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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-01

PHIUApELPHis, June 30. 4 pM-Arrved-Steamer Ira
weller, Devoe orb; brgs Susan S.ue, Grin. Portland;
krcaaa Chase, Boston, John Gutenburg wooster do chrs
Choctsw, Phinney, New Bedford; Waterloo Mcclellan, B)s
tom Cen Poster Yates, Passports LOWELL Baker, Boston,
Starr Smacy. do; Oneco Kelly do Jabez White Corson,
kirs de- Triumph. Mason do Convert Brown, Bangor Ira
Brewster, Horton, York. Superb, Roger, Dizht0n; Nat
thew Nassan Bennett East Green wich May Yates Boston,
Delks, Godfrey, Southport Strattor, Vance, Sa
vannah.
Ceard--Earts Jos reh Darcy. Cork Elm Taylor Bos-
ton; hrgs Henry Leeds kran Trnidad swan, Bray Bys
toni Pour Brothers Baker, Barbados Aurora Sankan,
Moneydco schrs Choctaw, Phinney, Wareham; Denmark
Hcrton. WORT; very Ann Caroline HAWKINS do rri-
nmfh. aAroi, 1fcehwIN, bss
WsshnstOn, HiEsov, Nantucket Mary johnson, yobasOn
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Our St Louis Correspondence.

ST. LOUIS, June %, lSi9
Pacific and Aississ,gpi Railroad-Mr. Benton's
Preject-Hs ID, feets-hon Resources Of Missouri,
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Steamship souherncr Charleston steamship Crescent
City, Stoddard, for Chaeres and others.
Jusr 3O-Wind at suu-rise S. at meridian do; 81 sun-
set,
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,st, Z, aieisol "a A hils4, . urmsby. II Davi. a
~ Whiting Ford, Nichols, and 20 stserssa
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20
THE CAEAP CASH STORE.

w f would call the attention of our readers
w to the fact that in no Store or no Town
in Columbia CO., can goods be bought as low, tor
the quality, as in the lower Bloom Store of J. H.
Barton & Co.. Theirs is the Cash Store he
one price store-and the y::f 80 = - no lnu,
ments which they will noH fulfil. Their stock
is complete, and carefully selected from the
choisest lots "a be found in Philadelphia.
In Dry Goods, besides their drmeslic goods,
ginghams, caicoeS, musIins, &c they have an
excellent assortment of Foreign goods, French
and Scotch Glnghams, French and British nous
de lanes and 4.4 Chn2es, Irish Linens, English
and German cloths, &C.
Also, heavy tod basket shawls, large sized
Terkerie do, and cloak and dress lringes.
IN Groceries,
they show their usual low prices in Sugars-from
cts TO l23-MOlasses, Oils, CoiIres, &C.
Resides these, they have QncrnsNarp, Hard
ware &C., at the same low rates, az d We advise
all to give them a call before purchasirg else
where
J. H. BARTON, & co.
Bloomsbury. Nov If rs
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The HALO THE House oE REPRESENTA-.
r1vEs was yesterday Sunday crowded 10 its ut
most capacity by an audience of the highest res
pectabity, drawn together to hear sermon
from the Rev. DR.. HENRY B. BAscoM, Of Ken
lucky. Among the numerous digntaries present,
our reporter noticed the President of the United
States and the SPEAKER ofthe House. The tex
from which Dr. BAscoM delivered his discourse
was Galatians, e'h chapter, and 18th verse:
"But God forbid that | should glory, sayc in
the cross G our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the
world is crucifed unto me, and unto the world"
1t was a most eloquent oiTort, well worthy Of
the fame of the distinguished pulpit orator and
commanded the profound attention Of all present.
Nut, hL
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SORE THROAT, Coughs, Consumpiions, pains
in various parts OF the body, and other unpleasant
symptoms, are the usual effects Of catching heavy
colds.
WRrGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. ara
adellGhtul medicine for carrying off cold, be.
cause they purge from the body all morbid and
corrupt hunors in so easy and natural manner
that The body Is relieved Of every kind of suaarn
as il by magic. From three to SIX of said pIIse
taken,on going to bed, will in short time uaka
prrict cure Of the most obstinate cold,at tbe same
time the blood and other fluids will be thorough.
ly purified, and the constitution so complo,eIy in.
ylgorlled, that the body will be restored o ovo,
sounder health than before. ''
The genuine Tor sale by Hayhursf anJ BoLj,
Boomsburg II. p. BaIdy, DanvilIe; SIantSS,''.
Raldy, Catlawissa, andby agents in all pars nr,bo
state. Agents whose supplies become exhausted
will recelycancw lot on writing to DR.. Wr,gbrs
principal Office, lJy Race Street, Phlladclphia
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Fire.

