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foTR OK RIVER LOTTERY. GLASS NO "a,
day July %. leS6 "~e' IN hednes
y prize Of $1,000. Of 1000, ! of9.ooo. o,9ooo
10 S ~ ballots Tickets 81; cefti6esis n o.
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or 4 new stca mboat. the Major Rinero,I
YES launched At Philadelphia on Mondsy. 10
Fun IN new linc between that cts spi Esi
timore, % commence 10Th Jplv
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= OF I1.OOO YI0IVs

fOkoMOkE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO i,a
July ~, let6 ph iuseosy'
o. $3.50 o. 900. OF soec. Of 600. ofa COO
20 nuinhsfs ~ ballots. Tickets as ae,ttSs oe
"hocs So Sc; shares In proportion " ~
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1000 Alnllare

PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO Ia
July Is, 1886. A"u''osJ
.,lof 900. OF $500. OF 1900. Of J, soo.Ae.
humse ere 2talois Tiekeis So; eeTtiGeaie OF .,
wholeS so, shares in proper ion. =
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DIR wINANs,.
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDlCINE

~>@' AA' nv
BEING SURE REMEDY FOR
GxoNsUMPTioNi In all i,s vsriovs forms, CoLps Asru
- M, BFoScinris, GROUP, Whoopins Cough eni,
isE Of Heed, ffeul,y OF breathing, Pains in The
sidS and u cast lnruenza, LIVER COMPLAINT. &c
re medical properties OF Dr. WiDan's Baisam OF
VIA merry are fully established every section OF ths
oou.y ~ ne success in curing rost inyeteE
Sc OF the iorefoing class Of disesses.
IN almost ever ins: where II has teen nerrevsysA
~, :. nsS erected radical cure. Although in many ca
ses VAS va sam VIII afford immediate relief or AZ iseEx
eIee great ehanre IN few days sti IL esnnos re ar
pee'eo 20 wo TX nj ACES by curing all in % short line
er,o restore health 20 frame that has been nre- ~
Eel disease for years P'V W
RESIDES there se many stages of the same d,s.ss
:, - IIpossihe for any physician determine The
OF medicine required TO -adica;e H. diferest
IN ron ease single toitle 10 sufi eisnt: while othes
"in ,eoe Three or bottles to produce ths same elect
M We AK OF the patent give our me- icns f.tx
go nc nay rest assured that IL win he rroSnetir,
OF the most hene 'oiai G fecfs 80 - faee'"S
tes, IN taxing the medicine need not re,art.s
Isgs ds diet except avoiding the nlosi ndi
Seles OF iood-sueh sated and smok ea me !.
SA Tt SE~, ohions, eueumie =, &e.
,v.,ns s1oe Az proper attention that ther a,... \.
aha should avoid exposing ther.eI,,e. n. ~. -.
else. "' e<ie'ui mol TO over-eKeS-
IIeqvsnt t.ihng in ws-m hath and IN. ,.. .rA.,.
the medicine In lie effee,s s''"b 70 oeas WIN al4
ne towels should le Kept open with Soma e.n,t. -
eine, such a. Dr. Winen's Poor Man. Vim, s. Me-
&c FOUND much EuTerior 10 any puTgs.fvs r,s VIZ
liver. u" -" @Hee'tons o. the
For sale Wholesale and ressnby
rnv On o., ia T. HoRNBRooK.
Wheeling. Va
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DIVIDENDS.
nv

WEsTrRS Insurance. coxPANr,
-ur r,.... - 9th July, 1646.
rTtHE Directors Of the Western Insuranee Comn,nv
nave declared dividend Of ten per cent on the can.
oek Tor the last SIX months which viii be raid 10
s'Sekhoidor on OF after the 10th ms, ant ' "
r. M'COY, Secretary
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100000!

Georgia-Class No 2S.
To Be drawn Al Wilmington, Delaware. on Saturday
July II, 1876. ~ S~'N'ue''
=. ana thnut Ards or xier rrtxs., -
- numbers, Is ballots. Tickets sin r.-,ie,.,. -,
20 who'es slS2 shares in proportion. "
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fOKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY CT AIS W zoe
July j., 1876. 'u 'aoNaay'
Pile OF sac COO, ofs ooo, OF 1000 OF 600 Ae
% numters 70 ballots. Tickets Sc a eeniaeaie 81
wholes sl2O, shaIes In pIopoIiion ~
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BOARD oFTRApE.

