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GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA co MPANY
Principal Stare l2l Chathdm-strest, Nssc. York.
Branch Store, 3ls BtesekersiEsef, A. T.
Agency at il6 FWion-streef Brooklyn.
.liso corner Of Main and pan HouoRst Peterson. u
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
rsner 10 their nj establish where they
think will be found BY far the best e!etSn Of ue and qua
lay aed their House rsle TO high quail.
,its ,, ices and upright es is too welt understood
10 render father comment tecrsSary.
Original and only warehouse for the sas OF Howquss Black
Tea. O5serre ,r-Sracges Will bs ps-ticula 10 Iemem-
ber the number Of the principal store Chaha VIZ
l2l, be Pearl aud Tests, seeking for T. they
liable be led astray by little store Just started 81 iO'
Storsl under the name of Canton Tea Stare The rabha
wi also be pie sed Ike notice hat tire Canton ls Com
ptny have rothig TO do with any other Whatever
e1cepl those described The top OF this advertisement de m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

C. Health, Quiet, and ComTort--The Ora.
ham House 63 Barciaystr, proers advantage,
strangsr stopping few weeks the CITY, such
rarely offered Il is egiby located on clean and airy
street very near the business part Of the city, and the
mediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings. M
are and neat while its table supplied
with the best VeEetable and Frni, that hs procured
Charges moderate and every effort made render Bosre
comfortable Shower Baths iree Remember 63 Barclay
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

IN RonK oF PLANTS AND FRuITs.

HAND BOOK OF PLANTS AND FRUITS.
ET- JUST PUBLISHED valuable and comprehensive
work by L. D Chaplin Esq embracing all the most import
ant entertaining knowledge interesting sike 10 all classes
BILE KiNGDOM.o 1t comprises, besides other subjects,
Vegetable Physiology, Botnny, Organic and Agricultural
Of Growh and Dscsy Himeniary and Nutvs Principles Of
Pats the Cereal Grains AeohoG and and other Drinks
ties, Composition. Culture Edible aud Medical Properties,
Preparation, Uses etc., OF all useful Garden Field and Wd
Plants.
1t is illustrated by 40 engrarings copious CLOS
saIy, sc
JEROME LOTT, Bookseller,
l56 Fulton ST. 3 doors east of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

EVERY DAY LADY's BooK.-Thisi is an instructor
IN the art of making every variety of PLAIN and
fancy cakes, pastry, confectionery, jellles, &c.
Published by TJ. Grower, 633 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

pWe have received "Y Cenhadwr Ameri-
eanaidd Khagfyr, 1S43." We don't understand
II, but we suppose the Wclch will. We doubt
not this is an excellent number from the table OF
Contents, which we cannot read.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

n"A LETTER TO DR. BUSHNELL OF Hartford
onthe Rationalistic, ,Socinian and lnhdel Tendency
Of certain passages in his Address before the
Alumni of Yale College. Burgess, Stringer &
Co. 222 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

Mrslc.-F, Riley, % Chatham street, has pub
ashed GIAcoMo G. FERRARi's great work on the
Donation of the voice. The object OF this work
IS BY series of progressive exercises, to produce
. pure quality of voice, correct intonatlon and
chaste style. The solfeggios are beautifully
a,afaonzed, 50 as to render study pleasure rather
= Isn task. MIR, Riley has also recently pub
ssisd Oh what pleasure, what mirth is abound
-as' also : Years ago. years ago." both In very
petty style,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

D' The New BALL RooM GUIDE, or Dancing
made Easy. Burgess s. Stringer. Price one
shilling,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

U' The CATHOLIC ExposlToR for December
contains an excellent sketch of Francis Xavier,
and other interesting articles. 1t is embeshed
with very fine portrait of Charles Carroll of Car
rolton. Published at Isl Fulton-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

U NEsBrrT's DIAMOND DIARY for 1884, is
neat and convenient little Blank Book an'
Almanac to carry in the pocket.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12
WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS. :
JEROME LOTT, BOOKSELLER
l56 Fulton ST. doors east OF Broadway.
Bound vols. Of the Pierian ready. n23 II



WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS.-Being a
w popular view OF Astronomy including full g;l,3'
oa ehe reelaniIm of the Hsavens embracing the sun
TloSs, The G.L.xT M!LSS Way, ZODIAC. LIGHT,
tI99e esd: srar 9AalTS
ford Thick yqya quartz bonnd gilt Sc
b5 T1f bev SsSe s s s
delivery in the cours. OF month"; dton got MP
on uEG XII Z %"s 'ss oy
FIVE DOLLARS The original price when Inbshed I;! BY
publishers concluded the extremely low rate rate
The hoI that "a ev5y head o,n Of amy eGnv ana
hs most most useful highly ns'5gsEIs nRoBE aPa BXBY .aia
a0s 0o'A No. Park Row opposite the Astor House, NY
Travelling Agents and others desrous Of obtaining
subscribers the abave work requested TO call on or ad
dress r. ?. B. & Co. immediatey sS5 - 3meoa
WIN. T. tNNlr!GS " CO Drapers and Tall
w 23l Broadway American Hotel oppoe ts The anas oan
including Cloths Cassinieres, Vesting' c' In all e Ne"
Under the that system Of small profits and
Quick returns which has ELECTED liberal pa.ronmfge m VII
Ds D 70 ali all orders in future with promPtness
feature the establishment which must commend i. 10
those recurring articles for immediate use Is the
our stock of ss quality ready nase Gar
CONSISTING s OF n.Ia s9eng EUehl FoeEs Dressing
ebSies selection of silk and Satin sea Ciavats Hand
.1cbefs Gloves Suspends Hosiery, Under vests Dray
a Muslin Shirts Collars, &C.. prices which must oir
Inducements to purchasers Jyl2 1- lsa
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
III ISGGEToRdGF ssd e GEEkEES III
m III ssspesiEt eEoTHG
made in F.sHiosABLE STYLE 10 which ne would
nss the se Iseas cLo Hfii ssMERE ss
s By pHs] e. ] sna 1 his ssaated re gs s
nerfsct Satisfaction TO all *ho may purchase
NJ S-Gcrme1,ts made TO orceT Gt me ShoTtet nvf.ce
ond trith strict puTcts;G!lty. sLz tsIs
nEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCks, ChOAKS, &e-Eytra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth ha 9ys1 COX cdsfs o sale s @
A%srsaP me ss f'0'e' ''i'.''S WI r JENNINGS aCo
IT7INDOW SHADE DEPOT. No Spruce
w street ~ I-The subscribers invite the attention Of
rho pubic their of Decorative Trans
nsranr Window Sads all having been got up with great
care warranted 10 wash Persons purchasing OF US have
rrat advantage other places getting mp new
n.,terrs e-ely day. and always have hand yery large
sock Shades panied 20 pattern size The assert-
snt consists Of splendid American Landscape ltaiaa do
,ss Tinerpi AbheTs. Moonlight Views &C. Sc. Signs;
BANNERS and Decorations done style not 20 be SURPASSED
Ws1rFa Merfh.9sz g1Pp 9Ppiedn ~ VIII any
/ THY. ldI !nlsl bAfIOL " -- .lxAo-. : :.
CUPEkIOR OLD PORT VINE q BRANDY,
VINE in glass and draf,-als. old pale Cog Brandy
sid vi .dsifa ana Sherry, in gl.:s and in wood.
Fne Hooks, Ciaets Ru-usdTs aud gases 81
sl isrf IS Pine street. corIar OF William
lTEAs.-sOo half chests Young Hyson, can'oa
q d T u'eksGs sGRfSSEIL, MiSTURN o.7s south-ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

