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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

TTlROY FEMALE SEMlNARYIn this Institution the school
wear consists of "A weeks divided INFO two terms "l -
EACH the one commencing the first "Wednesday OF March ~ ihe
clo.r uf which a wcrks the other
the third Wednesday OF September at the Close oil WHICH va
cation Of weeks.
The charge for tuition and board with all the necrsarcs con
nectcd Herewith, snu per ahhrn An adhuoa charge l.
ni-I ornamental branches oi ciae ruu
catoi-nr fixed preferred, 500 per ahhn one
half payahe ut the Of each term, VIII be rfctveh
and i il tie pupil entitled all the advantages vi Tile IN
sliution.
Pupils may enter any period Of The and required to
nav only from the time cf entrance.
This institution furnishes all possible facilities for th"ronsh
course of useful and education The principals are
assisted by eighteen professors and teachers
Extensive lectures annually delivered by PROBES
sors on Chemistry, Natural Philosophy Geology lolany as'ro
nomy Concholosy aud EIoruton.
The institution furnished with library, valuable apparatus
III: Natural Sciences wei
selected cabinet and sel charts, globes, mo-
dels, &C. -,
Tie French department under the charge Of Professor John
Edwards A. WIN the advantage OF uniting
hoour n both the French and English languages
eipr of an English family and born in Paris aud educated III
the Polytechnic School 1r rapid progress OF ms pupils affords
the hest evidence of his superior abilities as teacher
The pupils received into tr family OF the principals 10
which every arrangement il made for their physical educato
prvnie rooms two in EACH the of The fourteen enaic
and that of an nurse being those u
the young ladies. ., -
The advantages this Institution the result OF the accnu
lated facilities twenty nine o Us onward progress
Circulars particular information may he obtain
ed application the Principals John u! Willard aud sara la
lizard rToy. ~ Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

ChRD-P. s. GaR87N77I bees leave most respectfully 10
inform friends aud the public, that he has imported Irec
from London article for the manufacture OF summer a
which he will that fond OF wearing
Ipl hat They Of beautiful drab color, far lighter han
rhorn hats ventilated that they will Keep the neau
rrty cool lie will warrant them waterproof In iac ey
Are rh an article fail please person that may
wear en aud they will be sold at the low price Of 81 .
AnriII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

,1AKE NOTICE-nfants' LeghoE Hats are TO
i be had al very prices the cheap cash store Of
2. s. GARBANATI,
Sign of Transparent Hat, Shockoe UNI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

WILLIAM RITCIIIE, ATTORNEY At Law, Richmond, pd'
Office for the present with Dr. Rtee on Main street, anoSe
The Feb. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

ST LEDGER the full brother 10 Ariel Lance O'Keley, &C.,
~ stand at Mr. David Mills Stable this Spring. in the county
| Of Albemarle miles North of Charlottesville. w L. W.
" Mi ~ l07-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RICHMOND, FEE. 7th, 1872.
DY virtue o resolution adopted By the General Assembly OF
Virginia. the h day Of February, 1872 do herehy give
notice 10 all persons having claims the State Of Virginia o
hony their heirs assigns 10 present .e
same before the lst day of March, S or shc
shall forever thereafter considered and held to be vnu
eycept The claims sc officers and soldiers as were returned 10
the Board OF War the close Of the entitled to land bohy
-" 5. II. PARKER, Reg l.. Once
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

IREsH SPRING DRY GooDsThe Subscribers are now re
chnce assortment o leading Staple and Fancy Articles They
can offer erea, Inducements and will do 10 those who may n
with call Their old and much valued customers are
10 examine the themselves, and TO purchase on
the usual terms. - -,
.,,ys AA-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

DINFOKDS, BACON & BASKERVILLE are this morning in
ID recep, of their entire Stock Of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
having been purchased much below prices heretofore ad
for similar snds, will lie offered puncua customers and cash
dealers on such cannot fail Ia ensure sales
III. attention classes of purchasers particularly
invited 10 an examination Stock, will offer them
such bargains styles Of Goods they have rarely Or
perhaps before, met with.
Richmond. 10Th March. 1872. JUSTIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

