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DEE EE& iGEL To Sc,
10 Ee public &rc Respectfully izfgrmeG .n|t BY ne
ordinance Of the cay GeSauGe the numbering Ht Inc
houses, the subscribers Umnh2c has ogsA changed
from 20 10 s. OF which bis customers and strangers
will please take nCllCs,
The Proprietor o. thC elaborated EGEI hb4L
DfTTERS and COCGB DHoPS. woEI t. &c the pre-
cent occasion to ca the attention u stIaagCIs visiting
:he CITY, and others, the supeno. qualities Of I've
hove medicines for the cure OF Dyspepsia, DOwci
ompaints, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, itnenma-
',sif,, Colds. CosrhS. Consumption, ans many other
complaints 10 winch are liable. in addition to the
laany certificates published in the papers Of the day
he hSs his rOsscsstOn number rom UEt rnspecti-
Ole iGNVdugts all ttautygI 10 me VIRTUES OF Htbe
medicines. and which can be seen at MS store,
The suugt ritter also takes this opportunity to RETURN
* grateful thanks to discerning public VINO have
extended his medicines Such liberal support SINCE
their iIgroduc into this city; and he is happy IN
The belief that they have been productive Of mach
rood wherever used AS he is tht sole proprietor and
he W0uG caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon them a
spurious article. Every bottle OF his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name on tlC top Of the
cork also fac smile of his the label on the
side u III bottle None Other are genuine; thtfeoe
be aot deceived,
His ANTI~BILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged to
be a most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one Of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition 10 the above lie has many other MEDl-
CiNAL PREPARATIONS, Of his own manufacture,
tppeIher W th a great variety OF PERFUMERY, cata
sgues of wAich can be seen at has store and which
he warrants to be equal to any iR the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No. 81 Baltimore street,
Between Frederick and Harrison s1eets,
And near Centre Market,
NIB. Remember the No., 3S, the ge'lt!tHe 7Ttt-
eles are for sale al no other place in Baltimore Rl6
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~ STORE. The subscriber having obtained Lii
20 sell auction and located himself in that
large and Rmodioas building lately erected by
Nessrs, HaslaI, x Weeden, fronting 9th street and
Penn. avenue, between c street and Louisiana Ave
nue., aud fronting the west end of the Centre Market
respectfully off his services 10 sell property ofeve
ny description. All sales entrusted to his care will
receive his pers,Ra attention, and every effort wlhe
made TO make .,oods comm and fair prices. He will
bestOw particular attention TO the arranging and DIS
pOsal of funitRi az private houses. He can store
large quaRtityof goods, and storega will be low
ANY furniture seat to him on commission will be
carefully stored autd taken Of He has alwayG
on hand, at private sale, good assortment of beds
bedsteads, and other furniture at low cash prices.
nl7-eotf TH0S. g. WILSON, Auctioner.
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EXPERIENcE INsUREs SUCCESS

