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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

~ W. PINE, AUCTIONEER.-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
O.-Vsn Antwerp Pine will sell tomorrow at 10 O'clock
No "a Front street BROOKLYN assortment Of furniture the
property Of family going West stng Of mahogany chairs
Tables Bureaus Bedstead feather Beds Carpets Rugs china
and glass flower Vases Also kitchen furniture paror stoves
&C. &c, Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03
DARK TugAraf-wIlL OPEN FOX THE SEASON NOV.

DARK TuEATal-wILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON mon
,,e Vii ssH s srssy o. Mr. uam sSn
casio Mr. Iton; Pclarius Bel any Issr'e r.''t Gho
To which vii DC added the pppu lar coaedstta Bs
sTC savasoar Mr. O. T. arrs,, Sir e vaga,ogr his
Mrs Wins sniey Grlee Peabody Miss Mary Taylor Boxes ST.
at7S csi"h - '"'' '''' ''S" A' q cut ALI II
RoWEhY TBEA1RE-MONDAv EVENING. SEPTEMBER
is, vii BE performed t.e BonEaANs OF PAks-Charss
p,o.,r Mr. smith PAU Iidier Mr T. G. smith: Mons Fran
s aiEesas n S iSsstS To the eGa sst
pss Mr wnaps hevar ne suy
sITsnes to commence At TX O'clock Boxes cents Pit isH
RSoADwAY TnEATRE.-MoNDAYE EVENING, snpr. 4
Gus Gr For est Marcus Lueiuus Mr. dsrck Lu,
WITH the farce Of ny aunt s
Dick Dash. Mr. Lester Fr,oerica Baker Rs,te G.away
Abbott and PsrSete IS cents F.%iy MIs
% ssn's Ssls 'i cents Doors open at
NIBLo's, AsToR PLACE, BRoADwAY-coMI ITALIAN
H.. Opera public are rsseefay inform ed that
departure America and that snor 3 nal,
his first in this establishment this
Lasorts Mons Laoclde and soora Nora. The celebrated
Aa5ss
s s. 3 before
4 NHAkFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
~ Chatham evening September will DO acted
farce Of the DOMS vIClIMJsemiah Clpp Mr. Chantrau
Byron Tremaine Pelham Podse Mr. Herbert Mrs Mr
produced e popular rama entitled The MYSTERIES ANDMI
EhlES OF NEW lOkK-Mose Mr.. +. s. Chanfrau; Captain
Iobn MI g. Burke; Mr. Precise. Mr. Parjey Big Lze Mira
Nc ean Little Lze Mics Mesayer To conclude with the
farce Of THE WOOL DEsLER-Deuteronomy Dutfdi Mr. q
Burke; Amanda Mise Hdreth Doors T. performance
tocommence at 71s o'clock Boxes % cents; Pit, l2.
BUTTONS THEATRE CHAMBERS STREET-MONDAY
Evenins September 4th viii be played last time of tho
hey Mr. Ncknson Capt Cuttle Mr. Burton agstock
Mr. Brougham Edith Mrs A. Knight Florence Dombey Miss
Nckinson Mrs. Skewton, Mrs Vernon Nippcr Mrs
Brougam After which, the fairy extravaganza called the
PALACE OF PLEASUkE the Invisible Prnce-Tlie Infan
tine FuriboSd Mr.. Burton; Don Leander Mr. r. Johnston
Bousabea Mrs. O. Loaier Abricona, Miss Chapman Dress
Circle and Parquette b0 cents Family Circle tier
70 cents Doors open At oolonfnrtain rises ut past T.
Dam Uh'S AMERICAN AUsEUA-P. T. BARNUN,
Proprctor-F Hitchcock, Manase-spendd Perormanooc
every afternoon hall O'clock every evening quar-
ter before The Manager has the pleasure thu
most extraordinary wonder in creation Major enger hold
ing Il relation the famous Iputan that the little
hpger does to the thumb He old
inches high aud weighs only Is lbs He may 70 soen every
morning from III TO- II o'clock; in from
till halfpast o. and in the evening from till TO- In addition
the manager has also engaged the celebrated Sable Brothers
Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor Madam Rockwell
the famous Fortune Teller privately consulted nt an
extra charge OF % cens Admission t. whole Including Mu
scum Performance, Little Finger &c. 20 cents; Children
underte yearsof and old enough walk Alone oents
Reserved front seats, one shilling each extra.
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ssTNaE cA mp ARE C01ING.~-INNENsE sue
way of Leonard street under the direction Of o.
Kimberly -Campbes Minsels have honor TO announce
have beer received during die last four
houses they will have the pleasure continuing their mimi.
table and highly popular musical ever evening
this week, introducing at each concert u! and varied
programmes including reyeral and original songs with
variety Of chaste dancing including the celebrated Staue
Dance and Highland Fling BY Mr. Luke West Doors open
at commence At precisely Admission % oents. Nh
On Saturday afternoon tho ames there
will be performance commencing o'clock Admission Is
cents children, half-price
TTNHE VOCAL CLASSES OF THE AMERICAN MUSICAL
Institute under the direction of Mr. w. d. CoMrs com.
mencing Monday Sept 4h will meet follows Mon
and Friday evening will be united meet every
Monday evening o'clock the class which has here
to;ore met on Tuesday evening
o'clock the afternoon classes for ladies' only will all be united
beginners under the direction Of the Principal every Tuesday
ing at o'clock at the Lyceum Building 663 Broadway
Terms Tor either CassGenteme ladies dollar Der
quarter in advanee-N B.THE prsgnr will he performed
Tuesday evening" September L. The ladies gentlemen OF
the choral department will please be in attendance rehearsal
this evening II. MEIGGS Principal, 563 Broadway
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Iowa, July 3, 1913.

