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, 1842-12-17

81 am q true laborer. ] can earn
what l eat. get wha, l wear, owe no
man hate, envy no mans happiness,
glad Of other mems goods, conten,
with my farmland the greatest Of
my pride is, to see nv ewes Craze
and my lambs suck."-Shakspeare.
We have como to the conclusion
that natures truest nobleman is the
man who earns his bread by the SWEET
ofhis f,ce, upon his own bought and
paid for plantation. An indepen-
dent farmer may stand upon his
honesty and say te himself, as Sell
kirk did,
81 am monarch Of all survey,
My right there il none to dispute;
Fron the centre all sonnd to the sea,
an lord Of the fowl and the brute"
He is truly a rich monarch-wi,h
a landed title more secure than that Of
feudal, lorded baron-more easily pre-
served and protected, not by deeds Of
valor, and through the shedding Of
blood, but by the lawful labor Of the
hands. His house Is his castle; his
acre his dominions. His gardens are
his parks, his grass.plats his lawns,
andhis forests his groves. His cattle,
sheep, and poultry, are his subjects
and he becomes, al pleasure. either
the executioner or the mul:iplier o|
such subjects. Tell US If the king up
on his throne has more power worth
possessing. His happiness, weknow
il less, as he increases his tolls, cares
and his sorrows, in proportion as the
cultivator Of the soil diminishes his.
:. In the spring time he sows-in th'
autum he reaps. Providence has as
sured him that spring shall not fail
and he has the assurance Of the Give
Of every good and perfect gift. that a
. he sows, 50 shall he reap. His ground
are wstered in the season Of drough
with the rims and dews Of heaven
> and in the damp season the sun shine
r to cheer, invigorate, and give prom
!. Use to his labors. The severer task
q of the summer are succeeded by tn
lighter labors Of the winter. As "
. have said in tho words Of VIII Shal
= speare, .He earns what he eats, an
upets what he weara" He may %
truly, and with an honest pride:
AL "Iest ~ sva Lash,
nal My ehieksss and han:
,rl dear ny own fleece, ssd Iweari Il
, 1842-12-17
Of Royalty. AS he says he .difers

OF Royalty. As he says he "differs
materially from" me, he will allow
me the same privilege Of respectfully
differing from him; for l can never
consent to bend my knee at the loot.
stool OF power, at the bidding of any
man, in violation Of the great Demo
cratic doctriae, that 1he majority
should rule"
have thus explained TO you, MI.
Editor. my objections 10 The Veto,
and il Mr.. Clay is my ~"favorite'' ]
cannot help il, and am content to re.
main a Wing. As to the old fellow
''uf 76"-his principles are clearly Of
the Benton clan. The principles Of
"Neu,raIity' are well known; and as
"A Farmer of Pike will agree nei.
Their with the democrat, nor the wing,
nor the neutral, permit me TO ask him,
las he has veniured upon the ocean
of political strife") to what party he
belongs' Or does he fight upon his
own hook. until his instructions arrive
and points him out his course.
And now Mr.. Editor, to close this
communication, which is more leng.
thy than intended it should be, ] will
answer the two last questions OF "a
Farmer OF Pike addressed to me, by
saying, am as much opposed to any
unnecessary change or amendment to
the constitution rs he can be, and
hold it in as great veneration as him
sell. and think it should not be tam.
pered with for slight and trivial cause,
for a better never was framed forany
people on earth;-still he must allow
me the privilege of expressing my
opinion relative o its perfection. Has
he forgotten that Gen. Jackson re.
commended an amendmen 10 it; re.
siricring the President to one term Of
four or six years, instead Of two o.
four years each? If he has not for
gotten it, then | nust he will admit
have good authority, when desire
an amendment Of that instrument
with respec, 10 The veto. If my me
mory serves me, ! think he placed j
-, before the people in The canvass 70
the Presidency. At any rate he wa
pledged TO serve but one term. s.
Mr.. Editor, the "Farmer Of Pike
:. may see that Mr.. Clay and his friend
are not the first ''innovators upOl
:, that splendid fabric Of human wi:
DOM.
AS to Mr.. CLAWS violating the vi
of his constituents, | know not
), any one instance, unless such scrub
as Frank Blair and Amos Kendall
;, may be called the sum total Of b
J.. constituency.
l.. And nov TO conclude, with the "lo
II cabins" coon SKINS" "gourds
:, '-hard CIDER" "'rippecanoe and Tyl'
!, too," objects Of ridicule for "A Fla
=, mer of Pike" l must inform him
!. had as little TO do with them in l84
as he had-but in justice to a hume
Gus class Of the people Of Missoul
;. will tell him for his individual info
- nation (''sub rosa'') that, hereis
much female loneliness and purit
and as much true patriotism and 10
10 Of country, in the tenants ct a L0
:. cabin, as can be found in the saloot
a. Of his splendid mansion.
:. CAssIUs.
New Hope, Dec. Cd, AZ.
, 1842-12-17

