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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-14


Mr. LEyDrEN said that the internal Improvement party
willing 10 shoulder any responsibility which nigh! at
tach 10 them He ready for appropriations
To the eacing lines of improvement
Mr. LsAKE said that waited until the committee Of
Finance had the facts before them frame proper bill
we would have 10 wait until next fall. He cnDtcnsi that
would be better for adjourn and 90 home than
visit for these If conJcctuva taA bill report
ed he believed would be discussed foa length of time and
we wonli have 4 useless prutracted session
Mr. Patrick was in favor of an adjourned session.
III, BRowSE had here this morning with the inen
ton of voting Cor session on the score OF eco
omy but after the disclosures that had been made to-day
that the object OF tho adjourned session 10 spend mil
lions of dollars for works Of internal improvements he
should vote aganst il now.
Mr. MARTz had been opposed TO an extn session. but as all
the friends OF Internal improvements could not now unite
he would vote for adjourned session.
Nj KipwELL had for month or more, been engaged
in dav,ng ways and 10 avoid the necessity Of
adjourned sessnbut il was nov plain that one was nc
cssslry ana I'll: Legislature the Governor OF the Com
mOnwcaith has 10 take the responsibility. II all the Leqs
iaon could be effected but that OF ds.rcng the
STATE into Congressional Districts the duty might well de-
vns upon Governor; bu. il carno', ar! HE duty dc
vOYes upon the Legislature. Congress mas not yet apJ
TONED representation among ths States ard IT ls likely from
the position OF business there that vii! not be done !u
two months 10 come If not, were they to wait here
through the months Of June and JAY Before another
Congressional election the Stale must be dis!ced and
do it, the Legislature But aside from this
which OF itself must convene hs body have they in acco
dance with the Constitution established The financial policy
Of the State7 Have they the census OF Virginia. which
to base tax bin These abes-imperfcct all who have
seen them admit them TO be-are not yet printed BY Con
press Have they the of the commissioners, on
which 10 frame TAX bil2 Will they, they be made
the Auditor before the st Of August If not they
have tax bill for years based conecnra estimates?
He might for such bill for year-absout- necess
" NAV require -bu and will for years.;
nor can majority OF the members of this Housed II was
the most important subject before the Legislature; full Of
interest and full dread and affecting much every
part of the State, 10 be trifed with.
II II right and jus, make tax bill on conieclural
estimates why send commissioners list the property of
tho Ardif
al duty in making taxation equal and uniform, they
have the property of the State 10 kind quantity and value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
PROFESSOR MORSE's lNVlGORAT

ii
TuE Wo%pFRYII VEGETABLE PROJECTION
OF which this medicine composed has engaged ts s
cal savsns London, Pans ana the cie etss v' GuSo
It's virtue las been tested ana proclaimed Vy ING 1
Names M the Faculty OF those and Testimonials nave
been prcned to dscoVeTeg by the Acadcn Il MS9
cine OF London Ednbursh. Pans Berlin and ienn1 iee
fame OF Professor Morse IS too well known N tas SeA'c
Norc 70 require eulogy here. No man has done oc
10 advance .he useful and beaut1 science - wh Us c
has been devoted than he has done lie hAs made -e CIR
cult the world n prosecuting h,s Ie'c@eles uto
table kingdom the botanical productions OF the frozen re-
rons Of the North the wonderful plants snd hesos OF te
Fast and OF the great southern Contnentoi AasTai win
its ad accent Islands alike familiar to hun ne a. ~
trocuCcd the Medical Aft ano prVoAoy
done promote the health and increase the happiness
OF mankind than other living man Daring soloafn "a
Arabia Potea Professor Morse feed wh nervous
fever, brought on BY intense excitement aud lncht tN
eTtiors ord season ofthe year which eohed ms own
know Of curative aud Tor ne thre stenro
f4;s termination Shiek Of Of the native trOes 81
length induced HIM % take medicine prepared from tae
tIy which few DAYS only restored him TO vigorous
health but renewed the strength Of his constitution IN
Tn. heb has from time iulemersl been held almost
in yeueyafiOn by the nat Tor lie hrene quaiues
Itleeaded bv them G srce specific provided by nature
sgAns al Diseases both Hs preventive aud cure and their
Constant 80 of IL accounts their freedom from disease
and m. NtraoinAry longevity 70 " bich they Pro-
Nssor Morse irsf care his recovery procure
quantity o. the herb and ITS LOS ~Hfa Se 70
OF rs wruderu. properties ne recommendation OF
boaust distinguished sufficient TO indnce the phy
sciaD 10 give the medicine prompt fs ana m eDeets IN
case OF nervous Affections the hopeless were 40 mirse-
ulous that the physician immediately proclaimed new
discovery IN medicine, which 0r the iuture woud render
one bali Cf the drugs the Pheruacoprs unnecessary
Other parcels OF the herb also sent 10 the Soess 0i
EdnAnrsh aud Pans where they used VITA the same
astonishing results and the physicians of those establish
ADDED their testimony TO that OF their London eote
Porap ,,,,, ,,,,,,
I Of the principal ingredients used IN making TINS CUk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

