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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06
,1NIs DRESS THAT MAKES THE MAN-MEN OF

,F1>l9 DRESS THAT MAKES THE MAN-MEN OF
tiste who like to make good appearance. without
exsrotant for their clothing make saving
of five 10 doar suit by leaving their orders with
WILLIAMS, li3 Nassau street. whose style Of cut ang
hip uch 3H goods Of
the choicest selection ard bought the lowest Also
hand superior OF ready made clothing
made up ard fuhiorable will be sold very low in
deed A. g. WILLIAMS, ii3 Nassau street, opposite Dr.
Srv;r bu-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

DRBOsTWIcK HAS REMOVED T0M CHAMBERS
~ street, nearly opposite until the first of May afer which
his Office will be opened permanently al 500 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

mo THE l. o OF o F-THE FAMILY COMP ANON
Of tbs week published Friday. will Part of
Claude socq ao the Proclamation OF the Gsnd Sire Of the
United stute with reference the sting difficulties in t,s
ursdicton Pce week. for the various
newspaper agencies, and bf GEO f. NEobIrr, publisher
IL NNn ll.freAf Ianilns Hu lima
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS, AND THREE PLY CAR
petiugs r. Lawrencs Canal street, offers for SALE
the reduced prIce the above style Of Capengs Also
Inssin and Vsnetien Carpetng Dugges on Cloths Stair
Hods Window Shades fixtures, mattngs, &c. &C. Eco
nomists will do we'll 10 call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

HOUSE FURNITURE sALES.-To families declining
II bouse keeping- snry T. Willard, auctopeer ard w.
Shirley s:ls.n.g will give shsiI re.Vna s,,sn,0p to
ties avcripg with their orders viii psase call AZ the
ton No edar Pearl street. at their sarli
est vesiepce. that HE be accrued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

WANTED, A PARTNER IN THE FORWARDING
w end Commission business with from S2ot TO $3Oo. This
opportunity for sma active Young Man TO connect
Address (Fowardsgl through boyd City Despatch,
post paid will be promptly aeIded to- and strictly cos
destla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

q $4,000 WANTED-WANTED.A GENTLEMAN
XcOOOwho has at command three Thousand dollars 70
twenty cent dividend and il he will act Sec
r.ry aud TIe.urer ofthe Company which will require bnt
little Of his tine interfere with other business he
BE- engaged he will be allowed six hundred dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

r OST OR SUPPOSED TO BIZ TAKEN BY MIS-
II take, from the ship NoIthe'ner Yesterday morning,
champagne basket containing ieweary vegetables from the
South Intended for friend and addresed Edward Styles
The finder will be kind enough to return to the ship North
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

uOU5E TO LET-THE THEE STONY BRICK
house, No. 26j Twenty hrs between the 9th and
oh opposite the Theological ssmny CONTAINING
kitchen hot cold baths shower bath and water
closet Cro,on the principal chambers Enquire
of j. PHALEN So all street of William street he
tween IL aud p NJ Rrpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

DOeT OFFICE, NEW YORK. ApnIL Q. nsa.-
L Steamer UNITED STATES, from New York for Lii
verpool Letters will be received this ONCE for hs abave
until o'clock AMI Saturday, the sth Instant
Inc freight ell Letters the above by
ement with consgaees will IS cent? for Letters
weighing hall ess and Is for each additional
hall oupce Papers cents each and prepaid ROBERT H.
NORRIS Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

Portable Shaving Cases-Of the subscri-
bss manufacture, which, many respects, surpass
imported they finished in the
some being richly g embossed and all that
sary tor the toilet OF the fasdious q. SAU NDERS
u SON, III and 3s7 Broadway
Fine Cutlery.-COmprisIng Over AGO DIFF
tsren Patterns; Of the manufacture OF Rodgers u
.ors boot and CATER hooks tweezers nail nippe &c. be-
longing to the toilet ground and and cutlery
paired. SAUNDEfS& SONS. Ut and as7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

