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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-28
The Greatest Newspaper Depot in the
United States! D

United States!
There are over four thousand ave hundred
] Newspapers received daily nj the stores OF
Brooke, shillingtOn " Co. We will name a
Few OF thems
New York Herald.
New York Tribune.
Baltimore Sun
4 ,7,E" lIT WEEKLIES
New York Herald New York Tribune; Baltimore Sun;
Saturday Courier, Post Dollar Newspaper, Meals Gazette
Phladephia Yandee Doodle, Emporium, New World, Age
Spirit Of the Times Home Journal Police Gazette Flag Of
the Free Yankee, Uncle Sam, New York Yankee Blade
Living Age, Flag OF Union, Boston, Western Continent
Gazette Union Baltimore; London Pictorial News,
Pictorial Times and Punch
MONT19LLES
Union Magazine; Grahams Magazine; GOdey's Lady's
Book National Magazine; Columbian Magazine; The Play
mate or Chiren.) Brother Jonathan Chambers Mscel-
any Any Of the above mentioned Papers and Period.
calls win be delivered to Subscribers in any part Of the
city ta t1tss
We have on hand also all the Nos Of IIapers Library
of Select Novels; Wiley and Punams Library OF Books
which are Books' Prescous Conquest of Peru Napoleon
and his Marsals by Headey washington and his Gener-
ais, by IIeadey the same by Lppard; The Boys Libra
Miss Pardoe; Men, Women and Books by Leigh Hunt A
splendid edition Of the Arabian Nights and Robinson
Crusoe Typee and Onoo by Herman Melville; Envelopes,
fancy and plain; WATERS plain, transparent and motto;
Pens Of every description In fact everything In the Book
49, BROOKE SHILLINGToN & Co,
Corner Of Penn Avenue and l2 street, and corner Penn
Ave, and 10th street
oct S-dlm' x. s-s.a.H#H el'
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HENRY JAIME
BOOTS.

would say to those wishing be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable article, that they would do
well to have their recorded my books Those
who wish ready made work will find the best stock In the
District my Shelves not excepting the nimabe patent
Congress Boots together with every variety (or ladies'
gentlemen and children) Of Waterproof and Cork sole
Boots and Shoes.
Morro Small profits quick sales, and cash Ut the coun.
ter la s. \. TIA sG&NE IL. JANNEY.
oct a-eStf' ri, 48.fa00... 4t t4srar.
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TO the LATEST MOMENT.

WILSON MCAsDLEss, Esa.-The Pittsburg Post
says there was rumor in that city on Monday, that
this gentlemen would be rendered the mission to
China, made vacant by the death Of the Hon. A. H.
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC

General Agency Mt Warrington, d. @.
4 SAMUEL STETTINIUS, General Agent, Notary
Public, Justice Of the Peace, &c. respectfully informs
Iy the Volunteers and the United States Regulars, and
Nh Nhe repre- sentatves Of the deceased Soldiers that he
is prepared undertake the settlement o. their Claims
the Departments at Washington He will procure bounty
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded
Arrearages pay for services rendered. Mileage, any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government,
attended to.
His terms moderate
lie can be consulted any time between the hours Of
o'clock a. M and O'Clock, p m his Office Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department.
oct A-Lmd decS
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
I'm ALL MH EIR ARIETY

so THE subscriber informs the citizens Of Washington
vand surrounding country that he has now on hnne
Ithe most complete assortment of BOOTS and SHOES
that mas ever offered the citizens Of this Metropolis
by arrangements he has made for future supplies, together
under his supervision he trusts that no lady orgentie
man need his without being exnctly suited 10
style, quality, price, &c. &c.
Gentlemen procure the very best article Of French
style moderate prices Best American do nte.
ror TO none Together with all the lower grades OF from
sl rs 81 s2 co. 81 10, 90, % 80, and 80 on to s5.
Ladies' can also find at his store all the various kinds OF
CATERS and half CATERS black anu colored that are now in
&C. &C. al all prices from 62 l2 u.s. 81 cts Sl OIL ~ IL TO
sl G-Wh splendid assortment Of white Satin aud Kid
Slippers Of real French Style
~ ALSO, @ ri"
full assortment of womens and chdrens Boots and
Shoes OF every description and price. The public III
vted to call and examue before purchasing elsewhere
TH0S N. BRASIIEARS, Z
nearly opposite Browns Hotel, Pa. av,
at a. 2udo cfoQ -}H aT9 I.t .''-'
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FITNAM'S

