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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02
JUNIUS.
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVA-
NIAELECTIONS.

We are now able 10 furnish some
more definite account Of the late Wing
triumphs in these States than VIC have
hitherto been able to do. Taking into
consideration the circumstances, under
which the Wings have achieved such
success in these States, we may en-
phatically term than triumphs.
OHIO.-The returns from this State are
now complete. The Congressional delegation
AS before stated, consists of 8 Wings and 10
Loco Focos.
Eegislature-The Senate stands II wings
and II iocofocos. The House consists of 80
wings and 80 locofocoe. The wing majority
on Joint ballot is tour. Two independent can
didales who were elected from Fairfield ever
the regular locofoco candidates, have been put
down as locofocos. They are claimed, how
ever, as wings, and are pledged for State
Bank and the Tarff-BGh Amer.
PENNSYLVANIA are at length
able to state with certainty the election OF Mr..
Reed, the Wing candidate, ia the twenty-thIrd
district of Pennsylvania. His majority was
about 800 vuies. This gratifying information
completes our returns from all the districts Of
the State, which exhibit, on the whole,
cheering prospect of its early and complete
regener alton. We have carried twelve OF the
twenty-four districts and one independent
member, who, under the name of Loco-Foco
processes good Wing principles. The follow
mo is correct list of the members elected:
Wings.
/. Edward J.. Morris,
2. Jos, r. Ingersoll,
g. ID. M. Jenkss
z. A. r. MCIlvaine.
3. jeremiah Brown,
Ii. Henry Freck,
ii. Alexander Ramsey,
II James LWins
I6. Andrew Stewart
90. John plckeH.
IS. Charles ": Ree8
"a Joseph Burlington.
Locofocos.
| 8. John T.. Smith,
| 4. Charles J. Ingersolh
/ s.. Jacob s. Yost,
9. John Ritter.
10. Richard Broadhead,
IL. Benz. A. Bidlack,
10. Almond III. Read,
Is. James Black,
i 10. Henry d. Foster,
81. William Wilkins,
%. James Hays.
I'll Henry Nes-independent.
-kThe Hsrrisburg lntelligencer accompanies
; the resulsofthe election with these encoura
ging rengks: n.
s.ihe remit OF The recent election IN rem
: sylvania a. he regarded in no other light thal
ulprio,,s fhtuph Of the Wing cause. w
. entered I'M re fight without even dreaming
, Of ;he victorAlhat was to follow. Our Stat
: | GovernrnentIkl d been so long under the dom
] nation of / Ri locoism, and our CUngressaona
Senatorial AZ Representative districts wer
, 50 infamous, s|errymandcred and appcrtione
against Us, tHa1 fhe hope o. BENG aDis - go
: even rosnec1kse minority Of our candidate
] scarcely enteFilin the calcniat.0ns =, ~
: most sangui1e The issue mas snoWp' ~"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02
IBBlLL AND THE REPUDiA.
TORS.

aCFng extract, which we make from
snan exposes in a graphic manner
RHOf this measure and the notions
'&''es' As proof ofthe demoralizIng
7athe doctrine Of Reputation and
adtu'lon of principle in many of its
IT'S sufficient to cite the fact that
aaaR measure was introduced into
aaneh of The Legislature of this
R9pudiator, was supported and
dO99h that body by the votes of Re
Land Hit had not been so amended
vale as to be Invested Gifts obnoxious
"0ld have become the law oftte lard
gahrm.
leah upon years, a set Of men,
wigs nor democrats in princi !.
roFSSlng 10 De one or the
might best suit their purpo-
.'e managed to rule the state.
sI'tlOn proves that they cared
y " either whiggery or delnoc-
~ OOrfoW moDey-to charter
" promise TO make railroads,
4 ~'S0ndertulthings for the state,
I. ! means used to get themselves
! trends into power and place,
I eoAaoi OF the paper money
Isr own creation. The dem.
ke ~ ! look the bank trash, forced
g 40 lor money, were the great.
Il ''s h Dy The depreciation Of the
1he paper trash was prin.
|Sp ~ 10 circulation by the bank.
Nsa Isl'sS making enormous loan.
n 's ! they had the manage
as,.o 90 long as any people wer'
A. ue state, simple enough Il
Ill.,. money at all, the bankite
sa loving and putting it out
m sI'', . not hear to any law, pro
a. !, ae honest democrats an,
Ias 'e legislature, TO compel tn
IL. pay specie, or to compel III
4 d, s SOP grinding. and to win
leb. .oaeetns by going into liqu.
al Ssase such a law would hav
NV. sf trade. Look at their 81
OD;as Va to the Brandon bank an
0ank, and in fact every oil
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s.rcK ETS.

