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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-25

IXyOOL WANTED1he highest price cash will be paid for
w ceanwa<hed fleece delivered Leather
Store, Indianapolis. LEFEvER, DETERICK Co.
Indianapolis. April P 1850
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Highly Important from California.
Another Terrible Fire at San Francisco.

The steamship Crescent City, which dates from San
Francisco the 18th OF June has reached her dock
The passengers have hundred and eighty thousand
dollars in gold
On the 14th of June there another terrific fire at
San Francisco. Three hundred buildings were destroy
ed and the loss estimated at i've millions OF dollars
SAN FRANcIsco, June IS.
Within the past few DAYS the market has been
what more active but in general the times are dull
Light and light profits have been the order Of the
day This state OF affairs is not confined to San Fran
cisco but extends the surrounding country nearly to
the same extent-Marysvlle, Sacramento City, and
other towns the Dothward and Stockton and the
rounding towns the souha reiterate the same state
menf Throughout the mining regions great deal OF
inactivity prevails The is yet high to allow
successful dggings and the great bulk Of miners are
eisurely awaiting the fall Of the streams. The number
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-25

OWEN ON PLANK roads, brief practical treatise ON
the construction Of Plank Roads by Ron
OwES with appendix the General Plank
New York. Kentucky, Indiana, and illinois, and
the amendments up the Of ls490 Also, the
opinion Judge Gdey the New York Supreme Court in
the Price For sale whole
sale O retail by koSs q hAf
july90 One door west OF brownines hotei.
nUuIATUREs-J.F PARKER would most respectfully in
form the citizens Indianapolis that he has taken and
formerly occupied by w Gobe for the pu
OF taxi UERREOTfPE TURES- BY the
aid of new chemical agents. he enabled TO take keneses to
that perfection which, point of deineaon holiness and un
attained Pictures taken in
shne of all prices according to size and
quality Miniatures of the deceased taken with aeea
Ju5~o-S".
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-25

u ceiyed by C. B. DAVIS,
iuy17 No. ss, Washington street
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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

SUGAR MoLAssEs-Salfs confined small lots. SugsI
Gisc Molssses a0933c.
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urArER POWER AND BUILDING TO LEAsE-For

WKTATER POWER AND BOlLDING TO LEAsE-FoT a
~ term of wears and building
80 by So feet stories high and an attic
of 2 by Attached to said building an addition OF 30 feet
sQuare-oie story.
The properly situated on FAN Creek mile north Of In
d;anaps and would be suitable machine large cabinet
shop Address, ~ WEST, post ofhce indianapolis, Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-07-25

A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-Letters Administration
IN the Estate of John c. Johnston late of Marion
deceased this granted issued
signed by the Clerk Of the Marion Probate Court The
probably solvent.
July g. lS5O.-3w. JOHN NEwKIRK, Admir-
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DAILY CRESCENT.

TAoughts on his Imprisonment, By DR.. Dodd
In BoawsIl's johnson we find the following criti-
cism on this poem
sfn Sunday Anil 12 found him at home before din
~, ~, Doda poem, entitled Thoughts in Prison., was
sg % e. @ho vas n SeMssss y o eaea om
Tns DESTROYS hear Johnsons opinion Of surprise
X a p ,ssd psssSe 10 bm asnsoa Pretty we'll ii
pi9nss dPOed to like them r. y len too ise
book nin his own bands and having ooSe a. hs bis was
composed The Night before be sared do not believe II
e then read aloud where be pEays TO- w he art betnTe
u Be hanged for he succession Of , oys ia%l .
Thongh he sg have @ NAV can to the last And
vet man who has refused par5on after % much pet;
0nng would hardly be prHgi1g<hus leVenty Tor King
iTHouGnTs ON HIS IMPRISONMENT"
By DR.. D0Dp :, -
my friends are gone harsh on its sulen hinge
Crates The dread door--ihe massy bolts respond
Ireaetaious 10 the sury keeper's touch
sVi1Is their behest the pond rous locks perform
Aud asten' ID firm, the object OF their care
Isi0eoitnde. to sorrow left.
ssBut wherefore fasten'd9 Oh! still stronger bonds
Than bolts, or locks, or doors OF molten brass,
To solitude and sorrow could conslgn
HIS anguishd soul, and prison him tho free
Fer whitler should he fly. Of where produce
In open day, and to The golden sun,
HIS hapless head! whence every laurel torn
On his bald brow sits grnnlng intamy-
And vi in sportive triumph twines around
The keen, the singing arrows OF disgrace
30 dismal change! now not in friendly sort
CHRISTIAN visitor to pour the balm
pf Christian comfort in some wretch ,s ear s,
am re wTsts6 mys a1q %sSs au'n want
So nbesrailv bssiovedi Want, want my Col
re en 1eSe n ns Which thou Know St my gladstone o
Ever sirang forth with transport to impart
'ayVhy then. mysterious Providence, pursud
With such uneeing ardor? Why pursu'd
To death's dread b0urn, by men to me unknown
Il Ysss Il sraEgersi Earth turns round Ny brain
Whirls in cenusion my impetuons heart
Why ?-Where 20 Chesterfield, my son y.
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FEMALE MEDICINE, -''' VI

