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The New York herald., 1845-10-23
Superior Court.

Before Ju &c VanderpoeL
Ger. 2l.7runsfhul Lrin gson ais. In this case
already noticed, veriict this forenoon.
Before Judge Oakley.
Ezekei VS.. Croton Fise Insurance Company This
case, already noticed, stands further adjourned.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

WEATHER, kivER, Nc.-Snce the great fell of
ram last week, the weather has become Octobersh
cool and brscing and indication that Jack Frost will
vsli us IN day or two The river had, too, swoien to
heisht which alarmed those persons who are not
ed by cold water But to relie all further anxiety
the case the river has gradually returned within banks,
anu PROMISES 10 hoat any quantity VI STEAMBOATS, that
may venture up from this time next summer Our
wharves are lively with business.-Asmbug Journal,
10Th inst
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

RoBBERY AND DETECTION or RoBBERs.-A Ger
man glrl, named Rosanna Yunker, and two men.
named James Brand and Jshn Schopp, Germans were
arrested at hotel in Laeta court the charge OF
gifl was servant in tue house and the men we're her
acquainances all of whom tepresenteda a. bcB put
very short time III the county Nearly the Whoe o
the money was found upou her ami Brand and has been
handed over To the owner. They were All conahued
by the Nayor to await tho rcquisilon OF thc authorizes
o the State Of New York. he robbery was peP petra
ted on SUNDAY, on Monday they ariived ~ thls city,
and yesterday they LOGGED IN prison. Phl'adepha
Chr0n. Oct. ~
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

BUENos AYaEs.-We have been favored with the
ptrnsal OF private letter received IN thus city, from
Ayres under date OF August 2th, whica gives
die nj the state OF affairs in the River La
Plata from that which we published on Saturday. Tho
ine from hontevdeo, the officers OF which reported
"t1at had been made with Oribe be-
scgng General and that there would be pease instead
of war in river The letter adds that in the event
of peace there would be important change in the
rency. The Rosabeila, which may be expected TO ar
tradict this news
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

NOIICE TO kAiLhOAD CONTRACTORS
s,, . 4, be received at time previous the
2Zd day OF November the Office Of the subsc
NOT Wall street, IN the city Of New York, for the grN,g
gfadng masonry suersucture and bridging OF the Bear
Mountain kailroad III Pennsylvania % length
my iro% Bear Mountain to Dsuphn the Ca
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans and
ready for inspection the Office THE work To-
be commenced Immediately upon closing Of the
= p MANKOW.
New York Sert. 22d, i8t5 s2a i,u+r
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RoeuEky DEFEATED On the 10Th instant, some

RoGUEkY DEF EATED.-Un the 18th instant some
needy parsonage wrote TO MIR. Chapman, OF New
York. the manufacturer of srops and other fancy
articles in the of Holman Evers of this city.
ordering certain goods to be sent return of steamboat
by Adams Express. The letter received and the
order duly honored the 18th, but the clerk of
Mr.. Chapman, in forwarding the goods, sent them by
the regular mode Of transportation through the Ceopa
ira steamboat and Norwich and Worcester railroads be-
the goods would arrive here sunday and there
would be advantage in time and some difference OF
expense in transportation If forwarded by express The
rogue thus ioied Holman * Eyers received their
bill lading through the post Office and perceivng the
roguery secured the goods at the depot and held them
to the order OF Mr. Chapman. The letter ordering the
goods written in coarse, unclerkly hand and
apparently the production OF some youtnul tyro in
swIndling Similar attempts emsnating here, made
last week to deiraud two other firms New York, in
which the of dry goods house in Milk
used A lot of goods were ordered from Mr. Day, the
well known manufacturer of India rubber articles 10 be
sent by railroad. They forwarded BY Adams tx
press and delivered at the storethe goods saved,
and the rogue had but his labor for pains The
OF the firm used in order upon snotheiNew
York house, for large amount OF boadcloths cassi
mcIes sc, but the New York hrm having corIesIon
dence with the Boston house, and thinking the order
somew hat unusual under tue circumstances wrote back
inquire into the case and surprised TO eara that
such order had been sent The plans OF the Intended
swindler were not equal to his intenions-osion Cou-
rter, Oct. -.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
Court FOR the CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-Alba-
ny, tuesday, Oct. 2l-Prcsent, Lit. Gov Gardiner
and twenty three Senators No 10 James Brc khead ct
al plaintiff IN error vs.. VIM. Brown, OF al defendant in
Mr. o. Wood was heard Tor defendant III error;
Mr. D Webster was heard in reply. Decision postponed
until December.
large audience listened, with great interest to-day,
TO calm lucid and powerful argument upon in
volvng important principles Of commercial law, which
was opened by George Wood, and closed by DAME
IEahS
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

