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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

. SIGNS OF A PROSPEROUS L FARMER.-1st.
When farmer is seen marrying young,
it shows that Providence help those who
hell p themselves, and that in future he
will have help of more kinds than one.
Cd. When lights are burning in his
house before break of day, in the winter
especially, it shows thatthe day will never
break on his breaking" in the winter OF
adversely.
Sd. When you seen his barn larger
than his house, it shows that he will have
large profits and small affections.
4th When you see him driving his work
instead of his work driving him, it shows
that he will never be driven from good
resolutions and that he will certainly
work his way to prosperity.
9th When you see his house has more
lamps for burning lard or grease, than
candlesticks for mUre expensive pur-
poses. it shows that economy is lighting
his way to happiness and plenty, will
that light which should enIghten every
fal mer in the world.
9th When you always see in the wood
house sufficiency for three days, if no
more, it shows that he will be more thar
"ninely days wonder" in farming up
erations, and that he is not sleeping in hs:
house after drunken frolic. -......
7lh When he has a small house. sepa
rate from the man building, pulposI
for ashes, and an iron or tin vessel Il
transport them, it shows that he neve
built his dwelling to be funeral pile fol
his family aud perhaps himself
9Th When his house is boarded inside
and out, it shows that he is going the
whole hog" in Keeping plenty inside hi
house and poverty out. q"
9th When his sled is housed in sum
mer and his farming implementScovere,
both winter and sumner, il plainly show
that he will have a good house over hi
head in the summer Of early life and III
winter ofold age. '.'" '
~ The Pennsylvania Legislature ad
Eiourned on the 18th inst, after a long am
Tedious session.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
Burning OF a Steamer on the Lake.
CLEVELAND, May l6.

The steamer America, Capt. Squer, coming
from Buffalo to-day, was discovered 10 be Oh fire
in the hold, when some ten miles out
The Captain very discreetly told the liremen to
keep their places and not to alarm the passengers,
and prepare themselves with buckets, &c, in case
the fire should brenl, ont.
The fire was in the boiler-room enclosed with
bulk'heads fore and aft 50 that nothing cond be
known OF it, origin ar progress. In a few min.
u'es she brought up at Stokeeys pier, landed On
the west side, So that in case of severe fire the
wind, which was from the northeast would allow
the occupying of the pier.
The mlment the passengers We're discharged
an express was sent for our city iiremen aud ell
gnes. The hose department were soon on hand
There was no uiealls Of getting at the ire. but
To ilInd the boat. Her furniture was carefully
removed. The Captain, Stockley md s Phillips
(thc owner) acting il the coolest and most consi.
deratc mlnner
TWAS finally proposed to open her decks above
the pliers aud let the engines play directly On
the fire.
She is considerably burned. and no doubt
would have burned up had she been at sea or in
anJ place Where an efficient fire department was
inaccessible.
As it is she is but little darnged comparatively
aad will comm3n3e her trips IN few DIS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

RAILRoAD.-The citizens of Zanes
vile do not like it that the city of Colum.
bus and Franklin county refused to vote
a small subscription to the Central Rail
road, and are now looking to a connec
tion with Cincinnati by route further
South This matter has been talked Of
before, and we understand that gentle
man from this place, fully competent to
the task, has in course of preparation a
series Of articles upon the practicability
and advantages of Road connecting
GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati by way of Ian
caster and Circeville.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

A NGw PLAN N-In Kentucky a new
plan TO raise funds for the construction of
Railroads, has been broached. 1t is in
tended to assess a tax sufficient to con-
struct the road and call it in as may be
needed. Each tax. payer is to receive
scrip to the amount of tax paid in. which
he can hold or transfer as he may see
proper. In this way, besides the ad.
vantages growing out of the road, each
tax payer becomes a stock holder and is
entitled to his portion of the profits,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

DELEoATEs OUTNuMBERrNG CoNsTITU-
ENTs.-As soon as the late melting at
Nashville, Tenn. which refused, by ar
overwhelming majority, TO appoint del
egates 10 the southern convention, had
adjourned, the chairman requested the
friends of the convention to remain and
appoint delegates. The Nashville Ga
zete says they did remain to the num-
Der of serenteca, aud appointed twenty
nine delegates to the southern convention.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

w'The Maysville Flag says that the
new Constitution has been adopted in
Kentucky by large majority. The re-
turns have not yet come to hand and we
cannot give the figures.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
Trial OF James Sim M pns.

