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EMPOR TANT TO PEN>ICIA Ns.-Pro-
] Il IapsuS utcri cured by External Neans.-Dr.
Ehoinpson-s Pelvic M. IL n

NPORTAN TO PENSICIAS PRO
Il IaPsus Utcri cured by External Neans.-Dr.
Rob't Thompson-s Pelvic Corset and Itcro Alb
dominaI Rnndagc.We have compktsl nseInenis
for these winch enable
supply adequate demand Tb-r increasing POPULAR
evdeneed By enlarged demand and ofapprohon which
constantly int medical city.
from Of the couni-waHant pressing
claims for preference the notice Of The medical profession ant
the public. Ply throughout
feel
applicability. prevent IN orierny W.
brief description OF the which viii enable
eide which may be- applicable thu Tor which may
| ted
The Pelvic Corset Tor the Ploa9sus trt aud aenan
diseases easily adjusted AMI By tie patient without any
The support portion
the pelv- ,ualy tenier under pressure upon
hn rather OF proper ize ami SHAPE neatly cushioned which
secured place straps comp yhch
added Of elastic webbing.
elasticity contemplated Juage. The Az
donnHl Banase, for the prevention ~ Progss Uer
weaknesses admirably ldapt % 10 the form o i patient
conyed and constructed Of
brace tie entire son and elstc of the abdomen
su.tains the spinal column most comfortable manner
the freedom ofacton every far; the odyan
der circumstances be drawn wrinkles os
pfevug ~ form and giving - support comfortably AMI
thereby avoiding the objection usually common
baniagc ioIi- anil ihef-b,
act as rigid cord rms taEase ALL kept place by
stnp- of elastic webbing.
~ BThese instruments patented esiie
webbing pan 81 the natera the right paten
age The u'e d" IN their manulei, must give them suppo.ne
VIII b. readily conceded BY all instruments having spy.
liable 20 the objection that y rarely comfortably
well nor can they e modified 10 s the The
Thess objections entirely Tompssns nsr
they be made smaller desired.
greatest yet advantage - that they can ~ iai
for about half te puce any other offered
We enabled e. DO this having purchased right
wha overcoming the objections generally urged against
hopns 70 reimburse Ourselves BY mere ad ae placing
within the reach Of patients who would
use Of ncm and fI pleased sly crpeca
tons have been realized. ALENR DUVAL co.
no HrI-rIfs. Richmond
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LADIES, VaENCu MOROCCO SLIPPTHS. very
handsome, al ~.

WE have just opened a large assortment OF
w the very handsome Hlppsr 81 per pstasy ~
really eooh and ci~sp. ~ ~ JUDAH MYERS \ Co
IpEARL PowDER-1his much esteemed cosmetic = ibr nost
pleasant and immediate ~ that nns an,t .pd nr
RED appearance ~ The complexion. which o oyefatnx
agitation hushes Nv ~ fpughne vt surface arDg
snt nfmaton, opcrate ike ehhun anay,ns he s,e,r
ment AMI spreading Tie featu and uniform ceit
AMI IN many peons beautiful aud nspaten sonne &c
for sais Wy
20 CAYNOR wOOD 4 co
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CO-PARTNERsUIp

HEAP LAND FOR 5ALETLe s.ibscfibcf authorized ~
~ pen Tact ~ Land H. county Fdnce William.
nom peculiar ccun stances BE- bought Tor trd n
bnsc value i5OO 100 ~ which heavily
ned with oak aud hickory; The oi light and quick.
q The open lard PoOd heart aad There about 100
m eIeecnt Cfcek Isnd admirably adapted r. he grown
The tact contains four excellent orchards and The bungs.
ore connoii0u' plerabs order II
fand iot Country HOrr AMI Tavern. The whne ue
an excellent nesue Tt pIre well waiered and healthy
asany q Virginia. tbs Land b. pIrehaaed,
dae application h. made foi - cash tine snail
advance 10 NoRuCR~ EnoHtsfs wh1 settling Virginia,
Il Affords Glance ~ Investment ethsn To- h. with
- "a o. r. nnT-rS
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LOUISA RAII.-ROAD.
Lines to Chariottesvillc, Staunton, Lyuchburg
and the virginia springs.

