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An Ordinance

Pre- hibiting Breac ny Cows from Running a
Large in the City of Richmond, and to Re
peal an Ordinancclentitled" AN Ordin nnce
Prohibiting Cows from Running at Large
at Night in said City,:
DE 1T ORDAINED by the Common Council OF
u the City of Richmond, That it shall be unlaa full
for the owner or owners of any breachy Cew, Bull,
Steer Heller, Cows Bulls Steers. Heifers to
permit the same to at large within the corpora
limits OF the City OF Richmond and every person
persons offending shall, conviction, be fined in
any sum not less than One Dollar nor more than Ten
Dollars for the first odense and for each subsequen
offence. for the same animal in any not less than
Two Dollars more than Twenty Dollars.
Section =. w henever any person shall c.mplan to
the Mayor of san City, and make affidavit. that any
owner or owners OF such brezchy animal or animals
permitting the same to at large within the
limits of said City he shall issue process the Mar
shall to bring the owner OF said animal or
animals before him TO answer action of deb, for
the aforesaid penalty and to take up and impound
said animal or animals.
Section 3. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshall or
any member of the City Police, to take up and i'm
pound any such animal animals, that upon proper
trial have been adudged be breachy and are found
running at large, wrongfully within any enclosure
within the corporate limits of said city, and TO report
the to the Mayor, who shall, issue process as in
Section second. -
Of the other animals described in the foregoing Sec
ton, be- and they are, hereby inserted Immediately
after the word Swine wherever il Sections
three FOUL I'VE, SIX, and seveu of Ordinance en-
titled " An Ordinance Prohibiting Hogs from Running
at Large the City of Richmond" and that the sad
SECTIONS be- and they are hereby Incorporated in and
made part OF this Ordinance TT
Section 5. That an Ordinance entitled An Ordiu-
ancs Prohibiting Cows from Running at Large At
Night in tie City Of Richmond passed and approved
Jan. LIST, 1867, and Ordinance entitled .An Ordi.
nance TO amend an Ordinance entitled an Ordnance
Prohibiting Cows from running Large at Night in
the City of Richmond" passed and approved March
lyth, so7, be, and the same are, hereby repealed
Section o. That this Ordinance shall be in force
from and after its Pissag. AMI Publication.
Passed and approved June Is, 1867. 5
THOMAS n. YOUNG,
Attest; r. r. hIRS. Mayor.
S&sG City Clerk. ll7:2wl
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Building Permits.
ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:

NOTICE is hereby given, that, in accordance with
Section 10 of an Ordnance. passed by the Common
Council, April p, 1857 it is not lawful, from and
after the 18th day OF Jnne 1867. for any person or
persons erect, construct, bul alter,
to be erected, constructed, or built altered, any
building. without frs. obtaining written permit from
the Board of Public Improvements.
Section Ii of said Ordinance. requires the person
persons DESTROYS of erecting, constructing al
tering building TO make application to said Board
for permit for that purpose stating IN writing the
proposed location, the dimensions and manner of
struction of the proposed edce, together with the
different stories and the materials to be used in such
building, and the probable cost of the same.
Section L. of said Ordinance, requires a person
persons get permit from said Board for moving
a building within the city; and, in accordance with
Section a. of said Ordina nee, any person persons
violating failing comply with any part Of said
Ordinance, shall, conviction before the Mayor, be
fined in any sum not less than Five Dollars nor more
than Fifty Dollars
Any person wanting Permit, will apply to the City
Clerk.
p By order of the Board of Public Improvements.
P. p. K'RN, City Clerk.
Richmond. Ind, June IS, 1857. Few
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The amount Of gold in the Trea ury is one
hundred and three millions. including eighteen
millions deposited for gold certificates.
Alexander Webb, a colored Register of Voters
for Hale and Green Counties, Alabama, vas
murdered on Friday night. at Greensborough.
A full jury was oh, aimed on Saturday, for the
trial of John H. Surratt, and the case will be
proceeded with before Judge Carter. who was
expected in Washington in time to occupy the
bench on Monday.
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Celebsstiom at knightstown.

