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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19
,IS- From the New Orleans papers Of July loA
a., - the following items

rT- From the New Orleans papers Of July loh
We take the following items
The steamship Alabama Winjle master. eit Pea.
.ros Yesterday afternoon n O'Clock ana reports lie
American SQUADRON sui al snckor n that harbor ard
WAITING for orders
The French brs OF vsr Graon srryed % the N ;ror
Vera Cruz and reports that every thing was quiet Bee
On board the steamship Alabama. which arrived
here last evening were two three officers Of The L
NAVY who have come over from Pensacola, We under
stand ior the purpose of ensinc 100 American sssm,a
for the iriss;e Potomac. They VIII open RENDEZVOUS
today lFNN1he
4 diversity Of opinion exists and much co0bl
!. expressed 20 the relsion IN which leNs Dos
sand. towards The United states Is she BOW An nts
cra portion OF the American Mon OF any further A.
ton necessary 20 constitute hel member are cues
uo.s somcwhs; difficult 20 solve. The JOINT kesos
,ion a. passed the House ot Representative. 4 ne
United states provides condition Ton admission Ia
a Constitution shall drsi be- adopted by the people
Texas and De- sanctioned BY the Congress 81 Tie lr,e.
state. before the Annexation Is perfected
What night has our government 10 send troops scros.
the sabine and occupy military posts IN Texas Il wouE
be- an invasion OF foreign territory unless inst province
were already incorporated into our Union
We observe that the Custom house me same ress
lsrons are observed before Annexation Nnu orccn
Ave-, received from head quarter the commerce 81 ItNs
III be uu, on a footing with that Of foreign county
This rate Of things however, can last W. think oali
Jew iay. longer as sGsccs must soon reach us isoG
Washington declaring the views % nofefnmsn, on ~
.sh,'rt Sf Annexation Com. Bg..etn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

n The Princeton MI w hic and the Hartford
(conn Coursnt Nvhig) have got the Pos, oicc sdve-
Using in their respective cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

~ Rev Mr. Maffn is to deliver an address IN
Pls,tsburg n. j. ON Thursday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Nrw JERSEY SLAVE C.ss.-Ths case has been
Iecided The slave is ordered back 10 his owner

~ 7 he National lnieligelcer. Of yesterday
contains an advertise ment Of over nins columns for
proposals for carrying the mails Formerly these
advertisements were published in papers wiki very
limited circulation bs, unlimited sayishness TO tie
Marty in power The change is Just
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19
Correspondence Of the Express.

LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERs.-A bomb was bnrsted
today about noon, in the Treasury Department. In
the shape Of a circular isued by Mr.. Secretary
Walker. to each OF the heads of his Bureaus much
in the following words
"srR-You will furnish me without delay. with tie
names Of all the Clerks in your Office their compeDsa-
ton and the date Of their commission"
1t is regarded here the preparatory step to the
adoption OF the rotation system, and rumOr says, :
years is fixed upon in Cabinet council. a. the proper
time for official connexion with the Government to
terminate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

~ Mr.. Green is lecturing on gambling in Cleve
and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

RocEAwAY.-As we sit swcltcring in our fiery
den poring over books, papers and letters which
we have barely strength 10 open, and trying
10 be halfway civil to droppngn friends whomtse have
no time 10 treat AS We could wish there tinkes on our
ear the escaping of tiny stream OF Croon eess
Heaven for tina, consolation of Gotham y snd straight
waytherc wandes through drowsy brain there noss
before half closed eyes vision of cooiness and com
fort, But where is the reality BY that vision suggested
and predicted Not here where the Pours down It's IN
toerablc fervor pulverzed streets and glowing walls
and we perspre al every pore not at home where the
ecanty herbsge burnt up and caredior vegetables
stand ready to exhac a, the touch Of ire brand Alas
neither is there comfort for Al gay Saratoga at New
port at sharon Avon a, Niagara. or any of the IN
ii rsrescTts OF the upper ten thousand Our duties
erm such recreation at present Yet there IS re-
rest from dust and sul,riness within the reach even OF
Daily Editor recollection steals upon US OF bright
Grief summer day spent years ago the Marine Pavilion
i,s unobsructcd view of the majestic Ocean and gene
rous hospitality diversified by the mos, luxurious Sea
Bathing ever enjoyed by mortal Especially ihs, las,
wrcstlc with the mighty At I'VE in the morning
With the rising red and msssvc from the bosom
Of the deep is a remembrance which any King mich,
envy Ho for Rocksway this very morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

