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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-29
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One brig, unknown. Wind WSW.
General Record

BRIG WM IAYLoR, Hoey OF and from New York, bound
outer reef Of Boldly Island on the night the 10Th inst
$IssW& St Ss%assd
S @ vsab TS fSG goods goods
Sc amounting to about There insurance in this city
s Ss ss .eso %G
'h ns%1 s he West B on Wednesday
morning, without sustaining any damage, and anchored at
seMn T. BESrSF which went ashore the GrdTo1
q s Isl MSsy T. nsnEr took Ne evening
menced in the galley which was burnt with the foesai boom
ssaS S an %
s :a sts EXT Ss@ Bs1s 'fa & ssGa
mind I've Where was loading
BsTsgE HANsl,Ss OBJ MIay.s from Dsmsrsr pre-,
oJ aSn rFI1ed IN the 0ns " Charleston had proceeded to
fine ship of 500 owned by Josiah Hale of
Currier J this day O'clock Newburyport Herald 2sh
"''' WhnIemen.
LssS M o@ % H Ess e os s M n 1880 ' oil GOO
Arr at Zanzibar April 49, Bosota Fuller NIB with 1850 bbls
| considerable damage
we'll March g: Of Tristan a AsuaP ~ .,, a,,. 90
Louisa, Bremen for Philadelphia, cath inst Cape Henopen
h BIN @ ss MsR m EssPd s Pilot f Ss.
'''"' : '' ' Foreign Ports.
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RsnoS Bell IoadoS CITY Of kOeRe tampb To"
ioss; --.. o.r, ss--oiu ravorIte, Taylor, Glasgow
Home Ports.
LyDrc, Sept S2.Arr Aqdromeda NYork; Only Daughter,
ss1 Bs'e &oHon Martinique; Lion Pat
g g wP. Ford
Sat- s0
and Sei.o% ThiIadsP$s Iowa Boadman, NYoIE
SS%.ySs$ssS e SEPT ;sases Post raaael g
%ls Helena Asa HsE 1FsS s
%aS mills "a fns lost 6s1 R main yard &C. "a
so;gSs SA4 Grand rum Parsons S, HOs Cot
is s sa?i ,Ss az"
Nf Bs% a1 p snail M%qsSS4 NS sy
S d E MS ASaS ae Go Aaps,o" Se GeSy
aud Excel Lowell NYOk, Arr 25th Surplus Nichols Phi
ladelphia.
BrpToSp, Sept ss-H% Mary Burns Fcote Delaware
River
EpGARrowN. Sept 23,Arr Deaware Weeks Philadelphia
for Portland; William Black, do for Boston, 2ith Oak HILL
NYork for do Richard Taylor Haskell Philadelphia for do
In port Goth, the above.
President Wilbur Norfolk; Amity Casio. and Maria Eliza,
Bailey, Philadelphia; john Bunough Albany Victory,
Eench Moses EDDY. Bven Tecumseh Child, aud General
PHILApELPHrA Sept as-An Espeleta Ames Black River,
Jam; Augustus Lord Pitt Prov dence Gampps Steward, and
Michigan Allen NYork Cid Benz Franklin, Finn Mariner,
Kdder; 81 Lawrence, Griffin; Ceres Tarhox and Gil Bias
aud Basto Cnmner New York; Patriot, Crockett, Ports
mouth NH; Harriet Johnston, Bri1geton.
NORFOLK Sept 23-An Indiana, Horton, Hartford: William
Allen spadng Boston: Bolivar Barnard Nantucket; Yves.
Vance Turks Island for Philadelphia
of head winds In Hampton Roads John Marshall Poylhess,
from Amsterdam Forest King Baltimore for ST John, NIB =
Arr 25th Algonquin, Williams, ro,idence; Daniel Francis,
Small; Union Paine and Pamlico Stoddard Richmond for
Boston. Sid Ontario Staples, West ndes Virgna Bedell
NYork.
EDrNroN NC Sept 22sld Brilliant Redman, Barbados
CnARLEsroN Sept 2i-Arr Dan Webster Parker, Havana.
Cid Emily. Sheryy God. NNork.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctione~r.
BY BELL " HOWARD
tStJrsf No. 20 .fnH S'rrft and rs Fulton street

