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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-15
CORRESPONDENTS FROM BUENOs AYRES


BurSos AyREs, Feb. 10, 1869
Tie Currency o. Buenos Ayres-Opsing Of the Western
Railroad.
l base just returned from Parana, and find nothing
newer here than what precedes There is, however,
project to establish the money of this country at $780,
currency the doubloon and believe the project will
ultimately be fully carried out.
The Western Railroad here opened far Moron on
the 9Th Instant and ounces yesterday closed at 1888
BuESos AYREs, Feb. q, 1852
Trscty Sigaed-Many Regrets for A-Am'"em-rts-Ap
pause IF Gen. Urquisa-His Ansbition--Descent upon
Bueros Ayrcs Metiated, &c.
The treaty of friendship, and navigation be-
the United States and Paraguay was, with formal
ty signed on the 9th inst. nj Asuncion. It is in the
main just as wrosobefore
Tie rivers are made free to ships.
The investigation of the actual losses By the manufac
turing company is TO be made at Washington So that
war cannot now between these two nations, so
lately belligerent.
With all foreigners am told, it ia q matter of regret
tha. the not prosecuted to decided hostltes
1t believed that in that event the Lopez dynasty
would be utterly overthrow by those dis Affected III his
own territory, and more liberal policy would then have
been initiated.
given board the Harriet Lane, az which there were
present the Governor of that Territory his wife and many
prominent citizens Our officers have made themselves
very popular along the upper rivers ny tner gentie
manly bearing.
The popular applause great which followed General
Urquza home from his self imposed and peaceful visit
Asuncion He is fond Of being considered the Wash
bgon Of South America and is ambitious 10 stand well
history re-subdue BueDos Ayres Ia his personal
influence with Lopez advising peace he has placed that
despot under great and deep obligations 10 hi which
may be called mind should he want TO borrow few
thousand men or few vessels for descen. on Bdenos
Ayres.
The people Of this province greatly divided the
subj Of returning to the confederation 1t is supposed
divided by personal considerations with reference
Urquzs. There is among many great aversion TO him
while others regard him as perfect model OF a sove
reign. few months will decide this matter for years
come
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CORRESPONDENCE FROM pARANA.
PAaASA, Feb. 4, 1859.


The Progress Of Commissioner Bo,olia Up the Rtrer.
Since my last affairs with the republic Of Paraguay
have taken quite different position. Judge Powlin vas
allowed to- ard proceeded far the city of Asuncon
where he still remains. or course, congratuatory
speeches. full Of respect love- fraternity Sc, were ade
the part Of the Uued States and responded TO the
part of Paraguay but yet nothing has been done as "
the two great questions, viz: to the granting to the
United States treaty equalizng their risns with those
of other nations and secondly as TO ndemnifying Amer
can citizens for property and interests unawfuy destroy
ed and mpeded Most OF vessels of at Rosa
rio Santa Fe The sloop Falmouth and steamer Allan
IT, have this moment heard at the city of Baenos
Ayres where, at last accounts, Commodore DeForrest
daily expected.
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HOTELS.

ULANoARD HoUsE, BROADWAY AND TwELl
ID street. New York Accommodations for families and
ilemen OF low rates during the spring and summer.
board with room, 81 per da without rom 81 pcr day. b
week at reduced prices Private table, reasonable n
BLANCHARD M ACLELLA
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uIorEr. TT. JULIEN NO. WARRINGTON PLAq
III heesnt suits of apartments vacated PrvnAs "
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cd on De Oh inst AMI now Hes safely rpo,red IN ssufu
Dor Her cargo VIII BIZ gotten of tho beach - early pos
sibe.
N01Nce Nlarsnorss
Notice 10 hereby given the Stone beacon Stesp(
Looso guide Belfast harbor has been CARR away b
the Ice buey viii be placed 70 marx The dpgr until ID
beacon ID rebuilt
Ao gone the buoy Thorps Rock markiuy the enrane
to Kennebec River Me- Hereafter "a class Nun buoy VIII
marx this danger II will replaced soon a. possible.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Bosrd,
TaEo nREENE, LghihoussInsp, lst d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