"
-HL DR.. DOW has probably had more practice and
experience in curing diseases of a private nature
than generally falls 10 the lot Of any physician;
and within the last four years. he has doubt cured
more of those difficult cases of private disease such
"a require practical experience, than all The physi-
clans in Baltimore. The reason is that he applies
himself TO the duties of his profession with untring
zeal and industry III the investigation OF the disorders
TO which he has c0ntiped his whole attention, and
has by this means discovered that the old fashioned
mode of doctorng symptoms only: does not succeed
ell as his plan of attacking the disease frst-ex
tineuIsh that, and attend TO the symptoms as nav
best suit the case, His medicines are free from any
drug, and are easy TO be taken, without in
eileiing with tht dvocalons Of the patient.
TO SEAMEN AND OTHERS.
Dr. Dow would say that his medicines are free
from mercury and all other poisonous drugs; they are
put up in a small and compact form, and can be ia
ken without fear of exposure hiRdrance from bias
iness, and except in of violent inflammation, no
change Ofdiet is necessary. For further particulars
please call al his CtiiCe,
NO. AS SECOND STREET,
where Observation-Disclosures of all afflicted with Pri
va.e Diseases in this city make immediate applica
tiOn, and therefore always receive speedy and per-
maRent cures. DR.. Dow need say nothing as to his
success but merely advises tn a cted who are not
acquainted with him, observe that he has had an
extensive practice for the last eight years. and during
that time he has made such Improvements in the
healing art, that he can safely guaranteed perfect cure
in all old Chronic cases, such have bafed the skill
of some most eminent physicians
" B, No pay without a cure, and the poor ber;
ally considered. Office hours from A. NJ 10 P. nj.
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FIRE AT NEw-HAvga A fire took place
at New-ilaven, Conn, on Thursday morning,
IN building occupied by Mr.. Andrew De
Martin, in Church street. aud progressed with
such rapIdlty, that in le,s than two hours the
whole wooden range o. the west side Of Charch
street, from the Globe Building to Letting ST.,
with the exception of a single building Oh the
corner OF Church aud Lefbngwell streets, was
entirely desrror. ed.
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THR TONGUE. A white fur On the tongue
attends simple fever, and inflammation. Vel
lowness of the tongue, attends e arrangement
of the liver, and is common to bilious and ty-
plus levers A tongue wildly red 'an the tip
and edges, or down the centre, OF over the
whole surface, attends inflammation of the mt
cous membrane Of the stomach or bowels. A
white VelvCty tongue, attends mental diseases.
A tongue rcd at the lips, becoming brown, dry
and glazed, attends typhus state.
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MARBLE sgGAh. The'Saleln (Mass,) Ga
zette says that the pulverizad whits sugar
now used in families, contains in every pound
Of sugar two ounces of pulverired aayAf.-
When used ABissolved, lit deposits a sediment
of clay or mortar. On a rOS: mOrtsR ezamina-
ton of the body ola man whs lately died oft,
his bowels were found to be completely Nc
Adamizsd and ppe-clayed
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FATAL AccIDENT On Monday last, Messrs'
George Ritner and d. Beacher wer econ hunt
ing ia the woods, near Little Cross ing, in ALLIE
gany county. Having freed their game, they
proceeded to cut down the trse. 1t lodged or
the limb of another tree, and wlIen loosened,
fell on George Ritner, striking him on the
head, and causing bis death almost iRstantane-
ously.
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KILLED 81 MS swN GUN. A young man,
named William Bell, was killed on the 9th
inst, short distance back of Jacksonville,
Indiana, by the accidental discharge sfhis gun,
Oh which he was saralasslY leaning.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-21

FIRE AND Less OF LIFE. The house, barn
and outbuildings of Joshua Getchell, of Wells,
Maine, were destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night, and Dir. G. himself lost his life in the
flames in attempting to rsscue his property.
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
YWyIT f. q EEJTEMT VEG ETA Ri, n 1IE N q

