jatoaiifwas notioeb- IHE £f££ E fx L Agil to THE BEST PILLS TO TAKE. Had wav s Pills are the easiest pills to swal- I™' They axe elegantly coated with gum,.occa sionnetther sickness, straining, tenesmus, weik ness'cr irritation. They purge thoroughly, cleanse, Snrify and equalize the circulation ol the blood. tier pills may afford temporary relief, but Bad way’ b Pills will effect a cure; other pill* utay afford a lit,le ease, but Badway’s Pills will save your life.. Let those who have taken other pins and medicines for Byspepsia, Liver Oompuu h Indigestion, Costiveness, Nervous Goat, Piles, Bilionsness, Headache, Enlarge ® OI Uie Spleen, Affections of the Serftct established diseases, without deriving * £ es cure, take Badway’s Pills. Per bon. warranted to cure you. Br. Badway’s everywhere. MnidcnLane, New York. ~T, A TIS T *mw ly from latter place appear to have snffer^dt at this than those at the Libby, and much misery must have been caused by sheer w 9 tonness. ' van ' If anything were needed to convince the world of the utter barbarism of a revolt in he half of slavery, such facts would accomplish that result. However, such evidence is not weeded, wd we can only hope way will quickly be devised to rescue all the vic tims now languishing beneath the brutal hands of their rebel tormentors, and also to inflict a iust meed ot' punishment on these desperate violators of the laws of God and man. The rebels seem more disposed to experi [ men* with submarine torpedoes than the Union authorities. They have constructed at Charleston apparatus of this kind which has proved effective several times. Those that they have anchored in the harbor, vague as is our information concerning them, have sufficed to make our naval forces excessively cautions. The contrivance sent to destroy the New Iron sides, some months ago, came very near being successful. The same machine, sent down lately to the new steam-sloop-of-war Housa tonic, totally destroyed that vessel. But for the fact that the torpedo and those having her in charge have never been heard of since, we should have very good reason for tearing the destruction of our whole blockading fleet by similar means. «?But the rebels cannot take ad vantage of their success with the Housatonic, for they will not get officers and men to manage machines which are fatal to those that manage them. Even the bravest of warriors does not like the idea of being “hoist by his own pe tard.” But there must be some means' of handling these torpedoes with safety. The rebels have shown real Yankee ingenuity,here tofore, in their war contrivances, and they will probably discover the secret. Are the North ern Yankees content to do nothing while these great practical experiments in submarine war fare are going on at the South ? Wb hear that Chief Engineer'William W. W. "Wood, a sci entific and practical officer of great experience, has devised plans for submarine war vessels, which have been strongly recommended by a board of naval officers io whom they were sub mitted. TVe trust that our Government will lose no time in tebting his invention practi cally. If it is what it is described to be, it will enable us to clear out the obstructions of Charleston harbor, and open the way to the city. It will also enable ns to resist effectually the rebel rams of which we hear so much at Richmond, Wilmington,Charleston and Mobile. PIANOS. Mb. Murdoch’s Second Lecture, in aid of the Special Relief, will be delivered on Mon day evening in the Academy of Music. His subject will be “ Providence and Love of Coun try,” and we can well believe that - his intense patriotic fervor and his fine oratorical power will appear to unusual advantage with such a theme. He will introduce a poem by F. De Haes Janvier, called “ Gettysburg.” As the price of tickets is but twenty-five cents, we look for a large audience, and a good contribu tion to the Special Relief Committee, whose business it is to look after and provide for the widows