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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
"SMART PEOPLE. "

Thi. world OF course is all lie,
And truth--the poets song:
Blu, then "smar,'' people--you and /
Know how to gat along:
Anatomy can't fnd a soul
They say there If a heart:
we 1--we 10 take advantage. md
The secrets 10 be "Smar,!"
ia like TO see you ever catch
If, speaLin' what think!
Where all the world is wide awake,
DYE think I'm going to wink!
] once did know an honest man
lie talked Of honest msn;--
Itsecmed ike sense, but, Lord! I'm "snaii-
Err n7.o than was Mcn'
So simple, too, the maxim IS,
View all things with suspicion;
These hdppy people, they amt smart
Just think OF THEN. condition:
A eoin' on a thr istih' and
A smilin', and all that
A never ever .fndia' no.
Tim out and gettin' fat!
Why, Lord can remember when
used 70 sit right down,
And laugh and be so socabs,
Aud never know Z frown
used TO feel 80 innocent,
And had such friends atheari:--
t., -;,-,i., Io-r iii o,a has
To grow bcforc ONES ";nart"
/ sometimes sse--but then know
A, once it's Disguise
a pair or fair, agreeable,
And right straightforward eyes;
Asifaman could honest be,
Add no, haze nolhin' int
His oaly proper gait--a dodge;
His only proper s'anoc--a squini'
s,rais5,,forward folk', tho somehow oAs
Can', never understands;
Trey wins the game, you all the while
a loosin' il their hahd!
They've got sornc way--I don't know what
II IKE 70 know their art;
Hone,ty isn't natural
They-d---m il. they're too smart
STRAws.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

EFIGRAN.
Two lovely ladies live hard oy,
Ard cash church Y goes;
Emma goes there .ts-close her err,
Aa5 Jea. - cJ'e Be- ,lstis,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

Tr,e humbug : science fsw
By its true title call;
TIE hum5ug that beirays itself
Is no hI0lbUz al all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

Dcpa fom LiNerpoo Mail Steamers
-tiehtax-Aspect Of the Iowa-Nicny-
Boy-D partura Gom Ilall(ax--Passensers Irom
Lvernool-Captain Land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

parcels OF City Mills -four have been sold at 81 u.s.
To day holders very generally ask 81 S7t-frm-
There susquehanna Flour in market fresh ground
parcels would readily bring 81 rs Sales of Psnnsylva
MIA Rye Flour LIST at So i2t So rs. full supply Of
Wheat poured in upon the market yesterday the ag
gregse receipts of all descriptions being little il any
short of 30 900 bushels, all CROP Notwithstanding
this heavy supply the market remained steady and pre-
vious prices fully sustained The sales good to
prime parcels Of reds, both Ma land and Virginia. were
made at ooto 1903 c, and one cargo of supeiorvgna red
was sold at los cents. portion of the receipts were
damp. and, less in bad condition. and these sold
as in quality and condition at s5 95 cents sale OF
prime nary land white at 10 cents. parcel nf very
good rennsy lvsnia red was sold cents and another
having considerable smut rsit, a. 100 cents. third
persel very smartly was sold at 95 cents. The bulk
of the receipts taken by purchas before noon.
safes OF Mary land White Corn 10 day at 90 81 cents
Mary yellow is without demand this morning and
we quote it as before at 81 o. cents sale of Penn
ylyania yellow was made from store TO day ct SO
CLEVELAND, Aug Do SALES of several parcels of mix
ed brands at SO rs So SIT. Good brands held at $4
Ssles Of Wheat at 81 cents
CircINNATI, Aug 26-Fiour dull at So 10.
ALTON, Aug iS.-Sales OF Flour at So s75 81. Mil
lers are ing SO 60 cents. Corn in sacks 20
cents Oats IL a Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
Died.

