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placed in the post Office Just before the mail for the North
closed The letter can be relied on Our correspondent
has resided time in Mazaian, and his means OF &C
qurng late and important intelligence is second TO none
on the west coast OF Mexico.
Especial despatch to New York Heraldl
MAzArLAN, Dec. 20, 1S4s
BENNETT. eso-SrR: The last dates from Cali
}oma arrived here by the schooner Buro, equally
faiterng in relation TO the gold region The washings
had ceased, owing to the cold weather. and the icote
eion covered foot deep W,th snow Some parties
had built log cabins, and intended to pass the winter
the spot go
The richness of the placer. well as the extent far
surpasses any account yet published OF gold beng
found nearly hundred mules south OF the original DIS
eovery 1t is supposed that about $4OO0OO0 will have
too large but judging from the number OF persons work
ngsay five thousandand their average gains per day.
il will pass ~, 600 900.
Immense numbers from this coast are leaving and pre-
pairing to leave; would go were there any convey
Those most anxious and inpatient pass over to
Lower California, and thence proceed by land THIS port
Several expeditions have been fitted out both here and
al San Bias, with money and provis0ns and ms conn
Try goods very much IN demand here-more SO han
goods--a singular prejudice.
Mr. PaTo United States consul and navy agent, ar
rived overland the 18th instant 1t is said that he IS
bearer of important dispatches TO the OF Cali
forna in relation the gold region The dispatches are
still here-ihere being, out OF many, not one OF our
ships OF war on this coast. The United States ship
Mr. Parrott was on the road with dispatches, he
went down from this to meet Mr. 7. at San Bias.
She remained there however, only I'LL the LIST December
when she weighed anchor and sailed for the Sand
witch islands. in conformity, the commander states,
with instructions from Commodore Jones, but ostensbly
for the purpose of avoiding returning to the northwest
coast this Such neglect OF public duty on the
part of officer of the public service, deserves
conditional discharge from the service The dispatches
are lying at Mazatlan, waiting the arrival of
ofwar take them California, where, at the last
counts, Commodore Jones lying in the Ohio, his
crew deserving by dozens, and he offering repards Of
forty thousand dollars for their apprehension"
The Southampton St. Mary's is daily expected here
perhaps both will the times One of these
vessels will take the dispatches California there being
perempory order to that effect from the Secretary OF
the Navy.
The steamers are expected to commence their trips
during the next month or beginning of February. How
this take place. it is impossible to say There
depostes of coal either at this San Bias Acapulco,
and but vessel expected with ii for the whoe.of the
coast. A. Is. L.
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/ ltCTAONA6Y OF the German and Enxi,sh Lane
- gnages by Professor Adler OF the New Universe
", h'icauns me accumulation OF every German word
containing several hundred German synony vines together
win and alphabetical list OF the irregular
verbs ana Dictionary of German abbre iatons-com.
piled from the works of Hpert Fluge Cireb Hyse and
others-one vol. octave, OF 1870 closely printed pages
Iace In ful leather binding, five dollars Just published
USi9,) and for sale by FRANCI n WI op ~
Feb / a
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CHARLES NJ CLAYTON 1T gives us sincere pain to an
nounce that Charles NJ Clay tom son OF John Clayton
of Delaware died at the Havana the 9TH inst, of
pulmonary consumption. rom an early age the de-
ceased exhibited superior talents and while boy
SENT al his earnest request 10 pursue his studies
in Paris While there he devoted himself zeaously
this object that his health became seriously impaired,
and for the double rpose of relaxation and improvement
he travelled through France and Switzerland Italy and
the two Settles; visited Greece and Turkey; then
cenJed the Danube from the Black Sea; crossed the
continents pausns he vert at all places of note in
Austria, the German Empire, and the Netherlands; and
afterwards proceeded TO England whence he sailed to
his native land AT the time ne began this journey. he
scarcely seventeen, and suffering from physical de-
by yet such his self reliant character that he per
formed large part of it without companion and on foot
and the notes and observations he made by the way show
how keeny he felt and how clearly he could convey, the
emotions inspired by of natural beauty, and height
ened by historic and poetic associations. On his return
TO Delaware, he commenced the study of law but his
eye sight having failed him. and symptoms of the fatal
he compelled to abandon all sedcntary application
From that time, with brief intervals of apparent relief
he has continued 10 grow worse, until voyage TO a
milder climate became indispensable, and within few
days alter the close OF that voyage, he died
Had Charles NJ Clayton lived and enjoyed good health,
he would undoubtedly have risen 10 station His
mind naturally of high order had been cultivated by
education, and disciplined by habits of thought, al
his years and his views just and well consider
ed that those who enjoyed intimate intercourse with him
deeply impressed with his premature wisdom.
