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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01
The LarynYOseOne

Alary new instrument, in-
vented by DR.. Czermah, has been tried
with success in the Paris hospitals. Di-
seases to which the human throat is sub
ject will henceforth be rendered clear 10
the surgical operation, by food Of light
which is poured into the patients throat
by aid of concave mirror reheeting the
rays of strong lamp before which the pa
tient Is seated with open mouth, and The
introduction into the cavity Of the throat
on line with the tonsils Of a small mir
ror attached to a long WIRE, which the op-
orator holds while the examination is 20.
ing forward. This little mirror being
held on an inclined plane Of As deg, ev-
cry organ is made visible on the larger
one. Even the treachea is perfectly re.
fecied thus, as far down as its bifurCaIion
in the bronchea. The interior Of the lar
ynx, until now completely hidden in the
living subject, can be examined with the
greatest minuteness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01

Be careful how you Jest. The richesl
joke OF the season may be a very unseas-
enable one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01
BRoWNyILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY NOVEMBER l. 1850
/ administered the following treat

Il administered the following treat
ment; Half a wineglass of whisky for
the first dose. The paIient was placed
in warm saltsbath -lle wound cupped--
and twenty grains Of tne Carbonate Of
Ammonia given This was immediate
ly lhrown up with the contents of the
stomach, which were of a grass-g green
color. Whiskey was again freely given
every half hour, alternating svith twenty
grains of the Carbonate of Ammonia,
until three pints of whisky and eighty
grains of the Carbonate had been, taken
and no symptoms Of intoxication follow
ed. This treatment resulted il. perfect
cure.
These sases prs selected FROM quite 4
lts poF me 81 nf the Two df-
fer 1,ol Of 9ealin 1t aha cure. 81 Z
own preferences inrnes I'd fe fEeAtI srt
of the case related BY Dr. arnssst sbnt
the Whisky cure is reliable, and most
convenient for people in general. The
Whisky should be given without regard to
its intoxicating properties, and as soon as
possible. b t1a if rr8na s sit
The poison Of the snake acts on the
system as a powerful opiate. and the al
cohol of the whisky counteracts this by Its
stimulating effect. This is the secret Of
the curative properties Of whisky in such
cases. N. M. HARD1Fo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01

The beds Of rivers by no means form
themselves into one inclined plane: the
continual track of river Is a succession
of inclined channels. whose slope dimin-
ishes bv steps as the river approaches the
sea. lin valley a river generally ad-
heres 10 the stpepest hills and this with
on, regard 10 the line of its course. and
whether the hills advance into ihe plain
or retire from it, -sra, s. veaf -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01
Love.

The following exquisite passage We find
in Tupper's "Crock Of Gold'':-"LOve is
the weapon which Omnipotence reserved
to conquer rebel man when all else had
failed. Reason he parties; fear he an
sweTs blow to blow; bot love, that sun
against whose melting beams winter can
not stand, that soft snbduing slumber
which wresiles down the giant, there is
not one human earth's large quintillion,
whose clay heart is hardened againsI
love-"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01

As a general rule it is most economi-
cal to buy the best articles. The price is
Of course, always a little higher, but
good articles always spend best. It is a
sacrifice Of money to buy poor -four. SUI
gar, meat, molasses, cheese, butter, lard,
&C., to say nothing of the in urious effect
upon the health.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01
9GIeq11fe.
snake BItes.

Snake Bites.
hnd upon inquiry that the most relia-
bic remedies for the cure .os Hsdropho-
bia and the bite of venomous reptiles are
similar. The virous in both cases seems
10 be Prussic Acid, and the most effectual
neulraIizer Of this is the volatile alkali
Ammonia. The cure rests in the neu-
lKsizHsi0n of fhe poison until the uis na-
ltra can reaei apon the sysiela. and ejeet
j through shs healshy operations 6f The
natural functioas Of ihe body. arrest
the action Of tie The poison, the remedy
should be prouapt n is effect. This IS
the Characteristic Of Ammonia.
An Eastern Medical man, on reading
the account of the death of Purnell jack
son. of Maryland, from the bite Of a
Copper Snake, says: "In nearly all parts
of the country, where venomous snakes
are known, there can be found persons
who can cure their poisons. / will not
detail these various curatives, bat will
give a perfect cure for the poisons Of all
venomous reptiles and Insects, first giving
1IO AOoSOhS WHY lie EeLucuy SlAoAA AAOh-
tion is an unfailing curative. From IN
vestigation for years l am quite positive
that the poisonous principle in the virus Of
all snakes, is prussic somewhat
modified, no doubt, but SO essentially blen-
ded and identical with it,. that what will
neutralize this acid is an antidote to the
poison. This antidote is the volatile al
kali, Ammonia.
This is found IN the shops under va
rious Volatile Salts, used in la
dies smelling bottles, Aqua Ammonia and
Spirits of Aulmonia. pl
The writer continues: "As soon as
possible after the bite, apply a few drops
Of the Aqua Ammonia TO the wound, and
put twenty drops in little water, or whis-
key and water, if you please, and drink
Il. Take this dose every ten 10 thirty
Eninptes, until there IS free perspiTatien,
ind al symptoms of poison disappear. "
q
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01
4 of WesI India sagar and nOlalsss.. ths

