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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

o. Several persons who started for
California from different parts Of Illinois,
and got as far as Panama, reached this
city yesterday by the different arrivals
from New Orleans, on their return home.
Most of them had expended pretty much
all they were worth, and will reach home
we trust 7viser if not richer men. Hun
dreds and hundreds are humbuggcd, who
will find it out long before they reach
California; st. Louis New Era.
LATE FROM PANAMA.
We are indebted to Mr.. 2. A. Lorimer> Of
this city, for the opportunity of wing the fol-.
loving interesting communication before our
readers:
PANAMA, Feb. 20, 1649.
FRIEND Lorimier-Thc mail closes soon, and
Joseph is busy looking after our baggage--aud
PROMISED to write you occasionally; 50, here
goes IN hurry. We arrived here the even
ing OF the loth in good health, la wing had Il
very pleasant voyage, and not the first acci.
dent-which Is more than many Of our fellow
passengers can say, for many have been sea
SICK, and others thrown 3 or times from their
mules, &c. &c. We have been peculiarly
fortunate thus far. We happened to hit the
dry season, and although when we landed at
Chagrcs there were no passengers there, vet
oelofe we got away, there were, including our
passengers, o0O for California Some of them
paid over 500 to get here first to secure their
passagc from here on. 1t cost Joseph and |
go each from Galena to New York ,--from N,
York TO Chagrcs $3.50 each, and from Chagrcs
here' $50 each; and we have our passaoe on.
gaged from here Oh, in the brig Felix, at SlUO
cach; ana those who paid SO much more than
"e' know not yet how or when thew will Get
away We shall probably sail in about Ten
cays' we have met with persons here direct
rom oan francisco, and they coufirm all our
previous reports. If there were facilities for
getting on from here, this, in the drv season
would DC decidedly the best route; 6ut there
are no facilities even for the number here. and
the number appears to be increasing daily:
and during the wet season, which | am toId
sets in about the first of April, and lasts oirht
months, it is horrible to cross this lsthmus'
would advise my friends to shun this route FIR
the present.; though we, thus far, have cause
to be thankful that we took It. Time viii moi
permit me to enter into details. | can onlv
now say, we arrived in Chagres or Thursday
morning the l5th-took a steamer and ran Is
miles up the Chagres river--then took d canoe
and ran "A miles, to place called Goryona
where they charged US 81 100 pei meal For What
we eat-and thence to this place, 81 miles.
we rode on mules, Jucks, &c. we here hn Va
to pay $50 por day for board, but many are
paying two dollars per day, We have rented
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

a room at 25 cts per day three Of us and in:
tend boarding ourselves, if we do not soon get
off: thus, you see we 60 in for economy. Pa.
mama is an ancient looking ploce, and at pres
ent appears healthy. The weather, mornings
aud evenings, is quite delightful; but during
the middle Of the day the sun is intoIerablc-
iona toes, ETC., in abundance.
Yours, THOS C.. CHILDS.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR.-Wc have received
from Presbury g. Co., Exchange Brokers', St.
Louis. Mo, It copy of the March No. of their
Counterfeit Dctcctor, containing full and
accurate Bank Note List; list of counterfeit
and altered notes in circulation; Notices Of
new counter(eits; prices ST gold A Review Of
the Money Market: st. Louis prices current ,
1t is Il pamphlet of 50 pages, and Is filled with
just such information as every businessman
wants. Published monthly ut one dollar wear
PUBLIC LAND SALES IN THE NOR III.
WEST.
The following notice, which we fad in late
paper, may contain in formation interesting to
some Of our readers:
The President has issued his official nrocla
nation appointing Monday. the fourth Jaw Of
June, for the sale Of public lands at the o(fices
Of Saul St. Marie and Ionia, Michigan; Falls
Of st. ST. Crox and Mineral Point, Wisconsin
and Fairfield, Iowa. There are also to be ga les
at Saul st. Marie, Mineral Point. & DUBUQUE
| on the 18th of June. At the Saul St. Marie,
on the Sd of September, the mineral lands sit.
uated between Lake Superior and the Montr G.
al River, and on Isle Royale, in the mort hern
Fcnlnsula of Michigan, arc to be Sold On the
same day, at the Fails ofSt. Croix, the mine "a
lands OF Wisconsin, located principally on and
adjacent to the Mississippi and st. Croix riv.
crs' VIII be sold. '-lGalcna Gazette.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10
Extract to the Editor, dated