J, &. GREGORY u Co., Managers,
O6ce on Main door bean .nain and l4h sress
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1872
$4,000 Capital.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Class E. for 1872 to be
drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday. the Both Of April 1872
e soo oS0I prizes of $500
! P''Ie VI m '00o 3 800
! &c 5000 $50
! :. 1900 200 500
&c. &c
i1 past ases Of ,, Whole Tickets, slaO 90
.ciieaos VI do % Half do. is 90
40 Do. do 25 Quarter do. 10 so
E Tickets and Shares or Certificates of Packages in the
'o G. GREGORY Il CO., managers, Richmond ia.
Drawings $, nj Immediately after they over, to all who order
above mo .,
March % 4oo-."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Camhric, Jaconll, Nm,
Checked, striped ans |
Plain and figured foe
Thread aud Isle, L@t
Plain. heinstil ched 1n
kerchiefs &
Ladies' silk md rl@n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

day afternoon says:
"a gentleman who has just arrived from the State Of
Maine, reports that Governor Fairfield was about 10
the Legislature of that State i'll consequence Of
dispatches just received by him from Mr.. Webster,
stating that Lord Ashburton was fully authorized TO set
tie the Boundary Question, and that there was every
prospect that this long disputed matter would be soon
adjusted 10 the satisfaction Of all parties"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.-The Char of Mathematics in
Institution having vacant the resignation of
Professor Sylvester, the Board Of Visitors will proceed TO NIL the
vacancy their annual meeting the s of July next
Applications should be- addressed Dr. GesSner Harrison,
Chairman of the Faculty Unver.ity Of Virginia
~ n II. of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

sa s.nssi HS asS Rss.s 3d. s
s.TsoS Nov ssa aG R Whi'iSn Curtis, Porto Rico
SE9 ss sSiss SSSt.9 Crowley pa
S;i S' ai Ps. london
L a n Roy -Cld EsseI RA ms Richmond; John w
NYort AT ga AassTetta CScwe add CTrseeai. NsSos,
Nfors; 29d North Carolina Pratt aud Plato, Pressey, Ph4
BosTos, Eoy ascAr Marietta. CrqweI Newyork Signal
SHAW Msy;r@s. Mary sTSpsbtoa hi. 81
Ps@sIsTs and Trinidad Senator Pepper s. Anus Bay, JAM
Ssss Si5i cn.a1% s, S'; s$ai
mSn Ness a A W% F .ns Rogers Ta ve
YAhT s Nov 2-ArE Yarmouth new. Sc ton,) Mat
FALL RIVER, NOvsi-An s%thhsId, Daft Providence for
NJ sA SOUL, 5sf Ss Sssa: o $sa rH. f.
Daft Afris, via FAN RIVER China small s,Ssnash; iohn
aassfs DIX aGS S. R,TE, Art @ NS
N0srorT. Nov ai-AH Purdy. Tinge, NYork. Cid Cas-
Li.ssn Si9SS Nc 6 Nss aA Star BsTsa
% 49, JoP i PR asols Bs%
H,SRii May Emiy tqshssc 6ns and
Nov sA Roger A sSs H Nichols E Liver
BSSas as o o Arm I aS' sv S
S Sl1D,1 P9db5s ,n e'sR,ao' ca %Ss stanton
Nv
Calhoun Builrn West Indies.
'iEoE9Erows; sc; Nov 2e-Arr Ena. Ames. NYork. Cid
- Young West lndies Msleftc, True, NewYork; Fanny
Colt Baker do; Wampa noag Colson, jersey CITY.
SAVANNAH, Nov 22-Cd SUSAN all Cumming Salter, Liver
poo tharle Joselh MsurNn Boston; PIMA Given, do
Nchol B,ddle Bddle raman, NYork; Exact Johnson
CRUSADER lBt johnson, Liverpool; Havana Glparck Ha
Usage, Watson, Boston. AYR 2s Tame lane Theo
bald Wis,ssset May Flower, Weeks NYork; WIN Watson
gAcKsoSviLLE, Eff Nov 2o-In port Nimrod Smith, from
Nfok arr t-neounterd gales during the passage
carried away boom. lost anchors ST Johas
BT; vlrgnia Bethel for Martinique sail in few days
Boam.. Perry do, Mary Hammond, Norwoot Charlesion.
MosLE Nov lsNAf Abercomoie. BIZ Lou.tsl Liverpool
Cid Canton OTIS, NOheans; Thames Prince, NYork.
New ORLEANS Nov l6-Ar Lord seatop, Obi Fi,zsim-
mons Lyerpoo CameI Whitney, Boston, Birk enhead Obj
Br9wn St Ana,ews NIB; Johannes, Brem Edrck, Bremen
j wan .t Matthews Havana PlymoSth Thomas, do; APP
Clifford; Jones KINGSTON Ja Jsferson Mills, Monego Bay
"a; Clarsss Watts, do; Georgana McLesnd,
ga T lssh Ta%snend LOTs tvsToO ard Rcpden
Lord, Patterson, Hayre sydney, CB; New York ~
Wrsh Galyeston Below, coming up Const tuition CoTssr
Favonte and Edw Adams Fort Jackson Martha Washing
ton sch Rio, of Newport aground the English Turn.
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Tons Built IN THE II. STATES.