Oc,nfusion 10 the
- tickets have been
bcb y county. Some are
b ~ 's'.,inH ticket others
bod nd others again
Under these neaos
VI ..nSbination of names,
30 e o. sbouId be induced
~ Wv .;,s ticket from its
% s "a himself voting for
% d be might not prefer;
a'i.e every one to read
:, ii the names on ? the.
I. a5stermines to adopt i.
= !. Information which we
,a' every part Of the cOun3 :
Relieve thatthe ticket OF
I BoUcHEELE, SCOTT
VI ]. N. BARKsnALE
.'.,iyes of the county IN
nresents the only pro-
ssfjefsating the ticket Of
s1,o :, By uniting upon
: ~ be carried through
y. A. We hope no sincere
" Whig or Democrat will
$. away by bestowing it
b.r nersOll.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02

MAURICE MCCARTHY.
Columbus, Oct. IA, 1912.
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.-nrCONGRESS.

GERS Of OO4>c
,1;s time two tickets for Con:
~ l ln'Y the other of bond
npaTh The Wings as a party
~ IN the field, because they
ia laa {; of the United
.'annsstituuonal right to ''rnake or
Gun IL regard to the manner
g l::sn." for Representatives" IN
:. O1 = has passed an act prescribe
In 7 4 be elected by Districts IN
'nn ..I ticket system, they have
: az because = they did not think
l u 10 entitled to their seats IN
l''a 9 :. law of Congress. AS
tal,rys :, will have a right to
aNabsrs Of Congress, leaving it to
n' i,se'f 10 decide whether or not
q 1 ' ,5er seats, i, is a matter of no
y ', ~ for them to determine how
9slsy their suffrages. We urge
ca 's.seratIon the Glowing reasons
'soI'tI support the Bond paying
. dare they are not regulators
- P.,.od othe doctrines OF that
I! s YTf cleo ed and allowed to take
i!,oocress, tho they viii not rep
II s-ty in their course upon &C n
- al at least be saved from
! beior rerre ented by Repudi-
M, 1t be compelled to undergo the
= h. 4, Congrt IS viii not have to
NJ ofbsying the representatives
!: "a eyooa1d and advocate the
ms Of population in the halls
i 10. e,.iatufe. his alone should
- iya.e. WHO Is not Il rep dIa-
va W, Ia see that rara avis, TO
.:at !. the bond paying Demo-
ara ere ether reasons why they
r,hem.
Use they promise 10 Vote for
! h President, should the cleo
ann the House Of Represent :
S>zipa eve her vhte for him in
4. THIS the othrr candidates.
c.Htaemselves Democrats and
bow to The viii of the people,
.psc hey will use their influence
res to e nsent that the Stare
he $4,000 acres OF land given
lorlIe payment Of her bonds,
sansl entirely supercede the ne.
ca:i6g tie taxes for that purpose.
.Iaors would not do
l1se they wiIlendeavor to prevail
ste approprI te to the payment
+ The State the waste lands lying
Yazao and Mississippi rivers, for
,rsature Of The State at lis last
TaIized Congress. This, altho'
i4means Of the Stare " would pay
1aie the whole of our public in
Thou. being felt by an individual,
Y candidates would not do.
sou!e cf tie reasons VIII eli occur
6rng the bond paying Demo-
les for Congress TO the Repudi-
Sem 10 Us 10 be conclusive; and
viii be sent on to Congress,
are admitted Or f1ot,we hope that
Dthe State will exert II nself on
election TO have the ticket of the
lemuCrats elected.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02

