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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-30


ed Fluid by m'Ting aoiM ROsm.-P Profes.
sor Omstead, of New Haven, has lately
made the important discovery. that. by
adding one pound of powdered rosin 10
three pounds Of lard. wei Il stirred togeth
er, the mass becomes semi fluid at 10
deg. Fahrenheit, and on being melted.
which it does at 80 deg, notwithstanding
if melted alpne the rosin requires 800
deg and the lard 81 deg. of heat. The
compound will remain transparent and
lmpid at that temperature. AS it coolS,
"A pellcle begins to form on the surface
at 81 deg. ond at 76 deg. 1t remains a
dense semi fluid.
The discovery ofthe above named fact
will be of great importance to those who
use lard lamps as the lard is rendered
mole fluid by the rosln, and the power of
illumination increased two fifths; YET, af-
ter two hours bur ming, it loses its brill
fancy on account of the wick becoming
clugeed. This will not be an important
objection in families. while in point of
economy the gain will be considerable,
for lard is worth three Or four times as
much as rosin.
To machinists, the discovery is very
important as it enables them to make use
of lard instead of oil, which is not only
saving in cost. but what is Of far more i'm
p"rlance, the addition of The rosin com.
pleteIy neulralizes the quality of acidi,y
in the lard, which colrodes metals, par
liculary brass and copper. 10 such de.
gree that it is unfit to apply to anything
not in constant use. Professor Olmstead
says, thin coating of the compound laid
npon CRATE or sheet iron stove with
brush, as thin as possible, will keep it
free from rust all summer, although
stored in damp place.
To soap makers. he discovery is also
important. lfone pound oflhe compound
is added 10 two pounds Of common Wind
s"r soap, the quality is greatly improved. /.
and the tendency of that soap TO grow
rancid, when in use, or keep moist, is'
thus entirely prevented. A shaving cream
Of an excellent quality. may be made BY
taking cake of good shaving soap aud
sIeamng it soft in close cup, and mix.
ing inhalfits weight of the compound and
working it well together. adding little
oil of Almonds, or any other agreeable
flavor.
The same compound applied to boots
and shoes renders them nearly impervious
to water, and if applied To the sole will
not soil The hopr. The uppers will be soft
aud pliahle, and not prevented from re =
ceiving blacking polish.
For oiling carriages, the mixture of
lard aud rosin will be valuable; and when
wanted for heavy wheels, proper con
sisteucy may be given to it by adding
wheat -four, or, if greatly preferred black
| lead
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-30

CALIFoRNIA ITEMs.-The near approach
of the assembling Of tho State Legisla.
ture occasions much speculation as to
what that body will do towards relieving
the State from The financial embarrass
mvnts which weigh heavy upun her. a
number of candidates are already in the
field for U. s. Senator; who will be elect.
I'd is difficult 10 say. The assembling of
the Legislature can alone determine its
political cnmple exinn, aud Of course the
parry afhniies Of United States Sena.
TOR.
Another fire had occurred iD San Fran.
cisco, which destroyed about Sl00. 900
worh Of property.
The San Francisco Herald thinks the
chances Of Col. Fremont for the Senator.
shinIn the United States Senate are very
dnubUul. and quie desperate. The
friends Of Mr. Weller are very sanguine
of Success. The matter, however, is in
much doubt.
Thousands are wintering in the mines
preparatory to commencing ope ations in
the spring, and improving The 0ppurIuni
~ afforded by the temporary cessation ol
the rains to work sufficiently To pay ex.
penses
An exceedingly rich silver placer has
been discovered few leagues from Mon
lerey, where a company is forming 10
work the mine on an extensive scale.
A strong tide of emigration is setting
towards the Atlantic States.
The cholera has finally disappeared,
both from San Francisco aud SaCramen.
to.
At Fulconn Bar, on the Middle Fork
Of the American river, where the water
finds its way between almost Perpendic
ular mountains. over four thousand ieel
high, about one hundred and fifty min
ers have made themselves comfortable
for the winter, aud are engaged at Cay.
ute digging" that is, driving shafts into
sides of the mountains, on the top Of the
bed rock. Much success has attended
these efforts at the above point.
The totpl amount of gold cleared al
the custom house at San Francisco from
November l2, 1S49. 10 December l6,
1850, was nearly 500 100000
Snow had fallen to the depth Of sew
cral inches at Neveda, prior TO the II of
December.
A party, consisting Of E,rty seven A.
mericans, had been attacked by the lndi-
ans beyond Mariposa Hill, aud all oflhem
| Killed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-30

