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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07
A UCT1ON NOTICE. sHu.
"A y IN $4,000 WORTH OF
ulf IA Rich and costly Household furniture,
- !. =. GlkgAnt Rosewood rianOforte

valusble Pain Dgs Artistic BroDzes Marble Groups &c
POSTPONED from yeste day on acc, unit OF the storm
This day (day ate elegant private residence l62 West
Twenty frat street., few doors from Eighth avenue
rr.lg4 10 commence ct O'Clock 10 the afternoon.
The sale comprises the entire contents Of the house. The
elegant Paro Furniture was made 70 order and is in sold
highest bidder for cash. rain shine offering extraordinary
Inducements to purchasers the entire furniture Of
house new, having beep made within four mon his
- Elegant Rosewood seven octave Pianoforta
Music Cabinet, Stool and Embroidered Cover.
rich brocase and velvet; rosewood EteTeres splendid
Bronzes Paintings rich ysses marble Pedestals, SILK and
Lace Curtains Turkish with Arm Chairs 10
Centre Sofa and Pier Tables, Forenne Msnel Pier
Bsdsesd Chamber suits Mattresses Beds aad Bed
tage Chairs two Go's Bedstsads Extension Table, Silver
wsre rich China. Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons
valuable collection Of Household Furniture asd unique and
catalogue. sale In the d hing clock
rain or shine. Russell W. WESrCOIT, Auctioneer
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
~ fret class Furniture GBo COOK win sell ,rrow
at IL O'clock at store III Broadway several elegant ParIo
SUITS In bocade brocate plush and hair oth; superb
wood Armour Gace, do. Etegere with satuary marble
9sk snd black walnut Bufeta Corner Glands Music Racks
Lbrsry Suits In various coverings Dining Suits
tension Dining Tables Of mahogany oak and black walnut
wood Bookcases Centre Tabee Bedsteads Bureaus
Waehstande COmmodes, rosewood. black walnut OAK
Chamber Suits complete Hall Stands and Chairs The above
stock bas been removed for of
quality and worthy the notice Of buyers, will be posi-
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A UC1InN NOTICE. lI1-l
"A kLEGANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
,' The propety Of NasOn j. Van Dyck geo. .h.
rsa FRIDAY, june s, ct O'Clock In the afternoon
precisely all the superb ana costly FURNITURE Panngs
etauary OF Art rosewood Drawing Room suits,
elegant octave Pianofore Mrrors Velye Carpets BE-
No
Eighth avenue The actopeer calls the special atten
of the public this being largest richest
Of House held offered auction this
the furniture was all inside for the Or
and IL plste order The whole win b. perenpor.
y and absolutely sold without reserve
lItr t4y( DRAWING ROOM FU aNITURU
CT carved rosewood EefereA tops and Frereh
p iors and back; lady,s Work rsbe nlaid With moth
rosewood centre Table statuaiy marble top, twe
slis Of Drawing Rom Furniture elegant Tote a. teo
Isl two Arm, two Reception and eight Oval Back Cnairs
ved frames la three col0red satin
orocaae Of the most expensive description consisting Of
and Lace Curtains six hight OrnOlu bronze Chaudeer
I or,ed from Paris by Marco i.pranz Co. csudeabrss
Brareles French plate Pier and nanI Mirrors with rich
gilt frAmes superb sevres and Dresden China Vases richly
Paran marble statnstiss Of The artistic
epreH6r ting Night and Morning Pandora Painting
Poetry Music nrussdes &C. antique lava Vases from Her
R"ss Iurkish Easy Chairs bronze Clock runs one moath
grand and Gher s q artists ., yovoury
Cared egs and ease four round all round
Stool covered In brocade embr Cloth Cover Books
and Musc hall rosewood Hatstand Ocloh Brussels Stair
CARPET &c Chsbers second carved ross wood
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SALES AT AUCTION.

