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STATIONERY ano fanrp GOODS.

DLANK BOOKS and STATI0NEM.-FRAN-
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er. and BookLr1ers Merchants aud Others sayped yh ev-
thing line sevest prces Diaries and pAy Soersss
for 1856 all styles. Orders receive prompt attention
LIRMS requiring new BLANK BOOKS can be
furnished with already made made 70 order, Of ne
best paper. at the shortest notice, BY
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sTATIONERS. PRINTERS. AND LlTHOGRAPHERS
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near AEtoy. New Jersey-size Of the MIL 80 BY % feet
good dam and stream Of and e0 Of Land WI an
change fer c.ry Or Brooklyn property Inquire Of
:. r. TOW SSESD No e. yas,su.,,
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Amnsements.

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n b l. O's ID E.
IN TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. %, 1886.
A GREAT BILL
THE WONDERFU RAVEL FAMILY.
francois in Three Characters
Jerome in Three Characters
'e'O"' T II sc ii DINA sTER,
Received with loud shouts Of laughter.
Followed by the Tableaux of the
ITALIAN BRIGANDS.
Characters by the wonderful Ravels.
To conclude with the comic Pentomme OF
NJ. DECHAL NAN.
Characters by the wonderful Ravel Family
Doors oren al 6t performance to commence az u O'CLOCK
PRICES ADMISSION; - .-.
The only Seats that can be secured in advance are;
Orchestra Seats cecn
Private Boxes: .'..' To esen II
daily from TO y. tor the sale OF
securing Orchestra Seats and Private Boxes only
broadway THEATER-E. A. MARSHALL,
ID Sole Lessee-Boxes aud Psrquet, 50 cents Family Circle
and Upper Tier, 25 centei Private Boxes ana SoDo0i'
ops n Ct Ct commence at ociock.TliIs EVENING;
THE SEA OF ICE. .
Rsonl de Lhscours. Mr. CanO Carlos.''''Mr l. fShe!
Barabss. Mr.. ". 4. Chapman Louise Nine. fonIsi
TWENTY MINUTES WITH A TIGER: ~
Charles Beeswng Mr. Fenno Mr. Chill Chutnee MI W mti'g
Jacob Mu,ter. Mr. Seymour Dolly Mutter Miss J. Maune
NATIONAL THEATER--A. H. PURDY, Man
IN agcr and Propetor-Dres Circle Is cents Pit ~ cens
0,chsssra Chairs 56cents-THIS DAY will be performed:
THE PEOPLES LAWYER -
Robert Howard Mr. J. II. Allen Grace Otis Mrs = b. wilkins
10 h, followed by ASPHODEL; Or, THE MAGIC PEN.
Bsbilos Mr.. G. L. Fox Baboin: Mis- Hathaway
To conclude with Mile. Celese,s popular DRAINS OF
THE WIZARD SkItF.
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American nrtItute Meehanics' CInb.-This Gu

will meet the first time this season, Of e rooms OF me
American In' itute, No. ISL Broadway on WEDMESDAa
EVENING the sd inst, at ~ O'clock Capt THOMAS
HEDGCOCK will explain his new Qnadrsnt Admission nee
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ARA KEENEs VARIETIES,
OARNUMs MUSEUM.-First time of deeply

ID 60 ',ipe Drama THE TERROR OF THE RHINE, pro-
duco OF the fascinating character II tSDAn
, veriUr AZ n O'Clock. TIN TERROR OF THEskhlNEi
Mr. g. * CLARK in three Characters Mr. HALFWAY as Gar
couse Afternoon S, AMBROSE GNlNETI feTi9In,
ences in the LIONS DEN al q and p. u. The LIVING
WILD ANIMALS sc, to be seen "a usual Abundance 70
all Is certs; Chi irel undei 10, Il. cents
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- -
bee erected College the corner OF dst and inay
viii be naugurated on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 22 at y
M DIR DELAFIEI.D will deliver the address The Proies
sion and the pul Ne are invited attend. BY order
II. G. BUCK, NJ. D., Registrar
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Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, graduate Of Geneva Medical
Coese pupil az the Lynsn Hospital Paris and student o. he
London HoTitsls attends every department of MEDICAL
PRACTICE Ladies and Children No 70 East l5th st.
hours from 10 20 II 2.
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IoueU 4 ectures In New. YOrk-The first Of the Rev
" H. MILBURN'S Lectures the Settlement and History
Of Mississippi Valley The of the Iest Val
lev > at Clinton Hall, Asior-psce WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Jer g. At o'clock Doors open % Tickets % censj Tor
sale OF the principal Bookstores and at the Librarians desk
Mercantile Library.
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TMNFNSE SUCCESS OF BICkLE1 SEKE-
NADFRs in receiving four admissions their
tshmerts. the tickets in PERTAINS FOURTH GIFT En-
SrrpPIsF TICKETS for SALE from 10 10 p. III.
A. .ae Bax Office Of BUCKLEY'S OPERA Hot So NJ so
at principal Hotels and NJ stores
sshai. PRicE or GIFT TICKETS. { |, OR Il FOR 10.
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LEGISLATURE CT VIRGINIA
SENATE.