N0N'T F0RGET-Thst the place to buy the best
Dgoods at the lowest prices, Is at the cheap store
opposite Sheifers Hotel W. t, WISE.
Lancaster, November 3, tShO. q,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-30

~
DELAwARe-U S. ScnatOr.--On the
23I inst, Hon James A. Bayard was e
lected to the United States Senate for six
years from the 4th IF March next.
THg PosT OFFICE BmL.-This bill is
still in the hands Of the Post Office Com
miitee IN the Senate. 1t is stated by
some of the letter. writer's that Mr.. Rusk,
the Chairman ofthat Committee, intends
repairing some material amendments to
She bill as it passed the House; among
which are named clause charging uni
form rate of three cents upon pre- paid
letters and five cents upon letters not
prepaid. and adopting stamped euvel
ops instead of stamps.
The fnrmer we think is demanded, be.
cause in that case the Department would
stand some chance of getting paid for
uncallcd fnr letters, aud it is stated that
the latter amendment is recommended d
because stamps have been used more
than once on account of the carelessness
of Post. Masters. Another amendment
is much needed 10 that clause which fixes
the price of advertising letters and then
puuishes newspapers that will not com,
ply with the terms. AS the Tribune
says, this is like shouting man berause
he will not accept of an office.
The Texas TREATY There is a small
bit of gossip going the rounds OF the
press, which is decidedly entertaining.
Gen. Hamilton says what everybody
knew' to be true before Texas
would not take back the land she ceded
ifthe Government would give her bonus
Of hundred thousand dollars. When
Governor Bell heard of the offer of ten
millions. he was aim Dst para'yzed with
surprise and could not credit the Story
but when he was afterwards assured that
it was the fact. he expressed strong dc
sire To sell the balance of the rocks ,des
eris. ra,rlesnakes and Indians to the free
soil and free farm parties, upon the same
terms.
|
FaANcE-- Resignation Of the Ministry
The only item of special interest we
have vet noticed in the late intelligence
by the Steamer Arctic, is the resignation
Of the French Ministry. The event caus
ed great excitement in Paris. and wa,
brought about. it is said, by the open hos
tilities of the President towards Genera
Changarnier The latter parsonage wat
permitted tojuslify his conduct before
the Assembly, despite the opposition %
the Ministry, and was warmly applauded
by the right and left, when the Minsrll
abruptly Withdrew and resigned. The
President found some difficulty in fnrm
ing new Ministry. We have not seer
the names of the new Ministers.
A late despatch from Paris states tina
motion had been made and carried il
the Assembly amid great excllement,tha
the members should rotire to THEN bureau,
to raise committee to prepare resolu
lions relative to recent events.
CnMMENDABLE PoLICY.-A Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Ex
press says:
uA uunh,,r oI arnl;c at;ons Lova kaa,
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SON THING NEW
AND
VAI46 ABLE
PHRhi'X XPi1EAT pIahlIN
Ssr2 Vi. Z y. y o'u1 ! HE

