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The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
THE HOT SPRTNCS Or
TAVERN HOUSE
Va ma W& k~ ~r w

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 and Bathing Establishments greatly improved v.rh increased facilities for Bathing and bes,ou,al a1 marked attention to the comfort and happlaess sf visitors. "
 The limited lime intervening since tho sps,,e,,.,, o' .he ,aue, wili not admit of extensive improve meats oy the commencement of the ensuing ssa.o. but such alterations and additions as nve sras,,ss Die, VIII oe foand completed by the first of March next. From which period 1 will Tuaront.. "a .L = public, thnt they may calculate to find al Inc Ss,,s tfood Table, comfortable lodging and hsshin < establishments, together with such zoupc~s .s amusement as can be prepared by liberal exDrp- ditare, and settled deierminaliem io eiys tha M, character, and render it deserving of public nasrr. age.
 The immediate snperintenfenee of inc sn;n.. has been gwen in charge 10 Mir r. ID. xti.A. .ns,e November next. whose experience in this lin. se't great wi1i'ngnsss to accommodate wil with the CO., ope.auon ol the undersigted, it is confidently ex. peeted, insure en're satisfaction 10 all who mae visit them during the approaching season, '
 The great curative properties of these waiey. .,., too well established to need single testlmanial a,s my part, 10 add 10 their importance.
 VIII, however, enumerate for the Information 4 any who may chance 10 be ignorant of the,r .,. trefne efficacy, the many diseases in which ihev nave proven themselves specific, and almoss x sovereign remedy.
 First-Chronic or innsma,ory Rheunati.u. ,v all it's varied forms. MeTcarial asd Veneyial A.. eaees, embracing their extended catalogue. Nerx. ons affections oi every grade faralysis Erun,Iou. of the skin Teter with. all other impurlea o1 m. blood, including Scroffaious and Csrcinomsc,ans affections lS shorf l believe it to be the received opinion, that he Hot springs of Arkannas wiII Fenovate the mostthreadbare constitution them up in newness of life, Ph9nix-nke, and are ma. qaaIled by any deslderatum in the known world.
 H. NJ. RECTOR.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. I5, ls50-1-lq--u.
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AUNDRIEs.

EO Bbls. SupcrGne Flour; GO Boxes Star Csa- JU des 10 Bbis. Clear Pork 2 Bbls. Llsseed OsI ? Bts. Lard Oil ]; 1 Bbls. Powdered Sugar, Lbs. Bar Iron; g Kegs Pure White Lead.
 HgRDRARE. Sc.--Anyila. BeilOws; Vices; Screw Plates; Hand and Sedge Hapmefs; Moriies and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Plate. CsP- boafd and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hsieh. etsi Traces; Grubbiag Hoes; Turning Chlssis and Goages Filss and Rssps; and fold Raiesl Let ter Copying Presses; Wrought and Horse Ns'is, Spiin Levels and Pi1mbs; Hand, Panel and V soa Saws, ShoscIs, Spades and Manure Fosks, Cofss varnisb, &e. Received and fof sale by
 Ja,y 10 VIM. B. WAIT
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WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY,
Hampstead County, Arks.

hemPStcau COuhtYS Arkss VIE second session of this Institution, opened A this morning. February Ilth, 1850. hev' C. r. IUEAENTtSx, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Belle e-Lettefs, and Spanish Literature. Key. u. C. IliwEATT, A. M., Professor of Grecian, Roman, Trench and Italian Literature. JAMES CRocK ER, A. M., Professor of Mathematics. Students received in thePrlnAIy DepaT lGne nt and Instructed.
 Primary Department. per sesslon of 2l weeks, payable quarterly ia advance, Sl2 OO Preparatory Department l6 co Collegiate Course, % co Voeal and Instrumental Music, Elements of Musical Composition, tExira) co Initiation Fee, I O0 No deduction for absence unless In casss of pro tracted illness.
 All students charged from the time of their entry to the end of the session
 N. B-The sons of all ministers who are en- gagged !a the regular work of the ministry. or of those who are snPeranpated or have died in the ministry will be educated free Of charge. BoARDiNe can be obtained in the best families, at from S6 10 S9 per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both 10 the moral aud intellectual traiaipg of all students committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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REMARKABLE CURES!