MI IT. BARKsDAIE, candidate
lor ,be Legislature, will address 3 !, h ].
1s citizens al the Court House IN
COMMUNICATED Saturday next q 4
O'Clock 2. ~
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Owing to the quantity OF prlnung
,,a,,sr an hand at this Office necessary
for the election. and the dificuity O
:. oroc -. additional hands we have
bsen unable 10 get our paper out 10
lime tl,is week.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-11-02

ICE.
"HE firm of VIM. .HUDDLESTON d
CO, was dissolved this day by mutual
consent-the affairs Of The concern will be adj
iusted by Hale g.. Murdoch, who are duly au-
thorized to settle the same.
'-'o''- WM. HUDDLESTON.
HARRISON HALE.
ABRM. MURDOCH.
Columbus, Nov. l. l643.
TIME subscribers will continue the business
Il on their own account, under the 1rm OF
HALE e. MURDOCH, and respectfully So
lIcit the patronage of the customers ofthe late
firm.
HARRISON HALE.
ABRM. MURDOCH.
Columbus, Nov. 1,l64S.
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Read Governor Hamilton's letter
and the extract from bis Paris cor
respondent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

Variety. grf IL
Rx.,cx.r,oS OF TIVE Hos Mn. WnLnin,s af
Ruel Williams has sent IN TO inc The U 8. Sc
Mi. his resie nation OF his seat IN inc N -
na,s 20 tshe Eject from and after the AIN Oh Marcn
next. ~ US ~ 80. -
and Council Of Massachusetts, nave oirecseG mJ
elections 10 All the vacancies In the conS1cssonai
Sslegsuon 10 be held the first Monday In
April. fN Hr
Coon F.rxNs-". Sambo, is your master good
farmer I" 90 yes. massa, fuss rate tarmerLne
sambo 7" "Why, h- sells all his hay in de fall,
and makes money once; den in de spring ne sells
de hides of de cattle dat die for want OF de hay and
make money twice" iT'f
WARLrxR SPEcK IN OUR HoRfzos.-The New VI
leans Courier of the l4th inst contains the io,,ow
ing important paragraph The Bulletin OF inc mea
chants Exchange announces, on tie authority 81
the officers of the steamer New York, that u
United States Revenue Cutter Woodbury., arrived
al the Balize yesterday morning. with General w ao-
DIV Thomson, Ambasssderto Mexico, on BOARD
AS the neg ociation with which the General was
presume he did not quit his post IN Mexico until ne
lost all hopes Of an amicable arrangement.
- Navy OspvRs FEB l5.-Mid John Laurenss ship
ST Lsuis, Norfolk
FSs l6 1t James H. Rowan, receiving ship,
more; L William Nav. schooner Wave Hor OK
Passed Mid Henry p. Robertson. receiving sup
Norfolk /; VIM. E Boudinot, fr'gate Brandy
wine; Mid. James Foster, rendezvous, boson. /,
FEB II Surgeon George Backna!, appointed
Fleet Surgeon Of the E st Indie son dron; Purser
Rodman NJ Price. ship St Louis, Norfolk; Assist
Surgeon Chas D Maxwell, brig Truxton (ater exa-
Wave, W. master: Mid John Mawry, schooner
Wave, Norfolk; Mid Stephen D Spence. ship ST.
Louis, Norfolk; Carpenter WIN. Lee, irlsate Bran
DIVINE; Carpenter Jesse G. Morrison, steamer
Union; Masters Mate VIM H. Burns, detached
from steamer Missouri, and leave one month
FEB 20 Commander w. w Mexican. Governor
of the Naval ASYLUM, Philadelphia; Ii. N, Hunt,
detached from depot Of charts; Passed Mid J
Randolph, depot of charts, &c. Washington; Boat
swain VIM Smith, brig Truxton, Norfolk Car
pent S. J. Seeley. detached from steamer Mis-
souri.
FKn. 2I-Salmsker @. Harvey, detached from
steamer Missouri; Carpenter A, Dickinson, soop
St Louis, Norfolk ffg
PRoMoTr@Ns-PAssEp MrpsHIPMEN TO BE LIEUTE-
acknowledgement Hunt, from OH December,
1912, vice l.. HANDY. deceased; Henry ED, Jr,
from the 2lst Dec, 1872 vice A Griffith decesse d.
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TOTHE LADIES.

