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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THE bland nvgoratns and life proonging power Of this mi
aculous medicine rightly named Life Pills and
count OF their peculiarly mild yet effective operation
coming par exesenee the fsvote family medicine To
sons following ssdentay occupation they of the greatest
value and IN preventing the liability take GELD which
such persons much exposed this BY frequent
changes nom the extreme heat Of their the external
cold ar they remove the CONCEALED phegm in the throat
winch that unpleasant which
ough and destroys rest and which WILL If mmed ietely
eeked Induce train ofeyis and derange whole
hey are at all times Of service forget
nat is is easier to prevent than cure, 10 instance
oro relief soothe the msed OF the nerves and bring
the whole sound and healthy condition
mind and body for the duties of life, which will the
be- performed with and satisfaction.
following are the exclusive for the sale Of PARIS
Ruh,en Aspnwall druggists and chemis sS William st.
ITO Roadway and 10 AstoT House.
Abraham Sands Codruggsts and chemists granite buildings
T3 Broadway corner of Chamber 81.
I. Dickie, 4l3 Broadway, corner Of Lispenard
John Dodd, druggist. Broadway corner Bleecker st
A. w. Bsdeax, Bowery Medicine Store. 260 Bowery.
John C. Han, druggist, 3i8 Grand Norfolk st,
symes Medicine Store, SO Bowery, of Walker
A. b. Trpler, corner Fulton aud Water st.
Horace Everett druggist. ss7 Greenwich the
Frsskiin Sc.
Coddngton, spothecaries al Hudson stsss of
Spnngst.
T. Co'tsn chsmis; and apohecary, Bseckec st.
Of Jones
WendoveI, druggist and apotheary ln Eighth avenue.
Armstrong seed, drug and patent medicine
wafehouse, nay Fulton 81
And Wholesale. at propretors' office,
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RHEUMATISM :! RHEUMATTSM

Syrup stands above al doubt IN Se cure Of
SI;at IVES he pain that unable turn my bed
sleep nearly week employed SIX or eight rs
he 0a Ta maf1 @olnn s aid D
Sa w a s.es . Va. %
' no" I''s 10 0s any HENRY .sH GMasRaFsALL
es nhn' Il. No; wseh
sy ss medicine F0ras at sss Sowe.
THE GERMAN SURGEON. : :
SOLOMON HiNE, M. p. No. 81 Rcaae street, New York.
eS:s no oil &c
formed under twentyone years have the! bones straight
% given " to patients who have
cry hUmbug out Of esvy-.oms from iealou,y
bug do NOT believe that thing Is gold Shines nor
be oy mese
Prove wa, 1 IN g az, ,ps then, then Judge Eff,
saying that HoaSoanS CsnSy was
bs. things for the snd lind
sS9sh which have ever used hst each ~ and
f's'0ro the Methodist EPS. s 3 Church.
Messp. John Pease & Son. 4, Division st.
J. TEASE SONS Celebrated Compound Clarified E..
DSsS' Of ''5s re r iST 's
feas Floa,s N f, Rs%
This p.ssant mydci9. formed BY combnaiion Of wen
and 1ms s % %
patton if enc articles SHOULD be ad separately and az
so that the benefit Of the whole in
~ The OPINION OF THE CLERoYMEN.
tract hs e have used fssse son Compound E1
CoSs ind nnS h,s
complains as an excellent remedy these cases and Tor the
commend 70 our brethren .hIoashou The Union.
Lindsey recent pastor ofM Church. Second
Rsyere1d Crawford of the .eco nd NJ E. Church.
Reverend Mr.. Lucky presiding elder, New York Con.
Reverend Mr. wh,pter, pastor of Presbyterian Church,
e'%s5 of Ma vi igd G.haIns
Reverend Mr. osn, pastor Of NJ T. Ch S,S Bedford
Reverend Mr., HIT regent pastor of Baptist Church, Gold
Sold ~Sos.s, ., and a az s
B1osswsy .aS 81 W;,h A,Snw 10 XO House. lie
H Leu e ' Bs Sy Philadelphia
RRstaI.I, No s S..!s .ifss xlSsny'N.Y.
W vso%r; < W. Co.: Cincinnati oem Ohio
An agent wanted At New New Orleans. t.a.a
eoSe.y;Sn, ME re- and others wishing
s ' Dozen e. fTAgE bSi.sSy low
B-A kinds steam confectionery at Is cents per pound
" ''' broken handles at i'd per pogpnff Tease SON
rh.u CAsmP.As the Hoyd.y season close hand
'fs Som re s..sy s 3
leesve order. for Ice Cream Jelly Jelly sommonge Charlotte
&C. hnsse plan and o.pamenla Cake; Kisses
ehen ana Anencn Notices; Pyramids Temples Lady APP
FABLE Ting ..ss ss % ss q n. Bshss
t BUSINESS they have procured the best Of IN, fully
unaafTsIa,ndnr their duties. and fearing rival
viii onpy ns iS 'ss az Y for New Years
j. PEAsE 4 SON
quart. '' - '' = = -
N B. No Nsv Year. T.bl, .honld b. without p...e',
Pc :cd wnols L: %s :s2 Dv
sion At dis lmr
TO DhUGGIsTs.-A srus6on vented te,ther in ths city
oI country bya young man who mas hsn several ynsn
al IT'S, at this ONCE = .. .-
pima DIV ~ dkwer
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COUGHS, COLDS,

