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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

A Pre- Nc GBAND seALE 1t WAS an
bounced, lew weeks since, HUI the Steamboat
Peutss Yanla ntti dcd 10 take itpta The Falls oi
number o ladies' and gentlemen pleasure eH-
cutsuniu tliat wild region. Il appcfs that tue
pAts. consist NJ o sIXtN persons, have returned from
Ibis uni 81 lev thousand miles, wlthout any ac-
cldent aslng ocruIIcd much graiifed with the mp,
< gNing glowing DIES rpuoHs oil tue Wild scenery, Y
tha native beatty aud verdufe of econnlfy thiough
which ihey passed They pald a slsH TO the la
dams, al tbelrs ll1ecs N The nalehbot.ood the
Falls, AID evfal luudt,do Of lie Latter entertained
them with tarioos Dances Nit VII ,oHfret oilers
the Nssahiccon, the Seh0, lkill. and tue DrI-
aware. scarcely out ol sight ol tleIr onn chmueSs,
say 10 sueli al excursion as tuis :!
PaJlc Lcdscr.
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JUNE 18th, 1880.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a hand.
w some assortment OF
.V'EEg' fsOOEsS.
CONSISTING in raf OF the following articles
Blne black Z. de Sou,
Back Gro de Rhine.
DO Matlioni Busrinss,
Printed Lawn,
Black and blue black Bomhazncs
Checked and PLAIN Swiss Muslins
Nenela~ Bonnel k,bhnds, a new article,
Figured Gro de Mp do
ChrucN Cord,
Black, hosted and plain English Silk Hose,
Wine do do do do
Black Hnravian4# do
Black adfaucy coloufed Twisted Silk 6 loves,
Do do KID do
Do 40 Twisted SILK Mns.
Bonnet Whale Bone.
we deem II useless To enumerate, as our stock OF
hOODS Is at present Large and desirable compris-
Ing neat Y every uuole ot Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES,, HATS, SHOES, Il.
&c. We cordial, invite oui friends aud The pub
lie generally to give II call. as we are determined
TO sell them good bargains.
YOUNG & MEEM.
door belize dc Farmers Bank
We have sesera! Rooms above our Store fuf tent
\. x NJ.
Jnncl7 tsI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

sfaffs ate Oh tbeir Wy. TIE DO. iians aen Al
coHil9
The ,if,.t of The news by the liverpool upon
na4 market viii rfpbably be fivo Sbe, but a. VT
have not seen psnale letter. The signs oil tie
ti.nes IN Loadoa are bette, though money is $"
stafee.
Monetary as well commercial matters wear
\ more favorable appearance on the ~hole bath ~
town and "a tie ,nufiirs. aud the accounts from tie
manufacturing disilicis are also mole cheerful IS
ies afds lhe drniaaud Ion manuiSGipIed teods.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

CHE, El9lI4a Aagaruc L#.saa ieIsta.ole saw" :"
tLr ou1iie I'ht motive "hstlfs Efe lffi 80 "'u,o
,ef aud as.s 5. iuar ~ tyc bundled peuads' us
uherl b. propelled % the auiauai iaar tnge h''c
trn Nas,f-fs ~ IN atc connected WITH gfFahte
bsurf. eauIausfll Il Alternate hlstes ol copper anu
zine Ftaal - 10 10 ie,eialluas III iHianie are
pfodnead ~ tbs arra grueui inr hahrs IN success
sri,in uhout ar, change "a The apparatus ur hdd'
ton to tie liquid tsalphuIie Ael.l which acts 90
he battery.
P,alrssai Morse. the Inventor ofthe Eectc Nag
gefie 1fIfsfaei winch has been approved by the
French Insiltufr. 10 Pans. has examined This M
ciune siaoe RS return irom Emoge, AID expresses
.ha. 1llysng opiaion:
~ lSe pleasure IN giving you IN writing What
he Electro Magnetic machine INV N operation n
Gold siiert W. So. The application 81 the Mig.
urtic power n tins machine produces greater effects
dian 10 aay arrangement have vel seen, and do
not peraeae ans insurmou thle obstacle 10 the ln-
dehuale increase Of these e0rcts.
Tie experiments at Ma. 81 Gold street, have
lccu t14,le under The direction Of associatiuu ol
.cnfiemen, WIN some tine slnee ahtfined act oI
Incorporating for an Electro Maaneae Company
winch y. understand has been afeaozed and part u
the Stock aiken 10 lhis clty, Philadelphia and Pro
,,denee. We hope ciiizeus and strangers general,
who fond ollmprGyemruls IN science and the ans
viii visil tie establishment where tins machine na'
be IN daily operation, and assure them o
ample grllIfcalion for the touhlr.
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eouul. The Eng6N Stock marksI eonseqneall,
ismate buoy ant thfou. bout the day aud iel' oil
firm, although the extent II business Transacted 10
II Was MT gItdt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-08

