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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
The Artcf Heading had its origini' the
aUoods, and the forestis still tie best
Medical School.
The I'm DIAN Purgative
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UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
of ihe.NorM American College OF Health,
ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.


ADDRESS TO THE AMERICAN fEofLE'
Fellolu CitieeaS.
At time like the present, when country is liter
ally flooded with nostrums brought from fOregn cimes'
YOU NAV perhaps think of tmerity mus to otter,
rs candidate for your favor and patronage, Medicine
which is strictly AMERICAN Common sense however,
teaches u.s. that those herbs which spring spontaneously
from native soil must be better adapted to our con-
stittions than foreign MEDICINES however useful the
latter NAV have been in the countries TO which they be.
long The climate of the United States stands ursaed
for the production of medicinal plants and very little
investigation will suffice convince the most skeptca
that our o,cn country able supply all our wants. in
dt pendent Of foreign assistance.
Deeply impressed with the importance Of the above
facts we venture to recommend the INDIAN PURGA-
TIVE to the patronage OF our fellow citizens in every
section of the Union, natural remedy, applicable to
our constitutions and competent to cure every curaoe
disease
In bringing medicine before the public for the first
time, it generally thought necessary to impress the
people with idea of the difficulties encountered IN Its
discovery the antiquity of its origins thus one tells us
that his medicine is ga newly discovered chemical COM
pound the result Of many years intense study and scent
c research;" and another ascrbes honor to somebody's
GRANDFATHER.S SIC. Now, az the success OF medicine
must depend on its intrinsic merits and not on the time
or manner in which it discovered, can not see
the use OF iasiyng, for the purpose OF investing IT'S orr
Gun WIN he'l,'"s Suon a is of h
neeoeu VI u, u'e esch, oocas'o'' as inse uo'o I'D
inoah rurgalne WI, suliice 70 convince ese'S a.
anu ~ r'e', n".. We 'ooh Tor az, 'p ~ .. - &c
us curative ence.s are "caicu'ao'y suPe,'ol ~ @
any "'"e eu.s"es NOV II, use. run VI .'' I e.
ofiy' we SOU u i'o'it'ous anu Jul give ~ " nv - =
what IL l-Sn"rLf COMPOUND Oh ruu c0pnrp
kbs USED rI e cure 81 disease, ny rn
CoLOhED w ARhiOho of lHE YES @ VI
Inc heros Is an exPec.oran., one sooof' .o'e au
TIC, and one aeatharlc' Inc proper combination VI ne
above forms an antpurescent and deostruent meocne'
oil snch EfflCACf and row Elk as mas oeen hithe'.o
unknown IN the art OF healing Its mode OF curing Is
fSt all utreiaclvc matter IN SEE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

otiiCfSj oiS 'S .
Broad Cloths assorted
ssi,;nsi. ) c0lor'
Pantaloon Stripes
observation-disclosures
Chineie Shaaois, Sewing
Silk do
.Merino and BrOche do
Coiored Chaliey's
Ribbons and GioUes
Fancy Handkerchief
Msetings & Tickings
Summer Cloths
Linen Sheeiings l0-4,cid
Bead Bads.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
STOVE & TIN-WARE
ra MANUFACTORY.
w. "a Y, Stevens.
No. 2 Rogers Brick Block.

HyHE subscriber has now on hand, a large and
extensive assortment of Cooking Stoves OF
almost every pattern now in .4Iso. FIRE
FRAMES, of various patterns.
-ALSO:-
An extensive, and complete assortment of TIN
WIRE. copper Lead and Britania Ware, and a
great variety orothcr articles, which he will sell on
reasonable terms.
WANTED,
In exchange for the above, or tons paper rags;
also-old pewter, lead, copper, brass. &c
Apl l6. tf3 w. H. +, STEVENS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23
I A. B. ROBINSON

rs Selling off his entire Stock, of Goods at EDU-
IL CED PRIC ES for Cash. The stock consists Of
Dry Goods. Crockery, Glass, Hard, Hollow and Stone
Wares, nlaknga first rate assortment and WILL BE
SOLD; No mistake call and see.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

h1L persons indebted tothe subscriber requested
"A cali and PAY up Immediately as all notes and
accounts not paid by the first Of September WILL be
left with an attorney for collection. Apersons having
forthvitbss.a k1s.nsk Ns,sFs "A. b. ROBINSON.
Bath, July z6h163S.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-08-23

