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q. 200 REwARD-cRuSs's sPECiE1C MIXTURE
smSlNNI cnr q

V KIM HEWAND.-tNtSS'S NFFCTFIL MIATUNB
spCoO for the Of GouorhGs, t;lee Structure. an1
analogous complaints 81 the organs OF generation.
OF all remedies yet discovered for the above oompi ts
Is the most certain
II makes speedy AND permanent wiiheu, the ieas,
gard TO diet drink exposure change in application 10
We give long quackh recommendation, deceive the
public IL the medicine does speak for itself on, shall
speak Tor ~ Our object " 10 nOti wtr. II be had and
that the proprietor challenge single Of recent fha
10 be brought, IN which the mixture will not effect rapid
under forfeiture IL 500.
This disease that unfortunately pevades III rank. II
cetys low rich and poor matrimonial and single. They
are now presented Nth rreds by which h,y
themselves without tie least exposure b. tic shorcs. poo
sibe.
Further the disease be contracted e dose uf ths
Mixture y taken Al night .og b, vi cxpossa.
10 put bottles, wi, toll directions accom-, nc
II ~ bottle One bottle lasts weca. Which generally
Many cured IN days.
For sale only al DIR wM. ". MINORS Drug sfsr. Rs1
is3 broadway, Dey street Frauha HOUSE. New Yorf
and al Jones Ifuichnsos. corer II Chestnut seventh
streets. Philadelphia. i.lssms
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B E6'TSTT+Ei-11.1 D.

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svshs{ Putnl Swddsl Bssa WA6as DsauAssAs whsA srs
vsstsa-eenhAhs ess, sssveHienss asa aArsbtity
The ssing acted ~ Ne wiaAas nd sweneA bsan u
made Pgfse9H uht and es fron ali ab1y - 49, still
ING esssy The sas, whsA resAs il psrsSsriy easy,
and simple csn.truetss.; Ne natter q pstag and tas
down WI be esSad trouble ssurassn with those
coPeae Pa ars assed acts safeguard against the intro
dsctisn q s.y kind &c vermia.
Frsn he sakea TO render sash Bedssad perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend then = rchssers-
who invited 10 oa and exsise large asssrsn
aand.
Ase, large elegant Furniture, Mattrasses
Fes<her Reds, &C. eonstaatly on hand.
}. W. & SOUTHACK, No. lS6 Broadway,
jel6y Franklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

