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cArARRH. SORE THROAT ASD BRONCHITIS

CArARRH SORE THROAT AND BRONCHITIS
MsEIDzs n H.. JAG. o. isss
DE r. P DllssBaox-by Dear ST. for the sssss tho mois
tude, suffering from Throat Dsees write you tins
bu, truthful latter ior pablo alton. i've my
with what ale esied cod aths beas'
which instead Of pss.ins Of continued grow Ii
short inflammation Of the tho,. Attended With
rhdu cough w obliged to cal Tor medical aid aad tAs
country procured She had washed
every day With strong solution Nitrate Of Silver aud DUR
ng tins bsi oes tie Inside Of hs
off, And suffering s1 the torture 81
cashing bleeding and cutting size still grew her cough m
creased sud physical strength
well nigh exhausted abe We down
Of rest day night alarmed feeling that she sodf
long this condition Happily friend thea unt~
your who adyi.ed by al wits to Bsstss
you Of he's throat aud
gave Yoa prescribed iBh.son.
snd other remedies whoh CREST JOY srd ssscs.s
afforded imned and relief Tn- hLous c.nsd hs
system sooed and qused the cough and sh able
upon bed Under your her improve
continued until fal restored h.dth Aud csas
deEy believe To. by tie blessing God she owes her
COLE
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MARBLE ID.

CROSs-g ATrRIOn WEDNESDAY May 30 At the residence Of Mr..
Emily & Bste Norrown. n j.. by the Rev. Arthur Mitchell
Mr Baicuo Cos. 70 Ms Harriet slo Bsiie daughter Of Albert
4 Bate, deceased
LUP-sHERRILT-l New Hartford Oneids Cor n y on
Thursday May 1886 by the Rev Mr. furbsh' h oslup to
p r. Sheriff. No cards
PERRET-ALVORD-on Thurstay Nay D. az the Church OF the
- Esprit by The Rev Andre Nerrrn d. CnAe reie' 70
Mary T., daughter Of &. A. AsOrd esq
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BROOKLYN. on Thuridiy may 81,
h the Rev Mr. ADAM. William fngood 10 Addie younsest
dan zte Of Isddeus lockwood esq OF Howell Orange 'o. ~ l.
s,rTH-STEPHENS-On Thar,day. May 81, by the Rev Dr.
Cheve fIedeie smith this city 70 Mics Josephine sePhsn'
OF Allegsn Mich No cards
sTOKTS-MOODOn Tursi-y MAY d. At the residence Of the
brides parents by tAe Rev Sllnle Cse G. Eugene stokes Of
Ph,icphs 10 Carrie e. du.r Of Peter Mood Of lhs y
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The Cholera at Quarantine.

We have received Dr. Bsscs report from the
Hospital Ship Falcon June The following new cases aud
deaths have occurred since last statement.
FROM TIL P1EUvIAS MAY 81.
NeIsse Uan-en aged 81 Denmark Joir Peterson, aged -
Denmark Easmus Nielsen. aged II, Denmark Johann &
Oher aged - Grmauyi August B1ten aged ~ ffussle
Hans j. Posen aged 81 Denmark; j. Magnissou. aged -
sweden; Aug Lauig aged Il Sweden q. helton agfd %
Sweden jams Larsen aged n. Denmark Luding Seniors
senGn aged Germany; johanna Osepnsen need o. sweden
Egea Johauseu aged Denmark; Niles T. Jon nseI ate1
; Denmark; Johanna oleuhergcf aged ~ SWodeni Mafeh
Yihrr aged 81 Denmark; i. T. Larson aged T. DenuarSi
Catherine Denser aged 80 Bavaria Emma hOusen aced =
Sweden Ida Moussn aged . Sweden AnGreas l.anloli
aged "a Denmark Ann Mondensohn Denmark SOPHIA :,
TomSnsOln aged 40 Sweden Christian Petersn aged 81
Denmark one man unknown aged about o. and ohidfen
PROM UNION.
Herman Hopping aged r. Germany John Brannin aged
o. Ireland.
Making totsl OF % new cases
The following deaths have taken place.
ON BOARD TIN UNION.
Msv3l-Hanf Lrsen aged rs ~ Denmark: Peter BenseD.
80 Sweden Inger Parson, . Sweden
OK BOAED III! PERUVIAN.
Inrs Johansen aged Sc. Denmark. L. {. Langett 70.
penm .rk Johanna HolcnJerscr. - Sweden; ush
Sbou - aud <irl about D. names unknown
In Hospital last report. --.--.--.-.----- ~
New cases. ="
Total ..--.---..-.-- -----------..iV,
Now being transferred to Hospital Ship einames not get
received
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Proceedings OF she Conveution-Co Consideration
of the Revised COnsiitusion-A Whole DHy
Oeenpied In Discussing the section Relative
20 the Conviction Of Freemen for Crime.
RALEIcn. Thursaav. Mar al.