Commit, 81 Commercs for Jaly.
s scitHts, 40. NuUEI. vs. w1rsv,,
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$4,000 Dollars.

ToKoMoKE RIVER LoTTERY-cLAss No. I,l
TO he drawn a. Wilmington Del Tuesday. July Is46
OF 1900, OF COCO. Of 1900, Of 2OO6 Of $50
~ numbers, IL ballots Tickets IS; eertinea:s Of q5
wholes 500, shares in proportion.
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SO OOo

POkOMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS No ia
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware Thursday Juh
.. 1876. ''
prize Of So 900, ! Of 1000. sf 5000 ofiooo
IS numle-s - ballots. Tickets sI e4rti6e..s 81 o.
wholes e99--shares In proportion. =
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on Saturday. but for the impracticability OF
getting it into type on that day:
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pRANDTEs. Gin and Wines Of various brands an
- qualities, Just received and fer sale lower than eve
june - SHRINER a STEELE.
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Statement Of the affairs Of the Wheeling !
Savings Institution Tor the last six months.
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LATEST ARRIVAL

YYTINDow GLAss.-iOo Boxes from sxlo 10 iax
w lS for sale low by
june % PRYOR YAt-ff
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GREAT Female MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend Sarsaparilla sovereign and speedy
cure for ncpen Consumption, Bsrrcuacss Leucorrhr or
Whites Obstr:ied or Difficult McnstnIaou. nconIinence
OF Urine involuntary cbarg. thereof and for line
raj prostrsOn Of The system mailer whether the result
OF inherent causes produced by irreEiary, III
ness accident
~ Nothing c.n be surprising lhan it, nygorang
effects on the human frame Persons AL weakness and
assluie before taking it, al become robust and full
of energy under ia influence. Ii Immediately counter
acts the neryeiessness Of the female frame, winch Is the
great cause Of barrenness
II viii no, expected of in OF so delicate Da-
lure 10 exhibit certificates OF performed bu we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds of have been
ported to US Several when families have been
without children acr using few bottles Of this nHai-
abb. medicine blessed with healthy ofspring
DR. TOWNSEND. My wife being greatly distressed Ivy
weakness and general debility. and suffering continually
by pain sensation al bearing down, falling oil Lh-
womb ard with other diEcgte- and having known cases
where your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing recommended Tor such diseases as have de-
5r,bed obtained bottle OF your Extract Of Sarsapara,
and follow cd the directions you gave IN -ho!t period
II removed her complaints and restored her 20 health
BENZ grateful benefits she received lake pleasure
in thus aeanos led gns ~ and recommending 10 the pub
NJ D. SOOttE-s Cor oil Crsh1 All" LJoius SIS
Albany August II, l4ii-
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SPECIAL SEssloNs-Beors the Recorder and
two Aldermen.-Andrcw T. Van Duzer, boy, was found
guilty Of stealing SIS in bank bills and silver coin from
John D. Montross and sent TO the House OF Refuge
James johnson for stealing pail worth 30 cents
remanded TO the city prison for 70 days Peter
Quinn alias Paine consigned to the penitentaryior
30 days for stealing silk umbrella from John Doser
Ann Stewart adjudged guilty of stealing coat and
two pair of pantaloons worth s. from James CNcil and
sent to the penitentary for the term of months
Spencer Boardcy for stealing horse blanket worth y
from Nathaniel Jackson sent to the pentenhary for
30 days Mark ONcil for beating Samuel II Reid was
gned to the city prison for - days Patrick Gil
len also consigned the city prison for % days Tor
stealing a door.,uat worth 81 from Mrs. LeRnettc.
Francis Harper adudged guilty of stealing sundy
articles worth 50 John Larn and sentenced TO be
imprisoned in the penitcntiary tor months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

