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no MERCURY NOR cosAIyA; NV

q BOl-'T six months ago had the misfortune 10 get
- II secret disease, for which have applied to scVe-
raj doctors for cure, and they did moi cure me- 50 now
the above date put myself uner the care OF Doctor
Iiuel, and expect him cure Since that time
the disc got worse, to break out in large ulcers
to the number of six or eight ca leg, and all over
my face and sore throat, and able work at he
present time on account of the disease; large ulcer
The right side of the throat. am putting myself
confidently under the care oil Dr.. iiuet Of Paris,
10 be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
ita l. ~
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Scrofua or Kings Evil, Chronic i,heuouis,n,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis lai,ls III The Bones by free
eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in yatcd state
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with tho
grentest pharmace care and accuracy and contain
the active principle of Sarsnpnilla in the nos conc en-
iried DEGREE combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
ihe great desderatum with physicians in being abb
to exhibit large quantity Of Snrsapara in IA sna
dose, has been obtained in this prcpnatoI-tey, being
lniiy convinced OF Its merits, confidently administer
the course of their practice.
Price 81 80 per bottle Sold ouly at SWAIN
BROTHERS drug store, No. | lCanal street, whe
may be had, fresh and genuine irrc ttrom the prnrri,
tors, Ssvaima Pnnu"Ou and NermitIgo pottar a. t,oL
con, Carpenters Preparations and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs mi
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10 HliI. ladies.
LliI ILL

= TIKI NStNS DNrlLLAit&I, tr removing s,,-
! \ Vegi'un% air from the ice, aarI and arms win
equal s"tey and certaurv, leaving Ii" -hin finer aud
whittier hnn before the application \ fresh supuIy
j4si rece!Heh al GUIDN'S
Npl Exsiilpge Hotel concr 81 Conr,,, and Co4lpo,
sur U.s. apf
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IN Entry r LEE 8 co, No Magazine street, arc
TX row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals from Ale
scll,ern cities large and new selected assortment
E5ts, Roots, shoes and Brosans.
consisting Of ganncmens fine cal! and Morocco boots
do 2d quality; do huf'd, and pegeed boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocco
sppe, mems fine calf aud kipped pesgcd shoes and
rogans 'o boots do stout kip and pegged shoes
. I'd brosans; genlemens best quality calf sewei shoes,
t,oSans aud Jack l)ownings; do calf and Morocco
lckle shoes and brooans do calf, seal and Morocco:
,dian shoes and slippers do calf, buff wn,gs
a new article; do fine calf seal and morocco quartz,
ots loys', misses and c!iitren's regscd and sgwrtl
II osai,s, AMI sl"es Of every p,,alt, and Kind
Also a general assortment q mems stout md
r.~u irosa,,s and shoea, together vita 10 otF, pan,
tgro hsI quality, russell hrogms, nailed il t
lanks n:nc cXfluss!y lut plantation use good AS
r'mcn OF mems ine and stout Nip r,s8cti Irp%,s, !,
" article and n.e quantity OF an ntelio. qualify
t sset and wax brosu,s.
Ladies' inc calf, seal, and grain Welt, ard
pump sole shoes; do fine Fcnt Morocco and kid rin,
md slippers; do Shoes, wi,', an! wou' heels;
ll Kinds and qualities; do lasting r0gas; y,iie'-
II and o>eh bootccs. Misses lasting spring shoes am,
ol gans. Childen's coored Morocco aud lasting bro
:: ,.S and boots &C.
itademc's fine .s ionablr blaek six has; 10 black
IN i''iT'h beaver do ot superior quality; do imitation
Z, ram dos broad md narrow brim mems fine l9,b and
I'll tx Ressia short mapped hats, article. Nnbihs
II e size hats OF 'htiercnt qualities; do crcn',
=" ms and h,'s black and dIrtb wool hats of various
sh pes, with general assortment OF BOYS and mem
g ~! caps.
ms assortment viii he rcplenishet b, the arrival OF
cnh packets from the named cities, al; of which
WILDE sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
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&PAlN REVISITED, Sc, by the author A yea,
- in Spain in vols.