CAtlaCL Lo tue EQltOf, Cated
WASHINGTON, March %, 1919.
Dear Sr:-The Senate adjourned this day ,
sine die. | hasten to communicate this mt e.
ligcnce, as your Senators and Representatives
will soon be with their constituents, to give an
account of their stewardship. No men can do
it better than they, for 10 men have been more
faithful to their trust than the Senators from
Iowa. Your Representatives have also done
their duty manfully. You must look to the
papers for the removals and appointments
Many expect to start 70. your region ere long,
as the signs are brig htened up somewhat since
your State has an bolitionist appointed Assist
ant ?. VI. General. If such spectators in po-
lltlcs and .grunters can obtain Office, we should
like to know who cannot.
The friends of Gen. Shields contemplated
giving him dinner, but the General prudent.
~ declined since the adjournment of the ques-
ton of his eligibility to be Senator has been
decided That is vital question for future
reference, and those who figured as the friends
of Mexico, and the enemy of Gen. Shields and
Of our adopted citizens, will have fearful &C.
count to render in their future life.
Mr.. McGaughey, Of Indiana, was rejected
by the Senate. as Governor of Minnesota, by a
strict party vote. The Wings susta ming Nc.
Gaughcy 10 man, for his fidelity in AID to the
Mexicans during the war. am only surpris
ed at his nomination being made at all, for that
distinguished station.
i. Yours, MUSCATINE
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

Elk PRESIDENT POLK is travelling thro'
the Southern States. lie was at Mobile
on the 2Olh alt. Elk Secretary Walker
who was accompanying him, was delain-
ed at Montgomery by illness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

The GoLD CONE At LAsr.-Tha Steamer
J Icon has oroupht several bars of gold from
"a it'rnia, consigned to Mossr5 Bishop anI
TO-. amounting n value to from $4,000 to
$1,000. They arr brought home 10y Capt.
Baker who went out in ,hc bark rrdine. and
were assa'ed at Valparaiso The proc Gus
metal stssny-ouc and a half curats fine
Cur informant has seen and handled these bar.
an knows that whereo. he speaks 50 the
question is set,Icd--tbe ratmn~ have begun lo
e me round ~ !. Co,u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

Toe great suu,l"t,p al ho"eIlS Com
IoJld Sal>apallila over on ",her PREF
. 'alrn' ! Sar'aI aIlIIa ahu fiiI>, = lAtlt con.
cutralgd form ahN Iulf "l ire extract,
/, Wrn, Lcir2 c'tn'hH'a win "irr1 vegetable
extracts, chder lEetn ne most lunlylns Of al,
I. na1lclneN
I. The pe'ulhr virtues OF Tie Sai>arafi!ia roo'
have fora long une aljfacttd ne attention oi
he medical prcltS ana ne public, and
great interest haS iccu dfccI'd !" ne dev6oI-
ucutS OF lis medical pa Ielue> various SjIuI
FInciufc>, AMI btc"rIGhN nave oe'I prepared
ltom a. all "l ~hlch nave nteh '"llnd 10 con-
am il'ile ~ none ~ the VaInhhIe proper 'eN ui
'he root Medical men are aware how slightly
/. 'hc root yields Us Vi'l"eN ny Wac'i"l"h IL wa
ter, and The m p">>ILI'ly 81 fe'aIilh@ II when
prepared IN H'"""'' hehte me S'tat VaI"e
I. i ne >'d 'A .,"'i "l Wh'cn 'h'Se MS are
Wcpa''d' oHe "'N 81 '"e 'on'Pouu" oi "a,
'-aparua fhl> c'h''l"S '''i "a "e NblN Napah'
IA man INconid'htu !h t"U uoIHeS 81 We syrup
#utIN used.
The 'pnprie'or eNitrmeh'ed l'r severe
wears To Obtain nom ine I"ol >ulid extract
which should possess all as valuable pr"penleS
IN Their most "oHc'hIr"'eI iorm' Nhlth ne
''m'ined M" me '"Ih "i rms ana mas u>tu
. iG"m IN ms Piac,lce WIN ne mot dsiohl>hIhS
success, rud, aj he >n%g',''h oi many hIehdS'
Hc now oilers them TO the puthc al a PIce
when makes them me cheapest medicine IN
'he world, WIN ne Ial aN>u au't thaI 'hry VIII
he found To ne ne 'r>l medicine prepared
The Compound S1raP3'iIIa fIIIN are used
urlhe permanent cure @! Hose diseases wGlrh
trl>r from an impure N'a.e 81 lie bl. od ana
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

