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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

Bot. fellow. citizens, I have said n,ors than in
tneed, and regret that have no, time 10 sAy il
more briefly. cannot, however, consent to bTins
tbs nasty ltrot toa c'oSe without expressing the
deep emotions OF gratitude that al my heart when
look back upon yout kin aes, aud devotion. Par
Jpn the rersonal vanity n ,ugh Il he a weakness,
met induces me 10 reeur for moment to the cher
'shed reeolleesions Of your ea,ly friendship and
solu'ns confidence. cannot give vent TO the feel
ings OF my heart without IL.
u 70 nov nearly fourteen years since you did me
'ne unsolicited honor TO nominate me TO represent
you IN me Safe Legislature. Seven times have
'eeeived renewed evidence ofyour confidence by as
many elections, with constantly increasing m, lori
ues; and at the expiration Of my present Corstes-
s,ensl term, shall have served yoi three years in
,hs STATE and eight years in the National Councils.
cannot call 70 mind the hous,nd acts Of generous
devotion from 80 many ftierds who will ever be
ar 10 my heast, without lcclin, the dSepts, emo
uon OF gtauiUdc. l came among YOU a pocr nd
,"Snisis boy. You kindly took mo by The hand
sud gave mo your confidence aud support. You
have een'erted upon me the distinction and honor
Toe whieh could make no adequate return but by
an homes, and untiring eior faithfully 10 discharge
,he nigh trusts which you have confined TO nv
Weeping. itmy humble Efforts have met your APP
PROBATION freely admit that next TO the approval
my owa conscience, 1t is the highes, reward I
could receive Tor days Of uneeasng toll and nights
OF slcei,ess anxiety
profess net TO be above or below the common
italttes OF our nature will therefore no, disguise
the Tact that was highly sraIiicd a,my FIRST cleo
ton to Congress. yc, can truly say TIA, my ut
most ambition has been satisfied. | aspire to 60.
th'ng more, and shall retire (rom the exciting scenes
OF political strife to the quie, enjoyments Of my own
family andhsesde with still more satisfaction than
that which felt when frat elevated to this dstin-
gulshod station.
In conclusion, permit me again to return you my
watmest thanks for your kindness, which is deep
~ engraven upon my heart
remain sincerely and truly,
Your friend end fellow citizen,
WILLARD FILL .NtORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
BOON .ha rorl,nl A-I,crII.er. Inlr >,

We take Ns,ep to-day. OF good deaf of impor-
tnnee To ourselves, and which will he REGARDED
with great aud very favorable interest by nearly all
og our readers
We place the name OF HENRY CLAY at the
head OF our columns as our candidate for the Pre-
s!dcney. We do this most cheetluily. eonhden,Iv
and from the weishtieSt convictions Of ublc duty
IL cannot be questioned that tho popular voice Of
the Wing party, and OF many Others in this State,
demands ana will sanction this proceeding. We
had the most abundant evidence at the recent State
Convention, and similar proof is coming 10 us from
al quarters, that the popular sentme Mt of Justice
TO Henry Clay, and OF affection for hs noble quail.
ties as man and statesman cannot be restrained.
nerous Gush, TO which We are ound to respond aud
which will tNUhoS and sweep away the contri.
WAGES OF his enemies, and the plots Of the enemies
OF the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

mas the power, the exiraordinary and unsceoas-
ooie power, Over mi octy Of bhnd worship
pess Congtess. 10 array them IN such hOJlhy TO
vae eonsinational authority CT John TYLER and the
Executive Department in his hand . as N their yery
med'sss TO coy out. "Petish eomme,et, pe,i,h
erdi s,,rve manufactured starve tho Govern.
menii stsEve the Peop.e. 90 that John Tyler bs
hsed'd,' snd un,il our god, our one man. can unite
all tho knots of difficulty eId disuessl" This is a
irene dous power in one mani Il 10 to guard
against !, and its adherenis their folly and wicked
ness, their twoite ard his sc 6shness their slavsh
ness aud his dictatorship. that We oIganizs Cor.
goears ouard OF the country. the Constitution, the
Government and ito DEPARTMENTS. the People and
.hsn rights, and Ct republican liberty, III VS. can
he'p u, the People shall not siatve. tho Govern.
nent .hail not be deprived IL its supplies for the
sake Of one ambitious man
Yours truly, HENRY A. WISE,
HEsRr u. HiRsr. Esq. Secretary. SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04
TURF REGISTER