ll. IOWnasnds SOfsAOaTla ID sovereign and speedy
for nGplent C1naumDilon BaIenness Prolapsus Utgd,
Eallng Of the Womb Cnsiveness, Piles LeuchoT7hHa,
Whites, ObstruGisd difficult Men5TlatUn, ilcOUlinenCa
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof aud for the genera
pf05ratOn OF the syemnO matter whether the result
inherent oane o! causes produced By Inequality, Illness
accident. Nothing be more surprising than misunderstanding
effects the human Frame. Persons, all weakness and lass
tude from taking at once become robust and full Of Energy
under its influenza 1t Immediately the nees5
ness OF the female Frame which is the great cause OF barren
II will not be expected Of in Of delicate
nature, TO exhibit certificates Of peiOTmed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of here tnmie8 have been without
children, after using few bottles of this invaluable medicine
have hesn hlesseh with fine. hanltlY nhannnn.
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10 MOTHERS AND MARRIED NAMES,

This extract OF SaTsRpGiR has been expressly prepared
reference 10 female complains. No female who has
to suppose she s auproaenng that critical period, "The Fuu
Of Life should neglect 10 take il, CsR4n pevenv
for any OF the numerous hgribe diseases which female
are subject at this time of life This period may be delays
for several yesrs by Uzng this medicine. Nor less vaua
BILE for those who approaching wOmAnhOOd, chi
cuated nature, by Quukeing the blood and uygnf
ang the system. Indeed this medicine Is Invaluable for
the delicate diseases to which subject II brace
the whole system, permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities Of the body far 5mula
ting to produce subsequent relaxation, wi CHS the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease.
ung few bottles Of this medicine, many and paints
! surgical operations may be prevented.
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DAGuEnREoTESYIg.!E5. s,fit,ElRaEtNrE HVNiO.

