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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

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nay nay easily be attained By Ealing At r. G. GAKpNERs
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pssssiy imported for this establishment
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Depot 50 Ann street 81 bottesix bottles 81 3d.
Waite Nervous Antidots IL now beginning
70 be SndsrstSoa Il Is mot compounded TO this
apostle DIGESTION and strength which guaranteed
long Once * GrssnwieS st.'''' cannot remain
Singular Discovery has been made for IN.
and q IF ss
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HARVEY 4 WALLACE.
5000 Wigs ana Toupees are to be found
e the manufactory Of MEDHURsT BEARD, "a Maiden
rsas 81" ma r T.ea It
This out. ''''- w "'s' "na mar oy'ns Cut
Phnlon's Magic Hair Dye, to color che
a. s,' S S rsisF; the Romsn it applied without
J: sa aE':s
Phal0n's Chemical Hair Invicorntor IN
and to restore hair that fallen or or
sasSms snin and to cure seurf or dandraG
nd s Broadway under the st. Nicholas Hotel and ali the
wigs md TOupees-BatchcIorss New stvye
wigs the perfect imitation natnys
.ssf Those wanting very superior article
where found the largest and best assortmsnt
= the CITY Copy the address. ,
Hair Dye-Baschelor's Celebrated LIQUID ]
sss Ss ~ for eOons the hair
with and old ssssss he'd hss
a4 No. Fl :: O. applied
Gouraua's Liquid Hair Dye H. without o.
option or reservation tho very Beware
puned dye: Equally celebrated 10 Gourauds Medcated
Gap Tor curing pmPlss freces chaps rough
1dy Liquid Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss st e. =
' slker street, near Broadway. -
Card.-Dr. Powell, OcuIist, Aurist &c..
MI receive his patients for Tho season from 10 10
O'clock aaliy. Dr. Powell has recently imported 1
eye In color movement expression and can
inserted and removed without pain Dr. Pow
on the Eye" be procured office; also
y celebrated seifacting and fountains Dr. Powell
established private clinique to 10 o,cJoc n
ally Ter persons In limited Circulars containnr
can be obtained free his o05 Broadway
esween'Broome and Spring streets. 7
wigs and TOupees, manufactured by CIlre- ~
osn nave for twenty stood tho competition
tne world for superiority Of material beauty Of
nAsa ana natural cxactneys II It, NAV he ansscd
inc curosities Of genius and CAL and
bVER EASEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. {:
EE FIRST, THIRD, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH y y
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INSURANCE.


UTHy ,sTOR FIRE INSURANCE C0MPANY-OFPICE
Cbatbpm Bank sIpding, No ~ Chatham street-centi-
nncs to nsro dweGys warehouses; stores ships and car
Yoo III mort and ho cod furniture, merchandise and
Ierty Of ali kinda on tte ost favorable terms. Losses
p"'' ~ 'VVA We WV r. PINKNEY, President
ROBERT d, HART, Secretary.
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u ,4SnnAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION AZ
nad and hessskespsr She uadsrstssds her dutS
irssss AID spssks Snesh a.d g. give the bsst Of ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

rI,o MERCHANT TAILoRs WANTED, A SITUATION
cutter by who has had several years expert
cutting fashionable work Best of reference
given Would have objection to going out Of town. Ad
dress Cutter, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

ITO MuLwRIcUTs.-A GOOD MILLwRIGHT NAY
meet with steady situation at the Columbia Saw Mills
ecdgwick street, near Hamilton ferry, South Brooklyn.
kche but o first rate hand need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

