from all its consequences.
Residents in Fever and Ague districts should
never I've without it.
The subscriber will forfeit EIFTY DOLLARS
where his medicine fails to perform cure in the
most obstinate case
Sold Wholesale and Retail hv CALEB CRES.
son. at his Drug Warehouse. No. \ orlh Third
Street, Phlladelphi also, by the regularly ap-
pointed agent, SETH ". ROBERTS, Wholesa e
Druggist, No. 81 Water Street, Mobile.
Prepared orlv by the Subscriber, corner uf CAR.
PENTER and SECOND Streets, below Christi
an, Philadelphia. where it is also retaed.
Observe, none genuine without Ihe signature
Of JOHN 4. CANrRELL.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-01-11
SD-s2o A1oEfoLHk
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
THR CuREop
~ W 9 ID II n c, 7
d Y S p + p S | A .

TUNIIIS Medicine IS offered to the public gener
ally. from a full conviction that il is superior
to any other medicine now in use for the cure o
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility OF
Bodily Weakness, &c.
Its effects have been tested in private practice
ofne'r eight years, and it is now more extensively
circulated, at the snliciude Of many who have re
ceieed the most signal benefit from the Use Of it,
The following is one among a number of certlf.
Gates received in relation to the success of this
dicne:
LANCASTER Co. March ls.
Du. GropGx w. ALLEN.
Dear Sir 1t is with great pleasure that in.
form You Of The success attending your Dyspeptic
Melicne, while employed in my Practice From
past experience, firmly believe that in eight cases
out of ten, hs Dyspeplic, by the of your meji-
inc, NAV cnlir ly rid himself of this thorn ia the
pathway of life: not only in dyspeptic cases, but
IN all cases Of constipation and diseases depend ny
on dhIlita ed state Of the nervous system, toge-
thcr with a torpid st tie Of the bowels will your E.
lixir he fou d Of inestimnbe value. Numerous in.
stances wherein the usefu ness Of the medicine has
been realised, may he forwarded, if required. I
wish y,u great success, and recommend the med-
cine to the suffer ng part of mankind.
Yours with grea, respect.
ROBERT AGNEW, NJ. D.
CT For sale at the store Of II. D. Masser, agent
for he pr prielor. Sunhurv, Pa,
Octnhrr Goth lSi4-ly