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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

CoRwIN's SrEEcH.-The ST. Marys Sentinel tells the
following capital story-too good to be either nsaid or
LOST
awhile al Dayton few days ago, the following anec-
dote was related TO us, which thought first rate:
ssEben Head, who had before been 20 Mexico,
but OWING he Said the lnss Of his health had
turned home-took il into his head, few days since To
stry again His neigbors, however, Judging Of for
mer conduct and fully believing The reported
os his first return, doubted whether he intended going
second time at all But. the day appointed Tor his
sarting-Eben set off on his weary journey. Having
reached Cincinnati ne discovered that ne had started
fore he was ready, and consequently, the day
him back in Dayton Many were the jibes he encoen-
tered his return, and, among the rest couple OF his
Eben replied that fearing he might tall into the hands OF
the Mexcans he had returned for copy of Tom Cor
wins speech, as he was confident all i-il could moi M
ure him among the Mexicans while possession Of thai
document.
awe should not be surprised, shonid Eben be taken
bv the Aexicans hear OF his elevation some gpor
ant post among theni providing he takes good
Iuakes proper Of his lalismln'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
Married,

BY Rev. T. r. Cressey, Sabbath evening, July ith
Mr.. MARTIN BYEKrr, 20 Mrs. CLAElssA N. SMITH. all
of this city.
On the 18th instant, by Thomas Morrow, Esq, Mr..
Thomas McCAw, to Miss HARRIET PETERSON.
On the 7,h instant Mr.. john DELoNG. to Miss
HARRIET OVERLY.
Also, on the 18th instant, Mr.. ROBERT e. SAMUEL,
to Miss RACHAEL W. GRTNEE all of this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
State of Rndissna. EEstlniksSs, CossntS. IS.
HAMILTON CIRcUIr CoURT, MARCH Term, 1877.

c. John Lacy, Jackson Lacy Joseph smith, Nancy
Smith, Archibald Alexander, AviFa Alexander Mary Lacy John
Thap Mary Thap, Margaret Jane Stewart, Samuel Stewart and
isabel Stewart, and Earl = stone.
"a OW the complainant by BlTm and Carver his solicitors
appearing from the shenh return on The Subpoena issued
Archibald Alexander, found, and
that his residence unknown therefore ordered by the Count,
that the said Archibald Alexander he notified o the phcy of
hy In the Indiana
Sentinel o general circulation, printed and pub
isled Indianapolis Marion county Indiana the hast OF which pub
sixty days before The rsi day of the next of
that unless he will appear the calling OF the al
court, plead dennr Ia the bill OF
complaint supplemental bl hsrem the VIII I've taken
fessed. BY the court, Attest, JOHN u. BURNS, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

" THE SIcKLT SEAsoS Is now approaching and II
you would ward of disease and avoid being confined to
your bed for single day during the lose time
IN procuring supplyofDR BRACES SUGAR COAT
ED PILLS, and procure also Dr. Braggs Pamphlet,
(Which any agent Will furnish you and uy Tor cnce to
dispense with cafOmG, arsenic aud aHftmcny. Do this,
and let the result be knOH aud your neighbor will follow
Your example and profit by II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
NIiEERiEF,S SALE.

virtue Of wit Of decree direr from the clerks Of
~ fee OF the Marion circuit court will expose public sale,
the 9TH day of August 1917 House door,
town Of indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law,
rents and profits for years, following
wit Commencing the north Of lot No u square
No a. in the OF indianapolis along alley
the north of lot No 10 in said square ence south
80 feet thence Illinois north 30 the
place Of beginning and failure realize the full
judgment, interest and wil time place
the fee simple Of said Taken the property
Of Ann Alice Henry Alice and Albert Alice at the suit Of Al
fred Harrison. A. w. RUSSELL.
l33w tS200l Sheriff of Marion County.
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& E & E e

That unpleasant and facilitating complaint-FEVER AND
AGUEwih which many of citizens this time suffer
ing proper udcious be thoroughly cured
For this purpose, MORRILLS FEVER AND AGUE PILLS
vastly superior all other remedies and find only the great
body Of the people approaching their value hut eminent physicians
adopting their practice. They disease,
but nyigoae and the system perfect order thus enabling
Withstand for uture-precsey what wanting
For by ]. Owey indianapolis, and otter
large towns and villages in the Stale.
When testimonials Of the astonishing performed by Dr.
ROGERS SYRUP OF LIVERwORT AND TAR OF
diseased lungs multiply upon in such it would seem that
person would suffer with this disease when The ng eKpend
eTectuay BY
agents. find only eminent physicians coming boldly out IN IA
adopting in their practice, hut the reverend clergy
coming favor also Among others that he the
agents, noticed letters from Drs Cox ard Richards of Cincinnati
Rev Mr. Burke Rev wseman Rev. bialey and others
owey Co.'S aud believe other larg
I towns in ne LOW
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
GREAT BARGAIN.
Farm for Sale.

