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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

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NJ G.
fso S1saIss f@ISSsd By p Ths r ssl
Sn sr nns sS % M sing s
Esser Felce 10 conclude with popular farce.
DARK THEATRE-ALL THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
engaged Of this are requested to be
this Sept s s'Se a me-
also will assemble by H. noon s. HAMBLIN Manager
TIE VOCAL CLASSES OF THE AMERICAN MUSICAL
%encng Monday Sept 4th will meat asfOows viz Mon
Monday evening O'clock advanced class which has hsnc
tcCrs met on tuesday evening" meets every Friday evening
and meet every Saturday afternoon O'clock class for
s the b nEaira s
Iems Tor enS, two and ladies dollar r
PAoKET SHIP ST. DENIS, FOR HAyRE--rHE PAssgN
~ osGS precisely this morning Tue Mails will close the
England SySs sF4 hes
Astronomy and @ Gaii e Elements
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs-MRs THORN
~ ton desires respectfully to inform that sobo
Columbia street, South Brooklyn
MADAMEvAN DYKES SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED FOR
W the return Of her pupils on Monday, the 4th September
INSTRUMENTATION SALE CHEAP AN EXCELLENT
A toned rosewood fiaaoio price including s65
second hand Peddle Harp price S; and Duoimer al SO
Apply to NJ Dumsday Teacher of the Fanoor.e Cu.
tar &c, at No 466 broadway sdoors above Grand
DRoFEssoR OF THE PIANO OR sINGING-A YOUNG
man recently arrived from Paris wishes four pupla IN
instruct on the piano and in singing moderate Tho
references can te given Apply by letter c. Office
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. lO5FRANKLlN STREET.
adjoining the Dutch church This institution reopen.
cd ater the summer vacaton Monday the
card ofterms &c, can be obtained ut the school.
JAMES B.QUICK
II E-OPENING OF GOLDSMITHS WRITING ROOMS as9
~ Broadway La Fargo Buldngs-Mr Goldsmith respectiuv
niorms the citizens of New Vol and Brooklyn that his Fail
Glasses Tor the instruction of Penmanshp will on
Mondoy September 4th Circulars at the rooms
DR. COOKE, OF ALBANY, N. Y. PASSENGER BY THE
Niagara Steamer from England aera absence ON the
Of Europe has returned to the
ue pro STATE where professional correspondents MAJ "a
heretofore address him. post paid personally or by etter m &
residence, No. 3 Norton street, Albany. N. Y. ~
nj RS JAMES DUGAN INFORMS HER FRIEND, AND
l the public that the Undertaking bushes her late
IN AL ITS branches will still be carried benefit az 6Il
broadway by his brother Mr. John Dug who thorouyv nm
derstands the business and win give his personal to ali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

INEvER AND AGUE-ONE BOTTLE or DR.. CUAMiN'S
Remedy Is warran ted OF Ague aud Fever
the morcy will be returned AatoAc and s;enshener OF
the system fer loss Of appetite general weakness and dyspepsia
as equal Sold at II Nith the OF
rue ard Third "a Beekman and l39 Fulton
street. Btoo.iyn Price dollar per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

A NATONI, AL MUSEUM, CORNER DIVISION STREET
and the BoweryIhis wonderful and highly interesting
Iition is being crowded day and evening Splendid per-
formances every evening IN the lecture ROOM rowtky the
celebrated Polish Magician will audience this evening
with the astounding ieas in Lgerdcman Admission Only
Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, NEAR UNION
Park, private house. to he disposed Gen.
tsman with partial Board if desired Address j. L. this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

w N. MCCORMICK. AUCTION EER.-SALE OF ELEGANT
Furnitur-publc attention requested TO the sale Of
take this 10 o'clock No 90
Canal The hou recently Furnished throughout. in
the most ostly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

