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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
(,HAt1N 4 VENDRE.

80 barilE de rbauy de TEonaFton, de Ia
premiere nraIih. proprc pour sucrerle on aU-
''eR u*aace, regu dernlerc ent et i yenirc
par
3 nov 50 A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
EAROTtrUE,

Une jolje barouche 4 YeDdro All magasin de
aeilcs et de v~oitnres dc RBEDrH s. Co, a bas
prix pour dt compliant. II est proPre pour IN
oIhAers cleeauz. reux qli Ell ont besoln fe4
ront ben de s'apptifHsr d TENS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

Arrete par REM Doiron, b 8 miles au-
dessous de Baton Rouge, sur le tleuve, un
Cheval bal, age dc & a 7 ans, 10 paurncs de
hau', il ma aucune ttampe visible. Tine barre
blanche de t"nie la longueur de la ltte, lie
ped de derf'eFe gauche blanc, ct a I'm fpar-
YIN au-dessus du sabot. lie proprie,aire est
requIs de lie retrcF colformt nent Il Ia loi.
8 oct 35 J. IIUESTON, Ranoeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
AVIS.

Mr.. b. SAsgrR Giant de reiour do Ia Me.
Orleans ayec IN assortment de marcnandlses'
informe le public Ell general qu'on psut ache
ter a son miagasin d tres-bas prlz, pour du
compliant " aoht. :"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

Posrrg 1NtrSpfH lie ronseille do
Ia Seconde M~unieipalite Went d'adopte
nna r. snlutian en- vertl do ~laalella il est
,pterd,t aux esclayea d'assi Ter aux lncen-
dies uul SO dbclare' ont Ia Mute sang etre
pnrtrura dune permission lie Ielts MATES.
U'antas cette memo resolution. los neafes
spesaae mains de 1G and ne rour'nh' pas
ERE adloints nne coppagnie de ronflafs.
nj et,e employees d trainer Ia pomps dams
In rne.=AhciNe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
? n FT8 FfHN'
,ott. ~ WIN. F. TUNNARD.

PAQrEEOT DE BATON ROUGE.
~r.z lie batsau 3 napeur
49, CotoHADo, Capt. A. NJ,
gSfreck. fora les voyages
sa%s42ss1s rteuIjers e1tre IA Nile
OrIaan~ Fl Baton Rouge pendant Ia sajson-
partant de IA NouveIle Orleans tous les lepdis
4 4 hours ?. N ct Baton Rouge les Sa1 eds
4 4 heures 2. VI. Les c~ohsieuataires p~euvent
s'asgHref qu'tI ]coHtinGera les dts voyages
duraut Ia sais0R eptiGre, It reCegra do fret a
des prix aussi acknowledgement autre pa
quebot, Pour fret Oh passage s'adresser a
10 sept. 81 PIKE g. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
A NENDRE.

LIE soussign6 oHre a vendre quefqnes paires
dc beaux bGufs de tire, d!evts sur son habit
%tatlGn, qleiques vaches l~aititres, tine CEN
tame de tees de mouton en- tres bon ttat.--
S'adresser a son agent, NJ. Frs. Michel Nef,,
sur Fhabi'atio a Quest Baton Rouge.
nov. 80 ]. p. MICHEL.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

Observation-Disclosures ~apprenons par lie
commits du bateau a vapeur Missouri, quill
eslsie ~beauceup d'excitation dams les pa
re'sses soisines, Gsneerdia, Madison ct
Carroll, en consequence dune dtcouyerte
dune revolte contempl6e de negrss. II
parait gull y a nsaintenant dams les mare.
cages de cette region environ 500 negres
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

Fsrprre --Lp moatant des esapces re-
cnrs a Ia Nnnyeilc Orleans, du ler. sep
tenbre ~ 90 hovernhro dttnier, sseeve d
trels millions cinq cent douzc mule but
cent onnrente slx plastfss.-AbeiHe
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
CHARLTON.