MATILDA, or the Memoirs Of Young Woman. j. Win
chester, SO Ann street.
live givea very brief notice Of this literary
marvel, it is because VIC are confident that its IN
trinsic merits need not be trumpoted in order to
be appreciated. 1t is one of those works that
must command an immense circulation. To the
deepest and most absorbing interest 1t adds all the
other qualities that ensure popularity 1t is a
brilliant homily on human nature. 1t shows not
only the beauties but the benefits of Vlrtuc-not
only the hatcfulness but the misery of Vice
The translation is in every respect worthy
Of Mr. William Henry Herbcrts acknowledged
genius. The last number is just out: price 20
cents. The whole work costs only 70 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

JOBS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AND PCNCTUALlTY on THE
10 MoST REASONABLE TERMS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

g The last No. of the SOUTHERN LITERARY
MESSENGER contains several excellent articles,
Among others is review of Mathews's Poems.
1t gives him higher rank than some OF our
New-York reviewers. Rough Notes OF Rough
Adventures by IN. Reynolds, is very spirited
sketch, and not so rough either. The article on
Slavery is in excellent temper-and if the subject
could be discussed in the spirit that pcrvades this
article, much good might be done. There is
much good sense in it, though the reasoning IN
some instances is egrcgiously wrong. For sale
by Burgess, Stringer & Co. 222 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12
Aiterap Notices.

s,aroR REsARrUs.-This work of Carlyle has
,oen published by SAxroN & MILES, 205 Broad
uay, in pamphlet form. Our publishers arc
Getting perfectly frantic on the cheap publication
s,stem. For light reading it will do we'll enough,
~ NOT one Of the ten thousand novels that are
.oswued on the world deserves longer existence
than the day that saw their birth But such
works as Sartor Resartus are always worth de-
cent clothing, especially when the work is on
clothes. A man that cannot pay reasonable
nnce for such a book does not deserve to have it.
Our publishers will find that this newspaper way
Of printing books will eventually react on them
selves. 1t reduces the value of staple literature
in the estimation Of the community, and soon
nothing will be bought unless it is cheap, and
every thing be read only to be thrown away. We
have the rare faculty here Of riding every thing
to death, and when the profitable steed we mount
ed is fairly dead, we pant moment while we
look around for fresh one, and thence commence
the same reckless drive Stimulate, stimulate, is
tie doctrine in every thing, but we are more
than sorry to see it applied to literature. That
which affects SO deeply the mind and heart of
people, should be left to more serious and quiet
reflection. Put steam into any thing if you will,
but not into valuable literature. We have said
more than we intended, but we could not help it:
when we saw our good old friend Teuelsdrockh
in such cheap form. We have one word to say
about Sartor. We have met with great many
who could see no sense in the work, who said
it was all mist and mystery.
The truth is, it was written for only one class
Of persons, viz. those Of poetlcal and dreamy
nature and should be divided into three distinct
parts. The first describes warm hearted, trust
ing youth, with an outward eye only, and believ.
ing every thing to be whatit seems. The trcachery
Of Blumlen the first great sorrow, dissipates this
dream, and then commences the second part, in
which the awakened poet enacts the half misan-
thrope He turns his ardent eye within, and
gloomy and sceptical as every one is who for the
first time analyses his own feelings, he becomefa a
solitary wanderer. The third and last division
shows him the quiet, charitable philosopher who
has benefited by his experience, and who allows
for while he Sc es the follies of mankind In this
yiew the work is, in our estimation, one of the
most interesting of Carye's works.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

MONDAY, Dec l.lsl3, 5, P. NJ
The two Houses met to-day. The Senate was
called to order by the Hon. T. D. Walpole, of
Hancock, President pro tenn. of the last Senate
the new Members received and sworn in. On
the 10th baloting WIN. T. Orro (W) of Jackson
Co, was, by mere majority, elected Principal
Secretary; on the Sd ballot, E. c. Do:an IL, F.
Of Knox, Assistant Secretary. The balloting
shows that the doubtful Members can give the
Senate to the Locos even without the casting
vote of Mr. Bright, the Loco Foco Lieut.. Coy
ernor, who is not yet installed. lnjhe House A;
L. Roplxsex of Carroll Co. a.. F. was elected
Speaker on the 4th ballot, three -fourths of the
Wings having finally joined with his friends to
accomplish it. VIM. H. English of Scott 90,
Principal Clerk, and w. j. Vawter, of Jennings,
Assistant Clerk, both Locos. The votes for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant will be counted tomorrow
in presence of the two Houses, and Gov. Bigger's
valedictory be delivered. The next day will be
the inauguration and the Message of Gov. Whit
comb. Yours, sc. S. c..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12
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puh,,c stock E1change, Dec. II.