&10 000 TO $4,000, TO LOAN ON BOND AND
R1O,OOO mortgage lin amount) of improved real
estate, well situated In this city Also 81 500 TO loan
Apply to WIN CORP. Registers Office, Hall of Records
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and Ols and O2d streets comprising tae whole front the
West side oil the avenue between the above
in the Of the above five each also Nineteen Lots
10th and 1e5h streets commencing G0 feet West of the 9Th
having also front Clcndenning The above
property well situated the most Of Ii being even with the
grade. Apply to JOHN II. POWER, l29 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

CONCENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at the Apollo Rooms his) Sat ay evening september
I'd in OF the immense attended
the MORAVIAN SINGERS respectfully beg announce
to the citizens and strangers generally that they will give their
secsnd Grand Concert the above Tuesday
and continue the evening during the week. which
occasion choice FOR evening will
idle Loyarny Zorer Stoepel Krlus and Kahn, Moiaan
Singers Tickets 30 cents EACH lie had the PRINCIPAL MUSIC
ST and at the door the evening Of the Doors opn
at to at before o'clock The room has
been beautifully painu d, aud / well ventilated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

ITO PARENTS AND GUARDIANs-A CLERGYMAN,
residing in tie country, (about hundred miles New
York. accessible directly by steamboat railroad will receive
into his family two three four boys pupils
ton andtaining he will gives peronal gentlemen
living the city or from the South who would give their children
wards thorough preparatory education
OF parental and domestic life country place this adver
smcnt commended Address Box LAB Post Office, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

7 AND WARRANTS FOR SALE BY j. E. BETS g. CO.,
- ~ Wall street, basement Soldiers claims bought War.
rants obtained with dispatch.
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ITO BE SOLD-AN ESTABLISHED HOTEL, SITUATED
ina business part Of the city and doing
To wishing into profitable
concern with opportunity for making money this
CHARGE Address, with real and residence 90 tel O.
Post Office New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

A RCnY AT HOME, AND TREMENDOUS EXCIrkMENr
Strar in the city, and distance who oe
n OF natures ought TO avail themselves
he has hand lob aimed great research witnou
regard to cost the most varied and choice he has vet
Teen eI bd TO offer As usual he has hand every esn
ton OF Fancy and Singing Birds and fancy barn door
rows tag.s BIRD seecs &c &c And ty the packet ship
orumbeand no has Just received choicest and hst
breed King Charles spane Scotch and English Terriers Fancy
and sporting Dogs Swans and other descriptions Animals
mus be vGy to The curious usual
always be inspected by order from A. Greye John
where communications WILL all times with prom MT at
tehtop, from ARCHf GRIEVE, 8 John st.
NAUTILUS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OFFICE M
tS Wall street, accumulated fund S35O-The Operations
of this company purely mutual the assured being the only
been to the assured in scrip bearing an
interest OF SIN per cent Coffee hours from 9 o'clock
paid. A. N. MERCHANT Presdan,, ~
PI.iNN FREEMAN, Actuary.
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M RS JAMES G. DUGAN INFORMS HER FRIEND, Ann
ne public that the Undertaking business her LAT husband
IN al us branches will still be carried benefit at G5
broadway by his brother Mr. Uugdn who nm
deTstands the business and win give TO ali
satisfy and e She will be thankful Tor the ptronaqe
her late husbands friends ~ Wv f''''""S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

The number of polls in 1SiS was 1886, showing an
increase of 1876 since ls4 The assessed for 1siS
was $50 S14 so
The gross receipts, expenses net income, and an.
nual dividends OF the Old Colony railroad in each of
The past two years, were annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

Y'RAyELLERS WILL. FIND An INVALUABLE sECC-
ny in DR.. Ralphs Practical Private Treatise The recipes
plainly given, also the preventive
ent IL intended 20 DO equally avsabe every place
Fifth edition. 42 Pr Price ST. May no had the author
Greenwich street or BY post, pailcd free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

