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CABINET WARE AOOIT.
IN PORT Deposit.

~ UNI III UNI.
T'lif subscriber would respectfully inform Che
i pubic and ih" people in This vicinity, that he
haS taken IN" Shop formerly occupied by John
ID. Marshhank. where he will continue 10 man
uactnrc all articles in his line of business.
Those wishin" 10 purchase would do well TO call
before purchasing elsewhere. as he warrants his
work TO be Of the best mater ials and Workman
ship.
FiNERAIS puncrally attended to on tlr
most reasonable terms. GEO. r. MOORE.
Pert Deposit Oct. l2-Gm ODD
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HUMAN LIFE.-fIow Characteristic of
Human Life is the changeabIe weather
of Nintcr!-Now comes soft sunny
day as when passion luIIcs into reposc
and Love are locked in quiet slumhrr.
Anon the sky darI<cns, and the ftful
wind signs and hurries to and fro with.
ont aim, as if the soul had been aroused,
and in the l'stiness ofrarly strength were
pushing here and there for a path TO
conquest. Soon the clements arrance
The order of battle. The wind sweeps
with steady fierceness in one direction,
and the driving hail and rain, and veycd
clouds follow in its lead, as when the
course OF life is taken and the powers of
Zeal and Pride the soul forward to a dis
tant and difficult goal. But the sun
goes down and the wind mlls, and the
clouds roll down the skv, carrvino far
away the calling rain and the calm moon
looks placidly upon the earth, and the
stars twlnklrd as brightly as eycr-as if
lapse Of years had disinclined the failing
man for strife, and subducd the fires of
ambition, and sat down to enjoy peace
able grave.
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B. + N A Y

Nhr Oh Noai oDpcsifc lie Con1 Hpusc.
EEtiiH@ tn the pu!,lir the following list of
~ |nii and Winter UpoIs.
Jiil".-~Errrch. English and American.
IN various crlorS: Cu>sucrrS. French. DO. Skim
AND -Nn"rlcan; Ca siucil>, Iwceas AMI Ken
l"c"! J'an,; |cstin"S, satin, dgur'd and woolen.
LaN:r5 Dress qooo5.
French Mrrinucs in various culors Cuhurcs.
lli'r"rm, green. blue AMI scarlet Caehmcrcs;
plHlh ami figured Mou>Iin de Luinrs fed and
Plain Satin de China. Chameleon and Black
S'lhS; Alnacas, black and colored: Gnghams.
scotch and American; Prints, English and
American.
WLS.--Bay State and Waterloo Slawls.
N"lsi Ftannci ana Ladies Sack CIoils.
DOMESTIC GOOUS.--Mu.Iin Inns bIcachcd
aud umb!:ached. cGl'd camhrics canton lnpreIs
WOODEN do, bed tickin" and linsevs. iacGuajrd
d'itprtS, towel diapers, crash. sc.
EGOODS.-Camb.ic les iackonc,s mill
Swiss aud book muSlins. and nets assorted
French n"cill" work cellars and cuffs.
TRIMMINGS .imps. cords. broids
buttons, sc. Hosiery aud cloves for ladies and
gentlemen.
H"fhr"f", Qn'easwarc, Boats. Shoes g. Hats.
GROCERIES.
MclaS&es. crushed and brown sugars. ccfcc.
burnt do, spices, &c.. Ground a!r,n. Cnr sack
and dairy salt. bacon. larl, butter, c,nrkrrs,
!oIlr, meal buell. wheat -four, potatoes &c.
\. y. County Iro'ucr taken at market
prices IN cXcfan~" for gco;Y. Incv lG--tf
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Wills Rutter,

Respectfully informs the Public that he has
rec, lived the
FALL MD WINTER FASHIONS.
an! l9 r"Hpar"d to made gcntlcm-n's rlmhinr in
the n'a'"St MANNER Call al the "BAzAAR' next
door 10 the Post On,cc.
Elktm. sept. u so
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BENZ. WELLS, Agent.
EnENNOCK'S AND PERSONS DRILLS

