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NEW LIME OF LIvERpo pAcKETs

WILL sail from New York The 26t and from Liver
w pool OH the llth Of each msnth.
FROM NEW YORK.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt u. u. Cornish, 10Th Jan.
Ship GARRlCK, Capt. D. J. H. Trask 10Th Feb.
Ship R0SCIUS, Capt Asa Eiritlgc 9th March.
Ship SlDDONS, Edward u. Cobb 10th April
FROM LIVERPOOL
Slip GARRICK, Capt H. J. H. Trask, lltt Dec
Ship ROSCluS, Capt Asa Ehlridge, lltl1 Jan.
Ship SIDDDNS, Capt, H. b. Cobb, llth Feb.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt, q. II. Cornish, 18th Jan.
These ships all of the first class, upward OF 100 tons
built in the city of New York. with such improvements as
combine great speed with unusual comfort Tor passengers
Every has been taken in the arrangement OF their
combinations. The price Of passage hence is s75, for
which ample stores will be provided These ships
commanded by experienced masters, who will make every
exerton to give general satisfaction.
Neither captains owners Of these ships will be
sponsble for letters parcels packages by them
unless regular bills Of llling are sigued therefor
For freight PASSAGE apply 10 M
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, x CO., Liverpool
Letters by the packet ship3 will be charged twelve and
half cents per single sheet 20 cents per and news,
papers one cent each
EDWARD COLLINS respectfully requests the pub.
fishers OF newspapers discontinue an advertisements not
in their name oil their Liverpool packets viz The Roseius,
Siddons, Sheridan, and Garrck
To prevent disappointment notice is hereby gwen that
contracts for passage eau only be made with them
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CYRUS w FIELD a. CO.,
confession Pal PEP WAREHOUSES

No, Burlng.slIp. New York.
VsIIE highest market prices paid IN CASH. for Rags, Cn
L rds Bagging, Grass Rope, 1drred Rope, Hemp Rope
Rape tunines, 60iton Waste, Gtnny Basgi0s, and al
other kind Of Paper Makers Stock at their Rag warehouse
IA Plat street, New York.
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(,ayler's Patent Salamander Safes.

IEsE Safes are warranted perfect In every respect and
10 afford full protection for books papers, &C., against
ssFor comparatively small sum any person may have
m ins,rnnce Office Of his ovnonc which exncs neither
premiums, and which cannot DO broken down by
great Ere"
Safes Of any dimensions required hy Banks brokers' Mer
chants Jewelers. for Records "a other public Offices
made 10 order All assortment for - and orders received
al The Depot l29 Water between Pine and Wall streets
A. r. MOEN.
T EXTINCTION FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY insurca property OF every description,
against pera by Fire and Wafer Chartered by the Legisa
ture OF kentucky In 1894. Capital, 100000
4F OFFTCERS
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John Brand, william s. Waller.
Madison Q Johnson, Dudley NJ, Craig
Richard pindell, James o. Harrison,
THOMAS n. BAxrEH, Secretary.
AN applications for Insurance In The cl,ies Of New York
and brooklyn will haye prompt attention at The Office Of
hs Agency No 20 Wall street. where all clama Tor Losses
viii be literally adjusted and promptly paid
srzyrss a. HexrE, covnsciiprs.
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rvruIIAMs npoTurRs Manuhcturers, importers. and
w Ds.lrrs IN every variety OF Ladies' msss in"""xs
rbo,ssrrr,. Trimmings every -ieserii ton, saa's
for steamboats, hotels ~,
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARILLA!
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.

