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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
iioMG FAREWELL.

pau' tlufop ';hs'moaniain's bow,
All tuned me 70 survey
iymt,e hills all smiling now
Baeath the sonof May,
Se busting world before me lay,
Where must win a na:nc;
lope btekon'J 10 the onword rsy--
Lud WHISPERED thoughts Of fame.
)h memory fondly fingered back,
And dwelt midst gathering tears,
pom my lite'scyentlol tack
Through few, but changing ycnrs,
Ny early loves, and hopes, and fears,
Through disappointrusnt's shroud,
srfss-atnHau sla- sghrn rnr SIN appears
0ne moment ihrougI, cloud.
Farewell the soil my steps tha. stay'd
In lettering Infancy
Where free my bounding footsteps siray'd
10 boyhood's thoushtless slee;
der treasured stores, his memory
Lina'd with each field and spring;
Ss' clings 10 every rock and tree
Asa familiar thing.
And here in childhood's days heard,
Who ne'er again shah bear
|0r human voice--or song Of bird,
Or water mnrmuring near
The echo that, with wcndrous car,
traced from hill to hill
Lms'rins through many aioiseless year.
Rings III my tancy still.
Aad hetc the light Of eatly love
Upoa my pathway she'd
A meteor'slight destin'd to prove,
That dazzlcd me and fled
And here thai sisters grave is made,
Upon whose love l leant,--
Oh fate on this devoted head
Is not tay malirc spen,!
My native home! farewell once more!
Hope darkras on my mind:.
Itempt the unknown world before,
And leave my home behint!
Where shall meet with friends so kind,
As those whole me well!
Another home where shall find!
But yet M home farewell.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-10
EGs ON THE DEATH OF A CHILD

YES ON TIE DEATH OF A CHILD
You mourn the sweetcstrase
Plnckcd from your garden bower
a sunbeam hlcttcd from your sky
Togild the lonely hour,
Aou miss voiccof song,
A brow, no fiown that wore,
a fairy footstcp from the hall, ~.
That must return no more.
Yet think Of all her bliss,
The angel robc who wears,
70 eariycall'n soar above
Eaith's company Of care:
Think how her warbjcd hymn
!" ecs'acy doth rise,
Nrl h the aras of fu,h embrace
Acar darling in the SKIES l.. HIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

COMMON CorNcIL-JoISr BALLsr.-The annual
Report of the Chief Engineer was read and approx.
ed of and ordered on the file.
Resolu tion-To strike off from the register Of fire.
men, the names of such persons as are not in the
annual return of the Chief Engineer. Adopted
Monthly return of the Chief Engineers with list
of appointments and designations Adopted.
George Riley 10 be street Inspector of the 9Th
Ward, IN place OF Philip Buchanan, removed.
Philip Marks and james Ryan were nominated TO
be keeper of the Washington parade ground, in
place of Isaac Brush For Ryan, Is votes for Morks
I6. Appointed.
Jirah Bull 10 be Clerk of the End District Justices
Court, in place of Abraham Tucker.
Daniel Scott was Nominated TO be Street In
spector of the ll,h, and in place of Archibald Nc
Donnell.
Nomination laid on the table.
Reuben Smith TO be dock master of the 9th ward
in place of the present incumbent John Barton, re-
moved.
Jonn Merritt was nominated TO be pound keeper
Of the 10Th ward, IN place OF Hiram Parker
Alderman Holly, who made the nomination accu.
sed the present incumbent of several acts Of ofcla
misconduct as a reason why he should be removed
Mr. Lynch moved that the nomination be laid on
the table, which was done accordingly.
William II. Bell 10 be Assistant Justice of the 9Th
district in place Of Anthony Woodward whose period
Of Office has expired.
Resignation Of wilim Smith, measurer Of char
coal, accepted.
Robert Simpson and J. B. Roberts wero nominal
ted bv Mr. Graham 10 be mtasurers of charcoal, and
Job Haskell and Barnes Underh were nominated
for the same office by Mr.. Purdy. Fer Sim pson and
Roberts, l5 voies-appointed. For Haskell and I'M
derhill IL votes.
Resolution by Mr.. Jeremiah, That Amount Brown
be appointed Wood Inspector for the 18th District, in
place of Samuel Underhill. The resolution was
Withdrawn in consequence Of Mr.. Underhs rcsig
nauen being rendered and accepted That part OF
the resolution nominating A. Brown. was LAID on the
table
Resolution-That Henry b. Earl be appointed
Wood Inspector Of the 22d District.-Laid on the
table.
Alderman Willis moved a reconsideration Of the
appointment and II. B. Earl was unanimously ap
pointed.
The Joint Ballot then adjourned, it beinRspast II
O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

