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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.

The day was appropriately celebrated in this city.
The streets mere enlivened with the music OF bands
and fife and drum preceding military companies sud
associations TIE American Volunteers and Marion
Chapter Of United Americans proceeded TO New
York to join in the ceremonies there. Several Prot
eatsnt associations paraded through the streets.
The Veterans of 1919, observed the day in similar
manner. They formed at the City Hall in the morn-
ing and marched about the City to the music of fife
and drum The officers Of the corps are; Abraham
verpaeck Brigader General; Theopbilus Harden
brook, Colonel and Henry b. Williams, Captain
National salntes were fred at noon from the Highs
by the Napier Tsndy Ligh: Artillery Capt Hogan,
end from Fort Greene by the Ringgold Horse Guard,
Capt. Urban. The public buildings and other
prominent places throughout the city were gaily
decorated with flags.
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CELEBRATION AT NEWARK y. J.

Tie Daily A}rertiser, Of yesterday, says
"The Stars ard Stripes are floating from the Mar
ket Tower and the Union Blues are ont on parade,
in winter uniform. At noon, they fired ra'i'nal
salute from the Military Common, and sautes were
ais fred ct an early hour of the morning The United
Americans have also made arrangements to celebrate
the day. and an address will be delivered before them
this evening at Library Hall, by Mr.. Charles d.
Deshler, of New Bruins wick. An exhibition is to be
given by st. Pahicks School, and the American
Rifles give ball in the evening, at Military Hall.
Celebrations sso take place at Belevi!le, an1
several other neigbboripg towns.
"In Paterson, the COntinentas parade fire sautes
at morning noon and night. Fourteen hundred ehl'
dren Of the Common Schools will move in procession
10 a church. where addresses will be delivered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
CELEBRATION OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY.

Yesterday, the one hundred aud twenty. third An
niversry of the Birthday Of Washington WAS Oh
served and celebrated in this City by large nun oers
OF our citizens with general accord. The weather
was propious for this celebration. TIE sky was
cesr ond The brgh, aud warm. rendering the
atmosphere mild and genial. The Veteran Corps
ushered in the day by the firing Of National Salute
Oh the Battery and at early hour strains Of martial
music eeounded throughout the City. The nstionsl
Gsg was displayed from the City Hall and other pub
lie bu.ldnes and fron the hotels, place Of anuse-
nen, and many OF the places OF business Of private
citizens The chips in port were aso gsily decked
ont with flags and streaneTs AND all the ferry-bOa.s
displayed the stars and stripes in profusion
The streets were in a ;oleraby fair condition for
walking, and hundreds Of people wended their way
hiiher and tbither, seeking commanding sight from
which to view The procession. The Park was filled
with large concourse Of people, among whom the
greatest good humor prevailed The City Hall was
closed upon the crowd in generathe doors and gates
being guarded by the police, who admitted none ex-
cept members Of the Corporation, Reporters, and
such Others had received tickets from the Commit
tee Of Arrangements. The balcony and windows in
front Of the all were filed with ladies and gentle
men. large transparency, presenting full length
portrait of WASHINGTON, placed upon the balcony
railiI e while underneath a smaller transpa
with The inscription,
.''.'.''''''..''..'''.'..'....
~
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bells IL Ike evening levse And ball, was held IN
faoueu Hal. uodsr the auspcs. OF the American
party. Gen. Houston. who arrived in the city 70 d.v
Gov CARRIER. Mayor Smith. and other ii-tinru .hsd
individuals were present. The h@N WAS beautifully
decorated, and large company enjoyed the fe.siyi
ties az the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
CELEBRATION IN PHILADELPHIA.

