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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-23
THE PARTISAN SECRET

- I ~ h1NiSIzfIy SECNEI'
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French,
entitled The Psrssn Secret Self per.
feet against sexusl Diseases under all
without the Of Medicine disagreeable
universally understood and employed by men Of fashion
Paris London. and other large cities. 4.
BY 1LEX1NDER LEBAUM, M. d.,
Member Faculty Of Medicine OF Paris-Physician the
yeneresl Hospitknight Of the Legion Of Honor &c., &c
Rue oe 81. Honore 20, Paris
Published by Robert H. amont Legal Deputy for Dr. lie.
baum, 100 Washington Boston, Price 61 cents per cory
two copies 81 All orders should be Addressed post paid
Fop al. IN Nsw oeiv bywYATT KETCH
UNI. iai Fulton St; Philadelphia, Colon Adraaes' me
Arcade. Chestnut st als lmT
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Medicine and Pharmacy
So NASSAU STREET.
n K DICAL ADVICE

So NASSAU STREET.
MEDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.
TIE MEMBERS q ,hs \ N.Y. York College q Msas,.s
70 I'll
private confidently promise peons requiring
he
s q @sis &C a GG u e r.:
and time may be has avoided. One Of the slnbes Of
hSs&F II To Ss sSGs FIJI
nss.
ing a. 20 perform ,ads. cure By STATING
traction vssiness received elsewhere. any. and -
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
T3NS NxTuE Ssp s;,s * the GG:s: =.
s ss dss IF @ y ssp
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen ss carefully
packedand sent to all parts Of the Union
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
% ss TSs
Chart. r.,. ns se s 4,
q, s;s, S ss.a aS s s ss
hs .tomaeh or yconsnsmsss Free 81 per Sz
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE. q
EOR the errs Of primary Of sees.dsry syphii.
r n or
AL .n 1 %
ou car consider himself safe after having the disease
without cleansing ths system with this justly o>s
brnled Alternative.
ss carefully packed and to all PARTS Of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAE
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College ofMedieine ans
Pharmacy, established for the suppression ofquaske. Th
refined highly possessing all the
flying qualities and curative powers Of the above hesbs conf
IDENTIFY recommcndcdby the COLLEGE
ofanapara at present before the public
relied certain remedy for all diseases from
pure Of the blood such scrofua Tngwom
blotches pimples ulcers pain the or joints nodes
eruptons arising
from the secondary effects ofyphs iajudcious ussef
Sold n single bottles, at nesnusasi
IN cases Of half dozen BEETLES, % 50
Cases soywu ded To all parts Of the Usiou.
iA,my hsssI s,'csS sS e yhslss:ls yyrshassn
e0- The Concentrated Extract Of sarsaparilla, 0sa
aH and sessafss also for sale 81 l53 Division srss
sDpssits kudlsw street.
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NEEDLES.
JAMES SMITH & SONS well known and highly esteem-
ed DrlledEyed Needles warranted equal ia quality to
by JAMES WALTON,
No. T2h Market street, Philadelphia.
Beware of Couuterfeits jal lmtr
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. @ Aston Place, late 9Th Street.

