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(yoNCuERsNr RESOLUTION. PROPOSING AN
proposal @
sss .ss:
'ss s; sAs =, Of
uSsus for section three Of article seven the follow
After psyss she said sap.ns.s Of collection, s.pssnssn.
By the arst sections Of this article there shs
8: .ssiss fs M M, ~:
ao S'S :: md.
:! =;
Yer complying with the foregoing psossions there sSs Ss
Of s
q .pa e As % a.
i.Isssas :onpssion nsssonsd IN II III.
a:cs zee. sa:.s. ar y: r:n.ialsr shall d:Ss..s
T.: s.
a. .sns and 70 shs e:
:: +: Il ~
dnpds0n OF d:;:sy shall b. necessary 70 rebuild them
~ h! :ns q -
canals for hs s,Irsnt nseal in which suoh app.o
-
.s .d s s .Sy
Ave- Ave- ssnSrsS snss':aS s:sr refund Y. holders q
hun0red ana the amount
received into the treasury thereon. But interest
accrue after July hrst thousand eight hundred
ayys shall w. PAID on speh eersiaeasss The provisions
rowing money 70 DO submitted e she shall not .y
Of shs canals or Of The .nds borrowed under the
dred and SHY except for work done or Datsels
prior 20 the hrst day OF June eight
hundred ~ The rates Of toll ON persons and
low those the thousand eight hundred Ay
The Canal Board with the
Legislature All contracts for materials any
canal shall be made with the person who sha
provide the at the lowest price, with adequate
for their Performance
STATE New YoRK-In Assembly Juno a. 1883 the fore
soing amendment the the State
this agreed majority all the members elect
I'd to the Assembly. By order Of the Assembly
VIZ. H. LUDLOW, Speaker.
Attest: John 8. NAfew, Clerk.
STATE new YoRK-ln Senate, June Is 1882 the fore
going amendment of the constitution Of
ths day agreed 10 Of all the elect
cd 10 the Senate. By order of the Senate,
8. e. CHURcn President.
Attest: Ira p. Barnes, Clerk.
STATE NEW YoRK-Secretary's Oice--I have oompar-
ed the preceding with original resolution
Office and do certify thai the Ia
therefrom and Of the whole Of said original.
Given under hand and seal of ONCE the city
OF Albany the 10th day Of June IN the Lord 1859
HENRY 8. RANDALL Secretary of State
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MATRINIONY.

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN
m Lover.-Profssscr LAWT0N, Boston, formerly Of
lar post paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen
to win the devoted affections Of Of the opposite
EEK as their hearts NAV desire The process IL 80 simple
but go captivating that All be married irrespective Of
.ge, appearance POSITION and last though nos easa
arranged with such snd dscacy that detss
ton 10 impossible Address. Professor Lswton, Bosssa
hostage Ia paid.
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y RsOLUTIONs PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO

LII the constitu ton
Resolved Of the Senate soneur That section two Of as
sorting therein Immediately after the word eleton
whore first occurs in said section follows who
shall pay give or receive promise to give
other property valuable confederation with In
tent to influence eleetcr in giving hs deter
elector from yotingn Also adding at the end Of
said section foowsor from holding any office voted
mining in summary manner attic polls any question az
feotng the right of to vote that said
section two amended shall read followsLaws may
be passed excluding from the right Of outrage all
Of infamous erme and for depving who
shall make or beeQme directly indirectly interested in
bet depending upon the result Of
or who shall pay give receive promise to give
tent to naueace any eleotor in giving his vote deter
elsotor from voting from the right to vote such
toD nom holding office voted for at such election
Laws also be passed for determining in summary
Mt the polls tion affecting right
TO vote at such election
Resolved Of the Senate concur That said amendment to
said section two be referred the Lsgsate TO be
1T the next general election Of eDator that
to section of article thirteen of the constitution It be
Published for three months previous TO the time Of such
election.
proposed amendment to the Constitution OF
State agreed TO- by of the members elected
TO the Assembly. BY order Of the Assembly s.,
Attsst John s Nafew, Clerk. - 'r'AA''
STATE New YoRK-In Senate April IT, 1883, The FORE
going to the Constitution Of The State
agreed majority of the members elected to the
Senate. BY order of the Senate. S. e. CHURCH Pres't
Attest: Ira p. Barnes, Clerk.
