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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

The vicksburg Uhig announces the death Of
Mfs. Co'eman we OF Col n. n. Coleman, Of that city,
and says.-hrr Ccemsn wns 4 member OF the
nustr family o. Marshas famous In the history Of
Virginia and Kentucky. Her father was Capt Tom Mar
shall, Of Kentucky who commanded y regiment in the
olutonsry war, ard she grand daughter Of Col
Thtmas Marshall, Of Virgins, who the aid o. Gen
Washington Al Rrspdyvne, and who greatly Distinguished
himself Of the head If virginia regiment aud vas ne
ycrrger brctter Of Chef justice Marshall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01
City Intelligence.

DEArs or Az OiD OFFICER os Tina CouEns --soEaihsa
W. OdeL librarian end tfcer Of she Superior Court srr
several years past 6ied In the ooh year q bis ssei ~
hAtiiiuck LoDg Island, CT Friday last. M 0;sl Yves
formerly member Of the Fourteenth ware po'oe Az
se Ecer Of the Superior Court 10 mas been Always
oohenRi courteous and sssertive-
FIX IN wEr FcsrSTa sIRxxg -Betrees three on
fccr O'Clock on Tuesday af,errcon FIRE rrofe out in
frame stable IN Wes Fcs eth street. bsiweca Tenth anc
hevea3 avenues owned by Jacob Schagaer The lsr,es
seen sQrsad TO two story frame dwelling house on the
west side, snd ssc 10 story frame S~e,rg tbs
east sfe, and before tho xere uubaued Tie upper
pant Of each building destroyed. The stable was
bcsse burnt 20 Death. HIS Do about soo-ao
sursnce. The two story ftans oliidug wss owned by
Andrew Bowe.sex and Muhacl scce.ne II 10 daasesd
about $aVe and Is insured scr e6Co II The hamson Ia
eursDce Company. fbew less CO surna-, will be aeoas
Sle0, on which they have 90 Insurance ina story
building IL owned by Mrs Eizabeth Beck Is damaged
about $50, and ID injured tor $500 +, tho Pacific In
sursJoe Company
FIRE IN WEST Foxry -Tmno srszar.-A lttas bescr,
O'Clock Tueadsy morning. Gre in Ito match
mandatory owned BY b II. D. Howard. located OF
Nos ssT aua aas Wet Forty third street. n originated
tho third 6sor Of the building In the OF oi No.
1872 West Foftyfourth street. the which 10
Forty street. and was caused By acc,asns the arc
en- were quickly 1t The premises, and under Mr. bow
ARDS drec,on coon extirgusaed toe flames Tho fausgs
70 about 5000, Insured for GOO, IN the Har
m0Dy insurance Company
TRs GREAT CRICKET MArcE-CASADA W. UsrxD SrArzs-
The Secretary OF thu Canadian Cricket Committee An
Dources by advertisement in paper this norainS the
arrival al tie Canada eleven O; 1858 in ths city They
will contend sgADst tie United States eleven. on Monday
next August 2, IS expected
EKw YORK HosPrA1 The following IL the weekly re-
port OF tbs above institution July 60 I3SsRsaar!ns
July 2s 23I admitted 10 july go "a DISCHARGED cured
or repvsn, as cred IL remaining q, ds;s "a Atass,
1871 Females. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

New F7uia.-Halr It's Disesses, Fail, Change
Of coior; lis ,nsbeiiisamea. carefully t.esied BY
GRANDSEAN, 81 Churchs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CRAwroar-druTSCro- in Brooklyn. July g. by n
Pew J. /. Holmes, CHAs n CsavFosp OF New York city
r. Fifa p " ortiz daughter CT the late Alfred j. Huntp
ten, OF New Orleans, Leus.ara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

Fa;htopsble Diamond JeweIry at MANN
fsc' pr.r-s 30 per cent below ret, pses D. O. PSs
CuCK, reprtseoisdb By David bait Broadway up stss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

FreHessch's PhotcR1 aPhio aeupic Of Ar
Nos 2S5 And sS7 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Peogrerbs haio,ypes dagusreotypes aud smbroypes In
every alyis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