INTELLIGENCE FROM NEwFoUNpLAND.- Latterly
the accounts from Newfoundland have represented
the inhabitants of that island in state OF SEMI
starvation, from the failure of the crop for year
or two past. We are glad to perceive by New
foundland papers, just received, that the coming
crop has promising appearance, and bids fair to
Weld an abundant return. Hay yields heavy
crop. Grain is looking well, and from the greater
quantity of seed sown this year. a much larger
harvest NAV be expected. The fisheries Of Lab
rador are stated to have been very successful
Bradshaw and Kelly, who had been taken up. for
committing an extensive robbery IN England, had
made their escape from the st. John, N. +. JAIL
Boston 7}areIer, August 81.
SISouLAR CAsE.-QuAnrER SrssioNs-Judge kelly
Habea Corpus.-The Court met this morning at half
corpus Of a singular and somewhat complicated ma
ture. involving the legitimacy of child born In law
full wedlock The facts Of the appeared to be as
follows:-A returned volunteer married woman far
advanced in pregnancy. After the birth Of the child
the mother for the purpose Of obtaining support for
the child that the defendant was Its putative
father. Ii was admitted that the complainant was a
married woman IL was also admitted that the hus-
band Of the woman had been absent In Mexico for .
TO the ordinary Of nature have been the father
Of tho child There appeared to be no doubt In the
mind Of his honor, but that In ordinary cases. the
being proved by other Witnesses the mother
competent 70 prove the criminal intercourse but
the doubt seemed to be- whether the husband having
married the woman with full knowledge Of the cir
eumstances, he did not assume the liability for the
support Of the child and thus relieve the defendant
Held under sdvisewsnt-Phile. Bwi'ss'n, sePt1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

DANvARDS NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA
ID Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing country
twenytee hundred miles being by far largest painting
the world and Of the largest rivers the globe extending
than twenty de1ees Oh aunae Vpn every evening at fano-
children half Panorama will moving
dav at z o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