COMBINATIONS x Hoarsenes., Sore Throat Splitting
OF Blood, Bronchitis, &c, cured for shillspg
by scientific physci'ns invention, calledPof.,sor Jones
Cough Candy compound of yu and Spanish moss
composed % herbs and plants the vegetable
p Read , e.pana,ion % the public
by an eminent physan liquid form. Surely Is superior
when ken 70 the shape of beautiful candy pleasant the
one a to convince all Of merits but shilling
from and purifying the blood la fact from the
ready cured by this the proprietor feels in offering
these terms THAI N persons satisfied
money TO hsm-the public must perceive this sr dealing
and paihly proves e no puHed nostrum The propIe
plants he warrants ,he no this puff
fed medicines OF the day sold cheap rich and poor may
as IT, Sold only ORA shllings package by T.
Jones sign Of the American Eagle 82 Chatham Y Ap-
Boson 81 State St Albany ss Fulton Lrooklyn. Charles
Washington. c. M, I'm &c
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN

. u r " X ID > I X r 7
MADAME COSTELLO. Female Physician, still continues
females. '' y"
Suppression esulay obstructon By whatever cause
Madame medical estsbli,hmenf having undergone thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation OF her
nueour PATIENTS she prepared receive ladies the
struction Of their monthly period.
Madame e can be eonsutsd at her residence No. Lispsn
~ commnne,tions ard letters must be post-peid
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TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
~Ns Aosms w Psf axsnsx - msI
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D CTOR ELLIOTT, OCULIST
AND OPTHSLMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Cfhce 26l RrnadHar corIer MY Ware sfre na1
DIR. MORRISON,

DIR. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DlSPENSARY. 2e4K Fulton street ne AZ
OF Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon Brush Ma
W. continues to be consulted daily all deaes delicate
dcions and the imprudent fquack medicines
N M hss had an experience Of tweHy wo treating
mild safe and inaibie substitute on
ing the venereal with certainty ithout subecting the
patient % risk restricting him diets or par
Tant INSTRUCTIONS the urehra such structures and
e,nen Of the prostate gland ompaned with much
sasnce, masea%ent Dr. a. trests.scsure, IN Sc,sn
tic promoting absorption Of the thckened Sdar
Hf'53Ht observation-disclosures. Of youp.
suffering from the consequences of indulgence in
es nerve: are iurhs! piued from
only induce Dr. M such cases on
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
Letten post paid and containing suitable ee will ensure
e correspondent full advice and medicine any part Of the
onstreet near Greenwich. d. liner
c6OO REwARD-CROss SPECIFIC MIXTURE
paw For the Cure Of Gonponhoa elects Structures anu
analogous complaints o the organ 80 tgeneration.
and permanent cure without he least re-
tod drink exposure or change In application to bz
We give long auaeksh Recommendations to deceive the
shall speak fat Our object TO notify where il can be had
ana me single case 81 recent Gonno
Ina 70 9e brought IN which the mixture will not effect rapid
This disease that unfortunately AIDES all ranks oso
eie-hsh low nch and matrimonial and single. They
selves without the least exposure the shortest possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted if dose of the
bo with G & SiS wnsa snPoss il
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
orss only w@ 1 T. Mne 100 Broadway corner o,
John street opposite Franklin House. New York: Jones'
street Hosfon II Ipnsr
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A K I I ; I / n II A I r
MANUFACTURED FROM
LADIES' AND NTI,EMEN'S Hal