On the evening Of the 3Oh instant EpwARpP son of
Patrick aud Mary Ann Dokerty.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to at
tend the funeral on this day at o'clock in the afternoon
from the residence of his father Eight Avenue
Fortieth street.
Thursday, August 3lst, ELEANOR, wife Of Thomas Ra.
ven after q short illness
The friends of the family and of bis brother II. NJ Ra.
ven also of her Father John McCeary and the members
OF New York Lodge No. ~, of f., and the Order
general respectfully invited attend Tho funeral
from her late residence No la Orange street, this
friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Suddenly yesterday from fit of spoplexy at about u
o'clock noon, Francis LOUISA NATIVE OF Lower Canada
Montreal District, at Geo. Church's Bulls Head Hotel.
His friends and scquantances in the city are respect.
fully requested to attend his funeral the above place
at 10 A. M.
90 Lower Canada papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

such cmness of manifestation of SO much reli-
scrR AUGgsr Holmes Of Kingston, from New York l9h
,ns Tor ST Jago put into Kingston Mass night of soh, with
spoken.
Jgstna shephead New York for Trinidad de Cuba Aug H.
sebago Guadaoupe for Portland Aug 49, in Sail Rock
Foreign Ports.
p.SsnP Aug Hin port Washington Monroe from
Qynnrf Aug 25-Cd Leadbeter Pickering nridgewater;
Near BridpG%n; Jane Dowood and Liverpool Taylor Lon
''A' o''''' '"''''' LAX Lake Ports
s ss%. W VIZ WIa
T Ta.ao Wiling IasoeE xslaS%
Ss9fs sd f'Ts MGeS y R RsSs
isi bea 'sy|1 % "% y S %msI s' Gsa
Cleveland Buckeye Ban, aud Wabash Stewart sandusky
Z Jenny lawson M'f HSm nee Ports.
o 61sfof Aug S aswA s sGS Bap 5. PSs Mo-
NSTS G fst tasSi % 0'
E 1 a 's9 d H%s' 5%S% %sss
si%S fSssa% yS:%sa%ss
Albany %oeO RSds sad Free Tr%e
for St jaGo Cuba which put in here in distress in lieu Of Geo
n HOLMES HOLE Aug es-Ar Victor. Gorham Havana for
r Mrw eaassaa kyss sd ooe RetsoH and In
dehs Rss. A b s N9o Ben" II Field vslde rA'
A SSswrGPs Planet, AHs rSq Edrdse Falmouth for
NEw HAynN' Aug so~Sid Chancellor, Collins Barbados
PesPash Goron Brandywne Lion Lewis and Obt Morris
m Mi' sEssr dug Ass GAR Lion Demns NYora Sid AID
BIZ AsnNSfT Aug 2SdAr pses spsX and s,% Smith
GSsao1j R % rn@%s Brdsepo John
bedford; Jackson Even Norwich; Lady Washington,
PHLApELrHA, Aug slArr Delaware Fisher, Boston; sa,
h ANTHONY, Barbados; Palestine Stevenson Fall Rysr
Thompson Seeey, Prov dence Lodema Eliza Price,
lerd WIN Fl Harrison, DAVIS camsen, Nc Cid Treaty
ssaard Eagon IA B Smith Nassau NJ
Nichols Baltimore Bickmore Brilliant Mcintyre, and Squire
Brother Beal Boston, Union Coby Mote
line Nichols Bristol; Patmos Clark Boston, Berine, Rymer
harbor the following yesses-Gallo, for Wilmngien Nc
Porto Rico and Jackson for Boston, Splendid for Norwich
~ There are two brgs coming down the bay also several
Meeker still in this neighborhood trying find the wreck
fragments Of the sunken soop of war. They swept
thing Saturday last supposed wreck obtained
Of the oops OF war that trying raise the De Baak
.NoRFoLK, Aug 27-Arr Union, Mitchell, New York The
Targuna Ludlam for Rio Janeiro from Hampton
oads Yesterday afternoon Geogana, Bede hence for New
a1 on y was beating down to the Cape Yesterday
yesterday aterHoea Sid Ann d, Bedel, NYork Arr 2sth
CHnELEsroS Aug 2sN ,iAr Hollybush sTmndy Thomas
S ny; Ram0' Robinson NY0h Below Sutton Galloway
,MopILr Aug aa-Cd Acton Perry, NYork 23d Senator
NEw 0RLEANs Aug 2s-Ar Bigkeuhead, tBr) Brown yers
Della Faes Kingston Ja Clara Ann, Minor sisa Towet
to sea, Chaos, Ontario. and TopliH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