Under the tariff of 1923, the ship building almost
destroyed In 1885, it again revived and prices
under the growing nfaton fell off in s36-7-s to less
man was in 1925 Hence is evident that the paper in
nauon and the high tariff threw the business into the
bottoms because under those circumstances they
.ouu ou''d and carry cheaper than American vessels
ms Is particularly true of the vessels Of the north of
H"ope more especially the Hanse towns In these lat
are no duties Of consequence the highest being
spi cent rartiy IN consequence of this absence Of
taxation vessels are built and sailed from those pars
much cheaper than from any other nation In addition 10
th's' treaty was made rnder President j. O Adams nv
MIR Clay, which allowed the extraordinary and n,s,a
privilege, that all vessels owned, well as all .bin,
in dominons Of the Hanse towns the privilege of the A.
Avessel, no matter TO what nation she may belong a
be raturazed under that flag for few hundred marts
and thus be entitled TO all the privileges Of that strange
treaty The result OF this combnat of facts il sincp
lar In looking the Treasury tables appears that
nation whose vessels have undue proportion OF
American trade is the Hanse towns. The above table
shows of exports Of es4 domestice produce
sai se47s6 went in foreign booms--of this 81 1857 $50
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SO, lO5.s7s s,sle.3l2 % 9O.sea ass


This table gives the fact that the proportion of United
States goods exported in British vessels Great Britain
direct declined from onethrd to one-fourh while the
proportion carried in the vessels Of the North of Europe
which not subject to taxation at home has
largely increased The vessels Of the Hanse Towns carry
200 per cent of that carried in America vessels in
stead of Is per cent in 1927 This is the only power
which has the advantage of the United States in the inter
national trade and it arises partly from the absurd treaty
We have mentioned which admits vessels of all nations
sail under the Hanseac flag but mostly from the fact
that in consequence of the absence of all taxation
home those vessels be built and sailed cheaper than
those of the United States and the increasing guam
y Of cotton to be carried demand fer tonnage
which they supply cheaper than the American ship
builder whose government has imposed upon him tax
of S. per protect the of IRON cordsge
SC. These common commercial principles have infinite
y more to do with the increase dminuon of American
trade than do the dreams of small political law ers
whose most subtle paper schemes naught by
trading ingenuity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28