" szEssso9ss t5s AID ~ ssoADwAY.
rne.ovS asSsS ~ sse;T!sa S ssSop ssocn =,
Ar ran fzsfgsA s AsS y4Is GRO K S SsDS
iasfH STREET, sH0RT DisIANOE ABOVE
.h street on The right hand sde Of the road leads 70 g.
Anpss sysnqs and hs grounds IN the Of the
street. and Harlem Bridge BY steam
sn ss 11f 2ss Closs
ana include many thoroughbred Tr0tng Pairs
SinP,e Horses; also some Of the celebrated ALDERNkY
The fonowtng oELEBR ArED HORSES win b ON the
- The celebrated mile Horse NICHOLAS L IW
The celebrated thoroughbred LOGAN.
Hon. WIN, j; s:sssas THo Ar 1BiAN HoRsEs.
GEO n PATGaENs favor.e Colts
BL4CK sQGAW, he Dam .! LANCET.
- TWENTY NILES
-. GEO. N. PATCHErs DAN.
LoGANs FINEST COLTS.
.ns Horses w % on ne early and tho sale will
Full and descriptive catalogues be obtained at
Office, 1856 and l67 Broadway, on tuesday morning ~
EDWARD sCHENoE AuorIoNEER. ~.
~ FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS,
O'CLOCK their sesoS1 Non on "a ard ~ S ns g.
lection Of fine on Paintings among which originals
bearing the certificates Of the arts Among them viii be
HI AsI HSRFas
TWO i4xSscxPEs sRD SHEEP. BY Van sevsraonos
TIE HORSE FAIR, school of wouvermans. ,..
Also several hne specimens by Rossses TANNER wouyer
ipgs exhibition and viii positively sold without
reserve. - go - 49,
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A H. MEawIN, AUCrIONEER
n. BY BANGS, MELVIN Il co, Irving Buidiugs
Nos 69l and 500 Broadvay =

FRIDAY EVENING", June 4, AZ II O'Clock,
CHOICE ENGLISH BOOKS-Beiag consignment OF six
just received from London, comprising variety Of
editions o. the writings Of standard authors various
departments including many that elegantly illustrated
and richly bound Also few choice English Eng-aving
&c ! ...
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GEORGE COOK, AUGTIoNEER-oARRIA AGES, ROCK
VI awnys, Wagons and Harness by GEO COOK, this
day. at o'clock, at l4 Broadway, Germ anown
ckawsy, top Wagons family do SIX seat Hocksway, two
Road light Troting Wagon single and double Har.
ness B,-foiet several first class Houses
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STEAMBOATS,,

CYEARER~ BR0ApWAY.-EOe WEST POINT GOLD
= Snrpg Corn wall aud hewhurg, every Sunday rncrrra
81 ocloG from pier FOO. OF Jsy stet andipg NJ Ans
street rbrte.h street Yonkers HASTINGS Docbs Ferry
larry town, Sing and Hsyersrsw. Returning WI,
Newburg al 2 osicck.
CrEDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE, IoUc EIsG at
~ College Point Fort schuyler. Great kect Niy Islao
end New Rochelle. Ihe fsvorse stssmar MhYELO "a z
lesvee Jemes NJ 30 A N Delsoey sizes 81 as
Eleventh sfree; Twenty sixth street q, %
tee afternoon sno gfordiug 9ue opportuny 20 Y
EG eB0supscepts 4. Fort ecau5leI AID Great Necs.
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UCTION NOTICE-HOusEHoLD FURNITURE AT
q private sale The subscriber relipquiahns house
keeping, will dispose Of at private sale all OF his Paror
Chamber and Lining Room Furniture al great eazr6ce;
rosewood octave Pnoo.e cost $780, for $3.50 including
and full suit OF Parlor Furnure covered
with brocael cost 800 for $40; ditto $oo Bookcase
Mirrors Lace Curtans Clocks Carpets Paintings Bureaus
Betseads, actresses Hatstand Ucoth &c. Inquire at 70
west Twenty sixth street, near Sixth avenue. 80.
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CLNr2AL COMMHrEE OF NATIONAL UNION
~ Clubs ef rav York Tte regular monthly meeting OF
this committee .skes plse SKIS evening at eight clock al
49, Cooper institute. The msmoera VII please oe
ynctua important business wiz DC brought pefore TIE
committee,
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EIENRY Fl. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER H II. LEEDs &
Co VII sell at auction on Saturday June ct twelve
O'Clock in front OF store Is Nassau
Pony about IA hands high and about nine years old
snd gentle under the saddle in single double harness
running order set Of Single Harness and Saddle and Bride
sold for want of USE
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERrY-
Farm OF 1877 o. land, In condition and wei
fenced and wooded With fruit IN convenient
buicipgs uated Long Island distance
from New York HUGHs GREEN. l5S Grand street, VIII
Harrisburg I'D. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