~ TIL. 4. the Grand Family Holiday Al ne An" ~.
Museum wtere usual there IS splendid display. -
Dssovng Views he richest ihings IN ne city g.,
Benz III. (;uarl-i unrvsed Western The best deDe-
Of iankes Character 10 the country Mss Adsf NE
sonssiTes- La Pette Ca. line IL. graceful ca---ss VI 80,
ICELAND Chef Ansonsron " ,Yr Tom Thumbs Coof s.'
&c Ac. the hole forming iir beet bill IN h- cry
snces Commence al ;; clock ard In The esenhs ~
Petrol gist be cons tied Al al hours rom ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19
'The Regular Army

NJ York Supreme Court Cspas ret Oct Term 1873
jana Watson Web Action for Lse' IN .srt"s p.o
10. l-ilng and prln-n-
Iiorso> Gre,ey and matter. Damages lai1 a. ci'f
Thomas VI Tiyutk COO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

~ N0tice.-Fosd,ck, Holman Co. have ~ %,
opened al No. $50 Broads ay t~sween Pesn 800 ~
IS with carefully selected assortment OF fshs 81
Picture and Window Glass Arss and Coach NsAe,s srn.
ors, Varnshes, Brushes, &c Ac, snc VIII he nspy ~
Div al these articles most favorable e'ns
Richard b FOsdck viii uself exclusively sifn' ~ -
portion u business connected with House PlnnnE ~
branches. w D'f@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

RI, The Original Genuine PulnIontc syrspl
Prepared exclusively IN New YORK. can b. had az
cn tn Old established Office OF the Propflr,, -.
Couri andt street door below N. corner OF
street a,
While the "young man" who formerly nterrs 81 ~
my business continues refer 10 my name or nuD
use my name IN any way, may be vel. To no,es pah
yer,semeui on another page, beaded C .nn"n ~ ~ ID
NC" ~ r. bEkA0AA U'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-19

Is slunbers Of midnight an Alderman lay.
His hair flew about in the cool summer wind
For returning from Tes, he had stopped on the way
And-ihere being no benches-on the grass had re
clincd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

Apv,cs TO A xou,. LawYEn.

ut Hos. JOSEPH sToRr
whsne'er you sieak. remember every cause
81 nd, no, on eloquence, but stands on lava
Pregnant in matter, IN expression hrief,
Let every sentence stand VIII bold relief,
Ga iriaiag points nor lime nor talents waste,
A sad offence to learning and TO taste
E. Nor deal with rompoos rhr,se nor e'er suppose
Poetic fights belong to reasoniug prose
Loose defamation may deceive III. crowd.
And seem more striking as !, grow. more loud.
Bat sober sense rejects Il With disdsit
A nough, but empty noise. and vsak - tain.
The roth Of words, the >. hoolbu, vain parade
Ofbook. and cares all he s,o,k in trade
1h- per, conceits, the cunning tuck, and pay
or low atiorpe -, strang IN long array,
The unse,mly jest. tie rriulssi reply,
That chatters On. and eares not how, of WY.
Staaiou. avoid--nnwofthy themes TO scan;
They sink the speaker and di'ErSes The NIT
Like the false lights, BY wing shadowscsst,
sesrce seen -h.n present, and iorfut wLen past.
Begin with signii,, erlound With efsc'
Each ground Of reasoning ia H. Tine and plaee
1.el order reign ,hfouE hoa,-fach topic loueh,
Nor urge i,s power. toa it'll. or too much.
Give each .;roug thaagh, i most attractive view,
In diciion elear, and vet soseuit true,
And as the arguments N splend or gov,
Let each reflect It's light ali below.
When 10 the close arrived, make delays
By petty Gosri-h,s or verbal lsy.
hui sum the whole in nae deep solemn strain,
Like strong current fastening 10 The nam.
'aBRipcE. 1889.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
OIEskIDes BALM OF
COLUMBIA.

