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The State Treasurer has received draft
Fund, amounting to $4,000, or about tina;
sum. This is Ycrmont's share in the sales
for sir months only, from June sob. This
ratio gives over S2o,0U0 per aunum, aud
yet the sales were actually bu. about one
eighth of the average for The ten years end
ing in 1910. With The ordinary sales,
therefore. the share Of Vermont would very
far exceed ".hai $4,000 per annum." The
States have yet to receive the sales made
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COMPASSION OF A Jup6E-a yo-

COMPASSION OF a JUDGE.-A very learn.
ed and compassionate Judge in Texas, in
passing sentence on one John Jorvs, who
had been convicted of murder, is said 10
h W. COS Guided his rsmarks as follows:
The fact is Jones that the court did no,
intend TO order you 10 be executed before
next spring, BIZ, the weather is very cold !;
our Jail, unfortunately, is in VERY bad con-
d lion; much Of the glass ia the window is
srokcn; The chimaeys are 10 such d:!api-
d:ied state That no fire Gao be made 10 rem
der your apartments comfortable. Besides.
owing 70 the great number ofprisouers. not
more than one blanket can be allowed TO
each. To sleep souudIy and comfortably,
therefore, would be out Of The ques.ios. In
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N o L [ G. F.
STATE TEMPERANCE PAPER.

The Central Committee of the Vermont
Temperance Society have negotiated with
the Rev. Benjamin Briefly the establish
ment OF a monthly newspaper, devoted
mainly to Temperance, but, in part, also,
TO Agriculture, TO commence on or about
the first day of January next.and 10 be the
organ of The State Society. OF this paper
Mr.. Briefly is TO be the Editor IL Propric-
tor, the Society assuming no pecuniary re-
sponsibilitv-but having stipulated pccu-
mary interest. The size of the contempla.
ted paper being more than double that of
the Advocate now issued by Mr. Briefly,
and the price only fifty cents the year, will
doubtless be generally satisfactory. Friends
of Temperance who desire to aid the cause,
through an efficient Temperance pubica-
lion are requested 10 empluy some activity
in its favor, and TO forward their names,
with others that they NAV procure, rs SUBJ
scribers 10 the VERMONT ADVOCATE" (this
being the name of the new paper) by the
delegates to the annual meeting TO be hol-
den at Woodstock on Wednesday the llth
of January next.
For the Central Committee,
ALEX. G. TwIHryG. Chairman.
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HURRICANE Ia MADEIRA. WITH GREAT
Loss OF LIFE.--On the 24th of October,
MaSeira was visited by terrible hurricane
and perfect deIpge of rain, sweeping be.
fore il vineyard houses and people. In the
town Of Funchal. Tic river oselnowed its
banks. and breaking through The principal
streets. carried 1way houses. wine stores,
and many human beings. A letter which is
published in the Journal of Commerce, es-
Inmates the loss of life al so. The village
of Masda'ena. nj Inc souh west end of the
island, was completely wasked away .Icaying
but the Church and the house Of a rich land.
ed proprietor. The roads and bridges arc
all more Or less ruined, and the loss is EST.
mailed at million and 4 half OF dollars.
Bulletin.
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ARTHUR TArPAN. BY an announcement
jus, made, we learn that this gentleman has
gone into bankruptcy. The ample fortune
Of which he was possessed has been wholly
sunk in endorsements for other firms, and in
large, unprotitah'e purchases oflots in Brook.
Ign; aad Then finding it impracticabe 10
make settlement with his creditors, lie has
ben obliged 10 avail himself ni the bank
rup: law. MIR. +. gives up every farthing,
rcservitg nothing for his family or any one
eise.-Erp.
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TERRIBLE SnIPwREcK. The Columbia
steamer brings intelligence Of The loss ofihe
Reliance, East Indamln. Oh the coast OF
Mariemoni on the / lih Of November, with
The lives Of llG persons. Also, Of the loss
Of the convict ship Waterloo. in Table Bay
on the coast of Africa, with 250 lives out of
$50! An eyewitness says:
She lay IN very prccarious situation. She
was within few yards OF the breakers. but
it was though, she might hold on until the
weather moderated, when she might be
turned of. Under this impression, the vas.
multitude which had assembled on the spot
began 10 soperair. About 10 clock. how.
ever, the Waterloo gave lurch, and parted
{ on all her anchors and came broa'lside in
among the breakers. The scene which
ROW took place shall remember 10 the day
of my death. Alter iwo or three heavy
rolls, her three masts went nyer tho side
with dreadful crash. The matches were
now opened. and the convicts rushed upon
deck.
The sea was making n clean breach over
her. Immediately on the convicis arriving
on deck. abou, fifty jumped overheard ; n
bout fifteen or twenty gained the shore I; tho
remainder were drowned. The cries of the
poor wreiches on deck were now heart rem
ding. Each sra, as il made Il breach ovei
tie unfortunate vessel, carried dozen o.
so into the water. who Of course were drow
ned. Thousands Of people were on the
beach. but could render not the least assis
iancr. Oh. it was dreadful 81 CHI! There
within a stone throw. lay or 800 beings
drowned before our eyes.
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BANKRUPT LAw-Mn. Borrs-TU. Sec.
RETARY OF WAR, &c. &c.
CorTc<Pn d-nce of tic Fribrne

