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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Nov Ready.
Book second
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NEW GOSPEL OF PEACE
According D. St Bcujariin.
TABLE or CONTENTS

TABLE or CONTENTS
CHAPTER /.
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Lsy t.a, ,-.so. 5. hsd Asv soscstssss Iar't
ss .' s' .,, s,Ss, % i., .1,s,a % y i'i rsi ss,
ne Pros,aes ef SeAa6Sbsl's II. T.s bfh"'H o, h,.s
~, a. IT,. ,e~''s', s"i, h'Ssi,' ., ~, 1i. r..
mrI,n pyoelIngf,oa. ~ TAI M ,sysete,a pr'ssss
property. ), Com-ofie. ase.S ne keJs' A'dd'
CHATTER IL -
l. TA Gorerno, of h p'-", t Gofss" .',.rh 70 % Cs
h. ." osIs'.- r., ,, ~ r.. 'Ihs H nas , ss. | ,
(a,sr II ne lr1gfs ~ Thy sH 9d f'i oHd ha'' Js.
Of JSpiae.,a.saagAiy q. bhioA "nnoA pih n' madam
teHL ...,., %,
Blbn,,,h ,,l! s1ssAsfa no,f.r0,d G,orgs fss M'es
Z n, tanA renbkfA a. bui 80 hopsy hssds ,to,es H.
Goo,ge he M,ts maisfh Prpos~an,s. =" = oinl'
,.Sn1 S5y 3s fae e,aA, are a.0r,.>d D. Ia.
Ianie .sgiaa'th n, nid eay n ii's ''a r"'',tA
5s Hsf "A, dr~y ef Lno-iJ J'i!@ stieto'i0s' o. ind
koJLuGs,A Geeh bIok iaig IAI'sis.s
1 n, ,,e,,v 1, roi,,d abroad 1h> hopuyhsdd. de
na,,d See Mo,s teoo~'h s""c . ihs kyu'
ips IT, pArnand,,-ud oosefh not 70 ih, hassbiv a.
day 1Jr,ng and y,ays,. 10 bh'oA pl,a'en NOT Hga"
Is,a,,,f,r, 90 barnrpt,s rsrsleoosas 20. Beajamra
p,o.o,ef. % soH AHokaii Fdditgh. So The a"e~Hy
so1,fh 4, o,ngrghi. 81. uiyn., tat.h pHL,a.su,y, Ma
yyoJoseA aep ~,a.raion ef ne GoYde IF Feaee.
u,,. s,,,,, ,oa, made no,rns1 tn. o.,,en.a As
,a.1,. hI,keEeih unto Socno. H. Ind doe.eeA ns ot
Is The Loyurhcdf scytDes sftr hs people H. Ihs
Pahaees and the ,chyddee. 20 Thy hov about c'rng
uages unto nt Niggrh. ~. OHaia,
CHAPTER W.
Ty, pabiees and fas Blhd,e, dsoigvs d2n,nsf lot
Sses,e, seskea ,iay the i0t 3 But fb,dham ru.eh
Q. The Pa.d,c'. t'g'a me miE''ei'on Of ihe GoTd ~
Co,engnL Il One Of the Tstrui,e, ,moiffh The srsH u
burnt kiggah - dHd beoonefs g,do0D' o. hfene'
1ou,fb 10 The Pdhdees him at ndD2t. 81. The
Piece g. The ,ea,ons ~ the miniffrGioHi
CHATTER VII.
C,o,,,, Of PheyndHdiud T. He rrfeoroysh % stay The
raj Of the Pahdee o. BVt cannot H. Soeo,o "a d,.oo1s
dn.d a. 7,iavisfH. 10. al Noah. ~. Dofroydh me
anal fort of T.iaicifH. -. The ippif ~ The G,e0f
Tah,y Of the land 1Hem The h,ayf ~ he mca oj tneI
ysfin. -. .,
Scd everywhere a 5c per copy. Liberal terms 20 deeler
seut post paid on receipt Of Irice 49, ..
No i2l Nasssu At AGENT for the Author.
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Advice TO Every One'
srrfNFELp's FRENCH COGNAC BITTERS.