On Friday night Of last week, the
buildings occupied by Bedford & BatchIor,
Tor store purposes, At Abngton-Cenlrc,
Iuzcrne Co., were, together with their
contents, consumed by fire. Loss estimat-
ed at s7OOO-no insurance. The build
iugs belonged " DR.. Bedford,
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0j- The Harrisburg mteHigtnrsr Of the Sh
gives the particulars Of a murder which occurre,
in the Cove, Perry county, eight miles above Har.
rsburg, some two weeks ago. The informant in
the case thus told the sad story before C. A. Sny.
der, Esq, of EIarrisburg
Ruth Hannah Sucl sworn, saith II am
the wife of Trusty Sucl. Last Friday a
week T Dec. %, lS49 between 7 and s
o'clock in the evening, was residing with
my husband in place called the Cove, in
Perry county, at the house of George Dill
en-. Tusty and DilIen went to the noun.
tain for wood. When they returned,
George commenced saving the wood, and
Trasty was spIittngi it. Trusty called to
me to take wood into the house. As he
was splitting and throwing the wood in, he
hit small slut with piece of wood, and
as he did it, he said-oh! George drop,
ped his saw, and said-"God d-n you,
will pay you for that" walked into the
house, and took down the gun. said to
Trusty, "My God, George has got thegun
down." Trusty said George hasnot got it
in him to shoot me-" He asked Georges
pardon. became alarmed, asked George
fer my childand shawls to be off. George
said, come and get them. Trusty then came
in and George slammed the door shut after
him, and said to Trusty, God d-n your
black soul now | have got YOU" and
Instantly raised his gun and shot him.
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moderately developed, with full Secrelyeness
aud Dcsrucliveness thus constituting mind to
operate equally by iinesse and violence; but with
an lncompetency to act in either the one or the
other direction except by impulse AcquIsllIye'
ness, thouGh average in lis developments would
have no influence ia the mind, being defeated by
In, irregularities in the general development
of the brain. Alimenliyencss was large and Vi
ta,iyeness full and thcs" combinations with the
other cerebral developments, rendered him yofa-
cious As a swine and careful to preserve life.
With such an organization, the mind would
necessarily be euncertan and shifting mall things
though ever ready to make an attempts exhibit
ing monkey uickishnesS tf character; and an
entire unreablcncss for friendship. Nature had
condemned this Bell to life OF the most groVell'
ing meanness, from which early and careful ed
ucalion might have proved partial a'onemeNl,I
while she had given him aspirations for notorIely'
Con cellrd and ready to assume responsibilities
" hich he could not meet; aiming to deceive,
UlDrl ItdlllJ fG''l''Ni " ~ "'' ''''''' VI
with the lancics o his own brain.
The material part of the testimony upon which
the conviction of Bell was had, was his own con.
lessions The account which he gave Of himself
was as follows
OF his birth. place he had no knowledge; but
supposed it to have been Ireland and his age %
or 20 years; and according TO his account Of
himself, he lad hccn a yagabUnd his whole life.
His memory began in the State of Ohio, where,
as he SAID, he resided some time with his moth
er, and was sent to school to one John Rlsnger ;
but learned neither to read not write. His moth.
er died in Ohio while he was less than twelve
years OF age OF his father he had no recoec.
tion. He became an ou.cast frcm the death of
his mother; and before 20 years of age vas ar
rested upon charge for an assault and battery
with an attempt to commit rape upon one Miss
Scofed, and confined in the county Jail of Della.
ware Co, Pa, for the term Of eight MONTHS when
he was put upon trial and acquitted. on the
grOnnd Of being nOn cOmptS mentis. AT another
time upon some criminal accusation, he was
confined for twelve months in the common Jail
Of Mercer Co., Pa. Again; he enlisted for
soldier in the United States Army, and in the
run Of three Or four months afterwards was dis.
charged upon the ground OF mental incompeten.
Icy,
At another tine he served several months on
Blackwell's Island, having been committed by
the New York police magistrates as yagrant.-
He was afterwards arrested in Chester Co. Pa
on charge Of having committed an assault and
battery upon one Sophia Miller, with intent, &c,
and after enduring several months Imprisonment
in the common Jail at Weschester, he was in.
dicted, tried, convicted and sentenced TO the
Eastern Peni'entlary OF Pa. fox the term OF five
Yeas; which term of imprisonment he served dout
at about The time he gained his 18th year. In the
course Of his short career Of life, he had also sev.
eral times been in inmate of poor houses once
at Buffalo, N. Y.
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PuRENoLoGrcALP PoRrRAIr,-lna another column
of this number of the Democrat, is published, a
phrenological Portrait of one Harris Beii per-
son WIN was lately excculedai Honesdale, IN the
county of Wayne, tor the crime Of mnder' lhe
Portrait is from the pen Of Gen, Sutherland and
as it exhibits the fact, that an idiot has been sub
iected to an execution, it is properto remark that
the laws held the people TO the taking OF the cul'
prits life-or to accept of the only alternative oil
allowing him to 60 again at large, which prop
or regard Tor lherrpcr,onal SAFETY would not per
nit. The constitution and law OF the Com
monweath, do not allow of a Communication OF
punishment by the Governor, which justice IN
this case seemsto have required. Bell ought to
have been repreived from the gallows-and sent
to the State Prison for life.
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Death Of Hon. 4. III. Sewer.