1r"hS Of inda1n rh"roctsr, generals appicabIe to
The AhonglnIes {" North America, by q Turner Esq
vols
Fhc "mi'tcai Grammar, of The rnod Suites, or a
complete view the theory and praicc 81 The genera
and state governments, with the relations botwecn them
States, by L ID Mansfield, Esq
Aiwofs H"nins Tours iurrspcfscd with character
'sc anecdotes, savings and diugs q" sporting mcn in
cim@ notices OF the principal crack riders Of England
with anal sicul contents, and general index of names
volumes
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MAZE ARRANGEMENT
Northern Mail C i;%s

ans Due Every Day at 70 NJ.
NorfheF" Ih""' Closes Every day ut 9g AN
,,-;, Due every Sunday, "Wednesday
by wny Of Mel Closes every Monday, We,Incsts
Coast and Saturday, by 9, p. NJ.
~, Due every Tuesday, Thursday, n
1he he ';s ma" Saturday, by p. NJ.
Vi" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TINES OF ARRIVAL DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. of the Express Mail, betw"on ioo;ie and New
York--leaving Mobile dali" nj p. NJ. Northwar
New York daily at $ ?, NJ Southwark.
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ENPKESS NJ
IINlES OLE ARRINAI.nErA
Northsard. Coming Southwark, tire time is six hours
less; being 5 days and II hours.

NOrtnWdr tCHlTfg HoHl"hrd, tilc Time ~ Fix hours
less; being 5 days and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
DANAWAY from 1863 C#rontielel corner Of lIevia
4 q streets on the night of 30th of August, and
:he morning in Peylras street, negro boy
named CHARLES, about II years of age, and fee
thetcahons IN height, black and has an iHped
mcnt in his Speech Of his legs is sore oceaSionct
by recent hurt he had on when he went away white
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton paHaloons.
Masters of vessels and steam boats are cautioned
gas receiving harborng said negro, well as an
other persons, the utmost rigour OF the law VIII he
enforced against them The above reward will be paid
for delivering him into any of the ails OF either OF tn"
municipalities, 1863 CaoDdelet, corner OF icti.
steeet. sept
NoTICE-'Thc coiH,tnership heretofore existing
l under the firm of dubois d Garretson, has been
dissolved. The subscriber will li1udac the aifntso
the in this city, and requires all persons indeo
ed to make payment to him only, and all those having
claims, to present hem for settlement.
aug SIT II GARRETSON,
w. w. SWAIN.
No. 1tSCnnaf S.reet Nrw O1s0aS
TEAS always on hand con family X reccsin. DrL
h Dyes, Chemicals ard PANS, among jhcis
II
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FH'iIE Genuine lniiun ialsrn vi Lnerwm anh iioie-
Z hound, is PM up in bottles at the low price of 50
tents each containing the strength OF three ounces of
Lvcrwort hest les the trncs ui many other roots and
herbs known aunng the Indians ciicaciOus i'll curing
pulm mary complaints.
The II riynlcd success which has attended The of
this iltStln,tbe Bulsam wherever il has been intro
decd has obtained The confidence and recommends
tons of respectable physicians for The of coughs
colds pain in the side, of ett4si'iltins Of blood,
liver complaint, Nc.
To whom il may concern. This is to certif, that we
have IN oar practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ncrs Indian Raisa.n Of E.yerwor AID tluaslonnd with
n decided good effect: therefore, from the know
ledge of the materials it made from and observation
and experience recommend il snperiO preparation
or all those affections of the lungs for which it is re
nmende,i. ALBERT WILLIAMS, MI
CALVIN ELLIS NJ. d.
Membe.4 of the Boston Medical Association,
Boston October %.
sa!ebv JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
~ ia ,u1,1 A nm ait ,rIlus ets
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PlNNOCK'S ROME, Sc.