REMARKABLE CURES!
 Of all The cures that have yet bee recorded there are certainly none equal 10 he one first mentioned which plainly shows the durability of ecnsuption, even in some oi its worst forms.
 Jefferson County. la., Feb 27, lsi9. Wrssrs SGniord & Pafk-Gents: This IS 10 certify tha, my wife, Nancy Dohoney, has been in declin- ing state of health Tor the last two years. Her dis. ease bafled the skill of the best medical aid could rrncure-hsr physicians pronounced her disease "Consuphon in The last stage, and said thaher re- eovefy was pas, all human hopes. As last resort, with very li,lls hope, l procured Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Altei using lew botfies,, 1 found to my agreeable surprise. that her health vas im- proving rapidly She is now so far restored, as 10 be able 10 atiend 10 her regular household duties, without suffering any inconvenience. Her rapid improvement and present health warrant me in inc bsLsf that she will soon be entirely restored.
 RHODES DOuONEY.
 State of Indiana. Jefferson Co.
 Ijames NJ, Humphreys, Justice cfthe Peace. in and for said comfy and SIa'e, do certify that the above nNmed Rhodes Dohouey subscribed and ln ade oath io the foregoing eeI,ieae eoIe me this 27lh day of fehTuaIy. Isi9.
 JAMES NJ. HUMPHREYS, J.r. To he Public --I, Jacob ICireen, of the county of Jennings. and State Of Indians. do hereby certify that in tkr eIy pant of last season, Twas taken with EioIen coneh. attended with pain in ihe bfea.t snd sometimes fever, and that employed skitul physician tor some lime. who said that he could giVe ne us relief then ominenr ed using Vie taIs Basaa of Wild Cherry. and felt almost tame dists !e!ief-and aneE laaiGg three bottles, lnd myself in as good health ss l have enjoyed for . number oi yeaTs. my Testofation under tine blessing oi God, attribute to the use of ihs medicine above named. JACOB GREEN March ]. lsi9.
 STATE OF INn,ASA, Jennings County. l. David T. Skinner. Jusilce ot the peace in and for sah coaBty and State. do certify that the above named Jsoob Green subscribed and made oath 10 the foregoing cel6cs,e. before me- this 6rst day oi March. Isi9
 We woaid advise those oI eur readers who are ia- boring under sn affection of the Iungs 10 make im- mediate iiiai oi lhis truly excellent medicine. The most Intelligent and respectable isrnes oi our city nave adopted fas iavorite medicine; and persons pred,sposcd to consumption. who have used il. speak m the highest terms of iis efficacy. Beware of commercials and imita,ions-Syrups and eli other prersraiions 0f Wild Cherry Rene t- bel tbey only initiate in name. without possessing the siitues. Buy none but the genuine and otigi, nal
 DR. WIsTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, Signed "sandiord & Park" on the wrapper around each bottle.
 Sold wh"iesale and retail hy
 sCONlL < MEAD. tl3, Cha tres street,
 heiyeen Cont and Si. Louis,
 General Agents ios tite Southern States,
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IINERWNR

This plant has for many years been found to be of singular in the of affections of the Liver Mose recently il was ascertained that il possessed gEeat power in arres'ing Bleeding at the Lungs Coughs of chronic character, K, Ani of essential service iI all diseases of pulmonary character.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
TAR

