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BALTIMORE, Dec. 9, 184S.
.snothr Matrimonial Farce Separation of the Happy
Pair-Mihfd'y Pisiis 10 Washins ton-Theatrieals.
Another matrimonial farce has been enacted in our
city within the past few days, which has caused much
conversation. The groom is boy but II years of age
and does not appear to be that old the lady
ayoupg and beautiful girl about his age, both of
them children Of active and prosperous business
The affair came off, it is said, with the Knowledge.
consent and believe in the presence of the are
OF the lady, but entirely unknown to the parents of
the boy The consequence has been that soon as it
to the knowledge Of his father he sent him OF to
relatives in Illinois thus separating the loving
par They we're married by DR.. Roberts who is some
what condemned for his participation in the matter
but in the prese mt 1t often impossible to tell
man from boy, or q boy from a man. The you bh
was In receipt Of regular ana permanent salary OF 81
Per week in a brokers' office
No less than three of our finest military companies
the Independent Blues Sharp Shooters, and Junior
Artilersts-have resolved to visit Washington on the
9th Of March, to take part in the Inauguration of Pre-
sident Taylor.
Madam Bishop cleared at her concert, in this citx
on Monday night last about $40 upwards of s6ee
In Washington last night She gives her second con
cert in Carroll Hall. this evening in this city
The pavilion at the Canton Race Course was YES
terday ,et fire to by incendiary, and destroyed-
The loss falls entirely on Mr.. o. P. Hare.
kreas's burlesque opera troupe had quite fine
houfe last night, at the Museum
Barney Williams. the Irish comedian dra VS. well at
the Howsrd Athensem
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,
STOCK SALES.


BALTIMORE Dec 7-SlGC0 Maryland 6a 92l 1000 Baltimore
Us 1897 81; 1900 do, 90; 10 shares Baltimore b. S01s
DO 65 do Isl 1900 do. 75A 1000 do 6s 81; 1000 eesdipg RR
6s 90 56E Nay6s h31 20 Mech. BIZ 7 200 Read.
ing RR lss; $50 Blk ga; Com b. 50h; sechs
~; do Day Second Board7s0e Penn 6s S6% 1900
5s 400 do 75s; 1000 Kent 6s 9sA 2O Grsrd b. l0; IS
Tsi; s0C0 dc, 757s.
BOSTON, Dec IA shares Vermont Central Railroad
Boston and orcester Railroad 1895 do no. q Eastern Rail
road lo2 70 Vermont and Mass Easad So do si0 So
Boston Banh 2 Is rights Boston and Wore Railroad 3
Fitehburg Railroad 81 CO. So COO City G's, '53, S9X.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
IHi!ADFLPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Dec. AT market
1lS6 beef cattle, including $50 head driven to New
York; SEQ cows and calves, $50 hogs and 500 sheep
and lambs PricesBeeves, nearly all sold at So 90
So 60 the 100 lbs 20 head left Cows and calves
sold at SIS for dry sl4 $25 for springeIs; aud
SIS Ss3 for fresh COWS. Hogs-Ssles mostly at
s. rs S. rs the 100 lbs; rs remain unsold Sheep
and Sales ranged at 81 25 So SO for sheep and
81 20 rs for lambs as in quality. Hay-Steedy in
price; good Timothy sald at Csc 7sc the cwt Straw
brought SIS SO the leo bundles
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tier k-om Mr. Van Bnren.