IA,
Eb!NNOCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
Hnidsmiits Abr;dginent OF the History of Rome
TO winch is prefXed an Introduction to the Study o
koinan History, and great variety of valuable infor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans with nu
nefous biographical and historical Notes; and qucs
tons Tor examination at the end of each section. IL
, llSlfllca with thirty engravings wood, by AIertOn
FlNNoeks Improved Edition of DIR Golsnlits History
Of England, from the Invasion of Julius Cesar to the
death OF GEORGE I'd, with continuation to the yea
1872. With questions for examination at the end o
each section Besides variety Of valuable iuiorna
ton added Throughout, the work Consisting OF table
ol contemporary SovcreignS and eminent persons
CoplonS explanatory notes. Remarks on the poll
lcs, manners and literature of the arc. An uutineI
the Constitution, &c. &C. illustrated by many engrl
ings.
GUYS, PIGMENTS OF ARrRoNoMY, and an ADriignen
OF helthS New Treatise the Use of Globes New
American edition, with additions and improvement
ana an cXpution Of the Astronomical part OF tie Am
Iican Almanac.
just received and for sale by WAI MskEAN
nov "a corner OF Camp and Common ste
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: AEON SlnES-36 casks Cllc,unati sln,s
AS'HniInS from ''l' steamboat Ecno aun or SAT-, II
bOhERI ~ liAWr
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II.fNI' EN > IIIASSTTAL ITBRARY.
I ! GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis, d D., with
4 an appendix, containing Transitions of various
o9des &c: by Ben Jonson, Cowcy, AllItnn Drydon
Bryan, ~. and sume OF the more eminent oo.fs Of III
luy-and
rHGDRUS, witt, the appendix If .inIns trans,
led by Christopher Smart in vols ufl4l, vulu.nas 5
and 94f"ilarpcrs Gas sical Library
Ihe Expedition of HUMPHREY ClINNER, by
S!hoiietl ii ,, with memoir OF III, tuthor b. rhpm
Us Roscoe, ESD, edition. with illustrations bv Gs
t'rlikshank ~
THE iifSY Tale, hy tlraurhpr nj icbelieu
Mary or trsuniN,' AZ, Lew edition, } vcls .onplsr
II enc.
fAlI ilFFOGD, by Inc au,,tor .. "Fslnss
Inc illst 81, Nc, benny volume ~ ot ttte new cd
not"El ~vls Completes ~ - Jun received a
shie'A WM McNthN
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Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets

EbUllE \ MAY, liousr, Sign, and Ornanl"nra
Painters, \" 5 C;nuH,!te street, two doors from
Eunal street.
limitations Of thu following woods and marbles ex
ecute,l ia :, mastery manner.
WaHni MARBLES.
Mahogany, IL ,'i;tn black anil COLL,
tiak s,i:iIa .,l Amtico,
Pollard 10. Oriental or vcr1 antique,
Gnrti do, jasper,
Crled Maple, Blood Stone,
Birds Eye 80, Darby Granite,
Satin Wood, Potomac,
Hair Wood, Dove or I'nrcll",
Nrw Tree, Gi!u, White,
G"ron,,u,c on black Sisnna and !. octelIa,
Rose Wobd, Anci ,n Grey,
Ash " Lin, OAK, ST. X &c.
Carried Elm,
SUvc,tnviis n: 1t the shO,, Paints, ellis
glass; cop.l 'arnish, &c. ON hand nj !or s.ic.
ARoN. STEEL Il HEAVY GOuDS-liut, square
Il and bundle iron, well asso ted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods and plough
mO.,sS
Cast, German, shear, blis,ertd, spring, sheet and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut and wrought nails AMI spikes
Le, block TN, mil! ;tld grand stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, Ar,cl!'As hoes
Ok, log a. ii Trace ,haims, cnH, Mills
Anlils, vices, hammers and bellows
Wire, s!cc, pig and bar lead; shot
C~:l and cooking stoves
Amos, Row land's and other spades a,,h shoycls
Hook and plate hinges door :jnd window hooks
Collins, Hunts, shtll,s, and other
larii and Manila cor'lage, lines and twine
Bolt and shcatng r0ppcr Naval stores
Pants, linsectl and sperm oil
A full assortment of hardware aud ship cln,ndicrv,
alwaS on hand, and which are offered n sale at whee-
sale or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
tAAItb\ Go f);l evnp
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick house, situated doors
a from the Second NiunicpaiitY u all on Chnres
stioet Rent very low, possession given immediately
t,nnn;rt at The nfenIises m29, #.