The August No. OF this publication has been re
eeived. The title page is ornamen,ed with an en-.
craving. representing fox-hunters in full chase
leap'ng fence and "oErrise INTO A piyricuL.
IT." 1t Is Misunderstanding beautiful. The
contents Of the No. are varied and interesting
The angling excursion to Gold River, Nova Scotia
Is only superior TO similar excursions by the buth
rem OF tho bob in these parts.
The lover Of the Angle, the C un and the Horse
can never repay MIR Porter for the entertainment,
and instruction with which he, weekly rod month
~, through the "Spirit Of the Tiue.o and "Resi,
ter" supplies them.
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PowHArAs HOUSE.
DEATHS.

Died, NJ ten minutes before O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing last, al the B,ll Tavern, EXuM HUBBARD E-1
gci - years onga merchant OF rreproachable eharac
tct OF ths elty-a gentleman, unassumng aud retiring in
hs department aud citizen Of exalted worth, highly re
spcccd aud esteemed tor his atnahe ouaea Of hca,t
and btnovoleHce Of disposition. ~
~, sgedT1. - SANV" 'A"s'
rs, an old resident Of that place. ~
ls bedford county, on the Inn Juiv Mr.. N.r,h. .
Wheat ia tho I'd year Of her age ~ - NJ
In Pcicrehurg the c4lh ullImo. Chr.,apa arh 49,.
ycaTs aud months. N' $500
In Dubuque Iowa, iev days since, Phlip slsusbter
Ode, Esq formerly fixing George eounty Vr.ns aged
- wears. ''' ''s'"'-' ~sNN
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ARRIVALS ar pnINoIrAL moTELs.
COLUMBIAN HorkL.

w Kidd, Caroline; Kidd, do; L Ferguson,
Lynchburg; + Patton. do; II ii Bu,k. Bo,e,ouri.
r BuTge, Petersburg; q Lee, " Carolina; j
Johnson, do; w Crump. New Kent; A Le-
sueur, Buckingham; J p Duprey, Holloway; T
Gayle, Mecken6urg; Binford Prince Edward;
x > Winiree, Chesterheldi F Foley, Petersburg;
ID Smith, Louisa; L Smith, do; w Goode, Ches.
tetfed.
PowHArAs House..
Wilson, Cumbs land; Hill Carter and two
sons, Charles Cityi DR.. Wilson, Nansemonj.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Capt Gorham, City Point; Capt Marsh, do; VIM
Suih, Washington; Smith King and Queen;
John l. Leary and Lady, Edenton, N c; John NJ
ofem, Baltimore; Daniel Hatcher. Powhatsn.
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HoYT & cos OFFICE.

TUE Drawing Of Lottery comes to hand at o'clock
Iiekets 81 snl
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
az The hne packet brig LANCASTER Can't
eIID eiori viii sail as above about tho middle Of ne n
- September: For freight, seeraze or cabin pas
SAFE apply 20 DAVID CURRY, or THOMAS POE, Al Ian.
caster, DENLY a. Co's old stand aul-iff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-04

Mt Eii,or-l' may no. be in my power to serve
the sPtins's- going community moe than to lay DO.
fore them the following. lately received f,om
friend;
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MEDICAL.
DR SOLOMON HEINZ

