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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-03

TO every editor who gives this advertise
ment entire, twelve insertions, we will forward
to order one copy of the whole work, provi,
ded the papers containing this notice be sent
to the n. Y. W.tchman, n Y
Sept. 15--l2w.
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Washington CITY, Oct. l842.
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Price Two Cents

mentioned in my last as having grown out of the
excitement attending the election OF wardens grew
the moment Of closing my letter, and am now happy
In making the correction. The duel between the
parties who crossed the lake, came of at Pass
Christian Rifle shots were exchanged without
elect, when the affair adjusted, and all hands
concerned afterwards partook Of an oyster supper at
the hotel, which dare say much better on their
stomachs than bullets would have done. Another
iigh' TOOK place yesterday between two young Gre
oes WIN small swords, and at the first lunge both
were seriously wounded, when the affair termina-
ted There is great and growing opposition TO the
Wharfage tax, recently imposed by the councils of
the different municipalities on ''all merchandise
landed at or shipped from the port of New Or
leans" The law authorisng II has been pro-
nounced unconstitutional by several Judges of
the city courts, before whom suits were brought
by The municipalities against persons who had
refused to pay II. The grounds of the dec-
sons are that the municipalities have no night
TO lay tax on exports, and this tax Is required
rom meIcnandlze transferred from steamboats, TO
ships without ever touching the wharf, il amounts
to tax on exports. The municipality has appealed
to the Parish Court, and in all probability the case
will go to the Supreme Court before il has It's final
decision. Whatever may be said of lis constitu-
tionalty, there is little doubt of the law being very
lmpoic, and highly injurious to the interest of the
city The planters of Mississippi are much opposed
TO il, and many OF them have determined to land
their cotton at Lafayette, one mile from our custom
house, above and adjoining this city, where no
wharfage tax Is exacted, and in the immediate
nelghborhood OF most OF our cotton presses. La
fayete offers equal facilities for landing, pressing,
and shipping cotton and if our wharfage tax is not
repealed, this city will lose of its cotton bust
ness, as no reason exists why single bale of cot
ton should eyer come to H. am afraid our NUM-
cipa councils will see, when too late, they have
been penny wise and pound foolish in this matter.
Il would have been better for them to take the bull
by the horns at once, and lay the tax where it be-
longs real estate; and this they will have to do
yet as people will submit this tax il is pro-
nounced constitutional. steamer arrived yester-
day with 100 bales OF cotton, near 1000 of which
were landed at Lafayette, which is destined to be
a place very soon, if this tax is not repealed.
The yellow fever steadily increases, though il is
generally very mild. BY the report of the Board
deaths last week, of which Is were children, of the
others adults IS in number, "A were of the yellow
fever and yet of our stupid presses say there
is no epidemic here. Yours,
Louisiana
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EAU DE BEAUTE,