Loss OF \ WHALER-The brig Clement, arrived
asccn on the 18th inst, on the 9th. lat s - long =
y I'll IN with the brig Maracaibc, of Plymouth ana
Ss 81 Capt Colinwood and 10 OF the crew Inc NJ
ssleatfom Plymouth l2th ul,- on whshng cruise; on
g !Sa ult lat S. long % during heavy gale nom
SsSS Z. she was knocked down on her beam ends
big was got round before the wind and scuddeo un'
to,s.opmsst staysail The vessel was then isn'en'
sAssthrow!ng over tryworks. lime tubs, &c ana Tue
.Nsswerc cut away. At 4 o'clock, ?. NJ, n sea BROKE
e e stern Of the brig. knocking her down, and WASH
Sererboard William Trip of Tverton, second on
- and David Silye OF Fsyal, seaman Geo ; hlhs
scan, WAS drowned AT the same time IN the iorecss
: Tie BRIG remained on her beam ends about twenty
Sss.es when her mases went blythe board, and she
ea full ofwater All hands then lsshed themselves
&c wreck and remsincd in that position 20 hours,
oaly subsistence being barrel Of sugar which was
Ssslsa salt water.
sfoRN IN PoRro RIco.-A letter dated Porto
- Sept 10th says tremendous gale passed over this
sd on the 18th inst doing great damage In lie and
ssssfty The French frigate Mithridste the Spanish
ssaooscrs Gran Rcmeao, Isabel ID, snd Teresa: snd
ssoops Three brethren ami Little Margaret dragged
anchors and Went ashore--souie We're totally lost
Saiers sustained great injury. The Teresa suffered
"a tina, of the loss OF the Captain four colored pas
Srs, and Capt Jose Bareseo OF the LIST battalion OF
see militia No account OF any American vessel be-
aelured.
% Another express from Santa Fe has reached
SsSLeaycnworth bringing later intelligence from Gen
sney but nothing of very great importance. be was
: he peaccable possession OF Santa re and several
ne surrounding villages. He was ERECTING fort a,
csaashaa.
FIRE AND DEATH.-At Roslyn, on Long Island
= Monday evening OF last week. house occupied by
ssred family named Etc. took fire and was consumed
ehldren were in the house at the time who weE'
'sissd to death.
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F5Idesee m ta.5i- Of MEDICAL Ciaira0yr.

3
fGifNp GREELEY That the world may hive evidence ot
the reality ClsirvoyaG power curing diseases,
cheerfgy make The following statement About 70 months
ago called upon Mr Price he examined by Ciairvoy
snct for CONSUMPTION OF tde lungs and liver, dyspepsa
and pa pitaon Of TIE heart. Ati1e Time did not beiitve
IN the science But had docGred with number OF kill
ll physicians They pronounced my disease ineiaolei
ans hearing OF hir Prices succrs-In curing GSense-l was
induced 20 Try him And in irstce 10 tgth frankly ac-
knowledge although strNserl he descoed my cies--
ptous correctly in every respect The mastery
power he exhibited in frustrating my complaints and the
readiness with which lie pre-, crlrd his medicines while IN
the Cairvoysnt II seemed Us my system VA, lad
bare 10 his Comprehension took ~ necicne md iound
almost immediate relief have followed his directions
from time TO time. and feel grateful 10 acknowledge he
has restored health 20 the asonSuent OF my inrv
physician ry friends and TyseL Ny was also al
ioted with and scgoula that there was almost
continual discharge from III, sld eye- lie had
been Ender The oi Tyirsns tree years they
could give him no relief Mr. Price has entirely cured
him car testify therefore. thai believe MI Price 5
capable OF determining eTeal and nature OF inter
ma Diseases and them II within the reach OF udi-
cine lthas proved blessing in ny family and h, sue
in this country almost every has reflected ho
or to himself and his power. His medicine Is prepared
from roots barks and herbs with ome TO prosrnte
lin. constitution JOSEPH BELL
Windham Cen.re Greene Co. Oct s. 1916
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NO MORE WHITE. GRAY. OR RED HAIR

