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HEALTH COMMIssII

HEALTH COMaIssIoNERs.-The Board Of Com
ussione.s Of Health met at the Mayors Once yestssday
afternoon. The Mayor presided. The Health Officer rs.
ported tha, Of yellow fever exists at Quarantine and
tba. al danger had ceased His Honor the
Mayor reported ts, verbal complaints had been made to him
failure 20 several OF the streets Tho ffesdene
Board Councinn moved that the comp lsints be
con by bis Honor the Mayor the City Inspectors
rr his that tno meantime his Honor be re-
q1ssted withhold tbs sustue to the warrants iof e pay
for until the oil complaint shi % re-.
Seconded 10y the Resident Physician and carried
unanimously.
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Aiverfisement.I
LIE limited STATES FAX LAW,

Now READY psmphe, Of % pages fine white paper.
B.sde b which is word Os word in accordance with
die text; ,ppeod 10 II Alphabetical RecAptuls-
every article be taxed oy the law and the amount
Of he eyi-d thereon. This renders - complete
and convenient as It 10 possible to make it.
Price c-uf postpaid; 81 per 100 II cent by express -
ger 100 II by mail Add ess THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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IAdvertisementI
VICTOR Hugo.

LES MrsERABLEs: A Novel by Victor Hugo Part l. Faa-
the II. Cose,te Ill M,rius ~. ST. Denis v. Jean
I.an THIS novel complete. and for sale Il
thlsOl;e. Price, ~ cents per Pat
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B,RNUM's MUSEUM will resOund with the
mary "a Of hpys juveniles today beng the usu. family
boitav and the new dram. "USDBn TIE SNOW berg
u AFTERNOON EVENING for their especial entersiI'
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iAivertisemept1
- MY.
:. WEALTHY, HON.
- 7 lVaNT

oRABLs. AND HAPPY"-A chronological Examination At
FoSer Wells No g3 Broadway. will reveal your defects
ssi how to hemyour talents snd how to use them
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Ninth CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PEOPLES
UNroS CoyyrSTIoS.-Col. Jno. Mcleod Murphy
was on Monday evening nominated for Congress
By the Peoples Union Convention Of the Ninth
District.
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INspECTORs OF REGISTRY.
PInrcs Of Ycgistrn,fou,

OFFICE OF CLKRE TIKI BOARD or SUPERVISORS
No. CITY Hall PLACE NEw-NORK Oct. H. 1862.
The following 10 t Of the peciors Of Registry
appointed by the Hoard OF Supeviofs They requsd
to meet Tu sday lith October at End cit until
o'clock also Tuesday, 28h inst, at and at
until O'Clock ofts aDd the day foowiug-at the
following named places which have been desnated thus i
by the Common Council JOSEPH b. YOUNG, CLERK.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-OnM Monday afternoon, Michael
silva Por,ugues- while at work the masthead Of the
Jane bee the loot of Cgrears stet Loot his hod
aud fell to The deck distance Of rs feet and instantly
killed.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPzcrAL TgRx.-Ocr M-Bsfore
Justice MoNCRIEF.
Joseph Kelly agt. The Commonwealth Insurance
Co. If Pern.-Csse settled.
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Coop THISG.-The ladies Of Montclair N. j.,
had "app.e-bee on Tuesday night, in the Pres
bytersn Church, TO peel and string apples for the
military hospitals. IL is TO be hoped that this pstr'
otto example viii be initiated in hundreds Of towns
throughout the loyal North.
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CITY ITEMS.