The meeting of Congress is rapidly approaching and
the various public that have been before the
people, will probably be brought up The finances of the
government the most important because the press
ing Some means ofprovidng for the exgencies of the
government will Immediately engage Congress. Efforts
have been made and will be made to take vantage of
the supposed necessity for exchequer scheme to
make instrument of relieving the distress of the 60
vernment through the issues Of paper money, the
dit ofhe Treasury in of its debts No scheme
of this kind ought to succeed. OF the dis
graceful experiments of small politicians. The only
method for the to confne its expenditures
within its To do this it necessary give up
at once and forever all attempts make class ct
rich at the expense of another under the plea of
protection and to levy its duties solely with view its
own revenue The expense of supporting the federal CO.
vernment should be considered by every neces
sary part of his house rent other domestic expen
ses and such to be regulated with economy, and paid
cheerfully; but when upon that expense is engrafted
covert tax for the benefit of his neghbor becomes him
to resist instantly and firmly. Another plea to introduce
borrowing lending, bankruptcy and dhonor into the
government nancess ITO regulate the currency and
changes" it is called This gross and absurd delu
sionwhich rapidly passing away 1t eight years
since the government directly indirectly has had any,
thing to do with regulating the exchanges. The result
that during the past year. all specie paying points,
change has been lower, regular and easy to be
obtained than before under the best days of the
late National Bank What is meant by regulating the
AsFh a aRaeEsiaan TBS qaRstHiotStiaa
upon Congress the power regulate currency which
1t does recognise vzgold and silver which currency
sadly IN want OF regulation. majority of the small coin
now in circulation Spanish, and deprecated Is to 90
per cent yet Congress bestows thought upon it, but
conftanty talking of the broken promises of fraudulent
State banks, as If that the only "currencyn in the
world 1t high time that the concerns of individuals
and the private business of citizens left to their own
skill and enterprise and the talents of statesmen were d
rected to get the State out of the disgraceu position in
which it stands.
Among other objections to the existing laws which re.
gulae commerce with other nations been urged that
the want ofsufciently discriminating imposons are the
cause OF great and dproporonate in the EN-.
ployment oforegn vessels in the transportation OF Amer
lean produce We will examine this point The follow
ing table will show the quantity of produce exported for
the year 1929, as compared with ls40:-
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cral Observation-Disclosures
Cards-Bllls, &c.
To the Business Public.

Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, we are ready to print books pamphlets cards
bills and all kinds of useful and elegant printing on the
most moderate terms and for cash payments.
This Office we lave fitted up at great expense-in
types presses, and materials OF all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work to the several thousands
dollars end are still busy printing the most beau
u articles ever issued from the press Lady's Maya
znecalled the ARTIST printed in this Office and is
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
IN the country The beautiful typography of the New
YoEK LANCET is we'll known.
All applications for printing will be made to Mn. Josrrp
ELLIOTT, the Manager at the Office of the Hereldor up
stairs in the printing Office, entrance o. Nassau street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD GENERAL PRrsrrso OFFICE
=, North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
NEw foRx, goth Sept, ls49.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28
no THE HUMAN HAIR CAN NOW BE RE

{a7- THE HUMAN HAIR CAN NOW BE RE-
STOKE by the power of science Hundreds testify
that by applying. with slight friction to the scalp the
Restorative that the hair forced grow wherever
applied and the thereby strengthened which pre-
the hair fai off the scalp restored to healthy
condton and all SC dsndruH destroy new lie and
impetus is given to he roots. they grow in youth soft
dark and silky (eveu ii the hair is light red gray y
The public need not take statement or the inventors
you must believe when these persons give their names
and certify the above the qualities Jones' Coral Hair
Restorative -
Mr.. w. Hopkins % King st. New York
Mr.. Phillips, 49s Broome, corner of Wooster 81.
Judge Edwards, of Philadelphia.
MIR. J Pearson, Navy Yard Charlestown
I. Power grocery, Fulton st. Brooklyn.
We could offer fifty other of persons who have
found this all IT is represented but ii the above is
enough, nothing will convince except trial II is sold
quite reasonable, indeed cheap, only 8 shlngs
bottle by Jones, sign of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham
St. N. Y. Agentss7 Dock strset Philadelphia State
street. Boston Zeiber, Washn gon d. c., l39 Fulton
street. Brooklyn.
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MONEY MA RKET,