The Special Committee of the Board Of Health re-
nds the following to the particular notice OF
physicians
health-Reyised Statutes, Vel. j, p. AL.
1t shall be the duty Of each practising physician in
the city Of New York,
lst TO make a report in writing to the Mayor, the
Beard of Health, or either Of the Commissioners Of
Health of every patient he shall have nboring under
yellow bilious malignant, other pestilential in
fictitious fevers between the LIST day of May and the
LIST day Of November in any year, SC Vide the law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

vDACTEr yOR HAyRE-sKCOND IINR-THs SHIP 81.
Dens o. W. Hone, Master WIZ all On The II ssptsmbse
Fortnight q s8yp Assns No 50 wan strssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

ENoR MARsEILLks : THE WELL KNOWN SNIP MI.
ncrva Brow will With dispatch Tor freight
or passaec. apply 70 CHAMBERL<IN& PHEPS,
or 10 BOYD y HINCkEN, IS Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

TNOR sALR-THK sUBSCRIBHR 0rrnRS TOR BALE HE
ntsrsss h tbs Liverpool 1ns q PaekstA eonastgo ~
kssSi1sk - wv issm v - Stscs:5Et!6ss AHPSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

uNop RsxiILEs-THE wELI~KNOWN BARK MAR,
CELIA Capt Ingha. 10 now loading and viii meet ~
prompt dsspstsA For freight o. BssgsS& purru,
or 10 BOYD HINCKEN. BxokerG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

IUST PUBLfSHED-DK. BO6TW1CKB GREAT WORK
and Lectures on vense and other Affections Of tho Ur
nary Organs $50 pages quartc Ts the most complete
teal wofk ksd ever issusd from The pres II eonsins
thiyeyen cclc!cd engrvinss which deineass s cla Of
diseases nimiAby II also contains forty wood ennEinG
equally we'll yecute4 and svshins known about Tie modern
treatment sse dsass has bean cszsy reoordsA ed ~
For sale I. i6e oss pslusas. re Dsss1vy "a . 0s
sSsss Isl pssss II Sg.yiaR M na6 = ySu6s1A .Rlss
81 ssr .ls 81 bsyN ~ NJ h htotsS pyQu5 ~ -
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16
The Great Tunnel Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal.
CuMnERLANp. aug. 20, ISIS.

CUMBERLAND, aug. ~, 1880
will attempt brief description Of my
visit to the Tunnel of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. Favored by an invitation from
one Of the contractors To accompany HIM
and several other gentlemen, which was
gladly accepted, we set out in the early
train, the distance from this being twenty
five miles, then walk of one mile brought
us 70 the river, which was crossed. The
first thing in order was 10 view the ,oork GO
ing on. the most novel part Of which wns
the process Of making brick, minute dcs-
cription of which would lcngthen this be-
yond my present leisure. Suffice it to say,
that they have one-and-a-half millions burnt
and ready to lay, one-and-a-half millions
ready to burn, and the process Of making
going on at the rate Of forfy-four thousand
per day. Other materials preparatory to
the process of laying brick are in forward
state--in short, all is ready for that process
as soon rs the Engineer shall give the work
men the orders. The view of the works of
art and nature being over, being guided by
polite friend, with n small lamp IN hand,
four Of the party mounted the tow-palh aud
entered the tunnel nj the west end. Here
the eye is fnrcibly struck with the magnitude
of the work. Advancing by narrow aud
NJ present n rugged pathway, guided as
aforesaid with dim light, We proceeded
two thousand feet, when we arrived NJ the
opening of two shafts rnnn'ng up 10 the top
OF the mountain, each eight hundred feet.
Whilst AT the point two blasts were let of
near the cast end Of the tuDnel--the rever-
beration was tremendous. From thence
we proceeded 10 point near the east end,
where fifty men were at work, each with
his little lamp, (reminding one Of the story
Of the lower regiOns,) removing what -
called the heading, about thirty yards OF
which vet remains. Returning, eight other
blasts were let of, which, no doubt, If Gen.
Taylor had been present, would have re-
minded him Of the battle field Of Buena Wis
IA. On entering the tunnel, the opposite
end presents light about the size Of
slreet-lamp, increasing IN size rs you APP
proach it. This work is being prosecuted
with vigor-as, indeed, ] have reason 10 be-
Iieve the whole line of work is-tbere be-
ing IN al two hundred and fifty men on this
section: the work ~ the tunnel being prose-
cuted by day aud by night, there being a
double set Of hands. The tunnel proper il
s, 232 feet long.
4 be formation is one continuous slate rock, I
v Inch is apparently very hard, but on being 4
exposed readily yields 20 the action Of The I
ard becomes disintegratcd.
There appears 10 be but one opinion
prevalent IN this place, (apart from the con
rnciors. aud that i, the work VIII he com
Dieied By the time contemplated 20 the con.
.ract-tha, Is my opinion. Crest ofdef ana
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

