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Theory founded truth is Consistent"
GEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-


the broad and inconsistent theory that the body
subject only disease, and that only medicine required
eae nor d. he pretend that other ne;eine NAV @ ~ o' al
he necessary bat lac is confident that medicine found
which well adapted these pills. for curing all origi-
of the liver, mpuy the blood.
raj stcrctons Their effect is 10 excite and MAINTAIN
downward action. in the stomach and bowels and produce dis
charge from the morbid which hsycoa
To stimulate the liver iuto action hillary
on ana ponote healthy secetos of the bile and aid all the
iura creons of The whole discreet and pereyeng
e OF these ps e.nnol fail Of ersesing cure IL any ordinary
bilious ectons impurities OF the blood obructios any Of
pal ingredient OF they arc composed extract formed BY
the author mss from vegetable where be found
experience occasiord by unUs, ungs dyspepsia and
liver complaint fer thirty Thousand of respectable
Try have tested their Effects aud far the knowledge er
utary effect They be taken all occasions udispos
lion, by both OF all all and produce
vegetable Cough has proved r.
colds and all diseases lungs also Vegetable
Extract which has produced remarkable Elects Drurscs
The medicine aid circulars giving general description of
hem and conisnns references aud certificates Of character snd
certificate of the good Effects Of the medicine Be ss
ned his Office, q Ann street The following those
have Of the effects The medicine
Mr. Hnmsn 9th Avenue, between 18th and 18th sect-his
and Rsnsrs,ing Pills; MI A. WATSON sos Henry s .ss a N.Y.
Bingham Lewis street Mrs NJ Candweil go Bayard
street these reeren can be given 10 udv
dual. of the first responsibility in : city who have received ef
been received unsoiciit from different parts Of th state an
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltinore South Carolina and Me-
are respectfully e eli at HI a.ss e and nssE
and maze such enquiries as may satisfy them, esPectngths
The Renovaing PiIls be had Mr. J. Dturne, I5s
and NE r. x 4 ;st Beaaway Mr. ssak a2 Hudson
streets Mr. NJ B. Graham 90 Cedar Mr. j. w. Hart corner
enbak 7os Greenwich .o Mr. Human Ish ny el
streets. in The stl asenae Mr. G. W. Emee ii East Broadway
jan I2-6min imam
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CUBEBS, COPAlVI, AND SARSAPARILLA.-
~ The most pleasant admxure of those medicines for
the prompt and removal VI the troublesome
complaint known Gonerrhaa" Buffers Bsiranic
Mixture It's superiority over every other preparation daily
knowsdged is combination OF The above drugs rendered
thereby producing il effect instantly where
taking them in their original state the shape Pills. Eec-
tusres Drops. &c &C. would have Those
PEELED seek relief and wish in the private agreeable
solicited this trial. such Of
it, that If bottle does afford relief will
tinue it, But this has been the for
nit aeulou alteration and half in hundreds of in
stances poPuced This medicine clssed
with the productions Of the ignorant degng specializing
vender whoe deeteriou are pued
no.oey BY copying advertisements from the London
newspapers But remedy has cured 1200o and
have been submitted the Of eleven practical admnsr
tion With uniform Price 81 per bottle.
Sold only In New York $50 Water Roosevelt where the
proprietor be Consulted 4e State street. Albany and by
Messrs Heinitch Kefer SGD Market street, Philadelphia
tf rf mar Flint
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EVANS' CAMOMILE PILLs.--No weak and delicate
= constitution ought TO be without EVANS CAMoMLE Pills.
Office a5 Division ST. maj film
pURE AND SELECTED MEDIcINEs under the
,ao Vision of able To- a. the EMPORIUM ofHEALTH
This establishment founded entirely daerentfron
%se and + according s% ss q s liz
prescriptions Of the t physicians city. No these
each selected ho.e diseased
ns s and %p se gps 70. which they
highly sef The proPreors them ali entirely
any Of the preparations of mercury. maj 7-tf
CLARKS COUGH SYRUP, Of extraordinary power,
for family e An invaiusble palliative the
psa {, h ee .p Fl s &C. E ,e s1 arr in
stimuant be used in inflammation Of the many
may with great success. in re~oving obstinate and c