SHOWER OF FLIEs.-A recent number on the
:; Iouts Democrat says-Op the de~B TIP OF 'bs steamer
Ed In tie Illinois, tho other night at nine oc ocl
-ho~er stream OF the Mormon chad ny poured upon
rsr Decks 70 ire depth OF six irchss ARD was very
difficult matter 10 shove them overheard They wero 30
to put out the watchmAns light aud veCp
everything in midnight darkness, The along tho
sbore lock ~ II borne down by these short hvcc 10
season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

Dr Hsncs Salamandsr Safes with Patent
powder proof 'ccks nd bars Axo fire and burglar
proof sslor saes. 4 srot i9e Pearl street.
ROBERT M. PArRICR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

a
oVegowsd II the outlets Tor the waste msers Of the blood
is Ter The wssis matters OF toe blood are closed
sruriet dsease At once makea TIA nppenrsnce MAJ DC
srps nay Re tissrdered or fever ass n scrous
s or ~ n a gen
cone sscs h- esSy Nov s.snass. s, sss% 70 h, re
While ihry csrno iru,e they are suleeny pswersa TO
on and he sody K At ence reeves rom ali ard
be:n sss.s h.. disease bad made OAR, ,hs !. ' 4.
sn No sss % 10" c,S rS :. n3T
prompt seophrn BsnSrehs ris wiz Gn directions are
ts, plain ssf gar Goa ss,.As latter Is 'sns per boz
&, w. smith. q, adiuafe OF Apothecaries'
Hal. Iresnd go Seventh avenue Physicans prescriP-
HSilcwsy's ointment - OF sAe Slightest
snse nsSSr avn % b s
Maiden lane, Rev York.
Cr,stndoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toopees.-
sns ses .pp ne "0s as.. .ad r and the dye
Wilson's Hair Coiorsr will mt dye IN.
skin bu, gradually turn your hair to 'biaok brown"
wibou, irIu,ins tie sH, No voybls ir sLpyinx s. .s
ssia sass n T. .as Tsrd ana
Bsrsyv T,sccphercos IL the Beet and
ehes article for dressing besanz csssxs- rrr-E
creersrg and restoring the hs.. LADIES' try H. sold All
dfvggisiA
Bachelors Hair pye, WIGS and Tcupes q -
TIE hes, "a TIE world surpassng s made sold applied
ri tbs msnufsc,ory. rs Broadway,
|
Radical Curs Truss Ompe.-Msnh & Co.,
No Vesey street, As,or House. Truszes aad spporcrs
Battheica's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tonpees-
ne test IN 10 world suypAssnx All MADE, sod and applied
at the mandatory, 2S Broadway.
HsiIsnd's Hair Dye takes all others down
for yid ny shade from black 10 brown Lego, re
moved 10 Aia Br, acrsy. corner Of Cana street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

BsteheIos's Hair pye, Wigs and Tcupe.a-
TIE hes, The world surpassng si made Sold and
ri tbs mspufscsory. as Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

BsrTyV TJScophercos IL the Best ara
ehes article for dressing besainx ciessss- rsr-
creersirg and restoring the hs. LADIES' ry sold By
dfpggislA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

&, w. Smith. q, adluafe OF Apothecaxfes'
Hell. Ireisnd go Seventh avenue. Physicians prescrip
,Ors accurately comp undtd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

psotcsi Curs Truss Omre-Msrh Il Co.,
No yesey street, As,or Houss TrtsAes aad ssppor.er
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

H0llcyssys ointment - ot t2ae Slightest
danger Incurred The ,spd of piles b. this
ten II drvrs inn rfisnn or eurprsss.s'
,rrston but hees Them to the yegy Sold b.
Maiden lane, Kew York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toopees.-
The the world Wholesale and resA the Ore
privately applied No Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

youTH AND BSAUTY.-FoR BxAUTfrYiss rHn
tcmp'eticn aud removing frecfles sn sunoW sne Az
disco o. stlcrs OF TIE shiu, usa -
W., r,sl. and certan, AID A~ca lnssa1
"a, ma r All cutsBecs pcrs % he face turn
"s we Yellow AND sltIow CoxYLxxrOy
into fecase. solk suoth veveshe cccr ladies' umnx
.Tat.sxr ween fvn A. iryttet 70 bottle,
cs, e give then, entire Satisfaction Pres
b,Nie Fr a. ne of0g sore NC ttra14 skrsn
n l6er,Irurer wsp hpd Pyicss g,yao-, N ,-rx
- prrpsrssp iov soh.rg ,s,.ae< nta az NAgnE -
rr..lss stsf .SArEg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

