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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

JUDGE klLGORE. the Wing nominee for
Congress in the 10Th District has declined being
candidate on accoun, Of his ll.heash. The
last For, Wayne Times announces Dr. L. G..
Thompson of that place as a candidate - supply
the place Of Mr.. kdgore. DR.. Thompson is a
Wing, good Wing, and nothing but Wing -
He Is eminentIy worthy the confidence of the
people. and the Wings Of the 10:h District should
they elect him, viii find hun to be all that they
could ask.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

New Orleans, TO prove that they were oil 10 favor
of protection, and that tho idea Of = mere tarh
for revenue never entered The minds Of such men,
and that the free, trade Vanocrats Of the present
day arc entitled the honor, the praise, and the
glory of making grand discoverie, ,nat pro-
lection is unconstitutional. His remarks in re-
gard TO the tariff must have been convincing to
every man who heard him.
The subject of the currency and national
Bank was discussed at considerable leng,h, and
the experimenting Of the Jacksonvan Buren, loco
party fully exposed.
Gov. Bigger occupied the stand about hours,
and never have seen audience more at'en-
tive and enchained than tina, which listened to
Mr.. Bigger.
We had intended to give some Of the fac,s sta
ted by Mr.. SMITH in his speech, but friend ha-
viog furnished US with a brief communication TO
the same effect we defer it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03


Riei"nOnf, and regselang TEE Jess and saiary II TIC
Sec Ist- DO il ordained by the Common Council Of this
City Rchnipa1 That the duty of the Mar
shall and all process by Mayor.
and shall assist the Mayor in carrying effect all
finauce Of the council,
prescribed by charter.
Sec. 3D. e shall be peace officer within tho city, and
shall the Mayor and shall be enti-
the fees a constables like service.
Sec 3D. II shall be the duty marshal 10 apprehend
~, vev or ON warrant, and br,y IN ;y.,,c. IN 90 80
dstubes of tho peace and viola of tho ordinances
the city TO suppress all riots, ARRAYS and unlawful
bes and IN other generally keep peace
the city, and discharge Of his duty, any respect
ne may call 10 MS aid such assstanes may DO
cessary; and any person who SHALL comply
h- Duty SHALL On conviction, forfeit and pay
less than than five dollars for
be collected IF debt for the city.
See. Attn. II shall be the duly ~
ali alleys lots and buildings, within
Of the city, least every months shall
examine the premises of person
given him Of of nuisance, order tho
removal Of all such may under his notice.
failure of such person or persons TO remove tho Sans. n.
shall forthwith the the
of premises wherein found, in all case,
vber. M one ca b. found to ,ho,n m. go. =, -
be Justly charged, the removed
the expense Of the ciy-ant repo, the condition of all
these things every sitting of the council.
Sec 9TH. Ii snail also be his duty ascertain that all
keepers OF arern. coffee houses other
rhe,ein liquors retasd keepers top-hoses and
ackasses the purpose letting or the ven
ier hawkers pedlas Of goods books
and Dewery horses other stock any description At
public aason: any using any portion any
street o. alley for the purpose Of building IN.
81 any show, caravan, managerrie circus, tneatrca
oher exhibition for monsy,-have paid into the treasury
and taken out a iicence ar permit for the
Sec 6ta He shall, by virtue Of Office, be ser
OF the counsel; il duty To-
attend the council during ts sitringst shall aao
duty notify the member. Of council and clerk
day Of each special meeting
Sec 7th For neglect Of Of the above described
duties he shall. conviction, pay any of
than fve dollars.
Ser 8. He entitled and r...,. sor bis servi-
res quarterly. The Of fifty dollars per
Sec 9Th All ordinances and para Of nances corning
conflict ~ n this ordinances and the here
0y. repealed.
Passed and approved, May 18th, 1s42-
JOHN SAILOR. Mayor.
d. P. HOLLOWAY, City Clerk. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