This article is now universally acknowledged to be the most healing and efficient application for dis
 eased CT deeaying Iunes any poion of the ileshy muscular parts of the human boly. It's meli- cina and preseryaye qualities were understood by the Egyptians the early ages of the world. and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that the preparation used in the embanment oG bodies, was composed principally of this ingredient! In later ages. it found to be in nniyefsal among the ahnrlsincs of America. and al this day lis their prin- cipa, and, in fact, only medicine for an unsoud slate Of lungs. or any approach to il. Those who srs acqHsin'sd with this hardy race of men, know that deah from CensVPtioa is unknown among them! The medical faculty in all countries appear tc have become of the great healing properties of this article, and are introducing IL in their practice. Dr. Bueham, of England, Dr. Brichioa
 of St. PeteIsbatgh. Dr. Ia PTieuTe, of Paris. and the distinguished Dr. Cooper. have been in the habit
 of combining il with other articles ia their pTsscrip- lions. and with entire success.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

 having asedit with entire success io . uomber of The above eases. JaAKs N MooRE. Louisville, Dec sa, leI7. Mere testimony from Dr. Moore; Mr JsAa Ball; am using your Sarsaparla in several new eases ot Serolula and with happy effect. am now eonh- dent iA is cue of the most eficacious medicines that can De made far that disease. Yous,
 JANIS N. McoAE, N. D. Winchester, Ky. Feb. l. is4s Testimony like lhs following renders supsrfuous all further comments upon the efficacy Ot bah'a SArsapAriiiA.
 From De- L. P. YandelI, Professor of Chemistry iH tie Louisville Medical College: .. have looked over the list of ingredients composing John bau's Compound Extract of SarssparillA and have no hesi tAtiou in saying that they form safe compound and one that promises well n ChIons diseases, to which 1 Il is applicable" l.. P. GANpEIL, M. ID. Louisville, June 6, Ists. This medicine is daily grapeiling with disease through the western country, restoring 10 boototng health and youthful vigor, the sick and atActed-- nay, those that are grievoasly ;.smea'ea. Cefiih- caiss are teemihg from ali directions, from wen ol truth and high moral slandug placing il, Irom ilS intrinsic worth, the very bes, ci all remedies ever before the public.
 Sold wholesale and retail by JOHN BULL.
 Al his principal office, 8I Fourth street, aud by Druggists generally in the city aud country.
 What Dr. Pyles, Phy ysician by appointment, 10 the Louisville Marine Hospital, says oi Bulrs SaIsAPa- rilia:
 LOUISVILLE, March %, ISI9.--I have examined the prescription for the preparation Of John Bulls SafsapariIla, and believe the combination 10 be sn excellent one. and well calculated 10 produce an sI- ternatiye impression on the system. have usedn both in public and private practice. and think Il the best article of Sarsapariila in use. NJ. PYLks, NJ. D. Resident Physician ai hs Marine HsspiiaL For Sale. wholesale and retail, by R. l.. DODGE. Drggi;i, Little Rock, Arkansas. /7-27-6-an,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

The Faculties. for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, will compar: lavoraby with the most distinguished in cur coun- try. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this or any other counry-all of th. m are ectu- Iers and the hest teachers
 Those who will contemplate onr geographical po- sutton, and the extent oi our population, can have no doubt to the eligibility of our situation Tor an enterprise Of the kind. As 10 health including all seasons Of the year. We deny hat any oiher tty has more.
 A common error exists in ihe minds of many stu dents relative 10 the place of studying medicine those who intend practcing among the diseases oi the West and South should certainly educate them. selves al school whose Faculty practically ac- quainicd with those diseases.
 That the public may he satisfied of the perma- nency of this school feel il duty to state thai the Trustees and Faculty form a unit in action which argues well for its fu,are success; and tha the peculiar internal organization which connect, them cannot be interrupted
 F. W. N. KING, President oJ he Memphis Inst
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Iangtree's yftllonal Map of Arkaasas.