BucKwHTAr. Poaghkscpste Journal says
that contrary to appreheasons 10 whch te drought
Of the season had given rise, the BuckNheat crop IN
Dutches Ulster, and Orange countries IS nncommonIy
good simi al information gwen rC IN othe areis
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

BAPTIST CoNvENTIoN.-lt is announced in the New
York papers that the General Convention OF the hap-
tst church Will be held in that city on the third Wcdes.
day Of November This is mistake. There is such
body as the Convention Of the Baptist Church. The
government OF that denomination is purely congrega-
honal every church is independent in its organization
and acknowledges no appellate authority. The TIennal
Convention OF the Baptist Board Of Foreign Missions will
De held IN New York the third Wednesday OF Novem.
ber IT special meeting convened for purpose Of
making such alterations in the constitution OF the Con-
as are rendered necessary by the division in the
Board caused by the Introduction OF the slavery ques.
non An effort IS making TO raise the OF $4,000 to
cancel the debt OF the Board One lady Of Providence
been made in this city, OF $3.50 and Of Soo
Providence journal, Ocf. II.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

:, ANOTHER SOUTHERN STATE. The jackson (IVea
Ttnntssec) Whig proposes that new state be
erected composed Of West Tennessee the northern por
ton OF Mississippi, and that portion OF Kentucky lying
West OF the tennessee river The district between the
Tennessee and Mssissppi rivers would make . State
larger taan SIX OF the States, and numbers twenty
iour esPectape countless without tho addition OF any
portion oi North Mississippi. IL comprises thirteen
rivers,not including the 1ennssse Ohio and Mississippi
rivers which that paper says, nature seems to have
formed ior the boundary line OF tho state
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

PRoGREss OF CNcrNATI-Of the whole num-
Der OF dwellings IN the First ward there were at the
close of 1872
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
D I'd YEA AR'S PA TENT.
WARRANTED NOE TO STIEEEN OR SQE1EN LIN

WARRANTED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTEN UN.
DER ANY DEGREE OF LOLD OR HEAT.
GENERAL assortment of goods made under the above
patent including Machine Betting. Carriage and Other
Cloths every width and thickness; Coats Capes Ponchos
Pants and Uyerhaus Gaps, Hats and Souwe.ers Boots aud
Shoes; Mechanics Aprons Ladies Aprons Travelling Bags
Water Hose, Life Pesersrs Air Mattrasss, Cushions Tar
ing Mats &c &c. Fer sale wholesale and retail, by
GEO BEECHER,
nn2H 2m<m RroadN
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

ESSENCE OF COFFEE,
w HIGH extensively used in the European capitals,
w hnow for the frat introduced the u. States
II made from the best sed and cleaned coffee and about
one teaspoon FULL less according the ued
w,th ho water or milk furnishes Of excellent coffee
hs convinced that the sagacty OF the ublc
OF TINS country wiil immediately the
en-nces offers TO Mouse keepers IN general ayeles ey
land or sea, estauraeus, &C. indugvs the hope be
rewarded Tor the great sacrifice the Introduction Of novelty
always demands liberal patronage, which a
his Essence
H Tor sale at wholesale by II. D. H No. Water street,
and retail oy pun1er Co., - Maiden ane. J. u. GosheKer
way. e. L. SZADETZKY Sole M,nuf,ctur.r
sic imsrc In the NJ S,st.s
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

yINHOsE ELEGANT RUBBERs-NEW ENTIRELY
Mr. Hayward, the original discoyerer and first inventor
groyemen in the APPLICATION which will puzzle the world
hna he has associated with him capitalist who
will protect his ine, THIS is the giving his Me ac
Rubber he surface Of leather without usng the crack
ing varnish heetof used His Shoes off red for sale
rs Maiden lane, without exception the perfect
suit, by HORACE II. DAY,
1m-r Maiden ltue
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

