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DEATH OF COLONEL MoNULrY.-From letters re-
ceived in this city, we learn that Colonel c. j. Nc
Nulty, Of the Mount Vernon Guards, died on
board the steamboat jamestown, when about TWEEN.
ty-fve miles above Randolph, Tenn, at half-psst
six o'clock, p. m, on the 18th Of July. He was
unwel when the boat LEFT Cincinnati and continued
to grow worse, until he died. Every attention was
paid to him, particularly by DR.. Trevit the regi-
mental surgeon, and by Colonel Morgan, the COM
handing officer. These gentlemen gave up their
sate-room to him, in order that his situation might
be made as comfortable as possible; and DIR. Treviu
watched over him, personally, from the hour he
came on board until he died, Nothing, indeed, was
omitted, that humanity and skill could perform.
The remains of Colonel McNuty were to have
been buried at Helena, Arkansas, with military
honors - Columbus Statesman.
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NAUTILUS.

The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION of Windham coun-
ty, Vermont, recently adopted the following resolu-
ton:
Resolped, That we do highly approve of the prin-
ciples of the new tariff bill which has recently
passed the House of Representatives in Congress,
as being more just, and at the time more ben
efca to the interest of the great body of the people
Of this State and of the country at large, than the
tariff of 1870.
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to inventors. Inventors OF

u5~ImpOrtant to inventors. Inventors OF
new and ingenious machines, having models or
drawings of the same, and who wish to make them
public, may do so by applying to, or addressing
Messrs. MUM & COMPANY, publishers of the
NEW YORK SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1913
Fulton street, Sun building, New York city.
NorE.-No engravings of machines are inserted
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INGENUITY and UTILITY
All letters must be postpaid July 25--6t
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as glorious, which has ever given to nations their
highest contemporary splendor, and-eoBfered upon
them the most durable aud enyiable renoGn,
With this truth standing OUT in history, ! sin
eerey wish that Congress may grant the institute
the small relief IT seeks and will not part from the
hope that il will; IN which feeling pray you, my
dear SIR TO believe me, with great cordalty and
speet, your very faithful servant
RICHARD RUSH.
FRAscis MARKoE, jr, esq,
Cor. Sec. Of the Nat Institute, Washington
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1t is stated that Captain Wayne, Of the quarter.
masters department, has purchased for the govern
ment the two iron steamers, De Rossett and Mary
Summers, to be used on the Rio Grande. The De
Rossett was purchased from q. B. Lamar, esq, at
SOS, 600, repairs included, and the Mary Summers,
from the old steamboat company, at the sum of
$4,000. They are to be fitted up with all despatch,
and sent to the seat Of war. They have been long
in use on the Savannah river.
[.agpuaa Constiutioralisf.
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25ODOOO
$50 4sl8i

Il is not easy to understand the grounds upon
which this amendment Is submitted to the friends Of
substantial tariff reform. The proposition is to re-
tain all the most odiOus features of the law of 1872
All the minimums are to be retained. All the spe-
cifc duties, with their admitted discrimination
against the poorer and in favor of the weather. class
Of consumers, are to be retained. twenty-five
per cent. reduction OF duties is offered the single
and sole improvement of law against which two
thirds Of the country charge, first that It taxes the
people upon false and unconstitutional principle;
secondly, that this tax is, in very many instances
from 10 TO 100 per cent. heavier than can be just
fed; and thirdly, that this most onerous tax Ii lev
led in the worst and most offensive forms
law like that Of l842, against which such con-
yictons are entertained, is not TO be compromised
nth on a 25 per cent. reduction The duties not
exceeding 80 per cent. the compromise does not
profess 10 touch. But this class of duties in the
law Of l642 is often injudciously imposed as
the higher duties. The revenue principle is by no
means generally or intellgently regarded in their
imposition.
Under the proposed amendment calicoes would
pay tax of so per cent; salt rs per cent; coal and
Dig iron so per cent. We suppose no considerable
portion of the democratic party doubt that these
duties are high. But the retaining in the bill Of
the minimum and specific features in their full ex-
tent, and in an unmtgated form, puts an end at
once to the very idea of the proposed compromise.
Il is no compromise. is complete overturning
of the democratic measure, and open substtu-
ton of a strongly marked wing measure in its
place Better far that the present bill should fail
great and irrepa rable calamity should regard
such failure to be--thaD that such compromise
should be established the permanent tariff policy
of the country.
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BIBLICAL LEGENDS, by DIR. We'll,