sTrrNPELDs FRENCH COGNAc BITTERs.
b. ,a, upon offensive ADVERTISING shameless pning ecec
r bottles and Peter Funk abes hut the dsc-irra onyI
CoGNk BlTTERsthe discovery OF the great French ply
cian ard chemist Laronrarc the only Bitter. worthy ,ho
the market, nyisorang the system ,i'sths sppe
and most sautiry effect upon the h,er Siincys
and digestive organs They all Agreeable hn NM
% nvn.n.i iowpe.. OF spirits Heartburn, Coils, aud
Kindred dess and they rea,d.d IN s'1Ss sSd sy al ~
and Russia the family medicine o thr afe Ill h,
nc,sb prus.ts and 0rocer. ard wholesale ana ir'a "
the sole Agent for the United stsics n N.,aus. NY
Three Ceps,snn,, PrsfsrlS'lSSRRt SF SRta sroRE
No. 80, BROADWAY,
Wy stores.
,.,v. stock ~ WIoie.ae end Retail
B-ciy and Country Dealer; 'apPSsd on Ser, terms
lstay., corner 3stl''st.
No 3s4 BROADWAY,
Next to the Me,Iopoiian Hotel
To the Prescription department aud Compgundns o. n,us
material and competent a.sisiAnts.
SOLICITORS Of AMER hSMERit AZ aud FoiEIsN PATENTS,
TIfIc q'd cVScHN VhSMERicHN, No 81 Purk,row, NewYorh.
Pamphlets Of Information about patents snkE.
Specimen copies OF the psper rhEs.
Learn skate In Ouc.nnu t1Our oy lsa"e I'M
AA AMERICAN PARLOk OF
FLOOR SKATES.
For sale by all Skate dealers. Manufacturedhy
p. F.S'fEVENS, No. 3lJ Peari,ss., New fork,
srd No. 60 khby ST. Boston.
Political Printing Cheapest In the world Eieene.
r. tst. rs eta IUN POS1ERS-Pos,ers Circulars, tnn9,
dr's Cards aud all kinis Printing equally cheap l.
DAW,Y No. 10 Park row, opposite Asor House.
Fogg,s Lever ssknte Buckle,
Manufactured and Tor sale on Srsp,. 1wholesaeVy
g. STElkNS, Ma 2lJ roarls ST.. Newioi.,
| aud Nv, % AYpy ss, boston. Msss'
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uoyf'. satin Laundry starch -,

Received premium the great Exhibition n 'ry'tA fas"
1859 and 1881 Requires only twoilfi' a. mueh oi oi
stn,b other tor linens and nu,ins CIV
x them rarspsrcnry white, smooth suriscr, AN "esn,
polish and perfect as,ic stiffness. Adlp,ed 70 ne nne.'
i,bric Will NOT WILT IN DAMP ON foGGr "kAThAA
Price u! cents per pound. . ,, ~
JOSEPH IOIr a Co, No. 10 uniyerfity place, ~ \.
So hv all dealers.
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the
Yin. French and English Lily Tooth and other Pow
der: n.9 f1r sssaa;iIias' ss1;
No. Sst BROADWAY.
s$E E$E s4S SSS sfEsFH ssfsFH
UsE USE USE
rsk rsk Sst SsE USE USE
EE s Es$sssE Es$sssE $E $E SHEE$s SHEE$s
IS sS EsbF EsS$ SS Ss SEsEEFHHSS SEsFEFHSS
$4EE $|EE $4EE II II $IE|$$$E $IE#$$E $IE$$E f f
4sEHs 4sEEs I Ts|sE EsEsE.
fsHsA ssHsA ss|SS sEs#$ ssEss#SS sHSHs: ssHHSHs:
oro = rEEPSwysdk EPP,wkS snly Sybliya.lys. y
Sold a. nELaboi.Ds EiH DRGG AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE No. 594 Broadway. ny
o,v,r rss.4yrs sT%yrs" rSrafs:i rS SSrsaifSs:oip.prRIyIEn
GREAT ALrsStIiSk sWxYSEs sSS rasscFa: stDr.A,,-. -
GREAT ALrrRATIyE. AND BLOOD PURIFIER
EsrABLisIFb NEAR HALF 4 CENTURY.
swAYhEs PANAcEA.
Tie only ,esnowiedse ! y rsn.sdiy q! curing
Cancers. u.cer. and
White Sw sllins Ffuptions
Of the shin. liberated Sore Lees,
Hip roint Complaint, Dropsy Jsnn
dice Yel0wre.s OF the Skin blo,ches
or fimpe. the face, Ulcorsisd Sore
Throat Mercnr, and syphi.uc Dis-ssos OF
short or lonr standing Chronic Riy.p~las OF the nce
Dark bloch~s n defects In the skin. Boils, which
arise from impure habit Of blood Pains In
the Bones. weakened and Debiliia'ed
System, arising from long and pro
tTsc,-d case of sickne-s or hav
ing sw allow cd laTs. amount
Of Drugs Cs0in.l Ac,
which may have sf
iecied the bones,
Gr., &c.
"sWAYNE's PANACEA" Is recommended By the most
eminent Physicians and STAINED celebrity ia most parts oil
the world both In hospital aud private practice -,
Patients WHOSE bodily h,tlh seemed entirely gone and the
whole system sis-d with the corrupons OF scroius nave
been perfectly restored -,
In a.es Of erupious % the skin part OF me body
su.iut vth sw All healing Ointment" IL hasten
obstinate and loansoe disease, 10 matter
Of how long standing.
4. particular 10 get the genuine prepared only by Dr.
sWAfSEk SON, No 80 North oth.t, fliiadeiphia 49,
Sod Hembod. Drug and Chemical Warehouse No '''
Dfoaiv ~ New.l ors.
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If,ou are saIng 20 the iI,eatcr. opera. q