w HShlN"AO-f1 L GSSi'N; llcC. ID.
In Senate, 10 day, several petitions vcil
presented, among which was ono ny VT.
Wright, from. merchants Of New-Yo-k ici
the passage Of Il law establishing tho Ware
housing System.
Mr.. Talinadgc, on leave, ini7ojaccds
biii amending the acts establishing tie
Treasury Department. (This IS ulfels,ra4
not to differ materially from Ia. ExcneqI,r
plan OF las: session. The t.ii w.s twice
read end ordered printed.
The Presidents Ne&s7go was then lsis'
up aad without debate re;crIed TO ihc appr-
pfia;e committees.
Notices were given by several Seas'9r
Of The Introduction OF bills.
The bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt LAW.
read the second time. Dir. Graham .-'-
notice OF an amendment he should o.
when in order.
Ia thc iIcuse, MIR. Bolts rose to ggs
ton Of privilege, and amid mGc!. exciieneF.
and repeated interruptions by calls 10 oTdef
from Messrs. Wise, Gushing. and ether,
proceeded 10 state that he held IN his haHt
letter of lion. John c. Spencer, SecieirJ
of War, of The 25lh Oct. last, written u
defence of the Administration and Of iE'
political somerset recently turned By is
author, whic, might have brought HIN i7o
envious distinction with any harle4ln Of
the public stage; bu: written chiaSy ioi
the purpose Of operating on the ihcn psad-
election in New-York. This letter conidIa'
cd foul caiumny on himself, and o. 'as
majority Of this House, from which ae rlean'
TO purge himself
Mr.. Is. then read from Mr. SPeneei'
/ letter his statement of the President 2!O'
popCsal TO his Cabinet to announce his H.
ten,ion ofretirement ut the close Of H.
presenttern,and their dissrading him ihei''
from and of the offer from the Wing IT,
ders in Congress to the President TO Po''
pono the second Bank bill on condition 'as'
the Wing members of the Cabinet sh9oe
, not be disturbed in the enjoyment OF ineH
offices by him.
Mr.. Wise raised the point OF order.
After long wrangle on the point OIL o.
der. H.
Mr.. Bolts succeeded in ragainirs ~
floor, and moved the appointment Q; .
Iect Committee Of nire members 10 inqp"'
into the truth Of the charge.
Mr., VIM. ". Irwin objected to t'e
cep,iou of the resolution.
The question then came up on the re'tr
ton Of the resolution. rs question o. P,,
i.ege, and the House refused 10 receive i.
Yeas IS, Nays LOG, thus for tic F'e''''
d;spesing of the matter.
Mr.. Everett, in accordance with Pre"!ss =,
notice, asked leave TO introduce OH w.
the tepeal Of the Bankrupt Law, and 'e'Ss
al gentlemen Directing, moved suspense
Of the fdles for this purpose, which PRIV
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up 10 September--and that only John Ty.
Ter and locofoism having defeated the dislr;-
button bill But let US be thankful for small
favors. BY that most righteous act, the
distribution bill. the Wings in Congress
have given Vermont over ten thousand dol
lars. AID it is the earnest of VIVA, Wing
government iciW do, when il can.
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GEa.GE T.. I'RoEFlr.-TAc Richmond
H. Pal dian. sass: We lcara from ihc
e., ..>yile lnufna'. Tia, ;a:s gentleman
lnAJc speech a f.~ DAYS since in that
,c". II ,hc conclusion ofwh:ch 20 inform.
=. l.la cans Iuculs tai II 'ic close OF his
ia, J., Ccrgrcss he shoali lay down his
'f,.sr II lhe;: feet, wiieH they might clecl
::.::!!,3eso. i'.cy Please. +; serve them, n he
-,.es c':.-'-iIy aw5Fc Ina; row, 10 use i.is
MA c.'~s;r i.;naavso ''iic could no; get votes
~. s. - The district to b;y nieger's sup
pr.
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: CARD.