The SUFFFR,Rs BY THE INDIAN MASSACRE m
MryNEsoTA.-rIe COMMITTEE sele ted on Monday
lsst desire t. inform the public that another meeting
Of relief " III be held this "Wednesday afternoon at
4 O'Clock, at Room No. 81 Cooper Institute. The
Governor Of Minnesota states that at least thirty
housdai miserable men, heart-broken women, and
abjecs children, are wandering, homeless, naked,
and starving. Certainly the history Of oar country
affords no parallel OF suffering slch as ibis. Money
Is net essentially needed although small SUN will
1e required To ray transportation Westward.
Clothng, OF any nature and condition, 10 the prin'
cipsl neslderatum and the rgois # Northern Win.
TER are close athaud. Will not the ministers Of the
Gospel, the noble philanth ropists of the city, the
merchant princes, and public men, whose naInel
bead all public charities, cone To the relief Of
MULy MONsohG Of tie WHITE RACE? Will not
the Kind hearted ladies', mothers and daughters,
contribute from their wardrobe clo'he these naked
women ard children' The Odd Fellows and Ma
Sons have brethren among the sufferers. Az large
number OF these psope are Germans, the attention
If their mOre-favOred counirymeD is called TO their
wants. Tie Right Rev. Bishop Whipple, Mr.. Jus.
rice Atwater Of tue Supreme Bench, AMI other re-
sponsjlc citizens OF Minnesota, will address the
meeting. Gov. Ramsey of Mnnesoa hss commits
stoned Mr.. w. II. Woo bury, wei known philan.
hr vist OF this city, TO make appeal 10 the pubic,
and biz labors should be supported by all thosewho
emulate Tue virtues Of love aud caarlty.
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department. three hundred siSty-dTe thepslnd and
thirteen dollars and llghty efntF
Eor ,afuI11urtstSOi q thea ipiy an its tuppliOsI
aliouf = "a nnd &C -foJ tpgiand oI.s
hullrtd md Sishty-sfx doliaFa go siEhfy-Ooo
For transportation Of oi3cera' bagEGgO, Afteau
thousand thEtah dntlred aud ysssvOn dollars.
For purchase Of dragoon horses, two hundred and
ninety-ssTen thunlapd thres hundred and thirty
tSor clothing. camp and garrison equipege, one
Million, three hundred ale my thousand one hun-
drel and my one dOllars and thfrty-eight cents.
Tor current expenses OF ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars |s-l
For orinaEee ordnhnee stores. and supplies, ineIu-
ding horse squipBents for all mounted tro0pS four
hundred thnnsand dollars.
For manufacture Of anna sixty thousand dollars.
For increasing the manufacturing capacity Of tia
national armory, my thousand dollara-
For purchase Of gunpoEier and lead, forty thou
sand d6IIhFs. 81 So So
For purehassi ofartillsry horses, twenty thou
sand dollars irstst4 -f7tf -sf p
For hire Of quArteFH for troops pf store homes toE
the safe keeping Of military stores Of RrOundS foI
I summer Environments, and Tor temporary hutg, OuC
hundred and afty-sight thousand t,FU hundred Rnt
eiEhty-thre dOllHrH and eightyslne eenrs-
See. s. And be 1t further enacted, That AL Appru
prtatons and AL provisions Of liE herein eoutaneS
applicable to three years volunteers shall apply 4
two yeArs' volunteers, and all other volunteers VIII
have been may Be received Into the service of t
United States fora period exceeding three months
Approved, July Il, 1861. iiit
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wHEELtSG, 18th April, 1871.
ON and after the 18th Of April, IS5l, the paseen-
" ger Trains viii be follows, viz:
The Express TrEfn leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays NJ 10 A NJ, BenWood AZ 1C=5O A. NJ, Arrfv-
Ing In Baltimore at 40 A. NJ connecting 1itlfthe
Express train for Philadelphia, HeE York, Boston,
and AL the EasterD cities, leAyirE At ASA. H.
TiVes at Washington At $50 4. NJ making elose con.
nectOn with the Southern lines for all parts oFtle
South. This 1rliR stops At the principal BtartOHs
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, Leaves Baltimore At JAS p. NJ, and
Warrington City At SIS P n. arriving At Beuuood
At A. n and Wheeling 1t ca A. 81, making direct
connection with the EIpTe8stTain for all parts Ofthe
West, Southwest and Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wood and water.
The Man Truin leaves daily including SundyaS 1t
65I p n, BenWoOd ~ Tsz5 p NJ aud aTTiyeS in
Baltimore At ais P. NJ, Connecting with the Nail
train leaving for Philadeiphia. New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cities I:I5 F. NJ arrives at wash.
iaston City AZ $50 P. NJ eonnecitg With the South.
iInrs for AL prts Of the South THIS train sfots
IN the west end OF the road At NOundsVile Camefon
Warrington, Water Station EairmOut and GTafto1
iDtOn City a. S=5 A. NJ. and arrives At Renuool At
lo:lo ?. NJ and Wheeling 1t lo:S2 +. ~, connecting
with the Express train for all parts Of the Southwest
West and Northwest This train stops At the ptin-
cipAl stations only.
The Piedmont and wheeling AocUmIs odation rms
daily, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont At G:IO Al NJ
and arrives at Wheeling At s:lOP.N.
W,P. snTH. Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ coz, Gen7 Ticket Agent. apo
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Approved, July 10 lsel.
[PUuIc-So. ~