On the 9th ult. the authori,ies Of
Michigan destroyed by fire, Sii,Soo
Of State Scrip-S5s,oso had been
previously destroyed, leaving out
standing at present aSsu, $4,000.
, 1842-12-17
5sGOOd Rye"

IS(:OOd Rye"
Farewell. farewell! is often heard
From the lips Of those who part; sfF
'Tisa whispered tore-rn a gentle word
Bat Il springs not from the heart.
It may serve fos the lowers closing lay.
To be u meath q summsf's sky:
Bot give to me the lips that say
The honest words-Cood bye!~
Adieu: adieu: may greet the car.
In The suise Of courtly speech;
Bat when we leave he kind and dear.
sTis act Whist the soul would iesch.
Wheas'er we grasp the hand Of those
We would have forever nigh.
Z The lame Of friendship bursts and CLOVIS
In she warm, frank word-"Good bye"
The mother sending forth her child
To meet with cares and strife,
Breathes through her tears. her doubts and fear
For the loved ones future life.
No cold 'adieu," no farewell" lives
Within her choking sigh'
Bot the deepcs, sob Of anguish gives
.'God bless the, boy! Good bye!
Go watch the pale and dying one.
When the gisnce has lost its beam
wbsn the world is cold Is the marble stone,
And the brow . passing dream:
And this latest pressure ofthe hand,
The look Of the closing eye,
Yield what the heart must understand,
A lsng-a last s'Good bye"
, 1842-12-17
New Hope, Dec. Cd, '42.

REAL LovE.--Sir Robert Barclay.
who commanded the British squad.
ron in the battle on Lake Erie. was
horribly mutiIated by the wounds ne
mad received in that action, having
lost his right arm and one Of his legs.
Previously to his leaving E:nglaEd'
he was engaged to a young lady to
whom was ,enderly attached. Feel.
ing actually on his return that he was
a mere wreck, he sent a friend 10 the
lady, informing her Of his mutilated
condition, and generously offering te
release her from her engagement
.Tell him." replied the noble girl
.tha. | will joyfully marry him il III
has only enough Of body left TO hole
his SOUL"
-. r.,
, 1842-12-17

The official majority of Bouek for
Governor Of New York, is 81 The
Abolition vote was 1926.
, 1842-12-17

IsAsar ny own fleece, .ad I~earit."
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JON ES'S
ROOK.KEEPTNG.

DUBLIsHED aud for sale at lss design Of
This work m to substitute kopledge for the common amb
auous debt and credit which to BE made
found to afford the student clear compreh nion Of
on which the Of and double
Entry arr arranged that by far the most mpor.
tsnt and aiding princps have hitherto remained hidden
details This system already este nsv,y intro
demic Institutions this country where originated has
been CORDIALLY approved by large number OF the best
count.nts and respectable merchants 10 this city and
ass by committee appointed By se American Institute to
eIamioe il Price 81 SO. 49, .
:sysn By the author Is hhsro !. Booik.ep
pI'eass who require win cheeiuy referred to former
pupils who arc Book keepsrs: -
jas Inn THO Mae gONES. accountant.
RTOTICE-The subs criber educng hrs large assortment
Al unusuay low prices such must please al who wish
AMI articles either in the saddery and coach busi
ness and particularly the following artieies:-
Webbing, thread. bits stirrurs, bells,
Patent leather, r clotn, bows. lamps, knobs,
Laces, lacks robes, buckets; hinges, axlss, .,r.
Springs castings, &C. JNO. y. SUMMERS,
;xstaxaros 100 Water street.
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELIlO, Femae toI conun
TO females. . . nI 80 -,
Produced removed by Madame g. in very short
time : :. a..
oueh repairs and alterations for the better Of
she I'd 70 receive ladies on
the pom. Of confinement those who wish to Be treated for
obsfructioo Of their monthly period.
street. all times and with the stcest regard to secrecy
All communications and Letters must be post paid N I'm
M Chatham still affords relief 70 the afflicted Of both sex
He may Be alwy Scn:usa with The utmost eSHSenss
and numerous symptons sI,ng from th. dsss;s FrSn
cuar branch Of the profession guarantees speedy and
effective to all who spp 10 hin Recent c.ses
da.gerou medDcns No nsrpcn from bu;iass; 2. ate
rsced aggravated by mareamsnt may apply with the
cenfdence of being ehecuay cured Terms mode
from IN the morning until 10 Ut night VI
Ace IL Duape IT. t2s In
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j. PE.ASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUND CANDY.

