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The New York herald., 1850-08-30

RAuEoADs " STREETS Project upon prciee;
has been started, At an immense expense Of time,
trouble, and inventive genius, with 'he design OF
granting facilities for transporting the denzens OF
che metropolis from on- point to another None VI
these rojects, however, will accomplish that which
is desired. The greetot blessing that we can
think of 10 this connection, would he the estab-
hshment Of an ample number Of -four wheeled Loa-
don osb be. at minimum fares One thousand cahs
placed in this city. aud runniog at liked fsres, not
higher than those OF London a1d, u possible at as
lev rate as those Of PAIR, wsaid .e very vaalbie
70 their proprietors and very accommodating 10 the
psbhe Could our citizsns ride a roiA' Tor about
eight sents. with half fare for every exna plssea'
ger, the cepital invested in cabs would PAy better
interest than that placed ia htckaey c. slchss,
every one of whose drivers ia the habit u eS-
torting illeVal fare. Persons who are imPs<si
upon by the drivers Of hackney oArn4ges, are nc,
disPossd 20 suumon before inagisiratr the olsnd-
ne pariiss; but there is sa hour ia IN. Jay that
the stranger IL not obliged To submit 10 insults and
s1tortion, II be endcsvos 10 resis, the robbery at
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sporttpg Intelligence.

UsIos CouIsr. l.. I-TSorrrsc A trotting race for
purse and stake O. $500 tso mile heats la harness
cane 20 yesterday afternoon. between Honest John
sbd Trustee. The anora.d little interest Trus-
tee vss lady cut Of order for the rass his mouth
being iD shocking condition, and Of he could
noi be driven Win certainty. Honest John Won in
two straight hssts. The ioilosing 10 q summary Of
the race
Time, 536-5,sojI
sAsr pAr-P.ciss.-Purse SO, mile heats, best
three IN Ave, IN harness
> MeMsnn .ni,r,d. Post Boy. .... /
II BsrU.u entered blk. N. May Queen. ..... dis
y Nadine ebt.rsd q. IN. Lady Jane Grey. dis
y. ConsslyeA ert,T,d b. & Tommy Buck. -. dis.
Time, 235-243
Nay Queen vas beaten bat half length In the
second beat but was dstancsd by her driver gstting
out Of bis sulky before be told to do BY the
Judges The dntanccd nss with an experienced
ofivtr. viii be found NOR. than match for Poet Boy
CENiEErItLE CovHsr T.. This day OF all Others
will be great one In the snnAls OF trottug Thirty
seven trstsrs contend In Nv. pursesthe nrst havug
thrtsea entries; the secnnd nine; the third Elk ths
witnessed by sportnx All Of IN. horses entered
are of much promise aud some OF them viii have TO
t the vacancies o the great that rapti-
" ospstiug. thsre is telling until the Of
osy are over whsh has the best prospect OF future
greatness There never before were 30 many fast
horsts M this country The Tor tbs purse
b'gins at III O'Clock, to insure termination Of the
sports before nightisll
CASHntner rHcrtrSe Pass we see bv the Ro,,.,
Its,' thst rsee came OF on "wednesday last at the
kurtss tTutted vAethsr under the faddle or in h.r
ness Tee foiloring, houev0r, Il the summary ss We
received "
l.. " rsm,d B. e. May yyly............ -
W Ncodfus named b. K Trojan. .... q a
IA woosrsH named q q waterloo 49, a
Time. l2A-2 4gA24l
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T.lexraphic Summary.

