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New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

Sheriff would be forced TO call out force pro-
tect him from violence.
MopTALIrI.-The ship Selma, of NewBedtor.,
rs will be recollected, was burnt at sea in Septem-
her last. The Tribune, recently arrived at ST.
Jago, gives ali account from which 1t appears
tina; from the 5th of October to the 3lst, the cap
tain and mate were both sick, the vessel lying at
anchor the whole time; during which time Ste
phen c. Stetson, Ira Jay, Robcy Marvel and Jo
scph - died. The captain adds: . Ii appear,
thut the Tribune lost all her crew by fever and
that Captain Edwards went to Sierra Leone and
shipped five or six of the Selmas crew; but they
are all dead, excepting one Winsow, boat-stesrer,
who arrived at ST Jago in the Tribune and shipped
in the barquc Lewis, of Ncw-Bcdford >
% II is said that Hogan. recently arrested at
Iockport for being concerned in the destruction
of the Caroline was discharged on 4 writ OF ha-
bcas corpus-on the ground of a defect III the
warrant. The Niagara Courier says there
ample evidence 10 have detained him for trial.
Al the trial of Mcleod Hogan's affidavit was
read. stating that he in OF the boats OF the
attacking party. and that Mcleod wa. not The
affair created not little excitement at Lockport.
TIE CALEDoSiA.-The Boston Post saws that,
Sufficient time has elapsed 10 have heard from;
the Caledonia if she had stopped at Halifax. it is
TO be presumed that she hns not arrived there but
that the Unicorn has proceeded 10 Liverpool III
her stead.
FIRE DEPARrMgSr.-Samue Waddell, Charles
FORESTER and Sydney B. Alley have been elected
by the Fire Department engineers, IN the place OF
Zophar Mills. Wm. a. Freaborn and John l.,
Rollins, resigned.
ZI PouoHHEErSlE has elected Wing Charter
Oiicers by 2222 oritv-Hurbert Van Wagenen,
President 7,onn election in April
" will be seen by the advertisement that
hr- }. VS.. HowS delivers his Second Elocu-
uonafy Lecture, which Vas postponed on Monday,
this evening a, Clinton Hall
~ The Rev NJ, P Parks, Chaplain Of Yves,
Point, has been elected Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Alabama
DC Edwards Lester has withdrawn from III.
Editorial charge of the Utica Daily News.
u We would particularly call the attention OF Grocer>
and Others 10 the large sale Manila indigo take
al il o'c lock this dav hy l. NJ Hoffman Co.
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Ralph waldo Emerson. Four,i. lec,u

IT Ralph Waldo EIncrsOn's Fourth Lecture
will be delivered at the society Library THIS EVENING
AIarcL Q. I! O'clock. Subject. The 1rancende"taL-
Tickets the Of the admitting gentleman
and lady 81; single Lecture 30 cents 10 be had at the
door OF tbs Lecture Room. my IL
" Chelsea Lyccum.-'rhe next Lecture will be
delivered Thursday evening. 10Th INST al lapas
O'clock by Bev. T. Townsend fIudiart.
Subjrct-.' Outline sketches OF useful knowledge mo p
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

I PouoHKEErslE has elected Wing Chatter
Officers by 22222 najoriv-Hurbert Van Wagenen,
President. 7o,rn election in April.l
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

Nh. EDroR-We observed communicates, in the Her
aid OF the 5l ius sayns that the Tricopheruus, or M-
Gated Compound Tor The Hair has tempted fellow 10 make
counterfeit, il. No. ask this other Tricopheron,
fellow how long ne s going 10 hImbug the p9bc cut OF
their money The genuine be had io- fifty
ans. that sold for dollar j. imposition upon the public
which we are willing 10 prove. iol Hl9 II
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u II YoU Wish 70 shave easy Chapman's Magic
Sopwarrant-d 70 please the money returned. 81
70 ! 81 each. l02 Williara-st
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FIRE DEPARrMENr-Sam Wadde Charles
FORESTER and Sydney 3. Alley have been elected
by the Fire Department engineers in the place OF
Zophar Mills. Wm. a. Freeborn and lehn I.
Rolns resigned
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