OF West India sugar and molasses, the
Santa Cruz and Porto Rico are consider
ed the best. The HavauA is seldom
clean. White sugar from BRAZIL is We
~ GOOD. Refined sugar usually contains
the most OF the saccharine substance,
therefore. there is probably the more
ECONOMY in using crushed loaf, and gran
ulaled sugars, than we should at hFst sup
pose y eil! 5vAt ~Hi ths ah4
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01
Paner Parchment.

A new process of making this curious
substance has been patented. Instead Of
emersing the paper in dilute sulPhuric
acid concentrated solution of chloride
Of zinc is employed. The paper Is re-
dnced IN volume. but made tougher, strong
or and semi-transparent. The highest
effect q nroduced by using the solution
hot pieces of paper thus can be united
by ironing. ,g.b4nr
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01

Two gentlemen we're walking together
IN Paris. twill engage, said one to The
other, ito give the man before me a good
kleklng and yet he shall not be angry. -
He did as he had undertaken to do. The
stranger turned around and looked aston
lshed. Il beg your pardon" said the
kicker, i took you for the Duke de Ia Tre-
monille. " The Duke was very handsome
1.-The man very plain; he was graiiied BY
the mistaks under which he believed he
had suffered, shook himself, smiled, bow
ed, and went on his way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01

A wash composed of lime, salt and fine
sand, or wood ashes, put on the Ordina-
ry way Of whItewashing, renders the roof
ten fold more safe against taking Gre
from falling cindPrs or otherwise. in case
Of fire 10 the vicinity. 1t pays the ex-
Pense a hundred fold in its preserving
influence against the effect Of the weath.
er.-KnickeTbOcker.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-01

Keep lea in a close chest Or canister
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AgAR WHAT TIE PEOPLE sAr.

The undersigned having used Professor isJrM.
PilRETs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
IN families will! the satisfactory results aud
having full confidence In their Ecnuineness, purity
md efficacy, checrfry recommend them 20 all per
Elln wish 20 have safe, reliable, and eGcaCUus
remedies At hand for private or domestic use
Tie Rev. Hrn. Hosner, editor of AZ The Northern
Independent" Auburn, n Y; the Rev. E. II. Ores
scy D.. Rector Of ST. Peters Church., Auburn, N Y
tie iieT. Il. L Ives, Chaplain OF tie Auburn State
Prism; The Rev. Spencer NJ. Rice, Rector New-Bed-
fort, Mass. the 2sT. Allen Steele, NssI-YOrk Con
ference; the Rev Samuel Nichols, East-Genesee Con
srcnre, n. V; the Rev. s Pratt, Dorset, Vi the
Rev. john +. Robbie, Buffalo; A. c Hart, ESQ.,, G;ica
y. q the IIor. Neal Dow, Portland, Ne; the Hon
Sc 4D.r COlrax South Bend, Ind: the Hon. George
Humphreys, n Y. Henry D. Cook, Esq, Editor Of
the Ohio State Journal" Columbus, Ohio; the Hon
X Il Grshaln, Moline, III. the Hon. Thomas J.
Gtir5r, y Y; Vim. Bristol, Esq, Utica. n. Y; A. S.
Pond, Esq, Utica n Y. James PlunEstt Esq, Nash
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Also SPECIFICS

