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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-13

|L0AKS Received this day, an assortment oi
LADIES CLuAkS, OF the newest styles.
AsHRY 4 WOOD. Kin. street,
-. I',I,- pr,r,.. ,r,l Al "A K X Office,
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gsUMGAITEN.

NJ. 400, III s.r,.r ,DJosii. Ofi FeHo~'' Ho't.
WASilSGTON,
DNGRAVER and designer III general manuiae-
IL turer and inventor Vi the new, improved seal
presses. watch case cngraycr, wood engrn'er' mu
sic punchcr. stencil cutter, copperrlat" cngra'er,
ana l;thographcr j. prepared to execute engravnss
on any mctAlon gold, silver, brass, copper, steel,
&C. in as good and Workmanship mnnnrr n. ny
any other establishment, i'll The United States. The
advertiser feels confident that ali orders entrusted
him viii give pcr.ec, satisfaction, or no charges
made.
SEAL PRESSES.
OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS,
WATCH CASE FNGRAEER,
WOOD ENGRAVER.
MUSIC puNCHER,
STENCIL CUTTER.
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n. Z URI q w.,
GENERAL 90 MISSION .NERtHiS IS,
AND AGENTS FOR BOSTON PACKETS.
VI. ElpnIpGr, Union WHAT, Aj,'"ndr'd. Va
= 4 Errp. aug 30--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-13

"nUT OF TIE DEPTHS, ucw work Just
" received ana Tor sale at j,REILHS D"oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-13

AArH. BoCsB. Agent. NH lO-u
kGE>T AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
IL STOVES ever offered in this market, consist
u; oi tie following COOKING STOVES, Da-
-'ad Rock. Stewart Stoves: Pennsylvanian, Lss-
as', Charter OAK. Nevada. Comet, Western Dia-
a,,l @ N''couslu. York Complete, and Nine Plates.
rANLpR SlUNES.-for Coal-The Macgre-
sf,aN sizes; Two Column Radiators, Gas Burners,
>hm:> Door, open Fronts. Keisterhock, Forrest
"'a'e' fsim"Ur and Latrobe STOVES: Parlor
'Ia.''' ''"he oficc. and Bar Room STOVES.
wool s;ovc,--Self Regulators, Cottage Par
-, V'en Pariors, Air Tight, Six-plates, and
n'N Stoves; coal Holds, Fancy. Galvanized, and
a'alurd 1oA Siy,s. Coal Shovels Stove Polish,
,.rs' Lrr, Sheet Iron. Stove Brick and Soap
w"oe' Stove Pipe. Tiny Ware. Tin Safes. Japanned
'Nr "y>trr StewcrS, Chatting Dishes, dc, dc.
ii. l. GREGORY,
''t 20 Nos lis and 800. King street.
u RECEIVED. an eptire stock of Fresh
u'Vis consisting u. follows:
y V'Its yraHges IL boxes Lemons
=, boxes Rsl,ins. WHOLE half. and quarters
'Air bordeaux Almonds
Sicily Almonds
Cream Nuts; bale Filberts
1a'acl, Ground Nuts / cask Currants
''a'i' Da'c.; keg Tamarinds
'a'e'ery hne Preserved Ginger
- assortment of new TONS. with Fancy Arti-
H. !ot OF NocAins Bird Cages and Canary
~, age also. fine assortment OF Fancy
y y Ly oru manufacture. Also, / cask
,."! shd ca,k Of Hemp Seed. with fine as.
. -yo' o. Canary Birds. The above foods will
''4a low for cash 1t c. SCHAPER'S
C'nte1iiouery, No. North Fairfax street.
LhAANDRlA LIBRARY COMPANY
-, "'rif' kept in the south room, first story,
Lf'ErN Halt, ;. W. corner Of Prince and
m ps;as'nn streets. Open every day from to 5,
p,,' I'm a = 10 o'clock. 7. NJ. Annual subscrip-
W; SIX months. $3.50; three months, 81.
ues 10 Library, about 4.SOO.
Fsvs!dent-WS. q. CAzENoyE.
T.. DIRECTORS
fleming. ]. Edward Chase, 49,.
ssaa J, Miller, .njrsw .Ta,n;ssan
SssfsGson Beach, Richard L. Csrne. r.. :,
stephen Swain, .Inbn 4 M;lborn
James W. Berry. ,a. -.
D., iressurer-Andrew Jsmieson.
s-ly JAS. A. CLARIDGE. Librarian.
ll)ll0 TONS soi, blue Windsor PLASTER,
80 o ,or sale by kN0N / BRO.
'eo-?u
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NEW FALL GOODS.

