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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-20
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE MARINE CosPs,

HEADQUARTERS OF THE MARINE CORPs,
Washington, 4th October, 1912.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al
~ the Office of the Quartermaster of the Marine
Corps, in this city, until 10 o'clock, A. M, on Tues
day, the 9th day of November next, for furnishing
ratons to the United States Marines at the following
stations, for the year I643
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charlestown Massachusetts;
Brooklyn Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylva MIA;
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida, and
Washington, District of Columbia.
The rations to consis, pound and quar- 'er
of fresh beef three quarters of pound of mess
pork eighteen of bread -four, at the option
of the Government, and al the rate of six pounds of
good clean coffee, twelve pounds Of good New Or
leans sugar. eight quarts Of beans four quarts Of vim
eyar, two quarts of salt four pounds of soap and
one and half pounds of good dipped candles to
each hundred ralions.
1t is understood that the full side of beef (neck
and shns excluded be delivered if required if such
quantity be not required that the fore AMI hlnd quar-
tiers be delivered alternately; and the bread flour
shall be of superfne quality All the articles to be
uncxceptonable and to be issued to the troops with
out expense to the United States.
No offer will be entertained at this Office unless
companed by the names of the sureties of the pro-
posas to be endorsed :" Proposals for rations for
IS43."
AUG A. NICHOLSON
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-20

TUST received, the following pieces Of New Mu-
u sic, at the old established store two doors east OF
| 9th street PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-09
WILLIAMS
UNITED STATES CASH
TAILORING EMPORIUM

NO. p JOHN STREET, NEAR BROtDW.Y
JUST hELEi I'D at this establishment co.ne,e sxsort
ment OF Cloths, Cassmeres Vesngs &c suitable fr the
spring trade-fuIchased for cash - S''a''e ioi 'ie
Our friends and the public respectfully invited In call and
for themselves before leaving orders
and be satisfied that they be furnished with as good an
article be purchased establishment in H. c,x
and at prices which cannot but the views Of the ost
economical. - '
n. B-THE OFrIcrRs OF THE ARsiY AND Navy are
specially informed that they be furnished with any rt.
Of uniform made sgreeaby the prescribed regulations Al
reduction vi at least % cent, from former prices
az lm- w. n. WILLIAMS
pED OR GREY HAIR may be changed beautiful an
IL barn black three hours BIZ using a Do.
of the celebrated Italian Dye IL has Justly obtained ress-
surprising all others aud be used
without tho least Jury ehor the hair skin. Therefore
the difficulty of procuring suitable article for colorin ta.,
hair has deferred many from attempting But this diff.
Guilty /. removed, all who have used the Italian Dye
borne willing testimony of efficacy. For sale BY A. b.
Sands CO.. 273 Broadway, of Chambers a B. D.
Sands Fulton of Gold. and loo Fulton of
William, and Sand, * Co. II East Broadway.
French Polishing raste.T,s combination of Gle.
mentary having affinity ior each other.
which Will unite aud form compound altogether
character. The bancy aud durability Of hs polish il i'm
parts the delicate article Of furniture, such inahoga-
NY rosewood ebony Italian marble also carriages patent
leather military caps Sc is unsurpassed Its application
requiring very little labor the article
ginal beauty. For sale by A. Is. Sands Co, Granite Build
273 Broadway Chambers also by A. D.
y Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street, D. Sands Co. II East
DIolGwav. Price Is a2S Iusn
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DIR. FAWCET"T

MEMBER OF, THE ROYAL, COLLEGE OF SUR;
VI GEONS Of London aud Edinburgh and of the Medical
Coese Of rhaepha confines his practice 70 select branch
Of ais profession
Mont empta dclore volunitus.
d. encouraged by the uniform attending his
mode treatment IN the Of venesal gee structures,
seminal weakness and nieTcual Affections with all
those other bad symptoms which undermine the constitution
aud lay the foundation OF decay either from mall
eamrnt other la such persons the appetite Is
generally defective and the relish for life almost sbducd
isis mode vi treatment universally admTcds medicines
bgs pleasant 10 the taste and smell gently eSrnge the hbes
Of the stomach and that proper te,iiy what good dges-
uon HIS iTratse constitutional debi
~ affords observations scxnNl debility.
na and mpItcucy brought by delusye habits
all attendant spurious ghysioogcaliy exianel. Thi,
work De obtained his Office 1876 ulton where the
Doctor be consulted all hours OF the day and night
letter. post paid will receive Immediate attention
IL IL
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PAPER HANGINGS.

