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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
Important No:ice,

TNHE subscriber offers the following articles
i. for sale at wholesale: Mess Pork. Brooms,
Coffee. Brown and White Sugar, Brandy, Gin,
and Wine. Tobacco, Shot aud Powder.
TH0S. PRENDERGAST,
sug 10y. Water Street
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

FJNIIE regular meetings Of CAPITOL n.y.
J. pitISfON No 90 $. of L., are held zS42sAS=ss
OH every Momday Eeeaiag. al O'Clock sF='r7ss'
precselv--in Old Fellows Hall, Lafayette st
Ry onler Of the W. 7.
june S, JOHN l.. NiALEl; a. D
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

90 KITS Salmon and Mackerei 10 bbls, No,
CU3. Mackerel; 20 bbls. No. |, Mackerel;
5 bhls, Pitch; do. Turpentine 20 kegs Tar.
For sale at the Planters Store.
aar loy. No s. Church Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
I. q. @. r.

DESoTo LODGE. NO 7. RegularA|
Stated Meetings. every Thursday Eve ~
ming. MAGNOLIA ENCAMpMENE/
NO g. Regular Stated Meetings, the secoud and
fourth SATURDAY Evenings in each month. june 8,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

shirts. Hosiery, Cravats, ets

Supcrtine. all linen, shirts--latest styles
do and medium quality muslin shirts,
latest styles.
Gsuze silk. Gauze merino, Gauze Gotten and
Gauze Flannel unaershirts.
Brown. White and pink cotton understands
and drawers. ..
Isle Thread understands and drawers
beautiful goods.
Red, blue and White Flannel and Merino
shirts and drawers. E-H
Very rich styles fancy Crayats; French
and italian black silk Cravats.
Silk and linen hankerchiets, Lisle Thread;
Linen and silk Gloves.
Lille Thread. cotton and merno halt. hose.
silk and Gingham Umbrellas, carpet bags, etc.
Also.
a large assortment of variety articles Gam
Bags. Fish rods. Lines Hooks, and other article
suitable TO the sports Of the season. for all OF whc
the loves, prices will be asked and no deviation.
june s, ly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21
City Drug store.
0. P, DAVIS g. BROTHER,
Al the Old stand on Lafayette st,

HAVE Just received and ipw opening the Srr2
L i largest stock Of Drugs Medicines. Chez W
meals Paints. Oils, ,yarnishes. Brushes =
Windew Glass, Tobacco, Snuff. Pure Wines,
Brandy and Pertumery. ever offered In this mar
ket. on the most reasonable and accommodating
terms, Plantation orders put up with neatness
and dispatch and shipped to any point desired
~ U physish,ns' descriptions carefully ond oc-
es,ateiu ,ssgtpounded At all hours june 8, ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-21

EnO OF. JOHN HAYS Sugar Cured Hams,
j w warranted of superior quality and navor
aeg Toy. For sac BY N. B. WOLFE.
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nR, G. w. BEARING.

OFFERS his professional services to the people
Oot Baton Rouge and vicinity. u Mce at
ihs Drug Sletr Of IL 4. lVd6dM juno y.
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Large sales and Small Profits.
CHARLES A. LIONS
ZONE PRICE.
n,rr.xrx, x,r,n 4 I, rr,fYn61,, nrm
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

VITHERE may he found, as usual, the d(dIn
w largest and most beautiful assortmenti' pli''D
Of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHINGL4LI w.
II, Baton Rouge.
The following is only partial list Of articles
summer Dress Coats. TrOcks.
Saes. I'Olkas etc.,
French AIerno or Drap d Etc Frotks Dress Goats,
sacs Polkas and Lamartines
English Merino and Parametto Freeks.
Black and coloted alpaca saes Polkas,
Lamartines and Shert Froeks.
All linen. checked and striped polkas.
Black and mode colored Cashmerette polkas
Fancy colored Kossuh Cloth and Tweed do
Light quality black cloth skeleton saes,
and Laniartines
IsansalOOms.
French figured merino and trap de Ture pantaloons
do merino or drap d Etc pantaloons.
Real India Nankeen DO
French linen drill white and colored do
l.roHn. yellow and white linen DO
French and American cottonade, do
Vests,
Surer Black and colored silk and satin vests.
do Plain and figured barathea 90
do Light silk. satin cashmere do
do White and coored Marseiles do
do Fancy colored and embroidered
Linen. do
All of the latest styles--Rolling collars and
Il Al
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
I.AMs nP nrALIn.

