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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

IL There VIII be no Lecture before the Ncw-iork Ly
eeum the prescgt week
The next regular Lecture OF the Course will &c deli'
cred on "Wednesday Evening Feb. 2d. By Hon. JAMES
AUSTIN. Attorney Genersl OF Massachusetts
Subject, TIE War III China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26
y ., " ''0'' ISAAC H. BAILEY, Rec. Sec.

t. Free lectnrc-At the Clinton Collegiate ln,li-
tutc Of Clinton aud Grand streets this evening
by Ur. Kelley. which he will illustrate the ussrc and
OF diseases Of the lungs and diseases OF the liver
showing the symptoms which characterize Them, and
principle upon which they may be cured Ladies and
confidence: are invited TO attend. l2o II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

" Hcrcnuiilc H.Ibrnry a.eciurea.-The
Twelfth Lecture of the course will be delivered ri Clinton
Hall "Wednesday Evening, l6th inst at 4 o'clock, by
JOSEPH K. CHAHDLER Esq Of Philadelphia.
Subject. The Cultivation Of the Affections
Tickets admitting "A lady aud gentleman, ~ cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

e There is no mistake in the new remedy ~hich
throws the Doctors ell IL IKE shade by curing coughs and
colds Of Ask for the real Hygiene Hore
hoaGd Candy OF B. F. Howe; 33a Broadway, Of
HoHs ard II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

IL Chelsea ayceum-The next Lecture viii be
delivered Thursday evening next, 9Th inst, at j
o'clock, by Charle H. iIas~ell, Esq. SubJect-Engish
and American Steam Engines. Punctual attendance &.
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

~ The trial of Rev. Mr.. W. Van Zandt before
the Ecclesiastical Court is still progressing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

u Beautiful white Teeth Compound Aro'
Tooth Paste, splendid article for cleansing The
Tcsth giving them high polish and beautiful smooth
surface without the least possible danger OF scratching or
defacng them. Price 2j cents per jar. For snle by
HORACE EVERETT, Druggist,
l:G Or 2G1 fircenwich one lnor uhaYs Erankili-sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

"a SERIOUS AccIDzsr.-A son of NJ Oak
ley, .; BROOKLYN q youth about 10 years of age,
vas nun over by an omnibus, Yesterday morning.
while crossing the street at the corner of Beaver
street and Broadway, both wheels passing imme-
lately over the boy, who was apparently killed
Dr. Johnson Reblneau, OF Broad-strees, being sent
Tor, pronounced the injury not fatal. He is ex-
pected to recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

rJ7 Our notice OF Mr.. BRowSsoN's Lecture at
Clinton Hall last evening is crowded our.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

70 The Paymnster of the Missouri Militia,
called out to put down the Mormons some two
years since, supplied with money time
since, and started for Western Missouri, but has
not vet arrived there 1t is feared that he has Ia
ken the Sabine slope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

Il Society s.ibrnry.-G. II. HILL, Comedian
respectfully that he will give LECTURE at tho
Society Library "Wednesday Evening, Jam goth on
the unnsrs Customs Sc Of the People Of Nem England,
frs delivered by Boston, aud lastly WIKI grtet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

II Philosophical Lectures, Monday and
Friday in Ciuon lla-rhe next Lec'are of this
gill be given Friday evening the 18th inst at half past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

The Times and Seasons. the Mormon paper
published AZ Nauyoo, Illinois, January l, l3+22,
contains a proclamation signed Jos. Smith,
Leutenant-Gensral Of the Nauvoo Legion" d.
rect;ng he Mornens Of that State TO Tor A.
w Snyder aad John Moore. (the locofoco csndi.
dates, for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, in
Augustine We fear tnat ensures their election
TIE CREoLg.-The New Orleans Bee says that
the Creole negroes were welcomed at Kingston,
Jau1aica as heroes. and into tae interior Tor
better security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