J.; jis,:c- 20 the Executive place before
re p blk. the f1llowing official document {:
al i, sire 20 avail myself of,hiS occasion
d" express NY grateful aPPrccialioa Of The
-.';.ernas srmplihics exhib.icd BIZ my friends
md fclpw. c;;:zcns, both here and IN other
i:o:s cf the Stale, pending NY recent in
.areer4,ion.
ia my cont. n,poraries Of The Press Of the
.-..DElfy- wijh some very unifnpor;aut OK
i,-p'n,s. and 10 the grea; 6od o. my polii-
i,;al upio1cais, ny heartfelt acknowledge
~.-,..s arc Gus;iy duo, and in al! sincerity
'.o,t ciier.fu!:y tcnlcrcl and Although
i..n cnrsciuus that il was lie principle in.
,pvc,l in ny case and no; 4 mere pcrsonsi
z; ing--a natural !.arror 10 persecution Of
,,try kird, and mt resori ior ihc individu-
-; re- ccu;ed-which hes reused the SYM
=,l.:.s Of the community n my behalf,
e-:uro, but feel that owe 20 those sympa,
les and to the love Of jus zee wtehce they
es:,aa,ie, he triumphant Justification Of 'h'
E,xoca;jr, ior his Pron;'! in!erp1siiion 0
T." Pardonins power.
J. WATSON WEBB.
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Treniy first Rule SaSizined--Rcfercnee 10
Presidents Messoge--Gen. Jackson's
Core pondence Of The Tribune,