E@ENNOCK'S AND PERSONS DRILLS
The subscriber having 'an AGENCY for the
sale OF Drills manufactured by S. X NJ. prnnock
Of kcnnri square. Chester county. Pa. and also
OF the Person Drill! made BY Bush \ LobIrll, of
thI' city; the character Of both make of D ills
are well known. They are now offered TO Far
herS "h! Dealers on ia" most reasonable terms
at my store NO. - MP'cg Street. HUHing'oa,
where those wishing 10 purchase, can have the
opportunity ofcAaminino each make. II is bc-
llev"d that these make Of Drills are superior in
any others offered for sale
All orders by mail promptly attended TO.
Wilmington, Junr % TlIOS. GARRETT.
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BOARDING 4 DAY SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES. AT SMITHS GROVE.
n Nhe Sessions are Of twenty-five weeks. or two
II quarters duration each, and commence On
the first Wednesday i'll April aud the last Wei
ncsday in September.
TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS.
For Board, Washing, and Tuition, 81 wear
Tti V",iltI, S2i 30
THE ONLY EXTRAS ARE
Drawing, 50 90
Drawing and Painting. on
Music, $40 90; use Of Piano, 50 90 - Oo
French, 4 M
Latin, Goa
Needle Work. o mn
Bed, Bedding, Napkins and Towels. if
furnished. ooo
The above terms include. besides the comm, n
studies, the various branches Of Mathematics
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric. names
Elements, Logic, Watts On The Mind, History.
Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy. Geology. Min
crnlogy. and Physiology. The French is iangh
effectively.
Pupils are requested TO furnish their own bee,
and u;lukius
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Pal. vii. nni Bull. Rail Poad Linz
CO.. &t.'.a. ss ::.:7 81

THE morning train of ears irora Phila,lcnbin
Tor Baltimore, arrive ut E.Ikton quarter before
II O'Clock, \. N.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila.. nj
quarter before II o'clock.
NI:h' train from baltimore arrives here at -
O'Clock at night.
N'ght line from PhIa.. REACHES Elkton at
o'clock at nyht.
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ALFRED C. COLE.

T.}ILOR, ELKTON, ND.
Has ihc newest styles OF Winter Fashions and
is prepared To make Goats. Vests aud Pants. in
III" best and ncatrSt manners warranted tn it,
His old friends and the puhlc are requested 10
give him a call. dec lift
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1851

