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Selected Certificates.
Certificate of the Mem OrLpnns Erde,,n.iter
Certificate of John r, Miller, of I4ttakapas,

y New Iberia Attakapas March TO- 1S52.
In July last, was induced TO apply The BRIDGEWATER
MINERA PAINT to my Sugar House and every respect
has exceeded expectations and the
by the Agents, Iesrs. G. G. E0GERI CO. cheerfuy
add testimony he emoraced in The Agents
Circular and recommend he Planters ard ohers
the best Fe and Wa Protector have known. Where
have applied IL j has been exposed 10 The nce last July
and has neither bsered cracked, and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved inpervious
(Signed) JOHN F. MILLER,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans I
Be remembered that the 18th January, 1851 me
het subscriber Justice for the CITY
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother, President
and James II. Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans being duly sworn ac
cong law do depose are
Just and true and correct transcript from Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
subscribed before 18th day of January
1857. CEAS NJ BRADFORD, Second Justice of -
the Peace of the Parish of Orleans,
The Board Of Trustees resolved of six
cash the outstanding profits to the
holders thereof their legal on and after
MONDAY, the 9th of February
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
FORTY @ cent the earned premiums of the
for the ending sst December 1885 for which
tfcates will be issued after the 18th of March
3Ths Company continues to insure the peril of the
rivers and loss damage by fire.
premium. Office No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, VicePresident.
JAMES Fl WHEELER. Secretary
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S9SS9 1928 Al
Premiums on Fire Risks. .359 so
Marine RISKS. 2S3792 IS
River kisks. 3lG2s2 10
Lie Rsks.. 3,A94 %
Less Premiums on Risks not terminated rs 4sI 90
LESS Return fremuns .............. 15OS5 50
- l4s,366 50
Amount of earned Premiums ending above 53
Losses paid during same period, viz
On Fire Risks. ..................... Sl7,66S So
On Marine Risks. .................. 2l2,19S 81
I'm River Risks. a0,73l IS
On Life risks. 500 90
$435,69S 81
Deduct for interest,"
profit and loss dis
count, etc. ,Sl2S,395 IS
Less general expenses
and reinsurances 81, 265 IS 4l,l29 1884 56S 81
Net Profits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1850 1872 Is
The Company have the following assets:
Amount outstanding on bond and mort
............... ................ $3.50 247 %
Loans on bank and public stocks. SOL 242 90
Premium notes. ............... ..,..... 1877 AS
cash. .......................... ll4,937 90
Scrip of the Company taken in settle
ment Of suspended debls) Siu.S50, cost q 1865 SO
Scrip OF other companies. 20 940 ........ ln,475 90
l,0hO shares bank stock. .......... 1882 so
40 900 OF consolidated bonds .......,.... 4223D %
Real Estate. ............. 6OO6S "a
Due Tor premiums in course Of collection 2I9U IS
sl,5ls,497 q
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New Orleans Feb. 4. 1854.
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted with the
BRIDGEWATER PAINT and its merits thoroughly tested we
in opinion with Capt. Thornassou of the Magnolia
and Capt Brown of the Porpoise. We cheerfuly
mend said paint a superior article.
HUGHES, VALETTE Il THOMAS, Louisiana Dock Yard.
j. =. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
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penters, etc.
Certificate of Hughes 8. Valette.
New Orleans March 4, 1856.
We have used the Brdgewaer Mineral Paint III G. G.
Bogert Co. for the five years steamboats,
the Louisiana Dry Dock and have had opportunity
judging Of its merits as durable and protective paint
In opinion is superior to have when
applied fresh work and in every respect equal
represented 10 be- In short time it becomes perfect slate
and great body and elasticity For decks
sells railroad bridges depo and every description
painting that exposedo the weather. the Bridgewater Paint
consider invaluable.
(Sgned) HUGHES, vALETTE t. CO.
Agents of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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Certificate 0f LVm. O.. Te,nuJetoD.