a veadga une grande q~uaHtite de charbor
dc ierre a tres-bas priy, s'adresser Il
6ncy, 80 T. ARBOTR.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

marfons, apItnrienani aux paroisses nom
mees, ct l'on presume quill sobi tout af.
meg. Qiinzs q yingt nagre ont etc ARE.
les Ell examines, ct pnr les fats tires de
i'en1neie. on croft qt't1ne instruction
ttait contentplee pour le jour do Noel
Io ~ennplot semble ayoif etc etenir, EN-.
bfassHn nj dams ses operations. DIES negres
do presa,,e ehaane habiiation dams ~lastrois
pnrfoisseas Nous esparons que les deeos1-
vertas Taitas nettfont nos amIs DEF hant
din fsttvs on atai d'erraser leur plan dams
son commencement. "-1ropte.
Or Nous ayofs iusqu'a present fte
dams une altef native de GRANTEES ct d'espe.
rances c]oncernant la rteolte des s'icres.
Tout q tta pour lie nieux. j,sqn'an ms.
nent oil les glaces, puts iine plnle dotiee,
ont venrs arrbter les eqlipaaes. afin den.
voyer tons les travnilleuts abattre les can
hes pot,f les metre on matelats. II n de.
ia He IN perte ct &c aera escore IN bon.
heuf. 81 ellie ne devisnt tres grand.
lie baisse dn baysu, est telle, ct s'es'
tant prolanaee. gis Persenns ne Id' nSpe-
der de sntres mais grace il lndtsfris
dun hanerable Ell entrepfenant titoyen dc
T1,,hndaax, eel ofdrs de ehose Va changer
81 sol, peu de- lauFs ms pIanteurs estss'ief-
teronl il esptdiet rtgnIisfemsnt.
Tn habltant do veisinags lie Mr. Fields
senior, petts assrre qtie fecluse de cette
section di ranal Barataria. qtii abontlt pres
Ia Ncuyelle Orleens, va etre QttVrfis Al
bayeu, SOUS ptu de louts ; estfE yoie' q
Va nous METRE d une %loarnde de distance
de In m6tropnle, sefa IN avaniage 'f,lfnani
SO pom nos p]a'eisas d'As4ompflan, DE- La
fp,rchp 81 ia has a. Teffebei,ne.-Pdtft
ole de Lofowche, % nor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
NOIIIRES

"s~s Les sousslgDcs s'cnpres-
~Ac sent de remercier seurs arnis
~tIT-T ct lie public en- general pour
s~zs@Z~-Aa8 Encouragement gen6reuX
GuIls ont rceu dams les travaux dc leur ttat );
lis e~xp6rent mtriter Ia continuation du patron
age public. lis Sc sout procure de bohs ou-
vrers de Test. ct lis aont rDaiHtenant. prets 4
rcparer toutGz sorfes dc ~voitures, barouches,
cabrIolets, &C., dams IN BRET delai, ct de la
m%cill"ure maul6retajusi que dCs seIIes, brides
ct h%arnals. Le tout sefa faita ordre ct garan-
ii hlen eon]ectionne4a
REEDER g. co.
Vis-a-vjs Ia Banque de IA Louisiana
a Baton Rouge.
N. B. lis ach6tent ct vcndent des Carosses,
barouChes, &c.
& 10 noyeHi5re. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

IN FE~MELLE.--Les ~lalrunuS
d'Aihanv racuntent IN dea fats les plus
|. eltange don't Sc snlent lamass enFl"hl7s les
a~nnaIes c~enIugalss. =" Samed' dern'fr'
dit 10 Citizen. conperut devant 10 Inge ia"
Born me persenne Fn', eiablle dern's qua
ire ms dane noife Vile. n srtccessivftnent
att ,~hatidrunnier atnh,,lant ri coft,mIsHtte.
t'riip p~crs ira= connn de 10 plnrart
de nos c~unSItnyeus. einit acthSen fn ne
pas 6tfc &c que seinhlaient lndlnner les mp
Isatefces. de nayigfIrr son4 de ia'lsscs cnn
Ieura. II v environ ieUx sema'nes, cei'"
personue epo'lsa une leune file Tres rHFrer-
table et tres hbhfirnsr, lul. par son indus.
trleusa economic, await Rl accnnntler etne
dot Tres shd,t=anfe. htls hien'6t Ia pat
vre tl|r s'np rCut que tout &C que hrtlle
nest pas or ~ uu alnot. son cher f'hHt
ttalt ure femme La chose tiani blrn ct
%tiInrpnt constatGe. le mar falnhIic aztit
arrAft et cmpttsonne. La foute sest por-
Zee tort ]notnhrruse M bureau de police
Ishnr soir cctte etrange femme. don't Oh ne
pFut e>pIjaner Ia conduite que par lie dtslr
IN ellie u e,. san d4ite. lie s'aprrntr'er les
economies de l'ohlet de srs affections"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