LHHEEIVV FttUVHHI HHP UI hIhaHSah' HINdE above spiehaid Map is now finished and \ ready for delivery. Ii dsIibeates the whole State as lad oa by the c. ;. Deputy Snveyots.-- Every Section and fractional section IS shown, s0 that fostg aefe ireet be readily found upon v. The exact position oi sii the County Seats, Post offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and ihS ieh and ietbe lands selected by he State out oi tbS 500, GOO donation grant all accurately shown
 The Lead Mines and otilef mIneIal locations gre noteh as we'll as ali the oIb confrmes. spanish ssS yeys; xiih the ialest alterations iB the County hnes. The whole Map containing as great sa amount es valuable information as can be found on any State Map sxtaHt.
 It is pat ap rollers, elegantly eo'osed and vs'. nished Price SJ co. Also in convenient pocket form. price 8 co. The pocket Msps can be seat 10 any part of Inc State by Hsau.a Postage esnts- For sale al the bookstore ot
 L. K LINCOLN, Liifis Rock,
 ApriI 9 1850 3Hf
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a } sxe Wsa Fl ].
 IS,N.!2lI;A

A SAFE anF certain cure for Consumption O( A the Lungs, Splitting of Bloo,l. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and all Pulmonary affections.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
CIiniqne Lecturers,

Ncicjne-Prof H. ]. HuLcE
 Smgery- Prof. R. $. NEWTON
 Anatomical DemoRstaior-Z FREEMAN, MD. Tie fees for full course of lectures amount 10 Sl05. MarticuIators. $5. Demonstrators Fee, Slo Graduation, S20.
 Those desHing further information will please address their letters tpost paid) to the Dean; and students arriving in h" city will please call on hin al the Commercial Hotei.
 k. $. NEWTON, MD, Dean oC fhe Faculty.
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lN NgDIEm1-ME.

lN @ D' MN M 0S &1-S
 VNIIE subscriber, agent for II. Alderman, will 1 continno the formers business at his old stand on Main, near Markham street, and keep constantly hand full and well assorted stock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Castings. kc. &c., all of which will he sold low for cash. The highest market prices will bH paid for country pro duee, as beef hides. peltries, beeswax. S~c.
 Jan. l, 1850. JOHN kRAUSE.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEEs

Hon. D. T. WITrER. PRErDENr, Hon. II. ? Poindexier, Rev. Vim. Moores, Rev. l., P. Lively, Rev B. P. Box, I. N. Jones, M. D., MT. J. B. San. defur. Mir. T. Williamson, Hon. J. Il. Trimbie. Rev. J, Custer, M. D.. Rev. J. J. Roberts, c. B. Mitchell, M. D., Mir. W. W. Andrews, Mir. s. I. Sauders, Mir. H. W. Smith 7-22-tf
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AVIS. !I.:.i .I:..E
The Bea Remedy Ever known to Nan.

NOR Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, Bronchitis. T. influenza, Bleeding oi inc Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the Beast or Side, Fir., Stage of COnsuPticn, 1c.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03
. DYING TO LIyR.v

 VTNHlS apparent contFsdictioH of terms. will be lA practically illustrated and elucidaied, on sppii- cation at the Haier's shop whera every description of sik and Woolen goods are dyed "as baek as crosn" at short notice and at the lowest prices June Ls, 1850
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JAW ATTAINMENT

 Hon. E, w. A KING. Professor of Theory and Practice of Law Hon. Y. D. BARRY, Professor or Commercial Ju- rIsprudence. TERMs-- $50 per session All communications pertaining io this department must be addressed to F. W. M. KING Esq. MemlhiS, Tenn, July, 1850.
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HlEMPHIs INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL pEPARTMrNr,

The regular course oI Lectures In thls Institute will commence oil the fst of Nuretnbet, and con. linae until the last of February. The Anatomica Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students hy the lst of'Oc,ober The Medical De. parttnen will be under the direction of the following
 fessOrs:
 J. CONQUEST CRoss, iM.D., Professor of the In siiutes of Medicine asd Medical Jurisprudence W. BYRD POWELL, MD, Professor of Cerebral Physiology, Medical Geology andlMineraIogy R. $. NEWTON, M D., Professor oi Surgery. Il. J. HULeE, M.D, Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine
 J. A. WILSON. MD, Professor of Obste,erics and Diseases Of Women and Children. J. KING. MD, Professor of Materia Medics aud Therapeutics. as z. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anthony J. MILTON SANDERS, A Nj, M.D., Professor oi Chemistry and Pharmacy.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

