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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
Lien B. MINER. AUCTIONEER.
IN Salcsrooms 95 Chambers and II Readc street
BY ALLEN b. MINER Il BRO,
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 70,
at l0is o'clock, ut the private residence
"a West Twenty.t third street,

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN REMOVING,
CONSISTING or PARLOR FURNITURE OF GILT,
covered In brocade tapestry and rosewood with silk
velvet medallion Carrots elegant pier and mantc Mir.
with cornices and bases real bronze and
Gas Fixtures buhl and ormolu Centre Tables and Pedes
tails superb bronze Clocks and Mantle Ornaments real
bronze Groups and Figures gilt Consoles, rosewood IA
Piano. round and polished back; acar wood
and gill Paror Organ, 3 stops and swell pedal 49,,
Chairs In figured decorated Dinner Service $50
pieces; Porcelain ana Glass Ware, Plate Cutlery, Cur
tains, &c.
BEbROOMS-Elegant carved Bedstcnds, Bureaus
Wardrobes &C. both double and single; English
Brussels Carpets, Mattresses and Bcdding hall Oil
cloths and CARPETS rosewood Hatstnd, and variety OF
other first class Furniture all by the best makers To be
sold without reserve Catalogues ready at the house on
furniture may be by permit only from the Auction
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A WILLIAM .TEIsT BAILEY, ,ArcTLoNEER.

N. by " X. STEVENSON q SON.
Valuable Staten Island Property at auction Mr. 8.
Raynor will offer for sale at auction Monday, Sep
tender go is72 at cclcck 7. on the premises, his
l., near the landing Richmond terrace shore road
aud Kill von kull River and Trinity place and Barker
ONE with the mansion house and garden beautifully sta
with modern improvements and In good The other
lot has good barn and other outbuildings six
Water Lots In front OF the above for business purposes;
Lots in the with neat cottage Maps and
further particulars at The Offices or OF Mr. RAfNOR liz
Wilnm str04.
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A UCTTON SALE.--ELEGANT FURNITURE
"A Two magnificent rosewood Pianoortes,

A. CALDWELL, Auctlonecr, shIs dsy ohursdny,, at
u o'clock at 70 Nassau street near Fulton, consisting Of
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant ParIor
Suits, In rosewood and walnut covered in satin, plush
and rcps also Dining Room, Library and Chamber Suits
In every variety, Extension Tables Lounges bookcase,
Wardrobes elegant Cottage suits. asnpie,c; Beds and
Paintings, Desks Once Furniture, Chinawarc Silver
ware, Kitchen Utensils Sc At u o'clock precisely two
estate Of NJ Doughty, deceased. lousckecpcrs, hotel
and dealers Is cent by purchasing
these sales Goods boxed ON the premises TOR ship
mcnt. A rare chance 10 those in Of furniture.
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A uCTTOy SALE At PRIVATE RESIDENCE
N This day, commencing az l0S O'Clock HENRY ZINN,
Auctoncer sells all the first class city made Furniture Of
private residence OF j. Waaes ESQ Ist West Twenty
sixth in lots to suit purchase VIZ kosewood Piano.
styles; Mirrors Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains. on Paint
ings. Clocks marble top and gilt Table, Chairs &c
spring hair Mattresses Bedding Lounges &c also
dining room, basement and kitchen Furniture.
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ucTIoSM MAGNIFICENT H HoClesHd Furniture AUCTION
at public auction this Thursday morning, Sept g.
commencing at lOts O'clock
the Sour story residence lib Clinton place West Eighth
street., near Sixth avenue. +. NICHOLS, Aucioncer.
Parlorsvclvet Brussels Carpets fine rosewood Piano
forte, Stool and Cover magnificent Parlor Suits covered
in satin brocate and reps; Pier and Oval Mirrors Cur
Cabinets gded and lnaid Tables. Bookcase Library
Table, Turkish Chairs Lounges Sofas rosewood and wal
nut Chamber Suits style OF LOUIS XIV. Bcdstcads, Blu
rcans, Wristbands Commodes Spring and Hair Mat
Extension Table Buffet, dlass China siiyerware Cat.
lery servants Furniture Hall stand Reliable In ut.
tendance TO cart pack goods for purchasers city
Reasonable chnrgCA
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A LIEN Il. MINER, AUCTIONEER
n Salesrooms IS Chambers and II Readc streets
BY ALLEN Il. MINER 4 BRO.
SATURDAY SAINT