Noiic ttouueHeS VI III A'ifu'eT
WASHINGTON. Nonday. Dee. IL.
In tie lIou.E OF REPRESENTATIVES. to-
day. the usual Standing Committees. ard
the Select Committee on National Foun-
dry, (Mr VIM. Cos, Johnson, ChaIrman.)
were announced. They are as follows:
Con,miRes on E'ections-M cssrS Iialsied
Of N. j., B.air Of n. Y. Barton OF y j..
Borden of Mass, Crayens OF lad, Gamble
Of Ga. Turnev of Tenn, Houston of Ala,
Reynolds of Illinois.
ITays and Means -Messrs Fillmore Of
N. \, Bots of Va, Mason of Ohio. Wal
lace of Indiana, Marshall of Ky..J. r. In
gersoll of Penn, John W. Jones Of Va.
Athertou of n. H., F. II pickens of 5. G..
Commerce -,lessrs Kennedy of MI.
Winthrop of Mass. Toland OF Penn, Guilds
ofN. Y Raynor Of N. c.. Randall Of Me-.
Andrews Of Ono, Williams Of Cl.. Lewis
of N. Y.
Public Lands-Messrs Morrow. Ohio /;
Casey. H.; Smith, Conn; Gentry, Tenn;
Bronson. Me-; Howard, Mich; Brewster,
n. Y; CHAPMAN, Ala; Thompson, Miss.
Post Offices and Roads-Mr. Briggs,
Chairman.
Claims-Mr. Gidiings, Of Ohio, Chair.
man.
District of CoE1mJia--Mr Underwood, Of
Ky., Chairman
MdnufGciRres--MI Saltons'all, of Mass,
Chairinln.
Agriculfme--Mr Debcrry, N. c., Chair
man.
Judiciary--Messrs Barnard OF n. Y,
Trumbuil of Conn, PeaTce OF Nd, Brown
of Tenn, Davis of Ky., Charles J. logger.
soil of Pa, Roosevelt of N. Y, Saunders OF
N. G..
Revolutionary Claims--Mr Hiland Hal,
Chairman.
Public ErpenditIres-Mr A. L. Linn Of
n. Y, Chairman.
Foreign Relations--Messrs J. @. Adams,
Gushing. Everett of VI. Granger N. Y,
E. d. White of La, A. Holmes Of s. c.,
II. Sheppard, Caru,hcrs of Tenn, A. II.
Stuart Of Va.
MiEtia-Mr Keim. of Pa, Chairman.
Military Afairs-Mr Stanley, of n. c 4,
Chairman.
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GIVE perceive Mr. Jonas b. ShurtIcff'
(late Of this town.) editor of the Beaver
Ccuniy Palrio', has been appointed one of
Gov. Porier's aids, of Penn. Col 6. has
ho;sied tic flag of James Buchanan, the IA
voriie son of The old Key Stone for Pres
idcnt. Good. Go ahead, Colonel.--N.
II. Sentinel.
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The Senate of New Hampshire has pas
sed resolutions. which viii doubtless pass
The House Also. declining TO receive any
mar, Of the proceeds of The sales Oflhe pub
| c llnds.
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RESIGNATION OF Mr.. CALHOUN. Tho
Hon. Juhn c. Calhoun has addressed lct-
Ter 20 the Legislature of South Carolina,
announcing his intention TO resign has scat
in the Senate OF the United States after the
4th Of March next.
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hE&Y.NT ASYLUM FOR TTE Insane. -
Thar afr my liz ralie::ts in this iust'tn-
t:ar. III have been admitted the rrcSo NJ
.~ar--ej have hccn discharged. or the
i,frr 20 have recovered -2S nave no, re-
.'..vcr. j, 2,d have died. The entire ex.
p.ns's f'f the ycar have :'e~n Si2,5l5 81
--an.'as.i received :iom paticols, &c. 3i2.-
na5 81
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despair-may she rest i, peace.
The foregoing is but very imperfect
sketch of the particulars which have trans
pired in relation 10 this subject but as the
report of The Committee will be Published
50 soon us prepared. VIC must be brief for
the DreseDt,
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GERMAN CLAY CLUE The German Cav
Club in the city of New York. nov nun.
"srs upwards Of eight hundred members.-
Two-ihirds Of The members were attached 10
tho Loco?oco party nine months ago, but
tic advocacy OF Fee Trade By that party
have opened their eyes, and they are now
de'crmn"d 10 bauIe fer Henry Clay and
Protection.
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Greeley. editor Of the N. Y. Tribune, caue
off at Saratoga OIL Friday. The jury re-
turned a verdict for the plaintiff Of $780,
As Mr. Greeley will probably give full ac'
count of the trial, and The extraordinary
Charge of Judge Willard, in his own Journal,
VIC forbearto make any comments at pres
eni.--.Troy Wing.
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consideration Of these circumstances. and
wishing 10 lessen your sufferings as much
as possible. the court. in The exercise Of its
humanity and compassion. do hereby order
YOU 10 be executed tomorrow morning. as
soon after breakfast as may be convenient
10 The sheriff. and agreeable TO YOU"
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Mr. McDuFFIE has been elected Senator
of the United Sales from South Carolina Ia
succeed Dir. Preston. having received l4l
ont Of lI6 votes Mr.. McDuftic was e.
l"cted both for the ancxpired time Of Mr..
Presion's term and for six years from the
4.h Of March neat.
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DEArn OF MEMBER OF CoNGEEss-We
regret 10 learn that The Hon. James W.
Niii.ams, member of Congress from Mary
lard. died at his residence in Hartford coun.
~, from an attack of apopicxy.-AD. Daily
Advertiser.
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Successor To Bishop ENGLASD.-lt is
hal the Rev. OCcnnor, pastor
of the Church OF ST. Paurs in Pittsburgh,
has been appointed Roman Catholic Bishop
OF Charleston, in the place of Bishop Eng
had, deceased. ~. Daily Advertiser.
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ALEX. G. TwIHIyG. Chairman

Dr.. Iiosack. of New York, has given an
account Of Coils wound-having laid open
tie caviises Of the chest in presence OF sey-
cral surgeons and nearly 100 citiaens.
This is published 10 refute an absurd story
that he was still living.-N. Fl. Sentinel.
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J. WATSON WEBB.
Neg York, NnYenhet -, 1912.
GL;CKTELL'S ISLAND VOTERS.