A LADY WISHES TO GET A PLACE FOR AN EXCEL,
and r0n to do the general
of small family Apply ct 3io West I'D st. for
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vyDwARp sCgTRCg. AU1FiOEEEH.
u THE GREAT EOEs = sAGP.
Should storm day the vii be POSTPONED 10 Non
day next, the place sad ims bat no+
iuslly storms.
TNpWAeD sCEESCE, AuCtIUe EER
~ NOTICE ~ GENTLEMEN ATTENDING THE
GHEAr H0Rek Sale
Conyeyanoes will fn waiting the o. the h,sd
Averue Nsroad 81 the Mox Haven the Arrival
Of II O'Clock from Twenty sssh erect, convey
peIileroep the grounds.
Ample Tetisshro.nis W.. BE Br.sbed tie oapss By
ID. q test
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VETERAN CORPS OF TIE WAR OF l82--A REG
lar monthly meeting will BIZ held al the Mercer Hou 3e
Sfner Broome and Mercer streets this Frdsy eyenoe
June y a. IA O'Clock The Veterans in this aud toe I'd
counties ore invited 10 att nd of importance will
pc transacted to her interest also TO make
Tor celepIaung the Fourth Of July. BY order
II. RAY MOND, Rrigsder General.
j. Vi. PHYrE, Ldjutant
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TOR PALE-TE NO STORY AND BASEMENT COTTAGE
House With three full lots Etghtieth street. between
money can rem Ain mortgage Inquire Of HENRf SKIN
side. one door west of Third avenue ~ -
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As NURSE AND sEAMsTREss.-A RESPECTABLE
"a young kngish woman would take situation In the
we capacity family going to California preferred has
bsd much experience and Is fully competent Call ad
81 Chambers stairs, on Saturday, from ii
"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

NTr s1 a. IT. ~ EXChANGH FOB ClTY PR0PKRTY-
acres four acre lot separate with all the buildings
on one hours ride from the city Of New York. the
ten %nue walk to the depot The location ceao b
schools 'he improvements, q large barn, granary, cow
sheds carriage house and other outbudngs telling large
bssn long built and al ans order ane garden with the
full beayog house well shaded shyubbery ia door yard
and cherries In abundance beautiful Country Seat
TWentieth street ~ ~ -
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a SITUATION wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WO
"A nurse and is competent OF taxing care OF
BIRTH good reference be given Apply nj
30 Caseen between Park and Myrtle aves Brooklyn
Gall for two days sr..h
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-26
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published, an a Sealed Eauelope,
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT. AND RADICAL
CURE OF SPERMATORRII02A. or Seminal Weak
ness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions. inducing impOteney, and Mental and
Physical Ineapacity. F
By ROBT. .-CUBYERwELL, NJ. D.
AHttOr GE the "GTcsH Book, dc.
The World-FenOWned author, in this admirable Lee
ture clearly proves frOmhis experience that the
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations. bougieS, Instruments, rings or
rnrals pointing out mode of cure at once certain
an efIectuil, by which every sufferer, matter
sat his condition may be. may cure himself cheIply,
pTirdtcly and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
ClI. }. C. KLINE ia DOweEy, Kew York. Post Office
box I,5S6 ian29
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THERE are 3ll manageable girls in la
Crosse, Wis, and but 100 young sbeaus to
mate them. or these ~ don't care r.the
girls, 81. the girls do care for, Is are so
busy making money that they can't stop to
marry, and the balance are engaged.
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NV ORLEANS, 25th