600 REWARD-LOSr, IN GOING FROM TIE FOOT OF
R%O Charlton street to tho Ere of Hestee
streets Pocket Book, containing dollars
two r5omisory noes-one for $500 date 10Th June ninety
days drawn by Abraham Messeroe in of Jacob
land and by him endorsed s3W date 10Th
August at sixty days drawn by Abraham Messer in
Jacob vrusnd and by him endorsed other papers
no value to but the The above will
paid by leaving the book and Papers ut TOWNSEND HEND
RICkSOS at tho Of Chnton and South streets
questions rshed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-02

VINO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS &c.-WANTED
by young man, having knowledge of the Drug and Gro
Gerry business situation Assistant Bookkeepe Collector
out door Clerk. Is good accountant, and writes hand
The best OF references given Has objection
OF the United Staes Address by letter ut this office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04
The Rough and Ready Club.

At a meeting of the Rough and Ready Club
held in the court house on Friday evening last on
motion of DIR. Long, It was unanimously resol-
we'd, that this Club do cordially agree to meet our
brethren Of Greensborough, in a Mass Meeting to
be held at Boon's Station, on Saturday the 2sth
instant.
II was also further agreed, that the Club hold
a meeting at Leatherss Store on Friday the 18th
instant and at tho Burnt Shop on Friday the
9th.
The following gentlemen were appointed
committee to correspond with the different Clubs
and Wings generally throughout the cosnty, in
yi,ng them to a hearty and earnest cooperation
with us in the good cause to which we have
pledged ourselves, viz: Henry X. Nash, Walter
A. Norwood, John Cameron, Levin Carmichae
aud Iemuel Lynch.
The committee were also instructed TO addres:
card to our brethren Of Chapel Hill, inviting
them to meet us at some middle ground, to con-
suit upon holding Mass Meeting at some point
convenient to the two places, and the surrounding
country, and il deemed proper and expelient, Il
select the place and time for holding such meet
ing. -*s
The Club then adjourned to Friday cvcnin!
next r.. -ae-.---.rr =
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THE REPLY.

h"Anst 'Rsfe- TO- 1884,
J.Hs, Brposs Esq.
DEAR sra; ! returned this morning
from the West. and have your. of the 10Th.
IN whirh you say il has been charged m
the Rihmnnd Enquirer. that Iloll il Ia
hr in the power of ongIess Ia interfere
With. or break of. the transportation. re-.
me,al. f disposal Of persnns held a.
slaves irum une slaveholding state to an.
other.
an not aware that this question has
ever been discussed in Congress, or Was
ever presented for the CONSIDERATION Of
the Supreme Court II the United States.
brfare 1871. In tina. year The crlrLraied
ease from Mississippi was dccidrd, aud
Mr Justice Mcl.ran gave an el.bnraie
opinion on this point in which the Chief
Justice conrnrred. lie came 10 the con.
rlusion thai The Constitutional power over
this matter was vested IN The several states,
aud not In Congress. So Ear rs nv
knowledge extends, Ills opinion carried
ronVicIion 10 every unprecedented mind ;
and the question was considered settled.
AT any rate, THIS vas my opinion then.
and have seen no cause tO change il
since. Should do 50, should not hest.
tate to declare ii.
You will therefore perceive, tina, you
did me no injustice in representing 10 your
friend that these were my sentiments.
wriIc in haste. amid The pressure oi
Ohiciai duties. but remain truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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To the FreehOIders OF Orange
county.