n G.. -, biNDfNwALD, Oct II. lS4S
hsf sR-I have received yoE- terestnr letter IA
lbank you very kindly for IL. The accounts Won a,v
OF the state OF feeling In Iinos rpou the Question ~
ehepson, DO very great cfsd dit 60 their patrot
bm and intelligence NV friends now verv III
rave no desire TO re- entsr public NE; but am NOT
the lees anxious for the success ofa psnc'ple viii N
sincerely regard a. alike Important to every section Of
The Union You are quite right ia assu ng tina. The
movement OF the public mind at the North upon thIs
no degree fn ulatsd by feelings OF III will
ssahs' our soutnern brethren. We sincerely believe
on the contrary that the sstabshment OF the nrine
pie We contend for viii be beneficial 10 thor, ia 4,
viI 10 the rest Of the Upion ~ NO
Nub ekewtd tbanhs for your obiiging letter
an, very respectfully. truly yours
III. VAN BuREN.
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Cleared.
shipt-ta Qnetn, Manson ban Fraucifco fCaIorpi, p
Hu CLs p na'e SDvsr Leshon Ruchi New YORK.
Bsrks-Eate Ksarney Brj Hue Cork &c. Richardson Wat
Eliza Hslet gibraltar be- Stalker CO. Go SGI H Aoene
1oungN oIl.arG Trois Frercs JBrJ Aqus Bayre Aymar
Brg.Angcs Prescott Salem, Mas: saeram w,uo
valparaiso. Bsr son Co; Carver Carver saysnnsb
PHILADELPHIA Ahos WORTH Chariesion Hecea3yi n
SiS, sJJdspsT GC1pes Franklin Boston Dolphin
deson Ipnenteg Jas Hunter CO. Adeline seev bb, an
phia, Mckee l. Bros Nile Hampton Belize Alexalde
Arrived.
Dutch chip Duschlapd banker Hamburg 20 daya with md.
am " TO Beck kunhardt The boarded by
Snip osveeO Ingsreo, New Orleans Nov a. with cotton 40
wire s,rrnap from New Orleans for Liverpool be ss
P', bs.sT pem Brown. Savannah days. with cotton &c.
Bark Lon arne, tof Dsmariscotta) Hail. Newcastle NJ.
, VrF rIeson Ncviorn, Buenos Ayreu 55 days with
Big Iraecs. Beck Avery Lannrot Canary Oct
Brig ThoTss Trowbrdse of New Hsvep whittlescy Barb.
aoes msy ~ and lS days from 81 Martins with salt & to
with barb Don Thorp for Martinique and from IN co
mso with bark Adelaide, tor Philadelphia "
g !sosSn Eus De%ar.ra and St Martins Nov a. with
se PIG nlist Monroe IL days from CUBA Portland
IN 90 viii 81 and any s. chm csa,ss ssr to
British tg JgvcIna Reed st Johns NIB Is days with sh to
bn,,.h brig sdy Ct the Lahe Hill Bermuda In ballast
Gee ss wIsaT Jo'yn Be MARKS Is days. with cotton TO
hrs Wiser Fuller Crawford Savannah days with cotton
BIZ phIS. Thatcher Savannah ID inst with cotton so 10
B. Ss fPs ssf c. s" g., Gs.,rssssn SC Win cotton TO
Wss boa' ded ~ the News Boy. e "'"' u" A'easndnA
Coc, Anderson Co. - Wy" "'@ VV''h e
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PHILADELrHrA, Dec s, 1913.
The cAOera-EHthy Condition Of the Streets, &C. in
Moyamensing-The .4lmshouse. DC.
Tbe announcement OF the advent of cholera At your
quarantine station has created very little notice here
TO De sure the city and some Of the upper district.
have directed the proper measures to promote ceanI
nsss aiong .nelr thoroughfares, but the pureus Of
Noyamennng, which in comparison with the other
OF tne county stands In the relative position
of pgetye to geptleman's parlor are neru,tsad -
remain In the most filthy condition The miserable
occupants Of the cellars and novels in nor.sn
of Moyamen siDg will be the first TO feel the rays os
OF cholera, snd from thence 1t will doub,iss,
be extended 60 the city and adjacent di,iriots'
which might otherwise escape the infction TIL
Board OF Health Last winter bad TO clear several
OF these streets In consequeDce Of the ravages shin
lever was making among the wretehed inhabita uts
out they are now in as fifty state ever and prompt
action needed to Gyod the awful havoc cholera will
make The authorities of the district are so
70 tne tght az eth ard misery smong the dssttute
portion Of their population that Il IL possible fbev will
their misst ~A' 0u' III
The population Of our almshouss now amoun,s IN
500 ~ i"o iao' year "
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Died,