Children should be tauqht to use the
left hand Is well and as much as ;he
rirlt.
Coarse bread ia much be,tcr ror
children ;han fine.
CEldre, rndcr seven vrars of ore
should not Le confined over six or
seven ponr. in the house-and that
tine should be broken by frequent re.
cesscs
Children and young people must be
made to hold the.; heads up and should
.rs hail w,,o .,,oI;n. .;.;
wo,L;,o
From ono to one mound and half
Of sol,d c,cd is rfTicien, for y ncrson
ia the ordinary vocation of business.
Persons in seden,arv ear.ovmep,s
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INQUART BOTTLES.


For the removal and permanent cure Of al
diseases arising from un impure state of
blood or habit Of the system, viz
Scrulula or Kings Evll, Rheumatism, Ob'i-
nate Cutaueou> EIupnous. PimpleS, tF
Pustulcs on tns Face, Blotches, Blles Ch'o-
nc Sore Eyes, King u orm or Ev'lsr,
Scald Hat, enlargement and pam ~. l.e
d mes aud Joiu,s, Stubborn Che.., r'P-
hiltic symptoms, ScIaiica, "r LumbNe"f .H'
di.cases arising fom nm injudici 10 us- "i
Mercury, Acliies OF Drop,y, y,cNpoSulc % .u.
prudence in Lille also, Chronic Co.S'.u'
,ional DiS td"rs, etc
his Medicine has acquired very extend
Ell and esaoli>hed reputation wherever II
Las been used, basel Entirely on u'own
merits, whi,h its suprr a, iAcacy has sl"nc
sustained. The unfortunate victim OF ht red
tdTy disease. with Sw ollcn g.auds, c. ntracr-
ed s,ncw-, and homes hal cartons, has cen
restored to health and yigor. The scroiulous
plllent, c"ve'rd with ulcers, ioa'hs, me to
hms,i and hi attendant, has been II adr
wholr. liundreds OF persons. who lad
gIoanrd hopleS.iy tor, ears uni"rcuta '.c"us
and glaEduar di>or .rs hToDic rheumlilsm
and many other complaints slTIrginsl ll"n d
drrahg gam,nt OF the sccn ave ol .aLs sahd tho
Il cuLtIun. have been als' Il as u were irtm
the raci, of disease, ana now, with !"g' nrI-
ntrd .unsli;u .ons, g!adl, t-Sti 10 ih, ttsa
cS uf inls Iue>t,maO,e pGepdl anon. ! hr les.
umonv Oi those who have been cured b, rs
u, with their rrsilehc,s, har cen iuhiish-
ID I, um time tu iime aud ~eir dr>lini le,
4 mas ui the mos, uy,rN heiming tr>lIiI ouy
could te hrau ,lt ,orwari. proving mo.t con.
cluslvcly IL, iuestimable value. The / I'll ci-
ed, and hose VIII" have not used his medi-
q e, are invited 10 make atrial of It's virtues,
Ia h. l.t.,. *
which II alone can best"w
'CRUru IS STRANGER THAN FICTION
The at enIiun OF the reader is called to tie
following astonishing ctfc, eii,tted by the
use OF Sands SnTsiporIla.
fhiSls % certify that have a co'ored wo-
iaan who has been alil cleL fo: he last Eve
wears with Scromla, and all tn. reln dies
u-ed had no effect la arre>ling The progress
Vtthc.onplaint; on the cDniraIv, nur co.,
slautly gfeW wOrsc-ai ii ait rexpnIing be-
tween so and $50 with p ysIcIanS besides
u>iu1 oIhnr popu.ar rene les without Success
tll the disease had eaten away the cilullgr
of hcr NOSE, made lis appearLncc on Various
part, oi her body, and had inally coImenced
It's rarasc> IN the DOT OF he' mnulh.
In this eadtul situation, with the pIos.
pcct Of death staring Ter III tie face, siatrd
hercase lo DR. Dl>o>woy, The agent 10, Sands
Sarsuarlia IN HewJ-ln, \. G., Ly whom |
was advised 10 Use that arucle aud 10 ny
surprise and thai OF my ueighh, r.. 10 whom
her case was known, af,r using four am
haifbotllcs she wss cstnred topeift CT hea IA,
and that in the pace OF three seeks, aud Was
able To work IN two weeks from the timc .he
commence Il takiug 1t.
JOSEPH McCOrTEE, j.. p.
M"ut OF Neusr River, Craven tr., y {
u. x. HAZiHD, }, Agent tor Newro,t,
Nov IL
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To Dr. II. + pecrv.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ANODYNE