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Old Eyes made Young, Weak Eyes made
Strong. -+ ID.
@0@ II there Is any confidence to be PLACED in
7S the opinion OF all the most scientific gen
ilemen In our country Panes Perocal or Paraboic
SPECTACLES are the greatest helps to the human vision
ever invented The subscriber has just rcceyeda full sup
ply Of them direct from the works and has them for sale
sylyana avenue Washington city, who Is the sole Agent for
tie manufacturer There spurious article In the hands
Of fault finders beware Of them asyou value your eyesght
@ ALSO,
Fur Sae-A few gold hunting WATCHES Of superior
style Gold English, and other Lever Watches with
SCOTS OCT sNdiy. STEPHEN EDDY.
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
STR ENGTHENING PLASTER

IN all cases where il Is thought advisable keep up
permanent stimulan impression on or near the organ
diseased these plasters will be found highly valuable In
fact all the benefit thai accrue, from continuous
counter rrtant will be produced In the most efficient
ner by them. As In rheumatism, Lnmbago, Govt, En-.
argement Of the JOINTS Chronic Disease OF the Liver,
Spleen Lungs, other internal organs in short, in all
other cases where warming strengthening pasers are
use For sale by CHAS. ST0TT,
Drug and Apoth, corner 7h street, and Penn. Avenue.
oct S-2aw49'
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LOOK HERE!
STOVES AND CRATES.
Joseph H. NEvETT, Pennsylva avenue, opposite Will
lards (ae Fuer's hotel has received, and Is manu-
featuring, large and complete assortment Of Stoves and
Crates Of the most approved modern patterns warranted
TO draw well and not break from heat they will DO sold al
ioto prices as they can be bought In the District.
CRATES
and beautiful variety, finished In the best manner,
and arranged TO burn either Anthracite or Cumber-
land coal very cheap, with friedrich jams and backs
COOKING STOVES.
From the North River Furnaces; the castings In the
city, warranted to bake WE'LL and consume but little fuel
viii burn either wood or coal and extremely low priced
COAL STOVES.
great Variety consisting Of Hail. Church. New Style Ra-
diaior and other Paror Stoves: Cylinders and Saaman-
ders, for Offices, workshops, &c,
WOOD, PARLOR, AND AIR TIGHTS
new superb style Of Parlor Wood Stoves; including
richly carved cast airtghts Very cheap and handsome
Air.tights for chambers
FRANKLLNS
For wood or eoalTENpLArEs, Box Srovns, Dining room
Oven Sioves economical and very convenient stove
HOTEL CORNERSTONE.
Will cook for several hundred people, and the best kind
now in use can refer some Of the best Hotels In the
country that have them in use. ra
TALLORSp STOVES
Made expressly their very convenient and
mical Tie trade are invited TO call and see them
BEBEPS COOKING RANGES.
Put up Northern prices with without hot water backs
All kinds Of PLUMBING in connection with the above and
Bathing fixtures and Pumps put up In the best manner
Always ON Hand,
Coalhods Stoveplpe, Fire
brick Mica or Isngass Tor stove doors Lusre for clean
ing stoves; Pots, Ovens Skilles Teakettles Plain and
Japanned Tin Ware and every other article Of TIN, Cor
PER- SHRRTRoN, made TO order In the most workman
like manner, '4. L!
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rJ,HE Subscribers having received from the North their
Fall and Winter goods, consisting In part Of Cloths Cas-
smeres and Vesngs have on hand and constant
y manufacturing, all kinds Of Clothing, which
they will sell at such prices cannot fail to please all who
may favor them with call They have hand large
sorment Of Shirts Of the latest STYLE Dressing Robes Draw.
Stocks Crayats Umbrellas Hosiery, Gloves DC Per.
fmery Soaps, Shaving Cream Combs, Brushes, and Ra
zors, &c, &c.
ALSO i'
Just received lot OF Fancy Goods suitable for presents
.Gff p. BRENNER d SON.
n-We have just received few fine Bead Reticules
Aiso-Pearl and Shell Gard Cases. and lot Of Butterfly
Combs, of late style, which we offer low for cash.
oct Sim p. BRENNER d. SON.
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- CLASS S, FOR ls47.
To be drawn in Alexandria, on SATURDAY Oct 30, 1877
UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENT OF coMMIssiosERs
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The most Brilliant Lottery ever drawn In
the United states.
One Grand Capital Of $l00,00Ol
$4,000! $40, 900!
200 Prizes Of 81, 900, amounting to 100000.
Er BEING THE LOWEST 3No. PRIZES. -Gu
| Il II
The LIST and I'd drdlcn numbers, 49, $1,000
The I'd and Sd, 3D. and 4th drairn numbers, $500
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STOVES, sTOVEsil sTOvEsli
HE undersigned would respectfully call the attention Of
the public his establishment where may be found an
extensive assortment Of all kinds OF Stoves, consisting in
part of the following
COOKING STOVES
Motifs Tabular Oven; air.tight, for wood or coal
/" Pride Of the Kitchen
The Lyon Stove 4t
,"". :. The Uncle Sam .a.
The Kitchen Companion
The Parlor Cook, Cooking Range ee1
Ten plate Cook, &c. DC e5, Il
PARLOR STOVES;
Radiators l5.
Coal alright, wood ar-tght, Of various patterns
Hotair furnaces .s3!+F r
large assortment of the best enanelled CRATES, Of
the latest style .ts il 'sE
Japanned and plain tin
Fre-boards and siove.pipng made to order, and put
JAS SKIRvING.
oct S-3td2w3w' Corner of 10th st. and Penn av.
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