FRIDAY,
At lob o'clock ia tie sales room,
Kegu sale Of val able dry gcods clothing watches
eiFy AID pldg, d art Giles. !. great variety.
SO the entire biance stock Of retail dry goods store
4.so, q ainerela' { tsior.
Also iioatr hae shirt. second hlnd clothing. &c.
SATURDAY.
, .MlOl- oc ,ck ~ the sales room.
lrge sale Of valuable 1itur- Of all
] Kitchen utensils ~. - - ~ - Nr's $3.50
carpets aud piano fories sofas and hairs
iNls the balance stock Of splendid Londan China
| shades, glass ware, SC. '' ~ ' 1885, -F
,,.,, 49,, Al y o'clock precisely
Billiard Table-A and cn,n,l.,a ,.hI.
basement. ~ $500 =" ~ '~
Also invoice of choice wnes-Port Madeira and sherry
IN casks demijohns aud bottles The Port Wine is yery su
I~nor. 80 -
MONDAY,
At i0x O'Clock IN the salss room
Extra Salc-Pano Foes Sofas, Fur nure, Painting Gc
The following articles by catalogue and without
order of receiver and OF whom may m
viz splendid piano orre second hand do London
Cabinet superb city made do do quantity Of valuable
music cnoice collection Of original paintings and works;
cases beautiful stuffed birds &c
Also large elegant furniture best sofas and
rocking chairs peor mahogany and maple chan bureaus
beds. Nc Nc
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The following statement Of the receipts of produc
at Cleveland for O seIi. 8 Of Years, to Sent. / -
Account of Flour and Wheat arrived at tide waite
2uring-


In reducing the Hour TO wheat allowing bushels TO
BARREL have aggregate OF 22 barrels OF flour
arriving lie water since the opening OF navig aton
exceeding the arrivals Of al by TAG, 1891 bbls.
Annexed the receipts at Rochester, In Ibis State
this
By Erie. .4S4- l67 hr.H-i-
By Gsnvsro Valley .li6,S4O
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THE RESCUED NUN!


THE RESCUED NUN !
On A CONVENT AND ITS WRONGS
"In these deep solitudes and aw full cells,
Where heayeily penslve contemplation dwAls,
And musing melancholy reigns,
What these tumults in yestas veinsP'
WILL BE PUBLISHED OF SAT- kDAY, seth ms tapt,
w price ShiiiingThs thrillngy inter esting tale
founded on by the author of Mabel
the Actress &c. =,
This work illustrates trutuly and powerfully the
aud arbitrary policies of prevailing sect aad should be rad
by all the AntiPuseyite discsson oil the day
The author the OF who describes
he has known. This tale cannot fail TO comrand
universal atteuton.
Published in handsome book FORM with perfectly new large
type, and superior paper -,
Also the third edition mabel the Actress price 2;s
cents. EURGEsS SIflNtrh,
so Otis Corner Broadway and Ann street.
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PULASKI HOUSE.
MONUMENT SQUARE. SAVANNAH GEO
BY y. WIT.TRt :LR -'' SSS''

THE following may !e sddaeel from among the m,pv re
saes Sass n se
House-fe,ng beyond any companion whaeve nnber one
very fEWs Iis zSffi;l hStl, rH1l''d
to P ,R s.Id, following r msss compliment
= Gazette his OF many nvalids 20
sso y 1. 6ss.: a Ss
only io ' rs.1: 1t DOWN
but sorsIaa1s his al ,5s he linen and ssS.
d % AZ Sst r..
M. Tr,G he Editors Of the United State. Gsars..i
WIN you allow me the privilege Of your column.
among which number Of yeur suScabers must be foaad
P'"Sa6y sTs no sub ss' about which Intended sy.ls
which they posses. Public seeommo!se that
] s ,ss S
be les eiaseul md weather soahsrn sss;es
s" S% ss, ss sGs Gs sGSs
great loss Of those comforts snd which long
%s afford R's &
%y. me ss%
s S c hSa PEER 1A Ws. ra:
most deli sh"y 5 and embraced I'D in Of build
]aet fists hTcush9u The house and peans and
mcnt The table aiw VS. sarped at ss"s oiheay and .a
ga;s with The choicest dishes Of the lille the
society resident for The SEASON at this re house aud drawn
character.
Our host him:et be said that all his visitors unite
IN hearing testimony to hts uncea'ng Judicious
aud courteous department., which while they
ed this hotel inferior and Others
United States al, who the Pulaski House. his
his friends aud well wher When
heroe 70 the existence of this establ shmen, savannah
be added the aud subty Of climate during
winter months, and the aactiven Of the city,
not he doubted that when the merits of the Pua House
well Pnown the avorte at he
sonth of The invalid well the traveller for Peas..
A SUBSCRIBER.
This Hotel Infinitely the where lodged
Charleston. Hee obaied the iuestimable luxury Of
bath" Mrs FANNY DUTLEh-
s2J ctr Winter Journey Georgia
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HENRY RUssELL's CONCERTS