I ARkIN i BRO. are now receiving and cFcn'
j ! Jug their supply .! Vail aid Winner GooDs'
and aru aiie iu Offer /, their customers, goods nj
such prices ~ cannot fail 10 please Give them
call at M. 81 King street. sep -
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THOMAS d. HODGkIN

IHW.nNN II. IIVUN MN.
PS We have brought the Patent Righttur the
CITY and Cornty Of Alexandria, of Machine for
saving fcllucs and all kinds OF circular work and
are prepared to saw lcoes in tho best manner;
also to ,ell Shnprigh;s. Call and sec for your
selves (au- 2--dJm X. 1. ID. ii.
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ELANNELS.--A choice assortment, IN p'"'h
II and twil!ed, all color.. FOR safe l"w ny
ort3 WM. y. pERELEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-13

JJENRY'S MAGNEsIA: Nipple Glasses; Gro.
ton oil: Arnica Piastcrs; CASTLE Soap; Palm
Soap. in bars; Millet Seed Mustang Linmcnt: Re
fined Borax: valeriap Root; Gum Benloin, just re-
ccvcd, and for sale b.
no, / Las. ENrWISLE. JE. 81 King I.
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02
N o T ICE.
HIDES ! HIDES

ME SUBSCRIBER is desirous of purchasing
Il first rate article of Hides, for which he is
willing to pay Two Dollars piece, delivered
at the Shasta Tannery. W. SCHEUERMAN.
ohasta, jan ii, 1898. jaI5:tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02

~. ~ In the Senate, March l, Mr.. Stuart. of
Hnenisan, moved to amend that the Butterfeld
osefiahu mail contract be reduced to weekly
Saoa Sslslee, and the pay be Sl5OOoO instead Of
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02

A DESPERATE FIGHr.-A few days ago. Wm
Davis and F. NJ. Shirley, of Tuolumne, had n
quarrel about horse-race. Shirley called Davis
a coward and thief, and said he would not
fight Thsreupon, says the Stockton Republican
Davis Immediately drew a De-rirrer nis,oI
and fired, the ball passing through Shirlevis
body Shirley, with great rap;dity, and before
falling, drew his six-shooter and fred at Davis
The ball entered his mouth, and CHANGING on the
teeth, passed through the left cheek, and GU. at
the ear BY this time, Davis had drawn his six
Shooter. Both fell about six feet apart. and com
menced firing at each other, and kept it up until
the barrels of both pistols were empty Davis
had one of his hands torn badly by bali from
Shirley's pistol, and received two other wounds
making fouS in ALL Shirley was lifeless when
the crowd approached them. Davis wounds, it
is thought, are not dangerous Shirley's remains
were yesterday conveyed to Vallecito Calaveras
county, where he formerly resided
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02