RALEIGH, Ihursdly, MAY 81, 1900.
Tho State Convention devoted portion Of the morning
borr f. rouane business of local character when they
prosed % consider the revised Constitution OF the State
1epor,el by the Committee Oh that work. The article
npder consideration is Section Of The BIZ Of Rights
VIII rcrs.. 80 freeman shall be convicted q any crime
bat b. the unanimous verdict 81 ju! o. -oOu anu
neu DO open court, nj heretofore. a..
NJ David F. Caldwell Of Gnil'nd moved to amend ~. j.
sAa o bs denied the right Of appeal b. this case Upon
ibis % sfe vas division Of opinion, and ivsy discus
sion ensued one side insisting that TIE hifher courts
should boz relieved vi dnes iH the ta Of sinai cases
e, Jehi bv night 10 be- vested justices ~ The Peace
while l, other side proposes 70 pass the secoA I'D JUS
Original form.
>s e1.le DAY Tss occupied ~ deps1e 9RVA us a"'V'
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soLLICULAR LARySGITls ATTENDED WITH
HOARsfNRsS AMOUNTING TO ALMOST
TOTAL LOSS OF VOICE.
CHAsLrsrOS. M.,.. Rsb. "a, fsss.

CaARLssroE. Man Feb. a. isg.
Dr. DuLESBAcKhia5 Ss Abou; io years called 90 soa
suit suffering tis time and years previous
duly my become troub..ons -
render It exceedingly dea perform da;e' teacher I.
public eel COL had Supposed wien frat called upon you that
should be obliged 1--WE ~ school and chang Of mss
the bsaea health Ba' you did deem necessary
away aud IN los
day, as,ead Of n0I feared ms be- able TO
my school, and sness attended them w.tbol,
rupou many years given less vosk
mu bit for Two or three years previous to consulting you hsA
been compelled iorso tia, pleasure almost entirely f0f the Lee
year half have had charge Of the singing ia o. cy
churches aud have been able perform the duties Of that poss
every sabbath with single exception The disease having sschsd
choni, necessarily longer time effect % cal
Many times e discouraged ba. recovery Though gradual
xu 10 s certain eighteen months have euioyss
perfect health Hyour limitations do for others what hsy
have done me- you truly bsnsisct0r omarkind
Most sAeconstcly youTs, GEORGE SWAN
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We since oppressed option OF ms picture an opa
ion which confirms IL 10 essentially historic pie
tus aud the fact TIE artist could MAKE IT, painted
M Of M freedom and his admiral
IN Lincoln His theme Interesting and he has made the
most gift engraving very faithful the original and Mr.
Ee especial pains to the accuracy Of the
traits feeling that the whole interest OF the picture ceners In them
and anxious bis preserve the value OF the
Mr. Carpenter expresses himself entirely satisfied with the
l.ctlnu ~ IA.
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WARRINGTON y. C., May D. 1906
~ ne vey great pleasure acknowledge the receipt OF the sd
@ engraving from your noble painting The FRS: Reading Of
the Esnon Proc before the Cabne: by cur ausaied
Pre.iclt
T approving Judgment Of the country the merit OF the picture
the usns,s OF It's association with Tumbns DecHshon Of
great national painting which has been 40 unVe''
81. cannot fail 10 commend the engraving TO every truly
patriotic American citizen. Truly yours, W. DENNleon.
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DgRIl,