Ifyou sQing 10 the thcaicr. opera party DO
no, fAil ~ procuiiff ycnr
FINE FRENCH PEREUMERf,
EXTRACTS Of COLDONEs - - .,
LNESDrR FLORIDA AND OTTER WATERS
have them In larr. assortment The finest French and moth
In. b., best American msnniatnIe and s. them los" a.
ufLMBOLDs
NEW DRUG AND CHEMICAL DEPOT
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Fall and Winter.
The be-; plscs to buy OVERCOATS, AID Fan and "in'er
F>B. BALDWIN'S
Nos 20 and 7, Bowery.
The syEss. assortment and store in the city
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The Best Goods

The Best Goods
Q; the
LOWEST RATES.
Yin. French and English Luy.Whise Tooth and other Pow
ders for bcsu.ifyiny At
HELMbOLDS ,,,, ,roc,
No sal BROADWAY.
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Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
CHRONIC CATARRH, rt.
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE,
CURED,
CROSS EYE sTRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and every disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring either medical
or surgical aid, attended to
DIR. Won EISENBER9.
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations the Dis
Ssses ef,he Ea, with his Mode Of Trsstmsnt"
NO. SIC BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvENTH-sT.
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
HARLEM July 20. 1859.
Ihsv. been deaf for over twenty-five years. sad Dr. Won
E..nb.rs h,, operated both my without the slightest
p.in did no. bssvs such . thing could Be done now
h, well snd f,s my head cear which did not for the last
twenty year. The de,,sriy and skin with which the opss
,on wns performed srince. the hshss, practical ability
hear perfectly. II 10 month since the opss''oa'
and continue 70 feel ~ we'll
WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem. i16ths,. between I'd and 5dsvr
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epermatorrhea. or Seminal Weakness
THE SPECIFIC PILL.
For the psruansnt and speedy OF Seminal Veal ns
or Iasoi.ntyy Mighty Daily Loa. r1etvdt or w isaS
Irritation. &C., the SPECIFIC Pill. 10 LITERALLY
trAN INrALLIBIE REMEDY,-A
and hs, been puey recommended by Professors 6anders
and Keith aud other distinguished practitioners. 'hes o.
ner bog, Il. boxes lat once) for Is sent by mall
ADVICE GRATIS Letters eoHadenfsL
rv-sod wholesale AMI retail, by J. WINCHE SrER, No.
~ Jobn A., N Y to whom all orders should be @idrcssed
\ Trust my Busipess and my life in tho hands Of mS
assistant. ia the ket. Department.
III. L. EELMBOLD,
Druggist and Chemist Of nseen years expeeaos now
NJ "'' NV No ssA BROADWAY. NEw-YoRK.
FIRE. BuSGtHR ASb n fbS&ihr RRoof
SAFES,
No. 26s Broadway
Reference to 1000 Customers
The Rsceplien:R.e%. Ats:snSSSr ,sa sIssSr 70
HELMBOLDS NEW DkCS c4VAS~
Is pEsIaypp r6S TS' psRsoNs Iss WAixiN0 FOB I1S
sCRiPTiONS.
| Tp.tMEni,pS NfW DRUG STORE.
| No 6s4 BROADWAY.
you WILL. RE WELCOMED
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:, BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK.EyE


