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gNnhNKLIN MUsEuM l7s CHAPLAIN sQUARn-CEt

EahNKLIN MUSEUM, l7o CHATHAM SQUAEH.--eE0.
LEA, Sole froprietor "A enissionSeAts in Private
eezes ~ cents; stage seats cents; Boxes rs eent Par
suet 2 cents-Eegant Saloon performances everyA
aeon and Evening EntsIainments Ia the afscr
tooa a. Soolock in the evening o'clock. The
o-tsinents varied and sslest and such be
~ 30 ethSf place Of Amusement In New York. confstng &C
Lea Female Ethiopian Opora Troupe numbering dfbo.n
being largest snd at the same tine the
epted band In the United stetcG troupe OF Model Ar
hss Who selected fer their beauty and fgure VT
,erscua number OF beautiful tableaux taken from e
,esuTet Of ancient and modern times company Of Arab
9r Who 20 through VARIETY Of at Of strsns.h .nd d,s
rity Madame Rosaine, the only Female Jnggsr Ia the
sorid Of Male and Fsutle Artists who viii give
exhibition Of Marble stntuary unequslsd In the world
Nsethey with ysrety Of interespg perform
Mtsnoen aps evening" vcr parsesi,rs Ai's 90 esoa
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INRANKIIN MrsEuM. hi, cuAruAM sonARr-Ex

TIA Notice Fourth Of Juy.In order to ate
and others visiting the city the ith VI July the
manager has made ements TO sive six distinct
fcrnsnee commencing a. the folio sing hours-Firs At
In the rnin accord at ILL., third 1T in the Afternoon;
fourth at b fifth, at sixth and last at In the evening"
Erip The sam
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? ENAUEKTE.-
H This celebrated Mensgerethe largest and best
iucted in the known almost every animal
known to natural history and which has received the
onsge and applause Of hundreds Of thousands Of the most
respectable and in egept people of the United States has
lust commenced most brilliant campaign and viii
yt the principal cities towns Of New England in the
following order vis-Tuesday June Gath, Natck; Wedues-
day 10Th Whltham Thursdsy 18th. Concord Friday 9Th,
day. July son;h Reading; "Wednesday 3D. Charestowni
ursdhy 3d. Friday 18th, Saturday 9Th, Monday Tth Tues
A.n md nArE
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AMUSE MENTy.

ADJUSTMENTS.
nowERY THEATRE.-BoxEs, % CENTS; PIT i2Ss
cents. Seats in o5shss.T. Boxes % esa:smDo0r; open
Blue shrgs M RsSn VIII Mi s
a: M h After ss ss b fE
Simon. Mr. Jordan; CAPT Boidng MI Gsodail Rosa Miss
a n o TO G
all; AyrtiiO. Mss s. Denim; Rosara, Miss Herring.
n EVENING PERFoRMANC open at n; curtain
E play ws sns
Mr. MI Eff
Pa?Ga
rs m c Bite sE E cs the
hra1% Mr. rS sD,S SeI Mr. Hamilton
Irene Mss Herring Beda Miss Barber ''' 'H''''
esnss oishsssra Boxes: s. cent: Doors open q 7xi
ssss ss s.fafy s will E BABY
Mt Snxe NJ y fsDs Cora n MR. r. r
y Dapss NJ 'Gs
Nseahsm TO Vps Of
Isos MI a@. Mss iaa9t
Irene, Miss Herring; Boda, Miss Barber.
NATIoNAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET.-BoxEs
Friday
es MS xtG
Mr. Ts's NJ D. Fox Lieut. Nj +
xhiskf En- Mr. Thompson; Sam
EVENING PERToRMANCE-pIGo open at71l; curtain
send and 81 acts .'s Scott
s ss ssa 'i!s's sE'%s s {.
s;i
S Ssa Tsr NJ. g. h Fox Uncle
ITALIAN, OPERA AT CASTLE GARDEN.-MAx MA.
4 retzek Manager and Conductor. Admission, 50 cents
Saturday evening" saSN vi fa a the Of
Elena his wife D.s. y. .'A' ssnCra truth rf Bensdet
israee si1ncr Bsaersntaao
EeSni s ssisao9 ei s,saai
Doors open at g. Performances to Commence al
o'clock No posponement on account of the weather.
MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
The sY'sS g ps nS
Of nd %ols IN u1ss s eth, hs
for succession Of Ave ,ears have been received wish
Tickets Ks eess Doors open at and will Commence at
o'clock On Friday. Jply an an stteraoo9 GSno.r DOM;
respectfully informed that the Saturday Afternoon Concerts
FELLOWS MYSTICAL HALL; a. BROADWAY. NEXT
nghTS new and Seaatifay anished Hall i, tRoroushy
the coolest s. End mot place of the
OF and whoss
IL this cts the last year received the npsnimou
!: T. Fellows. PfoS5sn%S fsf wSiassday July
iea a fs m Gaa
c0Ssoss f Fas Py
TsP Tar Tapping at the Snacw Ramssy Mssspp c.
is Ss 1 St E CsBBssay Duet
aas S say ai ss Of
Sa:t sfi or cAAss SG.; qI 4.
: S s %SdEiaT at 70 s
i .ad B Tis Last FsA
.1sh Ia Tsn sd Buckley Bs
@ Sons Solos haf
nS 11ss y sg' aaa
s M As s
ssan Lord Byron G. sTane Buckley Comb Solo G swaine
a1ssey Rum ~ and < BSs&sy Ts%sorias Solo, 9. il.
1 a sSs B Dance E ons nd Dss
Essb dpl,y reducing tie Holiday Festival Dance, @.
fwsins Bue ol williams. Rumsey aed Company. Admis
Ss sF H a1asS ss price 3. RHsy.
Juiy en- for the accommodation Of ladies and
rI,HF NoprL ,PIARY-A NEW AND WONDERFUL
by means A. ingenious nven ;ion, $50 swarms
Thar 5000 yOr ing ;ogsther filling glass
GLASS aasss n visitor Will; watching their curious
operations vcrs Of the curious in and
Shs great curiosity Parents. bring children,
and lot s tuy toaeh them lesson OF ndastry All
ssek ration entertainment may be both Instructed
And a3bae. mttance, - cents; Children la cents
ssT s ' esSt Lser sh s isa.p o
gilmore ftsos APiary may be obtained at the Oihce,
A oARD-G VII THEATRICAL WARDROBE is
n gaaet ~ ne Eth Of Augpst next Any one capable
mAias one u &c above mentioned time or having sooa
ar,..ng THoaAs l. HEaPnlLL, Esa. No Minor street,
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Political Affairs.

Ibr ervs briurs & the dorgs q the political
.cnveptore (The nanes Of ths candidates we're pub
iifhes ytf,rdqyl THE ulig and dem'cretc conv'u
tons tab pared froiutloaa 10 f1vor a the compro
DO mineral lands by tl1 genorsl G0refpnent. Tue
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RROUCHAMsLYCEUM,B BROADWAY, NEAR BROOMH
- stree-press Circle and Parques 80 cents Family Cir
Doors at 7 to begin at o'clock Benefit of Mr. G. W.
VIA r gy9niTf my e Gs9,Ss%an'es VIII
Aubrey Mr. Broushsm Miss Charlotte yere Miss Mary
lor After which, Grand advertisements To be folio wed
by the ballet Of the JOLLY MILLERSNicss NJ Leon Es.
gnosa Colin Mr. G. W Smith; Collie tie MILE Albertine.
To conclude with the GREAT EXHIBITION Mr. Tippty,
Mr.. 4. IL, Johnston: Clemen Mr. Brougham.
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II
- sree-Dregs Circle and Parquet 50 cents Family Cir
Gle 26 cents Orchestra Stall Seats Sill Private Boxes S.
Doors open at G to begin at O'clock Friday evening
July the performance will comm with the WORLDS
LAlR-Jove Mr. Broughsm; Apollo Mr.. Phlips Mercury,
Siss j. Gould; Ceiumta' Miss Mary Taylor The Star
followed BY the SCHOOL FOR TIGEES-Panels Mr.. T. b.
Johnson Tom Crop Mrs Skerett 70 conclude with the
BL0OMERS-Mr Primitive, Mr.: Chippendslei Mike, Mr..