ANDFPSoS W Tbnrdsy Stay a. Delhe only be
loved Edward O. and Sarah A. Anderson, aged years
months ard days ~,
Ig rrsins inferred ST. Johns Cemetery Yoater The
relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 20 attend
ill., funeral IRON their tasdsnoe No. 28 ParhcT hroosyn on
snturs, ocl0csa aud nom NJ L. ClsIeh
o. "A O'Clock y NJ
J.. l. papers p-rse copy.
CHAsEAi Grsenpoilt Wednesday afternoon May 20 A. the
residence her sounaW John H. Broad At Mary Chase IL
The san oi her a1r
Relative. nd ends are respectfully invited aeri her unfa on
saturday Iun~2 o'clock from the b.ni.i thntaa
halls- Al uIsslgeila ulaey, lgaAss astss
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ra.rn. ~ srRgEr OPryIyes. - mee.ing or ows

FRAUDS Is STREET OPENINGS. Il meeting OF OWL
ers OF real estate under the decon o. the West Side AsD
citation will be held al the Everett Rooms south east cornE
OF Broadway and Taryfourth st. Monday Evening" JGie
AZ m This il an ltfion frr the pff~scton n
property ard the iml1y emcnt Of te .nes Ding west
OF ave aud north 81 ifYn!nh a. Various matters
of interest real will be presented Special
subject Tor the evening Frauds street ODenngs Public
attention called to t subject that action BE- taken ~
nreyeui fraud IN opening tie Boulevard Drive
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Arroayzf. GzyHsAL's Owes. wAsuissros May IT, 1875
Il your great ptu. you have succeeded Bringing ou and AAns
tie s Bow .e thoughts You have not sunk the na'us IL the
heroic u that mus; De difficult Tor sn aus
TIE rps.lp. rthe picture make, with Of the g'and
"a and most beautiful achievements OF Ar. tina. nave ssf issi
mi, vonr, JAMES SPEED.
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6uerial Notites.


Gales from ''Arnby the Biest," sshted with the breath
Of oriental spice aoyre enhancing the perfume the
"EIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs Of Piston Son But mind that
you have the thing" with the Enforcement PhaonA Son.
Peer. New glass Of the bottle All Others
are spurious. Sold by all Druggists
Executive Committee Of the Union General toinnii-
tins Committee Will De NEG az iiss
cnsrter corner Broadway aud Tweutyihrds. on hONDAi
T'h"'''' ''"' y ~ OWEN ". BRENNAN, Chairman.
HHsaT H. u IrEtAT Secretaries.
nertlns OF Owners Of Eeei Estate under me d.eso
Of the WEST SfDE ASSOCIATION viii BE- held the E'ete
Rooms souihsss oil Broadway aad ihy-ouith OF
MONDAY EVENING. juno T. a. u Inh Is an ofgsnns'.ou
for protection property and he Improvement OF eHo
Erhtave. and North o. yulist Nnil''
str % iutsre Kea Estate will be presented
Special subject f1l The evening 80 ,,r.,,xoS,
ph .,,er; Il called 10 hi, snbi. may be taken
fraud la opening ne tboulrvsri Drive
Courtlsndt Palmer. Charles oendioTd n > arm
A Miihsus N 7. Bailey. fbcnsl
DAVID Wheeler. Charles Webb benlaHin q. W aaeH'
Fernando y 0od Andrew Carrgan hi'IsHs. y. iao'e'N
Eiish Purdy y II. Brown, a. A faen'ine'
william X. Martin, Paul ~ spoi,,d tAoHia, Slas"'A
Lewis Il. Morris. brrlsnin H. hutton Nv" II. n-aPP,
r. n. Ars-nbrrgn, Charles Cifo"' v n o'e'"7"''"'
jonathan Edgir r,---.....
Javpx prggIrs Secretary.
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EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS FROM CABINET OFFICERS TO
THE ARTIST
From Secretary S.rayd 90 The prbiiniersl
WasHssTos 25,h Hay, 1866
Tbe. YOU TO accept ny thanks for engraving you have sent
e OF BIZ Carpenters picture The Fist Reading Of the Emsnep
ti0n Proc 1Haiion.
ravi,d repr.s Of the with portraits Of rare hde
ity 20
Tn. been sucl,ry successful copying IT, without
importing dsr citing excellence in these points fah
fully your. WILLIAM h. SEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

