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AIR. r. 4. NANT- Is requested 10 call At 65 Murray
vi and obtain Letter OF some Importance ~ 4weod'
D.NTALOON-.-F AHRENs, the vel known ant
fancy Css.meres Of which no makes Pant. to order for
only Is 90 - pair Also french and English black ,ss
snere. and Dosssos, from - 10 - per pair warranted
good sale Gents who are IN want OF Pants VIII DO
go Al-s- larsa lot of Pants Vests
EtS. TAYLOR Al IAST.-hR ANTHONY
VI has r-ceiyeda me Dagu.neotype o. Oid housh ana
well call Al ~ Anu-sI H-rt-- 'sl hon d-lag
ami Goats made order aud no! called for will he 'od At
LeluU
Ready. which viii D. TrDfOduCE1
Daeusrrsoype copy the gua may be seen al hf As
nom ~ Brcad ~ay, where bis admirers may besp-ns
early Impressions Of the engraving JN -"is
NOTI,E.-The subscriber has this day admitted SIR
ltJOHs C. MOTLEY partner. and the business
vii hereafter be Conducted under the name OF J
HERRlCK j. co 1t the new store, Is Jobn..t 70 which
they uOs removing j. n bfhhiNh.
II imMrWsSrhfSos
WET rLOTu-.-Wi be offered tor sale this morn.
w inF A new Iof of French ara German bfoadcoihs,
DAMAGED on board the Louis Philippe black sad other col
ors aad Of very foe quality Also black six beau
ufa lasrs Alec the bi Of previous purchtscs To-
.fher Nth Al assorted stock II sound x0yds All 10 De
.old chsop 70 prepare lor sgakk goods.
IA4lsf WILLIAM MATTHEWS, Oh Catherine It.
EITTA PERCHA -OLE-.-rhe subscriber 10
VI nov prepared % attach sutA pcfcha s0es " svne
us ladies' and ctll1rens galters shippers, &c
naog them perfectly water ght, preventing dampne's
from penetrating These sOies four times a. long 40
,fhfr hus doing away for Tho ladies tho Inconvenience
Of wearing heavy cork soled CATERS and for 5entemsn
the 80 &, cd water proof boot ID HODGMAN,
New York India Rubber Warehouse
u Maiden lane, cor. Nassau st.
* Specimens seen BY calling - above - Wis
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or Craud Wn.hiugfopIan RnlIy.-The

Temperance ARK OF SAieiy vii hou YUM -ios ~
"Wednesday evening, Jan %, corner " Henry Ani
Mu~x aud others % singing may be expected
" IA DsRnNgs. Sec fI2s IT. X. AUSTIN, Pres
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QUARANTINE SrArIsrIcs.-The following return
for the week ending 24h inst shows increase Of SICK