! LIST OF PATENTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
April d lS50,-C. c. James of Dayton. o
for improvement in seeding machines. Pat,
onted December Is, 1857. Additional i'm
provement dated April 3, 1859.
Asa q. Bill, of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio; for
improvement in metallic piston packint.
Washington Obenchain, of I4ogansport
md for Improved machine for making Pat
terms for cog wheels, &c.
Samuel TIE 'gue, of Newtown, Ohio; for im-
provement in 'uachine for dressing mill
stones
A. E. Harding, of Middletown, Ohio for
improved ships propelling aparatus
Jacob Creamer and Thomas w. Richards,
Of London, 0; for improvement in mole
plough .tf |l7
VIM X. Brown, of Cleveland, Ohio for
Improvement in pumps
Anthony link, Of Lancaster, Ohio; for i'm,
proyement in trace fastening
D j, Wicoxson, of Milan, Ohio, assienor
70 himself and Isaac Collins, of Huron, Ohio;
br improved ships steering apparatus.
Albert Warren, of Jefferson, o.; for i'm
provement in machines for cutting soles for
boots and shoes,
Pelatiah Thompson, of Springfield, O; for
improved bcdstead.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

FRoM TEXAS by the arrival of the
steamship Mexico Capt. Talbot, we have la
ter Texas advices
The $40 counterieits on tho Citizens and
Mechanics and Traders Banks, of this city
are circulating in Texas
Copious showers have prevailed through
out the State. A splendid harvest is looked
for
The citizens Of Harris, Fort Bend and
Wharton counties intend lurming State
Stock Importing Association. The first
meeting will be held at Houston on the 18th
of May
The Dallas Herald learns that great ex.
element exists on the fiontier, and that the
lower Indian Reserve twelve miles east of
Belknap, is to be broken up and utterly de,
molished by the different frontier counties
a gentleman just from Belknap, Informs
the II erald that there were some seven hun
dred men assembled in Pl ,asant Valley near
LoVihg's; that they were con iidant of rein,
iorcements that wonld ,well their numbers
TO 200 or 1000; and as soon as all had as.
sembled they would descend upon the Re
serye.--N D. Picayuae,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

WHEAT.--From all sections of the conn
Try, lar and near, the same gratifying intel,
ligeuee reaches us that the growing wbeai
crop promises an abundant harvest Al,
though the joy aud enthusiasm of the far
mer may be considerably heightened bV the
sanguine of the result, Cor he too well kno,vs
how easily anf how suddenly his homes NAV
be destroyed and his ahtieipations broken
down by the ruinous influences of the iv
the weevil or the rust, and even after The
grain has left the cradle, aud Is put up in
shocks on the ield for drying, how often IL
Is rendered defective by continued damn
weather. whioh is almost certain TO cause il
to grow in the head
but while these drawbacks may, and no
doubt will, visit certain localities, we woull
not be warranted in casting single douht
upon the present cheering prospect New
York Express, 7th inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
A Card 10 the Ladies.
DIR. DUPoNco's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
rIIIa Rnn nrMAIna