Y ARD.--s0 Kegs of Leaf Lard, for iaajIy sss 1l just received, and for sale bg
 FATIiERLY S CLEMENTS JaIy IS. IsJc
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GlPEkM CANDLES.-6 Boxes just rece,eed aud - for sale by FArHERLY & CLEMENTS, ~
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-03

Berears of Counisrttiis and Bae I1siiifiOnS, .The genuine article # signed .7ndren Rogers, on the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
 s'Prlee Sl per bottle or six bottles for S5. Sold wholesale and retail by SCOVlL & MEAD. ll3 Chartres street. between Cont and St Louis ss
 Sole General Agents for he Soulhsren Siaiss
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C. s. Wnonnr1t. lfnnnr
NEW DORIAN. NJ, June 90. lst5.

NEW DrRHAM N. J., June 90, lSl9
 Messrs Nps'-Gen'iemsH:-My wife suffered with distress and burning in her chest for many years, and my daughter was afflicted fiom her birth with humor in her blood. We consul,ed various physicians and tried numerous remedies without much benefit, until we heard through Rev. Thomas Davis, of the great medicinal value of Sands's Sarsspariila. On his recommendation my wife and daughter decided trying it and soon ex perieneed permanent benefit. My daaghter's skin assumed new appearance entirely; ircm being rough, hard, and scaiy, it became smoo;, sah sof My ~ife's suerngs are almost gone, and it's use short time longer, t IS my firm belief, will produce perfect cure. yours with respect,
 C. <. HKNpEICNsov, Pator
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NEW DRUGS, MEDICINES, PilNTS, 0lLS AND CHENICiLS.
 GEO RGE ROGGS.
IauuaTY. 1850.

Pine Blun. Jefferson County. Arkansas.
 ID RESPECTFULLY informs the pub- .~-<sE.s. 1O hc. that he has purchased inc entire -s'ses s.
 Stock of Df. Geo. C, Tuley, consisting ksJ of Drgs, Medicines, Paints, 0i's, and Dye Stuh$. embracing every article that e7------H is usnahy kept in Drug establishment. His sHb- sequenI purchases will be from eastern markets and consist ot the best and freshest qualities. He will give his personal attention 10 purchases, and he hopes by close attention to business to merit por- ton of public patronage Prescriptions carefully diate attention. Dee. II, lsIa.-7-l4-ly
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PORTER AND ALE -

IRON and STEEL--4,0e0 lbs flat, rouaa au \ square bar Iron; 500 los horseshoe Iron; 50 Diamond Flow Mounds: 90 Cary do do
 4l9ibs. SpFisg Steel ts la0 German do Received and for sale by Feb i2 VIM U. WAIT
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C. :. HKNpRICNsoN, Pastor ofthe Rap. Cb- at tke Eng Neigaeoytood.
BABpsTowN, Ky, JalT 10, Isl0.