On Friday the 9Th nst after short and attack of dy.
gentry CHARLES BALDWIN, only of Charles Amelia
NJ feddie, aged one year. month"; and
The relatives and the family respectfully invited
TO his uDtralrom the residence his father Troy
on Saturday the 9TH at o'clock NJ without further invita-
ton. 1870
On the Sth inst, Mr. HORACE BEIDES in the 9th year Of
his sge 49, "
Bis friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend his
uhera at his late residence No 40 Gold Sunday
trrroon precisely ut two o'clock without further Invitation
On Thursday morning sth nBt daughter of John
AM julia Pethich, eyed IA ~
The r DIS of the family requested attend the funeral
to.e ny ct I o'clock from $50 Houston street
At one o'clock yesterday JOHN R. infant Israel and
NJ d Eiza Tinker. aged'one year.
he m nds OF the family respectfully invited attend the
Park Place. ii''
On the sth nst PRuNEA PHI in the 69th year Of
her 'N W
The friends OF tie aiy oJacob Beekman in law
and OF W.T. kenek her grandson invited attend her
funeral from I'll Wooster street, Sunday at half
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chr Jones' Le Ok, savannah. day. with cotton. 70

schr Jones' Look Savannah days with cotton.
DsmD.
schr Miranda, Parmelee, Virginia for New Haven
Schr Syph, Lawrence, Eichmond daya
sehr Saiah Merrill, Strong Baltimore, 4 daya
Schr G Horton, Candy. Philade'pbi 2 daya
sor Sydney Minor, Bodies, PHILADELPHIA days
eohr Barp Ogden, hladeiphis. 2 daya
Schr Emeline Gawood. Philadelphia 2 daya
Selr Niagara, Corson, Philadelphia 2 daya
echr Banner Candy, fhiadephis days
Schr Harmony, Malonty, Philadelphia, 2 days.
sehr Tenrestee vii amf. Philadelphia
sehr Wave, Tarr, Gloucester
Sailed. .
Steamship Oregon from for CALIFORNIA; packet ships
Ashturton Liverpool Eagle London ships Forester
Naees Iuconia. Antwerp; Elizabeth Bentley 81 Johns
Soptherre New Oare harris Rapid, Kayana st Marks New
ORLEANS; sarsgessa, do; and others.
DEcrMBER s-Wind, at SUNRISE e. meridian, Z; sunset, W
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MARIvIME INrELLIaUvcu
ship NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port VIII CON.
fer favor upon rs By having al parcels papers end
reports intended for the Neu Ysrk Herald ready for
immediate delivery to cur news steamer the Nrw,
Boy She will board inward bound vessels in the Vi.
whether foreign domestic, will confer an Additional
hvor BY forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
or otherwise ship news papers that may be deered
cate the favor. ''I''
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Passengers Arrived .

HAsBURG-Ship Duttchland-TL Garrieues N Carrippes
Garrirues Behlendorf. Nielsen, N Nielsen, p Nielsen
kielsen Tnnere Madam Schubert Hahnstook fiabr
stock, Kesser. ii Boskowitz. Boskowtz Boskouity
Eotkowitz Madame Hohnstock-94 In the steerage.
\ DEMARARA-Brig Judson-W Austin
ST. JAGo-Brjg JeGersop-Nr p Armstrtng
LANzERoTTE-BriR Beck-H Bedford, of USN
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Weekly Report of Deaths
In the city and county New York the 2h day OF Noyen
Der to the "a day of Deee nter. 1s4s.