WOULD inform his patients and the public ht he still ad
w heres his original proposStion' 70 rec:l'e no money
either far medicine attendance until the pasent Is satisfied
with hs Improvement and would inform them that he has
emo, ed from Broadway No 81 Reade street opposite
The MARSHALL House where ne solcs the on the
shove mentioned conditions, of all who have suffered Tor
we ~ SOLOMON HEINE, Nj. ID.
For the advantage Of all who wish attend the treatment
of Dr. Solomon Heine ould that the only Docto
Henr who has ever lived in had his office in Broadway
the one now residing 81 Reade street, opposite the NashA
House.
This Physician came this country abou! eight year,
since. have had the pleasure of knowing him since Una
tme and Of witnessing many surprising performed
by hmhe is above the of S. years. and the only op
OF the who member of the medcal institutions OF thu
City and State of New York. - .
Sworn before me this eth day of
of April A ID. 18a2
RIcu.Rp RrEp Com of Deeds wis lmsc
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DIR MORRISON

NORTH RIVER DisPENsARY, 2ots Fulton street near
IN Greenwich.-Dr Morrison Member Of the Royal Coege
of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon the British Ma
W. continues TO be consulted daily all diseases OF delicate
and all those distressing symptoms consequent on iu-
dicous treatment and the mpdent of quack medicines
Dr. NJ has had experience of twenty treating
delicate diseases all their various and FORMS and
mild safe and nfable substitute for mercury, eadicat
ing the seneres vns with certainty without uljeeng the
patient 70 risk restricting him in his usual diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable in and smell Per
DISTINCTIONS in the uTethra, such and
sgenenio Of The Prostate gland accompanied with much irr
taton aud dull pain about these paris OF the
quence5 Of natrcatmen DR.. NJ. STRUCTURES scien-
tc promoting absorption Of the thcksned circular
membrane without any pam
CoNsTarDTiONAL DEBlLITY.-Thogsandsoi Young
suffering from the consequences OF indulgence
destructive habit and whose further injured from
the OF nostms and pretended specifies which stimulate
only induce deIesso Dr. NJ such
paies pahoes.a' nelpes agd MAYER fails N establishing
cuTc-the stElctes' noHof aud confidence observed
Letters pad, containing suitable fee, will
tie oonespoEdenr full elyice and medicine y OF the
Uuion by ms giving history of his ia detail 2i bul
ct near GteCHNsch. jet8 lmsr
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MADAME COSTELLO,

INFORMS the Ladies Of New York and Females that she
rs dss aaa s 1pa e
w 20 announce that he treatment has given much Satisfaction
Ysds%s has i Ssr.ea induced 70 andsTias the raposi.
dee syins knowledge Of The structure Of The human frame
~ sn9asy q which renders the mbluhins sen;on. and
sIosi si9;ls and married ls,e. with ssdepSs
distressing be their complaints her medical acquire
in,. viii be found adequate to The case In short shs s9aad,
son spd reliance on ,pgSnsd mean, e. %per',ns he,
fqa s.erey All letters postpaid Office and residence 81
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RIEUM-" Warranted
BARRIERS Jackson Itch, Eczi%s Piorosi. Pa maria and
iasd siilshs
"PSsfa %sS
blood and system generally ali the unhealthy ham9r connected
WIKI h the diseases and the Application of the remedy ese
ss iy to- ss ss in 9Ds s" & b sa
eetsd for publication, which is 2ust viii satisfy the mind
every 'A.'lr ''0" o. It's 'A'0' NV YaSR, May 1871
NIessrs. A. D. sands-Cientle men-Feelings Of thank
@ ea aa me by TO the use fgG ei %
been staadg nrtsea years d"rPS which time was pndS
G give mo Sf 5aa a 'w scpoy rs %ss ansS
usg my hasd; but little could not hem ny
Complaint ed Indian Root doc 5 ali to no i purpose
without producing any good effe, lu A. DAYS ny hands
s"pn SSft to %prOss snd few Ts
II Is more than six weeks since the since
GGsh time they have been gfse ftW Wis pJe
ben q ne
ps OF D bS%ds Complaint s any @ wcS
a on s %s snH will satisfy ssT Ma hi SoV G will
Residence, 100 Nassau-sueet, store 10 Fulton st.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15
MEDICAL.
LUCINA CORDIAL.