and families of soldiers. PIANOS. Ld Chestnut. A Furnished Countrt House, near this city, is wanted for the summer by a gentleman whose advertisement will be found in another column. Any party going abroad, and wish ing to leave his house and grounds in the hands of a tenant who will take good care of them and pay a liberal rent, will do well to answer the advertisement. EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY BAT.PIR OP SCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS FOR SPRING SALES. Messrs. John B. Myers & Co., Auctioneers, •Nos. 232 and 234 Market street, next week will hold the following important valuable sales, by catalogue, on Four Months’ Credit and part for cash, viz: Monday, March?—About 750 lots of French German, Swiss and British Dry Goods, com prising in part about 3,ooopieces Paris and Saxonv Dress Goods, in new designs, In large varieties", .125 pieces Black and Fancy Dress Silks, and 4,510 Pans and Berlin Shawls, fresh goods, embracing finest imported for city sales. Also, lioep and Balmoral Skirts, Paris Kid Gloves,Embroideries, bait velvet Ribbons and Trimmings, Bugle ditto Ac. &c. * Tuesday, March, B—About 1,100 packages Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Army Goods, and •women’s and children’s work, embracing a prime a< sortment, of city and Eastern manufacture. t Thursday- March 10—About 820 packages and >ts of American, British, French. German and wiss Dry Goods, (Beady-made Garments, fine Knives,) Ac., Ac., embracing Cottons, Linens, Worsteds, Woolens and Silks ’ Fkidat, March 11— An assortment of Ingrain. Mattings’ J t 0 emp ’ L ‘ 6t and Hag Carpels, Canton At I*rivate Sat.i:—a valuable Country Seat and Farm of2«ti acres of highly-cultivated land, with capacious dwelling and numerous out-build mgs, situated near the town'of Newark, State of Delaware the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal timore Railroad being contiguous. SALE ON MONDAY—REAL ESTATE AND FURNITURE, on the premises, Holmesburg, by order ol Executors. b J Extra Valuable Reax Estate, Tuesday* including fii st- class Steam Saw and Flouring Mills, handsome and plain City Dwellings, Valuable Business Stands, &c , by order of Or phans’ Court Executors and others. Also, Stocks, Loans, &c. Se© Thomas & Sons* adver tisements and-pampblet catalogues issued to-day. S AJ£ T ° F . VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND, MILLS, &c, WISSAHICKON TURNPIKE AND ESTATE OF NICHO LAS RITTEHHOUSE. DEC’D. This large aha valuable Estate is included in ’Br-yreeraan’s sale March loth, at the Exchange. Plans and f till descriptions at the Auction Store, EXTRA VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE 2lat AND 23d WARDS, 29th MARCH Thomas & taons advertise the E-tateof George Esher, oeceased, 28 acres. Ridge Road,- opimsito the property sold last October. Also, Estate ofA Rnffuer, deceased. 17 acres, Germantown and Nicetownlane. See last page to-day’s Bulletin On the same day 45,000 acres Pennsylvania Lands. Sale absolute. I TJ o ?£ ER f *■ GALLERY, SECOND street, above ieemtn?’ t i h 1113 a!;l do atß. F. HE[- BIER S, are PICTURES to be admired and prized lor their wondrous acanracy and fresh warm, artistic coloring. G 24 ARCH street. ’ CARPET SWEEPERS AND CLOTHES Wringers are nsefnl. Two of the most an. pro-red patterns are for sale, withageseral va- £ e Sa°lS < ]o Se 5? epe £?’ Hardware, at 1 RUM AN rtrfeiftdow Ninth? 