ATTXMFr TO COMMIT SuiciDt.-Jemes henne
s n, s.,ne dime attached 10 The Police Department
Monday evening attempted 10 commit suicide by hangi e
himself HIS better hall Undiscovered him in time to s'.c
bus life. Je.ousy said TO have indnced hm 70 mS"c
the attempt.
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AeRsSsAs. The late Loco Foco Convention at
Little Rock, nominated for Governor Thomas 5.
Drew. For Congress, r. W. Johnsou.
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BERFoRD & co.
No , ASroR HOUSE WILL PUBLISH
FLIRTATIONS IN AMERICA.
Or High Life N New-loss and Saratoga
Ey sE,rsffrLD,H
Author Of Life In the New World North and South.
&C No Prce p cents
THE MYSTERIES AND MIsERIEs or NETWORK.
RuNrtiNE.
Part ? illustrated. Price > cents
This "a Of the most surprising BOOKS that has 80
OF The most prom rsscs-s OF this most rsscsy city,
and illustrates them by feks sketch Of the most pro-
mnent rs,cals.' Mercury
ARRAH NEIL; OR, THE TINES OF OLD.
o.. r. a. JAMES,
Author Of The Smusger" "rhs Convict The Step
Mother" &c &c Price ~ cents
THE GRUMBLER,
A Romance
FLLE> PICKERING,
Author Of The Fright "rhe Heir-ss" Friend or Foe,
&c &c Price ~ cents
LATELY PUBLISHED.
The Irish sketch. Book, by 90 rismarsh' illustrated
The Cricketsr. Hand. Book add " Felix On tho Bat
The Conditions Of Health and Long Life.
The American Model LstterNrlter
Mrs Barseifs Infant Treatment reeommendei by Dr
Valentine Mott ~ "a
WILMOT PRovySO
TRACT JUST PuBLIsHED-Containing eight pages,
4 Is now readyst BEDFORD co >. Asior House.
ders from country NUT ba post pRid :. per 100 CO.
pies g per geo = per 100 - per 1900 single COPE.
cents. ia ieodls-
ANGLER,- ALMANAC, for 1873, " pace. Maud.
Asouiey illustrated calculated for all parts or the ned
States. Price ~ cents .
capita idea thati and margeou, that one thought
VI n before The times Of tide the condition OF streams
a. different the monthly ct different hsh
aud the of people at popular nshne places All arc
here noted Tor the disciples OF the rod whether snsns
from civ wharf cr uountsin cliff from isse-fost.d
or .sager on thu Bass Banks This pleasant and icceps
Die LITTLE pamphlet illustrated with sPnt and ts,e.
i2s JOHN Blown 90 i2S fuiton.,t
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EOR sALE-A complete file q The Ns~ iss.
Il Albiea" for lS47 vel bousd 80 conptsss. -. nes
- -. Address Albion, tah o6ss. -
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CIRCUIT Corsr-Before Judge Mofse.-DoWs 4 Carr.
VI, Gee Ney6r Son.Ac;ion ofreplevin for II cases OF
peppermint OIL valued at upward OF n, O0O receipts for
which the plaintiffs had accepted drafts drawn by the
Messfs Hoohks of Phelps, Ontario County The ques-
ton whether the plaintiffs can follow and take posses
sion Of the property their advances The case Is IN al
respects similar one tried before Judge Gray on the 1in
ana slh ef December, against G.. q. Nofewood Co. by
the same plaintiff for different parcel OF the same lot Of
oil To be continued tins f0renoOn.-fcr pisintn Messis
Van Sinvoort and Dodge defendant, Mr.. jonathan
Miller.
CoukI OF COMMON FIEAs.Ffti,. VS. osborn and Others.
This case is ain on IL has occupied hye days Nulpe
continued this forenoon
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PoIlCr -Elizabeth Wohering WAS brought up