- Arrette par r y Rhodes a son
<Es-T-FrsShabjtation sur lie bayou M"ntiaa-
eT@<eKxas no, a environ cinq mile de Ba-
-o-S9ar41A. Rouge, une %iulnent dc c~onIeur
bal, sans marque. trols pjeds blanc. Ae6e den
vIron q~paterze paumes de h%auteur, ct age
OF d'envjron S ans.
LIE ropTlb'alrn est prii d. Ia retirer en- &c
coafur'asAd Ia Ini
> 'cas t} J.. iEitEFTDN, Ran4enr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

AVIS,
De- ~P.rp"Giti tns Cachetrss pour d. ho;s de
ch,ne aSsa'sooae, on du bots lie irene, eelon
Ia reqnls'tioa, s"ront tecncS d'atiourd'hni aus
20 ceubre 1912, a mon bureau at& caseraes
a Baton Rouge, lie.
r. II. PORTER,
nov An I'd Nth rart n NJ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
AVl

Des propositions cache'tes ronr llTrcr du
bmuf rrais Fcroat recues d'aniourd'hui au 90
.dtcnmhrc lsA2. 4 mon bureau aux casernes
dies Etats TINS a Baton Ronre. Le.-
A Tai. PORTER,
II nev 40 Cd 1t 4th ro1i A c. s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

France -L"s iotrnanS ahg'aiH dissent
poraonoas de al confiance dssStnterences
lnt,ntes tnnchant son abditation en- favour
Ia due de Memoirs. ct que Ion rel assez
geufrHIomcnt d'npnlon que c'esi le seul
movcni lie consol,dpr h d~vna4tlp dOflhans.
Dependant conrrne on sait qic ipnia-
quo reg hrnltE ont tte tepandns pour later
lepIuion pnbllste sur cetie grave meautc.
lie Courier Francois du n octobre DE-.
dc Louis. i hlIjIpro on favour dn due de
Nrmours. annoncfe dams M alittelourual.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

CoNNAIssEMENTs a cvHdre a limrri.
aeris Do GO Journal. .Irus
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
RARnEATy

EARUFAUA.
$4,000 bafdeahx supttieufs, de cypress, 4
venare il has pr K, par
10 sept 81 PIKE e. BABfN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

N Conduit a Ia ge6le de Batsn
H. Rouge. IN Negro qui Sc dome 10
nom d'EGEEHT, de 5 pieds 7 pouces
pX/ de bautenr, ag6 d'enyiron 26 ans,
sra&asSs. ct Sc dit appartenir 4 William
Champion. lie moprittaire est requis de 10
retIrer on Sc toHfefmant d Ia lof.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

40 Conduit a Ia geble de Baton
~ Rouge lie 10 septembre 1912, IN
7 negre qni Sc donne lie nom dIsaac,
~H/ de 5 pieds 7 pouces de bauteur,
gsssassass age d'environ 30 ans, trds noir,
marque dc la petite verole, ct une cicatrics
sur lie front, ct Sc dit appartenir a Mr.. Dixon,
demeHant sur Ia cote. LIE propri6taise est
de lie retjrcr en- sc conformant a Ia lei.
"a sept 80 B. BRYAN, geolier.
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OF sept B
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an Conduit a la ge6le de Baton
III Rouge, 10 81 septembre 1912, un
negre qui SO donns lie nom Dc
pK/ SAM. de 5 pieds IL ponces dc hsu-
szs@GsgSn@ teu, age d'envIron Is OH 30 ans,
ii a perdu une dent de devant de la machoirs
supfrieure, ct a le premier joint de rindex
rode, ct les yeuz IN peu Iouges il sc dit
apparfenir a IN Mr.. Walker de la Nouselle
ORLEANS. lie proprittairs est requis de 10 re-
tirer en- Sc conformant d Ia loi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10
MARCHANDIsEs DE GOVT.