!, / Kiderminster CdR-
Brussels PET
Block Cotton IVGS
Red and tohite assort-
India al rol-
Plaid foor ors
Cloths
Super. Grape Cambfets
Highland Shaaols Silks
Lace Veils & edgings
Needle work Capes and
Collars
London prints, La,ons,
e Ginghams
Shell & horn Combs
prime lot of
i JNnttrNSses.
tf7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
R A G. u n C.
METAIRIE RACES.
FALL RING, 1883

- - 700.
SSECOND DAY-First Racc-nlatch $500 aside.
~ hnlt forfeit, a mile heots-Tine between heats,
As minutes. Distance $50 " rds.
IT, Wells oh fBeesw'ne, by imp Levia han, dam
Black Sophia. (Birm'ngham's dam 3 yrs old, So lbs,
dress Black and Red. ~
Grier & Simmons CHI t Wilma Hernden hy
Woodpecker' dam by Whipstern 3 yrs old, 80 lbs; dress
Red and Blue.
Second Race, same day, Sweepstakes $500 each:
5 O0 forfeit; 2 year old colts and FLIES, catch weights,
mile heats, distance 80 yds, 8 subscribers.
Jas > GARRISON, flrfeit
9 DR.. Ira Smith Smith, forGsi il
3 VIM Barrow cutters c, FLY imp Luzborough,
dam by Sin Arthur;
4 Thos Wells enters or Tandnnso, by imp.
Levi'than, dam imp Gallopade;
S &C 5 Farrar enters c fby imp Leviatlar, dum
Parasol;
6 ID Stevenson, fort.;l
7 Col Bingaman enters Martha Malsne, by INN
lsviatnau, dam Techana, by Bertrand;
8 L Simmons en- RS b c, by Pacific, dam by
Clay's Sir William.
Race to come off at | o'clock.
JAMES S GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
THOS J WELLS,
uecl3 Projectors,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

INEFF DOOhN,
I N OF SHARKS & SEA GUlLS in voys
IL The Wife Hunter. in = vols.
The Stranger in China in 2 vols.
Murders and bufrages committed in this country
embel'IShed win numerous engrnvings, representing
the scenes Of blood, AID correct llkeuesses Of the cr,m,
imuis.
Curiosities of Iiterature and literary character iius.
trated by J d. israeli Esq, ID Il, tenth edition, COM
plete in one volume.
Nicholas Nioklelly part FIRST, complete.
Reports OF Cases, argued and ad judged IN the Su-
rreme Court Of the United States, January term, 1888,
bv Richard Peters; Vol l..
Just received and for sale by
WM M'kEAN,
nu'rn COZ Caun and Com non .
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

tohE.
FESHE price of Coke f.om and after the LIST dav of
Works yard, and if taken in quantities. of one hun
dred barrels, will be delivered free of dravage.
The advantage thai Ills article Of flel possesses o.
readily than the former, and freG from the unpleasant
use off il.
ORDERS received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
WELLS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
EPAl.E RDPt-8J coils Kentucky hale rope, in
ASs,ore and Tor sale by JTllAYr.k 40,
my ~ Poydras &c

N0RUS NUTTIC4VLTS.
~ received, iDftl Morus Nnli;catlns; Tor Chinese,
q hai'''rN tree) IN first rate ~ Ter for trnnspianting
~ ,"ftafIoh, Tor SAL by ~LDIAL,CAS. " co,
III ~ 'onlnon st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