a tew doors East ef Broadway Neo York.
opened the sale Birds oreEn and
Native Cages Seeds &C. and hopes by
fair and upright dealing merit the patronage Of those dpo
ssd to indulge in this most delightful fancy; - ;,
In addition those mentioned his stock will comprise all
articles his ne including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
Gold and Silver Fish German Paste, made after
proved receipt Cutie Fish Bone Fountains, Baths &c &c.
B. Orders from oil the city carefully attended and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER.
Xnrk DEE u. lmkr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DoINGs.-The Cincinnati
DdHy Commercial OF the 18th instant, says On
tuesday mig last number ofpersons, at late hour
repaired to the grave yard northwest of this city osten
with all the novelty and majesty such scene is des
crioed In the Holy Scriptures. The time dark no
lights were required they expected the grand exhi
bon would be attended with supernatural lights more
the clouds which the angels sit Song after song
shout alter shout went upat least seventy five feet
but no rising OF the dead came Evidently they had
chosen the wrong night The leading brother Of this
romantic band-Mr Jacobs-after the ceremonies had
PROGRESSED far enough in the open air. declared he
was pure and could sin more that he sheud never
die that no one could kill him that wonderful mira.
Gle in the dark had been wrought upon him. to make up
ne supposes Tor the disappointment in not seeing the
dead rise from their graves. They returned with
their purified brother to the Tabernacle Here thew did
not ary long but sought brothers house for the pur.
pose OF going through the interesting ceremony of
.wsshing feet" and implantng heslholy kiss During
these proceedings trouble the camp One broth.
er objected to let brother Jacobs continue washing his
wifes feet in the dark He didn't care so much about
the holy kissa-he could that bat he thought so
pure man as brother Jacobs said he had been made
might as well wash his wifes his presence This
objection to the proceeding Of Gods spirit raised regu
lar row. and the meeting broke up at y o'clock A. NJ
The Louisville Journal of the 18th instant says -
The river here continues on stand The weather 10
warm and peasantt AT Pittsburg Friday night there
were 81 feet water in the channel and slowly declining
The weather had become colder, and the MonogaheIa
was still closed At Wheeling, on Saturday there
feet water in the channel and rising The Mississippi
between ST. Louis and Cairo, clear OF ice Sunday
and there were between and feet the bars
The Cumberland river was high enough Tuesday for
the largest class boats The Tennessee river was on
stand on Friday with 81 feet water Colbert shoals
On Tuesday a lad named Henry nj. laws a pu-
Pill OF the Central High School, Philadelphia, was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-23

THE CHOICEST PREMIUM
TOILET SOA PS.
HIGHLY PERFUMED with Pa,ebouiy. verbens, Rose
Bouquet &c &c to be found The Of the sub
Wholesale and retail = N''L 10y 0'0' isi mr.
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
MApE and invented BY DR. j. GRAY No iis BoweIy,
aSs THAT . Ia: be rf &.
PLUMBING WORK,
S44 Broadway, New York.
D. Pumber putting up some 81 the best WORK n the city,
solics trial lmproysmen in construction. good work
@i E. aian g Sa::sa
attended TO- dN im-m
ROBINSON'S PATENT PORTABLE
WATER CLOSETS
ssSs 's's 3 ssss
bath They are extremely u.eiu for ships hospitals. &C.
50 :sa
walker AL sr and White SITS. sroNr pporurps
THE ORIGIN OF LIFE.
i 81
shed by Nafs and Corai.h, Pearl street, New York The
only popular and scientific work ever Published % this
| AWkENCE, MYEks co, g Stone street.. have
received per snps Epervcr and Sea- the aforementioned
Oard Dupuy Co. in half pipes pale and dark vin,ases'
Bonnsmort & Becker. do do do do.
~ J. Dupuy, do do do do.
Which they offer for sale The under house
lock and entitled to debenture. Dc AMIR
VHOMAS BATE surviving partner OF the firm Of Thomas
James Bate, Needle, Fish Hook and Fishing Tackle
Manufacturer Reddch England and l02 Maiden lane New
York has this day associated with him copaner THOS
@ ands 3. sAT III e
THOMAS BATE,
THOMAS HENRY BATE,
lo2 Maiden lane, Pc ri street, up stairs
New York, Jan. 5. 1886. "a im-m
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
CENTLEMEN and Families having superiuous WEAR.
~ INC APPAREL teither Lady's or Gentemen's) Jewel
Fire Arms, &c &C. they would dispose Of
may do so by sending for the subscriber who will attend them
at their residences by appointment. III LEVETT,
- No. Wall street, ". Y.
All orders through the Post Office. otherwise punctnaly
attendeo 20. jall lm'r
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MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD, Sc. &c.
LOR SALE by Z. G. STACY, No 66 Wooster street, be-
tween Rroome and Spring The entire stock will
be sold together parcels sut purchasers from
IS below the market price, either for cash
notes The flowing portion Of the stock viz
10000 feet fresh crotch Mahogany Veneen
2O,oOo do do shaded and notified do do.
10000 do do superior Rosewood Veneers.
5000 feet n ~ r. Ia, ~ inch, az and inch Mahogany
Boards and Plank.
$50 logs Mahogany, do Rose wood, do Zebrawood
logs Satinwood &c &c. ja42 Im%m
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LAURENT = BROTHER,
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES

WINTER STYLE GENTLEMENS BEAVER and
w French Silk Hats Travelling Evening and other Caps Of
the beat Materials the fashionable aud be-
coming styles, ready for inspection and sale
The and quality of the goods offered establish
msnt cnte them the notice Of those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchants Exchange
IU,sr IN
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MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS!

A RARE OFFER.
THE Proprietor of well Pennsyl-
vania Avenue Offers the esabshment for sale
has had four successful operation and being located
the very Of the city TO the Depot the "a.
pito the three principal Hotels fail OF netting
handsome profit the purchaser address r. r. WashirS'
ton, d; e. .
Warrington, Jan. 10, 1886 j22 3teodrc
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
r. ENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
" for the sale of
VOIGTLaENDERS APPARATUS
The genuine Yogaender Apparatus, also the best Plates
Chemicals. Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases &C. &c.
may the subscrbers wholesale and retail by
addressing (post paid) to
w & +; LANGENHEIM, Exchange, Philadelpha,
Or, LANGENHEIM & BECKERS, 20l Broadway, N. Y.
The following gentlemen have agreed Agents
for the sale of the genuine Vogtlaender Apparatus:
Messrs Lich & Whipple Boston. Mass.
Mr.. James L. LYON, Richmond, Va.
MIR. g. Broadbent Columbia, 8. Z.
MIR. James p Perry. Charleston, 8. G.
Mr.. s Noessel, New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson Il Jacobs, New Orleans.
w. x +. LANGENHEIM,
ito lmsrc Exchange Philadelphia
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a AID HE FOLIO vino
ADVERTISEMENTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
THE ACCIDENT Ar THE cARBoNpAL.
MINES.

The Democrat Of tina, place. of the 3oth uli.
says the bodies OF two PERSONS were found
the night before. One. named Patrick Wal
her, was discovered a short distance from The
lying on slate Of about eighteen
inches depth, his head supported by his dgh,
band and his shoulder by a pillar. His lees
were broken; probably by ,he flying car boxes.
The other, Mark Brennan, had been thrown
by The wind upon the top OF loaded car, aud
was there caught by the falling rool, whiel,
crushed him 10 death INSTANTLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
BANK NOTE CoUNTERFEITING.

This, saws the New York Commercial, l.
cunied on To an alarming exieat IN this comn-
Try, and it has often puzzled the most inteili-
gent individuals not conversnnt with the Grim
Inal administration 10 account Tor tn; manner
in which these couutcTiriteIs get their work
done. Ii could hardly b. supposed that en-
garens of reputation would be willing To lend
Their aid TO such s~coundrels, and yet il was
evident that the counterfeit plates were the
Workmanship Of men well trained in the art,
aul hence Tie mystery that has c%nveloped the
subject. Within a few days, however. some
facts have been mad known 10 the chief at
police which throws much light on the sub.
ject, and we think unnNcls the whole mys-
terry. We noticed a few days since the arrest
OF a man named Horace -. Champion, who,
Il appcsrs, is an old offender IN cnhse, and
who has done the State OF Massachusetts,
some service in its state prison. During a
conversation with this man. he informed the
CHIEF of police that the art OF cngmsing bank
notes was carried on in the Massachusetts,
state prison. and that many Of the prisoners
were regularly taught the business.
While he was confined Their. he was fore
man OF the engraving shop, and he says that
the work performed there viii compar with
the best specimens executed by hoacst arii-
zans. This accounts for the hotdes of coun-
trrtciieTs that inicst our country. Perhaps
the authorities OF Massachusetts, think IL right
20 employ ~convicis in this manner, but 10 our
It involves them ia The guilt OF counter
TO a degree not at al inferior 10 those
who use the knowledge lhrobmincd, 10 en-
sole tiiesu 10 prey uPOn thecommnnity. The
officers OF Tanks, TOO, who have their notes
engraved at uis establishment are equally in
volved in guilt-if the statement OF Cham.
pion Is true, and the chief al police faily be.
lieves it-and they richly deserve TO be placed
by the side OF the countericitcr in the gloomy
prison. We are also credibly Informed that
this Champion is one OF the best cngravers in
the city. aud would easily command for his
services thirty or forty dollars per week, IL he
bat chose TO follow an honest calling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

