davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
From the Charter Oak

SUMNER MORNING N THE COUNTRY.
how brightly on the hill side sleeps
The sunlight with its quickening rays
The vcrdant hills that crown the sleeps
Grow greener in its shinmering blaze
While all the air that round US floats
With subtle wing, bresthes only life;
And. ringing with thousand notes.
The woods with song are rife
Why this is Natures holiday
She puts her gavest mantle on
And, sparkling er their pebbly way,
With gladder shout the brooklets run,
The birds and brcezes seem 70 give
A sweeter cadence 70 their song
A brighter life the insects live
That float in light along.
THE cattle on thousand hills,
The Heecy aocks that dot the vale
All 10y alike in life. that fills
The air, and breatbes in every gale
And who, that has heart and eye
To feel the bliss and drink 1t In.
But pants, for scenes like these, TO ay
The Cty's smoke and din
A sweet companionship to hold
With Nature in her forest bowers
And learn the gentle lessons told
By singing birds and opening flowers.
Nor do they err who love her lore
Though books have power to stir my hear.,
Yet Natures varied page can more
OF rapturous joy impart
No selfish joy-if duty calls,
Not sullenly turn from these
Though dear the dash Of waterfalls,
The winds low voice among the trees
Birds. flowers and hocks-for God hath taught
Oh keep. my heart, the lesson still -
His soul alone with bliss is frauQht
Who heeds the FATHERS viii w.H,B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
IN. gratefully and very respectfully yours.
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Rsnoy,nx Ny Mar IS.


BGp SGnds. Genilenen-I feel constrained 10 make
known the medicine which IN the hands OF rercitui
Providence has been the OF restoring hesllh.
rnnsue 10 nv bed for rio,t Of tirnc for eishi
wears during which period under the treatment OF
:srr e-reat physicians srd used their prescriptions
WIS Ettl beneSt except bS whom was foe some
i've much relieved He pronounced tie disease TO be
srro;la connected with csrbUnc!es AID The niamn,s-
:ou ard distress which Perya'-d my system was NE
i.vOurirg faIues in this situation was attacked VITA
sever. cold ard the disease set n WIN redoue!ea
v,gn- I was advised 20 Swali's Panaeea, waich
65 ne bu! Little good. and MY friends beGoGiag my
depo,he condition. advised ne 10 use your Saisspari.
oat.nei ,or- immediately and soon tond heneh; rom
nse BY causing my pa.nu, and sleepess aisnS 20 9e
f-,pf, with peaceful >igrhe.>. When began 10 AXE .e
Sa-ssparIa i:. constant beat, hrobo!ag ana ach Gl
res throughout; whole system, Sso continual outu
r hetN een The shoulders which a. Intervals spreading
over he whole boay produced snarnns IN TIE sam ne
scald had one and three ulcers on my risHt soe
and another ulcer tie len, and the susrng soreness OF
the ulcers deprived Of sill Ny feet were very PAIN
n. and lame so that could not bear shoe upon aeii-
Such was nv situation commencing the use Of tue Sasa
7arla and haG taken hli hor, tine before the
Ulcers al healed my general health much mproved
could NY shoe srd walk III The open mir whicn
could rot 90 for than eight years TusunS mat 81
who afflicted may the right medicine, remain
yours, sincerely. ACHSAH 5. FISH. No i9' Go.d-st
We have been witnesses 70 The remarkable cure effected
by Sendss SarsaPara in Mrs Fish, and cheert bear les
tirnonv the fact EMILY VI. TRISE.
Mrs MARIANA RICHER.
JANETTE CHAPMAN FISH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

NORWICH, Conn June isSy - -.
M.irz. Scnds Gent!eren-Yout preparation o. ear
parIlla kas been extensively Used IN tn. section "
try with prompt and decided success; IN every '.sa
relieving the patient speedily md IN eases " 49,,
nature requiring alerrtve eineis' T la. sv.ie r
Ti IN s,isrysrruts ard obslruc.!ons drops
cal sccuuaons aayag morbid .sqsly e ess Of
rrsgs. a.rnsron OF the eyes, attended with partial
opsey, il. operation IL exciting the esps.ie.eSSor
ing The congestion-and improving NE sight aas 0e az
isdy VINO had been ur.bls TO or stir her feet i9
en-. u,onth., one bottle had such controlling lnaIenee
to ensbe be. 10 move s feo o ae wSeut trouble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
Cu.s1rsrnwx. Mac. sept. a9d. ls4s.