NIGHT TR.fyELLLvG fyoTDED-fSD 0REfTLY ~
CREASED EXPEDITION
TNHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
Il AFTER the Ia July. the
o,'rsye viii be 81 SO farv - Pare
burg ~ From Junction staunon 81 so Prom Junction Char
lo,ies,iiIc 81 so.
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TVoshiag Soda, PearlGsh and Sai .ArGfus.
WASHING SODA. Sal Araius and PearAsh just
w ed q supply above which Families
and Country Merchants For by BOLTON HARRISON,
rs Conner Msn and Governor sts below Eses Ruins
Cloths and Cassimeres.
- UPER Wool Black Cloths Invsbe and Blue DO Brown
~ and Olive Castor Cohs Black Doeskn CaSsmeres E
Elastic Fancy DC, OF and beautiful styles and
for no III KENT. KENDALL ATWATER
TO FAMILIES.
VERY Superior Beaehed Winter spe OIL iuSs received from
New Bedford. and for sale BY BOLTON A HARRISON,
no Drugr sf- corner OF and Governor Streets.
StEWING SILkS-Senetorias and Maresca's
~ Blue sTay Fenezos Blue sDi Red Letter DO Ro<v
Brothers Co.'S Drafts and Light Dyes Cloth Caorssrsen,
nanksen and
mo III kENT KENDALL 4 ATWATER
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WEBB, BACON & CO.,
NFEER FOR SALE. N essi, m ,,o.,r,sDt IN

NEDD DkCnN e. on
- 10y lsi1Di DhSOlV " SO5
4 DGh f"n HA.i' 10 eSsh ana PconPt GUS
.a,,ut o.,
30 ". s 80 o'" s
go =" roi'" MIC"
~ " u"S, .,,....
- 90 ~ tfolL S''hkr
- 90 'H,ineo
", ~ 20, $40 pp' Loaf
80 ~, rIusn'u,
W. W nnus Iinu'" Hhi rofo hie0 Mn'n''ss
wv uaeS iABWfa'
Nv" y" scented hih
NV 20 I",'ohe1 lcoFFEFs
~ q" '"nH anu Jaeo
Iu I.falev la
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BRUSHES.

LARGE is of Brushes embracing the fouOung
N Hair, patterns cheap; Coh Vsty
Tooth beautiful Nail
fine Backing Gbt White Washing kno, api
naked Scrubs hand Horss; painted handles
Paint. from No. 8 O 10000
An OC Which Will panetuai
GASNoR, weoD h co.
oc9 Next the Bel Tavern
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II ANGHORNE q AHWEsTEA DIS superior Urunoko
- cured Chewing TOBACCOA lust received add
oIened 70 which would the
&c 20 BOLTON n HARRISON, druggists.
Corner Of Main nd C.oyrrnor sfrcets
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LEWIS Wits LEAD.
1Sn KEGS Lewis's No. I and Extra Lead.
n wv ground in Oh. e5lb and 100 ID
ALSoSCO gallons Mountain tinssed OhwItha large
varied Painter Colours
aBd for sale reasonal JoIiNsroN's
oc IS Medical Emporium.
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nR. CtiUKCH's Chemical Essence Mus
~ tnrd. for acknowledgements uneIamPled success
which attended the administration Of this Remedy caused
eaeery sought for by thoarnd- Of invi suffering under
the Of Rheumatic Affections The relief afforded BY its
PEeatou speedy and effective Many Of the afflicted have
expressed searching and curative proper
Persons who been for years and disabled
from following their usual have been fully restored
health and activity nse4 Dr. Churehs Esssree Mus
rd eoassety tbs Of Acute and Chronic
Rheumatism nd stands without a rival For sale ~
HARDWOOD = BEAIE, Successors :. T. AIDE l. C.
a. UPERioR RON-S00 Pig Iron suitable
- Cannon Hollow Ware OF "vesuvu. braBi for
b nol7 n. ". & J. 4 co.
FlNHE subscribers oer for large OF following
Vices "Mousebnle Forge" SANDER
sons Manufacture, sletce aud Hand Hammers Files Screw
Plates Smiths Bellows Horse Nails and all kinds Of
Rlac ksnihs de VAN LEW SMITH A.
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BACON binds siouiier1
- 10 "a. Sides receiving and fof sale BY
oc l0-1Gt JNO. u. TRIPLErT & sON
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QAn SPANISH HIDES, receiving tor sale.
DOO no ~ WEBB BACON 90
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES nIINNE WATERIA PAINClP


