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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
EDUCATION!

..K no Wedge is POWcr.'-The sub
scrlber takes this method OF informing the cit
liens OF Plymouth and vicinity, that he will
open Il school In the school house OIL Monday
the 18th OF July.
TERMS.
Common English branches perqr. 50 80
Nat. Philosophy, Algebra u Geometry, 3 90
Languages, (Greck, Latin q French,) 5 90
JASPER PICKARD.
July 81 1855 20t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
wall 4 Window Paper,

4 New supply of Wall and Window Paper
"A Printed shades, &C., just received by
F.& G. B. ROBERTS.
Laporte July II, 1852 19yr.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
NEW ARRAN EN- ENTS.
Drugs and Medicines, Books and
Sf.faOnerV

ME Undersigned would NEST respectfully
call the attention of their friends, and the
public generally to their new Stores, which
are now completed, and being repleniShed with
flesh and desirable Drugs d Medicines of the
best and purest quality, where Druggists,
Dealers, Physicians and Families, can all pro-
cure their supplies at the lowest prices
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
To the Tax PAYERS af Plvm

No+:oo To the Tax Payers af Plym
4NOtiCC outh Corporation. The dupli-
cate is now in my hands for collection, and
Taxes Will be received at my house, until the
18th day o August. after which viii proceed
to collect by sale Of property.
j. b. y. KLINGER Treas.
July 2S 1853 2lt3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
n. Es. PACK ARD q Co.,
HAVE PURCHASED A SECOND STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Goods,

Having already made sad havoc among the
first enormous pile. Goods in New York hav-
ing met with serious decline in prices, every
body and their families are informed that they
can have as many goods as they can carry fol
one dollar.
Our neighbors can stand in their doors with
their hands in Their pockets inquIring for a
chance TO rent their store rooms. Gents, we
are sorry for you, but cannot help you-you
are behind the spirit of the age, and can't
dance to the tune of
Hail Columbia, mir cum'r Rouse.
No use 10 enumerate prices-we have every
thing 10 sell at less prices than any other place
in town, and only ask TO show you our goods
before you purchase elsewhere
You will find us on the east side OF Mchl-
gan street, doors north Of j. Brownlee & Co.'S
store--Sign over the door
We will pay the highest market prices fol
all kinds OF country produce.
n. r. PACKARD & Co.
June 90, 1853. 10Th.
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Canal sS'NcigNElO2s.
Ace amt nOthin--BlOOd will win!

The old settlers of Plymouth and vicinity
are taken all aback by the startling intell-
gence that
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
1t is Unrivalled in the Cure Of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

As Weakness, general Debility, Irregularity,
DISTINCTIONS; Swelling of the Feet, Limbs,
Joints, &C., caused by weakness, also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &C., also, Dropsy.
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IST OF LETTERS Rema