II ONDDN PICKLES, Sauces, &c. just received
IL by the subscribers.
10 boxes English Pickles, assorted,
10 " Sauces, do
10 Extra quality London Mustard.
10 Anchovies in glass jnrS,
10 Anchavy paste,
bills. Backing, Day & Martin,
S boxes super. Olives i'll glass jars,
5 !" Salad Oil,
S " Assorted Fruits.
GWPRI1CHARD s. 10 TAGERT J,
noy24 cor PoydraS a Mnsazint st
~ PERM CANDl.ES--300 boxes New Bediold'
- sperm Candles, assorted sizes, OF approved brands
80 boxes mould candles, Jacksou's brand
100 boxes fresh Soap
80 bhls refined " hale Oil
Champaign Wine of superior quality
Imperial, gunpow der, Young Tyson Il s~ouchons
Teas
Copper, in sheets, from ~ to 'G00 lbs
Black Lea Pots, assorted sizes, for sale by
JOStPH COCkAYNE,
nov 20 25 Grayiers At
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

SOAP C~ANDLES-2OO boxes soap, brand James
~ Gonld; 20 boxes soap and candles, brand ofJack
son and IrowhidGe, landing froa ships Cherokee aud
Bazaar, Tor sale by ISAACB BRIDGE CO,
dlU 1874 Magazine ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
LOUISIANA
JOCKEY CLUB RACES

OYER THE LOUIsLa.E. COURSE.
TUNHE FALL MEETING has been postponed TO
Tuesday, the 18th day Of December.
Ftra D0y-Sweeps'akcs for two year oljs-mile
'heats-subscri ption $500, forfeit 5000; four suhsc ri,ers.
and closed-J"ln + Miller, A L Binganan, w J Mi.
nor, and 8 Farrar.
Same Day -Proprietors' Purse, %slon-mile heats
entrance so, added to the purse: trpe f r all horses.
Second Day Creole Purse Of S50O-m;ie
heats.
Same Day--Purse s!5O-mile heats-free for all
horses.
Thru Dny-Propri9tor's Purse 81 ,2OO-two mile
heats; if more than two start, the second besr to be en-
titled TO 3 2OO-ii hut two, the winner to receive 81 900.
Fourth Day Jockey Club Purse 81 800 -thret mile
heats; of which The second best will be entit!e ts 1910,
IT more thun two sturt--ifu two, the winner I, receive
$l,500.
FUh Day The Louisiana Plate, value 81 ,0Oa-two
anilc heats; ln" year olls aud over will airy 100 lbs.
-four year olJS and under, their appropriate weights.
ShrM Day-JoGKey Club Purse, 5 %l,500-our nile
meats: IT more than two start, the second best horse will
be entitled to S5O0-if but two, the winner to receive
$2,OO0.
.SecenM Day-Proprietor's Purse, s6OO-mile heats
best in s..
Eighth Deg Pos Stnke-three mile hcats-en-
arance S25O-p. p-tree for all ages-weight for age.
HENRY A TAYLOE.
J C BRANCH,
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY,
nuvl8 PruDrjeturS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
REALs' HAIR ItEsToHATIvE.-

DEALS HAIR HEsTOHATIVE.-Thi vain.
ID able discovery introduced TO the public with the
fullest confidence and that effect the oect q
its application, viz: THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR upon the heads Of those who have lost the
same and have thereby became bald -r partially so.
certificates might he given to show how success
fully this has been applied never hsvsg failed In
single instance but Il is brought before the public tc
out success deemed unnecessary TO swell an advertise
ment wth particulars.
Its virtues have been fully and satisfactorily tested Tn.
heads entirely bald have BEEN by the
pe Of this Restorative covered with luxurious growu
OF beautiful hair.
None need despair whether old young, Of having heh
hair fuly restored. -
No payment viii he received for any application Of the Re.
storave until the individual whe tries Is satisfied by the
restoration Of the hair.
An Lumbug and quacksry in this matter Is utterly dir
claimed
Beaes Hair Restorative will be applied by the discovere
inventor Levi Bcas To those who may desire 70 avail
themselves or Us beneficial effects al the shse of o. D. Mac
daniel Plat street. New Yorkand also At the Hair Cut
sing Rosns Of r. Hswley, agent No 100 Broadway up
ttairs iyi 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
VAPOH BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAP0R
BATHS.
No. Is John street.