Erougham Miss Georgna Primitive. Miss Mary TAYLOR
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ORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1876

wings think they should be allowed TO the miners
to work free Of toll tax, while the democrats are f
vorsbe TO granting them to actual settlers who c
Of the United States well all the public lands
The wings favorable to grants Of land by the general
government for educational purposes.
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f,AMDEN AND ANDoY RAILROAD LINE from VIEW
" York 70 PhiladersIeave Pier No North River, ~
Iteambost John POTTER, Morning Line. ct oolochi
AnernooA -, ala o'clock. fsre by eisher line s.
.otvsrd Pok- ~ Enisrant Line ~ 2'Si9oh =. NJ
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M ECHANIcs HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
AtJ Grand night during the week until
further notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYS
HlNSTRELS prisng efficient and versatile corps
of "talented" End experienced perfomers under the
management Of E. p Chrs.y whose concerts in this city
favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences.
Tickets 20 cents Doors at and will commence at
o'clock On Friday, July 4th afternoon concert,
mepoing at o'clock The patrons of Chrtys Mnsrels
respectfully informed that the Saturday Afternoon Concerts
will be disco ntinued for the future.
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DAILY@ CRESCENT.

Mn CdtkaSne Hays.--This vocalist, who has
created such great sensation among the musical
critics in Europe, will visit this country within
month. Her performances in the most difficult op.
ems spoken Of in the highest terms of praise BY
mnsicsl critics, and her pesonal appearance Is said
% b peculiarly pleasing and attractive. (
Mr. Hays ID nesive Of Limerick, and ffum her
childhood gave indications Of her passion for mn.
no.. She beeah hsr studies in Dublin, under the
diVection Of Sienor Sapio; snd the rapid progress
she made vas the inducement TO- send her to Paris.
% take iessons OF Manuel Gateia the brother of vi
atdot and Aaiibran, a11 the teacher Of JENNY
Lind Al the end Of ysAr Ind hall, Garcia adj.
pscsecdto her siudies. She took lessons. at Milan.
o. s4ngr Fsiice RoAconi, the professor of singing
y the Royal Cousevvatoire and brother to the cej
ebrated artist, Giorgio Ronconi. Togive her prac-
tice on the stage. she was engaged to sing three
m 1n a. marsellles, and. on the 10Th Of MAY,
VIA and afterwards sang in Lucia, and in Rossipis
Moee Ia Egitto.. Spch was her success. that she
reserved large 0llers to go on the French lyric
sag !; but she declined them, and returned 10 Mi.
AN. 70 continue her stndies under Roncopi 1t was
q o0es OF the annual c0ncerts given b. Ricordi.
ne ntsical puhlisher at Milan, that the manager
g, tne lmperia! Theatres al Milan LA Scala) and
Vienna, heard her, and, struck with her voice. i'm.
edlaseiv engeged her. She made her debut in
Rlxeurs Linda di Chamoupi, and the enthusi-
Her next part was Dndepons. 10 Rossini's Otsllo
IN which shedully ooniirmed the impressions made
on her debut. In the spring, she made her debut
u Vienna. with equal success--returnina to Milan
IA the autumn, 10 have an Unprecedented sriumph
IN Lucia. She also sang in Mortedo, an opera er.
psessly compdsed for her; and in Mescadante's
Gidrsmento. During the carnfvafof 1867. she
was q Venice, where two new operas were com.
posed for her Criselda, by FREDERICK Ricci. and
Ai6esgo d Romano. BY Malespino.
lhe following, spring was her second season in
Vienna, where Ricci wro,e his Estela expressly
for her. She also appeared in Norma and ii Don
fesquaie. From Vienna, Miss Hayes went TO.
ber9amo. and added to her former repertoire the
parpf Maria di Rohan. At Verona, she sang in
the Two Foscsri and Masnadieri, of Verdi She
became acquainted with Rubin and Mercatlanfe.
whe eosh svsre dsiighted with her, and pfedicfed
her future slccsss in Mr native Country From
tefunas Miss Hayes went TO florence, and there
gained The friendship of the cslebrated Catalani.