Mr. F. B. Carpenters historical picture President Lincoln
log Proclamation Of Emancipation has been
Nj Richie engraving which regarded by critics
The about thee aud
feet wide large the wall Of
tie Portraits distinctly considerable distance h. Carpenter
otua painting national reputation aud Mr. Rtcs
will have national circulation TIE expression Mf. Linco
cr IN this cure, 1. which frequently him exhibit.
has been seldom
mingled and mood union playful
dignity which
hshts and shadows Of an Aph day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

From s ESvard Bates late Attorney Genera! Of Tia tH'ed
The individual portraits very elks Indeed have never
s.n group eight hEe, h Of which 50 truly presented
the orsiBsls.
The excellent and without any OPINION o.
mine my dear Sir your work nan success Very Tespec'
fully Jour obsleus .ervsai EDWARD BATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

CHRISTIAN UNION There viii be Conferences N
Trinity 81 l. Church. Thirty curA-s... corner Of LsAt
Sunday at O'Clock p speakers the Rev he'sis
Bacon Hideth and kimba Secretary Of the Association 81
local plstprf practical plan ~ union vii be proposed IN
The New England Curoh SoItt Ninth 81 NitmsbuIrh Al
same hOur. speakers. Dr.. Porter l. H. Mills (Epl-ct
paan and Others FOR Conference foi Brooklyn see Bfoof
In na-un
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CONSUMPTION WITH AN ABsoEss AND ULoEeArOs Oh
TIE RIGHT LUNG
PRorfpsNcs. De. 5. 1855.

PRortDsscs. De- 5 1855
p. DILIkss,ck d. DDs1r SIR In the Autumn Of 1876,
took violent which settled my and ia sea,nss Of f
the u'ns remedies my symptoms cy h'ds 's'cs
cough psn my suffered eh and fever scomp,nis<
night and great debility BY the month o. June following
had become reduced that could up bot
A. this tu. BY OF friend, induced myself
under your make trial o. your remedies Your shs,1ssas
acted Ike They served ooths snd qaist cough and
ENJOY the corior and bens6t Of ss'g sleep wb
had no. known long time You then sdnneots -
erse,aat yapor produced the marked aud wonderful
results, as raised os to three pias' Of tsc
heavy and offensive daily which begin to dn,ai
gradual fn4y entirely sub'ded From this time rspdy
gained strength by pere,ns the Of tbs comedies y's
prescribed my cour entirely et snd no" il better bssa
year, abe attend os'a-ss every
dsy NY lungs f,r sught ioaud
tia, others the nssisls5s vsus
your by and under he a, couvcoo ss
my life has been .av,iby Your. truly. {. n LEWIS
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CITY NIX VS..

SERIOUS ILLNESS OP Mrs. BRYAST.-Mrs. Bryant,
wifi William Cullen Bryant the poe, and veteran editor Of
n, Ereap Post lies dangerously sch al her residence at
Ro.lyn with but little hope Of recovery
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DEPARTMENT or INTERIOR WAHISoros d. c. Ma!i' 1900
~. treat eau4e the receipts o. Riches In
srayinz from yoar b,sntful painting.
.nf ny thai you live oss to enjoy the fruits Of
yo.r sa.n.a: .,s-. I Az .Igy yoao JANIS hAhLaN'
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r,,.. II, t., NJ glr,, Ian. ps.,ma.te,. Gen.rol.