M ACQUIRE 81 HARRINGTON, having refused from
- me nzgnees OF W. Talbot the patent right for the
XII o. ms Iaboype process, IN the Statel Of Louisiana,
SeUs Florida Georgia and TeESs beg leave TO call be
S @ o. Tue public TO their Ral2 Of specimens In tins
new a, uenaItmeHt OF Photography.
1na auolype taken upOA paper, ivory, glass metal
dn aiisy OF other substances the first possessing the
sla aaNtplases of tHnsHnilsihily by mail be
| preserved in portfolio ' 's ''' W q '' "
The Talbotype is epjps,,v s,-,., - C ,i,o gu E,f
s picture en be finished aRy derrp desired by fhe sitter
o. .Atlie aud color OF the drappFy and
Gated, '' 's''' va" "a iolh'uuy Neh'-
the Ialuplyte represents te sitter lfbont ans r4v,s
the right cheek. '- N'0N' appears up"h
The TahOype can be DUPLICATED Ia sny s,.r, ,,il
NE sagnon n trouble o. another sitting After he r
time upon simple application By letter On othfT,yiss l'
N. BIN T. II. being tngnishad with ever iSi,y E,r Tho
prosecution OF this superior ready To dspose ~ %
lo{ We siqss 5peciiis,l with thorough insrucons
DAGDERREOfkPi3S they profess 10 take elieleF md
better then any other sssbshnent Ia tho verdi l,sV
guarng psFlect likeness Of child Of sx months In M
e.sogl. 81 20 ehatse. lmhl NJ No. q CAMP srFet,
ID OSiN-500 bbls. NVs, i and q, for sslg hv
~ ANS HANs1AN- - DEN, @ Magazine
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Those that initiate Or. Townsends SaraparUa Lay,
invariably called their stn great klm66y far Females IT,
and have cOpled bills and circulars which relates 10 line
complaints of women, word Tor wOrd-otheT WHO = /
medicine, have, the great of Dr. fowuek
saBapara in complaints incident females recommended
theirs, although previously they did number Of these
Mixtures PILLS, injurious females they agra
waite dIsense. anh nnhamna The nnslnlInn.
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J. WILSON, N. II.
Albany, AD !, 1897. T. e F %SIS"e; M ~ q,


O,SSlsg 10 he 'acc9ss and immense sale of Dr. Town
t a, Am0er OF men who formerly
hgenls, nave conn., ncel making SarRp9rl ENt,,.lH
EIxls, Biters, Extracts OF Yellow Dock ETC. rhey . nj
have stolen and copied alverenlepf5 NAV 9To an
worthless limitations, and should be avoided, " wa
Principal Office, l26 Fulton street, Snn Bui,lipr N,,,
York Reding X Co, STATE street, Goaon; Dyo i,
10 -E0rh Second StrCtt, Philadelphia; 5. = Hance T,f
gs, Baltimore; P Nj. Cohen, Charleston; los Snfl pr'l
stree, Albany 7. H. mcGmw, NacheE; and by all lie
PRINCIPAL Druggists and Merchants generally thrmghou e
United States, Nusl Indies the Cauatas.
], WRIGHT, Isl Ciartrss Strse,,
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EITRl FITEI FITSI

=
DR.. Townsend, not having tested his SarsapIa in ease
of Fits, of course recommended it, and was surprise
receive the following from Intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WestGhestsT county:
FnRDHAN, August ID, 1877.
Or. T6bRsenR-DeRT Sir; have little girl year
Of age, who has been several years afflicted with Fits
ed almost everything for her, but without last
although could md recommendation in circular
for cases like hers. thOnght she was IN very delicate
health wOnd give her OF your Sarapana, and
very glad did for not only restored her strength, bat she
has had return Of the Fits great pleasure and
prise. She IS fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we fee. grateful. YOuIs respectfully,
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INA 81. Charteu street, near IafaUstfs Soyoy,
COLE proprietor of Dr. Levett'a PATENT ESAME},
~ by which all the Gold Plates Springs and Casps nsej h
securing Artificial Teeth, concealed by a beautiful On.
amel, making only complete imitation OF the natural
Teeth and Gums, but protecting the metal from ACIDS and
removing the unpleasant metallic tRste impaired 10 ne
mnlth by all other modes.
]. W. would call particular attention 10 his impyovsd
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons requiring
saeh would do well call and examine speclmenB AN his
operations will be warranted the best Of workmanship and
material and give satisfaction those who may patton,
we him, j. W. refers the following gentlemen WHO have
h0n0red him with their patronage:
Professor Stone. DE-. BenbTa0k, MOgphy & Neyus
Professor Morphy, Sykes & Hyde, Robson & Allen,
Professor Dmiuy, StuTges Wright, etc, ec.
~ Denusth supplied with Gold Fol, Plate, Teeth. cio
Office and residence No. ala ST. CHARLES street, neW
the Of PaydFae iy3l
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Or. T0loRsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife Two
bottles of arsapara Of your agent, Mr. McNair, OF kaa.
mazpo it for the Fever and AEue Before hqd fin
sed the FIRST bottle, appeared the blood and every
other day, when the chs and fever aPpeqret they were less
violent; and before she had finished the bottle, she
Ley relieved, and she much better than she had been
before she took the Ggue lady that had be- very sick
with chls and fever, but had broke them with Gnine
left in very weak and distressing state, troubled
exceedingly with the ague cake, seeing the effect hat aL
my wife, she and procured lew bottles, and II
restored her in few weeks complete health IOnr Sasa
para without doubt, unequaed in diseases incident 70
the West and if you think that this communication Willie
OF use, you are at liberty % use it as You choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES II. SWAIN.
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MAyORALTY or NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ., 1850
COUNCIL OF MUNlCIPALITY No. Two.