\ IL The lecture on Thu sday evc,ing be-
eel b1 The Rev. &. Stelsor, o: Mclfard. NJ s.
slchusrl,ss. lis sub .cct MAS " The Dignity
o' Lahor, TIE lecture vas beautifully and
( |rioqucn,ly written, but might have been dcliv-
cred IN d better ely . ilan II WAS. lie took
IA clr,,tei and true lew II his subject, con-
ieGdlGg hat Human Labor is The greatest m
s'runent Of humIn culture aud p'ogrtss /; that
although th e4rth was cursc1 b, God, yu II
Mas unly tor man 5 sI,e; t'Orns and thlstles
( were caused Ia grow upon il in order that man
ould b. compelled To labor upon il, aud, b.;
the sweat ol his row, clear it e these useless
productions, and nuke 1t yield the nccessale,
Of he lie be :c. ed man 10 be created tor q
higher aest than ways to e the slave Of
his meauar waits; aud honest labor was tie
Only sure foundation OF everlasting p'og css IN
kuonlcdgc, virtue aud happiness.
Antiquity has produced her great ncn, and
the present was lhe pro uct Of all past ages,
for they had labored for rs, and we were reap
Iag the harves. They had b quea,hed us
their labor. an We should perfect " hat they
lad begun. We did not want few great
men 50 much rs mult'tudes of good men 1t
Was the tcnGon f III, Divine Mind that az
should ltho, for the coumun good, a. 4 4.
nan should do III not for the mere - pose
If h.rd no up wealth. but to cnpoi = a com
non humanity, 10 eXal' II I'D above matter,
lrd Ia m ke man wha' H. ought to be, an in
c'rc,ual b"i"g e'uhIc>s being.
The lrrt.r,r manifested 4 streak Of humor.
n,"lsio, 'i Y, which showed that the Pick
rlchian expression Of his face had some rea.
~.
IN nse4ucnce Of the inclemcncy of the
night, rather, the h0rible walking the au-
dlcnce was not lace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08
Fr.n fhe CJmnsrld' Advertiser.
LETTER FkoN Panama.
PANAMA, January :, !

PANAMA, January !, ie4e.
We arrived at Chagros on Tuesday the 2d
inst .4fer most ia..gune trip up the ha2Fr'
I!ycr. ~ small boats 10 Cruces, ram pouring
q an I'll the time Some have arrived
here. others are sill arriving, bn, in dcPlora
bic ,ondition.
Yesterday afternoon, l. and myself
attempted Ia come over 10 this place, bui a.
ter having proceeded part Of the WY, and It
beng dark, we put up for The night al hut.
the morning = returned to Cruces
To procure mules. if possible and expect
that he and our whole party will b. here after
tomorrow.
Although we are in good hca tn, the bones
of nauy viii be ad on the lsthmus. In com-
ing over to-day | saw an awful sight about
sixteen miles om this. The United States
troops which landed tron the Falcon los,
40 men Cruces y sierday morning, by
cholera. The Other seven or eight stated tor
Fan ma. ! overlook them io- ay lGst : tn.
negroes W re returning from hury.ug one of
TIE eight. They had anoth.r sluug in sheets.
and were trying to bring him here. As |
passed lhsn lie also VAS in the agoncs Of
d.ath.
All want is TO get tie bo's here /, hut the
travelling is awfdl the rain has been pouring
down ever since We landed. ] never ,nioyed
better health, although have tot had Al
article oi day clothing since We landed. The
steamer is not here but a company cf Passcn-
gers have purchase a schooner, and will soon
proceed to their destination. We have TO pay
three or four times more than was ever known.
u have our h ncs brought from Chagres to
his place. We shall, however soon get away,
Il Ne meet with vessel Of only twenty tons
Flour Is $40 per barrel Every thing is equally
high, Some have already expended almos,
all they brought with them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