STATE or NEW YoRK-Seeretary's Ofnee.-I have COM
pared the preceding wish two original resolutions file in
this Office and do certify that the correct trans
cripts thereftom, and Of the whole Of raid originals
H. sGiven under hand and seal Of ohse at the city
Of Albany the Goth day Of june in the Of Lord
1853 HENRY s. RANDALL, Secretary of State
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ToE LIyssPooL. UNITED STATES NAL sYSAx-
viii depart With the United States mails for Uurope 49,
lively on Saturday, August 90 at II oslect iron her
bsYth ~ the foot 81 Canal fsght a.
hayns snsqasi'sd for elegance asd
fert apply 10 EDWARD X. COLLINS &' 40 n wall
street Passengers requested on board Al A.
TIE steanship BALTIC viii succeed the Arctic and
sail September g. ''' -
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ErOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, Lines command u,
for Havro touching ct Southampton to land the
ais and passengers on SATURDAY August 9Th, a. Y
$l2o; cabin SO Luggage not wanted during the
should be sent hoard the day before sailing
NAKED below. No merchandise viii be received board
to a r. apply
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCING.-MR. L. BRoOKES ACADEMY NO. 80
IL Broome street. will tnue open during all the
Bus few lessons W render the pupil ~
sxeslRnt saLcsk
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Evaporation NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
srm. s IT, IN
following named streets to with Vesoy street. from
t. Fn
IF Ne the BSvy
G,.nd Walker street also in Thirty street
from sewer in Gross Duane street 70 point about
bees presented In the board Of the
tesySE named to ss
way twenty fifth Twenty sixth street All
interested the s
ss Contract Clerk at nj Sss q 81 sgr
Groton Aqueduct Department Aug s. 1888.
CeRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.;-PRoPosALs WILL BE
r. Ta
a. city :. New York WITH two .hGSssad gss Lamp
s Mercer The s opened p
taiDed the office of the CommssSper OF Streets and
Lamps corner
Nyr, ,.. E C ,s,s Of Streets and Lamps
NORPCRATIoN NoTICE,--PRoPOsALs Will BE
~ received at the office of the of Streets aud
y ssss sh s9s as
ss' @ p ispss s =
e. a ss Of the Of Streets and
HENRY hRcULARfUs, JR
New York, August To- 1858.
T,RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENr-ro CON.
~ traetors-Soaled proposals. endorsed "ProposaI for
Gspsevoort street will re received at Of
ss ;o 3 Sscs nn SsnS. T.:
sewer with necessary receiving basins culvers in
the Hudson Fourth street.
being length about feet The plan Of the and
The for the building OF the same and all other
to the water Purveyor at this othoe. : $50
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department
New York July 80 1858.
fyROT0N AoUEDUCT DIP ARTMENT. TO CONTRACT
street, will be received 1t the office Of the
Croton Aqueduct Department Rotunda Park until Mon
day. che 18th day of August 1853 At clock M to buld
with resolving basins and cuverts in
Prince street, FROM Thompson Macdoug street. The plan
sewer and for building the same and all
other relating thereto be obtained
pusaton TO the Water Purveyor, at this office,
President OF the Croton Aqueduct Departments,
New York. Aug. 8, 1853 =
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NEW vnRR PRIVATE LYING IN INsrITUrR ceE.
IN South sixth kashtl atrcc.s %l-rsbnvs ~
Lr Holmes. late examining physsiaA fSr the ssEss, Y
New York,
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ryoRpoRArToN NorIn.-PRoPosALs ron OIL

TyoRY0R ALTON NoTIC1-PRoPosALs FOR OIL
DpopOsAls will he received ct the ooe Of The Com mis-
Aa streets and Lamps Of Chamber and Centre
tes1a until the 18th dap Of August 1873 Ut three O'clock
I which time viii Be- received for fqInshing
be Cooperation Of the city New York with 10000 gallons
q I'll strained oil Of the best quality smd allow
- sssts per s.on for empty casks Isufnss ssnRls:
Ana Cas- No. 9 Mercer street, before the lOth day
n Auelst, At twelve o'clock n. The estimates vii BE-
spened the 18th day of August 1888 Blank estimates
b obtained by application At the ose Of the Com
HENRY ARCULARIUs, Jr.,
Commissioner Of streets and Lamps.
York August l. 1853.
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Ar LARMoNT PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
M. and surgeon, can be consulted from u A. to
M and from to g. evenings, SUNDAY excepted ~ -
Reade street, Of Broadway, N B.Not The dras
store.
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LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRnMEN.-THE UNITED
+ States mail steamer WASHINGTON, e. NJ Fitch,
nsnder will ea for Bremen touching at Southampton
land the ms and passengers fer England and France
Saturday Aurnst H. from pier No. North siver at II
o'clock n. Price Of PASSAGE
In first cabin, main saloon. STD
In nrst caoin, lower saloon. lU
experienced Surgeon ats.ched to each steamer All
letters must pastbrough the Post office Specie delivered
in HsyIs and LsrdSn For gsssagsor FREIGHT apply
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington and
sell Sept. 10.