The corner stone of the new soldiers
Home at Knightstown is to be laid under
the auspices of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, ON the Fourth Of July. A
grand time is anticipated. The Declsr
alton is TO be read by Major o. M. Viii.
son, the articles are to be deposited in
the Corner Stone by Gen. Nathan KIM
bali the address is to be delivered by
Gov Baker, and an address to Comrades
by Hon. w. A. Cullen. The Grand Offic
er of the day is Hon VIM. Cumback and
the Grand Marshal Col. Milton Pedsn.
The following appeal has been issued !:
CoNRADEs-We now appeal to you to
assist in this sacred duty. Our Legisla-
ture has kindly and justly enacted that
there be established at Knightstown q
Home for the sick and disabled soldiers
of Indiana as we'll as for their orphans
and widows. 4@.r
This was u grand conception. The
Trustees are now prepared to lay the
corner. stone. They have invited the
Grand Army 10 do this. and have set the
day to be on the 18th of July. 1t is right
that the Grand Army should have that
honor, and the day is prominently APP
propriate. The occasion will be histori
cal Our love for the memory of our
State prompts Us to rally. Ourlove for
the memory of our fallen comrades urges
us with double energy to make this a
more holy day. Let the cry he I'VE are
coming father Abraham, three hundred
thousand strong
Let every one come; all are invited.
Come with your music and banners, and
your well filed baskets, and make the
occasion worthy Of the day and the
cause. Distinguished gentlemen from
abroad have been invited and are expect
ed to be present. Favorable arrange
ments will be made with the Railroad
Companies for reduced fare.
Papers friendly to the cause through
out the State are requested to publish.
By order of the Committee.
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MARRIED.-On the 18th inst, at Germantown.
Ohio, Mr.. D. w. CoNsTocK, of this city, to Miss JOS
ErHINE BoHRER, of the former place.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, by the Rev Hira m
johnson, Mr.. ISAAC A. WILEY to Miss MARY E..
MoWHISSEY, both of Preble County, Ohio.
by James II. Poe. Esq on the 18th dayof Nav,
1887, Mr.. Christian Schultz, Miss CordeiIa p. Kill
lion; all. of this vicinity.
Also by the same. the 9Th day of June, '67
Mr. Chas. Bendel Miss Anna Zepf; all of this city
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1Nify Clerks O6ce.l
~ Richmond, Ind, June 2eth 1877
NorIcE is hereby given, that Petition is pending
10 the Common Council of said City. praying that
the Council have vacated the trio aeys OF ten feet
each IN width. running North aBd South from Fort
Wayne Avenue 10 Sassairas street. through Hiram
Hadley addition, and establish in their stead one
alley, eighteen feet IN width, besweea said two aiievy
By order of the Council.
iT:s~ r. KrRy, CITY Clerk.
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Particular Notice.

ANfNG sold out my Lumber Yard to John and
II Samuel Henley, and expecting ~ be ab-ens from
the City about three months, have authorized the
Henley Brothers to receive and receipt Tor all Rets
Notes and Book Accounts due me, until my return,
and those knowing themselves indebted are hereby
urged to make promp: pay ment 70 them, and obl,ge
AORDECAI PARRY.
Richmond. 9th No. 10th, 1857. H-3w.
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RicsHoxD, lED.. ysae Sd, lss7.l
NOIICE 10 hereby givsn, sAa4 lie Coauou Cuun-
A al tpgefh9 uioh che C5esk AID r. iii
asse = - Board q EqsaxasdDs, e - Cpu.e;l
CHAMBER Of said City, ON
Tuesday. tn 41ah aoy - Jane, 1877.
IN hesr AID Aseds all eo@psi.ss dat my b made in
- By lie Aasnpppe
BY Order - The Coanoa Cosne1.
isvs PIP. KIRN, CITY Clerk
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Why is wet weather more pleasant than
dry: Because it is more indoor able.
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p. T. BARNUM'S
(PArEsI)
Elastic Strap and Buckle,