ACCIDENTAL Discovery or AN UEpra
GROuEp CoUETERFEfTER's DER.--A sin.
gular discovery was accidentally made on
w Wednesday last, at an ancient house in the
town of Brighton, in the vicinity of Wor-
ccster railroad, nj The Cambridge Cross
Ii ing" so called As n MIR. Howard, the
present occupant Of the house, was at work
in his cellar, the earth partially gave way,
and brought To light n room Of some twelve
feet ia depth, with plank sides and top
The roof of this underground den was a.
bout four feet below the surface, and was
entered by trap-door and pair of steps.
7 his much Of the general appearances OF
things was ascertained, and removal of the
earth, which has cnved in, will, without
doubt, bring 10 light more particulars of this
curious affair. Mr.. Howard was enabled,
by partial breaking way of the planking,
TO hook out several kegs from the room, one
of which was about half full of counterfeit
American half dollars, all of the date OF
1883. Attached to the keg was what is sup
posed to have been a machine for polishing
the coin sack, IN which to deposit tools
was also got out. The house has been WIS.,
tied by hundreds, since the accidental de-
velopments. The room Is, we learn, 10 be
examined. OF course, there
are a thousand rumors rife IN the neighbor-
hood, rs to this wonderful discovery. The
house, nearly century old, has long had
the reputation (bo doubt purposely pro-
duced by the countcrfeiters) Of being haunt
ed. twas formerly inhabited by a marine
named Brown, whose ship founded at sea,
and all on board persisted. 1t is also stated
that black man, a servant in the house,
disappeared many years ago, and IL suppos-
ed To have been murdered. -BOsiOn Irar-
ellen, .qug. ~.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

New YoLcASo.-A volcano Is stated to
have broken out at Awargura, an Island ~
the Pacific, in the Friendly Group, and
about twenty miles east Of Navau. Violent
shocks of an earthquake have been felt at
Yavau, al intervals Of fifteen or twenty min
ute, aud other phenomena Of a volcanic
eruption have been observed. A gentleman
named Williams, visiting the spot a few
months since, observed little above the
sea-level, a vast crater from which boiling
lava issued 10 torrents aud spread over the
aci.hborng plains, bot such was the vio-
fence Of the action that be was obliged 10 re-
turn withonf having aScertnned the fate Of
tie unfortunate inhabitants.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

How TO MAKE GINGER BEER.-Take Of
Inup SUGAR (moist brown sugar will dol |
10: bruised ginger, from which the dust has
been sified, Sd or; cream of tartar Id or.
and one lemon sliced Pour on them one
gallon Of boiling water; cover up and mac
crate, until barely lukewarm; then strain il
and add ? oz. yeast. Let the whole work
from two 10 four days, according TO the
state Of the weather; skim the liquid, strain
Il through clean flannel, bottle of, and
wire down the cotks.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

DEATH OF Cart. MARRYAT.-Captain
Marryat, c. B. the celebrated nautical nov
elist. died on Wednesday, at his seat, Lang
ham, Norfolk, age So. His services in the
Navy are thus recorded by Allen, in the
Ne,c Nary list: " MidshiPman of the I'M
periescue, in corporation with Patriots, on
the coast Of Catalonia, under Lord Cocb-
rane: served IN the attack on the French
feet in AK Roads, aud in the Walcherer
expedition IN 1909; Lieutenant Of The New
castle, aud in her barge cut out four vessels
from Boston Bay. 1914; commanded the
Lame in the Burmese war, being part Of
the tire senior officer, Gazetted l5OS. -
By bis death a good service pension falls
into the gift Of the Admiralty.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