WAnIED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN
f suatien as waiter in private family Can be- seen
street NJ ms present place, II East
reference. - 'o"n VI country. Good
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w house keepers wanting servants arc reminded OF
NORRIS co. - Intelligence 0fioe ~ Broadway corner
Reade street. where servants Of tidy habits ana VITA
good admitted waiting Tor places 60
day good Engiish and Irish Protestant cooks hotel COOKS
and Proteptant habernaids and walters irish gris Tor
every kind domestic work with good Recommendations
Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

rTo PRlNTERs.-WANTED, A PREsSMAN ACQUA1NT
cd with job work in general and capable of running
Under To suitable for the situation good wages
and steady situation will be givcn Apply to H. a. Brown
third story Ledger Buildings southwest of Third
Chestnut streets, Philado phia.
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w $3.50 BUTCHER; YOUNG MAN PRE-.
NJ; .rrea ono thoroughly acquainted with his business
with Sooa wassa and constant employment Apply
avenue. 1AAso esEcct anu sixth
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VxrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation she IL good washer and ironer and u
good plain cook she has lived with the most
families and ia willing to do the work OF small prva
family The best city be given. Can be
seen days. at 1s Ludlow street. in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

THIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENTS
n MRS. SIMMONS respectfully announces to her nu
that che will her extensive and
stock Of military goods on Thursday March "a ut 'o
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w ANTEB-AG ACTIVE LAD IA OR lsypAps on
age In commission hoalM Who resides with ~; Us
Il. G., Herald 61hce. Ai"1' Aodress5
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VxJANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. A
w situation chambermaid or waiter; good washer
and roner Would like to in small private family
city reference. Can be for two days. at III Wash
int
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

ment-Wantsd person Of good address, TO obtain sub
scrbcrf In the city and vicinity To work Of City
reference required Apply at No. Cottage row Furman
etreet South brooklyn, after 7. NJ
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w ANlED-A CHIEF NATE, GAN AMERICAN PRE-
r. ior hrst class ship bound San Francsoo
.na Is temperate well qualified gives the best of
Herald Office. - ~ P"'N' nuuRcSS ohipmastcr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

A kESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU.
a'on 70 90 the homework Of family; is an ex-
washer and roner and has the best Of city
riease apply 1t avenue A. first foor front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

WANIED-A BOY, ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS OF
70 learn the pencil case businesg; also one that
cas- 9y it some time Inquire at H. H. BXGLEY
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LOST AND FOUND.

&7k REWARD.-DIAMOND CROSS LOST CONTAIN
ing eleven stones and ON tor connect
thereto chain for the neck the heavily sot
chy wrought The above reward will be- paid by eavine
~ WIN DA'iD RAFT III broadway, corner White street,
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yxTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation cook. washer and ironcr, in small pri
ynte family has no do chanberwork sewing
waiting Good city reference from her last place. Please
call III Fourth second floor Can be seen for two
lar
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VXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL,
w suation az good plain cook chambcrnaid and wal
ter or washer Has objection to 90 shor
distance country Good reference from her last
Inauire ut las West Fifteenth street. between Seventh
and Eghth 10 to II o'clock and from to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

w hNIED-TW0 YOUNG MEN, OF GOOD ADDRESS
ana character to travel in tho country Also two
ahy mon or me city Apply from 10 4. NJ TO r H. Ia
street. '' 'A''ue, oon " Co.'s, 20 John
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w ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE FEMALE A sITUA
.,, ms pain cook and to do washing and ironing in
private family Can give good city reference
two days - AeAs" e'1oo'S ior
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rrpe srnrIE PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M and Ingisl sacred and SECULAR has decided 70
aYo,c few hours day for tho instruction OF YOUNG
rivnte or those for the stage concert
rom Mrs seguin will be happy TO give all informssiog
concerning terms, lplsns &c., ut her residence Whe(
street. Hrovdway.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTEsTAN NJ
" young woman, situation az chambermaid ami saam
srsss. Has no objection to short distance in the
where she has lived years and can Give sood ~
Hrenees Please call at No. yWashington SQUARE for two
days, between ii and 8 O clock .NS~~AS' W. wv
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A sIrUA.
" non as chambermad is fine washer and ironer and
Sorv @ french autcr to do plain sewing Is Of
pressing disposition and has tho city
two days. ~" "o sech ior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23