LADIE1S' AND UEN lLEWE.N' ; HAIK.
NOT less than inches long in hundred different
Floweu Rings, Wigs and Scaps.
A. G. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS.
Still stand all Others Their peculiar light
gossame and yenatng their being shaped exactly
,eraI and Workmanship well style finish and ar
all combine form such perfect hair
that they must be to be fully appreciated
Parties having piece Of hair Of living deceased friend
can get formed by him design the mind concese
In such form il will be a keepsake invaluable.
eratuous advice ali diseases connected with he
hair, at the Hair Cutting Rnoms,
ivI2sms - b. S,s,,~
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- CURE { + CHRONIC DISEASES.

DR.. PkUD'HOMME from p...,, disciple of the illus
- nous Hahnemann, whose science and doctrines have
astonshed all Euepe and altered around him crowd Of
eminent PHYSICIANS his and
reht eSperience the public that he has
selected New York the place of has abos, and Of his
residence.
pr F. p has been profess snaly and intimately connected
~ rance with whose honored and
in this couaty and during years pracee he has visited
many parts OF the United States and Of the West Indies with
in uch doubt and obscurity. ~ ~ =
He just arrives from PARIS where he has been commune
cate he result Of his observations the Gallo Society,"
which he member, and difuso the
fruits Of his experience and the blessings Of hesh.
In the course OF his travels and has perome by
The help Of hi. method founded the laws Of Specifics
which had resisted other mode of
ne wishes to be Judged from words but from Suffice
to say that beside, all malades repued ncurbe there
ne disease DREADFUL inveteate, such Consumption
diseases Of the skin ring Cancer Fsua Of all kinds
Scrophua- Dropsy &c, that he entirely extrpate-
are promptly and radically cured.
Pr Z may be consulted every day, from 10 A. to r M.
At his Office rs Duane street, Broadway. Consultations
given in the Ens. French German, Spanish Italian
languages. nj 3msr
EkUPTlONS AND DISFIGUREMENTS OF
THE FACE, AND DARK OR YELLOW
SKINS CURED BY THE ITALIAN
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sail RHEUM fIeckles scurvy. ,l,mpIes, erysipelas.
~ bloches mophewtan, fever spots, bites of
Queoes &c change the color Of dark sunbunt yellow
dscooIed skin The Italian Chemical Soap really the won
blessing and i. inventor Pssprne Il
entirely eradcaes eruption Disagreement of the
skin, mpartng to the face body neck beautiful
al will suffice to recommend il 70 ALL Amone the who
personsERev T. Lever, Newark, NJ iyou notified
that this is pulled nostrum but physicians invention NJ
Eagle, sc Chatham street, New, York. Price 50 cents
skin smooth, soft and white.
Agen-Zeber Sd and Dock Streets Philadelphia or next
door to the American Hotel Washington d. CT State st,
Boston, 81 State st Albany MITCHELL Norwich, Chenapgo.
N. Y: ST. MI lrlkr
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hULl;S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RIIrTIIRED PERlONa

PERSONS s,ctsd with rupture may rely the best
once, No Vescy street. either OF the agents the
principal towns the United States Be the
back pad OF HuIls If they
Hull, writing None genuine relied upop Is
good, without his signature 7
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations of Hus
celebrated usses, and thousands
These limitations be relied upon thew are
made by unskful mechanics and than the ord
nary trusses.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vesey street. exclusively
Tor ladies' having separate from the depart
Iaent where female attendance to wait upon
ie"ele Ua'ehn NIL Imr
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- T. ROBERTS Il CO.,
Clarendon House. of Duane street and Broadway
Small Boxes Is cents. Large Family Boxes so
Persons d.sirous Of obtaining agency for er sale the
will please letters paid to T Robe
Co.. Letter Box GOT New York Post Office n22 int
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TO DKUGGIsTs.-A sirusion vented te,'her in tbs city
sspe5Isnee in the Retail DmE Business Direct TO DRUG
befernce-Msssrs. John Fsn Co, Chemists, Philaael
pima dN3w dkweE
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To Doctor Bent Brandreth.
24l Broadway, New York,
r-IrD