THIS Academy established years ago, the pa
former lntendeni General OF the Island
other dungusned individuals of the nobility chants Of
this CITY, ne eocdoced on the plan of the German gvmna
sa; and the OF tuition the ntcogativc All the
scholars understand English language many them
speak habitually and nuently
The Principal has the experience OF schools France Ger
England and the United States His chief aim
give the youth entrusted his practical Of
those branches of polite education which required all
active careers and are applicable to any.
French German and Spanish anguage History Geog hies
Sanru Philosophy the practical part Of Mathematical and
Drawings Of varions kinds.
Professors Of divers acquire reside
ablshment and all the classes receive instruction
from the director.
Such signal attended this plan ui,ion that Sc
yca of the pupils under twelve Of ages speak
two foreign languages in perfectly Ineligible and
those Of ripper years, correctly and easirv.
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also Of other
language thus placed within the reach Of the youth Of the
pQu,sh the many advantages which from ed
ucation: The object Of the Principal in desiring receive
youths from the Unred States facilitate the requirement
oil the Eng sh accent for his Spanish pupils which service
would be doubly repaid them by by the aud introduce
here the manly spirit of the English schools The yeuns c
mate the house being spacious and airy, heahfu
spot at short distance from the city; and within
limits hns bath and compile gymnasium for
oil the pupils health Two Yeuths lately arrived from Germa
n.y. have passed the summer in the cOo perfect health A
the principal married man, and his wife sister have
dttnat Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions updsturbed
NE terms are t40o per annum payable three months
yante There extras except clothes and books.
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ,
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Ever dear niece, your affectionate.

A PARTY or PLEAsURE.-Sn William Drum.
mond, wealthy Scotch baronet, is at New Orleans
preparing for pleasure party to the Rocky Noun
tains during the coming season. An exchange pa
per gives the following account of him -
Sir William has already made two excursions
across our Western praries, hunting the buffalo and
other large game with which they abound, and vi
sitting the various tribes of Indians who roam across
their vast extent. He returned to Scotland about
two years since, and has subsequently travelled ex-
tensively in Europe and the East visiting Russia,
Circassia and the Holy Land. But he has now re-
turned to seek out not only trophies of skill in the
chase, upon a scale too, not knewn in Great Britain
but to explore the lakes which abound near the
head water of La Platte and the Yellow Stone. The
Tropic says:-
Sir William will leave here in the course of the
approaching month"; and it supposed that the expe-
dition will set forth from Weston a point on the
Missouri, between the middle of April and the first
OF May next. The party will consist of some fifty
PERSONS completely equipped for the purpose of such
an excursion. AT present 1t is supposed that they
will ascend the Platte rver in the plains bordering
upon which the buffalo is found in vast numbers,
till they reach its Not far from here-speak-
ing comparatively, of course-the Yellow Stone
takes its rise in Lake Eusace, which, with other
large lakes, 1t is the intention of these voyagers to
explore. They will sojourn for while among the
Crow and Snake Indians, visiting such other tribes
as they may find upon their route.
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Circuit Court.