SorTiurS TRADE ~ BosroS.-Thc rashness Of n
few fanatics, who somehow succeed in making some
impression abroad, have from time TO time, very Sc
rlousy injured Boston character, morals, and trade
nc recent fugitive slave excitement Is said TO have
larry diagused many traders Of the South to such
an extent that they have abandoned the Boston
market. These traders have put thousands Of dol
lars annually into our merchants pockets, and
would continue TO do IL il was not for the disgust
ing folly and rccklcssncss Of small band Of aboli
ucnists among rs. whose real worth and character
y less than cipher. Our Southern traders should
understand that the people Of Boston-ts intell-
gence character, worth--havc sort of sympathy,
~ love- or even respect for this class OF hot and adj
dlc hcads. Touching this and other matters, the
Ifirdfr says-1hough some have feared that the
trade OF boston with the South would suffer in con-
sequence oi recent movements, and though 70 some
cNent such has been and will be the case, yet the
oicrencc - yet, 30 far shippers perceive. Is
scarcely perccpsiblc. As an Insurance, We lcarn
That the new ship Napoleon, Of Lombard Halls
me, commanded by Capt. Hunt which cleared on
hlonday Tor Charleston, 5 c., has full cargo o.
misceiianeons goods. The number Of her bills Of
adng y about $50. She has among other art iccs,
loOS eases Of shoes 92o bjls furniture, i0) bales
Gunfy cloth, 800 bids. hay, &c. The next ship Of
inc same line Is said TO be also nearly full. We
learn further that manifest of the Napoleon with
That ~ ship which sailed for Charleston, IN the
same line, about the same time las, year, shows
Bc, March n
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THE PANrL SYsrra ~ BosroS-EDaERrov's
WIPE ARRESTED. Last evening man named
James Warren, was induced BY woman
named Ann +. Edgcrton, (wfe Of James Ei-
gciton lately resident IN Roxbury. az present In
prison ~ Norwich, CT, for robbing store there)
TO 60 With her 10 house AZ the corner Of Eliot am
carver street. After being in the house short
time, Warren found that he had been robbed Of
about 30 part Of the money he Afterwards
found upon mat in the house. Warren went 70
the Boylston watch house, and gave IN account Of
TIC robbery. Several watchmcn went 70 the house
with Warren, found part Of The stolen money, and
arrested all the parties in the house, including Mrs
Edgcrton, man named Frederick Wilson, and his
wife, Amanda G.. Wilson, who we're, with Warren,
all committed 20 Jail. In the police court this
morning, MIR. Warren, the person robbed, who
acknowledged that he was = married man, and
Mrs. Edrertcn were examined on n charge Of adul-
tcry. and were committed for trial in the Municipal
Court, In default OF bail for 500 each. Wilson
and his wife were charged with robbing James
Warren. and were held for examination tomorrow
IN default Of bail Tor teW.-Bogr zrurHlv,
March -,
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DEAru or 4 Poor PoLiSu WArrIor.
some Few months past, the ncighborhooi Of Cam.
bridgeport, East Cambridge, and Somcryille, has
charitaby sustained an invalid foreign pauper.
whose tidy appearance and very peculiar d,meanor
plainly told that he was person who had been gra-
dually reduced from, perhaps, high rank in life 20
his present condition. To those who bscam, &C
quaintcd with him, he stated that his name was
Michael Donhiscr, n native Of Poland. aged about
hfy-iyc years aud he was much in the habit Of
rccouiting scenes and incidents during IA, rcYSu-
tionary struggles Of his country in which h claimed
20 have borne an active part Ills fund Of inforina
tion and gift NJ storytelling interested many wher
ever he moved, which projected him against any
compllint Tor bagrancy, and no was even a welcome
INSTANT NJ some doors where probably no was
known the best. On Saturday night last this Door
man called az the house Of Mr.. Mclaughlin, Cam
bridge street, Cambridgcpor,. and asked lodgings
which Mr. Mel. granted. as he has often done in
similar cases. lie appeared quite unwcll and every
attention was EXTENDED 10 him by the family. The
next morning he was found dead. upon the floor Of
his room, where he supposed 20 have fallen il
NJ Inc body exhibited ample proof Of the do
cascds statements or his exposure on the ".entcl
held, az II was almost literally covered with sword
cuts aud shot wounds and besides fighting the
battles Of his own country, u Il said he had also
served with the American army IN campaign
against the Florida Indians, though he rarely. il
ever, mentioned the circumstance in his accusto "A
modest applications for aid. The poor warrior
finally "sunk 20 his rest" IN the Catholic burial
ground 81 Cambrdgc. on Monday afternoon =
Boston Jtuus0i,f, lfuCh %.