VUIlS EXTRACT IL put up In quart bottles II ssir fe
eeasr peasanis and warranted superior y sny so
The great beauty and superiority q this sarsaparlla ove
all other remedies IL, while u eradieates
disease, II inyigomtes the body
Vt HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 5000 CURES
THIS YEAR.
1000 cures af Rheumatism.
goo cures Of Dyspepsia .
1900 cures OF GeaerI De6ahty and YAM 81 Nerpo1
1903 Ismas csn,piainis, and 1000 cures Of Dis
ssses Of The Hood, pfz:
se, do, &c, together with numerous Of consump
pon liver complaints, spinal Affections &c. This we art
sware must appear Incredible hui we have letters on
hyficiansand agents from all paris Of the United State
informing us Of extraordinary H. Van Bnssrk, Esq
Of the most respectable druggists In Newark, New Ter
sey, informs thai lie refer TO than one hundred
aud fifty Ia that place alone There are thousands
IN the city Of New York which win refer 10 with
pleasure, and 10 men Of character well known
OPINIONS or PHYSICIANS
DR. Townsend Ia almost daily receiving orders from ply
h.ians ~ different parts Of The Union.
the city of Albany have in numerous prescribed DIR
TOWNSEND's SARSAPARILI.A, and believe il to be on,
ofthe most valuable preparations Of saraparl in the mar
r. H. Pulling, NJ D, WILSON, NJ D., II. n Briggs, NJ
n, P, T., Elmendorf NJ ID. 4
Albany, April i 1885,
The following is from Of the respectable plya
cans on Long island
GRRENPoRr, July 10, 1876.
say you that have recently Witnessed In several cases
the most beneficial renilts from yo,ir EXTRACT OF SA
sAPAllLLA Being engaged Ia the practice Of medicine
have prescribed Ia several cases. and without be
lShf In the removal OF diseases arising from deranged
STATE q the disesiive ersans anndlce &c far exceeds
please y y N. two dozen, Gc. Eaf4
t% Respectfully yours,
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt a. w. Mclean, Member Of the Legislature, and
Of the United States Navy has kindly semi the following
certificate. II tells Its own story.
RAILWAY, Jan. %, 1917.
"A year aimee was taken with the influenza, and my
whole system left IN debilafed state. was induced 10
Try DIR, I0NNSENn'S SARSAPARIIIA, and after taking
two or three bottles, very much relieved and at;ri
butte Il entirely the said S,rsaparla have continued
taking IT, and find that improve every day Ibelieye II
saved my life, and would not be without l. under con
alteration. a. w. MCLEAN.
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NEW LINE LIvERPOOL PACKETS.

NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
To sail from New York 2l, and hom Liverpool Gtl' OF
Fron Nen York Lirerpco'.
Dee ~ Feb q
New ship Liyefpoob iioo 'ohsi Ar "a June 6
! Eldridge. } AUGUST "A October 6
New ship Queen Of the West, 1850 Nav ii Jmly q
tons, r Woodhonse Sept q Nov 6
New ship Constitution, l60O tons, June u August 8
John brmon October q Dec. @
,a.o 80 y, March 81 May @
Dursley. NOV 81 Ian 6
These substantial fast sailing, first class ships, all bultin
the city OF New York. commanded by men OF expe-
Renee and ability, and will be despatched punctuay on
the 2lst OF each month
Their CABINS are elegant and commodous, and fur
nshed with whatever conduce to the and comfort
ofpassengers
pponsble for any parcels packages tem unless
regular bills OF lading signed therefor
Woodruff q MINTURNNS,
81 South street, New York
or TO FIELDEN, BROTHERS d Co,
Liverpool.
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i ? ..,e I'D a h =
JOHN JACKSON, Esal Editor Of the Railway Repnbli.
unpublished the above certificate, and remarks In all edi
ierial as follows:
Hz- The success of DIR. TOWNSEND'S PREPARA-
TON OF SARSAPARiIA appears 10 be one OF the most
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
IN It's behalf from Capt Mclean, Of this town. and
from the Rev. Mr. White, OF Staten Island, gentleman
web known In Railway. Capt Mclean believes the medi-
have saved his life, and Mr. White
lain equally strong confidence in ita efficacy, Intelligent
like these would not praise strongly what they did
not fully believe o he serving III. Il!
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Empowered by Act Of Parliament vict-Royal Assent,
July q, ISL
"a Saeings Bank for he Orphan and he Widoie."
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

