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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

TO Free Lectures on Health and PHYSICAL
fducatian-wIli be delivered b. d.. BANNING. before
lie LsTIEs at ~ o'clock on TUESDAY. WEDNES-
DAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Of "a
week The Methodist Church corner OF Hhst ana Ave-
nus n %
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Invita- on have beeI nJsd u distinguished membsr
ofIb prsfe thYoughO the cO1l'y. many of
WITH tromhent MIXERS OF the Press IN ihs ciy, wall be
pit,eAt, as gIek,s u tbs Society.
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THE QUADRuLB BAND,
HaIyey UodwOrh t adsr vii be In attendance for the
pleasure If tho company.
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MRS. EMMA GILuNGHAM BOST-

DRINTERS' BANQUET.--Celebra-
4 tpn Of FRANKLIN'S BIRTH DAY, at NIBLOS
ROOMS, on kklDeY EYhNlN9 Janga'y 10, 1872.
ne QUESTION Of he s. ~
FBsB LIBRARY.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
George Ns,hr, James Marine.
CbAIlts hcDeyIt, George McDousih,
s. J Ottarson, Wan l. Hluson.
Ps,el C. Baker James Taylor,
Edwa,d nj. SIX ldrnors. Althlr Riyuey,
John Halisnbeck, John l.. Jeset.
II Oay Lsnius, VIM f. Nssserve.
J WILSON Forbes, Thes. Hannah,
John Thomas, RchiTd Bailey
Robert n. Johnston. George Wa kins,
Daniel csodwp, james Wine
John q. Clayton, John NufdoekJr ,
G C. Savage, Cornelius Donovan,
Wslier p Jaype, John Van Horn.
DRdlsy C. Evans Robert :. MnrdOck
JAMES MAXINE, Chtumln.
II CLAY LaNGus Secretary.
The aIans.meIts for the approaching Ce'ebfahon IT'S
thought by Ihe Society, will 10 more sltlsacory than
thos, " psv yess lnasmich ash has been decided
emit u LITERARY EXERCISES aud distribute the tine
gained by this sbbtyaos through the more social pats
sf the ents taDme", which on former Geo sons nave
been sdueed TOO late IN the 10 shord
zine and general satisfaction. The Committee have
determined the following
ORDER FOR THE EVENING
The company will meet in the large Assembly Room At
u o'clock.
DonwoRrHs CELEBRArED BAND
Win he il attendance and enivan the occasion with ap
pTopiIats airs
DINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT O'CLOCK.
Dr. W FRANCIS assisted by the President Of tho New.
York TyJsgr sVbleal Society. JAMES Waite. and
Woo prssldsnt FRANKLIN J. OrTAasoN,
will preside.
Row Jo.ETn Losokrso viii Oficats as Chaplain
wmbs introduced Oy the President OF the Society and
make lew remarks, embracing interesting remi-
Anc.nsss IN the lie Of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
Regular Toasts read and Volunteer Sentiments received
VITA such r,sp'n,es from Gu.sts and others as the
occasion may call forth
TIE Rxeroaes will be inespersed with Vocal and
Instrumental Muse.
Upo. tho eoBsluson u these ceremonies the spacious
Asssmbsy Room vii Ia rsopsned, under the dIIec-
ton OF a Committee.
THE QUADRuLg BAND.
Hnyey DodwOrth leader vii be In attendance for the
pleasure If the company
Invita- oss have beeI extended b distinguished members
ofbe profes-tn hrcughou' me comfy many Of WI nm
pt,eAt, s gtet,s u tbs Society.
The following gentlemen will oaGcaisas
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Geo. hsthsy Hk Masu, Co Bruce. Type FSuader'
n b Hoe, Press Maker, Gs0Igs NesDt. Pnnof
Fan "a VaTD,r Pupri.ner Geo 4. Putnam. b0os Pub
HcTsce Greeley, Id tor FTahfs htl News. ruD
Geo =. MONS, Editor, Henry }. Raymond Edtor'
Pensoe LOSING EDsraver Edward Walker, BOX Binder
Jaass Van hordsn. Pnn'er John Je vet Printer
ptter G Baker, Printer, e. G. Savage, Sters0tJpsr.
Pup.Ts Liofsry wh Oh ~ nov Tar advanced 10 Us
,cond year Of usefulness the Com ntes hope % receive
liberal spcsuIsg,msrt rom me Fr.i.s','n ssasiay anu
wh ths AT 0f Printing whoss 0ishsre u % en-
10, the advantages Of his Free In'hnto1 aad no pIHs
u 10 make tEe eceason agreeable u all who
participate
GtsTIFmAE's Trcur. S2-LADy's TICKET. 81
Tfeks An ts If
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YOUNG MAN.-Wanted. Young Man
n ,cqlaih'sd nth Drugs sad Patent Msdicirs h2Ti
fTtr Two = Three Thousand Dollars tsr Hrn, tc n..-
Tribune One gyf
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OFFICE OF TIE MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY. /