FoR ASTHMA OR PETHtsrc.- Oppressed, Difficult
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and Expec
toratiOn. Price, 80 cents per box.
POR Ear DISCHARGES AND Observation-Disclosures
from the Ear, the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles or
Mercurials For Noises in tie Head, Hardness of
Price, 50 cents per box
RoR sCRoFuLi.-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged anI In
durated TOnsls SwellinEs and Old Ulcers scrorulous
Cachexy of Children. Price, 20 cents per box
PoR GESKRAL DEnLITY.-Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges. Price, so
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsY.-Pluid Accommodations, Tumid Swell.
inGs, with Scanty Secretions Price, 80 per box
FoR SEA-sICSHEss.-DeRthIy Sickness, Vertigo, Snu-
sea. VomioNE. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 80 cents per box
FoR UatSARY DlsEisEs.-FOr Gravel Renal Cal.
cu Difficult, Painful Irination, Diseases Of the Kid
neys. Price, so cents iier box.
FoR SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re.
suits of Evil Habits. The most successful aud ef8-
cient remedy known, and may be relied upon as a
cure. Price, with full directions 81 per box.
Persons who wish TO place themselves under the
professional care, or to seek advice Of Prof. HUM-
PHREYB do so, at his Office, 5G2 broadway daily
from 8 AN. 10 8 PM, or by letter
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ON and after sondny, the 1eth of April, lsGa, the
" passenger Trains will run daily follows
Rirst-The Great Southwestern. st. Louis. Cincn-
nntL. Columbus. Wheeling, BenwoOd. baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
4:35 p NJ. arriving In Baltimore Mt $3.50 A. NJ. con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning leaves Baltimore at j. p NJ arriving at
senwoCd at 7:3s and Wheeling at sos A. ~. conncct-
ing with tho great Western Southwestern. and North
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland. Chicago. ST.
Louis, indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati. Columbus,
Wheeling. Benwood. Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $50 p. NJ
and arrives at Baltimore at 445 NJ connecting with
the trains for the Eastere and Southern cities. Re
turning leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ aud arriving
at Benwood ut 3SI and Wheeling at 4:o5 A. NJ. This
train stops AZ all regular stations Eat of Cumberland
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted. nt 10 A. NJ
arriving in Cumberland Mt S:25 p. N. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at 6:2O A. II. and aTrivesmt Wheel
ing at 5:lO p N. This trnin stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for tho Western cities.
j. Il. FORD, Agent.
w.P SMITH. Master of Transportation.
1. NJ. COLE. Genl Ticket Agent. npril26-GO
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GERRIT NORTON. Chemfst. Pronristor
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.
O4N4- n 4 Oh IL LIN l.
The IRremtor's Claims as Acknowledged and protected

The IRrentors CEqims as Gckno,cIedyet and protected
by The Governments Of Canada, Gie United States.
and Great Britain; to oil luFom II may CONCERN.
NTH CLAIM AS MY INVENTION Is, THE
w continuance of keeping accounts current. of
whatever Kind, description variety, in printed
orn. by keeping the statements of the several nc
counts standing in printers type. their equivalents.
tho type being so arranged in form to admit of
being readily md quickly readiusted in any partcu-
lar part. where an account may have undergone
change by the lapse of time or the current Of bust
ness transactions; that. when reaGustcd in al
such parts up to any given date. impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit in printed form.
the true state of all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances or conclusions. in
cordance with the end ends contemplated in keep
ing tire record; rendering it, in commercial business.
a balance sheet OF the most compact and perfect
character. the details Of management being slbstan-
italy as recita in specification wherein it is shown
that the fact facts be recorded NAV be repre-
senfeh by figures symbols, dates numbers, used
either separately or in combinations or by whatever
else will indicntc the fact facts desired: AMI
furthermore. based on this primary invention. also
claim the device or contrvslucc of rendering
transmitting accounts in partial or full statements.
when the statement or statements sent thus
OF sunSEahtiaiiy TINS Kept in type by the contTi
Yances of my invention. be tho medium of transmits
sion what 1t may; hut the particular mode of rem
oring accounts by the Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement. Reel. and Cutter
stamp claim in tho brO9dest and tnllest sense: and
also the machine ITSELF embracing all its forms and
nodes OF operating. rs indicated in describing it.
either rs n simple hand instrument or as propelled
by machinery. And in connection with these spec-
nc claims, AMI based upon them. I also claim all
other means ana appliances substantially the same
rs those herein claimed intended to be claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
rs above. this invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen Sttes Of the American Union
ana into Treat Britain aud is used in more than
three hundred Newspaper Oifices Its immense value
to banking aud similar institutions will be shown in
q circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information. Deeds OF
Right, or Disp itch machineS' will receive lue at
tenttpn, when addressed either to
Rev,Rober4. Dfclx5 I3uDrFo. ". y. or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-22