II IST OF LET
IL the Post Office at
oil July, 1853
Allen Ira
Alleunan John
Aldrich Mrs Ann
Ashley Mrs Nancy
Alexander s A G.
Alleman G ]
Abinser Geo
sh Ada m c
/ b bcock n l.
Bently Persis
Barber Sally Ann
Burnett Nj F
Beach Mrs E NJ
Ba bington w m
Bestwick Mary Mis-
Brown James
Bradley ia mes Esq
BaiIor Alley G
Burton James
Burt A S
BIes J Nj
Burch Amanda
Bruce A T
Bloom John
Bnrmnorth Geo
Bennett Frederick
Ba bington VIM
Base John
Bass John
Bowel BIzel M
Bum rdner Sol
Buwles Thomas n
Bannon James 2
Cline Thompson 2
Carey Joseph I
Cargo Carey
Cutler Da vid 2
Cook Charles
Calimease T
CowOce Jane Mrs
Crow Miss Rachel
Chinsman John
Click Frederick
earle Charley
Constable C. II 2
Cha pman c
Crowell L w
Castlema n Edmund
Cavinder Edward 2
Canaday Moses M
Conger Mary Jane
Carpenter \ l.
Cornelius Hira m
Cummins Lyvina
Corn Miss Electa 2
Clark Jasper n
Chase James
Colemen John
Cautwall w
Curtis Miss Martha :
Cunsta bic s. Della
ney Misses
Cliugdening r
Division Plymouth
Ollie Israel
Dlileman l. ID
Dunn Joseph B
ElsrOau David
Erwin Richard
Evans Jacob
Ellis Ii A
Ellisher MonsieuI
Pierre
Fdrrand w m r
Fry Miss Susan
France Jacob
Flint Abner
French r q
Fish Samuel
French Alma
Fluellen VIM
Finney James
French Margaret
Ferguson VIM
Fuller John
Frederick Monsieur
Hess
Gibson James
Gray Thomas
Gibson Mrs Hannah
Garman Caroline
Gibbs George G.
Hulbut Geo
Hughes William
Hossler Henry
Hoferce Sd muel
HUMP hrey David
Hughes Miss Marie t
Hancock p B
Hooker William
Harris S
Hardestv H P
Hedrick J G
HaZelton James
Hughes Mrs Ca tina
zine 9
Henry John
Hill Mary
Huff Jacob
Helm Jonathan
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Joints, &C., caused by weakness. also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &C., also, Dropsy.
Having made use of the Compound Syrup of
Yellow Dock Root, prepared by C. MORSE,
& CO., either ourselves, or in our families,
and finding it 10 be very salutary and effect
ual preparation, we Go most cheerfully recon-
mend it TO The public as very valuable med
Icine.
E. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National" Bank,
Providence, r. 4. A. w. Spencer. Esq, Cash
Ter Lime Rock Bank, GO do do. Rev. William
Phillips, Rev j. B. Richmond, C. S. Jones,
editor Providence Gen. Advt., VIM. Field, Nj.
w. G. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. f. II. p, James
Hutchinson, G. S. Dea, V. ]. Bates, Doct.
Benz. Colby, and one hundred others of the
most respectable families of Providence.
This certifes that lhave for number OF
years been acquainted with the composition
and mede of manufacture Of MoRSE's Com
pound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root have al
so been acquainted with its moduS operandi
IN disease, and can say that in all respects 1t
is admirably calculated 10 remedy that class OF
diseases for which it was designed Ii is eS-
pecially valuable in Indigestion and all its at
enoant symptoms, it excteS TO healthy &C
ton the liver, removes Torpor, and inactivity
o this organ, and stimulates healthy action IN
all the system. As Depurator or purifier of
the Blood it las no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, M. ID.
Providence, r. |. Jan. 4, 1853.
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i<Aoh pm
Lured Temple
Leonard Ca tharine
Loudon john
Luse John
Nancy
La wson George
La wson Aaron
Loid Harvey
Long Martha
Lemon Elisha
Lem inert Lloid
Lolmore John
Nc Williams Mrs M
Morris David
Moore Elizana
Marquis Isaac
Money John f
Ma glolhern Cathern
Miller John
McLane Israel
Ma thews ] j.
Morris John 2
Mosley Joan
Miichler Mrs NJ
Mccoy Re becca
Mason w Nj
Maltren ny james
Misery 2 |
Marsh Amey
Norris A w
Null Jacob
Norton Miss o NJ
Ousterhouse Peter
Osgood PhiIend
Peckham J &
Parks Esqr
Palmer Mary M
Pierce Ezra
Painter Todd
Pratt Ben ia min
Parlei Mary
Powell Philander
Ringer George
Reed w William
Reares J
Replogle Eliza beth
Rank Hiram A
Roude bush Morid
Rltchey H E 2
J Reckmiel Eliza bet h
-Redcheson John
Rock well Richard
Reighley Isaac J
hO0eTtS w llllam
Rich monh S K
Rankey John
Raude baugh Michael
Smith & Patten 3
Sutton Samuel
Stanly Mary Jane
Stebbins Abner 2
rSd m pson Mr.
Seymour Geo
Shakes John
Saylor Michael
Shoe ma ker Mary
Swearingen Pleasant
Shirley John
Shelton Haywood
Sprout VIM
Stanly Milton
Taylor George
Tenger Philip
Thomas Isaac 2
Turner Ma thew
Taylor ] S School
master.
futile Washington
Tuman Nancy
lTuly VIM
L thompson Benz
Taylor Miss Mary f
Thomas Daniel
Thompson Lemuei
Vitchune V 3
Warren Philip
Warfeld Jackson
William
Wetheron Hugh b
Waldo Calvin
Wiley J
Williams Wesley
Wilson Richard 2
Wyant Frank
Wadkin Christopher
Winner Peter
Welch Ann
Villa ms John
Williams George
MILESTONE Jacob
Yefeman Dowson
Young Manluf
10 ahayp 1et+arc will
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To the Treasurer of Marshall county
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28
The State of Indiana,
Marshall County,

In the Marshall Circuit Court august
Term, 1893.
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+. & G. B. Roberts Advertisements
LAPORTE, INDIANA.

VA "W~ @1DO6HDsS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-03
To BE CONTINUED.