UNOR PANTS, VESTS aud DRAWERS. Sus.
II penders be dispensed with
This little invention is just out, and II 10 no hu
bug, is meeting with rapid sale. II can be applied
in moment to any garment. BY any person, causinG
il to 1T perfectly. ff8sE&
Its elasticity prevents tearing tie straps and buc
kles of the Clothes and also allows perfect freedom of
the body while working taking exercise.
For sale by tailorx and the trade generally. Send
Is cents for strap circulars terms agents and the
trade, to the BARNUM L. 3. 4 B. Co.,
$50 Broadway, Now York.
GDAgcnts Wanted in every county. l5yt
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II 10 fully believed that Congress will meet 10
Juiy-ths recent opinion Of Attorney Generai stan
bury, 10 dssusd sufficient call Congress 70 make
known definition Of reconstruction for the proper
understs udiur of Mes.r, johnson Stanberry.
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TWNHE undersigned. has ccmmecced the bsianass q
j Stone Cutting. the 3. &. Corner Of Market and
WhaShngtan ssS. John Pctssrson's old stand,) ans
is prepared tn furnish customers, With either Lime.
stone or Free.StOne- W iaAoW Caps: Day
soa Limestone Steps. SilIs. an4 String
Courses az fair prices for Cash. -
He u1l. alsn. make order T00o otooee Ans
Monuments, Of the best Of Italian or A0srteaA
Marble, may desired
81 He solicits patronage, and issurss satstsesioa.
~ CHARLES HABERKERN. =
RisA0oaA, APsil -, iee7. ao.s@
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Samuel Barr, Esq, Of Amanda township, has
furnished US with the report of "a. hunt, re-
Gently concluded in Amanda and Clearcreek
townships, which Tor extensive slaughter of the
'varmests' beats anything we have yet heard
of in the rat hunt line. The count of tails was
made last Saturday, at the residence of Mr.
Barr; the companies were composed of twenty.
four m smbers each, and were headed respective.
iy by Captain mos Young and Captain Andrew
Fosnaugh. Captain Young's company produced
the unprecedented number of S.74s tails. and
Captain Fosnaugh's7 So, adherence ofse4, and
= total Of l6, 59s This was the second hunt
within six months in that neishborhood, the
first having yielded between eight and nine
thousand tails. Instead of the usual supper. on
this occasion the farmers raised purse Of $77
cash. which was awarded, three ifths to the
winning company. and two-fifths to their COM
pstitors-Cn. Commercial
PRorEcTIoS.-How much weight would Hor
ace Greeley's editorials In favor of protection
have with his readers If they all could PASS the
Tsibune's Office. and see for themselves the TINS
of foreign paper bought by the Tribune Associa-
ton, and on which the Tribune is printed.
New York World.
How much credit will Congress give to the
argument Of the necessity Of protection to the
paper makers, now that they have combined to
work their mills only half time. Capitalists
who complain that laborers dock two hours a
day from work, think it right to cut of SIX
hours from their own; and then call upon Con.
gress TO protect their voluntary idIeness by
forced contributions from the peori.-AI Arg
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j. w. PLUM ERs,

Southwest Corner Main Il Pearl Sts.
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Pre- hibiiing Breachy Cows from Running at
Large in the City of Richmond, and to Re-
peal an Ordinancclentitled IAN Ordinance
Prohibiting Cows from Kun ming at Large
at Night in said City %:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

