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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13
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rYr j--OarERsos
TaE sapphire walls Of Psraaise
Flashed back the golden sum-
Whose third diurnal journey Ger,
Proclaimed creation done;
The nurmurs of Euphrates wave
Sen, up sweet farewell,
As over Ns,ure's infant lite
The wand of siumber fell.
Tha, day the princely king OF men
Gfea. naster-work Of God
Through Eden's groves, as lord Of all,
In matchless beauty trod;
Before the glancing of his eye
The baugh,y lion qnailed,
And sportive life in every form
LIS godlike master hailed.
Now, pensivs, by the Tree of Life
He watched the dying day,
His locks Of gold in wautonness
Waved to the zephyr's play
In pairs toe birds had sought the boughs,
In pairs the beasts had gone
To slan,ber by the babbling stream
Man only was alone.
Alone alone the glittering stars
In pairs appeared to move;
The Moon threw down in modest glow
The Suns warm glance of love;
The weaker rose blushed rosy red
Beside the stronger white,
And aoi;1v Day partner found
In somtre, silent Night.
Though he had moved, acknowledged k'ng'
Amid world Of life,
Eear bowed the weak, Fear stilled the strong,
Fear turned to peace the strife;
But now his soul breathed forth prayer
To Him who reigns above,
That He would send some gentle one
To share his yearning love.
Then on bed Of fragrant flowers
His faul.less form reclined,
And death-like sleep in dreams of bliss
Entranced his rap,urea mind;
While from the prison of his heart
A single bar was torn,
And, moulded by ,he Makers hand
His second self was born.
Still dreamed he, till the seventh day
In dazzling glory broke,
And countless soogsters in the groves
Their erisons awoke;
Then, springing from his rosy couch,
He ganed, in wondering pride,
Upon phantom of himself,
That sIumbered by his side.
He spake, and Eve before him stood,
First wakened by his word,
And meekly claimed the son of God
As guardian, husband, lord;
Then, kneeling to the Makers throne,
Beneath the Tree Of Life,
The earliest earthly Sabbath sun
Saw Adam wed his wife.
'ess- York, December, 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

EpAik COLOklNG.--Jaco Aiaby
9 would inform his old customers, ald all those who
wish 10 have beautiful head CT hair uat he uanu'actuTe
and has sale 252 8ycoae IL and Dover IL near .h
tqcare, his celebrated Essence o Tyre, which haVs
lately improved, he guarantees will he etectua N eiS
harL dS lal'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

r. H. BovSt, Solicitor. 80 2awlJli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13

Names Oi lnieslates whose Is
tales have been taken charge
oiby the Public Administrator
or his predecessor, ard which
have not been lereto:or re-
married.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-13
ess TO MECHANICS, MANUFAC-

r. ~ VI MECHANICS. plINOihO-
- rURGRS and ethers-FOg SALE, in whole
2a1crs - ,n purchasers large and valuable Real Es
tate Rsnlspl, Rocsand County, New-yc.k about two
mi = above Mr. Persons No KS containing Two Thou
Five Hundred Acres OF Farm or labe an4 Fores,
Land, with very extensive Water Power, consisting OF
two superior situations for mills The Ramapo
Creek, and three Stony Creek
There is IN the Ramape Gr;st hl with two run OF
s!oaeS recently built TINT i've thousand dollars near
which i, modern buii and confnodious dwelling house
with wei OF And there is also on the property
large story dwelling with all the necessary oc,
salings, Sac barns She's and stables, sufficient Tor be-
siB-Ss any kir besides ocge and coal house on The
R-tspo, which aIo>ds power for man; acturtng pnr-
poses any extent there being also, little above
reservoirs that never lack wa.sr.
The SreYor and TTi- Railroad through the prop
rrty and also the Grange Turnpike, the passage froG New
YORK being completed three hours the former, by
steamboat 20 Pi-fulrRr, AM Ihe:ce IL th- cars
The praperty The option OF good judges, abounts IN
iren ore acd les 10 sicniry OF the Sterling .d cter
extensive mines of cold bor; miles below
sreusa. sbout hve below the w-llAnowu eSttoiish
iu-n OF TIE Sterling Company, now driven By ice Mess
Town>ea'i;-
;ute-r description i teemed unnecessary, those
wi,hing purchase viii view the properly. wberr the .ab
scrber resides. THOMAS WARD.
Ran,apo Valley. Dec %. 1912 $50 eodin-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29
CURE I F CHRONIC DISEASES.