There was the smallest kind of a dminutive
fare-up in the House of Representatives yesterday
Ia which Messrs. Fitch and Evans consumed the
public time till the morning hour expired. The
whole affair grew out OF an attack from the tongue
of Mr.. Evans upon Mr.. Richie, of the Union. The
Texas Boundary Bill was taken up in due course.
There was some speech making. Mr.. Clingman
introduced amendment, the character of which
will be in the report OF the Congressional pro-
Gee dngs The previous question, however, was
6naIly moved, aud we have 10 await another days
deliberatoD, smoke, and animated talk.
There appears to be no certainty, as yet, with
respect TO the expected appointment TO fill the place
left vacant by Mr. McKennan's resignation. AT
6Tst, il was supposed that Mr.. w. A. Graham
woeld be transferred to the Secretary ship Of the
Interior, and that Mr.. Butler King would take his
place Secretary of the Navy. This would be
very satisfactory on many accounts; and, could it
be effected, would be measure Of great value for
the administration. However, we perceive that
other ersoIs have been named; among others, Mr..
Hampton, of Pennsy ylvsnia, and Mr. jenkins, of
GeoIgia. A few days will settle all doubts on this
subject.
Our Boston correspondence, and the telegraph,
furnish Us with the latest accounts appertaining to
John White Webster, whose execution is to take
place in the Jail yard at Boston, this morning. The
bate OF This wretched man. whose crime has destroy
ed thr peace Of many friends and relatives, is sad
warning To the world, and il is TO be hoped that
may never hear of another act so revolving to the
sense Of humanity, and so desperately wicked
Whether the scene described by our correspondent
may take place or not, the mere fact that husband
and father, guilty Of so horrible crime murder,
is to e,ive the last Offices of this life, his
remains, at the hands of his wife and children,
sends shudder through the frame, and sickens
the heart. Would to heaven they could be spared
a tTisl so painful in itself, and dreadful when
contemplated. Our evening edition will furnish,
probably, the history of the wretched criminals
latest moments.
The New York herald., 1850-08-30

The Weekly Herald win bs pubaiaAsl tensrssv
morning, At nine o'clock An the Important ssvs Of
the week will be found In its eolunns Single copies
sixpenos.
The New York herald., 1850-08-30

CHARLOTTE CUsHMAS.-This favorite actress will
arrive here this morning in the America, and is en-
gagged to play in the evening at Niblo's Theatre. On
the 10th Of this month she played Liverpool, and
now, just fortnight having elapsed, she is to ap.
pear upon the boards here. This is another Incl
dent which causes us to realize the wonderful
revolution in business affairs, by the great
improvement in steamisg. Miss Cushman will, no
doubt, be hailed by host Of admiring friends, who
will rejoice at her return home.
The New York herald., 1850-08-30

tenrzed by these licensed individuals. The evil Of
thf system arises from ignorance on the part OF
nose who ply for fares. They lose, it may be
estimated, than two-thirds Of the applications
which they would receive in their business, In con-
sequence Of the netersy OF their illegal aud unjust
practices. Respectable proprietors of carriages
would find it for their interest to maintain the legal
rates, and to select those who infringe upon the
laws for punishment. Cheap fares, sheap postage,
and cheap newspapers the most profitable in the
longrun. Try the experiment, and see howit will
tdru ont
The New York herald., 1850-08-30

AD VALoREM DUTlEs.-The statement OF Little,
Alden & CO., in reply to Messrs. Godfrey, Patti
son ~ Co, will be found in another pau Of this
days paper 1t will be found interesting to those
engaged in the trade.
The New York herald., 1850-08-30

themselves to the question. (Chesrs) Let them who
would TO Congress- commit themselves to It, sad let
1t b the duty Of every young orator end patriot
but upon this path which leads to the poor mans
pinses. man like Mike Walsh and the devotion OF
talents such he Possesses would achieve than
twenty Astor's Loud chssrs)
Mr.. Csc II EvArs next addressed the assemblaxe,
but in so indi.tnct tone that 1t was impossible to
catch sentence that fell from him.
Mr.. BARR followed with brief address, and read .
plscard which snnsunosd . meeting for Friday eve
ming, at the Assyrian Rooms.
Another German speaker insmed w WHEELING, now
ascended the tribune aud delivered able speech,
the pith Of which was, that land reform only
side OF the question the other was the peoples bank
After some remarks upon this latter point he read
invitation to attend Getting to be held this evening
at the Assy rian rooms
The meeting then djourned
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MARRIAG & :
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY
MANY and many wife endures years Of bodily
suffering and Of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help.
less embittering her life, that of her husband, and
hazardng the future welfare Of her children arising
from causes which, if knopn, would have spared tho
suffering, the anguish to the wife, and to the hus-
band embarrassmcnts and pecuniary difficulties hav-
ing their origin in the mind being weighed down and
Larassed in consequence Of the sickness Of the com
panion of his bosom.
How important that :he causes should be known
to every wife, to every husband, that the dreadful
and narrowing consequences to the health and hap.
piness Of both may be avoided Life is too short and
health too precious TO admit any portion of the TO
be speNt without the full enjoyment of the other.
The timely possession of little work entitled as
follows has been the means Of saving the health and
he life Of thousands,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since the first edition was -
sued.
The author has been Induced to advertise II ~
the urgent and pressing request Of those who hsv1
been indebted to its publication fer all they hold dear
that all may have opportunity OF obtaining IL, and
who have favored him with thousands Of letters Of
encomium, some Of which annexed to the adyer
tisement
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sis'' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q! i ], |. 0 1!
! .SIIILAnELPIIIA MEDICAL HOUSE
L Established Is Years ago by DIP. kINkE-