IAfI'a UN V, hl . JNIJ IH, I1tJ.
 Messfs Sands-GenemeH: Il is ity duty to eosn- munics,e facts in relation to inc beneficial effects oi your SGsaparia. My wife was afflicted with in- famaiion and soreness of the sjowach of inc worst character; her limbs and chest were much swollen. she had constant headache. and last spfing was al. tack d severely with infama,oiy Rheumai3sn. The best medical aid We could obtain afforded only mo. nentaIy feiist and, wluie in this situation, she heard of the many remarkable cures effected by the use Of Sands Sarsapafla, ndimnedi,eIy coFuinen- oed ts use which produced astsat relief. and less than six bottles entirely removed all the dropsical swelling and every oher inlamatory symptom, re- storing her 10 perfect health send this statement as an act of justice, believing il 10 be my duty 10 encourage tbe suffering portion oi the human family 10 use sands SaIsapaEilla. which believe has no parallel ih the catalogue of medicines. With feel lngs of lasting gratitude, remain yoar friend,
 SAMUEL r. uAKGER.
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READ i've the undersigned, Druggists snd Apothecaries in the City of Louisville, Ky, take pleasure in stating. that have been selling John Bulls Extract of SarsapariIia for some time, and confidently recommend It as being good aad safe article:
 Tapping IS Co J. B Wilder X Co, Montgomery S SateIife, Nj. Akin & Cc., Wm. Mock, J. W. Gamble X Co, J. II. Owen. SAn1 Yenawin-, F. w ;. k.,iess, B. MoIseIi& Co ". F. Smith, C. 0. Mis, Watts & Thomas, A. C. Wsatherfnfj, Robinson, { Peter & Cary, Rupert. LindinheIger A Co.
 Louisville, November 2O, ISIS.
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$ RErrEa TEsrImosY--1han was eyer offered in hys of any Medicine. iroHi DE. James Nj Moore: Mr Jeha Bull have no hestatios in saying that bseye yonr Sarsapariila to be inc best article manufactured for lhe cure of ScrotuEa. Syphhis. and .nai other ou,oReous an4 GiandulaT Affection,
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BosToS, Mass, Aug. 3i, lSI9.
 MessTs. A. B. & D. SANps:--GfeaiiemeH--I Iast spring was attacked with Rheumatism in the lower pat oi my body extending down to my feet, aud so severely was effected that 1 could hot stand or move myself. l tried all lhe different medicines advertised ioT this disease, among which were seve. raj kinds ol SaTsaparlla but none of them done me any good and 1 gave up all hope of being cured, when blend advised to tFy Sands Sarsaparilla consented, not expecting it would cure me, bai after using twelve bottles have the happiness oi stating Co yOa that the path has ieft me- can walk without aHy assistance, and am gaining m strength every day, which have 10 deabl is owing ehlirely to the use ci your SsrsapaliIia. send you this voluntary certificate, that the afflicted may know what medicine to 10 alleviate rheiF sGesings, and esec, cure. Yoas,
 JOHN LANYARD, 3l Chambers sf.
 MARAeAYBo, VESszu FLA. April i2. Is49.
 Messrs. SANDS GeHtlemea. 1 consider if duty due The pubic 10 make known tine great benefit 1 have received from using your valuable Sarssparila About three years since was attacked with Rheu- Inaiism in my shoalders and also in my legs and so severe Was the pain, that was unable to Sleep I tried all of the best medicines could hear of win out receiving any benefit sniii through the advice of friend. procured some of your Sarsspartlla, and after using four bottles in the course ol 5 days found myself entirely well. have no hesitaiicn ia saying your Sasspasilta is the best medicine ever took. and can confidently recommend 1t to my friends and inc public.
 Your 0b't serV't, J. NJ. JEsuRcx
 Prepared and sald, wholesale and retail. by A. D. & D. Sands, Druggists and Chemists I8 Fulton sf |, cor. William. New York. Sold also by
 J.W TAPE. .9gsai for .syks. Nov. 6, Is49. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-05

CITY TRADE REPORT.

fnfnAN. Oct t-S " ~
i-x.-ye settled t-u n,fiet ter shis sr.ssl. va
pErsnrIsr,fIsEr- N, ssii,i Tor ris.s e.. s..,--s
terrrs barely 20 tsoytnt. Th- seuano fer errsrs
nt - seyt sts tkst Tor ~. trs.s pretty
Ils 70 day uss t;y fsr ssd tkcss 10
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sne fsusy sehssr ~ % Ga, 80 20 Bss surs Gesss-.
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