or IN 1890 General Lckson expressed a
strong desire FOR the erection of Bridge over
the Ohio River at Wheeling by tho general
government. and GA the 10Th December OF that
year . bi', WIS reported to the lower house
sushori1ias a subsciP,icn ofs'ock on The part
Of the gcvernmcns THIS bill ON motion oi
Mr.. Dodldige our representative, was recon
mitted wiih INSTRUCTIONS 20 the committee tc
report . bill TO provide for the ERECTION OF a
bridge and the appropriation of a certain sum
OF wsnsy Tor that purpose. twas no, report
ed from some cause.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
IRON GINS

We learn from the Boston Courier. That a
small pamphlet written by Daniel Tresdwell
has recently been published in Cambridge.
giving q description Of an invention recenlly
perfected by bun, ia the incst. important en-
CINE OF naval Wa rsrc. VIZ: cannon made Of
ieTonghi iron and SiseI-consisiing Of rings
welded together by a process OF his invention.
The advantages which these guns are suppo-
sed TO possess, over common cast iron aud
brass guns sr,-l They are much lighter than
those guns 81 the same calibre. 2. They are
much les Liable to burst with equally heavy
charges. 3. Instead Of bursting and flying
into minute pigments. in consequence OF
overlooking. by ! M wear, or sltlao dinary &C
cident, they merely sepafa.c INTO TWO portiors
thereby proving vastly lcss dangerous TO those
who handle them. s. They will wear much
longer. .. They NAV be manufactured o( a
prodigious size, aud be used with "a much safe
~ a. smallergms These cannon IL Is said
have wiilsiood every test that has been ap-
Piled TO them, several Of them having been
manufactured Tor the United SiaieS, aud put
20 tnsl under the direction Of the War aud
Navy Departments.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
"TN PEACE. PREPARE FOR WAR

= A. this scHson Of tbs year, the weather ia
very tnscheTons. and almost every one is Ger.
tain "a be- slfrc'ed more OF less by coughs.
Colds. and sfltctioes of tho head, which are
peculiarly annoying 10 tie healthy, aud often.
lines fatal to To- Invalid and consumptise-
kyefy thing around ps wears such a pleasant
eDd checdul aspect. that we aTe apt 60 negleC.
the pr'pef precautionary measures, and naitcI
ourselves thai We shall escape If Others DO not
Presently there occpr a sudten change in ID,
weather. We brpn TO shiyer with cold. amt &C.
greet. whca tOo late. umt we bad not aniici
pate1 tiD season. Now. the best possibl,
way 30 sv0ii surpfisc b., 60 purchase 4 box %
C!iekenrfs Sugafcuatsd Ncgetab&e Pills with
OFT delay carry them in your pocket, ant
tase ] or 2fils cseh day between meals. Yo,
WI presently ind your appetite vastly im
proved. and your system enabled to resist tb,
most sudden changes. They are perfect,
palaicsble and may be swallowed with n,
mnoh iaciliJ b. 20 maay sugar pluins. Tie,
cstysc no puiu ~ sitkncss Of the stomach. an.
10 not interfere with tllq transaction M orlf.
aary business. Fofcuugbs. colds. sore tbm.t
bilious elections. pains in fhe head br.as,
beck, sitc, etc. Ties sre entirely heyoud 4.
vaiy. Jheif ELECTS, indeed. sfe 80 certain
that rufe b wausntcd ~ ile pt,u., r,,,1
rf fo,agHt sifcfian.nt E.g
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09