7 f-cr- 2
--- -- 49,,
+ " 7lefias 81 4'l's'''a., i''.''Tl
get ,he H1ee-l! % ..e ~ ~.
americas i'''st,1S7 ts's
+ '1'e5 ets.>a''' 800
ihyl's' y al'e''s.. - - 80 :. =
x I-an- OF our readers cherish dislike to
our acubrations. the: must relish ne Tribune sPe-
I=ciaiv well about these days nave 0a.et'
been able 10 gel IN "srd edse"!se 'o' s..e 'sst
week, and We nave no" several a'''c'es
letters oE the britannia rom ooi -
tyans speech &C. pressing 40 US.
va cannot make room ,oF une.i COZ. i5iai : e'''
Guided. Our correspondents must nave patience,
an. observe that werreai heir articles peter man
our own. oeseFa a''eies -, ''''
'ynoPsis OF -'l1. o'!sn' ao'i,sVI'a''0 t-se'.'e'
&c &c, are a'''ons .no-e s.oNos'- 0's.
IRiAL or COLT MS iinPof'en. .''At : as='as'
drawing toward Is termination N' ''.4'l.oa
heard Yesterday taken together, was OF o'' ''s''
t imPortance.. ne Counsel tor tue reepe oes1t'
/ BY bringing forward evidence which tie Court al
Judged admissible to show that Adams might have
! met us Hca'it " pet's ''tOl " - -
tos-charged only with ball and percussion
cap il was proved that Colt had one of these pis-
.I.za.a o,4,,,c. IooLa>; l,ri, snd susniciou,
VIZ '',' .,,l,;.,l
to"aras me prisoner IL WIS
however, at the opening o; the defence, when II
was shown By experiments the spot that the
n;.,oI charged in the way described had no force
rt,a#-L.,,II. ~, Nr Adams va. cyhun,ed and
- - ...r,.
INTRODUCED inlo Geolt 'ol '''e eAa'''t""to'' % -
! Morn and several other surgeons. IL was lsia!!
deciIed By them that the wound could not have
I.,.r .,,,.,d nv = hill lut nv Ratchet: no bullet
IT,. o,,..,;or IS ~,
was o1'''' II! ti'c O'a "1' '-'N
pistol was put al rest. Inc prisoner ola no' 'ooH
! upon the skull at all ne shaded MS sisn1 ana
seemed considerably affected. The case looks
somewhat moIe=taVora0ie 'or Tue prisoner '''a'
/ hcreto.orc.ZNe tn!nk=it hot unlikely that Tue
! Trial vii! be brought 10 a close tomorrow
IT, ua,,;no IS ,bs C;,;ve,< NJ pb;ladel.
~, .,,ar,h,, - ~. Fxcreouer nroiect and tie
General course Of President TYLER, on Monday
evening was fully attended Thomas Bradford,
Esq, Presided, and addressed the Fnee,ing,=ol-
lowed by Samuel hush, Esq. me following
were sheFesolI.'oss ''Ip'e -,
L Resoirea, That in tho disastrous state OF our
Banking. excessive speculation, and the want of
5oand circulating medium, the Exchequer Bill
proposed by the National Executive, is calculated
to afford relie to distress, ana improvement 10
currency, and i, measure upon which all parties
can unite without tue surrender OF constitutional
'rnpcs or long cherished opinions 81.
lssglpsa, LII, .n,d;aI and
a6it. support. and that we invite patriotic free
men to rally to the standard of National Execu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

FlRr--At T. o'clock last night fire was dis
covered in the upper part of the building in Spruce
Street, occupied as the printing office. Of the New
York Abioa and the Spiritofth Times. The FIRE
was speedily ex'insuished, and but iriing dam
age sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

~ JosgpH R CHANDLER, editor Of the PHI
Iadelphia e. S Gazette, lectures thi. evening be-
fore the Mercantile Association. We don't believe
any OF our readers need be told that he knows
now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

T. Garments of the first quality, rendy
ni ade--inclgding SurtouIs, Winter Ffocks, Cloth
Coaks &c, offered reduced prices, view of the
advanced ofthe season. 40 Broadway Of
Barclay -slreet, (Amercan Ho.cl)
II ] 3laWisu WM. T. JENNINGS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

20 A. Chuscan,a baker of St. Louis shot him
self through the head, and came near killing lit
tie girl in The room above, on the l4th. Rum wa.
the cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

y Capital Pusishmeut.-DrW WEST wii, de-
Vel Lecture IN the Church Of Chrys,ie and De-
fancy ss TIL Evening (Weduesdayl att o'clock on the
subject OF Capital punishment. AdElittance free re IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

ALAGAXA.-The Legislature has reelected
Samuel G. Fricrson State Treasurer and Jefferson
C. Van Dixie Comptroller. Samuel +. Rice,
Representative from Talladesa Co. has been
chosen State P.iater, and viii therefore issue at
Tuscaloosa new paper, TO be entitled The Ban
nor of Alabama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