THURSDAY Jan. 81 ieJO
The following bills were reported: Providing
far The establishment of meridian- at the county
court houses Of the Commonwealth: Amending
18th and 10th sections of chapter % OF the code
Of Virginia: Making an appropriation to The
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Institution. at Stann-
tom Extending the charter of the North Yves
tern Bank of Virginia for twenty years, and au-
thorizng an increase of capital to Sl,5po.ooO;
Authorizing the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, to issue Coupon bonds at n rate OF ~
per cent Authorizing the Virginia Central Rail
road Company to issue Coupon bonds at rate
Of interest not exceeding u per cent: lncorpora-
ting the West Point Land Company.
BILL PASSED.
Authorizing the Governor to cause "a p IN
tomb to be erected over the grave ofJames Mad
son.-Ayes 42-noes none.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Mr. johnson called for the unfinished business,
namely--the bill authorizing loan of S5O0,0oO
to the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compa-
ny
Mr. Parks being entitled TO the floor delivered
AN elaborate argument against the motion to
postpone indefinitely.
Mr. Deneale was willing TO vote for the meas
ure if be thought the financial ability OF the State
would Justify it,
The subject debated till a late hour and
finally the Senate adjourned without taking any
yo,e ON the bill.
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realty diversified in kind and bounaIess in e1-

greatly diversified in kind and baundless in ex-
tent.
With the promr,ngs Of self interest and pub
lie spirit, then. to engage in these new underfa-
king-.--with the opportunity and the means to do
so. what are they doing What have they
done win they have the energy and the en-.
terprise to beginl On one OCCASION already re-
ferred 10. they exhibited a signal instance Of
public spirited md patriotic energy. which has
given them u wide spread reputation which de-
serves not soon to be forgotten. 1t remains TO
be seen whether their whole stock was exhausted
by that one effort. or whether by other efforts If
like character they will crown that one with all
the success which may flow from it.
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Ill OF Boston who is now travelling for his health In
II gives one an ever present idea Of the
PRISE OF his oonnirymen, find their commodities
merce continually in his path wherever he goes not
VISITED any considerable city of Turkey, where not find
the Medicines Of country represented by CHERRY
fEciokti In smyrna Aeppo, Jafla, Jerusalem Con
satnope we see in each the door post bazaar
the peculiarly American looking Iron card Dr. Aver saw
ing iii language which in thousand of the pasers
oy can read Ayers Cherry Pectoral for Coughs Colds and
Consumption sold here On shelf behind legged
mussuman are seen The bottles with their English Spanish
French and German faces turned crowd and on
ENDURING we are told that foreigners the only purcha
ss ou the rue believers themselves their in tate
to try this product of American skill when thew find er
no other for them"
was told yesterday that CHERRY PFcToRA Ar had hear
presented to the Sultan in constant use In his Ia
''i an" III INC hospitals OF the Empire. Idcc COLIN
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From the San Francisco Bulletin.