,nr ~ ihs great AL ant l."- "l ihls
/ 4 rin.". atrl = s,i.p ic,,y cpca n'ss, Grf-
I.n au /. &. .ar adal,al ou 4" 50 any
I ',g.rcni and Gsriu pnrurs, such - cut
I.nl iurai ioT sdu-lEcs. iu,Nins IA ihe sea
ui ~ AMI :iing tn"u min no re meat,
| ,ual aG applrs, ilashl Z "r ul'cr. e" j.
ops, Il ID, anl pnIhlOts rul'!"g vGtese cuId
tor IN ikin. iva ~ uurr cu'drd cheese. Gu
! iing cabhase, tOnitn-s, uhl""s. and olhrr
,rpe:ah es iur al, &c inus uses ieqH red;
Ruuls iur lcrdlng cat,lc abd O.. ru tops ioi
.ian.uL wuid, potent Jle sui, &c. N'''
i.G trr >ut"Tlui manner aud the ease and
! i,SpAlcl Is llh hich u dnga va" WORK ai q
4 hriul ua OF east iron l. rOi su 'irci Ia
sNell hy beng vet or shrhk hy dpihg "r
,pur hr tiu,c node 81 WUne'ah' II irss H.
abe 20 get ga ui order. Il c'r,'ru led
ma very iuicrcni mtrp,i from rihc
nrai cutters. 1t is uIaie 10 ofrrItr pom
ne gclndnI urr"lpe, hut .hr meat i
! hr wu ult to"ards lA' PER h,fy y the
centrifugal lurce ui The tUunrT aGd thereby
,ruuch' IN DIR G, contact WIlh the td4,s oi
J Uht kll e. - as /, cut lhe meat, better
vet a. drI, lcaa 90 .Al. ~" rr 60 sd, III
/. stHDJlH, ceI", and cay mInLcr 1ni GcN.
! ,rc d.. ap. and he knives NAV h" SET 5" a.
10 eat The u.tAl 81. iu any Gc, r,d iinrneS'
y tn ,ue rr,olulIu3 aud c01s,4u,n ~ Ia a
very rlpld mguHer. Bu, m'a' wh ch iorns
Iiriu rah,s NGch .nnrri No"Id d "a n Il
ImuuI aIa'n.--f subtnlirG Ia tie uslnrihg
/ irur. s. lnd c'ua up ilc uach.he ws II h"i
! ipr : udo 'he 9rrdI serrrl "i ~urr">s "a CO. :
th,nauun y an ngcLirgs 10 the ne hi0ch, by
(which s'nds lht hi,cvd u uiltr l. krpl IT, ~
passing round, i r'c:cd tlr"egl SAD oren-
I,nIs aiI tIc-cai dc - tu liuW IN ~. ~
|'aig cham Cr lntu IA r. clH"g rrION -
4 iGs eNccllcm anI useiu VI ,hinc "aa ~
/ ,rutrd u, John q Perry, h.l., I >u"h
\ N!pls'own Il. l.. aad la!cn rd by IA"
+ 4 brurry .G,h, 1850, s.Gct Which be las
/ -oldI MANNER utt,r MIrhu"s a,d ghis
\ l,i ihr ai,eaty gtaas deua . lar h"n -
iiiy iurr a>iuy - ti'ry bee ne more gen
|rIli knnwu. the greal success "iIrh
. las a.. hGcd the Tee 1ad ,Ah.h,i.un ui %. :
lllr iac has gained ior ia rilliul"n IT.
. rosji'ie II t's received iuc high Il ana
. nj, lr. mium awarded 10 any urnt rul''I
It aii tap 4 ,rlcHilutl aud m"chaalcHl III =
+. wherever pXHlh ted "a hm"r,"a. ~ ~
yrnior has IA an ui.'r oi S.X lnou aid DOL
ar lur s.A oi The S.a - nui dac .ln, 4 arrg, i
tag Il AMI hl, since >uij rl:h,s ~ Ih' snail
tate o. Rhode h an. Ior large iUr -" oi
taat amount.
4 nc his also received nurci0a' ccr'iii-
ra'es and icIuis. ir.n sc'"u.l"c Z hirnen
IL lhr tur-t nH '0up I'd iHlrpuIN, sr'akln-
1T the Machines IN Tie hgtr't virus,
IarH,lrm II If eXprr,ruce aod ots,r'a,n n
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,