I r. CARROLL returns grateful askno wiedge ments
sion, the liberal bestowed his establishment
which has In successful operation OF eleven
tho limits Of advertisement prccludes
possibility givsg anayca detail Of the medicinal
has been round powerful, remedy all the fol-
lowing Diseases cuaneous diseases rheumatism govt inepi
diseases of The joints. catarrhal
piants Group of the liver, asthma sudden colds,
fever and ague, scarlet fever, &c NC &c.
havc several occasions visited the Vaport Bath Estsh
shent John street. conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. Carr>,
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths admins
ALEX IT, STEVENS MD.
can ch"eruy state that have found the Baths In John
street well attended to- and every comfort OF the patient Goa
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, M. ID.
been for many years the habit of sending pat ns
Mr. and Mrs CAROLS Vaps Bath In JOHN street and have
frequently taken them myself Upon all had
to be satisfied with the skill with which they .dmin
sered; and believe In this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
nothing be desired by male female baihers.
wM }. MACNEVEN, NJ d.
have had much experience in Mr. sad Mrs CanoPs app-
cation the vap,r Baths patients in this city, and pre-
fer them to other. II. VANDERbURGH, NJ. ID.
We fully concur the above statements
GEORGE BUSH, M d.
JAS. q. SMITH, NJ. ID.
JNO. NELSON, M
TIIOS. BOYD. NJ ID.
JAS. A. WASHINGTON, NJ. D.
w. M. IRELAND, M. d.
DANL w. NISSAN, NJ d.
The Baths in constant readiness from o'clock In the
morEns Till O'Clock night day. Sunday excepted,
when they open from till in the morning. Sulphur
Baths all hous of the day Portable Baths with compe
administer them vixen required sent aay
Of the city Brooklyn five nntes' notice. No con-
traed syrups OF for sale Bathing
Tubs Hip Baths for sale or hire. Jy7.l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
DIRDs. BIRDS BIRDs!-MoskSg Birds In full
- song for sale ~ Division street, up stairs jyelw
INFORMATION WANTED

VI The subscriber will handsomely reward any peisoa
order.
rhe positively requires The observance Of The el
lowing rule BY his agents. via
One sclsr shall he returned any wo shall use one
bottle Ways Lamesi for the Plies without beisg cared
failure. SoiyOwON HAYS
Agest Fletcher a. door belev Pearl q, near Maiden
Lane where the article 10 for SALE jyiLlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

PAHM rhEAgh II THIS EVENING win be per.
DOUGLAs-Youns Norvsl, Miss experimentation Mr.
Conner
Afler which
PAS DE DEUx. by Master and Miss Wells.
To conclsde with
MANAG Frs DAUGHTER-In which Miss Davenport will
sustain three characters.
,ors open 7-Pertormancc be gins at f74 Boxes 81
PIT. So cents. Gallery. rs cents.
ki AN LIN HhEATN r., CHATHAM SQUARE,
under the direction Of Mr.. w. r. BLAkE.-rHiS EVE.
MING will be pre- sented
SHE STOOS TO CCNQUER-Marlow, Mr. Barrett-AIiss
Haranast, Mrs Barrett.
To conclude with
SON OF THE SEA-Tom Garland. Mr. Sefton-NanDy. Mrs
Mrs Hautanvi e.
Doors open 7-Perfomance begR past pre-
csrly. = -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
BY AARON LEVY. -
I EVY,S EXHIBITION ROOM FOR PAINT
II AR puhli lie lar meet