Fare Vegetable Extracts, and nut nm in CLANS "a
SES. Air Tight, and tci1 Keep in am cIiTTats
The FAI4LLT Cd 'ITJIARTTG PILLS is
gentle hut active Cathnr % tic which the Dronrictor
aHs used IN MS practice more than twenty years
1hecollstaltiyi ncreas- ling demand from those
VIII" have long used the II Pills and tEe Snfis
iaction WHICH all express in regard to their use
ans induced me 10 place n them within the reach
!, The Profession well know that different Ca.
thaTticS ACT on different . pOrtions Of the bowels
Inc t|iALL1sCITR-t lART1C PILL has, with
que reference 10 this we'll established fact
been compounded from e Ia variety of the unrest
Vegetable Extracts (which act alike M, tS.c.
~ part OF the elemental ~ nv canal. and are GOOD
ana SG'e IN all cases q where Cathartic is nee
9 i such as Dsrange- ments of the SYomQch,
SesP'neSS, rams an the Back and L0inS. Cbstire-
n>Is, am and S9re1eSS Orer The 10lo'e LCdy rom
sudoen cold which fire. = tquently. if neglected.. end
ma lenE course oil FreT. - Loss Of Appete q CreelJ-
ing Sensation Of CSli y orer me LoI,, J,ssyI(!
TeSS. Headache, i1sight . in Lhe head all imam
TaGtOry DISEASES. Worms In Children or 4J,JJfs JI,,
tHGism, great Purifier of tho Blood and many dis.
eascs to which flesh il heir. t numerous to mention
in this advertisement. LJnSs. I 10 8.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INNIGORATOR aud FAMILY. CA
THARTIC PILLS are retaiCd by Druggists general
~ and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns S. Il. W. SANFORD. NJ D.
AIanuIa turer and Proprietor:
Agents. T. H. LOGAN & CO. '' dec2 astI pFN
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GATED.
Cor. Baltimore and ChHrles-Sts.
BALTIIIoRE J.. NJ II.
rTNIIIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE NOS
L prosperous AMI hpErisl,ing coalition I'VE Nv
ring the last two year, has 1t been eesifE u gp'l
larger apartments for the accommodating u Is r.
creaIsing number Of students, representing heli''
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies ONE Of the most consP!cueu' ~
'lcsirably located buildings in the city Ihs ts'.t
are cnminodiOusly arranged. spacious ana s"k 10.
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here Offered 20 !'9ls
men desiring To qualify Themselves proeTtE - ~
various duties of the Counting Room rF 20 ~ =,
thorough Practical Business Education geOtf.l
unsurpassed. in any particular. by any si'il.1
lishment in the United States.
FACULTY:
L. X. L'ISIER. c-.
Principal-Lecturer on the science of Acf'aAsAs
nercc, Business Customs ci'.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS, -,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of RoSSAs'''
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of isorE-k eci'!bE'
N c. JOHNSON. ,,z..,,s.,f,
Professor of business and Ornamental PehilA-~'
s. 7. WILLIAMS. EsQ-
lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. T.. YEATES REESE. u De-
Lecturer on Commerial Ethi"=.
TRUSTEES:
Hon :Ino r. Kennedy, Hon J IT 1,lsT Tsq.
Hon. Thos Swami. VIM II. heigllet'iyt'
Jacob Trust F.s1 Vim KnnJe ESD
The College is provided with Cen.ntefris, ,' sts
Of standard Works, expressly for the Use VI
Fac Each Student ha. desk to himself and is ''I'
rHtely instructed. e,;,ri
Fcquired the ''''
from S to IL weeks.
A large ana IeautifuIiy Ornamcu;c, ciEriar 81 H.
tanning upwards of ak SQUARE FEEL T,Ts
Exterior and Interior View Of the C"iless jy NAL
characteristic designs penmarshiP SC, sn; ,i;. fa
free If charge accompanied with cttHlngGaG !1TE
particulars. Address Il. 1 M Ega-5Gf ~.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list; make up a case Of what kind
you choose, and incose the amount in current note
Or stamps by mali 10 address, at 5eP Broadway,
heW-York, and the medicine will be duly returned by
mail or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED-We desire an active, efficient
Agent for the sale Of our Remedies in every or
community In the United States. Address Dr.. Hex
PHREYS & Co., No. 6G2 BROADWAY. SHw-YnRK.
Sold by LAUGHLTNs & BUsIFIDLD, Druggists,
"a Main street, Wheeling. may25 d&wiv
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1ailg 9nteIligenter.
on the Death ora chiId.
II. kIEos, ". 90.