POLICE Elizabeth Woherlng WAS brought up
anc detained change OF stealing snndry articles 81
svervate from Beliuda Myers Susan Evans "ss
locked Up TO answer complaint for grand larceny prefer
red against her BY Maria Arie Of 90 Duanest. +
want girl by the Of Mary FOked, taken into
custody yesterday, and committed to prison, es &c
ofs.sans sundry articles OF clothing, also number oi
silver frss spoons. &C valued al SIS, the property Of
her employer Mr. Delmonlco - Brosdway. Ohm Ssx-
ter alas Tosh, WAS last evening committed 70 prison 70
answer for an attempt at grand larceny, Ia having thrust
his hssd Into the pAntalcons pocket Of Mr. William Ha-
sar re.dng a. the Of hshte-svenue and fseny
sxth.s while he passing on the dock at the 100; OF
ye.e, A. frc the s'eantcs John Hart 20 West ~ with
he intention Of stcaur inc p,cset-book Of The latter
nhich AZ nc t,n.a o-n.ll-cA S2s ln alnk bills
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rfNo DESTl>I'..-AnyD entis. having a second hand
orerafn. char ~ dispose o. may lea. Of purchaser
if ts char sud yrT sAoud SAL - A-drssslns Derst
a lie ollce of TIA paper j. -
Any PlR-nN having superior gun or " lch - fis-
s.- N slt wirring ~ obtain hre set Of teeth 5 49,
or performance n the d-ntsl Al % eAcAants i1i r.
s,. r. - near or cls,0rsf b. addressing A Den'lst
100. lir-. TIE 81 frrissr 10 50 eHperrr--d pratt
fr .-a do. Dot 50ast bat that be satisfy say enc
the sore oi shlllty . =
Og51-r BoYis CIR ExfEEss Posr, IS William q.
rJ,vE -IH-t RIBEk vii recsfve application icr
&C.,, rarlrs = 'entires N--k Trur.iss sref
roou between a.. hcursoi aae 0e-oek Non- ne-o
.pulv So ,acb - Er1fuce ertoustie REFER
- IS SRA-' a oOi ~ 4 iSftic.D.-
DROkEN BANK BILLS, Broien BAns Bill
ID Bills the Alta James Nsrtn>fn Excnant- $40
a.. Societies ara TIE Bsns OF C-yuss Lake, tsseu IN
.xcb.1f- of shirts stocks e'it gloves hosiery seaei
,1ru.rts c.ss hiks s4speodefs sac scsIfs g. stOII
Cne.p Flfn!shiny Store, - Nassau 81 J-n u
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MECHANICS RAIL.
I'D BROADWAY, b-twcen Grand snd Brooms
4 . streets -trowc~d 20 ovsffp~iug With the
BEAUTY AND fksalo~ - NEN-loss.
opeo every nisht during the ~ees
cHRfSrY.S mINsrRELs.

The Oldest established Band IN The United states r.
Chrsty. q Chisty, y. Pierce. Rsypol, &. Abbott.
r NsHshn, whose original nimitable Concerts are
nishily honofeS With crowded snd highly respectable
audiences and universally sdstted 20 excel every smuse-
meut Of similar character offered IN .his city
Admission . eents children under 10 Year, half price
Doors open a. O'Clock Concert ~ili commence ats
Tn Sstardsy. Jan. -. an AFrsx>oo> Co>csRr poors
open at eomm-aes AZ o'eioca. IA iwiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-26

" Temperance.-A public Temperance meeiins
will be held Wednesday ening, 1th inst Al = 90
In American Hall corner Broadway and Grand u al
dresses viii be deiivet by Rev. Or. LANSING and O.he
competent speakers singing BY Mr. Blown 81 iontris
and others The public respectfully my ca - ~ s'
is .tls " Mcpts'N
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NJ A H N l. J ~ K n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.

NixIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
TRE Sun. the MOON. ftLl sts
,s7 rs Sets ...5 Rises II g Even 81
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%. SEE MARINE JoURN.4L. FOURTH PAGE. al

Cieared-Ships New-Yotk, Lines. Havre, Fox Liy-
inr.lon; Oscar Holer, Rotterdam hsboehs' sheIi-
San Cornish. veTPool, Collins
BARK Alexandra Bel.rd. Hsue, Sc gazette Go.
Bns \ 1, Jones Tyler Apalschieola ksl ph Post
Sohrs Friendship. Perry Halitvx, ;, howe. godfrey
Co. j A Simpson Thurlow. Beaufort Dresden; Law
renee Boston, &c, Il Buck Col Laor'Ale' oaiseH
Providence.
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SUPREME CoURT-The General Term will adjourn this
afternoon for weeks. after which they Will reassemhe
for The purpose OF rendering decisions.
Nothing has been done in the Special Term for the last
two days. owing 10 intisposton Of the presiding
Judre
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Arrixed-usrnburs bark Miles, Jacobson hAmoui {
trii'e" q n. 10 80. and passengers, 70 schmidt