rHNiIE subscriber having from indianapolis win sell his
fiim situated the MOOevle mad four miles from an capi
tall contains eighty three acErs-ouI y tive cleared and most
" m meadow This rac particularly desirable ior safdraug
dairy farm u viii twenty head OF mich addnin Ot
stuck the farmer. There small two story BRICK
house the spring, and well excellent
gated
paying three sevens OF The purchase money equal
died and diy dollars have crda OF years the balance
For uule particulars apply g. g. Davis Indianapolis Hubbard
PilnaH on the farm or }. Z Woual, Belvile, la.
july IL. Ia47.
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ss1Ei,sFE,s SALE.

uuY virtue of dire Jed from the ERIK Office
Is of the Marion will expose 10 public sale,
House d0or.in the county
Marion of Indiana, within The hours prescribed by
and profits for years of the following real
estate The undiv led half OF the thirds or lot
number square number 81 in the town OF inanapos and
on failure ful Judgment Interest and
costs III time aud place. expose the fec simple o
said real estate Taken the property of Jackson Overhaul at the
mi, of Nancy Valentine. A W. Russell
caa rofA losao s.o,ut
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
slatc % lmslan..n. Igam.lson Nounty. s.
In THE PEeBATE HAroS COUNTY, MAY Term lS47
of Richard Cook, deceased
Dill H. LII

Petition 0 sell reai estate.
the said
~ deceased and appearing sh-f7s
issued herein that the laid defendants Henry
Elizabeth not found and residence unknown
ordered by the cn, that tine said defendants, Henry
notified of the tendency this petition
three weeks successfully in the lndana State Sen
tne newspaper of general circulation printed and
pulhed indianapolis Marion county, Indiana. notifying said de
will appear calling of the the
of the
deceased Sold aud made the hands Of said ad
purpose Of the debts due from the the
contained, will he taken
fessed Attest, JOHN 6. BURNS. CLERK
NohleSvIle G. 1917. l23w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
SaIERIEE,S SALE.

HnY virie directed from the clerks Office
circuit will expose 10 public sac
the 3st day July 1877, the Court house m the town
Indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law tie rents and
rG toi seven years Of the following real eae to-wit The
undivided of Jesse King in tn south east quarter Of the
south west quarter section number - township rumer
of range number containing 10 and ON failure
ae tha full anouo Judgment Interest aud viii the
same time and place expne the fee simple said estate Ia
ken as the property Jesse King the Francis Kersey
A.. ". Russell.
Inv fsI.75) Sheriff of Marion County.
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LsOARnING.

Ne RS G0lDsBERRY, doors north Of Roberts Chapel,
wv prepared either single gentlemen
miles, on reasonable
FIRST RATE FAMILY CARRIAGE,
quantity Of Window aud dOOTs and about twenty head
sheep for sale o. Apply above. ~,
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Mls. RUEsYETr,s

Asst Lecture Magnetism, with experiments "Wednesday
July l5th h. no
one opportunity Of attending his 1uIss
put the admission dae each
Mr. can be found by those wishing be tried Maenecay
Mr. Browning's Hotel every day from ID
'P:nve al Ihinas: hold Il txhi IS rsndn
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For Congress,
WILLIAM w. WICK.
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

THOMAS w. COUNSEL,
i'P''N'"'1'''s'' ! GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
County Treasurer, JOHN NJ TALBOT.
County ASseSsor. AHIRA WELLS.
Comfy Commissioner, ELIAS N. SINNER.
SciO0l Commissioner, ABRAHAM kOONTZ.
We authorized announce JAcoB LANDS candi-
dats for county Treasurer.
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a. II. DAYIDNnN.