DIAL I, 10 Obtained q; Sres. exTense By ne Proprietor
and MaruacturtT, Mr.. Morse, ~ D. New-Tork city fts
the only niahbe remedy yet discovered foT Nerso Head
aud Mind Complaints 1t is the mental physc 1lg soaght
for, and before found the Ony natural azeB ha-
edIrinister to mind diseased" In OF Sezralril
Headache, vertigo in the OF tn ice and
train Of Neryous Affections il viii prolnce cgse in
an Astonishing short period Of time and viii also remove
Deprtsnon Ike teIleut Tendency Blush Rs.essues
Seepiessness DAME Of SOCIETY," IocAPacy for Study
Busness oss OF Memory, Confusion, Giddles. Blood %
tie Head Melancholy Mental Debility Hysteria. Ind-cs-
ION WTecledDcs-, Thoughts Of Destruction Fear Of In
sanity &c II VIII increase aud restore aDpetite syng
en- the eaciatd renew the health o. those who de-
foyed II induce cntnua. cheerfuDes and eluenl NIFTY %
spirits and pTOloug life.
Peons Of pale complexion consurnptive habits
stored by the Of bottle BLOOM AID ylGoR,
chEnslhs me sn from pale yellow, scy color 70 De an-
tful FLORID COAPLExTCs
MARX the MISERY that falls 70 pI1i The v)llcO- Of
naGle's avyE-function afr function under lis
deuson. Palpas. OF the Heart, periodical Headaches,
cold AID shveTed fte ofthe faue eluenl ts o abstrc
ton dislike 10 society melancholy. rel mons Hion lala
heats AID fuhes Of the ice me slightest OccaslOn. d.
that stence should terminate the pat ont
Of order the appetite becomes caPrcous srn Of yo1'u
dytepucs sets in. such fatujency constipation &c pro
dueing nsLtsweats hea ines snd rorpof ser eating ed
breath. fUned tongue &c.
Objections have been naturally made to the price, BE-
the that has been thrown iIt1 the market
position il, sold cheaper: OGs the act II, the Cordial
be afforded for le and ought 70 be much dears
many Of the ingredients which compose IT, are among ts
oostliett thRs nature where's the others made
up Of cheap dugs, worth but htle IN money and les IN
meIt
placed il this Cordial the Of the inalades iOnsd
above and slso OF those which fO0ws " LOs Of M1acu
lar Energy General Prostitution, lrntabty aud ell Ner
Affections ind geston Susg Shines Of the Liver &c
Under ts influence the most dangerous CO1g IS removed.
splitting Of blood prevented the breathing rendered
soft snd easy snd Che sufferer soon restored from the
awful condition of Consumption TO healthy and COM
Portable - steuce
There is no other reliable remedy any t1a hss anthem
ticsly received the sanction Of ths Medical Facnlty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