yITANTED-A GOOD STEADY Roy, OR YOUNG NAN,
.ip grocery store One we'll acquainted with the bu
sness may apply o'clock In the morning. At No
Cath rins street corner Of Hamilton j.. A. MARTIN
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u spectacle who has been regularly brought up to
flowers and vegetable propagation, and of green,
house plants and and raperes The best OF
city honesty sobrey and industry Can be
seen at yertue's Florist @ Nineteenth street. corner
of Fourth
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WANTED-A MATCHMAKER, ONE WHO CAN COME
~ Wei recommended, and an American " NAs
BROWN ATWOOD, I48 Chatham ,traa&
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Wigs and Toupees, manufactured bv CIre-
nsys Tor twenty years stood tho test of
nnisn and natural cxactnc II It, They NAV be cassed
among tho curiostes Of genius art Cali ana
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ITO 0NOCERS, ErC.-sITUATION WANTED BY A
yorns seosehman either - boob keeper salesman in
wnosessie or retail Has had eight years an
psrsnee In the above iine Satisfactory Testimonials a e
ana abilities can BE- given. Please address Clerk
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VxyANTED-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
Protestant girl to cook wash and iron; is first rate
baker and is capable doing kinds of would
have objection to do to take care Of child
chdrens maid chambermaid and waiter Either have
objection 60 to country place in private family
al Eighteenth street. First avenue, for
tvo dnyE
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yxyANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG NAN, A
w Protestant, as coaehman who perfectly unaersnnas
his business objection to work the garden re-
CURED and himself generally useful Can 30 soGn
Tor two days at Roony No. l9 Mott street. from II
until O'Clock.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTAR RI =
~, girl as COOK washer and ironer in a private family
as good city references Please No VI First street
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA BIE
~; woman, as good plain cook, 6rs rate washer and
roner or AZ laundress Under stands 6ne washing and
ironing The best of city reference can be riven
call at No. Is Fourth avenue. - e'SA AAoaso
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ftuauon ss houBekeeper companion an invalid
.espec tano family Direct motto to J. b., No. 2l2
had. " - paw "AsA7 -" AhsoINieW
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w ANIED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER OR
~ cicrx IN Wholesale store, by young man who ia fu,
m and has bad experience In business
IN Wis elt lie willing TO devote ali his ener lies to ths
interest OF hs employer and will be satsgcd with mode
can be rren P.asc ,aa satisfactory reference
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ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE, TIDY GIRL A sITrr
aton as cook, washer and ironer, in u small gentse
privStc family would prefer chamberwork and WHITING
has best OF city reference from last place familiar
Perry and Harrison. ''A0''' oos"e0h
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WANTED-BY LITTLE GIRL, Il OR "A YEARS or
,Ase ntuAenin some respectable family is fond of
hna ana gentle IN her manAers willing to
make herself generally useful Can seen for three dsys
nees Twsnth street. between Fifth aud Sxth avc
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yVANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Young woman, - chambermaid and laundrcss, or
would do waiting in private family. Good city reference
given Please inquire So University place, stairs be-
dayg
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VxTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
w situation a. nurse and seamstress She is . good
note Fourth Of Twentieth street. for
two days, which will be attended to.
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yyTANTED.-PRoTEsTANT SERVANTS PROVIDED
every station In respectable families both In city
country, at the employment Agency Office 10 East
street. Union square between Broadway and
Fourth N. BCalls for cooks walters, and other
and female domestic very frequent every day
Capable aud well recommended servants r always success
nj In obtaining first class SITUATIONS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
History of the Beech Drop, or Cancer
Root.