1J 4. HOWELL co, 3G7 Pearl street, now rccciv-
H. ing from their manuiac iuTes al New Bruins wick
enye assortment Of Paper Hlgginss Bore &c Gthe aes,
country trade which they offer to dealers at the net mnafac.
Aso their usual variety Of French PAPER Borders, Fire
The best women pu Tnper any part Of The city
be had Al the shortest notice. al3 eoi2m.r
pENOvAL-UNITED STATES CHEAP CASH TAI
Bero Nssau and Boeknaa streets to 1888 Broadway room
j. BRUSH would wish to inform his friends and the public
~ large nt he has taken the above room IN Bro1way IN con-
geaes will ge enabled to compes with any ortaS hnent
a beautiful coat from SIC 10 SCI and splendid pants 81
\. B.-An garments made at this e,abishm.pt arc done
g ny '' l te;alteh AID warranted to MT Please e,i
A NPEtHS CONVERSATION LOCK-'fhe only Lock
lie to Be - eed % e 5 @2s'g gnJ S ,S es s
deposit Of Fvs Husngrn W IN ron sue, fnc, h
Mcrchln Excnge Resda Rom 'I ~, Two or, month ,s
eee s,m,' ~ Thus exposed .eyee tim, since 1851 aud
d h Sew Nsa Comfy Bans ~ q %s Rs ri IS t"G is
% f over lol b,s IN H. oi,d sS1a,eis Lock new N
which has stood the and been OPENED ia B,nk or
elsewhere a,r the door hs been shui, AL ro9ey locked
nliyina when al ocr Locks rave Been ofeped NJ IS r
S2.d amt q fooos wa,ie MI 're3,e lok s-ved re
Srn Ccnbnlton Lock, the Rsro'd Bsrs LoSc!i, sss
Losks suited TO B,als with iloel el,nsc. 9 pli2e'.
Locks suited 90 iron safe, store doofs 'ad caS' cf
oicc Of B,ai id aiyilgals rrc invited . mine tbs
i'a as lar f wHDswoVTB * sAITH il Jones' lane
T ARGE .AYD FASHIONABLE HOTEL ~ rhlLA
Il DELPIilA-The well known Hotel, Marshall House,
caplble accommodating 10 persons, situate Cesnu
having been fcovaied and iupOyc o. 90 b 1T unfinished
= reduced rent Tor term Of years
This H0 full whca Il ciosct o. the owner oi the
property. APily 20 ..,..., ~o,,,.,.,
2Uf Chesnut street. fhiladclphi,.
May q, 1873 n5 2Neod-
CHANGE OF 5tDENCE.-NAPOLEON .BUNEL
- has the honor Of informing his friends and the public % ge
renal That he has removed his RssrkURANr 70 NO. broad
street y ti CORNER 9. the Custom House public stofc nls
,t,p.nfn,, whea w,l DC known under the pane Of ~
Val cot and ~ 69s h ~ W , S'ig nlI SssorIied
sioons or pye PARTIES, and furnished al moderate
pgcel kaugant will De l,ep the plan the best
tabishmcns OF foi aud the Bill u Fe will always
tlia te 4rtat,si anl newest variety % dishes. u2 ln-
OIERK WA<TED-rhe suhscrh,r ,sishny n, increase
y hs business D. ia ant II CLERK who furnish 5000
5000 Jln for the OF which interest will Ne paid aud
liberal stiaTy for s services. Address r. y. ~ 1887
office. mfr
THE COMMISSIONERS OF PiLOrs .OFFICE IS re
moved No. 81 South street, over uc siose II o. r. A.
;. johnson. m5 iwI
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THE kREMLIN.

