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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12
EXCURSIONS.

E 1Ic,TRsI4pN ON. AND REGgL.R TRIPS TO STATEN
hall street south side Of tho Battery every hour from A.
and I?ssrn<d nas boat: .,s n.
Boats leave staten Island ssove and inter-
81 sa.nes Il 9 ...
u On a Ss Of
unsurpassed by the world This cement enables
Staten fa aS% Il. e1s
the ocean, bay, 40, are unsqualed-
GRAND EXCURSIONS FOR COMFY ISLAND LAND
way The new and splendid steamer ECoN0slY, ospssia
Fort Hamilton and coney Island leaving as o
risE n; 8 North river, p a: \, r. NJ. I'm
1hs new and elegant steamer BAhKoso, v also leave
gs's :ssf s.: 4 IN ss.s Ma NJ ss a srn
Spring street at II and ~ anS d IN
CRAS D PICNIC EXCURSION TO BIDoLEs GROVE,
Hsbts i,rns or st. nrasss Gnnrsh er.ne. svepue and
with two sommodius barses as also sanahans band,
ss svs ssr for tho oSS.ep The
street at Cathern slip -
.as peer
each Can be had at the landings the nOrnins Of the
GRAND FISHING AND coTrLLoN EXCURSION.
VI OF Long Branch-The favorite steamer HERO Capt.
spring S:s s1sssd7y sass
f Esis river river srGsmo ssrsss "a Peek slip VI pier
g tackle and bait viii orovisd Faro fy y esnts
HEATH AND PLEASURE ExcURsroNs.-psR.
IL sons wishing pleasant place for ocnics ~ould dc
well TO call at Kkers Island aud make for
the good dock where steamboats, Of any size can
land at all times dc plenty o. large shady
convenient 20 the dock also the special
NJ commodstion for ladies. " b. Commi tees nav come
by the Harlem Railroad Melrose then take Norris
ahia Branch Rsiroad-trsns leave the City Hall at 20
NIL and 6.3oP.M, where boats ton minutes.
THE LARGE. NEW. AND SPACIOUS BARGE MER
GnAHT of rvO lying at street wharf with
be let for excursions Any Wishing to the
boat for this will do well call her.
For terms apply to her captain A. Cartwright Cap
tain j. Green now on board the barge Gboa at Murray
and in charge of her. J. OUTWATER
THE BEAUTIFUL, FAST SAILING YACHT MEDORA,
can BIO chartered BY the day, waak month having
splendid accommodations in her cstin for large saiaS
parties Apply on board OF the Battery TO Mr.. CONK
LIN No. l75 Bridge street, Brooklyn.
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Fancy Cutlery, embracing a Large Variety
spen and pocket knives Of tn most aad
beautiful patterns assortment of toilet cutlery
SAUNDEkS No Aston House and 3S7 Broadway between
walker and White streets
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Portable Toilet Cases.-The compact and
perfect utility Of these srt lies render them
companions to officers of the army and
pleasure calls from home For sale by SAUN-
DkRS No. Astor h ouse and 3s7 Broadway.
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Comb Factory -rhe Newest Styles or Ladies'
combs in tortoise shell and buffalo horn The variety IS
beysvd all doubt the largest the city, Shell combs made
10 order and repaired J SAUNDERS. No. 3S7 Broad
way, between Walker and White streets.
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Alfred Munroe 4 Co.'s Extensive Retail
clothing establishment al Broadway between Ho rard and
Grand streets Well made goods exclusively No deviation
from marked prices House in New Orleans "a Magazine
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No extra Charge for the Ride, but fair
equivalent in good clothing for the money paid Visit
HENRY l.. FOSTERS Clothing warehouse No q Cort
and fashion, superior fit and style. is always hand
Orders executed with promptness And punctuaty rarely
with.
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HIT! Most Decided His !-Bavnum must
look to his aure His bearded woman ia cast completely
In the shade Nassau street produced bearded
with much pretr face much prettsr whisse5s and
1 street. door to oce and smiles on the
natives most bewitehingly BArsum's bearded woman
should The soda bearded lady OF Nassau
street has taken her down decidedly.
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MnSCELLAnHOgS,