I ES MEMBRES DU C0MlrE SUISSE. INF0R-
~ meat leuIs comparrlotes New York ct
Me- s s 81 s i .s Nc n r. pn M, n,r
Feteae ie rouveIa deaosee gu Cefcls SUSIE No. Dsy
street, des lie Jeudi couiant A M ufqusu Semed
rant, htutcs M POM. Iecevor leus sgnatureL Far
ordTe du Camne JEAN IT'S OF Secretas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

stock Of Lace, and Embroidered Goods They invited 70
look about 800 needewor Cuffs from IS Sd
900 sty,s Collars from each; large lot fine int
t4on Mechin Lace at So yard usually Id at 7s spen
did srock OF iosnts robes from 81 5 lace dem yes;
lin trimmings &c. as low he found in the cty.
vs,O COAL DEALERs-rROPOsALs WILL BE RE
eeved by the unccsisned the Office OF the Ssamens
Fusd and Retreat NO Old alp till the 9Th of april next to
furnish the INSTITUTION with $50 tons beat quality Peach Noun
VIZ" Ar urnaees - be delivered AZ The Retreat wharf Staten
land ~ the middle Of May; esrac wanted Bills
oa ng The will be required By order Of the Board
RUSSELL t. GLOVER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

DISEASES OF TIE EYE-DR. WHEELER OCU.
- list 20 Greenwich street, with confidence the
pptc that there is scarcely disease to which that tender
and bcau pl subject that does yield to bis
ces,ful mode Of Treatment References given to thb first
families IN the city. Office hours fom A NJ 10 clock
Nj after which he devotes his time to out door patients
pamphlet containing numsous inst,nc Of great cures effect
ed bv Dr. WheesIs ode OF treatment be had
y ., hi, residence. the will be forwarded to aby
In III AL icafin IN him hu lefie nOafnn Id
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

EoR HAvRE-sECoND LINE PACKET-THE
ship ST. d. Ms. Capt Howe, sail on the Isl
May. Apply 10 BOYD & II LNCKEN Agents ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

Two SHIP OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS
Il Port Wardeus Office. No. loi Walt street.-The Port
Wa,iers will ch,rge hereafter tie following pics
For each survey board Of vessel ha,cht,
81 so For eerh damsgsd goods the wharf
store 81 so. For each any vessel deemed unfit
proceed to sea, 81 So Office open from o'clock A. M to
o'clock, M. New York, March a. ls4s ROBERT 4.
NOMWTG Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

- rIoprietor. f. HIrcHcocK, Manager-yHURSDA
April 8;gSpiendd performances in the afternoon at 81
o'clock and in toe quarter 8-BENkF1T OF
GREAT WESTERN This p9leated aud ever popular
Yankee Comedian respectfully des his ackdow edI
to his friends and the auons Of the Museum for all former
avors, soics the to-day when he will
them things both Haze and auahahIe which he trusts
will them richly for the time and expense Of Ben
Pieces and assisted BY
the Miss Bernard, Actress and Vocait Miss
Julien Noble lady of superior talent and personal
charms Mar A. De In Piere the FluenIa Accordion.
Nil. Julien Mr. WhitIoek Besides, may be seenst az hon..
ShakspeaIean Cabinet Madame Rockwell, Famous Forums
Teller Adms the whole % cents; children uLder 10
years of and old enough wax alone lax Re
AR I'd knnka IL llLnue. exfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

CHATHAM THEATRE-BkNEF FIT OFMEs BOOTH
~ -.Tho'sd,y Eyctug. hp,il eh " II be pis,.und tho
STKsEGER-suangsr MIR Booth; Solomon. Nr Ba,s; Mrs
Hslsr Mrs; Geo. !sn.s ,clsftiis, Ms Bse,h After
which The farce g. The PLEASANT ktlGHBOk-Chns-
cuJ. nh the sPlRlI or IHf W.T. Eits, or ibc FiaE-
FlrNL-sn Ho'debrand Mr.. Hield Master / r,wig Fros
Winan' Olinda, Mr., j. Dooth Ondn- Mrs Jcnea; DGnle
Margu-ritta Wny Lotto Miss D-orisns. Doors oIsn At
certs: Pit 12x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-06