You who have Pale Complexons, Dull Eyes, Blotches
on the Face, Rough Skim reckles and tout Of spi
rits, n,,se bottle two Of Dr. TOWNSEND $ SARSAPA-
RlILA Il will cleanse the Blood, remove the freckes
and Bloccs and give You anmation sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful complexion all Of which are Of i'm.
nienre value 10 UNMARRIED LADIES'
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DIR. TowNaRNp Dear Siil have the pleaere to inform
you That three children have been cured Of the Srro
hula by the Of your excellent medicine. They az
ctr very severely with bad sores; have only fonr
houles took them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W, GRAIN, 100 wooater r,reet
Ne,y York March 1. 1917. s'FlT
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-27

RIILA has perfect control the obstinate dseaae,
Of the blood Three persons cured in house Is nnpre
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

AVERpAN1 PrcrURE.-The City Item, very
ungalantly says that the Philadelphia ladies,
in their Spring attire, are the grcenest set he
ever saw Just hear the slanderer :-'Green
dark, medium and light green-plain,
changeable and figured green-pea, olive
and invisible green-apple, goldemand grass
green-indeed every hue Of green has been
drummed into the service Of the fair-and
such a green-such thoroughly green set
a. they are! The world has never seen the
like since that silly old woman Eve devoured
the green apple
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
wOMAN's SMILE.

There is star that brightly CLEANS,
Calm in they SKY above,
And throws DER life its golden beams
Of happiness and love:
a beacon pure, whose radiance bright
No lowering cloud confines;
But in ahliction's stormy night
With heavenly lustre shines.
There is star whose magic power
So firmly binds the soul.
That cen in joys most sunny nour
Man feels its sweet control;
A glorious light, whose mystic spell
Life, hope, and JOY imparts--
And calms the wild tempestuous swell
Of earth's despairins hearts.
The star that from its glittering sheen
Gilds lifc's declining slope,
And throws DER youths resplendcn. scene
The rosy tints Of hope;
The star that drives the clouds away.
Though dark they frown awhile;
And ever shines with peerless ray
Is woman's angel smile.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
wfStellameouS Matter.
rHE 1MMonrALrrY OF THE SOUL.

There is not, In my opinion, a more Plea
sing and triumphant consideration in religion
than this Of the perpetual progress OF the soul
towards the perfection Of its nature, without
ever arriving at period in it. To look upon
the soul as going on in strength, to consider
that she is to shine forever with new acces.
sions Of glory, and brighten 10 all eternity,
that she will be still adding virtue 10 virtue,
and knowledge to knowledge ; carries in il
something wonderfully agreeable to that am.
bition which is natural TO the mind Of man.
Nay, it must be a prospect pleasing 10 God
himselfto see his creation forever bean,ify.
ing in his eyes, and drawing nearer TO him,
by greater degrees of resemblance.
Me,hinks this single consideration Of the
progress finite spir. to perfection, will be
sufficcn, TO extinguish all envy in inferior
natures, and all contempt in superior. That
cherub, which now appears as GOD 10
the human soul, knows very well that the Pc
riod will come about in eternity, when the
human soul shall be as perfect as he himself
. is nay when she shall look down upon 'ha'
degree of perfection as much as she now tails
short of it. It true, the higher nature still
advances and by that means preserves his
distance and superiority in the scale OF being;
but he knows that, how high soever the sta
tion is of which he stands possessed at present
the inferior nature will at length mount up to
it, & shine forth in the same degree Of glory.
With what as,onishment and veneration
may we look into our own, where are such
hidden stores of virtue and knowledge, such
inexhausted sources Of perfection! We
know not yet what we shall be, nor will 1t
ever enter into the heart of man TO con.
ceive the glory that will be always in reserve
for him. The soul, considered with its Crea.
tor, is like one of those mathematical lines,
that may draw nearer to one another. for all
eternity, without possibility of touching
it; and can there be thought so transport
ing, as to consider ourselves in these perpetu-
al approaches to Him, who is not only the
standard ofperfection but OF happiness I'D
Olson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