For res'o' ptg The Hair and prerenf0S il from falling
out.
1Nllis preparation will not only keep the hair from
= ialtng out, but will increase the growth in a won
detlnl manner. II will keep the hair perfectly soft
aud glossy and always smooth and of brilliant color
making the coarsest, dryesi hair soft aud smo tn The
reputation aud value Of the article, have induced per
sons To gel up limitations OF Of no value entirely WORTH
less -palmlug them of the public as genuine hair re-
siorers, when IS generally known that this is the ny
article that will insure full head Of hair to the person
using H.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comsock & Co, q
."I,and' ST. n w. and by John II. Seay, Lynchburg
aed kaher Specie. New London.
jan OF oaf l2m
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PRINCE EDWARD
ne IL iCUf fHSsif UfC.


fHlIlE next course OF this institution will commence
on the fret OF the ensuing NJyember, and continue
until the Isl OF September 1916.
All the branches, theoretical and practical. taught
during the term, and according 10 The discoveries aud
improvements oi the present enlightened state Of medical
science. Lectures, demonstrations and daily sxamna-
tons the modes Of mpartin. instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given to practical analo-
my And private luffmary, ced with the insll
tuition. aud to which students at all times admitted,
viii allud them frequent opportunities Of witnessing IN
poiiant surgical operations and eases IN medicine.
full Of lectures in this institution Is received
az equivalent TO in the Washington University Of
Bilmorc and entities the student 10 all the privileges
II second student in that school, which oil
the best IN the Union: thus saving him whole year IN
l.ne and al ieas, 400 dollars ia money.
The fee for full course will be 500. payable in adj
vance. Those students who pursue of dissec-
lions will be charged an additional fee OF $50.
Excellent board can be obtained in the immediate vi
cnity, and moderate terms. Students wishing 10
ion The Institute would do well TO signify such lnen-
ton by letter early, aud 10 state whether they wish
books to be furnished Arrangement effected with a
northern publishing house enables The subscribers sup
ply hem at cheaper rate than they could be procured
elsewhere.
JOHN p. METTAUER. A. NJ, NJ. ID.
FRANCIS J. NETTAuER, A. NJ, NJ. ID.
Prince Edward {. II. Va, July 10. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

4 Il quarterly continued and held for The coun
"a ty of Halifax, at the court house thereof, on
Tuesday The 10Th dry Of August 1873 :
On The mnllon OF Daniel Chandler eyaiee in the
estate ot Stephen Jones decd, ordered that Hens
~ Pointer executor of the last will and testament OF
the said Stephen jones decd be summoned 10 appear
here on the i1urlh Monday in November next to shew
cause II any he why his power and authority as
executor aforesaid should be revoked and admin
lstrator dc bonis with the will annexed appointed
And the said Henry Pointer. being inhab,anl of
this commonwealth. it is ordered thai copy o this
der be inserted in the Lynchburg Vugipan, for eight
weeks successfully and another posted The oai
ot the court house Vi Tins COUNTY,
Gopy-reste,
WILLIAM HOLT, c. c.
Sept % vSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
Desirable Family Residence
FOR <.EEF.