NO MORE WHITE. GRAY. OR RED HAIR.
A REMEDY which enhances considerably The beaniy
"A and alters the appearance of The countenance from that
which is much d.sliLed. 1t If Pleasing 10 have efficient
means remove these defects. To effect this change Of
hair much wished FOR i the grand and falling
property of Iues Hauels Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which the proprietor with justice slate ia far beyond
my thing OF the kind yet known in this any other
country. is properties Ars very powerful though very
innocent This chemical result is wonder, as enables
persons insianisDeousy their hair without the least
Inconvenience For changing red gray hair whskers
eyebrows. brown. black, or chestnut color. The
slightest evil consequence need not 10 feared from lis use
it ia altogether harmless. THIS composition Is the only
sanctioned by the OF chemistry 10 dye in an
nde ble manner the various grada ocolos, without
danger Inconvenience, and has justified the liberal pa
irons and unlimited confidence OF Tho public II back
is required ask for box marked ~. II brown box mark
ed q For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JULES iAUEL, Per!umer and Chemist,
No IS :. Third-sI. below Chesnut, PILLS
Beware Of Counlereiis Ask for - Jules HHueis We
getahle Liquid Hair Dye II You want the genuine article
p rerniurn awarded al the Franklin Institute.
And al my Agents, WYATT kETcHAM, III FU.ton-sL :;
V Crehus h us and 30 Broadway; r. y. AraG Lafay-
Bazaar. Broadway and Liberty; H. Jacqnemod
AS Broadway; Haviland, Reese Co Maiden lane; and
all The respectable Druggists in the U. S SIS I'm
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& n ri o n .
IAJIES EOGG you'd RS

IAJIES HOGG you'd respectfully morn az fneads
y and the pubic generally iaL be hae taken t5- stove No
- Broadway, Opposite me Tceun b;il1in HhefS He
wi b.. rseyia curing th- Winter -uppi. Of fresh Jar
e and sr1rn Seeds. and vii be ihaaEjgi 70 FeceiFe
r orders :r Seeds Forest End Erl Trees, &c. a. The
ri- rfv he pleased 10 faTor Mira with. a--ur1g ueun
thai every rxerior viii De made 90 hs paTI tc gre entire
sarisfacror- - r.
S.--fss.s Jorcuii- Crocss= &C Wien ssl dispose
al 81 ch prices az vii do away Wiz Tx necessity OF ST.
,eadiry auction 70 get cheap be .
B1ss Of tie -ery choicest ao-rer5, zde ~ II the va
rgns STYLES su.be for Brdz DINER and Evening Par
r-s AID the Opera % IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

RoBEED BY FEMALEs.--A person by the name
of Henry Allen gave information at the Sixth Ward
Station ionsc that he had been robbed at No - Em.st
of $500. Officers Brown and MinclN proceeded 10 the
house in question and arrcsedtwo gus named Mary Jane
Wright ana Margaret sullivan. charge of having
stolen the money. No money found in the house az
possession of the accused and they were dismissed h
the sitting magistrate, the evidence being deemed insult.
fcicnt warrant their detention. Officer Jo;epls then
took the in hand, and caused the rcrres of Mary
Jane Wright on her going TO exchange office at the
of Chatham and Duane SITS TO get 500 bill IA
portion of the stolen money exchanged Unexpected
that the whole amount will be recovered.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
THY sUgsCkIBEas TAyg THIS OCCASION

TIE SUBSCRIBERS TAXI THIS UCC85IVN
TO YeIEsDs AND TsE pCsLIe ~
* OF THEIR REMOVAL from 1853 10 AZ Caalcat ~
a. opposite tie Theatre, formerly kao,sn o. =. 81
burnt Boot and Shoe Store wtfe iasy ~ npn,rec
~ ID udispos. Of goods IN their Ing o. prsess
d.nt, cI.sncEesney ;hen any other Ike esIsolsnnea
The subscribers would respectfully ss Seso ia rs,, "
tend purchasing % call ss eescs AID cbeapne.s
not s frei,d vsslt and ioruagh % " %
sare 10 rrea,e customer. The s'ch e'sso " D--''-
oaa respectfully can TIE attention q ssG I tsoaas
s - Bsssins hid Shippers wtie and black sam
sc which good q. ean Dc DAD Y lss cay
s.e % ,.s. Ia cas;ssa-st opposite the TBsai's
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CASE OF nRoPSY.

