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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-06

CUTLEKY EsTABLIsHMgNT-Iyo Ivory haadle,
~ table and dessert knives, with and without self
ZIP, sams and white bone table and desserts, pacha
GEES carvers beef sieers, and
knives; lets table and knives
eases eok screws plated and steel crackers hooks,
nut PICKS tbampag gold pencil
FOODS scissors Rodgers table cutlery with without orka
plated on O. r'nan silver; forks and spoons soup LADIES'
knives sugar to- marrow small cutlery in almost
endless yary belt holster and pocket pistols; hunting knives
Furnishing stores BoardiRg house and hotel
here find one OF the choicest selections Of table cutlery
imported, and 10 he sold cheap cash
d2lu" GRAyELEY WKEAKS Astor ilous~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-06

~ ~
~ rFRs, RINgwORM, sCALD HEAD, BARBERs,o r
JACKSON ITCH, and all other diseases of the skim
crectlaly cured by the Of "SANDS REMEDY FOR
SALT REUM" As u has been tested ~ upwards Of ooo
without w instance having failed
ri TIL class To render douhy In
TIM afflicted need for hesitate
immediate use ~ this valuable Remedy the subscribers
guarantee cure In all the money shall he refunded
Not than one instance Of fy has occurred wbee
has the consumer ~ effect perfect Tes
umena eft efficacy almost daily received and be
exhibited application the the prepstore A.
h D. Sands Ne leo Fulton, Of williams Price o.
40 Inn
SuLPHATE OF 0UiNiNk-waranted periectp
~ pure
spip,ar and Acetate Morphine-warranted pure--ins
vials.
Julube Pase-rr,ncb-srs, quaiy-in Sand 5clb. bos~s
White Wa P0lbs. suitable Far retail
Swaisas Panrcteai manufacturers prices With Spanish ~
English directions
Medicine Chesis--for siupsor antilles.
Willie SkinsFreu bfor p'as er kc-s large ass-rnent
Tonic Mrturc-werrarted fer the fever and sgup
Soda and Seidz fOwdfrsby iLe dgyen. fooebsf
eth argc tacr n Drug, Chemicals AM Fancy arB
Gees, Tor saIe wholesale ard retail, hy
Rus1rON 4 AsPrNwALI,
OIL 3mF William sirceL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-06

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-06

'HHE STA sPEA HE-By JOHN NdBLO, No IL
in complete order and we'll with every decacy
the market affords The cooking and attention Inferior
= other establishment in the city.
All orders attended To from in the morning till IL night
Private dinner and supper parties furnished the shortest
uce, having comfortable rooms for the purpose.
Wnnted-at the above place, first cook None need
apply useless ectly undcrsts nding the business
AoJ large conycoien, lodging rooms let, urnshed. In
quIre NJ the above place. n25m,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
PERSONAL HABITS OF SUNDAY. SCHOOL
TEACHERS.


\ teacher cannot have il 100 dccy!y i'm.
pressed on his mind, that h;s personal exam.
pie will probably have a more powerful ct-
feet on his class than al o,hcr means Of in.
nucnce. This, at least, is certain, that
whatever IS wrong IN lis example will ba
soon initiated, and that lis moral lnstruc-
ilons viii have 10 weight, if lis manner or
conduct gives the lcas ground TO doubt his
siuc>ri !. Teachers oi!cn suppose that
their pupils (lke themselves, perhaps,) think
not OF the s:rious business Of the scAooi,
nor OF lis Gu,ies and rroprict:cs, excepting
whcn they are actually Engaged IN he reel
ta'ion OF nc rour. They 90 rct imagine
;na the children ever Eoticc thcIr l2vi;y out
OF school, or before they take their sca's in
i; or that t6"se young and careless beings
nave an Iica OF what is consistent and be-
coming N ihc department Of their lns:ruc-
tcrs, They do not suspect That they are
often noticed on the weekday in the street.,
by their own pupils Or by other members of
the school, whom they may sec or rccog-
Mise. Yet what teacher, vino has spent
any lime in the service, has not ofen been
convinced that he is seen and known by
many whom he would pass as stgangcrs?-
Who has not been embrassed by The cordial
greeting Of some STRIPPING, grown up from 4
Sunday.schoo! child to the apprentice or the
IaI of the academy? Who that GOES much
into Sueday.schoo!s assemblagcs is not lfe-
quently accosed by name or smile. by little
children in the street., of whom he is utterly
ignorant! Ies-let the teacher be assured
that there are spies uDon him in the church
and in the school. and in his everyday life
and walks, as well as when lie sits down
weekly before the class, which has not per-
haps been in his mind since the Sabbath
bclore.-S. S. Journal.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
T Extract of an -4rtich on Grasses, 6y D''
James DariS.

