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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Letter from the Nicaraguau Miris


THE EDITOR
sr-1 am informed upon reliable authority tha. GER
tain officers and bers of the Nicaragua Transit Com
rany giving currency to the statement that the pc
sion which, the representative Of Nicaragua have
been compelled to towards theu is due to mer
c.nary conditions. am quite too accustomed to mis-
representation and Islander from that quarter to attach
much consequence to the particular one alluded to-
From the day landed in this country up to this tne
have been the subject Of constant calumny the rart
OF there men, which HAYS hitherto borne sileny pre-
errrg 10 mske sacrifcs Of ny personal feelings, IT,
thereby, my government could be better served Ny
fcrbearsnce has been presumed upon too far has
that of my government which itself longer enjoys inn
punity from the ytupsratve tongues of those who
their position and have been rescued from baa kruptey
and poverty by its favor
lave OILY to say that this new calumny in common
With the IN which the TheIsites Of the company is
SO prolific 10 utterly false. Every step which hav,
taken may take in the matters now in ISSUE il in
strict conformity with the duties imposed upon by
my government and dictated solely by considerations Of
public policy.
do not regard Necessary notice these fctions fur
tier until better evidence is brought TO support
them than the authority OF the very equyoc characters
who utter them
shall soon send to you for public alton erpos Of the
intgues attempted by the ents OF those companies in
Nicara qua tfutation of the -landers which have
been spread here against my goVerpmens.
Meantime, have sir, the honor to be your very ODE
dent servant j DE MASCOLETA
Minister from Nicaragua.
We give the above note rs simple act of justice
to the Nicaraguan Minister. Mr. Marcoleta called
at our office yesterday in relation to the misrepre-
sentaticns against him. and exhibited the proof Of
the statement All these charges, counter charges
riInnsons and re ordinations viii, no viewer, have
good result they will tend to develope and lay
bare the difficulties that have surrounded Nicara-
gua enable the public to JUICE Of the value of the
stock Of the Transit Company, and give to the world,
perhaps, communication with the Pacific by the
San Juan, on better and surer basis than it now
has. That route is a splendid one, and its advan-
tagea ought not to be FILTERED away by operations
in Wall street, or elsewhere.
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On Thursday, November Is the Church Of inc Holy
Communion by the Rev. DR. Muhenburg, the Rev, JoHv
McNAMARy to SARAH Goutp daughter Of the late Ed
ward b Could law bookseller o. this city.
In Brooklyn, Long Island Monday evening, Novem-
Der H. by the Rev l. Glider, Mr. THEopOaE +. Az
scHrrFrrLiN to Mrs SARAH O. McCLEAyE, beth Of Nam
tucket. Mas
Nantucket papers plesse copy.
At WhtnsviIle on Wedne day, November II, by the
Rev. L f. Clark Mr.. FRAssIN f. 0RvIs Of this city to
Miss SARAH NJ daughter Of the Hon. Paul Within, OF
Whinsville.
On Thursday November ID ut St Pauls Chapel by the
Rev. G IL Hasey. JONI L HUNTINGTON to FRANCES,
this city.
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Nails for California.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The steamship United States Captain Berry, will leave
this port at o'clock this afternoon for Aspnwa with
passengers to meet the Cortes at Panama.
The mail steamship Illinois, Captain Hartsten, will
Leave at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Aspnwal
with the California mails and the Star Of the West Csp
tain Tirkspaugh, at three O'Clock for San Juan del
Norte The INV YoRK WEEKLY HRsALp will be published
at ten o'clock 10 morrow morning.
Single copies, sixpence. Agents will please send in
their orders without delay
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Navnl lntcllfgenCc.