In a circular published by Mr.. Wad-
dell in the last number Of the Recorder.
you are informed IhnI he has resigned 10
his Exrelleucy the Governor, the seat IN
the Senate or the next General Assembly.
which was awaulrd 10 him by the casting
vote of The Sheriff; aud that he again Of.
fers himself candidate for the same
place. II is reported that the Governor
has ordered new election To he hrld on
The 7lh # November next. | also am a
candidate for your suiTrages; and propose
10 cali your attention to a few facts in re.
lation TO the August election. | propose
TO show that my opponent in resigning
what he is pleased to consider his seat.
has resigned that which majority Of the
electors had conferred on me; and which
he ohlained by mistake.
II will probably be remembered that the
sheriff a, the last eleciion declared that
Nh. Waddell and myself had received an
equal number Of votes. and gave his cast.
ing vote for my opponent. This was ar
cordiug 10 the truth as then understood;
but Few days after the election il was
ascertained. las had supposed 10 the
satisfaction of every PERSON. tina, an error
had heen made in the return from Hollis
precinct, by whirh mistake five votes more
were counted for Mr.. Waddell than had
been cast for him.
What ale the facts, Let the hooks
speak-they contain list Of the voters
names, as returned by The keepers Of the
polls. and have been freqeniy examined
BY many Of my fell"w-ci.izens Of both
parties-they show that at the above.
named precinct. there were So senate
voters-ihe italics kept upon the same
hooks show that Mr.. WaGdell received
43. and | Ia votes. making in all 81 votes
the tallies and books then correspond.
There were two sets of books; they also
correspond, both as 10 the number Of votes
given aud the names Of the voters; and
The lallies are recorded on both of the
books aud give the same account Of the
number of votes received by Mr.. Waddell
and myself. According 10 the books and
ialIies then Mr.. Waddell received 43 and
I IA votes: hut the inspectors in making
out their return. certified that Mr.. Wad
dell had received ~ and | ID votes, being
evidently five votes more than ha! been
cast for him, aud five votes more than had
been polled. .-...... 1T. >-.e ...
One would suppose that here was suf'
firient evidence, 10 satisfy all men that the
inspectors had made mistake in their
return but the case does not stop here
the Inspectors themselves--,he deputy
sheriff, who received the votes - the clerks,
who KEEP, the books-all agree as am
informed, that there is an. error Of five
votes in the return. and that the books
are right. Such is the force Of the evi.
deuce on this point. that my opponent,
while he acknowledges in his circular
" that The list and ,alles donot correspond
with the number Of votes certified by the
keepers Of the POLL" is constrained to ad'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04
Equity Sales.

Horafio Faan and Marinda Iann VI. wills J.
FaaR and D1rid =. GiETf.
A n obedience 10 de Deere ofihe cour o. Equi.
y ior Orange county. made September Tenn.
1855, shal 0iieT Tor sale on the premises, on the
esih u Oclosrl next, the land Lelonging 10 The
hsiFs Of John yann. decessed, situated on Elef-
he's Greek, Orange county. containing 400 acres.
more or les. A credit Of lwslye months viii be
giyFn bond snd security required. and uile re-
served until the purchase money issaid..
%. +. LONG, c. e. ME-.
September &c. a.
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assHss Ass i,ssa msAs sgslaa Me- plilH,sls
q. d. lsrslsrs EsIsIs IL Ne s.aah, Ilsl 10 i
y, f.,, i lstagF,slhg Ihs sglipa 4 CuagFgs i
.-saa - ususgsslsi,aa - asEFs haa go
a..e as,e 10 ul.asae1. go b 49, ursass slraglg
- ~ ssius q fhai sIsgiiss ~ gssFs1sy.
n. Gllsaias asssa.Fuuars.ss -. ~ laiuk. =.
as as srasuaaaas ialuissr uI<a AZ suAsnrs.
Ns- Ial. So. 10. issa
~, Hsa. NErS FsAa-rs
pEAR SlR: lru may NJ he awaFr.
II -. nh,asr husinrss II i daily h rad
Js.am.ls lsam "a parts e he Uni.a. Illsl.
vhlie lirarrai TaylnF j. drnaunrrd IN llas
N..,sh a. ahsi rails ilsrif -Ilse Demo.
r,s,ir parry" herr. f,r l.ring slasrhaldsr.
90 are Mt the lrss drnaanred ~ The
.,nr 81 rallr.i DrmarIa'ir parry ~ he
S.nsh, l.lf being an .Ah .lilannisI'' and
- nss.liag sxsTrme al,oliiinn apininns
Ne q b. have knnan sou heFr. nrrd 40
,ryly 10 ralumny.-bal ralnmny errIy
ui,rrr. eanreFnig yau. rannal he lrralrl
viii ranlrnPi. - among your On n friends
~ riiiErns.
Far "a example 81 what is said ron.
esrnipg yau. ! So il charged in he Rirh
mad f.nqairrE. thai son hold II 10 be
u,,hin the pawrr II Congress. 10 inter.
IRE with. 81 break Of The Transportation.
rrmasal. or disposal u prrsnns held =
..asrs fran one slaEell.lding sIale e. sna.
,l,rr. Ms 80 sure. nal nIly from nv
asa knaalrdge al yonr opinions. bnl
IRAN yaaE Difference 10 The Laws and
Constitution nI The rnnniry. there could
n Il be- aae w"ri Il truth IN such charge.
thu, perrmpi"rily denied il 10 some
Rlehnani IIirH,ls. wha wTaie 10 me On
the suhjsei. snl Prnmi.,G h write and
to al yaa Il was NOT rouer,. In pur.
suanrr 1t lhi, pmmise. have wTillen
VA hi. letter.
Yours respectfully.
JAMES BROOKS.
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Fron he Milton t,hronieI..

