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FOR CATIrORN q

VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLAN AND
Panama The magnificent new extra --es-=fs
eamshiD REINDEER, 1890 tons barthes. z X tgglI9
Capt. D. L. Wilcox, VIII sail from New York ~--aa.As
for the above named ports, TUESDAY April lst 1857
This Steamer bnilr expressly for the caiiforna
trade is coppered and copper fastened aud to
make the shortest trip made to California Pas
sengers by this Steamer will avoid all the delays, dan
&C., Of the Isthmus lin ted number Of tickets
may be secured by carly applcat tiOn 70
GEO. E. HAMIL ION, Agent,
Office over Ocean Benk,
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H4- BeWaTe.-Friends fit in appalling silence
around spectral bottes that reflect meroural blue in
whose 10y walls fearfuy echo bach the cough
ridden Mrs. JERVISS Cough Candy comes, teeming
with the healing warmth of woman's experience. It's
genial minisraion soothiugy delicious and its place
in every drawer. and every mantepiece. and in so
mouths of wsest censure prove it 20 have stood
the test Of time. Sold by Mrs JERVIS No. 1865 Broad
way. MD
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w CRAWBUCK8

UPHOLSTERY, HOUSE AND SHIP FUR
where will be found complete assortment Of the follow
ing articles Feathers hair, moss and husk; also beds
palassee and cushions also bedsteads OF
ovory description viz; patent screw iron Joint look
Joint iron screw cottage and trunde, cots Sci also
ders SO. Mr.. Q. would call particular attention to his
now style Of hair and spring mattresses.
n B-Old beds and nattrasses renovated and made
over eouaI 40 new BY W. CRAWBUCK,
rs Sn~ 86S Grand st.. "a door eAat Of ksaex aA.
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MRS. PEARCE.

A STROLOGIST, HAS REMOVED FROM
"A Washington Square, where she as res9ed for the
last twelve years, up to SIXTY RSECOND STREET, be-
tween the Sd and 4th Avenues, opposite Mr.. Brown
Scale Mandatory. The 6lst Street and Yorville and
Harlem Stages pass the door every few minutes-
Eora nf1f
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FDKOFEOoOh N1LOON, IdE CELEDDA-
TED Astrologer, 2l2% Elm street Spring, will
challenge the whole of Asroogers compete with
him in telling the past present. and future events Of fe
He can tell with the greatest accuracy the time and
ture of sickness ard recovery in business time
of arriage dc cription Of wife husband gaining pro-
perty &c &c, &C. Nothing can escape his obervation
when the time birth is given. p She has nothing
to do with Ceomancy, Copjuraton Pamistry, Cards.
any such humbugs-such receptions only practised
Nv Shortly will be published such an expose
Of that mpostor White street. that will make persons
ashamed To ACKNOWLEDGE they have consulted him MI 4t@
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BUTTER CRACKERS.
RRuEN- 211 DELANCEY SnRE

T BRUEN, 311 DELANCEY STREET,
would respectfully inform the public that he Is at
All times prepared to supply customers with the best
quality of Butter Crackers from his Bakery He devotes
his attention entirely to this branch Of business and from
his long experience hatters himself that he is able to give
the fullest satisfaction to all who patronize him. Reec
tories Oyster Saloons &c. will be promptly supplied BY
sending order to the Bakery No 81 Delaney street
N. B.-J B. is prepared to supply order from All
sections OF tho country. At the lowest cssh priced
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STAFFORD & BROTHER.

9H0 BROADWAY, N. Y, DEALERS IN
OOO New and Second Hand Piano Fortes-,-.sEse-
Me have large assortment of Piano FortesF Ff77S2
from the justly celebrated house of Halet &ItI MI
allen, Boston Qate Haet, Cumston Allen) success
ors 30 Brown Halet. Since the commencement of
tns establishment its proprietors have received df-
ferent times Eight Medals for superior instruments-a
1ac winch should not be forgotten by those wish to
purchase Pianos of real value Also number of Pianos
from the excellent manufactofy Of A. W. Ladd Boston,
whose Dame has long been sufficient guarantee the
superiority of his instruments These Piano Fortes arc
constructed in the most substantial manner and
surpassed for the richness depth and brancy tone
decacy Of touch and superior hnlsh New and Second
Hand Pianos to rent. Pianoa tunad K2Q ANA
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COAL.
OO4A0s
UNuF cTrnoNpTPER HAS IN

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS IN YARD A
consisting In part of Peach Orchard Black Heath. Le
high, English Camel, Liverpool Orrel, Cumberland,
sydney &C., all of which warranted to be of the very
best quality delivered in prime and for sale at the
very lowest prices JAMES L. WORTH,
No. "a Broadway and
DIS Sms Fourth corner Of Thompson.
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VATuART,u PROPERTY