This may certify that nv son. now aged seventeen has
been for years afflicted with The scroiuous HunoT Al
The age OF seven years he had the HeGses which probably
caused this hunOr make lis Appearance III os slgu
way covering his body from his head 10 lbs WIN
small tumors consulted Doctor OF Medicine, and Lc
examined hun three days IN sIccees.on ana hOt
ing his case advised 10 consult DE- Rogers OF Ne"
York, then being resident OF that cy iie !ohs u!
critical examination having Than iAirty oteI ieuGd
gentlemen with him nj the timei lie pronounced cIoua
or Kings Evil The child then prescribed tor, sEu
commenced taking mcdca! drugs from mai !I"' ne gre"
worse until June OF 1887 and then his bones be- anne
affected consequence Of the mercury h hao eeen gwen
him piece OF bone away from his under Jaw III
Tie first place large English walnut piece rom
his forehed Us large a sNpeaee and piece ron neai
the crow OF lis mead l. then went 10 the back ana sac
and discharged IN three places From thence 10 one OF ss
limbs, separating, IN consequence o. u!e t.
muscles and cord from the bones OF the ankle oI on ne
buck part He had fifteen running sores orIssue7
from the glands q the throat ana those places nave ue
,ioned In giC lived IN Portsmouth y H. and lie ut
lacked with Rheumatic Fever which settled IN one OF Ms
hips which sweed large three OF the other. Beng
under medical treatment they gave him landsnm unI lie
lost his reasortEen became alarmed and sent 10!
Thomsonan His medicine ped his hip and restored MS
mind and Tue third TINE he was attacked W In ms
fever in 1912, when hearing OF Dr. SaHGss SGsapsf!iH
and being perfectly satisfied that all other medicines ad
failed OF efecng cure sent and procured sX Dotues
and by The time ne had taken u ali cui'uetH Ell W.
Those places healed-he became brs hI ard yey-co!ur
came to his face and ps-frou thai tme ~; tie ta OF lsii.
his copIslus never troubling HIM Al that time ne became
deaf which continued unit. last March when his night
became affected from that 10 Tue lett eye, covering Tue
sight Of eye that he was IN great measure Pved
OF sight Knowing thai Dr.. Sand>s SGrsapa-a was The
only medicine that had done him any good. applied
TO Sir Fuwe Apothecary Boston, for more be has
iaher aileen dollars worth when has removed Tue nu!O'
from his eyes and hearing ana he nov appears 10 be cur
ed and radically So verv believe all this alter trouble
ght have been avoided had continued thorougy the
OF Dr. Santss SarsapG!a when he under the H.
fuence OF the medicine The time Thee the SIM
PIE the lie and feel II my duty
10 make those facts known 10 the public for the benefit
those who may be afflicted Ike f-elng fGl
conviction Tie has been effected solely from me eec
OF his invaluable medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
TESTIMONY
FROM FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

The fame of this preparation IS not confined TO the limits
OF our country but by it, powerful agency IL arrest
ing and curing disease has s way successfully into
diaeren, countries Europe, the following unsolicited
testimonials from individuals OF the highest responsibility
show in the most conclusive and satisfactory manner The
same happy success has attended its there, which has
aas marked its course wherever adopted and diseases
have yielded hea.th-re:toring influence which Med
cal men ncurabe The mos; potent SIM
pies OF the vegetable kingdom united in this prepara-
tou and the combination such that modes and i'm
proves the other and under the Of Sandss Sarsapa-
rla is presented compound differing entirely in itS char
acler md properties from any other preparation and unr-
vailed in It's operation the system when laooring under
disease lis approval By Physicians aud men oil Science
and the uniform success which has marked furnish
proof suicer, convice every candid and discerning
mind Of lis great superiority and value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
The following interesting presented and the read.
er Invited is careful! Per=sL Common, such evil
deaee = unnecessary:

NEWARK, y. J. March lAh 1916.
NssIr. i q ?. Sazd-1f.. Divers child, OF place,
attacked wa croiu!a when year: old, which sooc
reduced Ter 70 mere skeleton TIE disease prrvsded ne
vhCr system, and manifested Itself malignant sores OF
The head. body and bs Dferen; physicians n Newark,
Se!evli-e and Ne~Eork prescribed FOR her G; various
tIes, b1; alay gave up tae perfectly rope.rSA-
~ last NJ Oliver Induced Ivy your Ss-ssP Sria,
and accordingly procured four bottles, which was sPari
administered vg.t many PuEs yet VIE ne rost
decided benefit: .bou: tyso months ego became eteusnt
cd WIZ the circumstances CT Lie case The en who Is
aged -four yea.s complete mass Of cisease
and !rcapsb. Of using s-v her limbs. Her body
swollen 10 nearly twice II ns;rEl s.ze the head limbs
and body siost entirely covered Win large soTea
thing olv 10 shrink being touched even By her mother
TIE disease INC same TINE, was equally severe inward
attended yvl,A bloody evacuaons every few hours
Taey procured OF the S9rsaparia, and before
she had akeE bottle she could slip down from the chair
and creep sc.oss The She has Just finished taxing
the second bottle and lie nearly I'll healed The
limbs are restored nrr raturl use, she Is cus cheer.
sul, sud i fast improving n health.
Vcry respectfully rours, c. J. WARNER,
Sec OF YOUTHS Stale Ten Soc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
SONNET. For The Tribune.

SONNET For The Tribune
rsrxK We that they TO shining purpose VOW d
Burning on hallowed mount, pare shine -aame-
Like spire triumphal springing from the crowd
Heed the pois'd dart. that In its coward shame,
4 weak and soulless hating band may aim !
shone not star, last night as calm in heaven,
seemngly blest in errand 70 It given,
When meteor.hash athwSrt the welkin came
And spirits true that trust their brighter wing,
Finding in self heaven lumin'd need,
Prsise-censure of aught else, nor seek, nor heed
Az. with faith sercner, fonder cling
TO hope and bidding beautiful and high
E'en in the warning hour of Destiny.
JEROME A. MAsEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
NEw.yosK. ApriI -. Isis.


Mts.-s l. 3. q y Sandi GerLeraer-Fee,ing !: dutT
due you and he community a. a-ge send You tins
Certificate OF the a-hsa2g virtues Of your Sarsaparia
lha. Others who suffering may have the.r conf
dence established aad ycur medicine without delay
WAS troubled with severe ulcer NY ankle which
tended half 20 Tue knee, eschsrginc offensive
matter itching. burning, depftvng ellen OF ny rect
NJ hi and very painful 10 bear. recommended 70
use your Sar.apsra By M. James Mcconnell, who had
been cured BY t. and n er rsig I'VE bottles, was cor
petey cured hAve DELAYED sending YOU this certificate
for year since The effected II order 70 asceT-
TAN VITA Certainty wh,n"F II permanent cure and
il gives the great treasure 70 acG aat have
neither :r the s.;es; rsapp-cra2ce OF T. and
maj ST entirely well Yours, very t.uiy,
SARAA Ar!NTNRL. 20 De!arcev-si. Nev.i ORR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
BlScaAMroS. n. Y. Oct. II, Is