%
G. G. Bogert-Dear SIR have used your BRIDGEWATER
PAINT the decks of my steamships having fully tested
its vslue eheerny recommend its the best and
economical paint have used also nd unequaed for
painting decks covered with canvas be durable yous
TO water, and protection against fire.
(Sgned) W. c. TEMPLETON,
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aus lvdW&A

I WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprieors lowest whole
General Depot Special Agency, No. ltl amp II Charrss
street, New Orleans, La.
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Certificate Of Capt. Waliam Bro,rn of To,c6oat

have used the BRIG EWAfER PAINT for which Messrs
G. g. BOGERT co are agents. the hurricane deck of
towboat Porpoise The paint has been about months
and sparks and cnders constantly falling it. has had eff
feet whatever In about four weeks slate
and satisfied of its possessing all the qualities necessary
insure certain protection against the effects
ders. confdenty recommend the dgewhter Paint for the
purposes setf forth in the Agents circular.
(Sigued,l WIN, BROWN, Captain of Towboat Porpoise.
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BRIDGEWATER PAINT.
Certificates of railroad Ors, efIitcec.

CGrV1HCAtGS OF TtN1ITONI UfS, eTlfCCC.
have the BRIDGEwATER PAINT upon the buildings
charge at West Point found that answered
my expectations Ihave hesationin adding
the good qualities Of the paint eemng the article
have eyerused R. s. SMITH.
Lieut.. and Quarter Master u S. Military Academy
Certificate OF Oliver n Lee, Superintendent of Hud-
son Riper Railroad.
Hudson River Railroad Office, New York jan le 1852
Thiss to certify that have used the PAINT
roofs of metal roof Depot buildings and on iron
work generally and to work and have no
hesitation in saying that besides taking price into consde
ration Is the best article for the
ness and fully meets my expectations $3.50 ~
OLIVER H. LEE,
g.... . Late Superintendent of H. X. Railroad
Mr. Lee isnow Secretary H. r. Railroad
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II,
have used the BRIpGEWATER PAINT on the iron work
also the decks and apaUs OF the ship Oxford
and entirely to sasac ion find that much of the
iron and rotng of wood and by
OF the Mineral Paint and recommend ship and
owners valuable and thrifty paint. THOS. S. MISOTT
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Certfcateo Of Capt. NJ L. Carpenter, Of Ship Elisa-
beth Denison.

UeEF DgHlSOn.
New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1859.
Ihave used the BRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT, for
which G. @. BOGERT co. Agents. on the decks Of my
ship, and can testify toi superiority all other Palms
have ever used cheaper and durable han any other
and have he taon in
best substance for ship purposes know Of
NJ. j.. CARPENTER, Master of ship Elizabeth Deu!son.
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Certificate of Capt. R. Tucker, of ship Helen
McGa,c.
New Orleans, March 90, 1856
have tested the Bridgewater Paint for which
Co agents in various ways my ship for the past
years. and have found in respect superior any
have ever seen. II Is in opinion, Invaluable durable
and protective substance, and recommend
ships use in preference to any other.
(SgnedD r. TUCKER,
Master of ship Helen McGaw
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Certificate Of Capt. Hitler, of ship 1nreN,

CUFVtCUte U SuPI' 1IHeIt UJ SHtp IHTPW,
New Orleans, March ), 1856,
have been using the Bridgewater Mineral Pain on e house
of Ship for the past years. consider most vaua-
BILE paint for going vessels recommend without
hesitation both for and its protective quail
ties. (Sgned) THOMAS G. HILFiR
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Certificate Of Capt. st. Clair IAomasson, of the
Steamer Magnolia,

: -. = New Orleans. Dec. z, 1851.
Having painted the hurricane the
Magnolia, under my command with the BRIDGEWATER
FAINT cheerfuly recommend for its impevious qualities
and have hesitation in pronouncing superior in my udg
men to any mineral paint before the public and believe
certain protection against the effects o, sparks and cinder
has also proved entirely waterproof my three
months use. (Signed,) ST 9. THOMASSON
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Certificate of Capt. Gale, of ship r. d. Shepherd

&c. 15,
Having used the Bridgewater Paint decks parts
OF my vessel for time past, cheerully endorse
tion that have used.
(signed) JAMES GALE, Master of shin R. D. shepherd
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Certificate Of j II. Uniting, AIaster Of Bark va,
kee Blade

Y "
, The BRIDGEWATER Fire and Weather Frocf PAINT
having been strongly recommended 20 induced
apply TO The decks of vessel and il better salts
faction than any Other paint have used recommend ii
10 snip masters and bceyeit will ,whcn properly applied
vent LEAKS OF decks and preserve the wood consider it
GSo discovery for ship owners and intend hereafter
tae hluseWaef Mineral Paint in preference other.
j. II. WHITNEY, Master Of Bark Yankee Blade.
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Certificate Of D. C. Nc Cullum, asst. Engineer N
Y. and Erie Roii,o1d