~ Sylvania- Association.-ohies No; 20
Pins II t,;rd soTy Open from 10 u a. M Information
cbserlully gwen The Constitution glvan lylV u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

LIZ tIaAltS W AN ftD 10 make 10TH
L JACKETS, Apply AZ MANN & NryIN;N,, Cs.h
Clothing Establishment 81 csrmines,e, three deocs fox,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

A YOUNG MAN, II years of age, who Whites
"A geoi hssa and understands bcos si,us.
tion shrp tountBg house tie would naks him
dress 1CS Grand W
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can obtain
II meals i2 John ST. payable in dry goods groceries
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

NrOK1H AMERICAN PHALANX,- COM
~ muaieati0s intended for Of The Gcer or members
o. fns A. Phaam3 care of A. McPhersop, no 2 Wa
1oiio"Ss--. g. W. G n22 im-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

DEADY MADE ovER-CoATs, WINTER
! II FROCKS, CLOAKs, &c.-Extza Beaver and Pilo
1Io Over Goats, Wius! frocks Sacks Sc Also, eztr
ND medium quality Cloth Clcaks for sale 23l Broadway
AmsrissfP me sf i-0'''' WM r JENNINGS CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

POSITIVELY WATER PROOF. !.
ROONE,5 Sosp;to Chinese water rfoo. ,ii arepts
The E1ska Backing Ink AKIN. msnnafH5pfy f. yGea Se
Rocaouf: Edgar Hudlar, Rondour, Ulster County 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

NTEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
~ Through in from 10 20 IS Daysn ADAMS y %
bavn had their successful operation :oI eY
era months TO receive and 0Taf n~a The ssars
time For further information please Apply ae
the Office No.7 Wall ST.; ,;,. .,,;sx w,il he H.,
,;asI - IN mnc iass time than BY any other line GU
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12
D0CT. EHDUSEREAn'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS

DREPAKED and sold Wholesale by JOHN ]:
DAVIS, city Of Hudson Columba county, N. y; and
for sale in this city VIII. lesale and retail BY
JAMES =. AsPIawAiL,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

DRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA--iIst Established
ID yearsapproved by the Medical Facalty-Ihe popIe;
Tor of this Invaluable medicine has received and published
many hundred certificates Of remarkable performed by
tins article alone hasing been sivsn over aes %
sole merit article has given il basis which natos
attain In all h disease has rs origin IN an
afflicted to health aud happiness Th following compaints
which tend inevitably to conAumpton give wayto ITS all
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12
TEAS.-2G0 chests Souchong; 200 halt chests

- do
$50 half csesr, Ming Yong Soachons.
so do Caper Souchong.
10 chests fine Nohsc Powchong
~ fancy boxes fine Aiohse Souchcag.
leo chests Hyson
10 faacy boxes Hy.on fire.
lnG chests Young i{ysou.
2jU half chests DO.
400 chests Hysen Skin.
50 half chests superior GdrpowGer.
50 do do Imperial.
All country packed and OF late importation.
For sale by GRINNELL, MlNTURN X CO..
G7u TS Sou.h.sIsee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12
READ THIS.