CLASS 8, FOR lS47.
To be drawn in Alexandria on Saturday, Oct %, lS47
UNDER SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMISSIONERS.
, +.
j. w. MAURY a. CO., Managers,
(sUccRssoRs j. O. GREGORY q COZ
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The most Brilliant Lottery ever drawn In
the United States.
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- MRS GARRETT ANDERSON has SIX or seven com
W Portable and well furnished rooms TO rent ut mode
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding be served Mrs A. can furnish them win
breakfast and tea II required.
oct2 y .saI. d
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THE Subscriber has for sale Ia copies Of
ANHkiR. New Work entitled MCKENNEY'S ME.
4 MOIRS AND TRAVELS, AND The
WRONGS AND RIGHTS OF THE IN.
ulANs-Inls work gotten up In the handsomest man
ner written in concise and pleasing Style and contains
acts which cannot fail be most interesting every read
err The patronage of the Reading Public Is most respect
fully solicited JOHN w. BRoNAUGH,
General Agent, Bridge street, Georgetown, d. g
- r,s
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VIZ large and beautiful assortment Of britannia Ware;
WW Block.tin Jelly and Blanc mango Pudding moulds;
. Ice-cream Freezers and Buckets
Purchasers are requested call and examine my stock,
generally before purchasing and they will find their time
will not be lost
Radiator and other Stoves refined and repaired with
promptness. n Il
Roofing, Gutter and Spouting for buildings, and all re.
pairs in my line promptly attended to.
ncfA = b.
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100000.
$4,000. $4,000.

200 Prizes Of $4,000, amounting 10 $4,000
5rBElSG THE LOWEST NO. PRIzxs.sE.E
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.

pEAIER In Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff, Wholesale a
III Retail, l2th street, between @ and H.
oct8-lm novb'
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MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.
NJ, Mrs Carrot Antlcrson's Music a -
osHVAt Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
Ys13x llth and 18th streets, Is in receipt ev.i
United States and faithfully attends to all orders for Music
and Musical instruments Of every description She is sup
ped with Pianos from various manufactures and sells
Them at the manufacturing prices Old Pianos taken in
part payment for new.
tern al the store OF Mrs A. and receive them at the manu-
iacturers price free Of expense.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
MRS. ANDERSON keeps a general
E&ifNA, sortment Of Staple and Fancy Stationery,
Fancy Articles and Books large assert.
ment Of Classical and School Books Of
~, every description In use in the District
Also handsome collection Of Bibles and Prayer Books
also of Chjldrens Books, suitable for presents.
Fancy Articles aud Periumery-A great variety OF Snuf,
Tobacco, and Segars Of the best quality.
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CURTAINS made and hung In the most fashionable style
nv ID. MOORE,
oci s-6eod' Pa Ave, between 9th and 10Th streets.
n CLOTHS laid and all work In his line OF business
| ] nromntly executed by ID. MOORE,
p6olsterer and Paper Hanger, Pa Ave. between oh and
10Th streets. octo-eouo'
CARPETS neatly cut, tit, and made by d. MOORE,
oct S-eod. Pa Ave, between 9th and 10Th streets
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slavery pcrii. Freedom.