AWoULp-BE HEIRro LEIpEspoRF. Mar
rying the Wrong Niger. after it was
known that l.eidesdorti's property in this city was
Immensely vauable.a well known gentleman then
living here, but since dead, left town in great
hurry and was absent some months, when he re-
turned to the great wondcrment Of his acq uain-
tances. who were entirely in the dark as to where
he had been. or what he had been in pursuit of
After while it leaked out that he had been to the
West Indies, locking up Leidesdorff's heirs and
hndng,as saba female that he believed was
the real Simon Pure heir of the vast estate he
without ceremony popped the questionwas accep
ted and married forthwith, congratuiating himse
that Capt Folsom and all other claimants would
have TO stand aside, while he, the great nabob of
California. would be without rival in the Col.
den State. After the marriage, in preparing the
necessary documents and getting testimony to
suh,tantiate the claims of his lady fair, be found
to his astonlshment that he had made small mis-
take and that in fact he "married the wrong mig .
GER
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LEAP YEAR.-Tho "strong minded" women of
the North seem to be ayaiIing themselves Of the
privileges of leap year in good earnest. Wei pub
ii-h elsewhere an account of their doings in Low
ell. Massachu sets, and we notice that in Auro-
ro Illinois. they have formally resolved that 'if
they are not married this year, somebody mH be
10 blame.
Commenting on the above, the Stanton Spec
tator says the Indies of the South are never dis
posed to WOO the men, even during leap year,
and if they dispoeed it would not be neces-
sary Their modest worth unrvalled beauty,
add unsupported virtue render them SO attractive
that they are always surrounded with gallant ana
devoted admirers, and IRE never al loss for
husband when they become tired of single-bes-
sedness. Bloomcrsm, public ecturing, protes'
si0na life and man counting may strike the tan.
oy of the Lowell Amazons and suit the taste OF
the fast gals of Aurora. but the ladies OF the
South consider such practices more honored in
the breach and more appropriate to men who
wear the brooches.
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KENTUCKY STATE CoUNCIL.-1he kentu cky
State Council assembled at Frankfort Jan ua-
ry 23d. The following resolutions adop-
ted:
Resoiped, That our delegates 10 the National
nominating Convention of the American party of
tho United States, to be held in Philadelphia on
the 22d of February next, be instructed to urge
and vote for postponemant of nominations for
President and Vice President, and that
commend the 4th day of July, lS56as suitable
time for said nominations.
Resolved, That recommend an open organ
ization of the American party.
Resolved, That again the State Council of Ken
lucky re, affirms the resolutions OF the National
Council of the United States, known as the Phil
adelph Platform, and will sustain them as the
basis of its political action, from the profound
conviction that they tend to the preservation and
perpetuation of the Union, and to the advance
ment of the best interest of the people of the
United States.
Resolved. That we instruct our delegates to
the National Council to vote for an open organi-
cation of our Order, and from thenceforth every
native born citizen of the United States. regard
less of the fact that he has or has not submitted
to the ceremony of initiation in Councillor else
where. who adopts platform As the rule of
his political faith and action, shall be- regarded
as member of the American party, and cordial,
ly greeted such.
Resoired, That present 10 the American
party of the United States. as suitable candi-
date for the Presidency. the Hon. Garrett Davis
but il the honor should be conferred upon Hon.
Willard Fillmore, of New York, or any other good
and true American, we stand pledged to give him
unanimous and cordial support.
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MExIco.-The advices receivcdby the Govern.
ment from Mexico are reported to Indicate the
speedy fall of Gen, Comfort'a administration
There is strong party in favor Of Yidaurri, the
hero of the Eor,h, ms he is called. But the best
Informed of the capitol were of opinion that Gel
valos, Chief Judge of the SurpremeCourt, would
be called to the Presidency.
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LATER FROM GuATEMALA.-In the Bulletin
Official" of Costa Rca. we find u portion of the
message of the perpetual President of Guatemala
There is nothing of very great interest ia the
document. The republic continues visiblv pro-
crossing. according too the President. Her for
eign relations remain peaceful and are constant.
ly extending. As regards Nicaragua the Presi.
dent says:
'Recent events, and perhaps the WEAKNESS
produced by so long strife have made tie ne
cessity of repose to be felt in Nicaragua, and
accordingly an arrangement has been made, bv
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"OUR FOREIGN Relationships Bodisco
married Miss Williams, af Georgetown; Mr. Sar.
tges, the French Minister, married Miss Thorn
dixie. of Boston; MIR. Bennelas, formerly Sccreta-
ry OF the Spanish Legation married the sister of
Madame Sartiges; Mr.. Boileau. present Sccreta
ny of the French Legaiion,marred the daughter
of Col. Benton Mr. Marcoleta, Minister from Nj
coragua. married Miss Kickhaffcr of Washing
ton city; Mr.. Caroalno, the late CHILEAN Minister
gave two manifestations of his "distinguished
consideration" to the United States, and now
MIR. Stoeckl is added to the catalogue.
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Burns ANNIvERsAiy.-Th anniversary of
the birth of Robert Burns the poet. was cal
eorated in New York last Friday evening, with
unusualeclat. The festivities, however. were
somewhat marred by the fact that on that day
Col Wm' Maxwell q leading spirit on suoh fes.
tive occasions, breathed his last to- the regret Of
a multitude Of warm friends.
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virtue of which hostilities have ceased aud
impartial government has heen established. My
ma-t sincere desire is. that the peace should be
consolidated and that under its shade. Niearae ia
may recover from the losses which So prolonged
disorder hive necessarily occasioned."
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PUTNAM's MoNTALY MAGAZINE .--Putnam's
Monthly for February has bee received. Tho
table of contents is unusually attractive, compri-
sing the following articles: Washington at Bos-
ton; Sixty six Years Ago; The Ring; Owl Copse;
Sonnet; High Life at the North Pole; Aspiration,
The Romance Of Crimean History, The Philoso-
ply of Punning;Living in the Country; My Wife
and Encyclopedia of American Literature; The
Ranger;rhe Haunted King and the Loaded Dice;
Lewis Life of Goethe; A Plea for Ounces and
Ounce Trees; A Word for Mems Rights; Edito
rial Notes; American Literature; Art Matters,
&c. Price, S3a year. Address Dix Edwards
32I Broadway, New York.
To the Kindness of the same publishers we
are indebted also for tho February number Of
"lIou sehold Words" 1t is an exact reprint of
"ajournal conducted by Charles Dickens.".-
1t is beautifully printed and Published at the
moderate Price of s3 per annum.
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TOBACCO CIRCULAR.