(SUCCESSOR TO. ~. s. HUBBARD)
3AEALER in fancy and staple Dry Goods Family Grecerie
eneeHsvae, Hardware, SC Agent the Tea
pany of New York Corner Of Washington aud Illinois streets,
posiIe the Palmer House July IL. -
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-BvnEsU FEorfsI0,s CLornINc. JuSf - IFE7. e
0EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Bod" and
- "fnoposas i0r Pork the NAY be- ie ceise az
tbs ofcc Until O'Clock p NJ Monday August
next Tor furnishing and de en free add
fls thousand four hundred srre navy beef and fo thou
sand right hundred barrels pork
barrel hounds
weight Of ee OF poIk Of waghI sgti~Ie
t1,xS-
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SUPERIOR Black Kid Gloves top do Under
I3 DAVtDSONsS.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE 10 IRE EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled &C. the Tcia ~ enrha a. N
in thu township ffatna townships ave nsid
u est he Register lrriv.j
proper Ini Oe snd make payment teefns raie
,o dollars fixed h The act 1fthfd Aupn. lss
sam as practicable after s notice. lefr thr dsy an
rurd f,r public hr buds lac
such claim shall
RICHARD a. YOUNG, Commissioner oC tsrn and Oaice
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Loc0fOc0 TricAery Exposed
After induIging in some personalities towards our
neghbor Of the Signal, and publishing the letter and
editorial, the Wing thus remarks
By this time. we have doubt, the reader has come
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

Tbs pair Of pistols originally presented by Wellington
10 Lafayette, and which subsequently, presented BY
the Washington family General Jackson lately
presented 70 the Of Lafayette ia Paris accordance
with he will Of General Jackson.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-02
PINEY POINT ALL THE GO!
Pleasure ECcuSsOn--- Grand Entertainment.
Eth of .JulY Celebration.

,siLeosh THE splendid steamer AUGUSTA will leave
W ashngton al and Alexandria at 81 a. on
Monday next the 9th instant, grand pleasure
SION She will arrive at Aqua Creek at IL M where the
superior steamer Powhatan will be in readiness to convey
the whole company to Pney Point, arriving there about
p. The passengers will remain at the Point until We'd
nesay morning, after breakast during which time they
will have the opportunity of attending the brilliant ball
the evening of Monday, Witnessing the fireworks and other
amusements, and on Tuesday engage in fishing shoot
ing sailing, &c. &c. All the delicaces of the SEASON.
such drum fish, shecphead, clam soup, hard and
crabs &c.-wil be served up in the very best style A
splendid band of music is engaged especially for
SION; and the propreors oil the Point, together with the
gentlemany captains of the steamers, pledge themselves
render the trip one of comfort and pleasure.
Passage and fare for the round trip, including the ball
and fare rhe Point all the time, and meals board
boat, only S5 GEO. MATTlNGLY Agent.
June 30-dif
n B.The Pavilion at the Point has been refiited with
new furniture, BEDS mattresses &c, and entire and
comfortable lighthouses have been erected The steamers
will touch at all the usual landings the river G.. M
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I'm R. II. DYER, .gmczfOnecr

INTENSIVE SALE OF HoUSEHoLp FURNITURE,
r. PLATE. WINES, &c., ut Browns Hotel Washing
Ion-On Monday the 25th June instant at 10 O'clock "a
will be sold by order OF the orphans court at Browns
Hotel on Pennsylvania all the household furniture,
Mate wines auors &c. of that large and well known es
adjustment, embracing a.,
gant manner with rosewood and mahogany furniture
Vsrv large and handsome French plate pier glasses
Sa xopy i'm peral, and Brussels carpets, &c. all nearly
The rnitre of 100 chambers the feather beds and hair
mattresses of superior quality ,
iare quantity of table and bed linen, blankets and bed
ding . -, $3.50. o,,,or,
China glass; and crockery ware
Aso the wines and liquors. OF which there is large
quantity of most superior quality
With great variety of articles necessary Tor so large an
establishment ,,,t., A., g.;
ture, &C., will be sold. , :,
Catalogues will be made of the wines and liquors, and
,n he had at INV auction and the hotel previous to
the sale. go n.o
cash over $50 exceeding 500, credit OF sixty
DAYS over 800 credit of three, six and nine months
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
lime ~ X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
ms The above sale s further postponed TIL Wed
nesday next the 7th ins hour and place, when 1t
viii positively take place. - ,,n .,
July H. w. Dfbh, Auouo'ei'
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NEW AND MOST ExpEDrrIoUs LINE