ERECKLEs FhECKLEs! yREekLEs.!.-lns
prevalence Of Frecks the human face and neck has
from time mmcmora been not only ing but decided
dishgurement the human body and it is gratifying dsesve
~ that saec,ual dispenser has length been found
sWyeths Celebrated Milk Of Roses which has stood
vailed and unequaea in England France, and America for
yearly aty years
BERGEN, New jersey May l<th, 1889.
TO Mr.. J. Nyeth:-
SmAt The request sf my brother William have great
pleasure in stating that have been much frecked
the face Le,k for upward Of years. was
mended ,cur Milk Of Roses have dove So and feel
truly pleased saving that after the of II for menih
free from every blemsh NY shin anG my complex
ron changed for the better.
ESTHER OGDEN Bergen MI.
Wyeths Milk of Roses speedily pmples, botche
scales roughne sunburn, tan chahug. clape and for
moving the unpleasant sensations after shs,g it is p,rect
luxury Observe the stamp Of J. Wye. r. Tuner, Lonsa
III. cork Of each bottle For sale wholesale aud retail
the proIeto prices hy A. o. D. Sands, 20 and 100 Fulton
street; Saunders ls3 Broadway; Gaiou, is9 Bra4dway Mil
nor 1893 BIO away; Hsrr, Chambers md Broadsay
Deke Ala Broadway; Clarke, Houston aud Broadway
Ring Ga nroadway Cole Ogden Col Broawa,; symo, -
and $50 Bosery, Dewar church and Chambers;
merve <th wooster Wyeh 1854 Hudson; Creighton
Carmne aid Dedord Cttoa. Blocker street; Lindsay
So 9th Avenue; Love los 9th Avenue; Nicely Christopher
sd GrelV tel Lane aud drug and fney stores in Ame
RIGA, England asl France. nis-3m
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~ ~. -. sGA1ttksON, DENTIST, formerly ~ Dn
clay street has removed 10 No col Warren street. DO
flan West Broadway. myls9n
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Mus. y. KlDDERs cORDl Nor Dy.entefy. Jho.
vi lara, and Disrrhnis SOVEREIGN remedy. aud rHs
qussd any part Of the world f- the
complaints 10 all their variety 4 FORMS however long
standing It, VA giving immediate relief the above
complaints y unparalleled sai most surprag; and whilst
y truly corsis to aae, s,othss the path, INST
speedily 10 heath, AID tao bowels perfect
youag ch-cn The proprietor has abundance e ,cst
ouy tie highest authority. and ecrhcates
csmant each bottle Of the iordialFor sae ny j. a. Fay
Agent Nnsrs ttarhi House Drug Store No. 100 Broad.
wty New Work Nes ~ and 100 Fulton l27 Bswery
burnett roiislt st.sa, aud jos H. Tppe. Newark ~.
J. D. Phillips, Nc~barg and Richd Fuller, Schenectady,
NY.
Nh. No family should be without bottle sf thi. valuable
remedy hand that IL he given when required
IL as. a. great value sickncss Price 81 90 pr Sotte.
an6- Inn
I,ENiALE MISUNDERSTANDING HAIR
IT Nature doubtless originally INTENDED ~, appearance
adi. b. IN accordance with their bat how quentin
and With what unpe sensations do saes oherv
besafr completely m,cxed ~ that usseny
cup. riluaus growth ~ hair upon tie face neck
ATkiNSOS'S DErlLAT0Rf has proved .olfin thou
sands ~ that under the rroprsio otser
,ahsn be positive and sasy remedy Tor thu unfortunate AZ
Fiction.
No cosmetic has been hailed with tho unsvs al sa
faction that has accompanied the niroductono nvsua
bic preparation. sinsle application Of which viii IL lev
moment, entirely the hair, leaving tie skin softer
Gncr, whittier, and much improyedin its appearance.
II mild aud harmless IN its nature, that u can be ascd
apon an infant. without the least dsleteriots effect
consequence Le assd demand Tor the articles. M,
proprietor appointed A,ssr GUiONS, lap Broadwa,
New York General Agents Tor the United a. America
for the Depillory aud Mahomsd's Turkish Dye.
rnpnty dealers will be Supplied by them tive most reason
able terms. Price two dollars per bottle. n2ltfy
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ID EnOsED DIR. II. yILLEks has removed from ~
II 50 Liberty street 10 No. 40 Lspenari street

TO SUIT THE TINES.--OpERATtyE DFSTAh
sURGERYThe subscriber perform. every Operations on the
~ and the most rnoderH and approved priaplc. q
the Dental art and with professional ssi Irreguart,,. Of
the teeth IN children and adults remedcd caou teeth filled
With god loose teeth rendered frp teeth extracted tees
6sed from one tooth to complete set IN Fe,sd.ci
onc-third.
n Toothache removed ns,sa,aoeously Pre. ~ s-nsA
m,ls-3m On. II. vfLLER& y
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d. IRWiS CO., Members of the Royal College If Sur
81 g,oHs London. continue To be cunnlled delicate d
al their various stages at their Office, 20s5 ubton
street here from the comrnodous Of Their
persons laborng uaaer dccs, complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety.
j. b. Irwin Go. pledge themselves that in all d
violent venerea which hitherto fallen under then
notice. their treatment without mercury has be.
ul and speedy They need not by CERTIFICATES h the pubic
attention their superior practice in those diseases
puation this city we'll known and respected by those
had occasion conde in their honor strongly recon-
AIDED 10 females who IN the habit Of their Deohru-
ent Pills. that than two shsud be taken
might produce effects which those wlo b
mothers DESTROYS to avoid preventive be haaecsst
cured days. Thoss who have injured
by secret and destructive habit obtain relief solvent
security all that will he required until shall .ecs-
ed. Letters post paid detailing the Of the
and covering suitable fee, be ssy attended TO- ans
medicines With full directions forwarded TO the parties.
Office. 2oIt Fulton street. nl5ams
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Forty Years Experience IN cdrfoas climaes-1 lcen.
fs-foar years established in this cify-Neithe7
Quackery nor Imposition.
DR. j. EVANS,
No u, Peek Slip, New York.
DIN CtJENsS HEAD D1SpENSARY