FHILiDELPHiA, Thursd,y. Feb. -, 1885,
Independence Hsll was formally reopened this az
,erpoou by the City Councils it having been recently
repaired and gallery Of Revolutionary worthless
added to the relics formerly contained there. The
Richmond Va. Blues were present on the OCCASION
ard formally wecOmed b0the Mayor in beausifal
aud eloquent address, which was appropriately 10
spondei 20 by Capt Patton, Of the Biues.
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BENEFIT 10 A MAyAGER-A complimentary bene
fl 10 Mr.. l. Z. Waldron, Manager Of the Bowery
Theater, is to be given at that house on Monday
night. 1t is expected to be a grand affair.
The Busy BoDY.-Thi. old English play IL In re-
healsal, and viii be produced on Monday night. All
the leading members OF the company participate.
TIcKEr NICHT-The usual benef, to the Door
keepers Officers and Ushers al the National Theater
comes of to niz.., with an at,r4c i've programme,
including some popular Ethiopian performances
IysrRrxExrAL MCsIc.-Dodwor.hs Band OF hfty
performers, VIII give Grand Concert, on sA'ur'ay
evening at Nitlos. /: is Complimentary to Chl'.e'
II. Pine.
HElEIw BEszyoLEsr SOcIEriEs.-Tes proposed
Concert ior tie benefit u thee Societies will lake
place at Niblos instead Of Dodgorths Rooms, a.
frst intended On Tuesday evening next
AnRrALs Among the recent arrivals Ia town. We
notice tie following:
A. The METROPOLITAN HorEL-rts Hon ". Glis"oid
Cerp. Z r. Dal.m. Baltimore; Z EULER, A Joan x
n,n..s - Lo,!.; TIE Hon A. [. Lena, ictsnectfJ "
P Devon enc na-fi g W. Agort, X D. C. See. U. 5
Am. A 3. fsr@-l.. Portland. n. Davis B-,tJn; T.
ae.roye Frzsr6; Fsi, Canada; hoger a. Horton. Ia
,ssc; > Cor, 81 L1as Capt GAidneF u D Navy Cap
Eugs L. : Army. .
AZ he ~ Nc aoLAs-Ho Judge Harris Albany Col s.
Cot Hartford. Capt Shield. Z. Army CspL W. Rogsy
Biz shancr; Wm X. Howard, Bsiiizssei George Green
Iou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

ACAR.LoAD % GoLD.-In passing the office OF the
L. = Assistant Treasurer Saturday night, We noticed
az unusual stir about tie door, several persons being
eDgeged in chucking bags of gold into furniture ar
Ire whole loat-smoun,ipg 10 $500 Ooo-xss trans
ported to Page Il Bsoons bsnkicg house, being the
cesh fcE 5raft bought by Mr.. Bacon in New,York.
49, Louis Rspubiesn, Feb. 10.
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CELEBRATION N UTICA.

UTIcA, Thursday, FEB. p, lsj5.
Washngtons Birthday Anniversary was celebrated
here by grand military parade and tie troops were
reviewed by Gen. Bruce.
The Know No,hings have nominated A. j. VIII.
Jams for MayOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

i, Bepevolence Brooklyn City Lojge No. .; Co
lumbia Lodge Nc. q Waldense Lodge No o. Henry
Clay Lodge No. To- Mouu, Vernon Lodge No. II;
PhGni1 Lodge No. Is, No Surrender Guard, AID No
Surrender Lodge No. 10.
The members Of this Association were sttired in
their reeslia and locked vel Shortly after thss
had passed, the ORDfR OF USITID AAIRIcAS.
marched into the Park and were aso revie Tsa b. the
Mayor.
The procession paised IN the folio wing order:
'GR.SD M.ssH.L-JonS C. HELNr
Attended ty Ae. mounted
Continents. u.-d co., . nd b. Lat w Ven v.lor
Aipbs csoter. oil.
Tie For. the oh;5e.ry o Z STATE Of S.- yos.-1ae
0'''d t.S q. e cs.ss .og cI..y
enisssA
w.bisr,en contin.n.i Gusrd eomm.sdsd BY Capt DErov
wss5iu stoB Chapter. Nc. ?
BAND.
AT %.G.n E cb.Pst:.
Manhattan chsper.
Car decorated with hsr bearing the Temple ofLssrty'
' fsS SS Sa i. GSaa:.. : I',sriy. '.
United American o1,i1
American Chapter No g.
Psuldipg Chapter Ne. 10.
c.v.e.d. coppe.eo io Of Boys on Shetland POus
B.sD'
Lone star trnsrd
Car drawn by four hon with Temple OF Liberty
decorsted with fsgs; Goddes Of Liberty
seated In the Temple.
C0ztiseuts Chapter No II
Charter Oak Chspter No 2,
Bunker Hal Chapter No a.
BAND
Lindsay Bluss.
Execution Chapter, No. e.
Jasper Chapter No. IS.
New.YoTk Chspter, No. 81.
BAND
L c. Stiles Muheieery.
Irorsdes Chapter. No. a.
Rirerold Chapter
BAND.
q l. Guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23