oswego deserves the palm on longetivity
Peter Rossel celebrated his one hundr ed
and tenth birth day in that city on the I'D
ult. He was born in Brooklyn in 1858; and
was thus full grown man at the breaking
out of the Revolution. 9g ~
Such ideas as the following has gone en-
tirely out of date: A gentleman states that
when boy, he was one day in the Office of
his grandfather, who held position under
the Federal Governments and, wishing to
write, he was about taking sheet Of paper
from the desk. What are are you doing
there said the old gentleman. "Getting o
sheet of paper,'' said he. "Put it back, sir,
putt back" exclaimed the strictly honest
official. '.thdt paper belongs to the Govef,s-
ment Of the United States, ~ -
In Great Britain on the LIST of January,
there were l,743 papers and magazines pub
lished, while in the United States in 1860
there were ,061, aud the population of the
two countries is about the same. OF the
publications in Great Britain 537 were
magazines, and of the daily papers 46 were
published in England, 9 in Scotland, and L
in Wales.
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: Chicago Produce Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, May Z.
ments YESTERDAY afternoon were a follows: ScRrs
ep sca B Sci Star y 91 Hope Banter and
Banks Chenango. MARI r. Perew G;enT S;So,
Schrs r. H. Harmon, Eagle Wing, b. p. Dobbins
Leader, Wyandotte, and Col. Ellsworth, Corn to
Schr Jenny and Annie. Wheat at Sc Schr shook
Rejected Wheat at SIC to Buffalo; Schr Baltic,
So otT az At &c and schr Montezuma, Wheatat
FLoUK. Received, s.4s7 brls; shipped Il 1893 brls.
Market irmer. Sales were. loo bris .'ssanssouic';
extra, and 80 brls Marion Co" winter SUPER at
y W soO brls good spring extra at IS TO- 2i2 brls
St Ia City onp t; sOObrls Unsound Extra at
WHEAr,R Received Is, 45i Blu. Shipped 1895 bu.
Market MARKET a a &c ON OF, No and lc on No
scot at 81 IS b9 do o at q ~ $oS ba DO at
o lbi 4o9 bu No spring short receipts at 98c:
9i1ac; 3o00bu do at 81 90; 400 bu Rejected Spring
at o2lc; 5000 bu do at s3c; loO bli do at S5c-al
CoRN-Received 1921 bu Shipped l4I. $50 bu.
Market firm and 1a@s4c higher. sales 10000 bu
White Mixed at 5s &c afoat; 5000 bu Mixed at SOC
bu Mixed at sic f. OBJ; $500 bu Yellow at 52i<e +
b 400 bu Mixed at 4s19c in store; s6 600 bri do
at 39c In store; IS goo bu doat 1870 in store.
OATS-Received Il, 43S bu. Shipped q AS bu.
Market quiet at an advance of lsdIc. Sales were:
ooO bu No at SIZE; $500 bu do at 5sc; 10000 bu
81 DO at s&sri n s e. ou do at
BARLEf-Received $50 bus. Market quiet
sales $40 bags at 81 20 on track 400 bus at 81 Is OIL
| track. ~
SEEDs-Dul. Sales 80 bags Tisnothy at 81 a,
70 bags Hungarian Grass at SOC "a bags do at s.
bbls Fine at 81 90 delivered -
81 40. "os -
MAPLE SUGAR-In fair supply. Sales la BIZ
common at 12c. III.
o. BRAN.! In better supply and easier. Sales Of
! 70 tons at SIS on track EE.t 80 =.
BROOM CoRN-Quiet. Sales 600 lbs medium ut
| Sll5; 900 lbs good at Sl40 -
r nI DIES market is very quiet but prizes
are very Wei sustained. We quote: Green
| country 7@s74c; Green Sailed 8@S1sc; Kip and
/ l7c. y Nes
EGGs.I I, fair supply, with good shipping ie-
, 3, quote Chickens 1902 50 . dozen;
| PoTAToEs-Dull at 75@SOc for choice to prime
grades and 5O(G6Oc for fair to good.
| BUTrER-Choice grades in demand at 1962c
Common TO fair grades quiet at l59lSc.
III, LuMBER-Sales cargo-Schrs. Sebastopol md
White Lake, So m mixed on p. t.. Schr illinois.
| Muskegon, 80 m Truesdells Mills lumber q sd
| at $l3 10. 1890
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correspondent of the Steele Paris, the gov
eminent organ of France writes from Tunis AL
giers, as follows
Our College of philosophers at home, may,
and probably do accomplish great deal for the
cause of science, but the Americans are the peo-
pie to turn these discoveries to practical account
Many of the modern inventions in use here are
American. and one American chemist. DR.. J. c..
Aver of Lowell. supplies much of the medicine
consumed in this country. His Cherry Pectoral
Pills, Sarsaparilla and Ague Cure constitute the
staple remedies here, because they are of easy
application, sure in their results, and have the
confidence of the people. While the science of
Medicine is carried to a higher perfection in our
own country (France) than any other, it strikes
Trenchman as a little singular that an Amer
icsn Physician should furnish the medical skill
AMI remedies fer our Principal Province.
We are happy to inform our readers that these
superior medicines which the Emperor's prin-
cpal Province is obliged to get from America
may be had by our neighbors, at E. E. Gays.
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HSy~ Quite sensation was created the
other day by the discovery of child of
tender age in. an upper room of a Drug
Store, on Jefferson street. The little fellow
had a few bottles and walls about him,
apparently placed there to amuse him
while the unnatural mother made her es-
cape. But the sensation character of the
item was entirely spoiled by the appear
+ ance of the mother, who claimed the little
fellow as truant. He had wandered up
stairs and collected the glassware, appa-
rently with the purpose of experimenting
with paints and chemicals. He certainly
exhibited natural affinity for the Drug
business.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