Ihave reserved an account Of the CANA
grass for the last, although in the order OF
time it was orc of my early experiments.
have done 50 because ii has Ga;tered me
with much better prospect of success than
anv other grass, and therefore, ! have more
TO say on this subject. In the summer Of
1882, | collected with difficulty, as much
Gama.grass seed as would plant small
lot. 1t was planted in December, (n drills
cigh,een inches apart Of that year, on a
sandy lot, pretty highly manurcd. 1t came
up in the Apri following. and grew of
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17

hands find to do, in the plans Of reformation,
or in the language Of ngIor;ous and sinful
ease cry little more sleep, little more
s!umber, little more folding Of the hands
TO sleep" the Instruments Of their accom-
plishmcnt will be formd-tIcir triumph Will
be conSummatcd. VINO then will ior"go
tie privilege Of lending a helping hand
1t is humiliatng reflection that even the
prolesscd disciple OF Christ needs to be re-
mons:ra;cd with ani urged to tho PERFORM
ancc of what wonE! seem 30 be ihc plainps'
dictates fdaty. Yet it is even 50. lie
has need OF line upon Inc and prccep; uPoL
P.cccpt. The tendency 10 evil Is strong
and pcrvading, and ac's us 4 centrifugal
force 10 draw INN from the circle OF his du,
ties. TIE principl:: ol grace. implanted by
t!Ie divine hand in his bosom, is accompan-
led by M antagoniS. prIncip pic with which
it carries on a fearful coMtcs, which is at.
tended with naciua;mg lriumphs. Planted
in corrupt Soil-surroundcd with noyious
weeds ard blown upon by poisonous bIas,s.
divine agency aside and it mus, wilher and
die. But this agency it is the privilege Of
all to seek; and when properly sought, its
ezcr,ion IS pledged. Animated then wi h
pleasing hopes, and urged onward by the
h Oh impulses OF imperative duty, let every
energy be brought to bear upon this great
reformation, while reliance for success is
placed upon tic unEaiLins pledge Of Him
whose prcrogatvc it is TO prosper the ehor.s
Of all who seek the dearest interests OF men.
and the glory Of His name.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
From tie Southern Agricultria.
ON GRASSES.

Columbia, South Carolina, April B. 1887.
Dear SU,-I herewith send pou a letter
from Mr.. Camals, on the subject Of the Ga
ma Grass. And as | conceived it might
be ofpubIic advantage to publish il, | have
obtained his consent to do SO with his name.
| therefore send it, together with my reply
to the me; and request YOU to insert both
of them in your AgricuituriSt.
Mr.. Camak desires that you will prccede
these letters, by SO much Of my article on
grasses, as relates to the gama-g grass.
Yours, Hir. Editor, very respectfully,
JAMES DAVIS.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
Athens, Georgia, March 6, 1887.

Dear Sir: Il have to-day read, with
great l,asure, Your article in the Southern
Agrculturist Son Grasses for South Caro-
lna;" because, in i, you speak think, in
proper terms of,hc Gama-grass. | began
nv experiments with it. about the same time
with yourself, and very soon became con-
vinced Off exceeding great valne. My
attention was directed to it from ihe. con.
v;ction, that we must look aiuceG ,'r Ia
i've grasses, five wished 10 pr' y, F!ea.
'fu supplies cf forage icr our cattle.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
HoRRID MAssACRHOF MISSIONARIES.