T? Goarnud's Powders--We gave 90 crea S'h.a,
ohe statement. of the wonderful effect Of these ce'e
ted powders unit, them thoroughly testeu
day They do indeed accomplish all the propriem p -
misses, and without he least injury or inconVeDishI
the persons applying them. They VIII REMOVE as bs
by gic, the iigh. down upon the upper Up, o. GU
cune chin b. ssgle application. These powders ~.
Indispensable to the beauty and fair complexion o.
ladies' Who ate. one trial, never satisfied wlt'''
them. boston Am IL IL =,
The above Powders are to be hah in New olh ~ sn
CT Vy,,ker street door from Broadway. 81 per oo''
JIG cod ~
Rs,or sh ,,nened voop Chapman. Magic Strop. 1'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

bo"EaY AMPHiTHEkTRE.-Sseeney the celebrated
ssnJo Exrayaganzist, takes Benefit tonight, and pr.
SAINTS host OF real novelties by the whole OF the talented
company, and number of new performance. I.t him
have ro2rer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

FRox PcRSAMBUco.-The bark Noyorye, at
Philadelphia, left Pernambuco, on the Goth ult,
but there was no news OF any sort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

CouSrERYErTERs ARgEsrgp.-Two men, by
name Smith & Hughes, were arrested, we learn,
in Nichoasvle, on Wednesday last, for passing
counterfeit notes on the Northern Bank OF; Ken.
lucky, and the State Bank Of Indiana. Most
OF the notes were Of the denomination of fge dol
lars. The note upon the Northern Bank, i. letter
E, payable to ". Caperton, at Richmond, dated
Nov. 8, 1886: engraving good; paper Indifferent,
The Indiana notes are letter B, PAYABLE al
Michigan city to Joseph Orr, November 8, 1889
D. G. Cal!ame,, Cashier, c. Merrill, President
These notes are also said to be we'll executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

uFo. an interesting Letter from Europe, AID ins
her g!eaninss from the Esgsh papers. see Last Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

G Friends Il American Industry Go not iof'
pet the meeting of the HOVE LEAGUE a. the
Aneyicaa Institute this evening. TIE Manuiac-
,.rcr. ARTISAN, La5orer, al! who livs BY work are
ipvi-ai 10 attend. We have room for no more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26
THE t R | B Z N E.
NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90.

pFor the Sixth Oar OF Colts T7tal-n contaaa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

II DO OF ccudemn before you Iry.-Dr. a.
Doo!;tle. COMPOUND Vegetable Candy, which need only
be u.ed to be approved, fof Coughs Colds shortuc. Of
Breath Asthma, Irritation of the Throat, Wsoopins
Cough, Ca,arfh Consumption, Group and inflammation
of the Chest and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

SOCIETY LIBRARY Observation-Disclosures the
many interesting Lectures that nave been delivered
ais place during the presen. believe that
will prove more attractive and instructive than laat
nounced this evening by Hr. 6. II. Hill, Cthe veil known
delnea,or of Yankee character the STAGE on the
Manners and Customs Of the People Of New England
Added rfect knowledge Of HE subject, Mr. Hill
unes the faculty Of amusing his auditors by introducing
his rich fHd Of amusing anecdo.e naive ard rscy
style which gives il a double the hearsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26


here perfect caef druyr. Of mechanical art Persons
who have visited the Irish metropolis thronziug his
place and find delight IN pointing the house where
they lived and other portions Of the city. No wonder /,
took te artist twelve years build il; seems like the
work Of age. At this moment Niagara Falls the
Model Of Dublin, the Pneumatic Railroad Grand Cosmo
rama Abno Lady Fancy Glass Blower and number Of
singer. and Dancers and half million Of curios.-s are
all exhibiting here far d cents -' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-26

\ MAIL SWEET AwAY.-Ihe LOUISVILLE jour
nal states that while the United States Mail, few
days ago, was crossing the Casconade RIVER, in
Missouri the stage swept away, and three
horses were drowned. A child, belonging TO a
passenger, is reported to have been lost. The
mails were recovered in dangerous condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-28
When the disease becomes invetersten
bv the Faculty-VANCE'S ANT
BILIOUS FAMILY APERIENT PILLS-BY Ion
DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIsPENsARY. ao4f Fulton ct, ner
iers Of sureoss London and formerly Surgeon the 3r
NAVY entisuss to BE- consulted daily On all diseases o.
ueni on ectment and the imprd.nt use quach
sjcines DR. M hes had experience OF ~ years treat
IN deeaie diseases all their various and forms
and mild, safe, and nfaltbe substitute ior mercury
m the patient any risk restricting him in his usual diet
pursuits while his medicines are agreeable in taste and
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY-Thousandso Of y Dung
ep suffering from the Of indulgence in
.scr.t destructive habit and whose nerves further in
ured the Of and pretended specifies which
smus6s only to induce greater depression DR. NJ treats
purely pshocges principles and nsve. fails in s,abIsng
Letters post paid, and containing suitable fee will
The eorrslondent full advice and medicine part Of thu
Union. hy he giving history Of his case in detail.
nlns aotl Fulton st.
THE CANTON TEA LOMPAft offers for safe AZ ils
Chatham street. New York, the chea est and moot Rern
inc Teas the world any quantity not less thsn cynss
Ii articles parchastd at their estabiishment should MI
ye full sakfsecn that thsy be brought bach
~hea the money rll Be rstuned.
n ~ CANTON TEA CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-28
MEDICAL AID.