Mr. JAMES TowIY. of No. Ia Orange street has son 1.
years old who for has been afflicted with Epeps
Fs he has had two, and often three fits day and new.
could be LEFT alone with safety during the whole
For long time he has been by the
cans both Escu!apiau and Botanic. A few weeks since
Pills administered and he has since had NO
FIT ant Mr. Towey is Of that he is perfectly cured
he su continues TO take the Pills daily in doses sufficient
Z three
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PATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE MEATS
80. w AND SOUPS. ...t ~,
WARRANTED keep length of time in any climate
VIE lobster, halibut shad, salmon, oysters clans,
PEEL mutton veal duck chickens turkey beef SOUP
BROTH chicken SOUP tail soup, mock and
1eeeoe soup, green peas Mushrooms carrots urpps par
tomatoes, milk &c &c sold
By = WILLIAM MULLANE -~
d2Imsr san N.s.,n e..
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rENCING SALOUN q SHOUTING GAIlLEKY.
MEES, AIS Broadway, entrance LispenaId street,
Fencing kiyss nstrgcsons Eenei1g a.o the Of ne
and bayonet, staff, and every species Of weapons.
Genemen lovers Of this art military officers Of the army
navy, ke respectfully invited call wness ex6.
ot,on OF his ski n this useful and important art.
spacious double Shooting Gallery, Illuminated m thu
ing at distaac~ OF 2I0 wards ala s,r o.
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pdssin,.) 1t also entered into the composition
of the ten curtains Of the, tabernacle (Exod
XVI. ~ OF the vail Of the Most Holy Place,
lib. 31.) and Of the hanging of the gate OF the
court. (Exod. XVII. 16.) Thus, it became
pre.eminenlly sacred dye. In its typical char.
acter perhaps it had reference to the blood Of the
victims which were sacrificed by the High
Priests hands,. as an atonement for sin. The
prophet Isaiah seems 10 favor Ibis hypothesis: =
"though your sins be as scarlet they shall be
white as snow: though they be red like crimson
they shall be as wool" Il. 49, ltwas worn
by the augurs of old, (see E. VlI--19s, Ira.
bea 1.-The robe worn by augurs, purple and scar
iet-Serv.)
As token of glory, rank, and power, it was
worn by monarchs not less extensively than the
imperial purple. Compare Mat XXVlI. 2Sth
and 10Th verses, where the scarlet lobe was put
on in mockery OF the regal claim.
Grouping these emblematic colors as they
successfully appear in the Five degrees, they
clearly convey to every Odd. Fellow this senti-
ment-FRlENDSHlP, LOVE, AND TRUTH
ETERNAL, GLORIOUS! sentiment as
worthy to be had in honor and TO be profoundly
cherished liz the heart, as was the aphorism o.
Scion, "--" (knoiv hyseG) to be
inscribed on the Delphic Oracle in letters o
gold.
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From The Boston Notion.
TO. AN ABSENT ONE.

miss the still, though time hath past
With many changes since met thee last,
And other voices have blent with mine,
And other footsteps have followed thine,
And strangers stand, where used TO trace
The loving smile of treasured'face.
| miss thee still, with thy words so low,
And the dreamy lock on thine earnest brow,
And thine eager tread where the cedar trees,
Were waving gently in the restless breeze,
And the turf we pressed in the soft sweet hours
Was bright with the stars ola thousand flowers
miss thee still for nay life hath known,
Too much care, since thy light hath gone,
sorrow blends with the voice of song,
Unbidden dreams in the moonlight throng,
shadow comes with tn evening star
A tronbled grief for the loved AFFAIR."
Till grow faint with rushing fears,
With weary warnings, and impatient tears,
While Mem'ry paints with touch of pain
Hopes that faded and love in vain,
Gay illusions that existence wore,
Young beliefs that return no more
All! why must the thought of days gone by,
Still haunt the heart with some vanished tie,
Twining garland of faded flowers,
With the fairest wreaths Of the passing hours !
@! life with charm too deep would thrill
If the early loved, were not missing still!