NAVAL CouRr MARrIAL.-A naval Court Of Inquiry has
recently been held at the Memphis navy yard for the
trial Of Commander Nicholson Surgeon woodward asd
Lieut.. Nolsnd Tho two first named officers tried
charges made against them by Lieut.. N The trial Of
Commander Nicholson had been concluded. Charges
against Surgeon Woodward had been dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

agents Of the Manufacturing Comp.ny Of Chcapet
MASSACHUSETTS,, whose depot at JIG Broadway yeser
day. rad the qualification ofnspectng the services
Of gold and silver plate specially mangfaeered by the
above yell known establishment for the St. Charles Hots
New oresns The articles have been furnished Of
nearly S160o and truly exquis in design and detail
Of nish The gold service IT, believe complete for thirty
persons OF antique patterns richly wrought and chased
while far desig and finish concerned the silver
whit inferior Tho Ames Mann facturing Com
rany be said TO be the pioneers in this beautiful and
coty branch of the in this their bronze
ngs both Of for tho government snd statues after
the ancient models, having world wide celebrity
States and costly articles Of the for the
officers of the aud navy The difficult and expensive
business Of gold and silver plag has been brought
degree of perfection which dede5 competition
parisun, understand they prepared
FIJI the aSttnayc riers FIR gold silver plate at the
shortest motive nccment the sky Of yesterday
dense crowd 81 adirlng yisiers constantly in at
tendance.
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breaking, and house burning II is somewhat
to the public to know who furnishes the best
heard much of late Of Lilies Safe and
poed they similar to the other popular the
day. Curiosity however induced step AZ
street. where they are for sale and TO surprise found
them all they represented to be. No person will
attempt break into them and the rs Jan
little impression thcm They have be justly victorious
At fair wherever exhibited including the American
Institute at Castle Garden in 1851 and the late fair Of the
franklin institute Philadelphia. They must n
others now in use. A SUBSCRIBER.
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not bear the light. 1t is an attempt to revive the
old exploded fsnatisism against amussments, and is
Of the came stripe with the liquor Law mania. Au-
tborites have been quoted, or rather misguided,
against the stage, such as Aristotle Scion aud CT
ceIo, oil Of whom will be found, examination, to
he on the other side, together with host Of moral
is.s, philosophers and divines, ancient and modern
which our space to day viii not permit US to cite
Is is rather curious fact that amidst all the au
horities quoted, S.. Paul has not been thought Of
The stage existed at that day, as did wine and
slavery. Yet We do not find word in the scriptures
against any Of these things but, the contrary,
st. Paul quotes with appreciation from Greek
play. So little support does tsnatisism find In the
Bible We may have occasion to revert to this
subject, and show the Hartford fanatics that the
brightest ornaments Of humanity have been in faver
Of the stage
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Court Caicndar-rhis Day.

UNITED STATES CRcuiT.-1 32o 2122 1872, 592 $40
CTS, 7o3, III, 721, 6S2. 624. $50 1871.
surERtoR couRr- Two Brsnches) Same as yesterday
with numbers 2lS and $50 added.
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been eneray considered incurabe when IL has establish
self in tho ey ami regarded highly doub
fl discs in its earliest The this
is that ediene heretofore discovered to,
operated with force tbs affected parts the msjo-
rty edicines the bowels and stomach and thus
the headoh and the diseases Of the parts oc
the body which produced by tho foul exhalaons from
the gons below But the asthma indeper lent dis
which principally seats itse. in the chest and eannoa
be affected by purges blood letting fact
DIV that will not up to- operate tho Of s
existence. Hence brandy toddy, which causes heat
from the stomach to the ohetaud etics and
smoking tobacco afford much relief in this dssaie. But
the Eaptha post ise Owing to it's volatile
nature taken ascends ia its prope.
particles to the ea Of the disease pervades II in all parts
full agent ct work. graphing with the disease and r-
umphng it. DR. Hastings Compound Syrup OF Naph
tia sold by c. " CIickene Co., No. 81 Barclay street,
who the general agents Dr. Hastings in Amercas
also by Mrs NJ Hayes No IT'S Fulton srees Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

AURISTs AND OCULIsTS.