III BROADWAY, corner of Thames s;rcet-Ths splen
did establishment open for the reception OF
public having been fitted up an elegant for gentle
DESTROYS spending hours of leisure the practice
rahfu and agreeable reayltons from business
rursuS Two separate saloons fitted up billiard
and bowling ocys. The first rOatln cu superior tables
and die second four excellent alleys Each saloon has the adj
fine hight and plenty and furnished
the style Indeed expense have been
spaced place The %rsm urra footing in point of
tr,Ions of the mot in,itin2 reliability. The oprictos
inviting gentlemen visi establishment, beg
and VIII lee su,ed 10 satisfaction and make
them perfectly At hone"
BEN WILSON formerly proprietor Of the
Montgomery Hail. Mont somcry, Ala
GEO. a. THOMAS, late book-kecper
the Astor House
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
on THE PRINCIPAL OF


ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
FROM THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
DENTlSTRY-lt is often that permit ourselves to
~ speak Of euogy of discoveries subjects which
do not come within our province. We have not sufficient
knowledge do IT, in the first place. unless indeed the object
be vble angabe and this is the in the present instance
Mr. Levet Surgeon Dentist who arrived some time since
from London, has brought with hin method which he
has in successful practice here, of SUPPLYING the loss Of
real by artificial without the of
such liraiure., SPRINGS pegs ordinary
the operation when completed followed by nfia:naon
pain. II. best describe his method himself We will
however add that patient; whom he has provided with
of these necessary embellishments delighted
with thar they have permitted him refer enlires
them who do apply from Idle curiosity but with view
of profng by the conviction actual examination will
produce.
NJ. LEVETT, Dentist
Broadway Warren st.
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!. BRADEN

WOULD most respectfully beg leave inform his friends
and hs rube generally ti' he has completely renovated
and rconened has Saloons for the reception these
who may be pleased to honor him with their patronage He
iattcrs himself II viii be sufficient say those who have
been acquainted with the established reputation of his Ice
oEas nc for the last nine that nothing shall remain
on his part to RETAIN and If possible exc his former eor,s-
lie still continues the manufacture of Confectionery all its
branches aud prepared TO supply families and dealers in city
OF country wholesale or retail Not forgetting to tender his
Erlei acknowdmcns for the patronage he has received.
same will not be unayainx.
AGO liner Holm lRAnFN
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4 MIRACLE
TO CLEAR THE SKIN

OF Pmrles FIcches, Blotchcs Salt Rhcum Scurvv Tan
oiThsw and the Medical Council Of Paris have declared
the sliah chemical Soap, invented by NJ Besprn
miracle 70 ssuement or efuptions of the sin
neTeI imis--has cured hundreds in the city =.
II VIII Change yellow, sunbumed or dark skin 10 he aLy
fever spots in fact spot defcer Of
peIhy. 10 msep senta,ion--one trial will proye.-One
lady in this city, (hc won't give her name her face was
cured her. WV ~ 's"'
Sold By the New York Agent j. Jones. sign of the Anne
Iican Eagle, 81 Chatham streetPrice cents cake Brook
lynn Agent, 39 Fulton street Merchants Capns and oer
trading 10 the South allowed liberal discount aso im-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-09
Oil OF BARK.

VALUABLE DISCOvERY.-T. p MERRIAlI,s Pre-
MUM Water Proof Leather Composition of Oil of rs,
Tor blackig Oitening osning and prsc
nova,ng old leather 70 its original beauty and strength This
highly approved Oh IS now offered TO The public which stands
unTyacd for Of Preserving and atm.
also as water PROOF composition for boots and Shc~-
Having received the Premium. from the Mechanics Institute
al Boston, and al the American Institute at New York
~ B-Be particular ~ I'll to ohsrIyc dirt none can be
without the written signature OF T. T. Merriam
yellow printed label in lis OWE hand writing and his seal T.
r. VI. slinpcd on the storIcr OF every bottle.
For sale, wholesale a retail, ~ j. H. Merriam. No 2.5
Peall 81 Himmcrley street. one door om Vack
and 2lj Fourth street, of Green street New York;
also BY r. r McIrlm the inventor New Belfast, Mass
a.o FOR sale by u. d. Sands ~ Fulton street.
Gold and 100 Fulton street. Of William and by D.
Sands Co. II East Broadway, Of Market street and
BY A. b. Sands x Co, 23j Broadway, Of Clanie1
str,,t
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HATS! HATS! HATS