INV ORLEANS, 18th August. 1889.
DE. J. C. AIEE: Sir: cheerfnlly comply with
the requeit Of ngeHt and report you some Oi
the effects lIlve realized with your SarsapAFiIla.
have cured with it. In my practice, most of the
comp paints for which IL is recommended, and have
found fts effects truly wonderful the cure Of FeNs-
Te0t and MeTcuriGl DiseaSC One Of my patients
had syPhilitc ulcers his throat. which were con-
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
SRrSaPHrilla steadily taken cnred him in Eve weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms In his
nose and the liberation had eaten away cOnsidera-
bic part Of It, that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and XIII him. But Il yielded to
healed and he Us well again. not of course without
some dsfEuratiOn Uf his face. woman who had
been treated for the samh disorder by mercury was
suffering from this poison in Ter bones. They had
become 81 sensitive TO the weather that on q lamT
day she suffered excrucatnE pain in her joints ana
bones. She. too, was cured entirely by yDur SarsA
psrtla in few weeks know from its formula,
which your agent gave me. that this preparations
soquenty. these truly remarkable resuIts with il
have not surprised me.
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Az advocate having gained suit for a
poor young lady, who was very ugly, she
remarked: II have nothing to pay you with,
sir, but my heart" Hand it over to the
clerk, if you pIeasO. 1 wish, no fec for
myself" he replied
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tBox," said an ill-tempered old fellow
to noisy lad, ' what are you hOlIering
for when go by?r "Hulnphi' returned
the pert boy, "what are you going by for
when / am hollering?"
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1860.
The Capacity OF this Road now equal to any in the
Three Through Pa senger Trains,

AHs N1PAS'! u tHis AlsH - Low e4i 70 any III Ihe
Country
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH & PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct IN the Union Depot Mt Pittsburgh
with through Trains from all Western Cities for Pha-
City; thus furnishing facilities for the transpOf-
tatiUn OF Passengers unsurpassed forsPeed and
fort, by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia
without chauge of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking ears area ttaced to each train; WoodrufTs
Expires SIS runs Daily, Maitland Past Line Sun
DAYS executed Three Daily Trains connect dfrert far
New York Express and Fast Lines connect for Raj
timore and Washington.
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
YORK I,Iso raiIy Trains b.,,re., S., vi, -,
Rosfop TLronsII TirEetS faII Ram arr go NJ, eiti
Of tho above Trains and transfers through New YORK
free.
BOAT TICKETS TO Boston good via Norwich,
Fail River Stonngton Lines. Baggage transferred
! free.
TICKETS may be obtained at any of the important
Railroad Offices in the west:a board any ofthe
regular Line Of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
rivers.
GD-Fare always as low and time as
quick -ns by any Other Route
1st- v0p ,.IISL-E ny pI1-rvpTIDcT,
- -
The completion ~ tho Western connections Of tile
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this tho
Direct Line BetYveenthe East and the
Great west.
The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge
At PittSburgh avoiding all drHyHSe or ferrtage OF
tagrs readily appreciated BY shippers of Freight and
| the Travelling Public. -s- lazlL-l--
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions spPly
! Comrsny. 'A
| D. A STEW ART. Pittsburgh
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road. s5l