CASE OF B. RArHBuS.-We Yesterday announced,
in postscript, the AcorrITALo of Benjamin Rahbun,
on the ra which has occupied the present court for
the past four days. Notwithstanding the former abb
sorblng interest felt in the issue of this important
case vet owing partly 10 the lapse Of time since IL
first filed the public ear and partly TO the protracted
delays and postponements which have from time TO
time put of the final result the edge Of curiosity had
become comparatively dulled, and the once imposing
aspect Of the case had dwndled down 10 The CON-
moH place character Of ordinary trials.
Seine difficulty was experienced IN empanclInf
jury for the trial. many having expressed an opinion
as 10 the guilt OF innocence Of the accused.
BY resor,inr 10 foiesmen, however, the necessary
number was finally obtained, comprising mostly PLAIN
substantial farmers-a class whose sterling integrity
and sound judgment may almost invariably be relied
on as least liable 10 err IN tbs decisions OF human
tribunals.
There were three indictments pending in this ceun-
~ against the accused for the alleged forged endorse
ments OF three several notes Of $1,000 each, which
were deposited by Raihbun with Messrs. Joy and
Webster OF this city, IN January, 1896 as collateral
security against certain advances made by them up
on the contract for building heir extensive block Of
stores. One OF these notes was endorsed "David f..
Evans" another "Bissel Humphrey Noyes Oar.
row." and the other Martin Daey-Sylves,er Mat
thews" II was upon the indictment for the latter
chat the prest nj trial was had.
The prosecution was conducted by the ID strict At.
torney H. w. Rogers, Esq, and Attorney General
Beardsley. The defence was managed by the former
counsel OF the prisoner, II. X Smith. 4. Van Buren,,
and T. T. Sherwood, Esqrs. The latter gentleman
was sentenced BY presiding Judge Dayton, to two
days Imprisonment for contempt OF court, In the ex-
animation Of one OF the Witnesses.
Az we, on the former trial OF Batavia, published
infinitely the large mass Of testimony taken on tha
occasion, and nearly the same character attaches
20 the evidence in the present instance, we have no
deemed \ worth while 10 occupy the large portion o
our paper with Il which would have been required.
The verdict on the indictment just tried disposes
we understand, Of the two remaining ones in TIM
county. There are still three pending in Genesee
which viii probably come 10 iral NJ Batavia in Sep
trmber next Upon ,hese Mr. Rsihhun has former
~ entered bal IN bonds Of $4,000 Bgfaio Gem
ADJ. Ju'y7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

p The amount Of money lost in the Pulaski is esti.
mated at one hundred and Fifty thousand dollars, and
ten thousand in watches and ewelry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

PETTY TREAsoH.-A woman was tried few days
since at Castne, Me- charge Of poisoning her hus-
bald with dose Of arsenic. The jury after length.
enedtrial acquitted the accused.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