Drown &,CO's One Price Hat Store, Wholesale and re-
- tail, 79 Chatham square, of Mott street. where
fashion beauty durability and economy combined to adern
the head
to her recently improved short mapped Hat style the
OF beaverr whic closely
the costly and beautiful ,h,t the difference easily
perceived. Price three dollars We strictly adhere the
price cash system which enables furnish superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats the
public the proetos think they have reached the ur.atum
Of bennty, durability chea pness and comfort. 3n-
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NO CITRE NO PAY

NR COOpER, Ne II Duane Chatham, takes this
- method of informing the public that he still affords rclieto
the afflicted and be always consulted with the utmost con-
fdcnce the OF delicate disease mercural
tons and the numerous symptoms arising from the disease Dr.
cooper fol residence oil many years III the Hospitals OF
ene practice for tho last eight years that particular branch
of the profession guarantees safe and speedy and eecual
10 such persons Put themselves under his treatment Re-
cured in days, without the
any medicine Dr. C mild ucious mode
Treatment will require interruption from bu
in the mode Of living Persons afflicted it'll rroacted and
deporblc cases. need despair Of complete recovery
tendance from in the morning until 10 o'clock night Office
No. ~ Duane street. mi imEr
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GEORGE w. DAWSON.

W HOItSutf UNu IltIuU FUTitUff ana Ue1le1QI Fu'-
nShing Wcrehousc, No 81 Chatham street, cor
ner Of Duane street. NeW York
WHERE he keeps for sale large of the follow
" ing articles viz sdebods, Bureaus Beds,eads, Cots,
Tables Chairs, Office and Portable DESKS, Glass Cases Book
Cases Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables
Pianos Sofas Sofa Bedsad Beds Bedding Paleasters Mat
trcsses Carpets Oil Cloth Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Stands Toilet Tables Candle stds, Bureau Bedsteads
Also large assortment, Of men and wonen's Wearing APP
raicl, and second handed.
All the above articles offered the public ri very
low prices. Persons in of said articles would find
their advantage make early call the above establish
Shipping orders runctualy attended and packed the
shortest notice. and reasonable Mattresses Bedding
&c: for fitting out vessels, constantly on hand.
All orders the above establishment will be punctuay
tended TO and thankfully received
". BThe highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Gentlemens and Ladies' Clothing.
,Ooc nE-
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GENERAL AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the IS Fulton street,
BROOKLYN or the sale Of the approved genuine Patent
AID Family Medicines, Periumery, Fancy Articles &c
Manufactures aud pOpeOrs OF such articles of any
thing else who wish for active stirring agent 10 dispose OF
their productions, viii find such one in the person of the
subscriber.
s. J. STEWART IS Fulton street, Brooklyn.
For sale, most Of the approved Family Medicines. Per
purchasing here rely obtaining genuine articles
d m
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ARTIST IN HAIR.

