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The day has been OF great interest in the Senate
First, we had some talk on an abolition petition,
from certain philanthropc female abolitioniss in
Phadelphia-next, debate on the printing Of u.s.
GOO extra copies OF the agricultural report from the
Patent office Next, Mr.. Jarnagin introduced with
some PREDATORY remarks, and certain extracts from
the obnoxious paper, resolutlon tor the appoint
ment Of committee OF three, afterwards amen ded
five, to examine into the charges In several re-
cent numbers of the DAILY Times (of this city, made
against the honor, patriotism and integrity OF tho
Senate. The resolution was discussed, in defence
OF the Senate collectively and individually, by
Messrs Jarnagn, Mangum, Speight, Chalmers,
Benton, Bagby, Wesrcott, and Berrlen, and adopted
mem. CON. Committee appointed by the Chair, con-
sstlng Of Messrs flanagan, (chairman,) Benton,
Dickinson, ]. M. Clayton, and Turney, 1.-TWO wings
and three democrats,) with power to send for per-
sons and papers. The first person sent tor will be
the editor OF the Times, and the second-who will
he the second! Wait little
The Senate then resumed the Oregon resolutions,
and Mr. Atchison, Of Missouri, made sensible and
patriotic discourse, characterized by effort dis
argument and fact, and rather marked by conclia-
tory spirit for fifty-tour forty man The fact is,
that 81 40 is Obsolete dea'-lt has Jared up
like rocket, spuitered and exploded, and fallen TO
the earth dead piece OF timber, smelling ct burnt
gun-powder, but extngulshed and extinct Mr..
Atchison having concluded, Mr. Calhoun secured
the floor tor Monday next.
mittee were authorized to appoint clerk. No more
capable man could have been appointed on this
committee than Mr.. Jarnagn, an the chairman He
will give the matter most thorough sitting.
The Senate adjourned over to Monday next. At
this rate we expect Congress to adjourn about the
last OF August.
Mr. Haywood has been absent from the Senate
for day or two preparing his speech for the press
and the public. M. Colquitt was absent to-day,
from indlsposton.
MI. Calhoun will draw full and early attendance
in the galleries on Monday next.
The harbor bill continues to drag along slowly
through the House.
The day has been luxuriously and deliciousy
ethereal
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lp 1906 1880 7.2ei T,ko Hsss t.isi
The wings and Hale-ites have elected 81 repre-
sentanves to the Legislature, and the democrats "a.
The election Of IA or Is more wing or Hae-i;e
MEMBERS will secure to the opposition majority in
that branch OF the Legislature. The complexion Of
the Legislature, however, 10 still uncertain.
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New Hampshire Election.
We have the following returns by last nights
eastern mail. The Boston Post is Of the opinion
that the democratic candidate for Governor is de-
feated
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC

Will the public the followas nd then Judge for thsm-
have been afflicted with the scrofua for number ye.n
with on side which
: % e: .t
running ulcer extending from behind under
P.5iI and I; rs remedies sas eoSd hs.i III:
1ssy
hs bs:. ,smsas. h::s s;nsmsn s:uld
feeble 70 my saCa IL Ss.hsf
consumption Ihad violent cough,
'1f s
a.. m and q Who nc:
said that impossible for much diseased as
I s:s NJ fM
ws s hat
:s:: %sS:
R. p
my back STe Sc arm: ' covered scar: which
ss
& my .s% .aa abe
attend sasines. and rpC..ib. dsseTbe the ap
VII with hw s:%
my & s s. alley I'm south from Vine
ever any CARR
six before the subscriber Mayor OF said city, personally
John Carr who being duly according law
doth deposs and tina, the foIexoiax which
he has subscribed his correct and true IN all Its part
cular. lSigned1 JOHN CARR
Swsrn and before the day and
written. JOHN SWIFT, Mayor
Tns os once. Ne
%
pepsia, and liver complaint free Of charge
For sale also by Redding CO. No State street, Boston,
Fs.e bear mind MI hs, BssInsa does no, sell my orr
gina Genuine Pumone Syrup and avoid deception apply
Tor the old established medicine at No Courland
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,