THE CURE OF Styles ON THE EYE, WITHOUT
j. operation medi ne-A French oculist doctor, who
desires to become known wishes two subjects who
affected with tina mslady He will treat them for hiug,
HE object u TO becoe known for tho removal " that
dsesse Apply at % Fulton etceet Brooklyn stairs
TYR HEATH'S EAR, AND EVE SURGERY, FOR THE
~ ,afness discharges noises In tho head
and weak sight. Dr. Heath Az Broadway, csred me of
deafness Of ovenesn years. discharges from both
oftho LAST seven years continuance JOHN RopENnuno,
Grocer 80 Howard t-cet" Hoers from 10 till at his
sdcnoe Fulton avenue and Navy stroct prsok
lyu til In the morning and after In the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
Singers Sewing Machines, within the last

few weeks have received premiums of the frat case from
Abe American Institute, New York; Franklin Institute,
Phaderha; Maryland Institute, Baltmore and Indiana
State Fair At Indianapolis They are the most excellent
invention Of the time doing all kinds Of stitching with
tonsbing rapdty strength and beauty Call and them
in opera ion Principal oices-New York, 2JS broadway
philadelphia ~ South Fourth street. Boston, ~ Harvard
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Meets Champagne-Pints and Quarts
One hundred baskets from tteamship Humboldt
from Havre. For sale BY JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 4W
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

IOvGttB Om1Co, III OnHnhUCHSse. TUT ~
sale Of his wahpsne, Indian Vegetable preparation
ness rs is given up by all The statement that Loyeit
made in his pamphlet in relation to the effect By
third gage heading Read and DO convinced" no
here have been twcsy bottles OF the pretended inn
sold the agents 10 this city and Brooklyn dur
M the last six months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Twelve Gold and Silver Medals awarded
to ROOT No 1863 Broadway of Franklin street, for
mis- snrerior Daguerrcotypes number equLlled by
other DsgueIreotypitt in this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

toned against purchasing sewing machines without first
thoroughly teeng the ascsrtanng they will do what
is required The machines offered which operate with
two needles make chain stitch which has eften been
t,ed and aband ned wortbea Tho sewing with them
takes twice the quantity of thread which good machine
qurea and the when lie VIII ravel from end end
Buying such machines is waste Of money The only
reav good machines sold by l. NJ SINGER Co,
M nd
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country like this where the rich the loy rsgarS
dress highly at all times DO found NJ IL L. sos
TER sothiag Establishment, ~ C0rtlandt Gtreet rhere
every article Of dress DO purchased the
able terms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

aIr i've best dsoov red ooiong tha hair Oh
shishcys moment applied The ,ertu aud
erta,nty which this fsvorte and old established Hair
eve verforns 10 astorishirg. ~ 10 for SALE spplod,
s5TeuELoRs Wig Factory, No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Dancing AT II. Wells and Sisters A. ademy
all the fashionable dances taught In the o
and finished manner ttuyvesant Institute 659 Broadway
Hours for special classes and private lessons.
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Elegant Winter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .

Cheap 800 and 1872 Broad White street-An
tepsye assortment Of all the most desirable styles
coats exhibiting such the AID nrabe Tara the
Graceful Paletot the Unique, Kabau, the Inpependent
sack Dreadnought Bangup with 1908 pair
Pants 600 rich vests Clothing made TO rer French
lsh and German cloths casmers and sk plush and vel
yeis, by every steamer from Europe.
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Exornnyit, Sc. Overcoats. or eyery colon

and stye varying in prices from 50 to s2 sopants 81
to $751; $50 vests from 81 to 49, business coats from SO
fine black frook and dress coats from 81 to Sl2 fire
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Don't be Behind Your Ncrgnbors-The

are seen daily at TUTTLES Grand Emporium Of Fancy
Goods toys, games and novelties Of every kind
from his and immense variety something to please
either their their childrens their friends
That invoice of papier msche goods which has just
Baskets work and card boxes port feues &c. &c. that
can be found in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Ladies II you wish Quilted Boots and
buskips alpine button boots CATERS busn lace boots
and parties or India rubber boots shoes gloves &C.
MILLER 1874 Canal street,
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The paCr srreotype OF Daniel Webstoc,
from which engraved the porra published in the gall
lery # illustrous Americans may be seen lat BRADYS
t:onal gallery 20J broadway, Of Fulton ltrees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