Tyler and his loco aHles.-Fhe Van Buren, To-
cos are becoming sick of tho favor with which
Capt. Tyler appears 10 regard the members Of
their party. Whenever a removal Is TO be made,
aud hungry Office seeker is TO be elevated, he
is sure to be loco. 50 one 10 estranged
from The of the subtreasury, and is added an
other feather 10 the cap OF Capt Tyler. Go II
gertlemen, birds of feather &c. We will look
on, and hope the fight may be as interesting as
was the famous fight Of the Kilkenny cats, who
it is said fought until nothing but their tails
were left.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

IVhitcomb, the loco candidate for Governor,
understand. is not 10 DO here until just before
the election, make a grand rally in Old Wayne.
VIII he dare commence his speech at 10 or /
O'Clock IN the morning, that reply may be
made or will he omit IL until late IN the evening
50 that nigh, will prevent the possibility of
ply. The latter is his general course.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

Mr.. Smith made many other important and III
ieresiing remarks which. not having been noted,
are not remembered. His speech was full OF IN
,erest, full of sound sense, aud full of The true
whIg democracy Of the ags. SPEcTAroR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

O.yThe Boston Advertiser says tho report 10
truo that the great manufactures Of Lowell
aud OF her parts of New Eogland have sold out
their heavy stocks, slick aud clean, aud arc now
working contracts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
AUEUSE EIECHrNYa
WING TICKET,

For Congress,-CAIER SMITH.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. HOLLOWAY,
SAMUEL HANNAH.
JOHN w. WILLIAMSON
For County Conlntiss.oner.-JOSEPH NJ BUELA.
For County .4sscssor,-TUOMAS TYNER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

MARRIED,-on Wednesday last, at Frenis' meeting
house. near This city. WILLIAM RAMBO, 10 MIRIAM
COFFIN, both of this
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

MASONlC--The members Of Richmond Council Of
Royal and Selse, Masters requested to meet on Satur
day evening next early candle lighting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03

MAsONIC-Th. member, of King Solonon's Chapter.
are requested m in tn. Lodge Wednesday
evening as1s, early candle lighting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
Literary Notice.

FfNlE stockholders OF the Young Mems Literary Asso-
citation, VIII take notice that quarterly meetin. viii
be held of te Librarian, 2nd day evening,
5t of 6ta month. 1913, early candle light pune
Attendance REQUESTED. by order Of Trustees
Richmond. 9Th 27tl, loI3. Il. COALE, Soc'y.
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Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold on Seventh day, (Saturday) tho 2ith
w inst the late resuicuce of Bena Moore. dee
the personal property of said d-cedsn consistng
ses, Cows, Hogs Com, Oas, Wagon, Wheat Fan, House
hold Furniture. and Farming Utensils. &c. &c. Sale IN
commence AT 10 O'Clock, said day. Terms made
known day Of sale, aud due attendance given BY
SUSANNAI f. MOORE/
ROBERT ID. JONES, hp" KS
9th 3rd, 1919. 23-2I
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Il Il u Il III

ME Undersigned living Milton, Wayne county,
l Indiana, Immediately wants a FULLER and Df
ERons that Colorng both aud faaey
color and a Of steady habits literal wages viii be
given. SAMUEL. CAMMACk.
June 3, Is !3 29-2J
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
Administrators Notice.

ME Undersigned having taken out letters Of Admins
traton the Estate of Banaah Moore, doe late Of
county, lniana, requests all persons indebted
said Estate make immediate and all those
Wing claims against the them for
ment, legally authenticated, within
hereof The Estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
SUSANNAH F. MOORE,/
ROBERT ID JONES, an" rs
9th 3rI, ISI3. 23-2I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-03
XVhig Central Committee Of ind lana.

NOAH NOBLE, o: Marion county, JOHN :. DAVIS.
of Floyd. +. J. BARNETT, of Marion; GEORGE w.
STIPP. of Nation: j. 5 BOBBS, of Marion. AUSTIN
w. MORRIS. of Marion: ;. v b NOEL, Of Marion;
HENRY COOPER. of Allen; CALEB b. SMITH, Of
Fayet,e; JESSE CONRAD, of Vgo; and w. BROWN
BUTLER, of Nanierburgh.
whig Central Committee of Wayne County.
ID. 7. HOLLOWAY, DANIEL SINKS,
j. L. CREA1sER, II. c. NOBLE,
WALTER LEGG.
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An Ordinances.