II INGS AND WOKKS OF hKT.-Th" pubic Is rtspfct-
fully informed that large ard commodo has been
fitted Liberty doors of Broadway, for the
exhibition Paintings other work sale
fine collection Of ancient and modern paintings of uaooub
merit exhibition, which the attention Of la
Dies visiting the city, and lovers OF the fine arts
orally is invited The ladies may be assured that moth
shall presented their vi that the fasdious
object but the contrary anxious shall
dominate TO exhibit such only cbsste pleasing and in
strnctive.
The Exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10 A.
M ill y Pm,
Admission free.
Eegravings private sale in lots to suit purchasers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

NEW YORn TATTERsALLg-Thsr eRula
sales Of Horses Carriages he conioe To take place
Ibis we'll known establishment Monday " O'clock
The regular sale will commence Monday Esd uly
~ O'Clock All horses nc ended for his sale
and entered eiore Saturday zs Jaiy ~ r. NJ
which time the caaogus will In niure always be KEY opea
eenuemen however wishing TO dispose of their horses had
better mike early apple number
register which Is no open
FOR further particulars and terms, apply
o. J. MOORE, Proprietor,
NY 40 Broadway.
~ n lew more horses he al livery NJ
Pc aud the best attention paid To them. The
Pr, seu not me on the superior offered
as gsntlemtn wishing put horses al livery viii
for themselves INV 10 en,r ~ IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

ing water light protect her against the danger founder
lag, being burned she will be desirable
opportunity for passenger her accommodations
psriur. For further particulars apply 10
ABM. CO.. orto
jl7y JACOB HARVEY, 20 Pine street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

" SECOND WARD HOTEL-Neuto the cerner Of
Fulton street, In Nassau sreefhis we'll Known establish
men, having undergone thorough re6ting, v In
plee order accommodation OF u whe may honor
With their patronage. -. :,
There are In this house. besides the lower story which IL
trswn entirely open public bar large room upos
the story by IS wesu,ed for the sccemods
Of public eesgs, together with several smaller ones
adapted for the cub eerecso for the Of
other private business
Clubs ana private psr,es accommodated with rcems and
he furnished with dinners or uppers composed 81 every
which the markets saord nj sher
notice. EDMUNB JONES, Proprietor. jsll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

" MRS. BIRD. Midwife and Female hysielar, has re.
To 81, pawery door above Bcecker street, where
ladies can be with beard pleasant furshed
rooms the hest attendance during their confinement
Ms Bird he consulted on all diseases incidental
offemsles Advice gratis mysSu'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

II BnOWN STONE Seal Engraver end Jswtlier. has
removed to 1853 Broadway, opposite the PAX Goats
Of Arms Cress, Cyphers, Emblematica Subjects &c.
eraved on sose Diamonds, Anetysts To2;zss Cr sta,s
h. bought the 10 form LADIES' Seals,
Pencil Cases and Sgnet Rings engraved with Goats Arms
Cress any cevce Goats OF Arms painted and for
wardrd TO pa OF the Unlted States
Books OF Healdry with upwards of 1oe 600 names Co,ts
Of Arms feone. jill 81
OSa-n going this morning, from the corner OF Maiden
Lane and Nassau, up NASSAU and Chatham streets 10 The
Bowery, small KEY BREAST P ", with small chan and
Conen heart attached TO IT, The hrder will be suitably
warded By leaving the above nj u Is o6.e. i7 St.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
BRITISH STEAM SHIP. "RoYAL WILLIAM
-(6l7 tons burthes-276 Horse Power ,
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.

The British
Steamer : Roy al
William" = we'll
kao Sn as enc ot
The finest boats in
Eng land, was 10
sail from Liver
pool for this port
on the 9Th inst
and will he de-
spatched hence
for Liverpoolo on
the 29lh INST She
is divided In q 5
s.otif.n. aaeh hA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
CYRUS BILL.
Brooklyn, 4h June, 1888.

Csp,sins o. vessels hotel keepers and persons residing
the country wishing wholesale supply of the Ba
have their orders prompy furnished at liberal DISCOUNT by
addressing Mr.. Wheeler lpost paid as above JNIs "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
NIBL1,s GAN ID EN-.