An ACT to provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called iAto the service Of the UNI
ted Stafes, from the time they were called into
service toths thiTtisth day Of June, eighteen hun
dred and Gtxty-One- s-.-' sFi ti'-' 80
Be It Euacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentAtfTes Of the United States Of America in Con
Eress AsssmhiSd mat there BE and hereby ts apprO-
priAtsd ont my S1SDsy a the Treasury not 9TH
erTisS aPProPriatedsths sum of i've unIions seven
huhdfed tln44 ixty tboGEZhd d6Flar5, SoE 90 much
therGOf l5mly BE nseesslfy, 9tO'ebGbie Govern
Inent 70 pay the militia and volunteers called into
service q the United States, being an Additional
amount required for the dseal year ending JuhS
thirtfsth, eighteen hundred and Stxty-ooo.
Approved, July Is, 1881.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College {!
Cor. HaItimoFs'ando harlss-sts.,


FOUNDED, .CHIRIERGD 1854
z F. ~ LOG ATEDH hlstt
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrIes-Sts.,
n BALTI MORB,MD.
VNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THB MOST
i prosperous and hOurishing condition. Twice du.
ring the last two years has It been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in.
ereas!ng number Of students, representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirAbly located buildinEs In the city The rooms
are eonni1odiOuEy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
meH desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
Thorough PetiodI BttsftGsS Education generally arc
unsurpassed in any particular, by any ialar sStab
lishment in the United states. %
Elk. L0sIER,
Observation-Disclosures the Science of AccountG Com
10 merce, business Customs, etc.
J. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of BooKeePIng
q and Commercial Calculations
H II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of Book EeepinK.
-st= NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of BuEiness aud ornamental Pahaanshin
st. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
55.t - RE-. Z. YEATES REESE, d. D., FF
.l-r Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. p Kennedy, Hon, Joshua Yansant,
Hon: Thos Swami, Vim. II. Esighler, Esq,
jacob TTnst, ESQ Vim. KnAbs, ESQ., n : ~
The College Il provided with Commercial LIBRARY
OF Standard Works expressly for the Of the stu
dentG- ..f Els =. itfsgsH.g5 as
Each Student has desk to himself aud Is .epa.
rAtely Instructed. =
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time f=- 81 4-tfifI
ThstiHsnEunllyrsqu accomplishing fGlleOur0s,
A DifloxA Is awarded to All Graduate aeF
barge and Beautifully Ofna1nentsd Circular CON.
tathin upwards Of SIS soUA1E representiE the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College yaTioul
characteristic designs, peuHanshIp &c sent by mall
ree Of charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address -uL- h X. LOSIER
/ lell -s.f a 40 BIlsiIapTe "a.
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Al ACT torGl1Dd and remit he dutio5 on arms In
ported BY stRtss- -sl
Be it enaetsd BY the Senate and HoesS q Repre-
sentStiyes Of the Tinted State 81 AmsFi In CoR.
Eres5 Assembled That the SeerotAFy Of the Treasury
bS and he i hSrebJ Authorized and directed TO re-
iuro-ted into he United State Iice the drst day
Of May last, OF which may Be imported heEore the
6rst day Of January next, by or for the account Of
am StSIe PROVIDED, the SeeretAEy q the Treasury
saii bs Gatsaed that the said are Intended, in
god ftth, for the use o. the tro9ps q AnI State
Which IL OF may be engaged In aiding 70 suppress
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- 81 Ilas
piled % the r0TiE0ns Of this aet, and not ne9nss
tluf tis.-oJIil, lafjt y reEiVFi Te-enaeted.
81 NJ nd Be ii further enietei. That, TO defrayI
IN Tfhb eHpenScg that IHy attsrd the oEeenttOn q
DIS set ths sum q two hnrired tbOusAnd doll
20 ulneh thereof ~ may b neeasSaTY, " and the
auls Q hereby appropriated 70 be paid out Of any
money d tie TEe85uTy not OthorEtss appropriated
Approved, July Il, 1851.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road
-:

ing Rail Road.
~ -
OS AND AFIER MONDAY, January eO.h Isc2
" PassenBeF TraiHs I'm leave Br5dsePsF. a fai-
lows, Sundays eIoepsedJ
HIS A. n zIan Train stopping At All Etatiops ar
TfTes At Pittsburgh at 4:lO P NJ and
- CJeTelEnd ~ s:lo PM
except Rush Run I'D Beaver, aTTiTcs a
-5E P1tns1EEIyfl5 a. 2o5 A. a. and clsTslaDd
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At e=5s A u. and 40d p NJ Ar.
rive At Bridgeport AZ Go P n. ard as A. Il.
Leave Pittsburgh $50 A NJ, aud l=Eo P. n,
arrive a BridgeP9r ~ essS A Il, and go P. n
Connections are made as Follows;
At Pittsburgh with PehrsgiEzusa 4. r. for HArIIs
SG[E, B4lttz%re WasshingtOn, PhiIa-
Cleveland With Cleveland / ToIed B. L for San
dusky, Toleso, Detroit, Chicago and
all points IN the NORTH WEsI. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTH WEsT. Will
Cleveland ETie R. K. for Erie, Dun-
kirk BufLAlo and Niagara Falls. with
- CleteIaua. ColszBbHs CiDeinBafi for
CTestiEe, DsiaWGTe5r CoiEmbus aud
At Hudson uIth ne c. z &C R. h fo-- CuyahOgn
,E e. AlEOn 3 Y an and WOOs-
At Alliance with P. Fl W. 4 c. R. h. for CaDtou,
NAsaIlon, Wooster, salerls Enon, Co
AisteubenriIIo with P. c. Z c. Line and AZ BE11AIn
with c. o. o. RI for ZanesEtlIe New.
ark Columbus, XeniA, Dayton, Ind.
anApolis Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville
Wtst and South West
RxeuFIiOn Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SS.5b.
Pare always a. low, and time much quicker than
TSTou "a Tisfst. 70 Al, ro.ut. IN d. VT so,,b
and East can be procured At the of6c0 under the
Mcclure House. Wheeling, Va with Fright
AEent at Bridgeport Station. -Eat - +7't,-i -
Freight contracts viii be made At lowest rates to
point accessible by this rad and its connections
TO the East, North, West and Northwest, once
under MLure House, or with Fl. Agent At Bridge.
port Station WI. D. TERRY, AGENT.
Wheeling Va
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH, President. 2 77'sf =
z. MYERS, Gent Ticket AR't, fsbS
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Bridal. Pragents.l Il

SOLID SIIVER, w A5D-
TUsT RECEIVED PER AIJIays TIM Is:tsa
y superior stock Of Silver VSYe ~, a
CeHe, Ice Cream, Jelly, Toast and PiSh KnyS. s,''
X and Litters, Silver Salt Celaraapd SnoTS
SaitS Napkin Rings Pickle knives n PSi St1
49, aEa Case5 and Port AOnnaiea, Spoonl GI6s S5S
lell,e &C. &c ljanlsl J.T. SCOTT "a.
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eEo. ". JOHSsox. W.p. JoTxsoT-
G. W.tJOHNSON. 3 iS0N.