W. r. PhuD'HOMME, from P2cis disciple OF the illus
vtonished all Earope gathered srosnd him crowd Of
eminent physicians eager receive his instructions aud to
selected New York as the place Of his labo and Of his
DR. p has been protest. onay and intimately connected
France with men whose names honored and
q % he Sis @
view 70 several points in science till then involved
He just arrives from Paris where he has been to comnun
he result ofhi, observations the Gallo Society Of
fruits Of hi. experience and the blessings Of heslth.
In the OF as travels and he has
which had resisted every other mode Of treatment;
he wishes 70 be Judged not from word, put works sace
40 disease dreadful, nveterse. such Consnmp!on
diseases Of the skim ring wcrm Cancer fula OF az Nnds
BY The same method to children
promptly and radically cured r,.
his office 70 Duane street near Broadway Consultations
given the Engish, French German, Spanish and Italian
anguages nj ym-r
TNK sHERMAN'S LOZLNGES.-57t tons sold last year.
the greatest evidence that can be offered OF their great
Mr. Leonard Rodgers aged 49, POS Tenth street, wa, suppo
.ed be the point from old and bad cough
HIS physician advised him shermans Cough Lozsnges
E1Geh Camp sSr saceept reporter was as. cured S
Ths che ohsn ayu has used she
& for n n. i great Louen
thDghe Campho Lezenges the only
remedy for seas,kness, head ache and palpaton, ever
Mr. John Kser 1885 18th street, cured HIS child of by
one dose g r. a cv
ozeuges in her practices they also do SheIman mans
Of SSn s ssas e pant
boSy A2 he, MAJ Gm'sES Snd Ess and
se sn.s Nassau st. nd
Broadway; 227 Hndsons 1883 B'wey; East Broadway; 10
M ASsny n
Providence; and Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia
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MEDICAL.

ORkIs TOOTH WASH-rrepared from the Original
~ cps az Nos ,3od street, New Yrok-The Urs Tootl
Wash purely vegetable preparation possessing the proper
healthy state and unpleasant odourr
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth frcm DE-
ranged state Of the stomach. -
Il Is designed be used with tooth bush and will be found
.upenede the necessity kssripg tse teeth clean
Il useful Of gums RESTORING then
20 healthy and causing them contract around s
teeth In Of the teeth and ai.ine from
exposure cold !! will be found highly beneficial par
before retiring res: Ih. %sthod reeo%nsndsd BY emf
mulae the day entirely removed and the mouth
Kept through the might Clean and healthy state
Of poor humanity but how many neglect the attention ne
their when surrounded by all thr
means needed Amog these know of pleasan
and ecua than the Ons Tooth WASH lit cleanses and viii
Id Boston Morning Peg
The Ors Tooth Wash the best detergent used
our enamel.-( Boston Transcript
Tor IL nv he prnripal druggists seitv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES DIINNE WATEALAND PRINCIPAL