THIS pleasant %.den. ic,nsd sy e. s Of 3
eous ss a ssa p"i%sasIy cc%psns
article: should e u:sd :sp,;ss a and afford no
mated that the Of the whole experienced in com
p''oK READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
wHoop,sc coueH-l can recommend rsss s Hoa,hound
:Isy
''''' DErRorr, Oct I4th, 1871.
paeiss.s hoss9ossS Candy :s.pie
s value saw its % es mol sr
ror. LAM w''hSrea' re'peHff' REpFIELp. MD.
Ih.v,u.,a Pea Hearhound Candy in nv famy Tor coush,
colds and s-oh h Ssit s'';i.'sfR
Dr. Rogers requests to say that be has PIac,iced midi
sP ss
ss s: zssssGs
aTfhss2alaoNHr ST s
The have the compound extract Of
y With eesh and
= s%s %s
our brsi Is;sn, throughout the on''a
f.,sl csrFss sew
Rev Mr Gra~fs;t' PASTOR Of The Church souythst-
S wSsI.f' Pastor Of Church corner Catherine
y: $.$r, Pastor NC Church ,.,,I s:s'srd
Rev NJ a aSs. riff II, TS sa s Vsrssh Gold "
Rev Berry Wesley an Methodist Church,
/ Grand and Chryst,e sts.
Rev MIR lyon Pastor N = Church. York. Pa.
As rc9r's the efhcscy Of Peaset Hoarhound Candy
enough has be.n aid-ousnds Of certificates published AND
would not believe the above would he be
l leve. though should rise fr m the dead.
10 Pedlars Confecttoners appointed Agents
Each envelope Of the Genuine peases carhound Candy
s,s ed Pease Son, IS Division Of whom il ran b, OBJ
| tended to.
/ AGENTS.
Ruhton Aspinwal ITO Broadway, 10 Astor House, and
| Thomrson, cor Fulton and William sts;
S.nas 70 Fulton and Granite Buildings, cor OF Broad
| vay ard Chambers ct; over No sirih Avenue..
The follc " nR our state sgenu:-
/ NJ a W Redding No STATE 81, Boston. Maes.
/ Mr a Zseber. 40. 81 Doch 81, Philadeipnia Pa
l Rawle Co 81 State 81 Albany 49,,
| 4, Robsysson No ITO Baltimore Of, Baltimore Nd
Msssru Dubosss Co. Mobile, Az .
~ NJ puvan asa Broad u, Newark, MI
a. w N HeIdNnan, Louisville. Ny.
Mr fisssey Teller, Detroit, Mich.
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MEDICAL AID.