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CTREET DEPARTKTnr, NO. 4HALL or RECORDs>-
- Sealed proposals viii DO received 1t this oics unti
Thur sday August 49, 1863 T. ass the nerthsriy sidewalk
space eve feet vide To Dag s sout1westSriy corner Of
Yorty street and Sixth GRADE and pave
Tenth from Thirty third to Fersy h street 10
ssres the .dsws Of lightly nh ssSs bet su wrss
and FIFTH avenses Specifications to he on sppeation
to the contract clerk & shi sSYsT
SIRMa1 D1rAaIxxNr. NO. HALL OF EEcoRDa
iesx.y passed sss Ssnnon Coos:s and va:
s. h. ssss.oI IN. = sSs s.
81 hs
ea q sA. Also that upen somplston 81
she said buikhesd the tsyediass sIase NE said
Sven IN IKE sasss psopriesors s fronts
ii. e ss. and -. :spss al. sss ssfs:ss
and make behind che With. The psssd spssihed
.nd detAa Of sas propretors obtaisaS water giants 9.
two months from s sdopisn q th ,ssslatisn that then
Me ss :; q par. = sas :: E
Mayor Aldermen and cc~monsy Of the city Of New York.
And fsr their own beet e. rurrv s.,... c.x..,.
SrAL.D PROPOSALS., EEpoRsEp "rRoPosAL
We ..PPyng .xsTsy TONS q lead or shs
Fsr pound Gassa spanish lead The lead e bs
and Tenth P.ynsnt to ts made fer Tho hrst
President Of the Croton AqaeSuct Department..
Crcton Aquedust Department. Aug. g. 1853
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s SSsSSt ' $iS s#;ES commissioners

CUPREME COURT,-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP-
> plieaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commessly Of
the city Nsv York. relative to the widening Of Duane
street. twenty ave feet the norherly side thereof be-
tween Broadway and Hudson street in the city Of New
Pursuant ststuts in such msde sRd
the Mayor Aldermen, snd Commonsy Of the city Of New
York notice that they utsnd apply the
OF Commissioners Of Estimate and
In the above entitled matter at special Of the So
pree be held Mt the City Ha Of the city of New
York saturday the 18Th day Of August 1883 at the
opening Of the court that day thereafter
eups be beard that the nature and extent of the
movement hereby intended IL til. widening of Duane street
wentyfv feet che northerly side thereof between
Broadway and Hudson street. p the city o. New York.
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to The Carporaton.
Tatad New York yaly IL, 1853
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C,UPRFME coURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE APPII.
cation Of the Mayor, Alder and Ccmmonalty of the
city Of New York relative to the widening and
ing Whitehs street in the city of New York the
westerly side OF said street between the Bowling Green and
State street. to make the street seventy feet in width
at those pontsThe Mayor Aldermen sne Commonaty of
the city New York. hereby give notice that they will
ply special OF tho Supreme Court of the state Of
New York at the City Hall Of the city of New York.
Saturday the 10th day Of September A. d. 1853 Mt the
opening Of the Court that day. thereafter
hesrd TOR the amend and modification
of the in the above entitled matter the 10th
December 1882 that the boundaries and limits Of
premises required to be taken for this
ing shall correspond with resolution of the Common
the 9th dav of August, 1853 that
Whitehall street shall no OF tho average width of seventy
m throughout and rhall include the premises ded
and described In said resolution follows t. witBegia
pirg o point bowling Green front distant twenty
eight @ feet the westerly of Bowling Green
and Whitehall street running thence southery to o
point the northerly side of Bridge street, dis
tant seventeen feet from the westerly of
Bridge Whitehall streets, from thence mencng
on the soutberly side of Bridge street at point
distant the OF whitehall street, fourteen
feet southeriy Pearl street. TO point distant from
the northery of whitehall street eight feet from
thence from soutery side of Pearl street. from point
distant westerly side Of Whitehall street,
teen feet the Of Whitehall and state streets
And further given, that at the tms and place
Aforesaid n ,ton will be made for the appointment Of
the commissioners OF estimate and assessment in
the above entitled matter. ROBERT j. DILLON,
Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated New York, August 1858.