PILLS, FOR FEMALES.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
"A Correcting Irregularities, Relieving Painful
and Distressing Menstruation, 'particulhrly OF
the Change Of Llfe''Rud in Removing 0bstruc-
items, from whatever cause. Also Retention
Pains in the Back and Loins, Pressing down
Pains, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head, Dizziness,
Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness, Heaviness,
Fntigue on any slight eNerlion PalpitatiOn Of the
Heart and all the various distressing complaints
particularly that most annoying, weakening, and
The beginning Of all other Female weaknesses,
LBUooRRHGA, OR WHITES.
And always successful as preventive. At tho
same time there Is nothing in those pills that can
do injury to life or health. Let the direction be
strictly followed, AMI you will ind them T. be all
they are represented-so much SO, that n nine
out Of ten eases, will warrant them Do not be
discouraged " one box should fall but try anoth.
or, although, rs general things
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
Thousands Of certificates are In the hands of
the Proprietor from some Of the first ladies In the
country.
Pregnant 70 mails, or those supposing themsclves
so, are cautioned against using these Pills as the
Proprietor assumes responsibility after the
above admonition, although their mildness would
prevent any injury to health; otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany
each box.
Va Sec Circulars.
N. B.-fhe competition Of these Pills Is emo
secret" The general agents aro presented with
the receipt, and they will tell you they arc with
out doubt, tho best Family Medicine ever intro
duoed since the science Of medicine dawned upon
the world. Price s per box
Gaa~ Sold Wholesale and retuil In Dayton by
HUBBARD a ROBINSON,
East side Main st. between 81 and 9TH.
and by DR.. w. W. STEWART,
No. a, Phillips New Bailding.
The above Druggists are s.lo agents for Mont.
gomery county, Chio ThoJ viii supply dealers.
and send tho Pills 10 Ladits By mail to any part
Of the country (conadeutially) On receipt Of 100
through tho Dayton Post office noy29-Iy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

subject known in the catalogue OF human Ills s Ven.
feS or other diseases Of the genital organs
mong other topics are treated with all the confederation
which their importance demands-it being In iset eon.
the male and female system and will be- mailed In ssalad
wrapper TO any part Of the world at the exceeding io
dollar. - 80 80 " "'e eVp'es 'or one
AGENTS WANTED IN every State, county, city and yi
Dr. REYNOLDS continues to dispense his Invaluable
remedies 70 those afflicted with Secret Diseases Will e
success attendant upon thirty years of personal cspe
treatment halfcured. lie always gives the best ofsni
Iaetion GOnonhGeA, Geet syphilis, Structure Suppress
sion oil the hensea In females &c., successfully treated
Young men, who by lndulging in secret hShts have
contracted that lsubduing, mind prostrane BODY de-
lay. Try "OAiD' "ienou' de-
10 these as well all other ases Of priyn,e n,urs
any vanity or aspiration decidedly states tbat NO
case within the reach ofmoral aid shall ever leave b
withoutA cure or satisfaction given.
Beware OF empries and ilinerant selsfyled pros,or
who ATTEMPT cures, but never sneesed DR. H. s ile an
whole time sreuspely to the treatment of dsesses
Private naturs' lThe afflicted would do well 10 MAKE
sSI ,SS s ~ before consulting those advertising
In the Union and the British Provinces.
N: bpr Reynolds is sole Agent for DR.. vichois Fe
he Monthiy f1lls. Among the many thousand boves a.
these Pulls annually sold not one Complaint hss ye oe
made against them Ladies' In certain situation sboulG
the directions accompanying each box Price 81 Sen,
BY mail to any part the world Beware Of Counters
Letters describing age, symptoms occupation E
pry atenaed 70, and medicines securely sealed from
observation, sent to all parts Of the world
No letters will be anHwered unless they contain "a,
mittanee OF one dollar. 77.-- - 'Y'f" "
All communications addressed 10 f. ! pevpot1y II
with prompt attention. ~ - VIZ ''''
Once hours from A. NJ, tosPM
r. S-The engraving at the head OF this adro Fti.ot,
likeness OF DR.. r. Beware Of othor advertisement
with a like engraving.
~ Dr. Reynolds vas heretofore known psn nr Iircsr1
octaO-lydaw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
DAILY EMPIRE.
NEWS ITEMS.