MANUFACTURED EHOM LADIES' AND GENTLE
MEMS HAIR
MOT two inches long, hundred different designs
IN Necklaces Bracelets, Watchguards Earrings, Flower,
Rings, Wigs, and Scalps
A c. BARRY'S Wigs and Scaps will stand pre-eminent
above all Others Their peculiar light and venla
ting character their being shaped exactly the natural hair
grows their elasticity, their superior material and workman
ship, well as their style of ins End arrangement al
bnc form such perfect he ads of hair that they be
to be fully appreciated
Any lady gentleman usns A. c. Barry's Tricolherou
for the Hair and do find il the best and cheapest article
knowrn this country, he win with pleasure return the money
for eli Guackey discarded Graitous advice gwen all
diseases connected with the Hair at the Hair Cutting Rooms
li6 Broadway of Liberty
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THr NEw YoRE ElEnaIp--A d7iy Paper, ssncd every
morning ~ IL" week. firD cents copy. Country sub
scriber iun he'd NJ the rate, for specific rcod,
ri'ianoe Va advance Noprr sent miles, paid In
.IHr WEEKLY HrRALp-ISsucd every Saturday lnor,ny
oc'ockrice sir mud quarter copvfni.hcd
10 subscribers s225 p@r annum advance, or the
same rate fer any specified period
CoRRrsroSDr4rs requested 10 address their
JAMES GoRpoS BE>NrTr Proprietor and EditoaDI all
ders on business must be post paid,
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARY, 2Ots Fulton street, near
~ Greenw chDr. Morrison Me mber Of the Royal College
of Surgeons, London, and formerly in the British
Wy continues 10 be consulted daily diseases Of delicate
and all those distressing symptoms conscGuen.
udieous and impudent of quack medcines
delicate diseases in all their various and complicated forms
ersdcatng the yenercal with certainty, without
ing the patient any risk restricting him in his usu, diet
smell Permanent distractions in the ureta such STRIFE
and accompanied with much and dull pain
of the consequences Of and eadng ut
mately urinary Stuas. Dr. NJ structures scen-
tc manner gradually promoting absorption of the thckened
membrane without pain
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLITY.-Thousands of young
suffering from the consequence OF Indulgence in
destructive habit and whose further Injured
from the Of and pretended specifies which %
late only TO induce greater depression Dr. NJ treats purely
pathological principles, and fails establishing
also the most obstinate yield his plan OF treatment Letters
post PAID and Containing suitable fee viii the
pondrnt full advice and medicine part of e Unol "
his giving history Of his in detail
The strictes honor and confidence observed.
"a Inns 20tL F,ifsii
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DOCTOR PROVOST.

SOME individuals write against the Of balsam coavy,
~ cubebs ntre aphor mineral astringents, &c. &c. tie
cure Of secret diseases but that the world knows that the
above named medicines will and have cured those
beyond doubt 1t IL peec, folly deny that fact thai
requires professional man. and Of skill in his prcie
obvious TO and mnd hope therefore, that gentle
requiring medical aid Will all the foolish stuff
which they i'll the share Of advertisements but they
viii call upon No 81 Broad street. where they shall
have full history of their feel conddent that
.lent will leave my oics without eens entirely satisfied that
scended to place himself among the field OF Quacks. My Of
fee is a 81 Broad Stone ST.;
az Inns j. PROVOST, NJ d.
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our friend and servant,
To Niessrs j. Pea,e < Son IS Division ST.
PIANO TORIES.

SOUTHERN DEALENH at; ;..cn.ze,s g!;:ersy viii find
- lc advantage call = etsiAi.e cF',e sediment
the above article computing variety o AMI G7i Nctaves,
c rosewood aud mahogany win er9G a.iol scrol stands,
ied % be equal 70 any tie ci iit Hill be e" a! the low
possible prices Tor CASH the in9niaco IL West For
ttcuh street. between Eth 'Eg SN.s .,tlivss
y. B.-pauo Fortas for Iii.v.i gopi Of P1c
- L-.rL III. IL. mn. Ut. ~ II I'm
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TO BE LET-The store III Broadway, adjoining Trinity
church Va suitable for business and iavoably known
~ old and popular stand.
Also twelve fourteen furnished apartments for single
emen which will be let by the month otherwise. There
dug saloon upon tn European plan, attached with The
kfcmbn, where meals viii b. served at all hours. ala 6eod
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DIR. JOSEPH EVANS,
Farhc cure of every form of Diseases arising from
INplfRITN Ok THE. MOOD.