4 o . 4 Il y C II T. ROPS,
An Imm diar AMI ref, ct Cure. TITO
who htyr trlt TIA" PAM, tEruhting and T.
cIu.Ialng pan.s OF iHis disease hsul, nx
,hrougn Ih'lr Jaws ~Ih most tornn uIng
pers.y'r 10 q, a. q, a. I, often Ihr Cu.c have
",cIved vat lItlI" s>mpaihy from hIehds on
-,ra oc' a-iuu>, will no doLb, IL mt, h rlca>-
eel to know 81 remedy ti,at viii n"vrr ia #
To- u urt icr-ver he uum"rcilu oflrLd -
rh,s remedy Is thc Glove An, dyir, an un-
l.ijus cure.
,"r following testimony j. from ono o!
our most Distinguished p'acticnl -. D.nIsis-
New furk, Dee 10, lr4I
NcSsrs. \. - g. d Sands-Grntlru,,:
In the course ci my practice have cai,n.
si,cly used your Cln,c hnofyur with much
success to The feliCi of the TooihntIr:
- constantly reCuruH nd 1t g. NV paiicnt>
l deem II but lrst !" Intrm Won ni The hicE
opinion have oi II over other temcdi,s.
an y"ur~, ''ry respectfully.
NJ. LEVEFF, Dentist.
2O NroaawHv, corner ~ Warren.
PRICE % CT. pERN VI
Prepared and sold " holrsa'e md reta
by A % " ID SNNO>, Sew York. old ae
- bN Druggist, g"n, ally through ,ut tie
Jnilrd states and Canada
X. II. HAZARD agenifur export
nov ~
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THINGS WORTH RE-SAYING.
ROMANCE OF MOROCCO.

HOhANLL vi Fs'hc>''
The grandfather of Ben Abou' Inc
present Governor Of Riff, when Cad
ofTangicr, made great feast at the
marriage of his daughter. One oi his
friends. Caid Mohammed Widden, OBJ
served a poor man,n mean attire IN the
court and ordered him out and, he
not obeying pushed him SO that be FELL
That same-night the keeper Of an oven
(there are no sellers of bread-every
one makes his own bread at home, and
sends il to the oyen) had barred his
door and retired to rest, when some
one knocked q, tie door. lie asked,
"who is there T. and was answered,
"The guest Of God" which means
Lercar. "You are welcome" he sai1,
and got up and unias,ened The door
and having nothing hut some remnants
OF ,he koscoussoo from his supper,
and the piece of mat upon which he lay
lie warmed the koscoussoo in the oven,
and, ai.r bringing wafer 10 wash hls
guests hands, he act il before him he
then conducted him to The mat, and
himself lay down or the bare ground.
In the morning, when he awokc, he
found the door unbarred, and the poor
man gone so he said 20 himself, "He
had business aud did not wish to dis
turb me or he wen; away modesily
being ashamed Of lis poverty" On
taking up lie mat, he found under II
.wo doubioons SO he was afraid, and
put the money by, and determined not
TO to ch it, lestil had been forgotten,
or lest the poor man had 81 len it, and
put il ,hc,e to ruin him. Some lime
afterwards an order came from Fee
for Mohammed Widden and the baker
TO repair thither. Ihey were both
conduct. q to ,hc place before the PAL
ace to w-ii the, Sui!au's coming forth.
When lie appeared, they were called
before him, and, addressing the first,
he asked him if he recoiiected the
feas, q! the marriage of the daughter
of,he Cai:l of T'angier, and a poor man
whom hs hal pushed with his left
hand aad kicked with his right foot
Then Caid N;ohymmed knew whom lie
Mus treated, gad tromblcl. The Sui
TN said, "'Ihe agm that struck me
aud tie leg ihst kicked me arc mine;
cut them of" The baker now said
to himself az he has taken the leg
and the arm ofthc Caid, he viii sure
ly take my head )" so he fell down
upon the earth and inplored the Sui
tan to have mercy upon him. The
Sultan said to him, 'HIy son, fear not
you were poor and took in the begger
when lie vas thrust forth from tie
the feas, Of ,h2 rich. He has eaten
your bread and slept on your mat
Now, ask Whatever you please it shall
be yours" The Ca.d retained to Tan
gier mhirncd and begs.r, and lis
grandson was lc;ely soldier at the
gate Of the Sicilan Consul. The ba-
ker returned riding on a fine mule,
richly clothed, ard possessed Of the
wealth Of the other; and the people
used 70 say, as he passed by, There
goes the oven-leeper, the s.:sn's
hos, - IrarslS IN k7or0cco.
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DYSPEPSlA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