II HowE's lIYGEfSE HogEHouSD CASDY.-Ths pleas
ant and econoEaica remedy, for .e OF Coughs
IiOar,en.>. Throat and all casses c! IniuenLa Gc
Kept constantly hand bv The propriecr 32 Broadway
corner OF Howard street and may be ha the following
convenient locations. al ki-rsed SO Broadway; OF c.
briggs. 68l Broadway: Driggs K Jay Union Place Bow
Pal OF Bowery and >econd-Strest Lut
IAN. l2i E.eAmans,rert; Hinton, l67 Eighth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

u anteei-A Partner with cash capital OF >lo,Ga0
in vel! established wholesale house in Pearl strut
The opportunity presented desirable one, and
none need apIv unless they have th. requisite aniour
OF capital To !nTes, and give undouI.ed references
q 10 high rrspectabilit OF character Address g. w. box
9!tF
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

The CALEDoSlA.-The Boston Post says that,
as Sufficient time ha. elapsed 10 have heard from
the Caledonia if she had stopped nj Halifax. it i.
TO be presumed that she has not arrived there but
;lla, the Unicorn has proceeded 10 Liverpool III
cr s.c,1
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

American MusEuN--Th- Iarge audiences winch attend
here are perfectly delighted with h- wonderful PERFORM
apce, OF 6s Celestial Hghn., Yan Zoo the .eai Chine,-
Jugcier Thi, the last week Of Dublin and Niagara
Falls The entertainments her ths s-k surpass all former
SIS: Anniversary the Foasdng this Museum on The
10Th March 1910, by John ScudGer, ESQ, there viii be
and performance three O'clock Yam loo will appear
B permission the Commodore, and a, The invitation OF
the lana ger, Na.a Apprentice, and Band OF Music be-
longing 10 ship North Carolina VIII visit the Museum
Tomorrow afternoon Dasrerr-oype Lkenes are taken
here and neatly Trained for dollars eac..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

q Teeth OF a rich whneness and pure and sweet
brestt-The Compound Aromatic Tooth Paste !. The ;ot
agreeable economical and efectual article Tor cleansing the
Teeth IL IS not liable 10 spill about Ike. the miserable.
washes and pOwder p.led The public bv ignorant mr.
tenders. " 40 mix up p1mcsone charcoal which. sr,I,
wear ax1v The enamel 5 cents per jar Sold bv HOP.
ACE EVERETT, Druggist 267 Greenwich one door
above Franklin-stree. rna
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

.1-?' SIKH Nnr,I.-At me-tin. of the democratic
Why Elcc tor, SIKH Ward, held Monroe Hall
Monday Evening. 1th INST pursuant 10 tue accommodation
o the General Committee, JESSE EVERETT E.I. waj
called to tin, Chair and \. W. Bnrr and Henry Dexter
were appointed Secretaries.
After the cn had been read the meeting, motion pro.
ceed,d to nominate and ballot three Delegate, repro
sent the Ward in Mayor0lly Couv.nton, and also tor Nom
mating Committee 10 select candidates 10 r supported IS
Charter Oicers the ensuing Election ~ hsh resulted IN
th, election ~ The following gentlemen:
Oeieea.es 70 Mnyoraity Co'.ent,om
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

u The Anniversary Meeting of The New York
Lyiu2-in Asylum will be held al The Asylum in Ma
rof s Thursday 10th inst. AT L. o'clocio attend
which the friends liz. Institution respectfully invited
mi 81 MT&W
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

II Fresh shad7 serveti up -very day AT Breakfast l.
DlNne, ahd Lea al PATTINSON'S
mo ~ corner o! Nassau and Ann-stretts
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

u Photographic Likene.ses. by an imp owed
Daguer!eotyPe process, by NJ D. Van LOAN corner o.
Chamters-st- and Broadway (2I lain
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