.. CINclNNATl, May II.
The Jury in the case of james Simmons, who
wis tried on ii charge of poisoning his fathers
family last summer, retired last evening hut Ind
not up to / O'clock agreed upon verdict.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

In 1776 AN important dispatch was car
ried from Philadelphia to Boston in fifty
hours, which wss considered extraordina-
ry speed--now it can be conveyed in the
same number of seconds. rr a.l ..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

q The suit brought by the merchants
of Baltimore againslthe New Jersey Rail-
road Company, for charging more than
the charter of the company allowed, has
been successful. aud they will recover
about 100000.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

IcgT"Uncle Zeko did you know that
the United States have been in the habit
ofencouraging ioresW
Certainly not, Simon; what kiud Of
tories!"
"Teritories Now give me some pea
nuts, or I'll catch the messels and make
you pay tor'em."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

A RASCAL on trial at Lexington, KY
actually picked his lawyers pocket of a
silver snuff, box while he was making a
speech to the Jury in his favor a,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

EXPLOSION AT PINE GROVE FURNACE
On Friday afternoon last boiler in Pine
Grove Furnace exploded, Instantly kill
ing man by the name Of Jackson Will
lis, who was at the time in the vicinity
of the boiler. After the head of the
boiler, which was Of cast iron, blew out,
the boiler was carried some 140 or 200
yards. In its course it struck rise of
ground. and bounded upward some 25
feet. 1t carried the top off one house,
aud damaged some three or four others.
The bridge house, in which the boiler
was situated, was entirely demolished:
The loss is estimated at from four to five
thousand dollars - Portsmouth Clipper:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

TIGHT LAcING.-Mrs. Susan Gragg,
aged 81 years died at the lunalic asylum
at Boston. on Monday last, from general
debility and insanity, caused by tight
lacing. Girls. think ofthat!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

Ono BLOCK FOR TIE WASHINGTON
M0NUMENT.-The o S. Journal states
that a block of Ohio marble, from the
Xenia quarry, in Greene county, feet
long, feet high and IA inches deep, will
be presented by Governor Ford, in behalf
of the State of Ohio, to the Washington
Monument
The venerable Judge Burnett, of Gin.
cinnati, has furnished the following in.
scription, which the Governor has dec-
ded to adopt. '''
Ohio. Goat ofarms The Memory OF
Washington and the Union of the States;
Suhto Perpeua." . '''''
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

TnE CITIZENS of Buffalo have author
lied loan of 100000 for the purpose
of supplying the City with good water.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

CALIFORNIA MATrERs.-Ths Detroit
advertiser publishes California letter
from a Detroit citizen, dated San Fran.
cisco, March 29th, from which we clip
sundry items:
Lumber is being abandoned by ship
pers and actually sells at less than tie
freight
So go things in this line and many
others, and since | have beee here have
found his the most capricious and uD-
certain market in the world.
Ninety days ago, -four was $40, and
ii is now drug at S6a6 50 per DBL. or bag
So things go, and so they must, until
more capital comes in. A great mistake
is made by surprising we have plenty Of
money; it is all remilied as soon as dug.
.Of the durable existence of gold in this
country, for profitable mining, for per-
haps century to come, l entertain no
doubt. But, if you Will believe it, men
who never earned 81 per day at home.
absolutely stop short at the diggings,
when making SIC per day, and go home.
Many failures were occurring, and
money was worth 10 per cent per month.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

LtBFRAL.-A dispatch dated New
York, Friday, says: Thirteen hundred
dollars have been subscribed by thirteen
gentlemen Of this city, towards $500 nee.
essary to secure the freedom Of thirty
slaves, emancipated by the will of the
Timothy Rogers, of Bedford county, Va,
on condition that the American CoIoniza-
ton Society will remove them to Liberia,
with their own consent, of course. This
is the right kind ofAbolition. .. ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

MEDICAL CoNvENTioN.-The National
Medical Convention recently held in
Cincinnati, was attended by over three
hundred members of the profession. -
Generally they were among the fore
most in the ranks of the profession and
their proceedings were marked with dig.
nifty aud ability.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

Rev. H. B. Bascom, of Lexington KY,
has been elected Bishop by the Meth
odist Conference now IN session at ST.
Louis. .-1 .. .o, '.r.t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

Count de Bodsco, the Russian Min
lister to the United States, is among the
passengers by the steamship Cambria.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