Hear wbat the celebrated and distinguished DS. WOOD
WARD Of the Massachusetts, Insane Hospital says OF II
Dr,R SIRlt gives pleasure 20 inform yon mat ore 81
nv pafepts while Boston procured some OF yonr Cerdla
VII ch he tells he mss taken two weeks and that ne
entirely cured He alresdy looks hike new perSon who
a. short rre looked pale and thin, and " As sA
IL sbe 10 crawl around thought u scarcely possible Tor
Inn ever 10 regain his full srrengl anc acutes rs cas-
was an extremely bad prescribed the usual meA-
re sed IN such c,ss the Hospital but theJ wefe o.
sct In the neen time uy peteut Rad p.oelFd some OF
yonr Cordial winch e1ected cnre. an satisfied no otheI
ioe,c,pe could have done. shall ever warmly recommend
!, bcsvey an opporrurify Occurs. The inventor IN ny
~orcr davs wei member e. beng considered ons Of
Inc most skful physicians the United States AMI ead
heard his Cora VeTy highly spoken o. oat "s one o. 'ns
sfisfsctory convinced the contrary II ast o Se-
corsostion 70 you 70 think what S-si enouni o. hl
,,,serv vour Cordial a.eyatlng. W IN ny "-9inss
uisbs for vour health happiness aud eontlSsa
Ir,mSin very truly yours, II. A. WOODWARD, ND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

There are medicines advertised sold ard recommended
all diseases matter how opposite o. ssniir
the diseases msy be, the medicine will cure You
This il rot 80 Every knows medicine will cure
Rheumatism, will not COnsumpuOnor what Will cure Dys
eniery will Neuralgia But there are certain class OF
arising the cause, that nber OF med
ciues properly compounded, even single M 1cine OF
extraordinary virtues wilremOve. For example Diseases
that brought by unnaural dram on
the Vital Nervous tluds the overtxng or derange-
ofthe Nervous System by close mental application,
from whatever produced bringing " n them long
tram OF symptoms, and causing, III snort ne
affections Of the head and mind boTd ring on insllit-
Tls state the system the COMPOUND bearing the Eana
of DR. MORSF'S 1nyigoratng Cordial VIII rcEeve and IN
short the system and all the organs 70 their
raiural lt Alth and vlgor.
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SUPREME COURT-Citr AMI County OF

- New N'rs-Eiward Catcher AGAINST william 49,
james g. Chuh. John fnn.t anl Rsnen Bonnet slnons
or maney nan roHtfact Com 1T ser 10 WILLIAM
p lAHZtLbhE You
fhr complaint vhl Ned the shce he
of 70 CRY Corrfy New ~ the t~-nT ih iay o. 81
TENDER lil snd o. ~ the sAd
tie .ul-caer h. " Wal t, the CIJ u
M Yrrt W. iiys afer the sevce o. ih'
ycu. er,rsve h- las ~ AMI y1 AL . an Ter
he Ir-i 20 soesad hs pluatf ihf- actoa
vi tale lia of De II CHI hanied and
ard h interest rom the ieah d.
January thousand cgi tul4red ai Y two betes ths
costs Il ,s rc.or-Dafel Ncrk Fe5Tuary ~, ls5l
a lspsvY " AeDFRMor. Pliinuf : Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

CUPPFME COURT-LEvI s. CHAT

- FIRIp Attorney Gsnsfa " 'he STATE o, New ir at IHs
PRFsiDFHT DRECTOPs AND COMPANY or THE CANAL
BASH of ALBANY ruransne ~ On order OF ne sHpre ne
made 2h LAY NJ May 80
bAny,
e -e- &C ths Outstanding l'ns notes " D. a OF ne
Cana Bari a-l 20 hc hotg The er'at a'e~ gwen ~
he rndsr~r such Recve for 'he bn-- ren'nng nnpfe
surrendered rerev The nrsi dSiend o. "Siy
%. 'Ae -l Receiver, Al hs OH al ne Cy
Arrrv hn ron the date Of h- ,olce ds'uk
fe heneh 9 ne fund
er r7vuert he -ad m. ant cernne- ird
ftrn al u ~ st,0n hals and h4t He std iant
be Disposed ndef tie nfthe fud Court for The oenAt
o. the ,ad Canal Biak such mlnnef A. may
determined For 'so 81 'hoe hot
end the Recover boz. made srfsngrfnrn's
~ vii f s rsd pse'entaon 10 hr CONNER
ca, RaIs .u 't.. city Albany, Jane !. lsiA
-lawc,F ANDREW WAITE Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
NO MERCURY OR oPIUM-soLEMX OATH