Prescri5ing The dutes Of The .Nav,hai of tie CITY Of
Richmond, and reg,4attns TIE fees and saary u TIC
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"
0-Y~D,NIEr MASON, X. |. IIuDDLEsoS, LEWIS &.
Freeman. Nelson SHARP. GEoRGE CoRwISE, JESSE Os-
BUR~, y ATTAIN iIUNr, j. T. ELLIOT, III. LEwELLiSG,
J. BRE~NEMAN, IoHN w. GRUBns, j III. SrRETcnER,
BsRRFrr, T.. w. MIKE. and G. IL BURR
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u ] I
VAL lind the greatest Of Cater Boots, Slippers
Buskns Ties, PInnea Buskns light and DARK colocd half
Cutters, House Slippers white black slippers
CATERS Misses aud Chdrcus CATERS buskirs slippers tics
and all other kinds OF boots and Shoes
ing with the best of French the
and as cheap rs the cheapest 7 Bosdway and 90 Canal
is HREGOHr 81 CAHlI.I.
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DRAFTS ON lRkLAND. &c. which
~ the Eoya rom NAL Haste. steam on mp
ZEUMLE6SdX lat Juy. Persons sending monsy to their
s.xzskzeS res ives residing in the old country,
all ,in,r oban fom he subscribers Drafts gh for any
amoun on tn. Royal Ireland tn old csabl h
Losdo which paid free of discount any charge what
Wales thereby answering The purpose Bank of Eng
land aud Ireland Apply or address, If by letter.
ROCHE. BROTHERS S, co, IS Fulton street,
jg7r next door TO the Fulton Bank.
=, ~y-e>.. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE
>zSSsw w LAND, &c Person.. about Renting mo,
EzSts%N c,n be suuped with Drafts. in Of /, O.
3, S. 10 30 ESQ., amout. payable on
Bank Of Ire,nd. Provincial mk. dos Messrs ;ms. Built
mr., i,erpoel, Ia OF Scotland eileen
oek nkag Company, Sir VIM. Forbes Hunter Co, Scot
Land ard che throughout England
Ireant Scotnd Wales drafts will be BY
w. & j. T. TAPSCOTT,
Al the General Passage Olce, 4s Peck Slip South st.
n. bah letters from the country must come post paid
Je 22r
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CROTON WATER.


THE Timed Lead Ppes inverted by MIR. Ewbank arc in
the opinion of very large humber ofthe best chemist
physicians and most scientific Of the the only lead
pipes that he used with safety conducting this
Very Rreat danger Of poison incurred by the any other
Physicians and other scientific refer rous
where and death ualy resulted use Of
TO keep hand fall and supply OF the timed cad
pipes which he will sell to plumbers and Others the
jelslm.m ii Broad street.
CyROTON WATER-DAY'S FIRST PHE MUM IN
" Ola RUBBER HOSE IL confidently recommen ded for
any Tor which leather used and warranted to pos
I; Il is perfectly tight under pressure of the Croton
I'd IL 10 made oil the fabric and will mildew
njure the least and requires attention.
grease sened by cold weather. can the rubber de-
The least complaint be made Of tbs Hose not posses
sing the above pop rties will be taken back
de o. SIX mouth; from It's purchase and other gwen In ex
Coupling and pipes will he attached without charge
process OF making which any other 10 the tade
lquids HORACE H. DAY,
VI and Nassau streets, New york-ous fitted up on hs
most owed plan with Croton Waer, Water Closets and
Baths fitted up with Boilers for Hot and Cold water Lead
rud lon Pipes OF the hert qnriy; Sheet Lead Force
Lis, Pumps and all Articles IN their lire Of business be hsd
Orders received for Fire and Garden Hoie The ,ub;cr
ber hater emseves from the long expeten they
had in the above bunes Phrdelpha to give universal IA
sf.ction 10 all who favor them III their patronage.
- . nErERErCEs.
Samuel Rush. Esq Register Of Watering Comzitte. Phila
Joseph Hancock, Buider, ditto
Geoge Ertman Assistant of the lHau ssug Water Works
J. o. Ewing, Plumber, ditto
A h E :nss No gss Greenwich .rees Ney York
J. Rnbinssu, Is Charlton street, ditto fi'' D''0
John l.. Watkins, II, Fulton street. ditto les lmsr
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GENIN " VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT.