The Anniversary ol Ames.ean Independence was
COMMUNICATED IN this place with the usual irsl.s tiles
with military and civic Plrades, professions, sa-
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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06

the liberty of the ensIaved negro but to the
moral ard political elevation of the free negro
[From the London Christian Advocate July 90 '33 I
ELLIOTT ericsson.
The two meetings which have been held on
the subject of the American Colonization SocIe-
ty have at least served TO show that it is a Soci-
ETY. which has nothing in common with the An
ti-Sayery Societies of this country, from the
members of which, however Mr. ELLIOTT
CREssuN its authorized agent has managed to
obtain considerable sums of money. Those
who by las representations were induced to fur
nish him with funds b. lieved that by so doing
they were Fastening forward the abolition of
slavery in the United States. Some of them
SUI believe it but what are the grounds of their
faith We know not. Others however have
been undeceived. And we may conceive what
was their surprise aud what their indignation
on leaning from the hest authority
the oflcia documents of the Colonization Soci-
ely itssh that they had been duped by its plau-
sible and smooth-spoken representative; that In
fact SO far from the object aud tendency of the
Society being to exterminate slavery it is franz
ed upon principles the inevitable operation of
which is to p.olong slavery to the longest pe,iod9
Our readers are aware that Mr.. Cresson has
refused Mr. GalFison's challenge to public DIS
cussion of The merits of the Colonization Soci-
ETY.. He may have done this for two reasons:
either because he thought himself unequal to such
formidable opponent or because he was in
wardy conscious Of the indeftnsibleness Of the
Society which be represents"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06

the mercy-seat faint, cold, and formal p
The beaiing Of the pulse in your nasu,
raj veins, is no surer index TO the state oil
vour bodily health, than is the "pulsatlon
of the soul" to that of your spiritual
health. How full of meaning. then. TO
everv believer, is the apostles injunction
.Prsv without ceasingr'-Ch. Secretary
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-06

the Colonization Society appears to me to adj
opt, az the basis of its schemes, not the love but
The hatred and contempt OF the negro race-and
10 regard every one tlnged with their blood as an
object not Of kindness and brotherhood-but of
abiorrence and Of exclusion from the common
sympathes and afinities of our nature and from
that union and fellowship in that Savior in whom
there is neither Jew nor Gentle BaIbarian nor
Arican-blaek nor whfte-bond nor free-but we
are AL one ia Christ Jesus.
The unchristian prejudice Of color which alone
has given birth to the Colonization Society, tho
vanished over with other more plausible pretenc-
Is and veed under profession Of a Christian re-
gari for the temporal and spiritual interests of
the negro which IS belied by the whole course
Of iis reasonings and the spirit az its measures
Il ga deieslable in Itself that think it ought not
% be tolerated but the contrary ought to be
denounced and opposed by all humane and espc-
eally by all pious persons n this country
And u especially h.eones those who have taken
ann active part in behalf Of the negro race
whether Ia this country or IN the United States
70 keep aoof from all cooperation with body
whose evident purpose is adverse not only to
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

binding and exquisite type, for all these Of the
first order, and worthy the sacred Office to which
they are designed.
The BEAvTIEs OF THE Hon. HENRY CLAY. Ed
scard Walker, lI2 Fulton street.-This little book,
its title indicates is selection from the most elo-
quent and patriotic speeches of the great senator Of
the west. 1t contains some thirty passages in de-
fence Of the last war, the necessity Of high tariff,
the duties of the government lands, the red men,
and other exciting topics which once were the source
Of great party feeling, but but land marks
to guide the student in political philosophy.
We cannot say, however, that are great ad-
mrers of this sort of scssoring from the speeches Of
great men, merely to get up book, and especially
one which must contain so small proportion Of the
sayings of any American senator. 1t is like taking
two grains Of wheat not out of two bushels OF chaf
but out ofa whole harvest, and then showing them as
a specimen Of the fertility of our soil.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