LIBRARY CONCERT ROOM BR0ADWA "
MR. HENRY RUSSELL respectfully informs pulIic
M that he proposes giving Vocal Emit .aiamn, Inc n.
Fr;day evening Sept goth. Is3 which occasion se w
have the presenting TO the public several Of his
and most ayorte compositions.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 30


SUN RISES ......'5 SIS MOON 10 0
'UN sETs... ......5 IS HIGH WATER IL 0
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WHO Is MY FRIENDl
Eft HIM THAT is Just show IT, by calling and makini
IL purchase OF the following kinds OF goods wholesale an'


EFT HIM THAT is just show it, by calling and making
IL purchase Of the following kinds OF goods whoesae anu
retail =
Silk Shirts aud Drawers
Merno Shirts aud Drawers
Lenbs' Wool Shirts aud Drawers
Cotton Shirts aud Drawers
Some of each kind OF extra size. =, -,
Also Suspenders, Stocks, Linen Collars Linen Cosoms
Shoulder Braces Riding Belts Money Belts Pistol Belts, with
variety OF ar cs for gentlemen Quitting for the approach
ing season ri ase call and The goods will be freely
''' sai Sieodissrc IRA fEREGO. IA Maiden lane.
JONFS' PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARl A
CANDYOpe single % cent package IS warranted TO con.
tain eight of the medical Of the root q
one thing rcadci, assured that this SarsaperIi
ouy mercury minerals you are using other exrtcts
try this; will hud its effect thusit wi, mildly enter ,
system keep blood aud body cool gently the bowels
and restore those afflicted with any disease This Sarsaparl9
permanent health good should be
with other aud heat should be used preparing this
This has all these give IL trial eau
conscentiously recommend for disease for which sa
parlla remedy; this Is sold for IS package or
for ST. the sign of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham SGT
n AGENTS, Zeiber Ledger Buildings. Phil,delpna' Mr.,
ding, State street, Boston; 81 State street Abfnny IL
Hayes l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn; Milh9ms ~ p'o'
Newark; and Pudney, 1911 Main street, Poushkeeis"'
s29 msr
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what he has seen or Known This cannot fail to command
Published h,ndsome book form, with perfectly large
Also ond 2s i thd s Ris Of mabel price
| cents. lURGEsS STRINGtR
| $50 Otis Corner Broadway and Ann street.
THE wEsrM TR!s PAY h H!nitMsEEaR 10 for August
1913. Price so cents oNTENTs
]. Colonel Torrens on Free Trade.
z Bssck,psham'sa A an 2isiue, or I11,y
I. The United Ir.hmen and the Repeal Agitation
8. Lope de Vegas Gatomachea
Ns WORKS or on f GhS, sS the Late War
9. 3ertyudeSI, Instant, The Dutch Novelist
r ssa"S r. Sol' 2 American Boundery Question
Postscript on the Sessions.
Critical and N''s',;Is?S' SsSS;S;; rsDI H:
GENT y' s all Periodical Agent. Throughout
doss1 a e f Gh w .d
$1,000 ,ag sa:srsn s ss S, r
M T. sE.s e
a% sS1 s 'G' amy ' ROCKWELL No castor uou.e
HERD OF BUFFAL0Es FOR sALE.-The proprietor
oilers T sale sy or in pair, en- . Dsoss TIVE and
they valuable they make the mobiles, agd beef
Ss ss sans NE; ne s ss
iobOken They will De sold at great bargain. go ssr
FOR SALE CHE P-A complete Printing Office, calculated
for snail daily OF weekly newspaper Consisting Of
~e'' &c. a'' A'N''' Ae"' ''s' JAMES CONNER
SCR Corner OF Nassau and Ann streets
WM T, JENNINGS CO, Merchant Taor,, 23i Broad
msS Sf1Sisa
Roy seI Stuart, Es i M5"A'
Fo,bel Mac Donald,
Atbo Victoria.
The above with great variety of plain and figured Silk Sa
tin and Wooen vestinss comprising the best N h
rady money s2S lws- IN -