In relation to the quantity Of Cotton received at New
Orleans We extract the following
On Thursday the 18th inst, two bales of new cotton
We're received being the first OF the season IRON
Madison CO. Mississippi and Opelousas in this
State As quality they would class about middling
but from the appearance OF the samples II evident that
the bols were not ma.ured, the cotton properly
ripe for picking, and is probably for the eclat OF
sending the first bale OF the new crop, that these
ket The bale from Mississippi has been sold ard
ten cents pound; but proper remark that
TINS Is altogether fancy price, This rate OF course
new crop. when fairly entered upon as old cotton of
similar class would not command 81 cents Last ear
the first bale OF cotton received on the 9Th of
August and at this date the receipts had $50 bales
with sales Of l43 bales at 81 cents for parcels clas
sing from good middng to Liverpool fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
Passenyers Sailed.

t,vERPooL-Steam ship Great Wester-Mr Fa,tenruh Of
Holland bearer of dispatches Holland; Granam
Mft dI,m m lidy child ard Mr. Ely peausy
John Ayres James Stewart, F + Dorr WIN Ridgway, L
Barnard Tetere and Edw Hale of New York; Mr. wynne
MsyYas I RHI;dswald New Ensy Rhanis,
child Mobile; Pierce Connolly, lady and family Louisiana
". Il, Taylor, Ohiq VIM Scott Rchmond Edward Bayard,
son; Boston, Chas Simon Prussia joseph Caller Milan; XU-
bearer of dispatches to the French government Mrs England
child and child Mr. Buckley Rob Berkeley Mathew Robert.
son and lady, England; w Toby, London; Mrs McGill
s M 1oa and servants; Montea Ms Gowe M;
Quebec; MIR aud Mrs Murray, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
owing are quotations Liverpool tifcation
PAGES OF CoTror.

The accounts OF the crop nearly the same as the
date OF our last A Mobile paper remarks -
We have conversed with era our citizens recent
though differing their views 10 the prospect agree
in representing the effects OF the as much less
serious than we had feared The backwardness Of the
season is however said to be apparent tnan ever
the cotton opening the plantations very
slowly while in Of the lower counties on the Ala
baIna, whole crops with opened boil
With easant picking weather during the fall and
late irosts, it is supposed fair average crop will be
made. In the adjoining Counties Of Mississippi the crop
other quarters month later. From Georgia and South
Carolina the accounts continue sdctory; the wea.
Their has been in places others the prospect
Is good for an average crop.
The comparative receipts of Cotton have been as fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
Brighton Market.

MONDAY, Aug. % IS43.
At Market 45o Beef Cattle, rs Stores 80 Cowes and
Ca YES, 5000 Sheep and $50 swine
Prces-Beef CattleWe quote 10 correspond with last
week, few extra at 81 50a4 rs; first quality
second quality rs rs; third qualify So
Stores-A very few sales only effected.
Caves and Calves-Sales at $l4, l6, le, % and %.
Sheep-Small lots from 75c to 81 SO. Old Sheep 1 IS
to 2 IS.
swine-A lot of cd Hogs from Ohio, two-thirds Bar
rows 4lc Small shoas from Al to &C. At retail from
cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, sEPrNmBER 4