To thi, unusual solidity of intellect he united great
quckncss oil penetration, and bold determined, chiva
rc spirit so that the elements OF success in public affairs
or in any pursuit to which he might have applied him
self, only needed the opportunity for development But
not be offered and while lament the early loss of our
young friend, Of whose admirable qualities had ample
knowledge and experience, we have The consolation 10
know that he leaves to his honorei parent the grateful
memory OF well-spent youth, and dawning manhood
free from any cloud except that which disease threw over
N.--Pha North lfmerican
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WHAT Saw In CslifornIa-by Bryant -J,st re-
| w ceived by TAYLOR N-MAURY 70
= Jan ~ New Bookstore near 9th street.
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CTORMING OF Chepuitspsc.--A large and -h,,,,cI
~ coored engraving, from painting by Walker in the
possession OF Capt Roberts, United STATES Amy To 10
seen and for sale TAYLOR " MAIJRY,a 'e
Feb New b )okstore, near 9tj, 81 cot
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CELLINa Or at Cost FOR Cash.
~ pieces huckaback diapers, at 10 cents per yard
10 " fine white linen, a: IS cents per yard
l2A cent calicoes now selling for and cents
Good heavy cassinets at 81 cents
SIS long shawIs selling for $3
30 cent black AIp,cts selling for 81 cents
10 cent calico for "A fp
pieces wide black fringe nj 37i and 40 cents
Shawls OF all qualities at almost any price
Clos and cheaper than they offered
in this city, with all kinds of goods usually kept by US.
which sell, and the the better All w ask
is a call. w. NJ. SINISTER IL co.
Jan 30-6tif Corner Penn. and 7th
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nON's Gardeners Dictionary. n four large quarto
H. volumes, London, 1881 with many hundred eng
ings Published at guneas for sale Ia single copy only
mt II dollars.
I. TAYLOR.
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WISCONSIN,.

| WISCONSIN.
4483 From Southport at 6 Thursday
By Pleasant Prairie and franklin
To Antioch, (lllinois,) by IL M, IL miles
And back between p m and p M
44S4. From Southport at 8 m Friday
BY Pleasant Prairie and Walkers Prairie
To Richmond, by m, 80 miles
And back between s am and p m Saturday.
Ass From Port Washington at m Thursday
| BY Salisbury's Mills ard Horizon
To Beaver Dam, by IL m next day, 81 miles
| And back between y m Friday and 6 m Sat-
urday.
44s6. From Geneva a, a m Wednesday
BY East Troy, E,gevlle, and Watcrvile
To Summit, by p m, AZ miles
And back between a m and p m Thursday.
44s7. From Waupun at 4 a m Saturday
BY CerescO
To hartford by l2 m, % miles
And back between p m and m.
4iSS. From Darien at a a m Friday
BY Reeds Corners, Richmond, and Utter's Corn
To Whitewater by II M % miles
And back, between p m AMI SPIN.
| 44s9 From Milwaukee at m Wednesday
By Troy, Elkhorn Delaware, Dnicn, Aliens
Grove and Clinton
To Beloit by IN next day, 80 miles
And back between 6 m Friday and m Satur-
day
1890 From Fond du Lac at G. m Monday
BY Humesvllc
To Plovcr Portage, by 6 p m Wednesday, 90 miles
And back between m Thursday add 6 p Sat
urday.