Sitting OF Tutaday 30 September, 1850
4 hsVLtEP, That the Mayor be authorized and
Il Y requested, after giving 10 days notice the official
sales Of the Municipality, to sell public auction the
lowest bidder the contract for laying round
hon stree from st. Thomas to Magazine streets, also for
Inrnhnne ah the necessary Materials The paving be laid
on lounhauon ot sK INCHES of Lake shore sand and the
WoA u De done IN accordance with the specifications on Gle
4 the survey Office and completed within 20 days liom
Resoiced Thar tie reimbursement OF one third due by
the property holders each side OF the st he and L here
by declared due and payable in cash within 50 DAYS after Inc
compeuon OF the work said reimbursement on each se Ia
the value of the round stone. $40 'le''i''N
LSlgned1 T. A. Johnson prati5a7t r,,, ,.s,
Approved Sept. 8, 1850. Wv ''
[Signedl A. ID. CROSSMAN NTyy,.
True copy: n. BlzR, Clak. "sAO"
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This Company being organized. solely for the protection Of
eTy, in its operations great National benevolent nsttu
ton, conducted upon the most and solid principles and
aho[dng Tor small annual sum, paid during life, large
and handsome Legacy widows and children after death
Al policy holders. whether iOr lille shorter Who
continue the Insurance TIL degth, participate IN the whole
OF the profits OF the company.
tTe,DTi insure the lives OF detGg HiEue woman
can effect insurance the life o. her husband 70 he5oe hen
gift and Of herself and children, fee iT0m cGam8 of
creditors. TRUsTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John :. Allison.
Peter COnrey, If, Maunsel White, VIM. L. IacveTlCh,
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow
Isaac Johnson, Henry 5. BUcknsr
PETER COERRY, IT. President Board Of Trustees.
Joseph w Stanton, J, Morgan Hall A. Van Bibber,
John L. Lewis, Il H. Barton, William II, While
y. @, Hall, Andrew GAR, iheo, Il MCCuieb,
John a. Satt}rans Geo, w smith, y NJ, Norman,
e. w. Sewel, Junius Eehee, . &. SnorhgH,
COfuelu7 FelOWa8, NJ NJ Cohen,
LdW. JeuuCr Coke
JOINS uAGAN, PTe7idrut of the Company
tDW. JEFNER CoNE, Vice ffe.dent, -
a. J. WEDDRRBuRE, M D. Medical BOafd d
Thomas lluyI, NJ d, COMPUTATION.
II. G. IEARTT, AcRarY Boo. r. l.. GOOLB, Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. d., No 81 Magazine street. Medical
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from l2a to
BY the Charter only IS, 900 is taken on a single life
ES- This Company prepared 10 entertain applications
Tor Lille Insurance, and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table OF Rates established
By the Board which less than the rates charged hy the
New O and London offices, and without their restrictions
residence in the South BY the charter, Dividends Of
Profits declared Annually, and the profits draw interest,
Of their amount, where the party has paid hi premiums IN fun
tr- California PERM New OIL, and urrOu raln5, Pros
peCtus Table Of Rates, and nl information 'Olhte uspr
&noe and all paper necessary 10 effect Insurance CAn be had
VI the Oi1Co of the Company.
~ Extensive Travelling Prgl'ss allowed.
&V- Office hours, = 4. N. 10 . ?. ST. Jyl- "
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sCROFULA CUREU