nt2ges- w II STINEMETs,
ATE of Nassau street. has hand well selected stock Of
@ Of SnG at prices ena as reasonable as those
Of any other estab shmni furnishing similar article Those
DESTROYS of economsng Tin the ense requested 10 call
at No 80 Cedar street, one door west OF Broadway
Co. X W;% are ss nG F., es1ny u. wf s
by the last Hayre packets for sale at the lowest RAJ s ny e
case box or dozen. SIS lws.r
A PlNl NST R9Ws T H0yf.1
| MO. Ill BRoADWAY-Teble de Hote or Orinay7The
IN requisite number Of sqbscnbeIs having been obtsined the
charge the Ordinary will hereafter be twenty-five cents for
The charges at this establishing Board Lodging
| Transient Bo,iders, per day......"...'.''"' sI25
| Permanent Board aud Lodging per wsek..... 8 90
DO do without room. 60 {: ..a ,u,..,i, 500
Dinners n per week. six days 80
sssG G : G Gs BY s h ss @oess sS, s o
~ B-Privae Dining Rooms for rorie &c Sous 3teoo y
THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlBA AND SARSAPARll LA.
POSSESSES few not enjoyed by other me
with enlightened pabc render sssuredy highly popular
desdersum long sought ior N the medical world
that If paste it entirely steless and uoplis
sensation to the patient IL has acquired the utmost fame u, At
by the faculty o. medicine and recommended
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u.
little reaction took place to-day rsm the late rapi
rise Ohio e's fell this is the last stock Kentucky
indiana per cent; Harlem I; Illinois SIS rose /; Long
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A UCTTON NOTICE.-G reen and Hot House faets "A.
n LEVY will sell Friday morning at O'Clock at No Isl
Broadway collection of fine plants, among which neVLemon
frees India Rubber LauristiLus Daphe, Lemon Nerben1.
Jasmns Fuschiss, Pride OF Bermuda. kuea Bgnonia Rho
dodendro Coropea Bananas Lavender Cactus e'itZa
Regina or Queen Plane, Roses G,ran ums kc &c Sale
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TO PRINTERS.
TOR SALE.-Two fcunts of Type, Mni9n and Sonpansl
which have been used the New York Herald Apply
It this Office.
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TRoWBRIDGE &CO.

At 10 o'clock at the Sales room, 3oi Broadway
A,ssnee sale of carpets oil cloths mating window shades
STAR rods clocks Sc. To be sold without large 10
OF the above mentioned articles close by order
assignee.
Also an assortment of fashionable furniture by catalogue
consisting OF chairs sofas besead washstands bureaus
e tables card do otomans, dvans tables looking glasses
Also, second hand organ aud music boy. s29 ltssc
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90 C0uttldndt street, uruRsie's Ntne'""y'
From ageto oge, from ond to land
Read, travel, go no matter where;
Fron northern SHOWS to Egvpt's sand,
An love besuteous lead OF hair.
Mark Antony, Of Roman tame,
Saw Cleopatras locks Of gold;
They raised within his breast flame,
And conquered conquercr SO bold.
Then list ye young. andlis ye old;
Think not OF what some qnacks would plm;
But II your hair be thin or bald
Try Oldrdge's Columbia Balm.
Thousands from ten 10 three score years
Have tiled It's merits with great care;
And soon above the brow appears
A rich ard beauteous head ofhar.
The genuine oldridge's Balm OF Columbia has always
the sgnature of Comstock Co. on H. Hthat cannot be
found II is counterfeit The genuine to be had in this
cty only at 81 CouitlBnd ST. Branch House. boston, o.
CoInhil
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oy- THE ANoLo.AMERIcANF oR SATURDAY

