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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

II NNE'S BLACKSTONE-The most important
N parts of Blackstone's reduced ques
lions and answers by Asa Kline.
Just received and for sale by
nov 81 F. TAYLOR, Immediately east Of Gadsbys.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

IJOME AS FOUND, &c. the continuation of Home
1 ward Bound by Cooper, just received by
+. TAYLOR, Immediately east of Gadsby's.
Also, Napoleon Memoirs, Evenings with Prince Cam
baceres Second Consul Arch Chancellor of the Empire,
Duke of Parma, &c. by Baron Langon. Country Stories,
by Miss Milford, in one volume. 81
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

SPLENDID ENGLISH ANIMALS, for the coming
- year, this day received, for sale by F. TAYLOR.
The Book Of Royalty characteristics Of British pala
by Mrs. S. G. Hall, with 10 beautifully colored
cravings.
FiEden's Tabeux Of the Affections with twelve engra-
wings.
wings.
Drawing Room Scrap Book, by L. f. L. ...."
Buds and Blossoms containing large folio engravngs,
by Landseer, Heath, &c.
Findens Oriental Annual.
Friendships Offering.
The Forget-MeNot
Cauntcr's Oriental Annual
The Landscape Souvenir containing 40 large engra.
wings of scenery in Italy, rance and Switzerland.
Also the christmas Gift from Fairy Land" with very
numerous designs by j. D. Chapman together with seve-
r other American Souvenirs all that yet published
NIL OF which will be sold strictly the lowest New York
and Philadelphia prices. nov II
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

mo choice in one district But Sub-treasury
candidate is in minority.
I No choice in one district-but presumed that
"Canada Patriot" Loco-foco will be elected
t The member elect prefers plan of special de-
postes to the Subreasury
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

Thus in those three counties, which, in
1886, cast an aggregate poll of 1886 votes,
there was change against the Sub-treasury
candidate and in favor of the opponents of
that measure of 5,67l votes! What but Con-
SENTATIVE hostility to that measure, led on by
the bold and intrepid TALLMADoE and CLARKE
effected these unparalleled changes in these
three counties Nor were their influence
and exertions confined to these counties alone.
They were seen and felt throughout the whole
State.
In Chenango, the change in favor of Mr..
Clarke was still greater.
In 1886, he was elected by an Administration -.
In 1888, BY an Administration majority OF 376
MAKING change Of 1885
This is but the harbinger of the general
strength of the Conservatives. 1t will appear
in equal might, and carry with it as sweeping
effects in the States of Virginia and Connec-
ticut in the next elections, " IN spite q tamen-
tattons here or elsemhere."
Conservatism" it is true, is Of but little
more than years existence yet their history
shows that during nearly the whole of that
period they have held the balance Of power in
the national Legislature and how have they
used III For their country and its good
only.
Let us admonish those who are disposed to
treat the Conservative party lightly, whether
Loco-foco Democrats, or Loco oco Wings,
that they shall continue to pursue the even te-
nor of their way, disregardng alike, taunts and
threats, from whatever quarter they may come,
until they have accomplished their object and
aim, and saved heir country from the blasting
efforts OF Executive ambition, and the grasp
of aspiring demagogues and despots.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
BE USITy--IN NoN-EssENriALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARITY.-Angusna.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

Duchess, in 1885, gave Marcy. . 1908 Votes
do do Seward 2247
.s Majority for Marcy, 1866
In 1898, gave Seward majority nr ga
Making change of 2l90
Ulster, in 1886, gave Marcy 3673
do do Seward 2377
Majority for Marcy, l296
In 1888 it gave Seward majority OF lO07
Making change Of 1903
Chenango, in 1885, gave Marcy 36l2
do do Seward 2734
Majority for Marcy, S13
In 1888 it gave Seward majority OF 3Oo
Making change of IT'S
Total 5b7l
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Prospects of 1889
as parties St0od in 1887.