fS'lIE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to remove from
l.Ynctbatg. off,, tor sale his residence Dia
unnd Ill., The Of 3fd & Washingi tons Streets
/ h. bofdlugs are al new, having been completed VIE
IN the LAST year al II Is certainly one Of lhe hea his
and must prasaut situations IN Town. II has good
garden aid NJ 1t excellent water
TINS property, although convenient to business. is be-
you'd lhe boundary ol The Cooperation aad therefore not
suhIec to Corporation tax.
For Terms, s>c. apply To tho subscriber
A. s. LEE.
n D. II he above property sold before the LIST
Nosrinoer II vii On that day be .od public auction.
A. :. l..
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

by ,nee u decree Of the ccuit perior cuaTl 81
A. law and chancery Of Amherst county, pronounced
the August term lsiJ liz The Of Payne VS. Mont
geometry the Undersigned appointed Receiver for the puf
ps will ou the 3ist day Oclooer si5 Ek Czech
Furnace. reni 10 he highest bidder for year. com.
meuelag The lst dry of January 1876. the Elk Creek
Furnace. Ianl a nd appuf tenances and fixtures.
Terms. Bonds and appraved security will be required
Of he tenant conditioned reservng lhe fgh, oil distress
and re- entry the first day ol January lsi7.
JOHN VIII EliEAD, Receiver.
Sept i3 wi3lO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

IN extraordinary .IHimdt An animal caunht few
Gays since 10y some b0amen the hank Of the canal IN
me county al Chesterfield aud in possession Of Mr.
Robertson AT the Pueo Warehouse seems Ia he some
lhlns new IN natural history. II is OF crayish color
'he hinder part ui the legs " bite, the irunl dark Is
oou' "a inches high, and % inches from the the
up ot the TAI, the Ia about SIN inches long The
meek Is hung and something like that OF favn the ton
% ie mead Hike goat, but The general appearance Of
'hc head like that of the sheep except that The eyes re-.
sedoe lawns. II has external ear Two horn,
ave making lher appearance. lis rump and hoos are
IKE these at lawn. IL weighs eight pounds-is a
male The mouth, tongue and teeth are b ack II wand
seem to be about fifteen days old. Is perfectly gentle.
doclie aud a1ectluuate, and is led with milk II is sum
posed 10 be The progeny OF the SHE, aud the deer; and
So The mother must have been due because i, was
caush. wIld.-PeiesLrg Republicans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

LoSGEvirY.-ln New York ON Tues,l,v tho n,,,,t
remains OF Mis- Hannah Cough. (who died on Sunday
aged 'o9 years nloahs and 10 days) were 10 be in,
TERED Mrs Gngh was ia possession of her faculties
""' hnf 'as moment She bad and canversed Win
s,e'y 1n""em ~ me United SAFES. Wbrn Ge,rge
w ashisgton Parke Gusts was IN New VII So ~.
sent tor TO g" and him. but was too feeble to
he invitation, 'e''t'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
YKE<T' .S.SEE
OGSlaNcs and Personal Estate.


HbN vunr 81 deed Of trust executed TO us by John
- Slnner, Sur. aud John SIuner Jr, and Of record
It the clerks allce oi Bedford county court, III at
The residence oil the SAID Snnets-on the turnpike road
10 miles alove Liberty, IN the county Of Bedinfd-on
Thursday. tie ~ day Of November ls45 sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction, for cash. the following
property, 10 VII;
f2 SE.gr'ES,
consisting al Men. Women. Boys and Girls (among
whom very likely and valuable and the IN,
CREASE If thu family since The date Of the deed.
ALSO & llarses, 10 stock Hogs = head of Cattle
Road Wagon. Plantation Wagon and | Buggy aud
Harness.
ALsO-The sad Stonefs' Household and Kitchen
Furniture, aud the Plantation Touls and Utensils, and
many olner articles enumerated IN said deed
Acting AS trustees, We shall convey such title only
he deed OF trust aforesaid vests IN us though the tle
is believed 10 be good.
Although the deed authorizes to sell for cash. an
arrangement may be made Ia sell portion oi the above
property on credit. II such arrangement is made
II " III be made known the day OF sale.
JAMES + IDilNsON,
EDWARD {. BURkS, s 1s'''
% Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

iLAN OF uNioN-A proposal has been made that :,
great meeting ct evangelical Christians of different Pm
esiant churches and countries should he held in I an
dom Tor the purpose OF ass1ca,inI and c,,rentrai,n,
helf strength and promoting the interests Of Christian
~ Throughout the worid. A preliminary MEETING t,uh
pace IN LiNepa" The first of October attended By som,
OF the leading European minds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
.FcoaSfiC GU for Deafness.

