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NJ Clarke fait la motion, qui est adoptee, que
70 marie soft autorise nommer les comnissaires
ct les commits pour relection des delegues 4 10
Convention chargee de faire une nouyelle Cons
I titution
AZ. Clarke presente la resolution suivante qui
est adoptee
Resolu que 3. Soloman est elu Commissaire
ct - Saucier commits de relection qui dot avoir
lien le 30 mai 1862, l'effet d'elire un iupe de
la tr0isieme Justice de Paix
Lecture est donnee dune lettre lu contr6leur,
Informant le Conseil quill adjuge les contrats
pour la Furniture DIES blancs, formules, etc,
pour lie service des diverses administrations COM
me suit:
LIE premier contrat au Daily Delta, a raison
de Ss4 SO par rame de papier dit Foolscap.
LIE second contrat au Daily Delta, raison de
IS SO par rame foolscap ct folio-post.
Et lie troisieme contrat d NM Cook, Young ct
GIG, araison de Us rs par rune sfoolscap, posts
ct letter paper,
La motion est faitc ct adoptee d'accepter ces
diverses adjudications
une autre lettre du contr6leur informe lie Con-
sell que les cautions suivantes sont offcrtes en-
garantie do accomplishment DIES contrats ci-
dessus, SAVIOR MN. nj. Gernon ct John Arms
trong pour le Daily Delta ct MN. A. Levy ct Co
pour MN. Cook Young ct Co.
Sur motion, les cautions ofIcrtes sont renyovee.
q 10 decision du comite de finances
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%a rs m Ny "
cold water did not
Mrs. Jssup desIred ne to N''''
TRY DALIEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR. y.
mediate touched enough
r. ,s r. sS' T. ~ $ sis
being aOng and have been aimee emily
This ssr,lass pALIEys PAIN ESTExc1on
sss s
shserly 10 the attention Of The afflicted iho M
cosTIVENEss OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE Towels.
called office with their .eos
hs BOWELS opSs Tsars
aa, m" @S. KY sy ss''s ssps
fecy paisi instance the Pain Extractor do HARM
SORE NIPPLES;
' liz D 4ss s s
Agents:
This vii! ssr. th. have used DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
Ss Fss
A'''"s' Ap'"' ''''' FEVER SORES. Ai@'"A'
hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nvetsrHte
doaS il Employing phyans parskasns are
SURPRISE before had used whole
Salve entirely healed and have nothing Of it left
DShDOCk DAVIS.
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y, May 6, 1913. =
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
Ths effects of e PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quickly
pans heal the injury. SCAH
REMAINS la healing old of long standing
paraleed.
ST. Louis, No., July 6, 1916,
Sr-About week SINCE while working my trade, my
The whole bit Of the
tho just below the nep The wound began
inane do until became much alarmed. used
OIL Ayrr several adhesive pssters ali to
purpose then commenced the use Of
- DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and ess than ten minutes the pain and Inflammation began
and has nov entirely left
confidently recommend DALIEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Ex-
TRACTOR being superior thing have tried
moving pain or inflammation. -.
Ship Carpenter BY trade, and shall bs willing testify the
times when reside Franklin
Avenue No 49, where give information desired
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP.
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mo. 3l.--Resotued, That the Comptroller sell
al auction after twenty dnys ocial gazette the
bridges (or drains in the Second Third Districts
term Of one from the date of be
accordance with specifications tile in the Office
tracts to be sold by DISTRICTS and purchasers satisc
tory security the for the tl
formaDce the The reerves the right recent
al amy bids or adndeations made BY the Comptroller
lSignedl VIC. z. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
lsisnedl Trans. AIPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved May II, 1882.
lsisnedl A. d. CRosshIAN, Mayor.
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE Cry OF Nswonr.s, MAJ, 90 1881
9sl5~ In accordance with the foregoing resolu-
notice hereby FRIDAY the day 81 June
s52 at y o'clock will aiudate the
named contract. lmy2o 2tl o. DEBUYS, Comptroller
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II ESOLVED, That the Comptroller sell at
sason after ten days notice, the running
Framing Machine Of the First District proper
hht portion Of the First District ompraed NewCnn and
inc upper he OF nayette for the
n accordance with specifications file in the Surveyors
cash monthly The Council the
reject any adjudication made by the Comptroller.
lsgnedi VIM. c. Q. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
lsgledJ FRANS. ALPUENTE,
49, Precedent Board OF Assistant Aldermen
Approved 22d May 1872.
lsgnedl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE CITY NEwonLEAxs May o. 1852
NG~ In accordance with the foregoing reso-
luton notice hereby given that MONDAY
II o'clock NJ in Office, will adiudate the
my2l lot o. DEBUYS
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FROM DIR. VIM L. PRENTISS.
Nh BuLLn regard aaparla will that have
ii extent long standing
Pe IePra Proras Scsbe Syphle Caeern all diseases
the indication Of to consist thorough change
modification Of the fluids of hs body with considerable
junction with local treatment think would prefer pre-
paratsn Of and physician will admit its
lesIhnng the substance composition.
Respectfully yours, W. r. FREHTIss, M. D.
LeylHnoTt Ky. Decemher A. 1Si1.
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M, Lugenbuhl, president du comite des recla-
nations, presente lie rapport ct Ia resolution qui
suivent ct sont adoptes apres dispense DIES regle.
lie comite des reclamations auquel etc rem
voyeela petition de g. F. Weisse, Jno. Maginnis,
J Bayou ct J, 9. Pendergast, prend la Gberte
de vous soumettre la resolution suivante:
Resolu que lie tresorier est autorise a payer,
sur lie mandat du contr6leur, ct pour lie compte
du premier District anciennement Municipalite
No 2 } aux suivaAts, SAVIOR:
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P I L e s


For Eryspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR ia Invaluable nh ~
and viii o a9sae disappear for little time driven in
me same or other place. The Pain Extractor
effects thorough INC 'Sus0 Of Inc dasass aad
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS,
One Million and Half OF Dollars in Gold Dust.
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Our San Francisco Correspondence.
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MARRIAG AND DEATHS,
Dur San Francisco Correspondence.
MARRIAG AND DEATHS,
THE LATE EST ARkET s,
Sc, &c, dc.

The u. S. mail steamship Illinois, Capt Hart
sen, arrived yesterday morning from Aspinwall May
Sh, via Havana, May 18th, with 800 passengers,
the U. S. mails from San Francisco Of April 18th
and 81 500 900 of treasure.
The steamships Sierra Nevada and FL Dorado
sailed for New York on the same day, in the morn
ing. Left the steamship Philadelphia, for Havana
and New Orleans to sail on the same day.
The Illinois made the passage down in seven days,
ben hours, and forty minutes, being by far the
quickest time ever made, and beating her own
hitherto unrvalled run of days sixteen hours
ehe ran from Aspinwall to Havana in three days
fifteen hours, and from Havana to New York in
three days nineteen hours both Of which, it is be-
heved, are the quickest times ever made between
these places, making the running time home from
Aspinwall to New York in seven days ten hours.
Her greatest speed for twenty -hours was 3H miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