'"'' BY xLLEH B. MINER fsE 4 BRO. N"''''
lo,. s eeiock a th sSip saissroom.,
f1S Fasf from
as e s %ans ct and sas
s%its s9IorsG
reaas Wasastands and commSdes; marble top
%snaa Dn
Ss's sn @
SILVER Plated Ware outsFy K. 'N' '''' anu
so Administer Velvet Tapestry and body Brussels Car
pets, nearly new and IN perfect order
LIEN B. MINER, AUcrIoNEER,
~ ''f' Sy SS$ Tis%s Ssd' 'e'
%csaD'ss sSs and nd Hs Re sals: :tSses
buyers ard dealers is particularly invited Now
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
n Office and salesroom. 81 Nassau street,
s,. opPosi,te. the h.,. Post office fc..,,
as'9 Ss:f:S sTi5"s
ss iss1 11;sSS
Toilet TABLES Iron Bcdsteads Lounges SOFAS Extension
and oak hs sa.
4 HS a sss
sAEE
rrs EHfs By GAZETTEER sFEFEr FFFERS1fsa &C.
wApnos COOKE % 9 sSniinus their great sale Of
.ss Sss;
hold r. sl a S s @ III @ sas
dences
20 good Road and Work Horses, Rocknways Park P.ac
Road Wagons, single and double narn:s, %hi ie
warrantees of Horses extend "a hours.
A'''1%SsS f FSF'f 4. g, Agerlosrrns
THIS nT rHTfss6.S s:, srrrEnRERs
BRUSSELS AND sESs 1S onuMs CLOTHS
German, French an s English Fancy Good.
800 Gs Sr %s6 T fENt mny
damaged at late ire to Be sold as above, ' without re.
SILVER rk A'iH WARE.
and Tea sets, Of Mcridcn oompany's manufacture,
Catalogues and goods now ready.
A UGusTE MARTINEs 4 CO., AuCTIoNEERs
Magnificent Household Furniture
ss ssal1 anG pawns Of
the T plv. PAs SN N.Y. sGs%sss stree.
between Filth and sixth avenues.
sale commencing ut lOis O'Clock
Drawing Room Suits, covered brocael, silk reps; Pom
padour, Marie Antonicte styles; Marguctere, bos de
rose Cabinets. Tables Secretary Bookcase, Etagcres,
Console Tables Encoigncures Jardnlers bronze Clock
Satuary sevres, ormou Vases ornaments, Paintings by
eminent artists, velvet medallion Carpets Rugs Lace
Curtains magnificent rosewood Panofore. celebrated
wood, walnut Bureaus Bcdsteads Mardrobes, Hair,
Spring Mattresses Blankets, Sheets Extension Table,
ware, Linen Table Cutlery also Furniture servants
lar attention of his friends md the public this SALE the
catalogue comprising the largest and richest
Household Furniture offered at auction this season.
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WILLIAnn NAB ABB or A;TcTHL 7. q TER,
viii sell, this day. Goth instant at loh o'clock 4 H.
goods esabl;shment AIS myrtle avenue, near Clinton
avenue, Brooklyn. Extra finished Shirts, Underwear.
Scars Ties Canes, Umbrellas and Toilet Articles also
the elegant Fixtures French plate silver show
Cases Counters Walnut Desk, Gas Pendants Reiectors,
Sewing Machines, &c.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EXPERIENC DE-
IA active partnership in established, remunera
tive would invest SIS 0o0 Answers unnOiced
unless business stated Patents excluded. Address H.
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RoARDEI,s WANTED.