GOODYEAR'S
PATENT SHLRRED SUSPENDERS
200 DOZEN Shined suspcnders, md thu
OOV above patent. For sale By GEO. BEECfiEI,
suSs sm'm leQ Broadly az
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

"THE ALBATA SILVER WARE,
NJ MANUFACTURED by WIN Chandiess, 452 Hudson st >.
IVA cannot be detected from Sterling Silver, for the
Logger this Ware used the whittier becomrs W. c.. also
Sterling Silver Spoons Forks and Jewery cher
1ds prepared buy Old Gold and Silver German do earl
aud Diamonds any Be look for the
sign Plate i2 Hndon between Barrow and Morton
VIM Chsndles- established 1885, late of Clarkson st.
6rnNr
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

MATCHES !-WATCHES AND JkWELKf.--Inoss
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils Keys &C., will find greatly to thr nd
call the subscriber who selling all descriptions
Of the sboye retail much lower than other house b.
Gold Watches low go and S25 each Watches
good time the refunded.
g. C.. ALLEN Importer of Watches and Jew elry
holesae and Retail. 30 Wall street,
so0 IuFrn ,tr
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.

OICuIoCtOu-sr OCy AAHu'
DAILY HER ,LD-Every day. Prlcsa cents pr copy-s7
Is per payable in advance
WEtLY Her kALD-Ev~ry Saturday-Price Ga cents per
eopyS3 i2if cents per arnum-psyabe IN advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prlces-always cash in
advance
PRINTING Of all kinda executed with and despatch
All letters commuuIcat by mail addressed TO
the establishment be psid will be Dc
duet sd from the suhkc crilton r-mttsd
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
New YoaK HERALD EsrABLsHMENT,
Northwest Of Fulton ssS sHs
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
SELLING OFF PREVIOUS To LEAVING
THE PREMISES

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOIVERS A.VD
FEAIJiERS.
I OWiTZ BECKER - John 81, haye received by the
ast Havre packets Louis Philip St Nicholas and Ducnesse
dOreans full OF the and fashoab.
styles Of French Flowers aud Feathers which they offer fo
sale at reasonable prices.
Sc lmsrh LOWITZ K BECKER, ~ John st.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

The Rev. II. w. BELLOWS, the pastor of the New
Church, then preached the consecraton sermon which
very eloquent and appropriate to tho OCCASION and
during its delivery listened TO with the greatest
attention by the audience, which large we
have occasion like the present.
The Rev. SAMukL Oscoop, of Providence, delivered
the concluding prayer and after another anthem was
sung benedction was pronounced, and the exercises
were concluded; and the members Of the Convention
adjourned to the Apollo Saloon partako Of collation.
which was literally provided by the Unitarians OF tas
city for their brethren from distance to partake Of
This beautiful church, which is ornament to our
city, We understand was erected by the friends Of the
ties for the propagation of their faith in the City OF
New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
KANAWHA COUNTY.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT AND EDUCATION
PUBLIC MEETING.

On Monday. previous to the commencement OF the al
Term Of the Superior Court portion OF the citizens OF he
county convened the Court House Tor the purpose oil
lin. into consideration the subjects OF Internal Improve
,nen and the popriey OF sending deega
40. IN the Fineasie and Richmond Conventions.
The meeting called to order by u. W: summers
Dunbar ESD az called the Chair, and Col. r Key
nolds appointed Secretary. ,.,. -
The object Of the Convention TO be held 40 on
,he 3o,l inst. was spprovcd-and Ezra Walker. Joel
Shrewsbury Esq, Stewart Robinson Dr. .. fHuiek, anG
A. Thompson were appointed delegates to attend said
Convention.
Resolved That the system OF common Schools as eAuns
I'm chi. State wholly inadequate to the wants oil the COM
mainly. RI, c...
Therefore ,esoyed, That we approve oil the oonVen,
ton proposed to be held City OF Richmond on the m
day Of December next OF the friends OF anu una
the following named gentlemen be and they are hereby sp
pointed delegates the part OF the county OF
Jsm.. NJ Rrown Rev Stewart Robinson, Rev Henry D
Ward lanes c. Mcfarland, E. w. Newton, Hon. Jos L.
Fry. s,. ..,;,, Ia ,rh
,bed in the Kanawha Republican, the Fncasue and heh
mond paper. W. D'N">' S'
F. REYNOLDS Sccr'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