BIBLICAL LEGENDS, by DIR. Well,
ID Hsrper's Miscellany; Somervilles Connexion
Of the Physical Sciences, Harper's Miscellany:
French Domestic Cookery, twelve hundred receiois
with engrsvings; Dictionary Of Greek and Roman
Antiquities, school edition, by Anthem; Nos SO 90
81, and 80 Of Harpers Pictorial Shakespeare o5
cents per number; No. Of Hsrper's Pictorial His
tory Of England, IS cents per number. No & az
MOrss's Geographic Maps, - cents per number.
+. TAYLOR,
July "A A few doors east Of Coleman's,
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THE COMPROMISE OF THE TARIFF

fOI the OnlOh'
THE COMPROMISE OF THE TARIFF
We find in several journals the following state
ment of the proposed amendment to the tariff bill,
which the wing papers choose to call eo"Pro-
mise"
" Proposition for an amendment TO The tariff bill moo
before the Senate.
"Strke out the first Ave sections Of the bill, and
insert
THAT from and after the first day of December
next there shall be reduction Of 25 per cent OF the
duties, whether specific ad yalorem, now imposed
by law articles of imported merchandise, where
on duties exceeding 80 per cent ad valorem are now
charged, excepting brandy and other spirits, dis
titled from grain or other materials, and wines:
Provided, nevertheless, That duties on articles now
charged with than 80 per cent. shall not be re-
duced below 80 per cent.
"Strike out the 7th, 9Th, and 9Th sections"
The following estimate of the opeuad on Of the
amendment in respect to revenue Is also appended TO
the proposition:
Estimate for rsUsnus under his Ba a, smsndsd.
Whole amount freyenue under the present bill,
[ ess amount drawback on exports l9i7 900
S2s,s7I ,ss4
Less cost of collection say 1000 900
$2S,s7l ,so4
Less reduction, as per statement SS,45oO2
Less PrOPOrtionate amount OF draw ,so 7,s
- aIOO.2oO
s237II ,664
Add duty on coffee 10000 900 lbs. at
ADJ duty duty on teas, II 100000 lbs, at TO
'''" 42aOO 900
1881 ,664
o. These duties coffee and tea to cease in
one year from and after the conclusion and rahh.
cation Of a peace between the United states and
Income from land, 100000
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FWNG THE AFFLICTED.-We wish to cah
m the attention of our readers TO the advertisements
of DR.. Dow, regular medical man whose profession
al education is not surpassed by any physician IN the
country His having devoted his attention f4r many
years to particular branch of the profession and
having been extremely successful in curing long stdBd
ng and difficult cases, such were considered al
most incurable, is sufficient to commend him 10 the
public as worthy of The extensive patronage he is
dali! receiving TothoSe acquainted with the Doctor,
we say nothing 10 his skin. honor integrity,
they are well known; but strangers IN search of a
nhysi ian, we would recommend to carefully read
DR.. DOW's advertisements, and be sure, when calling
him, to observe that has office is is Second street
between South and Gays 8.
See his advertisements. nos
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A CARD TO MILLINEES AND DRESS
"A MAKERS, AND THE FASHIONABLE
WORLD. MAGNIFICENT new work of Fas ions
only S5 per year or 50 so for six monlhs-ssned
mon,hly-3 rich cooIed plates of fashion in each
No. LA FOiLET, Journal du Grand Monde. Fa
shon, Polite Literature, Reause Arts, sc. An Eng
lish edition of this work is just commenced in Lon
don-to be continued monlhly-3 highly finished
exquisite coorcd engravings, and IL pages of ia
sh0nable literature This work is patronized by the
Courts of Europe, and is one month in advance of
any other work. This work s respectfully dedicated
10 the Ladies Of the United States.
w. N HARRISON, Agent for MARYLAND
And the District Of CoIumba, % e. Baltimore st ,
between Front and High SIG. n23
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MAYORS OFFICE.

BALTIMORE, November 9Th, 1876. (
GwGSE. hgceably to the first section of an Or
~ dinunce Of the Mayor and City Council Of Bal
tmore, approved April l6, leii, TO witt s'And be it
ed and ordained by the Mayor aud City COun-
ell of Baltimore, That il shall not be lawful fer
Swine to go Mt large at any time in any of the streets,
lanes or alleys between the first day of October and
the the last day of May in each ard every year,
within the city of BALTIMORE"
Therefore, Notice is hereby given, That on and af-
ter THURSDAY, the 10Th December next, persons
will be employed tn take up all Swine found going
large, contrary to the above recirtd section, and
10 be conveyed to the Aims House of Baltimore City
and County, If which all person interested par
tieuarly rcquest ted To take notice.
R2S lot JACOB G. DAVIES, Mayor.
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AHlUSEh, ENTS,
HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE

FENHIS rVENfNG, n"c'rsd val ne perform
IL I'd the Comrdy ca led THE NERVOUS MAN;
Or, the MtN az NERVE MI McShanc, the
hiaa of Nerve, with s"ng) Mr. COLLINS. Mr..
Aspen, the Nervous Man, Ar. W. 4, BLAKE
L" be followed by the Fuce Of GAME 81 GAME
Mike Murphy, MI. COLLINS
10 cOuclude with the f;lrce of TIE nUNR
BE, LE. Vivim, Mr. PERRY. Eliza MISS KATE
LUDLOW. Nj y, AliSs EMMETT.
IL Price eli ldtniss I0n--Bux 50 ernts-Pit 25.
h3-DOOrs open AT quarter past 7-perlormance to
COnlmGnCe AZ qmariCT 10 = O,C OCk. Il
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HOAL YARD. PIT, LIP W. LOWRY'5 Coal
" Yard FREDERICK-ST. DOCK, ana Office No.
2S COMMERCE STREET, four doors below Pratt.
The best varieties Of ANTHRACITE x CUMBER-
LAND COAL, and at The lowest market prices.
n33n PHILIP w. LOWRY.
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BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF TIE FINE ARTS.
C)ENER or B-4LTTMORE & C.aLVERY- SITS.
FENHIS EVENING, Dec. 2d will be perform
q ed ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Maria
Darlington, Mrs HUNT Mrs. Fixture, Mrs. Low
EhL. alfred iilghhyer, Mt. ANIlERrON, Fixture,
M; j. SEXTON. Sir Mark Chase, MIR, KEMBLE,
To conclude with AGNES DE WERE. Agnes de
N,re, Mrs HUNT, Alfred de We're, Mr.. AMBER
TON. Oliver Dnbbs, Mr. ]. SETON.
WS- Adnlttancts5 cts., children under 10 years Of
age, l2i cents. Saloon performance to commence ~
u O'Clock precisely. II
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IHIGH COLORED TARrAN PLAIDs.
upRATT-ST. IRON FOUNDRY,

Il No. BOT, ABOVE ETTAW.
(Reeently occupied BY the lite Jas. G.. WIl'oH)
The subscriber has resumed business 10 the tbOve
establishment and ia prepared furnish to order all
TURNING aad FITTING; PATTERNS fn MA
CHINE WORK accurately made, and for ARCHI-
rE@TURAL and ORNAMENTAL purposes, carved
in the, best style. as- Orders respectfully solicited
and punctually attended TO.
o76m JOHN COCHRANE,
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RHEUMATISM.

This Sarsapalila i used with the most perec: sue
cess IN RheGhaIc complaints, however severe or
chrome The astonishing cures it has performed
are indeei wonderful. Oluer rsmcdes sometimes
give temporary relief. This entirely eradclates il
from ihe system even when the limbs and bones are
dfCadWliy swollen.
Er Townsend: | was attacked with distressing
pain in my hip Joint, so had that | could NOT walk
without my Crutches and much OF the time | was
obliged to keep my he'd tried several remedies, but
they did not relieve then called on one of our
hisi Physicians; he did no help me- heard Of yoas
Sarsaparlia, and obtained bottle and IN few daVs
it entirely cured me- and am as well now as ever
ASHBELL WALKEE, ~ Daniel ST.
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nNOORE'B PICTORIAL MIXTURES.

MNOORE'S PICTORIAL MIXTURE. In
IVa offering this valuable Medicine for sale, thr
subscriber would inform the public that il is quack
remedy 10 cure all diseases, nor is recommended
a cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
ceipt OF the late Dir. Moore, of Phaselp and is a
certain remedy for recent Coughs, Colds and Catarrhal
affections. 1t will also be found useful in the Incl
pent stages of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from those who have derived bene-
fit from its use, but ii is deemed unnecessary, as
trial OF it will be sufficient recommendation its va
lue as a remedy in the above mentioned diseases.
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY,
nlQ-N No. lSa baltimore street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONARY AND BLANK BOOKS.