A PHYSICIAN long accustomed to prescribe trdieases
"A Of private nature resides at "a Mott sire He has
ing been particular aud close observer Of cause and
eject he has obtained thorough practical knowledge OF
this branch his profession which has enabled him 10
duce some valuable into his practice He does
Is to perform thorough and radical and short
space Of time possbly'e with advantage and
safety the patient And, gepers speakiag 10 not
cessa for the patient observe any enanse in business
from whence many distressing vi consecutive
or secondary symptoms and the like result M quently fol-
advertised remedies for this that
sny medcin no good in the first or primary stages Of
influence when its administration has
be en- long continued and thus while the patient swallowing
edicins from day day, his disease not changing to
chronic form the eas very likely to srmnae in
sssr linz tsEiys m:den.
the might to be structure and should this be he
important foe the patient to know that one edine
alone did, can cure structure II well
known that the patient structure many months
except 10 ase tine required TO make
Those victims Of misfortune no about
medic wiser ud do well TO- call and obtain
little book treating entirely these COM lains is small
rocket volume cnainng much valuable information its
language plain and easily understood Price SO cents
DIR Gregory residence at 81 Mott street. about 100 yards
from Chatham square nearly opposite the church ne doe:
home hour Of day night obserye that No "a Is not
drug veil arranged for tie reception Of
PATIENTS and his charges moderate
Fulton corser Of olds corner Fulton and streets
and corner Chamber st. and Broadway both corners.
Correspondents from any part Of the country lost pai
ordering the book and covering 81 will receive By mall
Scine must remit fee to Insure attention Direct to 81
Mott rect, New York II I'M
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JONES'S
BOOKKEEPING.

DUBLISHED and for sale at ss The design Of
this work knowledge for the ambi-
rules IF debt and credit which to BE made
be found afford the student clear comprehs non Of the
which the various accounts Of and double
principles have hitherto remained hidden
d,eed in rapd il is adopted in many o the leading AGA.
demic in this country, where originated has
been cordially approved by large number Of the best
eouptsnts and respectable n this city
sIse BY committee appointed by tAe American Institute
eranne il Price 81 SO. 49,
given the author as hitherto in
pI,ean who require will cheefuly former
pupils. who Book keeper.
j2s I'm THOMAS JONES' Accountant.
NTOTiCE-The educng hs large assortment
IN al unusually prices such must please all who wish
n purchase any articles either the and coach bus
ness, and particularly the following artieies:-
Webbing thread. bits, stirruPs, bells,
Patent leather. r clein, bows, lamps, knobs,
Laces, lacks robes, buckles. hinges, axes,
Springs, castings &e JNO. >. SUMMERS.
j<itawamS 100 Water street.
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PORTUGUESE
FE M A l. e Pill L s.

fNQENTED
M. DE BoUpELOQUE, M. D., Lis BON, PORTUGAL;
TT,f scen6c combination Of ingredients Of which thooa
pills composed hs- smade them the wonder and sd
ration OF the world Th are known all over Ewops 70 =
r. i,ninpredueine the onthly Sn. Their eertainty.
s.benR such that they must not be used during
m for though mild safe and healthy, they esrfan r
proa . e miscarriage il used during that period.
The directions translated into kegmh and snvelopo4
round with The seal Of he importer stamped Each bog
rsctsps the signature Of Dr. r. MELvEAU, suihoed
gent for the continent of AmericA
They Be transmitted by mail 10 part Of the Unie4
States Letters directed to Dr.. f. Meyesu, boz a. Y,
will with immediate attention Sold by apoontms Ct
Cherry Catharine street Prics - Hall koxss -
No hall boxes sent by mail
feilmsdkw
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DIR. PROVOST