DARIEN, Gene,ee Co New YOTk, June ", l843
have been afflicted with veybfd cough lor The ast i1a1
clear blood for troubled go bad that was
NOT able to labor ALL have been attended by eminent ply
most hishiy approved medicines the country all Of which
gave me no relief whatever Some few months M snce com,
menced taking DR.. Wisars Basam of Wild Cherry and
can chperinysay derived benefit from one bottle OF
Dr. Wis,ars Basam than all the medicine had eyer ncsd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

There is to be a Wing State Convention here
on the 10th January, to form an electoral ticket,
and to adopt steps for organizing. Also, a Young
Mems Convention on the next day, to send Dele
gates to the Ratifying Convention at Baltimore on
the Cd of May. The Delegates to the National
Convention were chosen last winter. More anon.
Yours, truly, S. G..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

nEuADEL LPHIA EXPRESS -Messrs. HARM
DEN & Co, connection with their Boston and Prov.
snce Lines of Express and European Agencies two
dsily Lines OF Express Philadelphia connecting with
Bamoa and Washg and all the important lines 10 the
South and West.
PARTICULAR attenon will be paid the transportation and
Of SIN all valuable parcels with the utmost Iegn
and DESPATCH cases large GELS &c. despatched daily
before 2 ". Small parcels will be received until past
naa .f ~ HARNDEN co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

c7TTPER BEAVER CLOTHS.-Three cases
blus and blue black Beaver and Pilot Cloths also
case let black real French Beaver Cloths aid Dossns ios
over c0a's' 'uA' REEVE DAyoL's CLOTH. STORE,
,,.,n, No 50 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

,TEAS-300 half chests Young Hyson, Cantoa
J. E haekssR sGRfSSEIL, MiSTURN co.,7s southss.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-12

MATILDA or the Memoirs of a Young Woman. j. Win
=. CHESTER. go Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELLe PREVENTIVE POWDERS
uAThssc invaluable Powders have been ly adopte
In Europe but France in particular for upwards thirty yesr
well BY thoussndan this copnuy being the only mild
safe and scacious remedy for ladies' whose hsaS
forbids too rapid increase Of family.
Madsms Resse q we'll know wns for thirty year, %!
tepsoss Of end f.ri.whers nycIeo !, her
those es. in medical science % specially sdspss
Vailed veil n shi: e1s.n:y :. in Europe H seaaAnsss
hsr-by tracing the decline and III health Of ismslss
essn apparently neIpcabe causes which eorsizn manJ
fond mother TO premature their sourcc-o
knowledge Of the primary OF female indispcs
Consequently Of married females-which, IN lsOo led r
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powder.-
Their adoption has bsen the Of preserving only
the healh but thu lie Of sectopsfs wife ana
fondInother
The advertiser ecrs Importance this subject ana a,
nmatng the vast bcnc resulting thousands By their ado1
6on would most respectfully arouse attention Of MAJ
red By a. that shsy hold near and dear 70 their fodnos
jset and heathI mesns within control Ever,
Insy answer in the s,matye r!ce 6ys dollars pseLacs
be forwarded By mail t. part Of the United st.es AZ
letter. must be PAID and addressed MADAME REe
TELL, Female fhysieian. Principal o6cs, 0reenweh
szsot, New York Once hoIs iron AM TO clock p NJ
BOSTON once No Al 9ns,
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CORBYN'S COTTAGE,
STRYKER'S BAY,