In the city and county New York Noye
Der to the % day Of December. lS4S
Aen'I2; Women. 65 Bows. 65: Girls. rs. Total, rs
DIsEAsEa.
Abscess apopexy s; asthma d atropha 2angina bleed.
ing bleeding from lungs bronchitis cancer !; cancer of
lung casualties g cholera inAnum. cholera morbus
consumption S6 commissions I'll Group 3D. congestion lungs x
IN the chest dysen'ery tph sipcas bilious
lever purrers 2 fever remittent fever scarlet fever v
phoid fever tyThua fever congestive heart disease OF s.
hoPng cough a. II huenza Inflammation. Inflammation Of
bladder Inflammation OF BRAIN Inflammation bovels To-
Ton Of the heart inaam Of kidneys
Of liver inmrerance jaundice. maramua "a ms ases 4
mort,heautn old age, palsy. premature BIRTH a. small
pox TO- teething, D. tumor. .; unknownS; > ~
Ase.Under one year. TO- years. 49, Ito 81; 6to TO-
IU ~ TO ~ % Dto 80 M 30 TO 90 2 Al go 49, 30 TO CO. ia
90 to 20 u 70 to 80 81 10 to 80 80 TO ITO 100 aud upward
2; unknown, 2 A. W WHITE Citv Insrnc,o. "
kCty inspectors Once. Dec. 2. Isls VIZ" '"'p'''oI
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Another letter from Gen. Taylor.

RIcHNoNp lVNJ Dec 10 r M
The New Orleans Pieasune, received here this
ming contains letter from Gen. Taylor, In reply to
the Nashville (Tenn) Committee, who extended to
him invitation to visit that city He promises to
stop at Nashville on his pay to Washington, between
the lat and 18th Of February.
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MORE GOLD HUNTERs.-A company of doctors,
lawyers printers and taors lie organizing in Green's
borough, Mississippi, to emigrate to California.
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IL Post Ofce, December O. lS4a w." ANAA
ID 4 N THyp
cIRCur ALTON.
Please mention the date Of the List which they are advertised
LADlES' LIST.
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Hartford, March ~, 1915.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured.
BrOR>titis, Consumption, LiUsr Complaint, COld
CataTah, Cough, Asthma, Splitting of Blood,
Soreness IN the Chest, Hectic Flush, Night Stceqt
Difficult or PTofusc EIpecteTatiOl, Pain IN The
Side, DC; haze been and can be cured
DR.. Townsend-Dear Sir: Nearly 20years a.
lungs ard effected me severely, indeed finally, il
became a constant hacking cough, but not so Sc
we're as 10 prevent me from attending to my bust
ness. Within the last two years il increased on
me gradually. At last became reduced-I
breathed with difficulty and raised withmy cough
much bad mater, and for the last nine
months previous to using your Sarsaparilla had
regular night sweats, indeed my friends and
myself supposed | would die with Consumption;
but have The happiness to inform you that, to my
surprise, after using three bottles of your Sarsa-
parilla, find my health restored. Irelieved me
gradually, and am now enjoying better health
than have before in 26 yeats. had almost en-
tirey lostmy appetite which is also restored. You
arc at liberty TO pubishthi with my name in the
papers, if you choose.
My little girl, who is three years old. had
very bad cough the whole of last Winter. We
became very mrch alarmed on her account
While using the medicine gave her some of il.
and it soon entirely relieved her, as well as N.Y.
self, and she is well now, and hearty as any child
ever saw. She was also full of little blotcheS;
II took them away, and her skin is smooth and
fair now, and | am satisfied she recovered her
health by using your excellent medicine.
S. w. CONANT.
44i Bowery.
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Triumphant Success Of BUCHAN's HuRra.
ran Bdisdns Of Life, the grea, English
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and
Consumption.
The most celebrated and infallible remedy
Tor colds, coughs, asthma, or any form of Pull
monary consumption, is the Hungarian Balsan
oi Life, discovered by DR.. BUcHAN of London
England, tested fer upwards of seven years in
dreat Britain and on the continent Of Europe
ana introduced lniG the United States under the
immediate superintendent of the inventor.
Inc astonishing success of the Hungarian
DaiSam. IN the cure of every form of ConSump-
tlon, warrants the American agent in soliciting
LOT treatment the worst possible cases that can
&c louhd IN the community-cases that seek re-
lIei in VAIN fIom any of the common remedies
Oh The day, and have been given up by the most
distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and in
durable The Hungarian BTlsam has cured and
VIII cure, the mos, desperate of cases. 1t is no
quack nostrum, but Standard English Medi-
cine, OF known and established efficacy.
TO THE CONSUMPTIVE.
Every family in the United States should be
supplied with Buchan'S Hungarian Balsam of
Lie, not only to counteract the consumptiveten-
uehcleS OF the climate, but to be used as a pre-
ventiVe medicines in all cases of Colds, Coughs
opittlnS OF Blood, Pain in the side and chest.
lriltallon and soreness of the Lungs, Bronchitis
oiinculty OF Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night
sweats, Emaciation and general debility, Asth-
ma influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group.
In case OF actual disease Of the lungs, or con-
SUMPTION, ms the only source of hope.
Sold by Mcdonald ard Smith, sole agent for
The United Kingdom. al the Italian warehouse
regent st, London in Bottles and Cases, for
ships, hospitals Sc.
10y special appointment-DAVID F. BRAD
Lee l5U Washington 81. Boston, Mass. Sole
agent Tor the United States and British Ameri-
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American price. 81 per Bottle with full direc-
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y Pamphlets, containing mass Of Frglisb
andiAmerican certificates and other evidence
showing the unequaled merits of this Great Eng
lish Remedy, may be obtained of the agents era
It's. 3JNone genuine, without the written sig-
nature OF the American Agent on gold bronze
label, to counterfeit which is forgery.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