II EMOVAL NOTICE. WISH TO INFORM ALL
lNmy customer and friends. thai for their eonveniescs
shop from 81 to No. Murray street near Brssdway where
prepared clean for s. 3s at short
tce Prepare your clothing time it matters
what fabric color they clean them to look equal
trial will prove the fact line call attended
/, By A. CORTISfO, No Murray street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07

csssfuy and benehcsy conducted under the control Of
individual responsibility the public opinion has been ex-
pressed in the sprt Of the sss in which We i've against
the policy" ,... 49,. ...t.A ,.ft.
shout
The Rights NJ Nonied W0meH
Mr Skunk evidently rnssntsnds abou; the charsc
ter rank sod rrhfs Of the fair than about wsr hnan'e
and bank securities.
"By our laws the husband upon srrisse possesses the
becoming the absolute owner Of the persona
his wife by red 10 into possession and when
ab whom he peaees She las privilege,
By law rensuncng the esate property devised or
boqueathed her BY will and upon such renuncstion
il entitled dover OF her husbands real estate OF
which he had died seized The vile has control Of her
personal estate Of that Of her husband during O.
marnsge unless he extored allowance Tor n-cess-
and her death she has no power 10 dispose OF even
that which her by VIII but the whole belongs 10
the husband The husband may iDcUmbef his estates o
contracting debts without The consent Of his wife and
upon his DYING inesete she IS only entitled ~ the one
third Of the personal estate aud life estate 10 one third
OF the real estate after the payment OF the debts snc
II the sufficient 20 the payment Of the debts
she all But lie wife cannot cucumber the real estate
she holds in ght and upon her death the whole
rests n husband. during his natural life
The policy well the justice OF this distinction, mace
bv the law in favor Of the husband aud sgsnst the VILE
NAV well be questioned The liberal and nshtened
spirit Of the age has developed and secured the rights OF
man and hiss redeemed woman snd elevated her from the
degrsdins position she occupied ana placed her where
she should have been. a. the side OF her hrs
band his equal 10 rank aud dignity. Then why should
her ghts Of property still be- TO great extent controlled
by the contracted and bera enactmenis Of when
her husband her loo and he might chsstise be by
law. as n she were 4 servant. recon-
mend the passage Of law securing % married women
husbands transferred, after the passage Of the act
without their formal consent
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BOOK TRADE.
HOW TO RAISE WATER.

cusiors woEg o. HfDsAUifCs ksr a. -HANl-s. -
A DESCRIPTIVE AID BisIDhCAL ANNOLn II
u Of Hydraulic and ether Machines co. f--sias va
f-r. au-ert .lr modern ltl observations on f.r- Is
scis cont-cted with the Mechanic Arts ncluains he
Progressive DeFelP Hent Of he steam kusnr Osscf p
tens ul every variety nf BellgFs, fstpn -a Rotary
Pumps. Fre-ErEires water Rams fresfii !. elei b
Arm achiaes Eo.ipilt' Sc RrnHks % Ancient " els,
AIR bed Cow heels Blow pes, Bellows ~ fafloa'
People Magic D1.lets steam Idols and other haennsfy
q Ancient Temples To which are sfde1 "a pertinent -
B0Nns sid sPoutinE TlSes. and other or Ina De-
wees Nature Modes and Machinery To- f-lslg NNe4-
Historical Notices respecting phons Fountains "sief
Orgsns, ClsFsfdIr- Pirc-, valves tocks kc ln rive
Books b. THOMAS EweASs. llus'rltsd - 80 In
Trayinss-
This volume the various machinery connected VIII
the Of water very interesting rf-lcon' not
only the Experimental Philosopher ne Ne-haniean
and The Ope4sve Tsiesmsn who are enss-ef IN the re-
searches and combined @ih the ooects sreciied IN
The Treatise but also % every ordinary f-airi VINO o
lcogs 90 enlarge his genera Information ana wac wishes
20 combine sugseelt with the topics ~nleA -.Act MS
attention.
- The shove ~0fk now Publishing m EicHr PAIRS
or numbers, 70 = cents each.
GREELEY McELRATH. F-h.i.her,,
Tribune Buildings, New-l0rs-
- The Third Number Of the above " ora u now pup
.hea. Orders nay he sent % sry 90 me l9ofiees 10
heW-fork, Pliildel rhia ~ Boston. - .
- The number. be sent 20 any part OF NE nied
States - mail, anu f1-tasters rcrui-tnR us IotAs
vii be entitled 10 three perfect copies % the whole "o-k
Rem .ifanc-s sent BY mail are 81 our risk . ~.
OILS DIV GREELEY A NcELRAIh
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CURE or BLEEDING Piles