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, IN FOURTH
IL street, hundred feet west from the Bowery lrl
five story Phil adelpha brick building Of the first s n
class with all the modern improvements, be- .ltI
ing finished and ready for occupation first Of May next
Terms made easy The above property we'll calculated
for gentlemans residence for investment
For particulars inquire Of
rib tf =. HOLLEY 10 Wall at.
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PUTNAM HOUSE

MO. 357 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
1 26th and 9th streets, opposite Harlem . -.
Railroad Market.-LAWRENCE X. KERR. Rs43sA
Propristor of this popular L D GIN c ydsaSTA
is prepared to accommodate citizens travellers
ness men with pleasant lodgings, and meals all houra
In style equal to other establBhment in the city
He would call particular attention to the following
tensive and economical
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As-western Bnthing and Hair Dressing


Rooms No. l3 Courtlandt Street, under the Western
Hotel.-(Me DEMONET & MYERS, proprietors y
Having in order to keep pace with their Increasing bus
ness enlarged their to nearly double its former size
making very capacious airy, and well ventilated sa
LOOM with entire new and elegant furnishings they are
now receive visitors without subectng them
70 that annoying delay so common IN small saloons
They have also, in addition and in immediate connes
uon with the hair dressing saloon, fitted up
SUIT OF ROOMS FOR BATHING
Warm, Cold and Shower Baths prepared at a moments
notice. in style of neatness comfort convenience and
elegance unsurpassed by any establishment in the
ty D. NJ. determined not to be surpassed bv anv
o their competitors for public favors as long as
skl and art together with spacious saloons and every
appointment conducive to health required BY taste
ana fashion to render their patrons visits agreeable
fsVors. vssm#
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FLAMMEasBURGH.
FOR SALE.

T'HE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, NOS.
l. 100 and 1907 West 26th street. near E ghth ls1
avenue The house is built in the very best style .1
and contains all the modern improvements, viz LIN
marble mantles, baths, ranges Croton water, &c. &c,
including balcony and small court In front. Terms
moderate, and part Of purchase money remain
bond and mortgage Inquire Of WIN. H. HOYT, No. $50
Ninth avenue F29 If
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CRATES AND TENDERS.

1t KELLEY'S CRATE AND FENDER
LIZ ManufsctOry, No. S45 Broome st.. three doors
west Of the Bowery, adjoining DR.. Cones Church.
Builders and others who are about purchasing would do
will to call he is oouhdont that his paterns for vari
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JAMEs ?. DECKER, Attorney.
W. w. BRAcKErT, SurveyoE
MAS Bins VIM. H. HoYr, Secretary, office 23O 9thav.

So AS steady as the sublime f1Ow of
water the religously Niagara Falls is the
demand for Mrs. JERYISS Cold Candy. People may
smile, and call it mere candy, but it has commingled
with the sugar-which is used to make the medicinal
properties easy take-as dgnifed simplicity and
happy concoction Of natures herbs, as human
ministration applied to pulmonary complaints. Sold by
Mrs. JERVIS, No. 1866 Broadway. MIA
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FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
DIANO FORTES. THE SUBSCRIBER

FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
DIANO FORTES. - THE SUBSCRIBER
Il would call attention to his splendid assort-uxs
ment of Pianos from to N octaves, in rose $780,
wood and other cases. which for sweetness
equality Of tone with the many improvements which hs
instruments possess it is believed be surpassed
His Pianos all made from the best and thoroughly
seasoned materials, and with his patent arch bottom
which adds greatly to the strength and durability the
instrument. The qualities of his Piano Fortes are too
we'll known to require than allusion to them as
evidence of their value 1t may only be necessary
refer to the fact that the great Fair of the American
Institute, they awarded to him the first premium gold
medal for the best Piano Fortes the many other
testimonials from some of the first proessors and
te1rs both in and out Of the city The subscriber only
would add with his long experience manufacturer
he earnestly believes his Instruments be surpassed
elsewhere. DAVID ]. VAN WINKLE,
No % West Sixteenth ct.
The FOLLOWING is one OF the many testimonials he would
offer in addition to the above:
DEAR SiR-Untl had the pleasure of inspecting your
Piano Fortes at the late Fair and in company with
Aessrs Greatorex and Ensign awarding the pre-
mium had seldom seen instrument of manufac-
ture have inspected your establishment and from
experience as maker with great confidence re-
commend pianos equal to any manufactured in
this country and shall take much pleasure in adding nv
mite of praise to the congratulations you receive
from many members of the profession
With respect, your obedient servant,
70 David J. Van Winkle, ESQ.
New York, October. J18 SINS
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nz- The Second chelsea Building and
MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION, will hold a public
nesting at the Assembly Rooms of Twen ty-ffth
street and Eighth Avenue, every MONDAY EVENING
unt further notice. The unparalleled success of chelsea
No made it necessary to organize mother
combining all liberal principles of the first in addi-
ton some other advantages which can be seen by
aminnR the Books Articles of Association to be had
gratis on application either of the officers. All can
beome members by paying Entrance Fee of so cents
The Monthly Dues are but $2 Value of Shares $780,
Members borrowing money shares pay but per cent
the amount leaned. Let those of moderate means
pay tribute landlords who like the locusts Of Egypt
eaing up their substance. All who can save SEVEN
to themselves a snug sum in the of very few
years. The officers we'll and favorably known citi-
Of the upper part the city, and will receive the
names Of all who wish to subscribe for shares
JOHN P. CUNNING, President l0-av.
VIM L. STEVENS. V. President 1l2th-st.
JAMES DECKER, Attorney
W. w. BRAcKETT, Surveyor
MA BINS VIM. H HoYT, Secretary, office 23O yth-av.
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IOEN n1oMrCE a r,rIeI

UV4ALV A0ICIIILElEAIl p
IMMIGRATION & FOREIGN EXCHANGE
H OFFICE, SO OLD SLIP cor. South st., n. E&Sx
Y.-Persons desrous of sending for their friends sf
in tho old country, at all times procure
tihcates Of passage from the subscriber who has in
nechonTwith of the first houses in Great Britain
very complete and extensive arrangement for the
modatlon Of persons emiuating to America For the
prompt execution Of his engagements he has the advan
tage Of having the sole aFency for passengers Of the
splendid new ships, comprising the EAGLE LINE OF
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The WILLIAM NELSON. The DEVONSHIRE.
RIP VAN WINKLE. MANCHESTER.
KNICKERBOCKER JESSORE,
RAJAH, COLUMBIANNA
calling twice month"; throughout the year, from each
port In all whore tho parties do not Forward
the money will be refunded without deduction. Bills at
sight for SALE in to suit, which will be cashed at
the banks and in tho principal towns Throughput Eng
land, ireland, Scotland and Wales BARNETT, HOARES
CO., Bankers, London, and JAMES McHENRY, NOR
ohant, Liverpool Apply, address by note, post paid
90 JObN McMICHAEL So Old Slip,
mYll Iva cor. of South st. New York.
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TOMPsONs HALL
ASTROLOGY.

WILL BE OPEN ON SUNDAY, 9TH, IN
w New Place, under the Old Name and Proprie-
torship. JAMES TOMPSON,
32 Fourth Avenue termination of Cd horse navigation
next door above 9th street. nj lm%
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alton Mechanics and Working
80 -rIDlNG AND MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA
MEMS H. F,rst Monthly Meeting for the payment OF
TION.,-It b held at Chatham Hall, No Chatham
dues will " THURSDAY EVENING, March 18th, II
souae o bsn the object and superior advantages Of
oe Oh, wEation over all others, will be explain d
this Asv snd subscribe as the shares ave rapidly
Com eiiy i;yrs aubscribed for at the hrst meeting.
up 5Gg rho desre to invest money prohtably and "a
TO 1ns 1no of small means who labor for a living this
all e,ltinn presents unequalled advantages.
at he rate of per cent is all wed months
over when paid in advance, OF in case of with
dues, from Association. This is an entire new fea-
draw" Rn lding Associations. Entrance fee, so cents
@ share monthly oues, 81 90 par value OF shares Soo
Probar PsI su Of original hires limited to 800
Ladies may call for the purpose OF RECEIVING the,t
ss Rocks md sgning the Consti uton at the store OF
WILLIAM WEED, ice Presid nt' during 1ne Gay %
wednesday, Nth inst +bA follo,yino ,ff oe.. =.
0u0s'AiR SAMUEL SOUTHERDEN, President.
WV WEED Vice President, 81 Bowery
49,. A,,.nnfsN JR Sec'y, 65 Third avenue.
A TRUSTEES.
cao II walker 81 Elizabeth, corner oi hesVer 81
fsoocI Devoe 40 Eldridge St.
n W whitney II College place.
fnn,, II, w, WcCollum 40 Ed ficge ST.
Foster b. Williams, l45 Hes er 81
Tobias v Mumford, 20 Norfolk So.
Nathaniel Terpenty, lS5 Fifth st.
ladies' oqn subscribe to any number of shares by lea
ne their names with any Of the above officers MIA it,
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y ~ Dry Dock Building and mutual
aOAN NASsOCIATI0N-The first regular meet ting of this
ation, WILDE held at Union Hail. of Avenue
ASSrsif sRa Fourth st. on TUESDAY EVENING, March l6
will be delivered on the workings of the Asso
how The people would do well to attend and learn
nv" 70 get rid Of landlordism.
T'VBARR, Secretary. M MIA ltS
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ss- ss,4ss Made In one Night. - At the