1anuIaeturers OF Copper, Tim n.nII
i.Hl - Sheet Iron Were. III
HAVING AYAILED OURSELVES OF ALI. Tr1p
- iaS1tis We are better prepared now
me above line OF business. Tallies and Conduefor
MADE 70 order Steamboat work done n, 4
particular attention to this branch Of tbe III
S1p SuaFantee satisfaction In every particular ~
nholee1le Dealers We edn otter inducem6ttS tbSf
and the full At ali tines We
Keep stock Of thelatest and most approved go
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand ~ 81 tiT
tfgu5I 7r' g. W,J0HNSON & SON
a., a. ~ aia No.1I9 Market square
S4SSs91eE.s T Wheeling, Va
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missouri Mining COmOanY.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK.................. SIS 10000
EIIs COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PUR.
Il pose OF advancing the great mining interests Of
purely philanthrOpic motives In inIt;atips this ~
tSrPrise. We believe that the stock can b made 10
~ stse alTilsi'ds, and At the sanB time rial
good accomplished aud greater progress made In de-
Veioplng and making known the Ishinr InineTI
Eeath Of Aissouri than by the use Of i've timus Abe
amount 'G capital invested ia any other IsffEs
We shall make the Office Of our Company a a m.
peie mining bureau Of the mineral resource, a tie
state We have power pndcr our eharIlr 70 ,fir-
CHASE and sell minetHI lands NEhsrerE. I4<nici IN
Missouri SEe1t tpdncements will he offered 10 cam
Shase and mock paying ntneE by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the s,tsy,,or ~ III ~
nave mineral iRnds for sale send Ifs statement
OF she s9hle describing the kind Of mfuoris on ti,sj
atS tlehaid6er Of acres the location. and the low,
est cash price they are willing take for said IsTd
VIC shall work only such Taines rs nav LARGELY Inf
shall open and prove mostof the lands We sell. The
9ak9 iqr tnttpRt0 the stock Iara now open nj
Tue once Of the Company, Main street. northwest
corner Of locust, over SIerchnnts' Bank. eptrahsc
no u lpcpst street. All Ehe sel an Interest in tIs
subseribs. Those Wishing stoei y;b ont ~ t t1
city can secureit by enclosing Ten e cent Of tIs
amount wanted 70 the President or Treasurer.
Henry D. Bacon, Esq, Isttbsr nptIsr "a,
Z Allied ClAhp. ESD. u m TTSr;-o,sJ -. ~
io+ g sd 1siiE E E'q9 p n! Lynch. 30,
Henry d. Bacon, '-fls
NJ bu lla Treas ALFRED 0L1Pff; leres't.s
The Above prospectus las mn to tlfs date b,s,
PnoiiShed In only one OF our teadaE papers for ten
.Ays. no extra efforts to get stock taken have been
nasi yet the public SOWeli apprreiSts ,bs SoDS,'
mess q thsenterprise, that two hundred tboIs
ahd dollars OF the stock has RITeadybeen taken We
wCnld briefly state that the shares m S15 Srj ,S
a. Lnll without further liability transieraie i,T
i' [e'tersd only when dfyidends are received
snS Pstoa having money 70 spare, eau, by the puF
eai that will pax IarEeiy N iloii
stock fht tSreadflS eohrett efinf6 q II
answered. t5ls = - .S " Prompts
st. L91is, no., March % 1851 iilA'o-sldLS=m T
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JOHN II. LARN

lI-I-l.I IIsqeeeasOr TO Wheeler Lakin-l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE. OPENED FOR
Inspection on ThurEdHy, March 18TH a new
aud well selected assortment Of ailai3is > y =
Cloths, Gassimeres and VestinpsI
Also complete assortment or GRNTL ENTESiE FIN
N1sHIEG GOODS. iisfi-s ~ 'sli.. 81 = -.
The patrOns OF the old firm and the public In gem
er1 are respectfully Invited TO call and examine INV
stock besoTe making their purchases As intend self
~ ct small tTohts 10 cash and prompt puruiasers
LhAn lpi ier tue Pa tr01age bestowed upon the old
nFn, Solicit continuance OF the same for the nry
estn6ltshmeut. JOHN I. LAKIE, Merchant TsIinTs
mh1S4Wd-' mo. 1O2 Main 81, IYheciInfs "a -
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EeW Stock of Fine Pianos