OFFICE OF TIE MINNESOTA MINING CosPANY.
No. 1877 GfeeRwIcs-st I
~ The Annual Meeting Of TIE STOCK holders Of
the ~ INhEsUFA hININ6 COMPANY will be held At
this Office MONDAY the lSih of Jaauaiy. instant,
at IL O'Clock NJ for the go Oa Of cefs for ths
ing year and the uan, action Of other business
pa SAMUEL }. w. BARIf, Secretsry.l
rT Phenography.-T. C. LEI AND, Teacher and
Reporter, No. 20j Broadway over Bradys Dtgusrnan
Gallery. Verbatim reports OF iTals and mems " law,
sermons, addresses asd Lectures given with fntnfaness
and dH patch. $50 i,ruThSSf
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The RxeroaeB will be in'eTspeTssd with Vocal and
Instrumental Muse.

Upon the eoBsluslon u these ceremonies the spacious
Assembly Room vii Ia Isopsned, under the dIec-
ton OF Committee.
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As dsn0nstaton designed 20 aid the Fand' OF tao
PupHTs Libfs, wh Oh ~ nov Tar advanced "a Us
,cond year Of usefulness the Com ntes hope % receive
liberal encouragement rom the Prufss1n generally. and
also from Ihe various vi business Intimately con-
,o,sd ~Ih IN. Of Printing, whoss iisfe u Ia o en-
10, the sdyssases Of hls Free ID'tnuon aad no paHs
pii ,pared make lie tcIAsi0n sstetAoe - All VINO
participate
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COOK.- Wanted, mlddle-aged Woman,
~ who thoroughly undo. saids her business; moy
Z. b ain pc, n1nsnt situation al No. l26 Col mDl st.
hours and ocsr e. sy Nm ,is5yy,tsss 10 II.
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fine ArIs.
Boarding..

ROARD.-A pleasant suite OF roo ms,
ID (.sooud asor, front for a en- ai family As9 arn-
"a BaIelay 81 opposite College place, References eI'
CHANGED 10 u
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PENMANSHIP-
NIEN.-Wanted, 20 Men Of good address,

Persons in want OF small
lVH sums Money for 81 psriods Gold and Silver,
Watches JeNsTy, Diamonds Plate, d @ DDS. PaaVs,
sc NAV Apply - tie g,ncy office, 81 N 10 PAs pace
BPnes vii be d, ala with Ihs ofos m aa honor
able ~ i Confident al manner. . IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

4 AD.-W Wanted, in a wholesale Hosiery
~ soxs an active ln elhgen' Lsd Is 81 II yeNs Of age
One sccus oIned ne business DsfsIed Apply aer.3
o'clock at NJ. 90 Maden lane. ID o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

n destsLt yBuHg Woman as Waitress Gsds 1nds her
bnslIess well. Good city Tsfef.oce s'ven Ca De- s,sn
for i've days Apply At No. 1z3 Wooss Yst near An ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

s CHAMaERMMD and Luldre,s, or a.
Fu'fs ard ssams,I.ss % % S'lsfai lsfr-r,
in ssma flntr re- ec'a 'is Pf0t-s-ant J1ltS "
u-n Wau.d have I.c'I'a 20 g shor; d.st 70
- contt Can furnish the het & reference .
No 80 W's Gth - Ia he rear, near IL AZ 90 -
seen two DAYS y hot 81 I'D 50 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