26 majority against the Sub-treasury in the 26h
Congress OF this number Is TO 20 will be Coner
ratiues, 1cho ,ciH still held the balance of polrer.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-21

OFFICE STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

close under her stern and read the TeSy OF Var
pars, rigging wodass, and the esheads were gone
saw nobody on boardhe high quarter decked vessel
Charesiob, ashore Saturday oppo
site to Fort Mfla She was making piotwss
The James A. Mills owned by the Pocasset Iron Co. sailed
o% ssen 5 nit % corn for ian ard has
IN that vicinity on the 18TH fears entertained Tor
her safely vessel and carg spIk insured in Bo''oa
JAM sth lat ST. 27 N lon. 81 Lse,te. (sw Miden
Jan Plat a75a w. Ion g. Il, h,y Tom from NJ York, for
Porto Rico.
ST mhLss. Nov loThe Arab - This port reports speak
Edward Dage ett Hudson, 1000 lost beats.
FOREIGN PORTS
Orr HAvRsiDec. a-Sipis dc Grase, wiederholdt New
SIERRA LEosr Africa Nov 90 David Richardson, Alex
York. I'm Si rrd s s%a sh e sssTgs
CasrIsE. Jan 9-Spd Napoleon, New York Cookbook do
New BEDFORD, Jan. Arr Rodman, Stetsen, York.
BosToN Jan barr Wave, Baker, New York; fremont,
PKoyIDEscE. JAN is.-Arr. Express, Parker New York
PHLApgLrHiA, Jan. Is Arr Illinois Baymore New York
BALrIsioKE, Jan Henry Bager, Wise New York Cpd
RIcHmoNp JAN isArr. Ann Eliza, somers, New York; d.
SAVANNAH, Jan. n-Crd Pandora, Sheppard Providence.
Arr Newark Durham, New 70 k Savannah Lvermore do
10th cid Roman Davis Bestsn arr Chatham Gorhara Bos.
TOM Howard, Merrill, New York
George, Hall. New York; Ashley Whit. sey de- In the off
ing Jupiter Carter, Portland Me- CPd Troy Wood LIVER
poel; Napoleon, (Br) MChappir Liverpool Harriet Scott,
Br) Arnold do. Ganges, (Br) Corkan, do; King Phillip,
Humphrey, Boston SID Nance, Crawford nserdam Vic
eria, Candle', Liverpool.
ArAAcHcoLA Dec Arr. Washington Irving, Latham,
New York; Veto. Lscomb, do.
PENSACOLA, Jan l4-Arr. Tell Fair, Pratt, New York
NOZZLE, ian. l0.-Arr. Spy, Boston
New OaLEANs Jan 8-Cpd. Manchester, Bosworh, Liver.
pools Europe Drummond de- Bashaw Boure dol Saratoga,
Hathaway New York Louisiana There Havre onge Maria
Hoogenheuze Amsterdam; q. G. Raymond Poe Apaachi.
cola; Deborah Wing, Mobile; Masnum Bonum Smith Mata
gorda Arr Alfred, Cheever New York Lotus Skddy do;
Transit Windsor Boston John Holland, Robertson Thomas
ton; Hore,- New Bedferd Lycoming Daggett, Boston,;
Margaret Smith, New York; Frances Ashby Ahby Apaa-
chicola; Christana Cox. Bath e) Jane Ross MIAosh,
Havre; Robert Norris Gray Havana; Votaire sleeper Tho
maston: Zoroaer, Wellesley Tbomaston; Kosato, Murray,
Wiscasset; Hokomok Taman Cansden tMeD Peru Dennis
Newburypert
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

The import for 1887 1885, sass iss5, so7es;
ks54, 6sSl2; lass. 81 lSs; 1884, COOL.
Tbs shows that the import this year ais shgnuy snort
OF last The trade with that city however increases
CoRs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is exceedingly dui. risur
3sT5 foreign wheat, $l75-holders are anxious 70 sen
corn soc.
PRovIsoNs-As stated in market OF last Friday
arrived here yesterday from the
pouth And OF the cattle offered for sale brought
the them the preceding week. yet there
was decided tendency decline and before fortnight
we NAV decline OF at least half dollar
me hundred cattle. The small supply OF sheep will
Dreyeut their price ecinng least for the present
The provision unusually dali in alits features
for of the but whether this be attributable
tirey scarcity Of money and the eeonomsne plans Of
the people generally, dmnuon in the population Of
the city owing number Of aborers having LEFT for the
south being able obtain empoymen whe
1her combination of all these
we prepared present precisely To determine
thiag certain there decline in the demand
for articles OF food throughout markets.
and wise enough adhere this wholesome
system Of ecsnomy till the arrival of summer shall have
sweeping reform in the prices
ing our provision markets. and much less complain
The sx ravagant prices of every article of food.
subject Of decline in the demand for Of
all kinds, not be ams again to refer the following
tables ashowng the number and the value of all the steers
sheep swine In Boston and New York. the two
principal markets the United States the last three years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
Gle cared.