- THURSDAY, May Z.
+ CArrLE-In light supply, quiet and nominally
unchanged. We quote Common at s. 25@3 80;
good, Sf@b5 No transactions worthy of note this
morning.
HoGs-In moderate supply and very dull
Prices range from s. 2594 Is according to weight
and quality. Sales were: 49, -
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THE CITY.

Gss~ We learn that there are three boys
in Jail for horse stealing, who will he tried
next week, in the District Court. There
are large number of criminal cases on the
Docket, which will be tried next week,
commencing Monday.
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SHERP-Quiet and without change, at $7@S 90.
PROvIsIONS-Quiet and almost NOMINAL
Sales We're: 81 bbls country Mess Pork at Sl2 50:
80 boxes Dry Sailed Hams, at SIC; 123 kegs No. l
Lard at SIC; 50 kettles do at9c
1. GREASE-Sales of LOO tierces yellow at &c.
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New York Cattle Market.

OPENING DAY OF THE MARKET.
BULLS HEAD, Monday, May 1.-The mrket
opened this morning with about 3, 400 he'd of
bullocks on sale, Including one drove OF ,xtra
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoraL

FOR THE FAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenxa, Hoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Con.
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsunptiyc Patients
In advanced Stages
OF tho Disease.
This remedy unit ersally known to surpass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that it
useless here to publish the evidence Of It's virtues Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made il
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
xew are the communities, or even families, among them
who have not personal experiences Of its effects
One living trophy in the mids. Of its victory tho
subtle aid dangerous disorders OF me throat and lung
they know too the ee Of this remedy Ne need noe
Do than them that 1t has now all The VIZ.
tues that did have whea making the cures which have
won % strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared b. Dr.. J. G AVER g. CO., Lowell. Iass.
Sold by E. GAY, Burlington.
j. III. Rhed Co. Chicago, and all dealers in
Medicine everywhere. fJyl5-d&weowlJ
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M OTICE.----To the Stockholders Of
~ the Des Moines and Lee County Bridge
Company. You will meet at the Office. of the
Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors in Burlington
Des Moins County, on Monday the first day of
June, 1858, at o'clock 2. NJ. for the purpose of
erecting officers for said Company for the ensyI-
Bridge Company.
+ may2-wiw SAML F. STEPHENS, sec'y.
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John. A. Ripley has opened Family Gro
ce,y in the new brick building on Jefferson ST.,
opposite the Sunderland House, where he keeps
The best of Family Groceries and Provisions, al
ways on hand. Alss pays Cash for country pro-
dtce. .-.s t.- saprl4-d&wSm.
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NEW YORK, May Z.
FLOUR-Marl1et 5Gal0c better. Sales at 50 GOA
g. 5 Extra State; 81 O0@7 10 RHO.
WHEAT-noDe, nominally l92c better. Sales
at 81 35lal s. SPRING 81 6l@i 81 winter red west
ern. s...- 49, Is
CORN-none, Ic better but unsettled Sales at
SO@90 sound S4apSS unsound.
OATS quiet at S29S5.
IARD-Slrade firIner. E@.'. -sa.t
PORk-Dull. Eta Hlt
BEEF-Duli. 0n. -'r. ar ...tt,
nru .CoIos
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syphilis and Mere ri.l disease