This certificate conGusively proves that this Safsapar ha
perfect control over the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Ihree persons cured in one house unprecedented.
THREE Gil lLDREN.
Dr. lgbRseHd-Dear Sir; have the pleasure to inform
You at three OF my children have been cured OF the SCrGU
Dy te use OF Your excellent medicine. They were Athlete
k severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
S9S hem away, for which feel myself under great oblga
uon. Yours respectfully,
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS IND CHILDREN
IL is the safest and most etlsCuB medicine Tor purifying
the system, and relieving the suerngs attendant upon child
birth discovered, II lrengheEs both The mother and
child, prevents pain and disease, increases and enrss
food those who have used II think It Indispensable Il
highly useful both before and aef confinement, IL
vents deases attendant upon childbirth in COsvene,s, piles
cramps, swelling Of the feet dependency, heartburn y0n
Ting pain in the back and joints, false pans, hemorrhage
and in regulating the secfet0n5 and equazing the crGUlu
ton it has equal, The great virtue Of this medicine is,
IS always safe and the delcnte and successful
very few cases require any other medicine, in some l
castor oil magnesa is useful. Exercise the open ul
and light food, with this medicine will always insure q sa
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MAYORALTY or NEW ORLEANS, Sept ), 1850
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the
resolution, passed by The Council of Muuicipsy
No. Two their sitting of 81 inst, will sell at my 0iCf
on MONDAY the l66 inst at IL O'Clock to The loves
hdef the contract laying the round sOns Robin
from ST. Mary Magazine streets also for furnishing al
the necessary materials. A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayer.
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T'O Sugar PLANTERS Test between Mr.. Ron
Brick, cost $50, branded GHm,rk
,,., leelss Foundry, August 3, 1850
~ the request OF Mr.. Kendall put mo our fuFn ace in
which we mel lion, Que Of Mr. keudal brick with one O
the very best Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch Gfisf male
slightly Mr. hendsls not at all neither broke cracked.
w r,r LEEDS & co,
We ore filing PlaReu orders and waualhng our hrck to
7t1nd me-, 81 - and the gETtAge VIM. II. EAGER.
eco Agent BioEi Steam Brick works,
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Dr. TJ5onset4-Dear SiT: i have suffered terribly fof
nine years with the Rheumatsmi considerable Of the time
could not cat, sleep walk. had the utmost distressing
palms. and my limbs were terribly swoe. have used -four
bottles of your SHgsaparla ney have done more
than thousand dollars wnuho. good am snmuChbet
terindeed, am entirely relieved You at liberty
this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully
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RHEUM ATIsM.

This Is only of than four thousand eases Of
Rheumatism that DR.. TOwnsends Sarsaparila has cured
The severe and chronic weekly eadCatod by
8 extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, ESQ, one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, BlaGkwel's lsand is the gentleman spoken Of
in the following letter:
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,lEiEI asMM aaiil EeYllGLa.


sSATENT STRETCHED lIEATHER-iudja Rubber
! aud Common Leather Bands OF all sl7e7. Also Band
with a cOmpete assortment of Sadilcry Hane4s LeIrher
,g ," 'T11 .f a." s,IGrS lVar%hn1ss "a, g'i
:! mm,"I5an lfrlo AZ AMI &WirJ ~ RP0TIiER
w " ' 90 - l ~ " 49, > - .
NORSDN & ARMSTRONG, can be found Tor The pres
y ent at The Office Of Megn HEWITT, NURvUS g. Co.,
NJ. 6A Gimp stTtf. lew doors above their Old stand
VIII he a Sr1Gi i a fbSl e r I'M IN a MI
Gtl s,it rlsTruEa T.. a5. H.. hi. 9f35E have already
zone forward
fgl8 II CBRSON & ARMSTRONG, Is C9must,
Ep@ They embrace This opportunity 10 return their sincere
thHgfg In their friends foy T Of Kindness md oilers Of
Sota5Se eyanda, to tSer i-' ' VI anu "''''S
pROOHJYN WAREHOIsE COMPANN.-FRe
ID BROOKLYN NalgbDrg u gers opposite Newt Teaus
sIe in readiness 10 receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and NJ EIttIi NDI- il om Inc NDF1HIi inenIej Gr no.
glr.,t,,t If,N: Is !. -, -, ~ - 49,, ~. '-
10 front Of the Warphousca hv Which Foods arc mme.aig
g1#veyrti b, ROnf tgv.sr Col. Ug-.p lao Inc rr- liner ...a
COON ,vI he found ll,. a. E,,gr- Of 9.,.t ,,i
loaIrug Of 4Iupe
CHARGES are t,4F "a cory Ioty rafs- md ,a, ara,roa
ton ofirrrd 10 he NprcEgnis IN ffr INV ~ ii he os l
u& cuu'emsnCe7oi the Atlantic pogkr of New York
Persons interested In transmitting Mrle,aiaise re invited
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MEDICAL CARDS.