SD STREET. NO. lsy. RETwEES BROADWAY AND
tC Sixth responsibilities or party Of gentlemen
eau be accommodated with elegant Suits Of Rooms ana
excellent Hoard, also single Rooms in German family
private tee II desired references exchanged; french
and EsEsh So oxen.
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A GENTLEMAN, WELL. ACQUAINTED WITH Ola
N mond broker loan business, desires to meet party
with come capital 10 establish business. Address DI
MOND Herald Office
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HOTELS.
II ARuoRE HOUSE, CORNER FIFTH AvENrE AND
- Thirtyx'h s'rcst-t;ood Rooms Tor gentlemen table
n
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A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS, OF TIT. HIGHEST
"A standing, requiring increased assis. and cnpital
in this city Is open to investigator Address CA PITAL
Herald Office
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DAwNBRoKERS sALE.-THOMAS j. MtGaATH,
Auconeer, will sell this day At j. O'clock At lbs
Dresses, Shawls, Remnants Underc!0ihing, Quits
Blankets Bedding, BOO Shoes, and also Goats, Pants
Vests, &c. BY order N. Levy q Grand street.
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90 LAFAYETTE AVENUE. SECOND DOOR WEST OF
10 oxford street, observation-disclosures desiring p asant
Rooms handsomely furnished first class table and home
comforts, In private iamiy, may apply.
1914 SOUTH OXFORD STREET, NEAR FULTON
j Il Furnished Rooms with Board, 10 let. 10 gentle
mrn and their wives single gentlemen; references
changed
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g HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
-. Sale of Wines Liquors. Champagnrs Cigars &C.,
Friday Sept 81 at l0a o'clock, at Is Bowcry40 casks
pure Burgundy Port 20 ks Sherry Is quarter casks of
choice old Bourbon and Rye Whiiksys, various brands
Marte and Hcnnessy Brandics 900 Cigars, different
brands Sale positive, in lots to suit dealers.
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DAwNBROKER's sALE-R. FIELD. AUUTIONEER,
will sell, this day, al III Bowery large assortment
of fine Gold and Silver Watches Diamonds Jewelry.
Guns Pistols Opcra Gasses &c By order OF Simpson,
SOmcrs 4 Co. 27 Chatham street
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Ok nm PARTNER WANTED IN LIGHT
9C.VwnV: manufacturing business, yielding 200 per
SiaeS incurc q Porss Co. 10 G sroa e
room IA -
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. DOORS ABOVE EIGHTH STREET.--HANDSOMELY
u furnished Rooms with without Board, from 81 TO
SIS weekly for families and single gentlemen Austin
House. 1859 Broadway.
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DAwNBROKER's sALEs.-WILLIAM s. INGRAHAM.
o New foMery, will sell this day 100 lots Mems
clothing Blankets Spreads Feather Beds. Pillows Boots.
Shoes &c By order Francis fey a Front street. Brook
lyn.
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slQ7 WRIST TY-EIGnTH STREET, BETWEEN
s)Ol Eighth and Ninth nvenues-Two unusually plea ;.
ant Rooms second floor let with board together
separaely; modern improvements; location and neigh
bcrhood very fine.
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90 MACDouGAL STREET NEAg PRINCT.-FUR-
20 nishcd Rooms with or wbGlt Board; also Rooms
suitable for housekeeping
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A MAN WANTED--AS PARTNER, IN THE COMMITS
IA sion business; must have 81, 900 capital. Further
particulars at No Murray street. room q
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EbensblIrG BOr0uah.
FrGlikliH BOrOugI

Il s. G. Bole & Co. : 50El4 Peter Rubritz... 80
- T. Custer. 50sI3 d, W. Coulter. 10 80
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ASoruER "sLKErrNe BEAUry."-Av We

AHoTHER "SLEEPING BEAUTY. "A veT
remai kable case of letbargy occurred 8
Winterport. Maine, a few days since. /
daughter of Howes Mayo went into the var.
on Tuesday. May Z, to bring il little Cl't
which had unawares got cut Of the hous
While Miss Mayo was STOPPING over ia
child she became suddenly dizzy, and con-
planned OF 1t To her mother, who put her
ted. The girl fell into a profound sea
almost Immediately. and her mother, uq-
trying to awaken her in season for SUpQs
was surprised to find her efforts uuaYai ITO.
Alter the family had eaten supper they aga
tried to awaken the girl, but still withrl
avail. The family becom ng seriously a.ar-
ed, the neighbOrs we're called in, but the
could not suggest any method by whl
the fair sleeper could be aroused. a pbya
clan was also summoned, and be called
three other medical men, who among oilf
methods. sat the girl in a chair, and pou,5
water fiom a few feet above upon her ne
and shoulders, but even this failed, and 6
still sleeping girl was put again to b
Except when she was disturbed. her brel.
ing was slow and regular aud her pgs
healthy. At 2 o'clock on the follow.
Sunday afternoon she turned over in -s
bed and awaking, called TO her mother. 81
ing if supper wasn't ready yet, and iurt1s
said that she was real hungry. She tie
got up and ate hearty meal, and has be-
in excellent health ever since. The cE
excited great interest in the town, and
recovery Of the sleeper was theme Of Mt
observation-disclosures Comm ercial.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