THE MrsER's EcoNoMY.-A CORES.
poudent of the Bay State Democrat tells
a good storyin illustration of this com.
mendable virtue. Here is the anecdate:
A misery man would often say to his
children, now my dears, which of you
will have a cent and go to bed without
your support
I'VE all will, father
The next morning he would say;7
"Will you all give a cent and have
warm cakes for breaSfast}'e nH
"Yes. yes!" they would reply,with one
accord ti' " ''.,
Thus he would get his money back a
gain and cheat them out Of meal worth
J double the amount.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24
Friday Evening. May ~. 1850

GrOur Tia anks are duo to the Huu
FLAyIUs CASE, of the Convention. for
valuable fayors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

MAYOR BARKER. On Wednesday
week last, two sisters beastly intoxicated,
were brought before the Mayor of Pitts,
burg After taking IA glance at their un-
fortunate condition, the Mayor sent for
the man who sold the liquor and impos-
ed upon him two s. fines. He has, it
would seem, adopted new way ofpun-
ishing drJnkeness.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

A SLIGur ERRnR The Steubenvile
Daily Herald, in posting up the aspect
of afilirs at Washington, says:
'lt is understood that the majority of
the committee on the Ga!phin Claim
have by party vote decided against the
action of Mr.. Ewing in its payment"
Keep better posted, friend Allison,
and you will not wrong your friends,--
Mr.. Ewing had nothing to do with the
Galphin claim. A portion of the major
llyoF the committee decided against any
allowance, another portion agains, the
allowance of interest, and the minority
are reported as favorable to the allow.
ance as made by Secretary Crawford up,
on the decision of Attorney General
Johnson. ltwas party committee at
best, appoinledto find fault.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

An lrishman slipped up and came
down 'broadside' upon his back, recently
which stilled his breath minute or two,
besides brusoiug his head considerably
Recovering, he jumped up, threw him
self into fighting attitude, shook his fists
at the ice, as ifhe was about to take sum
mary vengeance upon the slippery sup
stance, aud then, with violent gestures
aud threatening voice, he exclaimed:--
Faith, an yen take sweat for this be-
lore june sureW
ESH The Greenfield Democrat says the
following note cerbatim et literdtim, was
sent to the presiding Judge of a court in
that county, recently:
to the Honorable cort
Sir your juris canter Gree.
fourmafi.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

PRoLIFIc TREE.-It is averred by the
Skowhegun (Me.) Clarion. that Mr. F.
Thompson recently felled a pine tree in
the Dead river, from which he obtained
1000 feet oftimber and four bears.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

Tho RAmRoAD.-Mr Webb, c. E.,
and his company left Portsmouth on The
18th inst, for the purpose of testing the
practicabiIty of route for the Sciolo aud
Hockng Valley Railroad by the way of
Jackson. The Editor Of the Daily Des
patch says that he has no doubt the route
will be found practicable at no very great
additional cost. The object of this sur.
vey is TO discover whether the Road eau
not be built 50 as to tap the iron region,
thus adding to its value.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

Tue CoNvgNrIoN. Oh Wednesday
afternoon this body was occupied in dis
cussins proposition To have the pro
cerdlngs and debates published in some
German paper, 1t was referred to a Sc
lect Committee. On Thursday the great
Ier portion Of the morning session was
occupied in discussing propositions for
publishing The debates in a durable
form. From 500 to 5000 have been re .
commended We can see no necessity
Tor this. These debates will be publish.
ed in cheap form by one or both the
papers AZ Columbus, and will be within
the reach Of almost every one, and why
this extra expensel The object will ap.
pear evident
We notice nothing else Of interest save
the presentation of several additional
free suffrage memorials.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-24

" The Pennsylvania Legislature ad
iourned on the Athinst., after long and
tedious session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-19
Died.