TOBACCO CIRCULAR
SAN FRANCISCO January LIST. 1885
We present with the following statement of Tobac
Market, ending December 3st e55 Amount hand In
round numbers as t,llows
Half Pounds, 100 Cases. 100 fbs 600
Pound Jumps 1900 Pack, 100 tts.........l2o 600
3al 600
generally nnsileabe,. .'.................. 80 600
25l cOo
Amount on the way 10 this Port
say $500 Cases, 100 fbs
1000 Pack, Is TBS a,...................3o0 600
sos 0OO
Making the total amount on hand and known be
on the way, nearly 100000 pounds, equal to
about eight months consumption.
KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO.
On hand, 700 Bales equal ............ SO 500 lbs
Known TO be on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a 600
lO6 500
In view of these facts would friends to be
cautious in making further shipments.
In conclusion will remark that though old brands
In saying that the people of California beginning evnce
strong determination buy TOBACCO and BRANDS
Very respectfully. your ob't serv'ts,
GREENE HEATH ALLEN.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Jan 81
Offerings at the scales oday reached 300 head of
of which number $50 head driven off for PHILADELPHIA
100 head were left unsod and the remainder purchased
s. 25-averagng s. o. The general quality of the
Cattle rather Indifferent Hogs-Thpre about 500
in the pens nearly all of which at 81 50-and
market dull There but slaughtered hogs coming
market. Sheep are about usual to "a
NEW YORK CATrLE MARKET Jan, 30-Oferings Beeyes
1910 head sales at 10 0all 30 Sheep and Lambs sales
to sll Hogs-saes at 90 g. 0oper 100 lbs
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other norton, will. more or less. add 10 the hon
OF and welfare Of our rhoie country.
R,.oir,d. That notwithstanding the baleful
onipons entertained and expressed by some ct
COR fellow -conntrymen If the North, and the re-
sisiance which has been sometimes, we regret 10
say. effeciually made TO 1.-The supreme law Ut the
the land" we nevertheless feel IA devoted attach
ment TO our glorious Union. and fixed determ-
nation that it shall be preserved; aud to this end
we will direct our most earnest prayers,and exert
our most strenuous efforts,
Pssoired That we have abiding faith in the
heartfelt sentiments Of the masses Of the people
that they are radically Union, however at times
they mny be misdirecied. or msrepresented. by
the unscrupuously ambitious and designing.
The wrongs we have suffered, we trust. are ut
transient nature: and we feel that we corroborate
the fact expressed in our inspired Declaration ct
Independence, that " oil experience hath shown
ton.
that mankind are more disposed to suffer while
evils are suiierable. than right themselves by
abo.hing the forms to which they have been
customed." and therefore, here on the soil which
gave birth Ia Orr w AsHiseroN and OUR HENRY
we vow eternal fidelity to the Constitut and
our Union.
Gen Green, nfTexas, offered the following res
olution, which was adopted:
Resoired bat the members Of the Senate and
House of Delegates If the Virginia Legislature
be.nyited to attend the sessions Of this Conyen-
ton.
On motion. the President was requested to
have the presiding officer Of each branch OF the
Virginia Legislature furnished with u copy Of
Gen Green's re solution.
The Convention after adopting the usual par
liamentary manual for lis government during its
sittings, then adjourned to meet again Mt 2 o.
clock friday morning at the African Church
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BILLS REPORTED.