and in these diseases medicine is Of no avail what
ever 1t never does good and II often does harm
syrups, Extracts, Balms Balsams, Elixirs, BitteIs
Pills Powders and Potons OF every Kind are alike
worthless for they weaken the vital energies of the
already prostraed system. while under the strength
ening life.giyng vitalizing influence Of GalyanHm,
as applied BY this beautiful discovery, the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored to former
health strength, elasticity and yigor. -
These remarks relate to such diseases as NEU.
RALGIA, TIC DOLOREuX, BRONCHITIS PAL.
PITATION of the HEART, WEAKNESS, and all
FEMALE. DISORDERS such as NERVOUS HEAD.
ACHE LASSlTUDE aud DESPONDENCY, which
are only other names for Nervous Derangcment (;
EPILEfTlC FITS and COMMISSIONS, which are
now known 10 result from a non-equlibrium of
Electric influence NERVOUS TREMORS, DEAF
MSS which is nearly always caused by torpidty
Of the Auditory Nerves and can always be perfecHv
cured by Galyanism when the organ is not destroyed
DA SPt PSIA Ia its worst forms PALSY and PARA
LYSlS uniformly caused by deficiency of Nervous
influence, CHRONIC RHEuMATlsA, TORPlDlTY
OF the LIVER, PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CULATlOS, SPINAL and HIP COMPLAINTS,
DEFICIENCY Of NERVOUS and PLY SlCAL IN.
EEGY, and all those distressing complaints result.
ing from q DERANGEMENT of the NERVOUS
81 STkM. ,
In the above prevalent and terrible class OF dis
eases-Nervous complaints are much more numer-
Gus than /. generally Imagined
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USThe locolocos are rather appre-
hensive that the Free Sellers may hold
the controlling power in Grand Com-
miitee, aud they nre already endeav-
oring to negotiaie for the favor Of these
gentlemen. Two OF the most promi-
nent "unlerrifef" called on leading
Free Soilcr, in Ills town, yesterday. lor
ihc purpose Of nscsrlainlng hos MAJ
-.,,.rs Stood aud what could lac done ~
nm emergency. Our Fee Soil lrIrnd'
!. with his usual and characteristics inde-
lcnden'e, tod these gentlemen that
,hey need not give themselves any fur
,her uneasiness, as The Free Soilrrs
were not il the market, and could not
br rurchas' d al any prize. D'''e
Looked rather blank when THE prompt
and decisive answer was given.
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rnRnNIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

ASru~tSHisa sSD MOST worDERTUL CuRR.-Ceo
Esra kqgpp of No "a Willow st Brooklyn n. Y
one ni The most respectable citxens In the city. We
afflicted 1--WE yrHrs with Scrofulous Eryspelss sf bod
legs frum the knc-s the iret. which inHamed sns
swerd o prodigious size. and liberated Large desS
ulcers apparently large enough TO run finger in. came
into ihm whirh discharged daily almost incredible
qusniity OF maiuIsicd substance. lie had had the
advice aud attendance of several of the most skilfl
h,siriHns and had trird many highly recommended
inedripea without .reciing q cure. and told By
teU Of hi physicians that the ulcers In his lee
would rus hin Of b,fn, long. BRasrs PvavYiss
EXTRACT ha. cured these liberated and inamsd len
that they entirely healed up. and no enjsys
good health
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-,AwcsR GUS scRcFULA f!

ri.s IA. ce.e Of n avino man who VI lives Ne ,sss
.yc5 If worse ease OF SGEOFILA, by only .s~es ~
rs uf Rrms Phrir,, ihnn ever was cured ny TIE nse -
r tO.s of iLr h,s SqrtGpIrRd that YVES ever Nsss
s,aar has not sgesHf 1edni poiss ~ ess' ne ssss
f fuci "a t,goiiaplv hai,'eis case
NJ y uASkiN of Rome, OrsIn 20, y r, hl so@yA
Ia G,Hr yeIp--~s. confined 10 his bed he W" rsr-Ne
va. - u'lci s.nfcd and drbiliissd o. 10 We sns
'f, Lnu 10 his hrnd lie had the beet ~ed's1 s<ssss
-d u.rd Az 81 l- bss! Stuparhlrs " nc es< e~se-
~ io,ys, and icoys., and was considered 10 ~ TTV
,. rI could NOT live e.nfy JJm hour, iosysy, wbss n
..i,tu,.i,erd using BRA STs PURIFIER. Hs se< 49,
,fs1 noIig af Go .sr 10 s1ri hole 'sa' ssis: 49,
lu = h., sGr rsisn around Thai sses se w.
p,,' ~ o.. rsrr, u uny hoiin ~ '-"u s'sss; ne
o., arr dsioStl ~ i'vp uls-rsi an slc~f nssSf
q tItr. NJ lrr HsHF AJ1s hsd nearly sH'ss Nssts
10 , r irh ht Iy THus y. wa nhieleA ~Hs wery
... sairi r.f "a EfiiIfr t.frt, - 'afioss PsrS 81
,,.r,,,l 10 'rnrr 49, fui F,f"ea'sD, sss o~ T AN
D rli'EAs WILLiA1.s .as 81 re rss - M ~
, ana uf buD.,, called = SEQ Hal ks ess sS~~s
, rYt IAN ud l.u hat sA fks ~ss<-s~s N ss ~"-As
-, IL tuL, lisI-il.- Il
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Throw Physic to the Dogs"