Sunday, Nov 27-6P. NJ.
The old Bank of Florida chartered in 1888 about to
resuscsted by parties from this city. The bank not,
we understand to issue bills payable to bearer directly
but acceptances of firms in New York in the form and
style of bank notes. These to be paid
to those who will take Il aud the sent Tor
ward in time to meet them, at maturity. 1t is contri
vance, not one and never yet successful, subs
tute the credit ondivduss for specie paying the plan
ter Tor his cotton. BY this operation speculator may
get possession of any amount of cotton without dollar
OF capital pays out his promises obtains the
and sells it to take up his promises If he sell
at profit he pockets the difference # he sells at loss
the promises not redeemed if he has capital. Ihe
has capital let him pay for cotton directly and
the capital of the planter Why should the planter
the risk OF the operation without chance the pros
instead Of taking this paper he demands specie opera
ton is closed and he has further risk in the matter
1t Misunderstood that Messrs G. Grswold and Shepard
Knapp have resigned from the Erie Railroad direction
Thus four of the direction already resigned
leaving in charge person who for two years has had
control without holding share of stock in his
statement of the affairs of the is printing
for circulation.
The following the monthly receipts of the Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

On Saturday evening. 26h inst. Mr.. ALEXANDER MAR;
TIN ANAHoE, of Scotland, aged 90 years.
His friends and those Of his brother William and his
David respectfully requested to attend his funeral from
his late residence No. Al Willow street, Brooklyn.
On the 27th inst MARY McKENNAE in the roth year of
her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of her Charles Nc
Kenn9, James Mckenzie, and william Mckenzie,
spectfully invited to attend her funeral Tuesday the
10th inst at O'Clock P. NJ from the residence of her
James, No 80 Spruce street.
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Below.
General Record.

FOREIGN LETTER OFFIcE.-Letter bags of the following
vessels to sail Thursday, Dec Gpns Foreign Let.
ter Office, in the Exchange:Shps Europe for Lyerpool:
Ontario for London; Baltimore for Have; Emily for King.
stou Ja St. Thomas and ST. Crox; H. Thompson for Mar.
sees barques Chancellor for Monevdeo Buenos Ayes
M rchant for Lisbon; brig Escaus Bahia and Rio Jsnero
The letter bag of steamer Acadia for Liverpool via Halifax
also be found the above Office and will close on We'd
uesday, Nov. 30, at hafpsst o'clock.
SEN MARY ALMI Cra from Albany cspued in the
tS Fa, aIsg bo ssSs She was
on The 'iH lin 1eRSs
passengers arrived at Hsssna on The i5h inst anu
shir Hsssr Pese from Liverpool at New Orleans the
and two Of the passenger 1t the request of the captain
Bspqu5 FARyrELD, Of Gardiner supposed be wrecked
liable S had an is.2e coo cargo PRINCIPALLY for Mozam
Sem svr, Of Boston los, Asaso principally owned
Sur Hsysn burnt BoTaeaus owneat Me:srs T!u-
Boston, a"p Captains S London nail was IN
Whalemen.
xh 3 OIL Spoke 81 ist S Essen Essen
e,yo cSnS 70 49, IL. islands s Of
sid eg g yn &c ,S 1c un s sperm
e!isr from Il BscIer y Consul at Society Islands.
sH ii mo; out SPIN 1900 VIII; Hsaia Sys NB soS;
SW L %D. ss T. 90 s % S.d% sS MAJ
Case 81 %G % 50 oe VI ;, India reported ha,
Luce FIJI mos $780, franklin, Ray, Nant mos s6 Poto,
mac. Hussey do. mos 800 ST..
spoken.
Rome Of Salem AZ days from Batavia for Boston, seps lat
DC g, lon 20 Sc.
Rival OF Boston, days steering ssw Nov H. lat 81 a.
Ion 70.
Foreign Ports.
HALwAx, Nov ieAu Caledonia, ts) Lott, Boston for Lii.
erpool
EG.Ivrsror. Nov is-A!r Columbia, Cooper Baltimore;
Ccvlon, Smith. Hallowell, Me.
HAvxrA Nov 6-In port Cristoval Colon Smith, from New
York, just Norma Barton for do, in few days; yak,
Morrill, Cadiz frt; Ina, from B,ston, disg Vol.
eire Choae, 90 do; Volga Hayward, from Portland waiting;
Sybel, Edm,n and Eastern Star Dennison, Tor Boston, in
iew days; Hayne Charleston, do.
BATAVIA, July 90No American vessels in port. Unicorn,
Williams from Manila for Boston, in her boat for sup
pies, days previous, and sailed again.
Home Ports.
lHoMAsroN, Nov leAn Glare mont, Robinson, NewYork;
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HAVANA, Now Is, ls42-The supplies of Coffee
abundant than usual this period of the season. and
the quality of the crop promises to be good We have
active demand for the better descriptions for Europe and
anticipate decline OF the actual rates. which quote
s7i St for good. and "A for middng the lower
are likely to 90 lower at present they range from to
S6t Rice l03 ii Sugars rs. for brown, Al cents
for yellow, and a 9 for white.
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Married..

