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AYERS sARsAPARILLA-

A COMPOUND remedy, im which we have laboreu
IA 10 produce the most rheclua alte rsIve that
combined other substances Of still greater
1--WE power rs 10 aft ri an effective antldoIr tor The
diseases SsTsapanlla pultd To 10 believed
that such remedy ~ wall ed 10y those who suiirT
StrumOus complaints and that which will accom-
p~h their prove of immense Tins
large class of our 0hlcted fellow citizens How com
peiely tins compound will do It has proven by
peTnent many OF The worst cases 10 BE- found the
following complaints:
Scrofulo and Serolulous Complaints, Empuons ami
Erupiive Disrascs Ulcers, P,inpcs, Botches Tunors
sab Rheun, Scbd Head, syphilis and SyphIliuc Alice
hons Mercural DIsea = Dupsy, Neuralgia or Tic
DOnlourruG, Debility, Dyspepsia and Indigestion, Fry
sIpelas, Rose or 81 Anthony Flre, and INDEED the whole
class OF c"mplaIs arising from lmpurIty of the Blood
This compound will be found great promoter OF hra
when taken in the spTng 20 expel the iOn huOTs winch
fesler in the blood that OF the year b. The
timely expulsion OF them, many ranking disorders
nipped in the bud Mulutudcs can by the aId OF this
remedy, spare themselves the endurance OF foul
rrupOns and ulctTOus sores through which the
will strive To rid itself OF coTrupuons Il not sste Ia do
this through The natural channels body by M Ill
med. Cleanse the Vnatrd blood hen
you find its impurities bursting through the kin ~
pimpt'S cTuptOHs sores cleanse II when YOU mud Il
Is distracted and sluggish ~ the VEINS cleanse wheI
ever u ls foul, aud your feelings will tell you when
Even where paruc ul ar disorder felt people enjoy
better health. and live longer for cleB slng blood
Keep the blood healthy, and all Is well; bat with tins
pabuum OF hfe disOrdrted the can be ing health
sooner or laer something mus go wrong and the great
machinery of lie Is disOrdeTeU O OveTlhrUwn.
Sarsapartlla has, and deserves much reputation Of
accomplishing these ends. But The world has been
egregiOusly deceived by preparations IT, partly
cause the drug alone has mol all the virue that claimed
for H. but because many preparations pretending
To be concentrated extract IT, contain bat e The
virtue OF Sarsap0riila, or anything else
Daring late years the public have been msled by large
bottles pretending give quart Extract Il SaTsa
parIllH for dollar Most tnese have been frauds
upon the sick, for they not only contain e DO any,
SaEsaparlla hui Often curative proper lee
Hence bilter and painful DISAPPOINTMENT has followed
the use Of the various racts of Sarsapafa which
flood ihe market, until the Itse'f Justly desped
and has become synonymous with mposiIisn and cheat
Sui we call this compond Sarsapana, ana intend 10
supply such remedy shalt rescue the from The
load OF OOIOquy which rests upon a. And ILInk We
have ground Tor believing mas which ARE r.
resIse by the ordnsry OF The diseases is intended
10 cure. In their complete csuOn
from The systr the remedy should be udcOusy taken
according 10 directions OH the bOule
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A 6 T II N A
lLsHey from Laoyer ia NslrbUTyp0yL Mas5l
Newburypori, February Is, Is5

LtneT JToTq a LdIcyr an NsIrbUTypoTt Mas
Newburyport, February IS, 1855.
Dear Sir II is nearly twelve months since re-
ceivsd first hottie ct your valuable medicine for the
eure OF the Asthma. For thirteen years suffered with
the Asthma, and uurmg that time the bat few
msnths IN which dad not suffer with parOxysm that
enurelY Frustrated three ia and some
times longer will say, Il NJ from the time took the
fret dGsF yOnr Remedy 10 the present hou have
not had bad arRck and now - stem free from
hst the mDst active exercise and exposure idOm
any effect than slightly lungs Your
medcInc dlspels that senssuon, and can safely
clam general release from the totneHtor Please
cept my Cfanlude for the blessing believe thai
shall endesvOr t'OdUce the Remedy whenever Up-
porlunly With great respect, your obedlent
servant J Ii BRAGDON
Joseph BURNETT, ESQ.
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ASTHMA

DREPARED from German recipe, obtained by the
u We alleViaied Ihls disorder in ms Sc, when all
other appliances Of medical skill had bsen abandoned
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failed TO give immediate relief, and Il has
fecIed many permanent cures, Within The last
years tEs rent dy has used thou nds Cf
with az onIshing and umiionn success IL contains
poisonous injurious properties WI sieveT nfsnI
may take IL with perfect afe y
The following ceTuhcates from gentlemen Of the high
II spec ability furnish conclusive evidence
n this Remedy:
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DYING CHARGE OF REV. DUDLEY A. TYING
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH--The At
lantic Telegraph company have decided
to make the conductor of the next cable
consist of six wires twisted, about six
times the size of the old cable. There
will be no outside covering of iron wire,
except few hundred miles on each end.
The new cable is to be laid down guar
anteed in all respects, and is expected to
be in order for business early next sum-
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the affairs Of the company. We under
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b MORE IMPRovEMENTs.-We perceive
that men are busily engaged in building
m addition TO the Rico House. The wing
is AS by 80, two stories, which will, when
completed, furnish airy and pleasant
rooms for travellers and boarders. Sue
cess 10 Mr.. RICE and the Rice House.
We rejoice to learn that this addition is
now much needed by the proprietor and
it affords good evidence that his family is
not decreasing.
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0 DROWNED The Grand Rapids Daily
Eagle, 10th inst, informs us that "a
boy aged about sixteen years, son of
JACOB FINKLER, Of Wright township,
was drowned in little lake near the res
idence of his father, on Wednesday, 18th
inst. The boy, with several others-none
Of whom could swim-went out on this
occasion as they were wont TO do, the
shore being muddy, in boat TO battle.
To guard against accident the boys used
ropes, fastened to their bodies, thus ena-
bling themselves to play in the water,
however deep it might be. Young FINK
LER, becoming bold concluded to go in
without his usual security and went to
the bottom to rise no more alive. His
body was recovered yesterday"
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C1Rcus.-By reference to tho advertis-
ing columns, in to-day's paper, our read
crs will observe that Antonio & Wild
er's Great World Circus" the most COM
plete and extensive establishment Of the
season and country, will exhibit at Grand
Haven, on Monday, Sept. 9Th, at % and
u o'clock p. NJ. This event in our vii
age will, indeed, be something neC and
attractive. We anticipate a very great
gathering here. Let 'em come.
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NVLV4'II'C''l III IVY ~
This morning Messrs. Peck, Carpenter,
and Fairchilds, of Oberlin, who were at
tending the anti-slavery convention, were
served with notice of suit instituted
against them by j. X. Lowe, U. S. Dep
uty Marshal, for false Imprisonment, DC.
The damages are laid at 100000.
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YELLOW FEVER AT New YoRK.-The
ship Harriet Croker which anchored be
low New York on Wednesday evening,
has four men down with the yellow fever,
and two others have died. There was
one death on Wednesday from the same
disease on board the floating hospital
Florence Nightingale
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New STEAMERs.-We insert in the
News of to-day minute and interesting
description of the new steamers, Detroit
and MillOaukee, taken from the Buffalo
papers. We may look for the arrival of
these splendid model steamers at this port
early next week. They will Immediately
assume the position for which they are
expressly designed and for which they arc
so admirably adapted and ftted-ferry
route Of the d. & M. r. between Grand
Haven and Milwaukee. We shall hereaf-
tor notice them moro particularly.