6N3;SS'70&3

~ THIS invaluable medicine has, unaided by padery
rs unains sfcscy in removing incprnt symptoms o.
tina, deadly foeto the human Consumption or Ia radio
ly curing in advanced stage Its concomant. csds
coughs asthma inhus Group hopping cougs an y.
puslc a price which renders so valuable preparation
available the classes Under eaae so va.
aiively Tor some remedy pleasant scon eecus 10
It's lon In their birth hoss~ympoms which,
preparation such remedy prssented TO The community In
the Pectorai Honey Of Lverwort 10 the unfang efficacy o.
which, testimony the convincing character rendered
b, many Of our most respectable citizens who having eipe
epced its beneficial effects have Voluntarily authorised the
proprietor refer them eer anxious escape tom
the diseases shovr alluded tn
In all fdiiculi in brr,ihin caused by rHamns
ian o. the cnestor lungs the Honey Lissrwort
will be found invaluable and unfanr source OF relief ope-
In those distressing eom0laus inciden,o children Group,
whoepins cough &c tn only certain r,msd,and N
against I'VE sEproaehe, % sorsamp'oN In ae se rational
multitude but the seee, one from thousand OF advertised
medicam.ns may with peculiar proprley be applied TO hs
For.ale by JAMEs D HOW'LL, sole proprietor, corner
Madison and Ca.h,rins st., T.. ,..,s.,
J. Eilhsu. ls3 Droaaway.
Adamson 4 Cid So Broadway, and Bswrry.
of James Tauaat Of Greenwich and Warren sts
GeoTs D. corgs.hss, corner offearl and Rose ss
NV Bush corasr 81 fIsmmrrsley and varick sts-
Allen Ingeneli Grad, corner Of Norfos Il
Dr. Boodrooa, corner Of Allen and Rivisgion sn
Csugnscq, 80 Chatham st
Bisgrove Powers, Brooklyn, LII
1F Jo..s; ya nn. ss III
Henry Rawlet h ca. Albany.
W. Bristol, Utica ~. Y.
l. n. swan, Rochester
Luther Kelly Co. Geneva, my.
J. D. Phillips. N~~burg.
Jon Csrr~ner. Sing Sing.
Seymour ID ckinson Hartford, Cora
David Mitchell New Haven.
". Thorton. ". New Bedford, Mass
Roberts N Atkinson, Bahiruore
n. 1. Baker. Charles on, =. G.
J. Hume well, Boston
- To avoid pponten, purchase bottle with
out u bear the plQpretors signsure
liberal discount allowed druggists and country dealers
je2nms .t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

DEATH ny LIGHrNING-A young man named Pen
ner was instantly killed by stroke Of lightning at
Jackson, Michigan, the 9th ult person standing
him at the time also seriously injured, but is
likely TO recover.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11
ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An ,Iegsn, and hight,

" approved Dearifse.-
To give peary whitenes 10 he teeth,
X ephsnce the charms and besuty III the mouth.
And add fragrant sweetness 10 the breath.
u an attainment long devouty wished,
Though Meier iii row effectively achieved
The Orris Teoth Paste happily insures
Tbis mueh desired result, az will its sse.
with prepp'ness ara hgh satisfaction prove.
THE ORRis TOOTH PASTE. while III besutIs~s the
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance o
tartar, and giving 10 th~ rear and pesrly whene~s
proves the color n the lips ans gums sHd gives additional
beauty 10 the tout ensb Of the mosth-by It's ntectrs
greatly tends the decay
and also impsr that peculiar and fragrant the
breath fer which the orris Root Justly extensively
celebrated. For sale vhs lesaie and retail nv
VI. G. HART, No 173 Broadway.
s2v corner OF Couvtlnndt 81.
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ROOTs AID SHOES AT "a BowFHy-
- hnses light colres Morocco Buskins, Grrclsns, ard
slippers 81 roderse prices al chdrens hons ana buslys
slso Ladies black Morocco very gr niddng ssd hesy,
pumps and weted NO Ties SD sprers 40 buklns.
enfleen's iiRht Pumrs Huckskis norocco do III
Walking Pumps SHOES ard Brorans; do tight and hes,v
sst boots do boys srs chdrsns Boo,s, with een.nI ss
cssk ~ ~ Bowcry.
~ So REED.
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Iwns,sa In Clerical. Malabar.l
Slave of the dark and dirty mine!
What vanity hata brought thee here
How can Hove 10 s~e thee shine
Sc bright, whom have bought 30 dear.
The tent ropes tapping lone hear
Fer twilight converge, arm In armi
The jsckaIs shrek bursts or mine ear
When mirth and music wont 10 charm
Nv chericals dark wandering streams.
Where csne.tuiis shadow all the Wild,
Sweet visions haunt my waking dreams
OF Teviet l0v'd " hlls still child,
0fcastled rocks slupesdou piled
ny Esk or Edea's classic wave,
whe loves ofyoulh ana fries dship smil'd.
Uacurst by thee, vile yellow slave!
Fade, day. dreams sweet, from memory fade!
The persh'd hiss of YOUTHS first prime,
That once 81 bright On fancy play'd,
sevives no more IN aftcr time,
Far from my sacred natai cline,
haste 10 an untiwely grave;
The dsriaE thoughts that scared sublime,
Ares sunk IN oceau's southern wave.
Slave Of the mine. thy yellow light
0leans hsleiul as the tomb FIRE drear,
A gentle vision GENES by night
My lonely widow'd heart 10 cheer;
Her eyes arc dim with many atear,
That once WI re guiding stars 10 mine;
Her fond heari H. obs with many fsar.-
cannot bear 10 see thee shine.
For thee, for Thee, vile yellow slave,
left heart that loved me true
Icross'a the tedious ocean wave,
To roam In clmes unknown and new.
The celia wind IL the stranger blew
Chill on my ~ither'd heart the grave
ID ,rk and uniim~y mrt my view
And all for thee, vile yellow slave.
Ha J! conest thou no~ so late 10 mock
A wanderers bansh'a cart foriorR.
Now that isframe the lightning sheck
0fsun rays tipt with dea has borRe'
Ffo9 love. frem friendship, country, torn,
To memCry's fond regres the prey.
Vile slave, thy yellow dross scern!-
Go mix thee with thy kindred ciaYi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