Mr.. William NJ. Barnard, formerly
second officer Of the ship Selma, of New
Bedford, arrived there in the Parachute, a
few DAYS since, and has furnished detail
ed account of the murder Of seventy native
South Sea Island Missionaries, in the month
of August, 1885, al Wallis lslanJ. 1t aP-
pears from his journal that the English
Missionaries at Keppcl Island (orc Of he
Friendly group,) conceived the benevolent
plan of attempting to introduce Christianity
at Wallis Island by sending native teachers
and missionaries, thinking they would meet
with less opposition than fore g"ers. The:
procured them apassage 10 ;he isIand-bEi,
horrid to relate, soon after they landed, the
whole number were murdered in the most
barbarous and inhunan manner. Mr.. Bar.
nard was at the island at the time the massa-
Gre took place, and left in the Sloop Of war
Vincennes, when she touched III that place.
lie left the latter vessel at Cape Town.
Presbyterian.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-17
ADDRESS.

5y T. P. LiDE, dcHrcrsd before tic Il e|cA
.Neck Temperance CoarcnHo", ct L:'*'
:Sra12r, !Iarch lstA, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
ID MEDiCATsD VAPoR BATiis. 900 soScIy

These Baths an Improvement those Of Mr. whlaw,
whose wonderful have established the
Vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. Jscksons practice In aneS every Of
disease hes been equally successful few of the specific e
iece OF the medcsted vapor babs-o remove the effects Of
mercury from the system relieve difficulty e breathing
and hence asthma and other diseases the lungs
to give strength 10 the stomach TO the digestive organs and
cure dyspepsia and is disorders and
chronic nhammation promote the peeng Of scrouleus and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and feelings from
the JOINTS To promote the absorption OF ropcal
erto used.
Also, ali kinds Of erupve diseases Eryspela St Anbo
nys Fire, SAT- Rheum, Scrofuleus Eruptions &c besides
relieves exhaustion end fatigue, raises the spirits trspquAre
nervous irritation and increases the appetite.
For the truth Of these assertions Dr. j. appeals with conf
dence 10 the hundreds who have tested their curative
These baths are believed to be the only in operation In
this country under the direction Of regular physcsa
proper IN mention that they bear resemblance whatever
those employed IN the Thompsopian practice.
Visitors have bath Ave Ninute's natcc from eight
O'Clock, A. NJ, to II p. NJ
A female Away, In attendance upon ladies at ve
Bowery. mv9oy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

MoRwfrc HERALD-Issucd merning except susosy-
Price, cents copy Country subscribers sns
for specific PERIOD remittance IN ssvsnee
No paper out, unless paid In advanc-.
EvErire HERALp-Tssued every snernoen y ! scscch.
Price, per copy Country subscribers furnished ~
the rate. Cash, in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Issacd every SATURDAY mo,Mne ~ MN
o'clock Price, IL per copy. rmneo 10 country
mh~cribers nj % PER annum, IN sdvasce -
WEEKLY HERALD FAsHror-Issueo eve'y weoncsosy
morning O'Clock Price 81 cents per copy turnsees
country sui~orbea at % per snsum pay spIe svsnce
In sny on az tsose Pep ~ ~ Ne
usual rsses-eIwsys psysble IN sdv.nce
essses 0srdea BenneW prupessr and Ill letters sSSdsess
y be pess pej6.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
STERLING,s ORIENTAL BALsAMIC

STERLING'S ORIENTAL BALSAMIC
~ COMPOUND-An eficacious sautary and effectual
medy In all Of Leucorrhpa involuntary Emissions Semi
nal Weakness Irregulary Of the Menscs rated Diseased
action Of the Bladder and in all diseases Of the Urinary Or
The immediate relief ceseraly afforded by the Of
the Balsame Compound, in short space of time has
heightened its seebrtv in the the above Diseases
confidently offered with accompanying certificates OF the most
eminent Of the British Faculty which will the high
puatop In which the unique preparation valued Prepared
only by W. Sterling White Chapel London. Sold wholesale
and retail, by NATHAN II. GRAHAM,
s9-u No 90 Nassau q corner of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
nU. EVANS OLD GALHN DIsPENNA

nn. EVANS OLD GALEN DIsPENNA.
~ RY, No Ann St, under the American Museum and No
II Peck Slp-DR EVANS eonnues be consulted as usual
considerably al The shove Offices Has connection with any
other Office In this city out ef H. The attending
his peculiar In al diseases e delicate nature and
particularly those complicated Of Syphic Mercur
affections which bafled the medical
and Quark enables him IN offer guarantee cases
Dr. Evans has ccnSned himself to this part of hs profession
for upwards q forty years Hence the imnene advantage n
oe SERVED IN Consulting ~ hk efhces su59m
q USPE1QOAv DANDAGEs.-A complete a.
o. rossn a Ne Aou - a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
VALyARLs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN

TSUOTHACHE.-Kreosote IS universally allowed 70 Ne
the speedea and most efcctusl remedy for
Ding diecrder yet discovered gives immediate rc[ form
ing hin ooeEunn over the nerve which prosect iron e
mprrov q TIE atmnhere. For sale WHOLESALE cd recall
~ IAMOURkAUx h CO.. No 81 DruaAway. jvD
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
81 PIN Gnlott's I selebratedt Patent Elem
gated Metallic Pen.o

"Joseph GnIott's 1 selebratedi Patent Elem
JOSEPH cIEaTT sf Ssx &c inform the public. that
Is constantly receiving from his mandatory in Brming-
The offers the best assortment the United
States and owaanted good quay-amongst which may be
aPa,ent Magnum Bonum Commercial PEN"
"orginnl Patent Slip Pea"
"Orginal Patent Ladies' Pen,o
York Fountain, and Damascus Pens put in variety
stye cards Of dozen each, with rosewood and al
reccocases, shell boxes and morocco cards
A'a on f To AZ" TIE Esf Fsn Rsn'
From te Vel erted and universal celebrity Of the above
andth United States nprinoid ,akers have endea
posG 70 e % e ~ su, R1l
are utterly wortess and entirely destitute Of those qualities
rallied demand for the original pen in country where
The public are hereby cautioned to b. ri guard
against 49, coun,erslsi they be readily de. ced by
they into he Market er attempt. 70 impose upon
ed wrapper descriptive Of the article contsns ne'u pn'
that e pen ane .xns %s .
always reading from the point Of the Peni
e eSiiisSH e SaisHs sss iii5s;
The above may be had a, his warehouse No 100 Beelman
aeret, one door below rearl. New York jyllSm.
To SouS y 7. Of ~ si.d.
viii sell nj o ssG and SS1',
liberal credit We have heavy stock and general
JOHN e. MORRISON IL SON, Druggists,
ise and lea Greenwich St, between vesey and Fulton
si6-lm
- rOLLON, Jr., offers for sale warehouse, NO.
.x rear street Fulton, in lots suit
cnterss ~ gu.,o- ~ can be procured in the city
mamIhVm raper-Sutable for large show bills, the
same quay nov used by the Geological Institute and work
go ON tne s now IN operation In this city. This paper
can pc ~ ~ na notice in quantity, and Of much
Printing Paper-Medum, Medium and Half Rov., Sinner.
Royal and Imperial measuring 280 $3.50 26y7l 94Ss o.
o. 235 233f - 3d. and 22S2 with mi ~
coorcd papers Of various Qualities embracing nearly ali the
above 10y 80
Writing Pspsrs-Foolscsp fat and folded Fo,o p, I,.
blue, white, and assorted colors Pot Demi and Medium
Wrapping Paper-Envelope, various sizes Ker,a s,.r
suitable for hardware polished and plaa Cloth pa osps
large Sizes Crown, Double Crown, and Caps large and
small Straw 50 ~
Matters Papsrs-Tssue plain end assorted coors Tin and
Imperial NJ various coors, expressly for hser's
sbeathing Pnp.rs-For vessels, houses, nc.
Sugar Bakers Papers-Psn, blue and nlaid with white, Of
assorted sizes.
rasebosrds-Trunk Boston and New Jersey
o,nde Banbox brown Bonnet In rolls; fine white and blue
ssd white " Hats Press and Straw Boards.
IndEEarles Harry Will, Merry Andrew and Highland
"1Lsymg, WITH an assortment Of large and small Blank.
% AZ al tunes large assortment Of cheap Papers
nsnd, Wen adapted TO their market
Paper supplied with rags foreign and do
mesuc; nleschng Salts snalts Fesg Jackets Wire Cloth
meoos.Sc au3-Sms
NEW HOOks.-Coopers Traves in EureDe con.
Nninng Engisns.by an American Memoirs Of Sir Waite,
scou-sy Locsbsrt part ii, greatly reduced price
janet hamilton, and other Tales autor
minscencesr Just published Ger sale by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