P,,-B Is, hon. M BIri, la,s Pesim aste'. Gen'r0L
Your picture ard Cabinet in council on the Emn
CITATION ny judgment fine work Of arr
Tie k-ns. oupns snd the Surroundings al seem to me to
b. ,.v good sad TO admirable representation Of the persons
tho place and tue occs-i9n Yours truly Oh BLAIR
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Mr. AypREw DEanoM. Wesi.st.. Pate

MI ANDREW DERRoM, West-st., Paterson, y. j.,
desires the services Of number Of Gscas Housed
and Joners with few good 20 Woodworking ma
chuery They offered the best and must be niei
gent industrious moral T. W. Derrick architect
Room, No A. No Ile Broadway. y Y. will give further
lnfnrnnr lion
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From Ch,f J,,is. chai. a s,eystays Of no TrasVry)
WAsH,sGros, May l. 1866
Isvs received engraving Of your Emancipation rrocs'
do that Improvement Is p'''ioe'
Accept uy csagratuou. your complete success As a~a1
your friend. ~ NhH','
y b. CAsPESTER TsQ.
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From Secretary Stanton.

wAR DrPAR7NrNT wAsHrSsros. Nay q 1900
Accept my thanks the proof Of admirable painting Of
Reading Emancipation Proclamation before the
Cabinet"
every respect that capable OF judging entirely
..sctoy and worthy admiration httus
ration OF Mi. Laco.n. sSeat DECD. ioOEs truly
EDWIN NJ STANTON
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sCRoFULA, WITH DEEP ULcEROUs EXCAVATION n
TILE PoSrEROR WALL OF
THE THROAT

BAyyRaLL hsa, No, T. tssS
Ds DmIrssacx- sir On the ch May last coussxs<
you Throat fog had suffered
year. me. have been bad ths lHs
literally despaed tried the eseD IN Lss.
Boston Their prescpOu' instead Of saorias
N. any benefit only s:yrsvAs the dacuy the tins
upoR YOU thsro deep ragged boxing ulcer formed bsh
Of tt. rse dsshafsd smouni Of thick,
OILY. P.aa tii Il ~h sf-
Guilty swallow ioOd The uesrsou seemed 70 be
spreading rapldy ,a fssd o. speech would
Io already eon,deIab impaired Md rOu tie ulstses
constantly dropping down my throat that lang.
.naer sooner the say eossu-
.,on the commenced you flows
ard Other medicines anedsts percepb chang. ma
three ny I'D lar healed iaal oouA
es acids aud 10y knd " ood with puaiy Add tho
praiou o. about mouth. perfect restored heah an,
there hays ldestgs Of .osss sO0ai .s'e
make this .s.issl, nsertoy the ho9s hat oilers ssns fos
throat lung d.saes having Fscsive benefit from he
u,us mode, Of treatment be induced y luisSor.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES AOfEa
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CHARLES MOVES
CONSUMPTION WITH HEMoRRHA0E BLEEDING AFTae
1TNCS

sOssRyILLs Mass. Nov. q, 1854.
DR. DmLKSBAcEesy Sir -Four years pfeyog, esasns zoe
HAD ea up by phy.cisss
in Boston aud other PAGES 10 Troublesome patient
seasd ADVISED Try change climate TINS served
for short time to relieve Of the hos
the chsnse old complaints after another sarusf
Cygs De5a Hsisorrs0g and hectic with -
symptoms until life itself be burden. sras
Boston hearing successful OF csa
sumption resolved though bat i'e sHosiaEsDeo 10
place For could perceive
but l, beu-ht; Dot perseverance
lens relief Though suffered Indigestion, bowss
p.iHs other Ills mention continued
improve and eight months the time fra.
you every symptom disease had dssppe ed aud The
enjoyment health and weigh 40 pounds usual weight
having 10 to ms pounds Aeep. ,hsak dear 81, hsf
Kind Prosidencs sys derived
treatment my caei tie countless hrOns
Consunpt or would persuade them Isss
treatment by inha alton. MRS. L. g.
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NAvt DEPARTMENT WAsHS9ros, Nay 1876
Ths Fnr,v;ns an happy is amply commended some
mart, are excellent all well Done Some feeling OF sadness when
saw came over ei; and good man who 80 interested
himself for you sid whom ali love. Very truly yours
GIDEON wELLEs.
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From Sss1.1r Fssenis, lat, S>crsg,y Of he TreaHry.
wAsBISGros Msy Il, 1866.
Ib,y. received tho enzravins from your psurs Of The First
Resdnx Il Ia admirably both poins' Of hnh and faithful
n,,- and Priz- IL highly. truly, ". r tEssESDhN
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The Essayng very elegant have no DOUBT the Pe'un
will be generally approved and greatly admired.
very truly, yours, HUGH mcOl LLoOh'
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From The New York Evening Post.