Ship Lafayette Blair, Chareston Geo suon bark Poacber
Ho-s G,%pepscsy engs Pilot. .,, Hazard knEston Jam
renee 81 Marks Fla W. W Pratt schrs William Mary Err
4 Lowd.n Alert Isrj Scott, Halifax, N. 81 sloop Cicero
ARRIVED.
Ship Harnger Pratt Apslachcola IS days, to Post
Ship Wan Eggs, vaugha Gsttenburg ioa days, with 479
touy iron, Hoord In lat $3.50 lon So
spoke Shy Lark from 81 Thcmas for Newport Spoke the
Ship Elisha Desnson West Mobile, IL d.ys,o r. ID. Hurl
Oh Cape Carsryoral sigaased ship with white
Bark sag Barahsm, of Boston. from Manila, Aug with
rdy =. caS. ass
loading cordeIg Of Boston do Adelaide ofNew York, dol
srIe New York Dannioy, wa.hi-gto, N. c. days. with
naval stores, to iehin Co
Brig sae,s seming, Madeira % days. wine and mdre
Brig Neyfus Green. Sierra Leone, coast Of Africa to
Rrig c.rdels, Sherwood Charleston, days, 70 Allen
schr Mail, Bearse, Boston, days, TO the master.
schr Page Hslett Boston, days, to order
Sem ShsM smith, Togsn, Baltimore. ss.ys, % order
ss 4, - p. p.,
syse - from Turks , iSs With salt n RePoTF 1 The e
schr W SUR Cromwell baltimore 2dsys, with oysters,
ssir. asrlsrs sq"re., Baltimore days, with mdre, to
Brown Co.
SAILED ships Europe, Marshall Liverpool, Rhcne, skid
dy, n.vre, warsaw, Mesdeu Mobile and severed others
Wind sw. fresh -
MEMORANDA
nesars s, ssvannsh on hs ION inst at 10 lat
sunk apparently 25e ionsa spar sticking out Of water
The William Hsrvy had gone pieces Mosquito bar.
The Asnes was sill whole, but there much hope Of
her being got afoat
Capt 9rsen, % the N.v from Sierra Leone reports
that the loag boat Of the O., Cap H., (Capt. O. does
not recoect their arrived s. L. 18th New with six
on board The authorities had them
n be sent 70 prison the day the r. ~ e and remain
until crt fer by this The o. sailed fro New
York IN September Cor Fort Prsys Cape Verbs where
lo,ded Wits salt and sailed for Bueuos Ayre days the
above sir men mutnied fsseHed the below
stole all the money the captains they had
been 45 days out when arrived L. had re,hng
boat that they had stolen from the ship which
an With and returnes to P where they shipped Poru
guese and proceeded her voyage Buepss Ayre
Captain j. Keelcr, OF the Empe-o,, when the sp
only days out from Neriok, Tor Liberia ary
sides in this city.
The Joseph sprag Anthony from New York for st. Croix
Rico, of Bahsmss Captain and crew saved
he sailed from this port Oh ut Part OF her cargo
aud the remainder driven with the brig consc
duently lost
Cspa Iey. Of the Chancellor at this PORT few days
since, Tenerie hue the south Of Bernuda fell In
wth wreck apparently Of vessel about 200 tons he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
A ..AA~ss sa.s-
NEW YoRK HoRsE RAxAAa.