5 accurate m out coToting. f 6 a 24TßbH^er nn ’ £ILOTHES WRINGERS"; : 5S SK5£ : _xnhs-tyrpft ' TkEMOVAL. ; r^v^ e ° t ml » Worth lar attention-will be given to Uie B nfnnT,f-F^ rtl ? a ' and bottling of his celebrated Cod Lira- on tOXtag John O. Baker* Co.’s Medicinal Coo r<;„nn has for many years had a reputation for^elmSj 1 Sf„ E e’ £?sluiess Parity and sweetness, whlShW made the demand universal. In thlß house ™ Market street, the facilities for obtaining, nuinn? and bottling are greatly increased, and is au done under the most careful supervisionbf the original and sole proprietor. This brand of ’ therefore, advantages over all others, and recommends itself. - , * u ieea BARER, Wholesale Druggist, No. 718 Market Street. Q OFFICERS, FIELD dents if es ’ Microscopes lor Physicians and Stu ■ n very large assortment for sale by fcas-lm ms JAM ES W. Q.UEEN * CO., un rpj 921 Cfteetnut street. TH * DMI SUBMARINE WARFARE. KTBNIHd BUt’mv 5 PH ; ADgt.PHi». SATITBPAy,/ MATCH b.'lkS4. GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Manufacture Machines SHUTTLE OR LOCK STIfCH, AS WELL AS THE CELEBRATED “GROVER & BAKER” Elastic Stitch. The first inquiry to make in purchasing a Sew ing Machine for Family use is whether it will em broider perfectly a* well as saw perfectly. If it will not, however useful for shirt macing, it is not the Ma:hine for a Family. GBOVEB & BAKER’S Celebrated Sewing Machine ONLY EQUALS THE Excellence and Strength OF ITS STITCHING BY THE Excellence and Beauty OF ITS EMBROIDERY. T bese are the only Machines which Embroider. VCall and examine the Machines and Work. Sales and Si itching Booms, 730 CHESTNUT ST. EMANCIPATED SLAVES, OARJ>( PHOTOGRAPHS ) 0F Emancipated Slaves. McAllister & brother, 728 Chestnut St. Mlslins of ev QUALITY. New York Mills, | IVilllamsville, WamEutta, Bay Mills, . White Bock, Forestdale, Semper Idem. | Housekeeper A. Slaterville, | New Jersey. ' M altham Mills, 2* yards wide;Pepperill Mill*. I*. 2* Wide; Boot Mill£ heavy, i wide. Also, unbleached in every quality The cheapest place to bny any of the above Is GRANVILLE B. HAINES’, No. 11)13 Market sL, ab. Tenth Linen hdkfs., linen HDKFS.-positi Uie chiapest and largest as orlment of Plain, Hemstitched amt Embroidered Hdkfs. in the city. Hdkfs. have advanced enormously of late but we ■yvill sell them at the old prices. ' Ladies’ very fine all Linen Hdkfs., at 12, 13, 15 and lb cents. . ’ * Splendid Hemstitched, 2 inch hem, very One, at 31, 1-8, 45 and it) cents.. „ A large assortment of Colored Embroidered Hdkfs , very cheap. Men’s very fine all linen Hdkfs.,,at 25 cents, worth 38 Bbxtrafinr, at3l and 38, worth 50 c*nts. at B4JI. BKRGtR BROS , 105 North EIGHTH street, third store above Arch. PORE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.— THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. The undersigned, having an experience of flfteen years in the facture of Cod Liver Oil, has recently, at a large coat, greatly increased the process of procuring it, and now offers to the public a prepa ration that for undeviattng purity, uniform fresh ness and superiority of preparation is unmatched These results are maintained by the personal supervision of the proprietor, whose efforts have at onee made this Otl the standard of excel ence Physicians and 01 hers looking to the attainment of medicinal efflcucy in the shortest time H“ Ie by obviating indigestion atd the patient, can secure their purpose bv the toi ministration of my Oil. pose oy me ad- CHARLES W. NOLEN. ; No. 151 North Third stfeet Sold al'o by Messrs. JOHN Wvrrn BROTHER, Apoihecaries, at their store, y 0 tin generally 6 . 41 * 6 *’ aboVe Broa BREAST AND LUNGS. A. taS?J™ EOAT ’ breast and lungs. that this irsi 7 ? ears bas proved to the world hitherto more efficacious than any Throat, Aethma.*» 1< i anklnd ' Fcr Bronchitis,Sore Making the ERY WIDTH AND INDIA SHAWLS. GEORGE ERYER, NO. 916 CHFSTNUT STREET Will display on MONDAY, March 7th, his ’ SPRING IMPORTATION OF RliAli INDIA. /BHAWL.S. The handsomest and largest assortment be has ever shown. / The attention of the ladies is requested. Also, ELEGANT SILKS, J ORGANDIES, &e.„ a^-O^ C . 