70, sale hy G. G.. &. HAZARD, Ncwrort'
John W. Dca,th, Bristol. :. 4. Driscoll, Warren,
Il. G.. Brown, East Greenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Briggy & Spencer, Washington Village.
+. l., Taylor, Kingston. John Alien, Brands ", n
WoIks.N. :. Palmer & Go. Westerly. y. Young.
WEXFORD. And by Agents ia all parts Of the STATE.
All letters and orders must he addressed to Wal
bare & Go. los Broadws- sew York.
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CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASTONISHING AND MOST WONDERFUL CuRE.-fapf
Esra kaapp of No "a Willow st., BROOKLYN N Y,
one of the most respectable citizens In the city
afflicted i've years with Scroiulous Erysipelas OF bUt
legs from the knees 10 the feet which n'iHned and
sweled to prOdigious size and liberated Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough to finger In.
into them which discharged daily almost incredible
quantity OF maturated substance. lie had had the
advice and attendance OF several Of the skul
ply sIcHns. and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efccting n and wHs told by
one or two of his physicians that the ulcers IN his legs
would hip, N b,fofs iosg. BRANr's PURIFYING
ExrRAcr has cured these liberated aud infaued "a
that they entirely healed up, and he enjoys
heulth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
Severe Deafness Cured,

"be folowm, eAtfact from letter l.el, received
from distinguished ply sician ia The State OF Virg.as
"A a. CuriNrtg, NJ D.. Dear Sir One OF my patients
rrkaown ne obtained yOur Gairanic Bell aud Mech
haze, with tho Magnriie Fiit for affection Of
bchGnes, The case w9s HAT OF lrdy whose Nervous
~ stem much diSctdctci and her geHeral health
poT Much done pre- iuusy 10 the application o tho
Gc rat with yer, lulr success aid feel il only iyht
tell YOU that sInce she commenced wearing tie bel,
aud using the Fluid, hUt a few weeks ego she he.
ENTIRELY RECOVERED IiFR HEARINti and he,
g'ueial health Is better than for seVc.ai years.
~ ENety case oi Defines, if II he Nervous - N
generally "a, c0n be cur'd by this wonderful remedy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14
INTERNAL ULCERS.

This cure IL triumph ousrih 'l0 Of the best phyyi'
e,o,, in the city OF tcpLi ..' . POSITIVE PRnoP
thu, internal ulcers w. .lt'f easily ~ external
when BRANT'S PURtYtSs tAtHAtT u usrd. .Nr. J"hH
H,pbua. oi the mu-J iectahn gentlemen IN
luJun, Cagnga 60. " Y. informed MS in Oct, siI
that he had been afflicted With three FIssuREs or
alton aud thus furnish pOsv" proof ut the Tact Hnl OF
their location. lie said that he had spent ysai IN
Phod,lpha under the professional advice Ot the hest
physician. and Was OBLIGED to return Auburn with.
out help. when DR. r. W. Hunt druggist. of
Auburn. advised him 10 try Rr0nts Purifying Eytracf,
nd ni hotties of rTs la
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would soon be in a Grave.