BISGHAMToS, y. \. Oct. II, 1871.
Ne,yr.. L. B. 4 D. SGrdS-I have been afflicted with
Scrofa for nine wears past II appeared in various form.
from s commencement but did not break OUT IN ulcers
unn about four age large swelling appeared on M
arm. had lanced II then commenced eating and con-
!nued until the heshy part OF my from my elbow 10
near my shoulder nearly ri! eaten II then broke Out
on both sides of my neck and extended my face. had
number o: NY ankle and bottoms OF my feet
Ny suderins seemed almost intoeruble The most OF the
time have under the physicians, have taken
Iodine, Swaini's Panacea and other preparatons-and
had nearly despared OF getting relief when was induced
by Alr. Rexord try your Sarsaparila Ny sores
sled more healthy appearance and hatiered myself
with the idcn that should be we'll again have now
taken eighteen bottles Of Your medicine my all
healed and general health is better than has been be.
fore for years and Gscribe my 10 the efficacy OF
YOUR Sar.aparil!a Had known its virtues years ago.
should have been saved much suffering and dis
figured face and my husband would have been saved great
expense. tSlgnedl CYNTHIA TLPPEh-
cheerfuly testify 20 the truth OF the above OF
nv wife MASON +. TUPPER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

Your Sa.sapars IS used by the most poeaa- phys
Clans IN tbs vicinity who speak highly OF is eaecis 1,
cases under their care For cuianeOus diseases and ore.
attended with oTpor and congestion Of the cap;lares
consider RIOS, valuable remedial AGENT Chronic IN,
tsS!e ulcers u old people, have hown he happes; a.
fects follow its use gentleman ssed r.gGy-iUr wears
severely afflicted with INDECENT s~eilGgs sid chronic a.
eera.o1s, speedily relieved BY ,he SArsaparS All.
sores OF long Standing readily yield 70 IL nsucnee have
Known II 20 De used IN several hundred cases, In great
variety o; diseases, al with good eject and u
HAne snoxa pleasant results follow Is
Respectfully yours, r. w. MArHEWSON, ". D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
v.,r<oSvr,1E. Ky. Feb. - 1s..


Msr,. 4. B. Il D. Sznds iiavins used your SaIsapa-
rIa in ny family s.d Witnessed rs beneficial effects
FAY children feel il oee duty owe 10 TIE eoia
mun!iy 70 make the public About Two years ago iay
1.-THE son WAS attacked WIN Scrouls hTngs Evil WHICH
broke IA esh, places round the meek sal Jaw aad
which finally affected his eyes. rendering HIN entirely
bind During he frs year from the tire be was taken ar
attended several physicians, bal continued 10 se
worse until 6rspsired Of his getting well Havi1.
your Sarssparil!s advertised win c-Tlncae7 o. ~.
20 Cincinnati and procured few bottles snc now a.
having used N al E.ae bottles, have the gTaa-oh
o! s.yi-t Ge IS well The a. eIiEiy hea-S1 sa
his sight nearly good SID nave no he>!
taion SAYING that be entirely cured 5y ne gss OF
YOUR Sarsaparills- Yours truly, E bA>SL11
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

ELtZABErHPOST. y :. May -, 1910
l. g. & D. Sands Gel,emer-Having been cured oI a
severe scroious disease by the your celebrated
and invaluable SIrsapafia, feel i 10 ee Al !ncui
Ser, duIy which owe 10 my suffering fellow beings
iy 10 the means which restored NE 10 health, under the
blessing Providence after al oter remedies failed The
disease rs appeared II small pnprs or olsters, which
was attended with violent itching and burning these
spreading. covered the body and uniEg together formed
large scales and scUFt-tru which issued water. aud The
skin cracking and burning blood and matter combined,
making the distress great deprive OF a. natural
My body being covered with mass OF scnrt and
scales affected my general heath which rapidly 'aeG ana
was Obliged 10 abandon my business was treated by
ply scGns and tried different remedies Without
ceivug permanent benefit then went into the New
York Hospital and remained fer fourteen weeks usder
treatment which produced temporary reei AFTER leaving
the Hospital disease returned IN few days, and when
gwen up my friends and despurny OF relief from
source. heard OF your Sarsaparla, and Immediately
solved on giving il trin. The first bottle relieved me OF
all the distressing symptoms aud did good than
all ke medicine had taken for years before Continue
on OF your SarSapara, IN continuation with your SALT
RHEUM REMEDY applied externally. etecuay removed
disease. restored health at am now abe 10 al
tend to my business.
would say al, and particularly my German coun-
rynlen, i you suffering with scrola any disease
SIMILAR what have been, the medicine that has been
tried proved and acknowledge 10 BE- all that IS required
70 bring health The debinted frame Yours sincerely,
FREDERICK DICKEL, Cabinet Maker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
Renpes, pepar.men, of HE and vilaine,

