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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-13

SUDDEN DsArH On Thursday morning, about O'Clock,
Mr.. Gronex EAR, Of Phadephis, seized with t Of
apoplexy, aud expired in few minutes He bad just
from bed in good health but before he finished dressing
corpse. The deceased Of the Oldest respect
able, and successful merchants in that CITY, s
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-13

Governor LETcHER, the United States Minister
to Mexico, departed from Norfolk on SUNDAY las,.
in the revenue cutter F0rWard, to resume the du.
ties of his mission a, the capital of Mexico.
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"WEARE DOOMED PEOPLE UNLESS We RESIST. The
editor Of the Greenvie Is. c. Southern Patriot recently
visited the Chick Springs in Greenvile. While there, the
proprietor made Of the expression at the head Of this a
ce upon which, says the editor We said to him. have
you boarders than you had Yes, bis
reply Are you not better off in the world than you
were before Yes, said kind host Your property is
worth much, and your negroes sell well they
did Yes. Then said we, you're doomed it seems, to
prosperity, and so is our country.
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FROM TIE JOURNAL OF coMMracx OF THURSDAY.


SOUTH CAss..-A.--,ra uestaraay had . cna-.ssuns.
with intelligent gentleman from South Carolina. From
him learned that the excitement there political ques
tons ID so great materially to interfere with business
large of capital is withheld from USE account Of
the uncertainty which exists in regard to the future. Our
Informant thinks that decided majority Of the people in the
Slate large in favor Of secession &C.; the only ques-
ton it, whether South Carolina shall venture the movement
alone whether she shall wait for the Of other
States The friends Of the latter alternative are numerous
and increasing They oppose separate secession but ad
vocae cooperation that is, secession whenever the other
Southern States shall be willing unite with South Carolina
in the establishment Of Southern Conedeacy Many il
believed occupy THE ground from policy, whose real sen
ents favorable to the continuance of the Union as u.s.
on the basis Of tho Compromise But advocate the latter
doctrine present would defeat Whereas by taking
an advanced position cooperatonists they hope carry
majority Of their fellowczsns with them and keep the
separate secessonss bay until reflection shall beget
ton The delegates the Convention which decide
the to be pursued already elected and large
majority Of them ,Oere, when elected in favor Of immediate
secession. But informant thinks the views Of number
Of them have already changed and that the longer final action
can deferred the hope there is that neither South
Carolina the nation will be disgaced There chance
that even the Convention will decide in favor Of
action II they do not decide against it. they may be
duced postpone final action which will be equivalent
Union triumph at last So mote it be.
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u We learn from an official source that there is
now under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge Of
l. 0. o. F. Of Maryland seventy working lodges,
composed of l0,767 members. There has been
initiated during the past year 2,7O9 rejected 25s
admitted by card 2l3; Withdrawn by card 81 3 !;
reinstated las; suspended 537; expelled 10.
There have died during the year 1919.
The amount Of revenue Of all the subordinates
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

We presume that the following account vouched
for as being from an intelligent gentleman direct
from the city Of Charleston, may be relied upon
as representing with substantial correctness all that
can be at present affirmed Of the complexion Of
political affairs in South Carolina: ea
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WILLIAM w. BELkNAP,
Attorney at Law,

AeOkuk, Lee OOuntH, xOUO.
AND WARRANTS located Debts collected and all pro-
IL fessional business attended to- ug9-wif 6mcp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