VWSHE SUBSCRIBERS would res pcc,RalIy cal
n the attention of their customers and the public
To their well selected stock of cAoice CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, and VESTINGS, which they arr
prepared to make up to order in the mosl fashionable
style, at the shortest notice, and on sach terms as
cannot fail TO please their customers.
ROGERS BOYD,
mh29 No. l9S Market street.
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FOR BALTIMoRE AND

VTTTV BNWNU IUHN.
Office Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, November "a 1886
EHROPOSAL LIS viii be received at the office Of
IL this Company up To the 9Th day of December
next for the subscription Of loan of $3.50 Goo for
which the certificates OC the Company will he issued
bearing an interest ofsiS per cent payable quarterly
on me LIST days OF January, April july and October,
in each year, at the ely of Baltimore, cleal OF all
taxes and assessment hereafter TO be imposed
or assessed by the State Of Maryland or the city of
Baltimore-the loan 10 be redeemabe on the LIST day
OF January, 1867
This loan is for the purpose of the reconstruction
OF portion of the present track of the Main Stem,
and Is secured by mortgage of all The real and per
sonal property belonging TO the Company
No proposal at less than par or for less sum than
800 will be considered.
The proposals will be addressed to the Presiden,
endorsed proposals for Loan" and will be opened
on the 9Th December enc not before. BY order,
NOES t5thD J. ATKINSON, Sec'ry.
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NWIFHGUTM MERCURY OR COPAVHA,
Wv NO CURE, NO PAY. The great remedy for
secret seases of all kinds and in every form ana
stage is DR.. CULLES'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
REMEDY, composed entirely of American Roots
Travellers among the Indians well know that they
urG venereal diseases, without the knowledge
OF Mercury or Balsam. The propriClors of this med
cine obtain it great cost dire city from an Indian,
and now offer to The afflicted an opportunity o. being
cured, avoiding The danger Of Mercury, aud the nau
seous taste of Balsam. This medicine is pleasant to
the taste and leaves odor upon the breath.
Prepar ed solely by ROwAhD q WALTON, and sold
wholesale and retail by Jos. T. ROwand, 376 Market
street, PhiId. Also, in Baltimore ny N. N. Robinson
corner of Gay ana Saratoga streets; KmsOe & Oy,
2sl Marsh Market Space; James StanSbHry, No. 237
Broadway, FelI's Point; Gordon s. Tubman, No 1872,
West Pratt street. sG2-y
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Ie WhOIeshTP anu TtIalI by
G. ROGERS, Druggist and Chcmis

DLACK AND COLORED ALGERINE GIMPS,
ID | have on hand, a fresh supply of The above
goods, TO which l invite attention.
~ ri I'M. HAlG, l33 Baltimore street.
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FALL STYLE OF HATS AND caps.

FALL STYLE OF HATS AND caps.
haEaNJ To be had in all their varieties at nv
ss=fgg3% old stand, No; 33 EUTAW STREET,
fJ.Zss1tla one door North of Lexington st, VIII, re-
zElaaEAEsSA the public will find ul and General as
sOr ment of HATS and CAPS of the
best quality and AZ the very lowest prices I would
ais" call attention to my fac NUTElA BEAVER
HATS at only $3.50, believing them to be unequalled
ol the price in the city.
a29 3m CHARLES TOWSON,
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octave PIANO FORTE

- MANDATORY AND MUSIC STORE.
The undersigned respectfully calls The attention
the publ 10 their new Seven Octave Concentrated
GRAM PIANOS. TIL Sc Pianos are SEVEN
OCTAVE, in Il case Of the usual site n six Octave
Piano--aud for power Of Tone ana sweetness OF
Sound, is to she admiration Of all wto nave seen
prise Of Six Octave Pian0-at S25l, $500, SO o.,
aud 500 aud up, Alb SEVEN Ot TAVE, and war
ranted to be unsurpassed by any others manufoclur-
Ell in this cOur try.
SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano and other Instr-
mPurS.
MUSICAL TNSTRUM ENTS of every descrisiion
&y- Music Published, Engraved, Copied, Arranged
and Bound.
PIANOS Tuned and Repaired.
SHAFF x BOSWELL,
nj If No. ll2 Baltimore street,
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE

,fs7ss,,s, The subscribers have prepared-
cEIIesiF fgG assortment of beautilIi and isAisssf
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
TALL and winter, which they would like the Ladies 10
call and examine, and can be sold al the following
prices: Caters -; Baf Caters, thick sole. n $50;
T0roccO hall Boots do. 81 25; Morocco Jetfeisous.
do, ?l,l2; Seat Skin Half Boots, Sll2; Seal skin
JcersOns, Rl Misses half Boots thick sole, rs cents
ChiIdtcns Boots and Shoes, 80 cents.
Rr}- The above work is prepared in the neatest md
most fashionable STYLE with every care for its dura
sility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS.
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS NICOLAl,
B27-n Nose BatimoTe-sl.
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DIR. Townsend's sarsapnria is a sovereign and
speedy cure for ncptent, C0sum pton, Bauenness,
LeuCOrrhm, Incon.iHeRce OF Urine, or involuntary
discharge thereof and for the general p7Ostratos Of
the system; no matter whether the result OF inherent
cause or causes produced by irregulaily, iless or
accident,
U3-Nothing cGn be more surprising tIaa its ipvi-
goratlng effects on the human frame, Persons all
weakness and ,assiude before taking it, al one be-
come robust ana full OF energy under its nilgence
1t Immediately couEleracts tbs. nerTGlessnCss Of the
female frame, which s the great cause OF barren
ness.
1t will notbe expected ofug, in cases of so delicate
NATURE tn exhibit ccTtitcItes OF cures PEE fOrned
but we can assure the iict2d, tst hundreds Of ca
ses have been reaOrted TO rs. Several cases wheu
families haze been without children, after using g.
lew bottles Of this invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with healthy offspring,
DR.. ToWnsend-My wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and general debility AMI su legiug con-
llHually Ay pain ANA sensation of h, aria. dow n
falling CS the womb and With other difficulties and
having shown cases where your medicine has eff
icced great cures, and also hearing it recommended
for sucl diseases as have described, | Obtained 4
bottle efyoul Extract of Sarsapatilla, and followed
the directions you gave me--is short period il &c
moved her complaints and restored Ler health. 60
ing g.ateiGl for the sena she received take plea-
sure IN thus acknoT adsir:g it, and recommending is
to the public. NJ. D. MOORE,
Sor. OF Grand aad Lydiu3 sis,
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HAVE IND C.3N BE CURED ,

DIR. Townsend-G make the following statement IN
ofdCr 10 express my gratitude To you and to recon-
mend your sarsaparIla, and your compound Exrra ct
Ut SaTsdparllt 10 those who unfortunate as 10
have lung complaints or consumption, Whist res NJ
lhg IN the south several years ago. had long ana
severe sickness which with Subsequent exposure,
very materially injured my constitution, being able
hOwtVer much of the time to work, although NV
lungs were affected ard had 4 cough; for the last
year grew much worse, AND the last winter caught
a severe cold. The pain IN my brcnSt, disirrs s in
breathing and coughing very much increased. | took
anumber OF popuarremGdie6 fOr consumption, but
theV tailed 10 relieve me- Al last was confined 10
my room, and was so bad with the con sun ptiJa that
did not eApec. u remain here long. | entt2r Mar
Gus y, Moore, who resides at the coruei Of Lydirs
ana Grand IS, (who viii confirm this statcmCnt and
made disposition If my properly. a few days af-
Ter tins a friend sent you t. see me; you ordered
bottle ct your Extract OF 'Grslpara. | look it &C
eoroiRg to your directions and Immediately felt re-
llevsd-lny pain gradually left mel soon brcathec
lteely-my hacking cough subsided--I raised easily
ana slept snnndy-and TO my asiOHishmenl and de-
ghl, when had taken the cOEtenls Of IN! hottie,
was asc as you well remember, to walk from Ferry
To htaVer ST. To obtain more, ! have continued to
aho II, and am now about business although il liz
not more than two months since commenced with
yonr mediclnes-and am thankful to the Lord that
49, SAM. il. STUART, IS Ferry st.
Albany, May 10Th, 1886.
Probably there never was remedy that has been
so successful in sperata cases of consumpuon az
thS' II ccGn'es anu strengthens The system, and ap-
- Wv 80 WI VIC 'uIENj anu ue pa
TENTS gradually regain their usual health and
strength.
READ THE PROOF.
Dr. Townsend: | had been afflicted for months by
dry hacking cough; at least raised great quantt-
ties of bad matter, and experienced severe nam il
my leit SIDE accompanied with distress on nay
ungs-mV cough very much increased, and had
cold night sweats. Leaning that YOU had a remedy
for such cases, concluded to uy H. purchased Q
hole o! yoHr Extract az SarSapariIia-hefofe had
hnished taking IT, my cough raising, and the pain
III nay side leftme, and now have gained my gem
eral health. Relieving Your me icinc TO be a very
valuable one, cAeeffuly recommend it 10 those VINO
are similarly situated l found she medicine pleas
ant 10 the taste and strengthening to the body
VIM II, McNINSTRY, 29I Grand st,
New York, April Goth, 1876,