MARoH s-Pomeroy Us. CsrneH.-This case was con
tinued today. MIR. Lord IL for the defendant and Mr.
0Codne for the plaintiff They summed up the case
the Judge charged the jury. He laid down the law HI
further stated that in making application before grsnc
subsidiary and necessary clue the su but
he must not go beyond. He what
been the personcharged with offence sacu
ally guilty. say such person has been arrested who
charged with forgery with crime is not slanderous
But say that the person has been arrested whs has
mted the forgery may be sanderous. In this present
case you should find that Mr. Cornell went beyon his
duty and give verdict for the plaintiff then the next
Question is the amount Of damages In this you mus
guided hrs by the extent of the injury and secondly
by the malice OF the other party. The JudgegNensshi
opinion that In instance Mr. Cornell had gone beyon
MS duty ing that the individual he'd been arrested
who had committed the forgery But for the jury
to say whether this statement made maciousy OF
Judge Kent bore ample testimony from his own pri'
vste knowledge to the good character oil MT fomeroy,
which indeed u admitted on all hands
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BRANDRETH,S PILLS

r., Secured bu Letters Patent of the United States.
THE METHOD TiI D OF pREPARING THE BRANDRE.
THAN VEGETABLE EXTRACTS.
Careat entered 9th June lsl2-Paent granted 10 Benjoin
,,,ur Brssndreth 2oh January, ls4s.
hi now pcce. w iis bonx
APPLICATION of heat The active principle Of the herbs
INV, ''fa s the i iiTi vEd f.
ssns the Time
W" Si
ssns ss y s s.
are dy y'is@S%s o% ne
or h y aSs% With ssSpe
las with salt rheu@ with Indigestion so with cough,
mouth Let ftS.a S Af tas
cine, and d, tney w,llfad they requ 70 other,
sowev 49, Hudson street. i" S and at E. rpps
D'''on street Il ssT 10 9iiNSvALIns.-n
Fl s TSay T butt .s1.y
the S%man s H and ok s
s By @ 5; %
wss noting 6eS m from tS the a do us9
merely reeye-'hey Di,eass, whether chronic
CURE Of cxN s;1a GUS SORE; ~,
Docr9R BENJAMIN BRANDRErH:
to You deb, of era, tude that money cannot pay
a s Se % Of S sa s.s
years this she taken with pain her ankle which
bis atendspee the pain aud seEns to- an alarming
great Doctor attended her for SIX mon h. and she
sore larger Al the me lie SAID ',a he up would
and my 9oI wife .l continued to suffer the terrible
xhss a Ss SstS
lief t. se ali rs her
thus we s after having tired during one whole year the
despair My poor wss constitution ranidy falling in the
uded that we would try your Unver.
sal Vegetable Pills determined fairly their eff
great of the pain Within one Week TO the
OF and every who knew of the the swelling
aud would sleep comfortable and sir after six weeks she
fourteen mon'h, Ioa little over months from the time
quite sound and her better Than i had be- IN quite
number of years before. send this statement after two
ties, of the only of justice
''' ''N '' We are, with much gratitude.
TIMOTHY Is'P EG1zX A. LITTLE.
Ps-The Botanical Dr. pronounced the and
s%sa
msa US n d'G fort 70 cce wSs snE "
Boston 10 Hsnoyer street Providence X. L., John Shaw
SrssSI Ns%%eh, SsaS: Wn. F.Ssass: sSiisd:ie6a.;
k kSs%Gns y Is cAs S e. uss
+ Buffalo w. w IL Ns% Eae
heny yIoom, P3'shagh 1875 w9Sd street! and BY over
genuine be bought regular Agsn-poved by
ing Certificate Of EfnSy And a, h observe 'ha, the
and that there six Signatures Of Dr. Bs,%n Brandeh
each box each label being Bfandeth aud
Pills me- msod&itwy~ec
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Literary Notices.