: =. UHE E7Te R0NIOGQ.
engineers Office, Oswego March 49, 1882
hayng 70 some extent used the several Mineral Paints which
have been before the public for several finding
none Of them what in my opinion they to
he was induced very reluctantly try
1have painted several Bridges the New York and
Erie Railroad with this article and found i to be much
superior any article Of the kind now in pse " w
Signedl D. G. McCI1JIuN
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPs
~ Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any the
articles contained In the catalogue will find
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
be found the GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States, lowest prices
Please address, j. WRIGHT l. co,
GENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE
n24f Nos ISL and q Charities street NewOrIeaps
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UAt4-NURE CUAL!-TlTI =. ~ e q =, n ~,
~ where please hut be sure you get your EA at The
City Coal Office No IS Exchange Place opposite the Post Of
fee where is always band the lowest notch in the market,
good supply Of hest pshnrg English American Camel
Anthracite, by hogshead, and Lower .lh'o Goal
Havn: removed from old stand II CusomhnnSe street,
IS Exchange Place friends and customers will be prompt
leaving orders Mt IS Exchange Place
Coal Yard No ia Magazine street, More Dame,
opposite Alfred hcarny's Warehouse
~ 10y ICY $500 2, H. WILLARD. Agent.
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NEW ORLEANS

wSpNEspAY MORNING, AUGUST Il, 1857.
- -
h 1t Not Time. $751;
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PATENT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAL

L VANIZED IRoN-Warraned to Flanch with
out CrackThe cheapest and most durable for Roof
ing entering Spoung Cornces for buildings Lining for
tanks Bathing Tubs Soveppes Locomotive and Steam
Stack Pipes VerandaS and all other purposes where
exposed TO oxidation and Galvanized iron expands less
than of the other metals except platinum and ee it is
much cheaper and durable than and the only
article that will stand the peculiar humidity of this climate In
line. not only in this but in England and France is
established beyond doubt that Patent Galvanized Iron,
pared expressly FOR the the most economical
count Of IFS being the durable article To- the above named
discovered being entirely rust proof and
ing paint whatever protect 1t from decay
HEATON i OLIVIER, 40 Common street,
fe3 Agents for the Manufacturers
NJUTAKIAL NOTICE-rliE UNDERSIGNED hay-
ing taken office II Common street is prepared
conduct the Noaral business, and respectfully solCitB
patronage of his friends and the public.
P. W. ROBERT.
New Orleans, May IT, 1S5I.-myl6 ly
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Messrs. !. G. p. Davenport, Richmond, Virginia.
"~~ -. John Bowlelt 4 Co., Petersburg,
Ball, Santos Il Co. Norfolk
Anderson, Adams & Co., Lynchburg,
A. Il. Phillips Co Fredericksburg, --
Hpafh & 1Ipu Snn Fra al
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VFOTtFNS-TIESE
celebrated works in full and successful operation
ard prepared to supply all orders for Hydraulic Cement Of tina
best quality fresh ground and in good barrels in
the best style and forwarded TO of the United States
Address CHAS. II. LOGHER,'
Il lnrn. Mol
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NOTICE THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
~ existing under the style of FEARN, DONEGAN CO.
is dissolved by the death OF JAMES H. WEAKLEY and the
withdrawal of NJ W. STEELE. Either of the vivng
authorized of the firm in liquidation
Its liabilities will be protected by JAMES II. DONE
GAN. NJ W STEELE,
November 5, 1856. JAMES II. DONEGAN.
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More Curcs.
PHrLApILtnl.,.s Sd mo. 20, la

neg 5 PHrLAprLiHit, ). Sd mo. 20. 1880.
hRespsetsi Friend:-I had for several years
beer AFFECTED with Dyspepsio, and occasional
~ q General Debility. ] accidentally tried
thy medicipe, Hollands German Bilters, in
tile frst place upon daughter. she having d
severe spell Of sickness. Thy Hoo6anP 5
German Bitt rs had such effect upsn her gem
eral debility, that was induced totr it my
self. i.then got 4 bottle. and used it accord
ing 70 The directions, and it relieved me more
than anything I had before used. giving
time and strength to the stomach and system.
Last fall had d very severe spell OF the Diar-
brhua, which continued for some lime. My
life, for time was despared Of. Yhy Bitters
again being used acted very happily upon the
stomach nd intestines an,tfoon relieved me
from the great pain 4 suffered aud gave me
general health TO ,thesysten. Il consider ii
doctor, one Of the most yalus BILE medicines
ever used, and shall take great pleasure in
recommending It, TO others.
+az5 Respectfully Thy friend. =
,4s SAMUEL HUTTON.
/ No. S jennings Row, Catharipe. above
Thitd... t%s Ess AFsi4lss'5 - - ~
!. To Dr.. c. NJ. Jackson. iao Arch It., ,,Phila-
See advertisement. slst
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NOtice. I