fmed coughs if pssrngty TAKEN all persons afflicted with
efficiency in not only relieving but eecualy renewing it Price
81 ceris mar7f
an entirely new and most successful remedy for FLUOR
ALBUs or wHTEs-painfu and imperfect mensrualioa and
BARRENNEss as consequence Of thsse dss:e.. or
4 FL ns TKE ss sss il e Dr0
, s ss s 70 ne mle lex MOS; invite. al who
pills fair trial. as they co6denay peneeriney
a.sa d. p se ms the ,ds' e New carefully
CLARKs DYSPEPSIA WINE.-ReaIc comfort for
and debility, especially pring year. Try This new md
delightful medicine, they certainly ree
lcand all the variety Of symptoms, upon ndges
.o rrice per ote Carefully examine fsl
New York Transcript. mar 7-,f
CLARK'S IMPROVED AMERICAN EAU MEDI-
~, - GtNaLE--A mo-. powerful remedy fer GoUr, RHEU-
-Rheumssm, ChronicTic Dousn ezux-Dropsv de-
pending equity habit resort without delay tohis and extra
ordinary medicine the Prepeiors it, astonishing
efficacy Carefully examine n Y Transcript Price s. per bottle
mar Tiff
pURIF!ER OF THE BLOOD, or Cl.rt's Tonic and
Restorative Ps-Lst all dyp-ptics especially those rs
suffer from weakness of the stomach oppression
tion in of lis forms give these pills trial. and they will
o certainly find relief Price 50 box Carefully see
W. l. Transcript mar Tiff
CLARK'S HIVE AND ASTHMATIC SYRUP FoR
~ HIVES, ASTHMA AND WHOOPING COIJGH-I.t
all those who suffer from Hives Asthma wooping Cough and
all other severe Fasmodc coughs without delay this
remedy Price 80 cents See full advertisement in N " I'm
script. - -'
All the aeve medicines for sale No Hudson street No es
Broadway No l59 Walker S street and No
9th Avenue. $50 ~
CAUTION directions will accompany each Of the
ahse articles: signed by the proprieto A. CLARK Co in their
own hzns writing ard every counteee Of will be risJv
ferretied cut, and prosecuted with the rgor.
Individuals respectfully requested 10 send 10 the
propretors certificates If the relief b thtv have
eeeeo lIo1l ue soote pure medicines. mar 7-n |
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pOTTER.S CATHOLICON.-af few dozen. inst
received, and for sale BY the dszen bottle. by
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u DIR. STILLMANsS MAGNETIC ODON-
TICA is the aufEcient Dentist! See advertisement The
Teeth The Teeth" feb 9-u
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THE science of medicine has produced valuable
pepsia, Nervous and Stons Complaints Once IS Division St
Inn
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Dealers tn
DYE STCFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Formerly No. 10 Old SIP,
u HAVING their entire Stock ERE Of
the 10th Dec. 1885, have taken the Store
NO. 30 BROAD, CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Where they fresh o articles
their line, which they will dispose v liberal terms
Acid, Sulpnuric lax Black, Do Red,
DoNitro, do Muriaic, Do Powder,
Aoe., Alum, Jalap, powd, Lamp Black,
Annsts, sp. Logwood
Anthony, Arsnic, Nicaragua Wood, Camwood,
Arrow Root A.safedia, Lead, White dres
Bar. C-pavia, De do, in ell,
Black Lead, Pea Barley, Linseed Oil, Liquorice Ball,
Backing, Blue viirol Liiharge, Mace,
Borsx, REID. do CID Msgnesis. Calcired,
Biitsh Oil, Birthstone, Mamma, Mustard, Opium,
Bronzes, sssd. Cslome, Opodeldoc,
Canphor Gum, Casss, Psnacea, SWANS,
Castor Oil, Chalk Pills. Lu
Chrome Yellow, do Green, Do, Gregory, do, Andersen
Gloves, Copperas Pink Rcoi Pruan Blue,
Cream Il asr, EPSON Salts, PTrcipitae red, Putty.
Eye Wafer, Thompson, Rhubarb pslv Rose Fink,
Flor. Suiph. Rotten Store, Sspetre,
Ginger, pow'd de Rost, Senua, op. Snuds, ass'd
Glue, sss'd qts. Soda, sup carb
Gold Leaf Gum Arabic Syrcnges. assorted,
Gam Copsl. Tart. Emetic, do Acid
Do Scan1ny, Do Shel,ac Trusses assorted, Un.bs
Isdigo Sp. Van Red Eus do do Aler
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II LIFE, LIFE, LIFE.-Gonorrhea Gleets Stric-
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Kidneys Bladder Uretha &c &c in all different stages "a
Ideally cured by The oy box of Doctor
rican Anti Gonohes Pills. See advertisement feb eff
TUJUBE PASTE AT 50 cents per Ih-Fresb im.or,ed
y Jujube Paste is offered at 50 cents per h. nv
MARI DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER ST Broadway
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PUBLIC AMUsEMENTs.