THE PROPRlETORS of this Establishment, long known
\ a. BELTZhOOVER's return their grateful thanks TO
the public for the liberal bestowed the house
has been under their and beg leave that
determined possible, to fuu!e succes-hey have
and airy three ,to wing containing about thirty lodging
commodous and gives the House hundred and fifty
rooms The whole structure has undergone thorough rev
sARTMErI ample both for Lsdis. and Gsntsmen snd viii
fort and despatch The extensive thps made
enable the propieo offer for the and pa
calculated render attractive and comfortable including
the most untirng and a:sduous attention to vse the
part of all connected with it.
TeIms-Oeutemens Ordinary 81 IS per day Ladies' Ord
nary 81 so per day. DIX kOGG,
f23 2aM lM Proprieton.
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UBLIC MEETINGS. SOCIETIES 4 ASSOCIATIONS.
BROADWAY HOUSE,

VJNHE PROPRIETOR Of this we'll Known essblIshment
prepared 70 make arrangements for letting rooms Iof
the coming year. From it, central and wen
locality this houss affords Inducements not TO be met WIN
elsewhere in this city, - -.
The Large Hall olet sundsys and possession syss nm
medically. nh Vt
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THE WESTERN CONTINENT,
Edited bu Park Beuidmtn.

OR the present week abounds with unusual variety Of
4 interesting matter. Among its contents are
John the Bold; the White Hoods aud the Flaye-beng
the hrs three chapters Of novel; by W. H. Carpents
Esq, author Of claiborne the Rebel
Piano Arkansas-an aketc by the author
Tom Owen he Bear Hunter illustration by barley.
the French.
Travelling Letters Of CHARLES Dickens-from Avgnon
Genoa.
sor Jones his Traves-being sketch Of the Majors
Trip from Charleston to Washington CITY
Proceedings Of the Maryland Historical Society Report
the President &c.
Biographical sketch of Mr. and Mrs. Seguin.
Holmes Life Of Mozart.
Automaton Duck of Vancouver, &c.
Another Letter from New Orleans dent-A
Letter from Broadway giving full description Of the Third
aud Last Concert Of the Juveniles ths Tbenac with
faithful Of late Broadway Affair Of Hono-A Legal
Intrigue with Broadway Mllner which resulted in Shoot.
ing, Arrests, aud imprisonment &c. &c &c
Terms 80 per annum, six cents number
Published by w. TAYLOR < CO,
mia 2t*rc No. 2 Aston Honse
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Married.
On Wednesday afternoon the 18th inst by the Rev.
DR. Berr1sn. Mr. THos. w. CRANE toMARoARnr ELIZA.
Eth eldest daughter Of John Mather, Esq all of this
pity.
AT Rye, Westchester county, New York, on Tuesday
|vening 10th inst, by Rev. Mr. Gohard, MERRrrr SLA-
fER, to SARAH JANE daughter of Charles Bouton Esq
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GA CAhD -zI}
NATIONAL TIL EATRE AND CIRCUS,
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEIGH, MANN AND
DELEVAN.
HE PUBLIC acquainted that this magnificent esta-
bshment, warmly patronzed during those last six
mouths the citizens strangers and visitors from all
tive engagements entered into for the This
forth prepare the hundred
five Ats and Assistants connected with this concern and to
the thousands of liberal patrons who have rendered
tho Circus Temple of Fashion and Popularity that the
energetic and unceasng efforts will be essayed render
closing Of the Ring aud Stage the
novel and varied that dsc mating public appreciate
grateful manag emcnt OF mi mia
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
VAlISE LOST