the Lucna Cordial the United States and period
and sustained the reputation which had aequm
Cd Europe but has also added the Of its istrou
by the unrvaled has been discovered
IN the Of incpent consumption he knowledge oil
rs "a s NJ sa n & wav
the result rs st medicine has been atd 10 the catalogue tor
With due precauion under the control Of the patient H.
scarcely Necessary a this period to recommend the Laena
bus difficult or painful mens,ruatic Of Une and
all diseases arising from debiaton Of the system, where
States Il has taken precedence Of all other medicine
and leaves nothing further 10 be hoped for It's cures be
trouble Should there however be person laborig under
es s il 10 them with ali con6denee and
on my personal responsibility feeling assured if they give
and sr. easa 10 Dr. Mss viii be ha result B
also the in Europe the immense American reputation
vesgated ndubble and generally admitted power enable
females who had been considered barren 20 bear offspring and
ve males. when reduced TO utter and
WSen f received the agency Of the Laeina Gorda from
the great Of respectable testimony that accompanied IT,
sonol in these particulars but now after the
sale upwards Of one hundred thousand bottles coupled
nl much knowledge founded personal ob-eryaon can
hrsang warrant as far exceeding sangUne hopes
o mroaSt ends for which L IS aud has be-
come 80 usy and universally POPULAR To be as explicit
lie cr de assumption. that the Lucns CORDIAL can uys
crate tie nnie powers "a maies ana make diem 2eundant
arncai means ana also 'ia produce that state
females. been uIcsousy Gnlsusal
AID imagined barren which wan enable them 10 beor children
mat nave TO SPEAK so PLAINLY exceedingly de
msundentood and as fall qua anse e the seaI resporsbi
y which have cheeriy assumed. With feelings o saeers
Lucina Cordial has been headed urop ,nis country
MAN, tine fuS oN y' W 2SffsH h4 id WILL MD
Price 81 per bottle For sal, e ~ Broadw and 50 Nassau
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NOI'ICE

A r. ne uudesned actuatsd alone COR the public benefit
" most earnestly caution the public from being impose
upon N Iether calling himself Doctor advertising and
c 70 cure certain disc by which persons
Detn W we are creoy normedl deceived aud their money
W. know individually that there i In, ons NJ ~ Ia ,lc ci,,
AMI county who regular admitted member OF the Medi.
cal Society by the OF HEINZ and he resides AZ No 81
Reade street and the same Dr. Solomon eine who formerly
lived at No. 75 Hudson street has n, cuy mil
idua knowledge, performed Of
and miraculous cures We have desire nur, any nJ
pidua but we conside incumbent on s az c1su
20 prevent the pablo from being imposed upon
HENRY v. VULTEF
jyl1lm+c JAMES H. VosE
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PUBLISHED DAILY ny
j M Il y COR DON BE N EFT,

N. w. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
THE NEw YoRK HERALp--A daily paper, issoed every
morning Of the weekpce fDo cerfs per copy COUNTRY v1
scrbers furnished the rate for any specific per on
advance No sent unless raid IN advant
THg WEEKLY HEnaLp-gsued every Saturday morning Al
nine oclockpce sir and quarter cents per copynnnshed
subscribers At &3t annu IN advance at INC
same for any specified period. .
are requested 60 address their letter. q
JANIS GORDON BErvErr Proprietor and Editorapd all oil
isr on business must be post paid,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15
SUMNER COMPLAINT.

NIARRHGA, DYSENTERY, or looseness of the Bowels,
II cured IN few minutes Shemsns Restorative Lnze-
ges They remarkably pleasant md effect immediate
lef-neyer has nstance been known f their failure
FEVER AND AGUE-Sheman's Lozenges for this ted-
and istre complaint without exception the only
article known entitled the of specc for they aw
cure, and the chlls do return.
WORNS-n both children and adults, nfallibiy lie.
stroyed and removed by Sheman's Worm Lozenges-a mil
lion Of boxes sold yearly, and never known to fill
Warehouse lee Agents-l38 Bowery; II East
Broadway Hudson ITO and 1913 Broadway and
Emil ton reef. BROOKLYN
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PHALUN'S CELEBRATED
A NJ TT - A n ID Z + +