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
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THIS EVENING,
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WRIGHT & ROWE, HAVING FORMED 4

CopartneIshp for the transaction Of the Fur and Silk Hat
- and Cap business 46 Broadway, Of Canal street,
offer the public either wholesale RETAIL Of
Hats but particularly silk Ha which they feel warranted
saying from thr fact that they spared obtain
very finished
the county and surpassed il equaed by similar
tabhmen regards duab and Of shape and appear
and, in fact all the requisites Of fr-rste Hat.
These Hats spoken highly Of from motives of
teresd but from conviction that they really
what represented 10 be- and is often the cheap and
snowy article made 10 take in the unsspecng purchaser who is
Hnscquaed with the quality of Hat; ard ihe. a and al
shall be TO deal fairly and exec. possible their branch
VI business they think they have arrived that of perfec
ton oder the Hats Of their manufacture discerning pub
& Of the very best made in the United States tr
price, which is -Four Dollars.
Also Of all kinds Of Hats well worthy the
en Of Country Merchants and hsiessr Dealers feb ply
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II ADlES kOOA Al HlSs-WAISON 4 VAN
IL DUZER, l5s Chatham selling very reduced
prices splendid assortment of Fu consisting of Cape
Peernes Boas, Mud, Neck Ruf Swandown for trimming, and
other description Of articles in their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well TO call and for Themselves
scs determined clear their Fur prey
L. the holidays WATSON VAN DUZER,
l5S Chatham street. New York.
Also, hand above, superior style Of fine Fur Caps and
Stocks dec SIT
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From the Boston Gazette.l
MERCANTILE RnnK-KEEeiNGMI

BLESSING TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
"A DYSPEPSIA.-Thoe afflicted with Dyspepsia may find
remedy in EVANS CAMoLE PILLS. after the failure every
other medicine. 0fhce 95 Division marlin
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-13

Domestic Habits Of FenalcS.-Many a man has
the management of his wife, as to his own indiyd-
ua actions. Though domestic operations do not
hold the high station to which they are Justly enti-
tied, yet there is believe that the prevailing
sentiments are gradually undergoing change that
females see more the proprioty of possessing the a
bity to overlook and wisely drcc; the expenditures
of that part of the husbands income which falls I'M
der their immediate inspection ; and that they are
the most deserving characters, whatever their situa-
tons, who best perform the duties which those sit
uatIons require. We believe that, at the present
day, the instances are more common where ladies
in the higher classes of society deem it no dispar-
agement to he iamiarly acquainted with all the in
ternu concerns of their families This is consider
ed not only matter of choice, but as absolute
ly necessary, if they would maintain the character
and influence which they destined to maintain
in society. Yet to the shame of many n mother il
must be spoken, that their daughters are suffered to
come forward in life unpreparcd to fill any situation
with usefulness and dignity. They are instructed
in the elegant but in the useful arts of life and
is security for the possession of wealth. that thay
viii be obliged to exchange the voluptuous dream OF
life spent in teasing on silver and doing amidst
curtains of massive velvet, cndcayoring to accoun,
for the strange Inconsistency in the of real life
and the promise of romauce,-to exchange these
and undergo every drudgery and every humiliation
for the wages of lackeys! There is much truth in the
remark, to paint is well to play the piano, is well
to embroidcr is well but to be able to make good
pudding, is better than ALL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-01-13