Shocking Death. -wm. N. Evans.
(hnlher Of the Esliiar nf This paper met
his death On HE 2d inst. in = nlnst lrHrid
manner. lie had be- n on = visit 10 his
brother IN GeoIgia. and on his TrlnTn 20
The West Indies (IIavanl. where he has
resided Cor the last eighteen or twenty
years. he lO"k passage n Montgomery,
Ala. on board The steamer Olive. Miller
Captain, and when about siSiy miles be-
low Montgomery. near Kings Island. and
unfor :unaiely, while pnmenading the Sc
cond deck, in eonvraiion with gentle
man. tie bniler bursled, and the upper or
hurricane deck passed over the head 0f
his cnmpaninn and striking Mr.. Evans.
preeipilaisd him into the midst Of the red
hot boilers, from whIrh horrid situation,
blinded as he VAS By the SNAKE and sleam.
he incceeted in exIricaling himself. by
seizing with his hands the re,lhoi iron bars
aud lilling himself out. His mangl"d body
was Immediately conveyed ashore. TO Tie
house Of Mr.. Mathews. where every aiien-
lion and the hest medical aid was rendered
him-bul, alas! u was in vain. lie lin
gered, Gays DIR. Woodruff, I'm the most
excruciating torment for twenty four hours
and expired. HIS bsdy was ,lecenlly in
TERED at Shiloah meeting house. and every
attention was shown him (allhongh FAT
from his kindred.) tina, humanity and a
christian people could bestow."
Mr.. Evans was native Of Norfolk
county, Va. anil although extensively
acquainted. We may be permitted 10 say
NJ him. wfthout me sccUssrfun or eufogv.
that il he left an enemy on earth we are
moi apprized Of il. OF his virtues, &C.,
does not become US To speak.
Captain Miller was badly scalded and
otherwise wounded, by the explosion. and
now lies dangerously i'll al the house ID
Mr.. Mathews. II is thought The Engineer,
(who is represented TO be a man Of low
characier.) designed the explosion ms the
Captain had concluded 10 discharge him
when they reached Mobile. and he had
had hint Of il. BE this as il may. the
Engineer is now in Jail, and will. We learn,
he tried for his life.
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Atten tion!!

The Commissioned and non-commissioned Off.
GERS, and Musicians, belonging 10 the 4sth Re:
gimsnt Of " C. !Mhtia.
YOU are hereby commanded TO attend at Da-
Il yid Mebsne's. on Friday the 18th of Oeto-
her, AIMED and equipt as the law directs, for Reg
mental drill; and on Saturday the 18th. you will
attend with your respective companies, armed and
equipt as the law directs. for resimental exercise.
JAS. B. McMURRAY, Col. Com.
September 10. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04
N Office.