COULDN'T DEclDE.-The other day, at Squaw
Hollow, IN this county, domestic fare-up oc-
CURED, which bangs anything of the kind that
ever transpired in these diggings On the day
alluded to a gallant young loFyec," accom-
panied by Justice of the peace, repaired to the
abode of his dulcinea for the ostensible purpose
of making himself a Benedict The guests were
all IN attendance and the smiling damsel in
readiness to he given away by the legal mag
nate, when in popped a brother of the intended
groom and claimed the smiling beauty as his
own. Here was a predicamert The lady was
unquestionably engaged to both of the brothers.
and evidently didn't care which of the twain
became her iege lord and master. AT this
juncture the old folks interposed, but only TO
make the matter verse, for they could not agree
as to which of the young gentlemen should be
made their son-in-law The whole affair ended
IN general hubbub the Justice lett disgusted,
and up to the present writing the yeung lady is
still single and Squaw Hollow in perfect up-
roar-P2acerrhe 05seruer.
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current,
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Gin, N. Y, ...... l@l}
Gin, Holland, =. 2@2{
Port Wine, ,.......2@a}
Sherry, 49, .....-2(@4
IChamp'n, P bas.l3@l4
Claret, u case, ...4@4}
lSanterne, ........5@5f
Ahsynthe, ......l0@l3
NAILS.
Ass'd cut, y kg, S7@1}
Wrought, y fb, 100
Mule and Horse,
81 fb,.-....... 45@5Q
Cut Spikes, .-... 7@7
LEATHER.
Sole, oak I'd, y fb, @56
Sole, hemlock, ..50@
Harness, .........506e0
Skirting, .........50G,62
Kipskins, ,J9 b...Sl@l}
Sheep skins, 49,. s@l2
Calf skins,........S4@5}
IRON AND STEEL.
Sweeds, bar, as
sorted, y fb, 9@lO
American, ....... so 3
Shoe shape, Sw'ds, @l0
" Norway,...1O@ll
G American, lO@ll
Tom iron, ass'd, 100
Russian, sheet, 25@
Cast steel, ass'd, 22@2a
German, ........2s@
Plow.. w.........,.....2O@
FRUITS.
Brandy peaches,
case, ,.....Sa@l0
" cherries ...... Gas
" assorted, ..... 6@s
Preserves, asst, Solo
Pie fruits,......... 53@d
TOBACCO.
Grape, q b, ...25@30
Fruit, -. ..39(G40
Twin Brothers, 37@3s
Nectar, leaf, 40
Peach, .44@45
Smoking, gross, 81
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02

For SALT LAKE.-Messrs. Collier & Tomlinson.
forwarding merchants, of this city, dispatched
this week train of wagons for Salt Lake We
understand that owners of goods have done well
IN that market, as there is plenty of money in
the city, and wagons cannot get in from the east
before June There is yet time for our wagons
70 meet the demand.-Los angeles Star, Nqrch
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02

ks1T Sam Brannan, one of the wealthiest men
OF San Francisco, and an old Californian, rot on
bender with boon companion, in Sacrament
TO, one evening last week, and the two went to
breaking glasses in the ST. George bar-room-
whereupon they were arrested and fined.
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02

European advices to the 23d February. A war
between France and Austria appears inevitable.
Both nations are making unusual warlike prepa
ratiens. 1t is reported that camp of 100, 900
men is soon to be formed at Toulon. The whole
army of Lyons has been placed on a war footing.
All the principal ports of Japan are opened
to all nations having treaties with them.
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-02

Bag In the Senate, Feb. IS, on motion ofMr.
foderck, the salary of the California mail
gent was reduced from $4,000 to $1,000. Won't
DIR; Mail Agent cuss and swear some2 We
reckon. W.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
Small Cllaiire.

I'm union there is strength" as the land
lady said, when she mixed lard with butter
for her boarders.
10 see as star into the milestone as the
man who picks it, requires you to weigh
every barrel of flour you purchase.
A party who has heard good deal
about the "Theater of War" suggests that
the bach seats must be desirable.
Pawnbrokers and hard drinkers often
take pledges; We fear the former generally
keep them longest.
A New York milkman somewhat re-
sembles the whale that swallowed Jonah.
ior ne takes great prophet (profit) out of
the water.
friend at our elbow says there is u
road not two miles from here so narrow
mat when two teams meet they have both
TO get over the fence before either can mass.
THAT was a horrible affair-the murder
ot Dean, and the sealing up of his remains
IN tin box ?" what Dam ?" asked !,
half-dozen voices at once. "Sar Dean =,
Pupil 70 Teacher.--"what are those
berries growing on the thorny bushes Pr
Tcacher.-"They are MackJerries." Pu-
pil-"But they look quite red" Teacher
THAT is because they are quite green"
A student went into bookstore and in.
auired Of the proprietor if he had any
pocket testaments in Greek. an Greek y
echoed our good friend, hesitatincly: 81
believe not, sir, but have lot of elepan,
bhes in morocco"
"fou don't live as well now as wber
you worked for me, do you? You the,
had fost beef mince pie, and loaf cak,
every day" Henry rolled up the white o
his eyes and replied, "Yes Massa Coons
We did have roas beef mince pie. loaf cak,
cherry day ; dat is. Massa Coo,,s. if you cal
codfM all dem y
\ parisliiuner inquired Of his pastor III,
meaning OF this line of Scripture-.IIe wa;
r."Atea with curses as with garment Il,
signifies, replied the divine, that that in.
div'dual had got habit of swearing
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25