Some months a 10 ago, when the news
from abroad snpounced tina, much suifcungin
Ireland was Anticipated, in consequence OF
the failure OF the potato crops and the harvest
generally, u meeting was held in Boston, for
the purpose ct missing a fund for the sl,men-
tsry relief OF Thai COUNTRY. We see Ivy a let
ter la the Boston Pilot, protesting 20 give the
opinion of the lssdi1g public men in D.b,in.
thai, the project OF slim-ntsry relief from a
foreign country j. considered there ns prema-
,urr. ani al no time Practicable, for tie fol.
tow ing rce>ous, which the writer gives -
Firstly Ireland has not called for foreign
alms% Stcondfy-No amount Of money re-
United ~ Ireland couli enable its people TO
pprchase themselves six months food. az the
present ,Norhiisnt priccs. Thirdiy-No a.
mount OF provisions shipped gratuitously to
hcl5nd could allsy the scarcity Ia one prov mce,
not 20 speak M all four. FoHrihiy-We are
ANXIOUS to come 10 a point with our m%isruiers.
fAsy. and thoy onty, must open the cornuco
pia u Tree trade upon our SOIL, and whoever
intervenes en- elcemos, nary aid between our
rulers anu ~, help. TO postpone the abolition
of the duties upon human TOOL.
] need not add, lquiie concur in these sen
timen,s. We have refused alms from our en-
emies, pnl shall we accept them from our
friends Sholl we pTi H. ourselves on rcjcc-
ting charity here, aud yet take it back hani-
edly from youl No, no. Do not force this
disigrecable feeling OF paupeIism uroa Ire
laDd. Give her all yoa Gun in her great Pohf-
icgi struggle. but Sac mus, not b. taught,
even by Kind Isienls, TO live upon alms. No,
no.. Let Iceland and the present government
fight il Out; 10 not interfere between oCon-
neil and tie Cora Laws, and We will have
cheap bread enacted By law and plenty OF At,
before three mouths pass by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
GERMAN LOVE

The story we give below, happened IN Ger.
many. A young cih OF twenty-onr. RoSe
Noble; a shop teDdef.A scalnc acquainted with
a student Of pharmttr; one Theophilus Kep-
pier. This aoquiuntSnce. apparently very
slight was soon forgotten by The Young man.
but excited a love, violent almost 10 m,dn-.s
la the heart OF Rose. A peasant gid an In.
innate iriendot Rose, who had discovered the
secretiu her passion. made d shameiul nroGt
Ut IFS intensity.-She addressed the poor eid
letters %pufporiing 10 he written by krppIeg
and csjoled herior fourteen years. Dutils ib,
whole OF that period. ia never ooce ,au her
iancy he'rothed, bot letters asking for money.
sugar, brandy aud even linen, poured thick
upon her. The excuses for not seeing her
were OF ihe most strange and improbable IA
tutr su,h as inst ~ consequence Ofa failure
on his examination hg was iakcn to a house
OF detention is Holland. oon.tmc,e e-xpnssls
Tor The punishment 81 defeated candidate
Such wee the tenor of thu corp.sp,odepr,
misfortune seemed 10 have ninei on him
AZ one time be had broken an arm ~ apo,hef
2 leE. Sickns Is, suffering. AID especially
desuiuuon afflicted him; tie last, bring 81
enduring aud uuendlng. Ross, IL different
prnOis, had scut eleven ihoussBl fnncs, an
nofmou SUN Tor onc in her O ition. "a
collect which 81 was obligri 20 deny herself
az bot De f~ecceagies Of lie. snd 10 sacriass
hcf little %patu4nony aud that Of SISTER. Al
iaft after fourteen wears olCoBtinucd ana ieiit'
an puva t0ns,-koss fcad iall.s Hs~s alaa
4n ANNOUNCEMENTS OF the a atb 81 IT, .ophnh'
kepple %apotbecsfy OF Winuf aek. who's
di con olsie " dow %andahlicted thiidr.p. So
tn. eui Oh. on complaint 20 the suth rite
the criminai WHO tai vi hire , hsI 20 { a..
wasted her piop-ry was found o. o. her b.
ON friend. The Punishment iofi TED !
10 uisep years couhusmeat 40 = dung q
FROM Nb5ct. during y ceg;ain peiBl OF cal
year eli q ght - cxclui a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RAfTINoRE MARkETS. ~