,sesien reseraon the Lest ever invented Bswars
u pued oyeH Equally ceebrsse 10 Gourauds Bedcate
sosp curing pmrlss fleoks allownes chaps rough
ssss, &c Pondre title urroots hair from any part Of the
sSay Liquid Rouge lv White snd Hair Gloss, Et No IN
" Alker street, near hroadNay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Do YOn Want a Coat !-If you do, why not
make up your mind to visit SMITH & RICES extensive
tailoring and clothing establishment Fulton street
This firm s not only enterprng but tous on
smith Rice will mako elegant suite at prices that
viii induce you to call sgain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Freeman, Halter, No. 30 Fulton street, still
continues sel those elegant No silk hats of his the
Ley prize Of $500 His 90 aud s. 30 hats are also spleu
variety at very low prices examine his splendid
assortment Of furs which for variety and chespnes
leDge competition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

Cloaks! ClOaks! CiOalks! at the Paris Man.
tills Emporium 36 Broadway splendid arrival this
week Of Of two thousand elegant cloth and velvet
class quality and will be sold at the moderate pross
have already gained for this large OF public
patronage. GEO. BULPIN, 36I broadway.
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3 promise. Among such jewels GREEN, No. I Asto-
House claims TO be gem Of the frat first am
btion 70 maruacture the best fitting and handsomes
shirs in America He does it. his ambition is Il
send them home to the very hour. He does that too.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

To Do or to Suffer TO. day II Pleasant,
tomorrow IL be severely cold and if and you
unprepared with your winter fur ladies' you must sier
or remain within doors Avert this calamity by whiting
KN0XS No. 1 Fulton street. at once and mako your ae
lection from his superb stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

koLaughlins cheap shirt warehouse
corner Of Chamber New York. form of the best
companions on bleak winter day They elastic DUR
Abe double breasted of all sizes should be worn BY
al who study health and comfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

The InsuMeIable Torture Of T6seAachs
Instantly relieved without extracting BIZ ORA OOsu-
and connery Surgical and Mechanical bonss q No.
81 Iisrenard street Brostsy Extractiaus Of tho
difficult teeti executed with skill aud ealerty The
most useless shells restored to t'r natural functions hV
of plugging sustained Porcelain the IN,
durable snc beautiful lind upon GOLD n.ver m
rlatins plates not r. he distinguished from nstar
oncs. Terms moderate.
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ntntIy succe5aInL VAN DIT SENS in proved Wahpeno
has recently feoted changes and FROM
grey hair TO is first eo.or anu shs production Of
growth Of the derul chAre3ter Satisfactory
ferences and the genuine artce procured at l3 Chbern
street and pria cipai druggists Of the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadwsy-RIcHAaD IIs-
YAuL Par You've CcrrIr-Two BosSycAsgLEs.
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lsers is nothing as yet discovered superior equal
2RIsThDoRO5 liquid lair Dye. The transoondsr. merits
81 shs article firmly established AZ the sints 10 BIZ
rows fading and natural aanufactersa, sod ana
sppied in private by GHISfADOkO Astor Hsuses
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D, wiss the ;sost perfect i.en Of Ma
yet invested Those wanting superior article
sSauld call HATCHELOAS celebrated Wig Fsetory Ne.
Wall street whore be found the largest sad best o.
,.r,r,ent in the city. Copy the address.
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BowERY THEATRE Bowsry.-sLKpeE DRpER-wRr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-05
VOLUME: s.zH4VHEh.
TEE HsCHMOSD EEGusRER,
puBLISnED DAILY AND SEMt'Nh. =.
~. ,wy,I.,u y. & THOMAS HIcCHiG' U.s.
7 = 4 ti :.