6sS6 NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
kkz&S OF PACKETS.-To sail punctually every Mon
day throughout in the following order
Ship vicksburg October lsth Ship Mississippi, Oct ast
Ship Orleans Oct 2sth; Ship Louisville November 4ih Ship
Panihea Nov Ilih ship shaxspeare New 18th Ship Ar
kansas, Nov. 2sh Ship Huntsville, December I'd Ship
Nahve Dee. 9th Ship Saratoga Dec 10th Ship Aasa.
ma, Dec 23d Ship Yazos, Dee 90h.
These ships all OF the first class coTpered and copper
fastened experienced naygators constantly in
the trade will positively sail as above and take steam at the
Balise.
Persons about embark for the above port will find the
Of these vessels for Cabin Second CABIN and
s,ee,ags Paeng unsurpassed By any Others, and cannot
fail 10 every comfort.
For passage apply board at Orleans Wharf, loot OF wall
street or W. j. T. TAPSC0TT, IS Peck Slip, next door
10 Isl south street ol7lm.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02
TRANsATLANTICs STEAM SHIP Co
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

The steam snip LIVER
y1.y3Mxea> >t--S~f\ POOL, ll50 tons barthen
SskyRNll'TN~UN%\\\ and 46s horse power, r. J.
.,sss FAYRER, r. NJ. commander,
%Ss appointed to sail follows
From New York. From Liverpool
October 10 September Il
December Ia November 10
Fe Liverpool thirty nye guInca $l6S 33 in the aft
nd thirty ruineas $l4o) the fore saeon including wines
lad all Stewards fees S5 No second class passen
ers taken. Children ,uder ls and servants half price,
100 tons freight will be taken-appeaon FIRST to be made
# the Office.
An experienced surgeon accompanies this ship.
For passag. or freight apply personally or BY letter TO
s23 AbM. BELL CO. Agents, lit Fulton ST.. NY.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

49, - REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR B0s-
hS-~y4 TON, Daily, Sundays exeePted,l at 8 Y. NJ,
eeH from Battery Place. Pier Ne |, North ~
YER, via stoningtor, Newport and Providsnee
Massachusetts,, Capt Comstoch
Rhode island, Capt Thayer.
+" Nsrragansett, Capt. Chaa
Providence, Capt Woolsey,
LeyiHeten. Capt Vanderbilt -
One ofthe Boats win leave New Ysrs daily except
Sunday.
Passengers on the arrival of the Steamers at stonisston
nay take the Rad Road Cs and proceed with the mail ume
lately Providence Boston, may continue IN me steam
T va Newport and she the rail road Providence for
Boston -
The Steamer Providence, Capt woolsey, will leave this
afternoon, Saturday, ID Novembw, al O'clock from fier
No one the Rhode Island Capt Tha,er
RI the time from place for Newport and Proy
denee direct.
Passengers or the arrival OF the Steamer al stcn,ngton, may
,ake Rail Eoad Cars and proceed with the Mail immsd
stely to Providence and Boston. sW
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

NO MONOpOLY-WAsHINGTON LINE, Fer kas
on Pa. Thrcuxh from New York 20 Esston in hours
For ,ests apply No. Couandt street, Few doors from
Br.aawy. JAMES w. HOPE, PROPRIETOR
"a I'M
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

SEx FOR CHARLESTON-Tne fest class, fast sail.
TH ing copperej and coprer fastened packet ship SU
s6 PERt0R, Capt Bailey, burthen 800 tons, having the
greatest OF her ENGAGED and going on board will
with immediate despatch. Her between decks very
spacious and will be fitted up in the most comfortable aud
convenient for the accommodation Of second cabin and
which st h.. taL. iawcst
Intending to embark rcspesfuliy requested
Judge for themselves before engaging any
vessel For egh, passage, apply board Elephant
wharf, pier No. % or ~
RAwSON McMURRAY.
corner Of Pine and South Streets
o2a or l67 South street.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