VINO expfsssed publicly the greatest admiration OF
hef talents, and prophesied that she would be
oyessned with the most decided success when abe
appeered ID London The last place she visited
vas Genoa, where she sang ut The Carlo Felice. |
ND w!aefs the fame Of La Hayes, as she is called
in lsaly was g greet o. in former cities. She
pa.eed The winter hare prior to her debut at thss
Iiaiian Opera, on The 10Th April, IS49.
1
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All other falsely named PAIN EXTRATORS areCoo
erfeits of DALLEYS. The worthless msn who sell then
hope that by stealing name they may induce the publ
believe that their nosums possess the virtues genuine
articles. Buy of none but our authorised Agents.
Z ATTEND to thepecul,ar marks upon the zen.
msne; and Observe that the name, oh. Dali
LEI" De WRITTEN WITH PEN, in different
eofored Ink, on the envelope of each boz and thai
no other be upon 1t.
General Depot for the United States, where all order
addressed will be promptly executed,
II. DALEY IL CO.,
416 BroadDap, New Yora.
so u t H ERN DEPOT,
l01 CAartres street, Mem Orleans,
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA. ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES.
SEE, and the City of ST. LOUIS. in the State of MIS-
SOURI,. will be promptly supplied
JOHN WRIGHT d CO.,
an9 IN Gsts~et Sgenfs foe saiS Ts-~s,o-.
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Consultation and Debility. curing after Natures
a. ssstsn preventive Of Cholera. Keeps the stomach
BALI teaspoonnlIof this fluid Infused in water will d.
~ 2! dssoye ye pounds Of roast beef about
Scientific Evidence.
Sargn Lsib il bis selsbras work animal ehemiutry
sece, may be readily repaired from the membrane
sne Momach OF the calf in which various articles food
a. meat and eggs will be softened changed and digest
stomach. - -. - - ~ - ~ ~ 'A'''on
IN Perea in his famous treatise On Food and Diet
pnoshed by Fowler Wells, New ok page IS states the
'gere are few higher authorities than DR. Perea.
" tombe in his valuable writing on the Psychology of
observes that - dminuon of the due quantity
IF Is LATHE !slce promnent and all prevailing
s9r OF Medicine in london, who severely afflicted with
finding every thing else fail had TO
Juice obtained from the stomaehs of living ami.
mas " hich proved completely suceessfnl''
nj Sraham, anhor OF the famous work on Vegetable
,s.s says - remarkable fact in physiology that the
Ss 2, anTas Msceraed in water impa the fluid
mect9g IND Of artfcial digestion Of them no wise diff
eTent rom the natural digestive process :.
g. II slnons great work. The Chemistry of Man. Lea
Blsnahs,d Philadelphia, 1876, PIP. BAL says: TSe
q Question From exoewents, we know that lood
ds6lved as rapidly artificial digestive fluid prepnpd
prof nn. Is = y ths na.urs Gastric Jnce
Efeat work on : Human Physologys devotes more Than
MY pages 70 an examination of this subject. His exuer
menu with Dr. Beaumont on the Gastric Juice obtained
ne iysg hnman stomach and from animals, well
perfectly n the artificial in the natural Digestion
FOR iIrher proof OF the remarkable merits Of this
i've sSss Ssn a. " fETNs6sT and ds
.--.I,',Gene General Agent for Southern ms q .,s..
- r0r SAFE ALSO BY Druggists generally my23 "
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.gyS'U'!'|;a { + J; !,lS
NAEygsSs'l'SEliIsaa'|!

TIE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS. M
e., , Samp street. SShlf s new bndings) are nov open
eAe@ae T ne veIy extensive collection of PORTRAITS
patrons. 80 "e " give Satisfaction to
6V- By the superior arrangement or tho
RoSm constructed expressly for This m
o oE me i SKY Lent and by NEw CHEMICAL PRo
Ss asees 'o 81 %s Ouy hba
not be life.hke. ' "''''"ut winch PICTURES can.
~ choice variety of new style Enamellea and r
i3CkETs OF the finest Gold and besi work msnsh
prices ~"''"eu at ue manufacturer
Afusts supplied with every article used in III, Ia.
al ~ Pe IL view OK prices L. JACOBS
~ ohi No, rs Camp street, New{Jrlaors
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Crescent assss aHo z,sb isrs tina qptie..