4i9l From Potosi at 8 a m Saturday
To Beeown, by II m, IA miles
And back between m and pm.
4492 From Summit at a m Wednesday
BY Osonomewoe, Neosho and M iysville
To Fond du Lac, by mex, day. 81 miles
And back between u m Friday and p m Saur-
day.
4i93. From GAINESVILLE at 6 a m Friday
By Stones Bridge Fulton, and Dunkrk
To Madison, by s |, m, 40 miles
And ba * between 6 m and m Saturday.
44oi. From Fort Washington at a m Thursday
To Fond du Lac by Ii a m ext day, AZ miles
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DILL PAPER ruled with red lines
- Cheap letter paper and foolscap
Blank books and pass books of every size
Wrapping papers and Irvine.
TAYLOR ~ MAURY,
Jan Is New Sta ton,rv Store near OH street
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New routes Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
lows, aud Missouri.
Extract from the act of Congress Of Sd March, I645,
fion

Extract from the Of Congress Of Sd March, l645, sec
tion lS.
Z" find be further enacted That it shall be the duty OF
the Postmaster General in all future lettings of contracts
for the transportation of the mall TO let the same every
,ase the lowest bidder rendering suen guarantees for
faithful performance without other reference the mode
such than may he necessary provide fol-
The due celebrity certainty and security of such Transports
lion nor shall any ne hereafter be required 10
purchase out or take a valuation the stock vehicles OF
anv previous contractor for the same route
rs Bidders will be careful TO read the forms and IN
strucons appended to this advertisement They are re
auested to stale in their proposals. the mode by which they
intend to convey the mail Where the size and weight OF
the mails or speed called for IN the schedules shall re-
ouire il the contracts will be made for coach steamboat
railroad the may bel and consequently
such routes will be let bids proposing such mode OF con
veyance In all other cases, the routes will be assigned
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Jan. 25-lawtMar. 30
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And back between 2 p m Friday and 6 m
Saturday
1863 From Peru at a m Thursday
BY Troy Grove
To EarleviFe, by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between 6 IN anl p m next day.
4364 From Mount Carroll at a Saturday
BY Pleasant Valley
To Howardsvilc, by IL m, 90 miles
And back between p m and p M
1865 From Cass at l m Thursday
BY Flag Creek and Lyons
To Chicago by 9 a m, 25 miles
And back between a m and IL m.
1866 From Dorr at m Thursday
BY Erin and Highland Prairie
To Geneva, Owls, by p m, % miles
And back between a m and 4 m next day.
1867. From Dorr at 8 m Thursday
By Hope, Boon's Mills, and Hebron
To Richmond, by IL M, Ii miles
And back between 9 m and M
1868. From Hickory Hill at Friday
To McLanesboro, by 6 p m, 80 miles
And back between and p m next day
4369. From Littcfor Mt 6 a m Thursday
By Gige's Lake, GAINESVILLE, Forkviis, Lamar,
and Merona
To Crystal Lake, by 6 m, IS miles
And hack between a m AMI 6 P next day
1870. From Mount Sterling at m Saturday
BY Garvish Mill
To Grggsville, by IL M 20 miles
And back between p m and p m same day.
1911. From Sycamore at 6 m Thursday
BY South Grove, Hicks Mills, Underwood,
White Rock, Dsysville, Oregon, Mount Morris,
Chambers Grove, and Mr.. CAROLS
To Savannah, by 10 m next Saturday, "a miles
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nRoposALs for carrying the malls of the

United States from The st day Of July, 1913, 70 the
3Gth of June 1850 inclusive, in Michigan Indiana, Wis
consn Iowa and Missouri will be received at The contract
Office of the Post Office Department. in The city of Wash
pgton until M The 4th of April lSi9 60 be decidedly
the Oath day of April, ls49 on the routes and IN the
manner and time herein specified, VIZ:
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MeTnY,N T0NIG-

oI9he and HeaEtb FoEE0B It's Use.