THE KING OF SIAM AND THE MISSIONARIES
Yesterday there was published in our paper Ia,
following paragraph
feels like little field sport he shoulders his rifle goes
ngunning after missionaries. Nice place that expound
In reply to which, correspondent sends us the fol-
lowing
"TaoY, May I, 1852.
II notice in your paper this morning n paragraph
rom an exchange paper whichis calculate convey
an erroneous impression in relation TO the King Of Siam
The missionaries in Siam have already had free
the people and for the past years have had every
facility for circulating books and tracts among them il
true that about two years since the Roman Catholics
were expelled from the kingdom for with
royal edict issued by the late King But since the
accession of the King in April 1851 they have been
invited to return and the present King who is favorable
to European Improvements and DESTROYS Of opening his
ports to foreign trade has issued royal edct permit
domnons, and allowing free liberation to oil religious
denominations The missionaries at present resident ia
the capital avortes with the King and have been
invited to his palace several times And the two phys-
clans Drs Bradley aud pouse have recently been called
attend the royal ladies' with such success rs 10
draw forth the following note. "a rekafpi copy) which
certainly does not look much like his going cunning
after missionaries
NV DEAR siEs:-My mind is indeed full Of much graft.
and 'a To m syms dear %
mother OF little infant caughtr-by saving her ap
undoubtedly saved beg sHereiers gS"T KIM
Who sse er for S p b.
bad some trouble in bis assistance being your grateful
previously IN manner Oh curing IN
obstetrics Of America and EUROPE butt sorry that
coud not let the lady believe before her approaching
asatn Z until she saw death aprroaohing,1 because
ndred were who had her according TO their
custom. Your present curing, however, was just nov
W nderful in the palace beg " remain your faithfuf
wei wisher, J. z, PRAMENDR MONGKNT,
The King OF Siam.
To Messrs D. u. BRADLEY, N. d. and - X. HousE, NJ p
The missionary who sends the above, says, never
before had any foreign physicians been within the for
hidden precincts Of the harem Of the royal palace II
Is sign that the barriers Of custom are breaking down
The ladies of the mission at the request Of the King
now engaged in teaching the royal ladies the English
Wing,
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW GRANADA,
IMPORTANT FROM NEW GRANADA,
N>N~~N>I~~>>~>r~~>~>~~
THE FLORES EXPEDITION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Declaration Of War, by New Granada, Against
Peru and the Enemies Of Ecuador.
o.>NNNNNoNN.NUNNNNN~N~
SEIZURE AND ESCAPE OF ONE OF FLORES
VESSELS AT PANAMA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Atrato Route to the Pacific.
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THE PANAMA RAILROAD,
&C., &C., Sc.

Advices from Panama to the 9th inst have been re
ceyed by the Illinois The dates from Bogota are to the
18th ut.
The Panama Railroad is opened to point on the
river about eight miles below Gorgona. 1t will be opened
in two weeks to Barbacoa, which is about five miles
from Gorgona, to which place there is mule road.
The rainy season had not set In
The steamship Northerner, Capt. B. G. Isham, sailed
from San Francisco April 49, with mails to that date one
and half million in god and $40
at Aspinwa with the Illinois. The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Companys ships Golden Gate, Panama. and North
erner, were at Panama The Golden Gate was prepared
to sail at an hours notice. the
by the Illinois, thus avoiding the least delay on the
Isthmus
The Illinois landed all her passengers in fine health and
spirits Two Of the heaviest trains ran over the
road expressly arranged for that purpose conveyed her
800 passengers the length Of the in short time after
landing
The most important piece Of by the is the de-
claraton Of by New Granada against Peru and the
enemies Of Ecuador The next is the progress making in
the survey Of the Atrato rout to the Pacific.
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California Markets.

The San Francisco papers state that there no
ment in business operations, which then noticed
had been generally sustained.
SACRAMENTO April 16-Trade is brisk to-day and there
is fine demand for interior consumption. Business
appears to be conducted rmer and more substantial
basis than at time during the last fortnight Flour
is still stationary at So 25 butter soc Soc Barley is
in good demand owing to the low prices to which has
fallen quote it at &c Cheap liquors advancing
Some demand springng up for hats and clothing
Union
SrocKroN, April live perceive no decline in
business since our last regular ISSUE The principal
.rees oS 20 prese' a ACTIVITY which we have
change to mark in goods last quotations. The
frmness quoted week since exists present
in all kinds Of merchandise We perceive advance
brogans and light boots also in all kinds of fine clothing
Brogans command SIS SIS; light calf skin pegged
boots, SEQ S70 light wool pants for GUNNER be-
coming in request and find good sale at paying
prices. Barley is firm at &C. SIC.
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tried at Mouroeville, before Judge Sherwood, and