Les Soirces Amusantes.
susanne, he Ladder Love being pronounced by the
patrons OF the Garden The elegant
deye syeryst produced 1t will be repeated this evening
w. ''S'''' VAUDEVILLE NIGHT.
hIs CraneI MIS- Williams, Mr. John SETON, Mr. L Bishop
Mr. Archer Mr. Kneass Mr. Hunley Mr. Frankn, ha,
Tvaed peri run on The vave trumpet signor Gambai, NJ
,,, WEDNESDAY EVENING July 49,
new petit opera with scenery by Mr. Grain music by
M w. s",ror % NE he orgn,
tired and saaped with additional Poetry for his establish
e Isa gy UT p; rnips; ,nsa ed from suzanne en-.
the interesting and elegant YER
yet attempted at this Garden.
Marchioness de Vermont Mrs cr,ner
Canon cse" sar .xoa Fisher
Washrrwomen, Peasants, Domeslcs, &c.
The Che Waller Duval, Mr. 4 Bishop
Immediately which there win he an in,ernission Of
thirty anues during which the New York Brass Band will
the Star of Co umba This beautiful piece commen
ee es splendid hexagon wheel with brilliant es,amne
sar OF notwithstanding from beautiful revolving
Previous Suzanne the Cerere Overture composed ex.
prsssy tr this GARDEN By Lo Bi,nee contra Baso
LIE MALaEUREWx "r NV Old IL iu Sao''0ne' called
rn Mn Eq e music by Watson
Mr John Sei'oa-Mr Smith, Mr. T. Bishop-Mr Milton. MIR
In rehearsal My wife's Mother new vaudeville BY the
Mr. John seton, Director OF the vaudeville&
To commence al 8o'cOck.
The O. and Promenade Saloon suscep-
uoe OF being enclosed in uniavoabe weather no
ment will take place.
Amusemens evening In the week except Sundays
when the Garden will be openea for Ice Creams Fruit,
Ices OF every variety and of the most approved kinds
Admission 2l cents, including Reir~shn,enl
Omnibusses will from the City Hotel to the Gar
den. du, ing the eveang
The Gard, and Promenades are brilliantly ghsd with
Thousands OF vaiiegated lamps, and superb
collection OF choice plants and Shrubs lemon lime
trees To the q and Walks been added this
Y new Tansparences, cfbeauful design execution -
The Groto Fountain has beeu newly decorated ard poprs
forth its cooling brlancy lamps and
GRANGE ofhowers jyl8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18

~ IssIssupPu AND UNION HANK OF
WI TALisAHAssEE, Florida Rank Notes and Ger
g. J. SYLVESTER,
iI4t 1870 Broadway, q wslrst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-18
ERADIC ATOR.

TAR. JESAGN,s sPECsFlQUE FOR SECRETEs
~ MALADIEs, or "Gonorrhea Eradicator" The above
remedy for dsres disease incident 10 the human
race enlightened mind OF the ennert lie
Sage promue alton and Of which throughout the
Nine doms OF nd Italy, has of late added such
nigh already highly hoaored name OF The invent
This composition uni es safety with efficacy And the We
nerea whether the Of Gouorrhea Gee
sradcatsd by the with certainty and success and
the sufferer Is 20 health, without delay in
convenience Tens OF thousands Of Parsans will accede 10
truth Of these remarks and Is confidently offered to
mentioned oasome disorder Tie secret has hitherto been
confined r. and Italy II Is for tie first time in
sold IN this city drug store Of william Smorson No
70 Fulton street corner Gold, the only established agent
IL Is particu srly recommended aring men,
aniap no portion of Mercury whereby many have been
disabled from service n beard ship.
The Fradcaor found give immediate relief To those
ced h structures whites and diseases Of the PROSTATE
~ Ash fsr the ERADICATION Pri dollar per be.
tie. le2oIm'