CLLEBRAIION IN BUcIUN'
Bosros Friday. Feb. p, 1924.
The anniversary of the Birth of Washington, was
observed today By driry q cs1non and ringing Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
ny csu,lemsu, Nov. ie, 1854
Domestic Recipes.

INDIAN MuFFINs. A pint aud
half Of yellow Indian meal, silled -
A handful of wheat flour. A quar-
ter of pound OF fresh butter. A
quart of milk. -Four eggs. A very
small tea-spoonful of salt. Pat the
milk into saucepan. Put the
butter into 1t. Set il over the fire
and warm il until the butter is very
soft, but not until il melts. Then
take il off, stir il well, till all mixed,
and set i, away TO cool. Beat four
eggs very light and when the milk
is cold, stir them into it, alternately
with the meal, little at a time of
each. Add the salt. Beat the
whole very hard after it is all mixed.
Then butter some mn1in-rings on
the inside. Set them in a hot oven,
or on heated griddle pour some
OF the batter into each 4; and bake
the mullins well. Send them hot
- 'ahlo e0"iiNV'rg ~ bake while a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

yeaf olds and il he does not make
his mark in the world, among the
knowing ones" OF the turf and the
admirers Of the Vermont Black
Hawk Morgans, We are no, q judge
of horse.flcsh, and I" Know-Noih-
ing" Of bone and muscle, speed add
bottom.
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'FnIlc PnrIicmInr Noficc.

There "a ln evil hahii snfimfs indu god iu hy bus
in solitude, oiitn growing 90 ~iih tem nianhood,
and which, 60 ui ffofmrd in due time. only lrgets
serious obstacle 10 nHfinf NAL huprincfs, iui rs
rso 20 series rt pfoiacird ard 30 rasiGtirr
affections. Eos 81 hosb who give "a, 20 ihi. psrni-
ciuuF practice awara of the rons cqucuCcs untl
ihry end ihe nervous system sh5iisfea, ieoi ,angs
nna uaaccourtahio lcohnss, ana vausr fears IN The
mind
The unfortunate thus affected heroine feeble, j. un-
able fu lahoi Wh sccusttufd srrf. or ta Hpils b..
mind 20 study hi- step Is afdy apd weak be doll,
ifrcsnluie sud engages a. his sport Nth hess energy
than usu-l.
lone 49, wort. nud enter mailinnnY hi. ma5riarc
uuifu iai end hs cls hfm that this d. eaussa
hy Do. eHris fpliies. Ihfsr cons duatieRs NAfA
4keHA aralsa ~ afisAna u tLare sinoriv sifasis9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