To illustrate the use of the GALNANlC BELT,
suppose the case Of person afflicted with that bane
Of civilization, Dl SPEPSlA or any other Chronic or
Nervous Disorder. In ordinary cases, stmulants
are taken which, by their action on the nerves and
muscles Of the stomach. afford temporary relief but
which leave the peticnt in a lower state, and with
injured faculties after the action thus excited has
ceased. Now compare this with the effect result
ing from the application of the GALVANlC BELT
Take q Dyspeptic sufferer even in the worst symp
toms Of attack, and simply tie the Belt round the
Body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed In q
short period the insensiblo perspiraton will act on
the positive element Of the Belt thereby causing
Galvsnc circulation which will pass on to tho
negative, and thence back again to the positive
thus keeping up continuous Galyani circulation
throughout the system. Thus the most severe cases
OF DI ISPEPSlA are PERMANENTLY CURED. 4
FEW DAYS is AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ENADI
CATE THE DISEASE OF YEARS.
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ERNA,- ~ GER 3.

This cure is triumph st.f lie sktR Of the ksN pASst
e,sr, IN IN. city oi plHdriphs and 10 vosirivH Pnsee
hat in- nal ulcers De cured ~ easily a. sxtsrux
when BnA>r's PuRttytss ErrRAcr 10 used NJ \ -
H,pbura. one of the most respectable eenilonea III
Auburn, rassra "a v, informed us In Dot, NJ
that h. had been rlilic'cd with three FnssREs -
4, cERS su situated ntrrnsly a. to allow Of IN exaz
alton and thus furnish positive proof Of tho fact and
their lucation. H. said that he had spent ysw
phiiad,i ipiia under the professional advice OF the ~
ou, cure or help when DIR r. N. Hu.i, druggist q
Auburn advised him to try Branfs Purifying Ertra
and the u-r OF seven hotties of II effected pUfset GA
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CHRISTIE'S GALIANIC CURiTlVES,
Are nm Absolute aud Positive Specific.

The BELT is used when the body OF system gene.
rally is affected the NECKLACE for complaints oi
tho Throat as Asthma and Bronchitis, aud oil the
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders o the
arm. or limbs as rheumatism, Palsy, Tremors and
Sps,moiic affections. These articles are simply APP
piled a. directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL
So The great peculiarly and excellence Of the
GALVANlC CURAflVES consists IN the fact that
they arrest and cure disease by outrdd application,
in place of the usual method of Drugging and
Physicking the patient till exhausted nature sinks
hopelessly under the infiction THY strengthen the
vhoe system c9"a.e N, circulation cf The Blood pro
mote the secreiions inrgorde he snire energies aud
do he sighisa harm under any circumstances
Since their introduction in the United States, only
thre wear since than
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DO. q u kI&SEY. merchant. Cirtos, onsAs s.~>f2
informed us q a. csnc,rLVcior il said sstasfy ~
..cln waud,ru curs nf C,scGss isunts %s eGSs~6
O ERkNT'S PURIFYING EATkACT. A ~s1sr ]~stv
Green. county, N.N.,4sr ~ nslrg SD FvltgSs. ~
g. L. .StT ,Ls drugFis n Cana ohSrie, NouI orssrJ ssss
" ~ y. he Informed Of imporisst ssst " "a -
rR VI .u si.uiin winch Effected "a sA ayst bss1
flhai u,.,s. II. orcore, This FpNviGs ss~ss Css~v,
- puilya, hrsiIn- power, what impure disss~s
'uod CA MT eurs srv<- ."srP srperssss sna ~
u.Inh .,N. Llxrs 1 nuas Il waal wi safe.
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MANY THOUSAND

CEKIIE ICAIES hND TBS 7 IlNONIfLS
from the most intelligent and respectable persons
residing in every portion Of the United States could
be presented. These are now unnecessary, but q
numerous selection embracing many statements OF
the mo,t extraordinary character sufficient to con
VINCE THE. MOST SCEPTlCAL may be had of tho
authorised Agent The interested are particularly
invited to call
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FEvER-SORE CURED