already noticed in the report Of their proceedings
were read by their titles and appropriately refer
red.
BILLS REPORTED.
To establish the County of Calhoun out of par
of Gilmcr County :-Concerning Savings Bank
To incorporate the Howardsville Bank in AL
bemare To defray the expenses OF the funeral
of the late de legate from Lancaster and North
cumberland :--Scnate Bill to provide for the reas-
sessment of the lands in the Commonwealth.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. D.bney--For releasing to Daniel
Singer of Pouhatan the amount of sum erro-
neouslv assessed
Mr. Frost-For withdrawing from tie committee
ofpropositlons of propositions and grievances the
petition for II no unity out of parts of Jack
son, Writ IL Gilm err and to refer the same to Sc
lect committee. Opposed by Messrs. Smith and
Brannon -. and supported by Mr. Frost
aud adopted. Cornmitlee, Messrs. Frost, Floyd,
Berkeley, Claiborne aud Smith
Mr. Stanard-For changing the terms of the
Circuit Court of Ri, hmond city.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Hays--Of citizens of Gilmer for Turn
Mr.. od-Of citi2 ems of Charlottesville. for
a branch of Exchange Bank or Bank of Virginia
at their town.
Mr.. Floyd-Remonstlanc of citizens of Mon
roe against tho change Of a Turnpike location.
MIR. NoWHn-1etItlOn OF JOnn H. DaDney anu
others for the Improvement of Seneca Creek.
The House proceeded to t',ke up the unfni sh-
ed business, being the bll to authorize the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, TO connect their road with the Orange
and Alexandria road.
Mr. Seddon offered the following amendment,
which adopted.
"And provided further, that if in the progress
of the construction of said ext ension, it shall be
necessary to diminish, postpone. or suspend the
payment of d sdends on tho Stock of the Com
pany, such dim!nuiion, postpon ement or suspen-
sion shall not apply to the stock of the State but
only to that of private Stockholders"
Mr.. Early moved "A further amendment that
this act shall be imperative until the said com
pany shall be surrendered all right to the exclu
siye transportation of pas sengers betweed Rich
mond and Washington
This amendment sustained by Mr Early
and Mr. Lee, and opposed by Mr.. .Sedtlon, and
Mr.. Davis of Grcenbriar before vote was ia.
ken on this amendment the House passed to the
order of the day. being the Bill for removing the
restrictions ON the North Western Rail Road.
The bill was taken up, Mr.. Boremau obtained
the floor and the House ad ourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Makers Premium Bitters.-CuRE FOR CHoLlC.-
With Of and vegetables always disor
producing choc cholera mObus diarrhpa
infants and adults rich and poor liable at
be attacked with of the diseases
all important that every family should keep
@tanty hand and speedy remedy for them
We know Of medicine that bears comparison with BA
KE PREMIUM BIrrERs In instantly expelng either of these
annoying dangerous Affections from the human system
friend ours while a visit Old Point few days
ndulging his appetite freely during the day at
hour the night retiring violently attacked
with choc he assured that but for the free and instant
these crs he does think he could have survived
the attack. Three doses taken AT intervals of ten minutes
loved the pain produced gentle perspiraon, and at
corrected the well the inactivity of the liver
And such results always follow when these Bi:tes
take in time of the vegetables from which they
pared being the powerful knows medical
profession while the remaining properties less ef tive
purifying the blood and correcting the disorders the
stomach and bowels
Every family should keep few bottles hand Price so
per bottle.
sale aessrs Stroher Whitehead and Stabler e.
Jones Lynchburgi andby Druggists generally.
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Hodc., Fever and Aguc Curc.-Irs SUDDEN CT.

Sodcs' Fever and Aguc Curc-lrs SUDDEN CT
LFpRlTYNever did any medicine acquire popularity
idly this has paved the to celebrity by uninter
uptcd The demand Tor it is coextensive
with the union Quinne Strychninc and other deeerious
drugs administered remedies for remten and intermittent
much mischief in South that
this prep ration which all such pernicious lngre
dienis effective than the medicines that
them, hailed regions priceless gift of
science
For sale by II. Saber Co, and by Druggists generally.
JAS. N RHODES, Proprietor,
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NEW YORK, August 9th 1e55
Fo Dr. Wright DEAR SIR refrain from
the extraordinary benefit have derived
taking wonderful medicine. As have been seriously
with disease of the lungs and survive
time feel that through taking your "Scroulous
Anoe alone life has been preserved and feel that
Ia perfectly well | seriously afflicted
with cough pain chest &c believe to be the best
lung diseases offer offered the public
cheeruliy recommend o all afflicted n a similar way My
very precarous but the medicine al
Immediate relief
lreman, sir, yours respectfully.
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