SHOCKING D.PRAvITY.-The Baltimore Chronicle
reports that black fellow had been committed prison
charged with outragng the person ola white GIRL only
years ofage.
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EvIsoN,s nuNTER,s RED DRoP-rhl

I EvIsON's HUNTERS RED DROP-Ths
IL eocirs the only sbsolpc specific that hes beer
Tor the of the dangerous diseases
company The Of which has becr known. when
seated W. the sy~m down from generation 10
ton ceiying The sk Of the most ensent physicians This
medicine Is cwed by every scquaini.d with a. 20 be thu
certain SAFE and speuous nede ~ ksowa
every vrstge Of The poisos The
days, matter how old the and als he
with tbs safety under CIR substances by beth
II def.s discovery from the most nse friend, there
restrictions whslevcr laid the patient Such erea
cur, has performed that the pecisbe ply
scisns using " In their practice. livery phsl viii
have the written signature OF DR. u. Levson, OF wnom
be Obtained prvrieiy Al all tia,es
Price 81 per phis. jee.ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

p Russell the vocalist is delightng the inhabitants
of Montreal with " Woedman, spare that tree"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

IIOUCKss PaNACEA-rrepared solely from We're.
table matter by cob Houck, Bstmorr-which bs
taken with perfect safety by all and IN al Diseases IT.
Tor the following dsesse-Dyspepss Loss of Ap
Petite Indgcsion Inflammation n the stomach Heart Barr
Dnuhes, Dysentery or Flus Piles, F.uls Obsneicc Mes
phus Fevet Scarlet Fever sms Pcx, Ery.psss ~ Az
hony's Fire, Aetha reurisy Measles, yellow Fever, Cos
uvenes wirdon the Stomach Bowels Cholera Hoshus
CONSUMPTION Infvenfs Colds Coughs, inhsmu sinfy sor,
Throat, or QuOsey Who~pnr Crrfh, Thrush or Sore
mouth Pu,rid Throat Group determination oihe Hear
Dropsy Rickets Diseases efke LIVER, JsuDdce Difficulty
nsklnc Urine geet, Mysteries Nervous and scroulous A.
Of the Members and Igswrrts Mrrcnrial an Neue
Diseases Ulcers Ssres Afectors " the skn snd al die
srng from Inpure Blood &c Price per bottle VI 80
Sold by BUSH h'Lbtrh
Ard Dealers drugs eae.es paints, oils sye woods wp
daw glass. hc No at Greenwich street Nsv fort sl., by
Or. NJ NJ Guion corner Bowery and Grandssreet s62m'
INR. JOHNSON iscossuitea cerfsesiisny 81 hsorAee
~ No ~ Duane street, Chatham and William
the following Diseases vix0sverfn~s, 1890 Chaucrts,
structures seminal weakness ssd vurasrons diseases
from veneresl poison Improper wsseni br johnson
engsgeso affection two OF three day,
and the nvetcrsis cases in prpartons ue, without
the us~ ~ any debtsng medicine,
are may witb certsr,y ofucc~s
the scrofpous sore usrrsrd het
nc speedily healed Strangers wnsla Dc wehhy r-isg D.
Johnson can certain preventative mny ee inside sRsns
disess-s whrh bss never s
cd wher used within hours ser Lct
paid and enclosing atee csn necessary
sieIne, ard directions Ter its.use forwarded.
Au~ndasee fcm 9, A. NJ 10 n ~ sight DE- lehnesn sss
moved from 10 ohamberssrcel- je a'lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