fresh supply is wanted. Pull them
open with your fingers, and eat
them with butter, to which you
may add molasses or honey.--Fdrm
Journal.
Cure Tor Felons.-Boil up in any
iron vessel Of sufficient capacity
(say four or six quarts) enough
yellow dock root to make a strong
liquor. when sufficiently boiled
and while the liquor is as hot as
can BE- borne by the hand, cover the
kettle with a flannel cloth TO keep
in the heat and steam, and hold the
hand or finger affected under the
cloth and in the steam, and IN five
minutes the pain will cease. II 1t
should return after time, heat up
the same liquor and do as before
In a cure performed in this way, the
Joints of the fingers will always be
preserved. This receipt has been
abundantly verified here--lA. NJ
c., Lyonsdale, n. Y, in Agricultural
Exchange.
To CiariJy Maple Sagor.-The
season Is coming on when the man
ufacture Of maple sugar will COM
mencc and for the information of
those who like to make a good arti-
Gle. we commend the method which
an intelligent Vermont farmer prac-
tees for the purpose of removing
the coloriug matter of the sap, and
which renders the sugar nearly as
white as common crushed sugar
His method is TO liltrale all his sap
before boiling, through hopper or
box of sand, which, he says, takes
ont, not only all the dirt, but all the
stains derived from leaves, tubs,
crumbs of bark and all other coloriug
matter that can prevent the sugar
from being pure Naturalization
Farmer.
Remedy for the CramP Those
who may be subject in the night
time to that excruciating pain called
cranp, may be secure against its
attacks by tying any kind OF ban
dage very tightly round the leg,
Immediately above the knee or ii
may be remedied by breathing for
chilly, and taking long respiralions-
thus exciting the action of the
lungs, by which means the whole
system will be animated, and per-
haps in less than minute the dis
order will be abaed and the pain
ellectually removed.
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tflr0ifinrs.


To The Cinieasof ne Uni'ei Sries,-
most huuibiy aud sincerely thank you Tor the
immense patronage whioh you have bestowed Upon my
Pills. take this ORR uuniy Of stating thst my An
cesors were all Amcrcan Citizens anl that enter
tam for all that America and the Americans,
the mos lively sympaihes, much that original
!, compounded the Fills expressly 10 suit you climate
habits constitutions, aud manner OF hag, intending
to establish myself among You, which have now done
by taking premises in New foik.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
%, Clraer Of .qaa and Nassau strtst, Ntr Iork.
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2 ,aiitc }
The Edinburgh Review, WING.
The North British Review,
lifco Church )
The Westminster Review,
s. tLhefaL)
Black woods Edinburgh raga-

Tho present critical te of European al ans 81 NJ
render fhese rublriuH unusuaiy interesting dun ig
ih0 forth rauing yrat. 1acy viii occupy a middle
ground be iWoen the hastily Wiiion Mems crude
sprrulatiuns, aud hys fumHrs OF The daily journal
aud ponioGous Tome OF the future HISTORIAN wit
Ten a0er she living interest ma cxcttomeui OF The
great poiical evehts IL the TINE shall have passed A.
way. II thrse periodicals that readers must look
for tie only really ialelleule aud reliable history of
cuueni events. AMI ~ such, 10 addition e. thfr We a.
established literary, scieath', aud ihroiugita chsf-
artff, NC Urge them upon tho Consideration OF the
reading pshiiu.
QyAfunsaments ore now permanently ma for
tho receipt 90 EAWLh SHEETS Hom the Brush pub
hshefs, b., which culblcd 10 qiicc all our Re-
pruts 400 the h1uds niuhscibsFs, nhout they
cap be furnished with ihe tuirisn copiss al Though
this Involves set large outlay pant, Ne shall
cuntinru 10 furnish The pofodicni. al the same low
rsos a. nerctoiore, together with the following pre-
MUM. 10 na "a suhsgfihars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Consumption Cured.