LORD ST.. JOHN being. sometime ago, in
want Of servant, an Irishman offered hi
services but being asked what countryman
he was, he answered, an Englishman.
"Wbere were you born r asked his lord.
ship.
ain ireland, and Place your worship
said The freshman.
allow then can You be an Englishman =
said his lordship.
My lord" replied the man, "spose ]
Was born in stable, that's no reason
] should be boss"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25

A carpenter who was always prognosti-
eating evil 10 himself, was one day upon
The roof Of a five story building. upon which
had fallen rain. The roof being slip
perry. he lost his footing, and as he was de-
seending towards the caves he exclaimed,
: just as told you! !" Catching, however
in the tin spout, he kicked off his shoes,
and regained place of safety. from which
he thus delivered himself. 81 know'd it.
there's pair of shoes gone to thun,ier!"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25

Tnr EYr OF riiE NEkbiE.~-A rccen,
traveller TO the Holy Land informs usfhat
there is at The side Of the principal cute Of
Jerusalem a small one, which, upon occa-
sions Of great urgency, was opened tor the
admission Of persons afcr the great gates
Of the city were all closed for the nigh,
This gate, from its small size, was called
the Eye Of the NeedleI and TO get camel
through il at all was no small task---for
loaded camel TO pass was an inter impossi-
Lility. With the above fact before the
mind. one can see that the words OF our
Savior when speaking otlhc straight gate
and the rich man. were more literal than
many suppose. And we see how as the
rich man passed INTO the narrow way, the
sides and the low top of the straight gate
scrapc everything from him in which he
had before trusted. No one can take any
thing bu, himself through Far easier IL
j, to stlip a camel of lis burden than TO d.
yest rich man of his trust in riches.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
Miss Lane cured of Nerra,o;.

a.. - '.'1sa, oa' Il, Ea
have entirely cured mo Of Neuralgia. ,binl S"
ever suffered more severely from the dises.. NV
have during the last three years. 1t mostly ,s''
my head, but sometimes my neck and b,cl nv
pains in my neck and back were terrible iOa..a ~
were slight in comparison with the amos, iO,,,.'
torture experienced from the pains in nv h.,, y,
course awaited myself Of any and every Mesa ~
might alleviate my safferings, but | found Doa
eticaeious until tried your remedies. The LIN.
immediately produced relief. One week a0., w.
begun Using your medicines and following Won, d,
tons | was enabled to sleep soundly, and now y,
well. first returned thanks to God for tAe NV,
benefit had received, aud now render nv ,,.,s~,'
to you, and congratulate you upon being the mean.
felirf to SO much OF suffering humanity.
Very truly yours, SUSAN n. LANE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25

Bis Nor DrscotkAeED.---Ilope on.
hope ever. LIES prospects may appear
TO you drcary and uninviting life's real-
lies may be painfully oppressive to your
sensitive feelings but with trustful conf
,ience believe that he who made way
thrusgh the Red Sea for his redeemed ones
to pass over, can easily light up your path
with sunshine, and strew it with fairest
flowers. lie who forms the night creates
also the day lie who directs the course Of
the siorm-cloud also sends the fair weather
out in the north. The railway of life does
mol always lie through tunnels. Another
moment and your gladdened spirit may be
enjoying the fine balmy air, and revealing
in the beauties of earth and sky. II may
he that you are just now upon the verge Of
Coils choicest blessings.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
To County Commissioner al
Town Ascns. In Yrrmssi.