Providence
Arrived-Ismburs bark Miles, Jacobson Hamburg
and Portsmouth Dec TO- ndse and passengers 10 >ehio
x Balehsn. ~, 80. Z,
Brig A Lancaster (of Riehmona) Loveisnd' N"I'''s
d. s762 bushels corn, " Treadweli 4 sens
Schr Pao Alio Hoibroos. Virginia as oy'iets O'1"
Boston
Sehf Boston, Tiley Fredericksburg as, aoSf and com
bound 70 Boston.
Schr VIM Bacon Snow Potomac River d'' oysters
b0und 10 Boston.
scar MMenso Freeman, Potomac River as, oysters
bound 20 Boston.
Sobr DuNbary Edrdge, Baltimore ~ ds, iEor, bcuh-
20 aroham Mass
schr BArcsona Sawyer M'ohias Ne. IS ds, lunber to
BADGER Peck.
sehr Delaware. Manson, washiastos NC, ds, nasa
sehI Mary, Robinson. Washington, NC, d., naval
stores 10 master . 49, - .
master
Below brig
saiIed-ship sutton, Charleston.
M stella Bait more. Wind 81
Memoranda Pscket.hiP Noith'mheI'snd' Tor Lon
don b. .pehofes AZ The sW spit -
NLondon for NYork
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TUE REcENT SOIcIOE--rhe suboined comnu
ncston the writer will perceive. has been greatly con-
dcuged owing 20 the crowded state Of cglumDs fl
treats Of a subject worthy u consideration
VI. Lfsoss Through y0lr pap,r OF this morning
learued the sad fate Of Horace Wells 50 - there
theresi'h purpose 10 make u the sDDlsct OF lew -
marks & the medical management o orr PTS ms MI
Wells pfesnrne everybody in ths City who h read ~
last letter fu believes. committed the act O' which -
wss under the iuf renee Of insanity How fer
the immediate Influence Of the Choroorm may have H.
cited hin know not bot there proof enoufh 70 every
thinking mind that his GsJung faculties han LETT hin
lie bad, tho Medical world We! know-Dof with
standing the futile Efforts Of her. 10 deprive him Of
Justly earned ftme-gsen 70 The world great end useful
dscoreryviz iLs Of The Inhalation u Ether for pro-
drcng tusersbity duog surgical operations or the eA
q intense pain from other causes This pOtwtn
standing the Possibility Of ~ abuse, GOO AMY c'hce'
b. the dsc0verria Ofit Is Of the most import
discoveries made In s medical st aud entities
him 10 The lasting gratitude Of ths human family
WHY hsa h. insane man thus destroy "a himself n
f-lons cell shui ont from tho eyes Of his fellows with
bs heart bursting with shame ant reDorse from a" aci
which believe he would have committed In a
moment u sanity Is Il not because We have 10 proper
medical officers connected with Police Department
lsi probable that Mr. Weswos brought before the Jus
tc~ hardy Desperate, glcryDg IN the mere act OF o.
Oyinr the Vt the unfortunate girlsfOf oo re
appear depressed and wretchea ieowcfeat1re, with
tie ght n reason put for a moment by too great de-
grss ~ zeal investigating the merits Of his great DIS
covey After he removed from the presence OF the
magistrate. did he rejoice weep when his reason re-
urrea Read his letter, and be answered, all VII doubt
his Where the hind and considerable fes'
dent phgsicantho true Christina ilanthyopstO hear
him into sDd peace, Alas h7 not there, and
mob enipded man, and who has Conferred boon OF
iussnsbe value on bis has yielded up his sPiit IN
A felous cell. What deduction should We draw nom
The Should there be eDli ghteDed physician ~
isched % our prisons-i prisons mus have one who
has tho intellect and the heart TO feel Tor bis fellow
,ectify the OF uniformed magisrate-and 70
preven- such that We now Yanly iamep
H,sr-YoTk, Jan p, 1913.