= =. ..-.--E NEW ORLEANS, 18th August, 1852
DR.. c. AVER; Sir, cheerfuy comply with the r.
guest Of your agent and report to you Of the effects
have realized with your Sarsaparilla. fE
have cured with it. in my practice, most of the COM
plants for which Is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in the cure Of vneya and Mer
rI Disease. One my patients had Syphilitic ulcers
In his throat, which were consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla steadily taken.
oadary symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of It, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But it
yielded to my administration Of your Sarsaparla; the
ulcers healed and lie Is we'll again. of without
some dsfguration 70 his face. woman who had been
treated for the same disorder by mercury suffering
dtve to the weather chat damp day she suffered OK
uciatng pain in har Joints and bones She, too WAS
cured entirely by your Ssrsaparlla in few weeks.
know from its formuis, which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be great
remedy consequently, thess truly remarkable results
with Il have not surprised me, tt0E7 - - -,
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INA. List of deceased soldiers who have
died in hospitals at st Louis from April
3Oth to May 9TH, 1868. Furnished by Thos.
w. j. Long, of Iowa, State Sanitary Agent
at st. Louis, Mo.
April 3Oth.--Michael Boyer, Co. II oath,
4 Iowa, chronic diarrhea. {.
90 ss Frederick l.. Miller, Co. +,
l4th Ohio.
" &c Casper Monroe, Co. I, Tooth III
inois, erysipelas.
Nav Ist.-Calyin Prye, Co. A, lOsth Illinois,
chronic diarrhea.
Isaiah w. Bond, Co. I, SD Mo.
I" ''-Joel Blakely, Co. G., Saith Iowa,
AMOS Reed, Co. C, Tooth Indiana,
typhoid fever.
Nav 2d.-Abraham Mansfield, Co. q 10th
Ohio, scurvy.
q" Edward Donelly, Co. c, 69th Ill
inois, mania portu,
I" !" John Graham, Co. G, 9th Mis-
souri,, chronic bronchitis.
May 3d.-Mathia Dyson, co. Gs ia ILL
nois, chronic bronchitis.
John Eaton, Co d, 3lst Missouri,
chronic diarrhea.
-" $. r. Sturgeon, Co. ID. 18TH liz
nOis, pneumonia.
Er'' g --Chas. Mearnain, Co. Sd LII
| nois cavalry, pneumonia.
May 4th. -Albert l.. Ismon, Co. c, 26ti
| Iowa, pneumonia.
Jas. Linton, Co. C, Seth Iowa
| chronic diarreah.
| Henry Higanyear, Co. l, ooti
| chronis diarrhea.
Jerome Strofe, Co. H, 18th U. s.
May 5th.-D. w. Strapp, Co. A, 1l6th I'LL
nois, phthisic and typhoid fever
| w. j. Wooden, Co, III, 5Sth Ohio
! chronic diarrhes.
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Fraternally yours, G.v. LARIMER, NJ D.
Rheumatism, lsout, Liver COMPLAINT.


INDEPENDENcE, Preston Co., Va, eth July, 1852
Dr.. ]. @. Arm: Sir have been aflictsd with pain
f9l chronic Rheumats, for long tme which baed tbs
skill Of physicians, and stuck to in spite of all tbs
remedies could find until tried your Saraparilla Ono
bottle cured mo in two weeks and restored my general
health 30 much that far better than before
attacked. think it wonderful medicine. J. FREAH.
Jules Y. Getchel, Of st. Louis writes: 81 have been
amicted for years with affection of the LIVER which
destroyed health tried every thing and every thing
hied to relieve me; and have been brokendown man
for some years from &c other than derangeret Of
the Lic My beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Espy advised
me to try Sarsapsfa because he said he knew you,
and any thing you male worth trying BY the bless.
Ing Of God has cured me- and has purified my blood
as to make new man Vt me. feel young again. Tbs
best that be said you is not half good enough
Schirrus Cancer Tumors, Enlargement
liberation, Carries and Exfoliati0n or
the Bones. Ha&
great variety have been reported to us where
cures of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the use of this remedy but space here will not admit
them. Some of them iuay be found in our American
Almanac which the agents below named are pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Dyspepsfa, Hear. Disease, Fits, Epilep.
~, Melancholy, Neuralgia. aa.
MANY remarkable cures of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine 1t stimu
Iaea the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyeeomes disorders which would be supposed beyond ia
reach Such remedy las long been required by the me-
cesstes of the people, ard confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do ~
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