(TOUAup'S Eau pc BEAUTE, or True Water Of
fmp sss'iFy FL S
sS @ S3sns nss III
e.. "s % s R Ss S
s If Ps s a
IT. sssy pes - a
se Such cheap SO
Ss Ssss
ee.ey SsSmessnss. o. acon and refreshing Fragrance
S w 70 SS s sss should
spontaneously give you my unqualified Of The unit
eciie have vanished rom my You should Mon Ami a.
fac dcsa es
mot suis enehante de cosmeque ct e remercie
EMILE DEsMoULINs. Pension F5apsai.,
Il have your Eau de Bs'n's in u'e-t is admirable
article and shall recommend II rps ph,.a.,,;,
Ihaye had call. for ~a.I for .eeHIe 2
StsE T9 es' bought bottle &c s'd the
sss'Bsas
''i%: Above f'f.fP % pfS:e
day sas G % he s e ss
end =. fsc i rTseSS on my Syy hands ID
Please send one prr bearer" ,osrn,,
Of the above inv ausbe alton in realizing all that
esses any dissatisfied purchaser receive
hss or her money back, II requested.
To be had only d.. q Exclusive Once 81 Walker st.
ono door from Broadway 81 bottle and OF the following
Albany Guthrie Maiden Lane; Goshen Elliott; Phade
phs Mn Brown IS Chestnut street, Baltimore, Seth hance
Hartford Wells Humphrey; Boston, Jordan, Milk street
Norwich, W Faulkner Lowell, Caretonj Salem, Ives New
Hasen Mycrs; Providence, Dyer Jr Cincnnatt Ihomas
Main street. add other throughout the y States, :,
ocuraud Poudrr Subtitle for completely and permanently
ersdiestins supcrhuous hair, 81 per bottle -,
sourssdr Liquid Vegetable Rouge, 20 cents per pote.
uoursrds Blanc DEspagne, imIars pure lie whiteness
20 TON nc deeteroas principles gsrery entering
ihso combination for this purpose cents per box sll I'm
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS.
MH Jb !ACoUEMOD, manufacturer and importer Of
f,sneh AtesA Flowers, 60 Lispsnard street Broad
has lust rsesiv,d BY Aa,re packet Sally, Duchess
ionsbie owen and feathers, OF the Parisan styles
1 OvE, CoUkTsHlP AND MAKHiAt3f--Jnsf pnb,.h-
~ ed becklsts ys.sioxocsi Mysteries and Revelations in
Love tonhir and Marriage. guide for
married sna snxe persons IN matters cf the importance
Amongst Inc ding, daily in sh. wort sreau..
% AMI cures for hau,nnes Ofyng with modes for proven
effects cured The Of Love jealousy with
for srsdcsing from the mind The seeds
unhappy passion &c NC. Translated the third
Puis caon by Ph,p NJ. Howard. For sale NJ Io1 Mas an
street Yriee y Orders from the countr enclosing
dollar directed 10 HOLLAND GLOVER New Yofk city
VIII the ~ofk being seat 20 part Of the United States.
slfimsr
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POCKET KNIVES

Isa Broadway John sire and Howsr :, ~
suit the times Also, large assortment Of SCISSORS
chsmpsrne Cutters, Dental and Surgical anu
levy ynsde 70 order and repaired Steel articles polished IN ne
hsssis sss'es''n o. ~ B. cHEvALER 1872 Broadway
fre6.nes ON ali parts OF England Ireland and
rase - and ise Broadway
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stood her being eyond the medicine and
have been surprised w,thir the her about and
we are assured st Der attributable entirely the
Of Brstols 'rsapall We further acquainted with
the TACT that for i've Of the Of her she
was obigedto be conveye from place another the
arms OF her hSospd andI fac, whea she moved all
HORACE 81 ANLEY, Justice Of the Peace.
II. LITCHEI Id, Postmaster.
DEXTER IN ELL, Supervisor.
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DIR. FEUCHTWANGER

OFFICE, No. Wall street corner Broadway hanulactur-
Of German Silver il sheet and sut.ss casting.
tons Logwood abaraguis Chloride cf Soda Of Luz
Caustc, Psc Acid; Liver Of Suphsr loddes Of Iron
0ranyilley Lotion Chloride Of Ged. Phosphate Of soda &c
Inable for Bedbugs Feas Fly Paper
Rats Moths Caterpar mochetoes the compound chemical
Whale Oil Soap and Seed Projectors; Platina, Paadne.
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TO THE LADIES.
COX'S

FURNISHING STORES,
Is MAIDEN LANE AND $40 BROADWAY.
COX beg respectfully TO inform their friends, and
housekeerers generally that they opening very
dole, for candles Lamps Of every description eh mamie
pannery Plated Wares Dixon Sons Britannia Ware steel
Fire Irons block tin Urns Dish Covers &c Sc together 18th
general articles their line. which they
induced to offer at very low prices for Gsh.
Persons about purchase should omit 10 call and
FOR themselves large Of the newly invented
Patent Solar Lamps. just received
They continue SILVER Ware in all its variety
~ B. They also beg inform their friends and the public
generally that they have oened at 3 Broadway corner Of
Leonard street, branch OF their establishment where
above articles be had the prices at 10 Maden
lane,
They have for SALE new article Of Polishing Powder
peror any thing hitherto discovered for cleaning silver and
plated ware, plate glass &c. $40 2wr
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JOSEPH TEN EYCK,
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
TJUIN(.