The rIsHERIEs.-Sone lime since mentioned that
Mr. Ambrose Shea had been appointed by the legislature
OF New foundland delegate 10 Washington 10 represent
that colony before DOR government in the matter OF
cprocal free trade and fishing rights AT the time the
stature adopted protest TO the British government
agans, any arrangement of these matters by which New
foundland should be excluded from share in the benefits
that may to the colonies from settlement between
the nations MIR. Shea has been well received al
Washington, and is satisfied that be ba, succeeded in the
object of his mission. As Newfoundland has
features speak OF, and does produce surplus OF
any grain, unless IL be OATS would evidently be for
ineres, reciprocste trade and with her All
the reports and correspondence relative 10 the fishery
question have been officially published by the Nova SEQ
tia government Capt DAILY, OF British schooner
Darling, who visited" fifty United States fishing
sells the last season, praises them very highly, in COM
paIson with the colonial craft in the business
The home government have this season sent whole
feet OF cruisers to look alter our fishermen, while the
Vixen is the only United States vessel that has been Of
dercd those waters The interest Of all parties de-
mands adjustment OF The question.-Boston Post
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Proposals for the Cut-stOne Work, Brick Work, Sc
the Louisville Custom house.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June . Is

TREASURY DEPARTMENT June ., 1853
THE received for The work
Louisville under
ment OF March 3d. 1885, such that deemed for
excavations, masonry carpenters work. sus
pend action OF the remainder for the present. bur
of brick be used brick appears fully
has been decided again reopen the subject for e
fore hereby given that proposals will received this department
building, furnished wrought into the
complete including, with Materials clamp
brick work, backing The
must be Of the best qualify Of New Albany KNOB or White
stone, the option OF the department. quad
being laid in the building aud OF quality all
ps at am" no se ss % w @ Of me
tending architect OF said building Louisville Kentucky All the
deep cherry red color and be every way equal I.
brick OF the best quality All the labor work and materials
and specifications prepared for the by the experimenting ac
The proposals both give price
according to the original design plan and specifications bid for
according the reduced
semen of March IS 1885, and be separate for each kind Of
The department the night reject the
ed IL be deemed necessary 10 . interests OF be United States
les and the assignment thereof without
per furnished accord
hog % e and amounts be
the work proceeds and heen be retained unt the build
Ing is completed and delivered 10 The United States
Every proposal be accompanied by guarantee
signed BY r-ponsios esIuhed be the
OF the United States district Judge for the said dc
bidder will when required II his proposal be accepted enter into
for the faithful performance of said contract.
can be examined and other information ioahs me proposed
can be obtained on application to the experimenting architect
The proposals be department.
~; opened o'clock p M on the day
shall be present JAMES GUTHRIE,
June a-2awtAus2 Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MoKE STEAMSHIPS UNDER coNTRAcr.-Jaeob A. West-
erve esq has Just contracted 10 build two steamships
for Charles Mogan. 10 be employed IN navigating The
Ga OF Mexico, and the keel OF OF them - already
laid They are TO be finished next fall The largest wall
me assure about 1000 tons. Her length viii be $40 ieel
breadth IS feet and depth OF hold 10 ieet Her male
will be 2lo feet in length with "a feet breadth OF beam
and 10 feet depth OF hold Her measurement Will be
about 400 tons The engines will be built al the Nor
gan Iron Works. and will be of the description denoml-
mated .'beam engines, which are now generally prefer
red on account Of their being lees liable 10 get out of
pair than other varieties
Mr. VIM n Webb will launch the steamship SaR
Francisco for Rowland & Aspinwall, next week. She
registers about 1900 tons.
The Virginia steamer jamestown is nearly ready for
sea,
Isaac c. Smith, of Hoboken, has commenced clipper
ship OF 900 for Messrs. Howes & Co. and Copes
Allison have put down the keel OF propeller for Capt
Delano and others. OF New Bediordthe first of line OF
four TO run between that port and New York. She will
register 800 tons.
There is something than 1000 tons OF shipping
the stocks but large proportion OF the whole il
completion that there is now abundance of
The ship yards not remarkably animated present
J0urr al Of Commerce
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Ole BULBS coLosY.-Great preparations MAXI
Oleona, Pennsy lvania, by Ole Bull personally and his
followers 10 celebrate the coming Fourth of July a
magnificent scale On that occasion he expects large
number OF his musical brethren 10 assist in the ceremony
lie is fitting up grand concerroom 100 fee, in length
and 80 feet wide, which will be of the upper
OF bis own dwelling.
His colony seems 10 be progressing very rapidly Tor a
new country. Ole Bull is certainly extraordinary
man. You him up at daylight in The morning,
mounted his famous Norwegian horse, riding around
examining his lands After his breakfast you will find
him assisting the mechanics in their operations, raising
buildings, sc. After dinner he may be found working
on the roads with quite number OF hands.
The schools of the colony lourishing under the
care and instruction of number OF teachers from New
England. These schools he visits daily -,...
When he executes deed for lana 10 his counrynen
he inserts clause deprying lhem OF the privilege of
selling liquors, except medicne-N. y Tribune.
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TREASURY DxrkRTsEsT juno j, 1853,
DRoPosALs will be received department day
Of August next at ~ O'Clock for the construction Of
office, &c, Wilmington,
the hogsphed drawings and printed specifications prepared
OF this Ami b.
architect thereof and dated February i2 1889 said
be for whole building
work the right the
hereby invited should United require
Eghtve Of the
furnished according price aid
retained until the completion and the
acceptance Of the work, &c. by the superintendent.
Contract. viii be awarded only builders mechanics
and thereof other person.
the Secretary Of Treasury will be forfeiture
Every proposal be accompanied by
responsible persons
the United States district judge Of
rede the bidder wil IL
sal be accepted bond,
sufficient securities, in the Of $4,000 for its faithful perform
Autographed plane working drangs and printed specification.
be had and examined other Information
posed obtained application This
the custom house Wilmington, Delaware.
addressed
Secretary Of the Treasury endorsed Proposals for
Wilmington Desware') and win be opened al
the day fixed for receiving the in the presence
bidders, II any shall be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
June 2-2swtAug l Secretary Of the Treasury.
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ST. FINDARs CArHrDRAL.-This stately edihcc, so
nightly ornamental to the street in which is located, is
now steadily progressing to completion at Charleston
TOT = week or Ten days past the workmen have been
Dusty engaged in covering in the skeleton of the s,eepe
Nne hso oeen some time previously secured upon it's
massive Stone lower and the 27th ut the large ball
and the cross which surmoun,s it were boised M and
placed upon llsplnnacle The men engaged in this APP
PATIENTLY petiIons employment, when viewed from the
street looked little larger than pgmies
ICharlesfo~ name,
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NATURAL HrsroRr-Signor Don Francis Adolph Sau.
valle native of this city, but opulent resident
in Cuba forwarded by The Isabel from Havana and pre-
sented understand, TO the professor Of natural his
tory in the college OF Charleston two living Iguanas and
a specimen Of the "Great Cayman Of Cuba" croco-
die thirteen feet long, also specimens OF the wood
bark lace and leaves Of the lace tree with piece OF the
rope manufactured from it, The lguanas intended
for dissection before the class OF students
tCh~yiestor Courier, 2sh ut
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DARN FOR sale in Alexandria county. yirginta with
Ia two miles Of the aluednei and four from the Presidents
House, by OF will sell
From thereof located above, within half mile
Bs Cross Roads hundred
between twenty Eve and ny Of beautiful mbcred land
cleared
Including which be
be disposed purchase
referred John Ball. Ninth street. Pennsylvania
sv-nus, Horsho Bal, on sdiscent farm,
May f1-eoda WIN. BALL.
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Three Hundred Dollars Premium for n Plan for a
Msrket-housc.