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COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MExIco, March
2-Ihe board met according TO adJournment pre-
sent, all the members. The following memorials
were taken up for consideration, together with the
proofs and documents connected Herewith That
Of John H. Mears, claiming for losses by expulsio
from his mines in san Luis Potosi, in October.
1916. That Of John Bonte, claiming for violation
OF grant Of exclusive navigation by steam Of river
Tabasco, loss of steamboat, Sc. Whcrcupon the
board came to opinions on the separate claims that
they scyerally valid against the republic Of
the amount to be awarded subject to the future
ton of the board
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| q hesnf RAers.-fEsr DAr-TuIspAU, March u. -
single dash Of two miles, purse 500
| Col. g. M Hills CHI Tulip a years old by Greg
- Iaeic, uam Eliza Jenkins. ......................
T. ~ fattersons < Blue, years old by Grey
Eagle, dam by brunswick Observation-Disclosures. 4
T. Is Goidsiys, CHI e., years old by Thornhill dam
by Leviathan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Time, 34S
SECOND RAcr--Mile heats, purse 500
]. Is Goldsby's eli. T.. years old by Traveller dam
Mary Queen Of Scots .......................,
i. W. Hunters &. &. Argo years old by otheuo,
dam by Eclipse commandments
5. NJ IIills CHI e Bald Hornet, years old, by Thorn
hill. dam by Tnoleon. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
d Barnes's b N. Zephyr. years old by Grey Medoc.
Time l:52-l:5l.
SrcoSp Dy.--WrpsEsp,r, March l2--MIe heats, 100
lbs. weight, purse 500.
d. Barncss ch &. Reuben Butler. ............ n
Time. l:jj--l:56-l:J9
SECOND RaCr.Mie heats feather weights for saddle
ID. Barnes b & Saranac OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
T. McArdc's :. g. Red Fox formerly 81. George)..
Time. 1:55--l:59.
Tmrp D,y-TnRspAY. March 20.--Joekey Club Purse
$500, two mile heats.
Col. Il. ii. Longs CHI f. Julis Dean. years old,
by Albion dam imp. Trinsct ........,...... 1
Col > Nj. Hills CHI IN. Tulip, years old. by
Grey Eagle, dam Eliza jenkins. ..........
Hunter divers b. 4 Magic years old By
imp. Yorkshire dam Magnolia .............. l 3d.
Time, 3:55--3:i3-3H
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TABLE OF THE GREATEST TIDES ~ 1851, 1852
AND lSS3.--The French Nautical Almanac (Con-
'a'Ssonce dcs Inps) contains the following table Of
the greatest tides or those which equal or exceed
the Unit Of Altitude" that will occur during
these three years, and which some Of our readers
may find useful. The :" Unit of Altitude" or 100
at any place, can be ascertaincd only by n long
series of observations Ii is the rise from the mean
level the sea, half the rise from low water Of
that tide which occurs about - hours after any
new or full moon, the and moon then having
no dcclination, and being ut their mean distance
from the earth. From a considerable number of
observations made ia this city, several years SINCE
IT appeared that the rise of such a tide. from low
water, was here III % feet, and consequently, the
Unit Of Altitude is SOP feet. And il is sup.
posed that IL varies but little from this in any par,
OF Massachusetts Bay, and along the coast Of New
hampshire and Maine, as Ear rs the Pcnobscot.
This quantity (562 fecD multiplied by those in the
following table will give the height Of the greatest
tides which will occur here, in the Of this and
OF tho two next years, independent Of the effect OF
wind, without the aid Of which IL very seldom hap
pens that any rise Of the sen causes damage. Thus
the rise OF the tide ut the recent full the 18th, aad
which reached on the 18th, was feet inches,
from low water, ~ feet 10 inchesthat Of sept. %
18th, 1851, will BE- about inch more, and that Of
April 9th, 9th, 1852, the highest Of all in the three
years, feet inches and thirteen feet. BY the fol
lowing table u also appears that although there are
in each year - new and full moons altogether yet
OF the tides which follow, but seven Of them are
equal 70 the unit Of altitude, and a large part
ofthc II, in the course OF the three years, viii
occur within about six weeks next before or after
the vcrnal aud autumnal equinox. Thus, Of the u ,
three happen in each of the months Of February.
March, April, October and November, two in May
and September. and one in January and August;
but IN December June and July, not even one.
There i usually also, difference, which i some
times very great between the two sets OF spring
tides IN the same month"; thus the altitude OF those
NJ the next new moon the LIT instant. viii be but
O.eN or Z. y lower than Tuesday lat, which y
equal 10 Z. in the rise from the insaa level Or to
& 10 from low water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