will doubt take Ito place among picture. which the people
their walls great aud most
notable the nations history Mr. has achieved
which time will penine the latest day that Amer
the nobility oi their
From The New Path Ia hgh-.onsd Art Journal
Mr. Carpenter deserves for the manly
which he has set before the birth as were oil one OF me
important history lie has painted the
Cabinet Chamber all its Republican simplicity and has also oven
M coeo Of pa which been lied az faithful aud
expressive We hold he has produced picture which better
place the National tapo than any WORK hs y lher.
With sage sspou Tumbas signing Of the DeclaTs'lon
The e Of tho EnsayiDg inche.by % inches on Large and
Heavy Plate Paper.
PRcu.-A.t. PsoO. Cgusd $50 Ind. PrOOh s'' PInl'
$40 Address
rur DERBY s. MILLER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
No. 5 sPRUcEsT., NETWORK
few experienced canvas'ios Agents wanted r districts mol
ssesg,sd Asassa % sbsrs
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DIR. Dnensack

o.. THE VALUE OF INDICATED rSHALAroNs
in the tresms1. o.
CONSUMPTION, SORE THROAT. AND BRONCHITIS
Ninthst few ws. Of Broadway every THURSDAY an
FRIDAY
NEW TESTIMONIALS OF SUCCESS
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TnF Mosr GIFTED Aap BYAUrrFrI WoMES OF TIFF
sr,oz BY ladies th'' Jssrps ivan "a fAH Is =.
Commended ,nd pfonaan,sa .pse.. "a n
d'hF.sons ed i'eoorlon o. - ,Nn Isnss,ns d. .o' -
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hod o. sdh,s,ng JARrD REsr General Importers, kewloa
LACE VAL AND A HoRsE BLANKET.
ST. { HonivsOs II Chatham -Four Coruers \ }, Vf!fs
You nav rcsaeaboi ti' IN O,ober 1850 h.d Of yoa
sewing laline. one Of which nv family u.sd Do ell ih-
Won ron isy.,eat, DOM % eai ,nd "a, nerey eo.is
escep: ioI Two neeles Oua eaH rhos ~
WmIcoI 4 oiss, 5 II CO. March q 1853
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H. p DILLKxsAcK D-Dea, s1 Consumption and Scrofsls
were in my father family have been troablsd with
.crOfuou. hunor more for tn. last years Eos I've
months previous consulting You and neck literally
with stlendcd with discharge Of bad LOOK
ing stter suffered from liberated THROAT cough ana
Much OF the time hos that could scarcely
.pesI reduced In flesh strength
generally my hopeless tried rsmsdss
and exhausted the and homeopathy, bu, al to .
purpose Und your treatment and by the Of intsns
edes received immediate relief Tas ulcers face and nscs
soon bess heal My and other dsaeeab symptoms
,hro. improved daily and sbOu, three months 70 the great
surprise Of everybody perfectly cured; and what I,
been in oymsnt Of eIc health from that tins to the
present Wishing you continued 'lees remain very truly yea
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Ysn nav remember thai IN October 1850 had oi Won zone
Sowing Machines which my family hsve ned to d. a. men
ori iron DOM ice 0 tnd hG nrtef fef,
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NrtcOI GrBBs :. n Co.. March p 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

DR. SwIyBIENE presented a tabular report showing the
number Of cholera patients board the hospital ehip
from goth Of April 10 tue oth OF MAY inclusive ana iheH
nationality The following is epiome OF tAe table