Il AN EFFECTUALC CURE FOR GONORRE+CEA
elects, STEiCTU RES, Sc. &c. or all the rene
dies yet discovered for the Of these compants
Tbs Vegetable Pills have been tie mos eGectuaL az
they have never been kBUwR 10 failt .fecta Reraa,
nent cure. They are mi!f and pr" mt to take, yet
the knowledge of the most intimate friend. These
pills put up in square boIes, witn fall directions
accompanying each box.
20 For sal by J. o. & ". YsCOrmiek, A.. Gay-st.
o. Tl; aRd by c. Wiseman, Light-st., opposite
Fls utain Ina.
In NaShingGn-hy ". DslGBy. cor. Al street and
TenneylVania hvcaue, and by G. Scott coz 7th ct.
and "a Avenue, Price u box, JAZZ
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DIsORDEsLg Volunteers. The volunteers
at Pittsburg from Philadelphia, are practising,
in order to fit themselves for engaging the
MexiOOns. They have had several fights with
the Pittsburg volsnteers, and one or tive riots
among themselves.
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MURDER OF GEN. TAYLoR's SERVANT BY
Tgs MExicANs The New York Hera Id con-
taias letter dated Monterey, Nov, Sd, which
says:
General Taylors negro boy was murdered
by two Mexicans last evening The boy was
sent by General Taylor after corn some dis
lance from the camp, and while he was in the
field procuring load, two Mexcans fell upon
him, armed with knives, and most brutally
murdered him on the spot. From the appear
ance of the wounds, he must have died in
stantanoossly. His body was found coon after
by party of soldiers who happened to spy it,
partially covered with the green corn the boy
had cut. The murderers were arrested this
morning, and turned over by Gen Taylor to
3hs Acai9 cftho city t. receive due punish
ment Ior the atrooious 'rlnc. They fully con-
icssed their giiIt, and were not in tho least
aierGct g the qHb nata cla5oqaenc2s.
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THE GALE ON THE CHEsAEEAKB. Westated
on Saturday that the gale of Wednesday night
and Thursday, ha been very severe, and that
q number ofsmall vessels were driven ashore,
and several lives 10 ct. The Annapolis Repub-
lean Of Saturday s,Lys:
A large number OF vessels were fortunate in
reaching this harbor in safety before the gale
commenced SO violently, and rode it out with
out any difficulty, but those who were not SO
fortunate, were driven ashore, and large num-
Der of them are total wrecks. In the vicinity
of this place, between Chink and Taley's
Points, there are 'nine vessels ashore, and it is
supposed, that, e,It of this number only three
will be got Off The names six OF those yes
sells ashore, are, IL: Schr. Sea Bird, Mary FL
len, William & ia mes, Leven Return, Virginia
and Harriet K. Fox, the names of the other
three we have not been able to ascertain. The
crews of those vesso is suffered much with cold,
bat nc lives were los Between Hackett's and
Greenbury's Points, a sloop has sunk, aud we
are fearful that all on board have persisted
The shore is more or less lined with wrecks
from Thomas Point to the Bodkin, and we
doubt not, many lives have been lost, as well
as much property destr Dyed.
Just as our paper was going to press, We are
informed tEat five bodies, two whites and tn rec
blacks, have been found on TalIey's Point.
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ALABAMA CoTTsN. The crop Of this y ear
ia estimated by very few, above $50 ,oOe bales,
whereas it was AL 900 bales last year, which
was below the yield of 100 900.
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lux ON MINISTER'S. The case which was
carried into the courts ofVirginia, by the Rev.
Mm' 3. Plumer, d. D., on the part Of mum
Der of the clergymen of Richmond, and which
AToIVed the question, whether under the con-
stitution and existing laws, tax can be levied
on the salaries Of ministers of the Gospel, has
been finally decided by the General Court,
against the legality ofthe tax.
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FKIzE MONEY. A letter from Tampeo,
written 10y all American Naval officer, says:-
we took an estimate ofthe prize money accru-
ing on the various prizes taken at Tabssco and
tins Plsee. 1t amounts to sesO,OOo-hslf of
winch, $4,000, goes to the Government; so
the Navy is at last doing something for itself.
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AMERICAN SHIPPING. There were built in
the United States, from the LIST of January
lS46, to the soth Of June, 4G45, &c, 794 vessels,
of all kinds, with tonnage of about 4,OGO;O9O
toms.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

~: stisEae ~ sAL STATES NAILS. ''''
E3~THE MORNING TRAIN,
leaves the Depot, Frsn street, daily Except Sun
days,) al 3 O'clock.
1-THE EVENING TRAIN,
leaves DAILY at O'Clock.
Returning, tbs trains leave corner OF tn and Mar
ket street, Philadelphia, at O'Clock, A. M, daily
(ex sept SundayE3 and at o'clock, p. ~. daily.
A. CRAWFORD, Agent
Q(z- PASSENGERS WILL TAKE NOTICE.
that and after tke LIST January 1871 the price Of
tickes for whatever distance, will be l2l cests more
when sold in the cars, than if procured at the Of
fee. dI5.u
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Posi- OrFICE RoBaED. Ga Monday night
last, some william or Williams entered the Pest
office at CIesrsp'ing, Md, and robbed it Of
$50.
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WELL DONE. The citizens of Worcester,
Mass, have presented beautiful sword [made
by Ames to Captain George Lincoln, for his
gaIldntry ut Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma.
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HOO HANeE'S HORBHOUND 100
AOS CANDY, HOS
THE GREAT REMEDY

For CoUg6S, Coid, SPIRiag Of blood sSs Ho
ALL WHO ARB AFFLlCTED,
sRO1LD GIVE 1T A YRIAk,
lTt,s Twssty- FIVE Csntt per Pe1Aass,
On q PGsAasss for9l.
For SAKE by SETH HANCB, los BALTIMORE stree ct
and corner Charles and fra;t sm. ds4
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RIVE .aND CAN BIZ CURED !!