R0M the ferry boa, attached % the R.ilso.d Line from
foot Of Liberty 2ocoek this day. Leather vase
taken. supposed by mistake twas ligkt coored and
had plate end upon which engraved Benz
Tathamn
suitable reward will be given who will report
LATHAM & BROTHERS, 24s Water st.
Thursday, March l2 1886. NILE itsr
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH,
ErOR TOMORROW. March IS. 1876: will contain. among
Of Chspter - Of the imes Of John
Tyler showing how the Union" got up and how Major
Noah became It's editor, also how the unon killed
ter and gel worth The pree Of paper original sketch
that chief Of oshua Giddngs Of Ohio No
has excited the Doctors curious article Dire ans
Omsns Foreknowledge &c. which will puzzle philosophy to
explain Last Hours of Reign. thrilling story Of Cahane
de Medicis An interesting Letter from Washington. THE-
fortlIh: p,,ms al Home and Abroad. EDIreaIAL.-The
Last how IN Washington w men in America Peter Farley
outof Connectcut The Quarrel between Park Benjamin.
z; Edwards Lester; n Villas Return, and the Letters
s", Of Plate Gu h. as
country subscribers. Office 26 Ann 81 mia Itsr
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DIR. POWELL OCULIST,

4 Q
A ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
IA the Eye and all Imperfe Of Vision, to
o'clock, a his residence ISL Broadway corner Of Warren
Ophthamia, Soppage of the Tear Passage Cataract
Opacties, effectually removed.
AMAUROSIS treated with great attention and success.
Inveterae of STRABI4MU6, squirting, cured
few minutes
Just imported. ARTIFICIAL EYES of superior beauty
and finish.
SPECTACLES adapted to every defect.
Advice the poor without charge.
Once and residence ISL Broad way-entrancs IN Warren
NV .EGSuu m ltW+r
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MR. WALCOT
Respectfully announces that his
BENEFIT
Will take place TUESDAY EVENING next 18th March,
which occasion will be produced, for the first timsat
this Theatre, Bishops cel.brat Comic Opera Of
BROTHER AND SISTER,
Ia which
MRS W.dLCOT
will appear, for this night only
The beautiful Historical Drama Of
CHARLES XII.
Or, The Stsge of Sfralstnd.
In which Miss Cke MIR MITCHELL Mr. Holland, Mr. wacot
and the whole $ eng h Of the Company will appear.
To conclude with Mr. Wacots new Travss ie entitled
RICHARD THIRD TO KILL
o. = BOX Book now open. mid ateodsm
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BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FIELD respectfully his friends and the
public that he has his 'od avorite quarters
BAssFoRDy ROOMS entrance N Ann q, adjoining the
Nns,um bglldins or s Fulton street The Rooms and Ia
Marble and lron With Ar India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will no doubt suit European aud all great pave being
ne best IL III, country Larger balls for bouthseCaro
B-Bssfords new style Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather best In the city, 6ne Billiard Cloth
every arcie the trade, constanpn hand and for sale
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D1od,
On Friday morning, suddenly. Of old age MARY SMITH,
bother Of the late Samuel Smith, in the s7th year of
Der sge
Her friends, and the friends of the family are respect.
uy invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
per daughter Catherine r Smith No 1877 Fulton street.
NJ B. Baltimore and Hanover Pa) papers win please
fopy.
On Thursday, 18th inst, JOSEPHINE LEWIS aged Is,
Daughter Of Margaret and Valentine Lewis
The friends and scQuaintances of the family are re.
pscuy invited to attend her funeral Saturday. 4th
nst AZ O'Clock from the house Of her grandfather, p
". Teller, Ne. 80 Second struAt.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, 18th inst after
lingering illness, Mrs SARAH HryNIoER wife of the late
Lambert Heyniger, aged 81 years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the deceased and those of
Der sons William and Lambert Heyniger, respect
uy invited to attend her funeral from the house OF her
brooklyn on Sunday, 18th inst, at o'clock p NJ Her
|emains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in.
erment.
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souIsvILLE AND PORTLAND CANAL.
Steam6'ts. Flat and Tons.