DIN : " ELL'S ISiikt IT'D . IsN'-'
'Ei.s r. Y. American trskes The follow.
Ing aFpTopsissc remarks on Ii" i''cgal voters
hraagl, from lie prison Gu 3!aci;wcii's Is
Ia d by Locofoco magistrates, to vote The
}.cco Ticket. n, tie chart: election IN the
civ Of New York. la>i ss+iug,
81 eaorn,iiy of these p+oceo9ii:1es,
xt.;al were 50 a;rehua.siF jrn:;d i.y lie
l,y tn: i,co!oco papers ~-::ea i1s: charged.
ND l,a zesi and pcr'inar'tr which Me Nc.
ar Morris splayS, aud from ;he con-.
tn.,n.<n,e;.I ct iha Investigation has display
81, Ia throw obstacles ia the way of inquiry,
gao wrl. i:u.d to ar,u>u public attention.
+ 70. y ,ac P-oof, are Overwhelming thai
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Successor To BI,HoP ENGLAND. II is
announced that the Rev. DR.. O'CoNNEE.
pastor of the Church ofSt. Pauls. in PITS
buIgh, has hcen appointed Roman Catholic
bishop of Cha 'lcst,n, in place of Bishop
England, deceased.
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HOUSE,.

On motion Of Mr. Talislcrro. il was order
ed that all petitions, resolutions end other
matters. on which. there was no final action
at the las, session, be again re ferred TO the
respective Committees. The resolution oi
Mr. Adams resembling the 2lst rule, coming
up next in order, Mr. Jones' moved 10 lay il
on the t,b.c. This mniion was neg.ived-
Yeas 90, Nays 95. The House then retu
sed 10 order The main question. on the ad"p-
tion of the resolution, to put, by vote Of
yeas %, nuys 100. 81 i; again iirs over
for one day. Mr. w. G. Johnson Offered a
RESOLUTION 10 rcscind the ''nne hous rule u"
Mr. McKrnnan moved 10 Law the resolution
on the table. which motion prcvailed-ycas
ZIG, nays 20. The House then odjourned
ill Monday next.
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SENTENCE OF SULLIVAN. Fe learn from
Westminster thai Sullivan the Prize Fighter
has been sentenced to two years imprison-
mont at hard labor ia The States Prison.
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DEArH OF ELxANAH WATscN. The Es'
sex county REPUBLICAN, announces the death
a, Port Kent. CT ikanah Watson at the age
Of IS years.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 8.
SENATE.

Among o,hcr things Mr. Benton brought
in his bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt law. and
Mr. Bayard Introduced resolution 10 re.
seind the famed explnging resolution OF
la2T
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The Massachusetts Legislature is 10 be
flooded viii, "L7iimcr" pciiIions-lo put I
veto on all claims for runaway slaves.
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Mr.. GREELEY "CoaPERED." The case
Of James Feninore Cooper vs.. Horace
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