To Piney Point and The other landings the Potomac,
and to persons wsttng an agreeable excursion by the
Chesapeake bay to Baltimore.
asE-srs THE public is hereby advised, that and
sEa-fxz< after Monday the 9th instant, the quick and
beautiful steamer POWHATAN will semi-weekly in
connexion with the steamer AUGUSTA, between the
mouth OF Aqua creek, Pney Point and Baltimore.
Passengers by the Augusta leaving Washington or
Alexandria at 81 Mondays and Thursdays,
rive Aqua creek about IL where they take the
rlor seaer Powhatan, arriving at Pney Point between
D and b. p. The Powhaan thence proceeds Balti-
more, Where she arrives by 4, the next morning.
returning, the Powhatan will leave Baltimore D. m.
on tuesdays and Fridays Passengers by her breakfast
piney font, and arrive Aqua creek by H. m, where
uey take the maui steamer Augusta and arrive at Aexan-
dra "a, by ~ and at Washington by p
lhe fowhaan Will take put passengers all
the landings on the Potomac
Passage and fare between Washington Alexandria and
Plney Point, including dinner on the Powhatan or
Augusta 90 O0
Passage to any other landings the Potomac be-
low Aqua creek 5O
Passage between Washington Alexandria and
Baltimore, Qncuding meals,) with the privilege of
returning the next day at charge OF 81 only 3 90
fof iurther particulars apply TO Capt j. w Rodgers, on
board the Augusta, or to
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
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= F,,t,voI. bv tho Ladies' OF the st. Pauls Luz

Dr5- A Festival by tho Ladies' OF the St. Pauls Luz
thean Church. will be given at the Odd Fellows Hail. in
Washington city, the evening Of Monday next, July 9TH
half past O'Clock which occasion refreshments of all
kinds will be served othoA additional charge, to persons
holding tickets The price oil tickets is fifty cents and they
to be had Dr. Schwazes drug and at the UNI
States Hotel Penn The proceeds TO be APP
piled the completion of the church edice. The public
respectfully invited to attend. June 80
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Pleasure Excursion to Piney Point Old Point,
folk.

sre~~r THE steamer OSCEOLA viii leave Wash
Mr. ington for the above places on Saturday even
~1H-ssa-ing, July 3, at o O'Clock, and Alexandria at
hapast g. touching Pney Point land passengers and
arrive Old Point and Norfolk next morning. She will
make trips Sunday evening and Monday morning to Old
Point afford passengers opportunity OF viewing the
extensive Qualifications that place. and Tor bathing
Returning, will leave Norfolk Monday evening at
o'clock touching Old Point and Piney Point receive
pa ssenaers and arrive Washington early morning
Passage and fare Pney Point and RETURN 3d. Gentle
man and lady. So 49,
To Old Point Norfolk, and return, So. Gentleman and
lady, $40.
The Marine Band will be in attendance.
lime Odd JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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r ,rNeA THE steamer AUGUSTA will leave Wash
hs=haassal ngton at g., and Alexandria at 81, m,
Sunday the 4t, and Monday the 9th instant, and will
each day proceed down the river far Aqua creek
returning the day at 5, p thus allowing all who
wish pleasant ride and fine view of the along
banks OF the Potomac opportunity do the low,
price Of 81 for the round trip.
: For tickets apply to Captain W Rodgers, on board
GEO. MATTINCiLY, Agent.
July l-3tif
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BOSTON Acsdemy's Collection of Church Music.-
ID Just received lot of the Boston Academy's collection
OF church music, consisting of the popular psalm
hymn tunes, anthems, sentences chants, &c &c, ogeth
or with many beautiful pieces, tunes, Nc selected from
the compositions of Hayden Mozart, Beethoven, &c. &c
Also the Carmna Sacra Boston collection OF church
sic, compiled by Lowell Mason for sale at Sationers Hail.
Pennsylvania avenue.
June 30 VIM FISCHER.
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NTOTICE.-The unde,s signed having sold his interest in
In the business of Walter Harper Co.. has retired from
that firm
July Pit FRANKLIN GARDNER.
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, July l, ISi7
A the 18th of July falls this year Sunday, this
n bank will not according usage, be open Monday,
9th instant for any other business than receive pay
ment for the notes due that day.
July I-3tif RID SMITH, Cashier
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BOSTON Academy. Collection of Church Mu.,c.-