The INDIoAToR.-The fourth number of this work
is before us, and is richly freghted with material oil
the most sterling character The opening article on
the Improvement of the Mind is far above the
usual commonplace on this subject. Nebhen's
celebrated letter "To Young Phllologon," should
be in the hands Of every student Of composition =
Halves, is very able and interesting essay. Rules
for study from the German" " On DecIsiveness,"
"SelfTrust, "and many others too numerous to men
ton, are really valuable essays. We can speak con
scientiously in favor of this work, as being most
useful manual for all persons who know enough TO
wish to know more. Published by Jas. D. Lock
wood, John street.
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Court OF Conn mon Pleas.
Before Judge Ingrahan

Before Judge lDgraham
MARcH S-Emeiine Dsiaiush Us Nm. RsnWiek ct 81 -
The verdict in this for planf-$leS damages
and cents costs.
No business of any interest transacted today.
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DIR. MORRISON.

DIX. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY 2e4K Fulton street near
0reenwieh-Dr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
OF Surgeons London and form ry Surgeon the British Nal
continues to be consulted daily all disease, offs delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms
dlcious treatment and the impdcnt fQuack medicines
pr NJ has had an experience Of twenty wo treating
delicate diseases all their andc implicated FORMS and
uses mild safe and nfable substitute mercury eIadca
ing the vcnerea with ,thout subecting
patient TO risk restricting him n musua diets
suln while his medicines agreeable In taste and smell Per
mlent INSTRUCTIONS the urehra. such and
laemen Of the prostate gland ompaned with much I
nuon and dull pain about these parts Of the
OF malt.eatment. Dr. M
hfe promoting absorption of tho thckened ccua
membrane without any pain
CONSTITUTIONAL observation-disclosures of young
are suffering from die consequences Of indulgence
only induce create depression Dr. NJ cases on
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cure-the suctest hoaor and confidence observed.
Letters PAID and suitable fee, will ensure
TIE full advice and medicine part
Union, by his ging history Of hs detail 2o4k Full
street Greenwich. ma msr
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N: Y.
PASSAGE to and from Great Britain and Ireland by the re-
ab of ne OF packets sailing on the " 7h ' anu
The old Black Ball line of packet. are a. follows
'' G EhM R4Nk CAPTAIN Captain fbE slsSw
:. C0bUMBUs. Captain Cole.
SS$TA Captain Captain Rns ssSS:,
oxF6Rp. Captain Ra,hSoas;
saline al name t &
class ships win alo be despatched from Liverpool to Boston
More onG auS tho d
ent ports British North America weekly The subscriber
cali sh the attention. Of hce residing the UseG
States. and Canada VINO wish to send Tor their friends to come
WAYS by line Of packet ships sailing
absve and in order give facility and quick despatch
ing the Commercial Line WILL in addition e packets be
despatched by his Liverpool three four days
sending their friends may assured that every thing
nected with his bushes. will be executed with his usual
command preferences for this line and of the
public patronage which has been literally bestowed for
the money refunded customary; free passage also
be secured BY steamboats, from the different ports in Ireland
Rettances and Dras-With regard to his arrangements
of the OF ms drafts hey are such as to
Great Britain and Ireland Those persons. there
fore throughout the United State who wish money
address OF the party to receive II draft for the amount at he
or BY first psc ship and receipt or duplicate q same re-
turned through the post office For further particulars apply
JOIN " HERMAN kPEINASN q e South i street,
In Msf5ans CO. oof a.. assFp'0
In Ireland-Dinnis Delsny Esq. Dublin; Messs. Joseph
Allen Co. Belfast; MIR. VIM Cairns Londonderry A Muir
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JOHN M. DAVIES e JONES,