o. There ar" only two mora ler,ur,s Of
the Course before the Ass "lalIon e Nechar-
les and Manufirrp're. The next will be- de-
liycted hy lLn ;. II lines, Esq Of b slon,
~hI ], ! Young man of hne talents. and Is
81 u be an ob e lecturer The concluding
one vii be b, The Key. Mr Huurupton. ,ho
d. i've cd the Intodu'lorv orthe Cuuto, las,
win'cr, on Etgirrsc, which vii he r.col'ec-
It'd by those VINO heard II, or re5d our full
Z port If u. a. being one OF le best ever de-
hyorel Ia Ncvpot. Ia both Of these lectures
oar citizens may anticipate somtthirg b1l lart
and interesting an we trust th I ihe House
" III be filled. d, these l.st inicicctua! fcasis Of
the season.
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idininistra'Cr'A ! 8 20

9sY authority granted by the Court oi
y ~ Probate "f the Town "t New Snprchlm,
,h, undersigned viii sell, on Saturday, the
2I'h ia, "i February next, n - o'clock, \
NJ, on the premises, ~ pubic auct "n, ~ s1'd
New Shurcha,n, all or =, n.ucn 81 the real 80.
ta'e of which William T. Sapds, late Of said
New Sharcha,o, died seized all po,sr>scI,
~ VIII bee sufficient Ia makcnp the def" rno =
{ ms personal estate tortI'r payment of debts.
with incidental! char -cs, hrg.nnnga' the South
Fast New s;horeham. land 50 called
SIMON Il SANDS,
Janl- iw Administering.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

G@>EtNL Ctss.-Thc Mch'Eon papers st,tc
NAT General Cass Ictt ior Washington " th q
ten minutes aller his elect on to the Sen,tc on
the Goth instant Hl iro ably desired to c~-
cage thc' noise AMI c1n.u.ol" which that
eveat occas o7eJ amo1g the I emocracy Sew
. teen Democratic member, o. tie Leg stature
issued an ad res, Of three rolumus in laugh.
u oppos ton Ia General Crss
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Female Complaints, Family Use.

For all Female Co,2pantS, these Bitter
will be found the most rnre delicate, pcuc
ia Ing and effective modr IN" ever USED. The
gpnetal directions. i'r vgIiuUs diseases, wtlch
we have alrcad, given, are properly applicable
to females, with lh,s exception, that ladies ol
de Icale Constitution should modify them
slightly, Unnecessary. h. 81 sGil.ting from an
obstruction or irrcg ,jlrI, should use them
freely, until na,u,e = fc torcd to hci proper
action.
Their warming, aninalng, and strengthen
| mgq1allle> viii he Highly ~ pr"clarod hey
! licclually remove naU>ra heartburn, nervous
Iirralron hrad-ache swelling ol the feet and
| limbs, &c, and impar u light, vigorous and
/ healthy jreliug 40 the whole sls en-.
/ 70 l., ',p. all red % Dyspepsia, tndigcS.
ton Debility feeble ciicula ION of the bloc !,
\ mall EsuptOnS un he face. yellow or dlngy
I comprXIun, these lljc,S are Of ine>llmablc
value. u has been truly observed rhai beau y
nf complexion i. ',ihlc health and this can
only be obtained b, o,epng ihe blood. end H.
rcrnal functions, ~ . >ouud aud lea'lhy condI.
iion Beauty cannot exist inderendch; OF
n hpalih
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-02-08

lPhMArIC READINGS. Mis-. Fanny kcm-
be rut.cr rommcucei her dramatic readings
m Boston, al tie Masonic Tempt, which WAS
file 10 re sle 'on.a4d was received with The
most turul nous applause. Sic commencei
her readings Of the Tempest manicsty under
,real agitation. lut wi'h unsurpassed genus
and tl.'c. THe au!i'rcc was delighted.
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NOTICE.

'y'ilE spb,crilor having n,uvcd he SOAP ard
i Candle e,tah0i.huerI from lhp stone luiId-
M ~ Bicat .tr,i. 10 tie ltI'tug ,r siCi-
man Street, l,fuuly IiroH ptDIt house,
nu,d ird Used i,r o .l,if lIue ~, . soap
house. rs Sau.,ld I1I wl're lc has ~
hahd iifd and sUr sap, mould ard dipped
Csude. of equal IuniIN Ia any ua,e u the
state ~ elsewhere. 81 SioIrLcttcrs !utri,h.
Cd 81 the lowest prices aud lent 10 lhcu ~ 9 Of
.ypense. SlIN5 WARD.
StEIot D,r i7.lsis aNu q.
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r. Y. KINSI.EY.
SGE'ai e..