1 Established Is Years ago by DIP. kINKE-
LIN.
Northwest corner ofTIHRD and UNION Sis
between Spruce and Pine, squire and hall from
tie Merchants Exchange, FHLArLlTHM.
Persons suffering from Pains IN tGr Lions, recent
and chronic Affections uI the Kidneys Disease OF the
Bladder, Gravel, Structures, %inlnal Weakness, and
all the cDnconitart trains OF Svlilic .ciOrs, and
II osr who by INDUCING in secret habit, have entail
I'd on themselves constitutions. debility, should apply
Immediately ior the most speedy remedies. to Dr..
klNhELlN, the most expert and successful practl-
toner tr and near, in the treatment OF diseases OF
"A private nature.
'IyyALIDs-Are appriscd that DIR KINKELIN
confines his practice to particular branch OF mcdl-
cine, which engages his profound attention. llecau-
tons IN" unfortunate against the abuse OF m"rcury
thousands are annually mcrcurIaZrd out OF lite re-
cent affections are promptly eXungui>hed. See your
cases properly cradIcated, not patched up. "N0r-
rl"i people aud those about To marry, should be par
icuialf caniioUs OF those accidents ;WAat dreadful
Inheritance to transmit to ros'oIity."
TAKE PARTICULAR NorcE.-Thcreis habit which
boys teach each other AT the academy or coIlege~-a
habit in "d IN when 10y himself, in solitude, grow
ing mp with the boy to manhood, and which, tnot
r'siorcd in due time, not only begcts serious o~la-
r.cs to matrimonial h1ppurss but giyosrsc To se-
RES OF protrHcted insdIous and devastating flee
lions. Few OF those who indulge in tn : peruclous
pl"ct- 9r2 aware OF the Consequences, until they
find the nervous sY-cm shatcrcd, feel Strange and
upacconn,ahc feelings, vague Tears IN the mind.
The individual becomes feeble he i unable to IubOr
with aCcustu med VlGOr or to apply his mind 10 study;
his step taldy aud weak, he is dull, ire~olutc, en-
g1goS m his spor' with les, energy then usual IHG~E
ARE SYMPTOMS WHICH SHOULD AWAKEN TIE ATTENTION
OF THOSE SIMILARLY SITUATED.
You've MEN.-lt YOU value your lie or health re-
member, the delay OF month, nay even n week,
may prove your ruin, both OF body and mind. Hence
let no false modcsy deter you ifom making your case
kno Nn to one who, from eduolon and respectable
ty, can alone hrtrieud you. lie who places himself
und'r DR. klNELlN'S treatment may renouslv
conhde IN ms honor as gentleman, and IN whose
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are invited to call the Agents and satisfy them
serves by reference to numerous letters and ccrti
Gates Of tic highest respectfully
Washington, d. c., June TO- 1916
Having made use OF the " OXygenatcd Bitters"
prepared by Dr. Geo. h. Green, OF Windsor, VT,
and from knowledge obtained of their efficacy in
other cases, we cheerfuIIy recommend them to the
public, believing that they will fully sustain the re-
commentator OF the Proprietor. We hope that
this valuable remedy may be generally diflused
troughQgt the county, that it may be accessible to
all the afflicted
Prof. a. A. HAYES, VI. D, State Assayer, Bos
ton.
Prof L. Z. PHELPS, Dartmouth College.
MYRON AWRENCE, ex Pres Mass Scnute
WM UPHAM, L. S senator from Vt
j. ;. SIMMONS, Z. :. Senator from Rhode Is
n. MORHEAD, L. ). Senator from Rhode Is.
I'M. W0oDBRIDGE, 1. 5. senator and for
merry Governor OF Michigan.
H. II. ARNOLD, Member Of Congress, and for
merry Governor Of Rhode Island.
II. y. tOS TER, Member OF Congress from Penn
SOLOMON FUOTE, Mem. OF Cong from Vt.
G.. w. JONES. Surveyor General OF Iowa
N J.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from
Gen. A.C. DODGE, Delegate in Congress from
Iowa.
Rev. 7. KIDDER. Chaplain Vt. State Prison.
O. {. G. TROW BRIDGE, Esq President Michigan
II. P. STOWE, E.q. assistant Clerk T. State.
FlTZiIENIRY. HOMER, Esq Boston.
JOSEPH IlONlN, Esq. New York
Many other individuals Of the highest respecta.
bility can be referred to, who will confirm all tina
has been said in favor Of this invaluable medicine.
DIR. GEO. b. GREEN. Proprietor, Windsor. VI
REED, BATES * AUST IN, General Agents
No; 26 Merchants Row, 30 ton.
SC ERiGTT ( LYON. and A. c. tG sP = ~ a
! Wine III rs NM. b. HATCH.
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TO All Persons
Visiting Boston tor the purpose of Purchasing
ID r. Y G. q = u s.,
GEO W pNrVEI