THE undersigned has, expense fitted Of the
largest and splendid Coffee and Eating Houses in
New York which hundred persons least sit down
excellent and substantial breakfast dinner and iron
the choices supplies OF the markets. with bill Of fare
eecd either regards quality number Of dishes by no.
tel United States and varying prices from six cents to
sng and eighteen DISH The Java and
Mceka coffee and the and served only three
DENTS per cup And all other refreshments proportion The
walters uniformly civil and polite and every visitor be
assured VI feeling In this establishment quite at home In
fact department Of the under the
dence comsten oyesee whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and of and
guests. HENRY GOSLING,i
Proprietor of the French and American Eating House,
Nos "a ana c. NASSAU between Jshn and Maiden Lane
S.Open Sundays for breakst. dinp-r and iea0 smr
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EPlCuREs. EPICUREs! EPICUREs!
rIE Subscriber formerly known of the firm of Bic
and Ten Eyck, Of No Broad street. having opened
house No. 6t Broadway few doors below Nibo' Garden,
where he sl all the Deicacie of the
Season vziame Poultry Fish, Sc Sc, together with his
celebrated Mill Pond wsbury and all choice Oysters
picked which obtained the the last Annual Far
al NibioN.
HAVING lifted up saloon unequaed in the city, where
tleren and their families visiting Nbo, with the greatest
have served their comfort aud satisfaction nc
refreshments they call for reasonable terms
". BCubs and Private Parties wishing rooms can DE
commodated as above, by ast
81 msr JOSEPH TEN EYCK,
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was be c'nveye from one place another the
SSsEPh FR. sMAS j"dss Ere % Co Z Pleas
SI s:;: ::. e the Peace
EYs q: ssa:is ca%%ss';! Ai.:s.i t Tss
s snt &C. s ss s a.s +: de-
!ail. really imstabs and might wen have been
sossS OF the Of msdens IN. .. in
and who the Of the Editors Of the CONNER
ri, rare indeed that fallen humanity i. made to
ns and sa,Ss. and %Ssso
A Js$sa Il q: :. s1%s. ssss healthy
rem Whom s.sn,sls deprived
q the ofh.srns some ten Year, since which was .oon
'.SSy ss:,sysd
wen ia.ssa%snis:;, would Be d;;lesa, iassias
the human face divine hi. fshai disease ceased its
other parts Of the system with grater and destructive
.ssI ri. child tOa The writer ,6sws
ance Of second attack Of ssngrrns Which
gIaduay extended each foot and within four inches
sn By e nc ssss; % "a @ s 5
he S
he s At % items egsGo Of the BE- %
RIBS ss eye :as R si'ts he
dsr n sSmp Il. iI Sess stage, b.
mute. really Intelligent :pnsh,iy sIs.ss.s
::s p:ss " @ s
hSd and ons Sl
stenes: stranse found hi: piece Of child
ill., ssi x
lately presented h.deens eating Ulcers are heal
I'M KINDLY s a nH but % s @ 9 The
right eye, the lower jaw, and the fragments Of sill
ing on the head the OF which we shall not attempt
certain check given this terrible spreading and hope
excited irritable dungeons flesh with dead animal
so manifest ID the Of all and
double. justly, attribute by his mother exclusive
Th"os % have
ssiy case. The opinion
s. s, Sesa 'ss
Soud nps ays failed one Of the greatest
have sf BEEN with
BE Infancy sda, y. hereby
the facts set forth the above from the Commercial Adven
-, NJ, .s,n ,,o ORANGE MANs MS a|sID. Pm.
B5ooM...ID, Oakland Co. Mn. July %, 1884,.
s,ss 81
nc eight ass Prns
aSs ag s wSsa ws 10 & s
whe appeared to help In that year sold 81
-as :
could J AsS q. without x, s9e SS who
the for. arm there have b :. Lea, hole.
bottle Bistols ssr.spsris, and made up my Try
%iSsa sn
ha ae al : cured a.
appeared seems perfectly sound and can labor w il
sss 9,hsi sH en- Es s
who may Be similarly Afflicted .A Ycss ~
rgs who 3 ss,s s
fore p gssn CHE. sh 81 if fss1 street.
si$s: WIN &c ss.s IS f ;sss
MsseH sz ;iss'n ss; ) A csss. stree,
William sebSns' consq Of Riving,on and Rids. ST..
| % RehaId Smith, g CiinIen street 80 - E
Mr. Mn; 4. hsass. 1 > Rae .sss s''''
w W,0a, Wilson =, e k M.S:o s,,ss
Lemusi Leland. IS Hudson street
M M Esss e 80 B sssSp stree. :ss' Brooklyn
!:%s. kMf sG Is e Cana SsIs street
| f. B. Knapp. q Avenue B-hoase 5oi Fourth street
Gss 70 pGTc ss ,.S %
50 Courandt street. Mlhaus lss Broadway, they
will prove concusvely that the article what i
CAuroS-A. the fame Of ,h, wonderful medicine extends,
rous are spnsnx up e reap part o. u: re-
wish the article. for Brstoi, and thai,
sale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the
william Burger Wholesale Agent so Coursndt street. and
S" sosd 's.s .s aSS
ITO Broadway SO William street. and 10 As.o Honss James
rs md 1s
| - -
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= MISCELLANEOUS. a
HOUSE OF REFRESHMENT.