Washington, June 4, 1859.
NDER authority OF
u and board Common Council
April 1885, authorizing the committee therein appointed obtain
building
the Centre Market house suitable and public
pose hereby given hundred dollar,
will be for building said
erected site OF the Centre market house.
desiring offer plans application the Mayors
Office either personally letter. obtain diagrams Of the
with dimensions the adjacent thereto.
building the
floor for ali market with second floor
than f feet capable Of being divided into
with various offices and for other public the
Wi on and
further the subject be obtained app
"a Mayors ofce.
Each plan be accompanied with specification
The plans be ca the Mayors Office before IL o'clock
m, Monday, the first day Of August
The paid whose plan shall be
proved Of and adopted by this corporation.
JOHN W. nAURY, Mayor
June 3-QawtAugl
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IMMIGRATION AT NNw YoRK.--The following tables
show the inning alton at this port for the month just
closed ALEC for the year, up to the present time with
comparison OF corresponding periods for the three years
Immediately preceding. The statistics those pre-
served by The commits of emigration and are more
accurate than those from cusiom-h house records
The number OF alien passengers arrived during the
mooth OF May 80 ,23l, from the following coun.
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THE subscribers beg leave respectfully TO inform
their friends and the pubc that they Keep hand
Of wood coal, and sand.
Those wishing winters supply would do give
design keeping all times stock the low
advances from price.
TO enable sell al the prices will be
sivsly for cash.
+. II. WoRTHINGToN CO.,
Successors w. j. sibley n Co.O
June 9-eod3 fTn,ci1 Corner Of IAN and q streets,
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June 2-9swthug