eEANING taken the Large an well.
y known Store, formerly occupied by Messrs
Henry Pertcs x Co,
C"r. WASHINGTON s Summer Streets, Eoston,
is constantly MAXI additions 10 one of the largest
aud best selected Stocks OF Dry Goods in the United
States. You can find at this Store nearly every ar
lice which iskrp tor sale by any Dry Goods Dealer
and IN no instance shall the price he higher than is
llamed tor thing of equal worth any other Store
Among the most desirable and entirely new Goods
tor Sales, Just received and opened may be found
ELEGANT CASHMERE SHAWLS.
IVoven and Printed Plaid aud Suped Embroid-
cred and Pain of all Styles nj all Prices
All kinds aud qunlties Of MON SHAWLS,
Trees from 25 gents TO Fv. Dollars.
COSTLY AND MEDIUM SILKS,
The most Elegant Styles sold
\ great variety OF patterns at medium prices, and
tnll assOrtneut nt the cheaper sorts OF Silks
All kluds ot DRESS GOODS, aud all kinds OF
TRIMMINGS Tor Dresses
ENGLISH, French and American NOUSIIN DE
LANES. LINENS, COTTONS. BLANK
l. rs, QUILTS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, and all
descriptions of FURNISHING GOODS.
~ tyou buy at this Store, you will be guarnn-
tesdperect satisfaction in the Goods for which YOU
spend your money, and whenever 70; have cause to
make another purchase, you will visit again
No. 22i Washington Street,
Corner of Summer Street, Boston.
GEORGE w PETTES.
wl3mos3
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PUREST'

1 LIQUORS. & Wines, Albany Cream Ale
l and London Porter, constantly on hand and for
sale tor Medicinal, Mechanical and Chcmirel rur-
poses only, by ~ r. llAICIi
Wroosk FAILS Y " -t'
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Blinds blinds =! Blinds!
BAKER &, PERRY,

NO. Glib VASHIN GTON STREET.
Cd Door North Worcester Railroad Crossing, &
staiIsO BOSTON.
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Car
IL penters and Builders TO
Smiths Patent Noriice Sat Blinds.
which for beauty and durability are superior 10 any
now in use and may be at less cost. Also % oRs'
SAsHES and GrAss OF every size and quaIlly' bl INs
TRIA ,.,u am .,vTEp SAsHEs GLAzLD at short no
tlcO and M alest manner
4 -HER f. PERRY,
No Glib WAsHNGToY STREET,
Cd Door North Worcester Railroad Crossing,
stairsI BOSTON
~ n. Al orders by mail or otherwise will hs
promptly attended to, ana warranted TO give Per'ecl
snti.acji,n w52m6
Bca,cr '1r' "a, 1850,
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Boston, New York, &c.