.JouS HEWITT, 'c''c'a'eS' m9l
New-York tribune., 1842-03-09

TX Lcnry IL Co.., Fashion, Spring 1S-!I
Gentl-meu's Hats, will be introduced Saturday Aarci
jth. (2j NOS. 4 s. ) laaTOR HOUSE. m! ?"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

rse,i,ude for Missionaries AMI Bibles have no,
reached them yet. Perhaps some Of them, like
Don Juan's Haidse. have lovers, 10 whom their
whole souls are devoted, aud like her. would die on
being separated from them.
have hequently wished that ! had the means
and the power to take by force OF by s.salh, from
these people, tor could be done in no other wsy)
some half dozen pretty little girls and boys, and
send them to my friends in Virginia. who, thought,
would join AMI have ihom properly educated, and
that they md their dcseendanis might afei wards
become ornaments 10 the society In which they
might move. Bu, thi, is faney's sketch, and can
never be realized.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

18th. The practice Of Dazzling, no evidence OF
bravery; May our fellow eitztns, in "h'eh places
have the moral courage TO resist the temptation.
10Th. Our present Army, Navy aud MILITARY
Forces; They sufficient TO guard our rights anJ
project our liberties from invasion let 1t come ifom
whence il may.
s0,t. The Fair Sex; Intended by the Creator to
be helpma,es for man, may they adhere strictly to
the original constitution.
WM. RATCLlFFE, Chairman.
wN. G. JONES Secretatv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

| FARMER, A WoRD-What did The 7 o.oe..:.,
queath to the country oe-
Mr; van Buren, eft us a bankrupt Treasure
lie leit the public interests everywhere abandon.
ne zen US without currency.
lie leit US Northeastern and No,,h,xo.,.. a.,
settled. years uurauoni IN
compromise act he left at the year Of its
revenue action "s" VI manly
And with all these difficulties. for.;,, nm, i,
mesuc, pllot mountain high" upon the sbnn,i",.
.. o. 'he new administration, the Wings are asked for
the promised reiormsl w.
Suppose, friend farmer, 10 the generosity nj vo,r
confidence, you had employed an unwor,hv over.
seer upon your farm; that you had con6ded in hin,
Tor years, trusting in his promises. Suppose ,his
oVeIseerto have suffered your land to run wild, 10
nave destroyed your timber. TO have loyollcd your
buildings TO the ground, to have fired your orcbnrJ
20 nave KILLED your horses TO have run You Thousands
oil dollars IN debt; and that, under such crcumson
ee', he had been discharged by you, nsd successor
appointed IN his stead. In this state of the case
while the newly engaged superintendent of vonr
premises was busy in planning the reparntion Of
lhese injuries, imagine that tho villanous wretch
who had caused them all. were to come upon your
following question: ~ '"'
why does not the corn grow upon this land
which suffered TO run wd7
why 10 there no cash coming from tho mills for
tho timber that dtsTOycd2
why are not the houses erected in tbe .,ead If
those TINT burned DOWN.
Why have You no horses. 10 sunnlv tho rI,c.,
Of which have killed. 'N''
| frod2 ''"'
why have you no, pnd the thousands Of dollars
70 mo amount Of which ran you in deb1
,oht you think, IN this state Of tho case, thst
ne 'her church nor s ale could prevent you from
knocking tho ratcal downl
Ims Is true picture Of Loc0focoism.
Twelve years has II ravaged and laid waste every
interest, nndoing in an hour that which for wears
has taxed tho virtue and wisdom OF the nation. and
now VIC, who nre groanng beneath its onornities
arc insulilngly asked: Why have You not built al
Hhnt We have torn down7-THdiDia Journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

IrJ@ There IS a very great food in the River
Il commenced Thursday, obou, , o'clock, and so
sudden was tho rise, lhnt loys who wore bathing.
had no, time TO save their clothes. Ono was caught
upon rock in tho rver and eS,ricateJ, with grea,
peril.
Tho rain above mus, have been very heavy
Fears are entertained that tho wheat upon tho bot
toms will be swept on, or seriously injured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

%, MI Hudson, OF New York, in his speech on the
Iarl, ~ tho House Of Representatives. last week,
stated among oihor things, tho fact, that Massachu
heiiS iufnshosa homo market for SO. 900 900 Of
American produce, coming into II from every ono Of
no rtmaining 70 S6tee Of the Union,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
LOUISIANA ELECTION