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CORPORATION NOTICE = PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or oc
e1pa.ts al houses lots improved or unimprSvsd
been BY and lodged the Office
o. the Bureau of for examination by all
Y tagging in Eighty fourth street between Fourth and
include Che and lots of ground vacant
lo pieces parcels land situated both sides OF
IixRty from Fourth to Fifth the
side Of Fourth avenue and the east side Of Fifth
north south of Eighty fourth street.
an whose interests affected the above named
ssssneu andho opposed to the same or either Of
sheR requested to their objections IN writing
the uBsersgned at their ONCE, No. Ball Of Records,
within thirty days from thesdate Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, ; Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
once Of Assessments Street Department, Aug 8,
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CO$L.
OF TX PER TON, FOR PEACH ORCHARD
OF 10 stove coal WIN he delivering " for three
GAYS Apply JANIS BAGDY, saal yASd, " vSk styseN
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EpEARHI: 19iEfNs co.. No. s. Wan street,
BROWN, EHIPLKY 4 90. Liverpool.
E:0 RO@HRTS CO, IS Kings Arms Yard, Lenden-
JOHN hUNReE co., No. Is Rus Notss Dane dss
Vetorea, PAys or
GEO. H. URAPEn, HavrA.
mo Of these ships viii not be aeeountabIe fer rs
dyer, bullion, specie jswsly prseicss ssones METALS
unless bnls 81 laang sxed Therefor and the value
thereof therein e1presssd
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CORPORATION NOTICr.-PURLICN NOTICE IL HERE
Nv riyen the occupant
II s houses lots proved unimproved snds affect
I'D tLereby thst the following
pled by the Assessors and arc lodged In the office the
Bureau for examip alton by all in
Isstsa v-for paving Margin street from Rvington to
stanton street. The limits embraced by uch assessment
b eude houses and lots ground
let's pieces and parcels Of land situated beth sides Of
from Rivngton Stanton street. All
Ors whose named
and who opposed TO the either Of them
to their objections in writing to the
undersigned At their Office No Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the date Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE. }Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Au-
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CUPREME CoURT-IN TIE NATTER OF TIE AP-
- pioation Of the Mayor Aldermen, and Oonnonsty Of
Vie :is Of New YSIh relative to The opening Of l9sd
In ths city Of New York Pursuant 70 statutes in suoh
made and provided the Mayor Aldermen, aad
ona1ty Of the city Of Now York. hereby give
they intend 70 apply 70 the The state
the city q New York. Saturday ths 18th Of August
D. 1858 q the opening Of the sourt tsst day. or 80
thereafter counsel be heard the
Of Commissioners Of Estimate and IN the above
entitled natter that the nature and extent Of the M
street, rom Third avenue TO riehsh .yepus n she city
cfHew York laid ont the plan Of sad CITY
and by OF act Of the Legislature Of the people
OF state Of New York entitled AD act relative to
toncbng the laying out Of streets a51 in
Se city New YORK. snd for other passed April
8, 1877 ROBERT DILLON
Counsel 10 the Corporation.
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SUPREME COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
= pication OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the city at YORK; relative to the opening Of Fourth
from Thirty eighth street to the norshsrly side q
wards Of said city Notice is hereby gven pursuant to
statute that the eport Of the Commissioners of Estimate
and Assessn the above entitled matter will bs pre-
sented to the Supreme Court at special term thereof to
be held City Hall of the city Of New York Satur
day the 18th day OF October r. 1853 and that there
then IS aoon thereafter he hoard motion
will lie made that said report be confirmed.
5 saHShl } SlSksEY, Commissioners.
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TJELvETIA AND LAFAYETTE GOLD MINING com.
II pany located at Grass Valley California; organized
1892 Is In full tide OF successfu operation its
veins opened being worked and highly produetive It's
mill 10 of great In s and work
with the mort satisfactory resu and its prospects for
future success founded actual experience of
usually hatterng nature There taken out to
Dee 20 1852 upwards Of s69 600 and the yield Of the mine
Is steadily increasing with each ssi report.
Dividends payable quarterly lin October January April
and July at the office Of the company In Grass Valley and
at the agency office In New York.