The propsietor' Of The .y cr..ee
IAN mora tns sands and the ubct they have recent,
ma sonsaer@Ae additions thsir ana
Paesd under the charge of MIR nhais GRAHAM who ma,
nsso ~ snovu m thu high capabilities in
sns material Of the Office being complete and nearly
ri nssS tAey are prepared execute ali knds Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
tne isa possible delay and without disappointment q. ho
given TO ~ printing Of LAWYERS, BRTEE.S eioh WI os
sfLLs or LAnINe, INsuR kNCr nIAnrs
~. .nADss N0TARlAL AND cLKRKs' d Ia NKs
c<zxS n.Aplhsss sTfAApoAT BILLS,
S..g.Aess sTEAMp0AT CARDS.
SS-et AnVsnIes f0eTENs AND HANDBILLs
~ I'll kkcktfTss CARDS, ETC. ETC.
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OFFICIAL.


TsEAsuREh's orncr' SECOND M bgIs q
RESOLVED, That the Treasurer be- - and nd he il
the official paper Of the Municipality. that Tie Council
~ $ snsSt sn Num- SS
Gipay 70 the extent Of fifty thousand dollars and that sealed
Ssai 'ss:Ess
sas , viii e e % Council and
bonds Of 10 endorsed nj % b. IN
patty TO the amount Of fifty thousand dollars ($50 00)
w be eos we'd at this office until the fifth Tuesday Of July
Sealed proposals be addressed to the Council of Munich
sps ID $3.50 WIN II SAR S.ss nj s fsa SSnss
Mayoralty Of NewOrleans, June 6, 1851.
Sitting Of June g. 1851.
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor is hereby author
lied and requested after giving ten days notice in the
furnishing the Municipality With ue amoun
81 Hose as may be required for one year from the signing
published with said notice. such auaptss Is may be
Esssss %%Es IL t czIb% s i President
True COPY: H. BIER. Clerk T. N's"AN NJ MAYOR
Specifications
For the Furnishing and Delivery of three
thousand feet Of Hose.
rhs Mcse to Be made Of the best ehss4ut oak
he most 70 be o s n
dephia Standard 70 be made links Of 50 feet or as near to
mat PsSHE e possible and to be equal in all the
The Hose e 3 ,psc.ea the inspection of and
men, to b appointed by the Committee such lengths
may p rejected By them 70 be replaced by Others sub
III The Municipality the right extend the con-
tract TO- from one to two thousand feet more giving three
w The first 1000 feet TO Be delivered during the month of
contract IS completed
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STEAMBOATS,.


A.
.6 For MobileSDaiig y. $. .Maa line
Z q. ~. - cagoula- -Summer Arrangement The new
and Splendid low pressure packet steamers Oiit(sN RI
A. Htsen, mssier. and FLORIDA, VIM r. Gibcrson
MASTER Craving been built expressly the Lake trade viii
supef9r accommcdations) One Of the above steamers viii
sesxe ne kairoad daily, The a1vaat The
AZ The Way lsettes Beg will leave the Office of the
iel6 r. 6EbDES. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
4, ~ = Canal Line steamer ST. Oh ARI-KE-
80 Summer Arangeme nt-F6f Mobile, via Bay
81. Louis, Fuss ChFistian, Missi.sippi Civ.
Biloxi and and after Saturday, The 7h inst
snls Se and seendd packet steamer. VIM O. Sutton mas
and IN Mo ofS NfSSP: :y
and the fonchaxian Railroad the arrival Of the
N SIGck A. n S9g Returning. will leave Mobile every
NE day la barge the WaIshonse Tues
day and Friday, at o'cihck p M S'-' - : -
The way letter Bag vii! leave the office Of the agent
O'Clock on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
( leo X. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
- !. -U--~~ Steamer CALIFORNIA : Suniner
angemeat-For Biloxi Bay 81. Louis.