Mr.. II. II. VAS ANRlSGE- writing from tins City
70 the Pittsburgh Dispatch, says
When vas in PeDnsylvsnia recently, heard Of
person in the interior Of the state who advertised that
he would act AGENT for Shareholders IN the arrest OF
fugitive slaves and asked the owners % send him on
description Of the marks their gross who had ND
that he might trace and arrest them. Tho cfcEnsts@ee
reminded Of affair that happened somewhere
about the year lcO, when resided IN Chester Co Pa
was the Attorney tor the Commonwealth in that
County and called upon proceed against person
who had been charged oath with being concerned
banker 10 counterfeit money, which he sold IN large
Quantities false and counterfeit TO persons who made
business pass il OF genuine Asitwas stated In
the information that he bad large quantities Of such
counterfeit money in bis possession. sesrchwsrrant
was issued along with the warrant for MS arrest The
officer who executed the searchwarrsft brought 10 me
along with false notes few letters Vnlch II was
supposed would throw light upon the nature OF the con
ederscy O the eounterriers, and would be the means
of detecting some Of the gang. read them one
letter from in the south addressed 10 the
couuereiter, telling him to keep lookout and 10 dis.
cover the private marks and histories % the coored
fnes in his vicinity and 10 write on iul account OF
them 70 this in the South and rA % hard SAID
the letter writer. u can't md masf1Jsr non The
BANKER convicted the charge Of selling the coun-
terfeit soes and sent TO the state Peniienuary
Whether he was ever concerned in the kidnapping bust
ness know not for no official inquiry was ever made.
Bot will put !. to you any reasonable person.
whether gang who deal in counterfeit money would
be honest scrupuous 10 deal IN counterfeit eerta
Gates OF slaves How easy might such business be
carried on man in the interior OF Pennsy lvsnis
might keep sharp look out sad discover the private
marks and histories OF the coored around him and
write on a full account a confederate in the south
This confederate might then have false certificates ted
up and signed and persons not suspecung the collu.
sion might be overwhelmed by the fact that the agent
coming IRON the South 10 arrest the unhappy victim OF
this treachery was able to tell all the private marks
about his person strip him, the agent might say,
and II he Is the fugitive claim, you viii see such
mark upon such part Of bis body OF course the BY
ISLANDERS would imagine that if the person demanded
were not a slave the masters agent could not have
known these marks
o know nothing about the agent in the interior Of
Pennsylvania have not even heardhis name. But a
business founded on the principle of alleged chael
property in man. may easily be perverted to frauds OF
the above nature
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General Notices.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
~ Iohu.au-. Toofhuchc Dr0ns.

Anodyne for the immediate and permanent cure OF pain
from decayed teeth having, from 10 Intrinsic value as
remedy, become Immensely popular with those who have
used H. many imitation. haze Aely been rust upon the
market by unpnncped persons and sold ~ he original
and geHuine article The object Of This paragraph 10 TO
caution the public agans all such spurious compounds, AZ
Glove Anodyne possibly be the genuine article, so
long and fsvorsby known by that name bat Thar prepared
during four or I'VE years by A B. d. Sands and for the
last year by Henry johnson (successor 4. B. Sands
Col who Is the sole proprietor. tn. only safety for
purchasers 10 be and ask for Johns0n TOOihscbe
Drops and examine the wrapper Of he VIA, az every
one Of the genuine has the signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember lhat the True Cove AnOdy1eis an immediate
cure for the violent toothsche pain In the gums
and that It Il manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist and Druggist No. 10 Broadway,
westside, IN the Granite Building. SOLD Aso al 100 Fulton
II East Broadway and 50j Hucson-sL Price - cents
dis n
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Rrooklyn. Noy. u. 1916.
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

READ TIE FOLLOWING and doubiifyou can, that con-
sumption be cured This only OF the several
hundred that Townsend's susspsria has cured
BRooKLYS. Sept II, 1896
DR TowSsESD-DeGr SIR; was taken lille over q
year ago with cough and pain in my side II In
creased on very fast indeed | pronounced by
ply sicans have the quick consumption raised large
quantities Of bad matter, bad night swesis, and SINKING
very fat my doctor said he could do nothing Tor me
the hospital In hope Of being benened but was
pronounced there ncursbe was now greatly distress
ed the lungs and could hardly breathe soon became
eaciaied and expected 10 die confined 10 my bed
And obliged 10 have watchers indeed cannot give
you any description that would do justice 10 my case
supposed by my friends 10 be past recovery hsh
tried great number OF remedies and all seemed TO be 10
purpose read OF some most extraordinary cures per-
formed By YOU medicine and % tell you the uulh sus-
pec.d there Wa some humbug In them. But was IN
duced 10 try ID done and very thankful DID.
cannot say that entirely well, but am 50 Tar recovered
a. 10 be about my business and hope 10 be entirely "en
few weeks Ny cough and pain In the side, and nlghl
sreas have eft and raise but very e, and am iasl
gsslng my usual strength lfelt It duly TO give you
statement OF my case 10 publish II you please
PETER BROWN, Il Llitlest Brooklyn.
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RHEUMATISM.