APFRAY.-The National Intelligencer Of
Yesterday morning, learns, that rencontre
took plare a. Adalank, Georgia, between
Alexander H. Stephens, member Of Con-
gress. and Judge Kane. The latter stabbed
the former IN FIVE different places with "a
dirk knife, two Of which wounds were sup
posed 10 be mortal The immediate cause
Of the difficulty was, Stephens attempted to
slap kaneis face.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16
The REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS

NJ Lancaster Lodge L. d., No. IS Of Free
~ and accepted Masons, are held on the Mon
oys on or before the full Of the moon IN each
Honih. Members viii TAKE Due HcTIcE
IsEREoF, and Brethrsn from distance IN reg
s@f sanding are inxifsd 10 attend. 10-ly
JOHN s. FLETCHER, Sec'Ty.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

70 Eleven hundred white perch were
caught in a seine at one haul IN the Wa
bash, Indiana.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

With this remark, Mrs. Scruggins lean
ed back in her rocking chair, aud glanced
complacently at the mirror.-St. Louis Reu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
E!lIII 3 e.!

YsiitDADELfuiA MEDICAL. HOUSE- Established
= Is years ago, by DR.. KINkELlN. The Oldest
and best hand To all forms Of diseases
diseases OF the skin and solitary habits Of YOUTH DR.
klNkELiN, N. w. corner Of Third and Union sts
between Spruce and Pine, u squares from the EN
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth VINO nave injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
evil companions at schoo-tle effects OF which
nightly felt. when asleep. aud destroy both mind
constitutional debility Immediately cured, and full visor
restored An letters pest paid.
SOUNn MEN
It YOU value your life your health, remember, the
delay OF a month, nay, even week, may prove your
ruin both of body and mind. Hence let false mod
deter from making your known 10 who
from education and respeotahty atone befriend
YOU lie who places himself under Dr. kiukelin's
meut may regiousiy eonde IN his honor genie
man. and in whose bosom viii be forever locked the
eret OF the patient
Too many think they will hug the their
heats. amt cure themselves. Alas how OMEN in this
fatal deuson, and how many promising young man,
who might have been ornament 10 society," has faded
from the earth.
COUNTRY INVAIIDS,
finding il announcement 10 make personal applications
can b. stating their explicitly, together with all
their symptoms (per letter post PAID have forwarded
Them ches, containing DIR. Ks medicines appTopr-
aled accordingly.
Packages of Medicines forwarded 10 any part OF the
United States at momrHIs notice.
" - Pest paid letters, address 10 DR., kINkLLIN
Philadelphia will be promtiy aitendedlo
See advertisement IN the spirit of the Times, Phila
dephia Nov 26.-ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
MOTHERSl MOTHERS :

~ GUILD you havr1 viii you possess an efieeiua
medy against the awful ravages, that is constantly
made By fell destroyer of the Infant race MoRNs.
II say you e0nhdent.siy ith the Blessing OF
Lord attending the application, thai II VIII IN Ru
taken according 10 the directions fail to
W. from the stomach of the lille sufferer and restore
ia to lh. Our worm syrup Is made entirely otvegeta
tIes Il efore harmless Fathers Mothers. Guard ans
he Parcniles and all who have the care OF children
de az not hut hasten and get bottle OF hohensaek ;
worm syrup al the of Pad and coates sts Pha,
or any Of ther agents throughout the United
states.
Come prove The truth Of what we say,
To Coates aud Second haste away
There's a syrup that dos seNpeil
WORMS, An who can It's virtues tell.
Its mild and Gentle, vel It's sure,
Mothers Il an your children cure,
Then can you, Will you, yei refuse,
Tai. hest OF medicines 10 use
Prepared only hy y 4 e ; liohensaek, second and
roats sts Pha aud for sac by most of the respects
e Druggists and store keepers over lie United States
Frce 20 cts per bottle. sap 10
e., James baker. Jep-nn and l. \ Wait. agents.
lVfcciug Va. David Pa-ks a Go. agents Nafeusville
Ono James A. Gray q Go. ascHts Bridgeport, Ono
JokL HoBk~sACK, whoiesee a.cnt, Maftusv ae, OHIO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
TO HALF A MILLION OF THE TOR
TURED!
WE MEAN SUCH ASHAVE
fE'EEE 1BEE,EE&f