In superiority smiths ssif-AetnF Mue over
others would state that i'dsedsdy better than shsrp kobers
Cos of tins have The least doubt Bu; regard
hasons the result o ralwas certain has spei
ITS Construction to recommend o. aui think WI ast
and less hahis repair Teae ea
sons snd The opinion that the whole operated hs better
than hasons, nduerd a. a. preference ant
eordngy ordered 10 psifs ~ 900 spndes,
J. 4 BiRLErGn. Asen, G Pco.
RrTrfESUrs, Sept (, lsi5.
Our seoperans Mules operate subtraction. pro
dueing Of superior quality ad quantity over
hundred years they were put ~
ton and do not know that they have been detained 1
an hour for repairs IN haste yours truly het
4. g. WAsHBON Agent
NkyAYusg, Jan. 10. 1915.
Mr. Richard strbBng of The Msieawan Company has p, n
opefaton ny establishment ssi- heng Mules
sven Of 500 giad, ad one Of 59 rnas' Tbey perform n
The s"a,eF Subtraction ard the Mule eif considered BY
prsetcal The best Of The hind IN the country
JusEPn RIPKA
NoREnrowv Pa, Jan 10, 1876.
finished putting operation for Of ss sslf Actrr
Ma' FOR spinning t'is, and hlng which
satisfacon. SAMUEL JAHIsOS
GRrAr FALLs Minis. April IS, 1915.
WV. y. LEONARD, Esq.
Dear srh Company lave had in operation Of SELF Acting
Mucs-sh1rp. Roberts COS, Hasons Smiths Tie two
former for Than upward u ons
md n operating on 81 Nu!e result
u decided N favor ~ smiihs.
have no hesitation in aging the Smith Mule winurn NJ more
wok spndIs han any other that requires
trouble Keep order and may be kept repair
P'u'c You're respectfully, .....
Agent Great Pals Manufacturing 90
UwoN FAcroRy, (yEAE BsLrNoEEJ
August 80 1916 (
GenuemenOur Mules IN operation han
meo moHhs and entirely satisfied with them. They
produced ~ ssen' day have given little
90 no trouble They make hef cop spnners
make Hand Mue and query make ss waste have
seyera times been 90 neighbours thase IN opea
buiHby Sharp Rocrs Manchester and rive vor wus
the decided p'eieenec Yours respectfully,
W. p JENKs
br Yam spun week, ending 18Th August sts a. the
sosy Gien hin Fsf'h Landng n fti'4 pounds and 1885,
SO hanks No IS yam Haukso spindle per Day 100 No
Of wosna hours 90 100 per week so os pef
hundred h.nks. No rs, 33IOO
October ,, lsi5. dim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
From the Chariosville Advocate.
MONEY! -. MESMERISM


We understand ,hata couple OF en'erprizing Mesmefi
,er, me, with quite a mshap, at their Exhibition IN
,bi. place on Wednesday nigh, last Al one point Of
their experiments, they undertook to mesef.e Tue a'
-, Gubo was one Of our bcys,l and appa
ren,v 6Ied il upon the wall; whereuPon something OF
this sort occurred:
M.s,r-rTo the boy.) Take down your arm, sir ,!
Boy-l can't
Mesh-[To the audence.l The young mans ARM Is
m.gnezed Will some gentleman be so good as to request
him take il down.
A specta,or-[In an ironical tone.l Take down your
arm, Johnny.
Boy-I can't, sir
Me.,,-Ifanv gentleman will pu, down half dollar
near the subject, il he able pick up he may have H.
and will return the money.
fIIere gentleman put down half dollar and two 9TH
ers quarter each.I
Me.'r-Now. sir, pick up the money, and you may
have il. , &,
Johnny stopped down, pocke,ed the cash. and walked
off in triumph He unmesmerized.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