A ) CHAMBERhAID, or tn take care OS
a Children. Inquue at No. Hh Av. No ebjsc'ica
20 going n G e0attJy patts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

\ ) CHAnB.RMAID ADD Waiter, by re-
IN spectacle Protestant Girl M objections ~ dung
general homework 10 cspsOie Of dong ANYTHING IA .
family Also hv respectable Young Gul. stuaDs To
DO general Homework. cooking btspg aud ~ashlaE and
lrIng The best q city references gwen. Inquire NJ.
Sullivan 1t second lsor Jsn'
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DARTNER Wanted, $4,000 and
Partner The bsst Pa'ent Medicine business Ia tie
United staies-$ geo only waited down Caotals,s Who
wish 20 forward aRy young VIII hBd Ia, sIsios
chatce. Address postage Drsp;gd) " NJ DlCAL." al
v Palme.'s Office 80 and Chssnut-s,s,, PAlads paa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

y y NIttff
seasor-Tis Ssco,d corcsr, Il this sessoa viii be
ven On SATURDAY EVE ZINC. faaut ~. n NlDlJ's
CCrceit hofm. Cotduc'oT BIZ Co. loteT. TIE prnci-
pal pieces to he rfHusd th- Eroca symphony, BY
B.e'hOyss. and The Overures-Ihs NaldRymph and
Obsron. ArPi ,a,isssf r tek-s, SC, nay ~ made AZ
the of AssTs ScLa f. beTE Luis Nc iS3 Broad
way and MIR. p. X. We've. No 20 Fulton 1t. Brookyn.
Alsc, tickets for strangers al the ho .ls ~ ordsr.
lSNs l. ENSIGN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08

THE FkASERS viii give their Fiji
u tesNth Grand Poprlar Gu csit sa FRIDAY the 9th
its'ant IN the Scceiy loTaiy corner Of Bfoad~S and
lie ssrd 81. sus
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
PUBLIC NOTICE!
). P Townsend abandoned the Fits
THE WAR ENDED!

This young who sought make the people believe his
sarsaparlla original has finally abandoned by
selling his business to STRANGERS Being convince
# the nutty of warning the better judgment and
convictions of the people he has disposed Of his BUSH
and retired from the virtually mtn all
that true in publications After accusing the old
DR. Of selling the of his 81 week and getting
false aGidav respecting the old Dr original Recipe
after trying to seduce Of workmen disclose 70 him
knowledge of the Old Ds Recipe by Offering high
t0 after making the tempting offers to the Old Dr.
himself, of LANDS, MONEY and PARTNERsHIP,
through his Horace Dresser and Van Pelt leave
Thompson. skman & Co. and 20 s. P. Townsend
Recipe teach him Sarsapara 30 as not
TO SOUR, FERMENT and BURST the BOTTLES. After Ii
kelling the members of our firm, calling unprn
'Pled men, and other hard he has finally up
the whole business too heavy load
the RURDEH upon the shoulders 0 STRANGERS.
whom he induced take his place pretence that
they could make money by the opera ton.
These strangers understand intend placing chem
Sts tie bottles redeem past character
Tor SoCRISG and FERMENTING, which is really the
highest Of the truth all have hereto
fore said of it, 1t is VIRTUAL CONFESSION that 1t
was neither ad By chemist hereefn, had the advan
OF chemical science in its manufacture Will not tho
Psople the imposition and humbug in calling s. P
article good medicine!
Blu: confess all the rasrality FORMERLY displayed
10 nothing these STRANGERS in placing upon the
bottles the Of chemist for EFFECT, while the
time the Sarsapara is made after the Of
s. +. Townsends Recipe.
II the Recipe is CHANGED, then it becomes ANo
THEIR ARTICLE, aad should be called the STRAIN
GERS SARSAPARlLLA or by other distinctive ap
psllatOn Come ont, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show hands and let the public know whether In
tend to make S. p. Townsend's SOURISG, PREVENTING
COMPOUND with the 81 a chemist the label for
sesan purposes whether you making another and to
tally different article, putin s. Ps
ties with his labels signature, &C. and thus selling it under
false eoOrs' The of sticking chemists
she bottle, will never change is character.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
A Host Of Physicians,