The population Of Davenport. iowa, Is es,i
mated at between 10000 and .OO0,
The cost Of all the canals Ia the United
States is estimated by the Journal ofthe Amer
lean Geographical Society at sl75 900, 900.
Maggie Miiehellis playing nm engagement
at Peoria
man named Peter Devos, committed sui.
eide by taking laudanum. in the rear of New.
port, Ky, on Wednesday night.
man supposed to bo Joseph Smith, an
EnglishnAn, was killed by u locomotive pass.
ing over hun at Chicago, on Thursday last.
DR.. Louis Spaezeck, the special physician of
kossuih through the Hungarian struggle. and
who accompanied him to this country, died in
New York on Thursday
| A dancing master was taken up at Natches,
la'ely, for robbing new boarder He said he
commenced by cheating a printer and after
that every thing rascally came easy to him.
The difficulties heretofore existing between
the Grand Lodges Of Freemasons = Of the States
Of Pennsylvania and New York, have been
happily adjusted, aud good fellowship re,
stored.
A Mr. Abrams, Of Henrico, Va, has annonn
ced himself as candidate for Congress, in ia.
vor of the extinction Of slavery in Virginia
The Directors of the City Bank of Columbus
have resolved to sell the stock and assets of
that concern, aud The Board Of Directors are
prepared to receive propositions for the pur
chase.
A remarkable story Is told in the Providence
Press about a,Lan in Tapleville, the wheel of
whose wagon, sustaining load Of sixty hun
dred, is said TO have passed directly over his
head without seriously harming himl
On Thursday morning the arm of female
was fouud on Tenth sireet louisville. had
the appearance Of being recently severed from
the body. Whose was il, and how came /,
there, still remains mystery.
Al Boston, ou Wednesday, Ralph II. Gutter,
stabbed Richard H. Thatcher, commission
merchant, IN the alr. with sword cane, in
consequence Of so.,e meichantile misunder.
standing. Both parties are of high standing
in the community. Cutter was arrested and
held to bail.
letter from the President of the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Company, in answer to
resolution of inquiry from the Baltimore CITY .
Councils, says that the finances Of the compaS
ny will Justify "A dividend of three per cent for
the last half year, and as the company is free
from hoaling debt, he thinks they will pay req.
tlar dividends hereafter
The Canadians desire new constitution.
lnd movement has been made ia Parliament
% obtain a convention for the purpose of
orning such an instrument. the same to be
TO the people, aud afterwa ards to tie
imperial Parliament for approval or rejection.
The convention to consist Of twenty four dele.
,ates. twelve from each province.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

MARCH WEATHER IN ESaLAND.-A cor.
respondent Of the Ashtabula Sentinel wri.
ting from Reading, Berkshire, Epgland, will
date Of March 10, says
! am afraid you are not luxurating in de
lishtlnlly warm and sunshiny DAYS as we
are enjoying here in EngandEwe have had
no cold weather since November. and bnI
little rain. The trees are clothed in beau
tilnl yerdure; the sky lark carols forth II.
glorious song; the backbird and thrush sins
with renewed spirit their delightful notes,
aud The symphony is filed up with the mi
nor songsters, who join in the universal an .
Good " "''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