TUHIT-NNT- Nc
Nv DEAR Sla. cannot express 10 YOU my sincere ana
heartfelt thanks e wonderful cure have experienced
b. the Of your truly valuable Pile Eiectusfy have
been perfect mslyI 20 the bleeding Piles for ten years
past 80 much 20 that became reduced 10 "a s<ele
ton with loss Of appetite and general dersr cement o. the
gestive organs ny eyes also became Affected and IN
f,ct was misery h myself and wss Obliged % give up
my office here. which held IN the Custom House some
years have tried Oh kinds VI medicine had the best
advice the physicians c Boston and this place could give,
spent much money and twice submitted 10 surgical ope-
ration had become perfectly tired OF life, AID Al the
suggestion Of my friends induced TO try box OF
your medicine The first, found, relieved me slightly
still gerseyered ard purchased second. and assure
yOd when got half through found myself getting we'll
I suil kept on. and | new man. My dear sI,
language express my thanks that am
restored 10 health and In condition 70 support
self and family dependent me.
Ynura rrsracflnlIs !. and with resaId.
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ytIIAnI,E NH, PKOpFRTY aud Farm
CLOTHING.
THOMAS SMITH. JR. & co.

los NAssAU-sT.
Blown oyersack velvet collars cuffs, sl2 Selling OF at
cost. dS Inn
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-f. IL. Nc
BELROY co. 254 Broadway, opposite the Park Fount
ain would respectfully call attention 10 their extensive
and we'll selected assortment OF ready made Ogercoas and
Coeks also Youths and Boys Clothing Of every variety
Of color ard cloth which they selling At cost
their object being dispose Of the stock hand before
the last Of Fsbrsryn order to make for the Spring
They are cut, made and trimmed equal 70 thoss made
order sad least 30 per Cent lower than any establish
ment Of the character and standing in the city d3f
DEADY-MADE GAK.nENT-.-We are nov sell
IL Ing extensive stock OF ready ade oyefcoats
clOaks dress and flock coats pantsoOhs vests, boys
sacks, dessns NC with large assortment newest
style fancy dress articles, comprising scarfs, crsyefs
gloves hdk uspenders, sc. al discount Of Is per
from our usus low prices 10 order reduce stock prior
20 the pirston Of present copsrtuer,hip Feb 1913
Those requiring outfit for the Winter should
the assortment. WIN. T. JENNINGS X co.
d28 lli Broadway, American Hotel.
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$50 spring.st. corner RenwicI
ANornER REMARKsLE crRE oF PILEs.

DEAR STA Ia reply yours a. TO whether have been
beuehted By the of D.. uphsms EectuaTy for the
cure VI the Piles | would inform you was severely
troubled Ter years with the worst kind aud was for
some tine unable 70 attend 20 business 81 all Daring the
time tined every variety Of the n0strums which are adj
vertsed cure and after giving them all fair
chance applied my regular physicians, without fs.
ceving any benefit from either During very severe and
painful attack heard and sent s0r Dr. Upham who pre-
scbed his Electuary aud IN less than week was able
20 down my business and IN very SPORT time, by
the use OF his medicine entirely free and have not
been troubled since which about year have no
hesitation in strongly recommending the medicine OF Dr.
Upham and take pleasure in bearing testimony 10 ts EN-
cscy. Yours Iespectiuily ,...... . -.
GEO Ii. HUfCHiNs. al WateI-st
New-for Nov. u, 1917.
FOR father evidence and conc testimony see pam
phlets 10 he had Of agents gratis.
NorIcg-The genuine Uph.ms ElectuaTy has his writ
ten signature, thus Or A Upham, VI d. The hand IL
also don ewith pen. Price = box - -
sold wholesale snd retail, by WYATT kE1CHAM,
l2l Fultonst. DR.. A Upham. 1876 Bowery n. Y: T. X T.
Williams, Newark J. w. King, Morristowni ;. Wei
ler Paterson Samuel Pierce Eiizabethtown Fountain
Homer Co. Middletown Point c. ID Desher' New
Brunswick and Kicker Trenton, aud by druggists
generally throughout the T. 5. and Canadss OF omeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-07
81 SPLENDID FARM in New.Jer,sy Tor sale