GA =; - So; -
nNAND AFTER MONDAY November a6tb, 1850.
" Passenger Trains will leave Bridgeport IS fol-
lows, Sundays excePtedD sl
HOO 4. n. Mail Train stopping all stations.
cept New Salisbury, SummitviIle Frank
lin, East Rochester, Maultrie. RootstoWn,
Earlyille. Macedonia Bedford, and New
burg arrives at Pittsburgh at 400 p. NJ
Baltimore At 500 A. NJ. PhiladelphiR At
ESQ A. ~, New York At 1890 p. ". CnSon)
Cleveland At $50 +. ~. Toledo at 1910 A.
NJ Detroit al 6:lS A. NJ, and Chicago ut
l0:ss0 A. N.
1000 P. u Express Train. stopping at all stations
except Liverpool. Smiths Ferry; Indus
Try, beaver. New Salisbury. East Koch
eater EarlVille, Macedonia Bedford and
Sswburg,= arrives at Pittsburgh at 2.l0
A IL. Baltimore at 600 p. NJ, PhilRdel-
phA at $500 r. ~. New York ut 1870 P
~ Cleveland at $50 A. ~: Toledo at
1880 p-9I-- Detroit At 600 P. NJ, and
Chicago AT 1l.OO P. II.
Both these trains make eEoSs connections At Ceve
land and Pittsburgh for the points indicated above
alsp, Erie DunkirC. Buffalo and Niagara Falls
NGTRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $40 A. VI. and s:45 P NJ, and
arrive at bridgeport ut 600 r. N. and 6:25 A. N.
Leave Pittsburgh at l:+0 a. ~ and I:l0 P. NJ, an
arrive at bridgeport at 6;25 A. NJ. and 6:2O p. VI.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SS.I5.
anv other route
Through tickets to all points in the West. North
and East can be procured ut the office No. 81 Water
street next door to Sprgg House, Wheeling, Va and
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections,
No. 81 Water street. with Freight gent Bridge
port Station. n. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
Bridgeport, o.
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR MYERS. Gent Ticket AS't. MOVES
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WHEELING. 9th Nov. 1850.
ON and amer the sth November. 1880. the passen-
" ger Trains viii be daily ~ follows:
Tirst-The Northwestern, Cleveland. Chicago st.
Louis. indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling, BenWood Baltimore and Washington City
Express departs daily except Sundays At els A. n,
and arrives in Baltimore $50 A. NJ connectng with
The earliest trains for the Eastern and Southern cities.
Returling, leaves Baltimore at A. ~, and arrives
at BenwOOd at s:l5 p NJ and Wheeling ~ S;I5 p NJ
making direct Connection with the Western Express
train This train will only stop for wood aud water
and mealing the passengers
Second-The Great Southwestern, St. Louis, Oinein-
natL, Columbus, Wheeling, BenwoOd Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
Dds PM. arriving il Baltimore at 2:35 P NJ con-
Meeting with the afternoon trains to the Eastern and
Southern eifies. Returning, leaves Baltimore at r
inland arrives n BenEoOd at 7:I5 4. ~ and " heenE
At Sis A. n, making direct connection with the rrt
Western Express trains This train will only stop for
wood and water aud mealnE the passenger
freight train with passenger attached will
leave daily, except Sundays for Grafton at +lOA. IL
Returning, will arrive Al 3-l5 P. NJ
J. B. FORD, Agent.
W.P. S,(TTH. Master Of transportation
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ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Coughs, Colds, Inn uenza, HoarseneSs,
Croap, bronchitis, Inctpient Conc
SumpIiOnS and for the Relief
OF COnsuNnpttVs Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy universally known 10 surpasa
any other fur the cure " throat and lung complaints
that It IS useless here to publish the evidences Of
Nntues' its uuTfvnlled excellence for coughs and
disease have made Il known throughout the civilized
nations Of the Earth Few are the Communities or
even families. among them who have not come rer-
s11 experience q its eeefs-sone living trophy in
their niert OF its victory over the subtle and dau
geroHs disorders Of the thrOat and lungs. As all
know tie dreadful fatality d tess disorders and
they know, too. the effects OF this remedy we need
NOT % more than 70 assure them tiat II has now all
ne Ertues that It did hsvs when ulaiin the cures
Hnleh have won 50 strongly upon, the nhdencs "f
Prepared by DEL. c. AVER & CO..
Lowell, Mass.
Per sale by A. C. GOOD { co aid by an Dras-
auG1l-ly-nOTl5-sm
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aaiig gattttigrntrr.