TNHE undersigned, as administrator OF Ander.
Il son Melone, deceased. will offer for sale, al
the late residence of the deceased, on Thursday
the a6th day Of October, six likely NEGROES,
his crop Of Corn, Fodder. Wheat and Oats, Stock
Of Cattle, Horses, Hogs and Sheep, Farming
Tools, one Threshing Machine, two Cotton Gins
eight bales of Cotton, one road Wagon and one
horse Wagon, one Dutch Fan, and many o,hel
articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of sale, twelve months credit, the pnr
chaser giving bond with good security.
JAMES A. MEL0NE, Admir-.
September ss.. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04

mocraiie paper has lcen issued a, lincOlniOn, un-
der the title Of "TaE CARoLISA RrrrHLIeAS."
Il takes the place Of the L" Lincoln Republican"
and uses the irls and press of that Office. Il is
published by Mr. ]. N. NewsOn, at two dollars
per snnum in advance, or three dollars al the end
Of the year. The editor win advocate the Free
Suffrage" doctrine. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04

Public Adyeriiser.-ME Daniel n.
tiOciloe has issued proposals for publishing in the
city Of Raleigh a weekly journal. under the tile
Of "TaE PrELIr APyEHrIsER." IIprofesses TO
he Wing. will advocate Free Suffrage. favor q
Tariff aud oppose United States Bank. The
frs, number is to be issued on the 10Th Of this
month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04

Judge Lafayette Saunders. Of Louisiana.
died recently at the Red Sulphur Springs
in Virginia. He was delegate to the
recent Wing National Convention, aud
read the exposition Of the political views
and sentiments Of Ten. Taylor. which have
been the subject of so much subsequent
comment. He was a man of abilities. and
carries with him the universal respect Of
all parties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-04

Emo Haddoek and ofhsrs. sr Parfe.
IN obedience 10 the decree Of the Court Of Equi-
y for Orange county. made a September
Term. ls4s. shall, on "Wednesday the sih day u
November ncxi. offer for saIe 10 the highest bid-
der. before the Count House In Marlborough, .
tract Of Land belonging 10 the heirs Of Thomas
Thompson. deceased, situated on M'Gowan's
Greek, and adjoining the lands Of James Murray,
Warden Riley, and olhers, containing about 1874
acres. ...a..ar
A credit Of nine months viii he given. Bond
AMI security required. and title reserved until The
purchase money is paid.
D. i. LONG, c. g. ME-.
September &c. AZ
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SANDS sARSAPARILLA.

The following extract from letter will I've read
with interest. The writer, Mr.. Amy, is gen.
tleman Of the first Responsibility, Justice Of the
Peace, &c. The patient suffered for years with
Fever Sores on his legs, and could find no relief
until he used Sands Sarsaparilla. Mr. Amy
writing at the request, and on behalf Of the pa.
tent, Jonathan Harris, says:
Brooklyn, Conn.,. July 10, 1874.
Gentlemen-It has once more become my .du
ty to communicate TO YOU the situation Of Mr.
Harris, and you may rely upon it | do SO will
the utmost pleasure. Mr.. Harris says that fou
of his sores are entirely healed up, and the re
mainder are fast doing so. He further says h,
has no pain in the affected limb whatever; tina
his sleep is ofthe most refreshing nature, and hi
health in every respect very much improved. 81
visible Is the change that all who see him ex
claim, What a change" and earnestly inquir,
what he has been doing. He has gained in flesl
very much, and is able 10 work at his trade
(Which is that Of a shoemaker) without any in
convenience. This is the substance OF his nara
tive; but the picture cannot in any way hert
do justice. The manner the gratitude, the faith
and the cxhilaraling effect upon his spirits, you
can but family imagine.
Your sincere friend.
HUMPHREY ALMY,
..a-. Justice of the Peace.
Prepared and sold by A.. B. & ID. SANDS
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner of William
New York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills
borough, by ALEX. S. WEBB Il CO., Glove
Garden, Orange, and by Druggists general,
throughout the limited States
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for SIS.
| February l. 81