TERMS: I,.t,. rats cf rsh:
Daily dollars e ann - var Far tho Semi.
ars + .atcn frr shorter period than ere % ~, 81. s ay
Weekly Eve dollars er ~ scs ren;;c ay MAIL post al
dollars aanu r. bS reiitci per mail in good ard
Al! dues TO ms he risS ofc E!ita!s ss postage q al
t:rs being fcG ~ "a" Il the accumulation o postage in
l. an! account r operates upon Editors.
extensive hGs'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~, 9I'lHF.l:-Fur III less, fist
,oD INV cnis, and ever: "rcteedin .~en!.he G
week. '"'Se "a ''' '' ~ ''!
s.ye. halt Gents IN, ....-. -. - :, -,
- lu n! iscuegtS ienEtltrccp 3tt r.
% charge lt dollars psle:,ncmis' W
~ .ri;: STI WEikiY-rog lines, Insertion
-,n..: for cs y; cu.tir.alcc 81 cents
,n>t h. accompanied with the III 'anc@ pay
y ms ,..4r.rry references. I" insure
ti and :ru:es Of rsegs. e-ccscae Gig h ii:ss, arc
.;cJ,.Q fer as Udr"riS.HcHis.
IN Ojng~.. ani Marriages rom ;e county ~"r*'e ~
49, .al Il~. DC aGei;reG ,! 'hs
ei tic the Gei:EtcEIna! "r ieS " - "
.sc pual:sci. Every Iltt has been 'Hc " '
a nu;zZss has pros cre!Cr unavai4g We must
insist II. a:ci, uroa lie c"t''ac 2'"rs o":s ccsu
f. i, nc Postmaster sriifsH "i re 't @ th@i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-05
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

We learn that on Monday last, about P. d., while 'Hs
workmen employed in rebuilding the bridge OF the ssab'1t
and Roanoke Rail Road the Roanoke hver at Wei
don engaged in raising aPan it gaze ewaJ shd s
precp.ating persons about s. feet innrln- 10
whole OF them-none however were killed. but It Is eaad
some OF them cannot survive their njuhes and while tn
express mail train going South from Weldon passed Colts
boFo the horses attached to the Newbern Stage took f&
and ran off, breaking the drivers back and the leg o! INC
the contractor Mr. Cobor and lnurng all the passengers
more or less.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-05
yI T,EE:<,CO COUNTY, GoUikE, FEBRUARY 2ND,

gE TiENi<iCO CUINEE EONikE, FEB"UaKf -Np'
l,t arnesy;rs than tw" wears aavt
.-r u,r C.t n ) RfGi and Samuel blf'
Exccuoss is N! and cs'a"e: o. j2ha Dow" Ie: '
vD CruT. an: iai ci'It oi ihe dc.
raap h IL" -i" ~ san iccttA ana ~ me
s.:~ al tG.. ms estate" Ia u Ie.M ht! u! ts @"cs :"
ms : Ir: '.g the u't ~ ..wa!: 1at"ic al'
,a; said iec,.enj win wec cnat'td ~
are '!sccl"a ir IohF
nf: t t!G!uis aid john Blown s!ow Cause TO his
C, v tl f>: a! t:r next May ttFa ihesoi
snr! Grcrs!. 10
t.a;, Al 49, lrS o:.c: hr uS!iihtd 'fe wee" ~:
n We ii .y 4 .iout "t- AM Richmond Eaaii:i ad "no-
hs- ry m - n if ,!lJ -, Cou- il3 this couay ou
lie s.ctcsz!'e '"&a Of .i.s Court
,:u:-.rs... luETlN :. Ei.iETf, e. H. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-05
~ Eass held h" g. cs RI ~Es.1f %;l:s of GsG S,