R7- S3,426 Made IN one Night. - At the
first Regular Meeting Of the SECOND GREENWICH
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, eight shares were sold at
an average premium Of Sl each making clear gain to
makes this Association the ost promising Of any yet
organized To afford more opportunity to those who
ing will be held in th Blocker Building ooster
street. on moo DAY EVENING, March I3. 1852 a. ~
O'clock As this ay be the last chance which
iersd derou procure shares in this flourish
ing should miss this opportunity Those
cannot possibly attend cali at the office 4S 8th
Avenue. Remember. the public meeting is on Monday
night March is. Come early to secure seats
JOHN KEYSER, President.
GEORGE STARR, Vice President
R. Ross Jr, Seo'y.
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HANNA & BEEBH,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE
~ 100 FULTON STREET New York, offer for sale,
favorable terms, very large assortment of papers
every variety, as follows:
WRITING PAPERS.
Large Assortment of Cap and Letter, manufactured
by Platner & Smith, Owen s. Hurbut, Doten. Mansfield
s Root, W. Wheeler Co., and others.
PLATE PAPERS,
OF various qualities and Sizes any size made TO order
COLORED PAPERS,
Cranes Conger Brothers Collins, Glazed and Thick, all
sizes and Colors, Medium, Double Cap, &C., SO.
NEWS AND BOOK PAPERS,
All Sizes and qualities and weights, constantly hand
and made to order
VANILLA PAPERS.
superior article good sny in the m&rkes. Large
assortment now in store.
WATERWAYS CARTRIDGE & FACTORY PAPERS,
All the various sizes manufactured by him.
HARDWARE PAPERS,
All sizes and qualities.
MEDIUM, DENY AND FLAT CAP PAPERS.
TOBACCO PAPERS, STRAW PAPERS,
OF size and weight for Shippers Grocers &c.
N B. Manufacturer Stock and Materials st lowest
market prices. Ob 6n&
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az There Is yet Time.''mTHE ALE !I1.l
GHANIA MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMULATlN
finn ASSOCIATION will hold its first PU UBLi
MEETING vt UNION HALL, cor. Sd Avenue and y u
street on Wednesday Evening March 24th 1857 at IL
o ck Addresses will be delivered by several emlaent
speakers explanatory Of the objects Of this Association
an the benefits proposed to its mem6ers Lsoies Cen
t.emen Mechanics Laborers, Merchants, Clerks, and
other iii find it advanrageou to aten and subscribe
for ts share The simple saving Of cents per d ay
sutoen to secure the Of $500 at the termination OF
the The books for subscription OF shares
now open at the Of the tary 1873 Third Avenue
up stara where all information will be cheerfully given
aud Articles of Association furnished gratls The
office open every evening Sundays exeepted from7 %
O'clock until further notice. Information FURNISHED,
and bser pons received by either Of the ocers ana
truste s. Entrance fee, 90 cents; monthly oues' 81
shares. $500. "a ,,.. 1, sua,
President-MosEs MAYNARD Jr., II Grammerey mere r"rA'
Vice President-J. II. VALENTINE {, 81 East l2Hn 81
aes'f Vice President-RIcHARD KELLY, S94 Anr" AFe'
Tr.stess-Robert q. voorhees,, lOo Ease lIth ST.
Job L. Black, l9l Sd Avenue
Hiram Pursy 7g Elizabeth st.
lanes II. Dennis, 81 Third Avenue
Charles C. PECK, 132 East 2tst ST.
ryHenneesy. % East 18Th So -.
Ittornel-S v Barley, cor. Broadway and murray 81.
"""'"' MOSES MAYNARD, Jr., President.
J. Il VALENTINE, Wee President.
RICHARD KELLY, Asst Vice Prest
-. II prNT,nrrNl Secretary Nl4 2t*
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az- Lexington Building and AccuInulsst
ING FUND ASSOCIATION Of tne City of Brooklyn -
The above ASS cson has organize upon the plan
those which have operated uy i'll this country
and in England. Entrance Fee 50 cents per Share
Monthly Dues, 81 so per Share Shares $500 Six
per cent interess allowed all advance payments-
Members Withdrawing during the first year receive
all Monthly Dues paid and six per cent. interest After
the first yesr they in addition portion Of the
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MORSES COMPOUND
SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK.-1HIS SY-
~ RUP is purely vegetable and being prepared by
Of the ablet Of Chemists having gained the aprroba