3 dee. AZ A. J.. PLOUGH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-12-10

nccahier sous le nemhFn. mas que nous H.
nlssons ~,oulours par nous ~relcver. A quoi
hui a servi a soudoyer Europe contro
nous ! ~est.elle plus ,lehe I Non, p~uisqn'.
ellie est obligee d'aiouter al (ardeau ezra
san do sa dctte un imp6t de guorrc, Fin.
come Tar. Sa population est.eIle plus heu.
reuse 7 Non, pui que ses ,rorkhoascs rc.
gorgent de malheureux que Ia charlie pub
hqus est impuissante d %nourrir. At,elle
lie %monopole dcs marches de runiversl In
s6dltien dc ses ouvriers, Ia piupsrt sans
travail, nous dit assoc que ce mouopoie
nest pas fort avsntageus. A.t.ellc, an
MONS, etoaffs sa rivalcl Non, car la
Franco est plus richie al plus pais<ante cue
iamsis. Tontes deux vienncnt d'aso,r
recours a IN cntprunt:
Il Landres. In vile de rnaivers oaj rem.
fsrme les plus granslsS fortunes. on MA pu
l~arlaFe Ia son1me ~demHnace, h,rn OF m
rceAt Ia moitik en- hons de l'echiqui> II; a
Paris, l'emp'urt a etc convert 10 il, r
sname dc sa misc Ell adjudication. eta pro
,Git. ~dit-on, e. qHellues minutes, a NJ. de
Rothschild, plnsiCurs millions de hane6ce.
oH 81 HShThH 1IP IN pahqhe q AnEfetPFfc.
VI rhahlet6 fnsnciere nherente an sol.
est IN modo!e d'organi>a,ion. Tout at
contraire, ricn nest plus cmhrnui.ie aIe sa
c~omrtahilite. Les jonrnanx anstsis nj
n~rnneuent ~Iasnars de s'extasicr sur l'aduni.
raslc ctsfte sni distingae les rapports
snnrcls de IA bsnqae dc France. lis
nsus envient lie ieu 81 f6snlier, s, prscis,
De teus les rcnages dc cette erande ma
chine. Qui aurait pm prevoir en- 1915
cue v~ingi-quatre ans plus lard la bansae
do France praterait a sa bonnie Sour de
Londres SO millions de francs pour l'em-
Do snspendse sss p%ainensa Il re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12
MEDICAL AID.

DR. GREGORY long accustomed prescribe for diseases
~ Of private nature, reside. at "a Mott He has
been particular and close observer Of and effect he has
obtained thorough practical knowledge of this branch of his
profession which has enabled him Introduce valuable
improvements into his practice. He does boast Of making
rapid and hasty but his satisfaction Is perform tho
rough and radical and short of time
possibly be DONE with and safety the PATIENT and
change in business Hasty and consequently mpe
feet the from whence result distressing
frequently follows the OF advertised remedies for
this reasoItha medicine however good in the first p
stages complaint cannot be supposed exert the
same power and influence over the human system when
administration has beer org continued and thus while the
tent swallowing medicine from day TO day his disease
not changing chronic FORM the least likely
Dr. Gregory deems il worthy remark that he has often
for the complaint discharged being cured and them
selves of the opinion that Il was really few days
eapse and the disease begins show itself again in
stances only OCCASIONALLY N one again the relapse is pea
nent inducing at length chronic inflammation attended with
other visible effects which il would be ndelcate to describe
advertisement but which will be recognized readily by
terminate in structure and 1t by surgical only that
structure can ever b. permanently removed Not however
stage Of the maady there and that by mild and
simple Dr. q proud to that he has discovered
and brought TO his aid remedy before used in these
which has proved successful instance where
has been applied I'd has effected of from 10
years duration This announcement not made through
es Of vanity and love Of boastng but simply g inform those
IN need OF the msd where be found Those seeking
Dr. Gregory will find him his house. not drug stoIe)
81 Mott street. about $50 yaos fiom Chatham square All let
Dr. Gregory has published little treatise the above sub
ec so cents Nor sale by the author anil also by Messs
Sands Druggists in Fultenstreet and both Broadway
lac Delaney, suokstree and n East Broadway
corner Marketseet Applications by Mail Post paid, encos
ing VIII secure the book by return OF Mall free of Postage
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PORTUGUESE
f E M A l. E Pill l. s