ONE PRICED HAT STORE.-THEODOkE
m CLARK, corner of Chatham and Pearl sts after ma
ny years experience in business asd after repeated aud
untirisg efforts attain the object, consistently be-
YES that he length succeeded n anufse turing am art
which cannot fail to win the apprcbaos Of all who w'
take The trouble 90 examine u.
This article to which the attention OF The public is
esrecisy invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that Cor beauty oheafness
Durability and comfort u cannot be surpassed IN the city OF
New In addition 10 the usual vcre,y q Hats and Caps
also hand constantly Fur Hat OF superar
quality, which he can AFFORD at -FOUR OoLLAHs and ,as
Hat for past, has given 10 customers the
unqualified satisfaction. Justice 10 his friends as well
himself makes proper tor ham 10 sy, that he sells Tor
cash; the sustained from bad will not have 70
raid BY good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at
old stand where the asking u always the
selling price sep7T.sm'
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

NGANGANEsE.-25ooo 600 lbs. Black Oxide of Manganese,
IvI (ground) for sale BY fERssE BKooks,
o9a Nc.6l Liberty 81
NTERvOUs HEAD ACHE cured in a few minutes BY Chez
IN mans Camphor Loxengessold at 100 Nassau street
NJ yorl .od 10 F.ttop street Broohlvp o7y
A LMONDs-60 Barrels shellcd Almonds 100 Bales bard
~ sbelled Almonds, Tor sale BY JOHN MICHEL,
nt.lws As Dad street.
cnnn MORUs MULTICAULUs TREES For Sale
DsTUV They viii be sold low account Of eosirgcon.
eern Among he lot 800 trees with year od roots
Appiy Al $40 Houston street ola lm'
V,OLET-A r.rIer with Bedrooms sdoinirs furnished
Il Epou,re At No 10 Barcla, street si7n
DosT0N CRACKER BAKERv-willism Bond so Orc'
ID ard street Grand would inform the nohIie that
manufacturer he B.son and hsrd crackers IN superior
STYLE the oay place they made IN the city likewise But
tsv Sugar Soda aud Mia Biscuit and Pilot bread
o72-sm.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

NDlA RUBBkk sH0Es.-A large 1sssrtmsst - raoe.r
shess S<ss wossns and shas.sns, plain and ssurss
se~tsnsy Cor ssle lev pr'ess Tor CASH seahssa s's
Wsster~ purchasers iny,ted TO csh. - =
o7.Ims JOS. KNOWLES, Ne lis Maiden lass.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

Kzn- elegant steamboat UTICA, Capt Truesdell,
s leave the steamboat pier foot OF Liberty street, FRI
,av ,f,enrn ,on, November \, al o'clock.
Forfreieht or passage apply 90 CROOK F0WKEs, cor
or of Wet and Liberty streets; PETER e. SCHULTZ, al
,hs ofke. or the Captain on board.
M 4, goods, freight baggage, bank bills. specie, any
hev hind of property taken only the rss OF hs owners
shsrssf myn.5n
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

- BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATs.-On hand
f and constantly manusctu elegant assortment OF
- his mneh admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion
Ao very large Of Fur Mu, from The iewest
price 10 sgsther with extensive assortment
cloth and fur caps Youths md chiaren cloth
and caps all Of which offered the most reasonable
termt BROWN, lie Chatham street,
si4-sm- Opposite Roseselt st.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

- THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
~ having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, viii resume her regular
eayag New York every Monday and Thursday after
,oon at o'clock and Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
ernooa olsck touching the intermediate landings
70 receive light freight and passengers
~ B-Ai freight. baggage bank b or ecie must be at
Ne rs &C tne owners OIL aoingny tnsrefcr
~ Inc oods h entered IN the hoakssf hsSbt
ng CHAWrUno. sfAhIlN "
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

lyIvE UVl.LARs ~. WAkU.-Losi, oa trs nth Ocss-
II Der, sea~ Newark young Setter Dog Of brown liver
color the and ieg white spotted with brown;
Of his tail snreIy WHITEHEAD on stee ch1n cosr
to the rio The above reward viii Be psS
returning sad deg No as FranhIin street, New Yosh
a91-op
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