JUI. J
lfe.sieuri Sands: The Sarsapara sent has been re-
ceived and the great benefit my wife bus derived from lis
upon short trial, as well as high rccunlinehuauops
we have received gives great hopes obeing able
with this disease that the most celebrated phy-
sicans vi Fnce have not been able 10 effect My VIE Is
fully determined CONTINUE It's until perfect cure 10
effected fearing what now have will not be suihc
:ei please send without delay and be as
sured gentlemen shall lake pleasure in making known
It's Preat friend, and tue publc and doubt
not hlt will be extensively used here ami all over
the world and that nany afflicted sufferers will hail with
oy the knowledge that there i vegetable preparation SUI!
hcenty powerful eradicate their diseases. have the
honor 10 remain, Yours respectfully,
J. MACE. No. | Rue Louis Philippe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

TIE following striking, and, Will se .eeu parma
men, OF nve,eraie case OF Sc-os,l. * sbrs3 -
the careful consideration OF a Discerning pubic
ESSEN, Conn July 18th. 1873
Msssrs Sands GentAbout sht years since bv esinr
oVerheaied aha directly after exposed seized with
severe cold which deraged the whole system PurpI or
ivid spots appeared Tire skin attended win violent nan
OF The head tie symptoms beng alarming physician " p
called who prescribed hseri1g aud !sechig which pre-
duced partial rreE Hard, bouy humps formed under ,ae
skin various parts body the Doctor pronounced
my complaint hereditary scofIs for the frs, line de-
veloped. The following winter my sight fsied in both
INV Ssh, during the summers my nose now began 10 in
cfeare IN size and The whole body enlarged with drops
cal swelling The grew very and discharged
profusely the iosthsae substance. My whole
lena was involved in disease the Jumps sosued Aai d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
FARTHER CONFIRMATION.

tssLA, NVHII
lfessrs Sand: The above certificate, given by my wife,
Monissa simmons July 25 lSi5 Is but imperfect
OF her case and indeed language can describe her
suferings during e eight years Of her sckness Beng
absent from home the date OF her certificate .eel III duty
bound 10 say Sarsaparila effected the hat
baled the skill of many physicians. She Is now perfectly
we'll and her general health 10 be permanently
nbshed To the afflicted would say. hesitate no longer,
doubt longer, tr with your life or health any lon
ger but procure the right medicine and be al once AMI
tirely relieved from your suierlnss
Yours. in sincerity, JIDAN VI. SlMMONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

The following statement Is from gentleman who j.
of the rst Druggist. The City OF Proyidepee and from
his knowledge o medicines OF every kind and
bis experience OF the effects Of Sandss SaTsspara his
opinion IS one OF peculiar vslue 10 the afflicted:
SANps's SAXs,YSSilLA.-i speak eNPerimenally when
thai this medicine IS far eteciua IN :he cure Of
Chronic Acute Rheumatism than ANY other preparation
have tested. Having endured extreme suffering A.
times within The last ave from repeated attacks Of lp
aainms;ory Acute Rheumatism, ha+e recently Used
Sandss Sarsspss WIN the happies; success: my health
better than !, hSs been many months past
appetite is good, and r:y strength Is rapidly returning
attribute this h-au change entirely To the O.; this po
tent medicine Feeling deep sympathy with hose who
are atetsd with this mos; tcrnennrs and painful COM
plsini eanno, refrain from earnestly recommending 10
such The OF this valuable specific Having the
tire confidence the medicine and skill Of Dr.. Sands.
was induced thereby 10 t.y the Effects OF he Sarsapaa
and take pleasure n adding testimony 10 tst OF many
otaers eonnendaio ot It's invaluable properties. unknown
TO and unsolicited by the Messr. Sands
CHARLES DYER, j.
eSslst AID Apoihecary, ~ and ~ Wesnirster-st
Pro,ideaee, R l. Feb Is, IslS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
MEDICAL PROFESSION.