Oh. HULL,D UTERO ABDOMINAL By rPOhI%{E-
hIe rep lnsl@nept for the radical cure OF
Or Falling q e wemb ssssrnsi application, gscom
nepded 70 the affected the Of perfect
sasth having iled Of performing cdre even snee
The most aggrsvatsd circumstances. Il. ,..--.
The Supporter has attained high character n Eeicp
ps.sse. and al ohs! painful surgical e1pedentsn he Lying
n-hospipf Of London and Paris and universally on
mended u Europe bp medical OF the highest rand In !nn
hs sustained BY the leading msmben OF e
COLLEGES and Hosptals and by all the eminent prvao
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
vesey sfre> having nom the business
Rssmsns who're lady . in constant attendance 20 apply
Irusses and suppoHen TO female petients lyllmr--
mr. SHERMAN,s LOZLNOEs.-57 tons sold last year,
the greatest evidence that can be offered Of their great
Mr. Leonard Rodge ssed ss ao5 Tenth street,
sed to be the point Of DEATH from old and bad cough
HIS ppysican advised him Shermans Cough Lozenges
he did So and they cured him. - r1ri .gfitr i'~
very bad cough, by Shemans LozenRes-so also Mr.
RAIDER, the amons cigar dealer, 20 Chatham. fg- - v
The Catholic Orphan Asylum in 18th street, has used shor
mans Lozenge. for the last year with great benefit
ges thnghe CamPhor the only
remedy for seasckhess headache and palparon, ever
MI John Kser, 1856 18th street, cured his child Of worms BY
sy dose Of shemans o1enses Nearly every ply
Of celebrity this city recommends SheImans wor,"
lozenges their they also do Shemans poor man
plaster which only l2H and 10 certain cure Tor
pain weakness Of the side bsast back any part oil s
body. Also. rheumstsm, umbsgo and pIies s,s $1,000. and
Be You get the genuine SHEhMAN's Loxsnges ana
astn WsTehopse, LOG Nassau st. Agen!s-lo 23 and 20
Broaoway IN Hudaonss 1888 B,wery; II East broadwsy; 10
AstoY WillisM ST. 100 Fulton BrOoklvn state
street. Boston; Stanwx Hail. Albany 20 Westminster st.
Providence; and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia.
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81 LIsPENARD STREET,

TO MARRIED LAUIEs-Madama Costello female
physician aud graduate MIDWIFE Offers her professional
physiological pecuiaes which distinguish the female,
pose her diseases and functions altogether her
scure requiring The female system 10
treat them with success
IL II not unsuitable nay an imperative duty suffering
humanity 70 give reei in especially possess
The knowledge Of safe remedies whereby this des
bic object can he effected.
Madame Costello having had long experiences and surprising
the treatment Of diseases incidental TO ser APP
pses ladies the point Of confinement will be
w afford comfortable Temporary home at her
where they always have deal and the
most mauony care and nursing, If preferred, will
and attend them at their houses until perfectly
delicate that she oiciaes personally in every that
hesItiion 4, Or ar ad need never be apprehspded.
the city, whose health would not admit Of travelling she
would devote her personal atenaoce them any Of
Madame e. can be consulted her residences Lispenard
street AZ al times and with the stricest regard secrecy All
communication aud letters mus. be post paid ri im.r
CHAPT AND TENDER FLESH OR EKUPTIONs,
,. ana q he Face and Dag yellow skins
scaIyy Pmpies eryspelas. bochcs, mophewan fever
SPOTS oltss Of insects mo 9ueoes &c Il will change the
Ian CHEMICAL Soap really the wonder Of the age. Well
might NE Medical Society Of Paris call this blessing and is
al sss1 b ss
Gates every eruption of the skim mpartng
&C. face body nsck OF arms beautiful healtfn cspnes-
In fact there many ply sc.ns ~ho now prescribe this in
eruptons after persons have ned inward outward rene
DIES n van AID certainly IT give, iscoIored skin delicious
p,eto the Of The Eagle o. Chatham street.
= A A.. % and peel ph. 2, ne.,
ss,s ., A!bsgy' - Euiscp,t sTootlin ~ King greet
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MEDICAL AID.