The undersigned has spent several years in the
study OF Veterinary practice in "London and E.
dinboro he has also availcd himself Of the rcsear
ches Of Leibig, and other celebrated men, who have
contributed 30 much towards judicious treatment
Of animals the principles of our practice consists
in the rejection Of general bleeding aud the total
rejection Of all medicines that experience has
shown to be Of dangerous tendancy. These re-
medies act in harmony with the vital principle, and
when given according to the directions which ac-
company each article they are capable Of exciting
and increasing the natural functions, without d-
minishing or destroying their power, hence are
CHI DADD. MD.
A List Of IIsrse and Cattle Medicines.
Physic balls, 75c. per box.
Alternative ball, 75c do.
powders for bad condition, 75c per pack.
age.
Heave powder for diseases of the lungs, 75c dc.
Urine powder for T" kidneys Tic do
Tonic powder for bad condition glanders, 75c do.
Cordial drink for inflammation Of bowels, 75c per
bottle.
Liquid blister, 75c per bottle.
Ointment for promoting the growth Of hair, Soc
per pot.
Healing balsam for wounds and saddle gals, 75c.
per bottle.
Wash for inflamed eyes, soc per bottle.
Ointment for mango scratches, old sores, &c, SOC
per bottle.
Embrocation for sore throat, 75c per bottle.
Hoof ointment for sand crack, brittle hoof &C. SOC
per bottle.
Horse Liniment, the most celebrated article known
in England for lamcness Of every description, 75c
& s, per bottle.
Distemper powder for red water, s per bottle.
Worm powders for the removal Of worms from
the intestinal canal, 75per package.
For sale by STIMPSON & REED, &c Mer.
chants Row, also at DADD'S HORSE AMI
CATTLE MEDICINE DEPOT, Nos. 4 z
Haymarket Square, Boston.
Pamphlets describing the diseases for which
these remedies are used can be had gratis.
Numerous Certificates are in possession of the
Proprietors, of cures performed by the above Med
cines.
Soldby GREEN & FLETCHER, No. 26 South
SIXTH Street, Philadelphia. and by his
AeENrs.-HENnr MAssrR, Sunbury,
February 3, ls49.-n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

In presenting the public with n remedy for the treatment
and cure Of FEVER AGrE and other bill diseases.
no ap pyy is needed Nasi numbers IN The United states,
who suffer from these affections their varied FORMS
compelled to seek relief fr other than the mme-
diae prcscrpt ni the regular physician Ii ,ines
heret re an object o humanity, well ns II public inter-
est bring before them remedy prepared ION much ex-
perience aud which may always lie relied upon SAFE,
EFFEcrUAL, AND HARMLESS IHE CONSTITUTION. That
such Is the true character nj the INDIA CHOLAGOGCE
is amply aiiesd by the universal with which has
been employed.
LIAM WoopBRDeE Of the U. s Senate, late Govern OF
Michigan.
DETROIT, Oct 2i, 1910.
Dear Sir-l have read with much interest, ynur little
IRAEAIIsE upon the causes and cure' o the
ete diseases which have extensively prevailed in our
country during the Inst few m,hs-an interest increased
M d'uht. by the fact that have individually suffered s.,
much frm them. Though mvself very inc npei.ut
tn judge safely upon a subier entirely prnirss nal We,
your the Wy seems - well med your a,u-
s'ns just and think wital that your pamphlet is calcu.
lated To produce much practical nod.
Speaking NJ the meirnc he 1T fully justified YOUR
faering exreciati and n safe convenient ,pu-
lar remedy my own experience far, induces he
heve ha II wii pr we great public benefit am pleased
70 learn .at have recently established several
fr iis d'sp siiion-,houeh regret thar with view u a
re general disseminate m of it, should have found
necessary to remove from present residence among us
With much respect have the hnnor tn lc sir
Your obliged servant,
WI! LIAM WOODBRIDGE.
u From Hon. STEPHEN v. r. TRowrRIpoI of NIicbi-
gan state Seinfe to the Agent at Detroit
BIRMINGHAM, OAKLAND Co, Dec 49, 1871
sir-you wish me tn inform you what know Of Dr.
osgnds India Choig aue, nr ant-bilms medicine d,
believe that if the virtue aud efficacy of this medicine were
generally known, the srvER AND AGuE would disappear in
Michigan.
procured bottle in the spring Of Is.I and have GOOD
reason tn believe that myself and family escaped the ague
last season in consequence of its use.
Perhaps IN no summer since the settlement of this fine
peninsula has the fever aud ague prevalent a. the
last. have rec mmended this medicine IN numerous in
stances. and when the disease had become xed AM, I.d
a md hayN Ennxx IL fol.
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Very Respectfully Yours, l. c. GUM.
TO THE LADIES.