n1y- THE ASGLO-AMERlCAN FOR SATURDAY
next viii be fun Of rich things received by the LAST arr
val The following part OF its contents ~ vision
OF the world, by Data p Marstop the memoirs OF
man. pert OF this exceedingly rich story LOUIS
Philippe KING ofthe French, very interesting sketch
from "reminiscences oil men md things by one who
good memory a. a skech in the Tropics from super
cargesiog Keeping up capital article by Lamar
blanchard g. Temperature oil the EARTH iull of inorma
ton 7, The repeal fthe Union, By II Hood g. Esto
Grief. Esq Facts Suicide 10 Hy dropatby IL, In
teresting trait OF Chinese character; H. Havre; 49, Po
cy Of &C. from the lat Quarterly Re-
view IA The soldiers dog 10 My intimate friend TO-
WoTkmans gsliows IL, Mr. Borrow 49, Miscellaneous
articles, varieties Columbia College, Mr. Macready, Ed
toriel notices. Sc SC.
80 per year, single copies 81 cts
L. A TIJTTIE Agent. 6 Ann ST., ~. Y.
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n ANDSQME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 10 o'clock, at
NO. 2Oi Elm street general OF household fur
n!tue eonsisti1g Of sofas na chairs and di
mig tables gifandoles hall and astral lamps window shades
OIL cloths pltlor aud stair fire looking glass
bureaus feather beds and bedd bad china aud glass
with WINCH the sale will Commence.
At Pc,te See-A pleadid staff uniform, with horse urn.
pre piete fwshed the vacant staff can BE-
~ urch Iraa
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w. 9. RICHARDsON AsA"'

03- PILES.-Hay's Liniment and Lin's Balm OF China,
warranted to matter how bad, or the
money returned. To be had only at 81 Cortlandt st.
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ny- PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
Pills for the radical of Gjnorrhes elect and oil UNI
pleasant discharges from the ufethra Inc extrsord
nary demand for those pills since their introduction into
this country the best criterion OF their values over
three thousand boxes have been sold during the last year
without single instance failure. They are to be had
genuine only at the Office and consulting rooms OF the
College of Medicine and Pharmacy, ga Nassau street.
price 81 per box w. &. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inglis,


JusE s0-Cay VS.. Tayler.-The Jury in this case
which was tried yesterday, found for the plaintiff
images s46
YIN j. Fumsn.vs. Hinton Eyefson.--This was an un.
defended action for the recovery Of rent for the payment
Of which the defendant had become security Verdict for
the plantif-damsges $s3s 90.
Henry Walker VS.. The Mayor and Corporation of the
City Of Nsw York-rhs was action to recover the
value ola horse which destroyed by the fracture Of
leg by the breaking through of the wharves of
this port The plaintiff rested his on the culpabil
~ of the corporation, whose duy it was to keep the
wharves in state OF good repair The defence denied
that the corporation had been culpable and the jury
found for the defendants.
James r. Depeyster and Richard Whitmarsh, vs. Wn,
James aud John Jsmes-Tbis action brought to
recover several hundred dollars which had been paid
to the defendantsbv the plaintiffs In mistake The facts
appeared to be simply these The plaintiffs are com
mission merchants and they had consigned to them
quantity OF -four and molasses by person named Nu-
gent to be for him disposed Of There were also other
transactions between the parties and in the course OF
their bu mess arrangements general order given
20 the plaintiffs by Nugen to pay she balance that might
appear the accounts TO the defendants TO this
suit. Apaymentws accordingly made, including the
sum the cause Of litigation but il was ards
discovered that the plaintiffs had made error by the
omission OF item in the accounts which diminished
the balance be raid and this action was brought
TO recover back the amount so wrongiuy paid The
jury found for the plaintiff but il was understood that
the case would be carried up, certain exceptions
which were taken.
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] Err RMIAu.
MatanZas.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
MATANZAs, June Is. lS43.