make trial Of this noble medicine the DRUGGISTS with
characteristic nobenss have added their testimony It's
excellence and unsurpassed efficacy. With thUm came
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and FITS fCIANS. and thus every man c
Judge for himself whether speak right wrong.
lizard TO THE PUBLIC"

We, the undersigned Physicians and Druggists Of New
York Brooklyn and Wiliamsburgh having advertise
ment addressed to and others who sell Sarapara by
y Townsend, which is calculated bring and bust
into reproach feel called upon personal
views Of the real merits Of the Townsends Sarsapaa
Having been called saiRdcrs." and willing to commit
fraud for money" by tAe Young s p Townsend, be-
chose selOi Dr. jacobs Sarsarara instead OF
his article feel that ought the why
prefer and sell Old Dr. Jacob Townsends Sarsapars
20 Mr. s. p Townsend's, and leave the public judge
whether "deceiyers and swndlers and not to b
trusted" by doing.
Our experience and observation have satisfied that the
Old Drs Sarsapara medical power and
sue than s. r TVwnsend and the testimony of the public
would seem to be the and always make matter
or conscience and duty when articles bearing the
name and purpornE to the diseases in mar
ket to sell that which the hest The that
81 ToWnsends Sarsaparia has greatly soured Torment
ed and exploded the bottles thereby ing great dsatsfae
ton to customers has influenced preference
she Old Drs PREPARATION We do feel called
TO decide the merits of either articles standard
preparations but when asked by
ions which believe under all best
should not hesitate in giving preference Old
Jacob Townsends with thes views. leave the public
decide il justified in giving the Old Ds prepara-
that preference which il to deserve medicinal
ell the choice of the people universally
manifested in favor,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN speak in the most exalted
tcrms Of its medicinal and virtue. LAWYERS and
JUDGES, CLERGIMEN Of all denomina tions, MEMBERS
Congress- and Of
Literary pursuits, and STUDENTS Colleges other
schools. the MECHANIC the ARTISAN; LADIES in the
highest walks OF life and these in tumble circumstances the
rich and the feor the bh and the low Apply med
cine
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

There Is not another medicine the show
'ueh nigh anu powerful testimony defy the
world to produce its equal Herr Is 70 gused
educated FHNSI"IANT whose opinion is of value all
"so towards hundred TRVCGrsrs. whose ia
ecmp"uhdtnE sinking aud preparing medicines Of every char
a'tr and description cutle their opinion the greatest
weight voluntarily ami frankly state their views of the
merits Of Old Or. Jacobs Sarsararla.
Te all this shall add have the testi
nony Of those who have tceu cured.
Colchester Conn. June 80 ls49.
Or. Jacob Tovuscri-Sir Ny wife has yrsrs
more hcn afflicted with disease Of the Liver approaching
nearly 70 bypcptc Consumption She applied emf
nent Physicians but obtained relief their hands She
81 length tried L. TosRsspds SarsaVarilla without
IARTItLE OF ADVANTAGE. Seeing Old Dr. Jacob
Townsends SarsAl aria in the Hartford papers
We procured half bottles which have nearly
my wife to perfect health. other persons
she effects try also. Please send
lnVolce as eau sell several dozen forthwith,
DANIEL BUCKLEY.
Depot for thu Old pr's Sarsar la, is lo2 Nassau S.
THOMPSON. sKILLMAN CO. rrorristOrs.
For 'aleby T.. Robinson 3 Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