NEW HOOks;-Ceopsrs Traves in Kureps, con
a waning Engsns by an American Memoirs or Sir Walter
ssos. syyO, L sss Pa; greatly r.daosS
80 ossss rses BY The sushor Of "sgh Re
G. sHEfAkD, @a Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28


Copy Of letter received through the post Office
Mr. j. Levison, 133 Division New York Dear Si-At
the request OF afrena who has lately been liberated from
fangs Of affection 10y The aid e your inestimabe urte
Drop address lie tenders you his sincere thanks
gratitude for the blessing he has received hand having
been radically cured by magic, using only
phal Of dangerous disease which he had rasby
himself in unguarded hour but wing received
anda lesson he indeed truly grateful the one
and hopes receive saluary benefit or the other my
self who witnessed its effects testify It's merits and
Christian phanhropit most sincerely wish that the public
may Ne made acquainted with its utility.
q! porr thy balm upon wounded world,
And let the banner of disease be furled;
LIES embers re-nlume-whhe vet sparks alive,
And bid the kindling glow OF health revive
Extend thy sm--the SUI rers pangs appcsse,
while groaning meath the demon of Disease
And grateful hearts shall all Thy repay,
when stcrn afiiction's chains are burst away.
Defenceless youth If PASSIONS 6rp control
Has placed thee where dark OF argush ron,
Where sorrow resigns, and storms Of suffering fall
Where mercy's ear neer heeds the piteous call
Then hee 10 him who kisdly holds for thee
Those precious Drops that SCOT nc and the cree.
And when thy Just Affections al DER,
Go, rescued "cbd Of wrath and more"
Yours respectfully, ZAP
Sold nj No Division st. Price ri bottle This letter
be the Office sl5-1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
CAVD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"a LADY MONTAGuES COMPOUND CIIINESE

"A LADY MONTAGUE's COMPOUND CHINESE
sOAP prepared frsm beautiful exocs and warranted
fecy innocent completely eradcates TAM reckes pimples
spots redness and Az cuaDeous erupon gadusy reaes
clear soft skin; transforms the most salow complex
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, sfler shaving, win find alay the irsbiy
and sniang pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale Wholesale and retail by A. Upderhl 9 Beekmsn
St. OF williams Dr. Hart Of Broadway and Cham
bers st. DR. syme, Bowery Walker ST.; D. scheeln,
ia Canal ST.. corner Lawrence au28-Im
VALUABLL DISCOvERy.-FAYS IN
DELiRLE INK.-This composition claims preference
other discoveries Of the kind ~ Its not requiring the aid
with common upon all articles Of linen, silk COTTON
and slbeug writing be pale st FIRST by APPLYING
the SUM- presently assumes deep black and then
remains so firmly attached 10 The web not to h. eaced
either also the over other
productions that he used In niar manner, that Il oes
net aAr has been written With turn iron mcsd nor
rode or nure OF the finest fabric and that can
retain its quality in any climate, for sale by
NATHAN \. GRAHAM
jy2fy 20 Nassau street cor. Of Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
EoH InE REMOVAL OF sUPEKFLU.