TIE unknown heirs of Peter Norris, deed;
the unknown heirs of Joshua Morris, decd;
Charles R. Shrewsbury Samuel NJ Shrewsbury,
Leonard Shrewsbury, Edward Bailey and Mar
garet his wife. The unknown heirs OF
John Morris, decd: the unknown heirs OF
Leonard Morris, decd; the unknown heirs Of
The unknown heirs of Lawrence Bryant and
Mary his wife, dec d, and the unknown Leirs
Of Fleming Cable and Sarah his wife, decd.
and Parthenia Hudsan, you and each Of you
will take notice, that on the oath day Of
March. 1851, at the Office of Alex. T. Laidley,
ESQ.,, in The town of Charleston, Kanawha
county. Virginia. we shall proceed to take the
dispositions Of William D. Jackson a nd Others,
to b. read as evidence upon the trial OF an
issue before jury in the circuit court Of Ka-
nawha county, Va. 10 ascertain If any, and
il an how much Of certain; paper writing
admitted to probate in the said circuit court
on The 18th day Of June, 1851, as the last will
aud testament Of Hiram Morris, deceased, be
the last will and testament Of Hiram Morris
deceased; and u said dispositions be not com.
pleted on sad day. the taking Of the same
will be continued from day to day and from
time to time until finished. The suit in
which The foregoing issue will be made up, !,
instituted by usagainst you and Others. aut
Is now pending ia the said circuit court 81
Kanawha county. Yours. &c.
John Is. Crockett, Parthenia Crockett, Sam.
uel Hensley. Cynthiana Hershey. Charles MGR
risor. And Dickinson Morris.
By counsel
Feb. "a, Is.6--4w. sQ ~ Il
Mccomas & Newman, p. q.
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Turnpike Company.
THERE viii be q meeting Of the Board
i Directors of said Company, at Ravens
wood, on the I'd OF March next; to determine
upon the proposed change ID the location Of
the branch road from ,Riply 10 Parkersburg,
which change is in the Vicinity the PaTkers-
burg wells and also, to receive proposals for
constructing said brsnch road. Those favor
ing and those opposing. the prep sed change
are requested to furnish the Board, gwitk the
requisite inftrmationa 10 arrive d q right con
clusion. And, persons submitting proposals..
may make them TOR the whole road, or fol
sections, and also, fur both routes.
Tie road has been recently located BY MI
VIM. Stag, the eomrany's engineer fof the
purpose, who willIfurnish any Information in
his powers, as will any Of The directors.
A full attendance isrequested.
JAMES H. BROWN President.
Januaryis Is. 1851. sis.Sl
The Parkersburg News and Rarenswoed
Chronicle please publish the above for foul
weeks, and send bills 10 the Co.
lNIRGINIA, SS.-At Rules held in the
fsY clerks Office of the circuit court Of
fPntnan county ins the month Of March
1857.
Ro. Mitchell and James Mitchell, n,efcbar,.,
and partners trading under the finn Of Robt.
Mitchell & Son, against Hill G.. Tribe, in
debt upon judgmect for the sum OF SSH
damage $50. The object ofsthis suit being 10
recover the sum Aforesaid with the interest
and costs Of suit. and il appearing n sf6da-
sit fled that the above named defendant Hill
g. Tribe is q non resident of the common.
| wealth Of Virginia. i is ordered that he Dc
appear here within one NOR til after due pub
LEGATION OF this order and do what Is neces-
t-.A
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: The Virginia Bible Society is engaged
IN the good work Of seeking out those
families 10 the State that have not the BIZ
BE, and furnishing tito them either by
sale or gift. If they are mot able to buy
1t. Mr. A. P. SnIhmerfeld, acting I'M
der the directions ofsthis society, sup
piled Kanawha county last summer. and
has just finished the same good work in
Putnam. He found in that county one
hundred and forty two families that Had
not any part of the word of God. and for.
..y..wo that had the New Testament only.
Ssyelty-three bibles were given -gratui-
tou.ly. the others paid for the book d
! God. Ia
+ Nj. sunmsr6eld has gone T. Wayne
county to seek out and supply the desti.
tute there. We commend him aad the
noble cause in which he is engaged to
the good win and hearty cooperation d
ali. ssf. $500 81 -.
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VIRGINIA, ss,.-.At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court .oi
Putnsm ceuhtv, in the month OF Msrch 1857.
James b. Dadding VS.. John J. Hubbard. Biz.
sbeth Hubbard. AndrewJ. Wright. Sarah A.
Virgin Eugene 3. Lucas and Rirhatd h., Lu.
cas- -
In Chancery.
II appearing BY affidavit 6Ied that the de-
fendanis John j.. Hubbard, Elizabeth Hub
bard, Andrew J. Wright. Sarah A.. Wright
Eugene 8. Inca and Richard H. Lusas, are
non. residents Of the State Of Virginia, and the
object ofthis suit being TO obtain Decree oil
Court to sell the interestof Eugene Edwin Luz
cas-, infant, in the real estate Of Thomas Hub
bard, deceased, it is therefore ordered thstthe,
do appear here within one month afer due
publication Of this order, and do what is nee
esssry to protect their interest IN The premises
- Test Ro. 7. HARVEY, Clerk.
ni04w
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NOTICE.