tried at Monroeville, before Judge Sherwood, and
found guilty.
The San Francisco Herald says:-The perpetrators
Of the swindle on board Of the steamer Sea Bird,
some time since, by which q carpet bag was taken
that contained near "a 900 in cash, have at length
been disposed Of by the Court Of Sessions. William
the money, was tried by a jury and sentenced to
five years imprisonment. In the case of Charles
Mcdonald, o nole prosequi entered, in order
thst his testimony might be used against Baxter.
Mcdonald is an old offender, having undergone
years of service in the Pennsylvania and Louisiana
State prisons. John Horrigan, alias Bungaree
Jack was discharged, from insuficiency of evidence
TO detain him.
Target excursions, accompanied by bands of mu-
sic, Ia New York, are announced in the San Fran
cisco papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18

OPPOSITION or THE AMERICAN MINISTER fIoRKs'
OPERATIONS
From the Panema star, May
by the arrival of the Briti,h steamer Mt Chagres We
yesterday put in possession OF files Of papers
from Bogota also in receipt Of official documents
from Don Juan Jose Mendez, Of this city all Of which
contain highly interesting from the seat of govern
ment. The dates are to the 18th Of April
The President Of the Now Grnnadian government. Don
jose Haria Lopez had issued message to the executive
government and TO the Legislative Camara regarding
the Flores exedition against Ecuador
By this message II appears that owing 10 treaty of
peace amity and alliance established this govern
mont ana That OF Ecuador, In December 1892 the
power at all times bound TO render aid the other both
military and pecuniary, In Of foreign invasion
To this end the President has proclaimed that there
he raised in this country either by loan or force
Of sixteen millions of reals or two millions dollars and,
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making sail win be the firing of cannon from the
main Plaza, at precisely 10 o'clock, A. NJ, ct
which time the yachts win display their private
time,) gun will be fred, which win be the signal
for starting. After this hour no bet will be booked
by any member Of the club. The attention Of mem-
bers is particularly called to the rules governing
the same. The Commodore's pennant will be
saluted by dropping colors and side boys piped on
the occasion OF visit by any officer Of tie club.
The distance to be sailed is estimated at q miles.
The yachts will get under weigh with the sea
tack and beat out to Point Iona, then tack and sai
for the starting point The winning boat will re-
ceive the first prize Of magnificent gold chased
drinking cup. valued At $3.50 to be manufactured by
speaking trumpet Third prize, O suit Of colors.
Members Of the Club are informed that dinner will
be served at O'Clock p. NJ, at the club house.
Caterers Messrs Rainier & Co. Ladies' tickets, %;
tickets Sio The assembly room win
ment of Mons. st. Amant. Quadrille band under
the direction OF Senior Leandro Sotro.
IRRUrTIoN OF BARBARIArs.-Three ships from Hong
kong arrived in harbor the 18th Of March, with 604
Chinese on board three others from the place ar
rived day before yesterday with 522 passengers-ang
addition Of 126 to Chinese population In two
weeks They make good but not valuable citisens, a.
out Of the country At present being all miners thew
add comparatively nothing to the wealth Of the State
but should they hereafter be induced their
tion TO agriculture they will become really valuable
citizens.
EXPORT OF GoLD DUsr CALIFORNIA TO VALPARAIso
We have heretofore stated that the amount Of Cali
fona gold deposited at e United States Minis during
ociafpapers, from which it appears that the amount
imported into Valparaiso during the time was
- 522 Total to the United States Chile $50 49,
29 On the 9th Of January, 1862 the bark Clara hence
arrived ut Valparaiso with $1l3482 in gold dust The
cmittances of dust to Chile, during the year 1850,
amounted to only $879.155.
Theatricals.
Signora Bscaccianti has been i'll, and one evening
was obliged to disappoint large audience who were
congregated to hear her sing. She had, however,
recovered and gave two more concerts. She is very
POPULAR as is also Mr.. Geo. Loder, who accompanies
her.
The theatres are not doing so good business as
the condert rooms.
Marriages and Deaths In California.
MARRIED,
In Stockton, at the Gait House Wednesday evening,
April IA, by the Rev. James Woods Mr.. Jaques ID.
Larue, formerly of Louisiana, to Mrs Melinda B.
Vanderbeck, formerly Of New York city.
DIED,
Drowned. near Cox's Bar. about three miles from
Downeye. on the morning Of the 14th inst Daniel N.
Cary formerly of Brooklyn, New York.
IN SAN FRANcIsco FROM IL
16 1852
April 13-John Wilson, England, aged 40 years.
!. Ill j. Summerland, N. Carolina, aged 20.
/" 15-Carlos Collins. Vermont aged 25.
8 Benjamin f. Goodner Illinois, aged %
" Philip ii. Veze. Louisiana, aged 42.
I" 16-John Deyine, Ireland, aged 49,
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Interesting from Australia.