More than one thousand Of Chronic Rheumatism
have been cured by he Of Dr. Townsend. sarsspss
NEw-YoRg. Dec. IA 1910.
To Docros TowSsESD-Sv. think Il my duty to
you my own sincere thanks Cor the benefits have expert
enced BY the use OF your Extract Of Susapsrla WAS
afflicted fOT many months with Rheumatic pains and also
Inflammation OF the Liver, the suferngs which endured
from these diseases rendered my lie burden TO
tried every remedy hat prescribed Tor me- from three
Of the best physicians In the city, but without receiving
permanent benefit considered myself ncurabe, but By
he advice Of friend induced TO Try your Compound
had but faint hopes OF success bat happy 10 say,
had not laken han bali bottle before experienced
relief this induced persevere IN It's use and two
bottles have effected entire IL "a months
since used your remedy and grateful and happy TO
say never enjoyed better health.
shall take great pleasure In recommending IL 10 the
an cied. for by 10 use firmly believe my lie ~ss saved.
With the greatest respect allow TO Subscribe myself
your grateful friend, WILLIAM B. MORGAN,
Canalst rornar NJ Broadway
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THE ORIGINAL
coUSrGRFEiT GALyAsI. sINss, .--.
ELUID, BANDS, BELTS, PLAsTEks, bhAS LLLio'

coUSrGRFEiT SALVAsI. ElNS.i
U,LuIp BANDS BELTS PLASTERS, BRACELETS,
Il &C a quarter price. Oher aacIes 10 pfopofuon-
As cera persons are offering spurious mitAons ofDf
Chr!ses jagsnic Riaxs Fud, kc a. BAL price ne pup
N are respectfully informed that ire sane articles may be
IA a. on. hsf Of tar prcs-in other words the counter
fell articles may be had for one-qaarer No price OF NE
genuine <,.,,< -.
ssme srtic les and manufactured BY the same men.
Wholesale and Retail Agency ls4 Broadway, between
JOHNS and Msiden-lsGe.
~ Dr. Cbristies Genuine 6svanic articles, which are
achieving such wonderful success and celebrity that re~
countsrfe. appear every day, be obtsined only
~ 1s2 BROADWAY, Ii
which Is he sole place N NewYofk where they can be
had.
Beware Of Gfyyziss and drug stores, none Of hem
viii ever be sos ed 10 keep DR. Chrstes Genuine articles
IT. Christle's work " 9 slvsnism and Us Appa-
cation Remedial Agent may be had grads 7lsiPf
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Townsend's sarsspariIa sovereign and speedy
cure for rcpiert consumption, beuenness' eucorrhoa
ence Of urine or involuntary discharge thereof and for
the general prOstrai0n OF The systeno nsttef wnener
the result of Inherent causes, or produced ~ hesu-
larity illness or accident 1850
Nothing can be more surprising man Us nysorsuns e
fecis upon the human frame Persons AL weakness. and
assuds before taking H. al once become ROBUST snd u OF
energy under It's influence. ltmmedaiey couneraes mo
nerveessness Of the female frame, which 10 the geacanse
Of baroness
ture to exhibit certificates Of performed but we can
assure The AFFLICTED that hundreds or csses have been re-
ported 10 us Several where families have been
without children, after using few boites OF MS inysla
bic medicine have beeu blessed with healthy offspring
De. TOWNSEND My wife being greatly disuessed ~
weakness and generally debility and suffering continually
BY pain and sensation II bearing down, falling Of tie
womb and with other difficulties and having known csses
where medicine has effected great cures, and also
hearing IL recommended for such s. have descnbed
obtsned bottle u Extract Of safssparis .nd followed
the directions you gave Ia short period II removed
her comp Ants ard restored her ID heath Being grateful
for beneits she received tAke pleasure N mus ac
know ed gfug H. snd recommending II 10 The public
NJ d. MOORE, cor. Of Grand and Lydi1s SIS
Albany, Aug II, lsft
IA ToWSsESp-TO al whom this may concern THIS
10 certify vs used one bottle OF your ssfsas-
and decats circumstances being troubled with the drop
az swelling 81 the feet nervous elections and very nlen
drbii.fed With NY persuasion and ne rec0mmendsuor
~ those no had used r. she induced 70 Try II, win
te or no faith and suce 10 say me edcin- asa zoe
haopy and desired effect only IN the hours OF confne
nt but aier the expiration Of one week OF Us use NE
troo-y ald affection gave way 70 an asonsnng
and her health IS row better han Il had been Tor
loag time previous . - - 49, 49,. 49,.
doubts the success Of The medcne you are snufey wei
osSiiss5 servant. 5. 5. JAMESON