BY TIE WAY or 1p1NDSOR, VT
Rdihodd from Boston 10 Wells Rjrer, ana
to Burlington, W.--1hro"gh Tickets TO
Stations on the Pdssumpsic and The Yer
mont Central Railroad.
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FTOH INgNIr'HV'
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,

How mnny are suffering from obstruction or irres
ularties peculiar to the female system, which
dermine their health, the effects of which they
ignorant and for which their dclicacy rbids seeking
medical advice How many suffer from pro'apsps
uie,t falling of the womb or from f'ior.a!Jus weak.
ness, debility, &c, &c How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement How
many have difficult if not dangerous deliveries and
whose lives jeopnrded during such time will find
in lis pages the means OF prevention, amelioraion.
and reliefl
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AVOID FRA9rge!

ND VOTT CIV CAIN NE1P 20 PER CENT
' 80 IMpopT.Nr CusNcrt
(HM4lIly.v nAItrv;s
GLLlIEN.w u,n;rJ Do;n ~.
ls.s, ,ia H. 49,
oniv ." nc, mi VI ~ n "mu
z--sssstzrreres.szs5srS> on,,lna a,'i ,,,,L lnr
A5HIE.aHAAf e er hn0ps ana i''uch lar9-
. ~ ~
, E ~ Oou", 'ici'J IL w 49,, s;J w. @ ii
w " 'rrpP y, 'r - !, is ne ionnatnnst "
Po,NS""; ~; ~ L,, biIav's Gsnnire Ex,r,c,or on,
-, w IVY ~ Ga';on ins,on,lv entirav suhlun tho
i e H., worst Rurns and Scolds IN from one to
, ~, w., onJ cure The sores without scarf piles
: :, pE.rn, Cu,e Hounds Bruises Sores and In
l,n,cd Evre Innom nntorv Rheumatism Chilblnins
nIJ n,, inveicrnte sores ,ures radically and nos
,issr, r. never f,iis and there is no mistake only
aet he oennine Dciv Saive
wv b C0OSS IMPOSITION.
C,rr1ox n DrA1rBs, l,nscrupulous yenfcrs of
connteri ~ Extractor nut m the spurious and dele
teric : stuff with few boxes of the genuine Daily
Saive in each Dozen under well initiated but
Counterfeit Wrapper of the Old Size and thus offer
II to dealers at a reduced price. This Bait takes
with many dealers, but the confdng sufferer who
Enpnens TO use the counterfeit and poisonous stuff,
avs the pcnatv OF the fraud aggravated disease
nnsinhtly ,cforny resulting from severe burns and
wounds and not tinlrequenty loss of life itself and
the wofnl consequences
Shun the poisonous counterfeits and buy Dalley's
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THIS elegant pre-
paration Is fast ia
king the place of
all other articles in
use, for restoring
and dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom fill
ing off, promotes
It's growth removes
dandruii, and re-
stores the natural
and Xuriant
growth utihr llrir
in all cases OF bald
ness. 1t also re-
moves pain and
heat 'front.' head.
,,l
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lIOOl.
CONSUMPTION.
A Diving Woman Cured !!