Mr.. WILLIAM n. JENNINGS. n merchant al P,oPon'
centre A,htfbpi0 c2p7ip 'ho wro.e ious, Cc'o"r = lsis
.nt stated care Of CuEsUmrToS which the use OF brarfs
lND'iN gIJ NONIRI B8LS.fM had effected IN Mr..
WILLIAM CNOCkEI, of M adjoining town. He said
Mr. Cruclc has sought relief from NJ" best physcians aud
medicine. out found none, for lie fatal hand ol
that unr,uins monster, Consunron, had taken si hold
As Ni'as and destroying nd dobiliiatlns ls
hodv is' he skeleton. IIe was gireH ~ ny
li- INys Gnd all friends who would soon t1.
hdb gare But in this last extremity strange and
ruIs may seem. yet il Is true. That The use OF
uulv 6re boiteA Of BRAHT's INDIAN PULMONARY BAl-
~ us uucpBced e hand Of the destroyer, aud restored
Mr.. Crockc 10 health, and he is now healthy hearty rug
gef man!
s. u. DAMN, Esq, merchant and posirGster at J~feson
adjoining town. wrote to us about the same time, and
stated that he acquainted with Mr. CRoCKET, and tee
tiaed % hn CURE, and az Lhs nbotenanie (aei,.
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IyyNrGS RrED-MUST DIE.

Mr. L. 8 TERRY, merchant. Bpyon. Gere,,e county ~ Y.
wrote, August ~. 1913. "BRASTS MEDICINE ID doing
wonders here. II has o Consumption that all
the physicians Ind said must die. When he commenced
taking Brants Medicine he could his hand
his head he bed at the lnn9 and every symptom seemed
indicate TINT he die; Bat astonishing TO all, he 10
now able labor, md rides all the uty He used
oHiv dpe I0tle Il las also cured youhg lu3y Of Con-
sumption in Oeans county, which her father auys doctor
could cure"
Mr.. MILLER, a merchan, OF the same place has eori-
heLt % the tnIh of tie above statement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

Are YOU not alarmed at the ar
pioach OF The king oftcrrorsr said the
minister 10 the sick man.
"Ob. 10 / have been living six aud
thirty years with the queen Of terrors
the king cannot he much worsel'
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Kinsley's Expre ss.

--F.---zz1 The Subscriber continues To- run
rSis.1H an ExPREss. from this lace
ionV by which packages. &C.. msy he for
wartlcd and delivered. Ivy faithful men 10 any
part OF the United States. All orders and
packages left at the 0fec, No. II, Thames
areet, Nerpou will mes, with promp, stten
ton. r. n. kINSfEY.
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1900 Cases of Palsy ard para!ysis

have been reported 10 DR CHssrp end his Agent within
ht To-. Two ears, which have been entirely restored.
- Car. ANDSrw ?. ToM,, Of Brooly n, y. Y, had
pt been able TO walk stop fs n"s Edr years and
helples, that he had 20 be fee The most celebrated
physicians gave him up In Eve days after lie commence
wearing the G,LvANiC BEiT SECKLACt, AND BEaC.' spG
he Wake the and in three weeks he had DO,
ecty cred hR health. Captain Tome, is seventy
Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-14

DUsr.--A Clergyman in Albany has
preached l30 sermons, delivered . lec-
iurcs. married 60 couple, bsptised I5
children, and made 25D visits to the
,:t. vilhin tiis pas; ,csr,
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DR.. CHRISTlE'S
GALVkNIC NECKLACE

l. uel for oil complaints affecting the Throat Head
such Gs Bronchitis Inflammation ot the Tkrost Nervous
ard sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neufsgis in
e Face Bu2ling Roaring in the Esrs Deafness which
generally Nervous and that distressed complaint called
1ic noloreux
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Palsy and Paralysis.

a. caused By deficiency # Nervous En,rgy in the
affected limbs. DE. CEsIsrIt's GslVanc Articles will
'r.Ti, tins deficient power and coa,yels aud entire
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CunoNpC DVSENTERY,
CHOLERA IN TUM.

No mother need ever mourn the death OF Ter child by
that chd-d-srUyiaE compliant, whn tesihWg wunr
weather Cdoicrd IlfI' tgp, ,r Let j. calltt SUMMUE
CoMPLAiNT-if "BRANTS FUL.tv.'ARl BALSAM'
be administered tu uC child. II should hOwev' Ia sue'
be USED IN icce La,gs 7oii"p' ~ the due
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MANY ConsuInptions Cureo.

Mr. s. II CLARK merchant, Glide. HdV8e county ~ Y,
wrote to inform IA that BRANTS PULMONARY BAL
SAM sold slily Clyde and said: II the statements
Of Of most respectable people, and personal Wis.,
be knowledge, can be relied lie medical virtues have
cured 'yy Pre rot0ns, several Of whom am &C.
Quaiued with who were hupeessy sick 10 be
sdercd, by physicians and all friends pust possibility Of
cure and yet, the facts are BRANl'S BALSAM has
stored them 10 PERFECT HEALTH"
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GahiT III. hEgiN RIMEDl..