8 s :. -
poARDING-WANTED, BY LADY, BOARD IN A
~ small private family or in house conducted on the
Europesn plan, with meals sent to or any lady
living alone in small house. would hear OF agreeable
companion In the advertiser Address NJ b. Union
Post Uihce.
N0RBYN'S ELEGANTLY PRINTED EDITION OF IL
W Illustrated opera books In IL gsh Italian with tho
music for sale at the office erected for shat purpose at
the gates OF Castle Garden at the principal music AMI
book stores in BROADWAY. SHERIDAN CORBYN, Agent.
Be sure and get Corbyns
ORANGE LAKE HOUSE, NEwBURG, ORANGH
county, N. Y-This house IL situated the side ol
Orange Lake six miles from Newburgh the plank soad
leading to Ecnvie Families wishing able board
good bathing fishing and shooting apply at the oce Of
the Manhattan Hotel Murray street.
VESSEL WANTED-oF ABOUT $50 TO 200 TONS rOH
carrying stone the Hudson river payment "a
farm Of fifteen acres within about two miles of
twn New 'rrfoy There 1870 ncnch tees r000 nppts
siG eter cur tIces, all yauns ana beatt- @iti ~
fierce. ildins. on the rrm Possession given
dfstey For fnither pattcuNrs &C dsoss C. "a Broaa>
way, New York. - NSf
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Caufion-Ien Ia Peuin,s yNorccstershire

having been countereted to considerable extent
Europe America, L. r. deem 1t to
caution against the spurious article which close
ly resembles the original in appearance. To the
RESPECTFULLY advise buyers to depend more particularly
Sole agents the United States Messrs JOHN DUNCAN
SONS Broadway New York, by whom the trade may be
at all times supplied upon the best terms.
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Knox, the Halter, No. 12S Falton Street, has
dessned magnificent hat for the summer which combines
beauty lightU elasticity and cry other desirable
quisite There is the Broadway haters attempt
dodge the claims of Knox stand the head of
profession Bis hats will command the appreciation of
of taste in and the world have found
Knox
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h Broadway Fra kort street The hotel will bt
open to the public about the drst day Of e,embe
next lie es this opportunity Of thanks for h
patronage bherto him, hopes tor contin
nance Of the same in his enterprise.
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PERSONAL.
IF THE WIDOW OF ANGUS NICHOLS, PRINTER,
from Montreal, who died years since will address
letter to Donald Mcdonald ESQ., of the Montreal Trans
crpt she will hear something to her advantage leave
her address with Mr. John Jones, 81 Varick street.
IF ALPHA WILL CALL AT THE BROADWAY POST
Office. he will find note stating where he find
friond who wishes to sec him.
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY DOOLEY. COUN-
Mary Dooey, at Joseph Donnellys Of Wllet and
Pacific streets 9, Brooklyn.
IMPORTATION WANTED-OF CATHARINE MOOR,
rom the county Carlow, Ireland perish Of Finen, who
arrived this country about sixteen months
formation will thankfully be received by her sister, at IS
Roosevelt street.
INFORMATION WANTED-oF MICHAEL NASH, A
i native Of Ardagh County Limerick ireland. When
last heard from living in Elmra Chemung county New
York. Anv information regarding him will be thankfully
received by his sister Mary Frauly alias Nash who resides
at Mrs Halpn's, S2i Cherry street, New York. Western
papers please copy.
INFORMATION IS WANTED, BY ANN MNAMER
Of the whereabouts of her cousins Peter Bridget
OMally. litter addressed to her ct Baltimore, Nd,
would De thankfully received,
CHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF MR. JAMES p.
- COLES, Of Newport Pagnell England he is requested
to call Immediately 1t No. 40 Exchange place. where letters
ing from his family. Hotel pretors will please
form IL they have seen or heard of Mr.. G.
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SPORTING 30.


barreed ~ inches long, IL guage, side bar ocNs
70 come of at O'clock wednesday July 3 at the Groto
matches sweepstakes, &C. WALKER.
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LOST AND FOUND.