I On the 18th inst JoHs O. BOHsr, aged tvsnty-ons
years, native OF Germany .
and scquaintanses respectfully invited
to attend biz funeral on Saturday afternoon at two
p M from the residence OF J. H. Isbusch liz Green
Cemetery
On Friday morning, January 18th, WILLIAM Dsrw
eldest son Of William and Barbara Jane Drew. In the
9th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
TO attend his funeral from his parents residence 81
Madison street, on Sunday At O'Clock P. NJ His re-
mains will be taken 10 Greenwood for interment.
On Thursday, 18th inst, Mrs. ELIZA NJ. RoBiysoy,
daughter Of the late Mr. John Jacob Faesch OF SWzer
land, and relict OF MIR VIM. IL Robinson.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral at St Mark Church, without fur
Their invitation, at o'clock precisely, on Saturday
Afternoon.
On Thursday, 18th inst, LUcRErIA BLACKWELL, wife
of the late Richard Perrin, of Elilssethtown n. .,
aged II years.
Funeral services at the residence Of her son 10 law
Mr. Francis Burritt, Saturday morning at o'clock
where the friends Of the family Invited TO attend
Her remains will Be taIpn 10 Eizabethtows for iIssr
ment
On Monday, January !, 1850 at Msnsquan Mon
mouth county. New Jersey. Mrs. + IzABErH GOODMAN
wife OF the late Captain william Goodman, aged Is
Years.
At St Croix on the morning Of the 5oth December
tier few days Illness MARY KANRIN, wife Of Th
Lee Of troton Falls, ia the 27ts year Of her age
nd daughter Of the late Henry Rankin Of this city
At Macao. Oct. 18th DR.. JoHN f.. BnooEs, fleet sur
son ~ the I. ). squadron in the Eastern seas DR..
roohe Wa by birth FiTg'nisn.
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NEw MEDICAL sooKs-A coypLErE RAcTrcA

skDlcAL BOOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN he nsute ana treatment Of private diseases
i,. All nndred sateons % the srinary crrsns
W srsss nuntsr % keautfully csored plates
a. srss mus ~ Homer Bo.swiek n y large quarts
sdlaon Price sis ks.rse, fro-s the 9cssss
sseicsiaro surgical Journs" nav he s,ia f..viessIv
. sieerds OF Actors On the SANE I. av
sss and tar superior V anything Hind ,xN-
ishsd IN Wis country Author The rorh ., s.r,.sj
rspr,h sses 4, sIs,.s ss =. inyoper h.siss
thor, tOf Rrcsdway. -" ~
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sto Il A. n. 6tosP.k (sUndays esceptedl Those Via
atPy in the early stages will be surprised the rpd
And little ineonvsnenre attending their IL ehefv
however those who have suffered from certain ,sss Of
rho can properly arpreeiste his services lusireture
omis hrst Incident ~ ts advanced and drees
st., iron uneommon advantages and yery EXTENSIVE
f ne cen AFFORD rapid. and radical cure which
sr'.nds for satas cas- be obtained from no oshes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-19

4 Yos s MAGNETIC PovDEs FOR rug DssrsUc
IL ticn finsects Of every description AID Pills Cor Nat.
reeonmondd 20 the Tuhs By is title, snd " that doe
net recommend a. enc trial will AL hsu.ekesp.rs h,v
ped Of the artels. 10 may he found at 80 Brsaivsy-
ITfihuna-
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WnDICAL.