| w AhE NOW PREFARED TO EN-
visiting this city, stock of
Millinery. silk, White aud Fam
cy Goods, Ladies Dress Trim-
nntugs, Nc., &c,
Al Of this Seasonal nporation which we feel con
huent cannot be surpassed either for Novelty StyIe
or or Lowness OF Price Ia the West, and VIZ PnoMIss
TO DUPLICATE any Eastern Di l. with the trlGing
addition OF Freight or Exchange. We show on our
FIRST FLOOR--A stock of English, Bel
gan and Swiss Braid; Straw, Cactus. Men
politan, issue, Canton, Chip Willow, lnli
an and other Laces; Arizonia, Palmetto
and nm endless variety of Fancy Styles of
lionnets; Ladies Misses and Children = and
lninnts Bloomers, Riding Hats and Tur-
bans unsurpassed for beauty and style.-
Also, Ruches, Of every style and price
On our
SECOND FLOOR-Bonnet, Satin and
Iafietta Ribbons, Black, White and Colored
Dress, Bonnet and Florence Silk. Modes
French and English Grapes, in Black, White
and COlors Dress, Mantle and Lustre Trim
mings and Facings. in every variety; Dress
and Fancy Buttons, Bonnet and Ribbon
Wires French and English Lace, and Ric
Nc Mitts Kid, Silk and Lsla Gloves and
Gauntlets, for Ladies and Gents Linen and
Cotton Flosses, Sewing SILK, French AMI En
Eilsh SILK ana Cotton Illusion; Silk, Cotton.
ihsle, Brussels and Spot Nets: Bobbinet'
Stills and Paris Nets; Shawls, Nantes and
busters; choice variety of Imported and
oil our own manufacture On our
THIRD FLOOlt-Are French and Ameri,
can Wreaths Leaves and Flower Materials
Black and White silk, Linen. Lisle and Cot.
ton Laces, and Edsings, of every variety
and price; An elegant stock of Enlbroider2
les embracing everything New and Choice
for the Season; Blond, Cactus and Straw
Trimmings, and Laces, OF every desoription.
French Lace, Chantlly and Colored Veil9 /
end Vestingsi Ladies Gents and Childrens
lleustitched, Plain and
Printed, BOrdercd, Linen and Muslin Hand.
kerckhiefs; Gents Cravats, and Neck Ties,
Nc. On our
FOURTH FLO0lt--Plain, Striped. and
flaid Jaconet and Cambria, Dotted, Figured
md Plain SWISS Book and India Muslips.
Nanisook, Victoria Lawns, and White Bril-
iants and Dimity, Parasols, Silk and Crane
5onnets. Also, few Of the choice FrencL,
Pattern BOnnels for Milliners.
Weaie satisfied that we offer such Inducements
Q SASN AHD PROIPT BC YRS, as viii Innte IL !
o their interest To make their purchases with us
u, 20 CHhS. q. DoHERrY X Co,
70 20. o. fearl street, bet. Walnut and Vine North
' . N'"''"''a'' lnh1-2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

: BAD NEWS FROM TIVE Nuns. We learn
lrom Hon. J. G. Turk, Of Dokota City, that
letter has been received 10 that place from
Arthur Pierce, dated Austria, Feb l9th
which contains news not at all encouraging
70 those who think Of going 10 the mines.|
lie writes that il there Is gold there IN nav
ing quantities, that he has been unabls 10
ind 1t, and he cannot find any one that can
make Il pay at mining lie concludes his
letter by advising his Friends not to start
Tor the gold regions, until they hear more "a
Vorable and fully reliable news The eaect
OF this letter has been 70 reduce the cold "a.
yer 10 the vicinity Of Daeotah. .-.Sioas GIN
Eagle, 1914 glL 'S
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

Particularly adapted to the use
OF both sexes, which describes IN
PLAIN ENGLIsH all that is neces-
sary 70 know pertaining TO the
GenerahYe disorders-how con-
trac 'ad-tho influence they pro-
duce upon mind and body-how
all persons can avoid them, and
I. they are 80 unfortunate as to
have contracted such diseases.
how TO effect a speedy and Ger.
tain cure. Likewise, Il contains
many importanthints which rili
be found eerviceable to those iu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
NEW TREATM ENT.
-
VATE
AND
CoNFIDENTrAL MEDICAL ADVICE | +!

~ tho RuHr,Io p,;yota IIou..;., ~,
| n liaIaJ Co. AZ - ~ seo s taosptal-EbIan- n-
@ @iisneu Ior the cure OF Syphils, seminal Weak.
~ h anu the Sverst lnnfnnues OF Youth aud Matu'
9 nv " ~, ANUS SUN, Buffalo, N, " Office
0oi'ei VI Niai' anu Vuay streets, tup stAirs)
MOST SCIENTIFIC iNvENTtoN
4 Aninstrnmont for ,ho orro - -, ,,,,,.
Noci,,rnsi O ',e SuIe OF gehltNl Debllity oi
@ NoG'uIha omissions, more properly known rs Sem
s , Wa,S.anness, ete, Can De permanently cured in
inotr. ay uys 70 @ TWO mohtns, Dy the use of this
mn" "unie" '"heh uSeu cohJolhtly WIN medicines.
YoJNG MEN TAKE KEpARrIc,fIAp Nortcr
,,,e 80, -. 80 W. o'"i "oiiOb'
Dr. AMOS and son take pleasure IN announcing
ant uaI t'Sy fn$ & sSe Invented " ne most mporas nsru
aIlbiected 10 tcst hv ~ ,st ~ nus Deeh
London paris Pbidar,,i n eiit s1 pny IN
becn declared HE ,,prafl lew % ~ mas
aver Iet bcen inveSto6 t ~ eht whioh mas
Weakness or any disease of tSo cure nn, 1 seminal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13