W For the Sale Of Horses Vehicles &C. &c by cosnss,ou
throughout the year at H. d. precisely, wHhout regard
The proprietor opportunity expressing his ar
the patrons Of this establishment both fov
liberal Patronage upon lhe Bazaar and begs 10 a.
h friends and the public that has now its sole manage
It's continuance
Horses taken at livery usual, and grooms eua-
Horses hire best description at the shortest notice 10
90 ON. Mm. cOwAN. 81 Crosby 81
BSeRlss bi n e3s,6sir fTo2Ts AND sH0EsA
curiosity and experience benefit same time had better
call a. these immense and Shoe Esabishments Nos
Their Of iu 10000 pais o. soos and ..,;
times Una that aasny OF Shoes most eegany
menoued) will satisfy that his time and rom
es a %.sr proof Boots
the pair elegant dres. and wet weather Boots for the siarr
s. pair ses ss ladies' sgs' Slippers RS %a s
with of sl see s 100 ~ e pair
mention such lined, bound and urred Buskins L. B. and
Misses and 5SG sioes a. sn &c In
short every Thing IN the line thai wanted Tor amav may
articles will be found the best that the city affords and
RICHARDS WALKERS,
No. 2.8, 232 and 294 Caoai street
azsm' Largest manufacturers and retailers IN the city.
SIK6N sAFEs.-Thepu5ic are invited 70 cali AZ a. K.
1oss s%S % Rs Sss .. S
factory evidences bis possession Of The perfect security
The capacity the MaerS Ibss new IN
on staten Island IN the southern of Prbnsy
m other sections OF the United States and with which
safe thoroughly lined TO resist eectuay the intense
neat among me numerous facts we adduce prof Of the
entire ehcdcy OF these Safes protecting their
iHJury by IRE we merely select the following
John Sco he sole paeDtce for the application of the
eTd ASBESTOS IN the construction the
city OF Philadelphia on the 29th Oct 1896 the
numerous citizens covered sof an ncL bsk
with Asbestos 10 the burr OF cord Of seasoned wood;
the box as filled with binders paper sh~ngs when
opened It's contents oasd unjured although the iron
Crate nron which it rested heated .e al
ea
that tine) was ia The counting house OF ressrs Hubbard
Casey IN Exchange Place at the time in The hls
cily whish saved all Its contents ubinjured.
The certificate with number o hers OF the highest
spectablly, together with die various patterns OF
safes may he at the store Of A. Mo No. 22 PeaJ
street. agent to the manufactures whom otan-
ed at eur regular wholesale prices.
ni-3ms JOHN SCOTT h Ca
VISITING CANUS-VfSITING CARDS ENGRAv-
ED FOR TWO DOLLARS-Laoies and gemlemen fur
nsfng tier Gard Plates have them priHted =
hours notice In superior style the finest
An extensive assortment of specimens Tor
examination. J. NEALE. Fngraver and Printer
John Broadway.
Carols at Home, Ball Tickets Store Cards,
in superior style
W Observe No. 6.
LIKENESSES! LIKENESSEs Miniatures painted
from 10 TO Is dollars; Profes dollars All
likrDesses warranted. d2I-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
CARDS.

- At liz BRDADWAY.
VISITING CARDS. IN plain writing the Italian and fancy
Sands printed on the polished German Pore, Card may
be pros ured nj the Maiden and Broadway
may be
Also silver plate Door and Number plates plating
tor the advertiser
and taste
der.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, &c.
STOUT corner OF Maiden lane
uSuJm' and Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