The report states that II the ice had not obstructed
s navigation much earlier in the fall Of ls45 than
ua the amount Of tolls for that year would have ex
3seded the amount received in 1874
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TO DEALERS In WOOLLENS.
Ii Ml0EON CO, Sal West street. Re. fnishers of
H. Cloths Cssnmeres and Satnets The gold medal has
been awarded to H. for the Improvement rc-6uishing
Woolsn Goods
Refers Messn Wocou Sade, 60 Pine street: william
c. Langley Co., So Exchange Place. u Broad streets
left. mi 1m%r
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NOTICE.
n THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform his
Afriends and the public that his
HAT ESTABLISHMENT

L.
q THE UNDERSIGNED bess leave to inform his
80 - HAT ESTABLISHMENT
ID removed from Of Wall and Nassau Streets
No l77 Broadway
Directly opposite HoDayd Hotel
The very liberal patronage which has for many years
his are now such as enable him to offer in.
ducemenr for continuation Of the same.
Hi. celebrated fine Beaver Castor and Mole Skin Hats,
found still further improved and bsantihed
Also, splendid assortment Of 0entemens, Youths and
Chidrsn Caps comprising many aud desirable patterns
: T. H. AMIDoN
n B.osntlsmsns Hats of the Spring Ea.hion now
ready. mis- F6TuThS Sis. rrc
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR TAVERN, RE
FECTORY. AND BOARDING.HOUsE KEEPERS.
- ALAROE ESTABLISHMENT, within few yards
ne Navy Yard gats IN the elty OF brookyn-occupy
so% 70 BE- L. Or .ssa
moderate ras for term Of years. with mmedate possession
REQUIRED 70 any respeeubs srd sns,pTsisF business.
For particulars enquire OF OWEN COL0AR No. - James
street. Brooklyn. mN lt'ec
GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY.
A6st rate Refectoy ia let fixtures, &C. for sale four
@ years lease from May. situated a central and crowded
:n.: sssoy brick house: with building In he rear su na
bic kind Of manufacturing business the DIV sng ps
Of bsndsome house for boarding private fsmes
parts Of the city Persons Of good stands OF
wishing TO s, Or sell og much time and trouble BY
;ggyas 70 d;i saJ H0uss fs. street near
made For sale burial vault, in 18th and 9Th
mN2t-r
xkk FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE Of the 18th asd 2oth
Mfb Iss fast ,sn, ,sw PACKET
;a' s ev s e:
m. s s;s1 and hAiEERt &C
nior u South stress.
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PARK THEATRE.
MRS. sEoUIN. MR.. FRAZER, AND MR. sEGUIN.
Assisted by Mr.: =. MEYER, in Open
Also MR.. MARBLE.
Saturday Evening, March IA,
DON PAsQUALE.
Don fasquaie. '.'................. M ssEuln.
Does9a M.iats''a.. H.! M s. = Meyer
To conclude with.
JONATHAN in ENGLAND.
2oionsn SWAP ...-... ......... .Mr rsipie
Fanny. :. ............ Miss Kate Horn
rries Of Adnssion-BoI.:. u; Pi,. - es.I. Gallery
Doc. * o'clock. til. csrs,, will precisely
BOWERY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRlES0R.
GRAND COMBINATION.
nTDOUBLE COMPANY. III
the Dramatic Company Of this estabshment
Saturday Evening, March IA,
The Performance will commence with the Drama OF
IVANHOE.
The Black Knight ...............b lsnchsrd
TsonG: $500. '-..'..'...'., Snan.ias.
s nI Br .s az Boz: daib.iit. pa.s Cs1f
Ourtn .Iony.
Wampa.- RUNWAY
Locnssy... ............. ......,:.. rroctof.
isdy Rawe ma. = NJ. Ph oHIos
Elgva. -. ........ Mrs sergeant
To conclude with
- BLACK EYED SUSAN.
william MT davenport
Gapa'E HIps S :CIsxe
Lower Boxes 50 cents-second and Third Tiers y cts
Doors will op~u Al half pas, curtain will r,se ATT
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.
MR.: GEORGE VANDENHOFF will deliver his Open.
M Lecture Execution, with Poetica and Scrptural
Readngs the Students Of the University the Chapel
Monday Evening" 18th March, 1896 halfpasr O'Clock pre-
cisely.
Ticket. tc the public CENTS may be had the University
ard st Mr. q. Vandenhofs rooms, 90 Chambers street.
mis- Sits re
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Hats----Spring Fashionable.
n THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call the
.iteo.ioa Of hs fends and patrons to hi. assortment Of
Hats ofths Spr Fashion IL soIcng their he
would remind tbs Of his adhe his established
prcss vz-Fne Mceskin Hats, 81 Fine Nutris Par Hats,
50; Short Nap Silk Hats, q, so. WIN. BANTA,
No. 81 Canal St cor Wooster, and 80 Chatham st.
mia 2wissr
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pIU MONTC HALL