Ns'hThFTNh, Ibli
GENERAL meeting OF the stockholders
n held banking city Monday,
Of July merit for the purpose Of oectne trustees, for the
neu
The . o close at N O'Clock m
Nv order q board
May a-eodt21Juns dfttJuly RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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ls5.3i3 do


FINE COTTON sTALK--We have been shown by III
Granville Horde, residing in the Horns creek neghoof
hood stalk two OF cotton about ten inches IN height
with full supply Of leaves and one or two embryo
squares -EdgsfeH Advsrfisr, 25h VII
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American yacht victory.
The opening match OF the Prince OF alec Yacht Csh
took place yssefdayths beautiful weather added 10 th
excellent list OF entries, producing very large attend.
ance Of visiiers 10 accompany tue race Waterman No
not only being crowded with company, but several gen
clemens yachts belonging the various clubs also being
IN attendance, The following the cenlendinr
boats:
sIssr
Name. Tona. FsY
sIsago;. w Ssa
UndiDs. White, rcd and blue triangle
Ida. ;i.......... hss 9ss. w a..
Demon. White, with bis majesty n centre.
Cailope. ............ Blue, with amber border
One minute per ION allowed; only vessel of each
class to receive Prize The distance appointed was from
Blackwell 10 Gravasend and back and the Truan, al
though OF The second class backed by her friends 10
eclipse any the larger list She declared to be an
American clipper that possessed the advantage oil shift
ing keel and could beat at such pace war.
rant the favorable opinion expressed OF her There were
other very good things the list. but the American SO
engrossed The attention OF leading yachiDen that but little
thought was bestowed upon them. AS the time approach
ed for the start the most lively interest prevailed and as
they had 10 beat against dead noser all the way
down it was quite evident that barring accidents the
merits OF the boats would be tested and soon enough.
Indeed, they were. Mr. j. Berncase, The commodore,
having los ec,ed the yachts at the station the signal
to start al IL hours Al minutes, which was most
promptly obeyea by the whole OF the fleet The Alba
ross first fairly under weigh, and next The ldas but
the Truan, almost Immediately took the lead OF the whole
feet ard never forfeited her proud position Her rig
OF the soop character, her foresal and b being in
and like the AmeIci, laced to her boom. more handy
craft was never seen lhe Thames Without reference
to her keel shifting al pleasure she showed herself inf
nley supt or to her rivals working down. AT Wool
wich the Britannia was second the ldas third Julia
fourth, Calope fifth The Julia shortly afterwards pass
ell the Idas and in this position they arrived at the flag
boat Just above Gavesend the Truant being more than
quarter OF an hour advance Of the JULIA and the lat
Ter 10 minutes before the ldas. VI The third class,
the Callope considerably 10 front, AID IN this order
they ran up to the return post as follows:
II. NJ.
ldas ID 70
Shortly afterwards The Britannia aud the Callope and
Abatross were together at half.l asst 2.
The prizes were duly presented, with appropriate
speeches, by The Commodore.
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Shortly afterwards he Britannia and the Caliope and
Abatross were together at half.Ia s,7.
The prizes were duly presented, with appropriate
speeches, by the Commodore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
Ernm Y. Morning Starl

TRuLv ALARMiso The City Inspectors
weekly returns exhibit ieari"l array oi deaths
by Diseases Of the stomach and the bowels, sris
ing directly or Indirectly from imperfect digestion.
The human body can no more he in healthy
state en- the stomach is disordered, Than a
watch can keep true time when its handspring Is
injured. And how readily and painessly the
digestive apparatus and all its dependent organs
can be regulated and restored to their full VI or
The Alternative aud cordial propertles OF iurcH.
mos VEGETABLE DYsrEPsIA BirrERs WI
accomplish this object with a, ree's,on aud cei-
ta,nty that justify us in pronouncinS 1t 'nfall,b'e
The accordant /, stiinony OF all who have heen
wise enough to give ita trial, bear us out in the
assertion. The proof Of its efficacy does not rest
upon the statement of few patients, but upon the
voluntary declaration of thousands. -,
Circulars, containing the certificates ofremark
able cures, and tho high estimation in which
this Medicine is held by the public press, can he
h I'd of the agents, free.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
Principal Ollice, 22Futon street, Ny
Junel3