The New Orleans papers received yesterday
contain but few additional returns. The election
continued three days in the country, and some time
mus, elapse before the result is known.
The Bee, Of the 7'h, INDUCES in tho following
lamentations:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
THE ELECTION

"Whalever may have been the result of the cleo
tons the country land have reason 20 believe
tina, the Wings have carried the State by satisac.
tory maJoritY,) the vote OF the city is all that the
most sanguine Wings anticipated, and more than
was hoped for by a vast number OF our friends
Upon the morning Of the 4th, believe that there
were few who would wager upon the success Of the
whole ticket. Some OF the Democrats bet freely
upon Carrying from three TO majority OF theirs
The appalling ,Tlumphs Of the LOcofocos in Penn
sy,vana, Maine, Maryland, New York Sc last
fall and the disasters that beieI the Wings in Con-
noicut and Virginia, sc. this spring, had 90 dis
pmiel our friends that lhcv fam would let the CITY
60 by default. The election Of Mr. CANON, last Au
gust, and Of Mr. PRrEuR, in April, had given reason
10 fear That the causes that had conspired 10
defeat in o:her Suites, work in Louisiana
and would work the same fearful consequences here
desperate efforts to carry the CITY last MorJ,,
than nad hitherto distinguished the oxer,ons of hsi
most indomitablo and indefatieabIe Darty NJ
election OF their Mayor in ApTiL Ind ron,to,.I,.
awakened Their hopes, and the suspension and pros
fauon OF the banks. and the complete denress;on ~
az business and al classes giving them grounds for
shifting the issue from cause to effect 5rol,s.i .
state o. preparation their par, hardly ever canal
co ana zeal SURPRISING even their own Characters
nc industry. They contriyed TO cast the odium oT
me pei BANK system upon Us, and charged the loss
cs OF appreciated local paper upon the wings who
suO'e 10 avert The policy lint brought the banks
iniO existence. The mingling OF other matter in
the canvass, the convention, Creole and nafn,oI.,a
ton questions, all tended to weaken the force of tho
purely political connection OF parties and dissipate
our strength. paw
Yet notwithstanding these distrac,ing collateral
issues, md the gloom tha, has been gathering oyCr
inc wing cause since MIR Tyler deserted the p,rtv
that placed him IN power, the Wings in New o.
IeAns land 20 believe the Wings Of I.ouisiana) hny.
obtained sgRal viclory--n startling victory. We
have cause TO be proud Of the Wings of our civ
we congratulate tho whole country upon this nuspi
clous result, and We call upon the who's M oil a.
States to shake of their apathy, arouse tiemseIvS,
and, to use tho closing remarks Of MIR Claws ere,,
speech at Lexington, "pick their Wing fiints md
try their rifles again" "''U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

MIR Webster also sen. letter to the Tyler Din.
ner IN Philadelphia. We ought to have published
1t along with Captain Tyer's and Mr. Wise's. I,
"ocld have formed an admirable companion for tho
two particularly MIR Wise's homily upon Fede-
ralism. From tho Captains it is in all rs,neets,
totally dissimar, and furnishes an npt contradc
ton OF the old-saw, Like master, like man.
1t we road the letter nrighi the "GodIke" be.
means the want Of "mOdora,ion, prudence, com.
prehcnsveness and stern impartiality and Justice .,
ia our "fulers"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
MARRIAGES..

Married, m Paynefell, Wednesday, the 9Th ios,,tt
~ ITO nov fciei Tribe, ~. IoHa D. WaiaHr 10 Mi,
1870 daughter Of Edmund Z. Noel, Esi.-ali u E4so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16