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~ Public Meeting Of the Journeymen
House Carpenters OF the city held lest night at tie
Fourteenth Ward Hotel The meeting having been called
10 order Committee Of three appointed to dra res
olutons consisting Of ID. D. Brunette Elias Lloyd and Al
bert Blum, who reported tho following Preamble and
Resolutions
Whrea The present Of rents fuel, provisions, &c
exceedingly high and the Of labor exceedingly
aud inadequate to the comfortable support and msin
enauce Of our families,
And Whereas We have no great reason to anticipate
any material reduction the prices OF rents fuel, pro'-
sous, &c. for The coming season
Therefore RCsoired. That We. the Jonrneymen House
Carpenters Of the city Of New York. will ask and demand
on the 10Th March, 1919, the sum Of 81 ~ per
day for our labor.
Rssar.d That 900 copies Of the above Preamble and
Resolution be printed and copy Of ,he same sent to each
Builder Of the City, and TO the JOurneymen OF each shop
The above Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous
" adopted and, after farther conversation tie
meeting adjourned.
~ The final concert Of the Steyermarkers last
evening was aitendodby largo an audience as we ever
saw AT the most crowded concerts Of Herr and siyor
The Tabernacle could not have held many more at a'y
compac,nc,s Of ackng Our Styrian friends were re-
ceived with the applause and PLAY As admirable as
over They leave today for Philadelphia. and will play
there this evening DE concert Of the Philharmonic So
octv We part from them unwilliney irusuog that
l.
tenton Of the public the next lecture Of the course he
,hort lult may rs1tc rnvfa Assoi9nnss at the Mcdl
f,rs he SSS- fISf 81 2n--Me invite the 1T
cal College in Crcsby-s II viii be given on Friday eycu-
ng Of this week ~ HESRY JANIS. Esq ON The Religious
Grounds OF Association We assure our readers that
they will hnd il an original and able exposition Of most
Interesting subject.
CAPITAL PuNISHMENr.-Our readers VIII not
forget the meeting TO held this evening In Friendship
Hal sixteoutb.st near Eighth-svenue Messrs. Bach
Ferris McAdam and Jas. H. Titus, will address the meet
ing seat. reserved for ladies' Let the attendance SPEAK
the public lnteIes; In the cause.
CS- Mr.. O. A. BRowNsoS OF Boston VIII ice
ture AT the Tabernacle Tuesday evening next upon 'h'
Necessity, Means aud Prospects Of the Political Regenea-
ton Of Europe No doubt the discourse viii be mMkeu
BY the rel-known talent Of the speaker.
~ Take look at the fine London Ensrsvln.s
TO be sold this morning At the rooms OF X Gufey' so
BfoAd~sy large portion Of them richly colored.
BsILEvuE Hos,IrAL.-This lustitation nov
contains persons. IN with various diseases
$50 Of whom have ~ phus During the past week
on, 10 persons this Hospital which Is under
the usual average al this season.
QUARANTINE SIAIIsTlCs.-Ihe following return
for the week ending 24,h inst shows increase Of SICK
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WANTED-ty Protestant yuuns woman ot
W certrols1, reference uefior cook. asher sod
rouer agn-re-s In respectable family. she be
with he Family Whoa she llst lived with Apply
~ al West Nnef-erih-.. between Eighth sod Ninth
avenues Tor two days, BY applying Il 10 Ccrtandt-st
RON No l. i.6lts
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" al sNu-rI 70 ifr-rr-srSfs - u's'. -sst ss
pot r-s,d sr AZ, I'll rot Be Llsln ~ IN or