Cleared.
SHIPS st. James, Sebor, London, Cirinnell Mntu Co:
Columbus, Cole Liverpool C.. III. Nlarshal Utica Hewitt,
Iave Boyd Hincken Norma Parker, Havana NJ Taylor;
Newark, Merwn, Savannah Durham Dimon; Coromando,
Freeman, do, Ogden.Barques Anoinee (Hamb) Peters,
Amsterdam Oerchs Kruger; Frederick us Stomer, do
VIM Weisser Roland {Breml Steengae, Bremen, II. Mul.
ler-Brg Amanda Rowland Belize Hon. b. Blanco-Schr
Adrian, Pitts, Richmond, Jas. Hunter
Arrived.
Spanish steam ship Hashez villar from Havana, Aug a.
Ship Henry Kneeand, Lock, &c days from Glasgow, with
mdse to q: Miln2i passengers.
Swedish barque ldona Mooark from Rio Janeiro July H.,
in ballast, TO order.
Brig Philip Hone, Perry from Valparaiso via Quintero 81
days, with copper, hides, NC TO Rowland X Aspinwal
British brig James Hay Wseman, 80 days from Sierra Lee
one. with camwood SC. TO r. |. Neyius < Son.
Brig Mary Averll Hatch, 10 days from Ponce PR. with
sugar, to ii. Southmayd
Brig Georgiana, Bedel, days from Norfolk with naval
stores, master
Sch John Murray Stanley 20 days from Cenfuegos with
copper ore, 10 Everett x Battele.
TO Allen Paxson.
sch James C. Hatfield Ingersoll from Norfolk with saves
bound TO New jersey
schr Henry Brown, Lingo days from Richmond with coal
TO master
schr Robert Crook Swan, from Virginia with wood to
master.
Schr Mary Dunlap, Conner from Philadelphia with coal to
master
Sailed.
Steam ship Great Western, Hosken, Liverpool Others
" Brig John II. Gardner, bound Belize Eond has an.
chored in the Lower Bay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
EVIDENCEl kVlpENCE

EVIDENCEl EVIDENCE!
BOSTON, August o. I82--CrNr.-This is to certify that
have used the two bottles Of that most excellent article
which your advertisement recommends and candidy
that particle of dsn removed aud eidcatcd aud
those hairs which formerly gray almost glossy
black their original color and the cophcous has
iecualy preysned hair from falling of The intrinsic
virtue OF the rrcopheous and my wish benefit my fellow
citizens, the sole motives that induce pen this eert
cate. Respectfully JOHN SMITH.
10 be had the wholesale depot price so per bottle
li6 Broadway, corner Of Liberty street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

Auction SALES BosroN, Aug. so.Lemons, Sicily, fair
and order 1898 boxes 81 so So per box 60 days.
ma brown Is boxes 81 g. Is per- 100 lbs. mos Fork
Western Mess, poor bbs So rs 10 II, Prime, ord.
boxes 81 lac per h. cash. Ece-Carolina 10 casks 50
5s, CASH Wrapping Paper 400 reams III lsc per
s.s 20 bbs adv sold per- 100 lHs
per gal Port Wne-Calabria, % casks, soc per gal 4
mos Vinegar-i2 bills s.e GAL bbls soc each, cash.
HamsWestern, ord, - casks. SC per lb cash. Cheese
Pine Apple II boxes damaged sc per ID, cash. Porter
London, 20 casks pints, 26a So odo quarts 50 per
dog, cash. Port Wine S. per doz, cash Paper
Letter. so reams, 81 per ream cash.
DRY GooDs-There were five large sales Yesterday one
OF which was composed of French and German manufac
lures Prices are improving the advances The
mpoatons as yet have been quite small and the stocks
in first hands have become very much reduced The hea
West purchasers have hardly made their vet
Large orders have gone out in the Great watern for inn
mediate shipment OF British manufactures ard we also
notice among the passengers the names of several of
heaviest importers
AsHEsPos still sell wanted at 81 a7t and Pearls at
So att The demand for both descriptions is very Ii
mited.
WBpKEY-Sales Of drudge in small lots at "a cents
We quote barrels ct "a 24tc,
HAY-We have no alterations to report in this article.
The sales and receipts continue to moderate extent
Prime quality is firm at IS 47c.
WHALrBosEwe notice sales in this market to large
amount which rule at 43 a cents for South Sea
North West The receipts the East for the week end
ing August 20 were "a 900 pounds There held
in first hands at New Bedford the 29h The supply
getting low, with an sctive demand.
FisH.-Dry Cod are in a faii demand and we notice
sales at s. ST. Mackerel much wanted and supplies
are taken Immediately arrival Sales of No at SO
Oh NO at IS 90, and No. at &c. The demand greatly
exceeds the receipts.
pRoyIsioNs-Prime Pork has improved both in demand
and price We now quote sales to fair extent at $40
Isl 1923 Mess firm at Sll so. Nothing doing in
Beet Mess held at 81 ST. 25 and Prime at Sc IS
AN active demand exists for Lard to ship; former quota.
tions rule for different qualities Butter Cheese are
IN limited demand the former quote choice daries
Tor family use at 10 Is cents Cheese is taken for ex
mort in small lots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
Foreign ImpOrtatiOns