nne Pianos, from the celebrated fartSrY ~
n, sons Boston. which for beauty Of f.
H. lover 81 tone and elasticity OF touch arc suU
Ill x anea wire bepGh for cash and viii IL.
CO - tS ~, Eastern prices FOR CASH and e1s6
examine for themselves t'tss 20 cal AMI
Ulu Pianos taken in exchange for new. az
.5,,o,0 - a.. JESsBD. 1IELLOR,
- -N No. lS9 Main IL
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--t4- sgstr ct EPUHLl0-No. ;if
seyf II 'tant PNvnan1,s ~ IN IT,, lrayvSs ftls

Be Il enacted By tie Senate and HouSe Of Rsur.-
BoatAtVel Of the United States az Amsrioa q On.
Eroll hssombled, That tie gr8ds q, HIStaht Pay.
by = eSEabHlhod, and that non AID aftaF ~ -.
RES q thl8 ct de PIodnnt Il thA United stitoI
by and With IL 81 iso lld consent o. thA Senate
nay 0ppoil6 lIf fhuEa tina 70 tfIIls.
- thaT IAN - noAds i6e ActiVO BuEVeo n t. n
Vs nd SEoootng lhiiFiiy-GiE n ulpboE.sias,l
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nary suecesa In my family and among thoss 4 am
isa e visit in dstreas To regulate the organs Of
oleeIo1 6Ad purify the blood, they are the VaFybtsI
relle1I thEa ever known, and can confdeutIT Ia
commend them TO my friends -
| = 49, : u You'll.
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- Prom UT. z w. CdTtteFiPht, Neg OTledBt.
Your Pills arc tbs prince of purRes. Their excel
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''ss NV 1T. hdDAeS, Of tAe AsthOdi
Z 81 ~ BPtseoPal Church.


l1LA4EI HoCsI. Savannah, Ga. Jan. & 1856.
iLoH9sEp SlE: ahOnld Bo ungratefI for die relief
80 9i a cold settled In my limbs and brought On
- HeaiIaI pafas, which ended in eYvHe
~ notwithstanding I had TIE beat Of
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RmnOU entirely v.eIi seA.s IN inc use OF theln'l
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pi ~. ATER: have been entirely cured v vUur
taIis Of RheHGtfe G6tapainfS1i ifsssse t5St lad
s=,.lsss-. me JOE JeaFsf yINCENTSLIDELL
I.S Sst OF the Pills in market contain Nerrury
HiIleh althO1gh valuable remedy ii i;1jI,I Eni,
stgus ~ public ptil from fhedroadfui come
IT, .LA requently follow tie iheantiouS use-
whatever. % mineral substance
k5Ei &C.; 20 cts. per Box, or Boxes Tor 81
rsl aoF ale hygA.Cs GOOD CO. aud by All Drug
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DEFAEFSIESF OF THE ISTIElC

Z hhstiinSton. DC, 9Th Feb, 1850.
sth: have used your pills in my general and hes
ltI practice ever since you made them, and cannoI
hstate to say they are the best eathartie We employ
the5 regulating action on the liver is quick and de-
eluetL consequently they are an adniirIbIs rrnedy
for derAngements OF that organ Indeed, / have
seldom found Of billi1liT diSeEe 40 obstinate
thst u did not readily yield to them
Eratertally yours- ALONZ0 BALL, ". b.
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BmIou. DlsordsFs-1Iver Complaint.

Bilious Disorders-Liver Complaints.
From DR.. Throdpre Bell Of Nee FORK CITY.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted their
lectS upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more ehectuai for lie
cure OF Iftii0ts eOuPLaists than any one remedy
can mention. sincerely rejoice that We have At
length purgAtire which Is worthy the confdsnCS 81
the profession and the people
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