Ambrose H. SEVER, formerly u $. senator
from Arkan.a5 and recently L. $. Commissioner
IA Mexico, died on the lirsl inst, at the residence
OF Judge Johnston, below the mouth Of the Ar
kansas
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN PATENT AGENT.

MUM & Co, publishere ofthe "SCTENTTFTC
AMERICAN" have favoured us with Pamphlet
containing the Patent Laws Of the United States,
together with allthe forms necessary for applying
for Patent, information in regard to filing
c aveats, with remarks on its uses etc., amount
of fee required at The Patent Office, and every
other information that is necessary to instruct a
person in making hisOwn applications.
Price IL l-2 cents single, or II co ,Ess for
one dolar--sent by mail to any part Of the Of
theIIrited States.
address MUM & CO., NcwsYork.
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II DMSku LegiSIniOr.

NJ LOUIS, black representative from Martin.
ique, made speech in the Assembly at Paris, on
the tst Of December in which he claimed I,S his
constituents universal suffrage His constituents
ale the lately emancipated blacks
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Cor. JohmsiOn'S Operations.

A correspondent Of the Pennsylvania IN wr''
ting from Harrisburg, gives some strange reVe'a'
tons, in relation to.the corruptonsof the Exec
utiye of Pennsylvania Tine plan, says the VIII
ter, is to purchase the two whig papers OF that
place, the lntelligencer and Telegraph unite
them into one, and place them under the edItorI-
al charge OF his brother, Mr., James Johnston
The Governors object in buying up newspapers
Is so manestly corrupt, that no honest toIltIclon
will pretenG tc defend him
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LIST OF LETTERS,