6xK- MOBILE PACKET-City Line-Goes to the
kT5Y( Whar-Positively the first regular paeket-The
&tsi<6 and elegant packet brig SELMA, M smith,
MASTER loading and having the part of her
engaged will meet with ediate dispatch
Having accommodations for cabin and steerage
passengers persons intending embark should embrace this
very favorable opportunity BY making immediate application
board Bulk head between Pine ST. and Exchange wharf,
or to RAWSON McMURRAY,
o25 corner Of Pine x Sorth II. l67 South 81.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

- NEW FASHION-BR0WN& cos, new style Of
Hats ready for sale al the low fred price Of 49,
~ They supa In beauty any offered for the same
price eombs,ns the requisite qualities Of the costly
ghne, durability and lusre. The great number Of hats
which sell aud for cash only enables them to furnish an
article superior those usually sold at the same price The
pshlc are invited eraine and Judge their merits at Bsowr
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse lis Chatham, corner
Of Motfstreet New York si33m'
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

NA ANTEL OaNAMENTS-Jsst received, . great
wi riety Of Asntel Ornaments onsting Of BroAzsd ard
Gilt Girondclsa ~starich ss French 0N Cands-
ebras together with ase ety Of Bronred and Berlin
Iron Ornaments such i,Card tlS Vases, ThermoReters
Il. DELEvAN,
sasy n, MAIDEN Lane.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02


dsl. awarded him the late Fair Of the American In
sttute Tor the best Beaver and Nuira Hats exhibited
remisds his and the pubic that HI. standard
prices arc xed following unprecedented low rates. VIZ.
Premium Beavers - So Nutria ~ 80, Mole - 90, shk
~ SO wholesale and retail at his Hat and su osoishment
1si Chatham street, New York z. WATsON
r s-Aso hand and constantly manufacurfng, every
description OF Ladies dressed Fur Nuns Trimmings for drs,s
Sc SC For sale fifteen per cent cheaper than can be
bought elsewl ere in the city. o26 I'm
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

kkK FOR MOBlLE.-The frat class fast sailing cop
M3&r pered and copper fastened packet ship HlLAH,
a6 Capt. Hammond, having the greater part of her
cargo engaged and going board, will meet with immediate
despatch
Having very comfortable aid roomy aceommoda ions for
cabin cabin aud eerage passengers sndng
embark heud make immediate application board pier
east side Maiden Lane or to
RAwSON McMURRAY,
as Of Pine s. South st.. South.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

SfST- FOR CHARLESTON.-The first class fast sailing
NSNb eoppered and copper-faseced Packet Ship SUPE
Asx. RIOR, CAPITALS Bailey, burtken 500 tons, having
the greatest part Of her engaged and going board
will meet with immediate despatch.
Her decks very spacious ard will be fitted
the for the accommodation osecond
cabin steerage passengers which will be taken the
lowest rates. Persons intending to embark respectfully
quesed board and judge for themselves bef,re enga
ging in any other vessel.
For freight passage apply on board Elephant Wharf,
to GLOVER& s. HcMURRAY, 90 South st. o24
Morning herald., 1839-11-02
y~~ - FOR PEEKSKlLL, VERPLANKS
HyxrazT5E POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,

= r~S - FOR PEEKSKILL, VERPLANK'S
HsxrSszF5R POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING
TARRYTOWN, DOBBS FERRY,HAs
rINGS AND YONkERS.-The new and splendid steamboat
xOSCUSKO Capt ID. Haywood will leave the foot Of hob
street. ext above Barclay every morning. fridays ex
epted at o'clock, stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
,a.A way. Returning, will leave Peekskili at O'Clock
Breakfast and Dinner on board
For the accommodation Of passengers she will make trip
IN Friday, leaving above.
For further informaton inquire OF HAWKINS VIII
LIAMSON No. 81 West street. where packages, freight NC
viii be received for the boat jy2-y
kkR FOR NEW ORLEANS STAR LlNE-First
MEx@ sh,p.-The packet ship GEORGIANA, Captain
Parsons will receive freight until Saturday evening
and will sail for the above port Monday the 4th INST The
pace ct ship SARIAH will succeed the GEORGIANA, and
sail en- Monday, the llth inst
For freight passage the lowest erms apply on board
at Orleans Wharf, or to
nj 90 South street.
S&S FOR HAVRE.-The well known ship HAVkE,
MTfH> Captain MsKown. Has the major part of her
cargo engaged, and will be promptly dispatched Fer
freight or passage apply ta 8w5At
BOYD s HINCKEN No Tontiae Building. $50
6kSE FOR LIVERPOOL-Packsto of the 9Th November.
MxHH> The splendid new Packet Ship PATRICK HENRY,
AD Capt G. Deano burthen 1000 tons, will sail as
abov :. her regular day.
Having for Cabin and Steerage Passengers
by vessel port and terms moderate
intending embark should make immediate application on
board, foot Of Maiden ,ne.
RAWSON & M'MURRAY,
o3l Corner Of Pine and South st., or l67 South st.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