A PHYSICIAN long accustomed to prescribe diseases
"A Of private nature resides at "a Mott sire He has
been familiar with those complaints many years and hsv
effect h. has Obtained thorough practical hno~ledge OF
tbs branch OF his which has enabled him t. intro
uce some valuable into his practice He does
n0 20 osrom thorough and radical res and
safety 10 The patient And genera speakeg. it is not
the patient to observe sny enangs IN business pur
from h-nce result so many distressing o consecutive
or secondary symptoms and the like result FRI queny fol.
lows the OF many remedies for this reason that
he comusn cannot supposed the and
infuence over when its has
long continued and thus while the patient swallowing
uuedicins from day TO day bis disease not cnsnang to
PERMANENT debility perhape something worse for in
tan: many hundred there may be at this
very time taking medicine under circumstances that appear
he d,sea might prove to be structure and should is be the
case important for the patient TO know that one medicine
alone did never can cure structure. well
known the patient may have structure many months
except to ncr, the tine required 10 make cure :.
Those victims indiscre misfortune are about
10 select adviser uld DO well to call and obtain
little book treating entirely these com, ants It small
socket volume aiming much valuable information its
DR. Gregory residence at 81 Mott street. about 100 yards
from Chatham square nearly opposite h church Hs does
home al any hour day nigh (obserye that No not
drug stoe1 ell arranged for the reception oil
pat,ents and his charges moderate. .
Fu,sn corner Of odst; corner Fulton and William
and corner Chamber ST. and Broadway. both corners
CORE spondenis from Of the country (pos pad
ordering the book and covering 81 Will receive II ny mall
acne mast remit fee Insure attention Direct to "a
Mott street, New York. VI In
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uAvANA--MKs. VESTS BOARDING HOUSE 10
removed TO the Gale San Pedro, Ne1 enene de Ia Ma
chin- by this latter direction the building TO ali
cuous point, Of the city
The alterations and repairs upon this house having
been completed Mrs. W. has the satisfaction OF offering
stranger whiting Havana establishment far superior its
location 10 thing Of the hind before known the
city !: situate directly upon the Bay and commando an
towns. VILLAGES, kc.,
90 Passengers Tor Havana must obi passport from or
verified by Spanish Consul which, arrival
BY the boarding officers 10 the Government House. where,
conformity there permit land with baggage &c. has
tobe procured BY some resident Of ths p!scs
bear ind that this will be promptly rsndere
By Ne Clerk who visits III vessels with passenger soon
a they eater the harbor
Havana Dee. IS. 1871. o2eeod SIM
THE AMERICAN MOULDING COMPANY-Uferf for
sale boats OF every description discount OF twenty
per cent from tho ordinary prices some OF The boats
been placed By The Company the hands Of scientific
the year. and 70 the no.t severe sf BY
ming rock dsshinS them against stone PIERS loading
shore proving their strength fourod than the boats
ordinary Contraction The materials for buildng
to chemical which rem ers them mper
water The joints prevented from shrnking tbs
parts being co-ey ecprv ssed ~ to appear like sodwood
and caulkiss The metal fastsnings cannot
TT. cc.S;.y sss: 10 receive ore" end supply
WAREHOUSE, iia BROADWAY
ko ~ AZ Az OpWrss'e the CITY Hotel
YIN aeCABE cos INTELLl0ENCE OFFICE,
irving Prof. ksawiek. j1 In
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PLATED WARE, Gu ILERY,

O..
sir y f New Ga
pt Of PLATED ua, Wsf5s cs.aes:iss. Gi"si,
MA Tea md Coffee Sets and SPOONS; Jassn Waiter the
da The .. s Ps .
Bowie Knves Scissors and Sso erm,u suver Tea
na GSes with God and Gil. Js.sry Wsehes
Movements, Silver Pencils lhimoies, Tooth Picks speeta-
ces, Paste StoDes, &c BIC. n2lm>
~ American Patent Friction Match Co.. for the choice of
oces, sad te tr3nsaeton Of buspesg w ss held At the
;fHs on the last ws'' GH3 e dToDwfH
SLH9UETrs - M as ysi
.t hf =. ss. r, I
a cs,. rs he % he hairy e as 'ss a
himself cannot erceed by any similar the Union.
pf many Of the public characters Of the city may
'' Hours OF attendance from ten till three. s
.B-Famy Groups taken at private houses at any hour
l. superior quality entitled Debenturs landed from
'hs c s% Colon ana for al Chatham 81.
KNBRSE sKc kE3I fEA 9o ri IN III
Loci, and having supplied numerous orders heretofore
csived, prepared from The extensive a!rsnpens
as ba Si thew sv:
BEING roSS often been
sufcen proof bank can be considered dspoato
sts.np. and the co@S1i,on d changes can
security found other mode Of fastening Locks
safes and store doors from las to 4,osl changes
relate. made e %; any e &c Il
directors aud ofhesr Of banks are Requested 70 sxamns the
and orders WILDE rsssjys4 j s Sfi SMITH
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MECHANICAL LAMP