STEAMSHIP PR0METIIEUS-IN CONSEQUENCE or
~ the superior speed Of the steamer PRDMETIEUS
will leave Friday the 18th inst instead Of the nth By
this arrangement she will meet At Panama the steamers
Independence ard Sea Bird which 20 leave the seec
place the loth Of April Also the New Orleang
All these ships will take 70 Francisco the
lowest rate. Of fare going through should undsr
stand that there Ia strong competition the Pscihs.
Tho, Who do not through have the benefit OF ths
at the low vest ratcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

nR. MORRISON is CONSULTED CoNFIDENTrALLv
- ON certain dsesses which he treats without
Recent cases cured In few days Thiryone years prscss
enables him - cure nervous debility Sc from self sbuss
See his London diploms In his private oce, a Fuieoa
street. n B.-No fee till cured.
nR. l.. MoRTAMORR WOULD SAY I'd THOSE wn0
~ have contracted Diseases "Curs Mt voles- thst ~
Take Of thy health hsve devoted many years y NJ
profession snt have treated SUCCESSFULLY THOUSANDS -
tents Those no wsh consult those stnfs
can 90 40 (fr~e Of eharr~ from TOD r. NJ Sundays
excepted Nyou value your health you viii avoid thcse
you and that their on. knd q medene V 81 that ne.
cesssry disease all its fot Persons whass hsai14
has r-ines ~ sboss sso.sss cell upoa me dssr ~
W hAam stsec1.
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(,hRD -DR. DE IANEY. AUTHOR OF THE apRr-
" ,ate hcdiesl Guide sc. continues to be consuited
diseases private nature weakness and debility ~ the
gsns npedincnts y marriage sc Those Who apply ths
trst stages " hose Diseases will be relieved " thr trouble
almost simultaneously II IL chiefly however thos.
have suffered from certain class OF people
rasr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

Two FENALEs.-DR. LAF0NTs CELEBRATED PILLS
These Pisis are safe in aher effects and hixhiv
priced female medicine to be
ties ob-ructions &c. Full and explicit directions
ror se Broadway and John street Of wsss
Broadway and Beach street; Of Grand and Atca
streets and Of Bowery aad Houston Price.
nifty cents and n doilsr per box.
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SHIPPING.

NOR LIyERPOOI-USITED STATES MAIL STEAM
Il ship ARCTIC Capt Jas &. Luce. This esm ship will
depart with the mails Tor Europe positively Wednesday
% April from her berth the foot OF Canal Ne
berth secured till paid for All letters and
through the Post Once For freight passage having
quAlled accommodations fos elegance and apply to
EDWARD X. coz LINS 80 Vail street Tie steamer BAL
TIC will succeed he Arctic and sail April To- Positively
freight will be received board after Monday eveniag
March 3lst.
NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLORIDA, 1890 TON8.
II Capt. 7. Lyon, Saturday 18th March. at NJ
pier 4, Mr.. Fer freight passage, apply 90
SAM H. MITCHELL, Ia Front street
The Steam ship ALABAMA, Capt. Ludlow on SATURDAY.
9th April, as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

NEW MEDICAL Bo0KS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work 90 the nature and treatment Of delicate dscss
and a the kindred sfcctons-l by great
Der o. beautifully colored Plates large life, Honsr
Bostviok NJ D. lecturer surgery and diseases Of
edition price $40 Extract from the boston Medical ana
Surgical dcurns may be said fearlessly TO be equaA
- Roorjs or Actions works the family OF diseases
and far superior TO timing Of the kind published
this country Author OF The Family Physieiin. price
70 cents. Author Of work on "self-abuse and is d.
plorable effects &c. &c. sixth edition. fourteen pistea
price 81 For sale ~ the publishers srRISGER TOWN.
ron nd by lie Anti Hraa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