THOSE in need medical aid ola description should
L read little trearise called The Rubcon II g book
treating wholly private maadies written by Dr Gregory
s4 he published second edition. with many and
likewise detspg improvements III the method OF curing d.
this Engravngs introduced with view
ofqving correct knowledge Of the subject.
The c practce his having been
extensively and constantly engaged in investigating and com
batting diseases of this for pas enables
him the subject that renders the book Of
practicable utility with individuals wishing undertake their
own privately. IT, s .9rr r1up
worthy Of remark that many persons. n:tead Of being
king medicines under circumstances where perhaps the best
medicine in the world alone would effect cure for be II
MANAGEMENT we'll good medicine t cure successfully and
little OF subject which is Of much nteresths
particularly explained public print
be had Of the Doctor his re.Jsnce and also Of the
and Chambers and in the Bowey No. &c and No. 1885, The
price is so cents.
valds and requiring them. Baths for sale hire.
no No, IL Barclay street. jy20 lm*r
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THE PRIVATE. TREATIeE.-This 70 litsls volume
certain dseases, which ths and private
means or cure arc stated the possible nsnneI And
csse but which have fallen into Improper hands and
continue from month 70 mouth particularly dwst on-
Such persons will innsdiaisy the displts. Which IN
* punnsd in each particular obtained only OF the
author Or. Ralph, % Greenwich ct. Price 81
Dr. also takes this opportunity OF saying that ne ma
be conaas the peculiar diseases above refenedto ah
private residence, ct any holr. 49, : -.
Aware however the deep and just sosude which many
feel 70 consult of integrity well experience
these peculiar complaint: the author deem. ere to L.
the following short sketc Of s oppoun'es ne hss 40 ~
himself for this tru; And this he the moIs inclined 70
many have assured him that for want Of information Of Inn
kind have selected from st Of advertising people tns
The bttere repentance II. therefore bsgs to state s be
side his rank graduate Of Edinburgh &c &c. kc he mas
been watching these disesse' both hospital and city practice
for than thirty years and has editions OF
from the eminent physicians Of Europe the most emf
nent Amcncaan SE Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott Of n.
.pd Dr. Phy,ick Of Phsdelphia and .,he; and further
Of eminence in this city Nothing be stated he
cve better ground Of confidence to those who are srar
gers to him.
Coz situations may be made by post and for suchAe has
little chest containing thing neecssa' Tor
hce Sll 19f lm~ec
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS,

70 he eccbriEy, efficacy. and invaable ssccsss
ss1iary srpP's,.iop Of steppese Of ose function. o.
theiI ntrcducton into the United States now four
eorutensis and limitations constantly attempted to s.
Sveiys s Mon,s bob s ~ Snessn. boxes, and ea
pos.ble two aoar1 boz. females =, ne
eauuoned against these attempts imposc upon rnem
,s.fsss except those .oa at Madame Rests 0es
ofeach box Wv Wv
BThey can be used by married or SINGLE by followine
the directions enclosed inside Of each Sold aso y -
ponttnent at ~ Grand street, Of Allen New York
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TO MARRIED LADIES.


-Ths's nysluable Powdenhavs been universally adopss,
. well LA y shso.and. in sh country. being the on1y mild
forbds too rapid increase 81 family, IN. IL -"
Madame Hestel. a. well know for thirty ysau Ts
ropehese Vienna and fals-whsre Ssorss 5, her me-
those great medical science 30 specially sdspse
TO the female frame, for which her sdcacs now stnnd unr
vailed well this country ., IN Eysope HsI acqnat.ns,
hcr.b! IIaeas ne decline and IN hcaith Of married nSs
scarce IN the meridian Of e and the consequent rapid end
osn apparently insrpo.ble causes which sonssn
nve at Of the I%sry cause. q female ndipc
The discovery her cesbsated Fts,eauve fowdsns
Their adoption has been the OF preserving ony
the r,ath but even the life OF m sHectonsfs we
fondmothcr ..,.
Tn. advertiser feeling impornce this subjecr and o.
matng the ssnsu resulting thousands BY their adoy
non, would respectfully attention of the maj
red Ill that they hold and DEAR rsr consideraon
set. simple and healthy mean, With. CONTROL Every
dspassionate vuoss, and cnlsssned mind WA unhesst
!nsly answer IN the 9eim.siye Free are dollar PACKAGE
can be Forwarded By mail u any Part Of The Uni,; States
TELL, Female rhyseian Principal Office, Ils Oreenv1ch
u-eet, Nsw York Once hours iron AM to coet PM
Boston efkce Ne. Esscx I0f i'm
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IUBLIsHED DAILY BY