WELCOMING ONLY az OUNCES-PRICE 80 so.
m THE Subscribers have introduced the above named
- hat for By comparing the weight of this
article with the weight OF the following supe
or advantages possesses them for NAV
be readily seen.
1he average weight of the ordinary f hat e ounces
do do Panama 81
do do Leghom
BeinE fully convinced tdat style OF hat
worn has with the general APPRECIATION which Iosses
sng all the qualities viz. ghnes beauty durability
eheapncs would be have devoted much at
enton to the and finishing Of the style
introduced by EroA the appreciation expressfc hy
gehmep who have examined them feel satisfied ht
neeo only TO be seen to be fully pprsclatsd.
49, GENIN x VAN VRANKEN
NV h'cc 2lf Broadway, opposite st. Paups Church.
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DEAFNhS, CURED-Wthout wishing to Interfere with
the privileges of Of worthy neighbon who prefer
fo1,e en- ear trumpet and thus gather with great difficulty
natural organs and hear all that said we cannot help re
marking that medicine called ''scarpas Oil for Deafness"
has aely been introduced which bids fair prove eec
t9ai cure for the most obsnse case We will only add
this thai is 10 be had Al A. D. SANDS,
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE


In olden time ,famong the Jews,
That man second wife might choose
Whose first. by Faces unki 1dy doom,
No children bore TO bless hi, home.
hhiicted thus, the Roman matIon
Prayed to LucIne, the midwif-'s patron;
Esyptlaa wives, in such ciisis.
Jailed to their aid the PIie.ts Of l,B;
Aud even now, the meek Hndeo-
YARN as her cline. and lender too
l, CHI dleSS twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senseless idol,
ana with IA sed hands, III accents Wild
PehIion, Bramlh for cbill
Nor well she Knows, Lore shuns to bless
The Hlnioo bed af barIenness.
SO much for love in days by gone.
nd savage customs III your
B9tsay, even now. does L've's communion
NO ottmes conjugal felicity,
Is thus disturbed-ay, e'en i'll this city.
Yet may The barren, if they try
The means increase and multiply"
Mi'h Loves Elxir" for her friend
The chdless WIFE: repinings end
But not he provocative power
Alone, i, this Elixir. DOVER
Consumption's ills it will prev ent,
With vso clothe the mpotcnt;
And all HES functions rrnovate
Euptious from e skin II chase,,
And brings back beauty and the graces:
Ills women's trust-and nee deceives her
rom Fiu9r Albus it relieves her;
And sch disease, with proper care tooO
her fair and fragile form is heir TO.
These are but truths who calls them fiction
Shall have stern proof in contradiction.
Letters--all forms OF attestatIon--
From the Swans OF every pa,ion;
With grateful missyes rom all quarters,
Thousands who lay, with fintteing breath,
Almost within the jaws of Death;
Now IN their nightly prayersrepeat
An. sometimes name the very number
Nnety'two Nassau, each IN their snmber;
Or, dreaming Of Diseases ordeal,
Cry out for the 'Lpcina COrsia."
rs;on, ordering thus from the country sy se3dps
Il also for sale in Philadelphia at North sixth
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BOOKKEEPING.
Mr. w. X; BARLOW respectfully tina, he has
Nl eeded