W dNE-HOUNE,
No ss1 Broadway, between Anthony and Leonard street.
CREsH importation Of Mechanical Lamps The subscriber
complete and splendid assortment OF thee
Lamps imported in this country embracing the latest
and fashionable patterns in Parstogether
with abeaui variety Of gass iobes Fancy Porce and
mined at his store, No. s37 Broadway.
The superiority Of the Mechanical Lamp combining sle-
gance economy the consumption Of Oil with
re most brilliant aud regular dson Of light, ablished
by general APPRECIATION
reduced ths they do not much exceed the
cost Of the common lamp.
T.. ID, SAXTON.
kSucccssor Ia A. DfAcor,
film 337 Broadway.
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MAOAME RESTET,T,-

EKMALE PHYSICIAN. Once and rssdenes lls Grssa,
witch street, (bewesn Cortlandt and Lberty stes<H
whsre she Be consulted with the scesst confidence
complaints incident 70 the female frame y
Madsms RsstsIs experience and knowledge in the srsek
Of obstinate Of female eguarity sopage 80
&e such a. to require euta few days for cera
relief and plec. recovery ladies' ds:,nns proper mse
win b. accommodated during such time With psiyats sd
whose delicate yrsesou health fobids rapid ipcrs0
Of family, viii be sent by mail to par Of the United ste
Pies ~ package All letters (pos ped sAdfesesd TO 10
see, NJ Y. city, will b received. aif
Boston Once No. y Esesx
N B-Ma1ame RESELL would inform ladies reSding out ~
the city, whose health would not admit Of travelling that 10
would devots personal pge
ofth UNITED States within reasonable distance,
ne d&wimV
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity ecaey and inyarbis gueesu e.
~ Madame Reselle Female Monthly Pills in eli q
irreeusty. suppression stoPpage Of those fc6ns -
nature upon With the health Of every female dends sips0
their the United States about four yea
counterets and limitations continually ATTEMPTED to
pslmed on for the genuine Cheap common riils
"Femas Monthly Pills with the object o. selling pos.s,
At one dollar Females therefore cautioned against h
attempts TO impose upon them 10 sufficient here to s6o
that ali Female Monthly Pills countsrsis except heo
sold Madame Restcs Principal Once. l8 Greenwich It
New York and No. kssex street, Boston. Price 81.
Madame Resells signature written the OF ese0
D. The married under some circumstance - mut sbst,n
from their for contained in the drections
M d&wfms 49, 'T-gTT
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CHEAP AND 0O0p.-LsleS 6aitsrs "
So ST. and 81 $ per psir; Frvueh Buksas aid
wallh sh,s. snd :. n e, pair; Gsots@ u.s. water
cSidrens Misses and Boo.s shoes 0ais cheap
10 proporon Thea there stout boots, sutahk fo the
sessop for Mechanics MIlkmen Biremsh &c from ~ 10
"A per pair Aso general Of boots and shoes
r family use good hs Clntoa Boot and Shoe
Canal stiest nsrth east corner q HUDSON e.
rs Inn ~: kNOA W.
-, (iEZls Waterproof Corr aoAhne DTess
Boots, OF the latest fashion waterproof
shors dancing CATERS and pnmpe, adS msses and ch
dren raiter busns and ties hid and stsn sippers
water pvoo and all warranted good CATERS 81
So to 81 u.s. and 50 misses and chidreni g<r boo
and bushins fashionable good and ch mena boy and
chdreps boot Shoes In the city, AS Broadway
corner OF Walkers celebrated cheap stors where
he nnbc sivpence passes for the slow shtiug ao I'm
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL flLLS-Let the unior
"A tunste rest that there ersgeerst'on IN as
sorting these pills speedy and rsdcs cure for Gonorr
hp A. e Irritation OF Kidneys, kc hey were for .eve
raj wears prescribed bythe Abernethy mall stages
OF the above Ia the first stages box 10 usually
sufficient feet days. In long protrscted
opc stages obstinate elects c they equally csi tam
nav hundreds who had been taking other
for months which tended to destroy the constitution
than 10 cure the disease They the parts subject
TO the weakness which frequently occur alter
using other ms They have asant taste Vi
any one taking mr. hi the most fined fooiey
without hav,us their mis Suspected They are con-
entirely oil vegetable ingredients winch nvgorate me
81 siem generally. For sale only IN New York BY VIM at
SON Al Hall, 80 atherne and Brooklyn
BY Blagro We, druggist Fulton street. III In
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TO MARRIED. LADIES