TOR NEW YORK.-CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND
Il Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Companya
Places, from WALNUT Street Wharf, will leave ~
follows viz
At6A. NJ. via Camden and Amboy, Accom-. .,. s2 =
AT A. Nj, via Camden and Jersey City Express. 3O0
AT p. NJ. via Camden and Amboy Ac- LIST class. 2M
fUi u m F. NJ for Mount ov A2d d2 2a Isa
VILE, Pemberton, birmingham and Vincentown ana
at A. NJ. ana T. NJ for Mount Holly only.
At A. M and p. M, for Freehold.
Fish House Palmyra Riyerton, Progress Defiance,
Beverly, Eigewaer Burlington, Florence Borden.
town, &c; Inc IU A. NJ ana r NJ lines runs direo
The p Nj. Market line will leave from foot Of Mar
Ass rvs. o. LINES FROM RENsINGToN DEPOT
AT II A, M, 4'8O 6i5 PM. and II P. M. CSighD via
KensngtOn and Jersey City Express Lines Fare $sO0
The 645 7. NJ, line will run daily. Ali others Sundays
Al 7'S0and II A. NJ, g. $780, 4SO, 8, GASP NJ, and1 II
Midnight. for Bristol Trenton, &c., and lois A. NJ.
At 78O and lO15 A. M, 8. 43O, 5 and l2 P. M. for
AtiOi5 A. NJ, 3. and 70 p. NJ for Eddington.
Cornwells, TorrIsdale Holmesburg Tacony Brides
burg and Frankord, and at p. NJ. for HolmesburE
AtiOi5 A. M 8, l. s. 6, 8 and II P. NJ. for Wissno-
BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD,
For the Delaware River Valley, Northern PennAyl.
vAnia and New York State, and the Great Lakes
daily, Sundays excepted, from Kensington Depot az
At 73O A. NJ. for Niagara Falls Buffalo Dunktrk.
Canandaigua, Elmira, Ithaca, Owego Rochester
Bnghamton, Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend Monk
Gt7SO A NJ. and $3.50 P. M for Belvidere, Easton.
The 8'8O p, M. Line connects direct with the Train
leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk, AleHtown, Bethle-
ASP NJ. for Lambertville and intermediate sta
tons. VIM. III. GATZMER, Agent
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DENHsYLVANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
enclng Molday, Deeep6e5 ~ 49, I5SSi a,

The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot at THIRTY FIRST and MARKET
Streets which Is reached directly by the cars the
Market Street Passenger Railway. Those of the Chea
and Walnut Street Railway run within one square
oft.
on Sundays the Market street cars leave Front
Market streets 30 minutes before the departure OF
Mann's baggage Express will call for and deliveE
at IN depot Orders left at the Office, No,
- tI...,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-18

An Emigrant Train runs daily, except Sunday. FoN
fu II particulars to fare and accommodations apply
to EEANCIS FUNK. No lSz DOCK Street.
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THE NINETEENTH LECTURE.

MRS. cAUDLE THINKS GIT WOULD LOOK WELL TO
KEEP THEIR wEDDING-DAY." :"
"Caudle, love, do you know what next Sun
day is No you don't? Well, was there
ever such strange man Can't you guess,
darling ! Next Sunday d dearf Think, love, a
kno,o noD2 Ha if hadn't better memory
than you don't know how we should ever
get ON. Well then, pet-shall tell YOU
what next Sunday is Why, then it's our
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vi wHf9RTF. SRTF EqETgwE Z, ANp TEE g4N4DAst,

NJ ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN The MIDDLE ROUTr.-ShOrtesJ and most
uIrect route to Bethlehem, Allentown, MauCh Chunk,
Hazletun, White Haven, WikesbarTe, MahanOy City,
aud all points in the Lehgh and Wyoming coal
regions.
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia n. w. corner OF
BERKS and AMI RICAN Streets.
WINTER AItRAN CEMENT,
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TTNsER,yyICEABLE u9UARTERMAsTERs'

TTNSERVICEABLE QUARTERMASTERS'
y STORES Al AUCTION,
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, /
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March g. 1867.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, by order Of
the Quartermaster-G General, at Lincoln Depot,
on TUESDAY, March 49, under the supervision
of Lieutenant Edward Hunter, 18th u. 8.
infantry, Acting Assistant Quartermaster
u. s, Army, sale to commence at 10 A. M, q
quantity of unserviceable Quartermasters
Stores, consisting in part Of
70 Four-horse Army Wagons
10 Two-horse do.
l9 Two-horse Ambulances.
! Four-horse do.
l One-horse do.
- Carts.
100 Sets Lead-mule Harness
IS Sets Wheel-mule do.
20 Sets Lead-ambulance Harness.
90 Sets Wheel-ambulance do.
is Caldrons.
66 Coal Ohice Stoves.
2l Cylinder DO.
IL Cook do.
43 Wood do.
Cook Ranges.
/ Hose Carriage.
l Hose Reel.
246S feet large Hose.
l47 feet small do
22l Saddle Blankets
l0l Wagon Covers.
Sc yards Cocoa Mattlng'
1896 lbs assorted Rope:
1000 lbs old Tire Iron.
1000 lbs iron Shoes.
SS Ambulance Wheels.
Together with Brides, Gum Buckets, Halter
Chains, Canvas Horse Covers, Anvils, McClel-
Ian Saddles, Carpenters Tools, such as Ham
mers Saws, Braces, and Bits, Blacksmith
Sale Sale viii be continued each day until the
whole amount is sold.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers are required to remove their pur-
chases within ten days Of day Of sale.
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS,
Deputy O. M. Gen., Bvt. Brig GEN,
Acting Chief fQuartermaster.
3ll7t Depot Of Washington
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M7 PHIL LADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL

4 CY7 -PHILADELPHIAAR AND ERlB KALI
lOOI ROAD.-This great line , TaHerses , , 4, t9e 9
Nortbern and Northwest Counties OF PennsyIYanla 10
the City of Erie Lake Erie ana is tne most M 9ree
route 10 the great oil Regions OF PennsyVana ~ nav
been leased and is operated by the Fehnsy'@nia ha-
TfME TIN OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADEL-
,,,o Ros,,,ord-Erie Mail Train, 7 A. Nj Erie
TgHpress Train 200 p. NJ; Elmira Mail, 54O r. Nj.
Leave Westward-Erle NAL ~ = -i' A-iie i-APIess
Train, II NJ; Elmira MAIL a W. ,ho 1r,io NJ, -
Passenger' cars run through on the ERIE Mail and
IsE S9ess trains without change both ways between
Phii"aeipnlSS SEW EVWy YORK CONNECTION.
Io,,o cyaty York at A. NJ, arrive at Erie 10 A, NJ
oye Now York at y. NJ, arrive at Erie 7l5 p. NJ
sye irie at $3.50 p NJ, arrive at New York 44O
=. NJ oor NJ arrive at Nay, Vor,. ,o,o
A. NJ, - S,o,s or oll the night trains
ia,TTor1aton respecting passenger business
oI6rII, al corner THIRIIErH and MARKET Streets
Philadelphia. ,.iross af tho C,oD,,,o,., . .
6 ARu "a Kingston, Jr.. corner THIRTEENTH and
Frle. n William Brown, Agent y. =. r. r. Baltimore.
IL. II, HS01NYHNSFR General Ticket 1Senti ph Ph9Ia
A, ER, General sup Erie ia
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-rr,sr 1RRsEY RAlLROAD LINES FRoM

WEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES FROM
w Toot OF MARKET street Upper Ferry.
TE'SVFI' 'PHI LA ID DEIEHIA AS FOLLOWS
- Tridgeton, salem. Mlvile, and all ntermedi-
or cations ats a. NJ. Mail, $3.50 p, NJ, Passenger.
For woodbury., A. NJ. 3,5O ana d r. NJ.
For Cape MAY, AT S'S9 +; NJ r,--, > ,,..
woodbury. nj 7'l5 and $40 A. NJ, ana 445 r. NJ.
tri6geport at 7'O5 A. NJ and $3.50 p. NJ. Freight. $50
Siem at $50 A. NJ and 9O5 P. NJ Freight 5'45 P NJ
NiIlyiiie al 655, a. M. and sos p. NJ. Freight 6lO
p. M, ,,,,- NJ paesa,,,or ana ,,..,,.
Epaa,pht will be received at First Covered Wharf
~ limit street, from 300 a. NJ. until 200 p NJ
That received before 200 A. NJ will go through the
same day. - No ooo . NM ,,,.,,,
WILLIAM j. SEWELL, superintendent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-08