ISIIt. % U NIhILDf1,
in his busness Accountant and Teacher Of Book
IN this city, at his eS Cedar where he will
thorough instruction aud practice
cessulv fowed BY his Predecessor MIR B. soicits the pa
Of the mercantile community and ask their
arteuton to the following card -
&C g. MARSH, Accountant returns his grateful acknaw
Judgements 70 his trends for their continued
He has discontinued his business city
aud !, succeeded in the by Mr. w X Barlow whom he
cophd ny commend, the of the mercantile comm AMI
gentleman of excellent character thoroughly acquainted
with the science of bookkeeping aud qualified
impart He respectfully bspeaks
die public favor which he h,mse has largely in
dehted &C. G.. NARsU.D
His terms are reduced the times to $40 wnca viii
entitle the pupil receive instruction until thoroughly
qualified for the Counting rOou,.
W. X, BARLOW, Accountant,
iD lm*r SO Cedar street
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Price Two Cents.

is always observed By the Superintendent aid hi
asslatants, together with such medical atsndauc e
as the respective cases may require The result has
been most encouraging; several hundreds have al
ready been restored TO reason and the number now
under treatment. about 100 in all, are generally in a
hopeful way. The Deaf and Dumb Asylum is no
less satisfactorily and beneficlally conducted. All
these establishments the noble creations of the
State, land under the control fits Legislative action
The State prison is located here, and conducted
with an economy and tact which yields net income
to the State OF %, TO Ss3O, 900 per anDnm Somewhat
different the result OF this from Sing Sing aud
Auburn establishments There is al present about 500
prisoners IN confinement here, who are daily em-
ployed IN the various departments OF the mechanic
arts. They are farmed out to contractors, at 40
cents per day ach. The contractors have general
ly done well; though the hard times have materi
ey affected their receipts during the last two years
The banks are winding up though generally with
handsome surplus some OF them will divide, II ID
said, as much % per cent on the stock, over and
above the net capital OF the bank. Produce OF all
kinds is rapidly advan eng in price. Flour has risen
81 cents per Eenel during the lssl tlree DAYS I he
season is cold and BACK ward, horeh the farmers
SUI strong their hopes TO realize u large com har-
There little said or done here In the matter
OF politics Just at present. The two great parties,
wing md democratic, will be ranged by the WIRE
pul-rs OF each, under the bann ers OF Clay and IAN
Buren,. This, on either side, will be matter
strictly of the proiessed polite ians The great
of the people most heartily eschew both OF these
PIesiu.ulIal Candidates. Neither OF them car
ny the state OF Ohio with any thing like satsiactO-
ny ma GRITTY Cass is the un versa iav0rite with The
people In Ohio, he Is, indeed, all over the Union;
though not OF The party hacks. 9. +. }.
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\ -. kUH NEW UKLEA NS-LOU lSIANA AM
TX frf> NEW YORK LiNi,mRegular Packct-To sue
the sicst burThc fast sailing packet .S;n
OCONEE, Cap, jackson, will nave immediate despatch
Eos rsisht handsome
modatons spry or hrsTd Orrans wharf, foot of Wal
1T oTto y. X COILiNs 90. 30 south "a
ohrpch mayrely upon having their goods correctly
cd and sf the spi OF this line will sail punctaally adyer
tlsat may be reqp,red
ssens N ~ Orleans FIuio q woodruf who will sronpt
" forward all goods 10 thcir address
OcODsn. WV f ioo
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PRINTERS AND R,N'EBS' WAREROOMS,
Nos 20 Bro 81 C,oii str, 4 y York. April, 1913.
PRICES OasATLv REDUCED.