con REWARD.-STOLEN, ON SUNDAY NIGH
spCV last icros scopes of drawings opera ga
&c. from 81 Nassau street The above reward will be
for the recovery Of tho property by JOHN ROACH Opt
clan, 81 Nassau street
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Hem y e. Warner, Ma nuf0cturer OF War
cast steel and extra cast steel Saws Nos 5 and III
Of all descriptions Having been foreman ia the establish
msnts Of Messrs. Hoe Il Co., and Worra Co for q
her Of and relying his long practical in
the business he feels confident that he shall ri sasfac
ton win him their veneerng
at short notice. Particular attention to repairing OF
Also jobbng grinding executed At short notice.
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why Will 70 D1e s-Tho great Mortality
nom summer diseases has bean asosr.iasd 70 ssss IN
healthy unless passed through the patent glass
liter Call and examine IL at $40 Broadway. Proe 81 ~
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SlsAlng Banks-Extraordinary Hanl.-che
Z. sss..;.a ps,ss. Those who fopS q che sport
1Ay. See advertisement.
Illustrated News suna1T Interested par
r.
@ iSc NS i: he
:ass,sas
e :''is @
@ sy b % sss 20 s'iss
@ h % sss s
supplements and fourfold the
% Ct stss' s .A. ps
aa q Ss Mos w
mechanical and art.ssl beauty confidently awaiting
stte either with the public or myself p T. BAsNUM
clothing establishment AZ Broadway Ho Tard and
sss marked prices House in Ne" Orleans Magazine
No extra Charge for the Ride but q fair
sas II ssSd s1sS sn r ss % &
and fashion SUPERIOR TT and style s always on hand
met with
mo pent-up Utica contracts our powers,
The whole boundless eontinent s ours
prepared furnish for the Million who daily
to both sss, stores ssss the as white mite
ss'ssr bis neatly inserted in the toy
LEAsK, 81 Chatham opposite Chambers and Chat
ham and Pearl streets.
A Card.-Tsylor's New Saloon Is now open
M of Fra kof street The hotel will be
opportunity thanks for the
nance Of the same in his now enterprise
s:o.d.y where gents1sn with business
space % one week. opsn day and evening.
the only fast and fair stitch made by machinery
s , a sEs hs s s1.s
g. and the came IS that made BY Singers sewing ma
sss H..
I; s s
~ I. N. SINGER & CO.
The Crystal P.l&ce.-This great Exhlbi-
Which even that place viii Scarcely equal 60 to TUT
ns5' & ny ss
if Ky sssi n
and dressing which oil who abont ira
yelling should examine
Hen. y e. Warner, Manufacturer OF War
steel and extra cast steel Saws Nos 1875 and III
Anthony street 4t om Centre street NewYor The
subscriber is from the best cast steel Saws
Of all descriptions Having been foreman in the establish
msnts Of Messrs Hoe Co., and Worrall Co for
her Of years and his long practical in
ton all who win him with their veneering
ut short notice. Partcur attention to repairing of
Jaws Also, jobbng grinding executed At short notice.
Knox, the Halter, No. 12S Falton Street, has
DESIGNED magnificent hat for the which combines
beauty ghtDess elasticity, and other desirable
guise There of the Broadway hattrs attempt
ing dodge the caps of Knox stand the head of the
profession Bis hats will command the appreciation of
of taste dress and the fashionable world have found 1t
HeLce the rush that continually made for the
Knox hats.
Fancy Cutlery, embracing Large Variety
sporsmel pen pocket knives of tn
beautiful patterns ae assortment of toilet cutlery
SAUNDEKS No Aston House and 367 Broadway, bet
walker and White streets
Comb Factory -rhe Newest Styles OF Ladies'
combs tortoise shell and buffalo horn The variety
beysvd all doubt the largest the city Shell combs made
10 order and repaired. SAUNDERS. No. 3S7 Broad
way, between Walker and White streets.
Portable Toilet Cases.-The compact and
perfect utility of these art rs render them Indispensable
com Of the army and navy
DkRS, No Aston + ouse and 1857 Broadway.
Electricity -Pnlvermasher's Patent Hydro
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SewfRg Machlnes-Noyv justly Admitted TO
Sesuperor all others making with facility hitherto un
Known the only ast and fair stitch made by machinery
Price 500 to $780, Descriptive pamphlets forwarded on 70
qaest. GROVER, BAKER CO., "a Chambers street.
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D,errrh@n.-E1rty Dollars wan BIO Paid Il