>. raOsi,,I dandrIn completely r0In
SOFT slHG
ueiIgntiuI cooling s.nsatOn
cniiden and tot
s,u,r
Manufactured SOLELY by the fs premium Wig Maker,
EDWARD PHALON, pa Broadway. n. ",
made individuals this
of the proprietor have rendered
him adopt the following rucNone genuine
i:.s signed by the proprietor in ink. iva lmsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-15
THE PRIVATE TREATISE,

THIS Is little volumc on certain delcae'dseates by Dr.
RALPH in VIII ch the speedy and private of
stated in the planes possible manner There
class of patients h does not highly value this little book but
those whose complaint has been suffered continue
month TO month still deeply interested in 1.-THE
of such delays and the proper of being
fully explained Price 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs ste that he is consulted at his
residence, No. SIS Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however of obtaining the confidence of
this city he begs here repeat, what he has
stated in another column of this paper under his remarks On
Structure that beside HIS rank Graduate of Edinburgh &C.
&c. he has been engaged in the Of these Diseases both
hopita and city practice for more than thirty and has
published editions of work expressly them Also
that he has testimonial letters from the emne physicians
in Europe. the eminent in Amerca-,s Sir Ass
Cooper Dr. Mott of New York Dr. rhysck Of Phade pha
and others and that he is rmtted to refer to almost
ply sican OF emin' nee IN this city.
BIZ carefully rep'ied yl0 lmsc
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FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTlFYlNG THE
COMPLEXION.

I~,UIT RI HIS GEN M. FtIF LOTION ,recoIl
I men,d by the faculty for all diseases of the face and skin
IL radcaies pmpes, freckles spots redness,
End al cutlneous euIons gradually reang delicate, clear,
soft skim transforms even the salow complexion into
rad whteness renders harsh and IA skin beautifully
soft smooth and imparts the face neck and
healthy aud juvenile bloom and by due perse its
pcalon the result will be be uiu compile Son. The Lotion
is exceeded by other in the world Suffice il that II
has been used with the States and est
Indies, without single complaint Of its efficacy For sale AT
Chuchs Dispensary, 1888 Bowery of Spring seet
pricf hts perbo
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THE PERSIAN PILLS

A SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other me-
dicne this cou try Let be dscou
cd until they have tried the Persian Compound-ihey have
raised lom the greatest weakness and distress health and
happiness. Price 81 and 621a cents boxes
For sale by j. O. FAV wholesale agent, Minors drug
store, NO 1872 Broadway corner of John ST. New York; reaed
Nos. ~ and 100 Fulton
Also Jey Da,ds Hebrew Plaster to remove tnmors,
kings evil, the side, rheumatism, sc. Married
Ladies" IN delicate 81 uations find gr, lief from it.
Also, The tMagneuc Battery consisting Of Electric Pills.
Galvanized Plaster Magnetic Ether No. for conumpton
Magnetic Ether No. for nervous diseases mpeance &C.
Magnetic Ether, No. 3, for liver complaints, &c.
Also, remedy for thrush canker and nursing mouth
Cal! aud the Agent, }. O. FAY Eye that suffer, Mil
NOh. lNl3 In
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PRIVATE CURE

LII SUFFERING under of the symptoms Of a secret
II disease whether of long duration,
confidently referred Docor Jordans Specific Courses
No for the OF norfhea. elects Seminal weakness
Sc and Course No for the permanent eradication Of dis
effect private and cure
time exposure which end each package tns every
medicine wash Sc, required either internal
nal useand for the guidance aud safety of the patient,
compaued by Dr.. Jorons private " The Monitor
wherein is full directions with plain description OF the
consequences and tire iment Of msaes
h remedies proper for their different which
added much valuable information useful hints ans important
advice suited alike 10 the nya d. AMI those who
having heretofore been unfortunate either contemplate
rage or have recently entered into that
il = The price of The Monitor so One dollar sent
Post pai 4. ensures its receI ton.
These admirably adapted
travellers residents in the country, being complete com
pact, and guarant. ed 10 effect a cure.
= Sold for the proprietor only at Drug prIce
street Of Marion 81 block " Broadway.
Private entrance 691l Marion street. door below drug
stoe. iyl3 lms
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MEDICAL AID.