DR. Mcse having recently heard tn, Physicians AID
several Druggists nave asserted thlths Cordial contained
Mercury AID Opium. has made the following affidavit
Whether these PhyscianF and Druggists supposed 1t
tanned Mercury OWum from the singular energy with
which acts upon particular diseases or from ~ great DOW
IN relieving pain, or cut Of envy be Knows Ut:
State II Aeic YORK. Cifp and COuEtY n Ne- Y1rk So
On tbs 18th OF June, A d. gteen hundred ard lry SIX
personally appeared before Andrew II VI -kle. Mayor
The City OF Newly ork, Mefcaf Morse who by being du
~ sworn doth depose and say that theTo Corrosive sub
Innate other Mercursl paraion used IN c1npoundug
ard manufacturing or contained in the medic
ty the name Of Dr.. Morses lnygoratng Elixir or Cordial,
and that II does not contain particle OF Opium.
NJ MORSE
swonto before me, this 10Th day Of June. 1876:
4 If u exile Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
T. ". DYOTT K SONS.

%,
DE- DyoTT-Dear Slr; | am greatly indebted - you ~
calling NY attention 70 Dr.. MOTscs lvl-)satng Cordial,
for On sure II has done for whit other medicine
could / have been afflicted for year past with great
Profotcu Of the who'll Neous System, attended StA 4
great Nervous and Mental De5ihty. pcss07 Gdlsss,
Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Thought 20 such degree
TO render Possbe foE % keep my thoughts OF any
one subject. even While c0nyfrsng with Trend vas
al yea 10 rvC mp ny professional business For ne ll
Elk OF clAt months haye beea travelling a. Aiviad BY my
physician. visiting oil tie PRINCIPAL watering p'c 5 " ;.
out auy asi ng beIent until. return = Cape May
csed az your nd noticed the Cordial. Ny Fsi IN
impression was tnat the IneLcue MAJ ectuT ID 90
cell as u0ft Of the patent medicines are. d would De
worse thar use should not have taken It but Jr yol
reconIl Ldsou AID know dge e the professional snd
ns Of the prop tor. II acts Ike magic. by heath be-
ea TO iur oy. aim Il ON the i st dose NJ appetite be-
came hett.r. f't stronger; and now, although Ia 9
taken but four Of the 81 bottles you .et feel we'll
am satisfied Of 10y Indebtedness 20 the Cordial for my
tuning heslth sah always regard as Al lnvalibl;
remedy. respectfully yours, JOHN ROBERTSpN.
To Dr.. J. ". DYOTT, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
puXSIfIANS

An intelligent honest conscientious physician is one OF
the iu nteTs society. and ape consider
ing everything the least appreciated ATadesnan or Pc
chaDic h. called upon in the night particularly II ne
unwe and the night cold and stormy, q 20 p work
journey Of several miles - 10 most tslgreeabls
Job would cons der Themselves insued-bu physicians
constantly doing this and going about doing good for
which they get but little thanks, aHd many times less pay
There such that practice in al theories Of med
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
-OT-ACkS-

There are cess Of who advertise Sc y, Cure no
Poy""Advice Free &c, &c, pretending that they ara
regular physicians They should be avoided They ask no
pay eGVicc but charge e1tayaganty for the n)arls
which they invariably you % purchase some on me
kinds with which their shops filed These iel-
lows general sharks II cheaper and far better = get
the advice Of physician III good Standing Some Of the
quacks style themselves Companies, &c, and pat
down dozen different descriptions Of C which, If
they could believe them, would raise the dead They
great huiftugs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
Ia ONLY Nv
CHARLES BRAUTiGAH,
No. 1914 FultOn-sl., Newly Ork.
PILLS, for the CURE Of
II M

ii
AChS, ana DEDlLlTA1ED CONSrirUTlONS.-Th
STRENGTHENING and nvGoratng prop es Of these astonishing
P are go great that all persons Of low habs
on whose digestive organs psd should give them
trial the debihated constitutions have been reno
waited Nv then use iter every other medicine h4d been
tined in VAIN Officers hc army and o.heIs that have
sided tI time IN warm climates waen snheras som
cured b. the use Of HOlloway's rus.
Sold hy all veudess Of medicines IN the United states IN
pots and boxes a. 81 So and 81 81 each and
Wholesale by the principal drug houses IN the United states
and BY MosSIs. A. Is. d. SANDS New-Aork and by the
proprietor No "a Strand, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
PILLS W. COMMON SENSE.