AN ACT RELATING TO THE REDEMPTION OF
BANK NOTES.
IS here6y enacted By the General 4tem5y Of the State
Of PermoHt:
/. After the expiration Of the charter Of any
bank chartered by this State, after
the existence Of such bank. agreeabiy
this state such bank notice to be published
IN all the weekly newspapers OF the county where such
bank located, for full year setting that said
bank Will redeem it, outstanding bills the day OF the
piration of its charter tie the termination
it, existence, and a copy Of this act. And upon due
publication ot such notice, neither such bank lis ON
shall be liable 10 action for the exemption
of any of its outstanding bills, unless the shall
been duly presented and payment thereof demanded
within The aforesaid, the banking house said
bank.
SEC q After the expiration OF the charter the
termination OF the existence OF any such bank afore
said such bank shall subject the operation
liable 10 the provisions of the third section
chapter eighty nine Of The General Statutes.
SEC J. This act shall take effect from It's passage
Approved, November 10. lS66.
In pursuance prov act above recited
the Vermont Bank, Of Montpelier vi, gives notice
that charter terminated September 18Th 1861 that
outstanding bills Will be redeemed until January
1868, pace of business rooms the First
J. a. PAGE. Cashier.
Montpelier, December 20, Isf6
In pursuance OF the provisions The rece
the Mortified Bank notice. charter termi-
mated July 18TH 1866 that outstanding bills will be
redeemed until January 1T, I-G its former place of
business in Mortified, Vi
A. ROPES, Cashier
NOrthield December %, lsG6.
In accordance with the the above
the Legislature OF the State Vermont, the Bank
" waterbury al Waterbury, Vi, hereby notice that
lis charter terminated September J. 1853.
standing bills al said Bank Viii he redeemed the
Waterbury National Bank. in Waterbury, and also the
National Bank Of Redemption, Boston, until The Let
day OF January. 1865.
]. X. FULLERTON, Cashier
Dated at Waterbury, Dec 2oth IoJ6. M&F52yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-08
Directions Ter use and iiet accompany.
FH1LAnEL PE7A. Pa February -, 1850,

II. 7. HELNBoLD Druggist.
Ds45 SRI haye been sufferer for upwards Of
twenty years. with graz ell bladder, and kidney aec
tions, curing VIII Oh tEae have usei various medic
Inai PIE araiIcu-- aid asen under the Treatment Of
the most s-c5Aa=. experiencing but little
relief.
Having seen your lrer4r atfans ~Nteu-iveIv adyer-
tisei con- ia wif, ny ar1tiy physician in regard
20 using You sNtfact siUct.u-
did this .scaass a used e kinds ct aiv,r tised
reuedie- and aad found them worthless. and some
quite mi lis IT. t5ct fz-T paired OF gettngT
well. -ui determined H. U.s. 10 reIneairs hereafter
uuIe-s XIV Of l..s Ingredients n VS. rb,= TIA
pr 'mQt-d rae 10 n=- Eaur medicine A. you adver
t1-ed Illt ls e. al cs.b5S AMI 7l4nFpe
relteH tOulh usflaH ~lth E- advice after ex-
animation II Size article snd consulting again with
Use abcU- ish- months aEe- - which time l was
confined TO nay ros rs- rom 5l- tir-t bottle. was
after using 4 three weeSs u-as able walk out
f-t mech IKE writing yau 1911 ateln.u Of my case
at tina tine. bu thrUet,- nv improvement, might
ana se- il j wculd enee5 Il r-Itsct cure. Knowing
'hen d would De- .reaf er value 10 on. snd more
arI>factors to ire
SOW abb TO sFrasr ra>r = ,.rER Is EF-
FECrED AF'rEE r~iNts TIE REMEDY FoS FIVE loNTrs
Rave NOT USED AS1 SOW FOR THREE MONTHS
AND FEEL As WELL -, 4 II s.l-sIECIs = EvEG DID
! cur buChu b-I4a deEe5d a.: any unpleasant taste
ana odor tIov soHlc ans llF5oIa-or o. tae system
do rO- n an 70 &c without r. whenever occasion ma
81 MCCORMICK.
refers Il the following sea.t eIn=u-
lion WN. BIeLEE, eN-tioveIueT, Fe7o>yIvauia.
to7- mos. tLoHE.cE Ihuatt phis.
H9u-.j- g. KNOX. Jacc e. Tnttadrs rh'a-
Hon i = eI-A OK Judge Philadelphia
Hon Ellis LEWIS, iusi g. l'nalielI Elis.
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