PROFESSORS and Amateurs Of Music and the public gen.
orally requested attend meeting Of the Philharmo
Society be held the Coliseum This Evening half
o'clock Broadway Grand street. for the purpose
Of considering plan carry into effect the erection OF
building Tor musical and other purposes
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STRAP BONNETS
IN L. CHAPLIN, No. 10 John street, near Broadway up
stairs, has hand good assortment Of Fashionable
Straw Bonneu, whichhe selling at the lowest market
prices.
Mlners and Others invited call before purchasing
else where. mr4 lmsr
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0UrA CARD.-M
TO GENTLEMEN RESIDING IN THE UPPER FART

z.
MIR. JOHN 8. DWIGHT Of Boston, will deliver the se
l cond Lecture Of the Course this Saturday Evening" at
the Society Library, commencing at IL O'Clock
Subject-On the Scientific Phase Of Music, with Sa
has tian Bach its worthiest represent
Single Ttckefs Is m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
STEAM Will ron SALE

- TO me, dated the 18th day of March, 1872 and TecoI
ded ~ the clerks Office OF the county court nf Tyler
y (Na In book No o. page % win proceed 10 sell AZ
public auction To the highest aud hes; bidder the front
door OF the Court House of Ohio County Va
on Saturday, the Fourteenth day OF November
ls4O, NINETEEN undivided TWENTIETH PARTS of ali
Inc land adjoining the town OF Sstcrsv lc in said coun
W OF Tyler which was formerly owned by Thomas Cum
Minis being estimated at two aud fourth acres aud
being the same land whereon Is situated the steam Flour
ing Mll winch las he0n for time occupied by r.
W. stocking. The title j. believed Ia he good hut sell.
ling as Trustee, engage In convey only such title a. Is
vested IN nie by said deed OF trust
IERMS-One- fourth Of the purchase money TO I've
paid ia hand aud the residue IN three equal ins'anens
payable respectively in eight sixteen aud twenty four
months rom the day of with interest the purchaser
giving bonds with good security.
oct I'm JAMES M'LURE. Trustee.
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A SURE CUR FOR rur ~, -.