Hopes that the people are becoming toe much sDshtened
n the manner in which they b.rn years past The
imposition Of q1aek pills d5eps mixtures. and quack doctors
Sas
gard S ate: The w !.
ply not before they wiling e thus, their
me and y satisfied, why there harm
cannot nrps.,ss ~ any ny .ases No 81 Broad
:is. until a sss All fa
siu PkOVOST. M. ID.
THOMfs0N EIsHsk, 80, 4, y! Maker: and Jewellers,
,sa IN s'1 srS s:s' s; s.
SEQ also sold guard snd fob chains diamond rngs and
Co, ns ".' % ' KS2sRD TEHF sGss
pR25ENTs-PREsENTS.- mo.t suiiabIe and ae-
which are bs,say colored pages Ma,e and $50 "a
%s sss 'cA
i SRsD ssfs %si s'S
ERh sS'' mi n y. . .s1 . Ss
Of s ss Road SsT u ne
eoOay. the Delaware ryer thence westward On The
for sSo Srni q me. to bear Cedar and
the Delaware INTO the county OF Sullivan in this
permission to construct another portion Of their
a1sa !. rS,! s,s *. e ..ss 90
county o. Broons thence around the great hsnd Of The
s.Ssss:ao.S river ;Ss State Of New Yoii
N sSSs, . o. 1 o be for an Of on. year
completing ore fourth part Of j AZ BowEN rd..,
New - isn- hisr
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MADAME RESTELL.

EkMALE PHYSICIAN, O9ee md sesi.:nee 10 0re1e
:s=ss;s;: |ss!ssss = 5. l. s sssn:
Asdams Restells sxpsrience and knowledge in the ts
preston &C. such to require Sota fey dsvs for ser
ics attendancs during conRnsment other ndvposioa
will BE- accommodated during such tne with private snd
spectacle board "Preventvs Powder for married laea
whoss aslieets sesrou. health forbid. toe ngJ insss
Price psekaee All letter. post peial aadrssasd to ~
Gee. N. Y. city, will be received.
Boston Once No. Z Essex
Rsssll would inform ladies rssdinS oct e
woud devote her personal attendance them t
ofth United States within reasonable distance,
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IMPORTANT WORK.

~ Manufacture and Nines containing clear exposition
6 their 6 '1a afs A As 10, S':
The snd oshed admirably adapted to
. al vi 10 auhes
to accomplish list To nstruct the Meaur
Trades the principles Of their pectiye
and to emancpate them frem state Of bondage
such too commonly goysrn,d BY blind prejudice
sai,sm DSusEs, and ocers Of tn. Reve
descrI tons Il the commodities which through the
hands sdy By exhibiting of the finest
school to Stud h.s. indrea sciences sthy Fsteaeh
Cap alist: who may be DESTROYS Of placing their funds
among pisasbIe eIai nants shy To enable gentlemen 81
the Law become aainted with the nature those
patent schemes viii are 90 apt TO give to litigation
staple dssuade from acting
laws oesruct industry or cherish br anch to
And lastly give the general reader intent chiefly on in
tseca cultivation views Of many Of the nobls achieve
menu Of Science N those grand aons Of
their amount wealth. rank anu power among the nations
Tbe latest statistics offevery imporad object Of Mannfae
ity, at the end q zach article.
The work will be printed from the a London edition. which
vier type and Win make about sco s,o pages il viii be ~
sued in 81 semi monthly numbers Tin eover rs each
y- To any person sending dollars at one time in ad
will forward the numbers BY mail paid
they come from the press
Te suitable agents this aords opportunity a. we can
put The work them extraordinarily favorable In
every manufacturing town. and every village throughout the
United States aud Csnad subscribers may be obtained with
the Creates, facility, PAID La hoy Sunderland
70 every editor who gives this advertisement entire twelve
oes prodd Inc papers this notice Be sent to the
New York Watchmsn New YORK IT'S Inn
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ITO STORE KEk PERS-The advertiser cues in asu-
perior ety aud ttreasonahe pric Whiting Mer-
shants Aadrs,s Cards BIZ H.a9: nd every Description q
len goods patent med, and Druggists Labels dol
lar snd upwascs usnd Desk Consular and Society
and double silver plated Door Plates Knocke Bell Pulls &c
with impr cleo border ,ndsmey engraved Stoi
keep ards typ printed at 81 50 and upwards thousand
Cards in the ntast and at lower prices than be
procured other estahshn All promptly
attended to. bOLEN, Epgrsver and Printer,
lmeo dis MAY he fehW
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS

OWING to the Celebrity ecscy and inysrabIs eucee q
~ Madame Restell. Female Monthly Pits in I'll eass q
nature whith the health Of every female depes
their Introduction the United States about % ye1r
counteeits and limitations continually ATTEMPTED 70 -
palmed of for the genuine. Cheap common rs psro
"Fsmsls Monthly Pills with the object Of selling posais,
attempts TO npose upon them IL safcient hers T. sSts
hat all Female Monthly Pills coussrles except bsqs
sold At Madame Reses Principal Once l4s Greenwich e.
New York, and No = Essex street. Boston. Price 81.
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