BALTIMORE MARKETS.. r.
ore Of i< ANnicAS.} tb. t,5PM.f g.
hOUR--Tln marhst Tor Howard STREET
'Flonr l.s eeeSs quite inactive the hast iew
days. aud we are without transactions TO re-
,osi. There are bsyers 81 et.s5. t~s d~st~r
are not disposed 10 s~ll a, this price and are
asking sl.S7A The last settlements boz re-
csiys- from csr wrrr % o4s0rA
PROVISIONS. Beef snd Posk ss dull ct
sale. and quotations. ar almost noniuei.-
The following arc The Mates asked fos Balu-
more packed. via: Mes Pcrk sliSsl3; Prime
Sl3-~Si3.s0; Mes. Bsf Si0.h no; No. I 500
az s-7s;and Prime 81 .2osss.50. New Ws--
tern Mess Pork hos been Offered at 1890.
and Prime at ell 90. both on time, without
sslc-. There IL very little doing in Bacon
We continue 20 quote Hslti,nore cured Shout.
lders al 6a6i cents: Sides az 7s7i cenls: and
Hams SssA cents. wiihs sales OF small parcels,
kwestem moves OF slowly at z cents Tor as
sorted. In Lard nothing OF note has ,akcr
place. No. 1 in kegsi j. hsid at - cents. and
ia bbls. at al cents.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-02-09
LETTER FROM MATILDA i. pAvEN

h ~
PoRT.-Thc following IL an extract from a
letter written to DR. Clickencr, by Matilda l..
Davenport. Of Philadelphia, who was cured OF
an infammatort Rheumatism. BY the use o,
Dr.. Clicseners Sugar-Cya,ed Vegetable Pills,
after every other means had failed:
"DEAR SiR.-it is with emotions OF the
greatest gratitude that l address yoa at ,his
time, and believe me-, | speak the sentiments
oi my heart when | ASSUME you that through
your means am now enabled To move in th,
land ottbe living. Bbout six months since 4
was attacked with the infammatory rheama.
tism, aud consulted the best medical advice
in the city. Different medicines wcrc given,
and the utmost attention paid me, but oil was
of no effect, and ] thought | was doomed "a
finger out an existence made wrciched by ex-
tUnie physical suffering. The physicians said
that they had done all. and promised ms
speedy departure TO the land Of spirits. When
they had given me over, 50 low had ! become
uistit was impossible 10 sir a limb without
che greatest exeuion. md even thea eyep
movement was overwhelmingly painful. Al
tkss line n near and dear friend recommends
10 Sic the use OF DIR. CliCkencr's Sugar Coated
Vegetable Purrative Pills, Sitting at the same
time that they IL anything. could alori relief.
being on the verge OF despair, and ready 20
grasp nc whatever promised relief, I com
menced taking them according TO direction
In one week, strange as Il may seep, my pains
left mc.--my health Was restored, and be,
came a new and different being. sm grad
ualiy gaining my strength, nv appetite j.
good, aud the disease is wholly driven from
my system.
Excuse me Tor troubling you with thi,
statement. but ] am 80 much reioiccd at my
speedy recovery ,hst impcrious duty demands
an ACKNOWLEDGMENT oftlie method OF the cure.
Believe tue 10 be yours,
Truly aud sincerely,
MATILDA l.. DEvENP0ET.r