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s:sss u Iti% SiuiauA Cuilre;
SiSs ~ bnNcr OTIS luH each MoseIie Wine, 1896,
81 do ut2 do 40 do 1921:
50 do Of ,lo Ip porl, 1870;
10 do of do p brown Sh"iry, l6it
40 pipes extra Madeira. For ale by
ilENtUtli4AE, BROWN y Ga.
'.1l1 tIA..t.
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J. G IiEEL8ARROWS, &c--,5 Wheelb,rto"s, %
y dirt do. in stot G, Tor sale by
CHAMlLiNS s. COOPER,
nI5 50 Aulu st
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gslANK BOOKS, of every yHrrtv "f rHtue and
binding, constantly on hntd: aud Printing, Kuhn
and Binding np0tN executed, at short notice, by
DAVID Ft.' + \ GO.
NIB NY >tatinnefs Hall, . / ChurIles Il.
HeK Ni,N-lo bids fourth proof American Brands
Z , lucd,ng, nr Sacby
ISAAC BRIDGE & co.
mel l34 Magazine street.
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t., O (P-idn l,li boxes No i Soap, brand of James
- tiouit, for suleby ISAAC BRIDGE < 60.
MS l5i Ngrali.r street.
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EMoN SYRUP Il r!CkLHS-Under"o Gods Lee
Z mon ;'S,lp and Pickles. assorted sizes also, oO
boxes of Lewis 4 iaskes Pickles; for sale To- rose
Consignment, by JARVIS y ANDREWS
Ell cor Common nd Fc!nupiiuuas
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DIV n9D G DORSEY. Al New l,eVee.
apAGGlNti AND iiDPE--212 pieces puggng,an
l5u coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, for sale
by LAY Ell AhthoNh'
ml0 II Commerce 81.
/ AfiGlN(;-500 pieces Kentucky Bugging, land III
} from ste amer Gen WAYNE, and for sale by
YOhkE, BROTHERS,
tp6 q Camp street.
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a lDUls-5OU bbls : Flour. for sal" bv
II MO g DORSEY, Al New |.
HR CASKS BACON sides for sale by
DIV ip9g G DORSEY. A New ievee.
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
the English Ocu!ist.

Louisville, Jnly 1887.
Copied from the s. " c. Adrorac Of the 18th June 1897
At the request of DIR. Williams we insert the follow
ing note from the Rev. MIR Howell of Nashville 10 the
editor Of the South Western Christian Advocates who
it appears, has examined ac diplomas and other doc,-
nents evnciyc of the Doctors claims public patron
aye In consequence of accident, DIR. W will To-
main in Nashville a few days longer than he at first
intcnded-say the LIST July.
Rev. Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. been requested bv Dr.
Williams, the oCull>t, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents cyiuCiya of
his claims to pnhilc condec rin his profession have
in company with Il valued friend, done so with pleasure
Among them found letter from Mr. Pageot, nj pre-
sent Charge d Anares ot the King of the French, at
Washington addressed to Dir. Williams testifyng the
commences ct the diplomas from The Kings of Fruncc
Belgium, %c as well as those from the Medical Socic-
ties of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known To be Of high reputation in this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing instan-
Of great success in tic restoration of sight to the
nnd. have seen ne rly all his poor patients in this
c.;y. | knew none of them previous To their coming
uHLer his care; but all have say they are uil-
occasionally bcncftted.
itoB'T. B. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81 1857.
F. :. Since writing the ABOVE, OF DIR. Williams
patients has called upnn me- and says he had II tlaIly
and totally lost the sight OF eve for seventy wears
hut declares himself BETTER that last night for the
first time in his life that he recollec he could dis
tinguish with tn eve some of the prominent, ars.
| learn that this old gentleman has lived many year,
in this rion, and says he has been Methodist during
fort, years.
Yours, truly,
nusl0 r. b. C. II.