~ No. II ANN STREET.. 10" '1
HE Proprietor of this establishment hereto
fore TO supply his customers with the delicac,cs of the
served IN the best The quality Of the vands
and his moderate charges evident from the aering
which the public pleased daily award him
His eos hal be- they have heretofore BEEN merit its
continuance and to his house reputation for
cellencc and accommodation which il has for long time
maintained. As the longer with
other abshmenr he will pay his sole and undivided atten-
the best Of this house. and for the
ma int nance of repufation. all lmAr
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PARSELLS & AGATE,

MANUFAClOhchso
AND SUSPENDERS, LINEN DIAPERS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS addition their former stock Of
fashionable goods are constantly receiving by every new
fashionable Scarf and Cravs Their assortment II fashons
be Stocks scarfs Crayas sdy made Linen, Gloves Sus
ne uders iery and all articles sppcrnnpg gentcans
wardrobe rich and varied They respectfully invite their
Old and strangers visiting this city TO- call the old
iections. PARsELLs AGATE, al Broadway,
between Park place and Murray
They would particularly recommend Elastic Suspsnde
with the patent buckle OF their manufacture, which
for durability and comio cannot be surpassed The mpro
chest highly by the medical faculty and
will be found Indispensable who inclined to
bend forward and In fact all individuals OF scdenary hab
Parents and Guardians particularly requested 70
this arlcle viii be found Of immense advantage to
children Of ehev who have acquired the habit Of STOPPING
celebrated Russia Riding Belt s2 imsm
DoRTABLE BLACKSMITH's FORGEs.-The sub,
scrben being the sole Agents for the Manufacturers OF
Concks Patent Portable Forge and Below beK e.s 10
call the enon Of the public 20 above artic That hey
United States believe sufficient evidence o. ,e
utility and convenience; being portable snd %
Of every description, Rail Roads, Csna Plantations
factories and all purposes for which lhe 1on w,n,vbs
used. Those for the u s. Navy arc "o"s"'
We would refer those wishing purcha,e 70 some VINO
can them from personal well as general know"
Tommodore Cnpe Navy Yard, Portsmouth, N H. Me,sr
W., Point Eonndy Geld Spring, N. Y. Messr y b. All
baae Co ia Broadway ~ r. ard our cy b'aEksmiths
generally. .o,o., az fI,d sI,n and Wsferst
sci 3msrc SY.,.e. y, ~. e.,k - -
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ARRESTED. The Rochester Democrat says two
persons were arrested on Saturday suspicion of
being concerned in the murderous attack on the
family of II. E. Rochester, Esq. rte M
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INVENTION NO. 9.