..,.-5,T Pass Christian and Mississippi City-rhis
hsving been thoroughly overhaulsd and Beed with new
AIRY cabin forward snd new hight ant for ventilation,
tTps 70 Biloxi. etc. on sATURDAY EVENING, The 3h
IS9f i ~ Mt ssys ths Rs9sd UEsDA
y g fsSss s;f Daz'Y'e THstSsY
1es q. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Hscs
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COHEN having had 30 years experience. oi,e,, tbo
above infalibe remedy for all Diseases per, asz
II odfPsd nssr esss II ssss the Tenn u s Eye
being stone blind for monts was restored 10 III et AZ ops
sye ~ three weeks gentleman who always used specs in
% years BY using only Drop enabled TO read the
aswspaper without them by candeght hours nfteJ in
hgnimanon q days efred bp single drip II dive,
Dfhanry to the Eye, and aleo strengthens the syht
IL. Nos. 1S4 CIRCUS Street and ~ MAGAZINE
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n
SYRUP or VIII. On H'trAsnrAs.'
l f. c2 81 q yTfaT0M BK0S iITIs SSTR11
cnarscis and efficacy the mediene NumeIous ,esno
e. So;
''andiax graduate q he University q Pennsylvania.
:. ~. from Mr.. John D. Mesgan, Dyugg.s..l
6 ssSS
six sroOe year 0 ''A ~ ''' " ''' az '''''
: ca f. sSFss . css1
Coo. has used in his pfaodos links highly OF Il:
~ IT, Cook i. one of,be ro,, .;rs,, thu
United saes and was Ss asnnr physesn ~ J"n
sSases.s '1'hns of Spain during ali his residence in This
was with he asss pered to the pnsc
without good authority for It's uib % bn no p s S
sase not Saa he s III e Of Tbch
ing forwarded by respectable Drusgs Mr. BoweIs.
Ffs,sn Es a,. o 1s aSsh y r.
been entirely removed by he use Of boe "
DHy sIp wa Cherry AID Tar. which and
above named syTpp ioI ara cods,
r l,,,s ,,,, ,.,,,r f.,s y. ~ u,.,, a-
NrwTows rs month K o. ' Ys3A youna man O. my ao
he iabored under tSs connn Ia n ab y cur
and ,oH gs 1 1d W H. more .aan n,ee years
medcsI tseamsna a ~ b aa q @ anu WI under .s
his counry bnt recsvsd bnst 1 , h t H. n "
satin, he Taf anu nf and commenced
minster toUnsb;n Rnoh nn. 70 I p Sah' War-
he conntyy;s noor aho9u a d. .d % h al Oyer
that The SvunssyeS Ii. liz mum anu '"aino wv uehed
9aother Crs~Papa,ion Of The Heart and Communion
Wild Cber,v and To,. ~ '' LAW" S''Npo"n' 'Sf"p Vi
' P'Y,, nu2 am am \, lao ,p.e -.
winter was tronbad WITH ave. h 81 ss %eeil o, as,
ehtness and main in hs hreas and s!snnan, v W M
me from seenne great deal of hs ogh sa @ 70 pyens
IN tbat desre Hal as of sed ft Ne ma
ave INV wosk To ,au, ,nSsir No Ssg uas u'e wy v
nngs effaced and becnn IN ents,ng ssranp
that would moi get well again AZ his Tine FL nsyi,'.
Two or hires pays nse oS IL he nn,ss J No my, IN
breas was yyeatIv asvel ,,S SSH; 1 paih W we
battles Inc coneh was ont,rsIv cnya % i1.
and strength restored The nanita,ion attn ;th h h
HAD bsen saa. IL ~ M VI tWith Whlcn
aaai i,tla az 80 a ~; ~; . cur. 'Mpst eoie
The nantaon has bsen ~ g,.' yhe, ~ m ME- e eei Oh
two bottles more Of IL edins wd hun ,i one o.
HENRY NlcKHRsoS' LOU 'ohn street
WKAKNESa AND PAIN IN TuE RRpaSr
PHIAnpIpm. Jnns % iaiei c INV hhn s s IL,
Dousis $500 e t;l -, I'm IN Eny econmetu ~.
~ M ; syaup " wiz IneTy anu af, rom my knowledge
weaSness and main in ths Meas, ~ @ ~ ,h 'os nne WIN
shor time entirely relieved her The svHnom wonH n
in he rs oace ' ON nsv @ e ,e, W. ~ ee IS
free Of tho sfItion Canada, /, al sn a III
vainohs Gne lie s.son , m ~ Inost
in addition N ieievine IN b,ssst IN "a NY great
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