ID YDER's IMPROVED CORK SOLE BOOTs.-Ihave
N discovered plan in making Cork Sole Boot.
which renders them durable than eher yet brought
The Of he being sole leather instead
Of upper leather they break of The old has
will Owing TO the dryness Of the cork
abstracts all the nouhmen from that article and break
of which be the with the They neat
and lighter and must have the preference all others
ol9-tdl- URIAH RYDER, No Beeknan street
COAL! COAL.! COAL .!!--The cheapest and best arti.
- Gle in the shape Of Coal for anoat al the
foot Of Beach and selling the very low price Of 50
per delivered free from any cf the city
Consumers respectfully invited call and for them
selves. ol.2m
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

customers FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. SO reari 81
claim. adjoining the Pearl street House
sc L,oR THE FACE AND sKIN"-Churchs Grpuiss
II Vegetable Lotion, recommended ~ tho faculty for
all disease. Of the face and skin IL eradcatss tan Pimpies,
s ps. Tsssa. Se. clear, sns .e .so .rs
forms the most saow complexion into radiant ~henesj
renders harsh aud rough skin beautifully son smooth and
imp@rts the face neck and healthy ass juve
nile bloom and BY DIE in its sppea ,on the re
suit will be beautiful complexion. This Lotion esccsded
used with great .uecs., IN e United states and West Indies
without single complaint Of IT'S emesey. For sale Ut
CHURCHs Dispeussfy. les Bo~ery, corner OF Spring ST.
Price IS cents per bottle. oiieodim-
TAO LADIES AND OENTLEMLN-vEkY iMPoR3
tapiThe fashion OF the day. Whoever desires to i'm
p. .asr ,ns s.sss a. s1s y
being apt counterfeit IL Ak fr Dr. FONTAINES
cUfANEoUs BALsoM which is very nat,e'ss, and
friend adnrer We know this TO be positive trans
laon Of its virtues and the call for Is great |. its ssie-
bry. The mandatory cannot supply suhcsen quantity
demand Orders from all the saies around
End ready cash paid By those who retail H. II an nss
abs aad established sseu article for the purposes for which
designed bread for food and nourshmsnt Every
body warrants Il 10 effect radical cure Dr. Foaa..eis
CUrANEoUs BALsOM Is ,aluabe Wash for every hcA
Pimpes Erupops Of the face and neck 10 which yosth
geseray subject and will restore beauty 10 the shss ana
preserve II. bloom health. II also NEST fashionable
and popular sr,c, vita both s.ses freely clear
and expand their kin and thus juvenile appear.
ancs By preventing wrinkles on the forehead asd lace
changes with time and IN its the brewnish,
rough or duky cemplexon fair se0 and delicate
sold in place. all through the Union but look out
and retail a, DR.. FONTAINE's Once, Sign Of the Good
samaan Murray street, tive doors from Bvosdwsy nim'
ID FAD Ihs. he certain osp.6ts mighty cures e.
N f.c,d by Dr. FOULADS ceiebrsed medicines are AZ
ready spskeu Of throughout all Am rcs See printed crcu-
lars and direction The most otsnste female inhrm's D
.pa Lsr affections, coas.mron Chronic asd ufs.s'c
kind of Eruptiops scro(ula Hectic Fever and mne
be speedily relieved b. applying TO him at Murray Hn
OF the Good Samaritan doers from Broadway, where
eruy hs Be yrva ely consulted and refuses 70 get
for his pr ,fsssieual advsse. ntim-