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office, at Cambria,
III Luzerne county, Pa, quarter ending 3lst
December, lS4S:
iona, Pennington, Esq. Miss Sally E. Chspin,
Moses Mcllenry, James Wilsone,
Sllas Potter Peter Kase,
John White, David Kngsbury,
Leslie Travis, Esq. Edmond b. Snyder,
Abel Sutlif, Simas Wordsworth,
Joseph Dills, J s. Rowman,
Samuel Cole, ! Boston,
William f, Poodle, Thomas Retterly,
John McCoIem, G. c, McWayne,
Joseph Shultz, Esq. Miriam Smith,
Henderson WiIker.on, Marian Cole,
f. Nj Lucket, G. s. Cooper,
]. B. Lance, Wesley Masters,
DR.. WIN. E. Barrett, 3
o. Persons applying for Letters IN the abovo
list will please say they are advertised.
j. s. WOODS, p. NJ
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n " N'bt iNi NA'N NuoAN'l Nihllk DtCOlllUeT 81.
l5lS
BeldIe Joseph, Knapp John,
Bower Joseph Lul2 J, H.9,
Broombach William, McNarh j. b
Brewer JrrrUme, Mackill Mr..
Bachman e. Raume John
Coy Harriet Miss, McColIock Huah.
Copper William, MCNaughl VIM,
Cray Joney, NOgle Hannah;
Casey Michael, Nuame Richard.
Delhl Robert, Perry BrnpmIu, 2,
Drips L. w Reher f.
Davies Edward, Rabb c. Augusta.
Davis David, Rabb Frederick
Davies Joseph, Robertson I. John,
Evert Nathan, Reed John,
Evans Geo, Slraton S, +. Miss.
Ewes James, Smith Margrret
Foster Andrew2 Shoemaker AnZa.
FlsIer John, Sellers VIM Ii.
Girton &, Matthias, Sigler Ge,rge,
Green Is. G. Smith Charlpt,a.
GulrOy Rubt Smith Sarah
Granger W. WIN, Shalpr Samuel.
Healhume Thomas, Smith Peter, 2.
Hess b. John, Samuels T.
Helm Samuel, Thomas Sarah.
teys Robinson, Ntrol Rebecca,
Headen James, WyldThos
Hartzel Jacob, Williams Williams.
WrilhJ K YontZJ A.
G4-Persons applying for letters in the above list
will please say they are advertised
L. B. RUPERT, P. M
Bloomsbury, Jan. 6, s40
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STOVES, TINWARE & SHEETIPON.

VIE undersigned respectfully inioIm the rub
l. ic and the citizens Of Bloomsbury generally
that they have removed their STovE, TIN.wARE
AND SHEET-IRoN EsTABLIsHMINT. from market
to Main street, Two dOorsbelow the post Office, W
Rupelts row, and one door above the Blo,nstE
printing office, where they cOniinue iht ~
business in all its various branches TINWI
ofeyery description, will be be kept consanrd
hand Tor sale wholesale and retail SHEETEC
manufactured into any form required ,andSTN
PIPES, always on hand
EJaSTovEs of every pattern and size rp,Dnh
to order. Country produce received
MARTIN RUPERT
-, A. NJ. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Oct 80, lS47.-Iy
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WARRINGTON, January 2, 1910.
Official vote for Governor.

On last Friday the two Houses met in Con.
yentioa, opened the returns of election for Gov.
ernor, and added them up, which exhibited the
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-20
SUrglcai and Mechanical JcnI;oI

Surgical and Mechanical L,cntist.
HNHE undersigned respectfully informs the I
/ dies aud Gentlemen of Bloomsbury and rI
public in general that he attends to all the yariJ
Operations in Dentistry. Residence near BlocrI
burg, but will visit families or inviduals, at tlI
dwellings, when required Thankful for nastJ
yorS, he hopes to merit continuation Of punr
patronage, as IT will ever he his pleasure to rerdc
satisfaction in his profession.
j. II. YANDERSLICE
~ b. The special partnership, in the plate
work, is continued as heretofore nv thc nnder.
signed. A. yALLERCHAWp
June ~, ts4s-iv
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appointment by The attorney General
RourRr +. CLARK, ESD, of Bloomsbury to be
Attorney General Of Columbia county
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS,
ID EMANiNG inthe Post Office, at Catawissa
III tor the quarter ending Dece mher 81, 1915
L'oheIl WaIler,4, Wilson & HeadIy,
Keller Charles, Sticly Philip,
HogeIand Rehecca, Roberts WIlirm,
Hauswort lIlti, Johns Catharine,
Warnlz Cyrus, Warnz John,
Piich George, Burger, Amos,
BFrhhed Harrison, Rurger Isaac,
berEerl Charles, FieldSRobert,
CLARK Abraham, CrabIuh Christian,
Johns Stacy
D-Persons applying for letters in the above list
will please say they are advertised
JOHN SCHMICK, p. NJ
CattawisSa. Jan 6, lS4g
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~ ,','''a8a
e. a 31fst syeislIRA
k SEG7~~\ rs
-..5~llDAsS sSS..s.N