TRUE SToRY OF THE BULL PUP.-Under
the above caption the Cincinnati correspon-
dent OF the st. Paul Dispatch contains the
snb jpiued statsmeut, which we may consider
ourselves as called upon to copy. from due
regard to 1.-THE truth of history
Everybody is familiar with the story
of the bull pup sent to President Graut.
which he refused to accept because the ex-
press charges were not paid. The sequel
of the story is, believe, new, and at all
events | will give it at u venture as related
here by man who knows Soon after
Grant had refused the pup, he learned that
it was a valuable animal. aud greatly re-
gretted he had not paid the charges ga so J
He accordingly sent one Of the Dents down
to the express office the next day to secure
the pup. Judge of his horror when he
learned that a colored man had paid the
charges and taken the pup home. D;nt
was directed to hunt up the colored man
and brother and see what he would take
Tor the pup. He finally succeeded in fiud-
ing him, and the price Was set at sos -
Atter a good ceal of baggling the price was
reduced to t45. and this Grant Maid The
pup is now said to be worth 5000. but Grant
has never forgiven himself for his ra,hness
whereby he equandered thirty five dollars
and half. This is an o'er true tale and
shows the calibre of our model President, ,,
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GEOGRAPIICAL PUzzLE-We fud tie
following puzzle from the pen of Mrs Ei,
ward Ashley Walker, in cne of our exChaDg,
es
| was awakened one morning by Chimes.
seaport, and as the air was a Country u
South America, 1 wrapped myself 10 Il
cloak made Of part of the Chinese em.1g
and Iiped with a cape il the southern Pr
Of the United States, and busted myself e
town on the Schuylkill. until an isis,.
east OF Labrador called me to breakfast.
A group of islands il the Gulf of MeXiG
burned brightly on the hearth. and suOths
group lying west Of Africa greeted me EE.
a cheer Iul song.
Soon a lake Of North america brought
breakfast, which consisted Of an Asae
couUtry, ard a river OF British America ~
seasoned with lake in the western 3
Of North America, end a S,uth AmeG
city To these were added a group Of
lands In the Pacific, and pientiia. PoriiG
Of an island in the Atlantic.
as am naturally fnud Of another gro1P
of islands in the P4c &c. ehatted with city.
in Ohio. and after had sAtsfed NY apPe
tite, which was at first town 10 the south,
ern part of New Hampshire, ate a larg,
group of islands east of India with her. IS
she was suffering with headache, baIlsi
her head with a city on the Rhine. ba, st-r
ped suddenly. on discovering that the NoT.l
American lake was Chinese city
/ assured him that lie never would Obtain
city in the western part Of Missouri un.a;
he mented biz ways, although my dlsPs,
tion toward him was a group Of is,alGs
the Pacific but should his conduC; Fr-1
satisfactory he might look forward with 81
African cape TO obtaining i town iu Ae-'
tucky in due time.
then went cut and erj we'd N=El U-f
land cape. after a lake oi British Amar5A
aud after | returned. finding that the chill
dreu we've making a New York lake. ssli
them all to bed, after wishing a sod dea.
of Scottish cape upon them.
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IHE PHuLosoPHER CARTCATURyn
party of friends were on train $
New York with Horace Greeley tbson
day, when the farmer of Chippaq,, -,' a
awfnlly victimized by a newsbov -,
either die not know him OF was ~
wickedly inclined to poke fun at him
Horace was terribly disguised. but 70 >.
astonishment of his friends didn't rim o.,s
single oath The scene is thus describ.,
Presently the train boy came alo,.
with a bundle of weekly periodical. !
one of which were two or three op,..
geous caIicatures of the philosopher. a.
one of these he tossed into Mr.. Greals-,
lap The sage took it up mechani,sr-
and glanced at the caricatures. The n.
seRgers were in a ferment. The CO.
man would certainly rip out an oath
Not so, however. BE looked bianklv.
the picture Of himself for a moment an
handed it over to Mr.. johnson wi,ho1,
comment. The hey came again and .og:
the periodicals up.
On bis very next round he e4rr.e6
bundle Of pamPhes. entitled the Conf
L fe of Horace Greeley" a productiOnIb h.
orally illustrated with the most aggra-.t
ing caricatures of the great sage. n.
threw one of them INFO the philosopLer.
lap with flop. and, to make asslrars
doubly sure, popped one into the hank
of each member of the party The f-s
picture on the outer page of this produc,
ton is a view of the lusiy patriarch beirs
helped over the White House wall bv ?
pitchfOrk, and inside Is a scene represep.
ing hin on the nag "Protection, - racing
for tie White House against Viciors
Woodruff on her sized Free Love-
The fiend of a train-boy dropped Ibis
bombshell into the party and cheeriIy ca,
linued his round.
The philosopher gszed at this hiisou,
pamphlet long and sadly, as if sorroTis,
that humanity could have reached such
depth of degradation, turned once sni
looked solemnly at the door through via
the fiendish trainboy had disappeared,yA
laying The pamphlet aside, silently tur-a
again TO his newspaper.
a general murmur of relief ran among
tie passengers. A quiet calm settled upoa
them.
Il guess it's all a lie about his swearing
so much" said one.
at would seem so,'' said another.
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Horace GREELEY heard that they nal'
5000 pounds of butter from I6 cows,
Danbury. He bought lot of COWS .
once, and is going to have them ground =,
and cburned. "You see," said be, >
can buy live beef for 8 cents pound 50.
butter is worth 40. If it costs 2 cehI' >
pound for labor, l shall clear 800 per es'.
The man who says that it is moi SO, >
liar and horse thief !"
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E.BENSBURG