The SECOND invention of modern times which would
PREMIUM CHEMICAL HAIR DYE. the first ever in
vented in this country This article be testified 10 by
any thing Of the kind imported from OF the world
and rapidly supercediag all nostums for changing the
black from anen red Or other Objectionable color in
The above Hair Dye exhibited the Fair Of the Amer
Institute held Nblos Garden and the first
tanned at the following PLACES bailey Ward Co Maiden
Lane Leay Co, Astor House; 60 Bowery Walker;
33e Bowey Bond street; Tiffany Gourd Ellis 239
Broadway and at the mandatory No. Pine street, New
York. "a. .--...
au3o lmsr GEORGE KENNEDY.
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SHAKESPEARE.

III Park Row, and Ann street. u
THE SUBSCRIBER begs his best thanks 10
his numerous friends, for the kind and liberal encourages
ment they have him he re-opened the above
establishment he them and the public in general,
thai he VIII continue to exerton merit their pa
tronage, t -ri
The Lade will be always supplied with the choicest deli
esces of the which will be served superior
ner, at prices in accordance with the times
The Bar will be stocked with wines, liquors. draught and
Scotch aea London porter aud all OF the very best
quality a
Breakfasts, dinners. and suppers all reasonable
hours. .ff NJ
Hot dishes &c., hand day. between the hours
0YsTERs-The very best that be procured in
style. i ~
Suitable notice being given. ANY DISH whatever be
procured. r.. ..f .r.
Private rooms for the accommodation OF dinner md supper
parties. EDWARD WINDUST.
SO 2taw is awsr ~. .,I-lI 81
T'ERaAPlN Embellishments Qui yive! Thou
sands of good cts lovers good fare have been for
closing of the fsrfamed Terrapn Lunch" The "itfu
WE'LL for be known that the John Adams. of KnickeIbock
petor finest little fellows Christendom y'clept
Carr Now them smack your lips ye in the
Turtle Soup and steak line the mantle of Sandy has fallen
john 10 Perfection good eating and drinking be
guaranteed the Terrapn single look into the old
lee Box will sppcase the hunger Of him with the short
and taste oil the half the old Will
tickle the palate of the veriest anchor'te.
Sreeu Turtle served up this day and every day during
the season. HrHt ST lmir
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
.ta FOR FLORISTS.
pRUN La ROSIERE COURT, ZIG William street.
- The only Of Brun La Rosere Co. Paris have
received the Havre Packet Ships Se de Gasse and
he suly, large assortment Of Superior and Fashionable
Flowers, Of the latest Partisan styles
No. i6 William and only depot Of those
peo articles from their mandatory in Paris Rue de Tracy
Moe. 7I7- 'Tl
The above firm has been lately declared by decreeI Of the
Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Royal Paris be the
only legitimate of the firm Of Bun la Rosere Co..
Of Paris. % lmsr
VlCTORINE x GOWN commence business at their
Enlistment No. sos Broadway, up stas-Mad1le VIC
TORlNE whose name has become 50 popular from rs frequent
Pans the rendezvous OF the fashionable world has the
honor TO 10 the ladies' Of New York. that she will
Tuesday the 10Th OF September her establishment
the sale OF French Fashions of Coaks Shawls,
Manleties, Aprons Hats Caps Head Dresses and Fancy
Psrlsian Articles
The correspondents Of Madile Victone will keep her
santlv supplied the very latest Fashions Two skllu
French workwomen always in attendance SIT imsr
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New Orleans.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l cGr,
NEW ORLEANS. SeIt. Ia. 49,

fl'Nfl Correspondence Of the Herald.l rNUii
NKw ORLEANS, SEPT. ID, 1912.
The Cotton Markst-Sugar Advancsd-7ne Late
Duel Wharfage Tar-L.afayetts.
SIR ~ r..e t,.tot ate., Il ief i..0,
Since my last we have had another duh week in
business Within day or two past, however,
there has been little stir in the cotton market,
and some sales have been made, though not to any
great extent, at an advance of &c. Since the pas
sage of the tariff bill sugar has advanced &c, and is
held firmly. Flour dull at Si. The arrivals OF
specie amount TO very 25o,OOO, three-ilihs OF
which came from Mexico, and the rest from New
York.
Church matters remain in statuquo. The duel
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THE CRYSTAL,
CORNER OF WALL e. BROAD STREET