We have never known IT Drnpsy which this
medicine USED did relieve. The following -a copy
OF a letter Or. Townsend received from gentleman ON
Long Island. Il Is truly remarkable case
fLATBUsi Long Island, June II. 1916.
DR. TOWNSEND Sly mother VINO Is % years OF age, has
for sryeru years past been ahorng under OF
Dropsy We employed, before 'Ge heard OF your medi-
cine great number OF remedcs but the disease continued
10 gam on her she much bodted that II was almost
'pos -ihe her 10 lie down, sleep while lyng her
feet and lcg4 truly sghI 10 behold. We heard
much conversation especiing your remedy and we con-
GUIDED obtain satisfaction, dreaming thai II
would relieve her she far advanced In years and
her dseas. Of long siandngtoT her complaint had
been coming for almost years. the hrst bOis
she took could perceive that II helped her In the
least, with the exception Of increasing her appetite On
uny the bottle there improvement in her
disease She continued using until she took i've bottles
aud she Is almost If not entirely we'll She does not look
Ike The same person she rides aud walks with
and j. very comfortable. The old lady is highly pleased,
assure you well the rest Of the family aud has re-
cussed me 10 write out her find that have not
half done justice for have not cannot describe
how appeared, r suffering she experienced or the
great trouble ,he was, for long ume in her helpless
condition. Yours, respectfully, &c. JAMES ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

SToRN IL VERIoNT.-The Montpelier VT j Hour
nal Of the 18th says: The Storm OF Friday. though
brief, the se-ereEt Of the We picked up
isstonrs, few minutes after the passed the
central portion Of which large robins egg,
and attached four branches larger than pipe
stern--the whole stone forming perfect cross This
form seemed prevail pretty largely any il
was literally shower OF icicles Tor a moment We
hear that the storm was still moro severe at the North
DEATH OF 4 MEMBER OF TIE HoUsE-We have
a melancholy duty perform in the very
sudden death. or Sunday morning. MS the
Partition of Dr.. William Cullen Warner representative
of the to~n Of Bristol aged - years. By grierous
mistake Dr. Warner took large dose OF strychnine.
which in spite of the Immediate services OF physician
resulted III death in the space OF minutes. The
members and officers both House The officers of the
State and National governments present town and the
citizens generally expressed their respect for the de-
ceased by uniting in the fLnern services
Montpelier Cv;.) Journal.
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coTGH RErEDY.-TLonas William Harper sce.-
Srs-i4 t.1i-.-- t5r he care q = 1Eaa, hopping
,rn CO. d err description ILLUMINATION on me
Lungs AID al cases Of Lung Co'7!a i!as Bow 5000
o;c--; 81 unir Or tho-'- = 10 haze oeen BENEFITED
y il as- bQi o. n,-oef OF - ~ s. eJsEt pay
te.. = h. bsf 1gc-ae e-ai ~. tL- REEF and
~ ,lnse i.,ressi- c7npla;atL The irusas- ard IN
cra-r det4- for lie r1crre II al paris cf the Union
.Fte-iaby pru-gs IL Esh popularity III cents per
houe gu per gross For .sis a !ss WIslns; ois Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17
R He U NJ a tbs N /.

This Sarsapari!a Used with The most perfect success
in Rheumatic complaints, however severe chronic
The astonishing cure. Il has performed indeed Won
dertuL OLher remedies some tunes give temporary faief
THIS entirely -sgeaes rom The sy-ein even wien the
limb, and bOnes drratuliy swollen:
DIX TOWNSEND; was at,scsed ylb distressing pain
in my hip jonI bad .a could yak without any
cru;ch,. much of the tine yas Obliged Ia keep my
bed tried several remedies hut Esy did not relieve
tlen called On Gi Afst Ply -lcsns, bs did not
help M heard OF your Safsaparia. and obtained bot
ne. gGd in n tew days entirely cured me, ald well
nov rs ever. ASHBELL WALKER, = Danie!-sL
Albany, January ,, 1915.
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VOL. VIZ. NO. 164.
r. Hon. JOHN NJ HoLLEY. an abb.