rs NOW OPEN and in full operation, for the Spring and
L sumner seasons.
During winter many alterations have
been made which will and materially to the
fort Of visitors.
SALOON foyfve feet in length has been erected for
the accommodation of large parties at dinners,
certs cotilons.
has been opened for the bar rende
the ladies' parlcs quiet and selected.
Or the WINES Liquors, CONTEMPORARIES, CREAMs, &C..
TIC it is Only psss,sSy g ,a& shsy vii BE- e, heretofore
Civil and obgng attendants engaged and every effort
will the reputation this house has already
acquired, and to render Wait to
desirable and satisfactory.
An Ordinary every Sunday At o'clock Tcke. 50 cents
Strykers BAY il stuaed the banks of the Hudson
miles from the City Hail. by the Bloomingdae road. Stages
hour from the Of Tyon Place and Chatham
street. Fare l2K cents. mis- 1mr
7 A ORANGE rLACE-BULL'S FENkY-,Tnis delight
II fol formerly kept by Mr. John Ponson
his decease been connasd BY Mrs Ponon and Mr. Ste
phen Anne who ready for the reception Of boar
de's and visitors splendid steamboat regularly (see
adversement) the ferry making eeab place
be found The bar stocked With the best Of
wines aud liquors.
splendid ground the place, and companies
excursi cannot be better odated where
ELIZABETH PONSON.
m26 lm%r STkPHEN M. ANNETT.
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THE TRUE WAY TO RECOVER HEALTH.
individual only wishes TO know the RIoHT WAY to puI
ssi s. ;: .os
w:. sSc.s ns a%
to Sc s; q about For 9cish e enjoy al the
'sa %nS ueh BENEFIT
ss 5 dc s: S
have aw az and hpf spssps
power the THE GSTsSSS ; IS S 5f:S
he S'
which n aS. HhSs Uss %a
the di'S from 70 The S e
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SisS Sss :ss "a SsG
e. and SGss strong .y erp
s H. S
sSss: Dc @ 20 q s
matter 81 2. Tier own well a. ho:s RECEIVED from
hi. FLUID may Se 80 npssea 70 snS prodsc:
Sa M
affected then inaammaon u lungs; i the heart then
20 1i
Ia.
VII sS s
be %Hch
ss
mpu 'tee In him. - ngON susceptible TO TecetUe.
Now all these dangers and difficulties be prevented and
the Iona and certain Sickness by assisting the
OUTSET with good dose OF the Brandreth Pills. THIS
fct we'll understood to be by thousands OF
inns medicine taken so as TO purge freely will surely
does not curative influence Thuby their
er in resisting pure c'ion they Measles, Small Pox,
worms and all contagious fevers. There me dcne
healthy condition a. the andreth Pills This makes them 50
in all kinds Of chronic Diseases E sipeas
Salt hheum scald Head, Whi,e Sweines Sore Eyes, and
recent or chronic enlargement Of the glands Otherwise
RKHEDrrs NArURE for Cure Of RHIUMArsH and old
diseases OF the skin and bones for they
the most limos, Of the body and all malg
n4nt humos They dissolve coasuated blood and
Of other Of the body Their Power great
the Brain and that Pases Convusiops both the
mother and child and insanity cured by them ia fact let
suffering from sickness them and cured They
their use sone all chrome disease could be banhed
from among Those whose prejudiccs will permit them
will find the Bsndreth Pill. great blessing to them and TO
their families They should be every house. They may
The same be said Of BRANDRETH's EXTERNAL RENE
outward application all exteIn pains swelling
greatly assists the When used vhere the skin
Is very tender or broken should De ired With tpo
The External Remedy Linmeut end Brandreths Pills are
for sale Dr. Brandreths Principal Office Broadway; 1917
Hudson stree; Ts Bowery Yok; 10 Hanover street. Bos
Ns sSh e p 81 ,s. AZ
| bany. frice Is cents. with full directions.
| A SURE TEST OF GENUINE BRANDRETH
| PILLS:
Examine the Box Of Pills. Then look at the CertIhcate
Agency whose engraved date be within the which
every authorzed Agent must possess; 4 the THREE LA
Certificate the Pills TRUE-if not, they sre FALSE.
| AL dy&wy
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

OWING TO the csicbr,sy. ecscy. iavsabe ssccss o.
~ MAdams Ressli Yeaae Monthly Pills in ali cases o.
inss.i Mspressicp g, ss.gp.ss Of those function, Of
their ntrcduetcp into the United States yssn
eoynterrsln and limitations constantly attempted to Be
Iwslys cent boz pe. up Sdssen. boxes; and callcd
yspsls Monthly PHls with the object CT seh them,
sagnoned against ;as.. atemPn 70 impose upon
teeits. except thcss cold Madame Restes Principal cs
~ 0Iesnyeh suess New fork md Essex street, bostoa
sfeach box
B-They Do used BY manned o. SINGLE By follow m
he directions enclosed INSIDE Of each box Sold BY
pointmsnt at ~ Grand suest. corner Of Allen. New York
alo2msY