UoNDsRfuLi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAUGES
w fer stwicE nsthpes Amy Of Singers celebrated
log sshires he obtained With heurers OF
VIC % mach ed. NJ srnGhR a co, ssS Bfos1wsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-01

TaOACW ET SHrrSOr-NAp. Nv James Whitman.
ESD. New York: James Miller.
This pamphlet OF thirty pages compilation Of
The la,e ouirsses and Of the main arguments "pro and
con-" but principally "pro." Mr.. Whitman undertakes
20 jusfy the claim that the documents which really
create ships nationality shouldb produced We do
not think he has succeeded In fact think no has sig
nsly failed.
A Practical TREATISE on TIE RnvrNuI LAWS OF
THE UEIrsD SrArss, by G. @. Andrews. Boston,
Little, Brown 4 Co.
THIS work explores . long standing terra ,noo,nita 70
the legal profession. II combines in convenient form
the detached fragments Of the revenue laws including
the acts Of Congress- decisions OF United states courts
and regulations Of the Trcasury Department Asa work
of reference and guidance for the custom housc ocsr
importer and practitioner M usefulness will be appAr .nl
BzILE Barton on Toua-Ar NEWPORT. AND
HsRx AND THERE New York: Derby q Jackson
To those who relish tho light. gcssippy letters which
arc 10 much favor among rather extensive class OF
female WRITER'S this work viii be welcome The fair su.
thoress torupes no, 10 treat every imaginable subject
including social enjoy menl agriculture politics. personal
criticisms, aboIitoDsm, Yachting music, shpbulding
sns 'he drama ven,uring opinions freely-somo good
Others Indifferent and bad, but oil enjoyable,
doubtless was intended. Several masculine opinions
make rs suspect that fsiIe has husband or q male
friend.
HE lIIR AND ADvErTLHEs OF MAJOR R0GEa SHxR.
Man P0T1ER. together with an accurate and ex-
oeedlngiy interesting account of his great schier-
Ipents IN politics. diplomacy and war: all od which
are mere recorded, OUT of'sheer love for the mar
tial epirnof this truly ambitions nation nv Pbcbe
Van truesdale. New Y0sS: Stanford 4 DeIisaer.
We should judge that this work was intended 10 be
funny' BY The preface and the pictures. We have had
no time 70 read ", nor would We IL the time could he
spared. Perhaps time spent in reading IL would be
little better than wasted
GUIDE 10 HonoKEs, the Eysian Fields and Vice.
hsvfsn vsh an historical sketch, vgnes,e Of Castle
Point by W. whitley, is in course Of publication The
peroa embraced nom The landing OF Hendrick Hudson
nc"" "e present time. II s TO be popular rude
recry for the vistcrs 10 Hudson county
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26

a New Recommendations. The New
York Observer says We saw letter the
other day which gentleman coming to town
presented to a mercantile house. 1t was a
sealed lcttor Of introduction. and read thus
"Dcar Sir-Tho bearer of this letter, Mr..
James B. Smith, goes to New York to pur-
chase goods | can recommend him as good
for all he pays cash for Yours truly,
S. =. JONES"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26