'0NlSS St0nfkd from TOMAS tension tone medicinal
agents thaestore tbs sound and healthy elasticity the
ien IN and vlgOI Of the body when il weakened and re-
a1ed and when there deficiency of tone or vital power
nom the influence OF diIease.
Ihz 7 q @ the nervous the oapillarv and
the muscular system II acts upon the heart thToaRh is
mpathY with the atemaoh, and also BY the Absorption Of
the aetye principles employed that they be directly
apped q the moving CENTRE and % the Of the blood
vessels Indeed Of all the preparations e0nved BY the aF.
nee o. man this Is among these which axefts the most
g2Tem I0ely etie9t r neIeasel the digestive power
o. me stomach stimulates the ntastines and being dissolved
~ the gastric and intestinal juices taken M By heabsoTp
ens enters the blood and stimulates the whole system The
oqunienHhqe once pale and faded beautiful Od
aspect and the whole powers Of the system called into
healthy cotton 1t augmenta the Of the secrenF sys-
tenn and BY the moderate but permanent impression il makes
on me nerves increases the general vgor Of al the functions
~ oqkEs lwlthogt plrgng) ghers there Is pale yel
t90 si, attended Dlth slgetRgs, s4HdsGrcd, DF0BsV
gataalee Diseases Qf TEE Heart DISTRACTED eHsrlia
ton, Chtor1sis and may be used with entire success in a
eak ta9ft, gestieH Reia1atfOR BpsteriG ScrQfla
CAr0Alc Cdt0rrh, GtOred Hvg0ctgRdFiasfs Green Sick
ness Paralysis, Ricketts,, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
~ TONES must not be used where there Il Fever OF
Inflammation Price an 00
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l "a heH opeTatOnss by any other preparation noun.
L 5OI Isnlaf purposes, now before the public
ife peeies are combinations Of approved medicine
shs tae excellent qualities of each medicine into one
49, Nhole 50 a. 20 produce most efficient eOmpOunds
We aeveryet been known to fail tits impossible 10
b Il OF onewlse host of facts might be advanced to
VM rs plOad and deep foundation upon which the ohsT
4el OF hese Specifics rests for support LOngstandng
y! O0hgTTfd9 tftset Structures, Pains in fhs JOiIS
gog5toIs o. tde hidRegs, GTdgeL, Burning IN ne i'm
= etc. etc. have yielded to the command Of ese
hthoDe SnudOtes and instances Of SYPHILIS az me n
DESCRIPTION have fled before tham0st aonshne
Inc preparation is without doubt the most eeotuaI ram
w ever discovered and has cured many obstinate dseas
amer every other medicine had failed In its 1soo5 49,
u IS nearly tasteless and effects perblansnt 49, i ~
Bas " Eoe % Sa1 days without restriction h die ~
p0suIe or business. Besides this important adgsrfe a.
never leaves me paEttuBeot to that Troublesome
nal odsus 50 9ien after the Of other medone m
plSisine1 qhq II taken in the first stage of fbe sss
VII eLe75 the dlScharge and remove all uppeasst &C.,
aieW .ys IN lOngprotTacted or chronic sfsosr ~ ~
49, IN oDsunate Nfleets Female COmDaints sNab ~
co o s' without doubt the mot eieeual rems5v
we DO H9t offer these Specifics a. PAr.oE. y,
w bgt Tor the eb0ve-na ass ~ 80 Iuie
lzed by DIS Leroy and PeletieT of ps " are author
"ISE&raA{g cure, under forfeit or 5000 ~ 'enoi''I
we WOulu mere remark that these Ni~f5ro, -. - L,
i6Sy b pnDl!e OF NeWOreans for the lasf MIN ,,sS, M
So - } n151EIs5saiy proved efioaei0us - ~
~ CydO1IOJV.-Beoare N \ 50es r,,. go. ..,.