THIS Academy established years under The
former ipcndenI General the island and
other individuals OF the nobility Of
Ii rUcdocted the plan o. the &c g,
scholars understand English language, and many of them
speak II h4bltually and nuenuy
The Principal has the OF schools France Ger
many Eug land, and the United States. His chief
the youth entrusted TO his practice knowledge Of
branches Of poll educ ation which required all
The Of study, the s'oe, compIehenas the English,
French German snd Spanish languages; History Geogrs hes
Naul Philosophy the practical Part Of Mathematics, and
Draw ings OF varions snds
OF divers and acquire
tabhment and all the cisses receive rotation instruction
rom the director.
Such signal success ma, attended this plan OF tut ion
vera c the pupils unde elve OF and speak
foreign languages perfectly ntSxibie manner, and
ulos. OF nper years, correctly and easi'v
The acquisition, only OF the Spanish but nso OF Other
languages thus placed within reach Of the yout NJ the
nqush the many advantages winch from anEnssh ed
ucdon The object Of the Principal ia desiring receive
youths from the United States 10 facilitate the
OF The Eng sh for his Spanish pupils which
would be douby repaid them by the and introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The
mate the being spacious and airy heaihu
SPOT, short distance from the city and within
limits tine bath and complete Tor
oil the pupils health. Two youths lately arrived from Germa
have passed the the school perfect health As
principal man. and his wife and
attNat Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys ms religious opinions unds,urbed
terms si00 snnum payable three mouths in adj
vance There extras except clothes nud books
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CHAS. DRAKE L. BROTHERS
ALEXANDER MORALES, esq,
NIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-29

'I'nE rKivAlE fkkATlsk.-Thn Is a iIlIe vo,ume On
certain disc which and private
OF cure stated in the panes possible manner And
out those which have fallen into improper bands and
cornue from month month, particularly dwelt
such persons will sec Immediately the Difficulties which i'm
pursued in eseh particular case IT, obtained only
,uthoI Dr. Ralph, So Greenwich st. Price 81.
DR., Ralph also takes this opportunity OF saying thai he may
be- consulted the peculiar diseases above reere auh
private residence, at any hour.
Aware however Of the and just soci,ude which any
feel consu OF integrity well experience in
these peculiar complaints. the author deems pro- give
himself for this trust. And this he tn incneo
have assured him tat for Of information thin
lind they have selected from list Of advertising people the
he beres .speutanee he hsrsfore bsg state that be-
been watching these diseases both hospital and city pracee
for than thirty and has published two editions Of
work expressly them Also that he has
rom the eminent physicians Europe the most emi
in Alnenca-as BIZ Ascy Cooper to DR. Mott OF N Y.
md Dr. Physeh Of Philadelphia, and .hen; and further,
hat he has the privilege Of refsns to almost every phvs
elan Of emnenee this city Nothing be stated
seves better ground Of confidence TO those who
gen TO him.
Consultations mag be made BY post, and for has
ttley chest, containing thing for
speedy and private It's forwarded be directed.
Prire FL lmsc
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ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.