II. kISos, ". 90.
s:Isi Eell u1th the ehlidl And ste answered.
Weep not gentle mother. weep not far thy child.
lest thy spirit rebel 'gainst the Father Of Lights
Tho the grief Of thy heart be excessive and wild.
God hath taken thy darling from regions Of night.
It Is well with the cliildi Like bod from the Etem
In tho River Of Life, Il sh.Il ripea and bloom:
To your hraTeuy crown God has ai1sj gem.
Your child Is in harm, and m! in the toDa3'
Young mother Look ,ip from the gloom Of thy grief
And kEss with submission the ch3sseaing rod;
Death came 10 the child bent wings OF relief
And bore it from shine to the bosom OfSiCA
This solemn event Is a s4snciifel arm.
Let doWh la the fullness Of indnits 1--we,
To rescue thy child from the sorroWs Of esrih,
Tc sinS to the angels who bore It above.
5. kEreHuM.
Theological Seminary.
Bangor. Me- Oct 81, 1860
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Lib. OF SPECIFIC REMEDfns.

NJ. I.-For Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation.
NJ. 2.-FOr Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Wetting the
NJ. s-por Collie, Crying, Tesshing, and wskerul
10: +-ror Dt"rri,uo, Cholera Infaltarp, AID Sum
60 5.GFor colc. GripIngs. Dysentery, or Bloody
81. G-ror Cholera, Cholera Morbus Vomiting.
NJ. For Coughs, Colds, influenza, and sore
Throat.
No 1O-DYspErsrA PILLs-For Weak and Derapged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
No. 11.-POR FEMALE IRREGULAATTIE Scanty, Pain
fail, nr Suppressed Periods
Ne. II For LeucorrheA. ProIuSe MeneeS, and
No is.-Fur Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
30. 14.-sAIr RaEux PIrts-FOr ErySipelas, Erup-
No. 15.-RuEuNATlc PIl1s-For Pain, Lameness,
or Soreness in the Chest, Back l.plns, or Limbs
A-Por Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
P.IRor PILES, Blind or Bleeding, In,erSS,l or Ex-
O.EPor Sore, Weak, or Inaamed Eyes an EyeHds
FaiIi9g, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
o-7"r Casarrii, Of long standing or recent, either
with oi,1trnction or rrOfuse discharge;
W. Cor WhoopiuS Cough, abating its violence
and shortening Its course
In all acute diseases, such Fevers, InGiaumat4ons,
DlaTThGa, Dysentery, Group, Rheumatism, and such
ernPove diseases as Scarlet Fever MeHsez, and Fry
hpelaS tie advantage Of giving the proper remedies
promptly is obvious and In all SUCH cases the spe-
cthcs act like CHARM The entire disease is often
arrested at once and In all cases lie violence Of tile
attack Is moderated the disease shortened and rem
dered less dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are of such frequent oc-
c1rrence and which often lay the foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption may all
be at once cured by the Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, sucll as Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities old Headaches
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rhcum, and other
old eruPtfons, the has specifics whose proper up
plcation will afford cure ia almost every instance
Often the cure of single chronic difficulty, such as
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Headache or Female
weakness, has more than paid for the ten times
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Syphilis aud Mercuriql Discus.


MN ChLEANSY 10th August. 1850.
the reque't of Your ageEt and report 10 YOU some Of
the effects have realized with your SarsapariIIa
have cured with it. in my practice most of te
complaint for which it is Recommended. and have
found its effects truly wonderful in the cure Of zone
had syphilitfc ulcers in his throat which were con
Stunning his palate and the top of his mouth Your
Sarsaparla steadily taken, cured him in five weeks
Another was attacked i,y secondary symptoms in lis
nose and the liberation had eaten a,v;ly con sirr
DIE part of it. 30 tIHt believe the disorder would
my administration of our Sarsapariila: the ulcers
healed and he is well again. not of course without
some disfSuration of his face A woman WHO had
been treated for the disorder y mercury was
suffering from this poison in or bones They had
become Sd sensitive TO the weather that on a damn
ISy she suffered excrlciuting pain in her Joints and
bones She, too. was cured entirely by your Sarsa-
pHrilla in few weeks. / know from it's formula,
winch your agent gave me. that this preparation
from yonr laboratory must be great remedy: con-
sequen'iy. these truly remarkable results with it
Fratp IIy,N n Y
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Rev.Robers, Dtols, R esgg r.. y 4. or
to his Agent and Attorney.

~ To tLEX,'' who in the Montreal Gus.tt. of LIST
February, 1860. prOuOunces the tsidca" Of kccping
accounts current sin type.7 ssgross shsuriity.F
thanks are hereby and the assurance given
that this gross absnrdity is all that Sir. Dick has
patented IN the domain of keeping accounts. Ills
claims hinder operation therein into which this
gross absurdity is not practically Struggled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither d.
reety or Indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbolic
eally; this ground his claims cover. and nothing
more: the absolute monopoly of this absurdity aud
nothing else Is all he asks as his caims nationally
read, attest.TSa scptI