Genuomen; IL would give me great Measure II
public duties permitted, join in the celebration If
me approaching anniversary. But am unable 10
leave tho scat Of Government. tender Won NV
Dost WISHES, and fain would hope that all who NAV
assemble on Monday 10 commemorate our National
epoch, IN any part OF The country, would feel in
lull measure, the influence OF that spirit. which
brought about tho eren, event they colebfato-n
'plnt OF union, Of harmony, and Of pure and oleya
TED patriotism May this spirit which animated
our Others dwell with US and descend 10 our chill
dfcni w
10 the contention Of parties, let us romomber
That we are all American; and in the conflict of on
posing opinions, 'et us bear in mind TINT populnr
governments can only 10 maintained by Welding
10 the will OF tho majority, utionnllv erprsss.
ed. In regard TO highly important national ma
cures, let NE recoeet that thoy arc TO operate over
almost half continent and to affect tie business
and interests OF men engaged In almost all tho VA.
neues OF human pursuits and that for the eslab.
Nshmont OF such measures, moderation, prudence
o0mprehensigeness, and stern impartality and ius.
tee ore osscnlial qualities in those on whom tioy
depend. Happy the rulers, who sholl bring these
qualities into the public services Of country tbe
Ike d Which, for extent and fertility, salubfiy Of
climate, md means Of intercourse and improve
moni and especially for civil and religious liberty.
competent institutlons, and extent Of general
KNOWLEDGE among tho people, IL without precedent
or parallel IN the history Of mankindi
am, gentlemen, with true regard, yours,
DANIEL WEBSTER
SANDY Harris, Esq, Philadelphia, and other gen.
llemen OF the Committee"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16
DEATHS.

Del on Wclncsiay night, The 9Th instant ~ HE res
1eneo in Williamsburg, Mr. THoHis BAnDs, In the ash,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-16

WHIST IS the lls evidence produced by the T.. Pa.
Lioi tof Nj TyoFs incongiAt,ncy)3 A ietsr
rom Mr. Tyler Of Oct. II. 1910, written ~ vii
Of Piusburg. And what does tina, letter sov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22

81 LisfENkiiD STREET, y. Y. CITY.
M ADAME COSTELLO, grateful Tor the nsi,e patron
VI literally bestowed since 81, the above Of
fee. respectfully picit the attention of females and gotc
IN particular 10 the following Medicines If her preparation
which ehcctuo Temedying the diseases
which they recommended. viz
Madame Costcc's Pile Ointment certain cure for th~
Files in all cases.
German Soothing Syrup prepared expressly for chiirn
terthing, will sfectually prevent Its screaming Sc
Madame Costeos Nipple Paste the remedy
for nipples and which mother should be without
Diirroes Cois the ckecua remedy pos bc
r,l, rcaufinc hut lew doses effect perfect cure
Lin Sslvr Of Amber fnrr,novi. pimple. boch,.
rcdneSs t-n, sun-burr and lrccklcs
fInirIrnnvstor positive re, sn,s Tho Hair feug on,
viii restore in bald places and give oh DARK glossy az
pcsi,ncr.
Also Beautiful Dye for the Hair DOES color the skl
bat will turn red grey light h,r beautiful black. Ll
dies can have il applied the Office BY Msdanc Costello
Isni.d.
Msdnue C.s Ointment; and Lotion, positive or the
s,t iheu tetior ring wor scsld head and ovr orasio
OF The skin.
Case. of Liver Comv ants whir have been standing for
years have been cured in short TIME by Madame Us ~
eeiif ~ remedy aud restored to perfect health. 80.
IN sly.
,sh AID Al Of the above medicines prepared aud sold s y
'a ST. and whore can be obtained such proofs 81 thrse
g. s VIII convince he public there no fancy IN these ~
,,S ~ y would inf I'm ladies lint good may be Oh
An W.. .noftes. notice by applying her Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22
MEDICINE Els.
LUCINA CORDIAL.
TO THE AMERICAN PIIRTJc