IAiPURITl OF THE BLOOD,
-tISED by the vial becoming derlnged and
- icebled by hereditary complaints and exhaustion of the
system. and .er diseases, viz, Scroula kin:s Evil Ip
and G-s IN the neck, secondary symptoms OF sypi-
VS. the Constitutional form of the Eeneria Disease, uieers,
u,cfs,rt Throat Palate, &c. lceI5 the Sims
of the body. Diseases Of the bones pans swell
ana alterations OF the boaea swclnss 81 the joints,
swclhpgs, Cancers skin DIST
saf reun rngwou, scay eruluons, ieposy itch, sead
head inqes cracking and arng of the SKIN, ettr and ali
Hadso Long standing and heretofore ucuabe FEVER
Themnaiisin govt liver complaint and all Diseases
cby improper OF mercury; local aud constitutional
dcbtyo weakness gonorh@a -lee lencpuhga or whites,
when me ha' been exhausted ~ secret
sensuay Ia youth, Wtempcnncc long slhdn; dtblia,inS
Diseases long Southern climates and other deJii-
tafins causss
Tins aluabe medicine hls been employed by the rloie.
Tor a au extensive pr and hospital practice, both El-
ro!c and America Tor The last forty during which time he
h, cured 1900 patients, who afflicted with some q
TIC most loatsom and destructive forms OF dlse many 81
whom living, aud ready 70 tesy 70 the efficacy o
this medicine Il By gyias the nerves rAle-
uns the sp regulating the circulation nvsorans and
citing natural and healthy acuun and thus
-,usinc all nuu, % be expelled from The system and erea
aug the SECRETION Of perfectly pure and healthy blood;
per bottle For sale only az the Private Residence,
Greenwich street, two doors above Canal street.
ul16 3n
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GEORGE ELMENDORF.

LATE OF THE FIRM OF ELMENDORF & LORD
HAS removed from the Aston House the establishment 81
j. q; Wymsn, Merchant Tailor 235 Broaaw ay whereh
viii be hapy to wait his old friends and patrons
a2i lmsc
NEW STORE OF Rich Cut and rlsin Glass No 2, John At
~ nctt door 70 corner OF Nassau street
sIOu m RI 90. have the honor inform their friends
anJ The pubic, that they oponH. above store where
they can mo ife and beautiful ell descriptions
such a astral and hall LAMPS all complete; porcelain al
nnnaetoy BY the communication Of their shop No %
Go street. Wholesale end ctalcy and country tradeall
goods packed 10 of the counsyall articles match
- patterns Fieisc call ~ IS John me- imsc
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CHAMPION WIG MAKER
WIG AND SCALP.
HOPE GROWS FROM INV ARD
,NATTH

-
,1sNrLEMrN-NIy wife h,d taken cold which final
tcc1,ae seated on her IN such that Inflammation
- lu1 nsucl accompanied with rttng IN the throat thu
ccniieced dang eouy III and given up b. emf
ry sicans bu having heard of your Compound Horc
id lly spoken OF ia the highest terms, concluded to
order 10 give TRIAL. and happy say
Nls Ia means OF restoring her To peTiec, he alth.
WIN. NANDEWATER,
Corner of29th street and Sd Avenue
4 MessB J. PEAsE SoN, IS Division street.
New RocHELLE, Feb. 18th, 1872
fltssIs. J. FEAsr SoT
Lentcnrn-lly had been afflicted Cor three months with
cous much thai aned of his be
afflicted with that moral Of the human acetc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES upon king of Hochound Candy, lac
restored perfect health. have also used it my
el and have no hes tion in Recommending; II to those
suffering under such Affections. consider the above
tny, nave uo objection To vo,u publishing :; ,
81 an market WAGNER, aud when in this city stop
Matthews Hotel p Bowery. Mr., Matthews will confederate
the above Sold wholesale and retail By j. pease
Son, IS Division street.
AGENTs.
Mr.. 9. ". Reddny, No State street, Boston, Mass
hsr. @. b. Lcbcr, No 81 Dock street, Philadelphia Pa.
M'sr J. r. Curns Co.. No. 10 Exchange Place, New Or
leans, Ia.
Riwls s Co. 81 State st Albany.
Nj: J. Robertson No. no Baltimore ST, Baltimore, Md.
tnIpir