EOR DYING THE HAIR, from Grey or Ned N
II bcsuufpI Slack or Brown-MAH0MMEps TURKISH
DYE admitted be The article sent
before the public a. Wy supesedpr every other prr a.
stion for purpose which mostly composed 81 ssrey-
Gus ms,ers must en,uay give entirely IN the
Tuklsh Dye Us operation Is almost icsl being sppird
head nj before going IN bcdon rising in no m~r-
ming Transformation complete. The ssrtlur
crs change either from erup,lco oughnsv
other i he attended nee ar
consequences Whatever Sold wholesale and retsiIhy
ally esrn.r NJ covssnJ,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

A CAWD-INPORThNT TO THE BEAU MONDE
"A = The Vanilla compound, Persian Soap, continues 10
enjoy tie high reputation the only that will
eruyors OF the lace and feckes II rve great relief the
ce and hands where the skin liable chap from exposure
10 the wad which fran lis healing properties great desl
dersium. The smooth transparent appearance gveso the
pexios bespeak for great popularity the
ades As soap shaving be passed producing
In iew seconds fine rich lah~r The patronage re-
ceves from The nobility and gSnry Of France and England
has made II extensively IN Europe.
may BE- tsdof G. Hart eurnrr Of broadway srd Court
i,pdt ST. w. Hart, corner Of Chsmher and broadway,
Vim. b. Hofn 6s7 Broadway ard ~ Guion IN Bow
cry, fgrsnd ~ Henry and PIKE ard al
Grand ST. b. ID. Sands leo Fulton, Of William a.
Price 50 a6.Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-11

II. sr.erher beg 70 the rubIIc rat the nese NJ
h,s .,,~ eotsd ~ nvrying the Water from the spngs
.st a III sl~ss .< ore fer him q slant sappiy
-" JAMES IAMOUnEUx,
ie9srcust S71 Broadway.
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"a oStI5GA. Sc4pssqT .,s IL g5:

MANS PILLs-A and speedy cur certain deb
cate diseases when taken together, the Detergent nu
her and tho Pills a. srengtener ~ the disssssd
These articles universally rsed that thing
which can Ds said In short sdverseen, would not add 70
their great reputation. Their popularity may he judged Of
IRON the fact that loo 600 and boxes have been
sold New York, Philsdeipr- boston and Washington dur
ing the last year Tnose by the
81 these medicines be entirely cured without the fear II
exposure
Of 6rant, Henry and Pike, and 4 Grand
Harris, Of Broadway ans Cbsmbsrs ST. and
Hudson North Moore snd Vim. n Hodmsns EST
Broadway cents per ssd boz with pl direcuen
nG
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Ir.om the N. olIe.n, ricayune Of apri! saJ