TlR j. EVANS c, Hipees be coaiideIiialy
II ia all " 49, m-rcuriai disoraegs
iuspru,v& prsece, he txIedous ans'
nid may be- depended To pfevent mistakes
particular fad -. II PEGS -.ip
sn~vss Boz. mig comgl~,c plan n icin- III,
every fora of y. ssabovr.
with urtposing q pate They viii he order
pat of thv Ustl-e Stat, :,
Aiso. remcdy against v..-t'l TINT may bs
fully r~li..s
All letters post paid and describing the case, and enclosing
reasonable Fee will have the remedy and directions
der. Attendance daily, unth O'Clock in the evening
The Offices and Exrances well arranged and secrecy
be depended
No connections with any othe< office Of the city,
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
Ii
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DRfTA NNtA NAlsN-1he ,h,f b.. th,s Jey -.
ID ceFed osks " Dson'. Brtus Wsre. IN setis, VIII
-sones pvts ic match. v v. DELAvAN,
re NJ. II Maiasu ,sr. nrsr Bross,tsy.
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GENERAL OUTFITTIN0 STORE,
Where Gentleman may procure every article for complete
Outit Of the best quality,
Nc. S4J PEARL STREET. CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUARE, NY.
Here the public may always procure
Fine goods in the Quitting line.
And villa, ismportant, be sure,
That untirnx zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere can he bought
Here the steamboat aadpacket ship msy
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles we'll made and secure.
Mere they will constantly keep
Every article belongag to that class,
From the counterpart, blanket and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your gass.
Gentlemen also will fed
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best Of their Kind,
Aud made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawrs Belts and Hose,
Handkerchief Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shown
Brings customers erowding in nocks.
Buthe need not each item rehearse,
The Suspender, the Collar, the Glove
The Paniaeon, Strap and the Purse,
i.aoa zine those mentioned above.
Linens. like wise, to order made
b, those who are known to excel
And the very fair price that rs pad
Yields work that is always done we'll
IT'S extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment Is found,
And at once there be able to
Without searching the city all round
Aho VestnQ and Stock Satins lenct~ suit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

NOW OPEN
Fcs the Castle Garden and A. the foot n Deshross
street. ID Pier south ofCansl street, North River.
mv90.3g
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

TNFALLlBLE AND AGREEABLE CURE FOR A
Il certain dccat. disease.-MORGAN'S celebrated COM
POUND BALSMAiC PILLS have enjoy Jed the patronage
Of Sir Ashley, Cooper Bransby Cooper Dr. Eotson, Of Lon
don Dr. Allison Listen LiEs of Edinburgh, and also Of the
most scientific physicians Of this country for the last fifteen
aud hooked upon the great dedsratum often
tempted bur prior to the abrse discovered The,
the on sale aud etcAcious remedy present all
stages Of those disorders aud entirely obiates the making Of
those disgusting nausceas and highly injurious
medicines, Cubebs and Copavs the dangerous
and uncertainty :" the latter too well known to require
comment.
SIR Ashley Ccoper rersark, at Guys Hospital published in
The Lancet, Of Sept IL 1927, in clinical lecture 10 hi.
pupils sufficient guarantee OF the high character of Mo
gans i's "Gentlenen Ssre say YOU have observed tie
wonderful 'ucce Of Surgeon Morgan. Compound Balsmae
Pills. which used here (Guys Hospita exclusive for
thai discharges, sad many complicated affections of the
urinary organs; indeed Ms researches (Which recommend IN
no,ieel gents urinary diseases the most complete
ever rersed and has mode Of reasoning "a plain that the
merest tyro amongst you comprehend them."
For sale by appointment by A. B. D. Sands 10 and TAO
Fulton Il; .yme, GO bowefy Walker aud 800 Bowery
Boud Rims ca Broadway 50 Sixth Avenue Price so cent
aud 81 per box.
- Observe the propretos seal each boz without which
he genuine. aso-3m
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(NHEkNfs AsTRlNGENI ILLS l-Ceebrzies NJ
" The radical cure 81 certain ostinate COMP amt after
failure Capvi Cube bs INFECTIONS and experiments The ScA
lowing certificate will prove their celeLritt
" New York. May 9th ism IIotsi Rroaiw.y- Tne
writer when IN tbs city from Charleston Ia. spring hosahi
hall dozen bo,es of Dr. Chers Pills order Mt
who hH'e been loug despoudug M himself he truly hst
before he hadnsca the , boz his complaint had Vanished
ser having Tor five previously vas tried Al knds Of
medicines injections, hougits change % air. &C u nov
more than ten months siscc his and he Weighs ia
pounds while last spriug he only weighed 100 roun,s
For sale wholesale aud retail by d. . -nds ~ sad lOe
Faots md the following Drug u Chambers and
Broadway Church and Chsnacrs ~ and 3s0 Bow
cry Ga broadway; Carnne Bedford: - and 100
sixth Avenue. Price 81 i,iS3m
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- IL. GIL Owe Fs,s

LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS
EGAvm. THE attention Of those afflicted with He rn,a
~ j, called to hew I russ lately patented in the
YEA city Of New York. ID, superiority over every
SD<-<aaSS other instrument win he evident q mere
Inspection for unlike every other Truss the rupture ped
pressed upon BY double pring which is fixed con-
necessary tie lower part Of the rupture pad
thus keeping the pad closely applied ia every attitude Of the
body austug and adapting itself under all
the person and to the par, which applied Pos
sesng double spring. and consequently double degree Of
elasticity il is rendered and the
The above Truss has taken the place Of all Others for
nanent retention and OF hernia rupture is amest
the only Truss in the city ~ New York. the
adjacent country The above Truss and applied By
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention bee
of hernia, aud the construction aud application Trussss At
his Office, No Ann street Broadway from he
American Museum where they may be had wholesale and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-07

CODA MINERAL WATERS.-The subscribers has
~ ing completed their arrange for Mineral Waters,
prepared supp, Soda Waters al their draft with
variety OF syrups50 tickets sold for dollar here
tofore.
They have alo, the Soda Water bottles for shipping
family RUSHTON &ASPlNWALL,
So William ST., ITO Broadway and 10 Aston House
Saratoga Water from the Putnam, Walton, and Cou:res
Springs ho, the White Sulphur Spring. and Avon Water
constantly kent on hand yl6-lm
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-17
II Health Department.
From the New York Evangelist.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Mr.. EDlToR-In oftrin the follow
ing for publication | deem no apology me-
cessary, as the subject is one of the high
est importance; and although the princi-
pies laid down differ materially from
those of our own country yet SO alarm
ingly frequent and fatal are consumption
and bronchitis, that l can but believe that
the practice of so distinguished a physi-
clan will be appreciated by an intelligent
public.
In presenting to the American public
the views Of practice adopted by Francis
Hopkins Ramadge, M. d., senior physi-
clan of the ln6rmary for asthma, con
sumption, and other diseases of the chest,
lin London) to whom, under God, [ am
indebted for the prolonging of my life, |
deem it incumbent upon me, so far as
have ability, to make known the princi-
| pies upon which his practice is based. -
Consumption, says the doctor, lis con-
fined more particularly to civilized life,
and is not known to any extent among
wild men. The reason assigned is-the
latter lead SO active life in running and
hunting, &c, that the chest is enlarged.
and the pulmonary muscles so developed
and strengthened, as to throw off all tend.
ency to disease; but among civilized men,
for want of proper vigorous action in the
open air, the lungs are not sufficiently ex-
ercised to dovelope them, or keep them
free from disease As a proof of the
correctness Of his views, it is well
known fact, that tubercles are generally
formed in the summit Tor superior) lobes
of the lungs, where there is less action
than in the lowerIobes. The same re-
marks hold good in reference to animals.
The lungs of animals in a wild state are
not subject to disease like those of tame
animals. The lungs of the wild hare
for example, are scarcely ever diseased,
but those of the tame hare frequently are
so with the horse, tuberculous lungs arc
never found, but with the hog they are Of
!, very frequent occurrence. Hence the
Importance of healthy vigorous exercise
lc the open air. Running is particularly
recommended on account of the great ac.
ton in the lungs which Immediately fol
lows, by which means the chest is expand
: ed, and the lungs thrown into great ac
; ton. But as consumptives cannot exer
) else thus vigorously, DR.. r. has substnut
. ed the tube, by which means the patien
i gets all the benefit of exercise in the lung
: without bodily fatigue or exhaustion.--
The causes which led DIR. r. to adoptth
mode Of practice We're simply these Be
! ing physician to an institution exclusive
u ~ confined to diseases OF the chest 70
e nearly twenty years. during which tim
ne dissected more than 5000 bodies,) b
i has had the most ample opportunity of e,
tensiye observations, and he ascerlained-
lst That persons afflicted with asthm
{ are not the subjects of tuberculous di.
y ease; or in other words, that asthma
the opposite Of consumption In asthn
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-17
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY H. 1880