II The following is copied from the Washington Globe
ofthe 2zd Dc 1885, relative 10 the English ncuIit,
IS the anded TO by the Ediier OF zons wachman
which appeared incur paper ot tn. instant.
We have been furnished with the following from
Pageo Esq Ambassador from his Majesty King Of the
French to Mr.. Williams the ncslst;
SIR this instant reserved your letter bearing This
days date by which ou request to examine for the
% The different diplomas which granted to you by
the soveregns OF France, since the year 1914
which, consider to be fully authentic and would no he
ation giving official atteation belief in the
genuineness Of those documents if had the authority of
Of the Mi .ter Of Foreign Affairs WAN u''
have eqnay examined the med cal diplomas given to you
the samevew numerous letters written by Sc
fed the services you classes in France
whchseryces entite to the just reputation you enjoy
In the hopes that this letter may your purpose
remain SIR with distinguished consideration yossr,s
To John Williams, Esq honorary ocus to his Majesty the
King OF the French jill IL
r PUBLIC NoTICE.-Pubc Notice is hereby gives.
that will not be ans~erabe for any debts after
this dae-EvEs ~ coSTR acted FOR BY HowsoEvER
RELATIvE-AND .FURTHSs STATE, WISH NO PERSON To
-, - 20. B. sRANDRETH MD.
T"GowARD's COMPLEMENTARY AND nENE-
E give s E ss s tho s "a |
poor OF ward and the Canadian Patriots The Hall will
Hall Dodswonh's celebrated Band engaged Tickets ian
be had of George Baord 81 Hudson Price ST. to adj.
mt a gentleman AND his ladies'.
n. 81 am the pleased with this Ball as got up
entirely unknow and particularly of the
high pment raid la the Resolution passed unanimous
~ by pupils, that"I had been by
vidua, talents ard usefulness pubic ten
years in the city of New York" BEG the Commit
sncere thanks and hope deserve their
the publcs kind regard.
jl5 3r ISAAC COWARD Teacher. % Hudson
~ FRANKLIN COFFEE HOUSE, 50 Maiaen Lane and
IS Cedar sresI-Severa fine Saddles Venon will dressed
this IL and O'Clock, served up with curran Jelly
at e7t cents per plate.
jl7r JNO. p. BROWN.
MANITOBA middle aged American womaa to DO the
w homework OF a small family. To that
well ndea good wages will be given. Apply 20
avenue ID, between Sd and Attn st. ji7-3t-
WANTED-at 57e Broadway, first cook,
w whoc be well recommended for capabily, nc. APP
pcaton TO be made between the hours of 10 and ~
English would he preferred. jill ST. .
OAR FIXTUKEs-The reranisg part Of the stock
- aud fixtures belonging the or Samuel hugg
ceased, will this day be sod at Haeys Auction Room 2s9
spring ST. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
ji1-its III. HUGO ADMINISTRATIVE.
WANTED-As smart active boy about Is or Ia years OF
w One who write good hand and active
industrioss may apply al the desk cf this office. jus 81
ERINA DALL.-The Erna Benevolent Association
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17
ITO THE FASHIONABLE COMMUNITY

engagements necessary opening fashionable Hat n
tsbrsbmeni would inform his friends and the cssmuniy
those who may honor him with visit article which he
fondy hopes viii be soupd suited IN their deares
To appearing before the Fashionable World
and provide this most essential article OF dress and
the various p~cuares of a OF TASTE the
proprietor not nsbe the agntuds OF the usder
but rests with perfect confidence In the experience he
pcaoR 10 this most particular branch Of the business
For the Information Of those who chose
the proprietor would state his decided determnses deal
strictly the Cash PRINCIPAL The facilities OF purchasing
the material for manufacturing entirely wsud
leave the judgement Of Discerning public p.esging, IN.
self that pnns shall be wanting hn
the appreciation OF hts and
watehal 10 anticipate tse desires He would solicit
csRd unbiased inspection OF the goods OF bis prospcnon
An assortment o Canes, Umbrellas STOCKS Gloves BrusoeS
nc, constantly on hand. n73mt WALLIS. 100 Broadway
~ pleasure inform his frcnss and the public general
that hs has opened Apohecy Store AT No 81 Chambers
at two doors from Chatham, where he win be happy
day and night upon these who may honor him with their
rsnags he has studied in Europe and for last sixteen
months he employed Ia the well known establishment Of
Mr. j. Mhhau, where he trusts he has given entire salts
faction.
Medicines Of the hes, quality will be used by him, and phy
clans prescriptions wbe put with care and despsich and
II the lowest terms possible. nS3e.
Gy,TrE,Pss ., G ss.s ,., AID
e1urme low prices The Following new. goods
Rodgers, woslssholrn, and other fine Cutlery
Ivory and common table Cutlery az Kinds
Wade, ssd Butchers, and Flliots Rszor
Britsrns, plated and jspanned wares
Anvis, Vices, Hoes and Trace Chains
Edge tools, Planes and Files OF diderest makers
Collins, Simmonds and stores Axes
500 Gums, 500 Riaes, 1000 pair Pistols
Gun and sporting implements OF every kind
Gun materials tor Gunsnis
ers oissms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