W Tai. valuable Farm Of 500 mansion house farm
houses, snt very extensive out-huildinfs together
with good saw. mill three good orchards with every VA
ety Fruit together with $500 peach fses ready 20 set
and excellent arrangements for large hocS OF sheep
n situated In Bergen County within three miles OF the
Erie Railroad and mile Of ihe Paterson depot now
making the RsmsPo through a. &c Nc FOR farther
p.rticulss apply tO u25 HOLLY PAISON @ Pine-st
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

For The Tribune.
WHO SAYS DESPAIR
WHO SAYS Despair The Earth 10 "''e
Aswhsn the rrr man walked seros''
whs, ali .hlngs living Owned hin io'o-
Himself but sub,ec, unto God.
Tn. Earth a.. lost no tint Of green.
tn. San ,,lIl snilss from out the sfie''
"a A., N. aowers are fair. a. when
The wind ara Dresshed on Paradise.
tn. months and years roll on the same.
And from the bosom Of the soil
suros all things fresh and beautiful.
ob<cient 10 the hand Of Toll.
who says despair. has faith nor will;
lie shats his eye. and shuts his hand.
And win not reap what God has spread
Lsvish and lair in every land.
Who says despair, hath coward heart;
He viii not drive the or, nor hold
The pillow. nor thrust his sickle round
shesfs that are brighter far than gold.
Who say, despair, les him 90 forth
And plant the seed that groans for birth;
and H. sAaa find his garden far
~ ne first Paradise q Earn. c. d. STUART.
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rvo DOLLARS PER ANNUM.

fI'HIs UAf htttIF ED-Ihs Ne9 f-ns 500 fiI.llIIoa
snc Ge1eiorca Register fsr Iaauary, lif, The Pc
ri0d has arrived this country when a. a~ kened and
growing interest begins Pc f-t the pursuit and es1e
cisy 10 the results Of stor al a1d Geueaiogca! Re
coaches: and when h- p-a.tcsl value both 20 udivt
aud @ s3csfy The knowledge which y obtained BY
nvest xaf 0 this kind from the scattered ald persh
able records o. local domestic sciionary history b.
gins 70 BE- appreciated BY Increasing numbers Tie exist
end scge excricn OF Historical Aniiqusfan eno
Statistical Societies. which have sprung uf Whin lev
ears psst Ia most cd the older states Of the Unicn Is
sufi Client evidence o. the fact
IL must Be immensely interesting % al New England
men, Journal % commerce
We greet 10 viii hearty welcome Boston Alas
The cbjec' OF this work io gather up facts which
relate n the Fathers OF New Eagaud II also contains
the Gencslogy which early settled this country
Boston Recorder.
CM sAXTON. Agent f5r the Publisher,
RrT4d,sav
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RUNNING TINE OF THk ExPRkS LOCOMOTIVE. -
Tue Express Locomotive, which left yesterday with he
Governors Message, maze daring part Of the wAy) the
tes time ale Ia this country. The locomotive en-
sGe Mohawk under the direction OF w McQacen. En-
snccr passed the read f this city Schenectady
sni tee engine New Castle. Ne 49," J. V. v Fncb.
Engineer, Tan The road nom Schenectady TO Uuea
ne hxprsss WAS accom- panied BY $ Ysiee, Esl nom the
ross ohce Department ara 7. Pcmeroy. OF Wells Co .
Express.
Lsft Albany Al II s'eicck minutes A NJ, reached
>eheaee,Aay al ll.ss Rpanius time, - minutes De-
'smoa al Senenectsdy minutes LEFT Schenectady at II
5elo<k 81 minutes; ran 1rsi miles IN minutes ran
nrs ~ mics Ia - ninaes actual running time Of the
~ mites 81 minutes reached Cuca al oeock 40 min
oiss Actual fannirg time tom science acy 10 Utica ?
oeCrs / minute
Tho heavy rail- terminates at Fort Plain, 10 which
point The excellent line above noted was MADE
When shout three miles from Utica the tuck ear "a
OF The track by the spreading OF the bat Aftr be-
sg drsgsei about tfy yards il res4pes the track with
stopping the locomotive materially impariEs tie
.pset Ths almost lncreoh!e fact voucsea fos BY M
Yates. Alb. Eve. jour, sih.
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WRkoS OF TIRE SrErEkS whISEr.--A recent commu'
nieauon nom skull, gives the following particulars 70
pecns this Inflated ship Many OF tho bodies Of those
persons los, IN the wreck daily floating about, cad
coming sshore on The West Cali Island where that uf)r
tunse vessel was lost and that the poor creatures resd
ing The island risk their lives IN bringing Them ashore
On the Isl Of December the coast guards OF Skull sh the
ian abAnts Of the Island took the body OF lady, and BY
the description which they got from such the
Survived they supposeS 20 be the oody Of Mrs Thcrns
appears from the remnants Of clothes found her per
thu; she In deep mogrnlng and for the iniorma
ton those who feel any inieres; In shs unfortunate.
LADY, the gIart would wish to have It knows that
twowzris were on the len thumb
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and with regard.
SAMUEL CHARLTON.