A CUNNING HoRsE.-Franconi. director
Of the hippodromo in Paris, and the famous
artist in craftsmanship, has trained horse
with great care to foign being severely wound
ed, end go limping back to his place. The
four footed actor performed his part odmra-
bly, at rehearsal, knowing well that the dis
obedience would be followed by immediate
punishment. but when the time came for ox-
hibihon, the cunning beast made the discov-
cry that there would be no whipping in the
presence of an audience, and instead of limp
ing as it ought, gallopod back as if nothing
had happened. Franconi was obliged to re-
sort to the cxpcdient of getting up an audi
ence to deceive the refractory animal. Rely
ing on the protection as before the horse a
gain refused to limp, and received a sound
beating. This impaired his confidence in the
public as a shield from his masters whip, and
from that tune his part was well performed
at every representation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26
fVHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LAMP
~ 1UE WORLDt
L. the Patent SefGcucuung

G. 4 $ l. 4 " p.
Particularly adapted 70 Churches Hotels, Halls, Fac
tories, Stores Parlors, Families, Sc
SOME OF IT'S coon QUALITIES.
u is perfectly safe. No chance Tor explosion.
II is not cXtingushod hy any ordinary wind.
II requires rewickng only once iu six months.
IL will not get out OF order.
child may take care of IT,
NJ Is uncquallod for reading or sewing.
The hcht is not injurious TO the eyes.
For economy cleanliness and comfort, 10 dcics com
petition, and Is the best light in the world.
The material used in those Lamps is common Buruinf
Fluid All Fluid and OH Lamps bee altered into Cal
Lamps.
The Gas Lamp Is intended for common family use ant
els from Sl2l TO $500 according 20 style algo ioi
torres, Churches. Hotels, Sc.
This Lamp will give the amount OF light as hre,
ioarne Sandes for one half cent hour, aud the light
( one foot gas burner for cent am hour
ms Lamp, which is pronounced hy all 10 ho FAR suuo.
or 10 any Lamp ever before offered 20 the inspection o
hc public, is now on exhibition az
z, n. RiKER'S, State Street, Wonioclicr, w..
Who owns the RICH, for Washington County, and vii
II Lamps Town Rights
Call and see the Lamps in operation at any houi
uring the day evening
Montpelier, Sept Is, 1851 67u
VINEGAR-By the barrel or small guam
Dec l. 1916 pATNEp a. cpAvtrN,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26
V THE GREATEST
s. MEDICAL
y849f2 DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.

Mr.. KENNEDY. OF Roxbury, has Dissolved in one Of
EVERY KIND or IiUMOR,
From the irort Scrotui1 dorm 10 a common
Pmpls
He has tried en- over eleven hundred cases. and never
failed except n two cases, both thunder humor He has
now in his possession over one hundred certificates OF IT'S
value, nll within twenty miles of Boston.
Two botlgsorc warranted 90 cure nursing sorcmouh
Ono 60 three bottles will cure ihc worst kind OF PIN
Two or ,hrcc bottles will cure tht system Of lncs
Two BOTTLES are warranted to cure the worst oankor in
| the mouth stomach.
one to vo bottles are warranted to an humor in
/ the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running Of the
/ and butchcs among the hair,
-Four to sis bottles are warranted TO cure corrupt and
One bottle win cure sclly crupt3us Of the skin.
Two o. three bottles are warranted 60 cure the worst
/ Kind uf uusWuun.
Two OF thrcc bottles are warranted TO cure the most
/ desperate case OF rheumatism.
Three 20 four bottle. warranted to cure saltrhcum.
Five eight bottles will the worst of scrof.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and peyect Is warranted when the above quantity
Roxuuny. MASS.
DEAR crcputatou OF thc Medical piscov-
cry, in curing a Sind of humor, IS SO well established
by the unanimous voice of a whoha'e ever used it, ai
need not soy anything OH the subject as The most skill
I fol physicians and tho most careful Druggists boz ht
country are unanimous boo .ts praise.
do u with f. knowledge of it. curative powers iu rc
ue'lns ''. qua curing most % hge diseases 20 "nei
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
- cured ls u l{ mitaclc; youl temper s rost0rct
lofts natural sweetness. aud ,uir babe hon .hor an,
frct0d maps 600 calm aud sweet SAUNDERS. and thc Nci
cal Discovery become, fountain ot blessings to- yom
husband and household. mthcmorc advanced stages OF
C. A n * j. r.
IL extends Co Che stomach. causing
J. D. J. S A.
which nothing uut cIuApr fIr stomach then fn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26
Miscellaneous rttms.