| In SS,x... -. ROM, y. y. April LIT. isf5
" i,es thsn nay self; have made us. ~ ,osn,. t,i
~ HsuleinsS Tor this troublesome csmpiaint b,,f &C.,
~ Ic'l.i until used Your Improved ndiap 49, ~,
utW t"aicd Pills, and four toNcs elected , c,.,,,.,
cure can recommend them in such eases
| WIN. LANPuEAR.
an TACT not universally known, that the inrrcdi
c"'S IN many pills in common use act with too NM,
o'oe upon the liver and the OF the stomach an, D.
,ne'r drastic qualities frequently produce the pes
No' so WIN Dr. Smiths Pills. They will cure thi. Ii.
"essing complaint in every instance
once l'9 Greenwich street, Large Brick niockA
III Always ask for the Improved Indian ve,e,,hl,
Pills. ''se'S"'e
70 Ana see that G. REM Smith Is Written with a
pen on the bottom of the box
us y 10 certy that have used the Sugar coated Mill
ny g. Benz Smith. OF New Work for so,e
e' au he'ieve them Ia be good medicine. and also
M enquiry IN that city, ann persuaded that he l. the
~, inventor and therefore IL entitled To- the bcncnt
~ N"'" :. WILLIAMS,
- Pastor lst Baptist Church Pittslsirsb
vnes i,v3rcenwich Il. large brick block
Pills. 'P''''" i""'"n Nese'ahic
III r y, Nm, see that G. Benz Smith is WRITTEN with
AosSIs ~ WnEstISa, }. CRUMBACk ER, PRYOR
fAt Ill. ID. MACLANE Argus Office
81 CLAIRsviLLE. o.. MORGAN * RAMSEY.
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Mn. EDIroR-Mr Abcrnethy SAYS Consumption il
Iuterclcs OF the Lungs ii these healed and the
Lungs otherwise sound, the patient get well II Is
iuly demonstrated In the of INV friend r. HancoX
iss'l. which has hcen fully suhstantiaicd by MIR " p
church, where tuhcroles cured hy the celebrated
ChTono'I Thermal Remedy, Doctor Taylor's Genuine raj
sam OF Liverwor (mSde at 35J Bowery, with Doctor
cess signature to the wrapper there are many
terietis aud imitation This fact should he Known to
every one prcdspoScd To affections OF the Throat Chest
and Lungs. Also IL sure remedy for Asthma
coughs aud Colds and can be given the delicate
infant surely such discovery will not &c neglected
by the public The Doctor has any quantity of totino
mails OF cures from Physicians and Others lie saws that
the range OF temperature is adequate for all
one disease The life of the iesh is ina the blood; the
o"od" ' u Is toI We me thereof, -IEvlTICUs.
Oct ~, sold by JAMES BAKER Wheeling Va
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mp ORTANT WARNING TO THOSE
WHO NEGLECT com

IL is evident, and decided by The eminent pivsi-
clans that CONSUMPTION is mostly encouraged nv neg
cc OF cold on the first attack. How many persons are
There who put OIL from time To time procuring suitable
medicine until the disease tcgiu= To assume serious
chaIsc'e, when In al pro- ability they sre.past the pow
et OF medical aid. May these lines prove warning 10
those afflicted with tile rst symptoms of coNsuMPrtoN
that they ,-y ''~-,eliPclN it. ~ tNrEeru
RANT REMEDY, which Is expressly for diseases of TIE
Icspirai DRY system II Is certain cough in
Few days, al the same time relieving the pain the side
and breast aud arTcng the progress this disease
l-coNsuaPTioS The ENpecioramt Remedy has a deoid
lac advantage over all other preparations. IL entirely
from Opium, aud all other violent Narcotics II re
ffesies the system, aud gives strength the weak and
CURIOUS. For sale by
ncsep - J ar MARSH.
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ERlSYPELAs Is only one among many ortbe ,,p.,
Gus ailments which originate in impurities OF the blood
anu experience has shown that few. IL any are moro ar
heuh To overcome. but the Clickencr sugar Coated "a
gciabie Its have grapped successfully with ~ in every
iorm Mts. Jones, of Albany, upv ards of 80 v.,,
Of age had been subject To periodical returns OF
plant rom her earliest infancy; and aiterlys had hen s
violently affected. a. To furnish indications of erang,d
intellect Recourse vas had, formerly Ia the family
Fhyscisn. hut his prescription only drove the Aft,
inward a. usual, To return with renewed violence Tbc
noctor hnally recommended box Of Lees Pills hut
through some mistake OF the Apothecary's clerk 10,
of Cekcncr's sugar Coated Vegetable Pur.,ti, p,I,
was sent IA their stead Having little faith in PIN. of
transcription, and being rather supersiitious vibsI
lney concluded that Providence had hand I'm the sL
..u,on, and amer all might turn out for the Is,t =
Iney accordingly made use of them. The resp of 10
~ Few doses cit them no regret their snpers
nous houons The patient rapidly recovered and bas
nan no attack OF Erisypelas since. The Doctor ~
ngh! delighted al the supposed success his precrn
uon nat was so completely asOnished. when he disco
vered his error that he resolved from that time fr,,
10 prescrtbe nothing else in of Erisypeas t Cc
keners Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills. For sale by
July A. U. FAIRCHILD