New Nurs Dec. IS, 1883.
came 10 New Nork Zoo tho ship 81, -r..h uly nae
tive place So. John, New Etun,~irki when rrarh-
81 us city. my h-alth was vcrF poor Bod tcy bad
cough missed gnod deal &C nuiici shirh rqurnt-
H. miscd with blood had plfa io my lr0 +ide, urd
was very vfak aud oiaauci4ird. NJ fieads and pny-
sieiln pronounced 10Y case Cuu.umpiiun Hnl beyond
the rraeh - modirins. heard accidettflIy u NG
curiis's Hsgrunn, or lnhahns iygrun Napnf and
tHcfry syrup, and uhiaiued lackage Which Yru1
leefe wa. the moons % saving my life. Soou afirf
wearing ihn Inhaler Hound o. relieved ths pressure
on my hnss, and after while the disease made ~
apPopfturo upon The sniia-e undcf thc lshsler, {
took the Cherry Syrup as dffc Ell, ahi continued 10
do so, cough gradually gfuwins better, until BE-
tifols leh me, and now ceusidrf mfsof tufcd.
sill Wear the luhalcr tho 80 rathcr pleas
and believing Il strengthening ani purifying to
the iurss, feel unwilling o. ltcascnt 10 disf
with d. IuUN WOOD.
sulihg BoYn \ PAUL, No. i49 chsri,ots sucot ,
G. II. RING, Gomez OF Iuhn street and broadway, a.
Y. Plico 80 pncsass
n. b--Any person inolosinr - 10 BOYD a PAUL
CURTIS a PERKINS, NV York, uIll receive a
package containing bottle Of II -csn Nip1f, ct
CheHy lfnp and au lnh1iof rect box h, espfess
ffoc 60 amy pst OF the Nnned staus or tour i,acka
les, for so. Agent tor MonpeAch FRED. T..
SMITH. ol.iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Cra,nD and Pain Killer.

Tho wui M Is asiaushcd the wondeiiu cures per
formed by tho CroInp AID PAN hiHfr, prepared ly
CURTIS 4 PERKINS. It's equal has never brra
known for removing pain 10 all cases Tor the cure u
spinal compl1ilts ctimp 10 the limbs aud stomach,
ihcumutism IN All ftfms, bilious rhpe chills and
tcvcf burns, ihIuat and gnvelt decide dis the
best Temad, IN the world. E,idr nee of thn most
wonderful cues ever performed by any medicine ufe
circulars ia She hands Of Agents. Nou may ho
positireiy sure n rtAsf 81 you IT, Millions OF hot
ties oil tins medicine have aarn soli Ia New Engiand
the past stx Of ti-hi ycafit - Tor The hfst
being Introduced nio all ihc principal io~ns an New
York.
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At Q IoT sac tI0le
Pare wild Cherry Bitfcrs,

for the cure Of Bilious aad Jaundce Complaints and
ganeial debility They quicken the blood aud ave
lifn and ene'sy to the whole system. Fnce onlI Is
cents in plat bottles
BOYD X PAUL, No. $40 Chambers sueet, New
York wholesale asouts ioi all the above medieines.
sold by PRRD 4. SMITH, Montpeheti b. q. Tl-
LER, Montpelier CLARK ,nd Yates, Motciowa J.
Hobart, MiddeseA :. Skinner, Waiishrld James
caidell, Wancn; 4. n. Green, Richmond aud by
dealers 10 medicine genriuny- sO.y
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tllroitines.
j. ". sCHENCK's
PULM 0NIC SYRUP,
For The Cure OF Consumption.

Tho ptontietor of this medicine was himself. NAM
wears ero, reduced 80 low 20 he given ur by his
nh,scians md ends, In the last stages ~ tontunp
lion. When all hopes Of ovet getting well had Ned.
he was strongly recommended to use SYfnp mNde
from nm oa Indian receipt, which succeeded IN ehec
iuniy curing him The family PHI, sicians and laige
nunhcr Of IT, gentlemen certified 20 the iicts
Of this case IN soon tho fulmonic syiup obtained
reputation equacd IN that section OF the coua-
nv. Creating this case Odd, ascnsnion sccnnd 10
that only If a miracle. DR. Shenck was walled on ny
many snilaflf an n a to whom he adult nisercd the
syrup with the satnc beneficial results. In TACT, such
was the noioficiy Of this incidence that eminent pnc
ticinr physicians hud their attention drawn toward
the rising reputation Of IL, from having ~tnessed IL
curative powers. lnh ffecly ektn .dtd the hand OF
fr,ondship and encouragement to Dr. shcnek, and in.
trodnccd tha medicine to tho public aud used h In
their daih praciice.
No Other medicine operates upon the system in the
ma nnet that the rumnnc syrup does. II produces
healthy action upnn tho morbid parts, by purib log
them from disease il promotes The eNpf ciofaiions, Mt
laws tho conri, fptus the mAttef ~ ~" Lungs ana
when Is il discharged " heals the opening that The
heasine the tubffres nhsccss produces and the
lungs become sound aud resume the performance Of
thct natural functons " also sooihes the ffiiated
portion Of the lungs aud other organs and ihus re-
stores these pats to health. snprftnt properly
that the medicine possesses over all uihris - that u
contains opium, calolcl, OF any other drleteious
medicine.
In isii Df. shtnct removed from Fiemingion, New
Jersey lria, and commenced The pnclice OF
bic pfnfc sion, where he soon acquired reputation
cscelied by none, curing disease that had hcreto-
furc been deemed incurablc, and he has si1ca thea
daily presented to the world inountosiabo evidence Of
bis success.
appears TO have been an hereditary disea.o with bis
fathers family AZ his brothers and sisters except
died early q this disease none OF them but the
ono brother. teaching BIO sgc Of twenty.
Thus len nearly the Tact % his iamiy, be naturally
fell some alarm. us one amer auothsr was consigned
TO the silent tomb by this fell destroyer.
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Clubbing.