from which mankind suffer over a largo part Of
me eiobc, ~ the consequence Of diseased action
~ me system induced ~ the poisonous iniasm
81 vegetable decay, Thh okhfaiion "a evolved
Dy ihe hctlon of solar heat On wet aoll and fl,cs
With the watefy ynpor from H. While nc tun Il
below the hJrizDn THU vapor fingers near the
earfhe surface. and the Virus is taken with Il
through the lungs into the blood There II acts
as an Irritating poison on the lhterDnl viscern
and excrcting organs OF ne body. The liver he
comes torpid aud fails to sc,fvie rot only this
virus, but also the bile from the lilood Both
the virus and the bile accumulate ~ the crcula.
ton and produce violent constitutional dlsorlcr
The spleen, the kidneys, aud the stomach svln
pntlhzc with the liver and become dlsOrdercd
also. Finally, tho instinct Of our organism. nq
u IN an attempt to cXpcl tho noXious Infusion.
concentrates the whole blood OF tho body In ile
Internal eNcriorics 10 force them TO east Il OUT
The blood leaves The surface, nnd rushes 10 the
central organs with cOngcetivc violence This is
the CHILL, But In this effort il fuls Then ne
FEVER Follows, IN Which The bluod lcnves fbe
central organs nnd rushes TO the surface. as if
IN another effort 10 cXpcl the irritating POISON
thfOnEh the othcrfaent eNcrutory - the skin In
ths also Il fails and the system abandons the AZ.
tempt exhausted, and wats FOR tho recovery Of
strength 70 rcpeattho hopeless effort onothbr dnv.
ihese arc the Its or parOxylns OF lEgER AND
A0UE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine the health if it Is not rumovcd.
We have laborcd TO find, and have found an
antidOtc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
Ayer's Ague Cure.

which ncutralizes this malarlous poison IN rie
blood, and stimulates the liver 20 cxpcl Il from
the body, As II should, so 1t does cure this az
illctive disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
does more, or rnther docs what Is Of moro SER
vice to those subject 10 this Infection. II takcn
ia season Il eNpels Il from the system as it Is alb
sorbed nnd thus keeps those who use II free from
It's attacks; keeps tic system IN hcah although
exposed 10 the disease. Consequently 10 not only
cures, but protects from. tho great variety OF nj.
ieetions which arc induced by this malignant
iniiuence, such rs Renittent Fever, Chill Fever.
Dumb, or Masked Agne, Periodical IIcadnche'
OF Bilious Headache Billions Fevcrs. N=i,rnIpIo
rheumatism, Gout, blindness Tootlmehr Far.
ache, CatarTh, Asthma Palpltationa, PamTui AZ.
fectons Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis
ana Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow.
els, all OF which, when nri ling from this Pause
viii DC found to assume more or less the intcrunif.
tent type This "AGUE CuRE" removes the cnusp
OF these arrangements, and cnrcS the liscnsc.
This u nccomplishes by stimulating the cNcrc.
tories to cNpel the virus from the system. anil
these organs by degrees become habiicd 10 do this
Their office OF their own accord Hepce arises
what we term dcclimdtoN Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life Is not long enough or
Is sacrificed in the attempt while this AGuE
CURE does II at once, aud with safety. NJ have
great reason to believe this Is q sufct as we'll az
safer remedy for the whole class of dlsoasps
which are caused by the minsmntic Infection
than any other which has been discovered. and
It has still another important advantage TO the
public, which is that tits cheap as well as good.