Tie Rev. RICHARD DUNHlNG, Pastor 81 An rr,p
hNi,rsu chuicr. Adams B=. ~ MVnrOs eosry, New yet.
SrY DCSNsC, rsAtlye 10 ts cure 0fhis Fsvstso's fss
my drncud nu what II states kr hs q ChSASss ps~s
lri the ohurell SJni- s,sss hs -<a -
u Ina ls cut ~ ~ save hls - - sossSqsoss
bi Fever The other les byisy ssu nasS,.S -
ahngI 70 - anipualsI, | recommended EaAsrs 400
$50. BsEl tie result. he says: Asvs ls~t s~h nvs
.1t1II sf GRANTS MEDICINE. sisssf AL s<z<,
nam lsw prs~dIi Iis6 IS ttsi N~Sssss lsd ss
' il. ~,uh tie Iic,sr- of Gai, H nae ass~Ss sss y
.vicy'" See Fsnphsls FOR MI Farasslsss
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We Iollowing letter, received from Troiillo,
Sfexico, shows the good effects ol This invalua.
bic medicine in that country.

TRoJILLo, January 2d, 1880.
Dr. g. =. TOWNSEND New iork-DEAR SIR: II
gives me great pleasure to inform you oi the happy
rrsuts which ! have ohtHncd in three cases of sick
ness by administering, for the first time, your Com.
pound Extract of Sarsapar,lla; and from this time
hcncciOrwurd shall be- OF the opinion tut, Of oil in
vented and administered mti.ycncrcul preparations,
that which you have presented 60 suffering humanity
il the best over have met with IN my cNprri' nee
iusi now have U,'cu administering II to aborr who
for tie last yc years las been suffering with ua,
which sickness has resisted the best remedies .hat
science can produce; and finding also that three to
four bottles OF s'wuim's pauacca had ct.ct con.
cludcd 20 give him your IXtruct, ami today hr hnit
himself perfectly cured by only taking two bottles
lady uf thirty years of NJ" ~ now cured OF Prop-.
Itcri by two bottles lady OF hity years, afflicted
with Gasrudinic and who was suffering with II since
hcng fifteen years Of age IL nuw perfectly c0nvninf
cent and only Observes little pain in the region OF
tho cpigGstrica--hong free from H.l those dread
! u pdn- which she formerly was troubled with.
| Ia witness whereof you nny puhAth thls httcr II
! you deem Il proper.
now have only 10 toil you that II would be well 10
r4thlish uu agency with I'm ~ stock in tns city.
| Now have only n very reduced number ol bottles
which ! bought in Mar.caihu fox trial, Every daS
people from diNr'Lt p1rts Of the province give or
crs but there is stock to supply 40 soon rs there
/ .tuyk, much Nll be- sold, NJ YOU may Judge from
tic above strmcnt and it sill not only increase the
-asr, bat HsU mike expenses lighter
In this prov yncc there Is no otrr physician besides
the who las the honor OF addressing you ana VINO
| wishes yau very prpsp 'rty IN your chemical ana
! botanical mbDrs which you have offered to humanity
! remain, dear sir your obi s"rvt
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VHGET Is T. sfh hITEhS
A sure, speed land pe'man'ht Cure Tor 'ys
pcp.ia IN ITS wuIsI Forms. Tins nediclh'
NIll be found To cure all complain l. ar''' 4
rom disordersnf the stomach and 30 els
Bl!liousness, YelloHhess IT KIN, Li"i
.ompa,nt.. ,,eb,riy Headacle, NJ ur'
pess, Low Sprirs, iaipia'i"n OF ihe '''a'
G"sivcness, &c, 20. Please read tie TO-
low lux cefulicaie;
Road the ioliowing'irom an tn ih'h ph
sic'an:
The undersigned br M acquainted ~nl
some oflhe ingredients of liuto.ings' Veg
rtah!e dyspepsia Hittcrs, aud having used Il
for some Il 40 in his practice with every d'
Dlrcd effect, he comments tins medicine
srom The certainty oiits OBJECT aud gives It
preference over all pr parall"ns IN 'nrdlc'h
for that distressing complaint lly-pep>ia.
Il. hARDENBERGH. NJ. D.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are cnvlous Jf the
immense success of DR. :. r. Townsends ~arsaparills,
have said that he published fictitious certificates DR.
Townsend will pay any OF these men $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
4" flesh 10 heir to" than any other ever offered
10 the public.
Hardly day passes without, our receiving
q large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of DR.. $ +. Tpwnsrnd's
Extract Of Sarsapara in curing different dis
eases.
Read the iollowing wonderful cure of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
rot.uTEnS WIrSYasEs!

Al uA>kIE hts rorn ie he sLsy< fssts AAt DO ~
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