1--WE well established importing House Of Crabs 81
MAN, 50 Front Street, New York. has naSs uiaf' |
sales OF the best descriptions Of Pure Wines and nssr
lown Agents In this stste justly earning BY ts'1sd
Of the goods sold, reputation for selling ony Pm se
ana az reasonable prizes, which fact shoud not N
ey those who are required by Law purchase sa Sn
bu, genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may be made to Charles Rs.Sa
~ Front Street New York on TO hs Agents, VIA. r.
W. H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis who are authorized go
orders Reference may be made, in regard to hs sa
ma standing Of the House and the superior sra1F
Liquors. TO Edward IIungerforsi, Prof Of Chemistry
University Of Vermont; :. W. Thayer NJ D., Dsass
Medical Faculty U. v. MI W. Carpenter NJ. D. Frct u
IN same J. :. Pierce, Agent Burlington, Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
STATE OF yER,,oxr

bIsr a. FIX MO NJ, AZ Prolr,,. co,.. a,
kr "a sAsrNiSsTEE- at fraf,,n siI held
p on ne "a day II November A n isls and
An Ins,.', .en,, the Itan ABIsnAI sfoD6,xb - -
&C.,. skIkA,s LB0NARD late 81 Rsea, ~I and tesla
utlana ,,sr 'as presented to the coart , n $40
s'se e ererl By sasa Court 49, ~ named for pr1
hrd !. s % appsI az s0n 81 .asa e eoaeernsd
ls9 ass sssas $50 - ne er.t "Wednesday on ~ q n
TIA. s s1 y, s fr w ppos il Is fsS.. he PR.
vc-ks ~ resrd o. thls order b 49, osueTst
Ro~S;r.ReS, n the fEr1cxs P.r.. .o.shs-i thrrs
~ Nhsn.-n as sec-1 NAV - s--S ti.ks p-iatel =.
" 81 rsoosta Attest A sropnsSn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
News ! Good News |!

Il there,.,-e ,CN iBER HAVING MADE
- . = arrangements hes trzxe ~. :, =.
furnish , ais Ird vicinity. that he i prensr ~
BOSTON ,,si ~ sssortnient of ali the New Ysrk AMI
Non,, ~, sna weekly Newspapers tn-rfher ;,h t,.a
for and r,rrs
r--,-l -. IN the way of Newspapers foet. ~
With exaetitue and premptpess sns ~
Philasrinb,s Psl,odieai puhlishedin New Y,rt n,-.
lars h rpon osiss expense Fe- 49,. y
ed the basgnc e ~ W. MOORE ~iss bs. rsra,i.s,
and n. M lASoror call mn, hi-, :. - -.
o. Q you With efsi;fv ana ri, s
programme With pleasure an ~i,scnf -, ~ sn'"
Bcic<x FalsN.--,1. ~: g. BATES, Agent,
- ~ IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
TESTIMONY CONCERNING
m BILLIN GS,
Rheumatic Pill.
af AND
II N I M n Mt.
Mr.. Reed cured of con,

Mn. BILLrsas;-I regard your PIN. !, 'aa
n,ent as the only true specifics for rou, ,s "a Ln
them, and am satisfied they contain n., "'m a'sd
not found in other preparations, and ar. e''rs
different and better than all Others Iayin. .s"uay
afflicted with govt, have tried the yarioo. 'rtH
lions Of colchicum and many other me,,;..l r'ln'
iauded for govt, and therefore am web qu,Gs.s " !.
judge Of the virtues Of your remedies. INV
yours, &C. SAMUEL. Rprn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
American & Foreign Patents

H. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents late agent q . a
rssent oice, Washington, under thr Ae'oi'"'
state street, opposite kilby ct, Bosien. ,-s
after an extensive practice Of upwards oitNeps
Sontinucs TO secure Patents in the United stare r
britain France and other foreign eonh.ii ~, ;rs
sp.Neations, Assignments and all Paper o. ,.l
ratents executed in literal terms, and Nth aess. -
,esfches made into American and Foreign $50
mihe the validity utility of Patents or ln'sh.ss
legal or other advice rendered in all matters t
SANE Copies of the claims Of any Patent inIhssu,
hI.tng one dollar. Assignments recorded az -
rms Agency is not onl, the largest IN New ~ ~,
through II inventors have advantage for ssfuills
or ascertsining the patentabiy OF inventions u ~
os u not imIieasnrahly superior TO any that esh
then elsewhere. The testimonies beios gi'ra n,
nohe y MORE SUCCESSFUL NJ THE rarfsI efirs - 80
subscriber; and as SUCCESS r. rHr BEsT Fkoef
IaeLs or ABILITY, he would add that be hss
son 70 oei1eSe, and can prove that at no csnti - y
Kind are charges for professional serrires fneas
immense practice of tile sui<r during
has enale him to accumulate vast e"ett,oH NJ
tiyhs and eticisl decisions relative 10 psrh.s -
siies his extensive library Of legal and Iueebsn5 ~
anu iuil accounts Of patents granted in ths
snd knrere. render him able. beyond qafffoH'
peIlef facilities for obtaining patents 4. .r<sr
All necessity Of journey TO Washington y d.,ssf
patent, and The usual great delay there, arc As's
ventor-.
TESTIMONIALS. 81. 80
regard Mr. Eddy as ono Of the fncs, e. 80 =
eessful practitioners with whom have hss
~ cnAs. Nsses;.
cnmr4i<sidrFf y i..s,,f
tIigsv. oh.;t.,,o,;, tls =.
notemPloy person more competent and ,srs,
more capable Of putting their arrlicatl"nin
cure for them csriy and favorable CONSUME
rpuryD BuEkL..
Iatetcmnnissiensr 81 "a
Boston. FsbHaTy =. :. 81
uur m r4,xh .s ,,..fr sor ne THIETEk> 80
tions on all but osE Of which patents hsse - -
and that one Is PEI diEs- such r,rsss-
great talent and ability on bis fsrt tass r.tfr
60 apply to him TO rrorurs ~,
they may be sure Of h.ving the meet fAiiie1
slowed their cases, and a. very % 6AEl
Prem s-y< T1ssT TO June Il, lSs ibs =
course ofhfs large practice made On f.s.e-
.sons SIXTEEN APPEALS, EvEki VSSnrs.,sr-.
sitet IN as Ssrc- By the ccnmi<siener % ~ Epfb
1s2-fy
Jrpuary. J $50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
STATE OF VERMONT. /,
BLOOD FOOD

Dr. Bronson, having been far reduced hy copspmn,;o
70 oe considered beyond all hope of recovery Inv H.
mos eminent Of the medical profession and also by him.
80 regular physician of twenty wears practica - :
@ resort conceived the idea of ANALYZISG TJJr M
% apfS ing the subject of HISTOLOGY to che more
e e"hn.etion; aud Effect Of the state of Tho hl,oi
.ne health and y stem. Thr result has been the
~ uiis bhooD toob from the of which b. r..
son va restored to perfect health Within six months
s introduction, over two thousand consurnn,Iv.s -
enectnaiy cured by IL. II you have any copnla, -
cohsuhnpti'e tendency foRgh, Cold, Haf-gcb, Pl,
toa y ne f'or7, Loss Of aPperts pain in t5- M ~,
no time ~ procuring bottle Of the "BLouD Poop ~
you are suffering from NsrroRs Dsbhfu or your a..
1'oktR aud dtsrssd IL your spirits are sepres.5 ~ ~
"Ieahs relaxed gu will find in this unf.ilin rc, u
isnchg WIN ten drops. If your liver is ,orni ~ &
sedin any manner whatever or two tottI.s n; =
ue 70 inegorate, and bring II into lively and hcai,,I
s, N Ins mos. inveterate cases az Dyspepsia the n,
eau mere hnd the most efficient and grateful ,.lif
heh. aiwats experienced after taking only nne 80,
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Thomas Zimmerman cured Of Chrous
Rheumatism.

fseNeus rec. i lsH
Dr. J. r. billings; Dear Sir, - About trR W.,
since, while eoasting along the shores II The Nrd,
rsncan, I was iirst attacked with RhehTssH ta,
year siBcc have felt less Of the aissa,, !
never had severe attack until September iSs Iva
then atiscked with very rheumatism il N,
shoulders and elbows, aud in both from The ,h,
10 the shoulder. FIRST tried various lnimeas rr,os
mcnded by my friends. next put myself in iAe can
Of good physician; he worked upon me uatl Ia
became discouraged and told me he could do no sa
for me. -Four mentlas had passed since was IN
attacked, aud was no better; then procured yu
Pills and Linimeni, and commenced using ,h,ms
eordng 10 directions. Prom the first time re
mcnced their use daily improved, and about pa
since, believing myself well, stopped using t@a
have since had no recurrence Of the psius an4 60
slider myself cured.
Yours truly, THOMAS HUNNEM1