Ladies oi pale cnmpex N and nsuup,ive habits and
such as are debaed 10y th' nhscti ns which females
aie liable IN, restored by the o tile or two 10
bm vig IL is by far the test remriv ever disc vere
ir weakly children. and such have had hum RS being
pleasnt they take IT, II Immediately restores the appetite
strength and cpiT
iects IN the human frame Pers all weakness onl las
sudc befTe taking it, at bee me dust and nll nj
energy under It's influence Ii immediate counteracts the
nervelessess oi the female irame.
CAuTlON-Be careful and that you get the genu-
ine DR. DRAKEs PANACEA-t has the signature of CiEo
SToRRs on the wrapper-and ais, the name "DR CRAKHs
PANAcEA PHILA" bl wn in the glass
Prepared only by SroRRs Co, Druggists No 21 North
Sixth St, Philadelphia
Agent fr Sunbnry-H MASSER.
Sid alsr BY WIN A. MuRRAx& & Co.. Danville ii. SHAEr
Hn, Milton; MARY Mccoy, Northumberland; T. p I.uIz,
D,omshuIg.
April |, 1Sis-Iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

Wealth like the dropping well at Knares'
borough, has the most petrifying properties.
1t hardens the heart, it deadens the affec.
,ion,, it narrows the sympathies, i. chils
the warm current of benevolence, it raises ar.
tifcial and unnecessary barriers between the
necessitous and the affiuent-between the
suffering and The successful, it banishes the
memory of past services, breaks up the bonds
Of brotherhood, converts the living breathing
man into-stoue.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

GOLD HUNTING IN MassAcHrsErIs.-
consequence Of the statement OF convict in
the State Prison at Charles,own, the City
Marshal and Warden went with him to Barn.
stable 10 procure S5o,ooo Of stolen money,
$4,000 OF it belonging to the Wheeling Bank
which was robbed sixteen years ago. In
piece Of woods the search commenced, and a
hole four feet deep dug straight down, then
an excavation four feet to the righ, was made
The convict, who had been digging, got the
Marshal TO take his place. The idea struck
the Marshal iavorably, and he readily assen.
ted 10 the proposition, descended the ladder,
entered head foremost the sideway passage
excava,ed by his disin,eres,ed fellow laborer,
and commenced removing carefully the earth
supposed TO be in the immediate vicinity OF
the treasure. The Warden, bending over to
receive the money as it was TO be handed
up, was suddenly pushed head foremost into
the well BY the convict. He instantly threw
aquantity Of dirt in upon them, much 10 the
detrimen. Of their eye.sigh,, and taking to
his heels, effected his escape-leaving the
two officers to get out as they could, with
their labor only to reward their adventure.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CULED.-Cnnehs, Cotarrh, Brul-
cltis ittig n B nd, Asthma, Dirult pr ,inse Ex-
pect Taiin, lecc Flush Night Sweas Pain in the side
Re have been cured and he with as much certainty as
any other disease A specific has nc beens ught +, but
III valii until the disc very nf Dir Dukes Pnacea 1t is
m'ld and sale hut certain and cfcat its ,peIaii II,
and cam possibly nJure the most delicate nsiitnii II.
we W nd earnestly nmrnd ii afflicted t. give it n
riai-,nd we believe they will have regret
IT, The system is cleansed and srenghec the ulcers IN
the lungs are healed, vid tie patients gradually regain their
usual health md strength Read the following
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
FOR SCROFCLA.