INVENTED PREPARED
NJ: DE B0UDELOQuE M. d., LISBON. PORTUGAL
IHE Scientific combination Of ingredients OF which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and sdmi.
ration Of the world. They known all over Europe 70 be
the only discovered that has proved arab
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in all
being that thew be used during
for though always mild safe healthy they certain
produce miscarriage if used during that period.
TIE directions are translated into Engiish envelcped
round with Che seal Of the importer stamped Each boz cor
tu the Of NJ de Boudeloque, aud the English d
rectons have the signature of Dr. f. MELyEAU authorised
agent fer he continent Of America. :,
h.v can be by mail Of the United
states Letters directed to DIR. +. Mel,eau, box a. New
York with immediate attention. All letters must
be post paid Sold by at I2o Cherry near Caths
maI im&r d&w
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
These invaluable Powders have been universally adops
in Europe but France particular orupwards Of thirty
well by in this country being the only mild
safe, and ecacious remedy for married ladies' whose health
forbds a rapid increase of family
Madame Reste is well known WIS for thirty years Fe-
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals in Er
ropehose of Vienna and Pariswhere fyoree her
experience and opportunities, she attained mat celebrity
those dscovt medical science specially adapd
TO the female Frame for which her medicines stand
vailed well in this country as in Europe Her aequsinascs
her-by tracing the decline aud i'll health of mared iemsles
the meridian Of life and the rapid and
often apparently nexpcsbe fauses which consgn many
fond mother premature their
knowledge of the primary of female ndspos
tons-especally Of married femsleswhich, lS0s led
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders
Their adoption been the Of preserving only
the health but the life of aeconate wife and
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject and
matng the vast BENEFITS resulting thousands by their adop
ton would most respectfully the attention Of tho
red by all that they hold and DEAR TO consideration
Is II not vase and vuous 10 prevent evils which sub
iect by simple and healthy means within our control Every
Insy answer in the affirmative Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular directions. They
can be forwarded b. m part Of the United staes Az
letters must be PAID addressed 10 MADAME RES
TELL, Female Physician Principal office, lts Greenwich
street, New York Office hours from AN clock NJ.
Boston office No. 7 Fssex At. lmsr
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nyariabs success Of
~ Madame Resells Female Monthly Pills in all OF
egulay toppage Of those functions Of
which the health Of female depends since
introduction into tn United Ststes about four years,
copneeits and limitations constantly attempted TO be
pamed off the genuine Cheap pills purchased
twelve cents box put in different boxes and called
Female Monthly Pills with the object OF selling them
cautioned sanst these attemp TO impose on them
erfeits except those sold Madame Resel Principal Office
8 Greenwich New York and Essex street. boston.
Pce ST. Madame Rcstss signature written the
of cath box.
B-They can be used by married single, by following
the directions enclosed inside of each box. Sold also by
pontment 23i Grand street. of Allen, New York.
al irnsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12
THE PRIVATE
TREATISE.

THIS little volume certain delicate diseases by DR.;
RALPH n which the most speedy and private Of
stated in the planes possible There is
class Of patients that does highly value this little book but
month month, still deeply interested in 1.-THE
fully explained. Pri.e 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs that he is consulted his private
res idence, SO Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however Of obtaining the confidence Of
coming this city, he bess here what he
stated another column this paper under his
scure that beside his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh sc.
&C. he has been engaged the Of these Diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty and
MS Two eaiC o. worh expressly on snem Also una.
Europe to the most eminent in Americas Sir Ashley Coo
Others and that he permitted refer TO almost phys
clan Of eminence in this city, Communications by post
uren elf IN an lnnk
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
LANES GORDON ZEN " E tn,

y a M r. > 10 ~ ~ ~ - r ~ :. -, =, ,,,
THE NEw YoRE HERaLp-A daily paper issued every
orniug of the weekpce cents Country sut
srrbers furnished the rate, for specific PERIOD
emttance No paper SENT less aid IN advance
Tuy WrrKIy HERALp-kssued every Saturday morning
nine oclookprce aud qaser cents per copy-funshed
20 country subscribers x323 annun IN advance s
rate for any specified period. - L.. -,
CoRREsrorpEnrs are 70 saarss tneu letter. 70
GoRDoR BErNErr Proprietor ana Edtor-end all 0si
ks,so husunons pafaG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12
LUClNA CORDIAL.