June 30-3taw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-10

" The Express publishes a daily list of arri
walls in the City at the principal hotels by perusa
OF which persons at distance can learn sometimes
e. sne movements Of their friends aud crafty their
minds with the conviction of their well being. But
the Courier & Enquirer has started an improve.
ment upon the Express custom it publishes tccca
sionslly at least not only the arrival bat the sup
posed business. Of persons Vide Courier q En-
quirer possiw, but particularly the paper of the
9Th ins, where the arrival of , gentleman from AL
bany is noted with the CoUcers statement of the
business that brought hi,o here The statement is
er's,neous; bit then 'tis the Coures and resembles
other novelties OF that paper.
1t isa bad role that won't work both ways and
we are very much afraid that if the editor Of the
Courier & Enquirer should go to Albany, neither
the fact Of his presence the motive that took him
there, the house at which he stopped-nor in fact,
any notice of his exstence-would appear in the
Albany Evening Journal He would pass through
Albany without notice from that paper I'VE fear as
he would through life, were 1t not for his cslumni.
Gus attacks upon its editor
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From the Ell River Monitor. April. 1876.

WisTAss BALsAa OF WILD CHeRRy.-Tbi. nsdiei's
prepared by long experienced and sslfal physician
tested and approved by great number Of intelligent dh
crimEailng and respectable persons In various psrs
the country !. now received and Gsed with entire e0ra'
dence and with great by those 'fctsd with pss
nonary complaints Ills also recommended a. yslgses
medicine for other diseases such as colds coughs od
particularly diseases whoBe tendency s 10 consumpuor
should efficacy continue as has hus far been proved
in various obstinate cases IT will indeed be most
ab- medieins.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS 90 the wrsgpsr
FOR sale BY A. B. 3. SANDS, Duggist., 100 Futood
corner OF William agents OF This city sso, al rs Brood
way, and II Ess, Broadway. and by Druggists generally
N ron ghoui tho Irned Siafss Rexara Of cnnninrfrin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-10

A DAY IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL
Arrival of Col. Doniphan at Parras'
HIS MARCH OF 1900 MILES.
MORE VICTORIES!
EVACUATION OF SAN LOUIS PoTosI.

By our Extraordinary Express and the Magnet
ic Telegraph We have later sdvices from the seat
Of war. bat nothing later from Vera Cruz
An arrival at New-Orleans on the I'd inst from
the Brszos. confirms the news of DoniPhAns attn
va at Paru after march OF 1900 miles with
about 1000 men and Is pieces Of artillery. Col
Mitchell. with the advance Of Doniphsn's com
mand including picked party was expected al
Buens Vista on the 18th. Passing through Duran
60 they took possession OF small tort, one Cap
tain, p privstes and 80 stands of arms.
The captain and bis men were released on pa
role and Col. D0niphsn was to furnish them with
arms TO defend themselves against the Camanches.
At Massey he found l25 muskets and 5 lances.
The troops fed on his approach.
Gen Cushing has received orders to join Gen.
Taylor Immediately at Monterey, with the Massa-
ch1setts regiment. Capt Edward Webster has
been appointed bis aid.
Gen Cadrallader has ordered an election to al
the vacant Colonelcy occasioned by Gen. Cushing's
promotion.
Three men Of the Massachusetts Regiment re-
Gently deserted and were all murdered by the Ca
msnches.
Gen. Taylor has determined to employ the new
Texan Battalion.
a letter from San Luis PotOsi Rays the hospital
there is crowded with Mexican soldiers, who are
dying by scores, Of starvation and neglect Even
the citizens are suffering Tor want Of the common
necessaries Of life. The enemy has evacuated San
Luis The troops have all left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-10

sispss sARsaPARILLA-rb medicine 10 constantly
performing almost Incredible Of diseases arising
from impurities Of the blood The unfortunate victim OF
hereditary disease with swollen glands contracted sinsws
and bones half csYous has been restored to health Asd
ylgor. The scrofaous patient, covered with ulcers,
losthsome TO himself and TO his attendants has been made
whsle. Hundreds OF persons who have grosnsd hope
lsssy for years under and gsndular disorders
chroAc rheumatism, and many other complaints sphnsrg
from arrangement Of the secreye organs and the cfcu
laion have been rnsed as were from the rack Of do
and now with regenersied constitutions gladly te
ify the efficacy Of this inestimsbed preparation. Tho
testimony Of those who have been cured by he use with
their residences has been published from time Tine and
IT desirable of the moot ~helnng tssd
mony could be forward proving most concusve
its inestimable value.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, Toe Fulton, corner Of WIZ
nsn-sL Z7s Broadway, aud II East Broadway, N forr
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout ne Unsa
stslos Price ~ per bonie or sls bottles for -