6 , CT ! Ptlon of Shawls - mhs-6t{ ■ Recent improvements now enable ns to offfer the VERY BEST PEN, in every respect, ever sub mitted to writers^ FARR & BROTHER, 324 Chestnut Street, below Fourth; mhss.m,th9M' ALEX. WRAY & CO., 239 CHESTNUT STREET, Importers of British Dry Goods, and British and GePunnr-Hoßlery, Gloves, Undershirts and Drawers, &e. , AcXAfuU stock for Spring Sales jnjit opened. mhs-lm TO. H. P. BURNHAM PUBLISHES THIS • DAY, from advanced sheets, purchased at a great price, from the English publishers, the new and powerful Novel, A WOMAN’S RANSOM. By F. W. Bobinson, Author of ‘‘Grandmother’s Money,** “Under the Spell,’’etc. Unelarge l2mo. volume. Price sl 50. Wha: the English Press gay of it: “An admirable novel. It is superior to any of the author’s fofiner productions fn interest, con struction and style. ’ *—i’oxf. “An excellent novel, lull of incident, rich in well conceived and well drawn types of character, and written m vigorous English. The reader will foUpw the story to the close with unfailing in. terest.*’— Herald. “A poor novel, remarkably clever.’’—Prcxr. • •It wtlKfacinate the reader to the end.**— John Bull. For gale by Booksellers everywhere, and sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of the price, by the Publisher, T. O. H. P. BURNHAM, 113 Wash ington street, Boston.' mhss,w2ts IHE UNITED STATES * SANITARY COMMISSION. A Sketch of its Piogressand its Work, Compiled from Documents and Prirate'papere. One handsome 16mo volume, pp. £O3. Prioe SI 00. Published for the Benefit of the V. S. Sanitary Oommtreion. A few Copiea *f thu interesting Tolume foreale at the Women’s Pennsylvania Branch Of the U. 8. Sanitary Commission, 1807 CHESTNUT STREET, mh2-w4s2ts GARDNER BREWER & C 3, 120‘Chestnnt Street - - Philadelphia; 16 and 18 Park Place, - - New York; 57 Federal Street, ------- Boston; AGESTS yon TBI AMOSKEAG MAN’G CO., SALISBURY MILLS, STARK MILLS, HAMILTON WOOLEN CO., AMOSKEAO DUCK AND BAG MILLS, LANGDON MAN'G CO., HOOKSETT MILLS, NAMASKE MILL. Anofkeap brown Sheetings-. flno brown and bl* acbco Shirtings and Sheetings, various widths- Brown toil lings, various widths: bleached and blue Drillings; Light Drillings; bleached Shoe Duck; 30 and 36 inch brown Jean; bleached and corset Jeans; brown, bleached and colored Cotton Flannels; ’lickings, in great variety; Mariners Stripes; extra heavy and light Denims; Awnin" Stripes; colored Cambrics, Cotton C.tsslmeies“ Cotton Bailing; Stark heavy and light brown Sheetings, various widths; 3u and 50 inch brown Drillings; bleached and bine Drillings; Leather Cloih; Seamless Bags and Tubing: Army Duck- Langdon fine bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings; Silrsias, Ac.; Hamilton DeUnnes; Cashmeres; Challies; Bareges and Persians; Gen tlemeu s Shawls; Salisbury silk Codriugtons- Fancy Cassinieres; checked tricot and black do. : French Coatings- Ladies’ Cloths; plain and fancy Cloakings; Heather Mixtures; mixed, black and Tbret Doeskins; Meltons; TWeeds; Repellants water proof; Magenta Plaids; Eugenie Cloths plain, black and printed Sauneis. Rob Roys- su perline Fancy Plaid Flannels, blue mixed twilled do ; Indigo bluo Army. do.; dark bine (indigo) ArmyCloth*-; dark and sky blue (indigo) Army KeT VF s i Army aud other Blankets: printed Cot ton Warp and all Wool Linings; Table Covers; Piano Covers. Je27-s3t# The Executive Committee OF THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR FOR THE SANITARY COMMISSION, to te held in thie city in the month of JUNE next, beg leave to announce thuta- PUBLIC MEETING in behalf of the FAIR, will take place at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ON THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10th, at 8 o’clock. < L xpl v? a s ry of the Objects of the Fair will be made by.BightHev BISHOP nfjAßir nf Rhode Island;' Rev. I) r . BELLOW& oIN York* Hon. Judge SKINNfcR, of Chicago, and others! THE GERMAN W OR OHESTRA WILL BE IN On and after Monday next, tickets maybe pro c?red fin, the ßeu 'y of Oommis sinn, No. 1307 enestnnt street; Union League House, at the principal Bookstores, and atthe Acacemy of Music. mh4-6t TMONEY H BBngrl’ w AUCTIONEER and X MONiii DaURER, N. E. comer of THIRD and SPRUOE,streetB, only one square below-the Exchange. NATHANS’S Principal Office, es tablished Ibr the last forty years. Money to Loan. In large or