The Chest. Bronchitis, n hoarsencss and
tickling OF Inc Throat. Dyspepsia, Female
weakness aud DEBILITY.
For the removal of canker, known by
sores in tie mouth. sometimes a metallic
taste with dry cough, irritation and heat
about the stomach and throat, with occa
,,onnllv a verv red onguc and mouth; Salt
/ Rhcum. known by dry cbapped cracked and
bleeding hands, sometime breaking out in
sores upon other parts of the body ; ErvSip-
elias, known hy a prIckling, nngiIng Sen>a-
ton ofthe skin. with great heat, ltch!ng,and
/ omniineS swelling, speciality ailer healing
she blood; Scroiuln. nown by all hunchc
onder the kin. with bto'chcs md pim plcs
upou he face and body, llumors broughr
/ IN hv freq qleu0 - lsouing, bv inp ne vas
nnalion; veuerell laintS II tho system
\ / disagreJHlc results Of a long cnntlnu
and improper use e m rcury. and all olhe
complaints which arise from uni impure
staIr of the blood Also, excelIing all other
/ N 'dlclues IN the perm nenI cure OF Liver
Comp plants, such n il Soiicnlng, hardening
or larging -quickf us morbid action,
IormnYIne all uh,lractIpu~ oi tue portal err
culaton, AMI co'rccfin. bilitary secretion :;
Catarrhal affections spch rs soreness and
tightncss about the head md chest, sometime
lAl WI N'A-El tlA' ia l'''h wv iipN' 'H'
\ Ihawkina mp sometime, small, hard lunches
something's thick p'rulent matter Of yellow
or greeniSh color Bronchitis, pr hoarseness
AMI lckiIng in The throat, with constant mn-
.cuuS irritation. especially in Attempting To
Il speak Disease of the heart, such aS pa
L plalion, accompanied with sense of
4 weight and sinking at the pit Of The som.
/. ach: DrOpsy oflhe chest, brain. ol abdomen
dizziness, With n dull, heavy ach in the
head ~ Virus Dance, or SpaSmoiIc
Jerking Of the mn c'eS aud limbs; Venereal
aud ScroIulous Sore Eyes raroxysm> OF
| Asthma or diiirult breathing not dependent
upon nrganIr affections. rheumatic pans
about the body, hp> back. ic ntS. and limbs;
NcryOu> pa ms about the flce )ack parl ui
the head and neck, trsmulOuS or 'ulterlrg
motion about The stomach and head, with
exhaustion and want OF breath a er eSer
csc; InligrStIp1 tran which arises i'huIc
or faluicncv soreness, and splitting ~, o.
food Juundlcc, OF yc low appearance OF
The eyes aud NNlH; Female complaints, cN-
pecra ~ tthps" irrag1lritjes and DISTRACTIONS
which briu.- on peetnlJlre decay ana death.
ih- proprietor i, a graduate Of The Al
hauy, n Y. NJ 'dical College, aud /, now
successfully engaged in The practice Of his
profession in Providence. which affords
HIM abundant support without urging The
safe of these medicines. lie has never
sought t. make popular by advertising, or
the Publication OF certificates and would
no. even now ue!lrcl ms regular practice
10 carry out the present Ian, aud has there
fore placed the .utlre business of adverti-
sing, supplying agents, md selling he medi-
cIpes. to Mr. Charles Dyer, Jr.. - Ncsimrn.
ster rect Providence who will have he
whole cca,rol and general agcncyo Of the ar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

This Ia the ease Of dyirs nav who yet Iro he rss
ey,,f of worse case Of SCROFULA, by oA!y esrs -
es of nrun,s Purfcr than ~as sarcd BY bs ass -
rr IoH, hest SHrsGrpT.a thai " as ev ~ s.so~
,apRra has not scui deoI 1ee1 70 ste ei ns soss
nr such rsioiii1,iv hreieSI case
,Lf fu UsIyI--yvas confined 10 his bod hs ls> r~S-e
VS. so unrl, di.ess"d and dGhiiasi IS - eS nras4:
~ars m hand to bis head lie lad tia es.i sss"i stvss
had used Alt uf lhr beat SUsIpotRlnf 10 no rood eoro\-
-o rrs, aud ,ro,sr. aud was eonsdervd 10 ss @v~5
am, .tJ could not Verty fsn hour tc~ys1. weee ~
.piurnrucrd u,Iny RRANf'S fuRlFlEf h~ SOS zoos
tieu nearly oB f,osi 10 @'r; heIs yes o.t's H~sN
-, ioo his eaten around hIt ssea !. VeeS
rp out of IL. place il only holding by '~aa r'ss ss -
n, a.s arm VII. dvsroVed by GicsFs NJ aJsw hnAsS
r arm as large mans hnnd hsd neuriy enfss @'s.tA
ii. siir into k 5aiy Tls. he was sfss,.d ~sh "s1v
, DDiyI arid aysnsirs uIeeff. vlq,eas Pssh ~ -
l.r.,,n sJr further and Mi particulars rss vsN = An
piILFTS - - ,,>, -,
r5.rs Of Euue was called 10 Hal ~ ts Sst bTS~s
n, ,oimprc.d tiaing RraHrs Purifor DR. W. Aansiusa
an, nl ncr told linn that al he nsdis'ss Ne s-rtA
.,fY .,.Y en-. big, thai ms
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
CHRlSTIE'S GiLVANIC CURATIVES,
Arc nm Ab.olue and Positive Specific.