THE HOt rSIN,. PrSa NACV.NE AND SAW
4 MAHUFACT''fy y, - 'en~, .cuc3 ?, he addtlon Of
new and improved mahte tc )ts ssd the reduc-
ron he cost OF mltei's sud 'or en1se. -.'v
cdrce the mioss o. rer i-,=ses -r Of ~ tes 1S
m.ter'as rr'cni!y, III seer nv the n-w' p.ned
'rcalsr 10 sb'-" t'leV he. 'esvc u
1ts cabl'shT.a: all up 'er the person snper.end
o. Vac d ~. no. ard FcsxPr HoI az tie, s-sr
tn IL neL6 bot octwifp-s3drry the great rec.ciG
pre~- a. sIres ny I r,tnb',s.n 1T sta
a't the "'sh wr,f IN iave atier-o sn.'red.
" viii asa DC su cObsJm endePfvrto birrve .ne quality
D t""T Thew Btfesr -, also ,la.
her friends all not onv heir fsvo buf
Iine. ally viii -ecac rhs sodeasrr. uDrs'
cry re'' articles =, es;- I-suo-raf'ns pr,ars
f's f.or rlft OF ~ con'v' c rN 1'icl~s naed by
Q NJ 7 oi odsn udins yp-. ms Power SC W.. be
,-cu.d 18th the ard pronprtrd cid
bet
Jophe WORT end pairing VIII Ne ~ the v~e,,
,b'c with sni expedition.
". ball rsnuf rurfd by this cAfab s,uspt will
stsmpei HOE go 'hai PERSONS from .tros1 say
b. ,ed ,on nth spurious articles, il ,t ion
OF hon,
Printer rcWsTspers who publish tins sdy,r Nth
hi, N times he,or he first II Jolly .sud
of'h-r "Hrr 70 VII s- eavd yp-nt :. hf h,
anvn' 'prr ''inss the nCuJ- { ' ~r1Nl.
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6 LOOK AT THIS! A
Boots, of best quality, -. - to "a "a
French, do do. 10 "A s0
Fine sewed Beets,... so TO 2 90
Pegged do q So
Morocco do ................. os
Seal Skin and Grain do IS 10 90
Cloh button Caters, 2H
frunena do..- 100
Fine Calf Shoes stitched. 90
Calf shoes, IS TO IS
Boys Gne sewed boots. ..".."... as
pegged boets, .lf ........... 30
- SealskIn apd GRAIN. l2k
Fine Calf Shoes, 25
-" " Kip Shoes. leo
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,
A ID u q

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE,
NO. IS CHAMBERS STREET
II Inflammation of the eye I Diseases the liver.
lids inflamn Of the bowels
Syphlitic lrits Vomiting. Gastntis
acknowledging we'll ii syphilis
q TIC 'o'ns' Is W aites or Fluor Albu,
styes, oy an operation 81 Gonorrhea
5EysipsIs. Secondary syphili,
u Glect-cgred By new Bubo, by new method Of
p.ss sss. q the heart Sore "' Speis.
SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Opera ons for hare ip 81 Structures in Urthra by
0peIsons Tor ,9u,ntng an improved method OF
IL HemoIhoial Tumors re. Operations for Gstule in
2Cub Foo-cured Po!ypus in the nose
Encysted Tumors Adiposo tumors removed
Ulcers on the legs cured Large piece of bone re-
Abcesses opened Amputanen of finger
titaVel cured aaY''' Uvuis s' removed eIeovs
DIR. H. BOsTwICK
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
DEAFHHss CURED-WithOut wishing to interfere with
s Ts;ss of any Of Our worthy nsShso: TSS prefer
ali G @ W. to an s
b.: been in5sdaesS which bids
III Sa a Bo.dw be h sai "a SANDS
SIR AS TLsY COOPERs JUST. sessaser and truly Eff
cOuuiefelted and sold ",
and Ts ss
IL Water street; vii ANS Masss and cssS Maiden
~
THE TRUE ExrkAUT o. sAK5APARiLLA from
q CGu,.laua s.eeI IS sainns p9pasIiy meyer before
sc.ptea To be had only above, price pc;
k0sEhTs CO. P%sE;s and
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organic OF nature in the human frame Their action
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and quality Of the MISUNDERSTANDING all the organ, eff
fectuay without OF that stimulating effect injurious
purgaves generally"
they sold retail of the respectable druggists in
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Havana the West fnds Islands, and South America. in boxes:
so and rs cents eacl.
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most nyetera kind and oil long the
Office Of T. Roberts Co, Clarendon House, sot Broadway
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