from knOhiCdDP III 4
c"mPoso" and ertcnsirc "sinCss, cordially eommcnd
10 the afflicted TOrtg their best confidence md with M
hrm CONNECTION that cW do for their rcGf all that acdt
siue can do.
nEssHAw, DEMANDS Co, Boston, Mass.
REESE Il CoULsoS, Baltimore. Md
LApD & ISGRAHAM, Bangor. Maine
ItANILASD. HARRALL & Co., Charleston, :. c.
JNCoB ;. FARRASp, Detroit. Mich.
l. ii. McALLIsTER, Louisville, Ky
FRANCIS & WALTON, 81. Louis Missouri.
JosErH TUCKER, Mobile, Alabama.
THEODORE 4. PICK, Burlington. Vermont.
!IAvILtNn, liIsLEY 4. Co, Augusta, Georgia.
Isaac D.JAMEs, Trenton, y. j.
j. VI. Tow NSESp, Piltsburg. Pa,
CLARK & Co, Chicago III.
+. H. G. AY, Burlington, Iowa.
VI. \. SASros Il SON Norfolk. Va
f.DW NRn bRlSGHT RsT, Wilmington. Delaware
JouS GILRERT & Co, Philadelphia Pa
Il. y. K w. II. GILN ~, W ashinCton, d. G.
j. WRIGHT & Co., New Orleans. La
MArsoN, WALL & Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana
&C RICHMOND 4 Co., San Francisco. Cal.
LEWIS X AMEs, Tallahassee, Florida.
H. H. STRoSG, Knoxville, Tennessee.
ULroN 4 DUER. Little Rock, Ark.
SrILLER, SLNpY * Co.. Lexington, Miss
y. d. LtHApIE, Galveston, Texas
CH>s. l'YgR, Jr., Providence, RI
Jos. VI. TURNER, SGNannah, Ga.
WADE, EcKsrEIS \. Co, CINCINNATI o.
In Foreign Countries:
j. 6. COFFIN 4 Go, Valparaiso Chill
LIN" M q Co" Vera Cruz, Mexico.
RED hiNAs& Co. BoS"ta, New Grcncda.
SFR"vosT n Co, Lima. Peru.
MoRr"S& Co, Halifax, Nova Scotia
I. W \LKER 4 Sow, -. Johns New brunswick
C.GSALI~As & Co, RioJaGeiro, Brazil.
With such assurance. and from such men no stronco
proc" cam be adducr except that found in its effects non
trial. 'i
PREPARED & SOLD RY JAS. G. AVER.
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
+. RObINSON, Agent, KenosEa 1915.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
A Fountain of Sweet Waters,
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,

Tor they ha that it is good And
though this enough every
mind and cause the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

Pedgng their experience and skill in its merits Whoever
witnessed such array of all professions holding
the people medicine of and wonderful power,
and which all classes could rely with undoubted
mistakeabe confidence We win here give tbs Card
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
CHICAGO BRASS & BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RINCKER.
NO. 1873 RANDOLPH STREET CHICAGO.
Also on Canal Slreet nnrnsita Eos, ~.


Also on Canal Stree, opposite Foss' Planning Mill.
TIME Proprietor ofthis Es&bL shment is now %
IL Bells Of all sizes He would psr;ieIarjy go,
those vho wish purchase Church Bells 70 tsos 20 ~
Manufacture His bells will be sold on as reasonable
a. seycah De p9rchasea from The East from Agents OF
because he can make as good bell that " I'M give as
volume Sound as those of eastern manufacture
fourth less weight OF metal and this proportion OF money
ssus saved the purchase OF his Bells He uayr-n
not To break for year with proper usage and sbod
fail or not prove 10 be good represented il may r. %
turncdt to his shop, and be made good without
one should break time during his life h. u i'm 49,, 9,
for half the expense of casting Western peone Va in
ADVANTAGE IN dealing with western man. and palron,ine
western interests. - f ie
His bells have taken the premiums at the r;
NE Chicago Mechanics lnsiaue-he last Fai, NV
hin gold medal The follow ing is cony of The $500 -
on The Bell submitted inspection TO the
Article II. Class No. 6, Church Bells
n ueli OF .4o pounds by H. w. Rneker, city ia
wen e and smooth casting. II exhibits a great degree
OF skill IN its manufacture; has admirable tone and
GREATER volume OF sound than any bell of lis
Va au pel"eeh me above bell and manufacture
eel by Mr. Meheely Of Troy N " the latter being
ert@ TIE heavier Of thetwo955 pounds The arrangement
or ringing MI Knockers bell temporary and nv far in
erpf 10 that OF Mr. Meneey notwithstanding which we
believe that there little difference in tbe
the two bells could be heard and that the tone off Mr. R;nI
CT Dell was by tar the most pleasing To the ear CoId
Medal was awarded TO MIR. Rncker ~ - ~
Inc above is u true copy of the Renort
G. X. SLOAT. Secretary
. Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute
~ Rincker also prepared all kinds of Rross ~
casting and furnishing on short notice and in good stye
SODA fountains, beer pumps stopcocks oil globes cc t
also heaVy Copper wook for all purposes
od Brass and Copper purchased and taken in exchange
iof III h;lLs, attic the market prices.
eg@ Orders may be left in Kenosha with T. RI,Dn .,
at the of.e of the Telegraph ''
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27