ACCIDENT TO PRESIDENT SrAnKs.-Wc learn
that the President Of Harvard University, while
walking from Boston to Cambridge, on Saturday
evening last, about o'clock was run against, and
thrown down, by chaisc. The President had
reached the Cambridge cad Of the bridge, and was
crossing over to the plank foot-rsy on the opposite
side, when he was struck by one Of the wheels, hi
face and side badly bruised. and hi, collar bone
broken. The darkness of the evening prevented the
vehicle from being scep, and the state Of the road
such that the sound Of the wheels was not
heard until II was too late 10 step out of the way
The persons in the chaisc drove rapidly away, with
out stopping to ascertain the extent Of the injury.
Fortunately two students were but short distance
from the President when the accident happened,
and. by their assistance carriage procured. in
which he was taken home. The wounds, though
severe, are not dangerous-B Jorv. lfUch ~.
LIST OF Patents issued from the United States
Patent Office, for the week ending March Is, 1851
and bearing date March Is, 1851. Richard L.
stevens, Of Syracuse, ". v, for improved appa-
ratus for drawing and measuring liquids. IIeman
Wbipple, Of Port Richmond. n. ~, for improve.
Incnt in machines for preparing clay for making
brick. Francis u. Stevens, Of New York, for
improvement in balanced valves.
Dtsievs-Wm. aud WIN. III Lewis Of New
York, fer design for pedestal, and columns.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For Chasrcs direct. via Hayana-rhrough tickets to
San Francisco ut reduced rstesIare 20 New Orleans
duced-On Friday. April IL at three 4. M.-rhe splendid
doubie.ens,ne steamship GEORGIA 5000 tone burthen.
D. d. Porter u. > ". commander. will sai precisely
three o'clock j. NJ from her pier ut the foot OF Warren
street North with the mails direct foe
Havana and Charres New Orleans passengers transferred
At Havana 70 the splendid douenginc steamship Falcon
Freight taken Chagrcs 10 foot Specie
taken freight 10 Havana. No bs of laling will be
signed after the steamer has sailed For passage freight
apply % NJ %. ROBERTS,
liz West street, corner Warren street
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~ last fourteen years conhnei hts practice 10 the r-st
Mercuris nnd other Diseases. lie the
aggravated q this dsesse and mild removed =
two 70 Eve days perfect cure or no ehargs.
nR JOHNSON NO. l6 DUANE STREET. so WE'LL
~ inOs In the treatment Of deste diseases The
tors reputation fr skill In those half cured that have
existed Tor years "a aent Constitutional wesknss
brought on by secret habit ehectuay cured Rscest
eyre n
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&5O0 REwARp.-JETTRIEs' ANrIpoTE, A sPs-
WOVV cGc mixture the 81 private disorders ~
makes speedy cure whou, the least restrictions % Aet
drink change in application - business rs
proprietor challenges single ease which The misture vti
forfeiture 81 hundred dollars ~
put M IN bottles With fr directions At a. On. bottle
las,s week-many cured IN tao days For sss By O.
n RING fa2 srosivay snd los Bay street: ". r. ~.
X litt. t0t Hsnover street, Boston, Wright Co. Mes
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
dseas In few hours by vegetable apple alton. WITH
cut psn In debility brought BY improper habits ana
onsttutcna Affections combine medicines with the
remedy and show there Thousands
not be cured without H. have daily ofyesrs ssaI
Ing from the other physicians In all guarantee
lhsve contrsctons daily cure without csuss
which others us. caused BY their not expenS the d~s
soon enough NJ diploma with these and the hunarts -
eerihcstss show thst none equal 'iou cured 10
one dsy-D NJ Corbyn. You expelled my complaint - .
lev hours-C D-roud was under the other phy sicisss
ever year without henon my body covered sura
hve ycs 20 be cured Of debility from self sbus vithsvs
benefit cured BY local and general treatment N
short time James Salisbury Treatment BY letter Omcs
hour. from A. NJ 60 2 r. NJ. and from u 7. NJ DIR
LAkMONT a KeAle "a dnnra from nrnAlN