GORDON Il SIMMER.
No. % Vain street.
hFFER for sale
~ 30 IIbds H. Groin. Orleans ami Porto Rico Sugar
~ BoTes Loaf and IS BIS Clarified Sugar
900 Rags RIO. Lasuira and Java Cones
TEA-IJ Chests Gun Powder, pau prime
Chests BIlek, do
Tea m - aud G 10 BaIes
500 SIDES good and damaged Sole Leather
loo DO Ru.et Leather
711 Faeks Salt, part Ashtcn's brand
COO LJs shoe Thread
so Kegs Ilu Points Powder
Cheess-in casks and boSes
no Reams Cap and Letter Paper
225 do Wrapping Paper
$50 Bags live gec'e Feathers
Hurs Canies and Soap
40 Dozen Bed Gods and Lanes
$50 Grindstonss, Nova Scotia
10 Bags Pepper
10 do Ginger
Tisrces and Z bbs Vinegar
Cotton Yarn, Ian? Wet. snd Cotton Irvine
Indigo Alum, Madder Coppsns
Is KeFs Horse Shoes
IS Borss Tin Plate
IRON IS Tons S~eGe English Tredessr Country
American and RUSSIA Sheet Iron
Band ani Hoop Iron and Nsn Rods
Mould boards and Hollow ware
CorPER $500 lbs. Braziers, Eheathing and Bolt
AXIS PenU stiary and Bans
5TEEL MAYORS Cast snd Fheer
American and Hngish Blistsred
Fpring Steel from ~ 70 inches wide
Wire, Bloch Tin, spshsr. Iine. $40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
FoR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
Of All. DISEASES ARISING FROM AN I'M
ptjRE srATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
Slr TtII ovSTEM VIZ:


doe. Pnps os fS.sss o. he seh. Bs csre.,e os.
ts u,ess~ sypA'e symptoms
OF lanhaso and Diseases arising from an ~ "
Abe. Chronic ceau,eaAi Disorders win be removed BY This Pre-
having their origin impure OF The blood AID
generally v'n ,pe and ere,aay removed By this In
,s. ,h- ssa., 10 s,s.s,- sy .as.ss i.o G circulation
passing through thu general sss where oesaossons 10 m
.oss operation sz they posses the alb
msn,ay vii feel and know the sss.isis
operation Of ,s s.r.aPari. ifosa is curative power.
following e recently received By the psops'sto Of this
suvauas nsd,eine read with in,srs. By all 'iua, ar
aesd: = -. ..
h..s. sAspsGess he- shssrfny Do add TO tho nunsr
gu. on y.s s .sss on y ares.
p continuing taking hoh u aud saroandns
49, w.ss ss.ro,d which e.sssi an ssesaanl
causing dsehaue very UNPLEASANT and
10 puu them feeling. and sui
fsrns. tina, repssed pssseuy m'srral. con
thing tired but all proved Of mo serviee and -
recommends change ef air but ,h' s o.h.r re-
unit, my whoi. body a6sc,-S Bu, thank. humanity
ea,d om yoa. agent i. TN. civ Dr. ia. A. assd bottles.
han three nonhs restored 70 health and happne
the snied may no longer suffer- rsh,
be Zee om disease with feelings Of 10y and s.,:Ss remain
ANY ono DESTROYS. know particulars ind my
re.idenee viii anori pleasure
maniea,s any thing in reianoa'o this eur; .,,
Personally appeared named Dan'sl Neon
nl.n and made oath OF the facts contained % the Ssn state
ment JUN SIso'"
Justice OF the Peace OF the City of BAiin-rr.
The following interesting must eoamend itself To the
Of all SINH larry afflicted
sANDs'S CELEBRATED sARSAPARILLA.
spak eimentaly when say that this Medicine Tar more
erctnsi of chrome rheumatism than 9th
preparation have tested Having endured ercme suffer
danmaioIy have recently used san sa
sapaa with the happes heahh now better ihsa
Zoe months appetite 10 COOL and
mr. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
NATIONAL HOTEL,

No. , COUkTIIiND STREET. " J.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
Il that they prepared accommodate their guest. who IA
them with call the National Hotel This House being hut
recently furnished aud Furniture through
will be found comfortable Place Of oun To the traveller
New York City either business pleasure Nothing
be len undone render the the Nation
nj comfortable Our House but few doors
from broadway hoe love vii find uricieRiy
relieve OF much OF the and hustle Of the great
thoroughfare. CHAs. wYCKoFF 4 60.
y,,kS $40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
Fcrruginous CAocoIafe.