THE FOL LOWING REMARKS WILL rIACE BE-
s 4Ss n Ssss ss f re-: SsS. .
occurrence and ssn srssin whe m ne sast
s ssx sas, s rs al.
O. s. Tss;syssi : 4: s.
!srs ssr,; r.. FROM paw" o"d generally accompanied
8" sf'T !e sf@ 20 &. frs. of these r.m.,.
ys known that sne,as result, Of badly treated
n1s ON from into s 70
@ ro 6
& gss Rs: r sS 9hf which
part or other Of the structure and fsner hat
shousS .i5curs us nnnCpesd A. sash ms
serious msadie. not only oa SEXUAL but those as of
But what especially enton of from this disorder
10 r. idea sw ~ a .sr sns !; no
structure oen eIs for years without noone.ss any very
apssd urine belongs ocy to the worst Of
TO , very state h: these ar:
ss notion yer. sras EEfy ssay pSw ,,
they will sell their nosuums long them.
Sa' sss'1
alone can cus 'IetuIs In proof thu. nothing
who have tai all Of thngsas colorcd dols,
these %
s Sn
Gus there are three OF especial
a
lively after and the clothes rsausrsd wheth-
nSess 10 a wet
d.s nay run no,
ssSs5;
ground least, for the suspicion structure The last is
tp set is' d
S huff
common that the winter rarely Of land
s ss al s and
With regard the of 81 rctue th, subject suf
S.ss ssss
ss ~:
:' n' fSn e '''
deTaEe liz hem:sive:, he ha. published little veume
sS Il ri o;c il whsh 1S only
ecl care and privacy directed in the PLANES! R
BE- should The author and nothing viii sur
them than the and certainty Of his Of
s sas w '' those who may
which public and especially coming s
may rely ri On what S,S viii
uss q Edinburgh &C. Sehs has been ENGAGED in the Cur.
S.a n;f
grossly on h;, he has non from the
NJ %si Y
TOD 10 refer to almost ever; Physician .mneace in this
Ralph committed q HI. private Ie;idsnce No Green
sIeh se Es Ssts any h0uHe nay a:s b
ADAMS CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK Ex
subscriber. have ed E1plr.. between New York
Of packages. bundles money &C. &s; the coestoe Of ncie.
$ &, and al 0 iS BE- I'M an
oGss New Yofl No. Wal! street, and in Newark. q.
Leave t::': s T." z'' at; 4 m "a n Y
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n DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ D. LIsBUN, KTUGAL
THE Scientific curnbination Of ingredients ehc acre
Fila composed, made them ne wonder end admit
nc only ore on discovered that ed
certain in poduc s the monthly turns Then certainty, al
helms ,uch be during
or though always nd sae and healthy. they
,rodpc. m,curaeo " used daring that period
The directions translated English and are envelopes
,uoJ with the seal OF the importer stamped Each ~,
ans The Of M de Boudeloque the English d
ec,,on nave s,gaatnre Of Dr. MELvEAU authorised
.,eut fer W. continent VI Amenca.
they can transmitted by mai part UDtet
istes Letters directed TO Dr.. !. Meveau, boz "a, New
.orh will with immediate attention All letters
We post paid. Sold oy appointment II 100 Cherry, Caths
l1s,l m
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NEW CHEAP CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

GO JOHN STREET, NEAR WILLIAM
THE subscriber nnnouces to hi friends and the
public generally. that he has opened establishments
the Cheap Cash Sytem where gentle will always find
and fash onabe Of Cloths Cassim and
Vestiugs which will be made order in style Of fit and
assed by other establishment in the
city at the following low prices:-
Fine Dress Frock Coats any color, from S4 TO $I8
Superfne do do do Is Is
Pants Of Wool Black or Fancy tessimeres
Vests ofsatin, Silk, V,Ientia, Velvet, SC. Ito
Gentlemen fur their have them made
and trimmed at the lowest possible prices 70. cs.h
jy2tec JAMES LACY.
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NOTICE,
PROPOSALS will be received at the Purchasing Office
,art.r Masters Del PhiadeIphi furnish the
following material and aricles for the United States Army
for the year l843 viz
Sky bl1e twnled Ci,h, Cd wide.
Bleached Cotton ShirtIng. % wide.
Unbleached do 78 wide.
Unble ached Cotton Drilling, 7.s wide.
Flannel q Cot on AID Wool 10 wide.
Cauton Flannel, 80 wide.
Uniform Caps Tor Dragons, Artillery and Infantry.
Pompoons Artillery.
Blankets 6 t2 feet long, . wide. weight abs.
Horse Blankets blue, feet Long, 2 wide weight lbs.
Drums comulete Artillery and Infantry.
Metal Cap Equipments Tor Dragons, Artillery and IDfan-
Try.
Hatcnets.
Worsted Binding aud Cord ofall kinds
The quantity and number Of these articles will be de ermn
ed hereafter.
Casks Tor year from April
The whole be Of domestic manufactured materials
Patterns OF ali the required wOoen aud cloths and
ces d, posted IN the Purchasing Office hi. city for
animation mles Of of the wo,IIea AID cloths
w be sent manufacturer icstion To this Office
by mail and such Information be desired
On the samples and pattefus Inhibited the will be
that inferior the materials workmanship that
not correspond with the paern which
contract founded.
The s1es to be delivered atths United States Arsenal
Pha elpha Tor sp ctioD, equal monthly portions,
aud the be ed before the Is. day Of Au
gust, 1913.
The proposals in writing sealed and endorsed PRO
Master General before 9th day Of February, 1913
Secuiy will be required for the uhlment Of contracts.
Purchasing Office, Or. Mrs DeLt(
PhiIsd., 2sth Jan I8t9. jas cod 2oFr
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