family under his charge Where this duty
IS faithfully performed it is productive of the
most happy results. 1t is the place where
the most permanent impressions are made
on the youthful mind, and when religion
gioWs with heavenly lustre. How oftea, in
after life, as the scenes Of childhood and
youth with their associations are recalled TO
the mind, do the blessed truths of the BIZ
Die, and the iervent aspirations of the pious
christian whose voice led the devotions of
the family circle, almost irresistibly affec,
the heart, with deep sense of divine
things. Family prayer is one prominent
mark which distinguishes the pious from
those who are without God in the world
When christian parents and guardians
neglect this duty, the effect is most unhap-
Ply and dangerous on those under their care.
| will mention one fact. While visiting a
family not long since, and conversing with
them on the subject of religion, was sur
prised at the ignorance they manifested re-
speeding the Bible and religious obligation.
knowing that the parents were professors Of
religion. But my surprise was still greater.
when, upon mentioning the subject of pray
er one OF the daughters said, Il wish father
would pray, for never heard him in nv
life.' 1t is almost certain that if family
prayer is neglected, the Bible and religious
instruction is neglected as the consequence.
and thus habitual neglect of religion fol-
lows. The sdlP of profession of reli-
gron loses its SAVIOR in such families. and
they become an easy prey to the tempta,
tons and allurements of the world and sin
As society is made up of families and each
contributes to form the character Of il. we
may justly expect that when christians are
deficient in this duty, III will tend to strength.
en- the bands OF wickedness, and open the
way for the introduction of those errors
which abound in the world, and which are
the legitimate offspring of depraved heart
In my next design to notice some of tn,
defects Of protesting christians in their in
tercourse with each other, and with tn,
world around them. HE.
SALISBURY, Dec. 1888.
From the date, above, it appears that the article
was written some months since but il was not mn
IN my hands until recently. 1t is one of those arti
cles, however, which is not injured by delay.
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TERMS.

The SaSs0sG paya6a ,bd Is published
--after four months and within eight, S2,25-after
eight months aud within the year, $3.50.
NJ To companies who receive twelve or more
copies in one bundle, and pay within four months,
Al al 5O-after four months, to rise as above, $175
within eight months, &c.
nP Agents, who procure and pay for six SUBJ
scribers, are entitled to the seventh copy gratis.
0Js No paper to be discontinued until arrearages
are paid except at the discretion of the publisher.
p All letters, to secure attention, must come
postage paid.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-07-17
Moral R efOrm F..
From the Advocate of Moral Reform.
MOTHERS WILL YOU READ ITS
Dialogue ON Parental Duty in relation
to the Seventh Command, between Mrs.
Prudent and Mrs. Conscientious.

A Dialogue ON Parental Duty in relation
to the Seventh Command, between Mrs.
Prudent and Mrs. Conscientious.
CONCLUDED.
Mrs. c. That I will do most cheer
fully, and with the utmost confidence,
commend TO you tie Word of God
which " is quick and powerful, and sharp
er than any two-edged sword" "Where
the word Of king is, there is authority -
And this is the word of the King ofkings.
who "spake and it was done-command-
ed and it stood fast" This great and ter
rible God, Uttered his voice amid Sinai's
thunders, on this Identical sabiect-sayinp
Thou shalt not commit adHJterg.n-
(Which, as before said is a prohibition
of every species of lewdness) The sa-
cred Decalogue, of which this is an i'm.
portant part, was accompanied by the fol-
lowing solemn injunction, And these
words which | command thee this day,
shall be in thine heart And thou shalt
teach them diligently 10 thy children, and
shalt talk of them when thou sittest in
thine house, and when thou walkest by
the way, and when thou Hest down, and
when thou risest up" This positiveI and
pointed direction leaves it not optional
with parents, to teach their children The
seventh command or not-but renders the
duty absolute and imperative. For them
to neglect it, then, is not only TO leopard
the character and souls of their offspring,
but also to involve themselves. in high
handed rebellion against God. How can
you. dear sister, hope to escape. if you
thus provoke the Lord2 Or how can
you expect heavens protection when you
cast away heaven shield That shield
If rejected. viii become sword, to pierce
your heart Do you not regard if as an
lmperions duty to imprint upon the mind;
of your children, all the other command
ments of the tables ofthe law, as prevent
ives of the sins therein forbidden Ok
you not strive to inspire them with a sens
! of the majesty, and power, and justice
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-11-02
Cabinct-agakinc ana Turning,

FsNHE subscriber would respectfully INTERN tie
l. citizens Of Columbus and It's vicinity, that I've
carries on the cabinet making business IN all its
hrauehes On Aaiu-Street, two doors below Bell s.
Corners tavern, where he has a variety Of elegant
lurninre, which will be sold as cheap for cash as
can be afforded at any other establishment in his
country. He would inform carpenters, and others
interested, that he is prepared to 10 all kinds Of
TuRSING in wood. WIN. DAVIS.
n. R.-Hayng purchased the HEARsE owned by
Mr. Dubree, and repaired it thoroughly he will al
tend TO all orde rs in the Undertaken line. ND.
july IL, 1889 ltf