'OR the Of chorosis, Nervous Affections
Leueorhg Debility, ind Disease Of Children Approved by
the Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris and authorized by the French
Government.
Many practitioners have admins eIed Iron and
render grateful
the difficulty longer ~ all the combinations
the haIpiesi and bs. ndputaby that Of the Fegnous Cho
eolste
The psop. who will derive great benefit
FerTug nous Chocolate, are
ist Women Of paId complexion who complain Of deult
breathing especially In ascending staircase OF papaton
heart Of noises In the head Whose stomach dges badly and
whose appetite destroyed sometimes perverted who osb
experience feeling Of codDes the
general arrangement OF the whole system.
%. Men who pale and delicate constitution, whose
seson sdncn and who exhausted .gue
will find she using for short time the Persnous Chocolate
material Improvement in their
Id Weak children, and especially rekety
strength and their deyolope
self
th Butts principally girls budding into womahbood
whose health be nguisng that the Pefunous Chocolate
will be usef brilliant and vivid complexion succeeding pale
resulsiy In all the functions Of the and n word
nourshng Of health superenng will prove only
utility ofbu the Indispensable necessity fo the Of the Peru
siBous Chocolate.
fresh supply Of @ valuable preparation hand and for
sale BY p. JOHNSTON,
in ~ Druggist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
CONSERVATIVES DO NOT DESPAIR.

rVNHoNsoNs COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAPTiA, the most certain and powerful reHnesy di.
covered for Pulmonary Consumption. bronchitis Splitting Blood
Asthma, aai all diseases OF the respiratory organs
The readers requested following Astonishing
cure OF lady well known IN this community:
PHILADELrHIA, March Q, 1874.
Mn. S. THOMSON;
suffering following
which, for humass sake hoIs viii make puhc for rarely.
fever has astonishing cure seeA easesd IN Pulmonary Con
sumption when The patent near the
Pour had violent OF bilious fever which len
the chest slight cough suPevened which gradually increased
violence until all the Of Pulmonary
fearuly such
ling Of the throat hectic
voice. n'e OF suaoeaon and dreadful that for
months together
pillows almost in sitting posture bleeding from tbs lungs. and
full
had eons,=auy cooling LIQUID
and ALL suffered papiaon heart
Every would great pain large quante.
pu,rd condition rapidly wasted away and had
not the shadow Of doubt that before this
be eorpse.
During ptoraeted .unerss used all popular
for CONSUMPTION bat of theta
a~o and the advice dnsrest periods OF four good
who dd az bsy could me- They turn pio,
nouneed neurabIe, and ad that mishinse few months.
| Of medeaiskl
In order Po.bs rrosas
nss friend 'uegesb OF Compound Syrup Of Tar,
and broush, bottle eouh scarcely
OF senses at the immediate and wonderful reief afforded
took regular for every symptom gradually d.ap-
peare Wy lnss my strength returned /,
may ssem from being scarcely able rase head III
low am now able TO walk miles without fatigue aud
liable medse has Though the blessings Of God been
literally Of re.euhs ms from the gave
should you think proper to pub.s a liberty refer
the ame'ed me thai every word of the foregoing be sub
stsntated by ms "a T1rson. MARY HANEY,
PSspated by Thomson corner sh and spruce
streets Philadelphia sOd also by Dr. VIM. NePherson
burg aish Lancaster; w. Lambert Reading Va Dame A
rich Poushkeepse, York b. Hswiings Trenton NJ Wool
man Burlington ~ j. Seth W. Roberts, Mobile "A; b. D.
Pes so per bottle, ss per D counter
feits.
Gold by AtEyR DUvAL Co, only authorized agents for
Riehmosd aud vicinity fe 97-am