IA MI EU-A siIlsfIon 81 nce YOUNG Noinsn, % %
w general lcus-~ofk In = small private family. u
good washer snd ir0ner fss the best udstO1s
frl m her place would cf baby and 20
plsln very neat sewer Please callsf u Ma
nerrsss froot uP stairs The advertiser wii wait
calls uuti' fr-fav - It.
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WaIth lthE.-Dh TRAIL, Who st-ft>1 W.
w hrst hycroDslhic institution In America recsises IN
vait, MS commodi0ss establishment IS Lsishtst "
err has been sde for the comfort snd ffeo
ofcsrsss Of the Winter which scsson re-
soyeres can alwsys b most speedily sdestsd ," imH
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-03
|DR.LE ROYS|
.ylla OMerry and sarsaparilla pllI..

wild Cherry and Sarsapartlia pills.
nR. LIE ROY, u licemtin,e OF the Royal college
IL Physicians in London, having used in his
private practice, for number of years, the WILD
CHERRY and SARSAPARILLA, at length made
nn extract ofthem. which with other vegetables,
he hns combined in one OF the best Pills ever made
known to the European community, aud which
merit the intention Of the American People
They are the most efficncious purgatve nnd tonic
yet discovered
THE WILD CHERRY is an excellent Tonic,
possessing astringent and aromatic properties.
which make it valuable in Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
weakness OF the stomach and chest.
THE ESARSAPARILLA is demulcent, diuretic
and soothing, and is given in Rheumatism, Scrofu.
Ia, diseases Of the skin, and to eradicate the bad
effects of Mercury. In the operation Of all other
purgative medicines debilinton aud purilacation
60 hand in hand; they remove the good. us well
as the bud; thus weakening the system, which
they were only required to cleanse, aud making
the cnre generally almost as bad. and frequently
much w0rse than the disease, DR.. lie Roy's Pills,
on the contrary, strengthen aud tune the system
which they purge aud purify. And this is their
peculiar attribute, aud the principal cause of their
unrivaled popularity.
Directions for using.-Asan A pertient, two or
three Pills are sufficient, as a cathnrtc in fevers
costvencss, liver complaint aud dyspepsia, three
to six pills. (accortling TO age, SEX aud state O
the bowels } and so of OF her diseases.
P. s. The virtues Of the Sarsapariila and Wild
Cherry are too well known to medical men and
the community to require further detail.
AoEsrs--Geoge kaufman, LaHeaster; Eljaf
J Kalb, RWskoiHe. $685.
November 10, l947. 6w2S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-03

Ah!heu uAAGGN9 OGNPW8NPO
TlNiiE action which this ointment has upon the
p. human cuticle, demonstrates its grand efna
cy aud healing power. IL is the first and only dis
Covery OF an external preparaior Thai has power
10 restore the "lnsensi6ie Preparation" The skin
being the medium through winch the blood drives
of IT'S nnurl,es. is of locked 10 by cold whence
occur Rheumatism, Group, Coughs, Colds, Head
.Hche, FeUerS, ana Thousand other complaints -
UHslop The pores, and permit the humors 10 pass
out, aud all these diseases vanish at OnCp. This
.Mc.4Hster'S AL Healing Ointment efecrs.-
For instance in Sick and Nervous Head ache,
this Ointment is Sovereign remedy.
lthas cured cases o; 5, 7 aud 10 years standing,
some Of Is aud 20 yeaes, aud Que ra>e of
FORTY YEARS
standing. is beyond al perAivrnture, the best
remedy for Head ache in The world.
Ear ache, Deafness and Dirsines cured with
equal success.
Take again, the QUinsy Sore Throat. One
nights application is lreQuantly sufficient TO cure
tins complaint. But in no case will il fail. We
challenge tie world on this point
Rhsuntatism-ln all cases Of sweled limbs, con-
traclrd cors pains aud viulrHl Aammailon, their
no 'cmt dy so good, we don't care what il is or
where CONES Irnm. Here N this Ointment is TO
w '""'n 'en"." r"e"y iu' hnr".n" NW' bel
!h' ,"ft'ier look ro IT, .Hstn,a, Oppression Of
oredm'ng, &C. ln no class OF difficulties Goes the
om'me" give greater satisfaction. The heavy load
upon The hedrl and dttirnt respiration II removes
almost IN day Hondepw' y nonderf'n' Is ne
v'r'ue, 'he unfold power aud goodness ol the ALI
healing ph ment'
la Hemorrho'd' or l'ite'' we have been repeat
edly told hat Is was the o"y article ever made
that Nould cure ~ cases oil pies Ana we are
ready To hr'''Ve u
Erys'petG' or SAT- Iole"n' are overcome with
out 're lrs'' d ihr"ly' -..s.
Lirer ComPia'nt"e nave cure" OF twenty years
standing and We hes"a'e not TO say mat II is one
OF 'ne best remedies known. refso"s would oe as
'onl'hed to witness ''s rhrcs