JOG WILLTAN STREET, COHNER OF JOHN,
lave received from and of their
inuacture, assortment OF Spi
Goods thing and fashion able
the genmen's furnishing line. which added to their for
comprises of goods rarely
found in store, among which are
CAPS-ln every variety, for gentlemen, youth and chill
drsn.
CRAeATs-Of plain and figured satin, grains, cam.
bricks, sc.
sCARFS-Or vesting attn, broche.
GLOVES-Of hid. silk, brown and chene linen, lisle spun
HOSlEKY-Of cotton merino, wool spun silk, &c.
UNDER GARMENTS-Of shaker knit merino. wool en-,
silk, cotton &C.
LINEN COLLAas-Plaia and Byron of all qualities and
shapes.
rufh.s, sc.
sUsPENDcRS-Ofru gum elastic. SILK, cotton, SC.
OILED SiLkS-Of white and fancy colon, warranted not
to adhere in any climate
The above complies only part of their assortment, and Pur
chaen will consult their this SPLEEN
dad assortment Of good. before purchasing.
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL, at their old established
Cap, stock, Linen and Oiled Silk Mandatory
NO: io6 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
M rns I'm
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TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT-This Medicine has already
proved itself to be all that il has been nded
those who have II fair this country, the
mand for daily We have heard an ImpoY.
Of Asthma which has been effected by the use OF H.
ghborins town-the female who mad
long time been under the caro- of physician
ceived relief aud considered
last she purchased bottle of Dr. Jaynes
which caused her expecorae freely gradual aed to
hesitation saying that thus preparation of Dr. JAYNE for the
of coughs colds Influenza, asthma &c "a
m. most valuable medicine ever offered TO the
lie There quscwery about Dr Jayne one Of the
.kul practising physicians Penn yvan aud wh,r
his prepar have been thsroush test ed he
looked great pablo Observation-Disclosures Me-
J,1mai - .
York 23f msm
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLU IION OF PARTNERSHIP
THE Partne nhip heretofore existing between JOHN GAL
4 LIER aud JAMES MURPHY in the business Of COM
position Ornament Manu the City OF New York.
dissolved the 2lst day Of January m by the mutual
OF both parties The business will continued
the old stand. No. 5o2 Broadway by John Caller VINO
ch uged with the collection OF all debts due the said
firm, and the liquid on Of their liabilities the said John
Caller also empowered 70 the Of the said firm
for the purpose aforesaid All indebted thereto will
the hout delay those having
against the firm will please TO render their above
John CALLER
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l. u GIN A DIAL;
ELIXIR OF LOVE

ELIXIR OF LOVE-
In TIME, among the Jews,
wS a, r. ' ss Fa,s ws %iGhf eh d
Noe ilir.n bore to bless his home.
AffIct thus, the Roman ron
Prayed to Lucine, the midwife's patron;
Called to their aid the Priests OF Isis;
And even now, the meek Hlt doc
Warm as her cline, and tender too
Ifchildles, twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senseless Idol
Ava with raised hands, in accents wild.
For we'll she knows. Love shuns to bless
The Hin 90 bed Of barrenness.
So much for love in days bygone,
And savage customs in own;
Hut say, even now, does Loves communion
No! oft'times coniuzal felicity,
Is thus distursed-ay, cen in this city.
Yet, may the barren, il they try :,
W wiz "s Iose E si for sM her nIi, friend,
The childess wifes repnings end.
But not the progressive power
Consumption'sills it will prevent
s Wtn vsor flohe the ,mIp0;e1at;
Eruptions from the skin it eh7ses.
5fs woman: Tu'tEand me- ns'eI deceive: her,
And each disease, with proper care, tool
Her fair nd fragile form is hei to.
These are but truths who calls th, m fiction
Leuers-all forms OF attestation-
From the Of every nation,
With grateful missves from all quarters,
Penned by Disea and Quac' ery's martyrs,
Thousands who lay, vita flute Jog breath,
Almost within the jaws Of Death
Nov in their nightly PRAYERS repeat
Tha ks TO L lies friend, in Nassau street,
And sometim, :, 5 name the very nu unr-
o., dream ng tf Diseases ordeal
Cry out for the "Luc'na Cordial"
Persons ordering this edicne the country by send
remittance, have boxed and Of Il
Union. Price 81 BOTTLE, or S24 per dozen mi lmsec
INDICATED VAPOK BA Hs, 25 Court landt street, e
1u tabshed l826-Scaret fever, colds, infammatory al
chronic Reconnaissance cured in few days by the OF j.
Canos Medicated vapor Baths.
Dpen frOm O i'm NOR n A
Sulphur Baths require hours previous notice Porab
baths sent to of the city Brooklyn Bathing tn
biph athu fnrh md tyxr