CAFFRE MARRIAGE.-A marriage, it would
seem, is very formal affair in this country Caf-
fraria) all he people of the kraals, where the
bride and bridegroom reside, having right to give
their opinion, and consent object to the union.
The friends of the former, bring her to The mans
residence, his relatives being assembled to receive
her, when the timid girl is compelled to hear their
coarse criticisms on her person, which generally
very disparagng.-One cries out, Z" What limbs |!
how they bend under her body % Another excaims
b" What arms the wind will blow them away they
hang at her side like feathers" After they have ex-
hausted the of their wit, to their own evident
delight, which is heightened by the girls morfca-
ton they lead her ronnd the cattle kraal where she
is never again to enter, and this constitutes the
whole ceremony.-[ [Stedman's Wanderings in
South Africa.
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A SINGULAR DREAM VERTIED.-While the plngue
was at its height at Alexandria, II Mahometan ner-
chant dreampt that eleven persons would die of the
plague in his house! When he awoke he remem-
bered the dream and there being exactly eleven
persons in the house, himself included, he became
very uneasy. His alarm increased when on the
following day the wife, two female slaves, and three
children died but he became quite certain that his
death at hand, when, the fourth, his two re-
naming children, woman servant, and an old man
servant sunk into the grave He accordingly made
his preparations to pass into etcrnity-related his
dream to of his friends, and begged them to
make inquiry every morning, and, in case nc should
be dead, to have him buried with the usual solemn
ties. A cunning thief who had heard the circum-
stance, took advantage of the merchants fright to
open his door in the night, aud when the terrified
man called out Who's there = to answer, 81 am
the angel of Death" in order, while the merchant
hid himself underneath the bed clothes and was quite
beside himself, to pack up what effects he found in
The house and carry them away. Uunlucky for him
he seized with the plague and died ON the stairs.
The merchant, however, did not venture for many
hours to put his head from under he bed clothes,
till at length his friends came, heard from him what
had happened, found the effects. recognized the
thief discovered the truth, and confirmed the strange
accomplishment of the dream
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MIRABEAU's SYSTEM OF NATURE,

Or the Lars otthe MOraI and Physical IEorld
THIS celebrated work attributed to Nina
beau, but written by Baron D'Holbach) is now in
press, and will be issued entire from the best Lon
don edition, with corrections as the first two vol
umes of The Free Enquirer's Famly Li5yoru.
The Library will be composed of the works of the
most celebrated European and American scepcaJ
authors. 1t will be edited by an association of lit
erary gentlemen, and published in parts, at IL -
cents each, by &. W. Il A. J. Matsell "a, Chatham
street, near Pearl street. New York
The above and all the liberal works from the
New York n Boston mns can be had on applica-
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VA large assortment just received.
Newport, Oct. i3.
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ROYAL CCIEEGECF SUEGECNS.
IONnnN

FEVHE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Med;e
III prepared by w. Mskin Esq-Menber of the r.
College of Surgeons, Licentiate of Apohecarys Comp
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon the Rova u
Pension Association Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST Thomas Hospitals Lond
Tins valuable Medicine, the result of 20 years experience
unparalleled success in the extensive and highly respectable
uce o the proprietor patronsed by the faculty and nobi
now introduced TO the notice of the American public as
nest solicitation OF number Of gentlemen of long hg
ding IN the profession Iii hoped, preliminary sep
ceck the evils and fatal consequence arising from the the
numerous and deeterOs oisted the public b,
the and OF fabricated proofs for miraculous other
by set OF mercenary unprincpled preenderso totally g
noant OF medical that impossible the monstros do
sion can longer down with the intelligent people of t,
country These pills mild and agreeable in their nature bould
De Kept every family of sudden Illness for by be,
prompt administration cholera cramps spasms few rs and OH
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal NAV be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value good
heat should be without them They are sold in paee,.
" cents 81 and - each by pecable book
ers and vendors of medicine the o. States and the
Nit cop"is directions together with testimonials of pro.
Soha ability from tho following eminent gentlemen. Sir as
~ TooPei' Abernehy James Bundel NJ D. w Back M
~ o. nson hey, A. Frampton NJ. ID. and numerous others
L IL @ pe seen III possession of the General Agent
'"o "eucihe Is imported into this country and IN
whom all applications for agencies mnst he mad anu ~
JNO. HOLBCJN
30, Waserly Place NeyyYork;
sole Gen Agent for the T. States &c. '
N B. None genuine without the spnatnre or ,ho r..
era Agent the Label SolJ b o"
r. r. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
near the Court House. rah o, 1se
u Caiont has been deemed expedient as fros moss;
10 place HIskns Genuine Original Hygean Medicine Ia,
he hands of druggists only and sold without the
o Jon lioben the label counterfeit This notice Is ba
come necessary there STILL contrary TO all moral decencv
-' '"hFcod nosrn attempted to be forced the public
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WIN. C.. TENANT.

Respectfully onnouncesto the public generality
citizens and strangers.
T6N HAT he keeps to let his stable Greenstree horses
Il and carriages ofa descriptions cheap cheaper than
they be Obtained elsewhere Persons esrous enoying
the pleasures of ride the country, all furnish
saddeorses horse and case open wagons barouches
and close carriages Particular will paid to convey
ing passengers and from the Steamboats, All orders in his
line OF business will be promptly attended and pains shall
be spared TO render the satisfaction of his customers complete
Horses kept for any length time, terms liberal.
May 18th.