GLAsGow-Shp Henry Kneeand-2O0 cks bleaching powder
Lee eo56 do Scheeln Brothers8 cases mdse
Wilson BroMn-9 Patton Sewart-90 coal G Mn-39
bales IL bxs Thompson- Gibbs-9 cs Fouids Stobo
COL ok whiskey 10 do mdse order.
PoNcr-Brg Mary Averi-53 hhds sugar so bbls do ] w
81 ' :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
Passengers Arrived

HAvANA-Steam ship Natchez--Jas Luscomb DR. ] Cuetc
Madame Cpeo de Zaldo children and servant John
hope, Mr. Nathaline, Mr. Mancon. =
PoNcE-Brig Mary Averill-F w Behreus
NoRFoLK-Brig Georgana-H Bagnal II C Berkby MI
Hoye and children ~ - '' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
To conclude with
AN INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT!
BY the Grand Orchestra in the Refieshmant Saloon

10 strict Police will be n attendance and
ken prevent the admission of improper persons.
" Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
the day.
posed of
No postponemen this establishment Of the
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway the Saloon
is protected and the Saloon, which ventilated from tho
tot and sides car be opened n a moments notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

800 ,Mss a. 6cn Yesterday evening be
% s 81 ss Ssss 'HS
e., % ss SHS $sIsa
% SSs1i
& % Vi esas s BHs
t the above reward will be paid for their return to I
$40 American gold $ IN Bills some change and Wo sod
n EFSE AHfEf n 4T Es @T .,1ss
Rss'SoIs between die Bonasrd
bid Sk tm lis 1 situate abOv Which ha occupied
&. s Fri sSSs
F@nease and amply supplied without regard to cost
% d EHss IS d w
The hopes that his past exeon and es to-
give satstaction viii him the Of his fellow
capital fare and accommodation at the least possible
ed s S S ss ass % the ass S doubts which @s sGI
,y
horse and %bas n a l% s apss%.o, servant
r"'"' '''''F'' '''''''G z. d. FRENCH
Hoboken, Sept 1st l8i3 81 ltsr
CAMPBtLL'S FOREIGN .EMl-MoNTHLY
mezzotint Engraving by j. Sartain called the Return of
the Waters.
Also, number of articles from he pens Of the writers
in the country contributors Blackwood Foreign Quarterly
London Spectator and Others.
This Magazine will be published semmonhly the low
price of S. annum--singe Nos. Is
Agents aud dealers allowed liberal discount
Subscriptions received and the books by mail all parts
of the United States, by the agents,
- GRAHAM & CHRISTY, 2Astor House.
Where agents be supplied advance with all the Perod
calls and cheap publications. 81 ltsr
COLLECTING BILLS, DRAFTS, sc, IN BOSTON
~ MASS-The subscriber has made arrangements in this
city, whereby he is enabled receive bills &c in
Boston for prompt collection Merchants and others wishing
Mr. GEORGE DOEI, No. l. Ann street, New York, who is
duly authorized TO bills and the for
collection vi monies collected by the subscriber will be
promptly paid over To the parties enustng him with their
his personal aelton business he trusts the c
ANDREW ROBERTS,
an2o lmsr Times Office, Boston.
FASHIONS! FASHIONS!! FASHIONS!u
n SIS, G.. WILLNMSS splendid plate of fashions con-
~. tanning eighteen elegant figures of fall and winter
tunes ready for delivery subscribers, and sale
the Office of the Tailors Magazine 27 Nassau street.
The Columbian System for cutting of every des
crpon being the most perfect the world taught and
Tor sale Also superior article OF tailor Chalk Remember
III Nassau ST. aust aFpm
DYSPEPSIA.A few days since announced in the papers
- of this city that had resumed the for this
book had made such additional discoveries induce
to believe that could the most obstinate aud
rate cases matter of how long standing which have
been and find
expectations all and have much condes
Us importance and utility in its efectng permanent that
have no hesitation saying that cannot imagine of
'"'f OLIVER HXLsTED, "a Nassau street
81 1nfec tedar 81. and Is Chambers 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
Cotton Trade.