TNHE Beech Drop, or Cancer Root, is figured and de-
l. scnbed by the celebrated DR.. Barton, in his Medi-
cal Botany.
A KIN owleGge Of its extraordinary medical virtues
was first learned from the North American Indians. by
whom II was used for the treatment and cure Of Can
Ger. Rheumatism, Scroiula, aud Consumption.
Quick results in all chronic diseases are not 10 be
expected all the fluids and secretions Of the system
are in a disordered and vitiaed state and the only
way Of restoring the blood and secreons TO natural
and healthy state is by the use Of alternative which
changes it from an impure and diseased state to its
normal and healthy condition.
II will, however, take or less time to effect
cure where the faint Of the constitution is deep and OF
long standing; but perseverance IN IT'S use, Will secure
the desire change, and the debated organs will be
restored 10 their former vgor.
II is useful in all scaly skin diseases, liberated
Sore Throat white Swellng diseases Of the 5one and
all cases of an ulCerous character. II is also parcu-
larry useful in Chronic and Nervous Complaints, oc-
curing in debilitated and cache,ic constitutions IN
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Enlargement Of the
Liver and Spleen, Dropsy diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, and all diseases arising from an impure state
OF the blood.
The estimate that is accorded this preparation by the
medical profession, and indeed by all competent to
iudge Of its merits may be in the fact, that 1t IS
constantly prescribed by many Of our most eminent
physicians and that has been prese nted TO their stu
dents as worthy Of their especial attention.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
CURE OF CANCER!

Georgetown, ID. c., Nov. |, 1852.
Dear Sr am pleased TO hear that you have con-
scented to extend the usefulness Of your valuable prepa
ration of Beech Drop by placing it before the public
Anxious that nv fellow-men may be benefited by its
powerful virtues have concluded to narrate as near
as possibe my case with the hope that out OF the
thousands Of unfortunate beings afflicted with smi.
lar disease, may be induced to use It, For the
tuthluness OF my statement can with pride and sat
sfaction refer 10 the citizens Of Georgetown, the most
of whom know me personally. and have a perfect
knowledge Of the wonderful cure effected By the Beech
Drop, in my case was attacked in June, 1919, with
an Inflammation of my nose, which terminated IN sup
puraton. | applied TO several Of most prominent
Physicians one pronounced il an eating cancer, an
other scrorula, another syphilis. The disease was ar
rested for while but broke out again in May, $50,
with renewed violence. The thermal surface Of the
ineguments Of the cheeks together with the throat
aud palate became liberated. The whole OF the lntCg-
uments of the nose were destroyed by liberation, and
a part OF the upper lip fell Off The eyelid OF my left
eye was also destroyed by liberation. The disease
then extended tony shoulder blade, which also became
a horrible ulcer.
At this time given up by my physician, and avoided
by everybody, Iprayed for death ! coulu not make
myself understood my swallowing was very difficult,
with no appetite whatever. The discharge from my
ulcers was nearly one pint day. man who had
been raised among the Indians in the Far west IN the
capacity o. Interpreter, visited town with several
Of the chiefs, Hearing of my great suffering, he
called upon me, and urged that should use the Extract
Of Beech Drop. He prepared il in the manner used by
the Indians, aud administered it to me. He directed
me 10 continue the OF il two weeks, at which time
the ulcers began to diminish, and lose their offensive
odor used il two months, and my disease became
perfectly cured. gradually recovered my strength,
and now at the age of seventy able to undergo any
hardship and suffer any privaten that It seems TO me
''' 'OD'' JAMES WEBSTER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08

Near College, Nov. %, 1852.
Dear Sir have carefully read the statement made
10 YOU by James Webster, IN relation 10 his sore aic
preparation of the plant known as the BEECH DROP
have been we'll acquainted with James Webster for
the last thirty five years, and It gives me more than
ordinary satisfaction in having this opportunity to offer
my testimony in the entire reableBess Of his charac
ter and integrity in all respects. The long time
Though which have known him, his remarkably good
character, and moral and respectable department,
such as not only 70 secure to him my approval aud ad
UiTation but has in my knowledge and ooiniOh, seeu
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
J. L. KIDWELL.

u u. NIUW ELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs chemicals, patent medicines, per-
fumery, paints, oils, dye Stuffs, surgical in
strumentS, glassware, &C., High street,
Georgetown.
July 18th, 1853. (d6mN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
Another Remarkable Cure !
Certificate of Thomas Bdngs.