TIC 0h7y sure remedy and cure f0r dedfncss is lie
.fcoutic on Of Dr. Mc.Ndr
'uEMlCAt preparation which is doing wonders H.
- mohg the deaf The last case in which was
elected Was Mr. Bcn johnson OF 300 Pearl York
VINO mai o'rn deaf three years and halt aud who GU
hrlt cufe1, This is only OF II hundred certificates
Mhth can be seen by applying at customers of Com
s'o,k 90, 81 torllnndt ST. New York Beware Of eour
te'iit ar' lie put up imitation of this. See that Com
SO, N Cos. name is on the bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail Ivy Comstock & CO. u Con
nnu' a. ~ V aud bv John II. Seay, L,nchburg, and X
bier 4 Spcece, New London y
jan ~ oafl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

Acutiosiiy in the way Of an appie WAS bruuob, IN the
once yesterday 1t was dug up on saturday in E,oblh
street on The ground IN The OF the building former
" knn" as the Sailors Snug Harbor This or,nnd
was hled IA ab"ut 1925 consequently this apple has
wee" ou'rd ior twenty years, vel, when exhumed ex.
cef,"a mat It's skin Vas black ebony il was pump.
s"liu juicy aud nndecayed. After exposure tohc ar
he an shfvelled somewhat, but is still sud and incy
IL was Undecided IN cey without any covering around il
". T. Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
CoNIsToCIr & cos.
Concentrated Compound FiUid Extract of
S4ARSAPAEsEEEA.

FOR THE CURE
Scrofua, Mercn,;al md Sat, -. /,
Chronic Rheumati.m, Diseases 'FN
General Debility, Biles from an ;mnu,e l., III,
tutancous Diseases, of body ~
Sealy Eruptons Of the Ulceratlons of the rbro,,
Shlh' and Leg,
letter, Pains and SWELLING or a. .
pimplos Pustules ofthe bones " "
Face, Liver Affection.
Ana an those diseases arising from impure state of
the blood, Exposures and lmprudences in
m Lite, Excessive use of Mercury, Sc.
The great popularity of Sarsapara and It's established
render snpertluous TO enter into enc omium
VI ,s virtues, or adduce any evidence in its favor
ms Sarsaparilll - warranted positively good as any
other mat can be made, Just hal the price of thos
nun advertised aud strong, and in large
flf ~ CENTS PER BOTTLE This article h. cured
Hetoha o. 80 years, after the above had
been used IN vain. " ' H'"
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock & Co o, Cor,
ahdt ST., n > and by John IL. Seay, Lynchburr: and
habler Specie, New London r ''
Feb 6
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,SsCk EEeWeg-.FchC.

4 CERTAIN remedy for the sick hcad i. DR.. Sh ult
=. cure Tor the sick headache. This article is such
sure rem edt at persons Keep constantly IN their no
applying tuon every attack and ~ short time being ne
ely cured. The last ola Indy who lives witrn
lew doors oi office and who hnd been troubled for ton
Vcnrs With this complaint and who had tried nearly every
physician IN the city without effect somebody nd, isrd her to
fV tls celebrated remedy she said she did wish Ia n
patent medicines nj nll~-had fat in them insc :.
ngh an hrlce put up with the best materials and v
he hrS standing, could not be good because
come all ready put up ready Tor sale Aer repeated s,r
atons she induced bottle md to the
ono her friends and the wonder of herself she was enr,e
cured.
Sold Wholesale nndreial by Comslock 4 Co. 81 Corr
land sweet, New York; aud by john IT, Seay Iynchnr
aud kahlcf aud .,cccc, New London. =
Jan 80 o.r loa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
FALL FASHIONS.
M 80
HoOnneN Ribbons and Planners