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA B!TTrNS.
A.-urc, speedy and pc mantnt Cure tor uys.
prp.h ~ ltS worst Forms. This medicine
VII be found 10 cure all complaints arising
from disorders Of the Stomach and Bow els,
Bl.!ousne.e, Yrlowness nf skin.- Liver
cosplarnls, neh,iIiy HeadacIe, NeI,ous
ness, Low Spirits, Talp'rarion OF ih. I!,ui.
C'stivrGess. &c, &c. pltase read tie ioI.
luUlLy crIufrn'r.
I'D The following from an eminent ply
slc'an;
The undersigned he NJ acquainted with
some Of the ingredients cf iluic..ings' Veg
ctab!e Drsfepsra Bttrr>, and having used il
Tor sorr tia" in his practice with evr,y de-
ired effect, he recommends this medicine
srom the certainty oiits OBJECT, and gives il q
preference over all preralali'ns III medicine
Tor that distressing complaint dyspepsia.
4. HARDENBERGH, NJ D.,
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Was believed past Cure !

Mr CORNELIUS II. SMITH merchant Colin, Centys
iTSbSiSAGT PuLNoXARYT II BAisAM and BRASfs fu
RlFYlNG EXTRACT are nearly oil sold, and want i'm.
medatey another supply, for they sell more rapidly, eri
gre Jcf',y sItEIsii3p than MI lie other medicines have
Tor sale. The Pulmonary Bodm has ,ised lady hero
FROM bed OF dams and severe sickness which al
tie doctors had given up rs iNCvRABLE They said
tgii CoaspHIp9n II ne irHys. Arer NJ haf
pronounced tie HOPELESS, she commenced Iakin2
BRAN 1'S BdLSiN-aud now she u treH"
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DR.. c HRiSTiE'S
GAI,VhNYC BRksg .ETS

Are found of vast service IN Of or lit
sssrodc Complaints and general Nervous Affections of
the Head ard upper eNemies Also IN Palsy and Psra,
SIS, and all dscases cau,ci by deficiency Of rowss
ot Nervous Energy ia tie limbs other organs ri the
houI.
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Tic Do!oreux and Neuralgia.

Thee - e gonihing complaints are i-ms
haicfy '''i.tt- nc application &c the GaiyASc Bar
NtceL,cr 40 tirtD. The Belt diGuses the Electricity
through the system The Necklace hns local effect aud
the fluid acts directly upon the affected nerves 10
these distressing Affections the application NEvER
FAILS
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FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.

These alarming and terrible complaint, are always
caused by dsIangsmtpi eC me hsrru The BKLr
BHao'Lhi' AND fItiD viii cure Eesrly s,erv case
ID G. MOREEAD, " ID General agen
he UnltedSta'ts.
~ broadway, New York
n r. HAZARD ig-n; for N.~S.a
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a DOCTOR CURED!

DR. ]. W FRENCH, Of HHisddis HNt ale county, MIel-
can, uhodt the 'st OF January, 1912. w,' follows
have been IN the regular prce Of ~ !.s place
for Enp Years, bgt oi ed the pruc'!cl e my
profession ia consequence of M .i o.. 50 severely
addicted with (h,Oic Disease Lungs, incu
me that HAD CoSsuMPTIoN, past doubt couL he'd
necessarily night aud day AMI had severe pans and
soreness my chest. sde ana breast tried the
dies recommended by c most sA!l of The profession,
rl effect eAceptns tie nausea AMI debility caused
by them. prcUdced AGAINST patent med cne- aud
have faith now In Them generally. But was induced
experiment, more than thrUu III idl:l;O try bot
tie OF BRANI'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAAi; and
do here acknowledge, Tor The brugn Of the all ced
whom / may serve. tGut The effect oi lis on
the most pIuElp, aud saIgry OF any med cines
Witnessed the effect of N all practice Ny cough
Immediately re'iered, and IN about eight days
free from cough of the chest und pain! and
consider and pronounce ByseJ 4 WELL MAS.'
Dr. French " now Respectable druggist al Hllisias