icontribuied d the New Orleans Deita.I
LYDDIE ERIE.
DeAr Lyddie ErIs, SWEET Lyddis Eris
BOnoath the tida = alsepIngl a.
Around the unou-enehanfed affi 49,
.AseeboEn chill e ereepInE:
While dad % mlFth, I haunt the earth.
AID drown my s1ul with weeping
Weeping for LyddIe, LyddIs ~
- Queen ofths flashing carl
SObbInE FOR Lytidis LyddIs,
Ny tEOpie Lyddis Erie.
Sad Lyddie Erie! Last Lyadie Erie!
I'm on the quick AqniIIoe,
And where the rippli7g sddiss whIri
Beside this golden willow;
With you red globe, my dying robu
Shall be tho eiOTeu bilIoW
III meet thee. Lytdie, Lytdis
WHARF the Htar-dah WOES the pearl
lis there IN Kiss thee, Eyddie,
And wed thee, LyridiS Er4e.
Fair LydIiS Erie. pure LyddIs Erie
Tbs mouHttin-mlitis are dancing.
But little rock Of the prophet curl,
Or the Sfbyi orbs enhancing,
While dsspl In tho beam Ofthe WaFblina stream
Toy patisni eye - RlAnciugl
come, come, Lyddie,
This eager form huri
beyond the white armed hIies,
To thy arms, Lyddis BTlel
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Fop pupTEvTNrTur mann

And for the speedy cure Of the sui9Oinea varirtie.
Disease:
SeygfUla and Serefulous AgteiioHs, gHch as TpWOr.
Ulcers SOcS, ErHPtiOHS, EEplcS, IAtStdsI, Blofch
e, BoiIJ, BlaiRS, aud all Skin Discuss.
OIEIAND. Ind 9th June, 1859
. J. G. Arm Co. Gents: feel my duty TO ac-
knowledge what your SRFsHpArilla has done Eir me-
Having Inherited ScrUfulOus Infection have sui
Tered from 1t IN various ways for years. Sometimes
It burst ont in Ulcers my hands and arms: aOine
times il turned inward and distressed me at the
stomach. Two Year, ago 1t broke ont on my hsad
and COVERED my scalp and ears with which
WAS painful and lOathsOme beyond Description I
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief anything In fact. the dis
order grew Al length was Teioieed to read
In the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative (Sarsa. aTIla) for knew from your repU
tRtiOn that anything you made must I E good.
sent TO Cincinnati and cot IT, ard used Il I'LL It cured
ME. / took IL, as you advise, in sHall doses Of
teaspnonful over InuutlE and used almost tllree
bottles. New and healthy skin soon began to form
under the Ecslbs which after while fell off, II =
skin is now clear, and know 10y my feelings thar
the disease has gone from my item. YOu can well
believe that feel what am saying when tell yen,
that hold yOu to he Of the apostles OF the age
and remain ever gratefully, Yours
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G.v.LARls1ER MD.
Rla.mGtism, com, Iireg Complaint. - =


1SDEPENDESGE, Preston CO. Va. 9th July. 1850
DE- j. G. ATLR= Sir: have been afflicted with a
painful chronic Inflammation for a long time which
bafsd the skill Of physicians, aud stuck to mo in
spite Of all the remedies could find until tried
your SaFsaparilla One bottle cured me In two
weeks and restored my general health nIuch that
am Tar better than before was attacked. think
it a wonderful medicine. J. PRRAM
Jules Y. Getchell. OF st. Louis. writes: ~ have
been AFFLICTED for years with aecfiO NJ the Lirsy
which destroyed my health. 1 tried everything and
everything failed to relieve me; and have been u
broken-dnwn man for some years from no oILei
pastor, the Rev. Dir. EspS, advised me TO try your
SarsapATilla, because he said lie knew you and ann
thing yon made was wsrth trying. BY the blessing
OF God has cured me- AID has purified my blood
9s to make new Of me. 1 feel Young again
The best that can be said Of you is not half good
enough"
tstTiss ds1d E7foiidtiOH Of tie BOael
great variety Of cases have been reported to Ms
where cures Of these formidable cn1plniuts have re-
suited from the use Of this remedy, but our snare
here will not admit them. Some Of them may be-
found in American AlInanEc which, the aeeuts
below Saned are pleased to furnish gratis TO ali who
call for them.
DyETepsid, Hart DisadSs. Iifs, EpiLspsy Atlaneho
". Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
been made BY the Alternative power Of this medicine
1t stimulates the vital nnEti0as into vigorous action
and thus oyercomes disorders which would be sun.
posed beyond its reach. such remedy Inns long
been required by the necessities Of the teoDls and
We are confident that this will do for them an that
medicine can do. aF11 =; -