small amounts, at the lowest rates, on Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Oloth »l E Mrp%. deBonpaon - JHST RECEIVED, CHOICE AHD ELEGANT DESIGNS CW FRENCH ORGANDIES, JACONETS, AND peroauss. ALSO, bxoh and handsome NEW STYLES SPRING AND BUMMER SHAWLS. M. L. HALLO WELL & C0 M •, .615 Chestnut Street, mh£*6t§ P. A. HARDING & CO. Importers and Jobbers of STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, NO. 413 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA mhS-2mj THE GETTYSBURG BATTLE FIELD MEMORIAL. AN APPEAL TO LOYAL PENNSYLVANIANS. The “GETTYSBURG BATTLE-FIELD .ME MORIAL ASSOCIATION* * was institutrd forth© purpose of securing, forever, the yrineipal p-.mt© upon the great bat'le-fleld of the war, in the exact condition in which they were jettm jnly. tsra. when the rebel hordes of the Invader Lee were driven bach from the free soil of Penn-yl vania, and when the gallant soldiers of Gesbeal Meade remained in possession of the field which they had won by their valor. The Association hare already secured the purchase or Cem*tebt Hill, Cclf’ e Hill, GkaxitbSfce and Rood Tor, with the entrenchments thrown np just upon the eve ot the great conflict wmch was the turning point in the career of the rebellion. The field, with jts redoubts; wonderful stone defences, lu Umber breast-works, itsforest heights, with the trees torn ay she]is and countless bullets, and its long Does of earthwork defences, have all been preserved intact and to so continue to preserve them, as to be a monument forever of the greatest of American Battle-fields, is the object of the formation of tne Association. To enable a large number of persons to join in thi 3 patnoac wort, the projectors of the plan placed the subscriptions at ten dollars each. The payment ol this turn hakes each scbscbibeh a hkhbee OF THE ASSOCIATION, ISO PAET OWXEB OF THE G LORtOEB,FieId of Getttsbbrg. What Loyal and Patriotic Citizen of Pennsylva nia wonld not gladly embrace the privilege of re cording his name upon this ro.l of honor, and of linking himself directly with the field where the lofty heroism of his countrymen vindicated the integrity of the Union and the principles of Free dom ! And who would no: destreto hand down as a precious heir-loom to his children the evidence of Aij part in the good work, bearing, as the certi ficate will, a view ol the field which will rank in history with Thebmopvl-e, Mabathox and Wa teuloo! There -are no salaried officers in this Association, nor are there any objects in v.ew in its cteauon other than those already stated. The grounds were purchased from their original owners at the exac l price to be paid for them by the association, and the points selected, and the prices to ne paid for them, me idle unqualified approval of a coimnities of the Historical t ocietv of Pexxsylvaxia’ appointed for the purpose of visiting the field. The following are the names of the general offi cers of the Asso. iation, and of the Local Com mittee in Philadelphia : OFFICERS. Hon. JOSEPH E- INGEKSOLL Chairman Pro visional Comm-ttee. Rev. Dr. S. b. SCHMUUKER, Tice Chairman Rev. J. ZIEGLER y lc e Chairman. T. D. CARSON, Treasurer. D. McCONaUGHY, secretary. LOCAL COMMITTEE PHILADELPHIA. HENRY C. t:AKEV, Chairman. Edmund A.Souder, Henry G. Baird, q . —— Treasurer. Secretary. S- A. Mercer,. p ro f. H. Copp-.e, N. B. Browne, i(r . D Gilber , J. (3*. Fell, GeorgeH. B »-er, Uulfiß.Sinitli, Junes h. O ashorn, S'M'Fenoo, Ed.vd. W. cilartt. W H. Asbhurst, rev. E. W Hutrer, Jay Cooke, Hon. Witlia a Strong, Chas. J S'llle, Ferdinand j tlreer, I A-J. Dieiel, .In ..A McAUi-ler, Oswald Thompson, Goo. W. Chillis, George K. Ziegler, John K. ftoh-mre, J. B. Lippincott, Morton Mc.Michtel- William Brad lord, w W. Horning, Aubrey H. fc-miili, olenon W. Roberts, Morton P. Ht-nry, Geo. F. Lee, Dan t Dougherty. Persons who ere desirous of aiding, in this pa triotic work can send their subscriptions to eimey of the gentlemen above, and they will re ceive