4 H. ExccLtprs Administrators, and Guar
n dams appointed bv this Court who have : OF
elticd accounts wiih'n one year are notified to
,ppcar al tour Of Probate IT Newport, To he.
h iden a the Town Hall on the first Monday in
February next, at 9 o'cluck \. VI and sho,v
eau = why they have not rendered their accounts
within said time
janl-, 1919. B i HOWLAND Prob Crk
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Cough Medicines.

Iayne's Expcciorant Ayers Cherry Pectoral
y WIstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Vegetable Pulmonary Ral~am,
Indian Ba sam Of Liverwort
Buchan's Hungarian Basam,
Doct Taylor Balsam oi Llverwort,
Cheeseman's Arabian B'lsam.
Wadsworih's Vegetable Group Syrup
Jackson's, Sherman's aud Wis,ars Cough
Lpzcnges.
Pcasc's Adams and Jerviss Cough Candy
French Gum Arabic Drops Julube and Llq
uo,lcc Paste Ac Nc
Among the aho,c may be found some of
the best Cough Medicines in use
at II HAZARD,
Janis scar the Court House.
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CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, ,BRONCHI rIS.
COUGHS & COLDS CURED.
CUERR y PECIOPiL, The REMEDY
TU NEI' 4 TER rams.

NNAT my not science accc mplsh when
w such evidences as these are shown! Truly
those are guilty of culpablc neglect who 80 mo-
avail themselves of what Is now within the reach
of all for removing the Chs and Colds tha,
are 90 liable to become dangerous and fatal dis
ease.
NoswrcH, Conn, April l2th, 1877.
JAMES G. AVER, Esq.
Dear cir:-Agr,rahlv to the request of your
agent, We will chcrriuy state Ia yon what We
have known ofthe ,ncis of your Ch,rry Pee
ioral here and they have been asionish hing indeed
Ms Betsy Wheeler had been aiilIc:,d with ~
we're cough and was reduced vcIy low 50 low
that little hope could he cn,,rlained of her rccov.
cry. Cherry Pcc,oral, and III Llpne has curc''
her. George Wilkinson, Esq, had h"cn to our
knowledge, much affected with thma foi eleven
years and grew yearly worse and worse until the
Cherry Pcctoral has now removed the iscasc a nj
he is as free from any of its symptoms as are.
Th' Rev. Mark Daniels had been so severely al
tackled with Rron"h'is as To disable him for hi
pubic duties and nothing had given relief until
| Mr. Corningl ear led him n hotl. of your Pee.
4 q which cured n at once and h. now oic.
i o. a. in hi place These ar three o
the manv which wu have known IL sue.
ccssful but never To- fat.
We have great pleasure in certifying thcs'
facts, and are yours vrv ruly,
Rev DAVID CORNING
Hon J. CASTLES. NJ Sen. of Preston
For sale at II. r. HAZARDS, and Il. J. TAY
LOR'S, Newport. too, 2m taw.
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St5O cents ncY BOTTLE.

NDNH - Of III" - aniSh ''- pa'i IA
" rom, oe> and Wild Ch.rry lE.. hr &c.
tIe uos I"WcrlIi, pulil. an Nir'nG a".
ing productions in Nature.
rne exract here presented i, "parcy G"l
he dIre 'iunS given by Tie ce..bral,i ID,
Nai en- whose name / hear, and will b, foun'
,upcu 20 any preparation ,l thc1red # g
rsr T. mghlY couce rralcG -eua;cc DIR d
able ani havoicd to The taste. IA hc ounG
IA slpariIla, Tomato, and WIFI drow II
Bite :, nav" nuu hecnm" ndlilrelv vegc-
universally approved by Physicians as a SAT,
~np ppfual tImPtN tpr
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Farm to Let.