Ihe cotton market in this city has been good and pri
ces are rm Dealers rather auious however at the
present rates In the South ports the transactions are
small as usual at this season the year. The of the
crop OF the past year lollows:-
REcEIrTs, ExpoRrs AND SrocKs or Corros rpou Srpr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
LIZ ANYWAY MANUFACTURING co will a.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
rTNHE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Apca9n l7th August a their Print Works N
Railway ". j. all the machinery and movable praTerty Of
the company consisting of printing and engraving machines
caendes copper nde dye oopers, dying aud bleaching
boilers % horse with
boilers fire engines patent balances iron safe hydraulic
press small slide lathe, with complete
of turning and boring and blacksmhs tools
of imported steel and and old ron quantity Of drugs
suitable cado printers and dyer tubs large
terms, stoves, tables, benches, NC.
Catalogues OF which be had application Mr. Philip
FERGUSON n WALKER,
ivl9 lm.r 81 William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
THE HUMAN HAIR FORCED TO GROW, STOPPED
FALLING OFF, DANDRUFF CURED, AND THE
HaIK WADE DARK. SOFT, CLEAN AND BEAU
EQR THREE

OUR only for selling bottles Of this article that
~ they this without much expense il
is not one Of the humbugs of the day know il all repre-
sent-ta will force the aud scalp of the head heal
thy action; f merely for dressing the hair nothing
tll, yet so economical as this, JONES'S CORAL HAIR
any other srtieet is not highly peIumed Though persons
oring and identifying the hair Persons names
ne most respectable citizens who have .ed this and found il
all here stated Sold, 2, shillings bottle
sign of the American Eagle 90 Chatham street NJ and
these appointed agensZeber Ledger Buildings Philadel.
na; sedding State street Boston, 2O7 King street Charles
Brooklyn. ST Im.ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE rmcd aud celebrated Pills from Portugal, are W,
perceive, be obtained ia fhis cnuutTv 80 savrrt;,e
mt the last columr w a"'"''e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
THE HUMAN HAIR FORCED TO GROW, STOPPED
FALLING OFF, DAFDRUFF CURED, SC, FOR
THE Low PRICE OF THREE sHiLLINGS,
BY USING ONE BOTTLE OF JONES5

-,.,, tVN.kb TIfIIN I.rsot UH1t .
MIND, reader, the above the positive and real qualities
Nl this artclewe don't miscpresentwe sell small bottles
that you may Try and know its qualities without expanding
large IL ysicans recipe
the roots Of the hair 70 healthy action thereby causing its
erow Persons who have irht, red hair should
IL will make their HAIR beautifully dark and in time make
the hair grow dark. II this is used merely for dressing the
hair IL viii make 1t (e har) dciously soft and silky, aud
keep j 50 thrice as onS any other preparation Give il
PREPARATION fou the Of the respectable
persons who have used this with success, the
Sold, price O. or shings bottle the Of the Anne
rcan Eagle, " Chatham street ~ " Agents Zeber Led
Buildings, Philad.lphia Reading State street Boston
State street Albany; 207 Hing street. Charleston s. c. or 10
Fulton street, Brooklyn 81 I'm &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-01
rHoRN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA

JHURN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Ca.
PAlBA AND SARSAPARILLA
Certain fe aud most eeca remedy discovered for
"A the OF tonorrhpa elects Whites Pains
in the Back and Lons Semga Weakness Affections Of the
kidnes Gravel Scorbutic Euptions NC The high estma.
ton aud sale this medicine has obtained FOR the last
four wars certain criterion Of ITS immense utility has
acquired the utmost lame ~ Of urope IL has been
examined approved Of and sanctioned BY the faculty of medi
cine and recommended by the eminent the
Prepared BY j. b. Thone chemist, London and for sale
wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRA Nj
2G6 Greenwich street OF Warren street.
Also Park Row and $40 Broadway 1863 Broadway 44
Bro.dway corner Lenard street. $50 Broadway corner OF
Walker street. aule 2wisnm