PeoJ lie less sense in using medicine than
uron any oil er subject Thousands OF lives annually
saciifctC and constitutions ruined by the OF phySc
They undertake 20 restore weakly and debaled children
ard sick persons reducing their strength by constantly
Ing them ills Pills Fills Many sck persons eat Al amount
of Pills sufficient 70 hill The of pyhsic
rs foolish attempt 10 erupuons OF the SKIN
and disetsc hy driving them with ointment ald savcs
dose OF two of Pills iudiciousy taken OF twice a
yCur are sometimes useful Ointment IN Of Burns
and Cuts They who attempt strengthen the system By
the Of PLysc, disease BY 0Intmen arc tools
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
BRoosLYN. Aug n 1913.

Dr. MoRsE-Desr Sir: Ny wife hAs been afflicted tor
the last seven wears with General WEAKNESS PrusfitOn
Sour stomach Dyspersia Cosiivenes- ENtrem, Ser0i-
lees and H.adach-. brought on, bsleve. org NJ y
hy severe Cod dunug sickness winch ntaIy teni-ie
he life Several gly-icins employed and great
many medicines purpose. Among the rest were nu
eus cosdas AID other medicines advertise Tor the same
es yos And - ast afriend Of the family red e-ed
me 10 try your cord al which did with ro0s tli u
wcud operate any better eject than the Others but
r. oce and feel uy neart expand toward yon ny dear 81
when inform she vet taken three bot e. an
already enoys health than she has for twenty year
previous ths date COftiven-ss Headache Nervousness
ief Dvsrerfs NJ gone and have nor the east doub
il will ultimately restore her 10 complete aih. shi
ever take pleasure IL reconmendng 10 Others trolb 20
IN like manner Win ms Drst respects.
SYLVESTER H. WDRlHEW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
THE COMMON EXPRESSION

Of thosc who have used this Extract had head your
Cordial hahly spoken Of but Of the nrrduous
regard its meTtshavng Tiei vsrous medicines sold for
the pulrOse different SarsapaIas without deriving
any benefit had almost given up all hopes OF deriving
relief and when purchased OF your Cordial "a no
faith whatever of It's b,nehttng me but i has ieei
stronger have although tbs not three weeks am sated
TIE half a dozen bottles took will cure me
Another saws: had consulted several dstingu shed
physicians Some said could be cur-d-Otbers pre-
slhed this thine and that, but found 10 relief until pro-
cured OF your Cordial | must say It completely
cured me"
Another says: surprised az the effect your Cor
dial had. Why did not hear Of n before liz would have
ed much expense, besides years Omenta aud bodily
suffering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
HOW PREPARED.

The manner of preparing medicine Is most important
eopsderation for uness this Is properly the remedy
ID wholly and than US less or instead OF renoN-
ng the 6i-t YOU expect II still retains hold on the
svsem becoming stronger end more difficult OF removal,
until tile becomes habituated 70 H. as II were sec
ord Very low heat should be employed IN obtain
extract, otherwise the volatile materials VIII De- us
and OF the parts decompOsed altering or even
destroying The manner oprepaung TINS Cordial such
the extraction and the retention OF al the me-
icna virtues of the plant and concentrating then 70 de-
srable for properly regulating the cos ami ~ ne
same time rendering psatible and acceptable 70 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
CTPRFNE COURT-City and County OF