JNVALIDS DESTROYS obtain the best medical advice and
should fail to obtain the little treatise called
the ubcon" BY d.. Gregory, of No. 81 Mott New
York. where he as been several established IN select
branch Of his profession and where he also continues admin
with entire and often in where other
and less experienced sic9ns had failed The Doctor does
say this TO boast OF his skill but only inform those seek
good advice, where It be- obtained Dr. Gregory 5
domici not drug store II private dwelling house. wei
provided and arranged for the comfort and convenience Of his
patients.
Dr. q. does not limit his Attendance few hours but is
home to those seeking him at all hours of the
day and night 81 Mott streets but little off from Chat
ham square,
One dollar by mall free Of postage. will obtain the Rub-
con" by return mall which shall also be postsge Free
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MEDICINES.
DR.. SHERMAN'S
MEDICATEn OZENrCEC

THESE celebrated arises have now he.n nd a.,
movog G xno sa ne G pref q their efficacy
IS that The demand Tor Them kas bsea rpdy increasing and
but nd them 10 their friends. 'iue eeH "ss
COUGH LOZENGEs
Are the best medicines in the world for cough, ala. 49,
SUMPTION asthma, whoopng cough &C. Yer dscoviu CON
THE WORM LOZESGES
Are the only articles which fail in removing xor,
every description both from chld.en and adults. ' "
THE CAMPHUR LOZENGES
Are sovereign remedy for sickness M adache
paIPlia9n lowness Of sPn aud 81 nervous diseases
have used them.
Ofhcs los Nassau street-AgentI, Rashton Aspnwals
three stores 'nds 273 Broadway II East Broadway Cod
dnngton 227 Hudson. n22 c
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PERFUMERY.

ORRIs TOOTH wAsH-PTepared from the ofls'naa Re,
" cine N NJ a Gold street New IIokThe Orrs Tooth
" a. Il. t-lv vegetable p'rranVn possessing IN proper
ties eL-.lg e tssy- j sieEih tsso1Eg thf ms 20
easaLt t..e g Ssshi u
The mouth whether arising from deeayed testh OF iio 1s
ranged state Of the stomach. ~, I'D
In DESIGNED used with tooth brush, and VIII be
10 sue the necessity of powder keeping n seh
t. of the gums tr ~ le
II rs pacul.y m IN Of spongy Gums d the
70 healthy state, and causing them 10 contract M fr,rn
In Iainfui affections Of the tseth and gums
evposUc cold il viii be found highly 6sSnea in ust
ticulariv seTvceable the Onis Tooth Nash e. m
before retinus TINS method mn which accu-
nen deut5ts doug all PARTICLES OF oou h mnnth
malate during the day entirely emoe be,iIhv state
kept though she night IN clean sweet ,alusbe portions
Of poor humanity. but how many neset he al, H.
f thsir when sulIouhueu py al w
me IA. needed Among these Know OIL no noae pig sly.
md l,sl tb an the Onis Tooth WASN'T Gle anses ana WIN,
80, H. t.rtb the gums, puhes the mouth ah
We recommend It's use 10 all, young ana
Ola p r5b ~ Is the best detergent used on
rur ruaInel.-r Boston Transcript ,
GU S'I ne principal druggists in the city
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WIGS AND SCALPS.
PREMIER WIG MAKER.
WIGS & SCALPS

+ CRIsTADORO, CASTOR HOUs in Broadway, has
y the honor OF introducing to the wig wearing .nbs Two
LED PARTINGS AND CROWNS, and the never shrinking
SKIN GOSSAMER NETTING, two inventions that place
Wigs high IN the estimation of bv
pronounced the ULTRA of the
The prices so exceedingly low defy competition
tsIt Inns