q M. sAUNDERs's- OFFICE, No. lag
IN, Charles strest.-Dr. SAUNDERS ieels grateful I
~ ST. ii NewOreans for their generous support, any
The citizens mpt attention to business VIII meet eOhnu
hopes that PR lie IN possession OF IeHeuy lt ~,
ance OF me- zane from to IL hours. Fers0ns wishing 70
break up any tsVsrh application at his Office my-O ~
try obtain it Upon 0RE, No. 9tB Camp street,
TSUIANiC DRUG Sl> ZONES. mill "
ID conducted by Or. a. A. GER viii attend TO the
NRS. HOUt9H and FRYbIh> It's branches, SI ,ict
PRACTICE OF their profession in an Va 'tuCe ou uuo'
and constant daily attention paid 70 Oigs D., a' '''
calls attended to nj all hours. % flee No. l3
die CarrolOn Railroad Depot
EGYPTIAN EVE oAIsAM. he
IL COHEN, having had 30 year, experience, uilefa
~. above iniaiuhle remedy for all Diseases per: SFYxe
tanning to the EYE. Ophthalml2 OF five years MTS<N
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear IN the Eye, SS
Of years. cured in 10 weeks; man OF tbs CITY, 80
being stone bind for months, was restored 10 the sgt oil one
eye in three weeks gentleman who always used specs Tor
56 years, by using only drop, enabled to read me
newspaper without them by Candelght hours alter. In
hanmatOn OF days cured by enc siagf d0p; II gives
bI,I4ncg 10 the Eye, and also strengthens le sight
CHARLES street apU ~
! Mr.. EhLi0HJ, Veterinary SargeoE, would announce
- 70 the citizen. Of tm5 cly and rs vi a. &A-,
business IN ms line entrusted tn his 49, 60
Dr. Elliott hopes hBO1g experience Veterinary surgeon
VIII insure him large business he spent yc1r ii the
Veterinary College Of France, five years Prussia, gud 't
last five m THIS CITY with great success. The buCtm
charges are from u to 4lO upon durable dsaaeR.
Advice gratis
I- The Doctor is to be found all hons OF the Bpd
night at Tatersalls Stables, st. Charles street
EE- FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on haur
and for sale nhi5 I'm
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s 0pnIrTING BLOOD.

NRW YORK, ApnI 3, II.
M. TIo,,Uzsu1-I verify believe that your Sarsaparla
has ban he means through Providence, Of saving my life
have for several years bad bad cough 1t became worse
nTht syests and greatly debiated and reduced, and
Hi moi expect to live. have only used your Sarsapala
bort time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me- am able 10 walk ali over the city. RAISE
hood and my cough has left You well imagine
mai am thankful for these results our ODD servant,
WIN. RussELLr 65 Calharine sLIneL.
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pr y0DRSeNd-Dear Sir: One of nv children was very
sick with tanker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t dying 0blaf some Of your
excellent medicine and It cured directly for which assng
you ieel very grateful. fOurs, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, q DeshrGs,aT rtFpet