dreth Is building Lisppnard, Broadway, and Canal
strecte his Office IL at 60 fspenard street Remember GO
Lhp street third door from Broadway. Brandretns
Vegetable Universal pills curing hundreds daily Of all
NJ % Of sielpe during hot wcati ar their occasional use
will prevent much trouble often preventing 0pg fits Of sick
ness 0rr blood 10 kept pure under the heat ~
tropical gun cyers and attacks sickness inevitable
Brsndreths Pulls sola at 25 box with full d
rections 81 o. Lisrnard street princpal oce at al Hud
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intelligent know is that made by the sadder
and shoemaker with two threads leaving fair stitch
both This has just the right quantity of thread
IT, and the same ss that made by Singers sewing ma
side three strand braided cord tied into knots
other and good purpose
The genuine perfect machines freely exhibited
are for sale at the ofhcs No. 1923 Broadway.
1. N. SINGER CO.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
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The Crystal Palsce.-Thls great Exhlbi-
sion will open; but would curiosity shop
tits sz5 Rroadway Here every moroccan which the ba
dolls riDiot, toys fans and every article calculated to
pleate the children He has fine
Of recu and dressing which oil who abont
All nine
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Chemicals, Drugs, Metals, and Oxidos.-
rentsts, teegraphs daguerrsotypes slassmakers are
shsnisss p.tis. in plate and wire metallic Ss
Ing putty G5 glaze and marble s19
extract 'opsys essence Of apple TGI sale by
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1ashlng Banks-Extraordlnaxy Hanl.-Che
on board the steamer Hero caught Yesterday
should she present opportunity She every
day. See advertisement.
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Writing, Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping arc
thoroughly and efficiently taught by B. F. FOSTER 3s7
kroadwy where gentlemen with business
sstaD astery knowledge Of d,nby entry the short
space OF one week. Opsn day and evening.
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Defiance ss1amander Safes.-Gayler's Pa-
TINT Robert n. Patrick is the sole the
United States of she above celebrated Safes and of
FMS Impenerahe Defiance Looks the best safes and locks
combined in the world Depot No 1872 Pearl
door below Nader lane, formerly NO. 90 John street.
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1OU who will obtain for the the situation Of
@ % .s he sn hes. o1
applicant thirty ysars Of age speaks the Ensh and
bpt would prefer out door occupation Address City Cars
Herald ONCE
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The Celebs ased BengOla Wigs and TOupces
GARDINER. first premium wig and toupee maker. No 6
Warreo the best in the world
shrink the nes through Private for
plying H. Gardner's water Of Tartarus.
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d. S0 REWARD-STOLEN, A FRENCH GOLD WATCH
pOU with double back and white enamelled face; No
1872 The above reward will be paid for tina OF thu
watch and conviction Of the thief $40 for the watci
alone by applying at the Office of the Planning MILL Baltic
street Brooklyn
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BOY WANTED, BETWEEN TWELVE AND FIF
teen years OF to attend office and errands
who writes good band would DO preferred Apply at No.
l0O in the basement not later than O'Clock in
the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-02

IMPORTANT FROM SALT LAKE.-Fright.
ful .Massacre.-St. Louis, Nov. 30..-The Salt
Lake mail has arrived at Independence, bringing
intelligence Of the massacre of Capt. Gunnison,
and part Of his exploring party.
An express reached Gov. Young on the 3lst Of
October, from Capt. Morris, giving an account of
the massacre. which was committed on Server
River. Among the killed were Captain Gunni-
son; Mr.. Keen, typographical engineer; Wm.'
Porter, guide, and two others, and three pri-
Yates Of Company A, mounted rfemen. The
following are the particulars; Capt. Gunnison,
and twelve Of his party, had separated from the
rest, and while at breakfast, a band Of Indians,
intending to destroy Mormon village near at
hand, came upon them with rifles, and then used
bows and arrows. Shots were returned by the
Gunnison party. but they were oyerpowered and
only four escaped. Gunnison had twenty six ar
rows shot at his body, and when found one Of
his arms was off. The notes of the survey which
had been nearly completed, and the instruments
and animals were taken by the Indians.
Governor Young Immediately sent Capt. Nor
ris aid, to release him from his critical position
in the midst ofireacherous Indians, and endeas-
or 10 obtain the lost property. The party intend
ed soon 10 go into winter quarters. A party Of
Cheyennes surrounded the mad, and demanded
nearly all the provisions, which were given NY
to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-02

SUIT OF CoLoRED MANAT THE SoUTH FOR
MS FREEDOM The Nimingion,N c., Herald,
4neh9as interesting case which had Just been de-
clded IN that county. A colored man. Geo A lien,
brought a suit against Elkanah Allen (white) for
trespass, vi ct arns, in that he had illegally depriy-
ed said George of His liberty. The principal evi.
dence relied by the plaiQiif, was, the record Of
emancipation, made in 1908, by the grandfather of
the present defendant in favor of the grandmother Of
The plaintiff, IN the Quarter Sessions for the county
OF Brunswick 1t was objected on the part Of the
defendant that the act Of emancipation was not val
d Tor the reason that there was no evidence to sat.
siy the court that the bond given by Ekanah Allen,
the grandfather Of the defendant, was executed by
him, and that therefore the act of emancipation was
not perfect, but void. 1t was commended BY plain
ttf's counsel that the bond formed no part of The
record, and il the master filed his petition TO the
court, praying permission 10 emancipae his slave.
and that the prayer granted the slave stood ipso
tacto free, (lst Dew. and Bat Bryan vs. Wads.
WORTH; and hat the act Of assembly required the
bond 10 be filed under certain penalties but did not
make the lIbel alton of the slave to depend upou that
act. The fiat OF the court,upon hearing the petition
liberated the slave, il favorable to the masters
wishes.
Oh this statement, the case was submitted to the
Jury, who, after half an hours alteration brought
iq a verdict for the plaintiff The case is said 10
have been argued with great ability, pro- and con.
For the plantf-Messrs. .. g. Wright and Adam
Empie, Jr., Esqs.; for deendant-Hon. Robert
Strange and I. c. Miller, Esq.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-02