Tn. BELT is used when the body or system gene
rally /, affected the NECKLACE for complaints OF
the Throat as Asthma and Bronchitis, and OF the
Head aud the BRACELETS for all disorders OF the
arms or limbs as Rheumatism, Palsy, Tremors ana
Spa.modic affections. These articles are simply ap
piled az directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used they
NEVER FAIL!
H5- The great popularity and excellence OF the
GALVANlC CURATINtS consists in the fact that
they arrest and cure disease by outudrd applications
in place of the usual method of Druggng and
Physicking tho patient till exhausted nature sinks
hopesssly under the inhcton. 7hey strengthen the
whole system eglalist the circulation OF the Blood pro
mote he screhons inUigordte the entire energies and
can nsrer do the igbe, harm under any circumstances.
Since their introduction in the United States, only
M ihAn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are envious Of the
immense success Of DR. 8. P. Townsends sarssparia,
have said that he published fictitious certificates DR..
Townsend will pay any of these men $1,000 for each
fictitious certificate they produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
/" flesh is heir to- than any other ever offered
70 the public
Hardly a day passes without our receiving
. large number Of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of DR.. s. p. Townsends
Extract of Sarsaparilla in curing different dis
cases..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS,s

and in these diseases medicine is Of no avail what
ever. II never does good and 1t often does harm
syrups Extracts, Balms Bal'ams, EliNirs, Bitters
Pills Powders and Poons of every kind are alike
worthless for they weaken the vital energies of the
already prostrated system, while under the strength
enng life.gying yitalizing influence of Galyanism,
s applied by this beautiful discovery, the exhausted
patient and weakened sufferer is restored 10 former
health, strength, elasticity aud yigor.
These remarks relate 10 such diseases IS NEU'
RALGIA, TIC DOLOREUX, BRONCHITIS, PAL.
PTTATlON Of the HEART WEAKNESS, and all
FEMALE DISORDERS, such ms NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE LASslTuDE and DESPONDENCY, which
are only other names for Nervous Derangement !
EPlLEPTlC FITS and CONVULSlONS, which are
now known to result from non.equilibrium OF
Electric influence NERVOUS TREMORS, DEAF
NESS which is nearly always caused by torpidity
of the Auditory Nerves aud can always be perfectly
cured by Galy ansm when the organ is not destroyed
Dl SPEPSlA, in its worst forms PALSY and PARA
LYSlS uniformly caused by deficiency of Nervous
influence; CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, TORPlDlrY
OF the LIVER PAIN in the SIDE, SLUGGISH CIR
CULATION, SPINAL aud hip COMPLAINTS,
DEFICIENCY of NERVOUS and PHYSICAL En-
ERGY and all those distressing complaints result.
ing from a DERANGEMENT Of the NERVOUS
81 STEM,
In the above prevalent and terrible ella" Of dis
eases-Ner,ous complaints arc much more numer-
Gus than is generally Imagined
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TO DR.. II. f Pecrv.
TAPE WORM
GLOVE ODiNE

TOOT II \ G II f. ID Il P s,
ln immediate and perfect cure. Tho
who have felt the paint Jhrohhing and e.
cru Ealing pangs of This disease hsol OK
through their laws wIh most tormcnlng
perseverance, ard, as is often the case. have
ereivcd but little sympathy from friends on
ruch occasions, will no doubt be much pleas
ed To know of a remedy that Will never fail
10 quiet forever the unmrrciul olfcHd.r.-
rhls remedy is the Glove Anodync, an un-
failing cure.
The following testimony is from one oi
our most dis rnluI.hcd p'actIcal D'nli-ts-
New York, Dec. 10, lsii
Nrssrs. \. l. * d. Sands--Grntlemtn:- -
In the course of my practice have extern
slych used vnur Glove Ano yue with mucl
succr.. to the rclIrfuf the TOo,hathr ani
a. constantly recommend IT ~ my patients
| deem Il but Irsi ia inform YOU ui the ligl
opinion have ol il over othcrrcmcdits.
am YOURS, w'rv respectfully,
VI. LEVETr, Dentist
20 Broliway, corner ol Warren .t.
PRICE - cts PER V VI
Prepared and sold wholesale and rcta
bv 4 B a ID SANDS, sew York. old a,
~ by Druggist, gene ally through ,ut th,
United states and canada
X. II. HAZARD agent NcvIcI.
nov ~
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INTERNAL JlORRO.