Qr Drakes Panacea is recommended certain remedy
Mt one instance of its failure has surrcd when free
~ used 1t the disease and Mt the time mparts
vgor tn the whole system Scriulu pers never
ray too much attention the state their blood Its pu
rihcaon should be their first aim fr perseverance will
accomplish cure Of EVEN HEREDITARY disease.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
RHUEMATTSM.

Dr. Drakes Paacea used with the greatest in
Rheumatic Complaints especially such chr mic 1t
by driving ut all impurities aud foul huinurs which have
accumulated i'll the system which the oi Rheu
matism Gout. and Swelngs Il the n's Other remedies
metimes give tempury relief this entirely cradc,tcs
the disease IL I'M the sysem when the limbs and
tlreldiuly swollen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19

To lMrRoyE rHE FLAVOR OF CoSrEr,-To
each pound Of wen tasted coffee, add forty or
ffy grains Of Carbonate Of coda. {, greatly
imVssxn the beverage, beside making il
mspo AsAl,hy. 8'al.at fri.HsA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-05-19
TESTIMONY.

fHlLA, Zee Iith, lsl1.
EEAn SIR In reply tn your ques respecting the
disbelever in the existence of PANACEA cure ALL
dlseases weveT valuable il may be in certain citi MS
of the system still have believed that n cure n,sump-
thn would be disc wered later and cuii siy led
me I" try yur medicine in tw, very inveerate cases
They were prii uncei by the attending physicians he
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION and abandoned bv them as IN
DURABLE One o the persons Ind been under the treat
ment OF several very able prncii,i n number of
years, and they said she had III nshi med u,stinptiou
cmblne with Ser lula" an' that she might iinger r sms
time but could not he permanently relieved In b,th
the effect Ci the Pancca has been gratifying Only
inr or five bttles used by of the persons BET re
she began tp impr rapidly The other took alb ,ut ten
inheritance and by extensive obsevai II ns a study and
knowing ais the injurious effects nine cases cut ten
oi tar bnesef, and other vegetable tmcs well
ot the expect ran's and seaves I'll u never have
recommended the Of Drake's Panarcl ii Ind II been
acquainted with the ingredients Suffice it that these
are Zee Nnnenc by our m st puar and scientific physi
clans, md in their present mlncl state rm pr baby
the lest alternative that has been made. The cure is
IN acc prdance with a theory of lsumpti preached in
France few years ne = by NJ her IN st eminent wri-
tiers medicine, and established by facts which adj
mt OF no dispute.
Very Respectfully Yours l. C. GUM
To the language of another "Er Drake's Panacea IN
always saluary in its ofects-never mjuri Il is as
Opateit is mt and Expeciornnt II is intended [, lu
the invalid into fatal security. II is great remetv-a
grand healing and curative compound the great and only
remedy which medical science and skill has vet pr ,uced
fnr the treatment ot this hithert lnered maaly And
M pcrs afflicted with this dread disease, will he lus To
himself and his friends hr d wn T. the grave with ut
testing It's virtues single tile, ST cases viii pr
dnce favorable change III the condition Of any patient
however low"