DIR. ToeNsend:--i make the following statement IN
order ~ express my gratitude 10 you and 10 recon-
mend your SarsaPirlIla, and yojr compound Extract
81 SSSsap1rllla To those who are so unfortunate as 10
have iBIIs complaints or consumption. Whilst Tesid
ing W the south several years ago, mad long aAd
severe Sickness, which with subsequent exposure,
very materially injured my constitution, being able
however much of The tine to work, although my
lungs Were affected and had a cough; far the last
year grew EluCh worse, HHdthe last winter caught
severe cold. The pain in my breast, distress ID
breathing and coughing very much increased, took
number Of popular remedies for consumption, but
they failed to relieve me. AT last was confined to
myfOOnI, and was 80 bad with the consumption that
did not erpect to remain here long, sent for Mar
Gus ID. Moore, who resides at the corner of Lydius
and Grand sts, (wh0 Will confirm this statemen) and
made disposition Of my property, few days nj
teT this friend seat you to see mel yoa ordered q
bottle ot your Extract OF SaTsaparilla TOOK II ac-
COrding % your directions and Immediately felt re-
Ikeved-my pain gradually left mel soon breathed
| 'freely-my hacking cough subsided-I raised easily
and slept sOundIy-and 10 nay astoaishment and de
light, when had taken the contents Of the bottle,
was t:t le you well remember, TO walk from Ferr!
! to Beaver 81, 10 obtain more. ! have continued Il
J take ii, and am ROW about Ry business, although it it
not 'Elore than two ROnths since commenced will
/ yOgg medcnes-Rnd am thankful to the Lord that
was induced 10 try them,
SAM il. STUART, ~ Ferry 81;
Albany, May l6sh, 1886
Probably there never was remedy that has beef
! 40 successful in desperate cases of eeasumpton n
his, It cleauses and strengthens the system, and ap
pears TO heal t!I2 ulcers on the Lungs, and the pa
idCnts gradually regain their usual health AM
strength.
READ THE PROOF.
DIR. Townsend: | had been afflicted for months h!
dry hacking cough; at least raised great quauu
lies of bat matter, and experienced pam il
my left side, accompanied with distress on my
lungs-my ceugh very much increased, and hat
cold night sweats. Leaning that you had a remed,
for such cases, concluded 10 try il. purchased
hOu'e ofyour Extract of Sarsaparilia-betore haC
finished takag il, my cough raising, and the pan
in my side let me, and now have Iegained my gen
era health Believing your medicine to be- yer!
valuable one cheerfullyr ecommeHd il 10 those wht
are similarly situated. ! found the medicine pleas
ant 10 the teste and strengthening TO the body.
VIM, II. McKGNSFRY, 2e4 GruRd st,
! New York, April 29th, 1915,
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND
Extract OF SarSa parilIa.

TEHIS EXTRACT is put up IN quart bottles
- j. st1 times cheaper, Peasan,er, ana warrant
ed superior To any sold. IL cures diseases without
Vomiting, PuTg'ng, SiCkeRng OF DebfaIHg the pa
tea. and Is pHiicuafy adapted for a
SPRING and SUMMER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority q this SarsapariAs
over all other remedies, is while it eradFcales
disease, II invIgOrates the body.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE AND STR ENGTHEN,
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLANT, COLDS, COUGHS, CkTARRH,
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
SORENESS IN THE CHEST,
HECTIC FLUSH, Nl6FiT
SWEATS. DIFFICULT
OR PROFUSE EN-
PBCC0RATION,
PAfN IN THE
SIDE, &c.
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NEW DAILY LINE TO BELAIR,

CHURCHVILLE AND II FORD
8hISs& FURNACE, via Perrymansvile, on the
&SkssSgS Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
s$ss1Sas---RarOad, Passengers leave the DEPOT
Pratt Ct, EVERY MORNING, Except Sundays in
the cars at O'clock for Penymansviile; thence by
Stage, arriving at Bel Air By one o'clock.
Fare from BaltiHlose TO Hartford Furnace rs
q s. Z" 9hurchviiIe Sl.0O
g 60 Bel Ar LOO
@3-Tickets must be procured at the office before
aSlng seats in the cars, jys e
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IRA GODFREY, No. Liberty street
Albany, March s6, lS45.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR. TowhseRd's Ssrsaparlia is a sovereign and
speedy cure for incpenlC Consumption, Bayrenness,
LeucOuhG, lnc0ntineRce OF Uriae, or iRvouH tary
discharge theree and for the general prostratioa OF
the system matter whether the result of inherent
cause or causes, produced by rreguariy, Illness or
accident.
Q3-NothiGg can be more surprising than it's invi-
gorang effects the human frame, Persons, all
weakness and assitude before taking it, at once be-
come robust and full Of energy uRder its influence.
II immediately GOunteracts the nerselessness of the
female frame, which is the great cause Of barren
ness,
1t viii notbe expected Of u.s. in cases ofso delicate
nature, to exhibit certificates Of cures performed,
but we can asvFe the afflicted, that hundreds of ca
ees have been reported to Several cases, when
families have been without children, after using
few bottles of this invaluable medieiae, have beer
BLESSED with healthy offspring
Or. Townsend:-My wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and general debility, and suffering con
t+aIaIly by pain and sensation of bearing down,
falling of the womb, and with olhcT difficulties, aud
having known cases where your medicine has ef
f6cied great cures, and also hearing il recommended
for such diseases as have described, | obtained
botae ofyour Extract of SarsRpara, and followed
the directions you gave me-iR a short period it re-
moved her complaints and restored her health. Be-
ing grateful for the benefits she received, take plea
sure in thus Acknowledging it, and recommending il
TO the public. MD. MOORE,
Cor. OF Grand and LydiHs SITS.
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MEDICAL. OKFIC,E-

No. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK SrRUET,
First door nom Baltimore ST. going toward. hIs doc k)
r3VAK +! NOTICE Of pr. ROGERS' NAME OR
Il different pans of The Office.
Abundance from 4 4. Nj, iii 10 al night
CURE H.9RR.ANTED.
G3-SO PAY UNLESS A CURE b BFFECTED
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DR., T0wsseAd:

. - OOk5dCK1tj StPI' fC7J
DR., Townsend:
To all whom it may coneGn-This is 10 testify,
that my wife used bottle of year Sarsaqarla pre-
vious to her confinement, under the most alarming
and delicate circumstances, being troubled with the
sTopsy, swelling of the feet nervous affections, and
very much debilitated with nay persuasion, and re.
commentator Of those who had used it, she was in
duced to tryitJ with little faith, and suffice il
10 say, the medicine had the happy and desired eff
feet, not only in the hours of n6nement, but after
the expiration ofone week ofts use, the drsPsy and
her nervous affection gave way to astonishiRgde
gree, and her health is better than it has been
for long time previous.
If this will be of aay service to you, or any one
that doubts the effects of the medicine, you are
tirey welcome To il.
subscribe myself yoar most obedieRt and obliged
seFvant, s. (. JAMESON
For sale by SETH $. HA NCE, 10 Baltimore ST..
aud corner Charles and Pratt SIS r'N' { 'Fe ID
tie, OF six b0nHs for So Ie4
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READ THE PROOF
RHEUMATISM,

This SaFsapaTiha is used with the most perfect
cess in Rheumatic complaints, however severe N
chrOaic. The astonishing cares il has performed
are indeed wonderful. Other remedies metimes
give Temporary relief This entirely eradclates il
fron the system, even when the hmbs and bones are
dTeadfuHy swollen.
Dr. Townsend: was attacked, with a distressing
pain ia my hip joint, SO bad that | cOsd not walk
withoutmy clutches; and mach or the time was
obliged tO'keep my bed. tried several remedies but
they did not relieve | thea called on one of our
FIRST Physic ans; he did rot help ne. heard of your
Sarsaparilla, and obtained bottle and in few days
it entirely me, andl am as'well now as ever.
ASHBELL WALKER, 20 Daniel st.
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Hartford, March II, 1875.

DR.. T0wnsend-Dear Sic: have been entirely
cured, byesng your Extract of Sarsaparilla, of a
chToRFe inhammaiory rheumatism, with which
have been afflicted for the last TWO years very severe
ly. have endured the most ag0RiEing pains; my
feet and legs were dreadfally swollen, and there
have been nORths when was unable TO attend to
my business Being cured of the Rheumatism, and
having my general health restored by your agreeable
medicine, L thought could do no less than acquaRt
you Ofmy,suceess in using your Sarsaparilla. Per
haps | sh0ud add, that Rsed the prescriptions Of
PhJ sieans and purchased some of all the embrOca.
tons and OinReHts in the Iaarket, and received nc
benefit. Yours, sc.
WILLIAM LIPPINCOTT, 2a5 Water st.
New York, November Is, l645.
Dr. Townsend: You remember that when | OBJ
tanned bottle of your Sarsapariha, and promised il
1t effected care, to give you certificate. | am
happy TO have it in my power to return the favor.
had been sorey afflicted by the Rheumatism for
months much of the time SO bad that could nei
theT eat sleep walk. 1t would be impossible for
me TO describe the pain and agony endured Tried
pHmber of remedies without being benefited.
gentleman, who knows the qualities of your Sarsa.
parls, induced me TO try bottle. ! did so, and, to
my great establishment, il in few days efesied q
perfect cure; ii any are ncredNlous, invite them 10
call on ne, and promise to satisfy them of the truth
Of the abeve
IRA GODFREY, No. 5 Libesty street
Aannt