This cure Is triumph over tss skn q ~ ~ ~
sss.s in the city OF Philadelphia and 10 posirivs Ssse0
mat internal ulcers can be cured ~ easily - e1suy
when BRANT's PURIFYING kIrRAcr used n. ~
H,pburn, one Of the most respeetsbls eeaos0sa A
Iubuys Cayuga Co, ~ Y, infornod ~ In Oss, lesY
that he had been afflicted with three FfssvnDs .
alton snd thus furnish positive proof Of the fsse - =
their location. He said that he had spsnt 90 ys~ ~
Philadelphia under the professional advice of hs -
out cure or help. when DR. T. A. Hsaf, d~uG0S< q
Auburn. advised him to try Braas Psr,fytaS kS<~1
and the use Of seven bottles of IL s6sefst p0(s6 -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
ANlraE.EkS UUNki ,.

NJ q r. KINNEY, merchant. Citation. ons.Is eVs".y
T. informed US hat canccr-ociOr ~ said aSsassy ~Se
H,rlz wonderful cures Of CA.oERs tkr"sJh 10 te.s&y
{ RRA%T'S PURIFYING EXTRACT A sass~s -IsssaS
Greene county, \. V, 10 80 US said Fgattits AI
\ B StrrLr. .druggis a. Cana jcharie Moat s,>f, ~,~s
v, y J., has informed Oi an inpcrlos svs v S.s-
.fP Of ION standing which effected a.Sd lSLy
Il tha, Place H. therefore, thls PgRlTrs Cssser. ~
purtyur healing power. what nipsre dseoSs % ~
blood can not curs Seven wears experience sasa "
uu,ph su,s there are none but what 4 " IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
Worse than Hopeless |!

Sow Irur Mr.. IIASKtNS siaicr,.t VI .sys He .sA
,Ng,yii, procured 90" bol.e NJ ~ so T'fFssp fHS
~ yE3f T. ur Eiuc! s ,'a'd dirf, via ~ T. srs
m ,crd va y" ilut uu' bsosn 10 YET bss". fts' sss~
u .a me II -, u ~ TED. wi.eru haA tr,- .,astss
~ ,, ri- ,eerd bottle ,usb ed get sss y - hs..s
- iS blfIe ,u,r rd M rpA t- lee, u t.ss Ca
~ wlct- procured i'T botHc rms sud ~t-s - z
=. al. ry III, NJ Ir,criseH Of twenty Gers ~ A-sa
p ami ne. LoplcI inuil eh.cj.d fhGfksr cbha 81
II ,.. l, rrr, AMI - > turpd ~ 10 good hssiks
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13

The proprieto- oflhlS medicine hasreceiv.
ed many otherc'rtiGcateS Oi cures, equally
remarkable, olth ,ariouS diseases for which
HI, preparation IS applicable tat the aho7e
are deemed necessary 10 satisfy any unprcj-
udced nini of ltS value and superiority
above all ether prrplrationS.
Principal office, l92 Fulton It,, N. Y, up
stairs
Price, 90 cents per hottie OF bottles for
3 30. g. g G HAZARD
NJvl Agent for Newport,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-13
DISEASE. WOULD RE lMPOsslBLk'
Spring and Summer medicine
vse following letter, received from Troillo,
Mexico, shows the good effects of this invalua-
BILE medicine in that country.