We state tins prove the porsr to ill., when
this Balls sN is used. even alter tine person 10 cD1srCd
by physician and friends to be in the lat disease
actually dy'HRa and. in this far gone that tho
skr01d and bo}di cgt,S bought For E0ftrpi1rs
this case and the respectable and udogJ'ed proof e an
the circumstances and facts rer PAMPHLETS
This effected on Mrs. TBA DikEMAN OF EHiiS-
Sco Saratoga On. v We prove hey ond doubt
others Ggsi r7H0Hv ms hopeless and bHmrabic
OF C,Hgis and Coosuap,ons CGRED, which were pro.
non Mood IL, Inc sk,lll rLU,j.i1gS
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g. g1pctsnc and Health.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. %, l647.
81. ortR SIR: | know you will have the kind
..es B. .,r 9Th me III encroaching upon your tmo
.coA9' Hedge in behalf OF myself and wife,
t.. -- 's feel ourselves under to you in hav-
Ing D.. =. own certain matters, contained In your
most n.a.u4ble Married Womans Private Medical
to me. If express myself rather warmly, you win
see that can not do so too warmly when inform
you Of the extent to which have, through il, been
benefited. | will state my situation when obtained
your book through the merest curiosity ! look upon
it Of the most fortunate events Of my life. !
had been married ten years and was the father
ofseven children. was long struggling increasingly.
to the end that might gain moderate competency.
but the results of my utmost exerons at the end len
me about where was ut the beginning Of each year,
and that only with the most snted economy, sua-
cling with barely the necessares Of life Finally, this
constant effort beginning to have its effect upon
my heetn felt less capable to endure its coutino-
ante, while felt the necessity of perseverance.
This constant, unce1sinC struggle my part was
imperative in consequence Of the Frustrated condi.
ton of my wife with occasional intermsson) for six
years much Of the time confined to her bed, and Of
course incapable Of taking the charge and manage
ment of household affairs Her condition arose from
causes of which was ignorant Oh! what would
have given had the six years to live over again
What would my wife have given to have been spared
the long days and still longer nights PROSTATE on
bed Of sickness all of which would have been
avoided, had then q copy Of THE MARRIED
WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION"
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Ertrae. from Letter.
To those lust Married. -" Had | known "

"PHiLADELrHIA, Nov. 90, ls+7.
"DR A NJ MAURIcEAv; Had known Of the I'm
portant matters treated of in The Married Womans
Private Medical Companion some years ago how
much misery might have escaped have suffered
years from causes which you point out in your book.
without knowing what to do obtained copy, and
found my case treated Of trust every female will
avail he self of the information contained in its pages
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Their polrcr arr the aL9rc diScdscsis not crccU-
ed, If tgu0lcd, bu dnu 0Lhcr prcparaiiOn in fbc
TDjfrd StIIeS as The cures difeSf in manu- caScS
a1,r SkHfyi pbgSjciaHs hqd fliied
These BIttcrs are worthy the attention of invol,Is
POSSESSING prrat virtues i'm the rcctication of Olsen
Sos of the Liver and lesser Glands EXERCISING the
most searching po,vcrs in weakness and affections of
the digestive orrans vitlaI safe certain and uras.
ant
DEAD ANN pr (,O>-IIyrFD
NbNb N.Nl' bl' tO-N l4NCIH'
CnAs. ROBINSON, Esq', Easton, Md, in letter to
Or. Jackson, Jao. J, lS1O said
" My wife and myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other VIC have ever
tuken for the Dnspepsia and Lircr disease"
TIE TE~ru LrGIoy," published at Woodstock
Va, January 10, 1850 said
"yv ho,. r' , tr,,, r,o,,,,ol
; y, ,l ~ p, ,,'''Ii,'
~ 10 vi l' H. w., ,'' "ir''' I
yaIn H ti @ ,I - ,'
s No ,;',,,,"- E;tio.c in,.a,,J Nv, ~ yraG,,,
Is Ile "'I"'iiH bL,'ei"' InNr'!'" ny r. tO!Hh"'
instance in p1ricuI in which the snneri6r virtue. OF
this mcnIcne have been lest ID has fallen under our
ohs"rYation: Dnlng the last SUMNER son OF Nh
ABRAHAM CGAGLl., oi Tins county, was very serious
" afflicted WITH Lever Complaint, and alter trying IN
VAN various remedies, he he purchased bottle OF
the Bttcrs- and after using it, was so much relieved
OF ms distressing NAL lady, th1i he procured another
bottle, nud : restored entirely 10 health.
$500 READ FURTHER y FEW FACTS.
The Fh'ladcIPtiI p'mocrat' the leading Ger
man journal Of FhIadelpAa, The editor sad, Nov.