fF,om the NJ. Orleans ricayune of April al
DIsshkAsE..,A,,se earnest ,,sue., O NJ: I n !,
Mes'rs Ec!,ors, coneeying II duty which owe 10 my
DOB IN yo.rey Big hat you viii allow ~ me - STATE ps,
se having been surey dangerously with Ger.
vain Tor sieves months have been fy ssd perfectly cured
BY taking this invaluable medicine for very short ,Imesnd
q similar manner. Respectfully, &c.
je20 lm- l.. IT. =
A CARD-JAMEs A. n. gAMoUREUx, No III
"A Brosdv having entered into an aang ment with TIE
proprietor Of the Putnam Congress Spring Saratoga by
which he will receive constant supplies Of the be dis
poee u 70 .he pDsc on drsuvhi ,,aar 70 eas water For
certificates referred tot
The aaaersgn have ersmised with much .a,isfsc,os
drug Of James LAmourux SIT Broadway Tbe water
dawn iIon oun,s end appears to possess all the pro
peru'' ''' ''''' o ''' c ri's SR,eur. ND.
JAMES MAPEs ESQ
IA. FAME, NJ ID.
NICOLL VI DERrNG NJ %.
BENZ. ". Nee AEADv. "a D..
New York, Ju,e 10, issa.
sarsiogs, which ron seep araugh casno fail 70 attract
public ssn-n, and corr spundest measure ~ pnDe ~
81 Broadway, and 10 perfection a. Mases yn ~,
natural founlai hardly 70 have been esPee,ea ns
pubic he assured that arsught from you s.s
presi ely such as would natural spring wiz pT
hsps h sdvsnsge q e s1 e.r-eoss.Ine esy
in adding supply Of esrberic scn gas -
Presu~ed y be lost 70 The 'rsn ran r
hope ,bs, ,hs public w fully .emunera,e yen for Your
trouble and expense 70 a'r'yoee S' ~" heA"'s
wafer. so N MANrrv
Resident Phys'cian.
To acknowledgements. SIT Broadway.
New York, Jsne ~. 1859
r.. ,,~yher bers 70 assure rubIlc tf,t the mode n.
w. 49,, sosd N rvryine The Water from the spripgs
viii 81 al times sure fes him G., s'sni .eppy
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.H ~ II =. ..,.

ssEAE 6istxsks ar oosossahEx 81 sl is se vii.
a. iss.siss and p:riscs esrs q .ssr sosp..a bat
s ssS s sss s, ~seS
@ he nc n @ sA. and sooi
prte sccasioa wbse TO make second persos
w s s ssS ssssrr "oi so~e"e The
consulted considerably by post or Otherwise ana inc nae
al. wosd BE- scarcely possible 10 satisfaction this
le beck asrds 10 all who are ss9sansa vii r. o Desg
physcsn omsny years and also whois hon
ws s m " as YORK.
and Dr. Physck Of Phiiadelphia-s directions are followed
Is. ssa%s so only are e sreai Kinds II The dis
described with painne but the cure OF those other and
bits OF le age NC given with great clearness TIA,
whose health and spirits are sms s down s
To every man be evident that nothing be
nws s. has 70 Lui adsessd s eersn IL
those varying circumstances Indeed u Is to those, chiefly
mosh une ured a.d should be also known is only
the mind ana great incurred by these de-
NOTHING Than srslure as the consequences
.s hs possibly hsppe" and
frequently exists where neither The palieatsr the
esss much ignorance knavery rrsesed by
advertising persons There those for instance, who
pills or bottle Of drops when every surgeon knows all
The physc in The world would never cure structure For
reasons therefore the author has been particularly
make tie Of structures pan and easy and in this
he has succeeded most completely bfany have consulted MIN
structures who perfectly astonhed al the ease and
quckntss with which thew are cured having for years tried
ether in Indeed uader the authors mode
nothing safe and easy than the cure OF
structures
The remaining chapters this little volume the sub
OF vsnerea disease properly so called which every
symptom from its FIRST beginning down to its most
elected form, stated with the utmost cparncs In all their
stnges The will be be ediDgly and
efectua that with the asssan of the little Chest any
undertake his with perfect safety In these chap
tiers also will be found facts detailed upon the effect Of
being married have iame will find some deeply In
terestiHg ex pla aons this subject.
Price Of the Chest and Book complete $2 The Book
alone Sl.00
Letters on consultation addressed TO the author
a20-Sm DIR. RALPH. So Courtlandt st. New York.
" HUNTERS RED DRoP-OfSce Division st-Now
well kn@wn for the and exn rdnary cares
business being detected when all other
needles have aied For particular OF this medicine see
advertisements pages Warranted conhdentiay To
No. Divisions No oher place in the city e2o m
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
AT l72 BROADWAY
VISITING CARDS in plain writing, the Italian and fancy
be procured al the Maiden Lane Broadway,
STOuTS Engraving Establishment where specimen books
may be seen.
Also silver plated Door and Number plates, the plating
which uncommony thick, the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser
Merehanls' Commission Cards executed with dis,ncs
taste.
LSler Stamps, Consular and N0toria Seals engraved
order.
Brass Door Plates, KNOCKERS. kc-
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