IROJfLLo January "a, le0U.
Dr. G. 7. TOWNSEND, New iork-DEAR SIR; Ii
gives me great pleasure to inform you of the happy
results which have obtained in three cases OF sick
ness hy administering, for the first time, your Com.
pound Extract Of Sursapara; and from this time
hcnccorward shall be of the opinion that, Of all in
vented and administered anti vcnercal preparations,
that which you have presented to suffering humanity
IL the best ever have met with in my experience.
lust now have been administering il to laborer, who
Tor the last five years has been suffering with Scrofula,
which sickness has resisted the best remedies that
sciencc can produce and finding also that three to
four bottles of SwRim's Panacea had no effect con-
cludrd TO give him your Extract and to-day he linda
himself perfectly cured by only taking two bottles.
lady OF thirty years of il cured OF frospsus
Utrri by two bottles lady of fifty years, afflicted
with Gastrodnic and who was suffering with it since
beng fifteen years of age is now perfectly Gonzales
cent md only observes little pain in the region OF
the cpigaStrica--ben, now free from all those dread
iu pains whch she formerly was troubled with.
In witness whereof you may publish this letter II
you dc-m it proper.
now have only 10 tell you that It would be well to
establish an agency with small stock in this city
which | bought in Marscabo for trial. Every day
people from different parts of the province give or
ders but there stock TO supply As soon rs there
h- above statement and it will not only increase the
.a-s, hut also make expenses lighter.
In This province there is no other physician besides
hc one who has the honor OF addressing you, and who
wishes YOU every prosperity in your chemical and
botanical lsbors which you have offered to humanity.
remain, dear sir your obt servt
4
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INOUART BOTTLES.

] "
/ For theremovaland permanent cure OF al
diseases arising from an impure state oi'he
blnud or habit of the system, VIZ
Scrofula or Kings Evil, rheumatism, opsh
nats Cutaneou> Eruprious, PImples, OF
prs,u,cs o., the Face, Blotches, Biles, Chro-
nic sore Ewes, King W urm or Teter,
ScaId Hca /, enlargement and pam oil the
B,ne. aud joints, Stubborn Ulcers, sYP-
LiIili, ,Sylnptons Sciatica, or Lumbago; ana
diseases arising from an injudicious use oi
Mercury, A cities or rop>y,cSposure or lth-
pru,lence in life also, Chrome Cchsu'u-
onal Dis, rdcrs etc
hi, Medicine has acquired very eftrhu
cd and established reputation Wherever
has been used, bascC entirely on H'oWh
merits which its super orcihcacy has aionc
sustained. The euniortun0tcvictlm OF hered
ilary disease. with swollen glands, contract
ed sinews, and bones half carions, has been
restored TO health and viGor. The Scroinlou
p,tirnt. covered with ulcers, loathsome TO
himself and his attendants, has been mads
whol,. Hundreds of persons, who hap
gIoan,d hopcles.ly tor years unde rcnta neouo
az elanduI Disorders, chrome rheumatism
ana mtnvother complaints Sprlnglng from
|d,ranremcnt Of the sccrctve organs ana tho
c;,culation. have been raised as il were irem
,hr rack OF disease, and now, with regener-
oted onsututions, gladly testify to the eihca
cv of this incstmable preparation. The teS-
Iiimnny Of those who have been cured ny us
u,,. with their residences, has been publish
ed from time to time and were u desirable,
: \ mas Of the most oVerWheimihe testimony
cnnId be brnu yht forward. proving most con.
.cIusivcIy il, iuestinabie value. inc ahHict-
rJ and hose who have not used this medi'
/ "A, lyn a rial pt tts
ani appropriate to the"'oi'es the o'heh''
hich It alone can bestow'
,rsrru Is STRANGER TnAs FICTION.
Thr,t cutiou Of the reader Is called TO the
f,llpwinr astonishing cCrc, ch't'"d ny the
|u,e oI sands Sarsdparila.
I ,rbis,z n, certify that have n co'ored wo-
,n,n who has been afflicted orIbe last five
y,,r. ,p.,h Scrotula, and all tho remedies
In.,db had no elTcctih arresling the progress
,ftLe.,p,I,int; on the contrary, she con-
,'.n,Iv c,r,v wprsc-nrd after expcniing be-
tween $40 and go with p ys'cIanS, besides
u.irr nh ~ rupu,ar rcucalcswthoutS success
i |ljll the discasc had eaten away thccarllagc
of her nose, made its appearance on rarI"us
norts nlhcrb1dy, and had iiua'ly commenced
4 4. rayarrs in the root OF her mouth
l,ihis i caiful situation. with the pos
meet Of Death staring her in the face, ! stated
bcrrasc to- Dr Di,o,wny, the agent io' Sands
S7r,,a,i,lain in Newbcrn, N. c., br whom
"A. advised TO use that arucle and 10 my
.urprisc ana that of my ncighhors, To whom
her cas, was known, after using four aud
ha,fb,ttles she wss cstored ,opericct health,
and thatin the pace OF three" ecks, and was
ab,etp work in two weeks from the time she
commence 'akius it.
JOSEPH McCOrTER, J.P.
/ Mout'' Of Ncusc River, Craven t"p n \
Il. X. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
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DYSPEPSlA-SOUR STONACA CURED.