panv were about to retire, well known OK
Conprossman--th ono who is to be elected
TO the United States Senate next winter as
Douglas 3 succossor-dropped in. OF course
, every man in the crowd desired TO know his
opinion. for he always has an original way Of
illustrating it.
"Woll.' said Gov. b.. as the gentleman
addressed familliarly doubled himself into a
vacant chair, "what is your opinion of the
kuock-down in Congross' We have been
talking it over a little
ut reminds me, said ---, "of case
l once had up at Bloomington"
"Let us hear it, all said.
"Two old farmers living in the vicinity Of
bloomington had, from time immcmorial, been
at loggcrhcads. They could noycr agree ex-
copt 20 Disagree wouldn't build division
fences, and in short, were cvcrlastingly quar-
, rolling. Ono day one of them got over on
the land of the other; the parties met. and a
regular pitched battle between them was the
consequence The ono who came out second
best sued the other for assault aud battery,
and | was sent for to come up and defend the
suit
Among the witnesses for the plaintiff was
q remarkably takatiyo old fellow, who was
disposed TO magnify the Importance of the
affair to my clients disadvantage. 1t came
my turn to question him.
Witness, said !, you say you saw the
Ggbt;"
eyes stranger, ! reckon did,
WAS it much of iight' said !.
81 To bc darnod il 10 WASH {, stranger, right
smart fight
"llow much ground did the combatants
cover
About an acre, stranger.
"Ahout an acre. ! repeated, musinSly.-
well now' Just tell NC wasn't that just
about the smallest crop of fight off of an
acre OF ground that you ever heard off
THAT S so' stranger; I'll be goll darned if
1t wasn't
"Ihe jury, added --, giving his legs
anaddltional twist after the crowd had finished
laughing at the application Of the onecdotc,
"the jury fined my client just ten cents -
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26
DR. MARSHALLS HEADACHE AND
~ CATAIlHH SNUFF. 22ly.
WALTON'S VERMONT REGISTER
w AND FARMERS ALMANAC.
FO II / S5S.

I US y IT 7 7 3 II D
The Governor Vote, Grand List, Population State and
County Officers, from the OPTICAL DOCUMENTS.
In addition TO the usual natter tho Register for 1858
contains the Nee Judiciay Act, also, List Of Masonic
and odd FtNo,os' Lodges
! W Orders from the Trade promptly answered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26
MeOtcal.

~ Asy
NOR ALL DISEASES or THETUROAT
i LUNGS and CHEST, Il is unriyalled in It's speedy
and certain efficacy, =
IGOR HOARSENESS d SORE THROAT
1 il gives decided relief and effects rapid cure
IGOR COLDS q COUGHS, IT AFFORDS
immediate relief by its positive power 10 Quiet rri.
iauon and abate fe'ersh excitement throughout the sys
fOR BRONCHITIS, IT is AN EFFEC-
IT. AL and certain remedy. IL has a spccifc appli-
giy for all those diseases that have their seat In Tho
THnoAT. ." '"'
INOR GROUP ~ WHOOPING-COUGH
it affords Immediate relief in an eases by Eos expee
orant and auu-spasmodic properties and by lis power
vl'etnIl 10 aay irritation OF The lining membranes OF
ne air passages.
INOR CONGESTIVE AND SPASMODIC
a Diseases ut the Lungs, it gives positive rricf-
Having cured many extraordinary cases il l. The tno
eac remedy now before the public for that distress
ing disease, the ASTHMA.
IGOR BLEEDING FROM THE LUNGS
il has extraordinary efficacy in arrcstnr an c,sos
9l quickly checking undue nrcra excitement and tend
ing rapidly to restore and cQuaze the circulation through
IGOR CONSUMPTION IT Is THE MOST
1 RELIABLE REMEDY. Certain To- arrest irrito-
non and speedily relieve Cough, it at the same time
ytlu' huliiNei strengthening and healing influence inn
l@FunS sMehglh and 'igor 10 The whole system Upon
lhls peculiar hN rare power Of renoNating the system
~ Us kle eieacy FOR the cure Of all the first stages
W Sold by an Druggists and Apothccarics-Whole.
sele ana Retail Dealers in Medicines throughout the
New England States. ~
ae OF or their own use, their orders for II viii be- al
tended to promptly by sending directly To the manufac
'Met, j. A. MASIA, Proprietor,
WYNN LOWELL, Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26
HELEMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA-
/ RATION or
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID


Hl"llLh uoNoLNI hAlhp '"MfoOND FLUID
EXTRACT nUCHU,
For Diseases 81 ne Badder, hiHHcyf. GT0ri Drop7y,
lrertHes,,S Obffracaons Nlcr,f Diseases. Feiaaf
Compiqinfs. and ain Diseases OF ne
Scrlai drums,
Arising rom Fxcesscs and Irnprudcncics in life and re-
moving all Improper Discharges nom thc bladder Kid
news or Sexual Orpans. whether existing i'm
MALE OR MALE
From whatever cause thcy may have originated,
49,, 49,, A., r.r,., ,t, ,rr,,. , o,-,- ..r.,.,,..
6 ro M o z4 and or HS re France o&S and HI
1Ov no ~ lily az" Ht, rcrpD,,,
" v l IL a l. l. = 1 y "!
u cures Nervous and Dehaied sufferers and removes
all the symptoms, among winch viii be found lnsisposi-
uon 70 hSer3n, Loss OF rover Loss OF Memory Dim
oul'y OF Dreaming General W eakness' Horror OF Dis
case, weak Nerves. trembling, Dreadful Horror Of
Death Night Swcats, Cold Rect Wakeiulness, Dmness
OF Nision languo UNIVERSAL lAssitude OF the Muscu-
H'G HanS Of bo " Bd5 D{pPps
Of the Skin, Palid countenanec and Erup,ons on the
qucntly Black Spots FLYING before the Fyes with Tenn
poTary SufTusion and Loss Of sght Want of Attention.
GREAT Mobility Rcstlcssness with Horror Of Socicty@
Nothing rs more Desirable to such Patients than Soil
tude and Nothing they more Dread for Fear Of Them
selves no hepose OF Manner, no Earnestucss, Spec
ul1uDh' Out hurried lrahsiAon from one Question to
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;; ','.i ~ 49, ~ ~ .H n I' 5 meg
i 3 ,T'a3{ 4soYs LUS9 VI row.
which tbc patient NAV c.rc VIA c, 10, ",o , "i
eseesef qoi feqacqiy followed ey ihesa dEsi dis
ords of he INSANE AsyIIi1IS and A. lne reg
deaths by CONSUMPTION bear a,rnlo ,,it,s t tig
truth Of these assertions In fanatic As,lu,ts tho ms
melancholy exhibition appears Tbo c,,,air,,,,a 80
tualy sodlcn and quite dcsiiute-ncitber Mimi nor
Grief ever visits IT, Should sound OF he voice Occur
II is rarely articiilatc '''i
80 '' wit" Wi ,', woch,l measures wan dcsr,i,
Low sulcn sounds his prief bp.,,ilrdn
Debility Is most terrible and has brought tbopsands
upon thousands TO utimelv Graves inns bl,tir 1
ambition Of MANY mobile Youths In can h. cured IL ti
use Of dis - ''''
INFALLTBLE REMEDY
II YOU are suffering win aty NJ tb, ab1y. i,,si
ailments, the FLUID EPIRACT BUCUU viii ,n,,
YOU Try IT, and be convinced of rs ctfcarv
BEWARE or orAc,t Nosrnr Ms aud ot.,,r n,o,,,.s
who falsely boast of utilities md rpfrronrrs Gun;
know and avoid them and save Long SulY,rp, Mon,,
and Exposure hy sending or cnlipg f,r n bnio NJ ,,i
Popular and Spseifc Rs3sedy '''''
Ii aays an bain and Inflammation IL nc,f,cl ,l,.
ant in It's taste and odor, but immediate in lis action
IlELEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCUU
Is prepared directly according 70 the Rules Of
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