WNN EyOfrPrH.
* ~ EWING and openingat Richmond Cash Store
al large assortment of Bonnels, par extra 6,e
lUO pieces Rnnret R5bon., some eleean, STYLES. at
reduced prices;
9o boxes artificial Flowers, some real French,
cheap.
boxes real French out side Flowers, only
ioJ Pc. w. J. WILLIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

IN which lately residsd. During my absence. the
| aud will be shown by my Overseef.
hqs. alsp A WOOI.-CARDiN6 MACHINE and
= CO1TO.F CIV. which would be glad Ia dispose
of Als3 ab5ut One Hundred Barrels u CORN. and
b ut 10000 noi1bt Of OATS. PAUL \. CLAY.
IedtarJ o.. 10 Nis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30
NEslXkiA, STOYES,!
TR.v' U.7RE,
.siseust0v SyOcEh0tvevI

I,liE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
L oi the .ynchoufg aud BafTiloe Springs Turnpike
Company. viii be al pedlar Mills on Saturday, the
! 5ih day Of next month,
Il IS requested that the Board of Directors meet at
The same place early or The day 81 the same date.
JOHN PRYOR, Scc'fy.
Oct. % Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-30

VIRGINIA Al rules held in the clerk office of the cir
cult superior of law aud hancery FOR the coun-
y OF amherst on Monday the 9th day of October ls45
Iaulck H. iilckOk, Plaintiff,
agains.
Edmund Winston in his right, and administrator
de bonls with the will annexed OF Hem H. Waits dec
ana EDWIN II, Watts Defendants
lN CHANchRy
The defendant Edwin n. Watts, ha wing entered lis
appearance and given security according to the act of As
seoy and the rules OF this court, and appearing sat
isiaeory violence that he is nhabitant of this com
monweath II IL ordered that the said defendant appear
hefe on the rst Monday IN February next aud
oil OF the plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forhy it'll
inserted in some newspaper published he L,nch
burg for two months surccssivry and posted the front
door ofthe courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
Oct % .
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SANDS sAasapaarr.r.

ron THE REMOVAL ANp PERMANENT CURE az A.,
ARisis6 F.1d ASI'puKg STATE OF uLo,n= - ptS1asS
IT OF THE sfsTfai.
4 mild apsrrn asiiseptic and ,onie ,o,,.
"A three IN 'd n'eiai properties OF medicine Il ~,
rhesand restores scroiula, Cancer Lepro.y ali
Sainialous Sores, all diseases Of the skin and . etnd
disorders not organic, but spfinsing from disr internal
ton, gle wav before its hygeian influence ensuia
Diseases having their origin in impure stat. af, ,
and ulls generally, viii be speedily and ear' tue blood
ed by this invaluable medicine, its operation NOV
consists in removing the to disease peculiar,
INTO the circulation and passing through the hefins
The following letter will furnish ndditiou,l system
the intrinsic virtues Of the sarsapara: h. In ny to,
themselves N' speak for
New foRs, April % TO-,
NJ ssrs II q. & ID. Sands :-1ientlem-n n, i'i'
duty due to you and the community at large .cr "g II
certificate OF the all-heang virtues your this
oaefs who are NOW suffering have their hat
tablished and Use your medicine without della, "cs
was troubled with a ulcer on nv mil.
tended hall way up To the knee dischar ng w.. h 81
matter, itclng burning and deprivng me ofen Intensive
at night and very painful 10 bear ny fsst
was recommended tonse your Sarsaparll,bv NJ
0Conns, who had been cured by it, and alter ="
bottles | was completely cured. ins Ave
have delayed sending YOU this certificate far
since the effected IN order ascertain wear
ty whether II permanent cure and 1t no.
greatest pleasure TO add that have neither seen The
slightest temperance oil it, aud that am entirely @ he
ionfs very uuly, 90. SARAH M'IN TYRE
2io Delaney STREET New N.