gated Metallic Penn
IOSEPH GILLOT begs 10 inform the public, that 10
constantly receiving from his mandatory, In Birning.
sam regular supply Of his approved Metallic Pcrk-
The sock hand offers the United
stse and OF warranted good qu,hyamongss which -
arateH Msgnum Bonum Commercial PEN
"Originsl Patent Slip Pea
"Origna Patent Ladies' PEN
Eagle PENS"
Double Damascus Barrel L,nars reruvisn, New
York Fountain and Damascus PENS" up IN variety
uyiesvix cards s dozen each with wood and a.
bsta holders w boxes OF dozen EACH with holders;
roccocascs, shell boxes and morocco cards.
F" Alaata Evcrpoint and Pen and Everpent Pcncisv
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
From the well universal celebrity above
Pens sssested by the hole mercantile cemuny Rurops
and the United States several unpysscped MAKERS have
onpose upan the p.5c by spurious imitation par
porting original Joseph oetrs Patent" bu which
are utterly worthless and entirely destitute Of those qualities
requisite writing which have establhed such On unps
rallied demandfor the original pen, In every cousty where
a knewpl!
The public hereby cautioned ss be ru !, r susrd
these oounerfes they ressny et cted Nv
their unfinished appearance and by the style whck
they sent INTO the msrhe In their attempt inpose upcs
the unwary
Esch gross genuine pen enveiopedtn neatly p~in
ed wrapper descriptive Of the srticleit contains
Further To guard against the fraud the pubic win please
observe that the genuine bear the following
always sding from the point of the pen;
Joseph Joseph Joseph
8nous Gifslrs olou
Faent Wanaaea. Maker.
The above be had nj his Warehouse No. 100 Beehmes
teret, one door below resrl New Yorh. oieSn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-17

~ T. JONES formerly OF Providence, L. and late OF
ud ss beg leave y n'1b% .Ssye we
knewn Hotel which he intends fitting up In style not 70 oe
surpassed His Wines and Liquors q the best quality and
no pains expense Ill be spared to render every nns com
iNrlabe To ali who may favor him with call.
lie would also inform the public that the house being very
somoaious he Will be prepared AZ All times 70 ~ II, M
attend.
NIB Supper ard Dinner Parties will be atended,o in real
stanlly on hand jl7lm"
T EyIsON,s HUNTRN'S RED DROP-New
Office, No Division s-The Only sure and sae cure Tor
the Venerea known world. 70 every o
sound Judgment be evident that Hunters
Red Drop certain and eectuai cure Tor =
disease he Venerea In addition 10 the extensive sale OF H.
endeavored initiate undeiable proof OF It's wonder
u virtues We do wish to deceive orugge with the pub
lie, merely the plain and simple truth, as our ce
Gates win shew on application at the once Inc uhortunae
should conAer Dr. Hunter their guardian angel eseuing
them from the fangs Of disease in which many have been
brought much by drugs as by the
disease by ppcaon of this medicine have been
ored rfect health and tneir woned purity We wish II
10 be that TO effect cure In all cases
After selling New York for upwards OF two years and in
Philadelphia years, which np out OF thousal els OF
has ed he feels perfectly satisfied that me- matter
how old the how nveerate he will perform certain
cure thereby causing the sufferer TO be as tree from the
real poison and as pure the day he was bern.
Price 81 per bottle Office Division t-no other place In
this city.
Or A preventive may be had.
Every genuine will have the written sgnst
OF Uriah Levson
To human since It's human is not du
y look indiscretons OF fellow creatures with pity
and do all that lies power without Hurng ourselves to
preserve them misery and disgrace!
LEyISONS HUNTERS RED DROP is warranted to
to effect quick permanent and safe cure without diet smell
ndrance business all Lette paid, de-
scribing ease will be attended TO.
Our offices No 50 Haml on st Albany NO 81 Noh 9Th
Oresns Charleston s. c. the on places in the
the genuine medicine be obtained. Jl7.lm'