T'IlE Farm now occupied y Joseph Batcman,
i containing about l. acres e cx client land
" lth a privilege Of S,a weed end thc ri tht ut
sci Ing stones and gravel Il large agd connn.
'iinus dwelling house, wLI.h WI accommodate
10 bnPr riders q small h use for lie tcnait with
-ui,ahlc AZ P,ro,us for c',kin.; tvo are, barn.
and crib, wnh all Other cpt buildings For terms
apply 10 THOMAS J. PECkHAM.
Ian - tr
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J,undice, Indigestion, dyspepsia, Bilious
Disorders, fumor ~ the Throat swelling of
ne Limbs, Salt khrum, Bad iumors. Ca"
cerouS Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Head ache
Nervous lrr a TO- Lp>> f Appetite, Liver
Complaint. to>ivc, cS " ak and sore : on
ach UherS and :, re-. ain in the Bone
Rheuma,ic A "r'',r '.rv ipelas Erupti nS O,
the face krg's Evil lanauor, Debility TN
illness, Saiio" Complexion, Loss OF S,r'ng'I
and Flesh all those disorders wIIch az,
from the at u~r Cf Mercury or from an imp r.,
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II troy, JhiN SHi i07..
\ Or J. :. Wood Il have been troubled viii
the dyspepsia iur six years, IN lis wOi>l Ioiin'
accOupauIed with eXttme rCSiiyeneSS, my ap
'reihr very poor, and what did eat was una
bic to retain but Il small porllon "n my stomach
have used about two and hail hoiles oi
your SaIsapaiilla EiiNir, which head highly
recommended and II has effected an emlf'
cure. owe The cure entirely 10 the use OF youI
saIsalaulla llAlf. ..
MARTIN EATON.
\ Woods SdrsapariHa /HHr.
II J :. " und, II. ID. Ut ,h> Guy, OILERS 10 ID
puhlc an article OF SarSal arllla Of which We Ia
vIe he attention Oi our readers. u IS hecom
ing much nnlcd from many reliable sources -
Ne believe il 10 be carefully prepared from
aiiccs purely vegetable and hy SkilIfnl ply
Sician. Ills Slahdng IN sociely We presume
Will insure pubic Confidence.
Albany Freeholder April :, 1913
II We invite The attention Of our readers To lh'
1 d,eitlselnenl inother column ol to day ia
per of J. ). " ood NJ. ID. OF this cliy liz
Sarsaparilla Eli>ir is becoming very p"pn'a'
among our medical friends and particuIa ~
among he ailll ted. This preparation Eve ar,
a>>u,ed) i, purely vegetable, and carefully pre-
pared by a SkIlrul physician whose SANDING u
Socei j. suiiicienl Ia insure public cunhdenfe
Frum what we have sven and heard from rcllai
bic sources aud ih" high Iccu,nih. hdh'i.ns o
persons of standing, pi.sic'ans, cl'rg'mei
Sc. We think we hazard nothing ~ pr"h"um
mig Il tn. best aud most concentrated pr
raial,on oi SarsaparI'ia before the pub ic
From the ~ Y k"iotnrr. Ma, lsf, lciS.
Or J : Wond's -arsaUnrilia ELIXIR, were
gard ~ the very best afiicie ui H." kIrd r,el
offered To the American people. " - mucI
stronger aud far superl"r, even To Dr. I"wt
send wh,rh has acquired 80 much n"'orIeit,'
| Having usr for the article. we called ahd pro-
cured boule r few days since. s",e.a
member. of our lamll> were quite nnwrll
one ui " hun had the Fever and Asue,and
we are happ, To say that by the Use OF on,
on. boitl. IEnso afflicted have neal, or quite
been restored To health. We ihnk W. ha-
zard nothing in sa,iue, that th" 'Eilsn VIII
benz fit every disease mcniloned in the ad'et-
lsomrnt.
~ b. None genuine. unless beariog the
written signature ot ] :. Wood on the nuislde
wrapper. and The name >tanled on lheho,iic
" i'll you. Ladies aud lI,m"h, who Sha
use this Medicine. NI eak OF II a. Il drscl YES, to
Iyour friends ? We ask Oi YOU ncthlng hut a
lair and deserving recommendation.
Sold whDl.>,la aud retail by Wood Lyon
Co., 33 Souh Pearl >lee', Albany, y Y; and
by DRUGGISTS generally throughout the United
States and Canada
Sod wholesale aud retail by Charles Dyer,
Jr, Druggist aud rohecary e2 aud "a W est
miriSler sis. Pro,iderc ce. Il.
u T. Il e HAZARD, Agent tor New.
port, NJ" 81 Thames >iteet.
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