GTRlKERS solution tor the hair which will change
~ har its original color few minutes his sou ton
dyept from yet offered and fail of super.c
ding all others hshghv ercious and the
OF beSunlpg the hair without iuring growth
Those who doubt virtues their hair
changed before their money II hambues would take
this meth I'd there would be on to complain.
One uial will prove the fact.
Sold Wholesale aud aad arpd No. Chatham st,
opposite the II all of Records, New Y ork, up stairs.
&c
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TO THE LADIES.

Oh. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS Inst for the radical Of Prolapsus Ote
Falling Of the Womb by external application, superseo
The use q the Ps..y
health. il having failed Of performing even unde
the most aggravated circumstances
.. a. IN this country Its adopted the entire diguss
all other painful surgical expedents the Lyin
nHospits Of London and Paris and universally recon
mended Europe BY medical Of the highest rank In IN
sitionen.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' at No
vesey street. having separate from the business d.
oartmene where lady attendance TO apply
Tusses and 70 fer patienex
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SCIENTIFIC AND NEVER FAILING HUMAN
HAIR RESTORATi READ THIS THEN JUDGE

SCIENTIFIC AND NEVER FAILING HUMAN
hGMaS TSS b
growth caused-fang off stay d.and dandru4 cured by
seien,6c remedy Before speaking of hi, article e, me
fer & puhc the following VINO having used Jones
Coral Hair Restorative, certify that they believe Is all is
epresenedtt by applying it with slight friction TO tine
we must and make healthy roots bu
and the scalp this effected, all scuf dandp destroyed
These person: certify these are the properties oil
The Hon. Judge Edwards, of Philadelphia
Phillips, Esq., 4ss Broomestreet corner OF Wooster New
NJ, W. Hopkins % KinE.reet, New Yort
J. Pearson Esq, Navy Yard, Char. stown.
Mr.. James Giiber, Houstons street, New York. eweer
es SS so
ra and will be perfectly satisfied gives the hair
ss o% Se ana
n s' 4. thu -$
street. Boston; Stats-strst bsny 90, kingee ChaIes
Mann e. ssss M os % SoetVs
POSITIVE CURE FOR COINS;
pra.ed Com Salye will make final cure cOrn. in proof
OF which introduce the following certificates from highly
This may certify that application of DR. Coopers Com
Sae has perfectly cured and from its IN
my and that Of ma Others which have within
knowledge a" disposed .Y f. ;yt6
1926 Broadway. new York
My Corns OF long sanding, and the
bad that considered them ncurable but sppca-
psn Of the above named Eur
Publisher ofthe B sn. Miscellany, &c.,
Office for whole sailing and retailing this acle 1856 Nassau
street. under Clinton Hall also for sale by the following gen
Sands 273 Bro ,dway Mrs HapeI Bowey, and iss Full
Brooklyn; James Hart, M D. corasr Chamber
Let every one who ha, Corn. make one trial It may be
done with certainty of producing the effect j,l3 lm.r
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TO THE LADIES M. La RUE SISTER take leave
inform ia friends and the public tina; they
their Curl establishment 62 Canal street, of Vanck
Thy also embrace this opportunity their
thanks for the liberal support they received during their
years residence 10 that street also the they ee at
the their have ersaly
pressed quality and OF heir goods much lsoo and
they have discovered nebod of dressing the
hair which imparts beautiful rich ustre aud durability
thar will challenge compe ttion, by which means the curl WI
last for confident that snail be spared
10 deserve their future patronage. -
Their stock splendid, consisting of fine and other
Cua Baids FrZettes Curls Kingles Head Dresses
and Caps shell other Combs with other articles
tanning the business.
Old Cus dresred the FIRST style for rs made look
like pew NJ. LA RUE SISTER,
m
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