M osr EXTRAORDINARY woRK-UOOs ooPiss
S$:s:: s1::.
.setsnats wiz. ana I:sunsry dilcsas % the hys s.
81 %;
& Ss. n. permit an fa@
s'S. ss HER: :. isss' Or %
a' IL the decline ct !. r9~ h s,S
and the .ficsn remedis and most certain mode Of
Violations contained in it's pages have proved blessing t
thousands the Letters received by The suthS
s.tsss. 49,
N'''a~ " Leu" '''" s' DHr1os >: i KY lsG
Dr.; a H. hsurteeaw x..,..,
oomp.ssn which enclosed dollar address
these tsv lns3 but that inpslIsd BY q E.a:
suds ior Myse ne WIG w n'e o''sra"'' ~ 'ui 'r
wife h.. Sssn :n,: 70,
:i,s more and 1o.s est.s
SION as:caIss Of that This :.ss Of Things ~
sn. Inc. about two nentSs heard yoar s:ol SissIy
poasa o As some matter, ..aenins ny h
ssasssa " ssss:
DssoSs.ss provided Esnady cpsHsSs prospect me
which little conserved was possible \. pSoss1!sy con,
tsi h.yn; been impatt1s 70 e.
But for Thu: ere another year would have
ever my head, IN Al human pTeeaey nay Ss woa'a nsv'
From Psyse,d,; y Anvil, ,s17
HomE ~ r., Aprn 10 Ie4i.
re,r eiri receives yo1f WORK On tns ,1sh sna !.
Companion. unhesatngly that II should be IN tns
hands Of medical account OF mode OF treat
meat prescribe. by which broken OF med breasts
impossible occurrence In view therefore, thst there
Thousands thus afflicted NJ every oonhnemsnt IT IT.
vuabe not only TO every physicisn but every woman
In regard TO the great discovery Of n Daonenux mem
doned in your work have known many within the sphs.e
OF ny own immediate pastce whose health would nave nees
preserved ana many others WHOSE vss would nave peg
spared had they known and avasd themselves OF It. a
thoush Of course II may be susceptible Of pervrdon as u
deed, eyos are our greatest blessings
Had Knovn.-ErtrGet u a Letter
PHILADELpHIA, Nov. q, lesI.
A. n EaproeAu:-Had known the important lnas
treated in the Married womans Private Medical
Companion," years how misery sht
have suffered which you point
in your hook without knowing what to do Bat hears
Il highly spoken of obtained and found
treated Of every will AVA. herself tas
formation Contained /, its paxcs.
Competence cud IfeGlih-Ertycct of Letter.
LArcAsrEa Pa, Get. "a, Is&s.
Nv Dear Sir-I know Won will have the Kindness 10 bca,
WITH in encroaching upon your tine while
lin behalf Of myself and wifeJ the
seves under 10 Won in having ma
contained in your most valuable Married Womans Pri
vsts Medical liz has been worth its weight,u
gold me. If express myse rather warmly you viii
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announcements of Births, Marriages and Deaths are
mot inserted unless duly authe,.ested and paid for
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At the Wheat Shsaf, January llth, by the KEY
DR.. Dandy, MIR WILLIAM BENNETT, OF Elizabeth
town TO Mise Anna WILLIAMS Of Wheat Shear
18th, by the Rev. w H. Norris OF the Sands street
Methodist church, wiNASr B. MoRRsLL to his, HAIR
RIET F. BtppLE formerly OF Basken Ridge New Jersey
At Richmond, Va 9th inst Lieut. WILLIAM LEIGH
u. S n, to ELLA, daughter of the late john WICK
Enn
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l.OOO.OOO OF eoTTLSf INP CyEs

LINGERs Moderated tmbroca,on have been sold. With
cut solitary complaint being made kne~n. for
isr the hair after had tsen ttly gone upwards
oftwnty ears The most Of badness being
cured 10 that OF MI JOAN Vincent Of ~ Ridge street.
rerk city He obtained sotSe Saturday. aad on tbs
following Wednesday called ard showed the hair had
started very thick and fast lie used
In elk vstks and has beautiful head of IL PER-
fsey ssonsh who will call an
Teo or three applications will stop the air from esains on.
Hundreds 81 be sdduced u cleans head bean
my and cures all manner Of skin diseases together With
scrofuous ulcers Of character eradca rhsn
and all other psins certain 40 10 who
will call on MT u NJ Qumhy, at 9s Broas .ay. will be
satisfied IL has cured protraeted and alarming Of
nfammstory geut This remedy 10 sold srxs bit
tee having ten tmss the strength Of other Ares
offered for sae At % cents each, 81 81 On
commission Every bottle makes many friends does in
Of the word said Tor.
t64 and s.6 Broadway. Grand
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IeSpcs ship John ssrshsli-csp, Bs,eii. lat. Of shin
Archillo-ll In the steersge
IivgaroAL-shp Brant-R m X HsrtArh and dauxhtsr-
sq IN the tteefase.
HsSBsRs-Bsrh xiies-Nr, crond- q in the steerars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-19

EuRE IN ONE DAY. WITHOUT kEDIcIsE-pS
" LARkON1, ~ Rssss street has patients day sh, are
willing verify his Asertopsl thu, have hse- under ks
ssre on the dnerent fhysesr Without receiving relief
Many cured but In shsrt time a. a,s..s
in worst form. French Pills fer female 81 Tar
irr - ~
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pOVV NC Mixture for the cure Of GouorraGa. Gls.a
Structures and similar disorders IL makes rpesty epre
without the least restriction Of diet drink exposure "a
change Application TO burmese The prctretor ehasnass
single case hioh the mixture will NOS he
fixture Of ave hundred dollars Furtherthe disease cas-
not be conrssted dose % the Mixture takes Wis.
srpcsed put up ia bottles vita full drsctions At a.
One bottle Taste weeknsny cured in days No,
sals By &. II. Rlns l91 Broadway. los Bsyasd a.
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nR. BRusETs UNIyIRsAL REMEDY. BROAD
~ way te opposite The fsrk BY the solicitation Of ~.
fCnds the proprietor been induced 4,
ttsh agency the city Of New York the sac N s
Universal Remedy Which Il the greatest purifier NE blood
presented 90 the public