few shares and copies Of bylaws aud charter to-
gether with further obtained
Pile alton to
DANIEL ADEE, Agent lO7 Fulton street. New York.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE LOVERS OF THE
boreeA large number Of sound, beautiful horses Of
the finest staop matched pairs. large and small elegant
saddle horses for ladies gentlemen, broke in the best
manner, AZ KELLINGERS stables at Yonke,s near the
Mansion House within ten minutes walk of the Hudson
Rver Railroad depot Meals be had at all times Car
rages At the to convey persons about the country
moderate terms The stables good and ougtto be hea
thy they adjoining Dr. Kengers mammoth labers
tory There are the most beautiful riding grounds there TO
be found anywhere in the State Persons calling and
examine horses can pass the day delightfully."- and behold the
earth
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yVuLIAN WALLACE. THE NOTED DYER or SING
Sing has taken the fret premium for cslrs At tAs
" 0yids tail,
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CORPORATION OTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ ~ the owners occupant or occupants
81 NJ and lots improved unimproved lands a
thereby that the following assessments have been
,mleted by and are lodged in sh, otoe OF
Interested, viz For building in Thirty Fourth
uA1set between Fifth and Sixth The limits en-
RACED BY Include all the several houses
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
4fsh and Sixth All persons whose interests
affected the shove named assessments and who
Gasir objections in writing to the undsrsgned ut their
ysce No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
iNse Of ills notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES ]. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McEIELI,
ohhee Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department,
arru
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CORPORATION NoTIo2.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby to the occupant or o.
sspants q s houses and lots improved uuap
lsnds affected thereby that che have
been con petsd by AfsesoY and lodged In the
ties Of the Bureau Of Assessments for by All
sssst Ten Canal to Houston street The limits embraced
b include all The several houses and lots
both sides Of Wooster street. from Canal Blocker
street. on 1otb sides Broome Spring. Prince and Hous
ssn st,ses from ooster Greene street. All persons
whose interests Affected by the absvs named assess
are their sbesticAs In writing 70 the
ed at their office, No Hall OF Records within
u ipty days IRON the date of ths notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
once Hureau Of Assessments, Street Department Au-
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MESQUITE rBAR.CARYELE's PATENT MAGIC
convenient IN the world is ample for double beds;
be put taken down and packed in trunk in
minutes oceupyinE only one quarter foot Of For
sale at c. A. BOOOUINES, 235 BroadMny.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given the owners, occupant or occu
pants Of and improved uniuprovsd lands,
thereby following assessments have been
sonpsted ihs ana are lodged In the office Of
the Of for examination by a persons in
teresad isFor paving Thirty fifth street, from Broad
way Eighth The limits embraced BY such assess
msnt include all several houses and lots Of ground
ot and parcels Of land situated on both sdes
81 Thirty birth street. from Broadway ts Eighth avenue.
All affected the above named
snts and who opposed to the esher OF
at their Office, No Hall Of Records,
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
chAcs Bureau OF Assessment, Street Department Al.
INST B. 1879.
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CyINoN GARLAND, UNnERTAKER NO q souTU
y Thirteenth street, above Chestnut, Philadelphia

CTA MERING-IMP0RTANT DISCOvERY-NEWsYs
- TEN Of Curing Stnmmerins.-A mpednonts OF speech
speedily removed and the most stammerer re-
stored TO perfect fluent speech by certain simple ana in
fallible method. Apply TO DR.. $. L0EWENSTARK 500
Breome street, from l TO and RON to 70 r. N.
N. 9.--Refereuccs given In Europe and New York
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ExTRAoRDINA AIRY .cAsE-wE HAVE ONCE OR
II twice spoken favoraby of Dr. GILREkT thecelebrses
Doctor whose oce at 49, Broadway and
him aud had bcen trestsd by
him would be- perhaps the best copy ne
leans where the Doctor practsed sevss years with the
most astonishing success Sunday Dispatch
Drawn m .hs At the Of
whose signature is attached thereto. He
wealthy and respectable planter whom we have known fer
bond wherever he is known We have bacn long Of
his naernsan az was supposed helpless condition. his
ing company with esteemed friends he presented
himself at ONCE not cnred but in vigorous health
Here his statement in few words as IL could be made
in -.
About eighteen since oancerous Affection made its
deeper my n
Piled TO Dr. Hubbard respectshle physician then
piled TO De Crane His treatment likewise failed. In
is4s in company with Dr. Rex, went philadelphia and
ry He sdyised against the use Of The Ksfc Ss ssnd
no considered the incurable aad that had better
cured returned home endure in patience and ressna
On the 18th Of April s5O-havng in the meantime
oily beat. .sr 81 % on
cancer had sectsS my nose sdsseat bones had be-
der treatment until the 18th june and Thanks be 70 God
and the miraculous skill and Of Gilbert
ana psps the bone Ny sight has besn rsstors aSd
general health lie good have been dent and plan
tor Of Jefferson county in the State Of hissgg in The
Of the Baptist church and with gratitude to God
and truly eminent who has relieved mo and snatch
"a Se ssnest ~ my feow sufferers HiR An BsIDwiS
Signed in the Of the undsrned who have been
neghb DTS of Mr. Baldwin since 1911.
VIM LEATHERs, Of steambcst NAtshsz.