IT'S barely three the general Introduction
the Lueina Cordial into the United States and in that period
IL mas not only spread Its usefulness throughout this hemisphere
an Ear the % vast which had aegu
by the unvaed powers has been discovered Il
,ess IN the cure 81 mcpen consemTtcn The knowledge oil
trame first suggested using il in this way aud
tho result that medicine has catalogue
with due precauton under the control of the patient is
S s a. 5 to ss ss9%%sa s a Laep
bns difficult painful mensraaon Ineolnence Of Urine and
Impulse as 81 throughout h Sp United
States has taken precedence of all other medicine in such
ing speedy perfect permanent and without pain
trouble Should there however be aborng under
tested merits recommend them with all confidence and
personal responsibility feeling assured if they give
and 70 Dr. Sasan. will be the result Bsi
as IS also the case in Europe, the immense American
yesyated ndubble and generally admitted power enable
females who had been considered barren 20 bear opnng and
Pa1enty hopeless postraon 70 perfect health and
pr Magni its immense foreign celebrity and
ne great amount of respectable testimony that accompanied
ona particulars bu now after the enor
nous sale OF upwards OF hundred thousand boes coupled
and much knowledge founded personal un,
hestatngy warrant far exceeding sangune hopes
important ends for which 4 IS and has bee
come so justly and universally popula, To be explicit
Tor The assumption that the Gucina coSa can nSs
crate the ve powers males, and make them iecundant,
where nature has been decIent they have been
ated by artificial produce that
and ns %hS naa 90
regret that have to speak plainly such ceedngly de
aud full guarantee for the great resposb
" which have cheerfuy assumed. With feelings Of
Lusna CC5s has been upon me in ns country re
JUN Wv Wi 2SsSsRi sT HokpER
street rect, Ne. York and 90 North Sixth street. Philadelphia
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON,

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishIng Warehouse, No. % Chatham street, cor
ner Of Duane street, Ncic York.
WHERE ne keeps for sale large assortment of the follow.
" ing arucles Sideboards, Bureaus Bed.teads Co.'S
Ch1s, Oinee and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Pianos Sofas, Sofa Bedsead Beds Bedding Paleaste Mat
tresses, Carpets Oil Cloth Mating and Fire Irons WASH
Dressing Bureaus Sales, &c.
Also. of and womcnis Wearing
paIel and second handed
All the above articles offered the public at very
low pnces PerSOs Of said articles would find 10
nsnf- - "
Shipping orders punctually attended and packed "a the
shortest notice. ana reasonable Mattresses Bedding
*; Tor iiiing out vessels, constantly on hand
Al orde 20 the above establishment will be psnctuallJ
ended 10 aud thankfully received.
" B-Fhe highest prices will be given for Second Hand
oo~g r-~, ~N - ~-SN-"o-
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DR.. CARPENTERS
PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.

TYR. CARPENTERis regular educated physician and
geo and received his diploma in this city in the 1875
IS graduate OF Union College; in the of
the United States during the lac be by
ference to the army and regher Of officers thereof
wenynne years practitioner of this cy has kept his Office
for No Peck slip Pera and what
important know is the fact that in all delicate and p 1te
diseases whether Of long DURATION he enable
effect speedy and efectual cures.
Dr. e. would most seriously caution the invalid to beware Of
the numerous catch that continually
ded 10 then notice by host of unprncped and uneducad
pretenders also otherwise respectable druggists who
have fit of late sanction the imposition by advertising
and vending inable specifies, their multaous and dan
gerous compounds
How important therefore the victims of ndscreon in
the incpient stage of disease place themselves the
oil an experienced PHYSICIAN whose judgment and dscrm
nation they rely with confidence the of life
death are often determined by the fist application in this for
formidable malady
Dr. Carpenter would add that his and Offices admit
raby adapted the privacy of patients his charges will
be found reasonable
Office open until o'clock. au27 i'm m