SSs y SI gro injurious article ReeQlieSf ~ o1it
ms ~ S,tea SteteS IS A. DONNAUD No IL n, on
ssi51 Al ~ Is oetteesR Canal and Cg5g5F0n
80 a fiIssalse on Strotufea can be had sratis
- ~ ensua consultations FREE Of aharRs al
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BE " FRUITFuB AID MuEWIPEY
~ CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This Is the only actual rene
dyevs discovered for lmPoenoy. General Debility Noe
get habls and many Of the nOiH recently recommended
Tor the same complaints worthless limitations which ii
anEvaed exoeeuce, fame and popularity have brought
INTO the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
ne JUNO CORDIAL and have rot given tbsiI 1aSefiSn
single instance that has been authenticated 70 any com
relieved By the Juno Cordial are ssne1siy such a 10 eaye
the pubhcaon Of certificates Of cures Of the question:
testimony TO show that the great reputation that it enjoys
was not accidentally obtained but fy based il
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
to be found the happy Of healthy offspring who
wOud not have been 50 but for this extraornsy plspas
n Teeommended9 Objection has been naturally made to
he prce OF the Juno Cordial became the trash thar has
been thrown in the market opposition to il il sold cheaper
but the fact h the Cordial cannot be afforded for less and
compose are among the Sosfest Things IN nature sfssi
The Othen made Of cheap drugs worth but little in
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure Of
ne mssdie mentensd above and also % those which fol
md General PEOsation, ltablity and all Nervous Alice.
ions Indigestion Sluggishness Of the Liver elect Leu
5Onhaa Whites and Fiuo Aibos and every dsease in
way connected with the disorder Of the Provocative
eef and If used directed almost certain to produce
positive and permanent Persons about to marry, il
mould take this CORDIAL, as i vii Rfaby restore estoTs
health and vgor in brief period, and where want of of
6enehcSl results may be anticipated with confidence. 1t
ne pTeesdehoe IN Italy and will in al other countries where
It also possesses Tie lied qualities Of
Consumption, and Administered with 70
oaenta who have sought delightful climate for the fesO
ration Of their health and the result is that medicine hst
6een added to the catalogue for the Of R0psnt con
sum ptiOn.
pointed Messn JUDsON co, of the city OF New Yoff
ne United States Of America my sole agents for ts sae
ANTONIO LARZETTI, M. d.
soid oNET N New Orleans at 50 PoYDRAs STREET,
N Mobile, BY r. joseph Tucker fy8 Iyo
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NO. So CUSTOINHOUSE STREET, NJ o. -
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REoUIBED
UNTIL CURR Is EFFECTRD.-Piyats Diseases cured IN
few days By regular physician without mercury other
eoSoHouS medicines, at No. 30 CUsTONHOUsE STREET,
New Orleans louisiana
Dr.. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of the f0mE Of certain Disease, to his general RdveF
lsment in smother column. The treatment adopted By
aim B that which has the approval Of the most dngu ished
Surgeons of Para London and New York and it, uniVer
a has proved beyond doubt that permanent
tor the WOt Of constitutional syphilis, gOnoHh0A,
rotue, enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands, diseases in
ducsd BY certain solitary Practice ETC. etc., can now beoh
snad 70 moral certainty, II application be made 20 those
whose intelligence. ak and experience can be relied on
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city, all the many caaea
that have come under his care have been cured without
angle exception. Some Of these Of Yea standing,
One remarkable Of structure 30 mold, has been cured
% the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whoss
probability known TO the citizens Of New OneanE) is at
hand. and (by his parnEonl be referred 70. Dr. MI
treatment Of structure u not known South Of New York
dis Treatment OF gOnOhDa and geet the mOtt perfect
discovered IL is The shortest safest and The
patient takes oopaivB, cubebg, tnrpenns other
doses but obtained in tw0dayn without
pain, incoHvenience change OF diet. Nc pay unleEl
cure Is effected within the time named.
lhPOTRNOY.-~H OnnE men or Othan who, By sexual
cess or rslfpOutOn, may have brought themselves any
Of the painful consequences resulting from Unrestricted
Indulgence OF the passions, guoh premature impo-
constitutions arrangement consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence; he often them perfect cure The
sloteIl secresY observed.