AGENTS-C. g. c. Hazard. N.s1~s-e.
\. Drscoll, Wa1ren--J ). Douglass, briss.A~
x. g.. Brown, East Gteenvich--O. Bakss, No
ick- Brigg. & Spencer, Washinstos vilaSs,-1.
:. Tglor, kingston-J. Allen, Brsnds lsss
work.-N. :. Palmer & CO., wssssly-x.
Young, Wlckiard--J. NJ. Anthony, Fab Rive
J. l.. Anthony. Wespo',-spd BY Merchants -
Druggists generally. =
Al order. mus, be addressed u WsHses ~,
3o4Brosswsy, New York.
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VEGETABLE pNSPLpSIh BlTT.k$
\ -urc, speedy and permanrnt cure tor Dys
prusIa IN is worst Forms. rms medicine
wiil be found To cure all complaints arising
.ron disorders pf the stomach and Bowels,
Biliiolsness, Yc,lowness pf skin, Liver
.,..pmmr5. nehriuy Headache, Nervous
,e-.. Low spirits, falp p'ualinn OF the lear
cosrvrncss Ac, &c. Please read the tol
lowing criuEra'r:
Read the lolnWiug from an emincn ply
sic'nn:
The undersigned b. n! acquainted with
some oflue ngrcdlcEt- e Hue ings' Ncg
cirb.e Dyspepsia ii'trrS, md having uscd ii
for some tur Ia hts practice with every d--
tired effect, he 'cOnmrnds this mdIclnc
'rom ia crrlalnll oiIs object and gives 1t "a
preference over all preparations ~ medicine
tur that distressing compliant. lh .pep,ia..
T. HARDENBEEGIl, NJ d.,
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FEVER-SORE CURED

The Rev. RICHARD DuSNiSG, Pastor sf ~ rrs..
hyteran church, Adams BASIN Monroe county fs~ fs't-
nave just received letter ca Mr.. suA ~
SgY DuksIac relative to of his Fevst..s~e Ys
-iay depend what it states for be 10 csSsss
Ani elder the church. Some years sises ks lad
0ye one Of hs legs cat ~. TO his r
II Fever sore. Tie othor leg beng vow s~sssA. oa
about lu be srpuiatcd, recommended Bsiars ~ vest
.isu Read the result He ,! h~ss sssl s-S ss~s
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

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W. BAKERS.

ANTFttIS, FBFSCH AND lloICoPArtIc
CHOCOLATES. PREPARED COCOA, BRO
MA, COCOA PASTE, Sc.
az Merchants and Consumers, who would pur
" chase the best proid.ts 81 IocOA--.licc from
luI,cratipl-.-nolc nutritious and hcalthiul thu
90 o. coil c---aod in quality uusmp ,ssed---tau
.ubscrib,r ~ summcuGs the above mtclts ml he
lcuId hy himself lis BGoNA unI Cocoa
PAsrE a. drcatc --paa'nblc---and sautlry
drinks for inyalii.. conyacsccrts, children, iray
oilers, aud others are pronounced by The most
T. nincnt Physicians superior tp any other prcrar-
atiurs. Ills manufactures aro always on sale H.
my quantity hv the most respectable wholesale
groe rs IN tnc Eastern cities, and by his Agents
Al 81 : nth Market st., audhy 7. d J. 4. lIaWes,
Boston. James VI. Buncc s. Go. Hiruord, Ct.---
Husscy & Murray. New York. Geo. Waite, Al
lnny. smith & NoDd. Troy, y. Y. Grant a.
$ one. Philadelphia. Thos. '. Bnndiye. Bdltl-
more. r. g. 4. n. Doig., Grorg 'town. u. C.---
Vose Brothers. y. Orleans. Wn. B.gllfy &
Coz, Piusbufg, Pa. John Kennel, Cincinnati, q.
WALTER BAKER, DSrcss'er, Mas,
Mares