At Howards Hotel, Nov. 81, by the Rev. Henry Chace
WILLIAM WALTON, of this city, to HELEN MAR daughte
OF Nathaniel Earle, OF Leicester Mass.
Sunday morning, Nov. 9th, by the Rev. Charles C
Pease Mc JOHN SwEENy to ELIZA eldest daughter Of tn
late John Baker of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-28

o. THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished management of NJ Rcord of the
best conducted establishments for vinerea patients the
world All the remedies for the of these terri
Bile affections have been introduced with great success
Encouraged by the fortunate results Of NJ Records modes
oireamen the remedies have been prepared under
the direction ofhe College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city OF New York. and are to be had their principal
office The Partisan Alternative Mixture" for the cure
OF all forms Of syphilis whether primary secondary
sold at 81 bottle and in of haaozen bottles
S. All patients obtain the gratuous advice OF the
Consulting Physician Of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, OF Nassau st., NY
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Principal Office of the College, o. Nassau St., ~ Y.
20 THE ONLY SAFE. SPEEDY, AND EFFEC.

90 THE ONLY SAFE, SPEEDY, AND EFFEC.
tual remedy for of all discharges from the ure
tnra seminal weakness, Sc SC, is the French Anti
phiogsc Mixture" used successfully in the London
and Paris Hospitals and sold in this country by the
authority OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the CITY oil New York. This medicine is quite paatable
requires no strctions of diet regimen and does not
give ad'sagreeable odour to the breath.
sa IN slnse bottles at 81 and at 80 cents each
Also IN cases guaranteed to cure) SO each with full d.
recuohs 20 use w. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College 81 Nassau street
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"IHE PEOpLE's MEDICINE."-such the Ge.
.S'rsc OF sarsaparila prepared under the drec-
Of New York may be emphatically denominated. This
elegant ann preparation is Compounded of the
whose value purifying the hio5
AMI strengthening the system, admitted he i s
cal authortirs This article does contain na,.;i
OF mineral medicine and therefore differs essent;a s
the mixture sold under the of SarsapariIla VIII;
may be readily known to contain mercury or s
the sickness of the stomach produced by their nse
in single bottles at IS cents each In cases of hall
bottles SO so, do one dozen Sc. ''Aeh
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office ofthe College o. Nassan "a