ms remedyis of red 20 the community with the conf
uece we eet Ie which seldom fails to rrnlis the
appcst effects that con be desired So wide the field
us usefulness and so numerous the cures that
almost AL sections ofthe country HbOundS In persons pub
Hely Rnowi who have been restored from alarming and
oven desperate diseases OF the lungs, by Its USE When
once cu It's superiority over every other medicine It's
KIND stoo apparent escape observation and where its
virtues are Known, The public no longer hesitate an
Iuote to employ FOR the dangerous
ofthe pulmonary which Incident to our climate
ANA not only In me formidable attacks upon he lungs but
iofthe indcr varieties OF Colds, Coughs Hoaseness. &c.
and for Children the plcasantes aud safest nndsine
Ihai cnn be obtained No family should be without it, and
th0sc VII" have used 1t, never will
Read the opinion of the folio wing Gentlemen who will
bcrecognZcd In the various sections of country where
hcy are located-cach and all merchants of the first
Gas ana OF The highest chHractcr-as tho oldest and most
extensive holcsle Dealers In Medicine with m xperl-
enc unlimited on HE subject of which they speak thcre
Is any value in the Judgment of experienced see
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-08-27
THIS CERTIFICATE.

"f the under'fgnca Whoicsale Druggists, Aaring be.
=" af0"g gan" acquainted nth ayers Cherry Peciorol
HEREBY fcry 6eii it is e best and mos, earcni
remedy tor Pulmonary Complaints altered to the finer
i'an fc"we IND ne ~"Id, from knonledge of its
c"Poson and errcnsrc HsctanCss, cOrda!y comncrd IL
10 the afflicted as uorthg their best confidence and u tbs
trm eo"rctioh hGt ~W DO for their rcef al that med-
cine do. ~ ~
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.
Domestic Ports.


ALEXANDRIA. Jan. SAT-. bng L.f SNOW -
f,oIa New or cans for Georgetown. -. e.A..,
CHARLESTON, Jan 7-Au siesm.hip s9u.asihei .
rosfeT Nep-Yslk; snip NOemies Johnson, Lt,efpop
ca st.smship Isabel, RoHBs Key West and ha,eaa
bark Acadia. Crosby, New Orleans eng sanI, n'ysa
poxal pursis Williams, Wilmington n e Wshs 70 pr
baTss Ensgn (Bf) Fmgn, LlTsIpcsI Lseoh -. wv
prcksv1Iie h & tchr. Atlantic, (Bf) booerts, AgtSD,
GALVESTON, Dec zf-Arr. bag hefneo" ~, y
MA B,.ufn CID 2fth ship u x hussi, AIM 4"
YORK: barb Neptune. Vespermana Lsgsns so.,s I,,
HOBII e Jan 3-Cd. ship Tan % shame oy ~. ~.
er-ool bari B2nng Bros, COtter Boston a" 'A'P 81 "
EFW ri FANS, Jan a-Arr ship EuroDssn WANG
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