FiRE.-About quarter before 0o'clock, las,
evening. 6'e was discovered ina wooden building,
next above the Norwich Rail Road track, on the
South side Of Mechanic Street. The building was
owned by Hofspo NJ Tower, and occupied one po
ton Of hby himself carpenters shop, another
BY Tily Raymond for The same suppose, and The re-
mainder by Ba'Iou & seosy, as a paint shop. The
hfe TOOK >" The part occupied by Mr.. Raymond, and
owing 20 the very conbus'ible character Of the build
ing and i's contents, twas entirely destroyed. The
flames soon spread 10 the Stable attached TO the
United States Hotel, which was almost Immediate
y adjoining the building destroyed but by the action
Of the fire department, the Stable was saved, au
vas, also, pile Of wood packed up almost aeains,
the building, which WAS. Tor some time, on FIRE.
The loss probably about 1900 dollars, on which
we understand there was no insurance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-02

Mitchell IN BRooKLYs.-REwARD PAID
New York, Dec l. Last evening, there was an
immense concourse of Irishmen, including six
teen military companies with music, banners, &C.,
assembled in Union street, Brooklyn, to testify
their respect towards John Mitchell
Mr.. Mitchell appeared on the rostrum and
made brief speech, in the course of which he
sad;--I shall ever prove true to the cause, but
it cannot be brought to a successful issue by the
use of nice language only; it must be attained
by horse, foot, and artillery.
The reward of $4,000 offered by the Bank of
the State of New York, for the recovery of its
$4,000 Of stolen bills, has been paid over to Of
Deer Keef who arrested johnson.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery of the

Mr.. KENNEDY, of RoNbury, has discovered in on
of our common Pasture Weeds, remedy that curt
every kind Of IInmor from the worst scroialadowr I'
q common Pimple. He has tried il in over eleven bnu
bred cases. and failed except in two cases, ithun
der HUNGRY He has in his possession over Two
hundred certificates Of its value all within twenty
Two bottles is warranted to nursing s'rS
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind OF PIN
Two or three bottles will clear the system of bles
Two bottles is warranted to cure the worst canher in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to Ave bottles is warranted to the worst
case of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted to all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the ears
and botches among the hair.
Four six bottles is warranIed to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle win cure scaly eruption of the skin
Two 10 three bottles is warranted TO cure the NOrs
case of ringworm
Two to three bottles ia warranted 10 cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism. ssa
Three or four hotties is warranted salt rhe um
Five TO eight bottles will cure the case of scTo
fula
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and perfect cureis warranted when the above quantity
is taken
Reades, peddled over a thousand hotties of this in
the vicinity OF Boston. | know the effects Of it in
everV case So sure water will extingnish fire 80
sure will this humor. never sold bottle OF it
but that BEETLE sod another after trial il always
speaks for itself There TWO things about this helL
iHdi dpFc'ta ~ II grows III our
pastures, in places quue plenty and yet its value
has been known nnu discovered it in 1916
second that il sh ould care all kinds of humtr. have
given 10 children yeai old, up TO old of sixty,
from the honeliest woman in Boston, up the belle Of
Nonantum, and in all the cure is certain. No
change OF diet necessary-eaI tn best you can
get. have likewise an herb when simmeted in
oil, dssovvs Scronlus swelling Of the neck aud under
the ears--pfice SO cents
directions for USe.-Adult, one table spoonful pc.
day children eight ears, desert spoonful child
rem froui five TO eight yenrs, lea spoonful AS di
rection be applicable to ali constitutions, take
enough to operate on the bowels twice day
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance IN bad cases
Of Scrofula.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 Warren street, Roxbnry For sale by REDDING
Co, 6 State street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ. B Green S.
White Co, Z. A. Harring on & Co., E. H. Marsh,
z. D Weaihes bee, Caldwell Hill, Bush Co.. James
Green, H. I. Laze sibiey q Scott; Clappville, Geo.
Roberts SOuthbrdge, A. f AmidOn. div noVl