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(NHE"kS ON FHlLADELPIIiA-F"r sale by
" huRKr BROTHERS,
81 taEfHp street,
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"A Dor. tlAFS, in carra--.1 dp.eu nhito v 90
w Has, for e-ie JOHN u GRAHAM.
an 10
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EsUNIE \ MAY, liousr, Sign, and Orn;n"nla
I Painters, \" 3 Cl,tlelc street, two doors from
Canal street.
lni,utious of the rlnv;,,,- N,,nLs and n,,rL,.e TX
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No. 1fSCnnHf S.reet Atm Dfs0aS
4 EAS always on hand con family reechin. Drl.
L h Dyes, Chemicals ard PANS, among ihcl. are
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Merchants.by forwarding request by mail, can
have printed circular, with description OF goods,
prices and terms, from which deviation is ever
made, furnished by return Of mail.
A Il orders will reccive immediate attention.
New York. 1898. it3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

OF all the shameful impestions practised mon the
public of this city, next to the niquiteus meat mono
poly and the extortons Of house owners,) none are
soandalous the frauds daily pepetrated hack
men.
Wew notinclude aim one sweeping asseveration
but the majority Of them are low drunken, diss-
pated, dePraved and disgusting set, This majority
never let slip an opportunity to swndle the unsus.
peetlng stranger or to bully the timd female. We
rejoice to that two or three of contemporaries
have begun to take the matter in hand, and should
be wanting in our duty were we to refrain from lend
ing helping hand TO put down the shameful SYSTEM
of extortion which the hacknen have 30 long car
RED on.
In order that Our readers may have data 10 gob by
and to check the fraud we will state that the follow
ing are the fares Of the Hackney Coaches established
by law;-
Conveying passenger one mile or less, 37A cents
Every additional passenger, rs cents.
Children under tive years of age nothlng-hom
two to fourteen, half Prce.
Each passenger is entitled to take one trunk, va
lice box, bag or other travelling package-and. a
many more as he pleases by paying Six cents each
| extra, or ia cents, if over mile.
IL the distance be over mile and MT ever two
milestone passenger is 80 cents, and each addition.
| al Is cents.
By the day, with enc or more passengers, S5.
| BY the hour, for the first hour I'll; 2nd hour "
cents, and succeeding hc ,drs, 50 cents. , !
If carriage Is tazea by the day or hour, il must
be SO specified at sne time Of firing
If hack sre,ained or hndered, the driver is ent
tied TO 10 Cents for the first hour and 3a cents pei
hour afterwards, in addition TO mileage
Each hack is required to be conspicsously number.
cd and to have the the rates of fare posted up within
it, and in default of either Of these, the driver shall
not demand or receive any pay"
| The following is q list OF distances:
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EssISEEaINs.-We have received an interesting
communication from practical engineer detailing
the various mposi.ions practsed upon the pablo by
parcel Of igRorant vagabonds throughout tho Union
who call themselves " engineers"
Our correspondent also, ably shows the economy
Of employing regular bred mechanics as engineers of
steamboats,, &c; and demonstrates the actual loss
in dollars and cents, to say nothing of the lives aad
property of passengers by hiring for that very re-
sponsibe saatisn, men entirely untitled for the bu-
siness.
IL 10 a very common occurrence, in all sections OF
the country, for the sake Of saving few dollars q
month in wages, TO dismiss accomplished work
man from the engine Of steamboat, or alocomohvs,
and put in his place fellow, who, but a week or two
before, was employed fireman, in splitting wood, or
pumping water into the boilers; his whole kno wledec
Of engineering consisting in starting and stopping the
engine.
The title OF Engineer" has recently become very
fashionable. II used TO distinguish men who by
their talents and ingenuity had acquired emnencs in
mechanical arts; at present il 10 adopted by the We
rest loafers in the community. The fellow that
heats the water Of prison, by means Of steam sp
paraus for the purpose Of purifying filthy vsgabonds
or to keep the mush pot boiling, has the impotence to
announce himself a cisa engineer" the sponser
who Is employed to scrub coppers in an extea-
sve victualling cellar, rejoices in the name Of
engineer" and the peer wretch who tolls in q
subtenaneaR in feeding soap boiler furnace,
will be nothing less than practical engineer"
The superintendent Of the mad scow, who scrspes
out the public slips and basins, has under his COM
mand no less parsonage than hydraulic ensi-
seer." boss chimney sweeper y best known asa
FIRE engineer" and the chief Of the patent scrapcrs
feels himself Just as much entitled to the cosnonen
Of "eneinecr," any other chief does who blowsone
mans house into the air, 10 prevent another mans
hosse being burned to the ground.