"a SPECIES OF COMPLAINT FOR WHICH THE
s'zs facuy III TINS or the Old country tnd
uIhe remedy aud which cannot always he eXlerminaed
even by painful and disgusting application of the sur
eeons khfei we know that Ia this disease dozens of
useless remedies having hesn pufed into noorety and
sUielo ieGohs oideceived individuals and that any ad
Nefsed fee' fo mat reason, - Liable to I've dsreearded
ui we w,i irsl to the good sense of the sufferers
III any intention 10 deceive, and credit unQua
ned assertionstha Dr. Upham's PILE ELECTUARY
Is sure and safe cure for life of the PGEs, he they
'etna or external, bleedn- or blind The Electuary
VIII cause Dnl lutte tronme or inconvenience when TAX
en- ana IN amy case no matter how bad viii perfect
am ailments In Boston, in the short space OF two
years, . - -
NEARLY lHkEE THOUSAND 81 REQUIRES
were eHec'ea ahd IN New ORR there have been do
uo hesitate I" say i've times that number achieved in
lhesahe space Of tlme. Ihe inventor of the Eloctuary
"lc so the foughy couquers what has land does
now panied t' skii ana experience Of the medical fac
., Is ptac'isHs physician ms studous habits at
toege hdnoed me terrlie complaint and il was to re-
HeVe his"Wh soterliss Hal ne expended the time and
study "Hch pF"duceI messing 10 the community at
idi.e III 'he shape oithe Lfctuary,
there are many causes OF pres IN some personsthe
complaint Is heiuesl rom helr worcestershire greatest
cause Oh PieS II we use @t Voeh' putSaiNcs IN The
shape on fl"s! Noes iofhisa principal Ingredient OF
se pnttins pclelS ana aioes 'VafIahiy inhane and
rrHs!e'He a'lMeHlary canal weaken the stomach and
novels aud SNAKE ihe whole constitution Strong drinks
az" pruuuee Pues. ihactNi.y ana lon- sitings have
e same teienoy' n" kaiter Wha the cause The pro:
" IN l'l'''"a'N ""' 'dh' DMIl4El Il kf.S-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-08
REMARKABLE CURE or FILES THIRTY
WARS STANnING!i

Nov 20 le41.
Nessrs. w att & ketchan--Gcns: For lhirty years
have been afflicted with pies general debility, and in
hdHnatou. causing tumours and iro'apsus Of the bow
els and which had resisted all The medical treatment
Or Chapman and Others could give. The last three
of that time my suflerings defy description was
HHed to he'd unable to help myself and al last given up
10y nay pi sleans and frend ia despair of ever gaining
my hcan IN fact for three days before | commenced
using DIR tpham's Eectuary, was entirely specifies
and my burial clothes were made Hut under Provi.
dence, and the of DIR Upham's Electuary though
OLD MAN have the pleasure of stating tire to the
public that nay health is now good. aud hope 10 i've
many years, il it is Gods will to make known the viz
tues of Doctor Upham's Electuary and to recommend
10 my afflicted fellow creatures. II helped beyond
the expectations of all that knew my case. and
only 10 Others that il is in my opinion the hest
dcine III the world for Piles any other disease of the
bowels and If they will il according TO the drec
tons, viii myself warrant a cure in every case,
Yours, with the utmost expression of thankiuness.
CORNELIUS SPUR.