Hon. r. NJ. FRIcK, and Hon, V, BEsr Of the
state Scrate, have our ihanks for iavors
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ton. The vote v~as as follows;
lst bat. Cd bal. I'd bal. 9TH bal. 9th bal.
Mr.. Ball, (N) SO 63 90 Ct GO
Pmmer.( ago 60 60 81 90
Grover, (n) 6 g
Mr.. Evans, Of Montgomery, was absent AT
the solicitation Of some Of the democratic mem-
bors. Mr.. Carl, Of York, yoredou the 5lh ballot,
for Mr.. Grover, which so dIscomposed Mr. Ball
who had reserved his vote until the last, that he
came forward and di,intsrested!y voted TOT him
self tie cal now say truly Solitary and alone
SC These patriotic wings have natural antlp'
aDhy to oi'e
By a law Of last session the annualterm n the
Treasurer closes ia May.
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Election Of state Treasurer.

GIDEON ]. BALL, Esq, member of the House
from Erie, was Tuesday Oh the 9Th ballot cleo
ted State Treasurer by the two houses in conSen-
tion. qhe vote ,Uas AZ follows;
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Bell vas charged with having violated the
person Of Mrs. Williams, and OF taking her lite
while in the act.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Blooms.
III burg, for the quarter ending December 81.
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.onsin is now entitled to three members.
dRAHAMS MAGAzYNE---l84o.
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TIME JANUARY, NUMBER OF GRAHAMS MAGA.
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
--.----- PRICES.

yJyE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES and
LIQUORS at from 10 to % per cent below our former
prices.
Is baskets Hie,iaieck CHAMPAGNE WINE
ca do Gieslers's champagne Of extra fine quality
~ do Bochs champagne fair article.
~ do Shield brand, pts. and qta.
~ dog old reserve MADEIRA, vintage 1915
AZ f" London 7. r, very Gne.
IL +" Sercial, old and fine. a
II :. Buai Madeira, very old and fine.
10 :, Malnsev do choice article.
~ Grape Juice do very old.
i5 " Pomar'a Bro. sherry, extra 6ne.
u - Do. q fine article.
l2 q Amnntlado pale sherry, very fine.
il Old PORT IFINE,very fine
50 % OLD COGNa BRAND " pale and dark.
N OLD MONONGAIELA WyYiSK y, very prime.
with great variety Of other wines aud liquors all which
will be sold ununusly low StMMS n SON
P S We have hand part OF the stock Of Madeira and
sherry IL the late Wslter Smith, which was selected from
his stock Of wines with much care and will be sold much
below his fixed prices ten years ago. S&S.
jan Idly Pa avenue, opposite jackson Hall,
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January 8, 1913.

Dear Sir Believing that public statement
of my affection may be of service to others sim
arly afflicted us well as benefit to yourself
take this means Of informing YOU that about three
years ago was attacked with Hemorrhage Of
he Latngs which induced my friends to despair
of my recovery. My health continued to decline
for a year, when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe psrtigo Having applied to physicians both
fit, and having also made use Of the tialranic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of SdrsdpdriHd, and am happy to say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLWOOD.
To A. J. ScRwARTzE, Jr., Jdnuary %, lS4S.
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PHYSICIANS cER7YFYcA TIES.

WAsmrSeToS, January 3, 1876.
am informed of the ingredients of which DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla 10
composed and believe il to DO the best preparation
OF the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted to produce salutary Alternative effect
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
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MAsHINaroN, lamar

1t gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number of gentlemen, who have tested its eff
cacy; and have no doubt from the unimpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD.
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80. WAsHINGToN, Jnnudfy II, I64U
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartzes Compound
Extract of Sarsaparlln believe II ODE most hap
py remedial combination of that valuable root with
The other remedies Of which il is composed.
j. Nj. GIBSON, M. ID.
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yyAsuISeroS. .yanuoru nd. ia

II gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparillu prepared by Dr. Schwartze,
as have knowledge Of Its constituent parts. be-
ieve that Il will achieve for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Sarsaparia before the
public. II. +. CONDfCT, NJ. ID.
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: 7uEUHGETUWN, JuNUuTy III IO?'V.
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwaftze
with the Ingredients of his preparation of Sarsapara
concur with the medical gentlemen above, in regard.
ing 1t Us an attentive of great efficacy, and nnail
cases, 10 which such an Alternative is adapted OF great
power. BENZ. S. BoHRER, nj. ID.