SlA NEEhS LATER NEWS FkOM NEW SOUTH WALES
THE YIELD OF GOLD.
Wehavc received the Sydney Morning Herald.
and the Empire, up to the goth February.
The production Of gold, it appears, is still the
increase The weekly mail from the mining dis
tricts, with government escort, had just arrived
and the gold received at the treasury was as
follows From Turon, ,S52 ounces; from Ophir,
20 do. from Bathurst, 39S do. Other arrivals
by the regular mail, during the same week, amount
ed to eight hundred and ninety-one ounces. The
Turon mines are exhausted and some points are
now entirely deserted, caused by the numerous
discoveries recently made in other points
News from South Australia (Adeaide) had been
received, and the all-absorbing topics embraced in
it are the commercial depression of the colony
and the rapid decrease of the laborng population,
through emigration to the Victoria mines. A pc
tition was in course Of signature praying the GO
vernment to interfere, by assaying the gold dust
which had found its way into the market, and per-
hitting it to be received in payment for land taxes
Gold to the value Of Gi0 900 to ESQ 900 was in the
market, ard was found te be wholly unmerchanta-
able The highest price for gold dust paid at auction
was Cts 3D., being considerable advance on former
rates. Wheat is quoted ! As. l0d per bushel
Flour, Mt the mills fl3 for first and Ell for second
quality. English barley from Is. I'd. a rs Cd. per
bushel.
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LAB0RERs' STRlKE.-A number of laborors nj
Frederick Md. struck for advance of wages and to
ten hour system ON Tuesday. which were granted.
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DIVORCES IN BosToN.-ln the Supreme Court,
Boston, the following divorces have been decrced Fanny
fsherfrom joseph fshercauso adultery; the hbeant
TO resume her maiden name John Cook from Mary
Cook for the same susan A. Dexter from Theo.
dore O. Dexter, for dosertion Daniel Lundgreen from
Mary T. Lundgrccn for adultery. Alphcus Hadley from
Ann Elizabeth Iladley, for adultery.
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Meat and the American mare Nubbins the principal
stake being four hundred head Of . side and the
distance four hundred yards The mare came in about
ten feet ahead but judging from the way the horse had
gained on the pere in the last twenty Jumps had the
decided in favor If Bear Meat.
am afraid, however, that in pursuing my duty
as faithful correspondent, must, in this letter.
relate something that in the estimation Of strangers
will initiate against the opinion have expressed,
of change for the better in the habits of our popu
lation. 1t is in short, that two gentlemen from
Texas, named William Owen and Jim Taylor, pa
raded the Plaza for a whole day, within the past
termined to shoot each other. No collision has yet
taken place.
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DEATHS IN BosroN.-The number Of deaths in
Boston during the week ending May 10 wac W.
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Naval Intelligence.
The U. sloop Of war Decatur sailed from San Juan
fer Pensacola I'd inst -
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Yachting In California;.