DR.. Mullen can be- consulted daily at bis Office No 81
Cnst0mhOuse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. ID.
~ Remember No. 90 Cugtomh0use 81 jyl5d
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MARTIN II. DEVEREUN

MAFuFACfpREk OF ALL ARTICLES in THE
Copper, nssheet-ArOn q Crate Business
CRATES Of Brass, Rnssia OF Berlin Iron, Of any A
~ pattern q axe 70 suit the Fire place q ManteL
~ hlh and CURTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR -
elFHhE IN general Kitchen RANGES, for ~
hoal tina houses OF Hotels COOKING STOVES 70 suit
~, n D. Plain and kIonzed PYRAMID STOVES. to
sun U1nIcAes, Halls or Public Rooms Small do, for Off
geo o. Counting rooms. Ship and Steamboat CA BOOSES
Ion 70. ! g >, ipr coal On wood STOVE.PIPE Of all
dies, etc on hand or 70 order.
n, B.-Bulden and Others in Of Crates Tin Con.
PET tlpe1 o. Guttsu, w lind 10 the advantage TO cali
and examine the same.
~ All HEPAlR promptly attended TO at
V4u No. % 1'ehOupitnulas At, Ns@ Oreans
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Tor the euTe of GOnoHhHa
elect, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
UntlTing research, tFave
and labor, combined TO thu
advantages afforded BY az
Intensive and diversified
practice, have enabled thf
above named celebrated
physicians TO make various
nighly important discover.
lee in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tiOnst to the human femilv
DOetOTs Leroy and Peletiel
tearlessIy hazard the asseY.
4On that they are not onlv
oOt surpassed, but n1e.
qualed, either for Their
curative properties OF foI
mlldness, safety and Ger.
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McV0Y'S FBXIR.

The Best Medicine If the neteenth Centurv made from
Roots If PtaHts grOgiaR che Gulf al sMeEice.
This Is truly valuable nsmedy, and everybody shsuld
haveit In Diseases of Children. and preventive of din
ease IN its acute FORM who tell is worth II has been
used with pesminent snccesa in Diseases 81 The Cesh such
Blood fght SDeats often attended with Chls and Heat
ram N the BrsGst and Side, CONSUMPTION as forming
stage .5stfma, Group. iEjiUeaza. Also Liner Com.
ptdln C0stfgcness, Scrfia Wasting If ths Flesh If
{eofgHs o. the Spleen Stomach and B0soeis We have
heard 81 no case 81 Ck0LerG occurring where this feme
ay mas been used Where It has been used for ndsposon
IN ohiden they have been invariably free om Worms and
superior to every other medicine and be usad under al
circumstance It's depnatiye qualities places Il far above
al the sasapanas, In Scarlet FsBor il is uhquesioRRby
gleat remedy.
z ~ FoI further Information see Pamphlets and BHh--
THE EoLECTIo SYRUP.
For the Of Ffu0F .6lbas E1cessUs Uterine Dis.
earges and ChrORie Disease Of the SpieeR Of unsnT-
passed eKceence, positive n IN utay results, and worthy
OF universal patronage. Pucei4l so
TIE RHEUMATIC ANTTDOTE.
q Great AID RgHdeFftR dFsnt, Of truly astonishing
power, composed Of simple vegetable element and eGta
9aly applied. For the Of RheHmatism TefaHus or
oe1gle, Spasms, Stsss Of he joints, Pam ~ egeR
s y ..s e9ap large1s NERVOUS Io0thacte If applied
w s sa q the a1ee5e4 side
you'd not deal In fuhOme sulogy. nor in the usual
- penegYre IN commencing this article 70 public
- leal that cannot terms strong ilua-
tHfe y le power TO heal Excellence. Efficiency. Ger.
"a i rs lil etahuie All who it viii say il coed
Fos sai "a saeaoashle good 70 the hqnsa Poa ell
fNI, VsRat g. Eetgbgs ga Y s6ss5lisaIss a,
U 81 h9alseAlts Nafsiisasl