Adtscouut Of twenty tive poe eeat. from the aho,
prices viii he allowed 10 nlabs ofiofhs -four more
copies Of 90, one OF more of the above wofkss thus
fuHF copies Of Black ood Of Review, will he
seat TO one address iaf So four eopies OF the four
Reviews aud blackwoed to- sdUi aud 50 oa.
- No lremiuns wall be giscn where the abnve a.
lo"ance 4 made 10 Clubs, an premiums IN any
case be ininishcd unl.s. the suhscuplon money u
paid Ia ian 10 the Publishers without Gscoufss 10 an
as.ni MONEY current IA the state where a 1. Issued
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IkElIEMREIi.


lie who places himself under Dr. kINkELIN's
irrame nt may frheiuusS conhdo u his honor "a
temae aud fof uron De assutarcc, ihut The secrets
OF llr. ~ patients Will never bee Disclosed.
Young mpn--lyi no flirc modcsiy drirt Nou frnni
max 'ug Aun rasr know 60 nuc who from cancrttun
aud frfprctahilry, can certainly hrfiisnd YOU.
Too many think they viii cune,a the secret in thef
own hraris and cure ihnmsclFrs. Ala Los often =
ms htai delnsi"ni aud how many promising souns
man, who might have been orHams 20 toeet, has
faded from ihs earth.
Structures of The urethrn fspid, removed b, The
sppeauon OF new ih'fHpcuiioni arsnt, used oniy ~
Dr. n. He0kafas GHd ceHstfBficnai dfbilfu promptly
rLr.l 1 MI ~ 81 ~ - .
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PURlFIcATloN OF THE BLOOD,
LIvnR AND nnIols COMPLAINTS.

NV IN hNb hAttiNhs 1tiA Ia ~
The Crzens Of the Uuon suffer much from Dis.
orders Of the Liver nnd stomach scarly any ore free
from the influence Of these destructive nandies horco
lo wears lat. The lnif sex, pes nps the most hand
some u The Word, up TO certain period whom. dis
tfessing osy mlny luoso hrir teeth aud good louk,
while yet 10 the hfyauy Of life, such sad evils nay be
chectualiy fcmedDd by coutnually keepps the blood
pure, mod The Liver and Stomach 10 healthy action,
When lio will q Nv smuuhy, and resemble plants
congcnial cline, where an etofna saiing aprsnfs "a
reien. n u resnrds tho preservation Of the human
frame, aud the duuton ct life, much be effected,
aud suy fralossl, that health and lite oan be- ptoong-
ed for many yeats beyond heif ordinary hmus " ilol
lowyais P,s takon tn purity thc blood nrcuiding
tn The rules aid dawn Tor hruh contained the diroc-
tious which arrnmpuuY each box
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MtIgHIAt.r.

Heqnfrs the iulhiiucni Of several condiiions IN ~
der thai a. ns DEE really tho rluss Of uiu'ua haninss.
'oud iha vel whirh coyofs ih. origin Of dulrs,tt
wietrhcdncss De fnscd, and is source 80 over, tn-
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