The San Diego Herdid contains the following
announcement Of the first yacht race, which was t.
come of at San. Diego on the 9th ult--
PACIFIC PIONEER YACHT CLUB.
RACE CONE orr On TuIsDAr, SIXTH rRoyrfo.
Major j Mex issTnfy. U. s. A., President.
Judge I., :. 80 .rnsoN Anfs' vice Presidents.
Lieut. A. H. LIBBY, e. s !, Secretary,
IL W q CLEMENTS Pursor
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NEWSPAPER ArCoUNTSl
From the Panama star, May o ]

THnrATrNrp WAR BLfwELT NEw GRANADA AND PERU
OPPOSITION AMERICAN MINISTER TO fLoRKs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-24
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
rUE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE ELOOD-IliE BEST AL.
TEEATIvE KNuWN-NbT A PARTICLE OF MEkttKh

IN ANY FORM IN II.
a lnh srrolua, K,nG's Ey Ehsuna,i',n on.
n CutaEeous Erup"s pmst ." ru'"ie: o. Tie S'c
m Iss E. s 1'S "n Fam s re he a"5. s @
cers, syhl,c Diso',ss l"mar" sr'ns Complains ",i
This valuable Medicine aa celebrated ,his cry
vicinity for The number" extraordinary cures elected I"Gsh
nnr e., he . a. ds Tire a Yrs1 f.. @
and wonderful rur"ivc rroIet Tie iI"".
testimony the The roIrie'o A. III: In ne OF n
would be 100 s. :" ,a,e the sS%". n I%
side wrapper zach "ule and are ali from srGtn wen
ocaIc; and OF The highest resTer'bi! mar: o. i'm
F. Boyden ESQ., he Exchange Hotel Richmond knc"n every
where says he The mrcr caiid t''ets sla"s, NM
administered IN over a'mSi case II. Hnrs m me a'sTse
suits. He ayr il III" mr'' eSraodn! Medicine he has ever
e. u Luck Esq now in the city OF macy
Office has such eond"Ie 10 th as,onh' trsE OF
Which he has gwen sway to the snic,e Mr Luck say
yer Known laIl. when tken according 10 directions
oe III C Of emUrd he has T. sints N c IS %ers
truly surprising he C"rsomGio" Del e"dhh' Q"
the LIVER The good rse. sss w%.'eIs ] The to prn
er Morris Richmond wa cured Liver Complaint "t years
''sa9s y hs And Gf Ct I'VE fS 1 SS q
cured Of sanI. an" w." hs san- tf'" M Con-
Edwin burton the :'enue says ie has ,een
syp and says it's perfect care or that horrible s
e" w ,arxooa Of Richmond Va cured VI
GERS Disabled him from wa tng lo1s lie" Soes Of aaf.
np5R0PSY CURED The Mr.. Geo. W Baker cured
DoIs (or which she vatedi BY Caters span
Mr. Baker resilient OF Chesterfield county Va
Mr. William A. Matthews OF Richmond Va had sstyan.cnl
hits, the form, by Carriers spanish MxGIe lie
says he creruly recommends and Considers II an ~
dcnc
Mr. Carer Proprietor 81 the Medicine having placed h." Gt-
control hands. each bottle wiihs'f
BENNETT X BEERS Druggists, 10 whom ~ cder'
should be addressed Richmond, Va
We are prepared very favorable ems
responsible houses the United States 90 e"ns
Sod by BENNETT & BEERS, Richmond. Va and n'rgr'is
generally in this city and ee~hee Price G. Ter f"'N - N
hot,cs FOR s.. pcc- =, "r.''i