WI These invaluable Powders have been universally sdoPto
in Europe but Frsnee N particular, Tor upwsrds o. hiY
year. wen y hou,.nd. in tsis eoeas1y 4 being e
health forbid To rapid increase family:
female Physieaa The two principal Fsmas HoPitsil
great experiences and opportgntss s attained h esIs
eiay adapted 10 the femae frame for which her edie
unrvaed, we'll m this country in Enrope HI
frame enabled her-by tracing the decline and IN hsaIth =
married females the meridian Of e and the COM
quent rapid often apparently nexplicabls canss wh
cousign many fond mother to premature gAye-to the
knowledge OF the primary eau ~
female OF married emalesheh
1906, led the discovery Of her celebrated Preventive Pow
den Their adoption has the Of preserving ~
only the health but the life Of many aGeconats WI
and fond mother. 80
The advertiser feeling the importance q this shset -
wmatiW The benefits RECALLING to thousanAs By hst
.aoptios most rsspestay arouse Ii: stteno1 2? y
don itnct wise and y'suGs to PREVENT 4 .o which
EvsZ a.P.s:ion.ts v,uou. and snshtsasd mind viii
dame Rssts rscsnnenas Or ever Price &c
tiens They BE- wsrded By mail 70 part e the y
MADAME RESTELL j smaie fhys;ess Prisoips 90
Las Greenwich street. New Yuk. Once hours from A.
to oek r NJ. Boston Office No Essel x. fiSdkwImc
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DIR. ALIENS BALSAM.

nv Horehound Lverwor and Peurisy Roet, has gsined
reputation in The cure Of Consumption and Liver GEM
like the common hu nbugs Of the day to cure
every disc but only for DIE esrs q diseases Of the
urgs liver and for these complaints II has equal ON
symptoms OF sumption. Dr. Aliens Balssm OF
Hors6ound Ly.rwCrt and pl.urisy Root never failing
certsn Of being restored 10 health contains opium
any deadly poison ull and Supply the Senses but
the disease the lung gves health and strength
OrrsisNs or.THE FAcuLry- DIsEAsE OF THE Luyss
DR. Allen dear Sr-l have prescribed your BALKAN OF
Lvsrwort and Pieursy in severe coughs
Dies had failed glad find valusbe medicine with
high ouion Of Bssa% and :I Continue 10
mend to my PefFsRsk sroS fhy ,a New Yo. City
For sale wholesale and rcal BY W. A. Tyler SO Barclay
street New York, and by T. M 0uion. corner Bowey ard
Grand street. fSlm,
Cobaba and sarsspsrilia certain, safe, AID most effect
ra remedy discovered for the EonorrhGa elects
scturss whites, pains the back and Icins seminal weak
One recommendation this preparation enjoys over all other.
may be taken being easy nsur.
TRAVELLERS especially would find th. medicine highly useful
and ought never be pnProvded With preparation posess
the advantages which the present eombnss Prepared
RETAIL Tssnt Greenwich street. OF War
rent soulard Delluc, Park Row, and SCI Broaaway;
Hicke az Broadway. nan sm'
but at the Warehouse, ia Broadway, opposite the City
The Company adhere strictly the Patent and Reversed
Bottom and furnish no other thar sgfh scs built feT and
and steamboas the British Roy Mail Line BritIsh Mail
on Lakes Erie aud Mich an and generally adopt Foreign
iIb 3taW3W
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SVASl utienen or - Miles tnrvw'
,nx asd< from their wardrobe articles Of wearng sprs
CASH o,fain from ne
subscrber 80 GER cent than any oher person wn
We H. LEVETT, ia Broadway,
Once No, $50 Nassau st. opposite Clintoe Hall, MY.
Families and attended their rssdences by
ointment and ali left either place, through
bs Post Once, will receive prompt attention.
N B-Lsdes' apparel and Fancy Ball Dresses also pur
la..J Inn