LII
s Staten: ali
.ad The, vast which ssqa
~ The q 'hs . sesS Of IT,
SEES in ne cure e. inerent consumption The owieass e
man suggested the idea q u.g Z III. x.S u. i S
the result tia. medicine has the catalogue for
with due precauiion under the control of patient il !.
sssy al @ 4 this ps,SS to ,ssO%%saa tie
bus difficult painful Incontne o2 Urine And
all diseases arising from biation Of the system where an
States has taken precedence of all ether medicine such
eases and leave. nothing further TO 30 hoped for i. be
trouble Should there however any person labons under
tested merits to them with Al Confidence any
my personal responsibility feeling asIed they
and il s9ss fS s:i viii & s %
also the Europe the Immense American reputation
,Gs nd1sbs and generally admitted q Enable
females who had been considered barren bear offspring
parently hopeless ostraon Ifect health and activity
%hsp s 5 n OF the
ID 1y.. SoIy a. .ns
ono in these now after the enor.
sale onpwards OF thousand bottles coupled
and much knowledge founded personal can un
hestangy warrant Ear exceeding my ssnyune hopes
aa for an ns and hs
come 50 Justly and nAveIsslly POPULAR To be- explicit
bic Tor the asumriion that the L9cna CoId. can gvg
ssf ns bs as or d make :%
uated by artificial and also that produce that
viii enable to
regret That have 70 speak SO plainly such de
" which have cSeerp s.sausd v
Luena Cordial has been headed th. country.
main the pDS oN ye % SSsfR s9fR
street. Nss.YoE' and North sixth street fSsdsrhs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22
A COMMUNICATION.

7 CANNOT refrain from mentioning the public, that am
actually astonished ard surprised III. injury in this
By taking the spurious pills drors and mirurs indiscrmnae
W. which represented cure all
disease These facts have ascerraired entire
faction from the hundreds Of patients which have CURED who
suffering from the Fife cts Of aicinss I'M uicousy
ken Thusone will say he hiurelf well any
doctor another Will that he Will buy Doctors A. C
mixture for dollar which viii him without knowing
the tus whsther II IN M by doctor and third
will that he would give box OF pills. be bought
such No for 50 cents for oil he physicians advice in the city
and thus the constitutions Of hundreds ruined
who would have eomped the Of the bone and
Of country. would you, gsnteusn thai those
things for the time being check and
wish alter life probably alter You are married and have Tor
those days. have chronic rheumatism weakness
spine trcmoI all oycr dull headaches
sioa deafness loss of sight and croulo children then 20
three or four days until we'll and probably he
chaI much yon anticipate. Should you select 70
your M scian YOU viii find office 1t 81 Boad street,
ner OF Stone. Open from \. VI. to 2 7. ".
IL PROVOST NJ n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-22
MEDICINES.
SANPS EEMEPy FOB SALT RE He wARRAN

SANp,s REMEpY FOR SALT RHEuM, WARRAN
- TED TO CURE-Suiieres from this disease request
ed 10 read the following and from the persons named pacu-
Miss Almira Gardner Of MontvlIe Great Plains has for
more than two been entirely cured after being conhne
e her and prevented from abong for twenty-five
She has paid hundreds dollars for advice and all the msd
cinss OF the day, without benefit '-t te' -
ri MURPHY opposite The new brick church wa, cured o.
for year.
daughter of Mr. watrous in West Chelsea was afflicted to
tired the lhomsonan plan which only her ue nngs
entirely cured IN short time BY using half box OF
Many other be learned and references obtained by
~ i; W. MATHEwsoN, Norwich, Ct.
you for the valuable service you rendered myself and ia
mily do most cheerfly you that my wife is entirely
She been severely re- yG scssa M and ap
on hands from her childhood the use of
your medicines without much confdedce but only half
nuing few weeks longer entirely eradcaied There
has been appearance OF the disease for than year
c..t Oct, 1871. Yours S %a; TfTs;rRee IT, hiNMAN
Prepared and sold wholesale retail by A. B. 1 D. Sands
70 and Fulton street, Y East Broadway and 81, Broadway
New Haven f. W. Bull Hartiord ; J. 4. Wsdiworth, P1oy.
dence; VIM Brown Washington street, Boston; and by
druggists generally in all the principal towns in the United
Pnc. 81. ~ B.MeIehants supplied on the moa liberal
s% .s S IA Pts. ps sa E,. pro.pw.v
U PEnANCE BITTERS, WITHOUT WINE OR AL
COHOI-Reader have you no appetite 10 you not relish
I .n o sse sy S
Of The stomach debility Sc They purify the blood and
nygerae the whole system The bitte are extremely mild
Sold by A. q. i b. sands, druggists, Nc. 70 Fulton,
of Gold and 100 Fulton Of William street. Also
cha@SSe p DAVID Sands Co., H. + Bsoswsy
ner of Market street. a22 3msm