IE C:IiXCEi. ga, Rules held the C.-rS Once o Ccl;'
1,,rrI a anderson. PaInllt
c. =. ,l,,r and E,af + wilson, Defendants.
s oec; trustee appointed IN the Place oi
Dra G!.nn t:cc: S provisions deed OF u3i
y. C!,cs ,.c ltujl:r Wica. trustee. for IL.
eDr; James !a;cu ;c 18Th day 81 February ii
L. ap.c.;! the del. ndants :.Gs c this
Sa;c: lie plaintiff BY .s attorney Il Is otcrci
iha: s sait s!iaE ~ e here within '"ih alter due
uuSca.:nL !s 10 what cvss! protect their
;cess order ~ published ~ces Tor tour :uc.
the Kc:"ad E.fcr, newspaper u2ishcdn
nci:ioa. BE- iu-tr! the vmt door .: the
m county lie FIRST "a: or thc mex; court
Ac1py-Irs:e, Il. b NOOi'SoN. G.
Feb 2l---G
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a .,r-@ = i"'=.Ni"'''' "''e'': "''' '"' l
ao.o o,acurc individuals ard from far distan,
rn. '' WE" are aad respected throughout the
l"e go" br'H surgeon Il, Valentine Mott q: Sew York
.iy.rs '' ne .nrc ;n certify the anh efficacy ri
81: '1"3 winch cn,.sdcr peculiarly adapted
o',e"S,s ni '.' tt'a A.! Hl.cs."
" e"i Ne ''""rslr Pa II Ia. Vermont Medical
by ~ | FAMED pys Of hi, counry, writes:
-. . :" cuEFe? G"G section, where has
diseases " ""!f! e"cc's upon fu!''oia'!
TIE Rev Jno D csa". d, iagrisb. of me Eng
- "I..es - 'N !fi.!e;U i.o.:ra! nat
~ !ttter AZ i length bc Eowd n on; "f33r ~ he +, NJ
-rbt, anu ~ worn Tie attention 0i as;hmac patients
teef IS from The ws kn"wa Dru: I!.!ale Michigan
v.S.tTa:oa. ~ '-Sc Is '.on MS own
,,... tirLLspaLE Mtcu Icr 10 $50
or inhoiiaiey cn receipt Of you. Cherry per,oal car
'c !" an atl1d n'ancc oi Who trt Ia h, nsa
VIZ! nCk consumption. He then unst 10 r. from
M an wa extremely feeble. His friends believe he mus. ,unn
i c'.i could he obtained for lin. induced ,l,n 10
!"Hf e&c"!c. medicine teal. immediately lei. ;n, f,r
"tEs tc you judge surpfse on M 10 ,nrc
~ - se s;'s oG M toac cars and find he had an
rr ~" f"uf "cca- from the day commenced taking
i,nr ~. a. % m "" - @ @ss al 'lS ar'"ons trade OF blacksmith
~ Gr c.s'- ~in ny knowledge. where the .CuER
:!s been ..uary succo su but none so marked
lii:IE ji"hi EiaI;' IiIE' paT,ryT W. UNDERWOOD.
u j. & h:c?. Inwe.-Dtar Sr rcrInr ,,or o,a.,;o 40
c S''of5iloHo OF heal,. se.i YOU rennr nj my ca.o
a are Al liberty 10 publish TOR tho benefit oi others Last
s | N "aa ro!d accompanied By severe cough and made
~ 'eGiciHc with tni obtaining was Obliged 10 five
ireiGn:lv raised and could PC, no seeo NJ night
ne "''e OF your Cherry pec,ora the use Of which
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" has ceased and all by OF your valuable medicine
T.. 5. STONE, a. NJ,
81 s-p-,-..,-,,,, Principal Mt. Hope Seminary
IuSe ahd sold wholesale and
nhtEii iADD j. co. and PEYTOS JOHNSTON and hv ,bs
80 '.'dH' throughout the State. Dec l0-ew3m