ton Of many Druggists and Physcians being universal
y esteemed by all who know its superior virtue, and
compounded of the best aud salutary medicinal
for perfo rming t. foil lowing esults, viz:i
PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
If by any means this mportant fluid which pervades
and affords sustenance to every part becomes corrupt
and diseased the whole system feels the shook and must
sink under it unless relieved by the proper remedies
When the virulent matter Of the blood is thrown the
skn it produces Scrofula Salt Rheum Erysipelas Can
ker Soald dhead, White Swellngs Scarlet Fever Mea-
eles Ulcers, Bos, Carbunces, Eruptons, Botches,
itching and Burning Sores, and all cutaneous diseases
all these thys Syrup will cure
REGULATING AND CLEANSING THE STOMACH
AND BOWELS
sia, Sick Headache Vomiting Loss of Appetite. Faint
ing. Costveness Constipation, Looseness Piles, &C.
STRENGTHENING THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Thus the food is properly digesred and affords
ishment and support and strength to every part.
REGULATING THE SECRETORY ORGANS.
Thus it all bilious diseases Bilious and Inter-
mttent Fevers, Chills and Fevers Heartburn, &C.,
and Da6etas or Strangur and other painful disorders
STRENGTHENING AND 0UtETING THE NERV-
GUS SYSTEM.
Thus it Neuralgia Cholera, Hysterics, Palsy,
Epilepsy and all dieeases This Syrup unri
vailed in the cure Of all Female Diseases weakness.
irregularity distractions and many others. Prepared
by c. MORSE CO.. at No. ~ Maiden Lane New York.
and sodby Druggists aud others throughout this and
other countries. r22 Bins
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r r r No. g.
40 NSUMP TION PHILOSOPHICALLY
~ considered and efectually checked
BY R. R. R., NO 2,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT.
Every organ in the system has specific duty to per-
FORM and when disease decay interrupts the functions
of either it renders them unable perform their dute
and instead of increasing in health and strength they
waste and consume their vital principles
BY CONSUMPTION.
We mean wasting away-a decay, decomposition of
the vital organs, and their inability to perform their
tural functions The decay the Liver renders it
BILE to secrete be the decay of the Kidneys
urne the decay Of the Lungs to receive air and to
tilate the system.
Consumption Of the Lungs,
Consumption of the Liver,
Consumption of the Kidneys,
Consumption of the Bladder,
Consumption of the Glands,
Is the wasting away and dissolution of these organs
TO CURE CONSUMPTION,
We must treat every In the system for the Lungs
the only organs affected 1t affects the Liver
Heart the Kidneys Bladder Pancreas; and in fact
every organ in the body less tainted with
composition and decay.
THE LUNGS
is THE BREATHING APPARATUS OF THE SYSTEM.
When the Lungs are in state of decay, they
able to receive emit the necessary amount of air requi
site to sustain fe The greater the atmospheric pres
upon the air oes the more painful irritable and
sufocating is the weight upon the lungs.
TIE GLANDS
smaller the irritation and Inflammation of
the lungs
ULCERS AND LUMPS IN THE THROAT,
Are formed from unhealthy deposits which the lungs
unable to eject without the aid of powerful emetcs and
the Liver too weak and feeble secrete
PUSS
Becomes deposited In the bronchial tubes hardens
is formed into Jumps which ucerate superate and dis
charge.
THE AIR CELLS
Are cogged and the respiratory organs checked that
breathing rendered oppressive and exceedingly dcult
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT
WILL ACT AS FOLLOWSi
THE LUNGS.
1t will heal strengthen and remove from them all dis
eased deposit cleaning the air cells from all diseased
humors.
REMOVES FROM THE GLANDS
Inhammation and rids the throat from Ulcers, Tu-
mors Hard Swellngs, and other diseased deposits
TO THE LIVER
It iOiu inpart life and energy.
AND EVERY ORGAN IN THE SYSTEM
1t will re-organze and cleanse from putrd and unheal-
thy matter and humors
IN TEN MINUTES
after taking this pleasant remedy the patient feels
ser 1t Immediately says the irritable cough loosens
the tghtns the chest and relieves the sharp
vrenchipg pains Let the afflicted call upon RADWAY
s. CO., 1852 Fulton street. Advice gratis.