The following letters presented with view OF more
fully showing opinion Of Physicians in relation 10 the
medicinal value of Sandss Sarsapars
BALTiMoRE, Nd. Feb. 1, 1875.
4. B. q D. Snrdi: Gientlemen-l have used your Ex
TRACT OF SARSAPARLLA since It's Introduction into this
civ Il gives me pleasure TO state have found 1t 10
swer nv most sanguine expectations. believe it TO be
the best preparation OF that valuable article In
With much respect, yours,
JOHN WHlfRlUGE, VI. D. i6 Gay-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

what ne he. been doing He has gained in aes very much
and IS able work at his trade vh9h L mat OF snoe
rraker without any THIS i the substance
of bis narratives picture cannot IN any way here
do Justice The uonner the gratitude the tda and the
exiart!ng effect upon lis spirits, you can GGl iA!nly
irane de requests NE TO say viii on aad see
YOU a. srev as he lives May God continue 70 bless your
endeavors alleviate tie useres OF the human fanny! IS
the f.rveli PRAYER OF vour sincere friend,
Hi-NLpEREY AMY. Justice Of the Peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
ULcSRATEp HIP JOINT
TIE following interesting case presented and The

Lee io4o"is interesting case Is p:eseas-a dl Ane re-
der invited 70 is careful perusal:
ArEcES y. Y. Ilta no 18th, 1915
4. B. 8 D Sands: Respected Frl=IcsIE he Spring OF
1855 was attacked: with naamrasiorE Rheumatism vhicn
Continuing, became Chronic and settled Il my night aad
sai leg and for three WIS perhaps as great
sufferer lived The hip JOINT liberated eight weeks
from the OF lac acck The bone came OUT
=; pieces and have lost a. me right ny bone, ana
also the OF tie right !e most OF the eone u 'Vo m
gers Of ght hand has cecsysd and been removed
rssoHeG VARIOUS remedies wiki scarcely any bennett
and 8caly concluded suffer Until drsta cane 10 my
reef but and ovefrHg Providence ordered o;aet-
wise In 1873 was seized viii severe eo.f Tn:ca Iea
y increased ny rheumatic sU5erIrE pssset Many daFs
N The aCs: eIcr-tiat.cg torture, without --g any re
FOE, hing used IN tbs tried siruscor heard OF
yocr >scsaq2a aid FL! strongly PrePoesessec Z rs "a
For from ne great good had done IL many cases Pro
cured one bote. and found aElo~. immediate re-e aer
procured TWO more which entirely relieved ne There
81 rcerate nv left the shoulder which
gradually healing, and this i az that : lei OF NJ once
Formidable iseos- was also FOX etsht years n1si OF the
te severely Afflicted with chronic darrnea y hlca he
Sn sapsa entirety cured. For the SAKE OF suffering !u-
manly wish these 4cs made public AID nope |; nay II
cucr otaer. ALLEGED have been 10 -; me same
Your grateful friend WI 6. WARISG.
ArBuzS, Nov. Is, 1871
Msisrt. !. 3. D. Ss7ii: Genis-The statement made
BY W G. Ws.:ng respecting lis ard The suffering
-touE1 NHch ne las passed. usy be iEphcty reed up
or Very respectfully yours, RICHARD STEEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
BaooxLyx, CO... Jylv 10. 1914.

bRooNLYS, Coln. July 10, 1911
Geat,emen II has once more become nv dury eorl
munlcae 20 the situation OF Mr. Harris ard Won -,ay
rely uPoa II Go so wiki the utmost pleasure MI Harris
says as four OF his sores are sney healed up and the
remainder are iasi DONG so Ee farther be hiss
ps;n in the affected limb whatever dist his sleep i Of he
nos, refreshing nature and his health IN every very
much improved Sovsioe Is the change thu: ali who see
him exeia,u, WHIST ehanssR and earnestly Inquire