"a LISPENARD STREET, N. Y. CITY.
MADAME COSTELLO grateful for the extensive patron
Iu age literally bestowed since she opened the above OF
ce respectfully socs the attention of females and mother
in particular the following Medicines Of her preparation
which have proved eecua remedying the diseases for
which they recommended. wiz
Madame Costellos Pile Ointment, certain for the
Piles in all cases. -
German Soothing Syrup, prepared expressly for children
teething, will efectualy prevent fits screaming, SC:
Madame Costeo Nipple Paste the most successful remedy
for nipples and which mother should be without
Disroci Cordial, the eecua remedy possible
rally requiring but ~ doses TO effect perfect cure
Lip Salvc Cream Amber for removing pipcs, bloches,
relness, tan, s,in-bunD and freckles
Hair Sostve preventive to the Hair falling out,
will restore in bald places and give rich dark gossy
pearance. ...
Alsoa Beautiful Dye for the Hair does not color the skin
but will red, grey light hair TO beautiful black La
dies have applied the Office by Madame Costello
ranted.
Madame C.'s Ointment and Lotion, positive for the
salt heum scad head and other eruptions
of the skin
Cases of Liver Complaints which have been standing for
years have been cured short time by Madame C
cellent remedy and restored to perfect NE alth. :
Madame Costelos Syrup for after Iains failing
NEEDY.
Each and all Of the above medicines prepared and sold at u
Lpenard and where be obtained such proofs Of these
facts will eonvincithe public there fancy in these
sertions.
Madame C. would inform ladies that good be OBJ
tanned the shortest notice by applying her office.
comm,. he
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MEDICINES
!, LU J.5;I CORDIAL.

IxN
Tscs Sscc fs r. fnss
and sustained the vast reputation which .csu
by The powers hs. beSw d'sos 70
the cure Of ncient sumption The Enowisdre 81
% s Sss . aaS
the result la medicine has he cstsoxre for
with due precauon under the control Of the p.Iis !:
scarcely nsc..:iry 4 sh; ps,.SS to r:so%@snd
bus dcul painful Urine and
all diseases arising from debiaton Of he System where
States has taken precedence Of all other medicine such
and 0avs nothing further 70 o e for M be-
trouble Should there however be person labonx under
tested merits them with all confidence and
my personal responsibility feeling ASSURED they give
and s sSss TO his a viii
also the in EnoIe the Immense American reputation
nubabls and generally admitted enable
females who had been considered barren % bear Offspring and
etly hopeless postraon, perfect health and activity.
When first received the agency Of the Lcin. Cordial from
the of respectable testimony that accompanied n.
declined myself @ Sy s,ssx Any pcr
sale ofuwas Of hundred thousand bottles coupled
and much knowledge founded personal oi.ev.,on
hesatinxy ant far exceeding most hos
important ends which 4 Is and has BE-
come 50 justly and universally popular, To be- explicit
bic for assumption that the Lueina Cordial can sr,s.
crate the vlre powers ~ males and make them focundAnt
nsted by artificial and aIso produce
Of h As sp ssss s to- o9
@ Sn e such & s
& s: fs .:
Ysn. a. s he @ IF RI:
NAM the y'SS fssSEa 'fTs
rsf o .i sl .1s =
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PORTUGUESE
F E M A L E Pill L S .

INvENTEp AND rREfAEEDBv
NJ; pE BOUpELOQUE, NJ. D., LISBON, PORTUGAL.
lt Scientific combination Of Ingredients Of which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adml
ration Of tie world they known all Europe TO be
the only preparation discovered tt has proved aaby
certain IN producing the monthly turns Their certainty inLl
being such that be used during
Iniscarrage if used during tina! perio9
The objections translated English and enveioped
round win the seal Of the importer STAMPED Each boz con-
tns Of NJ. de Boudeoque, and the English d
rections have the signature OF Dr. f. MELvEAU authorized
agent for the continent Of America .
They be transmitted by mail to OF the United
States Letters directed to pr +. Mel,eau, bsr "a. New
ment 100 Cherry, Caharins street. Price S. Half
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-31
A MIRACLE
TO CLEAR THE SKIN

of Pimpes Freckles Blotches Salt Rheum Seurvy Tan
Mophsw and the Medical Council Of P.s have declared
miracle any Disagreement eruptions of the sn-t
fail-liss cured hundreds in the city.
II will change yellow sunburncd, dark skin, healthy
fever spots in fact spot deaeeI Of
lady this city (shc won't her name her face
covered with pmples and freckes-two cakes thoroughly
cured her.
Sold by the New York Agent, Jones, sign Of the Anne
rican Eagle 80 Chatham streePrce so cake Brook
lynn Agent Fulton Merchants, Captains and Others
trading the South, allowed liberal discount a3o lme