INV fNNhf NOV - lotfa
Messr.. WYATT kETcHsN; Gsnfs am constrained
give you Of the beneft have derived from
using n Ephsms Electusy, in case Of piles believing
by doing shall render benefit 20 those who are sui
fefir- that troublesome disease reduced tor
several years by the piles much that u with great
difficulty Tor me walk attend 90 my business also
suffered from other diseases which were extremely trouble
some. aud which, Am pleased 70 say. two boxes Of the
Eecuary entirely ed aud that my health "a better
now than has been for many 10 has done ne ind
my mi good and with less expense than all
the physicians 10 whom have applied, medicine that
have used remain still IN perfect hesth your ooedl-
cot servant NEL'ON NEN iVNl
Sr,rtr AZ
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I -NREDEEMED PLEDG

ITSREDEE1IED PLEDGEs.-For sale cheap. 8
= large sne varied Ascrtreut Of uaredeenet pledges.
ccrrsrrg q sni e-srG-nAlc clothing watches and
Jevsry U1s.cs AM mathematical Instruments sexiarts
qgai lau ccuo.s and single gus. pistols, kc - Yor
tie Information " those 10 Of such. would a.m-
few Of ny prices Good pifot and beaver cloth overcoas
an. CLOAK tro - 9 Go dress snc frock coats from
70 - pants sLd 81 70 - lot q sood ne acd
second hand hnies from - 50 each Also constant
y o. had mechanics ar ether 1os ard rea. ulznx
other Gtieles to- n9zaer0es = nentioc.
ESQ liz J. WILSON, Chasnarn-st
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REMARKABLE CURES.


Nst.r WAsHixeT1N Bsrkshirs Co Mass. Nov. -, 1877
M-ssrs WYATT Z kEfcHsN-frcaif. For thirty years
have been arctei with Piles. general debility 4nd u
iassion causiag taoI. and pro'arsis Of the bowels,
And which had resisted al TIE medical treatment D.
Chapman and others could give The as three Jeais o.
that lime my su4enugs defy description wa conhned
% bed unable 20 Lep u.yEe and a. e.; gwen ~ y ny
phystcians ani friends despair q gaining my
-esth 10 fact FOR d tine before commenced rsinz Dr.
uph.m's e5tuary entirely speechless, and ny
burial clothes made Bat unaer the beneneent ier-
s OF Providence ana the u Or JPhims Eec 0afy,
though Az cd have the pleasure OF stating toe act
a. the rusc thst my health = now good and hope 20 I'VE
many years d 30 Gods Will % MAKE known the Fttn-s
af d. uhans Esctgsry and 70 recommend r % ms At
act.d fellow creatures Il helped beyond the exfec-
tscls OF at that knew my case Ani can oay say 70
cher, that n i in ms opinion the medicine l the
world or Piles OK any other dgeasr q the bowels snd y
they p r according 20 the directions vii ms sell
warrant a cure in every
Yourr with the utuos. expression 81 thankiulns.s
CORNELIUS SPUR.
FcRAN0NT. Berk Co Mass Nov. -, 1887.
The sh0vs certificate tells simple snd truthful story OF
suffering and relief Of which physician snd yipess IN
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