ET Hon. JOHN N HoLLEY. an able and
upright legislator, web known in our State Coun
CHS, has been nominated for Congress- By the
Wings of Wayne and Seneca Though resident
Of Wayne, he was unanimously presented by the
Delegates of Seneca which County was entitled
TO the nomination. He ought TO be elected, and
we trust will be.
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pKOE. RA.sE1, - go b. 60: c.as.e. B

nROF. Bi-SEr VIII open M evening Classes
Preach for en-uin season. the follow Places
Mechanics u>uie School. No. IL Charnher=-- lie
25th Sept 1916 FIR nfornnou inquire Of III. 3arr
Actuarg. City iai the SCHOOL class = aireaiy
formed for those iial advanced IN The language.
Mondays and Fridays al c.su week, al O'Clock.
Nj Charnbersins SCHOOL - Rro0mesi- Sorth Broad
WY on the 2h sept The i-apene FOR subscribers
i. Ba--ei. 4q5 Hgi-Ou-~L ;r j door dnove 81 buses
Church on the Coh S-pi-rit tis and improved
lem teaching Frsch without fr liz. Tup attend
g-ilaI-Le vsiltDu hr = ic cha s:th
the task of committing lesson o. memory: I'll n ' he
required punc;uai sitendtDc uHappcation ali thu par
tcu!ar- will ~ explained . TTh&Sbw
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NSw.YoRx, July l. 1916.

Dr. TowNsysp-DsGr Sir: Nearly twenty years ago |
took violent cold, which settled my lungs and affected
me- very severely; indeed II finally became constant
hacking cough but not severe as TO prevent me from at
tending 10 nv business Within Tho last few Il in
creased on me gradually. Al last became reduced |
hrrshed with diicaity and raised with cough much
bad matter and The last niue months previous 10 Using
Your SafsapRrla had regular nighsSveats. indeed,
friends and myself supposed thar would die with the
Consumption. but | have the happiness To inform you
that-to my surprise-aitcr using rcc bottles Of your
Sarsaparilla find my health restored. II relieved mo
gradually, ard am ow enjoying much better health ths
nave before in u Years had almost eatirey lost my
annette which is also returned. You liberty
publish his with my name IN th' paper. /! you choOse
NJ little girl who Is three years Old, bad a very bad
rou gh the whole last Winter We became very much
alarmed While using tie medicine gave
Of II, and soon entirely relieved her "a vel as
myself ard IL we'll now and hearty any child
ever saw She also full of le botcles IL took them
away and her skin is smooth and fair and am ats
fed sl. received her health from using your excellent
medicine S.W. CONANI, No. ~ Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

Dr. TowxsESD-Dear Ssr. nave Been entirely cured.
Inv 1y your EAtrsct Of SaIsH paru of chronic iahn-
matnr re1.nsIi.r., iih when have been afflicted Tor
H. last Two years very severely have endured The
swollen and here hare been months when unable
10 attend 10 my business Eeng cured ofEe Rheumatism
and having general health restored By your agreeable
medicine though! could do less acquaint yo1
OF my SUCCESS il usiGg your sarsaparl!s- Perhaps
soi add TIA: used the prescrp tions Of PEys.cians ard
,urchasd some all eInhroczHons at ointteEis II
tre market and received no benefit iogTs, &c
WILLIAM LIPPISCOrT, z15 Wsterst
W. Nu.-raL-k Il IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

~ Hear Hr Seth Terry Of be oldest and most re-
specialize Lawyers Ia Hartford Conn The following In
Al extract vi a leJter received from lin
DA. TowssEsps have used one botde Of your sar.a-
pagliIa and md Il excellent In IL effects upon chrome
rheumatic PAIN To which subject, from njiry &c
casioned several years ago public stage Please send
me Two bottles 10 the care DR.. seymour have Coz
yersed With Of principal PhYsiGans ami rsc9'
n1rrded yOur Sarsaparilla SElH AEhhi.
Hartford, March II, lRi5.