-
DRUG AND BOOK STORE
II AVING recently enlarged our stock
IL we are now prepared to sell at great
reduction from former prices. Our stock con-
sists of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Icons, Halls and Aliens HAIR Restor-
atives. Pills, Ointments, Plasters, Liniments.
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Ess. Jamaica
Ginger, Pure FlavorIng Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup. Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarb, Pure Spices, &C.;
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Bonds; Cap,
Post, Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper:
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books, Magazines. Newspapers, Novels, His
tories, Bibles, Religious Prayer and Toy Books,
Penknives, Pipes, &c.
EB We have added to our stock lot OF
FINE JEWELRY, TO which we would invite
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower prices
than ever offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail. LENNON MURRAY,
July 30, 1868. Main Street, Ebensburg.
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THEY have man in Lock Haven "n.s
name is Gaudam. His would be B.,
name for a church deacon. For Ins'"D.
the preacher would say "Gaudam'
pass the plate" Sounds like cu'sJgj
don't it. If we were that fellow we W..
have our Gaudam name changed TO 80
thing more reverentiaL -Behlefo"ts '''
man.
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THE question at country tea party turn
ing on the improperly of mixing up cakes
with pinch of s3uff iI the fingers, a lad
TemaI ked that he had seen his mother DO II
and never drop bit Of snuff. why, my
son. !" said the lady. how can you lie so %
''Well, mother" he replied, 'may he you
did drop little"
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1879. SPRING. 1879.
/ am now prepared to offer
SUP ERROR INDUCEMENTS
TO CASH PURCHASERS OF
TIH Sheet iron & COPPER WARE
EITHER AT
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
SPeaT's AntI-Dust

SPeaT's AntI-Dust
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES.
EXCELSI OR COOKING STOVES.
NOBLE, TRI UMPH AND PARLOR COOK
ING STOVES.
Aud any Cooking Stove desired / will get
when ordered at manufacturers prices
Odd Stove Plates ard Crates, &c, for re-
pairs. on hand for :he Stoves | sell; Others
will be ordered when wanted. Particular
attention given to
Spouting, Valleys and Conductors,
all of which will be made out of best mate.
rials and put up by competent workmen.
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~ w. EASILY, ATTORNEY AT Law.
W Office, No. 10S Franklin street, Johns
town, Pa two doors North of Frazer's Drug
store Will attend promptly to all manner of
legal business that may be entrusted to him.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one eff the most
eHectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
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TumOr OF ID Years Growth
Cured by RadWay's RcsOIvent.

BEVERLY, Is, 1857.
Dr. RIowIY in Oh. ov.rs. and
bowels All the
thing that recommended Tot nothing helped
Rssolvent and thought would
In SeAns had sqFsrsd for t-s's took ak BEETLES
Of the Rssolysnt, Of
tlsi Of Ready Relief; and thsrs
felt, and feel better,
twelve Ihs in side
bs-ss the Ersin. write this you bsnsfi
stAsrs- YOs publish 1t IL you choose.
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to effectually purge out the great cor
fuptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. impurities,
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti,
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of ScrofuIa, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TumOrS, BlOtchcS,
BoiIs, Pimples, PustuleS, Sores, St.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErySIpe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, ScaId
Head, RingwOrn, and internal Ul-
ceratiOns of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other COM
plants to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrhuea, when they are manifesto
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lam
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease of
life.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-01

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