ITO William M. Peytop, Andrew y. Lewis.
| Il Sarah z. Lewis John w. Lewis. James
v. Lewis. Isaac Barker. Sen. Leroy Hsrliss.
Rohert Snodgrass. William Meadows. and all
others whom il may concern. -, &
Notice 10 hereby given you and each Of you
that the Coal River Navigation Company will
on Tuesday the l4lh day Of April next, (l851)
point Ave uisintefesteI freeholdeIs, who. OF
any three or more Of hcm shall constitute
Board Of Commissioners 70 ascertain . jus
compensaticn to the owners Of land upon the
line Of the Coal River Improvement within
the said County, for such ofthe SAID. lands q
are OF may be proposed to Be- talen by said
Comps ny TOT is purposes. sta q
THf CoAL RIvER NAvioATlor CoMPAHY
van4s By Counsel. {
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4 This remedy Il offered 10 The cummunitS
with the confidence We feel IN an sfticle
which seldom fails To- realize the happiest ef.
fects thatcan bedesred. Sowide Is the field
OF its usefulness and 70, npmerous the cases
Of its cures, that almost every sectios OF the
country sbounds in persons, publicly known,
who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of The lungs, bv is
use. when once tried its superiority over
every other medicine Of it, kind l. too appay.
ent 70 escape observation, and where lis yir-
tues are known, the public no 10 1eer hesiiafe
what antidote tsempIpy fofthe distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary orsans,
which are incident to our climate.
Nothing has called louder fpEthe earnest en,
quiry cfmedical men. than the alarming pre-
valence and fatality Of eohsnmptivs com-
plants. nor has any one class Of diceasts had
yet no adequate remedy has been provided, on
which the public could depfha f5f protection
from attacks upon the respiratory organs, until
the introdnction Of the Cherry Pectoral. Tkis
article is the productofa long iaboiious. and
believe successful endeavol, 10 furnish the
with such femsdy. sOf this lasi
statement the American people sre now them
selves pfeparedto Judge. and appeal With
confidence to their decision. II theBs il ANY
dependence 10 he placed In What nen az evefS
clsss ana IA ion eeitIfv 4 hss done for them.
rifwe "a n -trust our own seast I. hen we see
fdaneerous affectionsIofihe throat sf,d 1unrs
,ieldsto Il. il ve can DEPEND IN The ) suran nee
ofintellieent Physicians. who make il thei,
business to kpow lin short, liz there Is sny re-.
lance mon ANYTHING. then 4 il irrefutabl,
nroyen that this medicine does relieve and
doescure the class Of diseases II Il designed
for. beyond any and al others that are knowr
70 mankind.a ifItbis be true. iii cannot be4toc
freely published nor be too widely known
The afflicted should Know II! A remedy ina,
cures is priceIess to them. Parents should
know tItheir children sle priceless to them.
All should know ii. for health can be priced Z
no one. Not only shouldit be circuia led 1efs
but everywhere, not only in this county bu,
all countries How faithfully We have, acted
On this conviction. IS shown IL ths iact that ii.
ready this article has made the circle Of iii
globe. The sun never SETS Of, ia limits. {Ns
continent IS without Il, ond but few peoples
hlthonghanot IN 10 reneYM use IN other /, 4.
tons IS IN this. Ills enployed by the more III,
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