OflNlONS OF I'll SlClANS >.
DIR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders
from Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This is TO certify that we, the undersigned,
Physicians of the City of Albany, have in nu-
merouS cases prescribed Dr. Townsend's Sarsa-
parlla, and believe it TO be one OF the most val
liable prepar ations in the market.
18Th p. Pulling. NJ D. j. Wilson, Nj. D: r. y.
Briggs, NJ. D.; p. e. ElnsendOrf, NJ. D.
Albany, April |, 1915.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt. G. w, Mclean, one of the United States
Marine Corps and member of the New jersey
Legislature, has kindly sent US the following GER
tifcate. TELLS its own story.
Rdiliray. Jan. 25, 1917.
A year since | was taken with the Influenza,
and my whole system left in debilitated state.
was influenced TO try DR.. Townsend's Sarsapa-
parilla, and after taking two or three bottles. |
was very much relieved, and attribute il entirely
10 the said Sarsaparilla. | have continued ia
king it and find that improve every day be-
lieve it saved my life, and wnuld not be without
it under any consideration. G, w. MCLEAN.
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DIR. Townsend's Sarsapanlla is a sovereign g.
speedy cure for insipient Consumption, Barren
ness, LeucorrhGl; or Whites. Distracted or diff
cult Menstration, Ircontinance of Urine, or in
voluntary discharge thereof and for the general
PIosiratiOn Of the System, no matter whetherthe
result OF inherent cause, or produced by irregu-
larty, illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its irvig.
Grating effects on the human frame. Persons all
weakness and lassitude, from taking il al once be-
come robust and full of energy under its influence
1t Immediately counleracts the nervousness of the
female frame, which is the great cause of bar
rsnness.
II Will not he expected Of us, in cases of so
delicate nature, TO exhibit certificates of cures
performed, but we can assure the afflicted that
hundreds OF cases have been reported to us. Sew.
efal cases where families have been without chill
dren, amer using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with healthy off
spring.
Or; TSlrnse1la-My wife being greatly distress
sea oy weakness and General Debility, and suf-
eTlhS contlnuanyby pain and sensation of bear
ing down, falling Of the womb, and with their
dlncnlues, and having known cases where your
medicine has effected great cures, and also hear
ing II recommended Tor such cases as have de-
sclDed, Obtained bottle of your Extract OF
SarSapallla, and followed the directions you
gave me- In short period it removed her COM
plants, and restored her health. Being grateful
ior me benefits she received, take pleasure in
thus acknowledging it, and recommending it TO
the public. : M. ID. MOORE,
Cor Grand & Iydius-sts
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SCROFuLA CURED.