AVA inform ladies' who with decacy, have repuG.
the treatment Of their complaints except by Of then
that all she ends to them PERSONAL her
pcence pEac,ice and knowledge enable. her do She
deems this she does wish be
ing advertising Female who too ignorant and
quack instead Consulting parors and
residence las Greenwich CouItapdt and Ii
berty Houn Of ndance from A. NJ tosP N.
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DEF, PORK, AND MUTTON, at the of
~ West aud antilles, Shopksepers and
Grocers who wish TO purchase te above articles by the quar-
call the above place where they will
linda fresh supply morning Of superior quality and
prices suited the times As the order Of the day
purchasers will find their interest to call above
December I842 J3l lmsr
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TAKE NOTICE

TAKE NOTICE.
EXTRACT OFAN ORDINANCE IF THE COMMON
T. COUNCIL CONCERNING DEAD ANNALS
The MAY Aldermen aud Commonalty Of the city Of New
York. IN Common Council convened, do odain follows -
Sec T. IL shs be the duty of citizen
NAL which shall within the limits of this city south OF 59
street. IN the occupation Of LOT Of ground dwelling
house premises OF description which the body Of
any dead animal shall he found and of the In
srscon Of the several wards in this city, Immediately after
such desh The discovery eeo to give oce and
one Of the Offices established as follows -
t,oe a, The City Inspectors Ohce, No. City Hall.
One at No 238 Hudson sfieet.
Oae at MurptS. stage House, Tompkin. Market.
One Il the Office Of the Superintendent Of Streets, rear d
ESSEX Maker.
to transport be transported the body Of such
dead animal TO the Depot al the foot of 4t street North HI
Sec g. The burial Of desd animal within the limits aoro
said the throwing Of ded animal into the water bound
bg The city, public street, ghway or place within
D, limits Is hseby prohibited under the penalty Of
Five Dollars for eirh offence.
See Al ord pnces, parts Of ordinances, con ny to
the provsonS OF this ordinance, hereby p,aed
Passed the Board Of Assistants, Nov. 2Ist, l92
Passed the lard Of Aid Imen, Nov. 2lst, 1ot2
Approved by the Mayor, November 18th, 1912
JN0. II 0KISCON. City inspector.
~ B.-TbOse papers who favor OF the above, vii
obligs By giving II a lew insertions. jy2i lm-T
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

NWING to the ceebty, efcacy, and mvanabIe
" Madame Restell Female Monthly Pills IN ali cases o,
regulary ;uppe,sion steppase Of functions Of
upon which the health female depepds since
nroducton the United States about four We am
souhter,e. and imitation constantly attempted to be
twelve cent. bob "a. ur IN aieren, boxes, and called
possible two dollars box Females are therefore
au,ioned against these attempts impose u tne Il
succnt here that all Female Monthly Pills are coup
.e.fes except those sold Madame Resss Principal Jcs
pceSl MadAms Rsstells wntten on the csvo'
ofeaSh box.
N.B-They be used BY married SINGLE by foowine
he directions enclosed inside Of each box Sold By sp
Dointmen at as Grand Of Allen. New York
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M "A u A M + Il Lo ItLL

Y = L T. Z L
SnaALE PHYSICIAN. Office and residence Iss Urea.
wch street. between Courand md Liberty streets hcr,
she be consulted with the coutdepe, on cor
.aints incident TO the female frame.
Madame Restc and ledge IN the treatment
u obstinate of female esuiarty oppare
&C. such to require but few days effect perfect
Ladies desiring medical during con
inement other indposton will be during
such time. with private and respectful. board.
cae or precaIous health orbds rapid of family
w, be sent by mail to OF the United States Prce
p package All letter. trUst pad) addressed boz e6A
New York Boston Office, No Esset street"
N. B:-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies' reaidins
at Of III. city, whose health would admit OF hs
he would devote herpersoua attendance oyon them
an q