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
MATANZAs, June Is, l843.
To THE EDITOR OF THE New YORK HERALD -
The United States brig Boxer, sailed for Key
West on the morning of the 18th inst, with one OF
the crew of the bark Natchez, of Brunswick, put
on board by the United States Consul and sent over
for trial for violent attempt the lives of three OF
the crew OF said b ark.
The Boxer had been retained at MataDzas in get
ting of the brig j w Huntington, Kingsbury,
which vessel got ashore the reef in beating out,
and IN endeavoring to recover deserter.
Al the time she sailed, officers and crew all
well" Captain Bullas had almost entirely recover
ed rom the wound in his knee, received by the re-
coll OF one OF the guns, some time since.
Vessels IN PoRr-ships Chandler, Price, of Phadel.
phs; Russell, OF Kingston IRON Hav anr; Ebro oil Hal
we'll from Liverpool; Charles Carroll Of Boston from
Liverpool; Arno, Dixey; Damariscota, Howes; James
Edward Webster Banks hatcher, snow, late from
Nantes Herschel, Adams; Huntress, Griffin. Brigs Ma
poleon Jordan; Cordels, Walker; Clio Msrwck; Casda
Crabtrse late from CieDfuesos.
Your obedent servant,
M n
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
WHY OLE ON


In olden time, among the Jews
That man second wife might choose
Whose first, by Faces unkndiy doom,
No children bore 10 bless his home.
Afflicted thus, the Roman matron
Prayed to Lucne, the midwii's patron
Caedto their aid the Priests ofIr,is;
And even now, the meek Hindeo-
Warm as her cline. and tender too
Flies sweeping 10 her senseless idol,
And with Ta'seu hands IN accents wild,
Petition, Bramah Tor child:
The Hindoo bed of barrenness.
so much for love in days by gone,
And savage customs in your owns
But say. even now, does loves communion
Bic" IN our land, sterile unioal
No ofttime. conjugal felicity,
Is thus dis,urbed-ay, zen in this city.
The means, "incre se and multiply"
With Loves Elixir" for hr friend.
The childless wife's replnings end
Alone, is this Elixrs dover
Consumption's ills it will Treve
With vigo' clothe the impoent;
Suppress gleet, whateer its date,
Aud all life's functions renovste.
Erupuons from SKIN it chases,
And briggs back beauty and the graces:
IT'S woman's rutland ne'er deceives her
From Fluor Albus it relieves her;
And each disease, with proper care, tool
Her fair and fragile form is heir TO
Thee are but truths who calls !! hem fiction
Lcters-ali forms OF attestauon-
FROM the savans OF every naton;
Penned by Disease and Qaackery 5 martyrs,
Thousands who lay, with hntteIins breath,
Almost within the jaws of Death;
Thanks to 1 Lts; S ffiSepd ai IN Nassau street,
An something, name the very ngmber-
''Ninety-twO Nassau, "-eaeh in their slumbcr;
Cry out for the "Lucina Coraial.5
mtance have it boxed and any part Of the
oA Price 50 per bottle, OF pc, per dozen.
III lmsec
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
IOTICk 10 AUPTURED PERSONA

NOTICE TO NUPTURED PEHSONS
DERSONS afflicted with rupures may rely upon tn. best
instrumental aid the world Affords, application
Office, No Vcsey street, either of the agents
principal the United States Be careful to awnc
the back pad OF Hull if tey endorsed by
Dr. Hull IN writing None genape be relied upon
good without his signature
Many have undertaken vend limitations Of Hu
celebrated and thousands imposed upon conse
quence These nitati be relied upon they are
made by unskfu mechanics and better than the old
nary truxses
Rooms have been fitted up No. ve,ey str
for aies having entrance from tho depart
ment where female constsnt attendance 70 wait upon
fam iIe ,stirnt,. rpo0 i'm IA
p kMOVAL-P. MACS Hair Dresser and Wig Maker, ha,
removed from 1852 TO 1879 Broadway few doors below
franklin House. and opposite John Having fitted up
new room in the most fashionable style he will
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