Georgetown, Nov 90, 1859.
Dear Sir. was afflicted, In 1879, 80 aud 80, with scror
lous condition NY system, In which physician thought
my lungs were materially involved restricted TO the
simplest de Ia fact my stomach would digest food suf
fcient to dive strength. Upon consultation with another
eminent medical man, my pronounced deep seated
aud ncurabe. My physician ceased visiting aud my
death was fully expected In n phSr time. James Webster
called on mo- and persuaded u the Extract Of Beech
Dop. In few DAYS my appetite improved, and all the
pleasant symptoms about my passed or My genera
health was improved by the Of II, In 3o4 weeks, that
INV weight Increased from 1876 l75 pounds In Twelve
You can scarcely house where they had used H.
and all ucknsw dye Its great virtues My family Is
without IT, aud attribute my good health entirely TO ts
win eheerluy give further information to any concern
ING this extraordinary medicine, II they Will call IN
person, IHOMAs BANGS, hgh St'
! Mr. ]. f.. KIpwELL,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
Chronic Rheumatism Cured!

Georgetown jan. 5ls lS1is
Dear Sir II Is with o gratitude, and desire that
others suffering from disease may be induced TO the Extract
Of Beech Drop that consent tn give the following statement
for publicity, Until last month was sufferer FROM Chon-
Rheumatism, FROM the effects OF which my health
completely undermined and broken up that lost - 30
pounds OF my usual weight Anxious find Trc
sorted approved patent mrdcines. used mum
Der OF bottles of Townsends Sa apaa and exhausted the
list Of LuimCnls, without effect My joints becamu now
enlarged aud the pains Ia my limbs excruciang that they
had tn be rubbed two three times night The muscles
OF a of siSty-hve when walked. In this condition,
through curiosity than belief In good effects, COM
the ur your eCh Drop Ond In ten twelve days
swelling about joints had subsidized and now after the
three bottles, Lm able to my business, and
walk with the and comfort that formerly did
Yours truly, &C,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
SCR0FULOUS SORE EVE,

which gradually extended her whole body The character
Of the disease was ~ that despaed OF saving
nn dreaded the loss Of her feet She had scab her
entire hcad aud after using caps and tnkng 10 bottles
" Swaim fanncCa, aud quantity Of Syrup e Saap
arla dircGed Jumes Webster TO He con.
sn OF the n the Extract II Beech Drop, aud used
IT, In three weeks her all healed and her head
horrible the gh dried up. She is married now,
and with healthy family aud has had the least
return OF her disease since.
Yours, etc,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08

red to him the same appreciation from every one who
knows him. have, in fact, (if may be allowed the
expression ever looked upon him as very extraord
nary man and Tor his general good sense, prudence
and intelligence all his acquaintance can, and am
sure will, If requested, bear testimony,
am cir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
LEWIS CARBERY.
Mr. ], L. KIDwELL.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
Another Similar Case
of Mrs. MdTy HdubdUgh.

Georgetown, ID. e., Sept ., 1859.
This IL certify that my daughter Mary Emma afc
ted with from the Of until sc
eight years old Her len eye inhamcd In such de-
thu physician remarked that would be miracle i
she did lose IT, Aer eNcrtng every means IN power
suhdup the inflammation, the good effects Of Beech Drop in
rheumatism nAd other diseases, induced to II. The
produced wonderful In four five days the u-
illumination all ubsded the ch's general health improved,
aud she now exhibits the picture Of good health.
MARY HAUBAUGI, Second st.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-08
Scrofulous Ulcer Arrested!
Certificate of H. Kengid.

Georgetown, Nov %, 1852
This is 10 certify that my coored boy was afflicted
with scrofulous ulcers of The worst character which
extended entirely over his whole body. Medical aid
could not arrest the disease until usder the direction
of my physician, we commenced the use Of the En-
tract Of Beech Drop with him. In very short time
his general health improved and the ulcers all dried up
and he is now perfectly well. II. KENGLA,
Above Georgetown, d G.