This is great country Every man nares his own
title and goes upon his hook. II s the very age
Of humbug. impudence 10 the only stock in trade
necessary for an individual to commence the world
upon; and the public-good natured, kind-hesrtcd
soulsare ever ready to favor the pretensons Of the
greatest impcster, and become the dupes Of the NEST
barefaccd knavsry.
0J' German s-spoons-pens-pencl
eases. A splendid assortment at rs Maiden lane,
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The HAcKaES.-Mr. Disturnel requests us to say
that strangers coming this city, and residents also
can always protect themselves against the impssi-
tons of the hackmen, by consulting his " Strangers
New York City Galde"-a little pocket volume, con-
tanning map Of the city with tables Of distances
and the rate Of fare 10 which the hackmen are enti-
tied by law. II is for sale by all the principal book
Sellers
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EX:TEy{!ElfyNI :


II This Invaluable medicine has unaidea by puHery or
p.onags gs I'd rsPsoS s oey y Consequence q
that deadly foe 10 ths human race Consumption,
asthma Group whoopiar ugh and All
hammatory affections Of the shest and lungs offered 10 hc
Available IN estn the poorest classes Under climate a.
ah the prevalence Of such Complaints ca
lively Zoe reucdy, pleasant in us action esctna In
operson renese n ther birh those SYMPTOMS which II
sas r,ay to The Sn Sn s1Sh
the Peclors Honey q Lverwor 10 the snislug efficacy
nv nav o. our mos. rrspectabe c,us wso hayng e,.
renced ir beneficial ,ecis, ave voluntarily authorised he
he disesses shove alluded 10 ITO"
IL ~ q diicsly brs.tinr caused By nasmns-
willie found svsusbe AID unfag OF rel eG ope.
hose distressing complains nciSss,o children. Group
~hooping coueh kc, Oh. only eriais remedy-sad In
srss he approaches ~ eos.umpsos II" e the saton.
motto furibus Unum, not the 81 unity from
9TH peeslar rroprsv be applied 10 the recIe-
ror ..l, by JANIS D HOW'LL sol, proprietor, corner
q Msa'p =, .ss cs.Gsr enc 10 IL, x,,d.t,
Ad.%. s.1 cas S's SOC sts.s~.y. ..a Bswey.
George D. eosss.ssIi corser Of P.sri and nose sta
T. nlbbsrd, 22s sovey.
nv Bust corner 81 Hsrmersley snd v.rick 81.
Dr.. siooSsood ecraer o. Allan ssd RlviSg,os 81.
Bi.srcvs Powers srcosly..LL
Henry RsvIes Co, Alssny.
". Bristol Uucs, ~. Y.
4. y swan, K-cheaer.
Luther Kelly n Co, Genevp, MY.
J. ID. Phillips, Nswhurc.
Jso. Carpenter, Sing Sirg.
Seymeur 4 Dickinson, Hartford, Coan.
David Mitchell New Haven.
n. Thornton, ir.. New Bedford, Mass
Roberts a Atkinsen, Baltimore.
" l.. naker, Charleston. 4. G.
,. Hunnevie, Boston.
ont II bears the proprietors signature.
liberal dscoust allowed 10 Druggists and country dealers
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31
nR yANDM,. Byn CHS FkMALE RENO

II WAITING FILLS, fom Germany, an efrctuai remedy
for suppression regularly and all where nature doe
not have her regular aud proper course
NJ. B. Not taken during pregnancy The sale Of l26
boxes dung the last nine months sufficient GUARANTEE
their efficacy Id only by MRS. BIRD, midwife and female
physician 322 Bowery New York. Likewise her celebrated
soothing syrup for children teehng SAFE and eectus
remedy Also excellent remedy for nipples, prepares
and sold as above Advice gratis. mys Sms