their Certificates of Stock BY ORDER OF THE PHILADELPHIA COM MITTEE. - mm OIL PAINTINGS. JAMES S. EARLE A SON HAVE NOW IN STOCK AN BLEGANT COLLECTION OP Oil Faiutiugs, TIIB BEST WORKS OP PROMINENT American and Foreign Artists, To which the attention of buytrs is directed. Earles 1 Galleries: mh3-Bts 816 OHKSi'N IIT ST. SPRING OAfcSIMERES, SPRING CASSIMERES, SPRING CAS-TMERES. Spring Cloaking Cioths, Spring Cloaking Cloths. WATER-PROOFS, WATER-PROOFS, WATER-PROOFS, AMERICAN AND FRENCH SAOKTNGS.! AMERICAN AND FRENCH SACKINGS. FRENCH CASBIMERES, FRENCH CASSIMERES, FRENCH CASSIMERKS. Cassimeres and Meltons for Boys’ Wear, Cassimeres and Meltons for Boys’ Wear. BLACK CLOTHS, BLACK CLOTHS, BLACK CLOTHS. The Largest Stock we have ever had. Cooper «fe Canard, S. E comer Ninth and Market St reets. mh2-wsm St} MATHEMATICAL DRAFTING INSTRU MENTS. Ohesterman’s metaliio and steel tape-measures. For sale by JAMES W. QUEEN. & CO., 924 CHESTNUT street. Priced and illus trated catalogues gratia. feiß-im-rpa SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS. Artificial-human eyes inserted without pain. JAMES W. QUEEN A! CO., Opticians, JeK-lm-rp} 821 Chestnut stmt, SCHENCK’S mandrake PILLS. The Druggists say they are taking the place: of all other Pills, and give universal satisfac- They Take thePiase of Calomel! They Take tie Place of-Calomel! They Take the Place of Calomel! SCHENCK’S mandrake PILLS. THEY EXPEL WORMS! THEY EXPEL WORMS ! THEY EXPEL WORMS! THEY EXPEL GREEN BILE, THEY EXPEL GREEN BILE, THEY EXPEL GREEN BILE. THEY PREVENT APOPLEXY. THEY PREVENT APOPLEXY, THEY PREVENT APOPLEXY. SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE ‘ PILLS. BUY ONE BOX BUY ONE BOX BUY ONE BOX V You Will Never Regret It- Yon Will Never Regret It. Yon Will Never Regret It. SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS. A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOE CALO MEL AND A CERTAIN CURE FOE AT.fr DISEASES AND OBSTKUCTIONS OF THE LIVES. To explain how these Pills produce the wonder ful effects which are attested by thousands re liable witnesses, we will gne, in ihe first place r a brief description of THE HUMAN LIVEE anti its functions, which will make the efficiency or this popular Medicine perceptible to ©yer-y man's uj-aerstantiing The liver is supplied with blood vessels, nerves and absorbents. One of its obvious uses is to secrete and prepare the bile. It likewise filters at d p urs fies the blood. If this work is imperfectly performed, the hloo'd, of course, becomes vitiated, and '.here is the true origin of several dangerous diseases. When the liver is torpid or obstructed, it cannot strain or purify the blood properly, and the vital current is sent back, in a morbid condi tion, through the lungs, brain, and other parts, carrying jaundice, bilious affections, obstructions ot the kidneys, headache, gravel, or some other disorders of a more fatal nature. The blood, in its circulation, takes in many impurities, andifthes& are not separated by the liver, the consequences we have described must follow. Itis impossible to cure consumption, scrofula, or scarcely any kihd of ulcerations, while that important organ, the liver, is disced. The wonderful cure of Consumption by Dr. SI'HFNI'K’S medicines seems something'like miracles. They frequently bring patients as jg were out of their death-beds. The Pulmonic Syruj> is a powerful tonic, one of the finest preparations of Pon in use. it extracts bile from the blood. The. Sea Weed Tonic is extracted from the SeaWeed* and dissolves the food, makes itdigest as nature requires, but the Mandrake Pills must he used a*’ the same time to cleanse the stomach, unloekthe - gall bladder, and start the secretions of the liver? then the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic can> do their work. The system undergoes a complete Change, the appetite isreslored; food builds up the ' It is-not medicine that cures these dis eases. They should correct the system,’ and goo