EON IHt. REMOVAL OF SUPENFLU.
Gus HAIR-The bane of female beauty, whether the
forehead neck still unighiy, the upper lip, be
sfcctualy removed NY free Of ATkINSON'S DEPIA
TORY. It's operaoD instantaneous, removing the hair with.
the least approach to pair and leaving The skin whittier and
softer than before. BY using the Depaory the
the hair usually destroyed require further APP
pcation of No bad consequences from its need be
pretended, may be ssed infants skin without any
bad effects.
The advertiser prepared bottle sold
him. operate eectusy and to be perfectly innocent In It's
effects. Price 81 Sold wholesale and rctaibv
III. G. HART, IT'S Broadway
au2S-9rA 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
1HE PHIL1sOPHE stone AT LAST

Mixture failed 100000 gravel sod
seminal weakness So satisfied OF It's wonderful efficacy Dr.
Poet that he would not hesitate to forfeit ei0oe failure
The Increasing demand for POETS Specific In this well
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Provdence, and New
Orleans, Is the best proof ofits worth.
New York Agen;s-A B. D. Sands 100 Fulton street, y
Bowery and walker; w. uorwill corner Ca-
N and Nudson Price a. iyi-5s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

ng LAD1ES-EIegsnce, durability com.
o eomTnedEjus, received case Of satin and chintr
ngursu an entire article for ladies cIosks
snd dresses comprsng complete variety Of patterns
o~ unsouDtoaly the mos elegant and superior article
er eneIu 70 he puone The tses Invited call and
amino mem . kSLTv VAN DBLIP,
suxSIm' WSeherAe st.cO Of madSs0n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

NGlNA PECTORIS.-DOCTOR SEARS has paid
"A unusual attention to this disease has had much
rence in the treatment ~ III and in has been
cessu In relieving symptoms, and In Afford
ing entire relief Its characteristic symptoms unpea
sensation at the Recommendations, commonly the
lower of attended with pains about the breast but
particularly the left side and regsn Of the heart extending
the shoulder blades especially the left and often at
ectng the left Those subject to il sometimes awaken
ed with of sufocation and generally experience
honess Of BREATH and sometimes papaion of the heart
walking fast where Is ascending against the wind or
flight Doctor would subject this
disease dyspepsia, liver complaints, pulmonary
drepcal affections TO call him at his oce A Ann street
Numerous certificates be and references
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28

Ia, CARPENTER, No Peck Slip, continues TO de-
II vote his undivided pefsonsl aensn the Of all deli
cate OF private whether recent standing
CARPENTER ccnate Of the New York State Medical Socey,
late Surgeon Of AZ u s. Army and for
1tone ef This city Separate Offices for the privacy a paens'
Charges reasonable add all cases d..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-28
I OyELY AND ADORED ny ALLAN ~
IL CELLENT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY

Considered sect commanding unfegned sdr1ira-
ton, swakens socude Its
vaton and the toilet becomes bo omporance
and utility, especially where dcerrneut presdes In
selection Of those which has
For this purpose Lady Montagueo Chinese SOAP
prefers attention, founded nearly century OF trial.
bning eiegaHce Of preparation with the prominent
safety and efficacy II has obtained extensive patronage
reesher and suaner OF the complexion and preserving
impaired agreeable fexbiy sone and qua
nY Of the skin.
FOR wholesale and retail by A. gnderhiH 50 Beehm,u
street. Williams and retail by Jas III Hart corner
Broadway Chambers Dr. Syne 60 Bowery corner of
walker st.; Dr. Scheein 14 Casal corner OF Lawrence St
New York. Price 80 cents per cake au2r-Im
CARD.-DR. JACKSON has added 10 his Patent We
cry geneely furnished and board with the be
nurses provided nvslds who may wish 90 put them
selves under his medical treatment and his Mecsted vapour
Bafha je66
SWAIM'S PANACEA.-so dor swaim's Psnaces
~ with Spanish and Portuguese directions for at manu-
fac,urers pricesy RuSIT0N ASP1NwALL,
suis SO william st. ITO Broadway and 10 Asor House.
MO. DIVISION SIN ET-To err is human
and since Us human to Is IL not
indiscetions 81 our fellow creatures with pity all
lies In power without nurng ourselves them
from misery and disgracef LEviSON'S HUNTERS RED
DROPS warranted 10 effect quick permanent
without diet smell, hndancs fsm business In all OF
venereal, or the money returned.
Price per phia Every Phal that Is genuine will have
ianed privately all hours Our Offices Mt Division ST.
New York; SO North Sixth Philadelphia So Hamilton st.
Albany; Hanover St. Boson and other places IN Amer
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