This Certificate conclusively proves that this
Sarsaparilla has perlectcontTol over the most OBJ
stinale diseases of the blood Three persons
cured in one house is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN
DR.. T0I1nSerd-Dear Sir: Ihave the pleasure
to inform you that three of my children have
been cured of the Scroiula by the use of your ex-
Ties il took them away, for which feel myself
under deep obligation.
YouIS respectfully,
ISAAC GRAIN, log Wooster-st
New York, March /, ls47.
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GIRLS READ THIS

You who have pale compexicns, dull eyes,
blotches on the face, rough skin, and are "out of
spirits. use bottle or two of DR.. Townsend's
Sarsaparlla. 1t will cleanse your blood, remove
the freckes and blotches, and give you animation,
sparkling eyes, fine spirits andbeautifnl complex
ion-all OF which are Of immense value 10 un-
married ladies.
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TESTED BY THE EXPERIENCE OF THOU
SANDS FOR TWENTY YEARS PAST
THE
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam

HAS proved itself the BesT Remedial astn'
known for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
PItl,is,c. Shifting Of Blood, Nhoorms Coush' ana
an Pulmonary affections and Diseases OF the Lungs
a. Us and can be shown from the testimony OF Inc
o., rsspectable Physicians and others, who are en-
- 20 lie most unguesiionahle belief After hay
lied the many new preparations, without hndIns
~ e,nected relief muItitu6es arc compelled TO re-
'e, 81 ,,e use of the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam,
.iich they acknowledge TO be, after all. the best
Ill tu,,vn for the above complaints,
eS-BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
Iu1TATIONS such as Carriers Compound Pull
iao,,ry Balsam, American Pulmonary Balsam, and
n,Iers in part bearing the name Enquire for the
.,;rle H., lis " hole name, the
negotiable Pulmonary Balsam."
and see that it has the written signature of VIM, Jonn
Cutler upon a yellow label the blue wrappers.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pnlnon-
airy Balsam." e,,-.,,, IN
WING & Cutler, In porters aud Wholesale Dealers
in Medicines, Paints, Chemicals, and Dye Suits
"a Chatham Street. Boston, and sold by Druggists
Apothecares and Country merchants generally,
For particulars endure for pamphlet accompany,
mo each botile.-Price 50 cents. For sale in Mid
dlebury by w. P. Russell. q
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ly the natural energies-by removingthe impuri-
ties of the Dlood-not so far stimulating the sys-
tenn as to produce subsequent relaxation, which
is the'case with most medicines taken for female
weakness and disease.
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RHEUMATISM.

This Sarsaparia is used with the most perfect
success in Rheumatic complaints, however Sc
we're or chronic. The astonishing cures it has
performed are indeed wonderful. Other rene
dies sometimes give temporary relief, this entire
ly cradicaeS it from the system, even when the
limbs and bones are dreadfully swollen.
o. Hear Mr.. Seth Terry one of the Oldest g.
most respectable lawyers in Hartford, Conn.
Tie following is an extract of letter received
from him,
Or. Tarnsen2-I have used one bottle Of your
Sarsaparilla, and it is excelent in its effects upon
a Chronic Rheumatic pain to which am subject,
from an injury occaSiUned several years''ago in 4
public stage. Please send me two bottles TO the
care Of DR.. Seymour have converSed with
two Of our principal Physicians, who recommen-
ded your SarSaparila.
SETH TERRY.
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w ebster's Dictionary.
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