- Ne-r Yo.tSoosr % ard Abraham Brown WILMA
h. sr-e. Carrrh. John Bennett and j. ms-- b,o
rst-Sumuo- re-ii nd coltr1cfCou rot ser
l. WILLIAM q IAfIFIERE f,a hereby -4Rn,nei sod
require d acton wiz n w. lied ia 'is
crc t Ck O. ;he CO ana Comfy Of SeN You m ae 'h
dav sr-.nrc- ss ,gi 20 cory your % me
aid comp -nh-erier hs ohs No Nf-t 10 ii7
CIV @. Nee YorA hn ler the efvce o. hs
M NJ on ro4 e,l-r of c v or su,h AMI you al 10
answer IT, CONF the aoesai he plant 4
~ IKE YuHrrert against you mr ne sun q three hin
dfed snd dollars twenty cent? IN interest em ts TWEEN
rd d,v ALL fho..1nd eght bundled and " 'ne BE-
es M ~ of L. Dated New YORK Fe1rla-y a.. isj7
NcDERNsr
oil lavewF TMnua Ai;orneT. No Wan &
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No newspaper would hold the many certificates and test
monies of gratitude the Proprietor were we liberty 70
publish them.
Below few Of the many thousand Certificates reserved
being at liberty &c publs. them.
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~ pI-psI-ANCE Of an order Of the Sure

at. o IL Co.ufy d 1-feoy s'-S 20 -
NJ. .s.s, BIZ SARD HANlGAN ais q ne Sy o.
Ssw Yot tutshsr 5sceased p,rssat as sAa,s - Z.
hercf . he subsr2~r he o1ce o. Wae - a., -, =.
R,-sfcnt r re Cy a Ssv lorf o. o. pesFe ny ~
J.uusy B~rf-Dafed ~ ] ork TIE I'D sar . ya' 80.
- f.-f.T FLIZABErH HANIGAs, AeE-nserarI
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW.
Goal.

COAL.-The subscriber has in yards, and lie
~ constantly dischsrging all the various kinds Of Anhra-
Heath Lehgh Liverpool Orrel Camel Sidney &C., kc-
all Of the very best quality delivered in Handsome order
ard ter sale low. JAMES l.. WORTH
tth-st cor Thompson. and 6th-av, cor. Amos.
Downtown office No 81 Wall-st.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Jesse c.
SMITH Es srrrs q Ia CosEy o. Nag, aei- - p,
re arcr' ~ h-vtaz cins s-nst AtSls
- GRAHAM lie q re 7 u sfook t~-.td ~ NJ -
rfnr~fc ssthf th- TIE t1~of ne no
- -r. Hoir shrr ~ q Ass-6rii a. n-Nr
H1e~r=E th y Rrootiyu a~tcTe 20 50 a@Y
sa,H--y at a;sd. J-y s. -
CHEsrER CoIEVAv }
ROBERT >HEkW all Fsecsior.
-, ia~fnT. AR..L A LOW
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IN pI-PsTANCE Of an order of the Surro

II IA. Cent, hsre5y T-s 70 A. pr
=. "a, ass.nss EBIS l. HUNT, ate q lie ~ u Ne-
v, 49, - pe--u hsrs tnerec 70 tse '4o
.,~-. A. TIE os-s q hror Joenson. so s. NAsa 81 >
A.. Cay Of oor- ne tn-'h s,y q De eef
Dated OK The t-rnty oafl ssJ o. sAs ~
ROBERT y AFIHOkP. A9nAA.Hato's 81
.-os,.x<ny. W TENPLEToS JOHNSON, Lea l. a1,t
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jan. :. 1852 JOHN sEGER, Jersey City


DR. MoRsE-Detr S.r lave been seyerely a.ict-d for
lourth Of time with Physical Debility add Pros.r
TOE Of the whole Nervous system Al times have fallen
IN the street b. attacks OF Dizziness N ne He4d cc9m
panied BIZ Singing the Ears. also sGtere4 VITA Dys
PEI sa Sickness the Stomach, aid Sensations OF W *
ness Heard that your Cordial particularly adapted icE
such CONF aints AID procured bottle and % aston
shnent aud surprise before had used the bottle, vas
like another indeed, hall dozen bottles csEed N
entirely. have been surprised az az result m
nv life consider your Cord a. great 5lesn- anG wl
extend is use as fT A. ays n my power. IOu are 81
liberty 70 publish tis eho0se. live and can De
az No SO frLcc-s. THOMAS LLOYD. ia