Ye Conoseur and Epicurss who throng the Money"
When dry stop and try the stock" that there you'll
meet;
Well stand the with any house in town.
And while do, look you, for share Of
E Propretors of the above will take pride
redeeming the above pledge and they will mit
tcle the best the bar choice Lunch
also be found daily. III aura msr
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PARIS ITFE PILLS

IL AltlO ~ LII Il IL Il l. AAO
race Isl. s of o Prom
d DC INC 1ssds Day
found !. Che medicine chest. o. tss more wealthy classes Of
removing Siliga. sompsni. ds%Pss
certain in the cure eopsn
.s%s time gentle is op:rson no
female ought without boon, left them BY
Il Sss been but before the public yrope
S hss q S ss nd Ssve bad s
nonas their good effects in diseases prevalent
10 ali H. refore who are afflicted and bad health. we
Fin may
Rushton &Aspinws and chemists, ss William St,
&c g A;'si sS sas
Psss.Ssig sSs5 sss%sf L.n.
I Dsss ,s bess
sy%ss .disns Store: ., BSwsIy esrnsi Of wsiern.
Horace Everett druggist ss7 Greenwich the Of
CoaInston apohecsries sq7 Hudson street, corner Of
Cotton chemist and apothecay, Blocker st. Of
ywsedover dugri.t and apotheeary, al Eighth
%sTeSSou.e' is4H Fulton st. ~'' '''
And wholesale, at the propretori oq Bis1ssvprss RI
Clarendon House. corner Of Duane 8 and Broadway.
au31 im~r
1T,O DYsPTPTTCs-Among the number Of distinguished
gentlemen who have from Rssons E
nh Anpvspeptic Pills. Mr. Van Buren,, late President Of
the United request the Prorreor to
b, NJ his Pills induced to take them remedy for d
ordered he has given them fair trial. and well
that they have contributed greatly the perfect
establishment OF his health. IL, M
boxes containing forty with full directions Pnce fifty cents
box
wih,s mi. Bilious Pills Price Is cents per box
liberal discount made agents. and those who buy to sell
srrn- To be had of - ,,,,,>,,c
IN Inns HrOsd yav N xhona
orders must DO addressed. . .
For sale also BY j. T. Trppe, Newark. N. J. ss2twtec
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MEDICINES.
THE NEW YORk
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
PHI A r NJ y. a C C Y.
ESTABLISHECTEr SSnarI

SUPPRESSION OF QUAOhEn
wh asss S%
unpncped pretende, who now dsy gar ns
under the ndsos' oS,s al ' ssS un
'''4ia2f i IL siSt MIXTURE ,.
sns,on 70 eon.umpon and all complains arising from
oa the OF
shqE SflH = P Dfss1f y each
For the cure OF Rheumatic PAIN. collie bruises sp
nal headache pains in the joints and imne-
dae relief guaranteed Sold IN bottles 10 cts
eaehr THE PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
For the cure all OF delicate disease for pains in
toms Produced BY an njudicoqs Of mercury, by
Tsk sss s1si 81
lood erckg whole almentary canal healthy action,
nd giving new yigor 70 the vital powers This medicine
ntely supeceding the drastic purgatves Of the nosrum
'"'e'' THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
For the cure Of those Complaints peculiar to me ismae
organs with full directions and cautions 10 and sold IN
boxes 81 g fsn Hs snd Efsq cooPkRs PILL
For The of epuons gout chronic rheuma
s fnS e AZ FRI Il rs SEIZURE
discharges from the ursthra Sold bottles 50 cents and
THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER,
the cure nipples and superficial exccriafions OIL
the akin Sold in closely stoDt phals al 50 EACH
The above peperations may also Dc nad o. inc
4 w, Basel, 6A 3roadway. f
Dr.. King k NJ as 4T Hudson On street. street." t sa 4
Elias L. Theal, $40 Grand street. i.T
VIM. Am.trons, is Fulton street Broek!yn ,,o,N...,
street
.uas smr w. s.RICHARDsON. AGENT
TV1NT,c Il, ) { D A 4 A
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I.' i HANOVER, IN. W Sept. z, 1912.
The Inflated Erie discovered by Animal Megnetirm
Temperance Phretoiogy, &c.