NV. CUHNEksFUETONA AND NASSAU sTHEETB
THk new Yonn HEnALD-A daily paper, issued every
morning of the weekicr too cents yer cor ouutry sub
scrss furnished at the ssne rate Tor any ssh ~rod.
rem'ttanos advance No un., ~ pa ia advance
Tx WEEKLY HrRALy-lssued every "a, morning al
nine oclockprce and quarter cs'fs copytushed
country subscribers a. advance
same rite for any specified period. .
requested 20 addrsse hetr cfNe
IT,: gssDx p.sssssr: ns2r"~ and Ed's'r-ssaA -
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

M ADAME hE5 ELI, FEMALE FHYS!CLAN, would
IVA inform ladies' who with proper dscacy have repuS-
nance the treatment Of their complaints by Of
OWL sex that n all she attends to them personally her
deem. It necessary TO atate this she does vsh BE-
ing, advertising Female Physcans who ignorant and
Incompetent hcmseve. Obliged get scarcely less
ignorant Queck instead CousunR paYOrs and
residence l Gree nwch street. between Couandt and Ii
lof m =.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.

a. De -BQUDEL0QUE,.M p L Isgg;DM: =: EIHGAI
Pi,, are comrssd made them the wonder and sdmi
,,o,S ~ vryiJ Thcy are known all Euopc tg Re
the only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
hH,n@ sueh thai hev e during "
"a sbcnub siwsys mild ssfe and healthy they eerip
The recrop translated into Enslisb ana sn,e,o,
ssns he signature Of NJ. de Boudeoque and the nzsi d.
,eeticns have signature of Dr. GELVEAU snhor sd
ss~sne fef the continent Of America.
They be transmitted BY mail any OF Unss
sssfes Letters directed 10 Dr. y. Melveau Dor a. Ne~
York will with immediate All letters
BE- paid Sold BY sggo,n,me lao ChsTy, Cssh
rine street. Pree a. Half bores ~ No half horss
mall fHrf 1tf I'm div
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Ieh area betWeen oay Tss an nd ~ Sssn
she can be oons1sd with the trc,cs confidence
eaints incident TO the female frame.
Madame Hests kno in the rca,reu
cases fetaale ,rresuary stoppase
&C., such a. to- require but few days effect pshecy
sure Ladies desiring proper med ssndancs during
6nement or ether ndspoeton, will be accommodated DARN
Preventive Powdenn for married ladies, whoss q
will be sent By mail to any Part Of the United snss
pSclags All Letters lEost gidl :Sdrssssd to ser ~
n B,-Madsms REsiTrEEI would inform ladies' .end.ns
oat Of city, whose health would NOT ADMIT Of
the United Gtoes within reasonable distance 1of Inns
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRKERs solution for the hair. which will change grey
- HAIR its original color few minutes This solu ton
different from offered and cannot fail Of
ding all Others II highly and the
of besuuying the without iplurng its growth
Those who doubt virtues sequesed have their hair
changed before paying their money hambugs would take
this method there would b &, complain
One trial " i'll prove The fact.
Sold vholes sal. and retail AID aied No Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, mp stairs
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RYEs cHEMBc4Ls .roIsoNs eERM ~

friends If the neighbour. abroad
that he will furnish Acids Of every description Dye sus.
Iron and Red hi9.er Ss Gopsya CT .es Lunar csu.tic.
Of Nit,e, Chcc and sulPhnr'c Ethn Pyrolisneou Acid
Aqua Forts Pa Nitric Acid Pusic Acid, lodi II Pot,s
likewise al The DasSsnso,ype And Else.roype APT,a.
are ali offered Or the %os 1nshls terms For sale
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dggss will DStice the above at,eTisement particular.
toype plates compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap, Bedbug
Rat, Moth and Meschefoe Posons Seed Protector, prepare
tion for Hes FLY Paper &c &C. and all other polishing
terials for cleaning silver jySo 2msee